5 10 246 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5ef8f55113edfe8265cc8be4e7cbc3e8.pdf ba113bad2ce291f0fd79526337030ea5 PDF Text Text '*\■ 1F R ID A Y O CT. 7. IN * That Intrriial economic rrlae* *o« ii will doom the capitalist count rlu»i that Russia I* the riling power; that Russia la the 'bitty ihleld to protect Communist countriee from a W eitcrn attack led by the United St a toe,* Alio, the Com mu (iIi t leader* have a deep-seated distrust of American _ motive*. They appear convinced"tKb United.’1State*, for selfish reasons, it out to imnih the Cnmqiuidiit -led,Chinese revolu­ tion' rugardU'** of the rout to the Chinese people. Much of tlieh iintugnnlsiii item* from the record of American mat* erial nod moral help to the Natlonallit government In the civil war. Ill evaluating the Communist attitude—however unri’usof.ahlu it may appearr-ll mil*t be noted that not a ulngln one of tin* key oiomuniHi policy-maker* ba* any real knowledge or experience of the United Htnte* and It* people. To a large degteo, theii analysis of American »ociety i* based on leading -nml what they have iruil 1* dognintlcnlly faithful to Hut i enlnml-Marxiet line. Tlo-v have built tlielr policy on (lie*e u**umption*. A* lung a* they niibeie to such belief*, their eeoiri* 1,1 lie little hope of purauadlng 11,1 to le-orienl their foielgri policy. S. Refusea Risky Ihanee Tola delations In Stellar ■ Vale, (S lta u n r TapI ?*■■', t**»Hat*S Vrata I Star I* s**kitp, baa le a r r v S r t a.llaaa Maaa a (lee- eawwtfca la ttaniRMiii 1-blaa; ta ifeu. ib* MC.inif #1 Ihr.e etrtaalv* artlrlr*. t ba reveal* baw «be le t).* atniev retaaea la uamble aa belter relalloN* nil* lb* It,a*.| ’' B y HKYMflUR TO pl’INC ^IIONG KONG, Oct. 7—(711— The United States return'd four ttjonth* ago to la k e 's rlaky gam­ ble that offered some hope of im­ proving relation* with the Chinese Communist*. . The tilde wa* lust June. By July jpe Cmfliiiunists had openly nml fully committed themselves to the flovlet Mpc. This is the stury of the injected gamble, which until now ha* been p top M’Ci'i t. It coin#* from good sp u rn s, , ohImugli no American {tfflelal lias heen free to dl*ru*a it. , When, Mip Red* took, Nanking last April, U, R. Anihiissailiii J. Leighton Stuart dellberetuly re­ mained fm the occupation. Hi* Jio;te was th at, through him, the united Stale* could reach a belli', under*landing with thu Commitlilita. { Stuart, wa* an excellent man fm )he Job., Ills fluent command of Ptitn***. Id* long record a* a iniialnimi v-educator and President pf Veucqitig University, gave hint the uecesst.ry Chinas* contact*. The Communist* tent to Nan­ king ■* head of tlielr iniiiil<-l;t«t lot sign affair* section Huang iiuu Thia clinic# was nut accidental. Huang had studied at Yriicliiug University whan 1)1- Stuart war President Beginning In May, message* were exchanged between Huang and tit# American Amhaitadoi. 7’hen they mat for several informal alkt. >. • (Jntili-fltuart’a departure In An|u i t , this was the vital contmunlcations link between Red China hud Washington. 1 Stuart found nlmo*t Incredible Jllilrini nml suspleli/iis of Afnerl can itulllvea in th e ’minds of the 'ommmilst lendur*hl|i. lie did varythlng ho could to explain American policy und objection*. Thbn lie made III* final hid. ' He HiggeNted lie ln< ullnwt-d in to n d p ln g to viill Yi'inhinu f Legion Commander KaMllastS Pram F ast >»•> lug social movement In t*k* th* terrors of helpless dependency nut if old age. lint,” he added, "wo do lint Indies' that Hociul Hculity should he primalily and excualv*. Iv a govi’Niiiii’ut lespoiisiliiliiy. "I. Is till’ able W ill'd, five American citlien’a own iesi>uii*it.ilitv to assure hi* economic secui if v lliioiigh bis own liatd wuik, thrift alid Miterprise," Ctalg s*ld. Yesterday AFL Preaident Wil­ liam (ireen hailed House appioval of an expanded Social Hfrurliy *v*tem, calling it "the outstanding legislative victory for labor dm ink tint current session of Congress." In an anpuicnt refeienre to the T uft-lim tliy law, Craig said that "uiideiilundluK (by labor and maiiugmiiFiiO of inulunl problem*--not laws—brings niutual agreement. “In the sliIvlng for security by all of out people, the Amvrkan Legion lulievea that It nlimild ho arhinved Insofar a* possible try a • --niilot l.iilsvi’un (tie labor und free iiiunngenient, lullier than hy I'unipulnmy govcrnnient ucilon oi by legislation," the lA'glon ivudei said, adding: "Except in time* of imiiunnl eniergency, the fixing of wage’s and working comllllon* should ho leit |o the collective Imrgslliliig Moon Goes Into Eclipse, But It Wasn’t Good Show ter* in most 'o f the nation it wuNn't much of. a shMVJ ^ A thick blanket of low-liunging clouds diew a “curtain hero** the ski** In many area* and blotted out the total eclipse, the second for the moon thl* year. From New York to Minneapolis, und from Boston into th* south­ ern slates, the phenomenon gen erally wo* obscured. Some western area* ami a few in the far north and south report­ ed good view* of th* celestial show. _ Eclipse of th# moon — not an uncommon occurrence — occoi* when the u n til stands directly In line between the moon and th •.tin. The refracted light of the sun, which oidiriiirlly give* tin- moon it* pale glow, I* then rut ofl monentarlly. In I'urtiHiid, Me., observers re ported ideal weather condition* An astronomer said th* shadow ra il ovei tiic inopn was not adark a* in last April'* rcllpae because the stats *t thll time ol year ate h.ighter. In Alhuiiuurque, N. M„ tlw blackout was visible for the ichud.tied huui an(| III minute*. Bevelul ol.ii'ivsi* there report vd to Oi rt. Lincoln I'ttuai, iliieri ut of the Umveialty of New Muxi co Institute ol Aleieuili'#, that ttisy •aw a lo iglil greet* "fireball.' shortly hi-fmc the moon enleieo into the eclipse. Tulsu, Kansas Ulty and Salt Luke City leported fair to goo.l visibility. One scientist in Naw Haven, Conn., repotted the acllpi* was Visible fiom tun# to time, hot sell ntifieully it we* “not of much use." Moie thiiIt hUlt.IKKJ HI. I.mit* te*idents Juinim-il Into street* fm the aiinunl wiled prophet parade, got treated to an added show when unclouded skies gave a ciy stnl clcnr view of tli„ eclipse. <'nliiuil.it i, (lido, spoil era. eot no orcnsional glimpse of the show acloud* put ted. Observer* p port ' the harvest mooli eclipse pro-Inc. e dull n il glnyv. (Ill the western coast, ohs.rvei In Hun iJIrgu and l.<m Aiiindt” ■aid cloud Ion, hi blocked out theii view of lilt' -pa.i.acie, Spanish Whr Vets Meeting In Tampa Missing Plane iraailuM * P i n Wual redly toward the cra*h acana, TAMPA* Oct. 7—(TP)—OfficeRanger* reported their dlatovery to the tranamitter *tat IOB of staking Spanish War veterans al­ PM radio elation WMIT M artha ready t»ve their altlrmlahera out mountain aummlt. Thia atafloMr#* looking foa all available votes, lay ed dataili to AIf Force basea.- oven though th* main attack Cupt. C. K, MaxvtMA of a ground won't be delivered, until next ayaiehSaaW OWh wvatover Field, Wednesday. >. That la el loti day for thl* Ms**., left Immediately for the 61*t annual encampment of UnitWreckage. Kntoute front Waahington to id Spaniik War VeWran*. New Brookley Air Ba»a at Mobile, Ala., ' officer* will b* ' installed at th* It hail been missing for 4t hour* convention's final session on the at 7 A. M., EBT. The C-47, an Air following day, Force lran*port and the counter-1 Several hundred old warrior* part of the alrllnea popular, two- were on their old camping engined DC-3, wa* due to pa** ground* h#ra today. Tampa wa* over thin area about 10:30, Wad- the staging area for thousands who fought Spain at the turn of nu-day morning. century. Registration begin* It wa* at that time that two the for the 4,060 expected mountain men *ald they heard a •' Saturday for the reunion. nni«e which could have been tha crn*h of an airplane In the balsamtbatched peak*. J. W. Roblnaun and Frank liowditrh, both of ItiiMick, N. C., reported hearing the eraah und Immediately gave an tre e Mae*# r m s ra se Oast alarm. can troop morale—not destroy It. When the plane left WashingCajllne mad* a persuasive re­ lou it had fuel for about nine bout* view of all tha defense contentions if flying. to the court yesterday. Ha ended The *hlp broke to hit* aa it Bp- on tha not# th at I vs already had intently drove straight Into the spent two years tn prison, had lost iimintaln from the eaat. The aeven her baby In Japan, had refused to tew niembfff ynd two pasiengar* yjeld America* fltUonahlp undar ]M>*| ” t fapatiesa preklule, and essertedly L’apt. Joka, JW, jjanaor,, :87, of had h«lp#d Ampalfan prisoner*.of ** * Elgin, 111, pilot; tat Llaut, Frank war. I (’lark, I’d, of Danlson, Tax., co­ "This is a girl of great courage,” din'; ('apt. John J.- Jett, St, of he said. , Mettlelun, Ark.| lat I.ieut. Charles But Chief Prosecutor Tom DeW, Utoaa, 26, of Silver Spring, Wolfe rimarkad dryly that Mr*. id.; Tech. Hgt, Walter E. Crosby, D’Auuino had a fair trial by Jury '7. of Chicago; Staff Sgt. Rtgl- which found ah# gave “aid and ■ihl E. Silva, 20. of Falmouth, ’omfurt to 'the enemy when the Mji**.; and Staff Sgt. John W. United States was In dir* ptrii," McDonald, 36, o£ i <lra*n*vllle, Inin und Pfr. C. J, Urltnea of fay, Fla., and Pvt. Leroy H. Acree l llutticshurg, Mi**., paiaenger*. • EM ct Yeasmta fur the WnihlngMf rafin n l ne». not known, hlR h t daiidei* of id lowing tip1 Amlatsadtir to visit IVi|ilng wetn ebvlouii. It I’oitld have bail Intel hatlnnal and tlmneatlc rcpcrcusIlona which Wiishlngton felt sluuibl hot b# naked. Thet'd wns the teal danger that bitch *' Visit rnulil lie twisted to damaging ptopagandn us«|l by the Red*. < On* rAit milv speculate oil wliut I t u a r t 1might have been at.In to •ccompllbh. Me might have eased the -tension between I'eiplug und WashlnRlou, tail thei# weru great tdda against ills lining anything ■tore, w ; Ju st bafoie he left Nnnklng fm Wabhiuglmt. lie told thl* correswtndant he held no Impe for anv M dlcal rju n g e In Cmnmmtlat polln unlrM theie slmnld l>o a change K 'l h s basic sorlnl pblloaophy of O r Rad lvatler*. f, In aqv ease, events began to |g«vs s« lft|v lii lute June. Then* U n a pcwlMve Indlcatlun the state Agnartmalit derision precipitated H u ll fallowed. It couln have Itaen iaatalp tha unfolding of Commitf ia t policy which had brett formuiHvaly modetate tune towards W ed aecretlv long liefute. T R ,W»at I*.,nevertheless vanished. a fart that [ao [ffga-Tung, the Communist Irman, in a sneer), specifically Id out anv "middle ruatl” in jfiktg. pollev ami signalled the * of *n Iniunstv# propaganda g t on tha Unitnd Htatei. i n s . .Pulping came seemingly Jbla'reporta that extrema pru•Ian Inteniationnllata had wnn Iro l.ju f the political bureau M flxa* Uommuput pulley, n a ra tlv o moderates like Chou n#d to go along. MM 'only tlm United State* ,'wravjd# tha rconoinlf aid that rpim ntunlsl* may rrmilro to hr their program for this Myarlahed land, prhat ar# th* Ifatla for Paining’* derision to p l l r t .complaUly with RtiialaT W t *##h»g to be theoretical ' voted 10 to 1 In favor of atrlk# art Ion in auppurt of tlialr damand fm yioo a niuntii rompany-fittanred pension*. DOUBLE TRAGEDY TAMPA, Oct. 7—(TP)—Wllfy I invent)!ut, 27, shut hi* estrang­ ed wife la death ami then killed hiniaalf last night whan kn at* luinpt at reconciliation failed. Only yasterdny Mr*, Jean net It* Hancock Davanport. 21, had r#ceived her flnul tllvorca dacr#o front Davenport. II* called On liar at her mothei’a home to **• If they couldn't make another i tart at ntarrlad Ufa, or If ah# wouldn't at laaat go out with him unc* In a while. Dr. Henry McLs^ln Optomitrlat U6 Mai'aaH* AfpJ"; PWm MI Jinn fn IX T R A C #M PO R T IX T R A S O N I C SIA U TV IX T R A C O N V IN ttN C I aatttre’i tele# |(W wpn«W(*»w. lots. Imt)} Mm IW M I HIBISCUS (SHn*»k d m s) GARDENS m a A v a m i* « • * * • * « • a m wJR h* and Improperly equipped/they will not be fully effective aa a deter­ rent to aggreaaion. Thy may even Invite I t" , Whatever tha deelalona, "aome critkiam » la inevitable," Radford went on. adding that "agreement eotely for agreement'* sake on vital national Issues I* dangerous.” Radford then act forth ni* concluaiona. The** were In brief: 1. The 8-36 would be "uaelea* defenalvely and Inadequate offenitvely" In an atomic war. 2. Tha atomic blits theory of war, aymbollaed by the 8-36, can not be an effective deferent to war nor can it win a war by tha mare threat of it* exiatence. For that matter, Radford aaid if an atomic hllta i* to become “tha determined and Heady policy of the United State*, w* are today capable of procuring more effec­ tive und more efficient plane* for tha teak than the B-jifl. 3. Air Force “overemphasis” on the heavy bomber baa caused Air Force development of tactical and fighter air power to suffer. A tack of adaquate fighter* “may have grave conaequence* for future se­ curity of our baiea and our home­ land. f 4. The Air Force adopted “un­ usual procedures" that 'V era not Justified" to puih the B-36 pro- ^ram r' l • ' / » , ' ' - t l i t t*< Radford charged thaie proce­ dure* "undermined #11 unification, and blocked mutual tru |t, under­ standing and nnlfiad planntnd/' 6. Each of the aervicaa should be permitted to bring experimental weapons through in* dav'lounant, teat ami evaluation ttase a Knt n* service should ba permitted-*to gu overboard on any single weapon In quantity until It M* pes*ed these stages. Tha defense budget ehould not be used for unproven weaponi. “Th# American taxpayers can net afford billion dollar blunder*.” 7. Strategic bombing ahould he a primary role of th* Air * wc*i nut thr detent* of the U. 8. ahould •X»tfl.n. l 'T ., M, TOFHY’8 NEW9P.IPERB0Y IS | T| a i *•' f Tomorrow's Leader coaalltute. ■ Major factor In' Its. alleged invulnerability, unless id in intended to ba used for m m area bombing. EXCLUSIVE WITH ANNETTE’S Ob Our * Lay • Away Plan R0RS0N Sporting Goods SM E. FIRST 1 V PHONE MS (/ ' • ' ! ■ > , . / / / ( J , % i ' • s c 1 • ( J< ^ " FLOOR MATS RUBBER MATS > V. ' 1 7' ft# ) r ’t •' ( i- * (FOR ALL MODEL CARR) * I *'+iwU# I ' 8 t t T h tM Q u a lity M at* B # fo r* You Buy A* Moryiaqu, M anaftr ■ , V3 \3 /' On* iif tin1 grtalesiesi chinch nvelit* lo Hanford next Hnndny will he the iih*ervniict> of Men's f)*v at tile Hi. Janie* A, \ |. K. eliurch, J. Hall, genuiiil eliuli men. minoimced today. The paslnr, Itev. II. E. I.antb, *long wllli Mm loyal no...... . thu church, me nutting forth •peclal efforts to miiKo this ilav s surreal;. Among the spcrltd feat me* of l he duv will lie a Huy Hi mils svivic# in the morning. In the ufiernmiii ihe llniim (itistd, of the Ameiksu l.eghm, diaries Young Boil, No. "u7 will give a demonstration, At the night service. I’ll'*, Mnuie, Mis Mucker, Coal Strike William Dellote, Hegisiiur, and noted hoIoIkI, and tlie glee club. U,’eetl*ae« Fsnm Pag* Oeel pm In on the (Ireat Luke. Thlrtean Hethmie-Conkman College, Haytuna llearh will he iieie. awaited miioadlng in Cleveland, The public Is Invited lo these In Urtiolt, 1’iirkaiil laid uff 7.H56 uf Ita 12,413 iimidiiy** until services, Montlay a* the anlo Imluatry began fueling the effects of the steal stilke, Thu, Briggs Manufacturing Comuatty which supplies bodies for Parkaril, laid uff G.IK10 workers. comment that the Navy, Ifi th# person of certain officer*, la coni­ cs rnerl only wfth th# future of the Navy becauM of Ita effect on tham personally, th at th#y wont a (area Navy ao they ##n have promotion and ikqr# preitl*#. ( think Hie commit!**' would makq • grave mistake to ad appraise th# situation today.'* 4'f , When he got down to discussion of the 8-36, Radford said tha -rage for It klngea on tha paint at whether It ha* a reasonable chance to attack successfully without sus­ taining overwhelming and unac­ ceptable losses. / ) \ "If it h at not, Mu B-36 la a hlllion dollar tilundhr. , Radford said hi* own judgment of the 8-36 I r th ll: It can ba Intercepted and de­ stroyed In unacceptable dumber* if unescorted. It la not a precis# bomber at high altitudes, especially at its <0,000-foot battle ceiling. “I maintain that th* B-36 can hot bomb sDcceeafulljr from th* high altltudea which are said to AA New York l,n* 2,661,1* between the ape* tif 6 a Hneukiog of Uip atomic exploaion tending school.-inure t In itusslu, Craig said "our int- other slate In lim union iminliy to atotnlc attack may h# gone." He. xald '/all-out teamwork Thirty people ran stand In the hetwei'u labor, and management f{ Th# Embassy referred the mitt- lit thin time i* absolutely vital to head of the Statue of Liberty. (#r fn trie Htnle tteih'iptment. Per- the imtlonul welfai* ami to natnlasion Wa* rafttaed.* tlmial atcurity.” Colored N pwh uuii-lilndry." Admiral Radford 1 �4 1 '■'T' . ■ b H i l l y H i m !■ H trength— t« £PntMt * •* •* ilha Fast* ot the W*tMt T» P m m I* tk i e iH tM «( iw tiM t Tn n < * w Prosperity fof Saaferd. THE WEATHER *" 9Thp 1 VOLUME XXXX Truman Likes 90 Per Cent Farm Support fj HANFORD, FLORIDA, Sanford Group Studies Stadium At Waycross, Ga. pedal four man committee h k a d 'l by City CommDaioner John Kilder returned Friday night after a day In Waycroaa, Ga. where they vlalted the new combined buiehall and football /laid and were entertained royal­ ly, aa Mr. Krldtr put it, by Mayor l.ae Huff and othar city offlctala. Member* of the committee Intipded the Rev. A, G. Mclnnla, former reaidant of Waycroaaj ftton J. Moughton, architect) and Fred Wi Illama. C. E. Layton, chairman of tha committee of Waycroae, ahowed th# vlatora tha atadium, which baa atandi cuntmetad of con­ crete with iteel roofing and which haa worked out vary sue ceeefully both ae a- baaeball and v>’ jfwtbaH' field, according to ofala,of that City. 'Prior to building tha atadium, Wtyeroaa faced the tame »ltuatton that we do in Sanford,’ Mid Mr. Krlder. He pointed out that the committee had learned much from the experience of Waycroae in overcoming tha many obitaclee the! atood In the way of building thalr atadium. Officials there vlalted almllar projerta throughout tha southobtain idaaa for their out. * 7 Waycroaa obtained flnajjto operation from eeHool and Ware ty offlclela In promoting tha V Mid Mr. Krider. Inge of tha (pedal com alttee will be b« reported fit brief reported In ‘ S a U.tlylo___ i.* & f i r h,a nl tha local Stadium Com .tn p ro m t lap ■ request all,of T U X ' a»ti : i x, S ilk. Are : Ovfcr $100, Spanish Ve Forv Their SO(M il PMliMNT Herbert Hoover and Mr* Calvin Coolld|*. widow ot tha Praatdent whom Hoover eucceedad, are ahown chatting when they mat at a World Sarlaa ba*eba)I game between the Dodger* and in* Yankaaa In Naw York. Mra. Coolldge la an ardent tan. (lufertiutiorwo 4* I WASHINGTON. Oct. IO-</P) J —President Tiuman today aignrd a bill inciaating dualnlity and de­ pendency payment, to World Wat II vcteiam by an citimale $112.* 000,000 yearly. Ill major prom unis: 1. Provide full compenialion, in­ deed ol 75 percent, lot veteran* whose illnrii hi (Inability it pre­ sumed to have leiulicd from wai icrvice. 2. Incrcaie the Irngth of time for which payment) may be made for i attrded cate* oi lubetculotit. Create # naw disability iche• dule baird on $150 monthly for Total disability arid #15 for 10 pet tent dirahility. I lie old rale was $135 and $1 I HO. 4. Im'ieuso monthlyv payments tn widow* with ouo Willii from #100 did fr tn #1(1(1, ami ilie lain (or additional children from 116 to #26 monthly. 5. Allow veteran* with 60 par coni or mule dl*iil.iltly lo receive additional payim-i.l* fur dlwntlenUMu- old law ii'i|uin-d no percent ui mule dlmdillll). Fellowship Foundation Prepares For 1,200 Guests This Winter I he Fellowship Foundation, which latt ytai arcomoddlrd dlxxil 75U winter vmton in its I Inmotel and niltei mu* building) al the Mum cipal Aiipoit, bat b««n adding room Utilities in annexe) in expr. un.ni of limiting more than I J09 people ihit winlti, C. A. Maddy. m.uugei. announced today. Woik liai beeu going oil all lUmmei in Units H and 9 of ilm toimri ■^Navy l.atrack*, and lht,*t' lurv* been iiurtllloiicd Into rp.mi* with conriccIliiK Imtli mid pluiniunK f» 4 Persons Dead, - F ifty Injured In Traill Wreck ie 4* ' . Ia,4 ■ *» J& building, fot marly u»«t a, n aliapal, Ii living partitioned into 60 --..Ilannl tt/ill 11. located llUnflul room*. 'PI,.. Tha chapel will 1Ira In. a putt Urn of tha former Navy MMa anil, lha raat of which will ■trva aa a dining -room. Naw klidh*ri facHIHk* aru'haltig added, amt wall* and tha celling ure being lined with iheelrock. Tl.C roinitr Navy admti.Dliatlon i.iit Ml ii ic mnialns to loom* and hu* been repaired and ivpalnleu and levariililiad Inside. Ur. W. W.‘ * Chicago-Bound Train Hits Kail Washout; Chicago Hotel Fire .....n r ' V n .. in MEADE* K r i .* Oct, 10 An I ^f'ui»t]e» who ivcHiiiy m tiim l A Rock ItU n d iMMengtr train Int , iintoiof th« CVntml 4 iMck w r i Iio u I tliifR milet c#nt « Imn liof lluntloglon, W. V«. # i£ «t - rp a . Can Be Detected In Time And Destroyed Farmers Markets Ol io Mathienx Is Show Large Gaiiv Elected President Over Last Year Of Farm Bureau M«»thocli*t •blf II tlHttllril* IV,!- .bvlril I WKBONVII I.F., Ctrl. t" - in<-mili.nl of tin- Si’iiiiimli- 1 ,1101 “lui’\m|bff,lgH Rack 1 7 tf.U u ’ ll.v tBpacliill tiro** icrrltitlo J^^iswa LT«L' Tiam.i hulldlng. r,V/mci» HiioukIi the Stutc Faun- ' ) I'm 111 Mill I JO ul II uiiioiiil alid -Olipi-I | mini ulullt Alilcli Iih* lirtm divided into !!*> cm Muikct* diirlmt the puit (i>- ithi*-•>!IIIK Mm Tour list iVnl.-i Mi. ......... ami furnished. j cal veai amounted to Muthli-ux, h» coo lily iiilnoio-tin . niuii Imllilmg once orruplad <•* compared to *&J*».R1:I.- live iiffirar of tin- l*i .nliiillim (1VThe ilia *Vnve*li*» ntflce h.adooar- Wd-BI ("» *ho previous yen, ui I” tluikcilnir ............................ . _____ „_ , r„„, nuriiun. and the -lii.wn by completed figure- *n nnd Mo- 1’. M. (h-partmi-iii --i V*rrl '**'» •" «»•" P,,r,to"* •'"? ‘ll* ll.e veer'* actlvttle*. Niitlmn (l.B|. 1(Btt lltuV),|*, ihiee furnlahei Mavo, Comnil»*tuner of Ayil- cull.... . I* well nipiiiliili-,1 wllh ■patintent*. About »ls more bar- culture, whose effort* neated tin- piiiblcin* of irriiwi-i- oi this .................... .. ......* lack* building* am to bi modern- till* system of murkets, “it ie. rccMoii. Ill- *ucrn*d» (i-iitc It. Swart*. lied, said . .Mr. . .Mailtty. . . ............ dew ing the annual lupoil ut llis John I'lcimOi, Yi-ti-mii -oi themnrkets, said "This t* h teonir* fmin Inulrmb-i win Mr* a g i s - w s s r r . blu tecoril. We uta proud of lha rli'ClvdhkiIcllltuiul K. I.. lYml'Tii the lloim.iel Hulldlng. Oil osslstance wm have been In ttot Jihimoi, vli'il-praalilimt, ai-crutHry nnd I)•■wltt distribution of farm product), t,ui nrr heating eijulpment has t<» without proper inatketuig llunt*i, t i t'HROii-r. Aji|Hoii| ,,l hb*«n Installsd hoih In this building larllitle* wari- l.tm Itoinri, Henry the farmers would bs (lliv-ctnr* Jr., (Itl* i -huu*, Slid In tha csnttsl besting plant. , ti i Ins* to . provide th* rotnum- Schuinacher. Aider***!# College of Bible and (ng Wl,r|,| with the affects of Hontu-r I.. C’mi twi, W. W Till* Liberal Arts opened its Fall quar- , It>•>< labors. When planned mi- rmi I'. H. Uaw*on. Hstllilig I’resldrlit Nwillti t-'l-l i*t flvpt. 26, and now haa 45 atu - 1 nrovements at many of tbc-e dent*, Including 16 in the academy I facilities era realised, we will na III* group that the year hud tu-ntl of suliatuntlHl uahiev«iuant \ {- Fowltr Vnwlar hoDlital «n> Slid hopsltal ai “ -------------, .- a, small nopttisi ao‘ in ths collsgs proper, a c -11in |n position to rendar still gieat* nne hv *h« Farm llorBSU Hint lhal tha high echool wara being u**d to t0 j {jsrtrani Bhtefd*, col- cr -ervlce," lutan llift i-itsad cars for lha Injursd l*ue dean, bait year at this time Tha annual report show* that mambership bad w Out -I "Wln-tua* Bodies of two victim* ware taken live of the market*, Hotuivy Uluru lliut) W ((■allassU aa CM) Twal ' tCeetlaaM • • r « * 1,11 Florida city. ‘Jay, Hanford -*■"» ,wab*aun lha gear uumarlcullv be­ avaraga ol llm cimnlles Pturkv tloublatF*their gross t*- low ilia I tidllEHrs fits caiut 'tv < ,urn* to growers whtle Poiniun.t P ro c la m a tio n cxrueded last ysar by tieatlv » million dollars, tutsllng ll'lubl, Fire DamugeH Hume WllIPBFAfl In mirftUiHU'i’ uf i$ cuifotn fiUhUihPfl 29 178.26 as compared to #H,m/T,J \ E UmraiMFWH AND PROFESSIONAL WOOf Kev. A, tSiplin -t;i6.4U. Hanford, vha oldest ruaiS f f S K n K i i vmon, a. kst In tha system, axparlem-ed 1LL11 -- Al..Wu and Hawnil this w#«k of OcL 9# Fire of undaitiuilnd uiofln the graalest year In U* 16 vt‘ar*» tutalltig In ttxcoia of four million cuiiNfd t-xtenilvH ilumntir Inst » I.stlssnl r s tllglll to the Inlet inr of tin- ImlilH \vHEREAR tha oraanli* ion, b*lng non-p*rtl*an and noncf tlu< Kev. H. Flplln, culmrd, Mct.Vl?n compo.ed sXly m ..!f-.«PPorllng woman, le dr HOll, CONSERVATION IHi on Weal Thirteenth Htieat nuiir slroua of observing this week In furtherance of thu alma of ths H. A. Lyman, Federal soil cuo i'arilminoti Avenit*. i and mors particularly In carrying out ths thsma of th* •ui vstlonlst of klunatee county, Flrsmutl atliwerad tlm ulsnn YUU", t , " b o o st Y o u r t o w n --r r ito b sT s y o u - , and and uml Mrs. Lmen and small dnuicm *1 7:1(7 I1. M. uml temalrixd on iVh EREAB. our democratic sydam hat succevded baiatia* ar, Kay I-anl, recently spent• irvtM - duty at thy fire for on* hom and It la tha beet method yet devised to uxpreee th# will of th# majal day* here to visit Mrs. byyiimn v 40 minutes. 'The whole lualdn of _____ parent*,_ __ Mr.___ and Mrs. W. L Har­ tha home was dsinegrd, Including aw furnlturo In th* living room, vey prior to leaving for (’allfm °rlt)WHEREAB, whan wa speak "* ,lh« “u.i'Vn wa a rt aummonlng up lha mannar in whieh Amarlcana tlva In tils and Hawaii where Mr Ly Mora than <100 feet of two and n ettiaa and town* all otrar this land of oura. To '"■kfhalf Inch luvan and 2(H) feet of man haa been transferred. work nationally wa oittat make It work In our communltlai. To Mr, Lyman was born in Hawniu an* Inch h»N»-w*r« uacd in pm rale* tha llring standard* of America, wt must riiea tha Hir­ nnd grew up in Hilo, Ho came L> tins tha flrU* out. ing standard* tha’ #ro*eroad* of America, »nd tha United States in 1041 after < Chief 6!. N. Cleveland, Lieut. ■••ui* natlon-wld* pra*perlty, wa musr Ma to i r a M r a i i graduation from thu University J, R, Crow, J. T, Bennett and K. tlmsa for tha email fanner, tha corner grocar and tha nalghborof Hawaii. Hie nev work will !>'• In Griffith war# on duty at thu hood fthoD ODtritor. Aid similar to that In Florida. He h** fir*. Tha Rev. Kiptln, who wan WHEREAS, bacaults of th. p.eeant pra-.mlnane, of beam highly oaaxmended by count v pot at hom* when tha fim broke 4, la pastor of tha Baptist commlsslonafa of Hamate* County) country In’ International affairs, it la more than eear h on Hlpss Avsnita in Cafor hi* worit in soil eonaarvatlon. that our aeonomy remain healthy and prosperous tod th democracy retain Itt •ril*1'-- We neod hue# no f««r of mating j—xt— SHEFFIELD SURVIVORS that world poaltlon. With nil that t matna forr laatlng I.IONH* HPEAKKII In the Met of aurvlvor* for and wtdaepread human freedom*, »o long aa tha Informed woman li director of Jamea E. Bhafflald which appear . Dr. Frank Qulllman, of Amariea are prepared to lake uo the eudgala for our way of ‘ __Seminole Ct County Health Unit, *d In the Herald on Oct. S, Mr»- 4h« IHa In tbo eoramunitiae of thu Nation! Lf J. T. Clayto^G "name” was" omit- wUl apeak to fallow Lions tomor NOW, THEREfORE, I, TIIK UNDERajGNED ed. Mra. Clajrton la a elder of low at the Tuurlal Canter on tha bject of diabetes, and how liarMr. Hhafflelild who . .. wae __ fatally , . is having this dissasa may lead Injured In a Automobile accident last Tusaday night. Mr. Sbafflehl T “normal Ilfs. racalvad hla Army training *t V F W MERT Fort Jackoon, S. 0. and from Post 5282 of Hla ‘Veterans aran. of thara want to Kansas City, Kss. Tara wiU __tonlgi Aadraw Cermray o'slock aal t tha __ Legion _ o’clock Johnson, *«mmand*r, , , ' ' "f ....., 1 m tK1JK,.,)aitaB.‘l5rS today. Demorr.itic System SI PAUL. Mu7 . Oci. l>P) Srurtxiv ot Delcmc U fltt Jiihll-im irprxtcd today theie Ii ga "tan 4 tom in irdurr the N avy'tfJ "i» irconri i Gii role” in n«ti(ria|2 * dc Irror. Jnhiinin. i.ld i tiling the aniiil•5*' coin m u , hi ,d dir Ameiican c141)011 oi I >1, i sold the Nav> har jo li......*I Ie mle" to pftF on the Ann) Nai V-Alt Fntcr tc ia . lollll'iili li "k nolice nl mount-. iiik ptoir,ii Imm Navy patlilaat •hat u " is 4 L11111 in ht "unifiedf*. out ol l)lt>illri, Hr enured th* N'ivvv hr intnid, lo keep it and llap Mnimr (nips .is siul pails of Im ' dcfi-lisr 1 •>tnlIIII.1 Ivon. llir Drfrnsr >r( irlaty-- dtclaP* ' mil lli.il llir pns-ihllity lilt K0)11400 " o u lil lr.ii 11 tlir iliim tc see ret long SUSPINDtD MOM DUTY by the Navy ami pin n l under bouse airc»t, l apt. Juloi 1 KUiiiiiL'Im ivluxK) III Ills buck yutd «■[ Im Wuklilngtou bums. Ms w,., • -1 it luted by 01 dn ol Sccrvtury Frimrli Miitllicwi on iliuigt) of it,. on (iintblditoil (i.iicipotidsme b> m-swinrii tu cmiontnm wtllt Ilm (1 .inplullit t>> tin vc Ailmlrul* agnliDl luntKaturn. (InUriiulloilUl) C/ech Reds Jail Nation Plagued 40 More Priests By Bad Weather In Control Try Over Week-End 300 Priests And Nuns PMne Crashes In Fog Killing Crew Of 3: Reported Arrested Tomndn Kills One Sinre S tart Of ll.ui H» AS'il II I \ I HII I'll | SM M o re than 411 |{ n io a ii t .ilh o lu | i l i r ) U hr) - r h r r o u i l r t l in (h r |i i l Irvc days Im o |i| io t ilin ii in l /r c lo is l. n i t i . i n < lo n im m i-t th r m-, i n n in P iil* ) I. til lit «i HI 11ali (h r ( I H$11 li. ip I m M p > i oi it t r | n t | | r ( l lt«ii.t\ llir ir *«Mr«l« 3vi»ulii Itim u in m ure th a n RMI l l i r iiiin ilt r i nf | u i f » l i a m i ituiiT i r j m i t n l . i n r^ lrs l •H ire l l i r lir u iiu iu ig u l l l i r i l u i n l i slat* fiplil hrir Ihe infoim.iiil* aUo irjioilnl police pirtioir it hrinvt •ipplird I-individual liirmlim III ihr ('loin li liieiairliy wIm ate oiijiiisiiik tin1 legillalinti, dor lo lirtome lavv Nov I. Tho ■inirri-- nililcil |Imi ItccHii iif such presume, ,M*gr. Ftwnti-i-k (Indrak. tha upiwlolic a-lmliiiniiK tor of Ts*in iToctieut neui llir I'ollsh boidei. leietlllv l**iu-d ■* •tatomsnt hacKinvt tor hill In pml lie hail lieu mu- of ilinur who Im l Hlgnad a jiiol*ii miivi coudamniiiK ilia bill, Tho Info IttlHIlIl- -Hid 111* 'till-' uient came aflio limn* nl ct-*M, h'*a qUL-atlonhig. I ln- lili-iiiim v, under Arctihirdmp Jnn-f Ili-inn, prlmata of (JiecInndncHh Iih* hevn raportad hy Chinch source* nl most unanliuuti1' III uppoalng llir Idll, which will make nil pili--it» nd pastors civil •eivHiit* punl hv he it statu mid »ub|eet to elulc ml mlnistratlve, financial uml up IO)sH*w4 a* r**) a m 1— -------------------i ? lit \M S llt I \ I 'F I I i ’ l l KMS lo iiiiii|o r > i.iin .m il lo g m m m i-il lo k ilt it h a il r ig h t |M *i•m i* m l l , l ) l l i n i rl-i n llir iv l, l- l llig lil m i r u ilv Im l.iV 1Iir iliu m ii ii i n i l i i r - b .i.k mn- tl line I I'll III, _ , "Kurh M-rvicr nut only Is per­ fect,Hu ll> own lialninv and or-' uujiicaihui," In* xtld "hot I* learninti in idai iii nan <>ii a unified ((’tfatlu*** r aa* alal Senator IVppor To Snoak At Of World I'VdtMiiliaU • i - t . , ilii* . I ln llit v in i- l.nl u rm u n l II ■..Inti, tl...... wul* gutting 1 i I III 11111111*1 4- ll....I Wului- It: . - -led Ibil the (Vitullit-Miiltll oscil lo­ ti Oi tint liuppy ultliul ptuuac Im tlic iveathri cmidltiioi) ovat cm 1cm *oothuiti unit luntinl ll. M I I - -aid: i I n-ra-iiliiililV wutm letopci i tni, - cnnlHum." In Ih e »■",I v in -lull-), llm ttn -i l % m ill, w ill n lm i -|>Uiik u t 'lid u l u m l a ll in e m h tii) o f th * • " in i c h a p te r a i r u ig e d t o ’ b 4 I I CHWllt. I'lire e d c lc u u lv t('uailuu*4 wn<- im m a d tv rue* SI*) Vila monte Man Is . Killed In Ainilafte IACK.HUNVII I I'.. Oct. 10—UP; n m iiK 'le i n . l i l i 'i - (SOI 1 i m il, uMujoi' lieiii y N.nl, Currier, l( i 'l i ' tin - 11'(1(11ti x ti , ru*<-ivii .\1jiiiio the) from In n * iih u ib n f I,o n 'd o , N id o , u | Ulumunlu Hpimg*, wj > killed S im d iiv punch liiiiiio t u r i i jijd-i I I " -"sturdily when Id* Hiigins fallsJ cm Hi m ol l-'v i-li'd h lu n i-i- M i* lust Hficr tiiking off from tha St. tin x in r t I-. 7H, w u - k ille d l i v i iuvhI All Hliill-oi. It wun tliu fliil N’hvhI Air Ksi.iIn n • In tin ; lm u*e w e n t lie u tm l • rvu Tiuluilig milt fatal dCclIm m iu r lc * . "» I lie iv h lt lliig filiim - l o f w in d hud <■>ut huru In tin p i - years. Major Cm rim wm u member - c vi in 'll ll p iith 12 t n l l o lo n g a i'li'* tin- Ahmh I,uml VulunWer t ill' N 'c h iu *k u c m u itiy s ld a b a lm * . i K 'u a tta u fJ itu »'*-•• T en -1 Cult In Orlmnlo sod nurupuiy III oblMvancr of Nslioiul Fur I’lririition week wliirli )t*it) Imluy, ilia Seminole Junior t ’liumlirr oi (oinmrne in i o-oprrutioil vvilli llir Sanford Fir* Orpuiliuriil list Isumlinl 4 <4 inpaigii lor fur prevrnliou. 4nd is Iponioritig ojirn liouie tlmuiH llir week ul lire I ur St4lmu on Palmalio Avenue. Malcolm Mar Neill, puldinly rlwiiinsii lor (lie leyccei, announerd today that u full »ch*dul« of* -vents is planned for tho week to mi_|(| -ducat* the puhltc on tho Impor^ widespread campaign of puliranee of' fire prevention,_ This ||t,,|y lltl (|rw prevuntloti I* iM*o l)*,*rJ being put Into opvrnllon thl* week, :illon of the big new ladder Du t" inrlmliiig adiln'**-* to civic club*, i 'l l r showing of short film* on flro tchools Including Heminole High |,r4lVt,ntion at all local nuitiun plcHchool and CrooniH Academy. , , whertt 1,000 pliamvisited ro to--1 - * nut.jirct will - -ba dtH■ Olhsr aahoola aenoors will wru lie ne v.sireu „„ thw 1 J, ,j u u , , * i tributritl. More than EDO poxtrrx i ^T* Ciavaland, Juj H|t, |„,|ng placed throughout the declared, has axtanded a cordial ,.|ty ,0 proclaim Fir* Prevention InvItafUh to tha public tp visit Wcek. tha Firs Department and to asc lu tha window of tha B. L. Par­ tha truths and aqulpmant. Fltsmsn WtH ba present to answer kin* *tora on Flrtt Strait, photo­ guestfona about tha various trucks graph* of homes which have been and tM ep aretio n i f tho dapnrt- burned will ba placed tomorrow. -• 4 h«i) llUUli'.l mi drlrii)* pl.tiiiiing-— s.nd hr i' "1 "iduhtil" till) rounlip Gill Ii i - llir ll-.lj in .vtuiun wrapuni. "1 Hill 4'*Ulit lilt’"I we it itl hold tha u*rul, .1s<r*i -Hid. "tmi (-nough "1 II ll'll1*1 IM k’l' "( -iimpluient liut moingli Im t 4’ tiivi-Ivi- if we cog* linin' il »•* 1tl i ■r III pllCI- XXX, , •■Tin- HH| til- ill i"ii- ->f the "t onic i-xplo*iii »J || Nit ui 1 m*-me yod". 1lu- S. «1• Itll \ i'dd di'li'gutea, Tnivc I.»’*'h mil cmti'il ini" ib« asi IIIi,V ul.v.(11hi u uml g-ivei MlllSjlft p-dicii-* #»f Yiiis niillim." "Tim tin ,*l'N;4l|I'M I>v Mu- KotsUns (if III- l.trsnk Is i| c- uml ..... to |0"llll<l' fill lit'!.urn i'X|ilii*inii in- 1--IIBl'H flift- HI $1i iii'v of ngieemsut; u pun ii pi JI1, t.f iidt-tnational con-* iml uf lit Mlikit* t•mi gy." • Jidiiii*M1 Nllttl tloil piugie** it" Iw-liin inii-lc in onlfyliiK tha da-* •■’hiihIIu (tn ode I’eppri will m >1* nl tin -tnii ,i-*i'iiitdv of t Hill'd Wm hi h'cdci nli*l SaturUV -'Veiling nl * ill! o’ctock SI \fe $ l 4 hev-line, W in, ,t M|„ k l.e lailigvvmiil llid.-t it tvu* *n"OHi’ml nl n m.'i-tltm of the A n n .1)1 | 11.ii ip- ( l i v n l r i l In .m ilWorld Fedot nll*t of SanD r iik r i i IrsliO.ilii.n Im .msr o l Fulled '--id Tblil-dny lliglil ul the City himlril mmIoIiIv dor In i.vin .iml Mull. tin Huiuluv nfleini.on u t *J: 4& I m till 4 k n o ll h r i r . k illin g its h'ck, l*iof. Km I Iweitii. foundi i r " ul lliir r i nf Nwr-dMii'* ' (noth Villagi” I >--ill I In I Ini i- -..ut hw ui il in i recently altmdcd the Stuck i.. I •!>Iilin.mii nnd OH*, till' cloud* 1 l.i'llll CUllft lltlic* f Ilie World Wi •-mI- .idl'd t in 'll no,, Mu.- in llo im l M "V e il --lit fo r W in Id G o ve rn - III* Hid I ll|inril 111(Ii |iri-(iii( mu iii hi i ir l l, , 1 pi,kill- Jaycees Inaugurate Campaign For The Prevention Of F ire s I eS I S S jatk-w. i A FI. Is Advised By Defense Secretat*y Ol Ailvantages O i CnimiiH’liii Confined To Home WASHINGTON, Oct. 10-oPi —Navy (lirr* and radar r\|icil* told longri** today lhal Itiinnla umluiihledly haa both the warn­ ing ayalriu and lha fighter* lirrdrd lo detect arid knock down blab flying lion.hern Ilka Ilia Air Force D-HH. Thay coni ended that tha tMimbrr could tint gal Ihrough enemy (irfen-r* In num­ ber* and lhal H um* which did would waala A bomb*. Cumdr. Kogana l alotn lirought gaap* of •urprUa from lha llouaa Armrd Bar,lea* Commlttre by testifylug lhal you could stand al on* rnd of tVashlnglun Nalional Alrperi and cum* through an alum bomb «tp)u*lun or half,* “without serious Tha gunway U a llllle mil* and a uuarltr lung. y. .i WASHJM.IUN, U.L. |() J/1'I A Navy rlrilionui M|icil told I louir llivettigatini I....... ilial id dar can lia d ro. kri> and irach the moun, in n iriidinlv (an ipiit a log high-tlvmg liouibrr like llir Alt Finer II III Llrut. ....... . I W. 11J 11 troll i (illtimird hr loir llir I louir Aimed TAMPA, tin . in ,/1’l - A (Span , S' 7 Kr* f ............ . ,l,r N i-ti ■h wai war vcterm, vc Ir*i an l.lcml i.Umily ly told two u a 0,1 ,llr M1'"" bomb loumlm-nt spcukci, tmtay the man n lli.il it llir pmlr ill llir An abo fimglit tii ilia war against I litre. Spuiii wanted tuma action and Uet Adrmisl Alllull \\ U.nllnul led pi alia. Joe li. Hanli-v, llaulananl govat nil (in llir Yivy I.ui week Willi 4 not of New Yotk, addressed hi- i o llleiiliim 111.«I llir II itl 11 >11111 111 n-mark, to Hnutoi I’apiiar (D-Flkl lion pinyi jiii mu-1 be ULeli-d j ii ml t'ot .Inlm H. Andrew* uf billion dull,ii liluinlrt" urilr*) llir tViinliliig.iui, ii Yataiau* Adiutnl* IHItlll . ,ilsnc (411, 4 > llir All 1'iiice nut ttutlon ■rflc.nl, at tha illHitllllg f ir s t lo u iliiaaa hcshI i i i i o t th a iln lt m leuili, i 411 > nut liiiiiilnng iiimmiiS|ihi.I,Ii Wai Yatciun* uiinual roll without ilr lr iliiin .iml heavy |o«-e» vantlnn. Pappci liail imltad Ilia vetaran- H sittu iil 1 4 ill the i U iin i h i * not tiua. .......... „ VVl1Ill| Ha aisr al* t Id ,„,W|,r. u* Now nl hr [ Nmy uiett me giving „#ii) vvt,,, u >lng taka all th* . . i** ...»___ tln>« tu help out with veteratil_ lUppoitimi leiluminy on the griin.il ‘hanie |h*t too much limi|rti dr benefit*. Col. Andrews told tha velernhj^ frnia fund* am. gout# into llir Biliui*(tpanlil. War'baMflt* are­ loo lillla into Naval avias' pnr Willi thoaa gtyeu ttgbteia. 36 and i C)*ii *m i «a r* w Slat ir,* g * * « oa Vine Mai ‘ ,r '; Second Class Role House Group Is Told H ide Of Air Force of here today, killing llnee ........... and injuring approximately 50 to 70 mote. O. K. Cutty, rhirf clerk in llir division supeiinlendcnt'i ..... ... office ji l.ihrtal, Ka».. *atd four prison) of i t130 in T .V rChicago r the aboardi Ihe boundI tiain were killed and 50 injured Heavy tain* occulted in the sire yetlttday. Ambulance* from Libe. a . a * , o * . •» . K-,... went lo ihe seen*. Meade, in Soulhwtilern Kama*, i* tha county test of Mesde County. Tha overturned cars landed in a watarfllled ditch. Tha train, "Tha Imparial,’ w«» eastbound from California to Chi- r '"vztrnM m m no. Associated Pr«w l.eaaed Wire MONDAY O i l’. III. 1919 o; WASHINGTON, Oct. 1 0 JP)—I'rculiirnt Truman u*ked 8ongrti* today for S1..111.UI0,00# to pay for American arm* abipmsnl* abroad In aid ((land* ly nation,. Ila rtquralrd an ap­ propriation of #011,010,000 and authority to anlar Inin #60(1,000,000 worth of contract. A Whit* House italemcnt Mid the bulk of lha fund* would be uaad to pro,Ida milIlary aid to thoaa North Atlan­ tic Treaty couatrlaa which rarjuest it. 1 ■'•T- > Bill Is Signed Expert tnm t. johnson Denies Plan n . KT Raising Vets’ K a d a r t a i l r in d Disability Pi; B-36 Bombers I o Reduce Navy 1 Ex-President And Ex-First Lady 1 Fight Ovdr Parity To Be Carried Over In n, to Next Session Of Congress In January WASHINGTON Ocb 10—t,/I»>— Rep. Cecil F. While (D-Calil) t|uoled President Tiutnan today at lay­ ing he itiuugly (avon 90 pet cent parity price ruppoiti for the baric faitn ernpr. While raid ha called on Mr. Truman to urge him to ruppotl 90 par cent price prop* a« againrl the flexible 75 |o 90 per cent support* in the farm bill now before the Senate. "The Preiidcnt informed me he hai been t import inn 90 per renl all along and will continue to do *o in accordance with pinmiin to the people in lha ln l campaign." While told ttporlert. In view of the Senate's rejection of the 90 per cent rupportr latt week. White raid the Imiile for tham will probahly have to be Carried over into the next tettion pf Congretr beginning in January. Ha >ald Mr. Truman told him he "len’t going to attempt to Inter­ fere" with fongri'M'H action on the pending farm hill. The Californian added that both be and the President hope to get farm law carrying out thalr [data. "If not at,this than Wa teuton, ac the next." igtegi intrude, the - Democratic, Sedate l»ad[e^n haa • backed b i d ed ithe pending Mil of Ben•tor L " A ndrtton. (IHNM), fottnar Becrsthry of Agriculture, which pro.vide* for flaxjhl* price eupp * at ■upporta ‘ y. Parity 75 tP PP par-Cant Of .parity, give the la a price daalrntd to gl it ttitfiiiMM Mu r i i * m i I• lim ttft AN IND1M W DKNT DAILY NEWSPAPER EaUbUshrf 1«M Partly cloudy through . 2 % flay with a trw local aflai Ihuiidtrthuwcrs, 'lew them but Uu w ,i vl siting Ijcksunvlllvi uml o i l urttlng- ll 'lying time ui tlic Naval Air Siution wtiun hi* iiUiib craehaL Ilia paients aiu Mr. mid II N. N h*Ii, S i ,, of Harvard C. m OUTHOAHIi MEET* , ‘; A meeting of thu .Sumlnol* Out* •iiHrd Aaniiclullioi will ba hllJ I oenUy night ui H:0l) o'cloqk-a# rim pluco of W I*. Smith, >515 I'urk Avi'iiun. All memlisrsd# iluiHH Inteieati'd in lolnlng arSira-iup*t*<l by Captain Roy O. TiHI#7 picnidi-nt, to In- there. THE WKATHfl JACKSONVII.I.K, Oct. 10 -Weather table: STATION Atlanta Huston Chicago Tasno Kansas City New York Philadelphia SsettJ* Jacksonville Miami �I * r ." M '.'iggf S g g - Attmamahtor— tfAGK TWO 'ffie S in fo rd H erald ___ ■• iiiu iM la fees > m jrt.j8 8 r» - .I;■^ tr. seta, >i U. Of F. Co-Ed* Find Dormitories Nearly Completed Searching For The Flaw The House Armed Services Commitee was roundly prnlsed thl» summer for the forthright manner In which 11 woi id up Its Inquiry Into the B-36 bomber program <rf the Air Force. Now It appears that the Committee In called on to do more of the mime type of open-minded, forthright Investiga­ tion In the field of the nallon’H defense. It in starting out with an inquiry Into the state of the Navy’s morale, to Ik? followed by studies of the wisdom of some of the controver­ sial decisions, affecting the individual services in different ways, which have been made In the Department of Defense. It might be that In the Investigations now specifically on Its schedule the Committee ran learn why the program for unification of the armed forces lias run into such bitter opposition in high service quarters, why some of the leading military people seem to lie so completely against it. Or the reason may not be found In things which have been done in the mime of unification, hut may be in some fault In the Imale lira ft of the unification plan. Somewhere in cither the unification program or the approach to it there Is a basic flaw. The idea is sound; It makes sense; it ought to provide us with a stronger and more effective armed force than we have ever had before. The House Committee, and other responsible congressional and executive groups, should continue the senrch until the flaw is found, mBy UBWlTT m aM A m t d fB N tn AP Foreign Affair* Aaalyat Nitfcm’a Weather *fisttsir a,.,r«. wake It left a tangle ofcommunicatlnn and prqver lines. The damaging winds hop-skip* and Jumpad over Oklahoma. Op# woman waa Injured at Slapotit, Ok la., a small farm eommunlty SO miles northwest of Woodward. Two houses and a filling station were damaged. A twister fingered down near Rosatown, and dnmaged t tome on the outskirts of Lavarne ' i Horner rount.v. In Rossetl, KXns., a small torua'to Ignored the outskirts—It lashed down mala street. One wo­ man waa critically In lured, hut on ♦he edge of town 6m> farmer* • th# winds by-passed them. ■■>■■■ The whirling gales smashed’ #!■'■ Hutchinson tn Central Kaunas, end’ •nob a ewlp# at Kan*a« CH- Mo„.i Where'the roof flew off one house. tn Houston, Tex., manv person* who fen away from high water*.» Friday and Saturday returned, home. Downpours had sent the bayou water* over tho banks, The water sections Sunday. In one of the level waa normal In alt except two areax—Mount Houston—the wj*lar* were atilt four feet deep' In •otto Mqee*. The Improved weather altuatlon In Maha permitted hunters to huan whack tbalr way Into the game coupiy. A anow storm In the moun­ tains tgat week temporarily mar­ ooned hundred*. On* hunter waa d*ad end one missing. • Searchers were looking for Ed­ die Grant. 22. of Olfford, after the body of Mra. 1-oul* Schrechengost, 27, of Rose Lake, had been found. the sawing lq tho next room. "It . will to lovely." But she sighs a hit as she look* over her bare daik Inin thn front ' hall, where a student Is writing her name In the thick dust on n • wlbdew. end a workman la draga lack of cement across tha Proclamation of the Eastern Herman Republic, under Rutilan HA.NESVILLE, Oct. 10—(Spedomination, ta a strategic move by * 17 M L U K n L. ial>—Pioneering days came to an '* MHw Moscow aimed at winning 6ver the nd this week fur tne 816 co-eds <1 OONUON DMAS republic recently establlioed la tha (used In twu new dormitories at Hritish-Prench-Amerlran tone* of ie University of Florida. Her many with Bonn a* capital. Uf course great clump* of wlras The Soviet Union thus la inten­ dill sprout from the walls In the sifying its drive for a unified Oarnaliways, and (h< parlor lx stacked mnny which ran tie brought'under .vlth lumber and boxes of fluor­ control of Moscow, escent fixture*. But the dormitor­ •bMaarr H f lia . ear*# • ( The establishment of thla gfxt j, tranlatloa* <M a•(!««* al ies now have hot water. .. Jalaaiaata lav Ika w n «ai mi cm republic doesn’t mateiMltv "That marks the ead of oar Jma ivMt. Mill ka f U t|M lav alter the status of that part of Wftalav aavvtlMaa ralva. pioneer day*," Insists Evalyn Sel­ Germany as n Soviet satellite. The itMvaivA NatUaatlr > r lalers, dormitory director. Russians already have cqmnutlNvMvjMavr Hvavaava la II vaa. Wetchlng a house go up arouad »»M rath. CklMM, Dairallt lied It heavily and are maintain­ ,ou has been the unique expeiI crtr. H i si. u * . ing control with a Mg army of cnce of the young women who havald tv a avaaibav af is* Bed troops. .jilvA «■»**« watch la sail ties moved Into Mallory and Yutec What has been done by setting *•» »•»■*«when rooms wars furnished on! ,-jei at «•* «bv Iaval avwc ariciM up the republic Is to create a vlth beds. Today there la atlj l* b aajtcaaacr. aa avail aa all symbol of nationalism which tha •ewe dUaai'baa. inly on* telephone. Tuba of Muscovite* hope will prove attrac .re soaking on the porch, and live to western Germany and bring 7 MONDAY, OCT. 16, 1MI ' post* carry the warning, “W<t about a union. That's an Idea . nmt." But the young pioneers " J l III)ATM Hlfll.K VKHHK whirli, of course, cuts two ways, dready gather to talk over ths f»r the Western power* are equal­ old dayi.f,.of two weeks ago., fee wilt win fair victories uni com ly bent on drawing eastern uerwhen tflire were no window iiiany into the Bonn republic. Bo a n . b a a t a complete determination shades. hot contest I* in prospect. •a overcome all difficulties. You th e hammering and rlvatil PHOT COMMANMR fradarlek L. Ashworth (left) In any event, what wa have been ■MHl rcallj will sucres*. lie went Diplomatic Family goes on, dnd student* u»u report* I* Aim. Thom** L. Sprifue (right) In Baa railing the "Russian xone of oc­ faith conquering ami to conquer. shout (0 b# hbard. Sometimes cupation" now has become a Com­ Navy IftpfvM bomber non-stop from tha aim ! fli2. uat stay out of the room* Atlantia. Can tar ta co-pllol L t O. S. Morrison, John Foster Dulfes. now senator from New York by men lew the munist state which takes Ita place ‘ ■ —7* — y to allow the workmen In. They bomber, which la capable of carrying an atom bomb, f i d mile# tn Moscow’s satellites. Thu* can’t Iron at night because of the Cipt. Crommelin hat loo tine a gubernatorial nppointfn^nt, is gcndiilfy known as an expert among ta hour* and U minute*. They want by wiy of tha Panama Canal Ihe Hed empire bulges westward iow current. Their dates wait for feci id in the service of hii coun- on foreign nffnlrs and dtplmnncy. He studied In the field for Into central Knrope like a huge ■nd than ova# the Yucatan Pculniula. (International Joundphoto) (hem In the downsteira hail, Ryto be laughed oil at a crack* mnny years, nnd has made some trips abroad on official dip­ list or battering ram. shifting from one foot to anothet missions, fie comes from a family distinguished by Within this bulge lie* Berlin, pot. or lUlpemled ai a trouble lomatic between saw-horses and ladders, slmilnr activities. once proud and powerful capital or they pact up and down between p a ltr. {11m brother, Alien Dulles, was In the diplomatic acrvlce of the Itcfch amt, next to Paris, the sand pile* In the yard. Hie most populous of tha contin­ The two four-story new dormi­ With inrun blanketing Montana. for many yearH, winding up with four years as chief of the ental cities. That Is a highly Im­ tories are severely modernistic State Department division of Near Eastern affairs. He has portant clicumstanre, as I pointed Wyoming, and other pint* of dir (true lures of red brick, with glass iicon practicing law since 11)2 (1. Then there is a cousin, Foster, out In a prevlmi* column, and Is •trick trim. They will be among W «t. It won’t lie long before our tikHy to figure heavily In the ii history professor at Ohio State University, who has the tho finest In the Stats when com­ tfintir visilbn will be down in full same Interest in international relations and is the author of struggle for control of all (Jar- TAI.I.AHa SSKK, O c t. 1 0 pleted, together with e third now By ROBERT A. BARNES many. fen*. (Special)—Nearly 5,000 Florida under construction, several bonks on the subject. AP Newsfeaturaa 7', — — * «--------Ilt-ilin not only Is the hub of high school student* received les­ “We wilt hav* a recreation hah, CLAYTON, N. M.. Oct 6—<?P)The common IrtteYcst of the three gooH back to their rc n t r a I Knrope-.the greatest sons In how to drive a csr In The tnnilrrnalion in Orlando parlor, a kitchen, a wash room, transportation center of tha eon- school last year and almost h.ooo Rlll Wetset say* ha’a the world' aa sun grandfBtHcjydoh'n \v; Foster, who was Unlfeu States minis­ Just everything mom f^Jearidnit that they have only tinent-hut it Is dear to all Htr- of them used real cars as part fattest man, and tbera’a plenty of cm,” deck.. ter at several I',iirb|>can courts nnd served for a short time shouts the director above weight behind his argument. HI* T population, according lo Ilie mans ns the symbol nf the coun­ nf their Instruction. as secretary of state under President Benjamin Harrison. hell—|f h« wore on*—would be = l l l = l l l = i i i = i n I ceniui now being taken. Ills son-in-law, Robert Lansing, was also a diplomatic expert, try'.! former greatness, A nation’s „ State Sehool Thoms* , , . Bupt. . . .I).. longer than most men are tall. Fellowship Front capital and ita flag rank together ____ , servf a* a warning lo San- and for five years President Wilson's secretary of state. Bailey reported yesterday a total And he ha»n't hyen ahte to bend in the hear!* of Ita cltixens. of t,764 student* In grades 7 to nvrr „nij pU| „„ jjg, Rho*s M . and other Central Florida tteattsuea ream N s* «* tl The silnation Is curiously comSuch special Interests often run In families. It will tie 12 attended driver education and fnr p y,.MrHi the enrollment was 20, and BO at Mmmunilits to take adequate pre* plicated by the fact that, whllu He’s 0 feet 8 Inehes around thp end of the term, he revealed. interesting to observe what laurels John Foster Dulles adds lli'illn lie* within tha Russian training classes In Mi schools Inst aau^ont and make absolutely vure Thirteen naw members have . . . . . ‘I"' w" l*t "O'1 B feet BV4 Inches to the family nnme, if he succeeds In extending the political xone, all four powers have areas y*ar•hat, every, perron within their careor he has now begun. Actual behlnd-the-wheel driving, And his weight? Just 027 iieen added to the faculty which Hanford Orlando Road Turn on wbl< I. are under their rontrot in Instruction was given tn 2,H:ui S t u 1 „( |nst cmmt. ii counted, Orlando had ex­ now number* 25. Tho new mem­ Fla. 488 *t the Flashing Arrow (lie city llsrlf. Because of thl* dents While 1,1)18 received only A few year* bark mil had ber* ere; Mrs. Orion Brlnnen, A. pat Wd 70,000 people, ami it it Britain. France and America are classroom Instruction, hnrly five „f topping the 700-pound H.f M. A., education and psychol­ L A ST T IM E T O N IT E mid i.y diploiniitir official* in schools offered M h Wt jo o late to make cnrrrtlinni ypr; "f mark. 7n 1011 he Upped the ogy; Mary Ellen Brown, dean of Washington to he considering the classes and an additional Satfffinfr Membership and,we believe Orlando’t popula­ 40 „r, j M Rt n76. For seven year* women; Esther M. Hunter, music Idea of adding their Berlin sane* •ehrMils offereil classroom Untrueh„ didn't weigh. t.ast year tion* will nearly reach that figure year he nnd missions; Jacob E. Hunter. A. to the western Herman Republic. tinn without actual driving. On fhe basis o f th e senti-nnnuul s ta te m e n ts of c irc u la ­ /mind lo his surprise—and dl.;- H., dean of Academy; Mrs. Inc* before they are through, but it ir As » mailer of fact Herman However, Bailey said only 7.2 inpobitment—that ha had lost B. Mason, Th. b., Enalieh, lien, history histofy overlook people in any cea- tion of th e Daily W orker ami other Com m unist P a rty n c ^ s pul II Irian* at Bonn have been per rent of the 05,1)84 students 48 pounds, although he was and Bible; Everett Me; ayo, A. B-i agitating for the Incorporation of imperii, required of all pulilirulinim by tiie Post O ffice De­ who attended high nehools Inst bigger than eveit ft** drrldrd xclenee and education; siM Undertaking, No underertimate Kathi; Mrs. I p artm en t, It lias been estim ated Unit the m einbentliip o f th e the wr.detn pail id Berlin u y**r took the course. He attri­ some rhodW be allowed to rtand. muscle turned to fat, .which orlne Measerchlmdt, B. 8. Iliclr government. Thu* far, how­ Com uum ist P a rty lit tlx; U|iiD‘<j S tates is now approxim ately ever. the three democracies nave buted the small percentage (if on- weighs,(ass. , .. . ... t? Uiner now (acuity mem hers are: not to the students hut During World .War I tha Army Maxine Morgan, H. Mu*„ music; Pvjjchiatriits have decided llul the sam e as the to tal Inehiliership, of v ario u s Com m unist refused to make such a raov* be­ roller* ttf the shortage of trained teach­ Howard Unruh war inrane when m ovem ents th irty y e a rs ago. The e stim a te nf "h ard ly aver cause it obviously would antagon­ ers snd the fact that the program drafted Bill hut discharged him Marlon Shlslds, A. B„ Th. B., nftrri 17 days for obealtjv. Ho M.H.E., phllosphy, 'religion, psy­ Hii,sill. I* relatively new. ha sfeugklcied 13 civilian* in Cam- 40,000" nctiv'e m em bers Is reported hi T he New York Tim es, iseNow that Moscow has ^stafillsh- ITIe seld the studenta want to claims a nota la attached to hla chology and education; Mary which a ttrib u te s th e fig u re to stu d en ts of Oom m um sm, T he lad month, and the lo­ the Knnlern Herman Bepufde.'j take (he driving lesson* hut the honorable discharge which 1calls Snead, B. 8., H.L.8., librarian; HI circulation or th o Daily W orker, th e national organ of th e ed him "too large for a man) too M. Torrey, A. B., special Bible ci! ititHoriliei are pmbably doing the Bunn government may gat Ita id s are unahla tu provide small' f o r 1 a hhr*e.w'''B a ' Jirkt Ilecturer! Mr*, j. B: Shields, if) wlHh. Then we shall hav* th * fodd fa,lusufficient M l thing when they confined p a rty , is pul at th e level of tw enty y ea rs ago. number of trrilQed weighed 280 thaii,’ ' '■ 11 1 Greek, new testament end Mra. E: IL these estimates'•twr ttwr accuracy, Communism in elrcu instance of- ona d t« , aery Ing teachers. k W a dale asylum. But we have Hill doesn’t elalW to t o *the aa rapltal irf two separata invert” America has slumped considerably since the hey-day of Its At praaeru pttaent in# tha ciaisa clasata are of- hqavlest ..m . time. ........ M wend*ting what they ever did p hi n T u n in ir w orin -* ju * x man In wthe world—Just menu at the same ‘ ‘tn'both settlor the ' s V . I ifWed" In' both junior and a ‘ In England Hall. The sehool year ifell the drunken driver who rah strength snd-popidarttjvptn'khe thirties and early forties. Whatever may happen t* rihtmls schools, In grades 7 to 12. •<ime Is n6w baskd on quarterly system I Margaret Milrhell a thurt Tills is a cheerful sign M f/R flde who try to look si the garde the capital. Ita , the east Herman Tha DaBartmrftt tMBartmrfit of Kducalion Kdur tecmuch he' he7 feta, now much ei irnMorn of American ComptjjhlHjn calmly, with confidence ratHdt’ than ■emeitek'i as f( formerly l u l l ae leaders In proclaim ommends that students only he roundss onon how ■ A l + j nd what (lid they ever that the good sense of nioql ^merclans will ultimately pre Communist pound of of bacorl bncnil? Ttired 7 Thr Improvements Includ# a -ng tho new satellite government altowedf to take the courses when Half a, pound about that fellow who murdrrrd of bread H A sitting?' lull! lq, the chapel and 260 vnll over any tendency loytcdepl |the nousunsical tlmihlc-inlk yesterday claimed to speak for all they are old enough to get a reg . loaves I young couple at OuikukI Dench of the Communist liiyj_ neW seat# have been installed. A Her many, Mora than incidentally ular drfver’s license. Thi* would pound of lard for dessert? "f'rrfmstdtoiisr’’' com, they also have their eye* on1the number of books have been added A year? Sonielimrt we think that about the tnth grade. lie “Hvs he usuallyhe.’cnti) Complete Programs A n irrkm n.C um ffuinists need to l»f, w atch ed ; th ere’s great1industrial resource* of west­ usually-tie tp th* school library. . the newtpaperi could give more vT|wo types of driving Instriir S tiff - 8 :4 5 • I0 :!rf •luce fourths of a loaf of bread r- • tlpn an? ‘offered: He doubt of t-fuit, Hut a p p a ren tly they are not y e t becom- ern Germany. " ‘ If# lo what huppeni tu <mtiinali ng too num erous Jjfr successful w atching, a d»v. In his younger days—he’s pound* . The new government Immediat­ Actual behlmJ thc wlicid Itialrnr- A ual rt now he ate more than a loaf the electric rhair ihan lo the Kiddles Under 12 ely cabled New York, asking that It take* lots of ilecp tn keep liom Ifrie the student drives a I a day. | Hie Big Knur Foreign Minister* dual control or special uutninobile Alwnyn Free lirdcri they cominil. ihete would Bill going. He gets eight to 12 Anxious to support himself, hours a night and a nap In th# again take up the Herman que* imder teacher supervision. The lia r leu crime in lliit l otinlry. non. The message was an appaa) course leads to a regidar driver’s V Inn nrrntJy avercome his afternoon, lo Soviet Foreign Minister VUh- license and was offered In 45 dislike of being stared at and Security And The Bomb at several public 1 final teit <>l the humanilarinsky to work for unlflcatoa of schoola In ll> counties last year. appenred _____ New Vufi, | | tra |(| Tribun* Germany through the eastern gov­ Tbeac school* offered both types fiinclinns l,Hied aa "Tha World’# the true liberal, it how dnet Fattest Man.” ernment. It hit dog. In Jacksonville of training. Bill Is tha oldest of nine iii-w world altuatlou created Joseph W. Weinberg I* "HclertiM Classroom instruction In driving child) fi still living of . an ar day, romeone who under­ by Ilia tho presumption dial Huaala \ —and lie claim* to be s vlrUin methods and procedures, driver la y preferred i<> remain an-1 now iioasesitPH nlvmlc weapona haa of mistaken identity—and whether Hearing" Are Slated tn. Three brothers tap 4jm pedeatrtan responsibilities, original 2(H) pounds, as doaa‘ hla mother. itM, locked hii Collie (log Intimatliod Amorlonn interest In or not "X" was responsible for Florida traffle laws, rule* of the An aunt weighs more than 400 On W elfare Board i t light two-day old puppies suciirltv measure*. To a certain ex­ giving atomic secrets lo Itussln, road and automobile maintenance, tent thin is mere einotionallsin, or course was given In <0 car with the window* up on results from tlie *ffort" «f ln- the episodes connected with Hint mysterious Individual occurred Jig In 17 counties In addition driver* who have attended driving JAUKRdN vfLi.cr, e/.'t. (downtown ilrert. Ai the lam- dlvlduhla and group* to promote during the war. They have only an to ttyiea which offered classroom classes. -Hep. John V. Monahan ( Mfe increased to the boiling thflr own program* by capltbHx- academic relationship to the pre- wood Cmmtlee offering both types of ■-“ ^ itio n In.’connection with besgid today that.,> n •niollonallsm. Hut It iiuiuii---- ... ... , sent system of security applying Colli* showed more sense jag,on sue driving Instruotiag' last year ithWh*4l training, nienta arq balng'mada jalilxo true that the United State* the productIpn uf fissionable of hearings over the a tjr-ona counilea reported no warn: Alachua, Brevard. Broward, |:|*r mailer, She literally lore ha* never1 really faced lip tq tna to material—a syafetn which the Bcoale-Houae Commtt tag Igvaai jqitructlon of any kind ade, Duval, Gulf, Hillsborough, II apart. She chewed up the realities—which Inchuln the prac draft report of (ha Senate-House adlsmi. Manatee, prangs, Oace[. MM list school term. Ural llmilationa—of liinilattona—off^a ' a workable workl til* floor mat, die llral committee asserts Is wholly adoola, 1’islm Beech, PlnelUa, Polk, It|g 1047-41), the first year against esplnfiage and in­ ?uate. But with the overlap of Hpiece (it the windihield defense driving^etaaies were offered Barasiila, SemiInal*, fhiwanpee, la chairman eg the filtration in (lie ruhdaft world. The the X rase amt the dispute with­ .. Monahan ta liag her tongue, and the rbnlUatlmi that this AJimlry poaa- in the Cdligreaslnnal Atomic Cimi- iouso group, rley ini tha schools, 56 schpola In 24 and YoUula. Offering riaaitp ra • Inrlractlon nf"Hta^aJa|ehalrman*f tha •lunttes held the Hasses. FlgOres mhorn button until pau- eases only Mil advnr: e, but not mlttee there It bound to Ini wide­ Juh*s tha preecnt school year are only were: CelflOtt]in, Franklin, senate conn ary life of a monopoly, In the rat spread doubt over Die safety of iant came to her retcue atomic weapon*,_ Holmei, Jaeky*V avaiiablejiut Bailey pro- (isilr.ilcik Hern Tha jw 0 for a fraxh an essential element in the AmerlI, ralja is *, Lae, uLevy, ny, IQ may have voted lor evahiatlmi urlty can patterp of defense. aa igeteaaeB lw to tne in- son, Jefferson, of American seeuri Liberty,j Leon, Mkrlon, Nataau, ‘ i may be in Uvor of concept*, m " 7hn "atomic explosion" In |(ut. masting krauld bfUniTMu; Santa Rosa, Union end Walton. to tie fixed. Other seSalons SUte. he may even be Unfortunately, thara ■* atilt ala haa not lessened the newt for date . ■ stow a D O per Will be Held tn Orlando, ' Tails>but nobody wilt ever rather morn h*at (hail Light euitri- safeguarding American technique* hsttM ami Pensacola, he said. er accident fete among from mn*t diMuastons of thla <>f manufacturing, alorlng and emRvinct ui that he hie ing trained ia actool courses. The committee was ctMt*d at problem. Thoia « |o lUtsk. It ta ploying atomic weapon*, liven If ,7e», MMb) to aaid American jqti po*»lhle for iW -vmtairStatoB to the Soviet Union has an effective ie regular legislative seaaion got- Aufefeomle Association report* dig a hole, crawl Iiffo il and honna- bomb In production, it could learn lowing complaint# from soma wel­ 4(bW 8 J accidents per 100 driver* clients regarding board’ regu­ Ittetl out before, and tlrslly seal mtt all allow Influence* very much from American esper. fare have received no driving inbcconiu nmrn elnmoroiix, And icnco over (he paat six year*. It lation*, chief of which. Monahgn wto dm out again, th*l have - atruetjon against only 8.8 for of preventing said, waa that tha boa 7 --------the contrary view that U ta Ml t»* me preaenl method* Tgyal government U fringomenl on peraoSal liberty to them from dolr permit a parson rec tinplating fui(h Imn Uommunixi* froffi eveh the lory, the public ......................... rata* a garden It. tf they are not, there shotdd out losing nr getftnv a reduction ■nning ink to. not ambiguity about *u disturb­ In welfare ch*c 111* Hill ( ing a Met. For Ui* specific se­ | expen»e» by teveraf to eitabllah tha extent u» curity uf atomic bomb manufacture la ona of the keg wip*cta of any Mat. the freaiUry De- which new gehera •ral program of Internal daft------ , mmrti that a* of thi ed Have,plicate fense. m already Uaia year, dart- to compllcata rather than clarify 1. it i> two billion d6llgrt ' ■■ ’ ’ I lor ih* lint quarter. If *>«»*, Mongol aays. si 't foift quatten are equally dtbl* rnlsmanagerneht" by rl*. it wet develop se: RftN >ad uruouqd, atv Atomic Energy Cum ^■■662 SC' 4 glonal V*at table Bm wry raaiwx in the worl lory #t (iheriekfeg. they win fce. Ika govtnit- • * i I : nr* * fnliedi t*e (k * 1 IWT e k a t r i ghtMlion ^ <r* 'n S 5,000 Students Man Weighing 627 Taught To Drive Worried Over Low; In Florida Schools Wants To Hit 760 $Tb,u,' a n i= iii= iii= m * N O W OPEN •V t RADIO HOSPITAL 121 W. FIRST STREET B ... Ml WDM OiRMBfai MPW8 FKE PHMUP led Hi1 1 # ;: U Visits Calls M ite r s -lMtr; .W It la goiag to g«t the fer all Umm ialary ggmM ia voting fer litkiam, fer W| fer theAt tr agrkultur i char. BANK HOLIDAY m wey coi Coup* and The following b#k* wtllbsclosodoh' October 12, 1949. ip observance o f ft ere Should $).''r,v AU'order* tor currency, payrolls, on Tuesday, October 11, 948. » " t t l |1 2 9 8 .0 0 •> - i A- TERM S *4*1111144 J N a tto w l B a s k I I)!- . q'tlv ... . "■ aasew i i 7 '.. ' KfSstSilfetiv- 1 F rrs*'*'-'^l' ‘ "1 ; '.3(*fe»4 tauafet-*.-,(!l : ,r w m ■' mm itaM aeflaAlCu.* >j',■S‘, V; t % r rV.i; m i u ‘ r- v : 'i-''■■■> ‘A <*>!- KW,, to v > l r ■V ^ . ;<•' i- ■ 1 , \ ->**,. . t \ V.Ai •'• t»!iisW-i W ' ;W '.^§3; ' \ ft * KM mm ra ■' �4 •j ' . . • v -f ft. S i ’LL* ■ft'U ' i . to tm / - 't >1 T ire A A k r o im d m u l t i s a n f o r d . F l o r i d a A n d P erso n al A ctivities UrUn P«lm»r Ray—Society Editor •Soctal Calender Southside I*TA Holds First Fall Meeting Howell Home Scene S Et 10 Society Of Haptiat Meeting Meets At Anchor M bs Wells. Mr. nyal Officers Installed Honored With Shower By Methodist Women t i laity< fiancee David Hvnl weie honoreil Ttotphont 14H on Thumdav evening with a sliver and crystal shower given hy Mr. and II. K. Chapimin nml Miss Mar­ tha Chapman. Guests were mem­ bers of the .Mi'lliodlsl Church choir ami Ilie gioup called nt the Chupman home folluvvlnx choir re­ hearsal about N\,n o'clock. Mixed Miss Lila Woodard and bei Fall flowers wen- used in decorat­ niece siient the weekend In Jen­ ing tbe rooms .,f the Chapman nings rla. home. -----------| During the evening a prize, a Mr. and Mr*. W. W.Kuddiffe ! camp cutlery »et. for telling w of Hi. IVteml.organd Hut Cave, story in soni- titles whs won hy N. C. were recent guests of Mr. Mrs. W. (I, Fli'ininc and the honnred guests opened many lovely and Mr*. J. C. Mitchell. gifts from their fi lends. Tha din­ Ml** Ann Frehch and Mis* Phy­ ing table from which refresh­ llis Flint spent the weekend wltii ment* were served was covered Mis* French’* parent*. Mr. and with an Imported Irish lace cloth Mr*. Royal Fiettch In Valdosta, l and centered will, white flower* in a *ilver bowl. Silver eundelahru (lu. held white tnpci*. Punch, sand Mr. nud Mr*. R. W. Turnei left wlchr*. potato chips, olive*, ptekilny for Tampa to attend funetnl les and cookles weie sei veil. Those enjoying lire evening with services for Mrs. Turner’s sisii In-law. Mrs. C. I.. Morrow, wlm Miss Well* mill Mi Dva! were Sirs. Ashby Jones, Mrs. /.. D. Rat­ died In Tamp* yesterday. liff, Mis. Fleming, Mrs. W. W. Mrs. Hawkins Connelly returned Tvie, >lrs. Cringe Hniden, Mr*. Haluiday from West Pulni lieudi Ceorge Well*. Mis. II F. Dyal. where she visited with Mrs. Hetty Mis* Maty Alice Herndon, Mis* Catherine Clark, lie*. J. K. Mc­ Hall Moseley. Kinley, Hernnrii liatkey, Roger Mr. and Mrs, Edward Neal of Hniri*. Dr. H. Wayde Ituckgr. A. E. Hhlnhoiser, Mr. nml Mrs. Chap­ Norfolk. Vn. and Mr. and Mi Oscar Clendenen of Hlueflelil, Va. man and Miss Chapman. Were guests tn»t week of Mr. no.l Mr*. Dewey Mathew*. P e rso n a Officer* were Inslnltcil for the Duughtei 3 of Wesley Clas* of the First Methmiist Church nt n reg1*11*l meet ing of the gioup hell) on Tuesday at the home of Mr*. C. M. Flowers. New officers In•tailed by Rev. J. E. McKinley inelmle Mrs. Kupcrl Htrickluml, president; Mrs. Mnhlnti Wiiglit, Vice plesiilelit; Mrs. Zcb lltiltiff, 1 HIHTII V W ill \CEM ENT secii-taiy; Mrs. W. K. Haines, Mr. mol Mi- \V I.. Rowland treasun i ; Mrs. Roy Tillis, Imilding Inml lifusurci; Mis. Claude nuilnilliiid indav die Idrdi of a lleindoii, com te^y cbuii iiinn; Mrs. soil William I i i v Kow llind. Flowers, publicity cbuirmnli; Mis* oil del. 7 ai It. l.-i unlit Laughliiii Tbi'lnia lluiiiuioinl, tcHclii'i; .Mi s. ill'IIIUI Oil II . |.,r„ E. C. Williams, ilevotiuiiul chair.Mr. 11(lli \ l ' .It III .lllllill IIII■pan. tK,- Urth of n tiliiup leadcis me Mrs, Flow- niiiiMit'fl *i>, .Mrs. A. H. .Stevens, Mis, J. K. illlll|CIkI«*i Fiji Hit*, i oliiRt* nil Oft I jiHkfhttMi Mt nioi Courier. Mr*. J. O. I.nnev, Mrs. 7 111 tin* I I) M. Tyre. Mr*. Wright, Mr*. E. in I Hospllal I# I.illf.x. .Mrs. J. C. (luvis, Mrs. c o' '1 Itnim, .Mi** Versa Wood iv Mi*. Fieli tiei HoIIk ami Mi*. Mm gm ei Eiluiml*. \ covi ied dish -upper piecedeil Hie meeting and Mi*. F'biwer* was IF ru t v Well*. aksi-led hy .Mi*. Tillis. Mr*. l"i|Mllu I Id t li t t, Mrs K \\ Rames, Mrs. J. A. Amici miii, Mrs. I*111 III I i ', ) 1it11>4*i ei. i;. V. Roylniid ami Mis. It. A. tfl III«Ml.1 I11 11lay iiflr'i imoii EutiHI. An luvocntioii was pro- V Hit | tt nt fi,, Fito liouii' tin Mi t tillK Itif nou need by Rev. MeKiuley and IVii'i k V11 11111• a" It .loo) kvprp \|i» among the visitors bit roil need by unit Mis. K. IF Mis. Ilrotlie William*, letirlng I’ r M'lntt president, was Mis. A. II. Adams, (llOUItll'l*. I hr »i t f i\ inu lino the former Miss Evans of Him• III IVOR ro1|| )H»Si foul, nml now of Miami. Mr. and 111!' liVlPIJ M|sh WflU. Ihi Mis. Adams me guest* uf Mrs. of Mi* I i Adam*' sisli i Mr*. Claude Hern­ ihothk'i. M»• ii*'ui hi* Wi ll*, ami don. Mr*. Williams piesentvd eat li Mi's Ilnr is« « I In- vmiim In.mu('«• a nmvk n nt III.it' of liei outgoing officer* with !kn> I* \ i U mm ' f» i tnffi'hi mill Ihi gift* Tin- tnmirsy riimimini Mi*. li.nt In i n , til'll 111 I'l'l • IHIM Rowland gave Mr-. William* a IlUv ho« gift fiuiii the class. Mild’ ■ I • h.oll'M l>111k In the l.-polls given dill lug Ihe I» it 11..Ii*I IVp m i ,t 11ut* mining limlding F'uiui Tn asin ei norittt 114**111*- I .* .ii* Ml*. Rev I'illis slated dial dll! Vlllilr *.. i•| w 11h ii *■* oil da -s luid tin lad $ I,IIDIi ot ei |o die nil h 11iiiiiin tl kk' 1It cm cluurli lot (be l.aibliiig fund lim ­ It*.t.li i l.nv. At tu- end ing die past yiai and a mini lief of urn* ji • i k-t I ininrh Foivl en -i iii'ioil* eliei k* weie pieseiited i .Irlnl Oit ll |)h k 1111.1 \ki.ifi lu on Tuesday uiglit. It. hi i • ♦> cantli'l.i Those nllending weie Mis. Row­ v Inti' ft* 1apt i land, Mr*. Tillis, Mi* Lola Stull, 1*1! i•11•'4 lit till' JM11II !l hnkk i Ml*. C, H. Winn, .Mi* Williams, ii —i i'ii) 111 M' i \ i mr ui'l i* II l i t t lllllll, M»' If F fill-* Miiiv I'lirish, ,Mt*. I., M. |.e, VI, V|‘ 1iiiiltt,* Tyir, Ml*. .1 I'. Coni lei, Mr s* J. \ 1hitl^f VV II <! • ni|M'i. Mi J Royette, Mi- Itiilli l.aiiili|ilisl. Mi Mi* Edwanls. Mis* Aline Chap­ los Si, m ' ” ’ Mi tt \| i*h Jm'nhv M -leide man. Mi*. Hlio klniiil. Mi*. Ilei ii- Mi II Hi don, Ml*. Ailiiiii*. .Mi** Huth ilun.l ! u , M> Mis Wiiglil and Mi-. T. It. Ilyid ll i II,. Miss 4 (II1VI IIOOII I luring \]su Mi*. Ilalliff, Mi*, (ieiilge l+ . llle-1 1111 g tIt S C Harden, Mi- K H l.anry, Mr*. Wells *■ 1lie i,| -liv, l 11 Fima Mulsh. Mi- II K. White, <0. 11!0 gill-si .all Mi J, P. IIiiiimon.l. Mis. W. A. Ilontfi. Mi- l || Vialerson, Jr., i f! limit) 1 . i |i | itiii 11t‘iI IitiLi1*4 M>- It. A. lull el!, Mi* A. D. Za, limy. Mi- H l» HI inludsei. Mi*s Iles- ii Zaclim), Mrs. Hulls, lb v All-Kiiil> v. .Mr- .1 K. MeKln lei, ill*. Rami-, Mi*. Cluik LeonMis riiml»*pt V Cum, |ni^ulviit indy. Mr* I'uiia. Mi*. H. (!. Ilnr ■iinnit. Mi- Doiulliy West, Mis* if tlr .^ot.Ii.nl ihtnh'H k'luli, iiti• \f|*ll Wondiock, Miss IIllllllllOIld, iui a in ill ii .lay Mint th" Mi*. Fi. I' Williams, ills. Iloiiiet iihtuiii i t tli«a *ii»nl»'ii Huh viai Im»ieI. all Hi4VI iiM 1ll** it Mil i. 1*1 Ice, \11 F’luwel* and Ml will lo till i kltllli «l In tin1 11ir 111I>('I A II 11. Muineilit) i iii'li' • Iui ii int'ii iii Ihi* tinl** Tin' first meeting iif the .Smith* TUEHDAT hie I'nient-lvm her Association Tk« Wnnmn'. 11,1.1.. pin*. I . 1, 111 Till I'lll-lem Her . * *■» held Thursday at ft:IT. I'. M. Pint. t i . m u i r b i , ,. n ii'i1 P *Si i ",Wt ' M,a' 11■ Iim| w M|.» William, president, 7:3(1 JU I*. M. ut he church annex. sided Wsll»r Fi‘*l*r, Mimbers are asked to diem fur u ttcky party. Hostcssei. will lie v.dhitial message. The hull net for Mrf. Voli# \V illiutns, Mrs. A. J, huM'jfto wiia pi^jwntcii liv MmPatarion, Mr., It. T. Hunt mul W. IV. Tyre, a* approved by the Mr*. B. F. JlcWhorler. i ’TA exei-utive hu.nl at . recent W The Pilot Cluh will hold it* din- ineetiiiK. I'lsu* for the uiinual ner meetinit 111 the Tuuiist On- Halloween carnival, chief moneyt*r *t B:«70 P. M. raising project of the I’TA. lu lie The Junior lliurli School Parent-1 held on the school grounds on Oct. Tiacher Association will meet in ’ ;1.1- * * n ' presented hy Mr.. It. W. Herron,i. Mm. Mr*. Herron nml Mm. W th* auditorium at fl:D() I*. M, St. Monleu Chapter of l|u]\ W. Tyte me in charge of the ptanl Cross Episcopal Church will meet for the ruinival Mm. Tyre will with Mis. It. W. William*, Tin: have charge of the *up|>ei nml Mrs. Herron the concession*. The final Laurel Avenue, tit 8:00 I'. M. plans for the carnival will I*1 pub­ ttEHNKMDAT lished at a Inter dale The hoard of the Sanford Gar........... , t Mr*. J. C. Mitchell, principal of S 1?!’ '»^ii 11,1 " / ' o !?,[ . " . i Soillhalde School, welcomed the Ilt| of the fall season at 0:30 A. M. patents u BM .l visitor, and visitors wl who were pre at the Garden Center, sent and iruve a brief talk eonT llU R S liA t certiiliK the new report eaidn to Seminal* Hel«ksli Lodge No. 43 lie in use In the school this year will meet In M-gulur session in the Mrs. Mitchell also ur|(ed parents Odd Fellow’s Hull at 8:00 l‘. M. to participate In more parentMembers are rei|uested to lie pre­ teacher conferences this school sent and visitors are welcome. term. The program period was Mentions of the local school lllveti over lo Marlon Hnrman. faculties and their husbands will guest speuker, who *• * Introduced Mr*. Harry B. Lewi* ha* nb* honored at 7:00 o’clock hy the by Mrs. Ham .’ .urtlmi, piuKrnin turned to her home on Magnolia Sanford Woman's Cluh with a ciiuirmun. Mr. Harman guve a Avenue after visiting for some ^covered dish supper nt their cluh challenging address mi, “The Pro­ time In Delutli, .Minn, with h Mis. L. M. Swaul was hostess house on Ouk Avenue. Hostesses posed Hanford Civic Centei." He Intlves. ' (to the mold My meeting of Circle for the m'cnxlon will la> Mm. I.. I.. asked those present to (live sup­ No fi of the Fiist Methodist Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Wynn "t Church which met cn .Mmulay nt Sill, chairman, Mrs. II. W. Hood- port lo this project so that Ilie pro­ speed, Mm. J. K. Courier. Miss posed building might liecume a this city arid Mr. and .Mrs. 11 l hei home on W. «i Twentieth Wynn and sou of Delamd attend Hlnel. Mi>. Swum pieslded over Elluls# Klichhoff, Mrs. Joe L. Cor­ reality. ed the Ellis Family reunion held ley, Mrs. it. D. Illghloyman. Mrs. the mi el log and Mis. C. C. Priest The fourth grade was winner of W. D. Hofmann ami Mrs. Charles the cash reward which Is alien to Sunday at Cnmu Olenu, cighi Fed the ilcvi'tioonl winch opened mile* north of High Hpilng* on Forrester. Ilie meeting. the grade each meellnjj which ha* the Hanta Fr River. The Sanford Home Demonstra­ the Farifest percentage of pments Mis. L. H. Hal key iiniiimnced tion club will nte-t nt the Tourist present. Officers and chairmen of Friends will lie glad to lem Critter at 11:00 P, M. A demon- cummittes of the Houthsiile I'TA that Mr*. Fred K. Wilson Is gci me rei|iiesleil in p n p a ie bundles stratlun will be ujfven on ronmge for the H»4iMPfi0 term me; Mm. ting along nicely following ........ . nmteiial fm i Ini lung for needy making ami dil«ti«is dust mops, Williams, president; Mrs. Diik Ai­ operation performed on Hntuidav families in Emope and Asia tinrTh* public U cordially Invited lo ken. vice-president; Mm. P. J. at Riverside Hospital In Jackson lie I), ‘tuber ’pl" Tlie ................ in-at meeting will *.......... Tyre, secretin y; Mrs. It. D. Priest, vllle. Ml Wilson spent the week in belli willi Ml" Hi «-ic Zachary, attend. treasurer; Mm. D. It, Watkins, his­ FRIDAY end In Jacksonville with Mrs Wil Hid .Mngiiolin Avenue. Delicious icfieshiiients weie - e iveil at the Circles of the Hanford Harden torian; Mrs. J. C. Mitchell, prin­ son. cipal. . ■ilicllinlilll of lln mil ting. Club will meet as follows; Ru».‘ Also Mrs Ham MurHiiu, ....... Mrs. M. J. Lodge, Mis. Mini Circle nt 10:00 A. M. lit the home , . tI of Mrs. I.. I. Frazier, guest speak- irrnm chairman; Mis. Hernm and Cash and her dniiglitei Petti Cu b ax, D. Wllev of Leesburg, Mrs. A. Mis. Tyre, budget and finance returned yesterday from Pelham. \ \ t'H i S l l l t ' I* I A I lH H W. Epps will also speak: Ilemero- chailineii; Sim. W. Jeimlmrs. mem­ (!a. where they attended funetnl fallls Circle at the Carden Center bership chairman; Mrs. II. H. Wll- services for Mrs. Lodges’ grand at 7:HU P. M.. guest speaker .1. Is. i *•“”>* Jr.. pablicalUms chairman, mother, Mrs. Elijah Ad*m« held McNeill, ItM'nl florist; Central| Mrs. Clayton Smith. It..... . on Hutolduy. Mrs. Adams died mi Mctnliei* id Hie Wist Hide PnrCircle at 10:00 A. M. nt the home rntuii; Mrs. Joe Corley mu»ii Thursday In Pelham. i nt Tenclti'i Assiii'iutloii met on of Mrs. It. C. Moore, chairman, chairman; Mrs. J. F . I eiiton, p I Thinsdny at !l.tm I* M. for Ihslr MaJ. anil Mrs. Victor it. Vent uiiliul meelnig of the new year. pians chairman, Mra. plans for the new yens yenc will her Ijv'tv Hrowu, study k>oii| i ; Mrs. Waller nt Tampa have been the week I'll sidi-nt Mis f ail King condlscuMCtl; Ixora Clide will mu#t devuliunal chairman; Mrs. end guests of Mr. and Mis. tt dueled Ihe luce ling mul all teachwith Mrs. Dale Huutl, l | lli Ma«:i Fesler, Fred lluhh. welfare chairman: and H. Tulinlrllffe Mrs. Veal* wd eis mul luollieis weie inliodiired. no] Ia Avenue, speaker, Sirs. S,'C. Mrs. Leon Walkei, |lbrui>! chairl»*ilti If rememberedd l>V by her ft fiieud. I IffEceo I commillec ehulrDir kelson; Jucaraiidu , jCInle af thr formi'i fnrmiM MilMil m,.,, who weie Intmilm'i'd liu'lude I matt. , In Hanford as the th* hom* of i Mitt, Kraut .Miller a ho w»* iissoruted | M|ll Kln piesideiil; Ml*. Ted Mra. Clayton Hmith, hospitality died Rood, who ll!:00 o'clock fop,ft: dJM foPiit diyered ,, In a secretin with willlnni*. vice ...... Mrs. J. lunchton, speak nr wdl) 44|j ’ H* Mm. I. chairman, was ,1m chancy uf a so- Mr. TgnnicllffeltdIn capucllv penfcnr hi* Ihiuidniioii K. AudieWs, ■ clal hour following adjeurnimiti. mii el my; .Mis. .ShallM. Mo. The flrat, Kt*de moms were de- of various closed banks in dif­ lion Winn and Miss Cailiciine ^ Mrs. l corated so as to piye a charming ferent pint* of the state seveiul Clark, tieusiiri'i*; Mrs, Elizabeth W Mra. HuWailnn. setting. Nora Pay Hal­ yrara ago. Hlccl. Iilatoriiiu: Mr*. Marion Ht. * The Wniimn's Chill will *|N>us.o d i s h __________ „ ve* amj Joau llumphryy, In uatlve Jnhn, prliielpal. Gardner* with Mrs, its Miuiuul paily l.oiiuring memMIHH HOYLE HONORED costume iirescnted each truest wit it (,'iunmiltee cliniimeii are budget hrt* of dm school faculties and {or DURHAM. N. c. o n io o flower. Hoslesses for the nflei Hoyle, i and finance. Mis. John Andes; ilellleii lillsl'U.I.Is on Thill silnv nt nom were fu.iilli grade mothers: (Special» (Special) — - LyRlun Lylllun <i. Iluyle.. Mrs. W. H. Htewart With Mr*. 8rtl Mr* Fred Rohli, Ml*, lluford , duughlir of Henutoi and Mis. vnlhmnl M»». H. I,. \ Wlint ley; bus i 7:IMI o'l lt.i I. at die club lion e A Hmit)i, Hi.: | Woodruff, rn-hoxtesx at ‘JtSU P. llrow nan d Mr* . 1 1 , * hey. 1- F. Hoyle. :M04 Melh.nvlllv pltnllty. M i-..A . R. .'OV.i.'.l dish supper Will !>.' m ill'd (leorge Hudson., undci die d. led loll of liostcs*!'*: * Avenue, Hnnfrird. ha* I....... named magiizm.. Mi*. Geo M.; Mimosa Circle at 10:00 A. M. Iirown, unu Mrs. ........... ............................ w ___ _____ ____ i, tinDean’s 1.1*1 at Duke Uniniembei-Idp: Mrs. W. H. Haryi'j, at the home of Mm. C, P, Hprkey: ill* I. L. Hill, chulrinaii, Mrs II P. M, with |t |* often necessmy to use two | vi i.lty, Durham. N. <’.. Dean R.I rr’CM-ntioa, Mi*. Hldiiey kihleii; W. Gooilfpni'd, ills . J. E. CiiiiiicI, Palm Circle “ ‘ nt -------------Mrs. R. N. Howell and Mr*. R. 0. extra lal.les|.oons of lii|iild f". i bo cnee Htmkley of the Wn- puhllcliv. Mi". HI. t In i tt hid ; Ml*. Ellalee Kiicldmif, Mr* Joe Rnhertt, speaker. Mrs. J. M. Moye; every drop called fm in irgolni a,an’* College announced recently, program, Mi*. George J Ittnid. Cjllley, ill... S D. 11ip bit 't loan. Circle at 7:00 for ledp i- win n using cuke flmn to I Membership on the Deans I Inn* fm die mutual llallowe en Ml* ii D lli' f rimii n and Mrs Arnicaa v,i». IP »1 <iW I1*.i iM. Di IH I' «a lei'lpe is restricted to *tiii|cnls cniiilval weie discussed and .0 the 9 coveted dish supper at th* home lu.ke .» cake In a dry cltiiinle. who made a scholastic iiveiiige conclusion of the meeting lefieth Chillier Fmiestei of Mrs. Henry Russell. (112 Oak i I 2.0 or hettfi during the past mcnl* wme served lu the Inucn Avenue, truest speaker, Mrs. C. R. due out uf four children re semester. room. Rirtlsy. neats the first grade, usually hecause he Is slow In learning to Lille* of the valley are some­ read, snys a Temple University professor. * times rolled ’’fnliy ladders". iVIrH. Swain HontenB For Ciri'lt* "» Meet • Initial Mcctinjr Woman’s Club Will Kntcrtuin Teachers Mrs. Fite, Harper Filter tain With 'I’ea liaidcti Cluh Makes Plans For New \ ear tncft inif ► iliialuliii Ihi ihu p r o j e c t a d o p t e d ,, l o i i i o - c t l o n v v i t a u * the a ei |:i I'lii.cipal rd,|ei'tlva. j* t,, pimtioti' it,, c, • i-rnl health ana' wdfai' ,-[ i lid,Iren Atmolltlepm•nt', ',was 11111, 1.' i luii .>tii'li laoilier af I'llhk l*Mi? itl i nf flit" Oiljwulo ♦»*>’*j•11pltt \\ a' \.i-1•*,*,4I l.y 4 el 4 l! » f iiii'iiilift * nod wn- presented wit! an illiisiia1.il ).,„,k|et. publlshac Iw rlic or,' > i,l rube**olasis A*-T£ -, >oil,...........'ai- / itiipnttaut In­ i' i null o,ll f.o , , pm cill * I'l..... a"* -1 • ■ic Mi *. Fudd, — M>* 1 il Mi Hunter, ail of <||, lord M I- liv Adklllion. i !ji ,,,*'i I \T - I 11 I.r e, Mrwf I i' Hague Mi- F'raiik Huiiitiy,♦f* M t \ i ■aw r.., ,|. M is . ( ' o f f lit, It* i l , - tt.nl, li...... .. ilis, FrnitWiiHIbib, 'io. M i oima Adams, ilfllrpr (Ic ■' io I ii, 1, , VI. -, f I tt ulkyl — , I Ml I'll >1 Mil., I. Mis Lillian tt.'ll«, M. r* tin '-ui, Mis. Goldie -l Hoi, Iii, Mi Vi ..Iter Wieimaltj ill-, H II Hal,Cl Mis, MHttrai'^1 Meade Sour!, \|, I ranees J*vk*-(tr -.ui and 'I, hniio. n Moybuid all,^.. ,,f i ii! i,do Ml n l ' Mui pliy of Wild. I'.uk M, ttov Pigiiliy*'" mid Mi II I Mi'- '.will of liiisiinm.'* . io,-i v;i * !*,, K Hdded; otr ,,(V» < M.U )lrH, Itruwn ( i m h I u c I s • */•' Circle i Meelinir Sue l iill•iin Will llt ar! hramalie t'lub in Mis. Climb's lb".,', | , , over the nimdidv no, ling . I d r No. 4 ot tin' t t . 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SHIR Arrow Dart AIR I'DMH I HtN FID m *M \ L A S T TIM LS PROPORTIOHtD < v ^ ^ ^ H f llI P R 00F Dm meeting --------„f tbe K pt 40 9*» defy. Haloii ITo of the Amerlrtfh Legion i 11\ 11ini v w ns hold fill tt i does,bn follow ing a dinnef at the Anchm l ln- s nt 40 Society la die boii, ii , 11■I. ..i the Legion Augv. ilimv lb -!, --, , fm tlie event Jtt weie ii>- ' F Hunter. Mis. Ju'al.,, F'ielil nod it ,, y |{outh. .^3* ( ’etolii, ling tlie meeting WXfrf* Mi* < It i',,tf„ „nd ill*. E. AT”' Cinwfoid doiiinii.ii of child we!* „ fm, sp .i,,' ihe Hairy BublJe V|| S liuill le i'lillllHMiHik1 nV» I i.lull's ini tin* vn in iii i? \ t*ii i fin Ihu • lull nml • x|nI's-i'tl Im » li‘»|ti* Midi 1 1tls- will he Mie iiiiMl MUaa‘iH*fwl fhr i.uHien i liii< Ihi- Initl V SANDELLSOU TONIGHT SANSKRITS FIRST RUN Mr. and Mis. Robert Howell entertained member* af Ihe Young Men's Bible Class »f the F'iisl Ilnptist Chinch recently a. tlieit inline oil Cutiiliiia Drive, lb. and Mrs. \V. P. ill links well' spivi.ll guests of the gioup. A supper wa< field prim lo the meeting. The menu ennsisted "I i bicken pilau, lint mils, l.is«|.,| -alad, baked I'.ari*. pickle- ami lint coffee. The follow ing wen* pies.nt: ih and Mrs. II. E ilo iii- . Mi » -I Mrs. Jack Sti id. bind, Mr md ills. P. ii. liingb's. .Mi. and ill*. Ruliert Steele. Mr. and Mr* C 1, Collins, fill ami Mrs. Joe in drew*, filr. Hml Ml*. Cliff Allies. .Mr. and filllimine F’minet. Jr., Mr. nml Mrs. Edwaul ii. Smith, Dr, urn) ill*. Hi oak*, Mr mill filr*. Roy C. Reel, ill anil .Mrs, Tlioma* V Ciawfnul, Mi. mat fills. Ilnriy il lliiffiiiiin and \ | i mul Mis-. M I' Havocs Also iii mid MrCln. i"ii Smith, ill mi,I MiD.- claSt. iistinm. M, anti i l l - llimbi llilimill, .Mi ii ml Mi- William il Stomped Mi and iii* I. - . \ Cook, file, amt ill*. I'u-d Godwin. Mt. and filr I‘Ian In* Rnl,mi. Mi olid Mrs, II It. Ilei keiibndi ami ilc. and ill'*. H J. Davis, J i . Al a Mrs. John Kndt'r, Hldiiey CIIIivfoi'ri, Mi*. W A. Feslni, Mi- I. II. Spears, tiemge II St Ic I miller A. Hem,I, Mack I'U-i land, Jr„ A. 1. Th mnufit, V K i'lii'ioll an.I J K S t tin jit-1 . and tin ''mt mill li'ihU'Mr 3.65 H M » \k 1 WJ H A V IR aav *01041 1^^^ ailMBO**r*-*41 1. 1>.*r ricHHiroio* S I* , WfimttZi qS mKR- COBUM •••M I f l I L K H D A Y Ai \\T :I )N K S I > A \ 1 to w «ar with your »h«ll pum pi, »an d ali, tow cut ihoB f • • i barefoot ca iu a ls . • • Tucflday — Wednesday FIRST- J^lIN IN SANFORD k|( H»*| BtttutlMly •h#4f, Ravsrla** Morkinfa with a minimum tt im , mR and hatl rtlnfortamanti ♦o fivt ftv Rtat bttrtfoot look, ytt ittMlh* (•ft In >uMt> nlamour. Frofenlonmi - in WWfti •• w«N at In mngth-fo# ptrhct (It. In MOilMOOft m w , Mtliinv tummar ihatlat. Mato IM m It I C * a i« COLOB CARTdON—RHOBTR, CHILDREN UNDER I t N I B Cwfiplet* llw n i li«8 - 1:4* — tl:IB “Window V;- w n m to . Cw 8rm tow” i » w i « i w r 91.65 91.35 • UN THK HCAM.OPKH Hhwmlng srallups rlrt-l* till- rat14ft and run the leiigih uf this at' trattlva self-belted three..puntur -itovad gabaium* casual. Hlzes I4H to 24'». Coiois: Saxuny Line, Wood Gray, Hpruce Green, Afrciun 8.95 - Added — Leads all tlie utliura! A real champion — tills famous Arrow MART. Keeps you looking neat all day because of its pop­ ular non-wilt collar! Arrow shirts — in any collar style you choose—are beautifully tailored I of long .wearing fabrics. Sanforized, of coursu [(shrinkage less than I Vo). Coma In for your "Dart" todayt ie »„v ATTRACTIONS CARTOON . "BEE DEVILEO BRUIN" NOVELTY — Psrsnount Nswa ----------- iJ �I Ocala After Lofg ToDeLand G olf And $5,884 Each W ith 10-6 Score Smford'i Celery Fed* ilari a week of intensive practice for their game with Ocala next Friday night. After tail week*! 13-0 Iota to DeLand the Celery Fedi dropped from a iftnnd place conference tie with New Smyrna which will probably fade away entirely next week-end when Sanford playi a non-conference game; n definite advantage for the other teams playing confer­ ence lilt*. Reynolds-Page Bull­ pen Combination In ’ Credited As Starts By JACK HAND BROOKLYN, Oet, 10—(Ab-Thc Nkw York Yankees, ol ’Casey fitenMl'a "Invalids at Dtstiny,” won UM World Series from the startled Brooklyn Dodgers for several ren• M put the most Important wa* the Beynnlils-Page bullpen com■en when he needed them most, blnatlon. Because he had the right relief Qtenget led his assarted cripples to the winners' share nf the Jackgot—$6,886 for each Yankee. Pitching usually tils the story of • abort series. U was no diffc.... . In .the five-game 1949 net. Only util time It was tho relief work of AlUs Reynolds and Fireman Joe Page that atood nut nflcr the Ygnka and Dodgers swapped 1-0 Mutouta in tho first two ircnrdbreaklng games, " Certainly tho re were other stars, Bobby Brown for his .60(1 hntllng average, Johnny Mlse far Ids 1.000 pltirh hitting, Tommy Hau­ nch for the homer that won tho opener and little Phil Itixxutn for his superlatlvo shorlstop piny. But way nut front there were the two ”hlg'' men of the Yanks' 12th Series triumph In 18 tries—Heynolds sad Page. Page, nf course, ran true lo form, llaitn't he niurrhed from the bullpen 80 times during the iej|«r season, 20 of them to save •vnnldsT Reynolds’ brilliant porfiirniHiire of no run* and only two hits In 12 1/8 Innings gras a direct right■bout-face. "Old Wahno" rnmplet«d but four games In III starts. • Allle threw his two-hitler, 1-0, in nullifying Don Newrntnhe's II Strikeouts with nine of Ills own. Preacher Hoe blanked the Yanks le Ranchi the nest afternoon. hen tho bullpen eorporalioo took over. It was Pagtt with n 6-2/8 inning "stopper" after Tommy llyme went had In the third gntn«. Hey I mid II In I .1. Pallen I and o in nolds hailed out I.opnl by relliing 2. Minner I mid o In I, lln-rbi the last 10 men In succession in It mid il in 8 2 2, I'nge 2 and II ths fourth. to 2 I .1. Winner Itiisrlii, l.u-ou : Things ended normally ail Khla't* Harney. 1): lluhlm id ( A l plate, Field yesterday afternomi, with Itemdon IN 1 1st base, I’u-.aiclbi Page ambling In to flnidi what (Al 2nd base, Jorilu ( N l lid Reach I started. Working with only Mine, Harr (Nl left field foul two days rest, like Ncwrninhe in line, Hurley (A) right field foul Saturday's ssd effort, Hnsclil line, A: 22,711 puld. T; 3:04 •rumbled In thn Dodger seventh. ilrcelpta $187,186.46, A 10-2 lead melted In IH-8, . There was nobody an when Page Series Sidelights Willed In. Normally llu> joint 1* lly ASSOCIATED t'HHHH Jumping. Hut dll Hodges had ju*l Unloaded a three-nm homer ns n BROOKLYN, Oct. 18 (/IV The patting shot In Itasrhi. The fire- Brooklyn Ihulgers, atlll lo win 11 man was nil nlnim. Boss Hurl Mint- World Relies, must lie tired of fac­ Isn wenl up Lula Olmu. a right- ing the New York" Yankee*. Tho handed hatter, for Dodger Marx llrooks now lutve lost five World lackUW a lefthander. Three irle* eni'iigemi'nta„llie laid Hires bopping fast halls Mid llm side was Ihe 1Yankees, Thu llronX Bomb­ mit.77^ . Nobody knew It until Page told er* whipped them In 1911 ami .. . ent after the gaino, hut Smoky 11(17. • was throwing only fast hull becauss ho Injurod Ids hiiml Fri­ It luukeil llku 1917 all over again, with Jim I'nge finishing day.) Pinch hitler llrure Edwards sin- ufr llie lllnok* With iillutliur one led,with one game In the eighth, of hi* Hpledilld relief jidit. Two Th">linxl reu Woo Wen llreso Itensit year* ago. I'nge stifled tile Dodg­ hniiicxl halter I’cn hit a pome-bark hall to Page, who er* uiili only nuu hit In a brilliant live and n llilid inning relief juh. started X double play. Page didn't let up in Hie nlidh. He didn't have to wink n< hind He ended matter* with 11 rhniil*h. yi Hlerilny, The m ■■ fireinnn euiiiu ollowlng a mrnnring pinch dmi- In Vie Itaschl'a rescue (m the *evi« by Eddie Miksl*, ho whiffed •-litli and held the Jirnek* score­ ttke Balder, the most striking less In two and iine-third inning*, ■Ml) IK the Herles and fanned lie allowed two hit* and fanned Jackie Robinson, lie Inst Gene four, Ini'lmlliig the side In the ■crmagftkl on a walk, (ill Hodges ninth. The DeLand Bulldog*, however, still hold a one game ronferenee lend over Sea Hreeso who atarted lho season fairly weak, hut strong armed Eusti* 68-7 to startle the other ronferenee teams and take second place in the East Florida f'onferenre. Do],and showed almost the same weaknesses of Ranford In their frame Friday, Both tram* were plagued with fumhlltls and very poor passing attacks. Charlie An­ derson, star Ranford fullhark, was held fast hy Pc I. end’s defensive play end hy the Fed’s poor tim­ ing in the backfleld. As far ae the Conference cham­ pionship trues it looks like a threeway battle between Reahrrese, Da. I,and and Gainesville with Seahr ease a slight favorite—hut don't give up hope for the Feds they're still in the running. The final touchdown was mada early In the third ipinrter hy Dehand right halfhnrk Robert Kick* Heminolc High School''s football Trams Date Sept. 2.1 'Gainesville Sept. 30 Kustl* Del,and <[let. 7 Ocala IDel. 14 I’ll 111 tk a 1Dot, 21 Oct. 28 St. Augustins 4 F.M.A. tOiv. It New Smyrna >lav. 18 Sea Hrnmo fJnv. Leesburg fJnv. 23 'non-i-onference games. « Hy STERLING HLAPPKY Associated Press Sport* Writer B K f WOrksn'the count to 2-2 ami heat $M bream on tlin next. That was I B BETA (Jet, FIELD, 10—(At Official Brooklyn, orld Berleaj This play m the serainlding dxili inning off the fourth W worm nene* game in Elihol* Field. Biuoklyn. N. Y., dashed the Dodger hopei of winning the game. Duke Snider I* shown (left! tearing down the baseline to fii*t nftei In- Ini into a double play. I'lill Blxxuto ha* nnlilail Billy ((ox al Sen,ud lupp.'r light) iirui has peggedo the hall (•11 row | In Tommy II nrlch 116 ) at I it nl to romplete the douhlq killing. Ih nrlch i t leaching up tn Hpeur Hie throw, Dodger Coach Inke pill,', I In fiiregnainn (HI). Empire Hid Huhhard I* the man iu blue, '['lie Yankee* won il-l. ( Internatinnal SnundphoUi) laixseoru gf the fifth game In tlin 1949 w orld Series: » W York ah r li pa n e l l t a u t o ae 3 20 3 3 0 ian rten lb 4 01 B imp Em e M M agflo cf Galloway T Routh ‘T Lansing G Myers G Rwann C Whelrhel C Thomas E Davis Rhodes K. B. Smith E Hardin E Rharron McLaughlin Gordon E Rusal B DeLoacH Klrkllghter Bass It llilderhrand Marrs R Harrison R Tyler Butler H Graves Acrne Anderson R D. Smith R Dean Brore by Quarters; la ‘ ‘ " Ranford 0 DeLand 0 schedule: Where Won (Hanford) I.o«| there there there there here there here here here there Tulane M eet » Notre Dame Saturday In Game O f Week « g DeLand Player Bolstad McDaniels Manning Young McClellan Scott Penton Fagan In a preeeiUmt-shatterlng move to start the ninth Itinlnf* the sue still was shining. Apparently the umpires and the eoitimisslnqer figured It might gel dark before the last of thn ninth wav over. 6 0 0 11 0 0 4 1 1 0 09 Dixie football love* (hr tradition nf Auhurn-Grnrgin Tech ami Ala hatna-Trnnei»ee irrin . hut this week tlinie hiitory-filled history makri*. how to a young rrriri Tulane at Notre Dame. The game in South Hrnd, ind., Saturday -esxily the higgrit ol tin rhv and maybe the iranui can put ila winner al the lirad of (hr Amo laie.l Press' list of top ten teams,A1 ■■■■ ■ •— “ Tulane ha* been preparing for KneR h(mt f)ll w|„ N o n e nine slnrc spring training. No, |„ th„ nppo. r'oacli Henry I-rnkn s quin lei hacks Lvi.i.y niKki t have mill'd only straight plays ami left Tulane'* fancy formations well covered *0 tlmt Noire Dame smuts could nut charl Ilium. Thu gamble ha* won and Frnka gnu* to South Bend with an un­ beaten, unknown team. Here aru the record* leading up to Saturday's gumo; FAST TALK Bit Nutro Damn has whippod In­ CLEVELAND—(A*)—lam Ra­ diana IIMI, Washington 27-7 nnd Purdue 36-12. Tulane also has won bun, haeker-up are nf the Cleve­ three—2H-14 over Alabama; 18-0 land Browns of the All-America from Tech and 48-0 In llm warmup Football Conference, whs nn Army against Hmilheastern Luul*luns. Interpreter In Shanghai after tha Notre Dame's victory string war. It took him some fast talking stretches between 31 learn*, most In English, however, to get orders of them among tha nation’s best. hack to thn slnle* In 1948 with Tulane ha* won II straight—last training camp only a wuck away. losing to Tech in 1918. He reported on time. Notre Dnine has lust only lo Tech in gniuiM with Houthenslei 11 HONOUR FOB HACK teams. Thai was in 1942 hy Di li. MAKTINHIlUHo, W. Va.— Tech also whipped Noire Dame In iA’i During the 1'inr Washington I92H hut thnl was before creation M>rie», Manager Joe McCarthy and of the Hniilheastern Confernce. coaches Klkl Cn< ler and John Tulane lost to Notre Dnmo Gy •Schulte of the Boston Bed Sox, these scores—28-11; 32-8; 41-0 ami nnd coach Nick Altrock of the 69-8. Senators, traveled here to attend Auburn'* great surprise—a 11* the unveiling of the Hack WII*on 14 lie—against Florida last week, memorial plaque In the late slug­ adds something besides tradition ger's home town. to thu game with Tech in Atlanta Saturday. Anything less than a thraa touchdown victory for Tech Will show that Auburn actually la improving and that Inst Satur­ day wasn't a slip un. Both Alabama and Tanno'ier w are, expecting better season* than they've had so far. Then gama In Birmingham Saturday will daelda which rontlnuaa down, which Starts un. Both took It aasy last week getting ready, Alabama won If* first game of tha year hy whipping DuQuesne 48-8 iundty Trounced y F risc o 4$eri Totiriiament PONTE VEffRA BEACH. Oct 10—(A*)—1Two sub-par rounds—a 09 and 70—when the pressure was nrt yesterday earned for Pete Cooper his fourth Florida State Open golf championship, the host pro finishing with a 72-hole total nf 284, four strokes below par on the tricky Ponta Vedra Club course. The smooth-stroking Ponte Ve­ dra Club pro, seemingly effortless when he swings a club, finished five full strokes ahead of two fel­ low pay-for-place linkamen In ths four-day tournament. They were burly Burl Holeata; cigar-smoking Tampan, and fltevs Wnrga of Miami, who tied for sec­ ond place. They pocketed 1282.80 caeh, white Coaper kept an even $600 of the $1,045 offered the pro* foislonals. th a t Included $25 for his low morning round. Toney Penna of Delray, a sea­ soned competitor, carried away $150 hy virtue of his 298, while popular Clyde Uslna of West Palm Beach was sixth with a 297 total good for $128. Other money winners were: Son­ ny Hay, Tallahassee, 298 and $761 Denny Champagne, Orlando, 299 and $80; I,on Bateman, Ocala, 800 and $60; A) Oruber, San Joee Country Club, 201 and $86; Vince Eldred, Ft. Pierce, .10.1 and $26. nnd Vic Rasa, bake Worth, .105 and $25. > Dr. 8. Lamb nf Jacksonville, was the Inw net amateur winner with n total of 287. Cooper, who started yesterday murnlng's opening IH one stroke hchnd Bnleita, forged into a threeup lead when the round was ended. Rut at the end of the first nine on the second eighteen, Bolesta boasted a one-stroke lead over the Southeastern PGA champ of 1949 with a 82—four big blows under par. The Cigar Cltv ace. State Open kingpin of 1946 and pro at tho Forest Hills Golf and Country Club, collected five Mrdlos on the "rough” elde. But Cooper, toughened for ''tour­ nament gnlf hy virtue of a tour with tho "hlg-nanie" hoys this year, squared accounts on the tenth hole of the flnsl round with n birdie three. They both parred the eleventh and twelfth holes. However, on the thirteenth, a 87i)-yariler nnd longest hole of the 8,806-yard course, the tide changed In favor of Pstc. Ho plac­ ed his third shot, against ■ brisk Northeast wind, four feet from the pin. He missed his putt hut gut down in regulation figures. to the meantime, Burl's third surprising, grntlfylng 7-7 He. Kentucky has the Citadel well placed between Georgia and 8.M.G. the opponent for Oct, 22. The standings; Conference W I, T Pet. pf 09 Kentucky Tulane Tennessee Vanderbilt Ga. Tech Mississippi 0 8 ! .000 14 14 Florida 0 t 0 .008 0 10 L.S.U. 8 1 0 ,00(1 0 26 Georgia O i l .000 21 84 Auburn n to .000 0 10 Miss. Riato1 0 2 0 .(Mill 21 42 Alabama All Gamra W I. T Pet. pf «p 4 0 0 1.000 182 7 Kentucky 3 0 0 1.800 88 14 Tulane 2 1 0 .887 86 28 Tennessee 2 I 0 .887 49 48 Vanderbilt 2 1 0 .687 48 28 Ga. Teeh 2 2 0 ,600 107 89 Mississippi 2 0 t 1.000 f7 21 Florida 2 I 0 .687 46 26 L.S.U, 2 2 0 .600 88 6$ Georgia 0 1 1 .000 31- M Auburn 0 2 1 .000 IS 91 MUs, Stale 1 2 0 .888 69 60 Alabama NEW YORK, Oet. 10-OP)— The Cleveland Browns* bubble has hurst. In fact, It has ex plodart. - -— After a two-year dnmlantlflk of the all-America football con* f*rente, during which they were unbeaten through 29 ronseeuthr* contests, the Browns finally earn* apart yesterday, but good. San Francisco, sn arch-enemy, Albert—set ■ conference record (nr touchdown passes. Ths former Stanford magician flipped flew ’coring acrlels In the. thrlll-aminute contest. The 49ers bolted to a lig h tin g 21-0 bulge on two Albert flt*<r hulls and a one-foot huck by Big John Stryskolskt, Cleveland ral­ lied to draw within 86-21 at halftime, but that was Its last lookIn. Frisco piled on ihrea more T. D.'s In the second half, and that was that. The other conference gama snw tho U>* Angeles Dons upret the Buffalo Rills, 42-28. Glenn Dobbt fired the wlnnars’ uttack with 2B3 yards passlngf good for two touchdowns, antr r r additional 48 yards groundwise Meanwhllo, in the National League, the LnLs Angeles Rama cracked the Chicago Bears, 91-16, to take over solo leadership In the western division. A Wrlglev Field moh of 82c124 sat silent as Ham quarterhack Boh Waterfield personally arilsed a 18-3 Chicago lead. The talented signal-caller passed for three touchdowns, hooted a 23 a yard field goal and added foul* extra-points. Behind the hrllllnnt Charley Conerly. the New York Giants outsmred the Washington Radr.klns, 46-36. landed short nnd to Ihe left of tha green. He was 20 feet short of tha cup on hla fourth try and took two putts fur a bogle sis. On thu par five fourteenth, or "eagle hole," Bolesta got down le] regulation figures, while Cooper, on in two, made a birdie to go three up. , Hurl cut the lend to two up on tho fifteenth with a par, whan Pete's second hit nn the sdgt of the green. Pete was short on hla runun ami marked a bogle five on his card, , They halved the sixteenth with pars, while Pete Increased hla mar­ gin on the seventeenth by haling a six-footer for a birdie threei Bury took a bottle five on hla cxrA,. J, They halved the sixteenth with pats, while Pete Increased hie margaln on the seventeenth by holing a six-footer for a birdie three. Burl took a bogle five, hut parred the last hole, the earns aa Pate. . Cooper's Cards Coper's morning and afternoon rards, a* rnmparcd to pari Par nut 446 436 443—36 Cooper out 446 444 442—86 , Par In 443 664 344-36 Cooper iu 344 644 433—34 . . Afternoon Bound Cooper out .... 446 438. 363—$7 Cooper In 342 646 334—33 It was Cooper's fourth Btata Open victory. However, In order to retain the trophy, he must win the tournament next year In Gainesville where Broyles Plsmmons la the professional. Jnhnny Mlio holds tho major league record fur hilling three home runs In a game during ,a career—ho did It five times. m S 1 0 1" 0 0 0 0 0 0 helps you do woro business „A«W *n^ Irt' V .’fl-liomei killed 0 1 0 88,000 people, In 1841. 37 0 11 87 7 8 oik out for Bantu In 6th, ttali out to r Hatten In 6th. Hod for Pallca In 6th. . jbled for Jorgensen in 9th, 'ork (A) IMS 113 000— 10 3 l(N ) 001 001 400— fl WaUgglo 8, H, Brown 2, a ft Baechl, Berra, Reese, MU, , Boh Inaan, Hodges 8, S p an elie, r f n g 2, tM em aa, Mlksls, 8Bi R. EDNESbAY NI6H T, O c t 12th. 9 P. M DUSTY ROOTSCLUB HOUSE m u s ic b y Co m liana fiflk Mloft* >«one alt^Nshta M ail lieaoK'i lb hosiaeea and h i t l M EVERYQbDY WEIiCOMfe the ,Lm j Diatoaoo lolojheiiid a ee Raft y t W wwoot k^lfig f i f too Ron <il 7(lwr. roatiao. It add* tho WHOorr Enjoy ^ U pet make*, a tkree-polnt landing ha dtvaeTlnto second after doubllai rth World BerUp game at EbbeU field Whm pm wttat 10 kocp In too«k witlt jam ■ tAo'iti (Be floM, M ated oat-of.texm d>Md o tH d tii lUpoMMU, iav* m dqfotMivd ti fiaaott foe the tele$iM ee aad 00O "L oag Dieti N i Serrioa U lmproviog day by d e f- B o a * of^O Al ealb aow go thrbagh wMU yoa hold tho BMb' • ■•1v ■ - . - «- ' f>. r t a w A n y IT IW m id --------;______ t ; j , . :• ’ - �« “-*jrr*▼ MAH m s m , iro n m L egal (1tf»n|ur«r known fur f..nr i;.i..i,. In Mi*.I IiIn i»Htieon for final «||m ■ lor Otlallly nrxprt’xt|,.i,,, |tMr " • i!■’i mid Mini be. will applv in prop of Mlnrk |ir1,|..iu |. ,, M" Muiinruble 1in ugift* H1«*naIfniri, yru^ot Ul»i'k-Ur»u*nt nt your ■1 " i*t J ihIrm nf {4f.||t||inlfa Moumy, 1 rltli, MM', mu t hf «'In1 .Ini of IKin* fur u iip ru v .il n f Ntimi* w il d h r Mr.nl tllrt fnirirr an Hi rout nr of >’’*• ♦MU* «'f If If I'tif Ilull ti11. lift ‘ sanfo rd Among (he United States, the I The flowar of Alabama Is the amount of Insurance in force per xoldanrod. COl’NTT capita varlea from 1400 In M i s * - ------------------------------------------ K(rr>llm» n In,. 1• t n e r a to . - ♦! "11 M»l* in ilitv of Hepl. 1911 A 1‘ATTIHIIAI.Ii I'tecutnr nf thg. rxtntf* t.f M II I'itl t l*1nt]|, dfoe mu'll, Intippl to 31970 In New York. HATH. In re Mi* Klim* of NATHAN I.KWKNTIIAl* I PCMlBftd TO Al*l* WHOM IT MAT TONr’KRNi Nolle* In htrehjr given Mint Mr* Inn T. Iloyer Ihim filed her film' repoM it* Admlnl«i ml rl« nr ih* it lute of Nnlhiirt LewenMtnl. «|*«i'l'fiHiil; Mint nhe ft Ini l»»r pel Minn for fInnI iINt'Kiimn, find Mint *ti« veil Apt1!)' Me Mi»’ llnrtiintl.lt* Iioiik Ian HtenNlrum, ('minty Judge nf pelt. Ill nl r* Mu.inly, Klnrlita. tilt (hr> first «hv nf Ht|.le tuber, fur it itprnvii I «■r ■anit. iirid fur final dl«chnme n- ttdinlnlNtr.itri« ..f tin* nf Nn tlmit I*f>Well MlAI. da*. r.tNed, nit 11. it. 2(l1h tlfiY nf July, I'M inks? iN ♦ o f l l T ON TIIK TOMMY H lul*:. HCMINOlala* TOTNTV. -TATI, oh HlaOltlliA. IN n i o r « V™ v«h,e. t,fitI InHb, * 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 C A * - W i« y CONTEST [ and |at ahit attiaol.a ranaitar Imto l-d l * i | | ►♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + ' ^ w K* n " S r f * l»m (9,951 IHa Ton MM|i Mu fl u I lit Huut If, | I t 11. Hr HI I f i u l ft | I I. iiili, run Nurt *i Mu - . | ., t <;o ft . ‘ •aI♦t > dei'irftN 3*> \\ ’ ■i - til fi llit* * :*1 l b fit* a\\ . 1 fl. I«* lb* .1 M, Mlft ■i i‘4**11»It t IM(| 1. tM 1lift \\ m l 1 '‘ t ' I'lvitlV 1 1* r*1 11 W i t 1I . 1 'N ♦ * *»i>rtb II tl 1f t •t 1.1 o f HI 1 , • H ub: 1m |i|f|t ti t.l fti l l tl I’l ti l 1 1 I'M* M l, o f ( I n ’ i« ’ • f .Iftii m l1 . 1U . (♦id ‘’ •tit* t ’ 1 1 i ll f rtrttl.fr 1 1 p,. it** t «*( m t .Ill- H|| rv :«*‘I*d ]* ■ INSMK \ M r tn ,ir v n n i,in :iis s i i a i u : in mm a h O iitom ctrlnt WITH 111 Mainnlla Are. A N N K T T H ’S l.rlando ll« * y nl Krcnrh t«e R tiN flo n c e o M il.I1EW UUHISTAN 1 I'lliiNK I i»-‘\ I" \ i*i»lv F. i \ \ ... I m. I A4ir*r KOTALL M ll’.nl I’lloor 2SI-H ’■■■■■....... + !■•! .•■!■+++•:•■. 4 -f DftHlll fill f ••I'll 9, FtMY Mil I lift hyM S O F T - C .l A ) S S fnt Hi*III Rui'Mi4 l%jf i'liftii, HIGH irl’STKII WHISKEY - WINE RUM « GIN ★ ★ House ft1*’ HU VhAIr affaya the touch ★ ffilnJofpo CARM0TE ivmns « ,; ’ A1 WaUre I’hotic At‘.•It t ++++'i- !-■!•.r--r. + + + ■!■<•.i- i -m .+++.:• a+ ‘,,,nNK a,W' ^SuT»RW tCoM .Tr!nchm. t’hone IIS ENAMKIt nml V ARNISH Unit h tin mg. I"i*« hieliitd I’uicrlnin whl l r —will •»"* (,,),• . u y r u - ........... ^ P v 7 ffK 4»(v-~,o tilt HXCLDHIYi: >■ i; To Maal New I'lol.ln Kloninlnl It. p i . ' I'ill INK l)r, Henry McLaulIni B U C K HORSE ALE 1 + + + ♦ + + + + + 4 + 4*> + *fa*l«»(• ill*aft «|a *| • lalAHIIJTA IMfOHTKr. Hunt It in A U T O MORRISON, INC.,r n r n M iiirciarj m Ami Tniiiit i , f Iht*t.ii lulut.t • v;:.r Ida, In i linun t v, tt berrlu t'TN HI .t 'III 11\ I'll* 'Ml • I H»N TKHMl'1 V >•♦. *Ar |o \ io i t till II, M D,iInMil itml i | \ " » • ; tll SH irnl Ml i| i n : \ Ml r b i»] tv|fc, nr*' I*rfr.ul.ttilh tin i il n h ' f ruined ,» -in- til Mi i ■*r M III u Milln 1. ii .i hum h •>f .1 i* nft M iulid .t> N- x*'U»n* I >Iti p fair ''(lift *|.t**( UU I«' t1>I" III| t flin t ’.#.*( bl.lda i t>>i i ts-.fi, Jif f 1 • tit tin.if nf M,» . . •tr( IlNhi . Ill nil'll1 f'O.lilt. rinrldit lit. i i f »)l, flu I hip in*' l ■lInu 111 ■ r It* **11 pruoftri t Mt hi led .tul iki III M*>mlr»nb- i'Minh f<I .. ii11 •1 t* it 1 Is l’C| ni 1% 1 Mill# * *•*»»-. ,,M mt on ,i uitir ItH \l, l*|4TATI! f t . AMT I0RD DIALIfe NOWI rm>nHi]iInnrcll(vtt promptly htcaii.t it tipht to ihr ,cat nl the trouble loo.en and c*pcl petm ladrn rhirrm and aid naiutc lit moiht am i! leal raw, imdar, inflamed hromhial mui inn membrane. Tell yiairdtuitgiil I .'**1!<H* .• hM'le ill Cteomufiion T ' ’ lht “" ‘hraWeMtinji you rmni like ,h* w,y Niue rtere*, Hi*•i *• nr Ip*n, itrtd Mitiro PArt(« tilnrlv .|et-*rlbed no follow iteffliii.hu: t. rfnutli lln lf. iH't » Mil. i•*•• i nf SecMttn I Tit Ale Bronchitis I IU n l l l i i n i l . t True! t>All Mini efM.tln pBrctl nf trn»;t of r.tui loniAlnlnt MITM l: (if H u ti l aVliTM 1 1H II Hit I'll Y tllVHN IInti pm mt f.I In Hlii.il I'-i ter iftiidrrr.t -• the ;ih tl.t> .r thin. | t.nST—Diamtiiul i inn wrapped In ! u>r. a r> ■ in nm ■■■u»in H o w T o R e litv e C T D f /'L ' I t v m O 1 K ll K L A N I ) MONDAY OCT. 10, 1940 r id a TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY iiMVint AdmlnlBtiMtrli nf lb* m lnb of Nalhan Iat*wen Mint, dfee bubcd. Fl o >* * 7 *- 3r . n v x : T- ’’ Legal Notice S o ttte IS . UI IIT OK TIIK •»' I ’ll: ttKMINOl.R I'OI.’NTT. n v 'r ^ " F KI’° ,,I,,A- lN PROW r tire >’ far n ililM, M, r II) #( htich-t)r»uxnl lx gii. n i>v U-mi 1" r. itin Kxtxtr of * art wlto r»nllv »ncw. Syrup nr m.. i. !' " I'ATTIHIIALU lailln lChllm.i Drdbcm 1* el*a»anM*xtlnc hlKln-it i • ------Park _____ away _ nr... fn.n fitnnnti.nl n................ t k nc •• \ 1.1 WHOM IT MAT COSan u Ulrr.tr.1 it,,up «.r in, vt:it\ lly trlli vr.ii tiiingl.i. ht u*u*lly rdinr it’*. In hpr»hv given that IV pa our >f> n too nun inu.lili •-i-ni >*1111 In,. I r' AL1« filed filo rir>Al for In rthrf pn»r«n| rMMr. i t |r '**i I'ATTINII ______ _______ _ t«» r» hi* Kierutor nf the_ __ i% ilarlll'" Hymn nf Blxrk i n ,-m i, ■ mr*. fAlrl-nt pi. >»,>•! invlr I v n t M II l»uttl«h til ilecritBedf 1h<41 Ta* hanfow w * ’ * v —1'Tf |Mejw., i'' .■ t r \t ".*7 ’ * ■ - II wv ; n r'W **' U im I S' - I k fill I ■kMi 1ft I'LOOR Mini DliCK ' 11 SVimhI (^UI) k I»l \ It'kl M( I 1 tni«11 AH ;it Lower I'rices ★ N I C K ' S P A C K A C 1C S T O R K A ll There Is None Heller At Any I’rice MO Sanfpul Avrmn v o r u H I. Ill' I’l.KASI' 11 WHEN Vdl U se IV* Uiih lo«o when you don’t lultilt your prrsprlplionc to l.uni'yV I'lionc lll.'l, 0X12 HUKALD Want Ads Ta, h lla n la i lalaa aep.y I* a i,a « i a i i pahltabad la l i J . K ' & i iJ ! T ni tnalead ■*' •>*< Of Mill* vnrii’ly. Iloprv A. Itu**.-ll * !>•*• tt< a*a loa laaatl.na ,Si t .| t o. ----- .. _ H«M f *a bar Maa Ibaarlloa e <!•*#,< (<r pa, U«» loaatHn* iKWfN.i MAI MINKS, Now A •i lim.n ■a ear Hat tn**M»na Fnclnry ndmlll. W l u i l a a n l B I'O, i, nt aa ,n tba ll,‘». |iib ph. I’lionc 1004- W. ^■bt" rai. blarb lap* Ml*. Oilin’ HPpoiltf-lmnii hiryrlo. Itpa.i.nP I I U N H 148 nldp. 1217 (Ink. AmnitiiK Juhnalon'* "Nl l-UOAf 'll" leoat A » will *a w » . n . i,f t Iba lalapboa* »■ m*«» • *«ntilmy ponlliig kill* noadii*. . , . .. . ,t J aaaaitian *kar«* If pno aaaaa la llliad Ik* ,'la lalaaboaa b«»b. t «• lain ,« Iblt ......... .... tba a,*a»t1laaa la la a«i i i . »ll»-« I" "'ll** f", aa la i*«k - Iba baal paiaalbla aartfaa. »l, Waal Ad* <«aal t„ la aaa alllxi «• Ik* day baUra j| d a n a*lll| aa Immadlaiali io aMM* « « » I", »••*** •* ■THE SANFORD HERALD KhiN'l _T furnltiiail aparlmpnla, Alan pfflripmy apnrtrnpnt. Downtown offIro alma. Taknrli Apartmenta, 2IW N. I’nrk. Phone I27fl-J. Amertvnn Floor ShikIIok MaHilne with piIkci'. II. M. <lli-waoyt. I.akp Jtla iy , Fla. 1 TIIKKK room n i m r t m o n t . ilbdai ii partially furnl*hi'il, IHo hath, Ilovoiy ovpIv Ini k lu rd. Idfnl for rlilldien.lo liluy Oatmi. Hntllrn front Sann.id, Call w«0 or titan for, appoint' S email porrlipn , maul. MW (H.llh $iii*r> 7r,c nlao wa-k dny». huiirha, A ' V ■" "v; cl.ln rl* U-M'.. HlllUiii or Ibmlili’ niiiplp Inn, "hort order*. roll splint: nml now rotion nml H.ANTS Ft ill SAl.K -fartmllon, Iwi* iro lio^pn KN.IOY Huntlay dimipr nt l.anpy’n Usi’il ...................... l w RmhNi 9^1HRR*i ..... ItOOI. ANIl IIA11 Felt I>hm‘ itigd *____ I k NT (IIrpIow ApartmeodhPEinglay >1Idit. ^11 Tark AvaNtift. 9URNIHilBD apartmeht for rout. . 1200 Miuftyolla Avc. W kl.Xk A’A PAHTM F.NTS, 11(1 W. Flrct Htrwit, Fnrnl*liril room» ^ d apartmcntii nvnllalile. Phone PlJIlfllHilKI}'"apartmi’iif. 2 bedroitniK, All 'modern until Hi**, Childrrn accepteil. Fern Lodge, Fern Park. _ _____ # lm lfi8 llk D garage apartment for cnuplo, On ymrly Ap* Ply K. M. Armllago. 1012 Elm. TO HKNT— 2 m ANTBI) __________ oI n t RAM.Y locnU’d iTor 4 room A lurnU hul apartment. Reply Stmutard .Servin’ Rtatlnn, Hen* forjl * Celery, «»l KHlnU F o r S*l*—II I HAVE Two-Three * Four Bedroom ffouiee to offer the! are atrlctly modern, good in every way, located In m u lcted rcaldentlal area*, priced from ♦86no.«0 up. Ternm frn be af- ^ a 1**1A,#WHlDD|f?N 119 set Park Ave. OOM hbuaea. on Celery Ava. ♦ P hi on Orange AvenUe." 'FARklrt, horn... h u .lam y and acreage, eee your Btrout Realty Agency J L J (a th te u y tfil« a m a n _ ottonq or p w i rS'. ? 1 ....... ........... mllhitI a>V a Anilermin. ,, , " ,;,ll(1^ h,"m"1 ............... . pw 7 way floor lumps Sinnkiutr Hlninli |VT" pi7 10,Oh fmob \\U in ' l iiM.-l.mi;, . it nit.up A uui lie I1ii hihtr piiuiM pi ini, ’»?U • • .i• uiponriP t m S*minulo ' ulififV, It. M 1. Ill mi, I,llIiI* ill V "lit- | , , P1, f, ........ n , ,, till v. i I'lrk i. W. t l I!* r-iatr„rrn llo’ krr* fin.iu. }||.g, IHIUPfi *nfn !tpi| Ucxnlldfr Smith arnttPi raau Ih.lif, Ill IM> omiIc io or :*mln.tiu '■ m tmii lllimt 1 ’ * w :'" 1 I’bonr II’. ’ W n‘illi’1 Or IH pr dial, **'1 • factory Inipu fi , ' mi. I \ \ | i n M... ... Mg II in 1'Vilnr n nr i'hi>*li‘. ip*1- iin li rtliiiiil Iii i ill fln Oiii-h ImIi | lii.li:, 4 ..l>.,< "Vi”....... mi f,y» with .......... loir nml iiim- C4KMOTE PAINT II OOIIS ..ni rn. ..I i.i |n>r- 1- 111,11 oh I ft..... i s i; n WK C A N IT IfN I’ ll l ‘AIN'T l (»U A N Y :-l IM U ’K RKCIKTUATION NOTICE YOU C A ' Tltp Hi'gi’-l i nt Ini-, Huiikt nf flit’ l i u of Siitil ut il. FIiii hi.i, nrc upi'M nl Hip i 'l l ) Hull, n.iiiiia iniai! (Dinilitv, Hi’iilcinhi'r IS ID IS. h r I h r p iii|iu e nl i e c u lf i ittg Inr 111'' Htm iri|m l l.en ei.ii I li’itin it In he held . Nm enil.i’i S, ID 111, nml will it'iittiih it|tcit phi It il.ii p m c ji I S ii . hIh t i nml hnllditk'. up In mtil im luiliiiu N.iluul i ,. Ilcli.l.ei 2D. ID ID. : ii. i, i.M-ii.i.g •v>iiii i nlt It.ilpll it. v m ui.t i I I I i.| / f»r Hum ■\ . i tenet aim ini Him cr *. i - i . Hullin'* apdlig matlri'H)i IlIMm M Hill Illy Heivi-e, .101 W I i i -I MATHER OK SANFORD 20.1-.0P E. 1*1 St. Phone 127 SI IOR WEST Con* I Flail. Cniuph.ll .A WNMti'.VCH:. *lo.i pen.’.l, In rycle* ••'pull’ ll, Io. k blid key 0 / AIIK IKE Fl»h Mark el, 101 Snofoid Avc .Mif1,. N.. wan mg w.u k o.liii . Large Mallei. Timll, Red IIiih>, itItt*'*’. ft. II, W. HI* til...fit 110 rimilldei, (heaa llreaui, Slterp Kant -III. Di , H...iI ohI, < .a Head. TWIN-STlini.i.En. Evrellenl coo ! it ..in., ih will. Wiliinmi F u ll Niiopi. do 'on, rail 1)27-M. HOT tallNCUES aerved every day 11:20' to 2 —with Home Made toll* nml emu Muffin* Homer’* Or) 11, 224 Knut let. Stlret. IF ITS A Ifriggn A Hlmtlon En­ gine Or Purl* you Need See A. I). HOSIER French and (.'iinimrrrlal your reulnieird Hr lira* and I.I I i M ilt' Ulrnllou Hauler FUIH'FD Tft"*HKliL:'*pai Inet -dilp A« i H I I..SII JOHNSON Wax. Pnnle. Mi|iild A di -..lived. I Frauhaiif Timlcr 111 i i, h i m ; l,h> (*oiit. Free line of floor fi . l.n-iiI Dane Itefrigeiated, Haitfinil Miitm A l.'i|*t. t.« piilihiu'1' willi cilrh 2 l b or I I Mick Trnelor. (.noil Deni. gl*H \\ I .I HI l eel Ml. plirehflne. I.clic Well, 2 lf> So. Hit'll I’ll, SUNK AH IK (,ln*i A Pa ml Co. Pin. 1i.-l.aiid. I.-I I ■i■.if ol home with ARE T 112-111 tV 2nd. SI. ........ a 121). , iiiacli ■ , nooh iiiiIm |. u,, , . i 11 >n. I'll iic 2(1 Piero lllnh peta f 1 Ufi VNTI./I I.S and i(*piodueli..iii> ill l()„| ll.ppl. klule, Slieintoll, ( ’hipwiiv .1 | , ,|, I. g u i . i niiti't T Premium Palm gnl. (2.2fi pcnd.iie and Early Ante......... ,Ht (j(( .1a .iak’» I Fnligue Paul* At Jarkela an. II.Till IVn.i'k, in Mahogany, Walnut. I vj, ,.i y.„„| I la llaed Tire* (.60 up Chi” tv, Maple, PIiip and llinhTui paulina, Kniproat*. Ituhher eye I'vpii***. lied*, Che*l*, See- Hlltll lNt. I"atut 1r.ir \ l« In* S.-l boat* reinin',. Tahleti, (’nulleti, Snfa*, ing, iin.Mi. > nml • . ft.iiu .. I’ll ARMV-NAVY SURPLUS nml ( hail*. Theae llepr'iitiui*- | linn ami ’> l( in.-i N. Pnhnftin Are. Ph. 1131 in.a me hand made nf old! Sweet Hamlin orangea, II luiahel. .......I. A. J. Tillman, Knit MnDKItN l 1 111 i|(S: I’ Inar Sami R, W. Lord, I'lmne 7HK-W. filling.. City, I'hone 72n'l. ing and I mi lung. I'mInhle TUXEDO FEEDS: Uomptrle line. USED lin* Stove k Ilt’111*.1 , go.nl I'nwei I ait. !,.. j.il. Inn huge, l|.i Hunt'a Tuxedo Feed store. <■01., It1ton. prieed leanonahle. Jim It... mall Model aue V.... Spa* rilling Station, tilth A floni a tlie Model u way Cull P^INT—Oiitelde Tnlnnlum lend II,7d fm i i , ” e-diinalc . Modem Flench. and oil*; moi.,'v hoc* gunrantro. Floor Stnlacing Co. 2U7 W. I’dWon't Peel, ruh or wash off. NEW ZEALAND While Italildti, Ifl.UD per gallon. II. A. Ruaarll In ceding slock. 24 Does at (1.75 VtllMlI'H II nEI Ultil.lt AIK IN . _Re*d L'n. each, 7 tliicke nt |l.2f> each, 2 tteivi. >; I ..aim. icial. I linin', In' nels of 1 Hulrhfn 310.on each. PORTAHLE, Prart(rally now. CoAlto d ll IM.A'nill INSTALL V H. ,M. .Stcvi.Ti*, Phone 1517-R. roiin Typewriter, new Singer ’('ION. \IT I I \N ('E 'SERVICE. Desk Model Sewing Machine— I'll. 121" m 11*2 I! (innlrn Inola, Metal wheel har­ row. E. M. Armltngc, Ph, tlilH-R. li— A h i It l.fth **.’/» N l E l I— fl Auto painting mn pccially. Itn friar*•1nt ti | minimi I lib , I'bb FOAM RUHIIER it .ash prim paid for uied lip nml *Ifl iv4i > fil'd* ItriT* The moilern pillow, mail no.* amt lliehe fin 1. 1)lire Twl Davli Furniture Kbilnt .^ii !■, I‘hum* HiMi .1, cueltlon. Any nice nml nlyle to Co, HI E. let. Ph OCR. c ARMK'H VI l.’S UphnlMery fm your ne«l*. Pure Latex whipped expci t w.u kmniitdilp >>n Slip Inin n foamy cmdiuininjr. Non Covei A- I'plod Hi 1 Ing. ( till Allergic. Will not mildew or 7—| ’i>iH.|iive*tork-Huppll#* Mnnlm.l I I lit-.) nr Winter I’nik wad. Alio 43 cnlora In plaitlc 272HU7 E’dllnnlert rhuvt fully | coated fabric* from 72c to 12.119. givi'lt. Foam A Fa hr lea, 2011 N. FDII SALE ym.ng row and calf| helfei . I'lmne 705-J, 2521 Orange Orange. Orlando. 3-11425, Ave. __________. 15— AI TOMMIHUCN — :l USED Eieilrie Kefrigeratom. I uerd Washing Marlilno, I uned II El.I* WANTED - H For Sain Kuril liP-ld Pickup 3HIM«i ' Electric Range. lilln Foul Ibid I 10 Ton Flal IIILI. IIA HOW ARE CO. lied 3J5IMKI, See Mr. Mmgiiii, I'hone 33 MAN with ear wanted far route 01 H Flrnt FU New I'luilipa llmiong Job. walk. 315 to |2(l III a day. No FT. FlHHlNO boat, 2(4 IIP expei ietirn or capital required, 11117 Ol.DSMliHII.r.; g.md gen Kkkur, (100.110. Phone 107U-W. Steady. Write today. MR. EHHELMANB Red Row Peed. eral rnmlith.ii, gnnd lire*. (2IMI-SHARP, 120 Ea*t Clmk Stroct, Tuuclilon A Yralaon, 1201 Celery Ofl or will trade fur mnlmryele. Freepart, llllnoln. Kit* A. IL e/n Herald. Ave. Phone UflS-J. A tff o M ((III I.E-'T'J 12 Chevrolet Aabcitoa Aluminum Roof Coating. Flretliae, excellent cundlti.iii. Guaranteed to atop root lank*, WONK W A N TED — !» Phone I070.W. HENKAhik (llaaa * Paint Co. It lan't Iho nmminl you upend-H U N W. »nd. Rt. Phon* IX . TRACTOR WORK for you, may .apend loo mtu-h. Free estimate* on plowing and You can al*o *peml too little. Lig)tt*r wood, approximately IM discing farm or garden plota. Tltat'a why it will pay you to coed*, will taka (12 cord. Thla ADo clearing and grading build­ buy your next t;ar here, wlu’ie Wood haa to bo movod at once. ing ln»ta. Phone IA7-J, Jack car* arc pr|cwl ia what they am Boy Partin. P. 0. Box (132, BanRu**«l) WORTH and where your pur ford, Fla., Paola Road, phona chaxe In protected with n de IM TJ ALL TYPES of bulldoaar work, pen.Inhle guarantee. Lixled lie practically now, reasonable rate*. Free eatimatc u b i Ke t , low lire two nllch ear*. aa. David B. Carpenter, Phon* (60.00. Coat (100.00. John l»4ir MERCURY Tudor Sedan, orl 2303-M . ______________ __ KHdor, Phone 7W-J, glnul light green flniuh, Plu*tic TArBOTT'8 Drive l a - U i a San­ La w STUDENT, a . B. Journ, ■cat cover*. Radio, Heatei, Seek* work Tui*., Thure. A Prl. ford Avo. phono 11B0-W—un­ Spotlight, excellent tire*. Pr'ced aftermame ami Saturday, Box claimed fuihlturoj 1 eofa and t ( 1 1Oft.1 E J. K. Caro Herald. ehalft 1 rock*r| 1 oil itovoi t 1U4U CHEVIHi LET Stylcmuater kitchen *et] 1 droiaari 1 lea boa, BY" YOUNG LAbY—General o f Pordor udan. Color light blue, flee work, II year* experience. radio, heater. A nice family cnr. Permanent Resident. Rt. 1, Box - cod nt 31005.00. ... HUNT MERCURY CO. . • Saida MKHUUKY Servlca A N I l I.I \ s s I I . N . S A i I I! t i IV Hi i .i ’-i i 11 iun n r i i r i i: -s m m iiM A I.W \ Y S ITU Ut i l fS I’l HI’" I Ml IT N i l (>N HIT! */I M.ITV . 11l li \ l I. I V i;UY I'UU \T ..I IT.KHMi I,t >\Y n t h SI l ! \ D I . IS Tull it^ fur Kplinlilt’ I’.iiiilei t u l m g im ru iltce lliett w ink SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO f. tttful il’ , l . e n lili g I ’ll in I ,V f . l l l s i S l.n i 117 S. I’m It Tu p (lelh crt I'Iimiip D.llii lit lin t C iiH u . ♦ I l l S d S ....i 1 Y ... At.i v t “i r,'trir y^vtin (Mr>4y) ai i n r y r i.' iaim v o ’t v ii j near ui tmi m sruu-s y o u a r u kim movp ovmh v o ,hw-'nw amro t iur t .......................... ^ c r b . vUVLV iff V O. Qv' Ol OV MAKv PCO« ) f « S I AI UP MAID UP 'H U ,M 1 ASS/ [Jin W ITH O U T 1 you ciAf riM’ .380 Fi.n tm' SI ASON AN' ■' (1AUGIN OUT PO iiow cns h i 1n u o s w c g o t o u n 5 H A n e. AW ITIC.Mr... A N ’ fJOvV 1M* PR O U IU M’ ( IS W H U i T'DO k")TH 1 P C A S M ALL Of THIS #• A. a*r lP , �MGt si* THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA...... ....... Farm M arkets Six Persons Killed In Fiery Collision OC Truck And Car truck und un automobile on n nearby fight-mile causeway Sun­ hIx per*oilN, Including By R.JSCOtT SCOTTS SCRAP BOO!' Al* nil four member* nf n family Si..... Oakland, Cntlf. California highway patrolman report art n flat-lieu truck and trailer—both empty- and a sun*n collided on the lung rau.eway .panning Sacramento Itlvei lowland*, .lieuring off nliout .'lull feet uf cMitaeway railing and llie three vehicle* plunging 85 feel to the ground heluw. Van Johnson show. mime new-fnUnil evldcnca to Tom Drake In tide 4 343 tnseji p f egpV. ,i They aald lulling.. *plliitern ,..... ....... .rlIn- nr,-ne from MtiM’n ''Scene Of The Crime.*' Showing Tuesday and In comi rwltbtf M Ihe aucceis pert the truck** gnaollne tauK, ol the srrvtke retidfred gjowars enveloping both nmehlne* in Wed net-day at the HIU Theatre. llamas. rill inert olmust beyond recognition were the font mem* her* of the fuinlly, their two Riicflv, In the dumnli.lu-rt .»■(Inn. The truck driver mid hi. 'teen iiged hrotlier wom Inn l eeriouslv. 'il were riiurlen Hi own, Killed Jr., ahout 117, of Oakland, form* irly of New Hertford, Mm**.. where llrown ran for the »rule Irglelaluie In until, l,l« wife, Sybil, “limit 38. and Iheli two chlhlicn. Ronnie, three, and Sheruti, 10, and their friend, eolh a. yel nuldantifled. Morrla Watta, Kl, uf |{f»SPyllle, Calif,, Ihn truck driver and Me brother, Rov. J8, were re»ru Id hy field worker*. The hov wa* Dinned unilernfuth the tiiid n.oie two hum*. The elder Watt* wua In rrllleal condition v;|l)i head and tio*-*llil. internal fnhirle. Roy .uflered a fractured pelvl*. The *lal« hlghWgy patrol ieportrd lli« Illicit pe»*ed a line of c a n and then collided with I'rown car which waa going the nntua dlracllon. r V eternns Hill M'eailaueM r n ,a aw l In World War* I and II. Hanley, malting thene rrmaik* while Introdiielng euiiia convention gue»ta, raid: “We Spin deli veteran* have Nil•lied to promlncii foi 20 >iiuik thul we’vd heeii llio gieaienl felhov* In the world fm a half a cm tury and Ihnl’* n» fni u* we ia>t. “f*o| A lull ewe, we know yoi7ve got hoiidlol*, Ion we want you to open I hem up." Col. Aniliew* told the veteinn. here that heueflte weie alrniirt iKiovxiitant after the Spaui«h war, Now lie explained, III* pimthle fnr a vein an uf IkDN tn teciqve Up tn S.’ltlu for nervlce-cotinrcled nlm lr*. Kni uoii-aei vice dl.lihllll •». a veteiuii may gel up tn (120 mnuihly. WldtiWa of Spanieli War flglitem may’ receive up tn gijd g mmilh* an otlduin* ot •lid up to tun. tlreellng* raniu friirn I'renldanl Tillman mid Culiau mid Phillip jdhe ‘ofpHal*. Ij wa. fiom Tampa that moat of (he eoldlrr* departed for Imlllm in Cohn ami Plieilo film. Il tun)' ert out Ihe piddle* had a hnrdet lime fighting dleca*a tInin they did HpuuMi inilleta, I Pan; ier paid the propiierd Hanl*h Wui Memorial Mii.eum here ahtiiild hr puihed. He pral*ed Ptnddeni Tinman'* piograln to help Ihe liackwaid pail* of the World "Juil a. you went In help Cuba." Lot* of the veteiuii* huve b*aq here foi week. Iiimi Inking II •aey at the *pia which nerved a* a big noil of enihaikatlnn in '1*3. Th ey found things a lot diffurcnl now. The vvl# begun thalr five-day convent Inn with n niamorlal »ei vie# leei night for their dead rumrades. ‘ t <111Al. HNAKK OCALA, Oct. 10—(A*)—Ho*. Allan, Flotilla -n*ku •xpart, to­ day; Mid a 4(1 Inch coral snake killed lait w«nk near Tampa was not a racnril ona. Ha said ilia longest on record waa a 47-incher collected naar hara IKHi Attacked I< '• ■ < ! n u t ,1 rrum l ' « B * U*»l tinn. Hul l l*on, who i. nlllodlell to thu ►Id li'oiiic. divlMiili of Ihe Uni enu of Aeionnulh *. lotii ihe i nnimllleet "We have, ami ran i xpeet any potential eneinv to have, lailar equipment and Inteiiepter airciaft capnlile ot detecting, Inleiceptlng ami litlngliig ahout the deal ruc­ tion of huge verv heavy hnnihera leiranlle*. „f how high they fly." MitnliPi* of the rainiiiltlee hava Indicated devji roncern ovei reuort* thai flerirtarv of llrfen.c I mil* .fohn.ou pluua foilhei cut* in >,i«iidlng foi Hit’ Navy ami It* air arm. Itefi Male. <II Map* I urged llinl .toliliton he called hefmo llie coinoilllee ami m- m -I to gi1e III. de­ tailed lllMHi, foi lire r ill which Srcirlaiv of III Navy Mallhew* ha* paid would dauiugi' ualUiual •rcurliy. ChUIrman Vln»iin .aid that “uf com He we ail going to gel John'on UP heie" Han iron told Ihe rnnmilllee that lid* ruunlrv even ha* peiiel eqnipml'lit Ihul di-lei inlnep ivhethei luri la l l i* frlendlv or eneinv Hadai, he .aid. Ip uirtv one method foi lit ciitlng mid Identifying plane*. Al the end of ihe la.t win Huetf.nil pnid eoglueei. hud the ‘know how" to l.iilld nnlai elf.... live iignllipl hig, high altitude hnuihri. And ihi. Infol Illation |. Ill prim." he .aid In view of IIii. pIh’. ileinoo«ti ill ■ ■-,1 cupnhllitle* in olliei field*, phi* this fiuhli.hed inlormatlon ami facta on pet foi malice of high liv­ ing hoiuheiP, ihe Commaiidei .aid. she will he toady with "an »deqlinla air defense system." Han Ison made llie.e iilhar point*! firnimd ladni Is "veiv eftrcllva" agnlnsl llie large Imrilher liolslde lulrrfeieme hil" Il much less selliuieiv limn the indar rail ltd hy homtier llself. Radar now In available foi fighter* operating "nuoli ahov* Di.iHid feel," Itiulnr now I* being developed perfnimnnfo Jet a im aft that wv can forsce." Harrison said te.l* he know* ahout have not hern made agidn*t the hlggest numhris herauie they haven't heen nvnlluhle lor lhat purinipc. Hill they hiivo hern cun* dueled, hr said, ngiilnsl inindi mme diffli'idt mi gets operating at IlMMMI feel ol mole. Him Ison .aid he know* uf radm , onli oiled mien * pilous w hich have been made iiKalnel smull, hluh-pei fm mam e aiu iu fl ul ninlil anil a hov c lll.Uun feet. Farm Hill (C iihH n h M F im ih l* R |* IM lftl (urniui « full1 rut in ii for what he g l o w . In laluliun In what he buy*. The Senate I. In tunew debate on Ihe farm bill loilioriuw, following l*'arm B u r e a u II i.Hilnural ' I , , m Cs*t tlnrl of the • title, we ant now one of ' lie upper half In IllCUlhrlsIilp," he do dared. He raven led tlml; the g i 11up hud heen aide twice in give film lien, | aid to the Cctil.nl f lochia ExpelImenl Station In carry out apeclnl project* ! ii winch its own fund* w n c Iniidequale. He iomineiided Mr. Wilson, ihe plugi am chairman for neruilng •cieniist. and research itieelnltst* lo .peak lit inedlngs, . ^ Including tqe mil. hy Dr. W. L. Wilson, dlrecloi of .State Maikets, on p-ugiert in eslahlishlng an uiicf .on mui bet heie. (1, II. Iloguc, aupislanl .late mark*l dliectoc. Mid mainly Anderson, managei ol the S an fo rd R taia Kh i uisrs Alaikel, both of whom prurni-ed col lo give Sanford an auction Mail.cl al the oiliest date The Fnrm llureau, said -Mi Hwarix, has o cointnllte* *1 work In r.tahliih heie a sale and i X'dimige display ruuin for urn' chljitiy und •qilipmeul whldi farmers may want tu dispose ol ot Ul quill'. Dr. It. W. Rupilcht of the L> ptilmcnl Htolloii gave a lepmt uli ill),. l<> I oI iip II anil llie Mu* -oi'l.ii-cl l* Agriculture Expeii meal .dliitinil, K. H. Canlgali, •Ante picniilclll of' Ihe I’.iim Ibinsii I'l'ihiratlull, and John K'U'I, esc u Iivh pviTolary made bilef liilk*. ,1. \V Wilson, as ihalimaii ot Uic | 0 o. iooi Kimiuillea, piovlded i ii Ii 1 1nlino eiii, Including u sijiiHie derice, to iIm music of llu iivl Wester, Have .Shannon and Hill •Maitin. I'nnitiy I 'onuulssloin-i W. (1. Kllhce served an cnllci for the ilunte, assisted hy Sllgh Earne.l, uml piilm, for Ihe heat ■Iniicus among the I2H pi c e n t were a winded. . Wlnnci. Ip, Imled Mr. and .Mi* lo o liutner, Mis. and Alls. Ed I'anawny, .Mi and .Mia. Jack tSyuics, Mr. unit Mr*. W (1. Kil­ t i e und Mrs M II. iiiilclirl. C zct’ll IViFHCCIllion il nHilaurrf r t . n i P .g f Oaei poitdlvc I'oiillole, Iiwoqflt qi'lid/glit laid *brill rlunlll Meanwhile in Han. llie entile Slaff of Ilia Chlnar- cniba-ny mid cup.ulala ganeral hale dc*aited Ihe Niitionidi.l regime and dct lin­ ed thalr .uppurl Im ilia new China.,' CnlllUimtl*l government at Faking 'I lia move, Inlien on I linin', liallnipt! Inrtl.lnv-lhe . ., • n ,"l "double lau" iinidvt l nary of Sim \*ul S an . 1UII icyolnlloll- lapia ci.lid a il, foal im llm liiwl' ilcigiialed chinga li'nffanur. Tuan Man I an, Tuan wa. nanl line In-1 wank from London III Inkt nvai tha *■III liN.sv iH’caiisv tha iinihnssailnr, I*'. T.li’h Till, "'a. ginvalv ill In it liiupliiil. Tuan and lb I'.iein wi le Ilia Iinlv niclilhai. of ‘.he (•1111111. . v who did nnl dc.ai l, accntdlng In an eiii1m.*y .pukasman. In Railln aevni voialm* obser­ ver. were chosen lo i apt c a n t Ihe Hnvlat sai lor of Heillii In llie Hue* ilun-spousiireil East list men repuhllc. Tlivv will sit tomoiiow in a peillemctilary session h.r* at wlilclt Wilhelm Fleck, 73 y«al-uhl Comimmlst, I* to ha •laciail praeiiletit nf llm naiv Hnvlat ««lallila. Tha Ra.sion also will hrar a derialetlon l»y the Hnvtrt government ■(•riiifitlxliiii the "sovci eighty" of the cant f lu mini government. •*. Tha economic Inc It emnmaod nf Hrllaln'e Lahor gnvitinmtint mat tndav tn etildy whether It ihould try to ride out Hi oiirmnl mouay Cl 1*1* or call nn early election. Prime Minister Attlee ctmferrad with Hlr Stafford Grippe, chancel­ lor of the exchequeri Herbert Morrtion, deputy prime minUteri Aueurln llevnn, hrnlili inliilstar who rune the medical progiem, and Harold Wllami, pivehlunt of tha Hoard nf Trade. Hlnce the devaluation of tha Hrltlih pound from 14.03 to 62.B0, theta hai'haan much talk, both in tha Labor and Conservative preta, of tha poialblllty u( an early ii nmuUy adjournment In reaped to Handlin' Millar IlMdaho), wliu illtil Hatordny. It will consider an amendment hv Hanator Magnusml (I)-VVaahl to keep out foreign agricultural product* If thalr milrv would condiet with U, H. faim-nid program*. LWifMd*alii f tongi oihluual load, era Informed Frctiident Truuian lhat tllllaaa complication* develop Congress will ndjnuin Saturday. Speaker Ituylium luld reporter* afterward that It all dapauda on ilia Hanata, alnca hu can guarantee th* houaa will ho ready to quit nii tha turgid ditto. Vice Prertdant llarkloy, acting .Senate Ilemucratic Leader Myera • ml llmiatt Duiimcrattc Laadai Mc­ Cormack aleo attended the Whlta Hmiai) tala*. Rayhiirn aald ho thinks tha Han­ oi# will paaa n displaced person* hill pretty much In tine with that already approved hy the House, He expect* little delay In ap­ proval of a conference report on tha appropriation carrying fund* for tha military urtahllehment. Ha laid ha alao expect* an agreement will ha worked out on a Korean appropriation. •lection. i.ml fanners thiiiugb iheik mari d s , Wlllloti^ L..:wB*on. ,Hlrclor o, the Stole (*y*t«nL said, Talc* i note largely dii»C6 trtmalidioiis between the huyhrrcattd farmer* i it a cu.ih-tih-lHa-hurrel - head basis." Reports coming Into Jackson­ ville office uf the Dlrcrtoi of .Maikids show varied rondillon. tiuoughoul the market* with Pompano .Market leporting funn­ e ls In that seel Ion are getting off to a good stmt und plantings i i, heavy for lids season of thu year. Heavy rain* last week de­ layed this somewhat, hut so far only light damage has lieen in­ putted from high water. Tin hall ■•cieage is anticipated to he W ituaiiMuta a ruiH ►••• n an lo a funetal home ul Meade. 1 wo othei hmties weie taken to Llheial 'Ihe body of a hahy was rttuoiled .till in a partly suinetgad ear. William A. Owens, editor of the Meade (ilohe-N’ewe, said, four coaches and a diesel unit left Ihe iiacks. One of the c a n W*s iepolled to have made a complete flip flop. Another turned otet on it. side, he added. Two Qtliey esi ■ ami the diesel unit reilialtlM lip* light, ami four other cars riniiinc l on the tracks. Ifutel Kir* lT IH 'A O O , Ort. Ill (A»i-»iMore Ilian IPfl lie I *11in nlumliled slaeptly fulfil llie i.'nifhdrt Hotel early lo day. fla m e , crackling al theli ..... . Tin slilbtiurn blare, helchlng h colunin of flam e Kill feel Into llie alt tu rn e d ihe th r e e - .l o r y In irk building Into an liifernu. Ihe hotel. In the south side liegin district, I* one half Mock Iona. At.... I 1(111 room* un the upper two •Pules wine used e* living quuileis, while the ground flour was orriipled hy slurps. Smoke nveiraitie six fire fighte i . and a few- rl*.blent, o l Uie hotel However, no othiu InJuiteweit reported. q t VALSPAR OPEN8HAW, POET OF GOOD PAINTS! ■ I - L* fH|VJffljW-Ary mI \|s ,•■/s’yj’;r ■ need that's got the stuff, to k act mighty tough ! It's VAL8. tat hmtiMi ihean. The Paint of ’aiatora pream I nlva daaWa in Sanford S^UDLH'li WORE PADPED ULOUSES/ Ml<* AND MASKS 1b AVOID SERIOUS j NvJURY. ouj' w ♦AOfllE IH SlLH0UE*f*fl. S iid o L ii'f'fi WAS A fAYO RrtKM EAH i o l fo R -fR A ifu M . - < BEFORE m VEH'fiOH OF B u L U tS WERE FIRED lIV lN t; <A'AME'fS g y tiv n j<o<o^»iAPiW. l BEIL is LWE-flMB E V E R S*fA.1 |C ? S e ld o m . K ii e KHe r fiEowmci ik SIZE o*/DI£Lmm<4 IH Hl*f USABLE. V O LU M E . k J u - iC . World Federalist* liefenw* FroKram lug uf the AKL's Russian counterpat t, the Congitst of Trade Dillons met recently foi Ihe first IV tsdsttS reuw Page VMI (C aailaie* g r a n H » . , u a e i leant—m o ie suited fm llie condi­ lime In 17 years end had all its (represent the local chapter at tha decisions dictated by (he Commun­ Rut# Assembly! Mrs. T- E. Tucktions of modern win fate." i ir, Frank Shame* and ’Dr. H . - t . He said each In such h a . " g r e a t ist sta te . p li d f In Its own men and Its own I "The pioceeding* uf that Hus- Rucker.,Tha JUy, J. El McKinley weapons. Hut I here Is i,lso a deep I .Ian Made in, Ion convention, the was Igifaed !*k ,|an altetaata aT InJeUng. f h ' and glow in g a ppiehe iu lun for the i verv statement* nf the Russian 'th# two W lahor leaders, clearly Indlrele that |ob of the other fellow. me* gave a report Frank’’ Shu Hhumee ‘Tu this pioci'.s of unification,’ l inn.mi..Ion hell for directives of on the Executive Board meeting he .aid, "w e have .till not achiev­ Ihl. liu.slan I lade union move- of the Florida Branch to which ed perfection, and 1 dinild If any menl Is lull an atm nf Ihe govern- he wa* a chapter delegate. human Institution of u« kind ra n meill Itself, serving merely a. a A brelf history of the work ever achieve pet fee nun Mill thu the Huvh I government uf Ihe Com- of the chapter ’ during the pant i v u wo* ivlated 'i'll! the mem­ pi o g i e .« uf iiri 1f11 allot, h o w evei, i. III Utils ( Hally," he said. clear to anyone who c a re , lo look THghei wage., shuilei houis, ber# made plum foi the coming at Ihe niniiv development* that Iniproveinents In working condl- 'cat. timid attendance at tha have taken place." lions, cen.uie or rilticism of puh- State Assembly was recoynl$ed Johnson . a id the ro le, of A n n y , Mc s,.|".i|i«. i i .oliilluns to have as the Immadlqte goal, and pre­ Navy ami All F aire liuve heen laws changod or repealed, free paration for a large and a f vole on the World defined h efale and " a ie rle u rly discussions of government policies flrmatlve under.tooil hv ihe i e ...... live lead ­ —all those characteristic features novernmem referendum In 1960 of Atnt'ilraii Federation of Labor on* xelerlfd th* years objective. er* of all th ree servlees." ronvcnlton. nr<* tahnn for dele­ Future meetings were scheduled Hut because of lecent lenew ed gate. to a Russian labor conven­ ip lake piuqe pluqc an. on the, (he, tnird third Mumpublic ill.i'll. nIiiii al, oil the N avv's “ * **yiLef, T ‘h..ponth. , liil.slnn, .Inhiison -old lie th ought tion: x * x AJm . Allilum Moss , wa was pc “ In fact, (Im sum of ell the i-qlnted yJialjnugB of e, rornmfL It w a . p io p e r lo tnpent again Ihe N'nvv role a . adopled hv llie Jo in t difference* between the pofjtlon Chiefs ul Staff amt hlmnalf un of tnlmr tu llm Dulled fitatl;* ann i ii lain In Ruislg ecudlly I t . statu* Jllna 19. 1949. f Pit^nlfnl « tha hixt cU p tir m nca betwfen our pifrtgng) different out the . Johnson Ilian atm quoiad fiom * haste outlook and ■li' i ' ■■»v d .their ba$lo otrtHpci-ch made tluil dav hi which he look— 'between bimthfraky andJ . Mt .r is.- i ;ltt . said the Navy’s role i. fn control Communism.” f r r BED BOITi " •' 1 Ilia sea lanes. Ho alio repealed a ’RAN r*ANC18CO, Ort. 10-7 hopvlrtlon expiaseril thru of a i/P l-A riotf' he B am Francisco’s continuing need for th* Navy’s cotorfdl Chinatown last nlgld FATAL STABBfND ' air arm and fur carrlci siin n fl. itlon tipke VP a meeting In cekibratTi CLEVELAND, Oct. Johiifon devnied a inajm pur tion of Ids .p e r c h In p iaiilng llm A young NaVy veteran i*l In J#$l Tim spaciariitar hlme attrsclad .ulna 6.6IIII spectator* and nnatlrd iMirfic along Oarfleld brrtiWaid fur more than a 1mil*. Extra* fire equipment »«»' called several Him -, ami HU policeman were ,aideted no duty tn handle the rrowd and traffic. Firemen carried two women and two meit down ladders front their AKL's pail In m iihtng war pmloniii* on the third flour. Tim roof caved In and large tac­ diictiuu during (he last wui nnd tion* of the wall* crumbled *0 the III halplng develop flee I i h i I h illiioii. nlnouil still demon utlc ground. nioveniitii- -luce then. Johnson -aid ih n v was a iiimi L'llie ancient CJreek physician Fedeniu- Dlusenrlde* recommended ed conltn-t lialwaati labor condl titled lose leave* In wine for head­ lions in Russia slid llm Cnited ache., pains In the eyes, sate and Rlales. Ha huld Ilist I the AKL's cun. vanllim wit. trap In make it. o"n gums, doci.inns, Iml that u recent Intel- r- ‘Cursed’ Diamond: Has Radioactive. Rays That Harm By ALTON L. BLAKEBLER Associated Proaa Helene* Ktportw NEW YORK, Oct. l O - b j P How would you like ii rtlmDnf with ■ curse? This diamond 1$ radioactive—so much so that It'j dangerous to wear It. Rnv* shoots mg out from it c-'n kill living flesh end bone. The gem wilt take Re won picture Just hy lAdng placed against photography The diamond Ie smell, weighing lea. than one caret. Hut adcutistg four times mor more radio. ay it la lour active than a com pa raft* mas^ol pure uranium or thorium. ■w t How the stone got* that way i. a mystery. John A. Hardy, a consulting engineer, telle •ho shout it In "ficins and (lemo|ogy,7 Journal of the GemologkiJ Institute of America. Oiiglnally the diamond had g deep lively green color, he -aid. It came from Belgium Iq 1993, hut he doesn't know any­ thing more about its history. j The green color changed wddenly to a golden yellow 1940 when a Jeweler accident ally heated th* stone too much while shaving Mown He heavy setting. After scientists in* spec ted It, the owner’* wife Immediately itopped wearing it. The radioactivity had a), ready started to attack the calcium In the bone of h«; finger. University nlversltv of Michigan sclent1st* found (>•* diamond B i t •hooting out electrons \nd ani alpha* particles, which are tht nuclal o t core* of helium etoini, radioactivitj Is apparently due tIts il radioactivity to on* -form of radium, they selL Ort* possible explanation is that the (Haiqund had once been packed close (o radium or radon la the earth. Heavy atomic centers or true lei from th* radium penatrated deep into th* diamond. ■.At, harvard, it is found that •hsindemir Mjhlch P i ® Ipure ' w i a (car .P I p are B un ,. will chaaga to a green color and become radioactive when they aie bombarded with deuterons In a cyclotron. Hardv's .lone was bom­ barded at the University of Michi­ gan in 1042, and ii changed beck tu it* original green color. It has kept tha that color since. INDECENT MOVIE NEW YORK, Oct. I O - oV iThe National L«gl>m of D*c«<gy now Hats tha inovia "Th* Outlaw" ne "morally objectionable In part fov all" instead of n. “condemned." . The change tn listing, announ­ ced- last night, wits mad* after ‘iltritiHiin. In Ihe film Hairing bnMy Jane Russell, , TAKE A LAXATIVE IT HAS BEf pset you „ ths Iri X $10 during OCTOBER. PERFECTION’S Exclusive "Midget Pilot" ft. "Mull!' Ileat” Burner give you MORE COM* FORT at Utwt, FAR LKSB, Fuel Cost. Horns more than. 40 huura on one gallon of oil. Avoid colda thla winter by having sieady, aven heat when you need It. Come in Md let us show you how PERFEC* TION glvee you A U a * a a EA with ItBpreaead . DEPENDABLE ' t ■ That'e the important thing dhout Perfection’* Portable KaroaeMj H«|t* • h . ^ightweighk Fast.vCIeon* OdorI f f Aft* DEPKIJOa b l A Joat right l y j h a bath, b%>om. or that hard. IfR M t corner. Clime In and gat your* tomorrow. Yon can pay, Mm m MM for it at I I gar woak*. 9 ] 4 < * v Now o n l y . . . Ve*r« Bain Pm M xaw* I tuerat Ions, usu­ ally provides prompt and thorough rsRef—bale* far stimulate eiugglsb tmlav because detective* said h# Inttliluee. Blaok-Dreueht ousts only r tabbed to deaD , a 69-year-pld a penny or !•*• a dose fo help relieve ,»/,,i mho wanted "to take my mambecs title*# such symptom* as hssdsalt*. nautsa. father’* place"' dull,' lasy feeling or bad breathAssociation Deductive Harold E. Boyett Wqrkers Muluel Aid ' Aisokia when oonstlpatlon U the caute. Buy fc ChineiMi Amorlc*nuCiUi#ne Al■i.iot«it Andrew Dlrin, 20, a* say­ Hlaak-Draugbt at your favorite drug , < store. Do it today. ing Ii* "taw red" when Paul liencg Hail. H'tusli, a Hole! Cleveland em­ ploye, bragged he wee having i.ud affair with Mrs. Mary Dina, 67. W« Will install your PERFECTION Home H aattr, complat* with Dutsldc tank, • js im jx & B T C»M>e«a a B , »H FRAM * HA.UfiRT’ £U£LL IH< A DICADt A^O • Ik Take a tip from M l* Xwtaie*. r 'a i gn. Train Wreck ■yCXL::.' . . . 0j "“ ‘ -JA Y OCT. 10. ]R || r ~K • -'•WJ- "•~ (Caatlaaa* I f s a r W . . . . dollar*, twice a* much aa last year. ('radically .ill of the 35 veget­ able and livestock market* re­ ported inneused gross sales. The lionlfuy .Mm ket totaled $832."53.46, over $71,000.00 in ex­ cess uf last year’* business and yjo, 000.000 greater than its ->■coral best year, 1044, when It passed the hundred thousand murk. Cnimnmlillr* include 11.320.I'I I units of fruit und vegeta­ bles, nn Increase In e*ce.* of 11,000.000.00 over the previous ■ear; 205,330 CWT of livestock • seceded hist year hy 13,633 f ’WTj 267,366 pounda of poultry, an Increa*p qf. ,16,682 pound*, and .SACRAMENTO, Calif., Dct. 10—(A’l—A fiery colli.ion nf n day killed - �« .....................V' * . •' -v v <tf. iv I n . to Hatty 1km b fttnagth— . THE WEATHER Ta Protest the N w of U* World) Ta P n u ta « f Pragma at Aaiarlaat Ta P im Ih n Prosperity (at Sanford. Mostly cloudy with a (W , ahowera or thundershowers *M*' tlt«rnoon, (might and Wednesday. Mod, rile niter)]' wind, exipt Vj probably fresh at lim n In palling showers and thundershowers. AN INOBPKNDBNT DAILY NEWSPAPER --- !« w VOLUME XXXX Whelchel And er Given ni'Golf Lea se! f r President Asks B i l l Conciliator To Meet He Can Sign But No With Lewis, Coal Owners Tomorrow; Agreement Reached Among Democrati Wants Steel Talks S a n fo rd Growers #» WASHINGTON. Oct. 10—</P)— Prriident Truman called Demo­ cratic congressional leaders lo th# White House today and urged them lo reach a quick Agreement on the farm bill. T li e conr'emunal delegation member* wer.. ilent at they mode out of thv Whip Home after an hour-long iOuGrence in Mr. Trtaman'i office. Dilleiencet among Mr. Truman'* leadership in llie Senate on farm price support* have imperiled pee­ rage of a new larm measure. Presidential Secretary Charlie G. Ret* told repuiteit afterwards llial no agieemrni was reached at M i i i n MAW HUM Bob Woodhouie (left), JO, and Woody JungewarJ, al ueahown to Yuma. Art*., betide the plana In which liny have »«; a die While House parley. oaw world record l o r luiuloed endurance dying. The Uteri, patting tnerr "The Preiideni asked them to 1008th hour in the air, have announced that they will attempt to tuy net together on a hill he can sign." aioit until October 13. tf fit |i>*» well. _ (/iilermrllonal Aoumtphoioi Rose said. "He «>ked them lo adiurl their differences." Itns* would nut ray what tort •>r Mil Mr. Tiuiiihii would sign, however. When sshed if the Prorident would vHu an uniatii- Former Capital Fire­ Socialist Party Lea­ man Stresses Need der May Succeed To Oueuille’s Job For Greater Care Attend Convention RERUN. Oet. Wil­ helm I’leek., aging No. I Com■runlet In Germany, war select* Ml today to be the firvi prealnew. Bovlet tone dent of the m.... sa$ e: muni V* ablbelfin ] *aa >pre-ae* fleck* id' ’ by .... the Cummuniat*, dallied' who hed mad* It known in ad­ vance the 78-yenr-uld Murrnre­ trained wheel home would get Ihr job. looked at photograph* arranged by E. J. Moughton Ju of burned home* in Sanford ^bowing that "It can happen hero". The RoUriam again deferred ac Dpi tion on the Cily'e propoiel to move Tr civic clubi from the Touriit Center to the Yacht Club pending a report from G. W. Spencer, chairman ol Rotary'* liouiing committee, on an •wer* by the City Commiuion U> queiliont tubmitted by the Roiary Club lest week. A vote on the mat­ ter i» expected next week, Presi­ dent George Touhy laid. In Ihr hark and killed" one of fremler-Marnfial Tllo'u border p.iirolmm four day* ago. The inmint r y of foreign affairs, oirr which Tito himself la preold lug In the ehsenre of Foreign Minister Edvard KardtIJ, who K at tha United Nations eeseloa In Naw York, gent a note to Al­ bania Maying tha slaying was (iminiltted from ambush. Sam Martina, chairman of thprogram cnmmlttas, announced that Congressman George Smithere of MTsml, will address the Ro­ tary Club on Oct. 84 In a program arranged by Bill Kirk. Jack Ratigan, who was in charga bf today * program Introduced Fire Chief Duda Expects To Ship Mack Cleveland, who In turn in­ troduced tha speaker of the day Celery By Nov. 12 as a former battalion chief of the Washington firs department with , A. Duda and Anna Coopratlve 80 years experience. Mr. Vebefe pointed to the pic­ Aeiocletlon of Htavla. one of the largeat Individual ahlapera of* cel­ ture* onjh*y>o*ter In front of th* PARIS. Ocl. M </P>— Jules Moib. a socialist party leader, was by Preiideni Vincent Auriol today lo form e new French gov­ ernment If he succeeds, Moch will be* brrome premier to succeed Hendti ijiteuille, who rstignrd six days age m an economic dispute that spHl In* 13-month-old rosbtion cabingt. Modi served as ininiiler of in- Mote than E0 grower* and ship­ per! of tha Sanford-Ovlado area Intend to b# present at tha annual atata convention of the Florida Fruit and Vegetabla Association at Saraaota Thursday and Friday, W, E. Vlhlan, local committeeman for the convention reportod today. RemviitlotM for the convention are being reserved In large numhere at the Orlando office of Ae■delation from the growing sec­ tions of the atate, Including Bello Glade, Hanllngi, and Alachua areaa. ha said. In connection with the conven­ tion a trade fair In the area eurrounding the flaraaota Municipal Auditorium will exhibit tho latest In farming equipment, containers, supplies and nsrvlcee. Some 80 flrmi will display thair products In ani exhibit worth .While a vlalt of k,r (CnrieeM e t sea) ery In Florida, expect to start thair flrit ears rolling about'Nov. II, according: to a. recant article In Tha Produce News, trgda paper for tha induatry publU|iad In Nsw for tha era duca . Pearson, . ___ „ town this week-end discussing tha coming dial with Harry Lleberman of Haller Bros. Co.. In*., nwry Harry dim In «* MO* •nouns crates B jh a crater and, fhay would tlimar tabla In dtnnar vorld and aa.tsf; **,s-jy°rr „ f e ity w c ,aaaordlng to My tharln th* “J 5 (IFI.GIIADR, Yugrralevla, Oet I I—1/1*1—Yugoslavia charged toiIht that Albanian snldlrr* “shot rt tMMlmtM Hy AH81KTATKD I’HESS The government'* conciliation chief has anniiuiicrd lie's Hying to re-eslablith negolialioiit in the strike of 454,000 CIO tteriworkeie. Sides Attack! 1 Defense Policy Based On Atomic ™_ Bombs And B-30 '■} .Meet With Trum an In Navy Kow ...................- ' IT 9 John L. Lew ii and coal operalors alio nudged hy conciliation direct­ ed Cyrus Ching, plan lo meet again tomorrow m thr itn k r ol 100,00(1 L'ltilrtl Mine W oikeit. W A-SIIINGTONTOct. A Navy weapon* rvpeit lolcl C o n i ' ' »j 1 gie*» today that H iiiu a likely h a i A guidrd uimilcc ,ddr in find an d knock down Inmihett above 4 0 ,^ 000 feel Capt. I I I S id ,, , 4jd German locket »en el* tell into K u itia n .m i band* allei I lie w ai. and that it' '.‘ i would now be lolly" to gam blf U, S. tecuniy on llie atom bomb (a ! Ching laid yrtteiday he was setting up iep.uaie and informal Conference* with leadei* of the steel companies and the iteelwuikets ih the 11 day-old slide. In Wathingtiin, a hip C IIO of fi­ re I slid the lop Iradeit ot the Fanil Equipment W iu k rii have voted lo seek a meigei with the United F.lectiical W u ik ri*' union. A few ipokeinian in l Imago declined lu duelist thr rrpm l. *••«! "H* • Doctor Wot riei Over SiameM , People For Eating Too Much ay FRANK CABBY Arm-Ini ~f Fraaa Hr lanes ft*par tar NEW ORLEANS, Ocl. II—W —A 3iam«# doctor aaid today hi* govaramanl ia worpad about tha paople s walfara—bacausa thay W e*l* * *D«T#rinf hi* cowtry i* a "lend of planty" whera food i. abtinda and ebaap for rkh aod poor alike, the doctor said Haallh official* Hava iauaehad a natlon-wlda program to* •twourago madaratlon and oalanea up on rle* avan though foods for and big bonilicrs slune. Had Ibe war Iarird a year Ioii(« i er, Midn Mill (i S bombers wuuld, no longer liave been able to Hy ovei l»eauaiiv uilboul piohibiliv^, . lottr* fmill Unman anti-aircraft turkeli. I brae Nall anil au< rail deve­ lopment* drugned In tearcb out alld drtliuy iaider■ Ii reeling 4B5 uiilrt an liiiui al Ii i HIH) Icel, fell mio K uim.iii liamli "Imk. slock and bafirl. ' >nlr- card , The It'i-Mtiiin have had plenty nf tion- to gel them Inin produclinn, lie iiiiil, milling: "Over feui y a n n have elapsed' since then It in rnnlhardy fur ua • lu Ilit nt- ot nn iiggiexeor'x untlnlicinfl defciHcs now lu termsI U ofA IU 1o n|"l|-i"fMl." * ; Hiile.n i- depiity ii.v-lMuht chief lllxf (1 of nnvul "p.-i nlloiix He h-stifled H at W hefure tin IImiae Aimed Hut vices lues | 'kfni ! Coiniuiiiee hearing uuval charge* that defense chli-fs uru over con­ centrating on an "nhiolet*" B-W huinlier. Whethnr nr riot the Kuastauw now hnvr tliesii guided missiles in pmhirllnn, Hides Mild, a ravo* Iut Ii urni y I'hnnge in auii-alrurafti defenses Is t'oiirilidy not far die- Both imliuii- hi,, in disfavor with •Til leiolri- who hovt> accused lhi-li of f Ic-I uI h nf ti-fl wing wyin iwlliles, Some r ill offiHnla mihl lliHV expect ili-velnpiiit-iil Ilf 11 r tanI leal*at Mo. fegge «|«| move to i - ' I i i I iI m I i H Ihlnl luliol fnlrrnliim, mill -ti*-iilnnl (TO unions u* a null. I hi-ii- Iiii* heen talk In (TO li-uilnrI i I ii i-iii-lm of t.ustlng th. frw, l I W unit othei IICaiTARV Of OIMNSI laiuli Jutmson (left) muiI Navy Secretary Kiun­ unions flout tJit- ITI) ul the collci* .Mutlhews ul rive at the Wlillu House luconfc-t with t’lesldenl Trunian vHiiilun in ( h-ii-liiiul -tinting, Ocl. on cuiiiplHlnla made by Navy Admiral* against onirVuiwn policies. Tha 'll. vouftfieuc* euine ihuitly hefura tha Huuea Aimed Services Cummitlea Two olhi-i new ilcvcIopim-ntH opened heatings on the Navy’s charges. (Jnlnimlloiiul .Vuumlphufo) I.loni Preuldent Cliff Ablka came In the hilmi unity inovcini-nt opiined the weekly meeting with In Hi. I'iiiiI, .Minn., leader* of the 1 n request for fihmd donation* American Kcderuiluo of l.ubor nIruni l.lona and other Hanford I'Mied llieu ort-Mimlibed luvitallmi cltlecne to replenish the dwindl­ tu the CIO thui ii it1turn to tining supply of the County's blood AIT. fold A coiiMolidatlon drive- h> tank. n Itadera ol iwo oparutlrig raltroad ran into rank and file iu "W#* ara 18 to I I pints ova*. intusiM .r,n i n* ,'»rntip-^tha llrnthei , »,*‘%<f it a tact ‘*'11 8* donora1V « " '» i / r ■ drawn, ucunintive EngliiaciM each wa ia ra to _give _a pint __ vole ui'niii*! nn-iui’i with would make up tha dafldt end theThe-flmthci tnmii of l.ncnmollvi have n supply on hand fur theme Fi re mm mid mul Klnginemim KiugiiH-nit’ii w vvn* uu ri ,, — — . i,,, ,,, thui ndghV' naad' it"* ' ............ 'I Fliemen n uu Insists Mi­ taut. "The blood bank ban arranged nmmmi a* .TH.iMMi lo in.iHiu m u Bowling Green Truck- Sheriff _ ■*„ P lu m n e v d T n for their nume* to be at the Han ncwKimper piihlislit'd by u commit i lam Still Engaged Even hVfnte some lilg hotuhur* ford Clinic th* Oct. 28" he «ahl t* 'J"?"}* '.'i'.,4"" i ta 1, ew i t t i now on uvilei call he delivered, it •■ H as*# os »si« ot») | Death With Hatchet "A donor must abstain from eat In Lottery Racket Hides licctMIrd. tills i-iillllltV will ■njr for fmir hour* prior to 'he i iCuillsise am Paa* at* i donation and no etltntilantii fm Owen Abney AttendH tampa.n.i 11 i/f*> Wiiium I AI I AHANM.I. Urt. II i/l'i t'-l hinir»," hn aaid. l'"lk t mi ul v olio ihIi entrird V i n i t o i s P r a i s e K a ilH lIH C i t y M o d (.'lemons, H v r .1 i old Ihmli'iH fir. I-Tiink Qulllinan irnve » rhnrt talk about dlabetea and G ireu llin k r i, vc.it Innl.tllv i Imp ebowed n film of tha life "I » "Happy" Aluii-y, Hi-miiml.- (lr,| )o .................. „ h«t. Iirl lo d ii I«.»iilaiis apple alum by I l) Milam S l l l l l O r i l l ( ) | ( ! ' O F diabetic person and how It need High Helmut Hlilili-nt aliil iidivi* ,,| (hl.iudn who it Oil piobatnm Im * | | ,. e I r t Oificers vm l ihr tidying w o p.ul not effect normal living. Id F. V A lUBinhitr was chiiM-n as II c I t ii I S e r v i c e s .) loilriy I,tv* imbitom Qtllllnian explained doctors liavn the local ijeli-gnli- tn the Future <■1 a luLbriy ,iUrine. named lltla weak "Diabetic U. Fnimi-i> of Anirrlca Nnllonal I firy - Mil lliry b rlirv r hr still One youth hat hern rltaigrd taction Week" and tulil of Ihe Convention in Kuiikob (Tty, Mo Si-i v Icm u I vmii In t'Mivi-i.mijr, pj ■ * n itiilv ril ill llir lo lln y buvilirii, number of diabolic C?*** I, *# and left Humlny with two oihei wilh lha muidrr unit anoihri n> ^infi'i'd by thi> Si-imn.'li- i "inly Milsm was i on v illa ! m I ’olk rd In th* county In all sg» |>|(,r((|J, itt-lfs-Hla-n on a «|uvi«lly lieing queiliuned. i iamliMr in Urn r.iim « ) (u llriv group*. wlilrli Incliub- IlFling <>( -tp-titim iniv III I'M ti sml pul on |no ______ e h a r t e m l train. BJood D o n a tio n s For Blood Bank 17-Year Old Is 'Polk Officials Held F o r Murder |Oppose Pardon Of In $7 R o b b e r y Orlando Citizen State President To Speak To B & PW Club ■ — — Mr*. Francs* Thurmond of Daytons Reach, atata president of the Riishiee* and Profaealonal Wornan’* Cltibit, will epaak before llie local club following a buffet sunper In he held on Wadnaaday jilght at the Tourist Center. Mrs. Thorraond will base her talk on the influenre of bltalnaaa woman today Thn meeting la In obaevvanc* of -National - - - -ftualnsis ....................... Woman’s Week Which began on Monday. The masting will b# conducted by Mr*. Hally Mt-ro Williams, president, and the program will be under tha direction of Mrs. Hernica fltona,' chairman of public affalra. Arrangements far the •vent ara being mad* by Mrs. Olga lluntar, "Hii|i|iy" won the tilp . all ex pr,i',-!i irniil, nn l he mm lit of hi* actlvllle* wilh the lo a d F.F.A. chapter nf wlilrll he t« vlce jill*i sldent ami asHlxtaiit fa rm ii-|iiirier. Deputy S lie n li l.d llirtt hreulli said thr tim ing "w «. 111 thing— he m s * i hopped JO limes. All hi* leelli weie prd oul, Slid he wa* tlruck the haad.'* t i ll a Inu uhoul t hop sboul li.ltliill lo i HI yrsis Mr p.ilil .1 t>). Him hue al lhr u n ir llllir nil a lu ib ri) th aig r. Mur ol Ins la w y a t t.od a paxluii alio will hr soiighl mi llir b iih a y th a ig r la in Iiif ii I s , lentals und lull'll -■.lx, was iM 'i'idly prnlsi-d hy l a u t W. tVi'i felinan uf ............ I'ity in a . 1 1»-1 to Edwind lligxliis, < lisinli-l of I'unilni-ii-i- miliiu^vi "Tmtiiy wr ivi-i'lvi-d vum fo iler nlmut Hnnfiird as pvr "ill re•l"i'sl fur Hiimi*," lu< ivint« "\V« went in (hunk you for -mi vary prunipt f it v I i -,- and slzv i a iiili'il tu let vml know ihal nf | nil t In* cllliH und town* In F ljfy Ida ynur (Tty of Saul nil cer• uI ii IV hplicnU 1" us I....ansa ynur | iiddi'is o ffe r tint I h' hi *»ivli-« to r.twi-nntnra’ aitcb its H u t wunderI ul mul liMlnfnl listing nf apart, mint* au<I muni Id y •-. . l.It. i,iimus ami eddri-ssti* nf U nllurJe nffm lng thosa upa'rtinent*, tour­ ist courts, rle, "Huw I* it o i I imi Florid* city i-liMiiilntr iif cnmnuircM .lepartnicnI s iluu't wake up and fnlldw vmi fo lk *--■would do ilium plenty ,,t Ilf g good. W lm l H pi tig I MSSi VM Sill "min-rn C liy o f Hanford and hnmhur of i-omint'rcit you have— keep It up. "Wo nut urn 11v will liavn tu rent jh e nathnml ninventlnu iliuwx ihoiiNamtH nf F.F.A. mmnheiF fioin I lie ( abiurl I ’.iulon Ibiaitl took all parts of llie country mul re Ha said it wu* *11 p«it of a "well mi iliim aiialr a il lull oil llir appll port* *rv given on the faruiing planned robbery." progresa J each Chapter. Culbreath laid a first rlrgrrr ; 1 >lni11. w llitli woiilil lisvr ihr rt Fur entertainment there arc Irgnd conlesls and “Talent Nlghis" murder charge wax phnrii agsmii In t nl irlrasmg Inm lioiu I ’aiolr that are broadcast over national Kay Robinson Derr. 17. nf neaiby ■.immi*tloii lllprrvision. hookups. The hoys will also at- i lj. ..- r Irpllia M an haul ol I allahassrr, land a hniadcast nf tho "Grand Ole ) ** ?*'. questioning Detr *s mmpanmn. companion. H Hoy our o I Mila ms lawyrrs, said llir Oprny" radio xlmw In Naehvilln, Alvin Mabry. I'J. T*n»„ relurnlug home Hnnduy. iru tetiir was "uiniewbat rx rrtu v r --------------- ---------- Th* officer gave this account HC1IOOI, HIIIH Mr d a la ird Milam had uiovrd o f tha slaying: Bids on a healing system for limn I ’olk county to Orlando u m r Tho two youths picked up Cle the Midway Helmut will (iff rt'ttfiv T* mnn* on a downtown Tampa (|1> to „VKi,on ami had hreu wrll «d by the County Board of I'uhllc strait aarly this morning, (,1m () . . H | t a u * a I . m C h i * l t l Instruction whan It maau Thurs- uiniii told them ha could not find day morning at 10:00 o'clock «um w here tie he had parked his truck. JUDGE MEEKS DIEH ^upt. T. W. Uwtow today. >ff*red belli him find ii iffered tu In-in Jmlgc G. G. Mt-eks, 72, brother three drove ulmul inwn fm „f M. .1 Meeks of Sanford and sums time, even mil Inlu sur- municipal Judge at Ocllla, Ga. for luirban Sulphur Hprlngs, many years, died this morning Whli# d riv in g nn H im outsudden Illness. Mr. and an Hiiurtmcni in our City, fiirn* iCseiisxi* wh pma* ate) Los Angeles City Planner Chides New York For ''Sardine” Existence CLEVELAND, Ocl. 11—(/Pi The planning director of sprawling a hajanced dial ara avaUahU to Loi Angela* wondered aloud today whathar people really like living in them. Ilia countryman, ha said--<aat .NaW-York."' Charles B. Bennett, speaking bafor* tha National Planning Confaragea qf tha American Society of P lum ni Officials, said in bis pre­ km>i than alsndar. T '■ pared tailt -------------------------------Tha doctor Mid "If there arg 10,000,000 parsons of tho BOcJety’a Idaih as "oloquant U UM.Utk Unltad Stataa on who enjoy living Ilka aardinas— on planlasa cities." Siam's mlplptry In tonamanta aid skyscrapers, as i termed Moss*’ argu' ‘tit Now York—-w* eon wall sympa­ _ "pitiful defame of Naw thize. with (ham. But If that* Otid all ut Ita big city ana­ standarda," ' who! thay wont, lit ’em have Ittoms. During tho war, ho "Tha chances are that at laast . „ . i l n g to tha broader aspect aw . .1-- was preaaad for d m /OOO of than,would Jump at of'this conference, Bennett hailed r malaria apd dyaant spportunity ta mova to less crowded surroandings If thay tho recently passed Federal Haul­ of 1840 aa giving tho could assure themselves of a live­ ing Act tng profession a "fina ap­ bark. lihood." k' tly to provi'Ha mettl#.” vmMI n And ha ■ounett’a bloat ot Naw York i as navar bafor#." ha astry allll " OR/ cam* whit* bo won chiding "ara planner! confronted tora" wl Robert Moaoo, Now York'* pari challenge to produce sound, laty of ns. Each and every off from Ban„ redevelopment pro­ An be treated Hot as an Isowildarnaas lahabil M it, but rathar oa o < s a te T fe P rlffl "RBJ5 h f jyfiX c / Weapons AgainstB-36 Causes Of Fires Julei Moch Asked A re Explained At To Form F re n c h Rotary Luncheon G o v e r n m e n t Nona Club To Give la a program arranged in co* operation with tfce Junipr Chamber of Commerce ipoaeoeed Fire Pre­ vention Weak, tha Sahford Roiary r i * M . a * r J t e h * ) w £ . VebUa No. 3H A M O dattd Fraaa U a a a d Wire Truman Urges Ching Strives Navy Expert Insists To End Steel, Disputes Russia Has Effective Yuma Fliers Set Endurance M ark Commission L e a s e s Links For 99 Years; Stadium Authority Is Also Appointed Mr. Whatchel and Air. 1’onder ' alio wara given the right to tall building sites to tha axtant that Contlnuei un page two ------------- SANFORD. FLORIDA, TUESDAY OCT II. l ‘Mi» % _____ — — Approval of a 99 year tea** on ilia. Sanford golf courie and club facilities to Hugh C. Whelchel and J. A. Pander wei authorized Inal night by the City Commiuion, Other acliont included appointment of a Sanford Stadium Authority, tha patting of a reiotulion Hating the ntceitily for ■ local housing $ authority, placingof a cigarette lex ordinance on it* fill! reading and appointing a committee to make recommendation^ on operation of tho new swimming pool. In their application for the'golf count leaie, Mr. Wlielchel and Mr. Ponder ilated that they deiired a bill pf tale for tha maintenance equipment on hand, and agreed to | pay 35,000 to the Sanford-Scminole Co. Inc. to apply on dehn in­ curred in connection with recent operation of the Club. They agreed to pay $1,500 per year for five yean to the City at tha rate of $300 a month from January lu May incluiive. to be applied by the City to a club home building fund. At any time withI in (be five year period they have the option to match the fund and build a club houia to coil not leu than 310,000. m 'I b s : *- a of • for all •tty, i JWfM. |will'litSVDclff^iS!* t>liy COUNTY COURT County Court cunvMiied at 10:00 o'clock this morning and the doc­ ket wan sounded hy Judge Hmiglse Construction In The South In Htmiitrom wlin si-t fur tritb NO ill.E MERGER September Reaches Record High CLEVELAND, Oct. M - ( ^ ciisms BALTIMORE. Ocl. II—(A1)- A new peak in the value ul cunvtruction eoulb of the Maion-Dixon line wa* leached in September, the manufacturers record reported today. Tb* September figure of $3lti.Ht 7.000 wai a fraction of a per cant abova Auguat'i $317,986,000. the previoui high for tha year. However, compared with tha • same monlh........................ ln ’ 1D4B. th* gain Hiat ei, It added. Its gU78.OB2.00* amounttod to more than 88 per Included $440,788,000 for raslilencant. tlal building, 188,844,000 for office "Throa-quarter year atatletlc* type structures, |81,04B,000 for on the raJua of the South'* vu_n- assemlily buildings—churches and ■tructloa show 1848 io far as tbs thMitora—and 181,866,000 fur com­ peak of tha uosDwor period,” tho mercial buildings. Nine months of highway con­ Record Mpovtod. Puhllo. aottotructlon during the struction, which Involved such pro­ .Wontha outweighed the jects as the Chesapeake Bay «ta work J»y only a hrldga In Maryland and tho York tha magailn# laid. River span In Virginia, ahqwed a ------- to $1,total of 1978,810,000, compared 087, with 1848,084.000.for th* -----t$aa( month* of last p«j A drop h*8TF< neerlng. IT. n * fln t nine Tk Mcmbors of the Itrntherhood of i.ucumntlve ErigliiMers have vot­ ed, 2 to 1, against merger with tho Brotherhood uf I.gcomotlr* Flrvmen and KnginMineti, th* iMwapaper Consolidator eatil to­ day. : :» w : The paper, puldiehad b y 1 a "rank and flln" consolidation lommittls nf englnemen favoring mrrgar, said RLE grand Chief Engineer Alvantev Inhriiton had announced that 38,000 members had sgalnc; and 13,000 1& WRATHKR JA NVII.Lt;, Ocl. U—l 81 Atlanta Boston Chicago Detroit � 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>, October 10, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b2e020543c61b221f573e95ffa565945.pdf 6c1af737c628975183173d2efb9eb6b3 PDF Text Text x> P?*:* .fcw ri THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA Enterprise .Notes An executive board meeting of the P. T. A. will ba Mid Tuesday *t lilB P.;M. at the school library. All members are urged to I* pre’•fnt. .•/• Irvin Hamilton of Pahokee was the weekend guest of htx mother Mrs. 0. M. Hamilton. Mrs. l.urey Dobson of Jackson­ ville spent the weekend with her •liter Mrs. J. W. Padgett and family. Mra. Ida llaselden of Stone Is­ land Is visiting her son J. 8. llaselden and wife In Tampa. Mr. and M rs.. Chester Canada •re spending some Mine with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. R. Can­ ada before movliiR In Orlnndo where Mr. Canada Is employed. Miss H arriet Trumbull was the guest of friends last week. Miss Trumbull la now located at hci new home In Winter Perk. Miss ■Rnxann Henderson spent the weekend In-Orlando where she attended1the Youth Conference as a delegate .from thn Christian Church of Detand. Mr. and Mra. D. Scmona and Mr. and Mra. Clayton of Lake Helen' Were guest* of Mr. and gueet her cousin of South Oorolino. M lu Katherine Lltch arrives today from * vocation spent In Main* and Maaaachuaotta, Mrs. Libby Rlchardsorl of Stetaon University be Ran nor claw * In public schofit mu aw at Ihr En­ terprise achool Monday. l-o n d n n B ish o p F in d s t l . S. L a c k O f R e lig io n SOUTHAMPTON, « n g 1a n d, Ort. fl—</P)—1The Rlshnp of Lon­ don said today he was surprised lo find that 50 per cent of Americans "have no religion at American to date Miami Judge Fines Beach Men' $1200 For Contempt. MIAMI, Fla., Oct. 5—G P)Thren attorneys and the prestdent of the Miami' Reach Citlsen's league were fined a total r.f $1,200 today hy Circuit Judge Holt on charges George „ .. of . ontempf of court. Attorney David Holier was fined $5()fi and attorneya R. K. Hell and C. Frederic Rrown each fined $100. Herbert Scott Young, f'ltlien’a league President, waa fined $500. ■fudge Unit ordered the quar­ tet held In Jail in the event they failed to pay the fines into the Registry of the Circuit Court, Judge Holt adjudged thn four in contempt fnr theik artlons in treking to have the frdnral court issue an injunction restalnlug the llelmar Hotel from hulk. I.eadlnig and contiuting a - wiinmlng pool on _oceanfront property. Thn action came after Judge Holt previously had denied a re­ straining order and had threatenid to Jail the entire Miami Reach City council unless it Issued con­ struction permits. 1 :1 1 W e s lt r n J a m b o rs * T h s T O 'clock Club SiOO i:in aien Sion i»: I » t'n |iu ls r -Music M o rn in g tie v o llo n a m . u u u in Mosin W u rl.l *1 N ine V s r ls lr Hem. f a r m lie s 7:1b News *•:/> inion I" ; lb IW :I 0 llif ln l i lo M ill I’miiitar the little woman eeytng 1 nothin* to wear 1'" M iu Rwe aeys ‘he *, . exercised by the speed with whien HOLLYWOOD. Oct. a -'tU V - the ■‘now look" *rew old, appar­ Qulch-change fashions may be re­ ently to be replaced by flapM* sponsible for moth divorce, a style* of the 'Btts—short eventa* flit leading movie designeT suggested gowns, lower waistlines, fit! chests. today. ' "This constant change Is rldieta k in g a sharp crack at her ulous," she said. "Clothes should sisters and brothers In the trade, he designed to remain In style for Helen Rose of M-G-M said: two or three years, which is tha "We who decree what women average life of a garment's fab­ will wear are directly responsible ric. One of these days, American The citron Is one of the oldest for helping balance every family's women will realise that they are citrus fruit* known to men, end budget. Most divorces are due to bring victimised hy a few moneyis mentioned In the eerly pert of money squabbles, and 1 wouldn't mad designers—and do something he a Mt surprised surprise* ** If they alert by I shout it. W orld a t Noon T h s Rand W a g o n r n iD A V Sinn Wsstarn Jambnras Silo Nsw* TiOO THURSDAY OCT. 9, l«4f M iolr I'ln lf|, I'n rs ilc A llo y -A l l l r l - a M u s lr Oil). N ew . M o rro w ,il. O n -h n etra * H la r M n rn ln a V a rie ty M uslu H a w a ii N otes C lu b F e llo w s h ip P rg . Musical V a rie tie s Mur N one lls n r h T h e lle p ils t Iln u r T m lay 'e H la r lllle A Headlines Your M e m o ry Hons* Y ou r M e m o ry H o n |i M u s lr ta iv e rs l ’r n * r« m My lle t|u *s t T l e . R h y th m H o u r T o r llr la h l Hp.it News T w l - I . l l e Honas Awggfgf YWeeria O ffer C O t i l q r c t n J l q t ' m q O s t s c | S t f r c 3 SIC SAYS T h u r F r ilS e t GREATEST VERY EASY TERMS MATHER'S boasts the sealeal rredlt terma In town. Why not take advantage of them. See all of our values lemeeraw I tegular evetyda gel TWO lot iuit Corn, Callous Bunion Pads <2 30*7 • 25 * . WMh Inner Spring M attre** e 0 I’M. •OTTLE—lA V f M *.... ........- ...... m m IN N E R S P ItlN G M A T T R E S S FOLDING COT BEDS M e r c u r o c h r o m FREE with < The tieat In qleop hy famous Simmonnl Dependable coll springs — ncores of them — In cotton folt enclosed In handHotttH striped ticking. 49 SALE! LOTIOM-8-tt. ^ t IOTTLL 8AVC 41*.....W m ONE-CENT Very heady for the smell R <• q u I a r I y ^ . C A L A M I N E 2 %3 f i c m m during this purchase i t DRUG DEP f0 « 0 R 9 f l e U 3 9 -= ! r ; Luxury 1 Mint* or Fmtt Drops M E TA L BEDS > ,2 * 6 S T U D IO C O U C H BY SOUTHERN CROSS Fomnus for tope In comfort!!. Easily changed from couch to a big double bed! Coll.spring construction,. Flna covers! What a buy! H l f g a d fo r H t e d n Outefc-acrini Awteeld. Glycerin A Rosewater Full 4-eunco 81m RKDSPRINOS •Inn >•»i F. j«A»*P** �c \ •7T'T~^ v m m mm V . ’■ Hatty TIIE WEATHER .W r B b f tb ' to Um W w M i Awria, P*rtly rlumty mid mild through Heturdsy. Hritf afternoon shower* fee B u i w i 3 T J » • ■-*ii t IrOLUMK x x x x U. S B u d g e t A bove |2 111 IB WASHINGTON, U* 1-<® —The government'* i ficit climbed uoo.ouo mark in itttk aaor the# fiscal ■tree month* after thl* ftiral year began July 1. The Trea*tiry reported today t h a t , ’>ro"eh Wednesday, hudyet egpendlturee eaceedad receipt* by rL',0'Jl.HUV,036.fi3 for.fiscal lOftu to dale. Estimate! on the final -bowing when the year imda neat June 30 range from a 48,1)00,000,000 deficit to abo< ‘ ut f t * 1)00,000,000. Adminlatration Adminielrktli **• pert* recently have pinned iheir gueaeea on about M.000,003,000. :rs:a , WASHINGTON, "(ki. 7— (/Pi— ISecretary of A|iicultMie Siannan junked into the siitling Senate coptroreny over farm price »upport* today with a letter to Chtir, aun Elfitr Thomaa (DDkle) of .‘*Ah# Senate Agriculture Committee. Ttiomei claimed the Brannan latter backed e flat 90 per cent of a t t f a r i t AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER i t e r a Conciliation la Begun WitB Uwia parity for baric crop*—-cotn. wheat a 1 ||« •j cation, tobacco, tie* and peenuu, / U l Q IT 1 I1 1 C U w B C l f f in preference to the fuuble 75 to t likely. e > SANFORD, FLORIDA* FRIDAY OCT. 7. HMD TT V o te I s E x p e c te d O n ? F a r m B ill T o n ig h t; S e n a te A c c e p ts B an O n ‘ U . S, S a l e s ^ A aaoetgtad P ra a a Lagged W ire Statd Okeya No- 294 Admiral Radford Attacks B-36 As | | | Unsound Gamble $ 1 7 2 ,« i F « Tourist Ads M S M o n tg o m e ry S ay s A d ­ v e rtis in g F o r T o u r ­ ists W ill D o M ost G ood In L e a s t T im e WASHINGTON. Oct. T—«,t*i —Dr. Edwin U. Hours*, rhslrmae of tha Icesaak AilvUim Council, said today that »itli gaad aunagamaat the nallon'* proapertly will eautlnuv lUU year and "abauM conliiiur tbraugh IPM." "Bdt the strike* are the key to'theMtusilon.'ha told reporters after prrnenitag the raaMlff: third quarter­ ly rbpart t* IPtaMwl Truman. He said tnat If the coal .ml steel strikes or# settled Mlthlt, a montk, the country could »ut mount whatever dlfflcultle* en sue. TALLAHASSEE; Oct. 7- t/l > Advertiismsnts to tllrsct tuumti to Florida will got tha bulk uf thr State Advertising Commisrion tuiul. for paid space thit year. The Commission today leniatite |y set up 1232,000 of its *42 >.tHH) available during this fist el yr*i for use in buying paid adrrrtisiiiK T lte o rv Of C h e a p A n d [E asy V ic to ry In W a r Is b a n g e r o u s , F leet C hief Says East Germans Proclaim New Red Republic It tS H IM . U l\. t)ct — Ailonrul / i, p i 7—(/ft W. Itadtord ilfrlnri-,1 I,win) Hi., | 11,,, .Hr t’u rir ''underuillird uiiitlratlon'f H> IniiMi'bliiu n- ll-.iti prugram w i t h o u t prii|u-r i liordlnallod »lth oi her Hi-rtiir*. lie said th* split mi» In,* ki,„ 11, i» "malign) mil proportion..." II, e I'adflc fleet fouiuun.lui. i■—i if>lit^ be­ fore n llnii-t- , oniiiililaa, label- S o v ie t 2 o n e B ecom es Newest S a te llite I n A n sw e r T o W est BERLIN, o ,i t illu u i hr l . u l Geriii.ni Itrpulih, Himi.t', newest satrllilr was pio, l.tum-J imlay under ilir lesdcniup ot Gei men Cnmmuiutit n l Ih r Air I'or, <•'- proud H - lf i‘j I "a lillllnu doll,ii liloiniur", r * WASIIIV. iun n.i / 90 per cent rupport plan now pendP r o s p e c t! R e p o rte d The Grriniii I'soplrr t'ouiuil. f Atlrniial Anhui V\ l.ulfurd luld tughcietufoi* a pio S o n si | >i.l .1 1 (u iig in t In,I n il.«t . in cnlrating A s N o t G ood F o r • It WM • l*»ltl* *Tt | *•>** 90 per Inrun) wilbuiil .mv Icqal pnivcn. A m n iia n mihi.m -tin m ih in the ctni amendment iporraored by S*nIm m e d ia te A c c o rd m lrd unanimuuilv to brmmc im­ An I'o iir s lug ll i(> I....ihcr is " j| )atm Ruriell (D-Ga) and Young 'll) mediately thr luitrr llnilir ul thr hid gamldr will, n .inut,I tenuity. ' (R-ND) that forcgdiSaaalt lead­ WASHINGTOnTPcA. 7 - H f h Dnii.i. i.tli, Krpiihhi " (hr llirniy id , , hraji alld easy en to'tend the kill back to com- Jobn L Lewis and Utdmg toft fHggATIMNg IKIIS and early morning shower* failed lu damp*n the spirits ol humli«,li of fans (left), many "Gfininn Thr Grjm.iu. it liavr two se­ m im y ” ihiniiwl, -u.itrgit bumbing mittaa earlier thit weak. ot whom spent Ih* night Just outside th* enliuuc* gat* lu 1 1 1 * bl**ch«r* el Yankee Sl.ulm m , N ew Y ork. In coal operators sat down with CqgBrcoklyn, one of the largest crowd*ever assembled outtlrU Uoruiigh Hull (right) gutlivrs lu,liver the Dodger* parate irgim n thr unr Itu thr I, lllltliuild. H ull..1.1 llri laictl, • Majority leader Luca* (D-lll) cilialion Chief Cyru* Chjng today on to victory. An osllmated g00,00*person* tui lied out to take part lu th* memoim-a. (Inlrruullundl) '.u lrn i part <d thr iniinlry r*t.sli*li- K a.ll..id it .1) In-lnir m ujn-ri tes-and Senator Andanon (D-NM), in a government n*pv« to end the rd today ami llir ircrutly bumril sliin ul thr lluii r \iuird .SgivicO* "who preceded Brannrn ai Secre­ 19-dny-old coal tlrikf. 1 ■ West tirim an 1 r miiiirni which l umiinllri' I In i uiniuillire «{SVa Of ihtli 9172,000 was set *tiJr tary of Agriculture, •r*' urging Lewis strode into tbp meetiag **■ has aullionit m thr Aim-in an. Hn iiai.il u ltn r i, ui uppiiituniiy (or adoption of tha flexible price rup- companied by Vicg President to be spent on touriil piomulum lid) ami I'lriuh .... up,ilmn irnir. thr lint liiiir In m ,| the (apllof ads and 930,000 apieca for oului port bill with action expected later fhomg* Kennedy .sad SearftatfA I'l'rsiilriit, li.iiilfi unit lull thru thill'll III IK mill nlhel aimed trial and agricultural promotion j,l *)today. Treaiurer John Owens ot the unit' Culilurl fui tin- Fust (ii-rninu It,- tr iv n n u.ci hifK tmiit.iiy puhty. vertlsing. Thomae, committee chairman, *d Min* Workers'. uiililh- will l.i' ntiiii'il iii'Vt ivn-k. , K a tllu ttl - ,1 it ■nu'iii was lust told reportera that If'th e Young.Advertising director Howr Sailln Thr new Hud rrgimi- was Imilt up The mjncrs wstf • (lid last hr Mid bf the remaining 9210,000, thr Russell 00 per cent' amendment ia SAN ERANlTSt'O. Oct. 7— (A’) lukyu Hmr, who "couldu'l hewithout tin- furmuhty uf I'li'i'tiun* givru the I Lul-.' pi up at a lim e d defeated he will offer the originkl strive. Lewie, with his hat bri** ill a wrrk uf luti'ii-ivii Suvii l fus- srssuui vc.-hi'l.n tl» n thr p iu le it hr>r they would rend me to jail”, loduv faced ID vr.,,« m prison and • Brennan plan a n aubatitute for hiding hi* famotil eyebrows,, istfl Commission will u ir about lotl.INNl $10,000 linr in uddilutn in (he slignu of being u u.uitir. li'ii-d liiupituumln far its newt and photo I i u i m i i the flexible price bill. I'm-i-dliig thr piiii-lamatlmi uf u| ^ccirtaiy id thr N an Matthew^, T U tlunuuilivr funner UCLA toed whoir irul name is Mrs. A ir F o rce C-47 T ra n s - Itu- now tfuvvi litiirnt liu- I'l'upir'n tllr I'UIIUHIlIri' dr. ulrd ha sltuuld • The P*-annan plan—rejected bp mrthing to report#^ S* > joitwid #50.000 for publication oi tmoklrl, both the Home and the Senate— the conference behind.c|***d dfors. 'd id other printing! 925,000 lor | Iv« D'Aqumn iiood in ulijeri silence u> h'ederai Jmlur Michael J, Roche n o rt C ra sh e s In to t’i uuull iitiaiilinmi*lv aduptcl u makr it again pul.In It propuaad a ayatam of miinlfrsl* nil (liTllian* which ■ . V p i i . m i u i i r e d -I'litincu. Matthew. I,, nit th r pm iliu ii that •spring pklute advertising aud the a M ount M i t c h e l l thr Communist Crima) Cummitti. ' paym edr’ eubaidlM to «rmlwl£r! • f a .Shortly before I he enwrt pro nalluii.fi sc, m ilt iiughi In damaged had drawn up Tim uiumfi'st.. cull pertahable .farm i producte Inatead Chlng and hm?gl raft''for administration. imuiuvil Judgiiii'tii yosteiday Mrs, I any comment, et ASIII VII l.l . N k*. Clsi 7 (A‘) Tor a fight aiirnliiHt the Writ (In d K a iltn id . 11 i t . . i t n r made pub­ IVAquInu salil: 71 •• • John .Montgomery, Vice chair man mau, l(*pilli[n' by » “ Nuliun d lic, f ’ul llii: v iiin u u llr* t.itrd tuaa a the cootniiaslon.-eild thw dech U it n q i ’ i l o i n llullm.in t r p o l i c i t "^ "i 1-mintn t iii'lti'vi.. infly wnutd •1 .................... Frnnl, itlrlu’dlng' nlruirnta with * j ^ ^ m ^ p p f y an d d a n u u y ^ e d | it .Jo spend the most money mi iid.lm* tu jail. I itlit everything' ib.it .ill mite in c h j l m . i i i l a n U Null past who pr>,iuiii<d tu lu* down. ll !o li •t tourist advertising grew um uf a cmihl fur ilu* American*.’’ | , „ , r ( '4 7 n . i n . i n . , I d i a l lil'lliociuli III till’ fllflllr, Tin t'i'iiliiiil ii e tun In to Jind uuk| belief that It would do the most upimareil tu sttm Tim ■uuti-iwr suuti'ii.c uppvareil , ., ■ . enftaaad-tbo Hull, tlm Kuil .mil W v-l le va ill. ttl'v mum Nut t nn-li - lik r tha BraSnan letter tha goad in the shortest t|m*. the ’t.T-Scai-util woman who albod »t.tali,'*l m ibe m.iuiilaius near C td llh . li® eaeion illi'iiti liupr ullimutely tu l,r thu #*»4*|ifiuU«I t ap!. .ImImi yd an ......... amendment S R nt 'intended I ' “The Commission la late gutting with duwmii.t ryi-a, body stiffly line were dead, uivlui think Minia| iiiul gpvri umriit fm nil tlrrnmny. edt-ow ned and might ^ v ei|t* , We of ggoverpm t . _ , --------------* It* program for this year under­ i f l id y i l i'V ' III I lie MVIk HVJYICD A r t , ten-i'il ami liaml* clusimil hahlrnl1 1Ip wirckag* id the plane was In Put I* I'rrsnicnl Vlucrnl Ant euipmpdltlet from “breaking mar ttnt*. •;’- i way because until the special IiiMKk Minn a a y hy picsvnti lit* Tha Sproapeeta Jog; N a tio n a l C o m m a n d e r her. f iiiiiid six m ilrs Iru m l l i r B lu r lul uf Frailer tried In vatu t«» find ket prices." K U « W ■Mreelon tax program _ |u»li( (i v. strike settlement gut ‘ Bln' bail lu'cn stunding for hI R id g e P a rk w a y , i h i r r - i p i a t l r n u i A lil'W FrmiL’h pii'lllU'i tu lend lliv Ji nev A ir eernent to retlrlctlona ■ rb l wae passed, It Wa* doubtful of S iu it i ’ ut Ih cN i' n i l i i ' c t fnit| t h . u ■Tells A F L A b o u t most n hiilf Iioiii while Di-fcn-i' uni tun tin,ulgll it* p ie iru l I'cuii talk* bf govarnment stocks—ac- •tors and LOwH Idokg Its available fund* and It d*ri-ired a m itr d o w n o il l l i r r,i» t u d r uf umlc nil,I pulllli'iil i t I«i ». I.ill,hi I hiV 11 ft' *11 t v* a t i i l it*- l i i h i i i u i l k * There waa one Mi (|utra<\ under price-(upper ting K vils O f S o cialism Attorney Wnynn Ciillln* pleaded selection uf agencies hi carry out 11lu llta l Im tiihn ate h i'ing taViJttiJ th* labor front; Tha j nt#rpj‘ week. loan* • or purchatee-^eame on _____ foV the mmlmiiiii Hviitnnce- -fIvi- M o u n t M it r h r ll, h ig h i')! Iitn u illn ill 1,'inlrr- writ' ilil v ln g fm u united mVcl Mu' Navy j 11141 il?» atoil I It f (mill „ii,l ,‘Vi'u linprd In lu lug In lionet Longshoremen's u* (Ceallaae* II* Page T*IH ) -'. m i <d the M is 'N u p p i Montgomery eald It the lourl*' RAUL, Minn., Oct. 7 - 0 ’) »!•■. """.'V .... .. .... . fh*’ »'"■ housemen's Uplon and anan lie- promotion campaign really works, ST. uclliri I'ninmiliilit .ilnl CaltinlU' I Iliu m " * Hi i h 'l m m * §d i n i s . | *100 f iim* I Ik* iiiNximum in said l i. iliir W a lilr u U' lllliuh- ,11 I, IlllK' ih'iniuuilllg g l'lll'l II I AI Mic maMia, Isfid (tu 11 I ulii ik vndorlne firm* agreed to settle He- It will result In boosting mvanu'i *,-1,f brIimimI| iOinmdflUfr ol Inr CNilllim Nuiit hi* would n|*|m-uI nihI . I l u l ftll.tll .. . I i-fin im iitcu t l i i * t iiv i' c -M ia i N u i i t i l t five month . mth old striaa. Tb* U'M'UH’i. 1 Bead, 2 Injured wall'* th* new tale* ta i ami other Amrtiian l.rgmn warnrd today mk [ui In,11 fur hi* rln-nl n est ' Uall ir p u tlrd i h im th a t In want* union'* 8,000 dq#rk 'w o n a r a ' rati /mm I'M’lin. l Ill-ill l IJiuudlr. a fu ll I iicti iif*c [llii 1illlllM HIM) III l Li till FIi had r r l i t h r t t i ' , L a g r a nd that levies end thereby increase chance* tbcir air tun many demand) lot vrrk. if In- fails, Tokyo |(u*|. will th* egreemantI which wl prdvlde* stl'l Vatlk •' WU* fu ll'l'lt In I VhlRII I'*' 1 \1 ( i d III*| M| (lMt l l i* I k" lh *4 ‘ ' “ l i d t As Trains On Same fled the Commission to get release incrra>rd guvriument letvirr* dr ,f'* •“ “ f'drrul pilsno, pmliablt a ll r iin r m m w r it ,|r .,d and l l i r iUM Af wuh ii|i))UAit! tu vkHK»* tu hour. Th* union etruel*# far * MV fur Ilf it* entire fbOO.Otlt) annual ap­ i hr 1'i'ili'inl Hr fin ii id t ui y f 1(i .ii(ill'll «iVMrs »il i.Ill* boost of 33 cents. . p la h r h lilt t r d M r -a id th a t M ill t'irri ■*(**» hml Ii I n t'OlilH li mi |f 4»VB"#ii 1 || 1 ms utli itlmh may lead tu a "Wrl propriation. | I s till la.tF sl (Ms I'HSC • l* to M • T r a c k Collide Vn . vVomru in A lilrrsun, W. An Immediate back-fo^woeh or- Commissioner uf Agriculture (air S la tr." tit* nt toll" N|illl toll *••«* Nirn ment of non-st•vgdorlng Iteufs In Nathan Mayo eald h* would Ilk* . whrrr MlIdird “Axt* Hiilly" till to ld h im tine u l ih r t it tm u *p Vktth till* u*ft Mi PENSACOLA, Oet/ T-WP)—A ports other than ,Ho|imHP).. Row* to Mi> warning came in • iprr,Ii |llr„( |„., ,„„n trip art In tlm Ku p a t m lly h a d n a w lr d liu m th r pinivpi .iiitl (lit* |itrlvl njijMiHihii .la.y ctT H lM itlo r.se **« th* apportionment! fur agri­ Louisville A Nsshvllle passenger over early agreement was #f * cultural and Industrial advertising pitpaicd (ui delivery *t tb* ua mpean tli» Ml (Ml t’ *|) Uf I III* '•••' hIhJIMuM )•» t . i n k a g r a n d w a . h u n te d . I up* wm tlirater, I* Imld thl* f I HIM KmiHC I ‘ **ll«lllf ••#! Mil train, running Ift Mtnutaa late, and docks, strike-bound i i f M i*. D 'Aiiulnu full* in hr tinnal AEI. convrnlion, which unly Increased “when w* get over thl* Thi‘ plane wafuiiiul a* gmiind it h iiimhi mt Ioun |i#i1»li«’mI »t UU h» | IM ati I1o r B u ild in g : s plowed (nt* tha rear and of a t, were expected tp.be Jin lig h t In kri'p Ullt uf priholi ill. hump." veslriday went down thr linr agem would hr I'llg llilr fu r pninl,' u flc i mid air group* tirgiin thrir sn'iimt moir (halt u yi*u< ■ freight train here today, killing a normal rat* next The Commission this year for day «f searching. Th* meeting In Wdai In Mumiiw it viin* t ( V i i U t I’ o r V o u t h one man and injuring two pass the -first Uma Is separating the for a broadened frderat Social Sr -ervlng uiip-thlTii o f her n-litimcr. T h r foresters -aid th r plaltr sS _. A__ _____ __ Ainu <#. K ill* " ill <*d by Chlrtg broke U] m_hu« bri (or angers. curity law, irdrrai aid (or houiing, Her hlPihalul, Fi'lipc. -lliifm handling of Us. advertising into . rnshril In a heavily ttm hrrrd air* I j(.BVr pmmrruw im l.umluii IDAmbulance driver* Identified the tietwaen Lewis' Ilia .till,..... . III III.' 1‘o u rlll three field*. , and P m idrnt Truman's hrallb in lapan today alumni llir I’ui'lfir near a rough road nurr thr lint u,||| will) ntlirr lop I’ S I I iiio ' dtod man from papara on his body a new coal con s ■- 1) i.l ■y on ‘ a sed Hi* I'a r F a il I.In r ship T tudr Wind* August Dorr Advening, Inc., of suranrr plan. dlplumat* of Fuslrtn Kuruprnn |,taii as inosi-n l.il by M aiiuii lia r* as William (1. rltiv erald , middle set far resu Miami will have charge of all I vn ttii- I'unvirtcd Kept i!ll uf uf a hmihrr rollrniiil Thr rangers *igtii"d llir turn ( I'unutrlr* The minntineciurul th ill i.nii fm I ho o iiu tim i at a I llle "T brrr is a growing diipontinn nr I'uiint uf iirasun: hiua.h iiHtlng <A aged Chickasaw, Ala., resident ferences which tourist adveitiling; Industrial pro­ Charles W estrcm / 71. Holly going all aui tup almut 7:31) A. M, un hum 'Inin iiiiiu tn diplom at*” would bo • . i in in .Niiufoid Im l Im yuiilh motion will ba III the hand* of Har­ on thr part uf inoie and moir ul aftrr till' liattlii uf l.pyli' snlllii aftrr rraunilng llir hunt. Half an tulli-d tugether fui lu fn im iil ta lk , I till' I'tiu im u n il)' i ai.,I as 4 wood, Calif., and RoN ft M. Rue phur fiprir), ry QUsdnau, l|ic>, ol lam p*, and our pmplr lu lurtrndrr thrir lights ihlng liki1 this: sell,-; '""ii||l(<waa rnnilrrd fm llirin tu get „n,| ,-nt,uiigo „ f Infuiniailun wa, i n . hug piitoo tin o il' ' l . u s s 11 j .... 94, . Dutton, * AM., w a r e agricultural advertising will he “Now you fellows ,liavr .lu*t. allii (|| w rw ||l undo bv the Slate ih p a ilu m n i in i, and freedoms, hit by bit, in return brought to a Psnsacdm hospital. , kj v .% : iiiu i' , >t so«Ii ■/lit I" ll'- ui i -u u i 4handled by Auguil Burg hard, Inc., Central Iron W hile fog shimull'd llir Idg, bid- Washington yesU'tduy. Attendant* said they, (or iiivrrnmrnt jfu«>en1*rs ul thru mill -hips, you ary, really mphans idiii a ai i' ullt tiH'l idl'd l l ' I taunan uf Fort Lauderdale. Harrlsbur "f Ihr ITirlflr. Iluw a ir yon going sum c o vrrrd muuntiiin last night, Lup m the collision. l-.i lu "m is' lt> :i giving " I tllll* .Heretofore, on* agency ha* present And future security," Gnu midnight, Hull said h* and ullier rnngrrs U am den Mann K ille r Conductor A, Ei Whipple, ii, ,! . l l , u l In pieHouling Da pi in,' handled all advertising for Urn gr N. Craig, the Legion's lop >u get home?" have rafui The jury nrquilletl her seven -tm lird teports ,,f persuns who Mi llllllu o ll lllllllk o d llir .taVtacbla; said the eoutRMund Commission ahd most of the ad­ Insurance t* Is F o u n d liiHune Ipukrimen. said, liter rem its uf traasuu. ,'i'i fm (lion su p p i'il and In. la l-aid they had heard uu rxplosiuli ten ter train was running' 8ft min- A walkout h f Id# vertisement* have covered aeveral Tokyo Rose Is Sentenced To 10 Missing Plane Is Years lu Prison, $10,000 Fine Found With Nine Soldiers Killed American Legion 2B B S .. Denounces Welfare State h h | (M l. u f utto lata when It 'eraihed tha'freight about four mile* north if Pensacola. ' * ° With hls whlitl seres mi ng .a wanting. Chari#* " rhbourg, U . Pcnsacpfa, tha en th a .a lt brake* oi train engine to tha IbCto-' r {Tha crash ipliatorad t h freight'* reboose, and wrack* light ears. T, h r angina at end a baggage ear le f t' th# rail*, but rapgm ad up­ r ig h t.1 ii nth ”ii H Q W .W W H J ■ the shutdown Hardware Works,. * Or* boats weri (Caastoaed Harry Clair “ nL athm far t« . and a (Harter yhangd Club.of and was a nu Woodmen of -Survivors fnei Hr*. Leila tdrn “ The American Legion wants a oi th* state’* attraction* at the At hn trial, the l.us Angrlrs s ta ir of welfare til America lull t.orn woman denied flatly sh* aver sain* time. not a Welfare .State,” Craig derlat utada such a broadcast as thr rd. H r di’flm iil a "W elfare Htale" S e rv ic e s T o B e H e ld as una which "accept* fu ll resuoii l.ayt# aftermath. Her defense gen llty for acnnomlc needs of Its • rally wu. that some seven other F o r T . M e s d e F o x sd lld women filled in fur hvi at the tiie n s ." Craig said tha Legion Is unr microphone when aha was absent, Funeral aervtc** for T. M*ad* hundred per cunt behind a “ gmw ■he eald she tried to lift AnierilOeaiiaae* ua Paae Kiahir Fox, tJ8, lifelong resldevit of Banll'eailaae* o a page Blgbll ford, who died yeiterday morning. In a local IwwIUl alter a brief Hint**, will be be d Saturday morning a t H U # o'clock at th* Fo* home atT sO d fa rk Avenue with th# Rav. W- V. Brook* »*l< the Rev. H L. Zlmmarman of­ ficiating. lnlnrment will b« In Lakaview Cemetery., By R l'Tll COWAN Frlanda M rrequestad to optit W ASHINGTON) O d . 7 — (4*)- Whal manner o f man is Capt. John flower* and .to donate Initaad.to G. Crommelin Jr.? the cancer ftlMii Chapman, ehairr In appdaranca, tha kay man in th* current uproar about ,N *vy mu­ Foundation, 909 H< ra l* i i slim, and two inch** *borl of *ta fa a t Ha weighs I7U pnund*. Ha Mr, Fox' was local has a quick rangy ilrid * . t - of the Amertegn Fire and C Ha hat lanoy blond hail and hit bin# *y*t can look at you very Co. and waa p member American Legion, the Maeona, straight and sharply. Hi* lined ♦ t v ------ ------------------ ------------and attended to# Flrat Baptist fac* Indicate* hi* lnn*r t.n to n .s. I ln , Viallon. Hut first tlm Church. Survivor# ar# a . *t*Mr. Last Sunday ha wa* 47 y««r* x #ay raqulrrd he spend two year* Mlie Martha Qwynn Fog, Hanford, old. H* w a. born In Montgomery. 4 . di ty. Thji d^n# ,1# weIlt to a brother, W. Gw»nn Fog of Sara. . ih* Naval Air Station at Fanaota, save* nephew* and two A,u' He had a distinguished war r r , coj# « a cord. And very ahorlly ha wa. du. ^ |h ; |tmB h# flnllhrll hU nlp*Ub**r*r» will ln*lud* thraane- to b . con.id.red for promotion to l i n i n g in 1028 until the outihew*, Jamaa Meade, SI*hard and of th* war h* had a variety e rt Fax, and Denver Cmtoll, ™HI* friends say h* ha* th* t*n- hrgMt , .... t . . . . . iph Fant and S. 0. Ctwaa, Jr. aclty of a bulldog. H* I* politic* j •vlatiou assignments that gave in his conviction!. I ,ll» aatonslv* training. Aa a pilot ho ia ratad "tops". When war cam* h* was on duty R*ar A dm Itob Km tin * ^ { 1 •_>J!n Washington, In June, 1042. he head of th* Naval Air Training program, daacrlbad him aa "a** waa aaaign*d to tha Carrier Enof tna graatoat naval aviator* of •tori**. WhU* Crommclin **rv*d with allU hto ." E" it participated in th* of Guadalcanal and In of tha Stowart la- Capt. Croinmelin Wa* Skipper Of Enterprise, Hero Of Pacific abunt 11:30 A. M . Wednesday. a Dial ho Mill cutilllinv tu w alk l A M I'K N . N. I., It. I 7 iA t I., inalio liu* pi |iiu)oi'i uiko liuI'ji'i't i' irald> i ra id ) lb* ihi W ith th o ir knowlegu uf the Irr1‘ iyi-hiuti tsts tnilirv f»mid t'nm ut I'" liiio il by I a llv lr liu il(ruin they were able lu push dl,|on'- mass kllle i lluw urd II t'n liula, I l ls s i ls H * tia re a * k ls s u m il In-ane. Fruseeulm M iteliell II \\ , In publicly lii nil, amt cumCulien -aid he w ill be soul tu an I'hm.'i t Mm lull l la iiiiin l.u Ilf* (.'o in m itte c L eaven Inna no o.yium w illm ut ever stum' uni , .. i ng i f f r u l lli lu ngl’ig sllll T o In s p e c t S ta d iu m lug 11 1ii I fu r the slatighter uf 13 ,, ,iiiig sin Ii a ..... iiu«nl*b)* |,ei,pic un a Cnmdeii street mi ...... m um ty pinjcci lu il.o p«oplr moI Mu orgrthlrutioiis uf danfurd, A i’iim m itt*i! uf Im-iii hunlliess Sppi ii The decision ram i' u ftc r a I I....... In." the icsu liith n i itn U d hi men headed hy John Krider, ,i 1 • itv cummldsloimr, le ft try uulo- itumlh luriK study " f lliirtih ul the lorsvy Hlule liu s p lla i at i..’ntgu W ilh a iii' an exiK-utiVil muhlle this rnm niiig fur Wuv Now iiic c to i uf the ll.m i.l uf Cuntutl*'(use, (la., to Inspect the corn- Trenton I's y .liia tris ls lelmrted lu Cohen luiicrs „ f the iia iifu id II,lin in g nlnud basihall und fuuluill sta­ dium In that city in urdei to tudav tlittt they fuuiiil t'n ru ll lu | AuMim tty, I.irllin- ,| the plan (<lc make plana fur a slm llnr pro ho "a o,use o f domouMu ptaecox." | It low post liuipubg iirugraiu ill led her* at the site of 111* new Ih-meiilla praecox i> u type uf tin- H iiiifm d iik a d oling thy h a ft null park on Mwllonvill<> Avenue. disunity In which the iirnin cells .lx vours, ami ubl uf ihu actloh Among thds'P scheduled to dvlorliitale. I t is yun»ld»i*il in- taken In In itia l)' Hie plan at 'a meeting lirro o f the Housing A nti)'<uvi> war Klthti Muughinn, I'liraldo. ite c l, nK,s fi, nKi ilpatrick, Fred iiiit'h tv * i |i n i i n The ) opart hy the four mental ut tty Wi dncdnny, T ill* Williams, the Rev. A ................. (1. MrW K.. K lii'h h o rr mi l A lvin Md•nnl*. , 'R arlyl*,‘llluusliulder and houllli expert* coru-ludfd: bum wore welrnmod ns gu«st*.' "ThD Ilian ihpulil Ire rcg u lu ily W. A .'r d ttlr k , The latter was mir«rtgin‘ last evening whether committed ip the Trenton Hmio T H A O llE H IIFSIONH In tou|d leave due to the start iluspltnl wlmr* cuxtndy. aupervi Ilk RTOW, Del. 7 -(/P I—Mm inlay of tha citrus packing oper­ ■Ion and .Iniatinent Is a vnllnlilr Vlluc Overslreot,, Hnlrtei City and peoples In the conlmiinity w ill -iTinol tcilclar oliiiigv,! with m bations, Two new mvmhers Imve been I ho protected frtitn Injury nr dan- in m llll'l. bus I'osiglted. ’ added to tu .tjtu lursl .Htuiiluiu Cum- ! gtr should there tie a recurrence ____ the ___ ____ mlttee; J, Hamilton Hlshee, r« uf Ids hom icidal im pulses." presenting the l.iuris ami J. 1,. A. AND M. ENROLLMENT ingtey of the Hanford Atlantic TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 7 - t/Vt Nation*! Bank. Judge Douglas Flu, iila A. and M. On,lege fur Htpnslrnm iti representing World War II veterans on tlm commit- Negroes haa a record enrollment l*o and Joel Field, Urns* who of 2,101 students, Krglxtrar K. M. Ttiurpu nnnounced today. fought in World War The prevlou* racard was set last Nuyernlior wlien IJI19 stu­ EPISCOPAL MEET BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 7 - l / P ) - dent* were registered. Th* Episcopalian conservatives FIRE PREVKNt To N held a sm ashing'victory today aOpen house will h* held at the gainst attampto "to put the s*al of the church’s approval on local Fire Station all next weak in conluctlon with National Fire divorce.*' The Hoaaa of Dcputica a t/th a Prevention Week. Th* event is United Statoa Episcopal Church’* being spaaaored by tha local Jun­ trlinnial c a rn a tio n by avcrwhal- ior - Charnfaar of Commerce and i t Th* public la call i t Ih* view th* *4»P’ ,*sW )iV -s‘i'~vV The Polk county s.'luml hoaCd l'i'in |itly caucelleil u scheduled xi't'oud homing of Mm accuto* nous uf neverul wltnossa* th at '.ho was drunk ut n picnic and removed pail <-f tier clothttx In liulilic. THK W RA TH RH F JACKSONVTl LE, Oct. 7—1 Asheville ilirinlngham Chicngu Denver Kansas City New Orleans New York Philadelphia Washington �ra iP A rp cT . t, l m ttC B T W O wmmi------------— ----fU r 1 IKN.U 1 B R JL 3 ! Prana►" -JTKS ---- ■ — --------Trt*i A t TH E C H U R C H ES FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Annua O. Melanin, B. D., I'aalnr 1:16 A. M. Church School. 11:01 A. M. Morning Wornhlp. il;3U I'. M. Youth Fellowship. 7:30 I*. M. Evening Worship. The Chnnrcl Choir will tilng for i hcli sprctal on Hominy Mottling tho mil linn: " F riir'N o t: 1 Am With ThvM“*,liy‘, T’fl*trr. |For the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH HOLY-CROSR CHURCH offertory'nolri.-'MrF. Chrirlea Olnn (Episcopal) Park Avenue st Klath Street will shut: " 1ho Vu.cc Iri Hie ‘WllRev. II. Lyttlcton Zimmerman. W. P. Hrooks, Jr., Pastor ilrrrirss'1 hy Hrott. “Prnyi-r Per­ H. !>., Keclor fect” hy .Spink. \vlll he sunn by Director 17th Sunday after Trinity "We’ve Hnvrd A Place For You” the Youth Clmir' ut tho' Evening 8:00 A. M. Holy Communion. Worship Ifervlce^ , Sunday B-hool 0;46 A. M. 0:30 A. Mi Family Service ami Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. Church School. Training IJnimi 0:1(1 P. M. 11:1)0 A. M. Morning Prayer nail Kvrnlng Worship 7:30 P, M. sermon, Wednesday Evening Service 0:011 |». M. YPHL. 7:.Til P. M. Services during the week: Nursery open nt all services for Monday through Thursday and rhlldren "f pre-school age. Satliiday Holy Communion 7:30 A. M. Friday Holy Communion !Urtt A. FREE METHODIST CTIUIICII FimrlH Street nnd Laurel Avenue Fred It. Horton, Paalor Sunday Srhnol 11:45 A. M. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST |0;ftO A. M. . CHURCH Preaching at 7:30 P. M. Old Elm Avenue and Seventh Street hum meetings you will nut want Elder A. E. Deyo, Super Ini ending to forget. Paalor Prayer meeting Thursday evenElder L. A. Sheffield and Elder ,„g „t 7:30 P. M. find hleasea at In II, Shepard. Analstants those prayer meetings. You are Thomas Waller, Nahbatl, Helmut ,,„ ,||„ ||y Invited. All Church Notices must be presented at the Herald office on lh . . . ... ran and “paeon CasaeMettaa,* day before publication. S a n fo rd M lnlnterlal A tw oclallon BlatVc, Sweet Ptcklfca, Hot J. It. F arrln, P re sid e n t it Roll*,: Lemon Sponge, Be| i • rt t t » <a -l Jo e C. Crew s, See. - T rim s. PO ttlH HUPPRA,:’ : . Ipe fo>. Starred Dish fo llo w * ) 1• n m i ■ * • ijj.jr j m a w * eg , a * * n e a p S’ tablespoon*..minced onion, Ilk tablespoons' 'hiolaaacs, 1W teatbeona prefixed muatard, ft slices American .cheese, IB -th in slices SMatAhod: * V beans, hmennonions, ^ rt,,l,y mom jc U |iea and WlinlaWlj divide, evenly hkong si*..Individual casaeroles. Tttp each with slice of-cheese, 2 fllces tomaltt'and half atrip uf haton. Place broiler pan and grid in Ktweat position In hrollee comJMjftment: preheat ft minutes at aunntea. Make* ft servings. Jftlra Cocktail,, Tuna a Pfe*. Cucumber Slices cftMi*. Bread and Butter, to handle became of un­ Herald Fire Blamed difficult favorable factor* Involved, Willie On Careless Smoker 'ah AMAZIN6 WALL W H S IM MIAMI. Oct. 7—(/T)—The Mlunit llcraltl’a |000,000 warehouse fin last weekend "po»*lb|y -tarli-il from live cigarette butt*, district Fire Chief A. M. W illi#reported. It was Miami'*[Coalllyerflfr an t wns ”.... .. am L/ram rw>H(uJ i Hihcs,*’ Willis1a ilBdw ’nis report, l „ he file d today. "eSSSm it xtrattxs, e*lhs, 'mmimid svSScctksn **JtO# £ * . . . ***** * * * * * * * 1 , “Tile investtiralion add* up Strongly to nh accidental fire, Willis added, "ft pas a perfectly 1 hand fy ^nunite to con normal trash firai wltbtaftt Accel­ puhllcntlpn without Inter eration from other' njrtnjtfJ i f Ihe fire was 'email When it started in ii wnste paper collection Norsemen made n soup, full of lies nnrl progressed until It was Vitamin C it was later found with deep In the roll* of paper, niid a bane of rose haws. then to n point where it was very Accidents run ie 11! times as Mmning Worship 10*46 A. M. many deaths among U. 8. children Young Peoples Service 7:0ft P. u.< does infantile purulysis. M. Kvnngelistir Service 7:30 P. M. Chinese hells Tre<|Uenlly nre Prayer and Praise Wednesday s't'fere or cylindrical und Japanese 7:30 P. M. hells harrel-shnped. n /x x ... i x t r t fla x * * * * * * / t c /tfc * rt» A * * L y.> . ju s r M s r * n> w a il , r x x r i * u . fa re. vre o . n e s x &4CX/X9 Assvem* ■ SAtoorx. n ra v e ts -r m e i y « g ,i//VSrM L* 77C W . '^ ^ R l f,m irg a r)f& H t*l?ie*i>onti* fmur, i, cup* hot ntllk and vegetable kpildi B t#atfpoona aalt, A leiCHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Ifrorr pepper', 1 tablcaponn finely 111 Mnpie Avenue pate* onion, u cups cook>*i Itev. ft. L. Ilaxhton, PsHlnr lialnld peas, 8 clips cooked Mi unlay K clu i"l 3:45 A , M . Ifalned. diet'd carrots, i! seven .Mmning W<u litp 10: 4ft A . M. Prayer Meeting 7:3(1 P. M. Wed w cv alt* cafyi luna fish, atundard S u b jiil: "T in - Inescapable A lte r ­ stklng prrwsler biscuit dough made in-silly. , A cordial Invitation to wor.-hip nate*’’, rlth 8 cups of flour and the addJunior Society l,:1ft P, M. Hen of I eup grated American with us i* estemled to nil. N. V. P. H. 7;II0 P. M. Kvangellstlr Ilnur 7:4ft P, M. lethod: ft(a8p a white aaure witli LAKE MARY COMMUNITY Subject; "The Doom of tho Sto­ he fat, flnjjr, milk and vegetable CHURCH ner'’. K id, salt and pepper. Add tho C. C. White, pHNtur Mill week prayer nnd prnise ift, pea*;’Vomit* and tuna fish Church School 10:00 A. M Wednesday 7:4ft P. M, did turn Jf)fb large recta hfeulnr tr aquare ImUng dish. Hull baking Classes (or all nges. Krwrlcr hi sn o t dough (with addWot chip 11:00 A. Al. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH lloit of chfmte) Into strips l-inrh Westminster Fellowship 0:30 .1. E. MrKInley, Minister tide and aVdPVa on tup of taking .Ylr*. P. R. SlrphrnMin, D.lt.E. ( a moderaw (37ft F. ) oven for Wednesday the llusiness Women 0:1ft V, M. Church Srhnol. A 0 minutes,><>r until crust In done. will meet with Mr*. Horace Forli- • lrn» fur every ago. Hake* 8 to It servings. tan at H:00 P. M. 11:00 A. M. .Morning Worship. Seimori Tuple: "lUdlnnco’’, STtlRDAAY IAJNCH 0:30 P. M. Youth Fellowship CHURCH OF CHRIST Chicken iflld Bice Hnlad, Sweet Iherkitis, Yeast Roll*, Brown Second Street nnd Kim Avenue Servire, 7:30 P. M. Evening Wot ship. O. E. M on*. Evangelist Ipgar P anm t Butter Cookie**. Lord’* Dnyi lilble Study Clnssev Siinion Topic: ”A He. eat Devil''. Recipe fo rH taired Dish Follow* t 10:00 A. M. PEANUT'’*«H)TTF.Il COOK I BE Winsliiii 11:00 A. M. Sernmn FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. IngrbdlentlV’ % cup sifted nil Tuple: ’’Can We llavu n Revival?" SCIENTIST ntrpdiw fl<««r, ' t teaspoon ha­ Evening Worship 7:30 P. M. *1)0 EiihI Second Street ting soda. Up teasponn suit, % cup Sermon Toplei "The IteapoiisiliilSunday School 0:1ft A, M. laanut b u t ^ , Mj rup brown sugar, ily nf the Hearer* of the Word". Churl’ll Service 11 OKI A. M. Sull­ W leaapona,vanilla, I egg, I, table■ Tuesday: Hong Drill 7:30 p.M, ied : "A m- Mm, Disease, mid Death Ipeoh water,' Thursday! Mld-weea II i b I « llnil T" .1 IMhodt Ml#*and sift In g rtlirr'lb i’ Study 7:30 I*. M. Wulnenday Hetvlee BiOO p. m.' IMga, hailing.»oda and aait.'Cikam Chrlll Is 'o u r only creed, the Reudlug it...... ’Tuesday* and m ! peanutYbutU-r and sugar ty- Hlhle uur only guide-book. Wor­ M h er In aMnadlutn-alted mlaiug ship where theie is a diffrirnre. Friday* 3:00 to ft:0U P. M. All aiu welcome to attend our aervieea und tn use our rending loom. . THE CHURCH OF COD 2.VI9 Rim Avan ue CENTRAL BAITIRT CHUHCII Rev. Joe C. Crew*. Minister Ninth Street und l>aurrl Avenue Sunday *< lutol la-ginH at tti lft A. Rev. H. L. Whatley, Pnslur M. Classes fur all ages. W, O, Slnnsrll, Sunday Srhnol Morning worship nt 11:00 A. M. Siiiirrlatendrot Rev. Crews will he speaking on C. O. Keith. II. T, U. Hired.,r th e subject, "The Spiritiml Sunday Sellout 0:16 A. M. TURDAY N Ii HIT 8UPPKR fjrnwlh”. All riieiuhers are urged Classes for all ages, phf Stew with Potatory, Car- to lie present nt tills servire. Morning Woi;,hip 11:00 A. M. ’Mid Ttlrnlps, Tossed (ireen Kvangi-listie service lit 7:30 P. Sermon hy Pn.-dur. id, Paraloy lllscnits,* Tnploea M. Thu Rev. Hill Murry of WilyR.T.U. 0:30 P. M. Unions fm in) With Sliced Peaches, He­ eriHs doing the pleaching. The nil ages. revival will rnnttoiii' nil nest Evening Worship 7:30 P. M. rn fo r S inned Dish Follow*) week, services eneli evening at Reinemtiei to tune III to I lie Hup. LE Y BISCUITS 7:30 P. M, Come and hear tills list Hour each Monday. W ednes­ Hants: 3 t-ups sifted nil- pur- mighty Holy tiliont preacher. You day mid Friday nt.3:0O p. M. flo u r, 4 teaspoon* baking will come hack lignin. Player meeting Wednesday 7:30 r, 1 teaspoon salt, ft table- The ehureh string hand will fur­ P. M. I., ih o rU n ln g , i teaspoon* nish the music, and the puhllc Is "Come thou with os and we will htlneed parsley, \ ru p m ilk. Invited to ntlonil. do then good." » 4n.»v‘a 535ife *t.Mla and s ift dry Ingrni ra tin g ahorlenlng nnd pars |d a m ilk gradually, m ixing • a ft dough. Turn out on I board or pastry cloth and M t ijf tn H Inch thlrkneii*. i l h biscuit cutler. Place on f M M t i hake In hot (4R0F.) Mr kbout 1ft minutes. Makes I H lack biscuit*, jCTNDAV BREAKFAST M R lngr with Seedless '• U l I I I I I V M lf fPanM il* L Ooldrn Corttmeal, ayrup and Baron*, Ilnv- I THEfitS ' MOM 1 j HAN JLjS r Starred Dish Follow*) CORN MEAL PANIt 1 cup yellow watermtnaal. I run boiling . y. J / / * J In. H cup slftatl alL Wr, a leaspoutiH linking T il CSC a rc th e p ro d u c ts of m a n 's la b o r— a n d G o d 's. F ro m th e m o ­ m e n t th e se ed lin g s w e re p laced In th e w a rm e a rth , th e y h a v e b een u n d e r c o n s ta n t care. F i r s t c am e th e rAln a n d th e s u n —a n d th e n th e c easeless w o rk of fe rtilisin g , c u ltiv a tin g , a n d sp ra y in g . L a s t, enm e h a rv e s t time^ w h e n th e p ro u d g ro w e rs g a th e re d th e r e g a r d s o f th e ir lab o r. O n ly b y su ch dUigence> c a n w e h o p e fo r a tru ly b o u n tifu l cro p . G od h a s g iv e n th e re fre s h in g r a in a n d w a rm su n sh in e , b u t H e e y n c c ts u s to d o o u r p a rt. A n d so it is w ith th e <;Rre a n d c u ltiv a tio n of o u r s p iritu a l lives. M a n is en d o w ed w ith m a n y ta le n ts a n d q u a litie s, b u t u n le ss h e te n d s a n d n u r tu r e s t h e i t g ifts, th a y w ill n o t in cre ase a n d grow* 'p e rso n is a t m a tu r ity , w h e n m e n d w isd o m . B y a tte n d in g th e se ra re a t m m * o f tlM ir t th e S crip tu re^! w e w ill re a lis e v ices 6 f th e C h u rc h ah< h e ro o n e a r th —a n d w ill b e p re g r e a te r h a p p in e ss a n d < 7 E S T o f a life h e re a fte r. p a rin g o u rselv es f o r m }. t YVIIflgnta M MM. irtVrn.’ - --V . •••or aw..M « sset is ilnjw obao4 of * » M l' ' riklt Hnop « Mupply L'o, J. C. HutchUoii A-Co, Sltlppera o f V«gcUblaa l.i ™• » « „ . ifirSfSESHfC OalailtH Raminoh T n g k A . Tractor Co. ....... W6 W. lit BL "Whsrs Sportsman Maat1 MHnr Machliu A AU. FOR JH£ c j Contractor . French At*. ... Tab IIM H I a fiik A tt, iFhana U7-W i«rlk GIm A Kslst Co. UMy Dry llfw^ro Pittsburgh Dltaa for ' f t K tn d SL A �« h m n»nronn hmuld. sanford rtomoa n n u T ocr. r. nta Give U. S. W .Turbo-Jet Airplane Engine B u ilt 10 Y e a rs A g o I t W ill B e K e p t jBy S m i t h s o n i a n WASHINGTON. Oct. 7— </P>— Great Britain announced today it w ill eive the United Slate* the firat tarbo-jel engine ever lo power a B r it j/ i aircraft in (li|h t. The engine i» one of two Whittle originalt built in the dawin of the Legal Notice IN THE CIIICL'IT COtJItT FOIl TUB NINTH JCDICIAI. CIRCUIT IN AND Ft)It BEMINOI.K COHN TT. FLORIDA. IN CIIANCBItY NO 1111 _ IHVOHIh Z. tS HHAItl'B. plaim irr. LOKF.NA rtllAlll'K. NOTtcia TO A rniA H YOl U1IUUVA NIIAtll'KjWhoaa ad dtsew.and raaldaaca la 1141 Aimed* Rlrav /. Naahvllla. Ttnnaaaaa. You ara haraby required lo til* an appearance on Nov*iabar Kb. IM*. in iha circuit Court tar th> Ninth Judicial Circuit In and toi Himlnnl* County. Florida, In I'baurary. In a mil ftlad apalnul you milled, r. K rill Alt FK. plalnlitr wa. I.(HI UNA HltAltFK I>. fandmit. wh*rrln Ih* plain' IfI ■Mka n decree of divorce agalna' you. WITNKHH my hand and offlrlal aaal of lha enlil Court al Hanford. Florida. County or Hrralnote njid Hole or Florida. Ihla tth day o( Oclokpr. A. D.. !»♦». ■V r*. P, IIKIlNIioN Clerk of Circuit Court ARAL Kt.KUTIO* FMtltT.AWATII'V Diiilsr and by virtu* of aulhorliy In me veated aa lha Mayor of "Iffc^'I'y of Hanford. Florida. T IterdVy onll a Munlrlpal lleneral Flection lo be held throughout lha C|ly or Hanford, Florida, on lb* Hh day of November, l#l», for election of nun l.’lltr Comrnlaeloner for term o f office tor three rear*. Hald election aluill be held at IheVJ'y llnll In "Hid City of Hanford.' Floridu. In conformllv to the Inure and ordlnnncea reln'lna in rlerllona now In force lo enld City. The poll" will he open al fltlO n'rtork A ,\l . Kaa'ern Htandnrd Time, and will dnae at 7;<M> o'clock 1*. V. on "aid dam I hereby a'limln' Mr*. Ilnlph Aii'tgii Hmllli. Il.ivum'id l.noi|i|iilal Hid Ftovil A Painter i* In.pcr lorn hlot Mra F. I! Ilounilltal h» Clerk of .aid election, in wiTNHHH w in:iii:ttF. i H ave h c t e l i n l i . aet m V h a n d Ha Mayor of il,« city of Hanford. » |oiIII", »nd have . a »'e I ii, he J*t *ra — about ten yean ago. w ill be pruented to the SmiJhtonion In tiilu tio n on Nov. 8 by S ir Oliver Franks, B ritiih ambaiiador. iiit Ktank Whittle, who ia creditwlth the enclne concept and daveiopment, and Patrick Johnson, nuni'King director ot Powsr Jets (reaeurch and development) limit* cd, will attend the ceremony, the BritUh Information Scrvicg said in announcing the gift. Presentation of the Whittle engine cornea a t a time when tne British arc renewing their claim* to world leadership in the jet field oitil displaying their first Jet transport, tne Comet. It come*, too, as American avia­ tion lenders are looking seriously at the time eelvantage the British have gained in producing a jet airliner and jet engines of greatei imwni than any nuw flying in this country. British records show the flr*l jet powered plane to fly was the (iloster Pioneer powered by the Wit. The flight Is listed ns unoffical because It occurred when the plane lifted off the runway during a ta il test. The firet of­ ficial flight occurred a few month." later, on May 111, IIMI, at Cranwrll Alrbana in a (Hosier powered with the Wl engine. Th* Win Engine hnd been built os a spare along with the Wl. It srrvtd later ns a model for an American version built In great secrecy by the Oeneral Electric Com puny to powor the Bell XP60. a two .engine Jet fighter. The first XP-69 to fly Is now In the Smithsonian, A year ago the British sent to this country another major relb of aviation—the Wright Rrothera' original Klttyhnwk Flying mach­ ine, Iho first powered airplane to fly. It had been In England for gl> years because of a dispute between the late Orville Wright snd Bmlthsonlan officials, Blonde Beauty Sinrnn U, I. Film Contract HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 7 - 0 P I - A beauteous blonde who spends her Spare time In Bllde study Is the newest addition to the rank" of Inovic hopefuls. And she's Jane Bussell's sister-in-law too. U n I v u r s a I-International an­ nounced today the signing of l-eslye Banning, 18. She Is married to Jane's brother, Wallace, a Navy Aviation Machinist's Mato. Miss Banning signed the stu­ dio’s new clause which requires bathing suit art for the first five years with one proviso! "I see no harm In posing In a bathing suit," said the shapely Leslye. "But I feel It wllpbo time in atop whan I have nfcUdran. t er, A t> lft:i. aspect to have alx, fat our hoys and ANDIIFIV CAHIIAMAT Ah ' MHVitr of tha City ot two girls." Tho studio sgroed that after Hanford. Florida (HKAM I ■he's a mother, there will ho no ATTKHTi morn cheesecake, II. H. HAYKI1 MUa Banning Is a member of H chy Clark the Lutheran Church In nearby fllendalc. flhe spends spare even­ itftTicn o f rraLitiATMi* in The NaM* of tha Stale of Flor­ ings studying the Bible at a Van ida -Oree'lnca- ; _ Nuys class conducted by Mra. To-Wall*r i.nwery, .Rorala. UF1> Geraldine Bussell, Jane’s mother, I; llnvlnslon Comity, Alabama! *r*hy nulinsd ilia which tho latter also attends fre­ T .f are i hereby nulir euli In dtfi>rce h as been fllei quently. ngnlnai you In Ihn Circuit Court Bhe says she hopes soon to be­ or HemlnoW County, Ninth Circuit, him* of Florida. Hemlnnte County. come a Sunday School teacher. Hlliint* at Hanford. Florida, In the raHH antllled-Mamli l,«« lamrery, I’lalnllff, veraua, Waller l.oweryI'rfiu,riant Tha naluie of Ihn anil la m ohlaln a divorce You are I C i s l l s s i t F ro m P a c s (la s t re'iuTrtil In file an appearance or tile a pleadlnu to the nuIt In voice vole. writing on nr before 'he Fourth Democratic Leader Lucas of Ill­ fay of November. IMP, nr a d»rree pro cnnfeaao will be antertd inois, who called tha Senate into again*! you. session an hour early, aald ho ex­ lVItqeaa my hand and aeal aa Ctarlj of lha Circuit Court, »th pects passage of the controversial Clrrini, Hemlnole Cunnly; Htata <tf farm meaaure today. Mot Ida. a| Hanford, Florida, Ihla ID day nr Hep'fmhar. I»«> Twenty-nine states have no O P. If FIINI'ON laws requiring vision testa In Clerk Circuit Court. Circuit Court -Heal schools, according to tha Ameri­ can Optometrlc Association. Hollywood By BOR THOMAS Cordon MnoHue plays and sings fm June Haver In ihla scene from Warner llros*. “t.onk For The Silva l ining." Color by Tcchnirolor. Showing Sun, and Mon .it the Bit* Theatio a note to the rnntnin and wobbled mil the door. Tne captain looked ni the note mid started l'< pul it In hi. imcket. "WellT” said the bartender. I don't think you want to see it, sergeant," said the captain,— "you whs a sergeant, wasn’t youl*' llv UAL HOYLE The bartender said, "well, NEW . YOltK—OP)—J.t was wasn't In congress—snd that’s after miilnlghl when the fellnw for sure. What did he say?" came in, Hr moved up to the hai The captain spread the rumbled with hla loping slogger. . note on the table. It aald: filth me a beer." ho said. "Thank you—and go to hell! The bartender, who had mea­ sured bis walk, sold: "Just lun out, Bud, better try the nest bar." The newcomer .aid: "Bulb lit hen. mlthor—" aallaa»4 Fraai M«> 0**1 And the burlouder aald sharp pet llmlty meritorious performance ly: of <iuty under fire". His "calm "You heard me? Ileal It! We com age" was noted ss well as can't serve anybody who’s hsd too tiie skillful aggressiveness and much." fighting spirit ho was riedited The man started to object. Then instilling in the pilots he led. he looked down (he bar and saw will, He was aboard tho Liscombe a gentleman, by aei of congress, wearing Iho uniform of an army Jin) when she was torpedoed and sunk in the Gilbert Islands. cantaln. In icront weeks there has been "Exthuth me, thlr *' he started to say. Then he saw the captain's an outcropping of "lettcis to editoil." about Crommelin. One of bored look of distaste. Ho readied for n pencil and these came from a former onllltetj man who told of CrommcMn's scrawled on n oad: "I was lieutenant In Infantry. coinage when the Llsromho Bay Shot through month can't talk. was sunk. lie wrote that after Cminmelin, Hit In rear .... I—Hint’s why wigglo. Sorry. Not drunk. Only want I,milv burned, made it to u rescue drink ono hem. Apioeelato help • mil lie quite calmly discussed straighten nut." « bethel it was worth wliilo for The captain read (lie nolo and (dm to hang on. flushed a deep led. Alti'i the win, LTiimmvlIn had "Draw the guy n heer,” he it.....- W ashington d u ty and then said angrily, lb' showed Ihn note when ilii' new nlreraft rarriei Satat Iho bnrletidor, who read it and [inn was ready In go to sea he was flushed. Then the but keep said named her first skipper. quickly: A couple of liioru assignment* ' "Ynth—yes, sli what'll you and then, last April, ho was atImvoT" inched lo the Joint chiefs of staff, "Juth a hem rmnorolierT" said thi" country's military hljh com­ the, nx-lleutcnant. Well, iho in an had a Iteer . . . ma ml. Then he publicly rharged anil a lifer . . anil nnotliet heel'. that the Navy's offensive Is "being Tho foam seemed to float him a nibbled to death" and its morals destroyed. llllle. He said he readied he likely "Sir," salt! the harte'ider, poui Ing a fourth beer he wanted to wai tossing away his Navy ca­ "ffrr. " It ended up myself with a reer. hut did in the hope that Con­ platoon in tho I'nclflc . . . I'd been gress would Investigate. with the boys all the way . . . hut He and Mrs. Grommelin, the when they of feted me a hat tie- former Lillian E. Landis of Ban field commission, 1 . . . .” Diego, C alif, have three children. "Tliunktha," said the si ranger. The family rails Wrtumpka, Ala., "I appthrehlatc ll . . . I umlrithand home. ^ i ‘ . . . hot I’d rather buy my own Ho Is one of five In other*, all I got wife ami two kidths . , . hut government paying me pouth- graduates of l lie Naval Acad«my. All hut one trained as pilot#. Two ion at holh endtha." He gulped hla Infer, scribbled were kilted in Ihe last war, More Ways Than 1 Of Getting A Beer And This Is It ('apt. Crommelin HOLLYWOOD. Oct. 7—(4*1— Burt Lancaster Is proceeding with plana for a circus film In the face of competition from Cecil B. DeMltte. Lancaster appears unperturbed by the fact that the veteran diractor has been traveling with the Ringlittg Bros.—tlarnum and Bailey circus and plans an epic of lift) under the big ton. “ Wo aren't competing with him," sayi the actor, a former circus Star. "He's comnetlng with us. He Couldn’t possibly get thp background we gained through personal expoHenre." Lancaster has arranged a role |n tho film for hi* former aerial partntr. Nick CrXvat. The actor took a couple nf writer* with him when’ he toured with the cirrus this yeai. He plans the production for sometime next vear and hopes that It will do for (he circus "what ‘Red Shoes' did for ballet," Burt's acrobatic training comes In handy In hi* current film, "The Ilawk and the Arrow.” It's a I'Jthrentury action varn -h is Tiist cosluma picture—"and I Jump from cliff# and buildings, ride harehark -rna aqi o| «pp« n«t« «|f ..'i«|Mtj put rent "heef-rake" trend liy tinring much of hi* manly chest. Rhonda Fleming hears that het hoe*. David O. Krlslrk, haa Mg plana far television. The producer says he’ll star Rhonda In a series nf musical shows, tn he filmed In color In anllctnatlon of Muted TV. Director William Wyler addresses the Yalu drama department on converting n stage play to Hie screen. Hell lake along his "Tha Heiress." Does this mean the Ivy League is icrngulilng movies a* an att. Aquatic aces Anita Llinoat and Ruatar Crahhe loin Johnny Weloamutter In his latest "Jungle Jim" film. There's a east that might not he able to art, hut surely can swim like the dickens. . Alfred Hllehrnck ha- returned if le r dlrecllng "Blag* Fright" in England He'll travel again for hla next one. Hla "I Confess" will be filmed partly In llucbet Eleanor Parker ha* her own way nf ehoslng children’* name*. Bhe had >it picked out for tier last one—"hut when 1 «a« her, she looked like a Busan, uhtrh wasn't even on the list." So *ho'* watting until she sees h*v liesl baby, which Is due nrxt April. She'* working On "The Rock Bottom " That’s a picture, mind Vim. Helen Wesrott. tin-gory Peek'* leading lady in “The Hun Fighter,'' ja acting veteran despite her ten­ der year*. She served nine years in the local tong-rim play. "The Drunkatd." She'* the daughter of the late Gordon WesouU. Bueh former newspanerhoya a* Frank Sinatra, Boh Hope and (lov. Earl Warren made radio spot announcement* In salute Nation­ al Newspsperhoy nay, which Is tomorrow. And here's another sa­ lute In the leds who deliver the 7t.ln s mi i , ?n iff» •• 30 '• .If. UMNO STATION W.T.R.R. PlCFkWi furntla Varl*iy h .»ii \|t>f( Ilif Hi ml lix»mr (>i»m Spurt* Klim «»f l»»y I'opultir Ahi*i» IT * fl u tin- Tlifi** Iff. H;t»o R A T I M il %\ W fu lo rn himi 7:00 7 1S I Tin t 7 «•1 I' - u New* Sr Hr* rUaml' Hl SiHihcrilt ■« New* TitrnlHliIf TImmSul |inin *o*: l'+ii i v Ne w* Hinn i»rr Mj]0 New* it:SI WfMlitrii JiuuL •t •*»- • lull 8:<io Poll 111a i M Of»D 8 :3 0 Ator n I<>H 1o ' * 4S S i o o d * i n VI 11 New **: DO Now* IlMW Fnr***in Mu rur n l« " 1 VI*.. h 4t|llt1 |ii}Hiliir vi il I' ln I ’ i * r * R A l!i*> A * : M 1 Mlinlr (lilt. \t»w Mine* l i t t i nt, 1 C h i l d r r iiV ' ‘ 11*nl . I l n u r Ills 3*» !» r* iQ ilu III IS ID 30 14 J DO 11r30 . I IS 13'Ml it a »; :o | 00 I 30 8 <10 I :00 3 30 • 3o TeenHm The tilth Mi Tlir Mr If; I Ne vi.* T vaI I.M. 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VI II.Nii.N JnNI X lipfendii lit vv ITM:mj4 mi liaml ami himI Bt F*,| III "ft| Kit*I k*1*i HU- Mil "I'll of ......... \ n mi'» ** f’ ni;it.MMi\ » h *U ♦'ll r l||l ■'ll Of t ............ f'iMiiitk I hirlilR l \l. tm n n r r gA * * n c * '^ ^ i g M g g jid flri rn Ihough Romr miiy h r HI in p rr Irn for rhiil o f limp rlirrlt rm ir Imuini n rr in irr nr ill Kindly yo u mi iilur no Ivir nlirs lo your r u r rrn l nruilft. |»ovlri« H. JAMES GUT AGENCY 812 E. FIRST ST. P HO N t IS im* a 0(1 ,,, t lf . r v il H. h* 'im t ■*ui'»'*ir •*" tn* *h .h it , "1 \ .v . .. ih•* v h i') t i t*. rli. hill ..f . ■•Mil'll* 1 " lt d ♦u tii"-» >**n Ht Mi • * ll • H it •■'•urt h’. . i t h t i f f i 11 M<!"( M il l . i 'l n * M i l i 1..... H11II" Mil l i t hi t riii . ,,rnif ,*l 1l**n r 1‘r Hi* t . f ■I f l tt* h»* 1*•(Mint*. •I In Tti»* a .m I"ft II*d( i i 1*1 U ttl'F ,* **.k f**i l.jur . Mtippi <tl |V i ' WUnt'M w rp K * <i l* Hfr mluit Where but Cowan’s for your Farm Plan >lr**t. Altavista, Virginia. You ar* h irtb r notlfOd (hat ■ad coMa of human J o lngs, ft lull for divorce haa baan (Had (M in t you,) In tba Cirri'll Court Of mmlnald County, Florida, In Chmncary. br John Laland Hmlihar. and roll ara required In flla your wrl'tan appaarnnra to |ha Elll of complaint In aald oauaa on Monday. October II, l*t», and In defaull Iharanl aald rauaa ■hall prnraad •« pari* analnal yeu-^An abbreviated alyla or tha Just Arrived ’ r a » ^ la John t.aland Hmlthar, Plaintiff. va. llalan Wrlnht Hn»Uh*r, Defendant, and lha nalura of tha aull la la obtain a dlvorca. Wlintaa iuv hand and aaal a< Clarkof Circuit Court of lha t * '1 Ninth Jadleiai Olmiit, tteminote Counts'. Hist* or Florida, Ihla lha Sporting Goods irnd Pdar of Haptamhar, A. D. HO. I N B. FIHHT I'HONE O. P, HKRNPON Clerk pf aald Circuit Court ■KAL BEAL R ^ e NAMBL and VARNIHH 4 PUNfacto M ILDEW KKSISTANT TOYS CARM0TE V>' HIGH LUSTEK YOU WILL m ■: 1 f*\i'i‘|»iion h» (in1 min Hint n liuhtweighH^ hut h i. to siM'rilit't* soinclhitiH in style p f lailorini*. Ilrru 's n Iml. llm l's lighter thsR yt.in M'iftilnr M l , Im t rt’hiitH nil Ihf* custom fm iu rrt. Hotly withiiitl. w c ij'lil; frn lliery softw i l Iiiiii I. lo-,* o f cliiiriit'lcr; (op-o'-the- There Ih None Better At Any Price ' h) For Concrete Or Wood Quirk Drying Hsid Flnlah All at Lower Prices * !SV if* ,,rint B*«,) f - w ** House •For Bath Room*, Kitchen, All Wood work FLOOR and DKCK $3.75 T—4 Start M tog yo« to coim In and Iho Matty Horn that wo hova lo offor at m lrO opo O "Mix " ( ’ms* ro iin tr y " is Ihe happy HUNT'S TUXEDO FEEDS Citrus Pulp ............ $2.50 . Wheat Grey S horts....... ...................$3,95 dood Yellow Covti $3.75 Tuxedo Chops ................. $4.10 rr on rh# Lighfweiqhl Hot with Cuttnm Fnalurejf Btautlful Color*, Easy Un Th* Eyi# SOFT-GLOSS i- Tuxedo 20% Dairy F e e d .......... ( ’o u i i l r y Easy To Anply For Wood Or Plait*? KOTALL ROBSON *- C ro h N (Julck d r y in g ,. I-on* liw U rit P o rc e la in w h ite— w ill n o t yellow lift* m siniirl tit’** I Iml, siiyx i/*d f//d Dobbs— Ih, 1 1 s whaI yon get in "Cross C ountry.” ' PLEASED WHEN YOU USE CARMOTE PAINT . St. . ] * » WE CAN FURNISH PAINT FOR ANY SURFACE AND GLASS FOR EVERY PURPOSE YOU CAN ALWAYS DEPEND ON OUlt QUALITY PRODUCTS., OUR SUPERIOR SERVICE, ALL. AT iLQVY PRICES * Call un for Reliable Palatere who ^guarantee their work ■ - i f ' e V i r ' t * • **JC « M t 4.11 «t . •bem v ifW S . departm ent: ' ■ fv l :v* I 'lerk i>t Haiti t tun Mlih th** >*t Flrln 1 • al th*...... n fhiufttnl Kh»rl*l«, 11| |a Mil Ht || V h | LIt !4 • • I* IILIINlHiN rlnrR hi:.\i 'I W Wail'. H.ltift'l *1 HInr MlI* \M"int’V fur HhiHiMfl Hu u �♦| i r rm2 ]i $ 1 t E m *f ,T1,'1■ ' l'h» Sanford-Herald S T A R R EP O R T EK The Comics Di. C. L. f c n o n b O C T O M E T H I8 1 "r-SW .’-Wr £!!« MOLLA FRIDAY, OCT. 7, 1818 ' ^TOMWHlBCrVliRHll “ *■“■™■■m H we are right With conscience we Med give tittle concern to any other reproach. Gml hath taken aw ay nty reproach.—Ge 30:2.'). Haw would -you like to lie n l i n t baseman and knock a home rup is the W o ild Scrict? N o ) Well, how w oult^you like to he * pitcher apd fan nine in a row? ura may well woniler how trie ampa came to ue caneti “comic”, ami how the comic section or the 8unday paper came lo he known a* the "funny paper". The comic* in their preacnt form did indeed spring from newapaper picture titrljia which based their appeal on comedy, a little before the turn of the century. But a display recently gathered by the Library of CongrcHH advances the proportion that the comics ure n twentieth century development of the art of pictorial story-telling, going back to the cave paintings of the Nsundnrthnl |ieriod, 20,000 years uifo. 'it (ills proposition is un accurate one, the comics actual­ ly have a foundation of Herlous nature, in which comedy appears mostly hy coincidence. No one can ever know why the Neanderthal cave paintings were created, but the chan res are that their purpose was not tu amuse but to educate those who would see them. The were the best means ut hand for recording Ideas. Early Chinese and aboriginal Mexi­ can drawings and the picture stories of early Greek temples, which are Included in the Library of Congress chain of deve­ lopment, also w ere examples of the ability of the people of those times to make a record of ideas and happenings. This chain of development Is brought forward in consider­ able detail, showing I lie appearance of wordii to supplement the pictures, and the growth of artistry. If thlH is really the history of the comic strip, then it must Is* a modern attempt to record ideas by the means at hand. Since the means consists of pictures usuhlly supple­ mented by words, it must be addressed to children in the early years of reading, intended to help shape their early grasp of written Ideas. To what end is this ancient device of.ediication and communication being used today? Another fe ta l automobile ac­ cident in Sanford; This city u building up a reputation (or t r af ­ One irmlltlonitl argument far a high ta riff in nonsense, fic accidents which is not good. nays Pit'll (». Hoffman, administrator of the Economic Co­ Something ought to lie done about operation Administration. Hr* spenks partly from hi* knowGovs m o t W arren is reported to bat^s closed his office in the Capitol ill order lo catch up with his paper worjk. M ay b« he is going to get himself ■ paper dolf. The House lin t passed the u*vlsed Social Security h ill bungina about I I m illion more workeis un­ der i t l wing, boosting benefits about 70 percent. Ilu l t lir Senate ia* sot suppose to act on the meaaura b a ltu t next year, so don't statt spending yum money loo soon. Wa move slowly in this country. 'President Truman told repaiters at his press conference I In- nllier day that pretty soon lie ii going to show them some figuirs on etonemy in goveinmeiit which is gostartle them. Hilt we don't I t s hdw lie 'is going |o get atound t)|at S40 billion a year annual rsp w d d u ie , or that govarnment dabt ledge of European roiiditlona, and partly out of hib mamif'ru*tiiriiiif experience with the dtudclxiker Corporation, linth lead him to decry the old fear that Europe might flood the United Statea with musses of cheap goods. Bay he: “The goods Eoropeuna can aend will b«r, for some time to come, pathetically fi*w and disappointingly high In price." Tin* old alarm of cheap goods him not been heard ho often lately ua lined to be the ram*, but now and then it ia Mounded. It wna raised promptly after the recent money devfiluiitiona In Europe. Americana ahould profit by tlieir experience nftur World Wur I. Thou we were told aolemnly I hut, in addition to fighting the mat of the world nlmoat ainpli'-handed, Germany had l>een accumulating maaaea of nianufacturetl artielea, reutiy to ahip them to the United Statea ua noun aa pence wna declared, to capture the Ameri­ can market. Thla tale wita too preposterous to deserve credit, hut It wan spread, mu! helped tuuku it poHalhte to enact the high protectionist Fordney-McUumljer ta riff act of 1022. Huffman probably has these considerations in the hack of Ilia mind. Ilia uiiuaiial training should make the nation heed him, Longer Life During recent decntltm the average length bf life among Amorica'a wage-earners and their families I ihh la*«*n increasing mors rapidly than that lor the country's population as a whole, according to the Metropolltain Life Insurance Com- puny* 'in' , ,, In 1011 the expectation of life at birth In the wageearning Inmilies was shorter yb tltk yeurs thnn for tha general population, hut by W4H It had virtually reached the level of thii population as a whole, the Metropolitan reports. Thklng the company's millions of Industrial policyhold­ ers ns a representative cross section, the expectation of life ai birth in HI4N among the Industrial population was at an all-tltiie high of (17.1(1 which Is a gain of 20'v years since earning families was shorter hy (I'A years than for the Mi'tlertu population the gain In average length of life since 1011 lias been nlHtiit 14 years, » "This remurkuhle progress in lidding tn length of life among the wage-earners and their families may he a ttri­ buted largely to advances In the medical sciences, to public health measures, and to the rapid rise in the standard of living of the industrial population," the Metropolitan says. “Further efforts will undoubtedly add greater gains to this regard df past achievement in longevity." Sanford Forum Mr, I , h, (lean Tha Herald Hanford, Els. Dear Mr. Dean: 1 want to take this opportunity, now that the folio Epidemic Kmeigency Drive Is over, to express my sincere gratitude and that of mir organisation as a whola for tha cooperation newspaper. in brii -----the news of tho financial emergency cauaed by ths infant Its purely sis epidemic In your 'readers. lo r ftoqd c'dnttol in Cantral dh was c ia c llj;' doubled, a M af r itp c tl, no ,doubt, .for M i l H o l!.a d ' and Pepper, k of w haj we could do in this w With our river* and. bar* i.g» wall a»t _wilh otgr hoaptfala highw ay*, ' were It not *for It fa ;gratifying to k n e w 'th a t you realised the obligation of the National, Foundation to Inform the public of the grim foots of record incidence and overwhelmlug.costa*and your aaalatanco help­ ed m'ake iH m iiihU for' u» to ’ful­ fil that obligation. Financial results of tha drive a r t no},,/•» b * i of course wit) be publialy annouMed a* Noil aa rkpMUpl. is compete. :ThanVjfoii slncsnfip far Vhot In n,*n and h* bscams * thing soul; therefore bccauss of, .Gad's breath being in the bu inert being, tha lattae becomes responsible foe his words and deeds. As the'Heart fails at death tn pump Ilia blood, breathing censes, but that does not end all for then the soul be­ comes dormant. As a sesd that has ceased growing, has ranched a ripened stage is placed for a period In the gralnery awaiting a new creation. We eannot expect to produce perfectly formed grain from Im­ perfect aead of that blighted by dlaeaaa. Neither will a soul be ready for an eternal check-up tf blighted In aoy way by tin. For God sold the soul that slniwUi, It iMU die. Better If that death tlla a lt' WASHINGTON, Oet. 7-T A ')The bill to change the Social Se­ curity program, juai paaaad hy the Moure ami due tor Senate action neat year, would give help to a whole new group of people who can't get It under the present law. They are; t. Those who a r t covered hy the law but become totally and perm­ anently disabled before reaching SB whan they would have been eligible fpr an old ago pension. tinder, the bill, if it became law, they'd receive a penalon at the time they beceme totally and per­ manently disabled, equal to 'he pension they’d have received If they reached 56. This would cost the government about $700,000,000 u veur. 2. Those who are not covered hy the law, ami therefore not en­ titled to a pension at any age. but who are now or become total­ ly and permanently disabled. The government would give money tu help them, too. This No. 2 plan Is called asalatance mid would cost the government shout $00,000,000 a year. Hut the govern­ ment help would go only to those states which set up a program and helped match federal funds. Congressional staff experts fig­ ure thef* am 2,000 000 disabled people, In this country now and that about 200,000 of them rmild modify at once for federal as­ sistance. (The totally and permaiientlv disabled people In No. i, who didn't get enough money and are In need, could get additional assistance un­ der No. 2.) Here's a further explanation of whnt the present law does and how the bill, If It became law, would make changes: Old Age Assistance—. Every stale has a program for making rush nayments to people over itB who live at home and are In need. (This Is not tu lie confused with the old age insurance proitiain which Is the government1! pension plan for workers who retire el (in after paying a tax regularly In­ to (he Hi,Hal Hecurity fund. Under the present law the gov­ ernment gives states and Inral governments money tn add to the money which they give needy old people. The government miw Is fooling altout Bfi per rent nf the hill m a cost of about $800,000,000 a year. If tha bill brrarno law, the rnst to the government would g" up about another $75,000,000. Now the average payment to the needy aged across the country —this Includes combined federalstale payment*—I* $44, ranging from low of $18.80 In Mississippi to a high of $70.58 In California The Mil would Increase* tw gov­ ernment's help to the states, rang­ ing frnm a tup of $0 mure par per­ son In the poorest states to $1.25 or less In the rlehest onee. livery state would get something. The Needy Bllrtd—. The federal government and tha states—except Missouri. Pennsylvania ami Ne­ vada Which have their own prograin—chip Ih tu help needy blind people. About, 70,000 needy blind people ere receiving this help. The combined average payment to them U $4(1, ranging from a low of $22.15 in Kentucky lo a high of $82.50 In California. The fedeiul contribution In this program Is about 45 per cent— or $10,500,000 a year—with the *nt»- and local governments put­ ting up the other 66 per cent. Under the bill federal help would lie Increased about $1,800,000. Thta would !>• under tha asme plan--* top of $B and then down—sa ex­ plained for the Old Age Assistance program. Aid to Dependent Children—. All atetes, except Nevada, have plana In which tM Mates and fadcinl government, give money for helping** dependent children. They're children who—with one or both » auparil ■ Vn.. rr«!M4vp. rent The cumbined government—state |payments to families fog such dependent children av erif* $78.73, with about threa children par family. The rang# of paymsntn Is from $26.63 In Mississippi to a high of $tU6 In tha atata of Wash­ ington. th e govarnmsnt contribution to this program ta about 42 per cent —or around $200,000,000 a year— with the atetea and local governmehta putting up the remaining M per cent, t f the bill became law, the eoat to the government would go up another $106,000,000. Child Welfare Services—. Every Mete has a program for the child card, such aa protecting thoaa la danger of bacoMlng delinquent*. "i >«ai|hl hove been eqwetad, soW d 'm cd kin t in BtiQtin la c o iltha laxpayan more than it ! i*4aalt# aiis4mnk..a L .J W rfa fo r fo r v ln fa n llla f r Editor, Tl Banford.il Wa t« l and know aes a soot an organ. fl , Aaeiuin ^ MS saniw feil - near laya waa first MM0 lytvaala about 1710. i*. tha old ways and Opt ehurvhes in I 10.1 daatha pay tO M w Ita tlu a l 1* --. Ft w H aak B id * MO NOW OPEN • 24 H o u r* A D iy Bennett's Service 2 Statioi) f w e ts your Sanford and Celery-Ava. • Stfif h u n t in g e q u ip m e n t ROBSON Sporting Goods A |k « X\ ir iri tm e tot**o i - ■;.« d i d V O & A ' B M K t k FOA* fv tc o s t I I I U f f ll tiM A B M E A U T O IN S U R A N C E * California gold I North Carotins than-In any othar was miiiHil in I U. S. stale. t's part of every street scene—somethin! you see every day. Car owners in three different price daises —all happy ubout the same thing. One of them drives a new Buick Special, which you see poking forth its new, bold-look forefront at the left of our picture. I Another will tell you there's nothing like i t . . U iT S n n '. the Super's "happy mediutft" of size end' comfort, power aiid easy handling, style end '* standing. And if you're looking for prestige, where Is tohuy SQtnuch os in that W-kpler, the Roadmastez, with ftei^ghnenoe and really, royal But all these good folks get to o th e r on this! < , * ' * ^ * T here's no ride quite so soft, and cushiony m the Buick ride, w hatever,the size and series. T here's no power quite eo satisfyingly lively as Buick’s high-oomprcMion, h ig h p r t t t u r * Fireball pow er..-— .. Above all, there's no “buy” like a Buick ~ do c ar that gives; you s u ^ w r l c h dollar1* > o r tk ,o J sm s irt end ^UvelUdMi for So why not look the whole line over? \b t!r Buiek dealer has these grand trayel-matgs in ii bakorT dozen of different body types sad sizes. Sfhrt your shaip^ing iH tils sh o f * ro o m -e n d you'll flhd thafkTM on Iclivory ha has exactly w hat you w a n t �« \ S o c ia l And P erso n a l T elephone 148 Mrs. Lee, Wilkinson Calender Honor Gladys Wells —*T“ \ I'I FRIDAY The American Legion Auxiliary will meet at 7:30 P.' M. at the l a cion llu t. >• SATURDAY The touriat group will meet at 7:80 P. M. at lh e’'lfour id Center. Game* ami refreshment* will be enjoyed nnJ pritea awarded. All rlaltora are wekoiue.' Mra. Florence Carter, Grand Mation. Grand Chapter uf Florida, will make her official visit with Semlnol. Clrapter No' 2, O. K. 8. The meeting will follow a tea to he given from 4:U0 to &:110 I'. M. at the Maeonlc Hall. MONDATt Circles of the Women of the Presbyterian Church will mean •* follows at 8:30 P.- M.: Circle Ho. 1, Mrs. H. A. Cobb, chair­ man, with Mrs. W. M. Thigpen, 108 Magnolia Avenue; Circle No. I , Mra. K. W. Fite, chairman, with lira . H. C. Whelfchal, 1016 Mag­ nolia Avenue; Circle No. 3, Mra. L. ' I, F railer, chairman, with Ur*. W. S. Willis, 312 Geneva Avenue; Circle No. 4, Mr*. C. C. Henderson, chairman, with Mrs H. H. McCaalllV 2041 Mellonvtlle Avenue; Circle No. 6, Mrs. A. B. McRaney, chairman, with Mrs. C. L. Redding, 640 Valencia Drive; Circle No. 8, Mra. J. E. H unter, chairman, with Mrs. E. V. Turner, 147 . Melionvlll* Ave­ nue; Circle No, .?• Mrs. L. E, NValker, chuliman, with Mra. F. L. Woodruff, 8r>, 620 Oak Ave­ nue; Business Woman’s Circle No. 1, Mrs, C. M. Boyd,chairman, will meet with Mrs. Gertrude Gil­ bert, 700 Palmetto Avenue at 8:00 V*. 61.; Birsiiiux* Woman's Circle No. 2, Miss Maud' Wilson, chair­ man. with Miss Hottv Huhlavcr C40H Palmetto Avenue ut 8:00 P. M. The pre-school age .Sunbeam . 1 Band uf the Woman’s Missionary Union of the F lrit Baptist Church ;o will meet nt 11:0u A. M. In the church nursery.' Circles of the Woman's Miss­ ionary Society. u ft the First .Bap­ tist Church will meet at 11:00 A. M. as follows: Circle No, 1, Mrs. Myiou Smith, chairman, In the Men’s Bible Class room; Circle No. 2, Mrs. Max Cleveland,, chair­ man, in .the T. E.Wn Clapu T-oofn; C ,r „ . No. », man, In the Won loom; Circle No. 4, .Mrs. J. L. Jackson, chairman, in the Young Men’s Class room: Circle No. 6, Mrs. H. E. Turner, chairman, In the Fidelia Class room; Circle No. 6. Mrs. It. T. Thomas, chair­ man, in the Phllathra Class room; Circle No. 7, Mrs. B. R. Beck, '.chairman, In Mrs. Dixon's Class j- r , roam. At I2:lt0 o'clock a covered dish luncheon, .will he served In the General Aaunthly mum and at 1)00 o'clock Circle No. I with Mrs. Cf. Wuyde Rnfcker, program chkirman, will direct the prugram, her J ubjert being "Christ the Answer or tiie Pagan People*". All wom­ en of the church are urged tu a t­ tend. w TUESDAY The Woman'* Bible Class of the '.F irs t Huntlst Cliuntmwill meet at 7:30 P. M. at the church annex. fi ‘Members are iuik«|*ttPdrt*» for a 'tacky' party. Hosteme* will be 0 - - 'M r s . Voile Williams. Mrs. A. J. Peterson, Mrs. K. T. Hunt and Mrs. B. F. McWhorter. The Pilot Cluh will hold Its din­ ner meeting in the Tourist Cen­ ter at 8:80 P. M. The Junior High School ParentTeacher Association will meet In the auditorium a t 3:30 P, M. Talent Night To Be Held At Homotel Featured on the home talant .Bight to be held tonight- at the Homotel of the Fellowship Front at 7:00 P. 61. will ka Mra. Kuti. a reeding; Mr. and Mra. Woodard, duet; Miss B. Thomas, eoprano solo; Miss Justins Rushing, reel tatlon; Louis Kneeling and Mra. Vermeil, piano and cello aoloa; Mra. Harry Lee and her sister Mr*. Jack Wilkinson entertained yesterday with a tea honoring Alias Gladys Wells, whose m ar­ riage to Uavld Alexander Dyal will he an wont of Oct. 12. Guests called between the hours of 4:00 and 6:30 o'clock at lite Lee home on Laural Avenue. The rooms were beautiful with arrangements of white gladioluses uml greenery. Miss Marilyn Messier met the guests at the door and showed them to the receiving line com­ posed of Mrs. Lee Miss Wells and her mother, Mrs. George Wells, und Mrs. Wilkinson, The utttuctivc young Imnoree was gowned In white organdy trim ­ med with eyelet hatlztc which formed an apron effect nt the front of the full skirt. She Wort* a yel'■>w hibiscus in her lii'r. Mr* Wells wort a white print gown, M's. Lee wore a black .liess uvtrialil a pink print and Mrs. Wilkin­ son was gowned in soft grey nrvans a. The Ira table was covered with s cut work linen cloth and ren ••red with a silver bowl holding while gladioluses. White tapei* were In silver holders. Mrs. W K. Stamper presided at the punch howl during the afternoon and as•M inu wee*, the Misses PonU up Sandra Monfoi Ion M-nut 86 •Urals called during rhe afternoon. Jf>H«is A f ’nnk. J r . w oiinrpH W ith P a r t y Mrs. Jesse A. Conv. .ir.. a racenf hrldp. was honored Inst Thursdsv evening with a given hv Mr*. M. C. Ifngan ami Mrs. H. H. Hulhert of Orlando til «■«) p. >f. at the Hagan home. The rooms w»-re decorated with nulled plants *•nil greenery with nntigonnu. Con­ tests ami novel games were entoyed hv the guests After the hnnnri e opened the ntane invelv gifts refreshments consisting of small enkes. nuncii sml salted nuts were served liv Mrs. Ifngan mill Mrs. Hulheti as•slated hv Mr*. Walter Fesler. Mis. E. A. Ftrotherson, ,lr. and Mrs. M. V. Wilkins. The guests present Itirlmled Mrs. •John E. Fox. Mr*. Grnrge McCall. Mrs. G, mi B. Bransn, mi Mrs. r** ■, vCarson mi Hint Cook. Mra. R. W. Sturdivant. .Mrs. CV K. Johnson, Jr., tMr». K. C. HAi per, Mrs. Percy Chapman, Mrs. Joe Barns, Mr*. H. K. Morris. Mis. Martin Rllneclnher. Mrs. J. A. Cook. fir.. Mrs. M. V. Wilkins. Mrs. E. A, Brolhersnn, Jr.. Mr*. L. A. Prlne of Orlandn, Mrs, W. P, Smith, Mrs, Douglas Htepstrom Mr*. Cliff Abies, Mrs. Marvell Denham. Mrs, Jams*-Riser, Mrs. J. H. Phillip*, Mrs. Clfcyhm Smith -Mr*. William Stamper. .Mrs. J. B. Odham, Mrs. Clarence Collins. Mr* •lohn Rader, Mr*. Thelma Stephen* of Orlando, Mrs. Oelnn Revels, Mra. Michael Word. Mrs. Anthony f t l i - _ Y l . . * * t .. f A 1 1 .. ,1 Uussi. Ml** Dottle Smith and Ml* . Vera Phillip*. 1 e rs o n a l $ John Ivey, Jnck Hall uml An­ drew Carruway Were in .lucksunvllle on Wednesday ami visited Edward Higgins who is confined to St. Vincents Hospital then-. Mr. and Mrs. Wuodmn Ca*h have a* llii’lr gevsri .dr*, t’asii's sister. Miss Jean Haiuplnii, uml .Mils Martha Marlon <>1 Galax, Term. .Mis* Hampton i* «**o,iuled with Hunt Mercury r-uinpnny. Ati. uml Mr*. Orville Tuurhtuii uml Mr. and Ml*. !i M. Cu, luan plan to leave on Satin day t u Sun Fraticlsco, Cnllf. Whiletheii- Mr*. Tuuehtun will attend the-ilver anniversary of the Aioeiiciio Dental Assistant's Assia-lntloii a- a delegate from the Morula State Denial Assistants, uf ninth -lie Is president. They willn it, visit places uf Interest In and linm California. T . K, L. C la ss M eets W ith M rs. V ieltery A . h , H o s s e tle t , A lt* . II. N t winley, A lls . H e llio n , A lls , v ..lilt....... iiv lh i* >“ o»»i !'li4* tiim n if liih lt* w i i ? a-ta\ 8'| a I •••. ill. ,1 I I I uiu) w h in - i'lo th ami Mr*. Vickery. (iiv e n ... . . . . The A....... (list n - s i ' t l It-w" b '* bittlidny etlke nrif,klJ1i Thtniksgiving sen ice lignin '■**" 1 I n t c r d c n o m in a f io n u \ P u r ly liy M V F Alt liilerilenininiiulliimil pm tv, sponsoied by the Methodist Youth Fallowsitlp, was he hi mi I'uesdny evening Ml the Mitlmdist I’ansh House at 7:30 P. Al. .Member* of the M, Y. F. are tilin g to revivo the nelivitirs of tiie mti'iileiioinliiotional group following tin limellvity of tliri'g years. During the evening the gimlp enjnyetl singing folk song* led hy | Stunlay Hrumley uml folk game* I'ollnwiiig an niiimnl hunt, u meeting which will I dt piny of nenmit nidmiil* and , first 'l ion-titty in Novetnliei. otliei gutties, n stnry period was en loved. Mis. Ilurrv Walt Inld ..f tiie "< tu ns Train" tty Kiilltlej Alts, William* told Ihe Slorv nr "I low n Item l.earneil to Head Hie Kornii". Mi-, l.omlonhftg.,.assisted | | - v . iil : i l , Mr. U ; ^ttheW i of the 8TORR8 8CHAFi. ,FEf| Tfllo^ng Cpmpeny wUI be with us thru . ^iturdiy ^October Ith. Mr. Matthews will be showing « complete of FALL Woolens for men and women and will bs glad to toft* measures for auit^ or topeoaU to ba dtUvered at euatomera convenience. Van tlij1 Imslt *» In -eivillg r#fi esliliieiiift, ttio. i, consisted o f 'Ice el emu uml ,.,,1,,. pt,,,.,. t,„j0ylng the pmiy >*#>, f t. . ill * i t i i i l A !><■■> L I l a m ft | . | n L ivtfto Sidiiyed. A lv in K ilp a tric k , With Tommy wore Phillip llud-ntt, p resilient of Ho- M Y. K. wctcumi’nrI Kemitsat. Larry Smitli It'll- closed with Hie funning of n iiiendsldii circle mn! Itr iiy i i AlllllU „0 g0()| , tIlj , Aliout 80 y(llll yoi „ 1 1* tha evening. « -•> « „ tt«.t. cotta ' " jlHRhjR, M mji ,,vv* HM. Kd • "Wan. Dliviil Ami.-, Mary Melvuilov, 1, I it d a l.imdimbi i g, Alaiv .linie Flvnt, Saudi a Alik Itnev .Jeanette Hltl'vey, Stillv t'lmk, A Ihei l it I 'l n i k uml Nunetle S m ith . Also A lt* W. K liniue*. M t*. Walt. Alts. I.nndiinbeig, Mi Ha­ zel Haines uml All's t'alliei iiiS ( In i k. HAPPY D a v id ItlHTIIDAY W ilso n livittes gave llit'ir repot Is. d e co rated .. r e n t . . ................ .. ..h r i w ill he ...... ro u n d e n c irc le d w it h a p n .n d r I || ,.v . .1 If K a t r l* . p re ftl.le n t o f th e ciin kle w iip .m . ilia w ii by p a lh i Ilf ^ K(| 1(.„ l l |„ lli ,,1 ^ ,, fll| iiid iin it c la c k s . ev en t ve il lt«. u lllln lific e d ut lite M u le ilip llil needs III lit U .id in lim itin g cakes au<l iit e a il, in 11V c lim a t e * H u m in m a k in g Hu ft M ilne p in d llrl.- vvhl'le tile alt In in s n io is tiiin , r e p n its th e D i-p a ilin cut o f A g l Ic tlln re , S A N ft O H I ) I'lllt N m i; ON O K I. A N D O I'l.A I'l.A X II1 N G A IIII iw N O W S H O W IN G ! tin lu id m i,i h, iiiin u lc i m in ty . Ii I* tfrive a it p c ii m i ( t i l l * S la te a n il e x p rt Icii It, lie e i t c lc t l in F u l l f h ililk t ,1 lite ci nip In i |,. n - iu Alt ilcu l . u k iii'tviec h H ie |intd am i lJIK hei I . ip In I lie e v e n t. th e t r i l l ............ l i l t nil E ast F i liit M i* t .1, ,i I lilt te n d , M, -. ft..... I S h e e t m ill I a k c M n in n e , It w ill Itlilili-m n . u t l. ., 11 a - l u l l m llie c u t .ii'p i.'V im iM c ly tSV.UUU.tlll n lld H lu iliv I ■, I' I \ pul<h, a U n ii‘■(•II !'« I M ' l t i l III 44 !»l’l(M(t Ilf Mix 5111*1 **f ii • m ulu i il|l i. Il l I lilUII K In i i i 'i n III. m ils . All lite - In d e n t s , Aim m , ■> I.... j p i iiu ip n i. -p u k e m e vety mn, Ii in t u iu i t,f it, a m i lu ic jly ,,n Hn .iif c t u in i am i - t a t c i l ilo hope n w ill i n im iie a r e a lit y III Ih ^ t Jlboilt .'Ifiii -h u ic ills have th e n tile IICIII I n lin e , l e t ' - talk it lip 1 lu n ch llnnc tatli illiv lie * u g •*Ut» I f ' 't a lly ' a gom l H itn g i g is ie t t in .tl p i i u i i l - i i - n tin- h im Ii A g 11111}■ n f S in ,le n t C im ltc ll lo o m In m l w tlli Ib e In d e n t. I ftIllc n il.c i - it 11t-iiiliift S c i d n i t / i ' I I I e ile d tin need l,i| new u p n |im c iil .11 lln y ln iia n il d a y W i ilu esd n y. and *u n i H iat tin n. \ I litillilin g th ey w e lt, D ia l H o y le , Jo yce p itr je tl H i f - . t i n c l wi l l I,t a new H a lt * , I 'In i cm c I'lm i- c , Illl . i i Ti* I i 'I la M c tzc l um l Iti 11% .ic m lr ie i. •Mi Aim t t - m l i u if ii c e d H a m id l ite g ititip was iiiv ilc il liy th e Sent.i c e re l i t S lu d in t t on m il. ! llie y’ w e lt' s Iiih v ii liuvv Hie Men | ill ease school g o v e rn m e n t vvniks ■y **11* * ^ . * ’ '*** l|ctk<ni' , • ■Iin ti ill III S te ts o n w in v. II m m i .it H ie -c lin til fo r , ,gl,L ... hi in plij'M. ? and n taH i, in. . d c p m u ite iii. The jin n m ' I . ne al It lid ,tiie >nce* p r i z e t , I m v m g Hit' a i o x l I c u c i l s cr„ m il in ti, til i " , te n t’ l O M I i H T S a tu r d a y O nly D O llltL K K K A T llK K c in D R A T t with FLOWDA STATI T U E A fllE t g U D o u r* O p ld l ' i , , im i-p n i ,. i n II, Al h y th *. m, m l,, i ,.| H, m in ,,lc C lia p lD I N » , ' tl | s \ | , , ml i t , , • i c .v'tll lie b a ld J it * ml I' M , I. h a ll a l w liic h ' tim e M • -< I i.u ,U n in k e )l* P ' f ill 'lift! Al l» Jh 11 hit m il. \Y'IJ| tlR h a l i * am i a ll n. n e ,i; ig e d to e t tend , in c h tiny. Ih e I'V il g in l m en w ill meet th e D e l,m ill " H u ll D u g -" h | 8:bU I'. Al In n ti’ ltl M I Itopcil H int t(icy w ill rep e n t th r u 21 to Hi v li lo iy ovci tiie H u ll D o g * a g a in lid y e a i. T i n - g a m e t* s a id tu l,c Ih e g a m e o f H ie vent fo i tin C ele ry F e d *. A t tic g a m e tu m g h l tin* 1 C e le ry F e d Hand w ill jii i lu rm at lit ilf H un . C a p ta in * ju t I tic gam e fu r N a n fo id w ill in- K It S m lH i ul l l l i n i l AN N tH Nt K A II.M i nil u m l " Ik u n t il ' H u llu w .lv *i In ik li* . D o i i ’i 11fti l«M l D ll’ |dIII | III* (il Mi hi ul Mix. I(inh I".***1 St*•mu ■IIK III III I h l ii till 111 ^ hli i i'l lilt I ' iiliik im iirttl tm in y t h r lit ilh " I •• C o m e on g a m t . i . l.c i l u , c l>. iliuiftc!iit*i K h th r y h I »*«■ **n *k i nt (in? f «*i niiiti «»•« .Mi intiiini * 'V^l-a411!! ,l1.! V v It tu ) y .lis t w eek i I lcic ivl iz a iiii- la k e It«4M|iii•»1 Mir , HImiim i Hi*’ i*'ii**'» III m y co lu m n I lie v.iiim, I.till* M»‘i iw u lit't. H e n -illr i fin lite I ’e lc ty ft'i a le Tiie In d ex fit lg e i ,,l H ie S ta lin ' 'h i * y e m )■ itnl.l.v A lu i ii- , a n l t ii lic r ly i * e ig h t fe et lung. fre s h . N o t Hubby M a n * ! I'l'lim e If H 1 if. A I M B 7 Z * or A CWTURY Of UrTUATAlUKtlir :«AVICP * ' \ i n tO N DfriONED T i i **Tt” t h lh ir n i' 12:46 P. 61, ‘ Daily L A S T T IM K S T « D A ) ! M iiln ir e * E ven log Wl S u n d a y & M o n d ay ! 'Your TECHNICOLOR Musical Datei^ 1UHIIH7 T , PIGGYRNH ci < f 5 si" 10t i l SHEFFIELD GARNER OKStOWStIVENS• CNAR1ISIRWIN MftaHTM -ANNOUNCEMENT- S em in o le I ti The I. E. 1.. Cnis, - I the 1u»t ilapll*! Chuieh met ut the Inane uf Alt* Lillian Vlekeiy lu-t night with M u. At. C tun nt: n g pn-iding in the absence uf Alin. I M < niroll, piesldent. Mrs. K. C Hinton and Mis. Cunlining weir m hostesses. The devotional* were pie.-mied by 6Irs, J. C. Calhoun and Mrs. R. L. liarrisun gave a talk on the standard uf excellence. Clas-iflcation slips were handed the ihi-iubeis uml explained by .Mi* Vick­ ery, senetniy. During the social linin rrictnl aiiiiisiiig gumes were coiiduclul by Ml*. M. S. Nelson aftei whi, t, i<fresiimeul* were served by the Mol lier F u tc r liiin H un M o n th ly M v t'tin jr hostesses. Those present were Mis 1 1\ lliues, Mrs. Calliinin, Mi- .1 \ Young Ton on Williams ami l ite iSaitloiil AHulsteilal Asstt Cunningham, Air*. W Alctt*, M r- |. f Willi finM I'nfci tfiiin'tl m t iitlom K«*4il ih monthly m«*i*tinp Mr*. W. L. Htiiudeniniie, Al, Al W i * t l t i r - J n v i i I I >-<11if«i. it u ' i l h u V i l e ut I I m * S» i i o i m *Ih H i l t i i Ntiunil A. Callaway, All*. Giitnson, Mi* »( 11<11114* 4)1! ll«i|U llmi-thtN ii 1'J 00 (iVImk. Mill Kill'll Shadoin, Alls. K. U Mile.. Av«*»i i»i Tin* t*11411>» J)i«*tii«* winaft| t li<‘ iu>! iiici't iliftf uiM rcm! Mr*. Nel-iin. Ml*. Ihu nu oiM‘d n it Ii inro’N v ai i'Vnloriiil I»n1 hv tht* S u n iu r v .Jo** C CrfWx, L e o iiu rtl, A lts . W . H. S itu a 11 M i*. I mhii !>fimr i h i d o tti’n n n tin g r thThe roinmiltei's of vat mu* uc X U . " BSuTS, iS : S t ,* Jo h n so n H o m e S cene f>ynl with ii ny»*hil Nimilwlch truy. l ate tu II......veiling Coeii Cola mid O f E b e n e z e r M eet in k ciiiiklis wete snivel’ The event was The Woman's Society of Christ ian Service of the Elnma.er Chui. It mei on Tuesday aftarnon at the ham* of Mr*. Clifford Johnson The devotional was given hy Airs H, A. flteinmeyer and Mr*. It. W. Lord. The laison "ChrUt, Corner stone of Our School", wa* taught hy Mr*. Johnson assisted hy several member* of the group. Tha dUirlct promotion senei8rv Mr*. M. C. Wiggins, and the district chairman of missionary erluratlon and service were pre sent for the meeting. Other vlsl tor* were Mrs. C. O, Bradbury and Mr*. P. L. Lee. Membera present w*re_ Mrs Carl Bradbury, Mr*. A. W. Haintl. Mr*. Johnson. Mr*. Robert l ee. Mr*. Lord, Mr*- Wllhur Nolan. Mr*. Ralph Peter*. Mr*, Steinmeyar. Mr*. I,eon Steinmeyer, Mr*. R. L. Steward and Mr*. J H, Wynn. After the meeting dellclous refreshments were served by Mr*. Johnson. The next meetI n r w«i be held at the H A. Steinmeyer home In < Uru* Height*. Hobby's con I’onfuse you). Mrs. Speer TwHcad Did ya happen to s«., Atoui Mett* lit sixth period gym tills Annual Dnnce (JrouM II) JINX POWKLI. * ■i ■ ., afternouu turning loiek flip* over _ ♦ — —— ,, . Don't look now, but here 1 am Garnet White? Say boys, what Mi - fjeuige Plan* for the Welfare Thrift >|Hrtlll> j r.. M„ . nuw.on. Mr*. C. ‘ |„ y y , that n new cheut •* ■,' u ,k'' Andrew f" -Speer j . wax -j. for being with goes?........I* t,_ i, ,,s > , ,. npponili d u* t-baii iiiiiu. of the anShop were explained tu meniherw KlllU. Mr„ j M Menick. Mrs. y“u ,,M|.ly ,, it-a«on because I've got good ain't It. Anyway II IS AM A/.- utrlil ('iirtaltnnsi damn* to be *potV» U! the Sunford ........... ttu n i.n s CJuh. . by Mrs. itoy Roy rarPary „h ,N, . ct-llur!l,B iiiirie* Forrester. rorrester, .Mr*, it1 , tl , . solv'd bv iIn. InimfirtHn-nlty CoulH™ Mr*. Clifford McKilibin at their (i„, Mrs. William Wade, Mr*. Fred N,.w> Ihl. lu.llvl. ' " The Hand went t- D. L.iud , t.it V„„ n.., from t*:(H) P. M. hr«t IniAim^A meeting uml lunch- -r WtlliHiiiH uml Mra Ctwrlv* c 1 . h\ii t K ,ml riiiirails; .............. . to hem Hu( „„ \ yj Mayfair* eon of the full season held on V ^ , ......... ties at .Senuio.le Igl. and new* U. S. Navy lluml peiform at Stetr>mI*- Scott, Jr., publl* » hi *•isssai# .it tVi*. V ." 1 .. . .. nlHiut tinp« i»|>ie therein. Wed ties iliiy lit 12:30 o'elock ut tUft Hie ,vt*n Mra. Mr*. *li»lin .Iniut Kmlcr, Kmler, Mra. Mr*. nrj, i ...JO ntlocK Aim* lt vz 11 s a moat soil Umvei -Hy In Elizabeth Hall. ,.|fv' .......... otumlinicil thin rhii) hmiao ..n Onk Avi-ntic. MftnKoy' Tillia, Mra. w. J. Ii. Ik WiMinma,' I n | Mt t!. - t ‘lieu^ ' I* vvluit hup. n II • 1111 H( .mm. ” iin iim e , ||1ll'| Thai'- oil. tlieie ain't H" r nfonitng. lii*ra V V *''4‘ Upli-iimeul hi' Mrs, IL H. tv... t> ii—i,.... t u . ,-r* were welcomed by |L H, \ | r. e. P. Hat key, Airs. Crumley. All tic k e ts for the dance m u t l CniuiL1 _rui"ley, •iuiiiiiiiin of the hospi- j|i». J, P. Cullen. Mr*. Broughton 1, , , , . , 'lapel program Wednesday ," o r l' .......... ,v , '■ *" ' . iie sci ioi .t I'v Nov. I, Sir*. ScotF . £ l!, \ ^ : ! m!:!!',' v;. W*t ki n. . Mr*. K. j . Slonghton, Jr.. ..................... . ............... j sUlh l l e l e K l l t l ' S L l l H 't c d - t . .— e, I. so n,„t mopatUtl.in* w a |; Ben W ade and M,s. Dorothy We,L m ^ F { " ^..Wth. m M od^u,''"’r ^ S ' S - i S ! I,* .,- t i ’i’ i | •*«- iiincti f . . th e ilniiriT .j-:»ch moms I* O F I I .A 1 < m \ t III IOI1 bei.of 'lie l'»umcil vtiU je p U llK taJ v .. .j ................ ..... ............ demimed with antigen.... notes, m, .............. ....... 11,1- . ... -hnsett Uu'*r ' tii tin' u'pir sentiitrve to tlio board' hi hi *eu* and gieenery Interspersed nlnis.-iVir*'.' !».' K Spencer. Mrs. i / v v'.V* Anli' Dunn n'Im-'iiui Mr*. Al K. Ilnki't. Mis. C. A. "f drr•, 'to fiorn lii>*>ororlty Ot with pink taperIhe ouslne.* ■„ W. »|. Merl-1 K"ye lIm v .v L d tI.e tc h e n K ircr Anderson, Mi*. |.. |; Spi iicei, fiiitro itv If miy solipdiy or fraU meeting was pi.-ule.l over by; Mr*, wether; Mr*. Latiren R. ' Johnson, ,, llluJl4. Ktl(lll a is mil., con tact ad* <>*enr M. Hnnt-on, president' of y)r, oiinrles Ailing, Mr*. Tevl show ing ,<t in,, gam es i i * llie y did Mrs. V. L. Smith, Mi- Al. it. 11,v x mememliei o-ltid to , on tact, Joa MO* Smith, All-. J. i1. HoliXi'lo" , .Mr«. •be filthWHIiutns, Mrs. C. E. Carlton, Mr*. \\V ,|ii,-l|i,\ when they tiled out S. C. (iintmm uml Al<- ileuiv Cast in’, •*-mIt nt n f th e - Council/ Mis. Chinles K. Ginn led the l( W William*. Mr*. Ii. W. Pap- fll| ..... Mi- -p i i , was itftpointed Ml-Lutllin, .ii. vvvie eleeti il o- deli’gioiip ill singing a ml announce- > -h. Mr- C C. Henderson. Mrs. tli t1>.-x M moke a fine -furgnles lioin i lie .Seminoli eltniitninn ,,l tin ditncd at n m eats lligti ho, Mt*. in*'nt was modi' m the parly to hr ne \ v IIc Kiln t iieiiio, m i *, J..i . t r. . ltussrll, itu**en, , ,1,1^, ■|n , u.| ..|Pi(1 mg ,.f Ibe I ' 1 fi ritnrnliy C o u n d r School I1 I A. to at tend tiie bell At 7:30 I*. M. held on Momluv pighl when 'I .1 me. Huff, Mrs. S. D. a u ,i. g n l.’ State I'. 1 V coni i'll t ion nt Ill- iii Uno, i iiMi„ IIi ,ill night \|< McCiislln pr#e I.iidgc, >nmis11, and Chinese check- II v levimin. ■Mi*. J. T. Newby, 1 1„ |, lt, ^ Ki, | H lion-.neil a lundo .V i s, p mi,I to an,| „ it e n will In* enjoyed. Alin* Denise Mis, It. H, Peek, Mr*. Jobn D, h'lf-lmnm ntmual yeai puily Wed put Milt - Ur I* III l'i'll Itm i1.1!i' 11vI it- Httit'd 11v**i flu up <t illif, Stevens, vice pn-idciil of Le» Cniltoii, Alts. George 11. William*, ,,, .lav ceiling from fi.no u, 7;IKt muiiy -i -■ • »i <f ih« ,cm« itlitiu S<-i h i * ir d 11 w l i * l i l t il*fi t% \ Soeuis, intioduccl officers of the Ii uml Mrs. Finest Southward, t‘. 'I I: was toe Freslnmm girl* us p(ms|L|f, pt (•*« I if t il HI • Ilf t.HM Ill 11It* I lit jl! th a foliopiog .A11<tut Oil tlinegil, Al* group who include Martha Chap Also Mis. S. tl. Hairitimn, Air*, only. \ 11 co-in e limit was I lie , Tim ini h *r|tiiiij 1*. T, A mi't phn In Hn I' \ 11'tin tiiimmn DelU, man. pi rshlent; Duncan Ibiker. t K. Coin lei. Air*. J, E. linker, lh *’ •’« " > ■ | , r Tl l l - . hi v f.„ 11- f u s t lo ll ......... \lj,h:i i . iinnt.ii itlio. Alpha Tan secrelniy and Betty Jo Holloway, M>*. J. A. Young, Mr*. Wort W, ......... , al, , rinding I )lltI vf,„ v|. k . Itaki i on trcM-inei. Alls- Stevens also told Warner, All*. Henry McLttitllii, till. 1tmi'gli, Alo'ii, \t Ik Un. Hein Tilt* iNtifl N| tl 11\ I " " " silling. AltIn l*. Pi. i*x'-i Ih'ta /.11- ii Olilleoril, c m ; j , If ■l 11,,iilfli *, is ,, lift of the activities m iiltl's Stale •' . Mrs. Wallace Philip*. Mr*. by o . " gill, Aliss **''!" .lunette .... Il.lt. s.v,m II>«a.P " i. Ih"111 11. Its J ilo t sing lime l. •'«••»,' held laid summer in Tullnhnssee. , hHmlti, Sir*. Roy ilreen, Mr*, student at S M S. The on the I "n Mrs. Hr kei ........... Ill the C I A. I 1 1,.)ta. hop,.., Ilcltn, Katina- M The guest speaker. Mrs. MeL Hfddlng. Mr*. II, Hwhfj;. prue wo- ». box of eamly. The w o u ld lod.l liv e m e e tin g , d in in g v if.lm Pi Help I'l,., T 'lii M u . I ’M ; Klldiln, was Intrrrdu.. d by Mrs. C ’{” . >Vr , * , JT; p m •""*t""*1 ''".w ted and pluiim-d tile yen i . ,m tile f i l . t I tic -d a y ot S ig ln n K iifip n I ’ lii I n d ia T h ftb 'i R. Dawam i.atal stated that the f ; , * 1r\ , ;’ lni i l ! V a M Mmoi.lh “ KM"ll* ,'1 I'd III Y girls and Octonei, Dicemiiet,Feluuniy, |-|„ K..npa ...... •*' Ituppa Phi Pi' Kiipttii \ I mIih, I'm. (fuipiiiu UhUr (* Thrift Aln>|r \t4iuM la* oprnotj on j j i v Huiry Mm. Ch^rlfR Mn.Ji.k uml luvno- Mum April uiit! May, M in . ! Iiilt/c iiftW , M’t‘1i <h t io iifi! J.ii i h L i I m 4 l «i \lh R ii, iiiv n ift* Alpha; Del. IN it. the b«*f|o. „t of the M, eks. Mrs. DanfoVth Wright. Jr., ' t £ l l Health amt Welfa.e ) Itnlhling or. M„ ............... ........ . Mrs. K. E. ^ " "Ic ess l ci ’ b ! ,,! c itn iilim it, iiititiiv .ri-t'<l tliu t v to ik i p » it"ii S ifc ii.j \ t. : t ig n i * KappO f tlak Aveilin'. Ilpen House will be Amieison. Mi. William Schnabel, ,,|ce'a mnlv for OII th e i , iv t m i l , y o u th m i l i - i S ig to a 1 in •"*1 l'a ik - A lp h u a n T foi lily I » !)•'* ! 'I m lt 'lils lr t i l l 1 / * fH ! t‘ fj» 1,01 \ n> ' [lr t *iin» i>#T held nt Uml time. Mi*. McKIh Adams, Mi*. H. B. ... ............ . " 1pm " "iyy • " i •» 1.1 iy 'ril fm ivrnltjr Inn struck and added that there |,„ V|-, Mt G. A Sweeney. Mis. ' \|.'hl|„, ..'iimnoun" Vl„'' (Viety •"'"J*'4'1 I t ltd* I*, T. ,\ \ i*mi u m l tO L’UlHR^tr' Ml I Mlji't *Mt t'KIftlll H lit* 1141| I m ill l‘ 4,011 "11It' 11»•-1 411' jp an hi gent need for clothing |j n Tyre, Alls. K. S, I.alnsiiu, Mra. pr i - j, , ilefeulct tin, lire of till kinds to be donated to the K. Mot1 1*. Mr. W. V. Lovell, ........... mill iit\ ii* ri 11 )4t iti-j j* uut] 111.41 «-*111> 11 r 1 p ro je c t. i ilh i mu HutMi«Ui\ 'I'"', • S,,1 1!' WIIHnm*, MUs n ||U ),„ I1U. |..tnlitlovvn* ''' tiiMM* uUi’iuliitK w w t KHuli'r K KiM'liiinff, .Mir . I I*. I mi .SuiiL t.i xxi.a' A iiio n g r M t* t iiu lm n i is ilit in t t u w v i v (nut tii Ly Hut Mr*. Hiiii'ison, 'Its. Hen Wade, Sj|t, Alt* W II Hrinsoti uml Mr*, j,,., s (n m rt'/T h e i'ctls^look'ed l'"' l Ciate OKS T o M olfFT i'n, 3 Ml*, West, Alt- II W. Good I, W Fite. Ho*te«ses wete: Mr*, Mlu| uffen-i Mr*. Alt l.uullii, ptogiatn chan .MccliiuOn S f ttiir d a jr ! speed, Mr«. I It. Green, Mr*. H. •■ N Gllhni, Alt-. Charles Ward, ,,|B),ng man. niinouineti t tint tiie tlieme J, l.i'litiitm, Alt*. J, I>. Callahan, Mr*, K. G. Kil|niirlrk, Jr., Mrs. |„ t Tlun-ilay mm mug progtum- tltioiigliniii tin- yen ■n ;; * J .Mrs. Kdgm M il. bell .Ml*. Jaek H •*■ _Mooie Mis Kiancis^Hojx, yj, Haiiiiun, priigiuiii i would lie I' getliei We Hnilil" and A lt-. -I i. '*'■ i l n iV e f, W m th jH I M m ilM U i, M iiiiiiuiftt i ,,| S lu t ion \ \ T l t l t w i i i KMbi* u " 4p*'‘ l Mil flu* In ^ littif i lu ll! • • iiio.t M., n , | tin - t'liiimt Ciiap* I Mim. Hi II rit'iuiMitN, M n. K* j- I'upuiiitli uhii Mi". It. K. lnlur. p«<nk«'i Mi lluiimin lulluhu- ■ * in Jmit u iii.lt >Ih t . i . t i i .in. <t l \ a, w ill bat 1j •AjMilkl' uTi H 11lull fill ii |||>W filtU* It11i'l llll'il vt Mil Ml;-, llflk ii Slh I n , i i m t . I t i i ' i i a t e n diAd t e c e p l i O W Hut Itiiiiy; I«ti | lit* \ out Ii 4if J4iiu. | ftuliii riiyllih. Wyull wlm .................... llu M o o n S a lu r i lay T o m m y \\ illiu m s A nt! iVlinlHtoriul G ro u p S u n fo rd W o m a n ’s C lu b H o ld s F ir s t F a ll L u n c h e o n A n d B u sin e ss M e e tin g A c tiv itie s Cartin Palmar Ray—Society Editor 'social P A G R 'F I V F THE HANFORD HERAT,!). HANFORD. FLORIDA FRIDAY OCR V7. 114ft MERY - POWELL'TAYLOR XAVU8 MIRANDA* CUOAT* STACK H A T tIK D A Y O N LY ! IlmiWtf Fuel urn “v* . ffDtlii, tit Lr W A lIf * Ml PHSCIt - [CF.otJ by ftuitl B .,t • «ik,|,i>J lo,-U -bo a IS*. r,. gt, |*u,' I , «.,J a-.l_*|) ftoee-ykt, 0, Owl mwai C o lo r C a r to o n s S h o r ts SAT. - SlIN. ■ MON. Children Under 12 i RK R . . C onipU fu S h o w s , 6:15 * 8: 1^ - 10:15 ■I'A* ' 1. .„ 1 S unday — M onday FIRST lU'N ElCTUItE* iS lP rnWImlSi GUkOeHA sv 7a "M OVifciS IJN D K K T f tK S T A llH ^ , wAmply lighted entrance and exu wayg**. t- •• . A Ml . IMII * • * i* > t * •* . I 4 r. ■*, H lm fc ' ■ 1 >R! a m i d > H K i H W zA �'*\■ 1FRIDAY OCT. 7. IN* S. Refusea Risky Ihanee Tola delations In S tellar ■ V a le , (S lta u n r T ap- I ?*■■', t**»Hat*S Vrata I S ta r I* s * * k i t p , baa l e a r r v S r t a .l la a a M aaa a ( le e - eawwtfca la tta n iR M iii 1-blaa; t a ifeu. ib* MC.inif #1 I h r .e e tr t a a l v * a r tlr lr* . t b a rev eal* b aw «be l e t ) . * a tn ie v re ta a e a la u a m b le a a b e lte r re lalloN* n i l * lb* I t ,a * . | ’' B y HKYMflUR TO pl’INC ^ I I O N G KONG, Oct. 7—(711— The United S tates return'd four ttjonth* ago to l a k e ' s rlaky gam ­ ble that offered some hope of im ­ proving relation* with the Chinese Communist*. . The tilde wa* lust June. By July jpe Cmfliiiunists had openly nml fully committed themselves to the flovlet Mpc. This is the stury of the injected gamble, which until now ha* been p top M’Ci'i t. It coin#* from good sp u rn s, , ohImugli no American {tfflelal lias heen free to dl*ru*a it. , When, Mip Red* took, Nanking last April, U, R. Anihiissailiii J. Leighton Stuart dellberetuly re­ mained fm the occupation. Hi* Jio;te was th at, through him, the united Stale* could reach a b e lli', under*landing with thu Commitlilita. { Stuart, wa* an excellent man fm )he Job., Ills fluent command of Ptitn***. Id* long record a* a iniialnimi v-educator and President pf Veucqitig University, gave hint the uecesst.ry Chinas* contact*. The Communist* tent to Nan­ king ■* head of tlielr iniiiil<-l;t«t lot sign affair* section Huang iiuu Thia clinic# was nut accidental. Huang had studied at Yriicliiug University whan 1)1- Stuart war President Beginning In May, message* were exchanged between Huang and tit# American Amhaitadoi. 7’hen they mat for several informal alkt. >. • (Jntili-fltuart’a departure In An|u i t , this was the vital contmunlcations link between Red China hud Washington. 1 Stuart found nlmo*t Incredible Jllilrini nml suspleli/iis of Afnerl can itulllvea in th e ’minds of the 'ommmilst lendur*hl|i. lie did varythlng ho could to explain American policy und objection*. Thbn lie made III* final hid. ' He HiggeNted lie ln< ullnwt-d in to n d p ln g to viill Yi'inhinu f That Intrriial economic rrlae* *o« ii will doom the capitalist count rlu»i that Russia I* the riling power; that Russia la the 'bitty ihleld to protect Communist countriee from a W eitcrn attack led by the United St a toe,* Alio, the Com mu (iIi t leader* have a deep-seated distrust of American _ motive*. They appear convinced"tKb United.’1State*, for selfish reasons, it out to imnih the Cnmqiuidiit -led,Chinese revolu­ tion' rugardU'** of the rout to the Chinese people. Much of tlieh iintugnnlsiii item* from the record of American mat* erial nod moral help to the Natlonallit government In the civil war. Ill evaluating the Communist attitude—however unri’usof.ahlu it may appearr-ll mil*t be noted that not a ulngln one of tin* key oiomuniHi policy-maker* ba* any real knowledge or experience of the United Htnte* and It* people. To a large degteo, theii analysis of American »ociety i* based on leading -nml what they have iruil 1* dognintlcnlly faithful to Hut i enlnml-Marxiet line. Tlo-v have built tlielr policy on (lie*e u**umption*. A* lung a* they niibeie to such belief*, their eeoiri* 1,1 lie little hope of purauadlng 11,1 to le-orienl their foielgri policy. L e g io n C o m m a n d e r K aM llastS P ram F ast >»•> lug social movement In t*k* th* terrors of helpless dependency nut if old age. lint,” he added, "wo do lint Indies' that Hociul Hculity should he primalily and excualv*. Iv a govi’Niiiii’ut lespoiisiliiliiy. "I. Is till’ able W ill'd, five American citlien’a own iesi>uii*it.ilitv to assure hi* economic secui if v lliioiigh bis own liatd wuik, thrift alid Miterprise," Ctalg s*ld. Yesterday AFL Preaident Wil­ liam (ireen hailed House appioval of an expanded Social Hfrurliy *v*tem, calling it "the outstanding legislative victory for labor dm ink tint current session of Congress." In an anpuicnt refeienre to the T u ft-lim tliy law, Craig said that "uiideiilundluK (by labor and maiiugmiiFiiO of inulunl problem*--not laws—brings niutual agreement. “In the sliIvlng for security by all of out people, the Amvrkan Legion lulievea that It nlimild ho arhinved Insofar a* possible try a • --niil o t l.iilsvi’un (tie labor und free iiiunngenient, lullier than hy I'unipulnmy govcrnnient ucilon oi by legislation," the lA'glon ivudei said, adding: "Except in time* of imiiunnl eniergency, the fixing of wage’s and working comllllon* should ho leit |o the collective Imrgslliliig Moon Goes Into Eclipse, But It Wasn’t Good Show ter* in most 'o f the nation it wuNn't much of. a shMVJ ^ A thick blanket of low-liunging clouds diew a “curtain hero** the ski** In many area* and blotted out the total eclipse, the second for the moon thl* year. From New York to Minneapolis, und from Boston into th* south­ ern slates, the phenomenon gen erally wo* obscured. Some western area* ami a few in the far north and south report­ ed good view* of th* celestial show. _ Eclipse of th# moon — not an uncommon occurrence — occoi* when the u n til stands directly In line between the moon and th •.tin. The refracted light of the sun, which oidiriiirlly give* tin- moon it* pale glow, I* then rut ofl monentarlly. In I'urtiHiid, Me., observers re ported ideal weather condition* An astronomer said th* shadow ra il ovei tiic inopn was not adark a* in last April'* rcllpae because the stats *t thll time ol year ate h.ighter. In Alhuiiuurque, N. M„ tlw blackout was visible for the ichud.tied huui an(| III minute*. Bevelul ol.ii'ivsi* there report vd to Oi rt. Lincoln I'ttuai, iliieri ut of the Umveialty of New Muxi co Institute ol Aleieuili'#, that ttisy •aw a lo iglil greet* "fireball.' shortly hi-fmc the moon enleieo into the eclipse. Tulsu, Kansas Ulty and Salt Luke City leported fair to goo.l visibility. One scientist in Naw Haven, Conn., repotted the acllpi* was Visible fiom tun# to time, hot sell ntifieully it we* “not of much use." Moie thiiIt hUlt.IKKJ HI. I.mit* te*idents Juinim-il Into street* fm the aiinunl wiled prophet parade, got treated to an added show when unclouded skies gave a ciy stnl clcnr view of tli„ eclipse. <'nliiuil.it i, (lido, spoil era. eot no orcnsional glimpse of the show acloud* put ted. Observer* p port ' the harvest mooli eclipse pro-Inc. e dull n il glnyv. (Ill the western coast, ohs.rvei In Hun iJIrgu and l.<m Aiiindt” ■aid cloud Ion, hi blocked out theii view of lilt' -pa.i.acie, Spanish Whr Vets Meeting In Tampa Missing Plane iraailuM * P i n Wual redly toward the cra*h acana, TAMPA* Oct. 7—(TP)—OfficeRanger* reported their dlatovery to the tranamitter *tat IOB of staking Spanish War veterans al­ PM radio elation WMIT M artha ready t»ve their altlrmlahera out mountain aummlt. Thia atafloMr#* looking foa all available votes, lay ed dataili to AIf Force basea.- oven though th* main attack Cupt. C. K, MaxvtMA of a ground won't be delivered, until next ayaiehSaaW OWh wvatover Field, Wednesday. >. That la el loti day for thl* Ms**., left Immediately for the 61*t annual encampment of UnitWreckage. Kntoute front Waahington to id Spaniik War VeWran*. New Brookley Air Ba»a at Mobile, Ala., ' officer* will b* ' installed at th* It hail been missing for 4t hour* convention's final session on the at 7 A. M., EBT. The C-47, an Air following day, Force lran*port and the counter-1 Several hundred old warrior* part of the alrllnea popular, two- were on their old camping engined DC-3, wa* due to pa** ground* h#ra today. Tampa wa* over thin area about 10:30, Wad- the staging area for thousands who fought Spain at the turn of nu-day morning. century. Registration begin* It wa* at that time that two the for the 4,060 expected mountain men *ald they heard a •' Saturday for the reunion. nni«e which could have been tha crn*h of an airplane In the balsamtbatched peak*. J. W. Roblnaun and Frank liowditrh, both of ItiiMick, N. C., reported hearing the eraah und Immediately gave an tre e Mae*# r m s ra se Oast alarm. can troop morale—not destroy It. When the plane left WashingCajllne mad* a persuasive re­ lou it had fuel for about nine bout* view of all tha defense contentions if flying. to the court yesterday. Ha ended The *hlp broke to hit* aa it Bp- on tha not# th at I vs already had intently drove straight Into the spent two years tn prison, had lost iimintaln from the eaat. The aeven her baby In Japan, had refused to tew niembfff ynd two pasiengar* yjeld America* fltUonahlp undar ]M>*| ” t fapatiesa preklule, and essertedly L’apt. Joka, JW, jjanaor,, :87, of had h«lp#d Ampalfan prisoner*.of ** * Elgin, 111, pilot; tat Llaut, Frank war. I (’lark, I’d, of Danlson, Tax., co­ "This is a girl of great courage,” din'; ('apt. John J.- Jett, St, of he said. , Mettlelun, Ark.| lat I.ieut. Charles But Chief Prosecutor Tom DeW, Utoaa, 26, of Silver Spring, Wolfe rimarkad dryly that Mr*. id.; Tech. Hgt, Walter E. Crosby, D’Auuino had a fair trial by Jury '7. of Chicago; Staff Sgt. Rtgl- which found ah# gave “aid and ■ihl E. Silva, 20. of Falmouth, ’omfurt to 'the enemy when the Mji**.; and Staff Sgt. John W. United States was In dir* ptrii," McDonald, 36, o£ i <lra*n*vllle, Inin und Pfr. C. J, Urltnea of fay, Fla., and Pvt. Leroy H. Acree l llutticshurg, Mi**., paiaenger*. Admiral Radford and Improperly equipped/they will not be fully effective aa a deter­ rent to aggreaaion. Thy may even Invite I t" , Whatever tha deelalona, "aome critkiam » la inevitable," Radford went on. adding that "agreement eotely for agreement'* sake on vital national Issues I* dangerous.” Radford then act forth ni* concluaiona. The** were In brief: 1. The 8-36 would be "uaelea* defenalvely and Inadequate offenitvely" In an atomic war. 2. Tha atomic blits theory of war, aymbollaed by the 8-36, can not be an effective deferent to war nor can it win a war by tha mare threat of it* exiatence. For that matter, Radford aaid if an atomic hllta i* to become “tha determined and Heady policy of the United State*, w* are today capable of procuring more effec­ tive und more efficient plane* for tha teak than the B-jifl. 3. Air Force “overemphasis” on the heavy bomber baa caused Air Force development of tactical and fighter air power to suffer. A tack of adaquate fighter* “may have grave conaequence* for future se­ curity of our baiea and our home­ land. 4. The Air Force adopted “un­ usual procedures" that 'V era not Justified" to puih the B-36 pro- ' Radford charged thaie proce­ dure* "undermined #11 unification, and blocked mutual tru |t, under­ standing and nnlfiad planntnd/' 6. Each of the aervicaa should be permitted to bring experimental weapons through in* dav'lounant, teat ami evaluation ttase a Knt n* service should ba permitted-*to gu overboard on any single weapon In quantity until It M* pes*ed these stages. Tha defense budget ehould not be used for unproven weaponi. “Th# American taxpayers can net afford billion dollar blunder*.” 7. Strategic bombing ahould he a primary role of th* Air * wc*i nut thr detent* of the U. 8. ahould Colored N Thet'd wns the teal danger that bitch *' Visit rnulil lie twisted to damaging ptopagandn us«|l by the Red*. < On* rAit milv speculate oil wliut I t u a r t 1might have been at.In to •ccompllbh. Me might have eased the -tension between I'eiplug und WashlnRlou, tail thei# weru great tdda against ills lining anything ■tore, w ; Just bafoie he left Nnnklng fm Wabhiuglmt. lie told thl* correswtndant he held no Impe for anv M dlcal rju n g e In Cmnmmtlat polln unlrM theie slmnld l>o a change K 'l h s basic sorlnl pblloaophy of O r Rad lvatler*. f, In aqv ease, events began to |g«vs s« lft|v lii lute June. Then* U n a pcwlMve Indlcatlun the state Agnartmalit derision precipitated H u ll fallowed. It couln have Itaen iaatalp tha unfolding of Commitf ia t policy which had brett formuiHvaly modetate tune towards W ed aecretlv long liefute. T R ,W»at I*.,nevertheless vanished. a fart that [ao [ffga-Tung, the Communist Irman, in a sneer), specifically Id out anv "middle ruatl” in jfiktg. pollev ami signalled the * of *n Iniunstv# propaganda g t on tha Unitnd Htatei. ins. .Pulping came seemingly Jbla'reporta that extrema pru•Ia n Inteniationnllata had wnn Iro l.ju f the political bureau M flxa* Uommuput pulley, naratlvo moderates like Chou n#d to go along. today. The paslnr, Itev. II. E. I.antb, *long wllli Mm loyal no........ thu church, me nutting forth •peclal efforts to miiKo this ilav s surreal;. Among the spcrltd feat me* of l he duv will lie a Huy Hi m i l s svivic# in the morning. In the ufiernmiii ihe llniim (itistd, of the Ameiksu l.eghm, d ia rie s Young Boil, No. "u7 will give a demonstration, At the night service. I’ll'*, Mnuie, Mis Mucker, William Dellote, Hegisiiur, and noted hoIoIkI, and tlie glee club. U,’eetl* ae« Fsnm Pag* Oeel pm In on the (Ireat Luke. Thlrtean Hethmie-Conkman College, Haytuna llearh will he iieie. awaited miioadlng in Cleveland, The public Is Invited lo these In Urtiolt, 1’iirkaiil laid uff 7.H56 uf Ita 12,413 iimidiiy** until services, Coal Strike Montlay a* the anlo Imluatry began fueling the effects of the steal stilke, Thu, Briggs Manufacturing Comuatty which supplies bodies for Parkaril, laid uff G.IK10 workers. voted 10 to 1 In favor of atrlk# art Ion in auppurt of tlialr damand fm yioo a niuntii rompany-fittanred pension*. DOUBLE TRAGEDY TAMPA, Oct. 7—(TP)—Wllfy I invent)!ut, 27, shut hi* estrang­ ed wife la death ami then killed hiniaalf last night whan kn at* luinpt at reconciliation failed. Only yasterdny Mr*, Jean net It* Hancock Davanport. 21, had r#ceived her flnul tllvorca dacr#o front Davenport. II* called On liar at her mothei’a home to **• If they couldn't make another i tart at ntarrlad Ufa, or If ah# wouldn't at laaat go out with M M 'o n ly tlm United State* him unc* In a while. ,'wravjd# tha rconoinlf aid th a t rp im n tu n ls l* may rrm ilro to hr th e ir program fo r th is Myarlahed land, prhat ar# th * Ifatla fo r Paining’* derision to p l l r t .complaUly w ith R tiialaT W t *##h»g to be theoretical Dr. Henry M cLs^ln Optomitrlat U6 Mai'aaH* AfpJ"; PWm MI Jinn fn IXTRA C#MPORT IXTRA SONIC SIAUTV IXTRA CONVINttNCI aatttre’i tele# |(W wpn«W(*»w. lots. Imt)} Mm IW M I HIBISCUS (SHn*»k dms) GARDENS m a Avami* «•* *•*«• a m wJR h* • ' / » , ' 1 ' V - t l i t i '• EXCLUSIVE WITH ANNETTE’S Lay • Away Plan R0RS0N Sporting Goods SM E. FIRST •X»tfl.n. l 'T ., M , TOFHY’8 NEW9P.IPERB0Y IS |T| a i *•' f Tomorrow's Leader PHONE MS (/ ' • ' ! ■ > , . / / / ( , % J s Ob Our * c 1 •( J< ^ " FLOOR MATS RUBBER MATS ft# ) > V. 7' r ’t •' ( i- * ' 1 (FOR ALL MODEL CARR) * I *'+iwU# I ' 8 tt ThtM Quality Mat* B#for* You Buy V 3 \3 iminliy to atotnlc attack may h# gone." He. xald '/all-out teamwork Thirty people ran stand In the hetwei'u labor, and management f{ Th# Embassy referred the mitt- lit thin time i* absolutely vital to head of the Statue of Liberty. (#r fn trie Htnle tteih'iptment. Per- the imtlonul welfai* ami to natnlasion Wa* rafttaed.* tlmial atcurity.” pwh • E M c t Yeasmta fur the WnihlngMf r a f in n l ne». not known, hlR h t daiidei* of id lowing tip1 Amlatsadtir to visit IVi|ilng wetn ebvlouii. It I’oitld have bail Intel hatlnnal and tlmneatlc rcpcrcusIlona which Wiishlngton felt sluuibl hot b# naked. l coaalltute. ■ Major factor In' Its. alleged invulnerability, unless id in intended to ba used for m m area bombing. A A A* Moryiaqu, Manaftr /' On* iif tin1 grtalesiesi chinch nvelit* lo Hanford next Hnndny will he the iih*ervniict> of Men's f)*v at tile Hi. Janie* A, \ | . K. eliurch, J. Hall, genuiiil eliuli men. minoimced f ^ramr' t* < New York l,n* 2,661,1* between the ape* tif 6 a Hneukiog of Uip atomic exploaion tending school.-inure t In itusslu, Craig said "our int- other slate In lim union uuii-lilndry." comment that the Navy, Ifi th# person of certain officer*, la coni­ cs rnerl only wfth th# future of the Navy becauM of Ita effect on tham personally, th at th#y wont a (area Navy ao they ##n have promotion and ikqr# preitl*#. ( think Hie commit!**' would makq • grave mistake to ad appraise th# situation today.'* 4'f , When he got down to discussion of the 8-36, Radford said tha -rage for It klngea on tha paint at whether It ha* a reasonable chance to attack successfully without sus­ taining overwhelming and unac­ ceptable losses. / ) \ "If it h at not, Mu B-36 la a hlllion dollar tilundhr. , Radford said hi* own judgment of the 8-36 I r th ll: It can ba Intercepted and de­ stroyed In unacceptable dumber* if unescorted. It la not a precis# bomber at high altitudes, especially at its <0,000-foot battle ceiling. “I maintain that th* B-36 can hot bomb sDcceeafulljr from th* high altltudea which are said to ■ , 1 �4 1 '■'T' . ■ b Hilly Him !■ Htrength— THE WEATHER *" t« P £ *n •tM * • t* ilh a F ast* ot the W*tMt T» P m m I* t k i e i H t M «( i w t i M t Tn n < * w Prosperity fof Saaferd. 9Thp 1 VOLUME XXXX fj HANFORD, FLORIDA, EaUbUshrf 1«M Truman Likes 90 Per Cent Farm Support ■'•T- Sanford Group Studies Stadium At Waycross, Ga. pedal four man committee h k a d 'l by City CommDaioner John Kilder returned Friday night after a day In Waycroaa, Ga. where they vlalted the new combined buiehall and football /laid and were entertained royal­ ly, aa Mr. K rldtr put it, by Mayor l.ae Huff and othar city offlctala. Member* of the committee Intipded the Rev. A, G. Mclnnla, former reaidant of Waycroaaj ftto n J. Moughton, architect) and Fred Wi Illama. C. E. Layton, chairman of tha committee of Waycroae, ahowed th# vlatora tha atadium, which baa atandi cuntmetad of con­ crete with iteel roofing and which haa worked out vary sue ceeefully both ae a- baaeball and v>’ jfwtbaH' field, according to ofala,o f that City. 'Prior to building tha atadium, Wtyeroaa faced the tame »ltuatton that we do in Sanford,’ M id Mr. Krlder. He pointed out th at the committee had learned much from the experience of Waycroae in overcoming tha many obitaclee the! atood In the way of building thalr atadium. Officials there vlalted almllar projerta throughout tha southobtain idaaa for their out. *7 Waycroaa obtained fln a jjto operation from eeHool and Ware ty offlclela In promoting tha V M id Mr. Krider. Inge of tha (pedal com alttee will b« be reported fit In brief ‘ S a U.tlylo___ i.* & f i r h,a nl tha local Stadium Com .tn p r o m t lap ■ request a ll,o f T ' a»ti : U X i x, S no. Associated Pr«w l.eaaed Wire M ONDAY O i l’. III. 1919 .2 % # i£ ‘ ,r '; ilk. Are : Ovfcr $ 100, Spanish Ve Forv Their 4*I SO(M il PMliMNT Herbert Hoover and Mr* Calvin Coolld|*. widow ot tha Praatdent whom Hoover eucceedad, are ahown chatting when they mat at a World Sarlaa ba*eba)I game between the Dodger* and in* Yankaaa In Naw York. Mra. Coolldge la an ardent tan. (lufertiutiorwo WASHINGTON. Oct. IO-</P) J —President Tiuman today aignrd a bill inciaating dualnlity and de­ pendency payment, to World Wat II vcteiam by an citimale $ 112.* 000,000 yearly. Ill major prom unis: 1. Provide full compenialion, in­ deed ol 75 percent, lot veteran* whose illnrii hi (Inability it pre­ sumed to have leiulicd from wai icrvice. 2. Incrcaie the Irngth of time for which payment) may be made for i attrd ed cate* oi lubetculotit. Create # naw disability iche• dule baird on $150 monthly for Total disability arid #15 for 10 pet tent dirahility. I lie old rale was $135 and $1 I HO. 4. Im'ieuso monthlyv payments tn widow* with ouo Willii from #100 did fr tn #1(1(1, ami ilie lain (or additional children from 116 to #26 monthly. 5. Allow veteran* with 60 par coni or mule dl*iil.iltly lo receive additional payim-i.l* fur dlwntlenUMu- old law ii'i|uin-d no percent ui mule dlmdillll). Fellowship Foundation Prepares For 1,200 Guests This Winter I he Fellowship Foundation, which latt ytai arcomoddlrd dlxxil 75U winter vm ton in its I Inmotel and niltei mu* building) al the Mum cipal Aiipoit, bat b««n adding room Utilities in annexe) in expr. un.ni of limiting more than I J09 people ihit winlti, C. A. Maddy. m.uugei. announced today. Woik liai beeu going oil all lUmmei in Units H and 9 of ilm toimri ■^Navy l.atrack*, and lht,*t' lurv* been iiurtllloiicd Into rp.mi* with conriccIliiK Imtli mid pluiniunK f» 4 Persons Dead, - F ifty Injured In Traill Wreck ie 4* ' . I a,4■ *» J& building, fot marly u»«t a, n aliapal, Ii living partitioned into 60 --..Ilannl tt/ill 11. located llUnflul room*. 'PI,.. Tha chapel will 1Ira In. a putt Urn of tha former Navy MMa anil, lha raat of which will ■trva aa a dining -room. Naw klidh*ri facHIHk* aru'haltig added, amt wall* and tha celling ure being lined with iheelrock. Tl.C roinitr Navy admti.Dliatlon i.iit Ml ii ic mnialns to loom* and hu* been repaired and ivpalnleu * Chicago-Bound Train Hits Kail Washout; Chicago Hotel Fire .....n r' V n .. in and levariililiad Inside. Ur. W. House Group Is Told H ide Of Air Force A WASHJM.IUN, U.L. |() Navy r lr i lio n u i M|icil , ' ' "f .....,1 m SI PAUL. Mu7 . Oci. l>P) S rurtxiv ot Delcmc U fltt Jiihll-im irprxtcd today theie Ii ga "tan 4tom in irdurr the N a v y 'tfJ "i» irconri i Gii role” in n«ti(ria|2 * dc Irror. Jnhiinin. i.ld i tiling the aniiil•5*' coin m u , hi ,d dir Ameiican c 141)011 oi I >1, i sold the Nav> har jo li...... *I Ie mle" to pftF on the Ann) Nai V-Alt Fntcr t c i a . lollll'iili li "k nolice nl mount-. iiik ptoir,ii Imm Navy p atlilaat •hat u " is 4L11111 in h t "unifiedf*. out ol l)lt>illri, Hr enured th* N'ivvv hr intnid, lo keep it and llap Mnimr (nips .is siu l pails of Im ' dcfi-lisr 1 •>tnlIIII.1Ivon. I louir llivettigatini I.... ... ilial id dar can l i a d ro. kri> and irach the moun, in n iriidinlv (an ipiit a log high-tlvmg liouibrr like llir Alt Finer II III Llrut. ........ . I W. 11J 11 troll llir Drfrnsr >r( irlaty-- dtclaP* ' mil lli.il llir pns-ihllity lilt K0)11400 " o u lil lr.ii 11 tlir iliim tc see ret long i (illtimird hr loir llir I louir Aimed h«i) llUUli'.l mi drlrii)* pl.tiiiiing-— s.nd hr i' "1 "iduhtil" till) rounlip TAMPA, tin . in ,/1’l - A (Span , S' 7 Kr* f .............. ,l,r N i-ti ■h war wai vc vcterm, Ir*i an i.Umily l.lcml ly told two u a 0,1 ,llr M1'"" bomb loumlm-nt spcukci, tmtay the man n lli.il it llir pmlr ill llir An abo fimglit tii ilia war against I litre. Spuiii wanted tuma action and Uet Adrmisl Alllull \\ U.nllnul led pi alia. Joe li. Hanli-v, llaulananl govat nil (in llir Yivy I.ui week Willi 4 not of New Yotk, addressed hi- i o llleiiliim 111.«I llir II itl 11 >11111 111 n-mark, to Hnutoi I’apiiar (D-Flkl lion pinyi jiii mu -1 be ULeli-d j ii ml t'ot .Inlm H. Andrew* uf billion dull,ii liluinlrt" urilr*) llir tViinliliig.iui, ii Yataiau* Adiutnl* IHItlll . ,ilsnc (411, 4> llir All 1'iiice nut ttutlon ■rflc.nl, at tha illHitllllg firs t louiliiaaa hcshI ii ii o t tha iln ltm leuili, i 411> nut liiiiiilnng iiimmiiS| ihi.I,Ii Wai Yatciun* uiinual roll without ilr lr iliiin .iml heavy |o«-e» vantlnn. Pappci liail imltad Ilia vetaran- H sittu iil 1 4 ill the i U iin i h i * not tiua. .......... „ VVl1Ill| Ha aisr al* t Id ,„,W|,r. u* Now nl hr [ Nmy uiett me giving „#ii) vvt, , , u >lng taka all th* . . i** ...»___ _ tln>« tu help out with veteratil lUppoitimi leiluminy on the griin.il ‘hanie |h*t too much limi|rti dr benefit*. Col. Andrews told tha velernhj^ frnia fund* am. gout# into llir Biliui*(tpanlil. W ar'baM flt* a re ­ loo lillla into Naval avias' pnr Willi thoaa gtyeu ttgbteia. 36 and i C)* ii *m i «a r * w Slat ir ,* g * * « oa Vine Mai Gill Ii i - llir ll-.lj in .vtuiun wrapuni. "1 Hill 4 '*Ul i t l i l t ’ "I we it itl hold tha u * ru l, . s<r*i -Hid. "tmi (-nough "1 II ll'll1*1 I M k’l' "( -iimpluient liut moingli Im t 4 ’ t i ivi-Ivi- if we cog* linin' il »•* 1t l i ■r III pllCI- XXX, , •■Tin- HH| t i l - i l l i"ii- ->f the "t onic i-xplo*iii »J || Nit ui 1 m*-me yod". 1lu- S. «1• Itll \ i'dd di'li'gutea, T n iv c I. » ’*'h m i l cmti'il ini" ib« asi IIIi,V ul.v. (11hi u uml g-ivei MlllSjlft p-dicii-* #»f Yiiis niillim." "Tim tin ,*l'N;4l|I'M I>v Mu- KotsUns (if III- l.trsnk Is i | c- uml ..... to |0"llll<l' fill lit'!.urn i'X|ilii*inii in- 1--IIBl'H f lift- HI $1i iii'v of ngieem sut; u pun ii pi JI1, t.f iidt-tnational con-* iml uf lit Mli k i t* t •mi gy." • Jidiiii *M1 N l l t t l tloil piugie** it" Iw-liin inii-lc in onlfyliiK tha da-* tl line I I'll III, _ , "Kurh M-rvicr nut only Is per­ fect,Hu ll> own lialninv and o r-' uujiicaihui," In* xtld "hot I* learninti in idai iii nan <>ii a unified ((’tfatlu*** r aa* alal Farmers Markets Ol io Mathienx Is Elected President W.‘ Show Large Gaiiv Over Last Year Of Farm Bureau tK1JK,.,)aitaB.‘l5rS today. 1 SUSPINDtD MOM DUTY by the Navy ami pin n l under bouse airc»t, l apt. Juloi 1 KUiiiiiL'Im ivluxK) III Ills buck yutd «■[ Im Wuklilngtou bums. Ms w,., • -1 it luted by 01 dn ol Sccrvtury Frimrli Miitllicwi on iliuigt) of it,. on (iintblditoil (i.iicipotidsme b> m-swinrii tu cmiontnm wtllt Ilm (1 .inplullit t>> tin vc Ailmlrul* agnliDl luntK a turn. (InUriiulloilUl) C/ech Reds Jail Nation Plagued 40 More Priests By Bad Weather In Control Try Over Week-End 300 P riests And Nuns PMne Crashes In Fog Killing Crew Of 3: R eported A rrested Tomndn Kills One Sinre S tart Of ll.ui H» AS'il II I \ I HII I'll | SM More than 411 |{nioaii t .ilholu |ilir)U hr) - r hrro uilrtl in (hr |i i l Irvc days Im o|i|iotilinii in thr l /rcloisl.n iti.in < lonimmi-t m-,i nninPiil*) I.til lit «i HI11ali (hr ( IH$11 li. ip Im Mp >io i it tr|nt||r(l lt«ii.t\ ll i r i r *«Mr«l« 3vi»ulii Itimu in mure than RMI llir iiiiniltri nf |uif»li ami ituiiT irjm itnl .inr^lrsl •Hire llir liruiiuiuig ul llir iluinli slat* fiplil hrir Ihe infoim.iiil* aUo irjioilnl police p irtio ir it hrinvt •ipplird I-individual liirmlim III ihr ('loin li liieiairliy wIm ate oiijiiisiiik tin1 legillalinti, dor lo lirtome lavv Nov I. Tho ■inirri-- nililcil |Imi ItccHii iif such presume, ,M*gr. Ftwnti-i-k (Indrak. tha upiwlolic a-lmliiiniiK tor of Ts*in iToctieut neui llir I'ollsh boidei. leietlllv l**iu-d ■* •tatomsnt hacKinvt tor hill In pml lie hail lieu mu- of ilinur who Im l Hlgnad a jiiol*ii miivi coudamniiiK ilia bill, Tho Info IttlHIlIl- -Hid 111* 'till-' uient came aflio limn* nl ct-*M, h'*a qUL-atlonhig. I ln- lili-iiiim v, under Arctihirdmp Jnn-f Ili-inn, prlmata of (JiecInndncHh Iih* hevn raportad hy Chinch source* nl most unanliuuti1' III uppoalng llir Idll, which will make nil pili--it» ? nd pastors civil •eivHiit* punl hv it statu mid »ub|eet to elulc ml he mlnistratlve, financial uml up IO)sH*w 4 a* r* * ) a m 1— -------------------i lit \ M S llt I \ I ' F I I i ’ l l KMS lo iiiiii| o r > i. iin .m il lo g m m m i-il lo k ilt i t h a i l r ig h t |M *i•m i* m l l , l ) l l i n i rl- i n l l i r i v l , l - l l l i g l i l m i r u ilv Im l.iV Senator IVppor To Snoak At Of World I'VdtMiiliaU 1Iir iliu m ii ii i n i l i i r - b .i.k mnIII* Hid Ill|inril 111(Ii |iri-(iii( l.nl mu iii hi i i r l l , , 1 p i,k ill\fe$l 4 hev-line, Wi n , ,t M|„ k Ann .1)1 | 11.ii ip- ( l i v n l r i l In . m i l Driikri i IrsliO.ilii.n Im .msr o l himlril mmIoIiIv dor In i.vin .iml •■’hiihIIu (tn ode I’eppri will m >1* nl tin -tnii ,i-*i'iiitdv of t Hill'd Wm hi h'cdci nli*l SaturUV -'Veiling nl * ill! o’ctock SI l.e lailigvvmiil llid.-t it tvu* *n"OHi’ml nl n m.'i-tltm of the Fulled World Fedot nll*t of San'--id Tblil-dny lliglil ul the City Mull. tin Huiuluv nfleini.on ut *J:4& I m t i l l 4 k n o ll h r i r . k illin g its h'ck, l*iof. Km I Iweitii. foundi i r " ul lliir r i nf Nwr-dMii'* ' (noth Villagi” I >--ill I In I In i i- -..ut hw ui il in i recently altm dcd the Stuck i.. I •!>Iilin.mii nnd OH*, till' cloud* 1 l.i'llll CUllft lltlic* f I lie World Wi •- m I- .id l'd t i n ' l l no ,, M u.- in l l o im l M"Veil --lit for Win Id Govern• i - t . ,ilii* . Iln llitv in iurm unl mill, will nlmi -|>Uiik ut % II ■..Inti, tl...... wul* gutting 'lidul uml all inemhtii) of th* 1 i I III 11111111*1 4- ll....I Wului- It: •"ini chapter a ir uiged to ’ b4 I I CHWllt. . - -led I'liree d c lc u u lv - wn<- immad tv Ibil the (Vitullit-Miiltll oscil lo­ rue* SI*) t('uailuu*4 ti Oi tint liuppy u ltliu l ptuuac Im tlic iveathri cmidltiioi) ovat cm 1cm *oothuiti unit luntinl ll. M Vila monte Man Is . I I - -aid: i Killed In Ainilafte I n-ra-iiliiililV wutm letopci i tni, - cnnlHum." In Ih e » ■ ",I v i n -lull-), llm ttn-i l IACK.HUNVII I I'.. Oct. 10—UP; n m iiK 'le i n . lili'i(S O I 1 i m il, u Mujoi' lieiii y N.nl, Currier, l ( i ' l i ' tin - 11'( 1(11ti x ti , ru*<-ivii .\1jiiiio the) from In n * iih u ib nf I,o n 'd o , Nido , u | Ulumunlu Hpimg*, wj > killed Simdiiv punch liiiiiio tu r ii jijd-i I I" - "sturdily when Id* Hiigins fallsJ cm Hi mol l-'vi-li'd h luni-i- M i* lust Hficr tiiking off from tha St. tin x in rt I-. 7H, w u - k ille d l i v i iuvhI All Hliill-oi. It wun tliu fliil N’hvhI Air Ksi.iIn n • In tin; lmu*e went lie u tm l • rvu Tiuluilig milt fatal dCclIm m iu rlc *. "» I lie iv h ltlliig filiim -l of w ind hud <■>ut huru In tin p i - years. Major Cm rim wm u member - c v i in 'll ll p iith 12 t n l l o long a i'li'* tin- Ahmh I,uml VulunWer till' N'chiu*ku c m u itiysld a b a lm * . i K 'ua ttau fJ itu »'*-•• Ten -1 Cult In Orlmnlo sod nurupuiy 'lew them but Uu w ,i vl siting Ijcksunvlllvi uml o i l urttlng- ll 'lying time ui tlic Naval Air Siution wtiun hi* iiUiib craehaL Ilia paients aiu Mr. mid II N. N h*Ii, S i ,, of Harvard C. Jaycees Inaugurate Campaign m For The Prevention Of Fires III oblMvancr of Nslioiul Fur I’lririition week wliirli )t*it) Imluy, ilia Seminole Junior t ’liumlirr oi (oinm rne in i o-oprrutioil vvilli llir Sanford Fir* Orpuiliuriil list Isumlinl 4 <4inpaigii lor fur prevrnliou. 4nd is Iponioritig ojirn liouie tlmuiH llir week ul lire I u r St4lmu on Palmalio Avenue. Malcolm Mar Neill, puldinly rlwiiinsii lor (lie leyccei, announerd today that u full »ch*dul« o f* -vents is planned for tho week to mi_|(| -ducat* the puhltc on tho Impor^ widespread campaign of puliranee o f' fire prevention,_ This ||t,,|y lltl (|rw prevuntloti I* iM*o l)*,*rJ being put Into opvrnllon thl* week, :illon of the big new ladder Du t" inrlmliiig adiln'**-* to civic club*, i 'l l r showing of short film* on flro tchools Including Heminole High |,r4lVt,ntion at all local nuitiun plcHchool and CrooniH Academy. , , whertt 1,000 pliamwill lie ■ O lhsr aahoola aenoors wru ne visited v.sireu toro-1 „ „ t -hw* nut.jirct w -ill -ba dtH1 J, ,j u u , , * i tributritl. More than EDO poxtrrx i ^T * Ciavaland, Juj H|t, |„,|ng placed throughout the declared, has axtanded a cordial ,.|ty ,0 proclaim F ir * Prevention InvItafUh to tha public tp visit tha Firs Department and to asc tha tru th s and aqulpmant. Fltsmsn WtH ba present to answer guestfona about tha various trucks and tM e p a re tio n i f tho dapnrt- I eS I S S jatk-w. i A FI. Is Advised By Defense Secretat*y Ol A ilvantages O i Demorr.itic System J/1'I told •blf II tlHttllril* IV,!- .bvlril I WKBONVII I.F., Ctrl. t" “lui’\m |bff,lgH Rack 1 7 tf.U u ’ ll.v tBpacliill tiro** icrrltitlo in<-mili.nl of tin- Si’iiiiimli- 1 ,1101 J^^iswa LT«L' T iam .i hulldlng. r,V/mci» HiioukIi the Stutc Faun- ' ) I'm 111 Mill I JO ul II uiiioiiil Alilcli Iih* lirtm divided into !!*> cm Muikct* diirlmt the puit (i>- it *-•>!IIIK alid -Olipi-I | mini ulullt hi Mm Tour list iVnl.-i Mi. ......... ami furnished. j cal veai amounted to Muthli-ux, h» coo lily iiilnoio-tin . niuii Imllilmg once orruplad <•* compared to *&J*».R1:I.- live iiffirar of tin- l*i .nliiillim (1VThe ilia *Vnve*li*» ntflce h.adooar- Wd-BI ("» *ho previous yen, ui I” tluikcilnir ............................. . _____ „_ , r„„, nuriiun. and the -lii.wn by completed figure- *n nnd Mo- 1’. M. (h-partmi-iii --i V*rrl '**'» •" «»•" P,,r,to"* •'"? ‘ll* ll.e veer'* actlvttle*. Niitlmn (l.B|. 1(Btt lltuV),|*, ihiee furnlahei Mavo, Comnil»*tuner of Ayil- cull...... I* well nipiiiliili-,1 wllh ■patintent*. About »ls more bar- culture, whose effort* neated tin- piiiblcin* of irriiwi-i- oi this ..................... .. ......* lack* building* am to bi modern- till* system of murkets, “it ie. rccMoii. Ill- *ucrn*d» ( i- iitc It. Swart*. lied, said Mr. Mailtty. . . . . . . ............. dew ing the annual lupoil ut llis John I'lcimOi, Yi-ti-mii -oi themnrkets, said "This t* h teonir* a . a * , o * . •» . K -,... M r* a g i s - w s s r r . blu tecoril. We uta proud of lha fmin hkiIcllltuiul Inulrmb-i win vli'il-praalilimt, K. I.. went lo ihe seen*. Meade, in Soulh- lYml'Tii the lloim.iel Hulldlng. Oil osslstance wm have been In ttot rli'Clvd Jihim oi, ai-crutHry nnd I )•■wltt distribution of farm product), wtilern Kama*, i* tha county test t,ui nrr heating eijulpment has t<» without proper inatketuig llunt*i, t i t'HROii-r. Aji|Hoii| ,,l hof Mesde County. b*«n Installsd hoih In this building larllitle* the farmers would bs (lliv-ctnr* wari- l.tm Itoinri, Henry plant. , t i i Ins* to provide th* rotnum- Schuinacher. Jr., (Itl* i -huu*, Tha overturned cars landed in Slid In tha csnttsl besting . Aider***!# College of Bible and (ng Wl,r|,| with the affects of Hontu-r I.. C’mi twi, W. W Till* a watarfllled ditch. Tha train, "Tha Imparial,’ w«» Liberal Arts opened its Fall quar- , It>•>< labors. When planned mi- rmi I'. H. Uaw*on. Hstllilig I’resldrlit Nwillti t-'l-l eastbound from California to Chi- i*t flvpt. 26, and now haa 45 atu - 1 nrovements at many of tbc-e dent*, Including 16 in the academy I facilities era realised, we will na III* group that the year hud tu-ntl \ { - Fowltr Vnwlar hoDlital Slid hopsltal «n> ai “ --------------, .- a, small nopttisi ao‘ in ths collsgs proper, a c - 1in |n position to rendar still gieat* nne of suliatuntlHl uahiev«iuant hv *h« Farm llorBSU Hint lhal tha high echool wara being u**d to t0 j {js r trani Bhtefd*, col- cr -ervlce," bad lutan llift i-itsad cars for lha Injursd l*ue dean, bait year at this time Tha annual report show* that mambership w Out -I "Wln-tua* Bodies of two victim* ware taken live of the market*, Hotuivy Uluru lliut) W ((■allassU aa CM ) Twal ' tCeetlaaM • • r « * 1,11 Florida city. ‘Jay, Hanford -*■"» ,wab*aun lha gear uumarlcullv be­ avaraga ol llm cimnlles Pturkv tloublatF* their gross t*- low ilia I tidllEHrs fits caiut 'tv < ,urn* to growers whtle Poiniun.t Proclamation cxrueded last ysar by tieatlv » million dollars, tutsllng ll'lu b l, Fire DamugeH Hume WllIPBFAfl In mirftUiHU'i’ uf i$ cuifotn fiUhUihPfl 29 178.26 as compared to #H,m/T,J \ E UmraiMFWH AND PROFESSIONAL WOOf Kev. A, tSiplin -t;i6.4U. Hanford, vha oldest ruaiS f f S K n K i i vmon, a . kst In tha system, axparlem-ed 1LL11 - - Al..Wu and Hawnil this w#«k of OcL 9# Fire of undaitiuilnd uiofln the graalest year In U* 16 vt‘ar*» tutalltig In ttxcoia of four million cuiiNfd t-xtenilvH ilumntir Inst » I.stlssnl r s tllglll to the Inlet inr of tin- ImlilH \vH EREA R tha oraanli* ion, b*lng non-p*rtl*an and noncf tlu< Kev. H. Flplln, culmrd, Mct.Vl?n compo.ed sXly m ..!f-.«PPorllng woman, le dr HOll, CONSERVATION I Hi on Weal Thirteenth Htieat nuiir slroua of observing this week In furtherance of thu alma of ths H. A. Lyman, Federal soil cuo i'arilminoti Avenit*. i and mors particularly In carrying out ths thsma of th* •ui vstlonlst of klunatee county, Flrsmutl atliwerad tlm ulsnn YUU", and t , " b o o s t Y o u r t o w n --r r ito b s T s y o u - , and uml Mrs. Lmen and small dnuicm *1 7:1(7 I1. M. uml temalrixd on iVh EREAB. our democratic sydam hat succevded baiatia* ar, Kay I-anl, recently spent• irvtM - duty at thy fire for on* hom and It la tha beet method yet devised to uxpreee th# will of th# majal day* here to visit Mrs. byyiimn v 40 minutes. 'The whole lualdn of _____ _ ____ parent*,_ _ Mr. and Mrs. W. L Har­ tha home was dsinegrd, Including aw furnlturo In th* living room, vey prior to leaving for (’allfm °rlt)WHEREAB, whan wa speak "* ,lh« “u.i'V n wa a r t aummonlng up lha mannar in whieh Amarlcana tlva In tils and Hawaii where Mr Ly Mora than <100 feet of two and n ettiaa and town* all otrar this land of oura. To '"■kfhalf Inch luvan and 2(H) feet of man haa been transferred. work nationally wa oittat make It work In our communltlai. To Mr, Lyman was born in Hawniu an* Inch h»N»-w*r« uacd in pm rale* tha llring standard* of America, w t must riiea tha Hir­ nnd grew up in Hilo, Ho came L> tin s tha flrU* out. ing standard* tha’ #ro*eroad* of America, »nd tha United States in 1041 after < Chief 6!. N. Cleveland, Lieut. ■••ui* natlon-wld* pra*perlty, wa m usr Ma to i r a M r a i i graduation from thu University J, R, Crow, J. T, Bennett and K. tlmsa for tha email fanner, tha corner grocar and tha nalghborof Hawaii. Hie nev work will !>'• In Griffith war# on duty at thu hood fthoD ODtritor. Aid similar to th at In Florida. He h** fir*. Tha Rev. Kiptln, who wan WHEREAS, bacaults of th . p.eeant pra-.mlnane, of beam highly oaaxmended by count v pot at hom* when tha fim broke 4, la pastor of tha Baptist commlsslonafa o f Hamate* County) country In’ International affairs, it la more than eear h on Hlpss Avsnita in Cafor hi* worit in soil eonaarvatlon. that our aeonomy remain healthy and prosperous to d th democracy retain Itt •ril*1'-- We neod hue# no f««r of mating j—xt— SHEFFIELD SURVIVORS that world poaltlon. With nil that t matna forr laatlng I.IONH* HPEAKKII In the Met of aurvlvor* for and wtdaepread human freedom*, »o long aa tha Informed woman li director of Jamea E. Bhafflald which appear . Dr. Frank Qulllman, of Amariea are prepared to lake uo the eudgala fo r our way of County t Health Unit, *d In the Herald on Oct. S, Mr»- 4‘h«__Seminole C IHa In tbo eoramunitiae of thu Nation! J. T. Clayto^G "name” was" omit- wUl apeak to fallow Lf Lions tomor NOW, THEREfORE, I, TIIK UNDERajGNED ed. Mra. Clajrton la a elder of low a t the Tuurlal Canter on tha bject of diabetes, and how liarMr. Hhafflelild who . . . wae __ fatally , . is having this dissasa may lead Injured In a Automobile accident last Tusaday night. Mr. Sbafflehl T “normal Ilfs. racalvad hla Army training *t V F W MERT Fort Jackoon, S. 0. and from Post 5282 of Hla ‘Veterans aran. of thara want to Kansas City, Kss. Tara wiU __tonlgi Aadraw Cermray o'slock a l t tha __ Legion _ o’clock Johnson, *«mmand*r, , CnimiiH’liii Confined To Home WASHINGTON, Oct. 10- o P i — Navy (lirr* and radar r\|icil* told longri** today lhal Itiinnla umluiihledly haa both the warn­ ing ayalriu and lha fighter* lirrdrd lo detect arid knock down blab flying lion.hern Ilka Ilia Air Force D-HH. Thay coni ended that tha tMimbrr could tint gal Ihrough enemy (irfen-r* In num­ ber* and lhal H um* which did would waala A bomb*. Cumdr. Kogana l alotn lirought gaap* of •urprUa from lha llouaa Armrd Bar,lea* Commlttre by testifylug lhal you could stand al on* rnd of tVashlnglun Nalional Alrperi and cum* through an alum bomb «tp)u*lun or half,* “without serious Tha gunway U a llllle mil* and a uuarltr lung. y. .i of here today, killing llnee ........... and injuring approximately 50 to 70 mote. O. K. Cutty, rhirf clerk in llir division supeiinlendcnt'i ..... . . . office ji l.ihrtal, Ka».. *atd four prison) of i 130 t in T r the aboardi .V Ihe rChicago boundI tiain were killed and 50 injured Heavy tain* occulted in the sire yetlttday. Ambulance* from Libe. '"vztrnMm S econd C la s s R o le Can Be D etected In Tim e And D estroyed M E A D E * K r i .* O c t, 10 An I ^ f'ui»t]e» w h o iv c H iiiy m t iim l A R o ck I t U n d iM M e n g tr tra in Int , iin to i o f th« C V n tm l M«»thocli*t 4 iM c k w r i Iio u I tliif R m ile t c#nt « Im n li o f llu n t lo g lo n , W . V«. r m ttf t th ro u g h rp a . WASHINGTON, Oct. 1 0 JP)—I'rculiirnt Truman u*ked 8ongrti* today for S1..111.UI0,00# to pay for American arm* abipmsnl* abroad In aid ((land* ly nation,. Ila rtquralrd an ap­ propriation of #011,010,000 and authority to anlar Inin #60(1,000,000 worth of contract. A Whit* House italemcnt Mid the bulk of lha fund* would be uaad to pro,Ida milIlary aid to thoaa North Atlan­ tic Treaty couatrlaa which rarjuest it. 1 "The Preiidcnt informed me he hai been t import inn 90 per renl all along and will continue to do *o in accordance with pinm iin to the people in lha ln l campaign." While told ttporlert. In view of the Senate's rejection of the 90 per cent rupportr latt week. White raid the Imiile for tham will probahly have to be Carried over into the next tettion pf Congretr beginning in January. Ha >ald Mr. Truman told him he "len’t going to attempt to Inter­ fere" with fongri'M'H action on the pending farm hill. The Californian added that both be and the President hope to get farm law carrying out thalr [data. "If not at,thWa is ac teu to n , than the next." igtegi intrude, the - Democratic, Sedate l»ad[e^n haa • backed b i d ed ithe pending Mil o f Ben•tor L " A n d rtto n . (IHNM), fottnar Becrsthry of Agriculture, which pro.vide* for flaxjhl* price ■upporta eupp * at ‘ y. Parity 75 t P PP par-Cant Of .parity, give the la a price daalrntd to gl it ttitfiiiMM M u r i i * mi I• > cloudy Bill Is Signed Expert tnm t. jo h n so n D enies P la n « n . KT tRaising Vets’ Kadartail rind Disability Pi; B-36 Bombers I o R e d u c e N avy 1 o; Ex-President And Ex-First Lady 1 Fight Ovdr Parity To Be Carried Over In n, to Next Session Of Congress In January WASHINGTON Ocb 10— t,/I»>— Rep. Cecil F. While (D-Calil) t|uoled President Tiutnan today at lay­ ing he itiuugly (avon 90 pet cent parity price ruppoiti for the baric faitn ernpr. While raid ha called on Mr. Truman to urge him to ruppotl 90 par cent price prop* a« againrl the flexible 75 |o 90 per cent support* in the farm bill now before the Senate. lim AN IND1MWDKNT DAILY NEWSPAPER P a r tly flay with a trw local aflai Ihuiidtrthuwcrs, -• 4 Wcek. lu tha window of tha B. L. Par­ kin* *tora on F lrtt Strait, photo­ graph* of homes which have been burned will ba placed tomorrow. OUTHOAHIi MEET* , ‘; A meeting of thu .Sumlnol* Out* •iiHrd Aaniiclullioi will ba hllJ I oenUy night ui H:0l) o'cloqk-a# rim pluco of W I*. Smith, >515 I'urk Avi'iiun. All memlisrsd# iluiHH Inteieati'd in lolnlng arSira-iup*t*<l by Captain Roy O. TiHI#7 picnidi-nt, to In- there. THE WKATHfl JACKSONVII.I.K, Oct. 10 -Weather table: STATION Atlanta Huston Chicago Tasno Kansas City New York Philadelphia SsettJ* Jacksonville Miami � 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>, October 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/5d7007a6ba61286352038a754569fe45.pdf 7a3056901a8d671f15f675f80e71852b PDF Text Text r w -. ■•, v ________ _____ ___ ___________ --------------- -’ •’ • * • ■ viy.rrT -.^w ret'-^rr-ew .^-. .■ ------"--- — "■ ? v " ’ 4 ty Q R P ' ' * ■ COLORGRAPH FOR THANKSGIVING F A M IL IA R 55 A character In u n c L "DEAD ENDS" TAKE THIS TEST B a teat o f your powers o f 1 perception study tho two figures below. W ithout using any m easuring device except pou r vlalon determine If A-H la leaver than C-D or vice v e n a . A N other word*, curtailments. The deilnltlona clue the answers, which are paired words. In ench Instance the first word Is the same ns the second, minus the Inst letter. A s: a “ blonde elf* becomes a "fair fairy." 1. Stylish gnl. I 2. Ur sal whiskers. 8. Throne dower. 4. Sixteen. 6. Rabbit sersKlio. 6. Possessed) speed. 7. Priestly le«erdermuln. 6. Style moimci|uln. 9. N ear darkness, jO. Scottish Donnybrook. _ Aare _ _ f Y OV to work when you're on etrtke in thla Whie Quit. For. you mutt find correct answers to questions on vnriout kindt iS i r .l S B"h‘ |».»q Mtjy ’01 m»l» M*IM '• ^ ^ S J J V S W n A T i 'V ^ " YOU'LL HAVE YOUR WORK CUTOUT FOR YOU J1, 8 . A colorful axpreaslon la "Strike me----- " f ' 8. Thara’a a proverb, "Strike the — - whilst I t | a ------"T A That proverb cornea from what 'afrilrfnp profession ? 5. W ho’* always a 'striker* In the ArmyT A I f you etrvek up these notea on tho piano, t tsHe_________ ___ . you’dbe beginning w hat celebrated com p osition by R achm anlaof 7 T. In earlier days o f baseball, the batter w u allowed a different number o f etrikee than at [f present. How many— 2, 4, 6, AT 0. W hat Clevelander le praised fo r bla fast old-tim e Thnnksg ivin g scenes la to bo found In th is m aze o f lines. T o make th o c h n r n c t o r appear, get out your crayons or co lo re d p e n cils and fill In each area within tho design In accord­ a n ce w it h Ufl color key. II means blue; BK, black; UR. brown ;G , green ; OR, g ra y; Y ,y el­ low ; V, violet; it, red; P, pink. T o make pink, use red lightly. T o muko gray, use n lend pencil. E N IG M A A feeling all per­ sons detest, Although ‘tie by everyone felt; Dy (too letters fully ex­ pressed, By twiec two in­ EMMA variably spelt. •c a n ) WHAT'S THE PICTURE HIDDEN HERE? T H S fig u r e I hidden In thla d o to g ra p h can be made to ap­ pear by taking a pencil end,startlo g at dot one, drawing a con­ tin u o u s lin e from dot to dot c o n s e c u tiv e ly u n til d o t 86 Is reached. W here tw onum bereare beside a single dot, uee the dot twice. When you've com pleted th e outline, color It. ttrikeet 9. In what sport do you make a strike without B club 7 10. Lloyd Paul Stryker haa figured In nation w ide headline-nuwa from courtroom s a a ----- 7 ' 11. What celebrated 'etrlke' In California in 1840 sent persons hurrying there from all over the net Ion 7 12. What American wrote a rousing popular lon g , Strike Up the Hand/ 28. It may be dishonorable to strike the flag, 'that Is, lower It In surrender; but what symbol o f honor Is It always customary and proper to Strike! 14. Tha very first striks o f record tn the United States, carried out In 1790, won higher wages f o r what skilled workmen? Juat guess, 10. W hat kind of tlWke takes place backsiaga a t every performance o f nearly all plays T •V 'pe*eow ‘1 tun 'emit*, rnIMUM .. I VI ■V»I»|S< '♦I 'W to »s»a|« n |'r*w 9_ 4, .V | '•*♦11*A '» •**** 1 *W«IN sl»VS O »l *(S|MJ (|U f . J M IS » u » a " I MIMM'P «•■« I—k * l | « . J o ] ii*i *m • i i '» ■suimiu»v»m •» u-h '«"* i •« •s»i.r •» i i m mi |0S • « » M il- , u |S > ||| ||> Iia o p S n ik ^ iu s • u » M K n i * ‘S U | | * « 1l|»v«|< • '*||M S||||«W| .*>1 i*M) «,u|. ‘I lUUMp MAGIC YOU CAN DO Stretching Your Words U v P h y l u m F bam d i an u Komi You no Authors ot the hook, "tuulrs, l/uinti and (lames' HIS anagram game gives si retching exercises to your vocabulary mid makes your words go T twice as far. Wo have Supplied lh« leiler or lettare to be added In order to make entirely new words. Example: Toro plua U is ronfe. / . ADD OSD LDTTDIt (1 ) Pass plus M (0 ) Ranting (2 ) Hopper plus T .(7) Chats (8 ) Story plus E (8 ) Diary (4 ) Rapt plus A (9 ) Natty (6 ) T high plus E (1 0 ) Acorn Rating Insane Miles Crimo Leap plus E and M plus V and U plus U and II plus A and 0 plus 1* and A 34* TAKE SOME NUMBERS ■ulmiS ‘iMqai ‘IM*|Uq ‘iim.iwj—ii ’j»i|ju* Y ) 1. A r r a n g e three 6 ‘a eo they amount to 7. *. Place three 2'e together so ee to make 2 4 . 8. Place three 8'e together eo as to make 24. : sm ‘liiiilui '.(Mj.l ■tu»iuu*l t l i|*n(w MJin 2 E m m a C. M l K i a n 4 ANSWER IN ONE MINUTE Mi|H paqnJ mii| l *( «|9ntw urn| en|J «4hl dlUBtoJ, •ait fuv >(i h ui#m -AA *| iM ia iiv •4M JT ........ ...... B rd n T e a se r F ytni think you’re smart, answer each o f these Icorrect within one m inute; then see If you got the im m n n n n o answer, 2 4 HIS number maze, as you sec, conelste o f 8U T numbers arranged In six ruwe o f six each and connected by diagonal!. The problem Is to select numbers totaling the highest possible score in accordance with this rule: no two nowhere are to be on (As some diagonal, You may pick a* many numbers m you wish, provided you adhere to that rule. T ry thla on frien ds and ate I f they can beat y ou r acore. p a<mw tHX, * m'«. r " 2 ntouniui uu oai lorm ■ wuru** mui N U M B ER TRICKS ‘.j.u i|iS *,iu|nn. ‘,jii*.|nu 1. I f n carpenter receives 26e fo r sawing a board Into two lengths, how much should he receive for sawing it Into fou r lengths? 2. What tlirio figures multiplied by fou r give five? 8, I f you caught u fish one foot and half o f Itself lung, how long would It be? 4. Mrs. A ntonio had two pairs o f twins twice. How many children Is that 7 «i t . ) u*x •! u ri «• muse I 0 | *#JUO 11 V |lj*uq Ukkt tg lllfM in I *NMg ««| Y\nom tint mji|| *iu|i *• TONGUE TEASER Bay sw iftly, aloud: Tho skunk eat on the stump. Tha a tfm p thunk the skunk stunk. « QUIZ-CROSSWORD WITH CLUES FROM THE BIBLE $ uere. H owever, tha lattara o f • fira worda < ba need to S Fora 8 word-aquara. W ith cer­ .33 (0 ) Hint p/us K and Q (7 ) Sort plus Ii and U (8 ) Tripe plus C uiid II UU Carls plus I. mid Y (ID) Yet plus M and V Mi|iAu '|.i|<luitl •an.J.-I i|U«i|S „ r J* “II •»«»««V OR trick In which you make writing vanish, you need two envelopes, two sheets o f paper, a pencil, a pair o f ecisaore and some paste. Cut away HOW DO YOU FIGURE IT? the back o f one envelope, leaving the front with " T H A T wee certainly n cupllnl Thanksgiving the gummed flap attached. Cover tho whole o f tha I dinner," said Mr, ltutliburn, lighting hie flap with pasta and allow it to dry. Thun put some cig a r; "an d," he kuUI, turning to his son, “ it paste round the three sides o f the cut envelope has put mu in such u generous frutno o f mind and stick it Inelda the whole envelope so that the that 1 am prepared to present you with capital three pasted sides stick to the whole envelope. to tho amount o f a dollar if you will simply find A dd a harrow line o f adhesive on tha (lap a t the me a certain number. All you Imvo to do Is to envelope. bear in mind thut nine less than six times the Finally, place a single sheet o f blank paper ba- number I wont, minus twice the number, equals „ tween the two envelopes and stick tho two flaps seven more than twice thu number. N ow find it together. The two flaps must nppear as ono, fo r m e," -t .|.«m > i si When perform ing the trick you place tha Msa- S | u (B|S l | *|«nM I t M«|>a I i intiitu >,) '|<|S|g i J .« .» y cret" envelope on the table and Invite someons to : write somethhIng on the aheet o f paper, put the FENCE WITH THIS POSER paper in tha envelope and seal It/ 'OU don 't have to be a farm er to be able to Make several magic peases over the answer thie quaetluii: If one mile o f fence anafter which* jntu cat hff the flah with a cloeee a field o f forty acres, what area (lo terse), ■elisors. Than will two miles o f fence enclose 7 paper. The wrf _ tBJM W M«f| Juoj jo *iui Ml n«M« 41 | | II-'* BJUBj |* B*[|U4 <>*) Go on to another trick, »o your audience will ba •U* JIM-**0 •jniO|)tt« U1 ■*BJ* 6| •||UI qMi>oi-*uo i q »MWtifinoj^ua p|na* Run 4 distracted from examining the envelope you used. |VM« NAM1IW 9\i '•in «|i|* pus p«jpiinq ««o imam F conventional checkerboard I looks like. Well, cut out all o f tho 11 figures above and use them to form a checkerboard. There are a number o f ways It can bo done siicreoifully; ■o tho problem is to see bow many distinctly different arrangements o f the segments into a checkerboard that you can work out. Many folks have found thie a more fascinating cutout than conventional Jigsaw puzzles, so you may want to mount the pieces on cardbomd mid shellac them 4o they can be used over ami over. II. ADD TWO I.ETTDHS (1 ) (2 ) (Q) (4 ) (S) r r tain lattan inserted in their > W f pool tlcos so • starter, how quiekty pou can eon* M ott. □ 0 ■ a ■ L l»—Net(re of Ten* 10—J“Wh»n the wtihed tl.., men tbimMlmi but when ther perish, the rlihteoue „ In#reel#1* (Pr. IHSi) ft—Pert of ■ padlock fastening VIRT1CAL 1—Allowance for m u •—J’Then, erownoit the — wile thp geednoio" (Pe. ( M l ) 0—Xellfloia ceremony l e t t e r it h METIC HIS problem in tettff .eddl T le b«»»J on e word of 4m lei numbered 1to 0, from W lt« rl to correipond to too tea dMte, letters of the word tro imlwtit for figures u follows! ' F R N I O T Ml 8 s o a « n air 0 P H M I • TIN I N T 0 A I aw o i 1 1 n i n A :: i :: l 4M5 ! 5I |M |m * tetOAMBMB*HA i n u i f f® S S W P 0—"A eltjr of refute far tha ----- “ (Jo.h, m ill) 0—Whe followed Maneoeeh an « i i t o to p » T * w S 2 V i t o S r Elat at Jndaaf (I KJ. 11 ill) ^^£*p^aV»*l\|etl»hrel and j& w c & y y 5 i« ,u ) (3 3 2 ? fTIf> iVXSffXU ;*\'f h'- t ' V ' -V TUESDAY OCT. 4, 1941 THE SANFORD HERA1.D. SANFORDTTORIDA muis v. a □ ■ ■■■ ’S a clever combination HEoRf Eletter-rebus and form poser contributed to this page by Rarity Oher, the celebrated p u d l s t w ho aometlmes uses the pseudonym "H obo,” The defini­ tions are In the style o f "cock­ eyed crosswords” or "puns and anagram s." (T ha form , you'll note, represents the Sphinx In euhlsUo profile.) ’R E B U S’ and •WHOLE* refer to the solution o f the rebus. D* nail mbbII H&MI IgR AkmMmrnALim W ifi Wken Bownfe pease skfp sailed le Is span Ike deer 01 ArmUUtel Alee, wMAwale ssd ,i 'V F »• 11 . �a A ffJWTO.. -- n ■ ■•* *4 * * * -* f U U ^ ly t » Pi m m tin N m i u to t W n M i , Tft HM oti w rttiNM ftl America, Tft Produce Pruspsrltv for Baulord. '# V U f .U M K U TJPtP'l She E a U b U a h a * 1908 U House Group Orders Nayy ,jP ^ r / It’, All Over But The Series r r ,? T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A , W E D N E S D A Y O C T . 5. 1U10 E a s t G e fU tB U Itrralft fS3&ttajgr.r<& fat aftothor te c M jm * ■•#* to t i t Bcaato for aAMh. W A S H I N G T O N . Oct. 5 - A H otat Committee atvirtd tha Navy toAty to lit* Ctdric W oith. the IT^aaman whoia view* on the Air Fore* B-36 bomber program tel oH a Conirtttional inquiry. The N avy" then announced Worth al­ ready had quit. He wai the lin t carnally o i the latest maneuvering in a bitter Navy Air Force row mat hat brought circulation of anltnymoui memor­ anda and lurreptioua dipping of ' # dotumtnti to nawi reporter!. 'At lean two more inveitigatiom art on tha w«y which may bring ether*. , Worth it the man who admitted Writing an untigned memorandum, circulated in Conarew latt rummer, which chticuted tM B-36 program. He war then a civilian afritlant to — Underrccietary o f tha Navy Dan * Kimball. Worth war rutpendad in Augurt. The Navy announced today that ha resigned Aoft- K). Shortly before" the Navy an* nouncement. tha Haute Aimed Ser­ vice* Committee lied approved a report teying Worth should be per­ manently dttchergad from Navy m nlttee announced Service! hat been idminlatared. Chairman Vlnaeh, (D -O a) ifttd tha flrrt wltneaeee will Include three edrolrala whoae name* were signed to papert that a Nuvy courrg ja v e ^ e c r e t l^ U ^ regortara Wife Attempts • To Save Huxband With Fishing Line Oat. S— (A*) SAVAN N AH . G — Mrs. James H. reel in her dto1. adrowned s - calong k *s, beat friend- told last breaking In the .. Haber. T B S S U . ■ g jfig a J j | -m 9mmm rnmwent Cfiei^RW firm, Une became anUftftod while a fishing In m otor boot Norman L. Davie, hla Tha drv-eyed as. 3L.' • ft w r i t want after hint nnd the In the water, tha end ftf U e “ m f a s ..I Fartlj cloudy and mild l a Ihureday. iliiiwtrs. Very lew Steel Strike Ties tip Ships Of Ore Carrier Fleet Satellite Is Wary Of l i '1 , aft* A a i o c l i U d P r t M L ean ed W Ira k * N o. i» a U.S. Decides To Intervene In Coal Issue No Red Germans EApect^ Official S a n c t i o n At Special Sqtaion Of People's Council WASHINGTON. Oct. 6 -O P ) —H u Senate C w n i r n Cum-’ M , ftriltfta today spurned aa appail %■ f t m Preeideut Treaton i m toi< od 19-1 ftaalaat « tMrd term for U le a d Aida oft IM Fodoral Powrr Coamlaatoft. .The Coo»- THE W EATH ER Immediate Ac- tio n 1J 1 .1 S teel S n ­ ike T h , p T n m t a il Is Urged — PH I^IU 1iti'.H, Oct. 5 — (A*)— The Irdrtal hovrini today lo Inill llir withheld *> ilion 111 down. U S Mr,diatinn Chitig called John L. Lem i and hiliiiuiiioiit opeiatoi, in * Friday UirrtiliH in A aihinglon III ail effort to end llie iliicc week mine walkr out. ■•• llir illvia 1mil ( I mg laid, I, at ihe |>Li r wlii-ie n i, approaching a cum , il.ni irijniie, mlerventlol ol his tiffn i lli- added: i " A1111* ini. liven- i> a lot of coal *1 imiir point even today louts proplr air a lio led I))' llie cotl ihuldown tinl ilir longer it guc* llir Vwiiir it grit," f| l lung tan! aiiv lepoit, of pro^ g i n , 11\ latm , and United \lllir Win k, I to vohatoi, now ia »r*»iuii .ll llor Inld ami Whit*' s illplllll '■pn . \\ Va. would b« " i r l l n o .'in Hnl il " , j k ;t \ u |i» ftt* v t) i y (!#■ r111vi ■-. in- . I I »* •I 11*41, f i l l l l l l l l t o PARIS, Oct. 5— t/Pi— Premlftr Henri (JueullL offered hla realgnation today to President Vincent Aurlol. (Jueul lie's roe III Ion government, in office more than n year and longer then any nrev, , Una post-war French cabinet, ran Into a crisis with the lasts* fence o f the Socialist Party that' labor's demands for wage U»*J creates be satisfied. GueuUle brail, Ihr Radical Socla IlM (Con i.r t a llt e i party. By ItANIHI. Be LUCK HLKUN, Oct. a— (A *)~ F «*» nf anti-Soviet fitoiiiu wai admitted today by Gennan Commumtli hutWearied by tiio tumult ami the strain of the uennant race, Run iicdly forming a Human isltllila Waiting out the tleel strOir. th te, *lnp«. nl tin- 1'itl- t.cn*rti Mteumnhlp Coinpnny'* m»- t-nuylng il.-rl uie tied iiii In lln- mooring hmlii In Aldwiiiil.i-. H n r l..,i, .| muv . vh Indlcutv llml .il l into nioiiilitiK ot llie .ihuttnn, nullage, of the liim.klyt, Dodgers, stretches nut fm a bit . I I'niu-d Mteehviiikvr* of Aiiii-ileft etc now ,.ni lligli i ilnlnlv. fenilug llie et-mumm tuu»npimce» overdue ran. With iiia National League champ, getting lead) im icpublic in carlcrn Germany. I lie republic it due tu be pro* o f » long itiike, uie ir|Hiil«d planning n livavy i>, i , i ..tlriiaive" to reitoie piodni'lnm Ale World Merle,, he doein't expect to lelax again for some day. ( In te l list loiiut i . luuned in Beilin Friday at a spe1 Inin nnlionul Moinntpli.iloi <ml icm o n of die Commumil*ruicd tinm an People’, Council initallalion of ihe lint govern­ ment may take place aa early a* i i c l week. L a,in n non t omniuu*nl parlic, were trpoilrd inomited In. than a ihitd of the mimtliiei llv NPKNCKR M inis \ a, a price for waiving demand, l \NIDN, I k I ‘i u l'i l.runard I i .hui , tl.u k 4J an Aliinn.in Im a populai election. V'ho iliu m In hair tumid llir woihl't IiikIii' vI iinHi nt.1m ill we,Inn l lilli.i op III . 1.11 i t ! f m U ll o p M It t t O t * Tire Blows Out And New System For Reg­ L'omniuniil appomter, a, min- Says Florida To I lavi "■is i liaigrii wtlli ui.in'l.inglitri toiLy in llir giintlml dr.illu |,n| ninnlli ol ill 11l i l t Mi N | ' i t | i , | t i.lrit of inlenoi, rcuiiomiCi and Greatest T o u r i s t aiiollin Alnriicaii mil an I ngllslimall. istering Voters To (JlM 'rt ! u t tii ■! 11*• t lll « r U lG R iif u n i Car Strikes Tree imipaganda weir belie ted to be • H it* c i i U f i H t J U C f . l l i r lo im c i lim lr iiiiiil lo lo n rl u f (h r A ln r in a ii lIS .s w .it i l.ipp rd m I 1 14i i i u 11 n* ia -1 r Season Ever Known Be In Effect Jan. 1 alirady approvrd by the Soviet oc* On French Avenue u d iitv i liirii’»«» mil *’f ll <<ii it ill*1! |h * t v t l'v m | In ' 1,’ iM I I m t lt 'S L * w it .ill i l , . ...ii 1 1 iK » ', t i n * m e d i a - ( iirpalion conunatui. 1st I t l i i h l H I l it W i t f r l t o n V V iilt t i l i l l C. J. ritompion, district govei- ( ] r . , u | .u The Couuly Cummitiion yetin Janie, Sheffield, Jr.. 20. wo, Illlel v n-vv oil m lo-. i'i-II, hi- -tend 1 t i t t f l f i t it't I ' 111i I ■i U t il'll VV %?' i tu # * In a vital public ilrt-lai niton of nut ul Lion, Inlet national, irveal I \ l |JIM l IC u lla M * Wa rags Biel fll-l ll Hill (III III Ill'll III' itlll lull l|iI ilmtiM fatally injured L it night ihurlly he- day appiovrd llie purchaie im $1 II M il t f lll* ihe - In..it tn, l.iki'W i-i* In* iletile.l | I f t ’ n| (t'Vf Vwl il llll l lu" i'i! rl i tn! t Ml IMd lU* lM ‘Mtt of an ■dtliritograph machinr rd Fuetdav plan, for a "giant nm ( i i i c r r i l l a s M ov e foie 11:00 o'clock when Ini l lH(t u t t iii e t i l U III VVII III live Will, till' plulty l i t ’ f n l , i f * ,\ " ! i " l»*4*I im t i %rtUi *‘ n y tore ade" lo lake Florid* 1 ion, In Fold sedan ran into a tree on and equipment lor tile in ihe in I w nlovi uf om i.| tin i n limn. l Imago for llir National I oiivrn Im m u l iiiM \ t iim * I'M n it f in iila H d A r m y ' l ( » B u l g a r i a ■talLtion of the new pertnaiunt French Avenue nrat Nineteenth It IIItI(illicit *!*• *’ ««*.» •* * 1 H|uriin-iilly l Jiuk, who linn n lion ll*XI *u III m e* I in puiplr and, h Street. He died al Feinald Laugh- legitiialion ,y>lem which will hr | leilllni il m liele in llie current l’’Void au to n io b ilr,. | A l l l l N S. ( h i i l,l* | K rlia * nl|e ul l.if, Miign/ine. in eltUlgeil Ion Mtmnrial liotpilal at 1:15 A. pul inio effect beginning Jan. I. S ten strom Inlioducrd by Ptciidrul Cliff 1 Mr m im n lepoilid lod.iv that llir III llie gum-init ilejiiIi- ul Willuiili d u e l p o raid O. P, Hem Jon, county clrik M , according to police. Freeliuili. II funnel ly of llmlge Able,. Ml. fliom pion told the Glrrk glleililla lir.olipi.ulrn ha, I hi* equipment will b* nirtalied MARIANNA, Del. Tftfo A* Mr. Sheffield wai driving WHtu Mnaa, mul Harold Mini In, ( ! i h * s ( o i m l y N e e d i-oonty mvn wore at U- l.iom dial 'H onda had die L ig ­ lirru muaed liom Albania lo liul- 15, .Hbnnidnipbgrn Kiigllnlunun north on French Avenue a tira on in lha office of the lupervimt. Mi*. Jarkaon, Ix-rly today umicr tl.lHHJ bands eti popidahon incr*a,( id any hi* automobile blew out/ Tha cat. V. C. M etieqgtr, who el pretan! aftae a wild ibrae-mila irhptft lest fNuir- r»»Po,i live ( L i h Mountain, gana and dial 8,000 gurm lL , ai* |wlm wm employed In Chungking O f D e l e n t i o n H o m e being Irahtfeneil lifiwrrii ihr Iwo i^l>'V,,ei,mmi, traveling at' a fatf clip, tWaived to hat hei hVadquartfri In The Herald night In whirl! they wri l . Ihe nliimtlng eiiliullinleil n \ c , . , | u l d i t m i l m l i Im im * f a e i l l office. Tha lyilem may be used drivvn by a Htat* B*v*rag* In* lail year. cm m liie, by ,ra dniiklng bout He,it. H In the t i c - I t , t i n * M i n , f m y o u t h f u l o f the right over the curb, hit a tree "Now i> the titnr in piepai* mu late* by the county tax aiirttur ipartm mul lh*n piled up In thalr V rlria tlo liiriv riin a n ld irti.in i l-'ieeinmi Inline ll iH'euned the f r I l l i r l ' u f t i l l - t it VV H IM a t r o l l g l y a glancing blow, then plungrd 00 own ngnlnai « light pol*. fardilir, fm luuiiiti", he adviird, ibrre pii.tiinlilir. i night hefnie llu- l-ieemuun weie to j - t i c . . i - i i i i i - , m i n i n g l>y J u d g e feat further into a tree on the op- and the txx collector. Mimrlff Kriirat llarnr* idem I- "a , die coming teason will no ler . tliuwi . . . . . i'loin air Mien (.mi lli weddiiiK no j I >,-11>■I i i - H i . i i - t u . i n f o l l o w i n g f u r The Cornmiiiiou appiuved pur* fled Ihe two as Woodrow ftftd poiite tide of lha road, dcinoUtoI, llie gueiiill.i, iiuglii be turd ,|,vwtHI||.v Mie pietly I’ oIIhIi . t t il l l i t I I I i l l ) ’. ’ tft IXVM t i l K I ’ R I l f t u b 4 doubt be our glraln l inti (he automobile and pinning the rliate of toad equipment, includ­ Moiihii' ilarti*. lie said they weie, iroin a lilllg.illiill lw*e .l» a vprai I..... Mr- Fierliuin’n l>tl Utility. 1i t i 'i \ I I I l lit* «*a>iifdi \ In I w e e k i l l 4 rliHiged with run-running and Mr Thutniismi, whole Inane I* ing, h.OOO gallon, uf unlacing as­ driver in the wreckage. brad mi the 1'omiiiinnn‘a lauip.ilgiU *" "*d ’ "'Inv. t lurk deuiril lie v i ’ H i i i i r h v i * u l i i t t \ i it l f A a n d ’J H # ii-ekleniv driving. in tlruln, told o f the i■Int/* ChrLtphalt and 2,500 Inn, uf Itmejock. lug m Inv. with i-Teemiin’* widow, i t i i l 1141y Hill tie.- gave till* aiTOUlil uf Ihe liinw drive for lined toy- whli h city again*! t'lfllliri-IHaidial His injuries included a fractwod I'leiuiri -Mai dm Ivin id Ml- Mum I n iinnii I’ lcviim-lv At an adjourned meeting al 7 :9 0 Ineiitrnl. in .tails, I lit* nl I M*yit ... f ii•iiii4*ii il'puir nml pulnl In their skull, lie lived al the Flench AveIn- bin! -mil I tii'lliiiii Ii inI "piilli'd • v « | l I I It I It I t lit f(» • ' it i.iitml hik’ uI) *|imt> time. The memln'in di*trl* V llgo ilav la o'clock tonight, bid, will he re­ Hum Htewiiit, n Hlute IlHveiugi1 nue trailer park. Itliv.'lmluiilfil 2. Gurmlls all.ii U agaiovl i |l'll|illl*\ in I' llllll III rll-id 111III I i i i i i i f ! I I h I i h M viewed uu heavy toad machineiy llinpirtoi nnd Joe Him,, n Jaek-on inile llie loy* eiiily t 'In utiiin* i**vv mej • 1 1 *. 1 m i I l i e i i f t i i i t m »4»* Mr. Sheffield was married only unhiding a giadei and fluid end eouttly ilepuly, were on walch (nr ' murnillg willi Inmkeln nf tioil in G irrcr limn llir HiiL. ih .Ui limvlri •d belli,' In Imc vvllli In. wile Ile-ev 11iti• tin evenl- ot lloii , l* (tn Ilk t i i i* l l l l l l V ........I » i H J e i i i h t p g about llitvi- week* agu to Mir, Hie Hun in’ machine ami nputled j k^l'lUK with the Santa iTuune llllgllt hr iRtirwrvl. nmId i 'Im I, -mil toduv . Iii.lj*. '*’1. h l i itm ' ill'll nnd i-Dfd Doris Mim Clayton, an employee at loader. it three mile* south uf hate. They ’’ We tmd one bell ol u diiinkeii i» ..- . i . i h k 'i i * " i i» im h im y m i t b i i n 3. ll i nuld inr.in iiiilalnl All..im,i McCrury'*, ami they lived in a Mr. Thultipsun I’lMigiiiliilHti-d the Deed, to the Little Wekiva Koad gave idiane and railed a »woml cm trailer near the trailer occupied weie accepted and filed. Plan* of from Mnrlunna to head the pair Snnford club fur lie lug pin 1 o f the has brrn Wllltru olf a* a lia>r nl (iillly. iikit|m Mk’i u|t it t| ItV Iini ili<JMeld Climby hi* mother, Mr*. Cornelia Shef­ " I lieii Hill I l- H-emmi I koI III- llV ill*-. off. it wa* driven by Carl X «f»fttrU-! In the biniory of guerrilla n|irialinnt ag.im>l tiir n c Oak Kidge Park and Sportsman field. Survivor* al*<> include two ■ I'll* * 111 y i ’ i i F »(M iM 'U M i L o y u r jeiiliiusy ideii uguiii H liiul 11 op Fellow* uuuthcr beverage ngeni Florida Lion* making n Inn per­ ill Yugoslavia. nmnlhly repuri on tlicii at­ I'.iiadue wert approved. brother* and *ev«ra! slater*. pn| out oiiee beloi'e (wo week, i i ’ n I c i I Its D W i i t l T \ M e r o f o r nnd with him was Deputy Jaim-< cent tendance- and artlvlticn in the An iiidii|ii'iidi|Ml i.niii,i- muoI 'iiilli'l," ........ ('link ...........— ..................... !»• t’ llk IIIK T O lid u i i f r i i l t f ' I H | t l \ H r u g ii 111 "lie ll'le e The appropriation to the County loingford. International liiiiiili|iiiirU'i * Miillle of till- gni'M'lllii- m A Uni li in i, mu) nvi il*rit uu. mul Mnyn nl In- i S | <<i * ■ i n %! t i i n i **it i « S | i r Il l ic i t Plans Are Made For Welfare Board wa* raised from Seeking to esrap* the trap, tin- InI.lons Chicago. aii* going fli*t in (..xt'chiiiluvakiii 1)1U ,n )IIV(. u iili cacti mhi-i .*’ M i l ’ ll i ’ d S u l >ki i i i i v I m I ic e M t# H 43,1100 to 94,200 • year. Tha Board brother* plowed Into Fellows' cat. for training tiefori' taking up ilnm Tourlfit Programs ,I,'dined • | I 11II | i ll l M f i l l * 4 U ' h t i l v * if I I I P* P # the request of Dr. Frank knocking it from the highway ( ‘talk -aid Inmill'll Fieemnii | new ba*e in lliilgnrla. i m if t j . i ’ i u l i f i f ! f m f1 11*i t n v e a tlg # (Juillman for an lucroaiie in the Fellows righted hi* machine ami Carroll KnKllHh To Tho Atlieo* iirwajnuii't* lnda> "a ill,n,(it'd in,, " linn I- entered 1 1t i i l n f l l l l l l ’ ) V m i l h n l i - i p e c i e d o l lluhi giiiiii-iil i,ml iinni'd him, Programs fur the entertainment $5,5(H) annually doubled to tha gave chase once more, only lo lie Be Burled Thursday leported that U*echo»lovakiii liu* i link udded l i r l l l K H iV id v i’d h i ( I m it d m iiiy . of tourists war* outlined Monday Memluole County Health Unit, said hit a second time an knockeil agreed to return I3H lireek chit Mr. Herndon, ft wa* pointed out M .f f i - f c m l ymith hiv*dvi’d in ih# from the road. evening at the Tourist Centar by "Tin' next I knew," Chirk went dren, refugee* o f the f1 1 i i -k civil ic ',* H*iet raae t « l Funeral service* will In con­ the executive board,of the TourLt •ii. "H u m - and Hill weie In'llMup I ' i h i t d r i I"14 >lii« iJ4 . h i ’ C o * b f t A * The Harrises finally wrecked war. their cur Just inside Ihe rlly ducted tomorrow at 3:30 f M. at Greek goveriino'iil claim* l . ll mil nf me lliu ii - wn- llie 111br m i d I ’ M l e i i i i p **Jt • . 'b m r r # FrlckMon Funeral Home im Char­ theThechildren SXiS'-rKr'iSiali!” ’ J“hl1 Duval County Voter, limit* ami were taken Into rus lie weio aliducti'd l>y i.ul iipgli'N-oi lie In! llli* on ll"' U n i....... I M m im !n y m m n iM k C i n c ^ r t Carroll Khgll*h who died u» guerrillas. tody. In nd. rlii'il I wa* knocked In llu •i f h lr i p i l l l ’ I l l R , I m 111•h 11i f H i e 1419kShuffleboard tournament* weie Approve Bond taues tha result o f gunshot wounds In­ lif n f A»»U’( f n t ’ ( m v i l l 1 4 I I I K « i m t l l | i , In Prague, lirenk ofliclnl* *aid i In.'I llllll lllll lll'glltl kicking llli' planned, anil it wa* reported that flicted Monday evening mil *1tidiii* Ht.'M t I( in f im Ol^tr they ware *tiil in-got ml mg with i nil' lie wodi link many organisation* have request­ JACKHONVIM.K. Oct. 6— (JP)- 1950 Red Cross Drive The Rev. J. K. MrKinliy will (Lech ami Yugn*luv uutiiniiiu-n I mmmgi'd In gel up Iml ihcv [ v h m I I i w i n n d m i M ’ d t ** l»i^ ed that they have a part In en­ |i nc nl County’s freeholders yesofficiate at the service* mid 111; S i t d n t in y i t f 1 1«t i i k••in I'u iiih r u c Ao* tertaining touriata. Among group* terday approved a 918,000,000 (Manned At MeetinR torment will follow In Kwtgieen for tha reuatrialluii nr the clill in'll, kepi ilfti'l me, dien, but ileclmi'd they wuie on ■ I lii'ii I felt u Iml -eemeii In In i c h I i i e i i i i o i i m i d f u - i l i l u t f u i i i i n q who have made the** request* are school bond Issue by an overwhel­ curtain when u final iigieeiinni n -Iml |i, lii iivy Iduvc ni, l Im ,'ln'sl i m u • d H id t*n*4i’ Plana for the I860 fund cam­ Cemetery. thft Business and Professional ming six-tu-one majority aa they Hurvlvur* Include hi* lutliur, would be reached. Cxei Ii offlciiil* nml |n,**cil mil," Clink said Woman’s Club and the Horne Deni* cast 12,101 votes for tha proposal paign o f the Rad Croaa and fur W. F. Fngllahl four In other*, W. *nid only that "w e reuliie these "Winn I came In I Inllll.l lliyaelf I.(‘Kionnii os IJim’iiHH■*. ratting up tha budget for the (•nitration Club. Bids from Htat* and only 8,334 against it, children have to lie sent home *nme F, Fngllsh, Jr., F. M. Kiu:ti*h, J. coming year were disenaaed Tues­ lying iicii.K* my lie,).” eon University’s public rslatlon* The validity of tha olecUow was day morning at a meeting o f Uu R. Knglish, all o f Haiifoid mid T. llnie, hut we don't knuw when.” ArmiNtit’p l)«v Farad* Clink was -iml in llie I,lag manager were received. W. Knglish o f Gulfport. Mi**.: assured when the public ratwtora local Rad Cross Chapter at tin t• IL -uld he did nut knuw until Action o f the Ktwanle Club last in the 87 polling places registered Tourist Center preaided over by five sisters, Mr*. Lenin Dixon, Orlando Mayor Ih K'l'i-iillv thut llnrri* wa* found I’litu- fur mi Aiin-iiet1 IL y ParWednesday In voting to vacate the 14,011} participants In ths ballot­ Judge Dougina Btenatrom. The Mr*. Joisphtna Bpsur*. Mr*. Klix* lii'rtiilo (he tied anil that mh1 vvi'iv ill-cit-'i'ii at tliu iiitctTourist Centar to allow Ita daily ing, or slightly mor# than 79 par plan* wore outlined by members ebeth Harkey and Mi*. Ilaster Kasily Re-Klcctt’d d,‘ini I'H'i'ainn died several day* Inlet. ' iiur Muiiilnv mglii uf Camptisiluse by winter vltltora wa.i re­ cent o f the 10,134 qualified voters, of the board and Misa Bass Mac­ Davis, all o f Sanford uml Mr*. ’’Hill tidd Maya >ri In* deutli l.os-lliK I'li-t No. fi'l uf tlm Ainsdported, and it wa* stated that Htate bond slsctlun lawa require kintosh. southeastern aren gen­ Helen Terlap o f Waukeegmi, III. ORLANDO, Oct. D—O f*-M ayor lied Hull I did (lie -limiting," Clink cult Legion. other eivle groups are planning that more than 60 par cant o f the u a l field representative. William Rvardnll and Waul I •aid lie wa- dying tu gel nu It wa, ri'poiteil tioil diisctors A tentative program o f Junior to mova to new quarters in the registered freeholders cast their Commissioner Itohmi I,. William* iii,s lls i,S ii* m a s s in o f lli,i tit,nlonl Mcn-iiant* Vsioclpre- Alleged Hurricane Red Crocs activities was Yacht Club, ballots, were swept buck Into uffna again i,Hoi, Imil vuioil lu ii'commsmt to augaented, and project* W, Has Flattened Out yesterday by the largest outpour­ Convention Slated The Tourist Group ia composed mcirlmntu tlml h loic- lie cloied In only three o f tbs county's rested ■tod that wool would be o f lntarest ing o f voters ever recorded in an precinct* did votara register a to Junior m eubere. until i:iti) I'. M. mi Nov. U ,Ja By SavingH Group orili'r MIAMI, Oct. 8— (/!*) - A squall Orlando municipal election. majority against the bend pro­ It was reported that Mr*. to allow cmpluyi'e* to pal'dMayor Beardall'n official lead clpnlc in in view ilie pstads. add posal. Seventeen vote* wart cast Claire Starr, National Rad Gross wnve which at one time develutied over the combined total* of op­ The annual state convention of lo iiitciiil the ftwit fry to which for th« laeue and 80 nfainat in disaster worker, has bean as- 40 to 60 mile an hour winds ha* Precinct 1-C| n 88 to t l count listing the loea) chapter fo r the flattened out and no longer con­ posing candidate* John It. Ora tho Kim Ida Havings llullillng and tlm public i* invited. against It was reported In Pre- peat three weeka In completing stitutes ft threat o f becoming a ham and William H. Albright vn* Loan la'iigue will hu held at tin- j Hyvnn jtevv ... .. wers vqtcd requests fo r a to m damage 130 votes. Beardall received 3,- Mayfair Tnn Oet. 13-14-16, and into lint fio.it: John McManus,Tr., storm,. * T h e ' Miami hurricane <*rvlc# 202 ballots from the four C’ lty more (ban 100 members from Mr. C'liurica I,. Pnrsons, Jr., Juijain J. Tllden Jaeobe reported the said ably* In the wave area—about wards, Graham wan second with ttiioughuut Florida are expected, 8. (L n ly. William P. Malshaid, In Precinct 17-A. aaaiatance rendered by retldsnt* Kuxsiiiond Chapman, chairman of ' Tho complete but unofficial re­ of Lake Monroa to a. family 1,600 miles east uf the Murid* 1,0(41 and Albright wa* In third tiiu convention committee, an­ lltissell W. Tench, Jr., W *ltei;P . liitu* and Willium C Hutchison.< turns were tabulated In tlto afflea whose home bad been damaged ceaat— reported winds o f only flea place with 1,621, WliMamn defeated Josupli J. nounced today. Chester Miller u-fiorted (bftt of Fleming H. Bowden, M pcwfcwr by flte, and was commended fo r to 10 aula* an hour this morning. The committee Include*! O. P. then, tire 376 |>aiit metnhsrs All Interplay o f winds between Burns fo r tha commLshm post 3,- Hwope, Orlando; at registration, within twa fcwura Colin Stout, votes to 8,(rHt for a majority Dei,and; (L C. Baker, Winter 11*511, and Uml Hill Thorns'* mainafter tbe pollc.alaeod apmt wbat service ^ n ^ d t o l T ’^ ’ fiuelly.'1'1 lha squall wavs and a high prea- 842 area to the north yesterday of 1,769. Park and Pred Brllea o f I shis- her* Itip team i- idiuad o f team led by James F. Denton. winds up to 60 miles par FACTORY FA L L* burg, CARN RGIR HCHOOL CHICAGO, Oet. 6—m — A rear J lfi Among th* leading speaker* NRW YORK, Oet. 6 -(A * )-T h a will be 0 . It. lot Roque o f tho A a army reconnaissance plana section o f a seven story brick the w e ath e r ; (factory collapsed In n cloud of laaad no circular motion, however, one-tlmc palatial Fifth Avenue Federal Hank Board, Washing­ home o f tin lata Andrew Carnegie ton, D. C, and Joseph W, Holt d ie t today. Rla persona were In* JACKHONVIM.K, Oct. ca t converted officially fn* o f Winston Salem, N . C., exe­ Atlanta YANDRNBBRG BBTTKII 7 ihoolhouae. cutive vice president o f the Fed­ Horton f ARBOR, Mich., Oct. S -IA 1) 7; Ing, M -room mansion eral Homo Loan Bank o f that Chicago tor Arthur H. Vandcnbarg di M the New Y ork. School city, ih) was progressing satlsKt,lisas City 7* 'ork, a part o f Columin charge o f tha meeting will New ‘y today at University of Orleans 71 8 ty. ha Joa W. Dalton, Tampa, presi­ .hospital following nt 61 structure at Fifth dent o f the organisation; IL V. Sen til* Monday fo r removal of T a* Street, a city Walker, Miami, d e e president; Washington, D. G. ~ lung. 91 a century, was and R. W . Sedgwick, Veto Beach, Jacksonville at Bits A. M. today Alexander caldt year g is coatlau^ Lions Governor Anu ricim Explorer In China Reveals Plans Is Charged With Manslaughter For Motorcade James Sheffield, Addreuograph A g e 20, K illed Ordered Bought In Auto Accident By Commission Beverage Agent’s Car I Wrecked In Liquor Chase T , �m ts a n fo u d Che Sanford Herald nw>n>»<*4 ttsileaalir Sr leJa»e Newasagee flearmatattvM. 4»e* New ftfS , OMn i «, Detroit. gSaoaa I'tlr, H 4 at. loota t l « Herald la a atemSee at tke Aaaiitaled C m » a llo t to eatided toeloelrelr la the eee far rraahltto tkto Mwsaaawr, Tie aeera dlegates* . ... .... — m a .••WEDNESDAY, OCT. 5, 1*4* TODAY’S- BIHt,K VKRHB * ^ A jm m p rLO B tP A < Strikes And Citizens T h e men or women w h o k eep s th e Mrs open can h"»r a lm o s t a n y t h in g aL ou t strik es. O ne man says: "The1u n ion s th in k th e y own th e co u n tr y . T h e y ’v e been getting t o o b ig f o r th e ir hoofs. T im e th e y w ere p u t In their prater p la ce ." A n o th e r nayn th e com pan ion nru fa t an b u t te r a n d p a y p le n ty rif penaionn to e x e c u tlv c a -h a v e n ’t a le g to s ta n d on in reflitting th e m to w ork era . A th ird Haytt i f th e P resid en t h ad j u s t a p p lie d T a ftH a r tle y n n d sk ip p ed lh n t silly so-ca lled f a c t -fin d in g Iwrnrtl, a ll w ou ld h a v e been w ell. A fo u rth th in k a th e F F B m ade sen se, w e ’ v e g o t to renonl T a ft-H a r tle y a n d g o b a ck to th e W a g n e r '^ e t r . t t e s e th em es are p la y e d w ith v a r ia tio n s In a n y p la ce w h o r e p eop le com e to g e th e r. O n e p oin t la n o te w o r th y : T h e y all ta k e o n e a id e nr th e o th e r o f th e d isp u tin g p a rties, m a n a g e m e n t o r u n ion . M ost o f th em d iv id e on p olitical lines. R e p u b lic a n s ten d to sid e w ith T n fl-H a r lle y and m a n ag em en t. D e m o c r a ts a re in clin ed to sid e w ith u n ions. A lm ost nil o v e r lo o k th e re a lly Im p orta n t s id e thnt o f th e public, w h ich in clu d es nil th e p eop le, Inlmr, m a n a g em en t nnd th e rest o f us. W h e n w o r k e r s nre nhuHed, th e p u b lic w ill e n d u re g re a t d is c o m fo r t s fo r th e pu rpose o f c o r r e c tin g th e a b u se s. W h en m a n a g e m e n t la puahed fo r m on ey b e n e fits b e y o n d its p o w e r to p a y a n d keep ru n n in g , w ith d e c e n t b u t n o t e x a g g e r a te d p r o fit to sto ck h o ld e r s, th e p u b lic tells the w o r k e r s to pipe d o w n , to liv e nnd let live, n ot to kill th e g o o s e th a t la y s th e g o ld e n e g g . A t p resen t m ost p eop le see th is situ a tio n fo r w h a t th e y th in k it Is - n gam e, a h a g g lin g w h ic h a p p r o a c h e s th e d a n g e r o f civ il w a r. A n d th e y a re a g a in s t it. A w ise u n ion a n d w ise m a n a g e m e n t s h o u ld fin d a w a y o f o b v ia tin g p r o lo n g e d and cr ip p lin g strik e s . Pirate Gold I f th e re bn g h o s ts , then th e sh a d e s o f so m e p ir a te c r e w m u st h a v e g a th e r e d arou n d it s p o t on th e b e a c h n ear M a n to lo k in g , N ew J e rs e y , not lon g a g o w h e n tw o b o y s , helped b y th e fa th e r o f on e, d ra g g ed a sh o re a b a tte re d a n c ie n t tr e a s u r e c h e s t. T h e y open ed It to fin d th a t It d id , in d e e d , co n ta in trea su re. T h e r e w ere e ig h te e n th ce n tu ry E n g lish g o ld c o in s , g o ld b u ck les, c u f f lin k s a n d rings. Igical a u th o r itie s e x a m in e d th e fin d and p ron ou n ced it g en u in e. T h e y re ca lle d , th en , sto rie s thnt a p ir a te sh ip , the T h is tle , w a s lont in I81JJ in n ea rb y w a ters. T h e d is c o v e r y set o f f nil e n th u s ia s tic se a rch o f th e w a te rs b y a m a te u r tre a s u re h u n ters, w h o fo u n d u fe w m ore p ieces o f J ew elry h u t n o o th e r ch e s ts. It a ls o se ts all m a n n e r o f idea s to w h irlin g th ro u g h th e h ead o f a n y o n e w h o h as e v e r rend Inles o f tile o ld h u m in e e r d a y s. A lth o u g h It Is n fa ct th at p ir a te s still ply th e ir tra d e in s o m e o f th e w a te rs o f th e O r ie n t, In o u r p a rt o f th e w orld th ey b e lo n g to a n ern so lo n g g o n e that s o m e tim e s it Im h ard to b e lie v e Mint pirates rea lly e x is te d , rea lly Balled th e ir sh ip s in to th e little inlelH o f o u r tra n q u il c o a s t s to m en d th e d a m a g e o f b a ttle , settle th e ir a rg u m e n ts, a n d b u r y th eir tre a s u re , T h e s e th in g did h ap pen , a n d th e y a re p ro v e d b y su ch iiccasiiin al d is co v e rie s al th e M a n to lo k in g ch e s t. Identifying Your Car I f y o u w a n t t o r e c o v e r y o u r c a r If It sh o u ld b e sto le n , leave a s e c r e t m a rk in It. T h e A u to m o b ile C lu b o f N ew Y o rk , g iv in g th is a d v ic e , s u g g e s ts su ch sim p le d e v ic e s ns slip p in g u b u sin ess c a r d b e h in d th e rea r s e a t o r u p h o ls te r y , w h e re II is n ot a p t to bo look ed fo r . A c o lo r e d s t r in g a b o u t so m e little seen bit o f w ir in g ,I s a n o th e r m e a n i o f id e n tifica tio n . O r If th e se seem to o ea sily rem ov a b le, It Is a lw a y s p o ssib le to s c ra tch In itials on th e en g in e b lo c k o r u n d e r sid e o f th e ca r, o r so m e o th e r su ch place. T h e r e is n o v e r y g o o d rea son w h y a ea r sh ou ld be sto le n . I f an o w n e r is ca re fu l u bn u t lo c k in g th e d o o r s and Ig n ition anil ta k in g a w a y th e k e y s , h e sh o u ld tie rea son a b ly s a fe . Hut to p ro v id e against, t h e ft h o sh o u ld lie su re o f som e w a y o f m a k in g p o s itiv e id e n tific a tio n , e v e n th o u g h serial n u m b ers lie ch a n g e d . that laat rear, • U — ... *extr ____ Russia shows sign* of being shout to create a new, Communist* ,i(„:,.‘nated Herman state out of her eastern son* „•* occupation, with licrlln as Its capital. Tills will he rnlrulatcd to offset (hr Herman republic recently es­ tablished at Bonn by the three we.iern sone* under guidance of America, Britain and France. When these two Germany* arc fonetlonlng there will ensua a log-of-war between Russia and lhe three democracies to achlove h United Germany—Communist tf the Soviet wins nnd democratic If the western trio sre successful. The future history of continental Europe will be hcnvily influenced by the outcome of this struggle, fm ultimately Germany mny well resume her old position as the keystone of central Europe. I'bat is, she will resume It If she Is raunltcd. And on that score there can lie small doubt unless events take a wholly unforsean turn. It isn't the nature of the (icirnana to be separated. By hook or by crook the two divisions wilt unite to reestablish tha FathtrInml aa soon as they see an open­ ing. Naturally Mnscow’a hope la to draw western Germany Into the .Soviet eastern aone, thereby con­ solidating the Belch Into a Com­ munist stale which would be a satellite of Russia. By the same token the three Western Allies sre Hlming to nttrarl eastern Germany Into the Bunn government, If and when the Russian military grip la relaxed. Economically the Hovlst and the western loneu not only comple­ ment each other but are essential to each other. The west ha* tha greater portion of the Industries, while the east Is rich agricultur­ ally. I'be west, of course, Is much huger, having an area of soma ub.uuo square miles and apopulalion of about 411,000,000. Tha Sov­ iet rune contains 40,000 aouara miles and has n population of 17,tHllt.ll(H), 'W h a t can the railroad* do to gitorarage passenger travel? Imrifted their rticnui and their enpkM i, Wl have always said. And M jl Hems to be the opinion of ihe Association of Railroad Dining CJw Officials meeihtg In Miami, Paatttgkrs are happiest, they »*y. m *r a n ««iin«* Wall, k«e» N r happy by keeping them well M u end they will always' want to M l by train. It is eatier to'Teed ■ nib dn a train than on an alrM p f , The public could be ms^e n p M Mflain o f being provided with M i l toad on a train than ota a feib tra ? (reveling by automobile, ■ M |ook Joints and hot dog £ • afe sometimes apt to be lb* consideration in tha •jR*A*.Ma te fund* was donated to tha Unit for malaria control work. Approval was given to a request by Leo Butner and I’ hll R. Back, representing the Seminole Count/ls Farm Bureau, -to request sssls-v tanee of the Soil Conservation Dis­ trict In making drainage mapa and compiling Information on west-lids farms. The board voted to seek assis­ tance of U. 8. Army enginstrs In making a survey of water lends of Big Bear Lake and Lake Cath­ erine with the view of setting high and low water level*. , ‘ r 8. E. Parker of Oviedo said Mr. Herndon, rendered a bill1ftf Uta. County for work done on 'Mlfpr Branch up to the tlmK that, fm Injunction against continuing tha work was laxtied by the Circuit Court. Commissioner* Kllbee and Dodd were for payment; McClefland and Fourakre opposed this. H. B. I’opc, chairman of ths Board declined to vote until he could get a legal opinion from I,. F. Boyle, attorney for the Hoard, who la now In New York. Members of the County Zoning, Board were appointed as foltowai R. M. Bali, chairman, Homer Se­ well, John Fos, A. D. Peterson. |pWhv'-V February wax 1048’a month with 7,fine accl deaths In ths United Status ust ths must dangerous wl 200. Ths geographic rsntsr of ths Unltsd States Is In North-csntral Kansas. Illinois has 14,101 schools—ths nto4t of Say slits In ths union. of surh hills at the reqilPel of the various Hcnnlors V. A. Williams Jr. perparntion and representatives. The total of hills prepared this year S p e cia l Assistant bynumber the Attorney General’s office was 1200 out uf the 2000 hills Attorney General which were Introduced In the I,eg- However, Hie eastern sone has a tremendous drawing rartl—Berlin, former proud rnpitnl of the Reich. ......... if the world's great citlcri ami hub of European tranaportatlon. The fact that Berlin Is now divided Into four sonca which are TALLAHASSEE, Oct. C — ■ternpled by Russia, Britain, Voile A. Williams, Kranee nml America won't pre- (SPECIAL)--1 •lude the projected eustern Ger­ .lr., of Hanford, now a special Axman govern...... from rlultnlng It idilnnt Attorney Genera! under Attorney General Klrhnnl Ervin, iih Hie eapllnl. Ideologically the advantage In prepared during the regular nnd •he battle for unity will Ha with iEatrn4rdinary Hessians of tho the three western tones. Nailam Legislature *2 hills for presentstill claims a good many adher­ atnn in the House of Kriirescntnents hut Communism never hits lives and the Hennte. Among the functions t of the had much strength there. What progress the Red Ism may have Attorney General'* nfflre ls the made in roigortlpg the.(ovist peJL copied eastern tone I* so unknown cuples (hat sone. i|iiaiillty. However, thn garni* of enllre•hi the face of II, the prnspeels msnt Is what the western nones of western Germany being won will employ. And sooner or Inter, over to the Soviet side seem re­ as previously remarked, Ihe Ger­ mote. On the other hand, entice­ mans will get together In n re­ ment of eastern Germany Into the united Germany, probably barring Bonn government will |« difficult the eastern areas which Poland so long ns Russian military nc- has taken over. ilitlmiitidy for thn past several year a, truth in my espnrlty as a law professor at .Stetson and aa Director <>f the Htalutnry Revision Department." Her continued, "In lliril time, I In*vr* become convinced Hurt Voile lin** lire aptitude to he a must snereesful attorney. He Is alert, conrlcntluus and pnsrtesierl of Iticli Ideals, lb* will enrry with him the good wl - Iter* of the entire department when lie leaves us In engage In the private practice of law." Islature. Williams also assisted In (lie revision work nml compilation >>f the new edit ion of the Khohln Stnlliter., which is rinother of the functions of the Attorney General's office. The Htritutnry Revision De­ partment Is under Ihe direction of Charles Tom Hcndorsmi, a Since 11)1(1 the number of mles former Hanford resilient. In commentInq upon Williams' of railway line In cantlnerttal work, Henderson said, "I have had United States has declined steadi­ occasion lo observe Voile’s work ly'from 204.027 to 325,200. 1939 BUICK SEDAN J’ rnrtlcslly new ist anil battery. of tins * 1 1 0 -0 0 1042 Plymouth Sedan. Vne owner ,r s c a c an wOSHMIV *.. *995.00 TERMS and TRADES NICHOLSON BUICK CO. Pilous tlill Hanford, Flo. A Pause To Refresh Is Part O f The Game Too Lute To Clarify power drafts and whsl have you. to that ihe country would auloReason7 Will thn Citrus ■Mbitally go on a war footing the citrus Mutual »mrrneiI nml result In a tUntde Ihe first Immb is dropped. stabilized Industry with orderly He urged a timilar plan before the tgcpnd World War, hut loo many M m merely wanted lo keep the ether fellow's prices down while thalr own rose to profiteering levels, u the neat war there won't even W time to argue about it. County Commlsiten DIMINISHING STOCKPILE A relative newcomer to Flori­ da, the Honorable William D. Pauley, now head <(f Miami's transit system and former United Htatrs Ambassador to Rrstll, will discuss the Industrial outlook. Fol­ lowing him will he Ralph A. Mor­ gan, director of (he Engineering and Industrial Experiment Station at Gainesville, wlpr will outline the eteps to be teken by communi­ ties concerned with the develop­ ment of their Induetrlal economy, Although at that particular time he will probably he ths busiest m*n In Florida getting ths new sales tax In operation, State Comp­ troller. G. M. Gey will he on hand to speak objsetlvely on tha prob­ lem of financing state governmenl and k* should bo In a posi­ tion to angwer a tot of qusatlona that business exeentlves will have to ask. Leading the dlsciuilon of Flori­ da V clD m outlook will be Mdrvln H. Welker former ptanagtr of the Florida Citrus ‘ Commission and now aia the Ploi la Cainntrs* Cooperative uf Lake rales. iwspapar editors, John im p o f Miami and John dtnery o f Miami Beach, r, chairman of the State d ' Historical Monumeni sd the Utter, ylce-chslrthe State Adverlleln* log. Will outline the Park aa. a potential revenue and the national adprogram, raapectivaljr. concerned with tau»l«t i and who weal to see the tha tha most of Ite op- BlHC e U H W tR P O W DISPLAY 1 . Y* .« *- • - ' •-*^ J tk fm r U "• * • * * * mm* tk t « K * f A N *. £ 'XVfpVltW, . i ■. V . : ; : *. i ' �4 THE HANFORD M R A L D . HANFORD. FLORIDA O C T . Is I M S tri)C Chapter llolcto * ' M e e t in j;, ijo a i Soaal And Personal Activities Curtin I’ alm er Kay— Hocialy Social ( a lender Tlll'ItSDA Y Tht West 8lile Paiem-Teachsr Association will m*et at 3:00 1‘ , M. 10 be pi (ceded by the board nieettag at 2:80 I*. M. In the classroom Of Mrs. j. H. St. Johns. Tha South Std* Parent-Teacher _ .Association will meat at 3:16 P. O i l . and will b« preceded by the board meeting at 2:00 P. M. Tbe T, E. L. Class of the First Baptist Church will meet at the home of Mre. Lillian Vickery, 003 West Thlid Street, at 7:30 P. M. ’ Seminole Chapter No. 3. U. E. S. wifi meet at 8:00 P. M. at the Masonic Hall. I'HIDAY The American Legion Auxiliary will meet at 7:30 P. M. at the ArLeglon Hut. W , MONDAY Clrclee of the Women of the Ffaebytarlun Church will ineen as follows at 3:30 P. M.: tflrcle Wo. 1, Mrs. R. A, Cobb, chair* man, with Mra. W, M. Thigpen, 60S Magnolia Avenue; Circle No. 8, Mre. K. W. Fite, chairman, with Mrs. H. C. Wheichel, 1016 Meg‘mtlia Avenue; Circle No. 3, Mrs. L. I. Frasier, chairman, with Mrs. W. H. Willis. 312 Geneva ^ Avenue; Circle No. 4. Mrs. C. C. Henderson, chairman, with Mrs. 11. H. McCaslin. 2041 Mellonvllle Avenue; Circle No. 6, Mrs. A. R. McRaney, chairmen, with Mrs. C.' L. Redding, 640 Valonctu Drive; Circle No. 0, Mra. J. E. H u n g e r , chairman, with Mrs. E. V. Turner, 147 Mellonvllle Ave nut; Circle No. 7, Mra. L. E. Walker, chulnneu, with Airs, F. L. Woodruff, Sr-, 620 Dak Ave• / ' e i s n ti ■/ / n 'stiii iiai* i iu iiti f iihtC win a Enterlainlnir with « Cora Cola ......... , ... iieriy on Friday afternloon at 4:30 ' 1 . . * J" ..‘clock, Mu. H. Wayde Rucker Ypik CIO whete be «iii ait.mi il.c honored Miss C.ladys Wells, white UorUI ^ ties. marriage to David Alexander Dyal y ,iP„u, will i,» stmy t„ learn vlll be an event of Oct. 12. Ouests [(m, um Kirk u IM aml l.„„|lnei| ailed at the Rucker borne In »an lo |llg home 0o Park Avenue. I.anta where the rooms were atMrs, Andrew Cai mway <md tractlwly decorated with van Mis. Ceclle Joseph ivtunied on ulored gladioluses. The refreshment table was over- Sunday from Washington, It C. InId with a lace cloth and cell* und New York City, terrd with pink und white glad- j uluses balanced on either side' Friends of James Moughlon will icg id lo learn that lie is cool lord with white tapers in . ry.-tnl hoi to Feinald-Lnugbtoii Meimnnil .rs. Crystal and silver appoint* Hospital where he is ireoiviog incuts were used. Served with the treatment. i eft ashing drink were delicious canapes, emull cakes and salted Mr*. May Mnrtlnn of New Oi­ nuts. Assisting Mrs. Rocker In lcans, La. left today foi Tampa serving were Mr*. W. it. Stam­ after visiting fur some time with per and the Aliases Sandra and her dnughft r-ln-luw ami mu, Mr. ) mja Monfurton. and Air*. Sam Martina. Siu- plan. During the iifiernuon the hoii* * return to Sanford for a -loot >ree was presented with a gift In time before returning to bn home ter chosen pattern of crystal. n New Orleans In about u week. I'huse Invited to tie with Miss Mr. and Airs. .1. H. Coelauii ami Wulls wars her mother, Mrs. .ieorge Wells, and the Misses Mrs. M. A. Callaway have re­ .Marilyn Messier, llenisu Stevens, turned to their home In Mayfair Sandra and Sonja Monfurton, after visiting for some time to t.oulse l.undquist, Cherry Single* Tennessee, In Detalur, Mich. wii). .ary, Hetty Jo llo.loway, Pat Air. and Air*. Pldl Urashoff ami lliown, Heveily Giadirk, Martha with (bvli daughter and emi-invJliapmun, Alary Kenls and Dun* law. Air. und Airs. P. H. Tep.ic and dnughter Martha Jean, win an Raker. Also the Misses Faye WIIRuins, are Mow making their home in pnckie Cameron, Tummye Mrth- Warren, Ohio. >in, end Mra. O. D. Htenstrotn, Mrs. Stem per, Mrs. R. F. Dyal, •Mre. J. E. McKinley, Mrs. W. J. O f F i f k 'l t o M t*c*tin jk r .'rawford, Mrs. Alaivin Dyal. Mre. ,S. A. Monfurton, Mr*. W. O. \|emlie> * o* Ibe Fidel's f|««* ni ■Inning, Aire. Herman E. .Morris, .dra. J, M. Hinteclplier, Mis. C. •oved their annual meeting »t tie i-miie rf Mr*. 1 M- Cameron ■>" f'e'rrt. Avenue la*t night wKI. M>■in'1 Mr*' Jo,'n J»Joe Wrleht assl.th.w ss eo-lio.ii'"Th« eroun gathered f... ilm •"Muilog in the outdoor garde" of the Cameimi home with MtFrtink L. Woodruff. Jr., newlv elected president, piesidliig. Side Primary School Sooth Other new officers were ........ Iheir dured a. follows: Air*. S. rtudent* Will! reddo iilc.t Cm birthdays doling the month of ham, meoibershiti vice president: September wen* In.Mined on Friday Airs. D. K. AIcNnti, fellowship vice morning with u parly given in nresldeiit; Mrs. A. I,. Thooms, -ie (Impel. A rake, donated for the wardship vice president; Mis. V occasion by Kobli's Hukery, was C. Messenger, secretary: Mr* I. served with Ice cream under the 1\ Garner. ass.H'lato secrelmv: direction of Mrs, 11, K. (.off und Mr* . II. E. ( nrtlell. devotional Aim. Claude Donahay. Group sing­ leader; Mr*. F. E. Cooper, cla«* ing ivut also enjoyed. ministries vice president. As each new offirer was Inltn Those who were honored Include Ann Turner, Knndull Priest, Nollry doced she exiiluliied the doll.** >.t Dunn, Joyce Hoffman, Clark Til- her nffl.u. mid made her mnnlhlv IU, Juhu Cs resol I, Ellen Vlhen, J.u report. Mrs. F. E. Gatrliel. leach High, Amoret Spelr, Huger Duuo. er. tiralse*! the work of the letiring Itlchard Fled, Aleihn Crews, Kelly officers duilng the past year. A Lake, Fodu Faye Hass, Jackie gift was presented to All*. F. E. llridge*, Wally Philips, Harbara Cooper, retiring president. A sa class protect, the group de­ I'atterron, Sharon Hcrvlsh, John Senkarlk, Marilyn McDaniel, Jim­ cided t„ save scrap* and old hose my Cohen, Jackie Ashley. Hnr- for Inmate* at lit* County Home haru Moses, Danny Gallant. Het*y to make Into unlit* and rugs. It William*, Franre* Swann, Ruddy whs also decided In save nil Heatty, Micky Constantine, Nathan Christina* cards In be made into DeWItt, George Stoothouf, Alike liooklet* for the oridiaiige. The class was divided Into Holmria. Ronnie Alay Cuuraon und gioutis and It was voted by the Arthur loalge. memiiers to have one of tin* gionns serve ns hostess each mouth. hh Group Numlier One, with Air*. Mymo Smith as capiaiu. will entertain tile class In November. During the social hour a con­ Mi** Jackie ( '» meiun wn* hqn- test was enloyed and u urtxe ored on Saturday evening with r awarded to Air*. II. E. Cordell, af­ surprise birthday party given hy ter which refreshments were serv­ her parents, Mr. and Mr., J. At. ed hv the hostssc*. assisted by Cameron, at their home •n Celery Miss Marty Cameron. Those present were: Mrs. GatAvenue. The guest* gathered about 7:1)0 o'clock and enjoyed a picnic rhel, Mra. Woodruff. Mrs, Douglas supper on the outdoor terrace and .lube. Mr*. H. L. Oslairna, Mr*. Joe Daniel*, Mr*. Carl Moaa, Mr*. In the Cameron home. Those attending with Mis* Cam­ It. T. Thomas. Mrs, II. Al. Paarce, eron were the Misses Faye Will­ Mr*. O. P. Wade. Airs. J. P. Holtxclnw. Mr*. 8. C. Graham, Mra. iams, Pat Hrown, Denise Stevens, A L. Thnma*, Airs. II. W. Little, Betty Jo Holloway, Joan Daimdrr, uamnirr, Hetty Holloway Mr*. W. C. Rule Mr*. O. R. MathBeverly Gradlck, Tommy* Math ieox, Mra, L. F. Garner, Mr*. Cord­ vln, Martha Chapman, Duncai ell, Mr* J. Q. Galloway, Mr*. M. Baker and Joyce Batts, F. Smith, Mr*. V. 0. M***anger, Mr*. Wright, Mr*. Cameron and lhe Mlaa*» lairene Franklin and Martv Cameron. (ill I I nut Jr *4I tllli'Ull 11L risisO P* Mg .sfill All-. KllUlllllIlf IIiiti M r.r| fl , t ill- Is i t » - llt ) .* n * l* j|t will meet with Mrs. Gertrude OilFart, 70P Pulmetto Avenue ut 8:00 >, it.; Riisloeis Woman'* Circle No. 2, Miss Maud Wilson, chair man, with Miss Hetty Rolduycr. 2408 Palmetto Avenue at 8:00 KM. south Side -Student* Honored With Forty Studenla of Aldersgntc College of Liberal Arts and lllhle were honored on Thursday evening with a faculty reception held In the (lin­ ing hall of the college dormitory. In the receiving line with Acting President und Mrs. H. Alton Hradley, end Dean and Mrs. J. Hnrtram Shields were members of the faculty, thslr wives and the parente of several of the members. Mre, Rradley welcomed students ■to i litasgtti «4t— -wkiaha mus­ ical program was presented by a Iris' vocal trio composed of llldred Walley, Evelyn llilton and Evelyn Headley; F. D, Rushing, electric guitar soloist; und Miss Anita Cole, contralto. Mrs. F, D. Rushing accompanied tho selec­ tion. Following the program light re­ freshments were served by a com­ mittee of faculty womsn. Colorful flowera were used In arrange­ ments throughout the rooms. John B. Vautrln expressed the apprecia­ tion of the student body for the ‘ slo of the reception at the conclusion avenlng prayer wan ling and a short pi offeree! by Dean Shields Membsra of the faculty with Acting President Bradley and Dean and Airs. Shields-are Miss Verna Ashworth, Mra. Orlen Brinnan, Miss Mary Ellen Brown, A. B. Cole, Ml** Ruth Dixon, Mra, C, L. Dunlap, Fielding T. Howard, Mra. J. E. Hunter, J. E, Hunter, Mlsa Gladys Marsh, Mrs. lak e S. Ma­ con, Everltt Mayo, Mrs. Katharine Mecearechmldt, Alias Maxine Mor­ gan. Mre. F. U. Hushing, F. D. Bushing, Afariun Shields, Miss Mary Snsad, C, E. Swift and H. M. Torrey. ( Mrs. Herron, Waits 0 Entertain C ir c le Ctrcla No, > of tho W. 8. C. 8. met on Monday fur a covered dish luchneon at 12i00 o’clock at the home of Mrs. R. W. Herron on Twin Lakes. Hostesses were Mra. Herron and Mrs. J. O, Waite. Following n delicious luncheon a short business meeting waa conducted bp Mra. F. E. lolls and Mra. !,. r . Hagan led a study on the "Wo­ men of the Scriptures", • Those enjoying tho afternoon were Mr*. Belle, Mra. Bldnay ■uaiea, Mra. Lida Stall, Mfs. g V S S J E jK V t MI Jackie Cameron Honored Hy Parent* Sue Ellen Bridges Honored On Birthday Sue F>llen Bridges waa honored o n . her eighth birthday with u party given on Alonday afternoon. Favors, decorations and refresh­ ments all carried out a pink color scheme. Games were played dur­ ing the afternoon with prises beto* won by the following; Nancy Thonmi, Patricia Vick and Marcia IgMchelt, Others attending were Angle Stewart, Beverly Barnes. Joyce Benton, Marchetta Campbell. Grate Dugger, Hilda Rrgle, March* Bumgarner and Joann Hood. Mra. Bridges waa asalated In enter­ taining by Mra, 0. W. Ergle. Indiana handed •Notre Dame It* only football loaa In .1007 and spoiled another perfect aea*on the following year, holding the Irish to i acorefeea tie, V h n £ 23. Friendfthip League Plana For Baaaar At a regular meeting of the Friendship Lrague of tha Con­ gregational Church held yesterday afternoon at <1:30 o'clock at the Pari*h Home the group voted to hold It* annual bataar at tha 8t. John* Electric Company on Dec. 2. Fourteen member* war* present for the masting. The business ses­ sion waa followed with a social hour with Mlsa Robh and Mist Chndwell serving aa co-hoate*asa. >41it tmiili'l. Alt ! I:sIfIktk IIt tiXI, Mil* \ K r • >1 Al i Al III Uhl* »»•>’, Al i *i ti4i)is. Aim, ILlly Aim I ’*11i M i VV . H. Uyluiiy •Im .1. Ii 11in (t K, Atm. -''U'.iu., *ti Aim >hnit» at MODERN FLOOR <•»*, . l o i m t i 'u Alt- D im iw m u ic iy aa'..ikm* - . a an— - — ,.ik !nv , III l.ill, . w. a* tie cW'iilog w(III M .,il.i.i ami VIr. Senator I.loyal !•'. Itoylr served u- mu-lei of i.icinonle- ut the opening of the Mu\mil Inn on Sutimlur higlit f.n it- seiotid Winter - 1'iisiiii under the uwriei-b p of tho N.-w V.uV Giunt- licuiling fiotu left to tight in the toil uii tin. me Mrs. Jehu Kiidci. Seuatni II. t‘. I'lctc.' of I'nlntk.i who loiiughl greeting* ft mil liovcimo follei Wnrreil, Ml-. Hoyle. SeiiHloi llmle. M.-, PleiTc. Mny.n Aiulnw I'auiiwtiy, Mi.lolin lvcy, Air. I\i*>. Mi- Cliffoiil .McKllileo mm Mi McKibbio. Al tin '.iM in'i.t ■ gory Peek mill ll.try Cnlbonn lo Hi'iigan aid l.ric Wyman gilliei mnl iuu.iiilr.c a romiollti'c wen dating tail iti'iit.og lomnnrn Hollywood ■u see Ihiit lull men oct then , I,loot's, R) B O R THOMAS 1 •ighls." J.i.ly Gin laud was dating and HOLLYWOOD. OcL 6 (A1) Todnv’s fed tire: ID year* ago .lining hei own cm . . . John liuifn'id was the lai.-l stin pusin these day* of pii'ssure gioups " .n o '",'' ,, , „ , ,, ............. 111..... in .-, Dim Did- 1 t»«rl *• « .... an, I'nolrtt.. I,'l,ly . . . A cniidy lual.ci conIcy sicks u full ilcti 1 for the out*ls*»»tl wcie stinlymg Hie trued with Aon Sbci tdun and eiicd nmUi. t.icut Dirlutor script over night Without the uid of uplifting club tables . . . Katharine Hep <it-1 studio about a ileal to pot ■oil "oomph" culidV bars . , , Hines or any other form of *gh- burn was 'hung wiimleii> for the rlilliUHi'd about her wrfugc, Dailey ranks *s Holly.,, slacks mukci*; ...........veil wore At yum U>y cti wo ipmils of Wiioii h hiifiH’ttt svur, Hv to | iin In foniui! pHiiivii • . , Ittiii* uvw ' pu'k op a rhmidclier'lii usliiog I.eight of llx feat, four ills'll**. Now this may sound Meal to iiihIc. comilrurtcd on asiiiiiller scale. Rol the uclor claims it bus dlsadvaiiliigiM, due to man's Inliu,limiity to tall men. "I'm in favor of all lalt men In tin- country orgunUiug to vunilinl viii ions disrriinimitoiv piiirtii'i * iiuiiinsl IIihiii." lie said Y e militmiih. "Slmiilmd sixes Ju-i aren't big ciuuigb lor us. "Itcgolmlv, once ii week, I bit my IiimiiI on the lop of ua car," ..................... "When I gel out of the car, my legs an -1 so stiff from iieing folded op I can't walk straight. "Rut it isn't Just uolomol.il, ' that arc too small. Fiiullm:. clothes Dial fit Is u long, nrilu I tins tusk. Sometime* it's easlci to have them made. (If eour-c.. that means more expense.” Dailey moaned that lie seldom I gets a good night's sleep when on film locations; be bn* to fold himself Into hr<| like nil ahI cnnrerllmi. At liomp he has « riistoiniiiailc seven-foot bed, u luxury lie promised he'd get nine ite got in the chip*. He added thul lie practically holds his breath whenever be stands up In hi* "Ticket to Toni' nliawk" dressing mom. He hit* a holf-lneb eleornnr* on t lie celling. Towering height also bring* problem* for un actor. Most lrudlug Imllea are *o much shoit.i that It tikes camera trickery tu itwill I making it took like a fittlin-.laughter team. Sometime* they have to dig a trench for the actor, Sometimes the art.,. i.lu,ost hue to kneel. "Y e * /' mused Dailey with a political glint In hla aye, "I think 1 will get Jimmy Htawart, (Ire* hum IlIRFACINO carrot Jllirr daily Ki ml Flvim nu> loin mg Smith loi ii,.1. tun iu. lot, Militimml to chil'IIlH Wll. I polled . , I'll tics ivllMlki'* on Itic Iniptod' nii'iit of ll,'d\ l.amair's act tog 'ii "l.ndv of llic ITopics" . . , . A fan in.igii/iiii' t>..lined "Shir. ley Teniide'r I .si letter to Sniilu , m ; >» i : m t 111(1 IHiK 1 fiiiHwirs IIIDS*4* I IsrrltfrR , I lls ll Mi (tail tiff (rtllHll'B I'ititf ilSlot iiu u i %\ 9 1*. H * InlaIsH 1ii rib* — 75* i.’hiiis." VOGUE A- . fQ here CO.. ..\ r U<m ^ Fashion Flight Fashion takes to tha air with lha (tying panel, lenbarry <i Mi to tha fashion with three flying panels and gives grace to your ovary movement. Rayon tissue faille with matching plltse tissue faille. Blech, taupe and *-M. 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Way de Rucker Honor* Miss Wells iv lf^ C r --------- ’ ■* V'jS Norman lie Vere Howard ChtP^ ’ l.t, l nil.'.: lluwgiiiei (.1 (tie t<V* 1 ll >, hi'lu It * it) tMiiKK t.k: *-1 - ■ i -4,1 t Os. kVhil <1 ' ; |iaity aitoanl Hit Skylark", b«4 lUll^UlK !<■-Hi - i .43 fmoms u I. w H i •V/" �0 I filing Mound Bat­ tle Between Rey­ n old s, Newcombe jTied For 8 Innings fANKEE STADIUM, N. Y., 8—f/P)— Tommy llenrlch'a natlc home run clout into the ir right field acuta leading off _ J lilt of the ninth gave the New York Yankeca n 1*0 opening World SOrlM victory over Brooklyn to­ day, ending a stilling mound hattie between Aide Reynold* und Don Newcombe. WWIj Roy tampanella . INYogi fW r« .Preacher Roe AIM ** R»m.iifU The count waa two ball* and no Yanks Yank* , itrlkea on "Old Rcllnblo" when he ■» nole-axcd a Newcombe feat hall Probable starting battery for the Dodger* ate Rowe, pitcher; do the1 Blands, about 1(1 row* t'am panel la, catcher. For Nrw York are Reynolds, pilcherj llerra. ralcher, The crowd of 64,224 which rat politely quiet through moat of the out. lUrring afternoon, let loose a struck Itecsa whistled a single past glfh ty rear at tho gamo-wlnning Reynold* into center field. Reese MWi stole second. Jorgensen struck out, Up( to that time, It waa a Snider struck out, sparkling pltchar'a hattlo that Mapes struck out for the Yan­ threatened to set a new ficrlo* kees. Coleman slammed one to the strikeout record, doing to tho lent light held corner for n two base o f the ninth, Newcombe, tho Dodg- hit. Hoynolds wa* called out on •f*’ hug* negro rookie, had 11 strike*. Rliauto filed tn Snider, strikeout* and Reynold*, tho YnnIn the ninth Robinson rolled out ke# righthander, had nine, to Klisulo. llermanskl popped to Long lines of bleacher-hound Rlaxuto. Kurlllo sent o logo fly to World Series cuatomera atormed Manes, Hlto Yankee Stadium after no Hnnilch Ignored two called lisll*, oarly morning drixxte stopped. The then connected with an Inside fssl n n broke through tile low over- ImlI and sailed it on a line Into tha hasping cloud* a* men began to lower right field stands for a roll bock, the tarpaulin that cov- homo run to win the game for tho erad the Infield. Vnnkccii, 1-0, ■ Yankee official* did not open tha bleacher or standing room tee until 9;6B A. M., aome three NEW YORK. Oct. The Ufa before the game-limo l,c- official bo* acorn of the flrat SSUie of the threat of more show- 110!) World .Series ! game. We. Riooklyn (N)1 ah r h a a The bleachrr* were almost half Reese ss 4 0 t 2 a n il within Ifi minute* after the Jorgensen ill,i 3 0 t 0 2 fates ware open. Those 13,5011 Snider cf 4 0 0 3 0 mat* end the 0,000 standing room Robinson 2b 4 0 0 4 II Meltlona were thn only ticket* llcrninriski If' 3 0 (1 0 0 for sale at this vast ennerotu hall Kurlllo rf 3 ». 0 0 0 park. Hodge* lb 2 0 1) 4 (1 |i 0 0 It (1 Tbla Ja the third meeting of ('itni|iitm>lln r, Newcombe p 3 0 II II 0 § thee* Interborough rivals, the Totals 28 0 •J 21 4 ■ "toning 4*1 In *41 and 4-.T x-Nnnc on t when winning run >• 47. In fact the Dodgers never have won a HrHr* In four trie* scored. York (A Ati a). r It a ii while the Yanks copped II or ir». New 4 0 II 1 2 ' Tbla 44th World ncrlrs, In which Kiixuln as llelirirh lb 4 1 1 11 Ii ,<$!' tha Yanks arc 10 to 17 mmi-lo- ilcrra e 3 0 II I* II man favorites, loomed a* a list tie HIM login cf 3 It II 1 (1 o f master awlth doctors. Iloth I.Indell If f 3 0 1 0 It Mil. and Hhotton favor Ktrn- John run ,'lb 3 0 0 2 ;i » shifts of players against Mapra rf 3 0 1) 4 i) handed and righlhandcd pit- Ooleninn 2b 3 It t 1 a.1 > i anil sometimes Just for the Reynold* p 3 0 2 0 1 of a hunch. Stengel, In parTotals 20 1 5 27 8 r, seldom "hunched" wrong. Brooklyn us ono- n (N)i mar IKK) non 000 0000 1 Don Newcombe, husky New \ork (A ) <*)» 000 001— J lljm rookie, and Allies Hey* E-Coleman. RIII-HenHeh. all* m*yeara-n|d New York Jorgmmen Reynolds, Coleman. veteran, squared off In a lllt.Henrich.JiQeKeaiie. H-Hodac*. - o f righthanders us the ^"•Rvynolds. Coleman ami Hen►■opened tn the bright *un- rich, Earned rim*.Brooklyn (N) "I N '» York (A ) J. M'ft-Rrmik. nsviwni Hubhard oorf me the /Mlirrirun American lyn (Nl 111 New York fA ) 4. 1111t ty r WjMfjte was the home plnie umpire off Reynold* 4 ( llermstiskl, KurilI- K h ' ?7*" Hcardon of tho Nation- j<*, Cnmpnnellu, Joigenaun). SO *F. » tlrat. Art l'ii*snrelH of the by Reynold* It (Snider SI. New* L K,,n second, nnd tom combe 2, Hnrmsnski, Ifndge*, sS” * » t Ihe Niitiiuiiil on third, Cnmpnnellu, Jorgenson; N ewT, Jn W i;,"ere two ealru men on the combe II (DIMngglo, Johnson 2, wJ tft' ftw , lines, (Jeurge Hsrr of the Coleman 2. Mapes ,i, lie, rn, l.lnNational In lift un<l Kd Hurley doll, Reynolds. Wlnner-Reynolds. I.oael -Neweombe. 11•Ilulil.iiral (At pDw Afncrlrnn in riirhl. rv- wavnolds got In n Jam through plate; Reardon, (Nl,» first; I'a* Mi wildness In tho aeroud. He ►arellii (Al.t second; Jiiriln, (Nl,l d both dene llermanskl and third; llmley (Al.t right field Furljlo. After (lit Hodges, foul line; Burr, (Nl,) left field f *0 bunt, fouled off two, he foul line. A*0(1,224 (paid. T-2:2t. Into a double play on a £ baek to Revnolds. The piny imonls to Jerry Coleman to W oIP h enrich, Hoy rampanella lofted to M«|ie*. rmbe, facing Joe Dimaggio first time, struck out the GAINESVILLE. Oct. B-(/P>~ t clipper. Then Moduli came I with the first Yank hit, Wlth lull two morn practice ses­ sions on lap before limy uiitiau, i ifngla to left, tywcombe retired the aide for Mobile nml n Hnturilav enrmmout both Johnson end tor with Aiihurn'n Tigers, th« Florldo (Inlnrii really Imre down r team threatened In the with tlm rough stuff thin nftnrnon both nldrn gulng down an Head Coach liny (Hear) Wolf A batter reaching flrat. wanted little time In rounding hi* dark rloudn rolled anronn n(|Untl into shnpe. Thine wan nplrlled play on tha an the Dodgem came up today an Wolfe charge* put Filth, Coleman made tilt field In H»nm fine block* and tackle*. At at, of the Herlon when he Ilmen the blocking proved vlclmia rl - Furlllo’n roller go and by the time the nr rimmage Ida lege. a n moved him to second m elon drew to a clone, third and stringers, who were play* m rlflce. When Reynold* fourth Ing on defeiine, were a well' bat­ Qunpanella, the ftrook n tered ami tired crew of boys. iTlaen on hana for the C S Stetson Football Turnout Pleases * Coach Trocolor World Scrim Bring Cheer* From Merchants As Well As Oflke Boys Bear (Jatorw Prepare For Auburn _____________ Itallnn Fiffht Champ Dien After Match nUPKALO. N. Y., Oct. 0—f/P)— Enrico Berlola, tho heavyweight boxing champion of Italy, died at about 1:20 today of a brain Injury suffered last night In losing a tO-round derision In Leo Oms. llertola sureimiiied 2(1 hours af­ ter thu fight anil nine hours after undergoing an operation for cran­ ial blood clot. Tho 27-year-old llertola was on the operating table for nearly five hours. Shoulder Injury HHh Star Rollinn Punter WINTER PARK, Oct. I ^ / F ) ~ Left Italfbnck .Sect Justice will probably be out of action for tho remainder of the season ho­ rnuse of aggravation of an old lhouldor Injury, Rolllna Coach J o e Justice said today, Tho younger Justice, a star punter, dialuctled hla shoulder temporarily In the Miami game, then threw it out again today in slighting from a car. "K I use Meet again, It will ba only when Rollins Is In a hols arid must pnnt out of dangor," the coach said, )*<ft Halfback I.. D. Rochelle of (Jalnesville, I* being groomed as n kicker. | The Tur* today held their last liiiril srriinmnge before the Tam* pi. gaum Friday. Tin, variiity worked against Spartan play* a* Interpreted by the freshmen. The Tar* also sought to smooth out their passing attack which failed lo click at Miami. Florida Trained Ball ClubH Are Winnert* TAMPA* Fin., Oct. It -(A')— "With malice toward none, with charity for all." The Tampa Tri­ bune declared today that Florida has once again proved itself tho ideal conditioning spot for major league hnsehull teams. Hports Editor Pete Norton said; "Seven of Ibo eight first division team* itnim-d ill Floihlo, Including the Nnllonnl League chniiipioiis, the Brooklyn Dodgers, and tile Amerirnn League ehaiupbms, the new York Yonkers, "No learn Dint trnlned outside •if Florida finished better than third. The Cleveland Indians, world rlininplnn* In IH4H, wound up third In tho American League thin year. * "In order of their finish In tho two leagues, and tho rllles In which they trained the first dlv i n I i i i i teams are, National Leagua Hi noblyn Dodgers, Vero Bench; Ht, I,mils Cardinals, Ht. I'etersImrg; Philadelphia Phils, Clear­ water; and Boston Braves, llrndrn- lon. "American League— New York Yankees, Ht, Petersburg; Boston Red Ho* Hurasota; Cleveland In­ dians, Turnn, Aria.; and Detroit Tigers, Lakeland. "Need m ore to Ire said." The 4 tot annual KMA varnlty cross-cmin try ovenl In Killed fur Nov. HI, at Van Corlnndt Park In New York City. M in Reynold* stopped the Newcombe went down ! on a third ntrika and fee N forced Kurlllo ni third, gibe ran hla ntrlng of I to aeven hy retiring 0 aide In the fifth. Ha « i r three tlmca to Hilly Bgbra negro are waa well 'Why toward Howard lories record of lfl ntrika* In IMP. olda, pitching brlllant hla beat to break Newharm with a thlrd-Innlng kit a alalh-lnnlng alngle. he Dodger* had two men m the aeeond and fifth. rW|riud four men In the 'fra m e* of the battle ■fere a full houee of NEW ^ORK, Oct, ft-f/P>-That crsrk of the bat today at Yankea Stadium—It echoes In the halls of business Just aa well aa In the ratified atmosphere of the Bronx, The World 8orlc* stir* up all kind* of talk—about everything from profile to office hoys. It's not just that New York la, as the sports writers keep telling you, baseball-mad. Rome of that loud rooting you heard Sunday for the Yankee* and the Dodgers came from New York merchants, hotal keeper*, hotdog tycoons, theater manager*. The cheers from the railroad, airline and bus com­ panies would have t«en Just aa loud If the Red Box and Cards had won. Rut all of them are happy today, very happy. Merchants here will be 912 mill­ ion the richer for the World Ser­ ies, In tho estimation of the New Yotk Convention and Visitors' Bu­ reau, Sterling characters from as far away as San Francisco will contribute their share to that. New Yorkers will add a lot to the kitty, berauxo the World Sarle* seem* tu loosen the purse string* all along tho line. Look at thn theaters seat sales booming. Look at the hotels— mom clerk* aaytng, "sorry", for the first tli. o slnrn the dear day* thry remember In tha snrly poatwar year* when you had to know someone tn ho sure of a hotel room hero. Or, look at the ticket scalper. Ilo's repottnl selling for |100 a set of box scats for which he paid 132. Hut don’t wire In for hla name nml address— we don't know wheru you can get any ticket*. Wo can't even get off ourselves to try for standing room along with you. Rut to get hack to the offlre hoy. The office hoy I* * bnschnll institution. Probably theie's no joke In Die American tradition mote tried nnd true than tho one linking the health »f the office iioy's grandmother to the fortune* of the Dodgers or the Yankees. Thu husebidl crisis, which has Shortstop Rizzuto Biggest Little Man In Major Leagues Hy FRANK” PA* AP Newsfeaturoa Sports Editor NEW YORK-The smaltsat reg­ ular In the majors I* one of the biggest Yankees. He I* Philip Francis Ulixutu, tho flva-footrlx shortstop, a product of Long Inland's sandlota. Called Scooter by hla trammales for tha manner In which he dashes nrnund the liases, Itixxutn has missed only three games at ahnrt all season. It wss thn result of n slight con­ cussion ho sustained In Ilostnn vlien he collided with Johnny Irskv nn June 20. Following the collision ho had n tremor lit hi* throwing arm. Rut ho waa hack In arllon na a pinch hitter three games later. "I'll take him over any shortHop In the game," snys Manager Casey Stegel. "It’s marvelous the way he ents up thosa ground I'mIIs and there's nn one better on coming In for slow Imunders, And he’ii tops In bunting." Rlxiuto Is so smalt lhat he easily could puss as the young est of the Yankees. However, hi's 111 and a veteran of three World Series. In 1042 he hit .3RI against the Cnrdlnnls, getting eight hits In the five-game Herles. In 1047 against the Dod­ ger* he also mode eight hits and hit .BOB, Kiaauto put on one of hla finest per fo mini ire* of thn season dur­ ing a recent Yankee (Radium game against Rob Feller and the Cleveland Indians. Ha accounted for two runs with a triple and two singles. But that's only part of the atonr, • He forced Feller, a veteran of cloee to 400 big league game*, to commit n balk. Rleiuto bad a big lead and waa on hla way to second. Falter noticed him nut of the comer of hla right eye and mada • motion to throw to aeeond. When Rlanuto new Fel­ ler’ll more, F ‘ hrakea and heat Feller fallpd to ie four umpire* hie throw and tiled "balk." ■Imultuneounly Three nltebee itrevlou* to Feller'e balk, Bit----renter to aeoro Ed Lopgt from etrond baee. Irarfy Dohy’n throw to tha plate to |et l.opnt wan rut o ff by Mickey Vernon, the flrat baaeman. Hlieu to round­ ed flrat on the hit. Aa nobody waa covering flrat, Vernon ran back In an affort to tag Rlnuto. supplanted the dollar crltia and tho strike crisis aa our current A*1 criHt*, has recalled the olhceboy tu tho mind* of the caecuMve* over at Jersey Standard Oil end they have given forth with a paean uf praise for tho young man. They have a little Joke ot their own about the office boy. It’s not about gismlmu, hut goes like this: When s Jersey director retires, the com* puny hues a new office boy that's perhaps la-cause they like everyone, especially now ambi­ tion* oltire boy*, to know that so nmoy of their directors started a* nil ice liny*. Someone over at Jersey ha* looked into the offireboy situation, Him ieports on hi* changing world. A generation ago the average of­ fice hoy was 14 years old and hla main ipiaHficatlon was to bs spry nt running errands. Whether this Is an accurate description of the termor unite boy* who now sit of the Jersey hoard, no one over there says. Hot they point out that nowa­ day* the of Iico hoy I* different. Digti school graduates are the rule. "And coilegv, even graduate school, diploma* no longet cause comment," the Jersey spokesman comments. They are encouraged, the younger ones, to add to their schooling. They are given leavos lo this end, and about M par cent of them return to post* with tho oig oil company, Other office hoy* go to night school, and when they completo a company-approved course, they get two-third* of the registration snd tuition feu* refunded. This interest in office Imy* I* by no rnuun* confined to the oil comp*ny. Other com partis* are ac­ tively seeking now executive blood, and finding it In tho recruits who start out running errands, sorting mull und answering Dm busier. Answering the buxxcr, that Is, ■•»cept during thu World Herles, When the nation i», to coin a ■liiiino, bun-bull titml, nil beta are -If. nil signal* are cimngdl—even m such tiling* a* too-Hcrioua con* ■till i ntlon of the stale of buxines*. Woman Fainta When It Kalnn At Heriea NEW YORK, Oct. S—UP)-Mrs. Maxlttn Mutphln. 33-year old An­ derson, Ind., baseball fan, fainted when It hogan to rain early today while she wa* waiting to buy a bleacher seat for tnp opening World Series game. Hhe and her husband, Stanley, had been In line much of the night. Thalr places were held by others while Mrs. Rutphln was revived. Among the early arrivals wa* Charles Koeli. 7b-yeer old retired huluhcr from Pittsburgh, Ton ex­ cited to siren In a downtown hotel, ho arnu*ed hi* ilft-year old wife In time to take their places at 3 A. M. When the ticket windows for the bleacher seats were opened ■* 10 A. M., there were an estimated 3,50(1 persons waiting. Approxi­ mately 14,000 hlenrhcrs seats me available. Among them was Elliert Chealey negro watchmaker from Im* An­ geles. Chestoy said he had planned to move to New York for some­ time and decided that World Series time would he Just right for the change, * . Seminole's Varsity Ends Out On Injuries TALLAHAHREE. Oct. 5-(/P> — The Florida Bute University f rotball team will he crlpplad nt the ends when It meeta Missis­ sippi College at Clinton, Miss.. Saturday, IgHinard Melton of Tallahuate, first string defensive left end, broke hla Teg In scrimmage yes­ terday, Norman Eubanks, regu­ lar right and from Clearwater, bruised hla jag In the 74-0 con­ quest o f wnltlng Field last Saturday and can't ha counted nn to play. Coach D on Vellsr moved Dwight Oaha, reserve tackle from LJntnn. Ind., to one and Pete Cooper, popular pro nt tha Ponte Vetlra Club, will be the defending champion In tho ninth annual Florida Open (lolf Tourna­ ment scnedulad to start Thursday, Oct. 0, and continue through Friday, Saturday and Runduy, Cooper, who I* president of the Florida State Open H«lf ANxoclHtion which |* sponsoring the tournament, udded another laurel to hi* crown l*»l week end when ho won the South­ eastern POA Championship (iolf Tournament *t Atlanta with nn even par 71 for a 283 total. More than $2,000 in cash ptlti-s will go to the winner* In the tournament at Ponto Vedra On* work. Florida Open Golf Tournament Draws State’s_Beat Pro Golfeti PONTE VEDRA. Oct. 5-(Speci.|)-M *ny of Florida's best known golf pros are entered in the ninth annual Florida Open Golf I ouraamenl, scheduled to gel under Way today at Ponte Vedra, and continue through Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Pete Cooper, pro at Ponle Vedra and defending champion, an­ nounced yesterday that more than ♦ $2,000 In prise money already Is in tho till and that some splendid trophies have been lined up for amateur winners. According to Cooper, who cap­ tured the Rmiihcuslern PGA rhnmplntixhip g«|| tournament at Alinntn Iasi CinniiHy with tin even par for a 28J to.si, entrlea In tho Florida Open should reach the 150inhrk before thn deadline. Approx­ imately 3(1 of thoie will he pro­ fessional* ft out all parts of the state. "It look* a* though it wilt he nil* of (he heat Opens we've aver i.ait," Cooper said, "The Ponte Vedra links are In excellent shape, lur link* modification program nns been under way for some time and there have been n lot of im­ provements. The recent heavy rain* have helped the greens. I’m looking forward to o rcrord turn­ out and soms flue golfing." Among tha pros who are sched­ uled to compete at Ponte Vedra this veek are Vin-r-ot Eldrlil"'1. Fort Pierce; Toney Penna,. Delray Bruch; Clyde Ustitu,’ West Palm Beach; George and Burl Bolesta, Tampa; Jack'Harvey, Roland Hur­ ley, A1 Gruber, Vic Foreman, Ltiull Broward, Howard Johnson, Jacksonville; Broyles Plenimnns, Gainesville; Roy Hastings, Lake­ land: Charlie Collins, Lakeland: ■ m e A w a i F M H - G ET YO U R Joe Lopes, Key West; Frank Met­ ier, Miami Shores; Leonard Ott, Riviera Country Club, Miami; Sonny Hay, Tallnhnssee; Danny Champagne, Orlando snd Lou flaleman, Ocala. lit thu Florida Open, pi os com­ pete on an open, total strokes basis. Amateur* me allowed han­ dicap*. However, if an amateur's h"»t medal stroke sc-.ee I* low for the tournament, he t* acclaimed Florida Open champion. Thus, even the highest handicap ama­ teur will have an equal chance with the lowest handicap player fnr the attractive prises. Fan* who have watched Coopsr recently are predicting he will retain the championship. At At­ lanta In the PGA event, his total was one under par for tha 71 holm, nutting him six strokes •head of Southern Amateur Gtaa* plon Tommy Barnea and Pro Tom­ my Wright, Kingsport, Tarn., who tallied 28D. Cooper's followers ra­ in 11 that Pete Is at his bast war tho Ponte Vedra links. Sports In Brief By ARHOCIATKII PRESS BOXING NEW YORK— Two American heavyweights— Jersey J«e Wal­ cott tn<£‘ I.ee Ravnlrt—returaadj Europe. Walcott strived hy plana from Prestwick, Scotland, and Bavoid mada the trip from England on the Queen Elisabeth. RACING NEW Y O R K - Apprentice Wil­ lie Boland rode four winners at Belmont Park. Hu accounted for a $33.00 dally double art Zsnella $12.50) and Saturday $5.50) than ($3.50) and Shadow Hhot ($11,20). LAUREL, Md,— Debits ($3.50) led Rlxkahulc home try a half length in thu Rock Creek nurse. CHICAGO— Atom B u s t e r ($54.20) defeated the favored Ann's Lee In photo finish of Haw­ thorne'* Pnlvmnllnn purse. lory'* ry 'i Chanet SALEM N. II, (117) easily accounted for tha fsatun featured event on the Rock high* Park program. CAMDEN. N. J.—Lorlot ($7.40) raced to a front-running two lengths. Triumph In the West­ mont purse at Garden State Park. David Nation, new football coach at Maine, played In tha eame Michigan buckfield with Tom H*r> men, Foment Evathsvikl and Bob Wentphat. CO PY td p#|N tn fnB color, i ideas hyNAIRN tmwtert aides' Uaoham eawe. It'a yoorefer thatahlakflHgfei todayend|Hyeartm tiff. ffh Plratea. They never have d a ahortatop aa 1 University preehh ha elaaa tolerrup its of "Rlasntot DELAND, ~Oct. B -(Special)— Tnurnout for opening football practice sessions at John H. Stet­ son University wa* pleasing to Head Coach Boh Trocolor and Lina Coach (lug Hempley, both new at Stetson this year, hut they would', not admit tt openly. ▲ Trocolor already has ha* eliminated V the 70 men reporting earl. •porting for early practice to 54 men. This will ba further reduced to 37, the number he expecte to carry on tho "A " squad. , Thu two-a-day practice schedula will bo broken Wednesday with a light workout In thu morning for the benefit of photographer* and sports editors of Florida news­ papers and pres* associations. The 1D4D version of the Hattert A wilt 1w built around the more- Mg than-a-score of lettermen from last year. In the line, lettermen re­ turning Include such 1048 starters aa Car! Simmons, at center, Dick Meiear and fitly (larrelt at guard*, George Ossnrlo and Bill I.anlgan at tackle* and George Everett and Dick Hendry at end*. Backfleld men Include Harrv Flnekley at quarterback, Jim Olson and Ful­ mer Armstrong at fullback, and Charles Broadway. Joe Garrott, . Lewis Treen, Fred Hogan and Jim " enklns at halfharks. Hhlgh school men who are com­ manding the atu-ntjnn o f . tha coaching staff include Aussell De­ pew. St. Cloud, fullback; Boh Marks, Fort Ijiuderdalc, halfback; Gene Manclno, West New York, N. J.. fullback and Boh Cistern* Ino, Clittnn, N. J., end. Several men representing Ber­ gen Junior College, where Tro- , color coached last yrar, Butlar A University, Iowa State, University £ of Florida, and Rolllnn College ara showing promise of making the team before the season Is over. Ths flrkt'hnme college game will lie October 8 with a newcomer to the schedulo—Troy Alabama State College—In Municipal Rladlum In DeLaud. On successive Saturdays, the Hatters play Milligan College at Johnson City Tenn., University of Tampa at DeLnml: Florida Htata klnc College at Greenwood, S. C., W Presbyterian College nt Del.xnd, and Mississippi Coltcgo at Day­ tona Beach. The season end* Dec­ ember 2 In Orlando with Rollins. atifurJU^iRH mobm 6ettad! You don't need to pay ■ penny 'or (Me treasure-1toye of decor ittif Information! "A m eren to the Moat Frequently Asked Q w stiom on Home Docoratlni" ie a brandvow book, packed with brittiant ull*cok>r photographs, M a u a t u >ver with frosb ldsaa. It* praparrd (or you by tho taker* o f I m Nairn Inlaid U | * •urn to help you aolve youc own m OuU S wSm m j \ Dr. G L. Pm o«i TV* main every S �« PHHHKS* m t l K T O H L m u t f i . SANFORD FLORIDA F or 8# consecutive mil**, th* Great Smoky Mountain* In North Carettna aro over B.Ooo f#»i high. Hint* To HoUm w Ivca MENU KEEP THE FREEZER BUBY fly CECILY BROWNBTONE Associated Press Food Editor To get best results for money A large octopus may b* ** much invested in a home freeser, eat as 88 feet across. out of the frecier so far as pos­ sible, advises Ur. Earl McCracken, physicist In the Hureau of Human Nutrition and Hume Economics, R O T lo a o r s m i r A T i o s r o w U. 8 . Uepartment of Agriculture. N S A L U tS t'H A H U n "Cost figures Indicate that IN c o t ’ irr o r t h e r o i’ NTV JUtHJE. HI'.MINOt.K c o r NT V. home-tioscn luods come cheapest D T A T K OF Fl.l HUI) A IN 1'ftO- when the turn-over of food in tho BATE. ircczcr is rapid," says Ur. Mc­ In rs th» Kslete nf Cracken. "Vet, often one of tne MAIIT P. I1HANT t amsfj hardest lesson, for the freeser TO A U . WHOM IT MAT CON- owner to learn ia to use stured COHNI Nolle* I* hereby *lv»n lh*i loot!—not to aav* It." (Here* • " f il l ItIt Wardwell (Uni his final To keep a in sM i busy nnd on tsrio ri sa a Aimlnialraliir nf th" Msry P. Hrant, dtreaetil; inmty 1reeling, he auggesta: «_ r la__i*_ nrfllert hi* petition for flnnl Follow a freezing schedule, W he I dlichara*. and lhal ho will apply on a food production plan loIa, Ih* llnnursbl* Dtmclaa Hlen- based •trftm, County JiMgr nf Momlnolr. that meat* tho family's need*. County, Florida, on Ih* Slth day When figuring how much of a of October, 11**S*. for approval of vegetable or Irult will lie wanted ►stne and for final ill.rliurs,- „■ I AdmlnlMtnlnr of th* *«tat* „f Irom a home garden, remember Alary P. [Irani. that a succession of varieties will rif.Oliiir. It w.ut|)Wl;l,l. give u longer period of harvest Adoilolalrntor of tha ratal* of Horn the same amount planted. Alary P. Ilranl, d*t-*a**tl if some food Is bought tor (reus­ ing, try to buy cheaply in large <|uantitiea at the height of tho season. it the family haa poultry or otner produce to sell, let the noma Opt om e trial i lee ter help when it can Increase plot its. Poultry, for example, may 111 Magnolia Are. Phone IIS i>e frozen and held for a better market. Whether In the long run the family saves money on food by use of ■ home freeser depends on BE SURE YOU USe 1 whether food Is homo-gi own or purchased, the kinds and quan­ A TIWE-PROVED tities frozen, and how the freezer l a x a t iv e is used. Obviously, It docs not pay to freeze foods commonly Black.Draushf has * Legal Notice . Henry McLaulin ?.'Dr*"*u SO P U A U H T f prompt- ^ o jfll.O n . wr.11'' u ,«»l|r- In rail**. S S t? Wh,B OT»r*«ll» r. o».r****** worry nr other Irregular hahita TUTi s M WsateWi sat sktsl Cibs ZIm. IS* IISUIO Mtims* MOW, T * Stewart* (Me—«* lay M IN rieaWS, ad fM* aaS WHeStfel r*. lieejsfalN mi m m u r. Maa h**h 1 , cwwW i few Sm (■IIIHI NMnl asAajaaBfea W RHffltl 11 8lark*Dre*i|!it f* x fA WKKK DAY SUPPER Rplnaeh nnd Cheese Souffle*, Broiled Tomatoes. Plum Tnrrt, Bread nnd Butter, Canadian Bacon, Green Lima Beans, Beverage. (Recipe for Btarreri Dish Follows) SPINACH A CHEE8E SOUFFLE Ingredients: ,1 tablespoons but­ ter or margarine. 3 tablespoons flour, I nip milk, *4 teaspoon salt, U teaspoon pepper, 1 nip well-drained chopped spinach, I tablespoon finely grated onion, 3 egg" (separated), 4 cup grated eheese. Methorl: Melt butter nr maigniiiuavallable and lelatlvely Inespru alve at all seasons. For many families the financial angles of home (reeling are rated lass Important than the henefts of saving time In marketing and proparing menln nnd the satisfaction of enjoying n variety of fre*h flavored foods of high nutritive value the year around. .*— *-■ 1 . S*** • Nmlly lasallra - i - ' i . V l " “ r asn srstlo n s. 1. a.* LUNCH ON THE PORCH Salad Bowl of Boneless Studioe*, Romalne, Hard-Cooke<| Egg* umi Tomatoes, Russian Dressing, ('offee Cake, Beverage, Crisp Potnlo Chips, T.emon and Rnlsin Cottage, Cheese Spread* (Recipe for Starred Dish Followsi COTTAGE CHEESE SPREAD Ingredients: I cup (I eight-ounce cnntnlner) creamed enltng,. rlire.e, I tablespoon sugar, t teaspoon firmly pseked grated lemon nail (ilml fiom about W lemon I. I tablespoon lemon Juice, 1! table­ spoons raisins. Method: Put the creamed rottngrhecse in a small mixing bowl nml ntd the sugar, lemon rinu, nml lemon Julrr. Wash the raisins in hot water to plump, and dtaln well; rot Into thirds with kitchen scissors or shorn knife, nnd mix Into cheese. Chill befnnte serving Makes <1 servings. h'.? „ « owl m OHi I* raid* Ih. hU mi aw tin \IHH %■ sw *Asa> — K val tvHlnie P u r Nate— it ,V— Use HF1HALD Want Ads TU A N a m raise " i * M * A* i eabllahaA W »*• m fw d ■aistai a*> ‘lie laearf *er tie* •***♦» . h i tia* IMeet a aer lie* ****** Hr* «w 4 s Ic* the Mew ... flweate wra fee kl**A fee* ass*- *ir PHONE 148 Wear AM will •*ee fba mU sXhm *a « * • !* ■ rN rs* tf !••• ***** I t* Ha<*4 I* ft* lelea**** *••»*I |* refer* MW IbN aemi**a>»a*U*a fb* hSm u Im i la * i*•»'•* I* t*r i t * attf. I* «cd#r f*r A as «• r*»4*r fb* h**« *«*albl* Meat**, all Wa*t AS* waaf b» l* ■•* *tftM tb* a*r b*f*r* •■bllMHawPla*** svd ff h iwwadlatbir II an m m ****** la »•** ad. « • m m * a* r**a*»atbt# l*» THE SANFORD HERALD Modem furnished- apartmvnta. A lio afflclanry zpzrtmznt. Downtown office ztora. Takach Apartments, 208 N. Park. Phoa* m « j. Floor Ramltnt Machine M (*r. H, M. Glaazon, Lake BK room a p i r t m t n t , partially furnizhed, tUa bath, aeraanad porchen lovaly lari* yard. Ideal for children to pis In. Oataen, 8 mite* from Banfon Call 980 or 1823 for appointmant. _____ |E K T Bigilow Apartments, Lsng, lay Bldg, A ll Park Av»nu*. fU R N lflH E D apartment for rent. M 1809 Maxnnila Avenue. yureiahed room and Board In prlvaU homo for Gantiaman. Box i A. P. Care Herald.__ _______ I room apartment^ "unfurnished, > ehlldrsn welcome. First Building l North o f Ride in Thaa tr*.__ _ Furalihed Bigelow "apartmanta over low heat; add flour and mil well to combine. Remove from heat. Add milk slowly, stirring until smooth after earn addition. Add salt and pepper. Return' to moderate heat ami, nth ring conrtnntly, cook until thickened and bubbly. Remove from heat, add •plnarh. Real egg whites until »t<ff; without washing healer, beat rgg yolks until they begin to get thick and stir In with eheese. Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites. Pour Into n greased baking dish placed in a pan of hot water; bake in moderate Ctr»0 F.) oven for about IS to Mi minutes or until firm, Mitkes 4 to fi servings. ArtirU'M F ur Hale Knlffht filial her final KxrritM lx uf Hu- p«h«l#* nf Alhrrl II KfltitHt, lift »»ii*ri|. triftt "lie fllrrl her pMttmn fur tmol tttprtmrjt*. nml that mUm will it p}i)y to tho 11nil nr ii hi e IhiliglMi* Ht#ii"trnm, Omintv Iiitlgt* tf H*tti Linlu I'miHty. Klnrltln. t»fl Mu- 2li*f Miy of Octohrr, tf|P» for approvn) nf minip ii ml fm Html iIIni-Im i mp us I!Xec tl111X t»f Ift■* rmI*ite » f AIlip11 II. K nlieht. drii'.tHetl, on t Ii Ih l'» dny nf Hviilrliilicr IS 111 HARAH A yr. old It Small ko^M *t 114 m o Id. I t Priced HghL.qpU after 8 t00 F 'llJ " ' 10 cants each. The t* modarn pillow, mattress and Into n foam y ctuhiaalag. Non . MW M l)m ildew or .jfnlota In plastic 79* to 88-89. N. _ <u*s t’.w,V- ' *•"**•> M il'll K Wf JITVI *"11I’Mfct-f'll 11| 11i|W If| n* ■* Hunnett’s Service Stilt ifm Snnfonl and t'elery Ava, ATHLETE'S FOOT*' Na Alcakal — Ha Add — Ns llla f 'l| quirk trllrf nml |<rnit emuIIi jftf III* farikiuf VICTORS IMS rMTNT. lUffluted for th* bn)* in th# Arm», DOW ,,* f*V th* hnmf folk* (|»| V|( fOR Y Cltf ' 8 nolt«. VIh> fur Mm A,* Hrhlag. 9flfX In it*# nr» inf paiI nf |h* hndf* *A Sold by *11 Orutj Stortt Ia*f "illllf rii»»»!»■• |lIII 81IIAIII *1* t*f III- nf Iit* Fu (in.... . \ Still i* It*" til « ll Him1 RiS iu'i Ft, It A HTaVTl'TliS 1••11 ii I * It Hi*suit <*i»nrt I'lrik *»r Hniilnolf t t FLirirtH llpufHf H «'Ii nt i*l LOVI TM ANO IIAVI 'IM Hlgiiiuml Engel eiutnjcc« n-» "one am! only,'' Mr*. Pauline Lnngton alter the Judge in a Clilrngn >.>-ut mcepted pioparty bond to cover 112,501) bail set on two rimige* ..f swindling Chicago women. The aged lolh.vrlo still needz *44,000 two.I on other charges and Will remain in the Jail until It is furnished. (Inlcrrnitwnnl i'oumfpholu) M urlvl it O h iit*i z rjM ir. hill ’ N C’OITIIT mF THE H'lHlK, HFMINOLK HTATK i*F FLf*IMI»A IIATK HI fft t lid* Ilf MAH I'H I. IM' l . l ’MTi »\, Iii i rtlNI'tl Tti ALL XVl|i IM IT MAV FlIllNi Nntlrf i" hi'ti*!)* 4I1 Hint It \\ d k a m : M in t i. i f Imil ti*|ii*rt it* AilinltiiMrntiir .lilt r-f ltl*‘ nnlrltn uf .4fiillil«t| -iM i .|pvi‘ n m| . .O . .rMtm ................. Tl*4 I»||N| f I ,,4I Up fllnit III" prtlllitn fill flH.ll ill" I hum#, l*till Mill hr* Hill b«|*|»l% f.. tllp IliHinr-i till* ! **■jimIj*n HlpiiNiinm rm in lv .1ihIi*•* of Momiiintfi rm ioh Flnflitn mi ltt«« 2:»lh iL m *i i-. Lnr, l!*t!i fni ii |t |»t **%ii I nf Niim* 'inil for flnnl iltsi Ih u h »* tit* Atlmln iktrntllt I»r I hr PHfrlta* ryf Ms|HHIt‘l I'iiifnlnH tVer #r«A*i||, •III Mil" J Jr ft duy iif He|i|p|iiltfi, A I» L Ml-: ANF Rilinlitl aUMi.i ,,t Hi*. •"lidlf nf Mil IIIH#| I'il |r an|ZYfl .|# -sit ST R IC K LA N D MORRISON, INC. PHONE m toa E. H i t s I ion UJM* — (2 VAMOUS ARCTIC fill* and exploit-!, Col. Ilernl It.ili lu-n (limit Irom left) i> shown ,.:tci lie lotideil tils C 51 turn poit plum- al tin- Vilioilnl Alipoil In WnMongtun, eoniptrtlng a t.ono mile iiou-:,to|i ilum lioui 11-In, N"| w.iy i hi the wtkiyi wills liul. lien w• - tin- men wlm i ■ - ulIv dew with liim ovei the Not lit Polo (torn Al.ok i in Norway Shown (I to r ) tie llrltg. tieli Flank Armstrong, II. S An I uii-e t'ommnmlri m Alaska; I t Conlon E Eugene Httiiu.e, Mndlvm, IV■ ■; c*nl llnti lien. Are timnn<*. Alaska; I’npt. tlciberl Leouliardl of Peninylvunia; Capt Jolin .sclieier, | Kingston, New Yoik; l.t, John Itud.'in. ki, Milwaukee, We-'on .in. and \ Major Gena Douglas at Atkaiiins. t tiir.-rnutPiaul .Soundpkotoj Free estimate* on plowing nnd discing farm or For Sale— Ford 1988 Pickup 199.00 Also clearing and also ford 1986 | Vi Ton Flat lag loeid. Phone 167-J, Jnek Bad 8860.00, Baa Mr. Morgan, Rus.ell New Phillips Housing Job. ALL TYPES af Nte* Hudson family ear. low mliaroatoa-shla rata aga for sale or trad* aa part aa. David E. 1 payment on amall home, close 1888-88. fa. t^l^l^l— Bf, BABY SITTER; ^ age, after school nml First Buikilng Na * (8 :ry,-.v/. -, k •|fcreiro-e' Al eleven n'rlnck nit Tim m in > mnrnliiK. HiTiilier 111, Hie lluiirtl nf I'nlilir Inslrnelinn will receive -.enleil IdtU on (t hen ting synlom fur the Mltlwitv m -IiuiiI, I'Iiiii-. nml H|ieclfinilinn>4 nmv he nhluineil from A ic liilc d Kllnn .1. iMnilghlun lit the Snnfuril A lln n lic N:iliun:il Hunk MmldIng nn tlepnsll nf Hve ttnllnrn. A certified cheek nr hid hunt! for five jier cent nT Ihe hid intird uccnm|>nn> the hid. The hoard rer-er'es Ihe right In teicrl m u nr nil IdiN. H M SEM IN O LE COUNTY BOARD O F P U B LIC INSTRUCTION L- K J «rd m t, ('h iilrn in n T . \V. Iw m ln n , S e cr e tn rv O /A lt K IKK Hv Ittiv tin llfi ■" (A— .* P ~ . it M IIII- . I .liv e . \ , ( j i _ A N 0 O N ,LA O 1 U L MAUI YOU AN' THE H O U S E IN .'J nosmv CAN’T REAf.H U6N Wt il eoni bt: Gwt Pr cnm; r,,i; fa iu , M IC K E Y M O U SK -tTT k. V * It it ,M ■I'.K *riPwrM 1* llv Wall IliHitey J f O N L Y “ TWl T W O -C A C P DAN ' -C L ---------- ------ ’ DVAtZ C5IBO A fN A T u S A u ’ ■ —s.(r>E-vrMi Mg \\ \ 9 B i t S B 'Y AAUM P f i T AM-AN .. “t.-iB'Y A i l PATTLEP! 7 PSP 9 l'DDBnl-V 7 nATTffff OP PACK, BOY3 ... T W u r < 'N D iB LO O -O N 1 PUWHWHH - / (llfl: . . . . MUM 7 •?OUNP P9C A 9 7B 0N J, ?\\A3T. j.)O P -L C O <IN N5VV ML.iAR.VNO) 2 ); A\ ia TOST j»'7ijliNfl - I i fc<*f">4*«.wl O M lI IM • .* I.,- ... Sal llv 1*11111 ItnlilnMon ■'tvic e n s Aav MAWKl W »fr . ____ cso e no3 oeotsv oa o e y SKiPwam so OoQMrtO UOHTHOUSC » / in* OLD a — -i S5,r£ S ‘i ;iSl,i AsCTA U*tv. ALLYyFDOO*TV4ff’ ) -m 1 iu«p mta rdV- ■f,: -. si .., r» M te of <1» t jiw p il l .iillM " in*tl, Ki.*t Uhl tl Hth r (lie* I MIt'll" U*i IIM* ILt LI fin It n ti­ ro mill tIxi* 1 «*■ intrmt In r»* " '* two bedroom apt., klt- 6 foot deep frees* and Upright jt s n o ._ u ,C . McNamara, p. o . Cocker Spaniel pupplaa. Reason­ Adulta only. 402 Oak, Lost: Two cartons of dresses 196, Longwood. ably priced. Mr*. Carl Mosa, — aker to Ilva In 4 room marked Florida fashions, San­ line. phone 462-W. «n small farm : I mdes ford, Pla, on 2nd St. or Mellontb o f Sanford. Do amall vllls Ave. Return to Taminm! at e f work fo r rent. Write; PAINT— ffutsld# Tatanium lead Trail Tours, phone 11. W ORK W AN TK O - 4 and ollai mawey bars guarsnts*. Won’t Peal, n ib or wash off, TRACTOR WORK Ifl— A U T O M O B IL E S — 1A 88-96 ,g fr gallosk fi. A . ‘ Ruaaall ■ M a t# f m *as K.VIHIIT | ] S F r i l l r t x o f I h i* A Ho t t It f v t it K lil. NOW OPEN - 1 Iln urs ,\ D iiv NOTICE FOR FARMS, homes, buslnea* CLARINET, piactlcallv new, N E W F L O O R S siirfnred to tier* property and arreage, see your fc,-(inn. Old floors mode like ftiU.no. Cost f 100.00. John FI. A, Rtroul Realty Agency new. Finifliing, iTeitning 4) w ax­ Krider, Phone 7tllt-J, (file R. Mathlenx, Rnlesman ing. portiit'lo powoi plant, 22 1807 E. Second Street or phone TALBOTT'S Drive In—l t d Sun vein h uzpi'iienee in Mrunlnolo plume Illlfl-W an inoo-j. *ford - 1 Ave. *■ ‘ ........... County, II M. lileiiHon, l.iiko claimed furniture; I Hofu and M arv ( HAVE Two-Three & Four Bed­ chair; 1 rocker; 1 oil Ntove; t room Houses to offer that are kitchen net; I dresser; I tee box, FURNITURE uplmtHti'iiug, sat­ isfaction guaranteed. Free Pick strictly modern, good In every etc. up and Delivery Write G. W. way, located In reatrlcted re­ Fried Shrimp Dinner, Nerved Rnnisev Bos 1441. sidential areas, priced from "The Rest Nhrlmp on earth". .......... ................. .. 18600.00 up. Term* can bo ar­ every night at Homer's Grill, VENETIAN BLINDS made *Ji f,r* ranged, nee me before buying. 324 East let Street 1 " or> 'q ,mlnolu VenelUn Blind C. A. WHIDDON, HR. - ,M' * Irrrl' l Co. B20 W. 3rd. Bt. Phone1 Phone 1881 llfl Ka. Park Are. Auliestoi Aluminum Roof Coaling. Illtl-W (iuiiranteed to ...... roof leaks, UH|lAN|„, Morning ‘Smtinel. Or8 lot* on Orange Avenue. Leveled nm Fine homq-sItcM. |l,ooo, ui'vu * uiLt • ii i , lando Evening Star. Call Ralph ■ 1100 down, fit) per month, HI-.NhARIK (itaNN A Paint to. 112-111 W. 2nd. Ml. Phone 320. „ K y 11 r J' Phone 788-J, Sanford. CALI. M7 for Itattery, Generator FOI'lt liiiuse* nnd land nml farm­ and Slur.er service. Swain’s ing implement)-; one liodgi' car 4— Heal Kntnle W a n te d — I llalteiy Hotvne, 301 W. Fir*t mill nne Model A Fmd 2 milk HI. 3 BEDROOM hmis, within 2 tulles gi'-it-, 2 nice pinlo IIoim' h. One of liiislnes* section. Reply Rnz (u nil for .Sale until nold at F. LAWNMltWKRS sharpened, hi E. E. Care Herald. cycles rapaired, lock and key II I'YSttN, bill house ttpp. Ur, wor!.. No waiting- work filar Baker** Dairy, Itt. 2 bn* 153, anteed. II. W. Siminan, 310 Sanford, Flnriila. a— A rtiom For Male — 5 East 4th. HI., Sanford, Kin. Ligiilei wood, ap|iroxiniiilely 160 fFoimotly with Williams Flstt ..... . will lake |12 coni. This We both lose when you don't Yhop). wood lout to be moved ul once. bring your prescriptions t* Roy Partin, P. (). Ho* 062, SanELECTRIC a* Lanay's. Phone 108,_______ ford, Fla., Paula Komi, phone ACF.TYLKNH ENJOY Sunday dinner at Laney's 1657-J. WELDING 76e also w**k days. Lunchea A Manford Mnlor A Eqpt. C* Clarinet, Excellent condition. Inshort orders. 10H W. tal HI reel (plire 807 Magnolia Ave. pLANTH~FOR BALE—Carnation, (iOOD AND BAD Snapdragon, Dlanthuz, Sweet ARK You bothered at hum* with I8.B6 ants, »plil»r», roach is, moths William, 86c dos.; 12.60 per 100 11X12 Felt base rugs (14.96 and olhri Insect*. If so, Phone of one variety. Henry A. Russell U-ed ire boxes All metal utility rahlnets 112.96 Seed Co. _______________ 007-J. Each Fog Job guaranteed Single or Double maple bed, for 90 d»v»- Rwank’s Fog Ser­ BfeWifJG MACHINES. New A coil spring anil new cotton matvice. Sanfold. Fla. Factory rebuilt. W h o l e s a l e tress 824.96 prices. Phone 1004- W. Old fashioned round oak dining ROOFING. Painting Aabesto* Hid Girls' second-hand bicycle. Reason­ talile lug, llullding and repairs, i’ li. 812.96 able. 1217 Oak. Used 6 burner oil stove IIHH and 97-R. 149.96 19.96 Mo d e r n FLOORS:' Floor Hand AmazIngUohnston'a "NO-ROACH" New 7 way floor lamps ..... 81^9 santltary coating kills Roache* .Smoking stands Ing nnd Finishing. Pm labia 819.96 Ants, Water Bugs for months. Platform Rocker* power Unit. No Job too targe, no Reg. 189.96 sofa bed 869.96 Pint 11.69. Half pint 89c. RonJob too huikII. Modernise your Alexander Smith aratter ruga millet A_ Anderson. _ floor* the Modern way. (’ all 86.96 1676 for free estimates. Modem HOT LUNCilE 8 aervad" every IH pc ............ dish set—factory imperfect Floor Surfacing Co. 207 W. let, day 11:80 to 8—with Home 9U 9 Made rolli and rom Muffin*. VoBOPiClT REFRIGERATION Homer's Grill, 824 East 1st. Cnlar cheat— natural finish 844.96 service; Commercial, Domestic, Hollywood heaUboarit nnd lags Rtrihtt. Also OIL HEATER INSTALLA­ free with boxsprlnx and Inner TION. APPLIANCE SERVICE. IF ITS A Briggs A Stratton En­ spring mattress .. .849.90 Ph. 1240 or 192-R. _____ gine Or Parts you Need Bea MATHER OF SANFORD A, D, ROSIER 203-09 E. Ut St. Photia m Auto painting our specially. Re- , frtgeratnra painted 816. Pick Franc* and Coasmarrlal up and delivery free. Reel'* yanr registered Briggs and b— A ltiH L fc .fi - A N T B r * ~ 4 Paint Hhnp, Phone BOfl-J. _ Blrathm Paster ■ JOHNSON Wax, Pasts, Liquid A Highest cash price paid for wad furniture Ted Davla Furniture 18— NotlcfH— I’ anMinnlH — 13 Olo-Coat. Free use o f floor pollihfr with each 2 Lb. or 1 Co. 311 E. 1st. Ph 068. Qt. purchase. BUYS Small blryrla, prefer in Kindergarten now open nt 307 HENKARIK Glass A Paint ( o. good condition. P. O. Bog 448, Oak Ave. Phone 1038-R. Mr*. 118-114 W. 2nd. Bl. Phan* 826. Sanford, Fla. F. fl. Vernay, Director. ■ >0 to 60, 811 Park Ava. .1 room furnished apartment, 810 Magnolia. Telephone A. K, Rea Bwsat Hamlin oranges, II bushel. B. W. Lord, Phone 766-W. ^aettjir, Florist, 81 » W ; 7— I'dH-l.lventnck-HuppIlM ANNETTE'S Orlando H g») at French 18i re tl»P KMrttf nf Albert II, Krtlght, il«« ft A D i S p e cia l .S crvicea EXCLUSIVE WITH TO ALL WHOM IT HAY ri>N In herelty glvm Unit Most ofthe mica produced In the United Hlntes conies from western North Carolina. — ;1 12— BUCK HORSE RLE IN COUIIT OK TIIK 4 o r NT V jriMIt-:. NKM1NOLK roi'NTY HTATfrS OK KLOlltUA IN I'ltn IIATK. Till' first hell to be used atop a ' billI'll Is believed to have been placed hv the Bishop of NoIh about tun A. D. * fu IMPORTED Legal Notice FRIDAY FARE Asparagus and Egg Dish, Tomsto Salad, Hot Buttered Rolls, Apricot Pandowdy, and Beverage. ASPARAGUS AND EGG THRU Ingredients: 4 tablespoons butter or mnrgarine, 4 tablespoons finely-rut green pepper, I '» table­ spoon* finely giaked <>u(<>n, .1 tablespoons flour, I ** cups milk, I W teaspoons salt, I 'H teaspoon liepper, l W pounds fresh nsnarague (cooked without snlll, fi hardcooked eggs (sliced) \ eup but­ tered crumbs, s, cup grated ■•beesc. Method: Melt loiller or margar­ ine; add the green pepper and onion; rook nvrr low heat until partly tender--attunt It minutes. Add flour and stir writ. Add milk, •nit, and pepper nnd cook, stir­ ring constantly, over moilorata heat until thirkened. Pot layers of asparagus and egg In n shal­ low tl x III baking dish ami pour •auee over; aprlnkie with buttered nml crumbs mixed with the cheese, Hoke in a moderate (IM F.) oven for almut 20 minutes. It servings. *eHr ^•U t PAGE r -> Yi’jri... ,, • * r �1 n im n M F k'ht Sanford Herald Cheaper Bread It wa« a n n o u n ce d r e c e n tly In R om e th a t th e Ita lia n govern m en t h ad o rd e re d a ten p e r cen t re d u ctio n In th e price t b roa d , w h ich would b r in g th e p rice in R o m e down to a b o u t n ix a n d a h a lf c c n t n jt o r a pou n d lo a f, Across m a n y m in d s m u st h a v e fla sh e d th e th o u g h t th a t it w o u ld be n ice to be a b le t o b u y b rea d f o r s ix o r seven ce n ts a loaf, o n order o f t m w jo a a a th e g o v e r n m e n t. • Vi F ix in g th e p r lc o o f n lo a f n f b read b y g o v e r n m e n t o rd e r m a y h a v e so m e a d v a n ta g e s , hut s lot o f o t h e r th in g s g o a ln n g w ith th a t p r a c tice . A g o v ern m e n t w h ich ca n fix th e p r ice o f b rea d a n d o th e r fo o d s tu ffs ca n hIso f ix th e H m ounl o f wngcH a m an ran ea rn , the n u m b er o f h o u rs h e m u st w o r k In a w eek , an d th e kind o f w ork ho m u st do. It can re g u la te th e kind o f h ou se he lives in. and m a n y o t h e r th in g s th a t d e te r m in e th e kind o f life he lives. T h r o u g h th e se th in g s th e g o v e rn m e n t m a y g iv e a m an s e c u r ity , o f n s o r t, a n d he m a y be a ble to b u y a loa f o f b rea d f o r s ix n n d a h a lf cen ts. S o m e A m erica n a a re v o icin g a d e sire f o r th a t kind o f s e c u r ity , th e se c u rity o f g o v e rn m e n t co n tro l o v e r th e ir lives. Hut wotiUI th ey really like to live u n der su ch c o n t r o l? HOHHDAY. OCT. 0,1040' It m ig h t be b e tte r to let th e linker an d co n s u m e r a r r iv e at f f P A r H r n im ,g v w u t i r “ th e ir ow n p rice f o r the b rea d , th o u g h it he a fe w ce n ts m yooJ’ ar# farlMtaly bwvy h ig h er. It m ig h t a lso be well to re m e m b e r th n t th e Ita lia n memorl* do not beilter, hat d o e s n ot h ave th e rest o f th e a bu n d a n t anti v a r ie d A m e r ic a n If yea Nad nothing to do bat d ie ta ry . W e p a y f o r It u n der p riv a te e n te rp rise - b u t w e g e t ■—cantotalarf Memory ntrar Brfl Mgmorlea will sarafy gnawing tormeat. Thalr ■shall not die, neither shall fire ha ,qtrenched—Isa, 00:24. Cw thing, u ification g| the lag 7.50 a box on the a.efagc in New Yolk. Nobody can make hen timet out of that, C ngfaluialiont to Billy Beard•11, Sanford boy who went down la. i l l big city and t,*ade good, on lit m-electian at mayer o f Orlando tee .where John I** Lewi* t w a il fitted $31.25 ia Harrlton;b ttn l Va. thf speeding and cross­ ing jl double while iine.'T h*l"t one !• lew the can't break. file mayor o f Hamburg, Grrr manyi it coming to the Uniird Stalltl to tee if lie can get a hum for (he recoflitruction of that city. Wonder if opr M ayor couldn’t get • similar loan for Sanford. A good joke on a couple of ' co n g m i men lutnmeritig in Spain ■ wet revealed when they rrportrd ' to (kolice that $5,000 had been ' Media from them train he- twsen Barcelona and Bilboa. Now A * l hnotv how ui laxpayrn feel. LYfvH ow many children can a r»r- k-liia .have- in 15 years? Well, h .’ Arthur Griier of Pittsburgh, !tv M 17, but in this day and M when nothing is perfect and gfyona ft apt to he given hell kMatter what lie dors, the should | fHtkiled for not doiiiH heller. Helen Gahagaii Dmiglai, Calirrda’i glamour girl in the House if Repf«entelivr». Iisi announced hat she . intends to run for the WMle next year. The beautiful Ml* of suven actor Melvyr, DougHwill run against Sheridan Downfa lh# PttnocraMc incumbent. ^NMl^lar John W, Davis? Ajkjvgfjffit Democratic candidate | | fn«tnint of the United Slates m UmK in 1924. Well, he is end he has jmt com* ■ 'ia IMor of Sensior Dulles lor M a n k w a s senitor from New M 9|n b t Herbert Lehmsn, the M a e iliic candidate. They don"t ■ B lfillri party affiliations •• ■ttOfiF up tHsrs as we do down Freedom O f A p ro p o se d w o rld tre a ty f o r g u a ra n te e in g fr e e d o m o f in ­ fo r m a tio n a p p a re n tly w ill not be b ro u g h t b e fo r e th e p re se n t flflfwion n f th e U n ited N atlonn G en eral A tm em bly f o r fin a l a c t io n .-T h e r e Rax-heart m uch co n tr o v e r s y a b o u t th e tr e a ty , th e a im o f w h ich Is tn eHtablinh u n ifo rm sta n d a rd s f o r g o v ­ ern m e n t re g u la tio n o f hewn a g e n cie s o f all k in ds. It is s u p ­ p osed to b e in till* iu lerest o f fre e sp e e ch , b u t so m e c r it ic s h ave d ecla red Hint th e p rop osed d ocu m en t Is so co m p lica te d anil a lt-in co m p a s sin g that it m ight cr e a te w o rld -w id e c e n s o r ­ sh ip in stea d o f . fre e d o m . T h e sp re n d in g o f a n y freed om b y in te rn a tio n a l a g r e e ­ m en t Is a p rah jow or.y iy en terp rise. B u t In th e ca s e o f f r e e ­ d om o f in fo r m a tio n , a b ou t nil any n a tion n eeds to d o la a llo w p eop le nnd th e p ress to sny w h a t th e y plenMo. T h is w o u ld seem a h o r r ify in g Idea to g o v e rn m e n ts a ccu s to m e d to s t r ic t censorH hln, b lit ev en in su ch n a tion s a re sp o n sib le p re ss w ou ld (|tilckly d e v e lo p i f fr e e to d o so. W h a t it w ou ld tn en h ave to sa y w ou ld a ssu re freed om o f In fo rm a tio n . Salt Water Made Fresh Cnimtnl cltle a m a y nornr tiny bonat rtf th e Tincat w a te r In I he U nltcrl S ta te s, draw n d ire ctly fro m I he o ce a n . T h ia m igh t h appen b e fo r e m a n y yearn, in th e o p in io n o f O a ca r L. C h apm an , u n d e ra e cr e la r y o f the In te rio r ,w r itin g in " T h e R eelam a tion F r a " . T h e g ro w th o f eitiea like Igia A n g e le a ia ta x in g th e iltm oat w a fe r atipply now avriilablo to th em . T h e r e la plen ty In ih e ocea n , w h ich cou ld lie rlrnw n on if o n ly II cou ld Ih* m a d e fit to d rin k try aom e aim ple proceHa. Salt w a te r ca n be d la lilled until it Irecom ca au ltn ble fo r d rin k in g a n d m n n v ahtpa diatlll w a ter f o r th e ir lioilera anti fo r tlrin k in g. T h e late G o v e rn o r G iffo r d i ’ lnchnt o f I'n n iiaylvan la w o rk e d oiit a am all p orta b le d la tillin g tlevicu to en a b le fly era , fo rc e d to land on th o aca, to g o t H iifficlen t d rin k in g w a ter until r e a m e d . T h e p roblem ia to d o thia on a b ig acale, a n d b y Homo leaa co m p lica te d m ea n s. E v e n tu a lly , ocea n w n tera may. be n itrified a tiffirie n tly to su p p ly w a te r f o r ir­ rig a tio n rh w ell. Gcorffin Vh Florida Roads IIY MORGAN HLAf'K In Atlanta Journal In last Frlilay''* Journal t eommented on the superiori­ ty of Florida road* over those *f IIvorgin after n rouaidrritldr experience on ’ tinJiiiu»liioe Slut*, boulevard* during tuy va­ cation. I told alxiut returning In Geor­ gia and after leaving Monticello, Fla., and nearing Thomnsvllle, (ia., we wore amused by seeing three large sign* with­ in a mile reading "Drive slow­ ly rough road ahead." We knew we were nearing Georgia. Mrs. Mai clt. Dickerson, of Wavcross, (la,, writes "My husband and 1 took a trip to Florida also thia aummer and rama back by way nf Montlcallo and TkomMVllle, and wa also read those labia signs a* wa hit the Georgia line. We trav­ eled ovarea thousand mllss In Florida End ,we crossed two wooden bildgdW * FLORliA r o a d s p r a i s e d Mr. Oran Pa Ward, of Atlanta, write*: "I waa greatly interested In your editorial in Inet Friday's Journal regarding tho superiori­ ty of Florida rnadx over the ones w* have is Georgia, "I had The pleasure of living in Tampn, JGa., from 1911 through 3980 and made many trips over both Florida roads and Georgia roads during that aaw we get it; A Senate ItM reveals tha' f*oint Tout Man's foreign investment I provides that the governIW guarantee ieu.iymrnt of jt(j(t made by private Ikitltiieni in foreign lands. |rf4 pig sty in China and if Wipay off. the government f|M your money tn you. Miter than they will dn for (Ui country. In lad, if-you ■lit' in Big Stanl, nr the H i' iedustry, 'he governId rh t best tn get it aw4y j,: Now you will be able lo Rollvise tin or Peruvian Inverness, Dunnellon, Romeo, Ed Uacle Sam will guar- Juliet and Lake City and how E agains) any lost, ’ deep the sand rut* were ao that If yeu once got In them It waa Impossible to get out until you came to some amall town w h e n iva to pay thf hill, or tie rs waa «om e hard aurface road. ■> • „ • i md have to serva at STILL ARB OF BR9T r, pkaie do not blame ■“ Along Utla route w u built an Vfu wouldn't like it And we did what wa i>oiilUapaia>’8o did Information VA Asks Congress For More Teeth In GI B ill Of Rights Education B e n e f i t s Expected To Reach $60 Billion By *56 WASHINGTON. Od. 6 —(/P)— The Vrlrmns Administration lotted one nf ilt hottest polaloet—abutet of ihr GI education benefits—into llir lap nf Conuirtt today. Vrlrran* Administrator Carl R. Gray, in cming lire sharpest of hit trrrtil rrttriclions nit veterans training yrsterd.iy, said it’s up In f'nnurrss to pul new teeth into the GI hill. Gray warned that unless the taw it madp more strict, the cost nf liaining veterans for jobs will exceed a staggering $60,000,000,000 by the lime the benefits ex­ pire July 25, 1956, Acting f'hnlrman Pepper (DFin I railed the Semite Labor and Fduratlon Committee Into rinsed session to consider the education and trnlrilfig problems. Pepper ypslerdny rend the com­ mittee a letter from II. V. Stirling iifisistmit veterans administrator, •vlilrb Hnld Hint Gray has conduited he larks authority under exist­ ing law lo correct grave abuses that now exist. Hlli ling said prartlrnlly every World Wm II veterans is eligible for rdiirntiim or Iruining under (lie existing law, whether he needs It or not. "The underlying spirit of the education nnd training provision of the ml for all practical pur­ poses has been lost sight of," Stir ling said. The inn ease In subslstance payments to 173, $105, and $120 a month has enrouragrd veterans In seek eniirsea or training re­ quiring only five hours a day or 2/1 boms n week of attendance. "Schools have tiedi organised i : Report Is Made On Camden Mass Killer CAMDEN, N. J„ Ort. fl-UPl— Police sources said today the find­ ings of psychiatrists studying Howard Dnruh, the Camdrn muss killer, will be turned over In pro­ secutor Mitchell II. Cohen nest week. IJnruh, 28-year-old war veteran, has been undergoing psychiatric tests at the New Jcrury State Hos­ pital, Trenton, for the past mnnlh. The sources, who dcrlim-d to tie quoted by name, said the report will contain "some interesting re- I StHHspn MiRht Run For President Ajraln I'llll.APLLI'lllA, Oct. II—(/tV Hnnilil K. Sijn-in, pri'xltleiit of the I'ntv-i i' j of I’rniisytvniitn, ti] 1*1ft! tiHliiy io> limy bn u presi­ dential rioiilntiitc In 11)32. A-lo'il in mi interview ntiout til- cliioire* f'li ilic presidency, tin* former govertn.r of Minnesota until lm <••■ti-nli-roil tlu* tlmo "too early" in go into Ib« question lull lidded: "I have always been Interested In pnldle uffall* Hint intend to re­ tain thin interest. I am deepLy, ronrrrnrd nbmit the fundamental policies that effect the peOPle, of this country, questions thatPInvolve pence nr wnr, good living i-niidiiIons nnd liuil living rondl* Itrine." Mtnnscu was nn* unsuccessful in ml Idot e for the Itiqiulillciiu pmnlileiitinl nnoiiluitlnii IiihI year. rmintly loose sand with heavy rainfall throughout the annual rainy seasons anil during tropi­ Kockcfdllnr O n ler’rt tallsst cal hurricane*. buildlni; lli»> Itl'A llullillng—la "This example of wonderful Hfill fret tall. highway rnnstructiun can be found throughout the slate and ie one of their greatest assets. "In returning from a recent THEATRES trip over Highway 41 from Maryville, Tenn.. 1_ Cartersg th A N N IV E R S A R Y vllle, I ■ found tha v ,« n v i ■ w tiM *i en w srnnereto o iiv t v n l |IO | * tion from Maryville lo T piuihh THROUGH NOV. IVih. to . 'be in ‘ . ‘high-class condition hut just as soon as we passed tha slata tine at the Utter point the road became almost Impassable from a standpoint of safe driving as the concrete surface was crumbling and breaking up In such a manner that the red clay mud was be­ ginning to break through from underneath, The portion of the road front Falrmount to Gartersvllle was among the newest of Ihe *p(iro stretch from Mary­ ville to Carteravllle nnd Is lim­ ply going all to pieces. SOME HAD NEWS "On a trip to Jekyll Island Over tho Labor Day wo stopped at Eastman *to Inquire about the lin o " n # tt. 1N4 for the solo purpose of offering eourM* which everyone knows would not bo con* tinned without 01 payment*." Gray repealed the controversial "Instruction l*An he had issued three weeks a*o. It required veterans tn provide special justification before they could resume interrupted ruurses, transfer to new courses or schools, tske post graduate work or enroll In schools established since September, IM i, Gray's new rules provide only that course changes rrniit be In the same general' field. Courses jnav be continued through master* and doctors degrees for veterans who have sufficient entitlement. Veterans who wish to change to courses outside their field may do so only after the Veterans Admin­ istration has ruled that the rbinuie Is desirable and needed, and tb.il the veteran Is qualified. The new order also *nbl that flight courses offered by insti­ tutions of higher learning ns port of the standard requirements for a degree shall not lie considered recreational or avocations!. Sanford Angler Awarded $500 Tha goldcnrod la the state flow­ er of Nebraaka. Tba Appalachian Trail, a public niklng and riding track, extends 2,040 mile* from Maine to Georgia. Price J. Angel, owner of Angel’* Knt Shirk, was yn lrr, , \M C V " dny awarded the 4300 nrir.n for •bo outstanding catch of the Hllrt 114 I HI A i Hr yesr In Dnytnna Reach's annual tS.DOO flihlng Inurnment. TODAY — FRIDAY Mr. Angel thin summer rnlight 11 m pound, 12 ounce rhnnnel bti..» at Police DeLeon Inlet, ush (.' only llghr tackle and a 2<> pool'd test line, and lovenlod that It took a half hour to gat Hip fUH Into the row boat. Par­ tus llnnkinga, chairman of tha i eve* announced the aKvlmn. Other Sanford bait-motors re­ cently got Into the news on the front page nf the Titusville StarAdvocate by hauling fn anma big catches In the aurf_ f UU o r W A K M I H A N D I A U Q H T I K tinder the title, "Fishermen me reporting many nice catches,” He article states, "Stewart Gat- COLOR CARTOON - SHORTS. CHILDREN UNDER II FRKB Complete Show* l i t ! — 8:45 — 10:15 rhel of Hanford took a 30 pound Insa |n the surf Sunday, while “ MOVIES UNDER THE STARS’* Porter Lansing of Sanford rnught a IB pounder, and Fred “ THE OUTDOOR THEATER BEAUTIFUL1 i’opc Of Sanford took a 12-pound»r. This group also caught eight blues*. "Several other nice catches of hn*», blurs, and some ocean .w*re reverted by residents ‘| f Orlando and Hanford on Suna1<dau> SPEED TRY CHICAGO, Oct. fl-W n -L U u t. f nl. Merlon Carl nf the Marines today postponed until tomorrow bis attempt to regnin an air rpcerl record, llar| wonlhnr forced postpone­ ment. He planned to fly from tho Miburlun Glenview Naval Air Station to the Naval Air Station id Cherry Point, N. C. He set 1 P. M. (CSTl tomorrow ax hi* tentative takeoff time. PAPPR WORK TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 0— fAf»> -Governor Warren ha* left hla Capitol office to catch up on his "paper work," his executive as­ sistant aald today. fn responae to a reporter's In­ quiry alxiut the Governor's ab­ sence, C. L. Clark Issued this statement: • S \ N I I ll( 11 11If I t N I I I ) Ml I W l t N D N I l./\ * 11. \ I I I I I I I \ M l I N C \ 11 D ) vv Home fa Your Best Investment An/nmtmnt th*t N yt 0 m —4 0m / Y q u r o w n h o m e is an In v e st­ m ent th a t p a y s y o u In p len su ro e a ch y e a r. It Is e a sy to , o w n y o u r h o m o w ith o u r loan plan. First Federal Savings & Loan Association of Seminole County 209 Magnolia Phono 694 NOW SHOWING! ''Your TECHNICOLOR Musical Dalef MERY • POWELL'TAYLC mm T R d a c u g a t s t a . “■ Smart Box Coats Rayon - Wool Gabardine! Women s All-Wool HIT No. 3 Today & Friday! BUY NOW ON BIG SAVINGS ON LAY . A W AY ! FALL NEEDS. . . only TH« N o , 1 Favorite w*y - down - low. Y How, W they big RBsortment of I M ED IC A L p r o s : CH ICAG O . Oct. 8~(A Thia U a beautiful coat . . Luetroui and Gleaming. Nota tha 3 fy lln g ., . V-Cai OfM u^W . lu R IR K r o o l boxy Cardigan priced �a l ! . •* r, •; .•. v » ‘. ■- HjljWfB . y " ''V '------ --------------- --------------------------- if£?------------ M R " ” RPil^w.f(CT3i' - ■ ' ' ••’'alTe f ■ THE SANFORD ftlERALD SANFORD. FLORIDA THURSDAY OCT. 6. 1*49 Social < y ■ .,-2 * » ';• And Activities Personal Betty Ruth Cook Weds Anthony Russl MU* Betty Ruth Cook, daughter of Mr. and Sir*. .1. C. Cook became Telephone 148 tho hrldr of Anthony Joseph Ru»- J *1, son of Mr. and Mr*. J. D. Russl, in n <;ul»t ■*rvic* performed byUr. J. II. Rout „i Id* houip mi Palmetto Avenue on Saturday af- . ternooii ni i:i)n o'clock The In i,le wore a atrvel-length gown of blue-gray tut in. fashioned ■long mince** line* with a deep V-lierklliie and full skirt. She won1 a dark blue velvet bat Mild bei other arce**«rie* were also dark blue. At bet shoulder was a lavender oieliid cotsnge. Serving a* mat ion «f Inmm was the bride'* *i*1ei Mr*. Gebm It. Revel*, who wore invnt blue taf­ feta fashioned along similar lines to Ilint of the lit id*'*. Hei arc**sories were Idnek and *he wore a corsage of »w •‘■•tin-art roses i.iui orange blossom*. Mi. Hevel« pvtformeil the duties of li**t mini foi the bridegroom. The mothei of the bride. Ml*. Cook, wine a dre*» of grny and seal let crepe with black accessor­ ies. Following the ccietnonv a small loccption was belli at the t'ook home at •Jill Maple Avenue where the room* were ileemated with rose*, pom imms chrysanthemum* and fern. The luide's table wa* overlaid with a line cloth ami ceuteied with a liner tiered wedding cake, served In Mr*. Je*«* A. Cook .It.. Ml*. .1 A. Cook, Hi. pre­ sided at the punch bowl. Following a short wedding trip. Mr. anil Mrs. Ru**i air now mak­ ing their home at ‘204 Maple Ave­ nue. Carlin P i la w Ray—Society Editor Social Calender ■ ■■ - ..... -»----- *-------------- m THURSDAY - The T. E. L. Claa* of the Flrat Baptitt Church will meet at the home of Mr*. Lillian Vickery, 603 West Third Street, dk 7:80 P. M. - Seminole Chapter No. 8. O. E. 8. Will meet at 8:00 P. M. at tha Masonic Hall. FHIDAY • The Anietican Legion Auxiliary ll meet at 7:30 P. M. at the gion Hut. E MONDA1 Circle* of tha Woman of tha PtatLytarlan Church will mean I* follow* at 3:30 P. M.; Circle He, 1, Mr*. R. A, Cobb, chair* sian, with Mr*. W, M. Thigpen, SOt Magnolia Avanue; Circle No. 5, Mr*. K. W. Kite, chairman, with lira. H. C. Whelchal, 1015 Mag. Soils Avenue; Circle No. 3, Mr*. l. Frailer, chairman, with ra. W. 8 . Willie, 312 (ienevu Avanua; Circle No. 4, Mra. C. C. Hander.on, chairman, with Mr*. H. H. McCaelln, 2041 Meltnnvllle Lvanua; Circle No. 6, Mr*. A. 8. tcRaney, chairman, with Mr*. I. L. Redding. 646 Valencia irivaj Circle No. 6, Mr*. J. £ . lunger, chairman, with Mr*. E. . Turner, 147 Mellonvllie Avannfi Circle No. 7, Mr*. L. E. Walker, chairman, with Mr*. F. L ., Woodruff, Sr., 020 Oak Ave­ Mrs. Ed Davis Given nue; Bualneia Woman'* Circle No. 1, Mr*. C. M. Boyd, chairman, Party And Shower Photo by Knylmmd Studio will meat with Mra. Gertrude Gil­ H*v, and Mr*. H. I.yllh-tun Zlmmmmnn crlcbinted Ihrii thini »,,i bert, 700 Palmetto Avenue at 8:00 A *ltrt>r!*e tdrlInlay pally was tl.i Biiilnaea Woman** Circle ding anrtiveraary by utt*mlmg til* fmmid iqa-tiing of tin* May fail o. 2,Mia* Maud WlUon, chair- Inn on Suturduy ■•veiling. Mi*. Zimmerman wa* ultrnrtivr in u iim< held mi Monday night at the home of Mr. and Mr*. P L. Hraiunrd ill . with Mlaa Betty BohiHyer, of mrtallU' strip* with n liivrndrr orchid cormvg*-. honoi tif Mr*. Ed Davi*. The home 8408 Palmetto Avenue at 8:00 was attractively decoiated with K M. arrangement* of lose bud* and ' The pre-*choul age Sunbeam tern. Around The Town Band of the Woman'* MI**lonary A tinndkerrhief shower wa* held Union of the Flrat liaptj.t Church . . _ during the evening Ttm»e enjoy­ Will meet *t 11:00 A. M. In the MR. and MILS. WCRT W. WAR­ ing the evening with Mr*. Davl* t^hurch nur»ery. NER dining ut l.ormann's which Mr. and Mr*. St. t'lnli Wt.it.y weie Mr. hiiiI Mrs. Paul Ogle*Circle* of the Woman'* MJ**- ha* ju»t opened... JAKE ADAMS ere spec,ding ii short time with by. Mr*. Ed Oglesby. Charlotte ionary Society of the Firat Hnp- and G. W. SPENCER posing for relatives In Charleston, S. Hawkins. Arle Mmm. Margaret tlat Church will meet at lt:00 A. u ‘horror' pit-tin * at the Mayfair Hovd, Minnie Mi-tls, Mis. Hartrll, 111*. ,i W. Ill-Ill.s of Osteen Mrs. D. .1. Eber. Mr- IV. R. Giles. M. a* follow*: Circle No. I, Mr*. opening. .And uniting the many with tier Chun Swnggert\. Morguret Rale*. Myron Smith, chairman, In the Sanford women who looked at­ spent the weekend Uen'a Bible Claa* room; Circle tractive at the affair were MRS. daughter Mra. Le*]|e Moms in Mrs. C. F. Holes, Mr. a n il No. 2, Mr*. Max Cleveland, chair­ HAL GRUHKK In inniive satin, Leesburg. Mr*. Ve rnnn Nelson, and daugh­ man, In the T. E. L. Claa* room; MK8. C. B. RIPLEY In a Jersey ter Jean Ann, -I- William*, Ed Mr*. K. R. Ilennett and Mis. Davis, Clurk Minin. Mr. and Mrs. Circle No. 3, Mr*. Roy Reel, chair­ und nmrqillaette print gown with man, In the Woman'* Bible Cla** white background and cluatei* of J. E. English and sous. Slieiiuuu Thomas Feignson, Mis. J. 8. Hutgoom; Circle No. 4, Mr*. J. L. purple flowers, MRS. UUH EPPS and Jack, spent the weekend with geton, Mary Hmiillen, Mr. and Mrs. F. Farmer. Mrs. K. D. It*** Jack.un, chairman, in the Young in *oft cocoa maiipiliette and lu< u Mr*. Vivian Allman In Osteen, and Mr*. W. It. Swaggevty. Men’s Cla** room; Circle No. 6, over i-hurtriu'se taffeta, MRS. Mr*. George llahe relumed yes­ Also Clmrles Warren. Eddie Mf*. H. E. Turner, chairman, In TOM BOLT In bright red crepe, terday from New Yurk und New Swain. Joe Warren, Vein Swain, tha Fldell* Clan* room; Circle MRS. JOHN KKIDEK In black Jersey when- she hua spent the No. 6, Mra. R. T. Thomas, chair* crepe with sequin trimming and pa»l five week* with filends and Rulh Walker, Hill Duvi*. Herman Swaggerty. Jtimni* Hawklns^Eumas. in tha Phllathaa Class room; MRS. CLIFFORD McKIIHHN In relative*, gane Hass. Dick Davl*. Sarah*ale Circle No. 7, Mr*. B. R. Back, a green »atln strapless gown of j — — Swaggerty. Dorothy KamM..f VU;f chairman, In Mra. Dixon's Class ballerina length.... I Mr*. Jm-k Mnye and son will glnla Swaggeity, Viral room. At 12:00 o'clock a covered E. M. ARMITAGK liark from leave Saturday by plane for Fort kins. Jackie Swain. Phillip Uuyd diih luncheon will be served In Canada and downtown greeting Riley. Kim. to join Sgl. Moye who Maxine Kahorn, Joyce U-e ail* the General Assembly room and at friend*... .For catching a 42 pound I- unending Offline ('mnlldate Rohliii- Jean Swain 1:00 o'clock Circle No. 1 with Mr*. fish PRICE ANGEL hu* won i i m School there. ............... H. Wayde Rucker, program chair­ ..We're sure there's something Mr. and Mr*. R. W. Turner have : man, will direct the program, her cut* tu he said about It but at subject being "Christ the Answer the moment we’re ton stunned.. "'turned ^J*"1 " vacation spent for the Pagan People*", All wom­ Anyway congrutulution* ami good hi Not tli t Hinliim. I-1 Henning, en of the church are urged to at- fishing. ...MARTHA nod HILLY Gn. with llu-ii son. I.icut. Walter tend. VIHLKN out looking over the new Tinncr, and nlhi-i pmnls of inicie-t in Gem gin. TUESDAY home* in Phillip* M anor,... The Woman'* HIM* Class of the MRS. JAMES TERWll.l.EGER. II ynu want to use honey as Firil Baptist Church will meat at JR. downtown ihopping.. . JACK HAPPY BIRTHDAY 7:80 P, M. at the church annex. HALL going Into Me Reynold*.., . <i sweetening for Ineakfast rereal Merrill Philip* Member* are asked to dre«* for a STEWART CATCH EL ..... . out » in in il slightly lover hot water) Mra. John Culluin 'tacky' party. Host***** will be of the Post O ffice... .We envy tin- ->• Hint It will pour easily. Mr*. Voile Williams, Mr*. A. J. people who have left for the World Peltrson, Mr*. H. T, Hunt and Saric*, SENATOR and MRS. Mr*. B. F. McWhorter. LLOYD F. BOYLE ami ARTHUR YOWKLI.......We hear that HI CHARD DEAR has gone up a notch In the Prudential Life In­ surance Company and has moved from Charleston to Columbia, H. ------------\ ■ Tha Busin*** and Professional C* •,, All tha member* of the Const Woman’s Clrcla of- tha Woman’* Society of Christian Service of the Guard Rtserva talking at tha same P in t Methodist Church met on time at a meeting on Tuesday Monday evening at the home of night.,..MR. and MRS. K. M. Mr*. Frank MacNall on Park Ave­ GALLOWAY at the Rita on Mon­ nue. Mra. R. F. Cole, president of day n ig h t...W e hear that HAR the W. 8. C. 8. waa present to give OLD KASTNER la looking mighty An outline of the aims, activities, youthful these day*. ...It wa* budget and plana of the society good tu see REV. ami MRS. II. L. tor the year. ZIMMERMAN enjoying th*m»«l1 Under the direction of tha presi­ Vea on their third wedding anniFar fact lot ichool waar . . dent, Mlse Margaret Await, offl- vem ry at the Mayfulr Saturday Cm for the coming year wore •- night.. . .ALl.KN BALL doing n letted as follows: president, Mra. Sunday too . . Frlnta, Solid ln hu yard.,, JACK Hobart 8. Blllhimer; vie* chair­ GORDY walking downtown on man, Mlaa Margaret Await) trea* Colors and Plaids. cum, Mlaa Ethel Rlaer; and aa- 8uSJlV « « » ln g . ■ ■ MISS ALMA at Angel’* hold­ cretary, Mra. Jack Burnay. Bef | yler her around for tha Dodger* b MCC-. n v ra y j OCTOBERSAIl a tr -J T jr jM ja "it rtl/e 211 v III 'M v 4* O U R C H IL D R E N ’ S DEPARTM ENT DRESSES « “ Cmuion Wash Cloths Krershecn P lastic Curtains pr. 1.00 10 tor LOO Fruit at l.iaiiii C o lla g e f u rlam s pr. 1.4‘J LAMPS J4 x .14 Printed 30*% I in*n Table Cloths, 1 OS l.stgc t hirw la hit* Lamps ;"i4 x 31 Clean 1'tttal ic l able C overs 30c 3 90 \ not her S tyle 3.69 Solid Color G abardine yd. -Mb Solid Color D ress Good* yd. 33c .11" Solid t olots I 'l.i.t ic .'IIP C rlu led P la stic 14 l 72 China Lamps PIECE g o o d s lire** Print* pr. 1.89 ClastU- ( o v e r s rtintplcla 8" Extra i urge Doilies A ssorted .... 10c P la stic l ump Shades 390 yd. 33c IWc yd. 3Be 12 Pocket C la s tic H ags l.bO LADIES' LlN(iEKIE Mlk lltdil vi|iuir« 1.2B !*ilk Prill Ird ^quait* l it All Huni N dilt JBc Impuilrit I .in, i Murk llxnJkri, Inrl- 25* l acg T r im Havun I'Httlirr, otic ■: t 4 tl 26c D a n iil H uyun S a tin Slip.* 1.01) Ha.von 1.00 ( io n n s V »«“ IP I 4*' ,1* Mips, lure trim top and Dot turn 1.40 BLOUSES K uyun I.AIHKH la m . M tu u M ine i »i SCAHVES K A YO N 98c H a lf SlipN 5Bv 1 lil.O I'H k b (THLDREN'S Pi m l* oi lllo iis r lt f s i* i Hi DEPARTMENT ir m'J 990 I A im s Swing Skirts P r i n t D re H N e H 2.29 hues 16 to 52 ALL WtHII. COAT 2.99 Sweaters P in s tie U nit MU**-, HA VON Urease* I - 6 hi loildln*' lltu.dcluth Hobble IntanlK* 1.99 I.AIHKH' PLASTIC NYLON HOSE Hiitlx li'i'l Atiy Pink, Hlur. Whllr R a in c o a t s 1.99 Inlauls1 Solid Color paslvl UrcHaes o «c Hubljrr 25c I'unlb u *11H Toddlers' I'oln PURSES \ MO 1.93 liilanl*' Itayun Covered ShirlH II libber 69c ra n lk 49r A? nO Special 690 Pr* Fall Color# 61 (iu u gc 15 l)«n l*r 1.99 Mill pr. MR) pr. ludiilr:*’ Solid t olur* *ud Print* lulu nlC Dre-ikga Wool S iu-ruvn I9S CLOSING OUT Mrs. Frank MacNeil m la Circle Hostess F Peer sheen Plu.it Ir Drupes Ea. 390 P e r s o n a l s • FOR THE HOME CANNON TOWELS S , PAG* mihmenta were served by the the world Kerlea againat all hoateu and a discussion period In her cuatomera one noon , , , , followed the meeting. LARRY LOSSING tearing Into lb# drug, tor* last evening . . . . (•it Rule Circle MB8. J. M. KTINEClFIlKR on business , , , , . A t Young Home downtown WALLACE awlnging around corner, In that newly pur* W. H. Young e< ibased rad Ford convertible . , . fo r the monthly meeting By liar small and S*>ro, large selection Lurae Metal D olls T ea 1.98 tu 24.H6 Plastic M r la l D oll H ouacn Ten H ei* 1.00 SHIRTS Solid ( ulor Panlelt Metal. «niiipl«le with car*, gas pump and Merhanlral t r a w lin g .M EN ’ S DRESS With Furniture 3 .08 III) Nr Is D olls ......................... 1,00 1.89 gaiagr .Sen lev Stullon* l.arge Rubber 1.09 lo 4.96 Huiinvl I’ lHld Nltlrlu C ry in g u n d D rin k in g D olls .... 1.69 l.arge Mvrhnnic-ul I’ lanlic Large Aluminum HUE Taa Hal* ...................................... 2.49 FI,ANTIC C A K H ............. 5 for 10c Priced 1.35 to A th letic Nhurin C H IE F C AH H ............ TKACTOHH C A F F I8T O I. and NET'S U9 At tile lie Shirt a cu. 79c to 2.98 .M E N ’ S F A N C Y 25c to 6.9» SLACK HOSE USE OUR LAY - AWAY PLAN i 4 Pr. LOO BOYS* CLOTHING YVhlt* S o x ....... 5 p r. 1.00 W o rk S o x .... 3 p r. 50c W h ile h a n d k e r c h ie fs 6 f o r 3 9 c Plaid Flaxaei SHIRTS................... f.49 8 port SHIRTS DUNGAREES SUPPLIES pr. Hallowe’en Costumes.... |.i)8 and 2*98 Ruff A Tumble DUNGAREES Cluck HALLOWE'EN Hallowe'en Masks........ Rubber Masks HUM LONGIES..... |Qc to 29c Pumpkins...... Baagua Btrlpa POLO S H IR T S ....... Music Makers SHORTS ........... p r . ___ All WMl COAT SWEATERS . | R Napkins, Cups, Plates H*Uow.‘.n Camgaa -• 4 ... . . ' '• -• 'IM&J. ij'Acv *. ■ ■ „ ■■■-- m v& ■.. M i l l : �JV; Mv* m b . t r. * ro u t _ ,■■ V<4JU« . V f ■ * «» M M pam * f t |i J* ,! ' , - ;'Tr-V 'ff^v iff.:$fire da .-.iT v # rs Robinson’s D o u b l e To Left Field Opens Way F o r L o n e Hun Off Rase hi THURSDAY OCT. 0. I 9 « T K l SANFORDITFRALD. SANFORD FLORIDA Trip Yankees 1 -0 In 2nd Game Of Series right hand as he walked off the mound. No run*, one hit, no errors, none loft. Fifth Inning Jaek Santa, a righthander, be­ gan warming up In the Dodger bullpen. Campunclla rammed a single hut wn* out trying for sec­ ond a* I,Indell fired Into Coleman who made the tug for the Yankee*. Roe was called out on strike*. Reese sent a sharp grounder to Johnson who threw him out. No runs, one lilt, no errors, none left, Johnson of the Yanks popped a foul to Campanella. Coleman drove » double inside the third base line. Horse made a fine stop of Silvera’s grounder and threw biro out, Coleman going to third. Hasrhl rolled out to Jorgensen. No run*, one hit, no errors, one left. Pee-Wee Reese Kentucky Derby’s Celery Feds Clash With Favored Top Base Stealer DeLand Bulldog's In Vital Game Col. M att Winn In Series Gaines Hy F.D CORRMJAN Ht JACK HAND NEW YORK. Oct. rt—(JP)—Pp»YANKKK STADIUM, New York wve Reeso has been in three World Oct 8—(/P)—Preacher Roc, a Seties and he never has lieen f'fc Sftnvllng •** nf bone* from Arcaught stealing. He had three In janiaz shut out the Now York IDIT and one yesterday—nona In Yankeea with at*. hit* today 'll . . Yank Manager Casey Sten­ frooklyn squared tho 4ftlh World gel had a dilemma in the eighth Berltui at ono game each with a lonliig. f'ltrher Allle Reynolds was 1.0 victory over Vic Hitachi, while due In lull ami the situation called 70,061 farm watched in compara­ for n ploch-hltter, Casey had John­ tive alienee. ny Mile and Hubby Hrown ready. Thin accond straight 1-0 came "Hilt, heck," he *Hld. "Reynolds was a new experience for the 8er had luen mv lu-st hitter In the . f I **• Naver before had two 1-0 gnnir, so I left him in there." | f games been thrown in the aamo Fred Snlgh, President of the ■, , Maaon, let alone In aucceaalon. Hixth Inning St. Louis Cardinals, the team (hst f> * Brooklyn aenred Ita lone run nfl Jorgensen's high lasy fly di up­ almost made It hut didn't, was In “lasehl In tho accond Innlnjr am! ped inside the Yankee left field for the series and said he bail loe held tight an the Yanka ataged threat In each of the Uat three foul Hue for a double. ItiMugglo mailed bark *1,080,000 in requests loped in for Snider’s high pop fly. for tirkeis. He also revealed he wince, ■} •: i Jackie Rnblnaon'a double to the Itnblnson bounced out, with Jor­ hud received 166,(1(11) pieces of mail, } 1' Rft field corner, hla flral hit of gensen going In third. Hermanskl outnumbering Ihe 120,000 received R v the Serloa, a arted the Dodcera on grounded to Henrleh who picked in 1040, when the Cards won. Newspapers from England, Aus­ up the Imll wllb one foot on the their way In the aecnnd. When (Jerry rry Coleman fell after bug. No runs, one bit, no enors, tralia. Japan mid many South American countries were repreIng back o ff flrat to auare (Jem; one left. senleil in the press box . . cumiermanskl's foul non, Hobby tagii Yankee shortstop Ills s o l o meiiled Hop Newrnnthet "It’s n d up and ran safely to third, lie grounded out to Hodges. Hodges Id while Hilly Jnhnaon throw out reached up for llenrich’* high (hiill to pitch in Uiu Merles, hut lids is in-si another game after Marv Hackley. hopper and flipped to Itoe rnvOil Hodges then slummed tho cilng first. Hauer grouuril out. No Sunday." . . one of the big reason* Shi,lion went with Neweombe was ftme-wlnnor » single to left, no errors, none left. Ihnl till- big fellow would be avail­ ■coring Robinson. When Johnny runs, no hits, Seventh Inninx able again no Snluidiiy III K.libet* Llndell fumbled tho ball for an Olmn of the Dodgers singled to field. error, (111 wont to accond. The *lnCleveland Indians Idg-wigs, Hill f i t waa tho ball game, Roblnaon light. Hodge* grounded to Kixzuto •coring oaally and IJmlell’a error who started a double play, the Veech. costless and lieless, ami didn't make too much difference slmitsbop to Coleman to Henrieh. Hank llreenbeig were big target* for the photographers, as were becauao Hodges waa left on second. Campanella filed to I.inilell. No runs, on» hit, no errors, Commissioner A. H- Chandler and Tho atm ahono dully on the Ihe presidents of Ihe two leagues, Yankees’ Bronx homo and tho none left. DIMagglu grounded mil. Jor­ tlie National's Ford Frick and the hand toftled wildly u» tlui early bird" oft a 86,000 plua crowd ar­ gensen In Hodges, f.lndell filed American’s William llnrrldgo . • rived f* r tho accond game of tho to Ollno. Johnson singled. Johnson Yank owner Del Weld* got off one slide second. Coleman rolled out, nf the lust cracks afloi the game. World Berlee. Confronting Reynold* ho said: Overnight tho field had dried Uolilnsnn to Hodges. No runs, one hit, no errors, "Let me shake Ihe hand of a( great out In ffilO atylo and there were on*left. u muddy apota In front of the hitter and a fair pitcher." Joe IliMnggio, wlm survived the ugouta or along tho foul linen Eighth Inning aa there worn nt yeaturdnya Hoe Dodger* pitcher, was giv­ cal ire g a m e , Imd nothing but thrilling opener, won by the en n rousing ovation as he camel Yankee* 1-0 on Tommy Hon- up In hut, but he went dawn ringing. Itixxuto stopped Reese's rich'* nlnth-Innlng homer. Nylveslei Halt, fool hull coach For aomo reuaon tho bleacher* sharp gloomier and Ihfeiv him at Vllgioiu Slate College luid a did not fill yoatorday deaplte the out. Jorgensen lined Into th* Ms - o l d of 64 win*, one loss, two the It admission, There were hands of Coleman. No rolls, no hits, no erm ri,' lies In seven years at Cnrdnxa 4,000 empty aeata, explaining High in Washington, D. C, the auheapaclty crowd of 08,224. la ne left. Bleacher gate uttendunta re­ Yankee Johnny Mlse went In ported tho dollar cuatomera were •« hit far Silvern. Cflie official Only Kuril,■ Clara was aide to even alowor mriving today. A- paid iitlendcnro wu* aiuinuiiced bout half of tho 11,600 neat* a* 71),0611. Mlse singled. Cciirge score (hire Iniiehdnwn* against Were nccuplod two and a half .‘ !tlriiweiss was sent in to run California in llrlH, and nil three hours before game time. An they for Mlse Hobby drown went In lll'illrri liillii's wpip Hindu are on a flrat coine-first nerved to piiu-hhlt for Hnsciii. Iliown Haynes. ' Rile, they u uaually are snapped struck out. Itissuto laid down basis, lino that Ima form- a siirilflre hunt mid was safe when Hoe fumbled for un jr- Heniiunskl if 1 8 V Deaplte the thn aunahlne, tho air I nr. Htirnwriss stopped at second A-Fifrillu 1 It on the play, llenrich filed to ttaa a hit ch llly-n o ahlrt aleevaa II 8 McCormick rf nimu, the runners holding tludr J| 0 |tre noticed In thn bleachers. Hack lev If •1 II Tho Imltln areno now shifts to bases. Ileuuer bounced to Jor­ Olmn If gensen who whipped to Kohlnsim Irnoklyn where tho next three Hodge* Hi ii t) amas, if n fifth I* necessary In forcing Itixzutn nl second. Campanella e 2 0 No runs, one hit, one error, Jlla nesl-uf-sevun aeries, will lm Ho,, p 1 8 two left. i^ |lfyud Friday, Hiitflrdny, ami Totals ii 1 Ninlh Inning andsy. If they need more, lliev'jl J A -popped mil for It Joe I'age came In to pitch, for la back nt the Hlmllum Monday in (Mil the Yankees. Dus Nlarlio* re. and Tuesdny. Yoik 4A ) ali r placid Silt era In-hind the plate. New Hral lonlnx Kixznto H* 1 n Snider Singled. Ilohlnson satW Reese of Ihe Dodger* filed to 4 11 fired. Furlllo halted for ller- llemlrli Di Indell In medium left field. Jnr- rminskl. Furlllo popped out. Ilix- Hauer if 4 0 inaen grounded to llenrich who into to lleurlrh, DIMiiggiu ef 4 11 m In n race for Ihe bag. 4 n No runs, one hit, ne errors, Llndell If Illder slapped Hh«i'M‘* llilrd pilch one left. Johnson lli 4 n Rliiuln who tossed him out. No 4 8 DIMaggto of the Yankees heat Coleman 2li Jts, no hits, no enors, none left. Jorgensen's throw for an infield -Silvern p 2 0 H Mize [RlUUto singled Into left field 1 8 C-Hllrnwelss tha Yankeea, llenrich. hern of mg. Jahiison raised H high 8 0 Nlarhns c to 8 8 {day's 1-0 Yankee win, re- to Itnhinsun. Coleman filed Rnschl p 2 8 a tremendous ovation a* he McCormick. tin errors, N11 cans, one hit, D-Hrown 1 {) into Ihe liox. Hermanskl 8 8 Under IIonrirli'H limping fly. one left, 1 . Huge p Totals in 0 Win gathered in Hauer's pun. Secies: ah 1- h 0 a H singled fo HHvtfru In KH, I ffld filed deep to Snider In Hruuklyn IN) (1 1 1 0 t C-rsn fur Mine In Hth denier field. No runs, one hit, Reese ** 4 n 1 1 4 Jorgensen 11* D-sliuek mil fur Itaseld in Hlh errors, ono left. n 1 1 1 4 Sri bier cf Il’ imklvn INi uiu nun nun . | ‘ Second Inning 1 1 1 1 1 Knhlnxon 2h New York (A* 000 000 nofl-0 Bblnson slashed a double over ■ion's head for the Dodgers, ■anikl fouled to Coleman. an tagged up and made a Bf dash to get on third. Rack■ent a dribbler down Ihe third line and wn* out. Robinson forced to hold third. Hodges lied past Itlzzntn III srore ■■on. Undell fumbled In loft and Hodge* continued to pad on the error, Campanelln intentionally walked. Roe Out, One run, two hits, one two left. at Lindrdl of the Yanks It fly to llormanakl, Johntn Snider. Coleman also Nwal O il w it h "to Snider. No runs, no hits, fora, nono loft. Third Inning Uto threw Reese, Dodgei top* out. Jorgensen sent a I J w . foul to Silvern. Snider out. No runs, no hits, no it nono left. Ik* OeovflMOwo-Tkarn era of tho Yankees popped CHIfffNOAtf Hosts Jatgansen. Haachl bounced out Hwfe» ' ............. iaa. Riaauto slashed a grassto Reeso who hobbled the 1 1 8 .9 5 the runner was safe at L 68 8 POWER AIR UNIT the error. Rluuto stole ahead of Campanella’a nna 0«n't Rim winter wMi an •IMlfwitefI Oat a daparuT to Reeso, Henrlah Rbla Duo-Tharm battar with ncluatva Fowar-Air to Kertse. No runs, no filowar—and saw up to J gallon affutl oil In tury 4. error, one left. Tate*In*eoldnorthern climatehavnpnm dthisuvFourth Inning n atruck out, HarmanIng. Enjoy unaquallad haatlni comfort at tha turn of • cradlted with a three* dial. Mow than n million aatiaflad uaara heat with whan hla alica hit to right Duo-Tharm! : shipped by DiMaggie who j ; b t waa about to retrieve laa tealw Dtte>TKarm Duo! Owmhar Bwiter gives you |l| M ana bounce. Racklcy tiior* bant from Ivory drop id oil . . and n rlnot 11ro La tha right o f tha mour Alwaya. Qulat. Jfo movlim parte. Kslru coparity iur M camo In faat to nail «v*tra*cold day*,, at tho Plata with aa M to Bllvara. Rackof this Duo-Therm •da a at flrat on tho Held* raal haauty to your bomal ChH:a of wo jfm Madges Died out. Ne K, B 3 § The Seminole High School Celery f’cdi will Iravrl (o D rLm iJ Fri* day lor iheir third game of the tenon. The DeLand Hulldogi. lop team in llir l.xil Morida Conference, ran exfiecl stiff competition from a rejuvenated Sanford tram freih from a iparlding 27*6 victory over ihe F.uilii High Si Imol f’sn lh m . The Del.and eleven has copperin’ two conference games with no Hnnfmit 1 II II 27 defeats while the Celery Feds lost Lresbui tr (1 II 1 12 a non-ronferonce hoot to (iaincs- I'alnlka 8 1 1 18 ville, hut rullirtl l>y defeating Fus- Wialei 1'aik 8 1 II II tls. 0 2 (1 11 East Is Del.and look the conference St. Aogu-tirie (1 0 II II lend hy virtue of Its 20-0 derision New Smyrna 8 0 1) II over Palatkn last Friday night The prnimble starling lineup having trimmed Kustis in their Ihe Celery Feds: first gome 12-7. It. end K It. .Smith From the statistic* of the two It. guard C. Lansing imll clubs the Celery Feds will lie It. tackle "Peanut" (iulloway rated as slight underilogx since Cento fjeorgr Swann Dei,and has I,eaten Kuslls hy two L. guard F.d Myers Irmehdown* more than the Feds. L. laekle II. (trlssy Hast Florida Conference Stand­ L. end--C. Thomas ings: (p,a r t e , h a r k Don Smith •W I, T pf pa It. half Ibidily Hass DoLand 2 n u 62 II L. iinlf Marlon llotler Seahreexe I II I) 26 II Fullhark C. Anderson praise for Newcornhc. Ma, volli'd nl his i-niitrrd . . one of Ihe most valuable Yankees will never get in a Series game, lie's Hugh Casey, now ineligible, who hinted foi Hie Dodge, s in llu- ’47 set lex. lie's given Slengid a wealth of informa­ tion 0,1 the Hrooks . . Ty Cold,, newly married, Is spending his honeymoon watching tin, series. Ho likes the Yanks. One o f Ihe most perplexed guys at the series is Arthur Mann, an official o f the 1lodge 1*. Yankees football team. He doesn't know whom (■> root for. Hhotton „ml hi* top-hitting out­ fielder. Call Fmllli,. will have to come to an understanding. Curl say* he is i„ ,10 comlitiun to play, Iml the venerable Hurt said hull lie in again today ■. the word from the Flggc, Fill,alts wn* that Newciiinla1 was only the third rooklu to stall a series opener in the last 40 year*. Two years ago it was 8 12 12 26 6!l II I) for Frank Shea, hut hefme that 'Iwas Hula- Adams of thu IHDII I’lttnIniigh Pintles. (int o r s In Workout Prior To Auburn Tilt liAINKHV il.LK, Oel. 8 U1’) Com h liny Wolf plarme'l ,1 short­ ened workout for his (iator* this afternoon hefotu they el,Irani for Mobile, Ala., und their Saturday clash will Auburn. A light drill is planned in thu Alalmnm city Fiidny afternoon and annthui light session Saturday morning, "We have plenty of respect fur n tough Auburn team, "W olf said as lo­ se,il his 1,lull through a lough workoul yesterday. "Thole's no favorite when these Iwu teams meet and Auburn lias had (wo weeks In get ready f„, us I hope D iesA t A ge 88 President Of Church­ ill Downs Saw 75 Kentucky Derbies LOUISVILLE, Ky.. Oct. ft- l/l'i -Mr. "Kentucky Derby"—H8yeur-old Col. Matt J. Winn- died here early toduy. Tho president of 4‘huiehil! Down* and the di rector of the an­ nual mile ami a quarter turf classic for three year old thor­ oughbred* crossed life's finish linn at 2:16 A, M., Central Sandard Time, at St, Joseph Infirmary. He had hcen seriously III for several week* following two oper­ ations to correct a stomach dis­ order. Three of his four living daughters, other relatives t.nd sev­ eral business associates were nt his bedside when he died. Col. Winn was one o f the few purNons who had seen all 76 of Iho Kentucky Derides. He saw the first one as a hoy of II and last May he achieved Ids life's ambi­ tion when he attended the Dia­ mond Jubilee of the Derby. Two years ago Col. Winn be­ came critically ill In Chicago, Imt recovered und lust Derby Day at tho Downs watched Ponder come on to score a surprise triumph. - To the racing piddle Col. Winn ami thu Kentucky Derby we,e mIwu'll l,c ready for them." WINTER PARK, Del. ft—(,P> A weakness against Tampa's T fo,matiun* is worrying IlullinCollege ro.ieli Joe Justice, lie did led his Tar* <m defense again yesterday when the vursily fulled to stop the freshmen running Tampa play*. "We'io hitting hurd Imt we fool too i-usiiy," he said. most synonymous. Through his efforts thu Derby’s continuous history was kept alive tl,rough two World Wars and tho Intervening peace years. It was one of his proud accomplishments that the Churchill Down* turf classic naver missed a year during the second World War, evan though travel restrictions limited some of them to "street car der­ ides." Despite his advanced years and >1-4dining health, Gdoncl Winn maintained an active Interest in horse lacing. He proudly an­ nounced in 1DAO that the added value of the Derby hud been raised from $60,000 to $76,000. A* soon a* thu war was over, Winn announced another Increase in tho Derby purse—this time to $100,000, Incidentally, ho eald he hud icuiixed a long-time dream in 104*1 when thu estimated attend­ ance ut Dm Derby totaled 100,000. In addition to Churchill Downs, Colonel Winn also was Interested nt various times In race tracks at Chicago, Now York, Covington, Ky., and in Mexico. There was a story, current for several years, that Colonel Winn would retire after the 76th Derby. Thu story said he might buy a string of race horses and try to win a Derby himself. Exterminator, the Willis S. Kllmet gelding which won a wrrtime Derby in 1(118, was Winn's fav­ orite rare horse. "If I were hoping to win a Kentucky Derhy," he told u reporter once, "I wouldn’t want a better horse than Exterminator. He could do uvurythlng." At Die time of his death, Winn was Intelested in a plan, which Is being pushed hy thu American Turf Association, puicnt body fei (Tunchill Downs, to convert thu Louisville track into a nonprofit organization. Net proceeds from Ihe Downs would go to charitable and cdu1ational enterprises. Ftmcial services for “ Mr. Ken­ tucky Di-iliy" hud not hi-uii arHinged early today. Amateurs Qualify In Arkansas Golf Meet FORT SMITH. Ark., Oct. ft— —Some of the nation’s lop rank* Ing amateurs shot their wag through qualifying rounds today opening the quest for the 1948 Willard Memorial Golf Champion­ ship. Favorite roles have been call for four of the swinger* who started the trek over the 486yard par 71 course this morning. National Intercollegiate tltiilt Harvie Ward of Tarhoro, N. C.| former National Amateur king Skee Itclgel of Tulsa, Oklu., Dais Morey of Indianapolis, twice In­ diana State Champion, anil furmcr two-time rhumplon Wllford Wehrle, Louisville, Ky. Funner Arkansas Champion VIncu Allison or Fort Smith, and All-Service champion ('apt, Frad Moseley of Washington also bars lop hilling as contenders. Defending champion F r a n k St runulia 11, the Toledo wizard, wilt not he on hand lo defend hi* crown.Two rounds of 1H bole mateh play will he reeled off Friday ovar the hardsctiilililu country club course. Two nmre inomls will b4 pluyi-d Saturday and the cham­ pionship will he decided In a 38linlo match Sunday. Formerly known as the hard* scriihlili Invitational, the tout nay was renamed this year In honor of its founder, Die Into Clyde B. Willard. HOHIIKH GETS 12 YEARS JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Oct. 8 —I/J1)—Harold C. Whittle, Iasi u| three holdup men who admit* ted robbing the Embassy Club, today was sentenced to 12 years 111 prison. He pleaded guilty In criminal murt to holding up the southside night spot and taking $16,000 last March 10. (ieorgo E. D.irn, farmer Koulli Carolina CuOiil teacher, ami Joe Iloher1.*, 1 mechanic from the *«r. 1 state, received sentences of five year* , urh. N o other low-priced car ’S“ ? offers you all these EXTRA VALUES *44 Cartl-fafg Hydraulic Brahes World's Champion Valva-ln-Haad logins Cantar-Folnt Steering Platter Body Styling and luxury more oulslandins than over be­ fore wllh new Dubl-Ule Rivetleu broke llnlngi that last up lo ftWce u long. Ihe c.um cllidrnl power plnnt with tho vulvcdn-hciul design (hat's lotting the trend for the uulomotivo industry. with control centered hrlwrrn the front wlicuh for minimum driving-cute with minimum driver fatigue. wllh smooth, graceful curvet, new Interior rlchneti and ittch extra luxuries us I'uth-Hulton Door Handler. Chevrolet and Chevrolet alone offers you all theM EXTRA Values at lowest coat! CANCELop,125x of your oil hills with a DUOThERM I’owir-Air lliw irl iS Pw w vw nte VlalMMty C m tn u tliii aLaa i w *f 1iM W ■ Vllrwi ldMMdi p v t IV Md tndMoaaUy worth man whsa yon trade; for Ctwv rote* Is Amarka'i most' supplying all that extra vision which means extra safety In driving wllh a fuller, freer view of the road. with jfrrf welded to steel above, below end all around you for the highest degree of solidity and safety. the widest rims in the low* price flaId-phut extra low* pressure tlrea-for greeter elablUty end riding-comfort wound cer—new or undl HOLLER MOTOR ii i h M i i Vi- wjjojjjjiv’fifty > LTINO RVffiffirS*!,* , ,. Y V ii) # iiv iiiv r i 1 0 n n a n d opNifvMi •hown, or madarn blond. r t , Plthor Unisteel M y * Ixtra liMHMnkal t « W ld o r Ttm n I T i * -. the big ear fn th Bald, with pll the advantage* of more riding-comfort', road-iicaJiijcu and safety. 1 �\ T h u r sd a y A&P,TOO,TAKESOFFITSn — " o whit B L O U N T TOMR.C.WHITGEORGIA OCT. I , Jl»49_____________ Housing S u r v e y T r tm fa n W ie w g I C M lI lM In u _ r ir t M m OMl (C M «ta M 4 h « a hi* announcement o i * n atomic . . p • • L, I ,.,,. oU ll »n “ u**1* miint have m*d* it more potnble to reach agreement with the Soviet on the atom. Ha m* the with men r ttlB M l *r* e!* * f* ^ ** »ub*»Undnrit ond not derivable to live In due to eMCgg|ve run-down condition, lack , o f aanltary facilitte*, had nur-1 rounding*, crowded con d ition * •«! fc/V. _ Ring for the number o f ?f* dwelling he couldn't aniwer cupanl*made thein most lm- cupant*. i went onposition the hi*. At the completion o f the survey • portent iworld n . . , oninatomic toW rye ofhave tnc en- the data obtained will he accumproposition the n>»*/*?• o fThe not ensee the ulaled and tabulated. A report o f tory tnc Russians world on did atomic submitted the hePublic Housing position will not chungthe findingsto will prepared and t"*•**» f t f . The Russians didbonot see ula. States position will not ho chung- the *u.» sut Administration. The living eondltd Mr. now.Trunmn commented• that the Sanford area as dlsAdnrni,»».«.. —•...will largely no other country In history, pos- t'.on* •'} *he Sanforn sesslng n terrible weapon, ever '•■‘’ ••‘l *»V thl" 7*P°7‘ w,tl ■■**»>. offered many housing control. to subject It to world determine units will hehow constructed In San* T h e Russians have made severa! proposals that cannot h# nrceplrd, the President went on, ad’lngIt probably . will, ho, th" »ame thing this time. OF WAYNESBORO S j * l1* 1" * *h® en,ire sl* pr2,u* i . . - ,, *A*i >nm !^*** °/i * !' { r T th e ^report. W o ^nl dIt area as shown by this ,h ® *Pacific ntc<U o f the Smif< iA i for the Russian atemle ea- |gi therefore, most Important that n V \ i? TniMUnW' i u Sep.1- accurate information to I* given *'!r‘ r un,an said he has made the survey crew and that every all _thr statements It <>ffurt he made the crew •nuinl. toeonrernlng make. In securing o f totheassist necessary data, Th* ell tne »— ouestlon, Mr. Simona pointed out. beginning date o f the Sept*ur trtat he inteiiil. to n u ... In reply to nnother question. Mr. o ,..„ . Pre.ident expressed hop*. The beginning F>1 * - on arms race as n vav has not been sel Ilt on - - - 'iratlon ■submitted - '~ -sl Authority f -ANDTOALLOUROTHERGOOD COMPETITORSWHO HAVETAKENA SIMILARSTAND • With respect to labor unrest the Funm ... mint. Prasldent said that the for ths oonstnictlon -. • — -t Truman steel strikes have ing117,500 units and m »>. for his not In- of has anotpreliminary been approved . vet. vet. aPP^ I ‘ x u t h o r l 'y ,lm' 1» U’l" . rfse,l in ven tion Until the six : with teidat'v®)y th* I Minutes earlier John L. Lewis approve;*, the Authorl* • nearc with the survey. It Is to start and tor '••vlt.tlon to attend " «’ »-■••>«d. « » • * however, — i« November, MlnUtCS en. take accepted nn Invitation 10 «... aparley government-sponsored peace wu*....... on the coal strike hnwev®., row. The meditation talkstnmnrwere planned, survey somelime In Novemm-., ... iAiled hy Conciliation Dirretnr it Is estimated that it will take Cyrus Chlng. who said the coal the field crew about three weeks sHuatlnn Is approaching a crisis, to complete their work. S p O r t. f ) gI n H r i O .l „ a HH(MTATKI) PIIF.8 H ~~~ irtl. Jn,n 1 C A h fiihhirhtt F>'‘"in Tht Tlnn iilii i/ Si i>l 1 A Word For Our Competitor The GreatAtlantic &PacificTeaCo. Thoro has been a move by the an ti-tru st departm ent of the Federal Governm ent to de­ Store. It m ay seem odd, but we are opposed to this move. Competitor Denounces Against A & P Suit TIIH MOM) thm'-foliimn advcrliNCiiicnt in the current Ihnih’ «f the Wn.vneshorn True Citizpn catdH’Mthe render's eye. We (|tiotc flR ttt tu t t i n t tH tt It in full. Toour notion that advertiNemeot l».v C. Whit Hloinit k(ate.s the eeonomie and tfoveru.....*« of the ense against A AtI* speets r-i....HN that moat mental aspectr, of ... a clarity and forccfnlitc.... with a clarity *an .... "«et(t haa laelted. of the editorial nunme tine example of aportaAlso it strikes us as a r manship in business. Incidentally, it Is about as effective an ad­ vertisement as could have been written for M l __ M am iaia—that p n l o '3 they're the only house special "Vltallied Otis’* to llve-pslnt protection! * 17nsm els for Interiors rnlnhes and Ens White* that are non-yellowing with and F**l«y‘ wTft Mr. Blount's “Groceteria”. Makes you sort of wish you were in Waynes boro to trade with him, doesn’t it? SUNPROOF — M ILDEW A N D f Um e RESISTANT OUTSIDE WHITE are s till in business - And Expanding. W e do it by selling q u ality merchandise, buying at a close margin and selling at CLOSER m argin. The so colled "tru s t- b u s te rs " charge that pomln Quick ^ y ‘nK T1 if competitor - they keep us hopping. B u t, we et« wore tlon*" llv s you H fid F >•(,,)» Th* The A& P Co., is d efinitely our strongest |gported adversely on Olds’ nnmidfeuil. letter to the SonHUFF Al'It. N. V.' n hnrlro Itei .nation -M.'nt's for a third term despite u v,,f .head • , Injoi -e.,1 corporathe leiu-, . corpora- t'dn !»*>• ■-naui,,. . "le President’s saylnp "powerful "* ,,Hly dlen .. out to defeat his 1recnlvo,! In a bout Leo Tuesday with heavyweight Oma. made i h H i ,(/,#*'.</,(<,•„ /',*,'*• ( stroy our leading competitor, the A&P Food well 7 Hetimed then and wentnecessary. on to say that ...u u u .ii the situation has not yet reached JJ.niT t 1'1* .. it „ a President singe for him to Intervene. NMVninth 10Inning R K —Tomm> Truman also said rich’s home run gave g that lie had itske*! Democratic the New York Tankers a I II vie ' Aslrnm ,, William M. Hoyle, Jr., tory over the Hrooklyn Dodgers , (n stir up support among stntc in the first game of the Fltl o’ ilK —Capot ( fH.Hi), leaders for confirmation of Le- World Series. licatlng Calumet '•and Olds on the Federal Power RACING 1 »o 10 farm ••it Commission. NHW YO»K—Ca Milv He told his news confer»ncu surpiiseil by ; '" t this was very rro|,rr {-'gim'i Coall— ... thing to In, lie ;*aid he bus to (je, In winning the Synsonn, ... have party dlaclp Ine If he Is to Bl nelmont In l:H5 5 /5 . truriKurt the hunlMcmi 111 thi® I KVIMflTnN K v _flervl IIrm f f i r a s r o r T 1 r" rry m“ th*’ ..v;.vE won th?N*ta :u« S i ; ; : A . W e committee yesterday .t ,w,, ol'' pnrfn*f *" "'® — because .4>» A * — set as yet. « ere suit »uo f, tne .... Mr, Truman said warning of lotfermneitt officials that will tha coal and steel stoppagas hurt the domestic economy were n H “A mI the A&P Co. control some of the production and processing ends of the fond business. As a re sult, they hold the cost price down on foods. W ELL, W HAT’S WRONG W ITH TH IS?? If A&P holds the costs dow n, if makes our suppliers hold their costs down to the same co m p e titive le v e l. They can s e ll c h e a p e r, A N D SO CAN W E. W e intend to continue to try to sell better m erchandise than A& P; We also w ill continue to h ave competitive prices. B U T , W e don’t believe the governm ent, or a n y in d ivid u al should try to break up a firm is doing a good, clean, efficient serving the people of this country, that job of C. Whit Blount * We lake great pride in the many beautlfal paint Job* wa hara sold In Beminol# County and art always happy to ahowthem. Waynesboro Groceteria IN t A * ® pRlI>el ^ 0 1 3 » H °M B |]BE A GOODPAINTER CO M P^^ ■nd um PITTARURGHPAINTSt N w d* A T IA R 7 1 C So ua first Cor your Paint andGlaaa THE GREAT • QUALITY PRODUCTS - voisht SERVICE •- EXPERT ’ • *n *„ vtV. Raco»mtftdad DvpasdaM a PmlnUra \V ' J w m pahtcco . ***« aii»A \ o u » CaApr K«yy t»v> 4 M i �Kiwnnis Meet f«Mk M a s a ous• title, tltla. "Public Public Occureness, Occurences both Foreign and Domeatk." "It had not boon running very long boforo the coventor of Maaaachuaetta suppressed ft for (Ha­ n n in g political question*," de­ clared Mr. Heaton. "Publishing Indeed seemed to he a precarious business, hut In 1704 there rente • record venture, “The Boston New* tatter" which refrained from discussing political i|uc*tlmia and so languished for lack of Intorcat. Then in 1720 Hen Franklin’s brother James began to Issue his “Maw England Courant". Thi* paper, he pointed out, was Isusd uiuler official printing press license, because the Puritans of Maiaachimett* were nn loss anxi­ ous than King Charles to ahut nut from prying eves all literature not meant fur the people to read. Newspaper* began to appear hi othar colonies, hut owner* and editors were constantly liable to arieat for printing anything dis­ pleasing tb the colonial govern­ ments, It was not until the Hill Of Right* wax adopted in 171*1 that freedom uf the press was openly recognised. Visitors from Ml. Dora Included W. A- Read. Jr., John B. Faukner $nd Mr. -Heaton. Other visitors ware Howard Reddick, Bust!*: George W. Simmons, Jacksonville; Emory Hrblots, Halt take City; R. U. Wise, Palalka, Hill Kilpalrick of the Key Club and It. T. Cowan. President Moirlson thanked the Ktwaolan* for tho gift of flowtrs to h|nts«lf and Mr*. Mori Ison on the occasion of their 26th wed­ ding anniversary and brought w ltn a L lo a * lu llW it he h w declared, ilw e lw r ila i *"we li u chuckle* whsii both agreed that this was lire find time that a civic club bad observed our Sljh anniveriary." Crommelin Suspended (Cm i Jsm S ream Pss« One* acknowledged that it was he who “ Itakad" to tha pres* on Monday the correspondence in which three admirals noted concern about Navy morale under the existing defense set-up. The 4*1 vi-ur old Captain nuicil in a statement Unit it was a vio­ lation of regulations but said thul it was only "technlc«r and thul he acted for what lie believed to fa* the good of Ids country, not know whut the Navy Dapertinent would do ahoot it hot only "technical" and that hu acted that h* was ready to take the conaiquenreii. On Capitol Hill, one remill of Otoininelln’a action was to spur u Congressional ulrlng of dsen-seatdifference*, particularly he•an the Navy and tho Air Force, K ’ dlvarelun of tin- attention of the 1 Atnarlcan people from the true 1 Import uf the content* uf the [ three documents." 1 Hare In the story of bow Capt. j Crommelin made available to the JBOeJated Pres* on Monday cop• o f letters from three top adItrola to Secretary of the Navy Igttnew*. Cro|nmelln called an AI' reerter whom he know and said lie •Ittaii to see him Immediately bout,* big alary, Asked whether V i i hi* resignation from the IgVjpp.ha had suggested ha might HifB—Crommelin laid it was than that. 'The rvporter, off duty and at Im W:milts away, told Crommelin I aouldn’t meet him right away It would get soineonu elae to m i tha catitaln. He offered to ill Crommelin hark, Crommelin vetoed that auggeaaald that inetead he would reporter again In 10 min- .He called back In leei than tod w ** told the namo of anA F reporter who would" meet a nm elln then directed M o r t a r m ea t him at 8 that P. M, lha elevator on the firth Of the National Pres* Buildrhla turned out to be the re­ in room of tha Federal DaInaurance Corp, Thinking he to the wrong place, tha rer waa about to laava whan Captain entered through a •d o r opening unto o stairway, p g the w a y , Crommelin took M ortar back to tha atolrway M *d hla name. Then he ashed MMtlfleotlan. Hatlsfled, ha I oat th o latter*, tounalln a pe rifla d $ 1) th a t hie not bo uaad and (II) that ICsattass* h m Pag* ossl their bill than by a 41 to SIR vote, sending it back to the Agriculture Committee with orders to return It to the Senate In 48 hours. That deadline expire* at 0:111 P. M. to­ night. Kven Chairman Klrner Thomas (D-Okla) of the Agriculture Cornfur high-level price props -conmittee-- who Joined In the drive (tried his committee would defeat the amendment. Riding a triumphant 333 to 14 Mouse vote, legislation vastly ex­ panding the nation's Social Se­ curity program moved over to the Senate loday. Il would add 11,000,000 lo lire 33,000.000 workers now covered hy old age insurance. Its sponsors voiced hope it would lessen strikes and strife over labor demands for pension plans financed wholly by employers. In the federal program, winkers and employers •lime rr|0*lly the cost of the bene­ fits the wnikeis later receive, Senale approval is considered virtually certain— sometime befme the 1030 full elrdions. (Tmlrinr.il (ieorge 1 1Min I of the Hr initi- Piniiiire f'omrolttce said thi- Hc-iimI k is bound lo vote fur lilghur security benefit* but will lint la- wills* to art la-foie the *eond session of (lit- Hist (k.tigiess convene* In January. Tin- new Mil wruihl rain- the n11nIinmu old age benefit from $10 ri riinritIs iii $26 n iiiiintIs. It would ini-iensi- tin- maximum benefit for an elder Iv youpi'- from tHR t«i mound $J2tJ n ouuilh. Huneflta are based on a per sun’s HVinitge wage uiiil the ntimher of his working years during which he paid pay­ roll taxes Into the urogram. In addition to blanketing new millions millet old age and silivlvi>i s lusunnu-e, fur u tutul of 40,000,000 covered workers, the 201page Mil would: 1. Ilnii*l heoeflts by 70 to 80 per cent or more. 2. (’ rente new disiihlllly Insurnnre, to lake cine of persons who hv illness or archleiil run never work iignln. 3. Inn ruse the payroll tuxes on employe und employer, The tux would g|, up from the present I per rent on each, to 1H per rent next year; 2 per cent In 11*61; 2*4 per cent In IWOO; 3 per cent lo lllllfi. und .’Pi pei rent on each in C h in e n e C o m m ic a ICnallHseO t —* Hag* ilael Russian cooperation, Nevi-rthi-h-s*. Peiping today fol­ lows Moscow without ipieation, This I* done not on any dlrart orders from Moscow, but because of the Red*1 Ideological faith. No nullcal ihaiige In tha ffoliuaainn foreign policy seem* evi­ dent n* Chinese Communist af­ fairs I* still In Chinese hands. Thi example of Tito’s Yugoslavia Itaa shown tills cun lie Important. The West, however, must bu on giiuiil itguiuM misliiking any shift in Chinese Communist tnetlce for n shift In basic policy. Prediction* of uuy change for iIn- present can he only specula­ tive. As thing* stand, Russia has gained mh Important victory and the West bus received a major setback, Russia has gained: 1. Indirect but firm ceanumlc and strategic control over Man* rbutiu; 2. A vital transmission link for spreading Communism in smitheast Asia and possibly In Japan, with holh military and economic Implications; 3. An obedient partner with a claim to a large sliaro In drafting n Japanese peace treaty, Tha, preceding summary out­ lines opinion* of ii majority of ■luallflad foreign observers who recently have lived or atlll live In Communist China, The Chinese Communists have chosen their rourso, for Russia ami bitterly antagonistic to the United .States—the one country In all tha world that la able to glv* largescale aid to China's impoverished economy. In tide lies the contra­ diction In Red policy that may eventually—but not Immediately— defeat tha Chinese Communlat program, I07D. Thv Imi would In' collected oh the tin t $3,000 of a person's ln< come. It la now taken on the flrat $3,000. The tax will go up auto* matlcally to H i per cent In 1USQ, under preaent law, Among new group* wrapped In* to the program are self-employed person*, domestic servants and em­ ployes of state und local govern­ ments. This might mean the In­ stitution of m stump book plan for 760,000 servants end their house­ wife employer*, to collect the se­ curity taxes. The smashing House vote was a pnrtlal victory for u major point in whnt President Truman calls Ids "full deal" program. The Presi­ dent, however, had asked that 20,000,ooo mnri workers be brought under the inxurunre program, us compared to the 11,000,1100 addi­ tional the house voted. Major gtottps rtill left out in­ clude farm operators, farm hands end professional people. Those ex­ cluded among others are doctor*, lawyers and editors. Ways and Means Committee memlx'rs told the House that fanners and pro­ fessional people showed fin great desire to gel Into the program. Quick Frown Strawberries Pic! Sweat Brud-Sliced-Swaalened FROZEN_FOODS FROZEN FOODS Froren Agsn Dlxlana p“ ? * ‘ M Baby Okra - 2 P ki$ Cone. Orange ''////A, Before tht- House paused the hill It rejected 231* to 11.1 a Repuhllrau substitute loi-Hsore, Retail Price DKE88ED * DRAWN (CtallsaiS Vino. Faaa (las) cents a pound in senttered ureas. Veal was about unchanged. The reduction* In egg prices averaged around two cents a do*in for Mige grade "A" eggs. FurIhei ciils cun lie anticipated, pool try men raid, M i suae of I he sen -onut Illci-B-e ill the rate 'of luy Ing. .Muiket vourcpN said the next , few weeks will find inadlum--irei* lop giade eggs in moro pleutlfol supply became of Hie large mini her uf young pullets In laying flock*. Produce men snlil all umixuully heavy foil crop of snap heaus in many sections of the country we., resulting in pi li u* even lower I hull during the summer inontha. Con 1 tinned wnnn went her In I lie euxl ' kept tninntoe* pb-oliful and resoiled In lower-thnn-uxonl prlcim for shipment* from Californio. Hu- fir *1 of i-lorldii'* now 1 ornnge crop slarted lo flir-dlalniit Dini ket> this weak. Grower* suid It would ha ten day* lo two weeki he f o r e either giupefrilit or oinugex were living Mopped ill large non nil lieThe II iiii und lirnilstreet wholerule food price Index thla week ili-i-lliied In $6,116 from f.Y*I7 the pievlou* weak and wn* the lowest since Oct, H. ill-ill. The figure re­ present* the totul nod at whole­ sale of u pound cadi of III foods In gunr-ial use. GRADE A FLA. — GA. National Co:ned Sirloin o r Club Del Monte Bottle Carton HAM S Hannctfun Dien IDsiitsss* r n s i e . s . o s .i head n Hvinlicnto Mi vine Hie .HI, l.ouls huso Mill club, lie also had Nerved u* Chalimnn of )lu- Na­ tional Ih-mocrallc Commute* and directed the party's Kill pu-sldontlat campaign. Ilefoii- iImt ho was (Tilli-elor of llllorniil Ilevenue, Nerving in thul post until In- was oaiiu-d (’i.-loiaster General hy Presldem Tiumuii In 11*16. A pioiiiihciit ('ntliullc, lliiuiicgiio wn* made n Kidglil of HI. Gli-gory Graiul Order of the Hull Cross, by Pope Pius XII in I1H<1. llannegan's Inst public appear­ ance was at Kitnsn* City lrt*i Thursday, at tesilomnal diuoi-r for William M. Hoyle, Ji , new chairman of the llomorrullr Na­ tional Committee. President Tni men atteniliul. and In hi* talk noted that Hnnnegnn “ bad somelliing to do" with Truman's becoming pn-sident. When llannegan sold Id* purl of the Cardinals lie told tt-poilers ha wanted to gat Into le** alienuoua activity liecausu of Idgli blood preasure. Freah W«at. Ccjito? Cut Pork Chopa lb. 69c Fr. West. Pork Loin or Rib End Roast lb. 49c Hickory Sweet Sliced Bacon lb. 59c Smoked Georgia Strip Bacon lb. 49c Armour's Star Rolled Veal Roast lb. 59c Rich, Creamy Cottage Cheese lb. 19c ones lb. 25c Variety eet lb. 10c ails lb. 25c iver lb. 39c i Shrimp lb. 49c Sea Fresh Sea allops lb. 59c :h Fillets lb. 33c Whiting 2 lbs. 25c Chick. Backs lb. 28c Breasts lb. 89c OLlOMAUiiAUINt Potatoes School Bus Wreck lOMtlaeeS v is a Wage Ou| were taken to their homes. The Ice truck was owned hy the Kebulmi Ice and Coal Co., of Krkulon, N. C. Orla Stallings, filling station operator at Middlesex, said the school bus waa driven try Charlex Bryant, a school Itoy living In the vicinity. The children were pupil* en rout* to the Ferrell's school. The craah occurred about 7:30 t SQUASH 2 lbs. APPLES APPLES PEAS uptot1 Too Bam Puce Cane Sugar B P . M I b# published be- t - r , II. H* said othar* had d s to tho** s tip u la tio n s ' The M ortar agreed, to tha*# spa* » Cuilabonff Hal 41 C ALO C mm D mM t no He (r. 5 •nuuwtoh Hat» BSoUa'woro. civilian Hotha*. Mattonad. praaaasahly by way O f g f u 'B tu t r« \ ■ C&h. " A V ■riS s WkS vr v, ' . ' 11, v : 1*. a*; -jw .ja -a .-«< • �4 r": ■* " ■tr ■ >1*- •| PAGE SEVER THE SANTORO HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA $2,000,600 Hike In Budget Asked Of Episcopalians 01 ------Bishop Of California Aska More Effort In Missionary Work BAN FRANCISCO. Oct. (1-1/11 — Episcopalian!) today were asked to hike their hudget #2,(MK),n(Mi an­ nually to finance their church’* continuing battle against "millfN tant, assured, relentless and nggrasilva secularism.'* The proposed budget » » « protented to a joint session of the houses of bishops ami deputies at tiie triennial convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church In America. ' The Rii Rev. Knrl Morgan Slock, Bishop of California, pre­ sented the proposed budget, total­ ling IM48.8I7 for With Up Is Chairman of the joint committee “ on program ami budget. A reso­ lution said the I DM and 7>2 bud**l* would not be greater. Bishop Block Halt) the commit­ tee hoped the budget and program of expanded churrh effort:! would "begin the progress of wlist we hope will be a great upsurge of faith, of hope mid of love. "If we can make this the start of a spiritual revival In the rhuri b, then the raising of the money will v be only coincidental." bThe> Christian IJlttl Is besieged from without hy a militant, aseured, relentless and eggieislve secularism, It Is betrayed from within hir Inertia, Indirferetice, neglect, frustration and self-com­ placency.” - The budget committee proposed upping the allotment to the De­ partment of Chrlatlen Education by 1117,148 to a new high of flit ,*£> lOO, In order to set up a new currlltuhim and training program. Largest share of the budget foes to missionary work— 4,1,tl(U, l!< l-o f which 12,147,14.1 was aL lotted to work outside the United States. - Earlier In the convention Epis­ copalians were urged to seise the greatest opportunity ever offered the church In what Is at the same time Its darkest hour. The Rt. Rev, Stephen Nell. Aiitatant to the Archbishop of Can­ terbury, told a youth convention el the I'roteatent Episcopal church that • few reality "the power of the threat" of Communism In the Christian churches. "For the first time In history the church lias become literally world-wide," Bishop Nell said, lie added that the greatness of the occasion was matched by the fTMintat or 9 graatneis of in* the perils. Tp meet the pc i'e#Pft»y, IM »»»ri 1ated support of the M World Council —♦' '" The church** House of Bishops broke precedent yesterday by giv­ ing overwhelming approvnl to a change In church laws permitting licensed laymen to assist In giving the Holy Communion. The change. If concurred In hy the house of deputies, would per­ mit a Ikyman licensed hy the bishop tn administer the chalice In the communion seevirr. The action won support parti­ cularly from hlshnps of western dlnceses, where thrre is a press­ ing shortage of priests, The House of nishops concurred with the Imtisr of deputies In con­ taining ebl to the Russian rhurch end o t h e r rastein orthodox ehnrche*. The convention appropriated Ih per rent nr Ha iinnunl fined Friday offering for Mils purpose. The house of deputies |i*. overwhelmingly rnlrrled a resolnMon whirl) would have given "trnmr sppnort to hsrkiyrs of the Rev. John If. Mellsh. misled lliookIvn pastor. Rev. Mellsh was removed hv the vealrvmrn of Holy Trinity Church III Brooklyn Iasi spring lierause he supnortrd his son. the Itrv. Wil­ li mu ft. Mellsh. who wss charged with arllvlty In subversive organi­ sations, Tbr deiuitlrs adopted n strong resolution urging extension nf present displaced persons Ipginlatlon. slmpllflraMoii of its adminis­ trative reunlrements, deletion of any discriminatory aspects, nod tbe provision nf funds necessary to carry out America's full Misre ot tbe program. Tbe House of RlshepS adopted a resolution to divide tbe mission­ ary district of Hr wait Into Mo m separate areas and In elect one new bishop. Tbe new bishop will b* elected from among the native llraiatlan clergy. him loosa. unsatisfied. Young Dsvis, an American P l a n , is agitating for a world gOJN ernment ami common cltlaanahip ns the only means of avoiding 4 nrw war He renounced hie OWtt Aincrlcnii rltlicnsMp in Perla in Kepteniliet. 1948, burning nit NEW YORK. Met. ft—t/Tl pa repot i in s public ceremony. World rIHreii tinny Mavis mav Since then. Ids ninvetnetils hag won tie Ip trouble with the Paris eotiils a following In Europe. because of the iienre movement ; The raid lie gave his sister W**, he leads. tint Hie "passport" tie homed In IIM7. It carries the serial' issued to bis sister got hei into •ininhei A muioi 7. and carrlee her font European I’lumtries. ile.i’iiptimi. photograph and fin* Miss Viiginia Faith Davis. gci pi mts u singer, ha- just returned from Wlieii MI ,.y Mavis landed at th* a three-month eoneert <run nvei ■ Sen A'mk luteriiatliuial Airport* sen and told limy liordei guaiil he flu-tied tlie Mavis card on dll linmued the fancy ilocumenl liet Anieijran Inspector. * In oilier gave hei "WniId citlxen. huh! Wa don t It’s clilb’it on ‘"liiterimtlolinl i.elieve in that," -he s*ld the man the choice himself, Nameless Island fmake ‘■•'A tmrre eminent authority Mayor Wants Own Citizen Of World Police Capture this office should make the In Garry Davis Has selection," he said. "We will be Flying Squad Jacksonville Boy O ff Florida Coast than glari to present the suggestions lo Passport Trouble Fuller Wnrren and the Jax Gambling War After Wild Chase Irks Survey Chief Governoi Cabinet for final decision. The of Churches. R e termed thia body "the most representative fellowship o f diverse Christian com­ munions that history has yet seen." people of the Indian River section i TALLAHASSEE. Oct. «-</»*>MONTGOMERY. Ala., OH f l - That nameless Island on the vast will no doubt have a number of t/T1—An lb-yritr-old youth want­ coast of Florida spprently Isn’t iilens." ed In connection with n filling r-tallon holdup nenr Troy was captured by the highway patrol here early this afternoon, lie wns arrested nftpr a wild chase which ended in the front yard of a home Just Inside the city limits. Patrol Hgt. Ralph Wilson said tbe youth Idrullfied himself as John Crosson, Jr., of Jackson1ille, Eln., and readily admitted Mie holdup. Crosson was driving a pickup truck when n highway patrol car righted him on Alabama No it In mlcd toward Montgornei y. ||* was finally bciii med up when be tinned Into a dead end dilvp. way. Wilson ipioted the youth ns saying lie was on his wav to Rawlins, Wyoming, to visit friends and gave out of money. Pike County Sheriff Ren Reeves who sounded the alarm came here to take Crosson hark to Troy, lie said rohliery charge* have hern sworn out against him. Reeves called on the patrol for help after a slender youth lig'rl up a service s i s ' Ion neoTiPV and nrdeied Mi* ga* link, of ills ‘ Iitck filled Me ip |i i , lolly *It!■11k a couple of milksl’S.-s beforehand Sheriff Reeves said Mu* voting I p i Hit cut the telephone hoc before leaving but took no money The Islnnd Is as much as eight mile- wide in port.- mid narrows <o li-T* yards In nMiris. There are several bench resort* on It, n fedrial guided missile base ami a numbei of citrus gmvrs. going to he without a name very much longer. The Island Is the tW-miln long strip running front New Smyrna Beach to Sehaslimi. Lots of places on II are named hut there Is no name for the Islnml as a whole. Itoad Department The State Division of Watn Survey and Research complained Is Well Heeled publicly about the situation last week. Slnre then, it has received 111 A I,A. Met. U--I/11—R(I a d a score or so of suggestions for fund sources are expected to pro names. ilme iiiuie money foi mads and The proposals have been varied budge* next year Minn In any but the division like- "Canaveral yin m lIn* past, fJuiiMiinn Alfred Key" the best, t ape Canaveral l* Mi hel ban -ays at the widest point on the Island lb, money will prune finni tbe am! the name seems "geogtaphi* tmu . enls *f the gas tax which rally and historically appropri­ go’ s to Hu* liepai linent, bond ate," the division said. money fi"Ui tbe StnU* Improve­ Other suggestions Include Plan­ ment Coiniuissfon and Mie departtation Key since "Canaveral" Is on in', sluin' of Mie seventh pent the Spanish word foi a cane plan­ ■d tbe gas lex. tation—Frolic Island, Doubloon Mi KeHnni. who made me fore Island, Finger Island and Tree <n.l at a State Hoad lltniid meet sure Island. |lug here yesterday, did out esNames of historical characters , liliiule Ilie total lie expected to be a.so are being proposed, Including . available. the early explmer Eianrl* Diake The nuid leiald wilt make a and people who played a part in slmli bt 'ore deriding on a gen Florida's history eial polh y governing the me of However, division director A. (» money from tbe seventh cent ” f Matthews -ays lie's not going to lb* gaiollue las The load bond J A C K S O N V I L L E , F la O ct. 8 — t/Pl— I f M ayor lln yd n n B u rn s a ncrsnnal police vice nrpind t will lie mi a permanent basis, flie;*ts isnlit today. Chief of Police Sherman Can­ non offered to assign a rlelall to the Mayor .is he asked lull only for 27 days Mayor Bniiis said he doesn't want it Mini way lieeauae of possible reprisals a* gainst tin* policemen wlirn they ye tank runlet Cannon's control. Bums -Hilt he will ask the City Commission tomorrow to n*sigu bun the detail permanent­ ly With i flying sipmd Ibe Maym |ii utilised lie'll get results illtd "make (lie test of the depart­ ment loot, hi,*- a hunch nf man 'ey *" .’ I Identity C au l" ami desi’rihes M l-. Mavis as a rdti/en nf the woi hi it got iiei past Imrilei guai r|s in .'Iivil/n bind I t mire, Italy "tel iiertnaiiv She «aiii Iliey stamped il wit hold |rO’ sf io|| HIT-1 poised tiei lliroogb But the Itossians, tin’ 1 /*■» tis in n it I no f i n e s w e i r l e v i e d i l l rod t In- \oier|euiis wi'ien'l so city ...... . on gambling rharne vjisy*. They minted tmi leal today I lie drive, which began Vmerli'an passpoit. yvhieli sire also a week ago with !•" urie-ta. nils i ill l ied *i 111me led down eon-irletably. riu police drncnel has not •el lo "iglil In Ibe Mnee men Maym Bui n* singled out as I Iline hiigpls. lie pnldl' I* I 'e •ified bdmiiv MeSalvo. Bill I'ap I a* and (Tinrlie Kdd a* Mie king pin- of rouimrrebili/i’i! vice Ml llie *ily 'I o ill re*t let up in mv anti Miivi.i limisetf just got an eight day jail .eoleoce In i'aii- foi in riitiiig _mi going lo jail with a )■’re Ill’ll i on Ivrdiniis oblectoi I'll i to- didn't to reive Mine I'* eiilise lie iiad ahead) been held llmt long and Ibe bulge hit lied l-ilil hei slip Iiad tn dig IIP h0* vuieiieMTi pss-pm t to ti* eftarats f'U Pilin'. H U G E N AM ED I \ I t A H A S S L E , Oct. i o. iopos*. have an ink asc /ram gi.m tdiug v tm paign u n til the will *|" n t pel i eld of l bo |nl *1 , m iles depsi tin s i'l produces tbs ■vM. b ib"v .■m opiitt a colored from tin , . o t i * e and Hie county s lie s t s*ol -o fpdell’oi iif th e .* fluid litii they u»e as s kind of 4|»» il # *>' i *fkfi •bis# me” . Hr11 iis said , omnii. .i.iiiei - 00 pen,-id - 2 ! ^ * ^ R'e June, any time of the year . . . when you lei titeie pretiy " f o g y Frinfs" work their meyle for you. For here, 4o sf#y through eetmtieu sudtlnys, ere Rueini, lilile bloiiem f . . . In a n s r i s f & m > ,u ‘ Hue er Fink on « W hite ground . . . to briny the fresh charm pf e country garden In your bedroom. Tailored, with Lutlte'e (peefet tetont lor beauty of s*yU, guftllty of workmanship, In w atM o-e-w M rayon |er*ey the* wears so well. C o m # ’In end x V 3 eftooee yeur fevotito lwrit# sleeper. . •ow u-fei*• Uses *Wh w h » * « X’! m itML Shat . • 8 * ' f !•}' , Jt j. ■ '» llllfC O A T - «♦ (» .. FL0RIB1 POWE * light warm ims ’ > •' ) 1V,h: si**vMA# MIX i ION* f. J. — Cap sleeved leg with waisk'ae aeM eelered trewere. A m H t* I I rt-rr.,*'V -'r'* }--* " iHOTrTSr. 4 : SSiet,' :Sfjf.’.t .- - - ’1SS'■‘ ■ ' -S’CT i lllS g gEclBK^ L/; ..‘A'" ■ T. V f o nam ed A tkinson of T a lia h a a * T lie court was set up hy th a cp e iia l -pssinn of the lie g ia H * ■me I ” handle claim s up to 1300, 1 lie law creatin g the Leon caun* tv also eststiflaliei! nne fo t Marion county but its jm ig a has •it y d hern named. IM / W a r r e n 7 ft— (JTJ judge *if tile new l.eolt COUttlv sinall claim* r’ourt today. GRANDPA f)P THE YEAR CHICAGO, Met li i/Tt Vies President Barkley and Merita Hopper, H*»llyss'ikhI columnist, has14 been named "gi nndfather sod graudmollier of Hie year.” Tbe iiouilnatiuns were announced yesterday by tbe Chicago Mratidfallier* mid Grandmother a Club No specific citation wss given Tbe chili's Mm members have Invited the A'eep and H*"ld* i i at tend a club luncheon Sunday, so they can lie i rnwned. An Invitation also went to Mr*. Carlton Hadley of St I mil* friend of the Vice President TAM,AIIAHSEE, Oct. ft </IV fTinlrmnu Alfreil McKetbsn of lb* Stale Hoad Depsrtnieut yesterday derlared there are no plan* for putting tolls on Mntidv Bridge wblrh links Tampa and Ht. I’etersThere aie Hlnuit 8M ,1)011 s’ *#i burg across Tampa Hay. Pinellas County Commissioner wurkeis In tlie itnited 8t**e« Andrew Potter we* minted In the Tampa Tribune as saving yester­ day the Road Department is con­ form ally or ilifni mslU’ by 111* sidering toll*- lo finance lepalrs members of the State Road R.-aed to the bridge. or with tlie county pnnuiiissinrer* "The statement attributed tn t of Pimdtas County nr Hillshurough County Commissioner Potter of | Counly.'* Pinellas County to the effect that Gandy tiaed to lie a toll In idea tbe State Road Department plan* hut the charge wn* llfterl in (ill 4 on placing a toll on (landy Biidge when tlu> State Hoad Department In order to pay for the cost of re­ ami federal government bought pairs comes a* a complete sur­ It from it* private owner prise to iu me," nvea McKethan said. McKethan declared himself "at "The placing of a toll on Gandy a loss a* to ivliere Mr.. Bolter ob­ Bfitldm»Tnr w purpose of making' tained" in formal ion the tolls were repairs had never been discussed tn lie reinstated. mu iic o ig e AV 1 No Tolls f^ccn For Turn pa. liny Bridge - 1*. n Colasr.aa, Uanarer •si rirst as asitfar#. rt» �Vf I' '■ II IR H U t oc*.«. 1*W ... I I. ■ l.l........ •« - By V IIIO IN IA an xxtendad viilt with ralatlvea In Oateen Newt Virginia and Ohio. r MATINA DUNNING A c Home Dcmomtratloh Club held a cooked food u la Saturday Albert Pell i.p«n. .he waakand noon and relied more than IIS. with hla parenta, Mr. and Mra. J. to be u>ed for their fall project. Albert ia attending the The Arnold O m ey'i have moved Maatere. Into the George K. Patterton cot* Unlveralty of Florida. Mr. and Mra. X. Col ion and aon tape, fafter ■ponding the alim ner tIRffi l l l f f ■puiHIIHS " W IMHltHfF P A tlrttV ' J. K. Robinson rata lor o f her daughter, ila, who w as eolebrtl b irth d a y on S e p t, • 1 flowars and psndaml.bal* ware used for denotation, ftpriwon was apent Slaying , th# last being a IPop tba n" contest. KefrmtoaU, FROZEN FOOD HEADQUARTERS l-W-13th St ...................... Phone 1318 Friday and Saturday Specials JUICY, TENDER, .CUBE HONOR BRAND POLAR BRAND GREEN BEANS .... ||m CUT CORN .............. 2 0 0 SPINACH •:............... 2 6 0 OREEN PEAS ....... BROCCOLI .............. 2 | 0 LIMA BEANS ....... j j r f SUCCOTASH........... RASPBERRIES ..... V td .ROLLED, BONELESS, CHUCK THE FROZEN WAY IS THE CHOSEN WAY LOCAL, GRADE A, DRESSED A DRAWN LEAN, WESTERN, PORK Chops li. 69 I FRESH FHOZKN ,FILLETS OF SEALTEST Ic e cream a?*8-It* RED PERCH In the D. N, Roberta house. The latter are expected home from Chautauqua, N. Y. shortly. Joe Douglass of Zell wood w as a caller at t i e home of h|a b ro th e r, g. A. Douglass last waek. ' Mr. and Mra. Raymond E. An­ derson of Bharpsvllle, Pa., aro an­ nouncing the arrival of a daugh­ ter on Sept. 27. The young lady Has been named Betty. Mr. An­ derson, a son of P. D. Anderson, la a former resident of Lake Mary. Fi lends of Mrs. Ernest J. Cola, Sr. will be sorry to learn that the was called to Largo Thuraday when her slater-in-luw, Mrs. H. K. Bond died following a lingering illness. Mi. and Mrs. Joe E. Ucbele ar­ rived from Washington, I). C. Sept. 2D. During the past summer iney enjoyed an extended motor tour of the Pacific Northwest. The Emergency Drive far Polio has closed with Luke Mary contri­ buting *.17, The Business and Pro* fesslonal Women's Club was County Bpunsor and ‘Ml»a Virginia H. Palmer, local member, was in charge of Lake Mary, ably, assist­ ed by Mra. George R. Patterson and Mrs. H. M. Gleason. Alfred R. BJuhloin left fof Tampa on Sept. 2D where he was Inducted Into the Army Air Force. From there he went lu Han An­ tonio, Tex. for hN basic training. Friends uf Mrs, Perry R. Brun­ ei will lie glad to hear that ahe is sufficiently recovered from • re­ cent operation to ho brought home last Thursday frum the Florida Sanitarium In Orlando. The Herbert l.amperts arrived home on Sept. .70 following an ab­ sence of several months spent with relatives In Virginia arid including u glorified fishing trip to Minne­ sota. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. R, Walls spent Sunday at Suit Springs in Ills National Forest near Grata. Itaymund Mitchell of Portland, Ore. has arrived tu visit his bro«het and sister-in-law, the Vernon Mitchells, Miss Dllon linker has accepted n position with the Kuder Jewelry Go. In Sanford. Mr. ami Mrs. Kdgur I'arrlsh uf tJilu Vislu wet<> week-end guests id her parents, the G. W. Sjnldoms. Mr. and Mrs. F. I,. Moure uf New Hinyrnu Bench were dinner guests Sunday of her father unit brother, II, A. tiaiuot ami James A. Gulnwi. Friomls of Mr. D. J. Pearson of Crystal Luke will he whirl to hear that he la again at home after a summer spent with friends and relatives In Ohlu. Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Tlllls and children, Frances and Dannla, Mlaa Janet Lee and the "Red" Allman's David of Arkenaei apent a few day a tail weak With Col. and Mra. W. J. Doyle. P . T, Piety and Leater Velno are driving new automobtlei. Mrs. M. Dunning and Mra. 0. C. llosack apent Thursday at the home of Rev. and Mra. A. W. Herring at Knterpriaa. prank Tart U spending several weeks with Ids' mother In Mont* gomery, Ala. Louis DeMutsis of Orange City, a former Osteen boy and Miss Florence Lee of Daytona Reach were married In Orange City church Sept. 24. They will make their home In Enterprise. U. F. liurke and Wilbur Lord »penl Sunday at New Smyrna. Uertu ('iimlils of Laoughman who him been spemliag some time with her liruther J. Goodman re­ turned home Saturday. Pvt. l/e Eddie Todd who is sta­ tioned at Ft. Belvuir, Va. apent Saturday and Sunduy A. M. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Manning Todd. He la being sent to Kansaa this week Thuraday. Mrs. II. F. liurke Is spending a faw days with hr? daughter Mrs, Joe Stewart of Hanford who is III. Wilbur Lord spent the weekend with his family here. Mr. and Mrs. Frank George are upending h few days on the West Coast with friends. The (iilcimedlate Class of the II. T. IT. hehl their monthly party at the Administration building at the church Hutiirduy night. Even If il did luin hard a large group gathered and 'Mid we have a good time". The girls' side of the con* test lost and hail to furnish sup* per for the hoys' side. J. N. Allen of Amin and a for­ mer resident of Osteen, died Wed­ nesday, Sept. 2K of a heart attack. He had been In III health fur three years. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Eva Tamphell Allen of Arroit! three daughters, Mrs, Joe Ludlow of Vulilostn, Ga,, Ellen and Maiy Ann of At run and two sons, Wii11itin mid Jack; the pa­ rents, Mr. mid Mrs, Jack Allen of Mayday, Gu.; Iwu brothers amt one sister. Funeral services for Mr. Allen were held at Anon Friday after­ noon. Osteen n-sldenta attending the furiciiil Included Mr. and Mrs, Vlviun Allman and baby, Mr. and Mrs. George Ihmser and son and Mrs. K. It. Dennett uf Miami and Insby. Where Customers Send Their Friends 119 E. 1st STREET SANFORD, FLA. VEAL SALEihbav Round Steak Cutlets.... T-RONE...... . SIRLOIN................. * Rib & Shoulder Chops R O A S T S : c h h c k ........ .......... SHOULDER or RUMP Veal Brisket Stew ....... MARGARET ANN BRAND FRESHLY SLICED BACON ........................ lb. MARGAHST ANN BRAND C ELLO WIENERS..................................... lb. MILD DAISY CHEESE................................... lb. SLICED BOILED HAM......................................... lb, PUKE L A R D ........................in Cartons lb. FRESH BEEF TONGUES........................... it Frozen Foods 12 ux. Hlrdaeye Peas............... 12 ox. H. II. Red Raspberries ... PRRHIAN HEEDLESS No. I GRADE COHIII.ER POTATOES LIMES CAULIFLOWER BAKERS IIK II IDAHO GEORGIA JO N A T H A N APPLES ........... YAM S...... ..... ONIONS............ SQUASH .,...... LITTLE YELLOW Dozen 19c . 5-lbs. 31c 3-lbs. 20c .... lb. 10c NABISCO DINTY MOORE'S KRAFT'S SALAD DRESSINC MIRACLE WHIP YOUR LOCKER PLANT POOD INDEX NKW YORD, Oct. a -Q p j- t h a un A Bradatreet “SURE GOOD” wholenalw PLAIN OLEO COLORB lb. 17c lb. 29c PUMPKIN.. . HII.VKH FLOSS KRAUT....... SALMON CORNER 3rd A PALMETTO \ We Don’t Try To Cut Our Prices W* Do Give You The Freshest And Best For Your Money! 37* accepted a position In the office of the J. C. Penney Store In Sanford. DRAWN UK BEANS lb. 19^ V IK L H . TO _"JWj.0" -1■1,l, iM»ti b t. n. lljl, lo favor 8S£*siW MUSTARD •’HM. NOODLE, TOMATO, VEG - NOODLE Peanut Butter 12-oz. jar Whuee place uf residence and addreaa are un* known) You are herein notified that a •uli baa been I diluted In the circuit Uuurt of emlnole 'County, I'lurlda. at law, It. by l<eunard Kr»w.r and Man. a vou,- It. C. t _ io revive Judgement’ and ynV’are hiretiy ran<Ired to ffle with the underelgiA Ultra of enld Court ■t hie o ffice In the Court llouee 2' '■“'"'(uOr r lut.ty, Plot Ida. at Banford, Florida, your well leu •ppxerance l|ier»uually or by at[nritayl in eald auil on the flr.i Monday In Suvembcr. ISO, the ■atm; being tlte tlh day uf eald rmoailK umi thereafter to file with written defeneee, any. In eald Metre Farlae to reV'V- liidgement In eald'eult nt the lime preecrlbed by law. Herein fn I nut or iudnement will i„ Wljrxd. agAlaxt you by default. ff 'i-V 'L T 'i '1*4' Leonard grow. P. , C. POTATOES Legal Notice lOTlia TO APPMAR ItTATB OP r i m PETER PAN 29* LIBBY'S STRAINED BABY FOOD Nth 2 Del Monte Sliced PINEAPPLE... .... Old Gluey Bread PK. & BEANS..... NABISCO CRACKERS SPAGHETTI MEAT BALLS 24-oz. can 3 5 * H U N S H IN K F A N C Y GARDEN G U T SUGAR a ROAST or CHOPS...... .................. lb. ZAKHY • KITE FANCY CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FREEZE AND STORAGE CO. D M SU ED WP.HTXRN PORK LOIN END CUT SHREDDED WHEAT Rabbits 59 IT GOOD THRU SAT. Rights Reserved To Limit Quantity YELLOW Coral Gables Bans Crime Comic Books MONEY SAVERS' Dele’ a er D el M aa te PINEAPPLE J’CE Stakely'e Fineat TOMATO JUICE .. Brookfield or A rm o u r1! CHEESE FQOD ... ID a fC a , ft ox. Ja ra HILL’S DOG FOOD 2 no. 1 cans ? $ * �4 \ frawaiMM «, m » m a young man working over* *Sia',S i B w 't.te ’ iS; ‘Sonny Boy* Jobon, Alatimestill,-----to keep the wolf from hit ...-------------------------*****' King Of Schmaltt, however, Mia fellow entertalneri say, this lan’t a necessity now a habit. They estimate that Profits On Hokum —It's nasty uld wolf would have to chaw mp It. t i| U O « S * tomach ~ ulcI#S I55S S S HON RICO 4 Yri. Puerto Rican Rum • ga Stir Rig. Price ■ %O 'MBLENDBD “ R. BOH' iTON _ WHISKEY • mm sih ; s m o o t h M tW 9 AW BILK "S T C co^ S E T T bonT BOURBON or RYE 5th No Neutral 1 Spirit* IMP. FRENCH VERMOUTH 2.18 LARGER TUAN A tJUART Octopuses used jet propulsion dear? Awrlght. No. Awrlght, Mo. Awrlght, doar, I’ll call you 16* In swimming tong before men morrow. Awrlght, tomorrow” thought of the Idea. Al came back In. Indignant l O p lo m a lrlfll "Can ya Imagine. We're addin' on a coupla small rooms. They 111 Magnolia Ava. Phone 111 want 91860 just to throw on some paint and hang a frw draperies." Jolson said he snd hli wife triad to live a simple life In the Bon Fernando valley, but It wae hard. “ You just can't lead a normal life,” he grinned. "You have a butter, a maid, a cook, a platf at Palm Springe—and they aren’t de­ duct with the tax boys. And If you drive a jalopy out there, why they Doetses ear »o*rkIdem sod call you names. sfUnr tu b a .r llll.r. •Ut’hM n “ If you can get away for any­ thing less than ll.SOt) a week I'll cat it." r" ,u*w aW tW I.A itl tfccr* Jolson has a formula for staying Jrtlfc four Udnsrt or blkwn young—the tame formula men­ IbMwinillUonandlos.vthisbto, raMTsIlists. tioned long ago by Arietotle, Wlifi diaorOtrot kidney function permits 1«rear 653.“ "Nothing In excess." "I don't overeat, and 1 don’t oversleep," he said. "And Harry Truman gave me a good tip. He told me, 'if you quit, you die.' “ I know It sounds corny, but ^ ^ r i V 'a U ^ 'L i r s . u - i n ? I’ llONE 2H what I’d like to do Is go home npd 509 K. FIRST play with my kids. I don’t know how. "I'm a bigger success than I ever was. Now ] want to sit down and play—and I don't know how. That's what I want—and I don’t want. I’m a ham. I have to keep on singing, even if It's only In tny bathroom.” I asked Al what he liked read, and he saldt "Well, I don't waste my time CLEAN leading books about what will hap­ pen when the anlmnls tuke over the world. "To hell with Hint. The animals took over long ago.” All but that wulf. He'll never IHIH 11)17 get past Al's door. Dr. Henry McLaulin i through 94,000,000 to 510,000,000 in* greenbacks before he could croaa the Jolson threshold. I dropped In on the timeless mammy singer the other night, and found him still as energetic as a boy on a pogo stick. “ Come In, kid, he said, jaunty In a pigeon blue robe decorated with hit Initials In red. He bounc­ i .Q u ic g t t g u i r y g o H ed over to ’a hotel chair. “ This robe cost me $160,000," he remarked. "A broker gave it to me— but I bought some of hU stock.” For the next hour AI kept up a running fire of wisecracks on his past, present snd future. There's ■yinptomgofiHitwJ.v-7.iy!. ^ of one thing about the oldttmc enter­ *lt,i N t g i il li tainers— they put on as good n show for one listener as they do ‘'ur I h O) for a packed house. '• C lo r h fatly >i >Ui i u t b l i t r v t im e n V — At the moment Jolson Is still )■■•»•» Dr*e .litre collecting from “The Jolsun Story" liHumlll.i «% l i i i n t i Oman and waiting for the golden harvest 1iiirkiHh lira, rt, from "Julnun Sings Again" to roll In, He'. In the spot of a man who can’t make any morb money by Working—because of the tax laws —but h . .till want, to keep busy. Mr. Whisker, ha. got “ Sonny f r e n i C e n u n e n C tld s Boy” crying unci.. “ I had to pay a million dollars T h a i N U N ON In tax.* last year,” he grimaced. Crtumul ilun r.lievti plwnaii y because “ The worst thing is they wnnt you it sum right to tM Mato/the (rouble to .how receipt, and data. to help loosen and tape! germ laden “ I don’t even have dls*a, how'm phlegm sod aid nature to tooth* md I going to show ’em data." heal raw, teodar, ialemed bronchial The phone rang in the bedroom. mucous membraart. Tall four druggist It wa. his wife, Karle, calling to mII you a bottle of Cr*oauIi3oa from California. Jolson'* outinged with the undarttendlaj^you the way h quickly nUngrit the cough voice echoed Into the living mom “ What! Twelve hundred 'ml or you art to have your money hfrF fifty? Walt until I get out there. The I)hd rlet of Columbia has Don't do a thing until then. I'll call you day after tomorrow. What, H mIlea of railway. |t< HA* .tOYL* NEW YORK, Oil. 4—W — There s ■ Broadway saying that Al Jolson didn’t invent hokan—he u>t found a way to put It In the ■nk. And at M the king of achmalta i IOLLOWAY’S IN ORLANDO SANTORO HBRALD. SANFORDFLORIDA t a M B r a ft * s s jw a B gw ar* C * « fh t -------------* e » > K llt ll SEDAN A n good It) III FOHI) COU PE Use HERALD Want Ads 6 Pm a . rata* a se lM * tr ■asli aee UM Isanltas Mt ll*« I pse Ita . lautlUa ts it .. laM itt.i LSI le w PHONE 148 la M jsrnd la M in tee VMM Stair aa lasasematele II as .(M e swore ta •vm ?— issstst THE SANFORD HERALD VH'T—z i Mcdern furnished apartmanta. AHo efficiency apartment. •WDowntown of fir. atora. Takach Apartment*, 80S N. Park, Phona m u , American Floor Handing Machine with adger. H, M. Glaaaon, Laka . Mai v. Fla._______ ■_______ i THREE room a p T r t m s n t , • partially furnished, til. bath, acraanaa porches lovely large yard. Ideal fdr children to play In. Osteen, 8 mile, from Hanford. a C«I| WO or 138.1 for appointTm aqt, •_________ ^_______‘ ftftNT Bigelow Apartments, Langlay Bldg. 611 Park Avenue.___ • n s nlsltri room and Board In pri­ vate home for Oantleman. Box A. P. Care Herald. North of Rida In Thsatra. B P Z S e& s? "* FOR FARMS, homes, business CLARINET, practically new, , and acreag., see your *110.00. Cost *100.00. John A. Strout Realty Agency KHdnr, Phone 708-J. Orlc K. Mathlcux, Salesman TALBOTT’S Drive In—1113 Sun 1307 E. Second U n t l or pheM ford Ave. phono 1 lltfl-W onjntw-j. claimed furniture; 1 sofu and H lots on Orange Avenue. Leveled chair; t rocker; 1 oil stove; t «>rf. Fine bomgsites. 11,000, kitchen set; I diesser; l leu h„x, 1 100 down, 910 per month. etc. Phono 7H8-J, Hanford. Fried Shrimp Dinner, Served FOH HALE: Small house at Hit “ The Best Shrimp on earlli" W. 1ml. St. Priced right. Call every night at Homer's Urill, 370-W after 6;0I) P. M.________ 114 East 1st. Struct. Asbestos Aluminum Roof Couting. 4— Nm I Euluta Wanted— 1 Guaranteed to stop roof leaks, 13.29 Gal. WE HAVE BUYERS for all types of real estate. Demand require* HRNKAKIK Glaaa A Paint to. Phone 3JO. more listings. What have you? 09014 W. 9nd. St. RAYMOND M. HALL, REALTOR FOUR houses and land and farm­ HAM HlOHLEYMAN. Aapoclale ing implements; one Dodge car Hm. 4 Florida State Bank Bldg. and one Model A Fold. 2 milk goats, 1 nice pinto Horses. One t> ^ A r tic le * F o r H al* — 5 in all fur Rule until sold ut F. It. DYSON, 6th house Opp. Dr, W* both lose when you don’t linker's Dairy, Ht. 1 box 169, bring your proscrlptlona ta Hanford, Florida. Lnney’s. Phona 101. ENJOY Sunday dinner at Lan.y'a Lighter wood, approximately 150 mills, will take *11 cord. This 76c also week days. Lunches A w„„d bus to be moved at once. short orders. Hoy Put tin, P. (>. Box 1161, Han­ PL A NTS' FOR S A LE-Carnet Ion. ford, Fla., Piinlu Itoud, phone Snapdragon, Dlanthus, Sweet 1657-J. William, 96c do*.; 98.50 per too of one variety. Henry A. Russell Clarinet, Excellent condition. Inuulre 807 Magnolia Ave, Hevd Co. __________ SEWING MACHINES. New A gogI T a n d rad Factory rebuilt, W h o l a a a l a UXll Felt base rugs *8.96 _ Ptltaa, Phona 1004-W.________ Used Ire boles $14.96 Girls' second-hand bicycle. Reason­ All rnctnl utility rnhlnets $12.99 able. 1217 Oak. Single or Double maplo bed, cull spring and new cotton mat­ A mating Johnston’s "NO-ROACH” tress . ..... 924.U6 santltary coating kill. Roach** Ants, Water Bug. for montha. Old fashioned round oak dining table I lg il Pint 9LW. Half pint 89c. Bou­ $49.99 rnHint A Anderson.__________ _ Used 6 burner oil stove New 7 way floor lamps ... $9.99 HOT LUNCHES sarvad .vary Smoking stand* 91.49 day 11:90 to 2—with Horn* Platform Rockers ..............$19.99 Made roll* and corn Muffins. Reg. *811.1)6 sofa bed $69.1)0 Hamer*. Grill, 924 East let. Ah'inmjer Smith scatter rugs Street. • IF ITS A Briggs A Stratton En­ IH pc dish set—factory Imperfect gine Or Parta you Naed Baa v IU 9 A. U. ROSIER Cedar chest—natural finish $44,95 French and Cemmerrlal Hollywood hvatlhoard and ‘ legs yaur registeredt Briggs free with buxsprlng and Inner fiw B 1 and Strait— Paaftr spring mattress ... .......$49.90 MATHER OF HANFORD JOHNSOhTWax. Paste, Liquid A Phona 127 Glo-Coat Free use of floor 101-0U E. 1st SI. polish Usher with rltH each 2 Lb. or I Qt. murchase. S E N K A R 1K fllaae A Pal Palat Co. II— A K U L L K 8 v rA N T E D — • I l l - I l l W. ffd . HL____PA aw. 20 Place dealt aata Highest cash price paid for need Premium Paint gal. 98 86 furniture Ted Davla Furniture Fatigue Pant* A Jacket* aa. 91.90 Co. 911 E . 1st, Ph 991, Usad Tlrta ‘ HOYS Small bicycle, prefer In Tarpaulin*, Raincoats, good condition. P. O. Box 448, boota Snnfnrd, Fin, A R M Y -N A V Y S U R P LU S Hpeelnl Serviced NEW FLOORS surfaced to per­ fection. Old flours made like new. Finishing, cleaning A wax­ ing. Pin table power plant. 21 years experience In Sum Inole (’minty, H. M. (ileusnn, l.akl* Mnrv. __ FURNITURE uplailaterlng. watis fill'll on gonrnfitrrd. Fl ee Pick up and Delivery Write O. W. limns,'v Box H it. VENETIAN BUNDS made to or­ der. Seminole Venetian Blind Co. 810 W . Hnt. Bt. Phona 1161-W. _ _____ ORLANDO Morning Bentlnel. Or­ lando Evening Star, Call Ralph Ray. l D 1 6 - J . _____ _ From and upright Cocker teker Spaniel pupploa. ably priced. priced, Mra. Carl Moaa, phona 462-W, H IG H * Heautiful Colors, Easy On The Eyes Fui Bath Romm. Kitchen, All Wood Woik LU STE R FLOOR a iu l D E C K For Conuete Or Wood Quick Dtylng Hunt Finish All at Lower Prices There w iu None Better At Any Price Ih yOU WILL HE PLEASED WHEN YOU USE 11)17 IN T E H N A T T O N A L 2 T o n S ta k e. S evn v e ry U tile tiNe. CARMOTE PAINT WE CAN FURNISH PAINT FOH ANY SURFACE AND CLASS FOR EVERY PURPOSE I Hit) F O III) >| T o n . Cull P ln lto r m AltnoNl lik e new . r o l l ! ) COU PE Easy To Apply Fur Wood Or Plaster YOU CAN ALWAYS DEPEND ON OUR DUALITY PRODUCTS., OCR SUPERIOR SERVICE, PICK - U P T ld 'C K S It) Iti FOH I) - l u l l ALL AT LOW PRICES FOHI) - ItCtti F o l d ) , Call Stricldand-Morrison, Inc iin SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO Sim foiti’a Lending Point & Chins Store D E A LK It A U T H O IdX E D lor Kelialile Painlern who gunntntre their work 117 S, Park F ree Delivery Phone 209 Uy Huy C otlu O Z A R K IK E GALL 617 for Battery, Generator and Htartrr service. Swain's Battery Hervbe, 301 W. First St. LAWN MOWERS sharpened, bi­ cycles repaired, lock and key work. No waiting—work guar­ anteed. H. W. Shuman, 3IU East 4th. St., Sanford, Fla, (Foimerly with William* Klilt Shop). ELBCTHIC at ACKTYLKNK WELDING Sanford Motor A KqpL O* , 288 W. lal Street ARE You bothered at home with ants, spideis, loach'H, mollis and other Insect*, If an. Phone 807-J. Each Fog Joh guarunteed fur 90 days. Swank’* Fog Ser­ vice, Hanford, Fla. HOOKING, Painting Asbeeto* HI Ing, Building and repairs, I’ll. 1188 and #7-R._ MODERN FLOORS: Floor Hand­ ing ami Finishing. Portable Power Unit. No Joh too large, u» Job too small. Mmlernlxe your floors the Modern way. Fall 16711 for free estimates. Minima Floor Hui facing Co. 107 W. 1st. VODOPICH REFRIGERATION service; Commercial, Domestic. Also OIL HEATER INSTALLA­ TION. APPLIANCE SERVICE. Ph. 1140 or IB8-H._________ Auto painting ou; specialty, R« frlgeratora palnlad $16. Pick up ami delivery free. Reel’s Paint Shop, Phone 900 J. 13— N otlcfH — P tn w n g ln — III M IC K E Y M O U H E .... ... ................. ........................ £ 2 ---- ----- ------ ^ J l » a c t lB B WAV® T 7 -^ r 3 : f S « .. 1 M I S V M B t t B . N ■/ f ' T ' i ' f A I N 'T IT , ASA’A V I ^ *^21 ryVATCH T W B -’C P P B I? PA «D N Bai ACM VlTTLBSI %?ZZo‘2t Kindergarten now open at 307 Oak Ave. Phone 1098-R. Mrs. P, S. Vernay, Director. /tiNir^ri 8w**rHamlin o ra n ca a ril bushel. 7— V ttA -L iv w lo c k -H iiF p llM B . W . L o r d , Phono 7W - W . i » naw, ■ • * ■ i — I'd UN ever F°h p IHT house S O F T -G L O S S C H E HOI. K T 1 >i T o n Strike, only Ititltl m iles. t'U U I’ E CARM0TE K O T A LL TRUCKS T tR P i — 5 12— M IL D E W EXTRA iti;i7 A r tic le d F o r Nat# g hhRoucii SPECIALS Passenger Cars /6{OHTLUh J N A M E L and V A IIN IS H H u n k d ryln K . U «"K U t»l"'d P o rce la in w lilte — w ill n ot y ellow STRICKLAND MORRISON, INC 1IM2 MEKUUItY S E D A N PO N TIA C S E D A N PLYM O U TH S E D A N .'i— Heal K a lita F or Hmla— 2 IV— C W itty Lost: Two carton* of drosses marked Florida Fathlons, Han­ ford, Fla. on 2nd BL or Mellon • villa Ave. Raturn lo Tamlaml Trail Tours, phoqe 11, IS ^ A U T O M O B IL E S w m — — Id i..--- f o r Bale— Ford 199* Pickup $99.oo also Ford IMd 1 % Ton Flat Bad iu o.oo, Bat Mr. Morgan, New Phllllpii Housing Job. Nice Hudson family car. low mile­ age far *ald oh trim* aa part - • s M f f i M v . .. . L -,.v; ■ •. ...... v> I -• j . A . . V . V v «■^ ’ �x> P ?*:* .fcw ri THURSDAY OCT. 9, l«4 f THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA gueet her cousin of South Oorolino. M lu Katherine Lltch arrives today from * vocation spent In Main* and Maaaachuaotta, Mrs. Libby Rlchardsorl of StetAn executive board meeting o f the P. T. A. will ba Mid Tuesday aon University be Ran nor claw* *t lilB P.; M. at the school library. In public schofit muaw at Ihr En­ All members are urged to I* pre- terprise achool Monday. ’ •fnt. .•/• Irvin Hamilton of Pahokee was the weekend guest of htx mother Mrs. 0. M. Hamilton. Mrs. l.urey Dobson of Jackson­ ville spent the weekend with her SOUTHAMPTON, « n g 1a n d, •liter Mrs. J. W. Padgett and Ort. fl—</P)—1The Rlshnp of Lon­ family. don said today he was surprised Mra. Ida llaselden of Stone Is­ lo find that 50 per cent of land Is visiting her son J. 8. llasel- Americans "have no religion at den and wife In Tampa. Mr. and Mrs.. Chester Canada •re spending some Mine with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. R. Can­ ada before movliiR In Orlnndo where Mr. Canada Is employed. Miss Harriet Trumbull was the guest of friends last week. Miss Trumbull la now located at hci new home In Winter Perk. Miss ■Rnxann Henderson spent the weekend In-Orlando where she attended1the Youth Conference as a delegate .from thn Christian Church of Detand. Mr. and Mra. D. Scmona and Mr. and Mra. Clayton of Lake American Helen' Were guest* of Mr. and to date Enterprise .Notes l-ondnn Bishop Finds tl. S. Lack Of Religion Miami Judge Fines Beach Men' $1200 For Contempt. MIAMI, Fla., Oct. 5— G P )Thren attorneys and the prestdent of the Miami' Reach Citlsen's league were fined a total r.f $1,200 today hy Circuit Judge Holt on charges George „ .. of . ontempf of court. Attorney David Holier was fined $5()fi and attorneya R. K. Hell and C. Frederic Rrown each fined $100. Herbert Scott Young, f'ltlien’a league President, waa fined $500. ■fudge Unit ordered the quar­ tet held In Jail in the event they failed to pay the fines into the Registry of the Circuit Court, Judge Holt adjudged thn four in contempt fnr theik artlons in treking to have the frdnral court issue an injunction restalnlug the llelmar Hotel from hulk. I.eadlnig and contiuting a - wiinmlng pool on _oceanfront property. Thn action came after Judge Holt previously had denied a re­ straining order and had threatenid to Jail the entire Miami Reach City council unless it Issued con­ struction permits. the little woman eeytng 1 nothin* to wear1'" Miu Rwe aeys ‘ he *, . rniDAV Sinn W ssta rn 1:11 TiOO W e s l t r n Jam b ors* T h s T O'c lock Club Silo Nsw* Jambnras lie s Club 7:1b News SiOO t'n|iulsr -Music i : i n Mornin g tie vollona aien m . uuu in Mosin Sion Wurl.l *1 Nine i»: I» V s r l s l r *•:/> I’miiitar Miolr inion I " ; lb IW:I0 llifln li lo M ill exercised by the speed with whien ‘now look" *rew old, appar­ Oct. a -'tU V - the ■ Qulch-change fashions may be re­ ently to be replaced by flapM* sponsible for moth divorce, a style* of the 'Btts—short eventa* flit lower waistlines, fit! leading movie designeT suggested gowns, chests. today. ' "This constant change Is rldietaking a sharp crack at her ulous," she said. "Clothes should sisters and brothers In the trade, he designed to remain In style for Helen Rose of M-G-M said: two or three years, which is tha "We who decree what women average life of a garment's fab­ will wear are directly responsible ric. One of these days, American The citron Is one of the oldest for helping balance every family's women will realise that they are citrus fruit* known to men, end budget. Most divorces are due to bring victimised hy a few moneyis mentioned In the eerly pert of money squabbles, and 1 wouldn't mad designers—and do something he a Mt surprised surprise* If ** they alert by I shout it. HOLLYWOOD. World at Noon T h s Rand W agon Hem. f a r m Notes I'ln lf|, I'nrsilc A ll o y - A l l l r l - a Muslr Oil). New. Morrow,il. On-hnetra * Hlar Mnrnlna V arie ty Muslu H a w aii F ellowship Prg. Musical Va rietie s Mur None lls n r h The lle p ils t Ilnur Tmlay'e Hlar ll lle A Headlines Your Memory Hons* Your Mem ory Hon|i Muslr taiv ers l ’ rn*r«m My llet|u*st T l e . Rh ythm Hour T o r ll rla h l Hp.it News T w l- I . lle Honas Awggfgf YWeeria Offer COtilqrctn Jlqt'm q Os tsc| S t f r c 3 SIC SAYS GREATEST T h u r F r ilS e t VERY EASY TERMS MATHER'S boasts the sealeal rredlt terma In town. Why not take advantage of them. See all of our values lemeeraw I tegular evetyda gel TWO lot iuit Corn, Callous Bunion Pads <2•3 0 *7 25* Mercurochrome 0 f0«2 f i c I’M. •OTTLE—lA V f M*...........- ..... m m mm%3 INNERSPItlNG MATTRESS FOLDING COT BEDS . WMh Inner Spring Mattre** FREEwith< purchase it DRUGDEP during this ONE-CENT The tieat In qleop hy famous Simmonnl Dependable coll springs — ncores of them — In cotton folt enclosed In handHotttH striped ticking. Very heady for the smell SALE! R <• q u Ia r I y 39 ^ 4 9 . C A LA M IN E 0 LOTIOM-8-tt. ^ t IOTTLL 8AVC 41*.... Wm R fle 9U -= ! r ; Luxury 1 Mint* or Fmtt Drops METAL BEDS > ,2 * 6 STUDIO COUCH BY SOUTHERN CROSS Fomnus for tope In com fort!!. Easily changed from couch to a big double bed! Coll.spring construction,. Flna covers! What a buy! H lf g a d fo r H t e d n Outefc-acrini Awteeld. Glycerin A Rosewater Full 4-eunco 81m RKDSPRINOS •Inn >•»i F. j«A»*P** �c \ mm •7T'T~^ v mm V . ’■ Hatty .W r B b ft b ' to Um WwMi T I IE W E A T H E R 3 T J» Awria, fee B u i w i ■-*ii t • IrOLUMK xxxx ^ a t t fa r it AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R it e r a t e > SANFORD, FLORIDA* FRIDAY OCT. 7. HMD TT U. S Budget Above |2 111 IB WASHINGTON, U * 1-<® —The government'* i ficit climbed uoo.ouo mark in itttk aaor the# ■tree month* after thl* fiscal ftiral year began July 1. The Trea*tiry reported today t h a t , ’>ro"eh Wednesday, hudyet egpendlturee eaceedad receipt* by rL',0'Jl.HUV,036.fi3 for.fiscal lOftu to dale. Estimate! on the final -bowing when the year imda neat June 30 range from a 48,1)00,000,000 deficit to abo< ‘ ut f t * 1)00,000,000. Adminlatration Adminielrktli **• pert* recently have pinned iheir gueaeea on about M.000,003,000. Vote Is Expected On ? Farm Bill Tonight; Senate Accepts Ban On ‘ U. S, S a l e s Tourist A ds M S Montgomery Says Ad­ vertising For Tour­ ists Will Do Most Good In Least Time TALLAHASSEE; Oct. 7- t/l > Advertiismsnts to tllrsct tuumti to Florida will got tha bulk uf thr StateAdvertisingCommisrion tuiul. for paid space thit year. The Commission today leniatite |yset up1232,000 of its *42>.tHH) available during this fist el yr*i for use inbuying paid adrrrtisiiiK Of ihtli 9172,000 was set *tiJr to be spent on touriil piomulum ads and 930,000 apieca for oului trial and agricultural promotion j,l * j^ ^ m ^ p p f y and danuuy^ed | ................. 2BBS.. enftaaad-tbo BraSnan letter tha li® eaeion yd an ........ amendment S R nt 'intended I ^vei|t*, We o f goverpmedt-owned g t . _ , ------ --------- and might euipmpdltlet from “ breaking mar ttnt*. •; ’- i Tha S proapeeta Jog; ket prices." strike settlement gut ‘ A ir eernent to retlrlctlona talk* bf govarnment stocks— ac- •tors and LOwHIdokg There waa one Mi (|utra<\ under price-(upper ting th* labor front; Tha j loan* •or purchatee-^eame on lionet Longshoremen's u* (Ceallaae* II* Page T *IH ) 1 Bead, 2 Injured As Trains On Same •Track C o llid e PENSACOLA, Oet/ T-W P)— A Louisville A Nsshvllle passenger train, running Ift Mtnutaa late, s plowed (nt* tha rear and o f a freight train here today, killing one man and injuring two pass angers. Ambulance driver* Identified the dtod man from papara on his body as William (1. rltiverald, middle <A aged Chickasaw, Ala., resident Charles W estrcm / 71. Holly wood, Calif., and R oN ft M . Rue sell,-; .... 94, . Dutton, * A M ., w a r e brought to a Psnsacdm hospital. Attendant* said they, Lup m the collision. Conductor A, Ei Whipple, tacbla; said the eoutRMund tenter train was running' 8ft minutto lata when It 'eraihed tha'freight about four mile* north if Pensacola. ' * ° With hls whlitl seres mi ng .a wanting. Chari#* " rhbourg, U . Pcnsacpfa, tha en th a .a lt brake* oi train engine to tha IbCto-' r { Tha crash ipliatorad th freight'* reboose, and wrack* light ears. T, h r angina at end a baggage ear l e f t ' th# rail*, but rapgm ad up­ r ig h t.1 ii nth ”ii H Q W .W W H J ■ nt#rpj‘ housemen's Uplon and anan lievndorlnefirm* agreedtosettle Hewall'* five m nth old striaa. Tb* .om union'* 8,000 dq#rk 'w o n a ra ' rati fled th* egreemantI w l which prdvlde* *# far * MV hour. Th* union etruel boost of 33 cents. . An Immediate back-fo^woeh orment of non-st•vgdorlng Iteufs In ports other than ,Ho|imHP).. Row* over early agreement was #f * and docks, strike-bound i t, were expected tp.be Jin a normal rat* next Th* meeting InW dai <*d by Chlrtg broke U] tietwaen Lewis' a new coal con set f a r resu ferences which going all aui phur fiprir), ,kjv .% : Central Iron Harrlsbur midnight, have rafui Insurance t* A walkout h f Id# the shutdown Hardware Works,. * Or* boats weri (Caastoaed Harry Clair “ nL athmfar t« . and a (Harter yhangd Club.of and was a nu Woodmen of -Survivors fnei Hr*. Leila tdrn •John .Montgomery, Vice chair man the cootniiaslon.-eild thw dech it .Jo spend the most money mi tourist advertising grew um uf a belief that It would do the most goad in the shortest t|m*. ' “The Commission la late gutting It* program for this year under­ way because until the special K U « W ■Mreelon tax program _ ■rbl of wae passed, It Wa* doubtful Its available fund* and It d*ri-ired selection uf agencies hi carry out week. Montgomery eald It the lourl*' promotion campaign really works, It will result In boosting mvanu'i /mm th* new tale* tai ami other levies end thereby increase chance* fur the Commission to get release Ilf it* entire fbOO.Otlt) annual ap­ propriation. Commissioner uf Agriculture Nathan Mayo eald h* would Ilk* to **« th* apportionment! fur agri­ cultural and Industrial advertising Increased “ when w* get over thl* hump." The Commission this year for the -first Uma Is separating the handling of Us. advertising into three field*. , August Dorr Advening, Inc., of Miami will have charge of all tourist adveitiling; Industrial pro­ motion will ba III the hand* of Har­ ry QUsdnau, l|ic>, ol lamp*, and agricultural advertising will he handled by Auguil Burg hard, Inc., uf Fort Lauderdale. .Heretofore, on* agency ha* handled all advertising for Urn Commission ahd most of the ad­ vertisement* have covered aeveral oi th* state’* attraction* at the sain* time. a fHggATIMNg IKIIS and early morning shower* failed lu damp*n the spirits ol humli«,li of fans (left), many ot whom spent Ih* night Just outside th* enliuuc* gat* lu 111* bl**ch«r* el Yankee Sl.ulmm, New York. In Brcoklyn, one of the largest crowd*ever assembled outtlrU Uoruiigh Hull (right) gutlivrs lu, liver the Dodger* on to victory. An osllmated g00,00*person* tui lied out to take part lu th* memoim-a. (Inlrruullundl) Tokyo Rose Is Sentenced To 10 Missing Plane Is Years lu Prison, $10,000 Fine Found With Nine Soldiers Killed American Legion Denounces Welfare State * National Commander ■Tells AFL About Kvils Of Socialism _____ ST. RAUL, Minn., Oct. 7 - 0 ’) *,-1 | s . | ,f brIimimI iOinmdflUfr ol Inr Amrtiian l.rgmn warnrd today tbcir air tun many demand) lot incrra>rd guvriument letvirr* dr ms utli itlmh may lead tu a "Wrl (air . Slatr." Mi> warning came in • iprr,Ii pitpaicd (ui delivery *t tb* ua tinnal AEI. convrnlion, which unly veslriday went down thr linr agem for a broadened frderat Social Sr curity law, irdrrai aid (or houiing, and Pmidrnt Truman's hrallb in suranrr plan. "Tbrrr is a growing diipontinn on thr part uf inoie and moir ul our pmplr lu lurtrndrr thrir lights and freedoms, hit by bit, in return (or iiivrrnmrnt jfu«>en1*rs ul thru present And future security," Gnu gr N. Craig, the Legion's lop Ipukrimen. said, ASIII VII l.l . N k*. Clsi 7 (A‘) IVAquInu salil: 71 •• Uitnqi’ i loin llullm.in trpo licit "^ "i 1-mintn t iii'lti'vi.. infly wnutd iid.lm* tu jail. I itlit everything' ib.it .ill mite inch jlm.iiil an cmihl fur ilu* American*.’’ | ,„ ,r ('4 7 n.in.in.,I dial , ., ■ . Tim ■uuti-iwr suuti'ii.c upimareil uppvareil tu sttm the ’t.T-Scai-util woman who albod »t.tali,'*l m ibe m.iuiilaius near with duwmii.t ryi-a, body stiffly line were dead, ten-i'il ami liaml* clusimil hahlrnl1 1Ip wirckag* id the plane was her. fiiiiiid six milrs Irum llir Blur Bln' bail lu'cn stunding for hI Ridge Parkway, ihirr-ipiatlrn ui most n hiilf Iioiii while Di-fcn-i' a mitr down oil llir r,i»t udr uf Attorney Wnynn Ciillln* pleaded foV the mmlmiiiii Hviitnnce- -fIvi- Mount Mitrhrll, highi')! Iitnuillnill »!•■. """.'V .... .. ..... fh*’ »'"■ -'.mi <d the Mis'Nuppi *100 f iim* I Ik* iiiNximum in said .l i.iliir Walilru U' CNilllim Nuiit hi* would n|*|m-uI nihI . I lulftll.tll .. mk [ui In fur hi* rln-nl nest ' Uall irputlrd i him that In vrrk. if In- fails, Tokyo |(u*|. will had -rrli thr tti',Lagr and that ,f'* •“ “ f'drrul pilsno, pmliablt all riinr mm writ ,|r.,d and llir i hr 1'i'ili'inl Hr fin ii idt ui y f plahr hlilttrd Mr -aid that Mill Vn . vVomru in Alilrrsun, W. whrrr MlIdird “ Axt* Hiilly" till told him tine ul ihr t it tmu *p |llr„( |„., ,„„ntripart In tlm Ku patmlly had nawlrd lium thr t.inkagr and wa. hunted. Impean up* wm tlirater, I* Imld if Mi*. D'Aiiulnu full* in hr Thi‘ plane wa- fuiiiul a* gmiind light In kri'p Ullt uf priholi ill. mid air group* tirgiin thrir sn'iimt would hr I'llgllilr fur pninl,' uflci day «f searching. ,11 -ervlng uiip-thlTii of her n-litimcr. nlp*Ub**r*r» will ln*lud* thraaneihew*, Jamaa Meade, SI*hard and ert Fax, and Denver Cmtoll, iph Fant and S. 0. Ctwaa, Jr. ll'eailaae* oa page Blgbll lOeaiiaae* ua Paae Kiahir Capt. Croinmelin Wa* Skipper Of Enterprise, Hero Of Pacific By Rl'Tll COWAN WASHINGTON) O d . 7 — (4*)- Whal manner of man is Capt. John G. Crommelin Jr.? In appdaranca, tha kay man in th* current uproar about ,N*vy mu­ ral* ii slim, and two inch** *borl of *ta faat Ha weighs I7U pnund*. Ha has a quick rangy ilrid*. t - - Ha hat lanoy blond hail and hit bin# *y*t can look at you very straight and sharply. Hi* lined ♦ t v ------ ------------------- -------------fac* Indicate* hi* lnn*r t.nton.s. I ln , Viallon. Hut first tlm Last Sunday ha wa* 47 y««r* x #ay raqulrrd he spend two year* old. H* wa. born In Montgomery. 4 . di ty. Thji d^n# ,1# weIlt to A,u' . . ih* Naval Air Station at FanHe had a distinguished war rr , coj# « a cord. And very ahorlly ha wa. du. ^ |h; |tmB h# flnllhrll hU to b . con.id.red for promotion to l i n i n g in 1028 until the out™ hrgMt of th* war h* had a variety HI* friends say h* ha* th* t*n- , .... t . . . . . aclty of a bulldog. H* I* politic* j •vlatiou assignments that gave in his conviction!. I ,ll» aatonslv* training. Aa a pilot ho ia ratad "tops". When war cam* h* was on duty R*ar A dmItob K m tin * ^ { 1 •_>J!n Washington, In June, 1042. he head of th* Naval Air Training waa aaaign*d to tha Carrier Enprogram, daacrlbad him aa "a** of tna graatoat naval aviator* of •tori**. WhU* Crommclin **rv*d with allUhto." E " it participated in th* of Guadalcanal and In of tha Stowart la- tilluu 7—(/ft W. Itadtord ilfrlnri-,1 I,win) Hi., | 11,,, .Hr t’urir ''underuillird uiiitlratlon'f H> IniiMi'bliiu n- ll-.iti prugram w i t h o u t prii|u-r i liordlnallod »lth oi her Hi-rtiir*. lie said th* split mi» In,* ki,„ 11, i» "malign) mil proportion..." II, e I'adflc fleet fouiuun.lui. i■—i if>lit^ be­ fore n llnii-t- , oniiiililaa, label- BERLIN, o ,i / i, pi i hr l.u l Geriii.ni Itrpulih, Himi.t', newest satrllilr was pio, l.tum-J nl Ihr Air I'or, <•'- proud H -lf "a lillllnu doll,ii liloiniur", imlay under ilir lesdcniup ot Gei W A SIIIV . iun n .i / men Cnmmuiutit The Grriniii I'soplrr t'ouiuil. f Atlrniial Anhui V\ l.ulfurd luld hcietufoi* a pioSonsi |>i.l .11- (uiigint In,In il.«t . in cnlrating Inrun) wilbuiil .mv Icqal pnivcn. Amniian mihi.m -tinmih in the mlrd unanimuuilv to brmmc im­ An I'oiirs lug ll i(> I....ihcr is "j| mediately thr luitrr llnilir ul thr hid gamldr will, n .inut,I tenuity. ' "Gfininn Dnii.i. i.tli, Krpiihhi " (hr llirniy id , , hraji alld easy Thr Grjm.iu. it liavr two se­ m im y” ihiniiwl, -u.itrgit bumbing parate irgimn thr unr Itu thr I, lllltliuild. H ull..1.1 llri laictl, Ka.ll..id it .1 ) In-lnir m ujn-ri tes'.ulrni part <d thr iniinlry r*t.sli*lird today ami llir ircrutly bumril sliin ul thr lluii r \iuird .SgivicO* I In i uiniuillire «{SVa West tiriman 1 r miiiirni which l umiinllri' has aullionit m thr Aim-in an. Hn iiai.il ultnri, ui uppiiituniiy (or lid) ami I'lriuh .... up,ilmn irnir. thr lint liiiir In m ,| the (apllof A I'l'rsiilriit, li.iiilfi unit lull thru thill'll III IK mill nlhel aimed Culilurl fui tin- Fust (ii-rninu It,- trivnn u.ci hifK tmiit.iiy puhty. uiililh- will l.i' ntiiii'il iii'Vt ivn-k. Katlluttl - ,1 it■nu'iii was lust Thr new Hud rrgimi- was Imilt up without tin- furmuhty uf I'li'i'tiun* givru the I Lul-.' pi up at a limed ill a wrrk uf luti'ii-ivii Suvii l fus- srssuui vc.-hi'l.n tl»n thr piuleit li'ii-d liiupituumln I'm-i-dliig thr piiii-lamatlmi uf u| ^ccirtaiy id thr Nan Matthew^, Itu- now tfuvvi litiirnt liu- I'l'upir'n tllr I'UIIUHIlIri' dr. ulrd ha sltuuld t’iuuull iitiaiilinmi*lv aduptcl u makr it again pul.In It miinlfrsl* nil (liTllian* which Matthew. I,,nit thr pmiliuii that thr Communist Crima) Cummitti. had drawn up Tim uiumfi'st.. cull nalluii.fi sc, milt iiughi In damaged Tor a fight aiirnliiHt the Writ (In d Kailtnid . 1 1 it.. it n r made pub­ mau, l(*pilli[n' by » “ Nuliun d lic, f ’ul llii: viiinuullr* t.itrd tuaa Frnnl, itlrlu’dlng' nlruirnta with •t U Null past who pr>,iuiii<d tu lu* down. ll !o li Tin t'i'iiliiiil ii e tun In to Jind uuk| lil'lliociuli III till’ fllflllr, Hull, tlm Kuil .mil Wv-l leva ill. ttl'v mum Nutt nn-li -likr tha Ctdllh. illi'iiti liupr ullimutely tu l,r thu #*»4*|ifiuU«I t ap!. .ImImi uivlui think Minia| iiiul gpvri umriit fm nil tlrrnmny. In Put I* I'rrsnicnl Vlucrnl Ant i f l idyili'V' III I lie MVIk HVJYICD Art, lul uf Frailer tried In vatu t«» find IiiMKk Minn a a y hy picsvnti lit* i‘j I 'll) •1 A lil'W FrmiL’h pii'lllU'i tu lend lliv Ji nev |u»li( (i v. Siuiti’ ut IhcNi' nilii'ct h fnit| th.u uni tun tin,ulgll it* pieirul I'cuii Ihi- V11 ft' *11t v* atiil it*- liihiiiuilk* umlc nil,I pulllli'iil itI«i». I.ill,hi 1,'inlrr- writ' ililvlng fm u united 11lulltal Imtiihn ate hi'ing taViJttiJ (mill „ii,l ,‘Vi'u linprd In lu lug In mVcl Mu' Navy j111 41 il?» atoil I It f uclliri I'ninmiliilit .ilnl CaltinlU' I Ilium"* Hi ih'lmm* §dinih lllliuh- ,11 I, IlllK' ih'iniuuilllg gl'lll'l II want* U'M'UH’i. I'M’lin. l Ill-ill l IJiuudlr. a full stl'l Vatlk •' WU* full'l'lt In IVhlRII I'*' I AI Mic maMia, Isfid (tu 11 Iulii ik I i-finimiitcu tlii*t iivi'c-MiaiN uii tilt I iicti iif*c [llii 1illlllM HIM) III l Li till FIi 1 \1 (id III*| M | (lMt lli* I k" lh *4 ‘' “ li d t iUMAf | wuh ii|i))UAit! tu vkHK»* tu t'irri ■*(**» hml IiIn t'OlilHli mi |f4»VB"#ii tit* nt toll" N|illl toll *••«* Nirn Vktth till* u*ft Mi 1|1(i.i(il'l «iV M rs»ili.Il* (Ml. | I still la.tFsl (Ms I'HSC • l*toM p in iv p i .iiitl (lit* |itrlvl njijMiHihii tli» Ml (Ml t ’*|) Uf I III* '•••' h Ih JIMu M )•» .la.yctTH lMitlor.se thl* f I HIM KmiHC I‘ **ll« lllf ••#! Mil ith iiimhi mt Ioun |i#i1»li«’ mI »t UU h» | moir (halt u yi*u< ■ In Mumiiw it viin* t Thr foresters -aid thr plaltr sS _. A________ mhu« bri___ (or Ainu <#. Kill* " ill Her hlPihalul, Fi'lipc. -llii- fm lapan today alumni llir I’ui'lfir . rnshril In a heavily ttmhrrrd air* I j(.BVr pmmrruw im l.umluii IDnear a rough road nurr thr lint u,||| will) ntlirr lop I’ S I'ar Fail I.Inr ship Ttudr Wind* uf a hmihrr rollrniiil dlplumat* of Fuslrtn Kuruprnn Ivn ttii- I'unvirtcd Kept i!ll uf Thr rangers *igtii"d llir turn ( I'unutrlr* The minntineciurul thill nr I'uiint uf iira su n : hiua.h iiHtlng tup almut 7:31) A. M, un hum 'Inin iiiiiutn diplomat*” would bo a ftrr till' liattlii uf l.pyli' snlllii aftrr rraunilng llir hunt. Half an tulli-d tugether fui lufnimiil talk, ihlng liki1 this: , . . ii '""ii waa rnnilrrd fm llirin tu get „n,| ,-nt,uiigo „ f Infuiniailun wa, “ Now you fellows liavr lu*t all (|| ||l(< w rw ||l undo bv the Slate ihpailumni in mill -hips, you ary, really mphans While fog shimull'd llir Idg, bid- Washington yesU'tduy. "f Ihr ITirlflr. Iluw air yon going sum covrrrd muuntiiin last night, >u get home?" Hull said h* and ullier rnngrrs Uamden Mann Killer The jury nrquilletl her u f seven -tmlird teports ,,f persuns who Is Found liiHune liter remits uf traasuu. -aid they had heard uu rxplosiuli At hn trial, the l.us Angrlrs abunt 11:30 A. M. Wednesday. l AMI'KN. N. I., It. I 7 iAt t.orn woman denied flatly sh* aver With thoir knowlegu uf the Irrutada such a broadcast as thr ruin they were able lu push dl- 1‘ iyi-hiuti tsts tnilirv f»mid t'nm ,|on'- mass klllei lluwurd II t'n l l s s i l s H * tia rea* k ls s u l.ayt# aftermath. Her defense gen mil In-ane. Fruseeulm Miteliell II •rally wu. that some seven other Culien -aid he will be soul tu an women filled in fur hvi at the (.'oinmittec Leaven Inna no o.yium willmut ever stum' , microphone when aha was absent, To Inspect Stadium lug 1 1 1iiI fur the slatighter uf 13 “ The American Legion wants a stair of welfare til America lull not a Welfare .State,” Craig derlat rd. Hr di’flmiil a "Welfare Htale" Services To Be Held as una which "accept* full resuoii for acnnomlc needs of Its For T. Mesde Fox slldllty dtiiens." Craig said tha Legion Is unr Funeral aervtc** for T. M*ad* hundred per cunt behind a “ gmw ■he eald she tried to lift Anieri- Fox, tJ8, lifelong resldevit of Banford, who died yeiterday morning. In a local IwwIUl alter a brief Hint**, will be be d Saturday morning at HU# o'clock at th* Fo* home atTsOd fark Avenue with th# Rav. W- V . Brook* »*l< the Rev. H L. Zlmmarman o f­ ficiating. lnlnrment will b« In Lakaview Cemetery., Frlanda M rrequestad to optit flower* and .to donate Initaad.to the cancer ftlMii Chapman, ehairr Foundation, 909 H< Mr, Fox' was local of the Amertegn Fire and C Co. and waa p member American Legion, the Maeona, and attended to# Flrat Baptist Church. Survivor# ar# a . *t*Mr. Mlie Martha Qwynn Fog, Hanford, a brother, W. Gw»nn Fog of Saraaota, save* nephew* and two It tSHIM. Ul\. t)ct — Ailonrul Soviet 2one Becomes Newest Satellite In Answer To West vertlsing. Thomae, committee chairman, *d Min* Workers'. , told reportera that If'th e Young.Advertising director Howr Sailln The mjncrs wstf •(lid last hr Mid Russell 00 per cent' amendment ia SAN ERANlTSt'O. Oct. 7— (A’) lukyu Hmr, who "couldu'l heb f the remaining 9210,000, thr defeated he will offer the originkl strive. Lewie, with his hat bri** hr>r they would rend me to jail” , loduv faced ID vr.,,« m prison and • C o m m issio n will uir about lotl.INNl Brennan plan a n aubatitute for hiding hi* famotil eyebrows,, istfl far its newt and photo Iiu im ii $10,000 linr in uddilutn in (he slignu of being u u.uitir. the flexible price bill. rthing to report#^S*> joitwid #50.000 T U tlunuuilivr funner UCLA toed whoir irul name is Mrs. Air Force C-47 Trans• The P*-annan plan—rejected bp m for publication oi tmoklrl, both the H om e and the Senate— the conference behind.c|***ddfors. 'did other printing! 925,000 lor | Iv« D'Aqumn iiood in ulijeri silence u> h'ederai Jmlur Michael J, Roche nort Crashes Into propuaad a ayatam of ■. V pii.miuiired -I'litincu. •spring pklute advertising aud the a Mount M i t c h e l l ' paym edr’ eubaidlM to «rmlwl£r! • f a .Shortly before Ihe enwrt pro ?gl pertahable .farm i producte Inatead Chlng and hm raft''for administration. imuiuvil Judgiiii'tii yosteiday Mrs, I any comment, et Tlteorv Of Cheap And [Easy Victory In War Is bangerous, Fleet Chief Says East Germans Proclaim New Red Republic WASHINGTON. Oct. T—«,t*i — Dr. Edwin U. Hours*, rhslrmae of tha Ice sa a k AilvUim Council, said today that »itli gaad aunagamaat the nallon'* proa pertly will eautlnuv lUU year and "abauM conliiiur tbraugh IPM." "Bdt the strike* are the key to'theM tusilon.'ha told reporters after prrnenitag the raaMlff: third quarter­ ly rbpart t* IPtaM w l Truman. He said tnat If the coal .ml steel strikes or# settled Mlthlt, a montk, the country could »ut mount whatever dlfflcultle* en sue. Conciliation la Begun WitB Uwia No- 294 Admiral Radford Attacks B-36 As ||| Unsound Gamble $ 1 7 2 ,« i F « , WASHINGTON, "(k i. 7— (/P i— I Secretary of A|iicultMie Siannan junked into the siitling Senate coptroreny over farm price »upport* today with a letter to Chtir, aun Elfitr Thomaa (DDkle) of .‘*Ah# Senate Agriculture Committee. Ttiomei claimed the Brannan latter backed e flat 90 per cent of parity for baric crop*—-cotn. wheat a 1 ||« •j cation, tobacco, tie* and peenuu, / U l Q IT 1 I1 1 C U w B C l f f in preference to the fu u b le 75 to r * 90 percent rupport plannowpendProspect! Reported tugAs Not Good For • It WM • l*»ltl* *Tt | *•>** 90 per ctni amendment iporraored by S*nImmediate Accord )atm Ruriell (D-Ga) and Young (R-ND) that forcgdiSaaalt lead­ WASHINGTOnTPcA. 7-Hfhen to'tend the kill back to com- Jobn L Lewis and Utdmg toft mittaaearlier thit weak. coal operators sat down with Cqg• Majority leader Luca* (D-lll) cilialion Chief Cyru* Chjng today -and Senator Andanon (D-NM), in a government n*pv« to end the "who preceded Brannrn ai Secre­ 19-dny-old coal tlrikf. 1 ■ tary of Agriculture, •r*' urging Lewis strode into tbp meetiag **■ adoption of tha flexible price rup- companied by Vicg President port bill with action expected later fhomg* Kennedy .sad Searftatf*)today. Treaiurer John Owens ot the unit' Aaaoetgtad Praaa Lagged W ire Statd Okeya :rs:a P*rtly rlumty mid mild through Heturdsy. Hritf afternoon shower* likely. |, ei,p i c un a C nm deii street mi IMati I1or Building: ( V ii Ut I’ or Vouth Ilia . t i l l , ...... . III III.' 1‘o u r lll I I iiio' s ■- 1) i.l ■y on ‘ a sed Hi* |,taii as inosi-nl.il by Maiiuii liar* i.nii fm I ho oiiutimi at a I llle • . i in in .Niiufoid Im lIm yuiilh I till' I'tiuimunil)' i ai.,I as 4 in . hug piitoo tin oil' 'l.u s s 11 j i, iiiu i' u i i -u u i 4- , >t so« Ii ■/lit I" ll'- idiii a ai i' ullt tiH'l idl'd ll' Itaunan l-.i lu "mis' lt> :i giving "I tllll* ii, ,! . ll,ul In pieHouling Da pi in,' Mi lllllluoll lllllllkod llir .taV,'i'i fm (lion suppi'il and In. lala Dial ho Mill cutilllinv tu walk I., inalio |iiu)oi'i lb*i uik o liu* liu- pi I'ji'i't 'i iirald> r a i d ) ih ut I ' " l i i i o i l by I allv lr liuil(- liu la , I \\ , In publicly lii nil, amt cumI'hm.'i t Mm lull llaiiiiin l.u Ilf* .. i ng iffrul lli lu ngl’ig sllll uni ,,,iiiig sin Ii a ..... iiu«nl*b)* ........ m u m t y pinjcci lu il.o p « o p l r S ppi ii moI Mu orgrthlrutioiis uf danfurd, The decision rami' uftcr a I I......... In." the icsuliithni itnUd hi itumlh luriK study "f lliirtih ul the ,i 1 Now lorsvy Hlule liuspllai at i..’ntgu W ilhaiii' an exiK-utiVil Trenton iiicctoi uf the ll.mi.l uf Cuntutl*I'sy.liiatrisls lelmrted lu Cohen luiicrs „f the iiaiifuid II,lining tudav tlittt they fuuiiil t'nrull lu | AuMim tty, I.irllin- ,| the plan (<lc ho "a o,use of domouMu ptaecox." | It low post liuipubg iirugraiu ill Ih-meiilla praecox i> u type uf tin- Hiiiifmd iik a doling thy haft disunity In which the iirnin cells .lx vours, ami ubl uf ihu actloh Among thds'P scheduled to dvlorliitale. It is yun»ld»i*il in- taken In Initial)' Hie plan at 'a meeting lirro of the Housing Anti)'<uvi> war Klthti Muughinn, I'liraldo. iiit'hitecl, ns K, fi, n Kilpatrick, Fred itv* ii|in ii n The ) opart hy the four mental ut tty Wi dncdnny, Till* Williams, the Rev. A ................. (1. MrW K.. Klii'hhorr mi l Alvin Md•nnl*. , 'Rarlyl*,‘ llluusliulder and houllli expert* coru-ludfd: bum wore welrnmod ns gu«st*.' "ThD Ilian ihpulil Ire rcguluily W. A .'rd ttlrk , The latter was mir«rtgin‘ last evening whether committed ip the Trenton Hmio THAOllEH IIFSIONH In tou|d leave due to the start iluspltnl wlmr* cuxtndy. aupervi Ilk RTOW, Del. 7 -(/P I—Mm inlay of tha citrus packing oper­ ■Ion and .Iniatinent Is avnllnlilr Vlluc Overslreot,, Hnlrtei City and peoples In the conlmiinity will -iTinol tcilclar oliiiigv,! with mbations, Two new mvmhers Imve been I ho protected frtitn Injury nr dan- inmllll'l. bus I'osiglted. ’ A i’iimmitt*i! uf Im-iii hunlliess men headed hy John Krider, •itv cummldsloimr, left try uulomuhlle this rnmniiig fur Wuv '(use, (la., to Inspect the cornnlnud basihall und fuuluill sta­ dium In that city in urdei to make plana fur a slmllnr pro led her* at the site of 111* new null park on Mwllonvill<> Avenue. added to tu .tjtu lursl .Htuiiluiu Cum- ! gtr should there tie a recurrence _____ the ____ ____ mlttee; J, Hamilton Hlshee, r« uf Ids homicidal impulses." presenting the l.iuris ami J. 1,. A. AND M. ENROLLMENT ingtey of the Hanford Atlantic TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 7 - t/Vt Nation*! Bank. Judge Douglas Flu, iila A. and M. On,lege fur Htpnslrnm iti representing World War II veterans on tlm commit- Negroes haa a record enrollment l*o and Joel Field, Urns* who of 2,101 students, Krglxtrar K. M. Ttiurpu nnnounced today. fought in World War The prevlou* racard was set last Nuyernlior wlien IJI19 stu­ EPISCOPAL MEET BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 7 - l / P ) - dent* were registered. Th* Episcopalian conservatives FIRE PREVKNt To N held a smashing'victory today aOpen house will h* held at the gainst attampto "to put the s*al of the church’s approval on local Fire Station all next weak in conluctlon with National Fire divorce.*' The Hoaaa of Dcputica at/tha Prevention Week. Th* event is United Statoa Episcopal Church’* being spaaaored by tha local Jun­ trlinnial carnation by avcrwhal- ior - Charnfaar of Commerce and i t Th* public la call i t Ih* view th* *4»P’ ,*sW )iV -s‘i'~vV The Polk county s.'luml hoaCd l'i'in|itly caucelleil u scheduled xi't'oud homing of Mm accuto* nous uf neverul wltnossa* that '.ho was drunk ut n picnic and removed pail <-f tier clothttx In liulilic. THK WR A T H R H F JACKSONVTl LE, Oct. 7—1 Asheville ilirinlngham Chicngu Denver Kansas City New Orleans New York Philadelphia Washington � 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. 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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 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 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/766ec741c080643a9fd5215b87a92ea7.pdf ed20ec9169a0193a27484c7515e8317c PDF Text Text tm&m m M O N D A Y O C T. «. 1M » but he probably will refuse to tell you the facts. * , M rl ^M nSk\ A 1 I C a n ’t Y o u I m a g i n e W h a t H e T h i n k s o f fc j? T h e P a t i e n t W h o , W h e n H e G e t s W e ll, F a il* 1° P a y F o r M e d ic a l A tte n t io n ? TjjSjtl W >)1 VzJm Keep your own conscience clear by paying all your creditors when their bills come due. Then vwu will not find it advisable to cross the street when you see t he mail you owe coin- AN UNFINISHED LETTER li n t Jlmi I am willlnii In (rll you (hat Old Our died 1**1 waak. A law of n» rhlpp.d In and paid for hi. burial, and tha boy. nanifil in* au.Indian of hi. alulf — ataraly worlh Ion diitlara. It ,aam. h.'a barn a*llln| hU dortnr’, tool*. T li.I «mry. old aialhn.mpa, Hamrmliar? II’a (one And lb* bl« w.lah h» h.ld In hi* hand while ha rntiiilptl a hid'. pul*. . . . . 'Mambar wa all had m.a.la. at tha aama' lima? And remember, the individual who Ims a reputation for paying his bills always gets good service, yes better service__ I found the booh In which hr lot tail down II.m . or rarlou, hind.. I ana.. Old line bt mix lit half our lown Into Ilia world, Jim, and how ha did lake cara of eearybudy In that flu apldnnlr, and whan trphuld broke looaa In Hhaniy Town! , I Hot a tot of information oul of Ihnl hook, II'. n .orl of aaga of our lown, bul, Oo.1i. Jlni, did ) oii know Ihnl .omr of Ilia mini prnpirnu. pruplr wr liavr naerr paid old Oor? Thay owril llialr vary lira. In him, hut . . . . ....y o u may need tpiiek service some day you will get it if you’re known to he a person who pays bills promptly. Tha rr.l of tha lallar I. iiiI-wIuk , bill II .1iamir told riiounh. Snrrly tha InKinta. of lha world arr lha mini da.plrabla of .11 mankind. Fiom a ( IIIa.n'a Not# Hook IT IS WORTH A LOT TO BE KNOWN AS A GOOD CITIZEN WHOSE CREDIT STANDING IS EXCELLENT Wilt thuu soul up the avenues of ill? I’ay evety debt as if you wrote the bill iLiuei <uti HELP KEEP BUSINESS CONDITIONS a series o f messages sponsored by Credit Bureau of Sanford “WE KNOW YOUR CREDIT RATING” YOIJR REX ALU STORE' TH R U OUR L I T ORTH A C U A H (.til) OFF ACCOUNT MAY UK TU1INKD INTO CASH WHERE SPORTSMEN MEEfl 80S W. J mI HI'. W ER T SHOP Arr SEARS AND SAVE1 THE JEWELER lif t G. I lit STREET FIRESTONE STORE HOT POINT APPLIANCES l* « fiJA N P IR D A V R • AUTOMOBILE We buy, Se l l , and trade INSURANCE • INLAND m a r in e • WINDSTORM INSURANCE PLUS SERVICE 116 N . P A H K A V E . m im I ? ? .- WALGREEN AGENCY" You Are Always Welcome SM m » pinr af*atA»i B J 1; m ' �« \ W ^Ut 1 . . ■'f. * r *I t U a fty n « n to (N v M g tk — •" T* P n t a i (M P m W of tha Waaldt To P rU M li I I I R a it t M ai A ia tila To Produce h o «y u f> i (or S u liin . TH E W EATHER < untlnutd mild mid partly duudt I In ohm h \\>dn*»dey. 2 T h 0 § > 1 V O LU M E x x n m x f a SANFORD. FLORIDA, EaUbltohad 1908 By S A M U A W H O N More T han $112,000 la Allocated To Hos­ pital For Insane; $7,000 For Parks NEW YORK. Oct. 4—(/P)—Some buiineiamcn oppose allow I 'rule Sam to guarantee return* on then montv if they mveil abroad None of the public do, too. Although they may have no money ol thru own to inve*i. they can *et how they might, at taxpayer), he called upmi to foot the bill. Tin* i* the i*tue in dinputr this week over Piriidenl Ttuman') r , TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 4 -< /P > 'Tl»» Cabinet today released $504.175 to acquire land end Hart ini­ tial conilruclion work oil the cen­ tral and routh Florida flood con­ trol project, after toieaiing $112,500 for addilional medical aervicet al the Florida State Hoapital al Chattehoochea. The flood control monay will lie ..furned over to the federal governwent, which will provide 85 per­ cent of conduction coila. How­ ever chacki itill muit he eigned hy the Comptroller end Governor and the money will not be ipent except ea actually needed. Turner Wellii, engineer for the dielrict, told the Cebinet bid) will be allied on Oct. 15 for the firit :onitructiori project—a iix mile evee in Broward county. Commenting on tha Stale'* fin­ ancial condition, Governor Warren arked if there wat anyattmanr# federal fund* would ha appropriat­ ed. Diilrirt engineers said S744.000 already ha* been raleated fur the inilial roiulruclion and other ap­ propriation* are now pending be-fore Congrei*. • Point Four plan to export Am eri-#------ ---' .•an technical and financial aid to |(lli what would the Inva-t.o underdeveloped areas-how ran ■,mv# |„s#» M„mw f*y, you Induce American* to Invest; rh, y f ,)1Bt lf th, uNioad, tile way the world li to- n|<t„ goniantee* the fiturn '' ,, . , , . . , . ! money, it it going to want to the Idee of the Investment In to Mlp ,r\ilr the Inv-atmeiits in Un­ iats,) standards of living In land* . . . , ....... , . , friendly to the democracies und ’ \u'“ thereby keep the Communist* nut. ->'d egulate called Iona. Hie end Hut even with the Red atom humh ,l,r> f'*'* wowi‘l ,1* "" i y tu th»* U. 8 . KtiVfiu fury IttfIVtfS in sjit 1kfru Vo lds*i still tingling «h* and tha fuietNI Washington, .otne »otne economy-mindt __ e.l coiigresemen ace displaying lend* we seek In help. And u,.i 'ooluesk toward the idea of guar- too clote a i eseiublance to the jiiii'diig p r i v a t e Investment) American private enterprise s>s aiirmid. tern which we rtt'omuiend to the Thai sum# hnslnessmen ate cool, world, also, might seem strange. On the Then what would these trueiface of It, the guaianiee meagiire iieisinen ptefer? Some of tlieiu lieligg biuiighl up In Congreis ate telling Congress this «v**k llial looks tike * handout from the the only way tu gel pilvnte . apt public pul »e to the Ameib-un hue- t i j (o Bt,,„ad i, to u .'u o a .iiesiinan. If the businessman jait deal fur it (rum fotelgn ,t.. makes money on the foreign in- ginliients. (liven an even lueak, .estmeiit, line. If he loses, the,|lfy iBy ( American butinesimen laxpeylllg public, wheltiei tliej a)e nlint ■t enough to gel along like II or iiu i , will make up tlie u'ssiissi* iis rs*< Te st 4 M ath ew s T e lls Carroll English Rotarians A b o u t Shot And Killed S ta te University By Mike Dixon " I don't want th4 State to «lnk some money, and then Washington not cume through,' Warren aairi. The »t»t» hospital gut |112,800 to spend on Increasing It* mrdlnil and p*yrh!atrlc staff. The insti­ Explaining llie service* which llir tution (or the mentally III ha* only sight physician* at preaent. Stele Univettily at Gainetvillr Two will leave aoon, It wants to imdeit the people of Florida end build its eta(( up to IS over the neat year nr ao. Tha hoaydtal has pointing that it had grown from fewer then e thoueand student* in ^'^TiW^monav was'irlleaaed by tha 1920 io more than 10,000 4t pre­ Cabinet under authority at a sent. D. R. Mathews, director of legtilattva act nppruprlatlug 1138, 000 fur the piirpuM. Tan percent alumni affair*, told the Rotaty wa* wltheld In geenrdsnes With the Cluli yetterday that "Eduralum Cabinet’s agreement li> cdt appro­ mean* opportunity and dial in uut priation* to meet revenue. democratic society opportunity i* ]!o*pital Sitpl. J. H. Therrell laid ahuul three palltnls a day llie thing we should hold out at are balng dlacharged tt present. motl impoilanl lo the people uf The inititurinn has a long waiting our nation". ICaallaae* Oa Page fust Growth From 500 To Quarrel On Shore Of 10,000 Is Stressed; I Lake Jessup Rmls Rotary Defers Vote In Fatal Shooting Fire Department Adds Pump Truck To Equipment After thirty days uf Work mem­ ber* of the Fire Department have put the International 800 gallon pnpip truck formerly located at f f h t Naval Air Station into first claia condition, and It makat an Important addition to tha down­ town department, Plra Chief M. N. Cleveland pointed oi(t today. Timing I* a very Important fac­ tor In putting out flree, he pointed out. arid since the truck carriee a tank with 380 gallon* of water, it will be handy for grdaa fire* and fire* in residential area* where hydranle are far away. The email struck converted laet year by tha •wfltaman Into a booster Ruck, alto carrta*. more than BlO gallon* of water,-and therefore‘ two gras* fire* can b* combatted at the tame time with thli eouipmaiil. With tha two 7Jo gallon pumper trucke ad tha large ttkw truck pur­ chased during the pact year, tha department now has five truck* in rtadlnei* for fighting' fire*. The department has 10 men with five , on duty at a time, but two more jfere needed *ald Chief Cleveland. The International IrUek carrle* ladder*, 1.800 feat of > H inch hoee, (Ofl feat of I H Inch ho*a and 180 feet of 8/4 Inch ho*e to connect with the beoiter tank for qv'rk emergency ueo. It aDo ha* iix ItfffflSLSrjri Carrol Eiigluli, ahuul 42, „a» shut and killed l>v a Idati fimn a single barrel 2 U guagr thru gun last night a* he emerged from s palmetto thatched hut neat Lake Jetsup at a fishing camp *t ihe foot of Sanford Avenue Mike Dixon, about 18, nrphew of Eng lull, wat arteiled hy Sheriff I*. A Mein and face* indictment lm llie diimling. A quarrel it icpmled tu lisve led to the lulling. Nliuilly slier 8:00 o'cluck Istl invhi Dixon telephoned the Slier Prior lo Mi. Malhew* talk, U W j ill - i,Hue tn rrpuit ., piiipuiled Spencer reported for the House ly "stTidental iluinimg" ul ln> un­ tnmmillee of the club and tecum- de. >sid Sheriff Mnu. At the niended that the Rolaiian* agree time llie Sheriff ws> alirnduig llie lo move to the Yacht Club undei Aniriiran legion meeting, and wst certain tmulilion*. A vote on the Inniirdly summoned bum the Le­ matter by the dub a* a whole wat gion Hut. He quickly lunimnned a deferred until the nest meeting. cumtier'a jury frnm amung llie LeThe cimdilion* offered hy Mi. giminaue) ptetrnt including Janie* S|>cncrr and hi* coinmittte wate Q Galloway, putt commander, Jeme» Smglelaiy. sdpilsnl. Rubetl ,* follows: 1> Thrt an lltunlxtri statement SpaiLinen, J. F. Uentun, Fred M. of the costs of all repairs to the Smith snd J. D. Conlell. I hey hur­ Yacht Club he furnished the var­ riedly left lo view the body. ious civic dobs and that a detailed Deputy Churl#* Heck und W. K. explanation of a method for re­ tVot-.nn, justice of the peace, also payment nf same he eubnittted. 2 1 That all dishes, furniture end unwed tu view llie lindy which fixtures belonging to the various wu- lying face npwaid nnar the civic organisation* at the Tourist thatched hut with mi ugly wound Tenter lie removed to the Yacht through the neck where the shot ha.I nlerrrd the Jugular vlen. Huh. Mll.ee Dixon, said Hhrrtff Mcro, ill That the cost nf removal thl- morning stated that after *»nm thn Tourist Tenter In the Fugli*h hit him, hi* had gone to Yarht Tluh he added In the cost the home nf hi* father .Inn Dixon, of the repairs to the Yacht Club a holt mite awav. gotten the gun, end he liquidated In the same man­ returned and had shot Fugllsh. na* Dixon I* Heine held in County 4) That tha dele clubs be advis­ •tall pending notification uf Btat* ed hv the Cltv aa to the method nf Attorney Murray Overstreet who ,'"*'inie the Yacht Club during tha will direct proceeding* for an Illwinter, quest B> Th*( ■ suitable len>n on the Kuglish, aald Hherlff Mara, had Yacht dial* he provided hy tho bean out of Ratfnrd fur savaral Cite to the rlvte clubs. months aftar aarving an 18 month Introduced bv John Pope who term for forgery. Sluca hie rawa* In charge of the programi U r. lease, Fngllih Is believed to have Mathews slid that the University been engaged In eommerdal fishof Florida was established under I n g . ____________ that name in 1005 and that from then until 1080 It never had mora than 1,000 student*. Hiring tha '20* enrollment grew to about 2 .000 The nest decade saw a tumo to 8,000. and the largest enrollAbout 88 membara attended a meet before the war wa* 8,400 In tailed meeting of the Rxecutivee 1N1. ) following the war the student Club held last Friday at tha hodv grew hy leans and hound#, Tourist Canter at 7:80 o'clock. Mr. Mathews said. It was 0,884 In Rimer K. Schtots, executive field 1040. with 70 nercant veterans.. director from the home office l| In 1047 <t was 8.77k with 00 par Prince) on. N. J., waa presto' ond discuaaed plans for tha con­ I Centime* On Pen* Twel tinuation of tha club'a aotlvitlaa during the new yaar. rinvd Pfllmer. president of the dub, prealdad ovar the meet­ ing and at tha auggaation of Mr. Schlots, membara voted to change the name of the ciab to the Seminole Dinner Club. Mr. Kchlote will ratum tonight to matt with director* at tha Tourlit Canter at T 18O P. M. to u •14 In making further pleas for tha new Hub year. Executive Club Layu Plans For New Yetr l i m t t o > A n o d itr d PretM Leaned Wire TUESDAY OUT. I. 19111 Blow Hits Leland Olds Plans Are Launched To Build $100,000 Athletic Stadium C augjng Turned Down Little Damage For 3rd Term Cabinet jbives U, S. May Guarantee Investments R ig B u t Public Will Foot The Bill 'or WASHINGTON, Oct. 4—</P)—Hecrelary ol. fomntereg “anyer t.Juy backed up Presldtnl Truman » "Point Four piimam i , ■ mejim uf doing away with foreign aid sranli which "cannut x« ,m forerer." r b AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY N EW SPAPER Violent Acts Here B fe a k C ajm ^ Initial Heps to finance and build a $ 100.000 concrrte and steel baseball an,I b othall stadium in meet a condition caused by rotting and drlriini.ctnis w.niilrll stands al tils* Municipal Hall Haik wrie taken I rtdav alien,...n »beii a sntmiotler of irpiesentalisr b isuiess and stsic leadri. luri il the I oilsi*t I rule, and fomiulalrd ptai s to stall a innseinih i In i —it* 11 ,i jitiiji'i't. K:n U If I1m i-sluiltlri, utt 'im'y, foi ft in I lit 11 Kit till 111 Sum in*tit . *. IkH- hielt »•*t•i* ft-tl ftt t | •a i-Ilf ill* !. Hiditntl Mitti Li ( I inijll^ At till I 1 e s u l c n t I hi' i ut llii* Hii'tlMiu, nf winy. P L| , y. j | III., rn V \ MumBiy Il 1 I n pud, fit* 1In laird, flu! 112% .*111, iiit<I • >%ill fi-k ItM tiff 11 1111 ihr iii'H 'luditiiii ran It* Inflt in I j.I>)11 n\ul i f it "Mtailiuin Autlmi* llinti 11* u m * fiti at U'Jiitl ifiu la*. 1ri I'll is m UGH. 0 , 1. 4-(/P >— W AASH IN GIDN . O il. 4 > T II \ *’ f., |m niitif iIn* t pint id Hit* ftj-rfiall 'fiauii nrxt — A Setialc Ciuiunrice Subciun , elt.Bli lunltt, vity ii 0itin1- «I#i«ii*|- yrat. and ( mi ihr ilifiil fmdkmil turn -luiti 4(til death broke the ' 4I111 ut the nation') mine liclda rpitlee voted uiumniouilv toils* tiU yiht inl •)i.in mini nf 1 h»• t,mi iiifM. t , •••in siinrel fill's m -Miln^ 'llir remind ft*f in addition lo 4, twin <liiies of (usl miner) and agsuul xpplovmg s llnul trim l.o l kutt Ilf v i **11§4 (uut ill. i til a U lsn.l Okie no the I cilrial I'uwer 'Hints , **j 1111a111 #.-«• Ut v h i i |In m w uRimiiK Ah Kiidii rliaiimun. up steel W m lri! gioitiul on today at flDIIlf t'd Ini lull Si 1 l u l l tllll jk't lie 1ul Coooio"ooi Ihe Mihcomliutlrr ill » 4IIII I*ItIM'41 I 1 «-1*;|1A Jllht I sm.I ltl.il *iacirfat > ami fMil-lnil v rInin mail. ,1 daily 1 05* ill mme than $ 111.000,flt'ltk \ \ -rtr to ' , kill I It \ H ill All. Mmiridnii din tlrti^iiulrd a** 1100 dudei. loin Drinotisl) ami liner ’i nvt' i « ' i W •\1 I ttfxw |*l l(|,i \ 111 audiitrrl ( mi tin diawinij of llir I lie l nitril Muir WorLet) and Repuhluaii). ' I Hil l It V Mint i l l y 11ii*I 11 Mint lay mil of thr gti ojn (. scHitJir 1is "jici.'loii gallieied fur llie lull loteMtste ('timmeice »iiii It Ik that f m . d \>\ S m ( M i n i lilrml-.t - id llir v ttin ill I( new 1011I1.1.1 t,lk> but nobody wa* Committee it >lalrd In inert lionol fold I l a < 111111111t'i* in* I m l Mi. lm* nirlmlt lark Mi Inna, \\ V U 1 kil l , I doing am ilong olbi lal u> yet to I Mmmliliui, mi * lift-t i, run moiomg and msv act foimal I'll* in* »»f llu Si ftmij It.mi d. dor* ly on llir tulu ouniidtrr » lecoiii f i t 1;. 1 \ it Me I m u , L mi I n It* Kltflll 4t| i h r \ mil it ,111 I f it io n ; (k I slop Die 1.00 J , ' "Id -led llllke. H<u in,III ,it L u m»> atiit I tcd I*. Il«*i n*I*, n 1%in mu Ian Mild rm in ly Heir'- Dir piiliiie m Die I today nnudslmii ilien Sun* llir loll W ' 111.iiit* m; u ii'i'i r l m h ; I. i» Kd|»afn. k, .h ,, f.ank ul.I . 041 w dL.iut ciumiiillrr liar only I I inriubei* riiu m m tttlhiin villi I., |,i r r ; F r n l VVi II imhi -, Kaiaiall ( kiH'i*, Mull Him, li l MW mleiruluiiul the riihi oimiulicc lontlnulr) a ms i'll II'd hi 11he iii'u luisft'luli hiltl r i l y ri nu m t-M v in t „ ,1 ml^;r I *on^la4 •»*hn t ilt VttllUa 1|Mll I It 111 tlll(| Hluimtmm aw ii |iir'rn(atksr of tin* irpjrim Lihvr, nauI 20 union nunjoiitv uf it Hill It kilt ii ii' Mt'iimi ml Si ml H hI minimi" ^ert V .K A V , l iroi r I *<1411\ of l(n la l> , «*in u% a ( lid*. 58. Its- rritrd on llir toni- Mill 1(1 •-1•l 5 ( f flit* . l id ,.f Kill l\ lr I loiiHludilrl , and afollll ininoin tin. r l ‘Ml* lie wat but VV.Uli* U.tr I ailul I I, 'iiui M i, Si n k ju ik of i h r d in t ri's I In,- i*» anibiisli«*il at 1’ikuYillr, Tenn, by appointed lo il hy 1'ir-idriil Hoove K 1n(i 1 M i I " It |hi l■I f .•1 111, 11> lint a rltnrti . Minimi lm* ami n»- nmi unit'll t!i(/h',n* Ilnur mm wcVf *»\ i t \( 1 K I 1"Ml lldmih-'MMl-, .1ltd jn r^i'id jii i x • ft.mi idlmi m giini 'Inif Mir it'iiiHhlv. I ho idlicis 410 yell. nf |'i t fil 5'IwlMll ifi ti*t fur /lllioll ftavr httii i tep fail, Mi id •iiM«iiiM Ni» 4111*4(9 ivn r n u de . I'lrudrnl I mm,m uouunatrd „ tli1 J 1*j||4 lit1 IteUt'lialk Mi kiidri *>u .i j"" 4*» t111 nmtinn" were I, Old- foi auotliri Irani, lint hr rail . 110,1 Hr fitiltdrd md fndilY llial ihr b m l .11 llir nniiiii mrii 4|)|>io.ufied Mini fill III ft HIM Mild I Its at I Nil I It t r w e a t*UM« IlMM uni i m r without ^rnalr appiotal , 5 ' “ 1 i min iiimiii until* III* rtlilit'iHlillllM t't' vnt»*i| 14* l«! \i (»i ii ml \ , V .i , Ji'lintitr ( \imp* ritiiniiFm! 1 kmt ftt* Sutitth* K'11 H n . Kills'll 111 11 I oa'k full fill" ritiif(iiiiitinn I hii 1 vmiiiM uN"ii 11 'Kill hi I flu* I » m l, Hi vv 1111"11 hr vvai pulling (»M Millin' In1full' tin 114ii 111119v inti' iinii.h mint'd {‘uii|t Wllnll* S*-Il lit ♦’ f*»* J» M'h1, A |Mi«t I*4'Iii a■, h 'lx Lhi.iirhi tlm tuck rtllit** ullei mil 1v• |*1ih 1'ihii t* nvimiM HOUSTON. On, 4 (/!»> A Imiioaiie which came irt/ecliing mil nf the Gulf -ma.lv/.l lldn tins I'Sa, metropolis tulv tudav and 'iii|ui>ed (vcryiuir hv doing little damage. A few plate glare time window* v.cie brnkett at llie wuul swept in hrliind lortrnlial mint which llnod1.1 riirelt and uiidri|Mt»F, Orion war whipped down -Herts anil tiers lirnt lioiiroii.il a- ‘HImile an lioui winds wluppr.l the illy, wlmie 500.IK'D ami mme teuleiils make it leva,' l.nartl. I lie hurricane cliuiiird ill flout dir I,nil lair Iasi mulit. sinking hist at the llltluiliv m li mast hetween MalaKoida and I (report, leg., .ilimit fit) miles smith ol lieie. line pul son was iiiIhhInk. much ut is licli rice crop ileslinved unit cotton henvllv duiunged up the Coal S trik e Sterl And Cnal Rows Art* Reported As CuMuijr W o r k e r s $.10,000,000 A Day OOMilu An Hour Wind Senate Cnuiip Votes UiianiniotislyNol'l'n LnsliesHoustonAnd Confirm B r e a k s Windows; Trum an’s 1 Person Missing j MIAMI, Oct. I— i/Pl— Small iruft warning Mage ware low­ ered today along tha Florida east roatt from Miami to Day­ tona Beach. Tha Weather Bureau ordered them down al h:.Ul A. M. aa fresh norlhaaal lu east winds dropped tu moderale. The winds were not aapurlulrd with a squall wava lor nut In the Allantlr. lirady Norton, rhief storm forecaster in the .Miami Weather Bureau, -aid Ik* squall wava, shout l.'iOO milt* asst of Florida, appears to have slallrd and la (using force. No. 291 . 1*Fitl! turn11(if I'ia 1M i1 tin yi I *m ill* 1■■mill Hi i f i*i m p ­ ly til I tin* immlimliiMl uml lliiiku in* i»'|i*ni in lb»* Hi'iinti*, Si*nut hi j* wh»» v.ditl in fiivm ul n*|ii*tiriw tlir 11■mu 1m u Czechs S crap Red China Asks Yugoslav Pact Reco^nilion From In Sovie! Wake U. S. Government *u H t r I*ilvv111 i ’ .litbn*4**n (!> ( 1it** I, | cliiiu man I.f 1In* lull imuhIHui' i L\ itilnn ilnltH'iui (I* rh|lil mutt nf llu* mU nuiiiiitliri n ’t’iiu 11 1 111 i (>- Mil 1. Mi I’m IrimI [ l> All/* lin'd (It Hun » k*i»|u*liui I t K lml» iiiiai llriubur ill I§1iU»I. 'If \* .1 I t /f, ho-l«tv«tLi.t. i i*t HliU (ill* hiu Uh luu i T* t /r> l.o,l.i i ,tki,t - l .iimmill m l icIi'R In* vi*1■"1»' lu 'l»*f IDIfllii uiul ol votnuiorol -. i.ippril it- luriul fnk hU virwB uii f»*ittV4il 1 »’K"'U | slop |i.i <I Willi \Iigii-I.IVM loilav tm v iniweto u5»*i llm m»luiul uml vlriu.Miilril llini llir 5tigo«l.lv liirjuslry, rrlt'litfs of Olds have cmiteinletl .mihi-,,,iln( pi I ’wiviur hr iri tllnl llial the allHt'k upon him sii'itiiiicd iiiimrilialrly. veil S. itell in* A*, Its No Ni'cl |*‘or I lastc Repnilrd S«*Ttt By Yiii'ir lav To kYc.ill S t ;i i c D u p iii i m e i i l I *' 1 'iit.it In Prai/tif HUMlil hiO • Krrii |.ii -lit*d hy tnines"Mi*, - 4i ill tid’d *»iv# 'N ifjitm n hnitn't *ui Hril up (in\ i*v i.li'HTr, Mm III -mr 11ft It r.f John L. I i h )•*' isn iiiUt i't.:ti mini’is |»l «m|||C4II9* ("ill I h*H VV1*1Ik filli ♦*T i h r Mi •!** : |■|m ;iH.i *n i h r Ksist'- **iii l*i id.'\luirm uut In iHilr pits. i rWiH Ditlcifil lit* in iuii'k In wnilf; \ **■f••14Ijsv In iiihiiiifti lsi.nim iiiitin 5 nf the Midr(m'ImIi IiI |•t>11' 11■■- IVI* lllillttl W A M IIN i.D >N. ltd 4 4/1'i tin u m l rip i i , Hlm.'i'i Scilttuted llir t oiumt.iii-l g.nrinineiil ol ♦n rt lilt *a*41! 'LMi'H Jill* 'Fit*11 0|J»* 1* ( lolls list Iimiim IIv ir.|Ur>lnl ir 1e11Ii I|r l|((ll Uii IMH/i'll 11i |5, An exact tuttimali'd of total \ <• iipf Mutihmi vvn* MMiurttd . ogiiilioii hy (hr l 'nilr.l Sisir, daniiige wa* Impossible until fur­ m n u ll \*M»ui l.fiiMl l T\|\V min* Ihe ‘ .isle lirps.toi-nl .(j.i.ilrd ci" m r i|* ii'rmini’it tu pL-Wrl nonther chock cnnlil lm made, lint it appeared heaviest damage was lo ihr inpirU wu, in.i.jr in s lellri 11r11••11 iiiiib '* inr*fciii| nf vvmklng. rice amt cnllou, ami Hint the to llir Aliirn.su . oil,til griirisl si (»)!. ■MitniN nf MtHii Kiini/ctl mine* coast'- vast olid -piuwllog imlustiy r i ,11,, log powcl and imth uml lti<" j finvr ii it i m l tu ilclny Fm hinirt Ilo lr i n n im m n n r t l u l r null Itc.l . olihollr.l 1'ipuig i.trt the •11\ nMcinpi (u i**iiry ’ nd! from wns iclmlvi'lv lodnirt. inteic-t s ’ ilmii tli if llu tlr flint ml lm llir i r OCI Li III! I h r filrtiH |UkI rni uu* iniiit'ii- h M W D o l in g ticHitngs i'V the -n h Unlv eslo n, i - 1u i ut icHorl cllv m'ii mr tn /NimIm -.NiIi Ioi Man . iimmitice. Hep l.vle M [ l o t • ill ill shout hi) m il e - -milhe'll-t of hole I .oii-itlci ih.il il t, nr.c--.iiv Icjnlri - mul min*f o u g ht the edge of tho storm But •ippcutcd as it witness trod .on Mil ShllMo* n mr,ml ,i 11HalI Inr.ik 'Ii.I lliclc hr r-l.ihli<hcil moiii.il iitll, i.sri the hHtic. wiih (iovernor 1 |4 ..Mllnuvet lilt I •wt,‘ 1 I (tlJH'km1 1,1*4' Its high -eaw nlls -lived il floui m tlraiiilv uoMrmim ilo|»|inialu •hid. •lo.ili. ict.ilii.ii- hrlorrii it„H'MNIIsM**l lls I ' m Ts «l llu 14•I*( nirhi'r ?ih«'W5 im vlo* •'millnuri im rust 'a «vui irliillitfiRt I»r 1%v r m llir h m n i iiiiliii^ IHim all.I all I'copti- !(r|iohli. iioll lI Im.s l l i r aiiiMMjiii rm. uf ir.nl iivri . ...milO'- ,,| il,,. utnhl 1 *1(11',Mr i.iijnt 'in i do ( /rili Idf til ii al uni« »rfim li tl ! *nf fII «|11»11(111Hf ft Mill | l Midi * i fiitirill i miiiiuJ i i n I i h r Am f 111*1 v 11n Nt'flit i n i i , Mr Ip mm uoi » |ni'9r n i r m I ' t i v u r n nm lr ■»’ -I |HI 'stiimikiK I li*1 lli if 1-11 hi All.tide, tin ihifijl lm t ilth,i"V Mall F« 11(141 Sfiilu I fi |ii111 mi'll 1 f11»'n«s (itfhi'i W ASHIN TiTUN, ltd I ill imliullllM >|iirx lin k 'd m i l l I Hit1*11f1 V\ h 11* Hittif M FMmiinil I'rolilriu, nf soil consi'iviiii.ui llie (iciuocriillc Aduiliiisliiiti. |i - nnnsinril w cirm imwi 11 1.,. ................. .I.s, il * < lukit. fill' \ 1111*1 Hilll I'lHl'MlI ill'll ijT M t l'V Del I ' l*i J Ali lull to tnialliiiMit pout pone licholl tit'Diui M on will io1 ...at.....,1 iiiilhui'd I... hv .... ciiii-crviifliiii I *ti-vIi ii ik I\ II11--111 I',.1.10,1 li o n cut,'.- o i in,■(„*,' court 'iierlnli*!- Tluirsdno iiigtu at the Bights legislation until next v n' gin y, Bolgui 01 nod li.niiiiiiio ioi.l cull uf IS**i»mvr, iiM4-iv»*il 1I1* l»'f '•»■'t 1 * 1 t id I Wliih* ■'im i fi mm I., f,g-.» ri",,,.. - i". gut li d Win ore Fui met II.'Bill no Hr ml" "I" ...s let med o "tiolllictil outio'ii oi iiniiiiceil tlo'ii fi 11 iid-liip uml 010 ‘| u im I im I" M ini 11 if I kill id 1 ! vi in 11 ■r los 11tiw>"it,<il u ti .■ „ it I. , rline High Hclliml. to the Vclcrnil- Do ,-r" todav hy Rep. t'.dntei B> 'm il aid Dciitics with I'll" Imi ihcj I >1rHi li11f**| I" til* *r|tf tn nil fui i >"oli lliut IJcw op ii " ."'plane alld mss I Tile Ksrtn Trnlolov i'litss, lollow liod stopped stout ,d loeiikoig dip 1 'ail (Ilftl'tlllHlli lUlii't prisons i*. well, lllg • coveicil dish slippci «l 7 'll. Obviously, Toll.... mill » "• huiiiitlc tics \\ 11114- ti» ihiu'il io tn v wlif Mi»'1 tinny, n linvlsh ' •••king, 'll! year ni'lork .I.dm I'leison, lo-ti nctoi. l„rtei. the slmlegv I* to " “ B I ho Ctectl -Intcllli'lil oliiiioiin log 11n 111*|iii .... I * h iimv 1111 1 ii 1 111 11 * u 1 ••lU Olid... ten i'll.-i ibulged util election yeut tu |int l"es 1lie iinivo miii| 11 Iiii.i Itch ileliiill' an noniiced todsv The siii'nkets will Include 11. F •ire uii House ami senaloi- up Iv eslatiltslicil lli.il Hie \ iign-liiv |.("|'|l|l|iltl l|f WIHItil Nil \ Mlily "i'li "having Kept " .it Hunit BU tflit 1 iftf l mti'tl Sf ii( i •<tin" kill."I ti.i-' >,*-fissihuCed tVIlh.'ieli Tenlrul I'lmlih. Di«tiiiU '. i re-eln'tliili. \o iliiissin lo . stulf in I'nigiie Inid Bi'i, \|"i«>| Itilnn i liu i was AlTniisciVHlIiinlsl ■ I. A .Igeobsiui, Colmer is eliuiiiiiun of u u' oi1 iiii'liiiled "agents uml pinvocul I11V I4> t'DlDi nit with .illiei "Intel l.i'i.’s wife Sho Bi"ii idling with ennarcvethiiilsl for Semln.de Toon ul soul hern repiesentnllve- "h " coin" sent l.y 1 ngositu 111 tot,. , , ,1 ood iMcmlly ................... ,m vt.olt ilcvelopmcitts in t I 1 IM 11 i .Di,..- phnaTil when i i’snatv: Howard Bl— lltud, hjolovl-. hive iirgHliire.l to oppose the I ‘xeclioslavuk 10 In. i'r,p|niiug.i u.nl \s foi os lids giivcinni.m ' Imn I'll, 'fie uitlleei ■><> which «he and wlhlllf.' sii.t ImIU i : M H M.u 1‘iestilenl's Civil IHgltls pt»ut .o> In Cll'Utu lllllcst , I'lllCil It see- oil-*.' 1"•*Iv I'" w il- H o v e l i n g C la s h ed about 40 He said tlmt the iinnotinciiocot gall soil sidentlil; (Jenrye J. Keen" Simllur clongc- Imd heen -iniml con-i'i cstlon ni.lc und (leorge T l.y Senate Democrat lr t cH'lel cd I.V Itimn 1,1 ami nlhci t'"iiilolm 10 hci'iisslly fill' oliy Imste," lie sold miles from Oiidw'r. llu' cnsnnllv 11 1 ill Die cis.h Hsr.lr.i member of the Board oi Incus iD -III) Ihu I fBvil liic'il- ti'uninilillist ................... il Inin. Kiiiiervinois, Soil Tnniervatlon iigialultoo would lie taken op oiation B i ii .'hid cnimliles. They I 11 h ■il l. Ilii'linll'd till ee tup eXerLlliv#! ilie Kcnnccntl C mp pc i T n r p . curly nest vein "comes a* no said that the Bodopc-l lieas.iii Bervlce. • IliK lily E x a R K u r a f f c r ’ I'..lice chary.' liniiv nlared a * inntion iilrlure "Florida, -urnrlse to me." uml foi fin ini'. I Iniiu ul 0111 Fin 1 .1, iiainii*' ti.i, 1i i , o '. ..ii the plant! "it Is generullv known that cign Minister l.us/ln lililk sen Wealth or Want#", will he shown III, lie J It Hoot this null ti­ >0 tn g*iiliiilc s )" i iD c afte r It and there will he a general ills mo FK t'T hill tn which III* I'tesl I end'd lo in* hlllige.l, pi lived lliul mission oil conservation und the .tent and Ih* nrajorltv leudet of I Ito was ci.nspliiiiu lo ovcittunw ll it Mtol thiil lie I1111I been up led off riicv vuve Oils account: ,,,, si-hcil hy SBVCi.il pel sons I iliac (tail hud ut least one a fplanting of 7,IBM' slush pine seed­ i ' m Senate referred is lierniumg Die Moscow l.si lii'il -ati line go, .1 king It his son, l<>h" Hoot, t i n w iili unothai wiuiisn since he lings In Inrul ureus. Wive, of the mora and mure contruversiuh cl oniuntu. veteran Iraine## are Inviled lo he < dmer said. Tho ntflclul Ttugiin .udio uo 1 1 it iie " involvtul I11 «" nccluont " m l licit B i t s mora than seven "Rut Die main point Is Dial 11. ritusvllh1. vents ago. preaent. L'uatlniirit *.n pa Me two "I ("Id them Dint lulin^ hull Bit a Imd a (tithing) iniuranc* The sitppei committee will m ■lie Democratic high command i.ll Dus miiiiiiiig ul 7 :ID o'clock piillcv tokt'o out mi bur life tha elude Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph l.loyd liiMires tliev will have u hetlet usui.I for Stetson Tnlvcisily. •Inv she die.I, Mr. and Mrs- T. T . I.awson uml i ppnrtimltv tn enact lilt' mi cut M i *h. E iiH fv iT iy W i l l ir.sIlMU.S (la Css» l’n »i liciictciix Boe-i. 17, pstalyxad mill Doll I had not licurd that Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Tedfurd lie hud been in « n y uccltlanl,” l.elow tho waist hut -l.illfnl with ■Icehit cd Rev. Itooi. Ills liHinli, mode » ttoy. vital mecI (uailng.a nu )'«■■ t’evl Fuuural set vices lot Mis. fiuruh KIW AN IH H bKTTlO N McMillan I'luMeihy who till'd citily TU C K EH I.E \HE JA TK S O N V ILI.K . Del. t -id't Sunday m.iriililg will l.o conducted T H IT A G O , <Vt. 4- - 1A8— Trus­ i,,.""i,r.l A. I'siua of Miami ■it ":0U I'. ,M. Wednesday at the elected FI".'da ill-trid tees "f Tucker Tnrpuriitlnii today Fin I Preabylorlnn I'hurch with , 11, Rev. A, O. Mclnoii offleintlug, govetnor of Kiwiinls inlet tut- vovo up the firm's lease on the lionul ui tin' annual convention Inin** H171 .DdO.OOD war surplus WF-ST PALM BEACH. Oct. 4 t/P>—A man who waa hrlieveil lo i . - i . l . I d hy 111. K. I>. litowrilee. today. fui met Ihidgi' Chi vsI.'i plant hare. Mis. Kaaterl.y, H7 yema old al ‘icre have drowned at Daytona Beach l*»l M«y 6 haa turned up in West Palin Division lieutenant'governoi a An t.t .Icr reluming th# vast , Die tlmu of hot ileal it, Hindu her nrincd weru: county jail. iilnnl to the Wm Assets AdmlnH li Dong las, Bold fays Artlmn niiuhu" iviik signed today by Th# atrange aloiv umavrled y/.i#iday when Sylvan 11. HuidirIt., Iniighlor, Mr. „ml'''M rwsi ,1'1Fldwiiri! and Mi Marianna i Httiii (ill'I'S, tcilernl district Jiidgu Michael 1* attorney for the family of Linwoml Half won MrGiaw, uieud a »lsic- IligglllN on West Tenth .Htiect. Mlie lDntier, i v e link; J. M. Stevens, New hud iuiuti in III t> utDi (<u it iniiu ment. * * Singlin' Itciidii Fled Wilson l Igoe. Mcflraw disappeared tieorge W. Smith, ■ecoml degree and wrote a het of years. Him was horn Mar, 6, Hanford: UJIIM I'L T H B K AG EN TS Iona Beach while epeerflahlng. HI* |lI»*cr|,,t|on for medicine lo treat t«'W »nd wa» u iiiaiiiber of the ricaiwater; Ed t.lglitfoot, LakeDEN VER. Oct. l - I A ’t— Rea bathing trunk# war# found on tha „ 1(, eh|j,j A rn(,,||(.a| do,'tor cult Presbyterian Uhuich and of the iuntl; Flem C. Dame, Fort ______ _____ Fierce; William T. Cochrane, Tin let of Ultlnnlown I’a., wa# sand and he waa believed to have |t ,,.r said tho diagnosis and;. Knetern B U r. 1 I’alll.earei's will Include Joel 8 . VYiam-liuln; Joseph Tut ter, bake elected iirosldcnt nf tli# Natlonw drowned. preserlnilun ware currect. of County \grlcultuta* as Ficlti, Juhn Krlder, I*. A. Mcro, W. Worth, und Ray Sterlln, Miami Assnciatlnti Burdick's statement **ldi ''Mcurnw wax dearrlhed ..................... Agent# lust night. Tarter, last nd li«ach •‘On July 28 McOraw arrived In . harming and gracious hy those A. I'm rick, Hamilton Blidiea, and vettr’s vii'L' liiesideol, Sttrctted# J, Vcedernburg, Ind., in a car with w|l0 m#( trlrn. Where he gel his It. H. Coleman. Burial will be II. i.ugan, Cloarwaler, Fla. I'AHS IN REVIEW made In Evergit'en lieinulery. plenty of money in hie pocket knowledge of madidne ami ntuaic FD H T BRAGG, N. (’., Oct, 4 and banking connection*. He posed not known,“ t/1 h- Twenty thousand troops »f D W IN D M N ti tiOl.D aa Dr. Gaorga Grave* of ChattawtB|, Hbwriff Juhn F. Kirk ............. . ..... _ picked ....................................... . gave LONDON, Oct. 4 — (A’l— Chart the *"ift|, n.irps passed In review nooga, Tann. Ha met a _.young up a man here who JA C K S O N V IL L E , Oct. 4— (A»l— woman there and whan ho de- ttis'name"of Pan pi*h'Dudley? l i e : cellor nf the Exchtiqtmr Sit Hluf fur President Truman and high •parted on July 27 telephoned her wal held fur Inveetlgallon ami waa ford Tripps aniiuunccd Inniah; Army officials today. A mass drop Atlanta Britain's dwindling gold and dol­ of airborne Infantry ami heavy Bunion from Prlncaton, Ind., and tha fo b , i(|, ntlfiad aa Met.raw. lowing day from Chattanooga, still 8t, Lucie county haa issued a lar reserve* decreased another artillery ready for Instant battle Cleveland Detn.lt < poalng aa Dr. Gravaa. warrant charging him with theft •221),(KM,000 In tha quarter ending artiun was to follow. The President arrived hy plane Kansas City ''On Aug. 1 ha called her from id an automobile and another war­ Hept. 80, The raaama now stand at It,- frnm Waahlngton at 10 A. M. to New YorkPort Pierce. She continued to ra- rant allaglng ha laaued checks la 1' 404,000,000, ha aald In a speech witnasa a day-long program of Phoanix In Daytona Beach. aatva mall from him until 8apt. 4, Saattla .s ’ alrbbrna operation* damonatrat“ ••>«* ■* to London baakgra and marchaata. la jail. HI* whan ha became allant. tricks la. to moving Port r o n Mytrw. tuyarwThis fIgiur* jumpered with what Ing tha latest >iJSAi Pari Ptcrae • hoy-mteh a fully-equipped ground fa m e by JeakaonvUm , f i » ate to capture aa "alrband". *' Ocnto AtnM tt tllll t Idlin' tw lull'll tIII111III llllilM IIP In T.1M inches ut 1‘iot A i i Iiiii ft'fl thtoiighoul llir ruMtial uii'ii V oiorm iu T o H o u r Dll VcU'tmis Hr lieu (;. j, Ri Dl'Iil.V , (s Seen Sml Specialists . « , At Supper Meeting As 1 1 (’harmed With IMmiu*Wreck I'Yiccs (1onrl Today Atfitlt'iit T Hoot I Be Burk'd Tomorrow Man Believed Drowned At Daytona Turns Up In Jail At Palm Beach THE WEATHER^ _ j 4 .* 1 , �1 RSjjfll JhjK}'*5^ fjjfi c^T.^v^S' Wp£P] Olds Rejected to complete itn four-lane crosa-state Turnpike to flut Oblo border, bringing with it a flow of traffic expected to Amount to 8,000 to 0.000 vehicles a day. Ohio roads in the a n a aro not capable of handling auch a volume of traffic except under conditions resembling those of Sunday aftrenoon in tho neighborhood of a large city. ; Ohio Is moving to build Its own croga-atate superhighway, but not rapidly enough to meeMhe problem when It arieep. The situation, which also bothers Pennsylvania offleiale. has led to suggeHtloiM on both sides of the state bordej^ugl highway officials 6f. tbe .two statea should have w6(M& closely together In planning this development, and that t# ill means they should begin to do so now.in solving coming, pro­ blems. In recent years there have been some good example^ I,till c l ifciltof hurricanes era made, is doubt wilt I klSle them, lb#'- pride ol .lira M ae Star lap there b v . M J r i t lost, Marly d a m a w jw p l at a It wiring tM nhurrkanc tack that Mate l^at asight. most ever; sense for states to | ments In i vailed in I part of tile nation. Therefore it in good common lighway planners and engineers of neighboring an and carry out their border highway developiuch closer co-operation than has ordinarily preie past. 1 Moving The Capital That the capital be moved from Washington, or a second capita) l*e fcstablishod went of the Mississippi, perhaps in Colorado, W tho radical proposition of Congressman Wright Patman of Texan. He arguon that Washington's location on the knatern Hoaboard cxponeH ll to attack, specially In the atomic age. i.. g • ■ , ... „ te dad to “ priSal Mayor Nat Iona have occaitlomilly changed thjjlr capital*} often iy has decidwEM.iemain wlidcal arena 'Me a while, , :«Mlil a a w n la ro f proprojects h f RM&MUguralbe.completed... na .Is doing $ b •• Msymnaed should tad to contisArlti) work. iMnoccsn m a 5 featn how to if^CCSstannah y'akd (ell over' sea? HI* wile w m with him ndWljely unable ir boat drilled the wind blows. One of the encouraging eigne our barrelled times Is tha art number of people of both set and all ages whom oae M M grot ed< about tha ntwa printers on plgaunt afternd)%T« Maybe ill f l»fiM U o „ _ | . w c ^ o v e * ! . and Mk> $ y edy rccovsly;* colder than tho wlndnwopt aroaa around Canada'n (Irunt Slave Lake, whore the dlncovcry of gold haa brought Into Itelng the boom town of Yellowknife. And Northern Siberia, where the Runaiann have developed considerable nettleniuntn, In even bleaker. The rowurdn of gold have It'd men to endure far greater hardnhiim than Qrounland might offer. If there in wealth to lie had there, men will appear to claim it. I now baa* the atom ll)al *Uch inhuman wcaM* dwtHKlion will be N m if ChUrma* Me- M . a - w A mooting will bo hold oa Wednesday night at Hopi Academy at 7iS0 P. M. for 1 purpose of Interesting para M attending Pnranl •Teaol mootings. Tho meeting Is bol sponsored by th* P. T . A* The main speaker for < evening will b* Ray. B. Hedge, pastor of Bt. Paul Bi tlstChuroh, and th* Gospal 81 ofa, quartette, will ala* ran O T n e Jm B t T oi f ir Ihli will* p riiu # rP0, » T iC' a*d A. X Hurston, principal tha school will alao speak, 'All parent* are cordially vUcd and urged to attend 1 ■m ein, Art. He said It la opposed by Rotary Talk rent veterans. Th* following year It was 10,140 of whom 60 percent were veterans. And this year tha enrollment Is 10..100 of whom only 45 percent are veterans. Thus, said Mr. Mathews, as the veteran group has declined the number of new studenta who are non veterans has Increased. "We shall nrohahty never again drop helnw 10,000". Mr. Mnthews said, pointing out that the popu­ lation of Florida la Increasing fost­ er than any other state In the union eacept California. He alao mentioned the number of war babies as an Ind lest Ion of future growth at the University, that itn ten years ago pointing out inai .12.000 babies were horn In Florida •verv year, hut that now thera are 04,000 hahlcs horn cverv year. The University of Florida, he said, Is the largest university In .the Routh except tho University ef Texaa, and atands 11th among land grant collages In tht entire nation. Tha University owns to,000 acres of land and lessee an additional 2,500 acres. It haa 199 boUdtogs and 904 housing unltaa 11 prate sslonal schools ana colleges offering 2,025 courses and having a total valuation of over 120,000,. m Among Ita graduates, ha said, Congressmen Frank Smaihsra, Congressman Bid Herlong. Gover­ nor Fullor Warren, Dan McCarty, and 5# p o rta l of th# Slate Legis­ lature. A ID E T O T H R GOVERNOR t a l l a iia b s e r . oct * - m Th# iBghway Petrol nergcanl asatoiod to drive Oovscnsr WariW a ear haa a naw tltl* and a m w rank today, • Ma ia A. D. Cosson, who waa deeignatod by tha Cabinet Board Cabinet Approval list, ha reported. Tha eyesore” between tha Capi­ tol and tha m w Buprams Court building w m also ordered removed, The Cabinet authorised the State Improvement Commission to go ahead with Ita dringad plans for landscaping the block between tho torn structures. . It w m to Have boon done In tha spring lari HoVornor Warrsn sur­ lone#— onl ra*tod th* naked Tad day area bs H fl untoockod as an ohtect l*aa for the Mglilatura of tho State's Impoverished condition. •There In $89,I f f available for landscaping the Capitol cantor and tha work-will bo done with that. i r .' Inveatmtnti ■afg they will Stelk* too, ■ary, for fra* prashms c «] oenounrea ine pnrsie enterprise system and reserved hie praleo for Lenin's system. The articles were written for Federated Press, a labor news service, Olds, In replying to Lyle's testimony, denied that ha la or aver has been a Communist. H r said ha believes In tht American Democratic system. He admitted hla 1920 articles were “radical” for that day and lima >but said ha was- trying to shock the people Into bringing abort reforms. Other critics ef the appoint­ ment testified that Olds advo­ cates extending the Power Com* mission's regulatory . powers over tin production and gathering of reading about thosa things. You have to dig through auch news In order to get to anything else these days. But thalr big Interest of tha moment probably la cantered HI tha baseball championship battles. And that’s the way It should be.' Interest in the lighter things of Ufa doesn’t mean there la no Interest In the serious problems. Even the hangman playa checkers when he's off duty. There are no people on earth more deeply Interested In world affairs than Americana, or who are better informed.,I've traveled about <nir country a good deal, dl»ruMHlrui, foreign affairs, and can testify1that even our vary young undergone a wonderful develop­ ment In this respect during the past generation. No, Americana aren't neglect­ ing weighty matter* for bakeball. They’re just maintaining that* perspectives by balancing thalr mental dieta. One-food diets aren’t judgment wiih sliown by the fact that Romo waa several healthful. It probably la true that th* tirnua raptured in tho fifth century, whllo Constantinople average American la fed up to tha rcnlnted ull bcMicgora until the Turkish conquest of 1458. neck with tha constant barrage In these days of MUperbomlMirn, It would be hard to find of news about tha cold war. We’va U-rn iHimhnrdcd with It day and vor since tha and of tha world i-onflict, and It certainly ..... ...... _ (rays tha nvrvos. Of course the answer Ik that most of the nffalra of mankind to­ day aro Interlocked with deve­ lopments of that cold war. Ita ramifications even affect tha In­ dividual pocket bonk through tax* Hooper Academy To , Hold P. T. A. Meeting p S a w w * rf.re. o the ,14th annual convention of he National Association of County Agricultural Agents. Mors than BOO delegates from 40 Staten have company, It bickering much Is a billion dollar*? :|* Sam done tight by the H Of...worm - war ■■t now M s the G. I, bill cost iho or* ia (be four years since ir's and? Moot (piestions lo w may lit- ao tsliifsclory r. But ll has coil Uncle iflUra. than $7 billion In edusla sad Ihe end* U not yel. agents war* asked today by See* retarr of Agriculture Charles F. Brennan to “ provide farm families with Information on problems such as pries supports.” “However", he emphaeistd, “I do not want that statement taken to mean tkat I aspect county agri­ cultural agents or anybody In tho Department of Agriculture to cru- i,'. n n o m n u i u n , u n . a— — Congress, getting Itchy to adjourn, pushed for a Senate vote before nightfall on a compromise bill for hlehfr farm nrlce supports. But a possible snag In adjounment plans lonmrd when n Senate Commerce subcommittee voted un­ animously to relert President Tru ­ man's nomination of Leland Olds to a new trim on the Federal Pnwar Commission. This raised the threat of heat­ ed debate In tha full committee and again on the Senate floor, If Mr, Truman stands by hla nomi­ nee— as he usually does. ft made uncertain anv plans for an adjournament schedule drafted hv a group of Senate and House who met at luncheon to try to chart an end to the nine-month congressional endurance test. The House, which haa been tak­ ing things falrU earfy, got ready for a battle on the administration's hill to expand old age insurance. Speaker Rayburn (I)-Tvxas) forecast the Roclal Security mea­ sure will he pgssed "as Is”. Republi­ cans organised a drive against the "alitor nothing' rule backed Its forra diminishing, the Mr* ricane headed toward th* M a r* tine-Lufkln U M of M at Tax** whera It la agraoted to kit early IM o ehefwee* A rest ot) flat* la 2. Announced recognition of the tkat araa but Ifttla damago waa new Chinese Communist govern­ expected. ment and broke off rvlaticni with .The Naw Orleans Waatkar Bur* the Chinese Nationalist regime. •an Indicated tha kurrlean* already Two other Soviet satellites— had Io»t much of Us punch whon. Romania and Bulgaria— lined up with Soviet Russia last night In recognising China's Red regime. Tbs bureau said It had lost tu Last week Hungary ousted 10 rlfsrlr defined “*yo"— tb# renter Yugoslav diplomats from Buda­ " f tho storm near which dootroqpest. The Yugoslavs retaliated Han is araatest— when It reached kicking out nine Hungarian lega­ Houston. . tion members from Belgrade. .This morning aunv of the cltvN (In a speech Issued In Belgrade residents scoffed at the Ides that last night, Marshal Tito fanned a i hurricane had paused In the the smoldering fire by accusing nlpht. "Lot* of wind and iota of Russia of trying to "endanger a rain, but no hurricane.” tha small neopla” and warning Russia vardiet of hurricane-wise was Houston that Yugoslavia stands ready to _ defend herself. It waa one of mldonts. Tho Houston Woother Bureau Tito's toughest speeches since hie feud with the Cominform began.) wasn’t abla to f i t n positive readThe Caechs accused Marshal Tito'a regime of having torpedoed tha friendship agreement making It worthless. Tito warned the Soviet hips that Yugoslavia la ready to de­ fend Uaelf to the last breath. Ha charge before his army oftlcsra that Russia “has been forging Its irons” against Ids — * *■* Russia feW,SS" **•“ ", P#Op|(l." THO ii|iviiw mw -*— - - - , elusion of Yugoslavia's higgssK troop maneuvers 1 - v ; r 3 this year. Hungary lined up with wit Rustle in charging that establishment of the west Herman govcrnmsnt government onwiM — - Franc* - by tha U. 8. Britain and violated thai Potsdam “ ‘ ‘— agreement •d Oermany. A H um rat of all plaeaa of govsrnajaatal for a united sian note. to tha thraa westarn Allies eat* " sura on t u . n framcral Harman _____ tha naw era. In Bonn, capital Ada* nad about a^third of Vie araa* lepublle, Chancellor 1 -ad Russian tore come up for reflection." nnuer denied th Colmer said that "tha pattern chargee. clear." In Berlin, n Soviet arm:iy news- lai"The Idea la to hhv* tha racial «pprr.. c # d y _ "«; aad left wing groupa bring all paper endorsed *■Hu..,. . . . the ...» u Hon of a "national Mi._........ government' _ „ poaatbta prmattre to bear upon Comm hi Berlin by Herman Common iba northern Republic and Demotdla on isU. It made an appeal for "i crate alike on the eve of tha united, Independent Democrat! primary and general elections. Hermany" led by Communlsti "Should this strategy fall, th* end called the Bonn regime "mis Praaldrat will th* go to th* orahlo puppets" of the westen rrantry nsat fall and use thle aa Alllee. lefl an argument for a more liberal Congroaa," i Colmsr <asserted that "It mu*t M obvtoua to all. Including th* President., - and those now In ivwisnwwvw r » » — - —» - -----wooden stands at tho Remlncle charge of the Democratic party High Hchooi football field haa tkat tho pressure for this typo been condemned and that tha of legislation next yaar will not stands at the Municipal Ball Park kt conducive .to healing tha are in bad condition, and that on wounda of that portion of the this account the City la faced with pesalhle elimination of thei* sports. Tha naw stadium would b* a solution to both of theae prob­ lems, he pointed rat. M at month Mr. Rridto > laid tentative plana for auch a project before the County School Board, said flupt. T . W. Lawton thlo knowing for what It waa Intended. Ovlda Cote, a dynamite axpvrt. morning. Mr. Kridor was told thnt teld auay.and Rueat on 8c p t 1 It would be Illegal to use school how much dynamite would b* need* money for any building not located •d to fish with eaploalvta. Cot* on school property, but It waa also showed how to rig tho dyna­ ■uggaated by tha Board that a mite "to blow up n trout hole.’ plan might bo worked out whereby Burst's slater, 41-year-old Mr*. It is estimated thsro are more it would bo advantagroiia to roat Arthur Pitre, bought dynamite tho stadium for major gamea. for Quay, and the day of the than 4.1 million motor cars on U. Meanwhile, tho High 8chool crash, went to tho airport with • 8. highways. stadium |s being repaired for tem­ package for Mrs. Guav’o plane. porary usa under direction of O. O. The -police say tha gncaag* conHoward, and portable Iron bleach­ ers seating 900 people era being erected gt the north side of the •aya *k* thouiki ft W d a tL U B jt-S Stadium Plans a i r " R D"“m,u h.-'ErsThTa: a wiu �----- j--------- --------- ■—gfflg p ;—■...' r O C T. 4 IM S Social And Personal Activities Palm er R a y— Society E d ito r 's o c i a l C a le n d e r H .B 8DAY Circle No, 7 of (he W. B. C. 8 . g« t k Methodist Church will M U i t 8:00 P. M. with Mr*. ■ S a rk k Adam* at 2008 Lake Danehtar* of Wealay of the P in t Method!** C U rc h trill holo a covered dl*h igaM T ot 7:0° P. M. at the home of M n . C. M. Flower*. Installa­ tion of officer* will take place. The Fidelia Clan* of the Flrat Baptist Church will meet at 8:00 Pi M. with Mra. J. M. Cameron her (feme on Celery Avenue, S i “ wlihlnk transportation are Those , to contact Mr*. F. E. Cooper r*. Frank L. Woodruff, Jr. Inter-denominational party bo held at the Flrat MethoChurch at 7:80 P. M. for per­ sona of , id year* of ageand over. Dress la Informal.. \ ' W ED N ESD A Y Tho Banford Woman'* Club will hold lta flrat buslneaa meeting and luncheon at 18280 P. M. at the elub house on Oak Avenue. Reporta will be heard on Girl's State Jmd^ on tho Welfare Thrift Shop. Hostesses will be Mr*. J . N. Oilla p , Mrs. Charles Ward, Mr*. E. (I. Kilpatrick, Jr., Mra. 8 . C. Moore, Mr*. Francis Bola, Mra. Fletcher Soils, Mra. II. M. Papworth and Mrs. B. E . Tolar. , . TH U R S D A Y Tha West Bide Parent-Teacher Association will meet at 8:00 P. M. ta ha preceded by the board meet­ ing at 2:80 P. M. In (hk classroom j f Mrs. J. U. St. Johns. <4V The South Side Parent-Teacher Aseoelation will meet at 8:18 P. M. and will lie preceded by the board meeting.at 2:00 P. M. Tho T . E. L. Class of the First Baptist Church will meet at the homo of Mrs. Lillian Vickery, 1108 Wesi Third Mtreet, at 7:80 1>. M. Seminole Chapter No. 2. O. E. 8 . will meet at 8:00 P. M. at the Matonic flail. * Tarty Is Held By Parents, Teachers Members of the Heiulnule High School Parent-Tenchura Associa­ tion were entertained last Thurs­ day evening with u 'get acquaintedf party sponsored by the ex­ ecutive board of the P. T. A., Mr>. J U U f & 'J S g J 'f e A 'r * « FT Mrs. Baker presented the gueata to Principal Herman E, Morris and Mrs. Morris, R. F. Cooper, chairman of the school board, and the faculty of the school. Parents followed the dally schedule of thatr own boya and girl* for brief Walt* with tnelr teachers. Member* uf the Student Council assisted in showing (he guests through the building. Of particular ^Interest to the patents weru the Pnewly decurated nrt and music rooms, the library which the nrt claate* are dccoruting with mu­ ral*, and the stage of the audi­ torium which has been renovated lad ta being used for gym classes Wading completion of the new rhyalcal education building. Attracting much favorable cont­ inent was the three room apartdent for the claaias In-,Home Ec: nomica, which consists ’of an at­ tra c tiv e living room, dining room, r » sewing room w ltf lane culling tables and new sewing ^W-hlnes, and a kitchen equlppnljfrith both gaa and electric apoliMKea, sink, cabinet* and work space*. It was explained ta the parenu that membare of the class will have entire care of the apartment under the auper vision of the teacher, Mies Barbara Ruprrcht. Coffee and cake were served 'min the Ifhool cafeteria' by tho hotP « t 8}tty committee under the dl•fetloa of Mrs, J. M. Cameron ibelrmen. 1 toy TH i » rt* m a Ink blr Birth Mrs. Fleming Honors Miss Gladys Wells Mrs. E. !>. Taylor ha* returned to her homo In Sanford from Tam­ pa where she wu* called because of the Illness uf her daughter, Mr*. D. D. Hodges. Mrs. Hodges Is Mr. anil Mrs. P. It. Mitchell getting along nicely following her celebrated their golden wedding Illness. anniversary on Sunday afternoon M ri. Clara Ginn had ns her with open house held nl their liume on Eaat Fourth Street be­ guest over the past weekend Miss tween the hour* of 2:00 and 3:00 Elisabeth Jackson und her fiancee o'clock. Guests were greeted at Robert Cad,tell, both of Jackson­ the door hy Mrs. F. K. Mitchell, ville. Miss Jackson recently grad­ Jr. of Daytona Beach, the former uated from Massey's Business Col­ lege In Jacksonville. Anna Lenura Brown of Sanford, The Misses Anna Lenora and Friends of Mrs. C. F. (iwlun „f Martha Mitchell presided over the guest book at un attractively de­ Jacksonville will regret tu learn corated table on the sun porch. that she Is critically III and con­ On another tulde on the sun fined to Hope Haven Hospital in porch wa* a lovely arrangement Jacksonville. Mrs. Gwlnu will l,<,f hronse chrysanthemum* sur- remembered us the former Helen i on ndel with gifts which wen- Slaughter of this city. presented tu tht* honored couple. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Peel of Other decoration* were of yellow Okeechobee were the weekend Fall flowers. guests of Mrs. Ppel's parents, From Hit- sun purrh the guest* Mr. and Mrs. C. C, Whittington, entered the living room where the Friends will he Interested to lotun ifeviving line was formed and that after Nov, I Mr. ami Mrs. mm posed of Mr. and Mr*. Mitchell, Peel will move their residence to F. H. Mitchell, Jr, and twin suns, Zephyr, IIs where Mr. Peel lias Edward C. and George 8 . Mit­ been appointed ns vice president of chell. Mr*. Mitchell wae becoming­ the bank there. ly gowned in dark green crepe with gold acceeeorle*. Her cor­ sage waa of talisman rose*. TM* living Coonr-wna daeorated with yellow holly 1 and taper*. Numerous gifts and telegrams The Seminole __ High School from friends und relatives displayed lit the living ritom."’ ""i t ,rr rlu,)' um,cr ,h* direction of Tho refreshment table wa* over- j , >** ««'*•<’ Whittle has laid with an ecru lace cloth and l “ l,othL,r «f actlvltlaa which they hope will aurpuss oil at one and wa* a punch bowl Itnlother performance* and accom­ -need at the other end with a thro* tiered wedding take Iced plishment*. Officers have been elncted ami m yellow and topped with "80" In Donald Howard aa fold lettering, fellow loses and inrluiio piesldcnl, Joyce BoDs was chos­ niyruiitliemums In the center en ns vice president, Denise .vine flunked un either side with Sievent was elected secretaryyellow taper* In crystal holder*. treasurer and Dial Boyle, Jack Refreshments curried out the gold •Spencer, and Billy Jltnlnli warn theme and yellow flowers and - , efri . .rcted business managers. A ltaper* were used throughout tha n-ndy organised fur the coming wit* oum. r -boya double - -year I* the ijuartctte Mra. John Krider and Mra. composed of Bobby Mnrrs anil •’Irgil Smith presided over the Funny West as first tenqrs, punch howl and Mrs. E. C. Mit­ Di.vld Hester and Edison Myers chell was assisted in kervlm by .is second tenors, Clarence Claus* . — ............lug Mrs. R. U, Hutchison, Mr*. Boyd nod Billy Tlson as baritones, Coleman and Mrs. W. G. Russell Bobby Cawley and Donald Ho­ of Orlando. Mrs. Coleman, the for- *'>"! *>■ basses, The double ntar Nellie Willifma, and Mrs. nmirtette ia heard in many ap.vosieil, the former Juanita M e-' bcarnncee both at home and m Mullen, were membare of the many sections of Central Florida, Another group nlreudv creat­ lonoree'i Burnley Behind Class a ed I* the "Key Nntcra". Thera dumber of years ago. Out of town guests railing dur- pic nine glrla In thla groupi *,8 afternoon Included Mra. Joyce Batta, Carolyn l*utrl» and J. T. Sepulavdo of Alexandria, lui., Nell Buie, first soprrnoa; Mary .he former Dorothy fffnlth of this Ann Bohlayar , Peggy Wilson and Dial Boy to, second aoprai cLtyJL *** ? r"’ Dwl« ht Smith of M. Myers, former residents of Bet tv Lou . partln. Donna Harper and R-bby Jeun janfonli Mayor and M n . J. K. wav ne altos, Tha "Kev Ffi uV.rtD*,r. Mr\ Incl Nre, E. 0. will bo heard In many nul Mikhail uf Mt. Dura; Mr. and nlire,ranees, alone and with dra. John Alden Brown. Jr., Imivs double oucrt-Ue, **«■• •«** J »n . >. H. Mitchell, Jr. TinSeminole Illeh Hchool A n r» Lenora and glee cluh ig composed of 1 H Martha iuaan, of Daytona Beach; atadenta. Tf la the Junior group Mr. aad, Mra. J, r o X T l f i r ! and 03 In Ih# eenlor erpupt The S n r'-U^ 1 Mikhail *»< entire gfee elnh le m a h W , plena with n vnritey shew on NgV. M, a Ct-rJriiMa nmaram M Dee, Mr. and tJ^D#. f||«a Ciuh Hanee on Jan. Jerlha htCMullsn t V The opedetta la sehedalod for the eprlng eoneert dusaell of. OrlifMle. i'\ U. Mitchells Hold Open House Sunday Glee Club Elects Officers Far Year ffleer* f « 4 h » oomlng gear a^tjn frtin a ofsth« held on In the The s ih io le High glee elab "•an* to partlc<nate In hrith the District and Btate Muale Fee. tlval* and to Include many ap­ pearances hefor# elvie, rtiureh tied assembly programs, Chose* Dil-ouch auditions, for Hanlete, »ar>, Shirley MMdle'on for fna hay*1 vie# elub and tilhtahath White for the girls’ glee f lub. n y v ri W o d rn n n U v e n iW . Jtn i V la p * oSDI ftw-e— --------LO N D O N ,, [ Del. I (JR)— 1! * r I,cri Mnnia-m, deputy prlmo min* istci uf IlNini.i's Labor govern­ ment, InhP'ffytionnl Buok League today T bioo a sen.-e of private . nropi -ty Irwjknoks.” "I don't p^u.h mind if people confi-.-nli- >uy, Ix-'i c, i r iny watch, m my bcilr-be -aid, "hut I w ill t :-bl l<> the death ....|do who * lliuvi my bm k-, or to. inlixe iny « Announcement Is being made to­ day of the approaching marriage Telephone I4 k 0f Ml** Joyce Denmark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Denmark, to Leonard C. Jones, sun of Mr. and Mrs. Irlaml C. Jones of Ocala. The wedding will be an event of Oct. t> at 3:30 l1. M. at the home of Mis* Denmark’s aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tho­ Mrs. Ann Cudney, RN. and her ms*. All friends of the couple are husband Mr. Cudfeey have re­ Invited to attend. turned to their home In Osteen from Tampa. Miss Gladys Wells, bride-elect of October, was honored on Satur­ day morning nt 10:30 o’clock with a coffee given hy Mra. W. G. Fleming at her home on Magnolia Avenue. Arrangement* of mixed Mr*. Harry Lee returned yes­ flower* end fern were used In decorating the room* of tho Flam- terday from lmko Wale* where she spent the weekend with her ng residence. A cream colored lace cloth cov- i daughter, Mr*. Lee Draper, ered the dining table which was Mra. Y. Oldaker ami Mi. un-l centered with an effective ar­ rangement of mlaetl hibiscus. As­ Mr* G. Hamelin have as tlieii sisting Mra. Fleming In serving guests Mr. and Mr*. C. tiurrnu mid Mr. and Mrs. Latraverse of .Mon­ were Mr*. T . It. Moye and Miss Betty Owens, During the morning treal, Canada. an attractive crystal vaae waa Ralph Dutton Woodruff ha* loft •presented to the liuiioree from to return to hi* home In EnglishMrs. Fleming. tuwn, N. J. after spending several Those invited to be with Miss months In Hanford with relative,,. Wells were her mother Mra. George Wells, Mrs. O. D. StenMra. Ilarutd Clause errlved by Irom. rMra. H. “8 temper, * T W. I” "V. "'.V 'T.'' . Mra. r ' T plane on Saturday from Corpus « ,M~nf2.rtS?' “ " J * ’ Chrlsti, Tux. to join her young Mre. J. E. McKinley, Mrs. Willard daughter Diana who hu* Iwen v’rawford and Mrs. Marvin Dyal. visiting her grandparent*, Mr. ami Alsu the Misses Denise Stevens. Mr*. W. C. Clause. Marilyn Messier, Sandra and Mr. and Mrs. T . N. Dillard ami flnnjn Mnnfnrton, Martha Chap­ man, Mary Keids, Hetty Jo Iloilo­ family nttendi-d service* last Sun­ way, Jean Chapman, Faye Will­ day nt the Presbyterian Church in ..................................... Dillard iam*, Duncan Baker, Pot Brown, Gleiiwnod where Mr* Cherry us Ua ti-m-hi-iteacher before Louise Luilliquiat and :'!,■ « » served *»rv«l US heft, moving tu Sanford. .Singletary. M«cers Installed , By Story Socialise My Watch* , Hut‘Not Aly Book* Joyce Denmark To Wed Leonard Jones A rtb f rn t ■ H o n o re d Cgptain a n rTv r«. B rrd ! -*-d Th"ir assistant Leonar lor. who plan to move tl •Idanec from lanford to Va fia. tamorrow, were he*en r farewr'l narty given It day at the IglvaMun Arm| hooks," County Council Has Meet At South Side The Florida Congress 8. bool of Instruction »a« held on Saturday ut the South Sltli- Primaly School for the Seminole County Council. Mre. C. E. Hittcll, County C.iuncll piTsliirnt, presided over the u-lioul uml following greetings and In­ troduction* of the facility, group singing was enjoyed undi-i the di­ rection of Mrs, George Hanford of Lee burg. Mrs. Hanford talked on the ob­ jects and policies of the P. T. A, also telling of school publication* and urged that each school haw a copy uf the P. T . A. 2fith anni­ versary houk “ Lest We Forget". Mrs. A. G. Wagner, offict and fit-lil secretary of Orlando, talked on und explained tho reipiliementa of the Blue Ribbon goal for the culling year, stating tliut Semi­ nole Conn i y wa* the only county In tin- -Into with membership of 100 percent, Study groups and parent educa­ tion were discussed by Mis. Edith McBride Cuim-ron of Gainesville and she urged that all intend a convention to be held in Orlando Nov. 8-10. Mi*. Earl Williams talked on progtum planning. During the lunch hour the state officers were entertained nt Sendnote High School cafeteria. The afternoon session was devoted to a skit on parliamentary procedure. chctriiity, ttlriilies and the Bank *♦ t Kngiitnd. ’ . _u !a _ >•», want,In sim- lir 'll nuts c vh-' in lb ,1 nuts with fifrd *bring Dumi slowly TV'/h I t ill, ni simmer itiMi.it- *■ /nllowing the marriage of the Karl of ILii, wuoil, ‘J |n .Maiiun Stein, Austilan conci-il pianist, nuniltevs of the BritUb Koyar Mimsehubl |„'»i foi Hi,, ..... t-wi.ldmg portrait. The mluifid c-ieiuoliy w,i* perfoinu-il In fashlonalde St. Mark's t'lumti, l.omlon. ..... ,.f llritons, uttimli'ii by tin, real-life lolaunce of a nobleman uml a cunimonei, tinned uni |„ get ,, •laaiise of tin- eiiuple. Shown here (I. to r.f are: Duwager Qui-en Mary; tin- Prince-, Ih-yu I, iimtliu >>| thu gloom; the Earl and Ins bride; King George VI; tierahl David I,ascetic-, Die gloom's liH'tl,-ii. wbo nclcl « , G - l man, ami ipoca { liilt i mitiumil Sunmlplmtu i Eliaalivth. HarcntH Should (ilvc liood Home Guidance Ififth ‘School Hand Invited To Concert llo lly w o m l H O LLY WOOD, Oct. 4 t/Pl .Shouting ipiii-Dy In Culver City I* ii film Which appears to Imve been written flout tha headline* of Los Angeles newspaper*. IP* called "Wrong Guy" and It's a thinly veiled treatment of tha local vi'linn Ml nation, Tho script concern* un attempt to ret up u race track information wiro la California— with various fireworks thrown in, Follower* of recent news evenla will detect parallals to the Bugsy HlegeJ murder and the recent Bunset Btrlp cannoning of Mickey Cohen. Kingpins of crime and gambling in New York as well as Los A n ­ geles may find themselves close­ ly vkhi-tl In Dm film, which stars Edmond O'Brien and Joanne Dru. There’* ,efo'J kidding ulimit Die •eriouanesH of tin. projert) Lo* Angelei detectives are un the set constantly. Jot-1 Mi'Crea Is considering a "Captain Kidd" role after '"Tim Outriders." He is balking, because the film will be made In England. Ida Lupino and (Jollier Young take another problem with’ FPachiito," which will deal with Mexlcan-Americana lit l«oa An­ geles. The producer* have already lackltil the problems of unwed Mothers ("Not Wanted") and polio ("Never Fear"). Roy Rogers la the' flrat top screen alar to take on a regular television show, He'll put his nug through its paces- un • program tailed "Tricks With Yriggpr"' ' Foi Wynn’s socuiid ?V show was even better than the first, ft should become one of the trip ebuwe on Jmme streeba, east or Mask- IncMlntally, the party to fair- Wynn’* flrat show was so erowded that - even the sponsor couldn’t get In.. He and M* cronies went Ut another light club. , Claude Jarman, Jr., will be illher an actor, a farmer or a ' l n n f u r i l - i i tl u u d o Fin h f a few t'liiltltr n tkliti Oililll* t’tiVi'l •i 1'impUm*:, mn i m ilu* I hi'lr mi’iiiwiik’ * U hfirml lit li > In M int •nt i r m l y , ilu y muy a iliBtiiFti* K•«i Mini IhKi w liit'li muy itffm'i 1 1ii ii tl»Biir I" Ui.io uml let.ml uiht’t lllti^it'hh ( ItHtllffllllUl l.t’iti mill? Nl’limil, ift it ftlf|i hy " l |• 11It m i *** 'j » i l m i r 11» Ilu eft lil’tt ••wit i i ‘aili|u » * In li u i l i l l i mid >•! m iiiU f Ii m ini|iiCHHii iim " i ill* W»ii|il I III 4 T|tl’l Ifltfl A Nklira'll lllll tar m mII i i i'll itIt liti- Uit> h mu hi i Hi In Ii"' hit It hi* tillt v ut fit! lit" ♦*hi i t n hIi i jih vsifli .rthiiii- 11 *■' i un* ly iiiifiiit Iniit tu li li'i iinii lit I In* 111u|»|i In* •II1IM* t it'Otl MHIIill |||I'lUlMlf K-h r**i i m*•«i i.» fiitMui in M eeo ia a m flm d id J jS i tPl ri il |*t nilf i A i’ll! Ill vsIm hunts H llit'li* In IIM Ilk lullin’ I lllll tu. Iltml it Vlltirl j plm-f. 11mj, Ilf tun Ifavf lit** pal - 1 cutw «kml k »* Into Hit* hpss' ut | HMi'irntv i mifith’iitly ; In* tun ptil itii full Mfhiilmii mi tlu* i i ' p 1 idli’liil t lii' t luM \* li i iw, hp i |>|j||-p M i l' llillltf J trial'* - I.... I n hTiHitl tlllll uf I hi’ |aiVt* III III" |BI1 flllw. tslii i uni.ipps ut helms In tuin LYI til ill Hint trill INSf Mills at pill t "1 Itin nl ll lll lull hi III Nf IhnjI VSill k , a-----------*L TECH KICDMU/ | ADfMl -sHAt4* I E A N ftlPtftllWN Da- alii llounrOM *U'MIi tn ' Dia.ml|ij*!,*;! Knhliuu | itilur 12 At way.w i ’rcp l i i m i i — ih ^ rn ^ r; Il !** Mill's •'*!f it |M«| till' khff" hit i I•41*11 Itl'i'illIn ! ifiulv f<Jt ’i I I, l,HM III*tltl S IHI Si' M * • i*»»i tlimturlit 4*f -*|,,m| jlfJ ft„ s ■»'i#*tiiiMy *limi nff «|«11t i f«11 ’ I. ’’ Slil n hull In- ihiiv i'li until' f Mlrmrlf N r v i l l u .i Hi \ mv **i ■mmiw'bii* (hi* rhlM t** Vnin 1 A'll’il I Ill'S* (tu n|* alee ||»|l «h« f , *,?H» Aft*! Ml" »’ltl||l •* •'I* « , •N * mu r# In fnpiilt I*f** i- mm b;i'lv hi fiip« H?|fh' liDiil l"u . out •i' fh*' fniii’l' Hi *i in nm ’.',1) h lipVt r hflppil riu pjiIn mu In Ip ii i'11i|iI i^imss ii iiti|p|n*mlfint* lliiuiipli iiHuwiiip iim* nm! uppoi Limit v Ini 111in i »nry I I'NpiMMlhllit > h*l Mill'll Mill l« (hillffri ii’ tin Iriff Itft*I nil 1r*<illU lllll* *If , ItflM|f11*|f lip tl} J A C K & JIL . L y J l O ukiivsetoiteori t. B rea U i 4 a k imt9l n e w 1930 Sludeba l i lt l l l i : tfead-eut edvenism aali m a rk iM i 19MliedibekcfI Hichav tornprcsiinn Chsniptun and Qommsrdsr snginrs of in nmacd trorsepuwsr •ttsit tui ilu log cog spiloa front win tl suipnti •kai'W ld.■ r im wiitsU sm ts»lr* kiw prassur* Ilu* ■Ufll sdJosUni l-rskss • Oeerslss wla-Lovi sod wlmWitokt ' GlsrC'pioof "libtk light" t|aliumsnt dlsli •Win it sbeksr risflMua-nbip " iS K A I I . O O K ” I N * ■* ; (A lt s All over America, all eyes art- on t lili’il^riintiL'all^ itinerant I'Jtu SiuilcDakcr. IDs Hu- nroD^cnsaiional ailvame lo car styllri); since Muilcbal.c|-'|imro<liice(l the “ new look" lo car* three years n^o. \ , This I OVD .Stmlehakrr 1* Io iir , low, luxurious— and it’s trim, tlrek urui iliRht-sirciiuicd— no Dulling exeals hulk in stjuumler gasoline. . H.. Slop in xml get a close-up eyeful of this hreath-tak* log new Siudebaker. IDs the "next look’bln car*. obit, ’ ODHAM M OTOR CO. *& cV 1401 F R K N C H A V B . P H O jjjr > f t 7 Q XT 1 "A mwi'm . A-'4 ' ms&s Lill nil fl it11-1w^ si nir«; cu lino f-n lilt- ll.llf ll a netting oil witb uthi-i cbl Ml 4'II t tl-y. in ii|<l may ns ndv nt*- *«! Tft|»i; liuDiut a- M\ lilt 1 (4 u if* Elvviiv i tu Ip.i '•mil •■* a 7-'e m -old In Iniiginu-- ’, V i tin ildu filial ly *tu*i i*i , bt >ii - rtuuipv in using Innl i nr 1 linwrlng that a 4-yeur-nld I’ttti lit H i i i iiu i Ih; ua IA1I rlltf r III tiuim; niituiiu Vi '1 i»l t in it -iruass hint. sins*; a.nl , lilt i lip' ml 4 tin- l.ih Growing un is n two-way PIP­ ItVClHUtiun. s* ih iii>ilidinir niHiisliili-i't 'S 11f1 ii f.iiiuly -in r- r* of i r'hlhl -m l id - «i - inuuv tli at all along Dio way. Long I,- f. ic I -I >1 miilc, '-«■ tlliii- a-lives to sc ml .liiuloi to hoot tlicie will lie apportion lies "r lilin to have experl-lo-es nougIi which In- will gradmill) <rn to guldn ills own art ions. ' V limy go to a play mute's I....... ■nn ................ to graiiitmnlhin's b-r u llltle vacHtlon. or stay with friend whll • D 'ddy ami nioll ei away on a trip Tlo-se i-a-1 •‘mlisr expi-rlenrin r -''''-- " S'ol much from Junior. There l» , experlation Dint In- will know i eopfo. Icing In slr-nio- ■' -nl tiaiii'nu’ to v.'t al'-uo ............ * nmcats nro lintiovt-int to hilowing liefore t,G fifth or -Ixth ■sthdav has rolled nruiinil. W »"t does Die school expn-ct 7 his ABC's - r h - aide • -o-m* •> "i, H r needn't know Imw to rend. Ilu goes to school to learn how, ^ ’Howard Hawk* plans to Ht * Avluelly llln «tlaii'i4 Ih* yldiy uHltf llauth t»-ul fl*If rtf tilIt Iiff „ (I firI 1**1 WII! M r7 r ~ r;r t7 "The Hnuw nt Kilimanjaro." un if|n H n i f the i•Im41it11vr fm vlimtli ■pI mit I i|u I 4■• hi 4 y p ( T i l A N N O t'N t’RM KNT nutl Mrs, Kussi-ll Ch-lnnd oiifkiiUhM- the birth of u dnughti-r ' if'* Ann at the Kcrnnhl L.mgh. mo 'Ho'-pltai on Kept. Bit. Mrs. nflan I Is the former Helen Eli■l>fIII VsnlJurger of lamgwoud. I urn I.AST TI.MKH TODAY ! lutili I - 1 i?i nvV Up ih Ii#4c|s iiittl **pil il IHKl' I pill* lit 411 U.II mJ til • I II t l|! Il * I 111|Yl* 1144 fl lit , I I I luii|| fliiltl ' ill dii pitnily in ■i'I; ij *9 Ifmiil Cut nl the I'hiNhimc Arrow Hull mmitliN \sIn*ii Ii.n ilt n . Im*f**, him I m l I l u 1 tmtjiii -i v lu’t d JilH'P lIllhKP "UL *'I l Ill'll lit’>141Ilia. nut lu’iilt h )■ ^iiih i t M Mri*?* ni i tut it v kituU T I ium m*’ . u ni hiickhritiiiiMl wit h tO hp pt «|i' tiff’ll lu f"li‘ .1Sillier) i'll of the world's must travi-lad a keep on acting. "Might as well j . Bile inailo "Tile Third leap making money," he reasons. ami "White Tower" In EliI'eopi* go to college to learn how i thla year, returning lo her a make money; so II >ou already frhere. Now her ho,ia. David ire— why ft. to school V ’ irk, tell* tier tu be pre. Claude mas to the premiere of * ' i make at least one filar hint ruder Ih the^Dust ' In Oxford. I * ppe every year. _ — ^ (• llaa, OeL Ju. H .'U return to hi* " la. getting more ' « sucecss of record, which The mome ware irepe napet and- l», da thvtu -.ItCe.- Hy DAVID T.W I.OIt MAKKE AP Newsfeatnrrs Parents are rcsponsiblo far guiding Junioi's early leoming Csperii-iii«*. la the day-to-day liv­ ing btiore school opportunities must lie pluvldrd a child to de­ velop a strong heullhy body, nil alert Inipiii'iUK mind, enjoymeiil of friends of Ids own, Incieasing lliili-pcuiieuce in lliiniiiig and inlion, uml a sense of well-1,eing to living. Tile pall, in, ivlitrb arc established dining the years lie foie sis will Imve all napollatit hem lag on tin. way n child finds bis pliii-o in a rein,nl situation Tho Seminole High School hand Tliut is what lies Giiodykounl/. I- listed among the bands which liii ii'toi , Ibvision iif Eh iiii’titai i have been invited lo be I lie* guests K,location, says ,,, a fon-wonl t. -f the Stetson Symphonic Hand Die rci'eiiDy |,nl,lislie,i panipbl, I ami John U, Stetson llnlveislty III ol tla* U, M Mflu-e -,f Ediii'athn, \<nn Odld |-'o, Del.ail,I for a matinee pelTurmunco "Preparing oil Oct. It of the United Stales School." tPlimpIdet No. IUHI Tills little volume answers siirli Navy Hand. The bund will play In Kllinhetli Uilestions a, "When Is A Child Hall In the afternoon fm Stetson hi inly Foi Si land?" "Wlnit lb ,,1 students and for tin- high school The Schoiil Evpi-etT" "How Can guest*. The evening concert will The Home II, Ip \ Child Muke A la- at Ilia formal opening of Pea­ fhM'd Beliool tdjiistinenl T" and body Auditorium In Daytona "Ih,iv Cal, Dunn And Sctmol War! licaeh. The band will be under the TnuelherT" U hi n is „ clillil ready fo< baton of Lieut. Comilr. Cliurlta Uremlley, U. S. N, and is the snma •eliotriv The answei lies in Jun­ organisation heard each Sunday ior’* drvelopna.nl, In Id, si rung afternoon over a national radio and weak [aditl*. And. says the ftfflc* of KiUieiitlon It is not fa-i network. The program will consist of Id ileride tills hy rauiparing hint soloists and the music is uf u e|th in lyldsirs’ nr friends' elill lpopular nature. Ollier high school ■vn. It i» important to take int, bunds Invited to enjoy the program villi the Saufoid bund are Dofnnd, ■trcoiml the kind of ivni'il, , ■ t . , h " a hud Ill-fine going off <' .lunnell, Holly Hill, u. l i . u .... | chon), ii* well as to know what luluinnd Daytona Rcurli, Pierson. M l ! '1,1" bn* Now Smyrna Ih-urli, '1 ,,f( m"'cii growing. ,f' F->r n,nlevnmpl iH* ll" 'v Dora, E iinIU, Li-i-shnig and tba- '— '■inW may be w<-ll->|ev,.),,,,..il la. physically, yet be uidli- iniiiiriiure By BOli TH OM AH XT S afe.W lac Labor gnvim-m nl, which " limk power in-lPd’i, bn, i.ciiilited ,r tlic > nl mjucii. inllrvn-ls, gaa« , i •i . P �I r t f iU r a & T t i t f Red Strader Combines T Formation With Psychology And Friendliness In A l l - A m e r i c a N EW Y O R K -A football coach, has spent moat of his llfo in Conference G a m e eynolds To Pitch FontN. Y. Yankees In Qnener T omorrow P rA nable MM-Ups Hurricanes Travel1Lee Team To Meet Are Announced But Weather TWUy Is To Louisville For! Miami Jackson In Sai d Unfavorable Tough Assignment C o n f e r e n c e Tilt HEW YORK , O f f ' 4- U P ) COR AL OARLKS, Oct. 4 fflnoBtetigei, manager of the ria l)— Tw<» of tho highest seining H#w York Yankees,, afid today outfits of the building football tto t Allis Reynold/w eid Im hla season will clash head on Saturday Starting pitcher In ll|r. first game night In la>ul*vllln Ky. whrn the if-.the World Serlea* fwith the University uf Louisville Cardinals, BrooWyn Dodgers In Yankee Btad- who have rolled up 114 point* In lute tomorrow. 1 Ihree victories tangle with the Burt flhotton, Badger*' mana­ University uf Miami Hurricane* ger, refused to naow^iia pitcher who amassed 62 points In their winning opening game. or.even suggest a probable. However, the Saturday night tilt But flhotton is expected to se­ lect either Don Ncwromhc, Giant represents tho first rough assign­ negro right handefr or Elwln ment fur either eleven, Louisville's (preacher) Roe, sletvIM, left hand- veteran parked outfit hus as fin outgrown the second flight op­ or. ' .i® , Reynolds won 11 lost six position offered hy stmill Kentucky during the American,Hague sc*- iind ImHtina colleges that this Just closed. J l e ^ i l a right year It has wlthdawn from the Ohio Valley conference and I* ed-thrower. , Tha probable JlnMDp, as re­ casting sheep’s eyes at a berth in either the Southeastern or South leased by the manager* s Brooklyn: Hces*ji|]Jorgensen, cm eonfeiences, Since tho South­ lb| Snider, cf; ItotiaHn, 2b; tier- eastern had already set In motion maaekt, If: Furlilo, rfLHodges, lb; machinery which may make the Catnpenella, c; no ptfiner named. University of Miama one of Its the Cardinals believe a Now York: Hltiulo, as; lien- members, resounding victory over Miami »J«h, lb; Berra, c| DtMagglu, cfj wuuhl enhance their own hid. Brown or Johnson, ah; Llndcll or Lntllrvlllo, using the T , has Woodllng, If; Mapea or Bauer, rf; overwhelmed St, Josephs, Western Coleman, 2h; Reynolds, p, Kentucky and Murray State Col­ ' However, Carl Furlilo, power­ lege ,'l3-0, 47-7 and (1-4-7 without ful Brooklyn Dodger right-fielder, irettinir up m sweat, IIIIMlnirl Joe laid that he believes a painful Trahan and Buss Lueln have run grola Injury may prevent him Ihu opposition ragged while Ken­ from playing against the Yankees ny Gurgnl's passing Ima lieen tomorrow “unlesa the doctor per­ deadly form* a miracle.' , . , Miami, against Rollins, showed Furlilo, who hit fn kmaxlng ,431 great potentialities hut not much In tha last 40 games of the season depth. Though the llorrlranes top­ and raised hla avejrfxll halting ped their previous high tally of against the Tars mol esta­ avetage from a lowly,.267 to .322, declared "I'm pretty ' store I can't blished n now high scoring total for their own opener, they also mtka It." 'i Manager Shottan,r4iowovcr, said allowed Hollins two touehdownr and In 17 previous games be­ Funllo would playil'-i ,"I took four awing* In hatting tween the two, the Tars had srorplttUce today, and nail to quit,” ed Just four touchdowns In all. amd Furlilo. r*I can’t hit and 1 Andv Gustafson gave his laiys a ifln't run. If 1 play I'll do more loosening up drill Sunday an,| on M M Hwn good. FMon’t want to Monday, scheduled a heavy work out for tho Cnidinal tilt coming up. He lemlnded his -ipiad that rarilla Injured Wlmiuln eliding • Ipcortd base Ip I t) final game where** Hollins had had only III days practise before the Miami tha Miwn Humlajol T game, Dullsville has been working I - threat of rain today hung slnre and will he playing ir tha opening game. Thu wen- Us fontAugust Hi game fliilurdny. He also it wad cloudy aud-mlld here and nolnt"d out that where the Tars i Weather Bureau predicted It had to get along with 30 players, add continue through tomur- the Cards have that many latter V and most ofvTIiursday plus 15 or 20 other reserve* A rain area In tit* Ohio Valley men who have lirnl game cxperlcnrn. moving northoaxOftrd and the Physically, tha llurrlrnnes w f Ithern fringe v lei-expected to start the week In good shape tan ng light rain to New Ymk City, Coach Gustafson Isn't cortaiii rthern Now Jersey and Long about the aetiuil playing condition and tonight, th*,,bureau said. of Ills regulats. He plans "plenty A second rain 4Ma uver Ihu of work on everything" this week rer Missleslppl ‘^Valley this with the reserves, who floundered ffnlng alio will mjl^a northeast- on defense, getting extra attention. Casey a jrd and reach NnttYork tolnor», the waathcr’AtWi tcporlsd. Vlaltore who heVe-ZIcbuts td tha Mid Series fare>Ui\ pruldem uf HttM a place (n (Up). And many Id nave a placn'To sleep aro (frying around trying to buy a Wt to the ganwmfUaat hotels alraHjAvci e hooked ’AMacIty. Rooms wero at a HMlum virtually everywheru, Millet situation was almost I p M fur those who came to RKYorb or the ehanre nr pickF to f Up. All reserved and box if'-MV* been sedd out at both Rtot Stadium and^fhheta Field, ■to (topper looktApr for tickets j prise* were "bRng quoted In JA C K S O N V ILLE , Oct. 4— (JP>— Miami Jackson and Jacksonville Lee, both unbeaten, meet In this week’s feature of the Big Ten high school conference football program, Lamlon and Hillsborough, tha other unbeaten teams, also seek conference action, (guidon takes on Fort Lauderdale and Hills­ borough runs Into Jacksonville Jackson. Jefferson gets Its first taste of league competition, hut Edison waits another week. The schedule: TH U R S D A Y : Fort Lauderdale at Lamlon Clearwater at Plant Ponce do Leon at Edison F R ID A Y : lefferson at Lakeland St. Petersburg at Westi Palm Reach Miami Jackson at Lee S A TU R D A Y : Jnx Jackson at Hlllshiirnugh Orlando at Daytona Reach Main­ land Last week's games left the con­ ference picture unchanged. I.andon, Hillsborough and Miami Jackson won their second straight games. Me joined them at tho top by trimming (Irlnndn, 26-12. Lon­ don's win was over Plant, 41-11; Hillsborough's over Ht. Peters­ burg, 2WI, and Miami Jackson's over Jax Jackson, H-6. Rig ten trams wnn three and tied one In games with non-conference opponents. Standings (conference games only): W I, Pla. Op. London 2 6 67 1U HlHshotough 2 (J 33 0 Miami Jackson 2 I) 21 6 Ji'fforsuri Edison Orlando .Ht, Petersburg Jux Jackson West Palm Reach Lakeland Fort Lauderdnln Plant (I () 0 0 0 (I II 0 0 McC a r t h y m a y h t a y IIOHTON, Oct. 4— (/P|— The Bostun Red Kox management has told .Jue McCarthy he Is "welcome hack as manager.' "It's entirely up to him," said General Manager Joe Cronin In confirming published reports. This would ludicHlo that MrCarthy has no! made up Ids mind yet. VeCarthy'* two-year contract has expired, Cronin told newsmen he and owner Tom Yawkey of the Red Kox had "repeatedly told Joe Mc­ Carthy that wo are satisfied with his work and that he Is welcome hack as manager." MrCarthy Intend* to take in a Rntiert W. "Rob" Williams w#s couple of World Kerle* games and named ns a delegate to attend the then go to his Buffalo, N. Y„ farm meeting, Oet. 10-23 of the Florida for a rest. Wildlife Aasm'lation at Ht. Pateraburg hy member* of the Hcmlnnl" The Russian hooks In Ihe U. K. Sportsman Association nt a well attended meeting Friday night Library uf Congress uulmimher •hose In any other library outside *t Ihe Tourist Center, Another Russia. delegate la yet to he named, said President George Ktlne. Mr. Williams gave a report on the fish rnden held three week* ego hy more than 200 children at Lake Charm, Oviedo and stated that nn even larger fishing con­ test may Im held next year. He expressed thanks to members of the Association, Jayceea, Cham­ ber of Commerce, School Board and city officials who aided In making the program a success, It was reported that Alrmy engineer* have started spraying of water hyacinths from the It. Jnhtia River Bridge at Monroe northward. R. W. Williams Named As Wildlife Delegate ■M il* Apt Krakower, mauagrr of B llp n lt one of the largest tic■lea in the .rnuiitry, said Britd to take care of hie 'customers, but that ha A o n able 16 handle "one I the request*," 18,000 bnapht-r seats will M at Y a to * ftadlum at •morrow—lAlt the lino fot ready I* 1 beginning to It# first spaturner showed Trout are now being planted In lUflht outside'-the stadium m With a ■rpbitablu radio remote lakes by helicopter, •ven among professionals, must California. In the mld-twentlos he a number of things to lie suc­ he was a crack fullback for St. cessful. He must lie both a buddy Mary's. He also caught for tho to the T B>rnint*rm, Now he tui.'ichnll team. After playing pro football an expert on nutrition. He must know psychology. And he must two yrars In Chicago, In 1028 he began coaching Regia Col­ know football. All these things, and more, fit lege In Denver. After three Norman (Bed) Strader to n T . years there he returned to Bt. This Is his first full season as Mary's aa. freshman coach and head coach of the Brooklyn-New Inter was assistant roach ' to York Yankees. He rsnm to the Slip Madlgan. When Madigan Strader took over Yankees in 1046 after Dan Top­ resigned, ping moved from Brooklyn In the >in toil. During the war he enlisted In National league to the All-Amcrlcn Conference. For three years he the Nnvy. He coached a number was barkfiebl roach, and content a! service teams but his bsat probably was the Sampson, N. Y., to stay In the background. When lie took over last N'nvsl training nine. It Included 84ptcmhcr after Hay Flaherty Mickey Owen, Eddie Yost, Duck resigned Im bad little time to (ieary, Tony Lupeln and Jim switch ftom the single wing Konstanty. It was Red who told to the T formatlorv iNow he Yost to play third base despite has the T n motion and every the fact that Eddie was a short­ •ate of his 32 players solidly stop. For the last three yeara, driving but because the bays lilVe Yost has been Washington's third hsseman. to play for him." .Strader had a great throwing "He's the kind of a fellow you would like to have your sun play arm himself. While In school h* for," says Assistant Coach Jack doubled aa a semi-pro catcher, White, a chap who rates with the "Twrnty.flvo bucks was a lot of best In diagnosing plays. "Red money in those days," he reis a great psyrhotoglst and geta rslls. II# had sevtral offers to the most nl hi* material, not by Play for Pittsburgh hut picked Cleveland. After making a spring driving in piny for him.” "lied is a tireless guy," says iisining trip and a swing nrouna Backficlil Couch Bcrnle Master- the Amherlean League he wound son who ran the T as Chicago up with Hollywood. One day he was sitting In front Bcsr iptarterhark until he groomed 8ld l.uckmun foe the spot, "He of his locker talking with man­ does everything that he ask* the ager Oscar Vltt, latar famous aa manager of Cleveland's "Cry hoys to do.” Line Couch Mel Hein, all-pro, Babies," "In those days," recalls fltrader center with the (Hants for nine yeurs, suys Strader Is the heal "a player was Issued a pink slip teacher of football he has ever of paper when released. Of course, seen, ' lie not only tells you I bad never gotten one until this •bout ii piny hut shows you how day when 1 looked up at my lock­ to do It by working in actual er. ‘Ouess I got aomo mall to­ scriinmuges with the playora. day,' I said to Vltt, not reillilng And nuike ludiuvu the hoys don’t It was my release. “ Before I got a chance to in­ get n kick out of that," The Yankees opening game spect It, Vltt hollered 'Not met with the Hufrnlo Bills came one It was the old man's Idea.'" It was then that baseball gave day hefoie their first paycheck. “I Just had In give them their Bed Strader back to football money after the game," says From all accounts It was a lucky Bed. "It madii them frel good, tiny for the gridiron. especially the nuw nun. They hud been working hard since early August. Tho next day wax their official pay day hut I couldn't hold buck on them," Boon after his promotion last D ETR O IT, Oct. 4— HP)— Ktave fall one of the mail trips was a Van Ruren. Ihe mm man gang of jaunt to California for games on the Philadelphia Eagles, practi­ successive .Sundays In Los cally subdued the Detroit Linns Angeles ami Han Francisco. The slmrlchanded In a National Fonthalt League game last night beYankees chat tered a plane. Red noticed that one of the fnrr 36.012 fans. Offtplally the score read: Phila­ motors was acting up. "That's nothing," the pilot la reported delphia 22. Detroit 14, Rut nearlv to have said to fltrader. " R ’s every fan in tha ball park knew It because of the high altitude. we* etricklv a Van Vuren victory. .Steve tietiered the league's all If wo fly lower that motor will time ground gaining racord In the lie nil right. But we’ll *ot » proesis. record for a flight to the coast, Tho Lion* surprised the N FL If wa fly at a lower altitude champlnris wlih two touchdowns the motor will he quiet hut to xrah a 14-6 halftime Isad. •vo'll lose s|iced and won't They managed to keep Van set a record." Buren from scoring territory In Htrudur, a stout believer In the the third period that ended with snftey of Ids players on tha field Detroit still leading 14-6. Then amt In Ilia air, told the pilot in flteve look over In a big way. no uncertain terms to set the piano down almost at tha spot. They were over Chicago. At Chicago they switched to another 14“ no. Again Bed ran Into a problem. Upun Inquiring about tha food for the rest of the flight, Strader was - informed that half of hln players would drink milk and the other half would have to take coffee with their nteal. Red held tho piano up until two hottlea of milk wero put aboard for each player, after making doubly sure the plluft was ofetlvfoua On a speed record. Though Strader was horn at Nawton, N. J., 44 years ago h« _ N B W YORK. Oet. 4— </P>— when the Cleveland Browns and Kan Francisco 4Bert clash at San Francisco In their all-Amerlea football conference game Sunday, there, should be some '.errlflc scoring. At teaet, that’s what more than 60,000 fane can expect to ree. Judging by tha records. art o m , two in total offenaa; one, five In rushing; six. two In in scoring— which afford* a good idoa of what can b« antici­ pated Sunday. The second-place San Fran­ ciscans, who nave a 4-1-0 re­ cord this season, ore top* In punting with a 47.9-ynrd aver­ age, am] eecond to Chicago in average yarde for punt return*, 17.0 to 15.0. The 40era may hang up a re­ cord for penalties. They nave 00 for 321 yards In five gamoa. Their record, in 14 games last season, was SB for 740. n a t io n a l l b a g u b FO O TB A L L N EW YORK, Oct. 4— (/P7-Na* Y tlnnal football league standing*, ' Including Sunday's games: ■ Western INrlsIen Team W L Pel. Pf P* A Ch. Hears 2 6 l.COO 84 7 l.os Angeles 2 0 1.000 75 I t Ch. Cards 11 .600 45 84 Detroit 01 .000 24 07 Green Hay 02 .000 7 W Eastern Division Pittsburgh I 0 t.000 28 7 Philadelphia I 0 1.000 7 0 N. Y. (Hants 11 .600 45 4J Washington 0t .000 7 88 N.Y. Bulldogs 02 .000 14 « < The Browns last Sunday hroka bb loose with a 650-yard passing, rushing rampage, tha years the journal selected Hover, LBO high. That boosted them from sixth to Cecond In the league’s lineman, ns player of the wee* total offenaa. It was Cleveland’s A T L A N T A , Oc». 4— f/T)— Ken- In tho SEC. fourth straight victory and ex­ tucky’s amailng 47-0 victory over tended its all-time recurd of favored Mississippi awenl Coach games without defeat to 20. Faul Brvant In as eosrh of the Tha 4Vers, In their Friday night week In the Southeastern Confer­ at with Chicago, accounted ence. 403 yards to retain first Of the 26 votes east hv sports TH EA TR ES olaca In total offense with an writer* In the AtAlanta Journal's average per game of 888.6, | l h ANNIVERSARY poll, Brvant received 10. compared to Cleveland's 840.8. Gaynell Tinsley, whins L8U The Browne, however, roes to team toppled Rice, received tlx Oct, 2nd — Nov. 10th. an average of 82.8 yards per voles, and Bill Edward* gained game white San Frnncttco on* vote fnr Vanderbilt'* triumph Air t’ondltloaed climbed 26,1 per game. Alabama. The week-end offenaa was reNominated hy the coaches themmarkabla. San Franelseo-Chlcago selvas as the teams’ outstanding totaled 866 yards by rushing and player* were Al flodlnr. Georgia passing, Cleveland-Los Angeles full hack; George Klui-k. Tulane MS and Balllmors-Buffslo 745. halfback: Jlmmv Jordan. Georgia The 40ara' 368-yards by rush­ Tech halfhack: Lee Nnlley. Varuling against Chicago finds (hem crhllt halfhark: Harold Payne. f ir above all rivals In that phase Tennessee halhack; Allen Hover. lilt No. 2 ot tha game. They have an aver­ LfltJ guard', Jerry CliillKirnc, Kenednendny ! age of 26213, compareed to tho tuck’* defensive halfback; Pat Massey, Mississippi'* defensive New York Yankees' 184.7. There were no change* In posl- halfback; Pat O'Sullivan, Ala­ Gone for forward poising, but bama defensive line hacker; Jim ­ all except Los Angelea and the my Kvnca, Florida center, ami Idle Yankees rose In average Red Williams. Mississippi state yards per game. Chicago remains guard. Auburn did not play last .. , on top with 207.4, then com* weekend. From this honor n>ll_ of "tat* Cleveland, 202.4, and Baltimore, V F M 4 4 44 4 s s e e sse s *♦♦♦♦♦< Kentucky’s Ole MI Victory Reaps Honors ^ Dr. C. L, Persons OPTOMETRIST Ira (seats*4 •(«*»•• llaari #-11. *-• ' A tIsall- gatleaal «s*k » ■ « * rushing defense, flan Francisco and the Bruwns O M l C > Ct l\ f * M IDI IN I M E A I R L Van Buren Rallies To Subdue Detroit 22-14 FAMILY NIGHT Every Tuendny and Wednesday 11.00 (plus tax) for a car Full I All must he seated TONIGHT WEDNESDAY Color Cartoons i Shorts t Children Under 12 R ' FREE I Complete Shows d 0:45 • 8:45 - 10:15 COMING SOON “BLUE LAGOON i “MOV IBS UNDER TH E STARS <,ANfORD O R -. A N D O HIG HW AY — AD D ED — CARTOON — "Farm Foolery' — N O V E L TY — NEW S - E n ric h m e n t of L if e Sanford Merchants Association Black bear were once found in waterfowl lumbers In 120,000,04)0 of DjF'qfd W ith" To covered Recommend to the merchants that Wednes­ day afternoon closing of stores be dlactm- a » \ if ,, , ,' , - * -* , 1*,-*>. , • Uf , . . . » ■ » i. • V•i' *1' .JaI I* , tinned from rail IM S PLUMBER ■M l H o i wototr ta n k flon't MEm L o m m io w v u atonr when he peaaed the wo»d#-*Tha# is jhwfei." lfyonw«a«aCedlle*t iadfc*lthet eetlefecdoo-fcr a CediUee Is s joy lopeweis.xndejoy toatiDw.Menr my that It adds to the utt of thsir whole day * serivltlis, ywata audited too**, you ought to Mate •treat#meets at oace to have •ao M vtm d lota year poataha laphtef ym* tevgalt, yenwilbee • ptolp Miami* ef tepftoN* aad C«ruia It U that * CediUxc bring* (id ) (t th* utmost In perfanaaaev, hi aornfart, sad ia safety— sad that Rtcmtirltetee latmeasureMy to lit owaer'e peace of mind. Few, ladesd, can b* hsppy without t Cadillac— once they hsvt Ictrned how p m # It emlchrs (heir Uvta, If you are among tha many wte have the Impulse u own a CadUfaM* come In snd.»t*„ps woo. Each top you delay means n lose In MtUfa*, rion which other msttrial paMM don c*a hope to supply, �a A iM >; ' • •, "’V.J;; H p il ' T tn tS D A T O C T. I, 1949 T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . S A N F O R D F L O R ID A pilgrims of . . New York’s *Dawn ,tnti'SimOone on the hr** tne so(111 .1 rack of popefim— deliherafely D o e s n ’t Impress and hours after ha has gonefefy— tha •leepy birds flutter ddtrn to ctflWeon-WiRe Natives "l”ct hhi contribution. If the pig­ Hr H A L HOYt.lt N EW .YO RK— WP)-Tlie nice thing about the Min Ik I hut it only comes up nnro a day, Here along Rrondway, where people grind their itrami undcrfoot on the street of failure, new folk are Interested in the rotor of the suq unless it has b«on tenttolvely approved by the Federal Vmtnunlralinn* Commission. The dawn rome up out of .tam­ ales like Chinn across the Hay— but it has to have n commercial appeal, rort of sponsnrrd madness. Actually the day erupts In * blue and gold surprise. It Is llk^ a reluctant flower with a iiurst of kindness In Its petals, ft eoffle* so soon It bawls you off your foet, because you aren’t prepared. I am talking shout morning Id A r place called Manhattan, where n s wise and the weak folk of a confused world mingle— and are mangled. Tha famous .folk by this hour have amused the mass, h»,l tlww herring of haeon nnl eggS, trndrd the rfcli gossip of lha liwtei fruteiw nlty of entertainment, am} gulped ■Jeep— or . the sleeping plli that leads to idrep. Broadway and Itl side afreets belong to the stranger and the w a g e man. banging into ringing cans the uneaten steak fragments that fattnp New Jersey hftga. The sound la a chime of prosp­ erity. It rings the hidden pigeons awake. Where they bide i l night, It la hard to know. But somehow they always awake to a feast of plenty, these feathered, impnrtu- eons picked a mayor If would be Kttmeon* unknown fo anybody hut them. It would be the man with the onpeerrn. He elects himself. The peo|de thetnselvtpr— *11 workmen and jaded playboys who keep a city alive between dawn and dusk— wonder sometimes what they have done to justify be­ longing to the human race. Tho plgabns have a simpler ethie. Their loyalty Is to the nest and eggs, Mot the largesse of that ilrange two-legged opportunist— mail. Mo every hhie-gold dawn ia a trumpet to a fresh adventure. Whether thut adventure lies in old Mnnhalutn or Ufa widening world we work hi Is another mattor. You can take It any way you want to, but you can't pass on Uw chaos of civljiiatioit either to tho i"goon* or the sun. The sun has Its own dally re­ sponsibility, hut the pigeons have no sense of gultt. They wing where hey wish to the goal act for them cfore they were eggs. Three different U lyfc* tyjci of oystnre are taken from U. I . w a le ls , the isterh oyster, the Inigo' native easterh -mall native Olympia oyster found on (ho west coast and an imported, targe, Japanese oyster. PfYsW ml Start* M M SfMWI Drive t o Employ th e Handicapped W .T . n tf is a iA tr S, 00 •:}0 We*tern New t Jamboree Sill 1 :0 0 Western Jamboree Tbs I OCIOck Club M l bows 1:00 1’npulsr Music IiIO M o m m a Devotion* Moods In Maolc W or ld at Nino Sttt OiOO 0:11 Variety . Popular Muafu >:tS Angels fear to tread 10,00 I’m Ifp T'srsds m,is A H..yA tfirt-a Music Old. Now, Sorrowed, Him . . hruir n A MUr lirc ti i i i o Morning vOrltly t i t s Music ruwou ■youa o 11 : on World a; M k’odnn I M i Tbs Hand Wi 11,10 MOO Club 1:1)0 gollow ship IT*. 1,10 Musical Vatlsllss t oo Bar Nona Ranch 1:00 hs IlSptlst Hour nday's Mlar' til* >,10 HMe A Ttsadltnsa Your Memory Bongs M l lilt ratr A Coolsr tilt 4: II By llequesl Mltyihm Hour ilOO T_b_a ________ S: in Tbs Bright Hpot Sinp rAws sitn ? s i* i, 10 lit* 7,00 T il* Tito 1:4* Siftl) tin *,4* *:fln Si I* St JO The Conestoga wagon used in (he ft S. covered wagon days was 10:00 lit fort long and its wheels were lOitS as-high as a man. sift The United Slates' Library of Hi** IIB Congress contains more than eight 11 :1 * million volumes and phamphlets. 'IiflO T w t - i . i m sons* Hporls TarSda purls P a y Hint* D r i ll in g on s y’lnlid L’ l Busas for a t.sdy HpuMa Perannalltfaa Program of Canada Variety Hall Klrure Ion* In HcloarS Meet the Bsiul Night IMIllon Variety Hporls King of , |)ay Muslrnl Interlude He Diitire Tima Culled Nations Pnpuhtr Music claaslral Huiivenlra News Tiirntnhle Time Mlilnlglil llen.lasvuus News Mlgn Off ORLANDO. Oct. 4— (Spec fa11— National KmplAy the Physically Hnndlrapped Wrck Is it week Set sslrto In October of ench vear by Presidential Proclamation for an snsrrted drive to promote the em­ ployment of physically hiiiuHcapned Indlvldunls. This vear tlw date will ho Oct. 2 through Oct. 8. I N. F. P. II. Week was nW rred , In October. IJU6. Thrnugli every i medium of commnntrntinn interest In Ihe emt'lnymeiit of physically handlmpncd worker* ha- been moused. Karh year since ilmt time Ini, nlsrements of Ihe phvslrally handicapped luive Increased. More nnd more employer* hove come to renlire that It i* grind business to 1svnil themselves of the prndurtlvn Skill nod reliability of the handlcapppii worker*. Il Is eallmated thnl five and , one-half million workers with significant physical hnndlenp* are gnlnfuliy employed. These handi­ capped persons are proving con­ vincingly that It I* A B IL IT Y , not disability, that counts. All hough a week each year la Intploy Ihe «eti mid,, nslne as National tin Physically Hatmfrapped Wok. this Is not Just a "line week a year project. It I* a year-round com­ munity program. | Many loral employer* aie now using handicapped persons with good rcsulta, and they iciinrt that I It certainly pays to "hire the handicapped." for It l» "uhijily not disability that counts ’’ The placing of the right person on the right Job effectively fills the need of I he employer, the employee, and % iz a z z x j tw -ItvHi r.Mtiiie Pur Mule— ;t ■»— U m .HKKALD Want Ads I m c Raaalli i to w a is j h i m . . f l L l * **i A* < m M I* M la t « . , iaaW ------- m i l asseilaa 5: 1s: £ « - i s P H t)N E k s . 14# SOS WaatI * • , w ill a s ias . •taaSusm It r 1 4 i « ass UI»sAl>9 O fh ’ la l*sts« i io rsts.a ess .aw sc­ ■ M ill* u m .as stM fHsn Is s iH t lH | to as? tNOjilf- tm sedsr to* :.v ::s; J a s to i « W * . s s b ssl ossstM* sto rie s, s it W s s l A S . ■ * • ! Iw I lo H I sfftoo s o lb s I t f l s h r . J v a b llsa tlso . * r t s s s s H t l l f SS .H H S A Ia tS ll It so sets* W H O I s »*■ *. *4 A s H i * * , a s e s s s s s s lb ls t o * FOR FARMS, homes, buslnes* sporty and sir cage, i m your Realty Agency r , A. Rtrniil Oric it. Maihiciii, Ralesntan 1307 E. Second fOreet or phons iaftiLJ. IIO M F -H rooms nnd hutli, three bi d room*, adjoining lot. 2014 (/range Ava. Phono 706-W. 8 lota oJTOrange Avenue, t.evrled Fine iwtna-site*. |HHI down, 110 per month. _ Bhyjio 7H8-Jt- Bknford. I* 10 ROOM hogsp apd 2 large lotj on Magnolia Avenue. 2-5 room nn Celery. Ava. All cheap. t’Kone 734-J. 1— Heal Knlute W a n te d — I .‘I BEDROOM ho,nn within 2 miles of busincM section. Reply Box ^ K .^ E -.Curn Herald. Ardcvva F o r Milk — ii ArticICH F u r H i k ‘U i HERALD t sts a K & a * .J Q ig L l room Ivridshed a|iartment, SMI H Magnolia, TeteaheiM A . “ “ — ii POSITION Desired by romprtent, TUX.EDO FKKDH: Complete line. highly trained SK t'K FTAR Y Hunt’s Titscdo Feed Store. with administrative ability and CLA RIN F T , prarlicallv new, III years exporleneo In atenn$(T0.U». Cost ttftfl.nf). John grnphy, bookkeeping and gen­ K rider. Phono 7PH-.J. eral office work. Ilo* L. S. (.’are T A L U O T T ’S Drive In— 111.1 Ssn Herald. _________ ford Ave. phono IIIMI-W tin clulned fiirnlturht t sofn and il!— Npacial hcrviri'N — f i chnlrl t rocker: 1 oil slovo; I kitchen set; I dresser; 1 Ire bos, NF.W FLOORH surfaced to per­ fection, Old floors nmde like new. KlniHhiiig. cleanllig A wn iFried Bhrinip Dinner, Served "Tha Best Hhrlmp ina- Pnrtkhh- power plant. S3 "The Shrimp on earth" every night At H t w f 'i tirill. years axperirnre In Bnmlnnle *24 Hm I 1 st BlreSlU County, II. M. Otea.drt, Lake Asbestos Ahanitriim Roof Coating, J la r v . Ouaranteed to stop roof leaks, F iritN IT C R F iinbolsteflng, *st Isfaetion giianinteril. Flee Pick ♦a.2S Hal. tip anti Delivery Write (1. W. NKNKAMIK (Hus* * I’ainl Co. Kairtsnv Ilox 1141. I'hnna 920. I I.M il W. 2nd. Nl. V llK lL tlA N IH.tNIlK made to or - , FOUR houses and land and farm­ „er. Seminole Venetian Itlimi, ing- Implemehlss ono Dodge car Od, H20 W. 3rd, Ft. Phi,no I nnd mil. Model A Ford. 2 milk 1163.W gouts, 2 nice pinlu llorseu, One in nil for Hnle until sold at F- Im l.A N D o Morning rttnliiiel. O r­ lando Kveiiiog Star. Call Ralph ll. HYSON, 6th house Opp, Dr, Ray. IHIS-J. linker's Dairy, Ut. 2 box 163, Hanford, Florida. 0,\i.L 617 for llattery, (lenrraior and Hlar.er eervhe. Hwaln’* Lighter Wotid, approximately _iS6 Battery Hervk-e, 101 W. First cords, will take f!2 cord, St. wood has to 1h» moved Roy Partin, P. O. Ilox 562, ford, Fla., Paola Road, phone U iv N M d W K H K sharpened, bl cycle* repaired, lock and key lf.57-J. work- No waiUng— work <{nnr 2 yr. old Ligiiatrum f*o rents each. anteCfl. tl. W. Shdirtan, 31" 1124) Myrtle Ave. Phone 88-M. Cast 4th- Hi., Sanford, f')a ■A ( Formerly with Williams Flail i— X r t if t .L K f t * A f N T K # V -4 «° P I n jfSMkJBsma, iv (H e n \S A.V rl-TTI — ,1 Wu built lose when you doR’t bring , your prescriptions tn Lanay’a. Phona 108,______ . GOOD A N D BAD leg. 1180.06 2 pe. haple Living Hultn . f 6D.DB ring Room Suit* - ‘ - TBofa -i S A N F O R D Uied■ Chippendale 134.05 Used Blmmena Sofn Bed Single Maple bed, coil spring and now cotton mattress 134-05 U*ed -Single Metal lied, coll eprlng .............. 134.06 ' l“ * F v l l . I»r,ls I I andl lnnBr>nr| n— maltrnaa innerapring mattress IMtlfi 1*24.06 U.ed lea Rot ....... 124.06 Modern furntahed apartment. M A T IIK k OF SANFORD Also efficiency apartmeni JOJ-WI F, U t flt. Phono 187 Highest cash price paid for Downtown office stum. Talari furnUuro Tud Davis Furniture Apartments, 208 N. Park, Phone K N /dY Sunday dinner at l.aney'a Co. a n k . jst, Ph t>88. 76c Alan week daysLunchea A 1278-J.________________ , , ■horl orders. IlliYH Small bicycle, prefer Ul good condition. P. O. Boa 448 American Floor Handing Machine P L A N TS FOR SALK-Carnation. with edger. 11. M. (ileaion, hake Snapdragon, DlanUtus, '•■’I Sweet Mary, Fin, _ • ' Wniiath, 36c ddg.j do*.; jj.I 13.60 per 10(1 nf one variety, ft Henry A. Russell 7— I’etH-LlvcHtock-SuppIlea _ l T H R E E root# nu a r fnrelTt, Hoed Co. j Mv partially furnished, tlln bgtki ■creened pnrahen Invely large HEW IN H MA c T h NEH, N ow‘ 1 Cocker flpoaUI piipplra. Reaidnrohwt lovely: idily priiied. Mrs. Carl Moss or children to ' oleaale , ipiwna 4d ^ ‘ W . ____r - i In, Oatecn, 8 milts fromprices. M B Pftdn* 10M-W, Call 080 or 1323 for appoint­ tHrfe* stooAd-hand KwVcteT Riiioii. " ilp ip w a /v i k C T ment. able, la it Oak. . tiE N T Blgetow Apartments, Lang’■ "N O -R O A C H " 8EN loR f Refeiity bperator fee lay Bldg) 611 P*rA Avegh*. . _, elu-p In Orangi/ City; good cWH■k kills R( U k F U B N fe llE D T j v a f r m a n t . tn i'f IWx B Qrangv City, Phone Oalery Avmlut, V . U ' - i 371)2. , » ’, roam cottagSi unfurnished. <VAlT'ftwja;7fol LOR In^Avtnue. t* l ■a*' -Must b* rrimt, have j—, *vm„ gfs,'( rkpulalldn. Health Ca tlflci) a p e rie n t for m l r4)|ul*r' 1800 Ma««o|U Avenue. . . i ; 114, ihd earn Muffins, l.foora an , Board in tkrtlt,- 824 East Jet r ~v UN W A N TS MIOT OT T H IS k m * hoitlf for intleman. f tIdpcrleUlee * m t neceaury.' Vet­ A, P, Care Herald. eran* will be trained inr M f I room apartrornT,' unfulrnlallaart^ training divlehm *t government in weleome,.First Building ' Av Mi ROSIER. I “ OPtnst ptiu aubelstaiM ,/#• employment new In thle grant rurnlshcd Bigelow apartment* THE w*a luui itirlilalww llnllalnw tom.I tlw community, as a whole. This drive for employment of the physically handicapped is a*earbended by the State Fmployijent Service, a**isted by the da Slate Kmplnyment, Service rr*ti&Mti*T o r t h k n\% \ i:n Mlll'r 'M M i.K H iA T , 4 11111Vocational Rehabilitation. Veteri . v i i o v »:rr.. it»:m im :n m afis Administration, and many T ile u v n r r o ^ o n o r other Organisation* interested in u ni f t n , imis, m \m \ m .n Hiding the Imdicnpped secure em­ tn tan: u ia n r m h i i ii :i, 1 I M l -II i. % J. Ill Iff ployment. nf Tile H-tsfntl 11eyhlit imMi hrtf Employers me urgrd to list .'I c i h I ji v f h « ti I r l i l u y t»i Hm it fo n t, i, p«|*t •Heir Job openings with the Flori­ I'lttrltiM fin Kl. tliVi da State Kinpioymnl Service, HIhI* which has representatives in San­ rmmiy «>f ^•in!n.t|«*ftft, ford each Monday morning ill the | t'loVoi* • *’ h N'otfiry I'iiMIi In Countv Court llousi' at IMM1 .V. M. , sod f", >1" **f if’ .mil cuntily fifurp j||i|iriirrti| II I, All handicapped persons seeking | 'IV"III r n.iilk v Mils h « h if ill > ■*w.»ru enrploymeut are also urged to Mw. .IrpopMw um| irtilHK i visit these rcpiesi-iilalives and rtoyil Hi of ii. ( the* 1*11l»lf tolla-• of .Hmnf Mtil H•i ,i |i| till tl th.ll flip every effoil will la- made to lo­ the lillnwlnu « 1 iho hftl of It |-a cate suitable employment for them. h Tinvi U'll*; • .in.1 I , . S I M , ,1 M i l . ’ w i . t l w rl*r||1 itf (It wtit*i ship, in,4ti iti.* ■t*1 i < u t i n I I v . h o l i h wvnti n i i’tii \ II Iu r.U IV l|, . I jO k u I N o t i c e I •*!»•I Hi. 1.(1 l o l l l , M | . , - ’ I It M l-iMlCH.lltl »• 11- it htf'i fot III* i 11m • *11«* n m i I *M.\ *• l,| JU|,0 | |M M iTtrt: i n .e rr:* u i|lit rw*1 In O f o f \ U h l il • l n o : b t .v it : i *k k i .«»iim »a , MM3, »•*• in,. ol.il h\ fh ..r T.I HJ**ll't:t. t; I'AMBIIHN Slot .4 1 tiii h .1 • i i ini inH I 'i | K Ski-. ,'ll|(.\ t: |lA\li:it!I.N If lliry. IMPI f|1*11 I I’<i**|ii| |.dtt« .tot fijf nUticr i*f them, he nHvi*. a ml, i(*‘KnlnI i. ii' • i* i I iilotl on * h. IT ilfiiil. ill a Miihiiovvii l»*'lrA, ilc Vi'lWr *»f I h1t tm, li» wit vine**. lcA.ttra>» .ii ur.tiitcrM of ft.. ami -oi.ti AUCh iliM'Ciiritl, nr ilrci'ilcllla* !** till* oT I HTh.ii im p M i I.. rtlllor hi.iii i tilikiiow ii hrlri*. i|i*vInco*. iFBalrFi* m l h'i itiMwn in.in in ri or NrHiihPN I,r T l» WIVNINH- i illlor. Huh!i*,li rt It I. 1Toatt H,< AM. ilrcrtiMi'il, iiml it* any (ifnl Fla | prrHt'fiH L.it in»: nr rltilmlnu Kill i ot It i.. Oi'ini s.ti nny rlRlit, Mill* «*t* IiHoiofi (n ami Fla (1(4 I tlr follow Ili« .toner IIll’ll h*f»il« tlu»|ii'N-* M-immor W' flihoiic In Homlnol*1 iNmaly, Flar­ HiMti S mf.0 .1 Fla 'd*. wl* 3 T|» »i i* . o not lw itf liWt J9, 4*r Work 1, HAMIJIIO.VH t il«« nano 4 1*1*ITU i IN a* r**i i»rtl*Ml in I’lwI 'M 11 .......... Ft Atod ,i*4(l * f,"‘ ' liool, 3. firtlTf <9, n,f the IhihHr i uiiili’i tl,, tlFi’oriti e«f Ht iiil?M»lo I'miniv, Flor tminrdhiti I\ i i >1 Ida, thi* re*Me in r nnil mldrcrti of ••»lel•»*■* to>I<1kiif>, olio pot CAi'ti of tin* pm Hi** to whom 11(1* wnl nil mil h r In millr**Hwrit lu'hiit unkmiwn i.iun* of i ' I I I1)001IM ..f - 44"•*l Im m i o* |« Vmi ,iri- hcrohy irtpilml to fi|> IIfno IIOI hamas mol ait ill »'•toto** n*nr on th»* lllh il«V of Orlohrr, lllilH Pin 4 , a o. i w m i 11tor p. *tl'», III A Will* lllrtl It iitctl Hpaiitrti loii in (ho i'lrruli i*niir* If till Iim| i '4 I III 111 I I.toI1> *1hot nliMo •Ip-,I dp'll *"Ii, • .if th»* Ninth .1mil I 111 rirriill In 1 Atiit for Hcmtiiolo I'oiinfv, Florhln, fli*lit*' a(nl ,141,11 )'** aw 14 Uiomi of , i I* i roll 4Pina I ii Um nitliir** of -nl>ft rt.ili hi'tiiK a nm* •i i*« ui Alilt hi (jUlt’C Hill* to thM attpvo The ft i of a Me t a*.I ilcMrll-iit Irtml- iirnl Jin ulilfri’Vlat Fla •»*! title of milt) *it-•*. tii'iiiikc "Mil,* II I I *. ,1 S.l MI . Ml lit l«AIII* II MAi(»N .iiol wifi*. INK*/. \\ M t I n 1p a • San*., i DAFON. t*1»»|iii If fw i* HAMHKl. Mil. •» I '• Ml Hatil.M it HAMKlit *N Arti| wIf•% f'UllA N*’V%h l , n nal i IP I*, i K I»AMKHi *N of at, ilrfoHihmtrt. Fla Clldlberv Nm 73M .1 Tit tl Tin known tmiotli. IT IH F ITrrilK U MllHKHKH ftllil i•l Ii oI we* Ihm1 ItrIm f>rtli*i he |mif*II•*Ivrrl otlcn I inrt.lM >r *; nl hot.11mi A wh'k fm four I'orinoiullvo w«ckn ImMi i ■ («nt > • t n ,.f tnfAt Miooi r'Ffoii* fli*' return 'inv Htiilmf In ♦"* "f h i, . lh|. «tfdet unit rutih**, In Ui«* Haii Luiiih m„ ....... wo Oaf,' ffit.l llcrnhl I Timvw(i>ip«r |iiihllAh- (If U ( a, ■*'•11 Hi',Mi «(I Iu Nfllil H.’iiillmli* I'oiiutv, Flnr NIlia 1 I man lila I Th I* lit' ( 44,. p ll M, inP" \i ITSTIHS Mti fi,4to! uml Him kciiI nf *i«M i*iod I id S i nfi.nl Hninltiolo 0In. vo HI) UK Mir naan *vl,o|i|. rI'nunlv, Flmhi,i, f|»|•« tilth ilay of **wro i w Ml M, l-t 11 ftp t.nil.ir m i imli M o O, I* III ItNlu IN Islo.hl. I toll *4I It % I i« 1II I V I *|r| h of ( 'tl >till 1 'illirt >k* of ||,. HciMifi,.io * <i,iiniv, Florl»lfi "I.... *lo |.||1 (I s.« , awon )i li.'li 1It, «!lll* '• IT « fit IIT Si: \|. 1 .ml* t II If 4 h.,P|. I opon Mo k ,.r iti». ,. i,.|. , IAIII ntll, | ml Mlath-m n mm ..l Mi. | i 1 *orpin il Inil for *4to, ii. 21 Hour's A Ih iy «•list, i i i, nun i•* rt14• i, Ihalt i In - '<1 Pi ,, paf alii i ph fain wi ,i. oi«iiiw . pi!.i it, |o fiiini - r ,ll kno44I, ,tM. , i.,i 4,* In »fo 11P'II III at,Ml,'* i i, ,1 'IMP'*' ,||,l- | 44P|, P - • if Silltfiilil Hinl t fiery Avit. mnl • nil'y liiit.t. m who i A|l|*» M .|.on |||«. I...... a*| IP, I’HfM Il'isp'. 1,-1.1 l, | RI'l'lll PI*"* 11 a .1 j. i if v of to | that "i n Point rlet. mi m i Milt" ,i I flull * Pa's im i oi| ill v*4 I tin I tII v ijt p, r pel wo«, rto( PittiMi, m r.n pot itl,.n Pa Oploniclrlitt |nferr«l tllr* . f ot itolii« , • n i lo Mi *(♦ M*o H ImiIm!*«. oT ,.|pr f 1‘lliHlrs I hit It AW *40 w»m,o| Lt Ittm 1la Magnolia A»e. Phone till r. That ill* ,ivi i 11*i* >mi inhr! i fitpltN nf tnuti irtwn. of Mm pal in 1fall Holrt io ■tlwtf H UM<1 ( hl I O Z A II K I K K Lt'Kal Notice » NOW OPEN Hon nod’s Service SI ril inn Dr. Ilcnry McLaulin II I !»,%•» 1 •h i : a i.i l.v Tin-: i*»»i n r •*f i tn •mi xr\ JF I" IK. st:\i i n« hi •«it r. im Kl-i *lll I >A, I N I’ll* ‘It \ i t Vi. to- I Mute of FA ha ,i a \t : « \ \t rii * ii, I *-,i i >t fll \l. I'll KIM 14IfIS M*NN IIA\ IN' I A NT'S \is\l\ Yon tirt'l *•i, i r# mm. (I uni * *iy i tuhn- «■ *nil, or «'li hot t„aahim III. <rnmptou *i• rent nit it, it,. hMIlltK'le *’...... l.ffl.M Ml II,. tVilli t% if S ,,, III oltshr at. tho Hnio ..I * i ITf 111)** llotl, • tflHI.nl “hull 1 nilill I *t,iM Mo ■|. o. and pot of m 4.1.1' t i talma M■, aml 1 tea (It, i’I-.Mi II i’H! i a W STRICKLAND MORRISON, INC. -10** F. FI 11NT CH UN K 200 i : *h i it] 4 ^ Am \ on PtM ilirss. . . Hut linn'l Know It A Inline'-, wide n|ien when I tie rixif's ginie Itiid. M'h us If (h e rf were nn um l ut nil, I,el ns clicth \nnrs liefnre itimlitei slur in . . . iireeuiilinn imw nun uotid cnslly tliiinitt'e litsl t til sa, W illin n l nliligutinn we’ll advise nn relinks neederl find nn e«s4 lernts we'll supply tnir i|tifilil> ll.tireM V-ph.ill Shingles Inr it slnrm -prnnf, leitb point Mini. iM n iit lilv Ihiym cntN A rra n g e d Hill Lumber & Supply Yard 2 1II Wes) T h i o l SI reel 'hune H.1 Hv Knv (in tin AMO w/rn THC kVAS'/'S JU S T ONt! OUT AWAY f M M 7He TITIC, A M !V t AOUNCtt ---------- ---------------- \T nA$CMAHj fly Kritn S trik er ~ j J -*^ CAHT ■aafnrd Mater tk KgaL U 208 W. I at HI real PAGE F fT f tfirn^y, ami any »uch clAltn da« Uia mAttA or nth#r«rlM. prtH ntaiol not I -hull M vnld. I Up.1 -V. HT tniihrti'rihcrrt iliirlntf *Im* ♦«*•!• illt WIIITM Am fflltDlhrt iiiio'crilliiK Hm .late* whowri It or of thr Laat t tan r* t« 31*I ft fThl -< Infor m.! i ion t W «l To*lament nf Sai f f ' rAnulri’il from .laiU i\..<kl> *'.Miipiicll, tlarm1 Aftulw l i’kiy anil Itlw. f Mv n* wp I■1r ht pnhllr ntlon Sopi 37th 1949. luipcrw onlv 11 L i »«ui ii Killtur, pnhllwhor Hworn ti* iihI B»»looritiotl P.-f.ir* •lie till** I m .fny of ••,i i,. r, i \\ i iimlon I ira ti I ,VIv oktnpilwrti.,n . \|,ii .< i BRIDGE C0UAP $E, lwnw DANl^ ^ p o s s ib lv c c r ro HIM IN IlMf ■OH CAN'T G E T TO ME. vWE'J i trf , .r'i u. i O'.Jf 3 ■ ji-r. h v ' n o \; , ■-f. OiM t iJDD i ’ I'APilj , /I , f ' 1.1 V.tl ,'J ARK You bothered at home with 1 ante, spiders, roach*., moth* and other insects. If so, Phone 07--I. Each Fog Job guaranteed Ser fur no dafs. Swana ^ tf’a Fog ^ ♦lr(*. Hahfrfnf, FI m ’ ItOOFINH, Painting Ashes(os' Sid Ing, Building and rupalra. Ph. 1188 and 07-11. i I o DER n " FLOOILH.' Handt; Floor Fb In* 8nd PtnnAiing. Portable 1 Power Unit. Nn ton large, no r No Job Um Job too small. small, 'MuiUriiim 'MmUriiim ydi yOut floor*t the 'Mddorn ’Mrtdern way. Halt (?■ fbf fyef fret* e*tlmai«'s, estlinaieH, Motlfrn Mrxl4rn 1478 fed FldWr Surfacing Co. 107 W. 1st. pR j h » i FI VODOPHJiT ItlFRldERAf/ON I M t lf tE rwMmosrm W alt lilsnt'4 T - r . \V r? A P T 4 V >w-\N:~»g l aervleei Conemorclali. Domestic Also D/L H liA TK/l ANCK SERVICE. I 182-R. A PPM (I O F M V rviBD P ilA ^ P B P A g TE P < IN P O F S L ;n p G N --jr - 1 " nOWI .. ASB \ N Ju rwiiw P 5TILL :on A I ( r^frTUjMlC “* — m j ITS’ ■■ •Nollcert— I ’e ---- " n' 1■- ■1* ffc- WJ »#- | » Kindergarten any, opln 4t 307 Oak . Ave, Phone MB8-R. F. H. Vernay, Director. ■Viiiii*' It ' i iriil ■ "A m Hv^Pnul Rt/blnmm 'o M .trt isixr rmuG rn HUOIBO rrJtASBjOt jGotetA DO MS" ' rYtjumaAN»tM HAvastrCAuaur hu.tr/ - t DUO a-^rWAr s t o WAWA/ - ® mssKSk ► SfcMgrtv.ittit ; ;v Higy "lfM jgj»\ m m m m 1■ -f''.v - • .■J r .u V ^AjArvi �r w -. ■•, v _________ __________ ____________ --------------------- --’ •’ • * • ■ v iy.rrT-.^w re t'-^rr-e w .^-. .■ ty Q R P ' ' * --------"-----— "■? v " 4 ’ ■ v. TAKE THIS TEST B a teat of your powers of 1perception study tho two figures below. Without using any measuring device except pour vlalon determine If A-H la leaver than C-D or vice vena. A COLORGRAPH FOR THANKSGIVING F A M IL IA R 55 A character In uncL "DEAD ENDS" N other word*, curtailments. The deilnltlona clue the answers, which are paired words. In ench Instance the first word Is the same ns the second, minus the Inst letter. As: a “blonde elf* becomes a "fair fairy." 1. Stylish gnl. I 2. U r sal whiskers. 8. Throne dower. 4. Sixteen. 6. Rabbit sersKlio. 6. Possessed) speed. 7. Priestly le«erdermuln. 6. Style moimci|uln. 9. Near darkness, jO. Scottish Donnybrook. _ Aare _ _ f Y OV to work when you're on etrtke in thla Whie Quit. For. you mutt find correct answers to questions on vnriout kindt iS i r .l S B"h‘ " |».»q Mtjy ’01 m »l» M*IM '• ^ ^ S J J V S W n A T i 'V ^ YOU'LL HAVE YOUR WORK CUTOUT FOR YO U J1, 8. A colorful axpreaslon la "Strike me------- " f ' 8. Thara’a a proverb, "Strike the — - whilst I t | a ------- " T A That proverb cornea from what 'afrilrfnp profession ? 5. Who’* always a 'striker* In the ArmyT A I f you etrvek up these notea on tho piano, t old-time Thnnksgiving scenes la to bo found In th is maze of lines. To make tho chnrnctor appear, get out your crayons or colored pencils and fill In each area within tho design In accord­ ance w ith Ufl color key. II means blue; BK, black; UR. brown ;G, green; OR, gray; Y,yel­ low; V, violet; it, red; P, pink. To make pink, use red lightly. To muko gray, use n lend pencil. ENIGM A A feeling all per­ sons detest, Although ‘tie by everyone felt; Dy (too letters fully ex­ pressed, B y twiec two in­ EMMA variably spelt. •c a n ) WHAT'S THE PICTURE HIDDEN HERE? tsHe__________ ___ . you’dbe beginning what celebrated composition by Rachmanlaof 7 T. In earlier days of baseball, the batter w u allowed a different number of etrikee than at [f present. How many— 2, 4, 6, AT 0. What Clevelander le praised for bla fast T H S f ig u re I hidden In thla dotograph can be made to ap­ pear by taking a pencil end,startlog at dot one, drawing a con­ tin u o u s lin e from dot to dot co n se cu tive ly until dot 86 Is reached. Where twonumbereare beside a single dot, uee the dot twice. When you've completed the outline, color It. ttrikeet 9. In what sport do you make a strike without B club 7 10. Lloyd Paul Stryker haa figured In nation wide headline-nuwa from courtrooms a a ------- 7 ' 11. What celebrated 'etrlke' In California in 1840 sent persons hurrying there from all over the net Ion 7 12. What American wrote a rousing popular long, Strike Up the Hand/ 28. It may be dishonorable to strike the flag, 'that Is, lower It In surrender; but what symbol of honor Is It always customary and proper to Stretching Your Words Uv Ph y l u m F bamdi a n u K om i You no Authors ot the hook, "tu u lrs, l/uinti and (lames' HIS anagram game gives si retching exercises Ttwice to your vocabulary mid makes your words go as far. Wo have Supplied lh« leiler or lettare to be added In order to make entirely new words. Example: Toro plua U is ronfe. /. ADD OSD LDTTDIt Strike! 14. Tha very first striks of record tn the United (1) Pass plus M (0) Ranting States, carried out In 1790, won higher wages (2 ) Hopper plus T .(7) Chats fo r what skilled workmen? Juat guess, (8) Story plus E (8) Diary 10. What kind of tlWke takes place backsiaga (4 ) Rapt plus A (9) Natty at every performance of nearly all plays T (6) Thigh plus E (10) Acorn •V 'p e* eo w‘1 tu n 'em it*, rn IM U M I VI ■V»I»|S< '♦I 'W to »s»a|« n |'r*w 9_ 4, ..V. '•*♦11*A '» •**** 1 *W«IN sl»VS O »l *(S|MJ | (|U f. JMIS» u» "I MIMM'P «•■« I—k*l|« . Jo] ii*i *m •i i ' » ■suimiu»v»m •» u- h '«"*i •« •s»i.r •» ii m m i •«» Mil- ,u|S >||| ||> Iiaop Snik^ius •u»M Kni* ‘SU||*« 1l||0S»v«|< • '*||M S||||«W| .*>1 i*M) «,u|. ‘I lU U M p a M AGIC YO U CAN D O OR trick In which you make writing vanish, you need two envelopes, two sheets of paper, a pencil, a pair of ecisaore and some paste. Cut away the back of one envelope, leaving the front with the gummed flap attached. Cover tho whole of tha flap with pasta and allow it to dry. Thun put some paste round the three sides of the cut envelope and stick it Inelda the whole envelope so that the three pasted sides stick to the whole envelope. Add a harrow line of adhesive on tha (lap at the envelope. Finally, place a single sheet of blank paper ba„ tween the two envelopes and stick tho two flaps together. The two flaps must nppear as ono, When performing the trick you place tha Msacret" envelope on the table and Invite someons to : write somethh Ing on the aheet of paper, put the paper in tha envelope and seal It/ F Rating Insane Miles Crimo Leap plus E and M plus V and U plus U and II plus A and 0 plus 1*and A ■ulmiS ‘iMqai ‘IM*|Uq ‘i i m . i w j — i i ’j » i | j u * s m ‘l i i i i l u i : '. ( M j .l ■tu»iuu*l HOW DO YOU FIGURE IT? " T H A T wee certainly n cupllnl Thanksgiving I dinner," said Mr, ltutliburn, lighting hie cigar; "and," he kuUI, turning to his son, “it has put mu in such u generous frutno of mind that 1 am prepared to present you with capital to tho amount of a dollar if you will simply find me a certain number. All you Imvo to do Is to bear in mind thut nine less than six times the number I wont, minus twice the number, equals seven more than twice thu number. Now find it for me," -t .|.«m > i si t l i|*n(w MJin M i|H paqnJ m ii |l *( «|9ntw urn| en|J 2 4 Emm •jniO|)tt« U1 41 ||II-'* BJUBj |* B*[|U4 <>*) •U* JIM-**0 qMi>oi-*uo i q »MW tifinoj^ua p|na* R un 4 ■*BJ* 6| •||UI 9 \i '• in «|i|* pus p«jpiinq ««o imam |VM« NAM1IW *i ui Ml C. Ml K i a n «4hl dlUBtoJ, •ait fuv >(i h ui#m -AA *| iMiaiiv •4M JT ........ ...... B r d n T e ase r ytni think you’re smart, answer each of these IFwithin one minute; then see If you got the im m n n n n o correct answer, 2 4 T FENCE WITH THIS POSER jo a ANSWER IN ONE MINUTE H IS number maze, as you sec, conelste of 8U numbers arranged In six ruwe of six each and connected by diagonal!. S| u (B|S l| *|«nM It M«|>a Ii intiitu >,) '|<|S|g i J .«.»y The problem Is to select numbers totaling the highest possible score in accordance with this rule: no two nowhere are to be on (As some 'OU don't have to be a farmer to be able to diagonal, You may pick a* many numbers m you answer thie quaetluii: If one mile of fence an- wish, provided you adhere to that rule. cloeee a field of forty acres, what area (lo terse), T r y thla on friends and ate If they can beat will two miles of fence enclose 7 your acore. tBJM W M«f| Juoj ) 1. A r r a n g e three 6‘a eo they amount to 7. *. Place three 2'e together so ee to make 2 4 . 8. Place three 8'e together eo as to make 24. Mi|iAu '|.i|<luitl • a n .J.-I i|U«i|S „ r J* “II • »«»««V Go on to another trick, »o your audience will ba distracted from examining the envelope you used. n«M « 1. If n carpenter receives 26e for sawing a board Into two lengths, how much should he receive for sawing it Into four lengths? 2. What tlirio figures multiplied by four give five? 8, If you caught u fish one foot and half of Itself lung, how long would It be? 4. Mrs. Antonio had two pairs of twins twice. How many children Is that 7 «i t . ) u*x •! uri «• muse I 0| *#JUO 11 V|lj*uq Ukkt tglllfMin I *NMg ««| Y\nom tint m ji|| *iu|i *• TONGUE TEASER Bay swiftly, aloud: Tho skunk eat on the stump. Tha atfmp thunk the skunk stunk. p a<m w tHX, * m'«. QUIZ-CROSSW ORD W ITH CLUES FROM THE BIBLE $ r " 2 ntouniui uu oai lorm ■ wuru** S NUMBER TRICKS ‘.j.ui|iS *,iu|nn. ‘,jii*.|nu Y uere. However, tha lattara of • fira worda <mui ba need to Fora 8 word-aquara. W ith cer­ tain lattan inserted in their > W f pool tlcos so • starter, how quiekty pou can eon* M o tt. 34* .3 3 TAKE SOME NUMBERS (0) Hint p/us K and Q (7) Sort plus Ii and U (8) Tripe plus C uiid II UU Carls plus I. mid Y (ID) Yet plus M and V Make several magic peases over the after which* jntu cat hff the flah with a ■elisors. Than paper. The wrf _ « conventional checkerboard I looks like. Well, cut out all of tho 11 figures above and use them to form a checkerboard. There are a number of ways It can bo done siicreoifully; ■o tho problem is to see bow many distinctly different arrangements of the segments into a checkerboard that you can work out. Many folks have found thie a more fascinating cutout than conventional Jigsaw puzzles, so you may want to mount the pieces on cardbomd mid shellac them 4o they can be used over ami over. II. ADD TWO I.ETTDHS (1) (2) (Q) (4) (S) r □ 0 ■ a ■ L :: i :: l»— Net (re of Ten* 10—J“Wh»n the wtihed tl.., men tbimMlmi but when r ther perish, the rlihteoue „ In#reel#1* (Pr. IH S i) ft— Pert of ■ padlock fastening VIRT1CAL 1— Allowance for m u •—J’Then, erownoit the — wile thp geednoio" (Pe. ( M l ) 0— Xellfloia ceremony l e tte r ith METIC HIS problem in tettff .eddl le b«»»J on e word of 4m lei numbered 1 to 0, from W l t « rl to correipond to too tea dMte, letters of the word tro imlwtit for figures u follows! ' F R N I O T M l 8 s o a « n air 0 P H M I • TIN I N T 0 A I a w o i 1 1 n i n A i n u i f T f® S S W P l 4M5|M|m! 5*tetOA I MBMB*HA 0—"A eltjr of refute far tha -------“ (Jo.h, m il l) 0— Whe followed Maneoeeh an « i i t o to p »T* w S 2 V i t o S r Elat at Jndaaf ( I KJ. 11ill) ^^£*p^aV »*l\|etl»hrel a n d j& w c & y y 5 i« ,u ) (332? fTIf> iVXSffXU ;*\'f h'- t F »• 11 . ' V ' -V TUESDAY OCT. 4, 1941 THE SANFORD HERA1.D. SANFORDTTORIDA muis , 'V a ■ □ ■■■ H E R E ’S a clever combination of letter-rebus and form poser contributed to this page by Rarity Oher, the celebrated p u d ls t who aometlmes uses the pseudonym "Hobo,” The defini­ tions are In the style of "cock­ eyed crosswords” or "puns and anagrams." (Th a form, you'll note, represents the Sphinx In euhlsUo profile.) ’R E B U S ’ and •WHOLE* refer to the solution of the rebus. D* nail mbbII H&MI IgR Akm MmrnALim Wifi Wken Bownfe pease skfp sailed le Is span Ike deer 01 ArmUUtel Alee, wMAwale ssd i �a A ffJWTO.. n ■ - - *-* f ■• * *4 * * U U ^ ly t » Pim m tin N m i u tot Wn Mi , Tft H M oti w rttiNM ftl America, Tft Produce Pruspsrltv for Baulord. TJPtP'l She H o u se G ro u p O rd e rs N ayy r r,? T DAILY NEW SPAPER Itrralft It’, All Over But The Series E a s t G e fU tB U Steel Strike Ties tip Ships Of Ore Carrier Fleet S a te llite Is Wary Of l i ' 1 Red Germans EApect^ Official S a n c t i o n At Special Sqtaion Of People's Council fS3& ttajgr.r<& fat aftothor tecM jm * ■•#* to t i t Bcaato for aAMh. W A S H IN G T O N . Oct. 5 -A Hotat Committee atvirtd tha Navy toAty to lit* Ctdric Woith. the IT^aaman whoia view* on the Air Fore* B-36 bomber program tel oH a Conirtttional inquiry. The Navy" then announced Worth al­ ready had quit. He wai the lint carnally oi the latest maneuvering in a bitter Navy Air Force row mat hat brought circulation of anltnymoui memor­ anda and lurreptioua dipping of ' # dotumtnti to nawi reporter!. 'At lean two more inveitigatiom art on tha w«y which may bring ether*. , Worth it the man who admitted Writing an untigned memorandum, circulated in Conarew latt rummer, which chticuted tM B-36 program. He war then a civilian afritlant to — Underrccietary of tha Navy Dan * Kimball. Worth war rutpendad in Augurt. The Navy announced today that ha resigned Aoft- K). Shortly before" the Navy an* nouncement. tha Haute Aimed Ser­ vice* Committee lied approved a report teying Worth should be per­ manently dttchergad from Navy mnlttee announced Service! hat been idminlatared. Chairman Vlnaeh, (D-Oa) ifttd tha flrrt wltneaeee will Include three edrolrala whoae name* were signed to papert that a Nuvy courrg jav e^ecretl^U ^ regortara Wearied by tiio tumult ami the strain of the uennant race, Run .ihuttnn, nullage, of the liim.klyt, Dodgers, stretches nut fm a bit . I overdue ran. With iiia National League champ, getting lead) im Ale World Merle,, he doein't expect to lelax again for some day. ( Intel list loiiut i James Sheffield, Addreuograph A ge 20, K illed Ordered Bought In Auto Accident By Commission Tire Blows Out And New System For Reg­ istering Voters To Car Strikes Tree Be In Effect Jan. 1 On French Avenue Janie, Sheffield, Jr.. 20. wo, fatally injured Lit night ihurlly hefoie 11:00 o'clock when Ini l lH(t Fold sedan ran into a tree on French Avenue nrat Nineteenth Street. He died al Feinald LaughIon Mtmnrial liotpilal at 1:15 A. M, according to police. A* Mr. Sheffield wai driving north on French Avenue a tira on hi* automobile blew out/ Tha cat. traveling at' a fatf clip, tWaived to the right over the curb, hit a tree a glancing blow, then plungrd 00 feat further into a tree on the oppoiite tide of lha road, dcinoUtointi (he automobile and pinning the driver in the wreckage. His injuries included a fractwod skull, lie lived al the Flench Avenue trailer park. Mr. Sheffield was married only about llitvi- week* agu to Mir, Doris Mim Clayton, an employee at McCrury'*, ami they lived in a trailer near the trailer occupied by hi* mother, Mr*. Cornelia Shef­ field. Survivor* al*<> include two Oat. S— (A*) brother* and *ev«ra! slater*. Wife Attempts • To Save Huxband With Fishing Line SAVANNAH. G —Mrs. James H. reel in her dto1. Plans Are Made For Tourlfit Programs adrowned s - calong k *s, beat friendTha drv-eyed a s. 3L.' T B-mS SrnmU . 9mmm .. Programs fur the entertainment told last of tourists war* outlined Monday breaking evening at the Tourist Centar by In the the executive board,of the TourLt Haber. ft ■ g jfig a J j | firm, went Cfiei^RW • lew , aft* k * No. i » a U.S. Decides To Intervene In Coal Is s u e Lions Governor Anu ricim Explorer In China Reveals Plans Is Charged With Manslaughter For Motorcade llv NPKNCKR Minis \ Says Florida To I lavi Greatest T o u r i s t Season Ever Known l \N ID N , I k I ‘i u l'i l.runard I i .h u i , tl.u k 4J an Aliinn.in V'ho iliu m In hair tumid llir woihl't Iiik Iii'vI i inHi nt.1m ill w e,Inn l lilli.i "■is i liaigrii wtlli ui.in'l.inglitri toiLy in llir giintlml dr.illu |,n| ninnlli ol aiiollin Alnriicaii mil an I ngllslimall. llir loimci limlriiiiiil lolonrl uf (hr Alnrinaii lIS.s w.it i l.ipprd m u diitv i liirii’»«» mil *’fll <<ii it ill*1! L'omniuniil appomter, a, mini.lrit of inlenoi, rcuiiomiCi and imipaganda weir belie ted to be alirady approvrd by the Soviet oc* iirpalion conunatui. C. J. ritompion, district govei- ( ] r . , u | . u In a vital public ilrt-lai niton of nut ul Lion, Inlet national, irveal IC u lla M * Wa rags Biel Chitig called John L. L e m i a n d hiliiiuiiioiit opeiatoi, in * F r id a y UirrtiliH in A aihinglon III ail effort to end llie iliicc week mine walkr out. ■•• llir illvia 1 mil ( I mg la id , I , a t ihe |> L i r a w lii-ie n i , a p p ro a ch in g cum , il.ni irijniie, mlerventlol ol his tiffn i lli- added: i " A1111* ini. liven- i> a lot of c o a l *1 imiir point even today louts proplr air alio led I))' llie cotl ihuldown tinl ilir longer it guc* llir Vwiiir it grit," f| l lung tan! aiiv lepoit, of pro^ gin , 11\ latm, and United \lllir Win k, I to vohatoi, now ia »r*»iuii .ll llor I n l d ami Whit*' s illplllll '■pn . \\ Va. would b« " irll no .'in Hnl il " , r111vi ■-. in- . j k ;t \u |i» ftt* v t)i y (!#■ I I » *•I 11*41, fi ll l l ll ll to ill op III . 1.11 it! f m Ul l o p M I t t t O t * 11lilt Mi N|'it|i,|t (JlM'rt! uttii ■! 11*•t lll«r UlGRiifuni I 114iii u11 n*ia-1r • Hit* ciiUfi HtJUCf. |h*tvt l'v m| In' 1,’iM I Im tlt'S L*w it.ill il,. ...ii 11 iK»', tin* media- ( 1st Itliihl HIlit Witfrl to nVViilt til ill Illlel vn-vvoil m lo-. i'i-II, hi- -tend 1tittfl fit it't I' 111iI■i Util'll VV%?'i tu#* fll-l ll Hill (III III Ill'll III' itlll lull l|i I ilmtiM The Couuly Cummitiion yetin I \ l |JIM l day appiovrd llie purchaie im $1 | ( f V l l l l l l " ' ! li t ! MMlUlMII Mil tflll* ihe - In ..it tn, l.iki'W i-i* In* iletile.l | ‘Mtt of an ■dtliritograph machinr rd Fuetdav plan, for a "giant nm Ift’ nt'V w i l l u i i r n t l I d * uttiii e t i l U III VVII III liv e Will, till' plu lty tore ade" lo lake Florid* 1 ion, In and equipment lor tile in ihe in lit’ f n l , if *,\"! i " l»*4*I i m t i %rtUi *‘ n y I w nlovi uf om i.| tin i n limn. l Imago for llir National I oiivrn Im mul iiiM\t iim * I'MnitfiniilaHd ■talLtion of the new pertnaiunt It IIItI (illicit *!*• *’ ««*.» •**1 H|uriin-iilly l Jiu k, who linn n lion ll*XI *uIIIme*I in puiplr and, legitiialion ,y>lem which will hr | leilllni il m liele in llie current l’’Void autoniobilr,. | Al l l l NS. ( h i i l,l*| Krlia* nl|e ul l.if, Miign/ine. in eltUlgeil pul inio effect beginning Jan. I. Inlioducrd by Ptciidrul Cliff 1Mr m im n lepoilid lod.iv that llir III llie gum-init ilejiiIi- ul Willuiili raid O. P, Hem Jon, county clrik Freeliuili. II funnel ly of llmlge I hi* equipment will b* nirtalied M AR IA N N A, Del. Tftfo Able,. Ml. fliompion told the Glrrk glleililla lir.olipi.ulrn ha, WHtu Mnaa, mul Harold Mini In, l.iom dial 'Honda had die Lig­ lirru muaed liom Albania lo liulJarkaon, i-oonty mvn wore at Uin lha office of the lupervimt. Mi*. 15, .Hbnnidnipbgrn Kiigllnlunun V. C. Metieqgtr, who el pretan! Ix-rly today umicr tl.lHHJ bands eti popidahon incr*a,( id any gana and dial 8 ,0 0 0 g u r m l L , ai* | w lm w m employed In Chungking aftae a wild ibrae-mila irhptft lest fNuir- r»»Po,i live ( L i h Mountain, hat hei hVadquartfri In The Herald night In whirl! they wri being Irah tf eneil li f iw r rii ihr Iwo i^l> ' V , , ei,mmi, l . Ihe nliimtlng eiiliullinleil n \c,.,| ul ditmilmli Imim* faeilloffice. Tha lyilem may be used drivvn by a Htat* B*v*rag* In* lail year. cmmliie, by ,ra dniiklng bout He,it. H In the tic- It, tin* Min, fm youthful of"Now i> the titnr in piepai* mu late* by the county tax aiirttur ipartm mul lh*n piled up In thalr V rlriatlo liirivriin a n ld irti.in i l-'ieeinmi Inline ll iH'euned the fr Illir l ' uf till- titVV HIM atrollgly own ngnlnai « light pol*. fardilir, fm luuiiiti", he adviird, and the txx collector. ibrre pii.tiinlilir. i night hefnie llu- l-ieemuun weie to j -tic . .i-i iiii-, m ining l>y Judge Mimrlff Kriirat llarnr* idem I- "a , die coming teason will no ler . tliuwi . . . . . i'loin air Mien (.mi lli weddiiiK no j I >,-11>■Iii- H i.ii-tu .in following furThe Cornmiiiiou appiuved pur* fled Ihe two as Woodrow ftftd I, llie gueiiill.i, iiuglii be turd ,|,vwtHI||.v Mie pietly I’oIIhIi . t til l lit III ill)’.’ tft IXVM t ilKI’R Ilf tub4 rliate of toad equipment, includ­ Moiihii' ilarti*. lie said they weie, doubt be our glra ln l iroin a lilllg.illiill lw*e .l» a vprai I...... Mr- Fierliuin’n l>tl Utility. 1iti'i \ III l lit* «*a>iifdi \ In I week ill4 and Mr Thutniismi, whole Inane I* ing, h.OOO gallon, uf unlacing as­ rliHiged with run-running brad mi the 1'omiiiinnn‘a lauip.ilgiU *" "*d ’"'Inv. t lurk deuiril lie v i ’H i iii r h v i * u l i i t t \ iit lf A a n d ’J H # ii-ekleniv driving. in tlruln, told of the i■Int/* C h rLtphalt and 2,500 Inn, uf Itmejock. lug m Inv. with i-Teemiin’* widow, i t i i l 1141y Hill tie.- gave till* aiTOUlil uf Ihe liinw drive for lined toy- whli h city again*! t'lfllliri-IHaidial I'leiuiri -Mai dm Ivin id M l- Mum I n iinnii I’lcviim-lv At an adjourned meeting al 7:90 Ineiitrnl. in .tails, I lit* nl I M*yit ... fii•iiii4*ii il'puir nml pulnl In their Vllgoilav la Inbin! -mil I tii'lliiiii Ii in I "piilli'd • v « |l I I It I It I t lit f(» • ' it i.iitml hik’uI) o'clock tonight, bid, will he re­ Hum Htewiiit, n Hlute IlHveiugi1 *|imt> time. The memln'in di*trl* Itliv.'lmluiilfil 2. Gurmlls all.ii U agaiovl i |l'll|illl*\ in I' llllll III rll-id 111III Iiii ii if! IIhI i h M viewed uu heavy toad machineiy llinpirtoi nnd Joe Him,, n Jaek-on inile llie loy* eiiily t 'In utiiin* •d belli,' In Imc vv llli In. wile i**vvmej • 11*. 1 m i I l i e i i f t i i i t m »4»* unhiding a giadei and fluid end eouttly ilepuly, were on walch (nr ' murnillg willi Inmkeln nf tioil in G irrcr limn llir HiiL . ih .Ui limvlri I le-ev 11iti• tin evenl- ot lloii , l* (tn Ilk tiii* llllll V....I » iHJeiiihtpg Hie Hun in’ machine ami nputled j k^l'lUK with the Santa iTuune llllgllt hr iRtirwrvl. nmId i 'Im I, -mil toduv . loader. I ii.lj*. '*’1. h l i itm ' ill'll nnd i-Dfd it three mile* south uf hate. They ’’We tmd one bell ol u diiinkeii i»..- .i.ihk'i i * "i i»im him ymitbi in 3. ll i nuld inr.in iiiilalnl All..im,i Mr. Thultipsun I’lMigiiiliilHti-d the Deed, to the Little Wekiva Koad gave idiane and railed a »woml cm (iillly. ii kit|m Mk’i u|t it t| ItV Iini ili<JMeld Clim weie accepted and filed. Plan* of from Mnrlunna to head the pair Snnford club fur lielug pin 1 of the has brrn Wllltru olf a* a lia>r nl " I lieii Hill I l- H-emmi I ko I III- llVill*-. off. it wa* driven by Carl X «f»fttrU-! In the biniory of guerrilla n|irialinnt ag.im>l tiirn c Oak Kidge Park and Sportsman ■ I'll** 111 yi’iiF »(M iM'UMi Loy urjeiiliiusy ideii uguiii H liiul 11 op Fellow* uuuthcr beverage ngeni Florida Lion* making n Inn per­ ill Yugoslavia. nmnlhly repuri on tlicii at­ I'.iiadue wert approved. pn| out oiiee beloi'e (wo week, i i’nI ci I Its D W iitl T \ Mero for nnd with him was Deputy Jaim-< cent tendance- and artlvlticn in the An iiidii|ii'iidi|Ml i.niii,i- muoI 'iiilli'l," ......... ..................................... ('link —ii 111 "lie ll'lee !»•t’l l k IIIKT Olid u i i f r i i l t f ' I H|tl\ Hrug The appropriation to the County loingford. I.lons International liiiiiili|iiiirU'i * Miillle of till- gni'M'lllii- m A Uni li in i,mu) nvi il*rit uu. mul Mnyn nl In- i S |<<i *■ in %! t ii ni **iti« S|ir Illicit Welfare Board wa* raised from Seeking to esrap* the trap, tin- In Chicago. aii* going fli*t in (..xt'chiiiluvakiii 1)1U ,n )IIV(. u iili cacti mhi-i .*’ M il’ll i’d Sul >ki iiii v I mIice Mt#H43,1100 to 94,200 • year. Tha Board brother* plowed Into Fellows' cat. for training tiefori' taking up ilnm • | I 11II | i ll l M fill* 4 U ' h t i l v *if III P* P # ,I,'dined the request of Dr. Frank knocking it from the highway ( ‘talk -aid Inmill'll Fieemnii | new ba*e in lliilgnrla. i mif t j.i’iulifif! fm f111*i tnveatlg#(Juillman for an lucroaiie in the Fellows righted hi* machine ami Tho Atlieo* iirwajnuii't* lnda> "a ill,n,(it'd in,, " linn I- entered 11tiil nf llllll’) Vmil h nli-ipecied ol $5,5(H) annually doubled to tha gave chase once more, only lo lie lluh i giiiiii-iil i,ml iinni'd him, leported that U*echo»lovakiii liu* Memluole County Health Unit, said hit a second time an knockeil lirlllK H i V i d v i ’d hi (I m i t d m i i i y . agreed to return I3H lireek chit i link udded Mr. Herndon, ft wa* pointed out from the road. M .f fi-fcml ymith hi v*dvi’d in ih# "Tin' next I knew," Chirk went dren, refugee* of the f11 i -i -k civil ic',*H*iet raae t « l Funeral service* will In con­ •ii . " H u m - and Hill weie In'llMup I'ihitdri I"14 >lii«iJ4 . hi’ Co* b ftA * The Harrises finally wrecked war. their cur Just inside Ihe rlly ducted tomorrow at 3:30 f M. at The Greek goveriino'iil claim* l . ll mil nf me lliu i i - wn- llie 111br mid I’Mleiiiip **Jt •. 'bmr r#limit* ami were taken Into rus FrlckMon Funeral Home im Char­ the children weio aliducti'd l>y i.ul iipgli'N-oi lie In! llli* on ll"' U n i ..... I M m i m !n y m m n i M k C i n c ^ r t lie Carroll Khgll*h who died u» guerrillas. tody. In nd. rlii'il I wa* knocked In llu •i f hlri p i l l l ’Il l R , I m 111•h 11i f H i e 1419ktha result of gunshot wounds In­ l i f n f A » » U ’( f n t ’ ( m v ill 1 4 I I I K « i m t l l | i , In Prague, lirenk ofliclnl* *aid i In.'I llllll lllll lll'glltl kicking llli' flicted Monday evening mil *1tidii i* Ht.'M t I ( in f im Ol^tr they ware *tiil in-got ml mg with inil' lie wo- di link JACKH O NVIM .K. Oct. 6— (JP )The Rev. J. K. M rKinliy will (Lech ami Yugn*luv uutiiniiiu-n I mmmgi'd In gel up Iml ihcv [ vhmII i win ndmiM’d t** l»i^ |i nc nl County’s freeholders yesofficiate at the service* mid 111; for tha reuatrialluii nr the clill in'll, kepi ilfti'l me, Sitdn tiny itf11«t ii k••in I'uiiihruc Ao* terday approved a 918,000,000 torment will follow In Kwtgieen dien, but ileclmi'd they wuie on ■ I lii'ii I felt u Iml -eemeii In In i chI iieiiiioii mid fu-il ilutfuiiiinqschool bond Issue by an overwhel­ curtain when u final iigieeiinni n -Iml |i, lii iivy Iduvc ni, l Im ,'ln'sl i mu •d H id t*n*4i’ Plana for the I860 fund cam­ Cemetery. ming six-tu-one majority aa they paign of the Rad Croaa and fur Hurvlvur* Include hi* lutliur, would be reached. Cxei Ii offlciiil* nml |n,**cil mil," Clink said cast 12,101 votes for tha proposal ratting up tha budget for the W. F . Fngllahl four In other*, W. *nid only that "we reuliie these "Winn I came In I Inllll.l lliyaelf and only 8,334 against it, children have to lie sent home *nme Jr., F. M. Kiu:ti*h, J. F, Fngllsh, coming year were disenaaed Tues­ lying iicii.K* my lie,).” The validity of tha olecUow was day morning at a meeting of Uu R. Knglish, all of Haiifoid mid T . llnie, hut we don't knuw when.” Clink was -iml in llie I,lag W. Knglish of Gulfport. Mi**.: assured when the public ratwtora local Rad Cross Chapter at tin t• IL -uld he did nut knuw until in the 87 polling places registered Tourist Center preaided over by five sisters, Mr*. Lenin Dixon, h K'l'i-iillv thut llnrri* wa* found I’litu- fur mi Aiin-iiet1 I L y Par14,011} participants In ths ballot­ Judge Dougina Btenatrom. The Mr*. Joisphtna Bpsur*. Mr*. Klix* d,‘ini lii'rtiilo (he tied anil that mh1 vvi'iv ill-cit-'i'ii at tliu iiitcting, or slightly mor# than 79 par plan* wore outlined by members ebeth Harkey and Mi*. Ilaster I'H'i'ainn died several day* Inlet. ' iiur Muiiilnv mglii uf Camptisilcent of the 10,134 qualified voters, of the board and Misa Bass Mac­ Davis, all of Sanford uml Mr*. ’’Hill tidd Maya >ri In* deutli l.os-lliK I'li-t No. fi'l uf tlm AinsdHtate bond slsctlun lawa require kintosh. southeastern aren gen­ Helen Terlap of Waukeegmi, III. ORLANDO, Oct. D— Of*-Mayor lied Hull I did (lie -limiting," Clink cult Legion. that more than 60 par cant of the u a l field representative. William Rvardnll and Waul I •aid lie wa- dying tu gel nu It wa, ri'poiteil tioil diisctors A tentative program of Junior registered freeholders cast their Red Commissioner Itohmi I,. William* iii,s lls i,S ii * m as s in of lli,i tit,nlonl Mcn-iiant* VsioclCrocs activities was preballots, were swept buck Into uffna again i,Hoi, Imil vuioil lu ii'commsmt to augaented, and project* W, yesterday by the largest outpour­ mcirlmntu tlml hloic- lie cloied In only three of tbs county's rested ■tod that wool would be of lntarest ing of voters ever recorded in an precinct* did votara register a to Junior meubere. until i:iti) I'. M. mi Nov. U ,Ja M IAM I, Oct. 8— (/!*) - A squall Orlando municipal election. majority against the bend pro­ It was reported that Mr*. orili'r to allow cmpluyi'e* to pal'dMayor Beardall'n official lead clpnlc in in view ilie pstads. add posal. Seventeen vote* wart cast Claire Starr, National Rad Gross wnve which at one time develutied The annual state convention of lo iiitciiil the ftwit fry to which for th« laeue and 80 nfainat in disaster worker, has bean as- 40 to 60 mile an hour winds ha* over the combined total* of op­ Precinct 1-C| n 88 to t l count listing the loea) chapter for the flattened out and no longer con­ posing candidate* John It. Ora tho Kim Ida Havings llullillng and tlm public i* invited. against It was reported In Pre- peat three weeka In completing stitutes ft threat of becoming a ham and William H. Albright vn* Loan la'iigue will hu held at tin- j Hyvnn jtevv ....... wers vqtcd requests for atom damage 130 votes. Beardall received 3,- Mayfair Tnn Oet. 13-14-16, and into lint fio.it: John McManus,T r., storm,. * T h e ' Miami hurricane <*rvlc# 202 ballots from the four C’lty more (ban 100 members from Mr. C'liurica I,. Pnrsons, Jr., Juijain J. Tllden Jaeobe reported the said ably* In the wave area— about wards, Graham wan second with ttiioughuut Florida are expected, 8. (L n ly . William P. Malshaid, In Precinct 17-A. aaaiatance rendered by retldsnt* Kuxsiiiond Chapman, chairman of ' Tho complete but unofficial re­ of Lake Monroa to a. family 1,600 miles east uf the Murid* 1,0(41 and Albright wa* In third tiiu convention committee, an­ lltissell W. Tench, Jr., W*ltei;P. liitu* and Willium C Hutchison.< turns were tabulated In tlto afflea whose home bad been damaged ceaat— reported winds of only flea place with 1,621, WliMamn defeated Josupli J. nounced today. Chester Miller u-fiorted (bftt of Fleming H. Bowden, Mpcwfcwr by flte, and was commended for to 10 aula* an hour this morning. The committee Include*! O. P. then, tire 376 |>aiit metnhsrs All Interplay of winds between Burns for tha commLshm post 3,- Hwope, Orlando; at registration, within twa fcwura Colin Stout, ’fiuelly.'1'1 lha squall wavs and a high prea- 842 votes to 8,(rHt for a majority Dei,and; (L C. Baker, Winter 11*511, and Uml Hill Thorns'* mainafter tbe pollc.alaeod apmt wbat service ^ n ^ d t o l T ’^ area to the north yesterday of 1,769. Park and Pred Brllea of I shis- her* Itip team i- idiuad of team led by James F. Denton. winds up to 60 miles par F A C TO R Y F A L L * burg, CAR N R G IR HCHOOL CH ICAG O, Oet. 6— m — A rear J lf i Among th* leading speaker* NRW YORK, Oet. 6 -(A * )-T h a will be 0. It. lot Roque of tho Aa army reconnaissance plana section of a seven story brick the w eather (factory collapsed In n cloud of laaad no circular motion, however, one-tlmc palatial Fifth Avenue Federal Hank Board, Washing­ home of tin lata Andrew Carnegie ton, D. C, and Joseph W, Holt diet today. Rla persona were In* JA C K H O N V IM .K , Oct. cat converted officially fn* of Winston Salem, N . C., exe­ Atlanta YAN DRN BBR G B B TTK II 7 ihoolhouae. cutive vice president of the Fed­ Horton f ARBOR, Mich., Oct. S -I A 1) 7; Ing, M-room mansion eral Homo Loan Bank of that Chicago tor Arthur H. Vandcnbarg di M the New York. School city, ih) was progressing satls7* 'ork, a part of Columin charge of tha meeting will Kt,lisas City ‘y today at University of 71 ty. ha Joa W. Dalton, Tampa, presi­ New Orleans .hospital following nt 61 structure at Fifth dent of the organisation; IL V. Sentil* Monday for removal of T a* Street, a city Walker, Miami, dee president; Washington, D. G. ~ lung. 91 a century, was and R. W. Sedgwick, Veto Beach, Jacksonville at Bits A. M. today Alexander caldt year g is coatlau^ (iiicrrillas Move Army 'l(» Bulgaria Beverage Agent’s Car I h Wrecked In Liquor Chase duelpo Stenstrom (!ih*s ( oimly Need Of DelentionHome Carroll KnKllHh To Be Burled Thursday SXiS'-rKr'iSiali!”’ J“hl1 Duval County Voter, Approve Bond taues Shuffleboard tournament* weie Une became anUftftod while a fishing In motor boot planned, anil it wa* reported that Norman L. Davie, hla many organisation* have request­ ed that they have a part In en­ w r i t want after hint nnd the tertaining touriata. Among group* In the water, who have made the** request* are tha end ftf Ue thft Business and Professional “ m Woman’s Club and the Horne Deni* (•nitration Club. Bids from Htat* eon University’s public rslatlon* manager were received. Action of the Ktwanle Club last Wednesday In voting to vacate the Tourist Centar to allow Ita daily use by winter vltltora wa.i re­ ported, and it wa* stated that other eivle groups are planning to mova to new quarters in the Yacht Club, The Tourist Group ia composed f a s ..I initallalion of ihe lint govern­ ment may take place aa early a* i i c l week. La,in n non t omniuu*nl parlic, were trpoilrd inomited In . than a ihitd of the mimtliiei a, a price for waiving demand, Im a populai election. Very The Irdrtal hovrini today lo Inill llir withheld *>ilion 111 down. U S Mr,diatinn By ItA N IH I. Be LUCK H L K U N , Oct. a— (A * )~ F «* » nf anti-Soviet fitoiiiu wai admitted today by Gennan Commumtli hutWaiting out the tleel strOir. thte, *lnp«. nl tin- 1'itl- t.cn*rti Mteumnhlp Coinpnny'* m»- t-nuylng il.-rl uie iicdly forming a Human isltllila tied iiii In lln- mooring hmlii In Aldwiiiil.i-. H n r l..,i, .| m u v . vh Indlcutv llml .il l into nioiiilitiK ot llie icpublic in carlcrn Germany. I'niu-d Mteehviiikvr* of Aiiii-ileft etc now ,.ni lligli i ilnlnlv. fenilug llie et-mumm tuu»npimce» I lie republic it due tu be pro* of » long itiike, uie ir|Hiil«d planning n livavy i>, i , i ..tlriiaive" to reitoie piodni'lnm 1 In in nnlionul Moinntpli.iloi . luuned in Beilin Friday at a spe<ml icmon of die Commumil*ruicd tinman People’, Council Fartlj cloudy and mild la Ihureday. iliiiwtrs. N o Immediate Action 1J 1.1 Steel Sn­ike T h , p Tnmt ail Is Urged — PH I^IU 1 iti'.H, Oct. 5— (A*)— PARIS, Oct. 5— t/Pi— Premlftr Henri (JueullL offered hla realgnation today to President Vincent Aurlol. (Jueul lie's roe III Ion government, in office more than n year and longer then any nrev, , Una post-war French cabinet, ran Into a crisis with the lasts* fence of the Socialist Party that' labor's demands for wage U»*J creates be satisfied. GueuUle brail, I hr Radical Socla IlM (Con i.r t a llt e i party. W A S H IN G T O N . Oct. 6 -O P ) —H u Senate C w n i r n Cum-’ M , ftriltfta today spurned aa appail %■ f t m Preeideut Treaton i m t o i < od 19-1 ftaalaat « tMrd term for U le a d Aida oft IM Fodoral Powrr Coamlaatoft. .The Coo»- TH E W EA TH ER A aiocliU d P rtM Leaned WIra SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY OCT. 5. 1U10 EaUbUaha* 1908 '#V U f.U M K U U ,j P ^ r / 1950 Red Cross Drive (Manned At MeetinR I.(‘Kionnii os IJim’iiHH■*. ArmiNtit’p l)«v Farad* Orlando Mayor I Kasily Re-Klcctt’d Alleged Hurricane Has Flattened Out Convention Slated By SavingH Group ; T 8 , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 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/deaabb80f4fc3f241029fd45285243f2.pdf 2d1fdc20733fab17aecc91fa471e7a86 PDF Text Text :/r ■: r- ‘ %■' r a p e THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA s to a t , \ f Bf>U':. g & i; (&V (&■' ■ .» agll--. The answer is to be found in the formal complaint “ they*1 have filed with the tfourt p By “ theyw w e mean, o f course, the anti-trust lawyers from Washington who are out to destroy A & P. B THURSDAY SEPT. 19. 19* r^RJSvMN CTP.'*"'**''^ A&P Out of Business? l>. ' They s a y . . . and these are the anti-truit lawyers* own w ords. . . that we “have reg­ ularly undersold competing retailers.” $ '. v f; 1 ^»4< *®s ff& i * v. swi * B W ;‘I1: ; •t ff. To this charge we plead guilty: But| / j <• “g r . p i We confess that for the past 90 years we have constantly stepped up the efficiency o f our operations in order to give our customers more and more good food for their money. Sh)' ■'■ V> t1 ‘ ■ The American people have seen nothing wrong in this. By their ever-increasing patronago for 90 year* they have shown that they like this low-price policy. Apparently the people ntill see nothing wrong in this today. A ll during the past week - since the anti­ trust lawyers mnde their charges —wc have been deluged with phone calls and letters from men and women in all walks of life who want us to know they are opposed to this effort to put A & P out of business. s8f> r ' '>.■ (t;v !■ SKi.j % ;?, . gw.*. f A n enormous number of customers are telling our store managers and clerks that they want to con­ tinue to enjoy our low prices for quality foods. Sfi; JP '■" ' ifv.'fi ; • » J| ElTl'iv, . ire asking what they can do to prsserva this efficient nutlet for tfialr Farmers and other suppliers an products. # Our 110,000 employees are asking us to protect their jobs and pensions. ■ ■ ?.•» Labor leaders nre wiring us their opposition to this threat to labor’s living standards. I .. ^ If all these people will be hurt, why then do the anti-trust lawyers want to put A & P out of business? Do You Want Higher Prices? Low Prices Den’t Hurt Anyone The anti-trust lawyers say bccnunr we nre able to sell food cheaper than other grocers, we make it impossible for those grocers to compete with us. wii l'1' If this were true, we should have all the food business In the United Statee by this time. , )ust the opposite is true. In 1933 we had 1 1.6 per cent of the nation’s food business. Now, according to tho anti-trust lawyers, our share has decreased to 6.4 per cent in 1948. Anyone can see ,we have nothing even approaching a monopoly. - ^ *• , As S matter of fact, there are about 3 0 ,0 0 0 more individual grocers in business today than there were ten years ago, There are about 2 7 3 more food chains in business today than Ultra were ten years ago. iva more competitors in the food field and nation's food business than before. A s anyone can acc, tho only purpose that would be served b y 1 putting A & P out of business would be to raise food prices. ' W ho would this benefit?. * W c were the first merchants to set ihe pattern for lowycost, lowprofit distribution. Our example and our competition has led other grocers to keep their prices dowm Remove A & P from the picture and food prices are bound to go up. Remove A & P from the picture and the way will be cleared for the destruction o f every other efficient large-scale distributors j S .... I ■ ^ p, a x l ;« £ •* - . f 1 • ■ ...... w £ m M ■ n a, i A* V ■■■ 'Tiff . WA'i-t:’ " I . tit �f.' ■ ?TWjVft'*r’'r*,:rr’; *,,-,l-T J ' t~ ;• • - t v7 it. • *s ( n.'. .. ni “ JEht ^attfnrfr H^niUi la llatty Thar# 1# Htrtftgth— T » Prelect tlM Pw m of Ih« World i To Praasot# tho P ra g m a of America. To Product Prosper!: MooruT for Santoro. B • VOLUME X X XI E s ta b lis h e d I M S S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . Warren Hails Legislature FotrNtn'Taxes Early Hearing On China Plea Is R ejected G o v e r n o r Predicts 90 Percent O f Aver­ age: Man's Income W ill Be Exempted O t h e r I s s u e s To Come First In U N ; Mao Tze Tung W ill Head Red Regime •A 1 : a ll n il. ilrfi; M A N I N D E P K N D S N T D A U .Y N K W S l’ A m t F R ID A X 3 A iw o c la tfd P i m S E P T . :il>, I 1* III THE ] I * W EATHER Generally fair and mild Ih l M lk Siiiui J«> except becoming partly * liimlj with it few showers during Haturdat. Moderate to (rrah north’ easterly winds. ;J N o . 2HR . Leaned W lra Lewis Orders Penn Miners: BackToWork Sanford Garden Club Isiiildinjr la ) 3 8 0 ,0 0 0 O t h e r s Remain On Strike; Deadline Nears .Xu S t e e l Negotiation!! PIT I S ill IK .il, Hept. JO— — ' Kiivcriiiurnt mediator try# lug in state off a uationwlgg -le d sirike ul mhluliiht said tin t "Then- |h m, hn-ie rhange ] llie puhitiuiih" nr llig Steal (he ( II) William N. Marsolta, n—(mI iihi rliii’t-iiir of thr Federal .Mt’dliitiiin nml Cuiirillsllan Her** tier, made thr in mm rnl to ro*. purler- after hr hail -prut muro (hart lInt,- Ilnurs talking with ImiiIi -ule- When u-kerl what kO meant in "hiiNir," Mar gulls sal# II li.nl im pmliridur -igulflcaiteg lit llie wni J H,r negotiations, bg -aid, will min mile. He want It ’ *•11 IW" iiiiiljiilelr in a merling nf unle nf UlllM ol I a lull nml -aid that h# had aimlher meeting with the he sta«| *.... .. -H lor ’Jblll P. M. •*). TALLAHASSEE. Sept. 30— f/|>> LAKE SUCCESS, Sept. JO </P) — Nationalist China suffered a set­ — Governor Warren estimates near­ back today when the LI N. political ly 90 percent of ilia eveiagr l l.m committee rejected demands (at an dian's incomo will be untouched by Iht new Slate ralet lax. early airing of her complaint against Russia. Speaking over an eight nation radio network U it night, lie tail! U. S. Ambassador-at-large Philip exemption* provided in the law C. Jessup supported China's de­ "ate to Haled lliat wa can he cer­ mand (or quick action. Hut the tain that almoit 90 percent of die ,MllJulily |.,1((lt,, aeott w . General Assembly's V> nation poli­ average family I incoma will lie ftee Luca* of III., appear* tM’foru the tical committee deculrd to dries of any lax whatever." donut < Judiciary Committee. In debate on the Chinrir rnmpiamt Warren laid ha it “ willing to at- w « ''! " * t a » * . *» .“ '*>• « rmy i y *V pioval of Judge Sherman Minton's until aftci disposal of duer oilier cept" the $40,000,000 a year new nomination to tha Suprema Court. major questions— Italian colonies, tax program, but ilill did not dii- Judge Minton, a former New Deal Palestine and Russia's "peace pact" clou whether he will tign the tale* Senator from Imlluna, was later proposals. ....... win . I'11|* |»lun un kuiti mi tt|it*u nil The Hunfiilil (linden Club Bulhlmg oil Kind l-'ii-d Sit*. called to appear before the com­ lax bill or let it become law with­ nsf * t * niUi lull IflH'lft1 jut \w |»11litkt|il«t i Chiese delegate T. E. I siang had 111 the nhove pencil dm wing by; Elton J. Mmighlnti, m . * mittee in closed Herndon. i.• 111•111, it I jiitl mil In tnkt full ml\iifilai^i1 out hi* approval. He hat until ■ W i l l I I . M l t ’llU R SPRINC (Inter national) formally demanded that the Chi­ will appear when completed. It wdl include un no.h im , no l.tht- si* \ I .tiin-rn|iifi|* «iuk %. nm\ lu*my 4tMt, powder nnd lent rooms, kbil'cn mnl utility ........ gnu Monday to make up hi* mind. ■\V \ .r , .Sept Ml </!*>— Onc-fif nese-Soviet dispute hr taken up |iM jijti*t| I d li \\. l’ t ' l i i 4111ii min Luiitl* present garden center wing and Wiokioiun which s in ••o"t'l<ii i Declaring t h e sentiment of id tfir cm iiiiii't m i .11 miners gol immediately after the rnminiller this year, Fred A. Dy.on wa* r»,iiraeUu for this wmi l-lum Floridian* appear* to lx* generally uitlrr- In gi t li.it k In Work Uidajf disposed ol the Italian colonies is­ tile new hulhllng will l*e finished with I’ liliitu mid , ! mIn favor of a State fnrotnu (ax, Warren praised tho Senate lor Hut llir re*l will *|.iy nut on itriko, sue. Hi* demand was lejrclrd by a pairing a resolution which would 21 to 21 tie vote, with nine coun­ I ’lriuleiil luliii I., f.rwis of thg hav* put the question up to the tries abstaining. Umterl Mine Workers told HO,000 people. milliMt'ilr iii11ici* ami JJ.OOO coiil fie said tho House illtl not have The committee voted II to !l to n time to concur In the measure. The place the Chinese question after digger* n ,’’ | ,,| llir Mlimvippj tO Income lax resolution win the next the Soviet peace proposal*, after " ‘"mu- iimdiaiiun next Monday 08 Item on tho House caleudnr when the Soviet bloc protested bitterly lilt’ll il’ ilul titrrla v rvrrk. . It, HOW U til \\ l.t I . I l l the Legislature adjourned Sat­ Representatives against having then proposals S a y urday. Bill* requested by the Cov­ shoved back. i'W’WttI I .I I I'll 1*1t*WH I ,1,1m, Anuiml dim IKK) m)i r nal uiintea entor to reduce the truck mltengo University Teacher After the vote, T-iang told , ,1 „ in llir Dm lie toulli and mid-Witt . ,,U f i -mi ------------ ^ - i NIAV YORK V |.t ill tax and call toy a vote or. it pro­ newsmen: Reds Secrets "tl II,. will ra m un llie walkout they ilo- ,Pi'll.%■ posal to let counties have two Strike# w*1 i «■« ........ Ih i, f 1 "It's a great disappointment to Frying Steel county Judge* ware given priority i'll.bn, ,.|| -tailed S, pi l'» altri iiiip riiiiu n toI I!' 1.11,1 '! v ii me." Civilian A h M ortar ,,M 'r .......... over It. WASHINGTON, Sept. 30—VP) ,1„ .1,11 The romtnltte's action incunl de- | - - in ini|••>i p.mnelit’ li.r'u ihrit prniioi) fund. « t _ ... . I lie tWli * 11111- tl.. Hi no Oil' Tim (lovernoi. declared the con­ House »py fiunler* today named a bate on the Chinese-Soviet dispute Explotles On Beach, (Jm r. hm they *... t U * til III tl„.il> -ut . illo i Hull ni'MiiiMiiiutt ivilli operators stitutional ban against a Stale Inwould he delayed fui sevetal ______ . ,,f ,v„r> coma tax—which can only he re­ University of Minnesota professor,, KANSAS Sq,i. Hi i/l'i n r ,il a i in,Lull a ad there i- no IIOHTON, HepL W — l/11^A llioliiyiul .eai* 1 •<1 I pealed by a vota of the people— Joseph W. Weinberg, s> the "Scien-1 week*, In A Lul linn me f I I r iu.iir.1 ’ igli id a hrr.ik mortar explo.lon which killed a uftei I'lesideut I .mo uni l ''Denies to tha wealthy In Florida list X ” accused of passing Wartime • iui > veteran new.paper photograph­ i Imii * -in tin - mi utiimii > Lewis «eiit mil a tide,;i * iii lliinuuli thr m ini, ii uf ,i |wo ’ lull the prlvllnga of hearing their far A-bomb srcirts to a Communist WAH1I1NUTON, Hept. t i t . n •ill er amt wounded three naval gte.s Mils tol-1 ,1 I\th I, share of tM w i t of State govern­ ttiiine Inm-r in imillip.i’ t K im .i’ ’ aid, Admtral Louis Denfehl, chief of v tv hum it i iluil agent. of I leer* during a mock amphi­ powei • uJ the A ' »ii<i Willi I't 1 * ment. • tl svuli u hit* l ily n u ll l,„ In . killing icvrii pn "lln - •ii'pi'ii'iiiii ill mining in bious assault yesterday on • ehilil1- pluy cninp.i I'»i Li In Minneapolis, Weinberg got out Naval operation*. Declined today "Moat of the states which have 1•v •l i t- mfi.t hlr of ’■■iia ,i in I inimiiig Imn. to provide American naval Inter­ Host on beach was under Inves­ ■niglit liup|ien uii i the wr’ iriii ,inti anthiatiiie areal full riwtc.-i »' » alther a general sales tax or even a statement saying "I am not the vention for release of three United jit»|(iiiiiti.iii •<f an tigation today by a swiftly Ap|lloxmi.ltrlv JO prisons livrit i> nut now vital to die pending iy-«*»- , virus* win tfm it iiI v<• root,I cuultl l„ii • it' _ sofas safes tax, also have an person rr far red to in previous States merchant alilp" held at a limited d ill it untie h|ow vened naval court uf Inquiry, Income tax, ggI said. *jr y» A I wlptul ..ill liy viru*» unlit win ill the hmnr many nl lliein iigril wage negotiation* “ VJ Hhanghul by Nationalist gunboat*. hi •If 1 1 o u t in 1 1 ,i> it |m ‘t.jhli naval officer eald Morris ir based Ida eceep- committee reports as "Scientist ( n it Ih 4 It flf * , / Denfeld. replytW to a request who i «i April fir’ll K* Iff' M'f I fhi lilllt ^ of Ilf I oil M.IIIV ul l!,< 11.MW Vice Pieshlrnt Thnmlrt Plneberg, H , of the rvoaifwr i Th«*n> | _ three-point revenue X . He also .aid he ■k id * never front t in t * o fkMifuir^i I f ii ii nfiirirVI ic j i .iui I i i t i l i l l n t t r a l l »*« I ' u i i r l ivtil I the owners, wired that You fmlii (lip f hiinea hi ihrii rnulil Kemp dy. wliii I- in I’liiirgn of union program on Its ability to bring In given set r»*i information to any un* will appreciate that the employ Post died Instantly—that when j I negi.tmini„ lien’ ip tin' alisence or money "eaientlal to future pro­ he rushed to his aide there * h * l Inllll-’ pieiit of United State, naval ntuliori/rd person. ' Lewis, ieiitl the ti'legium. gress’ without harming any person no pu|.r. The Navy said it I lie i sine nl lltr lil.t/e li.it ii ,,I forces under the present circum­ H ie committee .aid Weinhtrg or group." ll uffcel- llie lim e Lulled M|h# would await a finding of the stance I* not In accord with Unithern ilrlrumneil Wurkris mithrnelte di-trict In court ol inquiry before attemptHe said lt*s not "my uwn per­ gino Ncl.im atomic bomb data (Cantiaaea Oa Pea# ( o im m 'n d r d F o r lls f fie K u l ( u i ’ l nleiililml the i’ii«liiu I'eiinsylv iiiiiu . It alkO sonal tax program, "but it does buck In 1D4!I when Weinberg was lug to explain the cause. How winking at tile University of Cul(’< j'Oveis "even illnI • i . t - In IU weehelp to carry out some of h i. ' """"U K « '■ the ,|r-.ul ever, spectators believed s para­ th | 'em -lu l,’- Wllshlligtuil, Iowa, csmpalgn pledges. He listed among ''"rnia radiation laboratory. They eat chute bomb, which should hme Mu I Inieiu r l(i, I,.inI- 111 Kin-'im , ( 'dm nd,i, \ew Mexico, these lilt .land sgalnst a "g “ genera! ""'v have wltiutH.va, they .aid, to been propelled Into the air h,\l, l ni i All,hew. (itl i i 'I,lainmm Mi— hr,hi i Wyino uirtg, sales tax," Improvement of m ini piovc Wclnherg lied when he de­ > M ir,,. • \ Mil'll » fore detonating, etploded with ltr|i lli.nlcv I ).It. mu' ,, i,i (('■alias*# Oa r . . . SCIahll nied thin. I lull nml Mriiitumr 'b u ’li If ii lu iil’ , 4 i u,r lit t tin ii • ■I In the mortar and hurtled fra* liiriulalioti lli.vl ll.c I ,it ( ..... I, M r*. lU'luna to J1 *: As to the accusation of lying i nit,nn, i :ii „. | / (\ !,*-11 1 ewi* ni ih i • ,| a lln v’e-day ♦f I. I J I I It I. mentu of the device through thr * ii Is*ii i t i i i n r i * < m i’ idci .ill,,, ih ii,- |' ii l ,.l under oath, Weinberg said: "I mother of John E. linker, died air lihe shrapnel. "» lk week beglllliillH 111 July. )h i i 1 I ■wink? 1 1m* in yesterday afternoon ft 1:46 Ml* Mv.lle M. I lei’ hev. J5 .m,i have always told th t truth. I itniIiiin-ii«• and wrslmo fields were the tig .iirllr l.ix ill,,net Ini I In 1 ( .1 •l fill llltll tf o’clock at her home et t i l South affirm my position." ii i i ", | * " 1 * hthlien, Mville M.me, '• md iifii'i'ted. The tniaeis there Jldy it «■ f | I’M'Hi) BQSTON, Sept, 30— (A1) - Mm t,level ojunrn! nf in ir.itnui *1 I <ill \ Oleander Avenua after a few Weinberg declared alau that he l.lle, '"""On, .mil 1 feint M H r iilin ! h«»u«*bi'i, join (linn luffithtun in ••I . IwriV’H • <,i • tlrv lor Ssiilintl Vniilh hi|*hl,,-lil,-it . „ . .............................................. ........ m Finebrrg, 36-yest-old vetrrsn tin* Hi'lit 11* walkout hvui the |icn« wus not working on a secret pro- days lllneis. |l Jtl III!InIlis ! hIoh ituikhuii. Jecl nnd hud no access to secret Texas and” w £ n " a % l g “ g ir i, “ “ V 0" ^ ' ‘"ogriphe,. wa. killed tin- Jsyirr nirrliigi V 'to u in it I....... . ' f III,In ildn-i ' I' lii' M llersJii'v iIn- lni><l,iiii,| NYiih«*i l.«*wh imu any other — r -----| Information at the time a com- came with III itlliwri In ,i irqn,- t I ,|\ i ,, q-r n,l . II III (lie lei - . . . her -— family ...... to , . Lees-i<iiid lour other*, including dorr I ( <<MIIHM9<1 lln l*nnr • l«la|) ,|i i,I i "f ' l l - llershev. \*s. uniklllg TA M PA , Rapt. flO-f/P)— More »>ittee report said "Scientist X" Imrg. In IttOl *he married Wtl- Nsval officer*, were injured ye«in M. Iniim, '" " I n ii - n ni|r|ii \*iil. l,limn when iiiskci rlilliiu l M, Kil.lilll(•'•it*..... I" limp nit,* i, ■tormv weather lies ahead for 1U1IV,‘ •• "rernt formula to Nelson. llum E. Baker end moved to day in a mock Marine end N.ttv 11s | I,.' Ii- i i i i I ,,f (In- (lie. lie in-lied in movr I hr mrellMM )i|,n r- In the I t l Hill 111 •ml itviHI*HI Florida's newcitrusInw whichIt . 1 Weinberg is the only person of Orlando, where with her brother, ' I • '•luitlilmtr nml iiflei two nl Ml 'll .Ir I'pll \\ ............. htekers promisedwould prevent (tfeatlaaeg n . rage R s n x -Im I i ,, the late J. L. Miller, they estab­ ,i iri| >ti ill jous assault un a fliulou Yitihl Club, tl,,- Lavs l>l- was aide In make Im way S.lllls lull. Ill ..... Ideiil green fruit shipments mid control luithirig lirscli before thouisndt ol 4lk that the I •■III Ml ( elite |,r i, lished a hakery. „ , nllllUl ll I! • e .virtlal- , 1,1.11 1 In lln- -i ,-niiil flnui wli,'ie i|ie the quality of canned cllrua luice*. l*ope EHtimateg Tax Thl* wa* later moved to Banford •iveclator*. lunnI, Hv,-,l. but they well* nl lamrtl I n,l.iv mi'lii’ Ini « il' ' •|itiir- m l tillllleM Federal Judge W. J. Darker and was ona of the first bak­ i end* dead Finrbetg was (truck by lu ll s I olllltll yesterday Issued a temporary re- To County A t $12,000 eries and He In thl* city. Later Mr, . s I i .ik danrri. while .iKieemu In li.m lei lln- file gulled I lie llileillil "f -■training order preventing state Ml i , in 11 tel, d the in ( n I'M* lln- Imuse Miller purchased the bakery and mrnt from an exploding mmi.n thru own lulu lie, me In llir l u l l agencies from enforcing part* nf i f 1 Uih'w of -iiperlrn (■•-I .ilut, i",' I l l ’ l l 4 PENT, Kept :u| UPjer moved to Tampa, while photographing the drummiM Club. Hxtrn tnx money to be derived th* I be inimeil wen ll-li'd ns Mrs thft law pertaining the calmer*. i,'I < 11 ii. wlille w Idle in '11• X) illY I d llavse. Ill'; Chillies Hleele Mil; I'lm Iliincurinn imvei iiinsol isby Hemliiidi' County from the ex­ A rep,ut kiih iiimI,- mi 'I,, pi>> Thit order remalne In effect tra cent of gasoline tax for coun­ in,mul’d today lls pact of friendill |duy lln \ u n i h ah Hill' Mnignu HM. mill Kelly Fisli nl ,r bow « c‘ - r ................ until a three-judge federal court ties recently provided by the Legis­ Survivors Include the son, hnuth Motion a* part uf thr Mamie gross nf Murinii H im linin’ \,-nili I I nt <.in Inti I "Win, f a in hi v luirli ill llettv l-'ishl,nidi, Hleele -h'l' ami mutual it id wtlh Yugo­ itpdih* the law to *e» whether a lature, was estimated today at John E. Baker, 11100 West First Corps I-rague National Convro..... ernler ritmimivr11 wliieh tin- I........ slavia. UhiiMibi'r Inis pievimi-U tiitlnt n*d ie l 11 .i n, " ii (.worn la a i jMr Mi and Miiryiin suffeu-.l (inin -lun-k permanent Injunction should he only ahont IIJ.IHJO a year by If, Street, and one grandson, Earnest nml i-vpusui*'. M lllnvst' suffei t ll ul ' The Co in mutils' pn-— In Humini uf ill. i. > in pitny 1 1 1 James L. Callahan, Hoilon Globe Hint Hep. Udllllin pin).......I n I, i , ■rented. e.l l u i ii - ami lai'rialiniiH. It. rope, chairman of the County C Baker of DeLand, | iiuia Indicated Hint ntiiei Soviet Kiidi'i Attorneys repreeentlng fresh Commission. services far Mr*, photographer, said he wa* iiaiul he written In till- ( ’ill I nnnm n-n Funeral I(i,'Iiiim Is. one uf (lie dead, wa* -iiti’llili's hooii would follow vuit. I la men weie coinplu • til’ ll hv sskillg tllUl smile nf lln' In n , i,’in fruit groups announced they also I It "I’l’mi'd llkniy tliat all the "atelHe stated that although he had Aulick will be held Sunday af- ing about five feet from FinrhriK (■tie tux lllnliev beui mini, l-n lien ' badr-r for tlleii rlt I III blind woqld.file a federal suit attack, lMlrL ... not yet seen the hill, he under­ ternoon at 8:00 o’clock at thr _ L ,n . l . u m Tile fill' was believe,I l„ have llle nations wool,I lake the cue ( olil the linpriivement nf ylmlh neu'iiimliieinif liicu til Join Ih In# the maturity standard* for stood that It provided that only Erickson Funeral Home with the | lh< w,* l . ill’ll slnileil on the first llniir. All nf ....... Mnsrnw, which set aliped her fruit JtHtfnr* U can be shipped. I’liliv nml nuinli’il nut ll.nt .......................... ‘ head by a piece of shrapnel juil s» tloiisl fucillllt'S. Pev. A. (1. Mclnnia officiating. £0 percent of toe tax la to go dir­ ~ i In- dead were found mi I he see < I rent v of friendship with YugoThese standard* are what llo v *) lUil uml. A repoit wns nmde by the I '*i* ■ lliil i.iin its ran olitrdii ectly to comities for expenditure Burial will be In I-nkevlew Ceme­ 1.500 Marine* from the Second i "Invln vt'siortlnv.) emor Fullsr W arrtn refer* to a* on county road*, and That the re­ tery. I ’l'HVeiidnn Week enliiinillee nml lion I IMMllI r ,,ni’i'inimr the First lepuil of lln- rliiines mine Like Moscow, Hmigury xsld Division were splashing ailioir io its proposed cli III ||II iK11 I" infill lit tha "taste test''. Actually, the*# * S *U ) • diuril b> visiting the \ i Serving as pnllbearara will be maining R0 percent la to stay In flour mi unidentified milkman who Tiin's vuvernim'iil hurl violated nsw state regulations provld* for Tallahassee to t>e spent for road C. W. Johnson, L. T. Johnson, CL "ireute" the beach. the cllixelis of Hllllfoul nf tin- I litii ,n*v iilehts, nr by , ,.t )' III)' oollii'd (lie liliixe mi ld> rounds, nml "ili'fiimt.'il" (Im pact and made a highly-involved stepped-up ra ­ The assault landing was irrmnl various file hnxiu'ds euuie.l i,> Imn n) K uler’ Jewrli 1 l • | lie raced ueross llie siieel uml li worthies*. construction or road debt payments Finch, A, B. Love Joy, Byron tion of sugar and add* In ths designated by counties. hi nunlem-il .Mr. and Mis. Artluii ........,.t "an o u liaia" by Button I ’oliir imtillllklMg persons File 1 111. 1 \l Hiti. T. V. Hi Squires and J. T. Hardy. The 11viniriirlixn government slid own, ... id . fruit. N. Clevelsml Inis nffeu'd In. lull Yugoslavia wa* proved a violator ineled nt I'op. 's Seivl, b'nliun | MeCarthv. Commissioner Thomas K, Sullivan cuoperntioii during The n tl affect of the "taste w"'k ""d in nidei to secure Informntmu ,,n i Uie Ihree railed fiicinen and uf thi* pact hv the treason trial last" standards la to hold off the He said, In a statemant, that demonstrslioiis uf file eipilpnienl , i.,. | helped the owner Mrs. Iluysc, ova- here I rnI week of Lasilu Bajk, market the fru it which normally school officials who gave children were arrangi'd. i imle ihnse on the gruuml flimr. former Hungarian foreign mluist^ shipped in August or fleptama day o ff to witness the de mini­ t'hnrli's Edward llocd, MO, es­ l'rIt l i l l HI H PEN DEIt stration “should be put away f<" HEEKING III VOUCH lln|h, former Comimmi-1 police i/l'i * caped in Id- stocking feel. He had I f both tha'eannlng and fresh sending the children over there." W ASHINGTON, Hept. (Ill CHICAGO, Sept. ftO—(/!•) The , .......... ,__ , , been sleeping In the same muni I miss of Hiiugary, wa* condcitmed fru it provisions ar# knocked out, "Only for the tremendous deluil Tribune sail today ilmt Gover­ \ per ichl Increase In rail w|,|, II,.,, Morgan and lirloed Mol- In tin* gallows lifter ronfsxslrig the law w ill bt stripped, for these of police on duty I don't knnw nor and Mrs. Adlul Stevensun way expiisn lilies on "td|..... IllK .,s i|Bnr4 On I’aa* S’inirl thut he plotted with Yugoslavs dnd (Deepened •»■ r < n r » n |wo parts am tha backbone of the have consulted lawyers about a nf g lfi piukagi's nf citrus finds — ------------------- -. Americans to overthrow the HutfORLEAN9, La., Sept. 30—(A*)— Lulielle, tha chimpanzee antlra act. divorce. from Florida and Tuxns him lu-uii' T H A F F IU DEATHS gnrlnn governnieul and assaatflLBGION M EET whose captive career included such highlights as a win# jag and a kid­ The Tribune snlil that only a -ii'pemb'd unlit Apr..Elb HUH), tliej CIIIUAGO, Hept. HO -(/!*>—'The unte its Coiiimuuisl leaders. , * Plena for an Armistice Day pm- ( property settlement nml u de- Inlelstute Uummi ICO Coimnls-lnii; null,m's truffle lieuth- In I lie 0 R I V M V L IC B N ft! napping spree, was shot to death hare after a brief freedom. gram and parade will be discussed Melon as to whuru the action will niitioiincrd loduy. The Increase wii <j fu -l eight months of 1040 tolnlTha offtca of County Judga r\m ,.t« . B m i I m w will ha onan Duffy, her chimp male, broke a padlock yesterday and opened a at tha TAKEN OWN L IF E *‘ masting of Campbell- be filed remained to lm agreed to luivo (nl.einuffi-et today. , eil Id,"DO, thn Nnlional Hnfuly W A SH IN G TO N , Sent. » ( M « r t f i T S a t u r d a y W j W to the great open sppcm of Audubo. P a r k - t a d desVh. Loaning Peat 63, the American Upon, Tha Hlevunaons wwn mar­ __— ------ ta.. - — I'iniiii'll said today. Former Federal CommurdoAh Ona ahot from daadeya Gaorga#Lagfoa at e buslneal masting at ried In Chicago on Dee. I, IDlfH, M Its HOHENW ALD HIES The total. Including U,7m» In linn* Commlsaloner Rsv R’C. 1 superint superintendent, uglass, the park the R ut i t Ii00 o'clock Monday Mrs. Steven* I* 40. They have baby, HEVEULY fllL L H , Calif., August, wns 2 per rent under Wakefield, 84. (lied yeslerdsy* fet!M . the untamed •d Lulls Lulsette, *. ..juped t avanlng. Post Commander Jams* th e y 'have three *un*. Fighting for har Hept. HO- (A')--Private funeiall Hi« toll for the first night Emergency Hosnltnl.where ' “ newsptga headliner■for 'mere than sft^, weaning time waa an eld Q .‘Galloway urges that all mem­ ■ ..... ■ tiervlee* will ho hel# today for| months^of jl'48, Tho_ August toll wnx taken Hent. >0 with a slash F A V II.I.K ItKMIGNX ber! be present. Mrs. Adelaide Rtuj llo-ellwuld, was 100 helow the July toll and wrist, Dr. Chlstophcr J. Mur or taka It waa "a heart Howard Favllle, city huilding, J(U-yo:rr-uld widow ol (he famed H per cent below August, 1U4H. doniitv coroner nf tho DIMrlc for me to do," said Douglas*, -rnn sha ~Mnrh^ed Iasi, DUt nsnthasaA A—— Ih m J ADJUDGED INSANE electrical and plumbing Inspec­ ihilniilhrnpUt and nterelianl rolmnhia, Issued a certificate'( U waa dona for the pmid of the k l ! v_w . VfAYF.H RBTlHKH JOLIET, U L Sept. 30~0P>- tor, ha* offered his resignation ulitis Kosenwald. ’ >’ frif sulctd. « CLUB public," Few pareoaa were in the . u L i T . E. (J. Hayes retired Irnlay from DtaM AUen. IS year old slayer ftrom this ppsition, ns lie In unable Members utlves Club perk nt the time, bat nuglnea doAtluntle Coast Idna railroad ser­ c iia I k Th d w i t i i Of • boy playmate, waa ordered assume tha full time now de­ UHDEK «ee mcctwill hold a al t h f T W K A T H F J ^ with a To get the e e re e d .____,____ elded ta •ant ta n mental hospital yester­ manded by these duties, City Man­ IIKKWTON, Ala., , HO— (rt*) vice after 26 years of service. At o’Clock a t tha fng tonight at the see! # °* Lolsetta tlpey and teak the day after she waa found Insane by ager C. W. McKIbbln nirnouncod (he time of his retirement he was —Tlioinns Jackson Sy wus Tourist Center* A. Palmer, JA C K SO N VILLE, Sst.t. 30 londllnee f * * * f * t P V M j M asoOhog WOa serving * * a coal train operator. ■ Standi court Jury. charged with (he house kll- Mr. and Mrs. Hayes plan to leavo t, annognsed. thla mornHleh . — - * i — . I* f w *h . W Diane, who signed n statement M r. Fatriile will remain at his ling of n Jay, Fla,, i ‘ ' mt over next week for Parry. Atlanta 70 she drowned Charles John- pmt^ however, until a successor ta remarks Gut other Huffelo 83 allegedly Mssumed made nbuut his ta; .fa ta satisfy >ta Mil,1 r, Palmer urg- "JJChicago 61 HPUMTHMAITB MEETING attend. slated, It did not Denver 76 Sheriff F. F. I said a Ths Seminole County Bporta•ha* work of Ineiwe- "in rant hit* been laaii barging man's AtaoclatUm will meet to4 f i il $ 9 , I was era with prevlom j .fackxmt with the” ml Ili a lam m l. Loycr | night at ItOO •'•look ta diieusa riiiw w fi from •tiMTh U work, however,'Copnland tn a Mr i ami | tha FlorMa fltata " tha 1'Unntv * ------night, 'atlon mi reason Ik a t f $ Professor Nam ed As “ Scientist X ” 1 K ille d /4 H u rt B y S p y H unteis In M o c k Assault Biological W arfare S«"ires Dubbed By Scientist As “ Pure Hokum Jl ir Seven Persons Killed In F i r e In Kansas City By M arines, Navy Gave Four Oll.t-rs Injured AsTwoStury Room­ ing lluiise Burns tin, which ■mnr* Odhiun Suggests Nnlional (innrd Cigarette Taxes For K m valii u Fine Appearance M . Helena Aulick At Arfe Of 79 . More Trouble Seen For Florida Citrus Legislation IliiiurnrvEnds Pact Wi t h Yugoslavia On Russian C u e Famous New Orleans uumpansee Shot To Death After Wild Spree NEW s ■*1- to J Ifc fS s • if- V .> V » ■ if#™.;] V �I p I F R ID A Y 8 K F T . M l 1 M 9 Driver Killed, b Pappenger Hurt jsy . H O LY CROSS CHURCH (Kplsropal) Rev. II . L yttM ae Zlmamraaa, II. I)., Hrclor mih Sunday n firr Trinity h;00 A. Al. Holy Communion, a ll Church Notlcaa M t be preaented at The l l r R l a ffU * on iht inao A. M. Family Service ana day belore publication. It'X D A r Church School. Sunday Mualcala ll:o o A. M. Choral Kucharlal Popular Star t IIU H C ll OK C HR IST 1‘ouillar Munir mol Sermon. old llafraln Second Street and Kim Avenue (1:00 I*. M. YI'SL. Vocal llarmonlaara O. K. Moan, Kvanirllat Service* during the week! llraakfaal Nlar Services Sumliiy: Hawaiian hVhn.s Monday through Tliuraday and I’nimlar Mualc llililc Study Cln-sex 10:00 A. M. Saturday lloly Cotumunlnn 7:110 Kroni I' ha . Iirania Woraiiip 11:00 A. M. Scmum A. M. Ynoni Jimala Jim Tuple: ••'The Foollahneaa of the Frhluy: Holy mnimmlon 0:00 A. Hun MoraliiK Kamlval M. I'opular Mualc Preaching". Kvenl lloapal Hlneara r.vcmng Win.ship 7:110 I*. M. Klral Dapllal > rnyc Sot mailt Tuple: “Nu Near Cut f'K N T K A I, IIA I'T IH T CHURCH Hlrlna Orchestra 7:45 I*. Ninth Street and l.anrel Arena* I’npular Mutln Tn till’ kingdom". The | Thru l.lalanlna fllaaa Her. S. I.. Whatley. I'aator Thursday: .Mnlvvcok llililo Slmly both in< organ Tima mill I'm y or Services M:(MI I*. M. W . O. Slansell, Sunday School Newa Superintendent I’opilla* Mualc C'nine worship there in h differ• FUNGI Krllowahlp I'er. K. II. Keith It. T. I). Director oner. A hearty wolcuiuu nwuiln all Park Iluamia Ainlana vapcclully tno stranger ami tn « , Killldny School 0:45 A. M. 1'iiputar. Mualc J. I CIhsm's for all ages. l.utharaa Hour pour, Sumlt Kainlllar ('laaa)ra Moinlng Worship 11:•>(* A. M. F IIIH T I'RKSHYTKRIAN Sc noon hy pastor. Muml C H I lit II II. T. IJ. 7:<MI I ’. M. Union* for Sermon lirv. Annua It. Mrlnnla, II. It. all ages, Worst.” I'aator Evening Worship H:(H) P, M. . FIR ST IIA I’T IH T CHURCH U:45 A. M. Church School. I’rayer Meeting Wednesday 7:30 ed hy our Church over Radio StaPark Avenue al SUth Sheet 11:00 A. M. Murnlnx Worship— | \ M. (Inn WTRR. W. I'. Ilrooka, Jr., I'aator Cunuuuulun Miuhlutiou hy Mr. ■ Chlnr I ’rncllrn 8:10 .......... I’. '‘Come Thou With Ua and We John I,. Miller. Kdurallonal Mclnnia. Don't forget lo listen to tha Will Do Thee Gnod." Hlrectnr (I:ilu I 1. M. Youth Fellowship. Worship In Alr-Cnoled Comfort" 7:110 I*. M. livening Worahlp— | 5 Sunday School 11:45 A. M, Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. Coiilinuiiion Mcilitallun hy Mr. Me- J Inni*. Trnlnlog Union 0:15 I'. M. llui Chancel Choir will sing for *5 Kvcnlng Worship 7:10 I'. M. Wednesday I ’rnyer Service 7:10 Iheii special* on Sunilay iiinrniiiK; « " J w i, Wool ill (mil I iii m nuto" oy i J I ’. M. Nursery oprn nt nil service* for Muaart, ami "Oprn Our Kyea” hy d .Mm-t in lane. *. c'liihlien of pre-srlmol age. I lie Youth Choir will sing "The gj We've Saved A I ’lnrr For You." IIMlIh 1‘aaliu" lor llicir apeel a I on J Sunilay hvriung. j1 A t THE CHURCHES lent, no -o n naacpla. Fin., suffered a proltla tftull frncture. He was taken C lt* Hospital at Mobile. The! hua driver. C. K. Dtiro. , 2*. Pensacola, and Mis* MilId Oldeon*. 2.1. of ttnliertaifiile, Other bus passenger. were ■ted for ' minor Inlutio* kind eased by the hospUnl. Highway Patrol I.L Joe Seinelt said Wallin apparently drove h n.idtnp aiirn nt tt'hiijbntersecllnn near TJixley 3 ght. The ciw plowed Into I moving Inis near the front IT. and was hmlly damaged. Elia, bus wna en route from M M to Pensacola. Dure said MEN travelling about 1(1 Shiles .bear at the time of the m lRtkny dishes that call for rrrnm MM benefit If the snore is well RToradi aurh flavoring calls for Hill# scraped onion, n dnsli of 'onaitershlre ................ snuce ......... or ITUM led ird. A tablespoon of sweet relish is also good mhjed to luce If It Is lo accompany n SEAT- COVER covorn hnforu you l»uy Tor that now ear or gut replacement cotfpjpi for ytair prcMeiit car. Jack K». Morriaan, Manager I.A K K MARY C O M M U N ITY C IIH K C II 4 . 4 . While. Mlnialer Animal Wmhl Ciimmuiilun Sunilay ( Dim i ll M'hnui 10:00 A. M. Ailmoil piiniiuliiin. Claaai'a fur all age*. |(. K. True, Sii|ii'rliileiiilent. Wupahlpaiml Cnmmuniuii Service 11:00 A. Al. Ailull Choir will alliif. Reception of new iiiemliur*. Kverylnaly mvlteil In our aervlre. Wt'almuiaier Fellow ilii|i 11:110 I', I'oesilny R IR Moan S T A M IN A DOLLAR THAN A N Y O T H E R P D P U .A R -P Q iC K D 'V lic M R C O V m A lH tb l TAKE. fMITBRNSlOLMARncsr You've, ever • ■ km I t a k e .THE. S C R V I C * : y o u GG.T A W M R -U A V C R H O U A M 8N E O te O A L r W jT OP H E A T - • * .* A N D B A K E D ENAM EL IN t w i c k / b - ' 5 Tt> B COATS ftC O R PAINT APPLieX> BV H A N D . AND TAKE. TH E OOLD SEAL1 YoUd OOARANTKK O F fA T IE K A C T lO N OR yoUR MONEY BACK 1 SEC.. COObOLAUtAHi CAY ATVbUR FLOOR COVfRWG DEALER^! LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE IK - ’ WANTED There I* on unusual opportunliy In many cnmmunlllea fur an eggrrsaive firm or individual lo inuke exrvllent profits and iiulhl a permanent business with our line which la anld to rontrarlora, huilder and buildinir supply dealers, etr. W A K E U P B U S IN E S S B y A d v e r tis in g In | This Nyw’ pap«r \ if. / May lie handled in connection with other hu.aineaa nr ua n Full-time job. Kxrrllent chance for man with some knowledge nf Imlldlng and construction to have a piymanent and piofitnhl'i hiisincaa of his own. m n; ir k T IM E T O T k A O E it c y o u * LO CAL B A H K lk r o * LO W COST. B A S T F tH A H C 1 H C SCH. US woa R L M A tL E AUTO INIttbMta I'lrnsa give your qualiflca* lions for further infnrmntlnn. Address Manufacturer I'. O. Boa SlJfl. Jacksonville i , Florida lil (*tt ’WtttKUSH*) i in : c i i i ' l t c i i o f c o n o f !*{ .M il.I.Fit FARMS i*j llrv . II. W. A|iliei . Sr., i'aator i Muii.lay services: Sumliiy acliuol . J Hi 10.00 A. M. | { I'rcarliliiK at 7:110 I'. M. Huh-l^ j Jerl "M ill Hie Atom Hninli Oeatroy *! llie Km III 7" Come hear whai J " I Ini-, hiiiI h llie l.nrd”. I'rayer ] n o il not I luirailuy I*. M. at 7:110. *r Cunie without money ami enjoy | el ynuiKi'lf. I S u m liiy M O tf* S t i l t , finest Bailor Av« Marla Hear o r*ai Work* Ttm Mrlaht Spot New* T w l-l.ll* Bnn** rtHlrly Naval Air llaaarra Voice of A/iny. H'r-'i. To Vvia I’opnliir llu ilr Meiimrilat <'hur<-lt I'roiiflly IV . Mall llepori lii l.'nnKoav Oliest Htar Hporla Kin* af liar I’oimlnr Miml" ll'a Dance Tima I’ooular Music Thi* la Month Africa ('laaalral Hoiivanlra Naara ijualp Toil llrro.inli. Mlilnlglil Handaiviiiia News HlBM ntt I#] J i\ **• « X ♦ e?e A J *** ejs Women of Fellowship School ( ' I h »s W ill meet 'w ith Mis. Finest Huniphrlt'n at H:III) I'. M. Choir prnellro at the church Wednesday, 7:1(1 I ’. M. FIRST MKTHODIST CHURCH J. K. McKinley, Mlnialer Mra. I ’. It. Htepheaann, D.R.K. 11:45 A. M. Church School. A rlaas for evary age. 11:1(0 A, M. Morning Worship. Sermon Topic: "Worhl-WIdu Com­ munion", (1:111 I'. M. Youth Fellowship Service. 7:11(1 I ’. M. Evening Worship. Set moil Topic: lly I'aator. FIRST CHURCH til' CHRIST, MH) Fast Sr, noil Sheet Sunday School ti.15 A. M. .Moi mug Service 11:00 A. M. Subject: "Unreality". , Wednesday Service H:U0 I'. M. Reading Ktoiiii Tuesdays qnd Fridays 1:00 to 5:00 I'. M. All nre welcome to attend our rending room. U IIU R U H OF THF. NA/.ARKNK I I I Maple Avenue Rev. L. H. Riishlim, I'aator Sunday School h: lb A. M. Moinlng Worship 10:45 A. M. Junior Society <1:15 P. M. N.Y.P.8. 7:00 P. M. Kvangellatlc llmir 7:45 I'. M. Mill week I'rayer and Praise Wednesday 7:45 l>. M. inti see the Faeasaii Cub. Climb onto tba spring-cash* lld t out into aba Said, Sip a tiny layer wltb your fc*V few tktfUwt Rig slices o f soil roll over tod you rv sittingon top o f tba world I * • »Wff* ao|oy country l i f t . . . hare crisp, • f * 1** p w ft BRAIog cron. . , . * * KW ni'ttom Awf-Aew farming! ThatV m l l ibriw -w henavar you nawl partr o r servlet, I'm llwayt bata to halp you. T H B CHURCH OF GOD S IM Kim Avenua Rav. Joa C. Crewe, MlnUter "Love" will he the sermon theme of Rev. Crews Sunday morning at U :l >0 A. M. It In not gold or silver that Die world needs, hut the love uf Cud In the heart of m*n* Evangelistic ?srivlco at 7:80 P. M. This w ill begin an old time pentlcostnl revival. Hervlcea each •vaning at 7:30 for the next two wetka, Tha Rev. Rill Murry of Wayeross will do the preaching. Special music end singing will bis tho ftalura of each service. Come, hear, tbia mighty Holy Ghost fill* ad man of Uml. Ilrlng your sick. Healing eervlce each night of the could lend a rallying call many, many mile* by itmmer, atationed on a lonely rld|a, would liaten distant drum*, and relay the message to other* » valley. Overnight a dozen trlbea coiild be rallied pitch crude method* of communication today. mon purpose can join forces around the world at Communion Sunday ia auch an expression of unity, in limd the church bells will summon men and inl’l Slipper on this S u n d ay. Yimtillty of thla great religion* event will not The Sunday school begins at • i l l A . M. Classes for all ages. Good spirit filled leachars. Tha churrh string band will furnish tha music, ami tho public is invittd to sttend these ser- CHURCH FOR T on THE , o i V fourth le the w building of char . J . ’ ■^•h«u«a of iBirthS® ehlienehi ! ^ n« ^u rch , neither WUhout w n eurvlv, Thar. o r. ^ “ vlHraff, •» * fy person should o iu - j *00" 1* ^•ovons wf *UPP0« »he Church. **? Wmi Z : ± < V % Jor hi Holy Sicrf CHBIBT CHURCH. L*a«waa4 (S k Dw Vhar t Jh id afah er Trinity NEts W • BYtHUljJ kafiUft I N W lkO M U P f l V 'W O U T O F SWo* NU Works F INCOME I • m " 'ir W t 'R -4 a, Vtwi': «• »- rwk M . t* m U7-# �-------- * W ) tW W T r ,T 'V p ■ — ■” ............. ----------------- PACK THIS BANFOWP HERALD, BAN? PHD, FLOWTM 3 0. 1949 Newspaper Carriers Develop Fine ( vCri 7 i nl\\uui Business Instinct And Character lloyalty ,n tnKluml Remains O f Noah’s Ark Lost To Mankind Is Expedition’s Opinion I.ONDDN, .Sept id ’- \ n inked forms are linked on the A'^rm n-horH eoninio.irr m«...os Hv William Johnson (ElMTOR'B N O T! : Kdwln n Ureenwald. AP Thief nl Bureau .' At' Nfwaftaturea lire...... Croat rolls of news "''«>• in f «>" Hr.t.sh Itoyal • I Istanbul. Turkey accompanied I hr American expedition which < The carrier boy gives most news­ print race oast them, picking up N''«*"• '! V r i \ i , m this stttamn explored the Mount Acral area senrrhtng for the rh e Karl of llai.-wood, shv • paper reader* their closest con- the inked impression,, and your t i n i l a i of Noah's trk. Here la hla final report.) Ini-t with their paper. Ho delivers, ctri i» i boy gets the paper he >7" * \ I, uiul Minn S lfiii, V. »• it to their doors in all kinds of will l»i mtf it» vtnir il«w»r. Hy M lW IN II. U RK KN W AI.D ' ! conceit pianist whose fnniilv tied weather every day it la printed. i wlieu Hitler entered Vienna ui DOGUBAYAZIT, Turkey. .Sept, \ S </P) Tl,e Ark of Noah, if To take caro of hla route properly will exchange wedding vow il landed on Mount Ararat, n lo»| eternally to the agn. It never he must have many ipmlltlca. 1this afternoon It takes energy and persistence will be found. I . l en May I ail s*lir»,l* 1)41%•• *•♦••'11 In get out every day anil rover Some of ihe American* who have put completed a gruelling irarrli Itlot kl'll ll(| Itlltl .Mil) |Im|||'|* Wr'.l' (Ml that route. It takes business of the great Ararat itill hope confidently that il will hr iinrnvrrrtl aotne | | \ vm 1 J S « I n U m n i ^ u hand to handle till- eiowds g.i'bet know-how to keep hla accounts ciI to si-e King tleoige and Horen «U». ♦ ------------------------------I stiaight. Courtesy keeps his cus­ Kliznlieth lend IMIll guest i»i' •• But use of rold logic make* It , h,-rr „ irt.,y wo,lM m n.rr have! tomers happy. He must he care­ It) IIA l, IIO YI.K I fashionnlde St. Maik's lln m li Retain that It will not. hither I | ,.0VerwJ nr destroyed" VtiKINO in uvollt Um eviction of ful lo avoid putting the papers In !’ XSSAlC, N. J.,—t/V» A video r#ata forever beneath deep and) Th,.r,, h||Vr ..... „ „f | flve ninnkeys Hint ho keep. In hia Hu- wrong place. It takes sales­ A rpetual Ire and snow at the |s-*k „rk., •.Hiacnvery" in ..(her par** New York apartment, John M. manship to get new customer* plntieei say* it will prohnhly tu- at] The king and ||IH'I'I| I Iimr '1 >\\ n IctJ'l .i ilrrmlr lu'fiMP ytm run linvt* ijy myal limn II h Iiumi il W the 17.0fl0.fimt mountain nr el*.- ,l( T , N e c a t l Hey .-.ant that Crawford and one of hi< i>et chlm- ami keep old ones. j CiiMlr. in Stnlliimi, lu>» nu*»ii |..i U haa been deatroyed and lla frag- lh(. a r k - " ! ! there wh* one" i pnn/eea e m lim c i In Municipal Karlv m life carrier hoys learn rtiM “,u* in your livtiiK mum "I fitfiiri* trlvvi.tlnn im thr ii'in im iu With Ihrin '%•' nientv tmrird In tnia Ynl' iinn’ i m „,| |M, nnmrwhrrr liftwppn Mu* ('m ill Unlmpratted, the Judge alinut une of Hie lug enterprises utilt lit to JO ytvu* n w i i y 'u n i • I'nm-rm Klmihrth. tin* l»'tk. ..| wilderness. ! Tigris unit Ktilihrati** llivi»r*. ruled the Ml-yesr-old chef rniut of the world Newspapers rumM uir »»••• (International) The four-man expivlOlon, fir*t vvmiiM put it s«»ini'wlml w***t | dispose of them. bine many of the things that l)r. Vlli'ii It Dn M‘»nt, one »»f D»#» K i i i n l m t uel I*i in« • "hit: fhiee'* TV mnniifiu tuier.H. • Tin* Duke uml Due’hv** «•» «.lou formally organised civiliwii MarchAtarnt make modern life. First they aro *|r»e IV iim il C!iinimiiniriitlolin1roller join* <1 the timn nt !•••*th lijf party in Turkish record .•*, , r Aaron J Smith (irrcn*bmn. business enterprises. Sale of ad­ CoiuMiMtAion I-* currently holiitnu t dnrewoiMi', iiiiinnu;e i I •m plored every crevice unit every N r Hlhle | Paeher and vertising and the papers themclue. It acouted thrmigh the vIII. I f„im rr Helves involve principles all tlCHMtiw'w nil whethei to nilthoi ixr (|0||'H nt,Mf -orliilly nil|ioitiifit v\» *l miastonnry n> Chinn, j'iinu allli-e I'liMi i'^ I tizliheth e* for a hundred milca aru.ui I heailrd the e»per|lt|nn. business men use. They are also roh'i I pIitnu I n. *'l think the F IT will |miat|n»nr' nuu m il I'm ire I'lnlip mi I .• 17 king anyone who might know niamifacluring plants turning nut A pious, white-haired mail the Mtirur until they Imve •'•une-j Ilnth the lunle uml lu •• I* at• ••••m J*ythlng. a physieal product. They are part whose III years kepi him at base thloL' 'lerenl to tfo uheml with,” aie (Tlllti h of Knulufnl no tnl*ei ^ T h e aum total, aa expressed «'* ramps rather of a giant world wide communica­ Ailil Dii Mont. "There has heel! f 'file Km I in the mu«n • i •f •« foi than going tip! monotonously hy the Turka in the Ararat, he still Is not reronciled tions system. There is also the no nul thnntfe in eitliei tin* CHS in l.omlon luihlieution utnl |<te;i village,, la almply: 'High bu- that llie aik la not there. He news gathering ami presentation nr K* \ ^yntemn til the limt tiuee »|«*nt of Ihe I ofl«|on tt|*e|u * lut» JA CK SO NVILLE, Sept ■hayl" Ian emphatic "nolhlng!"l came with an aloding faith that which Involves manv things— (Special) Thirty-five yearn ago your, | Minn Stiuii’n fnlliet, KiwmStein, olhltig, ahanlulely nothing, was „ wou|d |„. left with no writing, illtistialing, and editing, / \S «• lire expm imeiitmi! with • i|« emploiert h\ n l.oml ui i i i i n i till- month Florida State Then uncovered. for tnslnnre. abiding faith that it will be found hit If u i|o/»*n meflimU *mii ndvef*, pul »l i It 11•^ fnni Ihe tmmlv h it ti l - were born amid the lusty leIn the riimintnlna we ellmhcd one day. The news it-slf stall s with let \oii i nu t niuke u fool|ttoof Auntiri iu.t hi t m* tli *. t /ii ginning- of the Motion I'otiue In laboriously across dead volcano-. "We have made ail attempt but the reporter who goes out and Colui ty^triM oveiiiitflit. Ami there mnirhei! ui M d horned out atone. We arrnmhl- failure of it does not imply the dnstry, in the eager excitement "f gntheis furls Those fads go to, ju.** »'i»» .• A>>tem ieini\ >el tHut llniewomi lnm«elf wad over email platenua lifelcsr nod ultimate failure of the ink's le- the early flicker silent' h newsroom wheie they s ir writ-: tit u>nmii*r< iully feunthle" iiinunei <hitnu; llie win • llie of the nation's pioiieei ten into stories. black with tilting volcanic aah. In rovery,” he aald. The FCt! ntilioiftiieed in u«l\un* e | miliiin «unipmitn in I 11 Florida Slate the vlllagea the old men and Ho­ K. J. Newton, Ifl-yeat old house tlicMtei circuits, If the fsets that make the story | o tin g had heard the legend tlml oainlrr from Colfax, N. I ! , like- Theaters, nwnria of the Ititr are farawnv from the paper you Of itn heuriiiKrt that it wouldn't . ______ **”,7....... a|tpro\e liny enlor Fyntem that a great Imat once rented In the wixe still helievea the aik is heie. Tbeatei in Sanford, will rnmmein............. .. television set......... on , ........... ............ their MTitli Anniversary anow way up there. Hut to find it, he said, would re- orate a wire xerviee. The Associated the market obsolete * "A woman can -till I - tn-i e» .stalling Oct. 2, with a celebration I ’less maintains bureaus all nvor But no one ever had even it. ami pilre month, of exploration. Dn Monl la-lieves that l>y lUfiM.ing and watch a Iclevt o-n pm they knew of no one who hud. Hut the other two memtieis of Hint is destined to lie one of the I llie world, funneling news In your For all lla futility, there wa* 'lie expedition now are satisfied gieolest events In tile history of paper through a vast system of then-will la-Id,fiflfl.itflll video boxes I g iam I >1011111, auvwav, Hia* oe> .1 In ti-e, I .MINI TV rttlltMUl* «»ll I ho 1illlliiaCWIlf- k«*»*p «ltl till* i;* good In the reunite of the rxprdi- it is not here. They are Waller that circuit wire ami radio channels. • If . uml Diiiiii* priNiinii ill | 7 ii VI*m k in (In* imuiutii' • Florida Stale Theiitei ♦ have tlon’a aearch. Thia waa reflected Wood, ltd, development engineer Hut whethei it is local new, In a alatrment to me hy Nerali if Sea Cliff, I,. I. amt Wendell collie to be mote Ilian pist a place gathered hy your paper’s own re- lhr miislirootniiiK new iudilstry. night Al least lhr mu- I The stocky, Irt-yem-old sclen don't" Dnlunay, .Ml-ycar-old departmental Mgg, IM, physicist at Hie Oak of entn tilillllient. Then cinitriliu- purlers or "wire" nevra, it gnea ’" ' I ' T * " f,!.!’,! i".’. at Ami in i%Im director of antiquities ami nut­ Itiilge, Tcnn., atomic d in g y plant. Iinn to the wartime bund and tu a desk which is a part of that ' i.V I*rtl 1 In, vouiic In oilhoi Hr liu scrap drives, Iheii coiiperallon ation* for Turkey, lie said: Wood sixed it up for Hie two papei. There it i, called eilllrd and lhr " " >n" " K ^ " l t la Indlapiltahle that thi- ea with a curt, "I've had enough. witti the lied Cross, tlie Marcli of headlines for it am written. Fmm Vdnloi made the htggc-t ileeision l»uill nit** tin- wull *i| E d itio n haa done n great ileal for Hut at least I am satisfied p e r-1 liirues. and many other wmthwhtle there tlie stories go lu the “shop." of hi- life ' i'o la- ill)' own boas." Till' till Hill); klinlt-. (Ilf lie began turning out cathode t'l in liiw «h"*k oigani/atiotis have made tliem an aclence and reaearrh an regard, -anally that it Is not. here." flint is where the manufactur­ "I llki* I m p«*«*k ul t l f u f t r i the ark. It finally haa utterly iliaThe expedition arrived al 1-Inn integral part of out eiiuirniinlty ing part of the process starts. ia> I uIm-s in n mmodeled garage iimw lllil t Ill'll," "tliir sales for the fu»l vein to­ »UH»tl hull „ I Ihe I Iim a,aw 111XIat toil lint if proved opinion, and observation, lull.1 at endl of of .lime, it ll'Ua wa, ' life, a plaee where the ..... pin The typesetting machines used during more than 100 yearn that not until late in August that they come together to shale in the hv modern newspapers are among taled exactly tdfl," lie recalled, hi* Kiiniml ‘Ariel We lost money foi six filings -laughter, tears, the ark la In plain eight/ finally nlitnined a vote by the many the most complicated used lu In­ It haa disproved the all Imi- Council of Ministers granting emolion and yes, good elti/ciiahip. dustry today. These machinejL ■ti wight years." Florida State Theaters has inIim liy I'.HI the film bn.I an THIS freqocnt claim, that it la on the them authorization to proceed to turn out lines of typo / I ' which aro animal gm-s of |lllHI,uiMl III I ti 18 eorpoi riled sperlnl chlldien pro­ lint together m "galley*" mountain plateau that rraehen be­ Ararat. m col­ ADVK.nilSINt; tween email Ararat and lug The mountain towers above the grams and other eilumttonal at umn* much as they will appear it hail giowu to $27,IHH»,ihmi, and this yeai Du Mulll expects it will Ararat. Many persona, Including \ rlnngle w hile Turkey, Husain traetimis hi every eonimiintty, when printed. ONCE reacli $ Hi.uon.iMiO in $f,u,iMm.unn j Russians, have held to th l, eon- ami I mil come together. Flout the wtiii-li an- hown pel |oi|i <ally in A "proof" is taken of these He iih uwn wholesome, . lie Ini'4 Im- Itils uwii loli'vmluii ir irv i - iiiii ml net A n tio n . I do not helinvc that any­ mountain we looked down on Ihe the effoil In luing "galleys" and is read hy . wnd now and Just tin- week dr I one. Russian, or others, cvci saw three countries and a heavy de. ■'lean movie- lo Hie rhildnn , i . . .1 i dii stud a rj.INNI.mNi plant al the ark on the mountain." I tnrhnielit of police and gendarmes Pino)* go hack tu tlie machine* ......................... m i .....i i . , Necntl Hoy, who Hci’oiiipunifd krpt m umh*i «*)irrptini»«l|y hruvy( ■and conedurns am put into type. d a -In.ig willi .mugglcia ami Km the expedition, Was certain from . guniil to proven! any inrldeul. These currerltun* are then In- »“ n" n“ " IV J" B UI the outset that nothing Would !>•• J Thu Hussion press already hud d i'li hiimM - who slip into Turkey serteil into the galley* and tho . . , , . ,, \i\L \ found. ; complained that the expedition from I iiiii in Hie aren limb i e l- 1 incorrect line* of typo thrown I “ u M,"t" , m H p n ?" ' ' r.0 ‘ h" ....................,60 inventions and still linkel* a NEWSPAPER \w "Thl* Is a volcanic aren," he ex- wn* a grnup of spies rather than ploratimi. Id. Until Itorek, ZD- ,M(I couple of liouts a dn> with some year-old commander of gendarme DOES IT plained. “ During all tho thousands searcher* after the ark. After that the 'floor" men of years slnro the ark wa* sup- j Rut prohnhly of greater con* field fm res, came along person­ lake over Ihe Job. And here the (UI I V sets lie has set up III a i BETTER [ > £ poxrd to have *ailed atop the dr- rern to Turkish security force* ally. Ills nmn carried machine- galleys of new* stories meet the la I•oinloi) item his home. "I used to keep them ill the luge, anything that might have wa* the passihility of the group gun*, nml kept scouts fm sliesd. sdveitlsing. This I * , aatheird house, lull my wife sernamed so from local - smute* aeif front « ----------------- T T t ' national agemiea in a process tmirh I had to move Ihrin out to a 1 b," In- -aid. somewhat similar to the gather­ Uu fcvltt that 1mils, will SOON lie ing of news. There is nl*n, how -ei'iiliiiaiy to television and lie ever, a sales problem. Advertising copy Is edited lirvcs tills is already true in llie sad sent lo the shop In much liirgei cities. Ami lie Htulihnrnly Hie same wav that news Is hand -nnte-ls the contention by mini(list imini will irtuiu its diiliil Let’s go Western HOPl YOURSILF A FAIR OF LEVIS the oriflnal cowboy ovoroIVtf " rh e ........... nett take the news ',,1" .... I .... r.: and advertising type and put it We already ...............gger aiidi ru*i* **ii whim* of mil <liiy11ni«* TV Into "eliases". I'heso are steel f"* "•* the size and shape of |M I it ill h than rnin|ii*tintf ludlo ••tinted new* page,. Home papers pul rliases with . type locked Into them on Ihe press ami print ft "in them. On othei papers, however, Ihe rhaxe goes to the sleirotyping department. Here It i, covered with s fM a'i mo hnqif iy*f special cardboard "mat" and Mid for 111 Ymi coo forced under a steel roller at feovo ootmoNf ••• Ryot great pressure. When the mat Ioow Tboioft "RocooiHocttooMotKoH" lifted off. the type and picture* offo" w«ll«M lo oo# rtnyt 0»W have tinust themselves Into Hut.OOO tronto«f. oil oq#i mat Every detail la duplicated ______________| M lalma«The Rue* to a form whenIM m Hut Hsa Frn*» kiW'dMn W*d«hot type met nl from a big furnace I* poured around II. Tho rrsiilt C R O It IV I fOUNOATION lOt QraltamiMy , N*),«w>'Ollt. fUeHo i* a type metal pa/, f„ rm. These O r f. 2 3 th ru O r ). NCm Cl /< " •> ' $13.95 n arfv•rllnd la m egeslm m il h T I u m ii in n xi *il * n m * Boys and Dirts <7 |.h m o nr O n e ! O r ('n ld W mvph I I ).11 y W rlih e r 1947 1941 11/ North I’nrk »v I S ® 110 8 h | m t Ilcltixi- Coitlic ( B 1 Vm i GET IN L IN E .1 I . -IS i •V d .\ ■ •I- ISI With O U R C O M P L E T E L IN E OF IlO t P O IN T A P P L IA N C E S • WaalHng I l i u l H i t f i • Hiinges # Ivlei tilt 0 H e ir IgenilniH 0 K le rlrlr D I h p ih n I I-n il a D u b W iu lte n •: M■ • ConvcnitMil, 1>iIhTit I Torm.s ( nm e in tiiiliit tn -t*e fiiu 'n t In w ork--m vlng I tie HOT- P O I N T A pplm m es BATTEN ELECTRIC I IM, S n n fo n l Phone MR \v e . ROSE RUSHES SNIPPED WITM SPEED GROWN SCIENTIFICALLY GRADED FOR QUALITY PACKED CAREFULLY I, PLANTING INSTRUCTIONS WITH EACH PLANT j i T-V ' / jiu i- \JuLl >^froivn \j)p m cR o m 5 TOP O ffx ''J u fil Q U A L IT Y ' P L A N T S /% f Kiiillii, One Owner T | ASSORTMENT Chevrolet I Onnr Hrdan In A-l Me«th»nlc*l NO ( t aro h a o u m r 1 rtv * AADiANrr. Cnntlltion 1 Chevrolet '/» Ton Pickup Truck, * Jnnt Uko Now > •» . N .• - A at % > 4, ‘ tS ^ufijuti f nr * ••A •* m S .id* • *F Phone 717 ASSORTMRNT NO. a 1 r r o t ir or n o u jo -n c t TALIIMAN 1 ru ito a MrVAlLA.VO 1< Al tTIONIA 1 MJI.OrN CHARM 2 4 9 each asHiii tment Chevrolet i Ooor Herian Ono IxM'ftl Ownor >225 * * .oo c x u ll W-. and ANN’S M IR A SO I* UFAI TY SALON col Condition ■■ W hvm O p e riiliirs ; lle lle Mlnnlietv A nnu M ae C hn p m g fi Fori Coopt* ■ » SH.5II M h th in e T im , FIlit MectauU. •M rW 1 *lift 1 n if IN SANFORD F«*rd, r> (‘nsarnger Chevrolet 2 Door Sedan A Lot of Tran*portutlon i H I ’ erm HitenlH for Ih e p rire FOR M E N AN D W O M EN USED CARS • to 7f • A"Ml mn n lla * ONE WEEK ONIA ! mat Sec The Best Buys In T fW W SPECIAL Theater Company Started 35 Years A^o In Florida A-RIPPIN A N ’ A -R E A R 1N At tl • 0 Color Television Still llnperteeted ever -— • - �'.r-r-'W T^y 5 ^ 0 H 8 !8 IIS B sga FRIDAY SEPT. SO* 1940 THE HANFORD HERALD. SANFORD"FLORIDA lie Sanford Herald H L U nA u d * m IUtU* omuoh o a u I l l l H M M U 4 (II W n a c tu iT fu ii * k i m iW i**n . a«U*M« , r*iU »( i far the Mr*w< ul — _ -— ,, win a* ( t o n * (•» V H W Iillu u *M IM ltM *1 J H t l* > _ M (ir 1 b l* ( n lM . rw*»1M NallvagUr * Hr ia«»,»•***«( n » |rM *a u ii« M . X w r t o i k , Chti-Mn, lit (roll, _ _ J a r « lV f nag Jt. Jk.af*. . ■yto Rrial* i* ■ n u alai »< m* r « « watch l« •atltud ...r •» lb* (M .fai rtiakllI at all lb*.local bowa print,* tfpaagLr^y *■ * HEFT. 4o? 11)49 T o d a y s mm.K vewmb Patience I* needed even by u hiubandbian. We too ahK id plant aid endivelr and thru / a l t . They that now hi tear* ih ill, reap in Joyc—P*i». 1110:6. Biological War Fatal Speech' Did Theodora Roosevelt take undue advantage of Robert M. Lu Follette the older in the 1D12 presidential campaign, and seize the leadership of the progressive Republicans when it rightfully belonged to the Wisconsin senator? That ac­ cusation Iiiih been often made, relating to a speech by La Kolhjtte at a Philadi -Iphia bant|uut of the Period ini I Publish,ers. This s|>e<rh is generally thought to have killed La Follette’s presidential chance* for that year. It wum long and tedious, with many repetitiona and exhibitions of irritation with iiia audience. It caused many supporters to leave hia can hi* and supjHirt Roosevelt. 'i’lmt him I men the conventinnnl story aa given by moat historians of I lie period. Ln Follette himself in I i I h "Autoliio grapby" denied it as "sensational and false”. Ilia moat ardent follower** thougld the whole episode ii piece of fiction. Prof. Robert S. Maxwell.of the University of Kentucky, writing in the "Mississippi Valley Historical Review", ipiotes a lettor from La Follette’s loyal follower. Congressman Henry A. Cooper of Wisconsin. Cooper, who wna at the banijiiet, said this: ‘‘Lu Follotte killed himself politically by his most un­ fortunate (worse than th at) speech. He lost Ids temper repeatedly, shook his fist at listeners, who had started to walk out too tired to listen longer, woh abusive, ugly in manner. Stopped many times to shout nt men walking out." It was thought La Follotte had worn himself out through much campaigning, and was unequal to further effort. Would the course of history have changed if he hud not made that speech? •v, ' Food price* eie g»iii(f op again, having riten 0 2 prreeni Billing ihr pa»t month. Thr gom m nrnl muni bp winning, iti suit jg jiiu i A *iul I ’l • u<p,p o « n Adminiitiutioo leader* in Congress ti^'coneori.i lea* about trying to rwtm,c govern­ ment expenses, Iml one ilung that might help which they term l.i have overlooked ii to quit railing cveiy office holdci’t t.ihuy President Truman will sun for re-eleclion in 1932. Wc have it on aa U u an authority lli.m Al Jolinn who says after n teieiil interview with the President, "He in ul hr might run again. IM ^M L- i F tlir ioh." Whereupon Af sang hi* fam­ ous old long, " I ’m just Wild niiuul H airy." This counliy has a rtAv jirphinc f ilia l cars outiun the iu«*anys Sei1 rctary Symington. If it had the ragg*. he drclarri in *11 tcriouiueas, "It would arrive in SgnLFt.iri(iico before it left New Yarit." Come th* next war. und a I A of people will b* wattling to get out ul llirre in U n time than that. 1 f S J * » * W * *e* where a MiMhi jtidpe has refused to convict two itri|Mi«»erii for indecent exposure, ijerlaiing, "According lu its* standards when I W*| a to y , you couldlRretl every girl oa the beaches 'i^fay". Y m , sir, w * can lememlier when girls Wet* atlually arrested in Palm Reach for not wearing (tiltkings . And we’r* not si old ac'Rev, Mil ler cither, | - •*— • City Manager M< KtUrin tslimates cigatetlc tax nhUnue lor Sanford al $3H,IKH), quit* in con­ trast to out puny $ld.73() figure. But he oughl to know more about it than wc do, and we hope he's right, because if we build this river , terminal, Youth C m lrr* sewage dis| possl plant, tenuis courts u n i oilier h reciMtfonal facilities, and repave »om* of our city .irevrH;1 wb are going to need *11 the mon^y w* can • jb _ How would you like lnr b* aller­ gic lo your wife? Nolair Holdridgc was. Everytirae he cani* near his wife, sh« broke out in a rash. When h* want *way to work, her trouble promptly cleared up. .She stood it u long as she could. "Htt was a fin* boy and a wonderful liusb«hd". xh* said. Bui s^e couldn't •U a d that rash. So 1 ^ 4 sued for divorce on the grounds that she wa* allergic to him, The judge, 3 Maxing possible complication* from J bis prscedsnt ihaturing case, « n M Ur* lull but granted an annulawal on th* grounds that "furyM iittM contact with her hsbband i* talfaf contfaindicatidj') 3 elevisod Future A plim for fxprrimtMihilly slumintr tuluvisimi pictunm of tin* World Si'iina I oim bjill pi.mua on tjiu nerrena of n group (f movie hrumen tony rtiiqgnsl Hiiiipa to come. The Mportn world hears l»en renpoimiMn, liowover inilireellv, f„ r u larjfc part of the <b-velo| rnent of televiaion alnct* the find utntioiiH nut ii|) shop. Ini.ercht in vmioiih spurtrt Iran lieen n inlnm ry fnetor in the illJfe of people In own television receiveih; Mportn eoveraffe h.'ia provided inueli of the op|iortiiiilty and ini'unlive for jiropre.H i in Hie leehniipie of mdiiK teluviHlon cnmurati, and liven Home Inter im-hniral iidvaneen hait huun spurred fry lire ruqilinitfjhnlit of leleviHlnp HpnrtH. Hut it ruiphl Ir m n ir;’• weiphly affairh that television may have its mosl uoport:,*il influence. I f a theater audience ean wairh a basehall panu in prupreHs in 11 diatnnt eily, seeinp each phiv til. the instant it oecurs, such auilieucer cmilil ■bh* vvalch ConpreHi or the stale legiHlature at work, look into the I'ruKideut s eyes ar lie deliver'd home momentous niraunpe, ‘’attend" • !l manner of impurtanl eventH. Here is a |MJHsihli climax in the relationship between the ipivernmenl und the peopl • Once government officials were only names; then came in I urn Ihclr photographs, moving pic I iinn, tlidir vull'e., by radio, and Mound movicH I'ombining voices and picture Fach iiiought people and govorumenl cloHer loguthur, . ■ Ik'caiiHc of Itu iii'iMi-1 ion of reality, televifllbirmriy lie I he biggest utoji yet, and thus inuy liu v e n ln iia t unlimiled porsibilitlcH aa an influence on natiopal nffairs, Hlxly-twn foreign Htuilaiifx, iih a wifiiiup feature of their uutnmor eourne at .Mmmaei^imitttt InatitliLe of ‘I'echnulogy in Huhtun, ..vyure {juduiitw l ; t auy. ^i f , imiiortaat American eltioi, Their gliii'yertliel on Anterlcua life au vleweti on tlielr rapid bah trlji bum Ihe onnio one ihnt KuropeatiH have been" proiimiiiciiigl, for geiu'ratloiiH. NVe tiro ho lainy making money wu iloji't.” kfiow liow to be liappy. ArneiieuiiH are too maleVirtlistle, wijth ‘a falHit Heime of values. Tilt* idea Hint AmXricaim are more materlallHtie than Hie people of other iiatlons mynterimisly persiHlH, lbough real Htndents of the world know It to be utterly false. Like F.gyptiiuiH, Frein'limen, Italians, and Knglisinnen', we like a roof for our heads, elothes for our bodies and food to miHlain us. We succeed remarkably well in attaining these objectives, unit have enough left over to share lavishly with some of oar less "materalislic" neighbors. At the same time our millions of churches and tint activities revolving urmmd mid growing old of them attest to our abiding belief ia spiritual forces. Oar educational syatem is second to none in Hie world, anil no other conn try has n livelier interest in music, a rt and literature, Hut a ten-day trip cun hardly be expected to give the observer a glimpse of Oichc facts, when visitors who huve had much more time often fail to se« them. IC u lla w * avoiding !*« # » 0»») broadcasts have said, will lie the highest ruling authority. O rlan d o S e n tin e l The peasant’* son, who helped (t'isllsafS re in l*aae Oael to found th* Chinese Communist e.l Stales government policy." Party in 1921, wa* elected unani­ To furniah wholeaome minis- j they hnve cooperated with all naMONO KONG. China Sept. 30— mously by the political consult*, ement In an atmosphere of com- tiorml drive* such as War Hoods, fort ami relaxation, even though Ued Cross. March of Dime*. Can- 1 lA’i— Mao Tie-Tung, long leader tlve conferenc*.. it be on U commercial basis, is u * cer and many local community of China’s Communists, today was public service. To use these amuse- , drives. They have contributed gen- elected head of the new lied re- 1 ment facilities us a renter for j erouxlv to the cultural ami edu- glme In Peiping. civic community functions is n cutlmml affairs of Orlando and The Communist radio In Peiping ' vuluuble lidded service to the com- j have become an integral part of said Mao was named chairman ur < muiiity. The combination of th " . tins ami .'in other communities the “Central Peoples Government’ two provide n medium uf public throughout the Ktute. of "The People* Republic of benefit that would be difficult to j„ appreciation for what tho China.” d Man will preside over a govern­ » u i. ....... ment council which, prevlou* crlubruDr tlielr ;tr*tli onoiv 1,1 promoting Imppiiie** and good1 eraorv on Oct..l!, cooiioeuioriipiig will in Orlando, these newspaper* mui« than ■ tldril of u cyiitqry extend heartiest congiatolntions j,, fJ,tertiiiii|p.-ot servin* to ul of ,,,, ,flik ,|u. ;jr,.| with Florida, have idnced tbemseiviis >• . . . , . -‘ itl {he forefront of puhlfc kervi.v 11 ‘ ,,r Dieir conlinio-d success institution*. In addition tq nryVId in the active part they play In our Wishes lo announra that M r. A lfred f i t t e r will be ing ilia Ih‘sI in motion pfctiili's, roiniminitv life,— Oilumin Henlinal. r'1'*-------i ’ ■ iiesticiHted with us on a permanent basts. M r. Cover ■. 1 iar. i / i i i . .* State Theaters' Great Record tire continent quickly— It would be a simple matter to spread plague (the black death) In the United doubt Diene prediction*. It wa* Is•State*—a mean* i* available fqr spreading vuriou* diseases am ong million* nt people by dropping a few capaole* from one airplane. Forrextal raid *uch clulma arr fantaatic und linve no baal* In fart. The new rluirna name virus.-* as the deulern of maaa death. Forreatul mimed only biological agents. Hut biological agents ,Inelude ull l)ie viruae*. The (male fact* for both ^bles are the same. firs t ia tha, fact that in ull epidemic Die dlsqgsr, opce atailed, spreads by itself. Up to the war It was u pim ling fact that no scientist knew how to start un epidemic. He could 'hot start one even among laboratory animals. Kpidemics always wars mysterious, If we discovered how to start an ( ) ^ | | ( i r C A ST LE JE W E L R Y S c ttlU S (k . B ig Newsman Killed ---------ICnsIWnM r ,u n c m , ll* * l wiiat we would have done," Com­ I'lilifemlc in vvmUim* stuillus, Uin #“ missioner Hnllivun said. "God furl never Iiiin revealed. But know* how many more would iiave Korri-.lul imlirnted not by saying la-en killed." ‘ill e|ilil.‘inic iliseasBH of man til* NEW YOMK. Sepl. jm -f/lh — "Police offlcci* weie not con­ factors govcniing apread or* not .-oiopletvly iindprslood. — It I* nut Mrs. Eleanor l.ouiae Pntenotre, sulted In niiv wav, shape or man­ at ull ceitain un epidemic of atg. Mi. former principal owner of ner in reference lo the proposed nifirnnt proportions could h* pro­ the Plill-idelpiila Inquirer, plead- demonstralUin. We weie )u»t a sk lax I’d furnish a police d e ta il. We duced nt will." - c l guilty , - . today to . income . An epidemic, 11 n c u n I r o i l s d, ^'lirges mid received a had 2IM) officers and five imihuliispcnded sentence upon paying am-,.* in Dm urea" spreads niiiioig attacking troops. I •• 11 Mi,« n,) place lo put on such You cun muk» enough i II sumkc a IJ.tlOO.Oim liuliilltV. geriun ul viruses ill a ninull, In . Federal Jiulge Alfred f . Coxu „ * i u,t1 as ||,U|. Thousands in th* l„llv children, had no cioisplclcm* huililiug, with a few , laced Mrs. Pntenotre, widow o f , 1 former r n w n MmliiiAnn<lor,| 1 ,, woikern. A qiinrl, un iimount cu» mi |oi»«»locAti«m for niU1 .liny. H«»: tnowlHjJN*1 wjuit mul<l ntt|»p«fii. 11y niude In most cases, is enough iiftM to n rerommetiilHGon »»f ^ Nnvy to Dieoietically to kill many millions. sistant • U. , H. Attorney Thniimsi M'niment on romniissinner SulltHut making a quart is worth­ I . Muipliy. mi Ivan's stnteinent, said: less without means to scatter It. The (inuecutor told the .-ourf *<^11 | can (nfr Is thnl the** ptoThe means 11 big uirfurce. Sa­ thnt tho case grew out of the p|f. who were rnmnlitie* weie In boteur* are handicapped by sail *ale of the Phltndelphla news- L „ , u,n( was leslrh ted to that itntion la tho United Stales, paper to fiurt "•M«rMn Nevjs-, „ft||Hril| pptdic. It « * , regarded at Another Iron hie is how tu k**p i»Mi)vr«. Inc., in JlMO fur 1in,W)U#. l ' 4 , , iU^ ri . t u Eitrif m en for i»|>f «mh ! o in ^ rve r* the germs or viruses alive and Murphy told .... the ....................... cm, f that In I I'"Jl'i and newspapvi men an1 virulent. It la true tliut sum* can .... ,„v ...... tirvn China Plea TO SELL ’EM, TELL ’EMWith A Ad j*ornwr Ncwsiiaoer wilt rnnlile us lo serva our many rualomers more cumplelely, a fflrle n lly and promptly. |p^D|)^0 |{|\ C lilllll he stored, hut they are not durable vn-w of the guilty pica hy Sirs.i iihofogrfcptieri. like munition*. j I'ntenotre and the payitient" of "I. ityp'l believe Dm lives uf any You can change disease germ*' l,l*‘ *“*. *•>*■ wovernmenl would * pert a lor* were unduly endanger and viruses into something worse prosc’Ute her son, hfiyniond, ed. "What huppeueb wa* a materiel than their present destructive vU,t *" "Ufferlng from hardellpowers. On paper prediction* the1 Dm ortieries of Die bruin fuililie. Ii wa* not one of Die onprnspiK'ts along this line appear M'.rphv told the court that for dei wuler TNT demnlition cliniges terrific. Hot they are still the ineoine 'ax purpose*, Mr*. Pat wlili-h exploded. Tin* mortar that eriotre transferred tin. stock of limit diseases, subject to ,the .same ........ _ .. Dim coinpauv to tier son, and he canned III*' casual)ie* weie mriely lemriiiim, or Improvements uf Die ,,,, thi M|0<.k t0 ,-lll(U. cause noise nr niimilale giinflia; nine antidotes. . i Martin interests in Montreal May a nlpnnl gun. It "a* net I hero to .......... the foremost world au- | ijgjo it was there merely t„ signal Ihe thoritiea un those chnng.i, Dr. Murphvy said Mrs. Patenoln, Hidloan A. Wakstiian, dlscovcret was charged with n tax llnldlity (mat* lo coiiii* ill. “ A h for consulting wlili the of streptomycin, said talk of de­ .,f *2.tH7.:t-r.lW on a net Income police, the al raagemeiils weie veloping terrible new diseases seas ■■f |H 71111.IIIH.21. Hlie .......... made hy the Marine Corps l.eagiie. "pure hokum." to settle the linhllity for (H.litM), No one says germs und poisons POO without payment of interest I aaviem* they iditaiiiad pcrmlsenn’t he scattered, Forrcstal and or pi nalties, on appiovul of U , sion from Dll- eity. if not from the other mllltury nolhorltlca ware H. AHoroey (li-tlXlltl Unwind K. police.’). . Thomas .1. Mai'ljtieen of Holon McGrath, MuCphV said. sure limy could have war uxvi, Mr*. Palenotrii'' paid hy r*r- iliiuye, l.n,. Nntlonnl ('ninrnaiidanl A popular tlieuio now ia dustructlon of crops ami livestock tll(wf‘clt*ck. Her son was-lint in of Die Marine Corps l.eagiie, sail: • "Great pnina- had been taken to instead of men. Overlooked I. the • olirt. ^ se#* Ihnt nnthliig would go wrong fact Dial for half a century agri­ cultural scisnDsts hay* btwn fight­ thiri'ulr the landing. ing prccls.ly Ihcsi' crop destroy- J R e d H c iC Ittlk it "1 liellevc it must have lieen ii ers, and uiilmul npiilmiii^a. Science; V 1' ~"~k. ^ '•' 'mi elinnical erroc that -touchwl off know* more about how to urotw-t I. (Cskili,*.* *■*#• - Dle'nagifly." cron* und animals than peopttf. ' Diav n»Ms tlU Ilhhr.eJiiv- i^f; i. Iqluisd iv.-rai The hinlogical war hiotifly )s | Minnesota faculty. He Is •««.**l.ii-oti rm,11 Hugh K. Mctjtay of coin-eiitratial at Camp Dstrick, »l»t»nl pfofi’ssffr <>f tmy.lc* Ihcr*. N'llrfoU:. *Vn;, UlMlilher* of nil un­ Maryland. Half a million gw*H l« i ifntnsr both t.achlog sijil research derwater detnolitioq-W-aiilr l.ieuleiinnt Com mu inter E. Grant crop ami uqlmal dlsiHisvs and pol-, work. • /'J sons. A third of ‘A million to disWeinheig rcpelVi ,1 hfi n|>|i*>lnl- Meade ................. of I'liiludelphhi, public 111- M . W . C a s tle Jr- t.O R M A N N ’S R E ST A U R A N T W ild, HE - OPEN 8ATUKUAY — OCT. 1 2750 Orlando Highway Under Ownership and Management O f Robert and Allan Lormann 1946 Pontiac Sedan One owner, low mileage, in good running condition. $1295.00 H)41 Bulck Sedan ........................ $ 995 1942 IMymouth Sedan ................. $ 695 1939 Biiiek Sedan........................ $ 125 Terms and Trades NICHOLSON B U CO. T K L K P H O N K 10 3 4......<; i* ( * f ........... ... H A N FO U D , F L A . 14 * I «i ■i * * I ’*- Iiiisi, o f tha virulent, VlnpM’s, germs »<eal at Mintu*nta MlW. Db 11*17. p,rmallnn I'irniiiliiiri u officers ‘of t|iaa' amphl* and polsmls piodurail * t this camp.. Frevlmisly lie hriil tic,.,, nu Die fnc- j,|„Ul, force. tlna naw building ia to hpasa I "HI"* "/ * 1***Y <‘<dp'i:e of NeW Kii"ign W.... . • I in......................... in l.iingone of llos* explosions, und iltfiur means of York, the University )if " I »i»i*|«i ■|,lM> fjINl ,,„Vid disliiel public Indiopping germs, without Icltli ig | uad tin* University M ( allfornln. i„r,IIU| |.t„ offlc*,. iff!. i 1*’ ^'vNcd hts dfrlur • degrao .......... . I’oler. 43, n them leak Into tins surrounding . air. In imothvr I) place tropic and Ham Die ,,University . „„ of t iiliforma .. ,i spectator believed struck hy a by .......,de,water <l«arctic went lief will lie reproduced. in llitil. He i* 32 years old n m lM .... .... . Hinlogical - war surpasses atom nun riml. l imdltioil. homhs In on* r*apect. The good To hake pears cut them In half .The Navy nmn were t«k"n o to hralthmand agriculture to coin* lengthwise ..... remove llm core. ' nf"'V hospital when- d.irtars sald from thes* *ludi*a la imrnens*. Put the halve* in a baking dish, 1 MeHlay'a condition was crilh-nl sprinkle Diem well with brown ,I iami that Meade and I.angone weie Fatal Fire nugur and a little melted Inittcr t iiTTnred less seriously. or margarine; add a few lahlo- ) mediately, (CaBtlaa** r n a f a n Dm | spoon* of wntci to the bottom of , Doctors operated on McHtuy liltgan out. Hospital where Mri, Hays* ranted part of th* the dish, and bake them, covered,, officials at City taken said her house' to old-ag* pensioners and ■» * '"«««■»- nperuti.ro until Mr,j. nl.eHoos» to th* H*r*h*y family. Diey are tender. __ nmdltlon was WITH THI NIW Hanford Forum Come Celebrate Our Opening For The Season At Ar h'ditur, Tim Herald . ;> ' Hut there will b* many ju il waitHanford, Florid*: | In f when Him anti-Christ.’, will I havo been Impressed tty the begin hi* rule of tho worlib Y*s. word*, "we wait" until 1 p e l u even Am en.*. Ami America wlU greater du«lre to forge ahead t|ii>n aay wa nre too humanu to u m the evor before. It h«« been {noted atom bomb *■ It would create too with dismay, people who iyalted much mlicry unit goffering, N ilwhile the life blood flowed through ther will Russia u*u It In (act but tbeir veins until tlielr vUlon grew aa a mace over the re it of the dim and their mind ref mud to world, threatening lie uie If the function. Death wum eteallng In. I raal will nut aubmit to Communhave wltneaaud men who waited., I»nt, end an nlmoat blood)*** viefighting ilomons In the lust atrug-1 tory will be won. gle and had to Ijo held down ln{ Men aay It cannot happen here, GA? COCKTAIL PARTY-DINNER & DANCE SATURDAY, OCTOBER FIRST tho Ford Motor Company is onS t M t o th . plaudits o tT h* nation at this tin**.* haockdrag-out fight with the union to it* demands for a ed peniion system, will, o f cQureo, p a t to th iy ru b lk , and for tha pub be, «t»d f t mm mm A t the ceuatlon of the ihm our national: lender* waited in mooting leader* of th * atto nation* refuaed to rocag through prayer to |#t tl iaearle* of hall know ph leg wa* aueh a great aal Inatead of demautlag a a armaihent program jusl until ttueala abut had c weapon. *' Dinntr will be nerved, al, 7>80 PAl, Ybu are cordially Invllad to attend tha reopening of tit#' Naw York ftDiuwcd by brlaf cummanta by pro Giant# Mayfak Inn M October lat. mintnt xpeakars, and tha dancing Titer* will be a foebtall Party* will contlnua until wall toward dawn. O IN H A l% HOI WAWBII to s««*N«ry hr Xsllr livts*. to »t*M la dw ’kssM. Tto O-l Astsswds Mtotih W*t*r Hsstsr *Ivm ysv *M tto tot wstsr f*» n U 14 touts • (hr, toy In, toy twt-lt U lU C T M C | 1 n D-. 1 Dinner and Daaee^whkh will be attended by many wbtt known cele­ threat of germ warfare and the bomb, plu* men of their Ilk la •tratefle place*. It will happeai brity* of tha epitn and bnainaaa All ul Ihi* awtha Cuchtall Party.. Diltnar and DmMiagi a«« lochMiad: In tha prlca of W:W;pW'parwh. i W w Ig vlM * PMpte ana -tha word aaya t«)e|ihona your Aitat^atloaia' to Law Doty, Managar, Sanford 1200 i OPTIONAL W: M T fj -jtY V t S t t . wSSg W * I ^ h 4 * » h to .K r * R M fm mat h r _* astotf i -ft �v'g-T t", | ^ r r • n u~ v v v v v v v v v t W — >*< v v 4' v v v v v •**f ^v*( H FRIDAY SEPT. 80. 1949 at. PAOE F IV E TB S SANFORD BBRALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA U_____ L i l l i I H M J ---- I t_____ !■■ 11- U '.May's game tit Halm svtllc ? Well, needle»* to -toy, it wh. a I .tpectHcitlui game to ^ t>ne**, main* H) JINX row EM, | ly because It wit, the first of the l I Hello everybody! No dimht almut -i-unuii and secondly hrcnu*e ho j MU* Qlayd* Well*, popular It’* me again! Ye* here we me one knew wlmt to expect of either! _ . . t . vuung hrldc-elect. wu* honored oil ll. with something old, something team. The *vuie vva* 36 to lit in. Carlin Palmar Ray— Society Editor T f W p l I t M M S Wednrsdav evening with a linen new, In fuel, here'* new. and view* lovoi ot liiiine*vtlle, surry to any,' “ ; «how.r given for her by Sir*. M. I A. Dyal ami Ml** Denise Steven* lot eveiynne. I'eople like no . u in i Ihele**, it wa* ti g.i.i.d game' to .eel I J at tile Steven'* home tin South people like you. Fltsl thiin; off the but, then '* lioui leaiii* pluyetl extiuordtha- 1 ’ Sanford Avenue. The loom* were good oiteiisive, defensive: { lovely with attractive arranice< wood new* mound S. II S hi , i|y tunny, many wa>*! Km iii-ttiiu e 1 rmitliali. And everyliody van *ee * ** ™ I ment* of late summer flower*. UATrnmv . *** ,wln»t for ,h' M l** Mary Touchlon left ve*-t Several name* were conducted the elieei leadei * were ehu*eii In * I |oi tlieiu-elve* what fine team-' _ ,** ... . .. ' establishment of the Thrift Shop lerday for Tallehasse# to return* 'luring the evening with pri**» week anil a line ||liiu|i they uic.jw oik and good fuuthall I* being Th* Tourist .roup will liolil -»i uncfvr the sponsorship of the Hanbvhig won by MU* Cherry Slngli- hut don't take my wold foi it, played h> the Ked grid.nr.. this, •uppwi «t 8:30 I ’. M. nt th.. Tour. for(, Woman's Cltil. and under th . her studle* at the Florida 8 ta t* i tary and the .cason h)attending the next game llnlverslty. i tary and Ml** Ml** Mary Mary Kenl*. Kenl*. A*A* 'rr ,m ymtraeli. lim e an It. Center. Reservation. for th* | leuder.hip of Mr*. C. W. McKlb_______ *DHng th . host#**** Ill serving name* loi you: llial Hoyli , t am- », heduled tin I'Tulay iiiyylit with .uo,..rt ‘ ‘ow •» noon on J,r»'“V -' bin. Jr.. It w«* announced today by \ t . nod Mr* \l h tv .rd and refreshment* wa» Mi*» Betty# Joj l>" I'alrlek, Joyce Halt*. I’at Ku-tls m Hie l ily of husti* at* TrUphon. .1B0-W or 4J7-VV. . Mrj>. W. V. Lovell, publicity d.- * 0.1 Mlkle havemoved their £ I Holloway. MU* Well* received, Blown. Human Hake.. Hetty l.m, N:,„ V. M i t * tmm her friend*. 1 ariin, Messiei. Miiivm ’|‘he liyout* »"> lm " II" It” .quad U.U S S n . 0‘,en W', h .^ c to r. Other. ..rvintt on th . com. siden'ee from Sanford to Mont- i .... Mift* ,| .m in i. _ lt ’lnik .... k Me**iei. Ma.v.n The I mittee with Jlr*. McKihhin nnd Those Invited to he with the' 'H tt*, Kenneth lluhiiiii* uml t.m J, heeileiulm* aie working awfully I Ala. MO.NWA1 Mr*. Lovell are Woman’. Club K0," ‘'r* himoree were Mr*. 0 . E. W ell*, | '"'D, " bile. i luiid these day*. I *aw u few' St. M ark. Chapter of .he W , , ! '’" ; ™ . a,b Humsey. __ member*. Mrn. Clyde . E.Mr* | Now H » up tu all you »t> deni* m aking up cheer* today ami they linin’* Auxiliary t.r of n«i*. Holy « Crus* All*. Daley Knox has returned Kim' J1' \ i , . H r"' .J, 7 . ,| .11 S. II S. to make then • lieei a|n. ,|«, look good! Sometirile hack Mr*. L. K. Spencer, M i*. C. K. Ciiu.ch will meet .it 8:00 |*. M. t„ In . Sanford i. L ^ Ww iger, m .Mr*. W.. H H. • me heel youve evil elm- | menlhiiied thut S. II. S. hail a . 1. 1,her 1.... home m u....,i ...1 .... .after a . , •^’ir*. 1. t1 .' stringer, Jlr». rt. with M i*. Boy Syme*, Sr. in Dawson, Mr*. II. A. Montieth, vHItinir In Scotland and1 other .Mr*. S.iru Mem WIIlam* and Mr*. Stamper, Mr*. O, D. StenMmm.l ■ th« hesf way you can family inenihe., .Mi. llutchel, Loch Arhor. point* of Interest for the pn*t aev Mr*. J. E.Spurting, Mr*. C arl. »» •>> being nl the pep meeltng ,\t> reu-mi fin lalking almut Mr. The Riith Bpeering (5lrl'» Auxil­ A. K. ShinhoUer. eral month*. The shop will he set up In the Harrl*^ M r*v Willard C rawford,1 ‘o.<, luoluall game*. Hut mainly by 1 irttchi-l at tin* specific lime 1* iary will meet at 3:30 P. M„ Mr*. C. L. Redding, Mr*. E. C. r h e e r iig w ill) t lie III, l.'iii 11 a ll I hr be, iius, ol u comment one of hi* 1 Gioup No, I with Mr*. Jo*h basement room* uf the Health and Franklin English plan* to leave Phillip* nt 13Ifi link Avenue and Welfare Center on Dak Avenue tomorrow for Tamp:, where ha Harper. Mr*. Joe M r**lrr, Mr*. P. clieet’* , g iv e I belli id e a * fm new student* made. You see. he I* a A. Rowland, Mr*. Cordon Sweenay, i lle e l* . I’liey w ill i . |tp. ei la ic it fm Wesl P0111I gruiluHle ami that i* Uiuup No. with M r*. A. D, which are heli.K repaired and re* wl l enter Tampa llorological Mr*. Fellca W **l. Mr*. W. C. * 1111'! somellmig S II. R. ha* never he­ Kfiuntree nt lill-l Elm Avenue i p“ln‘ et)' T*1* **«ard met Sch.H.1 for an eight month* ciau.e, Mr*. Voile W tllhm *. M r*, t'brei leading I* a lug jnb wbe­ lm e laid with them. The Armv Election of officer* wilt lie held. «n Tuesday monitig at 10:1)0 ceurie In watchmaking. , 8awver», Mr*. Waller Steal# thel 11 ll) one t eal Ire* K m in it, | llln q Circle* or the Women’* So* " ‘ ‘T 1* ** tll,f l,ullllll‘K “ni1 „ „ , . I Mr*. W. 0 . Fleming, Mr*. J. M. 11 1*! I know, fol myself mis mm ,|I!J(W. way* ot doing and saying ■ in a style ol their own. ticty of Christian Service* of the ‘ “ f 1" * 1' l|,,n *' ,'’1’ ll1*’ "Pining Mr*. Harry Heeien, who ha* fillneclphar. ami Mr*. Zeh R alllff. u*t season. Alld unless I'lerynlle I'iis t Met Imill *1 Church will “ bout Oct. 18. Hi eause ol this 1 eii-un it i* thut • pent the summer In Labrador. AI»o Mr*. H. E. Morrl*. M r*. K. is willing to ilippull lilt'll, you pel Imps thin olie siudeip Wa* nave no elieei leudilig si'ilmu' I'hut ,111111- ed. wa» 1 he main trouble with 11* Mi (ialehel still has that good last y eu i. Hemellil.ei it. iten'l Ini ole, 11 mi about him no doubt, fur llieiii ,low'll, lei's all 1 Imci l.'.'i llmi lm- 1 oiniurnt oils iinule uf Mr. Oils season! tint, In I's pin use, "tiriitleuieii, u* I his isn't all tluil g.'i - ni Hriii i 1,,*r,l lui? Avenue, at 3:W) P. luhtv* a* well u» used cluthing and turned till* week from Murray ami Mr*. Thuma* George and Mr*. C. you s e ir!" evi-iyune think* them llinlr III, li> a lollg'lnit' I In I'll n i 1 . 111 u ’ 11 ' *’ buu*ehold article*. Doner* at# Muvfielil, Ky. where ihey spent W. Johnson. Alio the Misse* Marl* amusing and vel y Insclliatllig! i.nn n ‘Yrlifni VAvenue at a*ke*l to call Mr*. Muntietli, tele- several week* with fhelr parent*. Ivn Me**l*r, Cherry Singletary, liillllielit lias llicieast <t l> a gralnl .M1 *i«ts hel. I'm nfi 11Id, hu* *tui led 1 . .00 I . M.! CircleNo. ftwith phone llltl-J , and she will urruuge Diane Giugle* uccompanieti them Louise I.undtiul*t, Mary Kenl* and total uf A3d students I hat i* a soinuliiiig From now on the onl) lot uf people! The Pep I'luh lias way jo gel a Imy to do anything, 1 T . *1 It u, lor the tolleclum uf tne mufcilul*. home after «pemling the summer Hetty Jo Holloway. Twentieth Street, at .1:00 P. M.: been asked tu help out iluiitig lie'll time to he uddlesred a* Mr*. McKihhin, executive »rcre-,w'lth her grandparent*, Circla No. 8 with Mr*. E. A. tary 1 Impel pi ogi unis by keeping ilm "Deiitli-im-n"! Seriousl) speaking, iry of the tumid, who hu* winked BOGART CLEARED III th# NEW YORK. , , uwndiog, li.imteimis it was <1 fine gesluis- uml it hu* , l0 T h r be*xr^utrve ^joard**' of1' th . wltli * ,,lh *h# Thrift T h ri,‘ Shop 8 ,'0»' in •" Winter Wlnt* r KHwida will regret to lean, t h a t ......................... ............Sept. 30 (A»l— units d eal, „ .......... fllll! , ______ the movie noise* and keeping things during Women of the Prepbyterian ,,“rk’ ** “n,,l?u"i* * ,iV “ ba“ | l,h* Col. Paul J. Clieatersun continue* _____,___ , Humphrey Bogart, , .. i . »ervlce , tm(. |(, „„ T|||l, (o| I re a aimllai project will give tu to he ill at hi* home in Highland ' tough guy. wa* cleared today of ihi.pe pleasant and quiet Im y ir community. community. The The »hup shop will will Park. H r and Mr*. Che»ter»on bru|iinjr t pretty model because Room Of t ill rh^rt .k . t , i 'iif<p" n l •" “ul‘ ,l‘ " ‘ "...I we know. So here’ * a part bl» panda doll llq’ hath lunch pel tod H. Ann-i r h ^ . s ,?f u \l r '• '**• »»»n*d entirely by voluateer have a* Jhelr gue*U Mr*. Che»t- lb# | r |^ j l0 •iik wind of quotation by Thacker* aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mr*. 1 . m hlm These girls nien'l tlmie In lm** 11) tluil I hope will hr enjoyed: r fu ir ^ l i n . y .t .r.Un!', Woman'* Club member* and pro- »on »«n’» August O re l* of Pon.pto,, Lake., * w* / "Om mm. aim.ml or aoythliig uf the sort, lleiimiiihei, Lite I* a mirror: if P M wUh M » W t^ nl,1H,0° *’*-«l* will be used fur welfare Au«u uiiiniiinity 1 N. J. Magistrate John R. Starkey HI* missed an assaull complaint wl.at a ir Ihey lot i- in Imlp )uu. you flown at it, it flown* hark; jlst Celery Avenue It means a lot tu In aid,- in study Mr*. .1. C. Hill* and H P. Smith brought by hrunrtte Robin Rob- quli-ll) lot your classes amt tests it yuii smile, M 1 e, 111 ns the gleet l l . EHDAY lug" have returned to Geneva fro m 1 :2’1, ' h"* , iln|,}n« ,I1 0W(,‘ without the 1 .instant 11 .imping uf And a pleiisullt guuii day tu *11! Th# boar.l of the Ranford’* Wo- M I h H W e l l s H o n o r e d Verge,me*. Vt. Kn 101,Ir home "« *h# P t'd -w n battle of feel iq. ami down the i.'ii.d u is, man Club will meet at 10:00 A. M. •» «a 1 « *• l lm i-ud Y am1 Miiroceo. Diin't yu.i think s i . Sine it ymt | in the Run Room uf the club luiuae | | > j W IT H . C , L,. n t U U I I I K . j,,llUt)r,|(ll,B, j,,. , u b m 1i Her story wa* .Put Rogarl 'tup and think lilaiul il. you call 1*1 in ar on Oak Avenue. ih -l langemeiit* fur the 4Mih reunion threw h#r to the floor, injuring up^il ecl.ilc wl.at li.i«e pep yi.ls The FrlemlahlI., league Church will meet t ’V,r"- UnM*lw,,‘ li**,**»,*K #«• „ f ,|,e Class (if 11*10 uf Wellesley he) chest Blul hack, when she n r doing, wlthu.it a lilt uf litiuble, | ......... ......................... ...... .. e Last Siitunhi) night at Dm S " x f s s r i,s r .!' s s r s ' -College which will take |dace next touched one uf two 20-pouml toy ! panda* which were seated at an Celery Crate, ttlml's wheie all El Morocco table with Bogart and of the Mothodlit ChuWh will Q l«d y»W el|» ,w h o ,e marriage to gimtl student* go uii Sat in day ' g.iui ti u u,!.), vfr- David Alexander Dyal will he a n , — ---------------a friend, Rill Hc#mnn. lutes I and Ihe) iitli iul llm I'uite | Bogart said ,hr wu* delighted hecuuse It's stllctlv lm S II S. 1 Roderick Adam*' lit' 300k U k o "f , '*'t ‘ -'j lwl‘ l‘ “ Canasta It's he*l to u.e a deep Ihiw I with Avenue. parly at HiOtl o'clock. Attractive straight side* In whipping a small by the magistrate’s action. “ It wa* slitili'lils t<> have a good time inn I The ' Daughter* of Wesley decoration* were uf white luide amount of cream: anil whip the just." Bogart said gravely. lm* meet 1■vci yum- T III- . ' n i l . tla « * of the F lr it Mcthodiif hlhlscu* and orange hlimioni* with cream Just as fast a* you ran—it upcr.cl and <-lr< <f d lb.'ll new shouldn't take more than a few RAINBOW GIHLH Church will holn a covered d!*h greenery. - (ill lull... l-g II K.l 1 et fly The Rainbow Girl* will hold an iiic m lic . •upper at 711“* P. M. at the home Canasta wa* enjoyed by the minute* to whip a cop of cream. (lie 40-611 -I'i.(Mil ** '“-mu. opru Installation uf offtrar* on .hiring of Mrs. C. M. Flower*. Initallu* guests during the evening nnd Sunday afternoon at 3:00 P. M. at Mrs. tii*hum is ll« spunsiu again Hen of offleara will take place. • prixe* were won by Miss Mumira tills yeui. Ami the new piesident IIIIITD ANNOCNCEMENT The Bemlnole High Schoul Pa-land Sonja Monforton. Mis* Well* land the Mi**e« Marilyn Messier, the O. K. B. hall All friend* of Waliei Gralinm; Die president, t rent-Teacher Association will meet wa* presented with a gift of china. I Denise Steven*. Martha Chapman, membirk are cordially invited to Mi. nml Mr* (!lyde E. Cum­ ■ttetid. .Clark .Messier; s.-cietni) and at the school at 1:10 P. M, to he Mrs. Bedding wa* assisted In | Mary Kenl*, Louise Lundaulst, ___ ___________ _— treasuiei, lluW'y Muir*. S<> nuw mings announce Ihe hlrth of n son ptereded hy the rxaratlve hoard serving delicious tefrrthment* by 1 Cherry Singletary, Hetty Jo HolloThe Army Air Force* were that llm cu te Is 'eogidiiling’ again, Roheil t'lyilft Cunimlng* on Repl. m trting at 2:46 P. M. Mr*. George E. Well* and Ml*#{w ay, Jane Chapman, Banja and !7 at llu y*,r Kut. .Mis Cummings Th# Women's Society of ChrU- Harriett Redding. Those Invited to Samira Monforton, E 11 x a h e t h started In 1»07 a* the Aeronautb let's meet Futorda) at the I ’eleiy j will lie remembered at the former Han Service of the Ebenexer with Mis* Wrlls were her irto- 1 Woodruff, Harriett Redding and cal Division of Ihe Army Signal Crate. Mai i*u IVuimii Corp*. Did eveiylmd) Imm about Imt Methodist Church will meet at ,h Br j|r». Wells, Mr*. B. F. Dyal, the ho»i»e*. 8:00 P. M. at the homo uf M r * .' Clifford Johnson, 1408 Bel Air Blv.l, , , Th* FI dell* Class of the First Baptist Church will meet at 8:00 I*. M. with M r*. J. M. Cameron at her home uii Celery Avenue. *IUI/IIOM* tM tM ttl OMSK* Thoie wlihlnk transportation are asked to contact Mrs. F. E. Coopar or Mr*. Frank L. Woodruff, Jr. Social And Personal Activities Social Mrs. C. W. MeKibbin Calender To Direct Thrift shop I Mrs. DynJ, Stevens Honor Miss Wells Seminole III Personals ri.» - - *•v- -| A f c i t U i b r ig a d e d e ftly d e f i l e s th is "SL1KSTES >3JJ V A L U E f." O n llulllilfl Hi” iililM' t ' fcnii.11. p *M V T O m iT O N D K I'C CO. LA ST D A Y ! P e ix m -.v ^ ^ T J U B IL E S GO- P IA T U in I'LAIIH'AIK ItLANKKIS 298 \)l. SMARTLY STYLED PERCALES 3 9 < y < ! . X HU"! It ..II.In GG rgA T u m 1 it 1 I ' h 11 <| r i- n'x I ' i m l.-, I Io ta, ( he. ks, um l .Kill.I-'. BROWN S H E E T IN G ,7 9 each 1 :i«" W ID TH HI" X UII" Kill** Cf llllllt V Cut In ti iM iinliti HliPt'tH A t A Now L ow I'rltf! T I ici V h V fiti'H o f U f lu ­ ll) l^ v u ry I ' t n i i n 1) 19^ Liliili.iiflicit ,Muslin Hue Home, nml on the Kurin, Huy Now I QG^ BOY’S g M M W “ A T H m iC SHIRTS Bile 14 Hlae 34 •- M) 49 I£ each tFTMAN CRAF SHORTS Site 88 - 44 HANFOR1XKD BLUE JEANS , . 1.59 »'• ' VVirvV X !'f j f*. AVI Just 1,0'iK A t 'fills Loy! .4 :-', . .SiL-.w-Ki". a.vk). ■'‘ ’' Blud _________, * ,.U • . . . * •• * . . . . e i _ ' • eel * •• .* *^ ___ — ---------- - n -------------- * SHi»fori»«l • . J m m rn m w ,1 i . i .R • • • [ .jetl'P E U . FLY Poieet ' Y.i n Th.fiisiunl Umm In The Sheet. at 7:00 P, M. Included on th# Pro­ gram will be n duet by Mke pix- \ in M ake lln lllf S ftv lllft t ..at L ia s ! SHEETS FELLOWSHIP FRONT t Another In n aerlea of home I talent nights will be h#U tonight at th# Allowehtji Front Hamotel $ $ I or NATION WIDK ther th* participation of member* wa* very alight Mre. W. G. Flem­ ing, publicity chairman, itatad this morning that the local golf course la being put Into the beat uf condi­ tion and that the Association la anticipating an active season. i' { a; I* f f r ( l i r a ( I..1 Ilf.a, I ' t i f f . l « I TWICE as TWICE as I'u ll Si/C , 711' Mra, E. B. Rntlth waa tha win­ ner of the Class A group of the Sanford Woman'a Golf Aaaoclatlop In tournmenta played .yeaterdayat the Bemlnole Country Club. The Class H winner wa* M r*. Hugh Whelch*l and Mra. E. C. Hayman won the putting contest*. Because of Ln* Inclement wea­ ' N ow ! ] Toni Honid Permanent IV rU n ‘1 Id .1 T I icmi' I .ml I ln iii|i Nip li t « 111 I iwi■. Hit:.' 1 iri'.'ii nr ( m lur |ilunl. Mrs, Smith Wins In (iolf Tournament m Z v S U f\/\M C £ 1"•j- >»"»— .. . huuVe.Hv Mrs ( ’ L R e d d i n i r vl*1*e'1ln All,tt">'’ N WKDNPJIOAT The Sanford Woman'a Club will hold It* firat business meeting and luncheon at 12:10 P. M. a t tha club house on Oak Avenue, Re­ port* will be heard on G irl’* fltate and on the Welfare T hrift Bhop. Hostesses will In* Mr*. J. N . Oil* Ion, Mrs. Charles Ward, Mrs. E. G, Kilpatrick, Jr., M r*. B. C. Moore, M r*. Franck Bolx, Mra. Fletcher Bolls, M r*. >1. M. Papworth and Mra. R. E. Tolar. CKWLty 6 j\ 0MTEin{ - * • * .4- 1 J • I ) ■ J * t 1r I 1 . .._ �r+~.-- r -:c ' ■ ' ■i »•*'•**................... ..» > » > • * " .>•»•. v * * * v f » ^ » P> '“ • -v'" ' - » ’ y t ? *• .....................,,J • W-: ........ * "S R e r ■■’■■I . T. ‘ ■ *c - in On Top Celery Fedi Need Red Meat Diet Two Wins; To Win Eostis Game Tonight T W F Q A V P O P T ) IT K 1 IA L D . S A N T O R O T t O R I D A --------- j . . — iJ iu i Mixed Doubles Tennis Game Wan By Wight, Williams fJO L f ASSOCIATION A TL A N T A , Sept. a O -G O -T h e Southeastern l'rofe**;onal Golfers' Association last night realsetad Harold Sargent nf Atlanta presi­ dent and also named him as a na­ tional vico president. Johnny Cochran of Greenwood, Mias., wa* re-named ■« secretarytreasurer, while Jako Fondrcn nf Memphis was re-elected honorary president. State vice president* named at the meeting, held In conjunction with tho annual 72-holo open tournament were: Bill Hall, A t­ lanta: Fete Cooper, I ’onte Vcdra, Fla.: Mill Davis. Anniston, Ala.; Charlie Danner. Nashville, Tenn.l Arnold Menrs, (home town un­ available. Mississippi, and Henry Castillo. Abbeville, La. I? *V 5 E 4 Clubhouse By PRANK KCK AP Newafoaturas Sports Editor Major League Leaders By ASSOCIATED PRESS BROOKLYN, N . Y. Team play, ____ AMERICAN LEAGUE Manager Hurt flhoUoi will tail Tonight the Celery Fedi will play their second game of ihr seaB A T T IN 0 - Williams, B o s t o n , MU* M*rthn Wight and Clay you, kept tho Dodger* going dur­ •341 j Kell. Detroit .342. ton at E uitii and if yriterday’a practice session wai any indication of the William* staged a surprising ing the hot stage* of tha National RUNS— Williams. Boston 148; Fed'* patting defense, Eutlit will have a field day. comeback yesterday afternoon to l.eaguo pennant race. Joust, Philadelphia 128. The day before a game it a had lime to judge how a trpiad will do defeat MU* Iteberra Sloven* and It'* hard for anyone, even the RUNS HATTED I N - Williams. J. Hamilton HUhen In the finala | Dodger pilot, to put the finger in action and three dayt of hard practice entitles the hoy» to a day ol Boston 160; Stephens, Boston . nf the mixed double* of the te n -1 on any one player. Where woujd 168. Coach FredO-----nl* tournament at the M ayfair! the flum* be without Pec Wee H IT S — Mitchell, Celevland, 100; , . . ® aouad, using hu*- f»HV|,| |{u*al is well worth watch- Inn court, sponsored by the J. C .* Reese? lie missed only one game William*. Ronton 103. I tin play*, ran and paired all over Hutrhinon Co. anil the City Re‘ all season. By R A M 1!! RODEN , DOUBLES— Williams Rostor 30; , the field retching tho varsity . *nK rreation Department. Charle* M n r-, Where would they he without Kell. Detroit 38. _ dated Preaa Sport kW riter .i!i th» flat-foot ad on nearly every play. | Probable Starling Lineup for I rixnn wa* umpire, 1 Jack Robinson's bat and his speed T R IP L E S -. Mitchell. Cleveland 'T IM Rrcoklyn Dodders i. Nkt«nn«i But the Fed* still have a good Sanford: I The xroir a* fi-7, 7-5 and (1.0. nn thn base paths? Despite tired 23; Dlllinger. St. Loula 18. H .'.^ n k tin u n r aersnU. todov ,h " nr* nf winning tho game. They Line: 1The match bad been started a leg* he led both league* In hitting HOME RUNS— Williams. Bostou week ago Thursday but bad been ’ mn<t „f the season and Is basethe A m e ric a n *l*aKii<-'* l(,"rned a great deal from tho It. End K. It. Smith 43; Stephens, Boston 39. amble remained <- dead heat1Galm-HVlIle contest ami are much It. Turkic "Peanut" Galloway postponed due to darkness, A t ball'* No. I man In steals. Ho STOLEN BASKS—Rissuto. New this time the Steven*-ItUhec com- didn't ml** a game. ween tho Boaton Bod Sox anil mnrc football wl*c. The huckfichl It. Oupril -Charm* Lansing D RIIItY H EA D IL L in rk *nd Dlllinger. St. Louis 18. . binatlen had won the first set, Whom would they be without New York Yankee*. , I* Just a* Mow, but tho lino ha* Center -G eorge Swann I.O IJIS V ILI.K . Ky., Sept. 3 0 - P IT C H IN G - Kinder. Boston 23-8 white the second set wa* lied at (j|| Hodges, the converted catcher? rooklyn, pro-*on*on favorltrt i Improved and If tackle "Peanut*" I.. Guard- Kd Mycr* •821: Parnell, n«*ton 28-7 .781. i,V (- The cnnilitlon of Col. Matt J. | 8-all. He h*s played every game at first rop the Natlnnnl’a bunting, Galloway muaclra hi* 210 pound* I,. Tarkle— Howard C rl***y Winn, HH, imprrssario of the Ken­ S T R IK E O U T S - Trucks, Detroit Upon the resumption of play red into the lead yesterday Into the Kuitia secondary enough i I,. Knd- Charlo* Thoma* |62< Detroit 188. tucky Derby who recently under­ yeateidav Ibe Wight-William* duo |t*M lucky for the Dodger* and mopping up tbo l((4H klngnln ' time*, it will make up for Semin-' llnckfiold: NATIONAL LEAGUE went two major operations, took inn on the match without the loss |{r,.M. that Larry Jansen, the coniton Brnve*. 0-15 and 8-0, nlo'* weak hackflold defense. ! tjuarturback— linn Smith a turn for the worse early today. B A T T IN G — Robinson, Brooklyn I of a room. Opinion of bystanders Hi,t«.„t Giant pitcher, lack* a real It the Hi. I.oui* Cardinal* J Spinner hack Charles Anderson'll. H alf- David llussi ..... Hlaughtar. " 8t. fxsuls .388. Authorities at St. Joseph Hos­ „ •;,42: I wa* that the long layoff had firi.t,all. This specialist In slider again to the Pittsburgh will again head the Celery Fed i I,. H a lf-M a rlo n llutlor RUNS— Reese. Brooklyn 130: pital said Col. Winn was “a little | linnilirnppcil Ibe looser* who did- , nilcbe* plunked Reese on the left Muslal, St. fa>uls 128. bates, 7-2. offensive attack and speedy little Fullback—Charles Anderson weaker.” n't serin to lie able to gel started. e||„)W on H«.pt. I I . Reese hit the i The Rodger* killing in nosWinn, President of Churchljl RUNS RATTED I . N - K l n a r I Mr*. Charles Morrison t>r»;«enl- ,|ir) w r|,h |ng In pain. It looked Pittsburgh 128; R o b In so n , boosted the Brooks .half a Down*, developed the Kentucky : id I be cun awanl* In Mis* Wight ||kl, rnl| „f p^, yVee and the Dod__ e ahead of the Cardinal*. Brooklyn, 123. Derby Into the top thoroughbred mill Mr. WllliMin^ in lit'hnlf nf tho g iri rhRnro*. leoklyn hna two gam e** I H IT S — Robinson. Hrnnhlyn 201; raring spectacle of the nation By IIIIG II FULLERTON. Jr. * J- C- Hulrliison Co. j ilowever, X-ray* showed nu Muslal. St. l-nul* 200. ■* with the third after a syndlcnle which he headed . -------- ;z z ----- 7 T ." _ fracture and Reese mlrsed only DOUBLES— Robinson, Brooklyn. Hiiladelphln while By Ift/O II FU LLF.HTON. Jr. took over tho Downs In 1002. Ait k C e r r i a n W a n t s I T o w n I one game. Had Jansen’s pitch been Ennis, Philadelphia and Hatton, jlva three to go wllh the la*t N EW YORK. Hcpt. 3 0 -l/F t So boy of 13 he saw Ihe first Derby Cincinnati 38 ■Mfo Cuh* In. Chlrago. f you think the Yankee* and Red run in IH78 and has witnessed T R IP L E S — MusUI. St. Lnul* 18: f t ' B a c k F ro m l . a m o t t a j would have mi**ed the last M . jr jWfblla the Dodger* narftnfitul to are having a close pennant every one since. I Slaughter, St. I^iuis and Rohth'• the lop of the Notional.ilMigue, Sox rare? . . You're right, but take) u rio T W . i .t: %rji r: I'ee Wee ha* been their hustle sop. Brooklyn 12 I vain kept the Rial Sox ami Yank* I N'KW YORK Jako U M u lta , a look back to 1904 when tho Red • Tr HOME RUNS— Klner, Pittsburgh tied for blue ribbon honor* In Sox and the New York Highland- 1 % % I. I*r( flmf who ha* Ihe middlewciglit title, m*o all season, the take charge DIMAGGIO M IG H T PLAY ' 83- Muslal, Si. I.ouls 34. ami Monel f'erdaii, who want* It guy U*n Durncher once said hed the American League. *.K .*33 3 it s were having thn snme kind of M n io lf| vfi NEW YORK, Sept. 3 8 -t/P i— 8 T 0 I.E N R A S E S - Robinson 38: IrotilR B*. 5 * 3 New York'* game with Ihn tUNale . . The fact* and figure* a ir HI back, will ncI I I c the laatte In a lie. Thla seaaon he waa the beat • i i i h I m I iim R*'Ii *»I'»Ir «: Latest word from Joe DIMagglo Reese. Brooklyn 28. Philadelphia Athletic* In I ho ata b it........... Ibe Ruhr lead-ff man In the National Leaby rourtesy of historian Kittle ltr«M iklyn I I u iiip . iiMim A w a y f i i ir.lrnimd is that he "hopes" to lie In tha P IT C H IN G - Roc. Brooklyn IB-5 liioitm i* F'11' Bo kit* home runa, steals fH M I I no particular reason why (Hum was rained nut ns was the l.anlgan. I ’lillM fhliihlM 3 .788: Rranrs. Brooklyn 13-8 .722. tar between the lied Sox New York Yankee lineup for the HI Irttlll" IlfilllB, Awit y «3 > This return bout I* the fourth b"'"', and plays Inspired hall at Elian Kollar, one of Hollywood's Two Strong Week* I'llltllNii 1 :he laxt place Sen: weekend series with the Boston STR IK EO U TS— Spahn. Boston in a lid series nf outdoor C27l!lSLlr2?m* C.UHM, should watch On 8rpt. 2fi, 1004, the lliichlnml"owcowbo, Brooklyn 148. Washington. lied Sox. 1 fii-l.t* ,t„L-i ,l ben, till* summer HohlttaonT He has been the her step. For while she seems to ba i s i : i l l t t > l. r . li il n i?m lc«l thn Itril Ho* In |ivrcviitAKi*N« Tha two Amerlrnn Imn "I feel much bolter," said Jn« Ti» .HID to .818 . , The next afternoon w r. r n ei«r psABdere are scheduled yesterday In the Yankee clubhouse .be I . r Z In . a t ln " m o n o »u‘ hl"' »» »*<*” • underneath,’ and what Now York lost a dnublcbendci In ■ ||„ai„n v:> •.* am j , -their washed nut game* today. . I i, , fi„p H,„ ri for tha *r*',"t"''* " perhirmar a* Harry |haa really trying to do 1* nmdrl a before tnhe gnme with the AlWa>'• « Vink in; as ,«m i Cleveland and Bnatnn, witb Hill poly, it 1 1 a tine sinri i r ne n „.r („ Bn dared him to steal home, tew swim suit lln len ial'on d i | f rain Intervenes Ibe eaine* il« llutIliIriM *r||Pi||||fhi tics was postponed, "Yesterday In ,e(| |Kllh w w n w w iw ba cancelled, as the Yank* Din neon and Cy Young pitching, n'»r Y«xk llmiir 13j -||>»R(ftrt i, group, and one that In.l rales a g|(.H, ||1||n> batting prac tice It felt as though irnetii '"Vivnl nl inteiost tn hosing. ' | „ Klln* |„ steels. He ha* been tho Rad %>x are scheduled *«• took two games from Detroit to go ('1i I1iii|»I|i |i In I. Awhy tionn the hat was swinging me. . 11*>m9mi I (• •iii ", iif iiit* Amiy i i i Ibe lib fiM t staged the c-zsard j Latter the Dodgora needed a two-game w rle* In tho ahead . . The Highlander* whittled N*>w York 3. U H *lilfiK i*iM l "I didn't have any III effects that to one game on the 27th mid W EATH ER GOOIl O im i Ii '* -G , i i l.e'inevieb bout, which ^or , , , edlum on Saturday. after the workout and I want to regained the lead on the 2Uth by t X K IIIl't V NEW YORK. Sept. 30 </!■)I . K helped c,un-nl Churl V heavyll.nlges? Probably the most unBrooklyn had no trouble In w l, If wim l ean.f I Mpnlne the flr'tv*"* ye*terd*v. licallng Detroit while HorI oii lost 11' •NI f•It weighti im titler claim*. sp,’clacular first nR«rmiin baseman in In the The weather took a turn today In »'e Hum's. Then camo r |mm (uniifir iirNi j In ’ *there,ilLSaturday J>#. :,i; 11V•» Hladiing i.* n title affairs. I biislne*a but one of the best. He , Washington, New York, ami Chi- want to sink or swim with the __>0 Rrave* were ;n Ihe gome for to Cleveland . . On Oct. 2 they SbW Y*nk sr, :.* l . . . i t iii - I___ I. I pin.hired . a swhen e ss . . 1.1 _ _____ ___ ofi .playing I : I11F. , (Kilt <7 *1 M l? threa Inning* In Ihe opener came out even with .810 avion go*, h« Ray ItobiiiHon wm< , operb kniH'k-l Shotton put him ;eagoI -In favor three I_ key 1/M K*ng. s* a:, MM they might n* well have but the lied Sox, who bad played I i'levelaml lug .Steve llnlloise mil in seven I fifth m the batting order behind game* In the close, hot American I'll I IlKl > • I |> l> IN 7 •• JJ - t i f f ’d In I m-i I" for the nlglilr..... more games, went ahead tin- next ( till OKU ufti'i ii ntiniriK Ihii tIt i anil Unukyj R<.!uim>n. Ill* Ini thr tnirn In homn 1«nd National Lcuguc pennant, YEHTKEKDAYS STARS 8PT8 *2 SI, Warren Hpahn, the Notional'* day by line point and Hlnyed there 8' I ..... l.| inn (iiiix iiu io I'Ninn Imiiim* tn la 'll m il run*. r»«t*Rr ABH04TATKD PRESS until they met the lllglilam lri* on W HMllllIKltm I ,,-j 20 game winner. gave Chur lie Fusarl in llic tenth andj Itncse, Rnliinsnn and llrslges, the . . ' n ‘ bBLl American League the] Duke Snider and Carl Furlllo, V t’lllIV S I. I.K.SUI s; Oct. 7 . . Then Jack Cbesbro mitocher Roe, rrnfty llrooklvn , flnul toiinil nf a fight lie was I terrific double nlay threesome— Philadelphia Athletics play In the) |)„dgers each hit a home run with „ W I, h*"der. a run for hi* money pitched Gibson 3 to 2. slid the losing. without them there's no telling Now York Yankee stadium. The two men on base In Irad the PodIghlanders took a half-game lead 111.................................... HI b«il« ss r.a flyr three Inning* In the first This LiiMottn-Cerdun buttle Where the Dndgera would Ire. Boston Red Sox are at Wmddng- per* tn a tl-2 vlrtnry over the Bos­ . . Tho i no next n e x t afternnnn a iie r n o n n the m e lied lie n Sox m is ; l'lilliii|«.||,l,l.i v i , 1 1, • I, 72 game. \ figoic* to follow Ihe action-parked There have been other Dodger* ton faring the Senators. In the inn llravc* In first game nf double7.1 7S Tied 0-0, going Into the fourth, whipped their rivals In a double- ’ H""t«n pattern *el by the two preereding Hon Newrnnitre, their Negro 71 7 -1 National League the SI. Louis header. • Dodger* Hoped Snnhn for beaiti-r, 13-2 and 1-0, with Dinncen pfiYaioira SS SJ uigiiinent*. old HronsMurry Dickson. Pirates— hurlod ingiimeni*. The m e 28-yenr aa-yenr util iirunx- rookie ster and leading pitcher. Cardlnnls play the Cuba at Chi* I 'HI ra run*. Duke Snider tlrnve and Young again nitchlng . . The | '•'h', bmn l.aMottn, and the 33-year old f**'* Harney. Jack Banja and ragu. The Brooklyn Dodgers ate the Hoc* to a 7-2 victory over the fill !IJ Ml* the flr*t three with hi* mldity here waa that the games,, "hiraito French ........ rn ...... .. are among . ...... her Roe each turnciMn shutIdle. ' Cardinals, which knocked the St. Died home run. Carl KuHMo nro- originally scheduled for New York, Louis team out of first placo. vlded an nntl-ellmax two Inning* were played in iloxton lierauso STINGY P lT d IK R H gUIIII [unit. L illian won title last ten chipped ..|,i,„M.)| In |n wnh brilliantly U U r when he socked %■ three- owner Frank Farrell had rented , __ Jk* C IN C IN N A T I—|/l') Gf ibe 41) year from Tony Znlc, when the .2.15. PHONE *M sea B. FIR ST It TSUt homer over the center field the Highlanders park In Columbia pllclo-'l games. For catching the Dodgers telied I>' bgrrler. Tho 400-font plug drive for a football game . . and Ches- mi-hltlers In Nnilmml I^agup liury, Ind., steel worker rouldn’t You can go right down the line Was Furjilo's 18th nutM -fleld bro, who waa thn first game lose lilstnry, nine have I..... recorded uiixwur the 12th round boll. Cer- w,„ | lh(. Dmiger*. Carl Furlllo In on Roy Cnmpsnelln. lie missed o n -' waa not auppnsod to maka thn by Cincinnati piicber*. Charles dan a punl*hinK pooches cut him .................... T : MUuh of the se.'snn, . ■ • the •best arm ly 26 games, hit tho long ball and | gbt Bold has about runs. s-Ho , H . o llh t ran was setlfkd ba* trip but waa takan along when ho .......... Ted llrellcnslein, Frank down like a tree, baseball and nls .300 plus aver- , .drove . . . home ■ clusters, , -■* of - ..... f a n BlbbV 81*11 slepned,, u p . to ahowed up at the station . . They Hahn, Horace Eller, Fred Toney, LiiMotin. for year* rated the e shows that ho CAN hit right “»“‘ he.r J J agon Boston's •■ton's half of ... fl f.... lic ,......... first didn't play Oct. 0, hut nil the tenth, IJlydn Hlmim; Mwell Jfackwefl top contendn In Ihe middleweight iiflml ...... iiitclipM Diikn Snider in I ^ , ciilchor woulfi hi* I I ouKbb, If the last game of tha season, thn and Juhiio/ VniflerVre'r, wllh % M m m , T» fh" Dodgers whaM! Into ranks, finally got his chnnee at center fluid missed only nine K"«d recelvor. Bruce Edwards. A . fluid tniasca omy .*1!"® I nrs^swary. with Robinson moving! . Bain, Boston's. 11A nen- Red Sox cllnchad tho Mtmant by two, were the hurlers. the title In l/etruit June 10, am' treating New York, In tha ■ ' i t pinup boy. Jn th e ll^ a lf nf flaaford-Orlakde' MmU T look Ihe nown from Marcel, In outfielder he hit,, eighth against tn first. opener nf a doublehoamr with Din But unlike the Yankees who first, scoring five runs. Fla. 4 N i t the Flashlag Hie Frenchman'* first defense. | lex. This was Ids first full season CAFKGO DIAM OND COACII ncen again nulpltchlhg Chcabro. . ead ■*« rill* aftretrive ba »Hmrii played ln a > dr lisle, — —----- — ---------, southpaws and third against right- used seven first basemen tills sea- 1 think It waait't pystty LA R A M IE , Wyn. -I/I8--George . after Ihe fifth Inning, and If you till . reflsiter laiteded S till ’ O O TIIA U . BROADCAST .. and he looks like one nf the real son, the Dndgurs needed only one. Newcombe fsnnerl the last * “«< .ba^ball. out of 28 game* Cafego, former Tennessee half- K PK A* a team the Dodgers were r e - 1 lly ASSOCIATED PM ESS i power hitlers of the future. team* •nek stnr, has I..... named baseBoston batters. I played hv the rnntemllng ti " I f he hits .270 he’ll play re- speeled fioni the beginning. They, <M t NT tost) 01 S it S SOW 1 •wennhe's victory was h ls l * |!n | 'n 'h«t stretch, eleven were shut- I'P11 f"«eh at Hit- Ilnivi-isRy „f ( FsHlern Standard Tim e) North Carolina v.t. Georgia— gularly,” a Dnrlger official said had vnuth, hustle and terrific team l of the serson. IIP held «ut" Wyoming. He surreeds Everett spirit. • 1 1.18 P. M. A lii; from Chapel last spring. Snider has done much Like A Taneff llrlrk Boston bltlosa hitless ............. until Die fourth BbeUon -who will rontlnue to Hill, N. C. better llisn that since curbing his (litre dm lug Ihe Imllnna Notre coach Ibe baski-thnll team. when they nicked him for two Penn Slate v*. Army— 1:68 Hpnctilr for had pitchers. akfetlea and followed up with Dame football game Iasi week, an MBS from West Point Left field and third latse were Indiana Murker umimgrd to tiring two more blowa In the fifth. Roundup — 2:30 CBS three- Brooklyn's only sore spots this The Braveo had some fun In down Hub Tirneff, Nolro Dnmo'a hour summation of approximately season. In left. Gene llermanski, W ith Tommy Holmes 240 pound larkle, with a resound­ 20 gnnies, including direct pick- though he hit .300—mostly against ing crash . . It was surh nn un­ Connie Ryan strode to thn Rr All's * . n|*t. t rlghties -camo up with several Incircle wearing a rain usual happening that when the *1 * Gcorgin Tech v* Tulane—3:00 Jurlea. On third, Billy Cox was ■ • o a i. Umpire G e o rg y Burr llooslers huddled against fullback l) O I M il .E F K A T H K K N IIC from New Orleans. ■defensive bulwark but he hit onl) The I Milan Hellers, a high school teamWpmplly. ejected J W O M A N B t A l OP A fire l°n the tnale of Toncff. asked: "Who did n*n I M A N , U t i A i m ' 6 W IM C . ift Iin' m* n thetT" . . There wes a pause, then W E ARK C ELEBRATING their (lugotit .. inir-piriuni. 185-pound, flvefo | if r-|in<s'iiitir otoliie Danny irifiiiij i 4«le of Droteat, • D O n o t h i n ’ .M A M M A T Thomas, Indiana’s smallest ipnke fe .X ltU f M arry Dickson, V once UP A W O M A N , M l beloved member of the Cai Cardinal up: " I did, hut I had tn klnda *; • Jag staff, aulkcd his former leap at Idm." 'lM . . . - W O M A N J E 8 ' It h A N N IV B R 8 A H Y Cleaning The Cuff p enaM t hopes N A C lV L i d o t D l luAW Major league finanrial note: bttrled a brilliant-sixOrrOHKH 2nd Thru NOVEM BER tllh . tha’ Pirate* banged i £ *« ional league Prexy Ford C. ON A MAN \\\ t*_.1- n u , aT Ireleu had In ItneeiiUf m '1t||)|‘lf*r Two Solid Months of the Finest Scree* Eatertalaaunl Available! 'S ta le y , llnwle Pallet and r rlck h,d lo ,mrr,,w ? f W llk* for nine blowa. I t ! ronJ » nawapaptrman to 1:OSS It \ s\ . vw . Dickson'* fifthh triumph of tor .*h#• p ll. , l u cretnony m i i •• AIR CO N O I n O M • H terday. Well, you can’t flip fold Cards,?/” Carroll Wldd. Ing money, lone. M Plrgtks broke « 7 ; tie rom a irn ir Fnti rally In IK* alxth. who once demoted himself fro W o w l , L . i • Caatlgllnn* singled home "Coach Of the Year" et Oh flre t run to put thq JRrelea 8 t*te tn in ordinary assistant front, J - l, and chase Staley. reported tn have a fine rrop of Annlvemnry Hit No. 1 HATIIKOAY ONLY l pit m « and . . . I wak^greet___ ’'I ■ soph footballers et Ohio U . . (In over Double Feature from Hurknejl “ fl SUNDAY A MONDAY I th_ a- two.run dnunj* by the contrary, a note Yanks !.:J»(r«t«8DrubCards7-2, As Brooklyn Leads American League] Sports Roundup WVi i»“;S.iV™:i :'h: ' " ■ s a n i i w i a M S T R IC K L A N D ; M O R R ISO N , IN<C- FIRST CENTRAL FLORIDA SHOWING HAMBONE S MEDITATIONS SATURDAY ONLY FLORIDA STATE THEATRES e T ill. Its stall It .when Red the relay ft. r, catcher Joa aeye: "You can ate our outstamj Ing sophomore on the cover of tlje football brochure". . The picture ehowi a very nifty drum-mejoratte. STARTS SUNDAY BARIT. HUKE TO BE T H E B E klcage BROOKLYN, Sept. I 0 - M 8 rther .g e m e 'V liy e d fu r. Hama urtii by The New York Yenkoee* Casey ic*-; W iS factors. P3L- D ECIDED three-gam -to Stengel may get In free to see the World Series, whether the Yat koes beat out the Red flog or no , I f tho Brooklyn Dodgora wl)t tit m, icNttM m n» i t i !*•< CML«» uowi ,J l lit In the National, Stengel wi s w r s s& fc vine membt memnori of tho first chantonshlp Dod^er^team 10 S . RWIR J JMtJNABOrti! H » N N M 4 « * 4 4 4 »» 4 4 4 4 M 4 0PT0M K TK 18T ■res esewiseo • tilaaeee MMo* n * s a aee ♦o»»»S8»oa« mm O U N CI N ^• B xw m Color CArtoons Shorts Children Under 12 FREE Complete Shows Dr# C. L. 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Clerk of eah| Circuit Corn t ' Circuit Clerk Court-Seal Room ntiti Rimrii, A lies Unit its, 0|w’rntihg Itomn, BLACK HORSE ALE ANNETTE’S HOSPITALIZATION PLAN I.nlmralnrv, X-Huy Kxitniiimliou tmil Amliiilamii Scrvlt-t* while nuifiiu-il to miy Hospital or Sanltnrinin ami we jmy A MONTHLY INCOME thiriiur fHaiihilily, whether cniirinetl to your Home or ilospital NO MEDICAL EXAMINATION Sold In Men Women — I'untily (irmipi ----- — AMERICAN LIKE and ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY i Mail to Mrs. H. E. Rivers, lt<nite 1, Box '•!!)!>, Snnfoiil Kla. Without ohiiirntion please furnish me full information '- n NAME t - STREET r iT V AUK NOO CCUPATION *U{ A rlim -n Use HtiKALD Want Ads p The b ite e ie , taiee e , | l , ta “ V * —4 - ' aabllakad In Ttte Jaalet* ■*« ildi If are !► H i live laaarllea bM eet llaa laae*Oea • * M r llaa laaaeOaa * *?wm iuvAurvfe. f«p Maefe fa«s mw* PHONE 148 4 *. 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W. S.....ml fl,r n*-r«*->r I it» j,. ai.ie.en o. t,<iM nml iilnr.er eeiv .e. J.wnuis I.I vihk Kiu'tn Suite UMi.lir* • Hi.1t.Ty Hoi vlie, ,101 W. F itv li Used (!hl|i|mmlHle So Tn t.TI.Sir. Astieslo* Wuminum Hoof f'mitlntf. • Si I l/»ed Simmons Sofa tied Till,Uhl <iunuoilrril lo stop mof l.-nks, I.AWN.MOWKHH sharpened, Id Single Mnple licit, etdl spniiif nml I ' ‘.'’Iv, new nillon noilliess *:U UfaShNh A (IK litaea A Palm I n. . cycles I opaln d. lurk amt key work. No tvaitliitf wink “ unr Used Slnicte Metal tied, M 13-1 I t W. Unit. St. Photir 1110. milord. II. W. Shuman, II10 coll apt tuff l.'ll.lir. KMtlll Imtiira and Innd and farmFast tlh . Hi., Hanford, Fla, ■nd _Inner*pi Ink mnltrcM I'JMlfi injr implement*! nno Undue rar ( Formei |y with Williams F iiil U»fd Ice tin* .... fIM.tlii and one Model A Ford. 8 milk Shop M A T IIK H OK HANKOKU ifouls, 8 nice pinto Morse*. Ono H0tl-0U K. 1st H t . ____ j'honn 187 or all for Sale until mild lit F. I u . r r n i i r nt I H. JlVSON. fitl» house Opp. 0 " . , ACKTYI IfNR T lIX K iH V KKKDflV V.'imipleUi. iinalliiker's hairy, lit. 8 I hix in.T, W I’. I.O IN fi Hunt’* Tuxedo Peril Store, Sanford, Florida. Hanford Molar A Fi||il. (at KNJOY Sundny dinner nl t.nney'n I 8UH W. lal H ired 76c nl*o week tiny*, l.imehe* A F o il WKST COAST Fleh. Cnmp■hort tirtltti'H. I hell Fish Market. .‘Ul.'l San fold AIM. You I>otii.’i f , I nI Itoiiii- with 1 Pf.ANTS F o il S A I.K -C a rn a tio n ,1 Vv'’ l.ance niultel Trout lltsl HIltH, nplltvl MIHl Il'X , llio tll* I Snapdruiton, ................ Sweet | Flounder -O m ni Hi earn and of her insvet*. If so. I'ltuno William, .Tfa dut.; ♦^.fdl per Hill1 Slurp Head t«i7 J. Ksrh Fog Joli gum,min'd of one variety. Henry A. It........ l l( ^ - .N i H l*— G foi till dityx Hwmik'* Fu,{ Hri • Herd L’o. Viiu\ Hnnfoid. FI h. SPK f'IA I. for Sepl. nml Oct. hi" Iliifheat cash pi ice pnld for toed YouiiKxtown Kilehenaider Sink, furr.ltiiie Ted Onvi* Furniture IttU lF IN fi. I'nintillK Ael.esl... Sid ini;, Hulhlint! nnd repairs. I’ll. Hlaiidard Model fill).lift. Other :n i u. 1st, rii !ir,8. M*K slid 07 It. M.slcls from $70.00 Itnndull IlliV S Smnll Idcycle, prefer In' JElcctrlr Co. Am Rm i R* Am mm * For Sale ipM* R E N T -------- ONE A two room modern tfflclency apartment*, Ideally lultad J ot Individual or bualncii cotipla, flpckilnn aero** from the Pott Offlct, Fhon* B60. Modern furnlthtd apart menu. Alio eff/cltncy apartment. Downtown offlea aloft, Takacb Apartmenta, 808 N. Park, Phona 1B70-J. American Floor Sandinp Machine with eiljer. H. M. (Heaton, Lake Maty, Fla, fUllREE H KW IN0 MACHINES." n 7 w~ a S«nrurT,,Fl!r" ’’ " 44!,,'M O h K ltN FI.OOKM: Ftom Sand ing mid Fiiiixtilug. Porlnhle' F actory relinill, W h o I e m ii I e FISH box. f'outiic! T, It. Phillip*. puki-i Unii. No Juli too luigo, no | price*. Phono inOI-W. I III) I Frenrli Ave. or Phone Joli imi until Moilnnifi- yutir j Hfill-W. floots tliu Modern wny f u l l . CLAIM N ET, prnrtlcullv new, 1676 fin free ustlmate*. Modem I 100.00. Cost $100.00, John ■S55-HSB Floor Hut fin ing Co. 81)7 W 1*1.1 Krlder, Phone 708-J. 7— I ’elH-l.i.cHliM'k-SuppllcH (iTrla’ second-hand Idcycle. Henson HIKH HUM puppies for aaln, R, K. ablo. 1817 Oak. Amailng Johnston’s “ NO-ROACH" .Muse, block back of Hritt Trnc•antiU ry coating kill* Itonrhes t"r < 'mii.nny. Ant*, Water Hug* for month*.' THK KEYS for sale, four monthu LOST One Walker houml,yellow, black A white. No collar. Re­ f.’l.fiu each. Phone I868-M4. Pint 91.60. Half pint HBc. Rou-. old. ............................................. ... ward. Rnbl.y Newman. mlllat A Anderson. K W T K p nim irr, Served | rftg1 Beit Shrimp ___ on ... ___ earth" "TfKTTi' W a n T i **m HOUND Isken up nt my plate. Hlack, white A tan. Owner r*n Operator for night at llomer’a Grill. ‘ SENIOR lleauty have t.y paying for this ad nml l i t B ail lit . Street. ____ i simp In Orange City; good rllenpaying dug's expense*. H. II. H o t LUNCHES served everyi lelle. Ilox E Orange City, Phone 8702. Karnrit, Phone 821-M, Hanford, day 11:80 to 2—with Home Fla. Mada. roll* and corn Muffin* W AITRESS for L O R M A N N 'S Muit be unit, have personality, Hamar’a Grill. 324 F a it l*t. good reputation. Health Card* Street._____ 1ft-^A TlTO M oB lLE K — 15 required. 2760 Orlando Hlway: tfc* ITS A Briggs A Stratton EnW A NTKD— Kellahte sates girl for glna Or Parts you Need Sec A. D. HOSIER I part time work. Apply Cole- 1042 Chevrolet Fleatllne. F.xreptlonally good condition. Phone French nnd Commercial , mini'* Gift Shop. 1070-W. ) « f reglyterrd llrfgga and a j C A N <T ' R ^ L lC Y R IT ! a e rc^"- . ^ PC.v j h TUB TEGM'TG "... ------------7 x-OU YVEPfi AN 1 H A D t - i i f A ' I u 'L D J A 1_ OB’ y»f* > 6 AC’ A, bm , f r —-------- - - — ^ ^ B S A j T 'P l i- ! e rn y room a p a r t m a n t , partlallr partial); furnUhed, tile bath, acre#nod porchen lovely large yard- Ideal for chlidran tn play In. 0*taen, 8 mile* from Sanford. Call MO or 1887 for appointm a i______ l . ___♦ ______ ___ ENT Apartment*, Lang- ____ - Stratton Dealer ,____ . j»i EE nt Blgejow Apartmant*, W O RK SVa N T E U “ - 0 6 CYLINDER Roadeter, new hntlery, 986.00 • cash. Wrllo Ho* lay Dldg. 611 Park AVenua. JOHNSON Wax. Paafe, Liquid A i Ulo-Coat. Free use of flour ‘ TRAITOR WORK 103, R. 2, DeLand, Fla, 4 URFUriNlSREri ap a r t m i n t . pollaher with each 2 Lb. or 1 Freo eatlmatea on plowing end BtATlON WAGON-42 Chev ro■om Celery Avenue. ______ Qt. purchaae * discing farm or garden Biota. worked body, excellent uphida(Qtaaa A Petal Co. i p x j f i Apartment for quiet peo- S IN K A RIK -----------Also clearing and grading buildbuild lery, humdinger motor, the Ideal lost a. Phona Phone 167-J. Jack Ing Inate. pl*. |I2 a month. Partly fur* H t* IU :W. Iwd. HI. Phone 820. low-mat combination vr-hlde. Russell nlahed.flld Chapman Avanue. J SPEKD-O-PRINT mlmeogfaph You’ll enjoy owning this anaxxy _ 8 e jifo ri|, Fla. .. machine. Good condition, 986.00. A I.L TYPES of bulldoaer work, et-about-quickly car. Ami only FOIL RFNT ON SHARE CRO> Room 286Jlelach Huildlng. 726.00 Banford Motor A Kqi>t. reaaonnble rates. Froe eetlmatCo., 208 W Ut—The Pontiac ea. David K. Carpenter, Phone BORBS A ,CH TILED MUCI SffrV.k, u H t W A h W IN o tACH iNK 9 tn oor-x Place. ______ MUCK IN^MIT- fallent condition. Phone I0IM-W.! 1808-M 4 f C H E I.L HAMMOCK,^ O VIEDO. P A fN T -O u 'u S J i'' T aU n T um ' leadI I'O H IT iO N ' BVilFid by competenl', PONTIAC 4 Door 8. Pickup T ...... .. C A L L T. T. hi and aUi| m<lowey baea guarantee. trained HE0RETARY 47Wowl Just try III I.ooka? Yeah WHEATON, WINTER PARK. Won’t -Peel, nth or wash off. r . admlnlalrative ability and' manl Comfort 7 You *ald Itl NEW « room cottage, unfurniahed. . tare expe ‘ 10 years experience in ateno. 98.26 per ballon. II. A. Ruaaali Prlcal Naw, only 91465.00. N Mm Avenue. . v Heed Co. graphy, bookkeeping nnd gan_ eeplng and Banford M ir. * Eqpt. Co. 208 Tee work. woi‘ Boa L. 8. Care eral office R1JBBEH W. 1st. TW Pontiac Plac*.___ Herald. .Tile m Pillow, mattreaa and ■j* tuahion. ,i alee and atyla to 1288 DODGE DODQR Fordor Scdan, radio, RaHy' Four need up Laten whlpp. hipped r i heater. S p * t e lU m ic « B - I I “ «> Hfht and other H ; ! Into a fi’oeia#' cushioning ■oriao. New motor. Driven Allergic. W ill not mildew or FURNITURE upholstering, 6000 tqileo, This I* a good ,)* wad. Alao 4S color* In piaatlc (•faction guaranteed, aoli car tad a good buy at coated fabrics from 79e to 92.8H. up and Delivery W Wirit* Q. W, Ramaev Box t«41. Foam 4 Fabrics, 29U N. it); ;T COMPANY Orange, Oriando. 8-6486. RY NEW FLOOKI T urf seed to “ “ Heprjce “ oeyle# Pfc. 16J9, .ALL metal H tonUtlllty Trailer. fectioa. Old floor* made 1 K °FF M>yi new. Finishing, cleaning * ¥ • W, WaJker. l i m W. n k dependable tratta- ( A .- J T -r r : ' T .._ ^ g T u fP ...'1T B B N IT E " ... N -----------------f e v S«?L. Ac t in ’ '/(?UTM ! ro_sf» 8BHM LCXV'N ; (- y \ . " ‘ i '■, PEC (T Tl4L>» P A S T T uC V 'S A N p >EAC?5| TA k B i t BA9N I C s B B ... 3 f'S ‘9 — U ) « r*veAC5 Ol PI •1 V “S 1/ r J i , ill V- \ r J ^\ r < .• ■ • E T T A K K TT J m ■” w'‘2 a .N”" eaa not afford to ttf Here’s your la ■ j .. , - ■* ...j fii' f , •, *, l*jl. h ay; K j rf ■ .* I �Shooting Of Tampa (iamhler Admitted *4i r* .— Lake Mary By V IR G IN IA v. ■ X. kV r •: W FR ID A Y SEPT. .10, 1949 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA PAGE EIGHT Salvation Army Promotion ■ ■■ Fem Park News By ( A I M , r . H A I.I-K T T I'A l.M K R Mrs. O. K. Weaver Hun been T A M P A . Segl. 3 0 - OP) A llMr. and M m . Gerald Walthall hrr gnstine (Glia) Friselr testified ' Rult* 'J1 of New York City are. announcing inday he shot Arthur Velasco < oncord. due to n virus infection. Mr. 11 nd Mrs, A., Woles the arrival of a son, Gerald MlIn self defense because ho w as 1 , . Charles . my life." ; *P«U « w. ek Inuring and visitcjiurl, on Sept. Ik. The Walthall* I ",n mortal mortal fenr Tenr of or my IMjf ill CltHinfllle Ala., 8111(1 li'llare former residents of l.*ke Frisciu uni Augustine (I'rim o) ni*9iee. Mary. i urg fjiEznra ore* charged with trying „ v..*,,,. M ill* i»f Wed Thuraday afternoon the Home t t-< kill Arthur VeTi 'Pfimnu i •'Dim orwrn nevrr il «luy« ......................... Demonstration Club had its reg*i of Jimmy Velasco, slain I fit the lionio uf Hi t m int. Sira ular meeting. Mrs. Ida Keogh,' gumiiler-polltlcinn. M arie M. Ilau**, MU* Mill* \v:m president. |,ie*i(lrd. It was decided . Velasco ha* te-dified he was culled here upon the dentil of that (lie cluli, together witli the 4* ■ “hot in front of his home by her grandmother, Mrs. Kli/.llliclll I I wuiilil hold u llulluwe'en Cat ni­ Frisia mid Lazzaro ns they K. Mills. val, the prneceda of which would J diove up ulid slopped their cor. The regular inonlhlv social be used to ptirchusn stainless steel j meeting of the Men's F'ellovvship kniv," fur tit** school lunch room. Class of the Community Metho­ A 1 imittee meeting la scheduled | dist Church w,s held Inst Thurs­ for Monday, ut which lime a j day evening nt the home „f tin 1 r r . n it lm i. it S'ram P a a . O a e l Chairman will t>e appointed. I'M W officers culled the strike. i.iesident, A. F. I.nlili. The even* Friday night, the Central j ' The 01 inns in all mens simply ing was spent In pitrhiug horse* Church of the Naiareiie In Orlan­ 1 ' ■ 'h 1 'ml go tn work. The slintdiiwn shop ami swimming, ami follow* do had charge of the service. Mrs. . Im- hi mi mm ki d in ninny l,ituinin- •nir the game s-ssion, refresh­ Quarles, w ile uf the Radio Gospel J j ' on- 'I I .J1 - with vinli-m-,. Im n lvim ' ments were served. singer sang two songs mid Rev. > Mis. Marie M Hans, nml Mi ' . . RJ3 M T' jC T K * u Su !Kv8 ii'iii-uiiii'ii odoe* which wonted to Blackburn, pastor of the Orlando, m m i m m I c»ntinue operation. F'tnnk M. Bell M'l'iimp'iniod chincb, punched. . , , | The western states pmduce Miss N'iiiii 'V Mill* to lie* homo Friends of Miss Mary SJnhloni ( nptoio 110,1 Mis. i.yid Hudson Imvu teen promoted to a linger niound 10 per cent of Ihe nu- In West Palm Beach Inst Wedm *will he Inteleateil to hear that aha field of Salvution At my activity and will have the local post on lion’s soft coal, or about flO.OOO.- tiny. and -pent Ihe weekend i> plr ii- notly located III tiultimore, Opt. 5 for Valduitu, Ga. to assume romioiiod of the |aist ilieie. 000 ions n year. The bind coal, visiting there. where she lias ucceided urrept'dl a Where u position Mr. Karl .1. Vauglnin and hi ---------' ! fields vielil idmui f>7,000,1)00 tons! with Montgomery Ward. mother. Mr*. Andrew I Vaughan . annually. Tom Free* Mrs. Tom Freeman, Ti I ttperulof. rrnetion to the new I left T lllin d iv via Ku-tern A irman, Jr., Cat Freeman und Mrs. otder was rnnid nml hitter. George lines mi a trip to .Montreal. Millard Keeler, of Daytona Beach, II. I.nve of Pittsloirgh, ehlef where they will Mltenil ail "F returned Wednesiluy .from Dothan, s|i,ikespinti for mine owners of the T. It." Florists' Teh-uiapli north and west, said the action livery eonn-ntloii. Ala. wltrio they visited friends and -hows "the nlisoitile, nrtogant and The regular niontldv meeting relatives. . ruthless control this nniticulur 1 >d tiie Women's S-n iet' < Friends of Mrs. Perry Bremer Captain ami M u. Byrd I ludion will leave the SaKation Army union bus ovei its men lit all sec- • Christian Service uf the Mi-tho will Its glad to hear that site Is it's! Comminiltv Ctutreli w is In 1 I -jrecovaitng from an operation per­ Coip* lieail<|uailen here, Oct. 5 (or Valdosta, Ga. to asinine command tloos." I ve contended (t Is now de* Moiidav evening in the eliuir‘i formed Wednesday, at' tiie Florida of the corpt there. F’nll- i. rm - 'd.-o Ssnttsi lion, Orlando. Captain I Itidson wai appointed Apr. ?3, I'M f, to romutand the ■nmiotrated that the flppt. It* w alk-, A|r*. Tilly 'I AI Uryaiit, Jr. is In Jackionvilla, Sanford Poll and came here from OraitRchuiu, S. C„ following the out wns "no -pontniivmia u pilsin g.of *ke am ,in tin'1 et ig,- ..f 11 l«lt a carefully thought itut |ircs- wor-ldp service 01 il the lm«ltn'attending a television achool. transfer of Mnjm Allun W horton^stile strike ngaiost tho pitlilii." ; resion. Following the toeeliog. Mr*. J. I.. Bullafti spent the Pennsylvnnlu. This was Captain put on at the BA liemhiuatteis for 1 ------------there wns a soeial hour enj.ivi I week-end with her son-in-law and Hudson'* first command. underpiivelered children, and toys, D K TIIO IT. Sept. 30— OPt—Tl»* | by nil. at which time t l « < daughter, Hie W m .'P. llurkea. married the „ former Limit, food, ‘clothing nrnl siioei shoes were were CIO United Auto Workers, assured '< stork shower in hoimi i f '!, Mr. and Mr*. *. JVJ*' ,,, ""'oog aim M i*. Bryan Sturmnn of H He of $100 maximum mnnthlv peltLus-ell l>. Sliau-. wife uf MuAtlanta arrived Monday to visit , " Jh-hi-a|»fei, Jon. 1U, IU4U und K|vcn to Hie le», fortimate child, * fm Ford winkers, focused ngstor. The motif or • »n- shnwei with her parents, .yr. ^ n d Mr*. ,n ••omi'vtion. ( today on tiie remainder I was a money tree. All the meinIn the local program of the corps. Captain ifndiion'i'Xpre* 'i-d "ilinnkM I' attention ni,r,l',i‘ E. A. Dmiglasa. Hieiotvr At the Klwanis nuF'inK meeting Wedmenthersi.f locul i*ivir civl, t, I ii Im fur for > 1 " V*«" " ,. until indutrv. M in A i Hrvnnt Jr ddH son ^ tviwiniij tVuu- to niinilivrh of lor*iiI . . , * # • iI l ets •«» uand *• ifriend*i of the ■ •/, * 'r _ h" ! iJ S B sSru, Labor Crisis . Captain Byrd Hudson Leaves City For New Command In Valdosta 1 'I,\ r tIi ti 1 It. t’lirn* w it v i i k elid guests at the \ I I ,1.(1 Inline. Th e C o rn ­ w ell- 01 m e iIv lived on Sunny* town li..,e l. hut now reside ill .♦ I,aim Flu., on tiie eiisl const. Mi -1.1 M is. Ilounld Strunk have liu ,'id to tlieir nee in Winter I ’lirk ! 1 -ut tki- fm tlicr .lidimmo hull*,• t 1 l id vi*. M \\ 1II1 m i- and , Ink . ii . nod \iid y . have If 1 rt 1, of Mi* W tlllnm *' 1 * ti 01 ,| Mm . tl. K •Ii,- |*n -* ci k. \v. M. 1 Hi.inc v of I'h n ttii1 0,1 has 1 , 1 , iio iv l In her " ' nt I ci 0 1 ndge, when* 0 |,',l In- . ,- 1 1 . to spend 1In* wiotei ROBSON SPO R T IN G GOODS Warren Speech • ■■ — ■^ (ien ctnl Motors -a id , "ye.-," and added a new tw ist—wage scales tied to the cost of livin g . T ile re­ -lilt , especially when the scale m ille d down, hrnuglii some re-e litllie iit from la lio i. And tlinre have lieen otkei indications that tile idea liu* not heen eo tu cly popular With either. ^ T iie pension ka ltle lias heen ju »t a - roundly fought. Management lias insisted that the soundest plan would lie fm both ihe com­ pany and 1 lie w in ker to pul some­ thing in the pen mo k , ii\ l abor lot- said, "no, nnuiagt m. lit must pm the wlode mm.out n, just a* it dm'* fm l.ew is." I "e l.i .u s pi o n 0 plan Im* li«*n •mill no e iu h iim i- mi ot and e lin k in g point O ego lialo is. Il fm tin t -m ip a u y 1 1 an r m l s i i a B L .....ot to steel 1 ooipiilU e* in ttie lr ii-fu -a l to pay a ll ilo- p ie -m o of -teelwol kl .»l Im iiii e till -.lin e tuio now tiie steel computin'* have been paying o il tile pen ns of tie woi k it* in ttie foil I mints unit steel 1 o in p iin ifs own I a lio r Im* idiid Unit tl,e steel •"inpnlllee 'ost then a ig u ille lit ngnii 1 paying a ll of die pi n .m fund n l , , they Kooi'kled 11inI11 in I ewis. and tlie l tliey mil t tle a l a ll llie ii i- . k B l aliki I ' e companies, how 1 ,1 have made m ill'll III tile tuini . H u ll. into w oil'll 111 I • " • I .'lllinn I .unis has fallen I'l id fie 1'niigestioii Im -' 1 educed 1 in i v stu lt value* to • mr down t" " 0 m « n of A m tiiiu o i l l , vs. 5AH 1. toll Randay spentf several-day* In* 81 ! Captain Hudson was com- thrlr "fine help” and donations. - , " " 1 ,oot * ‘ "n rl,'" " ‘‘l .... »f flic. "M* the hill mi nil costs of retirement I money, whb'h used to — . tha .. * past• weekend; • • visiting - -mended ,,'y liy r.ilwanl 1- 1- ............... .1 Cloud ''"waru rr .. Lane i-a.ie for mi his nis |„ — raising money r„, ihe work■ at■ pensions except those payments - decnr-ite n it., ...... M , rat,i<ivu> outstnndlng work with thu club, ( liiislnia* lime, ami in niniiiiing relatives. ooid,' he workers for fcdeiul so- I A lunch was then -,-i d liv the M r*. J. L. Bullard,-Mrs. W. J*. ini'luding leadership of the Boy t|„. dime hoards in the downtown I'inl security. Including the -m-lnl 1 f,r,-oS)|, r«i»ti"!M *• Burke nml daughter, Gayle, nml Scout trociir sponsmed liy Kiwanis, dlstrli't. T > " f k - ' |. *• !•••• |P ' seciirltv lieneflts, a new F'mil ennuud fm rii-i ui-hieveiiieuts here MT > Mrs. Frank Mludiew visited Mrs. Dining Id* iiilminlstiiitiMi. the liai'l gumiiotees winkers with 30 '* ,» 1 V«!'••• 1 t„-l 1 with the Halviiliiiii Army. . f I t , . ' 1 1 Builaid'i dniighti-r, Mis. M. FinnSalvution Army Building mi See- vent s set vice $100 moot lily on kl,,,l \ | • • t'lti' • ,.** 1 ...... During his tlm-<* and a half „ m| street was painted, chairs retirement at age llfi. drra in Winter I'nrk, Suml.iy ufIt was the D A W ’* first such 1 »<r* warn 1'it TB 1 ___ V'U'f administration of the Snlvn- were purelm-ed. and a "earry all" Iti* ttrnuon. Mr*. A. C. Saunders and daugh- ,i,"‘ Arn,y Cost, Captain Hudson wagon was sinned. Tills lieiisioo cmdinct in the auto In• ter, Miss Oils, were the week end hn" «'«hirxed nienihi'isliip of the was driven an average of 700 iln s t il. her W m k c is. IlllMUIIIIt *"l «[It, II Cl 1*1* C lu vslerCo rn., a not hr r of tlir guests uf thu II. I). Hughe* In Burnley School 40it peircnt. and mile* a week, in* aid. and wo* n tii 11 " ill l„ lie raid a 11 \ Jacksonville. dining the aummer conducted the |„ fyl young peu|iles' lliih istrv 's "log three", was thr signed Int,' fit’s itfli'i iiiion with union next target. Friends of i'fn. Walter Gardner l'‘fgest Salvation Army Bible proginnw. thv It. F. Goodi i, 1, l o D A W I'resident W alter I'. I(cuwill Ii.......rry to hear that he hut «'h"«l *’v«r held here with total I Captuln llud.-on stated tmlny 1 tlic r said oegotintionn to win the bean 1 ideated from the U. H. Army •'ttfuHnient of 100, average at Air Foices due t u , physical dN- irhdnnce uf OS u day, and with ,IJ! finds It liurd to leave , mime coneeasloii* from C in y s lr r . Siam." ability. y 4H certificates awarded for p e r-! Sanford where he im* made tunny j would begin '"very iotei niittent bargainTom Freeman Jr ■u ft R.nt fert attendance. I irlend* for himself mid the XnlActuulv, interm loin r iceman, J r.'le ft sept. .3 ' i l . h *. .*,.ii .. . vatlon Anne. I.o.l .1,sillied dull Inif Ims keen uidmi vatlon Army, und ditclnrcd tliiilM n g lm s h e e n g o in g n n w Ith rh ry for a vacation to he spent In verI *"d*ra to Visit here in tit*, ftt- *al for several wrek.,^aB remainI 011. parts of North-Carolina. I to such agencies as the He'd C ro.a,1 '"’iT" ‘"TV u e,V ' Z Z fArv' a ." Tiie Misses Dllon and Duncan county and state welfare groups. i!Jni l li-'keiloi* , f d,'. ' I.i 'k^'mvii'le Ford t„i the imci*. once Baker, datighters of Col. ami Mra. "Our trorislent load was heavy , ral , ,ckc,i"'f. ". f. ksonvllle, I!?. mn«li» . . ? » Thr IT A}\'$ W mm the M ine W. K. Baker were week-end guests Inst year and family relief cases dea J r y m" r .m i™ r t lieniand* on C h ry sle r n* pleased with the work nri'omi|flllII||v made on F o .d lit Gainesville, attending both foot- Were greatly Increased,” lie de­ | v p,„m|,m exclusive ball gauii'S, Dial of the Celery elated tmlny. "To dale we have j il lulled here and with this in tiillid u * | „ 0 , M rs. security payments, health Feds ami I'tirple Hurricanes us been aide to liiuullc cases In n nml transferred nim mid H iii Im iii tu the lin g e r i‘ooioimid ill i>cni /it», umi mi hourly wage in well as Ihe F'loridaiClltidel game, satisfactory manner." Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ball and l.mge Christmn* progium s were Valdosta. rr»iiNi*. Miss Bettyo Iteiie Bull drove to D A Y T O N . O., Sept. 30 (At — Tallahassee Wednesday, when Miss I due,- new piny. have lu'en o ffe ie il Negotlntors Ultll,010,'i'll today they 1 Ball entered collnge, 'h e r, with a ,lin in ,- fm kiem lw ny. lind iigieed to settle the M l-ilaV old | Mrs. Ilovvuid xButeler nod H o lly w o o d Ho fur she hm> turned them down, Goodrich lubber strike of Dl.OOO daughter, Mis Tail Brooklyn left By BOB THOMAS Sunday for Charlottesville, Vn., j "I'm not ready to tuckle that w inkers. OR sure, ut this lim e of year you Asti Tiller, International reini'to f.'.Mt relatives. Mrs. Botelcr’s ' ' *hn said. •i nlativi' of tiie CIO United Huby wtiiil 11 full tiiciisiirv ol fi-til driv­ ... ......... parents, Mr. and Mrs. Z. K. Smith' HOLLYWOOD, Sept. a u - W ) expcct I i return with her to their Susan Feter* always swore slto’d ing aport frni, 1 your Hoick—nil t-ugcr never drink Ibpior or go on tha home in l.nke Mary, shortly. anaw er lo your loe on the M r*. C. S. Donaldson has re­ stHge. trcudlu, softly nhcdicot hrukes, turned from a week's stay with Money matters have forced her relatives In Tnntpe.< a willing wlti'i'l 1 I 1,it steers (or yon to Ini'UK the latter resolution. Hho spent Ihe muminer touring ull over without cflorl. Let's just suy — you the east in "The Hurrctt* of Wlmwunt the royttl ride t liu I only u polo S lrrjlt.” In llershey, I'a., liuick cun give you I next month, she starts another 'O m H jh m * r t a a r N « « O b * l ro«di, additional financial aid to tour which will last 31) weeks, per­ public school* and cities anil more haps a year. A l l this y o u ’ll get and m o re , il y o u r money .(!°r control, health This I* pretty rugged for a liu ic k gets the cure it d eserves. N o t and welfare. girl who never faced a fool light The revenue nrotrram passed befor*. And for one whoaa legs are ]u sl u p e e k h e re , it p o ke th e re —lu ll dunne the special session Includes useless. re a l U u ick cure I Our k in d o l cure I In addition to the 3 percent naira " I cherish nty Independence," tax. a meaauro to raise the clear* says Husnu, whose promising film Y o u d o n 't pay uny m o re fo r Iftiic k etc tax to a nickel g o w k and give tureer wa* nipped by a hunting cltlea cigarette taxea collected experienced w o r k m a n s h ip und within their border*. Countlea accident that paralyzed tha luwer nurt of her body. "80 I had to will be xlven the aevdnth cent of find a way to make a living and mw haaollne tax to ajpud on their keep my little family together." Governor Warren said the aalea (She haa a three*)oar-old ami.) A t preaent, there waa nothing tax la not a generaf levy but ia limited becauae of t l * exemptlona for her In the movlea, tho field ihe it provides on grtfcgrNw, clothing knew beat. She tried ana alnca the under 110 and medldMe. accident—"Sign of the Ram." The • " A i a matter of flirt," Warren psychological thrllldr hit tha mar* "the exemptions' go a atep ket at tho tag end of tho war boom beyond the bare neeieltlea of life and didn't fare too well. Betides, •a far as the average iw *n la con* her fane objected to her role a* the killer. B uy sweet, they plead­ ed. There waa radio, the easiest work In her situation. But radio U Gauge, Modal 11 haa weekly deadlines and Busan REMINGTON BPOKTMAN doesn't like to bo confined* "1 Uk* 199.95 to be able to get out of town if I feel Ilka It," she remarked. "No* II Gauge, Modal 81 l i e n e e thing makes ms feel bettor than tram "may being out of doors," REMINGTON PUMP The atans teemed her only 194.95 chance. Such plays aa "Barretts" and T h e Glaee Menagerie" could be adapted to her immobility. Bo. 18 Guugo, Modal 18 F KV, A u t o Industry Is Peaceful As Ford AgreesOn Pensions the president, Mrs. J. MorrlauWi of Altamonte. Mrs. H. R. •'••W led gioiip singing und conducted .ii* iiispiiational devotion perliil. (•I.ill* were discussed und com* pteted fm tlie movie to lie shown it the Prairie l.nke Drive-In, ('ctidn-r It . I I . and IB, for the liy SAM IIAWHON 1 I II, fit of the school, rite picture i ill !»• "Cliristopher Cidundius", N K W Y O R K , Sept. '.HI id'i in technicolor, with Fredrie T h e ir i* pi-iice today in tin- auto 'dm,-h ni.t Florence Khlridge. iiuliie 11 y. Hut some think there 1 In- sale of tickets will Im hand­ iiiu > l„- o ten tide headachi* aliead. !..! (iv Mr Walter Krnhne. The when the lioiikkeepeis take uv.-i ,iti 1111 I i-lin-l on dinner will Is* w h ile till- in-got m in i* left off ; , I I il,- o 11:lit of tin- Halloween And they cite John l>. Lewis'* ('..Mil. i1. in the siduml dining ttonldes with tin- coal IIIiln-i *' 1 -ii ,0 o t f i , , i “ for tiie year In­ pension fund. ti niluM-d liv Mis. Morrison, Fm tiie second straight yeai, w. i i -, \ti . 1. D. Moirisiin, presl* ,h iii Mi f I ». Ainleisoli, vice* th e. fiist lileiik in the lalmi p ,,.i.:.n i. M i-. Mildred Kiisper.';'<»«'''<‘uenient leadlock comes m .1 n -tu n ; Mis. J. A. Ilerkell- ■l»wli«U* This lliurilillg It is hind lu.-iei. tl, ivn er; and Mis. Ru«- !-"*» )cui it was Geneiul Motms. , ' i C i .,,,1 historian. Itemiirki It m«}' he significant thut lahor were 111:1,le by Principal It. T. pence is winked out in uiie of tin •m-erning tiie pnUios- few inlaistriiM Xtill going full Udw I'm the athletic field, lihlsl witli recession just another l<i jidditlooal work whicii waul so far. A shutdown theie w id 1. dmie on tiie various would hurt fui more Ilian it do, till- 1, 1, •r ill coal, where they liuve a suiplo* Hiillett has keen ill piled mi the gruuiid. M i­ n' hci in • -it l.akeview Lodge Fm weeks tile log industries on I at 1 I iilii'iird, for the pa-t ,1111 idecllical goods, itllil.ei \« • 1 I. and a 111os have keen fighting on Mi. d Mrs. A. Flitter of ||„. „f |mv,ng |>cn-duti* paid I >ii. ill re weekend guest* ,.„|IM.|y |,y ||„. company. Tliid Mi ml Mi*. W illiiu u iMto of iiioiolilg Foul In in k* tiie iilom-t III I ll-ll I >1 ivc. roliil lim it liy ngieeillg, lit tinMi ml M r-. O. K. M a l'lllis I'liiiipiiiiy's expense, to see that all n il Mi olid M i* Anthony employe gets MlMI u mootli lelite < ii 1 f Uielimuitd, Vn. worn lii*-nt pu>. it lie lives to lie lifi '•a. t i l , , ' pa d week of Mr. nod The iiulo.-tiies were tilled up \m II ti. Ilesocker on Lake sidid last year in opposition to 1 . . con! .1 till ill 1 •*»41141 if m u IioubI b. Then. d i\ 1: I'm n h lld J r . lias lu-i Inline lie ie after <i m i . i I weeks with 1 .Int ives ill A lk a li­ - to i iiiiip a id fil on to i father. IL W hit- t r y o v \i SPECIAL Sl'N'hAV HINNKK H A K E !) V IR G IN IA I I A M STEAK I ’ i n i i i p p l f S it H ie W illi ( l l l i r S A I.A I* . I K I ’. N C II D R E S S IN G H O T Hl.St H IT S A N D l U T T I I R T K \ O R C O l'T K E . H O M E M A D E I ' l l m ( IH t t 'O l.A T K S l ’ N I 'A I G IA N T I F M III FBO.M M \N | 1 llfie II I Hlltlirr $ I .'.’ 6 HOI TMI LI .AT AND ANDERSON "WAl.GItllFIN U.I-INTY" k n o w -h o w , o r fo r o u r H liic k -lru in e d n! ills, o r for tin- fuel fhtsl e v e ry p u rl, e v e ry u dju stiiieo t und o p eratio n is just w liu t Ihe factory hue epectfied. l e t th e re ’s 11 th rillin g d ifle re n c e in Ih e w a ) y o u r Hoick behaves u n d e r o u r c.trc-ftil cure. H ring il to ue n e x t tim e >iui w an t lu b ric a tio n , o r un a d ju s tm e n t, o r a th o ro u g h g o in g c h e c k u p — und g iv e y o u r e e ll m ig h ty pleueuitt su rp rise! a Get Your New Gun On Our ■•hi, Lay-Away Plan WINCHESTER you get 2-for-l with Lubricate One ol 001 bigu*tl buigaki-offai* I* tubdears — coniplale, aluhoiulsly thorough lubrication p)ui a itsm loitem dtadiup of your kultk amt lit genesal hsallh. Pay ut |uit for the lubrkanti II nesdo Ihe dlugnotlt It e tervke we're glad to give I Mow •beef driving In Mils week P ♦ •1 1ve • �tm & m m MONDAY OCT. «. 1M » but he probably will refuse to tell you the facts. * A 1 I Can’ t You Imagine What He Thinks of fc j? The Patient Who, When He Gets Well, Fail* 1° Pay For Medical Attention? , Mrl ^MnSk\ TjjSjtl W > )1 VzJm Keep your own conscience clear by paying all your creditors when their bills come due. Then vwu will not find it advisable to cross the street when you see t he mail you owe coin- AN UNFINISHED LETTER l i n t Jlmi I am w illlnii In (rll you (hat Old Our died 1**1 waak. A law of n» rhlpp.d In and paid for hi. burial, and tha boy. nanifil in* au.Indian of h i. alulf — ataraly worlh Ion diitlara. It ,aam . h.'a barn a*llln| hU dortnr’, tool*. T li.I «mry. old aialhn.mpa, Hamrmliar? I I ’a (one And lb* bl« w.lah h» h.ld In hi* hand while ha rntiiilptl a hid'. pul*. . . . . 'Mambar wa all had m .a .la . at tha aama' lima? And remember, the individual who Ims a reputation for paying his bills always gets good service, yes better service___ I found the booh In which hr lot tail down II.m . or rarlou, hind.. I ana.. Old line bt mix lit half our lown Into Ilia world, Jim, and how ha did lake cara of eearybudy In that flu apldnnlr, and whan trphuld broke looaa In Hhaniy Town! , I Hot a tot of information oul of Ihnl hook, I I '. n .orl of a a g a of our lown, bul, Oo.1i. Jlni, did ) oii know Ihnl .omr of Ilia m in i prnpirnu. pruplr wr liavr naerr paid old Oor? Thay owril llialr vary lira . In him, hut . . . . . . . . y o u may need tpiiek service some day you will get it if you’re known to he a person who pays bills promptly. Tha r r .l of tha lallar I. i ii I-wI uk, bill II .1iamir told riiounh. Snrrly tha InKinta. of lha world arr lha mini da.plrabla of .11 mankind. Fiom a ( III a .n 'a Not# Hook IT IS W O RTH A W HOSE LOT TO C R E D IT BE K N O W N S T A N D IN G AS IS A GOOD C IT IZ E N EXCELLENT W ilt thuu soul up the avenues of ill? I ’ay evety debt as if you wrote the bill iLiuei <uti HELP KEEP BUSINESS CONDITIONS a series o f messages sponsored by Credit Bureau of Sanford “ WE KNOW YOUR CREDIT RATING” YOIJR REX ALU STORE' T H R U OUR L I T ORTH A CUAH(.til) OFF ACCOUNT MAY UK TU1INKD INTO CASH WHERE SPORTSMEN MEEfl 80S W. JmI HI'. WERT SHOP Arr SEARS AND SAVE 1 THE JEWELER lift G. I lit STREET FIRESTONE STORE HOT POINT APPLIANCES l*« fiJANPIRD AVR • AUTOMOBILE W e b u y , Se l l , a n d t r a d e INSURANCE • INLAND m a r in e • WINDSTORM INSURANCE PLUS SERVICE 116 N. PAHK AVE. m im I? ? .- WALGREEN AGENCY" You Are Always Welcome S M m » p in r af*atA»i B J 1; m ' �« \ W ^U t 1 . . ■'f. * r *- THE W EATHER I t U afty n « n to (N vM g tk— •" T * P n t a i ( M P m W o f tha Waaldt To P r U M li I I I R a i t t M a i A i a t i l a To Produce h o « y u f> i (or S u l i i n . 2 Th0 1 §>m xfarb SANFORD. E a U b lto h a d 1908 VO LU M E x x n Cabinet jbives 'or More Than $112,000 la Allocated To Hos­ pital For Insane; $7,000 For Parks U, S. M ay Guarantee Investments B u t Public W ill Foot The Bill W ASHINGTON, Oct. 4— </P)—Hecrelary ol. fom ntereg “ anyer t.J u y backed up P resldtnl Truman » "P oint Four p iim a m i , ■ mej im uf doing away w ith foreign aid s ra n li which "cannut x« ,m forerer." By S A M U A W H O N NEW YORK. Oct. 4 — (/P)— Some buiineiamcn oppose a llo w I 'rule Sam to guarantee return* on then montv if they m veil abroad None of the public do, too. Although they may have no money o l thru own to inve*i. they can *et how they might, at taxpayer), he called upmi to foot the bill. Tin* i* the i*tue in dinputr this week over P iriid e n l Ttuman') Point Four plan to export A m e ri-# ----- --' .•an technical and financial aid to | ( lli w hat would the Inva-t.o underdeveloped a re a s -h o w ran ■,mv# | „ s#» M„mw f * y , you Induce American* to In ve st; rh , y f ,)1Bt lf th , uNioad, tile way the w orld l i to- n|<t„ goniantee* the f it u r n '' ,, . , , . . , . ! money, it it going to want to the Idee of the Investment In to Mlp , r \ i l r the Inv-atm eiits in Un­ iats,) standards of livin g In land* . . . , ....... , . , friendly to the democracies und ’ \ u' “ thereby keep the Communist* nut. ->'d egulate called Iona. Hie end Hut even w ith the Red atom humh , l, r > f ' * ' * wowi‘l ,1* " " o iy tu th»* U. 8 . KtiVfiu fury IttfIVtfS in sjit 1kf ruV lds*i s till tin g lin g otne e c o n o m y-m in d « h* a n d t h a f u i e t NI Washington, .»otne t __ e.l coiigresemen ace displaying lend* we seek In help. And u,.i 'ooluesk toward the idea of guar- too clote a i eseiublance to the j iiii'd iig p r i v a t e Investment) American private enterprise s>s aiirmid. tern which we rtt'omuiend to the Thai sum# hnslnessmen ate cool, world, also, m ight seem strange. On the Then what would these trueiface of It, the guaianiee meagiire iieisinen pte fe r? Some of tlieiu lieligg biuiighl up In Congreis ate telling Congress this «v**k llial looks tike * handout from the the only way tu gel pilvnte . apt public pul »e to the Ameib-un hue- t i j (o Bt,,„ad i, to u .'u o a .iiesiinan. If the businessman jait deal fur it (rum fotelgn ,t.. makes money on the foreign in- ginliients. (liven an even lueak, .estmeiit, line. If he loses, the ,|l f y iBy ( American butinesimen laxpeylllg public, wheltiei tliej a)e nlint ■t enough to gel along like II or iiu i , will make up tlie u 's s iis s i* iis rs *< T e s t r , TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 4 - < / P > 'Tl»» Cabinet today released $504.175 to acquire land end Hart ini­ tial conilruclion work oil the cen­ tral and routh Florida flood con­ trol project, after toieaiing $112,500 for addilional medical aervicet al the Florida State Hoapital al Chattehoochea. The flood control monay will lie ..furned over to the federal governwent, which will provide 85 per­ cent of conduction coila. How­ ever chacki itill muit he eigned hy the Comptroller end Governor and the money will not be ipent except ea actually needed. Turner W ellii, engineer for the dielrict, told the Cebinet bid) will be allied on Oct. 15 for the firit :onitructiori project— a iix mile evee in Broward county. Commenting on tha Stale'* fin­ ancial condition, Governor Warren arked if there wat an yattm anr# federal fund* would ha appropriat­ ed. D iilrirt engineers said S744.000 already ha* been raleated fur the inilial roiulruclion and other ap­ propriation* are now pending be-fore Congrei*. • " I don't want th 4 State to «lnk some money, and then Washing- Growth From 500 To Quarrel On Shore Of ton not cume through,' Warren 10,000 Is Stressed; I Lake Jessup Rmls aairi. The »t»t» hospital gut | 112,800 Rotary Defers Vote In Fatal Shooting to spend on Increasing It* m rd ln il and p *yrh!atrlc sta ff. The in s ti­ Explaining llie service* which llir Carrol E iig lu li, ahuul 42, „a» tution (or the mentally III ha* only sight physician* at preaent. Stele U n ive ttily at G ainetvillr shut and killed l>v a Idati fim n a Two w ill leave aoon, It wants to im d e it the people of Florida end single barrel 2U guagr thru gun build its eta(( up to IS over the last night a* he emerged from s neat year nr ao. Tha hoaydtal has pointing that it had grown from fewer then e thoueand student* in palmetto thatched hut neat Lake ^'^T iW ^m o n a v was'irlleaaed by tha 1920 io more than 10,000 4t pre­ Jetsup at a fishing camp *t Cabinet under authority a t a sent. D. R. Mathews, director o f ihe foot of Sanford Avenue Mike legtilattva act nppruprlatlug 1 138, Dixon, about 18, nrphew of Eng 000 fu r the piirpuM . Tan percent alumni affair*, told the Rotaty wa* w ltheld In geenrdsnes With the Cluli yetterday that "E duralum lu ll, wat arteiled hy S heriff I*. A Cabinet’s agreement li> cdt appro­ mean* opportunity and dial in uut Mein and face* indictment lm llie priation* to meet revenue. democratic society opportunity i* diim ling. A quarrel it icpm led tu ]!o *p ita l Sitpl. J. H. Therrell lisve led to the lulling. laid ahuul three p a lltn ls a day llie thing we should hold out at N liuilly s lie r 8 :0 0 o'cluck Istl are balng dlacharged t t present. motl im poilanl lo the people uf The in ititu rin n has a long waiting our nation". invhi Dixon telephoned the Slier ICaallaae* O a Page f u s t Prior lo M i. Malhew* talk, U W j i ll - i,Hue tn rrp u it ., p iiip u ile d Spencer reported for the House ly "stTidental ilu in im g " u l ln> un­ tnm m illee of the club and tecum- de. >sid Sheriff M n u . A t the niended that the R olaiian* agree time llie S h e riff ws> alirnduig llie lo move to the Yacht Club undei A n iriira n le g io n meeting, and wst certain tm ulilion*. A vote on the In n iird ly summoned bum the Le­ matter by the dub a* a whole wat gion Hut. He quickly lunimnned a A fte r th irty days u f Work mem­ deferred until the nest meeting. cumtier'a ju ry frnm amung llie Leber* o f the F ire Department have The cim dilion* offered hy M i. giminaue) pte trn t including Janie* put the International 800 gallon Q Galloway, putt commander, pnpip truck form erly located at S|>cncrr and hi* coinmittte wate Jeme» Sm glelaiy. s d p ils n l. Rubetl f f h t Naval A ir Station in to firs t ,* follows: claia condition, and It makat an 1> T h rt an lltu n lxtri statement SpaiLinen, J. F. Uentun, Fred M. Im portant addition to tha down­ o f the costs o f all repairs to the Smith snd J. D. Conlell. I hey hur­ town department, Plra Chief M. N. Yacht Club he furnished the var­ riedly left lo view the body. Cleveland pointed oi(t today. ious civic dobs and that a detailed Deputy Churl#* Heck und W. K. T im ing I* a very Im portant fac­ explanation o f a method for re­ tVot-.nn, justice of the peace, also to r In p utting out flree, he pointed payment nf same he eubnittted. out. arid since the truck carriee a 2 1 That all dishes, fu rn itu re end unw ed tu view llie lindy which tank w ith 380 gallon* o f water, it fixtu re s belonging to the various wu- lying face npwaid nnar the w ill be handy for grdaa fire * and civic organisation* at the Tourist thatched hut w ith mi ugly wound fire * in residential area* where Tenter lie removed to the Yacht through the neck where the shot ha.I nlerrrd the Jugular vlen. hydranle are fa r away. The email H uh. Mll.ee Dixon, said H h rrtff Mcro, s tru c k converted laet year by tha i l l That the cost n f removal th l- morning stated that after •w fltam an Into a booster Ruck, a lto *»nm thn Tourist Tenter In the Fugli*h hit him, hi* had gone to carrta*. more than BlO gallon* of Y arht Tluh he added In the cost w ate r,-a n d th e re fo re ‘ two gras* o f the repairs to the Yacht Club the home n f hi* father .Inn Dixon, fire * can b* combatted a t the tame end he liquidated In the same man­ a holt mite awav. gotten the gun, returned and had shot Fugllsh. tim e w ith t h li eouipmaiil. na* Dixon I* Heine held in County W ith tha tw o 7Jo gallon pumper 4 ) That tha dele clubs be advis­ trucke ad tha large ttkw tru ck p u r­ ed hv the C ltv aa to the method nf •tall pending notification u f B tat* Attorney M urray Overstreet who chased during the pact year, tha ,'"* 'in ie the Yacht Club during tha w ill direct proceeding* fo r an Illdepartment now has five tru ck* in winter, quest rta d ln e i* fo r fig h tin g ' fire *. The B> T h *( ■ suitable len>n on the Kuglish, aald H herlff Mara, had department has 10 men w ith five Yacht dial* he provided hy tho bean out o f Ratfnrd fur savaral , on duty at a tim e, but tw o more Cite to the rlvte clubs. months a fta r aarving an 18 month jfe r e needed *ald Chief Cleveland. Introduced bv John Pope who term for fo rg e ry. Sluca hie raThe International IrUek carrle* wa* In charge o f the program i U r. lease, F n g llih Is believed to have ladder*, 1.800 feat o f > H inch Mathews s lid th a t the U n iversity been engaged In eommerdal fishhoee, (Ofl feat o f I H Inch ho*a o f F lorida was established under I n g . ___________ and 180 feet o f 8 /4 Inch ho*e to th a t name in 1005 and that from connect w ith the beoiter tank fo r then u n til 1080 It never had mora q v 'rk emergency ueo. I t aDo ha* than 1,000 student*. H irin g tha '20* enrollm ent grew to about 2.000 The nest decade saw a tumo to 8,000. and the largest enrollAbout 88 membara attended a meet before the w ar wa* 8,400 In tailed meeting o f the Rxecutivee 1N1. ) fo llo w in g the w ar the student Club held last Friday at tha hodv grew hy leans and hound#, Tourist Canter a t 7:80 o'clock. M r. Mathews said. I t was 0,884 In Rimer K. Schtots, executive fie ld 1040. w ith 70 nercant veterans.. director from the home o ffice l| Prince) on. N. J., waa presto' In 1047 <t was 8 .77k w ith 00 par ond discuaaed plans fo r tha con­ I Centim e* On Pen* T w el tinuation o f tha club'a aotlvitlaa during the new yaar. rin v d Pfllm er. president o f the dub, prealdad ovar the meet­ ing and a t tha auggaation o f Mr. Schlots, membara voted to change the name o f the ciab to the Seminole Dinner Club. M r. Kchlote w ill ra tu m tonight to m a tt w ith director* a t tha Tourl i t Canter a t T18O P. M. to u •14 In m aking fu rth e r pleas fo r tha new Hub year. 4 M a t h e w s T e l l s C arroll English Rotarians A b o u t Shot And Killed S t a t e University By M ike Dixon Fire Department Adds Pump Truck To Equipment i i x ItfffflS L S rjri Executive Club Layu Plans For New Yetr lim 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 F L O R ID A , TUESDAY OUT. I. < untlnutd mild mid p a rtly duudt I In ohm h \\>dn*»dey. t t o > A n o d itr d 19111 PretM Leaned W ire Blow Hits Leland Olds Plans Are Launched To Build $100,000 Athletic Stadium C a u g jn g Turned Down Little Damage For 3rd Term Violent Acts R ig OOMilu An Hour Wind LnsliesHoustonAnd B r e a k s Windows; 1 Person Missing M IA M I, Oct. I —i/Pl—Small ir u f t warning Mage ware low­ ered today along tha Florida east ro a tt from M iam i to Day­ tona Beach. Tha Weather Bureau ordered them down al h:.Ul A. M. aa fresh norlhaaal lu east winds dropped tu moderale. The winds were not aapurlulrd w ith a squall wava lo r nut In the A lla n tlr. lira d y Norton, rh ie f storm forecaster in the .Miami Weather Bureau, -aid Ik * squall wava, shout l.'iOO m ilt* asst of Florida, appears to have s la llrd and la (using force. HOUSTON. O n, 4 (/!»> A Im iio a iie which came irt/e c liin g mil nf the G ulf -m a.lv/.l lldn tins I'S a , metropolis t u l v tudav and 'iii|ui>ed (v c ry iu ir hv doing little damage. A few plate glare tim e window* v.cie brnkett at llie wuul swept in hrliind lo rtrn lia l m int which llnod1.1 r iir e lt and uiidri|M t»F, O rio n war whipped down -Herts anil tiers lirn t lio iiro ii.il a- ‘HImile an lioui winds w luppr.l the illy , wlmie 500.IK'D ami mme teuleiils make it le v a ,' l.n a rtl. I lie hurricane c liu iiird ill flout d ir I,n il la ir Iasi mulit. sinking hist at the llltlu iliv m li mast hetween MalaKoida and I (report, leg., .ilimit fit) miles smith ol lieie. line pul son was i ii IhhI nk . much ut is lic li rice crop ileslinved unit cotton henvllv duiunged up the tllll t Idlin' tw lull'll t III111III llllilM IIP In T.1M inches ut 1‘io t A i i Iiiii ft'fl thtoiighoul llir ruMtial u ii'ii An exact tuttimali'd of total daniiige wa* Impossible until fu r ­ ther chock cnnlil lm made, lin t it appeared heaviest damage was lo rice amt cnllou, ami Hint the coast'- vast olid -p iu w llo g im lustiy wns ic lm lv i'lv lodnirt. Unlveslon, i - 1u i ut icHorl cllv shout hi) m ile- -m ilhe'll-t of hole fought the edge of tho storm But Its high -eawnlls -lived il flo u i H'MNIIsM**l lls I ' Ts«l m Voiormiu T o Hour Here B f e a k C a j m ^ Initial Heps to finance and build a $ 100.000 concrrte and steel baseball an,I b othall stadium in meet a condition caused by rotting and d r lr iin i.ctnis w .niilrll stands al tils* Municipal Hall Haik w rie taken I rtdav a lie n ,...n »beii a sntmiotler of irpiesentalisr b isuiess and stsic leadri. luri il the I oilsi*t I rule, and fo m iu la lrd ptai s to stall a innseSterl And Cnal Rows Senate Cnuiip Votes ini h i In i —it* 11 ,i jit iiji'i't . K:n U If I 1 m i-sluiltlri, utt 'im 'y, Art* Reported As UiianiniotislyNol'l'n foi ft in I lit 11 Kit till 111 Sum in* tit . * . IkH- hielt »• *t•i* ft-tl ftt t | • a i-Ilf ill* ! . Hiditntl Mitti Li ( I inijll^ At till CuMuijr W o r k e r s i ut llii* Hii'tlMiu, nf winy. Confirm I 1 e s u l c n t I hi' P L| , y. j | III., r n V \ MumBiy Il 1 In pud, fit* 1 In la ird , flu ! $.10,000,000 A Day Truman’s 112% .*111, iiit<I •>%ill fi-k ItM tiff 111111 ih r iii'H 'lu d itiiii ran It* In flt in I j.I>)11n\ul i f it "M tailiuin A utlm i* llin ti 11* um * fiti at U'Jiitl ifiu la*. 1ri I ' l l i s m UGH. 0,1. 4 -(/P > — W A A S H IN G ID N . O il. 4 > TII \ *’ f., |m n iitif iIn* t p in t id Hit* ftj- rfia ll 'fia u ii n rx t — A Setialc C iu iu n rice Subciun , elt.Bli lu n ltt, vity ii 0it in 1- «I#i«i i*|- y ra t. and (mi ih r i lifiil fmdkmil turn -lu iti 4(til death broke the '4I111 ut the nation') mine liclda rpitlee voted u iu m n io u ilv toils* tiU y ih t inl • )i.in mini nf 1h»• t ,mi iiifM. t , •••in siinrel fill's m -Miln^ ' l l i r remind ft*f in addition lo 4 , twin <liiies o f (u sl miner) and agsu ul xpplovmg s lln u l trim l.o l kutt I l f v i **11§4 (uut i l l . i til a U ls n .l Okie no the I c ilr ia l I'uwer 'Hints , **j1111a111#.-«• Ut v h ii | In m w uRimiiK Ah K iid ii rlia iim u n . up steel W m lri! gioitiul on today at flDIIlf t'd Ini lull Si 1 lu ll tllll jk't lie 1ul C oooio"ooi Ih e M ihcom liutlrr ill »4IIII I*ItIM'41 I 1 «-1*;| 1A Jllht I sm.I ltl.il *iacirfat > ami fM il-lnil v rInin mail. ,1 daily 105* ill mme than $ 111.000,flt'ltk \\ -rtr to ' , kill I It \ H ill All. 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S i * nut hi j* w h»» v.ditl in f i i v m ul I i h )•*' isn iiiUt i 't.:ti m ini’is n*|ii*tiriw tlir 11■mu 1m u *u H tr |»l «m|||C4II9* ( " ill I h*H VV1*1 Ik f i l l i I* ilvv111 i ’ .litbn*4**n (!> ( 1it** I , | veil S. itell in* A*, Its No Ni'cl |*‘or I lastc ♦*T ih r Mi • !** :|■|m ;iH.i *n ih r Ksist'cliiiu man I.f 1In* lu ll imuhIH ui' i . ' \ lu irm uut I n iH ilr p i t s . L \ itilnn ilnltH'iui (I* rh |lil Repnilrd S«*Ttt By *i* iriWi i Hl*i Di ditlc Yiii'ir lav To kYc.ill ifil lit* in iuii'k In wnilf; mutt nf llu* mU n u iiiiit lir i n ’t ’iiu \ **■f ••14Ijsv S t ;i i c D u p i i i i m e i i l I *'1111'iit.it In Prai/tif 111 i (>- M i l 1 . Mi I ’ m I r i m I [ l> A l l / * I n iiih iiiifti l s i . n i m i ii it in 5 n f t h e lin 'd (It Hun » k*i»|u*liui I t K lml» Midr(m'I mIi Ii I | •t >11' 11■■- I V I * l l l i l l t t l iiiiai llriubur i l l I §1iU»I . 'If \* .1 I t /f , ho-l«tv«tLi.t. i i* t W A M I I N i . D >N. l t d 4 4/1 'i tin u m l rip i i , Hlm .'i'i Scilttuted HliU (ill* hiu Uh lu u i T* t /r> l.o,l.i i ,tki,t - l .iimmill llir t o iu m t.iii-l g .n r in in e iil ol ♦n rt lilt * a*41! 'LMi'H Jill* 'Fit *11 0|J»* m l icIi'R In* vi* 1■"1»' lu 'l»*f IDIfllii uiul o l v o t n u i o r o l - . i . i p p r i l i t - l u r i u l 1e11Ii I|r l|((ll Uii IMH/i'll 11i | 5, 1* ( lo lls lis t I i m i i m IIv i r .| U r > l n l i r fnk hU virwB uii f»*ittV4il 1»’K " 'U | \ <• iipf Mutihmi vvn* MMiurttd s l o p | i. i < I W illi \ I i g i i - I . I V M lo ilav . o g iiilio ii h y (h r l 'n ilr .l S i s i r , tm v iniweto u5»*i llm m»lu iu l m n u ll \ * M » u i l .f iiM l l T \ | \ V m i n * uml v l r i u . M i i l r i l l l i n i l l i r 5 t i g o « l . l v I h e ‘ .is le l i r p s . t o i - n l . ( j . i . i l r d liirjuslry, c i" m r i|* ii'rm in i’it tu pL-Wrl nonrrlt'litfs of Olds have cmiteinletl . m i h i - , , , i l n ( p i I ’ w i v i u r h r i r i t l l n l i h r i n p i r U w u , i n . i . j r i n s l e l l r i 11r 11• • 11 iiiiib '* i n r * f c i i i | n f v v m k l n g . llia l the allHt'k upon him sii'itiiiicd i i i i m r i l i a l r l y . (»)!. ■MitniN nf MtHii K iini/ctl mine* to llir A l i i r n . s u . o i l ,t i l g r i i r i s l si r i ,11,, log powcl and imthuml lti<" j f i n v r ii it i m l t u i l c l n y F m h in irt Ilo lr in n im m n n rtlu lr null I t c . l . o l i h o l l r . l 1' i p u i g i . t r t the inteic-ts •11\ nMcinpi (u i**iiry ’ nd! from OCI Li III! I hr filrtiH |UkI rni uu* iniiit'ii- h M W D oling ticHitngs i'V the -nh ’ ilm ii tli if llu tlr flint ml lm llir ir m 'ii m r tn I c j n l r i - mul min*/N i m I m -.Ni I i Io i M a n . iim m itice. Hep l.vle M[ l o t • ill ill I . o i i - i t l c i i h . i l il t , n r . c - - . i i v •ippcutcd as it witness trod .on Mil ShllMo* n mr,ml ,i 11Hal I Inr.ik ' I i . I l l i c l c h r r - l . i h l i < h c i l m o i i i . i l i i t l l , i . s r i t h e h H t i c . w i i h ( i o v e r n o r 1 |4 ..Mllnuvet lilt I • wt,‘ 1 I (tlJH'km1 1,1*4' m tlra iiilv u o M rm im ilo |»|in ia lu • h i d . •l o . i l i . ic t.ilii.iih rlo rrii it„llu 14•I*( n ir h i'r ?ih«'W5 im vlo* • 'm illn u r i im r u s t 'a « v u i irliillitfiRt I»r1% vrm llir hm n iiiiiliii^ I ' c o p t i - ! ( r | i o h l i . ii o ll lI IIHim m . s a l l . I all l l i r aiiiMMjiii rm. uf ir.n l iiv ri . . . . m i l O ' - , , | i l , , . utnhl Dl'Iil.V Dll 1 * 1 (11',M r i . i i j n t ' i n i d o ( / r i l i I d f til ii al u n i« »rfim li tl ! * nf f II «|11»11(111Hf f t M ill | l Midi * i fiitirill i miiiiuJ i i n I ih r Amf 111*1 v 11n Nt'flit in ii, Mr Ip mm uoi » |n i'9r n i r m I 'tiv u r n nmlr miu ■»’ -I |HI 'stiimikiK I li*1 lli if 1-11 hi All.tide, tin ih ifijl lm t ilth,i"V Mall F« 11(141 Sfiilu I fi |ii 111 mi'll 1 f11 »'n«s (itfhi'i W A S H IN T iT U N , lt d I ill im liullllM > | i i r x lin k 'd m ill I Hit1*11f 1 V\ h 11* Hittif M FMmiinil llie (iciuocriillc A d u iliiis liiiti. |i - nnnsinril w c ir m imwi .i I lull .s, n i a l l pone i i i M i t ltit'Diui ic h o ll M < lukit. fill' \ 1111*1Hilll I'lHl'MlI ill'll ijT M t l'V Del I ' l*i J A lto tpout onil * I *ti-vIiiiik I\ II11--111 I',.1.10,1 lio n cull uf IS**i»mvr, iiM4-iv»*il 1 I1* l»'f '•»■'t Bights legislation until next v n' c u t , ' . - o i i n , ■(„*,' c o u r t gin y, Bolgui 01 nod li.n iiiiiiio ioi.l 1* 1 t id I Wliih* ■ 'imi fi mm I . , f,g-.» r i " , , , . . - i " . g u t lid ...s let med o "tio lllic til outio'ii ‘|u imI imI" Mini 11ifI kill id 1! vi in 11 ■r los 11t i w>"it,<il u ti .■ „ it I. , r line ,-r" todav hy Rep. t'.dntei B> oi iiniiiiceil tlo 'ii fi 11iid -liip uml 010 'm il aid D ciitics with I'll" Imi ih cj I >1r Hi li 11f**| I" til* *r|tf tn nil fui i > " o l i l l i u t IJcw op i i " ."'p la n e alld mss I liod stopped stout ,d loeiikoig dip 1 'ail (Ilftl'tlllHlli lU lii't p r i s o n s i*. w e l l, Obviously, T o ll.... m ill » "• huiiiitlc tics \\ 1 1 1 1 4 ti» ihiu'il io tn v w lif Mi »'1 t i n n y , n l i n v l s h ' • • • k i n g , 'll! year l „ r t e i. the slm le g v I* to " “ B I ho Ctectl -In tc llli'lil oliiiioiin log 1 1n 111*|iii ....I * h iim v 11111 ii 1 111 11 *u 1 • •lU O l i d ........ t e n i ' l l . -i ib u lg e d u til election yeut tu |int l"es 1lie iinivo miii| 11 Iiii .i Itch ile liiill' • ire uii House ami senaloi- up I v e s l a t i l t s l i c i l lli.il H i e \ i i g n - l i i v |.("|'|l|l|iltl l|f WIHItil Nil \ Mlily " i ' l i " h a v i n g K e p t " .it H u n i t B U t flit 1 ift f l m ti'tl Sf ii( i • <tin " k ill." I ti.i-' > ,*-fis s ih u C e d '. i re -e ln 'tliili. \ o i l i i i s s i n l o . s tu lf in I ' n i g i i e I n i d I11V I 4> t'DlDi nit with .illiei "Intel B i'i, \|"i«>| I t i l n n i liu i was AlColmer is e liu iiiiiu n of u u' oi1 i i i i ' l i i i l e d " a g e n t s u m l p i n v o c u l l.i' i.’s wife Sho Bi"ii idling with ul soul hern repiesentnllve- " h " c o i n " sent l . y 1 n g o s i t u 111 tot,. , , ,1 ood iMcmlly ................ . i .Di,..- phnaTil when i i ’ snahive iirgH liire.l to oppose the I ‘ x e c l i o s l a v u k 10 I n . i ' r , p | n i i u g . i u . n l ,m vt.olt ilcvelopmcitts in t I 1IM11 \s foi os lid s g iiv c in n i.m ' Imn I ' l l , ' f i e u i t l l e e i ■><> w h i c h «he 1‘iestilenl's C ivil IHgltls pt»ut .o> I n C l l ' U t u l l l l l c s t , I'lllCil It see- oil-*.' 1"•*I v I'" w il- H oveling Clashed about 40 He said tlm t the iinnotinciiocot S i m l l u r c l o n g c - Im d heen -in im l l.y Senate Democrat lr t cH'lel cd I.V Itimn 1,1 ami nlhci t'" iiilo lm 10 hci'iisslly fill' oliy Imste," lie sold m i l e s f r o m O i i d w ' r . l l u ' c n s n n l l v 11 1 ill D i e c i s . h Incus iD - III) Ihu I fB vil liic 'il- ti'u n in ilillis t .................... il Inin. ■il l . Ilii'lin ll'd till e e t u p e X e r L l l i v # ! iigialultoo would lie taken op oiation B i i i .'hid cnim liles. They I Atfitlt'iit T11 Hoot Ih ilie K c n n c c n t l Cmppci Tnrp. curly nest vein "comes a* no said that the Bodopc-l lieas.iii • IliK lily E x a R K u r a f fc r ’ I ' . .lic e chary.' lin iiv n l a r e d a -urnrlse to me." u m l foi fin ini'. I Iniiu ul 0111 Fin 1 .1, iiainii*' t i . i , 1i i ,o'. ..ii the plant! " i t Is generullv known that cign Minister l.us/ln lililk sen III, l i e J It Hoot this null ti­ >0 tn g *iiliiilc s)"iiD c a fte r It mo F K t'T h ill tn which III* I'tesl I end'd lo in* hlllige.l, pi lived lliu l .tent and Ih * nrajorltv leudet of I Ito was ci.nspliiiiu lo ovcittunw ll it Mtol thiil lie I1111I been up l e d o f f r i i c v v u v e O i l s a c c o u n t : , , , , si-hcil hy SBVCi.il pel sons I ilia c (tail hud ut least one afi ' m Senate referred is lierniumg Die Moscow l.si lii'il -ati line go, mora and mure contruversiuh cl oniuntu. .1 king It his son, l<>h" Hoot, t i n w iili unothai w i u i i s n since he 1 1 it i i e " involvtul I11 «" nccluont "m l lic it B its mora than seven < dmer said. T h o n tflc lu l Ttu g iin .u d io uo "R ut Die main point Is Dial 11. ritu s v llh 1. vents ago. L'uatlniirit *.n pa Me two "I ("Id the m D in t lu lin ^ h u ll Bit a Imd a (tithing) iniuranc* ■lie Democratic high command i.ll D u s m i i i i i i i i g u l 7 :ID o ' c l o c k liiMires tliev w ill have u hetlet piillcv tokt'o out mi bur life tha u s u i . I f o r S t e t s o n T n l v c i s i l y . •Inv she die.I, i ppnrtim ltv tn enact l i l t ' mi cut M i *h . E i i H f v i T i y W i l l ir.sIlM U .S (la Css» l’n » i liciictciix B o e -i. 17, p s t a l y x a d m ill D o ll I h ad not licurd th a t Coal Strike j . 1*Fitl!turn1(ifI'ia1M i1 Czechs S c r a p Red China Asks Reco^nilion From Yugoslav Pact In Sovie! Wake U. S. Government VcU'tmis Hr lie u (;. j, Ri , (s Seen Sml S p e c i a l i s t s . « , At Supper Meeting As 1 1 I'ro lilriu , nf soil consi'iviiii.ui w i l11l 1. i o, .1 .i .i .i ai lth.......... u i ',1d Ih. .v. ............................................... ciiii-c rv iifliiii 'i i e r l n l i * ! - T l u i r s d n o iiig tu at the W in o r e F u i m e t II.'B ill n o H r m l " " I " H i g h Hcllim l. to the V c l c r n i l - D o T i l e K s r t n T r n l o l o v i'lits s , lo llo w l l l g • c o v e i c i l d i s h s l i p p c i « l 7 'll. n i'lo r k .I.d m I'le is o n , l o - t i n c t o i. a n n o n iice d t o d s v T h e s i i i ' n k e t s w i l l I n c l u d e 11. F tV Ilh .'ie li T e n l r u l I'lm lih . D i« tiiiU T n iis c iV H lIiin ls l ■ I. A .Ig e o b s iu i, e n n a rc ve th iiils l fo r S e m ln .d e T o o n tv: How ard B l — lltu d , h jo lo vl-. a n d w l h l l l f . ' s i i . t Im I U i : M H M . u g a ll soil s i d e n t l i l ; ( J e n r y e J . K e e n " c o n - i 'i c s t l o n n i.lc u n d ( le o r g e T H s r .lr .i m e m b e r o f the B o a rd oi K iiiie rv in o is , S o il T n n ie rva tlo n Bervlce. * inntion iilrlu re "F lorida, Wealth or Want#", w ill he shown and there w ill he a general ills mission oil conservation und the planting of 7,IBM' slush pine seed­ lings In Inrul ureus. W ive, of the veteran Iraine## are Inviled lo he preaent. The sitppei committee w ill m elude Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph l.loyd Mr. and Mrs- T. T. I.awson uml Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Tedfurd N o . 291 Man Believed Drowned A t Daytona ( ’harmed With IM * Wreck I'Yiccs ( 1onrl Today Be Burk'd Tomorrow lie h u d ■Ice hit c d been Rev. in «ny Ito o i. Fuuural s e t v i c e s l o t M i s . f i u r u h M c M i l l a n I ' l u M e i h y w h o till'd c i t i l y S u n d a y m .i r i i l i l g w i l l l.o c o n d u c t e d u c c ltla n l,” l.e lo w t h o w a i s t h u t - l . i l l f n l w i t h Ills l i H i n l i , m o d e » t t o y . v i t a l m e c I ( u a i l n g . a n u ) ' « ■ ■ t’ e v l K IW A N IH HbKTTlO N TUCK EH I.E \H E JA T K S O N V IL I.K . Del. t -id 't T H IT A G O , <Vt. 4--1A8—Trus­ i,,.""i,r.l A. I ' s i u a of M i a m i ■it " : 0U I'. ,M. Wednesday at the ele cte d F I" .'d a ill-trid tees " f Tucker T n rp u riitln ii today F in I Preabylorlnn I'hurch with ,11, inlet tut- vovo up the firm 's lease on the Rev. A, O. M clnoii offleintlug, govetnor of K iw iinls lio n u l ui t i n ' a n n u a l c o n v e n t i o n Inin** H171 .DdO.OOD war surplus WF-ST PALM BEACH. Oct. 4 t/P>— A man who waa hrlieveil lo i. - i. l. I d hy 111. K. I>. litowrilee. today. fui met Ihidgi' Chi vsI.'i plant hare. M is. Kaaterl.y, H7 yema old al ‘icre have drowned at Daytona Beach l*»l M«y 6 haa turned up in West Palin Division lieutenant'governoi a An t.t .Icr re lu m in g th# vast , Die tlm u o f hot ileal it, Hindu her nrincd weru: county jail. iilnnl to the Wm Assets AdmlnH li D o n g l a s , B o l d f a y s A r t l m n Th# atrange aloiv um avrled y/.i#iday when Sylvan 11. H u id irIt., Iniighlor, Mr. „and m l'' ' Mrw,1 by Mi si'1Fldwiiri! D n t i e r , M a r i a n n a i H t t i i i ( i l l ' I ' S , n iiu h u " iviik signed today tcilernl d is tric t Jiidgu Michael 1* attorney for the fam ily of Linwoml H alf won M rG iaw , uieud a »lsic- IligglllN on West Tenth .Htiect. Mlie liv e lin k ; J . M . Steve n s, N e w hud iuiuti in III t> utDi (<u it iniiu ment. * * S in g lin ' Itc iid ii Fle d Wilson l Igoe. M cflraw disappeared tie o rg e W. S m ith , ■ecoml degree and wrote a het of years. Him was horn Mar, 6, H a n f o r d : UJIIM I'L T H B K AGENTS Iona Beach w hile epeerflahlng. HI* |lI»*c r|,,t|on fo r medicine lo treat t«'W »nd wa» u iiiaiiiber of the r i c a i w a t e r ; E d t . l g l i t f o o t , L a k e D EN VER . Oct. l - I A ’ t— Rea bathing trunk# war# found on tha „ 1(, eh|j,j A rn(,,||(.a| do,'tor cult Presbyterian Uhuich and o f the i u n t l ; Fle m C. Dame, Fort ______ _____ Fierce; W illiam T. Cochrane, Tin let of U ltlnnlown I’a., wa# sand and he waa believed to have | t ,,.r said tho diagnosis an d ;. Knetern B U r. 1 I’alll.earei's w ill Include Joel 8. VYiam-liuln; Joseph Tut ter, bake elected iirosldcnt nf tli# N atlonw drowned. preserlnilun ware currect. as Ficlti, Juhn K rlder, I*. A. Mcro, W. Worth, und Ray Sterlln, M iam i Assnciatlnti of County \g rlc u ltu ta * Burdick's statement * * ld i ''M curnw wax dearrlhed ...................... Agent# lust night. T arter, last nd li«ach •‘On J u ly 28 McOraw arrived In . harming and gracious hy those A. I'm rick, Ham ilton Blidiea, and vettr’s vii'L' liiesideol, Sttrctted# J, be It. H. Coleman. B urial w ill Vcedernburg, Ind., in a car w ith w|l0 m#( trlrn. Where he gel his II. i.ugan, Cloarwaler, F la. I ' A H S I N R E V I E W made In Evergit'en lieinulery. plenty o f money in hie pocket knowledge o f madidne ami ntuaic FDHT BRAGG, N. (’ ., Oct, 4 and banking connection*. He posed not known,“ t/1h- Twenty thousand troops »f D W IN D M N ti tiO l.D aa Dr. Gaorga Grave* o f ChattawtB|, Hbwriff Juhn F. K irk ..... ........ . ..... _ picked ......................................... . LONDON, Oct. 4 —(A’l—Chart the *"ift|, n.irps passed In review nooga, Tann. Ha met a _.young up a man here who gave JA C K S O N V ILLE , Oct. 4—(A»l— woman there and whan ho de- ttis'nam e"of Pan pi*h'D udley? l i e : cellor n f the Exchtiqtmr Sit Hluf fur President Truman and high •Inniah; Arm y officials today. A mass drop A tla n ta parted on Ju ly 27 telephoned her wal held fu r Inveetlgallon ami waa ford T ripps aniiuunccd B ritain's dw indling gold and dol­ of airborne Infantry ami heavy Bunion fro m Prlncaton, Ind., and tha f o b , i(|, n tlfia d aa Met.raw. Cleveland lowing day from Chattanooga, still 8t, Lucie county haa issued a lar reserve* decreased another a rtille ry ready fo r Instant battle D etn.lt < poalng aa D r. Gravaa. warrant charging him w ith th e ft • 221),(KM,000 In tha quarter ending artiun was to follow. The President arrived hy plane Kansas C ity ''O n A ug. 1 ha called her from id an automobile and another w ar­ Hept. 80, The ra a a m a now stand a t I t , - frnm Waahlngton at 10 A. M. to New YorkP o rt Pierce. She continued to ra- rant allaglng ha laaued checks la 1' 404,000,000, ha aald In a speech witnasa a day-long program of Phoanix In Daytona Beach. aatva mall fro m him u n til 8apt. 4, .s ’ alrbbrna operation* damonatrat- Saattla “ ••> « * ■* to London baakgra and marchaata. la jail. H I* whan ha became allant. y trw . tricks la. to m oving P r oo nrt M tuyarwThis fIgiur* jumpered with what Ing tha latest >iJ S A i P a r i Ptcrae • hoy-mteh a fully-equipped ground fa m e b y JeakaonvUm , f i » ate to capture aa "a lrb a n d ". * ' Ocnto A tn M tt Turns Up In Jail A t Palm Beach THE WEATHER^ _ j 4 .* 1 , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 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 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2fad1106db908303b6efa1e62b594e11.pdf 40a7c04aa27e97ee79102c56ae6db5f1 PDF Text Text m W ID N f c f t D A T 8 E P T . 1M t o r t Hjdi SchoolYouths Brick Layer Pilot aub Berlin Criri* Mayfair Opening Tentative pleRi for a large ' bridge _petty were made and Mr*. . v u k —. . . oaal f tPestlaweg _____ __ _ * * Hi e square foot by using the new Club building In the future In or- Al Hunt, chairman «• ------ . F lrit Street. A^goll putting green oooaoqJSoot s s . r account.* What the United SUtaa la » y in j machine, It* Inventory add, and to ! « * • the Tourist Canter menti, named her commHtaee Md la toon to be Inatalledd on the oaat CH ICA G O . Rapt. 8A-(A*I—Two for la an agraamant which wouli “any reasonable acroptinc." by * « • for the us* of the tourlata, ssplalMcl th M rd u tlca.M re. R *h lawn, Mr. Doty announced. close the book* on wartime aid to », railroad enbankmant by police the construe lion Induatry will cu t1f he duh voted to hold It* meet- Scott, president, called for the Russia, such aa th# MttwmanW at' I e*»V * roulono.(M >ft“ * ‘ y em 'Vu m ' "»* I here when It la ready for full cooperation of all member* to D0r t * Vt0* ^ tennis court**r# now ‘ r, halting what the youth* concluded long ago with Britain, 1e* their newly dlacnvered building coat*. bowling Franee and nearly all the other 1“ A 1 J --------, Being replaced. A lawn bo, * thrill. Hummers prudlcted It will booat | flfreed to pay only Hf i T u "' **#'ri ? , court is being considered said Mr. hald th# latter part of October at | i , , Detectives had seen the boya | the demand for brick (‘(instruction T T rlv m lsm g not only or ihe the Mayfair Inn. , , , „ ... . . u _ alklng along the traeka and then to unliMini of heights. .Skilled1 «*enrleeed Peea r u e oeet „ ' . . I A. J. (freer will again assist Mr. hotel, hut of Sanford a* well. A rrow into a IP-Inch deep open- workmen will benefit fiiim It, he ctl June JU. Drorg* Harden _ was *P‘ i fj„(y |n the management of the new, Illustrated brochure of the X under the tlca. The offlreia nff<!i*d, Ihtiium * InriPHSpd um* of M«intlmu» the Administration pointed as chairman of the Mental j ^uttj The same local personnel hotel, awlmmlng pool and grounds b*cam* more curious when they brick. In I,omen ami other build-■slugged along, agalnat high eonla due to be Issued this week, and saw the boy* apread n ahoot over Inga will mean more Job* for them. grc»*ionel akeptlciam, In its puah "d £ w « w m .\ " wl“ " , • ” '!"h, r lwill be widely distributed, he 0 M , ' -| The frame-llkc rig la grated to for thw I'resldant’s »40/‘ » rw u . pointed out. The hotel will be open *' ^ w .‘ n K 7 n t u » « ■.t'“ 'l*11°i! - 1P“ i downeight or lii bric"k.”« to n e : "Point four” program to develop her*'deal ' season than last year due to ax- until April 16. r.r. I ^ a ^ . J i r- -. __________ » : L t o . Hummer. say, It will work the world-, backward areas. f .r .b ly < and natch the tralna go over ua. on any type of conatrurtion— i Secretary of Agriculture Bran the they told detective* Jam ** O'Neil equate or round columns, ilngle or n*n, carrying tho ball before the Memorial Hospital which •no John Pretiel. **We ware doing double walls, or even walk ways.) House foreign affalra commute*, talned by the Pilot Club. Mn. £ funt for a kick." liullt-ln guides ami spirit levels declared ‘‘point four" la vitalto I John Calloway and Mra. Gordon detective* they keep a constant plumb, horliun- American ugrlcultura. Sweeney were appointed aa a On* Owner, Low Milegg*, Radio, Und*ra*al H*at*r, tally and vertically, without usa' The problem of finding foreign committee to take car* of thin. Good Paint And in axcallant Machanlcal Condition. ago'end 'cHmberf Into T t, "Within I "f plumb lin e , guide airing* and for thia country's boun-l A abort review of the By-Laws ........................... # ________ inches ,of their heads, thay said, | band level*. An ............. auxiliary master! “ ful harvests Is of particular toncon- and Constitution was given by six train* on th# Chicago and scoop provides enough mortar to I ,‘, , n to Ii Ih department, Jliannan; Mrs. Georg* Htlna while Mra. A. O. Jarrell and Mrs,- Joel Field Iforth Western railroad track* bed eight bricks In one operation,1••'"Hfmd.^addlrigt “The United States la geared snoke on attendance and mambsrloomed over them within 30 min- Guide points on thu sides of the Ut#l. device lake care of the problem of tu a high level of production, both snip classification, Yaaterdav they brought along a quick and accurate placing of Hie farm and Industry, and we need A report of the milk beak IA » e . A It j u * # liai 4 ttnla* ! ahaat *n thry_ wouldn't get their j brick*. sound markets oversea* In order chairman, Mrs. W, E . Hollayhaad, clothes dirty. Thev aleo picked the revealed that $87 had been apeat j n ,|,ort> |t>a designed to lay to slay in that gear. Hut several committee member* during th* p**t month far 14 1D f - t a -"»»> “ .< •« -• told reporters they feel that the ,p,art. 0f fresh milk and one case d a„n train, woulit pa.a nv.r pick them up ami put them down, proposed machinery fur operating uf c, nn#d ml|k yor n(t(|y f am|||n . tile inventors suy. I M a lls of its m. TERMS and TR A D ES the development program it overp | ,„ , w, r, ram(1, for th, vil|| Th* bov*. Raymond Ralaman, Id. opetalion, however, wore kept sec­ elalHirnlc. Ollien. tut»#flouht that 0f the Lieut. District Governor, ret until It* formul unveiling. gnd Thomas Collins, 16, wars turnCongies* will uct this session, aa Mrs. Mahle Gonialea, who will be Hummer* and Hodgson gat the *d over to their parents by police. Mr. rruman desires. here on Nov. 14, An educations! ' Idea for n brick-layer while on .Senator C* n (Jt-W aih) de- program will be presented at tka duly together during the war. The uiniided « IJfi.OOO-a.y.ar salary d|nnn raM ti„g on Nov. 6. Thar, SANFORD. Fl.A . TELEPH O N E 1034 I Missouri-horn Inventor said they for senator, ami rrpresantativc* If w#re S l prM* n t l got ‘‘fed up" with the time It took this sum Is voted fur President | -------------■ ! » » ■ , - i --------------------------(milling that employes contribute to get work done the obi way. Tiuman's cabinet members. Sommers, who helped build the Tim Washington Senator told something to the pension program. Htllwell road In the ('hina-lluiiiiuHeuatu he opposed any salary, i The United Slaalworkat*' Union India theater, worked out the tinincreases for top-iaval government! -la’ Wei lilenl. Th# union previouily l plan* for the new machine and officials at this time bad stood Hal on demands that Hodgsoni helped put It ov»r. um If Congress Congress 1 does approve It won't he the first time Kornsteal companiaa gmy the entire niert and General Pick have met. the bill to increase executive sal­ aries. he said, then tba lawmaker* teat of the pention plan. Th# Inventor served In th# Gen­ should gst as much money aa the eral’s command In the Pacific. . However peace hope* toie on Cabinet members, Cabinet member* now get |I6,reliable' information that U. S. i OUti yearly. Members of Congress Steal tyould have a italamant latet ) icctdvu 6la ,600 In salary and a (n th* day. and an announcement 48,600 tax-free allowance. ( I ’MtlaaeO rimm Page oaet by Cyrui Ching, federal concilia­ Invcslm i'iit nffllln tes bv commer­ Coin offered an amendment to tion director, that he would have cial bunks was mnde llli-gnl after the bill to boost th* lawmakers' statement on the steel diiputc the crash of I Will hecaitse of abuse* pay to a first fL'6,000 without th* Hint xliowctl up fmiu Ibcir unre- (ashen expensu money. about 4 P. M. gulutcil practices. Hi, contended The HciinU'-lluuse Atomic ComChing was reported ready to of­ lliut experience "xhmdd not blind | m|ltce and the Atomic Energy fer service* of Ills conciliators tu us tu the* potential value of capl- Commission discussed weya of exI Discover New 'Thrill Foreign Aid S 1941 BUICKSEDAN $995-00 1946 PONTIAC SEDAN* ...... $1295.00 Fully Equipped 1942 PLYMOUTH SEDAN .... $ 695.00 $ 125.00 1939 BUICK SEDAN NICHOLSON BUICK CO. Steel Strike a few cent* on the dollar of tho actual coat uf the arms and suppile* they obtained front tho “ar­ senal of democracy" to help de­ feat Hitler. Lend-leaae material daitroyed In the common effort agalnat the axi* la written off entirely. However, the U. S. haa claimed th* right to recapture leftover arm* and has Insisted on th* return of naval craft. On this basis Britain settled latu In 1946 at less than three centa on tho dollar. Official* declined to tay how much of th* 111,000,000,000 Russian bill Moscow has bean called on to pay but presum­ ably It would not ba fa r out of line wdthrtfaat-____________________ Bogart Battle , (CeattaaeO «*•> shoulders. Bouneara restored order and **B °*a*t and Seaman to tba sidewalk, panda* and all. "Mr. Bogart no longSr will ba Imltted," E l Morocco said todail Bogart, _ hare between movl9 U«iween moviag with wife Lauren Bacall, could not l>e located. -Almost — * —- three-fourth* »- - ——««■«» va of Plug** cede*trlan* killed in traffic accldanta are struck down bstwstn 6 t : M. and I P. M. during th* ssssdiu when the*# hours are dark. NOTICE At eleven o*clock on Thursday morning, October 13, th* gim siis of Public Instruction --- _ . —.. ■■■ •rtctlvg ■e w snsaswig ux W U Board will Moled mbid* on L ..1 1 — as* I k . H U . . . . . . . ___ a l i t . . a heating nyatem Ffor the Midway school. Plana and l r n--------—obtained ----------------- —Ellon I. ■peel*** fleal iIlo a mayj ba from Architect Houghton at the Sanford Atlantic National Bank Build* Ing on depoelt of five dollare, A certified check or bid bond for five per cent of the bid most accompany the bid. The board reeervee the right te reject any or all bids. SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION L. E .Jordan, Chairman T. W. Lawton, Secretary Small Loan speed,bargaining ovsr the new U. 8. steel offer. Kaplan pruposed tluil rummer The new proposal was reported rial bunks In earli federal reserve Id provide for a higher company dlstrlrt shiiuld subscrllw up to 3 per rent uf their capital and sur outlay than previously offered. nlu* In a district capital bank with Reliable reporta said this offer provides that: i U. ft. Btsel would pay four rent* hoilr to support a welfare prom tf the employ** pay an averr d f two rente an hour, i A Joint study of pensions would be undertaken, as suggested by (a* presidential fact-finding board, Whlel) th* company paying up to •ta cants an hour In a program jg whjch omployas also would icon- & Th# plan lw cunllngent on the don's agreeing tn extending exlatlng labor contract* until Apr. 80, fSBl. Wall fltraat tntarpretad these development* as pointing toward • aetth-i emant, and stocks Jumped ni a *«w cent* tn more than a share. In Duluth, Minnesota, miners Who dig th* til* for the etael mills failed off atrlka plan* after a With steelworkers union quarters In Pittsburgh. Armro corporation, a ateel with headquarters at MlddUtnwn. 0 ., announced agr#emant on ■ peimlon plan with Ita union workara—not affiliated with ik a United Steelworker* who had M l an Induatrvwlda atrlka deadline M WlQI A. M. Saturday, lir e new panaioti plan calli for W a ‘month for approximately M worker* In two Armro plant* Middletown. It dot* not affect m Armen plant*, whether they la company union* nr bargain Ih the CIO United Steelworker*. Iw e da the first contract n#go* ted with a major Meet firm «■ a fact-finding board appointby President Truman proposed 10-rent hourly package, Inelud•nelona and imurance- The ‘recommended Induatry pay I cents. lar-the Armen pact, the com­ pare about AO per cent, the bial workere 40 .per cent. U plan called for between id jN I monthly penelone. he coal atrlka violence flared when two gunahote war* I t ■a convoy of IS loaded r !gram. a :* '" ...... In ‘ ‘In as many communities branches a* in developing need should warrant. Huch a capital bank would opvbullet. The other bullet missed. Stone* thrown at the trucks broke Ih* windahlelds uf seven uf the trucks. Headlight* wars knocked In some of Ibe other*. The Incident occurred yester­ day uflernonn un Route 63 on snow shoe mountain. Statu police warn puDollliig thu aiua. Thu truck* were vnrniitu west from Clearfield county. The Sheriff telegraphed Gover­ nor James II. Duff Tor stall.' pollen help to stave off a possible re­ currence. -•-*• » - Senator McMahon (D-Conn), chaii imm of the Joint congression­ al committee, said the present piogiaiii Is being reassessed be­ cause uf the atomic explosion in Russia. The discussion behind closed i doors, be said, covered "way* and means to expand what Wa can," touching on questions uf "In­ creased facilities, Increased orb production and ittcreaeed eciebtifle personnel." Them are reports In Congreie that British mid Canadian scien­ tist* may he Invited tu Join In atomic energy developments In this country. rat# under the authority of th* federal reserve hank la each dis­ trict, under general policies laid down bv Congress ami admlnlslsr*d by (lie Federal Reserve Board. ANNOUNCI NG NEW LOCATION 6.1^-* Modern Floor Surfacing Co. Now located i t 2 0 7 W . l&t, S t . We Invite you in to a ll our new home and Sanford’* largest selection of tho finiat floor covering*. 121 W. let. Ht. Phone 1S7I Ranchers and Dusty Hooters SADDLERY Ju i ARRIVED fjV . f >•' 4,\,r.,e . A»ir ft|» ><!•} fifi* *• J|K' f n Control euperruTafl aSSaale j Me. U A ' ‘;■ '''it* i i.V, 1* ■*':■ <i f . i . Baddies, from r 1 1 »> ! v * -*T*4 ' ■• * * niH.trtMkef.■ * .mg 1 i t-, • - % ii. m i 0 ’ •• - 1 m iA £ * ' ■■ ■ ’ r * j* mam > �Tjf 1ri' TH E W EATH ER tli* W orld: e f Am arine lu lt r i ^ a t t f o " MS EaU b U ih td IM t S B e a s w Russia Scraps Treaty With Yugoslav! L A K E SU CCESS, Sept. 29 0P)—Tba tl n i t N a t i o n . A»MMkh today overrode ftovlti ofc)ecti< ctloae and docidod to tiro lata. The rota wan 41 tn 1 for glarlag (ho Chinaaa com{iU InI an tba saambly'a aatandnr. Five I reentries abatalnod. The laaue nnw goaa to tha Assembly'* Vi nation political tammlttrr for data lied dabata. Yaga* Inti* ininad tha Hovlat bloc In opposing U. N. Intarvanllon In tha Chi nee problem. Tho Y agoaty a. slnn* with tba Ruaolana, contended tha Chinn war la nn Mtamol matter and did not coma Within the provine# af tha U. N. fresh interests also v .i m court as observers to see ifthey bad grounds fnt a suit. Tk» , hO i,,i| me canners, tn a mi-pagr lull of complaint, asked Judge W, J. Baker to temporarily restrain the Defeisae la s rotary Uule J oh n— a ITIfPIN O from a helicopter, Sacra* tary of Defense Louie Johnson board, the aircraft carrier Fran klin D. Roorevrli at sea for a eloaeup took at United State* aeapower In action. Johnson told reporter* on hi* return to Wa.hlngton, 'T ’m proud of tha N avy." (International) House Is Set To Vote On Foreign Recovery Bill _ C om m ittee Calls F or Speedy A ction On E x p a n d e d , Security Marahnl Tito on T u c la y aeeua- sea*. »<1 Russia of rattling the aalwt -ri |* * » and Itigginc trentdiea in the aatel* hr rn rn g n A ir Appropriation lit* -cnuntrie. along the Yugoslav •'ill cam e* $3,778,380,000 for tlie *** ’ ** fruit yo and varioua law enforcement officer from carrying out thr law. The canners, claiming the provisions of tha law pertaining In a three-fudge federal court ran . . „J I consider whether In greni a permsnent injunction. Attorneys for the processors— canner. and concentrator*-- binged their suit larg ely on th e n point.: 1. The State cannot control and regulate product* going into interatate commerce, Mn.t of the canned e itru . I . .old nut.Ido F lo ri­ da. 2. I f can ner. comply with state la w . and regulation, laid down by the C itru s Commission they will have tn change many of their can label, and tne can . th cm .e lve .. T h l* w ill run Into large >utn. of I money. Right now, p ro c r..n r. have on hand 14,124.000 worth of label* and lithographed can. rrnnornir administration, to fool Marshall1 I1’lan r n iH f»r i. fi. wn rr m >l^nse» tor ib this Msm l yeat. ending next June 30. 4. Processor, wilt he placed at other ty p e , of canned fru it and vegetable Juice, aa w ell ax with the eitun Juice* produced by citrua . . . . canner* in other itata*. S- Tno new S t i l i ItupRCtlRii tlX | placed oneanneri by the state w ill cost the Industry about 13A0,000 vea 8ueh State In.pectlon ..... .......rly. ............ duplicate* a federal inspection alrc; , , y ava||,h le on a voluntary iiaala. It also would be added burden to canner* who already have ,h l‘K ,,wn Individual inspaetlans. »re In vbrtatinn o f federal .la tu le x . It tomplemenls (lit t l , 314,010,-1 Much of tha complaint contained Stores To Be Open , wlnrh will start weapons moving S |n„ the canner*' fight on the citrua I lo the nations of ihr North Allanlaw. onlv dlffonuico was that On WednesdayP.M. 1lie (lad and lo six other countries, 'it waaThodolled up this time hy InPassed Iwo-lo-one by the House *V ' " V ' attorney, .till were As Of November 1 — 223 lo 101 and endorsed by a | reading the lengthy hill and ax- I- • . ...... — A-recommendation to merchant* that Wedneiday afternoon cloning of -'■tore, ha . discontinued from No4. 1 to May I waa approved hy d irecto r, of the Hanford M er­ ch a n t. A ..n H n tln n a t a meeting at tha T o u ri.t Uenter Tuesday afte r­ noon at 2:10 o'clock, T . K . Tucker, secretary, stated today. ft w as pointed out at the meet­ ing that a special polling ronduet*d among tha M erchant, revealed that about h alf favored ending the W tilaeaday closing on O c t I , and Ilya, raat on Dec. I . Therefore a compromise In tho form o f a recommendation tn merchant* tn caaeo the clnalng an Nov. 1 wm approved. A resolution w m paaaed commdndlng Repreaantattva J . B ra lla y Odhatn fo r hia oppaaltlon to a salat ta x during the recant session of tlw Stata Legislatu re at T allaha u s e . I t w m pointed out that h t had bean aaM-aalaa u x floor lekdar. had boon a Strong propo­ nent of economy aad o f offlelonoy I* govammoat and a leader In tha f l i n t to reopen fo r fu rth e r considaratlcra on Ik * $$40,000,000 appropriation faUI passed last . M N it- ' **' ° * « t.W -1 *r- o f tho M stackaaiark egehsngo ro ts from m eonla Amorken to H J p r IN T E M F R A T M I A meeting of COUNCIL un* City Estimate* iKiwanis Decides $58,000 Revenue! On Yacht Club From Cigarette* For M eetings >a a a a n ! , the Henato rnm m lttee h a tila o ve r, * * U l s i p i i r c j f Hm uom ihatinn o f U la n d O ld . S U m m O l l C d fo r a new term na a Federal Power Cummin .lo n e r. pitta* ((.'•a tla a e * n a P a * , r e a r ) Counties Will Get 6 Million From S tate TALLAHA88KE Kept. TO—bD 7o l Z r loweroil M e.“ ! & » . "1"! K « I-agfalaturo giving t of Ihe count! _ • TO * L O U ri ty _ condition _ _ ..,lllo n placed on tha ha money J A I L S IN T B N C a la th at it be spent for road purMT. C A R R O L L , III., BapL t^ poeetk. UP)— Thoawa Hoggatt, $$, maat Tao M u n tlai w ill ha* • among ■area l i t yaare far raping a ataa OM or more a year sharaa from jlMoo.- -'s.ii.t*: Tba Army p m -iss gunfire I be moo- woiker's wrath against elowvnn i ' i m tatu I be R o ta ry Club is expected K ’»t' of b a ttlin g I h'twee n pieki-t* a n j i ! u r u . ' ,i ^ ^ a ....riiptidii ..... . lly-.......... .... ... . In- reduced to about t t t m ilt.. id Hm l.oii w in preA . Sanford h a . already .e l sonti-il it pocket knife bv K lw n n i. the miliugo for next fe a r , how >» inirting g ift, with Kdwanl nvtir thin reduction could n*»t Lnvir mukiriK iho iiit'xrnNilInn. Mr , , Hj a tK,f|,re tho fiscal year n s s ta rt. Lane ex pressed thunks m belmlf ' i ig Oct. 1, IUA0. Hut Ute ninnunl of- thr tltili fnt thi" xi'iviit'H nmd* nt tax i-ullocttHl In the O ly eted It bv Fnptiiiu llu d .n u . wlui i . (luting tho period would enablo tteinx t ia u .f i’rred hy tin- Hnlvatbiii thu C ity authorities to know Artit* tn Valilnsta, (in what future m lllago rvdurtimi Dr. Ili-isry Mt-I.atillii iiru.ltlvil lo make, he aald. ofet the lunginm . t'X|itt’..t-il active In opler tn receive thu rlg n -, uppusilInn tn milking the move tn rt He tax benefits, which aru m l new q u iiili’i . and t-ulled utmti .Itibn ti-cted by tha State from cigaretln Lanuardv tn i i -hiI the m tm iie. nf distributors, tho C ity must | ih.* the r it v Fnm m l*.bui tiiettilug nf nn ordinance enacting a clga- Feb, I I , llllit, qiintmg the .title , rotte ta x, hit pointer! out, mid maul that the building In- used a . rend a copy of tha ordinance tn contmunllv nnd tourist renter and tho secretary of State, together also I h> used bv young .......plr mid with the C ity audit fo r lIMfl by civic nrgm iixntiiiii.. C ity Com nii.xltiiier .lutin K ild er The F to rlia Legislatu re lm: drawn up model ordinance, tn pilllili'il out Unit oiirli cliili using fuide. rltlea fn .passing tax tha Touri.t Center hud I...... reit... ... _ ... _ this . eg lilatlnn , and cC iity ty Attorney qua.ted hy (!||y Mniinget tlllfeglilatlnn, Attorncj Fdw ln Hhinholaar will w ill check ford McKIbhln to poll membership ’.'dwln fthinholaar chccl these elnaely In order to deter tn determine whether to viu-ate the f U H j L W,RoMo V a .« U H v u r' j ,l^ : r i c t i^ M a v Ii'; Z b e w Odham was ovan more o p tlm i.Hr about the amount of cigarette John lvi>y, pn-sident of thu Hemlnnle C ounty Cham ber of Com- nn#nt Unt . ...................... F lo rid * tourists anil of thu $1,7100,non .im n l by cities, cmmtlcs and chambers n f commerce tn a ltra rt th i. hti.lnuas, also the (400.4HMI .pent fur _ (tieaHaasS « • re a e Koart i__ - _____1 of his heroee <w#y are ln Fred aqy-kaad peayta Thro pictur. tha pr|BW U B r n t la S S ddS hb $•»«» at 84-aad "Fraaah W c o m i!S n n -t •-' L#qk'" • harmlt-llka .Canadian fiS H sfcE v: w R W r jp i J W A T Hm waada by r ja t ;, ti I Otic grown It- F . I'nnpt-i, Im p ln n ln i riililiitgc Ihis-i- limi-s tin aensoii." Hot w t-iithii. follnwim : Hill hm nt'iliii'. Ills,, Imil ,t l.n*l ef foci >mi tlii’-st- (wo vi-gi'liililo., .Mr. Antii-r.oii polntnl out. Lake Mnllliie I . about two feel ^rnln *be ten of the Inilkheuil nt the fool of ('ink Aveloie, anil til aiill.d* ol l.nge .t ale collective bar-" gaming w.t* igiertl upon early totlav Id tin I uni Motor Co. and th* . t 10 United \ni-i W n rkris. ll.igg.ml tin i m-iirly id unending lo'giiii iiiiins. the conypuny mil um-ni i.imr up with tuiiip.iuv tin.im <'d pension that ' U pays 3IPH monthly unhiding Sot l* k a level m .e y e .ie rd a y four Inches, street' Supt, RlChurd rial N-imii* in I'md workers ov#r ' L “ Hid ItlCbiud reported tin- morning. W. M. 65. tlnag, seui.H p m W i enginw i ->f ||,e |„,r„ry.m a k in g pact iq p .. the State Itoad D aiiniiiiient -aid , . ,, ' •__ i i l today wat.- • flv - feet lw " ball years, giving h o ** alinve normal nn tin- HI. .Iiiluis ol likng peace in tlie viiln indaitfJTi/'IHver nt Iho (ienim i Avenue ||,, ,gierm rul Rrachetl slight*llll. been I Isltn: .......... .. ln“ ' lm - ......... ' u Mime than tw., lu.urs alter tH4' ill the lu te nf J,:< inches ii d a y . .......................... . , I'm in ty A gum C It. Dawson re -to ld I -ml l A W n » lllM rt expited al that m l <dl .1 th ic.tlcn ad wit 11 polled Hits iiio n iin g Unit llie n -- 12 <H A M ........... iln I'a n * Kn u rl ,i|»- Inid In-ell flooiling nf fields In tin- 1 m u ll* eb-i v Avenm mill Meci-a Hum meek d is t r ic t ., and picilii-lcd ttint The walkm il .f I k ii .inhi ............. in -nine lll.tiini-es c e lc iy wnnlil lim e In to- irp in n le d lllld IIci* fe i l i-nteti'd i t . 1 IMi ibiv Imliiv Lewi w.(|)| wlui w ii.n 't expeeli'd tn nlteml tili/ i'i iipplied. T h i- mu) pul -nine | t>n |,, meeting .m il It oils n .pm, g im ie is some w e e k , tielinul I I I , tiiiii-ou. deinm islititiiiii by tin- the cele ry m arke tin g schedule, lie j un nm mini, llllit it wns net il stlike slnled Mr. Diiwsun culled iiltentnm nf l Coni siocks wen- dwindling M l \ N T I r . i,.I T V . N J , Sepf. rapidly. Thniisiiinl* nf men Innl g in w e i. that loo much iviitei in Jn '/t’i M l- Ktlgi'lic M ry n vlljfl ii nbli'iri included Is-lili Inid o ff lieeiinse nf tile cnnl In- Mi-Ids Is h |pud in Hu- f i g h t i i g m u s l - m l e l u s i o n , ippibii Hint If tinii.riH i-nntimie |o .Inppngo. i i i . i < -hi m d u .try pm tl pen.Iona s t e p s to i c i n i ' d v The g rits, flat epi.nib' culm m id s a i d l l o i t "nnm xiinU m i Itilim mity well lose Ib i. umrnlng. Htsle pulli-e. iilieudy t i n * c u i i d l t i o n s b u i l l i i lie I ilk e n lie " lin t littli' - u iu r it ) il bit* mnl our Inilw iirkeil by extra d e ta il., sni-t f m e i ti in y s i ' i i . o i i s s t m t A* n ilra n u itic lesson In -ml enn- " I m l........nrtm ily niHj- lm ib rn itcn e d tbev wcrii Investigntiug the dviyi r& . Welfare Meeting •; Told Of Dangers] In Pension Plan H'unllnura Un l-aac Km irl mite blast, but hint made nn m rests. Itnhcly M. .Smith, president id Hie company which em plny. in nil'll, .a lii it'll take n week befnti lie eaii resume operations. Th WASIIINHTON, S r (it. IU l/l’l l tipple I . valued nt 310,000. I I 1. iii.t liig I'lin -id eriilily ntiin .Smith nrdureil bis strip milling npei a I ion shut dnwn yeslurday nf in run tliii tuition’- hjggu.1 r it le . ter lie said, I) MW p lckn l. a Murk (linn it iliil ii yum .igu, m-untillng CitioH1 ExpondituroH <eoiiiMT Every where non-unlnn 'm te k u r . w ith «„ .he Census Hurmiu. T ^ ‘ i f^V.V'inli'o pit'.''ti^ tin . hau lin g coal from in Inn pit* to ................. . :i7'K'^Im gest'^ 'citn'-s Im g is t * tti.-s * -17 m ill Iniiikruptay." M r. Muyur— w liiwn bu.bitrtd is - Inm nnm nf ||u- hmird nf (lie W ii.Iniigtm i I'n .t mnl it fm liter I'lp-iili-iit nf thu World Hunk—la n 'vu litr on w clftti•• initltcrs. 8he mbit.'..c d ii meeting 'if tin* mirthun-turn i i g Ion nf tin' Am erican I ’pilpln- Wi-lfiii'u A-p»>'lnllnn. "If thu CJH nml Hu- tIMW -vto , bun tiiiUlu fm nun 1-nntiiliuturk '■III iiuu pup.Io n .." -In' ,* ld "alt i-uni i tbiit,iry in .m iim n im liidlng sy.tu m w ill lm in great xxx By H A L B O Y L E IN L E T , N. Y ., Sept. 29—(2D- Theta isn’t a better woodsman in all the centra! Adirondack mounts im than Gerald KenwSlI. "Knows n a r y daer la th* hill* by its stomp." »*y his neighbors, KeowaH il a calfootad nun of 62 with the posture of an Indian and eyas a* M l aa Eden, ha caa still diag a fresh-killed buck daer over and tot* it mltaa t o * — --------------------------- -----------ogmp jm h*a *°r ■llkaa to yarn about tha real pld- t o tige bits Iii-i-m plimleil Hits yem Thl* I'ltbhiigo .itiiHtion itppi-iil. tool I wns w ill, lips liiirk g io iitn l L e w is' it ri inn wit* t,i i-nnfer le m le is ,,f ih e -n u iliei cnnl t u t o r , m ill nf iln* nm ilii-rn western till'll. ('m'rHWHV1" " ''" 1 Beat Bear Hunter In Adirondacks Telia About His Worst Experience ffi'-e jfe a ._______. A'l ' . ■awhara e f C aaam V f it s - r-:n — .Sept. d : Sanford may receive $58,000 ad­ mm union wnikmg I lie p ili in de­ ditional menme during the com-1 20 yritnday flatin' of ilo- union bimiglii (In s, mg fiical year tlatling Ocl. I dua | fount! Crnler fatl-bieaking • bain ol rvrttls to the five cent per trackage cig­ building after Iwo unite inertings 1 A Mi,-I at a tipple of Hu. arette tax lull recently passed by .it the present lor alum IV iiiisvIviiin a, not fm fintn lit a s . F la t, I'n . 11p>1I I I | nf y tin, I , , nf, im ,, ihe Florida Legislature. City Man­ In i-iVmg iIn* at lion die K iw .u i put 1 -if miii stilr Hinl iliiiniigi’d ager Clifford McKihlim staled this latis lo lb w id tile lead of Ho- I Jon* off gi'llt'l Htin S Mini miihirs III till’ * f morning. Flub w lncli on Tuesday also voted botbling J. \ gnnflii- rim,-up ,ii Inspor, The estimate, he said, is hasad to leave the T o u t lil C rn lc i in or­ upon figures that were compiled der that il may lie tinned over In A lii. 11-p,,i t ■-,|| y i ,-sill I ml in till-lenlli of one miner and the serbiila by the Florida l-engue nf Munici­ thr tourist group. wounding of niintbei The sheriff palities during its recent campaign Other clubs which bavr approved there -m .l bn would not co n firm to promote the lag lo relieve hafd the move are the jayrees, I’ilol the ilt’iitb. hnwever. 1. (invi-rnor Will Inm M Tuck di1pressed municipalities. flub, and Rusineu ami I'lolrssiimal i-hiri-d it .1 ill it of i-merguncv in On that baaUr which la a. good a C l u b John Key. pre.i- .V irg in ia . 4 T h i. Kiinnw bu rn tin ly . West MaKibbln, *tha• C ity wwuid be ro- « u i «l the fieminnlgifronly riia in - V is,, si'honl lionifl, ordnrr-d I t . quired tn reduce Ita roal estato her o l Cummerce, told the K iw au , . l i» ,i. . . ------- ’ ............................. i cehuiil In i.o . n ff the lu g h w iiv . in fiL T S A h laTwho ta a lM R lags kamk dreMBd, «Mr hla DaTuxM M a m - Ftan \ssu i m IIF T U M IT . M illion, ol \m rrlra n work#** Ilia) er ciilm illy he affected lM ibe paltrrii-setliiig prn.Ion p la 2 : «el up I imI i i r al Ford Motor Here is the jilnn In b rie f: 1. W orker, may retire at 11} ’ tiler iiiii.i retire il HH, ,, ■ 2— Il I lie. hare .10 year* Widc>|urail ,1.linage lo girrn Ford .e rrire , they ran depend.bran alul i.ibb.igc plant* i* lepml mi Slllll iiinolhly. Carl of It w l|) c«i by grorvrr* in I lie S a n im il ne t ■nine fiooi li-ilentl Social 8ae iiril) par men I*. For d w ill m ak* due li> coiitimied and beat) m iii up tlie balirlire. fall who li kept lip all llimugli tlie . t -Those letiriug with night ami w lm li totalled I l b : than 111 rears .e rv lre w ill le .s Iluin Stun on a alldlnty'-inches, bringing tin- total p irn p i srale T w e n ty -fir* v lalion fnt tin- nioiilli to dale at iloir lirt aid )enrs huo M entitle a man t * ‘ 11.63 indie* 2a/1ll of S Mill. Celery plant*, lew of w lm li have (1 I—The niHipaiiy w ill root a l l y rl licen ret in In-Mr, appeal to lie , the lull* J — t loiiil lioarrl of unless in h ra llliy tondilinn, an ending mill comp m i rrp rrh rn ta tlv a * ■ * Stale Maiket Managci Sandy And will serve a* ailinini.tralora fa rrin n , following a b u rl aiiivry tin*. Hir plan. H—I’ lrn inn eiilly i f l a a b l a A morning Wink of the tnunlv dvepening and ilr.umg ililibet ha* w nrkrrs j.’i rears or olitec • h i . ; gel a lla i moot lily rc.ultcd in oinked iiiiprovriiieni bi-net|| ol Sail :. over tile fl«•<•*I i niullliunr <iI list 7 Fm plot rs ,<iih in y e a r* * ' year a i lai i* ibamage u n u iirin s e n ire mat re lire an y tim e a fla v till w illi ti-iliireil beliefIta, ed, lie laid " llt’lms appeal In in- In k in g n DKt'KOH heiit 29 (A9— A ; lic k in g ,'' in- stntcil, 'tint tb e ie i* a gclll'lul opinion Hull Ic * . ncle , ioitr.it i ibai loiki* tiislory in thw Total P re cip itatio n 1 F o r Month Report-1 ed At 11.63 Inches A ill n imtlr lil.nl in, keil .r cn.il I cotiip.rnr tipple Imiay in r firvli O lllliir.ik id niilenre in llir im I i i i i i T cn.il lo-Mr J ' i Iiii I. I.erviv' l lilted Minr VX’o ik ili irrpp I iirgnliaindar ub iwo lug brancliet ol the i oal mdipliy amid a stormy New S tate Law Is Ex- T ourist C enter To Be non Vacated As Favor mil kgmiiuJ >| blasting, pectcd T o Low er E state T ax To W inter V isitors mil .Inin- boiling R e a l lie collected anl»ao* that would uu Sanford trading n ^ ly ^ in ^th.^Ran attack of two pratty glrja at E l area and roughly estimated ruturn at $70,000 o r $10000 Morocco ntgkt elub wUl ga* » each m ill o f ta x . ______ coart airing tomorrow. lomorrow. In Orlando, Mayor Beardall re­ The ccntly eatlmat ___________ . his city lated_______ that _____ ; with* a^Vujnmons*charging aa- would gat mors than fltfio.oon aault at hllI nary thto .*tynmorn- annually from tha clgaretto to*, - u lt al hi. ItoW hotalaarythla in*—"too damned early," la hla reducing tha ad valorem levy opTnloo. fo ur m llla. Revenuu not Tha aummMUi calling for Bo- thraa(C eto*(leash Oa Pa«e r e a r l_ tld-1 f art's nppoaraae* la mid-Matt- n I.ri.'A .T iJ.tic 'T W ™ ': L* «**C' C a b b a g e Plants I ■ara m u." Humphroy B o g a rt. Iwo-fUtod defenua of a toy panda Jrom tha i lhe ■evanth cent of tho g u Stag. U was tho "legislative Intent" that tha counties uaa th* revenue " attaa court tomorrow, waa obJo "reduce the burden of ad va­ tsinad by Miss Rlbta RoMHa. lorem taxes In the several counties ce-yoar-oid modal. the set says. However, there's nothing In the bill aa ft was sent to uovernor ■ m' n Moreoaox Waft#ft mwhiIni iiu Z‘T do M, !f* rt" « u t.“!Sufe'rlU pS rt'T S S P 'l.'ai.^rJS Injures Bean "Wr itill n'I knurr >>>• ttrre bring fireil upon al flr.t," .a id Slate Police t'orpornl Itirher l Dull* "Hut alter the flr.t tea shill. Hr realiml rrhnt il nn. and .topped the it) C o m p a n y Financed Benefits Pay $100 | A Month T o W o r t And I ers Over 65 Year* Heavy Rainfall m r s i i u m ; i ! . i*a., sept, an —(/!*)— Hidden riflem en *mbu.hcd a t S-trnek coal convoy nn S h u . Shoe Mountain in Central IV t in s r lv .n l. today, firing a 'b u rn .h o t. at the non-smbut truckrra. No nne w s* reported hurt. S late I'nItrrniini tlim ard Hancock .aid no picket, ucre In wight »hcn the h i'n rilj guarded convoy Irexnn it . aln» decent of the 'iiiiiiiiliiin, A* the ileputie* ru .h e il to bienk aw i- At Alabama Mine; S t e e l Controversy NearfclreakingPoint of shouled voice vote in the Senate plxlnlng attached affidavit* ahowUte yesterday, the arms bill al-' " * P°*,,'We Un^ T *h" "" ready has gone lo the WHife House. * W' ________________________ m in* how to asply thotr provi- T o u r i.t C en ter in favo i o f tin slons to tha Banrord cig a re tte , to u rists or not. Tho nrtlon hy Mr. C h arg e* fle w , m eantlm u, In U s i m n h r A V B O ffS ft to M A BX M tT A L U E D X , O o m a a y, la p t, IP —im ftrat m inute, after three non-atrikera ............. up tl<e. melee, m any of the . I r i k e r . climbed o ff a public transit bun Mml union supporters rnnged in a at thu plant entrance and attem p t*, crowd a r m ., the mail from tint wl hi eroaa the all-woman picket plant charged over to entei tlie jj|lu_ fight a cavalcade of company huaaa A fter the fight subsided, -uv. and w o rker.' automobile, waa ua r .a * r . w i 2. Florida pinctaaora are thrvat■nad with tha lotai or much businaaa and good will If they should W ASHINGTONTsfp!. 29 -</P) have to altfr thalr laboli which they have hullt up over tho B f f i •“ r f t ’ ly. 24 hours afler Con gross tn eomrtand rvapaet Ip food *, r -| deridwf In help f hi rope rearm ; tha channel a. . . House prrparrd In nle today on an unfair trad* disadvantage with ihr $5,809,9*)0,000 Foreign Ernnmine Recovery hill. Favorable action was taken (nr felnce that time Russia and her eastern European aatellltoa havi granlrd. That would speed the clamped an eennnmle tmyrntt un : lull to the .Senate lor another oneYugoslavia. two punch al Communism over­ « J L — the bombs. I t o n the ----- Florida Citrua Commission. Agri- iratini ICommunlit International Information expe lied tha atinn Bureau) fi Y u g o .la v . in Ju ne, ID4K. border In an attempt to Intimidate h ll country. There wax immediate .peculation h tr* that other O m m unlat n alln n . gate after deputy sh e riff* hurlodW I____ , • _____ , | Tha deputies, numbering ove* The nun-striker* were net upon _ ? , . n tOO, had ranged thcm.elve. acroaa by the women p icket, n . they got Slate controls over their operations, the highway in front of tha plant; off the f lr .t hu» which .topped It was the fust court fight in near Niagara Falla to atop a „t ihe gate. The women brandishthe new and controversial citrus crowJ ne" rtV200 demonstrator* e<i eHidboard p ln e iin l. fn-lened to l . „ T b .» . i.„ .eeking to halt the non-.trikera. light .t i c k ., law. Three attorney. retained by Thc :hBinh< wert, flrcH about to t fall airing In National!.t Chin*'. charges Hut Russia I. threatening pane* by aiding Haa-Hang. Chinaaa Common- m northi-ily Frid ay. RUFFALO, N. Y.. Sept. 29— (A1! Trap KM Itumtru today litnke * | p up a rock-throwing crowd of itrikini union mm at tin- Hell Aircraft 1 1 1 I Q 5 | | I 4 f B C d S Corp. plant after non-ttrikert had attempted to emit an all-woman * M picket line. Tlie itriken ditperxed into the field* acrnii from ilir planl'i main Gunfire Breaks O ut about In tu rn into tin* m ain giitf *“ “ * when they were met by the petI’ik k m in tho Ifl-week-old atrlkn at* nml sym p ath isers. which haa been marked by several T ile s h e riffs wielded rlubn to outbreak, of violence between 010 break up the firs t hr navi .non TAMPA. Sept. 29—</P> Twen United Auto Worker, memben a fte r it started . The deputte. w ere ty-seven citrus canner* and ton- V"1 worker, attempting tn enter hitnlercd by the pre.encq of the cantratort went into federal court ‘ " i . 1’ " ’I** „ . . „ women in the picket iln c. ,, m m inn A Aaaodattd w w c U lt J Prang PreMI Lu m d Wlr* g A N F 0 H D ^ F L 0 R ID A t ^ | j l U , RRSS[)A D AYY 8 SKEPPTT. . 20, 2I>, It)111 19111 27 C anners Go Into F ederal Court To R estrain Officials F rom O beying Law _ liny. MimI c ia I p vi Citrus Group Tear Gat It Uted To Quell Rock D ynam ite U sed Ford Pact S l C I i e Begins Fight T W h , Striker. A, Bell Plan, F o rB a rg a in in g A g r e e m e „ t | j a ( j e On State Law On Pension P lait D efense S ecretary Soviet N ote Insists *M arshal T ito L ined U p W ith e ig n Im perialists LONDON, Sept. 29-«/P)- Sovim Ruuia ic rapped her frirndiliip traaty witr Yugoilavia today, declhring that Premier Marshal Tito', regime haa lined up with '‘foreign imperialiit circles." The deeiaion ending the .llianre signed in 1945 wat ditrloird m a Soviet note to Yugnilavia. It ma» broadcast by Moscow radio. The note declared the RiuUprvt Ittsion trial of former Hungarian Foreign Minister Laszlo Rajk. tentanced to death Saturday, disc loved Yugoslavia had hern carrying on hostile activity against thr Soviet Union. Rajk was accused specifically of plotting with Yugoslav and Amrritab agents overthrow the Moscowbacked Communist government in Hungary. Marshal Tito denounced the trial as a Russian propaganda «nqve aimed at weakening Isis Yugo­ slav regime. • Rdsrlan action waa tho sharpest diplomatic .tap a l Yugoo.eow-lerl Com ilamo aince the Mos Tsin- i g f e n t f t A S I N D E P E N D E N T D A I L Y N E W S P A P E R ______________________ > ______________________________________ * - V O LU M E X X X I r f t T a rt ly cloud* fa ir mill rmitet JF JU H B tZ ts a baah * • lagand among Adlron*. H* could uao My to ^ iklnnad a wolf arilli whatjreg k nn (lin union* lm utHUppnrt tbu uxtuiiriion of I ciintrliiN lnry .y .le m af tm precuiltng yuiii',. Hm ml S u ciirity wlmn tliulr prttv hll uitiiniiitud to 32,- vote pensions coi . — cost ilium niithlngT” .‘liM,f)02,n(H) fur un ini-run.u of 11 If Hm im lustiy-pniil pension .jrspur runt. tum -picads, M r*. Meyer said, A . it rusult, the Huiuho .nid , -nnillni' compnnlu. wniibl huve to _ • — •— . "niit.iHiidlng Induliti’ilni’N. rose i m.u pricus, th u . "surlonsly dltIlitK W T O N , A in., Hupt. 2tt id'i R|iK|ii|y during tbu yum ." This tn rlilng " the cninpi'titivu nitoatioO. Lin ' «H O - y r - ° 3 F l o r i d l n n w «. t „ trend which Imd pru- Whnl'a mom, .lm ndded, comcomkillnit Inst night anil Ihreu u tlier. vmiud Hirotlgh the pruvim i. y u n r.! pnniu. unnhlu tn afford pensioM wnnnded In a mad-hmi.n gunrl)r ||u rcall wmild lose w o rk e r, to cnmp.nlaa k ,uiT , i , i v » t. i ii ,‘Kv''ry ,!no ,)f ‘ he :|7 citlu. I which uould afford them, Hnerlfr r , F . J-ountaln .M il win J in the Increase nf uxpundi-l "tltlio r companies m ay full and Luyeu C opl and, nf .la y, F l . „ w a . turn IU47 to HMH. ............. of hug t ic s . Tbu* many of shot to death, The wounded wore " |„ four cltloa—Atlanta, Co I uni- ihu ‘ .ii private ■ - (mnsinii funds Thomas Jackso n, of near Brnwlon, bus, Dskland and Han Antonio pi live ii cruel tiuiiv tn the worker, Sum Copeland, unelo of tho iluad th,. h .,, was morn than one-third, "(in tho other hand, in thc>ra$M c*i ntatji *nd 'J . T . Copeland, brothor o „ |y four of the citlu* hud nn in- wtiuru they . .prove .mccssful, - J , they of Loyco, prea.e nf less titan 10 per ren t." wilt impede ifu tlie um lilllty of labor Tho (hooting'took plarn nhout Mid tho fle xib ility of Hid .nejal six milea south o f here. 81111*8 D K T A IN F D Mructuro by lying tlie wurkOa T h a s h e riff M id tho fig h t startW A H IIIN O TO N , Hupt. 213—f/l'j tn a p articu la r industry, nnd m0|ai mi "over- a - woman.’1 Witnesses ' —Thu Htate Department announc­ them tho w illin g or unwilling toola were quoted by Fountain aa saying ed today that three American nf nmbitloUA labor loAdrrs/* M : Jackson re a m e d rem arks' made mcrrlmnt ahlpa aru being detained M r*. M t y t r a lio declared U lA by Loyca Oopelsnd about "th at neat .Shanghai hy Chinees No- “ tho political prcM*ire for old beautiful - M rs, Ja ckso n." tbui»li*t blockade forces. Tho nssisianra and old age p e n sflia During tha melee, Jackson was ship* are the Flyin g Trader, en I* endangering- tho protection cut i rveraly oa tke arm s and body. imtu from Hongkong to Shang­ youth, m aking the electorate i f f . 8am CupvlaiMPariu shot in the hip hai, and tha F ly in g Indepemlant responsible and undermining t w and J . T . Oapaland stabbed In the nnd the F ly in g Clipper outbound federal old sgu insurance g$Sknea. / v- • / front Shanghai. A ll are operated gram ." « i Jacksua'a aagdRInn waa describ­ by the Isbrandtsen Co., Now Y o rk, •da ed m serjorn. »}■) PO LIO T O T A L S J0H8 W A SH IN G TO N , Sept. 8U— yp) J ‘-CK80NVILLE, Sept. TALLA I, Rapt. S»— (JP) — Mure polio caaaa have been re­ —Tha It, V Van Ida Com- ported In tha first nine months of Ida to taka bask 1049 than In any fu ll ysar on reVf th* Ikare It laid off F lorldian Slain Over B e au tifu l W om an THE WEATHER a1 tssm t Tha PuNlo Health Sendee an- jsarw Ocala * A loUM'k-ij. unced yaatarday nouncea naMroay that iml tha ina total tout fL*a1a through last Bnturday wm SI,- Orion 2C$, compared.'with I t W for all af lt tl aaaaad wont year on reeord-axd gtytt $$000 In 1010, tha t -J *,< aSWWT-9 - .< «t �yl.: i ■ T H E H A N FO R D H E R A L D . H A N FO R D F L O R ID A Florida Golfer Favored In P. G. A. Starting Today WASHINGTON, Sept. 29— (/P)-- The last place Washington Sen­ ators blighted the pennant hopes of the Boston Red Sox by healing N A T IO N A L I.K A O I'E Team W I. Fcl. tk«m 2-1 til last nights game in Washington. This puts Boston in a first place lie with the Yankees who won over Philadelphia Athletics yesterday 7 to 5. Rae Scarborough pitched the whole game loi the Senators allowing only four hit* for hi* IStli w ln ^ — si. Louis lb* L ate scheduled to meet nguln today l d r a g runs In the top of the l e v ­ el th to defeat thu Philadelphia t f m b y m Z fun margin. N EW Y O R K , Sept. 20— (/l’i— Rein It worrying the teams inVftved In the Major Leagua penraced1 morn than anything The dew drop* could mean the difference between world set lea c a b end eMond place. •Take National League's front W ining Bt. Louis Cardinals, for tetenee. The Curds were ruined f it III Pittsburgh yesterday. They Football A M ER IC A N By W . 18 I’trf. 1list' M o llil/IK NEW LOCATION Altilifl in W n | lit .11 I '**11it lit r Lu lin Vluw l.nl Modern Floor Surfacing Co Now located lit I »** YotlilfIN Mnull) V IIIft V t ir ie lIr w VIn r Vtiiii* llltN a It it tn It The Hu (ii IM 11mur Tnilfty'it Hhtr IIIOI ill I It *■* Viiiir .Merimrv Hodim Mii V lsMV«*rM I'ruNmn lly ltci|tii'w| Th** Hhyttim llunr The Hr Itcht M|ioi 207 W. lHt. St. Nphh T wI * I silt* Honor* largest aelectlon of the fineat floor coverIngH. IMiifth Hhure MltiRH Irrlflltiff on it Cloud HporlM M'"**•*» , On&wner, low mUeagt, in gtM>d running condition. 1941 Super Huick Sedan ....... 1 9 4 6 Pontiac Sedan............. 1939“ Bulck Sedan................ y; Terma and Trades fn r K ( y pm. ten rlmllng Mint O'Morir ($17.40) In fcutllM'il event; B u c k Hpnn (114.201 anil Town IlmiKe ($10.80). P A W T U C K E T , It. I. Jinks Banner 1117) d.i.vn to n Itenil vic­ tory In Nnrragansutt Pink's inaln offeilng, inn "n a "Inpp.V liurk. I (JK N ER A L U IIIC A tin The Elricaa.i .Slug" of the Nntliuial Basketball Asso­ ciation paid a repnrted $20.00() to sign Nolle Hams'* Leo Barnha rst, NE.W H A V EN — Yule Univer­ sity anmmnred llia l Hnituday a foutliall game with FoidUnin bail tiesn cancelled .................. three "mild cases'' of polio aiming h i slinients, one of them a fuotball player. C lo lf H A nd TODAY - FRIDAY I *n t ml sii I.Ht|y Kiifinliir Miiwh* Phone 1576 RcTeaHt* Rowe D u cky liy I *nr l i Vstrltiy Hell Mttffl Ilit’ llaritl Nfghf Kslll Inn VArlM v Hliorlr* K I iih of l»ny l #o|iiilj»f Mu* If (K m iLimi't line 1f tlila-dl VnlhiMN I'o p iila r .M im lf **lnxmld'rt1 V t*VVM withstood heat and light M O V IE S SANFORD UNDER T H E 8TAK8 ORL A N D O J b _____lj i T 00 ^ •«“ ■** , . " " rsS*««#r taitaUad Passenger Cara TRUCKS 1936 1934 FORD 1Vi Ton Flat 1935 FORD l Vi Ton Platform 1936 FORD PICKUP 1940 DODGE PICKUP 1941 1941 FORD PICKUP DODGE TUDOR 1942 1042 PLYMOUTH TU D O R ., FORD GOAT • New Motor IN TERN ATION AL M ERCURY FOBDOR , T Vi Ton PONTIAC SEDAN Cab Chassis 1946 1946 FORD PICKUP FORD COUPE (N«w Tires) 1947 '1947, IN TERN ATION AL 2 Ton Stakt PLYMOUTH TUDOR FORD CLU B COUPE 1948 FORD TRACTOR (3 Ton) HIGHWAY H tjir Ain»•! Irn rut Wa invite you in to aeu our new home and Sunford’a m Color Cartoons Shorts Children Under 12 FREE Complete Shows 7:00 — 9:00 I /T h ( J W r t / / / vM /-rM k ID well exhibited another daxlrable feature bv retaining their whitenee* better than the other ma- H tertala. The only irt*»» fabric tested waa white. This material In often not satisfactory In colors l r becausa the color fade* In launder- TONIGHT — FRIDAY MlIJsJC Varli't v I *«*|i lald«r Mtmlr Aiih H n K».tr f•» TiatMil 1*191 I ’ll I’MI Ills' A 111»V A •(tr I \ Mo air •Mil, Ni-w Hm j i Jrt itotlnt A Hl,ir Murrilrio Yurlutv Mimic Hit wit 11 Wtif Jil it! Vi Mill Tin* I Li ml tVjimhii lino 6'I ul* ANNOUNCI NG ’ ’ i ■i *■ i < i iv f I H ID ! IN f H t A [ HI chairing, _ _____ The acetate and glass fabric* which FORD COUPE FORD TUDOR PLYMOUTH TUDOR H I'O H TS M l It BO B The Associated Prrsa Today a year agu— Jeff Realli, slugging Boston Braves' outfield­ er, broke Ills ankle sliding Into tile home plate at Brooklyn. Three years Isgt.— National Leuguo pennant race ended In tie as both Bt. Louis and llruoklyn In the lent*, plastic film — plaatlc \ material* made without a wovan background— became itrongar when exposed to heat, but became ntiff at the u m a time. 1937 A SSO CIA TIO N Milwaukee 8, Imllamipolli 6 (In' illiinapnlH leads, 2-2). uml*t UicKt 'and Keel* Jspsnds oa Inir or dry the fiber used, not the way It la physicist. FOHD COUPE ( riiuit playoff serirn j CROOMS 4 I l l vffflat, 8t. i Mexican Tennis Tilt » i Draws Star Field A M E R IC A N L E A L I K Team W I. Pet. Ilosti o 06 611 .11211 New York 06 6tl .1120 II hI io ii 87 i ll .67U ( ’level,.oil 86 116 ,6H7 I'hiluilrlphlu 70 72 .622 I ’ldeugo H2 88 .412 Ht. Louis 61 100 .228 Washington 10 1112 ,22b Beslilln Yesterday Washington 2, Boston I. New York 7, I ’hllnrlclplilu 6. Cleveland I, Chicago 2, (H o ly gullies scheduled.) X! GAME FRIDAY - Sept. 30 3;M P. M. Croqjms Academy .Ja n th era ™ vs. Leq^bur# Tigers nr. r.r. .nan Brooklyn P4 fill .027 I'biltid.'IpJiin HI) 72 .62(1 Boston 72 77 . IM7 Nuw York 72 71* .4H0 i'itlahorgli lix H2 .462 Um-liiiiMtl lit 00 .404 Chicago 60 02 .201 lies nils Yesterday I'blludelpblu 2, New York 0. Brooklyn ul Boston. |>|id.. rain. HI, Louis lit I'ittshurgh, ppd., r (Only games scheduled). .. . r : r ^ *«»», K..n« out. u •Imoit uptat too but knocked the ,, , a|„t(| ,)Ul f(,r k<.p]„ . , , „M|, 4 * gltcher* A lex Kellner for nro *c|u.dulrd »„ 0.,u, . ,. three giinie more than others,' and homemabvT* naturally want to know which fabrics will stand up longest By Anna Mae Blkea against sunlight or heat from radiator or register. B O T H ~ U « IIT A N D H E A T W ild. W E A K E N C U R T A IN S A study Just completed by the Light and heat both weaken cur­ Bureau of Human Nutrition and tains and draperies, often causing, Home Economics, U. 8. Depart­ them to break through or go to , pieces, Some fabrics are affected i ment of Agriculture, Indicates that the most durable materials for cur­ tain* and draperies are acetate rayon and glass fabric—a comparutlvely new fabric woven of tiny glass rods. These were found most resistant to both light and heat. Silk, nylon and plastics weie the, fabric* most weakened by light; and linen and nylon by heat. Twenty-seven different materials; suitable for curtains or draperies; were studied in the tests, explains j Dr, Hataf M. Fletcher, textile physicist for the Bureau, who did Hints To Housewives Hoiiveiilrt Tiiritfnhle Time Vlhlnlp.lti llernleavoiift Vs*tvft him it nrr lb’Klin Ink Springe, K Is.—During the punt year 14 Walton County forme, s have cinistracted modern dairy Imllding* and are now pro­ ducing whole milk for local mar­ kets, according to Mllchell W il­ kins, county agent, Wilkins added that the greatest Interest in the county right now Is llm planting of improved pas­ tures. CITY OF SANFORD A U T H O R IZ E D line to ri'HlgimUoii of thu City Builriinv. Plumbing Electricul Irmpoctor, the City of Sanford deslre« uplilicuntN for uppointinunt to thu full timu position of PHONE 200 City Building, IMumbing and Electrical Inspector. Quulifirntiona dee Ired are that applicants have hud extensive experience in building conxtruction. either have been cloKuiy connected with the plumbing j bimineHH or hnye been.a plumber and either have been an electrician or cionely associated with the electrical contracting latslneas. Must Iw capable of enforcing the Zoning Ordinance, Applicant muat be u man of good cbnruclcr, und Sunford City Charter requirea that api.licunt ia> a citizen of Sanford. A salary of 6250.00 per month and line of a munici­ pal vehicle Iiiih been authorized by the City CommiaHion. Appointee muat have no further peraonal Interest In the contracting btialiieaa. Clifford McKibbin, Jr., City klunsgsr LO O sc. b e t t e r l o n g e r — becnuM they're the only houee paints made with aperlal “Vitalized OHa1* to give you Uve-patnt protection ! Quick Drying varnlahea und Enamels for Interiors i and Exteriors — Whites that are non-yellowing W a lt e r H C IN C IN N A T I, Held. 21)- (/I’)— Bucky Wallets was released a* manager of the Cincinnati llwils today, Warren (Hies, general manager, said no successor has I h'sii chosen to succeed him. Walters, fnr many years a star nllcher fnr the Cincinnati club, W a in * manager an Aug. l c > ,1,4HI Ha roplnced Johnny Neun while the club wns In llrouklyn and In a lord slump. *ROOF - MILDEW AND FUME RESISTANT FIRST CENTRAL FLORIDA SHOWING We lake great pride in the man? beautiful (B lsa said W alters will I * re ­ tained In the Cincinnati organisa­ tion, hut ha <|ld nut dlsctaso paint job* we have sold In Seminole County and art always happy to show them. what kind of work ho will do, P H IL A D E L P H IA , Sept. 20— (/P )_ Hr houl hoy Howe, vetornn right-handed pitcher, tmlny woa |veil nla unconditional release v the Philadelphia Phillies. Rows Joined the Phils In 1048 after starring with ths Detroit Tigers and serving part of one* season with ths Brooklyn Dodg­ ers. H s spent IB44 and 1048 m Navy ami returned to the la tho following year. E -W illis Pap re- iherwslght title Alky Wright In Madison Square - ADDED ATTRACTIONS- • CARTOON - "UGLY 0UCKL W i l - :-t"FAIRWAY CRANP1 r _ ■ __; ___ •, your seme as tt tith e turn ef at s s ih s lH l Q U A U TY PgODUCTg e T o r IN C O M E S H O U T ON C A S H ? I w rm am r . e . & S « (» w an I HH h m • e x p e r t ; b e r V ic i Depeadakle Patatera RafemmmpdpR �- *»,—-mwm-mm.^■ »MMtf***•m . * ** **>'• • r* *r r r * "■ *»■-fjf-fj ^ *T~»—-v»-*W r~ 1«*, ,: f " if mid all bid* at lb* *'nilrl bolls* bealnnlng at IDilin o'clock A. .li­ on th* Hat day of October. A. l> 1919. n ul sld. of iminlclpiillilrs easement for mud rlahl of way K O TIC tt h iiiiu k c u i '^ T Y i r M m iD A , lull f*#t wide will I.* reserved ••crTKVNKH n t h . I***. from any parcel tlimukb whlrlt NOTI<*K IH rl Hll KUT UIVKN here I* an n ls iln a dtutr lloud D al lairmmnt In (tertian 9 of A* to all Innds till* lo on. lull! CtiH|>t<-r H 21«, | j « i nt Florida, of all petroleum and three four'll* Ail* of ill*, known ■■ th« Mur- of other mineral* will be reserved. i>h> Act th* following described All fl**lenahlp material I* reserv t**U In Hemlnole t'curtly, Horlilt. *d. m i l>e offered lor »«I* nt public j I.ots 9 In It wild II lo I!' III... k outcry for the tdahist and beet F. lAke Way man Height* la. kn iKill bid. *tiljJ»cl lu lb* rlahl of Addition. Flat Hook l Pane the Trustee* of lb* Internal tm -1 t.ol* 11 and 14 Him k K. U l . . irovaintnl Fund tu reject any Way man Heights Lake Addl- N ina p ercent killed In cities jhternectlon* galnat tru ffle Legal Notice la I—toI—IN ptkml tftol «N Min MNe m 4 toIII mN>1 . <— t i otofedto If ten*. to«r Inf OlfeMM * TOMII lw PARE SEV EN T H E SANFORD H ERA LD . SANFORD FLORIDA THUMPAY WT. ». w» SO M A NY USE SOM AY , of the pede*trnin:4 have tieen crow ing diagonally or usignal*. Hon i>ii«i Hook t 1’iut Lute It A 12 Week S l..» kil.irt'e Holidl* tel..11 1-11,1 11....U 1 Ihiae 70 t.,»le I lo 7 HI... k VI Lobe tVnviimn I lelabt*. l-.tb.* A.1.11tl.in l-lnl Hook I l-otte 22 t.oie 9-2 in ll A 12 IM.'.'k M lo.ke IV'imiinri I lelabt . l.obe Addition I'lat Hook I F.iue 2,1 Lot I Him b 1 lloeiillml llrlstil* I'Ll! linuk 3 pun* 47 Lot 2 HI..ck 3 lloeultnd H.lci.i* I'lot llooli 3 png* 17 Lot* 3 A I lllo.k 3 Itm.Hind llellthl* I'lnl Hook 3 p.iae 17. lo.t ’ lllock 3 lloeiilllld It.lvlo* I'll.! Hook 3 mik* 17 io.t 91 Hone t’litirl. Flnl Hook 3 I'.iK»'* 3 I A 1. Loir 20 21 22 23 fit 24 111... k « loo‘killin'* Hlllctlv l»loll Flat llvok 3 pane 7o Lot* 9 !• fit HI Blot k 3 l.m bhart'* Huhdlvlalon l-lnl It... >K 3 Page 7n TltrsTKKH UK T 11H INTBHNAL IllJ-llut K m u s t k i 'N h ok rut: ST AT 17 UK KLI til 11, A It. u I’ Herndon Ayenl Trustee* I I K..10I ttemlnole t'ouhty •K ural Com mon Sense O steen News lly S P U D S JO H N S O N WHAT AUK T H E T H IN G S | Mi** Lol* Sheppard, d a u g h te r 111 AT GO TO M AKE III’ ■of Mr. nriil Mr*, Jo rd an Khcpputd ■''I t ( KSS IN h ARM ING ? of Sunfuid, furrpcrly of Vi-ime, .......... n nntinniil farm Jour' Kin . was m arried tu Lemuel At* nal u - k e i the <|ue*th>n. “ Whiil i* mild, formerly of 1‘nliu Dale. Kin., aucct— f"t « fain ter. a n y w a y ? ’' I null of Osteen. Oil Siittirihiy night Thus. »th,. a t e gettin g tow ard the i n i the C hinch of liotl in Hanford. end 'h e n o ii e e i* like to look ll«v. Joe Clew*, pustor, offieiiitcil. Inick in..I lluiik i lui l they hnve heen I Serving u* mutton of honor was s lid i fit. while thusi- Jus! begin| Mi*. Miimn Koitiih i nml l.esl innti uing |i, e it. look fo iw a u l (o Ije.rig for the hrldegioom wit* Joe Km* s u e - i dl Im mer* The im igimue ' mill. Mr. Aniold's mother nml hope , 11 .In On In Ip of il* lendeis, | stopflilhei, Mi nml Ml*. Eddie t<> mom md u score cmil fm n , March of Miniin, ciline up for the slice. *1 >1 fill tiler. A well known Sutllh. i ii fm m imignxilie fin.-* hud 1 wedding. A reel-pi lull followed the cere* a arm. m o .I of u slintlni mitm o - timny nt Mr*. K. M ngnusson'i, for nilirit >eni *. T h e ir m e lot* of thing* thill | mint of the hride, on the Country I Club Hond. Mr. Arnold I* a Kang* elllt-i nil.. I.ellig n successful | Rider stationed in Osteen. They ( fartm . . .. . i luud work mul imikmg ure living in un npnrim ent in the mom a I . Hi desiruhle mid hoth Here ■-m j ...... not the only one* IcC ullungh Elnilding, I hail i. n. .giil.oi who worked luinl, Mr*. Co.'krnii i etui tied home day m nml ilny out, mul muile lull who wo* not mi fluid Ohio Tuesday lifter spending undo . I th e suninifi with i.-lutive* in Olilu. Tin Home lb iu o n -liu lu .it t'luh i t o s u m n l . met u it ll Mi Jfv > 1 ii*81day, \l 1 IlMitiiti Kl»y, lit*' l*4«uiily r Hutto l>< iiuiripliutitm art'll!. liMtt i chart' • 1 ilir Mi .111■1 M» . Sti vi* Sli vt'iiPtui | arrlv! .1 ll• Sunday fitiin a f«rw monii' ta\ ill NcW J i i s r y w at y in i'I lllnuKi' jw -pt hii| Mi \m «’k?i with In i laiii'iilit, t Ing to Mr. .to ■1 Mm ||ti|?«*i ItlunKi*. Mm 1 garet 1- hi Hi lYli'i Mlmi K liun pltnl intiiiuo' fm am *, and liu* have certainly taken a big atep spent Ho mouth* in \Ya*luitgtoii. forward during iny lifetime. 1). C llo ptial f»i special 11anting Mi I- I F ifty attended the From where I sit, people seem I’ I A. nu'eling m Day to he dulag a better Job of seeing It. Iu*l Wed no-, lay She our neighbor's viewpoint these S l' ........ puttied >y Mi days. Though his Idcui and tastes a "f Kliti-t'pi ise | I ,■ day afl.d mioii M i * may not be ours, wo cun under* Main- Untight mul Mi* t. stand his preference for a cerluln -dik vvete hoslosses at Hit, breakfast cereal, a favorite movie .1 Mi Huopht tn a *how>d star, or for a trmpeinto glass II. S Hidden given hy | of beer or ale. That's the way it Id ol Hie lhi|itl*l t'h u ic h should be In a free country. nfii faimlie have moved' Mi <'dlhdigh Apat Imeiit Ity MATIN A D U N NIN G I to llinke a sitere**fiil especially siliTi-ssfill fnrm er. If v- ealth measiued hy a coimmmlly service farm er. It tnke* a little though! ymiistick. for the fam ily, the ....... ............ .. th. O PT O M E T R IST Hr put Nothing into the com- soli and th e f u t u i r If.d o in g a funnily d id n ’t p m licipnlp in fine fam ily, building heitet -ml ,iiol i t n t * "mlip’ii . uinttsre title# II.Mir. M l , f.JV tonl. R-1‘4 chinch ..I other coiunmuity ucllvi- cnlllllhullltg to the u|.liiiililllig I \ it mi it \ jii imkiii lijotk H llf. t ii-* l|.- didn't pul much hack IMttmr JO|* into hi* soil, fm the heuefil of the co m m unity rail hr w otih ;i *■ :<’b *:•*.**<•■:**?■v v- + s'-hf♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 n j. fiddle generation* III* son hns whole lot m ore th an a ......ket olg opeialed the fniin -nice llu* man'* mg witli money. death, and Ini* nunle H yield twice a* much |ier acre a* llu- old mail .ini imply hy hemp good I. lo* -Olj nml dli.l Improving I111111. iVilid it .1 front fr.ill. >em .....I' . m i o . Thi* hit* finid off in i ii*h _ ® * j f » e • tlie son mid l.i'Uoi luud im iluie genet ntiuii I lie Shi man tiiiiu’t pi ovule inn m um comfort* m m oth education foi hi* family Km Innately. Ins i htldreii have made good nay way, hot they might have done c o n - 1 'id eiu id y hellei if they had h e e n 1 given a little lietlet chalice 111 life. Yes, it take* inme Ilian hau l wo i k and the accum ulation of Dr. C. Ia. PerHonH m OSURB WE CAN FURNISH PAINT FOR E V E R Y SU R FA C E AND GLASS FOR E V E R Y PURPOSE You can always depend on our QunUly Product§, our superior servlet, all at Lowar Prices Call Ua For Dopandabla Painters SANFORDFAINTS GLASS CO Sanford's Landing Paint A Glass Slurs Sltpprd Into Smith'a Departmeat .Store the other noon anil the elrangeat thing. "Si»" Devi* waa coming up the atatra front the bailment with a bundle of wa*h. " I i S iaitty tak in g In wnihing these d a y s? ” I asked. "N o t iiuite," she say*. "H e'a Ju st pu t In u taw autom atic washing mnchlnu, so the girls who work her* can grt th eir laundry done while they'ie eatin g lunch. Mean* more time to relax a t night and un weekends." tyystala *T5 p W ~ back, on! . , , and keep! Jr"' Dlxla Crystal! sugars fresher! FOR THI N IW iST IN PLOWS . . . S e e MASSEY-HARRIS PLOWS A Big Boost For Smlttyl MILDEW RESISTANT ■il FOI GLEANER NCONMIIN EXTRA STRENITN LIRNTEI RRAFT I thought what a a well bo*e Ynu lAodi# tt>i Muittr* Huff i| b«Tl luirard tm fmml hLid of fiMTwmti fru>n u ftoll hnm of »fi*vd ptum* No mnttot w ltal Itlml ol plow y o u p i u t o r —Imclot motmltnl, i n u ld b u a iJ , ot tliuc y o u 'll lim l tia u clly wlnit y ou w ont WItFtt you cjol a Muuuuy I I i i i i m . MOOl l 17 • f btrOoaa -olObo«fd LUS(J*«H llaf4v,ttfOfldo (tfttldtCtieo You'll find b I io ih j . touijli Itatitu s th a t toniat the alt-.itt ol touqli tjoinq. E asy. Itoo lu im im j a c tio n that inquttou It hu p o w o t . . . actvos tool. A n d c l e a n e c o m l m j disco a m i moldb o a t da m o a n y o u d o a bolittr p lo w in g jo b ll oil u d iU tip lo boltor luntdlim j ol d ia l nticjhly linpoitiinl lnul nlop in t-oml b o d p iu p u tu lla n . MODIl | l • t, I 4 Marti Wa both lose when you tie n't AI.I. \V. W. W alker, I I 0 '4 W. 0th. bring your praseriptlon* to St. Al*u l.auruleinil Automiitu I.aney’s. I’hono 103. Wn*!iinir Machine; used 4 runs. I. AWN.MOWERS 1170 ,00 . HOOD AND BAD Rag. I1B0.0S 2 pc. Maple -4 - venal .waters i SC, ft S7 ilS l i I l M * I s s t i tin# il tlwrra U see tin* I tu tie Mae* Fit* _ Ueasi* •#» PHONE 148 »«#» SI IlM wilt *•■*• ha t f r s s S c n rVaris If | % He Ie4 I s l a s ' i: i la ret orw aaa t----- ----------------------- . , Uea the atftaetlaae la M t t r iN *s n - .s r /'.'f . a . . t s * K >aeertea, *11 Waal *«a a s s t ba la s t i afWaa aa tba day vahtlaa If aa aeeaa eaeara la fane S i Mu saaaat Mu raeaeaeikla fat etaea taaa aaa it THE SANFORD HERALD * -df ONE A two room modenT”»f4lclency apartments, ideally suited for Individual or bualMaa couple, cation across from the Post fflce. Phone 650, * ifodera furnished apartment*. A lio efficiency apartmank Downtown office atom. Takach Apartments, 808 N. Park, Phona 137(>*J.___________________ ‘ A m erican F lo o r S an din g M alhlna w ith edgar, H. M. Giaaaon, L ake M aty , Fla. -■ (gwTHSRfi" room a g a r t m a n t , ' p a r t i a l l y fu rnish ed , tlla h ath , screened porches lovely la r g e yard. Ideal f o r chlldm * to s l a y a W Fi 'illlB W SS: _________ • ■; man HfiHT fllgaJow Apartments, Lang" ley BldgXetl Park A m u *. M orning fVruliiii*l. Or- ^ 'AtjU OTT’H Drive In — 11 It) Han ford Ave, phone tOil-W anclaimed fu rn itu re ; 1 *ofa urul , hair: I locker: I oil *lovr; I kilt lien sel: I tliesser; I let- box, etc. *1/UU out luinli. Kvennrg S ta r, f a l l Ktilp h Hay. iinr.-j. J STRICKLAND U,’ MORRISON, INC. sharpened cycle* repaii.-.I, lock and work. No waiting—work *1111 ... ^s, . . . _____ mi Ired. II. W. Slitonan, 310 ITIIS T Kail 4 th. St., SaraTord, Kin. ( Km iiii-i ly with Williams Fixil Shaft). O/, A IIK I K K Uaatl Chlppemlala Hofn Fff.US Used Biintnuns Hofn Bed 134,00 Single Maple la-d, cull Mpring ami new rotton muttress |.'<4 00 Used .Single Metal bed, MI.KITIU C or coil spring 134.00 HKI.IL’I'TTKH Itotarv h n tu r A f KTYI.KNK and Innet spring inattrrsn 134.00 - I. in vm tin, we is 30" f u t , pash WKI.IHNfJ Used Ice Box . IlM.Oti typo "I self plopelied. Ask fur Msnford Motor A Rt|pl, I MATIIKB OK HANKOHD ' n ileiio>nsiiatiuii. Stine Mncliina '/ON W. 1st Street >03.00 K. 1st St. I’honti 137 >' and Supply Co, 307 W. He. mid t Bull Hotel ami D tug-I.ine W ork; St. S nnfoid, Kin. TUXKDO KKKDS: f u n i |d e tn line. We n p e u tilu e in puntuto wutk _ lim it's Tuxedo Fee.) Store. r A*he*to* A luminum Roof fo u lin g , and gia*.* plnuling Ed Davis, E N J O Y Sunday dinner a t L aney’* j GiuiiunU i d to *lo|, lu uf leak*, I'tome IU5 5 -W. 7fic also week day*. Louche* & ’'til. pipe-fitting* o r1 short orders. SKNKAKIK files* A Faint Co. IK IT'S Pipe, valve- you need, sen A. D, Rim - ( P L A N T S FO R S A L E - C a r n a t lo n .J M‘ ' M I W' 2" '1' Hl' ,,hon* let. Ktelicit and C ioiinierelul,, Snapdragon, Dlnttlhiis, Sweet ____ Photic 307. William, 35c do*,; 12.50 per 100 »>— A l f I II l.K ft " . i t N T K I M o f unu v ariety. Henry A. Russell i ----------------- — - ---- --------------------- A RE You bothered nt hurtle wIlli* nnl*. dpiit* i *, li in e h ’*, m oth*, Seed Co. r lligliesl ennh (nice paid for used nrnl o th er insect*. If su, Phone and Oct. 54" S P E C I A L for Sept, and B4;\ F h ' ^ a K" rhltl,r‘ H4S7-.1. Kiicli K'tg Jo b g u aran teed Youngslown KlliTrennltler Sink, fill PH day*. Swank's Ktig S e r ­ Standard Model 100 .05 . Other i o R D tmo x HI wire wheels. vice, Hanford, Kl*. IK K Models from 170.50 Randall | full 0101 . Electric Cu. Small hicyrlc, p re f e r in ROOKING, J-aintlrig A*lte*lo* Sid | _ I RllYH ilig, lliiildiiig an d le u a lrs. I’ll > SEW IN G MACHINES, New A j guild condition, p. 0 . B ui 443, I I mm and H7 -H. Fa cto ry rebuilt, W h o l e s a l e j Son font, Klo, , jfteaa* Phone I0 0 4 - W ._________ MODERN FLOORS; Floor Sand___ KISH box. Contact T. R. Phillips. ing and Finishing. Portable! 1001 French Ava. or Phona CU A r IN E T . practically powei Unit. No Job too large, no I "**• II50-W. .00. ' Cost 11001)0. John i Jolt too small. Muilarnite youi ' Irltftf, d ______ Phone 70 ______ H-J. ____________________________ ___________ flout* the MiJilcrn way. f a ll 157)1 for flee estimates. Modern' Girls' aaaond-hand hicyrlc. Reason 7— I’elh-l.iveiflwk-Huppllail Flniii Surfacing Co. 307 W. 1 *1. able. 1817 Oak. It I It Is DUII puppies fut sale, R. E, Amaalng, Johnsttin's "No-KOACH" i Mu**!. Muck hack of B rllt Trac­ H — 1 . 0 8 1 ut / O l i N I t — 11 aanMwfy coating kills Roaches tor Company. ____________ Anta, Water Bug* for month*.! I.O H T t f l u i d v ti a— w in e c o lo r, P in t 11.89. Half pint HOc. Ron- I'l'K K KYH for sale, four months g las s handle. R etu rn to Ido old. 13.51) each. Phone 1358-M4, millet 0 Anderson, _____ *............. I ' i i c i n k -m n | n it n blllUW, , ............ but* soo- irratkr-KCOfit Iv0* n R*IR••***••. 10 MOUNHDWOW •itoU- » * 1‘Af bat Is4*10ll »»»JtJrtt* o*lA It 60J SI IMIS D1SI PlU*b • I and 6 Itsuow. ODO SIRIIf DIS< PLOWS • f, hm! 4 l*«ow •thiw <«K Siihtrig, Mail lot llOOfj tooif food. I, m HERALD Want Ads, I Rill...... lorn Mooli C o in s In aoou . . qot llto lull Uatullu o n Itow y o u 'll ccivo m o n e y utid till U* w ith lust u p u iu lin tj M uuuuy H a iit u i<lowu. U { flafented Fromwhere 1sit... / / Joe Marsh Made In Florida For Florida Climate i. >• 6u**tc6 jo * ‘DcmoHiitnatioH . -■ I'M * * ><*"' "" " 0' lACKSONVIUf - MAITUNO - TALUHkSSEf or.Al r * I(it\ G o l t u r akt a rnreon thd P lato (' ‘.t> Till y ' l l HAVE t o COMO IN WITH , Mil IHIUlVV/. , IHCN I'l l HUBTLC .. — HACK ro THO 8 A 0 /1 BAT AH KIN AK INTO INK SNEAK THUD - k S I ON 7j TH1THROW HOMI/ aaa^l •A M / \ £ Frun Hlrikar I .O N K -Vl-wv 1-VAttr, JAW CAH(a you OYi-WbOOKED JU'-d out ihinG! R Wllev, HDtl Sanford Ave. Plnmu 1434-J. Dinner, Served s— TThTTF W A M h F —a "Th* Vast Shrimp on earth" h eight nt Homer's Grill,! SENIOR Beauty Operator for 384 E ast Jat. Street. _ | *hup in O mnge City; good elicit* telle. Box K Orange City, Phona 1U43 Chevrolet Flevtllnv. ExecpHES served every thmiilly good rondltlon. Phone 3703. ____________ 1 >80 to 3 —with Homo ■_1070 - W , ' i Made rolls ami cor f': - ~ W ) I o r y A N T K D - ± | 8 CYLINDER Roadster. new hntHamer’s Grill, 334 tery, IH6.00 cash. Write Box tre a t. TRA CTO R WORK IF ITS A Briggs A Stratton En Free estimates on plowing nnd 103, K. 8 . D r U n d , Fla. gin* Ot Parts you Need Sea discing farm or garden plots. S TATIO N WAGON - 4 8 Chev re­ worked body, axcallvnt tipholaA. D. ROSIER Also clearing and grading build­ tery, humdinger motor, the iileni French and Commercial ing lusts, Phona 157-J, Jack low-cust combination vehicle. Ril*«el' l» w rag blared llrlgga and You’ll enjoy owning this *nnx*y Itra ttoa Dealer A L L T Y P E R of bttlldoxar work, JOHNSQN Wax. Paste, Liquid'At reasonable rates. Free estimat­ get-ahout-qulckly car. Ami only 1735,00 Sanford Motor A Kqpt. , Coat. Free use of floor es. David E . Carpenter, Phona t Co„ 808 W 1st—The Pontiac llshar with each 3 Lh, or I IS03-M _ P lac * . Fried Shrimp 1if—~7vTT(>MoHit,R —l Hy Wttll IHhiiuj T M I3 MVAP-5 t S . . I U-3UAL (307 T O iO L U 'BM ■VtUH 2 FJRET r 'T E E N t T E " AVNE1 T h G W O BLD '9 ^ S -C k Je e T P i9 K lV \ B d Y ,( jB N T S J f- M i f y / p jo o r m \ ci ,rr ^ T ^ ^ T B K w ABD ...ID VCBBP IT NOW ! rv A SBCBBTI L U N J ! I 1 THAT-JS / l,\ A doe! / VDk :m 47 PO N TIA C 4 Door 8. Pickup! Wowl Just try HI Looks? Yaah manl Comfort? You said Itl Price? Naw, only $1488.00. Sanford Mir. A Eqpt. Co. 801 Hy Paul Hobintwjn OlAMOUOS AV,"V^ v , tSOBOGU I' 5K3 tor^|9 fj>iu iMaiarr_ »tu w j-f, VtHAr* a *. o.»JSaci acau o tr v y etiHT.f, W A ',-T* f , 'Sr rT- T‘** ♦ ‘* ’’Tv* 1* m•-AAA. *4L4dWfi* 4 % 1 �:/r r- ■: ‘ % ■ ' rape THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA s to a t , 1 ^»4< *®s THURSDAY SEPT. 19. 1 9 * r^RJSvMN CTP.'*"'**''^ .» l> . A&P Out of Business? \ f Bf>U':. g & i; (&V (&■' ■ The answer is to be found in the formal complaint “they*1 have filed with the tfourt By “theywwe mean, of course, the anti-trust lawyers from Washington who are out to destroy A&P. They say . . . and these are the anti-truit lawyers* own words. . . that we “have reg­ ularly undersold competing retailers.” agll--. B p ' $'.v f; ff& i * v. swi B W ;‘I1:* ; • t ff. To this charge we plead guilty: But| /j < • “g r. pi We confess that for the past 90 years we have constantly stepped up the efficiency of our operations in order to give our customers more and more good food for their money. Sh)' ■'■ V> t1‘■ The American people have seen nothing w rong in this. By their ever-increasing patronago for 90 year* they have shown that they like this low-price policy. A pparently the people ntill see nothing w rong in this today. All during the past week - since the anti­ trust lawyers mnde their charges —wc have been deluged with phone calls and letters from men and women in all walks of life who w ant us to know they are opposed to this effort to put A & P out of business. s8f> r ' '>.■ (t;v !■ S K i.j %;?, . gw.*. f Sfi; A n enormous number of customers are telling our store managers and clerks that they want to con­ tinue to enjoy our low prices for quality foods. J P '■ " ' ifv.'fi ; • » ■ J| ElTl'iv, . ■ Farm ers and other suppliers aire n asking what they can do to prsserva this efficient nutlet for tfialr products. ? .•» O u r 110,000 employees are asking us to protect their jobs and pensions. # L abor leaders nre wiring us their opposition to this threat to labor’s living standards. I .. ^ If all these people will be hurt, why then do the anti-trust lawyers w ant to put A & P out of business? Do You Want Higher Prices? Low Prices Den’t Hurt Anyone A s anyone can acc, tho only purpose that would be served b y 1 putting A & P out of business would be to raise food prices. ' T h e anti-trust lawyers say bccnunr we nre able to sell food cheaper than other grocers, we make it impossible for those grocers to compete with us. wii l'1' Who would this benefit?. If this were true, we should have all the food business In the United Statee by this time. W c were the first merchants to set ihe pattern for lowycost, lowprofit distribution. Our example and our competition has led other grocers to keep their prices dowm )ust the opposite is true. In 1933 we had 11.6 per cent of the nation’s food business. Now, according to tho anti-trust lawyers, our share has decreased to 6.4 per cent in 1948. Anyone can see ,we have nothing even approaching a monopoly. - , ^ * Remove A&P from the picture and food prices are bound to go up. *• , As S matter of fact, there are about 30,000 more individual grocers in business today than there were ten years ago, Remove A&P from the picture and the way will be cleared for the destruction of every other efficient large-scale distributors There are about 273 more food chains in business today than Ultra were ten years ago. iva more competitors in the food field and nation's food business than before. j S .... I ■ ^ p, a x l ;« £ •* - . f M ■ • ■ 1 ..... w £ m i a, n A* V ■■■ 'Tiff . WA'i-t : ’"I . t i t �f.' ■ ?TWjVft'*r’'r*,:rr’; *,,-,l-T J ' t~ ;• • - t v7 it. • *s( n.'. .. ni “ JE ht ^attfnrfr H^niUi la llatty Thar# 1# Htrtftgth— T» Prelect tlM Pw m of Ih« World i To Praasot# tho Pragma of America. Santoro. To Product Prosper!: MooruT for B • VOLUME XXXI E sta b lish e d I M S S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . Warren Hails Legislature FotrNtn'Taxes Early Hearing On China Plea Is Rejected G o v e r n o r Predicts 90 P ercen t Of A ver­ a g e : M an's Incom e W ill Be E xem pted O t h e r I s s u e s To Come F irst In U N ; Mao T ze T ung W ill H ead Red Regime T A L L A H A S S E E . Sept. 30— f/|>> LA K E SUCCESS, Sept. JO </P) — Nationalist China suffered a set­ back today when the LI N. political committee rejected demands (at an early airing of her complaint against Russia. •A 1 : a ll nil. ilrfi; M — Governor Warren estimates near­ ly 90 percent of ilia eveiagr l l.m dian's incomo will be untouched by Iht new Slate ralet lax. Speaking over an eight nation radio network Uit night, lie tail! exemption* provided in the law "ate to Haled lliat wa can he cer­ tain that almoit 90 percent of die average family I incoma will lie ftee of any lax whatever." Warren laid ha it “willing to atcept" the $40,000,000 a year new tax program, but ilill did not diiclou whether he will tign the tale* lax bill or let it become law with­ out hi* approval. He hat until Monday to make up hi* mind. ,MllJulily |.,1((lt,, aeott Luca* of III., appear* tM’foru donut < Judiciary Committee. w «''!"*ta»*. *» .“ '*>• « rmy iy w. the In *V pioval of Judge Sherman Minton's nomination to tha Suprema Court. Judge Minton, a former New Deal Senator from Imlluna, was later called to appear before the com­ mittee in closed Herndon. (Inter national) A N I N D E P K N D S N T D A U .Y N K W S l’A m t U. S. Ambassador-at-large Philip C. Jessup supported China's de­ mand (or quick action. Hut the General Assembly's V> nation poli­ tical committee deculrd to dries debate on the Chinrir rnmpiamt until aftci disposal of duer oilier major questions— Italian colonies, Palestine and Russia's "peace pact" proposals. Chiese delegate T. E. I siang had formally demanded that the Chi­ nese-Soviet dispute hr taken up immediately after the rnminiller disposed ol the Italian colonies is­ sue. Hi* demand was lejrclrd by a 21 to 21 tie vote, with nine coun­ tries abstaining. F R ID A X THE WEATHER Generally fair and mild Ih lM lk Siiiui J«> except becoming partly *liimlj with it few showers during Haturdat. Moderate to (rrah north’ easterly winds. ;J 3 Aiwoclatfd P i m S E P T . :il>, I 1* III Leaned Wlra No. 2HR . Lewis Orders Penn Miners: BackToWork S anford G arden Club Isiiildinjr la ) 3 8 0 ,0 0 0 O thers Remain On S trike; Deadline N ears .Xu S t e e l Negotiation!! PIT I S ill IK .il, Hept. JO— — ' Kiivcriiiurnt mediator try# lug in state off a uationwlgg -le d s ir ike ul mhluliiht said tin t "Then- |h m, hn-ie rhange ] llie puhitiuiih" nr llig Steal (he ( II) William N. Marsolta, n—(mI iihi rliii’t-iiir of thr Federal .Mt’dliitiiin nml Cuiirillsllan Her** tier, made thr in mm rnl to ro*. purler- after hr hail -prut muro (hart lInt,- Ilnurs talking with ImiiIi -ule- When u-kerl what kO meant in "hiiNir," Mar gulls sal# II li.nl im pmliridur -igulflcaiteg lit llie wni J H,r negotiations, bg -aid, will min mile. He want t ’*•11 IIW" iiiiiljiilelr in a merling nf unle nf UlllM ol I a lull nml -aid that h# had aimlher meeting with the he sta«| *.... .. -H lor ’Jblll P. M. •*). $ ........win . The Hunfiilil (linden Club Bulhlmg oil Kind l-'ii-d Sit*. 111 the nhove pencil dm wing by; Elton J. Mmighlnti, m . * i will appear when completed. It wdl include un no.him , no ■ 4tMt, powder nnd lent rooms, kbil'cn mnl utility ........ gnu present garden center wing and Wiokioiun which s in ••o"t'l<ii i this year, Fred A. Dy.on wa* r»,iiraeUu for this wmi l-lum tile new hulhllng will l*e finished with I’ liliitu mid , ! m- I'11|* |»lun un kuiti nsf * t * niUi lull IflH'lft1 jut mi tt|it*u nil \w |»11litkt|il«t i.•111•111, it Ijiitl mil In tnkt full ml\iifilai^i1 W illII. M l t ’llU R SPRINC l.tht- si* \ I .tiin-rn|iifi|* «iuk %. nm\ lu*my |iMjijti*t| Id li \\. l’t ' l i i 4111ii min Luiitl* ■\V \ .r , .Sept Ml </!*>— Onc-fif id tfir cm iiiiii't m i .11 miners gol uitlrr- In gi t li.it k In Work Uidajf Hut llir re*l will *|.iy nut on itriko, I ’lriuleiil luliii I., f.rwis of thg Umterl Mine Workers told HO,000 milliMt'ilr iii11ici* ami JJ.OOO coiil n digger* n ,’’ | ,,| llir Mlimvippj tO " ‘"mu- iimdiaiiun next Monday 08 lilt’ll il’ ilul titrrlav rvrrk. . Declaring t h e sentiment of Floridian* appear* to lx* generally In favor of a State fnrotnu (ax, Warren praised tho Senate lor pairing a resolution which would hav* put the question up to the people. fie said tho House illtl not have The committee voted II to !l to time to concur In the measure. The place the Chinese question after Income lax resolution win the next the Soviet peace proposal*, after Item on tho House caleudnr when the Soviet bloc protested bitterly It, HOW U t il \\ l.t I . I l l the Legislature adjourned Sat­ against having then proposals urday. Bill* requested by the Cov­ shoved back. i'W’W ttI I.I I I'll 1*1t*W H I ,1,1m, Anuiml dim IKK) m)i r nal uiintea entor to reduce the truck mltengo After the vote, T-iang told f i -mi ill , ,1 „ in llir Dm lie toulli and mid-Witt . ,,U ----------^ i NIAV YORK V|.t tax and call toy a vote or. it pro­ newsmen: "tl II,. Ih i, f 1 will ra m un llie walkout they ilo- ,Pi'll.% posal to let counties have two ■ "It's a great disappointment to county Judge* ware given priority i'll.bn, ,.|| -tailed S, pi l'» altri iiiip riiiiun toI I!' 1.11,1 '! v ii me." h over It. WASHINGTON, Sept. 30—V P) ,1„ .1,11 The romtnltte's action incunl de- | - - in ini|••>i p.mnelit’ li.r'u ihrit prniioi) fund. « t _ ... . I lie tWli *11111- tl.. Hi no Oil' Tim (lovernoi. declared the con­ House »py fiunler* today named a bate on the Chinese-Soviet dispute hm they tU * til III tl„.il> -ut . illo i Hull ni'MiiiMiiiutt ivilli operators stitutional ban against a Stale Inwould he delayed fui sevetal ______ . ,,f ,v„ r> coma tax—which can only he re­ University of Minnesota professor,, KANSAS Sq,i. Hi i/l'i n r ,il a i in,Lull a ad there i- no IIOHTON, HepL W— l/11^A llioliiyiul .eai* 1 •<1 I pealed by a vota of the people— Joseph W. Weinberg, s> the "Scien-1 week*, In A Lu l linn me f I I r iu.iir.1 ’ igli id a hrr.ik mortar explo.lon which killed a uftei I'lesideut I .mo uni l ''Denies to tha wealthy In Florida list X ” accused of passing Wartime •iui > lliinuuli thr m ini,ii uf ,i |wo ’ lull veteran new.paper photograph­ iImii * -in tin - mi utiimii > Lewis «eiit mil a tide,; i * iii the prlvllnga of hearing their far A-bomb srcirts to a Communist WAH1I1NUTON, Hept. t i t . n •ill er amt wounded three naval gte.s Mils tol-1 ,1 I\th I, share of tM w it of State govern­ ttiiine Inm-r in imillip.i’ t K im .i’ ’ aid, Admtral Louis Denfehl, chief of v tv hum iti iluil agent. of I leer* during a mock amphi­ powei • uJ the A ' »ii<i WilliI't 1 * ment. • tl svuli u hit* l ily n u ll l,„ In . killing icvrii pn "lln- •ii'pi'ii'iiiii ill mining in In Minneapolis, Weinberg got out Naval operation*. Declined today bious assault yesterday on • ehilil1- p l u y c n i n p . i I'»i Li "Moat of the states which have 1•v •l i t- mfi.t hlr of ’■■iia ,i in I inimiiig Imn. to provide American naval Inter­ Host on beach was under Inves­ ■niglit liup|ien uii i the wr’ iriii ,inti anthiatiiie areal f u l l r i w t c . - i »' » alther a general sales tax or even a statement saying "I am not the vention for release of three United jit»|(iiiiiti.iii •<f an Ap|lloxmi.ltrlv JO prisons livrit i> nut now vital to die pending iy-«*»- , virus* win tfmit iiI v<• root,I cuultl l„ii •it' _ sofas safes tax, also have an person rr far red to in previous States merchant alilp" held at tigation today by a swiftly a limited d ill it u n t ie h |o w vened naval court uf Inquiry, Income tax, ggI said. *jr y» A I wlptul ..ill liy viru*» unlit win ill the hmnr many nl lliein iigril wage negotiation* “ VJ Hhanghul by Nationalist gunboat*. hi •If 1 1 o u t in 1 1 ,i> it |m ‘t.jhli naval officer eald Morris ir based Ida eceep- committee reports as "Scientist (n it Ih 4 I t f lf * , / Denfeld. replytW to a request who i «i April fir’ll K* Iff' M'f I fhi lilllt ^ of IlfI oil M.IIIV ul l!,< 11.MW Vice Pieshlrnt Thnmlrt Plneberg, H , of the rvoaifwr i Th«*n> | _ three-point revenue X . He also .aid he ■k id * never front tin t* o fkMifuir^i I f ii ii nfiirirVI ic j i .iui I ii tilillnttral l»*« I'uiir l ivtil I the owners, wired that You fmlii (lip fhiinea hi ihrii rnulil Kemp dy. wliii I- in I’liiirgn of union program on Its ability to bring In given set r»*i information to any un* will appreciate that the employ Post died Instantly—that when j I negi.tmini„ lien’ ip tin' alisence or money "eaientlal to future pro­ he rushed to his aide there * h * l Inllll-’ pieiit of United State, naval ntuliori/rd person. ' Lewis, ieiitl the ti'legium. gress’ without harming any person no pu|.r. The Navy said it I lie i sine nl lltr lil.t/e li.it ii,,I forces under the present circum­ H ie committee .aid Weinhtrg or group." ll uffcel- llie lim e Lulled M|h# would await a finding of the stance I* not In accord with Unithern ilrlrumneil Wurkris mithrnelte di-trict In court ol inquiry before attemptHe said lt*s not "my uwn per­ gino Ncl.im atomic bomb data (Cantiaaea Oa Pea# f fie K u l ( u i ’ l nleiililml the i’ii«liiu I'eiinsylv iiiiiu . It alkO sonal tax program, "but it does buck In 1D4!I when Weinberg was lug to explain the cause. How j'O veis "even illnI • i. t - In IU weehelp to carry out some of hi. ' winking """"U K at «'■ tile the University of (’< Cul,|r-.ul ever, spectators believed s para­ th | 'em -lu l,’- Wllshlligtuil, Iowa, csmpalgn pledges. He listed among ''"rnia radiation laboratory. They eat chute bomb, which should hme Mu I Inieiu r l(i, I,.inI- 111 Kin-'im, ( 'dm nd,i, \ew Mexico, these lilt .land sgalnst a "g “ genera! ""'v have wltiutH.va, they .aid, to been propelled Into the air h,\l, l ni i All,hew. (itl i i 'I,lainmm Mi— hr,hi i Wyino uirtg, sales tax," Improvement of m ini piovc Wclnherg lied when he de­ > Mir,,. •\ Mil'll » fore detonating, etploded with ltr|i lli.nlcv I ).It. mu' ,, i, i (('■alias*# Oa r . . . SCIahll nied thin. I lull nml Mriiitumr 'b u ’li If ii lu iil’ , 4 i u,r lit t tin ii • ■ I In the mortar and hurtled fra* liiriulalioti lli.vl ll.c I ,it ( ....... I, Mr*. lU'luna to J 1 *: As to the accusation of lying (\ !,*-11 1 ewi* ni ih i • ,| a lln v’e-day ♦f I. I J I I It I. mentu of the device through thr * iiIs*iii i nit,nn, i : ii „. |/ tiiinri* <mi’ idci .ill,,, ihii,- |' iil ,.l under oath, Weinberg said: "I mother of John E. linker, died air lihe shrapnel. " » l k week beglllliillH 111 Ju ly . )h i i 1 I ■wink? 1 1m* in y e s te rd a y afternoon ft 1:46 Ml* Mv.lle M. I lei’ hev. J5 .m,i have always told tht truth. I itn iIiiin-ii«• and w rslm o fields were the tig.iirllr l.ix ill,,net Ini I In 1 ( .1 • l fill llltll tf o’clock at her home et t i l South affirm my position." ii i i ", | *" 1 * hthlien, Mville M.me, '• md iifii'i'ted. The tniaeis there Jldy it «■ f | I’M'Hi) B Q S T O N , S e p t , 3 0 — (A 1) - M m t ,le v e l o ju n rn ! nf i n ir .itn u i *1 I <ill \ Oleander Avenua after a few Weinberg declared alau that he l.lle, '"""On, .mil 1 feint M H riilin ! h«»u«*bi'i, join (linn luffithtun in ••I . IwriV’H • <,i • tlrv lo r S s i i l i n t l V n iilh hi|*hl,,-lil,-it . „ . ............................................... ....... . m Finebrrg, 36-yest-old vetrrsn tin* Hi'lit 11* walkout hvui the |icn« wus not working on a secret pro- days lllneis. |l Jtl III!InIlis ! hIoh ituikhuii. Jecl nnd hud no access to secret Texas and” w £ n " a % l g “ g ir i, “ “ V 0" ^ '‘"ogriphe,. wa. killed tin- Js y irr nirrliigi V 'to u in it I....... ' f III,In ildn-i ' I' lii' M llersJii'v iIn- lni><l,iiii,| NYiih«*i l.«*wh imu any other — r ----| Information at the time a com- came with III itlliwri In ,i irqn,- t I ,|\ i ,, q-r n , l . II III ( l i e l e i - . . . her -— family ...... to , . Lees-i<iiid lour other*, including dorr I ( <<MIIHM9<1 lln l*nnr • l«la|) ,|i i,I i "f 'll- llershev. \*s. uniklllg TA M PA , Rapt. flO-f/P)— More »>ittee report said "Scientist X" Imrg. In IttOl *he married Wtl- Nsval officer*, were injured ye«in M . Iniim, ' " " I n ii - n ni|r|ii \*iil. l,limn when iiis k c i r lilliiu l M, K il.lilll(•'•it*.... I" limp nit,* i, ■tormv weather lies ahead for 1U1IV,‘ •• "rernt formula to Nelson. llum E. Baker end moved to day in a mock Marine end N.ttv | I,.' Ii- iiii I ,,f (In- (lie. lie in-lied in 11s m o v r I hr mrellMM )i|,n r- In the I t l Hill 111 •ml itviHI*HI Florida's newcitrus Inw whichIt. 1 Weinberg is the only person of Orlando, where with her brother, luitlilmtr nml iiflei two nl Ml 'll .Ir I' p ll \\ ......... '.I • '• htekers promisedwould prevent (tfeatlaaeg n . rage R s n x -Im I i ,, the late J. L . Miller, they estab­ ,i iri| >tiill jous assault un a fliulou Y it ih l C lub, tl,,- Lavs l>l- was aide In make Im way S.lllls lull. Ill ....... I d e i i l green fruit shipments mid control luithirig lirscli before thouisndt ol 4lk that the I •■III Ml ( elite |,r i, lished a hakery. „ , nllllUl ll I! • e . v i r t l a l - , 1,1.11 1 In lln- -i ,-niiil flnui wli,'ie i|ie the quality of canned cllrua luice*. l*ope EHtimateg T ax Thl* wa* later moved to Banford •iveclator*. lunnI, Hv,-,l. but they well* nl lamrtl I n,l.iv mi'lii’ Ini « il' ' •|itiir- m l t i l l l l l e M Federal Judge W. J. Darker and was ona of the first bak­ i end* dead Finrbetg was (truck by lull s and He I olllltll yesterday Issued a temporary re- To County A t $12,000 eries In thl* city. Later Mr, . s I i .ik danrri. w h ile .iK ie e m u In li.m lei lln- file gulled I lie llileillil "f -■training order preventing state Ml i , in 11 tel, d t h e in ( n I'M* lln- Imuse Miller purchased the bakery and mrnt from an exploding mmi.n thru own lulu lie, me In llir l u l l agencies from enforcing part* nf i f 1 Uih'w of -iiperlrn (■ •-I .ilut, i",' I ll’ l l 4 PEN T, Kept :u| UPjer moved to Tampa, while photographing the drummiM Club. Hxtrn tnx money to be derived th* I be inimeil wen ll-li'd ns Mrs thft law pertaining the calmer*. i,'I < 11 ii. w wlIdle in '11• X) illY I d llavse. Ill'; Chillies Hleele Mil; I'lm Iliincurinn imvei iiinsol isi l l e in by Hemliiidi' County from the ex­ A rep,ut kiih iiimI,- mi 'I,, pi>> Thit order remalne In effect tra cent of gasoline tax for coun­ in,mul’d today lls pact of friendill | d u y l l n \u n i h ah Hill' Mnignu HM. mill Kelly Fisli nl ,r bow « c‘ - r ................ until a three-judge federal court ties recently provided by the Legis­ Survivors Include the son, hnuth Motion a* part uf thr Mamie gross nf Murinii Him linin’ \,-nili I I nt <.in Inti I "Win, f a in hi v luirli ill llettv l-'ishl,nidi, Hleele -h'l' ami mutual it id wtlh Yugo­ itpdih* the law to *e» whether a lature, was estimated today at John E. Baker, 11100 West First Corps I-rague National Convro...... ernler ritmi mivr11 wliieh tin- I.......... slavia. UhiiMibi'r Inis pievimi-U tiitlnt n*d ie l11.i n, " ii (.worn la a i jMrMi and Miiryiin suffeu-.l (inin -lun-k permanent Injunction should he only ahont IIJ.IHJO a year by If, Street, and one grandson, Earnest nml i-vpusui*'. Mlllnvst' suffei t ll ul ' The Co in mutils' pn-— In Humini uf ill. i. > in pitny 1 1 1 James L. Callahan, Hoilon Globe Hint Hep. Udllllin pin).......I n I, i , ■rented. e.l l u i ii - ami lai'rialiniiH. It. rope, chairman of the County C Baker of DeLand, | iiuia Indicated Hint ntiiei Soviet Kiidi'i Attorneys repreeentlng fresh Commission. services far Mr*, photographer, said he wa* iiaiul he written In till- ( ’ill I nnnm n-n Funeral I(i,'Iiiim Is. one uf (lie dead, wa* -iiti’llili's hooii would follow vuit. I la men weie coinplu •til’ ll hv sskillg tllUl smile nf lln' In n , i,’in fruit groups announced they also I It "I’l’mi'd llkniy tliat all the "atelHe stated that although he had Aulick will be held Sunday af- ing about five feet from FinrhriK (■tie tux lllnliev beui mini, l-n lien' badr-r for tlleii rlt I III blind woqld.file a federal suit attack, lMlrL ... not yet seen the hill, he under­ ternoon at 8:00 o’clock at thr _ L , n . l . u m Tile fill' was believe,I l„ have llle nations wool,I lake the cue ( olil the linpriivement nf ylmlh neu'iiimliieinif liicu til Join Ih In# the maturity standard* for stood that It provided that only Erickson Funeral Home with the |lh< w,* l . ill’ll slnileil on the first llniir. All nf ....... Mnsrnw, which set aliped her fruit JtHtfnr* U can be shipped. I’liliv nml nuinli’il nut ll.nt ........................ ‘ head by a piece of shrapnel juil s» tloiisl fucillllt'S. Pev. A. (1. Mclnnia officiating. £0 percent of toe tax la to go dir­ ~ i In- dead were found mi I he see <I rent v of friendship with YugoThese standard* are what llo v * ) lUil uml. A r e p o it w ns nm de b y the I '*i* ■ lliil i.iin it s ran olitrdii ectly to comities for expenditure Burial will be In I-nkevlew Ceme­ 1.500 Marine* from the Second i "Invln vt'siortlnv.) emor Fu llsr Warrtn refer* to a* on county road*, and That the re­ tery. I’l'HVeiidnn Week enliiinillee nml lion I IMMllI r ,,ni’i'inimr the First lepuil of lln- rliiines mine Like Moscow, Hmigury xsld Division were splashing ailioir io it s proposed c li III ||II iK11 I" infill lit tha "taste test''. Actually, the*# * S * U ) •diuril b> visiting the \ i Serving as pnllbearara will be maining R0 percent la to stay In flour mi unidentified milkman who Tiin's vuvernim'iil hurl violated nsw state regulations provld* for Tallahassee to t>e spent for road C. W. Johnson, L . T. Johnson, CL "ireute" the beach. th e c llix e lis of H llllfo u l nf tinI litii ,n*v iilehts, nr by , ,.t )' III)' oollii'd (lie liliixe mi ld> rounds, nml "ili'fiimt.'il" (Im pact and made a highly-involved stepped-up ra ­ The assault landing was irrmnl v a r io u s f i l e hnxiu'ds e u u i e .l i,> Imn n) K u le r’ Jewrli Byron 1 l • | lie raced ueross llie s iieel uml li worthies*. construction or road debt payments Finch, A, B. Love Joy, tion of sugar and add* In ths designated by counties. im tillllk lM g p e rso n s F i l e 1 111. 1 \l hi nunlem-il .Mr. and Mis. Artluii ........,.t "an ouliaia" by Button I’oliir Squires and J. T. Hardy. The 11viniriirlixn government slid Hiti. T. V. Hi own, ... id . fruit. N. Clevelsm l Inis nffeu'd In. lull Yugoslavia wa* proved a violator ineled nt I'op. 's Seivl, b'nliun | MeCarthv. Commissioner Thomas K, Sullivan cuoperntioii during The n tl affect of the "taste w"'k ""d in nidei to secure Informntmu ,,n i Uie Ihree railed fiicinen and uf thi* pact hv the treason trial last" standards la to hold off the He said, In a statemant, that demonstrslioiis uf file eipilpnienl , i.,. | helped the owner Mrs. Iluysc, ova- here IrnI week of Lasilu Bajk, market the fruit which normally school officials who gave children were arrangi'd. i imle ihnse on the gruuml flimr. former Hungarian foreign mluist^ shipped in August or fleptama day off to witness the de mini­ t'hnrli's Edward llocd, MO, es­ l'rIt l i l l HI H PEN D EIt stration “should be put away f<" H EEK IN G III VOUCH lln|h, former Comimmi-1 police i/l'i *caped in Id- stocking feel. He had If both tha'eannlng and fresh sending the children over there." W ASHIN GTON , Hept. (Ill CH ICAG O , Sept. ftO—(/!•) The , ........... ,___ , , been sleeping In the same muni I miss of Hiiugary, wa* condcitmed fruit provisions ar# knocked out, "Only for the tremendous deluil Tribune s a il today ilmt Gover­ \ per ich l Increase In rail w|,|, II,.,, Morgan and lirloed Mol- In tin* gallows lifter ronfsxslrig the law will bt stripped, for these of police on duty I don't knnw nor and Mrs. Adlul Stevensun way expiisn lilies on "td|..... IllK .,s i|Bnr4 On I’aa* S’inirl thut he plotted with Yugoslavs dnd (Deepened •»■ r < n r » n |wo parts am tha backbone of the have consulted lawyers about a nf glfi piukagi's nf citrus finds — ---------------- -. Americans to overthrow the HutfORLEAN9, La., Sept. 30— (A*)—Lulielle, tha chimpanzee antlra act. divorce. from Florida and Tuxns him lu-uii' T H A F F IU D EA TH S gnrlnn governnieul and assaatflLBG IO N M E E T whose captive career included such highlights as a win# jag and a kid­ The Tribune snlil that only a -ii'pemb'd unlit Apr..Elb HUH), tliej CIIIUAGO, Hept. HO -(/!*>—'The unte its Coiiimuuisl leaders. , * Plena for an Armistice Day pm- ( property settlement nml u de- Inlelstute Uummi ICO Coimnls-lnii; null,m's truffle lieuth- In I lie 0 R I V M V L IC B N f t! napping spree, was shot to death hare after a brief freedom. and parade will be discussed Melon as to whuru the action will niitioiincrd loduy. The Increase wii <j fu -l eight months of 1040 tolnlTha offtca of County Judga r\m,.t«. B m i Imw will ha onan Duffy, her chimp male, broke a padlock yesterday and opened a gram T A K E N OWN L I F E *‘ at tha masting of Campbell- be filed remained to lm agreed to luivo (nl.einuffi-et today. , eil Id,"DO, thn Nnlional Hnfuly W ASH IN GTON , Sent. » ( M « r t f i T S a t u r d a y W j W to the great open sppcm of Audubo. P ark -tad desVh. Loaning Peat 63, the American Upon, Tha Hlevunaons wwn mar­ __— ----- ta.. - — I'iniiii'll said today. Former Federal CommurdoAh Ona ahot from daadeya Gaorga#Lagfoa at e buslneal masting at ried In Chicago on Dee. I, IDlfH, MIts HOHENW ALD H IES The total. Including U,7m» In linn* Commlsaloner Rsv R’C. 1 superint superintendent, uglass, the park the Rut i t Ii0 0 o'clock Monday Mrs. Steven* I* 40. They have . ..juped baby, H EVEU LY f llL L H , Calif., August, wns 2 per rent under Wakefield, 84. (lied yeslerdsy* fet!M . the untamed •d Lulls Lulsette, * t avanlng. Post Commander Jams* th e y 'have three *un*. Fighting for har Hept. HO- (A')--Private funeiall Hi« toll for the first night Emergency Hosnltnl.where ' “ newsptga headliner■for 'mere than sft^, weaning time waa an eld Q .‘Galloway urges that all mem­ ■ .... ■ tiervlee* will ho hel# today for| months^of jl'48, Tho_ August toll wnx taken Hent. >0 with a slash F A V II.I.K ItKMIGNX ber! be present. Mrs. Adelaide Rtuj llo-ellwuld, was 100 helow the July toll and wrist, Dr. Chlstophcr J. Mur or taka It waa "a heart Howard Favllle, city huilding, J(U-yo:rr-uld widow ol (he famed H per cent below August, 1U4H. doniitv coroner nf tho DIMrlc for me to do," said Douglas*, -rnn sha ~ Mnrh^ed Iasi, DUt nsnthasaA A—— Ih m J ADJUDGED INSANE electrical and plumbing Inspec­ ihilniilhrnpUt and nterelianl rolmnhia, Issued a certificate'( U waa dona for the pmid of the k l ! v _w . VfAYF.H RBTlHKH JOLIET, UL Sept. 30~0P>- tor, ha* offered his resignation ulitis Kosenwald. ’ >’ frif sulctd. « CLU B public," Few pareoaa were in the . u L i T . E. (J. Hayes retired Irnlay from DtaM AUen. IS year old slayer ftrom this ppsition, ns lie In unable Members utlves Club perk nt the time, bat nu g ln ea doAtluntle Coast Idna railroad ser­ c i i a I k Th d w i t i i Of • boy playmate, waa ordered assume tha full time now de­ U H D EK «ee mcctwill hold a al t h f T W K A T H F J ^ with a To get the e e re e d ._____ ,______ elded ta •ant ta n mental hospital yester­ manded by these duties, City Man­ IIKKWTON, Ala., , HO— (rt*) vice after 26 years of service. At o’Clock at tha fng tonight at the see! #°* Lolsetta tlpey and teak the day after she waa found Insane by ager C. W. McKIbbln nirnouncod (he time of his retirement he was —Tlioinns Jackson Sy wus Tourist Center* A . Palmer, J A C K S O N V IL L E , Sst.t. 30 londllnee f * * * f * t P V M j M asoOhog WOa serving ** a coal train operator. ■ Standi court Jury. charged with (he house kll- Mr. and Mrs. Hayes plan to leavo t, annognsed. thla mornHleh . —-*i—. I* fw *h. W Diane, who signed n statement Mr. Fatriile will remain at his ling of n Jay, Fla,, i ‘ ' mt over next week for Parry. Atlanta 70 she drowned Charles John- pmt^ however, until a successor ta remarks Gut other Huffelo 83 allegedly Mssumed made nbuut his ta; .fa ta satisfy >t a M il,1 r, Palmer urg- "JJChicago 61 HPUMTHMAITB MEETING attend. slated, It did not Denver 76 Sheriff F . F . I said a Ths Seminole County Bporta•ha* work of Ineiwe- "in rant hit* been laaii barging man's AtaoclatUm will meet to4 f iil$ 9 , I was era with prevlom j .fackxmt with the” ml Ili a lam ml. Loycr | night at ItOO •'•look ta diieusa riiiw w fi from •tiMTh U work, however,'Copnland tn a Mr i ami | tha FlorMa fltata " tha 1'Unntv * -----night, 'atlon mi Professor Named As “ Scientist X” By Spy Hunteis R epresentatives S a y U niversity T eacher Gave Reds Secrets ] I * Jl ir 1 K illed/4 Hurt Biological Warfare S«"ires Dubbed Seven Persons By Scientist As “ Pure Hokum Killed In F ire In Mock Assault In Kansas City By Marines, Navy Frying Steel Strike# w*1 i «■« Civilian A M ortar ,,M'r Explotles On B e ac h , (Jmr. Four Oll.t-rs Injured AsTwoStury Room­ ing lluiise Burns tin, ........ .......... *... which ■mnr* Odhiun Suggests Nnlional (innrd Cigarette Taxes ( o i m m 'n d r d F o r l l s For Kmvalii u Fine Appearance M . Helena Aulick At Arfe Of 79 . More Trouble Seen For Florida Citrus Legislation IliiiurnrvEnds Pact With Yugoslavia On Russian Cue Famous New Orleans uumpansee Shot To Death After Wild Spree NEW s ■*1- to J Ifc fS s reason Ikatf • if- V V » . > ■ if#™.;] 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. 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, September 29, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 29, 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>, September 29, 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/af8c79a21a665468ad562fdc469ba2dd.pdf d971bacb90f49787bcf7a55d45e1c951 PDF Text Text ' ' V-~ rT Y ' “ " '... “....... 1 ------------ —... ■* * J.r P A G E S IX CLEVELAND, Sept. 27—VPJ— publisher 8 . A. Ilnrvltx uf the Litaln Journal sold today the government's antl-truat suit »ifl oVrint the nuper constitutes u "ItrciU to the right* of every lurw-imper .• mid publication In the. United Htutes. florvllx, In III* first alatement .lore the rlvll notion waa filed in .federal court here la»t Thinsduy, added: to regulate) and control news­ papers The mill-trust act and ■L* government's power to reguthe la commerce ha* been stretched :h< _ 'cover mill rid over nil manner to' I of* hi 1*1ne* i In recent year*. ''I f government bureaucrat* can Rain control over the advuVIkTng content* of the Amer.'ten |i ■ I f V at o w H niM iM H Icontrol U H IIW I lover iv v i Ithe II* gaining Ukp Ptwa and editorial content* n* w|||_ | under file liv the law-limkei*. Ihe NIWtY lllCTID CHANCIUOR Konrad Adenauer (second from left) thinks representatives of tha Westons Powers fur their countries' aid In rchabllltillng d trm tn y . Th# man sis shown ss tha wast-xono republic’s Parliament started functioning In Bonn. A fourtcan-inan rlfhtwlng coalition Csblnst ws* sworn in. At left Is U. H. I Huh Commissioner for Occupied Germany John J. McCIoy. Second from rl(ht la Britain's Military Governor (Icn. Sir Brian Robertson, and at right la francs'a Francois Poncat (International ft ad lopho to) City ItudRct IlritiHh Taxed M in u rn K e tu rn (fsBiiN N s* r o m i C sa s ttaai veins, t.in. is i, i * inl.ivrKi olio, I npvraliunk. J*i««m (*f*ur (inn ll,u tuIf) |r««nlliMiril |ll ini»viiic IIV111* Iiiu> III.' ip| Ijir,*»sn• fm |M| IIUII taco CHICAGO, Sept. 87—bPi—Mi*. Bernice Ecker, 33, and three of the ipia.hliplet balds* burn tu liui last rilglit w tir dead today. Th* temsinlog Infant, u tiny girl, was given a fill-fit) miivIvmI chance hy physician* at Holy Cross Hospital. Her husband, Vtmon, a truck driver, said Ida wife ws* not sure she was pregnant. He had plann­ ed to take her to a doctor next Friday In find out. Mrs. Frkcr, mother of thieai rhll.lren In an earlier immlugo became III last night while slio t farmerette costume, was listening t 0 a radio program In her home with her brother. Dolores Dalbara, IT, Clifton,, N. J* Francis Fitrgeiald, SO. F ttig sra ld ’ who will reign as Quean of th* Now took her to the hnipital, and the I Jersey State Fair, waves her straw firat hahv was born shortly after chapeau as she reaches Now York on a tour of eastern dtfcia Tha she arrived, One of the quadruplets, a hoy, oldest exposition was stillborn. A girl died lees n dop mt iailli rt Gian three horns after birth, The wntn H third child who riled wae a liny, First grant w u rocsJved kept olive until 7 A. M. today in George II la 1748. (International] the hospital Incubator. Mrs. Ecker riled olios11y before midnight, A staff physician at Ihe hospital said unite anemia was th* chief cause of her death. Mrs. Ecker had worked aa a JFHHEY CITY, N. J. Hspt. 27 Ubeier In a paint factory until —)—Hudson " ‘ — Boulevard uf,, County Inst month when she left her Job —(A1 because of lovert. bleeding attacks, Patrolman Anthony (laslor Is on her liushand said. It waa another the danger list today after showing such attack which preceded the de­ a bartender how to play "Russian roulette." livery of th# babies last night. Police Chief James McNamara Tha surviving baby ii an ab­ normally small girl. Her weight said the special patrolman placed was nut ascertained because of tn* on* shell In hie .3ft caliber service necessity of getting her into the revolver last night to demonstrate the "game " Incubator quickly. Then he arum the cylinder, put the gun to hie forehead, and pull­ ed the trigger. The bullat was In ihe chamber opposite th* hammer, KWaMasei n s w Wow* **■•» said. Clilsng Ksl-BIteks Nationalist gov- McNamara The bullat rut through the fron­ trnnisnl. tal bon* of hie head. He waa taken The Assembly's 14-natlon steer­ to J e n e y City modlcal center, ing commlttea la expacted to matt where h t wae reported on th* tomorrow or Wednesday to decide danger Hat this morning. whether to recommend th at th* Assembly takg up] the complaint. Russia’* Andrei Y. Vishineky, ae ■n assembly vice-preeldent, elts ICsstlssiC Pros* was* ___ on that commlttan and may makt Va„ carpenter, said vesterday ha his first counlar-attaek in debate shot and liillad Wooldrldgs after with Tslang) also a vice-president tha older man pulled a knife on him In an argument over Mr*. and commitWa member, Horn* western delegations war* Dean. raported trying to talk tha .Chin - 1 The youth testified that Mrs. on* out of asking the Assembly Doan, Sft-year-old former house­ to condemn Russia’s raported port keeper nn tha Brcnnaq farm, threatened to tell h it brother, Ray­ In the Chlnaea civil war. mond, that tho and Robert had Illicit relation* If ha failed to get to leave, used tha ■placards to boat on Wooldridge Calted to the eland In rebuttal. the hoods and toqs of autoa at­ Mrs. Dean dented Wooldridge had tempting to enter, "laid h k hands on me" |1 Robert A crowd of aovarnt hundrad tentitled or that i m bad over ask­ striker* and union sympathisers ed the youth to t o r n Wooldridge shouted encouragement. to k a v t th* farm . Whan ih c riffi daputiaa triad "Did you ever have Intimate to ck n r n passage for h m ap­ lattona with Robert,1' Mre. De proaching rvoa-itrlkeve, tha wo­ w#« seked. proachlng noa-strtks men snclrckd officers, snckclad tha the peace p •7 ( 0. » d idn't" completely blocking Benjamin B. Donolow, M e n u 5aa™w2*»-w to tho pknt. Other Wmgrw -----....w cousel. asked her If ‘eh* hed not WDTDd had a drinking bout with Rohart when they wer# alone In the Bren•tNtjo* tested bout an .Four ___ anterad tho Ira Dean dented the state- 1• | »nsi«nww w■***•* * "Worn— -wlm i ...................* ■' 1 4;„v1 l.Mtlnint*il the Htate will I "A'l'klvs*- K"i Itm »ta,^Cu itulHu p ro -, I’rlmst Minister Attlee, "Women serve on -school I A kpohi'siiiaii tui the C lcu ttivld boards lard* mid women who tesuh know . y 4Htl i>r>7 siv■■ilsslslst. J0**1 h anthdimit'tl. Ilw suggestion cams In tH# im nr on nr.* kuut 21 tc liu iie il ih a ir Jhat .jit In timiiv pails of lha counlrv , , , , ^ ,' ‘ „ , 1, 1. from mliiiissiim luxe* oi the Mnnl- House of Commons after A tttst pit* to oporalU.n nml silUo.l: ♦ ter schools rannol be ohtnlimd I ' j L ? Hull I'oik mol fiu.tmo fiom tejeclid Winston Cliurclilll’s da“ Wu have taken sVury p ic Jinlssa there Is flnsnrlnl nsflslmme y,'ur ." " 'T ..’ M ' T . i u. ,'r ' 7 ""l" " f " ,''1 ! niantl for more Information alomt caution to copo u u li m u em er­ "nm t ths federal government," he |'v*" u* *. ll1'* 111 *“'w 1 ! | N Ni iiiug up the budget Hie the domlnlur* of an atomic gency and to piuteui out mitisk _____________________I l^ ^ ‘*!!7 ;:......... will. ... ........... J « ..... tlM lt..."- look .................... . plosion In liussla. utm cpnpmcnt." "This administration has pltdg- 1 '*'*•*■• will* an estlm aitd of Ho1 to ro id c I k i i i c I I c in s lovcmm All loo said It would not he in Alioltict upcrului uil.lc.il •d fedt’ial aid to Ihe slates to hoTn 111)1 loveniie of *22,1)00,0011 from bill possed l.y lll«< l.cgisbitillr, sold llm {inisHe Interest et present to "W o’tu going tu ktay in o p e ia them Improve their school*. A hill the >mie* tux and a (14,0117,101 Mr. McKihbm. Tills wu* duo to go bey nml the Heut, 2ft Joint (Ion from now on uulsst we’rs providing such aid has already rush balance uu July 1 will pro- tlm fort Unit '(iovriimr ion niuiniinu i im in n ittni iiiti i inn Win vvsssix.il hi km uiiiipm ntaivis stntoiimnl of thet united Htalee, khot o iii of it." passed the Kenate and I* now a- vide *ll,Nb:i,7tlH fur the your sod- has not vot slgnctl tin- 1.111, nod no . Cnnndn nml llrltaln, which had bitill souther cuininsnta'.i r waiting action In the House of lug June ilo, lUliU. dntn on method* of <<,IIit i I<>m ore Isold nmirly tiiut an “atonilc *a"W u ilonT want any trcinbla but fMtprcamtlatlves. I shall continue However, If flelWMl'4 la ra- yet oviilinbli'. 1 illusion" hod uccurrsd In the Bovlet ws’ll give It to tlism (pickets) |M urge Congress to pass this turned tu weilara nml | 2,titlH.Uifb Word from Hcnntm I. F. Iloylc ‘ union. Hclontlsl* Inloruietrd thl* if llit-y want it,” nNlJflalloH," to pillule schools, uppruprlaiiuiia wo......... tti.it til. Mint.* Ibm.l to nifoii Russia tursly has an I 'll IMil,Hi.II, Rapt. 27 -l/F)— fu‘Th* President, whom national for ihu year will amount to |llfi,- ihipartm uit lum ngrecd to mnko atomic weapon, Tight-lipped iiigoilnlms in th# •MlUi program has sllrted mi a m>|,HJ4, 'lid*, Gay sold, will laavs ‘tlm siirvcv fur tin' widening uf l.nliotilo A. It. IMackhurn t o l d . steel pension dispute sulked in ^Unlrovaray with the American h deficit uf *:ijiuO,:ii)ri at tha end French Avenue, ii "fimn to mar­ Iho House Hi# news of the .Soviet and out <>f a long bargaining seefMtdlcal Association, said "our methe fiscal year. ket", liiubwny nml Hint uutloy fm atomic eiplosoln meant llrltaln shut without romnie.it todoy but ProKr»!" ,wl11 «?•*«!> Ii»ppl**r ii,. estimated total receipts for the project will Im included in the line boon "uuUliIpptd by the Hue- *p#ciilntton on tnt-ir pmgrr** we* ’{ J ? ,!!1, i i cH l |u " *i"! thy second year of llm biennium lilftil liigliway liinlgci, said Mr. ■Ian* In the developinent uf atomic atlnu .1 by the length and re­ McKllililn. gularity of their ■eselons, energy," 4 646 4 After a two and utis-lialf houi ■ " I , atst fn .. auu-oim •'•* Hum lltts tales ton. He demanded an "Immedlat* re­ Edwin Hliiiilmlscr, city utlnrney, l m » a rt«will 5n fmnrnvv -ill to counties and cttlas wa* rci|lie*led to contarl Ihu Civil view of iho whole problem" by lha met.ting this momlng, neither th* and expand tha Hlver.lone " *lHJU>uuu 1 in inventory Aercnnnnlic Authority In reference Labor government. Ha ’ al#o tbld United Alette 8t##r Corporation tlo a la l Hscurlty system and that *,ul lofc* w" ul total |UU,lftO,- to the irnuoil by C. A. Mnddy that Attlee many people "fael that Ida ‘ nor^ CIO United Steal-Worker If w ill iwss "veVy shortly^. ■ bill }"* r*v« ,u* would would dltniae thelt eetlvi ------------ ‘L"‘‘ the City sell to him nml the Fel­ present Issue is so grave that leader* erawing: tha the minimum wage wagt for uot!vil* .- ’ ^Industrial workers from 4lf to 78 Appropriation, f o r th # y M r ,lf lowship Foundation property now President Truman and yoursatf tlee. % snts an hour. 1,1 Hill, would tutal |Hf4,tJ{0,* held liv Iho Foundation umler DO should not shrink from having a Vic* President John A. Steph­ K "Minimum wages and social sa- MU, leaving a dellclt of *14,184^ year lensn, olio property nitli-lcas- cunferrnco at the highest level en* of "Big Hteel" anti President cd liv him Ip Alduisuato tlnlver- with Blalln." Philip Murray of ths union said ttn rflv together protect our work- diU. fqn|r paoplt* against disastrously low lha Comptroller said lha fttl- slty. Consideration fo r. the ileal illackhiirn aeked what lha gov- tlia afternoon conference would Ipaomss," he said, "Farmers nsad mated |4u,uuu,t)uu revenue from amount* to 1500,mxi, •rnm ont'i policy on th# elom b* returned upon call of either party. No definite time waa set. A reduction of license tuxes on would Im In view of tha newt. guards against low Incomes, the sale* tax la ‘unly a liberal Borne obesivcra thought the Attica replied that the govern­ Tha Democratic party has guees," He declared It would ba each Cllv tiua operated by H. A. won .... grtinti'.l Iho now rata ............ ........... ... mad* araaluii* wars an Indiesment has — *-Its policy clsar—■!rontlnuati 1 n the lead In working for a at least els mouths befura an ao- Allen being | 2B amiuntly lush-nri of |7 8 , that there should be ^'International i lion of some kind of progreu. ram for lasting farm proa* curate prediction can ba mad*, Following the rending of h r e - ' control of atomic enargy." I Rut thara wae nu hint ai to what y, fo r w# know that tha wtl* At tha suggestion of Attorney o f jh e country depends upon General Richard Ervin, th* Comp- quasi by the fkmlnulo County, Communist WIUIs Gallachar | It might be. If they du not reach some agreement on pension and In* welfara of our farmer*," h t trollar said h« would furniM tha Chamber nf Commerce that Twin; j umped up. Hath Street between Hanford and "Ae there le no real defeiym I eurance prgurama, n half-million French Avenues Im made a [elnet th# atom bomb," he said ,' •teelworkers tmployed l.y mare through street, the matter wae re­" "will the Prlma Minister support §*{i«t M eom pantes nru set to ferred to Folic* Chief Roy G, Wil­ th* Soviet propoeal for th# 3*a« | ■trike nt 18:01 A, M. Saturday. U l 'M s m T m i S H T t *• liams to make a survey to datar-* 1 tructlon of all atom k waapon8T"| LYNN, Mate., Bapt, V I—W — idc power, w* Br*' ______ Mid every meesure to proTALLAIIA 88 EE, Bept. H—W mine If thle Is needed. 1Albart J, Fitsgereld, president of An ordinance u » was w«. passed p .ss.d deslg tha United E kcrtkal Workers of n*tlng_0*k Av.nuc_b.tw.en Firat g J ^ H t t i l w » { p 8 5 Amartca (CIO), came under fir# and Thlrteanth Streote as n progress would bo mada if today from member# of hla own through straet with the axcsptlon govarnmant o f Bovlat RuMla w< loeal. of th# Nln(h Street stop, Mein bars of tha Local 801 » :• to the thlflleee or fad lit its aro provided i t UE'e largest •• voted hospitals, o bring ehargaa against J. it. Therell, supsrlutsitdent of for falling to atat* hospital*, said there tre t,, MW patten 11' at Chattahuucha*, M l «t tha Arcadia branch. IM a« furh and 188 applicatl ■mil ■ said now ■applkat J»w. ,M t 10 a day, . n # 4mT“ *0 1 . Tha Gablaat, without log M y apMjfia rale*so iMUucted TharroU to oa staffing and *qulpL t o r * ward buiwiug at Chai IJtfoporty owners ^ abkt to taka car* of t roodlng wai givan “ Wa ara right n to confine r-------N l to th* m i R doubU f ' / / rv ‘ ■•; jrr" ^ r *»U, ,?li -llirludlng |#V a-rai..: s a w ir A'SSa.TSK As sir JjrtTsSUllfJM § m § m a * - . i'£ K ir y I NEW YORK, Sept. 2 7 -fA ^ -A H A R P -R U t P A 1 o u t ! common cold cure which worked H o u d m in a Kin Mis s J W) per cent of the time, if you tou AN* KNOCK '{OH i detected the cold within the first I hour, 1* reported hy Captain John DOW N t j 1M, lirew*t it , U. 8. Navy Medical Corp*. The cure Is not une drug, but at least five, all . antl-hlstamlnlcs; I that Is, the drug*, you take for .allergic Rneexlng*. Capt. Brewster reported hi* exnerlment* In the 0. 8 . Nevsl Medical Bulletin of last January(Fsbruary. Th# drugs h t used ere j pyrlbsntandne, thenylene, ntoantergan, hlstadyl and bensdryl. j For every hour's delay In tak' ing the allergy drugs thsrs was a drop In cure*. Watting i l l hours j gave only 74 per rent, | Capt. Hrew»ter declared that Ht 11* possible to catch colds early . enough, He said that cold suffer, era know when one is beginning j ‘These new drugs," Its writes,, , ''eliminate eneeslng, coughing and lRflM»4 N n« A*H *'• I Tlti# Wifi | the prufuxe discharge from the' tN«l« ImA Fit Qltfi nose which now. is left Invisibly on | door knobs, faucet handles, hand . rails, in Ihe air jve breathe, and on other places of contact. If properly and universally tistd, the antl-hlstanilnlcs could reduce the , Incipience of cold* near tu tha , vanishing puint." j The five drugs named are not all tha new autl-hUtamlnlcs. Capt. Urawslsr’s report wa* cunflns.l to : result* of tliosa five. In aarlivr repot is it was stated arrnnsotikly that a new anU-hlilamlnlc drug cotirldln iiad been named in Capt. iliew stir’s report. Mother and 3 Rabies! Die Alter Delivery Truman Speech tisSS’fnr.'aKr^ali" U<,,U i Sy Alley “a limited *ale* to*." Mnlhew* In­ ter apologised to the Tampa THIlium fur ottarkliiR It lifter the Trlliuim reiterated It* support of the new srile* tax. Tile Time* for III year* ha* vigorously opposed n sale* tux In nnv font.. Warren'* teleRrnm came during the rt’Rnlnr hcssIiiii of I he 1!H1' l.cgktetnre after Ilia (Snvernoi's , | "*'> "I'"' ax program had frwrtrt?BhK'&ill! p*rw,,lnl''“*.,,7“ , , fs|||»|*IIII MVlfk|Ol|t , New Drugs Found IARMffrs MEDITATIONS Eskimo Patrolman > Not Only Stranger By Navy Doctors Ntorf A*W MUM KIN On Hawaiian Force Cure Common Cold DO tft KICK PUftTW TAM I*A Hept. 2 7 - ({Pi-The Tnmpii Times tnrinv reproduc'd on tmgr one it Utlcgrum fn>m Govcrtmr Fuller W nrirn tinted Api. Hi nf thin yi'iir In which the chief executive commended the Tlme» . fur Its editorial " iuiiiIiikI a milt'* tux " Warren'* spokesman In Ihe Wi n-1 nlr. Hrnnlnr John K. Mathew* of Jacksonville, lint week severely rrlllrked the Time* nml another I »‘Hndto 1* alrendy under th # : )o*t "f tlm AprIMU tidetrAimb of the Federal Common!- <<rum ""'d: cation* CominlNslon. Perhaps till* "I certainly d« appreciate li'th e flr*t step toward an FCC fine editorial of Insi week against i ftfl- newspaper*" in sail* lax. I hope you will con |Tha Rovernmcnt accused the Unite vigorously to use youi Inpiper and four of |ta officer* fluence to prevent till" unfair, mi of rnnxpiiliiR tu monopolise the lust and WHgeriillliig In* from dissemination uf ncwi, advert!.- being Imposed upon consutneix "( Ida and other Information in vlo- Florida who nlieadv ate f.uyInyt teflon If ihe antl-tru it law*. rno*t of tlm »l*te tnxe*. As you {It said tha Journal had rafusad probably point nut, most of the id accept mlvertlsamento from stale* that have a sale* lax al*» stlveiUsers who advertised over have an Incotn* lax. Tlmrefoia, Urn R a d io Hlatlon WEOL and »ale* Itixers sliould take warning WEOL-FM In Flyrla and In Ihu Warren Is reported Jo sittn ; Sunday News, a papar published Ihe sale* tax bill passed by the j •vary Sunday In larraln. special session of the Leglsleluie. {Tha action asked a prallmln----------------------------ary Injunction to require tha i t t H o n A ll. papar to print sdvertklng of S t a t e t in a n C C S /Irma that also uia tha Sunday _______ W iw and the radio station ir«sa*s<« rt-u , »*■■• ttasi r Attorney General McGmili lurnlnR ovrr to Ihe counties mil pointed out that the suit wa* tlm elite* revenue fimn llm clgsirUg first In which a paper has heen tux and the seventh cant «*so-! if* '1**'* !'f fonapfring to Injure tax on Nov. I. as romiiatliiR tatljn station InnliiR the low tmome month* i T W f r '• Publisher between now and Feb. I. IWbO. Jit urn a* s a ld " '//.^ .. ! ° ! , New*‘ ««av said tlm Htutv will face *'ko »i p2r Hm. ! I 'Jn 1 ,,ic ,,r<1' dirtleully" and will be able only n,##j .n T , n iiC0UtH Wl> ,l* I'fy "“Inrlns and absolutely cinlabmd t„ *V "l . ncc«ssary expense.. cantalnsd In the actfon." ( <i*y *N|d If the Caldnal had not nilbhclil 2b pel cent of Rencrnl levutme funds dm lug the pa*l I luce months, llm Htate would he i in now mull M ' ' 'aaflnnsa rritlH W r .P O i n a flaai e *| 2 ,Hilt),110(1 " " the 1led ^ ...... ’I Min said they want lha nemde vvuultl have a deficit of ft!,OUO,Min| MhetuTiiir' !> hv l4,,lfuage uf the mitiovernor (Jet. 1. aunstllulfon. Wat ten commented j Xlff* ProtnUed Ills administration that if Gay's estimate* are as acWill. Ita!M.......... il An tnaklng 1. 1*. »..... vurute a.. H^ a u.Ii. lit 1 ■■■ dn tn !s i“*fH inakilljr"pro" as thoM he has made In *•■ to nrovlda housing for Ihe Hie pusl, tha revenua to meet ell Artnsrlcan people, ! appiopiisMons uf tha HMD l.eglsE Ha ........... id he would continue tn llu tm c will "fall | 2 tjwU,(M)U shutt ' tW * Cn!,J t,,,'» ‘io nasi a fi federal ' uf being good." •M to •duration hill, which ha* i |j|* iciuark* Indlcatail he would aV /L!!!! up " ,,nu'V •°nttnlUra hy K|Kn( 0, allow to hecume law f icontri o r ° w i t h o u t Id* uppruvul, the sale* t 1 1 T I8 D A Y S E P T . 27, i t f » *—J w».hy»»"• •— e« awithout x s:r,s,„m 'M rIn a move the *government specifying that It wa* I« > *9 T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , SA N F O R D , F L O R ID A governments Suit TimesProduces Again»tNewgpaper Warren’s No Sales B la st As Threat Tax Telegram • vu tt .»■ it Cop Learnt* How To Plav Russian Dame Nationalist China ;A r s ! Woman Arrested S " TSa SjjgaatASiSt NEW YORK—(TP)—’There la a r ' Eskimo patrolman among the pineapple* of the paradise of the ■ Pacific. And that doesn't seem at all unusual to th* top cop uf Hano-* lulu—Idg Dsn Mu, 40, a six-footone Inch Chinese. "W* have at least a do sen nationalities on our police forte," he laughed. "And don't think we’re without Irish cops." I don't knew where the Eskimo cam* from—.r lust drifted in from somewhere I* suppose. Now he'* walking a beat • for us. No, he doesn't have a dogsled. "I don't believe be even ha* e dog." Mu I* proud of the faet ba himself worked up through 4Vfry tank tu become the first Chtnasa chief of police of an American cltv. His force reflects lha poly­ glot population of tha Island mait"**(?•# third ara Hawaii***—‘'A they really love to be policemen," said Dan. Th* other two third* are Cauca­ sian*. Japanese, Chinese, Samoana and Filipinos, Mu cam* tu the mainland to attend an International cop caucus, at which ha raported on Honolulu’s mcakuraa to avoid "another F tsrl Harbor." "W* were the firet polk* force to organise for atomic defense,'Vv ht said. "If au atom bomb fa lls' on our city we'll be reedy to dis­ charge our: responsibility t# toe community." Then he smiled as h t added: ‘Of court* If our police are within a two mllf rang# of the explosion—well, they'll be out." . Dsn look* neither as mysterious as Charlie Chan nor as stolid ns tha average police chief who worked h k way up from a beet uounder. H# belong, to ths neweP# generation of cops who think-that preventing crime U as Important u police function as catching crim­ inals. ills force has e full program of sports, hobby training and re­ creational activities for Honolulu youngsters, and It mixes the bid* of all races together at an early age. , ,, , "Youth holds tho key to our future democracy," said Dan. “I t 0 is fur that reason we try to work smung the young eu much—te leach them tha American tradition of good will and tolerance." Llu sets h k polk* offkers a good example by hla own off-duty civic work. He k e leader In th f local Council of Church**, the YMCA and Boy Bcoul activities. The racial harmony that pre­ vails In tha Hawaiian Islet ie the knvy ad othk'r k'rekb wKer* dtf- ^ ferencM In color,- politics or re- * llglon cause vlokncd. *. < "Our crime k • lower then ,*ny oilier cities of the seme population group", said Dnn, who bollevee this is true largely because of th* Islands’ no-discrlmlndtjoa nnllcv. He le married to a girl from MI»»l*Mlpp|, “Two thing* make our Jtlknda what they are. Una is tha brutharhood of Aloha, which tlmply mean* love from ths heart without any­ thing held bock." Uia othar spirit that prevails la Kokua, It la n*rd tu tranatete, hut It means to fill up—to help out the other fellow," Den said a policemen's lot un­ der a tropic moon Isn't partkulaflr glamorous, as people a v trfwhere commit mmlt crimes much la th* .... me ....n tu r. •sms "Mostly burglaries and teW k utetfras,’* * h*. remarked. "Net uch Iraegfhailon." j, CongreM Acts (CsattMMO ■l lantk nation*. g « ___ 3 „ Truman'e announcement the sla hoe produced *n atomic th* committee member* Hevt adopted major point* of tho mea­ sure. Th* .commltteo, seeking a earnpromise between a, senate bill And _ another passed by th* hogefcJt agreed late yosterdky after esity S.J * .'ro’srfL'.rr.'LKSK tv . , . Ordinarily euch committee* *#• tie on eeme1 figure batwuen between the htgh and tha low. Thle time, Hi House members didn't ev*n 4v*n fight for their ‘ total. ChairmoN Connolly (D-Tex) <4 7 .1 the S m t o T. J V V A u 8 of tb# oonfireey, eommentoSl that the Ruselan «• inn ie earm m *s totnte reports "nave given th# program new strength." The House accepted Senate amandmefT raking the ptp-U Truman a 000,1 l armed foreai. edge* inttse 1800,- uKt1 " ^ f t t ear he’* lying," Danolow at hi* moiSertortora on n dump, tu * uunnur, R e . toon Bronaan, 4i, te noeueod te in 00- It as.*!* ifiMi 2 W m 1 1 n , pn 1 T M M li i* Y 1 n 1 , ; .VT. 'C . 'iAiniV ■ - 5 y. ft fi i'rV r *P % .AlM MiKi \ 1 �7-------*£ 'jMfJII b d 3 TIIK WKAT1IKK U «H y T h m b H trnngth— I * Prefect Ike Pm m of U»c World; T« Prearote t i t Progreso ol America. To Produeo Prosperity fw Sanford. f f l x t H V ^O L U M KXXXX # ' a i t s staff member of the private research Institution advanred the proposal in a statement for (hr investment Subcommittee of tin* J o 1 n t Congressional Economic Commutes. Kaplan esprtssed tho strong conviction that there Is n sub­ stantial core of small scale entei p rist- especially among firms em­ ploying 10 to 100 workers—for Which thsre Is a lick of suitable _ financing facilities. 9 He said the number of small business failures Is still small compared with what used to be regarded as normal during the 1020’s and HO’*. But the nmnlror has heen rising front month to month. Kaplan added, and "It Is wall that cnngTess should bo re­ examining the issue before It does become acute." "It Is acsentlal to create an agency to which the commercial bank may refer tha client whoso # needs go beyond current bank loans Into the more specialised area of. risk-bearing capital fin­ ancing,’' tha aconomTst declared. Ha racalltd that tha operation of I P w a n M i n f t s s e»s> Rain Floods Market Damaging Supplies Mori than $1101) damage to supplies resulted _ grocer. . . and — ng of the Mara From tha flooding eret Ann Grocery on First treat following a heavy down­ pour of rain yeaterdayy a fte r­ noon, Manager Joe Saunders stated tide morning. Turgid water geysered up nut of drains In tha store as sewers falltd to handle tha volume of of water poured Into tham. Wo­ man custom m removed ahoes and itocklnga aa they sloshed about In wafer four Inches deep ft- In tha store. Thle morning tha floor waa dry. and bualnaaa went on aa usual, but only dua to tha feet that Manager Sounder* and Ms staH had worked until midnight to sweep the water out, clean and remove damn W ar hud penetrated i. also srapt over tha the meat cutting room. urod at ittghton, I J tn 1 brlnga month compared to* n e i r t p U of $ .» with narmul Inchaa.for all B ■■ts.** ^ TULSA,* tstrissr —*>nth oa d jp v w votoi o r d i & t m l h > A jH o cb ttd Prenn Learned Wire Webb Demands Inter­ p ea rly 4 Billion Is national Inspection; jg Voted T o Carry On Agreement Seen For 1J Marshall Plan For Talks About Greece Next Nine Months Import Controls Is Said To Mean Over 5 Million Dollars WASHINGTON, Sept. 28-t/V> —Creation of antclal banks to finance small bualnaaa was nrnpos•d today bv A. D. II. Kaplan, economist of the Brookings Instt- f A* u t[t it or e uf good will toward Jews relabraltng their New Yesr, III, Rev. I.. Humphrey Wal* of the Second Presbyterian Chuich, in New Yoik, blow* tile Hhofer (Jewish ritual ram's born) to itsit regular Clui-hnn service*. The horn was brought from Israel. (International i Churchill Aiks Western Allies Parliament End Cancel Berlin Attlee Regime Talks With Reds Declares British Can Discussions On Berlin S o l v e Difficulties Halted Until Soviets With New Commons H onor Agreements LONDON. Sept —</!>> - Win­ ston ('Inin lull dried I’eiltamenl to­ day to tinow out the Labor Governmrnt* which uicceedcd hn own reglUtr III 1045. "Moil o( ui agree dial It it IiihIi lime {nr another I'ailisment and dull idl our difticullit! would have a ninth heller chance of being tolvrd in a new llouie of Com­ mon*." die Cornelvstive leader dttlsied. . , — >.i , . Chun lull opened the tscoad day ol del,,ilr in a duee-day eineiHcnty •emoii brour.bi on hy the govern* incut ilci iiloii to devalue the pound. I Ir mud llrilain ha* reached .* point wlmli it "holli irriou* and >lr.tiiye " "lbci.ill dine loom* and hioodi the allium bomb wlmli die Human Soviet, lot leaion* not yet explain ed. hair not hr foie the Hritltli. ihuindi luppity not before the Amriii .on," Cliiiu lull laid. Clllll rllill ni*III Hint what With Britain's rimiiu-lul nisi* the con­ flict between its leiiillng parlies, ■mil non Ilie ntiim bomb quosttou, "It Mill be gciii’inlly ugreed tbut the hour la grove.'* The goveinnieiit baa naked foi u vote of i-oiifblenii'. Tim l mi'uiiN llie All lee cn IIInet bi nuking "How havu wi* ilnlinT" Churchill Hiiiil. mid lie commented: “Thiil 1- it question which the elec­ tors will liuvo to pronounce upon Hoe 11line,I On I'na* Vital CitruH Award 1h Offered By Jaycees Momlnun of the rltrus commit­ tee of the Florida State Junior Chamber of Commerce decided at their recent meeting In Or­ lando to present annually a plaque tu tha person In lint citrua Indus* In the opinion of the jSflge's' has contributed most out**_"*. s'.: a 1 »........1...................* ,1 standingly to * Hut development of tho Industry. Judges will includo the follow* Ing or thidr representative*! State Commissioner uf Agriculture; U.8. Commissioner u f Agriculture) Florida Citrus Commission) Dean of tho Agricultural College of the University of Florida and the Florida Farm Bureau. BERLIN. Sept. JR— (/»*» I be (hire Wettrrli Allies tonight lan kr o il i l i u m , i o n * Willi H u n i a on i r suiting Beilin hie to normal. III a tharply winded Irltei In the Soviet commandant, die Ainriuau, Bnlith and 1'ieiwh cuuimand.iiit* said: "We aie not piepaird lu continue with diicuttion* on die nuimaliialioD of life in Beilin un­ til we can be confident that agree­ ment* firrly negotiated will be honored hy the Soviet authorities." The breakdown ol talk*, ordered by die foni loirtgn minister* in Pali* but June, came in a diipute over polnirt of die Soviet managemrnl ol Hellin'* elevated lailway*. A Itus-luii representative bad been Invited to a lust minute mite I mg today to stave off cullupse of four-power ttdv, but lie did nut appear. WASHINGTON Sept. 28—UP)— Illplomatlc official* said today that after nearly four years of off-andon i|l*ciis*lnns, the United Staten und Kinoda are still far apart on a settlement oP the Soviet $11,* l(i**il***a a a r* i* ala I Chime Ih Elected Officer Of League 8. (I. Chase, Jr., uf Chase and Co. wus elected vice-president of the Okluwaha River Citrus Lea gun, and also named aa one of its directors at the annual meat Ing held Sept. 20 In Leesburg. Ira Southward of Southward Fruit Co. whs also named a director. W. Fred Herlong, Leesburg, was elected president and W. A. Knowles, Leesburg, treasurer. Hath were named as directors. Other director* Include K. Boyd, Del.and; L. F. Koper, Winter Gar den; W. I.. Story, Ucooe; E. B. Lytic, Welrsdslo, and W .P. Crosby of f'itva Cllra. Tho Oklawaha River Citrua League Is a co-operative group of citrus growers In the regions of tho Oklawaha and flt. Johns rivers. Only fruit that meets tho rails qualifications established y tho Looguo may bo pochod under Its brand mark, "Oklawaha OK." ? Prevention Of Fires Explained At Annual Fire Chiefs* Meeting NEW ORLEANS. Sapt. 28-(/P)-Big cily firemen, who somsHmss era a little smug about the sfficiottcy of their hu«h oigenirstione, took a beck seat at the annual Conforenca of tha International of Fife Chiefs today. ’reload .........of ' Mhearing technical talks on hew to battle b if blues, w ------------------------ -today hoard howl . . . . Insular Fire Berviea ol culture in the eurrieulum of fire­ Puerto Rico makes better fire men, he feta. O. Kplp men by providing them with cul­ un t m onernoooe, teat night ture: tad firemen ore token to vl aitpU eea #—A small Louisiana town of general iatareat, rock re toe inkeep#. Its firemen busy preventing ■uter eapltoL tbe tot fire* instead dr putting them ou t airport* tho Ualvanhy Chief Aaul Gandare of the In- Rico, tha capital's oqwtenet, tho governor^ pataca bnUl b1 IBM an* other htetocte plaeee to St culture smd better Jrsirjssl? * WASHINGTON,” Sept. 2»-{/P) -Jams* L. Wrbb, undersecretary ui itsle, said today (be United Na­ tion* plan ioi min national loutiol ul atomic energy by mtpsetions "irmam* ihr only leatible, wuikable and ctfeitive une *u far ad* *sncrd." Wrbb teitalrd ihe American puiiiiuii m a ttalcnirnt without letn ri.ie In Soviet K uttia'i pioputal in piolnhit atomic weapons. Rus­ sia lias been unwilling to accept ' die plan worked out by the U. N. Atomic Commission. Pieiidcnt Human'* announce­ ment ol the Ruitian atomic eiplostun, Webb said, iuithei emphasiie* the need ior the United Slate*, Bri­ tain and Canada to make the best use u( then atomic malenal* techni­ que, and knowledge. Infuimed diplomatic circles In Mi.-cow iii'ii' said I,, believe that Itiiislu. despite her lenewed ap­ peal r,u Intelniilbinul control of uli'iiiic enegy, is still flatly oppus,'d tu the U. H.-~liurketl plan tin wuthi legulalliin, Ceiluin fuieign dlpliiinals llteie ukin ' tliut the Muvlel* still legatd the I t . 8 . plan for Intel national uloinlv I'untlol us uu invasion of niiluinul suverelgnly. (The It. H. plan, endoraed l»y tin- iiiiijut Ity of the (tutted Nations wmild set up uu ull powerful reKiilitiiou cuiniiilssliiii with power to si'iid inspectors Into any coimti \ in sciiii'Ji of possllde vtolntlous. Tlic Soviet plnu hns nevur lieen tullv outlined but Russia H*u» lar lias iiiHisted tliut the H. N. So* curtly l'mini'll -where she ha* ■ |t'**il*M « oa Poe* et»t WASHINGTON, Sept J8 </P) —Pilule iikI I louse ioiumillcrllirK iOdi) jgiccd oil * $5, UW.’WO.IKIU foiri|n sul piugrmn. f nisi *|qmi'*l by l.otli liouiei l» expected pionqiltr> I hr huge money will include $5.778,iBO.OOO to cany the Mmibill IMmi until next June 10. It ite* the Economic ('oopeistnm iimitslration another $150,000.00t I ioi L.utopesn irm tciy lo*ni Ihr lOilirirllir nummllrr art tied ,«l thr Nrtulr'i liguir. St ill*btuu Nriiillr iqqiiiilliiiii qusvhrd .« ptiq■■■-.*I 11v thr llimir loufrrrrx to tlir l.l A I,.I II liy ahuut $ 200.000 000 Ihr long tl.tllrd lull I* rxpri trd to ir.it li thr Wlolr I luilir tin Pl'miriil I limisii * ilglMlure III a fov* day*. Ii alio i einrt $45,000,000 tm Gwrli • I until Sid $’H 2. lOO.OOO fs>, oiiupsttun mil* ui (irruntny, Aiittiis. Japan and ihr Kiukyil Islsud*. $110,000,0110 tor Ion gin*' loirign aid "wattliilug mill millrr, anil $1,074.000.000 to Corn Lt'A iprudmg m tlir Imal qititn oi thr last Imal yrai. end i aallansa n t rate* Mil Gifts To Be Sent To French Family Catholic Doctors By Pilot Chib flit Practice* Of Test Tube Babies Memheis of the Pilot Club voted lit lheir meeting held III the Tom 1st Center lust night to si­ ll ,t one faintly from the small I-1 i ni'll vllliige of Vlmouth-iwlmli was sliutleied bv mistake m IPII by U. 8. Immbillg, la send t'llitsliiiil* puckaKes III, FulloWlliC a httei rend liy International lie lutiiilis cliiiirmuu, Mr*. Feliii' West, Hie group selected a family with nine rhlldten. Gift packages are tn ba brought, wrapped and marked at the next meeting of the dub on Get. It. The club Inst month voted to ussist wttli (lie rehabilitation uf the town In cnoperntlun with a four year project uf Pilot Internuilumil Eight iloxen teaspoons have been purchased by the club and await Instructions hum Pilot Inleinu tlusiul fur shipment. A letter was read front Miss Josephine Klnman, a former mem her uf the Clayton, Go, Pilot Club, who Is taking special training In London, England, thanking the local club for Its assistance lit securing passage for her to Eng land. In response to a letter from Clifford McKIbliln, City Mauagei. requesting the rtub’e cooperation in oeeupylng the farmer Yacht (CeatteaM m Page BUI KERRY ESTATE LOR ANGELES, Kept. 28—(AM —Carol Ann Beery has been granted an Increase front $2000 to $8000 monthly from the estate of her lata actor-father. A superior court judge granted the increase yesterday after at torney Lyman A. Garber dt* closed that Wallace Beery’s estate came to $600,000 more then an­ ticipated. It totalled $2 , 100,000. Lyman eaid Carol Ann, 10, an adopted daughter, leaves Oct. 6 for a year In a drama school in Nsw York. RICKARD! DIKH TALLAHAI 8 KE, Sept, »*-(>P) —James B. Rlckerds, who for 20 years lad tha fight of Florida school teachers for higher pey, died in his sleep lure last night. He wee M. He retired last Jan. I aa sxaentive secretary of th* Florida Education Association, but eontinued bis educational activi­ ties aa secretary of tha Florida School Board Member* Associa­ tion. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE COLUMBUS. 0 „ SepL M -O T —Christian Setanee churchmen won a fe-year struggle aa Ohio heeamo tha 4Sth state to let their practitteMn fMurge free. The debate to both tew Mieod the and tha Be HOME. Sr III. 28 (I1) Ill'll' I'llt I*, tn till' )'.nil til Illlt'l lllll Inliul t nngli'-x Ilf ( lltlinlll dni'tnlu In.luy i ■'tiiirl,mi ll tin' pi m lli'r nf liuiing fi-vt lulu' l.iiliii". h- run 11 in v In thr until,ir1 i ill**- nf pul,'lltiioml. Pint llitnir PiihIi'iiii nf I'uil*, immlih'nl nf tin' Inli'i natinmi! Mi'll la'll I Riii'li-tv of 81. I.ukr, mini "It wnulil In- filglitfnl if one duv in1 will liavr donors nf limnnii scril ii- nopiilin diilints uf blond. If C’ll Ihill Ii- iliiclul s dll not taki’ niiiiii'illati’ and stiong mltou ngaiust inttfli'inl tnsi'iinnatlmi. In* Killtllllll’ll, "* h will -iioillv liavo In nil I’liuntrii’s slato srivlrrs of -I'i'il doiioi k a - wi' liavr now mu t n've of blood iloiiots." Dr. Jorumiuti Eoti'v. masli'i gm,. i at of till' Iill'll Guild of St, I.ukr. Sts. I'n-iiias unit Damian, •aid approval of artificial Iuhi'iii mitiim would "pruvii a twrrtl*!** weapon in Ihr hands nf im'iIcNi tiitnlitarlan gnvrrumrnt" Hr add III. "Wr wlmli M'l’ thr "fair taking tt, hand Ihr* birrillng of s« 'R'cta mu) tlir traring of them without ugard to divltir law o hiiinun Invr." Hr suld that "attifliul liiai'ininu linn deprtvi’a uf prrsoual fouiulir tinn that moMi prtsoual of ail functions—pa ri'iitliomi." Delegate* to thr Cnngrr** will lir rreoivvil tomnriow by I'opr Pin* XII In a sprclal umlienrr at Cu»ti’l (inntlolfo, thr Pontiff's summer ii'nldrnce. During tho audienrr the I'npe is espoctrii to makt' a major pionouncement on tho attlludu of the Church tuward ntudlcal pro­ blems. ' ~ i : *XA . 4‘ ; - - • ikftbQ is. S' *1 '. INTI Slit Id.It, Sept. 2»—(yp) — f ill Stmt**, Steel CorporaMoil lud.ii piupiisrd a lU-ctnt hourly pen-inti .... Insurance progruni to .u n i * nationwide Mrlke toil the I III ( niteil 8 l*elwurkei- .it the «mne time chiirged linlti-ii> is trying to fin re s n.ilkuiil. I'lr-ulriii lt.'o|.nnln F. FairIr— nf I s sieel said the compait)'» piopu»,,| i',)||( fn* empliiyes lo Ii,Ip -hare Ihe vlpenvr ol ihe prnaiims and In* sura tire .<uili.ui to iriommendnllon-i ut ,i presidential fact finding l„,.ird i're-ldrnl I’liilip Murray of the III) i file., i'll bin Insistence that tlir -leel industry must ac­ cept the pir-ldeutinl board peace re, iiiniiii'iiiUlions or taka Ihe III.,ine tlir .1 strike Friday IIIill I*IKtil. llie industry I* de­ termined in tiling about a naliniitt ide -leel -trike nil the is­ sue of 1 niililliulurj pensions and smial iii-oiiiior,' Murray said, “ this is .1 l.il-r Issue deliberateI) raised In tbe Industry as a clonk I........neat its determina­ tion to I l.l II' -hike .11 hull." WASHINGTON, Sept. 28— (AM Ihr llouhr tod** p.iionl u Omiipiumlve *1,111,010,111)11 bilt to hrlp friendly list Ionv min •* *IiinI funimunUin. It now l"v* til th* Heual* whrir qllli'k etqi limit wan rxp*rt*d. Ihr eonipromlse fillin’** inutnli tlir yrii. ivloiis of a bill prtduunl) gav.rtl by ihr Setuls. DE I Itlil I sept. 28—1/Ft— Ford noil llie 1 III I oiled Autu " m in i- 11 tie re pur trd late to­ il 11* uo llie m g e uf signing a iriiiMibwiiiu I'liulrnrl. The Ilr.ntl.il r i nl it ii.tr ligtil- ihr liu’r* uf Mi* Ri’ltilii' Pilnquiu nod lift nnrrrinrul xoolil uteri s strike tlllnl.iiii.l. I.'iy - ilnpi, lllll 1 Null Yolk «'•»> ili ti'itivr .Inliu * l.rtll' i ul II.YlUlli Mien Iteporledly, It * Itu|i. i ii til i m m tin link .uu llriglll*. N Y. fnintly. tin Imling mm, would allow llirm In retire a t Mil., c,, ,,i in, -ml nit .ttni,'* lli'iu'li Hi IInn*, tlir Inn i- 1nkrii In li.) III! (I.ll-U'll- lip to *100 I tin 1,11,|•11,11 liy inti i in h \\ Inlnkri. Till* Pi Inqum* iii ii' mil fiidilllg l 11*1,111hIs I -li.in-trd iieHOtisture vvlii n III, II tuii tniiil ■n| i, ,1 liny riling tu II tinny 20 nnimlidm*,' tm .1 .ml iu polish off the tliii**ujiiuiiuli , inn*, i n iii ioiiIiucI—u pattern- , setti'i tm Inn** industry—ba­ lm e 11 inidmclil druillllir SCI by the I \tl Mayfair Inn Plans Celebration Dinner And Dance For Reopening Hmprnuig ol tlir Maytdii Inn lot tlir UU and wiltln traton at Ii 00 uTIiii k S.ilmdiv rvruing will In- irlrpiatrd with a (ilnnri and ilsnrr tn wlmli thr indilti ii limlril. M.tu.igri i.rwi« Duly anunuuird luda* |*hiir* have hrrn trl fm Hill pri-nn> at tlir dilniri wlmli will hr ,i in.ijni tmial rirul ol ihr I,ill •r.iruu All iii*lldtn>ii to .iilrml tlir dmirri ha» lirrii rslrudrd to Goyriuut ♦ und Mm. K m it'ii i,m l - l u l l , am t '• ’hiiltif L I Bogart Bounced From Night Club In Mild Fracas fn M ‘»V $4 Ii I lii" ihlHIiM li" \If ^ M'hi'tliiliui IIU » II I rtf t l’l * ill l u l l ill I INI I* M lint ill IMlt* |* 'I I'tiiil i f*|i|i" s$||*| IlkH III t'Ill'll| I* 4W ill 1 * 1 (4\ H i Hi*1 ht411 Hmill (til | lu* II * IIIIIr « ui t'lii'hl i ii 'll] U1Nil play Im Ihr id. kind (MUI , A group of *N'r\t Yolk l.lanl dllcllils i- -lai i’ll Id h$* ]Mv-i'iit in lading lloi 111*»• Sl«»ii4*l»iirnl pre - u l , n t u f I I m N i i I I i i m i i I Exiiildliun F i l m Star Scuffles With Girls, Fantlas In El Morocco Chili Ni;w YORK, Sqit. JH vl*i I,.. G I i i ’l r v . iiiiiI M tli-iilm iy, 11r l i H i n i i , m i d l.dgni C h i l l In t Inimv, vii't' iufiidi'iil. Ait Flynn "I Ail Flynn A—mniti'i.. Now ) >nl. t 'llll llnlihi'll, illti'i Ini nf Ihr swank 1.1 Muimio night .lull iln l . I i i i i In' (mm -viti'in, und Mrl piitlrd a "Lrrp mil” rigu Im film im will piitiuihly tn' (iii'Kiqit, M i l d ( I i Duly. lough guy I lurtlplltry ling,tit tiul.lV . . . , I Im linltd him lii'i'ii I'nnqdi'tidy allrr two prrlty gill* gut puvlmd ,.|,..),|l,l| „,l(| m'iiiIimI fin lim nprti.iiuund in «Nraia> mvulvmg liugry mK mid nrw window drapurlrx of and two toy paudat, ., modrrn , I’Mgiit fliiweinl draign udd u vrr.mn of llir trddy hrar. “",l* flirerfi.l nulr In tlir |) |$ 4*1 colnn'tl kill' tlllil rill Inin sOilinls runflisliiit, Ii N. All fiishni|(.*i Diltpriii'H wpip Ilint ul l«*iJ ihn! H tenHy Heni U iliut IIhkhit i,v y„w«-irn .mil Mi Dutv |H»lnh>il mid 0 waggish lllll IIIII .Hi'i iumi. .... ,,inl nil ruinl-lii,ig, mid gu, slutwrd up H) El Mmnci'o ...... m ,. hnvi. ....... .......... (|J |m.n| n ig h t — not with Hiidr wIvm Im' j , , , , , , . witli tlie patulus. Mm diiilng I mini Inis iiinv rui “Mret our nil I filrnds," llir.v pi-ling tirul dr,i purion, ul-n (Im announced. inlli’f i mini lu ttnlil. mid tint Ii pin All went wrll until fushlrti mu -i'll u vrry Mil*ni’tivi* und hillin’ did Robin Rnbrrts playfully nlcki'd iik.' )•iqiotirnrti'i’ up mm of tho pamtas. Itidifu gut shuvril ami wound up on lliu cluir's I'ntli’d palms add a rlirriful thick carpet, t »" ,h" !o»d«y ««d vv.’rt* frtr m a i t T p . . . it ' a ' p m t il^ ' s lm t d K - r S ' w l . ! ! ' I* slmvrd, too. Her escort, Joluuty also putting the gioumU and lawn Jrlku, didn’t likr it. lint words In fu>" condition. Shrubbery lias HIGGINS ILL exrhAngCMl. Hdinohmiy huiunIi * I'*1*^* rM*»rranK«Ui f'tiends of Edward lllgglns, dinner ulutr nvttr Jrlko’s the west side nf thr hotel facing rnsnager of tha Rcmlnola County ed rl'eailnaerf on i-*v* *t»r iteatlaieS Oa »aee Mai Chamber of Commerce, will re­ gret to learn that hr is confined tu Ht. Vincent’s Hospital in Jack­ sonville for observation, Ha loft fur Jacksonvllla an Monday. Mrs. Higgins, Mis* Rare Warren EasIrrby and Edward Higgins, Jr. are spending soma time with him. MONTGOMERY, At*.. Sept. 28- Ifl’f A new brick-lsying device SALT MINK RHELTERH wIujsb inventor* hope to revolutionue llie building industry w»» duited DETROIT, Bept. 2*-W F)-8aIt off fur iu first pubic showing here today. mi nee nndar the city of Detroit More lh«g 5,000 government officials, architects and contractors ere bolng Inspected far possible usefntoese as air raid shelters in throughout (he ggtiun w«(e invited to llie demonstration at 10; 30 A. Mcess o f an atomic bomb attacb. on Ih# campus'of Huntingdon Col-^ The mines honeycomb tha south­ lege. helped him develop it and put It The chief of the Army Engi­ In production. western sector of the city. City planning commission officials are neers, MeJ. General Lewis A. I’lck, SoumiiT* moved to Montgomery was scheduled to speak nt tha and hecama Hodgson's business looking Uwm over, program sponaored by the Mont­ partner. They plan to start turn CUB SCOUTS ” gomery chamber of commerce. ing out the brick-laying n t......................... device on Robert K. Reely, chairmen of Guests came bp written Invitation. a mass production basis soon. Peek 1$ «f the Cub Scouta, anHuntingdon ' chosen for * “the The producers say their gadget nuuneed thin morning that there show because a an outdoor will step up brick-laying opera would bn n meeting of eommitton amphitheater gh to handle tlons four tintitaa tha old-fashioned members and Dan mothere of the ex pouted procsss and will enable a Worker The n ‘ cklayer was to put down 8,000 to 8,000 bricks PreM I® s s d S4 nt the First on Thuredny nt Invented World War In an eight-hour day. An untrained Louis-born man can uee It after $0 minutes' fontgomery practice, they say. who Buljdsrs can save u ^ ta 8$ cents New Brick-Laying Device Steps Up Volumn Tn Over 2,000 Per Day . ■ w *'::& •. r a p sfn T " N o. 287 Steel Company Offers Union Pension And We l l ' a r e Benefits; Lim Union lii Silent l i i ’- '- V Considerable cloudiness with Dt.iMnnal showem ,«ml thunder­ showers Ihmutrh llmr-day. Mod* rrat* mmhi-j.i to rant wind*. U.S. Renews Huge Foreign DKTECTIVI*: SAVES DROWNING FAMILY Strike Threat Its Plea For id Approved Lessened By Congress Atom Cootrol Pension Grant CALL TO RELIGIOUS GOOD WILL Lilting Of Canadian •Economist Seeks Special Banking For Small Loans n 8A N F O K D . FLO RIDA, W E D N E SD A Y HEI»T. 28. 1910 ----------- MIAMI. 9 r p i~ 28—(/P)—The Miami Daily Newt taiti today Can­ ada't lilting ol import contrnli on ^re»h Iruit and vegetable juice* Oct. I will provide a multi-million dollar market for Florida farmer*. The newipaptr quoted LaMunie Grew ol Orlando, manager of the Florida Fruit and Vegetable Aitociation, ai laying tha move will mean "somewhere between $5,000.000 and $10,000,000 to Florida grower* o l fall, winter and spting ^ a ftu b le i." Grew raid Canadian houtewivet buy 10 to 15 pcrcant of (all. win­ ter and ipring vegetable! shipped out ol Florida. Ha laid lilting (be embargo would not only rettore an pullet for thouiandi of cars ol Florida produce but would alto help itebiliie the market in this country. « Th* newapaper alio quoted HoVbert C. Evans, secretary of the Florida Citrui Commission, an laying tha action meant "WVngetting hack full trade with mu of our bait customer!.’’ He »ni<l It ihould mean a tremendous bim»l In yearly citrus Income. Canada originally placed m bargoes on fruits and vegetables In order to conserve hsr supply of dollars. a AN INOKPKNOGNf DAILY NEWSPAPER Eatabllohed 1908 Bonanza Seen For Growers In Florida n •r~ *r NIW It H<k, ,'iept. 28 (TPj— K ruri.ril luqir Im peace in the uteri imlunhv ilr*rliiped today with irlt.tlile irpm li tluit the U. .5. Steel * I'mpoisiioii liiiil agreed lo gisnl ,t ID 1 ml*-,ui -110111 pension and urH.nr' | mi Lige, I lit- ulerl t iimpaiiv, bcllwelhST' i.l llie rmlii'tiy, **a» icportcd still (I .ruiluu-d U> r s i s Slat i Kirst Telecast In San l ord Is Seen Hy Me Alexander ,1 I .Mi'Alexuuili'i. local elechu ul denier, sow und livaid a 20 liiiiiute lelr-i-nat nt foulball plct >t1 ■- ve-itetrlay ut lei 'mull nt Ills liuioe ut Hint) Sui l.'id Avenue. By doing this lie ilium- to lie the pi....... Snnfocd televislim timer. llie li'lecnst **11, first 'ji’elvitd •tu.itly liefure I on u'clu. k fmm 8 1 .1 t 1 u o W.MIIII Jacksonville, win. I. during niuinuigs unit afternoon . -tin'll Re|it lo him been - .ling out ti'-t pul let ns show­ ing a i*Ire In mi,I 1In- -tut lun hade murk Tliiw wus llie first lime pielines huvu been -ent out, accoidmg tu Mi. McAli'xiiiidor. Kegular I,mui,Ii listing of piugrums Is UJt due until (Icluhei. tie milted. I he loleeilst u a- II reived oil a Uoluiulu tllhln in,.,lei set to which u igniil buoiitci mill .am tntie had born added due tn tho distance from .liicksonvlll.' wlilcti l> on the hinge areu of television and FM sound. Addition ul t fin htmxter greatly strengthens tint bright•mss ami t'lssrily nt tha Image an tlie flutirsi-eni screen wblcli glows when iiutnherih-l with lovislble nil 111 violet tieuiiH from the tele­ vision tube, A high tulrvlslim aerial had he,'ii i-recteil rst.qi flier McAlexnnder hnine, The mirinl Is designed (or various television dianncli, but so far only tho Jacksonville ■I at inn bus been recniveil with a n / degree of clarity. ELKS HAIIHECUE In’ public I, invited to atteod n I'lilc k v tt b a rlie e ii)' to be held at MX) o’clock toniurrow evening at llie Elks Lodge ground* on Ei . .sit ... Second HI rant. Proceed* of the hurbccuu will lie devoted to fdrnisliing equipment for the munlMpul playground to bo located la Fort Mellon Pink near the swim­ ming pool, Tile barbecued chicken will especially prepared by Carl W lama ami hie committee. * THE (VEATHER' JACKSONVILLE:. S.irt. 8S Atlanta Uostun Chicago Denver Detroit Ns.hvllle Fitter i • �j ■L• ' r* ~ . M Sanford Herald flfiN ESPA Y . HKPT. M, I 8« T B 0 A 1 H Him.K VttRSH M«d no peyrholeglal to yaa hew to find peace, thla la It toe simple? Thou wilt him In perfect peace whose fa stayed on thee.—laa. 20:11. B Modem City Government SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME? Four MnHmichuaotta cllles this fall are embarking on now venture. They will hold their first election under the new council-mnmigcr form of government ntich aa Sanford adopted 25 yearn ago. Under thin plan the voters choono a .small council or commission, which in turn selects a city manager. He in a non-political expert, who runs the city.! There may lie n mayor, but he hua nothing much to] do hut attend banquets, make apeechea and welcome dw tin-1 guished visitors. Thia ayatom cut a out Hie old handshaking type of ofrice-aeokor, often half demagogue and half bosa. These four ciliea, Lawrence, Medford, flcvcro and Worcester, being all neighbors of Hoatoi., Imvc had ample opportunity to watch the almdlneita of Huuton politics, to any nothing of their own on occaaion. Ju st now they believe that under their new form '»f government they are well out of the fam iliar city welter of Inefficiency and graft. 7'h i manager plan !s spreading. On March 1 of thla year, according to the Municipal Yearbook, It had been adopted by 877 eitien and 15 counties. These included many c ities of 200.000 population and more, among them Oakland, San Diego, Hartford in Connecticut, Kansas City. Dayton, Cincinnati, Dallas. Oklahoma City, and Norfolk and Rich* mond, in Virginia Cincinnati is the largest city manager town, with Oakland second Tho manager cities are proud of their choice and of their achievements. They furnish an example w hich'other, cities might,.well follow, > *. ■ ' NOW ! FIRST CENTRAL FLORIDA SHOWING Nothing we like quite 10 much Footbull l (fill Of Fame aa a good old rainy day. But ofl*r all, you can gel tiird of any Tho Foot hall Hall of I'nmo will he located at Rutgerai .thbifl. * * * * * * * •*"', ................................................................................................ ut University, the nuthoi,lll'>a of tho New Jersey Institution Th* Urilleif .State* bat given V $13.260.000JJOO to foreign nation! ■. tbtee tha war, belter thin one third of it to'dr mmny, Japan, and *' Italy. Thv hefi lime wc better lot* tha war. We lt« where liter have got a MW drug tjfk-pirvrnl cold*, it ii • combiaality of pyribenzaminc,' thenylenc. heoBnleigiin, hyatidyl • i d binadryl. We hope we don't h it* to plonounre it In make il work. . / \ One tiling about the American tem of free enlripriie. Il pro :et, and llie Amrrirnn people comume five and nnrlialf liillion pint! of ice cream amially. Tbal'i it an average of 37 pint* a year for rvtry man, woman ami rbild , hi the country. No oilier nation in r the world can boait in much icr mam. S ■e l General Elsenhower ipoke In Aa negrnet in llailem the oilier * y . Ha told them lliat their great­ est enemy ii: the agllalor, while palling auch negro leader* a* Booker T. Waibinglon and Dr. Ralph pundie. "The negro ha* having consented to tho ch.dcc. The selection was made he*1 causo here took phee In IrtfiW Hid first recorded intercol-1 leglate football game, between Rutgers and Princeton. Prince-' ton of course ban almost 11« good a claim to the possession of tho now shrine, since il lind the other team in the firs t' gamo. y As yet there are no details as to how tho football cele­ brities will bo chosen. There la a fair chance that the Hall will ho iae n series of local groupings. California stars are not well known In Now Knulaml, Midwestern players are not often seen In Hie South, and so on. With professional baseball and its Hall of Fame there iH a difference, since the American and Nntinnal Leagues are /t< followed with interest over most of the tuition, oven though l heir western most points of regular play are Ht- Louis and Chicago, and their southernrnoat St. Louis, Cincinnati and *-----------------------------^ “ iWiirV W lltrh m c n K e e n huur bo bail been keeping an ey Washington A college football player's career IiihIh only three or THE WORLD TODAY | Lye On Loch Other | other emi «r the alley. four years, while I hat oT a professional baseball player may "Fine," *nlil the detective*. tty H K w rrr m a c k k n z ik I ' addition ill.............. go on for fifteen or twenty. For HiIh reason, in to the I HT. PAUL, Minn., Sept. 28—M "Keep II up. WVIJ elrele anil gel At* te r el 11it A H ii I ih A nalyat I —Twn rleteettve* were *enl out him from behind," geographic one, the Football Hull of Fame probably will gather names more rapidly than Unit of hasehall. 11km in'* di-111mill foe inter- b1"1 "'H1'1 1,1 Inwatlgate a »ua-1 They did. nnttmml rnntrnl of lim atom Immli pleli"i«-looking man nlnnilliig In HnapidmiH-lookinK mail No. 2 (wlileii olie 1 In trim lo pioiHeHa, anil *s alley. | eiplalned: He h 11 wnlrliman for Now Hem! Of Germany quite likely line*), flsilri i-mnplete They fmiml the iiifin wn* the! ,t1lllther plant and for half all hour ........ menl mining the Weatorn wnlehninn at an InduHrlnl plant. | . . , k**«ial,iit 1111 eye "ii n In Ills Jail cell In lli!,'f Konrad Adenauer must have power* piovldiiig mi uceeplable He told them that for half an , , . ,, HiiKpIrlmia-lookmg malt ut tlie wondered If the world would ever come right, especially Ihe nielli",I of control rim hr devined, ____________ i nlher end of tho alley. However, there'* nollilng n ew !. Germany of which ho was so proud when ho was Lord tit). I*or 211 years hr hud hold this | k>hI, Uh In that. It'* a statement which | polllleal unity of the Weatern Iiiivi* liven made nt any Unto wmld in view of the dlacluaure mrfuct typo thn Priiflrlim official, austere, correct, tin could Two-thirds of the per*on* kill­ alnro June of 1UHI when the *ub- that ltu**ie he* auereedeaV In mndiltg, conscientious. Ih o porvursiona of Nuzisrn horrified fjael first raitic before Die United making an atomic weapon. ed In city motor vehicle accident* him, and tho Nazis Honsml that, romoving him from h i s Nation-, ........................ inn ea mg big way. ............. Hath hu eldes one-»l»lh of those killed In iiotn m <Flir fron, niHktni( a headlong dc rural traffic Occident* ere pede*. rail for rrn"t">l, hut the truuhle offlco and twice si tiding him to prison, t<> ifentruy her alock of atomic liven .11 ? 1 J.! ' ’,V.1! to Ulan*. Homchow he osenped it worst! ,tato, and now he In has *ID*/Jwv IjRnihi, Arrlerlca le going ahead to West have hoes a* far apart •* maintain' her advatifage over the chancellor of Wealnrn flernmny. Ile ‘rernen>hern hln struggles the pole* 1,11 what the controta Hovirt Hovlel tlnian In alomh' weapon*., •lice the Tfvll War", lie laid, (hen recorded by oilier race* •ter much hunter petiodi of time". with the Nazis too well to have any den ire for their revival appreciating uh hu tloen the ruin they brought on Germany, Now Util Rutlia hai developed lie in no Ititeral, Hut lie in no infinitely superior to norm; an atomic botnli of her own. the in cholcea lth‘ at the disorganized Germann might ntherwine more ansioui lliiin ever to prohibit have ninilo th at Americium may well give thanks that, an fur atomic weapom i.< warfare. You an Wentern Germany in concerned, Adeiianer nitn in the chair My that doem’t make itme. Wbat of Hitler. do*i > Runin inyi die want* to prohibit atomic weapon!, bill die one fire Inn on Pnnchaluula anil F i r e C h ie fH that we* held to f(ICO. will «ot »ul>rnit to itilrrnalional (tiiM la iri tr»M Fee* (Hi*) control or iniperlioti to make tuie from far away tnwna and that inch weapon* are eliminated come alvc* them a liroader culture,1’ he said. i Chief John Dnhmer of the Ponehatoule, l.e„ volunteer fire deparlment, told how hla group develope "the beat fire fighter In thn world"—the one who prevent! m conliuenlial repurli tent lllgente official) of ihe U, S. menl." It meliei a good iiory ) dowbti.il ^ about *1 ir u c u . piker, Ihingi one im and ’i ' T ijP 1 1 ■ A.MMMte Labor lub-commilteo Wm raved paaiage of on FEHC R, bqt Chairman Tliomai of the tfcdfc:'fp'wtpillpe aayi there it »o IMca of- further acliqn jn thie dtiOk. Il aadi all the real of thr ItfUHnlaht} hilli will have to be frlflf M »«»»ion, ii the Way fe a P r# . ^ ■¥■ *or W . •'«"* h at'a' MARITAL PRACK I BALTIMORE, Rapt. 2 8 -c IV ountl "Ho out the lame door," advlaed and (fudge J. Howard Murray aa he has- gave another chance to a young arda he ha> noticed, Teamia of couple In hie court yeeterday with firemen are then ualgnad to par- marital trouhlea. They did. Thay lift tha court, *uatfe property AwMfe to al>||mlroam togethar. *tiale thoae haisrda, Aa a rem it In tha fIrak eightla n d ■ Outilde, the huaband left hie year,, wife and walked away with anone.half montha of- thla v— ~~r r-— Pa Inner reported, there wae only other girl " f Hmrom— u ,:MT *b°"bl Im. | The partnerahl|i with ('amnia an,I Mdhckw call* for the iiliauUito flr it t lli In atonile development la p ro lillilllo n of ntmille weapon*, to he htreiiglheard. COM PLETE I’ROGHAM H KIDDII s I I M I I Jt 7:<M) - 9 : 0 0 • 1 0 : 3 0 1 -' m t \ \ s m m i IM*| Refresh... A dd Zest To The Hour We 11 and good an,I three cheer* The** move* are pr|ieeautlomiry hy all eomrrurd. However, th e 1 however. Nolimly I* looking for i(ii*aiiitiN want the dcatruetlun of ■war now. The Western nation* pin o u t nloriile atorkpilim lieforc are analoii* f„r atonile control anil any convention affecting ntomle there even I* speculation lliat control, mol Ihl* veto tmwer could President Tinman might send a virtually nullify Ihe term* of an meaiage direct to Htulln urging a fresh attempt through tha United agreement. One of the hottest points o f , Nation* to *olv* world problem* coulroveiny i* Moscow’* intlattncel iqchtding atonile control. Meantime Moscow eppesr* to he United Nation* Com m illion— getting *mn( prnpegenide value should do It* own Impectlone to among her *atellltee from an­ make mire that there are no v|o- nouncement tlist Ru**!a poiaeaie* the atomic bomb. For example, In latloni. Weil, I nek you! Thla old world CiMhodovakla the army news ol oura would Indeed he e paradise paper Obrane Lldu *aya thla mean* If all nntlone could he trunted to that tha ................................ h in t upper hand" In world I'hi'yk on tliemai'lvr*. However, pr. The paper aaye It !■ a human nature at ill I* too tricky for fling to the warmongering that. You eottld triut |t with hand* t, nitd addt pointedly that It grenade* hut In the m atter of la n warning to flaeehoitoatomlu homhe, "Nyet", which !• 1"reaction." Thla reference to Rtmlan for the veto. ictloii” la dlraeted to tha anti80 the way thing} (tend there imunlat difficult Iwn in that can ha no ugroemeM uni*** Moacow to treat* front qualification* ir aa the Waatarn world la which the United Staten and It* ed, It la taking In etrlde Welt cm alike feel not only would icloauro that Ruiela he* nullify It* vauio Imt would create an .extrem ely dangcreu* Inter­ ad ,. • " atomic weapon, aa.'alkould ha, for tha eon* national eltuation. PcmTlnk Jtie m i military and govern* happy day of romprnmlae, A m ince In toeing no tlmo.lp tightening, up the military, economic and TtU)B»l)AX.-.i M rtH 7 . , �ifteDNEfiDAY SEPT. 18. 1M9 Frt>'l .1 cuke w ill, n rn ti^i roc,m ill fn i-tin g*. To ntiike It ,)( « . t t i l i o u i three tnhle*poon* of butter oi m iugnriue. Aitil about two cup* i>t ciiiifrctinnara' sugar*" KMidually. win kit, it it in well, and, thinning it with itboiil n iiunrter, i up of -Im in e il 01 utiK«* juice. \Vh*n'*t< tbf flin t ini; i* -mouth mix in •'"* mlf flip hi >n nf g iu le il K ifunut. Social A n d Personal Activities Carlin Palmar Ray—Boelety Editor %cial Calender Telephone 148 Miss Ruth Swaggerty P In an Impreitive candlelight _ , „ .. , . , , , ! ceiemony Mlia Nellie Ituth Swug- . I’***1 «ibltard haa returned from Leeguo jtrrty, daughter of Mr. and Mr*.' M1«mt * " » » »P*"« lh** !>«»• W. R. Swaggerty of Lake Monroe. I week-end. became the bride of Richard I -------Boyde, eon of Mr. and Mr*. Chest- ! Mias Fiance* Cobli ha* relumed I er Rovde on Sept. 16 at the I.ake to Florida State University in Monroe Baptlit Church. Rev. D. ' Tnllaha*»ee to liegln her *ophoj morti year. | lonaored by the I Ml*. E. S. Hockey and Ml** Mel- 1 1 borne Cunningham of Winter lln- ( 1 . vrn left today for a *hort vacation , In Clayton, (in. ----- - in Center. Rc*crvatlon» for the lUppeil d o le at noon on Fiidny. Telephone 660-W or 467-W. The memherahlp drive will open with this meeting. MONDAY ^ S t. Mark* Chapter of ths Wo­ win'* Auxiliary of Holjrt.-Cro** ................. Church will meet .it 8:00 P. M. with M u. Roy Syme*. Hr. in tile bride wa* attractive In a gown of white ahndow mgaudy over while taffeta. A yoke aero** the shoulder* wa* finished with a .mall bertha, and the tight fitting hodice extended In o a ruffle at Idpline. The iklrl wa* very Mrs. Carlton Honors ^rs. Lauren Johnson “ « £ ? :,:iz! v p 11 ■ | Friend* of Senator l.loyd F. ’ Hoyle will regie t to lenin that he J I* ill and confined to hi* home on Melloiivtlle Avenue. I | Mr*. I.eidle ttowaid and two ^ 1 xmull eon* left iiy plane on Sunday ; for their home in Norfolk. Va. nf- ! ; ter spending th ief week* with ’ Mr*. Pauline Howard and other iclntlve* In Sanford. | ----------j j | lttlp j t..„ Rolnon. daugh„,r ))f Ml. ulll) Ml„, | | Brry n„|,. „„„ |m„ rt.lu llm j her home on Avenue following n tonsilw,(l)n,y per for med yesterday at the <tf r it iin illli' lacs wnn ra n ffh t! 11 ...s"- '■- ....... . I ! ture without a mi'dallitin u iuu iu l ring* it iu . c - . i hta neck lie *u>> it won given to: won't any the I him h) m New Uuincn nu**ionury acetic of » i>n t whom lie once hel|ied in Hie ju ilgll). | *al. lie -m e I, lly BOH THOMAS Lam on Ilocal l I* inaeparntiiei actu ally minb. from a bracelet which Hum phrey (||cn ii l \ . i,l HOLLYWOOD. Sept. 28 —<jP|— Bogan gave her on their f u » l |" 0 . I*, t* “ iut< Win n Fran k Morgan. Richard Dla plctuie together. It till* n wlll*tle [ due*. H r won and Sam Wuod died ln*t week, a and the wind* " if you need me— I *lg n ify. tmt dm prime, -upeiM illion wa* further Juat w hi.lle." | etl wagon*, no 'imbedileil in tbi* *uper*tltlmia I Mm m Alunlei ll'p o i'lrilly won't tiling liiiinh low II. [do any tiling even liny a die** about u mid The old witch'* tale that "death without t ilc o n M ilt m g Met boro-1 woiildn'l gel ll collie- by three*" till* become v lit - Mcupc liiic c lo i W i II ihiu Itie le rle j Stolon l i f e " ur.ll> 1111 accepted fact with omen.won't -H ut a plctuie until be i-« ,e fu ll\ M II roliM'iou* (Mill people. A* u da**, j check > lo -ee if the MUI> m e till m r n r . In n>k they m e pel hup* 11 *hnde lea* ! W hile I railing -u p rc tltim i* than husebull player*, 1 ncctilil Tin- Uni i > mole* M'lid i io It othei d ln u ii “(l I' I wlm no doubt take lop Imiior* In I red Ul'l'lt * at III** nluit ol plctuie* — thut field. TIM* in It m e of dame fo il one I* ' and pii»y>; it* an old fu iiid y cm*natural in an indoatry in which tom. ililtiu i lle ile talk* to hi* luck -c e iii- tu play an important | mot he i in pel hiiii ol via leleplione \ iide. The -lu iliii* themselves are ' lie io ir hcglllllltlg II plctuie, iiiilio ^ g --. M ip e i-tlli.io -: there i* tin -In g e 16 ; or ' I ' -how. Janie* I'u g u ry w illt «I hi I im new ven ln ie on .Sunday. | III town (they're called li!A ) . Alfm d liitcbciH'k g .n e iu lly in -1 Hiudenl* of h o ri)* iii|ie i and Jrct* In* tine ol llg n ie into e le iy m im eiology nhound in llnllyw nod. Itltli to illic i t*. Koheii M ill h u m 1 \n d ninny filinaler* avoid like the plague Mich allow hu*ine** omen* cltllg - In an old tlclich m ill lie I ■ A f ' 1'* of had luck a* w hl*tllng In the wore in ''The Story of li. I. Jo e."! ille -* itig room; hat or *hoe* on a He la- w in,i i( in *evcu p ld in r* . I „ ,V bed; peacock feather*; opal Jewel- A l Jnl-on never throw* a pan of,1 M ahoe. awuy tot anything d * e ? .,„ ,U im v t|,(. Mtiueen ( i l i u m and Ho-allnd n,,. pi,)), Mf n K u *m'II won't remuve tlic ii wed- H riil. 07 | n Jn,-k ding img* for movie aceneM they well I* I lie fo wear fle sh d ilu te d tape uvei the lln lih lt o n of N Mr*. Lauren R. Johnaon wa* honored laet evening with a ahow• r given by Mrs. Cecil E. Carlton at her horn# at 664 Plunmsa Drive. The room* of the Carlton home Wert attractively decorated with arrangements of pink and blue dai»I«* and iwcethenrt rose*. A number nf novel game* and conteit* were enjoyed during the averting and priiex were won bv Wt* Robert Tuttle. Mr*. R. W. William* and Mr*. W. II TJtewurt. Hollywood T o fill a cook y ,111 fm n f11*■ •chiiiil snacking Im y o iu ig -te i* 1 chiiii*# cookie* with dited fru it,, mulaM#*. lolled mil* hi other ! cereal* *0 thut boy* and girl* get ' the excellent imtnent.- 111 Ihcae 1 roit mi*: vkrv MISS I Mr*. Swaggerty, Mr*. Ed Ogleliy, Mr*. D. C. Spivey. Ml** Orle Mann, and Mr*. Che*ler Hoyde. Ml** Lot* Roaler ami Ml** Marie Nettle* preliled over th punch bowl and the bride'* la,ok wa* kept by Mi*» Virginia Swaggerty. Mr*. Itnvde graduated from Seminole High School and 1* em­ ployed by Florida Faalllon*. Mr. Ilnvde I* a**oclated with Red’* I’nint and Body Simp. They plan l(t make their home In I.ake Mon­ roe. Among the out of town gueat* for the wedding were Mr. and Mr*. W. A. Ogleahv of Flager Beach, Mr. and Mr*. W. D. Clark of l.ee»burg and Mr*. Dora Hoyde of thla W. Perkin*, Jr., Mr*. John l.udwlg, burp Ttr*. Fred Zerrenner, Mr*. Frank | city MtUrli. Sir*. Joe SleUch, Mr*. Hcitrv Thuriton. Mr* R. A. T u t-1 To pep up tl*. Sir*. Avn Davl*. Mr*, (laorgo ■for »i-mlwlcb H*be. MU* Carol Stoop. Ml** Ell* toe* add a III sabeth Whlgham, Mr*. Hugh Carl* pared immtn ton, Jr. and Mr*. G. II. Carlton. mayiinnaUt'. voi n ( liny |iilii|i,'i limit* ntiintuKik lilouae . Duslel Curd It m y Ihn in d a, luce trim m ed JACK & JILL SHOP l i f t MiiKiudiu Ave Dr. C. K. Uldrldge of Orlundo C H IR O PO D IST (Foot Hpeclaliit) Will mv pal icnth on of each week at the Thursday VALDEZ HOTEL For appointment Call 468 Thursday only Orlando Office, 2618 N. Orange - Ph. 62426 Mp t p t b t r # / # //... M y I n tu itio n Totop ho no is right horo in tho K it chon liORMANN’S RESTAURANT WILL RE - OPEN SATURDAY — OCT. 1 2760 Orlando Highway Undvr Ownership and Management Of Robert and Allan Lormann For Every Ocean N ON CLUB GROUNDS •’( iriV-t* f'tfSAft** u matter what the hour or orcaaien, yoH ran be certain you are welhdremed and looking your brat when you wear onv of the new Curlve Kail BuiLi. Modern in et/Ung, without being eitreme, Curlve Suita art expertly tnikared from ma* Uriah of highoat quality. They aaaure you of Mfnfortable fit ■ CrUp rayon lulling with the leek* e l an vaptniive wonted • . . wlUewy |e«hef wnllned, ikirt t jjl' 'JH?'.- t> Thonday, Sept 29th 7:00 P. M. Mem iHm, bvewty of IB end d*> leil Mynvne'* emooiheU I Spice, **i»l»ia,M,f . » 1- •, plum, grey, pine green* jl 4 ft • Vi 14.96 •» w IWCVVt 1 \ . : -• - i. ' - w j; 0 r .t H •h ___ 3 | , j ll- - �•n* , Harvard’!) Houston Named By Writers, As Top Lineman: Lead To One Game In 6-4 Triumph By ItALI'll ItODKN Associated I'mm Nporln Writer The Bt. Louie Cardinals' vlolatlon of tho unwritten baseball rule "lot sleeping dog* llo” may cool them tho Notional League pen­ the New York Yankee*. The Yanks defeated tho Philadelphia Athletics, ,1 -1 In the afternoon. The Pirate*’ long war with Iho Cards began early In the teaion when Kci Johnson, wild young nant. t Cardinal lefthander, beaned short­ Pittsburgh'- I’lrales, n' docile stop Htan Bojck. The Pirates sixth place cliih when Itulph Kliiei charged the Card catcher Jou Isn't on the prowl, net like a park Gaiaglola had deliberately called of roaring lion* when they clash for the bean ball, flaragiola ani with the awiflies from Ht, Louis— . Card manager Krldic Dyer denied chiefly because of hii carty-seamm the nrcusation but the Pirate* feud. i were firm In their conviction. 1’iltslmrgh rliii|i|ii<d the Cards' j The vendetta flamed anew In the advantage over Brooklyn to one Piratea' Inst visit to Ht. Louis. game Inst night, Muring a 0-4 trl- * Knos Slaughter of the Cards umph over their doapiaed rivals spiked Pirate second baseman before 27,'2H3 fain a ruler the IIp lit« Danny 11or laugh and the Pirateat Porbes Field. Tho Dodgers vowed to takn cam of the Red Birds when they came to Pitts­ were Idle. While the I'lrntee Jolted llm burgh, Cards, the Bn ton Bed Box downed Thla they did In no uncertain their "cousins," the Washington manner. The Pirates belted Red Senators, (i-4, to protect Ihvlr one .Hunger, righthanded ace of the gama Amrrlrnn Leaguo laad over Cards, for five runs In the second inning to clinch the game laat night. TAKE A LAXATIVE Rankle outfielder Tom Haffull THAT HAS BEEN dropped Munger through the trap door with a grand slam home run PROVED BY USE lo climax the rally, Tho runs will not blemish Monger's earned run ■aye Voice nl Kapcrlrnco Constipation run upset (isot you easily. I average as an error hy Red But, Black-Dr ' t. the friendly i Schoendionst made all of tho runs laxative with four rirneratlnn*. uni unearned, The Pirates now hav > ally provides prompt and thorough I beaten Iho Cards 11 times In 21 fe s f c li: _____ relief-helps (» ntimidata sluggish i Inteettne*. Illnch-Draught costs only ' games. IX O tIC o trlp p e r L lll S t. C yr a penny or less n dusn In help re] leva . -loo Dobson, with help from (above) la being sued for divorce In Mich symptoms am headache, rmtumn, ' Walt Maslersun, pitched tho ram­ Los Angelos by husband Paul Valgull, laay feeling or bad breath ~ paging Red Box to victory over hen conatlpnllnn to thn cauio. Huy Washington's woeful Henutur*. online, an actor, who ehargn eh* lock-DrnugM at your favorite drug The victory was Boston's llth wouldn't glvs up her career to be­ ■torn. Do it today. straight and Its llth consecutive come a housewife and wag aloof to his frlende. Valentine lo claiming a' win over Washington. The Box socked Paul Calvert for share of her future earning* on six runs In the lirst six Innings ■round* he helped build up her while Dobson limited tho Hena- 11,500 a week act. (International) tor* to unu hit over the same open. Boston drove Calvert out Sports Itoundup with a four run blast In thu sixth, lly HUGH FULLERTON, Jr. which Dobson capped with ■ runproducing single. NEW YORK. Rapt. 2B-W P)-A Washington loaded thu bases had against Dobson in tho seventh will: gluin-lonking Casey ,Stengel none out hut managed to score just received word that ho and only once. The .Senators sent Ralph llouk and Cliff Mapos had Curly .loo to tho showers In the following inning, souring three hern fined for Monday's rhubarb runs hefore Masterson rushed In, ■I lint stadium—a Griev-ou* e rr­ threw a double play hall to Ho- or somebody called It.. . ."I didn’t hoi to Artis, and got Eddlo Robin- seu the pluy at all," Casey con­ son to fly out. fided hoarsely. "I was back In thu Vic Itaschl hung up his 20th runway when somebody told me victory in pitching the Yanks lo thinv was something going on out victory ovur Philadelphia. The Yanka Jumped nn Dick there... .then they fine mo for Fowler for all of their rutia in the coming uut to see what had hapililrd Inning, Fowler forced thu puned, ...I t was tho first tiino I first olio home by walking Tommy was fined this season—and wu'vo lleririch with tho bases loaded. only had one man put out of a Yogi Berra followed with a two. run single to chase Fowler In gama, What do they ox pert mo to doT". ...A photographer asked favor of Bobby Hhantx. In Iho only other game* yes­ the Yankee manager and tho two terday, Iho Cleveland Indians playors to pnxu studying pictures shaded the Chicago White Hox, .*1-2, of thp disputed play and Casey on Joe Cordon's ninth inning sin­ assented grudgingly... ."It won't gle, The Cincinnati Reds edged the got that run hack," ho main tallied. Chl< iijfo , B-4* Ncorlnjc two "And 1 wouldn't settle for anal her rims In the ninth. Virgil Stnllcup's run from the sumo cluh. It would fourth Idt scored Danny l.llwhllcr take a lo’ to make up for that one,"... .Tommy lleiirn h came with the payoff run. along foi a look at the photos and Insisted llouk hail hlockrd (hi* plate against Johnily P ck y ’s slide . . . ."There's only one player who Ry AHHOCIATHD PIIF.HH cuuld have slid under that glove," Tommy argued, “and he's a Yan­ kee—mole." BASEBALL CHICAGO— I'resldm t Will liarWOltlt HAVER Huge of the American League fin­ Although Mape* tent the re­ i ed three New York Yankee* a i total of (BOO for alleged mlatreat- quired telegram In answer to proxy Will llarridge's demand (or Voull Weae the dey you dlecovered Monday", "game" wUh r J P boS a public apology, a lot of guy* at tbii exciting, new pernienenf wall Chief Mape* wee fined 1200; Man- the *tadlum thought he waited "He should have copied Mveringt M ad. of long-wearing ?fJE»TL?nd CB,ch,r word*. Yogi Berra," one acilhn Insisted, H r 1 enamel, Hi hendrome teleed "and wired Grieve ‘I'm m iry you RAriNO tfa pattern lend* n imart, modem I NEW YORK—Paraway (flO.30) inane m u apmngy nvceuary.'" •ota to any room... itaye imooth and won Belmont Park’e mite and furTlmee Sonars Handicap In LMI’H OKI I II Kilt LUMPS hwtroua for yearel Eaiy to clean, eaej |<long 1:40 9/6 with Gordon Ollaeon up. biungtl, in a reminiscent mood, «n trutatU Sea tha array of lovely ATLANTIC CITY—Colonal O' well* uni " a lot depend* on what galore and deelgne. Wall be glad to P„ ( 96.20) a atakee performer laat you aay out there, tine day I went uut to talk to Bed Jonea about you an cellmate. '*■ hi* call*. He juat patted me on t urine tho |!x furlong feature, the back and *ald: ‘You gel back LAUREL; Md—Bonofun <|6i40) to the bench end don't rnme out led home black and blue by two ain .'....A little later Ai Sim­ and a half lanttha In the ala ag mon* charged out and Jonea furlong Walter Reed puraa. C H I C A G O — Countess In cna*ed him right back... .Ho thoae (114.20) aped to a fronttudnlng guy* thought Jone* wa* my pai victory In tha T e n s Cotta puree becauie they didn't hear what ha a a I d .. . ."That Isn't anything," et Hawthorne. PAWTUCKET, R* L - R lik a brdka In a visiting rep o rter..,, Whirl (99.601.. a_ three-yeupsoM "Prank Daacoll, the great tall fel­ low, wa* umpiring in Chicago daughter of Whlrtaway, e*| when Charley Urlmm rushed out. tha main offering at Narrkgi Before he could aay a word, (irtmm began i Taka It eaayi don’t get ao excited....W hy notT DaecoJI aaked. "And Grimm very 8 Choose CONGOWALL SI'OItTS IN BRIKF m WAUS Of iA s r m u A i/r y f # 4 ^ a * s r H H C h u rc h ill S p e e c h NEW YORK. Sept. 2S—(A^— Harvard took a drubbing from. Stanford on the Pacific coast last Teams Saturday, hut neverthsleaa camel St Ixium up with the football lineman of Btopklyn the week In 21 -ycar-old Howard notion Houston. S'i w York In tha first Associated Press h lis ln ir g h poll of the grid season the 200- Cincinnati pound senior tarkle from Haver­ Chicago hill, Mas*, today was named the Results Yesterday top lineman of HR nominations. Pittsburgh (1. St, Louis 4. Houston, who served - three Cincinnati 5, Chicago 4. yeara In the Army Air Force from (Only gaitiiM scheduled! 11143 to ll)4fl arul who was one of AMERICAN LEAGUE tho East's lop heavyweight col­ Team w l Pet i;n legiate wrestlers last year, earned lb,stun or. Mi .033 (to on .027 1 this unusual tribute from Marehic Now York 87 04 .070 8Ik Hchwartx, Stanford coach. Detroit 84 06 .084 1014 “1 Intend to writ eHnuston a Cleveland 79 71 .027 10 personal letter congratulating him' I'bilaih-lplda 02 87 .410 3214 on his fine play. Mr made U0 per Chicago 61 100.338 4414 cent of tho tackles on defense and SI. I^iuls 48 102 .320 47 was hard to block out. Hu Is one Washington Results Yesterday of the best 1 have seen In yeara." Runnerup In the voting frnm all New York .1, Philadelphia 1. parts of the country waa Ewell Boston 0, Washington 4. Pope, Georgia Tech's little 108- Cleveland 3, Chicago 2. pound guard. Popu suffered a fflnlv games scheduled) AMERICAN ASSOCIATION broken jaw In tho second quarter, (Final playoff series) but played the entire game and Milwaukee fi, Indinnpnll* I (Inhelped (he Engineers lo an upset ilinnatudln leads 3-1). victory over Vanderbilt. SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE X-rays after tho game showed (Final playoff series) Ids Jaw broken at tho point uf his Macon 0, Greenville 6( 11 innings, chin and also that llirt-o teeth Macon leads, 3-1) were knocked out. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Ed llagdun, Michigan „ State r.u t(Final f inal playoff series) tackle, was third in Dtu nklloting , M 1 )l)tr P n | gt Buffalo 3 (Montreal Ills play was one ul the mam wins 4-1 )icasons MHO held Mirhlgan to a TEXAS LEAGUE i-3 triumph. (Final playoff scrlpsl Tul-a 4. Ft. Worth I (Tulsa wins 4-3). Coach Trya To Cut Yardage Cained In Macon NeedH One Win i P r a c t i c e Games In Sally I*euffue Race DALLAS He pt. 2H - 1/F)—Prob­ GREENVILLE. H. C .Sept. 28 ably the only coach wlm works to nth The Macon Peaches am mencut ikiwn yaidage instead of mak silting the South Atlantic League g it is i-,. u . tim er iiuyuH. playoff riown for site. One victory log E. D. (D on Hayes. Hayes looks at one item in tho| more Hint it's thnlrs. football statistics to see how he's Pi-iiehi-s defeated I he Grnendolng. The smaller the figure tho 1 vj||,. Hplnnera last night « to 6 in better his record. I »„ 11 Inning game. This gave them Hayes Is called the "officiatingI „ ;t.| ,.,|ge In the la-st of seven coach" of Southern Methodist j fiiml plavoff series. A run In tho University. It Is his major duly to 11,,,, „f the eleventh turned tho watch the squad in practice and} nick. tell them tho rules of ploy. If o ' Howe doubled shniply to center boy Is offside, Hayes calls his mud Gash singled. Then Morgan nttenlion lo It. If a back Is In' » long Hv to ilgbt and linwo motion, ho Informs the young fel- rumpeicd home with the run that low what It will cost his team If hall game, ho does It In a game. Atrhlev and Cash! llloMmelnr, Illegal uae of the arms on of. Jill* fsnso is the most prevalent fault, lerled lilac off Biolemeler and Melton. Hayes says. The teams meet here again toDoc came to A m thnn MirthnUat' Hpic r Is a likely choice University 1,1. f„. Macon's mound duties. Torn a football and basketball official K(ll(lis wi|j trv ()reenvlila I »"»"* wm ,rv '" "''''I 1 for more than a down yeara. Ho ”He i In thu running. really know* rulos. « Last night's llnesrorei With Hayes on the hilltop, tho Macon 102 902 909 91 Methodist font haliers began get­ Green, ting fewer punultios. Last season, v illa '299 290 091 0 9 - 6 8 0 fur instance, .Southern Methodist A trh lev and fcash; Blclcnm elcf, had 29 penalties for 2U2 yards In Melton ( 7 ) ami Baliuk. 11 games. Thu opening teams got 6)19 yuids stuck to them on 70 penalties. hymn \ s t k h a d d ed That's 369 yards the Mel hud Is Is TAI.I.AIIAHHEK, Hupt. 2K i/Pj inndo hy Just remembering th l —InterrollcgiHlu gymnastics will rules. SMU was undefeated in lie added to llie Florida Htatu Uni­ 1947 and lost otm game last ycnA versity athletic program this year. it could have been that Ilf iinyca Thu team will bu coached hy Dr. won some of those battle*. Harlluv Price, who produced six The hoys are quite ronciou* of national chnnipiutiahlp teams nl the rule* with Hayea around. They th« University of IlHnola imfor* cal him the "offside coach" but he canto to FHU. they listen to him and act accordIngly. Doc never played football and does no coaching. He Juet wa tehee for the rulea Infractions. Coach Matty Bell cuneldera him a very valuable fellow to have around. RADIO STATION W.T.R.R. r ill ItaflAY BPOKTB MIRROR By Aeaoclaled I'reaa Today « Year Ago—Cleveland blanked Chicago, U-0, to taka two gama laad In tight Amarlcan Lea­ gue race aa both Naw York and Boaton loat, Three Yeare Ago—Both Brook­ lyn and St. Louie won to enter final day of aeaaon tied for fleet placa in National League. Piva Year* Ago—Leo Durocher algned Ba Brooklyn Dodger*' mari- 4,00 ■tlB 1:41 »:0D >:tl |:|0 1:41 iuoo Bill #:lo l.n* i T s ra t m i l l e aoraobody tonight, d en t Barbara Jonaan. la a PraiMlacofg ,ro',T ________ I akamplon swimmer, aa tha achooUa v n a a v a n tin a v n « e » . I K * * ^Callfomla > g*M6t m lag hah first i m i o i aa . Paim S latc'i head football ( m o tl aide thla year. Last year iha already ha* shown th t iS d> , , '• *insen went for .Ji the first play ttm t e l * * ™ ..... ■ „’.V r*. ''-Ifl®. - Popular llu sla Angels fear »o tread Pin Up I’erarte A Bor-A Ulrt-a Mujle Old, N*». Borrowed, Blu* nvehsalra a Star 1:10 Mnrnlna Verlery 1:00 World at Noon t l i t l The Bend Wnaon 00 Club inular mar itln Amarirnna ratoal VarUllee if Non* Ranch day'* Htnr U * lleadllate iur Memory flonge train I.over* l’rnsram fore The Hoc Coca** t neqaati i* nhrthm Homs io Bright spot V s n Yaars Ago—Cincinnati clinched flret National League a fir a f f i a s M Y\’*sl«tn Jamboraa N#ws WssMra Jsmhora* Th* 1 (Vflook Club N*w* Papulsr Music ilorelii* DsvntioB* Monits tn Mmtd Wor A at Nina V*ri*lr - i D o d g e rs R a in e d O o t;| C a rd s G a m e U n lik e ly <C—ttoasg k i n s Page ■t no distent date.' BOSTON, Sept. 28-UP)—The The conservative counter-mo­ tion of no confidence aay* a re­ baseball game between the second turn to prosperity "can never bo place Brooklyn Dodger* and the assured under the present admin­ Boston Braves wa* called off to­ day because of rain. A doubleistration." If it shoukl carry—which Is header will he played tomorrow hardly even a possibility—traill-, starting at 1 P. M. Hhn would require Prime Minister The Dodgers, now trailing 8 L Attlee to dissolve bis government l.ouls In thn National Is-ague race * 8o rail the eleetion Immediately. hv one game, need to play and win "GOLDEN HARVEST* The Lahorltrs, however, hold all their remaining four game*. 393 of the 1149 seats in Commons. And therefore manager Burt ShotReports are that the- party has n ten decided nn the dou Me header. » K _ <1.1 <>■•**" M l Hawaii* A virtual pledge from all hut ex­ Thu Braves broke custom by offer­ lap** Vs Im Heavy Bavlag ■«*•< treme loft wingers In support the ing the visiting team the opport­ Kar Vaa. cabinet when the Vote romes to­ unity uf deciding when the game morrow. r a t oar T his 4 4 . I'kHk H a w T aa will )>e played. Churchill declared: W aal. H aag T s Oar I ' M 4 (4 PITTSBURGH. Hupt. 28-WP)— II Yaa Ovl Mere R atty R saagg "In lids last four lavish years thu Horlalisl government have ex­ A sieadv downpour began In P itts­ ■ •tar* W« Are t a l i o a t He C m acted upwards of .411,Him,wm,non burgh In mldmnrning today, but r ill Year ltr4*r ta#%. q a a a tltU * and spent (hem—over four times officials at Forhus field said they 4 t r l.lMlwa a* d a l la Harly a* much every yrar as was th'- won't consider railing off this a f­ east of running the rounlry in our ternoon's crucial HI. I.nul#—Pitts­ I kaasa Vaar Otl rilla t burgh game until game time. richer days before the war. laa ay. CARTHIOOH ........ "They hav# used up jvrry na­ "If it's at all pnssihle the gem el tional asset or reserve upon whirl) will played,” sail! ild a cluh official.' ciun m n c ia i.: u #| >1, 11 , they could lay their hands. Cardinals stand game atalag Haaai ad a f t e r x m SM The Cardinals atand one gama "The;, have taken 40 pur cent ahead of tho Brooklyn Dodgvra In of the national Income for tho pur­ tho wining race foe the National Ile a . X M POO LIORTa poses of governmental adminis­ league pennant. XAA tration. And our tnxntion has hern * the highest In the world," r if f . «sM i iM M f KTOUK MARKET Churchill said Britain Iiiih tieeii Hept. 28 —WA— f i i' j t a n a r Iv ................... ........ l.aa "brought to the verge of unlhuinl Steel and nutnm obllo stock* led and Internntlnunl bankruptcy." « • « . 11,a w fcn#f»«n This occurred, he said, despite HI HA fla tf .......................... AM •*« the fart that "in all history no rnmmunlty has evur been helped I hat the steel striko might be Rea- I.M Oaaalla* and kept hy gratuitous overseas averted. Buying of ahnres spread to PII.TP.na ............................ ......... MB aid— that Is by the labor of other hardworking peoples—In anything other section of the market and approaching the .lugree which we prices were hid up a few cen ts' t:#arfe Or BaAaa SHAT rnvK HH As Law Aa a.M art have I►cun under the present Hocin- lo around t 2 a share. lisl government,” IN He asked: have suffered a serious disaster." ACTO HAHY HAHHOCKI "Where are we at the end of it 7 Harold Wilson, president nf "The reduction of Die rate of the government's Board of Trade, XM FIHH HgTtXatJtSHRHB dollar exchange means that, sub­ followed Churchill with an out« _____ , A'-------- -----ject tn certain minor abatements, line of what he expects devalue- ( NKn TtRKt TS# a # we may have tn pay up to nearly lion to do for dollar axporla. rami jri'RNg half as much again for what we Me said: buy—much of it necessaries with­ "I am perfectly certain that (IrAH AXTHRtl TIER * out which we rsnnnt live from wo enn, within a short period, AMs ta the dollar arras," treble the ruto of exports of iwasia Churchill said Britain now must consumer goods tn the United "do more work and draw more States and Increase tenfold the toosli upon our spirits and rnrrns-es tn cite nf uxnorta of capital goods ll.M TARI.H RARlOa win Imrk the amount of food, raw to Canada." materials and other goods without I In August Britain sold 3,300,which we cannot carry nn. (881 pounds worth of good* to H Airin d i a l a r i . a i "That Is bad for us. It is a now the United States, which earn Mow to nur economic health and I 113,200,000 at the old rata A tr n radio a now burden which wo have to ,q exchange. Tu Canada It ship­ hear. ped 6,709.900 pound* worth, Oar ( •■»*(«I* * l » k Of A. H**F. <X "We can lll-affnrd to make a which earned 122)800,000. •‘•w b la a ile a R«r«rA Playtf* l * 4 M new drain upon our Intent strength Wilson said (he vast increase M*«er*4 P n a (sa.ee l a , M .M ami remaining motive power. We of sales to America can be l.iiallvA aayair. <(•( l a Rarty O* are nnl In a state of health tr. be­ brought nliout "if our manu ................ » MaAela. come a blood donor on a large fecturers will go nut, look to 1 ■■■ *s xco what the market wanls, cape la fa . Kt. f PH Ml (IT POOIl scale at the present lime." .............. I i x e r Even if the Labor government Hally the market in tho west, V H C C IC H was fotcod into devaluation, employ modern marketing ro Ualf 1 Of Karb then set Churchill xaid, "the hard, blunt, search organisations, simple conclusion remains that it out to product) the goods the N fa . PI. RRPHIC1RRATOR 8aw Oaly ...................... — *' cannot bo a good thing and we American customer* want." FIRESTONE’S GREAT SALE PORTAHLH IROXRR Haraer 41At RANOH TANK TVPH VAftll'M LI.RANRHB ....... . W ill Allavbaivata ClMunai Of All R I.K m ilO PAN8 Prnm ................. - ............. ABA O ap Ola** f(>ir,,nt*h«r Taya at ... is* Bash ■aline** P«r Oaly P w r Clila,** Klactrl* fta H ia At Ula aavlae* KI.RfTHIO RAXORa Fa* O aly IXM V .I.rfT R If RAIOR l.aa * I.a* Yalaa Alfa*fe*a*al Tnalh Rra*k HOLDER n o a n moor * ---------TOWEL BARB ........- — All o a r DMA MM PfWM M M Fra. RtAavaA l a Fvwa ta w ,i a , ’ s a M r M 8 na.se Fewer Lawa ROWER (•air I o f TM aa fl(4 H. F . OUTBOARD RO TO R » D Aayaae lalVrM leA l a . save F le a ly Of Oa*alj Are M ills * O at Oa OaH. % Nay N lai A R e v m lM * ia v k M Yaw . . . F le a F ar r h U u - d e l i i i j An W ill Alway* la v * M aaey o n PI*bras Ta*kt# af PtreataM »(•*•* Haaka A* Law Aa --- ---------------( • Flaafa 4»««♦*«m uiw «■*■■*<»—*»i♦♦-*,.«**■HiNWW W - ------ -------------------- LIm >...,.m....H■ , 8a �. ''' ‘ '■ W 1 D N 1 8 D A Y S E P T , f t , 1149 PAGE FIVE T R I SANFORD HERALD. b a n t U d FLORIDA " T « l Legal notice If H itch p e r m i t a h a ll h a la a u e d b y lh » c o m p tr o lle r upon a aw om w r i t t e n a p p l i c a t i o n b y I h a a p p lle m it . T h e a p p lic a tio n a h a ll » t a i* Ih e n a t u re o f th e * h n w n r .e i h l h l H e r lln n J U S J l— C lr c m r r . 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F 'n llu r * h y t h e iw r a o t i o p e r a l l u a llie ev l h l l l o n , p e e r f n r m a n r e , o r e n tic e * a e a ii . m i — a# e u e - a . w . « 1lei lo ti to m a k e a u c h a r e p o r l w i t h i n fa* «alrh relief aad teed raaalta net t h e t im e l l m l l aet f o r t h In H it * . . (he faawaa VICTOBT OiNTMBNT. Oe- H o n a t ia ll o p e r a t e to c a n c e l a n d re » * I* # I far Dm bay* la Ihe Anar, aaw v o k c H ie p e r m it ae to a l l o t h e r far (he born# fatha. 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M 'l t i t K . H K M IN O L K CO U N TT. ^ T A T K O K K L O tllO A IN I' l l n IIA T K ■»i r t l I h * K mI n I k « f M A ItY V III! A N T Mr*, i n Heft %t I . W H H .i l IT M AT C O N -' •t u 1 .... 1>11' > i l ■- m b m m n . Ill v» 1*4 I 1* n !>*"ettll- t» I -■i l l i e t i n - i n ' l l I ' l i i i - n t ll m l i m n ] HIM I ’ll I t i l l - . f f i e a t b m l t ii|i i n ii-t t h e til I 'U 't 1 L M t t i t r ( i l l 1- -It n n - . i h , l l . t r m ill' fm m il--' ,'H 1* J n l . i l l t l i n - . ' . . I t i n - l i i - 1l , i iff l a w H i l l ,u ih I ’ L l i t 1 i l l A. I ' U i i h - i l l l l i 1.1 l i i r I . i i i i - • I I S \ l ! 1M i n i , H i l l o N 111»1i- l l l r l l l l . l I I l ' » • 1. 4| I fiii 1* t •rtf 1 • tft 'h t tr i..... I ' l v i I l l O l l t l 1 1- I m , l - i li m l till' i i ll lv w ith ih i* •*|di 1 in iiln r i i c h c a r m iliiiih li' *<iifiiy |i,» h n r i%utt U /##•?•/% h t t h tlfi** t . t m i ' i I I s J h i h Ih I h i l k t i . I ' l h lilr r l i r I .i ar11111” lm m | M 11o|r| li i r ( i f ' l l 11 ij.;Ill o il t h r 1 m i in I h r iv ru t o f :i I ih m i * mi I . i S o v i 'r * iiil.It T OK T IIK 1 iM N T V • *i »K I I T mU IN 1 K T jI I K i »K K l .8 * 111 11A H A T I >j i ii t *• i It# 1! N| n t It u t A l l i i . f l I I . K n l u M . d#t n n aril T it \ l .1. (V I I I I.M I T M AY i L’ l l I l N : I m h#rt*1iy u K e lt Mi n i N o th ' i* S .in iL K n itt h l f i l l 'd » i«r A r# t» (iri h r K x i ' i n l r l i o f H i# »* (It 'ip nf AHk t i II K n lv lit . f lin t her iiv it t in n lilH t ph# f i i i h I ilIN ilin r « t p . Am t H in t «H * w i l l I l»lil I (11 Mm* M o m in i l i l 1* h m ig lu R H t iiiiP t r o m . ( ‘d i m l y Jin lif< * # f H u m I ,lo in ( ‘ m in t y , K lo r t d ii on Mip l i n t (ally o f ( h i o t i r r , IfM l*. f o r i« p |ir o v A | o f miif i i f iim f f o r f l m t l i I I mi Im r it P mn I** t r e l i t l i t o f Ml# m i n i # n f A lln * l l II K i l l w ilt , ilr r # U PPil. d ll MilN O* tin y o f H r|»t»i m lif» r. MMi*. HA I1 A I I A K N il I I l i * K u o u t r l i o f Mi# *'m1 it t* o f A llo r t II K tiU H t . i l o M i t i l I.N I n i h i tik r-* f* o 1* i | i j i t k , *111( 1', . 1* >i l l a i r i t 1i j in , tM ill m ||| p| ,1 h h iH o 01 |iitHip, HIM* o f l l l i ' O , | - i i ||4 w llV I l i r - r ,» |i* j i i M 1*1% 111m | l l 11 j h llli* (M I l l i . i l I lki*N l o i ll.' lir w | »r it 4o m p .iM if o o l ) i o l lo « * llift hoy* . I 1 .1 0 h u t r v i ’ ll I n ' .0 1 i o * l m p I n i n . ill !- hr ■3 it m| \ i- ii t h ill,O * (IM lIf 1! \M in <|i ih 1 w h o 1*1%i i i o i i l h w ill h r p i . o l lo o l 1 akiipi* a i l i ' i i i i i i i i | i iiK io ii i h l * . I ttulf ill fill a "til' •Ml it flll’4 1 ■ I, tu Ttii ami i*«f t Whilp i Ma n i II tuav thioiwf n»BDi OI 21 quality fealurei found Ilk high-priced cart — Ihe now Plym outh h a t 21 . . . low*pric«d car " A " ha» 13 . . • law -prlcod car “ B" h a t 4. Thai'* w h y Iha Plymouth today — m ere than aver before — U Ihe /ow pt/ced car m ail like high priced c o n i f \p# rtuf k ' 11A I ll. 111, ' l | l ‘ H m o l r * p o v v i r I n i I 1!1, m n M i l l I’ l l ; In 1 1- 111- b .I t *1 i m o t r - - l u l l i M i , linvi- i 14' f ' l l , , u “ A " l u c » < i .. . . . . . . . . . f i l l - i r h . i ' i l l . l . . 1 V m i f f i ' t 1 ( M i l !--i m . u u r - l u - i .i-i-i- I ' L . i i m i l l t ' t I l l ' l l ’ i I I 11111|, i • - - - i t i n i• M | l i i - r / r i il i m n - | i u » v c r • •ill n l i ’\ r i \ ill n | l nl V illi'* |« lin if L ! H lv u n t It II t ♦ In lin e It W u n l w F l l fllF*i1 liM flh N l f» * iiiir( it n A d m h ilN t t >itni ( if f li# *“ *(»»■ n f M e irv •’ H r it n l, ; M l,if Li* r i l f i l li I M |i«*MMoii f o r ft in ti ■I*-i to n «*'( iih i| f in11f ii«< h 111 ii tin I v t Hi#I I t*riitr mli l«* O im ih I h -i rlffth Mif«.ro O o lK itV .I l l i l j l P o f H p riiiiio lp 1‘" M iilv , K l o r l d i i . o n M i* J t t l i rim •if 1 1,111 h p f , 111!*, f o r iit ip r o v d l o f • moI fo r r if i.il ' I lM f h ir iP Nf ' 'h n lrilM f r u t o r of H ip o n lu tp of MiiM 1* 111 (M il. U f .iM ln r t II W A lt O W K .I.I. A r | | i i l n l |*l n i l n r o f Mi# ♦•Mlill** o f Mai l I 1* I I I Itt il „ l|# ( f l|t |« l| 7 , a / i I m it h t s •I ir* COUNT T . '.V C O U IIT 1I F T IIK J I'In IK . H K M I N H l .K C O IIN T T. H T A T K O K F l.n lt lH A IN r it o IIA T K to r e th e K a l a l e o f It A M l ' K l . I ' l ' l . K H T l t N . I .et-eaaeil T it AM , W HOM IT M AT CON• 'K lIN i N o t ic e I * t i r i e h r p l t e n t h a t I I « H K A N K f i l e d h la f i n a l r e p o r t *■ A d m l n l a t r a l o r o f t h e a a lw le o l ■ H iiiu rl I 'u l e a t iio ile i- e a a e d , th a t •o r ile d I I I * p e t it io n f o r f i n a l d la . h o r a e . a n d t h a t h r w i l l a p p ly In th e i l o n o r a h l e l u o i a l a a H t r o a lr n m . ■ 'o u iilv .T ild a r o f H r m lo o le i ' o u i H v , F l o r i d a , o n t h e T V ili d a y o f it e t o . tie r |1 |» . f o r H P O m tH l o f * * m * a n il f o r f i n a l i l l a c h n r a e a a A d m in la t r a lo r o f llie re fu te o f F a m u li I'lt le a lo n , d e c e a a e d . o n llila llr d d o t o f H e p te m h e r. A |) .. l e f t II W HKANK A d m l n l a t r a t o r o f th e e a t a le o f H a o iu e l I ' o t r e i i i n . d re a a e e d *en, * * a D R fV ff mi N t w P L Y M O U T H -A N D LET THE RIDE DECIDE I 1 "•- Use HERALD Want Ads A rlirlra Fur Hiile The ... M k a t a i taiaa apfly tre a t *(.1 pahllabeff t T h e fate He*e I# ■ . . . J u t tea eeriea pee ttae laaeeMae n ear Mae tae--------tfaean .1*. ear ----Ilea taaeeffaa rdtef e n e e d s i s the Haa. Osabt* tain «ee blaefc face aeia, FtYMOUtN ptvipoa -d CHItmU CttlPoeAtlON. U.n-l 11. — 12 148 lly Itui f *til i ii T H U 0 L ’ W IN O t>— A rt intv. F o r H«l« —B •fill rCELS kokav, skta...so tr L oun hitTtns ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Reellor new. K in ialiln g , cleaning A w a * -| W I T H O N L Y O M R O A Y % ] W. W. W k lltiT . lift'A W . Oth. Raymond E. I.undqulat, Aaaorlale Itig. Pm table power plant, 2151 R C | T . S P I K E . B U T -SI. Alao LM lttilcrall Autom atic 0 U A S T A F f IS Ph. TH Allantle Hank Bldg. vent* aaperleiice In Samllmle W ashing M a rlillie i u*ed 4 mo*. COM fllTELY sh o t / Ontinty, II. M. (Heaton, Lake fO B FARMS, home*, buslntae .«176.01). ____ M arv. property etui ncreagf, aee your FOAM RUBBER B. A. Ht mill Realty Agency VENETIAN MUNItU made to urTim modern pillow, mattre** and Orta K. Mmhleux, Sateimen „er. Seinlnula Venetian nilud mnltlon. Anv rice end *tvle to 1107 E. Second BOeet or pboiM Co. H20 W. Bril. Ht. Plume vmir neetla. Pure Late* whipped 1 R0*-J. iina-w . into a fomitv cuehlonln*. Non P v e e Ike tefeakaae aa aaem* etoaffuaa »*#»M If Ton* la Hated In •» # leleitkaod beak. I s r e ts aa **v Ib is aeeaaaaaaffB* Han Iba edverttaea la deedeted la pay eeem pfly. In avdae far aa e a t» e » d -e la a bael paaalble aaetlee. a ll Oraal * i a aaaaf be la aae a l m a aa tba i f f bdkoea W il l JU S T ANniy/ni riv e fiv/u-; . i v - f ' t V t i :■ ,-t f i n ' nl 11/ / yt'/iu i?! A . t H tA 'l K " ! , AS lA L C N L rA O S o t r f x m T H B IJUOS IN I M S srvcNrH womo sew s W A /J y / G A M C ... FEW RUN S. ! I r r'l UKt ** \ , riiA (tA5t3,' , a ,n i til I CAt. \ r'° "'l L ^ rit" v/Ay/ -{ / ( L Allergic. Will not mlltlew or O R LA N D O Mitriiing Sentinel. O r­ wnil. Alan 4!l enlora In plaallc lando Evenitig Star. Call Ralph coated fabric* from 7Uc to M.8# Ray. 1166 J. Yd. Foam and Fabric*, 2U11 N. orange, Orlando, CALL AI7 for Battery, Generator Mill's Swap Shop—We buy, Mil nr, (rad* nioel anything. 400 San­ TALBOTT’S Drive In—I l i a Han* ford Ave. Phone I0B-J. ford Ave. phone I9B-W—un­ W a^bolh lone when you do n’t I claimed furniture; 1 »ofa end _Jng your pre»crlptlone lo I chairs 1 rockers I oil Move: l vablleaNaa. Laney'e. Phone 103. _____ ' kitchen eats 1 ilre»»er; 1 Ice box, PIease a»«fr aa iHHadtntdl etc. _ _________ _ 1**2?'t f i : j a a T d X .,1 GOOD AND BAD 0m v a fa a t ba .a e a e a * t h ly f a » | R p g , ( U f l . j l f i 2 P C . M a p le II 7 Rotary P o w a r I.awn mower*—211" Cut, pu»h 2 JI? * “ • • • l m r LMng Room Suite .......... MO, type or »elf-prop»ll*d. Ask for . • .• Ufdd Chippendale Sofa .... U4. a demnnatratlon. Stine Machine u*dd fllmiaon* Sofa Bed .... M4 T1 H E b L . i . mj 1 . L. ^,.1 m I I aavat a* a< and Supply Co. 207 W. Second Single Maple bed, cell eprinnOf aat Ht, Sanford. Pin. new cotton mattre** ..... 184.1 SA N FO R D Used Single Metal bed, - A K l l t tifch- >TANTED—4 «oll opting 884.96 ,H E R A L D •nd Inneraprlng mattre** (24.96 Highest rash price paid for used Uaed lea Box .. . I24.U6 furniture Tod Davis furniture MATHER OF SANFORD Co, n il K. 1 st. I'h 06*. n F O R H K N T “ - I 208-09 R f-lit St. _____Phong 127 wlro wheels 2 FORD 500 a ONE A tw« room modern effi­ TUXEDO FiEDIBMJoniplote line. Wl oiui. 91 CjJM Hntt'a!; Tuiado Feed Btore. ciency apartment*, Ideally eultad .v .« .. mtrfemr dianer «t Uney'ti f ^ P eeila -L lv m ilo e k -H tlfp ila^ / • f o r Individual or butlncM couple, ENj 78c al*n< week day*. LuncHea A ^ lo c a tio n acroaa from the Foal •hoA order* 1 BIRD DOG puppiea for eale, R, E. Office, Phone 660. Ip [use,. 11lock Mtu ‘ * *back ‘ of BHU “Tree“ “‘ apartmanta, FCXHWTroR sALfc—Carnation. ' tor j(intern ” furtil»hed Company* • - ■ ___ , Coingany ............. apartment. Aten efficiency Atidragon, DlanOtue, Sweet t OKREYS for sale, four montna Downtown office etore. Takach WliTlnm, IIHain, 86c doe.) 98-50 par 100 ojd. (H.60 each. Phons lSfltLMI. Apartmonte, 20S N. Park, Phone of one variety. Henry A. Russell 1IT8-J. Bead Go. ilK I.H W X ^ T E i r ^ l I H C I A L (or Sept, end O ct M" American Floor Sanding Mnchina wider JMnk, WAITRESS for LORMANN’B— with ctlger. 11. M. U lauon, Lake Other j Must be nest, have pe _ Mary, Fla. good reputation. Henlt required.. 87^) Orlandoi HIway. ;..X ♦ ^ S............ t r e e room a p a rtm a n l, ---- ------ M gig.ii partially furniahad, i tile bnih, rebuilt, W > a l « |A l a »— WiHUi irehen tfrw neil noi ------------ - . . hone 1004.#. 1 Idea for children J o yard. Ideal I PRACTICAL NURSE and M y In, Oytben, B miles frnm FI BG Palate tor « Bitter, good reference!. Phone Call 980 or '1883 for Cat ' BLlCUfTRir I Specdtl H ervireS — li SM A L L H OM E—anvrral mile* olltj I’ AIN'T-Mnlairtr Tutniilunt IpmiI F D R N IT D R K uiilnrfeti'rlng, antlafiu lion Kimrnntee.1. Free Pick —Oak Hhatln f roe* - Nice Itetir-; mill nil*; iiiou- v line* ifiinrniilre. O /A llh IK E tin mill D rltv c rv W rite (I, W Inn fruit Iri'r* - -1’rlrptl nt Won’t IVt'l, iitli or .vah Ii off. Umu-i'V Mn* t i l l . | f.lgBO.OO, No irnaolinlile offer fil.BA per trillion. H. A. Itnaarll Will lin refuarrf. Sumn trrma If N E W F L O O R S mirfitred to petSet'll Co. mate to srwo desired. fi'ctlon. Old floor* made like YO U T O I H ' M IL L A L L nietnl '» ton (ft llllv T ru lln r. Em Reeofek PH O N E Hale— 3 1 3— R eal E n tale and - Star-er eervlca. Swain’s Battery Retvke, 301 W. First Rt. LAWN MO WE ItH sharpened, bl cyclaa repalied. lock and key work. No waiting—work quar•ntesd. H. W, Shuman, HI0 East 41h. SL. Sardoni, Fla, ^Formerly with Williams Flail (Iv I t an S l t l k f r MML ii.*> (( ftlUiK ii" \ i j ,\n m ’ ll 1^' ia;i "'I *■ 1tjJiy r*i i’-*' ’ r , , *.V - 1 n l ) *f , M S • ill - I • I ,A) ( M Hfr'O ffr '0 C-C'l _ v , * 1 . ■ ; ^m il •i' »■ VOUl« am 11 .10 H-'iMt-I I • ! n WM N T-A ■ . Slltdi ‘ H! ( . \ M r- w iTUF PHOIDGltmirR SMOuId KW S) J'NUFRE ID I ire» 6ft *Mfttl W U f» E tsken P lt'T tH 4 W '- i w illM lllIt " '/Jini v o iJ ^ n J A W u i'-v n i ^ ^ ----- . | OH1 THE irsas wf ni’ 1112-R, ■ Bull Doxer ami Drag-Llnu Work: We specialise In pasture work and grass planllng- Ed Davis, Phone 1066-W. I F “ lTJB Pipe, plpe^flttlngs or valves you neetl, toe A. I). IRos­ ier. French and Commercial, _ Phono 207. ____ ARK You bothered at home with ante, spiders, roach is, moths and other inaacla. If *n, Phone 847-J. Each Fog Job guaranteed for 90 day*. Bwank'i Fog Ser­ vice. Sanford, fja . ROOF 1N<!, PafritTng Axbcatos Sid-I UM ,,ul-d!-f - * n<* r*Palrl' 1’tland B7-R. 14— LOHT A Pint lag lo. Russell ILL TVMM Anderson. Dinner, g . .M it.N P.l i ' ■. ■II , i * u tt7 ... i lu (K .if. > EW'RE IN.BOVSI b n n v b o c v j X ^ * ^ 1 N VVMUIC* A BAR UKB THBTJ HIND k \HD OP C WlM KIN vJINE MV BAND CRIME VBW MANNER FUR U9 TO B X V -C U T E 7 > u\\ \ S E C R E T M IN E l T H iS J .s ,'? 5 ) THttXiGH THU" 'CAVE O' THU Hi PONT-DiB ECMOE'J”. ) 4J- ' t f j C u S - v .- t i ' U V T ■~'j -> .\i t j , Jinf l Itv U Jill ItlSIlf) 1 9 A N s r u a j k # SAfiar^ uP ^ JC iT ra R ’ 5T > j-i H i £VIN' "? iNA'-E i l i '. 'W TpB vtebfT T h i T A w r i ^ F^ 1 f— ■■ * J Nj H V»DjLt>i7 S hoot " e n tluh * ■— , r WUH j i . m “ I V JM u 'u f PAJBTV K M A H O M H *. SPcrwHeagma V • o o u a ’a ioua? ucxXia nuawo* NOgTH, wanes: ICT—ATWMDHnm^T7 40-ROACH" w m ^7*Tw r*Ve F O U N D — 14 L O S T r Umbtfallib—wine color, | « la»» Handle, Beturn iof Ida may. 80S S h M r f F W Phdrte ^ I ACRES Farm land’aloaa in. 114 Elm Ava. STTodM garage apartnUnl, omp trallv located on Fork AVe. w Phone 990 or 1881. LI.RtTIIIC a t ACETYI.ENB WELDING Sanford Motor A Kqpt. MB W. lat Htraat 1*48 CkarralM Plaetllne. Excepl l | fta d gnadltlon. Phone 1970*1 ■w. ■ ( - - ■or isi! B & . i: I \ ■- — .ar lictri*sai*; 'it'§Htm hm > W?i ■■ , . I . 5 *• J'- A,i W J * m l . • l �m WIDNfcftDAT 8EPT. 1M t o r t Hjdi SchoolYouths Brick Layer Pilot a u b Berlin Criri* Mayfair Opening I Tentative pleRi for a large ' bridge _petty were made and Mr*. . v u k —. . . oaal f tPestlaweg _____ _ D i s c o v e r N e w 'T h r i l l * * Hi e square foot by using the new Club building In the future In or- Al Hunt, chairman « • ----- - . F lrit Street. A^goll putting green oooaoqJSoot s s . r account.* the United SUtaa la » y in j machine, It* Inventory add, and to ! « * • the Tourist Canter menti, named her commHtaee Md la toon to be Inatalledd on the oaat forWhat CHICAGO. Rapt. 8A-(A*I—Two la an agraamant which wouli “any reasonable acroptinc." by * « • for the us* of the tourlata, ssplalMcl thMrdutlca.Mre. R*h lawn, Mr. Doty announced. close the book* on wartime aid to », railroad enbankmant by police the construe lion Induatry will c u t1f he duh voted to hold It* meet- Scott, president, called for the Russia, such aa th# MttwmanW a t' I e*»V * roulono.(M>ft“ * ‘ y em 'V u m ' "»* I here when It la ready for full cooperation of all member* to D0r t* Vt0* ^ tennis court**r# now ‘ r, halting what the youth* concluded long ago with Britain, 1e* their newly dlacnvered building coat*. bowling Franee and nearly all the other 1“ A 1 J ---------, Being replaced. A lawn bo, * thrill. Hummers prudlcted It will booat | flfreed to pay only H f i th#T latter u " ' part **#'ri ?, court is being considered said Mr. hald of October at | i, , Detectives had seen the boya | the demand for brick (‘(instruction T T rlvm lsm g not only or ihe the Mayfair Inn. , , , „ ... . . u _ alklng along the traeka and then to unliMini of heights. .Skilled1 «*enrleeed Peea r u e oeet „ ' . . I A. J. (freer will again assist Mr. hotel, hut of Sanford a* well. A rrow into a IP-Inch deep open- workmen will benefit fiiim It, he ctl June JU. Drorg* Harden _ was *P‘ i fj„(y |n the management of the new, Illustrated brochure of the X under the tlca. The offlreia nff<!i*d, Ihtiium* InriPHSpd um* of M«intlmu» the Administration pointed as chairman of the Mental j ^u ttj The same local personnel hotel, awlmmlng pool and grounds b*cam* more curious when they brick. In I,omen ami other build-■slugged along, agalnat high eonla due to be Issued this week, and saw the boy* apread n a hoot over Inga will mean more Job* for them. grc»*ionel akeptlciam, In its puah "d£ w « w m . \ " wl“ " , •” '!"h, r lwill be widely distributed, he 0 M ,' -| The frame-llkc rig la grated to for thw I'resldant’s »40/‘ » rw u. pointed out. The hotel will be open *'^ w . ‘n K 7ntu » « ■.t'“ 'l*11°i!- 1P“i downeight or lii bric"k.”« to n e : "Point four” program to develop her*'deal ' season than last year due to ax- until April 16. r .Ir . ^ a ^ . J i r -.- »_____________ : L t o . Hummer. say, It will work the world-, backward areas. f.r.b ly < and natch the tralna go over ua. on any type of conatrurtion— i Secretary of Agriculture Bran the they told detective* Jam** O'Neil equate or round columns, ilngle or n*n, carrying tho ball before the Memorial Hospital which •no John Pretiel. **We ware doing double walls, or even w a l k w a y s . ) House foreign affalra commute*, talned by the Pilot Club. Mn. £ funt for a kick." liullt-ln guides ami spirit levels declared ‘‘point four" la vitalto I John Calloway and Mra. Gordon detective* they keep a constant plumb, horliun- American ugrlcultura. Sweeney were appointed aa a On* Owner, Low Milegg*, Radio, Und*ra*al H*at*r, tally and vertically, without usa' The problem of finding foreign committee to take car* of thin. Good Paint And in axcallant Machanlcal Condition. a g o 'e n d 'cHmberf Into T t, "Within I "f plumb lin e , guide airing* and for thia country's boun-l A abort review of the By-Laws .......................... # _____ inches ,of their heads, thay said, | band level*. An ............ auxiliary m aster! “ ful harvests Is of particular toncon- and Constitution was given by six train* on th# Chicago and scoop provides enough mortar to I ,‘, , n to I i I h department, Jliannan; Mrs. Georg* Htlna while Mra. A. O. Jarrell and Mrs,- Joel Field Iforth Western railroad track* bed eight bricks In one operation,1••'"Hfmd.^addlrigt “The United States la geared snoke on attendance and mambsrloomed over them within 30 min- Guide points on thu sides of the Ut#l. device lake care of the problem of tu a high level of production, both snip classification, Yaaterdav they brought along a quick and accurate placing of Hie farm and Industry, and we need A report of the milk beak IA» e . A It ju*# lia i 4 ttnla* ! ahaat *n thry_ wouldn't get their j brick*. sound markets oversea* In order chairman, Mrs. W, E. Hollayhaad, clothes dirty. Thev aleo picked the revealed that $87 had been apeat jn ,|,ort> | t>a designed to lay to slay in that gear. Hut several committee member* during th* p**t month far 14 1 D f - t a - " » » > “ .< • « -• told reporters they feel that the ,p ,art. 0f fresh milk and one case da„n train, woulit pa.a nv.r pick them up ami put them down, proposed machinery fur operating uf c, nn#d ml|k yor n(t(|y f am|||n . tile inventors suy. I M a lls of its m . TERMS and TRADES the development program it overp |, „ , w, r, ram(1, for th , vil|| Th* bov*. Raymond Ralaman, Id. opetalion, however, wore kept sec­ elalHirnlc. Ollien. tu t» # flo u h t that 0f the Lieut. District Governor, ret until It* formul unveiling. gnd Thomas Collins, 16, wars turnwill uct this session, aa Mrs. Mahle Gonialea, who will be Hummer* and Hodgson gat the Congies* *d over to their parents by police. rruman desires. here on Nov. 14, An educations! ' Idea for n brick-layer while on Mr. .Senator C* n (Jt-W aih) de- program will be presented a t tka duly together during the war. The uiniided « IJfi.OOO-a.y.ar salary d|n n n raM ti„g on Nov. 6. Thar, SANFORD. Fl.A. TELEPHONE 1034 I Missouri-horn Inventor said they for senator, ami rrpresantativc* If w#re Sl prM* n t l got ‘‘fed up" with the time It took this sum Is voted fur President | ----------------- ■ ! »»■ , - i ------------------------------------------(milling that employes contribute to get work done the obi way. Tiuman's cabinet members. Sommers, who helped build the Tim Washington Senator told something to the pension program. Htllwell road In the ('hina-lluiiiiutin- Heuatu he opposed any salary, i The United Slaalworkat*' Union India theater, worked out the increases for top-iaval -la’ government! Wei lilenl. Th# union previouily l plan* for the new machine and officials at this time bad stood Hal on demands that Hodgsoni helped put It ov»r. um If Congress Congress 1does approve It won't he the first time Korn- the bill to increase executive sal­ steal companiaa gmy the entire niert and General Pick have met. aries. he said, then tba lawmaker* teat of the pention plan. Th# Inventor served In th# Gen­ should gst as much money aa the . However peace hope* toie on eral’s command In the Pacific. Cabinet members, Cabinet member* now get |I6,reliable' information that U. S. i OUti yearly. Members of Congress Steal tyould have a italamant latet ) icctdvu 6la,600 In salary and a (n th* day. and an announcement 48,600 tax-free allowance. (I’MtlaaeO rimm Page oaet by Cyrui Ching, federal concilia­ Invcslm i'iit nffllln tes bv commer­ Coin offered an amendment to tion director, that he would have cial bunks was mnde llli-g n l after the bill to boost th* lawmakers' statement on the steel diiputc the crash of I Will hecaitse of abuse* pay to a first fL'6,000 without th* Hint xliowctl up fmiu Ibcir unre- (ashen expensu money. about 4 P. M. gulutcil practices. Hi, contended The HciinU'-lluuse Atomic ComChing was reported ready to of­ lliut experience "xhmdd not blind | m|ltce and the Atomic Energy fer service* of Ills conciliators tu us tu the* potential value of capl- Commission discussed weya of ex- Foreign Aid S 1941 BUICKSEDAN $995-00 1946 PONTIAC SEDAN* ...... $1295.00 Fully Equipped 1942 PLYMOUTH SEDAN .... $ 695.00 $ 125.00 1939 BUICK SEDAN NICHOLSON BUICK CO. Steel Strike a few cent* on the dollar of tho actual coat uf the arm s and suppile* they obtained front tho “ar­ senal of democracy" to help de­ feat Hitler. Lend-leaae material daitroyed In the common effort agalnat the axi* la written off entirely. However, the U. S. haa claimed th* right to recapture leftover arm* and has Insisted on th* return of naval craft. On this basis Britain settled latu In 1946 a t less than three centa on tho dollar. Official* declined to tay how much of th* 111,000,000,000 Russian bill Moscow has bean called on to pay but presum­ ably It would not ba fa r out of line wdthrtfaat-_______________ Bogart Battle , (CeattaaeO «*•> shoulders. Bouneara restored order and **B°*a*t and Seaman to tba sidewalk, panda* and all. "Mr. Bogart no longSr will ba Imltted," El Morocco said to d ail Bogart, _ hare between movl U « iw e e n m o v ia9g with wife Lauren Bacall, could not l>e located. -Almost —* —- three-fourth* » - - ——« «■«» va lu g * * of Pcede*trlan* killed in traffic accldanta are struck down bstwstn 6 t : M. and I P. M. during th* ssssdiu when the*# hours are dark. NOTICE At eleven o*clock on Thursday morning, October 13, th* gimsiis ------_. —.. ■ ■ ■ •rtctlvg ■ew sn saswig mux U Board of Public Instruction will Moled bid* W on L ..11— k. H U ...... . _ _ _ _a l i t . . a heating nyatem Ffor* Ithe Midway school. Plana and * lilr--------— ------------------■peel** flea Ilo n a mayj ba obtained from Architect—Ellon I. Houghton at the Sanford Atlantic National Bank Build* Ing on depoelt of five dollare, A certified check or bid bond for five per cent of the bid most accompany the bid. The board reeervee the right te reject any or all bids. as SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION L. E .Jordan, Chairman T. W. Lawton, Secretary Small Loan !a:*'" ...... speed,bargaining ovsr the new U. 8. steel offer. The new proposal was reported Id provide for a higher company outlay than previously offered. -•-*• » - gram. Kaplan pruposed tluil rummer Senator McMahon (D-Conn), rial bunks In earli federal reserve dlstrlrt shiiuld subscrllw up to 3 chaii imm of the Joint congression­ per rent uf their capital and sur al committee, said the present nlu* In a district capital bank with piogiaiii Is being reassessed be­ Reliable reporta said this offer In ‘ ‘In as many communities cause uf the atomic explosion in branches provides that: in a* developing need should war- Russia. The discussion behind closed i U. ft. Btsel would pay four rent* rant. Huch a capital bank would opv- i doors, be said, covered "way* and hoilr to support a welfare promeans to expand what Wa can," m tf the employ** pay an avertouching on questions uf "In­ r d f two rente an hour, i A Joint study of pensions would bullet. The other bullet missed. creased facilities, Increased orb be undertaken, as suggested by Stone* thrown at the trucks broke production and ittcreaeed eciebti(a* presidential fact-finding board, Ih* windahlelds uf seven uf the fle personnel." Them are reports In Congreie Whlel) th* company paying up to trucks. Headlight* wars knocked that British mid Canadian scien­ •ta cants an hour In a program In some of Ibe other*. The Incident occurred yester­ tist* may he Invited tu Join In jg whjch omployas also would coni day uflernonn un Route 63 on snow atomic energy developments In Th# plan lw cunllngent on the shoe mountain. Statu police warn this country. don's agreeing tn extending ex- puDollliig thu aiua. Thu truck* vnrniitu west from Clearlatlng labor contract* until Apr. were rat# under the authority of th* field county. 80, fSBl. Sheriff telegraphed Gover­ federal reserve hank la each dis­ Wall fltraat tntarpretad these norThe James II. Duff Tor stall.' pollen trict, under general policies laid development* as pointing toward to stave off a possible re ­ down bv Congress ami admlnlslsr• aetth-iemant, and stocks Jumped help *d by (lie Federal Reserve Board. ni a *«w cent* tn more than currence. a share. In Duluth, Minnesota, miners Who dig th* til* for the etael mills failed off atrlka plan* after a With steelworkers union quarters In Pittsburgh. Armro corporation, a ateel with headquarters at MlddUtnwn. 0., announced agr#em ant on ■ peimlon plan with Ita union workara—not affiliated with ik a United Steelworker* who had M l an Induatrvwlda atrlka deadline M WlQI A. M. Saturday, lire new panaioti plan calli for W a ‘month for approximately Now located i t W . l&t, St. M worker* In two Armro plant* Middletown. It dot* not affect m Armen plant*, whether they We Invite you in to a ll our new home and Sanford’* la company union* nr bargain Ih the CIO United Steelworker*. largest selection of tho finiat floor covering*. Iwe da the first contract n#go* ted with a major Meet firm 121 W. let. Ht. Phone 1S7I «■ a fact-finding board appointby President Truman proposed 10-rent hourly package, Inelud•nelona and imurance- The ‘recommended Induatry pay I cents. lar-the Armen pact, the com­ pare about AO per cent, the bial workere 40 .per cent. U plan called for between idjN I monthly penelone. he coal atrlka violence flared when two gunahote war* Jui It ■a convoy of IS loaded & r ANNOUNCING NEW LOCATION 6.1^-* Modern Floor Surfacing Co. 207 Ranchers and Dusty Hooters SADDLERY fjV . f >•' 4 ,\,r.,e . A»ir ft|» ><!•} fifi* *• J|K' f n Control euperruTafl aSSaale ARRIVED j Me. UA ‘;■'''it* , 1*.i ■*':■i i.V <if ' 1 i 0 ’ •• 1 1 . r»>!niH v.trtM *-*T *4 ' ■ • kef.■*.mg * ii. i t-, • - % Baddies, from m m * 1 iA£*' ■■■ ’ r *j* > mam �Tjf 1ri' THE WEATHER tli* World: ef Amarine lu ltr i * - VOLUME X X X I MS EaUbUihtd IMS " t S B e a s w Russia Scraps Treaty With Yugoslav! t fall airing In National!.t Chin*'. charges Hut Russia I. threatening pane* by aiding H aa-H ang. Chinaaa Common- lata. The rota wan 41 tn 1 for glarlag (ho Chinaaa com{iUInI an tba saambly'a aatandnr. Five I reentries abatalnod. The laaue nnw goaa to tha Assembly'* Vi nation political tammlttrr for data lied dabata. Yaga* Inti* ininad tha Hovlat bloc In opposing U. N. Intarvanllon In tha Chi nee problem. Tho Yagoaty a. slnn* with tba Ruaolana, contended tha Chinn war la nn Mtamol matter and did not coma Within the provine# af tha U. N. m iratini ICommunlit International Information expe lied tha atinn Bureau) fi Yugo.lav. in June, ID4K. felnce that time Russia and her eastern European aatellltoa havi clamped an eennnmle tmyrntt un Yugoslavia. fresh fruit interests also v.i m court as observers to see ifthey bad grounds fnt a suit. Tk» i,,i| me canners, tn ,a hO mi-pagr lull of complaint, asked Judge W, J. Baker to temporarily restrain the Defeisae las rotary Uule John—a ITIfPINO from a helicopter, Sacra* tary of Defense Louie Johnson board, the aircraft carrier Franklin D. Roorevrli at sea for a eloaeup took at United State* aeapower In action. Johnson told reporter* on hi* return to Wa.hlngton, 'T’m proud of tha Navy." (International) House Is Set To Vote On Foreign Recovery Bill ,, _ Committee Calls For Speedy Action On Expanded, Security WASHINGTONTsfp!. 29 -</P) •“rft’ly. 24 hours afler Con gross deridwf In help fhi rope rearm; tha House prrparrd In nle today on ihr $5,809,9*)0,000 Foreign Ernnmine Recovery hill. Favorable action was taken (nr granlrd. That would speed the : lull to the .Senate lor another onetwo punch al Communism over­ border In an attempt to Intimidate rrnnornir administration, to fool hll country. rmrniH tor f»r this ibi. M fi.swn r>l^nse» There wax immediate .peculation Marshall1 1I’lan htr* that other Ommunlat nallnn. ml yeat. ending next June 30. ’** yo and varioua law enforcement officer from carrying out thr law. The canners, claiming the provisions of tha law pertaining In . M N it- **' ° * « t.W -1 *r- of tho Mstackaaiark egehsngo rots from m eonla Amorken to H J p r INTEMFRATMI A meeting of the bombs. I t o n the km in tho COUNCIL ftrat un* of ----- A* the ileputie* ru .h e il to bienk City Estimate* iKiwanis Decides $58,000 Revenue! On Yacht Club From Cigarette* For M eetings n a a a ! , 2. Florida pinctaaora are thrvat■nad with tha lotai or much businaaa and good will If they should have to altfr thalr laboli which they have hullt up over tho B f f i tn eomrtand rvapaet Ip food *,r -| channel a. . . an unfair trad* disadvantage with 4. Processor, wilt he placed at other type, of canned fruit and vegetable Juice, aa well ax with the eitun Juice* produced by citrua . . . . canner* in other itata*. S- Tnonew S t ili ItupRCtlRii tlX | placed oneanneri by thestate will cost the Industry about 13A0,000 vearly. 8ueh State In.pectlon ...... ........ .............. duplicate* a federal inspection alrc;,,y ava||,hle on a voluntary iiaala. It also would be added burden to canner* who already have ,hl‘K ,,wn Individual inspaetlans. »re In vbrtatinn of federal .latulex. It tomplemenls (lit t l , 314,010,-1 Much of tha complaint contained shouled voice vote in the Senate plxlnlng attached affidavit* ahowUte yesterday, the arms bill al-' "* P°*,,'We Un^ T *h" "" ready has gone lo the WHife House. *W' _________________ Charge* flew, meantlmu, In U s i m n h r A V B O f f S f t the Henato rnmmlttee hatila over, * * U l s i p i i r c j f _ • * Hm uomihatinn of U land Old. S U m m O l l C d T O L O U r i for a new term na a Federal Power Cummin .loner. pitta* ((.'•atlaae* na Pa*, re a r) Humphroy Bogart. Iwo-fUtod defenua of a toy panda Jrom tha palities during its recent campaign to promote the lag lo relieve hafd pressed municipalities. On that baaUr which la a. good a C l u MaKibbln, *tha• City wwuid be ro,quired . tn reduce l i» ,i. Ita roal estato elowvnn i "Wr itill n'I knurr >>>• ttrre bring fireil upon al flr.t," .aid Slate Police t'orpornl Itirher l Dull* "Hut alter the flr.t tea shill. Hr realiml rrhnt il nn. and .topped the \s s u i m r-:n pm -iss A ill n imtlr lil.nl in, keil .r cn.il I cotiip.rnr tipple Imiay in r firvli Olllliir.ik id niilenre in llir im IiiiiiT cn.il lo-Mr J' i Iiii I. I.erviv' l lilted Minr VX’oikili irrpp I iirgnliaindar ub iwo lug brancliet dvepening and ilr.umg ililibet ha* w nrkrrs j.’i rears or olitec • h i . ; gel a lla i moot lily ol the i oal mdipliy amid a stormy rc.ultcd in oinked iiiiprovriiieni bi-net|| ol Sail :. mil kgmiiuJ >| blasting, gunfire over tile fl«•<•*I i niullliunr <iI list 7 Fm plot rs ,<iih in year**' year ai lai i* ibamage u nuiirin mil .Inin- boiling se n ire mat relire anytim e a fla v till w illi ti-iliireil beliefIta, I be moo- woiker's wrath against ed, lie laid "llt’lms appeal In in- In king n mm union wnikmg Ilie pili in de­ DKt'KOH heiit 29 (A9—A; lickin g ,'' in- stntcil, 'tint tbeie i* flatin' of ilo- union bimiglii (Ins, a gclll'lul opinion Hull Ic*. ncle , ioitr.it i ibai loiki* tiislory in thw fatl-bieaking • bain ol rvrttls tige bits Iii-i-m plimleil Hits yem aiill.d* ol l.nge .t ale collective bar-" 1 A Mi,-I at a tipple of Hu. Thl* I'ltbhiigo .itiiHtion itppi-iil. tool gaming w.t* igiertl upon early toOtic grow n It- F . I'nnpt-i, Im tlav Id tin I uni Motor Co. and th* . p ln n ln i riililiitgc Ihis-i- lim i-s tin IV iiiis v Iv iiin a , not fm fintn lit a s . F la t, I'n . 11p>1III| nf y tin, I,,nf, im ,, off put 1 -if miii stilr Hinl iliiin iig i’d gi'llt'l Htin S Mini m iihirs III till’ botbling J. \ g n n flii- rim ,-up ,ii Inspor, A lii. 11- p,,i t■ -, || y i ,-sill I ml in till-lenlli of one m iner and the serbiila aensoii." Hot w t-iith ii. follnwim : Hill hm nt'iliii'. Ills,, Imil ,t l.n*l ef foci >mi tlii’-st- (wo v i-g i'liililo ., .Mr. A n tii-r.o ii polntnl out. Lake M nllliie I. about two feel ^rnln *be ten of the Inilkheuil nt the fool of ('ink Aveloie, anil til wounding of niintbei The sheriff there -m .l bn would not confirm l*ka level m .e ye .ie rd ay four Jo "reduce the burden of ad va­ tsinad by Miss Rlbta RoMHa. lorem taxes In the several counties ce-yoar-oid modal. the set says. However, there's nothing In the bill aa ft was sent to uovernor ■ m' n Moreoaox Waft#ft mwhiIni iiu do M, !f* rt" « u t.“!Sufe'rlU pS rt'T S S P 'l.'ai.^rJS Z‘T nI.ri.'A.TiJ.tic'TW™': llll. ...... been I Isltn: 'u Mime than tw., lu.urs alter tH4' ........ . ln“' lmill the lute nf J,:< inches ii d a y . .................. .. . , I'm inty A gum C It. Dawson re -to ld I -m l l A W n »lllM rt expited al I w n s w i l l , lip s liiirk g io iit n l that m l <dl .1 thic.tlcnad L e w is ' it ri inn wit* t,i i-nnfer wit 11 polled Hits iiio n iin g Unit llie n -- 12 <H A M Inid In-ell flooiling nf fields In tin- 1 ......... iln I'an* Knurl le m le is , , f ih e - n u ilie i cnnl ,i|»t u t o r , m ill n f iln* nm ilii- rn m u l l * eb-i v Avenm mill Meci-a Hum meek d istrict., and p icilii-lcd ttint w e s te rn till'll. The walkmil .f Ikii.inhi .......... in -nine lll.tiini-es ce lciy wnnlil lim e In to- irp in n le d lllld IIci* fei l i-nteti'd it. 1 IMi ibiv Imliiv Lewi w .(|)| t ili/i'i iipplied. T h i- mu) pul -nine | wlui wii.n't expeeli'd tn nlteml t>n|,, meeting .mil It oils n .pm, g im ie is some week, tielinul III, tiiiii-ou. deinmislititiiiii by tin- the celery m arketing schedule, lie j un nm mini, llllit it wns net il stlike slnled Mr. Diiwsun culled iiltentnm nf l Coni siocks wen- dwindling M l \ N T I r . i,.I T V . N J , Sepf. rapidly. Thniisiiinl* nf men Innl g in w e i. that loo much iviitei in Jn '/t’i Ml- Ktlgi'lic Mryn vlljfl | ii n b l i ' i r i i n c l u d e d Is-lili Inid off lieeiinse nf tile cnnl I n - M i - I d s I s h pud r& . Welfare Meeting •; Told Of Dangers] In Pension Plan ippibii Hint nn#nt Unt . ................ Florid* tourists anil of thu $1,7100,non .imnl by cities, cmmtlcs and chambers nf commerce tn altrart thi. hti.lnuas, also the (400.4HMI .pent fur _ (tieaHaasS « • reae Koart L* «**C' and tot* it mltaa to*— -----------------------------------------ogmp jm h*a *°r ■llkaa to yarn about tha real pld- fiLTSA h i__- ____1 Thro of his heroee <w#y are ln Fred tha pr|BW ffi'-e jfe a laTwho taalM R aqy-kaad peayta pictur. U B lags kamk dreMBd, «M r hla DaTuxM M a m - Ftan ._____. A'l ' . ■awhara ef CaaamV fitsTba Army W to tinii.riH i-nntimie |o xxx Beat Bear Hunter In Adirondacks Telia About His Worst Experience -'s.ii.t*: If in H u- f i g h t i i g m u s l - m l e l u s io n , .Inppngo. i i i . i < -hi m d u .try pm tl pen.Iona ste p s to icini'dv The grits, flat epi.nib' culm m i d s a i d l l o i t xiinU m i Itilim mity well lose Ibi. umrnlng. Htsle pulli-e. iilieudy t i n * c u i i d l t i o n s b u i l l i i l i e I i l k e n l i e "nnm " lin t littli' - u iu r it ) il bit* mnl our Inilwiirkeil by extra detail., sni-t f m e i t i i n y s i ' i i . o i i s s t m t A* n ilranuitic lesson In -m l enn- " Im l...... nrtmily niHj- lm ibrnitcned tbev wcrii Investigntiug the dviyi H'unllnura Un l-aac K m irl m ill Iniiikruptay." mite blast, but hint made nn m Mr. Muyur—w liiwn bu.bitrtd is rests. - Inm nnm nf ||u- hmird nf (lie Itnhcly M. .Smith, president id CitioH1 ExpondituroH Wii.Iniigtmi I'n.t mnl it fm liter Hie company which emplny. in Every where I'lp-iili-iit nf thu World Hunk—la nil'll, .alii it'll take n week befnti <eoiiiMT n 'vulitr on wclftti•• initltcrs. 8he lie eaii resume operations. Th WASIIINHTON, Sr (it. IU l/l’ll mbit.'..cd ii meeting 'if tin* mirthtipple I. valued nt 310,000. I I 1. iii.t liig I'lin -id eriilily ntiin un-turn iig Ion nf tin' American .Smith nrdureil bis strip milling npei a Iion shut dnwn yeslurday nf in run tliii tuition’- hjggu.1 r it le . I’pilpln- Wi-lfiii'u A-p»>'lnllnn. "If thu CJH nml Hu- tIMW -vto ter lie said, I) MW plcknl. a Murk (linn it iliil ii yum .igu, m-untillng , bun tiiiUlu fm nun 1-nntiiliuturk i^ M a v Ii'; Z b e w ('m'rHWHV1""''"1 non-unlnn 'm teku r. with «„ .he Census Hurmiu. '■III iiuu pup.Ion.." -In' ,*ld "alt John lvi>y, pn-sident of thu T ^ ‘ i f^V.V'inli'o pit'.''ti^tin . 'citn'-s i-uni i tbiit,iry in.m iim n im liidlng Hemlnnle County Chamber of Com - hauling coal from in Inn pit* to ............... * :i7'K'^Im -17 Im ggest'^ ist *tti.-s sy.tum will lm in great By HAL BOYLE INLET, N. Y., Sept. 29—(2DTheta isn’t a better woodsman in all JAIL SINTBNCa la that it be spent for road purMT. CARROLL, III., BapL t ^ the centra! Adirondack mounts im than Gerald KenwSlI. poeetk. Tao Muntlai will ha* jlMoo.- UP)—Thoawa Hoggatt, $$, maat "Knows nary daer la th* hill* by its stomp." »*y his neighbors, • among ■area l i t yaare far raping a ataa OM or more a year KeowaH il a calfootad nun of 62 with the posture of an Indian and sharaa from eyas a* M l aa Eden, ha caa still diag a fresh-killed buck daer over ty _ condition __..,lllon placed on tha ha money t 10 United \n i-i W n rkris. K ’»t' of b a ttlin g I h'twee n pieki-t* Counties Will Get Million From tld-1 art's nppoaraae* la mid-Mattthat tha counties uaa th* revenue f"attaa court tomorrow, waa ob- ti I non a n j i ! u r u .',i ^ ^ a ........ . -................ - lie collected anl»ao* that would uu Sanford trading n ^ ly ^ in ^th.^Ran attack of two pratty glrja at El area and roughly estimated ruturn at $70,000 or $10000 6 State coart Morocco ntgkt elub wUl ga* » each mill of tax. airing tomorrow. ____ lomorrow. In Orlando, Mayor Beardall re­ The ________ . his city lated_____ that____ TALLAHA88KE Kept. TO—bD ; with* a^Vujnmons*charging aa- ccntly eatlmat gat mors than fltfio.oon at hi. hllI hotalaarythla ItoW nary thto .*tynmorn- would 7 o lZ r lower oil M e.“ ! & » . " 1"K ! « aault - u l t al from tha clgaretto to*, t of Ihe in*—"too damned early," la hla annually reducing tha ad valorem levy I-agfalaturo giving count!S i lhe opTnloo. to four mllla. Revenuu not ■evanth cent of tho g u tag. Tha aummMUi calling for Bo- thraa(Ce*(leash Oa Pa«e rearl_ U was tho "legislative Intent" .Sept. d: ■ara mu." it) — IIF T U M IT . Million, ol \mrrlran work#** Ilia) er ciilmilly he affected lM ibe paltrrii-setliiig prn.Ion p la 2 : T o t a l Precipitation1 «el up IimIiir al Ford Motor For Month Report-1 Here is the jilnn In brief: Worker, may retire at 11} ’ ed At 11.63 Inches tiler1. iiiii.i retire il HH, ,, ■ 2—Il Ilie. hare .10 year* Widc>|urail ,1.linage lo girrn Ford .errire, they ran depend.bran alul i.ibb.igc plant* i* lepml mi Slllll iiinolhly. Carl of It wl|) c«i by grorvrr* in Ilie Sanimil ne t ■nine fiooi li-ilentl Social 8aeiiril) par men I*. For d will mak* due li> coiitimied and beat) miii up tlie balirlire. fall who li kept lip all llimugli tlie . t -Those letiriug with night ami wlmli totalled I lb: than 111 rears .ervlre will le.s Iluin Stun on a alldlnty'-inches, bringing tin- total pirnpi Twenty-fir* v lalion fnt tin- nioiilli to dale at iloir lirt aid srale )enrs huoM entitle a man t * ‘ 11.63 indie* 2a/1ll of SMill. Celery plant*, lew of wlmli have (1 I—The niHipaiiy will root all yrl licen ret in In-Mr, appeal to lie , the lull* J— t loiiil lioarrl of unless in hrallliy tondilinn, an ending comp m i rrprrhrntatlva* ■* Stale Maiket Managci Sandy And mill will serve a* ailinini.tralora fa rrinn, following a burl aiiivry tin*. Hir plan. H—I’lrninneiilly i f l a a b l a A morning Wink of the tnunlv 'iiiiiiiiliiin , In- reduced to about t t t milt.. riiptidii llyid Hml.oii win preA. Sanford ha. already .el sonti-il it pocket knife bv Klwnni. the miliugo for next fear, how >» inirting gift, with Kdwanl nvtir thin reduction could n*»t Lnvir mukiriK iho iiit'xrnNilInn. Mr , , Hj a tK,f|,re tho fiscal year n s start. Lane ex pressed thunks m belmlf ' ninnunl of- thr tltili fnt thi" xi'iviit'H nmd* i ig Oct. 1, IUA0. Hut Ute nt tax i-ullocttHl In the Oly eted It bv Fnptiiiu llud.nu. wlui i. (luting tho period would enablo tteinx tiau.fi’rred hy tin- Hnlvatbiii thu City authorities to know Artit* tn Valilnsta, (in what future mlllago rvdurtimi Dr. Ili-isry Mt-I.atillii iiru.ltlvil lo make, he aald. ofet the lunginm. t'X|itt’..t-il active In opler tn receive thu rlgn-, uppusilInn tn milking the move tn rt He tax benefits, which aru ml new quiiili’i . and t-ulled utmti .Itibn ti-cted by tha State from cigaretln Lanuardv tn ii-hiI the mtmiie. nf distributors, tho City must | ih.* the ritv Fnmml*.bui tiiettilug nf nn ordinance enacting a clga- Feb, II, llllit, qiintmg the .title, rotte tax, hit pointer! out, mid maul that the building In- used a. rend a copy of tha ordinance tn contmunllv nnd tourist renter and tho secretary of State, together also I h> used bv young ..... plr mid with the City audit for lIMfl by civic nrgmiixntiiiii.. City Comnii.xltiiier .lutin Kilder The Ftorlia Legislature lm: drawn up model ordinance, tn pilllili'il out Unit oiirli cliili using fuide. rltlea fn .passing tax tha Touri.t Center hud I...... reit... ... _ ... _ this . eglilatlnn, and city City Attorney Attorncj qua.ted hy (!||y Mniinget tlllfFdwln Hhinholaar will check ford McKIbhln to poll membership ’.'dwln fthinholaar chccl these elnaely In order to deter tn determine whether to viu-ate the min* how to asply thotr provi- T o u ri.t Center in favoi of tin slons to tha Banrord cigarette, tourists or not. Tho nrtlon hy Mr. U H j L W,RoMo V a .« U H v u r' j ,l^ : r i c t Odham was ovan more o p tlm i.Hr about the amount of cigarette I ll.igg.ml tin i m-iirly id unending lo'giiii iiiiins. the conypuny mil um-ni i.imr up with tuiiip.iuv tin.im <'d pension that ' U pays 3IPH monthly unhiding Sot Other clubs which bavr approved Inches, street' Supt, RlChurd rial N-imii* in I'md workers ov#r ' L “ Hid ItlCbiud the ilt’iitb. hnwever. the move are the jayrees, I’ilol 1. (invi-rnor Will Inm M Tuck di1- reported tin- morning. W. M. 65. flub, and Rusineu ami I'lolrssiimal i-hiri-d it .1 ill it of i-merguncv in tlnag, seui.H pm W i enginwi ->f ||,e |„,r„ry.making pact iqp.. the State Itoad Daiiniiiiient -aid , . ,, ' •_i i l b John Key. pre.i- .V irg in ia . wat.- • flv - feet lw" ball years, giving ho** 4 T h i. Kiinnw bu rn tin ly . West today « u i «l the fieminnlgifronly riiain- V is,, alinve normal nn tinHI. .Iiiluis ol likng peace in tlie viiln indaitfJTi/'si'honl lionifl, ordnrr-d I t . her o l Cummerce, the K iw au i cehuiil In i.o . n ff the lu g h w iiv . in IHver nt Iho (ienimi Avenue ||,, ,giermrul Rrachetl slight*. . ------- ’told............................. ' i m tatu I be R o ta ry Club is expected f C o m p a n y Financed Benefits Pay $100 A Month T o W o r t ers Over 65 Year* Heavy Rainfall Injures Bean And |I C abbage Plants m r s i i u m ; i ! . i*a., sept, an —(/!*)—Hidden riflemen *mbu.hcd a t S-trnek coal convoy nn S hu. Shoe Mountain in Central IVtinsrlv.nl. today, firing a 'b u r n . h o t. at the non-smbut truckrra. No nne ws* reported hurt. Slate I'nItrrniini tlimard Hancock .aid no picket, ucre In wight »hcn the hi'nrilj guarded convoy Irexnn it. aln» d e c e n t of the minute, after three non-atrikera .......... up tl<e. melee, many of the .Ir ik e r . climbed off a public transit bun Mml union supporters rnnged in a at thu plant entrance and attempt*, crowd arm ., the mail from tint wl hi eroaa the all-woman picket plant charged over to entei tlie jj|lu_ fight a cavalcade of company huaaa After the fight subsided, -uv. and worker.' automobile, waa ua r.a* r .w i a w >a i- At Alabama Mine; S t e e l Controversy NearfclreakingPoint about In tu rn into tin* m ain giitf *“ “ * when they were met by the petI’ik - Ifl-week-old atrlkn at* nml sym pathisers. which haa been marked by several Tile sh eriffs wielded rlubn to outbreak, of violence between 010 break up the first hr navi .non United Auto Worker, memben after it started. The deputte. were V"1 worker, attempting tn enter hitnlercd by the pre.encq of the ‘" i.1’ "’I** „ . . „ women in the picket ilnc. Tha deputies, numbering ove* The nun-striker* were net upon tOO, had ranged thcm.elve. acroaa by the women picket, n. they got the highway infront of tha plant; off the flr.t hu» which .topped near Niagara Falla to atop a „t ihe gate. The women brandishcrowJ ne"rtV200 demonstrator* e<i eHidboard p ln e iin l. fn-lened to to MABX MtTALUED X, Oomaay, lapt, IP—im ' gate after deputy sheriff* hurlodW a three-fudge federal court ran . . „J I consider whether In greni a perms- New State Law Is Ex- Tourist Center To Be nent injunction. pectcd To Lower Vacated As Favor Attorneys for the processors— Estate Tax To Winter Visitors Real canner. and concentrator*--binged their suit largely on then point.: 1. The State cannot control and Sanford may receive $58,000 ad­ regulate product* going into in- ditional menme during the com-1 20 yritnday teratate commerce, Mn.t of the canned eitru. I. .old nut.Ido Flori­ mg fiical year tlatling Ocl. I dua | fount! Crnler to the five cent per trackage cig­ building after Iwo unite inertings da. 2. If canner. comply with state arette tax lull recently passed by .it the present lor alum law. and regulation, laid down by ihe Florida Legislature. City Man­ In i-iVmg iIn* at lion die Kiw.ui the Citrus Commission they will ager Clifford McKihlim staled this latis lolbw id tile lead of Ho- I Jon* have tn change many of their can * f label, and tne can. thcm.elve.. morning. Flub wlncli on Tuesday also voted Thl* will run Into large >utn. of The estimate, he said, is hasad to leave the Toutlil Crnlci in or­ I money. Right now, procr..nr. upon figures that were compiled der that il may lie tinned over In have on hand 14,124.000 worth of by the Florida l-engue nf Munici­ thr tourist group. label* and lithographed can. Stores To Be Open , wlnrh will start weapons moving S |n„ the canner*' fight on the citrua I lo the nations of ihr North Allanlaw. onlv dlffonuico was that On WednesdayP.M. 1lie (lad and lo six other countries, 'it waaThodolled up this time hy InPassed Iwo-lo-one by the House *V '" V ' attorney, .till were As Of November 1 —223 lo 101 and endorsed by a | reading the lengthy hill and ax- I- • . ...... — A-recommendation to merchant* that Wedneiday afternoon cloning of -'■tore, ha . discontinued from No4. 1 to May I waa approved hy director, of the Hanford Mer­ chant. A..nHntlnn at a meeting at tha Touri.t Uenter Tuesday after­ noon at 2:10 o'clock, T. K. Tucker, secretary, stated today. ft was pointed out at the meet­ ing that a special polling ronduet*d among tha Merchant, revealed that about half favored ending the Wtilaeaday closing on Oct I, and Ilya, raat on Dec. I. Therefore a compromise In tho form of a recommendation tn merchant* tn caaeo the clnalng an Nov. 1 wm approved. A resolution wm paaaed commdndlng Repreaantattva J. Brallay Odhatn for hia oppaaltlon to a salat tax during the recant session of tlw Stata Legislature at Tallahau se . It wm pointed out that ht had bean aaM-aalaa u x floor lekdar. had boon a Strong propo­ nent of economy aad of offlelonoy I* govammoat and a leader In tha flin t to reopen for further considaratlcra on Ik* $$40,000,000 appropriation faUI passed last RUFFALO, N. Y.. Sept. 29—(A1! Trap KM Itumtru today litnke * | p up a rock-throwing crowd of itrikini union mm at tin- Hell Aircraft 111 I Q 5 | | I 4 f B C d S Corp. plant after non-ttrikert had attempted to emit an all-woman * M picket line. Tlie itriken ditperxed into the field* acrnii from ilir planl'i main Gunfire Breaks Out Florida Citrua Commission. Agri- Marahnl Tito on T uclay aeeua»<1 Russia of rattling the aalwt sea*. -ri |* * » and Itigginc trentdiea in the aatel* hr rnrngn Air Appropriation lit* -cnuntrie. along the Yugoslav •'ill came* $3,778,380,000 for tlie *** A Aaaodattd w w cU ltJ Prang PreMI Lumd Wlr* TAMPA. Sept. 29—</P> Twen ty-seven citrus canner* and toncantratort went into federal court I___ , • ____, | _ ? , .n Slate controls over their operations, It was the fust court fight in the new and controversial citrus l.„ Tb.». to halt the flrcH non-.trikera. law. Three attorney. retained i.„ by .eeking Thc :hBinh< wert, about to light .t ic k ., _ Friday. A S IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W S P A P E R ________________ > ____________________________ gA N F 0H D ^ FL0RIDAt ^ | j l URSDAY , RS[)AY 8 SEPT. KPT. 20, 2I>, It)111 19111 27 Canners Go Into Federal Court To Restrain Officials From Obeying Law LAKE SUCCESS, Sept. 290P)—Tba tl n i t N a t i o n . A»MMkh today overrode ftovlti ofc)ecti< ctloae and docidod to tiro LONDON, Sept. 29-«/P )- Sovim Ruuia ic rapped her frirndiliip traaty witr Yugoilavia today, declhring that Premier Marshal Tito', regime haa lined up with '‘foreign imperialiit circles." The deeiaion ending the .llianre signed in 1945 wat ditrloird m a Soviet note to Yugnilavia. It ma» broadcast by Moscow radio. The note declared the RiuUprvt Ittsion trial of former Hungarian Foreign Minister Laszlo Rajk. tentanced to death Saturday, disc loved Yugoslavia had hern carrying on hostile activity against thr Soviet Union. Rajk was accused specifically of plotting with Yugoslav and Amrritab agents overthrow the Moscowbacked Communist government in Hungary. Marshal Tito denounced the trial as a Russian propaganda «nqve aimed at weakening Isis Yugo­ slav regime. • Rdsrlan action waa tho sharpest diplomatic .tap al Yugoo.eow-lerl Com ilamo aince the Mos Tsin- ig fe n t ft cloud* Citrus Group Tear Gat It Uted To Quell Rock D ynam ite U sed F o rd P a c t S l C I i e Begins Fight T W h , Striker. A, Bell Plan, F o rB a rg a in in g A g r e e m e „ t | j a ( j e On State Law O n P en sio n P la it Defense Secretary Soviet Note Insists *Marshal Tito Lined Up With eign Imperialists « JL — ^ a t t fo r ft T a rtly fa ir mill rmitet liny. MimIciaIp vi m m inn northi-ily r n t la S S ddS hb $•»«» at 84-aad "Fraaah c o m i! S n n - t •-' L#qk'" • harmlt-llka .Canadian Florldian Slain Over Beautiful Woman _ • — •— . IlitKWTON, Ain., Hupt. 2tt id'i Lin' «HO- y r - ° 3 F l o r i d l n n w«. killnit Inst night anil Ihreu utlier. wnnnded In a mad-hmi.n gunk ,uiT , i , i v » t- . i ii ,‘ Kv''ry ,!no ,)f ‘ he :|7 citlu. I which uould afford them, Hnerlfr r, F. J-ountaln .M il win Jin the Increasenf uxpundi-l Luyeu Copl and, nf .lay, Fl.„ wa. turn IU47 to HMH. shot to death, The wounded wore "|„ four cltloa—Atlanta, CoIuniThomas Jackson, of near Brnwlon, bus, Dskland and Han Antonio Sum Copeland, unelo of tho iluad th,. h .,, was morn than one-third, ntatji *nd 'J. T. Copeland, brothor o„|y four of the citlu* hud nn inof Loyco, prea.e nf less titan 10 per rent." Tho (hooting'took plarn nhout six milea south of here. 81111*8 DKTAINFD Tha sheriff Mid tho fight startWAHIIINOTON, Hupt. 213—f/l'j mi "over- a- woman.’1 Witnesses ' —Thu Htate Department announc­ were quoted by Fountain aa saying ed today that three American Jackson ream ed remarks' made mcrrlmnt ahlpa aru being detained by Loyca Oopelsnd about "that neat .Shanghai hy Chinees Nobeautiful - Mrs, Jackson." tbui»li*t blockade forces. Tho During tha melee, Jackson was ship* are the Flying Trader, en cut i rveraly oa tke arms and body. imtu from Hongkong to Shang­ 8am CupvlaiMPariu shot in the hip hai, and tha Flying Indepemlant and J. T. Oapaland stabbed In the nnd the Flying Clipper outbound knea. / v- • / front Shanghai. All are operated Jacksua'a aagdRInn waa describ­ by the Isbrandtsen Co., Now York, ed serjorn. fiS H sfcE v: w R W rjp i J W A T by JFJUHBtZtsa rja t;, baah * • lagand among Adlron*. —Tha It, a1 m Hm waada TALLA to ^ H* could uao M y iklnnad a wolf arilli whatjreg Vf th* k nn (lin union* lm utHUppnrt tbu uxtuiiriion of I ciintrliiNlnry .y.lem af tm precuiltng yuiii',. Hm ml Suciirity wlmn tliulr prttv h l l uitiiniiitud to 32,- vote pensions coi . — cost ilium niithlngT” .‘liM,f)02,n(H) fur un ini-run.u of 11 If Hm imlustiy-pniil pension .jrspur runt. tum -picads, Mr*. Meyer said, A. it rusult, the Huiuho .nid, -nnillni' compnnlu. wniibl huve to "niit.iHiidlng Induliti’ilni’N. rose i m.u pricus, thu. "surlonsly dltR|iK|ii|y during tbu yum." This tnrlilng" the cninpi'titivu nitoatioO. t „ trend which Imd pru- Whnl'a mom, .lm ndded, comcomvmiud Hirotlgh the pruvimi. yunr.! pnniu. unnhlu tn afford pensioM rl)r ||urcall wmild lose worker, to cnmp.nlaa POLIO TOTALS J0H8 WASHINGTON, Sept. 8U—yp) I, Rapt. S»—(JP) —Mure polio caaaa have been re­ V Van Ida Com- ported In tha first nine months of Ida to taka bask 1049 than In any full ysar on reIkare It laid off Tha PuNlo Health Sendee an- "tltlior companies may full and ........ . of hug tics. Tbu* many of ‘ ■ - ihu.ii private (mnsinii funds pi live ii cruel tiuiiv tn the worker, "(in tho other hand, in thc> ra$M c*i wtiuru they. .prove .mccssful, - J , they ifu tlie umlilllty of labor wilt impede Mid tho flexibility of Hid .nejal Mructuro by lying tlie wurkOa tn a particular industry, nnd m0|ai them tho willing or unwilling toola nf nmbitloUA labor loAdrrs/* M : Mr*. Mtytr alio declared UlA “tho political prcM*ire for old nssisianra and old age pensflia I* endangering- tho protection youth, making the electorate iff. responsible and undermining t w federal old sgu insurance g$Sgram." «i •da »}■) THE WEATHER J ‘-CK80NVILLE, Sept. tssmt js a r w fL*a1a * A loUM'k-ij. unced yaatarday nouncea naMroay that im l tha ina total tout Ocala through last Bnturday wm SI,- Orion 2C$, compared.'with I t W for all af l t tl aaaaad w on t year on reeord-axd g ty tt $$000 In 1010, tha t -J*,< aSWWT-9 - . < «t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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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>, September 28, 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/65d6186dbfeb80709571e2bc9fc91523.pdf 63b7bb8faa6edb24b3c755e1ad09cf61 PDF Text Text B U M P , B A lf T O t p . U. & Acctuwd FEPC Bill I n ! ( C n i i H H f n » r m *>«*> ! • ■■ aian aggioaslon. Rep. O x (D-(l«) declared thiit v C the President's unimuncemctil "re* cmphnsUc.r to tne that It would he it)__ aolcidnl (nr the United State* to falter to It* program of recoualliii'tlrijr ami rturiniiiK we«lmi | Europe. , , ,u" Senator Wherry of Nebraska. ,n' the Itemilillcnn floor Icwlcr, h«ii I “The new* that ftiianin he* 'he • rrBV atomic lioinh mu»l mean that thoie j HI*- will lie no ruiii|iiniiii*r of prill* | lion rltile* lii neltlcnienl of disputes t at with flussln." i Ion* In the mime alatemeiil, Wherry | rike naked: I “ If the ITcsIdeltt knew yester- | I ilav that Russia had the atomic i ii.ni' lioinh. wrliy lins the emphasis N’«oi l nil. ntmeil on the gr'iimd war sllhleiry of the mllilarv nsslslance hill .... pained hv the Sennle Inal hiKhl. ", 1 Whr.'ilv voted against ItiMt *).• I,y II11,0 )0,11011 mnnoie, passed In f ycatonluv hv u hfi to 81 vote. ll,,n The Kciinte'a action I'MgC'li 'll"- Congees i to President Truman * inu" foreign arms program. The House "I1'* 1already hnv approved a similar « ,e hill. I Hut lust wliat amount of money ”, will ten Into the program remain* ; ’l In doubt. The House voted 18011,‘M*1 i 608,00(1—-which Is *444.M»r».IMlO less • lp' Hi,up the Semite figure. Senate anil un* House members will work out ’«"* | their diffeicnre* In conferenre. Ihnlj Senatut tloniinlly (U-TetU, who nn‘ guided the hill lliiuugh the Uenute, ) l'"*f will lie ml Senate ronfereres. He i said lie will fight lo keep Ike • I • ',,f' .'ll4.01 (1,000 figure liitnrt. I ’ I"' (Tiniuilly mid Heualoi Vnndm’f0' brig rf Michigan—th* llepulillutM ( ' “ ,l fotelgn iiffalra leader—success. lolly slaved off moves to rut lid s 1 . 1amount In ilia Senate. 1 .["r A* ili« SeiiHle hill now tlands, "".‘’ i l l movnles: ,|11' ♦l,<r:;i),Will,IMII) f o r rearming 10,1 Nnrth AI lantle Tienty nations. Half would he In rash anil half In 1 , .011111111 nut Ikm It Vi . ti! It ,070,001) inr llreere anil 1 , , • I Turkey; 4*7,040,000 foi [ran, Korea ami the I'hillpidnea, timl <76,000,000 for the China niea to he spent lit the disrietliui of the 1’iesiilimt. The House mode pill Its ili'dlli' thills in the sum for Ninth Allan (('■Hllaaes Wt«M (*aa* « ssl He Trinity tuitions. II pmviiled *d. He. smiled, alimik his linul, ami lioHiing fm (Tiltm lull lls flgiiii s refused In answer. were the iiiiiiin ns the Semite'' At til* Capitol, Senator McMa­ I if Hu' other roulitrlea. hon .(Jp-CnimI. chairman of the Joint. UmiKiensImial CommltHe on AlonOn Energy, called a meet log of tjje. committee Irehlnil doseil doors. In' a Henste sprech only yester­ day. 'McMahon said that if Rus­ sia had the atomic linmli she could lend th* linmha to Anteilcnn pmls fit) tramo steamers and blow up IfljOOO.lWn people. There was no official hint as lo, how the United Stales obtnhird He evidence of the atomic *splo- 1\p EW T O R K - It aeeme to m* that th* Mat* 1 1 aomast peraon I hav* eeen In th* teat tv * year* Ik a big, loose-Join ted movie dancer named Dan Da Day, Dailey used to call hlmattf Daa Dailey,'•Jr., and for a few of Hie early year* la Hollywood ho appeared In a settee of S aiaVtlA playing—and rather badly—th* vlHales. , r ..... Then they discovered out In dreamland that ha waa a good hoofer and they began teaming Mm up with people Ilk* Batty arable In t n h i selpt production* that, generally •peaking, hav* liaaa aa hopeleaa aa any movlaa aver timed. I t hae hot been Dalley'e fault; ha la a good dan cer'W t a paaaabla actor and ha haa atniggled manfully, ‘ IT S T A R T E D M B TH1NKINO, and I cam* to tha aydd*» aaes elusion that New York never doe* pay much attention to M | *»**$*Th# first tlma 1 ever saw Edward, Duka of Wlndaor, h* waa W N H e In a gray pinstripe flannel suit and a alraw hat and h# waa w *IM ig across Blst straat toward Fifth avanu*. A coupl* af pleats half* (OasMaMC P m P m B u i b* MtUHit at on* tlma tut frse. The Houle falaad that to $10. and defined yard (food* aa clothing. The Senate eonfraaa agreed to acrent the House amendment. On the other hand, Houaa mam* here of the conference committee agreed to follow the Senate'* bill and nut the tax on all restaurant meals. Th* House had sxemptad meals under * dollar. The restaurant meal agreement wai th* on|y one that wasn't un­ animous. Rep. Nasmith Of Wakulla, the only sales tax .option*nI on the committee, declined to .go along hut didn’t oraaant dny arguments. The Senate members said th* dollar exemption .would make It nil but Imposllbl* to collect th* lax on any maala. wpuld cut Id.* ppon.oon a year off the bill's yield, and would h* hn administrative headache generally. They ware Senator* 8handa of (islncsville. Mathews of Jackson* vllte. Ray of Bradenton. Raps. 81m* son of. Jefferson and Smith of I’olk agreed to drop the exemption, Senators ac*epted House amend­ ments exempting fishing boats and nets, cheaskclolh for tobacco shad*, fats* teeth, glass ayes, othopoedlc appliances, ay* glasses, and all purehases bv educational, and cheritahl* Institution*. Both bills had exempted religious Institution purchase* House members of the committee agreed to go along with Senate exemptions of motor vehicles (hut not parts) all fuels Instead of lust gasoline and fuel -oil. film rentals. Insecticides and .Industrial equipment with * 1100 tax- limit. year left over In the Btata's share, It ahould go for th* naxt two year* to construct an infirmary for tub­ erculous patients at the Florida Florida State Mental Hospital. Refore the bill Is enacted, the ? % -* * }• * !}* Senate must agree to that provielon and to another House amendment giving counties with no Incorporated cities half the taxes collected within their boun­ daries, _ r ____ ____ ______ _________ ____ 1 The cigarette tax bill It part he had ended on aueh a puce* of th*.overall new revenue pro- tul note. ■ gram. The sales tax bill cannot Shortly before Vishtnaky began become cffctlvb trnfess the*-cigar- speaking, Secretary of Btat* •tt* tax measure becomes daw. r . Ijesn .AURSson f to|d reporters a ° U>* long e x A r t p d ' s R f m no aurPile* to Tk* V . » . V o v eramant. Acheson,said tha blast *was that of an atomic weapon but, did not explain further. Acheson told a naws _ .... ________ ____ __________ the development ______ I tax, the 18,600,000 seventh cent of trice gas tax now goes to the State gen* make no change In the plans of i energy a id ward naaca, ( *r*l fund, which In the future will the American governmant. Ha aald It may com* with a He said’t [gat all proceed* from the $80,000,* ------ ------ ----- -------.considerable shock to many of tM Uni Tha gas tax1bill alao must go , people who had not thought stratad In back to the Senate for eoncurren- about tha atomic aiualon. But Piet, th* M re In an amendment permitting tha , he said thaAmerican people agreements cities of Paniacota, Port St. Joe ; and others had bean told fully peace, and Wewnhltrhka to continue le v y • 1^** Russia soma day might Acheson ...m their special pemiv-a-gallnn | Ing explosion. about th* a (gas tax --!• i When It happened. Achason'flovl, t u nti “Both ' cigarette and gas tsx hills <»*•<*• w*» «<> reason to be- ,u t n tnerai renulre the cities or counties to Hava things In th* world would n. reduce their local property taxes have to be changed. bv an amount equal to half of **■ ■•Id thle governmant la what they receive from the State I determined to do everything In — — — funds ills power toward peace. In the U. , r ,, Elghtv percent, of aack county’s ! N. Asienihly, In 'the Security I share of the xes tax seventh cent i Council and elsewhere In th* I / * "' will ba spent bv tha State Road i world. 1w iT Q fa DaparUuaiit In thaf. rounlv. Tlu> Acheson opened-4ha eisews- com . g 9 J T " nHicr L’h pern t«i ufll go d i r e c t l y ______.___________ i R)\#y*]inA to the countv cominlsaloM fur «'*• ! t ' * ;— | J f r j j d pendlture on local roads. | writing a note, ' i I w M (p 0 So the special session of th* | |n rcf ponse to a reporter's query I I^gUtnt.UjC called y by Wsrr*t. , , liput whether he would send up I ] W . V L , r pup®*e Pr? ‘ t * supplement message, ha replied l ^M„ J u a vld*ng ) now ■ Vayenue le help ] throuxh a secretary tliat he had k '*'*... Truman Report Nulltun lA'opold •Ion In Russia. ! bilLboaud a cousin of here ran a drugitora on Hollywood boulevard' any chnnce did Mlsa Tempi* know Hart , „ ,n , Then there wee the night I picked up R ay Bolg*!1 k « $ r1 formance tn “Three to Make Rfady*' and want kVar to saloon In Blxth avenue for a 1*1* drink and w# Mo m tM ft ( bar end no on* said hoo. Everybody kept a rfu }* f about Ufhg ■ Dempsey Rattened Tunney, , ,, V , ' Atmut the only show-hnelneia celebrity who. 1^ aurrouKdi stsnlly by throngs of people hera la Mtltorj Berle', and thw ] souls around him Is not one qf fans but of acnpt-wHWM pluggers and guys looking for a quick,touch. t spotted Mndetelne Carroll walking down Farfi thk W] an.) i guess I have become a typl * *’ ” * ** ‘ until about n t.liwk later that I l t | (ness about the only one whr up,i net me aulogreph-mtnded Is arotind town here. eli» always hai ,jon^. funnily In a rlnud nf sle tt'uatlaas* Hi * m Pas* «a*i , But It I* known that American •clenthts have Iwen ready with day trial. Hut prosecutors failed to flallrqle Inslrunirnts for mnolhs to record an atomic explosion any­ where In Ihe world. ................. . . parole In 1867 ami freedom In IH7B, Th* tjuyariior. lertitlnir his r|eclsi'in “most* difficult,“ said ve*terdav lliel the paidun bosid n the field nf atonilr energy. That ni pi',I r mu in ntn' I"M, lull did t|ot ■ mv lesson for making public i siiv how miicli, the fplliiwliig InformaUon, The (iiivriiiur deiTili'd to loll cff “ Mfe have evlilence I tinI within l i v e in s , lull said t i l ' action has recent, weeks an sturulr explosion 'tin lieiiiinv on whether any parole J occur*(I In the U. ft. K. ({. ” Evfr since atomic energy was 1upplli ution would he granted. Under tha Hf. year sentence, lrst rqlresed bv man, the eventual O u U 'c t iiiK lO x p lo H io n evtlopment of this new farce hv l.eopiild could hu freed June I I. Othat,nations was tn lie expected. Hint). If put pniuleil cHiller. If lieThis .probability has always been Idled, he would l>e umler sunervislon for Hv* tears. taken Into arrnunt hv us. In nclsim, l.eupuld studied high­ "Nearlv four vesrs sun I pointad nub that 'srleptlflr opinion on er iimtlieiiialice hiuI said he had help from scientist Albert E in ­ stein. College professors who urged tlm mndon hoard to commute Leo... . r — ly knnwn, There I* also snhstnntlnl mild's s ip Icme mli| lie told them: I'otcntlnllv destruiTIve ns that of agree (want that foreign resenrch “The only thing that make*. «n iitomlc lioinh. This Is w^y: . •an ram s abreast of mir preaenl ri'MKp Is that I .......Ill tlsdleata tnV| The ......... .. the A ■Konili carries thaoraelcal knowledge In time life lo rontlmie repayment of the j »nch wham Is that the so.caliatl •ltd, to the thrro-nsllon declara­ drill that 1 owe society.” ‘critical msss' of stonily exJ?otio n qf,the President of the United Ona professor said Leopold'* slve Is suddenly hmught together Itates.sn d the Prime Ministers nf fly , United Klnrdmn and of f!sn- “ nhenumlnal brain could bq (pit In |k* proper proportions for an «da. dated November 16, 1046, it to work in the field of canejir re- explosion. Only n fraction of tha avalUhl# material' Is actually waa (|tnnnaiHed that no single na­ srarelt." Rut John H. Hoyle, present Cook used,, hut tlm nmuunta are carttion qpuld In fact have a monopoly couiitv (ChicagoI slate's attorney, fully. raKnluted In advance, of atqntlt! weapons. In the rnen nf nn atomic fur"Thill rerent development etu- told the beard Hint “Society owaa race, Ihe "crltlrul mass'' of maO hM lU l once again. If Indeed such luopuld nothing.'' #mph$tis were needed, the nitresl.cuuiild told the hoard th* m a-jlerlal needed to bring ntxiut ihe •tty fit*'that truly effective enfor* lurla exprilumnta had Injures! his j release of atomic enervy le •Ibla *lrh)Urnatlonal control of heart and kldnevn. He plcadedq | hruuyht together gisiltisllv. The DMnile'ahargv which this govern“ 1 feel that In £6 year* I hav* reaction normally I* kept under mant and tha large majority of matured considerably. At 1$ I waa control bv tha use of certain t M members of tha United Na* a wild, Irresponsible kid. I am not equipment which prevents, wilda kid any more," uncontrollable ''splitting*" of I I Trial nod great twee C s .t Amerlcsn government. kddfenie contended tha verty jjboapouan a pollry nf violence hat It sought to win power pa) moan# •• an ordinary NM.PMtyV 6rnoM LL ItijR f... ,A || THOMAh ' SrdEK. Rapt. soaiat, IT, author) news* i" traveller, was sortoui* I when thrown from a anb HIIDR71I4 nil offict f m q i . f d by th i U niud sta ts* . government and had bean takas Into account. Next he said the President re­ minded Americans what so m tjtf hav* forgotten and that la every statement by him, by the print* ministers and several toraqilialon* had said th* situation n$rould d*velop. Finally. . Achesoa emphaaiiad, th* President told American* tha development makes no,chant* lir our nollrv. i The Secretary slid 'th *. Untt*d States le determined to 4R '*v*rrthing In It* power to procaad to released In such an oyan U <4 ■ non-explosive nature. If, hv soma accident, th* Vaaction got slightly out of control, hii ... explosion __________ woul ______ takk place In ­ volving a llttls of tha mats rial. Rut tha explosion Itsalf wohld blow th* r a il of th* potentially active material to th* wind*. ♦ In tha atomic bomb, ona'Nhrt constitutes what might be likened to a target. ThFothaP-IrHka a hut* let. ' ’ * i •* ■»*»<* » 1 '* Hv aom* mecbanlMh-whlctv (M s babtv constitute*' th**<i«al saarat of tha bomb, th* two balow-crltlcal matsaa are brsutht tficathae —and an axploslon Ux*a*DUcA “ tru ck ". rjrppa c French word ’ means to bortar. The United Btataa drmtaas V 141,816,000 acraa of Ita Joitdi to farmtag. 1‘ '» ; ,M • | net *•"»*> la m o F rn yfATGHBD atfalut the Reid. thoM J V I Rfum moke nawa. Motobad aRaintt what Ibay oortf—I MrRant Mnt for inatant action. Bulok Spbcml with Rngor-liek SrachRhMcah tranamioaiaa—aa liRkt and aaay af jfaa'U AM o a any noaHtutomatio-dfiya ocr. But a faw mora dolicra par montk wUl al$o t>Y* you tka allkan luxury of Dr«l|cr# W « -a R B •oft, aaay, raatftU driyf tkg Tfry W|^Mt puMw Moxleo !• .namad aftar '’M CraVtill", national wag god of Ih^lm toes . . 1. ui' • , ,, , f#l .1 , , n .4i u i ^4 TUXedo Growing Mash' . h wSI .Wn r* aKnMWrysUgMT"*' 4 OPPRRS YOU THE HIGHEST ^ QUALITY AT LOWEST PRICES J Tuxedo Eg* Mush .Tuxedo 20% Da&qr. ^ j! •d O - ' K T ? ! HUNT TUXEDO FEEDS In print b an " 'n Figure It out; Check thiagi u f i L o o k «M» p ic tu re o v e r , tk a u — 7 • Oo lacru word frow your jtdek d » I f j t m h ftooM (hat ra te s rig h t up a t th a t o p - w ith Ju o b a c POWER that la Unly, frugal, om*thrUlfaig ka* cause it aoaaa Trout a hlgh*iHMRpMMlM) » n ^ .u .M ie> )n "'«»v4) vif-t iv-sj ^ u u :4 0 im Citrus Pulp Yellow Com Wheat Grey ShMftai " t ’ - y f " ;';'" * ' 1 �Pjn y,;y-ij-ss r'« -?«■’>n*rr~r U V «Ky H im TH E W EATH ER b M trw g th - Ta FtMMt tbe.Faae* of the Werldi To Promote tb* F i m i i m Comutemlilr cloudiness and accarloual showers and thunder­ shower- throng h Tuesday. of America. To Profitto Prosperity for Saniurd. I f m t f t N EW S P A P ER HANFORD, FLO R ID A , # VO LUM E U X X Steel Union Agrees To Truce Meet Murray 0 ; Over Ifsues Attlee Regime Yugoslav Hits To Stake Life Soviet Effort On Money Plan |To Break Tito P a r l i a m e n t Called IntoFmergency Ses­ sion To Deal With Pound Devaluation Strike Deadlines Re­ ported As Saturday ; For Steel, Thurs­ day For Ford Co. Sr a s s o c ia t e d press Tha three-ring bargaining strugmpl* balwtan big labor and bin butinen lantad today with tb* prospact of new action in two of ili« arenas— tittl and automobile*. Tha third conlait, between John L Lawi*' United Mina Woikm and lha nation* coal pruduteu. marked lima although Lewi* be1.1 t tight strangle hold on lha opersioii. Tha 480,000 UMW diggers began * itcond week of a proleji tfkt bacauia their welfare fund nefiu have ctaiad. Praiidant Philip Murray of llie CIO Unilad Steelworker* ulLcd contract with nited State* S t e e l Corporation for two and a half hour* today and declared "we aic tarioiuly coniidering o u r ptubleras f t Murray and hit negotiation* got ^together behind doted hotel dooi* wilk Vice Pretideni John Stephen* and other U. S. Steel envoy*. Step htn* had no comment a* they look a race** for lunch. • Crucial talk* to head off a put a t 1 . ' I 1 I flit i ilrttlUJliU I Legislature Levies $40,000,000 In New Taxes, But It Isn’t Enough I hr Uinlgrt Ci)iniiii»»ion. which ha. the job of iel«a*ing money to bul-t.V to «t.ik» its hlr on a million agencies and mililuiioni, *till may have 1“ bold bark »omr ol thru up -••king Failuiurnl to approve tie----------------- --------------------# pKipriatlon*—at least foi the lime . allialinn ol ihr |hiuiiiI. It will be up again*! tin* piubIciii tumoriuw, perhaps, when it *tait» discussing what to do about the percent that ha* been with­ held from appioprlatlon* lot e»ei> m ww ■ . ■ agency for the last three month*, lo r L P a n r ir lr Should they now he nllowfit t» d lt lll C U I S v I V uij hack and spend whet they » n r --------kvpt ftotn spending, or mu*t thr> Faith, Tolerance k Stressed In T alk A Orlando Chamber Of y;«- lh«» u,t •• w>Ul ov' ‘ Commerce Man Ad-* * « .,• u -w Florida Farm ers ,c,< I tin tup of that, if tax aualyata1 liiliodm cd by I’tcsidenl Gcotge | tiguie* are correct, tlie Utate's net Raise Huge Supply Inuhy in a program arranged by ...... cede fiurn th* new revenue Dill Kirk, Mi. f'edrick *|>ok* on pMigium still may nut piudur* Despite Storm s "Inter city iclationi .piltv enough to cover all tins and what you check* the Legislature wrote for • JA C K S O N V IL L E . Sept. 26— pecial)—VIn eplte of the vagat of weather condltione Flor­ id* farmere are buelly preparing to <fead the multitude' with the uiutl eupply of freih frulte and vegetable* during the time when moit of the country t» ruled hy King Winter." William L. Wll.on, director of *tate market*, reported in M* weekly review o( market ioudltlons today. • ■ '-the Florida City Market area In lowar Dada County report* iced bed* are being planted very rapidnr now and much activity in the fltldt. Prospects are for the bigl i l t tomato. acreage in a number of year*. A heavy meraaa* in polo bean acreage la expactad aa la a ■light increase jh potatoai. ; "Tha Palmbtto Market area haa ■offered during the past week from aacessivy rain, three Inch** •havin g been recurded In a period of four d a y H o w e v e r , there la a wide variance In that aome place* In tha. area erg gelling •wrd rain and other* laaii, hut the rain will undoubtedly cause tome _____ to the eropi. . "The Wauchula Uerket la already supplying the treds with eeme offerings of yellow squash and psppera In addition to a fair volum* of cucumbers. Cucumber |hvolttine la expected to Increase tepidly and a heavy cucumber deal U Indicated for the F i ll . Market re------"The Fort r i m e *------„ favorable jRpwing weather ie the etorm. Crops In the arse redo trsmandous growth, ting of the cucumber crop ... :tod to f i t underway about middle of October, Tomato#* — t start abotrt thrs# to four weeks latsr. T k* cucumber aero.. " i fa agpectedjg.be. between 800 « 0 acre*. i acreage S LONDON S*pi~aa —l/H .Atomic »cleiiii*ia (rum the U n i­ ted Slate*. Drltaln and Canada met here tuday to trade Inform*thin on l»r<iilns and prmtuclne uranium. Their meeting wa* M'heduled .rve ra , week* aec-well hefSr, l**| w eek* eunounceintni that .Soviet Hu**ia now hue lh* humh, official eourcc# *aid. Hut that anuoumemc.it obt'lou»ly aav* the conlereu.-e new urgency. T A LLA H A S S EE, Sept. 26- -(/ P )-T h * Fonda Lcgitlauue Ictird LONDON. Srpt 2b—</P)—Bri­ U 0.0(H),0(H) * yeai in new taxes bcioie it went hum* Saturday. bm ihr tain » l.alioi giivrinnieiil iln ulrd ii.ilr-* fiu«nci*l worrir* aien't over yet. ly liiis nationwide steel itiike set lor Saturday were renewed uml*i • mantle of pestlmlim. The CIO tlenlwotkeri' union -kept _ •teady piessui* mi the i* -Jilitln g big employure, insist R ir Ing ng on a company-paid |iem>l"H m D V autaiwt program to cotl 10 touts * ier man hour of work. Nog"-ui ng resumed atin f confarencea conferences were < ter a waek-end ---- *-*tnd race**, with u on* thing o *ui*. Although th* 1,000 iteelworkeis let ittlk t of 1,000,001 , o t . Legislature levied new ta*e». the f f i 11:01 A- M.. Saturday. Cl I’ e S H e S I x O t a r i a i l S niuitey im 'l going to start coming 4. Thliumaa, an interna — ----- , • In for another two month*. I vice-president of the union Loo many ol u* do not lake tha The cugtomer doesn’t start payflatly M thought Iheie wa* charite" that the etiike tioubte to find out what other Ccn- 1ing the sale* tax until Nov. I, and a t off. Hal Florida cities are doing", ja ck the metebauu wonA turr. lt over woekera demand wa* riiomartadaH&j- mad* presidential fact-finding city Krlalm ni tommilte* ol Ihr |tMt gjv,Mf ni0>t of the dgaretls Mrd W^5aatTI o'a'lfaae1 T e n ,*" * lirealcr Orlando Clianibtr of C o in -! la* m clues and diverting the meice, laid the Notary Club at it* **v*nth cent of ga* tax to the _ | , I T luncheon today at tha Tourist Csuu.sdbulldtng fund o„ Nov. f LO N D O N , Sept. 28 — l/Pi— Lun-ervetlie Leader W lniton Churchill is expected to a*k the l.alHir giivrrnmenl for more Intomatlun un the alumtr bomb rsc* liimurruw when Parliam ent open* It* emerRtnry session. Hepurls of new uranlm discoverIce on both aide* ef the Don Curtain-.In Cierhoslovakis and Hpaln->»|iurrtd talk today of n iih * rare now thnl Hustla h>- 'tl.ruirred how to eel off in -Muinlt explosion Alter The 170-Man wua* pol'ey comm.tie. of the 'm ' v„t*d to postpone the threatened etecl »trtke until Oct 1, 110i| Money (lig ht). CIO pieetdent gives y » n ' ’ m w.m*. . m aftuw \rd, U. 8 . Steel agreed to a batgilnl— — M b * can do to improve your city." Hut •.pending by agencies amt institu­ lie explained that lie had no in­ tion*. The it* regular tention of "corning ovci beta and The Legislature In Us regul telling you people how to run yout »i*t»l«n appropriated $248,000,000 Ilium the general fuud for th* ! two-year period ending June 80, lit- emphasised, however, that ln , r *t |*l session D Inter city co-operation in CenSrsel | »fl,«t)0,000 to those approFlorlda .an "help .very commully .lliBtlol„ Ml(d paaaed-a bill which solve problem* ........ its ..... ...... will iurn * 12.000,000 over to cllla i "You havti your problems here", ami count!** between now and the he said. “ And w* have ours. \V* end of the biaiinlum. try K> help you with your nrobk-ins Ho th* next drain authorli*d un and wn would Ilk* you to help us." th* general fund Is about S268,lln siiHgested that avary com­ U00.000, munity imuuhl have a list of all Will th*i* ha that much moneyT tho atier ini events help* held in Figure* of tli* lax analyst* and Florida each winter for the en­ tertainment of th* tourteta. so Slat* financial officers Indicate that such event* do not conflict, th* income won't quit* measure up, but Governor Warren said he and he suggested another list of |r«alUe*4 O s page T l m l civic leaders In each community who might be called upon "when vou need help in your community." The Importance of a faith In a community, aa veil aa tolerance toward* one’* tallow man, were AHCADIA, Calif., Sept. 8* alto stressed hy the speaker. He irP)—Reportedly despondent oyer ■aid that any new Industry com­ Ituista'a atom bomb, a collage ing Into a town checks on traffic ail the street*, the number of ped- instructor killed himaelf and a vetrlana who paa* on the sldswalks, student, nolles said. Th* victims ata Walter H. tax*;, and ao forth, before decid­ ing to locate there, but more than Griffith, 85, language professor on anything cla# tt must havs j i John Muir Collage In nearby faith In the community, and that I ’asadene, and Donald Otto Magmeans faith in the people who Uvs nvion, 88, a University of South­ ern California student. there. Their bodle* were found In Visitors introduced by Dr. A. their home yesterday. MajenW. Epps Included Hillard Morgan aon'i waa In a bathtub and G rif­ of Orlando and W. W. Dawson of fith's on tha floor nearby. Near Sanford. 0 . W. Spacer announced Ids hand lay a .81 ealloer re­ volver. that ha would make a report on the The profeisor'e father, W alter action of hie committee with ro* ■poet to tho Tourist Canter next H. O. Griffith, told Brownt "Walter's mother and I dined week. with him tha night President Truman announced Russia had developed an atom bomb, and ha S E U IN O L K i i i q u , teemed very disturbed about fL The Bentlnola High School Prose > can’t think of any other foeClub regrets an error In ita story elide reason for his doing a thing like thto." B . kh sc hooVstudent a aoiamodi- l S » S W would attend inii eehool for in KIWANIS PROGRAM program. Th# event will The on Thureday evening at Club PISHING LAW win will be directed by 0 W W. Johns, state fat KuHsia’s Atom Itomb Produces 2 Suicides Amfctetod Prcoo L o u d Wlro N D A Y S E P T . 2ft, 10*0 I'ailiainrnl ir.onvrnrt tomorrow in an rniPigrriry thire day debate on llir crisis laisrd by ilir cheapeniiih <>f ihr pound liom 84 O i tu 82 HO eight days ago. If ConyrrcHs Atomic Committees Faces Issue |, N. Official Accuses Russia Of Stirring Up Border Nations Against Tito Reign . NI'.W YORK. Sept. 26—</P>— YllgusUvia today accused Russia el using every kind ol prtssuie, including aimed dtmonilrstioni, to fcict Premier Maishsl lilu to how qndti Moscow's will. 1 Addiening the United Nations Auembly. Yugoslav Foreign Mmtet«t Ld’ enl Kaidelj blasted at what be .ailed Russia's imperial­ istic methods He called uii Russia I* ptove her desiie lor peace by Waving Yugoslav alone. Hr spoke directly to the Husttem iii tlieir own language Suvisl Foreign Minister Andrei Y. Visitiatky. an easily airisal. listened inItally. Hr took many notes dol­ ing the speech Reletting to Vlthmsky's appeals lot jiea.e in the Assembly last week Kaidtlt said; "One i annul possess peace-lov­ ing intentions while hinting upon Yuguda.ia the tin rats the govern­ ment ol the l N. S R is shown mg up.iii hri l i e ■ •-laliril ttia t V i- l i l n - k y lia d • X p le - - e d I t i l M i t ' , d e s l i r to .o o jjf id ii t i ll n il iiu h u riP in K - ' »N1| Ntoiil VllHUhltek I** ulnu It (UkllRut4 Or r«M Ibtw) Man Found C.uilly 01 IVlit Larceny Fined $300, Costs the lab or Parly's motion should fail in the Houir of Coinlimns. Prime Minister Attlee would he foiced to disband Parliament and .a ll an immediate general elec­ Juki, Ldwuid La inti, 24 yeai old tion. ['he government has a 60 per .enl majority in the House, and if Utjlio, w«k I'uuvlrled uii -Is charar- uf p rill laueny Frtdav unruly Laboritca can be whipped in­ and Municipal Judg* J. CL HIihiuii is line, the government will win fined him $50 and cost* m nil day* out. Sum* Labor leaders wonted (gi.vMcii count, 1'olic* Chl*f Roy that tom* of the leftists W their, fl. ’Williams ■imnuhcad this iinnnranks mighl abstain fiom voting >mg. direst slid lolivlctioil of tha and cut down lire Labor margin, lo-giii last .Monday hy Lieut. .Mas The l.nhor leaders prepared s llii/s uiid i'alit.lmatl I'attersoii motion today asking the House .le.ned l.(> the IliyitlT) of a Imlil to rail on the Hrltish people f<u t.v, ol tiieltn of hl. ycle*, clot lung, "tlieir full cooperation with the ludlo* and iii-li An F ill tejmil government" In digging out of a, disclosed llial l.uinl. had a Mini deapi-inlo (rad* deficit. It ino . nisi le i. m l He via- lejiulted to It »•iiiaus* «la ra a * Tviui , l.uv,- route lu-ie I non .Miami, -aid t lOrf W illia m *. lln Si t.t III, I unit, eutrivd III* -e.olid liaml -lute of lirnig* Mlll.01 .Suufoid Avenue to dlipose uf -nine of hi- loot Lolling to do no, W IN T ER I'A ltK , Sept. 26-1/1*. —The advance guard of an es lie u-saulled Alt. .Mills who was In netted enrollment of 600 students l.iir.l tu I Its- estrtu ol isipilltug began urrlving on th* campus of ..inIleal altenlluli. I "li..wing a cumplaint of a Rollins College today aa th* H6th lesion got underway. -molt tlmll lust Monday, Lieut, Itegiiinlng with four day* of li#-- ami I'atiolniaii I'atteisun ai freshman orientation and registra­ tested Liinih at Fifteeiilh Htleet tion of new students, the actual 1olid Willlwm- A venue. Th* itvgio atari of classes will not take idace I I I . .ke loose, lint ultrl a brief until Friday. I chase they recaptured him and Pres. Paul A. Wagner and lia r- 1took him to Jail. vay 8 . Woodruff, new director of Ilia case of Willie Isaac, chargthe Conservatory of Music, will h« r.l with III* recent lobbing of introduced with other new faculty I iionipsuli's Grocery on tile Mouth memlirrs to the teaching staff at We.t Hoad was due for trial to­ a faculty masting today. in C llv Court. The new president of Rollins dayMeanwhile, twin allenigiv.t will lie Introduced to new students slung with his administrative staff l.i eok-lns III til* legion of F if­ at the annual get-together of the teenth Ml reel and Oak Avenue student body In the Student Center wei* laportad to police. Mr*. H, G. at 7:45 following dinner in the .Hliltihidaer slated that at mid­ commons. • < night Saturday ah* heard a riots* Welcoming committee* of upper- In the dining room of her home at claasmen met Incoming trains to­ 14UH Dak Avenue, turned the light day. on and aom«un* went uut through Included In the orientation pio- Hit screen of the window. Nothing irarn will be English plscsmenl was i sported missing. sals, choir auditions, swimming W. 51. Hoag, Hlet* Road d«testa, T B eheat X-rays, conferences paitment supervisor, told police with faculty advisors and three as­ that III* horns at 200 W>at F if­ semblies at which they will l>s ad­ dressed by Dean Wenaali C. Stun*. teenth Htr**t had b**n ent*r*d A. D. Envart, dean of m men and Monday night whll* h* waa away, Marian Cleveland, dean of women but teportad nothing mlaalng. UolliiiH Creetd New i StudentH To CainpuN f r .'f lit Ii . iMiiik ... ,meiK.'iicy top-secret ll.rctllig In IVuviilngtoii. tlic ( Lii’giBBi.uiii' M.-list.- tVtiimlM,-,' launched a study of pullticnl ami iini.t.ii) in.11.. I,., is- uf it.,- iiinouncement tliat hu* «rt ..if .to ,<(..Ill i . I.,'. Vl . 11ll iiii-niliel * of tin u.oup check lo-..- <l:r pui.-lies 11>. v ui. li t<> i I Sen. Willixm Know Iamb I’allfm ma; t'tiu. 1*01011 l<>- M ilrlU '.im , i oiinectltfut ui'.l Sen Turn I'.minHy, r >-.is S.ii vi ' I h.mi ii.gr.l G.ai I'resdcnl Tiiimau aj.pcil foi mtn national tom. I >.t at. ini, riici-ty. ( Inlt-inational Hmimtplmloi Prince Wounds President Signs Self In Suicide Reciprocal Trade Try Over Wife A g re e m e n t Act A le x u iiiln Truman Gets l*,i ct*tlom To Deal With Tar­ iff Cut T r e a t i e s I lu lu * iilo lic . W A M IIN U O S . Sept. 26-</P) Dr (uoiMtn <ongieirional Icadri» itulivslrtl hi.lsj thai they will make a m iu n iril ibive next year to grt llir trdr,si UCAtUiy out o l thr led evm il it take* an in* c ira ir in lAvrs Sprskri U avIuhh hinted at thia poinbililj altci a White Hour* rail Hr told irpoiici* the Hour* <Jefin11rJ> will ali . hefuie adjourn­ ment of the [iio m i m tion, on 1*8h IaI ioii ckpAiiilmg l li c federal N iu ei Sri in itv pi ..gram. However, tli* SeiiAlc i, not expected lo act on t)u» loti until I'Jii). Hayb iiiii Mid <me rcaion for seeking Motor a. iioii on Suclal 3*vmily exjiAii.iim n io clear the tiAck foi ihr Home Ways aud Means 1 umiuiHrr to get down to viuik railv urvi vrai un a general irvitiuii of ts» thiliilri The com* miller li.iiitllc, f,.*tk, S oma I CccurfIV Alul tAV ilrgi,|.Hio|i. Allluoigh hr dnl not directly pre* dm an un ir,t»r mi (Aset. Rayburn -Aid llir guv,iiinirni "cannot con­ tinue drln ii tnuiiMiig indefinite­ ly " Nome n on,.un.I, rx jiril llie govrmiiiriH li. >|,,nd f I.(Mill.000.000 hi $'i 0IH) (Mill mill, moie tliAii it lu C i it it ,i l S l a t e l.ikr/ in dining llir runent fiscal Nl W Y t >1<K ‘vept 2h o f) WAMlIINtiION, Srjit .’h GJ') Vrai, rmliug iirvl lunr )(). I 'lithe A lc.im lfi lloliriih.hr, olio I ’rriidrnl Imiiiaii Imlat sigurd nit" Mean white rio iile n i Timnan I..S.I l.rcn L i.i.il iig o .ri ,i trpaia- law an rslrlmun ol the R riipio ial in odiii.it riii- Snoitii to vote pay >" li tii'iu lot . ilc. tli.n hiiLiirlf liade agirriiiruls jiiogi.nu until lal-i's foi in- iithlncl ami (opiiHikiug g.... itmiciit licutcoauta. i.ui li.ghl oi j Miitulr dtlctnpl, po­ 1451.Hr ..ml it will aid 'rsp.tnded In n hti.-i to Vlcu I'lealdent lice tani world liadr .ii a lime when it it Hill Kiev .Mi 11timaii said lie was -iillirl-i'd livui lupurts of opI lie liiem liri ut a mil r leading most urgentl> needed." linailliiu to liiciuastng lh* satarl*6 1* f i n .h i am i A iistn a n noiila fam ily I he legiiLthon, ealrnduig the of officials tu executive jioatlona. "I urge the Hcnale," the Presi­ was ie p o lled in m l it a l vum bltua la, to. the m ill lima .nice it was dent m ole, "to act fHVuiably upon lotfav at t ity Hospital with a liullet tint rnai led in 14)4. gives the this Icglilatiou wldch will do ao wound i ii ih r ilo"»t I lie sliol ii.l 1Pirsulrrit j tirrli.m il hi working min li to liulu mo lu piupeily disliip icd one lung not l.mtf Milling lird lin with olhri ctun Ming till' dulius of my ulfic*." A Semite House committee was A p u lic r g iia id w a , p o sted .it m iiu iu oi Iled mtn confcrt'iice at 2 P.5I. i h r lir .ls id e o l l l i r 1(1 v r A i- u ld l l o I t ln ilr i llir |nr>4HiRif, ih r l >if*iltlfill tu lie to woii, uut a final cumh titln h r Hr h j i * .i i i r rcl on a « ,u i .1 t r In tut 1 h m i| iti i I 1Jilt |ii.mii«e version of at ma aid legla- I'tirmrr of Nnhlenum, I |tii>8rininii o| (h r ir$ oil to ilitlrt fm m o lh r i U*f*l 'toil of A im lh ri foiiittl I iv f ir ir llitu r c * m lilt 4 |» 4 it|||flll. F o llt r 111 i r « Iiiiik r *liinlvii j 1..in r>8tttlt» lo ih r l mini Sutr% irku| ) liih r iitiih r hotl lir r i i | il r p ir t .r d iim r srpAM iion | a -i I spring from III* wife ih r fn im n linys r f hom pion S, Im lrr .She tv the d .u ig h lrr of a tunnel w ilr of A n tlin iiy J , D r r a r l H uldlr. Jr . r * amliAssadur to f'u l.iin l 1 W»l «, « t*iiR lu n 1- u n til J i i l i r 12, Ct.itUH Hull, Iniiiiri Rri'irtMiy --I -ta li am i c ie itile il W illi o ilg iiiiilllig tile ti a.le u g ieen ien l- |>l id ■ll'li- Ifi Vents ugn. wa- pm senl lo o iitcli tlie I're /iile n t sign the h ill. Milking one of tils late polillc nppeuinines ami showing effects I hi* I'ltiu-w’i vstiungnl wif* ami ..f in- long illness, Hull walked Mint bur hurrli'd to tin- liosjiiiul li.e Wlilts* House witii tlie aid when infiomi'll of iIn- -hooting Milo >.| .• . urn- to |o!n olhel lint allies. I h*v wMilt'd In an anti'inum vs 1111.in* nn.li'i wurit an upiiiitiiui I .■«•t-i ! Il mi-. Hull's fil-t visit lo tlie ihev won* p«rmllli‘it lu talk with White Hioi-e since V .1 day. him. In ii stuleliielil, Ml. Ttlllilllll I'ulice miiurtmt that ll.vlit-rilnlit- -ui<I ili.il "tin iiogli this wise and K'»ailas*4 Its rag* Three) icl*-|ihiin*wl last itlgni t„ Ills lawyei and fiii'ml, Francis I', liarvaii, tell ing him In* intendcil tu shunt him •elf ami giving In at t m-l i.tn n aimut A i i ii o u i h ' uh to s t ii si'alfil lint as In thi* law vet '* pus session. I'Titridu Farm Bureau Con lot iiiii I III- S e n a te voted l"i a iKUKiatU li.iailBuee <>• r > „ fn v ) Motorists Warned By Sheriff’s Office On Law Violations .Miniill I*. A. Mmio auiiuuiicsd this moiiillig thill stem measures wilt i.e iliken agaiiikt (nick drivei- ol liiiuher or |uil|iwoud whu stop 11uck* on tile n a il and fail to i"iu|ity with the law m,tolling lime- ut nlglit or flug- in (lie day tIIIII. lie also warned, that prisons wtm ilitvu past ntamlmg school l.u-e- me subject to auest and fllie, ami stated that tlie period foi warning such violaler* had pu-scil, und that acii.iii will be taken on such cases m itie fulur*. He icvealed that tlie wumi viulaI toil- lake place on the Ollatidw Highway, where five vlulutuM re­ coil iy lucelv*,! stern wanmiga. file ucclilunt caused iiy u stalled logging truck on Celery Avsuu* Wednesday night was the second uf iu type within tlie past twy months, said Hlmrift Mrtu in anliuiinclng hi* drive against violatin-. In addition to a tall light, two i cui i uf lev tor s aie tequired foi such trucks, he said. Howard Morrison, negro drives of Hie truck, who was thrown from the running board of hi* truck ami run over both hy Hi* truck ami by th* automobile uf Leonard While of Orlando, who tan Into the truck, sufferod eight broktn rliie, hut will pruhiihly recover us nu serluua Internal Injur!** luive been rsvealed, according 19 Hr. Givtll* Barks, attending phy­ sician. • Hr. Harks was aumtiiuntd last night tu Fernald-Laughton Msmurial lluspilal to attend Calvin Falmer uf DeLaml, whu rtceived scalp laceratlona when hi* truck turned over on the DvLand High­ way near th* r .E .C . Railroad crossing. Mr. Palmar will probabty b* aid* to go’ home today, said Dr. Harks. Gut van tried lu itissuaili- lluheii Any -oil oi duughivl of all uc lull# an d - failing--plckc.l up u live iiit'inhri of tlie Lloitdu Farm pollceiiian ami a iloclot amt s|inl In a laxlcali to his client's iijmi t Ihucun i* eligible lo competa for ......it at 2011 Fast ti2inl Hi i eel i, M,ill'll F i i i i i i Hi i i euu-Winil Lov­ Them they found Huheiilohi' lying ell scholarship, L. K. Johnson, on th* floor with a .86 calilnn te si'cietai v of th* Hcinliioie County ; Lnrin lliiivan, aiinouncvd this vnlvi'i liesid* him. A note waa fmind In the apart­ in.n mug. The deadline ful aliplli'atlull it ment, Imt police did not disduse net Id, he stated, ami thu winner Its contents. Ilolmnloha'i wife, 27, has been will lie announced et the Htutc living In New York City recently Lai in Hut call convention at St. anil their two small chiltlisn have i'etei-liiiig, Nov. 11 and 12. been living with relatlvea in sub Applicanta ar* munlred to fururban Whit* Plains, N. Y. iii-h a r«port of ail high sellout The coupUi met white they weie guides, a stutemenl concerning attending th* same school In Pu- estiM curricular activities ami a ((.'•■llama aa ran* T » a | recotd of Future Farmers, FMA arid I f f Club activties If any. Alao a siatement uf nut mor* than 500 words is to b« mad* by th* appli.unl ui i the subject, "Why I want to go tu collcg*," Any hoy or girl who can qualify The benetlt dance given by the Is mged to make application hy Elks Club Wednesday night at th* telephoning Mr. Johnson at 1100 Han Orla Club for the benefit of ut H&&-Jth* Marry Anna Home for Crip­ pled Children In Umatilla proved DIUVKKH L1CENHRH a big success with moru than SOU Saturday la the deadline for persona attending, Harry Kudtll. securing a driver* license, County Elk program chairman, announced Judge Duuilaa Rtenatrom elated today, this morning. After Oct. I, thoi* Mr. Kudell stated that the Elk* who have failed to renew licenses would Ilk* to thank everyone who will hsv* to pay a I I dallnquent participated in th* dance, and fee or laka a driver* examination. especially Ted Greer, manager uf the club for furnishing tha or­ JAX RAINFALL chestra, All nat proettd* wank to JACKHONVILLF., Rapt. 28-iA*) J A C K S O N V IL L E , Hspt. the Harry Anna _ W a t a r - lo g g a d Jackaonvll!*, I/P)—Tam peralm * tabla which had th* heaviest rain In Da .Station history vaaterday, got mor* of tha Atlanta R if CBABI sam* today. Rain' smarted again at Atlantia City WASHINGTON. ______ Sept. _ .80—VP)— l—u n — midday _______ and _»§ iSjMetid lo con Boston The Air Fore# aaid odd today that In­ tinued intermittently throughout Chicago coming report* skew ■how that 10 10 men, men >the dav. D*nt*p wore killed and three aerloualy InIn* f a whopping 10.18 inches fell In conditions and tarn s of recovery* --------- ------------‘MDdln* f" * ,a n d third tn m n k in fiieal 1848 with 1188,000,000 and 8760,000,B##*r Ike department U00 rexpeetlvely. Their total In ■aid 111 In credits "re- poet war grants la mora than 81.over several 000,000,060 each. qufring <regnymi Britain got yaars’’ baa hem extended to for- ♦108.000,000, Prance 8868,000,000 e ljn eountrton since the war. In 1848 grants. The tetel in gtfla and g n a ts Italy haa drawn 11,886,000,0(10 Reatwar ysara up to g a <|1 8 ^ W 10p0jtW0. lln faur years, 1884,000,000 of it WM i In 1848 and 1888,000 In 1848. 698 0000001 China, Hated aa second largest , '6M,0W' I benelkiaff of grants ainca the *aa the chief M "* ot-V < ,000 In fiscal both fto1848.. <000,008 Jured when a B-88 auperfortm* th* 24 hours ending at last midin 1848. to civilian N f L to u r * the The be 84 hour r l W t o e m recorded! led vlouily wae f.M (tehee on » » U i- . S T fiS dw ir#*-• ------- Drive For New Federal Taxes Is Foreseen Rayburn S.iys Govern-. ment L gu’i Keep On Speiuliupi MoreThan Its l . t x e s Produce Former Enemy Nationi Receive Hlks Benefit Dance Third Of American Foreign Aid Draws 300 I'erMonw WASHINGTON, Scpl. 2 6 - -(/P)- Fqtaign countries received |5,169,000,000 in gifts and other giants from tha U. S. government tail yaar. Mon than a third of it went to termer enemy nationi. " That# gills and grants," tha Department of Commerce laid, "ar# provided #ith#r aa outright donatiou* a a i or with ind«terminala Nu. 283 THE WEATHER Kansas New Tt Low �w ' ;v ' Iv - ' ' •, • M IN I F A G I tW O vy^s^rtjra **;&iTDMA* ” *■ 'A o h im ir if f liM a m i^ jd ik i IsolM .......... M l .................... ........... ’ L#* 1 ml ^ s . -* •r* a» • r M_____ t t m ml "• b* * U l f M Imt HMM rtW aa h i m . NaHioailg jjr r .K : _____ £ & * » . m. ' " *» ' tg Almost Completely nen Happier Hi Males, But Women Importance Of Belgium Sanford Herald WWW* «■ • I I I I I H i- ,fc- •*** jerx::rr.v - u- •** ON DAY S E P T E M B E R 20, 1149 • ^ T O U A y h HIRUM- VBAHB r. • --------bltm « tlk« to aitenlah psopls wtHr shocking m » i . It la a algn of arwaafc mind. Thou ahalt nnt go ■I-and (town aa a tala hearer an o n | tho people. Lav. 19:10. Sanford ahould gel tome la i reN#f from the Stale’* new ciRarrtle t i l which it expected to return about $12,000,000 a year to the citfe* of Florida, We don’t know yet what Sanford’a slime ihnuld amount to, but wa have no doubt it will bo tufficient to ease the fin­ ancial burden a little. Perlinpt it now be pouihle to repair thme liw tn and repave call Firal Street. , u. It ,Tha Senate Labor Committee i> IMt coirftdclely told on the tn-callad Fair Tmptoj |i(oymenl Practice* hill, ^ i s to t i l (or and againil it, andHTeading the uninitiated to belisvc that if they do not favor fa^r employment practice* they mutt iavnr unfair employment practical. However, tuch i* not lire cait. Senator Prpprr i f ‘one of thoia who voted aRaimt the tneaturp, possibly l»crau»e he i* runa n il foi re-election next year. |x>i l^ ly became he honestly believes .. no pmlcssionsl pniitiiiiin or ijjlical racketeer is rnmprlrnl to )A l|S lust what is fair ami what funfair in omployment practices. President Truman’s appointment of Robert D. Murphy ns umbnasador to Belgium testifies anew to the ImporUnce of this diplomatic post In a tiny country. Murphy is ptie of the most experienced men In the State IJepartment. He re­ presented the United Stales nt tho \ Ichy puppet tfjyornment of occupied France.'and carried on the negotiations with Admlrnl Dnrlnr. In whk’h that pro-Nazi was persuaded to align the French armed forces in North Africa with tho United States. Lat«r ho was adviser to Gen. Luclua Clay, head of the Amerlran forces In occupied Germany. He has lately headed tc State Department Office of German and Austrian Affnlrs. This Is a record of unusually broad ex­ perience. Belgium was not always thought!deserving of such a veteran diplomat. The late Brand Whitlock, the novelist, when naked by President Wilson what ambassadorship he would prefer, picked Belgium- Perhaps hU Idea was that this was a nice plnco with little to do. Then came Work! War I and the conquest of Belgium by the Germans. W hit­ lock worked night and dry for the next four years lo help the Belgian victims of German brutality and to get military information for the United StatcH. Since Whitlock’s day »no Belgian ambassadorship la no longer regarded ns a second-rate post. _ _ - _ S <C7 % * ' < Z ' lower Progressing Woman Women ar# getting on in ths world. Thla will not sur­ prise American men, who find women beside them in all their activities and realize that most of the nation’s wealth Is own.ijJJto'.W^man,, Feminine progress Is not confined to the United. (Slates,, however. According to a United Nations survey only thirteen nations limit th(j rights of voting and holding office to men. These are mostly Oriental and fentrai American countries, but Included in the number In, curiously, Switzerland. Of thesu several are raid to be considering proposals to give women I he votes. That may, of course, mean merely that some member of the national parliament has Introduced i' bill (o Hint effect. Our own oxperienco tenches os thut mere co n sid e ra tio n of n proposal In Congress'men ns nothing at all. George Eliot and Em ily Dkktmon Y O R K ,-(/P t—Tell tha — none have rtaehad tha peak of < average woman aha’* a ganlua, graatnaaa. "Thera ara absolutely no fem l-* and what happensT Hh« Immediately begin* wonder- nine name*, none at all, which can . . . . . . _____________ . in* Ing .. If you are .trying to break II atand beiide tho*a of tho really | to her caNy that her yearn showing, I great— no Beethovens, no Mich1her no*e needs powdering—or htr I kelangsloa, no Shaksspearss, no face needs lifting, In any esse she| Tolstoys.” takes the compiffhent with deep; And Root says women can't assuspicion. cape this truth by blaming It. on But If. on ths other hand, you|lhe tyranny In which man havs remark to her, "you’re no genius, held women through the agaa. Ho r.nmenia*, she aria gets gci* downright u u -i,l l ( „ , |>says u n you , uu can't explain femals . ----- ------Esmeralda,” lack " L - unsheathe* ----*— **■— her claws- qf - * ---■ —s Lby - Ilack . . I . «» n M r t u n lt v annoyed. Hhe ^ n iu of nopportunlty• " * girls Keanu Just j -« • don't « — - havs ---------and demand* to know why. ' the ths ». gtnlus ~* factor * 'In •their L -l« —“ "*— «« ISn.« chromosomes, those Wavorlcy Root gives some of the reasons In an American Mer­ little gadgets In the sex cells that control heredity. Soma lucky msn cury Magaslns article flatly do. titled, "Women But llattn, ladles, to the mas­ Inferior.” Naturally Root doesn't Infer culine p a r it y for being so amarty that women are mentally lower "It I* also a fact that Idiocy Is than barbary apes, the giant pan da, polar bears or tha praying more common among men than mantis. He lim ply rates them kmong women, who may well conthan tha only other tax they] aider themselves happy to rank share tha human race with—that ' lower geniusi_ for tha<> saks of m m — — Ini.i_i— slmpl, creature of gtmd will, man, ! t.nkjlng N jjtor th>t M least ha holde’ thia to ha true ! «VU| IIIVIIIIVU M W . . . . -- ---on the topflight 1 .4). level. Ganlua. I genius, anyway, la the only tha ths man says, Is strictly confined rich cousin of madness. to :th# male. | .' “ You are Indeed, masdamaa, Root sa ,a this Isn't Just ona barred from genius,” ha said. "But opmlon. He cites a , fsilows leuows opinion, n i cue* « study, u u g ; , what of I t t■ Genius, , — - jfrom -------—naturs’s _ . i; made mace by ny mrs. Mrs. unra Cora ouuon Hutton cCastle s t u s polnt i— ...» ua of vtsw^ , , . n , . . ---------- ------------ -----, who sifted six encyclopedias look-, normalityt and she has dealt hand­ ling for eminent women and found »ome|y by the women In exemptj only 808 listed. I Ing them from It.” llu B i t Mr. Root certainly |o s« — "It Is a sad commentary on ths tha ■r>y claim to genius hlmsalf If h#“ sex,” commented Mr*. Castle die“ that will satisfy the girls. mally, "that from the dawni of thinks ...... — ____ ... ............................. ___ ---------history to the present day le s s ' This Is ths daiy of the'demanding than lim n l, i,in cmw k) women w u n irn have n a ve accom-1 ic c u m * | female, k h i r i v i and ■*..*. If *■•* she wants - - - - - - ganlua « — -— plished anything that history has - she'll get It—even If the ha* to recorded ** worth while." I tarry har equal rights campaign >f the mat-1 Getting at the root of mat- io to every chomosome under tke tna ter, Root says that genius Is' American flag, many creative and that while ____ . wo-. It ought to ba aaslar to changa ilcnt— suchl a dumb little chromosoma than tna men have shown fino talent— a* Jane Austen, thea Brontes, mind of a determined woman. • Latin American states me supposed to *W conservative, and the United Htntei nrnirressivo. Yet the rudnndvshnws that 1020, tho yonr In which we gave tho vote to'Women, saw the sumo action taken It, Lctiador. Only Colombia, among South American nntiniiH. still denies them that power. Kventunlly they will triumph everywhere. Ho who aaya 5 JMaleg Employed j Prince Shoote Self they won’t doesn't know women. Parliament MectH w... u... Steel Strike Behind Schedule Lant Of Lee*s Army »|10 Hold Re-unlon Wwm P M t Oifll To .w — 1 Woman w wr.uuwu.. In ,1 land. THiv w ire marrltd In Parlf State Of Florida IBollih Tlm *P Hnei9w*s assigned to the Embassy In Washington i * an adjutant to the Military At|ii«nllM fS ►««••* f i i * o«a> TA LLA H A S8EE, Hept. 20— 1»«>■ »hd becama an American mlsvd the government would con-' ---------CHI sen eeveral ■VTVIHI >J _vn, Fuller i jHtlrcn « «a «Mnv, «; The offortn of mi I'lipinoor, proml of bin record, lo dispute. U s- run i inning punel'* i>nmi ■ r*por» ispu,. j tinue "niHtntsInliig full employ-! I.IT T I.K RUCK, Ark., Sspt. 20 ( S P E C ! A L I -G o vern o r Tinfuel-finding * Hohenlohe, a partner In a Fifth Warren receives many Inquiries flgiiri-il in the siiloinohllo talks Miniciit and ■ntegunrillng the biic I b I ; — (/la — Klght of the heartiest make up the hmt time of .i train behind acbedule lievo in­ Avenue lire** firm, recently under­ services." These ««e«lr»» services Include1survivors of the faat-vsnlshlng for Information from various tixrnr the miu CTO vaw unlqted' ________ ---- 1— " spired many a mournful IHInd, like "Wreck of the Old ’!I7" Pi-troll where food subsidies, free milk for|nrm y are expected to attend tha source*, some of which must be went treatment for a nervous dis­ icrw nrt» npFnrh«iidltiK ........ ................ . uf Confrrrderate and the Immortal "Casey .limes". The note of dtiuiHor in niilo world' school children, old age pensions,! imnunl reunion r,.nrerrderato referred to sgenries for attention. order, police said. nign for employer-pah! enmimig veteran* here this week. He wa* born lu* Hwltierland, Hitch ImlladH irt not nltriKetiier fictional, for a Hpurt ol speed tlirlr * •*- - J t l«a a Recently Chnlrmnn Raymond E . In I'ord negntlatlnns. iH-ni-fits in ............................. ..... nicilicnl Iti-almcnt and other we| roprenml about one-fourth Haines uf the Florida Industrial ■on of the l*te Prince Alfred Holo make up time Ii.'ih led to more limn one serious mil ne- HAW I'renidciil Waller Keuther fun1 nieasnrea whii-b me populnr ofThey icnlohe Waldenburg 8chlllliig»the living member* of timereldent. Htranpelv one of the moat remarkable of these lias set Thursday ns n deadline willi a large section of the voters. ul Robert E. I/oe's gray-clad Commission h*d such a referral hcnl ur*t the ip late “H and aim io« « Prince** • •■■■»*— Cathcr- - — -. fur from a women's dull In South ' Tho moilon giive no iimu-Hiion r The motion gave Indication In tlm l-'oru I ii IU . If agreement Is historic I ofll-05 romantic fentn of oniflne-driviiijf has been almiml forifotlen. Ine Britton Hohenlohe, a native of Florida, asking flow many woman not reached by then,‘J in he said, 110,"i ' i i ' i Ikal Ihe government plans any * ‘’i:l«n In the , _ average age of the United Btatea. The Prince wa* Perhaps Hie mimlior ol the locomotive - 7002 -- was not IKH) Kuril workers w'“ *•“ — 1 lonfederato veterans Is workers there ware In Florida. n Austrian aublect until he waa p haan’t'hM o ‘ cnnomlcs other than a 0 per cent A similar inquiry came from a dopted by another branch of tha right for ruing writing. But hooked lo one of the Pennsyl­ nut. Tlm sii ike date h ii t bM i rMl in Hdmlnlstratlon east* asked! !}|3u V ll'/l f _Joptad b K)2 (k — ■ ■ . .l n __,______ _ | liJi '* years. vania Railroad’s crack trr.'ns, 2ft minutes lute on u run to art. „ by Chancellor of the Exchequer The reunion, which probably Flrolda university. family ■ad became a Polleh clll«an. Nearly (lO.lllHl Chrysler Corp. Available flgur** for tha nation, bo the semi-final meeting of Sir Stafford Crlpps, RjJtain'a aus­ The Hohenlohe family started In Chicago oho night In 100ft. old number 7002 pulled it up to a ‘ We see where Nathan Leopold is workers aiilhoiised a strike for terity c u r . Confederate veterans, open* to­ according to th* U. B. Department obUlty aa a countahlp In th* ti«vaiH-ed of 127 miles an hour, a record for steam trains which support of the union's bargaining the news. That won’t mean .an Q district in rin «#. ub F rtur uavM n ..,c o n Q A ropy of the motion was sent morrow and rune through Thurs nf Commerce, Bureau of the Cen­ Win day. " r*< i sus’, show that aa of June St there rose to a nrlnclpalltv in tbe middle x a * li to the younger generation, still stands. Yus, It made Chicago nil time. In fact had aim* Hnlmdny. r iS T T |....s |passengers — ------p thrt-iuninTics to spitrc. But input of tho yawning I In the t-oitl deadlock, I^wloiKld to Wlnslon Churchill, Conservnwere 00,710,000 women over 14 Tha vetern.ma are expected 1700'a. Ik later toMMu prfncely I lMny of the older ones have tive leader, lender, who plnimrtl plnnneil to In dinilin------ •to- ______ ________ live w rncn 10,500,000 in,inn/,w.rw. la .id i nnW KlNft o f t l l V U 'l t i n d years oofr Niro ago Of of which • - *tonight -1 t e — .laft. i.i.. W f lll MI|)|V|lf7t| tlilW H hail I l ( l l > ill# niVH tndjr vyasr^r had •*»*»• h iMien aboard for tho Ihe opernlors are walrhlng to see cu** •It •In private atopped down no Idea with Ins - v‘’,<’ In hold a final reunion next yCATM furgnt^u how sons 21 y e a n , ago whn . . ■■_ ■ m a i* s ml . _ .. I. which pattern will he set for steel currently tv .llab la for work. I X r t t . X r g . making of railroad history Tho making of history is like mid the automobile Industry. Coal tnry chiefs. Alllpe, meanwhile, t '.''"r 1,1 tho scene of the first are T h e re wero, however, Gat-van. w V reached th# Prln------ i.another teen-age youngster ------only _ t 4V_ V n„W «r». N. Y. called a Labor mucus for tum or--J,v * wnr •,ct'on C harleston, 8. that. ______ iiogntlnilmis are In bo resumed 17,180,18) employed, revsallng be'* wife at tho Yonkers, N. Y. (ihowibg Thai Ihe young people Ttmr-nluv ul Wh i t e Sulphur n0. I , n„'r’r. n n ^ , , f l H,1|V* " ? o i I l L ‘ "Tho following veteran* have 1,100,000 In the unmeployed class. lomr nf her grandmother, Mr». of those days aim had their pro­ li»m n t* opening, lo explain the „jKMlfleil intention* of attending a sum voted by liy the llniisn and Springs, W. Vn. The report show* non-work*ra William Boyce Thompeon, said *h* shocked by the new*. blems) }ook a little 14-yesr old In Die con I Inlks, too, welfare tfovi't ruiiFitl r |MoBI«mn In Lultorito ', i i .is y|>r; dropped l>y tho Senate. In utnrnyear. to be 37,i20,0fl0 women which In­ wa* The wife—known to friend* a« •] -• o Clot It- ronflirt, said Mu.vlxink, (lie Is-iteflls are ihe big Issue. The In- n tc m lH T R o f tin* l l o i i i t r , Cun. James W. 04---—. Moore, nt)H, Bei­ cludes housewives, school girls, naighb&l nut and murdered him n ia slliS M P in s Vast l)a«l A ir Korre la "nnr flint line of dual rv has a welfare plan, financ­ n'". A In., commander—chief of etc. In tho 14 year* of age up cate­ "Princess Peggy"— Is a talented "just la r the thrill of il'T 'T h r rusting artist and a granddaughter of tha gl,'I I-I,OKI,(Hill pm first offeltse and defense." ed hv a rovnlly of 20 cents a ton (lie voteiiiiisi John A. Mnrcum. iuhlic.Wai pretty limned up about venr, with tlm North AllHiitle Pact Tata'Col. WI life m Boyce'T homuson, mined, Imt hut emilhern somnern i ‘,,’1 hn ‘'''l" '" ' "J"y«'d Hie great 07, Hit In, Ark.: Janu-i A. Thrash- gory. Tile Senatn-llmise A to m I r mi nil coniii mined, Tho Women'* Rureau of tha philanthropist, banker and mining | joogevlly of any Amerli-oii •r, 07, Ijotiin, Ml**.; W. W. Alex In get »1.(100,(100,000 Committee wna n-wiiting its re­ opi'iuliirs have stopped paying 4tin 1 I thetb^ partly hecaine, ihtvboys imt inns ruynlty alncn since their co n tract with lie lived to h* 00. (ago 11 tin U,M! ruynlty tln-lr cottiraci w ..oi,nii.— i under, i» „ . unknown) Rock Hill ...... U. ft. Department of Labor com specialist. wgft the s|H)iled ton* of •wmkllhy nf tills. The I louse vnu-d $444,000,- port on tin Investigation of • — ----- ------------------- | miii.^. (ago unKnowni rjoca «iii ,j merits a* to womtn worker* a (Hit) l e ss tbn n Hu- Keimle. Atomic Energy Commission I" In Lewis expired. Anil mlnera aren’t pkrsnls. But the public's iiiemory llUWtti navypilot when he I*' Wichita F a ll* * Tex and throe 1 followa: Chairman Conmillv e x l of ttio light of thu Russian ‘•xplo- getting pension*.That'* why | A U. 8. X/IMIII hi nil vwriM Hiii (’ K ' T----:{ Territories ami possessions ol .— t.— i i . i . i i ,,,, r („ m . Hon. "The women labor force showed i^i*hort,( The governor.! Illinois the- .Benate iliev’re lln-vri- bln-, line,and nontheir men strike *irinr has d m1ready n w , to ...sli-p Into hi* plana may • fr...n *jnr(i) * p . ' / i . . Knrelgn lleletlmi Com ths United States cover 597,230 * ‘ ----------•-------• — 1 *-— io -----1 t I iinavallabia) v > " ro,in" to*"’** a usual seasonal increase of near­ .— j i — old's sentence made *omo .11,000 employe* of coal have 40 pound* of rlnlhlng and mitten said „In* Innlat In hat lin im T has Iinir IIM.M „ will .............._____ Chairman Mi-.Malum m id _______ ly one-half million for May to squsrs mils*. gsar on him. •years, hf»Ui||Ahim the conference that thn llmiMn ae changes probably will Im made Inmlliig rnllroail* Jolilem* June 1040. Girl* aged 14 to 19 rent thn higher Henate figure, |r< a (action dealing with secur­ eligible for pardon in 1993. Pardon made up a larger part of tha Benators expected that Praai- ity measures the commission Thousand* of bottlss bearing f c t 'what7 Can you pardon a man dent Truman's announcement of lias token to preserve A-bomb month'* Incraasa than In 1040. tha likeness of Georg* Washing: "Agriculture employment of ton ware made during alav* trad* Il'eallaaeC reeas gen* I m ttUftUring a 14-year boy just the atomic explosion In Russia secrete. He wouldn't comment , interested In Ouch cooperation women rose aa usual at thla tlma days, flllad with spirit* and used would strengthen Comially’a hand further. fpt thi, thrill of it”. BpWRUAMRITf I'aml 1s always prepared to *ngag* by nearly 400,000 but considerably bv American traders throughoutm In any dispute. Complalnte that the cnmmlsm W tiltr ttitt CealraJ Free* less than half last year's rise from alon had nnt taken enough pain* to y w ill aver become known aa] In It." Ihs world. ™ A H OBO w m arrested lo r In Ntallng off nerret dale which il c did not Indicate whether May to Juna," n*»|U WH e»|ii» #»v*i*s m»|ii»i U m Mttaburgh of tha Atlantia] rMafty mating admiral, Imptraonatlng a rear admiral. Tha drop In woman non-agrl W ASHINGTON, Bept, might ranch Rovirt hands formYugoslavia would follow up thla ly thing Mvy blue ikest rubt looked loo Tha only thi doubt under the bed Friday Congrassmen studied new plane e l one of tho principal grounds cultural employment of *om* t t ! „ Mast with a dsmand for U. N. In­ 111,000 Included school teachers /«'? > - hi to eoa If there were a Ru* •rag* down-aad-outat la the aver today for tlghtanlnf for. ehayeas .h v ^ M t u r Hlcksntervention. Thla was generally V h r i paae/e* Junior era (her* bis OUtl__,________ look on Ufa. who left ths labor force for ths ■'hiding there with ait atomic fen cii and rooting out Rad tplaa. loop,, newsyspot ito r ln about a peuadj I considered unlikely, however. A Rueslan call for Internotionnickenlooper accused the A EO f i t summsr without contracts. Those KardeJI said Russia waa resort­ .b, not- that she was afraid for al A-nomb control woi branded Nn,| |t» Chnltmnn David E . Llllsew w tlg k h tj only tU O . with contract* were Included In g i r t s tha fraaen n e t M By ing to such mean* a* economic a-own aafaty. but lor.bar .chil- “a phonay.'* . . anthal of i 'innm ifik) mlsmana* east /a that they’re p**g0*f«f • W. V . Bitting blockade, Span threats, dsmonstra- tha employed. Rap. Veld# (R -IID , a former agamant," Naur Vath Is (a ,n. i Yet there is vastly more The only available information fhv/r chance* o f serv/vlay-(ha Touchton Drug Co. r ■".* p m L m|| I m | tive troop movemtnti along Yugo\ bill In give tha armed oertho Commleolon ha* on th# sub* aMa-that her son will be killed Ga-man who workol on Soviet appraacMiif rferr Auat/eg ‘ slavla’s border* and armed IndMord thlldran din na n result ahgMhg t Ugm* lklh*dgghgtl KhRM espionage c a m , sold the eacur- vices their first gsneral pay feet would not apply to ths Flori­ •an. nobils accident on the Ity record la "dlsgrr.oefuj and raise In 40 years comes up for | dents provoked by Albania, Bul­ of acridenta at home than aid 1 1 will da overall picture. And an esti­ I I t garia, Romania and Hungary. alllgd tn tra in * or a n drowned. hwaya that by an '-•a* threat to our national Mia- a Senate vote at 0 P. M. E 8 T . mate would b* Inadequate and un­ While attacking Rusala, KardalJ satisfactory. Prom the record* of Busy parent* fall to realise Approval wee regarded as carEvery mother trem- {•nee. • T * " * * ! t . made It dear ha would not go the Unemployment Compensation Backers predicted only the potential danger In sharpm 2 ■ CFwMni F L ^u Tw1a^ ev'irgl WWW Ha talked af IntrodueHog a a loin. tolS''W ith araeh eeremoey New] I| along . .. . . mention of infantile 4 toys, buttons, scissors,, . with China’* proteet laat •ra (us* left seep i 4Ct I - ’ ' i l n , b’iV TefhAa Muaeum of Natural Hie- 1week against Russia's allaged con* dtvlalbn, however, It wonld ap­ llr s h . Yol for ovary child who resolution demanding a already ha* ..... as,' pots and Pena on th* pear that mate workers outnumber hharsmqvsd the 4.000-ye ar­ I t ar measure, sieve, -electrical deices of sit with Chinese Communists, female by a considerable margin, > n o A Mnntile psr*ly*i». fortydhf* from a Psruvlaa , nection T h * Iron content a t the Renat*, bill I* china also accused aocuaad Russia Bus*----of- — Imkinds, IT'” ,P-. ri,M' *■Tn a$ci«nfi: Of all probably 5 to 1. Wtth wtater Just $274,000,000 from ta extremely high, according ha h i th*< eenia* of n fow ##c7 t h o M M * u 'm s i u m t i' I WrUHdte a g re ^ lo u at that tttna ----------- n who Ae of any tha Mies ralss would |Oct* if, awh*n wIiwes IHU mmn 4 * ractographa. However, tfetoa totohMt toema aartj #n), j, iqipoxtod ready to maka for lenator O’Conor (D-Md), >nda 0 needlsaa accident to na affective, thmugh ths cum. ...... .. __ _ ' whotouerrhalf ara killed by , maa> tneh to do. ; * ] mal chargee ejrelnst tha Bovla to UtUa chaaaa that C T iifid W ; ■ ABCOLK 0 C H O L A M H IP unrniign wi raur ritlld could chang# the cal year ending next Juno 00, ML Parent* need not worry Inn Commutes, sal • IW A N li. W U Ifholo fu to n o f your family During tho following ysar tho layra permit "Coi "Thp ether day,” KardeJI said, atomic bomb) they llto. I l l yaur child did survtva following ysar the roxt would * ‘L— nf rllau Sanford haa recslved a Khoimsmp i(it)n under verwu* the n iij , | is m permanent dla* i f ‘ the Chinese defer 4' would go to 1848,000,000 and f t ,w wape'r 'aid ~*t tto ~ U n iw r itjT o f Ito r _..iaMe and i*ml-d than com# down to $304,000,000 tke approaching ilecring status." ’ ■ UlKB snnsatly thereafter. new In : m/'-^aUad lo r Two pay raise would effect Dr. Boylsten Green, w n i« n i:ii i i n vR ri/ m»* yw a iw u niiscwns es e vsssesm In ms mv iiu rv almost se all rank* Ihe three •xceilem-e r ♦/ i "rt I to* make such appeals and at th# •rrr^id tfrekee and thdr bran--------— istritkry of saips lim a speak of world peace.” p ? s i s third yonr nt Bowanoe.H* l * * l ‘ — — t r n — :------- r~ _ a* i , ■i to tlito WPto to*h Whea using raisins srnah them dally jtMta M fNWtmUy U»t BwrWt overlonto , / VtBADH GUILTY INyiR,aSent. 80--t/pj—Aging tindar ■eeivwvs hoi s«w« ’-top MPf* , water »fW*w* ami than a u sw u en ixn 1. Blaekmer, who fled to j drain wall. They ara easy ta waah Louisa Babcock of Sanford. io ' escape taatifylng In tha If. you put them to a a trainer. ----foe *r than — tlMs. contro^of atomta t S HA in More Federal Taxes t Y O U 'R E T E L L IN G M Ef United Nations an American mother no How Dangerous Is Your Home m vnn!E •p* as ( S < s , rf **• ITRStSStSift I « s a m Hon h- but --------- * ’ 9 ctmant charging Wax Buihltyj * 4 VLS S il ...... /'tmn&rri rW W ,'!*,'C I N*4h of a aortra advarlfeementa ap* �SANFO RD. F L O R ID A Social Calender TRU M AN T R IP n i l MAURY w a s h i n g t o n . s*jit. 2it~t,rt P ie*Ident Trunmn will fly to St. — ii> v iv n .N itii o w n l.oul* Wednesday to m ien! a mg i«'»*ii»a*4 *’«»w u a e t___ A I* New -fralurm Masonic celvbrution. He .tlieady felt «n«-t•• win hr enough for tha “ JtS" an rngugement to sneak at. ; "nete»-ui t (uni lion* of .mverfcj So vou’re just token a job. C on Kansas City Thursday nii.-ht. meni," v> graliiintion*.' l l this is >ont lust l.uSines* ...... A ' tt'K'ilnr <*S........... i. fieri lit) i- vm. nre pul'v .*! T ’ «...... ' ............. r \t. (i ,y and i sled ..I...1 rtIimill ... ' u .lew .. .i_,___ ___ Grand, i ‘.Muster t uf ihe *Missouri mhet j, I hlngs--yintr w 1 m ""l11 ,,,l| *‘1 <f"il ■ ■ 11n , »glee. I diet* ■ M * will stiiy o ,„ i | i | i ..................... to yo u . J.d nod how * ! '.! .« * " * « “ •......... . " v ......... JlH/OOII.COO mill'll tout tune (lie bus- Mcluill" edne.vlut mu lit mill Htntliib] in ilu geiielul fond iluf> ’ |. |„n . will Instill! g in n d lodge o f f i c e r - in mg the biennium te , Young people mr likely to get * <‘M * m o n y T b iii-d iit n io in in g I lie II,-w tut pi ugl Hill uiinsiiii, ulcus, t h c - r d a y s , alioot In.-t I In i e ipi.i Li-i - ,,1 Hint perl holding n job. In the I n s t pla ce l> 111111111111,1 ........ . nlidlit tilde. t i n t expect litiicli lu o le of the tnij.iitm in Mint .* lioss. far Its the working day 1 ( r . . u . . s , * „ « . .................. So So the i in- n.im toin I available n. mtable n might i “ve*■" " “ i '»"*> *'** * " far-seeing legislnllo,,. the United a b o u t ....... mi mcthinil 1 bet might In bite lb III -b nttll- flu te , lenffinils its intention of like * 1ft I'OO ooo n,,,,, ( lie tut .................... . . . . . ..ton, 1 t'l.r I.. ■.V"n»k" ,|in in "t!,'\voik lint, “ ' 1'I n ' r * ,»»wd*N* «|WMH ............ .. .dlyersl, mil,nt- . ovettime some night, and I * ' "" 1 ,‘ki«l,*lb, e. thei i. senl ll....... tin,Ion on their , t. ‘"Kent v needed. D Mg ,i.-> me cortect. th» piivute lime. ***' ' ’ Oman *aid tills iiiuiitry Hudgei i , .till may hav^ At lionie. onieiul of getting hiok* forward In ii irestiil,||.bnient to hold l,n> i. -.mo money frotQ^ good sound nilvtcc aliout work cconomir lialnnee in the wot Id the ngrn,,, - ami institution,. ia eV|>i i ,ence». peihaps you h e ar, Bnj| adoed: lint |,e,l,..p. ,, ,i,,n't tie loo had. siinlilies ol i on*etvntlon finm i “Only in «uch n wot(d r,,in,,in\ in ieiei,i n„. itmlgut CotifA which von moke unwise deiluc- I can we fote.e* the muintennm■ - ,,f mi so>n t,u- l , - d the pmctica thm». Mom inigbi good naturedlv , adequate mid lisiug stmidmd- of of wtllih, JOing . ,i m p , , , vn to f lensi Pup nt,out bis pretty seete- j living ............... . inoi'inm* ,,f [|. all n|>p.. pnim,,n just to b* sura tin \ . tti >mi might hem stories lib,ml tile, go I next door who was lockv enough t. niul 1y lier hoss. <>i pithnp* \.mve lu’cu inspired atmoi of if elf * ,l,v lending tore stories ill,out secBit with vmu lw., f . . i f lc on T A l.l.A IIA S S E K . Se|it. 'JH—(8’hi ' Il'tni Ics, who nlw'iiy* me till fic- *}"" ■*****r , "bell you t.ikc dil l,! |'|ir f,-,|, |,,1 g.ncroiuellt today* 11Ion I non I moil sympathetic to Imn. Don t slump ml,, tin- chilli. , ,,nt i tluii ,->t .,n i , i <V-t8,IMMI to* [tin I,oss III,II, Ills wile covly eyeing yam employe! , ........... . „( the Florida I- it am nondci Ihm tile lieu- JV"**’ ** 1 Dbng raldriei, stand i|'ni,etculo-,s * ,,nt,,iluitr «l l.in * Itl.f 1( ulu* plivte gi l» tin- tinpicssioii thut the J lad' ‘'barms won't | IstllH. ^ ,j cess ,,f I,,-, ji.l, <|c|H'ii,t« nn ii cl) hclfi him overlook filing ,,, lypitig ■ iI 1 t .i in . . , t,mines* manager 1.. [mi wliHlici -be cap win file boss' error* . not fm long, anyway ........... ulotl* tii»al*dL* * mi,.,,tlmi*. wb.-it.ei lie Impp. ns to Other ways, to i,e fmibfol I,, huh I«1 »lie Stu»« mi,t will pay ill** th** nt! In n liumisome young man or u i l’b at'" ll,r job ttiiuugh s i doddering old mini? , I. Re poise,I. neat nod iilciisnii' i mil i IU'(|>1 It ■toner. ,j 1 ll’llil »pr. ! V compeiini gui iiesul littvc tin Rklp the heavy makeup bm use fm. tic fed.ml governntant |feais about I,,-mg tier Job, if she " deodoiant uni* dm i imgct 111., pot up VI11 OKU of It* I II - * l docs not lake turn up on that loath paste 1.0. Ptlil rl.,‘ M -i l>ie cart fom >dmnet ............ . Innuendo. If If. Went fuiloied clothes, no* fie f ., ftitoo ,.-IU ,ill,,11. T h a , sin doc* n,c,pi Ills utteullons, *tl)ll,tl dt.ipes m s|,,pp\ sweaters Male Itu. itl,„M',l half of a I slip m ig h t lose I,c i Job a n y w a y , ! “ ■ D iv e Viun boss nil ff-i i.itnm of ilia . be, nose i im*1, Abmil Ouit nvw ...... l »m l»'im. I III to, till,FI- til it tier 13110,000 I Ins phllundi ng usually bd'ig of; « of lipstick until af w 'ih e " d of the f l r .t ctiiiturns ii,trust Few liusse 4« Don't cm I u|> nt v ain i it F*lt uoit, t Ii r mm if luppit ttl htiUitltlff* m any b,t< -idsteiiogiapliet *i U U M l i n 1 nU lM Illfcf* t ^ fewer of tIj iii . dunue iI hm wive* O f N i l W l M l i i l i » * l ‘ *‘ k ' H i N T i l i l l f i I H V I i oloppy ptuluiF |K> I’ffivr tarh* itnctolx mu! i ‘ r** lloiUtt ti, do II , i t fiu i t » iR a»111 Im v e l«» Ft* r i r i f f d . |iiiv » ) u n |1 u" . f| i» nh nriu m. _____ __i§ The Mil.,, i t mu Fiftyi out Ii wii'k •l*** ' ih>i »nl MIr him In vDiii viiif)mi\ ul i * i Ioimiichp Ikuiim. Smmt iriiU imvi* 14mint u ii Vn ill1 '* (umifi1 the id* a I ti « MV I, | In VI {( III lY i | |CI ul >*| ll Ill'll lA'^isluture Teen Falk Social A n d Personal A ctivities Carlin Palmar Ray—Society Editor P A G E TH RE1 Talaphona 148 Mrs. H. B. McCall, 111 P p r K n n n I t Honored With Shower j n a * ”, Mr*. H. II. McCall, I ll , the Friend* of O. M. ltarri»on will TUESD A Y The Pilot Cluli will hold its re­ former Ml** Sylvia Jane*, w a*;l«g ret to learn of hi* illncae at hi* gular buil naai meeting In th* honored on Thursday evening hum* on Palmeto Avenue. ---------TourDt Center at 8:00 P. M. to be with a shower given by Ml**I preceded by the board meeting at hebecca Steven* nt her home I Prank Shame* left yestenlay ■in I’nrk Avenue nt 8:00 u’cock. for New York City to spend about 7:S0 P. M. Decoration* Included lovely er- n week on biu;.u>i. * W ED N ESD A Y iiingement* of pink role:., gin--------— W The Ladiee Auxiliary of the Mr*. C. P. Henderson has leBrotherhood of Railway Trainmen di idlin'* ninl vhryiuiltlinuuiill. JI m . J. C. Mitchell niul Mr*, turned front a month'* vi.tt in Will have a social meeting at the hem* of Mr*. J. N. Oillon at .iMl , "• 11 M‘ C«|[. Jr. were awarded' Black Mountain. N. C. and Wa»lifuirea fur contest* enjoyed ilur- ington, D. C. P. M. tug the evening after which the ---------- lioiiore* received many useful Mils Jean Sayer left yestergtft* for tier kitchen from the day to return to Tallaliasset* to gne*l*. resume her itudie* at Kloudu Refreshments were served late *'*«>• University. .. . “I „ . 11 ,ho * v*nl"tr nnd enrried out .. . ... . . , Members of the Stanford Hath i\iv pink color scheme with each KI retinolf left re> •nd Tennis Club withered on Sat- plate holding n sweetheart rose, ccntly for \irg in t* where she )urday night for Its last event of Mr*. McCall wn* presented wllli her freshman year at Millluin and Mary College. the innimer »ea»,in In the form of a corsage finm the liostes*. a spaghetti "upper followed with Those Invited to lie with Mr*, MIM'hell ami and waiter Walter .M Mora »quere aquara danro. danee. The supper was ........... \|<-(’u|l w,>r.. Mi* ll it M .i’. i i JJ.- C.■ *M*:ieti o points. served at 7:00 o’clock at the Mayu r, v nl.‘ h . '. i, ' , , wm have returned from poin ami fair Inn swimming pool nftn ti.'tjo ff ’ Mr* ?iavi* Mr, W A *" Ueorgln, North Cuiollna at Which Kiuaie dancing was enjoyed l.udwlg,’ Mr* J k* ‘llenton Mrs' where they *pe nt Trade Agreement Bath, Tennis Club Has Supper, Dance 0\■The X u * , f"25r * ............. M cC .II..A Ir*, II, Me.,wu ^ . baud C“i,r*M of Duve Hhminoi, Hill. Mr*. Pete McCall. Mrs. Roy Miss Elizabeth Dyson has tofurnished appropriate musie fin Militants, Mrs Joe tiouiale*, home utt West the occasion with Rllgh K am ct Mrs. Fred Zer rentier, Mr*. II. turned to hei , IMIIFHOIO WAIMA0I a ihorl tlinaBMlirnlc.ilii pulled»tngr iIm Helen serving a* cnller fur the dancing, M. Mot gun, Mr*. Mitchell, Mr*. .Seventeenth Street from l.uketmnl Hay** and li.r daughter, Mury MatArllmi. IU win, w„s rlnckeii py a The committee In charge or the Jink Horner and Mis. J. I*. where she spent the weekend with dftsupper included Mr*. (•. A. Speer, Thurmond. “g , ii, i allied VII111 IlifccUotl," In NaW York Hi t tuttin, pluvw light Mr. and Mr*. W. E. Prlddle Mr*. Frank Shame* ami Mr*. IluiCharle* Mai Arthur, and h*r inolhar wau at tin bcisiiic when lit, died Also Mrs. Charles R. Bowes. . . — :-----T ry Woodruff. Mr*. R. I,. Dean was V i*. Hugh Till!*, Mr*. Tha tr*n*a|*d arlieoa win to liuva mad* t er fti it lUo.idwny appi uumc* Edna Friend* of Mr*. L. H. Haivey Itj charge of arrangements for tin- .'until*. Mr*. James McGowan tht* Fail iuanaw cuniedy to which hat moll, >, w u» to ilui I InfcrniiHouiil) " 111 '« leaf” ihat shn dance. nnd Mrs. II. K. Met Iowan both continue* to lie III andis under.Among those attending the *iip- of Zeilwood, and Mr*. Ii. K K'dng treatment at Duke Hoiand dance-were Mr. ami Mi*. Jones of Relle (Hade. Also the i,llal ,n Uutbatn, N. C. Ivey, Mr. nnd Mr*. <1. A. dim §/?” • ■wt M,Bd mCk “ “'T ""- « * l»h, Ernestine tt'eatphnl/itarl Friend* of Col. PaulJ. Che*Ii) HUH THOMAS w ' r ni & S»!"!"\t‘ ' u"' ^ R’tprerht, .Sadie Williams, V'1*0" wil1 to that V ' n i,^ 'r„chtVj!f‘ 1 I " V Whittle, Judy Rhode* J1*' f* *"’d confined to hi* l l ' d I ' Wilt ID, Sept. 2d (/P) vit »i #n i vi*' mud Mary Earl, I home on Edit ha Circle in llighYou ,i expect Ifmiion N,am in to Kllpatrick. Jr. Mr. and Mr*, lieiir______________________ i land laud Park. Purl. ; be ii ........ i,till about lit,lining to T l I.MIV* Hard«n, Mr. niul Mia . H. i), ,Jt Wots m it,,' t,i,In, wlu-i,- hi- seined a .* , Jr.. Mr. and Mra. I!. I. j l u i l T C S t ( i r « U p M u k C H Mis* M m y^ K u rlT Mi*, tilhe l. m* \W^ie*rn Jnioifurtr h ill Nr ll • hi* l ' imnpli- us u ,i,III,ml,i star. H.3A \NrMu ii Jtimitiirrr It,,, i„- i-i, I at all ‘ It's lost us \ IH» TllP ; Ol i*iv k I tot* thuiij.1 I ti ii ,\,'i bet-11 n w iiy ," Mr. and Mia. Cl.ttrle* Morrlim, and mu. M e m l . 'V 'f ; .n.n Nr wp said N"iaii>> a l l c , a i!, y e n ati Mr. and Mr*. IV ic Mcllnn.y. | Member* of the Tourist (Irotin . iV o t. l#r* ‘ fcimi ISipiilor VI ii*!' sen, ■ ft, ,i, Hti.M "I siipjaise I A l*o Dr. and Mr*. lU r n Wood .met on Saturday with 82 mem-. t lly ^ s p m / b .w c e k e n d ' " *' N (ft H«mof ok I (i*%i>Tiiilm AI........ III MbM> ipnimiii pieneni. III-...ill (ill WIVMIIIU. ruif. Mr. niul Mix. W. A, A. Motn-on, Mnui-on II |jr*iaM mill and uuvn\* I'Iiiiir 1 * alloii -........... ... lied ,,i w m i i i d , Imt .... . W«l| Id Ili .Vll.tr ir. nml Mini M .Hi", i.i'v nurmi*i", j u . . wm- miutc mmn* for ror j» n Huppor Huuner to bo vi. V1 . t Mr. ir . 1. i *d Humu*l*, ho t I III ‘1 Ol VlUO I lllllC I (Met, IO II op Tin 1- 1 *» If* VorlrO * .H» I**■ pi111«r \Inti*' nd Mr*. Rill Toll. Mr. and Mr*, held next Saturday at fl:30 at , Mr“; ........... II T h e i d N 11 I c l l t i n * "*1 m h o i n 1i i s l 4 ill t l ic o f I I , e iiTice 11, a w lu le Amo-1* f m r lo lr*a rt !*m v Wight, Mr. nnd Mr*. Eml t|,e Toinisl Center. Aliout do are / ' ! “f**r J'isttmg th e b o s . c 11 - I n ,- i n I K w i l l , i t , m i , u f It 1 f i i i i h ifijn M i hi* N 1| f l i t i»f IMr* IT|t Fnf inti' Hlitginlmtlmm, Mr. and Mi*. < 1. hue. -----'* " . Xpcctcl to attend ami rcservm f t 1 „wr*’ k* w ! h MrA Mov \ U t r l A M oth ^ sy m i l-.vclyii l . u ) ' * * U n it I W . Spencer, Mr. and Mr*. 'I I 2. If l,c inuki's suggestive te O lil N it i\ li n n itw v il, Ron* mint lie made before Ft I- i «dn svu'l ^ T " ur. *‘" ' 011 ,n ,<• ^Raborn, Mr. amt Mr*. Kiauk Sami' day on Orchfutro a Hinr l111" " " ; " 1,1 “ nd ’ marks at.... . ....... . piny do..... ut n,ion liy telephoning J'ft n V ," T S r*' A ""“ " "" H'lrnlim Viiilrh i mining tonwny in Pnlntku. •» »*j hUWuiii I.'IIC II Hot tin.. Ill ended , ....... will, bis wlf• ley. Mr. and Sit*. Clifford M, Kib- i 'SO-W hi 4.17-W. 1V«>rl<1 ,ii Nnntl ' 1( yiuis oiib MtiM, dm mg wliii li ti- noon u- ponstlilf. You inn do bln. Mi. and Mr*. Clarence II,'ti­ A membership drive will be 12 1,% Th** Do ml IVnRun •J7f>i) t 'tliitubi Ito 1c- ,ir ned a. 11 si ni'ii 1iiiiiu tit Ii tin* tn liiiviiiu liUudly chut- willl ding, and Mr. and Mr*. Ilnnhlbm • farted ut till* meeting l)nK.it~ I Robert Wilkinson left on Fii i * 3o »1iim »'lt,l. I o o Poi'iilni Hinr Blib«». Idol ......ml iitily to Yiiieiiltiio. unlay night Mrs U s *Neliou l,MF ^or Niuiiville, Tenn. to ei, !.f| 'III I Ilf pliollf, Mill'll sllf c«ll< y ifc I'MMo tiii4*rit Hrm . AI»o Mr. and Mr*. T. K. T tickel, ->n a prize for* a contest ptay> It-*" | " K i i 'i 'i tu n e I w a lk e d Ih io u g li till! IlffilT. , w7 ,k 1i lo Miimii itI \ nrlHlfp Mr. and Mr*. W. M. Philips, M i- .u- W. K. McMastena J . l > Li nriri' 't h e - I imI ii i g a le , 1 told in v s e lf It 4. If In- ini- u dangliiei yum 2o n tln r N.*itr H u n c h Charlotte Monghtnn, Mi** Wini­ barge .1 on Tmlo> • • Him of I’literlniunieut and iiaf, tall, about lift m i a-ionall) ’ | Imp 1,1 in tn r la s t lim e .' lie le Mil" I frit r11ill**1*! fred Lovell, Robert Cornell, Joe Mr*. Ellen Shiulidn wai IU| f lei ti-,1. "1 n ev er w o n led uhoui in bilu. In Vmur Mrmory M tCailln.-M r. and Mr*. Robert ‘■binge of refreshment*. Ilf com -f yiiii f all ’l liiallir it betiiy WHslli'd op. (f ile day I .a li i i ’w n c i-h i|i gtiri .Muiuiucmt'iit Mr ami Mr. e. i ’ 4 ,U | Aloxlr I m i V mm* Fi.-nnim Brown, Mr. and Mr*. Roliert mr. ana Air*, uorcton Stanley I 1 1 1 Tlml VVomteifnt y Among new person* attendto n n i c l l . ' t on it lii'l l e i g it out all Oi l I Ilf loins. Solllf gill- set mil (Jrgcnlraf of Ormoifd lloacb, Mr. lug were Mr. and' Mr* P V lodav from Daytoaa) ,,v Itsousst M ny t l i i m inleifsled ><> ' I h I i -i , they k ic k yo u out .So I i u U l K iiiif t i uiiri A H u h I.•Miiisiim and Mr*. Slight Earne*t, Ml** Au* lllltlllM Then there un­ t l i e K i l l * *quit f » f t of Plantation F * 'tU t.. .nd T h u S d a r t .' ^ D u r h .0™,1" ^ li" »HV .V.V"H1,.!,7'r ^ tkay TqU. „ 4 , ’ , diessiug Swift of Plantation Estate* am for Durham, N. C. * inn New I lit nt 11 lim it'll the W ilnl-up ol win1 itil it uiiwittiiiMly liy * xs T * | I ,||r Hone* taste heavy ■oiigliril Id . n u l l iiin - v i u , |Its- in lli- x it illlly In *'»n Hihiiis I’srsitr lips and fme*. ma-eni Hi slull 1 * IV tl I ii r I'riisl,* Hina* ol H o lly wood I’UMing ill tliuae Fchtail. skil Is. 1iiw cill ili esses e,t4N> way s inn HrlfHiut on * t’lnmt 11,,V4. IV Kvsnlna \lu*lc III g i V f any muii Hie vvMini* in i': I I ym i w ete i i lo n in iillc s t i i i , pl fa s lu ll. .in I’liimlnr Unslc n I Vniong thosewho are attend- . . . V F, W tui you i o i i Ii I tin m is om ke lo t,' I f you w u n t lo I 'f M fu te d llk i The Houi|i»1iie Parent-Teacher u'g f.umiier and Junior CulW*. 1•"*"'«r M,,»lc \ a i.'l look (in Ity It you w e lc ii in » iiunmsnurg, i>„ otiege , „„ vnrIMv Unit ''' Aetoclation ntiviiniiui, entertained on Tue»* --------Ky. are Ml** — l) V'4-’/ lb f?ll»v>| j i j t ii vvilllnnisburg. Ky. « i" u ., i ,h . li„rr {Cw ^ l i iiiv y , you Iniil In In m i'iin a ll tin ' 41 year* in id s w h ite goatee und day afternoon nt at Hilft 0:10 P. I . SI. M. wilb with Mj„ C|1„ u| was hun-' . I LTimlirth Vob* IMIllon Mi** j|ntiiara llnttiara Cassulie ,'l**‘H‘e«b Kuml4r Kuinl4r of of filfe Celery i , you .o iililn t even put ii ilog in n K fitfi fo r " T i l e t lt it iid e t a ." Hoi a tea honoring new members and ............ , * * " «,n. Avenue Vnrlstv Avenue and and Miss Mi.* Kut Kathleen Crl*. w a ll i ii lliiv v i'i I lie ie will- an h i- I'tillu is In M n fo i Id- new c a te e r v ,* lU U L iu v y .^ " |" lrv Jl •i xn M„„ris Klim of (Visyr (ftrher*. A short huilnci* meeting| , , ' ' ,,f KnterprUe. us ii ilim n i- t e i l u l l " 1- y o u th fu l *•: X * . I'olllllltr Vllislf i bullae " I p in e ." wav conducted liy Mrs. R. W. ' y ,ler '"u U ,,,‘ " ll '• • riflin',- Tim* I l f fin d s th e ro le s m uch iiio ie in He 11111- 1iiile il i t i i l , a film be I nit nt N'nllfins William*, prealilent. and a devo- evening fioin^W ) ‘'‘‘f*1la.y ! ,, ... ,. it..! wit It \\ Millin' llffiy us llie t f i f s t i n g Ilia n being the d a ih lu g , i',,|,»ilir Moslr tipnal was led by Mrs. Walter 22 1 “ f L . . * Jt tlpn • ins-li-nl poov.nlrs *Toll and i" lin e le llf f . N o v i i i in p n llf il sto o l l i e u i l f i l s lu t . Ftile r. llroup singing was con­ I ho patty was held ill Ihe back I daughter, Judy, K| r* vsws W hat ab o ut th e f o t u ie ? jranJi'ii of tnv CmiMibe home w lth;*^1"* Lee HRmueU left yenterduy it'i'V Tiirnisbl. I ll' i- iy ’s Imt iliivvn o ve i Iii* eyes Time ducted liv Mr*. Joe Corley. D ivi*iin*i roost being enjoyed by l‘V ini for New York City. Mrs 11 Xn “I Mn I k lit IWnilesvoos "Thf future Is met fly the pm ' l " i ii gng I'liiiiu g . Tin' scene had Mr*. J. C. Milrhell Introduced the guests. Toll will vi.lt In Philadelphia, Pa! to i>« i c -im t. N o m m i w as ro ­ foiignltiin of Ihe pi **mk/' lie nhw teacher* to the group and the ,L .......... * mRn mr Following the supper the guest, and Mr*. Ramuel* will spend tome i l ....... . " W e (my M l. Ile e iy mill'd. “ Dii your best in the i beard member* w h o presented by "killed am) the lionoreo received iuni, In Teaneck, N. J. with her Mr*. William*. Member* of the many lovely gift* froln her sister and lirollier-ln-law, Dr. and Cookie* that are being sent t o 1" '■« f u n n y ; ............ love!" presfill and Ihe fulme will lake bo*id beside* Mrs. Wlllium* In­ I mivs nml girl* at Hchonl should be i " ' l,l« ••vw"Hvf im. f told iim care of Itself. That'- why I neve, Mrs. Ham Randier. > cluded Mr*. Dick Aiken, vice pre­ friends. I hose enjoying the event ilruppfil neparntelv In waxed pa 11 1 ''v,‘l "hipped a wuiiinn on thu s iiiiy a boot what will m ine" '■ "1 don't waul to woik too haul; sident; Mrs. P, T. Tyre, secretary; with liailinru were Patty Witte, per in aluminum foil. 1 w""1'* “*• ........ l*‘* I h a v e no d e sire to h r u m illio n I utrlcin Touke, Carol l.ochelt, Mr. and ,Mr*. Harold Appleby Mr*. Kamhill Priest tieam rer; Patsy Col IIn*, Martha Owen, Betty und win John left thl* morning James Polk wa» the shorleslI...... at Ifiiding nun today! They u it e ." Mr*. D. R. Watkins, historian) "H o t w e re n 't yo u o n e ? " I asked . | Mr*. Fesler, iloviitlunal lender;, aandcu^'lhmn Npuuleit.H° r ’« re^' for Iowa City, Iown where John lived of all American president". *un. woniin umuimiI like craiy. " W e ll. I n e v e r counted It u p ," | will receive treatment in the Or­ He died at B8. »Mc. William Jennings, member-1 in* ■' Novnrro looks oldei than Id 'le' l i f n m llfd . “ R u t I th een k m aybe Hospital fur several »hip| Mr*. Bam Martina, program; .*y Wu.l“ M • nd.An*»‘ * Brook*. thopedic A Do Peggy Wright, Joyce w-cek*. They were accompanied *0," Mr*. W. W. Tyro, Mr*. Ray Her. ton, luilget anti finance; Mr*. Uu- Jones, Jeanette CloVliiaml, Rose­ to Atlanta, Ga. by their daughter, i' I tim ■■■ iurd Brown, study group; Mr*. mary Garner, Ellen Lyon*, LuuDe Ml** Nancy Jean Applehy, who Heaton, Eugene Estridge, Hamil­ will enter the Crawford Long Clayto.> Rmllh, ho*pltullty; Mr*, David Hospital School of Nursing. Leon W.iiker, library; Mr*. Fred ton liiibee, Jimmy Fox, Robb, wolfnia, Mr*. (I. II. Will­ Leonard, Hilly Park, Dicky Morse, Edward McCall, The Ml**v* Lila Leffler, End*iam*, Jr., publication* and Mr*. Jimmy Wade, Hodiiiun llrumlev, Jimmy Whatley lev MrUeh, Uetiye Rene Ball, Corley, music. Mury Ann Galloway, tlette Dun­ Decoration* In the room ware ■nd Ronnie Amfvrson, can, Uarbara Ann Edenfleld and arrangement* nf summer flower*. Carol Skinner have left for Talla­ The punch howl was presided over hassee where they will enter their by Mr*. William* and *he was freshman year at Florida State assisted by member* of the board. University, They wore accom-1 About 100 person* enjoyed ihe event. The DeLand unr. Kustl* sub- I1an led by Mra. William Leffler, i dlMrlet ivniinur will be held at Mr. and Mr*. John Malach. Mr, I the First Methodist Chutclt on ami Mra. Raymond Ball and Mr. Tuwday from 10:80 A. M. until and Mra. John Galloway. 3:00 o clock. Air*. T. N. Ali'iander, irtlselonary education secretary of D in n e r w ill h r nervod nt 7 :3 0 I'.Yt, FK LtO W H H IP FR O N T | ! Y ut) t r t i-ordUlly invited in a!Und Member! of Ihe 8anford Grant' Miami dlatrlcl, Mra. A. R. Ivy, A home talent night waa held mar School Parent-Teacher A s­ Mra-XJ. H. Schneider, Mra. Homar mi SCOlf> I tun her plan* th e rMptnlng of th* New York last Friday flight at the Fellow-: foRtiwcd liy b rlo f itm im o n ln by pru sociation mat on Thuraday night ■gtllh and other cnnfarenca offi­ rjama Hovr.y," co-'-tarring Janie* Ma*on at the ship Front with tha following pro­ H a t 0:00 P, M. with Mr*. Glenn cer* will be present to participate lira Twduy mid Wednesday, tiiitnig M a y f a li Inn on O tiu bcr Utgram being proaontodi reading, rnlnont apoukora, nnd th * d an rH ’K Imlth presiding over the bull- in the program. Alma Hlilt quartette, l 5 | neaa m elon, Marlon Harman waa AM officers of iho local Wom­ KJdaj reading, Mra. Stark t song, w ill in n i in u i u n til w ell to w a rd daw n. g u ilt speaker for the evening and en's Society of Christian Service* Tttcr* will h* ■ C oikuil I'arly, preeented hia plana tar a civic ■i t . expected lo attend. Member* Mr. and Mr*. Allison, recitation, Grace Glover; trio, piano, eollo .center aa a place for youth at- are asked to bring aandwlckta Dinner and Dune*, which will b« , tlvitlfs nnd far nutating* of tha for lunch and a dessert and bev- and guitar, Mr, and Mra. D, Rush­ All nf th is • Iho L'ucklail P a r ly , ing and Lou Kneeling, various civic clubs of Sanford. B. •r*F« will be furnished by tha ktlvndtd by many will known cal*0. Steele and Mra. Clyde Ramsey local Dinner nnd Dunciny, a rt included in Kroaen m » water In k IU u lt b r it ’ia o f t h * sp u r I b nnd bunmea# were appointed to serve on a com­ through crystal l*at Ion. mittee which Is promoting and InThe name “crow’s ne»t“ for the the [Hie* uf 15.00 por ptraun. Plean* world. veetlgatlng the plan. ' l , * jMnlfnrm on the mast of a ■ A abort business meeting waa ship l» lietieved to derive from COTTONS - in Bright rheld price to Mr. Harm in'* talk (ha fart that Viking* actually toiophonc your roaorvatioiw to l.rw FuativitiM start at ti PM with < with Mlaa Lucille Campbell'* carried crow* in that position, Plaida, Gioeka and Solid when they war* lost they would Dot:', Managoi, Sanford 1200 1 I ■tude by Paul Coble's Orchcatro. WfJMo a crow and follow It whon Colon . -Children'* Him I “ “ rd the nearest hind. Toll fiTkS'-iKS mn?yy'f eS^:| Holly w RADIO STATION W.T.R.R. I'lann For .Supper, I ......., I.ORMANN’S RESTAURANT WIM, UK - Ol'KN SATI'KDAY — OUT. 1 PTA Horiorw New Members, Teachers jSs m”'"‘ 7,,,r i'A i uiX"s 1 Barbara CuHHube I (aiveii Birthday Party f ^let^uruoil •*' Conw* Celebrate Our Opening For The SuiiHon At A I GAY COCKTAIL PARTY-DINNER & DANCE SATURDAY, OCTOBER FIRST Methodint Church To Be Scene of Seminar Grammar School PTA Holds Night Meeting CLOSE OUT ON CHILDIil-'N'S DRESSES Ealrytule Loomeraft E-j&S “ .... thru 14 * A S B B E N N E T .r.S . ■ n,11■1W sa,- -Ml,— yS.|Ss-a'-•■ -1-•■imI : ' ■ '' - s 'f c : ... i* \ -••• f • ,v,1V\ Tj '1'y ‘-1- Sity/A'* x ’ '?ivr.*14* <!'Aw'**"'•-•Ff ’i]> ■ 'Ji't"’ t �OrV'J&r m, 5,t# • iv- %T M H ? A G E I'W O t e e •rhe Sanford Herald ----- Am in »•“ * a a i t t * ‘ ■I*. •« «ka P m « nttlee M J i a f a r t , rtmtUn, a*4a» i t i m N j t « * n * at Mar*h a, U8T. ■ O tU K D I , o u a Malta* OORtroN f lR A lf Raalaaaa M aaaaa* Ma Meet ha JB fL z z z . . aaHt. •aa> ll« ^ ^ .M la a r , varAa a t rra a la lla a a a• a* .l a a llr r a af i l i a t i h fa r n « Js a e R F * lir r m a iH N atla aaflr H r la J l ! T T " £ r ■•■eeeealalleee. i .t m . uirVLVa n»i' a J ' * ^ ■‘•■•her a f l l i " k lrt. h t iH IItt S g !>ftj^"ar^r sySBK B ' M . " - ! ! ! .! * * M H ia» atiatra j; TU KH D AY. HKI'T. 27, 1949 6T D D A V iH' IllOfcS VUMHR D eal, mortal* have this feeling ■••li •*•*! than. Han* people atMin * W the feeling off. Tha nun will ah(M beautifully In a aery ahnrt Uiaa. My auul la weary of my Ilf*. ^ f b- Wtl. • b ■■■ : >• W: |,r ' ft}:. jy * , u ^ V . suppose there are tome ad­ vantages in the |xior Indian liyinK |o ape the white man’i ways. hut whenwe *ee n whole pipe of newiIf picture) of n group wpn _ of Semihah Indian giili putting on n hath!: id lin g beauty cooltit in an altempt to lure viaitara to their vilUfa near Miami, we wonder if h li worth it. 1Morf tf.nn $170,000,000 wn< pidd to people out of Work in tins country during the month of AufUit. Al that rale jobless hrnrlit* to il Ifte ’American taxpayer! over tw bil|ion dollnn n year. That difci not include benefit! to under­ privileged children, pension* to old folk!. veteran! benefit*, limpil.ds, ichooli, or anything like that. Thu law billion dollar! a year it just a litdt imKicement which the laxpayera offer iomc folk* not to work. ft u i Hf; Li, : a A pew hook by a Yale ptofeiMt. attempt! to give a fair and •^killed picture of one of our ••riy Frriidcnli who wa* mi un­ popular he cuuld nut gel elrrtrd far a iccond term, but who, ac­ cording to modern ideap, wai one *1- tha greatest of our early .itatriana. John Quincy Adams carried Olf thC great traditions of Tirorge Waihlngtnn and Tlmtnni Jrflerinn Samuel Flagg liemii says. and a* tkia author of the Monroe Dactrine i k . iliinki, bill giratrit cfipifnnint anil one nl our mn*t en­ lightened *lalcimr|i. Hut like at* riin y other Duly men, hr had la wail a bundled year* to ht. fully appreciated. • FivdAeart ago Joie Manuel AleSMn w*» a inlnrird employee ol »K% Cuban ministry of Education iftaking $2 0 0 ' a moailt, -lie wa* WtM enough In back the ri|ht candidate for prcsidcnl. and gain U li confidence of the power* that IM in Ihe island republic. Today, Striko Victims Who nuffern most fritn n strlk e 7 .jn .lt the employer, who bines the profits of production, or the consumer, who loses the goods that might have been produced? Or Ih it the worker, who loaes his wage? Thu pay of coal miners, who went on strike September lit, runs around $14 a clnj Normally they work a five-day Week, which means a gro^s income, before deductions for such It jms us income tax of nronnd $70 n week. No miner ever counts on working fifty-two weeks In a yenr, so part of lif It miiHt be saved. Since last .1it no the coal miners have been working a three-day week, by union edict, so family budgets geared to $70 a week have had to run on $4U. Now income stops. It might he that tin- coal strike hurts someone else worse than the miners upd their families, but the point would he hard to make. New l'il) Kor Marshall Sanford Forum Kdltor, Tim Hanford Herald Hnnford, Flotilla I h ue Mr. Ilcuni, I read with Intateal the letter of Iho CltV Manager published In your puner of Friday, Septamber tllril. wherein rartaln ntntamanta wore mmlo ulaml Dr. Itsyuiond l». Dan*, which Hlntami'iit* do not at all give the facta. On Heptembrr 20, 1048, Dr. lias* wn* first prosecuted In tha Municipal Court of Hnnford on lha rom.plaint of C. C. Hobson and two liier* whom he Induced to sign in application for warrant. In hla eatlmony In that ease, Mr. Dobson stated under oath, and t quota: hi'Finally, I yriml out to tji# hoa filial and t think sompoha waa sleeping In tlm hospital, but I rould not waken them . It thq-efore appear* from tka teatlmonv ttven by tho main com­ plaining wltnaia that aomaopo Waa wltm In the hospital on Aha sleeping Ih . lha finest home! on the beach. Dobson complained In’fr n« of the belt revenue pro- could not aleep became btnineii property in Miami fog*. Dr. Baa* testIfled that ha tded in Iheie invcilmctiti. want to tha hoapltal tin RrikUl iDar being iillad hy Wf.----r'much thii ii coiling tha Mid that it wa* *0 qwlat .w ld _n taxpayer, how Iona he willi hear a pin drop, and that no $imit, and what hd will do iaff alept thsr* tho ratnalndaf ot ii,^-, i ^'gtH enough, ii anybodjr’i the/light. ,. Baaed on thia type of leatlaeny. who can blame him? Dr. Uifs waa found guilty, Vanrone 'with**|>ecUI aati to r * 1 it mile the »e«bfll>*lM»w« tea wkji prebeeuted „ ii Dying to make the .most iNUHMfl. “ y f lha newt that Kuuil has adopUd May 24, 1948) liomb, Tha Cai|foi ' ati other’ Wdlnance rn tho atatement mad* 1>hd hie young * r n1 ofigmitted suicide ai IT ' V U fa R**' tpo" , but when tl W T v > i t I ^ Enter raw* ■ ooo au M w avcM ittr IWfr Thu* Allien Im* good rca*on il At, HOYI.K punetil wisely dropped thi to bnlli'T* he wim’t l>e defeated. If NKW Y n ilK , Hepl, 2 7 - ^ 1 - ter. to- were Im would have In raitgo Today a dud with atom luimti* ami a new general election would Naturally everyone t*day Is won­ dering what lie should about the could be us mutually deadly to na­ he nulled. atom bomb, What will )»> dennuiatrsted, how tion* us shotguns at five puces The heat possible advice to bil­ would he to two Individuals. ever, 1* wln-ilmr the Hoclatl"! low la— don't buy one now on a mnmlwr'hlp In ftommnni *1111 Atom lamibs can Im delivered by nil the Iiiis Is of tills it is estimate eland* eolldlv liehlnd him. In order rising market. plane, ship, submarine, or rocket-- that about HO children will bo Why havn one around the homo to make mire that all Social!*!* every way except liy parcel post. are in their acuta tomorrow, the at all? You can't tune In a base­ All nations that took part In nay given Instruction, said Hupt. T. W. government I* tending nut What ball program on It like you cun such merry warfare would suffer, I.itw lull today. they rail n "tin I!* I III* Whlp’]o^lo >n a television sat. It's tm> heavy nml Iho i-iisunit lea would be mea­ , Thn final testing, ht . stated,: Imperative aurnmoii*. A mcmrsir o throw al a nit and loo hig m sured by entire, cities ratber tlmn will Im hiilii it check by the County ran he expelled front tho party fire at a burglar. Ami the renalr platoons. llcnllh t r/ni. Following completion for Igtioi lug aiu h an order. or trade-in value of a used atom of the survey, indlvldiinl Instruc­ tniaglur tlm communiques: If Attlee get* Iho rmialng ma­ bomb is practically aero. tion will Im given to each child jority which he anticipate*, and Nope, you might hh well tu rn ' "A Joint force of allied bomb­ needing assist mice. This Includes er* today nttggked and wiped out the government** accounting of the whole matter over to Ihe In work with children who stutter, Ita atewnriiahip I* well received tsrnatlomtl diplomats of the Unit Minsk, niTordiug to plan. Our In- cerebral palsy victims, cleft lip] fighters engaged nil hv Ihe piddle, ildte. he will l»e In ■ i Nntimis, whoso theme song I*: •"•'ci-ptor fu mid imlnle mid (lie major group stronger po*‘“ - A DOF.I> ...... H *"11 "You Hlmw Me Your .Stockpile.' J '"'1"/ ' " f 1' 1 over the eastern sen- who have urtieiiliilhiti problem*. run avoid a geoernl g f........................ election until Ab,, .... Hlmw v .... m i .... » l"ntrd and *shot down he plane*. And I'll You Mige.' CARTOON Hucerli correction I* it new sernext suinnier when It normally M TliN U K I think the average man will lie Huston Is missing." vh e thul lilts been milled to tile fall* due. That will give him time Fum years ago I toured strick­ larl to let it go at that. Kor count v school curriculum tills year. I’A BA MOUNT N KWH t„ pus* legislation which will per­ en Nagasaki, it black scar in lliu * has become bored to death Mr.*. Griihmn, wlto has charge of lulls. K uoiii by room 1 explored th tho atom bomb. He la aniioythis work throughout Ihe county, concrete steel In from Aberdeen, H. D. and rcat seeing what waa to he the1,1 shuttered . . , .and . . llohmii end another withdrew thalr cantury of thn common man ‘" " ^ h every reived Iter muster's degree In complaint nml warrant. turned tnln tha rentury of the blg *]" ! '^ b*1. becn ^ F* * 111 *}'* correction from the UnlverThe City Manager also stated firecracker. And he Isn'l happy ' ™ '1 had bee'i carted away by speech „ j - of lowa. that Dr. Bass wa* convicted In tD know that thn 1114 queatlon of i,oU»«l ,w th “ M0: the first action In the Municipal hla generation u,*ii n,au i... Una ami burned. What impressed Court because the court "deter­ 'terhare do we blow from here," ms most were tho window*— tha pastors In Wisconsin and still sell mined that he was operating a boyat" gist* had melted and run like iimugh sandwiches to make hla atnnll animal hospital In an un­ unhides of candle wax The plain truth I* that the lawful manner", and further •tomle era tra to data date ha. haa been noth- J , \ " Art'ually about all th . ordinary atate* that Ids fine waa upheld ttomie iM but an affront to th* dignity wV.r / .r n t I a rlllaen In any country can do hy the Circuit Court, • J ^ a . bean a gooaa-plmply fJII?-1 'he atom bomb I. to dlaThe Municipal Court made DO ^ pert* agree that dlaperaal la flnr. ... „ „ . .... such determination. The charge Hut they don't explain how a man i I n ' l i pr" y nohody _____ moshroom shadowed Hirosbhna, against Dr. Basa waa "heaping *■ - . I" (3* u Am t fear who own* a dellcateiien store off Itowllng ami barking"dog. I n ' ^ ' Broadway can move it to a cow latlon uf Hectlon 0 of Ordinance . * njL .ix/tw H i) Aa P "1 Hava the Haitian* solved the 41111", and ha waa found guilty of i »er* ( v l i ' u u ; ' it / v '7 M erit of the etom bomb? Well, that charge, and not that ha, waa 4< « H ID ! IN f H t A I R E operating a small animal hospital there Is good reason now to lie < A- i Uev* yee. But what If they have? In an unlawful manner. Parnapa the City Manager had better In­ People weary of fear, and man­ form himself on that acore before kind is running out of gooaa pirnmaking a public statement. ’Turn a „ m Lincoln la raportad Let the public alio undaratand ‘ Arrow 11 that Dr. baaa waa only ftm d 2 2 ? •" ^!'‘ IUn* ! <l " Every Turadny and Wadnaaday $10.00, but thetl ................. ho la ao .u. .*■ ■N l ' 9 1” ? **»• f* * 1™ w« be Immediately auggeated aatlafled with tha altuatton ha wtli $1.00 (plug tax) for • enr F u l l ! not let it raat until tha last court <"ahotguna at lira paces. Hie opA il mu at ibp M fttid 'I---1 ■ 7 1 .1 * In the country can decide whetkar , San tha 1*1cM mowi*#,the City haa auch authority aa mft Mm D> Vnaba good the platIt attempted to invoke and did in* fohn prom Da* on which he wa* voko In that caat. Tha case la new Two Important pledge* on the way to the Supreme aln to be carried out of Florida. Tha caaa la atrle action of tha great Iteel volved with principle and ry and further rtalricUorf of I ,fl tl t/i n lj 1- el\‘ « M i l.i •-!>. ■»: powcF of th* Holla* of •Ha. • 1 • ' 1 / t va$ <, avtr legislation passed hy I Iruat that thia will put tha R 3 y , Last Times Today! BRING THK WH<1LE ,FAMILY TONIGHT AUlr* > a man with a mlaelon. hfllevce fhat hla party waa to carry out the .' that B i, ii D r.-'* 1 ' . and that *W of tha ' - ram md i i th* sec ahout lha can caruinly. faal - With their difl irivl Tr rn% fc'UiiWW « * duly i ana |hr (DAY Oommona. ;attom j^Mfee^tkat if.the _ , FAMILY NIGHT th*rtfb ■ wn mm MMilnir dirwtli V. fl. PA SSPO R TS W ASHINGTON, Sept. 27— <JP) — The State Department expects It hand nut thin year a record totnl of about 260,000 pn*aporta to American* gilng abroad.Official* raid today nla e*tlnf» nte i* Luiaed on tha number of pnaipnrts jamicd in the first half of the year and spot check* on Inter application* They .mid It top* the number i**urril in tho late 20'* when there wa* a wave of foreign tra. val, Ln*t year £ 10,000 were i«'ited * 'What To Do About The Bomb T , f c ^ J 1 5 f T W o r r i e s Few, But Bores Many whereaa the fonrervallvea have ‘ ih d T are alao lbqiW fK Jtm v T U E S D A Y S E P T . 27, 1919- 'SO SORRY TO DISTURB!"^, Iwfl DaHF gtrar* It c Z * ■:*r - ••• 3\* tlirre might he would go to Wnfe I rarnei* In the lower luarket*. Thai ha* hrmii'ht threat* of ntrlke*. Nnturnllv the t'oimervnllve*. an*|er l*ader*hlp of former I’rlm* l Mlnl«li r Wlimlnn t'hurrhlll, have *el*ed upon till* *llnnllon to make ■in nlfnrk on (lie Hoplalht governineiit. and the annault will cover II* flimnelat poll, ic* nlneo It took _ power in Ifl-IB. f'lmrehlll I* expert- i eil to lend the offepalve and h» will he harked hv hi* elilef lleut enanta, In,-hiding deputy leailtr A ii II kiiiv I'.ilrn. It I* Allien him-elf who I* tak­ ing tlm Initiative In fan* of Ih* impending hattln hv demanding a vote of ronfidonce, The ronaervatlvn lendera nlreiidv hint made It known dial they didn't Intend to] rail for a vote of renaure. | t'lenrlv Atti»v feel* very atne <>f llm ic u lt, a* well he may unte** Imvc lieell Issued and lid* limiter would never liuvn hern aired pulilicly. Mv letter to your |ut|mr diil nut Inject the (,‘lt.V Manager Into lliln rontrover*y, hut since he hn* In­ jected himself into the picture. It I* no moro than fail- (hat the people know tha entile story. In the caan tiled In Municipal Court on September 211, Itltfl, wo rallrd a Mr. Grady Duncan, tha then City Building Inspector, a* a witness for Dr. Ita**, nml proved that the City aold Dr. Hus* tha property, assisted in selecting tha site, granted him a building per­ mit, and licensed the operation. Approximately one week after this testimony waa given by the City Building Inspector In the Mould ml Cuuit. II Vf be was naked to resign and I am reliably tin position, nml Informed that ho believe* that t h » la the taaiori he waa f am Jmt wondernaked to t Building Inapeotor, lug If the -Truth borne nut by hv ielllngf. the C lt y 'a L , ,^-nrd . In the City’# own court/loat I regret that the public haa bean Informed by tha City Managar that th# City Com rn'itloner* art so buay -that thay are not able to ten to tha vtuca of tha people, liaten d that people have been request­ and ed ’ by him not to contact thalr Comnilsaionera about thia matter, la ha euggaatlug that you call him ao ha can, act aa a buffer for the ommtsalonT If you act on auch r,J 1* ""'I ha perfofma aa ho did at,th# order* of tha C o w million on August 92nd, your CommiMtoner will never hear »■ iaaue at rest. e ftw Tha Clt: AA* t , s a n f o r d F l o r id a ,, I t develon among Ida follower*. (Jen. George C. Marshall has a new jolt as president of tha American Hed Cross, This will lai an addition to an al­ ready Impressive llsl of public responsibilities the general ims carried, topped by llne-e of chief of staff during World War I I and secretary of slate during the ci it leal period of the ecnntitnie crisis and the cold war In Kurnpc. Now reported In restored health after resigning Ids Btuto Department post earh this year because of his health, Marshiff will find the new job no sinecure. So,, at any rate, gays Hdill! O'Connor, who hn« resigned after holding it five Yearn; lie said It had completely consumed his time Mid en­ ergies, Thai will he nothing new for Marshall, who has become used to Much Jobs. m m * i •Herald revrala, he M id o f a isyndicate of Cuban poli­ ticos wRo hive inveil rd $100,000,0BD in Miami and Miami Beach erly as a hetlge against the when they may lie driven out 'power. Some of the biggeit Very night of tha eomplaint wduand *|nntinsnt lirnuei, ioase rould pot be awak»$e ' h cta ld ▼ *vnr- Thn Communists of Chinn have not up thalr own nationIty DKW1TT MACKENZIE til govornmont of "the Peoples Republic of Chinn", The next AP Foreign Affair* Analyat ntep in i formal procUmntior. of it arnl n bid of international i recognition as the true Rovernment of China. flrltHtn’a fWlnllnt tfov*rnm«it Thin will pose perplexing problems for the other yovorn- Inmnrrnw fnern n rntclnl taut of wli*ili*r It Iih* lout around with menlH, even for thru of ttio Soviet Union, International cus­ It* Mir majority uI follower* in the tom, ns to chnitRe of government by civil war, is to grant lion** of Common* a* the rr»ult recognition, umiplly tempnary, to a now government when of the devaluation of the pound it becomes obvious that the old government hoH been over­ Uniting. Primp Minister Atlleo and hi* thrown and that the new government la In actual physical ciililnel will Hiaml or fall on a voir control of the nation. of I'finfldi'W* on thin l**u«. < Pnrllnment Im* Iiron railed Into Kvcn no recognition mriy b« withheld, sometimes for many years, on grounds Hint the new government Is not *j*erlal thfee-dav *e**inn fn* « full dcludn In which tit* govern­ representative of the people, or fhat It hnn not shown Itself dro** ment will imdrrl*kp to juHtlfy II* nble to maintain control ni.fl order. 'Hila wan tha case with the net Ion i Tit* i|r valuation of the Soviet Union, which wnn generally slow to get recognition, ixiiim I wa* wholly unexp*cted hy and was not recognized by the United Staten until sixteen Parliament nml the xnipral pub­ lic. for the government had |n*dn years after the revolution. It a lop-drawer *ecret. A» a ennThe problem lu China la delicate, While Its position Is "cruionee Hie *la*h III the vain* of desperate, the Notionalist government has not been over­ John null'* money earn* a* » thrown In fact. Many naiiona, Including the United States, ahnek to n tint Inn which had re­ garded the pound prldpfnlly a* the have taken a partisan interest In the civil war on the «>de emblem of atnhltity. of the Nntinnnllstn, and nonuse Communist rule, Yet the ComMoreover rompllratlon* qillrklv minilnU occupy alrout half i l ........................... nl the land of..................... China, with some­ developed. Tile devatiildlon will thing over half of the population, and they are still on the force up the price of some c* aentlal eommodllle* which have to move. l>e Imported, and liread I* one of Unions the tide of bnllie Rhould miraculously bo changed, the Item* affected. When agita­ It tnRy goon become difficult to avoid Iho question of dealing tion nro** among the rank* of with tha Communist government, except by abandoning aiiiiu* worker* for hlptier wage* to Ihln Inrren**. I he govern contact with the Chinese people. That would be a hard choice offpiet merit nnnoiinred that there would for Americana to make. l>e no neneral rHl*e*. Whatever i while Secrrtjry of Stale lulprri to lay llifl foundalion nl Atarriran fof«isn polii y rVci lintci I le wai. Mr. It. b. IICmii IRtl Vrilcr s A if r o n D THE WORLD TOMY _ ., ee* Manley at • • I ___N a c a a lla Tifac-RirnoR u n i r : ------------- • r^ re- l Ni% Chirm Government ■H.i'j he** H J ’ lZ \J (n«i I ! ,n U -., . l ■ tftu; A - it ” -J»-*[\r't‘rJ i:n a - t e ^ f Y V e a r - y - te? v i k ■ I Mi *<i ^smV. ‘ /<■ f - -V wmm 11 \\i\m %Aisvi.— •>_» V! r u ~ -■■■ ' 1 . ■f*at}, fjftn 1' ■ ■ 1 ... V V \ \ " ■ 1 .J). X v �M il — 1,— sf? I SANFORD. FLORIDA PAGE T H R E E , Mr. Marke Advises Emotional Stability n ld e h " Teen Talk ItltnWN Ai tiuiMy, now that gills are | weal ing heel * i,n thelt shoe*, By V IV IA N the) ",|| nutiic (licit ankles look A P Newefeature* much pi ctiii i Flat shoes thiiAv liy I ) W i l l T A V 1.H K M A H K R " " e h i . n the inside of ilia You can make ynut school AP N'e»»f ent lire* Writer Telaphon* 14ft What mil we do .......... children classes glnmoi sessions, If you fool an,I make I he ankle look ^ CarHo Palmer Ray— Society Editor Ml -s Ihlaftelil suyt. in a time of spiritual crisis? want to, advises hrniily expert i thickti, Whut ilo they need ■ It older to he Ann Delafield. fttu- «»>■« llieici \ nk le- h'Oh ninth piettlei In S II I f * 1111if r14«" Ia•1i 41• h l f I, ( ntlf M stiong and tinafiatd ' Whut ate aye lo t* u f e x e ic ls e s Tliat call tie *|ilk i <! the ctlm nl slumhiids tin times de- ] done lit yum d e sk w I,de yon i nn-1 < u I t n l y n iiii* f l i m r * m ed ieval lllstoi y i I "tit mand ' The • had lesponsihillty ! central* «n t h in t i n utht on flu mitftldtf of >nurse, must lad oil pm cuts. *oi iheullstiy o f t i i * ' "'i •! nnliri* Mm, Flennoi Ingralnim Ituvenvl TUKH D AY Hi. I'ntil Weaict, clmil Ilian of] Today’s leeu-ugei says Wll laid Cun null y has le tinned III III h i lie muLM' luokt The Pilot Cluli will hold It* re -' li ft Friday fur Charleston, ft. C., frum Unytuiiu Bearn wheir lie. tile division of philosophy and | llelalirld, bin a tnpli told m Unit p r gular buslnoai mealing In the where on Huturduy »hf ««> hunor- spent the past two we* ks. ■eligmii at .Stephens College, ! lem becao-e bun line. In inline II \ i. 4 an* U r i t l Touritt Conter ut 8:00 P. M. to lie eil irnewt at n luncheon K veil by s t ie s s e s th e need of using the and heal llu< alt at* going up. III t IIlit |f:) , oh (III tkiori a im or*ceded by the board meeting at the ll. S, Navy nboaril the L\ ft. 8, K. C. Harper, Jr., left on Sul- i pi llu ip le s ol i elig loll ill a pine* j tiirls are being luiiglu to get i i m « - d k' i ii, ' I ! *<111 fiilit tu id ti* Ingraham. In 1041 Mm, Ituvenel unlay for Tallahassee to resume | 7:80 P. M. t i i at w a y . fta>- be {exposed necklines in condition V% t i l l L i , 1 anu \ l* t i, itilk is e * i went to Charleston tn christen the hi* studies at Florida fttatv I'm- • ..... of legs M is t 1* Ut I “ O ne ol m u must I........ taut , and to be mole V W RH N K SD A T ' ship and Intel to Its eommis*toii- varsity. . Id. d y o u ' n a v e i | { and ankles, long hidden iimler re s p o n s ib ilitie s In lin y is to 11" I I* I *" 141 '*• w in d lu i ge le g s, Tha Ladles Auxiliary of th e ! lutt. keep uni c ln ld i en ’s em o tio n al dungaree*. - I 41 > MUI t k ' in U allet dam in g , Brotherhood of Hallway Trainmen I hi* t* the thud U- ft. -I»i|* to Here ale sonic i n n o rs sug­ im t iiie s lit a ii-ii-inut te m p e r­ ftHutiitu i -*. ng. a ll o f w lilc fl will have a xocial meeting at the beur the mime of liei illustrious 'Mr. ami Mis. C. V. HuuVei Inive I kC a tu re , so to -peak, ttu the gested by M iss Delnlielil. Inn 1 4*1 111 l o m i l " mu<i i I leak ie r. home of Mr», J. N. Gllloti at :i;U0 f ore tiea r, Coinindr. Duncan Noth- returneil to Sanford aftci visiting ! p h y s ic a l sid e , m iln le has pio - can du them at yum de-k: Win hi >■ 1• nt lull disikppeur P / Jl. ' uniel lugrahaiti, Vi. ft. N. who in Kentucky for the pa»t four j Necks can l,e luveliei if you f i u i i i i l u v Id cil I In* I i i i i i i i i i i body w ith a I received world win* u cognition weeks. tn iiin l iritY r’s yoi THURSDAY w o n d e rfu l ini-.hti nl s in w h ich Will push Up lli'i'k at spot wlicie LY 11 1| 14Mil . ill 1K07 for his during rescue of • *i httnilft* «n f v « 9 The Sanford Story League Martin Kostin, an Austi inn reke e p s th e iio m iiil body t e n ip e i- your tonsils me tin w eirl to­ W f i t ' l l \ >4 4 < L1' I i l k u m lim vfi | ward* the celling, all ilie while P ill meet at the Prc»byt#rlun fiiltee, who after Inking imlcltlxcn* o l I ' [4Url t< i n- 1 * vt lin n * i i il Mr. ulid Mis. Heiheit fttouthnff a n ile ol o d c g le e s K u lire n W VIMIASONS why the Weit I* famous for <•» s, curry arrive In New York holding cluli. I nsli 11 gnl tonsil Church at 8:00 P. M. The hoard ship iinper* was returning to get an 1 Mr. and Mrs. Waite: MenYfiMni t i bed no m a lle i wtiut the w e a th e i ■ Ddld F l| Ikikok mt City for the annual rodeo and are grrtteU by cowboy slur dene Autry. Will meet at 7:80 P. Mi Ills fumiiy when he wits seined by w«thei spent the past weekend is o utside. Uni w hen an I up tuward ceiling, tla i o il l m» V l i I I I' I n a u , i> ......... w ay tn tiain I«eft to rigid (front ruw) arc flcrvil Sorm- m «f Itlulio, Jackie Durham a A "get acquainted" partytwill wll tie I lie Austrian* and held ns hostage. nt Miami Beach. ok 4 ic .b e Aiuimin lniie .le i: ViiUlBi'll * l< s u p th in up , head e m n tlm iill h ll/ m id ur tm iia d n uf Xaxui, nnd Barbara Uallqulit of Arilui' i In the back row arc Ihirothy Wield at POO P. M. at Seminole As nn American lie tvin entitled sw e e p * th e I a s i , we h av e no lin g at 111Nk, loll >oil it I Mill t IlUt l l i u h . I *44* k -i ■tngiti (Hughes of Arliotur and Juaitn# Phillip* ut talifoinlu. (tritcriialtunuO High School sponsored J>y the to the lUotectlull of the United il )OU do d JII.I Hint u.Ik ami a* »ueh a u lu m iitii p ro ti'e tiu li." I I I * l l x t i I*ICS V . ---------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------P a r e n t - Teacher AisBclutlon. •Stnles .itii| Cmnnidr. Ingralmm, illllaiold Kastner, Jr. ha* left iiltell as pu.-*ii,.i il will gike kni', lk ■m lu ll, Ht, o l M il'll Y W lia l , il a m llu n g , can we du Member* of the School Board, tleiiigh outnumbered in slilp.v, de­ ' for Tallahassee where lie will 4 ’C h n iiip u g lie F o r I ’ n e s a r ." Hhe your neck n la w lot i t , m i, M i i iu c , h a a i ’ lii U n i t i n ' a b u iil it. a k l b . W e u v e l. Ilu w the faculty und all patron* of the manded und untamed it lent" under • liter Ills Junior year at Kloilda ha* a imiple of play deals looking A w a u l I llle ile-k i k iu ciM ' I i i i i n i ' , ut p a id iiV lob* o 'l.ip school are Invited. Mute University. tin*nl of opening file. and il one jells, she'll give movies w e ll a ie w , eqllipped fut culi- siig g e ste it Ii) M iss Ih 'la tie lit I* rtl »‘ i • I . . . i'. a ilo i* l» V m in By BOH THOM AS , | " llin g einoti 'Uni e p id e m ic s ? the go by for a year, tin s : B e . ■lUlli' t'Mfll liUJN o| ) Hill In leeogliltiuii of this gullnnt . i.i, h puk o lf w it h lull'll i I HATUHDAY T u begin w ith , - a y s D i . W e a v e i, I l ib s neat back In,no lit l l i l t |||iiM il * 4V t I R ' I S k e lto n m ust be t iiiln ln g we a i e lu m i.iii beings. A . I n * a dak w h ic h Bv BOH TIIOMAH The TourlMt tiruup will hold .i net inn ninny nutions sent present* Humid Kastner teturned last A’ ’ rib * tip a w a y lim n ie fl tup, I lien 'xfil* -xt'll * * i i c . i * and iie lg h HOLLYW OOD, Sept. 27 - t/Pl — fo r hi- fu tu re f ilm , " W a tc h T h e we l ia ie the iiu n i.n i in tiiil h iu I s".'.'A supper nt '1:80 p, M. at the Tuin- to Cntnuidr, liigruhiiin. ii eluding night from Mt. Pleasant, Pu p irit silveA eervleus, swords, briice* of n g n t a w a y lim n lig h t tup, then ho IN III >1 lo u iS le e p )': II ,, w as ta k in g llu * li where he has ipent leveml Flea mi i Powell, who tapped her Hirst ii l*t Center. Heaervutlon* fur the a pm p n - e liil - iiib ilu in g iiu-eliali- I , i, m id Anna am i Imld. f u ' J U l f " I ' I suppert dote ut noon on Ftiduy. pistols, etc. The working class of j mouth*. wav thiougli innny a musical a n h o i" a ll o v e r Ih e t'lu in te e la ir ism th at in n hi m ade to cunt I id ! le f t, r lg t il, t e ll, u g ld England gave him n chronometer. I. , In, k III l l l i elephone 660-W or 487-V. The lew vein* hack, may make a per- p a rt i ta llo w in g F d W in n 's te le ­ a g g ie - - ik i im p u lse s w he n c o n - ' i f y o u c a n buhl ilu * in i iiiu iiig H H * ' *1* In America, liy special net of li, I l o l l ,le i p u t*! •£'eml.erehlp drive will open with iiiuntnl thing of her film letiiru. cast l i i t i bus n v e n i and a Im lf It id l . in * i ,ii y and d e s iia lit e ,'11lie re st ut tin .in-- p i i n . i , you I h o t [ I [Ills' Congress lie was given the second Dale Kcott, Jr. Is spending some 1 1. u s in g IP - y e a r j this met ling. . c u l l 'l help bill m ake -■ liool a Tiie loilg-stemmed tapster i* set le ft " I In * stu d io r m i l i n d and i* A l i o l hi Congipssionnl Medal of Honor time nt the Naval Air Station fm n giieit iippeariince in "Ditch- w e ll ned up w ith v d t ld i's . T h e y rim * p le k c n iiiig Ih e o u tb re a k ut i1charm session. '.iii'l ot l.e x lllnh1 n M MON 11A 1 ev< i presented by tbis country. in Jacksonville in ritniteftlon with e** of Idaho" with Fstlier Wll- a te ' A d h n v C a b M a n ." " T h r e e ••ml •' nn* I in ini I ami s p ir it u a l fe v e r j l i l r l * wtm sd w ill, i , g ■ i i o , sell t o l l , K v , u .c o lly wmj th e w in Id ha* im ivb m u s e to I he D. II. <104 is the thlt-sl Navy his ilutie* In the Naval All HeBt. Mark* Chapter of the Wo* ' a r e a s k in g in m u > m is lui t i l l * LYUl l H li " H i , i , i.i g u ll toni tia* L it t le W m d s ," A la s s ie F ilm , d read lluiu*. Her old home lot also wauls man'* Auxiliary of Holy Cross ship to l>enr the nnini of Ingru- serve. ii k , *n y» slid Hi i her to sign on foi one picture.a " B l i ' t n , " " B m v T u W in F it e iid s H bat i* llu naliiie uf this lliliei { h o llo w tluglls. k ill , M iss t h la i i l i ' l i l Church will meet at 8:00 P. M. liiiiii. nnd slid down (hi ways k, du noil fox A la i liil l u e i i i e P e o p le " am i " J o e ' i l i o U II hi " O l fie ld . Huyshe. i vein for tlie future. n la liili/ci Is i Imp*, suggest* with Mr*. Huy ftymes, Sr. In Jim. til, 1014 nnd saw service ■L a i In . *he film * u u iI A laU 'h li ' A r ie l |||H ' lie beads fo r | "Wlit'ii young guls sd wdli Thi* information come* from U l . V teakei ilie iie sl nam e fu r It m the Pacific theater against the Loch Arbor, Mr. and Ho: till') li'll.ple*, fla t1 1 1 1 *< I h" ‘ 0 l-U llll'sl i a Lim e I jiM illy in (fit* |i|‘o • leg* Cl oared, Japs. The first "ingfnhnm" was son Ken Hi lived lutt Week lu ion husband, lilelin Fold, on "The ta le : i-ii ii It lie li.i* .l i e n g t l i le ft. ^ c h i l l i ! ) t. in| |ii i I F?Piti>l)Ekl Il'yMlIlk I I • II Vi. Mature was asked about I ivirtu es and r .n a legs tm launched July 4. 11*18. but after sin lid some lime with Mis White Towel" set. He next redm I llu - p u n o | m a il; It drtu i f l i r t ttiu rim M i* "O I b u lIllllg *«uM v H i* « 4 • 11 r ; If<I if|><"t"f tumble at home "Nothtb. Ion don naval treaty of lint), Marlon* Y Pan nit. Mr. and Mis nun. to Id* old Alma Mater, k e b .p , in eat b ut ut a e cm d in g 1114' ttl l i t l ' < > ' U 1 MVI. kit II fit I f Milfell dug min-unl tin a guy tike me." lie l lin in ' l ♦ 'tilt-' in liaiu h>, I iiik w is si rapped. Turner l.mlge at lllen laniie at Columbia. Ulenn turned duwn a In Ins - p u ii'ia l e a p a v il) And lout 1 ill Ihle 0 8 6 i Tile second "Ingrtibni i," the 11. 1M l P.lm Avenue. i lily h ' am i Klu r s w n , ii l h . Mi l l * h h h U .i , In,nee lu eo-»iar with l.una Turn- replied " |’i| ruy it was pai fm the j sp n 11m il i a pa i .1 ) , lik e ev el y ■ g y S it i A n l i i h M ' h» I i.ig g c s i ilu ill to COtli -e ri III "A Life uf Iter Own: he tilin g i i - i in i-ib m i l I i i i mg It is . . “ , II. I l l was built at the Chnrles| . i.l. nl id Itu lliU * lillti. lit H i ii A special meeting of thn exe- |IIM Navy Yard mid christened at didn’t like the mb' T I iiiC h gelling g e llin g I iii i,u , l u l l ,' „ ( ||,a t a l c a ll tea. h I lll' lll [■*11 rlk ■ * kfilm r l Mi l l UI , U 1. 1*1 1 .ii k . I ia .. m anMiss Kslher Clirlstmnr, Mi-> lie a piuldem picture, what with CUtlve board of Seminole High I fll ,|„. beginning ..f World War II. p i e .e n t .” and li'sp e . fiil • n i t y r i i f u k't ^ ll* • • " l in ilu iiiit t th e school I oi ent-1curlier Assoem ||,,, career was bilrf ami tragic Martha Wight. lloMiy Newuoui. I,njut reportedly bulking ut dulll£ 1n*ia> . i i .. .i . • tutu eig h t In IIIlu ll p la in s : yy t n l r i . f o ­ Hon waa called on Thursday nftei ■ „„ ,Su* ..put, tM „ collision in Kliby File nn,| John Pope weie it. too. A m a in i i i i * m e c u lisld e ie d lieu " llle n ■d a l I I L 111* III *, m in id tv Idmid* il h i y h i i n A ' hiiiLi noon by the President Mr*. M. F. j ml,|.Atlantic Aug. 2. UU2 while iiinung those from Si.ufoiil who John (iuilichl will skip doing a l ■die. it i- ■—liin a le ii it.tUHI.iKHI s o l ia l il y i mm ol III* * 4' |1411 1 i i| h i VI i l l wi l l Vt , H \ t lllk l i s t s on ulleiided the foolball gum, in Baker. Arrangement* were cum l nn runvny duly. i , 11 Mai \ . t undad) iln»e "I sle ep in g illllg * Iff lift II* i »• •'14I ^ 14F 1411V • fi f ) **YY l l l i i l s 114 4-* (i.'iinesville Ih'I w ii ii the UniveiMl) In midway show till* season, lie'll plated fur the "get acquainted"' lake oil unotliei picture after . - titinlf11K M irm ita ie im i'in m u l in a s in g le y e a r |l| o ( o l r l l t l l \ | uf Flurldn and f'ltmlel. tili l i'it * h* party to be held next Thursday I ut i In* S o u th , "The liig Fall" ami piodilre his HM i s in * Di M i .n e t I'lie ill H iking UiMhl klllP I | o k r **LY Mi l l i avanlng al the high school fu r! Q u m i n n l u H ♦'►lo i ii J * i i i i t b i r **• Tlii i-4' SkHilh«m»lm M p lu h lf iii, tm lie *a>> |» se llu llH . kllu W II. W e m u - 1 luke t UI aft 11t11 III 14*i 4 till V 1' I l k own “The Italian fttiuy" ill Italy members of the school board, the S 1 M a i Mis. Bill Tyre leliinied on Sun next summer. John is still a cumi iiiiHioh' nn‘k'1 iillH I " I lu in -a iid - " t h i , ui and w m aen m ill le t them km .w wi H'M ( hi'ltt 11 ! 4»| ll* II 1 a faculty and patron* uf the school. U I w i l l II ,.|*i m i l l r r day from Jacksonville when- she iiiiiiei ft uni New Yolk; says It ?::*■ I II. i I I I 1*1* lx 1 I ikii'<llr) i thn B0* di m k (tu Ilie sam e ir-a *.ii} (but “ W e m i l l tlie se i i -i of m ill m Plan* fur the year's work weie W liil if “ li i.l \ l'« 1 Wll- enl),d be.iuise of the illio " gut'* 11iiii a fresher uppniach to T th m isa lid «d n lh e l* d in g them- lie ** lu m u k im l llu il . Otlll'H 11Hill v a i if ••* • dlicutted nnd rocommendntiims i" " J k l l l Bl r All pJirriitH uf Seminole High' of liei niuther. Mis. Ii. A, Knight. movies nut In live here, lie is now ilil" -i i "kt* i IU r .e lv e s In 'le .'p a n e a s y lueaus a lo i i a u t il ii i itiiit(t*, lti<Lw< .i IIMI \ III al wtre prepared fur prasantatloii at A|o| III t i n I fi l l B * M . »III Mi 4* . h * i m a hospital foi a check up after tha first icgulur meeting . f Hie ftcluio) I'tuilenls are Invited to Mrs Tyre ivns milled in Jack" I e s ia p e lim a Ilie p iu ld e ill'' u f (# 11111*1 hnir 1 * t up no >« itt Mini im 1 1 . -j,i»il Yviii rsMLl— .... H isrid m NI h f Aisuctatluii on (let. 8. Mr*. Ilukei n “get Bcqtmltilrd" party at the ville over the weekend by hci n duty spell. Nothing serious, the » It i mihuti' mui iStH l m | i|[ i< is l i ig lil) s lg tn in a n L til (fX)Jl k' 4ri Mill iuVk* frit MUI 1'tl Mil' 100 VII 1ll V di i n > husband wlm ai eoinpanled liei "rhool on Thursday evening nt mm t? h i II announced that there would lie studio say*. D ial tii,. i.iily g i imp w h ic h c a ll r e ll, 1ml let ii • hot i Of | f I III' It to 4‘4Ollil X J" 1 *i •I* si li« i M i i b I i 1. 4i 11%*• »h« kC*-!» fiva meetings during the year on 8:00 P, M. The pnreut* will lie home. f»' H I l)» lli-di Win nets lias registered a bevy I I I ' I'1'lilt lu u iiq iie n lim ia ld y guild ie- th a t . L u k e i- Ii l l l t l kit' li' t h i l l hit** n\V lllllllifik f presented tn members uf the; 1 *1 1 1 \ ’l» I'M | |lfjM the f lr il Tuesday of Or tuber, Dec­ of "bench" titles. It plans a surle* I1a0 I A B u y A i l l r l a M' . wi .n il* i* .V le u h iillcs A n m iy in n u * , m u n y (u i m>, . •ht1 lh tjf i i|ilmth li i'll|M" ♦ ember. February, April and May. school hoard und the faculty and i along the lines uf "Tha lilrl From ■i i i i" 4 I h i . V f W , l i l i l f T t H «.<! Min* a K<<mp Iim n d e d upuu Ilie |iiln c ljlOKNlliUhUHlri "Tit* ...... will he shown through ttlie school The president urged mem lux* 4 If l III*w| | it f t Hl i i l II Jones Beach." p ies o f re lig io n in u lh e i w o rd s, f u r d is c ip lin e , of I'UKIMI, (N II >" ,Mn r i l l h r I I m \\ n i l to attend the arhonl of I list ruction building. Klrhurd Conte is the latest to I It i , i ,i . m i l tu in v * * llg a t o a g lu ilp u ig a liiS e d mi le t iig iiit io u g n ial e xitln p li II \w* ii.* imii'iilik n W mi lit uf Nimfl Parent* will be urged to vixtt for officer* and committee chair-1 luuture male cheesecake tn a d s 1 l id . . "I' ll** Mm i n i U m r o I i t i i ,en t. I " f iin l out w h e re " f Hie fu e l I but th e tu m b le I* bnve (m in d mu ow n -in i it uni the home room* their girl* and H* Ht l ' I I I 11 ■im d liiiia l unit s p ir it u a l, nut and for Ids latest picture. He J«>!n*i e* u n *. iio fo to t r y in g tu hlillili* li Mlhi e in u llo iia i boys are using, for the purpose |*M|ti»inr Mi ni * |'h y * ie lil.'' Vie .Mature, Alan L a d d , Douglas j ’ I ■ L i i r l i i A m c f i i M h M \ In lie a d v a n c e e x p lo re iim in tu d i d . tlie h«(Mi* foi ilUt M. Member* ofThe ftlgh school of becoming Udter acquainted i Fairbanks, Jr., an d other bare-: i I h M m w|i n l \‘ j i 11 m i i r s ilu * k in d " ' l l h e lp you d i.'s e sam e .y m p tu n * a f f m t i iotdi «•ri*' |w half m u > -b card Include the president, Mrs, with Ihe Instructors, coumei of, iti Mm i Non*' *l»i d. Ii dies led slais. H tills trend keeps] riie v o iitli tit A iiim i iii* us w e ll, w mi t m i'llt tu pet fe iT lu tt. taker! vice president, Mrs. V. I., study ii 11,1 equipment. Tl.t |lit|i||> • H o r n up, young actors won't he asked a * * e i I* I I I . W e u v e l. A l e v e ry t ill n The parly is being sponsored I T o t h * v *• D l . t r Smith: secretory, Mrs. C. A. Anill'" A i |i ' ^|l l n*w "can vou u cl?" but "let's see yom tile c h ild to d ay I* rm t fl outed darson, Jr.; treasurer, Mr*. L . K. by the executive board of the i V o ||I Ml - III MI V Ho i i m H T. A. of which Mr*. M. R. ] w ilb u n p ii'c i'd .'lili'd d a n g e rs am i cheat," ri historian, Mr*. Joe H. f l ow] , I . i s' **i * 1*1 i ij b r«i111 ih u lte o g e * . H e s a y * : Itulph Fdwards says new and un I- <iII Mi nt t'oolrl j parliamentarian, Mr*. Joe Baker U president, in coopera­ Mv l l H|i i t * - l tion with the scfinnl nnd Princi­ : usual slums win be his answer t" " I f w e do m il s lie n g t lie n hi* L. Corley. ‘If.*' ft it i \ii m Hour pal lie Mini n K. Morris. the F C C 's hail un giveaway an Comiuitlce ehnlrnirn ure budget NHtTII ANNOUNCRM RNT '.m l a* w e ll a* In * body, if l lu l l i 1 p lil HIII*I show*. Mis latest on "Truth oi and finance, Mrs. II. M. Pen ire; Ni1M► we du nut b u ild up in him Ihe Mr. and Mrs. |l. T. Hardy, Jr. CoiiHcqiiemea” is his own entiv 1 11 I I H » * Hoti R * publlcnliiin, Mrs. Harnld Urayt . ( a ’4 ll/ llig liie i h iiilin ln d ia l 1'itr.olr I miaou need today the Idrtli of a hospitality, Mrs. J. M. Cameron! to swim the Fligllsh Channel w ill k e e ti h im im m u n e in tin * I Mi n s I ijiv Hi m k » i ilniiglitei on Sept. U tl in Hume, (is. membership. Mr*. Bernard Wilke; I ‘ i Mi l i i i on n I ' l i Mi i l Don't lie surprised if the swtmmct ' p id end c in s r e in ily and f i d llli Mi». Hardy will be remembered has flipper*. Mi l Nf f t fill il 1.11 it \ program, ■ Mr*. MeLaullii, UrO||SWMM '»’ —■ Henry ■' a I l y . t I h* w o r ld 's pi i.Vqfpct a a ie I ’n u r d l h of f ‘Ml i Mi l i bv her friends a* Ihe former Carol Jr.; iiuldlcltv, Mrs. W W. A. Morri­ ........ Mr*. Y d u ik In d eed ." It looked like old time* to see Viirli'lY Mull Florida Congress ftclioo) of In­ .lemi Nix. son: blue rlblion and study course, Ill'll tilt HiM.l1 a rliu ruder dressed up like Chur lie W bat c a n we du In sa ve mu N l r fii EiMiliifi Mrs. C. K. Jones; devotional, Mr*. struction of Seminole County will Chaplin wulking down Vine Hlreel c h ild re n T T w o lliln g n , at le a s t. V Ii r I r l V B. U. Hutchison; music, Mr*. he held ut Ihe Houthside Primary H|M»it*» Klriif of I ■a > W e c a n g iv e th em fn m i Ih e ir hali> F a il Williams. Daytona He didn't seem to he advertising Charlex Wilke; exceptional child- School on Thursday from 10:0(1 Mi*. I ' l i f i l l l Mr Ml Hs f r anything. Just himself, flurh sight* hum l tile se n se uf lo ve and .e ll'p I m t o i - Mt i i r tin , Mr*. K. « . Kilpatrick, Jr.l II* A. M, miliI 2:011 p. M, Hegislra- lie in Ii; Mi*. Fditli McBride Camer­ . u r i l y a ll c h ild re n need, und we r Dll Fll NmI I imip brary, Mr*. H. W. Cassuhe; re- Hou will begin at 11:48 A. M. on, lialnesvillv. A skit on parlia­ used to be common around Holls I ' o |o i 1it i M m bIc Luncheon will lie served nl the mentary procedure will la* piesent- wood and Vine, which has lie crtatlon. Mrs. J. JV i l l Ho i i V* * h l i * » inl in llu- uftrnioon by memliera come unite normal In recent vein. dlractor of Calery Crat* Mr*. 8. Htminole High School cafeteria. Celeste Holm, free from hei Htute officers who will s|H'iik { of the Seminole County Council, C. Graham. are Mrs. (ieurge Hanford of Lees- All interested person* are invited studio contract and glad of it, heads fm New York nftei burg; Mrs. II. K. Wagner, Orlando; t„ utleml. S ocial A n d Social Calender P ersonal Activities Mrs. Kavenel Honored | At Navy Luncheon P e r sonals Hollywood PTA Executive Board Meets At School RADIO STATION W.T.R.R. . 44 Hi Prtrc»nts4 To Meet Thursday ( *lon!H hdthn ^ sv Southriidt* To Be Scene Of Me4>tinff t .1 WEDNESDAY FEATURE! tI<owry Carl Kochett Honored On Birthday Lowry Farl RockaU was honor*d on hia fourth birthday wlih a party frian racently by hia mother Mr*. Frank Rockett und hia grandmother Mrs. L . H. Wynn* at tha Rockett homo at 618 East Third Htreft at 8:00 P. M- Tha young lu aaU gather. >v»d on the largo porch of the Roe% kctt home wlilch was decoratsd ^ w lih red. w h ite and hlua crap# papar streamer*. Gama* were played and prlxaa to n by PoUy Ann Burton and Linda Griffith. At tho conclusion of tha games Ice cream and cake wer* served to the honor gu**t Lowry E a rl, BetinleMnrl# Alford, Patay Ann .Renton, Charles Kin(lred. Jr., Linda, Patty nnd Chat Griffith, Mary Lynn 'Thomas. Donnla Vtncont. Joyce Leo and ■fcff&tefc. ffibS°25 fla m Print lim e in h a lf! ■ «.. M m , gkssw m gkam without wiping! Yes, Vel saves up to h a lf your tllahwnshlng time! Just wash dishes with Vi ) then rlnsol Even glnuswsre dries epurklittK clem uilfhouf wiping! Vel leaves no soap scum ur nti eaky Aim to |h>11hIi ttway • •• cleans dishes cleaner than soap! Lcuvcs no dishpsn ring to scrub out. SLPY SELF H ELPYSELFY LAUNDRY Will b« closed «U day Thursday Sspt. 29 for MW hollar InsUUatfdn. Open again Friday a* usual ON LY FOR A BEAUTIFUL KITCHEN TRY ONE OF OUH MANY VARIETIES OF LINOLEUM PATTEHNH, ilia i Modern Floor* dialled by master ‘'uyrf'j NOTICE! Paisley M e c k a n lc a togotpotsond pans shinychon! 18 Other ----- Alee----- Styles To Selvet F rom ! Rubber T il) Bosk pots and pans with Val suds while you do the other dishes. Val removes ■rone# faster and more com pletely than map«■*so they'll get shiny olesn with M hard scouring! Flor.Evar Plastic S I z c h 12 - fit) Asphalt TUb Flour Baadkag and FiBiahiag Call HTI Vm , ,* ftti m ktorI V ti'. t • Another of ihoae wandarful MW PBnaay IrBBfWSMlt*. . . and it's a honey! Striking dark-ground paisley print SO IRURM percale (you know how sturdy and tubhablo that is), cut in a button-from coat muds] (you know how cuiivtoitnland comfortable lhay an) with a great b it 144" * w a a p ih lr t . 12 20. - i t 7 - wJ U 2 i£ J L . A t . m w. i * �* I *. lM * t <•*»»J\\*r t tirstoSt Slet. If. till tireSAwroaptrcsAMssAimiBnnemos. •* Steel Bleachers Due For Seminole High SPOKTH IN BRIEF Vota Win Title In 11th Inning On Damato’s D Louis Likely Sites , | After Sox Lick Yanks; By R A LPH RODEN dated Press Sport* Writer "Strong today today lhat the nation'* railroads Th^'nostibility was'Strong hM New York’s fadi^d subway system - will transport the participants in the 1949 World S iffts. *y“ *m The right of wag between Boston and St, Louis is the espected MUti bf the series personnel instead ol the hour ride via the unJer-, around from Ebhftg Field <o th e * ------------------------------------- — , Y *Wiw* V^Vkera^ hoAie of a , hII v * * vo *h® f,*d So* thqlr ' T o o tin g ^ gUCHtVB w.Nv” f L d & r i.T O .f f ferv<l t 'j^G ‘ on look er\" lM'r" r ,,' other hide Jolf yedftrdav when onlo,,l<* rH< BUM P A AM liolihv" *,dUoerr hunt'll Johnny . fhf torrid Boston Red 80s doWlYiT l‘«»kv Hcross with the hie run. £ !* • ? „ .nan^IhTtr Grat Dosrr dropped thu hall down Uiar , gO tM OM O tg L& J s l ! . In 7rri?t A? It ■ flr,,t Hi*®* Tommy Henrkh'a throw , vditka U i’ L ' had I’caky heat hut umpire Hill * I lu r * n 1■ A ‘ Grltvo railed I'sskv safe. Ho sa id . ■ j i -A * Inter Uto Red Hox runner slid I wore ladrrwl Humlav JhTn *1,1? Ml um,er Tanke# catcher Halph Hmik. I r a & t T h e Yanks Immediately swarm. | i,tmof¥^ : K . k *'• «f«"nd Grieve like a bunch of m S e r a hv^lowntnL r Mr null whfln hornets, claiming that llouk had V . ,!rrMmk5 tC * I “in, 1u ,lit blocked off I’askv, Houk. a nmlur I Brooklyn succiminftd to I hiloilfl- In . .* iun*«rii durimt the Hangers during the the * u r,i phU, wus the most enraged of .'Both the lied Hoi and the Cards Z "\ rfnew their pennant drives un1 After Umtdrc Grieve culled foreign fields today while lb" Yanks are at homo and the Dodg- Pesky safe outfielder Cliff Mspes a non-combatant, veiled: it s Idle. "How much did vou have hot I , The Red Hox, riding a ten vamc Winning streak, tAka on the lerl on the game?" Grieve said the Yank flvrhasrr 1 Pile* Senators In a night game ut Washdngton while the Yanks en- repeated the remaik In 11 runway ain the better equipped I'hll- under the atands after the ball Hilda Athletics. The Cards1game, the score ol which wa* 7-6. m*et the sixth place Pirates In a I "There'a never been an umpire flight game at Pittsburgh. I found guilty of anything like some Joe Dobson (IS M Ii has been I hall players—like throwing a Wllnatcd to pitch for the Red'game," Grieve commented. m f f c S A B l V 7MB IX Xgainat Hrnator Ace Use In tho root of the evening, fWAm ItotV'LL HAVt I t irborough (1IM 1). The YanksUirievu said ho still intended to rei f at o u t ram send Vie Reach! (IP-10) nort tha Incident to President Will ru t/ * rm tr *otu gem jginst Dick Kowlar (14-10). Ilarrldge of thu American Uaune. TRIP W H O * S 9 2 i f Big K*d Munge# (16-7) has been ‘T i l explain the Mapes met**•*,*»«*w */ n it Httmm rffcksd to Pitch for ths Cards I dent," hs said, "and also tell how • M A lt Hefty Hill Werlo (11-12). | was pushed bv Houk (Ysnkee .B o th the Red Sox and Yanks catcher Ralph lloukl and Ihe m w n . n l 1 have flva games loft to plav. T h o !Mger (Casey Stongol). I kept L l l l f t r i P P h U f l C r|3 V 8 \wu contender* wind up the s»a-i llouk In theru because he ws» * " jon In the stadium with single their only catcher hut unv other iA f f ass* I . i m i f I . A P P P P games Halurday and Sunday fid- day, vou know, both would have [owing', -~-wmI their niiaww throe game serin* hern out. R / m p h W f ir m in f P gjalnsi am) PhiladclPhlladol.118 u n ,i« llmik lt,.uk 1 YT U k I I 1 I I I ( $ ^l|n*t Washington Washlngtoli gild "The rsnner slid under ■ and that’s all there I* to It. Hure.i c o , ,u (, K ,.A „ K' M(, s „pl , ’The Th* Red Sox outlook Is hrlglltoi Ic o u id h a v e merle the 27—i/15-Takr it from quarterIII tha Yank*. The aplriled men giving t to the hume club, hut , k >s, Hn |.MVlll,.— |f» « long. McCarthy have beaten the Hen- In mv heart, I know 1 made the rough ninil from tho bench to th* 13 straight 'time*. Tho •tpy? right call." playing field. Yphks have won 12 out of 19 onAssociated Press photogrsohers The director of Maryland's ftgomsnts with the A!*., offense should J L Louis will have It* work caught the disputed td*v- Pic flashy spllt-T W T "out o u rhostinr ^ :t|ng,,|un J h Klner and Ju r« -How plainly th.» I je n H ^ know. Ralph I.avlne did as much henrh-warmnAAiiiMhv 'Thii I'lf it s n iloAtiilu ih rilW ViKBAtr 1 i?am V to IiliAii* W Plratas, despite log as nuv member nf tho Mary­ S s T lowly perch, have aplit 20 Jher or "f,1. th" ?''Si?h* tli’o^un T« gome** with the R id Bird#. f«r* • W over with the lun. I* land siptnd in 1947 and 194H. The 170-pounder rauhl always ’ t02 r rni wa t h i y l o i n 1 C\two 0WW h * lh iK Itopas will b . dla- pass well, handle the hall and waa MHm ' ait with tha ^ « rt^ p la c a elpllnyd J L *L e « u a ^ d u u a r te r * n good field general. But so wore three or four other feravts In Boston, 11* fu^Mrfrldifa tb Hetarrnlnc. liaruuarterhacks on coach Jim T a ­ (I disputed squeese Play, that ridge said he planned to Issue climaxed a four-run olghily inning formal stgtemont today.__________ tum’s big squad, particularly Vic Turyn. I.avino, a pre-med student from Plttsiiiirgh, Pa., got to know u lot tt jt of . fnolluill systems iluriog Ills days ns n Ihlrd-itrlUKur. By HUGH PUI.LKRTON* Jr. 1 lm R rO V “ , UI t Between games, he would piny rpmrterlnirk un tho "upimnenl's f J '* OnVrlav * \ e r .., Hi a l ! , HproiSf-Vus\Lfl'nutB*?very thing team" (or thu coming week. If • hum In Iho Imsehall husltiosa , ■ ‘.V , i i i * or iwilks on " ow To Maryland wns tu play a single ■IRIIN high school student Egon M. An,l at this stage of the pennant r S l I " will Im r4- wing hack outfit, l.nvinu uud his Von Air.w, 13. holds tight to hie toy race* the hums »c*m tn *jutnumber| ^nlalno,! to the Klurlrln Gatora Yanuigans would try tu single playmate ns he works on a eollro* tha heroes . . Hunday il was the this week as they grind away wing then way through the reg­ tints of lettcra written by famoUl gprs' Hurt Bhotton who waa at preparatioiu ["r an Intaraoc- ular Mnrylund line in piactlcu ses­ m m and women whll* they wore still ch lld rtn , from P h illip I I ‘ ilget, almost miking mskltig Brook Brook- tlonal clash with Tulsa's H ur­ sions. th», target, —i api forget at»out about Bill Bto- ricane In Tula* Halurday. lyn fans , II it w h s regulation T ronilrig through th# times of Richard Strauss. Th# boy genius previously watt's, annoying actions In Ht. There w ai nothing Impraaslva up, lie would have a week of regu­ published n book titled "Oooth# tot Lo u ts;.. Yesterday Ysnkee follow­ about tho Ggtars* opening night lation T-Ing. rmirlh-Orsders." {International) ers had a tough tima deciding whe- in to 0 win Ot/PT a battling Cltdliut he kept his hand In at the ,thor *t ‘ ang II 6n Tommy Henhero laat .Saturday trlckv spllt-T featured by Mary­ team T . 'rich 1 ph Houk, Jos P aff. or del ghl— unleaa H .............. .. . lo see „a .few .. land well enough It was tho way. a ...... M ini other Yanksss nr tha whole night— lad thui_ ilr of tiny hack* puller) things nilnutes action In some ut the late |oil. __ ____ thing on umpire BID Orlevp , . It nutt nf or tha roa fire ura fur sor, me big .hoys. inmtigs of already won (or lust) was Grlyve who ruled Johnny PeaLittle Hal and Lorsh il-OGriffin rlf/ sari on a squeere play for liroadua, who. can barely mad- contests. Perhaps his longi-st stint was N EW YO R K , 8cpt. 2 7 - W V . winning run ovsr tha. " " I ' T ' th . Boston's w ln U ln F w n Z " ih in inld-season 1947, when Tatum Jackie Knbliisun continues ss tuwsad toMsad j Bronx dud-homhers . . But It was | *** lh“ * '* " * asm him In for the last quarter tho National Iotague's Individual Houk who dldn w t l l M l«d . ‘ha Magic that Isd To of the Marylaml-UtKuiesn# gome batting parade, but th# Brosklyn in I’lttshurgn—Ills home town. second baseman waa lielng praassd the second touchdown ontirel; iiiu v i. l i mi Vic turyn gradll- by a couple of St. Louis Cardinal with some fine Mocking,' urn* ms) June. HI nr*. lino* Slaughter and Stan Griffin’s B7 yard p d n t. retur n u , a«ve i.uvliiP, the perennial Mutlal. m■i ininiiu Bfll___ r __ v Kohlnson dropped from ,auui wariiivi1, ms ilisiii'#, I, Tsd V i: Florida to'come hick rk and I tiw huh uitutlici semor, Joe Tuc­ .343 during the nast Wiek na gap. Honrlrh made a on the nsxt sorlsa of doyrnl ker, are tns two qunrterhacka bo­ Blaug liter altn slumpsd, fp * for It, gtlrnwsis* went he 1on* U R IR SIPon H the HR lo ji# t the, hall and, since Imr a P fumble urn counted on tu hsmlls thing* from .341 to .338, Mqslnl tarkqd five points lor Maryiapd this season. come ovsr, there was In* Bro#dus scored tha1(1 r>na In a 45 yard punt tio op# to cover the t>sg . . Thoeo T u ck e r'h u t His leg in pro-aoa- mark during tha span, and handoff t^ oftor faking n her ‘ •: oatlops, and the fact that Box won, son practice and had to alt out third, a point behind Slaughi ( ly took th sko at'a horn* fin, - most ot Maryland's Hnuthsrn Con­ .337. th e fir s t . Gator io < That, Lending BaWmem ^ “ Blrdl* • Tshbalts. Alt ■ V ,! ference upsnsr last Hsturdav. rd M , Th* way waa clear (or Lavllta Itaj 581 1M JJY -*4* , *t litokI w* ' * to gat*his long-dreamsd uf start­ Robinson, Bkln *r , showed allowed a I and throw to second whan I Htinslngor ing role. t covered.. HI* dobut was a bellringer. Furlllo, Bkln. 530 91 tM |f|r»t of all, hs stesrsd tha goo H ll taWh. 1 Thom.70n .lN Maryland team Hi a 34-7 win ovsr Thomson, N, Y . 63ii } ass n o iid Kilter, Pitta, VPI# larshpll, N. Y. 417 88 14| Mar in so doing ho personally adkman. N. Y . 807 97 1* counted for, 15 points, its mad* th* S lD u lm ik i. Clii. >1, « I iirst Maryland touchdown on a tot hl4 two-yard quarterback sneak. Ha 1*9/ toted MW T a ll 12 yards lo r an: it’s drive Just In front othcfi ft i ............................................ i,-and hs mads an avail,i Th# lla a t touchdown |gam * proved Just how fast tha 8 dd Lavino thinks. Big, I Iswskl took orn of Latfln*‘l fs nmt ran 25 yards. Ju * klodjjt* Waa ha tat ______being Jitgl tackledf to Kd Holton, batng tackled, Laytn*' « uckwd, S enottut. MitutsorA Ay A B B O C lA tA d PREHN Seminole High School Is do* to have new steel bteachara seat­ Raxing ing 990 people In time for t h r LONDON— Promoter Jack Solo­ football gam* here on OcL 21 with mons said that devaluation of th# Palatka, Supt. T. W. Lawton an­ A M ERIC A N L E A G U E Joe nam aios speciaw l ret GBi Pound had forced him to drop nounced this morning. running In an extra* Team Th* County School Board yssplana for a light-heavyweight U4 55 .031 imdng game laat night gave ths Boston championship fight In London this terday ordered purchase of th* P3 56 .024 Nashville Vnls ths title In tho New York fall. steel sections for ths bleachers 67 64 .576 Detroit ■ftootUern Association Plavnffs. .861 lOVfc . N EW Y O R K —Jim Norris, prssi- from th# Malt Rs«ves M ff. of 83 8ft Cleveland , With the score knotted 4-4 In dsnt of the International BoXlng Tampa after Principal Herman R . 7B 70 .530 I ft *he lodlom of tha eleventh, the Philadelphia Club said the postponed world rtila- Morris outlined the need of nsw 82 8rt •4IU 3 m f'hlcago flee* fooled serood haseman scor­ .338 44 dtkwslght title bout between cham­ seating capacity In view of prior, fit 100 St. Louie ed from seennd base on an Infield pion Dike I.amntls and Mafcsl condemnation of present atande on 322 46 ngti nu* and rave Ihe Vnls a rousing Cardan of Prance would be reset the south side of the field. Tb*J Results Yesterday ( M Irlumnh over Ihn Mobile flenrs. for sometime In December If pos­ nsw bleachers will b* set up on Huston 7, New York 6. A lirlltianl rally In the ninth, sible. the north ltd* of the field by (Only game scheduled). whlrh had tied ths wore, gave the feacliigi NAT ION A I. L E A G U E Clauds Howard. Hours three run* and carried Ihe w 1, Pel pn^ ?.W ‘ M r.V o ward,"who is In charge o< g*me lo tt Innings. The Mnhlte Team 95 64 .638 rally was narked with thrills. Af- St. Louis 04 fifl .627 ter Wait Roger* seared from see- Brooklyn 79 72 .523 17 Philadelphia I oml nn George Shuha’s single, Rill IS, Ineludad auh- materials that are perfectly sognd 73 77 .487 22 Ik ; A i'trinp||n se*,t one over Ihe right Hoiton four Calumot Winners, all rid73 78 .4R3 20 • The to Nsw York field fenre for the circuit. lit f$8.10), Theory (122.80) and said Mr, Lawton. Only tho lower 67 82 .4110 28 Pittsburgh portion of. thoo« stands ara to t)0 In tha Pink <|6.60). 1 The tenth waa scorless. but (ho Cincinnati 60 00 .400 3ft A T L A N T IC C IT Y — Bluo PedorA uaod. Plans *r* pondlaf, elrvert*t* was mtide to order for the Chicago 80 Ot .39a 88 H ($6 ) won the six furlong feituro cJared to rsplsc* the ; daring Remain. Results Yesterday In front .of malxe and, socurlty, stand* with concrete bleacher*. ^ Pa main was on serontl when The new ateet aupported bWash­ (Nq-gam ss scheduled). Third horse'* rider mad* futile Tooltip Gllliert smashed a line A M ER IC A N AHHOCIATION claim of foul against the first two er* will have wooden aoat* whit* drive down the first Iuish line, ( Play of ra—Beat of Haven) cat! b* thkrn down In summer for horses. f’liarlle Hnmnklls raced from tho No game* scheduled L A U R E L . M d .- Little Harp repainting and slurage. mound and covered first for the --------(|ft,20) easily raptured the Colum­ T E X A S L e a dW IDE ■out. His hnrk was in the Inflehl, (Playoffs— Rest of Heven) bia nurse, heating Oriole by a however, and the first Inkling he Port Worth I, Tulsa 0 (Series length. Fifty-five percent of pedes­ lind that Parnate had rnrril home tied, 3-3), P A W T U C K ET . R. I.-T lle n n y was when the <1,150 fans let go LO U T II A T L A N T IC L E A G U E (19.40) edged out Cinder Foot In trians killed In cities wsr# using bstwssn Intsrsee(Playoffs— Rest of Heven) Nnrragansett's mile and a six­ th# roadway i n mighty shout. tlons. teenth main event, After that, the fsns fared out j , ^ (j 0 r { r n l n CH ICAG O — Battle H. (120.401 on Ihe field and yanked most nf IN T E R N A T IN A L L E A G U E scored a narrow vlctorv over the DnmnlnV clothes off In sheer Joy. (Playoffa— Best of Hovon) favored Dlslla In Hawthorne's Homnklls, who relieved Pete Montreal 6, Buffalo ft. sixth and featured race. HOUTHEHN A SSO CIATIO N Wo|ie In the ninth, wns charged General i ; with the loss. Nashville's fourth (Playoffa— Host of Haven) C H IC A G O -Fu llb ack Pat Hard­ Nashville h, Mobile 4 (Nssh- er scored 20 points and Charlie . hiirler, Frank Marino, who took Trlppl halted to two touchdowns to >over In the eleventh, was credited tllle win* championship, 4-2). lead tho Chicago Cardinals to a | with the victory, which give* the 38-7 National Football Leaguo . Vnls the right lo meet the winner | of the Texas Leaguo playoffa In The office of United Slates At­ triumph ovor the Washington Red­ the Dixie series. torney-General by nn A n of Con­ skins. The Texas League's playoff title gress In I7R9. is nt idsko tonight ns Tulsa and I _ ___________ ______________________ Norway, which had been united Fort Wurth square tiff In the j seventh game of the championship Nash. 1)0 000 Mil OI-ft.8-2 with Denmark and Sweden In series. WoJIs, Hamakll* (9) and Well- 1389, declared Us Independence in l.nst night's Mnhile-Nnshvllle [ man; Holloman, Jacobs IH), Mai- 1814 but the union nf Norway and lini'xcore: lory (9), Marlon ( I I ) and Hawal- Sweden was not finally dissolved Mobile 01HP 000 013 00-4-9-3 ski. until tBOft. 1- W i.'Yu a f. a t =4 n i No ittw sir it m i prict gim you iH S If MM M ins fir eMiffeifiMbfr* M iaii s.^,' ::— (intora Work Hard lo Sports Koundup imorove For Tulsa Mnl Ii MBMttviMi MrllO el in a I C s i i s ^ i Kaiser's lavish, e]bow••I fetching r(H)mlneti..,10'4W" ol uuble seating space,..!* exceeded by only ono other car. In that car, lor over 1200 more than the Kaiser costs, you get exactly one-quarter of one inch more usable seating space) ilv 2 Card BattcrH Prcns KoblnHon For Lead gdia ' i Dr. C. (M taka hit laiaral final 80 yard*'to m a K a SSiffl ■ • ■ e f r * s- • j/U yi!©•••'N- ' - m m ; ; , : f v , V.ve,*n i i v-> t T. l Wj’ W ill* lit ‘war '* * — m a re hriiiRM itntlltl to ELBE, Bept 87- iS ta * 36A wM *"•* " " b Louu HouiQia ■ fc w B k a — *«s -+ • * ST ir t o r y la s ) rivalry^ car« Y o u r Naa&t^M aa-: KSSr.hS. « ! * sw iiM 2 y itf CM“itart nr Mm”.,, tM'in,so Kaiser's long, 123H" wheelbase lake* the bump* out of rough rosds} make* riding and driving a relaxing Joy. Car with neat longer wheelbase costs 1211.50 morel IM fa r mm* ' to t Kaiser's 7JMo-l high compression ratio (at sea level) saves gast • ghres the powerful Kaiser Thunds*. bead Engine Instant, modern, Sawtbla performance. Only other stand fra American car with compression ratio as,high as the Kelier costa almost WO morel Mim ibuu.., m riant IIM over sUS^ 175.7 square I more than 16 other ears up to nearly I 100Q mors �•4' M ; t - . -S*27-*'•&'■•’>-..*■ '-■• * ■•-, % ‘ -H - it t u Legal Notice Legal Notice „ IN T I I U C O U R T t^K T D K C O U N T Y <4 J t J lK I K. H K M IN n lX , CO U N TY. F L O R ID A . IN - F H 0 H A T 1 S . I l l 1*1 H * la tg I l f , KARA JA N K I ’ A H 1 ' I l l i l .l * t ,*■«*■>-it T O A l . l , C R K D I T O liH A N D I ’ K t lN 'N H I I A V IN O C I.A IM U O R U K i l A M 'H A O A IN H T H A IM K M T A T H i ' Y ou nm l r u r h „ f y o u n r * h e re b y t u t lf le O a n il re q u ire d to p re *c rit . n r r lu lm * n m l ilr o in m l* w h ic h ’ ■oil, n r e ll t ie r o l y o u . tu n y h u v « * a n t n - i Ih e e * i a l * o f Horn J a n e C a m p b e ll. d e ce ase ,1. In to o f * a l,l 1 ,'cu n iy . to tho C n iim y J iu I r b o f F f m ln r .le C o u n ty , F f o r lit n , n l hlo O ffice In th e i-o urt h n n ak o f on I,) iC o i in t y m H n rifi.n l, F lo r id a , w i t h ­ in o l« lil o n lo n d ar m o n th * fro m t h * tim e o f th e f ir m r iu h llr u lln n n ' th in n o t lr * K s c li <-lnlm o r t l* . in *tu t n lia li ho I I , . w r i t I u k . nm l ■hall K ta to ih e p l* c ,, o f re* I i I- i i i a n d |m p | o f f lr o s it d r * * * o f the r ia lm n n t .' a n d K h a li In- n u iir n I , Ih * r l a l t n r n l , n u r t i l. o r at I f r n * y .* a n d a n y • n r lt 'V la lm n r d r N O T IC K T O A P r K A R T I I K H T A T K O F K L O R IO A l In H A M U K l. K . O A M K H O N an d w il t . C O R A K . D A M U llo N . If th e y , o r r llt u - r o f lh * m . I n a l l v r . a n d . If ilr a d , I h * n n h im w li h e ir * . ft*vleeea, le g a te * * nr ir a n t e r * of KB-h d eceden t. o r d e c e d e n t* ; to I h * u n k n o w n h * lr a . il* y l* o r * . I r a n i * * * o r g ra n te e * o f T . D . W IN N IN O I I A M , d e rta a e d ; a m i to a n y a m i' n il ptiraona h a v ln a o r r lu lm ln a ■my r l a l i t , l l t l * o r I n t r r r n l In n m l in th r f o llo w ln a ilr * t - r lh r d la n d * * llim l* In H e m ln n l* C o m it y . F l o r ­ id a , t o - w lli I n i I I . o r M o c k 4. D A M K IU IN H A D D IT IO N aa rrro rd rd In F la t Honk 3, I>aa* *1 . o f I h r I T i h l l r H r c fin la o f K r m ln o l* C o u n ty , F l o r ­ id a . t h * r * a ld * n r * an d a d ilr * * * o f r n i l i o f Ih * p a r t le * In w h o m th in n n l lr r |* a d d r* * * * d h r ln a u n k n o w n Y o u n r r h a re h y r a iiu t r r il to npih r 141h d a y o f O c to b e r, e ?'1' 1113, 111 a r r r t a l n au lt li ia ll li il i- d m a l n a l you In I h * C ir c u it C o u rt f t h r N in th J u d ic i a l C lr i- u ll In an d f o r H rm ln n l* C o u n ty , F lo r id a . M i'it o f tin* U , S , N a v y c o n s u m - , I f y o u w a n t to e s t a b lis h K « o d \ D EA N N A D IVO RCE i Portholes in ahlps wen* originLOfl A N G E L E S , Sept. L'T— (>1*)' nlly U»o opening* through which e d 'tn o re I h a il -1(10.000 to n * o f m e a t t w alin ie h a b it * m a k e a n te t h a t y o u — Dcanim Durbin ha* filed -mil for ^,-juitioii were fired, d u ~ \ v T > r l , l W a r \\. lu n c h e v e r y d a y . S o u p m a d e w it h m il k , sa n d divorce from her accnnil hu+tmml, movie Him-lor Felix Jnrk on. v / lc h e * o f m e a t o i fi-d i, a v c jfo t a h lo I-regal Notice C h a r g in g d e s e r t io n n m l im -iitn l c r u e lt y , th e 211- y e a r - o ld -dngi-r n m l a r t r e s s y c * t r r d u y n * k e il f u ll ru+toaly o f t h e ir t h r e e - y e n r - o |(| •iriut;hter. J e * * l r i t I s t ii ls c . T h e c o m p la in t a n iil tin- co u p le M IT K 'F T H IIIA T n A C T H R " lie C l I 'll O F T H U A T A T H f lH A I I 11111*% H T W H A T T » d l*h H + « r*. F lo r id a K c p lr m h r r I d . ia 4 P t U I% m t % l'K %%D C H N d T H l'C T IO % I* 1%I I I I It %%l had iu-en *eparnlcil alnre .tun. H e iilrd h lil* w il l to* re c e iv e d a l l 10-17. T h e y w e r e mnrried ill I n* I lie Ill- a ll, M u n ic ip a l A u d it o r iu m , F lo r ld n . f n ir ii _ y i n ,l l f l * d V e g a s , Nev., June l!i. It'it, Mi— i> in ln . ” * Mr D w h l n w a s h i* f o u r t h w if e . S h e 11 T 1' . 1", h a a .b e e n m a r r ie d o n c e In fu n - t h e l n r_ ( , , r .............. .u rtio n o f n c t r e a * w n a d iv o r c e d in 11’ lit fro m i tin-' f o llo w ln u w u r li ; H i,s i. I'n V jf i l . Nr* 7*n2-S«»I. Vniighn I ’lt u l, a l* o n f ilm pro- I . r^««| Ni* I I . r o s i e r C n iiu ljr , !*•d n e e r. t tfC M lti*iifl No In I liliilt r H I nm l N il, A I A . W o rk in r*»ni*|M o f c li) i I y I i i r ii III I n m l noun M h ir r itl :* *fii I <*o,i I T I m* I n i m il I n N |i|in » a l* An Arnliiuii n1chi'mi*t o f th e tt iAt«ly K tfth mU»'« J o lt Nn 77«»4 91*1, Ito m l Nn ISS* tenth r e n l n r y n a m e d A lim k u - u - u S f m ln n ii* i V i i n t y , ln*i %a O v irtlo was the first known m a n to m e n ­ I till Hint** U m iii I Nn. 4« W o rk to • iim liil n f n p iib I iim f» f i l l n m liin us tion the distillation process. m atid noi an f l l n i r h a ll h r co l,i. 'h « n a tu r* o f a a lil ault h * ln a a 'l|»|4-r«l H rn l tNm i T h r I m i i l l i Is J . H T. C l, A I It I V I I I T K i V ' " «o .UV1* 1, , I , U . lo ,h ” " ’ ’ O'!* 'P li m i l i i i f t i i ' U ".77>* ih I!**", X » »*rlla * *»*,-olt-r of Ih e l.nai d ru -rlh *tl land *, and an a h lir t v la lc lir t 'k lit t li«* it ip n iiiil of IV III and T r * l a moot of ■ 7to on nil! to* minimi* n m u u n t n f H .o n n im *> in ,1,-n* i *uin n h * ll. J 'A IID It . 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A n v nIs p i i iu I s ty le to FO R ---------- 1 FAHMri, homes, Iruslnrs* ruperty anil acreage, aco ynur ' A. Btroul Realty Agency E1 Uric R. Mnthicux, Halesman 1107 E. Second Street or phone 1 1 0 0 -J. OKI.ANDO Morning .lenllncl. firInndU KvciiiiigIStar. Calf Ralph Huy. I Mlf, .1. ' * Oplonu'trint — m tlVK-IN — t i l l U a R i m li a A%e. U t O T T ’S 1 l i f t * f l„ ( o r ,t * S r . t 'h „ * r * llt m - D 1131*11 I 'm n i r r s nm l U .n » - r h ii„ iE * r « t'h n n e S l l A ll PAT. T H E IH.UMIIEH SK Z: “ IliiH't let a lit tie Drip get y t u i t lm v u . . , b le ills For Only It) HOY WALL. l’LUMftt ItEll r,0H S a n f o r d , F I * . I ’h u n r I t t J W E O FI EH YO U a l l - 8 ar a nn%% I'rmlt Owners Pasaeniior C Hiin*: your plumbing pro- V $ 1695° A N EW R E B U IL T Ami Y<iur Old Motor M OTO R HUM K I.A U O Il C H A R G E S F O R I N S T A L L A T I O N A B O V E I’ H I C E I N C L U D E S T H E • K M .L O W I N l i A S S I M III.Y . INI 'Ll IMNIL — T H A I S N O T A L L . T I I K .*J1 M ill H ’ K R A T IO N S A N II I'A H IS New <'Inti'll Oise New FroHHure Plate New Throwmit Hearing t New Pilot Hearing New (iasiiets New Oil New Oil Filter Cartridge Dint rihutor ( Jverliatiled Your FloorH Art* The i liat'liRroiindOr Your Room $ M'lidltcr ytiti'm liulbling it tnm|ili't«'l> Hew flour nr jiiwl ri’miuli'ling. vi.uTI wtml our Pine nr Onk flouring. It Is good <|unli(y und t*n tily inslnllnl. Adu|>li'il In nil Ijpfs nf mom - hiirmnnl'/.* ing with un> decor. Come to Ihe Kill I .timber K Supply Yurd for more InrorninIion unit prices. HILL LUMBER AND SUPPLY YARD 21,1 W. .’Ird I'll. s;» • Carlnirelfir Overhauled • Spark Plugs And Set ■ Cleaned If any of the above parts are not needed the eost of same will he deducted from SltW.aO 60 II. F. V-8 and Six Cylinder Motors $7,011 additional All F arts and Workmanship (iuaranteed { ( ii’iiiT iil M otiiiu nml I,in 10)11 I'm Not In c b id rill HUNT MERCURY CO, Mercury Sales - I'liniiP Ir.r.O O in »m iii' * Service Mui lo ir Inn • E I*'ii*.*»l St S itiifo i’d lly H nv G n tln IK E tl H 'A R T M E N T »^ Itabjc<pr_cou»Iti i Reeldenta preferred, -_ i« 0 _ O ik * Ph. 808. IV* *p»i!,illie In pasture wink j mill g>H»* planting— Ed Ifavi*.: I 'l m l i r IF 11)66-W . J IT'S Pipe, pipe-fitting* to vulvca you nerd, sec A. D. Itu-t lor. Ficnch and Conitnctcml, * Plione TOL lea -STaS*' r.r .i.O N E R A N G E If | - . , PlACt 16 GOING 1 V INJ .JA’VlIOPh H AMKO AMO WHO11’ , [( / ■,ril W ill 11 1/-----' ^COMlN’.' Vmi hothcrcd at liomi> wiili; mil*, iipitlnrs, ranch <a, molli*' nml olhcr Insects. If no, I’lmiir1 8U7-J. Knch F'*g Joti goniniilt-eil! for 9lt ilnv*. fiwsnk’* Fog •l!**tvice. Sanfortl, Fla. i f O O U N t j . P a l n f l n g ' A s h r .t r , * S I.I ' In n . b u ilt lln g a n d i c i m i i * . I ’ h. • IIHH and 97-H. LOM 1 a PUUN D — II LO STi Uniloclla—wine color. glass handle. Return to Mu WlldVe HUH Hanford Av**. I'hoiin 1484-J, If i— A U T O M U l t lL K S V-6 l (M«ul )■•* 1 — If. Art* vou thinking of Imying or trmling for a later model car anti can't quitn affonl n new one7 Well, here la the nnrwcr, 1P4H Plymouth Hpeclnl Deluxe Fonlor Sedan, Color Deep Mur roon, Itndlo, Heater, 23,'iiki A ctual Miles. Priced for only $11115, Hunt Mercury Co. Opp. Mnyfalr Inn, Ph. 166(1, .Snuftutl, Flu, UM7 FO RD V8 Convertible Club Coupe, 21,0041 Acual miles. Overilrlvd Radio, and Plastic Heat Covers. A truly nice car, and priced et only $1290. Hunt Mercury Co. Ph. 1650. San ford Suit D l-n et J iit n lif w m nm m rnam [P tJfiT TlN t? C N O u S H T O G A T , 1 PFSLUA7 , IT'9 QUIET NOW f * ju E 3 9 THE "N S -\(2 DC3NB ■ --------- ---------S -V2 CN5NB e uA V ’i Y\ ( ?w , tL E V E P (? PAcpNpe: -----------^ C LO U 'LL SB C mm ^- y r , - ' . - : * *!**.++ r-.r” ■ ,e ^ 4 r i$ W « N ii( A - • ^:-< ' eA*W a 0 A R 9 7 T M I9 ONEW PuU1\B WOPE OUT 1j — * el MB POME I T ! ME 5 W H u rP E P T H B BACV :'<V^ P-2Y Wrwly , P 1 3 0 T A N V .W O R E go sry t Electric water. Apply ' *•, I ' lt’6 THE LONE PNM4 BA Y . AtlD TONTDlDHV ) / ' f'OMi i '.jCAPED R O M . IO .Ii- ■ ( ml Rx +H WiHPFD E E D !t ____ kr<'V[< I ROOM garage a| . trail* located on Plume 980 or 1 ' '” ■ i F ru it H lrlh i a Hi; 14— ' .\» —' wruL. No wuiiing-—-wurli “iiiii 1^— FOITTKKT r v ‘ T A — fi Ifl t Siictiiil Servlet**' — 12 W A LL P A P ER - r VINtfi T A I.H O T T 'H D riv e It, (111 Sun iiutecii, II. W. Hliuinan, IIIII fo rd A vti. plione tm i-W tinKit*t Kit. St., Kanfurd, I In , liiiiiu -tl f u r n it u r e ; 1 so fa nm l I Formerly with Willlnma Fmt Mill’s Swap Simp— We buy. sell nr, ,- iin ir ; 1 r o c k e r ; I o il s to v e ; I Simp I. trade moat anything. 400 San-j kite h e o * e t; t d fe n s e r; I ice box, foul Ave. Phone 108-J. J .L R tlT n iC nr e tc . _ _ A CK TYI-K N K , —, : i H K U C U T T E l t Hot ni v I’ o w o r W EI.D IN G W a b o lii lose w h e n yo u don’t d o n tl | iltw n m ow e r» — ltd" C u t , push Sanford Motor 41 Ht|pL La presrrlptlona to b rin g your p r e w r lp tlo n a to , lv p n „ r a e lf-|irn p e lle tl. A s k f o r 2UH W. lat Hired Laney’i. Phone 108. ___________ 1 h d e m o n stra tio n . K lim * Machina __ nm l R u p p lv C o . 3U7 IV . Second n „ u li'i/cc nml Drag-Line W nrl.J GOOD AND BAD Artlciit. For Httlo SI. Hanford, Fla. Reg. 1110.05 2 pc. Maple Living Room Suite .......... 100.05 I,— A lt 1 11 l,fch A N 'l'K li— i Used Chippendale Sofa ... $14.05 Uaed Simmons Sofa Bed $84.05 m „|1(lsl malt price pnid for used Single Maple bed, coll spring and fun,lim e Tetl Dsvls Furniture new cotton mattress $34.05 Co. I l l E . 1st. Ph 060. I Used Single Metal bed, $14.95 FLAY Pen reasonably priced. coll aprlng . _ " k a * a n rln > m illr a ii R fti.O fi I ■IIOfHJ ^ ^ and ita inner.pring maltreat $24.061 wire wheels. Used Ice Rox .... *2t.0u a FORD («(« x Call iHltl. M A TH ER O F SA N FO R D 803-09 E. 1st St. Phone 127 7— i'r I n - L i. fH loch-SitppllfH fin a t A g C k ONE A two room modern •fS R. D. Priest, Phone 71A-W3 cOncy apartments, Ideally sultad BIRD DOG oupplet/or sale, R. E. for individual or hnalnass couple, T U X ED O F E E D S : Complete line.! Muso, block hack of Britt Traclocation acroii from tha Pott Hunt’a Tuxedo Feed S to re.__ I . n f n i n P ^ r ’-------- ----------Office. Phone 5(0, E H / o Y Sunday dinner ,%t Laney'a! T U |i,K ^ ® 76c also week days. Lunches A "l'1- M:5i> '•eh- l’honoJBC,B.M4. fifedeiti f urnlihed apartments. Also efficiency apartment. short ordere. Downtown office (tore. Takaeh Apartments, 208 N : Park, Phone W A N f S FO R M ALE—Carnation,1W A|T R K S S for I.OBMANN 1278-J, __________ Snapdragon, Diaalhue, Sweet Must he neat, have personality, William, 85o do».( $2.60 per 100 loor Sat American Floor Banding Machina good rrputatltin. Health tarda of one variety. Henry A . Russell with edger, r. “H. M. Gleason, Lake rcquiretl. 2760 Orlando Hiway. Mary, Fla . Reed Co. _____________________ S P E C IA L for Sept, and Oct. 54" 6lean Just reflnished g - “ W O R IO Y a N T E U - ^ Youngstown Kltchenahier Sink, Furnished’ Apartment. $17 Oak •landard Model $99.95. Other Are. Ph. 818, _______________ __ P R A C T IC A L N U R S E and Bitby Models from $79.50 Randall Bitter, good references. Phone 1 T it R E E room a p a r t m e n t , Electric Co. . partially furnished, Uls bath, 1162*11, ____________ b New A tH A C T O lT W O R K screened porches lovely large S fW lN G M A C llW Er.u. yard. Ideal for thlhffen to play tory rebuilt, W n o l e a a l e Freo estimates on plowing end In. Osteen, 8 miles from Sanford. Phone I004-W. discing farm or garden plete. Cell 980 or I3$a for appointAlso clearing and grading build­ - meat._____________________ _____ ing Ioxis. Phone 167-J, Jack Liew it room cottage, uttfurniahad. Russell 814 Elm Ave. - Dr. Henry McLnulin ATTENTION Vo id net'it*. I ’ u re L u t e s 'vtilppm l CALI, f,17 for Hnllcry, Genrrnl'u mid Hittr.t-r aervlce, Hwuln', In lo it fm tin y e u s h lo liin it. N on llullery Hnivko, 801 W. Fiirl A lle t K li’- W ill tint m ild e w or | O/.AHK St. w a il. A ls o i i eo lo r* in p ln .slie i ro u te d fa iiric jt fro m 7l(e I " J-.1 U I.A WNMUWKRM M liHrpeueii, In V tl. Fount n u ll F n h r lr * , -’IM I N . cycle* |,'poind, lock anil key ( U r n liu ''. O rln m lo . THE SANFORD HERALD '• I HMA«^ t '[“ MK-aiivei-Al miles out A L L metnl ton Utility Tin,! VENETIAN III.INI'S loade to or* —Oak Shade free*— Nice !,ear­ W . W . W n lk i- r , IV . U lli.) „er. Remtiiotu Venetian Hllnd ing fruit treea—V rle e tl «t S t . A ls o l.n u n d e r n ll A ll t n i n i il le Co. fil'd W. Jlrd. «t. Phone 91350.00. No reasonable offer Wnalilhk Mnt'lilne; used 4 runs. I 1153-W will be refused. 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SAN FO RD FI,O R ID A m ___ ___ ii'-’- m s m t l * ■ ■$ — . 17, J9J9 TU ESD A Y •s �' ' V-~ rT Y “ ' " '.... “.......... ----------------- —.... 1 ■* * J.r PAGE SIX C L E V E L A N D , Sept. 27—VPJ— publisher 8 . A. Ilnrvltx uf the Litaln Journal sold today the government's antl-truat suit »ifl oVrint the nuper constitutes u "ItrciU to the right* of every lurw-imper .• mid publication In the. United Htutes. florvllx, In III* first alatement .lore the rlvll notion waa filed in .federal court here la»t Thinsduy, added: TAM I*A Hept. 2 7 - ({Pi-The Tnmpii Times tnrinv reproduc'd on tmgr one it Utlcgrum fn>m Govcrtmr Fuller W nrirn tinted Api. Hi nf thin yi'iir In which the chief executive commended the Tlme» . fur Its editorial " iuiii Iiik I a milt'* tux " Warren'* spokesman In Ihe Wi n-1 nlr. Hrnnlnr John K. Mathew* of Jacksonville, lint week severely rrlllrked the Time* nml another I to regulate) and control news­ papers The mill-trust act and ■L* government's power to reguthe la commerce ha* been stretched :h< _ 'cover mill rid over nil manner to' I of* hi 1*1ne* i In recent year*. ''If government bureaucrat* can Rain control over the advuVIkTng content* of the Amer- “a limited *ale* to*." Mnlhew* In­ ter apologised to the Tampa THIlium fur ottarkliiR It lifter the Trlliuim reiterated It* support of the new srile* tax. Tile Time* for III year* ha* vigorously opposed n sale* tux In nnv font.. Warren'* teleRrnm came during the rt’Rnlnr hcssIiiii of I he 1!H1' .'ten |i ■ If V aw iMH IUHIIWI , | gaining control livvi over III* the l.cgktetnre after Ilia (Snvernoi's Ukp to HniM Ptwa and editorial content* n* "*'> "I'"' ax program had | u n d e r f il e liv th e law -lim k e i*. Ih e »‘Hndto 1* alrendy under th#: )o*t "f tlm AprIMU tidetrAimb of the Federal Common!- < <rum ""'d: cation* CominlNslon. Perhaps till* "I certainly d« appreciate li'th e flr*t step toward an F C C fine editorial of Insi week against i ftfl- newspaper*" in sail* lax. I hope you will con |Tha Rovernmcnt accused the Unite vigorously to use youi Inpiper and four of |ta officer* fluence to prevent till" unfair, mi of rnnxpiiliiR tu monopolise the lust and WHgeriillliig In* from dissemination uf ncwi, advert!.- being Imposed upon consutneix "( Ida and other Information in vlo- Florida who nlieadv ate f.uyInyt teflon If ihe antl-truit law*. rno*t of tlm »l*te tnxe*. As you {It said tha Journal had rafusad probably point nut, most of the id accept mlvertlsamento from stale* that have a sale* lax al*» stlveiUsers who advertised over have an Incotn* lax. Tlmrefoia, Urn R a d io Hlatlon W EO L and »ale* Itixers sliould take warning W EOL-FM In Fly rla and In Ihu Warren Is reported Jo sittn ; Sunday News, a papar published Ihe sale* tax bill passed by the j •vary Sunday In larraln. special session of the Leglsleluie. {Tha action asked a prallmln-------------------------ary Injunction to require tha it t H o n A ll. papar to print sdvertklng of S t a t e t in a n C C S /Irma that also uia tha Sunday __________ W iw and the radio station ir«sa*s< « rt-u , »*■■• ttasi r Attorney General McGmili lurnlnR ovrr to Ihe counties mil pointed out that the suit wa* tlm elite* revenue fimn llm clgsirUg first In which a paper has heen tux and the seventh cant «*so-! if * '1**'* !'f fonapfring to Injure tax on Nov. I. as romiiatliiR tatljn station InnliiR the low tmome month* i T W f r '• Publisher between now and Feb. I. IWbO. Jit urn a* sald"'//.^ .. ! ° ! , New*‘ ««av said tlm Htutv will face *'k o »i p2r Hm. ! I 'Jn 1 ,,ic ,,r<1' dirtleully" and will be able only n,##j . n T ,n iiC0UtH Wl> ,l* I'fy "“Inrlns and absolutely cinlabmd t„ *V "l . ncc«ssary expense.. cantalnsd In the actfon." ( <i*y *N|d If the Caldnal had not nilbhclil 2b pel cent of Rencrnl levutme funds dm lug the pa*l I luce months, llm Htate would he i the 1led ^ ........... now mull M'aaflnnsa '' rW r i t l rH . P O i n a fe la a i *| 2,Hilt),1 " 10(1 in " ’ I Min said they want lha nemde vvuultl have a deficit of ft!,OUO,Min| MhetuTiiir' !>hv l4,,lfuage uf the mi (Jet. 1. aunstllulfon. tiovernor Wat ten commented j Xlff* ProtnUed Ills administration that if Gay's estimate* are as acWill. Ita!M............■ il An tnaklng 1.1*. » a.. H^ a u. Ii. lit 1 ■ ■ dn ..... vurute tn !s i“*fH inakilljr"pro" as thoM he has made I n *•■ to nrovlda housing for Ihe Hie pusl, tha revenua to meet ell Artnsrlcan people, ! appiopiisMons uf tha HMD l.eglsE Ha .................. ... would continue tn llu tm c will "fall | 2tjwU,(M)U shutt id he ' tW * Cn!,J t,,,'» ‘io nasi a fi federal ' uf being good." •M to •duration hill, which ha* i |j|* iciuark* Indlcatail he would a V / L !!!! up " ,,nu'V •°nttnlUra hy K|Kn( 0, allow to hecume law icontri f o r ° w i t h o u t Id* uppruvul, the sale* NIWtY lllC TID CHANCIUOR Konrad Adenauer (second from left) thinks representatives of tha Westons Powers fur their countries' aid In rchabllltillng dtrm tny. Th# man sis shown ss tha wast-xono republic’s Parliament started functioning In Bonn. A fourtcan-inan rlfhtwlng coalition Csblnst ws* sworn in. At left Is U. H. I Huh Commissioner for Occupied Germany John J. McCIoy. Second from rl(ht la Britain's Military Governor (Icn. Sir Brian Robertson, and at right la francs'a Francois Poncat (International ftad lophoto) City ItudRct IlritiHh Taxed M in u rn K e tu rn (fsBiiNNs* ro m i Csas ttaai |r«« nl li Mi ri l J*i««m (*f*ur (in n i, i * in l.iv r 1• | tu If) |ll ini»viiic IIV111* Iiiu> III.' ip| Ijir,*»sn• fm |M| IIUII »nsi«nww w■***•* * "W orn— -wlm i .................................. -school * ■' 1 4;„ v1 l.M "Women serve on tlnint*il the Htate will I "A'l'klvs*- K"i Itm »ta,^Cu itulHu pro-, I ’rlmst Minister Attlee, I A kpohi'siiiaii tui the Clcuttivld boards lard* mid women who tesuh know . y 4Htl i>r>7 siv■ ■ilsslslst. J0**1 h anthdimit'tl. I lw suggestion cams In tH# imnr on nr.* kuut 21 tcliuiieil ihair Jhat .jit In timiiv pails of lha counlrv , , , , ^ , ' ‘ „ , 1,1. from mliiiissiim luxe* oi the Mnnl- House of Commons after Atttst pit* to oporalU.n nml silUo.l: ♦ ter schools rannol be ohtnlimd I ' j L ? Hull I'oik mol fiu.tmo fiom tejeclid Winston Cliurclilll’s da“ Wu have ta k e n sV u ry p ic Jinlssa there Is flnsnrlnl nsflslmme y,'ur ." " 'T ..’ M ' T . i u. ,'r ' 7 ""l" " f " ,''1 ! niantl for more Information alomt caution to copo uuli mu emer­ "nmt ths federal government," he |'v*" u* *. ll1'* 111 *“'w 1 ! |N Ni iiiug up the budget Hie the domlnlur* of an atomic gency and to piuteui out mitisk ____________________________ I l ^ ^ ‘* !!7 ;:.......... will. .. . ......... .. J « ......tlM lt..."- look ......... ............... plosion In liussla. utm cpnpmcnt." "This administration has pltdg- 1 '*'*•*■• will* an estlmaitd of Ho1 to ro id c I k i i i c I I c in s lovcmm All loo said It would not he in Alioltict upcrului uil.lc.il •d fedt’ial aid to Ihe slates to hoTn 111)1 loveniie of *22,1)00,0011 from bill possed l.y lll«< l.cgisbitillr, sold llm {inisHe Interest et present to "Wo’tu going tu ktay in opeiathem Improve their school*. A hill the >mie* tux and a (14,0117,101 Mr. McKihbm. Tills wu* duo to go bey nml the Heut, 2ft Joint (Ion from now on uulsst we’rs providing such aid has already rush balance uu July 1 will pro- tlm Win i im ifort n n iUnit ttn i '(iovriimr i i i t i i in n v v s s s ion ix.il n iu in iin u hi k mt u iiiip m nHtalee, ta iv is stntoiimnl of the united khot oiii of it." passed the Kenate and I* now a- vide *ll,Nb:i,7tlH fur the your sod- has not vot slgnctl tin- 1.111, nod no . Cnnndn nml llrltaln, which had bitill souther cuininsnta'.i r waiting action In the House of lug June ilo, lUliU. dntn on method* of <<,IIi t i I<>m ore Isold nmirly tiiut an “atonilc *a"Wu ilonT want any trcinbla but fMtprcamtlatlves. I shall continue However, If flelWMl'4 la ra- yet oviilinbli'. 1 illusion" hod uccurrsd In the Bovlet ws’ll give It to tlism (pickets) |M urge Congress to pass this turned tu weilara nml |2,titlH.Uifb Word from Hcnntm I. F. Iloylc ‘ union. Hclontlsl* Inloruietrd thl* if llit-y want it,” nNlJflalloH," to pillule schools, uppruprlaiiuiia wo........ . tti.it til. Mint.* Ibm.l to nifoii Russia tursly has an I ' ll IM il,H i.II, Rapt. 27 -l/F)— fu‘Th* President, whom national for ihu year will amount to |llfi,- ihipartmuit lum ngrecd to mnko atomic weapon, Tight-lipped iiigoilnlm s in th# •M lU i program has sllrted mi a m>|,HJ4, 'lid*, Gay sold, will laavs ‘tlm siirvcv fur tin' widening uf l.nliotilo A. It. IMackhurn told. steel pension dispute sulked in ^Unlrovaray with the American h deficit uf *:ijiuO,:ii)ri at tha end French Avenue, ii "fimn to mar­ Iho House Hi# news of the .Soviet and out <>f a long bargaining seefMtdlcal Association, said "our methe fiscal year. ket", liiubwny nml Hint uutloy fm atomic eiplosoln meant llrltaln shut without romnie.it todoy but ProKr»!" ,wl11 «?•*«!> Ii»ppl**r ii,. estimated total receipts for the project will Im included in the line boon "uuUliIpptd by the Hue- *p#ciilntton on tnt-ir pmgrr** we* ’{ J ? , ! ! 1, i i cH l|u " *i"! thy second year of llm biennium lilftil liigliway liinlgci, said Mr. ■Ian* In the developinent uf atomic atlnu.1 by the length and re­ gularity of their ■eselons, energy," tisSS’ f n r .'a K r^ a li" U<,,U *»U4,646,?li4-llirludlng |#V McKllililn. After a two and utis-lialf houi ■ " I , atst fn .. auu-oim •'•* Hum lltts tales ton. He demanded an "Immedlat* re­ Edwin Hliiiilmlscr, city utlnrney, l m » a rt«5n ill expand tha Hlver.lone to counties and cttlas wa* rci|lie*led to contarl Ihu Civil view of iho whole problem" by lha met.ting this momlng, neither th* will fmnrnvv -and " *lHJU>uuu 1 in inventory Aercnnnnlic Authority In reference Labor government. Ha ’ al#o tbld United Alette 8t##r Corporation tlo alal Hscurlty system and that * ,ul lofc* would ul total |UU,lftO,- to the irnuoil by C. A. Mnddy that Attlee many people "fael that Ida ‘ nor^ CIO United Steal-Worker If w ill iwss "veVy shortly^. ■ bill }"* r*v« ,u* w" would dltniae ---------- ‘thelt L "‘‘ eetlvi the City sell to him nml the Fel­ present Issue is so grave that leader* erawing: tha the minimum wage wagt for uot!v .- il*’ ^Industrial workers from 4lf to 78 Appropriation, fo rth # y M r , l f lowship Foundation property now President Truman and yoursatf tlee. % snts an hour. 1,1 Hill, would tutal |Hf4,tJ{0,* held liv Iho Foundation umler DO should not shrink from having a Vic* President John A. Steph­ K "Minimum wages and social sa- MU, leaving a dellclt of *14,184^ year lensn, olio property nitli-lcas- cunferrnco at the highest level en* of "Big Hteel" anti President cd liv him Ip Alduisuato tlnlver- with Blalln." Philip Murray of ths union said ttn rflv together protect our work- diU. fqn|r paoplt* against disastrously low lha Comptroller said lha fttl- slty. Consideration fo r. the ileal illackhiirn aeked what lha gov- tlia afternoon conference would Ipaomss," he said, "Farmers nsad mated |4u,uuu,t)uu revenue from amount* to 1500,mxi, •rnmont'i policy on th# elom b* returned upon call of either party. No definite time waa set. A reduction of license tuxes on would Im In view of tha newt. guards against low Incomes, the sale* tax la ‘unly a liberal Borne obesivcra thought the Attica replied that the govern­ Tha Democratic party has guees," He declared It would ba each C llv tiua operated by H. A. won .... grtinti'.l Iho now rata .................mad* ............ araaluii* wars an Indiesment has — *-Its policy clsar— ■!rontlnuati 1 n the lead In working for a at least els mouths befura an ao- Allen being |2B amiuntly lush-nri of |78, that there should be ^'International i lion of some kind of progreu. ram for lasting farm proa* curate prediction can ba mad*, Following the rending of h re -' control of atomic enargy." I Rut thara wae nu hint a i to what y, fo r w# know that tha wtl* At tha suggestion of Attorney Gallachar | It might be. If they du not reach Communist WIUIs o f jh e country depends upon General Richard Ervin, th* Comp- quasi by the fkmlnulo County, some agreement on pension and In* welfara of our farmer*," ht trollar said h« would furniM tha Chamber nf Commerce that T w in ; j umped up. Hath Street between Hanford and "Ae there le no real defeiym I eurance prgurama, n half-million French Avenues Im made a [elnet th# atom bomb," he said ,' •teelworkers tmployed l.y mare through street, the matter wae re­ " "will the Prlma Minister support §*{i«t Meompantes nru set to ferred to Folic* Chief Roy G, W il­ th* Soviet propoeal for th# 3*a« |■trike nt 18:01 A, M. Saturday. U l'M s m T m i S H T t *• liams to make a survey to datar-* 1 tructlon of all atomk waapon8T"| LYNN, Mate., Bapt, VI—W — idc power, w* Br*' ________ mine If thle Is needed. M id every meesure to proT A L L A IIA 8 8 E E , Bept. H — W 1Albart J , Fitsgereld, president of An ordinance w a s p.ss.d passed deslg u » w«. tha United Ekcrtkal Workers of I« > ll,u taco vein s, t.in. is Ki olio,I n p v ra liu n k . a -ra i..: s a w ir A'SSa.TSK As sir JjrtTsSUllfJM § m § m a :• to the thlflleee or fad lit its aro provided i t * - .i '£ K i r y it I N EW YO R K , Sept. 2 7 -fA ^ -A H A R P -R U t P A 1 o u t ! common cold cure which worked H o u d m in a Kin Mis s J W) per cent of the time, if you tou AN* KNOCK '{OH i detected the cold within the first I hour, 1* reported hy Captain John DOW N t j 1M, lirew*t i t , U. 8 . Navy Medical Corp*. The cure Is not une drug, but at least five, all . antl-hlstamlnlcs; I that Is, the drug*, you take for .allergic Rneexlng*. Capt. Brewster reported hi* exnerlment* In the 0. 8 . Nevsl Medical Bulletin of last January(Fsbruary. Th# drugs ht used ere j pyrlbsntandne, thenylene, ntoantergan, hlstadyl and bensdryl. j For every hour's delay In tak' ing the allergy drugs thsrs was a drop In cure*. Watting i l l hours j gave only 74 per rent, | Capt. Hrew»ter declared that Ht 11* possible to catch colds early . enough, He said that cold suffer, era know when one is beginning j ‘These new drugs," Its writes,, , ''eliminate eneeslng, coughing and lRflM»4 N n« A*H *'• | the prufuxe discharge from the' tN«l« Im I Tlti# Wifi A Fit Q ltfi nose which now. is left Invisibly on | door knobs, faucet handles, hand . rails, in Ihe air jve breathe, and on other places of contact. If properly and universally tistd, the antl-hlstanilnlcs could reduce the , Incipience of cold* near tu tha , vanishing puint." j The five drugs named are not all tha new autl-hUtamlnlcs. Capt. Urawslsr’s report wa* cunflns.l to : result* of tliosa five. In aarlivr repot is it was stated arrnnsotikly that a new anU-hlilamlnlc drug cotirldln iiad been named in Capt. ilie w stir’s report. Mother and 3 Rabies! Die Alter Delivery Truman Speech frwrtrt?BhK'&ill! p*rw,,lnl', f'“*.,,7“ , s|||»|*IIII MVlfk|Ol|t n*tlng_0*k Av.nuc_b.tw.en Firat g J ^ H t t i l w » { p 8 5 and Thlrteanth Streote a s n progress would bo mada if through straet with the axcsptlon govarnmant of Bovlat RuMla w< of th# Nln(h Street stop, hospitals, J . it . Therell, supsrlutsitdent of atat* hospital*, said there tre t,, MW patten 11' at Chattahuucha*, M l «t tha Arcadia branch. IM a« fur- h and 188 applicatl ■ m il ■ said now ■applkat J»w. ,M t 10 a day, *01. Tha Gablaat, without log My apMjfia rale*so iMUucted TharroU to oa staffing and *qulpL ward buiwiug at Chai Amartca (CIO), came under fir# today from member# of hla own loeal. Meinbars of tha Local 801 » UE'e largest •• voted o bring ehargaa against for falling to CH ICAG O , Sept. 87—bPi— Mi*. Bernice Ecker, 33, and three of the ipia.hliplet balds* burn tu liui last rilglit w tir dead today. Th* temsinlog Infant, u tiny girl, was given a fill-fit) m ii v I vmI chance hy physician* at Holy Cross Hospital. Her husband, Vtmon, a truck driver, said Ida wife ws* not sure she was pregnant. He had plann­ ed to take her to a doctor next Friday In find out. Mrs. Frkcr, mother of thieai rhll.lren In an earlier immlugo became III last night while slio t farmerette costume, was listening t0 a radio program In her home with her brother. Dolores Dalbara, IT, Clifton,, N. J* Francis Fitrgeiald, SO. Fttig srald ’ who will reign as Quean of th* Now took her to the hnipital, and the I Jersey State Fair, waves her straw firat hahv was born shortly after chapeau as she reaches Now York on a tour of eastern dtfcia Tha she arrived, One of the quadruplets, a hoy, oldest exposition was stillborn. A girl died lees wntn H n dop mt iailli rt Gian three horns after birth, The First grant w u rocsJved third child who riled wae a liny, kept olive until 7 A. M. today in George I I la 1748. (International] the hospital Incubator. Mrs. Ecker riled olios11y before midnight, A staff physician at Ihe hospital said unite anemia was th* chief cause of her death. Mrs. Ecker had worked aa a JFH H EY C IT Y , N. J. Hspt. 27 Ubeier In a paint factory until — )— "Hudson ‘ — u f ,, County Boulevard Inst month when she left her Job —(A1 because of lovert. bleeding attacks, Patrolman Anthony (laslor Is on her liushand said. It waa another the danger list today after showing such attack which preceded the de­ a bartender how to play "Russian roulette." livery of th# babies last night. Police Chief James McNamara Tha surviving baby i i an ab­ normally small girl. Her weight said the special patrolman placed was nut ascertained because of tn* on* shell In hie .3ft caliber service necessity of getting her into the revolver last night to demonstrate the "game " Incubator quickly. Then he arum the cylinder, put the gun to hie forehead, and pull­ ed the trigger. The bullat was In ihe chamber opposite th* hammer, KWaMasei n s w Wow* **■•» McNamara said. Clilsng Ksl-BIteks Nationalist govThe bullat rut through the fron­ trnnisnl. tal bon* of hie head. He waa taken The Assembly's 14-natlon steer­ to Je n e y City modlcal center, ing commlttea la expacted to matt where ht wae reported on th* tomorrow or Wednesday to decide danger Hat this morning. whether to recommend that th* Assembly takg up] the complaint. Russia’* Andrei Y . Vishineky, ae ■n assembly vice-preeldent, elts I C s s t l s s i C Pros* w a s* _____ on that commlttan and may makt Va„ carpenter, said vesterday ha his first counlar-attaek in debate shot and liillad Wooldrldgs after with Tslang) also a vice-president tha older man pulled a knife on him In an argument over Mr*. and commitWa member, Horn* western delegations war* Dean. raported trying to talk tha .Chin- 1 The youth testified that Mrs. on* out of asking the Assembly Doan, Sft-year-old former house­ to condemn Russia’s raported port keeper nn tha Brcnnaq farm, threatened to tell hit brother, Ray­ In the Chlnaea civil war. mond, that tho and Robert had Illicit relation* If ha failed to get Wooldridge to leave, used tha ■placards to boat on Calted to the eland In rebuttal. the hoods and toqs of autoa at­ Mrs. Dean dented Wooldridge had tempting to enter, "laid h k hands on me" |1 Robert A crowd of aovarnt hundrad tentitled or that i m bad over ask­ striker* and union sympathisers ed the youth to to rn Wooldridge shouted encouragement. to k a v t th* farm. Whan ihcriffi daputiaa triad "Did you ever have Intimate to cknr n passage for h m ap­ lattona with Robert,1' Mre. De proaching rvoa-itrlkeve, tha wo­ w#« seked. proachlng noa-strtks men snclrckd peace officers, snckclad tha the p •7 (0 .» didn't" completely blocking Benjamin B . Donolow, M e n u ----. . . . cousel. asked her If ‘eh* hed not to tho p k n t. Other Wmgrw aa™w2*»-ww WDTDd had a drinking bout with Rohart when they wer# alone In the Bren- Cop Learnt* How To Plav Russian Dame Nationalist China Woman Arrested S"5TSa •tNtjo* tested bout an .Four _____ anterad . n#4m T“ t o r * SjjgaatASiSt "**(?•# third ara H aw aii***—‘'A they really love to be policemen," said Dan. Th* other two third* are Cauca­ sian*. Japanese, Chinese, Samoana and Filipinos, Mu cam* tu the mainland to attend an International cop caucus, at which ha raported on Honolulu’s mcakuraa to avoid "another F ts rl Harbor." "W* were the firet polk* force to organise for atomic defense,'Vv ht said. "If au atom bomb falls' on our city we'll be reedy to dis­ charge our: responsibility t# toe community." Then he smiled as ht added: ‘Of court* If our police are within a two mllf rang# of the explosion— well, they'll be out." . Dsn look* neither as mysterious as Charlie Chan nor as stolid ns tha average police chief who worked h k way up from a beet uounder. H# belong, to ths neweP# generation of cops who think-that preventing crime U as Important u police function as catching crim ­ inals. ills force has e full program of sports, hobby training and re­ creational activities for Honolulu youngsters, and It mixes the bid* of all races together at an early age. ,,, , "Youth holds tho key to our future democracy," said Dan. “I t 0 is fur that reason we try to work smung the young eu much—te leach them tha American tradition of good will and tolerance." Llu sets hk polk* offkers a good example by hla own off-duty civic work. He k e leader In thf local Council of Church**, the YMCA and Boy Bcoul activities. The racial harmony that pre­ vails In tha Hawaiian Islet ie the knvy ad othk'r k'rekb wKer* dtf- ^ ferencM In color,- politics or re- * llglon cause vlokncd. *. < "Our crime k • lower then ,*ny oilier cities of the seme population group", said Dnn, who bollevee this is true largely because of th* Islands’ no-discrlmlndtjoa nnllcv. He le married to a girl from MI»»l*Mlpp|, “Two thing* make our Jtlknda what they are. Una is tha brutharhood of Aloha, which tlmply mean* love from ths heart without any­ thing held bock." U ia othar spirit that prevails la Kokua, It la n*rd tu tranatete, hut It means to fill up—to help out the other fellow," Den said a policemen's lot un­ der a tropic moon Isn't partkulaflr glamorous, as people avtrfwhere commit mmlt crimes much la th* .... ....ntur. •sms me "Mostly burglaries and teWk utetfras,’* * h*. remarked. "Net uch Iraegfhailon." j, CongreM Acts (CsattMMO ■l lantk nation*. g « ___ „ Truman'e announcement the sla hoe produced *n atomic th* committee member* Hevt adopted major point* of tho mea­ sure. Th* .commltteo, seeking a earnpromise between a, senate bill And _ another passed by th* hogefcJt agreed late yosterdky after esity S.J3* .'ro’srfL'.rr.'LKSK tv . , . Ordinarily euch committee* *#• tie on eeme1 figure batwuen between the htgh and tha low. Thle time, H House i members didn't 4v*n ‘ ev*n fight for their total. ChairmoN Connolly (D-Tex) <4 the S m to 8 of tb# oonfireey, eommentoSl that the Ruselan «• inn i- T.7JVVA.1 u e earms m* totnte reports "nave given th# program new strength." The House amandmefT Truman a Ira Dean dented the state- 000,1 accepted Senate raking the ptp-U l armed foreai. edge* inttse 1800,- uKt1 at hi* moiSertortora IJtfoporty owners ^ abkt to taka car* of “Wa ara right tho N EW Y O R K — (TP)—’There la a r ' Eskimo patrolman among the pineapple* of the paradise of the ■ Pacific. And that doesn't seem at all unusual to th* top cop uf Hano-* lulu—Idg Dsn Mu, 40, a six-footone Inch Chinese. "W* have at least a dosen nationalities on our police forte," he laughed. "And don't think we’re without Irish cops." I don't knew where the Eskimo cam* from— .r lust drifted in from somewhere I * suppose. Now he'* walking a beat • for us. No, he doesn't have a dogsled. "I don't believe be even ha* e dog." Mu I* proud of the faet ba himself worked up through 4Vfry tank tu become the first Chtnasa chief of police of an American cltv. His force reflects lha poly­ glot population of tha Island mait- " ^ f t t ear he’* lying," Danolow ;A r s ! t roodlng wai givan on n dump, t u * uunnur, R e . toon n to confine r------- N l to th* m Bronaan, 4i , te noeueod te in 00- i R doubU f ' / / rv ‘ ■•; jr r " ^ r It as.*!* ifiM- i W m 1 1 n , pn1 T M M li i* Y 1n 1 , ; .VT. tt New Drugs Found IARMffrs MEDITATIONS Eskimo Patrolman > Sy Alley Not Only Stranger By Navy Doctors Ntorf A*W MUM KIN On Hawaiian Force Cure Common Cold DO tft KICK PUftTW *—J w». »»"•* •— e« a x s:r,s,„m 'M rIn a move hy the government without specifying that It wa* w |||_ , i t 11TI8DAY SEPT. 27, i t f » T H E SANFORD H ERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA governments Suit TimesProduces Again»tNewgpaper Warren’s No Sales B last As Threat Tax Telegram • vu *9 .»■ 'C . 'iA in iV ■ - 5y. ft fi i'rV r * P % .AlMMiKi \ 2 1 �• r~ 7 ------ *£ 'jMfJII 3 *r d b U «H y T h m b H trnngth— I * Prefect Ike P m m of U»c World; T« Prearote t i t Progreso ol America. To Produeo Prosperity fw Sanford. fflx t H a n f o r d i& tm lh V ^ O LU M K X X X X Bonanza Seen For Growers In F lo rid a # ' T IIK W K A T 1 IK K AN IN O K P K N O G N f D A IL Y N EW S P A P ER 8 A N FO K D . FL O R ID A , Ea ta b llo h e d 1908 CALL TO RELIGIOUS GOOD W ILL ---------- Considerable cloudiness with Dt.iMnnal showem ,«ml thunder­ showers Ihmutrh llmr-day. Mod* rrat* mmhi-j.i to rant wind*. > AjHocbttd Prenn Learned Wire W E D N E S D A Y HEI»T. 2 8. 1910 N o. 287 U.S. Renews Huge Foreign DKTECTIVI*: SA VES DROWNING FAMILY Strike Threat Its Plea For id Approved Lessened By C ongress Atom Cootrol Pension Grant Webb Demands Inter­ pearly 4 Billion Is national Inspection; jg Voted To Carry On Agreement Seen For 1J Marshall Plan For Talks About Greece Next Nine Months Lilting Of Canadian Import Controls Is Said T o Mean Over 5 Million Dollars MIAMI. 9 r p i ~ 28—(/P)—The Miami Daily Newt taiti today Can­ ada't lilting ol import contrnli on ^re»h Iruit and vegetable juice* Oct. I will provide a multi-million dollar market for Florida farmer*. The newipaptr quoted LaMunie Grew ol Orlando, manager of the Florida Fruit and Vegetable Aitociation, ai laying tha move will mean "somewhere between $5,000.000 and $10,000,000 to Florida grower* ol fall, winter and spting ^ a f tu b le i." Grew raid Canadian houtewivet A* u t[t it or e uf good will toward Jews relabraltng their New Yesr, buy 10 to 15 pcrcant of (all. win­ III, Rev. I.. Humphrey Wal* of the Second Presbyterian Chuich, in ter and ipring vegetable! shipped New Yoik, blow* tile Hhofer (Jewish ritual ram's born) to itsit WASHINGTON,” Sept. 2 » - { /P ) -Jams* L. Wrbb, undersecretary u i itsle, said today (be United Na­ tion* plan ioi min national loutiol ul atomic energy by mtpsetions "irmam* ihr only leatible, wuikable and ctfeitive une *u far ad* *sncrd." Wrbb teitalrd ihe American W ASHINGTON, Sept. 28— (AM Ih r llouhr tod** p.iionl u Omiipiumlve *1,111,010,111)11 bilt to hrlp friendly list Ionv min •* *IiinI funimunUin. It now l"v* til th* Heual* whrir qllli'k etqi limit wan rxp*rt*d. Ih r eonipromlse fillin’** inutnli tlir yrii. ivloiis of a bill prtduunl) gav.rtl by ih r Setuls. puiiiiuii m a ttalcnirnt without letn ri.ie In Soviet Kuttia'i pioputal in piolnhit atomic weapons. Rus­ sia lias been unwilling to accept ' die plan worked out by the U. N. Atomic Commission. WASHINGTON, Sept J8 </P) —P ilu le i i k I I louse ioiumillcrllirK iOdi) jgiccd oil * $5, UW.’WO.IKIU f o i r i | n s u l piugrmn. f n is i * | q m i '* l by l.otli liouiei l» expected pionqil- « Th* newapaper alio quoted HoVbert C. Evans, secretary of the Florida C itru i Commission, an laying tha action meant "WVngetting hack full trade with mu of our bait customer!.’’ He »ni<l It ihould mean a tremendous bim»l In yearly citrus Income. Canada originally placed m bargoes on fruits and vegetables In order to conserve hsr supply of dollars. IN TI Slit Id.It, Sept. 2»—(yp) — f ill Stmt**, Steel CorporaMoil lud.ii piupiisrd a lU-ctnt hourly pen-inti ..... Insurance progruni to .u n i * nationwide Mrlke toil the I III ( niteil 8 l*elwurkei- .it the «mne time chiirged linlti-ii> is trying to fin re s n.ilkuiil. I'lr-ulriii lt.'o|.nnln F. FairIr— nf I s sieel said the compait)'» p io p u»,,| i',)||( fn* empliiyes lo Ii,Ip -hare Ihe v lpenvr ol ihe prnaiims and In* sura tire .<uili.ui to iriommendnllon-i ut ,i presidential fact finding l„,.ird i're-ldrnl I’liilip Murray of the I I I ) i file., i'll bin Insistence that tlir -leel industry must ac­ cept the pir-ldeutinl board peace re, iiiniiii'iiiUlions or taka Ihe III.,ine tlir .1 strike Friday IIIill I*IKtil. llie industry I* de­ termined in tiling about a naliniitt ide -leel -trike nil the is ­ sue of 1niililliulurj pensions and smial iii-oiiiior,' Murray said, “ this is .1 l.il-r Issue deliberateI) raised In tbe Industry as a clonk I ........ neat its determina­ tion to I l.l II' -hike .11 hull." tr> •Economist Seeks Special Banking For Small Loans W ASH IN GTO N , Sept. 28-t/V> — Creation of antclal banks to finance small bualnaaa was nrnpos•d today bv A. D. II. Kaplan, economist of the Brookings Instta i t s staff member of the private research Institution advanred the proposal in a statement for (hr investment Subcommittee of tin* J o 1 n t Congressional Economic Commutes. Kaplan esprtssed tho strong conviction that there Is n sub­ stantial core of small scale entei prist- especially among firms em­ ploying 10 to 100 workers—for Which thsre Is a lick of suitable _ financing facilities. 9 He said the number of small business failures Is still small compared with what used to be regarded as normal during the 1020’s and HO’*. But the nmnlror has heen rising front month to month. Kaplan added, and "It Is wall that cnngTess should bo re­ examining the issue before It does become acute." "It Is acsentlal to create an agency to which the commercial bank may refer tha client whoso # needs go beyond current bank loans Into the more specialised area of. risk-bearing capital fin­ ancing,’' tha aconomTst declared. Ha racalltd that tha operation of IPw anM in ftss e»s> Rain Floods Market Damaging Supplies than $1101) damage to Mori supplies resulted _ grocer. . . and — ng of the Mara From tha flooding eret Ann Grocery on First treat following a heavy down­ pour of rain yeaterdayy after­ noon, Manager Joe Saunders stated tide morning. Turgid water geysered up nut of drains In tha store as sewers falltd to handle tha volume of of water poured Into tham. Wo­ man custom m removed ahoes and itocklnga aa they sloshed about In wafer four Inches deep ft- In tha store. Thle morning tha floor waa dry. and bualnaaa went on aa usual, but only dua to tha feet that Manager Sounder* and Ms staH had worked until midnight to sweep the water out, clean B and remove damn W a r hud penetrated Western Allies Cancel Parliament End Berlin Talks With Reds Attlee Regime Declares British Can Discussions On Berlin S o l v e Difficulties Halted Until Soviets With New Commons Honor Agreements LONDON. Sept — </!>> - Win­ ston ('Inin lull dried I ’eiltamenl to­ day to tinow out the Labor Governmrnt* which uicceedcd hn own re- glUtr III 1045. "Moil o( ui agree dial It it Iiih Ii lime {nr another I'ailisment and dull idl our difticullit! would have a ninth heller chance of being tolvrd in a new llouie of Com­ mon*." die Cornelvstive leader dttlsied. . , — >.i , . Chun lull opened the tscoad day ol del,,ilr in a duee-day eineiHcnty •emoii brour.bi on hy the govern* incut ilci iiloii to devalue the pound. I Ir mud llrilain ha* reached .* point wlmli it "holli irriou* and >lr.tiiye " "lb ci.ill d ine loom* and hioodi the allium bomb wlmli die Human Soviet, lot leaion* not yet explain ed. hair not hr foie the Hritltli. ihuindi luppity not before the Amriii .on," Cliiiu lull laid. C lllll r l li l l ni* III Hint w h a t W ith B r it a in 's rim iiu -lu l n i s i * the co n ­ flic t betw een its le iiilln g p a r lie s , ■mil non I lie n tiim bomb quosttou, " It M ill be g c iii’i n l l y ugreed tbut the hour la g ro ve .'* The goveinnieiit baa naked foi u vote of i-oiifblenii'. Tim l mi'uiiN llie A ll lee cn III net bi nuking "How havu wi* ilnlinT" Churchill Hiiiil. mid lie commented: “Thiil 1- it question which the elec­ tors will liuvo to pronounce upon Hoe 11line,I On I'na* Vital CitruH Award 1h Offered By Jaycees Momlnun of the rltrus commit­ tee of the Florida State Junior Chamber of Commerce decided at their recent meeting In Or­ lando to present annually a plaque tu tha person In lint citrua Indus* In the opinion of the jSflge's' has contributed most out**_"*. s'.: ».....1.... .......* ,1 standingly a to *1 Hut development of tho Industry. Judges will includo the follow* Ing or thidr representative*! State Commissioner uf Agriculture; U.8. Commissioner uf Agriculture) Florida Citrus Commission) Dean of tho Agricultural College of the University of Florida and the Florida Farm Bureau. It . H. p la n , endoraed l»y B ER LIN . Sept. JR — (/»*» I be tin- i i i i i jut It y o f th e (tu tte d N a tio n s w m ild set up uu u ll p o w e rfu l re( h ir e Wettrrli Allies tonight la n k r K iilitiio u c u in iiils s liiii w ith p o w er o i l i l i u m ,i o n * W illi H u n i a on i r to si'iid in s p e c to rs In to a n y co im ti \ in s c iiii'J i o f p o sslld e v to ln tlo u s . suiting Beilin hie to normal. T lic S o v ie t p ln u hns n ev u r lieen III a tharply winded Irltei In the tu llv o u tlin e d bu t R u s s ia H*u» l a r Soviet commandant, die Ainriuau, lias iiiH isted tliu t th e H . N . So* Bnlith and 1'ieiwh cuuimand.iiit* c u r t ly l'm in i'll - w h e re she h a * ■ |t'**il*M« oa Poe* et»t Chime I Elected Officer Of League ? Prevention Of Fires Explained At Annual Fire Chiefs* Meeting . R IC K A R D ! DIKH T A L L A H A I 8 K E , Sept, »*-(>P) —James B. Rlckerds, who for 20 years lad tha fight of Florida school teachers for higher pey, died in his sleep lu re last night. He wee M . He retired last Jan. I aa sxaentive secretary of th* Florida Education Association, but eontinued bis educational activi­ ties aa secretary of tha Florida School Board Member* Associa­ tion. C H R IS T IA N S C IE N C E C O LU M B U S. 0 „ SepL M - O T keep#. Its firemen busy preventing ■uter eapltoL tbe tot — Christian Setanee churchmen fire* instead dr putting them out airport* tho Ualvanhy won a fe-year struggle aa Ohio Chief Aaul Gandare of the In- Rico, tha capital's oqwtenet, tho heeamo tha 4Sth state to let their governor^ pataca bnUl b1 IBM an* practitteM n fMurge free. The Jrsirjssl?* other htetocte plaeee to St culture smd better btuu Nriiillr iqqiiiilliiiii qusvhrd .« ptiq■ ■ ■ -.*I 11v thr llim ir loufrrrrx to tlir l.l A I,.I II liy ahuut $ 200.000 000 Ihr long tl.tllrd lull I* rxpri trd to ir.it li thr Wlolr I luilir tin Pl'miriil I limisii * ilglMlure III a fov* d a y*. Ii alio i ein rt $45,000,000 tm Gwrli • I until Sid $’H 2. lOO.OOO fs>, oiiupsttun m il* ui (irruntny, Aiittiis. Japan and ihr Kiukyil Islsud*. $110,000,0110 tor Io n gin*' loirign aid "wattliilug mill millrr, anil $1,074.000.000 to Corn Lt'A iprudmg m tlir Imal q ititn oi thr last Im al yrai. end i aallansa nt rate* M il Gifts To Be Sent To French Family Catholic Doctors By Pilot Chib flit Practice* Of Test Tube Babies ■■ts.** jp v w votoi (T h e said: "We aie not piepaird lu continue with diicuttion* on die nuimaliialioD of life in Beilin un­ til we can be confident that agree­ ment* firrly negotiated will be honored hy the Soviet authorities." The breakdown ol talk*, ordered Memheis of the Pilot Club by die foni loirtgn minister* in Pali* but June, came in a diipute voted lit lheir meeting held III the Tom 1st Center lust night to si­ over polnirt of die Soviet manage- ll ,t one faintly from the small vllliige of Vlmouth-imrnl ol Hellin'* elevated lailway*. I-1 i ni'll A Itus-luii representative bad wlmli was sliutleied bv mistake m been Invited to a lust minute mite I IP II by U. 8 . Immbillg, la send mg today to stave off cullupse of t'llitsliiiil* puckaKes III, FulloWlliC four-power ttdv, but lie did nut a httei rend liy International lie lutiiilis cliiiirmuu, Mr*. Feliii' appear. West, Hie group selected a family W ASHINGTON Sept. 28—UP)— with nine rhlldten. Gift packages are tn ba brought, Illplomatlc official* said today that after nearly four years of off-and- wrapped and marked at the next on i|l*ciis*lnns, the United Staten meeting of the dub on Get. It. und Kinoda are still far apart on The club Inst month voted to usa settlement oP the Soviet $11,* sist wttli (lie rehabilitation uf the town In cnoperntlun with a four l(i**il***a a a r * i * ala I year project uf Pilot Internuilumil Eight iloxen teaspoons have been h purchased by the club and await Instructions hum Pilot Inleinu tlusiul fur shipment. A letter was read front Miss 8. (I. Chase, Jr., uf Chase and Co. wus elected vice-president of Josephine Klnman, a former mem the Okluwaha River Citrus Lea her u f the Clayton, Go, Pilot Club, gun, and also named aa one of who Is taking special training In its directors at the annual meat London, England, thanking the Ing held Sept. 20 In Leesburg. Ira local club for Its assistance lit Southward of Southward Fruit Co. securing passage for her to Eng land. whs also named a director. In response to a letter from W. Fred Herlong, Leesburg, was Clifford McKIbliln, City Mauagei. elected president and W. A. Knowles, Leesburg, treasurer. requesting the rtub’e cooperation in oeeupylng the farmer Yacht Hath were named as directors. (CeatteaM m Page BUI Other director* Include K. Boyd, Del.and; L. F. Koper, Winter Gar KERRY EST A T E den; W. I.. Story, Ucooe; E . B. LOR A N G E L E S , Kept. 28—(AM Lytic, Welrsdslo, and W .P . Crosby — Carol Ann Beery has been of f'itva Cllra. granted an Increase front $2000 to Tho Oklawaha River Citrua $8000 monthly from the estate of League Is a co-operative group of her lata actor-father. citrus growers In the regions of A superior court judge granted tho Oklawaha and flt. Johns the increase yesterday after at rivers. Only fruit that meets tho torney Lyman A . Garber dt* rails qualifications established closed that Wallace Beery’s estate y tho Looguo may bo pochod came to $600,000 more then an­ under Its brand mark, "Oklawaha ticipated. It totalled $2,100,000. OK." Lyman eaid Carol Ann, 10, an adopted daughter, leaves Oct. 6 for a year In a drama school in Nsw York. i. also srapt over tha the meat cutting room. urod at NEW ORLEANS. Sapt. 28-(/ P )-B ig cily firemen, who somsHmss ittghton, I J tn 1 brlnga era a little smug about the sfficiottcy of their hu«h oigenirstione, took month a beck seat at the annual Conforenca of tha International compared of Fife Chiefs today. to* n e i r t p U of $ .» with narmul ’reload of ' Mhearing technical talks on hew to battle b if blues, Inchaa.for all w---------------------- -today hoard howl . . . . Insular Fire Berviea ol culture in the eurrieulum of fire­ Puerto Rico makes better fire men, he feta. ^ TULSA,* O. Kplp men by providing them with cul­ un t m onernoooe, teat night ture: tad firemen ore token to vlaitpUeea —*>nth oa d #—A small Louisiana town of general iatareat, rock re toe in- tstrissr Mi.-cow iii'ii' said I,, believe that Itiiislu. despite her lenewed ap­ peal r,u Intelniilbinul control of uli'iiiic enegy, is still flatly oppus,'d tu the U. H.-~liurketl plan tin wuthi legulalliin, Ceiluin fuieign dlpliiinals llteie u k in ' tliut the Muvlel* still legatd the I t . 8 . plan for Intel national uloinlv I'untlol us uu invasion of niiluinul suverelgnly. debate to both tew Mieod the and tha Be HOME. Sr III. 28 (I1) Ill'll' I'llt I*, tn till' )'.nil til I lllt'l lllll Inliul t nngli'-x Ilf ( lltlinlll dni'tnlu In.luy i ■'tiiirl,mi ll tin' pi mlli'r nf liuiing fi-vt lulu' l.iiliii". h - run 11 in v In thr until,ir1 i ill**- nf pul,'lltiioml. Pint llitnir PiihIi'iiii nf I'uil*, immlih'nl nf tin' Inli'i natinmi! Mi'll la'llI Riii'li-tv of 81. I.ukr, mini "It wnulil In- filglitfnl if one duv in1will liavr donors nf limnnii scril ii- nopiilin diilints uf blond. If C’ll I hill Ii- iliiclul s dll not taki’ niiiiii'illati’ and stiong mltou ngaiust inttfli'inl tnsi'iinnatlmi. In* Killtllllll’ll, " * h will -iioillv liavo In nil I’liuntrii’s slato srivlrrs of -I'i'il doiioi k a - wi' liavr now mu t n've of blood iloiiots." Dr. Jorumiuti Eoti'v. masli'i gm,. i at of till' I ill'll Guild of St, I.ukr. Sts. I'n-iiias unit Damian, •aid approval of artificial Iuhi'iii mitiim would "pruvii a twrrtl*!** weapon in Ihr hands nf im'iIcNi tiitnlitarlan gnvrrumrnt" Hr add III. "W r wlmli M'l’ thr "fair taking tt, hand Ihr* birrillng of s« 'R'cta mu) tlir traring of them without ugard to divltir law o hiiinun Invr." Hr suld that "attifliul liiai'ininu linn deprtvi’a uf prrsoual fouiulir tinn that moMi prtsoual of ail functions—pa ri'iitliomi." Delegate* to thr Cnngrr** will lir rreoivvil tomnriow by I'opr Pin* XII In a sprclal umlienrr at Cu»ti’l (inntlolfo, thr Pontiff's summer ii'nldrnce. During tho audienrr the I'npe is espoctrii to makt' a major pionouncement on tho attlludu of the Church tuward ntudlcal pro­ blems. D E I Itlil I sept. 28—1/Ft— Ford noil llie 1 III I oiled Autu " m in i- 11tie re pur trd late to­ il 11* uo llie m g e uf signing a iriiiMibwiiiu I'liulrnrl. The I l r . n t l . i l r i nl it ii.t r lig t il- i h r liu ’r * u f M i* R i’ l t i l i i ' P iln q u iu nod l if t nnrrrinrul xoolil uteri s strike ul II.YlUlli Mien Iteporledly, It * tllln l.iiii.l. I.'iy - i l n p i , l l l l l 1 N u ll Y o lk «'•»> ili t i ' i t i v r .Inliu * l . r t l l ' i It u |i. i ii til i m m tin l in k .uu l l r i g l l l * . N Y . fn in t ly . tin Im ling mm, would allow llirm In retire at M il., c,, ,,i in , - m l n it .ttn i,'* lli'iu 'li Hi I Inn*, t lir Inn i- 1n k r ii In li.) III! (I.ll- U 'lllip to *1 0 0 I tin 1,11 | •11 11 liy in ti i in h \\ I n l n k r i . T ill* P i Inqum * i i i ii' m il fiid illlg l 11*1,111hIs I -li.in-trd iieHOtisture vv lii n III, II t u ii tn iiil ■n| i , ,1 l i n y r ilin g tu II tinny 20 n n im lidm*,' tm .1.ml iu polish off the tliii**ujiiuiiuli inn*, i n iii io ii I iu c I—u pattern- , setti'i tm Inn** industry— ba­ lm e 11 inidmclil druillllir SCI by the I \tl ,, , Mayfair Inn Plans Celebration Dinner And Dance For Reopening Hmprnuig ol tlir Maytdii Inn lot tlir UU and wiltln traton at Ii 00 u T I iii k S.ilm div rvruing will In- irlrpiatrd with a (ilnnri and ilsnrr tn wlmli thr indilti ii lim lril. M.tu.igri i.rwi« Duly anunuuird luda* |*hiir* have hrrn trl fm Hill pri-nn> at tlir dilniri wlmli will hr ,i in.ijni tmial riru l ol ihr I,ill •r.iruu All iii*lldtn>ii to .iilrml tlir dmirri ha» lirrii rslrudrd to Goyriuut ♦ und Mm. Km it'ii i,ml -lull, amt '•’hiiltif L fn M‘»V$4 Ii Bogart Bounced , lint ill IMlt* |* In Mild Fracas F i l m Star Scuffles With Girls, Fantlas In El Morocco Chili Ni;w YORK, Sqit. JH vl*i Ihr swank 1.1 M uim io night .lull piitlrd a "Lrrp mil” rigu Im film lough guy I lurtlplltry ling,tit tiul.lV . . . , allrr two prrlty gill* gut puvlmd .iiuund in «Nraia> mvulvmg liugry and two toy paudat, ., modrrn vrr.mn of llir trddy hrar. Inin sOilinls runflisliiit, Ii N. All ihn! H tenHy Heni U iliut IIh khi t mid 0 waggish lllll IIIII .Hi'i iumi. slutwrd up H) E l Mmnci'o ...... m night —not with Hiidr wIvm Im' witli tlie patulus. “ Mret our nil I filrnds," llir.v announced. All went wrll until fushlrti mu did Robin Rnbrrts playfully nlcki'd up mm of tho pamtas. Itidifu gut shuvril ami wound up on lliu cluir's thick carpet, n '-V i : *X A . 4‘ ; - ' - • ikftbQ is. 'I I't iiil i f*|i|i" s$||*| NIW It H<k, ,'iept. 28 (TPj— K ru ri.ril luqir Im peace in the uteri imlunhv ilr*rliiped today with irlt.tlile irpm li tluit the U. .5. Steel * I'mpoisiioii liiiil agreed lo gisnl ,t ID 1ml*-,ui-110111 pension and urH.nr' |mi Lige, I lit- u le rl t iimpaiiv, bcllwelhST' i.l llie rmlii'tiy, **a» icportcd still (I .r u ilu u -d U> r s i s i Slat Kirst Telecast In San lord Is Seen Hy MeAlexander IlkH III t'Ill'll| I *4 Will 1*1(4\ (til II *IIIIIr « Hi Hi*1 ht411Hmill | lu* ui t'lii'hl i ii Ihr id . kind 'll] U1Nil play Im (MUI ,1 I .M i'A le x u u ili'i. lo c a l elecA group of *N'r\t Yolk l.lanl h u ul d e n ie r, sow und liv a id a 20 dllcllils i- -lai i’ll I d h$* ]Mv-i'iit in lading lloi 111*»• Sl«»ii4*l»iirnl pre liiiiiu te lelr-i-nat nt fo u lb a ll plc-ul,nt uf IIm NiiIIiimiiI Exiiildliun t >t1 ■- ve -ite trlay ut le i 'm ull nt Ills From Night Club I,.. GiiiiiI Mtli-iilmiy, l.dgni liuioe ut Hint) S u i l .'i d A v e n u e . B y th is lie iliu m - to lie the I ii’lrv. 11rliHin i i , mid Chill Int doing pi.... .... Snnfocd televislim timer. In im v , vii't' iufiidi'iil. Ait Flynn "I A il Flynn A—mniti'i.. Now ) >nl. t 'llll llnlihi'll, illti'i Ini nf iln l . Iiiii In' (mm -viti'in, und Mrl im will piitiuihly tn' (iii'Kiqit, Mild (Ii Duly. I Im linltd him lii'i'ii I'nnqdi'tidy ,.|,..),|l,l| „,l(| m'iiiIim I fin lim nprtimK mid nrw window drapurlrx of , I’Mgiit fliiweinl draign udd u “ ",l* flirerfi.l nulr In tlir |)|$ 4*1 colnn'tl kill' tlllil rill fiishni|(. *i Diltpriii'H wpip I lint ul l«*iJ i,v y„w«-irn .mil Mi Dutv |H»lnh>il .... ,,inl nil ruinl-lii,ig, mid gu, ,. hnvi. ..... .. ........ .. (|J |m.n| j,,,,,,. Mm diiilng I mini Inis iiinv rui pi-ling tirul dr,i purion, ul-n (Im inlli’f i mini lu ttnlil. mid tintIi pin -i'll u vrry Mil*ni’tivi* und hillin’ iik.' )•iqiotirnrti'i’ I'ntli’d palms add t a rlirriful »" ,h" !o»d«y ««d vv.’rt* frtr m a it T p ... it'a'pmtil^'slmtd K - r S ' w l . ! ! ' I* slmvrd, too. Her escort, Joluuty also putting the gioumU and lawn Jrlku, didn’t likr it. lint words In fu>" condition. Shrubbery lias H IG G IN S I L L exrhAngCMl. Hdinohmiy huiunIi * I'*1*^* rM*»rranK«Ui f'tiends of Edward lllgglns, dinner ulutr nvttr Jrlko’s the west side nf thr hotel facing rnsnager of tha Rcmlnola County ed rl'eailnaerf on i-*v* *t»r iteatlaieS Oa »aee Mai Chamber of Commerce, will re­ gret to learn that hr is confined tu Ht. Vincent’s Hospital in Jack­ sonville for observation, Ha loft fur Jacksonvllla an Monday. Mrs. Higgins, Mis* Rare Warren EasIrrby and Edward Higgins, Jr. are spending soma time with him. M ONTGOM ERY, At*.. Sept. 28- Ifl’f A new brick-lsying device S A L T M INK R H ELT ER H wIujsb inventor* hope to revolutionue llie building industry w»» duited D E T R O IT , Bept. 2 * -W F )-8 a It off fur iu first pubic showing here today. mi nee nndar the city of Detroit More lh«g 5,000 government officials, architects and contractors ere bolng Inspected far possible usefntoese as a ir raid shelters in throughout (he ggtiun w«(e invited to llie demonstration at 10; 30 A. Mcess o f an atomic bomb attacb. on Ih# campus'of Huntingdon Col-^ The mines honeycomb tha south­ lege. helped him develop it and put It The chief of the Army Engi­ In production. western sector of the city. City planning commission officials are neers, MeJ. General Lewis A. I’lck, SoumiiT* moved to Montgomery was scheduled to speak nt tha and hecama Hodgson's business looking Uwm over, program sponaored by the Mont­ partner. They plan to start turn CUB SCO U TS ” gomery chamber of commerce. ing out the nt........................... brick-laying device on Robert K . Reely, chairmen of Guests came bp written Invitation. a mass production basis soon. Peek 1$ «f the Cub Scouta, anHuntingdon ' chosen for * “the The producers say their gadget nuuneed thin morning that there show because a an outdoor will step up brick-laying opera would bn n meeting of eommitton amphitheater gh to handle tlons four tintitaa tha old-fashioned members and Dan mothere of the ex pouted procsss and will enable a Worker The n ‘ cklayer was to put down 8,000 to 8,000 bricks PreM I® s s d S4 nt the F irst on Thuredny nt Invented World War In an eight-hour day. An untrained Louis-born man can uee It after $0 minutes' fontgomery practice, they say. who Buljdsrs can save u ^ ta 8$ cents llie li'lecnst ** 11, first 'ji’elvitd •tu.itly liefure I on u'clu. k fmm 8 1 .1 t 1u o W.MIIII Jacksonville, w in . I. during niuinuigs unit afternoon . -tin'll Re|it lo him been - .ling out ti'-t pul let ns show­ ing a i*Ire In mi,I 1In- -tut lun hade murk Tliiw wus llie first lime pielines huvu been -ent out, accoidmg tu Mi. McAli'xiiiidor. Kegular I,mui,Ii listing of piugrums Is UJt due until (Icluhei. tie milted. I he loleeilst ua- II reived oil a Uoluiulu tllhln in,.,lei set to which u igniil buoiitci m ill .am tntie had born added due tn tho distance from .liicksonvlll.' wlilcti l> on the hinge areu of television and FM sound. Addition ul t fin htmxter greatly strengthens tint bright•mss ami t'lssrily nt tha Image an tlie flutirsi-eni screen wblcli glows when iiutnherih-l with lovislble nil 111 violet tieuiiH from the tele­ vision tube, A high tulrvlslim aerial had he,'ii i-recteil rst.qi flier McAlexnnder hnine, The mirinl Is designed (or various television dianncli, but so far only tho Jacksonville ■Iat inn bus been recniveil with an/ degree of clarity. New Brick-Laying Device Steps n I'lilckvtt barlieeii)' to Up Volumn Tn Over 2,000 Per Day . ■w*':: &•. ~ I li" \ If ^ M'hi'tliiliui IIU» II I rtf t l’l * I lii" ihlHIiM ill lull ill I INI I* M l i i ’- ra p sfn T " *1 '. Steel Company Offers Union Pension And Wel l ' a r e Benefits; Lim Union lii Silent Pieiidcnt Human'* announce­ I hr huge money will include ment ol the Ruitian atomic eiplos- $5.778,iBO.OOO to cany the Mmregular Clui-hnn service*. The horn was brought from Israel. out ol Florida. Ha laid lilting (be (International i tun, Webb said, iuithei emphasiie* ibill I Mmi until next June 10. It the need ior the United Slate*, Bri­ ite* the Economic ('oopeistnm embargo would not only rettore an tain and Canada to make the best iimitslration another $150,000.pullet for thouiandi of cars ol use u ( then atomic malenal* techni­ 00t I ioi L.utopesn irm tc iy lo*ni Florida produce but would alto q u e , and knowledge. Ihr lO ilirirllir nummllrr art help itebiliie the market in this Infuimed diplomatic circles In tied ,«l thr N rtulr'i liguir. St ill* country. Churchill A ik s S' E L K S H A IIH EC U E In’ public I, invited to atteod be held at MX) o’clock toniurrow evening at llie Elks Lodge ground* on .E.is. .it. Second HI rant. Proceed* of the hurbccuu will lie devoted to fdrnisliing equipment for the munlMpul playground to bo located la Fort Mellon Pink near the swim­ ming pool, Tile barbecued chicken will especially prepared by Carl W lama ami hie committee. * THE (VEATHER' J A C K S O N V IL L E :. S .irt. Atlanta Uostun Chicago Denver Detroit Ns.hvllle Fitter 8S - i • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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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>, September 26, 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/a68922aaf5fe0c914aad419499989fd3.pdf e580b559804f5d3091c82dbf4780cec0 PDF Text Text »• jssa m p ---------- m rw ■■ ■ •ft+vD*/;-*., T H U S A N T O E D H E F A ID S A R T O E D r t O M P A v P A G E 1E I G H T diplom at* w a v * ab se n t i« Soviet delegate, Sem yon Tsarapktn, w aa aakad b y naara* t t v a n i i M wwmm wmmm tn w i mmn fo r com m ant and ha re e le d Foreign S ecretary Bavin, F ro n d w |t >, a flourish o f h i* clgarat Foreign M in ister Robert Seh» holder Chinese Plea a | » « l today to call Parliam ent < r ., w » r ? f* h a rk fm m its T . . . . ’ e ffe c tiv e N o v . 1. T h a t * daftnlt#. back from i l l vacation next T u e . F |n a , p i „ Bg# |„ th , ||0u ,* end• J 1® dehale devaluation o f th * ‘ ed a three-dny barrage of amttnpound. ! menta by sale* ta x opponents wno | M eanw hile, ipeculalion inereated were beaten by an unyielding linok • | .. a * up o f nrlm inlstratlon RUpponffR. that d e v . nation m ay compel A lThis Is the w a y members of the IWD to CAIi a ffcneral election noon. l|ou*e voter! In periainR tho >1 per One w ell inform ed pro-Lahor in- c*,,t1' " "•** } * * M il* . „ . . . id th . l o r I he b ill— A ndrew ., Hensley, torment .a id the chance ot *n . Bedenbnugh, B la tk , Bridges. Brotiaatly eleelmn now .earned a b o u t1 son, Burnsed. Burton, Hurwell, J O -M , C arlton, C arraw ay , Clement, Col> Labor rank and f lit remained l| M*V,J^1D*t* ? .° *' » j | . i i i. • da, Fuqua, H eath, Henderson, HenA *tl« » ffld fearful o f higher liv- (| ry , ||« th rn x. Hudson. Keith, l.nnin*r c o il, to come from devaluation, caster of l.ata y o tte , Lnntaff, Mar V But railway w o rk e r., bowing to W illia m . Mnlhls, McAlphln, Mel_ t • I. .i\ vln, M e rritt O koll I ’apy, Fattun. muon dtieipline, spurned a ra il lor , >VMrr| |iM ,,|cll Phillips, Roberts 4 paralynng tlow -dow n strike on „ r Rndford. Roberts of Brevard, London 1 n ib w .y . th i. morning drrs. o f Ht. I.u tle Saunders They in.lesd wera awaiting d e v . C lay, R c.rborough, Rrhuh, Bel? *: j i , ler, hneppard, Hlmpson, Smith of M alian developm ent*. Polk. Hmlth o f Seminole, Stock' A government source eonlirm ed dale, Tapper. Thornal, Whltlm-h, A s cabinet', deejiion to recall W illiam s Wise, W n lltrk y , Y ioj P irlla m v n l for an •m arfen cy » *•-, Ul0 b ill— Allen, nulling lion. Neither nous* norm ally would ; t,r fL itt*, |tr*n c ii. Itranch, Bryant, Ttfeonvenr until D e l. 10. Cobh, Conelnml, Dayton, D .k lr, Conavrvatlva W lnaton Churchill, Douglaa, Dunn. E llio tt, Frank, IlnLlbaral Leader C lam ant D av ie * ami ley. Hough, Johnson, Lancaster of ttia Coiptnunlst P a rty a lt had do- G ilchrist. I.uckle, McClure, M imended an e a rlie r m eeting t« con- Kem ren. M cM ullen, Merehent, eidar devaluation. T b t aosalon w ill I Mnnhan, Moody, M orgnn, Nesmith, M at tw o or three days, depending (blhnm, P arker, Pooser, Rood, an how much lim e Urn opposition j Rlnughter, Hm lth o f Jackson, Stc raaulraa, tha In fo rm a n t said. I w art, R lrnyhorn, Hummers, Stir. Politicians o f the le ft and right lea, Hweeny, tlsln a. and Murray M i * * d a h » ‘ devaluation's promlsn jilli ............................................ of harder tim e * waa m u lin g n (■Inal debate on Hip Ml opened it e m T h a t fo r the Boclallst regime, at B .in o clock a fte r an -hour-anil i r ia n * to throw London'* Hubwny : 20 minutes spent In reading the avattm Into ehao* In protest B'2-tiage Heiinte-npiiroved bill In •g a in s t rejection o f wage boost which u to tal of it! amendments d e m an d *'fla ile d out. O nly a hand were adding during a week of batfu o f tha c ap ita l'* M .00 0 railw ay- He„ , , n a n hoaded a call by their local A dm inistration Control nlan for • slowdown beginning Throughout the week of debate ... m l.|n lxh l adm inistration forces were in cunp n lltlrla n . o f the lo ft and rig id , *" maot IBb.000,000 deficit In Imwavar agreed th at the Labor trol, pushing for enactmenl or Iho i o m n w n " M ill ? « * d a stern the state's ? 2 I0 ,.100,000 appro,oiaf a it of m aking It * devaluation lions Idll. * * l l r v - work. P rim e M lnlatar A lt »V « haatv eatlm ale the dll as U l and h i* key cabinet m in ister. R now atan.Ia m ay yield IBi',000,Btftt to discuss wava of curbing "«» foi thn rest at ‘ h« pr»**iit S f l l b o p .t. th at w ill be sure to Monnlnm . m il of which 124.000,. M lflW ehaapanlng Iho pound ster- 000 w ill bo turned hack to cl les K i r " 1., and counties, leaving a net of f.lB,' Meonwhlla, the list o f natio n , j W g j «" »BB-» « « ‘K . v - ! ProDonants. howaver a HIM not 111 R Ita pound today l.iiacm tim irg end Portugal did the same ycatcrgey, In Paris, a high Am erican o fficia l predicted that France, Ita ly and Belgium will soon niak‘* a compact tn exchange thetr cur­ rencies, fcrelv wllh encli other a-t X move to meet British trade com­ petition. U r Vtahinaky I t M t OB th e t | n k • r 't l i f t B ritish M ln ls U r o f B U U Heclo r M c N tll bad this dominant n tha C h liM M declaration: “ I t w ia a v a ry good apaach." Make Your Food Dc More Than a Dollar! D o lla r stratehing I* as art already k n o w n to thousand* o f th r ifty food buyora w h o shop in our stor**. plain old aavings tritk n e tic , a m ere m a tte r o f p rlc * com parison. A n d If you’re fro m M issouri—« a d f th * pro of— *11 you lave to do la m ak e a l l t t l * exp e rim en t. Just ta k e 38 p o p u lar everyday Ite m * eback th a price* o f » *m in any o th ar ator# in to w k T h e n com a to o u r a to n e w ith th * i * m * 11*1 our prtcea and p u t 'art beside the one* you a lre a d y h iv a . T o ta l both c o lu m n * end aee fo r y o u rie lf th a t d e fin ite ly aeve on o ir price*. I t ’s those re g u la r e v e ry d a y s h elf p ric e * th a t re a lly m ak e the d iffe rb *a yo u w ill sea. Y o* can't feed y o u r fa m ily on ‘ R ad H o t B p ed a la" alone— y o u 'v e got to buy m an y r Ite m * th a t a ren 't "pecla i . “ T h a t'* w h y w a alw ay s aay " » 'f the T o U l A m o u n t y o u Spend to r Strawberries All Brands H t t l l ffS S fi TpH C an* Proctor 4 G am ble's Sotkely SIlewd mt Ha'fvu I BaJrJng H em S w ift'a P re m iu m Storm Wnrninjf T e rtd e r D d d fe e d tt'n a tla a * * P rt,M r * a » O asl stonn vei v n ear land, and w a rn ­ ings w ere disp layed as on a d v l*. uhlo p recautio n, fo re rs s le r* e g - 1 plained. _ | t T h e go-slow llire s t m is fire d n r sr top offlcells of the N ational fnlnn a l Hellwaymen appealed to ia rank and file not to ilp s it rlta ln (i economic applecart l>y p r a ia ltg for higher wnges now. l Tha , w o rk e r* appeared w illing to o b e i/n atln n al union Instructions put m eet nbservar* wnmtered Imw long It would lis t. Bread prices] era aelwduled to go up Runday end , •th a r .price boosls resulting frnm devaluation are certain to corno la te r— Piling up pressiua for high- ed Inside th eir lim it*. Thn sales tax bill has a clause i * A ttl#e*w s» expected tn xnnnunco which w ill m ake It Ineffective un­ less tha e lty-ald rlg u re lta ta g m ea­ sure and one to give tha aayanth cent of gasoline In coimMea slab barome law . ,, A first-class debate developed over an amendment bv Rapa. B u r­ ies of Polk and Rrvnnt n f M arlon hwh tq tt> < tha Job nf collecting tha cigarette tax away from tha bavrngo director ami glva It to tho compl roller. Rurles read a letter In which C om ptroller C. M. Gay H id ha rotilu collect the lax w ithout any additional apprnprt»tlnp fo r hie o f­ fice. Tha legislator said th a t would •a v * about |B00,000 a year. Opponents, however, " M id It coat move h c b iib c tha B everage D epartm ent force w ouldn't b * out am) It atood.to reason th a Com p- t B N tu rn e r '* portion averaged 40 cent*. | Hut the w ar, w ith Ita Increasing (leinrinil for fond, brought a lioott hv th r end o f 1048 to a record BB | cent*, Reflecting Increased lu p p lie t— and In «omr caaea surpluses— o f farm product*, the producer’s share is on the decllno again. I t now Is nboul 48 canta. The fsrm share varies, of course, w ith commodities. Gen­ e r a l// speaking, commodities which require a lo t o f processing before they reach th e consumer's m iirket basket, provide the fa rm e r a sm aller share o f the dollar. Tukc bread as an exam ple. The farm er sells w heat. I t m uat ba processed a,, flour and then b a k e d ' as bread. The fa rm e r’s share of a H cent loaf o f bread 1* lest than 2 cents, nr about 18 cent* out of every dollar, Eggs require no processing ex­ cept grading and transportation. The farm er Is g e ttin g about 71. vents out of every dollar the con­ sumer spends fo r eggs. .Studies show th at In nerlodt of rising farm and food prices the farm er's share o f the consuming dollar goes up. In periods o f ne. d in in g form and food prices ll goes down. It dons not rem ain stable. The reason fo r this la th at those who handle anil process the fa rm ­ er's products tend to charge about the slime regard less o f the price paid the farm er. Thus on ii declining m arke t any reduction in re la ll prlcee Is taken out of the price to the fa rm e r. In peilnds of advancing re ta il prlrea the Increases ara paid larg ely In the farm er. One of the things th * R enat* subcommittee w ill a tte m p t to fin d 1 nut is whethei <barges by proceis- J nr* and m arketeers are too high. < The subcommittee also wants to | know whether post-war reduction, j in fa rm prices are being reflected I adequately In lower re ta il price*. Hu-called "sticky" re ta il prices, — which lag In follow ing declines | In raw m aterial price*— can halp create farm surpluses by discour­ aging consumption by the millions o f consumers who need to watch (h air pennies „ ' l t ’» ao fool! ah a aaaach th at 1 do not know w hether there w ill be an y reaction.” ^ T u r a p k ln t a ld V I.h ln .k y m ight d eliver Buaaia’a policy tpeach th la afternoon o r tom orrow . So Monopoly There didnlt. iw im io chance o f ei a>ly injure tha- Lorain tha aalaa ta i mlae report, a compalltors." marlmant aid many affl« m Clevaland, Elyria and •mulnaaimtn canearnlng M|*lWM W)Mbtha jourpal Sm,ill < • ti f t >m the l.miislnn and, T c «h » coasts wero advised to re -, main In port. High tides weie expcclcil along tlm Lmilitlnna coast. Tim Carllihuan storm reached, hurricane vnlncltv ns Ii sw irled! too a id H h p u n n l*. Hie Island shar­ ed by H a iti and the Dominican Republic, Rul the mountains of HMpaimla apparcntlv broke up ita circulation and the storm de­ generated Into n sininll wave, partly In Hie Caribbean and a por-1 Hun In the A tlantic north of Monn Passage. Jp jf Hams “ 4 9 *4 CIO Strike I C n t l s s n f r « » fa a * n a il band* o f m nrtnrlted pickets. Police highw ay patrols started operating through the coal a rte . R ain apparently kepi picket cara­ vans Indoors. Pol Ira Hergennl James Stuck said troopers wera ordered hers a fte r S h e riff W illiam Hhaw telagraphed Governor James I I , D u ff Re needed help tn avoid a re p eti­ tion o f dleorders. Tha 800,000 workers who ara Idle acroaa the nation Include 480,000 coal m lnari; 31,878 ra il­ road w o rker* laid o ff a . a result o f tha coal atrlhe, 36,000 on atrlka •g a in s t the Missouri-Pacific H allroadt 80,000 cotton plekara In C entral C aliforn ia | 18,000 B, F, Goodrich Rubber Company em ­ ployes, 11,100 Rlnrer M anufac­ tu rin g Com pany workers, end 17,000 (n miscellaneous dispute*. Tha national coal association •attm atad tha coal itrlk a la coat­ ing m ine owner* 11,(00,000 and la coating tha mlnari 18,000,<100 a day In wages. N E W Y O B K f Bant, I Daylight* having, the aUmi dead ;of th ' e xtra hour' of Sweat Eating S ugar C ured Sm oked Baef Ym |m R ad Parch Ik.... 4 F u r * F tg F o rk Bm u a g a b. Calbaek M e a l or S Sh o u ld ers*3® Sirloin Steak lb. Rib boast lb.' Brisket Stew lb. Hamburger lb. tB c k o ry I w n e t . lilir BACON 1 * 8 tc BACON lb. iu mvo ' Coal it r f k * letttem ent hopM seamed dim even'though south am , drfna ow ner* hinted they ara get­ tin g rahdy to make up back paym anta to th e U M W w slfara n n d . T h a lr rafuahl to pay umahbd o ft u i'w u a t n tw iw V JMATBM (BANANAS 89c 89c 35c 49c Crlls Mil. 8-ox. R angar J o t Popped �r r - * te U a liy H w » t b I t e n c t k — ,^ t * i M M l i t P M M d th e W t r M | S H l* § a m o r & T t r w d t a t f n t MM *f A atritti Te P r d N t P m iM W fer Sanford. fO L U M K M ib lh M b b w w j e B 1»M M 1 e a m g i1! ' 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 .................... . . i . g M f f * " . " -i. S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A , l l H D A Y , S E P T . 2 3 . 1 9 I9 - U.S. Reati Case Against Eleven Top Communists T A L L A H A S S E E . S ept. 2 3 — </P» — T h e F lo rid a H o u ta p a u e d the v c i | a r i t t e la a incraaaa b ill 4 7 to 20 Trial, Now In 36th today. Week, Is Nearing T h ere w a r v irtu a lly n o discussion o f th * m e aiu re (Hi* m o m ln g . The J u r y’s D e c i s i o n H o m e ip e n t a good p a rt o f y e tttr d a y d iic u u in g. and a m tn d in g. it. N E W Y O R K . S ept. 2 3 ~ m ~ Rep. Sim pion o f Jefferso n arose jT h e governm ent and d e fa m e resla n d said ha th o u g h t Ilf# b ill h id le d tod ay in tha con spira cy tria l been debated enough and urged I against I I to p m em bers o f the j_ it* p atag e. Then the Housa voted. C om m unist p a rty In tha U n ite d 9 Th e h ill now g o ^t b ack to the Slates. Th e tria l is in ils 3 6th w eak. S enate fo r con curren ce in a few S h o itly b e fo re g iv in g o f evideneg am endm ents. cam e lo an a nd a llo rite y l fo r b o th It adds a f ift h cant to the t a i sides had c o n fe rre d w ith Federal on aach package o f cigarettes sold ju d g e H a ro ld R . M edina re ga rd ing in F lo rid a , and gives to ih e cities srrangem ents fo r argum ents and aH th a t is colle cte d w ith in the ir sum m ation. lim its — i f the y ta k t the positive M edina said h t th o u g h t ha had a ctio n o f le v y in g an id e n tic a l tag. a o la n " th a t w ill please every­ ^ The S tate w ill keep w ha t is b o d y ." • c o lle e D c f outside c ity lim its. The The Judge excused tha jury w ith firs t $ 3 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 a yea r o f th a t w ill instru ctio ns th a t its members should go .to co n stru ct tuberculosis sans- re tu rn fo r the w in d u p on O ct. 4. to ria . O nly six n f the I I defendant* Florida's 3 percent alien tax testified In the M arathon tria l, one would not be collected on clothing n f the longest crim inal procedlnga purchaaea under *10. but every In U . 8 . hlatorv. Thev ware B eniam in J . Davis. restaurant m eal would boar It. T h a t compromise between House J r„ N ew Y o rk C ltv councilman: and Senate versions o f the sales C arl W in te r. M ichigan P a rty U « bill waa sgreSM to bv a corn­ ■atlonal secretary: Robert Thontpea m ltts r o f three members from each C hairm an: H en ry W inston, organlm branch and recommended to both son. N e w Y o rk P a rty chairm an: G ilb e rt Green. Illlnloa p a rty chair­ fo r fin a l adoption today. There waa no tHai laagreem enl m an: and John G a te s ,.e d ito r of fro m the beginning onit exemption tha D a llv W o rke r. Communist o f groceries and medltftne from newspaper. The fiv e who did not take the tha t e w on re ta il aalaa o f moat peraonal p ro perty. Tha 8 percent stand w ire John W illinm aon. trade ta x also w ill he taken on amuse­ union secretary! Eugene Dennis, m ent admissions a b o rt 40 cents and on a ll transient lodging. Tha conference co m m itte e seek« f m t i f t t l e l ^ a b ^ j W r ic h n v s a little in en e f f w r 16 m eat h a tt w a y . T h ev endad up w R h a bill vary s im ila r 1to tha one th a t v i s In tro ­ duced In th e f ir s t place. A House ta x a n a ly s t gave a ten ta tiv e e sti­ m ate th a t It w ill produce 886,000,000 a yea r fo r the general fund. ’ • Senators had put a 14 lim it on th t amount o f clothing th at could < tfla tla « *4 ()■ r t « $ R lf llt ) 9 Books Are Opened For Registration For City FJection E M s M S tS W s tr s W illia m * Foster, the party's national chairm an: waa Indicted w ith the o ther 11 la s t year b u t eras granted a severance because o f a heart a ilm e n t i s the tr ia l began test JJgn V - IT . Tha 18 man. com prising n g the pa rty 's polltburo. a r t charge ta d ' 1th conspiring to adyocats the over th row o f the U . 8. governm ent by violence. Medina adjourned c o u it until naxt W ednesday. A long series of motions la ax pec tad to be made bv defense attorneys In tha ab­ sence of the Jury. Tha Judge Instructed tha a t­ torneys to supnlv him w ith th eir raqueste fo r m ateria l to ha tnclud ed In his eharga to tha ju ry bv naxt Tussday. Tha governm ent prasantad fo rm ­ e r p a rty officiate and “ B. I. uncover w orkers who \ ltlS #d the p a rty was reorganised In I N I on orders from Moscow aa 4 con R egistration bonks are ooen at the C ltv C la rk ’s o f f k * ' fo r parseas to o u a llfv to vote fn tha C ity election to t>« bald on N ov^.8 fo r ^ tha racancv on tha C|»v CommieW ,io n to he created by the e xp ira ­ tion o f M ayor C arraw ejr’a tarns In office. The C le rk ’s office today urged all cltlsens who h iv e not re g is ­ tered fo r C ity elections lo do ao before Oct. 80 when the re g istra ­ tion hooka o ffic ia lly elogeF u n a ra l a a rv lc to w gra h#H ware Q ualifications fo r registratio n V - for h are: residence In tha C ity o f San­ . t h is a fte rn o ln a t 8 :1 0 »o'clock ford at least (I months: residence [’ M rs. M a ry E ll# v In the S tate of F lo rid a a t least died •! Jh e Fellawahlp front M rs. G ra g o iy eg 18 months: age 81 years. o y ea r* ago To q u a lify as a candidate fo r tw lo w *. 8 he la tha office of C ity C om m ltalonw , husband, A. H. one m ust register a t tha C le rk ’s brother. H an ry I I office 80 daya before thst election erloo, Iowa, and ho a resident o f l y f f o r d. DOG T R A C K C L O U * S M A LL S T O llT d A y t o n a b k I c uI.. M lTT i « i l l A M I. Sept. A V - T h e V o lu a la, tC oW u aW fy I fit gel s q u a ll w ave In th a O u lf o f M a x* (Club ender imer Ico la expected to m o v e . In lan d end a rou n d B row nivtU e, "T a x A e , to - grtobound racing'u iV p#rf-i p a ri-M uutuel t n ig h t o r to m o rre * iH th top broke Its first year and attend‘ nee mar' \ f i winds o f nbout M m iles a n I ik President W illlg m H unt Comdr. E. T . M * N ta g o■f t h e .. Sr. _ r. announced the aiutuel N a v y ’s M ia m i hnfyw ana ooffice ley. ndle to u te d 14,fo M .M Sv.2S end atSttotaled e a s4 and hurricane hunter pinae i handle (<>day tendance was 803.189. The track probed the dleturh opened last year and drew log,and found p o th l heavy squalls. J 998 fane who wagered Services For Mary Gregory Held Today SAN TOKYO n iA N C I ( ft—The Tokyo moved slow ly -a com m ending a ctio n o n . w ay n , .he o th .r. T h a t vota puts th r m a tte r in the hands o f . lh a S enate ils e ll hut all signs are th a t congressional leaders w ill n o l la k e u p P resident I n i m an's c o n tro v e rs ia l c iv il nghi« pro gram a l this session. • T h e lone vole against reporting the b ill was cast h y Senator I Ml ( D -A la ). He celle d the it iM t u ir “ o utra ge ou sly h a d " and ssid it w ill be defeated. It w o u ld «et up a liv e m en com m ission In p olice business and tra de unions w h ic h d m mil in a le a g a in '! anyone fo r ia n .il <n re ligio us reasons. Senator H um phrey <l> Minor aald those who voted agaiuot n favorable report on th r hill \»cnSenators W ithers ( D - K v l. 11it) ( D -r’Ia ), Donnell (R -M o > . Sm ith (R -N J ) and T a ft H a listed those voting fm «ji ptoval a t Senators M u rrav it* Mont, Neely (D -W V a ) , Dongle( D - I i l l . Thomas (D -U ta n l, M n,»e (R -O re ), and H um phrey. C hairm an Thom aa (D -U ia h t. aald th ere w ill lie no Senate action on tha l>il| at this session. He told raporters It would be " fu t'lr to tr y . T h a t apparently goes for the House too. M fw a indicating - th a t R us,la baa graekad tha secret of atomic * n t tlty itlrre d f in e r * is today. r lK m t o V n ite r la a s ld e n t, T ru ­ man- announced th ere Is evidence of a recent atomic explosion the U. 8. 8 . R.. Senator McMahon (D Connl summoned an em ergency, closed-door session o f the -Joint roncreeftlonal C om m ittee on A tomlc E nergy. Several law m akers were quick to link the s ta rtlin g disclosure m ill Ihe problem of arm in g wes­ tern Europe against possible HusIl'ts lls is C Os Page filg h ll Rosh Hashanah, Or Jewish New Year, Begins AtSnmiown Rosh Hasbanah. the fewlsb N ew Year 5710 begins at sundown to. <lav and w ill ha conrltidsH at sun­ down Sunday Rervleos w ill be held h» C onern. cation Doth Israel a t Ihe Jewish ' ’oinm unlt” C enter, et Sixteenth Street and P alm etto Avenue. S er­ vices this evening heesn nt 8-00 o'clock, and w ill be conducted bv Frank Shames, lev spiritual leader of the Congregation assisted bv M. Provus and M a xim ilia n Shannaril »n<l otbar members The ser­ mon tonic w ill be "Rosh Hasbanah — and w hat o f Ihe fu tu re T" • Services w ill he held tom orrow at 10 0 0 . o’clock. Rosh Heehaneh Is one o f the most saerfd dev* In Hie Jewish religious calendar. It beglna the 10 davs of penitence and prayer which end w ith the D ay o f Atonament. D u rin g thla period, the Jew concantrataa hla thoughts to Im ­ proving his relationships w ith man and the A lm ig h ty and la adm on­ ished to examine his nast conduct In the lig h t o f nle rallgloua teach­ ings. . The ritu a l fo r thla festival stresses th * m ercy and loving kindness of the E te rn a l Judaism teach** th at man can grow end m ature through self-etudy, peni­ tence end prayer. The eymbollc act o f blow ing th * Bhofor or ra m '* horn, In accord­ ance w ith Biblical precept le in ­ tended to bring home . . J to every every RAMIE KXFERIMBNTS F B N N R Y S U IT INDIA FLAN BALK ID N E W Y O B K , Sept. 8 8 - m - J . fAOER, Kashmir. Btot. 88 C. Penney A Go. haa to ed th a AWL U. N team atora union fo r lljO W JM O , to ai fr THE W EATHER Scattered M iiin rlrrah ow tri this afternoon ami evening, otherwise n a rllv rlnudr t hroiiK h Saturday, Not quite -oi >».irm S aturday. Moderate variable .»inil* becom­ ing uorlheasl Saturday. f e r a lit J ■■■ ■ > _____ e g A a o d lM P re s # L e a s e d W i r t N O . 284 IS. Accused President Discloses If Aggression iy Vishinsky Recent Atomic Blast Russian Minister De­ livers U. N. Talk; Achesort Says U. S. Won’t Change Plans W A S H IN G T O N . Sept. 21 i/P , N EW Y O R K . Sept Committee A m lin the- F u r Employment in r, the for artmn In .l.v exihnq an m any r e c o m m e n d * !,on for i new In the whether r i b« m*im to the First the Committee Jnitrci Nation* Assembly hr nude 6 6 on the question s11\ m > | no atomic the In T hen it voted I I lo I to sepd ' V is h in tk y said in his prepared the h ill to t h r S enate w ithou* •n C tU X ID in Nsw Y o rk ’s S uprem e i p r e , ), that the U n ite d States and W E S T P A L M B E A C H , Sept. 88 ___ je t f dletllled -(A P I— The S tate m ay ta k e over on July 81 of Oils an abandoned ram ie procetelng 1 w in * " olant p e er Bella Glade agd use It one I o ffice o f the for experim ental purpose*, It was rsportad today. Imw' Seeks Annulment To 5*nd Measure To Floor of Senate For Further Action Jew'this aspect nf-th* festival's meaning. \ ‘ u n r U hT i n w c t r d C A M D E N . N / J V R f P t . 2 S -0 F 1 — H ow ard B. U In d te tM fte te d a y fo r the ylng o# lf.p a re o n a In n l o f <?r»r o n . B lv lU t e e n bills o f «i re tu rn e d b y th e g re w * J u r y - 1 8 'M e in and one 4. v ic tlm a w ounded le ry m a n . *w* _ l 'j t » House Passes 67-20 Senate Group lit* 6 To 6 .Cigarette Tax - To Benefit Cities Committee J h Deci des Measure Expected To Raise $412,000,000; Counties To Get Cut Of Gus Levy ■ Uk charging the union ceaapired to fo re * the eom pnay In to "eaUneto* labor eantraeta." Tha suit charge# tha union twad mlsreproeenUtton. falsa 8 ,iU m h*'fl , f , u ‘ f .d L ,° r o n f lm , f to n v e n lio n s lo r p io lu b iiin g atom ic weapons, He said the U n ite d States ru n . jjBMM |n build new Arm y. Navy , u .. . . .. Wa.cs in all p a ri. ..I the guild Y 'id u n tk v is noted in the U N. Wot departing horn Ins text but Several m inute, a (le i lie began Speaking be bad made no teleirnce lo I ’ tciideiil H u m a n ', announce m m l in W a.btnglon llia l llie S. hat ha< ocrurred in H iitn.i Viablnaky prefiu-eil Ills peace pi'.piM.il w ill) Ins i i . mil .In iltinif glinck on llu> western powers, lie i-liargeil Hie Ifn ite il States c t i n g end Hr it« iti are leading plans for J o i n an aggressive w ar. ?rf t Mf o * . n ? u t a & t b s fo ra J u s t l c A a ro n B te u h f. D aughter n t t h . m y ste rio u sly m u r* dered S ir H a rry Oakes o f Nassau, Nancy charges th .l her hueband. Count A lfred D * M arlgny v r d l t * blgamotisly. Several year* ago tha Count was acquitted of a charge of s la y in g her fath er. (InlernaH cntel) ______________________ Plan Is Agreed Upon For Dutch Indonesian Unity Three C o n f l i Parties To Under Dutch Crown « n i E . .H A G U E . r*Tl.e • N ethei rla t *nd s. Sept. 23 (/!*» D utch and In d o ne.ian negotiator, have unanimous­ ly acrepted ihe main (m in i. o ( a •lalule telling up a U nited Stntee nl Indonesia under llie Dutch i town, it was learned today. , The three parties lo th# round table ta lk i — the Dutch. lh« Indoeiian R einihlharts and the Indopesuyt r M e r e lM li— form ally - eoto fted the Conference steering commitlee o f their acceptance o f to r f t e it. L Lee main point., th e ta lk ! have been Under way here for a month. Idiete were the points o f agree : Within Soviet Russia It) F R A N K C A R E Y V uborlnlrH I ’ rres Science R c p o r iir V lA S H IM .r O N . S rp l. 23 —( / ! ’ ) — T h e evnb-rm - of an a lo in o rx .1 plosion i i , R i i - n . i p ro b a b ly was p ic k e d u p b y tadtahnn d< I n turn iiis tiu m c n ti in lu.t possibly by ra rtb q u a k e re cordin g devices. W hile ut-tihf*r P resident I ruinan n o r the A tom ic E n r'g y C om m ission of le r* in r\t>l .n atio n o( bow llie U . S . gol >.,nd ot the explosion reivorfed r.v ,1io W h ite House. ♦ tb e -e a r- l " fa-ta: ,« th# .Cette I Atom... -1,-n M 'i' have In sttu m en u h geiger cmintera. inr %i»*ltt»iv* i n, a io iiiiin ’ m in t tli# m ound or m Mm atmosphere. Hoi h..< f »• t .illation from an atomi, , an lie detect ed has o -,.-i t.aeo made nubile. Carl Kett l es U.S. Ships Oil White Says U. S. Sees Good Year FieldO Machinery h Not Perfect But For Celery Feds 1 0 O O V1•i e- i lFllU S S i•a Better Than Most . not,' 1 <■nuPi!|pf i r L I o f lh e ln d i' a g re e d to set up m provision s! gov e rn m e q t fo r th e U . 8. I. T h is |)tif»Ylr"t InnjF fo tijjlit-fo r ilemHD'l presented a com prom ise In the ie fo r f u ll Independence. O bservers tinve been o p tim istic In lc lv tlm t th e U n ite d N « li'",> G om m lsaion fo r Indoncsle ( D N * 'l i w ould spat, n il the outstanding d iffe re n c e s t r tw e e p the D u tch sod th e Indonesians, and th a t Ibis round ta b le conference w ould end w e ll ahead n f schedule. It has been I C n l l i i i l Oa r a * e r a a r l ters. .he K „ K il t . K l.n and d.s 'tlm ln e tlo n H u t we ,m inted out «hst in i l w . dem ocratic I octet v c* 11 ru rrf ^ fa u lt*, th a t w e are m a k in g some progress am i th a t this Is not Pos s|b|i> In a C u m m iin lst o r tiita lllm ,an xocletv." W h ite rb a rg e d th a t the Moscow , ra illo , fo r purposes of tiropagandn. th „ B ritis h In d ia . In an atU n i|ll |o |<rpp , hp u . B. out « f H || | h h n„ rk|1, , th e re , n lav up A m erican ra c ia l troubles. a tw o -m onths w orld to u r around Nathan Leopold Made Eligible For Pardon In Bobby Franks Murder S P R IN G F IE L D , III.. Sept. 2 ) < 2 P )-N s l|ia n L eopold. C hicago th r ill ila y e r o f you ng B ob b y Ft*nk» in 1924, now h ar a chance fo r pa­ role in 1953. ................ G o v e rn o r A d la i E. Slevenron o f Illin o is hA* c u t lb * 4 4 -ye ar-o ld m u rd erer's prison len ie nce fro m 99 to 85 years. T h is m a ke * L eo p o ld , ic io n nf * w e a lth y C hicag o fa m ily , elig ible (o a p p ly fo r p a ro le In January. ♦ " ’ 1958. Instead o f In September. „ i n ^ n t proposal to him. 1867— a d lffa rtn c e of four ami I x h # ^ n ta tio n g j k illin g o f tha tw o-thlrde. years. Franks boy shocked th * nation. C om m utation waa unanimously rhe lad'* nude body, th * head recommended by th * state pardon , ru *hed by a steel bar, waa found beard. I t la Leopold’* rew ard for l ,n , cu|v t r t gf t * r hi* fa m ily got good conduct In prleon and f«r t dem and* fo r 110,000 ranaom. v o lu n ta rily , risk in g h i* life in Leopold and Loeb, both then 10 w a rtim e arisen experim ent* aeek- year old student* a t the U nivers­ tag a cure fo r m alaria. Some n thri ity o f Chicago, later confessed. eo-called “ guinea pig” prisoner* They said they had planned a h a re got s im ila r rewards. ‘'perfect crim e." Leopold had aaked th a t hi* The tr ia l Judge called it “ a tro ­ •eaton e* be c u t 78 veer*. That cious," and urged th a t they navar w ould have made him im m ediately be paroled. eligible fo r parole, a fte r 88 year* F in d in g o f Leopold's glass** behind b a n . near the body led to th slr arrest. H e end R ichard (D ic k ie ) Loeb They told police they wanted to convicted o f m urder Sept. 10, •xperlanea t h a '" t h r ill" o f k illin g , la th a kidnap k illin g of and wan tod money — although F t e a ts , 14 year old eon of th slr fa m lie a w tra w ealthy. to S ep l. 23— •I'Sltun nuebt ilr\r|„j, xtnmic bomb ' III* ' l „ ,v« beet, taken into | account in »• " «.«.# I'oothdll Conch Snys N. Y. Timcfi Thinks! a n Qn owii", u'r m' n it cam e ww'»'" in d (to m the "ColHWnr"Br( wren in iit iil, r iu m r n l in Lon do n t t f l t w v n u ir a 2 3 _ tT i— Line Ir. S t t on k v . H . r W h it. , . y . A m .rie a n n re v Wye rbrrmghout the ifo rn l is "sttpAt J. C. Luncheon 'tdrig dangerouelv because n f flaws ( o s rh G a il K e ttlr i o f S em in o lr i 'n ;'«r democracy." U i i H«, PHI t •li"4rii» A rc rrtn iv n il High S cbool Si'Ll tbe lutttoi n „ Vll „f „ , p N h „ „ ii1(| A ..n,-iatlon foi the Advain ement o f ( ’nlnreil ( .lir m b r t <>f L o tn m e ite today tb r People, returned last week front " C c I m v F r d t ” « |,",il,l w in sltn u 't * ,r t,||le " The nntlllon* and ftinelinnof )*'e heads of Ihe union. .'I T h e duties anil composition "f tlu conference nf ministers of th* union pa rtn e r*. These conferencewill l,e held al regular Interval. t The duties ami composition of tin- union's arbitration court H Contart and cooperatin'. am ot, it th e p a rlia m e n ts of the n f 'h e union p a rtn e rs . D e ta ils o f th e new agreem ent a re »n| vet a v a ila b le . T b e o rig in a l pint, fo r a U n ited S ta te s „ f In donesia called for equal p a rtn e rs h ip under Ih e D u tch crown u n d ci w h irh 72.000,000 In b e b lU n H o f llie rich L a s t In d ies w ould acl, lev.- s e lf ru le. A pm n lh ago re p tr The character nf the union W \ S I I I V r . M IN . •el’s— <Y, .irrictn Wood (t)-G a ) s i,d to ,*,, ii,.* it , . 1, r „ ,Vmer■MS ' otl»ri- is g o -’ its-r to m .n . M ill It ,a -,i has Usd1 e»er> o p |o ,riiu ,it' to gel in fo r­ m ation ,'•> ,tmule energy- H e •aid the , , , ’i,,oiMee has had In -, formnrton to. « ,„ i,tb » Mhat i f th e Itiisalao, I , g o t Ilia atum le bomb th e ,',,. |.,.t p |'|„ dumb.” - D eteellon I.*- .odiaiion .n o ttin g inatrerm entbv fai the most W A S f ll M . l l i \ S ^pt 23 -< /P i H ^ flv p « * « v I Concelvaldv apbongb th e ir is I be I i,>1-I iii- « I,a . evidence u n o ffic ia l word 1. bark this nil I a ic .r u t si .mu r 'p lo t in n in plan e* be,si in.- an, Ii device.- rm vlit i n r ,., in .I,, it mg d ie C om | have been opei.iitug close |„ Itu , There o»*. »-i I,, . I,,e u an v o ffic ia l •»|Bn ( e r r ilo iv If <o. a liln in o m u imutM ts M I ow I '. I have learned re iio tN tie lh rr ra va fro m j tj,d e » o f ra d io ,ii liv e T lim l m ig h t I'** ' • mb the Jap »•’fit* ImiinI a iii thr I have route within llie rfiiitfe «»f PtMulritt If um .'t, .Ii.c lo s e d (hie B ik in i t e - l- ever w ere IMi lilrkki'd e d IIP ill* ithese l , „ , ilisliiiini ii w l i. io i .n ” ( ( mm weio n lt .' j• ,.. . oi today H e then In M,i> ., •fhi't •'o iin ln e s - M i T im o rtu o ,d rho i r i m atop, lirlcJ A hoi|i * Ml*; «r««|ril1 w ith h it - i atM inako le e n n ltn ,’ I n s t ill | •,e x n l.-i-,n w |„i-l, ia i.e s lln-se C ah , net ah oit o ment-* r . i l l '. l ,• isin o riN P h a " are I uue atlnu s nidi- 1.1 "• ' It .Dirham e- in III#' J. Was the •vplosmu that d M i. ........... • nl tb r clrvclop* ear I l l ’s I-* Mill (hi mu «t h r' A-homh -»» ll,c u t Pliqd, il«r uct-p'sily fo r lo m t'io l . K .1 'll Illomli- lioutb e x -] a W „ , ,1 »M,denial ,-,n|' ’’ n il.,, .,hlp in* nlo.ton .to.- o'* •"•gin t - . ontnnre' H|on of nn at mom- device with 'trillv r i l l ' l l •„ I ,,f .Motnic enw ill, Mo • n< T on I lot,Hike svhii-li the Itu..,an, mtglit In,,, t r in . I ll, m il T t.......... . ■i .mogiiildis a. toallv |,rrn pxtn rioo ohng ngv " did t e i'iiil • 'den........ . an exrdo The km.wn la, l . „f atomi, I I,r I ,|.-.l ■' Me* li.»« 'm ig h t slot, III It'i i,a, M,ev nt-,e.stiiilv energv imlinite that il would lo tb .'l 11, i ..it • ll.. 1 nit - il N .'im n i, Ilie ti lie tln to iltirrd a fn im n l w-oiil.l lu, , had to lie .lints- . lose (O n r I I ruviI Mm F d |> M g h ll Im l I, " t.... r< o liillnn by w bleb t b r As«etnI, t,, * r i lu g e th -f bl) w ould ex tire.«s llie d r-.il e fo r - i w ill. If, I, llllW l| '1,(1111(1'. b r I , m i n i ..-,1 ; A !'!1*!*! S |,,' ,,rl *> ,n ’ *- n liu i itn il r rn iic r Vin' conll ■alleaed On r » « » t le h tl W itt, i ,," i *■ I > r .Hire in the Aiiietic,*u ,tb - f’ ic'id e n i m u ) tb r | " I 'b ilitv *I m I r o th er the *11 llt r ir 'O lile ie in e g A tn r' t ill' n ,\ \ , - p v e s te n la v . v e s t." lu t iiK llir r d by |i I I h i i k .<« |lp tl|((| , nf “ di-M itle a liuinbei o ( (le w s we have lie ie ." lie Imd seel, one o f tbe brM | „ „ I n n r iil. ili'1 ' to ( fa t and p o verty lu nthei conn tb r » l" le ," C ost It l. - llle * to ld Slie trie., that gave him "a new respect | ' yi re * be exp ect, ti.r i n n , | ,I win for the U n ited S tates.'' W h ite said Mint w h erever lie ,t | e „ t liv e n l tl*r,, g „ n ,r ' end l,o |,r i In lo te no im n r tban tw o went he was asked: "H o w can A m erica call its e lf (onfeience garnet a dem ocracy as long a - Iv n rlttn g " W r are (o rllin Mr •*, bavm g i ( .e rre g a th m and d iscrim in atio n good lin e a ve tag m q 172 pound', -ontlnnc unchecked?" ||e -a id A m erican a m h a tita d o ,« llir y tb u u ld be a. quod oi l i r l l r i |ie met "»av litis is the 104 lin e . t b in Iasi years lin e," be t.iid n<,„ w ill, w hich thev a re con "H ow ever, n u r b a ik lie lil ,« ligbi -.tautIv fa re d .” W h ile said th is was the gnswe, ,ind flo w and we lo u ld m e a good |(# tfnV(t Mlp (|ll„ , | „ n; |ia » 'e r." ..w „ | I„ | ! t P(| ,,,,'b g ra v e A tne, Wn \v III take 80 ,»1„ v**i • on lyn chlng s. fllltm s trips anil appoint tw o eo raplattm I Trutn.in Declares Devcl(»|nnrnt Stresses Need I'Vrr li’.ffcct.ive Goiitrnl Of A-Bomb Air 01 Mystery Envelopes Means 01 Detecting Russian Bomb Blast C I ! | I I j . o m » .4 liC C i i • ' . l U t i l l * ? , 'I b n evidence o f sn e to m ic |, -----------'e x p b ........ in « ( m i i A B r itis h »! W A S H IN G IO N . Sept. 2.1— t .p ,— | ,,r C o m m e tie D e |,« rtm riit ru t,„ iHired I ik U ' tbet II llre tu e il •M pnsenl of 9.'|l'2,b77.Hit In t liM t i'iu g and m ining equipm ent b> Itiu v la s m nnlh 4Ki>. The De­ lu M m rn l edd ril. b n w e 'e r. n ia l t I, i , M rlm n " ie | H r - r n l * nn 'b i n * ,' In p o ll,, i r f r r i o t ii; t 'i Mo I't iiio u lb old in,I,. . oi Ii in " M r h won I, I hitllil ........... * w * r .......... .. llii* nm i.i.t, w.,« p to tn i.rd I,,lr , I" T.’ q -b tu g l» n , llie w n n l sw ept 'w l f i lv n t" ,m il irove* o in elit d e p a rt- Gnent* .....I tlo o n g l, l , , , g , r " • A l Mu* I ,|, u I » k <'|. Iir n d q iia r le r * '' j. .f * In • m llilu r v * r i vice* th e re ' ) " ( " -.It:!).* o f .'X c llc m c n tv • but •• ilf f i, ,i,t* I ' ■I l . r u . -i M i*.. ! u iu M i'i A pul. -.-nimin 1 -• • be A i »mie- . ' 1 " ii, C o i» m i* - i" " i i , re p ly to,.-; ipu-i-iuu, s a id : " \ V - 1, ,v,» m ill,m g . Kt i" >»tern press, 1 .'-ecrulai v of . lb fin ,!* Jot,n»on fn, m o re t u f n r - ., M U Y O R K . S rp l 2 1 l/P) •tuition w hen it" le ft th e 'C abinet Hie N r w 3 o ik lim e . , Mil today j m eet m g. H -ivc wo ntadi- nm- I'hangv in l i ’ M ll,e U n ite d ''l-M r*. tb io llg ll | il,- D rp a iln ie n t o f C on,m en r. |,a« , M,u 'ti.ie ia ittu n o f otn f .• « - « t in - In tp p rn e d ? " „ ii'iM otei- "!<,•.!. a p p o i.ril llir III, SI,rib a ir export t o ] N o ", Johnson r.>pi„.,| Soviet If in ,ia ot k'lDO.DOO w o itl, , "D o ra the C a t,im l know any 1., "n- ,,l„ ,nt th la II,„ i, il n m ta llie d ol oil llrld ,,,.,( b m riy 1., ib e I ’ rn sh lo n t’a M ,M en,,m l ?“ I I ii .,, lio n , tb r l,r w t|ia p r i l a i d , 1 rim C illiiliv t l.o o w ' nil alioitt • " ii.tilo lrd tb r l i i . l l.in q ib lr ev, 1 ,t." Johnson anlil " It iv a . fu lly !',(■ • rii.it llie " c o ld " w at in lia r b , m l ot in ed." |, "" | ‘ Do volt have ,e „ -n ,, to tirlie v * fo r each gam llhtllll*' explng e. Cliarle.* Antlerann ^between the two <o im tiie. ,. ah.M 1M .i. wu* the flr - t ntoiuii' in K uaR in?” J m I i i m ' mi w n* jMk*and C h a rle s Im n x in p w ill be ra t, mq In in s fo r Ib a n a ln c -v llle game lo m o rro w n ig h t " Coach K e ttle * rm ,rin d e d liv an •w e rln q queatlO li* fo r the Jayree fo,»i 1,1,11 e n th u s la x H M i'tu lie rs h lp C h a irm a n Gordon llr n d lr v a n n o iin crd tin* m en,bet nhln d u e * d riv e w in attrrexH ful anil rn n K rn lu la te d tbe w ln n ln i' lean ,. A m e e tin g o f the linard o f d irectu ia w ay scheduled for to n ig h t and F ir e C h ie f M N C levelan d w n * In v ita d to hols plan the .la y c-re* u ro g ra m fo r F ire P rev e n tio n W eek n ja r tln g O ct. Il-D ). A suggeatlon l>v Jmltre n m igln* Htcnstrom th a t n tnenilm r of the (C a a tla a *# On S'aa* Vnwrl Mrs. Georfre D. Hart Died Yesterday I*. M. M r * . G e o rg * D . H a r t died at Iter bom a. 1820 P a rk A v en u e a* <HMt I*. M v e s te rd a v fo llo w in g a altorl Illness. Horn In MaHisnn, Wise.. Mrs. Hart, had been a resident of Banford fo r 48 y e a r* ami was a topresentatlva o f the F u ller Hritsh C u m riliv fo r 80 years. Rhe w s* a m em lier o f tha F lrs l Presbyterian Cbureh. , , Hh# la survived hv one daughter. M rs. Gaon . H a m !!“ and _. . nn* Idred M urphy of nleca M r Mlttncapo n. ea w ill •>* tonF u n eral ducted g t . „ Erickson Funeral Hom e a t t t f P . M . S aturday with W klnnla o fficia tin g th * Rev. A . In te rm e n t w ill fe llo w in Evergreen Cem eteryD A C H A U 0 R A V f7 D A C H A U , G e rm a n y . Bept. 8 3 m ate grave (7P)— A akeletone of Jemm o f tha notorabout ,tion camp ioua was fo u n d by » commlstlon by a • bl field m ach in e,v u No I oil p ,|.« , i . prio rity li.t " f quod, w.int rd lioqt llie U S b ill It ' expoit I , , ' been |ito b lb llr,i m iii r tin , lo m ib V 'la p p rd a bqn on 'b q , n,r,,i« o | "w a r p u tru tM l" rn d u d ria l good* lo tb r S o v irl iii M .lic it, I'M M Mitwtiii. in r« In lln (ln n , |*ut nn «if fu I nmiI <»rnt>H mSM■s |jh ih* ' •mS II s• i i i i i r s i sr |s»4Y ,* i xon v rs snl i l lI •• s s SI inmikrikiii'ir m ill ehrorue crew to ! • Ll _____ I . . . 1. 1 _ I tl,r C S. e n rlv llti* > rn r. A fter a Inpae o f neverai m o n lli'. i f'ottllnHtod Oa I ' rh p l ls h fl ( oininiU^e Heads Are Elec led For T. B. Seal Drive liMtiril m euliiik! «if Mir KrtnfHole C ountv T.................................... iilie it ulortid mid ................... • ■ -----— l o ,,u lh ArtMocintion \vu« I mm.( Mon1 . . _______ . ..( • . « la v n ig h t ntit* st ht . r. 1home of MAir*. Ilc lr n lin t t'-luK 'll. tin* n«w . xi-m ’ >n |tl„- Tlm ra suiil, shipment-, w n o liv ,' 'c c r c tn r y fo r S | i , -t,ninl in .Inly when $I,0()PJI0() tv C lm irtm tn o f tin- vu rio u * n u n v<»t!i .,f muntranet,,- uoedud bv M-r Vnit-rtcan »U-cl in d u s try w n - in itr.'o x f o r th e I'J II* S eal S.tla '*x | h, i I'-'l it, R tl's le u sltilM . d riv e w h ich w ill begin on N ov. 2V. I be l imes said that th ere now iv e ie I'leoted bk fo llo w *: John l('„n (la a e C naa ra s e C n n rt S c n k u rlk , g o n o ra l c lm u m x n : K a r■vie llo u ih o ld e r , (d io lm m n of large g i l l - - Mud R o llan d D ean, publicity ■dmiiniHn. i h " I know th a t Mn- n t t ie n * of S ninlm de C o u n t)' "-ill be p iau d t<* M r. S arah Jane A rm o u r. 77, be a p in t In t b i* g re a t fig h t died Gn* m o rn in g a f ia r a lung H gxluxl tiib e ro u l,< •!'." M rs . H u rt'­ d in e " She w ax the w illow of llie l l , Hell said. " T b i* I* voue chance late .1 F ra n k C am p b ell. In m o v e y o ilr. lo y a llv a * a le a l Mr. xml Mrs. Campltell m ine to A tn e iirn ii to yo u i ro m in u n ltv and S(infmil In I'J II front M yK eo *p n it. llie people aro u n d you ” I ' h h i , d wore engaged III re la tv 'ilia need o f p a tie n t service fey farming on the W est Bide for bulb w h it* and colored 1* «r«at»» ntanv vears. The only otirvlvot Is ( III* y e a r th a n ever before, she one dsngliter, M l* * U ettlna Cam p- said. V n « M r * . E d w a rd K lrc lie r, fo rm # * ^ F u n e ra l ecrvlcee w ill ha held at Erickson F u n e ra l H om e on S a t­ uxci-u tive e e c re ta rv fin Bemlnoto urday a t lOtOO A . M. w ith R e v . C o u n ty , w aa placed on th e hoard dr H . L y ttle to n Z lm m a rm a n o f f ic ia t ­ d ire c to r* fo r h er service d u rie tf t*J ing. In te rm e n t w ill fo llo w In L a k e - tha p ast fiv e years. 1*4 view C em etery. S.irali .1. Lamphell Died THI Morning R E D C R O SS H E A D HAM W O O D ’S F U N E R A L W A 8 H IN O T O N . Sept." 23- ( A 8 H O L L Y W O O D , Sept, 2 3 - f / P ) — — G eneral G eorge C. M arshall :ta Last rite * D irec to r Sam Wood, cnm lng back to public l i f t acata| third film lan d notohl* to die this HH c ltalrm a n o f tha A m erican Red Cross. <«t week, w ill be held' Saturday. The 66-year-old director, who President T ru m n , one of tp a m aan. n tre l'a tgnreaat te e as t adm irers, t o ll died yesterday, w ill be laid to (icner feranco yestardag rest at Forest L a w s P ark, w h e ra ' hla agreed to suefriend* paid fin a l trib u ta to ac- th a t tor B lekard D U late yesterday.'caed onnor os Red Cross k 1. T h * Job carrie# Actor . I f e H l t J M n n i A t o d Ri m h I h«ad day; W l Hh . ‘ ‘■ 'inu'^Scu ■ (S U B K - r ~ --------- AlfllainKs - * it ♦ « �w u r a t T H R S A N r O H D jiiiti ' New York LayaOut Welcome Mat For Favorite .V m JitM O W iT CRUBCM MB WH ti n i U m l A m i p H d It. R W W . P u t * V tu U y School 0 :46 A . M . loroinc Worship 10:46 A . M. oung PoopI« Service 7tSOIMI b g K KTrlr^L*! ' yj ; cordial welcome SwaMa ill. ntfl’r BAfntt c i i i t a •arfc A venae M SM B SM S* W. P. Sraafca. JtT P a W B If f lie iw i In Air-Cootod Com* Say. School *<46 A. M. tHnfc Worahlp lltOO A. M. i n i J | Union-fli46 P. M. ftti&Worahp «:00 P. M. ihaaday Sarvlca liOO P. M. •eety opan a all aarvteaa for R A K S T l& V i w LAB a M ABt c o m m u n it y cH uacn Bov. c . C. w ant, Mlnlater Service* Sunday, • Annua) Rally Dayi W A L L P A P E R • P A IN TALBOTT'S -V T» — D r i^ ^ e L iib -D R IV E -IN — till laafar# Are. n « M naa-w . w Painttra and Paparkangara N E W Y O R K , Sapt, n ~ m ~ Thera’* o itrn n g a r 'n the land to ­ day, and the atra n g a r la— A utum n. Welcome, a tra n g e rt H a came* to our town e xactly a t 4:04:06 o’clock (K fiT ) th i* mtvrmng, an U S MagnaHa Atm FLOOR MATS i0i00 A- “■hocr-firii,; EJeasra .£ i K w h S at^ 11:00 A . M . Young! S w w fcittnn ^ fit its1 greeter, O 'o v e r W hnlan, Vm m 'P m b I . ' . W x tO iiB ite r , * r* ly h., , , 1,1,1 ur0,,» * Ju,<* ready P a t e l p W s o P. S [ A t f ! ‘ *»Mweh- w> W om en'* A u o ^ l t e n m a tU ( j j ut everybody knew A utum n adna*dty n t 2:30 at the wa, here, 'Ihe air fait like R i ll [IKK MATS (FOR ALL MOfNlL CARS) church. ral*e in *alary. H O L Y CROSS C H U R C H (B ptacopal) p U ro p a l) i Bar L yttlam an li: B. II., Rector 16th Sunday a fte r T rin ity 0:00 A . M. lio iy Communion. 0:30 A . M . F a m ily Service ami Church School. '' '% 11:00 A , M . M orning Prayer « vdci 0:00 P, M . Y P S L . Service* during tha waak: The year w e a r* four fa e v f, and A utum n l i tha flneat. Everybody like* It except inuybe politician)* who have to run fo r ro-cicetfon mid plead th a t now i* the tim e for nil good man to come to the uid o f th eir p arty. M an and nature go on a la it i!y o f N o rth Cbutdinr w ill e n te rta in w ith a m utlcaj program a t tho opening o f ram page before tho doeti freexe i It I l.l* School ’ tu ttin g Sunday Hundey night It 7:00 o'clock o clock and continuing each evening o f the follow ing week, w *e tt In. The robin te a t* It * fn th - I exceut S u tu r’ny and Monday n ig h ts .H tlie'canvnn tHbernaelo on M e lln n vllie Avenue Ju»t Inside the u,r l th*i lo"tf ,,|f ,Il'K u * h ti i South, w * and “ n‘* M unicipal A irp o rt gale. The aerie* I* inter-danom ln atlpm il In character and tho ganeial public in invited. old fo lk * begin thum bing Florida | rinmrt folderti. iSar ‘brough Friday,, Train* Jttlwi- itudy cowraa for all It Members. Claaaaa far H a rCom t m, union i d 7.J0 S Th* j,„ h a * tlmrro rl0W o f*to >«w r l». it* a, Voting People, lgtamed- Saturday Hply aad,nlxalor worker*. Cjaises u.nn a te r '1 ,0 h l* ru W a a B m a n . Friday H oly Communion 0:00 A. f |<)lBrmoii c>llti a / j nol fty| promptly at TtSO P. M. , ftR ft. m , i n s . H«« These QusHtp Mats Before Yoe Bey SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP Jack K. M o r r ia o s . and le t-. . Ttlll. he1 1 hunter olla h i* gun. And tho m iry duck along tho Canadian border 'luacka. "oh, hall, oh hall, oh hell," knowing h r I* the ta.-got o f to * . ................................................ U night the moon la a yellow mauncaa. Tha fox borka on tha i dll. the lom-aome moose ah.tke* hl*' "ntlera and M lp w s In lh a | wooda fo r a lu ll dark la d y .-n n y . ra 6:00 to 6:00 P, Ml ta ll dark ludy on foui teg*. The era" welcome to aHoni our C H U R C H O P T H E NA5EAR K NK ' rul.blta in the gum * review t h e i r 1 IIS S lagle A v ia n # m ultiplication table*. A in 't nu* B a t. L. B . Maahtan. Paator tur? grand? i HUnuay School 0:46 A . M. The m aple tu rn * again Into M orning W orahlp 10:4b A . M. n erarlet In **, blunhlng to aee Junior Society 0:16 P. M. li e *tu id oak abed Ita laavea and N .V .P .S . 7:00 P. M . dance uraum ) In it* ahaggy akeleKvangeltatle H o u r 7:46 P. M .'to n . The anulrrlo beglna Ida a n *; Subject: " E v e ry D ay Excuse* lor ...... I th rift, ami wundere If tne K ejacttng C h tllt" . . ' n t o f the wm Id i* n u t*. H id W eek P ra y e r and Pral»* T h i* I* the tim e for retired W auhaaday 7:46 P. M . , laichelor ra ilro a d m< n to lie N ote: Sunday m orning at the ware, fo r every widow haa a m elSunday School tim e, wa are plan* J'lr* Ju»l for hurxclf through ing a great Sunday School rally. l(iw eye. She douin't w ant to hake The Huahing fa in tly w ill be w ith , another long cold w u iter. ua fetid w ilt have charge of the Oh. It'a n wonderful araaon— . C i l l S T L -H U B C H , Loo|wood i. (B olaaooal) m «aat SiaitlS strict BAa. H . L y ttk rtw "E lm m a rm a a , fay,.School 0ttt A, M. H. 1)., V icar blag Worahp 11)00'A . M. 16th Sunday a fte r T rin ity 4:00 I*. M . Evening P ra ye r and lAaiday aarvlce SlOO P. M. Sermon. A ll are welcome. din# Room Tuaadapa and - It CHURCH OP CHRIST •t BCIB1VT1BT Sat mas by* IUv. William Bail., Regional Ulrectec of Heligloua KducfSthNii The Youth Choir will alng lor thatr apacial on Sunday Morning, “ Father In lltavtn" by bach* Gounod-Riaggar. T b o C hancel C h o ir w ill alng, "C re a te In M * A C lean H e a rt, O G o d " b y 'M u e lle r a t the liv e n in g W o ra h lp S arvlca. M sybs 3 i o t a lo t o n fi U B m U in i b a b t s i? S o r r y to d is a p p o in t y o u , b u t T v s In A m s r ic a T h o r s ’* gsttlng hurt can b s d s n ls d tb s H | h t t o w o r s h ip th # C o n s titu tio n X H a v # th s r i g h t o h u r ths Blbls Statist, to bs taught ths Christian w*rW*m g'! tch. Whlls ths Oovammsnt can’t dottyms ths right m \ tnd Church-MY PAREN T! CAN. Thsy c n acts* Hght Juit by nsglsctlng ihy spiritual nssds. lut about hall ths chlldrsn In Amsrica srs I " " ™ * training? And yat thtrB'a s church In svsry vUlsgsl m is ! Initssd ol t U ng about It. W s ought to crowd our churchss with tntsi And ws ought to stsri ftondsf I S U K P A C X Includ w allboardo, V* 'SSSfiEr*W d auppori -~ m 4*1.^ hB B w i , .m i \ ■ .‘ • ; '*^ ‘:i WL . M j: & b'if*H ^.fc3U"*J ' •• • • / v tfkfbttiU.'t-*: '■ M u u |« - �f> f j .1 * ■■■" T"O«. ' -' . ' ‘ J A N F O K P F L O R ID A Russian Writer Scores American . . n #«i 1 Culture In Double-Talk Article Ahtj State Called ed Propaganda : 0 • f M n a Joint statem ent, Basil (>’»n«r, president o f the A m erll Red Crora and the N ational I* indation fo r ln fe n tllc I ’a m ly K e 1 ,m * Or. l<*<»iard A . Scheele, a *e o n general o f the Public 11 kith Service, called on the |mb. H >to meet the current upswing « « * « k t calm and Inform ed attitude. " * ? . They point out stniidnid* of J e t * and diagnosis have been In l­ and pi »ted noticeably w ithin the past facta (, t y e a n , octora, nurses nnd cent j | d a l therapy are nvallaldi- and o 10 gj it no one nerd go without med> 1 . ra re fo lack o f money heo, NO d RW of fund* anpplted h.v the itlon. 1 feh of Dlmea. fliffltu th u rltlra aay uutbreakH have Ip yet reached epidemic propuraanjr t) 1» although the high polio la te * to U koine area* brought about un* k ui ail com m unity reactioni and Ut « Caution*. These a le some of . NEW Y O R K , Sept. iro ip fc n o n . i in . A tom " and quoted T w a in aa "R om anticising o f gangster**y ln g : " L e t1* get out o f here, i*m ," boy*. The Johes are bad here." Thlk was put fo rw a rd by Y urtThe C anadian N av y, |t wna ro Klem anov in an a r tid a . entitled Ported in "R ed fle e t, haa bacomh "M a sh allited A ustrian ' C ulture." on "appendage o f tHa U nited “ And all over this," he said, States N a v y .’1 The Soviet navy ijhovw s the gloom y shadow of baper baaed its view on "presa w u rg e o U cosmopolitanism— pro- r , P°rt»." pagaoda fo r disrespect to w a rd s , A Tass dispatch frofn O ttaw a one d o w n country fo r d is r e g a r d !* * ^ Canada’s N av y carries opt o f national culture and state fiu n - almost all Its train in g an d m aneu­ vers.!* f vers w ith the United S ta te * navy H e said the reactionary Ideology " " ‘l not w l,h B ritish N av y, o f A m erican Im iieralisin is a rrlv Konstain Slm lnov’a new play, lng Ui Europe in varied fo rm s .! "The A llen 8hadow," la a ttra c tin g Sonitf o f them are: ) larg e audiences to Moccow’e M a ly "Rhund tin boxes w ith the H oi- Theatre, lywood stamp. The play takea the spectator to _ ‘‘B est-M llers o f lite ra tu re which a scientific-research Institute in • vbison the m ind. . . I large university c ity in Rutirta. 'U nrestricted Jass songs of the The In stitu te is experim enting B °ogl* W oogie type. with a new drug which Would make False broadcasts o f tha Voice ' possible a successful fig h t against ° f A m erica." .disease-carrying microbes. M a rk Tw ain continues to he a I j^ la w ork la being follow ed by itnrfn„P° H * r • U t,'ur 8ovU" l A m erican I n t e l l f i n w , w h k F £ , on‘ . sires— the plays brings out— to In fa rt, he I* regarded aa being make use o f tne Soviet discovery not onvv an Im portant w rite r as to the ’’datrlm ent o f m ankind.” such but also a m ajor social critic. A number o f Soviet types crow Recently the Moscow Satire , th , i U - # d u r, „ th# play and j_ 2 3 -u * * i_ H m idea o f a negro 40th atate In tfck deep South haa hean called aatJ-Coram unl»t propaganda by R e « ry W lneton, national organisa­ tional aecretary o f the Commun­ ist P arty . . He skid f t the Communist conenlracy tria l yesterday that the ! « * la 'a dlatnrtlon used by rnemlea who w ant to "discredit the Com m unist P a rty on tha negro question.” To. th in k that tftm Com m unist* would push such a ‘ project was TELLIN G ME! — By WIUIAM IITf — C tn tu l P /e it W tlttr M O S C O W haa gotten down ll 'a H o yt King, the oBce aa fa r u* T in the Inventions economic!. who wonders If in Claim ed P epaiim enl and cornea th a t B ritis h c ritit an ounce of up w ith the solemn assurance prevention m ight not have pre­ that the Russians invented the vented the $2 80 pound o f cure. arm y tank Musi have been a 1 I ! *ort of hoiseless droshky on Two CtnidiMn youths, in th iit nlw can . staged a raca. The t r illIc cop won. Th erien jn J movie houtei to show ibe WotlJ S tin t v i j teleIn ifs ie fln g order In the Coitalv iiio n D o n thi» inetn popcorn bio C a n g fill three were shat, ene » lo be rc/ip trd by the lowly fatally. 9 #e d thing they didn’t goober .* lat matters get ewi ef hand. J t I The United S tate* haa, had only one iin-sident o f Swiaa ex­ tinction. lie was lle rb rt Hoover, I N ew Seeland reports develop­ m ent o f a foui-legged chicken W onder if Down U nder w ill be­ come know n a t the Lend o f the A m ple Orum eticks? GET Y O U R lull color, crammed fu ll o f exciting new decoretlug ^ apparently S L” " B .o U lo°fn Tem otatiuna "* ?«^1*h* * nJ “ " i r **« “ « « ° rta prevent I e Bag o f rem ptatlons. It tlie discovery of the Soviet bae-| imply 1*19 will b« a warap comment la unnecesary. year than l»4i when I T J N The A m erican "w estern movie" were reported. Th# Credit da la described here aa a propaga­ oua months ar# Aupiul pud tion o f tha "loathaom a fiction of the e a u p v lu rtty o f the w h ile race." The m ag aiin a •’Rvegda," illsc u ttin g pictures produced by Hulthe witness stand la h alf In federal c o u rt The I t Com m unist accused pf colf i r i n g violent overthrow of t he I h 1 . governm ent. Discussing his organisational work In the p a rty , W inston leetified there were "a few thousand" Communist r|ubs In esistgUM ha Am erica last year. H a said he. could not rem em ber the exaeg. number. Ills Job from l»4P to 1949, W in ­ ston asserted, wae to lead a d r it # to bring the p a rty m em bership ! • loo.ooo. H e did not eay fro m w h at Cf(WLty YO U 'RE S S L S k . lu n c ie , lud., haiilied p ublic' Jirrings, IncImlliiK fuller ai » r r - , k*. and ordered taverns lii u n it; vine drinks over the hnr. i Phe Arkansas peach festival l railed o ff and ut lluhlw ilt, • * ., a MethiHilst youth follow k convention was postponed. I year ago, the polio epidemic fehrd Ita peak on Saptem ner 1». lost a month Inter than iioiiiinl. re m it years, oothreak- have glned th eir muxlniuni l«v mnlfturt or early Septemla't . New I |4s usually dwindle in p id lv l ih Ih r first sign of fa ll w e a th e r.’ 7 Studirs shuw that m lg ia to iy his confine themselves lo c e lin geograp hical irgions, knnowii I "fly w a y a " . i A g rlci | m e In the United ■ lit r * i* estimnied to pi ovule a livelihood fur more than dirmio,000 people. ideas by N A IR N —America'# oldest Unolrum nsuie. It's yours for ihr asking. Slop in RECIPES YOU CAN FOLLOW YOURSELF** “ROOM Sanlord FURNITURE Company Net! Smith Mgr.. H00 R. 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R it b a r (I i u t s la c k s , s o lid c o lo rs , c o n tin u o u H 10S Horse Power Engine w u ls tb R n d . f u l l c u t, f u l l p le a ts , I n \ b r o w n , g r e y , b lu e . A ’, ECONOMY ••7 to 1 Compression COMFORT - Fluid Drive * -■l ■ . • I ’.OS iM.I ’ e. ' • i' / , "S DEPARTMX. I -------- �T?T 81 * " .^ ^ 7 V Tfie United .Nations *4 *'v Y f,*: !» '* •*.1T • 1 v-< Sanford Poruin HOPEFUL CHANNEL SWIMMER' H r , A . L. D n n , Sanford, Florida. H U * H ^ s J I *ra a« te * V *v » rti____ . „ „ I C r r m a t H H a lit ia U r Mr la . S J S S T K C J ^ M ia M lfw president of the Assembly, Carlos P. Romu o o f t ^ Philip* ford forum to give .oma inform*p re s id e *‘ , m W voice to this hoptt in his first remarks to lion to your raad*r* aa to tha A s s e m b ly l a s t m e t in operation by h i* client o f a small anim al hospital and tha aantence t 'f » P » ' hnn»>ri m l o M imposed against D u r. Baaa ness fo r tha win t h r e a t I ih h la r g e ly d isso lve'!. T h in s e s s io n , h e h o p e d , m i g h t (,M p j n f 0f j,o w nn f »nd barking e n rn th e t i t le ''p e a c e assem bly . , . . . . dog*. A tto rney suggested in te rP m lin h lv t W o ’w ill be n o -o n e s e s s io n • w h ic h c a n w i n n*ted citterns should contact the t h a t M ile a t le a s t n o t u n til [lo n g a f t e r w a r d W h e n t h e f u ll I M ayo r and Commlsslonars about t h a t'th e re , h su ut lts o f e a c h s es sio n d e v e lo p s lo w ly . L o o k in g » _ » * _ - - * T of Hanford alw ays welcome com- t h a t h e re w a r r e a lly b e g a n , <M h e re i t c o u ld h a v e b e e n p r o - from Hanford cltteens, however v e n te d ,' o r h e ro i t b e n u m in e v ita b le . N o o n e c a n b e " U ™ * r # d H I™ " " ' ,hm P# i » ‘ M U ' B e r t H y S B a t f WmC|iT r*«l"y'l*'l,| B A s g fin ‘n l S l r S 'S t ? Jandt gaavel Jtim e situation w ill d e v e lo p s lo w ly , to o, e n d t ^ b a b l y n o II e v e r ™ a b lo l / i ’s d y t h a t o n e p a r tic u la r tfv e rit rteC hm plISnfcd i t , I f t h a t t>caee Is o b ta in e d th r o u g h t h e ljJ n lt e d N n t lb n s ,'.It , n t ig h t b e s a id t b i t th e c r e a tio n o f he u f ll t c d N a t io n s , In t h e m id s t o f w a r , w a s th e b i r t h o f pence. B u t t h a t w a s o n ly th e Ire g ln n ln g , a n d I t Is o n ly t h e tie g ln n ln g w h ic h h a s y e t Is?en m a d e . A s In d iv id u a ls a n d a s a n a tio n w o m u s t h a v o fa ith In th e s lo w g r o w t h o f a g r e a t o rg a n is a tio n s p e r h a p s o f n g r e a t p e ac o . I t n e e d s t h e s u p p o r t a n il h e lp o f o u r s tr e n g th a n d e n e r g y , a n d o f o u r e a r n e s t In te r e s t— t h e In t e r e s t o f th e (w o p le o f A m e r ic a . fo r Interyalad cltiaens and tha commiaaionera in this m atter, w * understand U ia t under an P R ID A Y , M RPT. U / l M l « m n t2 l» « t •fo D A Y M M llte R V E R S E Vh. d a t a f e coSpW nu h#vo (>«.«„ w ithdraw n and tha eaae against D r. B a** now bafora the Am* si “ " r jr V^LST-V M unicipal C ourt w ill not ba pro«M »ted. W « undaratand th a t the Sov. U n i . n tor " d v e r s U y .^ . an ,2 " Aattendant t!L S 5 !* ™ Bass niwuill? , hhava on duty through the night, and w ill ■ nioiefhTo Is te T lT u rric a n e . in try to curb the harking o f the ha C a r d a n and G u lf „ f M esito dogs. urned out |o be false alarms. Juil The ftlty Commission was por­ I lot o f newspaper tnlk. trayed In A tto rn ey ’s lette r, as attem pting to put D r. Has* out o f Th N e v e re x p c c l In lie appreciated, huslnesa. The Commission has had t d o e in t pay. H orace Gordon of m e n ts i tm p a rt In the proceadlnae against th e old -olumbus, C a.. teeing a fire byD r. Baaa. The I'a llc * D epartm ant , ulred to take action uupoi required |» n rant completely o b acu reM g W eed s W h ile th e .Vet Is a p p llc a u it- w i u s u s w i i n * i i H » r i» u i m s Is rw on l«ar hia home rh o p p c c b d o w n -ih r w o rld , II a ls o g i v e s 't h e D e p a r tm e n t s O r te lH Ir ig tm w h ic h I t p w ritte n com plaint o f tha vlolatloi (lrdlnanca and the c o u ld w e ll tu r n p a r t o f its a t t e n t io n s iw a y f r o m E u r o p e a m t |'< f any c itv Ordinanr a n *(o u n d it; then iniS ffcrleM ly to w a r d b t t l n A m e r ic a , I t w o uld be a n a s t u t e p le c o o f d fp lo - Municipal u m r t muat hear caaas aft b it car parked nearby, loo m iir v In o lo no i growing out o f such com plaint*, 1 , T h * com plainant. In th tha caaa hava I o m to the plug. Policemen who m a c y l o . t i o SO. T h c 4 tr a d e t r e a t y p ro g ra m In im p o r t a n t t o a l l A m e r ic a n appaarad liafora tha C ity Com­ ladn I seen the fire plug in two mission but wera advised o f th alr « » , promptly bailed him into b u s in e s s , a n d th e rn fm re to a ll A m e r ic a n s ,. I t i a . b a s e d on rights In the m a tte r and no fu r ­ th e sm lpd^ i)U |S t h a t tr a d e in a t w o - w a y , n o t o n e -w a y , p r o ourt where lie paid a $A fine. IN is Itlo ri. T h e fo r e ig n m a r k e t In r e s p o n s ib le f o r nnt n n p o r t a n t ther action has bean taken by the 1 friend of our* in M ianli'sH ndt ia r t o f th e p r o f i t m a r g in ft .r so m a n y lin o s o f A m e r ic a n f>Tuo"n^y*a A tto rn ey ' le tte r cited the lu s ln e s s t h a t loss o f th a t r r n r k e t w tiu ld le a v e I t s m a r k sage o f a dog Ordinance covering i the follow ing: on J u s t^ u b o u L e v e r y p a y e n v e lo p e in th e la n d . T h a t m a r k e t this m atter as having baan passed "9 h n i W hile Y ou D rive 1*—* on M ay 24, IU4S. Ordinance re­ 43 mile* per hour*, sing — | a lr e a d y h a s liee n c u t , an n loss o f m o re o f I t is in p ro s p e c t ferred to only consolidated a num ­ u n le s s Ih e n a t io n 1 fa e p s m o re m om r e ly t h e p ro b le m o f m a k “ H ighw ay* are H appy, W ays", j ber o f Ordinances than In force, lo g t h e 't r a d e, jflo ‘ e a b o lt t u r n i n g aiming which waa an Ordinance ,J o w b o th w a y s. T r a d e Is lik t 33 I ru le * per fe n fe : lin g — u p u lle y . T h e b e lt c a n n o t p u li!l on i o n e s id e o f th e p u lle y u n le s s No. .'122 passer! on tha 19th of “ I'm nm a stranger hgre. H e*- j it givc.1 o n th e o t h e r a id e . I f A m e r ic a w a n ts to HBlI, A m e r ic a A p ril IV42, containing tha prote n i* my hom a" m ust ( t k f | Visions upon which the com plaint 63 In lle s i>er hmn%v sing 1 T h ^ n c c i p r o c a l T r a d e p r o g r a m Is a im e d a t s t i m u l a t i n g , *" * " . naM iid Tlvn I " N e a iv rm y God In T n r e ' lhi> flo w o f Ir na tdion in | Mdinlii w ivuvs liv to w w ne H mgr m th ne tt aa rr ii if rf oirn rs Mni) ,,r ? n“ Lh a° .. n* nc* i« iW»* P“ r?ed J **a tm n o w o i ir in m n ys , n y lo r in a rs M lf years fn r * D r. H 71 m ilei per hour singon gtHMls Im p o r t e d ,fro n » a g iv e n n a tio n in e x c h a n g e f o r 1 began his original n e g o tia tio n * "W hen (he R oll ia called up , p a r a lle l e a s in g o f t h e ^access to t h e m a r k e t s o f t h a t n a tio n mentioned in A tto rn ey ’* le tte r. A t -1 yonder” 83 miles per hour, sing— “ Lot^ L'm c om ing, ho^te." A Track; Program In Ciachostnvabia lb * governl is accused o f conducting a b ills . apt system under, which viry a ^ r y Catholic ^ r ijft in 'lh e itryA s constantly w atched. If p't conform tk 1h« idlas \ The ... . M * e l ' l l " t»"hy I f M * « rf It conuni vo> nr ey # r* [ailed, beheaded nr driven rural areas, or ntlonal Sufcty Council roisirt*. There It o f the country. W e have pr#- wore 82,000 traffic deaths In 1918, of which 21,800 or. two idiced people in this rounlry who thirds j-m'urrpd lpiLhv cosntryalde. The death rate per Milo « y th ink dial it *11 right as long for th* i’Aunfey Was twIcA whal it was for the cities. V is lim ited lo C alholirs, iiut they Undoubtedly the great open spaces tempt the drived to lould rem em htr ihsl die peiseru- otw^ up|^4hnri||a. Be that «s it may, when he lAives the jn o f one religious group, soon city -to g<r idw' lurkl roRlow. tht figures show that ho is ids religious freedom (or, all. entering n /one of peril, probably the more pvriloiig'becauHQ F b tty n * * ij : I • '.i You wouldn't think Russia would f hoops In hell w to l the ivernmcnl did lo dgRtuund w he th er the ntM i» C*P ‘ * ...lio n s devslued th e ir curncles. Y o u 'd th in k that M * w o u ld he above fuc tio n s o f crass m a te tia lii • r , wa note w ith inlet m e d ia te ly upon receivli the B ritis h devaluation the R us* ia s n n M in c td a reduction. In in * o f th? ru ble fro m 21,36 ru b p ar p o in d lo 14.85, o f ib o u l ,3 p m M t . -• ho InuitfinoM tho opjionlto to bo true, ______________________ _______________________ ___ kiichsa. It had am^icatly j American tJuurmets Wine And Dine In France On First Tour Since War „ Hv C A R L H A R T M A N P A R IH , B ept. 8 3 _ m — T a n A m e ric a n g o u rm e ts are anting th a lr way th ro u g h F ra n c * nn w hnt th e y hay la th e f lr u l h ljr it M tr o n om lcal and w in o -U a tln g to u r alnca th e 'W a r. . T h .v a lso are h e a rin g some fra n k ta lk ’ fro th ’ I h k ' F ren ch about w h a t th e y th in k o f the U . ft. aa a m a rk e t f6V th e ir w ine*. A * th e ir c h a rte re d h u* s w u n g Ws hi o fte n w b n d iT fd w H al peat th e A rc h o r T riu m p h , D r. I w o u ld d o i f we cam * home at M a riu a F ra n co s to ld th e m : " I fo a l ■ kt a n d fo u n d an unwelcom ad wa a r t a ll plonaara.'' ‘ i r la o u r kitchen. B ut w h a t D r, F ra n c o ! (a ['re s id e n t o f tb a mad to M r«. R ote Bush Han F ra n cis c o suction o f Th a Wtaa A r .t e h t'i' wine. Conversation shout g re a t Faria restaurants and favorite di­ gestive pills died to n gentle m ur­ m ur on the ufternoonsliua trip . Lass than fiy a hour* a fte r their post-luncheon .cognac*, th * pio­ neer* faced ftty r flfs t real t * 4t at a dinner gtVfh by.dhe Ohi o f Com m erc* gi#Recalling .tu id d f firam w elty was A.B A .R .F .1 .’ h4am|iluartef; World Witr J , Tw ana s^arjiv, came out wjtk’l .. ........... . white ls|t]n- sauce: medal lion* uwaotbrtHk’ Cholaeuli, partrh . aa aarvad a t Locha; cheaaaa urelne: Ice cfaam U v a llH m s cake : Lavallierauifrult* and' ci ad with tha Franch ______ Honor. Ha and hi* frianda are , voted to both the inlaltectunl sad nractlcaf tide* oI gourmandlltW and wln«-blbblng. ■nd was m ak in i itaalf Hla pioneer s p irit was —washed down'With sHrht 'dl •tit wiMi, The repeat lasted wall over fo u r hours, Including aneachas and tha iw ual liqueurs. Whan it ment hy the applicant. In Aid to home ........................... Dependent C hildren this, o f course, O ther change In eco­ means loss o f em ploym ent liv Ihe nomic ilrcundstanmother. I am sure you know the c e * (Including In­ By D E W IT T M A C R R N IIB results, quite often ddisastrous and creased new! w ith ­ A P Farylgn A f f a ir * A nalyat ^ c r n U d o , w»h«n a m other out chenge in re­ 1,144 11.19 ,In-rhu s l*h KDll.Htvilt epartm ent*, Hi niI|(, rta a „ n for source* ) No m aterial change ,jeD«ndoncy In the State and In In economic circum M adam * Chlang K ai-S hek still ljf 4S,,un|r children must leave ■tancm, during last has fa ith In N a tio n a lis t China's a b allty to cope w ith the life and ■Ig m onth* ............... death crisis created bv tha south­ A tta in ed technical dliglt4H4y ............. W 0 8.60 w ard sweep of tha victorious Comm unlat w ar machine. O ther (Includes fa m ­ The firs t lady o f China made suMioiant to meet th eir budgeted ilies In need over an this statem ent to me In the co u rt* a u th o rity to perm needs. However, we do all we ran extended period who o f a long conversation | had w ith operation o f any huelnaa*. of coursa, to see tn at the young have postponed ap­ , fe r In N ew Y o rk. W klia th la inset­ F o r hla own inform ation, Hagai children are adequately cared fo r, plying hy livin g betin g wasn’t a newspaper Interview A ndrew C arre way m ad* a tr ip t< since It ia obvious th at no m other nw the stan dard* In th th # e accepted eanee o f th e term , » health'^ ... ■ •*n**™ IIII m ted ’eana Orlando on Kept. 21, to fin d ou1k could g ive her fu ll attention to tha of nnd d e, l i , la paccep ermitted to * - gtee» m y te h how other sm all anim al hoaplta' ■i whan .ah« la w orried about iu r 1cencjr) ' ‘ !T* ’ ‘‘fl.lW 'aB.W fprtaalhite. 1 r ‘■ were operated. V isiting two < 1 cKtld or'children bring left e |} day f / I l l _____ ___ Madame C hlang <has no doubt Total approved dur. . . I p three o f these, all w ith in t h if sMfl w ithout adequate caro. ............... Heminole 10,219 100,00 *hf L N atkm aU st fo rc e * w ill ^ Ity ,.lim its o f Orlando, he foumr C M inty has no day care facilities Ing year O ur local office la located a t & , M t Ah* Crnnmunlat a rm la * In ail to b* sim ilar In character ti fqr, N egro children and lim ited 600 Oak Avenue in th . the southern th ea tre and u ltim a teth at o f D r. J. L. Ruble, located oi cate fo r white children. BK A ve n u r’ ln l h i H #“ lth tn d Iv w ill reclaim th e te rrito rle a loat N orth Orange Avenue a t Laku W e do have m any cases o f da- W elfare enter which th * commit- In the north. H u w tong w ill thla I van hoe. A ll anim al hospital* w ant serttun and death. D uring the war nity o f Hanford has s« generously great operation _ _______ req u ire T She nperat located rinse to dw ellin g*. Th«( manyV molhurs were quite com fort- provided fo r our agency and tha doesn’t know: aha la only aura th a1 linger, 'floor, o f D r. Ruble's H u *i qoncernecf w ith it It w ill he achieved. In support o wlth ‘ m ilita ry allotm ents # * ' 7 durlirial w a* iW * n over to a p a r t jj ^ n"tfor'v'lco "and"from W elfare ( enter which the commu- this liellef aha twcalled IIad th a t d Ihant* fur IH .-K Ir k p a tr lc h , who employm employnu-ni In Iniliistrii-n liidiistries when when nlty. We would weuom e the op- • Ing the w a r w ith Japan the ent in ble. T h if avan Incapac llw i persons were do­ pot (u n ity of ta lk in g w ith you and r ' ll'n<* p "vmlea were forced back assoc I Hied w lfh D r. Ruble la asi ha host in g th eir bit und there were op­ with all people in Hanford a n d :*? ■l*Pro«Jmately the aamb line firs t floor, containing tha "«w hold— and flu n g th# in* pltal rooms and' W ard* was el-t portunities for a ll, no m atter haw Heminole County regarding th * 1, m tended 24 hour* per day, a v « ( unskilled. W ith the end o f w ar, Welfare C t^ * " f .aaalstance and * She facia certain th a t the pantile ir m lgh ig h t’ m any o f ihe .Service man found day* per week. T h e reader draw a conclusion fro m thla that? homo life unattractive and desert­ ,n Communlam or tru st It, a em ail anim al hospital eon b« ed. There are no r.N F O R C K A B L K Itowral In H em inoi. r n ! m i^ * i f * ^ B £ " * ! : 11and 'hough m many any are aubmlaalve to It operated In such « m an n er as td L A W S to make a father aupport the program 5o f^ ®tha" ? people not he offanalva because o f bark-, hia fa m ily . The I ’rneecuting A t­ th rlr suggestion* and criticism s imw h ccau n o f clrcumstaneaa over which thev have no control. ing o r howling a n im al* to paopltr torney has always neen much in his most welcome alnca this is the She envlaggea ■ new China living In tha vicinity, sym pathy with our program and means o f prograsa. which w ill come through m oral and A a to tha fir s t action against h a * co-operated w ith us In an a t­ spiritual rehabilitation. Moat sincerely, D r. Baaa, the M unicipal C ourt deJ, tem pt to bring deserting fa th e r* She la re tu rn in g home to resume M rs. M a ry H o lle r term inal) th a t ho waa operating* ■. '•*» place beside her husband In Into the picture, hut the cost Board M em ber the a tte m p t to m ake these things hlbltlvu and the results nagcom# tru e. W ith o u t co-operation of accordingly^ The H oaarabla M . BJ [,S She has absolute fa ith In Genthat rC* o, u rt* and a trlc t Law enforce'S m ith , u im tt t (JouM Judge, up4 ■ llailm o C hlang K ai-Shek. She t there is little Ih e Htele W eila furious over asnerslona coat on Board can do to force support, Farm him recently In th ia rou ntrv. hava much criUrlsm of the At ’hie Commission appreciate* thi num ber o f children born e u l of M v m eeting w i t h Madame iaarvice* ot a good V e ta r ln a rlr wedlock who a re receiving help. F uture Farm ers o f A m erica are C hlang waa at the home, o f her h rn th tr-in -lo w , H . H . K nng, the iin thia oonqnumty, dependant T m reason* fo r lim ec children he- Is'glnnlng to plan t th alr crops on Chinese statesm an and In tern at­ 9t:>W to aopm degree on llvaatoeh brought Into the world are I be Heminole H ig h School expert- ional hanker. She has been In a M . t h s n do** aaiat tha need foi ky and deep, the Faychlatriata m antel fa rm , It w *a agm ^ncad to- A (nariea fe r some m o n th , on an i l l. aaim V l hoapltel. I t ‘ u«, and need the combined Cuatodfan Rodger Edw ards Itea S b f i ' a i r l i w t o n f t o f / S l a l *te te ^ o f education, economic opatty and aoeial development plowad and plotted the land allow ­ pra te r a t Mile tra g ic moment in ta la d iffic u lty w ill b * all- ing each r . r . A . Student hia own h *r eountrv’a history. In a n y event Ite d . The people o f Florida a ra * to plant and care fo r. The •h# haa had conversation* w ith ph th eir L a w *, however, h a te beys progress in th e ir t k i j m j ^ r a m anv orom lnent people. Inahtdinr ,te und,F 'b e program fro m *plote o f President T ru m a n nnd General these unfortunate • a la need end eligible J? regular aoll to olote w ith an over fleo n re M arshal and ra th e r ob­ live asilstance regardleaa o: head sprinkler system and fin a lly viously b te boon presenting th* y o f w h at Is h tp p e tln g In » » * h P lanting. m other1* status. C ertainly > THE WORLD TODAY i m s s w a s A T B E0 ■fiMBSP!' r ^ . K 1 M H .* # Bv BOB TtfOMAH formula E ‘ K lire S r«n i T int t C v ^ d oV.f ^» ^ ’ u iw—i^ .LuTZhn^hn.iu e w. u DVM. h. immane ade ui# of your w *„ v m . ha* use oi nan* csaS t2Si.t h e ^ y . ^ e r e n t e d 'o u t raai""™ ’ — P a r is u n d e r H h e a v y th re a l t K IStar Will Portray i Enrico Caruso In Hollywood Epic • - ■sM M srto-**- ■«■ ■ # (**" £ £ i B F.F.A, Starts Planting High School a u trrs 1 H ere It ahould he M adam e C hlang kai L M a 'a t o l f t t i v * because tntmrvtg— ------------ ----of an tho nature o f t o r mission, and th a t her axeeptien m y ease ,__ '« i m yIn eai unusual ehm uM tancoi tom orrow . i c apital, In e a rly IM S . th * ‘ am * Chlang GeneraBi Ir ia ll ........... H O L L Y W O O D . Bapt. 23— UP)— Young tenor M a rio L a n ta re­ turned from an appearance tour to find good news— It's Just about •a t fo r him to p o rtra y Caruso. Studio execs'have told th * singn th a t details a re being Ironed out fo r securing the life story o f C ar­ uso, to whom he has bun compared. L a m a Is the fa lr-h a lred boy since his m onth-long tour on behalf o f “T h a t M id n ig h t Klsa." “ I t was th * biggest th rill o f m y life ,’* L a m a enthused on his ratu rn. H « told o f receiving a hero’s welcome to hla home town, P h ila­ delphia. H la firs t chore waa to ■ing to a gathering th at included President T ru m a n . The President had to leave before tha en te rta in ­ ment nnd apologised to L a m a bafore the throng. L a te r the Philadelphia M ayor escorted L a m a to his old ncightHirhood, which waa dacorated w ith huge portraits o f the young tenor. Local boy made good In a big w ay. H ere w * go again. A fte r watchIng the sights o f Han Francisco and th * tides at M alibu , I ’m back observing the wonders o f H o lly­ wood. Some o f them being: W an ­ der to whom E lia b e th T a y lo r w ill get engaged now: wonder if th ey’ll ever make "H orn Yesterday’': wonder w h at Ham Ootdwyn w ill ■ay next ? ' Speaking o f E tiiah eth Taylor, which is one o f m y favo rlU i pastimes, It'a interesting to learn th at she next works In a film w ith M ontgom ery C lift, N o t*: C lift haa been Miss Taylor'S screen Idol. Added note: C lift la aingla, O r am I beginning to sound like one o f tha gossip co­ lum nists? ' Rad Bkelton was asked on th * “Y *llo w CSb M an’’ aat i f ha hadn't loat soma pmiiids. "Yes, i t ’s m i f , " ha answered, “ but then, I'v a got n Int o f English Investm ents." Jean P arke r is m aking a screen comeback in "Tho tiu n F ig h te r*" w ith G regory Peck. It's her firs t film work in six years, and a l­ though she doesn't work for another couple o f weeks, aha’* w atching oh the set every day. Sh* fears sha’a rusty and war back into th * film swing G loria dcHaven shoves o ff fro m M O M a fte r her next picture, which w ill be "Sum m er Stock" w ith G an* K elly and Judy G arland. She ha* been w ith th'e studio fo r seven years and decided it'* tim e fo r a change. •' Short S tu ff . . , Bonita G ranvilla, now doing “ G u ilty o f T re a ­ son,” says shu'll w ork in only one film a year. Rest o f the tim e g o** to her fa m ily , . . B arry S ullivan, who p la y *’ a '‘Western character In " T h * O u triders," la also doing hi* The o rig in al fo rest area o f -th * United States la estim ated a t 820,000,000 a c t* * In addition to 100,000,000 acres o f non-com m trclal forest. T M present area o f fo reat la estim ated a t 481,044,000 sera*. Easy To: Buy Lew Down Payawnta Easy Monthly Paymaata 91185.00 8 Doom . and i » t t l t <jUit ; .th«tr«'a no- _ joy in th* 'tto ear- m down to 11146.00 '» ' . *-’ r ' f V (fe a H a a e * o * Waa* K te tU , scheduled to end Oct. 81. O utstanding In tha dlscusaloqa has been tha U N C I proposal fo r the consultative ronferencca o f th * W N fltherlandi-Indoncalan union. T h * Dutch had bean seeking * Joint council o f Dutch and I n ­ donesian m inisters and an In te r-1 parliam en tary commission, Tha Indonesian Republicans, who- had fought fo r Independence In tha In ­ dia* for fo u r years a fte r thn end o f W orld W a r 41, had not wholly acceded to tho Dutch plan. They had demanded sovereignty If) *U spheres— political, m ilita ry and economic. A p p aren tly the m ain t differences here now hava been bridged. ---------------- n p M B W fte « ’ * • ' ''J ' 1 m Dutch. East Indies V to r t^ e ito M Y iit ,one o f th«M I’“ZWU®*. ‘ Warn* r “. “ IBM hose riding. Cara In good mechanic* shite* l , nh repair worrl*a eaten, apeeklag j, “ 1“ F'PickMP up drily bdW IWHi oW 'tfll » vacation. T h a t waa In San F ra n ria <o A quarium , which had a sign pointing out the tank before which Orson W alls* and R ita H ay w o rth did a scan* fo r "L a d y fro m Shang­ h ai." Tha algq added: "P . 8. Thag blew out a ir our fusea.” Capsule Review: "Thlrwea' Ifg h v lM y " ( T C F I answers tba need fo r som ething new In film entertainm ent. I t ’s a h ard -h ittin g , almost nerve-Jnngllng film or skullduggery In the produce nier- “ ket. Sharp-edged characters— no­ tably RJchhrd Conte, Lea J. Cobb and newcomer V alentina C o rte s *— make th * D im ' g rim ly absorbing, Easy T6 Operate M ln a - .BaPt- » - < * * % m nricssPEinROB! �> P A G K c F lT fl Hollywood By B O B T H O M A R c e s ifu l m a rria g e .” C a th y Downs— “ N o n o n -p ro fe islonal could com pete w ltn th e n tten th n i an acto r M c t iv e i w h ile , w o rk in g : he gets It fro m a ll tid e s . , A self-resp ectin g w ife could n o t I ks expected to do so m uch fa w n * In g — nm l yet the ac to r expects It .” Celeste H o lm — "W h e n a s ta r ond her husband have the s lig h t­ est t if f , It I* publicised. It's m uch h a rd e r for them to m ake up th a n It I* fo r couples whose fa m ily tro u b le * aren 't p rin te d In the p a ­ pers." M aureen O 'H a r a — 1" I contend th ere are no m ore divorces here than anyw h ere else. I t is m e re ly th e prom inence o f the nam es In ­ volved ton! oi tra c t* a tte n tio n , t know s th ere I* some p r e tty w o n d c r lu l home life in H o llyw o o d , but nolioth i* in terested newsw lse." H a rb in h B ritto n — " M y husband, vho I* a p .y rh o ln g ls t, says those film people who a re c o n s ta n tly i v m a rry in g a re n 't e m o tio n ally trial tit c. They get a s ta r com plex, and when e v e ry th in g doesn't go sm oothly they w a n t a divo rce." Edm ond M 'lire ln — “ T h e y go In to m a rria g e too lig h tly , k n o w in g th ey can alw ays g et a divorce If R doesn’t work o u t. A nd wotne couples don't re a lly Ilk a each o th er. I know some who a re m a d ­ ly in love -yet h ate each o th e r. How to have hap p y m a rria g e ; m a rry D igit Sun J u a n ." (H e d id ). H O L L Y W O O D . S ep t. 2 J — (/PI*— T h e S a n fo rd W o m an 's C o if W h y I* th e re *o m uch d i.o rc e In ' IW r -iiu n e t yesterd ay fot H o llyw o o d 7 Telephone 144 IAt ssoclnllon Carlin Palmar Ray— Bocltly Editor . fir s t p la y in g m eetin g o f th e .Many If , S. c ltlie n s have asked fu ll season m tnc S em inole C oun­ th a t question and received doubletr y C lub. E ig h teen holes o f g o lf ta lk answ ers, n r nunc a t a ll. I f w ere ployed d o tin g I hr m o rn in g anyone k n o w * ih e a n s w e r, it and a fte rn o o n w ‘th M r * . Juhn (h n u ld be the flin t fam ou s th e m * Iv e y being th e w in n e r In the iclves, So the A P H o llyw o o d f o r ­ John C a llo w a y retu rn ed last C lass A g ro u p , M r * . P rice H e a rd , um put Ih e i|u e ry to th em , w ith F R ID A Y | O rg a n is a tio n o f B eta S ig m a P hi Class It and, a d ra w being d e ­ th e *e re s u lt*: S an fo rd Lodge N o . (12, F A A M , s o ro rity c h a p te r In S an fo rd waa n ig h t fro m T allah assee where he c lin e d In lb * C lass C c la s s ific a ­ Ronald C o lu m n — "C a re e rs and w ill m eet a t 7 :8 0 P , M . T h is la a com pleted laat n ig h t w hen 2ft h a * spent s e v e ra l days. tion. M rs . E . B. S m ith w as th e m a rria g e don’t m ix . O ne care e r In special m e e tin g to co n fe r the m e m b e r* w ere fo rm a lly In itia te d the fa m ily I* enoug h." w in n e r o f the p u ttin g contest. F e llo w c ra ft d eg ree an d ex a m in e ®nd took p a rt In an Im pressive M r * . W . M . C o lb e rt, .Ir. and Robert M ile h u m — " I don't th in k Those p a tlc (p a lin g in th e lo u r* c a n d id a te *. R e fre s h m e n t* w ill be c a n d le lig h t r itu a l under the d l- y ° unK run "■vc w t u n in l from nevs y e s te rd a y w e re M t* . S m ith , th ru - a re an y m ore divorces In aerved. I re rtlo n o f M r * . W illia m A le x a n - Ih u H ^ m a jd - U iig h t o n M em orial M *> . E . C , lla y n n n , M rs. Iv o y , H o llyw o o d th a n a n y w h e re else. SATURDAY [H e r. F ie ld E x e c u t lv t w if . M i a m i . t o M B e l f hom e in Ovlerlo. M e *. P h illip M ill* . M rs. P ried I ’ve been all o ver th e c o u n try and H e a rd . M r * . H u g h W h rlr h e l .M rs . 1 b a re found ju s t as m uch n r • T h e S an fo rd T o u ris t C ro u p w ill. M r * . A le x a n d e r th is m o rn ja K K rj* ^ tin , oMil* o nourg s e" .m o re shady s tu ff going on. 2 t a is . tie g m eet a t the T o u ris t C e n te r at M a te d th a t th e local response' to • D a L a n d and E u x ti* sub-disirtaj, K a rl llig g m b o in im 'h a t here In H o llyw o o d . w 7*H0 P. M . w ith W . E . M c M a s tv r * 1 h id * In the in te rn a tio n a l s o r o r ity ' m e e tin g w ill he held at the F irs t T h u rs to n , M r*. Ro*>t A dam s and itv r r y t h in g th a t happens g e t* pub' In charge o f g a m e *. R e fre s h m e n t* h* * been v e ry enthusiastic. , M eth o d ist C hurch fro m Itl .to A . M l * . A ndtr-w M ursh . iislted." w ill he served under th e d ire c tio n ' A s s is tin g M rs . A le x a n d e r w ith | u n til 3 :0 0 P. M . 'o .te S to rm "T h e m otion picr f M ra . E lle n H hadoin. T h e public | the r itu a l w r r r M rs . N . A . H e m -i t r m in is try Is a self-cen tered la c o rd ia lly In v ite d to atte n d . | ric k , fie ld d ire c to r or N o rth C a r - 1 M r * . C r in g e It . Lindsey reh a u n t's * in order to succeed, m any MON D A I o lln a , M r*. B ru te B olt, m em ber o f 't u r n e d yes te rd a y fro m E nid. Mkla. feel th a l they have to be selfish, T h e B eard all A ven u e C irc le w ill the B eta Epsilon C h a p te r o f B ra - w h e re she visited her son L ie u t, ja m ! no one eall liv e w ith people m e e t a t the chapel a t 8 :0 0 P. M -M e n to n , and M iss D aphne Con- Col. H o w a rd Lindsey and h i. fnm i.Mrs, C ln ie n re Hot undo, a recent Ilk * th a t. H o w ever, I th in k those L r n«Hyand »*•-»*#* l n - . l y . She ntov also v isited ■** her« nelce mid |I I'llH *1TIIh * .k R u...th Ill « „ t .4. n.«U ,7 ,Both .........th.e in itia tio n MUM u . HMU 1illinIll’ll U ednesHU bride,’, WI15 w a * *e 111 n tet |rta e d fill <>n W In dividuals nrc In the m in o rity ; w*Jr i f il ■ A u x ilia r y W ill m w t a t tn e s ta lla tlo n o f o ffic e rs took place I nephew In D a lla s and Ir v in g , Tex id iv even in g w ith a m iscellane o il* nm l H ollyw ood, as a w hole, has F . r * t B a p tis t C httren ak » .a o r . before a ta b le b e a rin g the s o ro rity ) ---------------show er g iv e n in hei honor by no m ore d iv o ic e * th a n an y o th er m i , M s 'm n tfo l M issio n * p ro g rsm scroll and a g ra c e fu l centerpiece M r. and M r * . John L. M ille r, M is , (>. R. S m ith at h n hom e p lace." it tiM W est S ix th S tre e t. V incent P ric e — "A m e ric a n wo T t u i ^ W s * 1 M la .lA n .r v U nion >'v Bow roses, o ffic ia l B eta M iss Jeanne L an e M ille r nml Jnrk P e rm in g n t lr a r tlv e det n a tio n * men don’t m ake good w ives. A T.hLf ” Vm> n.r LU n!?.'! I S ig m a Ph! flo w e rs . le M ille r le ft to d a y for U k , o f the F irs t B a p tis t C hurch w ill , f w e ir l ho in range me l i t . nf shuiita hom e I* a m an ’s haven. T h e w ife O ffic e rs o f th e n e w ly fo rm e d J o ^ e tt c n d th e w eddln, 1 ■ ■■ . .d io . lu s r* it....... s M iie im n g about hold nn annual business m eeting | f h a p je r w ho w lledd '" liu g ln and, -fe— rn T l i “ ” il w ere ere " In Inss ta ta lle In M iss E lo lie Mm to w and Jackie | daisies, a t (he church a t. 8 :3 0 P . M . A ll ■cj U(j e jg rg p a ie i. npJI O re c n . M r. M ille r w ill he *obu*t , w li'ch w ere u*ed th ro u g h o u t the keeping a hom e. A m e ric a n w om en lad les o f the ch u rcli a re urged to s ld enti M l'ts C o n n e llv .' firs t vice 1",..' T h e (run tires on the av e ra g e .......................'..* T h e din in g table w as de- have the soap opera conceptual o f m a rria g e .’’ be present. a u to m o b ile ', wheels contain ahout presidents M i* * Tot L iv in g s to n . 111 ,u r n U h ,h e n ,u M r* c u e t c .l w ith n m ln a lu re b rid a l T h e R ainbo w O lrls w ill hold a AM I.ln k le te r — “ T h a re I* too ( hop feet of ,i r e l w ire . •'•"tin in cluding a sm all b rid e and vice n re s ld c n t: M r * . B. L . „ ... , u . loin'll .e p n ra tio n of husband a n d . - ■ —_________ . ----------- -covered dish supper a t (1:30 P. M . ►econd P erk in s , Jr.# recording s e c re ta ry ! M rs . If . C. W a te rs , Hr. re- groom . A ll inem beis an il frie n d * a re cor­ M rs . J a m ,* C. H ig g in s , corres- tV ™ ? 1 f " ' " ' « vacation .p ent in ('<•nte.it* w ere enjoyed d u rin g w ife in Ih e m ovie in d u s try . T h e y , a ir e ith e r o ff on to u r* or m akin g d ia lly In vited . A re g u la r m eeting m inding s e c re ta ry ; am i M r * . H rn clrrao n . h y . w ith her son ami i lie nvcnitin nml | u i/ r « w e re won Ptovies on location, ] don't th in k a n d In itia tio n w ill he held at 7:3(1 D eorga D s iig lrn ig n , tre a s u re r. T h e [liuiHo lift! Mono M '- 1,11,1 " ,M I iv M r.*. Thom as lle rk n e r, M ra . Im -h n n d * and w iv e * should be a p. m . ,, sponsor fo r th e (rtm ip w ill be M r * . 'H 'r t /L o c k e end also in C la y to n S m ith am) M i * . C la re n c e s e i'iira lp ii fo r long p erio d * o f S in g h t 7 .0 U S iiD ie rlm . T h e Im s te *. wax T h e T r u t lu e e k r r * C la» * of the H a w k in s C onnell Ir C tir s a K M f'p t ere H o w U n r -^ r e e n ,' E v a n s v ille , hid. tim e ," F ir s t M eth o d ist C hurch w ill m eet nresented to the ir ffic k r*. stm A sor,•■ " * A U I a la , H a . W h ilec iti In h< nine s id id by HD*. .Im* D a n ie l* and Dan D u ry e a " I'v e been m a r­ M r * V ero n N ew som e. g t 8 :0 0 P. M . a t th e hom e of M r*. M r * . B o lt and ....... M.................... r * . W illia m S lo m - t k v *h e v lx jie d M a m m o th t uvr Slid I hu i hip $ 5 .0 0 The Im iinree r»velv«,t m any ried IH years. Look at Jean H e rW . P. C h ap m an gin W est E ig h ­ Der. - n ia n ls t," w ho r c ild in r ij i a f t : " lh p '' In te re s tin g p o in t* lo vely g ift i. Chose lliv 'tr ii to be s ’lo lt, Iren e Dunne, H a ro ld L lo y d , S in g le $H fit) te e n th S tre e t. ----------------m usic d u rin g (he c c r c m o n v . ' .'it h M r*. Hof undo w ere M r * . P ete and others. How' ra n you «ay TUESDAY A ll e d g e * fin is h e d , t h r e a d liie ie is so much divorce w ith i* . J n n ir* C h e s tn u t, T h e P ilu t C lu h w ill hold It * rein c lu d e d A ! h n m e A f t e r B h M im e .. M r * H Jam es so m any lo n g -ran g e m a rria g e ilk a tlia l 7" f u la r huslnnss m e e tin g in Ihe IV M„ Thnrminy :utd Sat. o u rls t C e n te r a t H:0tl P . M . to he Elsa l.anc Ire s ta r— '’ ’R e lfl* lutes* P. M.a preceded hy th e hoard m eetin g at yeilo w frn p le d cake* rm u h a k lie d t I* Ibe reason for Ih e m ost d ivorce* ------------ c r . M r * . ’ E rn e s t l.a v y , M ra. MRS. I,Ill'll,|«E MKRO 7 :80 P . M . 1" H ollyw ood or a n y w h e re . T h a (he s o r iir ll* rotors o f v e llo w 1 a n d ' M1„ L orene F ra n k lin w * * hou- C u rl 3 1 ..,*. M rs . R. C W h llth n ,, Hniilh (mat hoxpitnl black. T h e c a k e s w ore server w ith t or(t(| w ilh „ |m „ y given l,mi F . l 'M r * . T K N oon. M r*. S m ith . M r * W ill to m ake a m a rria g e succeed npeii frtiM'd fttinrlwUhcH, pu n rli n n d j^ ^ y jj., nHRociiitr** g#f I -•••!»?! K m l r , M rn Nf**ll A w n ll, is the surest fo rm u is fo r a «ucm in t* topped w ith a m in ia tu re : , hc j . C . pr fln r y Com paov Si,. ! M r - H n m in ll P rie s t.. M r*. M It. I vello w rose. M rs . B o lt presided | r ecesitly resigned fro m the o ig o o i ........ m b,. M r ,. l> „ „ M * . M rs. the punch how l. Ix a th m a fte r 81 y e a r* o f . i i m . . . 4 " " i <'c " m . M i , Mi..ri>« ( )...,i.d * M rs . N e llie C o lem an , English A t the Host o rg a n is a tio n m eetT h e p a rty waa ........... .. Ihe I...... t l „ . t!,.- Mlnnes announced I n f . tlK . M ............. and L a tin In s tru c to r a t Sem inole in u Sirs. A le x a n d e r H ig h School, w ill d ir e r t the newly organised "T h e s p ia n C lu h ” . O f­ mdnt T h e k 'con^mlttces'ad t f f n T K i ^ ^ •T !i " " T ! ........ .. 1^ - fclm " t ...................." fic e rs have been elected fo r ihls c h a p te r m e e tin g . M e e ln g . of t h e ! *the g ro u p w ith slid.' p o t ........ M f l p n l l i t v p s * 1 !) V r n r school yeur w ith Jack B penrer a * g roun w ill he held a t Ihe M a y - Mins F ra n k lin was presented w ith S S I . I llo iin h t,.. f a ir In n and m em bers voted to p resident, John K ite as vice presi­ a n unilier of lo v e ly g fts la te U * « IW IIS T h fC r IllP H d e n t. Denise S tevens a * secretary hold the m eetings on the firs t am i III the evening lefreshments u n th iril M onday o f each m onth a t 4 and R onnie (in rn e r as tre a s u re r. Bigm n I ’hl sei ved. O th e r m em bers o f th e Bemlnole 7 :3 0 o’clock. B e la H ig h ch a p ter o f Ih u n u lh m a l o r ­ songs w ere sung d u rin g (lie post n k lilt w ere M rs . S a lly M i ll e t ,1...... a t.d ,r«i..d f ie o i.. |„ Mis g an isatio n at a Johnn ie M ac Jones, o rg a n is a tio n m e e tin g . . E rnes I Lee, M r * Joe W id l.. I H r Hi n* Hie « Aet M e rn lw r* receivin g pledge p in * FU chacl Johnson, R udolph S m ith . . C ord ell, M r * . R ay Law son,t ' ,"r * ' 1 “ ” ' O th e r m em bers n tv expected from included (he of fle e r * : M r * . Scott, . j p. iio iu s ia w , M r*, k .i. <.,I17 ' |H'' the D ra m a tic * C lu b o f the school. M iss C o im ellv. M is * Livln g xto n . B rooks, M \ r rs . . . iHt im , ____ .. i M rs. voting w om an a ile a llt ra ie rn nfiie es .. and M r s . , P erk in s , M rs . H ig g in s a n d , •'1 "h r w»x n re p n rln g (o a p p e a r T h e ten points ncueaaary to become H o w a rd Blgm on. "••»( m onth In a s u n io iriln g ro le a m em ber o f th e Th esp ian can ba M r * . D a n g le m a n , also M r * . Don< il|i h n m ol lo ir In th e B ro a d w a y e *ru e d hy a c tin g , U lractln g o r a t * L a u re n . Johnson, M r * . S trm p c r, M rs , D a v id S m ith . M r*. C h a rls * p io n tle re o f a new p la v . y e lstln g in plays, Mlie <ll< <| nl Lopox H ill IL is o ita l P la n * fo r th is yaw ;, In clude ana V odoplch. M is . H i W . W illia m s , of w ind nhvslclaos te rm e d a M ra . H o b a rt. H ickson*. M rs- H ill 4 ra d io hrondcaat Jtpr tpnnthi a n d 1 at K ir k . M ra . C a rlin R a v and <■th e 'V » n e r a llie d v in o In fe c tio n ." t ie r a le a s t six p resen tatio n s fro m the fa t her. new *|in p rn n n ii-|d a v w 'riu h < e la g e o f Hie school a u d ito riu m , M im e * P eg gy D u n c a n ,' H h lrD v I ’h n r lr * M a i-A rth u r, and M l* * i S m ith , N a n c y C otlum , E lis a b e th T h is I* I ho fir s t re p re s e n ta tio n In H » i's » w ere xt h er lied*hln. i th e “ T h esp ian s" fo r B em lnole W liig h a m , K liia h c th D vson. Joyce T h e " A d of H od B a b y " label I Ife tx e l. M a rth a W ig h t. P at Behults SATtlllM V H ig h Bchool. w e . n lo iie d to M is * M a r A it in e I oft Uexiern jRiiilmr*#* nod E li*e llutchin on. In n w b le lv n u h llrire d th e a trle n l 1 4 Jfl N>hm B 35 Wrwlrrn Jiitiilmrw* ro n lrn v e r» v . D arose w h ro her om 1 I mi T in 7 n 'rto u k riu b I tier wax forced to w ith d ra w from . N rw » a 'In n in g Broad w av role In lH?n V 0H 1>«*|»I4I mr Mllhlc in Die n iu in ia rh in g lilr lh nf In*, # ail ,111IfI II IIII Ii«sv n i I n f i n ^ H M o im I n In M u m( i ’ child. W ith M rs. K ills L lo y d , J r. d’ini N #»\*n I let w ith d ra w a l re s u lte d in d o * r t «* M o i i i c t i I m f M «ii I t « t I o n presid in g , the F rie n d s h ip Class W hen Sem inole H ig h Bchool In e of the p la v and a sulixeiinen' FormetrY Hlmw o f the L a k e M a ry C o m m u n ity in stru cto rs call th e ir r o ll* n rx i i'" !« V d i'im ie over acto rs’ s a la ry rig h ta r lr lv C hurch held Its re g u la r m o n th - F rid a y a t IMM) o’clock, parents DM oo P i n D p D w riirl# 'C<x lla v e x ’ side contended D m ' iv huslnesa m e e tin g in th e h o m a o f w ill a n sw er fo r th e ir c h ild re n * - l« 1,\ A Don-A M ir! A M«»lr Jn d id , N rw , Dfirrouwit, n tu * h * ’ m g a lia liv I* an " A r t o f H o d ’ R ev. and M rs . C . u . W h ite on one o f the m ost unique Intrudin' iI" iftfl |a n d could m il ha considered » D h t lc I r ^ n 'N Dln NMlf1 llc it ir Tuesday n ig h t. M rs . E rn e s t H u t p -; t o r y p ro g ram s gets u n d e rw a y to • l l o A l b u m I t R i l a w ( I*M \ | r | hrescli o f e m ilr a r l o r o ilie r ra u .e p n ries, C h ris tm a s card c o m m lttH acquaint p arents w ith school I I!V Mornltiff VArloty fm w ith h o ld in g salarlss. o NVwn c h a irm a n , re p o rte d o n j th e sales m eth o d *, in s tru c to r* and equip I1*Jrn I A ild tr a ln r s n ever ru led on i )■■IS on lb * Lanrl | " A d of H o d " c la im , but o rd e ie l r io non riu h o f cards and B ib lic a l a r t c a le n d a rs , m ent. Dno f u r N one fU n rli t th a i tw o w e e k *’ s a la ry lie p a d These sales w ill ro n tin u e fo r th e m < P a re n t-T e a c h e rs Assoc in n ext six weeks. Hon of B em lnole H ig h Bchool i* I So x if.il ( Y n; r,"V ,"ns' t-ssaas to Die n la v ’a cast. ISS W o J l - r V ' I M n I , M a c A r t h u r w as ta k e n A m em bersh ip contest w e * p la n - aponsorlng th e event a t the sugtin* hfm pltnl nine iln y * h r h i»fD ned fo r th e d a s J In an e f fo r t to gM t|o n of B em lnole H ig h P rin - fiS * Ths n iiy lh m Iln u r !' Ths llrla h t Hpnl becom ing ill w h ile a p p e a lin g w ith m o b ta in m ove a c tive m em bere. T h e < ,pie H e rm a n M o rris . In th a p a .t. X.flfl News lis-r n m ih e r In trv o u t p e rfn rm a ......* w c ls s l* w ss divided In to tw o groups, p a re n ts have seldom v is ite d Hie «("> Twl-I.lls Sousa n f a new p la y at W e s tp o rt, O im i StIO aiiorts I’nrsd* th a losing aide to e n te rta in th a school, few have seen th« In te rio r Ulna (’rnslijr Hinas w in n in g one, M rs .-L lo y d Is c aptdtn o f the school, or know th e teacher* l ** I>rlfl1na on . s ctnud *r'ft ftim dsy Hrlmnl l^aonn o f'th e red te a m w hich In c lu d e *'th a a n g In s tru c to r*. T h u rs d a y m orn C ut w h ite caka In sm all piece* Rnpulsr Music fo llo w in g m e m b e r*; M r . a n d M ra , p« rc n t* w ill g a th e r in the 7-la f r o .I on th re e sid e*, am i i" tl T:t* Ksrnntas by ,'srU A r th u r A llin ff* A r th u r C ro c h trt A uditorium to h r Riven th e ic h rIn fin e ly chopped roasted p e a m " . * : * * V s r ln tr 11*11 B ruce O v trc a s h ; M ra . R alR h dules o f th e ir c h ild re n and when * : ln Most th s lt,i nd R eive these neaunt square* f i r * '* a lln rn s cipry W illia m s and M ra . F ra n k L ea. begin at (COO o'clock tb r » in a p o rls K in - o f l i a r tea or couple th em w ith fr u it *bc< f(classes ClRiJICA bfRITI M i's. E rn e s t H u m p h rie s , aa p a re n t* w ill to lw w thro u g h o u i •I’ M P u iiu ls r Music bet fo r dessert a t luncheon or t. You y „ „ and Tnu c h a irm a n o f the hlue te a m , h ie th a day the a r llv itle a o f th e ir boy* m" a'Jn rI’io din n er, n tm lar M u*|c on her te a m ; M r . and M ra . Ilu e lo h and g ir l* . A t lu n c h tim e , parents ' " l i f t P u b lic H e alth N o t , , O d e r, M ra, M ild re d M c C all, M ra , w ill be served In* Hto school cafe 'aanlral H o iive n lr* Dion DN«w. ' T o clean Hm Inside of ynui re “ M a rlo n Packman, E rnest Hugs- tc ria heeded by M rs. H asty, • lont Turn labis Time f r lg s r a tn r , s p rin k le a lit tle baking P h riee and Bryan Riser. Those a tMembers of the Student C uunsoda on a clean d am p clo th , ami tendlng ndlng the tha m eeting were Rev. Rav. and c|) c|| w ill lie stationed throughoui !i!*» Naw1* *" I,|ln'',na Party r oa Him off ru b o v e r th e s u rface. M ra ........................ re,, 0 , C . W hite, M r., and M ra. th a school to act as guides fo r th» , i 7~ IBet® Sigma Phi Has )0C1QI L a le n d e r Formal Initiation •* Mrs.Hotundo Honored With Party, Shower 5A H - ai^ ... SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER ROAST Y P I’Nl’. TOM T l’HKRY CELKRY DRERSINf, niOICF. OF 2 VKi'.KTAKLKS CRANBKRRY SA1TF GIANT (TIFF SAI.AD, FRFNCII DRKSSING HOT BISCUITS AND HI TTI II TFA OR rOKKFF HOMF MADK PIF or CHOI OI.ATI, SUNDAE PLATE LU N C H ES A ND SHORT F R O M tide T O f t 8ft " W A t .U IIE E N CLOSE OliT ON CHILPRliN’S nPK -SIS Fairytale Lo«im*raft C O T T O N S P ln ld a , 1 th ru Mr*. Lloyd Presides At PriendHhlp Meet High School Pareats To Attend School Home Economics Club Hm Officer Election .... _ . THIS STORE WILL rlk a eup then VflMFI PMMI 1» . gradually) ■ lin in g untU lh lc k a M d ,U o ffle e re fo r the y e a r laeluds ■tore In rs frig e re W ,’ ~ J M M O g T c h a p m e n , president) D en­ s' . -------------■ ji I I m Ite v e n s , y k e preeldenlf .ie tt y i :F d» a vegatabla p la t ---------illoway, ■ # e t« t*ry .tfd M U — re r; earva corn pudding,, brol D avis, historian l Dtgtfan ts , spinach v in lMauigg re m tte td ,',’ and f t ta toes, broccoli, A ' supper sup ^ ikeane bean* or broccoli. ouch ae this usually ealle fo r .h ea rty doasort eneR . ga g t i , (b read and applet “ :’t - nm l t tiililr.M t’.x S i* ^ a U Jan Rose Shop 112 North Pnrk JUBILEE RUV THEM NOW! BUY THEM FOR LESS! JI.'BILRK I'ttICE Soil R;H>v ('heni'.le — In <t Lovely Leaf DvsIrii Around Mip Item nivl ti|> I lie Finnl . . . Full Skirt . Pert Pocket . . . A Thrifty Huy! Ilnwu Hlue, Melon. Tiiif|ti(iiae am' Golil Sizra 12 20, mid 38 - 1» Women’s Flannelette Gowns and Pajamas BE CLOSED ALL DAY Your each Hudget Down . To i Trust PFNNFY'R Tr. Stretch Ymir polliira To give you plenty «»f value*. Save you money . Take This Wonderful .Selection of Bleepw q.c, Ktu’ 1 instance. Sanforized Cotton Flmmnlettn . . . Soft at a Feather Rea . . . Made into the Nicnnt liowitd amt, PajamnA you ever did aen! Gtiwna come In ml muted,, I'rintH, SIzch Tb - i’0 Pgjnmiu t Blue, HIich 34 throiigh 48- Othi L 7 H , I . B 8 tr ' i •A and 2.2V in Qbtotvance oi rf/jfiom holiday • '• * r M jto f. M , i\ tttw . h 'Vwtej.V •i*t "•for,**%r m A ,a w s m o- in *<» L 10 f| <i X eoaw t a ~ ~ If it ’.M A •silt . a?w u. .* a > * W*«*L> ESSES S jlid Priced To Keep senior Home Economics f Bemlnole H ig h School W ednesday to fo rm a club _______ “ F u tu re Hom em akers of V P | 'sAniOrlCft A lie rlc a " »nq and BlOCiea elected OIIIVVRB officers.i > p p *r R r l if h t CHENILLEROBES MMO STATION W.T.R.R. Tq m ake an m u m b a l im M dressing m il a h a lf teaspoon o f J t d ry m ustard w ith a h a " o f salt and tw o taae; a r t add a dash o f fi - in ’/3-// Penney! p a in t s . Bemlnole H ig h School I* [natitutlng this "get ac. . . . . unique ___ -a. . * , • ,1 I____ _ i , qgalnted Idea"si tIn the hope* sHist |g w ill become an annual avent. t hei k . U o lo ra . • Mrs. Coleman Will Direct Thcspinms rthu r A ilin g , M rs. B reen Risar, A rth and rs. E rnest H u m p. h rie s , M r. am. LM ____ u b n l.a a tu . Iln a « a n 1s M ra , Lt . E . Roberts, M rs. FV ra nk Lee, M rs. Lloyd and Broca Over* cash. *•< " •< A liE N t ) " . — ----- I ■ - ” tl KNOTTED S2T& f i - f W J S r S f c Honored With Party j g j •'*<£. '%?■■■£& SSt ORDERS ROUMILLAT AND ANDERSON (ilTILTING! !!I;MI 8 Isirene Franklin' K 'T i oufi * tr y 01 ♦1 Ja W 111 *«i 'IH »«’ tl > �t«.r 5' n w y p A - q b J K & S S f t & 'f t s ix .........— Vote Trim Mobile |By OneRunMargin rdi To itbin i/2 Wit ______ iff Yanks Meet Senators In ^Double-Header In Nation's Capital w e •— ---------- §i K I v1 i j ; {. York new s ep t. s a — <a o -~ O n ly h a lf a gam e s e p a ra te d the t i n t p la n ’ S t. I.o u if C n td ln a ls am i Ttinnsrup H in o k lv n D o d g e r* today In the to rrid N a tio n a l l.«<iisrut* 1itim-ba ll ra re . T h a D o d g e r* w ill to|M-il th « C a u l*. 10 I d <1, In s t n ig h t In taka th i'ir Im p o itn n l th ru o -g iim e t tlli-s In H t. lam ia , tw o g a m e * I d W ith lio lh lln> C a rd * a n il B ro o k* Idle I dcI h i ' Interest -iliift* tn Jhe tjrtl A m erican Lcnifua, Tin* Now York ' Yankees, holding 11 tw o-gam e edge !.;j over the Hnslon Rml Hox, lni'i’1 • tha WwahinKtoM S en ator* in an uf[jj ] tarnnon thiiiMohonder In tin* mi('V) llon'a euiiitul, T h e ir achi’ilu ln l V . game Inn! night wna m ined m il. ' * '' f t (tv sr J) T h a Hod Hox w ill Ini ill!,* fa r I InI f f urn! a tr n ir h i iln y. I Mayor Amln-w Cunuwuv 1......... cup* anil •r<i|>liii*« tn winner* In the City Tunni* T o im in n io n l at lie- A ln y f ruin 1 hint S m uhiy n fti-rn o o ti, A t lo ft ho i.. presen tin g lln* sin g le * tro p h y in C la y IV ili ini" who il-fi-u U d G e n t T n c k u r 7*G, I l l ’ l l . On h ie rig h t Chattanooga, Georgia .« r .. r n£r T ------------------------------------Football Tilt Tonift*1College rooiball Gets Ult lo ATHENA fin To H e Flying Start With Fine Program Hept. i!!l- f/l’l & S u k « h lu o m lH W o m c n ’H O p e n G o lf 1,A N DOVER, M d „ H e p t, i!:i i/l'i •—C in c in n a ti's l.m ii* H n i'if* looked lik e a m ig h ty Im ie li g o lfe r In heat today a* th e iVmnen'a N u iim m l Open m oved Inin the neeond day. The fo rm er C arro lllm t. (in ., laen halfd a three nlroke lend over her naaraat riv a l— a m ateur . Heverly H a m m , o f Fargo. N . 0 , - a « play opened. „ , A lready Hie IM Ili W om en’* W e *; te rn Open rhatnplon and T a in O B h an le r I I I Hat m* well. M I m HlMtg* yeaterd ay' flie d a *i*-n n i|e r*p a r 89—0 wom en'* record for the ro u t* — in the I7 fi,im . 7'J’ holi’ m e­ dal play event ut I i lm o George* eounlrv eltib. M l* * S ugg* wn* nulled hv M i** Hanaon. the l'n*ailenu 11(11*1 mid nstlnnui iimntt’ur *einl’ fitin ll*t in 1948. T h e N in th Ihtkola e iiiru itt w m * threu-iinder-piir with 72. p ro F a tty llerg of ( lilcago, w ti­ tte r of the HI Hi iipet., mul See Mew e te tied for third with 7.1 uflet w are thl fo r lltlrd m th 7.1 a fte r ■■, th e firs t round o f play. D efending ipteim Hah« O id ilkm i l Z a h tir la * an il niilioind uum leur B e a c h , C o ilf., w e re next w ith 7-1 *• S tr a m ih a n In A dvancos W in te r u Ry A S S O C IA T E D P R ESS . . . W h v go tn the th ea te r fo r the latest rendition o f Shake*penre’* "Com edy o f K rro ra ” when vou can get a seat a t the Southern Association Shaughneaay p la y o ff*. W llh N ashville and Mobile on the stage you not only g e l a rio t* ous show, but thera a popcorn and soda pop when tha going geta hec­ tic. , . j Hectic la the word fo r last night’s gam e a t N a ih v ille ’a sul­ phur dell. N as h ville won it IS to 12 tu tie up the series 1 - 1 , hut Muhlle gave a helping hand In • terrible— pitching and h lttlh g . , A rt Cuccurullo was credited w ith v ic to ry : F ra n k Laga took tha lena for Muhlle. The heroes o f the play— or game — were Babe Barna and C arl Saw at ski. the tw o N ashville heavy weights: and W a lt M oryn Mobile rlghlfltdder. nnrna eet up the Vol victory r;_M hv d rivin g In eigh t ru n t—ong Photo by Kaaex Hludlo short o f the league record— In ihe he in p re s e n tin g lln- m en ’* do u b le* c u |u to C lr> W illia m s and G ordon Uesn who defeat- firs t three innings; and Sawatakl led C h a rlie Morrison and G ene T u c k e r 1-0, H-li, 0 :lt. In the c a n te r M a rth a H ruthi-rson sm acked the w inn in g horned In t M I* c o n g ra tu la tin g H elen T u c k e r on w in n in g the g ir l* ' ch am pio nship ll- O 'O - t, (1- 2. e ig h th . M oryn did all you could nsk; he hit fo u r fo r fo u r, ona • M ix e d Chattanooga and G eorg ia, tw o old blit uneven footlm ll foe*, meet h e ir tonight for I hi* n inlli lim e. lly Mi l l . I.IIIMHI.KV Georgia, defending rlinm nlm i uf N l W Y O R K , Sept. 21 i/l'j Cnllege I o o iI m II sieali tome intereot th t Southeastern Conference, ii lim n llir n riv r’ liatnineriiig M .ijm l.ra g u r p riin a iit ia ir> tonight and loIh r favorite. The learn* flrnl m et in IU I 2 mul m nnitw will, a lieadlinr pi(igi,tm lim n n u l l In m a il, Chattannngn him vet In win a | OUaliiniiii't nptil-T In Inm i-iriv unlienlrn in ten guinea, and Hoi■a game. The 1916 im nm ended *1-0 Inn Cnllegr, li.nlrd at llir l*.,ial*« "drrjnng giant,'’ will gel ilia attractive and la»l venr (ie n rg la won 117. —— - — Tha rem aining *rorea hava haen program under wuv with an nn- • ■ llal.i game tonight In lln*i.m. 1 ,|MV>n b it Georgia v lrto i iee, In la n a c tlo n a l Tmnmiuw four of (he ion five w i i i i i m I i ’* , f e n t u n probable Lineup*! hv tho N a v y I ’oa fia m g la la n k in g e le v e n . of HUS w ill ......<; .............rn'c « l l f m n l « gam e in L o t Itam iogH cif'lHttihlt* fm*s whilo lu llin ' «*'*»% | /iniri«|rM Walt Imi I.K a v e rt k v I. T F -h e i .................... ‘ 'In * hold the mage in Univn'rd m ake* II * *acond trip W i . M v lI I.DVe tile South and Intel ir-climinl S arratum 1.(1 in Hie cnaal ia 7(1 y e a r*, m eatln g feature uetivilv on ihu I'mifn C Hrndthsw Power* S iiin fm d a t F i i I d A lto . U .C .D .A . I’ovne eou«t, KG lfa k a s c ik •J in vade* Io w a C ity and W .t h in g Y e lv in g lm i Oklahotna, winner of the Itig , u|| im iin e v * to .M inunapolf* lu HT Em erson I.nreinhi RE Seven conferenro mown and Sugar 1 , .Mlnai'Mila. Jum p er 1*111* 1,ei 1 Howl lillift, i- x|ii-, tn the fiult, of, Naylor OH lie Sou th 1* ill 11 Intlinr over .Miami I.H E rw in lln- wear at lloaton, H eld K 11 Cardan Michigan ami Nolin Maine, w h o -11 et o f reilhol Hoot hen ulern Con nave b 'le a e e f r a y * th a t uhuuld y lv e an Undine for the |innl FI I Noldaa tw o y e a r* In i, " " ,v td i'tm e o f s lie iiM tli In lllx le . S ta rtin g tim e H I*. M . ( E H T l. wrangled fm H i e Re us,m i L o u is e A m a te u r J»T. M i n i s . he|il. W -in *}— F ra n k Hlrupnhnn of Toledo wa» 0U o f tho fo rtu n ate favorite* to advance tu the ip ia.tvr Htiuli’ ol u t a W es lo n i A uiRlcur Golf Tour* tu ip w n t loday. . « £ * M |r*n *h a n heat Honnld Shock, J r., D ayto n , Ohio, n rnd 2, and A l a i W elhh, Rockford, III.. I up, , tarrlay ^ liamplaii Hobart of ti|,|ier O a.liy. in iitrd in Ihe M-.’imil y Tliotnt * Sullivan, I F lh i) D nlveritliy *111deni nt CnlAngO’ Kulllvnu hnled n fo o t u p h ill p u tt on the IBtli an o f the llrllerive country 1 c o u *« h n fl,80ft-yaril l iyout. tranuh en, who lu * won every Jar a m a te u r mout with Hie e x ­ i t Ion o f the N utlon*!, wjh pulrto day w ith John Jncnh*, I I I , ii-llm a !(hwa Statu champion nt C edar H*pld». Jacob* advanced aver R ichard bln o f O m altu, N uhr., 1 up, and b lls t' John W agner nf W II9, III. ,, 8 and 11. A M F H IC A N Team N ew Y o rk II d s I d ii D e tro it C levelan d I ’liiln d e lp liin Chicugo Nt. I.nuls W ashin gto n R e m it si I.H A G Ii'F . W 1. IV t 92 62 .1129 IH 66 .(122 86 o;t .600 82 n:i .600 78 119 .6.71 HO 86 .414 60 98 .778 40 99 .717 Y es te rd a y HR 2 191* 10W 16W 88W 44 46 W New York 11 W ashington lain) I b id v v«in*"»ch»d*ul#d) D o u b le s P la y e d m m n S u n d a y o I J L , „ B1inru ‘ “ m T ' I . H IH X IF , H R R IIC fl t! r J i V’ I. .. .a , P la y o f f* — lh '* l n r Seven 11 V A s ay* fu tu re divid en d * p „ n„ r(1|„ T *m p a I (P en saco la w ill lie lit h ig h e r ru le * fu r con-, i m W ( 1 v e ile d policies, e .p e rlu lly In the H O in 'H K R N A S S O C IA T IO N uldi-i age h ru cku t*, 11* the r u * h | P la y o ff*-—ll« * t u f H e v c n l vnlne o f Hu- p o llc ir* lin-rease. iN n s h v illu U t , M id d le 12 (S e rie s K v e iitim ilv , th e agency says, tied I - 1 > TEXAS LEAGUE W A S H IN G T O N ,' Hi pt. 2II lA’t th en - imtv la* no m ore dividend* P la y o ffs — Rest o f S w a n Does Hint fn t dividend W o r ld ! w h a te v e r' on te rm iiisu ru m e. W ill- I I veli-iiiliH a re eolli-i-ting u t ) l <41 viil Ions tiloes severul Idlls F t. W o rth HI, T u ls a 6 ( F t . W o rth leads 2 -0 ). tlie ii G. I. life Insliruio-e ineiin n Imve In-i-n introdured in Congress fu tu re d ro p in the p n -iiiiiiiii in to ? to lower Ihe NMl.I pieinium ra-'e. In nine seasons under G il D oThe V e te m n s A ■Ini tin * 11 iillim When their sponsors h-arni-ii Hint h ie, W a s h in g to n n ever lost n any rate reilm-thin could nut lie liidli-Ve* put. foot I*, II g am e. It w puid ta k e a a net of C art’ retliiiicllve, Ihe Idlls weie dropped. un-ss lo chunge the pre m lu n i in to , R ern ie liie rm a n n n r C h ris C none o f the agency's Insurance e x ­ glu are fo rm e r M lsslp p l S ta te head conches o f fo o tb a ll. lly ASSOCIATED PRESS p erts said today. A lre a d y Hie in te fo r Ihn ro llA lthough W nahlngton haa p la y - f M IH M 0 person evei tn sw im Ihe v e ile d p iillrle s o rd in a ry life , !!(>• IIA S H R A I.I. fo u r llm ea In tha H o h S o v I, in g lla h Channel both w avs, L t. pay llle and Hie various en d o w S T. L O U IS llriio k lv n Dodgers 14-14 tie w ith N av y In I M 4 la H am a n A Abd-W b d - t l Itehlm (le (t) , 40, liivtlt fo rm * is lo w er than Hint iy -l|n ,e *t r ’- n i|in * h . lii-ii, to rliin li g tle n erm y officer, Is kissed by fu r m ost e u p iin m -ln l p u lln e s . A t w illih i h n lf-n -g a m e fo r Ihu firs t the bgat result the Huskies hav< been aide to gain trg ln er, Fehm y A ttallah. shortly age 2 1 fo r Ih u o id in a iy lire pol- place rin d *. ^ crossing from England la |cy, fm e x a m p le , it I h 4 I.2 6 a . GO LF m onth fo r each fl.titid . During thk ggraa (lay. tw o A T L A N T IC C IT Y —Jo h n n y a il ; I,A M D O V E R , M il.— L o u i s a *W gm the Channel, the F o r te rm pollute*— sim ple In ­ H u g e * look the firs t round lead In R had b4*n tw u m three i surance, w ith o u t Ihn c u im iln tlv o th e W o m e n '* N a tio n a l Upsn T o u ­ i S s i * race. cash value o f the converted ty p e s rn a m e n t w ith n *lx -u a d e r-p a r 69, S t. I .o n i* - D efen d in g cham pion the p re m iu m r a le is ulim it th a — -------------------------------------------------------------------------p j . ----------------------------------— ~ sam e us fo r com u iu rriid te rm In ­ R oller (S k r u ) R ieg el imd m c iU lis t M il « « • A<U CO N n • • - H 1 1» surance- tin cents u thousand a John W a g n e r w ere elim inated In # » 1 *• 1 1 l i t ’i f t WW T m onth a t age 111, fo r e x a m p le . R u t Hit’ w estern a m n lru r tmirruiment. » r it o n ii , • a T A l>W O R T H , Eng. l.loyd M anfew if an y ru m m eri-lnl i-um pnnle* (J.I.InsuranreHfttc Not E ffected By Premium Bonus SI’OKTh IN HUIFF ■ f Allay ------- n | t t k t v ,£ If divi I'. (I. A, n fle r elim in atio n of Hatn dornl uli national service Ufa In Bnond, C layloii llenfner and Hklp Nurnnce I* nt the ra le o f 66 cents A lexander, u m onth fo r each 91,0011 o f In s u r­ ance, fu r vetcruns w lm w ere 4 0 u r lees ut the lim e th ey took U til tha policy, I t g ra d u n lly d r ie e n d j to a m in im u m ra te uf lit) cents ig mo nth, per |I,(!U(>, fo r ngo 66 u r ov e r a t issuti. T h e e x - f l l’rt g e t the h n iii « d lv l* dend ra te fo r te rm u r converted Insurance on the In itia l ItJ O O ,00(1,090 d ividend to lie declared cluding the fo rm ld abU Pete Mi lorv o f N aehvllle and Pate Wo of Mobile, were ta k in g thel showers before the th ird inning whs over. B ut, then, they had pitched almost the equivalent o f a nine inning game. M u te I.V S S IF Y FOR S A L K OR At | a 1 SI TRADE: IU49 i•.11’ t V 8 C ii* lim C o n v e rtib le • 'Ii ii n n tu c Verv low m ile a g e — equipped w ith Ih e llo and O v e rd rive m ill o th e r nrresH orie*. Con- ISIS. tuel Ihivlu n m lili, dnv phone Uifiti. N lu h l Phone GtltlM. HEAL ; r , c f l N f r ,u l\ 1 IC A T IO N 1 tt. I*. H K H N P O N t'lsrh of said C lreu lt Court ____ , . / "*• .............. f ....................) H 11ii fJ l H 1 I 'I i LAST TIMES TONIGHT KAY M tl.I.A N n — BARBARA STANW YCK “ C A LIFO R N IA ” SATIMtDAY ONLY D o u b le F e a t u r e FIRST RUN PICTURES ANOTHER A C T IO N - ■ 4-»>> \ \ J T N R IL U ffl O n < W1 " . " w, p[« B F R / r r - L aw****"" ■ • N o tic e n suit fur illvnre* has bstn Hied Haelnsi rou In Hie U lreull Court d ( Hemlnuls County, Flu rlil*, In C tin n o ry, t,> John I.elanO Bm uh-r, mul rnu a re required tn (Ilk your wrltlen appearanre la (tie l-nt o f Com plaint In aald cause mi M om lsy, iti-liilier i ( , t i t s . * n i thereof *alil cause in ileraull -m ill prut-r-’l «« o*rt» s s s ln s l )„u . Aii nlitir.vlaleil sly ts of Hi* <asn Is Jo h n t,vland Mmllhsr, t'liiliillH , vs, lls ls n W rlgh l Mmllh* , r . D sfsnilani, and Ihv nature o f His sell Is to obtain a divorce, W ltn.ss my hand and asal rlsrU ut circ u it Court o f - lb* Ninth Jiiillcln l Clreult, Ha riiu n ty . Hints o f Florida, lb, Ximl day o f Hsptsmhsr, A. I*. Mississippi ha* played in only games during 64 veins ut f(i,it!>iil|, mul has won hut six. A Monday ! S M u rd s y C . L P e rs o n a O P T O M E T R IS T ■ v ia sees*tare . (JMeaea l u t e . a w n a -is , i-a m i . e -is A lia a tU NalSaaal Ms a * rS a a a MO K lag. »4>do*o»ooo t ee » n e » e *e*i« IM P O R T E D IUCR HORSE All E X C L U S IV E W IT H ANNETTE’S O rlta d o H gw y at French A v# Suaer V M f i H U t V C U A Im w C O M M * fcN o w A t S e m in o le H a rd w a re 210 E. S to re U t. ST. SWANK’ S FOG SERVICE Guarantees to rid your home of T o Y e a rs t U N M . f ,M inin tt'liusr ifsldencp I* sal rest “ ' y * ' / ,Art " ,,h*r? l.r n a i f t f o ih * t 20 one-pu|ni S u n d a y A \ 25 uk huh ur rf X i r r i c n TO Ten IIK I.I5N W it HI I S .. F o r L e g a l T E N N IS B E R K E L E Y , C a l i f . - A r t Larsen ullied (ho neml’ fltm ls of (h r N a onal A m nleur Hardcourt Tourna­ m ent hv defeating Fellciilm u Am ppun u f the Philippine*. R A C IN G D E L A W A R E , O .-H u o d Tim e, owned hv W illia m Cane of Guanan, N . Y-, won the fourth annual l i t ­ tle Brown Jug, lop raco o f tha year fu - three-year-old pacer*. P a d lo c k e d B ed p a rt-tim e coach. C h a rle s S p illm a n , holdover fro m the 1U4H s ta ff, Is re ta in e d us fre s h m a n coach, a m i P au l N e w e ll, N e b ra s k a S la te T e a c h e r* p la y e r, has been h ired tu assist h im , T u lsa also h ired C laren ce Ihn, u b ro th er n f Oklahom a A A _ M ’s H u n k Ib a and a fo rm e r M uskogee, O k la ., high school roach, as the school's firs t fu ll tim e cage m en tor. s&uerrwakPtes ass . O r. o f all insects fo r three moalha. w ith O N E A P P L IC A T IO N - . . . S E A T T L E . Sept. S3— (JP)— A middle aged deaf m ule was found N o Mess . . . . N o - fuss padlocked In a room yesterday and officers *a ld *h# had been Free E stim ate! kept there most o f tha lim e for L‘5 year*. C ertified by the S tate Board Two K ing county deoutle* dis­ covered the 49-year-old woman, o f H ea lth , t | Nellie E. N eel, when they went Phone BII7-J ( j the W est S eattle home on anuthur m atter. 016 W . ‘2 6th. St. Sanford They >ald th at the door of tha .i.om was convered by a heavy wire screen. A bed was the only article o f fu rn itu re . , Prosecuting A tto rney C harles, O. C arro ll filed a petition In court fo r com m itm ent o f the lung Imprisoned daughter to a (ItsIvesH l'| TM »#ll it. lie w>4 I T u l a Milk hospital fo r tho insane. Hhe was D*| A» t F#l (jiUil liu n sferred to the county hos­ pital over the protest* o f her 74- Banford-O rlando Hoad T u rn oa year-old m other, M rs. G eraldine F la, 484 nt Iba Flashing A rrow ence. J e r iy O 'A rc y , fo rm e r Tulsa llakur, who begged officers: g rld d u r, w ill coach the h ack* on u "Leave her till 1 die. I t w on't F B I. & SAT. fu ll tim e basis. P revio u sly ho Was lie lung," ■4** - x rt . fo r the V ol* and the * * m * number fo r the BeAre. Three o f them, in­ T u ls a H ir e s C o a c h e s T eam W 1. Pet O B T o B o o s t A th le tic s Nt. I.iu iis 97 64 .077 R lu u klvn 92 6r 028 H A P N et**fe atu r*n 78 71 .627 10 P liilu d riid ilu ’I II I, S A — A f t e r a dlM usiruii* RleilllJl 72 75 .199 21 IVIH fo o th afl season— one tied , 71 77 .180 22 H N ew Y ork (*n i„ tiu io orp g hli 01 82 .178 2819 nine lo s t— T u ls a U n iv e rs ity d id n 't P ills C liic im in imn tl iiin ti 09 87 .408 17 W fire the coach; It hired fiv e new C r’ hicago hirugo 69 89 .799 7419 assislunt*. R e s u lt* Y es te, rd a y. Clinch J. O . fR u d d y ) R ro th e r* H n iu k lv n IU. fll» Ii** h e m ic W iiu c k l, fo rm e r N o tre l* it l hI h i i gh 1, Iloston 0, 0 »me and (ieo rg n to w n linem an N e w Y iirk #{l-4. C in c in n a ti, l-H. and assistant conch o f the C h ic a ­ I'ld e n g o :t, F h ilu ile lp lila 2. go Rockets, a * new line coach I N T F R N A T IO N A I. I.K A G U K ali'ii’' w ith R e W itt W eaver, ext P la y o ff* — Rest of Seven I Tennessee lin e »tu r ami assistan t M o n tre a l »t B u ffa lo O iw l.. ra in ) HO* Tl* ATI, AN IK I B A G I J B • at M ississippi S la te last y ear. H ulun J in Id Is the new end m en­ p l a y o f f s - Rest uf H*V«m | tor. R^ e rom es the R ro o klyn llm j. C r w n v H ia 7, 8a_va„nah 1 v illa w in s. 4*n>. I gers of tlie A P -A rn erlca C o n fe r a T o lu n e and A la b a m a tie tin In m ie iit len in In,1101 *, t l l k e 1,11 o u niMiiit’iitK fro m th e ir own m id-w est *tiirn iiiu g ; * di-en S outh a t tr a r t ln ii. am oiariiln. H ut k ih «I I i ' uicud k u id u h Tin- W o lv e rin e N o l in it,., "end V an d e rb ilt a g a in s t G e o rg ia Asnueiaii-d Fre s * m d l, H iu u g e 1Tm -li, K etn n c k v ag a in s t I . ih i I nI m ii * .Michigan S ta le , who It they him Iv S l a t e and Tennessee Mgninnt M in * ••eat l» *l v e in . HI-7. N o tre Onnie u , i|l|(, .stutv. meet* Iniliann. .... , . -III C u n fe re n c * and N o rth r iir iilin a H ilid In th e l S m itiu ’in ... I( i„ ( uu.i ,0 m ilk in g s , I* ' niuU'lied, w llh N o rth I *m illiw e » t I ihv u a p rlv a tu fe u d C a ro lin a S ta te . C a llfo in la , N o. I. o w n . w ith C lem son p la y in g !’," vr *S ,‘ H f e ' " W 'C s Iir d n iia . and Hil.„ U m m ton, W a k e F o rest I . the o „ » F * h e u( the tup H v« .... S m (th , rM M e „ in4, | l t . . . J fig u re d . 0 have * ,..n ,f..r U I,IU d ay. I .......... ... .......... .. O klahom a la N o . f,. | S m ith C a ro l(n a clash ing w ith lla v - N o M h sd n led (M ilw a u k e e T h e P uciflc ha* d c o m e r lor. o p rii* fin a l aerie* ut In d ia n a p o lis .... ............ ...... . Tim foiHicoinlnK special . E ight pitchers had parts, four meditations Ih e fin a l* In tho m in d doub le* I A H D A O Lt 'O M A N n a trlie * o f the C ity Ten n is T o u r* esuient w ere a g a in postponed yes* T t> K l t P H I K T I M F U M itiils y u ftern u u n on account of rain. T h e y w ill be held Sunday A N ’ S H A *A 1 S H I K I R P iftu rn o o n a t 4 :0 0 o'clock, C h arles M d T b m p u h ik A Mm m o il announced today. The m ixed double* betw een M lH U T t P A N 1 P O IA M i** Rebecca S te v e n * and t lr m ll* I N A M O N T ' I 1, tun lllih t-v un one *ldi- and M l* * Mm tha W ig h t and Cl«*v W illia m * ur. the o th e r w a re postponed last Sunday on account uf o a r k n e n , afti 1 the fu rtn e r p u ir had won the fir s t set 7 -6 . and Ih e second u t was tie d 6-6. ... e f Houthaait w ending In 1940 iw n l from tha loop, won o? tied a UDv- y f hirnier. F in a ls B R lb o E H H KR VING f i O , B ridge*, firem an- apre, U flN , o f 8120 M yrtle A vaS an fo rd , Fin., I* nerving a* W m em ber aboard tha patrol U S B U 8 9 , which Ii p a rti, t h li F a ll In “Operation ■ *— r#-»cale •mphlbloua F n c lflc^ •."US’ X C a rro ll H au p tle, outstanding end on tha 1940-47-4* U n iv a n ity o f D elaw are football team *, la assisting w ith tha H an fraahm an taatn. 4 • * S:. tfC M A Is'h 'O l M o n d a y �■KirsteKTY T *v CU^ f »i * r f— r »i r f t > ••••• » N M ^ f •'» • l * i | i « - r * * # vV ■l v 3 fiffiU S IL ii 2L —— | a certain lu ll for divorce ttiereln ' pending, on abbreviated till* of ; which lx W alte r 8. Todil. P lain tiff A F fU l ' , , r , u » A g ile M at Todd, Defendmy hand and o ff,C a l Title lei day of September. 1»«». ‘ A b- T ..S ad a g a ln it yOd O. P. IIRHNDON* it It Cotir Court of Seminole County, 1 c le rk Circuit Court. being entitled Charlee County. Kb ? IT t ii* * " * ' - " • r »u *' Ieabelle*"fre'ne HEAl< Memlnnle H»mlnnle County. Florida. N O TIC E TO APPEAR jlT O U ARB H E R E B Y R E your appearance n raid lly or by attorney on tke ttb day of October. i l o . If you fa ll to to appear a decree pro confeaao w ill be en­ tered agalnet you and the caee w ill proceed without fu rth e r M i c e to i IM IM '"fcn D C U T R D A N D ISSUED a t I saafprd. Florida. Ih U lot day of B I T T M - I A S I M ■ * * 0 * #?M fiER M DO N . f Clerk of C ircu it Court of Semlaole County, Florida, l y o. L. H unt Deputy c le rk _ . . . J C IR C U IT COURT B EAL) TOUR HIARINO W c k b o N A. CARO M . USB T-4 -L FOE ATH!L E T E 'H F O O T n tlM PAGE SEVEN O Z A R K IK E B E C A U S E —I t has greater PK NK Ttt v r is t t Pewer. W ith N A uadllelrd alruaul bate. It cerrtee the aetlee mrdlcatlea D K»:PI.Y. te k ill the een,, ua reataet. lie t happy relief IN |IN |; n o t R nr your t « f berk el eay drag alar#. Today at l.aaer'a U rea atare Baked Ham Sandwich Klavurcd vt ith fine sens ■ r\ w tn ia ANN K IT E ’S Orlando I I k » ) at French A re . 1 1 ) / ■ r/ HEARING M M N IIM * RUBBER rn n rv r W AUNG Attorney for P la in tiff _Q rl*tid o . Florida )RD FLORIDA T H K S A N F O R l) H E R A L D ; I r Y C O M M E R C IA L A N D IN D U S T R IA L N E E D HOSf, OASKITS, TUBING? MOLDID AND IXTRUDCD | APRONS, OlOVIS, BOOTS, R A I N W I A R , SPONGE FOAM, BIITINO, MATS I AND MAniNO FOR ALL R I Q U I R I M I N T S j SIR V ICt CINTIR MILLER-BISHOP CO. •TO i AOO IE M A E TODD. R o u t e I I S ft. H ark A re. I, Pruca Pino. Alabama. • Toil t r i h«r»by rtqulrvd to ap- tie ! F R ______ ESH B A T T E IM ,^ ^ y . , ^ l ld .C ?n r ,,^ n l':r ni : A L L heating a id . here at h om e oh the Ird day o f October, I t t A tn So. itil ' I t • ' I M t t i It 1 U i H T HUHBF H / I PROD CO r i / ft ii* r a ft tty 10 |?h iA l f L A DOC.SMB . . IN TH« BXClT TUB BALL O A M I BROADCAST W INDY W A t OUT OF N O STRICKLAND MORRISON, INC. ION K. F lllf t T njffXi 1flr iM P CtHU KNOWN TO MiOtCAl ’« O H . , r , SCI0HC0 HdAI TAtH> WITHOUT ONLY SUCC0SS...AMO NOWA HOMI/Hi*! 02At : H / T T iU M U n AWAY. HAS OMVtM) AND T H I ' I N T H f.W . S B R lB K .j.l T H B R Ii DOCTOF W tNOY. MY 0BAR. t h f ' O a w l c t h o u s O i ’ O c* TANG LE W IT H NCX l T Y - i W C E K .s .D IN A H ' ~J •«/l , xi A* lilt I'H O .N E 201 n f % i *4 lor Convonlonco COMPLETE HOME REPAIR SERVICE i _____ H afla fa rllo n F ra * fk llm a tra and ME 1.0NK m [fry , DOWN lit __ I W H U L I l R rME PC5-Am (-M E ent-ED.' r PAYM ENT 88 M O N T H S T O P A Y A N D F . H . A . F IN A N C IN G A R R A N G E D Awnings • S c r e e n e d P o rc h e s R o o fin g • P a in t in g Insulation • P la s t e r in g C a rp e n try • A ttic F a n s R N e w G a ra g e I ir ii Striker ■ t . r ;' " T 1 MOI TKiCtv M t, BUT NCW I fct! AXi1 \t ( •l ■ fct, r ■ 5^ UNITED LUMBER CO. 8 th S T . a n d F R E N C H ..crtr *IUT. P h o n e 713 TT. W i l l (I F Till*, C H O C K , l i t t N U M !•( I t U t Mf F O U N D ltd IO AN AND IRV ID fINL>JAWI’AHf-ON \ Use HKRAU>l Want Add** For Suit* — fi1 1J— C O M M lT t* A M U H U f c R 1 L ax Ep x izut:: PHONE 148 tVAMH D, ■ niA tf. rm Pl N T \ npriiiil tiiirvitw — V2 S 11 H"m"ifoiil. r" r '1* I m l.A N In t Moi long "e tilln cl. O r- } K O IIL E R » Kw 11(1 Volf Light liilido Evening R la r. H all Ralph I'lniit cxi'i'llrnt riierili'ilK cotullKity. 11115.1. r lion. I'li. a fte r fl:IHi i:iJft-\V:i. I'liW E R l.nw n Mtnvct only xli»tlit C A L L M 7 fur Ita tte ry , G enerator ’ M l t ' K K Y M O U N K mid Stnr>er rervi.o. Hwaln'l. ly IIM'll lit tw t.-lllillln IIUU flint. Iliittety Hervitc, 801 W. Flrat | See \v . II. El If* ■lx1. Iln rltcy'* T ile Shop. I’li. 2llfi. 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H “n " 'n r 8 * N r o ^ ,J ,1 w " " * " ” r ,M O U T L A W S ,B M ? c - M ■I.in r .- r r 203-00 E. le t St. Phone IB7 L ~ A H E V ou liotheied at hume w itli It— A l l I I I l , h h - I ' t i ' I T R l M l anti., H pldci*, roach w, nmllut G O A T M IL K and o ilie r Inaeeta. I f eo, Plume R . J). P rle e l, Phone 7 ia -W 3 Ilig lirK t on*h price pnld fu r luted HOT I. Kaeh K-ig Job guaranteeil T U X E D O 'F E E D S : C om p lete lin e . fiir n ltn ic T id lln v lk K u rn llu re for INI day*. Hwank'a Fog Set‘ H tlh t'a T u xe do Kectl S tore, M il E I d . I*h 1168. vice. K unfoid, Flu. .. . apdern e ffl- E N J O Y S unday itin n u r a t L a n e y ’e I'l.A V Pen ttu M in a h ly priced. 7be nlao week ilaye. L un rh e a A H IID K IN G , P alnllnK Aeln<»to» Sul ciency apartm enla, Ideally auttOd Phone lltlb. ________ .__ ing, liiiih lln g und re p a ii*. I'll f i r Individual or builneaa couple, __e h o rt o rd e r*. IIM 8 and 0 7 -lt. V a c a tio n acroea fro m the Poat 8 -P 0 . M a p le liv in g ro om a ulte, ^ O ffio a . Phone M 0 . 7—UulM-l.iegMlock-SupplirH *60.00. Phono 1027-J. P IA N O Tuning and R epairing. L. I - S ill. ID . 1 Sanford Kla. Ph. fu m lahed a p a rim e n U . P L A N T S F a n S A L E — C ain atio n , K d i« flll-W . * efficiency ahartm enl. Snapdragon, D lanthue, Sweet V U tlN O M ule 414 ycara old. I 'tillin’ 210. A fte r 6:00 I'hone ...... m office ■to r*. TekacH •William. 8 bo dok.t f'J.bfl per lOt) 7 10 -M 4. Jo M duente, 80S N . P ark, Phone o f opo^variely. H enry A . Rueeall EUR S A L E — Pony, bridle and i t — l.tf.'x l u M i i i h l ) — M K T T ik K K T T Middle, $116.00. Phone 324-W. L O S T - Ona W a lk e r’ hound y e llo *. lean #1oor Band (Dir W ac h in i P ortable E lectric Sewing black and w h it*. No collar, R e­ 10i " w . Y 4 t h 's t . ’ or"ea"l I'fR I) 1)0(1 ntipplee fo r u l a , H. E. »e^rtr. H. M. 0 >Baa» Ulha w ard. Hobby N ew m an. ' j Mono, block hack of B ritt T ra c to i^ C m n u m iv ^ ^ m m m —— ^Juat refiniehed t Bedroom B F J C IA L fo r Bept. and d e l. 64" A pdrtm eB L * | T . O ak, town' KHfhcrjdldar sink, h— iih i.l* I V A N T E i r ~ ^ i rd Modal $00.06, O ther ‘ a p a rt m a n tT I Z L i t Z itt ISSSS MAN H| JAY/ U K BAt'iY YY| til It I It It t xAt 11| H Wi ll U l I'M Ml i IK*. •! ! FO R F A K M ft, homea, Itualneu C A S E K N IV E S , m fo re , lin n C lip V E N E T IA N Itl.IN D S nin.le lo orroperty and acreage, are ace ym tr : I'ere, hunling kiiivoa. _____ property .1. l.ei ..ct. Sciiilnule V e n d ten lllln d K , A . fttro ut R e a lly Agency i A e ro rliiiH il. Sitnfiiril J e ttflrv , Co. Nl!li W. Sr,I, St, I'liong IIV J W * .!*• let ilia 11 and I . iikKK«Kc k u k ** C o . Cor. .'lid uml \ 1A0W-J 8#' OD‘1 8 * f * * t ° r Pk0#* R o l i E — N lm place lo l l v t / n l r n income. Cloea in. A t price a n y ­ one can a ffo rd . I'hontt U b -M or 200 Laurel. E S T A B L IS H E D httalncee nt 821 Eaet F lra t St. M re. A . E. M a i1cm. >C i» A r t i c l e , F o r S o le — r» I V t- r -r ir .. . ( iT P l G A S l CB? " G T u H d P l T AW --------------------------------------------—, b ->l l c t 9 ^ i xV* . y \ A i ^ i B B f f H S SwH SANFORD HERALD 9 X1 it ’ I •\ it k'. a is*; *a P W M V ,. I ’M WO W TO UO H... T O U O M .B M ? P O L L A S ID B T H B T T m ECE SOu LPG CR O C K .T B k ... ----------- 4 ‘ C L E T 'S S E E M O W B R A S O V N O o A C ^ W H E N > O U C O W R O U T 'N T H A R L - T T u B -------------- --- F E l l E R . . . I M N 1 N .- lly I'ltltl l(<diin-uti �B U M P , B A lfT O t p . U. & Acctuwd FEPC Bill I n ! ( C n i i H H f n » r m *>«*> ! • ■■ aian aggioaslo n. Rep. O x ( D - ( l« ) declared thiit v C the P resident's unim uncem ctil "re* cm phnsUc.r to tne th a t It would he it)_ aolcidnl (nr the U n ite d State* to f a lt e r to It* program of recoua l l iii'tlrijr ami rturiniiiK we«lmi | E urope. , , ,u" Senator Wherry of Nebraska. ,n' the Itemilillcnn floor Icwlcr, h« iiI 1 \p E W T O R K - I t aeeme to m * th a t th * M a t* “The new* that ftiianin he* 'he • 1 1 aomast peraon I h a v* eeen In th * teat t v * rrBV atomic lioinh mu»l mean that thoie j y e a r* Ik a big, loose-Join ted m ovie dancer nam ed H I*- will lie no ruiii|iiniiii*r of p rill* | D an D a Day, D ailey used to call h lm a ttf D aa lion rltile* lii neltlcnienl of disputes t D ailey,'•Jr., and fo r a fe w o f Hie e a rly y e a r* la at with flussln." i H ollyw ood ho appeared In a settee o f S a ia V tlA Ion* In the mime alatemeiil, Wherry | playing— and ra th e r badly— th * vlHales. , r . . . . . rike naked: I “ I f the IT c s Id e ltt knew yester- | Then th ey discovered o u t In dream land th a t ha I ila v th a t Russia had the atomic i waa a good hoofer and th ey began te am in g M m ii.ni' lioinh. wrliy lins the emphasis N ’«oi l up w ith people Ilk * B a tty a ra b le In t n h i selp t nil. n tm e il on the g r'iim d w ar sllhleiry production* that, generally •peaking, h a v * liaaa o f the m llila r v nsslslance hill aa hopeleaa aa a n y movlaa aver tim e d . I t hae hot ..... pained hv the S en nle Inal hiK h l. been D alley'e fa u lt; ha la a good d a n c e r 'W t a ", 1 W h r.'ilv voted a g a in s t ItiMt * ) .• paaaabla actor and ha haa atniggled m an fu lly, ‘ I,y I I 1 1,0 ) 0,11011 m n n o ie , passed I n f ycatonlu v hv u hfi to 81 vote. ll,,n T h e Kciinte'a action I'M g C 'li 'll" - Congees i to P resident Trum an * in u" fo re ig n arm s p ro g ram . The House " I 1' * 1 a lre a d y hnv approved a sim ilar « ,e h ill. I H ut lust w lia t a m ount of money ”, w ill ten In to the pro g ram rem ain* ; ’ l In doubt. T h e House voted 18011,‘ M*1 i 608,00(1—-which Is * 444.M»r».IMlO less • lp' Hi,up the S em ite fig u re . Senate anil un* House m em bers w ill work out ’« "* | th e ir d iffe ic n r e * In conferenre. Ih n lj S enatut tlo n iin lly (U -T e tU , who nn‘ guided the h ill lliiu u g h the Uenute , ) l '"*f w ill lie ml S en ate ronfereres. He i said lie w ill fig h t lo keep Ike • I • ', , f ' .'ll4.01 (1,000 fig u re liitn rt. I ’ I" ' (T in iu illy m id H eualoi Vnndm ’f 0 ' b r ig r f M ic h ig a n — t h * llepulillutM ( ' “ ,l fo te lg n iiffa lr a leader— success. lo lly slaved o ff moves to rut li d s 1 I T S T A R T E D M B T H 1 N K IN O , and I c am * to tha a ydd*» aaes . 1am ount In ilia S enate. 1 elusion th at N e w Y o rk never doe* pay much attention to M | * » * * $ * .[ " r A * ili« S eiiH le hill now tlands, Th# first tlm a 1 ever saw Edw ard, D uka o f W lndaor, h * waa W N H e "".‘’ i l l m ovnles: In a gray pinstripe flannel suit and a a lra w hat and h# w aa w * IM ig ,|11' ♦ l,<r:;i),Will, IMII) f o r rearm ing across B lst stra at to w ard F ifth avanu*. A coupl* a f p le a ts h a lf* 10,1 N n rth A I la n tle T ie n ty nations. (O asM aM C P m P m B u i b* M tUH it a t on* tlm a t u t frse. The H o u le falaad th a t to $10. and defined yard (food* aa clothing. The Senate eonfraaa agreed to acrent the House amendment. On th e o th er hand, Houaa mam* here o f th e conference com m ittee agreed to fo llo w the S enate'* bill and nut the ta x on a ll restaurant meals. T h * House had sxemptad meals under * dollar. The restau ran t m eal agreem ent w a i th * on|y one th a t wasn't un­ animous. Rep. N as m ith Of W ak u lla , the only sales ta x .option*nI on th e com m ittee, declined to .go along hut didn’t oraaant dny argum ents. The Senate m embers said th * dollar exem ption .w o u ld m ake It nil but Im p o s llb l* to collect th * lax on a n y maala. wpuld cut Id .* ppon.oon a year o ff the bill's yield, and would h * hn adm in istrative headache g enerally. They w a re S enator* 8handa o f (islncsville. M athew s o f Jackson* vllte. R ay o f Bradenton. Raps. 81m* son o f. Jefferson and Sm ith o f I’olk agreed to drop the exemption, Senators ac*epted House am end­ ments exem pting fis h in g boats and nets, cheaskclolh fo r tobacco shad*, fats* teeth, glass ayes, othopoedlc appliances, a y * glasses, and a ll purehases bv educational, and cheritahl* In stitu tio n *. Both bills had exem pted religious Institution purchase* House mem bers o f the com m ittee agreed to go along w ith Senate exemptions o f m otor vehicles (hut not pa rts ) all fuels Instead o f lust gasoline a n d fu el - oil. film rentals. Insecticides and .Industrial equipm ent w ith * 1100 tax- lim it. H a lf would he In rash anil half In 1 , .011111111 nut I km It Vi . ti! I t , 070,001) in r llre e re anil 1 , , • I T u rk e y ; 4 *7,040,000 fo i [ra n , Korea ami the I'h illp id n e a , tim l <76,000,000 fo r the China n ie a to he spent lit the d isrietliui o f the 1’ie s iilim t. T h e House m ode pill Its ili'dlli' thills in the sum fo r N in th A llan (('■ H llaaes W t«M (*a a * « s s l He T rin ity tuitions. II pm viiled *d . H e. smiled, alimik his linul, ami lioH iing fm (T iltm lull lls flg iiii s refused In answer. w e re the iiiiiiin ns the S em ite'' A t til* C apitol, Senator M cM a­ I if Hu' o th e r ro u litrle a . year le ft over In the Btata's share, It ahould go fo r th * naxt tw o year* to construct an in firm a ry fo r tub­ erculous patien ts a t the Florida F lo rid a S tate M ental H ospital. Refore the bill Is enacted, the ? % - * * }• * !}* Senate must agree to th at provielon and to another House am endm ent giving counties w ith no Incorporated cities h a lf the taxes collected w ith in th e ir boun­ daries, _r ____ ___ _____ _______ ____ 1 The c ig arette ta x bill It p a rt he had ended on aueh a p u c e * o f th *.o v e ra ll new revenue pro- tu l note. ■ gram . The sales ta x bill cannot S h o rtly before Vishtnaky began become cffctlvb trnfess the*-cigar- speaking, S ecretary o f B ta t* • t t * ta x m easure becomes daw . r . Ijesn .AURSson f to |d reporters a ° U>* f m q i . f d by t h i U n iu d s ta t s * . government and had bean ta k a s Into account. N e x t he said the President re ­ minded Americans w hat so m t jt f h a v* fo rgotten and th a t la every statem ent by him , b y th e p rin t* m inisters and several to raqilialon* had said th * situation n$rould d *velop. F in a lly . . Achesoa em phaaiiad, t h * President told A m erican* th a development makes n o ,c h a n t* l i r our nollrv. i The Secretary s lid 't h * . U n tt*d States le determ ined to 4 R '* v * r r th ing In It * power to procaad to long e x A r t p d ' s R f m no aurP ile * to T k * V . » . V o v eram ant. Acheson,said th a blast *was th a t o f an atom ic weapon but, did not explain fu rth e r. Acheson told a naws _ . . .. ___________ ________ the developm ent ______ I ta x , the 18,600,000 seventh cent of trice gas ta x now goes to the S tate gen* make no change In the plans o f i energy a id w ard naaca, ( * r * l fund, which In the fu tu re w ill the A m erican governm ant. H a aald It m ay com * w ith a He s aid ’t [g a t a ll proceed* from the $80,000,* --------- ---------------- -----------.considerable shock to m any o f t M U ni Tha gas ta x 1 b ill alao must go , people who had not thought stratad In back to the Senate fo r eoncurren- about th a atom ic aiualon. B u t P ie t, th * M re In an am endm ent p e rm ittin g tha , he said tha A m erican people agreements cities o f Paniacota, P o rt St. Joe ; and others had bean told fu lly peace, and W ew nhltrhka to continue le v y • 1^** Russia soma day m ig h t Acheson ...m th eir special pem iv-a-gallnn | Ing explosion. about th * a (g- a s tax --!• i W hen It happened. A c h a s o n 'flovl, t u nti “Both' cig a re tte and gas tsx hills < »*•<*• w* » «<> reason to be- ,u t n tn e ra i renulre the cities o r counties to Hava things In th * world would n. reduce th eir local pro perty taxes have to be changed. bv an am ount equal to h a lf of **■ ■•Id thle governm ant la w hat they receive from the State I determ ined to do everything In — — — funds ills power tow ard peace. In the U . , r ,, E lg h tv percent, o f aack county’s ! N . A sien ih ly, In 'the Security I share o f the xes tax seventh cent i Council and elsewhere In th * I / * "' w ill ba spent bv tha State Road i world. 1w iT Q fa D aparU uaiit In th a f. rounlv. Tlu> Acheson opened-4ha eisews- com . g 9 J T " nHicr L’h pern t«i u fll go d i r e c t l y _____ ._________ i R )\# y * ]in A to the c o u n tv cominlsaloM fu r «'*• ! t ' * ;— | J f r j j d p e n d ltu re on local roads. | w r itin g a note, ' i I w M (p 0 So th e spe cia l session o f th * | | n r c f ponse to a re p o rte r's q u e ry I I^g U tn t.U jC c a lle d y b y W s rr* t. , , lip u t w h e th e r he w o u ld send up I ] W . V L , r pup ®*e Pr ? ‘ t * s u p p le m e n t message, ha re p lie d l ^ M„ J u a v ld*ng ) now ■ Vayenue le help ] throuxh a secretary tlia t h e had k '*'*... Truman Report bilLboaud hon .(Jp-CnimI. chairm an of the Joint. Um iKiensIm ial C om m ltH e on AlonOn Energy, called a meet log o f tjje. com m ittee Irehlnil doseil doors. In' a Henste sprech only yester­ day. 'M cM ahon said that if Rus­ sia had the atomic linmli she could len d th * linmha to A nteilcnn pm ls fit) tra m o steamers and blow up IfljOOO.lWn people. a cousin of here ran a d ru g ito ra on H ollyw ood boulevard' There was no o ffic ia l hint as lo, how the United S tales obtnhird any chnnce did Mlsa T e m p i* know H a r t , „ ,n , He evidence o f the atom ic *sploThen there wee the n ig h t I picked u p R a y B olg*!1 k « $ r 1 •Io n In Russia. form ance tn “Three to M a ke Rfady*' and w ant kVar to tt'u a tla a s* H i * m P a s* « a * i , B ut It I* known th at Am erican saloon In B lxth avenue fo r a 1*1* drink and w# M o m t M f t day tria l. Hut prosecutors failed to •c le n th ts have Iwen ready with ( bar end no on* said hoo. Everybody kep t a r f u } * f about Ufhg fla llrq le Inslrunirnts fo r mnolhs ■ Dempsey Rattened Tunney, , ,, V , ' to record an atomic explosion any­ Atmut the only show-hnelneia celebrity who. 1^ aurrouKdi w here In Ihe world. ................... .. . stsnlly by throngs of people hera la M tltorj Berle', and t hw ] parole In 1867 ami freedom In souls around him Is not one q f fans but o f a cn p t-w H W M IH7B, pluggers and guys looking for a quick,touch. T h * tjuyariior. lertitlnir his r|et spotted Mndetelne C arroll w alkin g down F a rfi th k W ] clsi'in “ m ost* d iffic u lt,“ said ve*an.) i guess I have become a typl * * ’ ” * ** ‘ terdav llie l the paidun bosid until about n t.liwk later th a t I l n the field n f atonilr energy. That ni pi',I r mu in n tn ' I "M, lull did t|ot t | (ness about the only one whr ■ mv lesson for m aking public i siiv how miicli, up,i net me aulogreph-mtnded Is the fplliiw liig InformaUon, The (iiiv riiiu r deiTili'd to loll c ff arotind town here. eli» always hai “ Mfe have evlilence I tin I w ithin l i v e i n s , lull said til' action has ,jon^. fu n n ily In a rlnud n f sle recent, weeks an sturulr explosion 'tin lieiiiinv on whether any parole J occur*(I In the U. ft. K. ({. ” E v fr since atomic energy was 1 upplli ution would he granted. Under tha Hf. year sentence, lrst rqlresed bv man, the eventual O u U 'c t iiiK lO xploH ion released In such an oyan U <4 ■ non-explosive nature. evtlop m ent of this new farce hv l.eopiild could hu freed June I I . Hint). If put pniuleil cH iller. I f lieO that,nations was tn lie expected. If, hv soma accident, th * VaT h is .probability has always been Idled, he would l>e umler suneraction got slig h tly out o f control, vislon for H v* tears. taken Into arrnunt hv us. h... ii explosion ________ woul _____ takk place I n ­ In nclsim, l.eupuld studied hig h ­ "N e a rlv four vesrs sun I pointvolving a llttls o f tha m ats rial. ad nub that 'srleptlflr opinion on er iim tlieiiialice hiu I said he had R ut tha explosion Its a lf wohld help from scientist A lb e rt E in ­ blow th * r a il o f th * potentially stein. active m aterial to th * w ind*. ♦ College professors who urged In tha atom ic bomb, o n a 'N h rt tlm mndon hoard to commute Leo... . r — constitutes w hat m ig h t be likened ly knnwn, There I* also snhstnntlnl mild's s ip I cm e mli| lie told them : I'otcntlnllv destruiTIve ns th at of to a ta rg e t. T h F o th a P -IrH k a a hut* agree (want that foreign resenrch “The only thing that m a k e *. «n iitomlc lioinh. This Is w ^y: . i •* ■»*»<* » 1 '* •a n ra m s abreast of m ir preaenl ri'MKp Is that I ........Ill tlsdleata tnV| The .......... .. the A ■Konili carries let. ' ’ * Hv aom * m ecbanlMh-whlctv (M s thaoraelcal knowledge In tim e life lo rontlm ie repaym ent o f the j »nch wham Is that the so.caliatl babtv c o n stitu te*' th **< i« a l saarat •ltd , to the thrro-nsllon declara­ d rill that 1 owe society.” ‘critical msss' of stonily exJ?o- of tha bomb, th * tw o balow -crlt i o n q f,th e President of the U nited Ona professor said Leopold'* slve Is suddenly hmught together tlcal matsaa are b rs u th t tficathae Ita te s .s n d the Prime M inisters nf f l y , U n ited Klnrdm n and of f!sn- “ nhenumlnal brain could bq (pit In |k * proper proportions fo r an — and an axploslon U x *a *D U c A «da. dated November 16, 1046, it to work in the field of canejir re- explosion. Only n fraction o f tha a va lU h l# m aterial' Is actually waa (|tnnnaiH ed that no single na­ srarelt." Rut John H. Hoyle, present Cook used,, hut tlm nmuunta are c a rttio n qpuld In fact have a monopoly couiitv (C hicagoI slate's a tto rn ey , fu lly. raKnluted In advance, o f atqntlt! weapons. “ t r u c k " . rjrppa c In the rnen nf nn atomic fu r- French word ’ "T h ill rerent development etu- told the beard Hint “Society owaa race, Ihe "crltlru l mass'' o f m a- m eans to bortar. O h M lU l once again. If Indeed such luopuld nothing.'' #m p h $tis w ere needed, the nitresl.cuuiild told the hoard th * m a - jle r la l needed to bring ntxiut ihe • tt y fit* 'th a t truly effective enfor* lurla exprilum nta had Injures! his j release of atomic enervy le The United Btataa drmtaas V •Ib la *lrh )U rn atlo n al control o f heart and kldnevn. He plcadedq | hruuyht together gisiltisllv. The 141,816,000 acraa of Ita Joitdi to D M n ile 'a h arg v which this govern“ 1 feel th at In £6 y ea r* I h a v* reaction norm ally I* kept under farmtag. 1‘ '» ; ,M • m an t and tha large m ajo rity of m atured considerably. A t 1$ I waa control bv tha use o f certain t M members of tha United N a* a w ild, Irresponsible kid. I am not equipm ent which prevents, wildMoxleo !• .namad aftar '’MCraVa kid any m ore," uncontrollable ''splitting*" of till", national wag god of Ih ^ lm Nulltun lA'opold ! I I toes Trial n o d great tw ee C s .t Amerlcsn government. kddfenie contended tha v e rty jjboapouan a pollry nf violence h a t It sought to w in power p a ) moan# • • an ordinary N M .P M tyn oO M A h I t i j R f ..... L,VAL| | 6T'r H SrdEK. Rapt. soaiat, IT , author) news* i" traveller, was sortoui* I when thrown fro m a anb HIIDR71I4 nil offict OPPRRS YOU THE HIGHEST QUALITY AT LOWEST PRICES Tuxedo Eg* Mush , ,, , f#l .1 , , n .4i u i ^ 4 TUXedo Growing Mash' .Tuxedo 20% Da&qr. . h wSI .Wn ^ j ! * | net * •" » * > la m o F •d O - 'K T ? ! aKnMWrysUgMT"*' rn yfATGHBD atfalut the Reid. thoM J V I Rfum moke nawa. Motobad aRaintt what Ibay o o rtf—I MrRant Mnt for inatant action. Bulok Spbcm l with Rngor-liek SrachRhMcah tranamioaiaa—aa liRkt and aaay af jfaa'U AM o a any noaHtutomatio-dfiya ocr. But a faw mora dolicra par montk wUl al$o t>Y* you tka allkan luxury of Dr«l|cr# W « - a R B •oft, aaay, raatftU driyf tkg Tfry W|^Mt puMw 4 ^ J ' n r . . 1 . ui' • HUNT TUXEDO FEEDS In p rin t b a n " F ig u r e I t o u t; C h e c k th ia g i u f i L o o k « M » picture over, tkau— 7 • Oo lacru word frow your jtd ek d » I f j t ftooM (hat rates right up at tha to p - withJuobac POWER that la Unly, frugal, om*thrUlfaig ka* cause it aoaaa Trout a hlgh*iHMRpMMlM) » n ^ . u . M i e > ) n " '« » v 4 ) vif-t iv-sj ^ u u :4 0 im Citrus Pulp Yellow Com Wheat Grey ShMftai " t ’ - y f " ; '; '" * ' 1 mh �Pjn y ,;y-ij-ssr'« -?«■’> n * rr~r THE W EATHER U V «Ky H i m b M trw gthTa FtMMt tbe.Faae* of the Werldi T o Prom ote tb * F i m iim of America. To Profitto Prosperity for Saniurd. NEWSPAPER HANFORD, FLORIDA, # VOLUME U X X Steel Union Agrees To Truce Meet Murray 0 ; Over Ifsues P a r l i a m e n t Called IntoFmergency Ses­ sion To Deal With Pound Devaluation Strike Deadlines Re­ ported As Saturday ; For Steel, Thurs­ day For Ford Co. S r a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s T h a th re e -rin g b a rg a in in g strugm p l* b a lw ta n b ig la b o r and b in butin e n la n ta d to d a y w ith tb * prospact o f new a ctio n in tw o o f ili« arenas— t i t t l and a utom o b ile *. T h a th ird c o n la it, between John L L a w i*' U n ite d M in a W o ik m and lha n a tio n * coal p ru d u te u . m a rke d lim a a lth o u g h L e w i* be 1.1 t tig h t strangle h old on lha o p e rs io ii. T h a 4 8 0 ,0 0 0 U M W diggers began * itc o n d week o f a p ro le ji tfk t b acauia th e ir w elfare fund n e fiu have c ta ia d . P ra iid a n t P h ilip M u rra y o f l lie C IO U n ila d S tee lw o rke r* ulLcd c o n tra c t w ith n ite d S tate * S t e e l C o rp o ra tio n fo r tw o a nd a h alf h ou r* to d a y and d eclared "w e a ic ta rio iu ly c o n iid e rin g o u r ptubleras f t M u rra y and h it n eg otiatio n* got ^ to g e th e r b eh ind d o te d h otel d o o i* w ilk V ice P re tid e n i John Stephen* and o th e r U . S. Steel envoy*. Step h tn * had no com m ent a* the y look a race** fo r lunch. • C ru c ia l ta lk * to head o ff a put a ly liiis nationwide steel itiik e set lo r Saturday were renewed u m l*i • m antle of p estlm lim . The C IO tle n lw o tk e ri' union -k e p t _ •teady p ies s u i* mi the i * -J ilit ln g big e m ployure, insist Ing ng on a company-paid |iem>l"H m a u ta iw t program to cotl 10 touts ier man hour of w ork. N o g " -u i i nngf confarencea conferences <were resumed atte r a waek-end ---*-*tnd race**, with u 1,000 ite elw o rke is let i t t l k t o f 1 ,000,001 f f i 11:01 A - M .. Saturday. 4 . Thlium aa, an interna I vice-president o f the union fla tly M thought Iheie wa* charite" th at the e tiik e a t o ff. woekera demand w a* riio m a rta d a H & j- m ad* presidential fa ct-fin d in g t f M r d W^ 5 a a tTI o 'a 'lfa a e 1 T e n ,* " * _ | , I T 1 . ' I 1 L O N D O N , Sept. 28 — l/Pi— L u n -e rv e tlie Leader W ln ito n C hurchill is expected to a *k the l.alHir giivrrnm enl for more Intom atlun un the alum tr bomb rsc* liim urruw when P arliam ent open* It* em erR tnry session. Hepurls of new uranlm discoverIce on both aide* ef the D on C u rta in -.In C ierhoslovakis and Hpaln->»|iurrtd talk today of n iih * rare now thnl H ustla h>- 'tl.ru irr e d how to eel o ff in -Muinlt A lter The 17 0 -Man w u a* pol'ey c o m m .tie . of the 'm ' v„t*d to postpone the threatened etecl »trtke u n til Oct 1, 1 1 0 i| M o n ey ( lig h t ) . C IO pieetdent gives y » n ' ’ m w .m *. . m a f t u w \r d , U. 8. Steel agreed to a b a tg iln l— — M b * I flit i ilrttlUJliU I Legislature Levies $40,000,000 In New Taxes, But It Isn’t Enough T A L L A H A S S E E , Sept. 2 6 - - ( / P ) - T h * Fonda Lcgitlauue Ic tird U 0.0(H),0(H) * yeai in new taxes bcioie it went hum * Saturday. bm ihr i i.ilr -* fiu«nci*l w o rrir* aien't over yet. I h r U in lg rt C i)iniiii»»ion. w h ic h h a . the jo b o f ie l« a *in g money to agencies and m ililu iio n i, * till m ay have 1“ b o ld b a rk »om r o l th ru up -------------------------- ------------------------------# p K ip ria tlo n * — a t least fo i the lim e Faith, Tolerance k Stressed In Talk R ir D V * It w ill be up a g ain *! tin* piubI c iii tu m o riuw , perhaps, when it *ta it» discussing what to do about the percent that ha* been w ith ­ held from ap p io p rlatlo n * lot e»ei> m ww ■ . ■ agency fo r the last three month*, lo r L P a n r ir lr Should they now he nllo w fit t» d l t l l l A C U I S v I V uij hack and spend whet they » n r -- --------kvpt ftotn spending, or m u*t thr> Orlando Chamber Of y;«- lh«» u,t •• w>Ul ov' ‘ Commerce Man Ad-* o n * th ing o * u i* . A lthough th* , o t . L e g is la tu re levied new ta *e » . the Cl I ’ e S H e S I x O t a r i a i l S n iu itey i m 'l g oin g to s ta rt com ing — ------- , • In fo r a n o th e r tw o m o n th *. Loo many ol u* do not lake tha The cugtomer doesn’t s tart paytioubte to find out what other Ccn - 1 ing the sale* ta x until Nov. I, and H al Florida cities are doing", ja c k the m e teb au u wonA turr. lt over * « .,• u -w city K rla lm n i to m m ilte * ol Ih r |t M t g j v, M f ni0>t o f the d g a re tls lire a lc r Orlando C lia n ib tr o f C o in -! la * m clues and divertin g the meice, laid the N otary Club at it* **v *n th cent o f g a * ta x to the luncheon today at tha Tourist Csuu.sdbulldtng fund o„ Nov. Florida Farm ers ,c,< I tin tup of th at, if ta x aualyata 1 liilio d m cd by I ’ tcsidenl Gcotge | tig u ie * are correct, tlie U tate's net Raise Huge Supply Inuhy in a program arranged by ....... cede fiurn th * new revenue D ill K irk *|>ok* on pMigium still m ay nut piudur* Despite Storms "In te r c ity, icM lai. tiof'edrick .piltv enough to cover a ll tins n i and what you check* the Legislature w rote for J A C K S O N V IL L E . Sept. 26— can do to im p ro ve your c ity ." Hut •.pending by agencies amt in s titu ­ p e cia l)— VIn eplte of the vaga- lie explained that lie had no in ­ tion*. t of w eather condltione F lo r­ tention of "corning ovci beta and The it* regular The Legislature In Us regul id * farm ere are buelly preparingtelling you people how to run yout »i*t»l«n appropriated $248,000,000 to <fead the m ultitu de' w ith the Iliu m the general fuud fo r th * u iu tl eupply o f fre ih fru lte and ! tw o-year period ending June 80, vegetable* during the tim e when lit- emphasised, however, that ln , r * t |* l session D m o it of the country t» ruled hy Inter city co-operation in CenSrsel | »fl,«t)0,000 to those approK in g W in te r." W illiam L. W ll.o n , Florlda .a n "help .v e ry com m ully .lliB tlol„ Ml(d paaaed-a bill which problem* director o f *ta te m arke t*, reported solve ... ...... its ...... ....... w ill iu rn * 12 .000,000 over to c llla i in M * weekly review o( m arket "You havti your problems here", ami count!** between now and the he said. “ And w * have ours. \V * end of the biaiinlum. ioudltlons today. • ■ '-th e Florida C ity M a rk e t area try K> help you w ith your nrobk-ins Ho th * next drain a u th o rli*d un In low ar Dada County report* iced and wn would Ilk * you to help us." th * general fund Is about S268,lln siiHgested th at avary com ­ U00.000, bed* a re being planted very rapidunity imuuhl have a list o f all nr now and much activity in the m W ill t h * i* ha that much moneyT tho atier ini events h elp * held in f lt ld t . Prospects are fo r the big- Florida each w in ter fo r the en­ F ig u re* of tli* la x a n aly st* and l i l t to m a to . acreage in a number tertainm en t of th * tourteta. so S la t* financial officers Indicate o f year*. A heavy meraaa* in polo th a t such event* do not conflict, th * income won't q u it* measure bean acreage la expactad aa la a Governor W arren said he and he suggested another list of up, but |r « a lU e * 4 O s page T l m l ■light increase jh potatoai. civic leaders In each com m unity ; "T h a Palm btto M a rk e t area haa who m ight be called upon "when ■offered during the past week vou need help in your com m unity." fro m aacessivy ra in , three Inch** The Im portance o f a fa ith In a • h a v in g been recurded In a period com m unity, aa veil aa tolerance o f fo u r d a y H o w e v e r , there la to w ard* one’* tallow m an, were A H C A D IA , C alif., Sept. 8* a wide variance In th a t aome a lto stressed hy the speaker. He irP)— Reportedly despondent oyer place* In th a . a rea erg gelling ■aid th at any new Industry com­ Ituista'a atom bomb, a collage •w r d ra in and other* laaii, hut the ing Into a town checks on tra ffic instructor killed him aelf and a ra in w ill undoubtedly cause tome ail the street*, the num ber o f ped- student, nolles said. vetrlana who paa* on the sldswalks, _____to the e ro p i. T h * victim s a ta W a lte r H . . "The W auchula U e rk e t la al- ta x * ;, and ao fo rth, before decid­ G r iffith , 85, language professor ing to locate there, but m ore than ready supplying the treds w ith j i John M u ir Collage In nearby eeme offerin gs o f yellow squash on anything cla# tt m ust havs I ’asadene, and D onald O tto M a g and psppera In addition to a fa ir fa ith In the com m unity, and th at nvion, 88, a U n ive rsity o f South­ volum * o f cucumbers. Cucumber means fa ith in the people who Uvs ern C alifo rn ia student. there. |hvolttine la expected to Increase T h e ir bodle* were found In Visitors introduced by D r. A . th e ir home yesterday. M a je n tepidly and a heavy cucumber deal W . Epps Included H illa rd M organ aon'i waa In a bathtub and G r if­ U Indicated fo r the F i l l . a rk e t re- o f Orlando and W . W . Dawson of fith's on tha floor nearby. N e a r ---------"The F o rt r i m e *M---------„ favo rab le jR p w in g w eather Sanford. 0 . W . Spacer announced Ids hand lay a .81 ealloer re ­ ie the etorm . Crops In the arse th a t ha would m ake a rep o rt on the volver. The profeisor'e fa th e r, W a lte r redo trsmandous grow th, action o f hie com m ittee w ith ro* ting o f th e cucumber crop ■poet to tho To u rist Canter next H . O. G riffith , told Brownt "W alte r's m other and I dined ... :tod to f i t underw ay about week. w ith him tha n ig h t President m iddle o f October, Tom ato#* T ru m a n announced Russia had — t s ta rt abotrt th rs# to four developed an atom bomb, and ha weeks la ts r. T k * cucumber aero.. S E U IN O L K i i i q u , teemed v ery disturbed about fL " i fa a g p e c te d jg .b e . between 800 T h e Bentlnola H ig h School Prose > can’t th in k o f any o ther fo e « 0 acre*. i acreage Club regrets an e rro r In ita story elide reason fo r his doing a th ing like thto." B . kh sc hooV student a aoiamodi- l S » S W would attend inii eehool fo r i n KIWANIS PROGRAM program . T h # event w ill The on Thureday evening a t Club PISHING LAW win w ill be directed by 0 W W. Johns, state fat • S KuHsia’s Atom Itomb Produces 2 Suicides e xp lo sio n LONDON S*pi~aa — l/H.Atomic » c le iiii*ia (ru m th e U n i­ ted S la te *. D rlta ln and C anada met here tuday to tra d e In fo rm * th in on l» r< iiln s and p rm tucln e u ra n iu m . T h e ir m eeting w a * M'heduled .rv e r a , w eek* a e c -w ell h e fS r, l * * | w e e k * eunounc e in tn i th a t .Soviet H u **ia now hue lh * humh, o ffic ia l eourcc# *a id. H ut th a t a n u o u m e m c .it obt'lou »ly a a v * the conlereu.-e new u rge n cy. If m t f t Amfctetod Prcoo L o u d Wlro N D A Y S E P T . 2 ft, 10 * 0 Attlee Regime Yugoslav Hits To Stake Life Soviet Effort On Money Plan |To Break Tito C om utem lilr cloudiness and accarloual showers and thunder­ shower- throng h Tuesday. ConyrrcHs Atomic Committees Faces Issue |, N. Official Accuses Russia Of Stirring Up Border Nations Against Tito Reign . NI'.W Y O R K . S ept. 26— </P>— Y llgu sU via today accused Russia e l using every k in d o l p rtss u ie , including a im ed d tm o n ilr s tio n i, to f c ic t P rem ier M a is h s l l i l u to how q n d ti M oscow's w ill. 1 A d d ie n in g the U n ite d N ations A u e m b ly . Yugoslav F oreign M m tet«t L d ’ e n l K a id e lj blasted at w hat be .a ile d Russia's im p e ria l­ istic methods He calle d u ii Russia I * ptove her desiie lo r peace by W aving Yugoslav alone. H r spoke d ire c tly to the Hustte m iii tlie ir own language S u v is l Foreign M in iste r A n d re i Y. V is itia tk y . an easily a ir is a l. listened inIta lly . H r took m any notes d o l­ in g the speech R e le ttin g to V lth m s k y 's appeals lo t jiea .e in the A ssem bly last week K a id tlt said; "O ne i annul possess peace-lov­ in g intentions w h ile h in tin g upon Y u g u d a .ia the tin ra ts the g overn ­ ment o l the l N. S R is sho w n mg up.iii h ri lie ■•-laliril ttiat V i-liln -k y liad •X p le--ed I t ilM it ', d e slir to .o o jjfid ii till nil iiuhuriP in L O N D O N . S rp t 2b— < /P )—B r i­ tain » l.a lio i g iiv r in n ie iil i l n u lrd bul-t.V to «t.ik» its h lr on a m illio n -••king F a ilu iu r n l to a pp ro ve tie. a llia lin n o l ih r | h iu iii I. I'a ilia in rn l ir .o n v r n r t tomorrow in an rniP igrriry th ire day debate K - ' »N1| Ntoiil VllHUhltek I** ulnu It on llir crisis laisrd by ilir cheapen(U k llR u t4 Or r « M Ibtw ) iiih <>f ih r pound lio m 84 O i tu 82 HO eight days ago. If the la b or P a rly 's m o tio n should fail in the H o u ir o f C oinlim ns. P rim e M in iste r A ttle e w o u ld he fo ic e d to d isband P a rlia m e n t and . a ll an im m ediate general elec­ Juki, Ldw uid La inti, 24 yeai old tion. ['he governm ent has a 6 0 per .e n l m a jo rity in the House, and if U tjlio, w«k I'uuvlrled uii -Is charar- uf p r ill la u e n y Frtdav u n ru ly L a b o ritca can be w hip pe d in ­ and Municipal J u d g * J. CL HIih iu ii is line, the governm ent w ill w in fined him $50 and cost* m nil day* out. S um * L a b o r leaders w o n te d (gi.vMcii count, 1'olic* C h l*f Roy tha t to m * o f the leftists W t h e ir , fl. ’W illiam s ■imnuhcad this iinnnranks m ig hl abstain fio m v o tin g >mg. d ire s t slid lolivlctio il of tha and cut dow n lire L a b o r m a rg in, lo-giii last .Monday hy Lieut. .Mas The l.nhor leaders prepared s llii/s uiid i'a lit.lm a tl I'attersoii motion today asking the House .le.ned l.(> the Iliy itlT ) of a Im lil to ra il on the H rltish people f<u t.v, ol tiieltn of hl. ycle*, clot lung, "tlieir fu ll cooperation w ith the ludlo* and iii- li An F ill te jm il governm ent" In digging out of a, disclosed llia l l.uinl. had a M in i deapi-inlo (ra d * deficit. It in o . nisi l e i . m l He via- lejiu lte d to It »•iiiaus* «la r a a * T v iu i , l.uv,- route lu-ie I non .Miami, -aid t lOrf W illia m * . UolliiiH Creetd New i lln Si t.t III, I unit, e u triv d III* -e.olid liaml -lu te of lir n ig * M lllStudentH To CainpuN .01 .Suufoid Avenue to dlipose uf W IN T E R I'A lt K , Sept. 26-1/1*. -nine of h i- loot Lolling to do no, — The advance guard of an es lie u-saulled Alt. .Mills who was In netted enrollm ent o f 600 students l.iir.l tu I Its- e s trtu ol isip illtu g began u rrlv in g on th * campus of ..inIleal altenlluli. I "li..w ing a cum plaint of a Rollins College today aa th * H6th lesion got underw ay. -molt tlm ll lust M onday, Lieut, Itegiiinlng w ith four day* of li# -- ami I'a tio ln ia ii I'atte isu n ai freshm an orientation and re g is tra ­ tested Liinih at F ifte e iilh Htleet tion of new students, the actual 1olid W illlw m - A venue. T h * itvgio atari of classes w ill not take idace III. .ke loose, lint u ltr l a brief until F rid ay. I chase they recaptured him and Pres. Paul A . W agner and lia r - 1 took him to Jail. vay 8 . W oodruff, new director of Ilia case of W illie Isaac, chargthe Conservatory o f Music, w ill h« r.l w ith III* recent lobbing of introduced w ith other new faculty I iionipsuli's Grocery on tile Mouth m em lirrs to the teaching s ta ff at W e.t Hoad was due for tria l to­ a facu lty m asting today. in C llv Court. The new president of R ollin s dayM eanw hile, tw in a lle n ig iv .t w ill lie Introduced to new students slung w ith his adm in istrative s taff l.i eok-lns III til* legion of F if ­ at the annual get-together of the teenth Ml reel and Oak Avenue student body In the Student Center w e i* laportad to police. M r*. H, G. at 7:45 follow ing dinner in the .Hliltihidaer slated that at m id­ commons. • < night S aturday ah* heard a riots* W elcom ing com m ittee* of upper- In the dining room o f her home at claasmen m et Incom ing trains to ­ 14UH Dak Avenue, turned the lig h t day. on and aom«un* went uut through Included In the orientation pio- H it screen of the window. N othing irarn w ill be English plscsmenl was i sported missing. sals, choir auditions, swimming W. 51. Hoag, H le t* Road d«testa, T B eheat X -ra y s , conferences paitm ent supervisor, told police w ith fa c u lty advisors and three as­ that III* horns at 200 W >at F if ­ semblies a t which they w ill l>s ad­ dressed b y Dean W enaali C. Stun*. teenth H tr**t had b **n en t*r*d A . D. E n v a rt, dean o f m men and Monday night w h ll* h * waa aw ay, M a ria n C leveland, dean of women but teportad nothing mlaalng. Man Found C.uilly 01 IVlit Larceny Fined $300, Costs f Former Enemy Nationi Receive Third Of American Foreign Aid . ' f l i t Ii . i M iiik ... ,m eiK .'iicy top-secret ll.rctllig In IVuviilngtoii. tlic ( Lii’giB B i.uiii' M .-list.- tV tiim lM ,-,' launched a study of pullticnl ami iin i.t.ii) in. 1 1.. I,., is- uf it.,- iiinouncem ent tliat hu* «rt ..if .to ,<(..Ill i . I.,'. Vl . 1 1ll iiii-niliel * o f tin u.oup check lo -..- <l:r pui.-lies 11>. v u i. li t<> i I Sen. W illix m Know Iamb I ’allfm ma; t'tiu. 1*01011 l<>- M ilr lU '.im , i oiinectltfut ui'.l Sen Turn I'.m in H y , r > -.is S .ii vi ' I h .mi ii.g r.l G.ai I'resdcnl T iiim a u a j.p c il foi m tn national to m . I >.t at. ini, riic i-ty . ( Inlt-inational Hmimtplmloi Prince Wounds President Signs Self In Suicide Reciprocal Trade Try Over Wife A greem ent Act Alexuiiiln I lulu*iilolic. Truman Gets l*,i ct*tlom I'tirmrr Nnhlenum, To Deal With Tar­ lu C i it it ,il S l a t e iff Cut T r e a t i e s ‘ vept Y t >1<K Nl W 2h o f) WAMlIINtiION, Srjit .’h GJ') I 'lit h e A l c . i m l f i l l o l i r i i h .h r , o lio I..S.I l.r c n L i . i . i l iig o . r i ,i t r p a ia >" li t ii'iu lot . ilc . t li.n h iiL iirlf I ’ rriid rn l Im iiia ii Im lat sigurd nit" law an rs lrlm u n ol the R r iip io ia l lia d e ag irriiiru ls jiiogi.nu until i.u i li.g h l oi j M iitu lr d tlc tn p l, p o ­ 1 4 5 1 .H r ..m l it will aid 'rsp.tnded lice ta n i world lia d r .ii a lime when it it I lie liie m lir i ut a m il r le ad in g most urgentl> needed." 1* f i n .h i a m i A iis tn a n n o iila fa m ily I he le g iiL th o n , e a lrn d u ig the w as ie p o lle d in m l i t a l v u m b ltu a la, t o . the m i l l lim a .nice it w as lo tfav at t ity H o sp ita l w ith a liu lle t t in t rn a i led in 14)4. gives the wound i i i i h r ilo"»t I lie sliol ii.l 1 P irs u lrrit j t i r r l i . m i l hi w o rk in g liip ic d one lung n ot l. m t f M illin g l i r d l i n w ith o lh r i A p u lic r g iia id w a , posted .it m iiuiu- i h r lir.ls id e o l lli r Hr h titln h r of h j i* 1(1 v r A i - u l d l l o .i i i r rc l I | t i i > 8r i n i n i i U * f * l 'to il o f A i m l h r i m on o| I (h r t r In t u t 1 m i | iti i I 1Jilt h ir$ o il t o i l i t l r t f m m o l h r i foiiittl I i v f i r i r l l i t u r c * l i l t 4 |»4 i t | | | f l l l . 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J r . r * M ilking one of tils la t e p o lillc am liA ssad u r to f 'u l.iin l n p p e u in in e s am i sh o w in g e ffe c ts I hi* I'ltiu -w ’i v s tiu n g n l w i f * am i ..f in- long illn e s s , H u ll w a lk e d Mint b ur h u rr li'd to tin- lio s jiiiu l li.e W lilts* H o u se w it ii tlie aid when in fio m i'll o f iIn- -h o o tin g Milo I h*v w Milt'd In an a n ti'in u m vs 1111.- >.| .• . urn- to |o!n o lh e l lint a llie s . in* n n .li'i w urit an u p iiiit iiu i I .■«• t-i ! Il mi-. H u ll's f i l - t v is it lo tlie ih e v w on* p « r m llli‘it lu ta lk w ith W hite H io i-e sin ce V .1 d a y. him . In ii s t u le liie lil, M l. T t l l l il l l l l I'ulice m iiurtm t that ll.vlit-rilnlit- -ui<I i l i .i l " t in iio g li th is w ise and linys r icl*-|ihiin*wl last itlg n i t„ Ills lawyei and fiii'm l, Francis I', lia rv a ii, tell ing him In* intendcil tu shunt him •e lf ami giving In at t m-l i.tn n aimut ii s i'a lfil lint as In thi* law vet '* pus se ssio n . K '» a ila s *4 Its r a g * Three) I'Titridu Farm Bureau A iiiiouih ' uh Con to st W A M I I N U O S . S ep t. 2 6 - < / P ) D r (u o iM tn < o n g ie irio n a l Ic a d ri» itu liv s lrtl h i.ls j th a i they w ill m ake a m i u n i r i l ib iv e next y ear to grt llir tr d r,s i UCAtUiy out o l th r led e v m il it ta k e * an in * c ir a i r in lAvrs S p rs k ri U a v I u h h hin ted at thia p o in b ililj a ltci a W h ite H o u r* ra il H r told ir p o iic i* the H o u r* <Jef in 11rJ> will a l i . h e fu ie a d jo u rn ­ m ent of the [ i i o m i m t i o n , on 1*8 h I a I io ii ckp A iiilm g l li c fe d e ra l N iu e i S ri in itv pi ..gram . H o w e v e r, tli* SeiiAlc i, not expected lo act on t)u» loti until I'J ii). H a y b i i i i i M id <me rc a io n fo r seeking M o to r a . iio ii on S u clal 3 * v m ily exjiA ii.iim n io clear the t i Ack foi ih r H o m e W ays a u d M eans 1 um iu iH rr to get dow n to v iu ik ra ilv urvi v ra i un a general ir v itiu ii of ts» t h iliilr i T h e com * m ille r li.iiitllc , f,.*tk, S o m a I C ccurfIV A lul tAV ilrg i,|.H io |i. A lllu o ig h hr dnl not directly p re* d m an un ir,t»r mi (Aset. R a y b u rn -Aid llir g u v ,iiin irn i "can n o t con­ tinue d r ln ii tn u iiM iig in d e fin ite ­ ly " Nome n o n ,.u n .I , r x j i r i l llie gov- rm iiiriH li. >|,,nd f I.(M ill.0 0 0 .0 0 0 hi $ 'i 0IH) (Mill m ill, m o ie tliAii it l.ik r / in dining llir r u n e n t fiscal V r a i, rm liu g iir v l lu n r )(). M ean w h ite r io iile n i T im n a n in odiii.it riii- Snoitii to vote pay la l- i's fo i in - iit h ln c l am i (o p iiH ik iu g g . . . . itm ic iit lic u tc o a u ta . In n ht i . - i to Vlcu I'le a ld e n t H ill Kiev .Mi 11 tim a ii said lie was - iillir l- i'd livui lu p u rts of oplinailliiu to liiciu astn g lh * s a ta rl*6 o f o ffic ia ls tu exe c u tiv e jioatlona. " I urge the H c n a le ," th e P re s i­ dent m o le , "to act fH V u iab ly upon this Icg lilatio u wldch w ill do ao min li to liulu mo lu p iu p e ily disctun Ming till' dulius of my u lfic *." A S em ite House co m m ittee was o i I led m tn co n fcrt'iice at 2 P .5 I. tu lie to w o ii, uut a fin a l cum |ii.m ii«e versio n o f at ma aid legla- lot iiiii I III- S e n a t e voted l" i a iKUKiatU li.ia ilB u e e <>• r > „ f n v ) Motorists Warned By Sheriff’s Office On Law Violations .M in iill I*. A . M m io auiiuuiicsd this m o iiillig th ill s te m m easures wilt i.e ilik e n a g a iiik t (n ic k d riv e i - ol liiiu h e r or |uil|iw oud whu stop 11 u ck* on tile n a i l and fa il to i" iu |ity w ith th e law m ,to llin g lim e - ut n lg lit o r flu g - in (lie day t IIIII. lie also w arned, that prisons wtm ilitv u past ntam lm g school l.u -e - m e su b ject to a u e s t and fllie, am i s ta te d that tlie period foi w a rn in g such v io la le r* had pu-scil, und th a t a c ii.iii w ill be t aken on such cases m itie f u lu r * . H e ic v e a le d th a t tlie w u m i viu laI to il- la k e place on the O llatidw H ig h w a y , w h e re f i ve vlu lu tu M re ­ c o il iy lu c e lv *,! stern w an m ig a. file ucclilunt caused iiy u stalled lo ggin g tru c k on C e le ry A v s u u * W ednesday n ig h t was the second u f i u ty p e w ith in tlie past tw y m onths, said H lm rift M r t u in an liuiinclng h i* d riv e a g a in s t vio lat in - . In a d d itio n to a ta ll lig h t, tw o i c u i i uf lev to r s a ie tequired fo i such tru c k s , he said. H o w a rd M o rris o n , negro drives of Hie tru c k , w ho w as th ro w n fro m the ru n n in g b o ard o f h i* truck am i ru n over b o th hy H i* tru c k am i by t h * a u to m o b ile uf Leonard W h ile o f O rla n d o , who ta n Into the tru c k , s u ffe ro d eig h t b ro k tn rliie , hut w ill p ruhiih ly recover us nu serlu ua In te rn a l In ju r ! * * luive been rs vealed , according 19 H r. G iv t ll* B a rk s , a tte n d in g p h y ­ sician. • H r. H a rk s w as aum tiiu ntd last n ig h t tu F e rn a ld -L a u g h to n M s m u ria l llu s p ila l to a tte n d C alvin F a lm e r u f D e L a m l, whu rtc e iv e d scalp la c e ra tlo n a w hen h i* tru c k tu rn ed o v e r on th e D vL an d H ig h ­ w a y n e a r t h * r .E .C . R a ilro ad crossing. M r . P a lm a r w ill probabty b * a id * to g o ’ hom e today, said D r. H arks. Gut van tried lu itissuaili- lluheii Any -oil oi duughivl of all uc lull# a n d - fa ilin g --p lc k c .l up u live iiit'inhri of tlie Lloitdu Farm pollceiiian am i a iloclot amt s|inl Ihucun i* eligible lo competa fo r In a laxlcali to his client's iijmi t .......it at 2011 F ast ti2inl Hi i eel i, M,ill'll F i i i i i i H i i i euu-W inil Lov­ Them they found Huheiilohi' lying e ll scholarship, L. K. Johnson, on th * floor w ith a .86 calilnn te si'cietai v o f th * Hcinliioie County ; Lnrin lliiiv a n , aiinouncvd this vnlvi'i liesid* him . A note waa fm ind In the a p a rt­ in.n mug. The deadline ful aliplli'atlull it ment, Im t police did not disduse net Id, he stated, ami thu winner Its contents. Ilo lm n lo h a'i w ife, 27, has been will lie announced et the Htutc living In N ew Y ork C ity recently Lai in Hut call convention at St. anil th eir two sm all chiltlisn have i'e te i-liiiig , Nov. 11 and 12. been livin g w ith relatlvea in sub Applicanta a r * m unlred to fu rurban W h it* P lains, N . Y. iii-h a r«port of ail high sellout The coupUi m et w hite they w eie guides, a stutem enl concerning attending th * same school In Pu- estiM curricular activities ami a ((.'•■ llam a a a r a n * T » a | recotd of Future Farm ers, F M A arid I f f Club activties If any. Alao a siatement u f nut m o r* than 500 words is to b« m ad* by th * appli.unl uii the subject, "W h y I want to go tu collcg*," Any h o y or g irl who can q u a lify The benetlt dance given by the Is mged to make application hy Elks Club Wednesday night a t th * telephoning M r. Johnson a t 1100 Han O rla Club fo r the benefit of ut H&&-Jth * M a rry A nna Hom e fo r C rip ­ pled C hildren In U m a tilla proved D IU V K K H L1CEN HR H a big success w ith moru than SOU Saturday la the deadline fo r persona atte n d in g , H a rry K u d tll. securing a d riv e r* license, County E lk pro gram chairm an, announced Judge D u u ilaa Rtenatrom elated today, this morning. A fte r Oct. I, th o i* M r. K udell stated th a t the E lk * who have failed to renew licenses would Ilk * to th ank everyone who w ill hsv* to pay a I I dallnquent participated in th * dance, and fee or laka a d riv e r* exam ination. especially T e d G reer, m anager uf the club fo r fu rn ish in g tha o r­ JA X RAIN FALL chestra, A ll nat p ro e ttd * wank to J A C K H O N V IL L F ., Rapt. 2 8 -iA *) J A C K S O N V IL L E , Hspt. the H a rry A n n a _ W a t a r - l o g g a d Jackaonvll!*, I/P)— T a m p e r a lm * tabla which had th * heaviest rain In Da .Station history vaaterday, got m o r* o f tha A tla n ta R i f CBABI sam* today. R ain ' smarted again a t A tla n tia C ity WASHINGTON. _______ Sept. .80—VP)— l— u n — midday ______ and _»§ iS jM e tid lo con Boston The Air Fore# aaid odd today today that In­ tinued in te rm itte n tly throughout Chicago coming report* skew ■how that 10 10 men, men >the dav. D *n t* p wore killed and three aerloualy In* In- f a whopping 10.18 inches fell In Hlks Benefit Dance Draws 300 I'erMonw w*-• dir# ---------- Drive For New Federal Taxes Is Foreseen Rayburn S.iys Govern-. ment L gu’i Keep On Speiuliupi MoreThan Its l . t x e s Produce WASHINGTON, Scpl. 2 6 - - ( / P ) - F q ta ig n countries received | 5 , 1 6 9 ,0 00 ,00 0 in g ifts and other gia n ts fro m tha U. S. g overnm e nt t a il yaar. Mon th a n a th ird o f it went to te rm e r enem y n a tio n i. " T h a t# gills and g ra n ts," tha D epartm ent o f Com m erce la id , "ar# p ro v id e d #ith#r aa o u trig h t d on atiou * a a i o r w ith in d « te rm in a la conditions and ta rn s of re c o v e ry * ------------- ------------------ r ‘MDdln* f " * , a n d th ird tn m n k in fiie a l 1848 with 1188,000,000 and 8760,000,B##*r Ik e departm ent U00 rexpeetlvely. T h e ir total In ■aid 111 In credits "re- poet w ar grants la mora than 81.over several 000,000,060 each. qufring < regnym i B rita in got yaars’’ baa hem extended to fo r- ♦108.000,000, Prance 8868,000,000 e ljn eountrton since the w ar. In 1848 grants. T h e te te l in g tfla and g n a ts Ita ly haa draw n 11,886,000,0(10 R eatw ar ysara up to g a <|1 8 ^ W 10p0jtW0. lln fa u r years, 1884,000,000 o f it W M i In 1848 and 1888,000 In 1848. 698 0000001 C hina, Hated aa second largest , '6 M ,0 W ' I b e n e lk ia ff o f g ra n ts ainca the *aa the chief M " * ot-V < ,000 In fiscal both fto1848.. <000,008 Jured when a B-88 auperfortm* th* 24 hours ending at last midin 1848. U i- . S T fiS civilian » tour* N fL the The be 84 hour r l W t o e m recorded! led vlouily wae f .M (tehee on » to Nu. 283 THE WEATHER Kansas New T t Low � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 23, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 23, 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 23, 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/8533452c4185811518b5373089aac67f.pdf 88490207a4766a26a07ef9dd5ecc2d7d PDF Text Text s WEDNESDAY SEPT. 11. 1 * 0 * By MAI, B O Y L E NEW YORK,— WP>— Bam, a cigar-smoking, sakl-drinklng big wheel from Osaka, thlqks one American product has only a lim­ ited future In Japan. The product'ls—falsies. "If Japanese girl wear* Eu ­ ropean dress," sold Bam. "may­ be falilrs all right. “But If she wear kimono—not" It seems the Japanese feminine Ideal it a bumpless silhouette. "Bern—a nickname ha picked up here—is Iskmu Hahakl, 47, miinNgIng director of the Kinkl Nippon railway, the largest Independent­ ly owned lullrond In tho Orient. . The rnllrnud owns a chain of hotels, dcpnrtment stores and theaters, and Ha lick I Is visiting America to drum up some tourist business for the land of chorry Railroad Passenger Death Rate Low Strike Wave Sam F ra n Osaka Takes Dim View, Of U.S,False Front (C n O fN l Sm s f w WASHINGTON, Sept. 21—yP> —The Interstate Commerce Com­ mission said today the railroads’ passenger-death late last year was the lowest In a decade. Deaths of travelers In train accidents during 1948 totaled 53 —a rate of 1.38 deaths per bil­ lion passenger miles of opera­ tions. This compares with 75 passengcr fatalities In 1947 and 118 In 1948. Injuries, ranging from tho terlnua to minor hurts caused by slipping up In an aisle, similarly declined to 4,638 compared with 6,148 the year before and 5,878 two years ago, Total deaths associated with train operations In 1948 camo to 9,788, n 0.63 par cent dtscreasn from 1947. The grand total of Injuries dropped 11.89 per cent to 43,091. Aa usual, hlghwny grade cross. !ng arcldents accounted fur tho most deaths last year— 1,668, with trespassers on rnliroad pro­ perty a fairly dosa second at W EDNESDAY Drifting on a Cloud lint,. fo r a Ladr I'ri-arsni of <;*»■,8a V » ( l* ,f Ifsll Mesi lh» II* nd Nlalii Edition Vurlfty H|mrts K in a of D»y I'n lK iln r M usln |i » lin in '* T i m . C n lis il N u ll,in . l'r jin ln r Mil "In <li.--l.nl Him*.nit. News T iir iiin M . T i m . M ltliilKhl ll.n it*< rim « Ns w a HIk n fIff T im n a iiA v t V e .ir r n J u in l.i.I * . N ews W estern Jam b oree T ile J O 'clo c k Club N ew . I ’n p illa r M u .lo M nrnlnjt D e v o iln n . Mimits In M u .lo W orld at N ln * V a rie ty I’o p u lar Mimic A iia e l. fe a r In t r .s d *1 I..,, .4 ..«*« i« . . .. "Business bad now, better next O ld. New . |t,.rr,iw e.| O rc lie e lra A K tar spring," hht, said. “How's stock M ,tra in s V a rie ty market doing?" W orld at Noon We bad u long talk with Ham The Hand W ago n lin o C h ili •ml the Interpreter ha leaned on Cu pu lar H int when his own thoughta encoded f.iiiln A m e ric a n a hie Engftsh—George Alexander, M im ical V a r ld le a lia r None lln n ih Tokyo traffic manager for the T o d a y '. H lar Northwest Airlines. lllla h H e a d lin e * Y o u r M em ory Hmts* The JnpHnfHD Hllk Association Mimic I .nvere P rogram asked him lo find out why Amurlllefo re I he doc roo m . ean women pi efnr nylon stock Inga, Ily lie,Pleat The Ith y llirn llo o r and Ham saldi T h e llr lg h t Hpot "I fed I hut silk stockings arc New a mura flattering to women's legs T t v l l . l t * H ong. Hpoiln I'n rn d . than nylun." Ill rue t'rim hy H tng. Thotuughly broad-minded as It*pnrt lo lire I ’eo pl. I'o j.i.li.r Mimic well as kccn-cycd, he gestured V a rie ty with his--hands as If outlining a K e y ,i,ile a l>y C a r l . barrel, and ir,narked! V a rie ty H a ll "American women beautiful — Vft-et II.* Hand Hep. H m atli.rg very shapely. All have originality n i« 1.1 i:,m in n In dressing." M il.In V a rie ty Hport* K in a of D . r Ham tnadc a trip on the auliwav, I'o p.ilar Mimic but It failed to give him uny new 1C* 1m Heel I me Ideas on lt„w to aurdlnn more I',d ie d Nh I |.,ii * P o p u lar Mimic assengers onto his own railway, I lla **lr> a l H oovenlr. t alletoly'carries from 1,000,808 S', w n tn 2.000,800 commuters dully. He T u r n la lile T im e M lilo lald fI e o d e . v „ ,i. dots plsn, however, to put on some V e iv a Cllta girl hostesses, They'll peddle Hlat. f if f 14a. A big league baseball gaiuri gave Ills biggest thrill of the tmir| to Ham, who has the yen to huv a team for himself sometime, lie U'flnllnnM Pn.* trn.i was disappointed at the small II,i,old Wilson t|„, l.nluu K„v*rn..... . l>l,-si,lent of Ibe llo.nl of crowd—only about 40,000. "In Japan big game draw Trndr "Them should he ,u, holding 100.090," he said. The thing that Impressed him buck hi’cause of losing gt"iim[ iu most was Hint the rrowd got up othri murk,‘I s " Wilson milled In Voluntarily nl the sound of the hi, eMnrk on the llrllisb limler’s National alliem—1"nobody had lo Irsdllliinal dls'isle for new business lva order"— and he was amaxed gained at the expense of « longHinndiiig nrcmml. I the lark of shoving. Wlbiuii win lied, however, linn • "Hard one Individual doesn't Impose upon ■nuttier," he veld havers In ihn Hulled Mini*, nnd Caiinihi prohahly would expert Iravaiy. II must he pointed out here (list I some price rills. And rediiellons In Sam didn't see the suhway In the dollar prices also would Iu* nec­ essary mi rerlaiu good. In merit tush hours. roinpetlllmi, the Board of Tradn What did Amsrtea have that head said, Would he helpful to Japan? "Thera lot of very big things hsr* that wouldn't fit small cuuri4rv Ilka Japan," Ham mused. Hut. «h* thought there was room fori lautomatlc vending machines-In-1 •eluding plnhallers. And ho felt iJapan could adopt n higher re­ aped for women, a thing tlint /struck him t>about the United Stataa. | '■ "In Japan women walk behind," • hp said. m u **/ ‘ ( ’filocii G ra y unit M ark Stovunn arc |m im l inrm uiticiJly in W ill Janies* ''Snm l.’* a UHth ( stnltiry-Kcix picture, in color liv Technicolor, I,onely Hearts (Jruek War O P T O M E T R IS T O a st pal'l for entirely by lb* employers. /.It major companies have de­ clared their willingness to negotb iCSPeiif Dr. C. L. Persons H u . M anet r t « m r a g e O a e i It," T lm l « a n w hen I got III* Idea t lia l m v n in lll'T w e a le d lo g rf I IS O A In ls l «f r.ft« K rta if - s l.n l. S»«« w l . l-» T .H » » s l rh .M IM A lla a t l' •->> RIO#. more-* m Ins*, no b .IX li: * when you S i r * Syrup of b lio K -D ra u ih t to /OUT "olid, fl/rup lit Jjlx ck -p ra iiin t I* fdsiwl for ritlld rrn R i n l l s f a l i U t u f ^ b r c i B H of I r r e f u I ■ (ytf, MTititn T sk ? n " V .nd": > / T $ 0 K I t / r w i.il S y ru p ( * *w w i r . i of m a rk - I 1 1 MM X . Draught usu- l If n f s lljr e f f e c ts \ I prom pt, r o s y 7 M Q U M S IM 1 rrllef. And I he ^ " 7 " ” ' 7 III..M l.I. „*< jt T k y la st* pleases t h e y o u n f.t.T S .ThaTO why they never kick about l.k tn g S in iB of lllark lim u s ld It'* a p u r. produet. e m p lo y e . lost their lives on duty and ttu,667 suffered Injuries In road, shop and yard operations. PASSING PROBLEMS A I* Newnfcaturps HOT SPRINGS, Ark.--The hlg. g e l problem of fnotlmll roaches today is forward pass defense. "That," Hiiys Head Conch Matty Bell of Southern Methodist Uni-, verslty, "Is why we thiow the hall i erul thiow ll plenty." Bui. lie addl'd In n lecture at a cinching rlinie here, win!,- it gains ’ ground fn.ter, the ueriul circus line n drewlmrk. "As Fred Thomsen (now of; S,iiilh<v»sl Missouri, Springfield) u icd to say when ho had the Unl-i versily of Arknnau. boys throwing! the bull aioninl so much In tbc Thirties: ‘They grt lary. Tliuy can’t see any sense In hatting i/iclr I,rniri. out lo gain three yards I running with the hull when they I iiin pick up .111 by pnaaing". [ r Money Crisis State Leginlature —Jacksonville egg and poultry* prices today: Florldn Eggs Florida Grade A Quality Minimum weights, pei rase; lumbo 68 |bt. extra large 50*. lbs., large (.tnttdnrd) 46 lbs., medium 39'u |bs., nmtill 34 lbs., pee wees 28 lbs., minimum weights ( per dniPii ns shown below. All stiles to retallern Market steady on Florida near­ by whiles. Current Market Florida Net Weight Per Dnsen Grede A Per Dqj. L ooim In Cart. Large 24 os. ,71 .75 Medium 21 ns. .69 .83 . Hinall 18 os. .46 .49 F.xtm Igr. 27 os. .78 .77 I'rudneers sates to wholesalers generally 4 rents less per ilosenProducei* sales direct to con­ sumer*. Current Market Florida Nel Weight Per Horen Grade A Per (lor. Loose In Cnrt.: Large 24 os. .7H .82 Medium "I os. .85 .89 flninll 18 os. .69 .54 i Extra lire. 27 os. .80 .84 J Social Security 0 1 s/ VJOULW 4' Eft. ft A m m H f o l k ,* n u m i m n r oAfWfts if M*ie DCM D M A S P E 't H iA U tW L SHAM UW ' American glasswars played a M rt In Presidential elections in the J lH h (Wntuiy, as glass plates, * flasks1and other objects bearing nemaa and faces of candidates * w a r e 1widely used as campaign ’ ‘ literature," iL iW t lt only900 spare yard N o w y o u ca n h a v e y o u r choice of lovely pattern* fa r •v e ry room In genuine G o ld S eel C o n g o le u m —ftm o a * fo r h e a v ie it q u a lity , I t s g le a m in g , e a » y -to *c le a n , Su/ur y u e n a m e l tu rfa o e la it a s a d la st*, y o u r la tlifa o tlo ® fa- m Now At • Seminole Hardware Store •‘tv s i n ts t-r us' The new rales make the pound worth the equivalent of 12.80, the m u m as the British valuation, In cross exchanges of pounda »nd dollars for escudos. guaranteed. B-86 Probe I.OND0N, Sept. 2 l-(/P )~ IIfr* ere llie old and new money valuta for tho latest nations tu devalue Ihelr currencies! Belgium (franc) 10.023 IF.W Portugal (escudo) eountad for no per rent of the total freight volume on the cleas one ayeteme and produced 14 per cant of th* total freight revenues. The coal aaeoclatlon laid It waa Impossible to give a definite fig­ ure oo the coal operators losse%, because of the wide variance In coata and profit! in Individual mine* nnd In different arose. ml area parenl-leacher ns*oclal Inns urging enactment of the ■alea tax to raise money neces­ sary to carry on tho school pro­ gram and nther atale aervlcea. Rip. Bryant roee to charge that some of the telegrams may have been alncerely oent but "aorou were Inspired from right Hare In 14600,000 estimate was Yallnlinaafen M Iraq (dinar) The reached on tho basis that the mlnoa now closed would normally produce 8,000,000 tons of coal The goIden-eye fly la so-cel led daily the operator*' grow profit because tha eye In some light* would bo TB emta a ton. appears to bo of burnlihad gold, iu»a will act an tha bill D O W N _: P A Y M E N T CATTLE AND HORSE TRUCK I N S Dodge « fod( « H | » n t k |M ly , tM ) i IM , F ly frvmt i t n A M r e a r U n * 4 i » w t t r m t a u ii« U a • « - » - — • ^ 8!* r E '* , ■r . i J g e . *k w J l T X Um SANFORD Fjimiture Co. �V ' -c l a U n ity Tfctr# I t t t o n c t h — I * P n tN t t l * P m m at llu Wartt! To h M t t e t t i m p m a t Aaertaat la Protaw Fraoyertty far Iloaf art. D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R 1 Talks Are Expected To Begin Friday; Bel! r a Cloudy with scattered mostly afternoon and evening thunder­ showers through I'rlday. Moderate southeast to south winds. l l i Amodated Prcaa Leaned Wire No. 293 ■— ina Urges Sales Tax .N. Action To ock Commies Effect In $teel Strike Another Week O r r .u r a i f e ISDAY SEPT. 22. 1919 qo Puti off V in lw n r * i TH E W EA TH ER Is Accused Of 'irecting Chinese Communists And Of Outdoing Tiie Czai At Aircraft Co. Goes Into Six Weeks; Racing Bill Studied -_ _ •2 1 | ' ♦T I-. Senate Reverses Its Jl 3 A u to Accidents O c c u r Involving 7 Automobiles f! Measure 56 To 39; WASHINGTON. Sapt. 22— Position On Racing H 1—Russia today charged that Smith Votes For I t , (tons of the Unitad States in D a t e s For Gulf* loot fire months prove the Odham Is Against stream Horse Park greialva alma" of tha North antlr Treaty. The new Soviet T A LL tilAS.-Te e T Sept. 22— TALLAHASSEE, Sept 22— (/P) rt* to the State Department 1/P'— \ 7.’ -vt*r.(iM anti-sales (acred to mrasure* taken by — The Senate (hanged iti mind tax Inhhvtttl took • *w|ng at ona lls country to Join tn carrying today mrl vnir.l J(1 to IR to per­ of the hill', liiihor) In a hotel It the pact. lobby *r iiunirnf :,(trr passage mit inlrnduct'.'ii of the m-agiut Several Persons Are nt Ihe hill I mI Might Snialur W. out.ag < m l"ll , , thiiffle Florida Seriously Hurt In NEW YORK. S ^ T 22—(/P)— A, Shant!) if (. linrn illr, chair­ man of (hr -'.ernie I inane* ComC ina called on the United Nations Hnr»e ramie f*r-» in favor of GulfEvening's Crashes ) Iream Park mittfe, natrf Ifohttf L. Newman i sambly today to art quickly to Senator. |otir,,„n of Rrookiville Thre# automobile accident) in­ aimrk at him hut itii**ed when g »venl Communiim from engulfhr took nffcnra nl remartm il | China and the entire Fat East, and Shiver) ,1 <l,'|i|ey twitched to volving seven ran and a logging made In Jr si bv Shamle and i the first time. Chin* also chain- the Gulf.iream tide on recnniidei#- truck kept ambulanrei raring to anmr other amitnr*. Newman, I that Russia wa. directing the lion of thr Mondiv vote of I 'l to and from Sanford hoipitali last however, snul hr *trurk at Shaml* allrt (hr oenator cursed IB agamtt introducing the hilt. night and early today. ( lines* Communist) him Senator H a le r of Umatilla, who A three car tmavh happened China's chief delegate. Dr. T. F. did not vole Monday, noted against early this morning on the Orlando liang, told the 5*7 national delegaTALLAHA9SFF., Sept. 22-introduction today highway near lire Ihg Tree park Flotidi.ni, .tie going to -ifart pay­ | tn) that the North Atlantic Pad The bil1 wht.*’ tied up the Sen-I when Naih Kennedy of Sanford ing ,i t p-i.-n* , tie, i,ix on their j id halted the flow of Commimiim i*4 brlnre it wa* de­ collided with ihr r.,r ol D H Mer­ purch.iir, >n l-«, thin *tx week*. St f< l iron Europe, hut there w d no ate for lected on i I1* l 1* tie vote during ritt ol Notlh Caiolma and anolltrr 8 Hotitr and iriMir, „ith back­ I eh harrier in the F.*)t, the regnln immn, l» ojipnicd hv cat, owner unknown tin' were ing (torn the idminulrilion of "The Chinese Communul Parly." Tropic.*I mi! Hi.tlcsh park* turned emu-wnc on the Ingliw.ty (jnvrrtv't \C L Im t l raid, "t* an integral part ol the A Sen »tr i onnnitlee mve*lig.)t- trying to mub .* Inmil , .iulniiinl>i|e eri i lull 1- , •n< ike 1<x i itcrnalional Communist movement mg lb* St >i- 1. iinr* ind T ro ll W a driven bv (T i’ *i’r* I. Fnllin* nl Blit ibr , | 1) a. fanatical *) Communists ’1 *■■,*-* cunpromisa trr Full ( MiiriMiuon wai lold to- Sanford. ,o,er,l dt f1r in lull what ^sewhete It) propaganda » *1wtif in retail inle: it u.- will he exempt. Mr. and Mr« Coll propa- c|j V thf 7iJ^ti1v IwiJliht A truck ffOTTl f iy t in funft wtlh wiiti Morrow Mon thf firtr 't ot,* nl it* member) in •r lime )nd The bill alwaV) m step . « is «!uili!ing back pttdi It' action i* *lw n 47 neaped intttrv and lotth ih> ’ .14b 'he psrliamenwith Mo,row’) action Bart IVadrn Jr commt»»ioit Mr. Merritt ami hi* pavaenger, t.ifv preu- ht’ !* ii". c .ir y to lei up T,i»ng arfk* spoke le»* '■ ** nnditor, -aid th# track wa* pur Talang 1 ‘ Chinese Mura aftfr tha Chinas* Com- dialed nn a ...mnetittve titil lot ! Miss Virginia Humphrrv. were a comtnt**•k mu the eotngpnlsts Uiectelwd el I’eiplng about 12.388 from th* Motrin ruahed tn Ferneld-Laiiehtni Mem- lircimiie. , v T mo ticellV L iorlal hoapiDI for treatment of S * utabilshmaot erf • (Comroui’V Mon,uP"° -l" Itnmnhrrv also wa* 'copies Republic Raputmc of Chinn •ht Paoplsa Chairmt V A Shattdi of tha hi told tli* P ll» tofd llta Assembly Aaaambly Sov e i'.iinmillee, one of Sfnale I lute of Wuls had outdone even C« r»t companv Rattla *Y*nn.“ *i'an Uoleman1 Orlando drove hi* car Into the the auth ", dir Jill, looked ver u t n • u i a «e« i « i **» ----iussla in tha conquest* of Men E iu le In the Man-( Comn|)l(|)(m ntrwtol trrmnw ,nio.gring roar of* •a stalled log logging truck on . jhe Houir -rtion *lni niotning and (derange. iuria. sad County Garb Avenue drlvli .a flxt Um- said there didn't ie*m to be any Jfu n g . who .prak. Jfluent U f J ,Na ; n ,V \ n S w r oV^to O e 'e ry W . c ^Ivtng Six of tha southirn...tea atata*showshow — — ............. liator and deration ________ ad an Increase Ip dollar fain# of between Mr. difference that would be herd I# a. Nain to *— # " bstwiaa " * - ~jfify ’ ' "1MB and t WhHa and a pasiengr. Rn**ell lion out. Ilonallit Chltta’e offlMal langu Ungu- thr (hr enntmlsalon P„mnt|f»|*i In TallShassea. Tallaheeie*. , IM i hfO Dtf pOlnKSI ptllrTJu|f 1940. Wttlemtnt. The House passed It, 68 to 39. Two Weal Florid* legislator* In T ln e r of Oxteen *ml knocking Ho Meanwhile unionist* and iaa have ctaeed tt. represent tha; Loulrina, with an H percent in. of d#-« "*The Chine** delegation circu­ trodtn ed bilie to make cities out of j watt! Mnrrl*on. colored driver of ln*( night*(t«r Mire* dev* elrlker* clathed at Jh# e principles on which our country . and Kantucky, with a ft < lated ■ teat of the speech Irene thrlr con nl 10* in older to get a the truck, off the truck'* running hate. bound Ball Aircraft Corp. plant. wa* founded ItecauM of tlte recant pm *nw*r* t opped cut of the proposed cigarette lax board. Thr Impact of the moving -flu, |,,|| p.iaxed by (lie HaustlAt least one person wia hurt aerthroughout tha country only by, O h i o Daily A c C U B f id i*ted into Nngllah diffut * (torn thn Scnato-npprovert HtCiDL----, car rolled-ihr ' . truck over Moin I trend* of thinktei toward* semi- New York, whleh registered a tf) When Taking finished he wai kick-hack to miutlclitalUlei Q f C o n S D irin X T o ' J'Oily ----- followiMl hv ‘ ......... Kl*I»9 Summern of Liberty coun* \ wn'i *nt' «m measure m the list of exemption*r.pplHudwi loudly except from the l°l*'w as the Ural outbreak of vlo- Soci aItalic Form of govarmwot., nerrant incresie. , , _ , tv und MeitnUH < » f WnkiiHa put In wh\rh rnm* tn r4nt nn Ion of Morand moil now go to the Senate far Ifnca since the company and the hloe delegete*. "Washington has lost contact Tcnnetaeo valuea were up 4 i f l j l i r e R a d i o S t a t i o n Soviet con. h i i unci’) If 'lie Seim*' lorsn t Rutiian Foreign Minister An- the Identical measute*. which were rlamt CIO United Steelworker* Urdon narrent, Miialaalppl and North arc,.pi lln llouic ver-tton, a cott-r( ft.-vcral witne»-iA* rushed to HD Irel Y. Vl»chin»ky, Secretary ot referred wlthnul notice tn the calresumed negotiation* Monday, The with tha psopls," ha dadarsd, “ and percent and 1 t rill m in i tGeorgia i r u i K im A W M .A r i l l f U I U | T , 0 « p i . L 6 ~ ~ \n | thr wheel* from Morrison wli > f,-iftic cummlli*-'** will w -ik‘ out A strike of the plant's 1,700 produc- our state government is not much Carolina 2 gfgjg Stale Dean A rheum. Britleh rndur for action in local hill*. The propoaed lull r.uslng thrjwm . /lied to II" hospital tnrt ] coim.i"mlit , H'nall**)* O* **»■• R letll nercents while value* remained .__The government today filed » Atlon worker* began la*t June 13 batter." clguretto tax a penny u package i..,,I . .ndition N.nr .1 tin f.ou I<.,« I l-.rul i will lit'" n «d c t1*1*. ®*nd ha* been marked by several -tedv In Alabama and South cjvi| „ llop ch«It ing the t^r.ii Your County and City govwniiltl give cities nil that i'i collect- passenger* in the .-nr wa* injoir-l J i< ..ntinue.l on *-,.«* ’ ’l* 1,1 j ■uch Incident* In recent weeks. Carolina. Florida and Virginia I.....„„i I-1;.. _s rd insiue their boundaries toiler ' .... . nrr,.,trt| the drivt.i • rs, i Under sheriff Arthur Mulalner ...jmenta era much closer to you. were down 2 percent and Arksn,*nt* *our II la not difficult to atop local of­ of Niagara county laid the Incidant turn* outside cltv limits wouldgo U ())!lltli white f"t d riv in g whtb- *) 1 r D n l f l l l S l O r l l l S ! va* I percent. .olticers with conaptracy to monn to the state. -ntoxicted. He wns released thu. ^ 1 1 O W 4 a»* ; occurred whan a bue load of non* ficials on tha street and express A* compared with the 1(136-39 polire the spread of new*. »dver your opinions to them." A resolution commending Flori- mt)rm,,,, jjho bond — ‘ •trikara arrived at t h * " ’“'"-•fAMr. Hsmdon strnsad tha Im­ pre-war parlod, valuas were up In tising and other information da preti and radio for .h*vdng « • ) Ro(„.rt , Cl)X 3 photographer of the plant near Niagara Falla. * " ' ** * portance of hla office ln k*«ping ■II the loutharn atata*. with KenAttorney General McGrath an­ Mulalner said a ftlM *•* tween a picket from UAW Loaa oil tha County records and the fit- tuekv’* being 189 percent above nounced the suit wai fijed in fed­ Ins system nacaaaary to keep them ihe averege of thoe# year*. William L Wllaon, director of M l and a non-»trlker. Ha Identified eral diilrict court at Claveland. He State Market*. O. ?•»>*»*■"•»•■ Florida, with an Incraas* of 68 the plckat, who he laid started tho •sally aecasalbla. Ha praised his MIAMI, Bent 22—(At -Two said it is the first case in which a *lstant director and E. S. Ryd- of Marlon who praised newapapara!«'«». the sole paseenger■Mr; ack*, a* Edwin LyU* and ar- staff for thalr work In kaapkng r ,.l»ce. widely separeted tropt'.i! alarms _ W T w S S S A a * 1 *” on',y " T newspaper has been charged with lulm, conitructlon engineer, met and radio .Utlons "for their ef- w«* foundI »o l,HV\r ated him on * charge of dlaordar la o r d * .nd m otdinf n o b. l t k . n , i , t „ who,. Urifl v.J u m n? ‘ I .,t niii. li of their inw ct ‘a.lxv govern- l»wn vertebra ami will hr plm with Study Anderson, manager fort* In promoting good go all County Commkaalon meat- more than 10O percent above tho conspiring to injure a competing ■Of the Sanford State Farmer* ment and In atlniulntlog the clti- in , ....I today. |mt wnti* Under cln*a ws'.'h bv the radio station. _ l. , i nre-war time. W o aihar lljireen. 1Market Wednesday, together with /eiirv of Florida to a full trailptnona'wor# trampled In the nsatwiULD FEDERATIO N Holii (listurbaiict*. one in tr.e Mr. Herndon agplaimd how ha were up ion IM purcen* percent n tendon explained hw M Value* ware The sujt nim„ names „a* defendant*, defendant). in L\ S. Ijb*. chairman of tha local ration of thalr privileges and rcr oanawara trampled In tha m£• V \SKINGTON, Sept. 22 (Tl t.'inlihcaiCsi'dfthe othci in the Gulf " . l ^ , omD, nv. ,he*e '.dvlaory Committee, P. R. Bach spnnslhllitle* a* member* of this m*d his amployaaa aranloysas arts art P«id fra ft » : Arkanaee. 170 In Tanneaaea. »M In i and one of their ni*n—»*n- o-generJ ftri> lt..g*r* (D-Fla) today in nl Mexico, apparently huve flatfund; thatnle basic a»l-!fjorth Carolina. 180 In B o o t h Car-|*dd»tion to lh« comp y, _______ und Joe Corley, member* of the commonwealth. ** tamin Moor*—was ln)ur*d *• As i a _ * * J m a s iw iH m i ... > i s t ..l i « U M l tlR In A llt a ita t tt'.duod a resolution proposing '•-nud (i’ll Into strong -.'iuatl wave*. • year1 «and maximum Olio*. ,148 -ommltte*. ■la In Mlaaisslppl. H6 In officer* s lja n d taken to a Niagara Falla BOY SCOUT? that thr United Nation, hr I he Caribbean Morm voemiugly Mr. Wilton aaaurad the mana)JUo. '■ Georgia/ 183 In Alabama. U » In . Samuel’A. Horvlta of CImlaml. TOYTCO. Sapt. 22—(A*)— Gen­ ^The'tndor-.herlff ld«ntlf1^ thj iWhan questioned, Mr.' Htehdoti y^ginia, U 6 in Maryland and 104 vice president, eeeretary and di­ gtr that the State will build an eral Douglas MacArthur, occttpa- sttengthrneil throngh a World mat l*feat a* it lhra*lir.l *v ilnst rector of the Lorain Journal Co additional platform IB feet wide I . dt talton. the iui-it mniintnln* of *!■* D iminis waa nos a pon*ic»i r , | k| . na. non-«trlktr Involved aa Harold „ Isadora - Horvits of Claveland. a-id 400 feet long on the south ntion commander, today wa* »eI hr Federation would he open i in Ranublic. tectod aa th# first post war hnn.Lk*)S •late AsiII m rsf Thfl AlfflflllLUl president, treasurer end director >tda of tha marked building; also nrary president of Japan’s boy tn ,11 nation* with defined and In the‘Gulf, the distuihcd ire* ^Shortly after the incident, about ■y praaldt _ lc offltrials. Hs conelud- in reported Ihkt for the first of the company. and auction block 16 feet wide hnuird powers adequate to tire- rontned ahoiit IflO mil** 900 unionists, four and flva r couie hn amuetiig eketch of.hW «evon month* of thle v**r taxm 12-foot driveway* and ,etve peace and to prevent ag- ,iUthi‘.**l of Qalventoti i spared off D. P. Self of Lorain, trualne** with . abreast, marched up >*l*«*rwJFwUa In the Court Houm and income wai about 10 percent be- manager Of the Journal. ttiraa 10-foot assembling stall* OBOW ER [IIF' H J urex'.ititi through eiinrtrneut. Hi - to :ih mile* an hour sustain# 1 ve­ ^ Boulevard from a **#**“T j? a, » low the earn# period laat year. headqulrter* tent (Inging BolldFrank Malloy of Lorain, editoi fur buyers. This auction block ATHOI^ Me— Sept! 82—</P)' terpirtation, and enforcement of locity with squall* prahahly reach­ will be located on tha west aide Included B. B. Rydholm »c«»h receipt* In the eoulh- of tha Journal. ing M> mile* an hour. —Nathan D. Cam. 74.year-old world l*w. ime, John Loonardv ofj , etatea." tha report eald, ^ T ^ m lr c h e r * halted at tha A Justice Department etete- of Holly Avanue. H'wcr* said I think we should Hurricane warning* * l’"4 'he Mr. Wllaon also approved the Industrialist who alto operated AW f e . ' ' “ .re generally higher than in ment said the company and Its main gate and waaaad facing tha 160 acres of orange groves In leave no stone unturned tn pre- Texas coast were lowered. *Uil imUllation of two reri room* *1 plant. They chanted Wa * w j |ghnL M l Itay Club 1048 because of contlnuad favor- officer* are charged with ac­ the market reeaurent. Ha alto Maine* City, Fla.) died yeeterday vent another war and to Insure n lintnad northeast storm warning* Hartl". A faw mlnuWa later ttd permanent end lasting peace." were hoisted from Port O'Connor C. Phllllpa Jr. of Or- ; able return* from cotton and to- quiring ownarihip of their com­ advised that he would contact In a Greenfield hospital. unionist* reformed and warehtm petitor* and refusing to publish In Nathan Mayo, Commtialoner of t.. Rrownavtlla. back to their headquarter*. the Journal advertisements of Agriculture, regarding a aanlForiy mile sqil.ilta blew over Mora than a aeoro at state (CtattieU Oa r*g* l i | k P Galveston. The Air Force evaed ury aewer to ba laid from west Ilea moved teto Pjpu yte** ated 300 men from Matagaid-t D* »f Lake Street connecting with Deerfield county s t tT fltM l laud and soma Island residents ami Ihe public raet. rooms. Every and quitted aI M ill tampartouriit* went to the malnlanil, Red effort will be made to have thle Cross personnel wa* alerted. ■ewer In before tha State Road . ■* r*w* Department completes BO feet The Gulf storm never reached Hy ALTON L. H LA KESLEE Funeral service* will be held at of additional paving. hurricane force, hut hurrlcan* Mr. Wilton Initructad Mana­ Brtckeon Funeral Homs neat winning* went up yesterday be­ Associated I'rei* ilclenr* Reporter Tuesday at 8:80 P. M. for Mrs. ger Sandy Andsraon to try out cause the dtuturbanre showed a ATLANTIC CITY, N. Sept. 22--DTV-A new double-drug at Mary Ella Gregory, 77, who died the auction aalas for two aaamlnm1 venter with rnin »o heavy •t her horn* at Fallowihip Front. fons and if It wain't luccoesfut tack to combat Kay fever end other alleigiei was described today to ilmt I t -drownod out (wo engines Bom Mar. 81, 1878 In Clayton he would convert tha auctlpn the American Chemical Society. of a Navy hurricane hunter'* fourMost antl*alltf|y drugs work by combining or neutralizing a engined plane. Further developcounty, Iowa, Mrs. Grigory, a re­ Mock Into stalla for buyara and . dealer! of agricultural products, tired florist, cam* to. Sanford two chemical, histamine, released in the body The action of histamine on ment'Woultl-have put a dangerouk or officers tor th* convenience (CnnUiaxI On Pag* Rlnht) ‘ yoan ago from Mila* City, Mont., body tlaauaa la ballaved to be re-w-------waa a, member of the cf produce buyara. With these added factlitUa sponsible for many allergic eym- fret. They work agetnst a chemi­ ' N EW SPA PER S T R IK E Church; - 1 Andsraon d e c l a r e d Sanford’s tome or trouble*. cal which I* Involved In the pro­ CIN CIN N ATI. Sapt. 22-tfPHi aufrivsd by] tha husband, Market s t e lt ba one of tha bast The naw attack osei two drug*. newtgory of Sanford and one of tha 8tata*a system of 88 mar- On# Is ttealjradd to prevent his­ cess of producing*histamine. They Clnclnnati'a throe daily Jenry Sheldon of Water- kata, for thg_tailing and loading tamine from forming in tha body, don't seem to do much if any­ papere— th# Tlme»-9t.*r, the En­ thing against histamine once It quirer and tfi* Post-want right la.) also aavaral niece* end of produea. white tho oth«r Is on* of the drug* ha* been formed. ahead -with publication today de­ we are planning to have all that works against It after It has The new drug team now 1* bain spite n strike by sterotyper*. theia added facilities completed bean formed. Hupervtsory employe* and eg* by Nov. 16 It waa described by J. M. Bril- tested on humane to aea how well eciitWs* manned the stereotypinfe *r, Robert Brand*], Jack N. Moss it may work. A new paint made up of count­ departments of the three newsand Dr. Gustav# J. Martin, reN E w T S S k , nSapt. - K - 28— UP)— search director of tbs National ies* millions of tiny rubber ball* papers. Railway atwks staamed In front Drug was described by L. L. Ryden, N. rug tCompi of a rietef maykat today. This way, . ■aid, tha patient G- Hrltt and R. D. Visger, of the " -----*— ‘ t_,ough yesterday'* probably can given a much Dow Chemical Co., Midland, Mich. thrust ahsad, the smaller JACKSONVILLE,~B*^t 22- ^ drug that' It I* part latex and pert water, . * PITTSBURGH. Sept. 22— </P>Th« CIO United Steelworker* to­ day put off for another weak their nationwide ataal strike lat for Sat­ urday midniiht and aikad tha giant Unitad State* Steal Corporation to raaume contract talk* tomorrow morning. The union'* policy committee dpined industry in agnates ,0 ac­ cept President Tram Ip's request for ( I ) Eitention of tfcf trace until M., Saturday, Oet. I and (2) Quick re*umption of hargainte i Within an hour, tha steelworkers proposed to renew contract talk* with "big steel" at 9:30 A. M., to­ Derailed while rounding a sharp c u m at Nuwton. N C., this passenger train of the Southern Raili on* of tha morrow in Pittsburgh. No immedi­ way Pea strewn about (ha tracka aa workmen, using acetylene turlies, nttempt to cut Into wrecked cars. Two mambara of tha traln’a craw were killed and i>.< piisarTigera bad ismgnr* were badly Injured. a te answer was available. t(International f h la e tr iilln n Soumlphoto) Murray had refuted to go back to the conference table until in­ dustry accepted the peace formuU of Mr. Truman's feet finders. The action came at wildcat walk­ outs shut down two Pittsburgh >1**1 tent* and idled 2400 worker*. Ple­ By DILLON GRAHAM ats carried lignt demanding AP Special Washington Service "•trike— no mora eiUniion," *nH WASHINGTON. Sept. 22--(yPl— Farm land value* declined in all ^'strike— free pension*." southern slates but Maryland during llir four month) ending June 30. w Murray and tha Induatry dead­ locked on acceptance of a presi­ Tha declines, an Agriculture Department report says, ranged from dential board'a peace rocomm*ndaI percent in North Carolina. Kentucky and Tennesiee to 6 percent in tione that tha steelworker* get Virginia. company financed lmuranca and Two patten) decline* were noted for Florida and Louisiana. 4 per­ pensions. Tha union O. P. Herndon addressed the cent for Mlaslsslppl, Georgia end * ------------------- ----- - ■ dustry objected to footing the bill and refused to be hound by the Sanford Kiwinis Club yesterday on South Carolina, and 5 percent for report without bargaining. They ve tha various duties performed by Arkansas and Alabama. aeen feuding since. . Maryland showed a 1 percent' him as the Oath of Circuit Court B f Herndon Explains'Farm Land Values Decline In A ll Duties O f Clerk! Southern States Except Maryland T o Kiwanis Club E Local Government Is Closest To People, County Clerk Says I i S S r i S I !S|^ w 7 C K . ; = Suit Is Filed To Keep Newspaper From Monopoly * c y n T s ^ s fo s _ '«»» Wilson Meets With Board Of Sanford Farmers Market S *, _. . s -iv ;." « j :! : " t’v ;‘: , a ' K ...................... „ Reported Blowing! Themselves Out s: m s "’i,innc Mr' Sn‘ S a a r u w a -vas: |U Boy Say» Capitol (, But Not Too Good New Double-Drug Attack Launched T o Combat H ay Fever And Allergies Mr§. M. Gregory Dies his “Front AFFeilowefip .1 , THE WEATHER V moved up frac- works polnt. hlatamlti# grabbed the Ineea or • white In tha railroad* approaeh trouble, ttekar tap#. f«S P S , Th# anti- and look* milky, Each ball In tha canes sleep- ‘ paint "la aoft and rubbery, so Tha naw that when tha latot Is spread on of this o emooth surface and allowed to dry, thee* littte balls coma cloiar ihown and clow togothor th# water dowt avaporatos. Finally tltey join to. the,aether in a thin Must of highly) •fa, liaaoifsjLsIAJSW raeS M r ., . ■ •' v ' , * ' :v * - ; * • , | i , 1■ . ! , , ' iiii-'f -i,- ,' I / * J’ 'V /f •,t-v j.* , t” i ! - iv / | 1 �» • jssa m p --------- m r w ■ ■ ■ •ft+vD*/;-*., THU SANTOED HEFAID SARTOED rtO M P A vP AGE1EIGHT diplomat* wav* absent i« Soviet delegate, Semyon Tsarapktn, waa aakad by naara* ttv a n iiM wwmm wmmm tnwi mmn for commant and ha reeled Foreign Secretary Bavin, Frond w|t>, a flourish of hi* clgarat Foreign Minister Robert Seh» holder Chinese Plea turner'* portion averaged 40 cent*. | a |» « l today to call Parliament < r .,w» r ?f* Hut the war, with Ita Increasing hark fmm its T .... ’ effective Nov. 1. That* daftnlt#. (leinrinil for fond, brought a lioott back from ill vacation next Tue. F|na, p i„ Bg# |„ th, ||0u,* end• J 1® dehale devaluation of th* ‘ ed a three-dny barrage of amttn- hv thr end of 1048 to a record BB | pound. ! menta by sale* tax opponents wno cent*, Reflecting Increased luppliet— | Meanwhile, ipeculalion inereated were beaten by an unyielding lino- and In «omr caaea surpluses—of k • | .. a * up of nrlminlstratlon RUpponffR. that dev. nation may compel AlThis Is the way members of the farm product*, the producer’s IWD to CAIi a ffcneral election noon. l|ou*e voter! In periainR tho >1 per share is on the decllno again. It now Is nboul 48 canta. One well informed pro-Lahor in- c*,,t1' ""•** }** Mil*. „ . The fsrm share varies, of ..id th. lo r I he bill—Andrew., Hensley, torment .aid the chance ot *n . Bedenbnugh, Blatk, Bridges. Broti- course, with commodities. Gen­ aatly eleelmn now .earned about1son, Burnsed. Burton, Hurwell, eral// speaking, commodities JO-M , Carlton, Carraway, Clement, Col- which require a lot of processing > Labor rank and flit remained l|M*V,J^1D*t* ?.°*' before they reach the consumer's » j | . i i i. • da, Fuqua, Heath, Henderson, Hen- miirket basket, provide the farmer A*tl«» ffld fearful of higher liv- (|ry, ||«thrnx. Hudson. Keith, l.nn- a smaller share of the dollar. in*r coil, to come from devaluation, caster of l.atayotte, Lnntaff, Mar Tukc bread as an example. The V But railway worker., bowing to William. Mnlhls, McAlphln, Mel- farmer sells wheat. It muat ba _ t • Ij . .i\ vln, Merritt Okoll I’apy, Fattun. muon dtieipline, spurned a rail lor , >VMrr| |iM,,|cll Phillips, Roberts processed a,, flour and then baked' 4 paralynng tlow-down strike on „r Rndford. Roberts of Brevard, as bread. The farmer’s share of London 1nibw.y. thi. morning drrs. of Ht. I.utle Saunders a H cent loaf of bread 1* lest than cents, nr about 18 cent* out They in.lesd wera awaiting dev. Clay, Rc.rborough, Rrhuh, Bel- 2 ? *: j i , ler, hneppard, Hlmpson, Smith of of every dollar, Malian development*. Polk. Hmlth of Seminole, StockEggs require no processing ex­ ' A government source eonlirmed dale, Tapper. Thornal, Whltlm-h, cept grading and transportation. A s cabinet', deejiion to recall Williams Wise, Wnlltrky, Yio- The farmer Is getting about 71. Pirllamvnl for an •marfency »*•-, Ul0 bill—Allen, nulling vents out of every dollar the con­ lion. Neither nous* normally would ; t,r fLitt*, |tr*ncii. Itranch, Bryant, sumer spends for eggs. .Studies show that In nerlodt Ttfeonvenr until Del. 10. Cobh, Conelnml, Dayton, D.klr, Conavrvatlva Wlnaton Churchill, Douglaa, Dunn. Elliott, Frank, Iln- of rising farm and food prices the Llbaral Leader Clamant Davie* ami ley. Hough, Johnson, Lancaster of farmer's share of the consuming ttia Coiptnunlst Party alt had do- Gilchrist. I.uckle, McClure, Mi- dollar goes up. In periods of ne. mended an earlier meeting t« con- Kem ren. McMullen, Merehent, dining form and food prices ll eidar devaluation. Tbt aosalon will I Mnnhan, Moody, Morgnn, Nesmith, goes down. It dons not remain Mat two or three days, depending (blhnm, Parker, Pooser, Rood, stable. an how much lime Urn opposition j Rlnughter, Hmlth of Jackson, Stc The reason for this la that those raaulraa, tha Informant said. I wart, Rlrnyhorn, Hummers, Stir- who handle anil process the farm­ . Politicians of the left and right lea, Hweeny, tlslna. and Murray er's products tend to charge about M i**dah»‘ devaluation's promlsn jilli .................................... the slime regard less of the price of harder time* waa m uling n (■Inal debate on Hip Ml opened paid the farmer. it e m T h a t for the Boclallst regime, at B.in o clock after an-hour-anil Thus on ii declining market any i rian* to throw London'* Hubwny : 20 minutes spent In reading the reduction in relall prlcee Is taken avattm Into ehao* In protest B'2-tiage Heiinte-npiiroved bill In out of the price to the farmer. In •gainst rejection of wage boost which u total of it! amendments demand*'flailed out. Only a hand were adding during a week of bat- peilnds of advancing retail prlrea the Increases ara paid largely fu of tha capital'* M.000 railway- He„ , , In the farmer. nan hoaded a call by their local Administration Control One of the things th* Renat* nlan for • slowdown beginning Throughout the week of debate ... ml.|nlxhl administration forces were in cun- subcommittee will attempt to find1 pnlltlrlan. of the loft and rigid, *" maot IBb.000,000 deficit In nut is whethei <barges by proceis- J Imwavar agreed that the Labor trol, pushing for enactmenl or Iho nr* and marketeers are too high. < io m n w n " Mill ?« *d a stern the state's ?2I0,.100,000 appro,oia- The subcommittee also wants to | know whether post-war reduction, j fait of making It* devaluation lions Idll. **llrv -work. Prime Mlnlatar Alt »V « haatv eatlmale the dll as in farm prices are being reflected I U l and hi* key cabinet minister. R now atan.Ia may yield IBi',000,- adequately In lower retail price*. Hu-called "sticky" retail prices, Btftt to discuss wava of curbing "«» foi thn rest a t ‘ h« pr»**iit S f l l bop.t. that will be sure to Monnlnm. mil of which 124.000,. —which lag In following declines | MlflW ehaapanlng Iho pound ster- 000 will bo turned hack to cl les In raw material price*—can halp K i r " 1., and counties, leaving a net of f.lB,- create farm surpluses by discour­ ' Meonwhlla, the list of nation, j W g j «" »BB-- aging consumption by the millions » « « ‘K . v - ! ProDonants. howaver a HIM not 111 of consumers who need to watch (hair pennies Ita pound today l.iiacmtimirg end Portugal did the same ycatcrgey, In Paris, a high American tt'natlaa** Prt,M r*a» Oasl official predicted that France, stonn vei v near land, and warn­ Italy and Belgium will soon niak‘* ings were displayed as on advl*. a compact tn exchange thetr cur­ uhlo precaution, forerssler* eg-1 rencies, fcrelv wllh encli other a-t plained. _ | X move to meet British trade com­ Sm,ill <•ti ft >m the l.miislnn and, petition. t The go-slow llirest misfired nr T c «h» coasts wero advised to re-, sr top offlcells of the N ational main In port. High tides weie exfnlnn al Hellwaymen appealed to pcclcil along tlm Lmilitlnna coast. ia rank and file not to ilpsit Tim Carllihuan storm reached, rltaln(i economic applecart l>y hurricane vnlncltv ns Ii swirled! praialtg for higher wnges now. too aid Hhpunnl*. Hie Island shar­ l Tha , worker* appeared willing ed by Haiti and the Dominican to obei/natlnnal union Instructions Republic, Rul the mountains of put meet nbservar* wnmtered Imw HMpaimla apparcntlv broke up long It would list. Bread prices] ita circulation and the storm de­ era aelwduled to go up Runday end , generated Into n sininll wave, •thar .price boosls resulting frnm partly In Hie Caribbean and a por-1 devaluation are certain to corno Hun In the Atlantic north of Monn later— Piling up pressiua for high- ed Inside their limit*. Passage. Thn sales tax bill has a clause i* Attl#e*ws» expected tn xnnnunco which will make It Ineffective un­ less tha elty-ald rlgurelta tag mea­ sure and one to give tha aayanth cent of gasoline In coimMea slab baIC n t ls s n fr«» faa* nail rome law. ,, band* of mnrtnrlted pickets. A first-class debate developed Police highway patrols started over an amendment bv Rapa. Bur­ operating through the coal arte. ies of Polk and Rrvnnt nf Marlon Rain apparently kepi picket cara­ hwh tq tt>< tha Job nf collecting tha Indoors. cigarette tax away from tha bav- vans Pol Ira Hergennl James Stuck rngo director ami glva It to tho said troopers wera ordered hers compl roller. Rurles read a letter In which after Sheriff William Hhaw telaComptroller C. M. Gay Hid ha graphed Governor James II, Duff rotilu collect the lax without any Re needed help tn avoid a repeti­ additional apprnprt»tlnp for hie of­ tion of dleorders. Tha 800,000 workers who ara fice. Tha legislator said that would •av* about |B00,000 a year. Idle acroaa the nation Include Opponents, however, "Mid It 480,000 coal mlnari; 31,878 rail­ coat move hcbiibc tha Beverage road worker* laid off a. a result Department force wouldn't b* out of tha coal atrlhe, 36,000 on atrlka am) It atood.to reason tha Comp- •gainst the Missouri-Pacific Hallroadt 80,000 cotton plekara In Central California | 18,000 B, F, Goodrich Rubber Company em­ ployes, 11,100 Rlnrer Manufac­ There didnlt. iwim io turing Company workers, end 17,chance of ei 000 (n miscellaneous dispute*. tha aalaa tai a>ly injure tha- Lorain Tha national coal association mlae report, a compalltors." •attmatad tha coal itrlka la coat­ marlmant aid many affling mine owner* 11,(00,000 « m Clevaland, Elyria and and la coating tha mlnari 18,000,•mulnaaimtn canearnlng <100 a day In wages. M|*lWM W)Mbtha jourpal ' Coal itrfk* letttement hopM seamed dim even'though southam, NEW YOBKf Bant, I drfna owner* hinted they ara get­ Daylight* having, the aUmi ting rahdy to make up back paydead ;of th' extra hour' of manta to the UMW wslfara nnd. Thalr rafuahl to pay umahbd oft „ ' lt’» ao fool! ah a aaaach that 1 do not know whether there will be any reaction.” ^ TurapklntaldV I.hln.ky might deliver Buaaia’a policy tpeach thla afternoon or tomorrow. So U r Vtahinaky It M t OB the t | n k •r't lift British MlnlsUr of B U U Heclor McNtll bad this dominant n tha ChliMM declaration: “It wia a vary good apaach." Make Your Food Dc More Than a Dollar! Dollar stratehing I* as art already known to thousand* of thrifty food buyora who shop in our stor**. plain old aavings tritknetic, a mere matter of prlc* comparison. And If you’re from Missouri—«ad f th* proof—*11 you lave to do la make a llttl* experiment. Just take 38 popular everyday Item* eback tha price* of »*m in any othar ator# in towk Then coma to our atone with th* i*m* 11*1 our prtcea and put 'art beside the one* you already hiva. Total both column* end aee for yourielf that definitely aeve on oir price*. It’s those regular everyday shelf price* that really make the differb *a you will sea. Yo* can't feed your family on ‘ Rad Hot Bpedala" alone—you've got to buy many r Item* that aren't "pecla i.“ That'* why wa always aay "»'f the ToUl Amount you Spend tor Strawberries All Brands H t t ll T p H C an* ffSSfi Proctor 4 G am ble's Sotkely SI lewd mt Ha'fvu I R BaJrJng Hem Swift'a Premium Storm Wnrninjf Tertder D d d feed t B Sweat Eating Jp jf H a m s “ *4 CIO Strike N Sugar Cured Smoked Baef Ym |m Monopoly Fur* Ftg Fork Bm u aga S h o u ld e rs * Ik......4 49 b. S Rad Parch tBckory Iwnet . l i l i r B AC O N 1* 8 tc BACON lb. iu mvo u i'w u a t n twiwV JM A T B M (BANANAS Crlls M il. 8-ox. Rangar Jot Popped 3® Sirloin Steak lb. Rib boast lb .' Brisket Stew lb. Hamburger lb. Calbaek Meal or 89c 89c 35c 49c �r r - * t e U a liy H w » t b I t e n c t k — ,^ t * i M M l i t PMM d the WtrM| S H l* § a m o r & T t r w d t a t f n t MM * f A a tritti Te P rd N t P m iM W fer Sanford. fO L U M K M ib lh M b b w w j e B 1» M M 1 e a m A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R ..................... . . . i . g M f f * " . " - i. S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A , ll H D A Y , S E P T . 23. 19I9- g i1!' U.S. Reati Case Against Eleven Top Communists TALLAH ASSEE. Sept. 23— </P» — The Florida Houta paued the v c i|a ritte laa incraaaa bill 4 7 to 20 Trial, Now In 36th today. Week, Is Nearing There war virtually no discussion of th* meaiure (Hi* momlng. The J u r y’s D e c i s i o n Home ipent a good part of yetttrday diicuuing. and amtnding . it. NEW YORK. Sept. 23~ m ~ Rep. Simpion of Jefferson arose jThe government and defame resland said ha thought Ilf# bill hid led today in tha conspiracy trial been debated enough and urged I against II top members of the j_ it* patage. Then the Housa voted. Communist party In tha United 9 The hill now go^t back to the Slates. The trial is in ils 36th weak. Senate for concurrence in a few Shoitly before giving of evideneg amendments. came lo an and alloriteyl for both It adds a fifth cant to the tai sides had conferred with Federal on aach package of cigarettes sold judge Harold R. Medina regarding in Florida, and gives to ihe cities srrangements for arguments and aH that is collected within their summation. limits— if they takt the positive Medina said ht thought ha had action of levying an identical tag. a olan "that will please every­ ^ The State will keep what is body." •colleeDcf outside city limits. The The Judge excused tha jury with first $3,000,000 a year of that will instructions that its members should go .to construct tuberculosis sans- return for the windup on Oct. 4. toria. Only six nf the I I defendant* Florida's 3 percent alien tax testified In the Marathon trial, one would not be collected on clothing nf the longest criminal procedlnga purchaaea under * 10. but every In U. 8 . hlatorv. Thev ware Beniamin J . Davis. restaurant meal would boar It. That compromise between House Jr„ New York Cltv councilman: and Senate versions of the sales Carl Winter. Michigan Party U« bill waa sgreSM to bv a corn­ ■atlonal secretary: Robert Thontpea mlttsr of three members from each Chairman: Henry Winston, organlm branch and recommended to both son. New York Party chairman: Gilbert Green. Illlnloa party chair­ for final adoption today. man: and John Gates,.editor of There waa no tH ai laagreemenl from the beginning onit exemption tha Dallv Worker. Communist of groceries and medltftne from newspaper. The five who did not take the tha tew on retail aalaa of moat peraonal property. Tha 8 percent stand wire John Willinmaon. trade tax also will he taken on amuse­ union secretary! Eugene Dennis, ment admissions abort 40 cents and on all transient lodging. Tha conference committee seek- E « f m t i f t t l e l ^ a b ^ j W ric h n v s a little in en effw r 16 meat hatt way. Thev endad up wRh a bill vary similar1to tha one that v i s Intro­ duced In the first place. A House tax analyst gave a tentative esti­ mate that It will produce 886,000,000 a year for the general fund. ’ • Senators had put a 14 limit on tht amount of clothing that could <tflatla«*4 ()■ rt«$ Rlfllt) 9 Books Are Opened F o r Registration For City FJection M s M S tS W s tr s William * Foster, the party's national chairman: waa Indicted with the other 11 last year but eras granted a severance because of a heart ailment i s the trial began test JJgn V - IT. Tha 18 man. comprising ng the party's polltburo. art charge tad' 1th conspiring to adyocats the over throw of the U. 8. government by violence. Medina adjourned couit until naxt Wednesday. A long series of motions la ax pectad to be made bv defense attorneys In tha ab­ sence of the Jury. Tha Judge Instructed tha at­ torneys to supnlv him with their raqueste for material to ha tnclud ed In his eharga to tha jury bv naxt Tussday. Tha government prasantad form­ er party officiate and “ B . I. uncover workers who \ ltlS#d the party was reorganised In I N I on orders from Moscow aa 4 con Registration bonks are ooen at the Cltv Clark’s offk*' for parseas to ouallfv to vote fn tha City election to t>« bald on Nov^.8 for ^ tha racancv on tha C|»v CommieW ,ion to he created by the expira­ tion of Mayor Carrawejr’a tarns In office. The Clerk’s office today urged all cltlsens who hive not regis­ tered for City elections lo do ao before Oct. 80 when the registra­ tion hooka officially elogeFunaral aarvlcto ware wgra h#H Qualifications for registration V - for h are: residence In tha City of San­ .this afternoln at 8:10 »o'clock ford at least (I months: residence [’ Mrs. Mary Ell# v In the State of Florida at least died • ! Jhe Fellawahlp front Mrs. Gragoiy eg 18 months: age 81 years. year* ago To qualify as a candidate for two low*. 8 he la tha office of City Commltalonw, husband, A. H. one must register at tha Clerk’s brother. Hanry II office 80 daya before thst election erloo, Iowa, and ho a resident of ly ffo rd. DOG TRACK C L O U * SM A LL S T O l l T d A y t o n a b k I c uI.. M lTT i « i l l AMI. Sept. Voluala, tCouafy WW I fit gel squall wave In tha Oulf of Max* (AV-The imer Ico la expected to move. Inland Club ender end around BrownivtUe, "TaxAe, to- grtobound racing'u iV pari-Mut p#rf-i utuel night or tomorre* iHth top broke Its first year and attend‘ nee mar' \fi winds of nbout M miles an I ik President Willlgm Hunt Comdr. E. T. M*Ntag of ■ the .. Sr. _r. announced the aiutuel office ley. Navy’s Miami hnfywana o ndle touted M.MS.2S4 and end atSttotaled 14,foveas hurricane hunter pinae i handle (<>day tendance was 803.189. The track probed the dleturh opened last year and drew log,and found pothl heavy squalls. J 998 fane who wagered Services For Mary Gregory Held Today TO KYO SAN n iA N C I ( f t —T h e Tokyo moved slowly -a J ■■■ ■ > _____ e g A a o d lM Pres# Leased W irt A m lin the exihnq an for i new m In the r i b« m *im to the Jnitrci Nation* Assembly hr nude no atomic s11\ m> | the In Then it voted II lo I to sepd ' Vishintky said in his prepared the hill to thr Senate withou* •nCtUXID in Nsw York’s Supreme ipre,), that the United States and commending action on. way n, .he oth.r. That vota puts thr matter in the hands of.lha Senate ilsell hut all signs are that congressional leaders will nol lake up President Ini man's controversial civil nghi« pro gram al this session. • The lone vole against reporting the bill was cast hy Senator I Ml (D-Ala). He celled the itiMtuir “outrageously had" and ssid it will be defeated. It would «et up a live men commission In police business and trade unions which dm mil inale again'! anyone for ian.il <n religious reasons. Senator Humphrey <l> Minor aald those who voted agaiuot n favorable report on thr hill \»cnSenators Withers (D-Kvl. 11it) ( D-r’Ia), Donnell (R-Mo>. Smith (R-NJ) and Taft Ha listed those voting fm «ji ptoval at Senators Murrav it* Mont, Neely (D-WVa), Dongle(D-Iill. Thomas (D-Utanl, Mn,»e (R-Ore), and Humphrey. Chairman Thomaa (D-Uiaht. aald there will lie no Senate action on tha l>il| at this session. He told raporters It would be "fut'lr to try. That apparently goes for the House too. Mfwa indicating - that Rus,la baa graekad tha secret of atomic *nttlty itlrred f iner* is today. rlKm toV niter laasldent, Tru­ man- announced there Is evidence of a recent atomic explosion the U. 8 . 8 . R.. Senator McMahon (DConnl summoned an emergency, closed-door session of the -Joint roncreeftlonal Committee on Atomlc Energy. Several lawmakers were quick to link the startling disclosure mill Ihe problem of arming wes­ tern Europe against possible HusIl't s lls is C Os Page f ilg h ll Rosh Hashanah, Or Jewish New Year, Begins AtSnmiown Rosh Hasbanah. the fewlsb New Year 5710 begins at sundown to. <lav and will ha conrltidsH at sun­ down Sunday Rervleos will be held h» Conern. cation Doth Israel at Ihe Jewish '’oinmunlt” Center, et Sixteenth Street and Palmetto Avenue. Ser­ vices this evening heesn nt 8-00 o'clock, and will be conducted bv Frank Shames, lev spiritual leader of the Congregation assisted bv M. Provus and Maximilian Shannaril »n<l otbar members The ser­ mon tonic will be "Rosh Hasbanah —and what of Ihe future T" • Services will he held tomorrow at 10 00. o’clock. Rosh Heehaneh Is one of the most saerfd dev* In Hie Jewish religious calendar. It beglna the 10 davs of penitence and prayer which end with the Day of Atonament. During thla period, the Jew concantrataa hla thoughts to Im­ proving his relationships with man and the Almighty and la admon­ ished to examine his nast conduct In the light of nle rallgloua teach­ ings. . The ritual for thla festival stresses th* mercy and loving kindness of the Eternal Judaism teach** that man can grow end mature through self-etudy, peni­ tence end prayer. The eymbollc act of blowing th* Bhofor or ram'* horn, In accord­ ance with Biblical precept le in­ tended to bring home ..J to every FBN NRY SU IT IN D IA F L A N B A L K I D NEW YOBK, Sept. 88- m - J . f A O E R , K a s h m ir. B to t. 88 C. Penney A Go. haa toed tha AWL U. N teamatora union for lljOWJMO, to ai charging the union ceaapired to fore* the eompnay Into "eaUneto* labor eantraeta." Tha suit charge# tha union twad mlsreproeenUtton. falsa ?rf t Mfo *.n ?u ta & t 8,iUm h* 'fl ,f,u ‘ f.d L,° ronflm,f bsfora J u s t lc Aaron Bteuhf. tonvenlions lor piolubiiing atomic Daughter nt th. mysteriously mur* weapons, dered SirHarry Oakes of Nassau, He said the United States runNancy charges th.l her hueband. . jjBMM |n build new Army. Navy Count Alfred D* Marlgny v r d l t * , u .. . . .. blgamotisly. Several year* ago tha Wa.cs in all pari. ..I the Count was acquitted of a charge of guild slaying her father. (InlernaHcntel) Y'iduntkv is noted in the U N. ________________________ Wot departing horn Ins text but Several minute, a(lei lie began Speaking be bad made no teleirnce lo I’tciideiil Human', announce mml in Wa.btnglon llial llie S. hat ha< ocrurred in Hiitn.i Viablnaky prefiu-eil Ills peace pi'.piM.il will) Ins ii.mil .In iltinif glinck on llu> western powers, lie i-liargeil Hie Ifniteil States Three C o n f l i c t i n g end Hr it«iti are leading plans for Parties To J o i n an aggressive war. Plan Is Agreed Upon Fo r Dutch Indonesian Unity : Within Soviet Russia Trutn.in Declares Devcl(»|nnrnt Stresses Need I'Vrr li’.ffcct.ive Goiitrnl Of A-Bomb A ir 01 Mystery Envelopes Means 01 Detecting Russian Bomb Blast It) FRANK C A R EY VuborlnlrH I ’ rre s Science R c p o riir V lA S H IM .r O N . S r p l. 23 —(/!’ ) — T h e evnb-rm- of an aloino rx .1 plosion ii , Rii-n.i probably was picked up by tadtahnn d< I n turn iiistiu m cnti in lu.t possibly by rartb q u ake recording devices. W hile ut-tihf*r President I ruinan nor the Atomic E n r'g y Commission of le r* in r\t>l .nation o( bow llie U . S . gol >.,nd ot the explosion reivorfed r.v ,1io W hite House. ♦ tbe-e ar- l " fa -ta : ,« th# .Cette W \SIIIVr. MIN. Sepl. 23— •el’s—<Y, .irrictn Wood (t)-Ga) si,d to,*,, ii,.* it,.1, r „ ,Vmer■MS ' otl»ri- is go-’ its-r to m.n. Mill It ,a-,i has Usd1 e»er> op|o,riiu,it' to gel infor­ mation ,'•> ,tmule energy- He •aid the ,,,’i,,oiMee has had In-, formnrton to. «,„i,tb» Mhat if the Itiisalao, I , g o t Ilia atumle bomb the,',,. |.,.t p|'|„ dumb.” - I Atom... -1,-nM'i' have InsttuDeteellon I.*- .odiaiion .notting menu h geiger cmintera. inatrermentbv fai the most W ASfllM .ll i\ S^pt 23 -</Pi in r %i»*ltt»iv* i n, a ioiiiiin’ mint tli# H^flv p « * « v mound or m Mm atmosphere. I Concelvaldv apbongb their is I be I i,>1-I iii- « I,a . evidence Hoi h..< f »• t .illation from an unofficial word 1. bark this nil I a ic .r u t si .mu r'p lo tin n in atomi, , an lie detect plane* be,si in.- an, Ii device.- rmvlit i n r , ., in .I,, it mg die Comed has o-,.-i t.aeo made nubile. | have been opei.iitug close |„ Itu, There o»*. »-i I,, . I,,eu an v official • »|Bn (erriloiv If <o. alilnino mu imutMts M I ow I '.I have learned reiiotN tielh rr rava from j tj,de» of radio,ii liv e Tlim l m ight I'** ' • mb the Ja p »•’fit* I miin I a i ii th r I have route w ithin llie rfiiitfe «»f P tM u lritt If um.'t, .Ii.closed (hie Bikini te-l- ever were lilrked ill* ithese l , „ , iiwli.ioi.nl. ” ( ( mm w eio IMi ki'd IIP ilis liiiin i n t ' j• ,.. . oi today He then In M,i> ., •fhi't •'o iin ln es - Mi Tim ortu o ,d rho ir im atop, lirlcJ A hoi|i * Ml*; «r««|ril1 with h it - i atM inako le e n n ltn ,’ In s t ill | •,e x n l.-i-,n w |„i-l, ia i.e s lln-se Cah,net ah oit o ment-* r .ill '.l ,• isin o riN P h a" are I uueatlnus nidi- 1.1 "• ' It .D irham e- in III# ' J. Was the •vplosm u that d Mi. ........ •nl tbr clrvclop* ear I l l ’s I-* Mill (hi mu «t h r ' A-homh -»» ll,cu t Pliqd, il«r uct-p'sily for lom t'iol . K .1 ' l l Illom li- lioutb ex-] a W „ , ,1 »M ,d en ial ,- ,n |' 'trillv r ill'll ’’ n il.,, .,hlp in* n lo .to n .to.- o'* •"•gin t - . o n tnn re' H|on of nn at mom- device with •„ will, Mo • n< I ,,f .Motnic enT on I lot,Hike svhii-li the I t u ..,a n , mtglit In ,,, t r in .I ll,m il Tt........ . ■i .m o g iiild is a. to a llv |,r r n pxtn rioo ohng ngv " did tei'iiil • 'den.......... .. an exrdo T h e km.wn la, l . „ f atomi, I I ,r I ,|.-.l ■' Me* li.»« 'm ight slot, III It'i i,a , M,ev n t- ,e .s tiiilv en ergv im lin ite that il would lo tb .'l 11, i ..it • ll.. 1 nit -il N .'im n i, Ilieti lie tln to iltirrd a fn im n l w-oiil.l lu, , had to lie .lints- . lose (O n r I I ruviI Mm Fd |> M g h ll Im l I, " t.... r< oliillnn by wbleb tb r As«etnI, t,, * r i lugeth-f bl) would ex tire.«s llie dr-.il e for - i w ill. If, I, llllW l| ' 1,(1111(1'. b r I ,m i n i ..-,1 ; A!'!1*!*! S|,,'Vin' con,,rl « n iE . .HAGUE. r*Tl.e •Netherlands. it * *>,n’ *- nliui itnil r rniicr Sept. 23 (/!*» Dutch and Indoll ■alleaed On r» « » t le h tl Witt, i ,,"i*■ I > r .Hire in the Under Dutch Crown Carl K e tt le s U .S. Ships Oil White Says U. S. Sees Good Year Field Machinery h Not Perfect But For Celery Feds ne.ian negotiator, have unanimous­ ly acrepted ihe main (mini. o( a •lalule telling up a United Stntee nl Indonesia under llie Dutch i town, it was learned today. , The three parties lo th# round table talki — the Dutch. lh« Inw vnuir a 23_ t T i — doeiian Reinihlharts and the Indo- v . H . r Whit. , . y . Am.riean nrev pesuyt rMerelMli—formally - eoto Wye rbrrmghout the ifornl is "sttpfted the Conference steering com- 'tdrig dangerouelv because nf flaws mitlee of their acceptance of tor i 'n ;'«r democracy." f t e it. L Lee U iiH«, PHI t •li"4rii» Arcrrtnivnil main point., the talk! have been n „ Vll „f „ ,p Nh„ „ ii1(| A..n,-iatlon Under way here for a month. foi the Advain ement of (’nlnreil Idiete were the points of agree People, returned last week front a two-months tour around the Better Than Most world I The character nf the union n ,\ \,-p vestenlav. *,rt,||le |lp tl|((| , nf “di-Mitle a liuinbei o( " The n n tlllo n * and ftinelinn- (lews we have lieie." lie Imd seel, of ) *'e heads o f Ihe union. (fat and poverty lu nthei conn .'I The duties anil composition "f trie., that gave him "a new respect tlu conference nf m in iste rs o f th* union partner*. Th e se conference- for the United States.'' White said Mint wherever lie w ill l,e held al re g u la r In te rv a l. t T h e duties ami com position of went he was asked: "How can America call itself tin- union's a rb itra tio n court H C o n tart and cooperatin'. a democracy as long a- Ivnrlttngamot, it the parliaments of the ( .erregathm and discrimination nf 'he union partners. -ontlnnc unchecked?" Details of the new agreement ||e -aid American amhatitado,« are »n| vet available. |ie met "»av litis is the 104 line. Tbe original pint, for a United n<,„ will, which thev are con States „f Indonesia called for equal -.tautIv fared.” partnership under Ihe Dutch crown While said this was the gnswe, undci whirh 72.000,000 InbeblUnH |(# tfnV(t Mlp (|ll„ ,| „ n; of llie rich Last Indies would acl, ..w „ |I„|!tP(| ,,,,'b grave Atne, lev.- self rule. A pmnlh ago reptr lynchlngs. fllltms not,' 1 < ■ nuPi!|pf i r L I o f lhe lndi' agreed to set up m provisions! gov ernmeqt for the U. 8. I. This |)tif»Ylr"t InnjF fotijjlit-for ilemHD'l presented a compromise In the ie for full Independence. Observers tinve been optimistic Inlclv tlmt the United N«li'",> Gommlsaion for Indoncsle (DN*'li would spat, nil the outstanding differences trtweep the Dutch sod the Indonesians, and that Ibis round table conference would end well ahead nf schedule. It has been I C n l l i i i l Oa ra*e raarl ters. .he K„ Kilt. Kl.n and d.s 'tlmlnetlon Hut we ,minted out «hst in i l w . democratic I octet v c*11 rurrf^ fault*, that we are making some progress ami that this Is not Pos s|b|i> In a Cummiinlst or tiitalllm ,an xocletv." White rbarged that the Moscow , raillo, for purposes of tiropagandn. th„ British India. In an atUni|ll |o |<rpp , hp u . B. out «f H|||hh n„ rk|1, , there, nlav up American racial troubles. Nathan Leopold Made Eligible For Pardon In Bobby Franks Murder SPRINGFIELD, III.. Sept. 2) <2P)-Nsl|ian Leopold. Chicago thrill ilayer of young Bobby Ft*nk» in 1924, now har a chance for pa­ role in 1953. ............. Governor Adlai E. Slevenron of Illinois hA* cut lb* 44-year-old murderer's prison lenience from 99 to 85 years. This make* Leopold, icion nf * wealthy Chicago family, eligible (o apply for parole In January. ♦ " ’ 1958. Instead of In September. „ i n ^ n t proposal to him. 1867— a dlffartnce of four ami I xh# ^ntationgj killing of tha two-thlrde. years. Franks boy shocked th* nation. Commutation waa unanimously rhe lad'* nude body, th* head recommended by th* state pardon , ru*hed by a steel bar, waa found beard. It la Leopold’* reward for l ,n , cu|vtrt gft*r hi* family got good conduct In prleon and f«r t demand* for 110,000 ranaom. voluntarily, risking hi* life in Leopold and Loeb, both then 10 wartime arisen experiment* aeek- year old student* at the Univers­ tag a cure for malaria. Some nthri ity of Chicago, later confessed. eo-called “guinea pig” prisoner* They said they had planned a hare got similar rewards. ‘'perfect crime." Leopold had aaked that hi* The trial Judge called it “atro­ •eatone* be cut 78 veer*. That cious," and urged that they navar would have made him immediately be paroled. eligible for parole, after 88 year* Finding of Leopold's glass** behind ban. near the body led to thslr arrest. He end Richard (Dickie) Loeb They told police they wanted to convicted of murder Sept. 10, •xperlanea tha'"thrill" of killing, la tha kidnap killing of and wantod money — although Fteats, 14 year old eon of thslr famliea wtra wealthy. to 1 0 O 1• Fl • O O V ie i llU S S ia . Aiiietic,*u ,- tb- f’ic'ideni m u) tb r |" I 'b ilitv *I m I r other •I'Sltun nuebt ilr\r|„j, xtnmic bomb ' III* ' l „ ,v« beet, taken into | account in »• " Qw,u' w'»'" «.«.# I'oothdll Conch Snys N. Y. Timcfi Thinks! annoii"'rmnit came wind (tom the "ColHWnr"Br( wren i Line Ir. S t t on k niitiil, riumrnl in London ttflt C o m » .4 l iC C i i • ' . l U t i l l * ? , 'I b n evidence o f sn e t o m ic |, At J. C. Luncheon ---------- ( o s rh G a il K e t t lr i of Sem inolr High Scbool Si'Ll tbe lutttoi (.lir m b r t <>f Lo tn m e ite today tbr " C c I m v F r d t ” « |," ,il,l w in sltnu't *11 lltr ir 'O lile ie in e gAtnr' t ill' v e s t ." lu t iiK llirrd by |i I I h i i k .<« one of tbe brM | „ „ I n n riil.ili'1 ' to tbr » l" le ," C o st It l.- llle * told Slie | ' yi re* be exp ect, t i.r i n n , |,I win WASHING ION. I ! | I I j Sept. 'e xp b ........ . in « ( m i i A B r it is h »! w.,« p to tn i.rd I,,lr, I" T.’ q -btu g l»n , llie w n n l swept 'w lf ilv n t",m il irove* oinelit depart- 2.1— i.i.t, t .p ,— | ,,r Com m etie D e |,« rtm riit ru t,„ iHired I ik U ' tbet II llretu eil •Mpnsenl of 9.'|l'2,b77.Hit In tliM ti'iu g and mining equipment b> Itiu v la s mnnlh 4Ki>. The De­ lu M m rn l eddril. b n w e 'e r. n ia l t I, i , Mrlmn " ie |H r - r n l* nn 'bin*,' In poll,, irfrriotii; t'i Mo I't iiioulb old in,I,. . oi Ii in llii* nm " M rh won I, I hitllil Gnent* ....I tloongl, l ,,,g ,r" • A l Mu* I , |, u I » k <'|. Iirn d q iia rle r* '' j..f * In • m llilu r v * ri vice* there ' ) " ( " -.It:!).* of .'X cllcm cn tv • but •• ilffi, ,i,t* I' ■ I l . r u . -i M i*.. ! uiuMi'i A pul. -.-nimin 1 -• • be A i »mie- . ' 1 " ii, C o i»m i* -i"" ii , re p ly to,.-; ipu-i-iuu, s a id : " \ V - 1, ,v,» m ill,m g . ,t | e „ t liv e n l tl*r,, g „ n ,r ' end .............* w * r ........... ... Kt i " >»tern p re ss, 1 .'-ecrulai v of . lb fin ,!* Jot,n»on fn, m ore t u fn r - ., l,o |,r i In lote no im n r tban two . M U Y O R K . S rp l 2 1 l/P) •tuition when it" le ft the 'Cabinet (onfeience garnet Hie Nr w 3 o ik lim e . , Mil today j meet mg. " W r are (o rllin Mr •*, bavmg i l i ’ M ll,e United ''l-Mr*. tb io llg ll | H-ivc wo ntadi- nm- I'hangv in good line avetagm q 172 pound', il,- D rp ailn ien t of Con,men r . |,a« , M,u 'ti.ie ia ittu n o f otn f . • «- « tin - In tp p rn e d ?" „ ii'iMotei- "!<,•.!. llir y tbuuld be a. quod oi l i r l l r i a p p o i.ril llir III, SI,rib a ir export t o ] N o", Joh n so n r.>pi„.,| tb in Iasi years line," be t.iid Soviet If in ,ia ot k'lDO.DOO w o itl, , "D o ra the C a t,im l know any 1., "n- ,, l „ , nt th la I I ,„ i, il n m tallied "However, nur baiklielil ,« ligbi ol oil llrld ,,,.,( b m riy 1., ibe I’ rnshlont’a M,Men,,ml ? “ ,ind flow and we lould m e a good I I ii .,, lio n, tbr l,rw t|ia p ri l a i d , 1 rim Cilliilivt l.oow' nil alioitt |ia » 'e r." • " ii.tilo lrd tbr l i i . l l.in q ib lr ev, 1 ,t ." Johnson anlil " It iv a . fu lly m l ot in ed." Wn \vIII take 80 ,»1„ v**i • on !',(■ • rii.it llie "c o ld " wat in lia rb , trips anil appoint two eo raplattm for each g game. Cliarle.* Antlerann and Charles Imnxinp will be rat, Inins for Iba nalnc-vllle game lo morrow night " Coach Kettle* rm,rinded liv an •werlnq queatlOli* for the Jayree fo,»i 1,1,11 enthuslaxH Mi'tuliershlp Chairman Gordon llrndlrv annoiincrd tin* men,bet nhln due* drive win attrrexHful anil rnnKrnlulated tbe wlnnlni' lean,. A meeting of the linard of directuia way scheduled for tonight and Fire Chief M N Cleveland wn* Invitad to hols plan the .layc-re* urogram for Fire Prevention Week njartlng Oct. Il-D). A suggeatlon l>v Jmltre nmigln* Htcnstrom that n tnenilmr of the |, "" | ‘ Do volt have ,e„-n,, to tirliev* ^between the two <oimtiie. ,. ah.M 1M.i. wu* the flr-t llhtllll*' ntoiuii' explnin K u a R in ?” J mI iim ' mi wn* jMk*mq i f'ottllnHtod Oa I'rhp l lshfl • bl field m ach in e,v u No I oil p ,|.« , i . priority li.t " f quod, w.int rd lioqt llie U S b ill It' expoit I , , ' been |ito b lb llr,i miii r tin , ( oininiU^e Heads Are Elec led For T. B. Seal Drive lom ibV 'la p p rd a bqn on 'b q , n,r,,i« o | "w a r pu tru tM l" rndud rial good* lo tbr S o v ir l iii M .lic it, I'MM liMtiril m euliiik! «if Mir KrtnfMitwtiii. in r« In lln (ln n , |*ut nn «if Countv Tiilieit ulortid mid fu Im Y mSM n iI »rn < i i i t> i r sH i sr |s» , *4 i xon v rs snl i l lI •• ■s jhih | s s SI * '•m SI I s • i Hole ................... • .................................... ■ -----— inmikrikiii'ir m ill ehrorue crew to ! lo ,,u lh ArtMocintion \vu« I mm.( Mon• Ll _____ I . . . 1. 1 _ I 1 . . t .. 1_______ . .(• M . « la v night ntit* sthr home .of Air*. tl,r C S. enrlv llti* >rnr. After a Inpae of neverai monlli'. Ilclrn lint t'-luK'll. tin* n«w . xi-m’ >n |tl„- Tlmra suiil, shipment-, wno liv,' 'ccrctnry for S |i, -t,ninl in .Inly when $I,0()PJI0() tv ( C a a t la a * # On S'aa* V n w rl Clmirtmtn of tin- vuriou* nunv<»t!i .,f muntranet,,- uoedud bv M-r Vnit-rtcan »U-cl industry wn- initr.'ox for the I'JII* Seal S.tla '*x|h,i I'-'l it, Rtl'sleu sltilM. drive which will begin on Nov. 2V. I be l imes said that there now iveie I'leoted bk follow*: John l('„n (laa eC naa r a s e Cnnrt Scnkurlk, gonoral clmumxn: Kar■vie llouiholder, (diolmmn of large gill-- Mud Rolland Dean, publicity Mr*. Georg* D. Hart died at Iter S.irali .1. Lamphell ■dmiiniHn. boma. 1820 Park Avenue a* <HMt Died THIh Morning "I know that Mn- nttien* ofi I*. M vesterdav following a altorl Illness. Sninlmde Count)' "-ill be piaud t<* Horn In MaHisnn, Wise.. Mrs. Mr. Sarah Jane Armour. 77, be a pint In tbi* great fight Hart, had been a resident of Ban- died Gn* morning afiar a lung Hgxluxl tiiberoul,<•!'." Mrs. Hurt'­ ford for 48 year* ami was a to- dine" She wax the willow of llie ll, Hell said. "Tbi* I* voue chance presentatlva of the Fuller Hritsh late .1 Frank Campbell. In move yoilr. loyallv a* a leal Cumriliv for 80 years. Rhe ws* a Mr. xml Mrs. Campltell mine to Atneiirnii to youi rominunltv and memlier of tha Flrsl Presbyterian S(infmil In I'JII front MyKeo*pnit. llie people around you ” Cbureh. , , I'h hi , d wore engaged III relatv 'ilia need of patient service fey Hh# la survived hv one daughter. farming on the West Bide for bulb whit* and colored 1* «r«at»» “ and nn* Mrs. Gaon . Ham!! _. . ntanv vears. The only otirvlvot Is (III* year than ever before, she Idred Murphy of nleca Mr one dsngliter, Ml** Uettlna Camp- said. V n « Mlttncapo n. Mr*. Edward Klrclier, form#* ea will •>* ton- ^Funeral ecrvlcee will ha held Funeral ducted gt . „ Erickson Funeral at Erickson Funeral Home on Sat­ uxci-utive eecretarv fin Bemlnoto Home at ttf P. M. Saturday with urday at lOtOO A. M. with Rev. County, waa placed on the hoard dr Wklnnla officiating H. Lyttleton Zlmmarman officiat­ director* for her service durietf th* Rev. A. Interment will fellow in Evergreen ing. Interment will follow In Lake- tha past five years. t*J 1*4 Cemeteryview Cemetery. R ED CROSS HEAD DACHAU 0 RA V f7 HAM WOOD’S FU N ER A L WA8HINOTON. Sept." 23-(A 8 DACHAU, Germany. Bept. 83HOLLYWOOD, Sept, 23-f/P)— — General George C. Marshall :ta mate grave Last rite* (7P)—A Director Sam Wood, cnmlng back to public lift acata| akeletone of third filmland notohl* to die this HH cltalrman of tha American Jemm of tha notorabout Red Cross. <«t week, will be held' Saturday. ,tion camp ioua The 66-year-old director, who President Truman, man. one of tpa was ntrel'a tn greatest ateat admirers, toll died yesterday, will be laid to (icner found by » rest at Forest Laws Park, whera' hla feranco yestardag commls- friend* paid final tributa to ac- that agreed to suetlon tor Blekard D U late yesterday.'caed onnor os Red Cross by a k 1. Th* Job carrie# Actor .Ife H ltJM n n iA to d Rimh I h«ad day; W l Hh . Mrs. Georfre D. Hart Died Yesterday I*. M. ‘ ‘■ 'in u '^ S c u (S U B K NO. 284 IS. Accused President Discloses If Aggression iy Vishinsky Recent Atomic Blast NEW YORK. Sept whether First the Committee 6 6 on the question RAMIE KXFERIMBNTS fr TH E W EA TH ER Scattered Miiinrlrrahowtri this afternoon ami evening, otherwise narllv rlnudr t hroiiK h Saturday, Not quite -oi >».irm Saturday. Moderate variable .»inil* becom­ ing uorlheasl Saturday. f e r a lit Russian Minister De­ livers U. N. Talk; Achesort Says U. S. Won’t Change Plans WASHINGTON. Sept. 21 i/P, Committee the- F u r Employment in r, for artmn In.l.v any r e c o m m e n d * ! , on W EST PALM BEACH, Sept. 88 ___ je t f dletllled -(API—The State may take over on J u ly 81 o f Oils an abandoned ramie procetelng olant peer Bella Glade agd use It 1oneI office of win*" the for experimental purpose*, It was rsportad today. Imw' Seeks Annulment To 5*nd Measure To Floor of Senate For Further Action Jew'this aspect nf-th* festival's meaning. \ ‘ unr UhT in w ctrd CAMDEN. N /JV R fP t. 2S - 0F 1 — Howard B. U IndtetM fteteday for the ylng o# lf.pareona In n lo f <?r»r on. Blv lUteen bills of «i returned by the grew* Jury-18 'Mein and one 4. victlma wounded leryman. *w* _ l 'j t » House Passes 67-20 Senate Group lit* 6 To 6 .Cigarette Tax - To Benefit Cities Committee J h Deci des Measure Expected To Raise $412,000,000; Counties To Get Cut Of Gus Levy ■ Uk ■ - r ~ ------- AlfllainKs - * it ♦« � 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, September 22, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 22, 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 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 22, 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