6 10 246 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e2956e2c778f81938aad3331071efc0f.pdf af4b39931012d7ab4cf5726e6d722659 PDF Text Text \ \ r MMHH ' • ,« r n " r * iw '.”v.v— ~ -• •'-** Vv’’ ' 1" r TH> BAWFOBP Last Thursday in New York, the anti-trust lawyers from Washington filed a suit to put A&P out of business. They asked the court to order us to get rid of most of our stores and also the manufacturing facilities which supply you with A&P coffee, Ann Page products, Jane Parker baked goods, and other quality items we produce. This would mean higher food prices for you* It would mean less food on every dinner table and few er dollars in every pay envelope. It would mean the end of A&P as you know it This poses a basic question for the American people: Do they want to continue to enjoy lower prices and. better living? Or do they want to break up A&P and pay higher prices, and have lower living standards? W hat do you want? That* has never been any question in our mind that it is good buifalS lead citizenship to sell good food as cheaply as possible. As Fortune Mags said about A&P some time ago, "It is firmly attached to die one f>eat prindjd the selling of more for lese — that has made the desert bloom and the hi wax great." • • > 5 i We dasersly believe that we have helped the American paople eel better We believe that the hundreds of thousands of farmers end manufacturers have voluntarily south! our business have proftted by our fast, low-cost dial Wa know that our 110,000 lo,a^ employees enjoy today, as they ahrsfS have* the blab eel wages, shortest hours and best working conditions generally p u raf ing fa the retail food Industry) and that these men end women-have found a AAP good opportunities for security and progress. Wa know that Ihomands of budaemmm — the landlords who real as CW ObviousJy, all thsso people will suffer if this company is put out of buslnaM. Do You Want Higher Prices? ,Wa admit that tha intsrastv of lha owners of A&P are of little important^ k>>T H d h U milch more invoked in this case than the future of A&P. The entire American system of efficient, low-cost, low-profit diatributlon which we pioneered, will face destruction and tha public will suffer. AdkP was the first chain store In this country. For more than ninety years wa have tried to build a sound business on the simple formula the founder gave uei "Give tha people tha nsaffi good food you can for thalr mooey." Year after ymr Frtakfy, they could make an enormous amount of money by breaking tip A iiP, aa t)w anthtrust lawyers wish, and tailing off tha parts. i got is this what the American paople want) Do they agree with the anthirtMt lawyers that our food prices era too low, and that we should bs put out of pasture so other grocers can charge more? u Fikokly, If this were the case, we would not want to continue In buainsaa. d t gut wa asrlously doubt that this la tha case. Twske years ago, aa again SRp made to tax this company and other chain storsa out of business In s pelBi rallied to our support. They said they liked our quality foods and our low prices. As n result of their opposition, the ten was defeated. Now wo are faced with this now attack through tho courts. Wa are faced widk the heavy costa ond oil tho trouble that lawsuits involve. ■ , �•> 1 f?1 M SP ■ THE WEATHER la V a lt y T h m H H m i t V ^ T# PratMt tha P m m at tlw Wertdj To Promote tho m j M i ( , A a « r l M T# Prod®®# f r a il 'fw ftonford. Centrally fair through Thori* day exerpt fur widely scattered thundershowers IM vfternoo**. Gentle to moderate easterly wind®. Y NEWSPAPER AN INDEPENDENT VOLUME x m ESDAY SEPT. 21. 1949 8ANF0HD, FLORIDA. 1908 AaoodAtod PrtH Leased W in No. 292 W - g ' - - - --------- i. Truman Seeks Congressman Voicea Hope For Acheron Say Expansion Of Social Security More Time In East West Row D rive To Cut Steel Dispute Can Be Ended ^rms Measure Murray Bars . Quick Passage Of Sales Br FRANCIS M. LEMAY Preaidirtt Asks For 6 MoreDaysOfTruce; Another Rail Strike Looms On Horizon C LEV ELA N D . Sept. 21—UP) —Right wing l«ad«ra at th. I'n llH E lK lr ln l W arkm Con* .«nMm 1-4.• I* V„ jg*'s leftist adminlotPaUM la Taring tka war for aariaalim from tka CIO. Alteapto hr rlakl wing fartlona to onat k it wing Incumbent officer# meanwklla. appeared h i i M ' f«r d# faat In an election obfTer latar teday. • WASHINGTON. S a il. 21—</P) —President Truman, titeUng to dock a week end ateri strfuj today d V d ( I ) aix morp day* if, truce, ind (2) Direct bargaining between -inion and the al^el companies. In a letter (o, both *idet. Mr. Iruman said: "I again emphaiixe that the na­ tional inlereit require*, and (he American people have a right to expect, an early settlement." J b « CIO United Steelworker*' 4sw ar to the President's requeti will hr decided at a meeting of the union'* wage-policy committee in Pittsburgh tomortow. Cyru* Ching, government mediation chief, teid the »teel companies had promi»ed to live iheir antwer toon. Mr. Truman aiked that tha pre­ terit truce ending Saturday midnight he extended until 12:01 A. Saturday. Oct. I. , By asking direct company-union negotiation*. Mr. Truman threw An weight of hi* office to break down one union-company point ol eonlroverty that ha* been a •tumb­ ling block eince a preiidenlial fact­ finding boatd laid down it* »*• commendation*^ for (aiding the «'*- WASHINGTON. Sept. 2 1 - MP)— Amid labor disputes ovar penlioni. lecurity and welfare. Rep. Dotighlon (D-NC) voiced hop# today the Home will p|i« fairly too* a billvsilly eipanding tka government'. Social Security profiam. However, because of a leaiiletiva logjam, there ii little likelihood the Senate will act upon tha m#**P-"---------- ---~ •ure befnra next aprlng. • worker who became totally and .®0CaB S*fUr ’ ft * 1 P#rm* ri,nllr disabled would re­ proved i i to 8 on Aug. 8 by the ceivf tjenetUa aa If he had reached n ava and Mean* Commlttas head* [ ret|r#ment age ed by Doughton, would add ap-, 8. Payroll tax** would ba boost proxlmately II.(MM.OOti employed | a{] to finance the program, with ' e w^d^St«,** peraoni Ao tha 88,000,000 now | worj(tra am| (heir emptover*! n> Male Aeheion today covered by old age and survivor*; M(laj|W .harm# *h. The u * . reaffirmed hi* belief lhal f.ul**' »•*• |1 iiwuiaacv. now | piT cent aac|, on imploye* " f il *Jtl tactile* i.*g/i )yf r*4ii*.w i in the broadest expansion of the pay and employer*' payroll*, peacefully, bul warned that a lolu* RodaI Security program In a de­ would ha Increaaed to IH per cent cade, the lagiilatlon If finally ap­ on each In 1960, to 8 par cent In linn will not be quick or eaiy. In a lolemn American policy proved alio would provide; 1981. 2H par cant In I960; 3 per I. An average increase of about rent In 19&5,' aVd'to SU"per” cent ‘Perth before the United Nation* 70 per rent In the insurance bene­ on each In 1970. *„rmbly. Acheron promited the fits received by about 2,600,000 Under th* proposed legiala V) iMijou*) delegation* th* United pertona already receiving such In l,on would *h# Mr K V WOrker'* benefit*. Persona who retire In m1 i pay be taxed, °wharea* nm» ;"<tr, », ,ready . / lo do it. part. ... , A* the future would get benefits ap-! “ the first 18,000 la subject to the ''iwcted. his tone was coneilistoiy. pioxlmately double the average payroll levy. Hit declaration blamed Ru**ta heneflts payable now. 4. The bill also increases the (0t the "profound *enie of in*e*• pj«blllty lu.uranee would be: r.dereVgoveranTent'a'^ha'rVVn the cunly” which he *aid hss enve­ added to the old age and aarvlm a coat of th* public assistance prolope) taigc sics* of the world and Inauranc*. This means that a t r e w s * a w roga Mas b*» led lo *urh rlcp* as the formalion ul the North Atlantic Alliance. tl I* th# main t**x of lh# AahctiiMv . he aald, to try to *l’WB th# problems whlrh lay behind th« Political Crisis Worth Testifies Threaten* Britain On Symington In C"'T pledge for th# United Stale* unr#*#rv*d support and devotion to a ponr#rted effort to thl* end, After Devaluing Probe Of B-36 br Arlieami **ld. . , made no direct appeal France Also Angered Ex-Navy Official In­ Over Attempt To dicates He Got Re­ Invade U.S. Markets port From Martin ---------LONDON, 8apt. 11—(A»>— Workers thraataned crippling strike* In Britain and Prance, key Marshall Plan natloM, to­ day In tha wak* of a wstld wavs of cheapened money. Th# Br|. tiah labor fovammant faced a political crisis In Ita own ranks, with trade unions threatening to revolt against higher prices brought on by tho devaluation of the pound. By ASSOCIATED PRESS Britain's ruling labor party fated elitkal crisis in its own ranks today over the devaluation of tha 11 i> T h a bond racemmandad M riM t povmd. Tt* <*u^ ri< r«1lriatencd' » wage lnw*ft*6'*g>fb* TfXflh P«ilUV W l»« million-mm ulflm, * w - jgPP“ ” com* with^tapeaed money. •n Induatry-flnaneed^ Diaittiifaclion with Briliih de­ penalone plan lo e o it t o « W e man ner hour of opawWne. valuation alto came from another Philip Murray, praaldant M JM quarter, outside Britain. French steelworker*, ha» Insisted that tnt board'* report rnuat be acejpted aa Finance Minister Maurice Petiehe • “ha*l* fur settlement b*for* th* complained that Britain's deep union would open bargaining ne­ dash in the pound meanj lhal Bri» gotiation*. ,. tain is conducting a “commercial" In Murray’* view, that would #»*n accoptlng the pHneljpla that war" to tieic American markets ahead ol her European competitors. any ln»ur«nca pension* #vtntnsnv woric®d out would Britain's Prima Minister Attlee (Cuitlafl** w» hat called a special cabinet meet­ ing for tomorrow to deal with the political crisis. Th# powerful Gen­ eral Council of the Trade* Union Congrtti (TUC) has decided it District Oovornoi C. J. Thorny cannot endorse lha government's son nnd about 80 Lioni th* Banford Llona C,UE5 111 devaluation policy. The1TUC. with m Jo* Mot*' home on BUreeLok* 8,000,000 members, is the mein »gt of tha labor government. " 2_ " tlsh businessmen H*v# been Brit District Coventor Attends Lioni Picnic urged by the government to u»e theehaeper pound In dn *U out drive for American and Canodlen toias, aven If It meant losing #*tabllahed cuatomera In aoft-curreney eountrlaa. . . "If by making use of the new exchange rate, exporter* flnd'they ean greatly Increase thele dollar salsa, they muit go all ou* for that that a group from Bi abjefrtvt f seld. a .statsment by ■hhlt th* Ovlado Llonaa Club MeetP'—* - “ < • » { - ' qua lo Link Barnet, In W 1**"* Son of hi* alfo rtaln dr*ml*l«B the Ovlado Lions Club, Thirty dollars waa r “ ‘ ‘by picnic [or the convantii the Lions auctioning tl ■If hats to each other. «<--»!» ‘“M srsl In* toplght Clarence Welch, pr cr n . .«r ,d.d n. . , -ifeu! | ™ said alio that Marlin , tn a *enie asked him for tha' oni-anonymou* memo which sparked a congret* tonal invaitigation of th* Air Forca’s B-36 bomber. The paper hinted at fraud and political favorW»m'1h th."d^«lopment of th* ^ (>m|,e or by Isolated diplomatic geitures. "Anv people, becoming ewer# of the depth of these problems, detpalr of their solution by means. W# hev# never shared thl* feeling, and w# do not lhere It to. day." . Ho tlaUd the melor lMt*« « •*«* b a e ^ c irrie r.--— ' Dslken problem, Korea. * * 1#*1^*' Worth said Martin wanted the Italy s African colonies, •aenomW information for Senator Tyding* development of backward ere**, (D-Md), chairman of the Senate violet Inna of human right* Ini Commuiil*-domlnete<lcoPn^eL A ‘ m,'lc Armed Services Committee. (I'n U iM l » • V»«* T woj Martin ha* denied that he inriigated th# paper or futnt*hed ma­ terial for il. the House armed »ervtcr* com­ mittee held hearing* and >*ld 1« could uncover no trice of corrup­ tion. Worth testified today before a MIAMI. Sspt. 21—W - H u r Navy court of Inquiry. Th* court It trying to find out whither »ny- ilcan* warnings were ordered up Puerto Rico today for a rapid­ on* else In the Navy halpel pre­ In ly growing tropleal dleturbance pare the memo. From Navy Capt. John O. Crom- reported about 100 milt# »outnmelln. the court got a P«' ctlon southeast of 8t. Croix. Th# U. 8. Weethor Buroeu In that Worth avantually "will he vindicated In tt*« eye* of th* Sen Juan, Puerto Hlco, ordered American people.' Crommelln aup- ell Interests In the Puerto Rican pllcd a sensation of hla own tan area to take Immediate precau­ dav* **o with a charge that Air tion* age Inet huirleen* wind*. An advfeory Issued “l B:8° A. Force and A rm y, ganarals ere ruining the Navy * fighting power. A., reported winds of 8® miles Worth, under suspension as spe­ J er hour near th* center of the cial assistant to Navy Undersec­ leturbenc* end »*ld It wes ex­ retary Dan Kimball, gave Ms var- pected they would reach hurri­ don of a meeting fast April In cane force In th* next few hour* Northeast storm warning* also Martin'* Baltimore office. It had different touchea from were ordered up for the Virgin the account* previously given bjr lefanda. Martin. Navv Comdr. Thomas E. Th* Weather Bureau said the Davies and Harold Moaler, Wash- smell tropical atorm developed Ingt on attorney for the Martin during th* night end "is believ­ " (Ceatlme* Page Mas ed to b* increasing rapidly in ^"flat3orVto**AbriSn A. M. Inatead of will continue thri hour until 8 P. Mi POTATO OTTAWA, Sept. announced ,VnUy, I riaeUcon*ider^ r * ! » J B .•in advancee, the eanMi NOBON1C TORONTO saa. tn Russia for a general settlement, lmt did call for Soviet coopera­ tion on several apaclflc problem* such aa the Balkan dispute and Korea. Acheron **ld thl* *e»»ton of the W « HINCTON, S,p,. 21— («*• A r t S f S L S ' J l f f i u S S — Cedric Worth testified today lhal t,rerl completed and II I* he ihinkt plan# maker Glenn L j possible to see with more clarity Martin fed him the rumor that Sec- , what the real prohlsm* are. rel.ry of Air Sym.n.lon would m louM i... ' * quit and head a hig aircraft com- : tin added: pany merger. I "They are too deeply rooted, In choly MISLEADING EMORY PRBKY Aiken ATLANTA, BOSTON, Sapt. 81— UF>—Dr. Bcpt. 21--C»V-Emory . * pr*« seidant of the trustees ra-el*ct*d Dr. Ooodrieh Howard' “F. “Root. a«nt at the next m**Wn» O. White president of tha unlver- American DlabeUa Asaodatlon. last night tarmad "misleading Ouast* ware 8am fta m L m JF Lsnd ind Ed Joiiii olf UiBitllit ,W/. Gordon**Stlpa was continued o""ilat#ment by a Bt. Loul; bioaa trie* president and Gharlea Ho-1 chemist that 99 pefeNflt of dlaCORRECTION word Candler ■■ preildant of th* I hetlce can gat along without InStarting Thursday board of trustees_ J ___ _____ 1 ________ ______________ drivers’ licenses at « ous* will begin j To T n t I'onsvrif i , t ( i o n Secretary Of State Republican S e n a t o r Tells U. N. Assem­ Joins With Senator bly United States George In Trying Ready To Do Part 'T o Slash Expenses Storm Warnings Are Ordered Up In Puerto Rico intensity." , „ 1 tt was located at 9:80 A. M. near letltudo 16.S north and longitude 64.8 west, or about too mils* south-southeast of St. Croix, roughly 1,200 miles south­ east of Miami. B L Croix la a email island about 100 mites east and ■ lit­ tle aouth of Puerto Rico. Tho tropical atorm had been ' under observation by Navy m i l i t a r y monnalssanea Mr Cities Launch AB-Ont Drive .iff; plana* yastarday. along with ... elite* yaatardar. a! "potentially troublea n o th e r of eueplrion In the Afiinst National Crime Syndicates ofarea Mexico, CHICAGO. Sept. 21— (/W)— Major U. S. eilie* began a war today an nationwide crime s y n d k a la k ...................... . . . They asked Attorney Qenaral J. Howard McGrath to help them. Acting1tnmifh tht American Municipal Aitodalton, tn# cWi# low McGmtli t "Tha matter is too great to be handled by local officials alona, rinse the organised criminal ate- ♦--------------------M CM rsfe^0*i • i ^ direct oppoelte of _ ___j Gulf area aouth of the Loohlena coast contained winds of SO to S I mllee par hour. BACK TO WORK CHICAGO, Sapt, S l-f/P l-R sg ulor lyp* raturnad to Chicago MWapapara today after 22 months of Printing with photoengraving* of copy produced by typewriterlinn machiitaa. roanmon on aovaro) pages in to* ■•we aectlona of th* Bun-Times and Tribune edition* this morning. LAYING CO N PM BED “ YORK, Boot. I I - f A V y of n Powtnakot, R. L. i found In a room Edison today after W a s h in g t o n .- Sept E ffo rt F ift y Off Of A m e n d m e n ts Defeated In House TALI_\! I \S5Fi:."Scpi. 21 —(&) — Spfakei f’ciry Murray today slopped ,i iii.i-.- 11vsupporter* of thr I p*r,-n* *.II— * (is lull lo fore# I i * a 21 — -4d«natoi KnowUrul (K -C « lif) to- dap jotnfH a drive in ihe Senalr .1 1 Al IMOlnrVIO lor«W * t W■-a 4(4 rmt ptofMin Ihr llornla I louse. • told hit rollragur* the Ad ' V “ V > W ,. L j Sales 11 s iilvin il«s hid just Miration had "failed to justify" shewn hv (in'llrr te»t vole thd* need lor the full amount. they hue ili- nere.*sry majority 'JCnowHud **id he will wpport ’ lo , a'* * h e t'lll ■ ' lien it come* to * Sweloi George (D C s) in hi* el showdown. fori* lo trim $200,000,001) Iron. Mttrnt il I'ne.l in recognize tK« cash proposed for sun* *ld. Rep l Irllmnl cl 1’inrllas to make And it ihi* move fail*. Knowa form il in >*i-1-i ih-i ivnuhl hav# laid »*id, ihen he will oiler •* . * ,' '•-ev.'. -Jl-n. called I ■ ' rl,e * -'I m hr read a cfltnpeomi«e plan of hi* own. H# tlniil tone -n I i o ip loi * vote prOpoifi lo cut $ 100,000.1 IIMl (torn nil lm i l l ” I'li •' would h*V# the cath eulhorirslion end another , III nil • ini'' I Ill 'll III some 50 $100,000,001) from the umtrect prinhtM mien lie ills author it i t IrMl"111 11w , I ||>| I die hill could i Knowl.nd voted lor the hill hr aih a n irl n i in.*(i-*IIy vole, when it w*. approved hv the Senale Foreign IMelion* *"d Aimed I N t't Mil Hint hi i piin-nla and hrothri me ll d-d nn "mls- lull Mm MV aid lie would not per­ KntId" i i lien, l l , n *hown In St. Michael'* Hmpd.il, rumnlii, mit the moti' n i" go before the Service* t’ommillee*. He t* a mem *1 r i i l" i i 11 cat c l for Injuries received tn the Moronic Home lm th- t'liir hung bar ol the latter committee ci When fuc I,.ukc nut nhuiird Ihe vrnscl. K hIIi Ipcii .lid ilnwtl lln said In •< ."I I illow *onaider-Bul lie -will many why voted p .sin. ii , 1 knocked inln the water hut swum mfety in*li«re ,itmn of in " i ........luiciit.s, with for Ihe mrnvilf did so with a ( I l i t e r n .m i o n n l S i n i i i d p l i o t n I d,.),,,!!' , ii '■ lunUi’d to five firm understanding they could trv minute* t " ■t • ' I" If further liter In make anv change* Ihov v ie s dm 1 " It ui c wa* not believed necessary. tn,dincil • ■• ■• ' o'hnr change* Ther# i' *tul room fur improve- 1 III tilt' lull. I'r • 1 ii" 'lien would mint, hr- said, nnd fur this rea­ recognize < 1,1 make ids mo­ son he would vote for a cut tion Lesdirn- off thr ommxitlon. Murray !■-d v-il It would Benstor (iimrgr lia.ed hi* lot e a t - ■M':i I i.l - itV to ad­ •It* V oil ilfinnlid* that: vance tin- lull • Ihlnl reading ( ll I'tir $I ,<>(10.000,omi earmark- I while ..................- “ 'ii pending. •d for North Atlantic I’scl nation* Ilowe'-'T. ' ...... ' id tr,,in preenb»-cut lo *600,000.000 ilents win ii " - ‘ i -munirled hi* <2) Cmigre*. *hare with I’re.l posit inn th.it :■ id ink# only a dent Truman the authorttv to apmajority. prays unv defl'ns* plan* foi the "Then* 's h *-’■ »i'*i 11% • in n<*i# tliut wants t,i i ike thl \ bill up North Allantic area. nnd illspo-1 " 11 he sanl " I il#r* The veteran chairman of the arc more mo 1 1'■1• "t* mi Die d*rk Senate Finance Committee wrote DOVE If. Dei.. Sept 21 -(/r>— NEW YORK*"sTpr. 21 </l>, tluiii then "• ' ■ . hen we started, dqwn hi* rrltlc!*m of Ihe hill In rtemoi't I" I I.- lo nlnvi" to force, Um# amendment*. Arina uppoii- A roiifetstuti tli,.I hrtiiighl gatp* Ihe United Nations ipecial Com a quick ilici 1"" on th# lull itsclfj ante appear to be rallying around | (rum *pcctoton a nd cauicd jury miitioR on thr Bnlkem (UNSCOH) Gaargs for th* major test of; member* In fidget in: ihrir diair* said todIV the G|erk «tmy ha* elt- after the ll.ncc rejected by a V,stc of 6- I.l 39. n last-ditch •trowth *v** an official part of the evi­ minalej organized guemll.t re*i*- Sim |iln *n' !"• 'duel' foes sought (TRirge * amendment* would cut dence in Delaware', lonely heart* tanre along the northrrn hordei. to Hunt the (tiles lux life to It) the protio**d cash .pending for mouth* . niurdrr trial today, |of tirrere rearming Western Europe from Mn- Sen iln reject' d the fourth itOtt.OOO.tiOU to $300,000,000; reI lie ronleninn whirlt the stair Ih e i o m m i i.’o ii w a r n e d , t m w e v ii loll n> 'tic nvi'isll sites tn< produre the contract authority from contend* wa» made Iw Robert Hie !„l ,m ,,. ,, ft| Kravity «| the ihir.it ili mi in . "ii'cil hy n pi'idsl Joint tatMl,000.000 to $200,000,000; mill cninmiiinn, It dccltocd to sutnull give Congre*. and Ihe Prealdrnt nnaii. Hi-year-old fum boy—w e*||(l p n .r " if C.reeie'* t i.iimiimid I i . i il'i lection i i.’i.stitutional nriglilioi*, AlhniM aid ‘ ...... . the right to review defense plan*. erlmitrd over defen.e ohjecliurii [ that wi'iild permit * Meanwhile Congressional lend yesterday *fltilu*'•.*, innlintre a'dmg guerrd f.sti ui- inn* hix | I - J file) • n IfH•JtH.Hof ink* r i, arc planning to dl*ru*» witli Voting Brennan and hi* motfirr. 11.« m drli ince ol U N A'.emhh ic,' , I ii ,;n i ax t loin I'igh income I'lr.ident TruniMii tnnmrrnw the Mi« liter Hie Milan l'i ate on trial i .p.olnlmn* i, id. m. tn . I feet clU'tn . Unit III# l-gi.lellon tliaf mav he comditrrrd t,il loW-ktil.illed classes 11„ , mmuiximi omentt.iird | . ,l, t in tli* remainder "f this »ea*lmr lot murder in the living nl W.idr iniqiortl ouit' l ih in ttia N Woolilriilge, f'/ >e,i olil (.ii I,| of fongte** ■iglit nf tl* cT'iiurm on Al­ Mu del, 11’entlBsa* On #■«* #!*) Speaker Rayburn (D-Texasl an pintei from Stone MnunUin, V.i , ii.mu, .i A imh the In tict.il --i ni uminced plan, fur the meeting, led Oct. 10. Irvpotlitblr lor the lhir.it tn pe.iie ilium Ills return today from n The stale claim* Robert Bren in die Balk in*." I l n iiffiiiiiA ( !■ » '2 $ I P E l * * nan killed Wooldridge with a *lml Ctccce week, lliii;lli''n l to gun and that hi* mother prompted ■.ct'il t'ci troops across the ■\lh:iiithe tlaying of the man the met ton Imidni unless lhal Soviet satel­ -t.ipped lielpln*. gun rlllic the through lonely heart* rnrretpnn lite (,uct gi.vernmrul -aid thee it It Ft. Pope, chnlrnmn of the would ""Iifv the II N that it tell K (J. McAllatar, 76, dleil in the dence. The confaaalnn wa* read In « entitled to do so tiudei Article 61 C'lilitv Coinuila»(on, aniinunced Florida .Sanitarium in Orlando at 3:30 A. M. yetterday after a two crowded courtroom alter three id the Unite,I Natlnns r'haiter. today that terlilili Inns of Die Soil Imigcs silting jointly In the trial win, Ii oiillines measures a nation t’oiMcrvatlon Sarvii o have stal led Nomtha' lllnasa. overtuled the obJecMon of llenlam i; iDu-itiig field dutn for preparHum Hept. 2<r, 1874 In Ogfuril, in It Donolow, chief defense eoirn n,«, Ul , In sell dcleltse I tie tireek aetlmi diew ai ad mo a u.'itrr control plan for th# N. II. Mr. McAlister had resided vel. that th# statement had been verse reartlnn In Moscow, whl.'h cili'iy lands lying cast end southIn Sanford fur 23 year*. H* wan nbtnlnrd under duress alt tomgti it has no military *1 cii>i of Sanford. a retired carpenter. Mrs. Brennan and her ami *"* lidire with Albania, regardi. itself Mi Pope said that the urea for Four daughters xurvlve, Mr*. R. nn!i"fared during the lending hut in a (iiotertnr ol tlm satellite. The I). Smith of Sanford, Mr*. A. E otherwise displayed no emotion Stout ore-is warned that an to which Die plan would tic picparcd I’re.vley, Jr,, Jackionvllle; Mr*. The statement quoted Robert a ......... nf Alliunta hy tircet'c would '"i*ld lm described ns that land l\ mg oast of Sanford Avemta cxB. 8. Woodham. Donalnanville. «avtng hi* mother first came In (l uniliiiiPsi P’to *v i **»• t’ luling to Dpi St. Johns Ulcer and (la , Mr*. E. A. Preston. South contact with Wooldridge in April. bounded on th# north by hake Rovalton, Vt.; and una *011. (teorge 1618. carried on a lonev heart s f JO H N S S H IP W u S H IN tiT O N , S e p l. 21 -iA'» M mue nnd on th# smith hv i.**®; |l McAllntar, Richmond. Va.; 16 ruriespondenca with him slid that ||is r t ile f of A n n v engineer* d#»*ll|i gtHinlchlldren and six great the Virginian leter wrote her he i lm Si;miriol# Cotinly Umninishad sold hie farm ill collie to llela ha- aiitliorlznil rem oval o f the grandchildren. hud requested the Seminole «hl|i lohti Ita n v a n l. sunk in Ihe Funeral larvfca* will he held at ware The statarnant rear! In part: ill John i Itlver at Ja c k so n v ille , S'.il t'oiiservatlnii District to pr#the Krlckion Funeral Home at "Him (Mrs. Brennnni was talk 10:36 A. M. tomorrow with Hev. fug about hit mining and said, Hrualor Midland (D - F la I untiounc- ........ . water ronlrol plan for ihi* mi'ti. I ln> plan when completed, .1. P, Hall of tha Orlando Aasem 'Nobody will mlae him if stimehudv ei| today The Senator aalil Inst ructions will lie used ns n putlerii for im­ tdv and Rev. L. A. Allen of the tmt something through III* head. Iho existing druinag.i »y*.Sanford Aaaamhly officiating. In II# has a considerable amount of an- being «erd to the district cn proving (f'nnltnuea On Pna* sti i terment will take (dace In Lake money on him end we could use gilirei nt .lackiimvllle In licglli piepaiaMona for the undertaking. Idea Itausa O* re s* lm View t'emetary. HOOD PRISONS ATLA N TA , Sept. 21--(A'i—DovSTIMHON HIRTHDAY crimr Herman ta'inmlg# look a HUNTINGTON, N. Y., Sapt. 21 luuk nt Fulton county's orison —(Ah—Henry L. Stlmaon, who ramp* »nd mild tlmy wiqm ns good sarved four prealdanta of hotli .ih h# Imd «v«r loan, nortli ,*r south. major partis* as a cabinet officer, marked hi* 82nrt birthday today DUNCAN RFSIfiNS at hla summer homa. TAMPA, Kept. 21—(/Pi--H. M. Mr*. Stlmaon said that tha form­ . . C A 5TEL Gandolfo, Srpl. 21— f/P) Pope Pirn XII ha* called upon Diincan, an engineer with tha er Secretary of Wer would apend Slat# linad Department fur 20 "a very quiet day" with relative* lha cinema to ciavole itself lo lh# tervicet of family unity "rather ihnn "C* resigned III* poit tiulsy to and a faw close friend*. A birth­ debate itself in Intrigue* of divorce and teparalion." "equui a assistant cqmi luten<Tsnt day dinner party will h* held to­ The pontiff, addressing member* of die International Family Union ”( Tampa’* Public Work* Depart­ night. “* received in special audience yesterday, urged pie,, and radio, a* well ment. ** film*, to cooparat* In defend- • ------ — -------------------------JAYL'EH M EET „ C lIIN E fiK H U ri'lll.lC The Junior Chamber of Com- ing the family. Hla address wa* ........ h The I’op* defended th# riahts of BAN PRAN0ISCO, flept. 21— marca will moat *1 12:00 o'clock mad# public today. Speaking in Praaeh, tha Pontiff the family against what he de­ I# , ^ n w i Communiit leader th* Tourlat Center tomorrow declared: ... h Coach Carl Kattlaa as gu todav announced in scribed a* "fallacious pretext*” V* "Of what al$ aould he tha press, to place It under "full dcpendcirt# jVIpliig the aatablrihmeut of "ths speaker. Coach Xettlaa will have as hla subject "What la to b* E x ­ radio and elngtna and how grave of the state and public power* to People* Repubtia nf China." pected from the Pootball Team U their raaponriblUty In regard make It serve end* that are for­ 1he announcement wa* made boto the family, this Y#*f. J“|® ,h* opening session of-the eign to It." "Should not tha clnama, In #fThe family, the Pontiff de­ "f.hlnea* People* Political ConU N IV ER SITY OPENS fact. In plaea at debasing Itself In clared, "was established by Dud -ijltaUve Conference " It wa* call. TALLAHASSEE, Sapt. 21—fiB»> intrigues of divorce and aepara. *■ a vital cell of society" i»a ?. •*l*bl|sh a regime rivaling —A record class of 1,600 frash- tlon, plaea itsgtf at tha service of right* «»d dull** an:, he added, ' •# Narionnllitfi government. men baaan arrivlnv ol Florida the unity a I conjugal by the stati, but If they are o.»nInternationally," Mao told ttha w. the family seed tht* (the itnt*) should pro­ "tore than 600 delegate*. W 'w* rnuat unit* with all countries end • f tha hearth T" tect and defend thorn." Ih* need of a These rights and 'duties, tho pcuplna loving peaco and freedom, •toneaption of Pope said, are saarad to all per­ firat of *11 tbo Soviet Union and ad auc- iods of hlitory but "evan aiute so tho new damoeratic countries,' so that wa will not aland alone in aw li.' t N Grim Confession |U.N. Groups Says Brings Gasps In |Guerrilla War Is Delaware T riarO ver In G reece 16 Yc.ir Old Boy Re-^CommissionWurnsOf lr'itrs 11is F,Ht In More D;mgrr P’roni Lotirlv Mpartfi ( asc Northern Nciglihortt j Water Control On Celery Farms Is Studied By Group E. (i. McAltater Die« On 75th Birthday Pope Pius Urges Press, Movies To Stress Family Instead Of Divorce SWaMpr* �\ ‘A ; ' ' — P o p eW arn in r Farewell to arms?*' No Amsgican is surprised whan th e P resid en t c o m D .» n c o r r e c t io n I a year in office without having resigned or been renttfv . The Herald regreta a typofra- } In France, w here Henri ljueullJq has J u s t served a f u l/v u n i',I ohlcal error occurring in the luttfii yesterday of Mr« ( «* prem ier, th is short term is a ponl-war record, T he Dtfcmiur Fuium F* js c tu n l head of government, ia appointed a p p o in to dfa f ath theerr 1T m th m se nnviuni i,c«,ii i/i .......... -■••» .b.u.t .„ *V than elected. Before the w-tr It was Ju st as bad. O fte n lth e re . romm Ud*L,rmcourM e^ocrXK; were two o r three premie;* in a year. The record fo r Angth* 0f tax money". Whnt Mr*. Tucker l of service ia only three yc:trs, less th an a single prcsidintlol actually aaid was. “We should. of tncuurage1 term . T his waa sot In 19?0 by P ierre Waldcck-Rouslfcau, course, ------ comnicml --------- * and ........’*'* effort some of our political | iwrhaps the ablest FremTt statesm an of the T hird RepuDUc. I the leaders are making to Rtop wait*-! Wiiy are changes so frequent ? A prem ier and his muV^ (ful spending of tux money.” ^ id AH oMtaavy - tj ^ ' 7 l)11 . Istry m ust resign whenever the lower house of th e p a r l i a ',. aaSaSucaiMte^S? i i . —c«a— •( merit defeats un udmlnia'iutiori bill whch has been made The Sanford Heruld_ ■— ***■ *■**• ® a deliberate issue. Had this rule prevailed In th e United i ^|<l'^fc*d«r i *,|orltlV Stutes, P resident Truman would have gone out o f office long i ,,f"r HIT1T , ... ■tad Wall.. ...» mr »»• i “ His successor would have been someone appealing h. j T K i ragardln, the! stuss •a City. aa4 11 b at* . | - a — Id la a aseasbe*af A i Paaaa wMah la aaMtlag J In France."* * * * S” f i S i S T ^ I# (fee aaa faa ee»atillI Iba laaal aawa patata* . . r/J.e , re.m#dy m ,*ht b0 t0 '‘,,0W th® prem ier when u k,,*P,n* ot howling and b. ■■ wM m afl SpM K BrtE | - HgALP. BANFOtP FLOMPA New Record For France. £ ra s JBarsx:st\ "v la th* great victim. Efforts to place the family de­ pendent upon the state, tha Popq aaid. though motivated by tha “mote or less alncara dalualon of an artificial order” la ‘Mlaorder that leada logically to chsga," What a pity, he aaid, to aaeWd materialistic mentality descend upon problama that arc the moat uelicnie: Mattering of tha. family . . . Weakening of the family Uy auganlam In all Ita forma (thi Pope here apparently referred tp birth control), through legltlalive nieturial or moral ynalavainent of the family, or, in • thl caaa of education of children, r*> ductlon of parenta to little more than condemnvd people dsprit£i of paternal powers." * The Pope urged that all famiHea of the world unite to aid each othar and master "evil forcea by thatr healthy and fecund vigor." O N C tf ftfif,/C O U L D Jro r « / 6 f* r vs/peroeeye/e,‘ •SSSSmur m .' asrh.sr 'r''* WBDNE8DAY. SEPT. SI. 1149 pr?mIar ir thpy knew that it m eant fo r them the rlion »■ e*l»ta. m«y w and expeimo u, 0f uncther campaign. Such a rule ,n in U“e1t ih"i you Publl»h ln .,,U“ . . .' I. .------«..u-------expense “ - n n w v r B in tir v E iis B ~ trouble --------........... -Cl—-* thia *«*„ latter. “ I Hanford J*“'1 *Dec". * Forum ***** vital in parllam entury nations like G reat B ritain and ('iiiunia. On ~2fl",' 1044, City of Hanford. Flutida, pasaed ita Zoning The French Conatltution of 1946 contains no such provision. We Slay aattam oaraalvaa too Ordinance known a* Ordinance ghlv and tha world tee lightly, Until some change is made, prem iers’ term s a re likely to be No. nil!), and by aaid Ordinance, *yti v ;v y r . •,." r r tr ,or ^ V attr.'.r.Iu •* *1~i Tf«“> \nunm. Vl« *001101 .h „-« o r mii'il uie inotMtity un wintn in. * hh aaarchlag aad hla Hum erected Ida animal hospital; _______, Jt will bo kindly. 1 the aa Retail Commercial District, | Abundant Wild Life ord search thy h aa rr—Jar. 17:10. ITte native I.ucayan Indiana, found by Columbus In tha Bahitta lalandt. have become extinct. and by said Stoning Ordinance nnlmnl hospitals are permitted W ith the mpid grovtli of population In th is country in such district. THP. MAONBT and the Inroads of civilization upon th e ir form er haunts, it Prior to Oct. Hi, 1047, Dr. Jlass (From Variegation) would lie natural to assume that our wild gam e population s>i light advice from Orady DunTha rain fall, (Tty# — Building — In- , ...~ then ..... — was being steadily lowered. That such Is not the case is the tun, the teuchad nml II. N. gayer, !b>Ilka a vait pity opinion of Albert M Day, director of the Fish and Wildlife siiector, then (Tty Muimger and City tha hungry aartht Service. Speaking Irefore a national conference on conserva­ Clerk, nbuut u lucaliun where lie and tha ground drank, tion and natural reMourau, Mr. Day outlined u problem ruulil build all animal husiiitul > •uckad tha Ufa down. of coping with a growing big-game population, now e stim a t­ III Ihe I'urpurute limits. Hy tneie parties lie was shown saviral ed a t 7,760,000 animals. Thi growth, Riles ami selected tha sit* wlisie The m any preserves for the protection of wild anlmuls, Ids honpltai Is now located, th i­ urgod and compollid, ro u together w ith enforcement of gume laws, have effectively rd on the recommendations of the higher and hlghir, increased their numbers. A kturtling note of the recent news ItiNpeclor m id Cterk-Manager, Hhm iiiiichased the elte on ■avid from asaault told of bears going into tne city of D uluth to raid garbage Dr. .Oilch he nun built hia hospital of a iiarad aaaion. cans. O rchurdlsta and o tL .er farm ers often find damage (rom the City of Sanford, Flor­ JOSEPH JOEL KEITH. caused by deer, and the rubblt is a common garden |>est. ida, and City of Sanford, Flor­ Skunks cannot be omitted from anv such discussion as thia, ida, took his money therefor. A new rtaton for commlling mur­ for they aru very hard U ignore. Perhaps next in order, in The minutes of tha regular der hat bem advanced by a Wetl the relations o f man and the animals of the wild, may be a meeting of the City Commission Virginia woman who wal incited seuich fur m eans to keep the latte r in th eir proper en­ nn Oct. lit, IU47, show: “Applica­ tion next submitted from Dr. R. the other day for ihooting her own vironm ent. I„ B u r r for n permit to construct daughter in the back. *4 shot her ii concrete block animat hospital (his mutter discussing the unon hot III) of Block ft. Dreamwohl fnlrnoss of the governing offi­ because ‘the parted m*'," the old Second Section, located on Smith cials of our City In the w ay, Hope For Children lady told police afterwards. That's Park Avenue. Thereafter after they have handled Dr. Bass,' tight, "parted". And in Weil Vis­ diseiisilon and on musing him to spend Ills money, By DEWITT MACKENZIE Hope Is seen that tin practice of confining children t« eonsidrrahlo ginia it means. “She wai disrespect ndvlce of the Building Inspsctur nml then seeking to put him uut I At' Foreign Affairs Analyst their beds for long perlonia fte r an a ttack of inflam m atory that this type of busineaa at of business by prusi-cutions In I tf. rheum atism m ight become outmoded us a result of ex- the aforrsnid location la permii- die Municipal Court. I personally lierim ents now being carried out by Chicago physicians ai rilde under the Zoning Ordin­ think the entire situation is un­ When the pundits have got ance, CommlsKliiner Bishop mov­ fair to Dr. Bass, und 1 agree He where Judge Caipenlrr Herrick House, a convalescent homo near B artlett, 111through speculating on ln>u Eng­ ed that the permit lie granted, with these dtlxcns who have wti acquitted of ihooting John A group of children from 7 to 14 years of age were | M-eondeil wconded by by ('ommlsclnnsr Commlscloner u>rCar- contacted me about It. i land is going to fare with la-i de­ valued pound sterling, the matter Latkwood in that scandalous Inal carefully examined lo detjrm lne the extent of the heart i rummlsslmi.r If we are going to Invite Intel-1 likely will be aellled hv (ha Bri­ which has had Atlanta society on m jury from th e dineaso nail were then put through a i>ro- 1 tiut". 'ices Into our City, let's be fair tish workingman und Id* missus in Hi M il lot weeks. Thai donn't cess called rapid rehabilitation, Five etnges of activity were “ “ to the people Invited to spend debate over tankards of Tnf-nnd Dr. Ttass, bnsed on tha author in that ihe Judgs didn't ihoot planned and th e youngsters progressed us rapidly ns they Uy of the City Commission above '.heir money here, and not treat ................. arf nt their club, ....... whitli Is tho * - — — * *• * them as .... Dr.» u Bass has oven been treat- local puli. . ^.1 ----(_*!• — »*mHus ■" . Lockwood, or that Mr. Lock- were slits i»*« ♦*•-*(» quoted, proceedwl to spend 016,-! ed In this Instance. I The success or failure of this (n)O.DO building his animal hoswasn't running around with nos-1 To say that u young man can daring experiment In devaluation pltal on the sold Ital tho property ao|d_ to him a ®m **;* wife. Ii just meant that Young victim* of iIIhirihvh requiring long bed-rent un for that purpose by tho City and he induced ta spend all of hla "f (he national currency rests on thought he ought to have p nrt oLAhMr cure cun eun'ly ucqulre pnycnologlcal nymptomn approved hy the City Commlssitu) money In erecting a building In (he sturdy shoulders of the folk this for his. ........ business, and six who “ *■“ run machines or delve In .... City ......... «... ami w h l c tr n v hhVanr to get tit) o f than were tho bodily oneH. in open meeting. I anyway. -•'-w*later puss and adopt an mines or iterform the hundred and Thereafter the animal hoflMUl months If "rapid rehabilitation” proven to be a nafo method uf trontOrdinance that would practi­ i,t *one .........other 1 *' “which ' ' ' entitle* tasks ent for rheum atic heart, many children will ire nble trr was licensed by the City of Ban- cally put him out <>f business, them, lo the rank of "workers." . Fatittal Secuiity Administrator m ford und Is operating under a reHurne th eir norntnl, wholeaunie growtli. proper license not only from1the Is unfair, unreasonahla and un­ ■They ran make nr break the gam­ Ewing told a convention of drugjust, nml I believe In this the City lint from tha Htata and greater majority of the cltlxens ble liv the simple expedient of liata'the oilier day dial they, mora turning thumbs up ur turning them County. our Cltv will agree. flown. thjth anyone rise, stand lo benefit Thereafter, on May 24, 1941, of The City Commission must from President Truman's locislized seven months after the granting have known nt the time It sold The point te thl** The experts of the permit by the City Com­ expect the devaluation ............... .......of' the mgdicine urogram. Willi drugs be­ Dr. Bass the property find grantBy RUBBKLL KAY mission to Dr. Bsss, the Commis­ hlm the permit to build hi* an­ pound to result In a rise In tlm ing paid for by the government, "1 sion pnssed und adopted an Or imal hospital, that a sick dug cost of England's living—how just don't tee how the druggists much nobody can foresee. If My friend Allen Andrews, fur would be out of PiisIiihrr s * far ns dlnance, Kectlon 0 of which Bro would or howl. Thia know- there Is nn Increase, it will be becould fail tu profit enormously", many yearn, publisher of the kids, amt I dare nay grown-ups vines: "That It shall he unlgw * *TV . Imrk on this part, and their supplies purchased ha said. They just don’t teem to American Eagle uf Kalero, an aU- too, n,e i-onrerned. lie might get ful for any person nr persons -tc keep any dug nr dogs, confined csto action, Rhould preclude and ................ .. will cost more In thorlty on tropical planta and hy flying an airplane provided he the (Tty. In fairs*** »■'<' know which tide their bread it or unrunflned In the City of San­ Justice to 1)^' Hass', ____ and pounds, shillings and pence. This floWtra and a Florida booaUr retained Ida usual garb, but picbuttered on. from any cost will lm reflected in the price ford, Florida, which by rep**t*d - - - — ............. STRICKLAND MORRISON,PHONK INC. 9M B. FINHT M THE WORLD TODAY w« K u s a -■ **■ *: t s iK K Too Late To Clarify Ii Federal Council ol Churches •f Christ in American has submitted n plan to Congress designed to haialt the deadlock over the leddrat aid to education hill. Repreng soms 29,000,000 mimbtrs, ncil would tspsrsla tha pro'for direct aid to schools ei welfare measurea and than at separata issues, aid- lo education could ba immediately on ita own 1 ^ e i currant coal strike raises the to just how (ar Mr. __ 1 «o with such strikes to control American |ov* l policy for his own telfit. Could he, for instance, 4 Mriaa In order to hp i of a bill through Con* tshing price control on ctsT Could ba call a to prevent declaration uiMt n nation which hid 'thia country) Perhaps twia ia |oo iba and qobta , ahusa such power* and •ven U ha had than, hnt tut his IWC«M0 I> Whet who may ha M y«a» from now, w i J rtsy¥ flrat, last and always, haa a pet ture him In alacks, sport shirt and peeve end write* me a t follow*! a straw bat end no matter how big "With the approach of tb* boll- {a sack ha carried or how long a day seaaon Florida utoraa wiU ba- beard, he Jual wouldn't dirk, gin stocking up with tha uaual Una. y our 1J#B u laudable, but ageuf Christmas seeds deplalln* 10)d customs and pracllres are scenes .. ...» ra of anew and Ice, bare tree*' I pretty bard to rhange, I’.-rroiially. and frosted vegetation. vegetatlun. I preriy • ---- *naril —- ■to * change, I’.-rroiially, ’ The original Christmas .waa i 1 want my Hauta Claus Just us I 1 romemher him from esrly childskits *■ wldskerad .s c m sri IK I I I red suit vardant i . Lltdy w a . t M ^ *ult dimmed In fur, and 1 Ilk* hla old camel caravan*. For ua residents of sunny F kr- fashioned mod* of transportation, Idn to mqU out to nortbara frtaada too, and would mlsa the sleigh arui each yaw these frigid ChrtaUaaa ralndaer*. cards Is ahoul aa abatird and Im p * Whll* your idea of Florida carda propriata aa would ba tha mailing for Christmas is fine and would df tropica) poal cards from Alaska. bo more appropriate for Floridians Aa Floridians 1st ua rofoag to tu use than the frigid type you longer porpotuato perpetual# thia __ faaUatlc qisntlon, It Is my oplnlun that tha Nordic ' host carda of all are those that ,n .« convey tha real meaning of iiM-l I, 1 -w e .u d a -u tn -IS , Christmas and remind us of tha *® •*n<1 ®wt to our birth of Christ with ecenes that frlonda In tha froaen north goth- show tha Baba in the Mangtr, tha as how,i • i®». ioityvwhit;... ala, coming to Florida un i •d lit alack* and T-abli Would lovo It aM II i arouse nationwide pi last December, . cxflstailM into acll nwsivad aubaequeu-, .. Itaia Chamber of Comma a'booat in Wall, AUm . tt la Chrlataaoa but M l h*v# aomathing Bhepherda watching their flocks by night, tho Thrt* Wlee Men and tho llao. For many ytarg I have muds n practice of designing and writing my own enrda and In doing so hnve triad to make them carry tha root message of Chriatmaii and tho re­ sponse 1 have recslvsd from them * Veterans Warned On Wills Made In W ar barking or howling, shall shall diiturb tne the romfort, peace, quiet or rupose of nny person or persona residing In the vicinity of auch dng or dogs”, fllnce tha passage of that Ordinance, and since tha building uf the animal hospital hy Dr. Bass undar authqrlty given hy tho City as abova out­ lined, ona C. C. Dobson oponml a trailer court across tha i from Dr. Buss well knowing tho animal hospital existed waa n going concern, and knowing that tha property on which he opened hia trallar court waa aoned aa a Retail Cotimar* clat District. Said C. C. Dobson has boon In­ strumental on two occasion* *9 having Dr. Rasa arrested fog keeping howling and bathing dogs. In fact, ha has signed th i affidavits f' or both warrant* on which Dr. Rasa waa arretted. TVIal on th* second wiirrtlrt !••trad against Dr. Baas at t atanro and request'of r ion will bo held Frida) ®* 4:00 o'clock In the Court. The unfairness of tho situation I* that th* City through Ita authorised >„ „ bolldin 4d the permit and )) tho hcaj Aa trait any, “ ■tab to produce thaw parties In court, strikes which would curtail tha all•pa Justify such statement. I essential production. Interested cltlsene In fairness Hir RtaffOrd Crippa, Chancellor d Jus tic# should contact their „f the Exchequer, has mad# l ayor and Commlsijonara about P|tBr• -■»«* that -sew* tha yovernment Intend* »>SU|(SIIPiie llliw re If ftllUAtlon. g 1to to hold hold down ilnwn £wagea **#!*•DU*- iuthe whether Your* truly, cost of living increases or not. flartand W. SpencFr, Oartan British newspaper editorials in­ Attorney for sist that thare must bo no de­ Pr. Raymond if* Bass. mands fur higher wages to countcr-bnlonro anv Increase in tha coat of living. They agree that thia H U l f e ____ _ f would nullify the. cuts In the prleea of British egporta—cuts which de­ valuation of the pound seek* lo se­ -—Jona. cure, Th* London New Chronicle Hu laid ... “Wo calls Crippa’ announcement of de­ pledged ourselves to settle our pro- valuation '* cboBangg to tho Bri­ tish people and on opportunity." It puts It llko thin • larding thaae obllgnIs a ngq to «• te p»y • group haa persist- our"Itwny ---- « NWWM __threatening other ami an out opt thk International com fresh start S United Natioim rarer a .aolutli s '. «i hyi »^ i i a j y s amuat . ’ss: ua* • W BHtelna Socialist |government w H . d lH H I M HUVIIUIII O T v r n m in i “trt.tJjJ proreedr h* a*|d, "with '• •« ? lourt ai»t. In hitring thus M the limit* of what J" hotj SJ* ,th# injellhwl of far•Xptet te aramplUb nt thw tUrhtenlnf a? bolts. As re>, with confidence In thofovErninr* 9°^"* In previous columns, th# ttssote .9 A.ai.^._- IT *1 Jul4 A*“ >i u l . j and »rr of won arro tal qf. free mad _ puWI* till i t of the i-sasttr-1 Mg that .B 10CH MARBBT l YUiH, B a M -.U -m -A hy U t •I ***b"SSttSXSSS&ii tvriu r It J« Foal Wyo< w Sommandar of na of Foraign today that' many votaaans' mM b# bound by will* Wirtlma servk* they hnva for* prosecutions against Dr. Ilasa of things sold over tha countar In under that Ordinance. England. Already the price of ' lntend to cast no reflection on bread Is to ba raised 3 cents a loaf JO.. nC. uuoauii. nut ne uni, Dobson, but ha did, Indlvl. and the average Briton eale a lot dually, appear before the City of It. Commission on Aug. 2 2 and IninN o w tthe h e British w o r k e r has h a s been been Now> British worker form tha City Commission that struggling with austerity of llvthroe of hla tenants had moved lug since war day*, and hla s to ', and two other* had ...................... wl«en m — m achjs nm full or of mat. that. n« He was waa call. call ^ ‘ Mi for L,‘--- --wage* ------ oven intanded to move ts* Ing higher baforo park because of the devaluation of tha pound, ana barking at an Incraaaa In. costa, might be •*tel. t« » doge u - -----r , |m -taw 'd sap t v i u i i m i r w n a i m i n u B ta’-ter, I defy Mr. C. C. Dobson for more pay. That could moan aterted .ii. 1 '■ ■' * *t .1) Hy ft, - ■ - dr 3 .it �PAGE TH H fB SANFORD. FLORIDA Beta Sigma Phi To ! Large Dance Crowd Have Local Chapter E lk’s C lub E xpects Soaal And Personal Activities A local chnplri of Bela Sigma j Jesse Lodge, Exalted Ruler of Phi, Intel Rational sorority, Is In the Elk’s Ciub, announced today Telephone ItH that the response to the benefit the process of formation under the ibiectlon of Mrs. William ilani-e bring held tonight and Carlin Palmtr Ray—Society Editor sponsored hy the Hanford and , Orlnndo Elks a t the HanOrlo Club on the Orlando Highway has been very encouraging and from nil reports that about 400 perWEDNESDAY Albert Fitts has as his guru at sons are expected to attend. Ted Col. end Mrs. Paul J. Chesterson Khenset Court No. R2, Ladle* his home on Celery Avenue Nor­ Greer, owner of the SanOrto Club U In charge of the event and I* Oriental Shrine of North America, entertained lest evening with a man Utlane of tit. Louis. Mo. buffet supper following the re ­ being assisted by Bob Sharrock. Wilt meet at DiOO P. M. at the hearsal for the Cheetersun-StanKnight* of Pythtaa Temple in The donee Is being held for Mra. Byron Walker of Tampa •lie benefit of the Harry-Ann* DeLand. Initiation will he held. ley wedding. The supper was held Is spending some time In San­ at the Chesterson home in High­ Crippled Children's Home at Observance of Week of Prayer ford with net nlere, Mr*. W. II. I’liiiitilla which is maintained hy (or State Mission* will lie held el land Park about 8:8(1 o'clock. Kirby. Lovely arrangements of garden ^ h e Ptral Baptist Church at 8:(Ki the Elks of Florida. W . M. with the Elsie Knight Circle flower* were used In decorating Pnncing will begin nt Piltfl P. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Ramlnll re­ throughout the rooms. Tho huffo■lr charge of the program. Mrs. V. and will continue until i!:00 turned on Monday from their >.uti tnhle was overlaid with an ecru Cliff Abies la chairman of the M. Knnwlton's nrrhpstrn will | cloth and centered with white mcr home in Waynrsvllk, N i . furnish music during the evening. - circle. where they have spent the p.i-t I liutning tapers In branched silver TH U KSbAT Tickets for the event may be ohtwo months. The Sanford Grammar School candelabra. ti.invd from any of the Klk mem­ bers. Mr. Greer Is providing the Parenl-Tfcjacher Association will Those Invited were the bridal [ Mr*. John Malhrws left on Mon­ or h rest in ns well as his buslnosa meat a t 8:00 o'clock with Marlon 1couple, Miss Carolyn Chesterson I und Gordon Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. i day lo return to her home In Wm- e-tabllshtnent for the occasion Barman as guest speaker. Semlnola Rcbekah Lodge No. I A , Phil C. Stanley, Mr. and Mr*.’ rross, Gn, nfter visiting f>u so that all funds derived may he will meet at 8:00 P. M. In the Ralph Ray, Rev. and Mr*. H. Lyt - 1 about a week with her daitglilei '■'i’ll for the children's home. A >tOdd Fellows Hall. Visitors arc l tleton Zimmerman, Mr. and Mra. | and son-in-law, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. four show will hu presented at Social Calender 1/11,0,.,. R t to be present. The V. F. W. Auxiliary will meet a t 7:00 P. M. foe a supper meeting at thu American U'gion but. HATCHDAT The Sanford Tourist Group will meet at the Tourist Center st 7:80 P. M. with W. E. MrMasletIn charge of games. Refreshments will ho served under the direction of Mrs. Ellen Shudoin, The public ']A cordially invited to attend. MUNUA1 The Rear dal) Avanue Circle will meet at the chapel atJ|:O 0 P. M. M p e itu u ie . .i l l i i i c i i i w u Seminole HI ____ By JINX POWEH Glad greetings all you people I Just In case you didn't get in on the big function Inst Friday night ba sure and hear this. Vc* sir. ^things wrre really moving nt the SBowery Duncol ft was a school dance sponsored by the Seminole Hi Student Council. And a fine one it wasl It was the first of the year. If It was any sign of what Is to lie axpacted all year, well It's u fine sign. Everybody was there. Theie was plenty of excitement along with all the fun hud. Musk, danc­ ing and laughs were common at the Bowery. Mr. and Mra. H. E. RMorrls attended the jive gather­ ing and seemed to have enjoyed it quite -a lot. Are my eyes deceiving me or was that truly Horace Giern ruttln* the rug to sumo hep tune. Anil hoy was ho Jiving It out! You were looking real Horace! Ah yes, who was that chirk Joa Hutchison was sporting at tho dance that evening T Now I know who It waa . —of course, how. stupid of mal It Jp*a> Miss Gall Bitting. Glassy she was Indeed. Both Gall end Joe were dressed* tn dMIrs fitting to the occasion. Miss Dial Boyle and Alan Hetsel were seen dancing mighty close together. Nice work, huhT There was a trio of senior girls on hand, too, they were Mlea Mgr* the Chapman, Miss Jackie Came* ron, and Miss lummy* Methvln. They seemed all In gay spirits for the event. W A new couple was seen dancing together to the soft musk and It was none other than Mr, Bobby Franklin and Miss Carleen Hollen­ beck. Alice Brown tyaa having « gay tme of It dancing and laugh­ ing with all. Yes, indeody, It waa E. B. Smith ami Miss Denise Ste­ vens you saw coding In the front door and greeting everyone with • smile. That’s what la known aa etiquette In the proper manner. ■ There was a new dance step or nop rather, Introduced by one Bonny West at the Bowery, Mr. Weet la a senior of SHB and hall* originally from Moultrie, Ga. And up In Moultrie everyone does the Jump so he called It. Three or four •tarted it off and pretty soon the whole gang Joined In. So everyone aeemed pleased and very happy •bout It. It Is now known ae the 'Moultrie Jump". . The dance would not have been •th e sucres* It was without all the fine help and cooperation given, by tho faculty and student govern­ ment members, along with the stu­ dent body. You see, It takes a Chesterson Home Is Scene Of Supper T\(l l * , «• 2 C""- »t H ..I..H I t. iVcliy, Mis* ’Rosemary Cullum, Mis* Joyce Hetsel, Henry 1 M ini, < J. L. Ingley left this afternoon Jr.. Phil Stanley, Jr., Malcolm' by plane for Pnllns, Tex. to visit .MacNeill and the host ami hostess., his son and daughter-in-law. Mi and Mrs. J. L. Ingley. Jr. uml their young dniighler Carol. Constitution Day Observed By D. A. R. Friend* of Mr*. W. lb Knhv will be glad to learn that she is convalescing nicely nt her liionc Bailie Harrison Chapter, N a­ on Magnolia Avenue following tional Society Daughters of the a major npcrutlon performed Amerlcian Revolution, observed rocently nt Frruald-Lsugliton Constitution Day with a cruise on the St. Johns River. Tho group left the boat works alrnut 8 oo o’clock on Friday afternoon. The Hegent Mr*. F. E. Bol* pi cabled over a short business session when the D. A, R. Hlluul hi id Pledge to the flag were giv­ en and the National Anthem sung. Two members of the Junior American Citlxens organisation, Phillip Boyd and Richard Davis, were present and told of the ob­ jects of their organisation and they also spoke on the Constitu­ tion and Ita amendments. Out of town D. A. R. mem­ bers In attendance were Mr*. Basel Cowart ami Miss Hattie Allen of Sorrento, Mrs. C. S. Kstey of Tangerine and Mr*. ■(niry Hogifx of Pul#»inl* Thrut* visitors also attended a meeting of the Major Francis 1* Dado l»«'k Chapter. United Daughter* of Chapter, Memorial Hospital. Fred Roasctter left Inst week tc spend a few days with hi* brother and slstur-ln-lsw, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. K. Itussottcr, Ji , In Hackenaack, N. J. before en­ tering bis sophomore yrni at Princeton University, Mrs. H. L. Anderson, the form­ er Miss Ann Itobsnn, ho. o n it eil front Hastings to visit fm several days with her parent-, Dr. nnd Mrs. J. N. Itobsoi, it their home on South Sntifmd Avenue. Mrs, M. S. Wiggins has r>turned from Ft. Ilrugg, N. r where she has been vislilng hei daughter nnd snn.iu.luw. MiLee Moore and young dnughtei returned lo Sanford with Mrs Wiggins to spend some time. IHl'j, which preceded the D. A ,H. Mrs. H. J. I.oilman rctui net meeting at the home of Mr*, r . Monday fmm Ciown I'nlnt, Iml E. Koumlllat. where she visited her /luuglilei The hostesses, Mr*. Roumlllat Mrs. II. E. Bussell, anil llnlluml, and Mis* Irettu Hinton, served Mlrh, whore she visited her brother delicious refreshment* late in tho Blrt-H Wells. Ib-foie ii'luutlng lo afternoon to Mr*. W, B. Ballard, Mra. Bole, Mrs. C. Htuart Brown, Hanford she spent some tittle in Mra. Edmund Melsch, Mr*. John Chlrugo. III. Metsch, Jr., Mrs. A. W. U e , Mrs. Packaged gingerbread or churn. L. P. Hagan, Mr*. C. R. Dawson, Mrs. E. B. Clements, Mrs, P. late rookies muy lie spread with P, Campbell, Mra. Miriam Rus- sweetened whipped errant, piled •elL Mrs, A. R..K ey, Mrs. J. 1. nns on top of | he oilier, and I lion Ray, Mrs. R. E- Tolar, Mr*. H. icfrlgeraled for aboul six hours. W. Rucker, Mrs. Roumlllat, Mis* Cut llirmnjli the stuck of rookies Lucia Mcl-eod and Miss Hinton,1 and 'te a m diagonally and servo Visitors present were Mrs. Al­ as dessert slices. len, Mrs, Cowart, Mr*. Kstey, Mrs. Boggs, Phillip Boyd anil Richard Davis,, hu mi i ed perrent rooperatlun a success! ...... SonfortkOrUndo Rond. Tern on nST 4M at tha Fioekhtg. A rm roeewa—odoeee*»»»*»»s«»»»*»e»»** First Central Florida Showing! Thursday & Friday! By HOWARD C. IIEYN (For Bob Thomas) They're staying at the mountain location site, Wanda explains, be cause Audle loves to fisli In th" nearby stream to g>> hunting mi the woods lifts-> a-'ok. Hlie -ov they sleep In the pi up truck The night-watchman U'alh likes lloavrangenifnt I...... >■ lie bus coin patty. Wanda isn’t o r u i n ' about life In the rough, mil -lie’s going nlimg with Audic'- outdoor cu thtislasius, Cathy fl'Doniu II suddenly hud to forego the bad nt t.eoige Sic veils' film "An \uicinuii Tin H o l l y w o o d , Kept. t \ — itpi— Angela I an bury «»y* «he feel* no ill w ll tow aid the Church of England Vicar who blocked her mai i iage in the Chut eh of her Alexander, field director, who a r ­ rived last week from Miami. Mrs. Alexnndci met oil Monday night chllllhnn,!. with n group of college sorority Angel,i *ctin m*d to London for alumni, cairer girls and young the fit-t time m eight years, In matrons to explain the purposes and ideals of the sunnily which be wed in lieu Stiert t'luirell. HUe Is especially for girls between was ilcnicl the privilege, an a di­ vorcee. the ages of 18 and 8C>. “ It wo- a disappointment, of The formal Initiation of tho new chapter of Beta Sigma l’hl cmu.se.” ii.limited the bahy-faeed sorority will lie held tomorrow Angela. "Hut 1 don't tilnme him night at 8 ::itl o’clock it the Han­ l i t h e Hei G.F.J AnselD. He was g e d y . " I n a t e m l - t m T I l , m e t o l u o l row for London, to pint Mr-. Min ford Woman's Club with Mrs. i only nhscm ng Church policy." It was 11 ii it c a shock. Miss Lulls* Ivor's itliugllloi 111 lire Mi'll rl SC Alexander in charge of the cere­ mony. She will be assisted at Inn y said, in team fmm reporters iplel the ritual table by Mrs. William at the do, k that icncrahle Bow When David <’ Sel-nnk loaned Stempcr, Mis. ilruce Holt, a Chun h was i lo-cil to her. "It had icctolici of l be Beta Epsilon not m i in i,il to ns that we might * C hapin »f Bradenton, and Mrs. I In- tin m il ilow i, " rs th v to MGM for "Side Street" Met ht took an option on h er’,for a second io|o. Nothing further happeio'd. however, and Cathy thought sir,, wr»s clear for *JjAn Ameij.no Tinged) ' Then, on ejt* m ilt. Mi.M , v i ci" e*I (he opttRn, whiin i old tuiie I'spiird Sunday, I ml o an,. i > ,,,-I Helen Con■lairni,. l. '.enrnld Melbourne, \n ' ’ ■ •. ton. told Larry P a f 'it a I- • •• t 'lint die had seen -to i I, . 'o (mu pictures, waii'' iii" i wlien "Joivlin S'" \ .in u ill i each Mell.i.ii, . " 'M 1 1 ■mi nnd I atC lordtiti" i ■,i i it i i'1'v mui'B," « i" t' M '■n u ' i n o lle at Mvijj’S Etoi" i d.’i'niiment stale. \\' I he i,d .on Story' Y3 ine. Iri hi -,111 .■' lo tunes, 'Down l 'o I i l . ,iltd The Swuiiisninn’ .0 ? il Try Our New Fvcilinu Fruiicli Hair Cut! | il Dune wlrit ,ci‘i<.m- -pi"iiilly «t*-.littxi',1 (m ill. iiuiHcut . . jj Wf mi* Ii4|titv hi »rIriitni* link !i» m>i -1 iff m | J il l 1 1 V IINSIII " 1J VVV).' )|||» ict)| |Mi* V1'TV \ i r>N J Awt - f . • if) • 1* * * • I'lmtip 717 *1 I 117 North I'.uk ,, ■ e.-J ,N. A. Ilemliirk.- of k.ipoa Chun­ I Angela and mtei im dreoiatul ter of Kansas City, tin., field I I’eti'i Slum took nnuo than !w« illreetoi of North t'mollmi. I weeks l ' decide upon another Mrs. Air sumter explained to Cbm, Ii. I hey neie finally m ar­ the gmiip on Monday night that ried hy a 1'billill of Scotland millSeta Sigma Phi has over 80,001) islei . Now hiii k in Hollywood, she me tube i* and 8,01)0 chapters, ii HI I* VI „ „ .t ...III and Petri have -rl nil housekeep­ UJ iG liu . .44 i. HI { .m elt*** 4«4(tl , dancers Mrs. Ann Cook and other ehapter* located through­ ing 111 hei home. "Kvciyniic misympathetic," H a r k s Hpafforil, popular enter- out the United States, Canada, 1.doers in Cenlral Florida. I England, Japan, Scotland, Culm, -lie i eluted. "People would walk Hawaii, Alaska and Germany. up to me mi the street and say '1 The Get limn chapter is made up hope ctciillung works out fur of Ameilenii wives of the occupy­ you.' S iieial new.-papeis expiessI 'l l t i l e 0 )1 1 1 1 1 0 0 l l l l l t C llU llil Ilf ing filters kioI m l eel girls. The sorority (clinics a I luce Kuglimd tn>li, v on nuiirylug diBis. A. E. Brubaker was ho*- point pii'giuni, |i, bring forth to voiied pi i-»n- should be lilies I ''" fm the meeting of the Hem- ynuog women the udvnnccmcnl llli/cd " Aiigelu ' tlie fortnet wife of ''ti" idlls Clrele of the Hanford nf eiilturnl rdueiillnn, a belter About Gat den Club which was held last nut look a* to civic affairs and in tin Bti I.... I I 'l "imi ell '■I'tiitig at her home at L’OO! Pal­ service I" the family, community condition- in England sue is ictimetto Avenue. A covered dish sup- and ciitinlrv, iirruriliiig to Mrs. ccilt "If I ay they ale bail," she explained. I'll lie accused of cri­ not mi the ten are of the Brubaker Alrxiiiiilei In giving lb,- hisinry of Beta ticizing tin l.uhoi Giiveinment. If In,me pi ri rdnl the meeting, Sigma Phi, Ml-, Aleviimlei s ta t­ I - 1 1 1 lllel ale gooll, peo|l|l’ will Mi- C. W. Ilnuiil. elialrman, ed that the soioiily m u fouilileil loesbled ovei the meeting and o il'Apt 10. Illtll in Abilene, Kan , think the Mai-linll I’tiin i- making iiiliodneeil the guest speaker for the pm pose of offering young life too easy in England, It lamg ("grlnci as much as Menu llussell who spoke on an­ women eiihiiial mlvunluge* and ti,oils. Those intending the meet­ expanded social contacts. The possible i- alii gunge of dome-lie ing wete Ml-. Iliuhakei, hostess, organization furnishes to young hii'rmeiiy, W.indu Kemliix ami Mi. Ila mil. Mrs Watson Reel, women ........ ppm I unity lo unite Audle Miupbi -lioulil lie ill 1 ivudy Mi*. Wellei llnliliiye,. Mr* It. T. In fellow-hip and lo develop lo drill the next riiail.it of Mil'll Muni, Mis. f . 4. Dutton, Mrs. W. then iiilliiial niiliues hy course* -opal lit ion I o<allotting at I'eilui I* llinngaitin, Mrs. Flank Adams, nf -tudi mlh the ultimate aim of Mi' C, W. Eigte, Mis. (Mis making an "ail" of living, Ml*. l"tu -. )Ti-. Bndeiirk Adams, Mrs, Alexamlel i iiucliided M E. 1.u/oi and Mrs. Robert Wasblnitii. Miirinn Hariniin Will * Carden Circle Meets At Brubaker Home *. LAST The Young Peoples Tininlng Union "f the First Baptist Chitirh i'" iiiiniiti'd with a pnrtv nt the home of Mis* Aiflmrene Wilson "it ITmii-iIiiv nigbl. Following a on nic supper the group enjoyed ■mging anil uthn entertainment, Those enjoying I he evening wete the Mlssrs lintbrn Bneker, Mintha Grogan, Mona Ruth Mills, Hu/cl Ituuth, Marjorie Sheppard, Matgarel Hunt, Bette lluueaii, Bobbye Morton, Nnney Williams Mild Arthurene Wilson, Also Hrrhv Htenslrom, Bob Pultln, belaud Build, Joe Duggary Wsite Garner, glli ' nf i la TIM KS TODW Bit II \l( tt II VSl'II VIII >t " I I 'Mi 'I D “IIK WALKKI) BY NKMIJ T ill R S1 V W tour Eyes, Your Ears, Your Heart Never Had A firoitor Thrill! riM D A V ,C o b ? S S A foromounl fittvi IIcimId RAY MILLAND BARBARA STANWYCK 1 BARRY FITZGERALD I cl Cm' IhtoDurtmlt Spunk At ITA Meet Wilson Homo Scene Of BaptiHt P arty 1 Mu . Ii Gramma1 As "i inti" on T)...... lay Clock M' H u mini will speak an hiplan- f"i a M'lieulloiial eenlei fm iht vuittIi "f Sanfold and a etvir relit" tH members me nniliiilly ln» '' d lo iillond ami iieai Mi Hiii man ITo' limit.1 of tlie P, T \ met tHI iilti'i noon lit JStit o' eli'i k. JOHN W.t ets. ra iio ll Lodge, Joe Wright end Sam Hiirktmv, JAR HOW Mi'P-ii TTN 0)t|,H4 bt JONOi♦AllOWf B H tllt ANNOUNCEMENT c o u n t < UMOCIN Mt. and Mrs. Janies I* Humler, IIIIIIIUII red loilliv the till t II of II dnughtei Carla Ami on Sept. H nt the Ferniild Laughton Memorial Hospital. Mis HiiuiIci is the form­ 'la- lliuvi'v. E'leil Bassell, Earl er Ethel Brown of this ellv. t sill' lie IS < lilt I lit t N I M ’l B UJ FIIF.F, oilipletr Show . 7 tut ,\ -v im i i :s i m h :h U nil i t ............ ih i: - Minin i m i s -’ SANFORD • ORLANDO- ViHIGHWAY II. Thirst, Seeks (Jmilily fur Everyone said that without Mrs. GlatlVs Smith's help and Air Conditioned guldanrp the dance wouldn't have been near the success It was. Wa all thank you Mrs. Smith. Ami our thanks goes to all who partici­ pated In Its creation. I know each student who attended i* thankful to all yon member* of the Student Doors Open 13:43 I'. 81. Dally Council I Here's hoping there will be many mure such dances as the L A S T T IM E S "Bowery"! We need them and howl TODAY With such spirit as waa shown • t the dance, if kept up, we should have a good football season and a flood iJUnce season. Remember, Seminole Hi is Just like your life, "what you put into It is returned to you . The more you put Into It the more ynu get out of it. So never let It be eald that Seminole High Hchuol wasn’t the beet in the tend! Work ami rheer, and we'll have no fear. Sorry to say, but it'e time tu go, so Until wo meet again, "a bon adieu" to all. City, Utah, for "Sierra,” Audi* and hie bride decided not to live In town with the n u t of the com­ pany. ;, • H o lly w o o d j y H t U . A - N - c 4 For Office or School... FALL COTTONS With an expenelve air and auch a lillU p rice! Chantbraya In Jewel toaea, Bright Plalda end wide spared atripea on aolld colors . . . . In abort end three-quarter length sleeve*. "Ye* Sir, T hat'* M y Baby" 7 .9 5 — |.9 5 vtf piorlou* Tpchnkotor Starring • DONALD 0* CONNOR * CHARLSS COBURN Ask Jor il either way . . . both trade-murks mean the same thing. GLORIA lo m io UN0 I I SUTHOIIIT o r ' f H l ' C O C A - C O l * COMPANY I f nANEOHD COCA-COLA W IT L IN G COMPANY. O ttdfpTha Ces« C«i« �t. < ,- ■ ‘ > h r - WEDNESDAY H P T . 11, IMS ... i i mmmm ™ J T i i wT i»w ISkee Rlegel Favo ;In Western Amattur Entries A t Volusia County Dog Track »i^Ju"s5S£.rs5St«'£f AOi; Parnell, Bo*ton 24-f .774. Major League Leaders “By ASSOCIATED PEBS8 STRIKEOUTS- Trucks, Detroit ---------------TENNIS 14lt Newhouser, Detroit 129, NEW YORK—National Ama­ NATIONAL LBAGUE teur Champion Pmncho Gousalss BATTING— • Robinaon, Brooklyn turned professional, signing n one.340: Slaughter, St. Louis .312. year contract with Bobby Rlggii RUNS—Reese, Brooklyn 123) promoter of pro troupe, to play Muslal. St. Louis 181. series of 90 to 100 matches with RUNS BATTED IN— Rohlnson, aJack Kramer beginning Oct. 26. Brooklyn and Klner, Pittsburgh r Gonsales will receive n guaraft** 119. HITS— Robinaon, Brooklyn 196; of 909,000 within th* new year, or option of 80 per cent of tho goto. Muilal, St. Louli 191. BERKELEY, Callf.-Ftllciilmo DOUBLES— Ennis, Philadelphia Ampon, Filipino Dnvls Cup star, 38 s Robinson, Brooklyn 30. TRIPLES—Muslal, St. U uls 13) got a scars before defeating Bob Lewis of oism Stanford Robinson, nrooaiyn Brooklyn ami and oihukii Slaugh­- m noomson, w b oi u™ University, «6-9 ter.St. St. Louis Louis 12. 12. ter. 12-10, In first round of National By ASSOCIATED PRESS AMKKICAN LEAGUE - —■ ,L’ir i/N’ FIRST RACK S /lltha Mila - William*. B o . t o n By RALPH RUUHN _i_.. got —* — '-1-— j„ i)n* 47tli Cert* |. play going (First Half Dally Double) bmm J ^ 11, u m i i . i . ML.,nn U4< olf Tournament to* Ai m Ii M Pree* Sport* Writer tern Amnteur Go NATIONAL LEAGUE Joey*. Pride, Alibi A I.O oJo, “ S f r J K M f L ?£! ' Th* knock dbwn, dfag out bailie being waged by ihr Si. louis Team W L Pet OB; *f»yl l . RUNS ’BATTED* I N - William. 92 62 ,039 | John I Pick t Wi.gnar, 3r,-jf.*r- Horton ■RS-i'— “ f e i<‘Cardinal* and the BtooUyn Dodger* for ihe National League pennant ( Si. Louis S K ftN D R A C k S/iaSCi Mlt i ^ o n 1 M S U phens. Boe.on l«9. Itur ftrom W llm ette. Ill-91 64 .028 1 Vfc old auditor come* to a head today. The arch rival* open a three game »eriei in St. i | !h?UnleIph1u d . i H ,lf n . l T « k l .t H IT S - Williams, boston 188; 77 09 .627 10 won the medal with a 146. hu*"' Loun. 71 74 .490 21 V4 over par. on the 0,606-yni-l IW* | Tornado Ike Llvla (How Ron 1 Mitchell. Ceveland 184. The pennant-hungry foe* will ilsih twice today, once in the after- 1 Sew York lerlvu country cluh coitr*.*. 09 76 .479 23 Sel u r d ” LucW M « , Do? Hkln; 03 81 .438 29 <»)iM>on and again at night. The third*--------------------- -------------------- I Pittsburgh Bo Wlnlnger, of Stlllwiittr, Okl* , F% % D AHACFG5/in(h* Mile I T R IP L E S - Mitchell, Cleveland Cincinnati 68 86 .400 33 %Jack Gels*, of St. Louis, tin* gam* wilt be played 'under the the rest of the way. N»t l . n in n lt .™ ,™ , 23) Dllllnger, St. Louis 13. * Chicago 67 88 .893 36 H *ou ri State champion, anil H — flig h t* tomorrow, tJ < v v li.eb Wakarl F w a n u l u HOME R U N S - Williams, Uoeton Stan Muslal, star Card out­ Keaulla Yesterday The rombatanta. tubed up vob- fielder, pulled a leg iniuwle run­ also of St, Louit. rsch B o lil vy ' Kln«B 40) Stephens, Boston 39. HOME HUNS— Klner, Pittsburgh Amateur hardcourt champion* itrooalyn 6, Chicago 9. _*terd*y for their vital eerie* with ning out a triple during pnyUNl 76'* for third plnc< m*"111 r„M *k ’ R y 1 V* K ir’ Mlr* STOLEN BASKS—Dllllnger, St.| jo , Muslal, St. Louis 33. ih |pl. Ted Schroedar, seeded No. the Ht. Louis 7. Philadelpni j victories. The Card*' knocked off Card*' three-run fifth »nd re­ 6. tiu of 148. Boston 4, Pittsburgh 2. FOURTH RACE 5/10tha Mile * ----------------I 8 t ® k j * J* 3 s . A 8 r , w m S y n , j °n d* b. i “ W C tatl" 3 the Philadelphia PhUa, • 1 -6. and It was the highest medul win from the game. A club (Only jtttmoi game* scheduled.) schedule Northwestern, Heart Aches, Olive, Slim Tom, Medallion. I R0 V ’ V | Joplln' ° U h a c ING * 8‘ • .) j tha Dodger* sacked th* Chicago tired ning score since Charles (Click* said that Muslal is AMERICAN LEAGUE ,,g i Evens, Jr., and John ladimun, iwitl* Jaunty Janie, Dismiss, _ Snip's, TENTH RACE Beach Course , piTCHINQ-WIlks, St. Louis I PAWTUCKET R l - L u J I r ■ 1,1 Cuba. 6-0, to remain’a game and spokesman expected to play aguiuat tlw learn W L Pel <,H of Chicago, tied with I47'i nlnfteen 10-3 .769) Roe and Branca, I - ’ a. half behind the Red Bird*. Uodgera today, t % y f ! k^ SCOtt' M / F,Ve* B,| N a S ; l-nl. •» 9600.S9 for | 2, won N « r . Nuw York 92 Cl .043 Brooklyn 13-6 .722. . The Important National League yeara ago. Lehman, who Isni xansett Park’s third race to be­ Allle Reynold* and Joe Page Huston 90 66 .021 FILTH RACE Futurity I My patch, Isenor, Pretty Pert. STRIKEOUTS— Spahn, Boston >come the longest-priced Kvntls In a playoff for ’thrrmlal series take* the spotlight uwev teamed tip to pitch the Yunks to Detroit winner ucky Class, Lucky Moment ___ Kid, 1 TONIGHTS SELECTIONS 84 03 .671 10 that yeer, uurillfied lit 167 yritcr134) Nsweombs, Brooklyn 127. : In New England racing. ii from the American League where victory over the White So*. R ey­ rlrivolnrul 82 02 .609 10tt <lr>v lie holds tho record with » Bill's Jane. Mary Teresa, Beit * First—Miss Sandusky, Horton, the New York Yank* leod'by three nolds, who left for a pinch-hitter j’h Undid phla NEW YORK—Nell K. (14.89) 78 08 .634 ir.ti 137 In 1932. Shot, Ruble*, Tuff One, Rebel Rolling Rob. din game*. The Yank* turned back , „ .„ v. nth featured Deaugay Pure* BOOSTER SPIRIT UNDER-FOOT won the feat 69 86 .410 :iaik Id- “17th' I Chicago Rocket, Second—Sea Lord, Lucky Max, , i Chicago, 3-1, yesterday while the “? MVenlb’ 8“‘"'d Evans, who ha* won olglil West­ St, Louis MUNICH, Germany—VP)—An at Belmont Park and Eddie Atcnro 6U 97 .340 44 SIXTH RACE B/I4lhs MB# I Ann's Girl. erns, got in with a 166. , J runnei up Boston Rad Sox ellml. „ , „ „ . Kewoy Dee, Rernley, Red Brick,! Third—Central Park, Royal V. elderly Bavarian town clerk had ■(,. rode three winners: Bench Mark Results Yesterday | 3 , -fit nat*d Cleveland’a defending chain-1 v 1* ,ty u“b £ u**v» much train In hie feet that he went I (110.40), Challadrolt (10.10) and New York 3, Chicago 1‘. Dakota Huhe, Stylish Paddy, Ha- 1 King, More Gold. L’ m T tlh n t t v l i a r i * f p r t t r i w n n |p f « l f A n R >i I Y fc llK M OfllV tllflM' lilt** b l i t I l f ’ 4 ii iir iU L iu m x j , I / v d u i ( it, •' •rcOvoij. Fourth—Heart Achee, Jaunty i to see the liociur. WJieri to* noviur Fats Do Do (96). I 5 Big Don Newcomb# ‘ (16-7) has1 wnRced ten and " ,e ''.‘K,.u Boston 6, Cleveland 2. SEVENTH RACE Reach Course Janie, Snip's Jester. j counted 38 corn* on hl» feet, the BOXING d im a g hick bttn nominated to pitch tho ilny CU8* J1*”1 . ^ • 1 H**111*' Nit* Yanks Chula, • Hurr Hansen, OB'* Fifth—Rebel Rocket, Tuff One,'clerk said proudly: "That manv St. Lands 16, Washington 0. WATEKHUKY, C o n n .—WMa NEW YORK. Sept. 21- b P l game for Brooklyn agalnat the ' ‘'orr i1 t7 lc?1 "n " they don't even have In America," Pep .successfully defended nla TEXAS LBAGUE .!<«• DlMaggio, ItMt.OOO-a-year New Daring Lady, Mike Detser, Twin Hill's Jane. (Plsyoffe—Heat of Seven) Card*' Max Lanlar (4-8). Preachd«ubl* Krou"d , »"d York Yankee outfielder, wan con- Kaglo, Shantung, Sporting Ike,; Sixth—Dakota Rube, Wncheeta, er Roe (18-6) haa been Selected t» J*“d J?,l5h' K,u ll,!,,lu Red Brick, o " g H pp^n " £ W h T ^ R A C B B/I«hn Mile I Seventh—OB’e Daring Lady. work the night game for the chat- ‘bu ,h I‘LrU«?,l n \h1»*venth when (Tulsa*1 wins. 4.2;l w m *m ^t yFor°t' lenglng Dodurn agalnat Harry 1h“ walked Billy Jubniun will, the “ snoke.m.n . ^ “ver’s . Pride, Brainy Bess, Twin Eagle. Hurr Hansen. *poke* man announced. 1 P ’ t-mly Glide), Jiffy Jet. lit Datsoj Eighih^-l's Datao, Lady Clide,! won three, loet five and Ued one so u th ern a s s o c ia t io n b (The Call flrechaen (18-9). b>,"*,, 1o“d*d' __________________ ST. LOUIS—John (Pick) WagThe baseball star has nnt plived Aulo Pilot, Straight Edge, Esc*. Brainy Bess, (Playoffs—Best of Heven) l.e*n Jack ilanta pitched the Lefty Mel Parnell turned In his sim-ii lust Saturday. He develop Notr# Dam* hat has nine un1 lier. WllmMte, lib, won th*^ medal No Kuiiica scheduled, drill*. . . . . . . . I Ninth—Ruiv Joe, Farads, OB’e Dodger* to victory over Chicago. -4th victory In lasting Huh Lein defeated and untied football sea- 1 In tha wettam amateur touroaoil a cold and fsvsr following New NINTH RACE S /llths Mile I Olive. " He blanked the Cuba on five hit*un. Cleveland'* 20 giune winner, INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE York’s 6-4 defeat of th* Detroit Gallant Dina, Farads. Run Jos, Tenth — Isenor, RackUesing, *one sine* the sport wn* Intro- i ment with n 80-hol* More of 146, (Playoffs—Best of Heven) m In baiting Dodgar-tamer Johnny Lemon held the Hed Box hit' three strokes under pnr._______ Honest Reward,__ M«alon, OB'e Baby Fay. ________ ______ duced in 1387. .Montreal 8, Rochuatar 0, (Mon­ Tigers and was sent to bed. Schmitt. ; le«a until th* sixth, when I'ninull treal wins. 4-0| will must Buffalo Brooklyn broke a icoridcs tie!*«ar«*d » Hve-run rally with u In finals.) with two out in the ilxth on wliiir-!-InK1*’- >’"rn*II moved to srtcond AMEHICAN ASSOCIATION lei by Kd Mlksle, Carl Furlljo, Vn ■ biml *n.d !cori‘‘,1 '"l " (Playoffs—Beal of Heven) walk* to Jackie Robinaon and (j|i1 by Johnny Pesky. Lemon Ilian Milwaukee 16, Ht. Paul 0 (Mil­ Hodge* and a two-run single by I rf*lk;‘d Ted WilllsniN and \*rn waukee wins, 4-8.) i Luis Olmo. The Dodgers added two, Hlephen* to loed the haaes. Hubby Imllnniipolls 7, Minneapolis 0 1 more markera In lha eighth, Hob- 5>o**rr /orewd Pwnky at the {date tSvrlrs tied, 8-8), ln»on stsallng home to climax th e!but ,tt/ld b,dy (JnodLITTLE DIXIE HFRIE8 | rally. Cub catcher Mickey Owen Allowed with two run dou(Playoffs—Best of Heven) ’ vigorously proleeted umpire A rt. bl” »« clinchthe game. , '[""'P# ^ ( F J D B Pensacola Oort’* deciilon on Rohlnaon. Owen The Philadelphia Athletic* torn- (SB) 4, (Series tied, S-2. humped Gore to tho ground and *d b“p,k the Detroit Tiger *. 8-fl, on SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE wa* tossed out of ihe gamu along Hmler* tliree-rini eighth InnCnlumhua 3, Macon 1 (Series tied, 3-31. with Cub manager Frankie Frisch. In,f homer. The Cards ran up a 0-1 lead * Rookie Roy fllever* drove in six Greenville 10, Savannah In five innings against Ken Helnt- rune to lead tho Ht. l.oul* Itrowim (Greenville leads, 3-1 ), selman hut the Phil* run red hack to n 16-d night guinu triumph over and cut tho deficit to 0-6 In the Worthington. seventh. Tho Card* plcketl it|t their Tile lloaton llravi'a downed the Sports Roundup final run in thu bottom of the «ev- Pittsburgh Pirate*, -1-2, in the By HUGH FULLERTON, Jr. enth and reliefer (ierry Htnley National's only night grime with n kept the I'hlta away from home three run rally In the ninth. NEW YORK, Hept. 2 1—(/!•)— Two or the toslng-est clubs in pro football, the Chlrago Hornets anil NeW York Bulldogs, seem to he milling up with new deals ns well as new names this season... Tha Hornets, formerly Rockets, have won three of four games so far, one mure than their totnl vic­ GAlNKSVILLE, Hept. 21- (Hp- tories for Uh> (last two seasons j WATKRBUHU, Conn., Sent. 21 rial)—The Unlverally of Klmiila —VP)—Offer* poured In oon Fuath • *■ The Bulldogs, formerly the erwelght champ Willie Pep today freshman football tenm will In- Eloston Yanks, Imvc last five in ­ out to make It two yenra in u mw after his easy seven round kayo hibition games to Wvstvrn Nasg aM ^ qhlnnln Junior Cnllogo o/'thrnnl l ^ g u r L'Vubs by a totsi triumph over riddle {tempo. Unlike the savage scrap In which "paul Hovering t'tat/v tlnlorall>r, '' l"’ln,,‘ "nd f''»* Ihoy'l do some. play In th* ................ '(inch Charley •merged unmarked last night, m us;gi(|.. collegians in lanama Kwi|rl lwo (lf III* tackles, Al Weill, mitclnauker uf tho In- ' i , ' ......n„_ «».„ I U“ri Vogolnnr and John . Nolan, and tarnallaaai Boxing Club of New (i n t M* v e " r T & balweali' ",rw , tm-i.intiiu |oiN!i(liilitii’H and • ) rs*' ■»''X’%,'jiw W i; Vy.ry• m ■ 1 i; ■ \ ST. LOUIS, Sept. 21- D P - - D 1'; fending champion Robert (Ske*l IRicgel wm the favorite *<- « 'ten _ Th. ^ js s M rts m, "ss J z .is .t e i "»" ■*»* "",nd- Willie Pep Victor Florida Frosh Set Over Eddie Compo For First Tilt With In 7 Bound Kayo Chipola Jr* College taeftrtJM ftfe « * M ? & a s n a ! Gainesville 'tesr’“byh.-.r urisr™ ...... ......... ..... a 30-13 count. Thin »«.i told ho was considering another THE MEAT OF TlfOUIII.K and Luu Vlscusi, I'or.'s manager, season, however, SeverIii Is taking Him ling the Iu Is football sea a crew of Rnhy Gators to the for a lltlo fight at fit Louis. North Florida city with only three ..... flinch ................... lllnlr fherry .decked Weill wants Willin' to fight weeksof practiceunder theirladts.loutson, ln» 11. of Toxas r<>«,tl,uj| play. either the winner of Friday's 'IVr. and they will he goingagainst n 1 ere In flnsliy ............. pants rv Yuung-Kiir|t|ut, llolanos scrap) heavy, veteran ....... sipind that ranks North t.'iiriiliun promptly heat Maxle Dorusen or Kay Fsmechou, high in the nation among junlur same off of them... When It haothe KurotH'Bii champ from Franco elevens. pencil ngniii in the DkUhuma Who Is due her# iuon. It wuuld bo college biggest drawback In this gnnic, the Longliiniis discarded n non-tide fight mi either'Oct. 28 "Our game Is the lark of tlmu we .......... .. pm b and fiulsliod siut a oi Nov. II. have had to practice," said Saverln successful season.., The Texan* The crown defame wuuld . . , , .... ''•("However, we have a acrapir* _ made against. Charley H Rlloy, 81. bunch of freshmen who have a hit tluniglil they liinl ended the Jlni l onls negro. Vlscusi sold Lonls said he could; of ,n |r|t am| fight, ami wa ahould when they got away with wearing n’t be anv more definite than th at'b e able to give n good account of white Instead of oiango ju tha rliht now, .Grunge Howl, so they bioiight out I ourselves." Nothing , „ was __________thlrdl »eld aliout Subha Ware, a Panama Cltv Imv, *b" nvhms again to M arl the 1949 Ffp-Hsridler punchfest. That wuuld will It) ehowlng hie stuff before ••"'■'•n ugnitisl Texns Tech,., Ho l>« a real pay night. |thu homefolks ns the hueky fu'l- " »«*• "ecotul iiunrtei Ibddiy Dllir hit victory over Compo, a bark ha* shown plenty of ability on headed for Ihe goal, Bobby st sparring partner when, at hi* poet, especially on defense. ‘ l ech buck, nutde a grab polished off In 41 second* of Another bright apoi In the Heby for him and ripped the scat right *evunih, flnan*;Gator MTviBtfii Willie t t h iib scored K u r « a sirM in*i m r iw l line-up imw-Up I* L Martin — . Carlton — « .* • .. out of DlllmYs fancy pent*.,; , too. Th# ttnevsn match drew of* *Heine* city“ at center. ** Billy “ union IiimIhIm lui wM^n't brought lirprlklngly larg* crowd of 10,* Morris, hu»ky guard from Dothan, down—It was Just an embarraeod [for a gruss of 139,931. Alabama will also see plenty of pause—hut tho l.ongliuriis flguro L * ” -----action In Ihe Saurian forward wall. on going hack to their old or*ngo Jack Nichols, Nlcovllle, haa "he*n JACK n iC nuiM i niY W fH I® . HR" T — britches when they play Tempi# for tlm rhami showing fine work at tha quarter Helnrdny. punch** m m post, doing a good Job of nailing. Buster Owen* of Port St. Joe HPGRTH HEFORK YOUR RYES , Willie wa* in char, from Word front Chicago Is tin t Luke haa shown a lot «f spfod and tiefirst punch, amt by % tha the funs’ choice, can have th* fifth , round, With ho and caption In tho backflsld, and Coach Appling, Sevarln moved him from nla ori­ tho Job of managing the Whit# m W„ m Conway to halt tho one< ginal quarterback alot to lift half Sox and time ho wants It—but no end doesn’t want It... Hinc* he took battle to save.the, chkllanger "n ordar to us* hi* fast good speed through tha lint. over the Cleveland Huron*, Jig) further punishment. llently has made so many tradet 21-year-old Compo. six younger than RfP, hit tho Pour Stars Highlight they re calling hint the David H*k hockey... Hut J |m aU& _ twice In th« filth for lha kill Tilt think*Of Hamm Women's Golf u smnoihlng hi pt of ulna and again In tha need* more or on his h i d , , . nthIt hefora th# tha finish. finish, It eama — -■ ■ Score one for tiduvlsium Georg# Goldie Gmdfarb, Compo'* I WASHINGTON, Sept, II •second Munger, Penn football com” tecond, waving n towel and a four-way bntllo ia eipe Md was through, highlight the f that the kid Fourth A n * Plans to wear a regular suit oo , Conway sgraed, men’s Annua Nat on th# bench this fell Instead of tho players uniform^ he has affected tourney which begin# jdjyers^ Georgia Coun for Years... Horribi# imiu, lies Toms Pro; Prince fl*W depL—North Carolina he* am. aso Leading the star-spr Sabo bo defending ohm omore wingback nsnied'Rob (( Battle Kramer will Dldrikson Bahama, N mm! * ho b* ' hesp.do torn# fancy running, imag YORK, Kept. • '81-{A>)— What the publicity guys W||] . ..aw gow on Klehar' Richard (Pancho) all probability t! with tho comhlnitlon ur Q*o ( tannla for snd Choo Chon, tour quean, Pot and glory, j P°TS ALL,' HKOTHRRB sxlean-Araeri^nny Pesky, the lUUe w n H 'ffli''"""' SBWtftL., a r t* 2 SKS K) SHOW W m • ' ■" ' t .m r 't T ’... , ' h. A ■Sv ■ A*- , . i i't, i,,'- f BL ObIm a s , HAAuAfMli— m H L s s iK S * MM KIVU ■>* isMWij g..g up . fa. .r,? jAi.j N b -s.‘ : .-jitt)'? t. �WWO*B ’ Awte 7r’,rr!vT'T'<f:7"w " V A tiijl. W1DNUHAYsarr. St 1*41 seem Rural Common Sense f.l i . n —L. i f# u * t/,f M TRAPI A X t S t f ir *! S—H ell E a l i l t For H ilt—3 , j _ .3 & & !ss~"r ' s lillip •>iM* t . i B m S lees « • > PHONE 148 THE SANFORD HERALD . %*y ^taan^e*wyw. 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T h e tendei cu t* of C h o ke grade beet, such a * a le a k , and ro u st*, are ideal fo r cu ttin g thick and cooking l a i r . 1)1 her cut* uf Choice, like lu m p or ruiind, a l­ though i«*a tender, also are fin e , In llu v u i and g e u e iu lly need I * * , couking than the name cut* of luwel g u id e ., ,-xperlence allo w . Heel stamped Good la u f very acceptable q u a lity but tu a lr»*ei degree Hum Choice, it hua m any naea lik e Choice beef. F o r e x ­ am ple. Goud guide ste aks often m e cut fa ir ly thick and Urull sueces> liilly . l ui I he lu in lly on a t h r ift y bud­ get C u in n ieiciul guide u ftrn t . the best buy. It is rvuuuiuclul becam e II coat* l e a s and, if Helccted from youngci l>eef, is lean er than Choice ui G uih I Hue'll meat Is of f a ir i quality Iml qsuully need* lu n g e r,) slim ei cooking I hull Choice o r| Goud. Steaks u sually are beat pantile d . Coinm eivlitl beef uiakea guuil put uuint*. S w iss nteuk*. Inelll luuf and utliei eVNinunilcal dishes. Anv ii-ln ll n iu ik e t can c u rry | feth ia llv guided ineut, and u su a lly | w ill if I'listuiuei* urge It, M iss | Nawn m iv *. W ollK W /vNTKh —4 IMPORTED ESTABLISHED bualnea* at 331 SEWING MAC111N EH, New A PRACTICAL NUItHE anil Baby i BLACK HORSE ALE Hitter, good reference*. Phone East Flrat Hi. Mr*. A. E. MaiEXCLUSIVE WITH Factory rebuilt, W It o 1e a a I e 1163-It. l e w . _____ _______ price*. Phone IIKM-W. ANNETTE’S HOME—Nicii pFeca to live, nice • VM» l j :“ f T * ,!!!.,«To.M*!fn plowing and IlrUndo llgwy at Frenrh Ave o Income. Cluie In. Al price any­ MWMMW* ,,“,nU discing farm or garden- plot*. one can afford. Rhone 14&-M or HHNKAKIK Glaaa * Paint Co. AImo t-1ell ring and grading build­ 300 Laurel. _____________ 1IM I4 W. Jnd. Phtm. 830. ing Inal*. Phone IK7-J. Jack O/.AKK IKK 3 Bedroom Home end 8 Room Amaxing Johnston’* "NO-ROACH” Russell Cottage. 3 Acres uf ground. saniitary coating kill* Roache* Tampu, Fla. Will Hell or trade, l pricer A n t*, W ater Hug* for month*. Phone Jim Fields, 1670 or Jerrv Lord. Phono 770 R. Pint $1.60. llnfr pint HDc. Kouevening at 43H-M. _ ini11ii I A Andefiun ALL TVI'ES of Imllduxer work.i T or FARMS, homes, business Fried Shrimp Dlliner, Hervud reasonable rate*. Free eellmat-' roperty and acreage, see your Best Shrimp on earth” es Iii>vi<l K. Carpenter. Phi,in £ A. Hlrout Realty Agency "Tim t:il)3M every night ill llomei'* Grill, Orle K. Mathleux, HaDeman 334 East let. Htreel. 1807 E. Second Street or phone HOT LUNCHES eerved every 12— N peiinl ServTceH — 12 1HOP-J. _______ tluy 11:311 to 3 with llumu 0 room llouie and 3 lot*. Corner, .Made roll* and com Muffin*. NEW Fl.CORC jurfared to perfec of Celary and Dougla*. Sell fori Homer’* Grill, 334 East 1st, tiun. Oil. floor* mad* like now. | t *rM,otioo c u b .___ _________ « l Street, V'lnlshlng, cleaning A wrxiug. VE&Y NICE—^two bedroom hou*«,' ., ,.,lu l..,u ., , . , Puilttldu power plant, 32 year* all electric kitchen, attic fa..,] “ UMUX-Me« n,lore, catexperl...... In Seminole County, apace heater, purche* *creenetl, “,0* deacriblng All-America t l . M. G l e a s o n , L a k e Mary. a ; " [wawfOMe . l y A rlli'lm For Sul*1 — ^ L Z iC ^ ' S The United Nlute* protlilcetl , llltne tlnili 3 , 6110, 111111.11110 b u sh el. u i t in n in I 04 H, ab,m l a b llllt in ; anile than were pu id in ed in 11138. **U Use HERALD W ant Ada * *<ypft vjurx* i i n a i s hi.lhwi,!h,gS .o iu H m ': J i - M use i tm n hook both can benefit If the home-1 Duyntuu under the direction of ., vtfl * It) take Syrup uf Hlurk-I »l tiugfl iffit fur ii hiis it pk'udj-l KWPft spicy maker buy* home H agent. r' 11. K O | R h I 4| i H 'I i AJHh 1 . — meet ---* by- U.■ S. - - grade* ------- . { Miss Sara " ”Horton, * '* » '* » • iiwsur HViee. AlIxTf - a? to ill*' Anti it"* woiidtirful I iim v mllft and uniwraUfttli understand* how how to to cook cool' t— a c h ^ Of fleers tif the o rg u n lta tlo n a r c t o a i #1* vviimm i t m a y i «»n * o m l p r« «ik i|k l S y r u p o f J U a c h - I i i M U g h t grade tu best beat advantage, lay* Mr*. Crawford Price, president. ‘■'KR*1' u n u o l ly h c I m t o r e l i e v o o c i h e jo n a il in fie r i" It y R lV f li H u ll Cat hurl lie A. Nawn of the Hvt* | Mrs. K. C. Cooper, secretary, Mr*. Hurilii a o o n it t lp n lio r i, H y r u |i uf H Ja c k * r iili -V IC tu lK b i f ile t ! It e r r in .il strnk brunch, Product km ami Mmr^ctevn\i\ Lamb, treasurer, mul Mrs. l e p t i r i h h 1%11"• u i r l x o f t h e r p t i n i r f M u i.^ h t t o k e n o*t d l i e r t e t l U a flntP keting Ailmlnintrirtkin, 11. S. D#*’ Anne Trenster, council deh’tfute. ot uf A i A l bhI ii ri *t f i Itl r i * Kh IKe rK f i tp. r l l ltilrt ui ne u A froil i I t4X.i1 iv e fo t i - l i l h t r e i i I V* por t f . K ' a i im t le b y u m m m f o r t h i e i o f t | u x l l | y pnrtment of Agriculture. 5 _____________ t i n a ! t lift c h it i Ke u m l H in t *th** " I I I in r p iiu t t io c iB f o r fo u r K * n « r « t lo n a , n p | i ! y to t It l li i ii i» r a ! » ) i * I i i h i k I u * lluying by U. 8. grades Is easy ^ Under the Jit|ianc*c system of N e x t tim e , hu v H y t o p o f H la c h - * » '■•lint a I t n l K e # f H e m U iu iin t h t - J u p t »«•> to ) u u i i l r u g g l i l ™ and the most dependable way tu computing age*—a system which KI ltoP lll*I F t rfuo tul in, t %, r i i t iilo o n th e inn H > t u p o f I t I a*, k i >i -tu K h i , fo r n p |ir o t it l get your money . worth n quality will b, discarded the end of mil) * y i i f L t c i o t i e r w in w tin * ! f*«t f i n t i l .U r u t i n r H e nn in meat, Miss Nawn says. Just a baby Iwrn on December ill oK fn ept 'U t r l 4 o f t h e u n t il t o o f A l b e r t remember three simple grad* ^ , uuld be tw(1 y e , , „|tl the next I I K t il It l i t , i h i e j i n e i l , o i l t h i n I It name*—Choice, (loud and Commer* ,|.y lin y o f H r i i t e n il i r r l¥* 4 i , HAM AH A K N in iC T clal. These are the federal grades. _________________ M « « * 4 t itr iK o f t h e r n t n t e o f usually found uti retail market*. | . . . . » S W A N K ’ S FOG A lb e r t II K n lfth t t l e t 'F « n r t l iiugaiiuq •tigiii**,- - *-* %I * ■* . / m i if Legal Notice home demonstatlon club—the 1 3 th ---------------- -- In Palm Beach County—was or.... r u l ’.VTV ganised In the Range Line com- 1j i ’twn:. MHMtsm.i: " c u r N'T T. , rsm ily, meal* and family pocketmunlty between Lantnn* and, h t a t i : o r ki . i . h ii . a niily g-— - | i i i u m i i ; u c t w r r ii it n n in iiii a n il IN I'tlO- \v.*r ♦Arf.f*' !»■- *0 ea?v iia t i: ing, hybrid!ling technique*, feitilitora, Insecticide*, the eradication Of fungi—all th«ae are perl of the qtganltatipn'* program for tli* year* ahead. One of lie goal* • vest increaie in fish catches, ar fahety council* ere being set up all over the world.' Aa Sir Herbert W k A / f IS Broadley, deputy director general of the organisation, seyi, "The AM t F f i C . 'f l V L oergna of the wprld are it# moit f S L A f M S H f FOR underdeveloped couatrlea." A C ML Another problem 'If le tackling ia tha ioitea from rat*, insect* and ROAD im Y u k m x m p r o v i m c s . , ? fungi which deatroy bread grain* C H IN A , H A S H IV E ft. K N O W N A W H E E L . and rice. The estimated world A P P L IC A T IO N S lo**ca from these in 1047 were M A RCO P o l o TR A V W .ED THIS HIGHWAY OF DRY I C L . 33,000.000 tone of grain—enough IM C H A IR S C A R R IE D BY P O R T E R S . ood to keep 130,000,000 people C«fl Ivt'j A*fi| flllsMI In.,. 'A- i |tt| Ifi live for a year. Tha knowledge of preventive measure* is being ■praad to farmer* in ev*ry land. GRASSLAND IN BAD SHAPE ■tin* a* wrecked by such puti'lnca Natural gn* pipeline* must Th* August issue of Country BERKELEY, C *ll(.-bP)-Th# In the United State* he enlimalt's aland u pressure of 1,000 pound* Qentltmen point* out that it 1* the earth'* land area I* 30 per cent that existing range i* producing at bold conception of the organisation grassland, aay* Dr. Arthur W. only 63 per rent of it* uilginnl per square inch. that a new world of plenty cen he Sampson, University of California capacity ami that 66 per cent nl brought into being if only all na­ professor of forestry. And much tion* will work together. This I* of this area haa been deviated by the range ha* le** than half of it* The lliiydeti I'lnnetariiim in New the one world toward which scienca poor grating practice*, he **y*. former capacity. York City bn* II,76k.433 tiny bultft strive*. Without it th* one world Good ratlgu should have n den*. He pictures large parts of Afri­ of peace is Impossible. ca, Spain, Greece, India and Pale- ■land of perennial grim, In -.i\« drilled lluoiigh It* alvei culling. 1" NEW PALM REACH CLUB 1 We*t Palm Beach, Fla.—A new THREE LITTLE .. , . WORDS „ . Two third* of all tha world'*; people spent thalr live* struggling to cultivata land. Despite thl* fact, two third* of tha world'* population ara badly aouriihad. Tha aarth ha* never produced enough food to mpply It* Inhabitant* adequately. Bona man llva In plenty, other* In dlra naad. Food rota in tha sun !■ *»nif countrla* while in other* —merely a few day* diatant In the age of air—tha threat of itarvation ia an ever-recurring ahadow. End hunger and you may win peace. There i* a email group of tcieatiit who are working for that Idea—the member* of the Food and Agriculture Orge: .ration of the United Nation*. Thalr motto i* the Latin phraae. Flat F a u ltLot Thera Be Bread. Nothing that concern* th* cloth­ ing, tha shelter, tha dial or tha food of modfrp man ia alien tu the f* —4 -i------- Housewives By R. I S C O tt HintsBy To Anna Mae Bike* scrap b o o k By Bpedn J ahnaew u fu jie liM P A G * FIVM TH K SA N FO K Il H E R A L D . SA N FO R D frLOftIDA ,‘>w" «h- ATHLETI'S FOOT ..... .. WALL PA PER • PAINTS TALBOTT’S III* a a a lu .e e a .it .. it e a - v e * « .. iiw m Ne A1*el*l — Ns Add — Ne fM*g lh* tarns<u. VICTUKY UINTMKNT. U«- id *11 Insec Is fur I hr r e rnonlhi. r.t tiiltk itlltl wt* *.Bd ft.all* (tl lb. ba>i In lh« Aim>, ■ saw i*i um abum. fttlki 11,1 VR'TOnvH Y- 0.1 S m u U *. Umi i. i elt*i Al* and •at* la om ua ui) p.it u> Ui. B Seld L, all Uiv* Sis,.* V » ) s m A Ifar — IIHIVK-IN— -n Fainter* slid Faperhanger* Dr. Henry MeLaulln Optom etrist 113 Magnolia Ave. SERVICE G u j u m l r r a lu n d f o ur hum* o f Fhuna All AMA2I N9! VM. It', m il, MHI«| lea *.MU> aa* )l*a■all, Ikai* Claris■asat tiadaala. Vaa ms Ca*a*lna'i .ua-ttllfilai lafraan.il ar* NffMi .twain*—III u a., I . it«, Wlaga* ailivf. CMa*IM taaliiai (tm alluwl laga.ja.la akkk n l tatitlw, la a.k il, ua. b W .ta ml aaaalfl*. I * Lkw. Ca*a.tn. U . * .salt*. w I M with O N I No A F F l . l l A ITO N - . . . Mess . . l* I vilit.ril lit No fu n t- , i...-, by tile Slate Board iU u tih . Flume thl? .1 ill A W 36lli. ill. da nford SPECIALS ASBESTOS SIDING Per Square............. $8.50 & 11.50 210 Lbs. Asphalt Shingles......................... 6.50 to 8.50 15 and 30 lb. Felt Lumber I’laster W inilows inul D iioi'h Luiti* Ifi.tl. I .nth Wi mluw it ml Dutii' Fnm u s S fii'.'ii UiHirn siie rtm e k Whitlow Sm u 'iiK ( V I ,I l e x IMvviunl, All Typ«8 Kio ben CTiblnct.v Mintrilit Honnt r l u nine Trim I IIMI lilt loll M 'uiiry 1’iiiiits Huililers Ilprilwure Me!nI Louvers FH A Repair L oans SECURITY LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD Where the goot! gi'mlcH come from SU Ih Streel & Muple Ave. Plume 707 Hv Huy Guttu ! M M ftH llir VENETIAN BI.INDS made to or ..mi. Seinluole VeiiHtian Blind i o i l " 7 ,’o « , C “ nd ONK tl "'.T'J'v* "<>"K " " » » * * '* » Co. M3<) W. Ird. Ht. Phone room houee on acre* of tliwl, **'J1 —^ Tyler, Texa*. 11(1" W land, neer school, houses ranting CASE KNIVES, razors, Hair Cllpfor $40.00 per month. $4,600.04), pur*, hunting kiilw*. Large*! ORLANDO Morning Sentinel. Or­ Asaortinent. Sanford Jewelry ........................ hell cash. Evening Star. Call Ralph and Luggage Co. Cor. 3rd. and lando HO ACRES ranch lend, % mils on Ray. II86-J. peved road, part telly I m p r o v e dSanford. ______ __ _____ _ end fenced. Wall worth eekingl KOHLER l k Kw 110 Volt Light GALL 617 fur Battery, Generator price and Klaner service. Swain’* Plant excellent running FOUR vary desirable Lota In Rose Battery Service, 801 W. Fii*l Hon. Ph. after fl:00 1346-W8.__ offor. court.. Want Wi St. POWER Lawn Mower only alightFRED W. BEND Eli, Realtor ly used at two-third* new coet. Reem No. 8 Phone 1030 Set* W. H. Ellerhe, Hockey’* Tire LAWNMOWEKR iharpened, bl cycle* repaired, lock and key Fla. State Rank Building Shop. Ph. 3116. work. No welting—work »oarTWO SLIGHTLY USED DATOR, anleed. II. W. Shuman, 310 Foe Sale —& SCALES: NEW MEAT SL1CF-R East 4th. HI., Hanford, Fla AND GRINDER. CHEAP. PH. (Formerly with William* Flail 7H»-J^_____________________ _ Shop). Mill’s Swap Shop—We buy, Bel) or FOAM Latex, The Modern PillowELECTRIC or trod* moat enytblgf, 40fl HanMuttreix-Cuihlon. AH Hlmu—All ACRTYLKNH foM Ave. Phone 1M-J. Purpose. Plaetlre and Fabrics WRLDING W* both lo«e when , you don’t too. Foam and Fabric store, 3911 Saaferd Motor I Kqpt. U bring your preocrlptlona to N. Orange Ave., Orlendo, Flor108 W. 1st Street Vaney’e. Phone IM, Ida, Ph. 3-6426.____________ CLOOfi1 ANtt BADIron safe-88 incliv* tali, 29 inches >. $189.0# I pc. Maple iiuare. Suitable for buatneai. y Witll IRunet �s W EDNESDAY SE P T . 11. 1 * 0 * By MAI, BOYLE 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 Fra n Osaka Takes Dim View , O f U.S,False Front (C n O fN l Sm s f w Oast pal'l for entirely by lb* employers. /.It major companies have de­ clared their willingness to negotb iCSPeiif 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 WEDNESDAY Drifting o n a Cloud lint,. f o r a Ladr I'ri-arsni of <;*»■, 8a V » ( l * , f Ifsll Mesi lh» II*nd Nlalii Edition Vurlfty H |m rts K i n a o f D»y I'nlKilnr Musln |i » lin in '* T i m . C n lisil N u l l , i n . l 'r j i n l n r Mil "In < li.- - l.n l News H im * .n it . T iiriiinM . T i m . MltliilKhl ll.n it* < rim « Ns w a HIkn fIff T im n a iiA v tV e .ir r n Juinl.i.I*. N ew s W e s t e rn J a m b o r e e Tile J O 'c l o c k Club N ew. I’n p i l l a r M u . l o M nrnlnjt D evoilnn. Mimits In M u .lo W o r ld a t Nln* V ariety I’o p u l a r Mimic A i i a e l . f e a r In t r . s d *1 I..,, .4 ..«*« i« . . .. "Business bad now, better next Old. New . |t ,.rr,iw e.| O r c l i e e l r a A Ktar spring," hht, said. “How's stock M ,trains V ariety market doing?" W o rld a t N oon We bad u long talk with Ham T h e H an d W a g o n l i n o Chili •ml the Interpreter ha leaned on C u p u la r H in t when his own thoughta encoded f.iiiln A m e r i c a n a hie Engftsh—George Alexander, Mim ical V a r l d l e a lia r None lln n ih Tokyo traffic manager for the T o d a y ' . H lar Northwest Airlines. lllla h Headline* Y o u r M e m o ry Hmts* The JnpHnfHD Hllk Association Mimic I .n v ere P r o g r a m asked him lo find out why Amurll le f o re I he d o c r o o m . ean women pi efnr nylon stock Inga, Ily lie,Pleat T h e Ith y llirn l l o o r and Ham saldi T h e l l r l g h t Hpot "I fed Ihut silk stockings arc New a mura flattering to women's legs T tv ll.lt* Hong. Hpoiln I 'n r n d . than nylun." Ill rue t 'r i m h y H t n g . Thotuughly broad-minded as It* p n rt l o lire I’e o p l . I'oj.i.li.r Mimic well as kccn-cycd, he gestured V a r ie ty with his--hands as If outlining a Key,i,ilea l>y C a r l . barrel, and ir,narked! V a r ie ty H all "American women beautiful — Vft-et II.* H an d Hep. Hm atli.rg very shapely. All have originality n i« 1.1 i : , m i n n In dressing." Mil.In V a r i e t y Hport* K i n a o f 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 m e Ideas on lt„w to aurdlnn more I ', d i e d N h I |.,ii * P o p u l a r Mimic assengers onto his own railway, I lla**lr>a l H o o v en lr. t alletoly'carries from 1,000,808 S', w n tn 2.000,800 commuters dully. He T u r n l a l i l e T im e M lilo lald f I e o d e . v „,i. dots plsn, however, to put on some Ve iv a Cllta girl hostesses, They'll peddle Hlat. f i ff 14a. A big league baseball gaiuri gave Ills biggest thrill of the tmir| Money Crisis to Ham, who has the yen to huv U'flnllnnM Pn.* trn.i a team for himself sometime, lie 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 prices also would Iu* nec­ Sam didn't see the suhway In the dollar essary mi rerlaiu good. In merit tush hours. the Board of Tradn What did Amsrtea have that roinpetlllmi, 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 m achines-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 ray unit Mark Stovunn arc |m im l inrmuiticiJly in Will Janies* ''Snm l.’* a UHth ( stnltiry-Kcix picture, in color liv Technicolor, I,onely Hearts (Jruek War H u . M anet r t« m r a g e Oaei It," T lm l « a n w h e n I g o t III* Idea tl i a l m v n i n l l l 'T w e a l e d l o g r f I ISO A Inlsl «f r.ft« Dr. C. L. Persons OPTOMETRIST K rta i f - sl.n l. S»«« w l . l-» T .H » » sl rh .M IM A llaatl' more-* m Ins*, n o b.IXli: •->> RIO#. * when you S ir * S y ru p of b l i o K - D ra u i h t to /OUT "olid, f l / r u p lit Jjl x c k - p r a i i in t I* fdsiwl for ritl ld 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* $w 0wKi Ir t. i/ rw i.il Syrup ( * of m a r k - I 11M M X . D raught usu- l I f n f slljr e f f e c t s \ I p ro m p t, r o sy 7 M Q U M S I M 1 rrllef. And I he ^ " 7 " ” ' 7 I I I ..M l .I . „ * < j t T k y last* pleases t h e y o u n f . t . T S . ThaTO why they never kick abou t l . k t n g S i n i B of lllark l i m u s l d It'* a p u r . p roduet. em ploye. lost their lives on duty and ttu,667 suffered Injuries In road, shop and yard operations. PASSING PROBLEMS AI* 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 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. Looim 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/ VJOULW4' Eft. ft A mm H only900 spareyard f o l k ,* n u m i m n r oAfWfts if M*ie DCM D M A S PE't H iA U tW L S H A M UW ' American glasswars played a Mrt 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," Su/ur , y iL iW tlt u m Now At • Sem inole H ardw are Store •‘t v 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. 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) Iraq (dinar) iu»a will act an tha bill D O W N _: PAYM ENT CATTLE A N D HORSE TRUCK INS Dodge « fod( «H|» ntk |Mly, tM) i IM Fly frvmt itnAMrear Un* 4 i»wt , trm tau ii« U a • « -» -—• r E ^ 8 ! * '* , ■r .iJ J lT ge. X *kw Um 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. The 14600,000 estimate was reached on tho basis that the mlnoa now closed would normally produce 8,000,000 tons of coal daily the operator*' grow profit would bo TB emta a ton. 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 Y a lln lin a a f e n M The go Iden-eye fly la so-cel led because tha eye In some light* appears to bo of burnlihad gold, Now you can h a v e your choice of lovely pattern* far •very room In genuine Gold Seel C ongoleum —ftm o a * fo r h e a v ie it q u a lity , I ts g le a m in g , ea» y -to * clean enam el tu rfa o e la ita s a d last*, y o u r latlifaotlo® faguaranteed. SANFORD Fjimiture Co. �V ' -c la Unity Tfctr# I t tto n c th — 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 at Aaertaat la Protaw Fraoyertty far Iloaf art. i TH E W EA TH ER i f e r a Cloudy with scattered mostly afternoon and evening thunder­ showers through I'rlday. Moderate southeast to south winds. l l i DAILY NEWSPAPER ISDAY SEPT. 22. 1919 qo Putioff Amodated Prcaa Leaned Wire No. 293 ■— ina Urges Sales T a x .N. Action To ock Commies Effect In $teel Strike Another Week 1 Talks Are Expected To Begin Friday; Is Accused Of 'irecting Chinese Communists And Of Outdoing Tiie Czai V i n l w n r * O r r .u r a A t B el! Aircraft Co. * 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 hargain- Goes Into Six Weeks; Racing Bill Studied Senate Reverses Its B NEW YORK. S ^ T 22—(/P)— out.ag <m l"ll , , thiiffle Florida C ina called on the United Nations Hnr»e ramie f*r-» in favor of Gulf) I ream Park g »venl Communiim from engulfil | China and the entire Fat East, te i i the first time. Chin* also chainWithin an hour, tha steelworkers I that Russia wa. directing the proposed to renew contract talk* ( lines* Communist) 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 RailChina's chief delegate. Dr. T. F. morrow in Pittsburgh. No immedi­ way Pea strewn about (ha tracka aa workmen, using acetylene turlies, nttempt to cut iInto on* of tha liang, told the 5*7 national delegawrecked cars. Two mambara of tha traln’a craw were killed and i> .< piisarTigera were bad ismgnr* badly Injured. a te answer was available. t(International f h la e tr iilln n Soumlphoto) | tn) that the North Atlantic Pad Murray had refuted to go back j id halted the flow of Commimiim l iron Europe, hut there wd no to the conference table until in­ dustry accepted the peace formuU I eh harrier in the F.*)t, of Mr. Truman's feet finders. "The Chinese Communul Parly." The action came at wildcat walk­ t l raid, "t* an integral part ol the outs shut down two Pittsburgh >1**1 i itcrnalional Communist movement tent* and idled 2400 worker*. Ple­ | 1) a. fanatical *) Communists By DILLON GRAHAM ats carried lignt demanding ^sewhete It) propaganda » * 1AP Special W ashington Service "•trike—no mora eiUniion," *nH Morrow propaf iy t in funft wtlh wiiti Mon WASHINGTON. Sept. 22--(yPl— Farm land value* declined in all ^'strike — free pension*." alwaV) m step pttdi It' action i* *lw southern slates but Maryland during llir four month) ending June 30. w Murray and tha Induatry dead­ with Mo,row’) action locked on acceptance of a presi­ Tha declines, an Agriculture Department report says, ranged from T,i»ng arfk* spoke '«»» le»* '■ ** dential board'a peace rocomm*ndaI percent in North Carolina. Kentucky and Tennesiee to 6 percent in I 1Talang ‘ Chinese M ura a f t f r tha Chinas* Comtione that tha steelworker* get Virginia. g p nlsts U ie c t e lw d e l I’eiplng company financed lmuranca and Two patten) decline* were noted for Florida and Louisiana. 4 per­ S* utabilshmaot erf • (Comroupensions. Tha union O. P. Herndon addressed the 'copies Raputmc •h t Paoplsa Republic of Chinn dustry objected to footing the bill Sanford Kiwinis Club yesterday on cent for Mlaslsslppl, Georgia end * ------------------- ----- - ■ Pll» told tofd tli* llta Assembly Aaaambly Sov e South Carolina, and 5 percent for and refused to be hound by the f 1 | -_ _ ' ♦ TI-. WASHINGTON. Sapt. 22— Position On Racing 1—Russia today charged that (tons of the Unitad States in D a t e s For Gulf* loot fire months prove the stream Horse Park greialva alma" of tha North antlr Treaty. The new Soviet TALLAHASSEE, Sept 22—(/P) rt* to the State Department (acred to mrasure* taken by — The Senate (hanged iti mind lls country to Join tn carrying today mrl vnir.l J(1 to IR to per­ It the pact. mit inlrnduct'.'ii of the m-agiut i sambly today to art quickly to •2 Jl 3 Auto Accidents Occur Involving 7 Automobiles Several Persons Are Seriously Hurt In Evening's Crashes Senator. |otir,,„n of Rrookiville and Shiver) ,1 <l,'|i|ey twitched to the Gulf.iream tide on recnniidei#lion of thr Mondiv vote of I 'l to IB agamtt introducing the hilt. Senator Ha l er of Umatilla, who did not vole Monday, noted against introduction today Thre# automobile accident) in­ volving seven ran and a logging truck kept ambulanrei raring to and from Sanford hoipitali last night and early today. A three car tmavh happened early this morning on the Orlando highway near lire Ihg Tree park The bil1 wht.*’ tied up the Sen-I when Naih Kennedy of Sanford ate for brlnre it wa* de­ collided with ihr r.,r ol D H Mer­ lected on i I1* l1* tie vote during ritt ol Notlh Caiolma and anolltrr the regnln immn, l» ojipnicd hv cat, owner unknown tin' were Tropic.*I mi! Hi.tlcsh park* turned emu-wnc on the Ingliw.ty A Sen »tr i onnnitlee m ve*lig.)t- trying to mub .* Inmil , .iulniiinl>i|e mg lb * St >i- 1 .iin r* ind T r o ll W a driven bv (T i’ *i’r* I. Fnllin* nl trr F u ll ( MiiriMiuon w a i lold to- Sanford. c| j V th f 7 iJ^ti1v Iw iJliht A truck ffOTTl wtif in Mr. and Mr« Coll f! Measure 56 To 39; Smith Votes For I t , Odham Is Against H TALL tilAS.-Te e T Sept. 22— 1/P'— \ 7 .’ - v t * r .(iM anti-sales tax Inhhvtttl took • *w |ng at ona of the h ill', liiih o r ) In a hotel lobby *r iiunirnf :,(t r r passage nt Ihe hill I m I Might S n ia lu r W. A, Shant!) if (. lin r n i l lr , chair­ man of (h r -'.ernie I inane* Com- mittfe, natrf Ifohttf L. Newman aimrk at him hut itii**ed when hr took n ffcn ra nl remartm made In Jr si bv Sham le and anm r other a m itn r* . Newman, however, snul hr * tr u r k at Sham l* a llr t (h r oenator cursed him TALLAHA9SFF., Sept. 22-- Flotidi.ni, .tie going to -ifart pay­ ing ,i t p-i.-n* , tie, i,ix on their i*4 St f< purch.iir, >n l-«, thin *tx week*. 8 Hotitr and iriMir, „ith back­ ing (torn the idminulrilion of (jnvrrtv't \C L Im eri i lull 1- , •n< ike 1<x Blit ibr , ’1 *■■,*-* cunpromisa ,o,er,l dt f1r in lull what retail inle: it u.- will he exempt. th f firtr 't ot,* n l it* member) in •r lime )nd The bill . « is «!uili!ing back Local Government Is n47 neaped intttrv and lotth ih> ’ .14b 'he psrliamenB a rt IV a d rn Jr commt»»ioit Closest To People, Mr. Merritt ami hi* pavaenger, t.ifv preu- ht’ !* ii". c .ir y to lei up nnditor, -aid th# tra c k w a* pur ...mnetittve titil lot ! Miss Virginia Humphrrv. were a comtnt**County Clerk Says •k mu the eotnd ia le d nn a th* Motrin ruahed tn Ferneld-Laiiehtni Memabout 12.388 , v from T mo ticellV L iorlal hoapiDI for treatment of lircimiie. i’V Mon,uP"° -l" Itnmnhrrv also wa* Chairmt V A Shattdi of tha hi i'.iinmillee, one of Sfnale I lute of Wuls had outdone *Y*nn.“ even C *i'an « r» t companv report without bargaining. They ve tha various duties performed by Arkansas and Alabama. Rattla 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 iule In the Man-( Comn|)l(|)(m ntrwtol trrm nw ,nio.gring aeen feuding since. . Maryland showed a 1 percent' him as the Oath of Circuit Court roar of* a• stalled logging tru ck on . jhe H o u ir -rtion *lni niotning and log (derange. iuria. sad County Garb drlvli .a flxt Um- said there didn't ie*m to be any J f u n g . who .prak . Jfluent U f J ,Na ; n ,V \ n S w r oV^to O e 'e r yAvenue W . c ^Ivtng Six of tha southirn...tea atata*showshow — — ............. liato r and deration _______ ad an Increase Ip dollar fain# of between Mr. difference that would be herd I# a. Nain to *— # " " * - ~jfify ’ ' "1MB and bstwiaa t WhHa and a pasiengr. Rn**ell lion out. Ilonallit Chltta’e offlMal langu Ungu- (hr P„mnt|f»|*i In TallShassea. Tallaheeie*. , IM i hfO Dtf pOlnKSI ptllrTJu|f 1940. thr enntmlsalon Wttlemtnt. The House passed It, 68 to 39. Two Weal Florid* legislator* In Tlner of Oxteen *ml knocking Ho Meanwhile unionist* and iaa have c ta e e d tt. represent tha; Loulrina, with an H percent in. "*The Chine** delegation circu­ trodtn ed b ilie to make c itie s out o f j watt! M nrrl*o n. colored d riv e r of ln*( night* (t « r M ire* dev* o f d#-« elrlker* clathed at Jh# e principles on which our country . and Kantucky, with a ft < lated ■ teat of the speech Irene t h r lr con nl 10* in o ld er to get a the tru ck , o ff the tru ck '* running hate. bound Ball Aircraft Corp. plant. wa* founded ItecauM of tlte recant pm *nw*r* t o p p e d cu t of the proposed cig are tte la x board. T h r Impact o f the moving -flu, |,,|| p.iaxed by (lie H a u stli*ted into Nngllah At least one person wia hurt aerthroughout tha country only by, Ohio Daily AcCUBfid tlclita lU le i diffut * ( t o r n thn Scnato-npprovert tCiDL-----, car ro lle d '- ih r . truck over M o in I trend* of thinktei toward* semi- New York, whleh registered a tf) When Taking finished he wai kick-h ack to m iuH Qf ConSDirinX To r.pplHudwi ----- followiMl ‘hv *nt'......... Kl*I»9 Summern of Liberty coun* \wn'i' J'Oily «m measure m the list of exemption*loudly except from the l°l*'was the Ural outbreak of vlo- Soci aItalic Form of govarmwot., nerrant incresie. , , _ , tv und MeitnUH < » f WnkiiHa put In w h \r h 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 ifl jlire Radio Station Soviet con. hii 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 strike of the plant's 1,700 produc- our state government is not much Carolina 2 gfgjg Stale Dean Arheum. Britleh rndur for action in local hill*. | thr wheel* from Morrison wli > f,-iftic cummlli*-'** will w -i k‘ o u t A The propoaed lull r.uslng thrjw m . /lied to II" hospital tnrt ] coim.i"mlit , H'nall**)* O* **»■• Rletll 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«I ting 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 ( ) ) ! l l t l i white f"t d r i v i n 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. H e wns r e l e a s e d 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,,,, jjh o bond — ‘ •trikara arrived at th * " ’“'"-•fApre-war parlod, valuas were up In tising and other information Mr. Hsmdon strnsad tha Im­ 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 *•* oil tuekv’* being 189 percent above tha County records and the fitnounced the suit wai fijed in fed­ tween a picket from UAW Loaa William L Wllaon, director of M l and a non-»trlker. Ha Identified Ins system nacaaaary to keep them ihe averege of thoe# year*. eral diilrict court at Claveland. He State Market*. O. ?•»>*»*■"•»•■ •sally aecasalbla. Ha praised his Florida, with an Incraas* of 68 the plckat, who he laid started tho 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 newspaper has been charged with lulm, conitructlon engineer, met and radio .Utlons "for their ef- w«* fo u n d I »o l,HV\r _ o rd W* T w S S S a * 1 *” on',y " T ated him on * charge of dlaordar la .nd m otdinf nob. lt k .n ,i,t „ who,. Urifl v.Jum n?‘ I .,t niii. li of their inw ct ‘a.lxv l»wn vertebra ami will hr plm with Study Anderson, manager fort* In promoting good governgo 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 a ih a r lljireen. 1Market Wednesday, together with /eiirv of Florida to a full trailptnona'wor# trampled In the nsa- Sn‘ twiULD FEDERATION Holii (listurbaiict*. one in tr.e Mr. Herndon agplaimd how Value* were tendon explained h w ha M ware up IM ion percent purcen* n 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 a r t 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; th atn le basic a»l-!fjorth Carolina. 180 In B o o t h Car-|*dd»tion to lh« comp y, commonwealth. * * und Joe Corley, member* of the _____ tamin Moor*—was ln)ur*d - *• As ia _ **J m a s iw iH m i ... > s t..li« U M l tlR n A l l t a i t a ts tt'.duod a resolution proposing '•-nud (i’ll Into strong -.'iuatl wave*. officer* • year1 «and maximum Olio*. ,148 -ommltte*. In iMlaaisslppl. H6 IIn l j a n d taken to a Niagara Falla ■la BOY SCOUT? that thr United Nation, hr I he Caribbean Morm voemiugly )JU o. '■ Georgia/ 183 In Alabama. U» In . Samuel’A. Horvlta of CImlaml. Mr. Wilton aaaurad the manaTOYTCO. Sapt. 22—(A*)—Gen­ sttengthrneil throngh a World mat l*feat a* it lhra*lir.l *v ilnst ^T he'tndor-.herlff ld«ntlf1^ th j iWhan questioned, Mr.' Htehdoti y^ginia, U6 in Maryland and 104 vice president, eeeretary and di­ gtr that the State will build an eral Douglas MacArthur, occttpa- I . d t t a l t o n . rector of the Lorain Journal Co additional platform IB feet wide t h e 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 A siIIm 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 th e ‘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 D. P. Self of Lorain, trualne** with 12-foot driveway* and ,etve peace and to prevent ag- ,iUthi‘.**l of Qalventoti i spared off . 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 —Nathan Included B. B. Rydholm »c«»h receipt* In the eoulh- of tha Journal. ing M> mile* an hour. D. Cam. 74.year-old world l*w. ime, John Loonardv ofj , etatea." tha report eald, ^ T ^ m l r c h e r * halted at tha A Justice Department etete- of Holly Avanue. who alto operated H'wcr* said I think we should Hurricane warning* *l’"4 'he Mr. Wllaon also approved the Industrialist 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 (C tattieU Oa r*g* l i |k P Galveston. The Air Force evaed ury aewer to ba laid from west Ilea moved teto Pjpuyte** ated 300 men from Matagaid-t D* »f Lake Street connecting with Deerfield county s ttT fltM l laud and soma Island residents ami Mr§. M. Gregory Dies Ihe public raet. rooms. Every and quitted a I M ill tampartouriit* went to the malnlanil, Red effort will be made to have thle his “Front ■ewer In before tha State Road Cross personnel wa* alerted. AFFeilowefip . ■* r*w* Department completes BO feet The Gulf storm never reached Hy ALTON L. HLAKESLEE 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 to r th* convenience (C nnU iaxI On Pag* Rlnht) ‘ yoan ago from Mila* City, Mont., body tlaauaa la ballaved to be re-w-------produce buyara. waa a, member of the cf With sponsible for many allergic eym- fret. They work agetnst a chemi­ ' these added factlitUa NEWSPAPER STRIKE Church; - 1 tome or trouble*. Andsraon d e c l a r e d Sanford’s cal which I* Involved In the pro­ CINCINNATI. Sapt. 22-tfPHi aufrivsd by] tha husband, Market s t e l t ba one of tha bast The naw attack osei two drug*. gory 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 newtJenry 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-w ant right la.) also aavaral niece* end of produea. white tho oth«r Is on* of the drug* ahead -with publication today de­ we are planning to have all that works against It after It has ha* been formed. 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. departments of the three newsA new paint made up of count­ papers. and Dr. Gustav# J. Martin, re28—U P)— search director of tbs National ies* millions of tiny rubber ball* NEw T S S k , nSapt. -KRailway atwks staamed In front Drug was described by L. L. Ryden, N. rug tCompi of a rietef maykat today. THE WEATHER V 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 2 2 -^ drug that' It I* part latex and pert water, . moved up frac- works , Th# antiand look* milky, Each ball In tha polnt. hlatamlti# canes sleep- ‘ paint "la aoft and rubbery, so grabbed the Ineea or Tha naw that when tha latot Is spread on • white In tha of this o emooth surface and allowed to railroad* approaeh trouble, dry, thee* littte balls coma cloiar ttekar tap#. ihown and clo w togothor th# water dowt avaporatos. Finally tltey join to. the,aether in a thin Must of highly) Herndon Explains'Farm Land Values Decline In All Duties Of Clerk! Southern States Except Maryland To Kiwanis Club E Suit Is Filed To Keep Newspaper From Monopoly *c ynTs^sfos _. . Wilson Meets With Board Of Sanford Farmers Market A S _ i S S r i S I !S|^ w 7 C K .;= *, s-iv;." « j : ! : "t’v;‘: , a ' K .... .......... „ s: m s "’i,innc M r' Reported Blowing! Themselves Out S a a r u w a -vas: |U New Double-Drug Attack Launched To Combat Hay Fever And Allergies Boy Say» Capitol (, But Not Too Good .1 f«SPS •fa , liaaoifsjLsIAJSWraeS Mr., . ■ •' v ' * ' ;* - :v * - • , / *J’ , | i , 1■ .!,,' iiii-'f -i,- ,' I 'V/f •,t-v j.* ,t”i !-iv/ | 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. 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>, September 21, 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/f24d0e31c3da64d4c3b12608a2ca7713.pdf 6df8b647fa4cc869d5b80e95c10f4e68 PDF Text Text MONDAY gRPTlMBER l» t 1849 MENU Effect In Stores ICeatleneg r t w Paws «s«) hatural rubber for soma time, aluatlon glvca them the chance i the excuse. After all, they'll I American trader*, It will cost MSI no more—In dollarn, *B u t there are certain goods that may come down In price In Ameclean stores, when currency u.lustment* are made. American mportora are known to have been Waving buying of British good* W several months. In expectation 4L a cheaper pound. A flood of theh« goods may hit market In coming weeks, i» Mks advantage of the ahort-term fj o/lts to lie made from the cut U , the pound, Textile Importer., hkve said that American order* on Hrltlah book* are largo—order* that were maiked "hold lor de­ valuation." [.British woolens and woistuds, gloves, cltlnaware, leathei pmducts, even .Scotch whiskey may he bought cheaper than formerly. Upt don't count these chlckiuis be­ fore they are hatched. The British fjjn raise their prices on them. fJ n time, they may have to, bocauso tlivlt costa of living are going up. There will he. •— mediate hrku in the prlra of bread In Britain. Demand for wage boosta rpu be expected after Unit Cost of production would rise, anti so would their price*. Britain Is going to havo to watch out or Ihdy II start another inflation fpiral there. t To take iidvnnlage of tha n«w Ighcr pindinslng powi.r of your Pilar you will have to buy some­ thing In'llie sterling area Or go there as a tourist, before their mires rise. Ike dollar will h* tops for toursts for a while, b But maybe you don't want or Retd any of the things they have tti sell, or not very rnufch of them. It has becomo abundantly dour line# the war that they used and want a great deal more of what /merle* has to sell than Ameri­ cans waul and need from them. ........... . ur tastes are ........... different than itlrs, and our own result ire* nod products me plentiful. ( It Is Ibis American economic' in­ dependence which likely will «|..w down ami minimise the effect* here of the currency juggling •round the world. Meantime, the American dollar Is Ihe acknowledged world lender today. Yearn ago It was the pound that sal on the world fimuuinl throne. Today your dollar Is the Impoitaiit thing everywhere- and It i* worth morn In many eounini's today than it i.a* just Inst week. By CECILY BR0WNRT0N1 A iM tltM Preea Food Editor THE BHlMCOoka"LUNCHEON Tomato Juice Cocktail, Caraway Cracker*. Creamed Ham with Deviled Ekk»*. Tu»»ed Green Salad. Buttered Parkerhouse Roll*, Compote of Fre*h Blue Plums,i Bsverags. (Recipe for Starred Dish Follow*) CREAMED HAM WITH EGGS ( For Two) Ingredients: 2 hard-cooked eggs, 1 temponn butter or margarine, W teaspoon elder vinegar. 4 teaipoon mustard, t tableipoon butter or maraarlne, 1 tableipoon flour. N nip milk, 4 cup firmly packed cubed cooked ham, salt and freshly around pepper, paprika,, parsley. ’ Method: Cut the hard-cooked eat* In half lengthwise and scoop out the votka Into a tmall mixing bowl; keep the white* intact and sat aside. Add 1 teaspoon butter or margarine to the yolks and mash well: add the vinegar and mustard and mix vigorously until smooth. Refill the egg whites with the yolk mixture and set aside. Melt I tablespoon butter*or margarine S ( i heat, add tha flour and bland wall; add the milk all at one tlm* and i stir over low heat until mlxtur# t H e ' I B 1 ■* Is entirely smooth. Now increase r *' ! > [ . ' lW i i ,¥ beat to moderate and rook until IcviK vi' ’■■■•■W * ■ a thickened and bubbly, stirring eon| J stantlv; ndd the ham and allow to r bubble ovar low heat for 2 mora 1 minutes. Remove from hc*t, taste g 1\ ■' i for seasoning and add salt and pepb. . 1 Per as necessary; If ham Is salty 1 no more selt I* needed. Put theg| PORING for the cameramen on a creamed ham Into two shirred Hollywood sat Is actress Peggy egg dishes with tha deviled egg Cu .tie, who wae voted ae having halves In the renter end eerve at tha "Classy Chassis of 1949 by once; or If you prefer eggs hot set i United Auto Workers Union mem- the dishes in a slow (826F.) oven hers In seven statee. 1 for about 10 minutes. Sprinkle (International) fBKI wi*h paprika and garnish * VatS* HUNDKKDF I’KJIIHII AS FI,AMES KNUULF LAKE RTKA.MKIt A mining inferno, tlm Unnndlun Rt«nnshl|i I,inn cruiro nhi|. NORONIO burns furiously ut her pier lit Toronto, ('nmulu, tuk.ng the lives of more limn 200 of the 7<Ml persons who wore sleeping i.lioiinl. Tin- dll', nriginutlttg In u Klein roin|.iiitrilen>. I lashed through the entire wooded superstructure .>I I he ves.ud, giving the pnisengeri. Illlle ch.nice lor eseipe. All lull 20 of those on the steamer were reported to lie American*, and most of tliesr were fruit DHmlt ami Cleveland areas. (International Hour.lplintn) ¥ .J * HOT AND r o i.n WATER SYDNEY. Austi alia—(A*)— Longraach, Queensland Austra­ lia, nas hot and cold water from nature Thr cold water Is pumped from the Thompson River thrsa miles away; the hot come# by deep bore* from an underground artesian basin. It reaches the borehead practically at boiling point. B Britain first claimed the Baham­ as In 1027; but was unable to make good her claim for almost a esntury because the Islands war* held by plratas. Devaluation Ihtvi coniersnee: "W* agreed to create appro [rial# Incentives In export In the lollat area* mid make r vlgomii. Black on pioducllon. Well, w” l*V* created the Incmillve, all light," Th# pound Is now officially worth only f2.HH, rntutinri'tl wills [he previous f4.(>3. Tim BrHIsli tope this will ntlmiilsli' cxptul* V lowering the sidling price of rltlsh goods "If we are to succeed In reach­ ing n long term solution of (he rhnlnr-*tol'Mni, piohlrm" Urippu ■aid, " We mast regard It mi ,i S the Washington niofrrrncc. Grlpim touspd nut wlist could he itcrprvteil as a hint that tho l.n »r goveriiimmt latendi to soften a attitude toward private Indus, ■y. "We realise that conditions have •hanged In the matter of capital Investment," he ssld, "and Hint we guilt study Ihe i.rnhleins of in eflntlve ami Niiltal.le eiivlronnienl to capital Investment." b The l.alair imrty already ho* Mtlonsliied such things ns the Mtlroadn oiid coal mines, It In in (jit process of taking over tho iron and steal Indti atry This has rnadn f'n v asters, particularly fro m «brMd*>t warv of risking Ihslr Monty In Britain, ] ’ Here are the old and now ilnl* rar values for the newly devalued rOrrsncles: Britain pound It.O.'l I2.H0 ■buth Afrlra pound i t 03 X2.HH ntaland pound ft.(1.1 $2 30 Ntw Zealand pound 14 03 I2.B0 Australia pound 13.23 $2.24 Bfypt pound 4.183 2.H7I ■arm* rupee .303 .21 Itljitl pound 3,03-x 2.80 India . rupee .30223 .21 Danmark krlnrr .2084 .1448 fjnnvav kroner .1018 ,14 l„Jl-Eff»cUve rate; 14.03 officially i ; Doctor Tells sntlwiei vw a m m oael lent Roosevelt, rfore he had polio," Judd "h r was the easy-going, , cosmopolitan, c o u n t r y i. Such an affliction althor • « man or he ceme* out of MR enormously greater drive concentration. Ir concentrating hi* remaining iUoa and powers, President MMtcU toft everybody else be- bun turf by million* II lu r. Kvotr belli* .<■ to lunnittorr (Ml*, ilea, rslmini r•'*.I for •tti. CiiSul t f t * l - o Str**l*d, lb« isiit»*»h* (unouonsl pels *n4 WMIll MOS! AMIRICANS me Retting out their Fall coats, It's Springtime In Austrnlln. And bore's nr springy n spring lamb ns you’ll Dnd anywhere. Just n lew weeks nld, tho baby lamb takes to the nlr tlko n Jet pinna. Ills Ihrca brothers and sisters oro not quite ns (risky, (lulernollonai) Stock Market 1Coallaueit e't.im r> n (last ed Eight. Bill lug llilnril io foreign gold Unable to locate his wife who had i ben, wl.li him aboard the Canadi­ an rtearner Norunlc when tha vesI set caught fire at her Toronto pier Harold Sharock, 33 of Gallon, ; O . stands at the dockside keeping an anxious vigil. His wife was listed among the missing. IModiirern t v..Iciitli ivo, hnsL'd im •hi theory V t the yellow metal I* now wort a more In terms of *lif pooitil slerliug. That reasoning, ihough, would not apply to domestic producers who mdl their gtdrl to the U. S. Government at filfi an ounce. It was suggested that penduisera of gold stocks were hopeful of a boost in I he price of thn metal, tumors of which hove been rlrmini lug here mid nlimatl for iiionlhx. The oiienliig selling gust was credited In part to the operations of profesaloiiil'traders wno slther , Miami Homicide AMfVIMf IN TH« UNHID ITAT*I from England, 17-year-old Shirley May Franc* la given a warm welcome by member* of her family who cam# from Somerset, Mass., to New York lo greet her. Th* plucky swimmer, who failed by two miles to conquer thn English Channel, receive* kins# from her mother, Mr*. Florence France, and father, 3. Walter, e* sisters, ................19, ................................................................ Marilyn, Carla, 11, and brother Jackie, 4, tookt, on.(International) Cannon quoted Aldredge ns lay ­ ing. Cannon said tho dead woman had been married and dlvrreed, Her mother, Mrs. Frank Townsend, Uvea at (809 park Ave.) I<AST TIMES TONIGHT JACK CARRGN DORiH DAY MY DREAM IS YOURS1 IN TECHNICOLOR TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY RICHARD BAHKHAHT •A Judd said, the basic reason KaaJans talk the way lhsy do, Ihay diaeevired everyl i n i t firet, le a sort of SCOTT BRADY ________IN l# r COMPLETE HOME REPAIR SERVICE i "r'"' 1IA PHI P M MONTHS TO PAY AND P. H, A. FINANCING A M U ft Awnlngn i i i i ANYTHINO • fkv COLOR . CARTOONS S H O S tS W m 'S S t e s f ChlM rm U M a r I I F r i Coaiftote Stows TtW A I i N ew t^atSB (In ter nil tlonul Houndphotn) BOISE. Idaho—(A1)—Idaho has some unusual valors from tha deserts of tha southwast. Thsy'rs gambol nuall. Btata BirdJ Saj rjp trvlalor Maurice Lundy wonders how ths plump, fast assart birds im their normal got so far #r_______ ______ range. He saya they a rt suppos­ ed to ba non-mlgratory and ara not native to Idano. Flva coveya of 12B gambels were reported In the Lemhi iftlsnags - and others were said to havo been In Owyhee e(flinty. The blrde provide some of the best shooting in the extreme southwest. Th* Idaho gam* de­ partment hopea that tboae In this aate will stay and mnllnly. MON. - TOES. DOORS OPEN 13:15 P. M. DAILY MATS— 10c EVES—44e L A S T T IM E S TO DA Y 1 I MIGHTY |JOE YOUNG �T f? t V ,, & la Uatty T hm 18 B tm ith - THE WKATHKR T i Pretest t it P u tt *t tk# Werldi To PttM tt ill rnsnee oI Amrlu Ti Prodaw Fraegerfiy lot tu lw i fflc p > m SS # a n fn r & AN INPEPENPKHf INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER FLORIDA. 8ANFOKD,. TLOHDA. EaUblteh* IMS U.S. Markets Steady In Face XMMoneyPanic Back from Alaska *"v* ■ i. V 'i I ’**•- - '■# V ’ ■ Greece, Holland And Belgium Follow In Wake Of British Pound Devaluation ! m l i m > Scattered Ihundenhowtra 00* earring me* tly In afternoon# tad erenln**. Slightly cooler W*dn#eday. t f t Win T U E S D A Y S E P T . 20. 1949 No. 281 Carlos Romulo Catholics Suffer If an Arrests Vandenberg Bill Is Proposed Named He ad. Of h New Ciech Communi,t Pur*e Makes Plea To Tax Legalized . . . . , , PRAGUE, Sept U.N. Assembly For Arms Aid Gambling Devices • ichemet. a italemant from church The report, given to cofiet So arreita, area termed otty a partial Hit. It aaid more arraata were expected as tha long-state- United Nations Assembly Opens Its n Fourth Session At , rhureh fight Flushing M e a d o w |„ on* Csechoaiovak government hat it* and nun* in a big new wave reiiitance to state control «» said today. Is here and enumerating at least Ranking Republican Member Says Cost Of Armament Plan Like Fire Insurance ,Senate Refuses T o 2—To break priests' resistance neared a showdown to the proposed new church civil Consider Bill To law which would make all churchthe entire personnel lien civil servants and subservient Change Gwlfstream urmr v n o v "S ---ot * nronaatary w u reported sell- to the regime. By ASSOCIATED PRESS Race Season WASHINGTON. Sept. 20~</F) NEW YORK, Sept. 20-—-(VT’t— *d. In another the staff of a tha* ! 9—To frighten priests from Divaluation of curriatsciu acrot, jgatrving uut the Vatican's ex—Scnatui Yaudcnbcry (R-Mich) Brig. General Carlo* P. Romulo ol “,0<rieel »*mlnary war# taken, toA ,l l lh* WA.U .*«» . . . *|.M in tin, tl« v • /v •AvwmitnlpatUn Haara# mass* w*>*-4-L *w|U TAUAHA'sSFF w ™ tilt J f i i t i U lOtirf) I/IWM Cw|l||C.J r:.;:;^ ia * . * * . - ‘ for treason those who do. 'ling aiaai icuriyiog for Reid and , —henatoi .MrAiihur of Fernaa* will simply hr investing in "fit* and dent of tha United Nationi Anem- q“ lpm,nt' commodity stocks t o d a y but dina said today he will introdu«g Says M en Ji-.-i- -L.i ,n Wl" t caaet tha roaaona lot if Recounting recent a r r e s t s , life insurance" ti it approves the Sullivan b|y today. today. He He immediately chal­ arrest* hutch sources observed! were not known. But, ac­ khurd brouthl littla change in United to Icgaiuc coin-operat­ Striking B e c a u s e aedhillpintoday lenged the 39 delegations to nuke cording to church sources, tk# 7 “It stems that the government ■8 1.3 14,0II).tKHI foreign aims ptoStatu mar kill mutucl games ol chine*. now given up its practice o f 1 gram has n this “ the peace assembly." campaign was apparently a wide­ They Got The Signal He saiii the measure would rail* With Franca and C k a iA added . •roir •romisev, cajolery end offer* of Varul»„l. Romulo was elected a few min­ spread crackdown Instituted after Salary liriy began the second overnight to tha Itit of devaluing brlnrrn 515.00(1.0(10 and 920,* offers of salary increases and 1*1*1 Increases to th* prUsts. I t 1 utes after the Assembly opened u» other blandishments had failed to PITTSBURGH Scpi 70 -(/»’> 000,000 a year Ini lire stilt. n be assumed after events uf th* debate on the arms <ud bill counlrict, making tha lolal I*), fourth teuton in the parked blur uio the priest* over to the gov- C.Vweek that new wave* of ar­ as Icadri, maneuvered for a final The nelionnidr coal strike today other* had Kill to fall in lint. WritMi Ai thin ,*ttnn|ilrd to have th# sis are underway." and gold auemhly chamhei .u rioniriii'a side in the state-church easts vole on ihr measure Ibuisdsy. idled mote than a ball million nrinam Germany it to reduca the value bill intindurrd hv lire .Senate com* Among specific cases detailed Flushing Meadow Park, site of the i notioversv. I hr Mu lligan irnaloi said the eis and railroaders whilr the While |f ill mark. Tha Hong Kong dolmiller on imsccllaHout legislation, The government has pubUahad a was the arrest of Father Julius arms bill i> Congress' slued and House watched tioin llsr sideline*. J ^ i 1939 World', Fair. Veciey of Janlk, in Slovakia, for ar fell into the devalustioa lineup. ut agirrd to sponsor it himstlf if proposed church law, to be enacted Romulo got 53 of the 59 voles. A half-dorm coal-canymg rail- ‘ -0W V hv parliament tM* fall, which refusing to perform the wedding specific anniri to the muliul deHolland officially tat iti devaluethe committee noubl bold a heating The Soviet bloc cast five votes would give the state power over of a couple who were considered fense pledge ibis touniiy took in roads ordtrrd more than 27,000 tion rata for the homeland and In­ for Vladiimir Clemcntis, Ortho- all church appointments and ad­ astcammunicated from th* church signing and latifvmg the North employes laid oil as the "No pen-|°n -ri 1'L*. lull would limit donesia at about 30 par cent, ap­ because they supported the gov- Atlantic Pa.t tlavak foreign minister. The other ministration. „on. No walk" revolt ol |ohn L .. M-A.H.u proximately the tame ai Britain •rpment-sponsured Catholic Ac­ According to churchmen the ballot was declared invalid. "Tins program doc. not involve | U w i.' 480.000 Untied Mine Work ' lu ," ’r‘l fwn,,,le "u ,," n“ ,0 lW0 ** .The Labor government in Bri­ la loiaiion, orilv places duly liccnt* apparently tion movement. Romulo pleaded for cooperation government's drive an arms m e m any ol its aspects." cr« entered its second day. Meanwhile, reports reached tain Noted itt rank* for the fight GENERAL Omar N. Bra.'ley carbad thy** major objectives. rd lot the vdr ot tlrnholic bever­ among the big powers. H* said Ire said linw.nl. he added, it is In Washington. Ptess Secttlaiy of its life. Parliamant it due to rtea hit threa-year old g andaon. 1—To break up a communica­ Frague that a local Communist ages tor rmiiuinplinn on the pre­ world political conditions alirady tion* network by which prloata official hid been killed hy angry aimed unit uo.aui equipping exist­ Charles G Row said President most next week, on tha demand of Mat Benkenia, Jr., who ran ro tha mises would hr prnnlllcd to operate' ’tup of .(ha ramp to great the were improving and it was the job maintain contact with Archbishop pos'sntv In Moravia following the ing lours Truman ha» "nothing in thr woiks" JHinsion Churchill and other op- j general on Ida arrival In Washthe niaihiiirs. , arrest of a Catholic priest. of the Assembly to see that this Josef Beran and th* other hlahopa. Validrnrig sard Ihr antis pto- to offrr ai a iounula lor willing Volition leaden. Labor union* were fnit The The t.iinr hill las been offered ington from Alaaka. Uun. Bradley, the news new* sillied alined speculation Ul .„„,hadowcd by the either coal oi virrl dispute trend continued. lUran has remained Inside his Whether fresh pra*ant uprising* *' io la chairman of thu U. a. rettive at tha protpect of incieaie, wh< . . it.at in thr l.isi srvri.il vesvions. but "This session.” he said, "roin- pullre-guarded palace since June are brewing. agieruirni ot tiraiv nations m* "Nothing n to »ighl," hr .ttldnJ nrvn hai loinr lo a vote. in the coti of living, *at off by Joint Chli-fa of Htr.ff, returned from an Inapectlun lour of Alaaka cidct with a turning point in post llai l on one shall be irgaided All J. V. Sullivan, in irla iy oi thr rite* in ilia price of bread. Thr Srnalr irluird to permit ilefenara. ( In'.ernutlonal) war international relations. it All Alljs k Oil all West Viiginu Coal Atiui laliun, inltodurlion t.l thr t onlioversiil London’* atock market worn "Tills itnlilli-* any sgttressor “Though many formidable ob­ wild. Horn* gold shams aold lor said minriv "air mil vtriking ol J (,ulfsttr.sin raring datrv bill. Th# I leal lie oilifloin*, mil mill a tit I stacle* to world peace remain, (be their own arrord" hui "hrrautr 'vole was I'l IS against undet lion dnlluiin aims, but all of danger of a new war which over they got thr ugnil " the resmilceof treaty oullon* shadowed our deliberation* to tpunsoiihip ol ihr Coinmittce on the dev. dev One reasons The u. * : artvyed to muke any iigyii'ccliiii a He di'cluirit m u •laleioenl lInal Mm rllivnrnnv I rgislalion. Pari* a year ago ha* gieutlv government buvt gold at 9D5 an failed<*," In- di-i luicd l.awls' repii'ii'iltutivi'i “have lieeu mince, paying If. fl. dollar*. Thai abated, x x x oteil 7-6 to Thr r.oomiri* i Kutlfn utmo uf the Not lit Al- In the uitnliig dlsttlcls lor o week f insane exporting countries, In gel “I hope thl* tension will earn or a* a commitspoii*oi thr unit* ■ lanttc rteatv made It the supreme advising lorul onions " High onion wtlng U. 8. dollar*, can rdm them _ for Itself the title, ‘The Peace law of tin- land, he noted, add­ officials liuil iul>l thr sink* wu* Irr hill HowfVt i li *tlll must Into irmr* unit* of fhair devalued |M D - * e . . O a Assembly.'" receive it ntsloioiiv vote of the < ing that Congress can't nscupo local currencies than *J»*y could IO A O t f llV u D ^ P T n The 49-yrar-old Philippine dtp Bandleader Louis Prl- Neg ro Singer Admits tin fuel I lot I a fundamental iihll- voluntary aiming miliri lorals. Ht'lirttr on nhrl o'i ti ronies withbefore, fln gold producer* aland ' * J Chairman Itoltih K lugguit of lomat, soldier and former news­ III lilt1 |oi ’ lew i f the tiovemor'S nation evict’, to help western Pennsylvunlu Anthinrlte Opr to ma’s Ex-Wife Is In­ Knowing Commies Kuropi- brace n-ali to, any I <un tho ■Ion mil gel more. M|| ! Quotes ----------F.B.I. Report paperman It known a* a bitter *|tt*r In I rotors Wage Agrermeul t'oinmltwas of Communism. The ion 11 nvei *lnl mvatuie sesvolved In Shooting iiiuiiisi attack tee aent a trlrgium Io Lewi* ask­ South ........ .. n........... .... »*cne ,5‘hchA nii*ca *h«ed th* On Youthful Crime foeWhat And Trial Judge many believe will be the A- the Ion Itenuhlliun on the ing the U.MW rhlrftulo to osr his J defeated dining rlit- icgulai ment. In Italian money market* keynote of Ike session was sound Menate foreign Itelallnns Cum- best .efforts toward getting hard j stun hv it !!' I'.' lie vole the lira fluctuated wildly and PALM SPRINGS. Calif.. Sept To Support Center ed NEW YORK Sept. 20 T/P) Thu tiihnvution in tlie new bill In the opening message from lnlrtcc. Vamlenlrurg hud a hlg roal miners buck to work. C: h P * r aappe c,n , n a•nd. . A t Johanneeburg jo n a a n n u u ir At th* 69-natlon's retiring president, 20—<2f*>— Police had a signed Sillier Paul Robeson testified 20 band In shaping the aims urogram Th# BO,MM) unthraeitr diggers to ! I* an added admission tax of 10 brokers struggled to handle thou* lotfor* the Kenate. its said •astern Pennsylvania Joined thr ■rente |iei person It was lni«rl*4 J. Marion Hsiman, program dir­ Forabrn Minister Herbert' V. Even' statrmenl today (torn Mrs. Sophia'iminutes lot the define* today w now before th* Senate sands of orwrs for gold pouring lb* Admlnlstratiup was (arced to coat walkiu* in a sympathy work; In an effort to bring tlie bill within In from many part*, of th* world. ector of Station W TRR aA h m ad of Aisstsalia. I Peitillo. 35, that sh* slew her dude A* Commuaist coaspira^y nisi. (ioveiiiiu Warren' limitation OZ F v itt ekbyeiied regret* he was withdraw Its first arms blit be­ Government bonds Jg ln td In an altcnlive audience at tha Ro­ unable to b* present, lie- eald* rancher bnsbaad l« a julotu fag* j fcil about all he got to say was cause It would liavh meant ‘the stuupags. Anotnc roal rurrylng railroad tlie Legislature to levcmie-ralsing tary-Club iunchrori Monday W life however, that Sit* continuing pro­ after finding him el tlie hotel cot- 'that hr krrrw all th* dtfctidanli- virtual creation of war lord pow­ UIInoil need plan* •" Wl’l k' lileusures Voting for Introdiictinn uf the rsipomibility <>f civic clubs in or- gress and development of th* U. tsg* of the ri-wif* of bandleader and that hr oner iludird law undrr er'' fur thr Preshlrnt. In anticipation orJavalttailon. era. The Norfolk and Western Mil as a committee measure were Thr powers given the I'rrst Hall wav said infill workers will ■Siding In foreign sloeka was gsnirina a community rs<r**tion*l N. will elway* be a matter of deep Loui, Prims. I rd«ul Judgr Heioltl R- Mrdme, drill ... Sriintoi l.egird, Hoyle of Sanford, In the first hill to deride fin have lo lie fuiloughcd Thill *tluy ronerrn for him. barred In Paris ’{fir# the franc ccntci for the youth of Sanford. went J r , in v of Hlunrt. McArthur of Chirl of Police August Kept-1 wlio t> pirviding at ihr trial, himself which nation* should be (In *he economic problem Kvatt cant under opened about 8 per . The CIO sleelwoikei* msnn said ihe statement related Thr (ovrrnmcnl uhjrctrd to vir- re-armed, Vanderiherg said, raised B||t,ul| w|,), ,,|uri* for u stiaiegy Kci nandlns. Hodge, s of Orlande, . That Introduced by Hubert Pearce. -aid: last week's marks! of Tampn and Walker of _ meeting n* 'he second duv of g‘>v Mieldoii was at the level sought by the Mr. 11*rin.mi began quoting recent j “Through th* program of tech­ Imw Mrs. Petrillo fired three shots j tually everything rUc the nrgto tinnieitlute opposition I* talk-. Davtong Ib-m-li tbv piuiy). The upposltion wus t<> im rrmucM -sponsored nical assistance to economically at hrr husband with his own gun *|,arilim« wu» askrd, and Mrrina Flench government repoit, ( 10 m FBI Chief J. Edger \ i.Hog uyuinst triteodo.'tlon were , ic.Ilulc arid effective." he said, bought u» »iKi> “f on agreement Si’i.uiios In Moscow, economic observer* umlri-developed areas the United as hr tied nude through their hath Ot'lren uf lliisbuell (Jau"thirl the bill wii- wtllull,«vvti ' - —• . „ ,' ii|i|trl<i thr oli|rrtiiin> believed the Hovlet ruble will re Hoover that "youth „ . . i* , letting. the . Nation* can help to remove many i h i "I MIhiuI, If it v ,>f Itiaiteoton, Amt he added “There 1. mill, the »«eel dispute toorn tain It* proem relation to the pace in crime l nminal acts have , „{ tj,e grfat disparities in living A (Innas ramr when drfruvr ing ii|i|iiogimattng Ihut authority llciill ot I’elisacoia uml Muuie of I Inll»» ■Ittiray. . vf dollar. That will be Moscow's way inrreaird 17 percent in cities Ktamlardt and economic upportunvteelwutkeis, nuid uolliliig MU' bvbl. Ilg Krptrnann laid the statrmrnl imtnirl Gruigr W. Crockrtt. Jr , 11, tb.' „rn> i. i i,tit of saying that its rubls Is as sound and 7 (i percent in rural district* tiles which separata Its members." He said the flrlt Mil was “en *».-vrl.‘"r.t at Urn Uuvn,u.,cM medi I'asragi' ol u sale* tax for Flurlgsvr this account; al>o ■ nrgiu, inquiird of RoLciou: as U. B. coin. But Russia Is ex­ Hrrretarv of Btate Dean AcheK.iuilnu.a ob rage “Test — Mrs. Petrillo became enraged pected to adjust the rate of Its over last year* figures. The aver­ son end Soviet Foreign Minister "1 think you ihsird a plstfunn ■I..I, . . . . a . " th. « . . > uy g v tract and the program would h*vr ire (onionow in I'lttsluii gli rub)* In relation to the money of age age of criminals is 21 years." Andrei Y. Vlsblnsky were In a when her husband did not return once with Pinidrnl Rootcvcll." rh.- rio chief said the i hi iiirui Tropic Disturhancei been Independent of the treatv devaluing countries. jovial mood as they shook hands home early yesterday. She later “Till* utartllng rl*e in youthful Ubjcrtinn. laid U. H Attorney r . . , “This Invited a paiallel defense lie•is (d the policy gmoii ulicudv, Canada a great gold producer lawtcMiifufl. Mr. Harman *ald “I* for photographer*. ic U S ’. , -lidding In Pittsburgh f«. l U 'p o r t f d III ( f l l l t found him at th* cottage of Mrs. John F. X. MrOnhcj. which would have duplicated If like Buuth Africa, mad* a com­ due to tlie quickening pact) of mo at ng diplomat* present Other leadtnj .Sustained, said Medina. not cunfllcted with the defense I hi re-.sii.il. i*r* niirniildy. 'I'l' promise devaluation—10 p tr cent. And Li'HNcr Antilles living and In th* fact that ws included British Foreign Secretary Alma Ross Prime, 28, a former iruBllBUH 08 Th# Judgrv added t hut ('ruck*11 urogram set up hy the Atlantic That means It will cost 110 cents darn movie dancer and divorced wife ol (Cm Omns ob vago »«•> have failed to show our children seemed to tie trying to establish Defense Committee,“ Vandrnltcrg to buy an American dollar In Can­ tha simple family pleasures (hat MIAMI, Hept. 20—I/Pl-Navt tha swing orch«*tra leader. facte even though th* question* said ada. Mur lean* hunting planes invest!* were being ruled out Th* present hill assutes that Tha pound's worth waa set at "He put hie arms around in* g tied m.i widely separated “We have tactrayed, forsaken! Whether Koheson did nr didn’t American aid will promote an tfSS.01 In Canadian funds. Thus the and and said ‘Darling, Alma and I are 'ureas of suspicion" today, on* forgotten the children uf San -' ----- —r - (dial* s platform with the lute Integrated defense umlei the At­ effect was to benefit Britain, ford,'' Just discussing a little business lx Ilia Gulf of Mexico and tb* he stated. afnee the pound would hava been project. It looks like we may com* I’revldent, Medina said, has noth lantic Pact, h* added. i.’.lier vast of tha I.esrer Antlllss. "We have provided many form* lug to do with tha rase. Now It la apecialiy spelled out. orth only IS.80 If Canadian dolto terras." term Grady Norton, chief storm said that In view of he said, that any assistance will rsjhyd rSmslned at par with U. of recreation such as two dance Petrillo returned bom* with bis th*Crockett foivcaster In the Miami Weather floors both surrounded by bais; rulinga he found it impossible he brought under the direction of wit* wh*r* they argued until TALLAI1ASHKF., Hept. 20-(/l’r lliirvaii, said there Is "nothing rt*r almost all tha, world, gold now drive-ln theaters that tho FORT WORTH, Tex., Sept. 90 dawn. Awakening In the afternoon, to get the testimony Ire wanted the defense eoitmiltte*. A lii.iluglcal survey to determine to worry about as yet list ws'f# "You are not being asked now," wasi* king—and tha U. S. dollar youths term a* 'Passion Pits') --(/Pr—A terrific expluslon rocked Met. Petrillo complained of feel­ from Robeson. »■ ............... .. catfisii gut to watch them. arlva-tn restaurant* where minor* “I don't think you should have ha said, "to sat up u defense in­ in1 effect of runtmerclal „ .g * mightier. grew ing III and her husband went inlu Magnolia Refinery No. I at about netting on the gam* Stall supply The area in th* Oulf of Mexico of any age can get beer In maltad called him,'' Medina commented. dependent of the North Atlantic :■In Sydney, Australia, gold was A. M. today, eettlng off a th* bathroom to get her sonic in Hnctoi’s Inlet of th* HI. Johns is uhout In tha center of th* Kohceon left the stand a few Pact." th* darling of iraMN. Twenty milk abater* for one dollar hot- 8:06 medicine. As he returned, she shot raging fire, killing at least two wvtlvrn half, between MOO and different U*.» minutes later after McUohey said Senator Magnuson (D-Washi lllvri Iv going to lie stupprd. Tlie .State fiitlilr and Fresh Wu t'tiO mil* west uf Miami. "A Ifl year old girl told me of men and Injuring at leut eight him with a gun h* had ntd under Hie Hdn’t wish lo rr iss-cxamlne. meantime proposed amending Ihv M hands hii pillow. . lei Fish Commission agreed lo cull "This longs a littla suspicious," three doctor* that would 'tak* care ut liars. ItesN sssS Ca wag* T e st The witness, an oulapoktn ad­ u g ruin, off Ihe test after fi-M “ ‘ ‘............ Mrs. Prim*. • striking brunette mirer of th* Sovtet Union, testi­ “■ Norton said. " It Isn't e storm Observer* said thora was dan­ of m*' In case of any trouhle* '‘ S v . w w k uf mn-ruturs »ml lirnpctlv owners an yet. It's e wave of showery, gold Inereas# got aronml, th# do- arising out of hrr 'recreational ger uf another explosion. City who once called on* "of th* ten fied that ho one* studied law the sewn-square mllc cMy cmiM V squally weather and we're golag activities," he continued. firemen were atop refinery super most beautiful daiwcrs In Holly­ undrr Medina at Columbia Uni­ s e i n e s wood." d*nl*d having an affair versity, inlet protested use to hava to welch tt." " I urge ell cl vie elube In Ban- structure bottling flames. >. ChlfU, .Such wave* often times spawn the survey teams. Th* n*gro baritone, cantral fi­ oallsd a special ceblltet masting to fora to Join hand* and work to One of tha dead men w u Iden­ with Petrillo. They claimed thr supervised Rh* told nolle* that she hadn't gure In two r*c*nt violence-marked hurricane*. review tha financial situation,\ut provide * year around civic center tified as Qeroge Aston, 41, refin­ urltlng was killing thousands uf Th* other area waa reported so far It has fecHed no daclslon. to give our children a place to ery "still man," who lived in n seen Petrillo in a«v*n or eight meetings in nearby Westchester pounds uf gain* fish and tlie cum soma "00 miles east uf th* Lssstr Export opinion, s tF W tn f ,>**• Moot, play and dance that they company cottage near tba plant. yanra sine* they mat in New York rounty. was the 92nd witness for mrrciai fishermen were causing Antilles, roughly 1,800 milts asst will come to In preference to bars the defense. Th* second fatality was believed City. 211 fellow veteran* were Induct- "considerable property damage" southeast of Miami. " I ’m not "I was thinking of opening a •nd wild potting part!**" Hohaaon was called tu the stand to I* E. R. Harris, refinery work­ worried about this on* at pr«eafa in Palm Spring* and was con- after the defense finished reading i ed a* new members of th* Am*rt- uimind the inlet. Mr. Harman than produced a John F. Dequlne, chief fish bio­ sent," Norton said. littering him aa n manager.” She ■ long deposition from William ’£■ 1 ran Legion Feat No. 69 at their plan for an Idea) clvlo center that er, who la mlulng. W. A. Reagan, a coker, said ap­ ■aid Petrillo cam# to her cottage Foster, national chairman of th* regular supper masting last night logist fur the commission, sold tin* Hurricane hunting plan** took could bo built for an estimated mortality rale on truss, hreuin and oft from Roots vs li Roads, Puer­ •99,000 on the property between parently a valve had oe*n left about 10 P. M. Sunday night and Communist Party. ! si the Legion Hut. W 3 C .’& $ 2 open In tho engine room and that th*y discussed tho cafe deal for Gw tennis court and tho new swimJ . Marion Harman was the riuppie had Ireen less than 2 per­ to Hlco, and Corpus Ckrlsti, KobetoA told an Impromptu Texas, .to check both areas. Aa King pool now under construction, gas possibly- backed Into the room. several hour*. ntwi conference immediately af­ guest speaker and talked tu th* cent. said hv favored continuing Army pteSk #11) fly Into tk# He said he found a leak, cloeod tha Petrillo managed tha fashionable terward! belllon and Inflation waro, among to face on First Street. Legionnaires about supporting ■ thrliesurvey because it was cslitrlranch near here and In ctoelng, Mr. Harman deelatsd, valv* and then ran outside, escap­ B. __. Bar guest H g most upaattinc Jh* “My reaction Is that they don't proposed civte center for the youth Luting valuable biological fnforniu Lesser Antlllss ares this after­ government’s appall •t f kold th# T im cldc elube of Sanford In a ing full fore* ot Uta explosion by alao a Palm Springe night club. want Ihe truth." of Sanford. Mr. Harman was in- tion and the opratton was remov­ noon to continue the watch. Kaptmann said officers found lino, railway wtfld tt bogan united effort duld raise the money n few seconds. Housholder. ing hundreds of thousands of i By "thoy" be apparently meant troducad by l a r rlyls fo* (hie project In 12 hours." No*! B. Marchbanks, asaJstant Peirilio’e body sptawted in the r ic h a HE d ix d ie s a slowdown for mers, asaatyTh# proposed Armistice Day pa­ pounds of rough fish He urged th* Rotary Club to ap- aup*rlnU.id*nt, said ha baliovod bathtub. Mra. Petrillo was boohed Madina and Ik* prosooution. HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 20-(/PpOn many sldai, tha »Tf»a at­ red* was discussed and th* Legion Robeson said b* had hopad to Thr Doctor’s Inlet survey I* part tacked Britain's KonamU leader, potoS a committee to develop the th* first' explosion cam# from • testify that "tha Communist Party Invited allI veterans not affiliated uf ■ scientific program covering Hichard Die, 61, star of silent aad w h mo gas compressor room, a kay part has played a- magnificent rote in with the Legion to Join them In j the HI- Johns River and Lake sound pictures, died today of a Rlvvrsldci county said he expect* of tha cracking unit, fighting for tha freedom of tho the marsh aid tha fish fry to he Okerrhob*.', which have been clos­ heart ailment. member of the R*twy A frequent victim of htark at-, A workman nt the cracking to issue a formal complaint today. American Mgr#." held after the parade. ... ed to commercial netting pending raises th* membership unit, tacks, ha suffered hla fata) attack Morgan Eagttrom, waa 48 New meashari * f th* Post are: outcom* of th* test. “I refuso to believe after to­ DIBS MOPIBA' In Chicago Aug. 10, while snroute test from tka cracUng tewar, be­ pt. gO -W day," ha said, "that th# courts all Everett Hate, Earnest Humphries. her* from New York by train. hind tko eornar df a M ck build­ M CbarUs _ _ _ glean Harrsll. MINTON HEARING POLICEMAN BIO T •r, «7, one- in s middle position." B ' Uo later waa flown har*. but ing, whan th* blast Anthoay Fakaaa# Otto Bpradorf, WASHINGTON, Sept. 20—< > P | Presbyter Robeson msntisnsd tho Wg*tCHICAGO, Sept. TEAM! had bean sinking constantly ia tha Tt sounded like a big gun States Jefferson R. Davie, A. O. Robert*, —The Senate Judiciary Commit­ chaster disorders during th* news ’j B S T d f e W M « potbemaa w u shot and kilted on i BEVERLY off," b# said. “Thor# woru lot* conf*r*nao that followsd Ms ap­ Morris Houas% James Plant. Ri­ tee today ordered a public hearing past faw days. 1 and ral- • South Bid* street early today by lag of blaata, but I didn't fcol at chard Rada*, la g Taylor, Wiliam nsxt Tuesday on th* appolntmant _ifflcls'tcd v W t r t t pearance on th* witness stead. (gw young negro gunmu who attvss pay the)* lll* l than 9400 widdlngs. "1 saw it all at P**kskiU tha Harridan, Frad Smith. Judge of Judge Sherman Minton to th* THE WEATHER pntpad aln* bullet* Into hie body concussion." Ho was unhurt. trank Morgan. VetarW Tha fir* waa uodar eoatroi after other day—tko application ol Thomas, Alfred Sdanawlx, Doug­ Supreme Court. without saying a word. about on* hour. PIRRMAN DIBS JACKSONVILLE, Sept. SO—UFf forco and visions*," h* said, "and las KlokUte*. OWUs Dorton. Ed» Da vid F. Keating, H aarvtces today. DRIVERS* LICENSES 80 NEWTON, N. C„ Sept iO - W I’d like to a** an Investigation ol Aahavilla •a Harnl), J r . « | Esnnsth Floyd, aflat be stopped to at AU ; Ball baarers and STOCK MARKET •A railroad fireman, injured all those fence behind Governor aw 99 Starting Thursday drivers’ li­ Blrmlngh M Includa, quMtlo* th* youth* about Epleeonl (hats hi* passangar train Jumped 71 censes will b* on sal* continually Blsmark tt Oabla, Fal 98 from 9 A. M. until 9 P. M. at th* Boston M Chicago tt 70 booth in tho Court House. lai 70 Oct. 1 ia th* dtadlln* to re-nggr Ctavatend M M last year's license without taking Detroit tt tha examination. Mice Fowler, In Kansan City M M charge of laauteg.tlw new licensee New Yack M IS said there art M 0 WOO ententeN * “ driven ta Semin*!* County M ft tt SB 18 r w White House Is Silent As Strike b Coal Worsens Dates m 1 SM M 1' Dude Rancher Is Paul Robeson Is Slain By Jealous Called To Testify Wife After Affair At Commie Trial iMarion Harman Blames Elders X Survey O f Catfish Netting E ffect On dame Fish Stopped Severe Explosion Hits Oil Refinery Killing Two Men J Legion Inducts 20 New Members At Supper Meeting a &sr“ kk! 8 1 71SS& S vG pi r» �I p p H H Kffijjf IjfSfy '' I‘"'r; W.if • ' fAGE 1TPO H Choosing1 A Justice V. S. House of 1Upresentstire* by the French foreign echange Monetary Crisis 10 8 repreoentatlves, Including market today. I t had closed at 330 80 on Friday. The market 4n, m „ t, . JFlorida's Sikes, Smothers, Her----- ------ / mm h i * Dae) While ft would wem n montvlogkal thing to choose a 1815 Magnolia Ave. long, and I’cirrsoivTh* earn# reso- Britishers mure pence to ■pend wag closed yesterday. By DEWITT MAOtBNI Judge from Homo lower <<>urt to fills a vacancy u ioiiie Bnnford, Fields lution hits been Introduced In tha for the new, expensive goods of The quotation Imre out the AP Foreign Affairs AItalyat u tiprcmo Court, actually It is not'of ten dona, • September, 18, 184u| Senate by It) Senators, Including devaluation. fctipro one. tytaarman prediction of Francois Mltterand, The urgency of concluding a Editor Senator pepper.. This legislation .......her . .......... „ recretary Since Britain took startling fecreUry Of Of state state for for informs* Informs* ton of Indiana, judge of the federal court c of apbeala Who haa treaty has developed the The Sanford Herald of otn*. other tlon, (i. »" a - news conference may pass this session If enough monetary dive ■ atrlng siring oi »at- ■ ,i»». w u h h ik i fo ioit., -& been nominated to succeed the late Justice Wiloy fl. Rut* Jnpancse grd into tns uo_ . 9 startling possibility that the Millions have plunged Intn tha do- lowing last night's cabinet ___ meet* Americans usk for It. ledge, thus Is one of n few. Ills selection confounded most of democracies may get ahead With Dear Editor! Them Is a group of citUcnH In valuation pool with a loud splash. Ing, tie hud named the 350 figure LPjUW " " ia i 3 the political dopesters, but bears out anew the Idea' that n the |«b without Russia, unless , . . , v»ry reasonable guess,' Sanford who believe that world President with a Supreme Court appointment to make usually n quick solution of the disagree Taxes are too high! LONDON, Sept. 20-l/P)—The "though'inatAlng that the cab * government is the only way to searches for a man whnr,'i Ideas of government are like his meat with Moscow can be found. You are, protesting; so ere our conquer war and the coats of war. ;mowbiillitiK Impact of thf cut In JfilL * 0* *«ccldea on a "peel* . ovvn. ( 1»J 1 i '[ ‘i ’ i ( . Should this happen it would of political' loaders and economists. They have joined the United tnc dollar valua of tha pound n<L tf**uJ’45* M - . And most,of us Americans agree world Federalists, a national or­ rocked Britain today. J 1'* . fr"« foreign exchange •Pr "Ident Truman remarked recently, that pending ap* r""m tw o ,ll"llnrt lrc“M ’ ‘ ntly tn a t pending »p* _ a ti0ther'atone nddnl, to tjie wall.with you thit It'e tlm* wo protest- ganisation working fur that goal. The stock market wont wild. T “.T J ‘ rn^ * n, |.l" 'lt) ^ r * c ,r** .•IHaiyy irr mhn*, Mate mt polntmeiits to the federal liench were NU heaviestfrespfytHi- dividing'the totalitarian dthles’ed a tax burden that costa us World, government can be achieved Tha Labor government began ! _ *? v*rnment licensing system, |shout three times as much as wo If enough people In Sanford, in closing ranks for the fight of Its however. m V.1*!? I 1* Wttw* •»! bllity at the time These are alsnit t IPh mpflt e m per p mane n t (it , _J)C- and _ the democracies. , Mltlernnd had saId that th# Florida, in the U. S., will Join with life. Worker* unrest which had lions in a PresideaiV piwer. Federal judges are appointed Timstalemate hlnur* on Rumia’. j wyJorJoM. the growing of people people an all been "smoldering for month* rate for the P°»nd w°u1d be n on the bench treaty be con-i ,h« m08t fretjuent complaints, me growing number numner or " “'" " I " * Y^Ttnim for life, and there are few ivlinrio not remain on the tieneh Insistence that the treaty be con Mr., the ik . world...i____ _ asking ..... flamed Intn •IM SallMuUt Hr ia In Mcnnt vvnru eluded by the Big Four Foreign * « b f « ere about the 'welfare over who are f o r i f^metl Into Alien Open revolt revolt against against JOmewhere jomawhere between between 880 WO and and 1008, HXMas long as I hoy tire able. Mutable exceptions Mewa^eMr f R^PfManialteea. ifMeisttiis wage J fthef Sttpriimo q S Ministers Council (America, Brl sWte . agricultural aids and ciop world law and world peace. ° f ‘h * Thui francs were wnrtl, more Thus, trance francs were were worm wnrtli more more Itairelt. Inivo been.,John II, Clarke, who resigned from Attlee government m tno Dttprome Inin, Kusslii nml tv .....y ih .,.,.. and and waste In governvn„ you h,r for i,ru,n„„ n,i. M i», Attlee government. waste in govern Thank Thank printing ils lei Franco), whemsubsidies, a* sLibsirlles, pounds todny, but were worth The normally staid and sober mvnt operation. tsr. ^ - *- -• «!*«»♦» — — . „•* m. Court In l»22 1022 to work lor American participation in In me the ,h). tinitd Hiutrs ami Britain air of the London Stock Ex- fewer dollars. Sincerely yours, vie a i l s " . y tty AyyJh* ‘ Id'iiKiie of Nations, and Charles K. Hughes, who quit the insist that It bo handled by Far if we Americans would try to i bangs dissolved into freniy as figure out a way to raally cut taa* Helen II. Tucker a J L*L!Hfceai grtV.J^ Court in mill U> run unstacessfully for the presidency and Eastern Commission. Tt Is com- ps, wn ought to put the liudget In . prices of stock* and bonds awirlINDIA PLANH NEW fOINH Mrs. T. E. Tucker , od toward devnluntlon levels. !« • V “ Inter wu» appolnletl chief .'usticn, still later to resign that «<"!»»»» »»«.•>•*« front of ua to aee Just how much NEW DELHI—y n -T h e gov* Quotations of some gold shares IsrHit rm orr hms ,i._ ...... ............. when wn ___ make _ ' — ao, ih .s i b ocnuH r a uV s io i> nciiun. .. C nir„n.,i ,2 B » ,, ui.,.. 8 a t l . T S a . l Hritm 8 S S iu__ : we -accomplish ■ TUESDAY, HEPT. were nearly triple tna official eminent ha* tentatively decide) Lcffislature In the beginning It \W»» not like this. In Its fltat two Prance. China, the Philippines, the'articular whack at oxpendltorts, exchange closing price of Frl* thnt free India's new coins will i-.< fill I .. .» *(„ * t ---- -- *-*•«- ili* H»«l(»n of three linns on Camida. Australia,. Take the ,ul0 194B-4B P-L- ““ Jn Fedmml 1bud ^ ‘hiDAVri Hfm.g ^VfcMHir voam the Supreme Cour* hnd but one case, wnlch was dlH- 1Notherlamj*,......................... (CalHUSS V>«* u<>, i _. ii the Asoka pillar in place ol Die rnlHHi'd IwcisMun o f nil error Hnmll wonder .fnatlre T«b« *>•.» followed the trend. -a appealed to be virtually assur­ ’T,-----•' k_l If we cut out the entire Item cn- ed. . Prime Minister Attlee'a cab­ king's head. ----- ■. “v'* iu -MVS O* a omi lodge resigned ther to accept the post of chlnf justice of Tne reverse of the coins will SL1. largely by the fact that W.lfer.., Health Beinet was reliably reported to be ** / w r goodness Is ns North Carolina, and Chier Jim!Ice John Jay quit a few years explained Jh# House fought tt out yes­ hear ears' of emm, a peacock, amt T * W^n|f1» and as the early veto la nermltted In council curlty”, we t! aave 6c out of each terday with a decisive 68 to 31* planning an emergency eeaalon the Asoka hull. The new eelns later to beromn governor of New York. Now the Court ranks the M It goelh away,—Hop. fl;4. proredlngs, whereas It Is not used dollar we pay to the f Jdural gov­ showdown vole against an effort of Parliament, now lit recess. wilt be put Into circulation after ernment. with CongrenH and the presidency, and the lower federal In the commission. to throw out entirely the measure India proclaims herself a republic 'Jff9 imagine it |t rather embariai- courts are of proportionate imimrtunce. THE HAGUE, Sept. CO—(Jl>>— Jan. 20. It>60. The first set of On one thing there appears to If we cut out the entire agricul­ pending before it. •H)f to e leading world itatriman The b'(attic wasn't over, hut most . The Nether land* devaluated tha coins to he minted will be formallie onsnlmlty—the need of getting tural expense, including crop rubHdlea, wa'd save 2c ol over/ tax opponents were ready tn accept guilder today. The government abend with the Job. •• get caught in a common lie, bui Iv presented to the president of dollar. Treaty For Japan defeat Ini I try to amend the bill fixed the exchange rate at 8.80 the Indian republic tn n public The necessity of early action the frequency with which it hapIf wa put In Hoover’s reotgunl wherever they could to lonkn as ' guilders to the dollar, It pre- ceremony. wa* emnlinMml recently by dene,, . _ , pees, and the example It - anta for » »»♦♦♦ ♦»♦»»»♦»♦ ♦»♦♦■ »»♦»# Secretary o f S ta te Dean Acheson haa let It be known |ral Douglas MncArthur for the 70 fVK,y acceptable n* possible In them ] vioualy was 2.80 guilders. There wore 60 proposed amend­ otMti to go and do likewiie, raiiei The devaluation represents a that the United S ta te s and Great B ritain are interested in |second time. I Al|il these D r . C. L . P e r s o n * ment* pending, but the House was cut of 80.2 per cent, only a shade »W question if there isn’t some way slow In getting down to considera­ ! short of the cut In the British re-opening the m atter of u peace treaty fo r Japan. Quite a ' w“ '‘ ,0 p °[ " milm savings OPTOM ETRIST M person like 3is Stnflord i pound. tion of them. P{>int was made recently of a statem en t by G eneral Douglas JKuiSL “f-wwiim HwrcUry B.v*n dot, Brea siS »• « ls*S -a iH iH mtss Cnpm could avoid telling'the press MncArthur, ^tmmandor of the occupying forces, that thu nfll) p'eCiFiaty of mate Acheson First il decided tn niihxDtuti' .........was ..... The _government derision Hour* (•rs S-IS (*• ■««. e-11 atlaasl*- Natlaaal Huafc l l l e . the Senate approved hill for llu' i.-as* announced to parliament by egg. day that Rrllain has no in .lu|Mtll('HC got to cut thn budget mjri' than isoplo hnvn curnt'il u treaty, However, the |hm ' reached l bo innclusltm that a lew pennies worth. We should, of on\lt fought over yesterday, and; Finance Minister Pieter Llefrrsaie aae tdnllon ol devaluing the p o u n d Hlbility of ing a treaty now HtmmH more remote than ever. Japanese treaty Is long overdue. roiifxo commend and enconrnga If It couldn't write Its own t,nek. take* he knpwi ptrffctly well that Minister Ami the Huvict Foreign Mlnlai i's into the Henato bill. | Observers expect the devaluI'wo ydw ago the nnK >tiationH worn Himncndod because Andrei Y. Vlidilnsky, who is head- upending of tux money, tint get­ M.avhal it is going to do on the ' House hill would remain allon would raise Dutch living ..... of the United of inability____ ____ Slates, Britain and Russia to agree Ing the llOHsiun delegationn to tHe ting efficient government will the calendar for conshltraDno I cost* as much as 6 per cant, W Beat day, We tuppose there on to which nations should take part in the making of a i in,u«-ii Nations meeting ........... make only n slight Jent l opening —t if, bv chance or some im- inlmnrlly because of Holland's k #P way tc keep inquiring re- treaty. Kvcn if agreement on I hut point could now be reach-1tomorrow at l.akv Buccesn, la ax- lie me mlmi* tax load, . s t , ' ■peeled switch In vile*, the Sen-1 large wheat imports from the POflers, or other inquisitive cili- titlV iiroaty conforenccs could not begin because one of the j petted to press for a Japanese e hill should bo defeated. , dollar area. *y!’ry * The Rena to, after passing mm- j Tho government of Indonesia * f ) i hom asking questions, or of nutiiins which certainly must be Included, China, is hardly , ' w,tyr ;1,01 l,,‘ bJ[ *h" l’or‘ 1 w s m i r li lir P P * gn MinUlrtH MinUti-iK Council Cnuiidl. pxniiiM * * * . nun 1|-ni-. wni11 Inm pauion mu* hills raising tli* Die ngurruc cigarette, in tn the Netherlands East Indies speculating in the financial marked id tt position tu tukc part. Bccrntary A<ho»nn Im* Indicated' we vo * ot t0 K* 1 “l 'f w" w1nnl! >«* ""d giving citb'* their cull ! - ut the Indonesian guilder og. the remit of their findings. Imi Hu It would uppi-itr tlml it l runty fur Japan now will ilmt Ilrllitin iiikI the United Plates teal relief from our tax burden. Don* and turning the seventh cent l(1 th , „MnlB «*tent. The Interwhy couldn’t Sir Stafford merely hiivG to wait at loiiHt until tho dnmustlc Hltuatlon In C^lilnii limy try nguin to end lliu two-year- And, whereim many American, of gas las into county roadlmlld- ,mtional Monetary Fund has aphava refused lu say anything? Why clenrH. Ah fnr iih .Inpan i« cniicernutl thut in nu great In- old deadlock over who should might nut want to slop oi i educe big funds, took up nther matter*., pjovgd th« devaluation*. Bop. Itothcns of Lake mad .i. _______ cpuldn’l hr let) the irporlrii, “I jMHtlco. hIiicc Chinn prnliably would not now be without a druft the treiily. And what if this our social welfare amt farm aid letter signed hv the Progrr**ive' piogratns, all of us would like to hg*e no commrnl to make on lluil recognizable government it Japan hnd not dlHrupted Chinese effort fulls? Party of Florida "demanding" de l URUHHFH.S, Belgium, Kept. 20 A* the slgiM now read, the see a stop to war*. eghiecl’, And he honest about it domestic progress hy Htiutlng the war in 1087. Unfort­ The point Is, of course, ran you feel of the salon tas. He said h"' —(/!•)—'The Belgian minister of qui'slIon lino will „rise whether be In favor of ihr bill If fmance, Henri Llcbaert, said PAT, unately the lack of a tree tv with Japan contributes to un­ Die iillli’s lepirsniited on the Far prevent war? We'to told lliui our wnuld for no oilier reason because it is hi,Id today a special cabinet Senator Tom Connelly, Demo* THE PLU M BER certainty in other arena r.t the Far Knot, and Is an awkward Heston Oommission, bended by defense program, the Atlantic opposed l,v "that damnable Pro- meeting will bo called tonight critic chairman of the powerful i" HEX: Amorim nml lirltnln, shall go fact, and thu rearming of Europe tresslve Party of Florida, which tn discuss devaluation, problem hanging over the relntiona of the major powerH, Senate Foreign Relations commit­ nhend nml umku n treaty with are for Just that purpose. If mil­ s nothing but a Communistic or-1 lie told reporters, after an "Floats' float Ihm tile wotar tal and always a great liberal and Japan without Russia. OertapRv itary strength could really pre­ ganlxatlon." with the greatest of case." j hour's conference with the prime Counterfeit Money Wnshlugion and Londuit can’t V vent war, the expense would ho tfrging defeat of the sudden, minister, that he expected to Itring your, plumbing problems ptominenl Nrw Dealer, told llte well worth It. But history shows esperlfil In ngmi that far east­ death Hiiiumlnienl, Rep. Beasley havo Important news after the Senate the other day that Rimii to Counterfeiting aught to be about the harden! crime to ern conn trie* like Australia and Dmt military strength has. never | , of Walton said the sales lax bill rnhtn«t meeting. Premier Gaston already boasts the mightiest [ware war| rather, It leads to ( W)„ihl force tourists to help sup-j Kyskcn* said yesterday Belgian get uwav with, yet except for the technical details of produc the i'hllliiplnes, which had more prevented ROY WALL, time army in the history of the ing the oogu the schools their children at-1 currency ‘ (UH 8 money, it Ih among thn enHlest. This is becaime to do with Die Japanese war than warAnd common sense says Ihe I port mgU mot tend. (lid Klissla, shall lie left out of the wtMld. and i» devoting all hrr en­ most neiople whose PLUMBER ‘ work iiivoIvch hntulllng money do not " If you vote agalngt nil It, yon ro ' same thing. What's happening to­ BONN, German;ty, Kept. 20—(AT ergies to making it even stronger. take tno trouble to learn bow to detect counterfeits, and to treaty making. 508 Hanford, Fla. voting against....... the Sc' _ tftols, the old ,_-West German Chancellor KonThe advisability of making a day? Roughly thlai ’■ ,,,F M a e ,lt» » _________ >iha express purpose of launch- watch for them. Cotmcipiertly the presence of countcrfeltH, The U. H. create* a new sir di­ people, dependent children, blind, Adenauer arid today a reaeparnto treaty him been given i a t attack on the United Stales. Is not noticed until a cotw;durable amount of tho fake money careful consideration and thus for vision to discourage Russia from M-opre and fbjod control," he l„ d| .fuctlon la the dollar value of ill# the House, tt a the only ehance to v,tBt necessary In view . r__ mark „Is necessary........ .. sounds at if it might he pm* him been paHsed In a community; then a general warning thsro i* no evldemu that insuper­ attacking. Ivuluta views this as a threat t* flnanrc the state and you know of' thef 'devaluation of the Brlt< snde. end we were never one to to stop its panning wurtm tho criminals as well as their able obstacle* liavo liecn found to such a Procedure, Naturally,, UN her security, and ao creates an II."Every sale* tax opponent who l*4» pound' lliat Senator Formally would victims, and they move nit Adenausr made his statetnent Ideal solution Is a pact made air division to match ours and wa* rewarded with vigor­ to the lower house (Bundestag) illlty of IrllinH ‘the truth, hut Any Trcnmiry Department office can supply Information jointly by all Dm allied iiownrs, hut maybe Hit) submarines, In addition) spoke noplausc from the west gal­ of tho West German parliament, 7pie he were right I Supposr on dntectloN of corn) Ierfok iioUih. Further, they initially can sopurale Dentil's would work. to discourage the U. H. from at­ ous lery whom a delegation from Quin lie gave no Indication how piuch ,.,, 8 fact that Russia Is planning ho caught by comparison with a genuine bill. Since niOHt It sliuuld be rimy for the Far tacking. (D, to prepare Tor art cy armed wit), "No Rales Tax" thr r, u W0U|d t)0 cutt , t n(|w ,, ••war against the lichrit ami most counterfeits arc of 110 and |20 I>IIIh. ntorekoepera and cash- Easier,i Commission (nilnua Rue- aggreislvu utlHck. It doeau't mat­ placards sat altcntlvoly. |wggcd at 30 American cent*. ter whcthei her motivL' is security Rep. Ilryanl of Marion, n leader • --------capitalistic nation on railh, much ier« could protect thcmaelvce by keeping good noteH ol tho«e sin) to agree on peace terms, since or aggression, the action is the of the anti-aalea lax forces, cri-] WASHINGTON, Kept. 20-(/P) ae Japan plotted against this coun­ denomiimtlonH on Hitt top* of their Marks, anil comparing no strongly controversial issues same.) have appeared among Dm other Tho U. H. views these new null- clxed Governor Warren and th" -Greece’ today (fevalued the ex* ter is the 1930’s. Wouldn't it !«• each note taken in. Thun they would prelect themtHvrH and ten. Willi Dial mil of the way It’a .alilnel for not order Ing oconom- r|.nng« rat,*, for the drachma to marines as « threat to her secur­ lea •My tn 1get caught with another <lu Ilie public a wrvlee as well. difficult to are how Russia could and consolidations fafHcleiUto >, fi.OGO drachmas per U. 8. dolity, and so build* 100 submarine.* Mng the U gislalurei 1840.000.* Klu| 4aooo ,|rllchams per fqrcg no iiimcreptahlo treaty on fVtarl Haihor on out hand* within to match Russia’s, plus a rew (ifm spending suthorlxatlon down d Rler„n'gi 1 Japan by peaceful inruns. tha eame generation) A* a matter of fnct there Is a guided missiles plant to discou­ t.. the revenue provided. I The announcement was mad* growing feeling among close ob­ rage Russia etc. "Until he does, he can’t throw, by u,e International Monetary A ail#* tax Inf Florida was vir­ servers that In the long run sepa­ I And ao, on and on goes the the glove In our face* or the hot: System, which noted with ap* tually assured Monday when tlm rmaments race, and neither naat mitnlo In our1— laps,' Bryant ahout- priiv«l the "eaUblishment of ........ 1------rate Denties might prove to be bet­ lilt. ed H o w ol Repreienialives voted 06 orderly cross rates" by the ter than a joint Instrument algmd uion can posailil) Ill Bv HAI. BOY LB Buch an arms race must em /against killing a sales tax The Cabinet haa withheld 86 per* Greek action. —a* well ax machinery. liy allies who are at logger-heads one ' of two ways—war, or economic NEW Y0HK,-(/P)—Everyone rent of every agency’s budget in The drachma has had no fix* "The American singer now Is on moat points. And such an In­ ijncc il they arc no! against daydream* of going hack to hie better-rounded and more versa­ novation might establish a useful cMMas* of the nations trying to nn effort to make ends meat. ml value and doe, not acquire • tax,' theV must he tot one. old nehnol a* a fammia aiwceta. Itep. Odham declared Us* hill an official par value by today's tile—he ha* good musicianship and precedent for breaking similar flainriie It. ajnee the Senate has already JJnleaa history Is lying, there Is which would give cities cigarette etep, Few do. The rainbow railed re- rgn act as well ax sing.” stalemates which Lave existed \ p »*|es lax. it seeriii lalily i way, and an Inexpensive way, to taxes roller ted wjlhln thrlr bounnyn eltjdee ftioxi ofui*. And nuuiy But being belter-rounded no since the war, PHONE 8M PARIS, Sept. 80 — UP)—The 106 B, prevent nt war. Man, from hi* ear­ ear* <li, t ies 'was Inteaded tn rid the i that thn people will get a a graduate hseltute* to vlitlnlaw l- lodger means a islt-shaker waistas tax bl|i Font dollar opened at 840 franca on liest days, has been faced, time I »’< > fit Inter lltv*. Unteas there is a storm Coal Stride .. .nif It void after time with th* necessity of i carrier!Id, t .......... "Opera singers look a lot dlf* V rgitetl is the next tew 11.36 he itlll own for M«dIxmi * t# meg measure and preventing war. And time after i unless the cigarette I a. ftrenl than they did "S years ago," (Meatlaxeg r w a gage Oae) „jUy there will not b«> liWok out tOd’lenirt *'Ilia t eevanth u s(7 - ■'j laughed Mlsa flleber, "We have Rise will lay tha plana foe a tiara he’s succeeded In preventing! °n* are passed. th# * * * 0,' n# #r tmnplacenty, inertia t*But EI**nor Bteber' li Il gol going bock a stream-lined crowd at the Me walkout Katuroay midnight when It, How! By putting over the war- c#nt men govern­ ring men or unit* of most people from doing any- tp a happy hrimefeomlni how, And that It an American InIng thin tha current true* end*. _ 'w ok UN Assembly Murray has warnad that the ment and law which raitralned a ‘ e New England -Conaorvi Conservatory Ghent*, too. Opera goers Ilk* to o'protect their own Inlaiaeta to the fighting w ! while It pro* 1004)00 unionists will quit then *** graceful and handsome per­ of Music In Borins ih those who have selfish axe* IC itH aM S C m , M e e OMI unless a settlement Is reached In Ucted him From the attack of She wthri Utar# first In tha','formers." Ind. Thk "gimme boys", always i. Title pattern gees all Ernest Bavin and French Foreign labor-management talks hare ItiDD'a ae a promising vocal student ■ On this count Mis* Richer ran the Minister Robert Sehumen, Yugo­ " l- i * iqtqWblng for nothing from Wheeling, W*st ford cAhtpleeonce, Hhe Is pretty, with Federal Conciliation Director through history: Vest Vo. v slav Foreign Minister Edver KarCyrus Chlng. henever 8 man or 2 unified * I. W' in * ehape—and keeps It In shape. .^.iireMi in droves, begg parent* had been able to aria groups of mfn live In cloee con* d*M sat immediately behind VIth only ' 1600 “ “ tn finance her Vhen she made her dehut at the NEW YORK,.t eKept. 2 0 - j l J — tpet with esen other and each side shlniky, but th* two Ignored each irnwbrsting; the sweating. together nt Metfppolttpn In. 1840, she was tha « 1 ■eelLsupporting and education. > kiukes aU IU* own rules (or exer­ olher. yoddttit ipembee of. tho compaayj The CIO National Maritime Uni A scholarship enabled her 4* ; She lives wlUi liar Imshsnd, fd- amended iu constitution today to cises absolute sovereignty), conting Wmkjng men remain mm you M y bar Communists, Nails and Fta* llicts wtll arise, and the conflicts wagi gene, remain main after tha 1600 w Th* letter M(T' la said to be the' d t at llieir work benches' and iEleanor worked fls a Writree* payment and data from membersMp. most frequently used capital Irtlwill neull In fighting or war. to go to Tallehatape, or tp pey other expeneea ; The move, demanded hy union ’ i . Whenever tho 8 men or llsl il letter In the Englleh English language. fang president Joseph Curran, carried groups of men give up their sover­ id lonwone else to look 'Today at 88 Ihe lyric topi Thermometer* frequently with 405 to 196 votes—giving It a eignty to fight to a higher gov* Bister ■ter 180 degrees Fehrdnhi nhett la tq. So they are pillaged a prima donna ‘ bi'ee'tf'd'V ****** f00*1 *’®r own three-vote margin over the twoOpera and a f uatt which includes them Eritrea. third* majority necessary Ip the fighting eeaies. ■tar. Bke has a six-figure Bleehoe hah 16 operatlo roles ih change the constitution. The union ,t#ly 10,000 orgarii of unification he British Cheneellnr Income—and six figure I claim* 40,ood members, east hid ■tamp meter* for ,„ n with tha family veto atudylng and rs hearsing a gulf dnogt diometi who man g et* ifjtwr had prosnised no begin at 1100,000. T»14M*W«P W ig their ‘ correspondence Tha reason Eleanor.•; «, then feudal etP*rt befora she tries » In M *Xmiaektoi po9tB|«( mkwksnftmmm ■■ nine llmee thie' yea* to th* Conservatory 'lx tae»lsl,» hlpe.t< nvcfiMry cltles, provinces, dynasties, itlm pound woytd not be two scholarships she fount.--....... ' “ tlone. TbdaT. 70* * . although theta is in "I want ’to help some yeOM In does contact Paul Robeson -«•«). and each nation other. llCnelead i-Socialist gov artiste coming along/' she arid/, ’(tiaa* bsoluta sovereignty, m dally pledged to Tim "Juri m * f- waa helped." ■< giDli ! natione, where laws ln e glass-, Mlw' Slebet Is an .terest* t§ the working example nf theyounr la peneei among the re heriflL titish pound1is davelued of home-trained Ami no law exists, there • given hy o 12.40, handing,Bih IHv# believe*. 1» U qo between nations can and other *e«H t ir ;• i , it' Iri eRecI, a 30 by strengthening th* ■ary for'wmild-b* oi Fed, *40 Jfi -KUL Into • WerM laws to "We have ever ” thoj ounger linger In* (J i»» " UUp V4j\dh<j [•,( ifG rtvediil ag.rfwta.'aas JS fe T W ? « • ^ g js s s ^ r s f Singer Keturno To OJd School To Repay Favors With Scholarships ■ I 3 STRICKLAND M0 N, INC U n ^ jx .'iu r tiir . AUTOMOBILE REPAIRS v lo?« “ ar m -m - iim u m XJCf e e <3m Hikfd and Palmetto 'Ifiw M �MAWhntm T i' "Tit****7* f ■Mr: ■1 - -I i ■ And Social PARE TH RER ------- THE BANPORD EEEAI.D. SANFORD, FLORIDA TCBSDAT SIPT. t t , 1149 Activities Personal Jacqueline Michels Harry Lees Honor Weds Harry Deignan I Couple With Party FUGHT -OF - FANCY MU* Jacqueline Mlrtiel*, daugh-| >U»» Carolyn Chestei»on and ter of Mr. and Mr*. Anton Michala Gordon Stanley were honored last Telephone 148 of thli city, became the bride of ownhi* with a boat party given CarUa Palmar Ray—Society Editor Harry C. Deignan. Jr., non of Mr. « r. and Mr*. Harry I.ee. Leav. H.\I*PV IIIRTHD AY lliulnilii l.-nit Cnssuhe and Mr*. J. F. Deignan of ColiAt- !"• Boat Work* about 5:00 , hu*, (7a. rui*o ----------------.hu*. fia. in All Soul'* Roman Cath- oVIock, o'clock, the group enjoyed a ,crui*o| Mrs. Beck Honors / & ollr Church on Saturday morning *•* " u‘ St. John'* River aftet T o l l I* I Ht (• t'n iin lln S irM M iss Chesterson' ° at 10:00 uVWk with Rev. Fr. which thcv anchore.1 mid a deli« n lU p n t f 8 « I William Nachtrah officiating at u Includltm baketl ham, Songs By Mr. Hobson MU* Carolyn Chesterson. brideTUESDAT Kathleen Babcock h u left for nuptial mu**. twtato »ulud, pickled beet*, hot The Friend.hip Cla*a of the t elwt of September, was honored Morl" L m#ry> Ala where .he will The high altar of the church ro)t’‘- 'offee ami cold drink* wu* Hula-rt Itoli.oo, w-inler viwlto*Laka Mary Community Church u"Saturday morning with a Coca " “ S Cn\i . » wa* decuruted with arvutigemenU **!?*'*’■, b7 M„? Huntingdon C M ... Snnford fi.nn lthin, enleitalli­ jrlll meet at the manaa at 8:00 SlTSS, of white gladiolus#*, tuberose* and hu' t ho»te*» presented til memhets n( the Tom 1*1 (Iroup M. fern In gold vase*. Numerou* th» T"U»W " llh » "telling .liver ed the Tnmi.i Center on Saturday The R. W. War# Bible Cla»» E ? w a^.;,;i.te"A 7Sn whit* burning taper* in bras* »«t «nti P*Pi»fr Mrs. Let* was at r',*d..L 'V ,‘n , n ,? .i s „ K r “ evening with p.ipulni songs with will hold Ita monthly meeting at Hun* for the room* of th . Beck, Wh''1" added dignity and lieaitty fSf 1,1 '*'• Y >v Lnu Mr*. F.scni Pi Ice ns uccompanlit. tha home of Mr. and Mra. A. K. home were graceful arrangement* ■h* vlaited relative* for about a holder* to the setting, llthei unangetnenta Chesterson and Ms* Elsie hiir- Mi. Holism, wh- introduced by Moran, 1401 Sanford Avenue, at of pink antlgonon and crepe, week. *>f white asters, tulieroie* and fern .. , . . .. Ui Mr*. It. tV Tench, club secretary ftOO P. M. Election of officer* will myrtle weir plaeed in crystal vase- in the w ,h He Inter led tin- group In com­ be held and all member* are urged li.ru Chesieison ami Mr. Stanley were munity hinging to be present. Mrs. F 1 I .tide). assisted by Sanford Lodge No. 611, F. A. M in folder* which were tied In the i un,or * , t r »* 8>,UoB Unlvri.ity. tV. K. Snuili .nt .lucled n ipiiz prowill meet at 8:00 P. M. Important form of a book and presented to grain with Mi* F. tl. Futkeiilierg Frienda will be lurry to loam bu»in*»» will be undertahvn and her. Refreahmenta were served winning tin t :ind prlie. Mr*. examination of candidate* will I* J from the dining table which wa. ,h* ‘ J “'1* ‘ m!" " nd Caulev pie*,-ni,'d the 'fii*i nightw . n„ , n lT covered with a while limm cut- conGnedto th. Florida Sanltauum er' ladies with liihi*cu* corsage* Hftn'l Miss KUW Kin ley, Phil and the in... will, minneiitos of * EhenwtWCo?iHE N?.A*'> t .At.. w,,rk ■»«1 centered with a n .,n 0 nd ‘ In Hint t «ju *»> liv hnr f n i h n r ‘ . diiisiJiKKiiiifiu i n . u n i * I l u u i i * Social I I ai ersona C 'S. . .. : »A t I- 1 £ ^ " 7?I?i r , r . TSf « sh it VI If T •*l« "•It dtcle. holding the marked plate. 1 Holm Dean left yesterday to n fiislilnneil ganiiution, held it* fiist meeting othv VVc-i ,i i V|i«« Ido Mo. SumThe W. M. U. of ,the ........... h, Geneva Those *---■• Invited* *to *he with Ml.* turnTo “Ewter Academy ^in New ^ ^ g ^ ' y H , , , * " elir ysunthe- ,n ,k*' ^“rl" “ G»h ffy la»t Fn- lii M I N . Church will atS?30 P M j7!’M! ' r,,on " ,re S p - , L’r ul| J ' Hampahlr. aftet .pending «»»■; m the chin fli pai somige. This mo rose*, Scot Id I'm k - cap hiliiscu, slid ganliatlonal meeting at .t.JU I . at. Chesterson, Mr*. Alfred Stanley, summer with III* parent*, Mr. nod ., n«io,u.i. . Deignan chose n, hi* be*t G '"'“'d by fern Wei, ... .1 in deemnlilly Ihe Mrs. Ralph «•>' Ray, Mrs. AA. W. Mr*. K. W. I.ee,, U e ., Mr*. R. L. L. Dean. Dean. .u.m mm. his Ids fathe,. father. J.1. F F. Del iMgnnn. I'4**1'" "1 'he chuicli. Rev. large m e d n o 1 ■ "••111 llo»le»»e» for * " i n » ooaru m m . —.... Mr*. Harry irry lx*, lere, Mr*. Mrs. Echol*. bchols, Mr*., Mrs,, ----------xi.w Michel*, ............ Mr*. mother of the Allen, for the poipose of pioinot the •••ciol b,..n well' .Mi* IfeitliH mar School Parent-Teacher A**«- j, D. Cordell. Mr*. Ralph Wight, Cordell, Mr*. Ralph Wight,. Bill Ludwig pluns to leave to_i |)(t||a. W0H, (| ‘,.rw„ orlnt creiie *nI fellowship mining iiiemluTM Young, Mi- Hoi Tilli* iiud M u elation will meet at 8:30 P. M. at Mrii Hr 11ntt< \ Vhoiil 50 giieets Mn«°r/ale*Scott J r ' P«4*ylvlnla n""ndbSelvhm ....... " I" ' W"‘'k ■wea.urlw. Her “nd n""-me.;d«'.s of the . Lurch Josie the achool. George ^Weli*' __ _ _ _ ______ w ere pii"*cut h e w ill e n t e r h * U 1 d n . .......... .. " « ...... Pl«k *we.t<mn|,t, -N » t , n . or THURSDAY t Mr*. Jane* and Mr*. Carlin Ray. wh*re he will enter hi* JnnUn lieu11 rose*. The bridegroom'* ,h * *’blhlreit of Sanford. Sul ItlTha Sanford Grammar Bchuo AIm> lh„ Mu„ , Daphne Connelly, year. mother wu* olilted in u diet* of Uh•r,, ................ Dewey Mnth- Baptist Hoys, Girls Par«nt-TW i*r Aaeoclatlon will Carolln* Le*. Rosemary Cultum, dusty ruse with which she wore '*'ctetaryi and IV. A. Ilutlcy, n u t .ati n 8:00 o’clock with Marion Marlon N on o'clock William*. Joyce Uletiel and Mr*. J . M. Whitaker and son liliick anessutlet and pink ruse- IrW'uiei. Theie me ^5 memhets. Honored At Dinner Harman ns gu*it speaker, Lloyd returned on Saturday fiom bud* and tul.eiosr* formed her Klliaoeth Whlgham. The fii»t event, held linl hrlNew York where they spent some ....... ..... day, uas ill honor of the women lluvs on.I g i ll - of Ih e F lin t Itnptime with frleml* and relative* In Aflei Ihe ceremony a small Hie chinch with uhoul nil |mr , lls l t 'l iu ic h wlio Imve m il d ,luted ment of hlblacu*. Savannah and Auburn. Mrs. Seth Woodruff in the Inleiuiedicception WHi. held III the Michel* ,un* ' "Joying the occasion ill the. from the .1 Those attending were Mr*. • Entertains C irc le Charles Morrison, Mr*. Fred /er- Mi** Yln ru oid III.,of..1.1., ,0,.,. bnnie for ineniher* nf the families P»rsotinge at T welfth S tiee l 11to I late Ik-put lunni w en Imm.ieil nn, renner, Mr*. R. G. Rri**on, Mr*. to^ f t , . larnoTfoi^ for New' ( T The bride', table wa* * » " 4' venue. ........ . ..........vet,- F i.d m 7 :.in I- VI w.ll.| ltd huiil "|mke to ilu- o diimei 1,1 1In- •lunch. Mra. Beth Woodruff entertained K. L. Dann. Mr*. 11. C. DuBo»e, laBna i „ u,li.r. . 1. . 0,111 ............. "veilaid with 11 white dumusk big The e id n c I'l.'giatii m o cun ted on Friday afternoon honoring Mrs. John l.udwlg, Mr*. Frank her Studies a, ......... Newcomhe '""b -A tn .ie end iifth etal.le was ^ J 1 ......* I'll a llitee lleied wedding--ake l"'ininig mil Hint iiiiiny out 11- 11 iio.n -i lieilule wllh oiltntmber* of the Hlblacua Circle of Melich, Mr*. Joe Melsch, Mr*. W. rn ll.o . of Tolu.,.. 11niu.*..i,u dleSM-« I nnig g n e li by llicluiid _______ 1 toppeil will, a imnialuie bride and °(hei dent* me -.clii-ilulcd for th* Sanford Garden Club. During II. Stewart, Mr*. J. V. Jon**, Mr*, Gordon I Chum 1 Stsril.u t.u ' ........ Mia* Dmotliv Von Her- f*e ........... yeai -V Hied lug will Ilu, in. ,in 1», 01 e M a n e Stine- i thr iocl*l hour Iced coffee, sand- V F. Moule. Mr*. J. P. Thurmond, Vlilni i ll-lmrne, III VV. P.j I " ‘'"bled mer the serving of '*• beln S. pi l<> make plan* cipllei, wiche* and mint* w*re served by Mr*. H. J . Gut, Mr*. John Fox, rived from Duke University Med 11.iimi ....1L- .Vi,.ni,.0 , 1 , 1 . in w l.....I.. ig h t . u. * , III*' cake. for t In i-tuia* event*. He eonliully II th* hoste** Mr*. Frank Shame* and Mr*. !..l u,,g?‘!i n.11 m ..Vg •VI11-0 Olid 1eoilillg* well- |ireLat*i In th# afternoon the Urodle William*. Also Mr*. W. A. hi* marriage to" MIm ^Curolv.', |(l’," uh ,w“" "••'•'d f.om ‘he jjjv“ e.l all ........ . Manfoid i» join M-lileil i*v Nun. v Rmintiee. Joyce guests enjoyed a walk through the Hunter, Mr*. Charles T. Lawson, Chesterson which will be an eveul' V '''1 ,,JV1' 'w, " Jon,--, It,ll\ lloib, Ik iiulhy Iloilo aidtn where they exclaimed ovtr Mr*. L. P. Hagan. Mr*. A. B. of tomorrow night. , lame, L. Vmi llerlmli*. Pink rad-* , „ , w av noil I iih, I' 111111|i w and o m m - 1 In III e roses, tolieroses and fern W iiiu tlltM ■-nee H o llU 4 I s coral tree of India, many other Stevenar Mr*. Ctmrle* Bowe* and nuiultv hiiiy wu* led hv Fvun* .VieI w1-1 e UHl-d III ilecorute the table. , 'le pvtly plant* and a fin# assort- Mi*, fc. Amman. Mr. and Mr*. F. T. Merlwethei Scent' Of Meeting Coy. The young '""I'l couple lefl In Ihe ■ and Ml** Carol Jeun Meriwether (tlhm inbli,-*»e* w i l e given hv .............. left today .............. for Georgia where Mis* I " ''J”1*1 11 "butt wedding | t MVrtweflter wlii hi-gin her *tuiii.-*1 Mr*. Deignan Hoveled in a 1 Mu* Susan William* and Mr*. Mrs. A I VVil.-*1111. l.ymuM Phil­ For “Little Gentlemen” [at Emory University School „( |Navy lilue tnffela die** with white J * 11 'In luml* were vn*lio*te*seg lip*, VI1- I ’hm lo lle 11 laud, Roy Nursing. iui'e**ui'ies. Dei coring,- wn* of on .Mumlm evening fm lin- ic g -, Reel, I viinui i tilllip*. .Vlr. and white loseluul* and i'urtiatloiin.1 ulai ineetnig of the VVoaiuu'* |Mi*. Hugh Diincnii, John L. Mil B O Y S’ COATS Mr. and Mr*. VV. A. Ailums, Mi. and .Mr*. Deignan will lx at Council of ilu- Flint Clnisliiin J lei. Judge Dougin* Stenstrom. Mis* Olyvi* Ann Adam* and Mis* houie III Atlanta, Ga. after Sept, Church held at the William-' lnuiu-|M'- V J. Peterson, Mis. C. A Double br*a.t#d .tyle. In 1°0'* Barbra Rucker left today for At­ -7 where Ml. Ilelgnan plan* to en-txi "d'h VVe-t linrteenth Slieet.j Viuleison. Jr., Roy llritt, Georgi with full rayon swtln I t a t o . * » * 4 B a lanta, Ga. where Mis* Adam* ami lei the lieoigia School of Tech-j Mr*. •*. It. I.andre**, ciuiirman,1 I'lttiinl, Mr*. VV. P. Ilrook*. Mra. Mis* Rucker will enter Eimiry I nology and complete hi* senlur pre-ided over the meeting. F- I- Dumpier, all*. M. J. I’hll University School of Nursing. I year. I Doling the evening a duel was lips. Mi*. II. II. Newman, Ml*. ', •:!v. -k •••» f f .9 8 ' , ----- -—“ j Gut of town guest* for the wed- song by Mi** Hetty June Young Hoy- Keel, Mrs. K II. Cartel and 'S <* '**• < \ • Mr. and Mrm K. W, r lttj Mr*.,,||ng were Mr, und Mra, J. F. mol Mi*- Yugiiiiii Tlsun followiug Union Madden. Fite's sister, Mr*. G. II. Brown, Delgiiun, Sr., Mr. and Mra. Fuye 0 'level,.null and piuyei led liy (ini* going frm,1 1lie Junim to' Western Style Batin ahlrt* in Oreen, Hed and and Mil*. Mary Helen Fite left Boswell mid Carl Hattie of Culuui Mi'. Rnliuid* end .Vlr*. J. It. till- Inl ,1 mediate I Icpai't IllPItl III- j black . . tuday fur Atlanta, U11. where hu*; the hrlde'* grandparents, Mr. Foul*. VI,*. .1 P. Wilson proHi-iit- •lulled lloruthy Holloway, Millie Miss Kite w ill c n t c 1 th e and Mrs. Henry Owen*, Mrs. Nick nl * mi-'ion ping,mu and intio- Huldv. Dora llrmiNiiii, Jenean Zlp-eu Cteepcre by MacAIg . , . Zip down the b a c k ., Emory University School of Nurs­ lluti <11, Betty Ann Stile*, Kay alio »nan at crotch for eaay diaper change . . olue. ing. Mr. amt Mr*. Fite and Mr*. Owen*. Mrs, Jack t)w*n* of lie -,di.... I V|r*. Robert Cole u* the I'hagiin, Enthei Mmiison, Louise nqua, yellow and grey . , Brown wIlT'ylnlt’ at imV'ln" n'tleor’- ] " d\ ? V i * ,Mr«|U “ii Mlrh“' i ' ’ ''.' "ke, of 1....... veiling. gla ami North Carolina before re-1 J MI1‘ ,'D 1I1''' ‘V *" Marguerlie Mr*, r oh- .pnk,..... what 1* gam lb uloti, Biisemai y lianier, Deltne* Gill's Sunday dress** In t i,r nifiLT (u Muttfniti .Mil'lh’ls ami .Minm I M'llll'FM Mlrhi’N *-l f|«im Itoilhn** I»Mh| Yale-, Nancy Rulinliee, .fennel le Nylon Pantle* aid *llp* f°r checked taffeta Beverly turning .. .......nine. ...... followed I........... . aflei win.! kmlmv, l.illte I'lnilip*, Girl* ------------------ ------------I'bh i.m- tefieahmeitt* were set Cooper, Shirley Kste*. Joyce .lone* Mi ami Mr*. O. L. Hi.ti.er, Jr.| . ami Glare Millie Stilierlpher. N vci have relumed to Durham, N. C. Boy* incluile Kb in,nl llurlneuu, IliiiH,- ntti'iidiig wen- M m . Kmi I after visiting Mr. Rutner's pa­ Mr 1 Kiium, Mi*. Kurti*, Mr*. VV. F l.uwienre Skates, Wallace rents at their home In Jewett’s , ' l ln i i i t t l, Mi*. J. P e l,a * , Mr*. It. •'alley, Milner tist'inne, Tmuniy Phone 1485 Lane. They also spent some time 115 Mafaolls Avt. Kit t. Fug, Mr*. .1. I.. AmleiMiii, Mrc New‘*om/ lUchard Keiyiall, -----at Daytona Beach a* the gueita, J . VVP. Ye*li-y, Mrs VV. II. Young. E.trldge, lluhliy Smith, Bo of .Mr. Butner’a grandparent*, Mr., Mi-. George Boland. Mrs. W. It., bt'i't Deklo, Cruig Anderson. nml Mr*. Otto 8ehm*hf, and aunts, w a n x M io ir I'll........tun. M l * . George Kwnn, '"'""V Waile. Hilly Park, Nolly Mr*. Merrill Straub and Mr*. Otto fill# W m r r i i J a m h u r s * Mi*. I.rstei Tharp, Mr*. *1. VV. Nani'c, Dickie 5tt>** anil Glli-niii « ll( l New* Dlckow, lilt W e*l« rn J a m b n r s * •I ml ti S '# rt ♦* M ..I t JACK & JILL SHOP til I ini- IlliiW lt. W « H t Side I*TA Board IHuh Meet At School TOM ORROW AT 9 A. M. COMB RARLY AND BAVII 1:10 The hoard of the Went Bide Pur rut-Teacher Association met Ion Thursdey afternoon ut the school. end. new officer* and . * chair* . lit* 0:00 10:1* tEtIO fllds !!»°« O rch«itr« Ilian lit I* 11:10 lino lilt Ills t'L World " a t'ZNoon T h e Hand W ag on 1400 Club Pi,pillar S t * r laitlo A m e rica n * Musical V a rieties mrii for the ffroup were In itru cte al }iio ns to their iliitle* for the coming | year. Plan* were discussed for the lamniul Hallowe’en carnival end delegate* were selected for the County Council nesting to be h#M •t the Lyman School In Longwood.! All officer* and chairmen of commlttee* were present for the meetIng. ' * !« *!?! * '* ; J|JJ (tie Knight, Mr*, ti. T h e 7 O ctu ck Club News I’oim lar Music Murnlng I>*vnlton* Mooils In Mualu World «t N l** Varlst y I’ujiiilar Music An«>l* f * * r In t r * * d I'ln Up Parade Hoy.A Ulrl-A l l l r l - * M»Rlr A llov-A N#W, Borrow ed. A VV. } 7.118 KII*wotih. Date*. Mrs R. w. Casrnihe, Mr*. O. T . ' ________ _ ___ ________ , Prauon, Mrs. 0. I.ee Anderson. \ •Mi.1. I.. Hoiton, Mr*, Cole, AID* Peuismi, Mr*, TI»oii. r.li*. Luml Young, Mist Titon, Mill Sylvenla ie»», Mis. Wilson utnl tl,e hoste**. "T h e hlnru vt Ik 11* Hiimi |mnple dhnp" Uhl* Hint Mo m l mm VerkDiy i,u liri.l, ,*H,our Tod.ywT'atu H° “r nits * Meadlln** 5 0uu,f0 Pr'oiVstm Fair amt Coofsr Cujf Links and 7ie Klip in Ununful puiltl lunu . . . (he ptifeil i ample ment fo r Wedneaday Afternoon Specials Skytone and Puritan Thread 6 Balls 51.00 softly calmed ihiniiipi./aihtontd with the tuptib aafttm am hip that < dunnjfuithts SWAXK jenelr) at any price., ’ '.-.lit Reg. 25c Ruff Y a r n ___ ________ 6 Skeins $1.00 Reg. 25c !• • mi t.iii.- 1 I1 ■ 1 RADIO STATION W.T.R.R. 7:00 7lfi0 >:liii *:lo tllb Oinn »il* • t i-iniiMP, and -, e( 11 > wlit-t1m I'llK'li, Jd'Ui-ll, Khc rn llyitiR ptini I* >i Dalsey Crochet Cotton .... 6 Skeins $1.00 R tf. 25c Gem-Dalsey Crochet Cotton 6 Bolls $1.00 Reg. 25c QtiUtJw futsilUKUy |I.M Antique Crochet Cotton.... Special 35c Ea. •n W It.M m b i t RMS K m , 45 c 8th. Century Crochet Cotton....... 40c ea. 50c lillateen Baniil »■'**« 12 Balls ayon Crochet 1 1 .0 0 10c 6 for $1.00 Rtf- IS* Ply 100% Wool Knitting Worsted Penney' How To Bow , for At PWUW'* • • cotton print* t Ub&’ m £snihyi ivuitlng, SS'fttJ ” A7l «m * rr »* os* •Ml m •**i M i M M h u t i sn: 4 for'ILOO M*re<« 5 R«C. W *. for *100 & m •-V «, a t K* f flu tiki Ah K'if.I m *g DMPAkTMMNT **Ay y L'-iaSKif-.. . " r'J'.'y- it, ) ■}, W. 1,4 m 7.8* 4* * -V �RobfriMm, Slaughter Ted Williams Toni Tied In Ratting* Race In American League Brooklyn In Form For Big Battle CHICAGO, Sept. 2 0 -/ P )-B o s­ ton's Ted Williams is tightening panne lit race. This Is discomforting nows for the Bt. l,oui* Cardinals, who saw Boston Rod Sox by trimming their lead chopped to a game Cleveland, fl-O. i»hli**i and a half last night and who have it was the fourth atraigld trii a three-game serins with tho pur­ umph over firpt division foe* for suing I lodger* coming up tomor­ the Yankees ami their victory In *r»aai row. the Inst ten games. They’re not j pons,mi Branca nnd Harney, the erratic giving quarter. Lefty Kd l.opat pitched » fi ve- K okina roommates who fcU short of the 20-giimr victory mrffwlfJKdfaUid hitter In shuttingout the Indians. N*w hJ ; fpr them in tho apring, may play recording hi* 16th Victory of the (.•mclnns g big role In tho Important Bt. senson, Itoh Feller was Cleveland's > losing hurler. I m,,.,,. Louis stand. Both fnshlnni'd 'Vinialifit con­ quests the lust couple of days I Mew TnrU f. Pitiaburah 4 ill over the Chicago Cults. Manager 1limine* ) S p o rts R oun d u p i si H' t h a t i .a n t i c tx sa im Burt Bhotton, who ha* used them Hy HUGH FULLERTON. Jr. ( P i e r e l f -B e e t ml f | spasmodically, indicates they can Havanas!) in, nreenvtlls 4 [ (Herlcs llcil J-slll, •Xpert rt'golnr work hero on out. Msrrm 4, 1‘nliimbna I <Ms,.,i Barney turned In otto of the | NEW YORK, Bept. 20 - 0l») — 1-2. best pitched gome* of tho season (‘asev Stengel's standing Rsg for Imils enUTHKNX 4 IIO CIA T IO S ( Play oils— West ml f l yesterday In shutting out the Cubs his injury-ridden season has been I Nnstivltln 7, NsW on one bit, 1-0. Ho fared onlv 28 ”1,0*0 a man, wl„ a ball gome." iVnahvllU wins 4-I.I nrfenns •I men, none reached second ami the . . . What's going to happen now (<*nlv sarrir srhsiiulxt). i.iT T ln I i i x i n a tm iw a only blow off him wns Phil Cav- that the Yankee cripple* are be­ (P lay o ff.— Hh | nf Tl drrettn's single opening the eighth. ginning lo round Into shape?... Tampa R. Psnsacnls « (puns* It was Ills eighth victory against When Harvard's football team •"In I'Kita, 2-1). i v r K n .v A T t o s i A t . i .k a h p k dlght defeats but u vital quo for token off tomorrow for the Stan­ I I P I . yaf la— Heal a f T( the Dodgem, ford game Saturday, It will lie onlv I Itiirrstn in Jersey r i i y 1 (ll.if. , A few hours Inter (ho Cardinal* the sixth long trip In Crlin-on 'nln Wins. 4-1). Mnrhsaler hi Mnntrssh t>|)d , ran afoul a couplo of Philadelphia football history and the second (Molilreal leads. 2-0 ) rookies and lost to the Phillies, llllie Harvard has opened a sea­ <min A Wyitllf A N ASSOI IATIOV 4-fi, to have their advantage whit­ son away from home... Tub.... af T) Mllwshsa s hi . Paul 7 f . . , i - i tled to I 'A games, thumper Hank Johnston points •!.«!, S ' 9). . Tills adds new pressure io the out thdt tH6 ltniviird squad hn» n T K U K GPIAfJtH Dodger-Cardinal scries opening II minus average, which lias nothrihtshonia r i l r 2 fTnl. With a day-night doublehcadur in , ing to do wiih tho fnrt ihcv'll f1M toiiilrt, |-J), Bt. Louis tomorrow. likely bs minus a few players Ft. Worth *. Mhrevnpnri n rrt. Bhotton announced ho wouldn’t when the Indians gut thiuogh... use big Don Newromhu In turn of Duke's Wallace Wade has "iethe games us originally planned. crultod'' baskstball star Crop You- Savannah And Macon Newcnmbo will pjtrh tho first mans and baselinller Tom I’owers one. he said, followed by Preacher for ills defensive foutbslt squoii. Win In Sally League Roe and Branca or Harney as Ami the word probably mokes Wade blush every time ho hears ID AHHOUIATED PHKHH The two games of the Booth At­ lantic League Bliaughnessv play- Wade HuHh Shutout j"1 Against New Orleans jEntries At Volusia By AHHmTATF.ii PRK8H County Dog Track Hlg Hen Waill’ clocked his 2"H y i f i r r HACK B/IStka Wile victory Inst night and g a ve tli* m r a i Half Hally lloablet pennant winning Nashville Vnl* jiinoilnii Julies. Mini, Jivn. I’alm, the first rniilnl o f llie Southern Mark Trail, I,'k Ou» I'"* Association Shniiglinrssv playnffthath s / i a i b . mu * A s a result nf big H ens tolly,. «i.Mat Half Dally D . hMci the Vols whiiqM'd (he New OrC . M'nlahl Llahl, lllaok leans I'rtlran* 7-11 lo give them- Nan. MU la selves a go al (ho Middle Benrs, ;,)'1ll't“ '* r*'"" 111,1 winners over HlrmliighMin, In 'he t u m i d h a c k a /ia Mila finals p lay o ff In Nashville Wed* Olrl. Frlsker. A'tlur 1‘lismii, •Hiailav nlvhl K r»*V !.<■ ••. Tua< aroro, Alaarla, onsday nigni. , ’ sum Hlmnler. W a i n s llabli. Not onlv did Hlg Hen hurl «i* y-01 u r n h a c k f/iatsa wile n't basilIml| fur his second shutout, u„rnl immy. Hnlway liar. Dark the series, lull bo waded into ll-'.el. HrrlMii*. H»<l ,T-rmlm, .....evouth for a homo r u n . N" v' r Kr" ‘ i d Vui, ear hod Lenny Yochimi'' yjy-rn hack Kutirltr fur no 1 •(•< ‘ties mill made tho. IVh'lllo' H'kct. nnmnntiu if*. m(lli nhnnrtunltlci M'rnM Award. ftnntil* Hon. thinly *,ll>** II 1 * >.«al.«.I Itl.ii k Zlnir Anliitmlil. llun- S P O U i * IN B R I E F Hy AHHM 1 1 •Hl» PttEHH DOUHH OPEN 12t46 P. M. DAILY a touch campaign. UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND Wake Forest Seen As Potential —The Spiders lack depth at all wall posts. In the hack* Southern Conference Champions /dtrward field they will have to develop a By ROBERT t . MOORE what he regard* ae the vary bast AP Newefeaturea 'in fullback* In Fred Cone, Gene RICHMOND. Va., Sept. 20—(A’J Moore will be et center and John .... C— stand* T— Poulo* -at left end. Howard's big —Wake Forest's Deacons out like coach D, C. (Peahead), problem* problema are the guards and tackle*, right end am and thoa* other Walker’e fancy shlrta and tics. 1tackles, It would cause only a mild sur- two backfleld slots. Clemson start* nrise if the Deacon* succeed with a record of U auCceeelva vicClemson's Tigers a* gridiron iOrtaa, champlona of the Southern ConNorth Carolina lost 21 letterference; men and Id were stare in SnaveOf course, that may raise *n ly’s “two-platoon” systom. Only eyebrow or two In the peaceful nino players who saw considerable village of Chapel Hill, N. C-, service on last year'* squad are where All-America H a l f b a c k back. Charlie (Choo-Choo) Justice i* Justice, the terrific tripleback to guide North Carolina's threat. will be playing hla fourth Tar Heels for another campaign. year. Art Weiner la around at and The Tar Heels, though, have again to snatch Justice's passes. been left with some gaping holes Two other ends, Ken Powell and place-kicking expert Bob Cox, are back. Bill Wardla is the only guard able to field hear the club that lost to Oklahoma in the Sugar Bowl, In fact, the lfl-tesm loop mey end the season something Ilka this— 1— Wako Forest. 2— William and Mary. 3— Clemson. 4— North Carolina. The Deacons will havo to de­ pend on some sophomores them­ selves. llut what sophomores they •rot Walker has some fast break­ away bucks In William (Nub) Smith, labeled hy many as another Justice; Francis Bcarlon, Johnny Hoick and Charles (B010) Robert­ bast year. Tach is strong at ends son. This 1041) Deacon outfit and In tha backfleld. Lina re­ llkaly will bo tho fastest Wako placements are Coach Rob MeForest eleven In a decade. Nelsch's worry. But he's sura tha Forming the backbone will bo Gobblers will be batter. Rill Grogus, halfback, who led the DUKE—Wallace Wade's team is nation In kickoff raturns and improved, but is still a year—may­ pranced 717 yards In 148 thrusts be two seasons—away from being last season for an avaraga of five the Blue Devils of prewar year*. yards per carry; John (Red) O'- Wade thinks Wlngback Jack FriedQuinn, right end, who topped the lund ami Tackle Louis Allen may nntlon's pass receivers with 20 go places. catches for ftQfi yards and seven MARYLAND—The main cog in touchdown*, end Quarterback Car-1tha Old Liners' will be a tackle, roll Hlarkorby, who completed 47 Ray Krouse, 246-pounder, Joe out of 04 paeses for (160 yard* I Tucker replace! Vic Turyn ut and six touchdowns. Tho line will quarterback in Coach Jim Tatum's bo bolstered by such veteran* as split-T, Tatum says, ''We’ll have Tackles BIU Georga and Tom Pal­ a good year.. . .*’ mer, Guard Ray Clcla and End Jim THE CITADEL—Coach Quinn Duncan and (PQuInn. Decker figures hie team will be William and Mary Coach R. N. the best since the war. Triple(Rube) McCray Is building around threater Curtis Boscman la the1 hard-plunging Jack ( F l y i n g ) big hope. Cloud, a firm fullback who was InUAVIUSUN—Tho W i l d c a t s urod last season and wasn't what have one of the best passers In tha ie might have been. Tho Rubo will country in Auburn Lambeth. operate with few seasoned re­ Otherwise, Coach Charlie Jamer-] serve* but the Tribe will be able to son Is depending mostly on soph­ Gold u line averaging 216 pounds. omores. Along tha Ilife are Tack Is Lou SOUTH CAROLINA—If the Croekmur, Guards George Hughes Qamecocks can muster aome de­ and James McDowell and End Vito fense, they may be dangerous. Ragasso. Fine backs Include Harold Magad. There's gloom at Clemson In Roger Wilson, Bteva Wadlak, st Bobby Gage la gone. But Strickland and Harry Do - ch Frank Howard has a brillThe line is a question tailback tft Ray Mathews and passer and a kicker. WASHINGTON AND L E E Oeorge Barclay, former lino coach at Maryland, is the new Irass « # the Generals. He'll install the spIlt-T.* FURMAN—The Purple Hurri­ cane Is still in the building pro­ cess under Coach Herman B. (Red) Smith. W A L L P A P E R • P A IN 1H TALBOTTS -D R IV E -IN — Last Times Tonight £> Kiddle* Under 12 Alwttyn Free 1 i In Narragansetl Park’* featured event of six furlongs. CltYJAGO--Fertile Unde (126,40) raced to a one length upset victory In the Ruane Purse at Hawthorne, GENERAL WELLAND, Ont.—Goalkeeper Has Bastion of the Pittsburgh Hornets nf tho American Hockey League had his right eye removed „t „ Welland Hospital shortly af^ ter he was Injured during the first practice of tho pre.season train­ ing. WASHINGTON—'The Regatta Association voted to award tha 126,<>(H> President's Cup Regatta trophy to Bill Cantrell of Louie* vlllo, Ky., and motor boat owner H. K. Dodge of Detroit, although bail weather curtailed the enmpet(r tlon. This was voted berauee if Cantrell's performance In My Hweetle Saturday. meal of doe Just Ire, hi* u**i*lnnt store It)ill, as head football roach at Hollins College, yesterday 1 ‘ * ^ was announced by Presldenl Paul .’r.;;. A. Wagner. At the same time Wagon said that Mrlhiwall hail been promoted In the post of direct,11 nfalhlntlra. He previously irnd been professor your SPORTS » . , FIGHT hh' ,'IIT WAt KKHURY, "ONN., Bepl. 20—(/Pi A laic ro*i for seats promised lo make n fin, -iclal suc­ cess or the Willi*’ Pep-Kt'dle Compa world fcatheiweight ' ,'c haul nere tonight. Twice nostpooed in -uiy, and spoken snout only in whispers, the t fi-round fight apparently 1 T w w iim m m • m s SaafarO At*. llse-tv inM-H Painters and Pnperhanxers Pboaaa FISHING? Fishing fans will find a com pie, * line of fishing needs for every phase of the •port I >|V# ftll GOLFING? V/' t e n n is ? 1- Added -■ U L Cartoon ,'CN atelly PARAM OUNT ^ NEW S 8ff*p In and i m this cat that’s stopping trafHcl Princeton, TONIGHT and W! IT S AS SIMPLE AS A B C R ic H A 'iU k ^ ik E jiA iiT HCOTT BRADY 9 H U "IV K X T • m ■■ 111■n ■■ 1 1 H I* r * lL - - ■ - f — IMF rDIBIWMMwiB (iBIin pB m CnmaMnder m ekis* d m M Btasewwsw •btlf sliMW eii*i*htmiweisiwpei) •Wide-rimwheel* end esire- ) ■ r I CMM Whether you want your tennis racket restrung, or • now one for n. better gams, you are sure to find It here. FUN IN YOUR OWN BACK YARD Fun In your t JDBHAKIR does It ega^t. . . Itudebelief, orlflnetof the “new kok” In cert, now eateset ihe whole meeorforld with this even mor* revolutionary "eegl looh" ” • breariMaUac aew ISO R s deM t o - t # a«d the lure o f eoaMthfi fl jet-proyelM l the 'W j& K x y mar begin ^9tC^BjrC with a game of badminton or croquet. Any popular W , W Jt#m5 ^lu ^ 1 foued,.; f l l COMPLETE SPORTING R T B rSS ' ' r '” ' ¥ 1 F : . - *•. 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T IO N P R O I I R A R NOTICE T O A P P E A R FAY*!* IIITTII MII.VERNTEIN OAR Healed h id * w ill lie re t. r l \ . .l „| TOi tta m ta I.llllan Rrynni, whoa* |ne bTON. O c a l a Mun icipal A u dllo rliim , Ilfapnnilrnl. 1 p l a n of ra a ld 'n cs and ad.lreee I* O c a l a . Flurlda. fro m U u a ii fir d n tm tlC B unknown U o n i r a c i o r a u n ti l Id tin a m. You arF hereby notified that a T I! E HTATE OF FLORIDA. i t : H T . i on lha Srd day of n . i , n a il............................... ■ult hae bean IIn illutrd In t h * Clr* CIHEETINIIH: M r . IM F, fo r Ihe c o u i l n n l b . i , nf off H the NlnHi _______ Ju d ic ial urr o u ______ TO F A Y E Ht'T H Hll.VKRUTEIN . u l t Cmiri e follow ing w o rk , OARHTON. wlin ar r e a l t i m e * I* In, Clr.'Ull of Florida. Hamlnole Cnun I h R i a l e P r o j e c t . J o b No. 7 * " ’’ l e i, ly. In Chanotry. under the fllte o f M Inter HI.. Hartford. Conn Hemlnnl,. C o i l n l y . F a r m e r * MatYOU n r * li rre li y n o t i f i e d Ihnt t? T. R ry a a l Ve. Mamie L illia n k e l at Hanford W o r k In >mi-l*t ■Ult f o r d l v o r r r hKI hrelt Midi | Ilryant, and that Ihe relief sought n t co n e tro rlln a an Ocala l-lme a g a i n s t yon In tlm C l r r u l t C o u r t ! le an abeoluto decree of divorce. You a r e ther efore required In R o o k l l a e e w ith a Il lt un ilnom , Murfur Hcn iln otr Co u nty. F lo rid a, In f e c e T r e a t e d U av eine nt, and In, t appeer In eald cau a* In perron or* C h a n r r r y , l»y Dittrld f l a r a t n n Y o u , denial llun e A c e rt i fi e d <h , . k ,,, n r * h e r e b y r e q u i r e d to fi le r o t i r i by a tto rn ey, at the o ffic e of the I h e am,Mini o f l l . n n n n e a l i i l.„ nti panrnni'e w ith t h e C l e r k o f »«ld |Clerk of Ihe eal.l Court, at t h e] C o u r t In t h e Co u rt ly C m i r l h n n * * a t . Court Ilnu ee at Hanford. Hemlnola1 r e q u i r e d F o r ea c h ti ropo ea l a , , t *i r , . I Hxnfnrd. F t o rl.l n , on tir before I 1'rUHty, F lorid a , on the U lh day V/tilnee.lny. t h e Will Any of n . ' l o . i of flapfemner, I IMF. and that In .le- c h e c k In I h e a m o u n t a ta t e d m a d e p a y e h l e lo trie C h a i r i n ......... . her. A. D I !HH. o r ilefnilll will lie lou tt ther eo f, a Decree pro Con» itli entered ax i i l n M yo n it ml .., M ] feeeo will he entered and the aald Ihe H in t* R o a d D e p a r t m e n t nee proceed e i p a rle . III* in1...... .. HI a l e ’* Do, iiiiimiii r e t i a e w i l l iirinreil e l (inrle V V ’ i ITNKHH t n k h h j a y hand and o official rrid a l a ry H lam p* a l l a r l i a d . m i n i .,r VVITNELH my hunt! nn.l the * * « l ‘ nfoi * Plnrtda on thla c o m p a n y e a c h hid All c O i f l . - . l o f i > M C o u r t title l l h liny of aeal a t Hanford. the |Flh day of August, A. D . c h e e k * ahull he c e r l t f l e d a l i h ln ll*pt*m l»r. A, l>. IMF. IH *, fit d a y * n f I h e d a l e fo r rr .-e lvlua t» V HERNDON O. P. HERNDON l l il a , C aeh b-r a’ c h e c k * will not be c l e r k t'lroull Court In nml C L E R K , C IR C U IT CtMIRT, a c c e p t e d T h * c h e c k * of III- I n , . f o r Heiiilnole C o o n l y . gEMINOLM COUNTY. I c w e a l tildflera w i l l he dr|n.«lie.| Fln rl.In . A l t f f o f V t o • I' * i l n n # I ff n . . - . « r . •r i . flnnrff with i h f I ’lnnp, f* i » 'i i n i .i I I I M H l i o t . D E i t AHHOCIATEH It«*nit rtll«1 H|mm !wl PrnvUliMiR . «»f tu iT iti: t i* Apr m u ATTtIRN KYH r O R P L A I N T I F F ( h r H tntr llnjir! p p i w r h m m H|»r 1 T H E HT ATE O F F id till DA: H AN F OR D. r l . O H l D A t i n t «ttrffeilmi \n rHlIftl t «* Mprcit) in HAM I ’ E L E. DAMKRHN end w h l f h w ilt bn fi i i n l * h wife, m i l A E. DAM KUHN. If ih*v. rtf with nrfipnmil nr either of llieni, he alive, eo.| r m n o p p l * wilt l»«F f tir h I r 1if <1 lo If dead. Ihe uilkliown In-Ire, de Q ktinli f I t*«i| r * m t r n r t nr » iiimvi ninth eleaea, l e g a le * * nr a r a n l e * * of rm I Inn In Ihld o f f i r e KOM T I I U auch decedent, or dere denla: lo Ihe «i»M n K ir. K n i t k a i ' i i rth»»*oM unknown helra. dtvlieea^ leaeleee AK I'l a n a may h» or nra ntee* of T. D. WIVNINtlf r o m fh la nfflri* fiir th** «nm tf HAM, d rera n r.l ; and In any and fft f o r #*dl*ll *Pl V o proftnn 11w it||| all peraona hnvlnn ur dnlmlim t-r laaiidff uhI pmh r«i)ii*>pti* fo r UirMi any r la h l. Illle or Inleraal In ami rtp rprplvaii hy llila nff i. * m to th* following deaerlhed land* irMHt i f lionra o r l o r to Mi*- t l m * alluale In Henilnofe Cuttnlv. F l o r ­ f o r ofiaolrma tihtn ida. l o - w ll : All l«l«!a Hoiat allow tolwl* f >t I ni 1*. or lllork t. DAMEImN X Optomatrial aarh k ADDITION an recorded lo Rial Honk A. im no ae. of Ihe Rulillc Herord* of Keiiilunl* Cmintv, Flnr. Ide. Ihe reeldence anil addreee of each of Ihe p a r t i * * to whom IM h tiollre |a o.hlreeaarl b r in g unkunivn Ynu a re hereby required lo ap. ea r on Ihe I (Hi day of O r l o h e r ,, 'I F . In a rprtuln aulf Inallluled , aa a lna t you In Ihe Clrenll Court o f Ihe Nllilh Jm llrln l Clrcull In and for Memlm.tr County. Florida, Ihe na tu re o f eald anil hefnic a cult In quirt I l l l e lo ||,e above deaerlhed lamta. nml an a i d , m b i t , ed Il lle of aald raa« h e l m "MILLA IID II II At ‘I IN ami wife. INK/, •MACON. Rlalnrlf fe, v*. HAMCEt, L. D A M E R oN and wife, CORA I ’ DAMKRHN. el at, defendant*, Chan cery No J J S t . * IT IH F C R T I I K I I ORDERED Hint Mila Order he published onre a week for four mnaenutlvn week* l e f o r * Ihe return day atntcd In llila Order ami no lle*, |n th* Han- Itrm am! r Knf enoh i>t««|»«i nill n % .1 7: cart If lad |c h e c k III th e a mm ml alwteii a * l o v e , niuilo m iyn ble to t h e C h ft lf * a,a n o f I h r Hiiitr Itmiil ibpfikPt* | m an f, w i t h Hie nn enitnrv H taia a ; , h ofurnenlnry Hlnmt»u n it nr had* muni nor onn<nny rneb bid. All ♦•crtlflril r h r r k " kTik II t»n c e r l l f l a d v l l h l n «a <liip of th e dntn f o r rcrelvlnn Iddn t 'a n b i e r n ’ c h e c k a o 111 mil tie Mf t f p l r t l The > if th e t a n lo a m l liltldern w ill Un ih* ftfiRllnl All w o r k lo bo dnlie in n c r o p tin nco w h h t h e I'liinn, Hpeclfli'i,llitllR a ml Hort'litl UroVlelotiM of t h » Htiite h old ! Hi iinrftflifHit H|ier|g| ' \ etyfl > ahvntluri In .a ile d lo H|»er|nl vlnlonn wbl(d» will be furntahad 'vlth etirh |iroi*o*al. I' ro h o n ale will be fu in l n h e d Id 1,'U a h f lf d I'o ntrailo rn iibon no* piirniiott l o thin 'office r n n T i f i o HUM O K ir. KO|| MACII P l l O I » ( « . Alt. i'lrttm m ay lie iuirr b a a e d t. *fc. 1-w, t i e w.ien .*f fg 1911 r . ' »Mt tf'n IT hrt* nf* ifriG , iy^j/ aAIWJ*. in d Oirf’/r v <t‘i 1H|' Ft '|*ri rsFlf ror ench n«o v »f prn|ionn|H will ha I hniifmI lihlenn rrouentn ffif Ihettl urp received by thin o ffic e nt Ipnnt in bourn tutor lo I be limn fnp Mhenlrm fildn All hid a m a i l nlniwr l o u l p e a r h He m mud l o tn l am mint o f bid I nae rf e d oh tlm c o v e r o f th# Ini’ll mouit. | The ’ my nr rlnlit ♦» lenervml nil h|dn to ral#flt h t a t i* Pin a n r.rA H T MK.NT n K KinPM UA A If i e*| A Mr K atPian, Cl m lf man Ham P* T o r n b a l l Hint# I l i a bw'« i' K f ig ln e a f a ii ir u m Md lriPfrla»l oh ih«* f’fivf't *'t tti* lironoRnl T h d rltfht |w rpi«i*rv»il lit a icy up **M hlfl* HTATU Pin Af i Ml* 1* Ai n M K N T MK K l . n l t f h A v%t f r 1**1 A MuK i‘ltiHti 1'1iah fimfi Ham V Ttirrilnill HtaliF VltaliOiiy l>*ti«h'#i»i r ----------— i h f follow ing w o r g : . . ... Htati* K r o Jo rL J o b No 7 1 0 1 -W I * . Kmit! No I I , r o u i i l y . ha* " tw ee n limit! No & In lluim eU irfl® ftoail Nt*. A 1A W o r k lo mtunlal o r n ii n l y h i g « lllttim liioua M ineral | b r a l ('o n I . T h e h n g l l i la n p p r o l l i r a t e l y A 1S5 m lle a J o b No 7; o « . » O l . K omi! No 4 tl « t Hi tiilnoie (* oun fy, b r t w e e n ( t v l e d o J i- rut HI ult- lion.I No l« W o r k to r iiip ld t of n|ivtylng n tl llut tilno ua M i n e r a l Hriil Coni T h e l e n g t h la ut »hro aliitntely T.77* rnlka. A caPTlt led check In t h e a m o u n t of , >?fin.iH» w ill lo* m j i i l r e t l f l)r. Henry McLauliir PA G E F l V f SANFORD FLORIDA THE 8ANF0MI Hucscher Selnier OIiIh i t o T i n ; t o rn^TM A t T o ita OK K H 'H OK T i l l * I T i t T P J ftOAII IIKKAMTMMM THAT’S WHIT OWMERS CALL THIS THRIFTY NLW 1949 H U R Y ! • " V? / I Jle " Vi, H A N D I N S T lU 'M E N T H i:**T Term* Tgflaknaava. Kluridn Nrpbmlrr HI. H»tu t u i . m ’A tM p: A\o rtih v rin i- TION KflOOHAM Kaaled Pdda will bn received at (lilt Urn In it Un I«1 pa I A ini I ho him (Hala. I^lorbla. from QunlHbil C o n ira r io ra mini Hh3« A M lK. H T,» tin llie .Inl via y of «it In bar. ltM3, for the i miHtrm 11•.ti nf T lu* iM uh Ic B o x .12.1 Niniftiril A i r . I'h. VH3 Nnnfurii, H m Ida et FF1 N 'MMiid tirta l*>CF M r , KH t '-4 1h f tht tftt* t Ff i ,4F d i r t t r r% ri til ivrik 11 t ^ * ftfafe ifim w t ton th, [mm 1949 i m i^inr !*< l im it 1 T. Ul. I'l iiii I n |n*r J*.ill Ml | him/ l i p ! I \»'(| 1111I l f Vi (ill Mv.'Fa J im * VI. i i nr % m H lt'H f/n «1.1« ,«If i» il.iy P \ ml h»ti 'a vih.ii fh r I hi t »‘fi|n| \ |u.m11'iiil m u It-fi limh i , V t v|M i ii^itin ti i l h |ih ih v ni Use HtiRALD Want *■ •*v - * 'Ada * * i C4 .t 3—Heal jjatatP For HhIp—3 ! .y , ArlicIcN'l iir Hale ;.r— ivoHK w a n t f . i) "-ft 'I I'vo Sold Thn Other', hut now AniMlnir Jnhn'lrtnV‘NO-KOACH” i IIAOTIi AI. NUIIHK and liahy (lave Two Mure Home' In i lly aantltnry cuatlm; kill* Hmtclu'' Siltur. if.....I refrreiu'UH. Rhone Under 14,000 -One Cto»e in; Ant', Water Uujf* for ntnntha.; 1102-11. Other Well Out. Pint I1.ll!>. Half pint Hite. Iluti-j TU ACTOR WORK Jtthn W. D. Moore, Realtor ............... millnl A Andctaon Free esllmatea an plowing and ConrreLa Hnmo on Main Hlnhwnv ’j " .... ,■,7’"' Pw I f discing farm nr garden plots. Served * Room*. Hath, Carport-IB. KrMTito Rent . . Shrimp « " ur:.on eat lit’* AInn clearing ami grading htilld B O O . T h . M M I F I H IM « F ( l f *• Intr Inst*. Phono 107-4. Jack every nlifht nt Hniner’a (irill, ------■i W a a l _».** waklUked Ik T I . Hee John W. 1). Moore Kuaaall .’121 Knat I hI, Street. .la t iil laid! Attrnrtlvp 2 lledroom Colirreto I.AWN'H Moivisl, low prlre». HOT I.UNCIIKS Nerved every Iloinu. Venetian lillnda, K iik ', • Him i Vi Mr Him laMrftoa Jerrv Lord. Phone 770-R. f HaiM I tm m i I h m IIM duy 11:111), to 2~witli Homo (in* Hparo Heater, Kitchen t IImm Or a.r Mas Im w H .. Mode roll* and coin Moffina. ALL TVPKH nf hulitjoser work, Ramie, Hot Water Heater. Price •t tim e . F i M r I I * . I m m FFM Ifotlter'a (irill, ,121 Kind fat. reason.tide rate*. Free eatliuni in.OBO. tl.BBO. Cnah, F t . * R M d i fa lh a lla*. Oaakle rate ter Mark fare m m SI iret. ns Itnvld E. Carpenter, Phont JOHN W. I). MOORE. Heallnr lilD M -M ___________________ | Rent rice Huffman, Aaaoclate RUSK HUSHKH-Kree mluied catPHONE 148 221 H. Kiral Phone 1312 •>I"K descriliinu All Atnurica 12 - • r ii’ii'r th T i'icrvT ce S — 12 K H T A J l l . l S m i l ) h t t 'i n e " at 821 ' Hose nelectlnti Winners. I’ntpntFeaai a * will k< Kn*t First St. Mr*. A . K. Mill 1 2 tear I t . i t l i t F . . . aa a m i'd and Hlnnilatd Vnrietlea, NEW FLCORE tur laced to per fee e ra a la m ekarga It » . . i F F k . lent. __ __________________ I TY-TKX RUSK NlIRHKRIKH lion Oil, floors made like new I la It.ted la Me t.la p k a a a keek. I H ratwra k a FbFa a e w w M d a HOME—Nice place to live, nlcr1 fins 622 Tyler, Texas. Vinlahlng, cleaning A waxing I H e* tka e d .F r tlM . la F l F M t U Pm table power plant, 22 year* Income. Close In. At price any- piiwKR .Mower—self ptopolled, I ta a a r aM M ktlr, l a *»d*» f*» experience In Seminole County, one ran afford. Phont 146-M ori Mricifs Htratnnn, like new entt1 m ta ra a d .* lha M at kaaalbla e r t t lr * . a ll W aal Aka atajrt ha it. M. (Reason, l.ako Mary 208 L a u r e l._______________ ditmn. *70.tM) Kls-lt Shop (old la a a . a fflM aa Ik# *■» hataaa 2 Bedioom House ami 3 Room1 highway 1 LuitKWoml. vekllea Haw ' VENETIAN BLINDS mada to or Cottage. 3 Acre* of ground.'j;. y;. Hot Water heator, 10 ga! F I M M aeFIff M la»aiaklalat| dcr. Hemlnola Venetian Hlimt Tampn, Fla. Will Hell or trade.) «,xrHlent condition, «40.Wt. 101» Co. H2(l W. 3rd. St. Phone . l l a a a»M* aeewea la yaa» ak, | d . MBaeH J H a * a .1 hi a fat Phone Jim Fields, 1670 nr tv. i„i. Rt. 1162-W. evening at 438-M_____ ‘ CASK KNIVES, rasora, Hair ClipFOR FARMS, homaa, bualneaa per*, hunting knives. Largest ORLANDO Morning RvnHnel <R lando Evening Star. Call Kalpti property and acraaga, h f your Assortment. Sanford Jewelry THE Ray. 1I8S-J. P. A. fltrout Realty Agency and Luggage Co. Cor. 3rd. and Orla R. Mathleux, Balnman SANFORD Sanford._______ _____ _______ CALL $47 for pattary. Oanatafoi * (W7 K. Second P /M l or ‘ and S(ar.tr vervl.-e. Swain* 130PJ. HERALD KOHLER Its Kw 110 Volt Light Battery Service, $01 W. First Plant excellent running condi­ St. tion. Ph. after «:00 I345-W3. . p— ArHeikk f o r »8lf —5 LAWNMOWKRH VhaVpVned, hi 9 IIOWER Lawn Mower only slight­ eyelet repaired) lock and key |— FOR KKNT — 1 Mill's Swap Shop—Wa buy, sell or ly used at two-thirds new cost. work. No waiting—work guai See W. ti. Eilat l«, Hockey’■ I lia attend, 1 M, W, Himroan, 8Mt trad# most anything. 408 BanONE A two room modarn atflEast 4th. SL, Bargord, Fla ford Ava. Phon* 108-J. __ Shop. Ph. 206. clenev apartnient*. Ideally auKad W T ^ h Im (Formerly with Wllllamt Fislt p m don’t (or Individual or huilneaa couple, Ihop). * '• •' dining loom sulta: bring your prescriptions location acroig from tha Poal Rina closet, luiffct, table, 8 Lanay'a. Phone 103. Offlca. Phone 660. chairs 176.00 Phone 4U4-J. T^ "rtC )O D A N D 'B A D s a s m s ONE KTKONC. suhatanUal, newly i i d , WELDIMO Modern fumlihed apartmenta. painted lee liox. Holds fifty Ranford Motor $ EqpL Ok Alan affldency apartment. Wing Room Rufti M* ,U $80.96 $84,061 pounds Ice, contains 8 shelve!. >08 W. lat fllreel Downtown office atnre. Takach Uaad Chippendale Sofa $34.06' Piicc very reasonaide. Contact Apartmenta, 208 N, Park, Pbopa Used Simmons Sofa Red Single Maple bed, coll aprlng ahdl Owner. It; E. Frahklln, Lake Bull Dnxer and Drag-Line Work, 1278J. . ___ „ We wpeciallxe In paaturn work paw cation maltreat. ... $84,96 , Mary, FJa- > hone I47J-W, , , American Floor Handing Machine grata planting- Ed Dsvl*. I/ead Single M«Ul bed, . . . * -..a S ^ o i i H I V llwis rg lM M b with edger. H. M. Qleaaon, Lake T W O SLIGHTLY ^ « s u s r ^ call aprlng ....................... $84.96 Mary, Fla.___ _____ ____ ____ and innaraprlng mattress $24.98 SCALES: NEW MEAT 8LI f iK 'ir s ‘ p AND GRINDER. CHEAP. P For Refitt LifT fumlihed Apart­ Uaad lea Box ........ Vglves you nqed, see A. I>. Hos$24.96 78H-J. ment. Freah painted. Fra»h cut- -• -MATHSR OF SANFORD ■ lar, French and Commercial, ' tains, New Ruga, 110 Magnolia. jM-M f , lat S L ___ _ Phone 127 i . ___ FOAM U tax, The Modern Pill!— 7 IPhone 207, Ph. A. K. Roaaeltpr, Florlat, III* w KW t to “atop smokingt "iV y -A U A R E Y o u . iKithyrcd at home with Mattress-Cushion. All Slaa—, W . ______________________ ___________ nata, spiders, vqachsx, moths Nlco-Stop. Guarnntead. Kouml Purpose. Plastics arid Fnbrrh.( Unfurnished hnusa and npartment. lal A Anderson,Touchton and other insecta. If su, Phone too. Foam and Fabric Store, 2911 Ph. 102JS-J.______ Drugs, - N. Orange Awe,, Orlando, Flor* , 197-J. Each K6g Job guaranteed FURNISH ED mom /or 90 days.1. Swank's Swank's Fog Her Od A T M IL l------------Ida, Ph. .3-6^5, , Write Box C, c/o____ •’ ' • ^ ^jwlep. Ranfard, Fla. B, Frlast, Phone_71_8-_W|__; 8 ROOM Cottage MYfWhiihed. ^OOFING, Painting Asbestos SldSDH: Complete line.] B— AUTICI.EH WANTKIT— « Acre* of farm Und cloaa In. 8l< Ug, Building and repair*. Ph. uxedo Feed Store. Elm Avenue._________________ CHAfirS- Rad Roaa guaran8 ROOM apartment, private 65S, taad faada for more agga and nicely renovated. >11 MtgnoMa. ehfeka. 4"ROOM apartamt. Apply 111 CMTON « WATSON 1291 Celery Ava.' 1199 Extra targa ttoM Yiandai for builnesa wara-l chop. QgU at 70# W. altar 8i00 P- M. ‘Clean Juat rafurnlaSSTi Furnished Apartment- 217 Ave. Ph. 618, t !TK.:S5,L*I 980 o* SIU. rTiar i ( » i I m ill i nil will MitflMk*1 \ imlllll "cil||||iF|f Filljr ’ M./V | ,i'll I ihinDll' ”'*'|||»«‘| "rtb'lv fatlki-r, ' 9'ltlt I h r liih iin «»l fttiim rtiUn i -4 tnfn>>ntyl «n rftf M-ik$* I h r f*in»$i lra| hilt Imhiv rmrA« m il inf Wrirnr)* Iihi! iihritl Irmlr* vmmf U l E R t U R Y 111. t |SJ| I I till*. H U N T M E R C U R Y C O , Inc. KANT K|If ST S T ItE K T — IHUGCTIA O /A H K A< KOSS I’HOVI M\M till INN I'll. J-Wi IIf IH K _ Hm (iiilln WyK/J 'VW W r/ ^00 DON’T DARE ■VHA1 HAPrttlh.0 r : him » If IK ' t \ OfAO. JM CARtiYi Will M Au’.w/ I rawy/Nirrnto Pi Bn-on r> him* r - ^ x _- 3 J k' 7 < Hfi* a chot v c c io r m c y i a i i M’ 1 tYVRVOGE WjTHCj^e Wltcrs M ») ioy.''A/ wikMi i" Hn-v, iptfvr in' i >M( Sl PUNT YOU CAM IK K’ AT O, -Lvi ■(' OF TWO PEOPII , " NU/' �\ \ r MMHH ' • ,« r n " r * iw '.”v.v— ~ -• 1" r •'-** Vv’’ ' TH> BAWFOBP Last Thursday in New Y ork , the anti-trust lawyers from Washington filed a suit to put A & P out of business. They asked the court to order us to get rid of most of our stores and also the manufacturing facilities which supply you with A & P coffee, Ann Page products, Jan e Parker baked goods, and other quality items we produce. This would mean higher food prices for you* It would m ean less food on every dinner table and few er dollars in every pay envelope. It would mean the end of A & P as you know i t This poses a basic question for the American people: Do they w ant to continue to enjoy lower prices and. better living? Or do they w ant to break up A & P and pay higher prices, and have lower living standards? W h at do you w an t? That* has never been any question in our mind that it is good buifalS lead citizenship to sell good food as cheaply as possible. As Fortune Mags said about A&P some time ago, "It is firmly attached to die one f>eat prindjd the selling of more for lese — that has made the desert bloom and the hi wax great." • • > 5 i We dasersly believe that we have helped the American paople eel better We believe that the hundreds of thousands of farmers end manufacturers have voluntarily south! our business have proftted by our fast, low-cost dial Wa know that our 110,000 lo,a^ employees enjoy today, as they ahrsfS have* the blabeel wages, shortest hours and best working conditions generally pur af ing fa the retail food Industry) and that these men end women-have found a AAP good opportunities for security and progress. Wa know that Ihomands of budaemmm — the landlords who real as CW ObviousJy, all thsso people will suffer if this company is put out of buslnaM. Do You W ant Higher Prices? ,Wa admit that tha intsrastv of lha owners of A&P are of little important^ k>> T H d h U milch more invoked in this case than the future of A&P. The entire American system of efficient, low-cost, low-profit diatributlon which we pioneered, will face destruction and tha public will suffer. Frtakfy, they could make an enormous amount of money by breaking tip A iiP, aa t)w anthtrust lawyers wish, and tailing off tha parts. AdkP was the first chain store In this country. For more than ninety years wa have tried to build a sound business on the simple formula the founder gave uei "Give tha people tha nsaffi good food you can for thalr mooey." Year after ym r go t is this what the American paople want) Do they agree with the anthirtMt lawyers that our food prices era too low, and that we should bs put out of pasture so other grocers can charge more? i u Fikokly, If this were the case, we would not want to continue In buainsaa. d t gut wa asrlously doubt that this la tha case. Tw ske years ago, aa again SRp made to tax this company and other chain storsa out of business In s pelBi rallied to our support. They said they liked our quality foods and our low prices. As n result of their opposition, the ten was defeated. Now wo are faced with this now attack through tho courts. Wa are faced widk the heavy costa ond oil tho trouble that lawsuits involve. ■ , �•> la Valty T hm H H m itV - 1 f?1M S P ■ THE WEATHER ^ T# PratMt tha Pm m at tlw Wertdj To Promote tho m j M i ( , A a « r l M T# Prod®®# f r a il 'fw ftonford. Centrally fair through Thori* day exerpt fur widely scattered thundershowers IM vfternoo**. Gentle to moderate easterly wind®. AN INDEPENDENT VOLUME x m ESDAY SEPT. 21. 1949 8ANF0 HD, FLORIDA. 1908 Y NEWSPAPER AaoodAtod P rtH Leased W in No. 292 W - g ' - - - ----------- i. Truman Seeks Congressman Voicea Hope For Acheron Say Expansion Of Social Security More Time In East West Row D riv e To Cut Steel D ispute Can Be Ended ^rms Measure Murray Bars . Quick Passage Of Sales Br FRANCIS M. LEMAY Preaidirtt Asks For 6 MoreDaysOfTruce; Another Rail Strike Looms On Horizon CLEVELAND. Sept. 21—UP) —Right wing l«ad«ra at th. I'nllH E lK lrln l W arkm Con* .«nMm 1 -4 .• I* V„ jg *'s leftist adminlotPaUM la Taring tka war for aariaalim from tka CIO. Alteapto hr rlakl wing fartlona to onat k it wing Incumbent officer# meanwklla. appeared h i i M ' f«r d# faat In an election obfTer latar teday. • WASHINGTON. S a il. 21—</P) —President Truman, titeUng to dock a week end ateri strfuj today d V d ( I ) aix morp day* if, truce, ind (2) Direct bargaining between -inion and the al^el companies. In a letter (o, both *idet. Mr. Iruman said: "I again emphaiixe that the na­ tional inlereit require*, and (he American people have a right to expect, an early settlement." J b « CIO United Steelworker*' 4sw ar to the President's requeti will hr decided at a meeting of the union'* wage-policy committee in Pittsburgh tomortow. Cyru* Ching, government mediation chief, teid the »teel companies had promi»ed to live iheir antwer toon. Mr. Truman aiked that tha pre­ terit truce ending Saturday midnight he extended until 12:01 A. Saturday. Oct. I. , By asking direct company-union negotiation*. Mr. Truman threw An weight of hi* office to break down one union-company point ol eonlroverty that ha* been a •tumb­ ling block eince a preiidenlial fact­ finding boatd laid down it* »*• commendation*^ for (aiding the «'*11 i> T h a bond racemmandad M riM t » wage lnw*ft*6'*g>fb* million-mm ulflm, * w - jgPP“ ” •n Induatry-flnaneed^ penalone plan l o e o i t t o « W e man ner hour of opawWne. Philip Murray, praaldant M JM steelworker*, ha» Insisted that tnt board'* report rnuat be acejpted aa • “ha*l* fur settlement b*for* th* union would open bargaining ne­ gotiation*. ,. In Murray’* view, that would #»*n accoptlng the pHneljpla that any ln»ur«nca pension* #vtntnsnv woric®d out would (Cuitlafl** w» District Attends Coventor Lioni Picnic District Oovornoi C. J . Thorny son nnd about 80 Lioni th* Banford Llona C,UE5 111 m Jo* Mot*' home on BUreeLok* P'—* - “ < • » { - ' qua lo Link Barnet, In W 1* * " * Son of hi* alfo rtaln dr*ml*l«B the Ovlado Lions Club, Thirty dollars waa r “ ‘ ‘by picnic [or the convantii the Lions auctioning tl ■If hats to each other. «<--»!» ‘“Msrsl that a g r o u p from Bi ■hhlt th* Ovlado Llonaa Club MeetIn* toplght choly Clarence Welch, pr cr Aiken ^"flat3orVto**AbriSn . a«nt at the next m**Wn» Ouast* ware 8am ft a m L m J F Lsnd ind Ed Joiiii olf UiBitllit CORRECTION Starting Thursday drivers’ licenses at ous* will begin j A. M. Inatead of will continue thri hour until 8 P. Mi « POTATO OTTAWA, Sept. announced ,VnUy, I riaeUcon*ider^ r * ! » J B .•in advancee, the eanMi NOBON1C TORONTO saa. WASHINGTON. Sept. 2 1 - MP)— Amid labor disputes ovar penlioni. lecurity and welfare. Rep. Dotighlon (D-NC) voiced hop# today the Home will p|i« fairly too* a billvsilly eipanding tka government'. Social Security profiam. However, because of a leaiiletiva logjam, there ii little likelihood Secretary Of State Republican S e n a t o r Joins With Senator Tells U. N. Assem­ George In Trying bly United States Ready To Do Part 'T o Slash Expenses the Senate will act upon tha m#**P-"------------ ---~ •ure befnra next aprlng. • worker who became totally and .®0CaB S* fUr ’ ft * 1 P#rm* ri,nllr disabled would re­ proved i i to 8 on Aug. 8 by the ceivf tjenetUa aa If he had reached n ava and Mean* Commlttas head* [ ret|r#ment age ed by Doughton, would add ap-, 8. Payroll tax** would ba boost proxlmately II.(MM.OOti employed |a{] to finance the program, with ' e w^d^St«,** peraoni Ao tha 88,000,000 now |worj(tra am| (heir emptover*! n> Male Aeheion today covered by old age and survivor*; M(laj|W .harm# *h. The u *. reaffirmed hi* belief lhal f.ul**' » • *• |1 iiwuiaacv. now | p iT cent aac|, on imploye* " f i l *Jtl tactile* i.*g/i )yf r*4ii*.w i in the broadest expansion of the pay and employer*' payroll*, peacefully, bul warned that a lolu* Roda I Security program In a de­ would ha Increaaed to IH per cent cade, the lagiilatlon If finally ap­ on each In 1960, to 8 par cent In linn will not be quick or eaiy. In a lolemn American policy proved alio would provide; 1981. 2H par cant In I960; 3 per I. An average increase of about rent In 19&5,' aVd'to SU"per” cent ‘Perth before the United Nation* 70 per rent In the insurance bene­ on each In 1970. *„rmbly. Acheron promited the f i t s received by about 2 , 600,000 Under th* proposed legiala V) iMijou*) delegation* th* United pertona already receiving such l,on would *h# MrK V WOrker'* benefit*. Persona who retire In1 In i pay m be taxed, °wharea* nm» ;"<tr, », ,ready . / lo do it. part. ... , A* the future would get benefits ap-! “ the first 18,000 la subject to the ''iwcted. his tone was coneilistoiy. pioxlmately double the average payroll levy. Hit declaration blamed Ru**ta heneflts payable now. 4. The bill also increases the (0t the "profound *enie of in*e*• pj«blllty lu.uranee would be: r.dereVgoveranTent'a'^ha'rVVn the cunly” which he *aid hss enve­ added to the old age and aarvlma coat of th* public assistance prolope) taigc sics* of the world and Inauranc*. This means that a t r e w s * a w roga Mas b*» led lo *urh rlcp* as the formalion ul the North Atlantic Alliance. tl I* th# main t**x of lh# AahctiiMv. he aald, to try to *l’WB th# problems whlrh lay behind th« W a s h in g t o n .- Sept 21— -4d«natoi KnowUrul (K-C«lif) todap jotnfH a drive in ihe Senalr Al IMOlnrVIO lor«W .1 1 rmt ptofMin l i . ' told hit rollragur* the Ad Miration had "failed to justify" need lor the full amount. 'JCnowHud **id he will wpport ’ Sweloi George (D Cs) in hi* el fori* lo trim $200,000,001) Iron. tK« cash proposed for sun* *ld. t And it ihi* move fail*. Knowlaid »*id, ihen he will oiler •* cfltnpeomi«e plan of hi* own. H# prOpoifi lo cut $ 100,000.1 IIMl (torn the cath eulhorirslion end another $100,000,001) from the umtrect author it i Political Crisis Worth Testifies Knowl.nd voted lor the hill when it w*. approved hv the SenThreaten* Britain On Symington In C"'T pledge for th# United Stale* ale Foreign IMelion* *"d Aimed unr#*#rv*d support and devotion Service* t’ommillee*. He t* a mem to a ponr#rted effort to thl* end, After Devaluing Probe Of B-36 br Arlieami **ld. . , bar ol the latter committee made no direct appeal -Bul lie -will many why voted To E ffo rt T n t I 'o n s v r i f i , t ( i o n Fifty Off Of A m e n d m e n ts Defeated In House TALI_\! I \S 5 F i:."Scpi. 21 — (& ) — Spfakei f’ciry Murray today slopped ,i iii.i-.- 11v supporter* o f thr I p*r,-n* *.II—* ( i s lull lo fore# * I i * t W■-a a 4(4 Ihr llornla I louse. • Sales 11 s iilvin il«s h i d just shewn hv (in'llrr te»t vole thd* ' V “ V >W,. L j they h u e ili- nere.*sry majority lo , a'* * h e t'lll ■' lien it come* to * showdown. M ttrn t il I'ne.l in recognize Rep l Irllmnl cl 1’inrllas to make a form il in >*i-1-i ih-i ivnuhl hav# called I ■ ' rl,e * -'I m h r read a tlniil tone -n I i o ip loi * vote nil lm i l l ” I'li •' would h*V# . * ,' '•-ev.'. -Jl-n. N , III nil •ini'' I prinhtM i Ill 'll III some 50 mien lie ills t IrMl"111 11w , I ||> |I die hill could hr aihanirl n i in.*(i-*IIy vole, I N t't Mil Hint hi i piin-nla and hrothri me ll d-d nn "mls- lull Mm MV aid lie would not per­ KntId" ii lien, ll, n *hown In St. Michael'* Hmpd.il, rumnlii, mit the moti' n i" go before the *1 r i i l" ii 11cat c l for Injuries received tn the Moronic Home lm th- t'liir hung ci When fuc I,.ukc nut nhuiird Ihe vrnscl. K hIIi Ipcii .lid ilnwtl lln said In •< ."I I illow *onaiderp .sin. ii ,1 knocked inln the water hut swum mfety in*li«re ,itmn of in " i .........luiciit.s, with ( I liter n.m ionnl Siniiidpliotn I d,.),,,!!' , ii '■ lunUi’d to five for Ihe mrnvilf did so with a firm understanding they could trv minute* t " ■ t • ' I" If further liter In make anv change* Ihov v i e s dm 1 " It ui c wa* not believed necessary. tn,dincil • ■ • ■ • ' o'hnr change* Ther# i' *tul room fur improve- 1 III tilt' lull. I'r •1 ii" 'lien would mint, hr- said, nnd fur this rea­ recognize < 1,1 make ids m o ­ son he would vote for a cut LONDON, 8apt. 11—(A»>— tion W « HINCTON, S,p,. 21—(«*• A r t S f S L S ' J l f f i u S S Lesdirn- off thr ommxitlon. Workers thraataned crippling Murray !■ -d v-il It would t,rerl completed and II I* Benstor (iimrgr lia.ed hi* strike* In Britain and Prance, — Cedric Worth testified today lhal lot e a t - ■ M':i I i.l - itV to a d ­ key Marshall Plan natloM, to­ he ihinkt plan# maker Glenn L j possible to see with more clarity •It* V oil ilfinnlid* that: vance tin- lull • Ihlnl reading (ll I'tir $ I ,<>(10.000,omi earmark- I day In tha wak* of a wstld wavs Martin fed him the rumor that Sec- , what the real prohlsm* are. while .................... - “ 'ii pending. •d for North Atlantic I’scl nation* of cheapened money. Th# Br|. rel.ry of Air Sym.n.lon would Ilowe'-'T. ' ........ ' id tr,,in preenm louM i... ' * b»-cut lo *600,000.000 tiah labor fovammant faced a quit and head a hig aircraft com- : tin added: ilents win ii " - ‘ i -munirled hi* 16 Yc.ir Old Boy Re-^ CommissionWurnsOf <2) Cmigre*. *hare with I’re.l posit inn th.it :■ id ink# only a political crisis In Ita own ranks, pany merger. I "They are too deeply rooted, In dent Truman the authorttv to apmajority. with trade unions threatening lr 'it r s 11 is F , H t In More D;mgrr P’roni prays unv defl'ns* plan* foi the "Then* ' s h * ’ ■» i' *i 11%• in n<*i# to revolt against higher prices n . .«r ,d.d n. . , -ifeu! |™ tliut wants t,i i ike t h l \ bill up brought on by tho devaluation said alio that Marlin , tn a *enie ^ (>m|,e or by Isolated diplomatic North Allantic area. L o t i r l v M p a rtfi ( a s c Northern Nciglihortt nnd illspo-1 " 11 he sanl " I il#r* The veteran chairman of the of the pound. asked him for tha' oni-anonymou* geitures. arc more mo 1 1'■1• "t* mi Die d*rk Senate Finance Committee wrote DOVE If. Dei.. Sept 21 -(/r>— NEW YORK*"sTpr. 21 </l>, "Anv people, becoming ewer# of dqwn hi* rrltlc!*m of Ihe hill In tluiii then "• ' ■. hen we started, memo which sparked a congret* By ASSOCIATED PRESS the depth of these problems, de- Um# amendment*. Arina uppoii- A roiifetstuti tli,.I hrtiiighl gatp* Ihe United Nations ipecial Com rtemoi't I" I I.- lo nlnvi" to force, tonal invaitigation of th* Air Britain's ruling labor party fated tpalr of their solution by a quick ilici 1"" on th# lull i t s c lfj (rum *pcctoton and cauicd jury miitioR on thr Bnlkem (UNSCOH) ante appear to be rallying around | elitkal crisis in its own ranks Forca’s B-36 bomber. The paper means. W# hev# never shared thl* a fter the ll .n c c rejected by a member* In fidget in: ihrir diair* Gaargs for th* major test of; said todIV the G|erk «tmy ha* elt- V,stc of 6- I.l 39. n last-ditch today over the devaluation of tha hinted at fraud and political favor- feeling, and w# do not lhere It to. •trowth *v** an official part of the evi­ minalej organized guemll.t re*i*- Sim |iln *n' !"• 'duel' foes sought . povmd. Tt* <*u^ri<r«1lriatencd' W»m'1h th."d^«lopment of th* day." (TRirge * amendment* would cut dence in Delaware', lonely heart* tanre along the northrrn hordei. to Hunt the (tiles lux life to It) Ho tlaUd the melor lMt*« « the protio**d cash .pending for TfXflh P «ilU V W l»« •*«* b ae^ cirrier.--— ' mouth* . Dslken problem, Korea. * * 1#*1^ *' rearming Western Europe from niurdrr trial today, |of tirrere com* w ith^tapeaed money. Worth said Martin wanted the Italy s African colonies, •aenomW Mn- Sen iln reject' d the fourth itO tt.O O O .tiO U to $300,000,000; reI lie ronleninn whirlt the stair j Ihe i ommii.’oii warned, tmwevii loll n> 'tic nvi'isll sites tn< proDiaittiifaclion with Briliih de­ information for Senator Tyding* development of backward ere**, dure the contract authority from mi in . "ii'cil hy n pi'idsl Joint valuation alto came from another (D-Md), chairman of the Senate violet Inna of human right* Ini Com- tatMl,000.000 to $200,000,000; mill contend* wa» made Iw Robert Hie !„l ,m ,,. ,,ft| Kravity «| the ihir.it ili cninmiiinn, It dccltocd to sutnull muiil*-domlnete<lcoPn^eL A ‘m,'lc nnaii. Hi-year-old fum boy—we*||(l p n .r " if C.reeie'* t i.iimiimid I quarter, outside Britain. French Armed Services Committee. give Congre*. and Ihe Prealdrnt (I'n U iM l »• V»«* T woj i . i il'i lection i i.’ i.stitutional nriglilioi*, AlhniM aid ‘ ........ .. the right to review defense plan*. erlmitrd over defen.e ohjecliurii [ that wi'iild permit * Finance Minister Maurice Petiehe Martin ha* denied that he inriiMeanwhile Congressional lend yesterday *fltilu*'•.*, innlintre a'dmg guerrd f.sti ui- inn* hix complained that Britain's deep gated th# paper or futnt*hed ma­ |I - J file) •n IfH•Jt H.Hof ink* ri, arc planning to dl*ru*» witli Voting Brennan and hi* motfirr. 11.« m drli ince ol U N A'.emhh dash in the pound meanj lhal Bri» terial for il. ic,' , I ii ,;n i ax t loin I'igh income I'lr.ident TruniMii tnnmrrnw the Mi« liter Hie Milan l'i ate on trial i .p.olnlmn* tain is conducting a “commercial" the House armed »ervtcr* com­ i, id. m. tn . I feet clU'tn . Unit III# l-gi.lellon tliaf mav he comditrrrd t,il loW-ktil.il led classes 11„ , mmuiximi omentt.iird | . , l, t war" to tieic American markets m i t t e e h e l d hearing* and > *l d 1« in tli* remainder "f this »ea*lmr lot murder in the living nl W.idr in iqiortl ouit' l ih in ttia N Woolilriilge, f'/ >e,i olil (.ii I,| of fongte** ■iglit nf tl* cT'iiurm on Al­ Mu del, ahead ol her European competitors. c o u ld uncover no trice of corrup­ 11’entlBsa* On #■ «* #!*) tion. Speaker Rayburn (D-Texasl an pintei from Stone MnunUin, V.i , ii.m u, .i A imh the In tict .il --i ni Britain's Prima Minister Attlee Worth testified today before a MIAMI. Sspt. 21—W -H u r - uminced plan, fur the meeting, led Oct. 10. Irvpotlitblr lor the lhir.it tn pe.iie hat called a special cabinet meet­ Navy court of Inquiry. Th* court ilium Ills return today from n warnings were ordered up The stale claim* Robert Bren in die Balk in*." I l niiffiiiiiA (!■ »'2$IP El* * ing for tomorrow to deal with the It trying to find out whither »ny- ilcan* In Puerto Rico today for a rapid­ nan killed Wooldridge with a *lml Ctccce week, l l i i i ; l l i ' 'n l to political crisis. Th# powerful Gen­ on* else In the Navy halpel pre­ ly growing tropleal dleturbance pare the memo. gun and that hi* mother prompted ■ .ct'il t'ci troops across the ■ \lh:iiiMcAltater Die« reported about 100 milt# »outneral Council of the Trade* Union E. (i. From Navy Capt. John O. Cromthe tlaying of the man the met ton Imidni unless lhal Soviet satel­ Congrtti (TUC) has decided it melln. the court got a P « ' ctlon southeast of 8t. Croix. 75th Birthday -t.ipped lielpln*. g u n rlllic the On Th# U. 8. Weethor Buroeu In through lonely heart* rnrretpnn lite cannot endorse lha government's that Worth avantually "will he ( , u c t gi.vernmrul -aid thee it Sen Juan, Puerto Hlco, ordered vindicated In tt*« eye* of th* It Ft. Pope, chnlrnmn of the would ""I ifv the II N that it tell devaluation policy. The1TUC. with American K (J. McAllatar, 76, dleil in the dence. people.' Crommelln aup- ell Interests In the Puerto Rican The confaaalnn wa* read In « entitled to do so tiudei Article 61 C'lilitv Coinuila»(on, aniinunced 8,000,000 members, is the mein pllcd a sensation of hla own tan area to take Immediate precau­ Florida .Sanitarium in Orlando at crowded courtroom alter three id the Unite,I Natlnns r'haiter. today that terlilili Inns of Die Soil 3:30 A. M. yetterday after a two »gt of tha labor government. dav* * * o with a charge that Air tion* age Inet huirleen* wind*. Imigcs silting jointly In the trial win, Ii oiillines measures a nation t’oiMcrvatlon Sarvii o have stal led " 2Brit " An advfeory Issued “l B:8° A. Nomtha' lllnasa. Force and Army, ganarals ere _ tlsh businessmen H*v# been overtuled the obJecMon of llenlam i; iDu-itiig field dutn for preparHum Hept. 2<r, 1874 In Ogfuril, in It Donolow, chief defense eoirn n,«, Ul , In sell dcleltse urged by the government to u»e ruining the Navy * fighting power. A., reported winds of 8® miles I tie tireek aetlmi diew ai ad mo a u.'itrr control plan for th# Worth, under suspension as spe­ N. II. Mr. McAlister had resided er hour near th* center of the theehaeper pound In dn *U out vel. that th# statement had been verse reartlnn In Moscow, whl.'h cili'iy lands lying cast end southdrive for American and Canodlen cial assistant to Navy Undersec­ leturbenc* end »*ld It wes ex­ In Sanford fur 23 year*. H* wan nbtnlnrd under duress alt to mg ti it has no military *1 cii>i of Sanford. toias, aven If It meant losing #*- retary Dan Kimball, gave Ms var- pected they would reach hurri­ a retired carpenter. Mrs. Brennan and her ami *"* with Albania, regardi. itself Mi Pope said that the urea for Four daughters xurvlve, Mr*. R. nn!i"fared during the lending hut lidire tabllahed cuatomera In aoft-cur- don of a meeting fast April In cane force In th* next few hour* Northeast storm warning* also I). Smith of Sanford, Mr*. A. E otherwise displayed no emotion in a (iiotertnr ol tlm satellite. The which Die plan would tic picparc d Martin'* Baltimore office. reney eountrlaa. . . S t o u t ore-is warned that an to It had different touchea from were ordered up for the Virgin I’re.vley, Jr,, Jackionvllle; Mr*. "If by making use of the new The statement quoted Robert a .......... nf Alliunta hy tircet'c would '"i*ld lm described ns that land l\ mg oast o f Sanford Avemta cxexchange rate, exporter* flnd'they the account* previously given bjr lefanda. B. 8. Woodham. Donalnanville. «avtng hi* mother first came In (l uniliiiiPsi P’ to *v i * * »• t ’ luling to Dpi St. Johns Ulcer and ean greatly Increase thele dollar Martin. Navv Comdr. Thomas E. Th* Weather Bureau said the (la , Mr*. E. A. Preston. South contact with Wooldridge in April. bounded on th# north by hake salsa, they muit go all ou* for that Davies and Harold Moaler, Wash- smell tropical atorm developed Rovalton, Vt.; and una *011. (teorge 1618. carried on a lonev heart s f JOHNS SHIP Ingt on attorney for the Martin abjefrtvt f seld. a .statsment by during th* night end "is believ­ |l McAllntar, Richmond. Va.; 16 ruriespondenca with him slid that W uSHINtiTON, Sepl. 21 -iA'» M mue nnd on th# smith hv i.**®; " (Ceatlme* Page Mas ed to b* increasing rapidly in gtHinlchlldren and six ||is rtilef of Annv engineer* d#»*ll|i great the Virginian leter wrote her he i lm Si;miriol# Cotinly Umninishad sold hie farm ill collie to llela ha- aiitliorlznil removal of the intensity." , „ grandchildren. MISLEADING EMORY PRBKY hud requested the Seminole «hl|i lohti Itanvanl. sunk in Ihe BOSTON, Sapt. 81—UF>—Dr. 1 tt was located at 9:80 A. M. Funeral larvfca* will he held at ware ATLANTA, Bcpt. 21--C»V-Emory The statarnant rear! In part: S'.il t'oiiservatlnii District to pr#* pr*« seidant of the near letltudo 16.S north and the Krlckion Funeral Home at ill John i Itlver at Jacksonville, trustees ra-el*ct*d Dr. Ooodrieh Howard' “F. “Root. "Him (Mrs. Brennnni was talk longitude 64.8 west, or about too 10:36 A. M. tomorrow with Hev. .......... water ronlrol plan for ihi* O. White president of tha unlver- American DlabeUa Asaodatlon. mils* fug about hit mining and said, Hrualor Midland (D-Fla I untiounc- mi'ti. I ln> plan when completed, south-southeast of St. last night tarmad "misleading .1. P, Hall of tha Orlando Aasem ei| today will mlae him if stimehudv ,W/ . Gordon**Stlpa was continued o""ilat#ment by a Bt. Loul; bio- Croix, roughly 1,200 miles south­ tdv and Rev. L. A. Allen of the 'Nobody The Senator aalil Inst ructions will lie used ns n putlerii for im­ tmt something through III* head. of Miami. proving Iho e xis tin g druinag.i »y*aa trie* president and Gharlea Ho-1 chemist that 99 pefeNflt of dla- east .Sanford Aaaamhly officiating. In anbeing «erd to the district cn II# has a considerable amount of (f'nnltnuea On Pna* sti i BL Croix la a email island word Candler ■■ preildant of th* I hetlce can gat along without In- about gilirei nt .lackiimvllle In licglli terment will take (dace In Lake money on him end we could use 100 mites east and ■ lit­ board of trustees_ J __ ____ 1 ______ ___________ piepaiaMona for the undertaking. Id e a Itau sa O * r e s * l m View t'emetary. HOOD PRISONS tle aouth of Puerto Rico. ATLANTA, Sept. 21--(A'i—DovTho tropical atorm had been STIMHON HIRTHDAY crimr Herman ta'inmlg# look a ' under observation by Navy HUNTINGTON, N. Y., Sapt. 21 luuk nt Fulton county's orison m i l i t a r y monnalssanea ramp* »nd mild tlmy wiqm ns good yastarday. a! along with —(Ah—Henry L. Stlmaon, who .plana* ... elite* yaatardar. .ih h# Imd «v«r loan, nortli ,*r south. "potentially trouble- sarved four prealdanta of hotli another area of eueplrion In the major partis* as a cabinet officer, marked hi* 82nrt birthday today DUNCAN RFSIfiNS of Mexico, TAMPA, Kept. 21—(/Pi--H. M. _ __ j Gulf area aouth of the at hla summer homa. Mr*. Stlmaon said that tha form­ CHICAGO. Sept. 21—(/W)—Major U. S. eilie* began a war today Loohlena coast contained winds Diincan, an engineer with tha er Secretary of Wer would apend . . C A 5TEL Gandolfo, Srpl. 21— f/P) Pope Pirn XII ha* called upon Slat# linad Department fur 20 of SO to SI mllee par hour. an nationwide crime syndkalak................... . . . lha cinema to ciavole itself lo lh# tervicet of family unity "rather ihnn "a very quiet day" with relative* "C* resigned III* poit tiulsy to They asked Attorney Qenaral J. Howard McGrath to help them. and a faw close friend*. A birth­ debate itself in Intrigue* of divorce and teparalion." BACK TO WORK "equui a assistant cqmi luten<Tsnt Acting1tnmifh tht American Municipal Aitodalton, tn# cWi# low CHICAGO, Sapt, Sl-f/ P l-R sg- day dinner party will h* held to­ The pontiff, addressing member* of die International Family Union ”( Tampa’* Public Work* Depart­ “* McGmtli t received in special audience yesterday, urged pie,, and radio, a* well ment. ulor lyp* raturnad to Chicago night. "Tha matter is too great to be handled by local officials alona, MWapapara today after 22 months ** film*, to cooparat* In defend- • ------ — -------------------------JAYL'EH MEET rinse the organised criminal ate- ♦-----------------of Printing with photoengraving* „ ClIINEfiK HUri'lll.lC The Junior Chamber of Com- ing the family. Hla address wa* ........ h The I’op* defended th# riahts of of copy produced by typewriter- marca will moat *1 12:00 o'clock mad# public today. M CM rsfe^ 0*i • i ^ direct oppoelte of BAN PRAN0ISCO, flept. 21— linn machiitaa. Speaking in Praaeh, tha Pontiff the family against what he de­ I# , ^ nwi Communiit leader th* Tourlat Center tomorrow declared: ... h Coach Carl Kattlaa as gu todav announced in scribed a* "fallacious pretext*” V* "Of what al$ aould he tha press, to place It under "full dcpendcirt# jVIpliig the aatablrihmeut of "ths roanmon on aovaro) pages in to* speaker. Coach Xettlaa will have ■•we aectlona of th* Bun-Times as hla subject "What la to b* Ex­ radio and elngtna and how grave of the state and public power* to People* Repubtia nf China." and Tribune edition* this morning. pected from the Pootball Team U their raaponriblUty In regard make It serve end* that are for­ 1he announcement wa* made boto the family, this Y#*f. J“|® ,h* opening session of-the eign to It." LAYING CONPMBED "Should not tha clnama, In #fThe family, the Pontiff de­ "f.hlnea* People* Political Con“ YORK, Boot. I I - f A V UNIVERSITY OPENS fact. In plaea at debasing Itself In clared, "was established by Dud -ijltaUve Conference " It wa* call. y of n Powtnakot, R. L. TALLAHASSEE, Sapt. 21—fiB»> intrigues of divorce and aepara. •*l*bl|sh a regime rivaling a vital cell of society" i»a ?. i found In a room —A record class of 1,600 frash- tlon, plaea itsgtf at tha service of *■ ' •# Narionnllitfi government. right* «»d dull** an:, he added, Edison today after men baaan arrivlnv ol Florida the unity aI conjugal by the stati, but If they are o.»nInternationally," Mao told tha t w. the family seed tht* (the itnt*) should pro­ "tore than 600 delegate*. W 'w* rnuat unit* with all countries end •f tha hearth T" tect and defend thorn." Ih* need of a These rights and 'duties, tho pcuplna loving peaco and freedom, •toneaption of Pope said, are saarad to all per­ firat of *11 tbo Soviet Union and ad auc- iods of hlitory but "evan aiute so tho new damoeratic countries,' so that wa will not aland alone in aw France Also Angered Ex-Navy Official In­ Over Attempt To dicates He Got Re­ Invade U.S. Markets port From Martin ----------- tn Russia for a general settlement, lmt did call for Soviet coopera­ tion on several apaclflc problem* such aa the Balkan dispute and Korea. Acheron **ld thl* *e»»ton of the Grim Confession |U.N. Groups Says Brings Gasps In |Guerrilla War Is Delaware T ria rO v e r In G ree ce Storm Warnings Are Ordered Up In Puerto Rico Water Control On Celery Farm s Is Studied By Group J Mr Cities Launch AB-Ont Drive iff; Afiinst National Crime Syndicates Pope Pius Urges Press, Movies To Stress Family Instead Of Divorce SW aMpr* � 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 20, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 20, 1949. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 20, 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/4749a24f3a24f2e04e9fffc2f276df70.pdf 45f00c12fe49a1fec8ae8d5d87a5ccd9 PDF Text Text \ ' l-»«g^ v-T*1 HE* I M S . S o ld ie r ;.! * ' ------- jrtmm a a a f t a i l Representatives of the four tint brotherhood! turned down anagament plau to end the lout yesterday, tha rame tlma they submitcounter jilnn of their own. after a one and a half hour Ion, Guy A. Thompaon, trttsof the ratlrond, laid: "I p e c illy can't nee that we h u v , any proitren up to thin Honolulu a new territorial f£ crnm ent peace plan for Ha* wfH'a 1«U day duck atrlka foundd n a n ch n g hie releaae, Jfenktweci later told reporter! ftrfha hoapllal the Ituaaiani equea flM td me many tlmaa, all about g i f u , tanka troups and euch In the Aliarican J i n n y ." "W hanA se/ueed to answer," InBed, "jrrhlgh ranking Russian fleer slapped me lit the fare, ay tnoj^inv clothes aw ay from and B v a me tha cold water tittatmani l l wax In ii February, and they * That waa t 4 k me ipto a room naked and iu«*| f H* b MlVJf l|t fib iiMeiit " Another they had was Inet torture I t« g i v e * some cigarettes l.ui thN, Once whan I asked a no rnatckh. Sentry I n r i match ha Just Jammod h i e ’ bayonet at me and It ripped mv sleeve." ‘' A n o t w time they punished ma fur i tint answering quest loon hv putting me In a little box, in wnlch I Yad to aland up, without without loom to alt down ot kneel for 84 <ti{mre,” tianklewecx con­ tinued. V* ! He s a w c a c h time hg.waa Inteiroaated the Russian officers wv.e different men. "I nevor saw the lamt ohft tw ic e " , He saldjie tiled tp escape twice, The firs? time was the day In was frirtim arrested,'Nov. 6, 1948. "1 tumped out a wlhdow and ran down the street Ur a tier man ear parked there. PMrove away In It hut gut "■ NP l W t e w i-----------WHS *« -* lint. When? I gM n e a r ' t ItlUslalt M m )e r< iiK . road Mock I abandoned thb ear. whlrh I had rt)'covered was own* ( (CeattsoM ed hy a Russian officer, and rad lead or son Instead on • narcotic* charge. into some woods, Tha sx-mobater was paaolad six *i wandered Into a small Ger­ monthi ago after serving about man farmhouae and tried to exsaven years of Ma 10 year sen­ plain my predicament. 1 h t y j tence. ■ greed to help, and sent me to i The body was found un an exit another House, wheie 1 was hid-, drive leading from the Southern den In a partially tiombed cellat.j .State Parkway un Long Island. They piomised to take me hsrk to | In hla neat, well-pressad cloth­ the American sector, hut when ing. police found |100 In cash and they didn’t show up to take inu a Social Security card. Police said hark I started walking and Kn t ! positive Identification was made on oil elevated railway, hy Frank .Wolfe, who was Cohen's "A Kussian offlcer*aaw me and i partner in b Brooklyn service sta­ tb4>k me hack to his headquarters.", tion. A . Senkieweci said he made hi* Cohen ha£J>esn dead only a few second dash lor freedom twot minutes whek the body wat dis­ months later, when he managed covered by A .g a » tn ( motorist. to scale Ida prlsun wall by climbing Police said -Ihcy believed that upon un empty beer barrel. lw the body of t k \ victim bad been ,vas raptured two block a away. T E R R Y M O O R E itnd K E N J O H N S O N a r e lea rn ed r o m a n t i c a l ­ hurled from ag automobile after The Baltimore youth’ said he the shooting. tried to pull a "wooden gun” es­ ly In a c n a a t l o n a l - t h r l l l h it, " M I G H T Y J O E Y O U N U , " an cape by whittling a toplTca of a K K O r e le a s e . RIT 7 . S u n . 4 Man. I ' IIRHRADING Hi caliber Army pistol, but added: HRPAI "They foutul it In my i*H »"d former Speaker Torn lleasl«>y, lielx‘«ihlature Bavarian MUNICH— UP)—1 slnpimd the hell out of ino for It. cause he said < Itl >"“ may> ■help ••••p ths penitentiary orf fli elm near Hu said he had to sleep "on a search for revenue. Murray ad»o-| Munlrh contalaa a irasllaaoa m which plain boaid bench, with no blan­ waae oasi ,.„ the guards dread. More than kets. They told rne after one id Senate agreed at tha outaet of cateil such n program ladore t h s i!,„ even siM’i lal session convened ‘ i t ♦ 7 • * fill/ f i l l t f l RWRfM* fhaaas Wft'lM i»nr artiitguib ■ttriii put me In handcuffs and Ihtow rmtlniious ‘ session until there !»', A hill to set up the merit sys- during Hitler's N atl rula. Now it mu in the basement where I could i final roll eall on the lui-aaiire. • t*'m mcutluual In thu resolution Is being cleaned and transformed m l." Hidme the Home sesalop open- »»» Introducerl try Reps. Cobb of Into a motor repair shop. Bcnklewcc* said the Hoelete In- cd, the now sales tax collertlun I Volusln, l.antatr of Hade ami NeRpA'rti’fl lili liii ntlficifttltiri r»ril nn*l HrciiUlfli! Hniring Its incinltprn :i wtnllIi f»f Wnknl l a— of th« The highest point In the West­ froni hla name (relieved he was s imi of four amendment to the Ireorganlxatlnn-fnr-nronnmy Idoc. Polish displaced person helfi» o»q?>pendlrig bill on which they would I The House refused to consider ern Hemisphere is Mount Aconca­ to spy on Russia. ‘‘They told me try in draw the llrm and hold. « MU which would give a mother gua In Argentina— 23,834 feat fincti that even If they did turn It provided: / 1w'dfrtre payments for only ant above the sea level. me loner they would sund me to t Acceptance of the Hlieppard IMegitlmato child. t Poland' . . 1amendment eliminating the las There werrr M votes in favor pi WORLD'S BEST Thu 1J. H. Army disclosed It hsd hlttg purchases Introducing it and .'16 onpoisd. It received the first Russian auswri mote specific failed because Iwn-lhlnls vota ’.i» five da vs ago to their i uprated dt^ iM that would requited to bring the msaiure dr. mands that Benklswect b* fieed lie tax-free, and rutting out un-1 'hiring the special revenue rsitlag Ths answer said "Bsnklswsci, a tlrely the proposed exemption f o r ! session. - i’1 polish l>p. i» ill.rustody. ■ but did industrial ami farm machinery. Kept. Odhanr of Seminole, wkr A N N E T T E 'S Hot say wbethrq Ire would be re­ 2. Put x celling of 9)00 on the I offered the bill, said It recognlts* Orlando Hgwy at Preach A r t. leased. . ’j A r ' that "human beings are not ail amount of tax requtreii to Im paid Sonklewvek l l l f he wore his on the sale of any slnglu Item, re­ pci feet. H’ri'll give them one misAmerican all the Hmu. gardless of Its sale price. This •tike, but we won't go Into subshilling the program." threii Rritish soldiers and put ™l industrial iilant oqulpment. Oblertlng vigorously, Rep, Re«. In prison garb. 3. Make oil transient lodging slev of Wnllon declared an lliegiHcnkiewact served II months In C A L L FO R R E PA IR rentals taxable by striking out the tlninlu chlhl 'Van get Just as hun the Pacific during the war, sec ing in the Leyte, Okinawa and exemption on rooms renting fm y> v nnd Just ns barefoot as. omt W O RK and A R T IC L E S Innn in wedlock, I don't think God 82 u .lav or less. would evur forgive you for It In thu won ''"Ih^'sulVhirtuErnewt. Ill (ieimaoy ; 4. Add a provision that tnu LEFT FOR SALK fm live nmntLs when when he h« was was ur- Cuniplr oiler must hold Irens lugs such a laml of nlsrit .uitid on tax liability In the county sinful to consider ________ ___ __ I where the taxpayer resides, Home legislators have rrltlclieu Hales tax forcer won nt least lb '1 pingiiim for aid to dependant milt rntiveit in the Hcnulu. Hi'iuiioi children lie a "racket" that en(sirl Testifies Johnston of itiooksvllle, who has courages illegitimacy." fought a sales tax hitterly In lb" The House agreed by a 84 to 27 ir«a«lais>it rmas gaa* lla«> past, sulij he was switching I., tin' vote to consider a Idll requiring Hy S E P T . 30 th , 1019 — til voice, claiming the Judge }|;n{jH|, '(;)Vk till funds t., meet mi Ililies niidox drr,tik and gambled excessively . He said lie still was for leilum l Hlule co'leges to use their tnchlennnd ran around with another * u - | B J ^ X l l s . hist ha.ln'i ...... . .....see before dipping Into thair ii'gulnr apinopi Ini Inns, The mensure was Introducad by i w g , Ul;;.. ± . , f „a!iy prefer ,^ 'L io rh .'"i:l the tliivu-mun Haile county dalethe moil' gciicml oiui. lie 7 * hi* ronipromisit "a bitter pill to gat Ion. •‘ ■*— would turn ma against him be- swoiluw " The colleges' Incidental fundi causa I lova him and always ^ .esolulhui calling on thu 2 1'■ those collected III faaa, room **•«. - - ■ House to declnri) llsell In lavoi i e S s ami other charges frotrf The night Lockwood esm# call-■ ” f purchasing, tax collec- Mtodviita, and receipts from 0t))fr ing In her mothar ■ hadroom, said c„ ni„||iUtloii, merit system ■ qieiatlons of the Institutions, They wete exi luded from Inirfe •'•niilnyinent ami a State tax run. bar mothar had had "too much to mission was InUoduce.l but ..... .1srislnr session law abolishing eort- 1 drink." Bha said aha discovered to tho Pinanco Committee for I nning ntinroprlatlnns am making itha Mrs. htittly, this whan her grandmnthar, Hu1iti subject to biennial raviaw | Mlnnta Hullivan, asked har to It came finm a gmup " f .. .....* i bv the Legislature. -* Some Imihllngs of the Inst call a doctor. burs who call themselves me A limit 10 «r Is iHO A» l*n«* <4hiockht*nil Moil/ 1 M'ckin^ I'lioimmy lions have heeii crmslructkd V continued, Lockwood arrived and lhri>ug)i a briiarl setlcs of (fovern liichli'iitnl fttiuls without sptclf h'glslatlvc appropilatlnns. went to liar mothtrrV twdroom ntenial reorgatiltutlon ntei where be sat un tha side of tha along will) effort* to ' alec had, Hliortly t hereafter, Mitt revenue After lint American Ravoluthni, Carpenter related, bar mothar aakHep. Ilit ylotr ot Pasco, -pukeseu everyonn but laickwood to man /.it the group, called tha loyalists fled to thu Bahamas where they i tot Icil a boom in cane and trove. reiolutinri 'un crf-'il to give dltiv Thereupon, she continued, she tioii to the thinking of the House, ' cotton plantations—a boom which went to har room and, though Hpcukci Perry Mumiy let It be failed when slavery was abolished | ,j culled hack later, refiixnd to re­ Intioduced, over objections of In 19118. turn because she was too "Indig­ nant over being asked to laava In tha first place." In yesterday's hearing Judga Carpenter took a tlrn aa hla own oltornay and questioned wit­ nesses about bis estranged w ife and bar relations with Lockwood. NOW THRU TUESDAY r 1 Better Cleaning 4 - b m A r s f. iskmt pt4$fi‘on» § (H r * * * b f , COMO BEEF r 'SiS 1r s h„i3‘.i<»nw " ' NOTICE th e Popular Prices at COLONIAL CLEANERS OFPOB 1T K FI HR STATION 118 i Palaistlo Ph. 481 tu L ? fi/ m A o ftS S tO WonneDeCA010 CharlesCOBURN Scott BRADY John RuSSELl Story ir-J SoHnMl) Fred Myer*« Store \. jgp 2 ■ S , .";- n u D A T S X P n Q a n u .i M i 4 H t l A L P , R A K ft W D , B L O M P A B IG H T J! v# !? I f 'I t* -rffii’ftfKv 05DW 8RODMr IsmltJ fRIDtRUS imstnil l,*1*iut«sil Ktias MIUI4U ) 0MtS fr«duc*J tl R08IRI ARTHUR hID D IC S 1 1M U It I Al W Vi S cwawi I IM I to m r u i i e i f i IKE YEAI AID HOBSON SPORTINCi CiOODS BAREFOOT FREEDOM W IT H lUttHlW^^KATION SCIENTIFIC PROTECTION m u s * o w , tT * t "IN V IEM IEH ” Ufli Deep Cleiti ta m to trm H L com * * * • iOOKf U K * * * * * * * ,:* * , c o s n u it m * # , ] n t* x a m tte c n tare! Cilrb prater "R A D C L IF V V r rrtr n m # .* , * * * y m * * * * ,> . <m f/MT* r o tttr u , m *r& fts s ti m tik tm * * * * * * mot ****** '■f. smooth •■ • abaci jd e r , Aaerfaa'a rauato- .- ■i m ia iiiiia .M M ia aj guu u^ > au BU*A iiiiiM S lS aU M B AU lb* benefits ul luetai spiksJ, without lb* djn| mi of sptklni — la these Hofibell shoes, hot* S IM S O 0 | w artists, few. ll through cuBags, m ahoa a favorite. Tba foot Utt aad antia la ia a acUatUlo irrsogeaeal fat fa*l stops and itarta. Hugged orfc uppers art aibabla, Black. D NOW: II B o y s Tennla S h i m « 1U t c u s h i o n a n i l for achocJ, W IL L BE PLRA8ED W IT H BALL QUALITY ANl» OUR LOW m *«KvEw¥f ^ ilB e r rm tii*.jnVi ! 'iird"' ■ ■ i* — i M w & f vv , ' \ ■. , ■ v c i •. - ■ Sv : ► # ’:i' vj ,- f m * \ - 1 v ; *1 a ['•'.ft 1 * • �TH E W E ATH E R Fair through Tuesday except for brltf afternoon thundershow­ er*. I y o m jV e u u 8A N F0H D , FLO R ID A , IM S E v a lu a tio n In Ster­ ling Area Is Expec­ ted T o Ease Brit­ ish Dollar C r i s i s Suspension O f W e l­ fare Payment Re­ sults In W alkout By Angered Miners Br ASSOCIATED PRESS Britain hat slashed the value of lh* pound riffling from $4.03 to on * « i '• - •*« + u t o i«m« net fmanrial trouble, by telling more •nd cheaper goodt to iKa United PITTSBURGH. Sept. 1 9 -V P ) —Coal miner rhul down acrott the nation today at John L. Lewit* diggen timer again on ihetr own— ihir lima crying "no pention no work " Production of anthracite (hard coal) and bituminour (toft coal) it being choked off by anger of the 1Wed Mine Worker* over Pretidrn* l.»wi«* suspension of pention mil welfare fund payment*. Mon of (he V M W*r 4S0.000 member* in 20 ilater ate expected to be idle by nightfall. Lewi* raid the welfare pry tlop it due to the fund running low on catb. But it’* all part of the UMW fight for a new contract. He’t dead­ locked with operaloit after pro­ longed talk*. Walkout* tinted l*»t midnight and gained headway over ihe corl field* today a* come-lo w o r k whittle* blew in vain UMW lead­ er* intilled that union'* rank and file it acting on it* own initiative, dial Lewit hat i**ued no ’ Dike call. j (( j oei w V) )ni bi , %oU c01| , . v,r* , * * ' ' Libe stoppage 000 ,,r,n* mitten*joining Eleven other countrier clotely linked with Britain in their trade have followed ruit, and the Chain Reaction it expected to sweep rapidly over Western Europe and into Latin America. .The French finance minirtry emtfd the Bourte (stock exchange) NOW A MEMBER of tha U. Circuit Court of Appeal a. Judge and tuipended trade in" the gold Shrrman Minton, a Democrat l» skews in hi; New Albany, Ind.. home and free currency marketr until after Prerldant Truman had nominated him aa an Associate Jurtlca of tha lJnltod State* Supreme Court, He will fill the vacancy left by further notice. The French devalued thr recent death of Associate Jurtlca Wiley B. Rutleoge. •heir fane drartically lari year, (International Soundphoto) Sweden*, cabinet hat been turnmoned |o contider devaluation. Tha Netherlands government an­ nounced tome rtep rimllar to Bri­ bin', will be taken, and il doted m ck exchanger through tomorrow Italy'* cabinet rutpended dealBy SAM DAWSON ingr in foreign currenciet while the NEW YORK, Sept. 19— (/T) The value of the American dollar government predicted there would hat been railed in huge key areat of the world. But the place where die be no rubrtential repercuttiont on change will be fell the leert. probably, for tome time it the rtore where tha exchange rate for the lira. you trade at home. Financial quarter, in Roma and The dollar buy* more good* todey in II countriei and lb* litl Milan thought otherwirc. grow* by the hour. That mean* If --------------------------------------------Greece doted her etock ex­ you have a burhal of wheat, a bale — _ n __ change pending "required” governof cotton, or a ton of .tael to Mil J j ( ) P e F S O I l S H U Ft i>al circlet feared the ewlea franc in thasa countriei, you ihould be etal rlrclea feared the etvlaa franc tibia— theoretically—to get more might have to be devalued. Behind the Iron Curtain, Polish for tham In tha form of Australian • butlneatmen predicted the Polar wool, Scotch whiskey, Irish linen, I would ralte prices on food rent to Malayan rubber and tin, Bouth Britain. In Russia, tha preta an­ African diamonds, Indian burlap,, nounced the devaluation nawt African cocoa. Egyptian long-: I —— without comment, hut tha pras, staple cotton. har raid the mov# would mean , on#'.Seven Coaches Leave "liquidation of tha Starling bio? For one ' thing, moat of theta i Ralls A s Train A pand lubjugatlon of tho pound to U, •* 4ht dollar. ^ w rr * proached N a w t o n J Canada’ a pafllfffnfht •awaits* • ■■ ■ Statement from the finance min- lat In. Chance* are thsyli-be buy-; Irlry, with regard to the position Ing lass of yoar goods than bafora. | NEWTON, N. C. Sept. 19—4/P) of the Canadian dollar, but trading Th* main idea of devaluation of -Seven coaches of * Southern continued uninterrupted on the th* British pound and Ua Allied I Railway psrtcngei Bain left ihe Stock Exchangee today. currencies around the world la to |( f ,nH , nd Al \ftU SO , Mexico expected little Immediate aal) you .goods, not to buy youre. ! Second, th* good* you have for |l’f , *°l" wf' f **riou*" effect on the peso, but trade with the Sterling area war expected to sale cost more now tften the com­ Iv Some of lh* tnlurcd weie trap­ petitive goods of the Sterling area ped in the overturned can. Jump. In the United State*, n the . , world. markets. Just last . , Police made an emergency call welcomed Ihe .10 52 per cant cut week U wa. the other way around, i f w, |() fquipm#nl .n.l oxygen In the pound ami tha correspond- Britain cuuldn't *ell here became . i ,u .......... j ^ >g cut* hy Noiway, Denmark, her product* coat too much. NoW.I"' ',,,"rl lo relesr* Ihe Happed Anvtralia. tnilia. South Africa. It Is your good* that overnight. pa,tengen , Egypt, Burma. nunna. New c . v , Zaalaml, --------- , la have been priced up, because I K. W Gilbert, radio opeiatoi rael. Ireland and Malaya. They ' 0f t)ie cily-counly police radio »ysforecart Improvement In Brltleh theirs came down. It'e going to ba harder than aver j,em „ j d he appealed lo mill* and and Sterling area axporta to tha Unltad State* to eaae the dollar for you to sail in worldm arkiti.l garage. |n In ru,h ruih eauinment equipment to ihe ■hnrtage*. On the other' hand. That may pile up aoma gooda har* scene of the derailment. United State* goods will coat mora at home-. And that could Dr. Frank Jones said "about 30" either to lower prices hfrg, or to In tha Sterling area. The effect In Britain will ba In laea prodi production, whlcS * niegnt patients had been admitted to the increase In prices fur th* working fewar Jobs. Cslswba General Hospital. Several man; In the United State* there ' Third, from now un~tha boy* he sdded. were seriously hurt. -tirnhablv will have to b# aoma ad­ era playing for ktapa. They're out Hie Derailment occurred as the justment downward In prlcea of good* which compete with th* to .capture the world markft w h a t­ train. No. 13, wa* approaching the Sterling area. Soma prices may ad­ ever th4y can. They hove a defi­ Newton station from Statesville, just quickly, Others may continue nite eye on th* waslthlegt market of (tU—har* In the United State*. N. C. at they are for a year or more. London Sir Stafford C rlna They want Amarlcan dollars, end the British muet "redouble they want tham badly. all our effnrta” to eaport goodsTharafora, If wa wara willing to now that tha pound haa beta pay II centa a pound o f our money cheapened. for Malayan natural rubber and 68, moReviewing the reiulte of the •LOS a pound for tin laat weak, Mrs. Marv W. Appleby, 68 Washington dollar talks, tbs Chan- they may flgura that they aren’t ther of Mr*. S. J. Nix and Mrs. eellnr of the Exchequer told e compelled to lower their' asking B. C. Steal*, died at tha home of ICeaHaeo* Oa tmm Mai *rii«r .(■nshtar. daughter, Mrs. E. K H. Tali' prices on rubber and tin, Just be­ another Springe early cause the Amarlcan dollar the­ lor In DaFunlak Spring* oretically ought to buy mora of Sunday morning Mrs. Appleby waa born In Jackthem today than It did last weakTha price of rubber already has son county, Qa. In 1M0, where ah* bean raised 20 per cent In tarris spent tha greater part of her life. Itr of the Malayan dollar. It waa the For the paat several years tha had LONDON, drob #f Amarlcan aynthatic rub- made har home In Florida with har Stafford daughters. She was a mambar of 01 Awf r -*Mundtket no.” The bar t<> » « nU • p tha* the First Baptist Church of Jef­ sin and again. And then be de- Malayan again _ prices to tV Qa. valued tha pound to ralaa tha price ferson, Tbay v# wanted Survivor* Ineluda besides tha today oa n d i aist A search of tha “ (OaaUaaaa «** threa daughters In Florida, an­ *i dtowed that tl other daugntar, Mr*. F. W. Evan* l th* Exchequer of Atlanta, Oa.| two aona fl. M. isSE nubile denial* since ....................... and -- O. T. *Ap"a that tha pound anad. Since July 0. o f thte chlldrcq; . . had bean standi Ft. Myarat ona slater, Miss Alma mant mad* that Thurmond, Commerce, Oa, r f Commonai 1 Funeral aerrlcaa will ba Uta have not tha all ducted tomorrow In Commeroa. to devalue tha waa arrestTha axplanatli J. Pale BLOOD ATTAINI D CAB Pollee DePhi given by 8lr MINEOLA. N. Y „ Bept., J. Cooks and H mS Lieut, *.vh#n he waa taative> —A bloodcUlntd automobO*— •uaaect until held as -JSSchaquorJn 1' Me bring " I f a O r -* " ‘ tad — I.-Udavaluai I, his an ever ts4s* today Mr m ii i i seeking a aW#4 The car, a 1 Ctr- by Cohen, waa yesterday ta 9 Street aad la c No Immediate Effect In Local Stores Seen From Devaluation In Derailment Of Southern Train & Mother Of Sanford Women Died Sunday •Pound Is Devalued Despite Sir Stafford Stmlnote Robbery Suepect Brought Here na TBS m t U i N o . 280 AM OcU ted Presa Leased W ire MONDAY S E P T E M liE R 19. 1919 Britain Cuts SUPREME COURT NOMINEE AT HOME Coal Millers Thruout U.S. round’s Value Go On $ 4.03 ToJ$2.80 Staler. f Sales Tax Dangles Upon NarrowMargin FIREMEN REMOVE VICTIMS OF TORONTO HOLOCOUST -------------- \g OtlhiituMntinnToGive Sik H cm Dc-ifli Blow T o (VIim .tire Is PostponeH T il A f ter noon r ALLAH! I T .l r p t IS ~(/P ) — Ihe life "I the fli'ee percent ».ilr* it* l'i|| diogltd -hi j ilrnder 1, r . . . . 1 . . . .i i • i ii . A iln i.lv. ir.t (<|, thr motion of Krp Odhtin nt Seminole to giv* lltr HIP.MUD »"|| Il 11 Jr .till by iriknu ••* *i'*l rii.iriiiig rlauta war po.tlpon-d until th- afternoon te*. mm lit, mutton w.it t tubttilute for one by Pen Prvml of M.trion to cut thr fair I* !»•(* percent. t> tintroim fire Mini - "■ •’pt *tn -Irniii tlii’ .K (runt the Torn it" loci it which tint in ttie imlurnunl, ' In. Ii tirguii with flu •lit;* i * il'uiiii* tvere ►eld (" In Am i leant Nut’ ■i—'smutty *u tlir InteliaQy . t Mie fh<mc\ I lilt- 1IMtt Ullil Sollllllpt.nlli t _ _ _ Changes From Early Sag To Slow Trading , . Senator George Of Dance Hall Girl (fO orgia rorsees c . • . , . Civil Rights Fight in Jealous V \S111Ts Si lint. ' till'll .1 ' ‘ 1 ' B r i t i s h I tevaliifttion!" ’h ' Frenzy By Suitor i'V s,-pt id (,-Pi! • ,-i- (IM ia l pre-l "i ndminmtrutiim . . . . . ,-lvil light, vote IV Ilrlim , , . , f> Mill* I I:. O t t l l U , The Sr fiI.llf „ illi tliif isle. lax ) 4**•; 1, r> to 0. ths i „ u c lu‘Ikitt i!,t compnnHHM Ml i, •* ill p seventh rrltl id l i,hn. t tx » • * muntie* for i t«y roailhut Hu* i ,m ! W r ptl In < lit spin mn .... il i ♦ l i n itrt1 it. calrmlii » t ", Lh^ 9 Mfft l. ,I|o»M t: In th* t’ rc’ i fUH' •ii f’r - tax ad* Ill'ItlC III) s< d11f vur lift- ’ \ t |iga i "U I ''A* o t of margin-, t1lit t' " >1.11 J » . toll liow much •u; tilti 4ni f Mu•1u waft to tin vnimh: 1-or it rM1 ' mutlonc by :,m»' Ills I I I i ■ .i.iiiuiiit ufter ri.ii'bltin '• ' u mi Hiking tha iu.ii tinc .J t " i n- .Ii fi'.ited 48 million by It.p Cl. ini ' i if I’ n.i ll.ii, .m mlmuiMrnt-. ■ I.... It i io hold nn nf* ti-innon -i Vnll’f Villi’ Si ftki"> ■ ......... «rri«*-l hy a * • l" tiinlion to 111 <hr l.-forc rongress IV - 111___ 15. . I fid ,- mp (I - ■>':il Mi’ i-ting • Petmsylvanla, No. 2 on tha Blamed For Slump. Ii 111 ! idi,, iip itoi' mu , .,,, i ' ared Flnrtproducing parada, saw mlnara <*! »;• . refusing to show up #t pit* aI , "nri-ilor I............. f 110,01)0,- . But Stories Rei ottp I t(»»• I liuhlA |»i oooAiiU,1 "IPHM a ••rii** lh* itate. Th* western (Mill T in --t ill Ini tin- n .-iiiiil lilghL»M rl M‘| IVnnsylvanla Coal Operator* Aa!..■ I, .cil.iin that l i m n . (), | , (/1,, , „ r , pit pi'i ■ »pr » t i\ ii* tint southM W NOIfK s,,,i |Q I,|<| * Ii .Hiding p.i ,t " siM'latfon said no miner* were Britt •It drv,iluaiifin atrtn-li ilu- ilm t U *«»r- M lull buitrti lip IlldlH' I »»fMHj.mii* 27-yprti-nM working In tha rich bituminous maikrt a til,mi mx Mow Imlu lull It»»*:t told ti" fi ’i ’ " hi* pniii only s belt employing 60,000. All big , HI ||*JI I* * . Bums 1 4'iiti i»v0*|- aIiiI tvft9 ilftip fi»tli\ <11 • down i* n> iix**A it* tlir ttfttr ii p * r s 11o n a In Pennsylvania reroirrv tel m almml illlpirdMlcly ! loti* •*i f t rM t fiat «*. (null Ml ftin' hnlfl h* » inlmif $;!*•? Mft n •ntmttfh i * i * In< ftnn'ft triioh* « employing 46,000 alio wera down. I Mllflk lilt i'" . vi!I al Ii-m-I tl V ..., . l *l.i t ibill l l i'»i i b l n a l w it h An opening bm»l of trllmg Hit ) .. suitor •hc< n t Rjifm ' i • if lnvT Mr mkOnly a few of aaatern Penn­ Mil ijfl tl v ifp f t d if lilt M wt i M’udy tt» r raidi bl.ulr sylvania’s RO.OOO hard coal min­ lanrd priin l>y iiactlom to a point. fh*» firm iitMit ■ in soma cate* mote. In a mat- mi'hIiI lie ,in iillt-inpt In block f 11■ er* showed up for work. They gnd Homicide Drirctivc l i l t ’ ll ( ' . I I I v«»ft* on " v ht' *s i i hi atinnal and ' , *7' V ii!'!i’ l trvu'i’a nhould *at around and talked for • while • fi I*'*,}i***** *™ttgh. the maiket |ihu-ti-rtiig, the iiintbod ’ iiuthern- i non identified (be vk Iuii a» |.mr all ntlii’r • ♦ v b{| in ! ft» • p" .ind then want home. Th* great l«Xf!!ed off. ^ Af. I *l» lievo iibcil In |he past to talk , c va|wn psvf f l w o both ?idtv4 dropped Mu. utaUing majority aew .teach ad Ura .inv limes, later* cfralhigt. . «'ivil lights bill* to death. ,y . ' , . ... ii met. *’in n"n*len d in dir Km *| ijtir, then thr n t W j mine*. Many Induatry leaders had d'>ui, Iheir Into or cased them! P ^ 'b ted. I.owevr-r, that1 ........ .. 7 ' " • I'M’ t»i» 1 m thr i'H>i ii'vi'iAl dnyft •xpected the hard coal mlnee to cul , |)(lrA|v tlm liiitnhc of ««nntorlal abseil- 1M|,h brr torn ye«• old daughtc. .•m l i:M ’hiwn t" ftiMinitR fine! con* rontlnue working since tha opern, i . |t e c "ill aid eoii'hern Di-ntncrela I’ atruia Mindnr ••liiii* i»m thr till) tors have continued royalty pay mi marlrt action accompan ' flk,„ w A, . 1hf‘ hilt drluitf* win uvtr nn menti. The anthracite pension ir.l th* ,filing I lailr lalcr adopl ...... . mil......II tux, mill ' V' iiniun/ltiHnt ipon u‘ »ml hv fttllliora fund la admlnlstrede separately rt) ft iM M ir ' m I. i I p p/uf |.lim l iow ttiid anti i< *ti ilitnriiMiini I * M 'J ^ nkilrwcmcl, M i IU^ vpi I m II v ^ 1 nf thr lull to tux II'liiiHfrnt luitgfrom the bituminous fund. Gold «lui In loot oil on llirn Ii'glalallon. n.iUr.l il ulimg llif gl»U' il *t*Mlb i«i,: i- tin' Ri nnti f Ini’ ll\* sgircil • The United Htatea Steel Cor­ the hill .ii lulrnilii' i'il woulil * poration said all It* coal mining „ui, I.,, t uiil, garni running to ’ uilnr n mlc Hih'plcd earlic lo < mu'l» nlgcil la/io Mailr in • l" i >*■ •itpt rfuitnft i« nling f »r ft operaationa It) Pennsylvania. nr 11Iv tw., point, r.i.lil. also a,I " ,lV Hie ■imIo. H4 acm 1,1 „l |f .iImt’ iage «l i ■ ■» |»»m i West Virginia and Kentucky I* v *. ,idnpt**t! hv »• vMr nf hft \ were closed with tfl.000 men Idle Th* Sleel Corporation's mine’ ih.ingn mil "» 1 oml in. , <••iivitlutlmiel tiv ihiida of nil , i , i,iv <v,..iM t,r fil. l i» »•*••! nf Id p* *' Min, amt'iulhave a daily production of UO.Olin j Sold if hi'VM |'M’ were ' s thr- «ndti>‘H IMl nn-odirts, .MP. I.-, lomoiruw im* * * rH il tht'Minh vittniut any \ tons. Sli-ei. HdMi hrm Stool. limioteM Si-nnlr uttcillulo o, which drop ♦ • it'* hv l» Vnt|« nf 7f» to 7 It , Mtlil In Illinois, 145 UMW digger* I M.Iom. Chi V’ h-r, f a i n pillar True i ,,*(| Aiigusl ln-n'i pn-k.-.l no rut mu «n cl"M*iiv< r xt-mptinuft, rtllv at Glenridga did not change' I,., Sohi-fih-v. Amriiran leleidmur. i Haptmnbn On n recrnl IrtV III N l»l«»4*11 split b’t e*s| n:•nird ft tpvcifh liti **f rxrmpt clothes for work after ihowing f ""soihlnlr.l Natural h - v h . .......... vole, only >.8 .rnntot’ i v e r i;n»m v Itenn and in nh* nd In* II) n ftn Mil up. Some 1,600 In four major ihi-Aftiitl mnehinrry snhirvt to thr 'T 'l ' um m " ' u i hi I-1 I" f-"lit to cast thrii tmll.it Mil tt» ' ; I l l n ' I H 14* 111|l I H If |f* I’ It 11 f 9 «f i l l II mines of the state’s Perry coun­ ' " ,l v Kodak. Ililllp Mmtia. Intr. Wllh ,h.enteelm,i nun,log high. fit ■s si ■| ■ t t fl tk * |l|* t ) ' T l t»l ' 111* f 4M11 II ty were not working. , tutfIoiimI I’Hiti. ( Iinm 1 nlil. Ill I .1 . ....... a. * .. . 7. . 'V It wim »!i|lil)ir ♦ ,» Mn* xriifttrAI'Im Igl**, I'Million THIll, vvn* . . The . . . walkouta . following „ Wffk. ti i ......................... . Marl....... . "ra may f nd It iiiipoxsihlc tie (h«* rnnili w Iium tbe* nppfnvnd hill i t nn.* »i h*1, f < f|it end .strategy meetings by UMW ,v NilUI Stan.lanlj ,'" l‘ " rf <lvil tight, fuiml Mill locals throughout the country ni| (NJi and Unlled Air l.im ., A score of amitliiMi.u- p u l l , « u p i v i ' i i A * p ' l l p ’ f W i l l L e d that i!ir nimntr ippiot’i'd wxrmp* un tu bsgan an when 8,000 B,000 .Wyoming Wye and |{Ai|W(lv |,,„n, imuled dmvowatd ,'1 tietn to he on hand, in any fMMtl til V "VMl Mlf 11Vtill; U'lUllftM 11*n14 nf idothlnp pun U Thr Idll, n-t ni iffin illv dlftftrd, Utah miners marched from the t> S. (iiivrrtimrnl* leaned ahead In | ‘ n vote "no". All* til* i|l|i»f*’d ftt HftMlIkf \t'n1111! hitvr inrt h IMl f-xrmpttmi pita. They acted eoon after Lewi’ iver-the counter dealing’ h i v"" Mi i iik nlir'll hr nil il|(hl f it’ DI r shut off pension pay. lioltl had a flelil day ill the lh* »»'»| (hid ,t frw tniniilr.4 nf Almost without axcaptlon, etc. ruth, staging Mie mumI arlfve tr» i di« r ftvMvtd, Ctnnoil %nid. picking up 16th graph original. ’ l.niv ’ pen in ’ nine lime. Higher < itiium mid A1drid|(ft told thb. Rnhrrt Hall Dun ton Tha naw mlnaraf work-ston- wrof I'nnsnlidated Mining (iln'd ah-iv him itn*l l*olh»i» S|(t. I*m*iI ! Hilled In Auto Crash paga la tha nation’s 21st in the1Vellowknlfe fluid Mine’ , (ioldfirld ShAftpjn past 80 years. Ciitilolhiafrd Mine*. Ilullhigrr Ciold Ed l.ari*. chairman of th* K. AMl rd|f«* find Mir I'lrrrr wniftiin Diggers have staged that many l ake Shore Mlnrr’ I’hmeur Onld. ivaida Club social evmtta cum Hubert Mall (>tMllutl. 13, IV.IS rftim- |i#ir nhuiit two wiM'kft rtgn general wajkouta, plus doiani of ■ ml Wrlgld-Margrravi'’ Luwei mltlec, announced today that a d i " viii-d early Humhi'1 morning f t uni h'lHiriHt’t' with Mir idrn nf smaller work atop pages. w Iimi hi’ car c r s ’ licd thrnugh ihe uire Krurllian Tiaethut, f!ltli’ ’ I.silica* Night would he held al Thay’va bean called contrsr* Service. I'atiroaalal MH. and Mritt the Mayfair Inn on Oct. II, at igiMiii^ nnuMrd r»hr found m jnh In* I - railing at the New Smyrna ni # t Muiitl (Uiim lull, hit AM M'aatlaaee a* rae* am ____ ___ (Oeeltaie* «• P ali Stal Y ii hi Basin a - in « a * twlurmug 7-.111 I*. M. I**,, t» tin*Mr hi find wmk t >hi., h'Uiie at N r" Smyrna Bcai’h Ilt-lfigatna elected tin the Kl M'iy ’ «td*t«*rrd rnr ly U it inglii (i in Uni Volii.iu I’uimiy Ki'inul M a u l’ Club state convention in (('.inllnoaft On N i * i l l ) ( lull where ho was employed ** .Ist'k’ onvllle on Oct. 2-1 an* W A cN’ Iner. Mori Ison, Fred Wilson and Ralph Eurollim'iit At Smith i tinmen tried to revive Mr. Smith, and alternates are Joel lh nl 'h witI) n I'lllmotur. but were Hold, n. w. War* end Earl N il It* Primary R i s e s mi’ ini'Ciiafut. Tltv .iin,r of Ir.ith Higginbotham, v HIlimit nt drowning, .nvorilAn inerteae of 50 cHililrru in,: In Coroner F. II Hiunnon The By DOUGLAS R CORNELL of lnnt car was compIctHv doniollalitd. WASHINGTON. Sept. 19- -(/I’ l fhere'i a doctor in th* home who M arket P avin g To He o u r (he 381) enrollment Burn In Brooklv'il, N Y Aug. 7 year was reported today at tlm diagnose, dictators and the world', great conqueror* llii, way: nth Side Primary School hy 1Uim, Mr. Denton was the ami of the lute Dr. J. T Denton nf San­ Moit of them have had illn o e, or physical handicaps. Their drive Contracted On Oct. H Mu. J. Mitchell, principal. New teachers includeMiss ford where lit: lived dm ing hi* lo push forward in spits of the»e slllirtions hss spurred them to extrsAdditional paving st the San JikIv Ith'idoa of DeLand. first early childhood slid attended thi ordinary deeds. ford Stats Farmer* Market will grade; Mrs. William Page of local schools. He was a graduate Rep. Walter Judd (R-Minn). who twitched his practice from medi­ he Ift to contract by th* State Drl.and, and Mis., Ann French, of Somltiole High School and of Washington and Lite Cutvcr.uty. cine to polities, told a reporter * ----------------—— —-------------------Road Department on Oct. 3, SL-colij grade: Mrs. Clause Dnn- Washinfft Bundy Anderson, market mana­ nliey and 5ila» Phyllisi. Flint, lie iilitalnnod hi- law degree al the with " r'<*"«rv things.” ger, announced today, fourth grade and Mrs. Mit cliitll Niitimial University in Washing•red arm - h ? H l d ^ ’-th* KaUer Th,lr dr,v# « nJ Pu,h turned tun D. C. In this connection he relemetl Thurman, third grade. had a withered arm. Mussolini wa, l"*<] d«tfuctlva channel, Judd the following communication from Mr Denton with hi- wifi*, the New (•floti* rolling* have been only flva fast two. Hitler had no *»"1- Bu‘ '» many other famous T i uaten P. Drake, Jr., member of Installed throughout, the whole former Anna Chirk of Sanford, obvious physical dafacts, but I n .1'*;*'- h* ■* - ‘ a* " " r“ K bMn tha Htate Road* Department (mm building Floors have been clean- and their son, Bobby, the only sur­ Ilia tlfth district was unlmpreaalvs and obviously • or,c* r, , ,,,. .. ■'tl mill reflnialtod. Rooms ap- vivor*. resided in Miami where he abnormal Sl- 1 sul had soma affliction,” "I know that you will he glid pt it nest and lldy, ami many wa- issoolated with the MulucM "llien thard wara Napeoleon [» afoka of Ihi* ton; to hear that Ban Senator Boyle and lidile« and clitlr* Iisvm hnon Department of the Miami tiackij and Caasar. Napoleon was another " the flash. And thrice ha prey ml Fteprasantattve Smith have, t-»- painted liy the teacliera. The but worn temporarily making 'I' and both were .p'lep.; that #he,( might , be released from pettier with thi ’ # Btata Road Da uch bl liinrli nun is reoorted t Ii*'ir homo at New Smyrna Beach Ceded In preparing to 1m in good cumiitlon and more while Mr. Denton wn» employed nartment, succeeded "Tudd. an avarage alsad Amerl-' ''St.lnmeti,' the electrical wla- Ihe project o f additional pave­ than 350 children are fed dally. «* Die VoluMn I'eiudv’ track Funeral services will he hold oan, said ha always ha* fait that|ard, waa hump-baekad, Beethoven, ment at your market for contract The building and roofing has at 4:00 P. M. Wedimaday at the of tha big reasons th* J*l'-| great eompoasr, and Edleon, hid. Thi* pretest la being adver­ been nut Into adequate stata. Flngi«r Funeral Chapel In Miami tised end wtfl ba lat to contract ....................... the great Invantor, were deaf. Hsllv'aya of thn school, while Springa her* ___ pushed themselves with Rev. .Scarborough of­ "Two of tha greatest of all ora­ on Oct, I al Oeala". risen, show tiie need of paint on ficiating. Burial will bo in Woodforward Is that they are small n*otors, Demosthenes and Wlnaton the walls to brighten them up. lawn Cemetery there. **"Bo they wear the longest Churchill, wara stutterers. They be­ FASTING CHER DIRS LONG H ()P ~ i" ha aald, "and sit on the came orators to prove to them­ PORTSMi CZECH FLYE R SFLE E d N. IL, Sept, OSLO. Norway, Sept. 19—(/P) borsM, They have to strut selves they could overcome their 19—-UP) —- A year-old negro FRANKFURT. Germany, Sepfc —Col Hernt Halchen, pioneer troubles," threw thrfr weight around minister Is j' ‘ tha affect* of 19—(fl*)—Two Cxech Air Forcf The history of soma of thn 80 day* o f y te Impress others but it continuous Aictic airman, landed a U. 8. pilot* have fled by plane from Air Forces transport plane at greatest art and literature, Judd fasting, to heleter Usolr own ego Communist-ruled Prague to f Th* Ray, went on, la practically tho history L. Lea, pastor Olso yesterday after 8,700-rnll* U. B. Air Base In Germany, it wag of their Inferior site.” non-stop flight frim Anchorage, Robert Louis of tha Christ Church •aid, efforts of of tuberculosis. announced today. Alaska, In 22.6 hours. ■ to com­ Stevenson aad Elisabeth Barrett died In Tho pair; a lieutenant and an Brig. Osnaral Prank A. Arm­ Id he had Brownlie had the disease, he re­ terda ae officer te, landed a light to emulate strong, eommandar of tha U. S. be over-com called. . at Erding Field la Air Forca In Alaska, accompanied training In th* i, the late do Bavaria weekend. Balchtn on tho hop. ' MSI Kiwimifl Club Finns Annual LadieR* Nin lit Doctor-Taroed-Politician Tells All About What Makes Dictators Tick r~~ m iuifilaS feaMw m W m | ------ �n -sj^ytnr. ' SfWC I TWO . imwM& . I»'-*, : ..G o l d ,,.. .,, - • '-!• ■ ...... ,!■'■<•'■. «T. ;■ v *s*> i. . ■ ‘ Vfj% „ ’ - , H '*■,>!- “ . *-» ■■ 4 ft 8. Brfeiters 93rd cjJit.j.i - r. -. n It la * familiar aaylng that everyone wgfeita higher Hr THANK t’AHEY prices for the things he sell* »nd lower priced for the thing?, asm elated f i H * Hrlrnee Writer "It. ’ t t .'J t f he buy*. This la juat as true uf gold as of othar things. The V/A8HINCIT0N, Sept. » 7 ~ W biggenl seller of gold in the world Is the Union of South —The government wants every Africu, which produces nlxiut half of the annual world suit shaker In the nation filled •I •MLATB L yield of the precious yellow metal. It would like to raise the with “ iodised unit.” That's ordinary table salt with price of gold. •SV.liO* *DB4W Iodine added to It. Theoretically the price is fixed by internationul agree­ a little (Jovernment and other authori­ ment. In reality It has been determined In late years by the ties have Just announced a ne« largest purchaser of gold the United States, unless it Is program to encourage Its use, oure coincidence that the world price has been $85 an ounce They contend this will give the parson enough Iodine to: since the gold value of the United States dollar was fixed overage 1. Help prevent one of the com­ at thut rate in 1088. Sellers of gold have talked about a monest forme of goiter figure as high os $56 an ounce. The United States, natural­ 2. Help fortify the people* health generally—because lodlns ly, opposes any increase ir the price. is an essential food element and What would happen If International agreement, despite some folks don't gel enough of it H tttM i n t u i t . American opposition, decreed a higher price for gold? Such from thslr regular food. Iodised suit is not new. As early a situation could occur, as South Africa Is by no meuns alone in wanting to raise tne price. Many of the nations of iik 1831 lls use was suggested to goiter. Over the years the world are, In u way, sellers of gold to the United States. prevent various health groups have advo They buy more American *:<iods than they can pay for with cated Ita use Now the government, their own goods, and so to make up the difference they the medical profession, public MONDAY, SEPT, If, » < » sell to America gold or some equivalent of it. Many of their hcullli authorities nnd the Salt Industry have Joined to attempt economists think a higher price for gold would be to their to gel everyone to use it. TODAY’S blar.B VfcHSH~ advuntage, and have prop* sed It. Dr. W. H. gehreil of the Nation­ the International Monetary Fund soma day should al Institutes of Health says In an ■ 2 k j£ !i Cr »—irUtton lie. In ir n t n If In ♦!»« n# w d # ! 4ltr» I H i l l n r l W f l l l t l f 1m> article in “ Public Heiittl. |r ■aiapHcatlon. AmocUu •our„»ir '.Many people who lake vita-* «i min purpose and laced with a difficult dec! lion whether to accept the raise, min tablets and are careful about (•auk A three-fold cord I* not at the risk of disruptive economic loss, or refuse to buy at getting an adequate supply of gflldkly broken.— Keel. 4il2, the higher price, at the risk of disrupting International vitamins neglect the Iodised salt which will Insure a health mini­ Tjt. (•alimony in the Atlanta economic and political co-cperaUon. mum of Iodine for Ihu normal m i CAM, which ii fascinating because son." II provides tuch convincing prool .Sehrcll Is director of Nlll's •I 'eternal moral truth*. would Institute of Experimental biology People Anti Accidents nnd Medicine, Man to indicate that thii promiHe that It has been shown MBt (octal family tolerated imIt is sometimes a fine thing to keep making new records, many save times In this country and noralily in their midtt until econ* but why should Americans set out on every holiday weekend abroad that "Iodine deficiency Is •mice became involved. But ai it to make a new record for automobile accidents? Gathering easily corrected and better health Inevitably mutt, when love it car­ the reports of the new dcnlh record set over the Labor Day achieved through the dallo routine use uf a table salt to which tiny ried to it» logical conclusion, willi weekend, the Natl-inal Safety Council and the Association amounts of Iodine have bean added become involved, and ,*o do life of Casualty and Surety Companies probed again for basic by the manufacturer." insurance policiei, hornet,'children causes. Tills salt Is Just as pure as ord­ Md ether heir*. It may be'all right Much stress has lately been laid on mechanical inspec­ inary salt, he suvs, Just as cheap to run around with another man't tion of cars, In the Interest* of safer driving, but according nnd tastes no different. ( f notion: bullied salt In not wife, but when you tlarl making to these investigators the human element is more Important. suggested as the answer to all _______ ©'speeds, reckless driving and luck of patience lead nutritional needs You have tu her your beneficiary, then there'* Kxcessiv the list or reasons for accidents. The great holiday Increase have other essential elements in bell to pay. in the amount of traffic, with its uccompanylng slowing your down of movement, causes many drivers to bo impatient and ham A great deal it expected of the younger generation in Ihit brave and to throw caution to the winds These are the times iliilc drivers should be most cautious. new world of uun. It it to the Thu accident problem, like most others Involving the WIIVIn vmir ui-ck Is n gland cabl’d youngsters to whom the reformer! actions of people, comes down in the end to individual the ihycuid. It iirmluces u "her* leok for theii real to find a toluresponsibility. Every driver must accept the fact that, at ilium*" ur chemical messenger— lion for the age old problem! of the wheel of his cur, he iH responsible for Ills own safety |that i« carried by the hlimd stream, prejudice, hatred, greed, luit nnd and that of Ills passengers and of other drivers on the road. i This liuumue cuulruls thu rate avarice, Bui ihe current report of Careless indifference to the rights of others is inexcusable of lieni prnductiun in ymir hudy. the FBI It not encouraging to that in any slum lion. In driving a car it can nnd often doe:i have It aids In stimulating the normal emwlli iif liiiiies luiir and skin. perlicular point of view. The crime fatal consequences. It helps the normal development Mte ie on the increase, more to in uf the lirnlii, helps stimulata sex­ ual development at the age uf the country, then In the ciliet, more puberty. It helps in the main­ Huck To Normal Among young people then among tenance of a normal pregnancy. eld. More crimri were committed Anil It nltls in the production uf an Moat oolleircH ami MilverHltlctt expect to lie nlxiut back adequate milk supply fur nursing W people 21 yean of age during ibe first (even month* of (hit year to normal thin academ ic year, a fter almoxt a decade o f unit nets. If the gland iluesn't get enough ibaa by any other age group. Next turm oil cuunod firat by the uncertnlntleH and apccial need* iodine It doesn't function projrero f war mid then by the uvulmiche o f atudentn a fte r the war. )■ Uae wera the 22, 23, 20 and 24 ly. I hey exp ect to lie buck, at any rute, to whut ujipearH to Imi One possible result of such loi p froupt. Year As OneOfTop Schools In Nation _______ P H <H N W _____ the new norm al, which may o r may not reHomhle the pre-w ar period in the total o f atudenta. Tka people are tuppoeed to gov* W ill the Inatitutiomi over l>o ijuito the sumo n gnin? •ta In a democratic country, but In unother yea r or tw o rpiMt o f the m ilitary vote ran* will MO oae ia to naive a* to auppotc Imi gon e from the cumpiiao*, but they will leave their mark. they the people favor the tale* In every achool where Huhnlantiul number* o f them altemictl, tax bill which the legiilature it In they not new Htundard* o f Mcholarahlp, behavior, ami up&• procei* or enacting. If sup- plication to the fimtinmontul purpoue* o f hltfher leiiriiinit. porltis of the bill thought the Surely thoae Influence* will not tiimippcar with tint veteran*. people wanted it, they would not It Ih expected that onrollm unta will tend to lie higher netiUle to lack on a referendum than n the tlilrt e*. probably permnnently. It may be ttxand iei ilia prople vole on it, a* pectetl uIko tlmt higher *tnrdnrd* o f Hcliolap*hi|i nml'aclui’vtt* they do on to many other contro­ ment will hu exiiected o f tlm future Mtudent, There i* HOine versial measure* to a* to etcape any talk among etlucatur* of ralHinu thu entrance age becat 1IU *U ■aietole repcrcuttion*. Rut they of the ohvloua mlvimtuKUH 1«> thu (Undent of another y,.«r or haeiw perfectly well that tuch a rtodum on this bill would ipell and of the *ale* lax id-’*, and 0MV do not want any tuch thing to So the people will get '4 sates lai, and they will have to jfjj any, end mailers y, because ntcauia their lard* tout* aim C ?•' Willed it so. ,r-- ' r “HP*-*+*^fc*‘ ** to w a New Yoik City collspies ita own weight and diiinlegralet t the M*. He) Boyle write*, it got be on account oi tome al| botob, but because of the ___ ihour lunch period. If budness togtotoP tW»e eat a* many oytlcn. * gtoi pastries, snd diink a* dry Martini* at noon as ik # they do, whrn • gl«M J a||k and a hani isndwich puts * to' rieep, it is no wonder that ’w k b already regstded as lean outpott of civiltiaphiioioplieir who iarment taco of idcnce n ipelling ttion of tha world muit that it Is impoiiible for _ to liMp pace with lha ol t a n. , nutation* to Btailey OdItrial Ihe political cout.gducs a bill liiaitlag the i tHegitimate children the *“ (port to one for eaeh will allow thfpt one , .4r, Odham declared* yN#»*t eubsidisa the whole thln( oui ninkten ie to )o*t what kridbatloa of illel Stale eoatribalM , sad how you i behave them- -"jUmMI (llnr-starvatliui Is the dlsoasi failed "simple gijlter." Onu forn^ of "tuxlc (poisonous) goiter" may resull ns a cmupl lent Uni uf simple goiter. Simple goiter Is an eulargomeu< (if 'the lliviolil gland. The gland, in trying to pnaluce hormnnu with out sufficient Iodine literally over strains Itself and gets large. Carroll Culpeppor Promoted To T /S j f t . CiirndJ W. Culpepper, son of Mra. A. (!. Allen, (ieneva, was re­ t»r cently promoted to the grade uf two of maturity ami uxpcrluncu Itefore begliminu the col- technical sergeant at Ramey Air lego career. The 'normal'7 Hltuutlon of a college ufewyenr* Force Rase, Puerto Rico, whero tho 21) year old airman la currently hence mny bo quite different from tlmt of i'h'ig. assigned fur duty. T-Bgt. Culpepper, who recently completed his 7th month of hlo some goveriiiiirntal agencies bring figures uf their own compiling. The Federal Trade Commission Abuses By Big Business Common Through The History Of America NEW YORK. YORK. S*, NEW Sept. 19— Man production i* csllrd ||IP of Amerfesh Indus! rial itKceii. ll often leads to bigne*. in bu.inr., Ami there hava been limes in our history when bigness led to abuir But many business leaden insist that bigne.* of buiinei. ,„u.l not be confuted with the abuse of size, and they cite * s ! l . r (.o nion making that dlstinetlon.a— * Cll> " which the court callg Ihe “nil# of I .. “ reason" In applying ihe anthtrust Ittle firms use products of U)M laws. big companies, Defender, of Mg. That saemx to he an Issua in tho neat Jontend that if „na - „ ; 4 * latest antitrust suit, filed against down, go may the other! tha A A P Food Store chain. The ?u^lh ,r ■•y that only the company says it la being accused of blgnaaa and efficiency ‘In Ita In! . ! ! *l’ ,h* ,?1n»f' ,Br"> fluano“low-coat, low-proflt maaa diltrt- .r?VlM..d l, h , |PHIent ami often button." Tho Juitlce --------- Department Su!(. t ! development of now procharset abuse of that bigngas— fV*.U‘ J h,« h»v* been Instancesur mo nopoll ting “ a substantial f t plestlcs amt synthetics— part of trade and eommarca a a a p*ln,.ul|y nurtured now at all levein of the food Industry from farm, to table." The government proposes to "tt— * split A A P two Waysi first, di-1co „ product ion, distribution and and retofiingj retofftnst nnd second,' tolto HIM not only are the larger Ina what'a fe left into geos 'J S 2 r ni ! ! ^ rou« h (III to units, la bet'ih actions si —n euto in production costs foe lor. S L & f e f f i . W W Prices, ta|>lao iso -fptqusnUy can snd do pay Tho 'isauea are foil the hod hli lyjRXRM than the smaller decide. But let's ItMdTet tha ernl question of blgWess in i they any, the pub’6u harmed li.'fW frp rtcee on tod by .. * » d e tod in groat* ,e r to tha #l»wer fro « hither forte*, lends to,i used to of bi|n*ta not* ilutl eompe Yto turn in iror ___ _th f f imweslie rule I RADIO STATHM W.T.R.R. j s y ^ y s . o « J *yrs M m ills In M u sic W o rld »t N in e V a r ie t y P o p u la r M n slu nailer the dining A n g s ts f s a r to I r t s d future chewing. |(t 01! P in Dp P a ra d e "My own kids solve this by |U A lin y - A i l l r l - A M u sic MI leaving the gum In u glass of \va Jf) n ld , N e w , llo r r o w e d , lllu e i i r i l t e s t r a Sr H ln r tei oiei night," sullied Hr. Niiln-h. 1I;on Them hus lawn concern vuiceil 11:10 M o rn in g V a r i e t y , lift W o rld a t Noon over the increasing size of Ih? 11 t l : I.*i T lie lln ml W a g o n huhlilcs. Home parents have feme i 12 l mu i- In i, J " Junior might blow a bubble so | I DO I'o iia ln r H ln r I .ut l ii A ru s rlc n n a large he’d la* wafted ulnfl liy a Is If. M u s ic a l V a r ie t ie s 1:30 strong wind. It a r None Itnn r-li Dr, Nafasli suys this Is unlikely. "SjftH IMI T m ln y s H ln r "The largest bubble I evei| 3 i 30 l l l l s A H e a d lin e s Y o u r M e m o ry H ongs Ifl heard of was only 12-lnehes m 14::«MI M u sic l.u v e r s P ro g rs m diameter, and that was blown ie | 1:10 T I i i i i W o n d e rfu l K e e lin g a championship rdiitest. A huldile . I: r> I I v U e ip ie sl of elgtit to ten Inches Is veiy good ’ (00 T h e ll h y l lu n H o a r r n T h e llr lg h t Hpot fur an iimaleur. 8:00 N e w s "It Dn’t mutiaMe that kids will 4:15 1‘ w t - l.lt e Hongs i. |o H pnrtS P a ra d e ever blow babbles much hlggei ilin g I ’ ro s ljy H in a s than. *• present, no matter ln>W l i r l t t lp g on a C lo u d .o'.. much we imtirovu tha elasticity r'i'i'H - E v e n in g M U H tm uf the gum " 7:10 P o f u ils r M usi*” 7 : !.*» v. r. w. Why T M u slciil Id le r lu lt s "It's very simple,” said Dr. Nn* 1J:.’.U I’ll n i ls l y lin lt - l- "The kid's face gols In tlm •ijll V•Me, fnsh. I H ie Hand Hi (HI N ls h l m illio n way, ISIII P o h u ls r M u slo I* .H> * purls King o t Day HiSt I'opulac M uslo H :IS I t 's I him s lim e 1C III) I ’ n lis il N e ilo n a IhiH l ’o |iu lu r M uslo IH ; 7ll I 'l s s s l c e l H o u v s u lrs The Sanford Herald I mi N ew s The Hanford Forum II »r. T i i i n l e h l s T i m s Dear Hus; (1-3(1 AI Din I h lit lle n d e a v o lis The ('obired clllxens of (Sold*- ' I r,.\ N e w s I,nit, wish to thank thu City Coin* Ia mi dIkii ntr who can U'al him. It Is Ills duty to lest tin- tuxtun- nnd elasticity of the until and to develop new flavors. H<> came t„ Ins post after II yt-ais us resean-h associate of Columbia Univcisity's Depuiimi-iit of (,‘licriilciil Kiiglneerlog. "At first, I didn't see how I could keep busy," said Dr. Nuvush, a siuull, dark earnest man of 411. ‘ Hut I have found bubble gum a real challenge. It takes all the sclentlfiu kuowledgi I have ton'll he inimied at the research going Into this penny product." Fortunately, American inviui-, live genius got started first, an.I, the United blales now lias at. least a fire-year-edge over Soviet Russia in hulihlu gum productiln. “ Other, count countries copy our wrajiieri." said Dr. Navasli complacent­ ly, "hut mine can duplicate the gum Itself." Hubble gum Is a f 10-tn-lfi-liilllluii-ilullur-n-yi-ai Industry nnd Intensulv coiupotltlve. There are alHitit 26 companies that turn It Sanford Forum nut. “ gull e a few adults are turning tu hubhlo gam la-ciia»e they get more fin their money,'' snlil Dr. Navnah. “ It Inis about three tlincas much sugar as mdinary gum." Tile gum base Itself is ellliei synthetic unliirat rubber pin.* niislon and any others responslbl.r . .. nr -------..........-t otted with reslnlslo*. waxes a m l,f h(,|plll|f ,0 Mqulr« the had olla. And If the gum duesnt snap, . , • at the light back into shape - 1“--id* IIhe l.i. children >— . usmm il lk k, L ^ ^ oei id lllh and (blvo Htreels, find It nut—and boycott that Vorly truly ymirs brand. They spri-nil thu won! Johnlo Dixon quickly to their pals. “ We go no the theory that the The American eagle appears on average kid I* n shrewd buyer.' a greater variety of early hand­ said Dr. Nsfosh. "A penny M made American glassware than often his entire inpilal, and hi demands mure for Id* money than pie lures of any other device, In­ signia or personage. Portrait busts the grownup." As a result the hulihlu gum liusi- uf (ieorgo Washington were the ness hak had to develop special second most popular. gimmicks to enclose In tin.’ gum Ired tea now ronaames about a wrappers—’like tattoo nirtui*’*, photos of athletes or movie stars, quarter uf all the tea that Ameri­ llnltk* the radio giveaway pm- cans use. Before World Mur II, the figure was half 11 per cent. J Why Endanger Your• 'Health? My W. V, bitting Tmirhton Drag Un. There pro many mIllicit drug* un tlm maikut today, drug* that carefully minimislured by u doi-Uir call idled re­ store licolUr lit it in.,Her of hour.!. In view uf thin it I*, mi.st­ ing that any one would ciuU iign- his health by puichinl.ig u medical preparation lie knows nothing about. Yet puiqilu con­ tinue to- du HU. To proscribe mudiriim reulre* not uuly a niiaplute nowIrdeA- of- Wluvt <f((*M drugs' will produce In '.hu body, hut an undtrstniallng of your physical condition at tne time medicine is praacrlk d, That calls for tlm services of n physician, Just iu prescrip­ tion compounding culls for the rkill of an expurh need phar­ macist, ThU la the 2flSth of a scries of Editorial advertisements ap­ pearing in Ikla paper each week. S T tod ON totom yen may ' Ttofto-'n* it such » ‘ *P-1 • .1 */> - 1 *— to « , , l , i i i l ! ( , i ' ! ! ) ) l i t j i l , i , i i , 7s ; i , i ! , ' d , t ) , M U , ( « i , d j S;-g®S|5v r W ’- ‘ Itel Bubble Blowing Engineer Controls Elasticity Of Nation’s Bubble Gum undw,ldit* The little fellow may Ue. U Me against tka tha | T a l l a h a s s e e !” sept. 10— (Special)—Florida Stute Ugiver* ! slty In Tallahassee will be enter I Ing Its l>9rd year ns one uf th t# j nation's leading educational in|stltutluna.wHen the 11MU-60 school term opens Sept. 22, FlvelmieU will mlive Sept. 23 “ for a weak of orientation prior to Ihe arrival of. upperclassman on Sept. 211. All classes begin Mon­ day, O ct.'3 . ; . President Dusk S. Campbell hat estimated that this year's en­ rollment will tup the 00(10 mark, an increase of mure than 600 uver^ the entering enrollment In Sep­ tember, 1049. | Returning upper-classmen will find several Innovations on the university campus. Most outstand­ ing Is eumplctlun and occupation i of the new Music building. Treat­ ed for sdutfd-prpbfing urn! air-eondIUoned, the four story building cover* an entire acre. Construction hus utiu been : completed un Ihe north wing t o # |the women'# jrymnasium, making that building ready for usa with the fall term. The now wing adds another gymnasium, locker rooms, 'lero is ii g«r,rral view of the Canadian stc.imoi- N (IRONIC ns fin swept thj ship bringing ilonth to offices and a top-floor recreation lit least 200 pecons. Called one of the worst disasters in mnritlnu history, the fire originated In an *tudio to presieit facilities, explosion and spread through the entire ship with lightning rapidity, trapping sleeping pussengers. V lr-, A new shops building, mainluully nil of the victims e Americans. A temporal y mo i gut wm, set up in the Canadian National ; tens nee center for the unlveislty, Exhibition (bounds. (International SouudphotuJ j will be In operation tlii-i tall wtili i all gervice shups being rentinlin-d under one, roof. Classes in in luxtrial art* wi|l also he held hoi*. In the way of added dormiti.iy - space, progress haH been mado on the first tpen’a. dormitory whkh lly HAL IKIYI.E should bo,/ready for occupatiat, by brook ! xiaius, no manufacturer has been NEW YORK,—(/Pi—A : February-, 196V. Hrynn Hull, fresiiTt'KBUAr Ivn chemical engineer ...iislnocr has ha. a . tot*,! wjlh ttl’,u »et Pol l* tva chemical h lt tu |tul »tttrip mnyto c0,ne. man women’e duriuihiry, ha* hten W r s is r n J s m liu r s e uuv kid In America nilgai envy— J S i " 1 . nlw*e* demanding |completely ivmwluled nnd Hill i.« News he test* bubble gum all day long. y ready for Bepteinher. Additional Western Jam boree I facllitlea are also being made T lie 7 O ’c lo c k C lu b ; available on the University's We,t News campus to accomndatu thu record p o p u la r S im la cii roll ment. M o rn in g D e v o tio n s has Just reported to Congress that tn 11)47 tlm 119 largest manufac­ turers In the United Htales con­ trolled 40 per cent of the total capital assets of all manufaetur ing corporations. in Its study of “ concentration o f 10th year of military oervlre* is economic power," the FTC ie attached tu ' 'the Headquarters ports there are industries in whichR KquBdron of tha fiUDtli Composite 00 per cent uf total akssta l i t hWd. Wing at Ramey, He Is assigned by , throe or fewer corporations! for duty as a steward for tho lianu (It names! aluminum; tin oans,'tfummlssionsd officers club. Prior - ..... — ----t*i— — j — . entering ----- ‘ j the llnulsum, cupper ametllng and to theservice, service,Culpepper Culpepper fining, cigarettes, distilled llquura, attended high Mgh school in tianford plumbing equipment amt .applies, from 1994 through lO.’ld, rubber tires and tubes, office and The eerfeant. Who Intends store machines, motor' vehicles, making the Air Force hli career, biscuits nnd crackera and preli- waa awarded the bruniu Star lira, agricultural machinery, and medal in July of this year. Thh moat products—running dawn, In award wai given hlnr for exem­ that order from 100 par cant con­ plary conduct In ground combat trol to 04 n*r cant,) kiaat tha Japanese In November Those who fear bigness In kusiJP44 In the Pacific Theatre of neis feel that a|u offers tempta­ stations. Tech Sergeant, then tion to abuse. Others aay that b|gat Lieut. Culpepper at that nkka ia a food thing for the count ia was serving with the 992nd try because It ia efficient. They Infantry Regiment. contend that If ahuae ever d m Tour of duty in the Caribbean arto W$an for Culpepper In June A iy* The argtMMto that er#| ■this ahSUroa # t, hw a» P aay gthar WM )• • ■M tor la to pH, h # > ’ ", MONDAY SEPTEMBER 19, 1 9 1 ^ T H X lA N V O O D S X I U L D . S A K f O B D V L O U D A » .W » * ------***** 9M Sanford Herald ■'■ ' .......... .. ','' pTYlv [ m I 3GJ ’WWS fgjfsAt f,-»1 -r tJy , .. i v .* ; it ■ .ie I , " . . * , . . . . , , , . . . . . , . . . , , ' , . . , , , . ............ jfci i / ' mmiiSB - ■ W T Y - ?! f *•■1■ pWBp'ti.'w\'n , .* ■ t; \ \ • \\ ‘ ... « : , J » I. \ ■ ,■ ; £ S \ ^ V : .X ‘.V: '. .' J ... . U v. ••>i ' 4 1 �SANFORD, FLORIDA P int Meet Held By Miss Chestfcruon [IsO Cdi Women Golfers Tells Wedding Plans Social And Personal Activities Carlin Palmar Ray—Darkly Editor ---- Bridal Couple Is With Party Social Calender Honored V The Sanford Woman’* G o l f i AaseclHtinn held Its first meeting of the Full -canon with a luncheon i at the Twilight Grill In-t Thurs­ IIAPPY IIIRTIIDAY day at I2 :UII o'clock with Mis* Helen Calm* ns c nln luimnent Grace Main’ dlineeipber chairman. Mi*. W. P. Heard, newly elected pic-ident, conducted a "ii Wednesday. The ceremony will he perform­ short hiisinesa meeting .mil intio od ed ot at 7:30 o'clock Ht Holy Cross ducetl officers anil member* of Episcopal Chinch by the llev. It. committees for the coming yeni i.vltlrtnn Zimmerman. Mi*. Roy (Ithei officer* include Mi «. Flank Byrne*, church nrgnidst, Andrew Cairnwny, vice president; vmII lender a program of nuptial Mr*. John Sehlrard, lecordlng sec­ The brolbi'ibood of tlie F’ lrat music and Mias Joyce Hutiel will retary: Mrs. Hugh Whelchel, Baptist Chuicli held its regular I-- the soloist, tteasuici: Mins .Mamie Wilson, monthly meet mg on Thursday Mis, Chesterson ha- rlmaett a» corresponding secietaiy. C o i n night in the Educational Build­ Iici maid of honor, Miss Daphne luittfe chairmen are Mis, Enri ing with wive*, tlie Junior Broth­ <'mindly, and bride.*maith. wli 1 l«’ Mrs. Ralph Ray hipI Miss Hose- iliggiiiboilium, member-hip; Mis. erhood and then mothers ^ as n u n Cullum. Solving a- best man K. C. Huy in mi, golf; Mrs. K. II. guest*. The pii'-ideut, J. D. Cm fm the bridegroom will he Phil bmlth, hint.Ilcup; .Mi*. \V. G. ill 11. i-oiulmted the meeting and C. Stanley, Jr. and usher* * d ' In* I Iwniiii:. publicity; Mi— Doiothy linmlil Stanley. Alfred Stanley l o t I, t ‘,'li} '. Nil-- Helen I'lthll-, cnHUemoii nt; .lit-. Cecile Joseph, I'nuip. nud Henry Tamm. .It. A rhickiMi pilau kupper wrr A ieccpllii|, will bi bold follow­ rule* and .Mi*. Geoige Thin stun, set veil aftei which the meeting ing ihc ccicmony, at the Chester- year hook. ! was turned over to Douglas son home in lllglilalid Park. Mrs. Ileaid welcomed vi-itm* Juice, [cadet of the Junior Broth­ and new member* and annouiiced erhood, who piesotlted a pro-. ,..1.1 t*,,t,t1mte t„ I— ! * ! i i t i I’ uX 1 / 0 0 1 ? ;J,„* ; ’ 7' ••••I the same as last year each Thurs­ l.ionnid June-, Eugene llarlnsau, day With u luncheon meeting everv Milner Osbotnc. Wesley Hamll, third Thursday, . Terry Cordell, and Waller Itonth. Arrangement* aie being comMr*. Huy man told of new nml The nominating committee preplotod this week for a dance to novel tournament* which me he- ! setiteil the new officers and the lie given Wedm -day for Ihe liene- Ing planned for the coining year ' Ivrnaurer'* lepmt xvn* given by in nf the Harry-Anna crippled and *taleil llint enli'itainiueut for A, D. Hoiiali it The outgoing Chihli ell’s Home at li mittikiss. The neigh) "icing dull- is also oil the president, Mi I'm dell, lhanked ; all offlei'i. fm their splendid rtffun will be held In tha San schedule "f event*. In the golf limtuey played tim­ j cooperation dm mg the year nml • hi" Club on Highway 17. Tickets will im mi sale by Elks ing the morning and afternoon welcomed all viators present. l.mlge iiii'liitici. in laitli Sanford the winin'! of the t'la-- A division 1 Those nt lending were Mi. and •Mis lloligla I,.be. Ml and Mr*, ami Orlando. The dance is to was Mi- K. II Sinilh, Chi— II. i () C. tiilib-. Nli and Mr*. J. D. Mrs. Hugh Whelchel nml Class C. -tint lit H:lHi and will last until : Cordell, lb mid Mr*. G. S Sel2 no The Kmmi for Crippled MD* Wilson. Mi*. W. IS. Fleming limn. Ml. and Mr*. Horner (lawas the winner of ihe putting . onCinhlien nt Umatilla is maintained borne, Mi. and Mi*. B. K. Mc­ test*. by the Elk- of Florida. Whorter, Mi and Mrs M J. Mrmheis and gue-ts attending Kiinwllnn's O n ha-lra, featur­ . Meek*, Mi ami Di*. NV. D. ing Cheiry Owen* at the drums, the hinrlieon weie Mi*. E. II. ' Stine, Mi ind Mrs. M. L. Smith, Mi*. E C. ilaynmu. Mi­ e ill fnrul*h the nm-lr. The archesWright, l*i and Mrs W. P 11 n. as well u* the hull fm dancing, lt. C. Whelchel, Mi«* Dm "Illy Brooks, .Ii . Mi and Mrs. O. It. PoweM. Mi*. M G. Fleming. Mt». Smitli and N I, ami Mrs. John i- being provided without charge by Fed Hirer owner of the Han Price Ileaid, Mi- Geoige Tin.is- Miller NhKail Higginbotham, Also Nil and Nils. A. C, Mad Oil'., prominent ill Elk Lodge t u n and Nli* John Abranifan-. Greer i* paying all ex- Mrs. Dee Phillip-, Mi-. John Ivey, den, Mi p> n-r- nf Ihe dalle. *n Ihill all Mias Mamie It Wil-on, Mi- A. i * .lilts, Mi ami Mis. Fi. A. Cov­ D. Mm Ii. NG-. living Fellibeig, ington. Nil and Nils. G. I' Dixon, fund- dgriveil may gn to the Mr*. It M Rei'ly, Nils, Clyde Ml. and Nli- I J. Mail 111, Mr. Hini y . Anna Hume. tla m -o . Mi-. .1 V. Row land, Mi— nml Mrs. R I Tliomaa, Nli ami Niilinins, Nli and In fiym g egg*, cook over low Rose I ' l i . Mi-, llol Ciiihei, Ml-. Mi-. Voile N lie.it mid cover (lie skillet tightly. J. W Nllnmli, Mi- Si bn md. J i„ Mis S. r iiiahaio. Mi. ami Mrs. Mrs. M11inmi Itu--rl!, Mi-. Ito-- R iy Slayton, Mi and Mis. A. J. Mlaa Carolyn C h eaterao n , daughter of Col. nml Mra. Paul J. Ttlcphon* Cheateraon. whose engagement to ---Guidon Stun ley, »on o f Mr. wnd .................. , ^|ti( p (i|| j, <qtnnla-y, was recently I announced, told today plans for # * 1 v 91 %* l O Het marriage which will take place Mlaa Jean Sayer had as hn Mias Jacqueline Mlchela and M tlN D A l Harry C. Delgnan, whose marriage gucsta over the waekend Mia* In chare* of the program. The Dependable Claaa of th* wai an event of Saturday morning Margie Hiatt of Jacksonville. Plrtt Mathodlat Church will meat Jat 10:00 o'clock at All Soul* CathHugh Whelchel Jr., has left fm at the home of Mr». V ’-tfil Smith, { olic Church, war* honored with n W ait Eighteenth Street, at 8:00 rehearsal party in the form of a points In Pennavlvanla whrie lie boat trip given by Mr. and Mra Is visiting friends. P. M. F. E. Round Hat following the wed­ TUE8DAT Mia* Betty Hayniaii has return J h a Hemerocalll* Circle of tha ding rehcarial on Friday night. During tha cruiac alngtng was ed to New Urlcana aftei n van. UPtford Garden Club will meet at 6:00 P. M. for a covered diah enjoyed and later refreahmenta Hi,n ipant with her parents, Mi ■ upper at tha home of Mra. A. E. were served by th* hostess aaslat- and Mra. K. C. Hayniau. Brubaker. 2001 Palmetto Avanua. ed by Mra. A. W. Lee, Mlaa RoseMr. and Mra. E. M. Arinitngo Tha American Leyton A u x ilia r y marv Cullum and Mlaa Claire Dur­ plan to leave North Hatley QiicIhc. will have a covered diah (upper and. Thoac enjoying the event with Canada about Sept. 24 to attend at 8:80 P, M at the Leflon Hut. The y irli who attended Glrl'a Mlaa Mlchela and Mr. Dalgnan the wlnt*T months In S.infnru. were Mr. and Sira. Anton Mlchela State, their aponaora and moth* era will ba apeclal guests. Mra. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Delgnan of Col*. Fred Baaaatt left yesterday l" Hanry Me La u(In, Jr., Glrl’a State umbus, G a „ Mr. and Mra. J am s*. return to his home in Coral Gable, riel*.---- *-!» » mad luaia* •a van Merhnlla. Mr. aud Mrs. L e e ! 4-., UKWIOMMII **** n tin ff program. , and tha Milica Rosemary aim ovi- with Mr. and'Kir*. W. D. Hofmann ^observance of Weak of P r a y t r {1ty Cullum, m hbye Morton, Patri­ for State Mlaalona will be held at cia l.asor, Jhan Mary Laaor, Dorn Mr. and Mra. Humid Kaatiin the Flrat Baptlat Church at 3:30 | thy von Herbulla and M argaret, returned yeatefday from Ml. Plea von llerhulta. Also Carl HattTo of P. M. with Mra. John D. Abraham* sant. Pa. where they have *peu la a t i r m ihi .Atlanta, Ga.. Carl von Herbulla, i the paat several month*. Tha ^Prlendahlp S * . . ’ of th a 1 *°»Herbulla, John Adam. Lake Mary Community Church I Jo* A<Umr (| Col and Mr*. Paul J. Chcatmann will meet at tha manaa at 8:00 I have as their guest*. Mr. and Mi P. M. Frank P. Martin and son Hobby ,d The R. W. Ware Blbla Claaa Newburgh, N. V. will hold tta monthly meeting at the horn* of Mr. and Mra. A. K. Mr*. Cecil* Joseph ami MrMoran, 1401 Sanford Avanua, at Mias Jean Sayer and her mother 1Andrew Carraway lefl on Satin t .S 0 P. M. Election of officers will Mra. H. N. Sayer entertained on day tu visit In Washington, D. < ha held and all members are urged Saturday afternoon at 4:00 o’clock i and New York City. to be present. with a Coca Cola party honoring A tee will be held at tha South- Miss Carolyn Chesterson, whoa* I Mra. K. 8 . Vrrnay lias retuiurd aids Primary School honor!** all marriage to Gordon Stanley will , to her home on Park Avriui.- at new member* of the Paraot-Taach- be an event of Wednesday night tar spending a month's vacation in ar AaaocUtion and tearhera at at Holy Croa* Episcopal Church. Baltimore. Md„ Washington, D. C. l i l B P. M. All naw and old mem­ l i v e l y hibiscus arrangements and Little Swltaer land N. <’. ber* era urged to attend. were uaed In decorating tnrough- I Mra. L. M. Ro** has left for li-n Sanford Lodre No. 62, F. A. M out the room* of the Sayer home will meat at 8:00 P. M. Important In Mayfair. The dining table wa* home In Giants, N. Me*, oflei bualnesa will be undertaken and covered with a cream colored lac* spending some time with Mr. .>tul elimination of candidates will b« cloth and centered with hibiscus Mrs. Thornton in Sanfonl and with Mra. It. E. llaley In Lakeland SRd. In shades of pink. Candle* were WEDNESDAY used In lighting the dining room. Friends of Ed Fielding wilt lie Khenaet Court No. S2. Ladles Mlaa Cheateraon wore a polkaOrlantal Rhrlne of North America, dot frock of green and white sheer Interested to learn that lie bus will meet at 8:00 P. M. at the and Mlaa Sayer was gowned In I been transferred from tlrlaml" Knight* of Pythlaa Temple In white doited Swiss fashioned over .where he has hero nssoclnted with DeLand. Initiation will be held. apple green taffeta. During the . Commercial Credit, in Laknlnnd | I’lmpped pi lines, chopped ap­ Observance of Weak of Prayei afternoon the hostesses presented Billy Fleming tins returned to ple-. mid finely diced celery make for Stats Mlaalona will be held at the honor guest with a crystal the University of Floiole In nn excellent -luffing fm fowl. the First Baptlat Church at 8:00 P. M. with the Elal* Knight Circle supper tray and a gift was also Gainesville after spending ill* pimi Flavor with a Hole onion Juice if weekend In Han fold willi hiit mil lie-it i'll. In charge of the program. Mrs. given to Miss Sayer'* housegucst Cliff Able* la chairman of the Miss Margie Hiatt of Jacksonville. ent*. Assisting in serving was Miss Ire)*. ■ To lest a pancake griddle drop The W. M. If. of the Geneva Peggy Duncan. Those invited to Ira Mrs. W. G. Fleming, Mrs. Crrih ‘ ii five drops of eold water on it; Baptlat Church will hold an or- with Mis* Chesterson were her Joseph and Price Heard rctunici! if Hie uiili'i form* -mull bubble* Chrstermn, recently from Collide, (in. where lbill In-* nml dance over Ihe grid­ gsntiatlnnal meeting at 3:30 P. M. mother, Mra. Paul .at the churrh. Mia. Alfred Stanley, Mr*. Ralph they vlslled Mr. Fleming's muthri. dle pour on Ilit- cakes. THURSDAY Kay, Mrs. Donald Jones, Mra. Mr*. W. P. Fleming. Scmlnota Rebekah Lodge No, 43 Dale Scott, J r„ Mra. T W. Mam. Spirit!I blsi'iill dough with Imtwill meet at 8:00 P. M. In Ihe Mr*. Eugene Harrison of Jack­ The Misses l.ueln and Lamar t.......... . margarine (softened!, Odd Fallow* Hall. Visitors are sonville and Mra. Carlin Ray. McLeod returned to drlnndo ye- blown sugar, a sprinkling of Hnwelcome. All members are request* Also th* Mlasas Daphna Con­ tenlay after spending the weekend i minion, and a few chopped nut*d to bo praaant. nelly, Betty Jo Brock, Rosemary In Hanford with their grandparent* meat*. Then mil up in Jtlly-roll Cullum, Joyce ffa tu l, Elisabeth Mr. and Mr*. F. E. Himnilllut. fashion, cut in slices, and bake In Dyson, Elisabeth Whlghan, Nancy Mike n Imt oven. Mr. and Mr*. A. L. Skinner and Williams, and Peggy Duncan. dntighters, Mlaa Caro) Skl.iner mu) "Sonny" Skinner are expected to Sanford about Oft. I, MAMIE PA (JEN HART return this week from Mnrriaville. Mrs. A. O. R o W t * entertained* Friend* will be Interested to Mi. ami Mis. Howard Klaltci last Friday with a birthday party! team that Mrs. Mamie Paganhert Pa. wlieio I hoy have spool s o c i a l have h i lived fro m llurgenflebl, honoring her inn Mike on hi* slain celebrated her 78th birthday yes­ months. N. J. to visit Mta. Fisher's par­ birthday. The guests gathered at; Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Thornton ents. Mi and Mis II. C. Iletiel tha Roberts' home at 822 Catalina! terday. Many guests called during Drive where they enjoyed game *,1the day at her home at 402 French have returned to their home in nt llieit home on Park Avenue, on the lawn. Pictures were taken, Avenue, tn wish her well and she Sanford after visiting in Lake­ Min. Flslier Is lliu fmtnur Jatul during the afternoon. Prlsoi warn 1received many lovely gifts. land with Mrs. II. E. Ilnh'V and lla-Uel. won by Lorraine Jeffords, Buddy I ilanghtci Miss H e l d Ilull' v Mr. and Mis. John Hughe* nml .Kirk ami Dorothy Me Alexander.' Mi-* Virginia Johnson la s re­ son Micluiol left on Frldav fm Judy Burchael, Mra. Robert* waa assisted ini McAlexatider, Southward, Lesllo turned to her home in Snnfoid a l ­ Chicago. III. to make their nmne ytertainlng anil serving by Mr* 1Rosemary ill Kirk. Those enjoying the' Jones, Lorraine Jefforda, Wayno ter spending the summer In New I Ml. lloglie* will he associated with afternoon with Mike ware Kev i Healing, Evle Dossey, Bonnie Vork City. She I* expfrted I the liideoinltv Insurance Compam Vaughn Buddy Kirk, Bobby Wlf- Stoffcr, Vicki* Forguson, Brenda leave on Wednesday lo entei Flori­ uf America Hi the legal depart llams, George Hugh Willlama., Bus Brantley, Martha Kaellng, da State University in Tidliilm-seo. nient. Itnptist Brotherhood lias Supper Meeting PAGE A picnic aupply cornsr will be a 1 add a few grocery *uppli#s—-can* help to any family that doe* a lot . of «nl'ditie< and In n a fisli ar« lianof outdoor sating In summer. If dy for -arnlwielo'-, leviliol hnnt to you have a spare -belt keep your o-e l"i m iie ii , , g . nml so forth.-j— !»♦ picnic supplies together and handy : a basket, vacuum bottle or jug, Setve innned di atoiol l.eetc In ^ paper tups and plates, paper imp- a -nlnd; uuplv nun mule them In a — kin*, contalnnrs f"i -alt and pep- well.-ioi -.o n ed p u n, h dro—iinr and per, sandwich bag* <>f waxed pa- onlo .Ii•• ,|.I.■ ■ l I,-it •e e leave*. Or per, a roll of aluminum full nml fm a >uim Li ■ •I I. mid celery —one of the waxed pnpet for wrap-I and ...... .. t" i i rip to tlm ping picnic food- You might nl«iC b e d . m.i . f . c iting —J ill si. Try Our New F,\cil in^ French llnir (*u(! Dons with -ci-sor- -pr* lulls de-lgned fm tht We are happy Roberts h Honored On Birthday j Barbara Bradley, Wanda Ball,. Elinor Williams. Also Mra. G. H. Joyce Cullum, Mlkle David, Vance' Williams, Jr., Mrs. Bill Kirk. Mrs. Davis. Connie Compton, Data Dun­ B, B. Vaughn, Mra. Hugh Duncan, can. Marcia Gruhar, Suxanna Mra. C. O. Jones, Mra. J. A. Riser. Jonas, Pamela Jones, Bonny Lay, Mrs. Jack Blanton Mrs. Ernest Margaret Jones, Ethel Lee Riser, Southward. Mrs, Asbby Jones, Sharon Riser and Sara Blanton. Mr*. Harold Keeling, Mrs. C. W. ~W Also Doris Blanton, Dorothy Brantley and Mra. J. W. Brantley. Dr. and Mr*. H. W. Ropreeht left today for Atlantic City, N. J. to attend a convention of the ...nerlcaii Chemical Society. W thrie Dr. Runrecht will deliver a paper on "Minor' Elements In Miss Iris Gav Flower* returio'il yesterilav lo Wesleyan Cnnsmvn tory In Macon. Ga, to begin hei senior year. She la inajmlog m art, Mlaa Flower* In the daugliieof Mr. mid Mrs. C. M. c l o w n , of this city. dfomU* maku tvtry hour gala with Nli- I'laia Gma, Mo. Peter aim, Nil ami Mrs. NI. G. Callaway. Ml-, 'ei ill' Hodges, Nil amt Nils. M S Net Joseph. Mi- Camilla Hiure, Mi- •on, Nli util Nti- c, I* Forres H e m I""kc. Nli- ii w. Spetaer. lei. Nli and Mrs W. E. hinder, Miss Vain , tN'Iule, Nil— Helen Mr. and Ml* I. M, Cornell and Ml. and Mi Roy Heel. Calm- nml Mi-, Hetty Hiivnian Al-" Mi and 'll*. S. J. Davis, ......... pm la ipallllg III ll"' i elf mati I" weie Mi-. Whelchel, Mi*. Jr., Mi ami Mi- lien Wade, Mr. Hcai'l. MiIvey, MrItem ami Nil- NNilliim Wade, Mi. and Mis. C NN llamil, Mr and Mrs. lug, Mi. Ninth, Mi*. Thin . ’ on. Forrest i ialcliel, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mai -h. \M W It. William*, NV It. Foil, Mi and Mia, Roy Mrs . Vlhtnm. Mir. Adnhi**, Mi*. T. iliowiiiag. Mi ami Mis. II M. K. M» Mum. I ihnd W iNmii. I’earee, Mi and Mrs. Ross CalImiin,. Mi mill Mrs, A. D. iloiintree. Ml. and Mis. Douglas Slotl ••timu. Mi. nml Mrs. Josh Phil­ lip*. Nil. and Mr* Hugh Duncan, Mi. and Mr*. It. F. Cooper, Mr. Tim hioud "f the Houthsldo Pri and Mrs. J. L. Jackson, Mr. and nimv School I'nteiil Ti'acliei A sho- Mr*. R. A. Howell, ,lr., Mr. and cialam ....I no Fliilnv ofternaon Mr* A. I.. Thomas, Mr. and Mr*. III 'lie i bon I al 2:1111 P. M. willi Nlyinii Slid III, Mr. and Mr*. Gor­ I ' m -idem Mi-, H. W. William* don llrissno, Mr. nml Mra. M. N. picillllig Plans Wine made fnl Cleveland and Mr. ami Mr*. MatMo I'oiioiig vein anil fm a lea iin Stlneclilpher. Al-o Mra. Mamie llontmi, Mr*. liormrlng ui'W PTA meiiiliei* noil la " ti'iichei - al (lie school. The J. B Itiers, Mrs. It. K. Pippin, lea will lie lodd lotlloiiow al 3 1ft Mis. It E. Cordell, Nils* Peggy Aliie Traftford, P Nf. ai ihe .ilmol All new ami Pippin, Ml** Homy Moore, W L. Vance, f!, ■d'l Olcmliel- III!' lOlihallv luvill'd S Nb NVImiter, C. II lllers. H, I', iilfeml .1 Davis, W. 11. Soul It, Joe.. NV. I' t. JX wa- ihe dale -I'l for Ihe Koke, Peril lie ymdda, Hoskiy ion ml Hallowe'en raiuivnl and NVight and Arthur Kin-hhoff. 'la group i hose llie tlu'iiie "Know Junior Brothxrlmml nienihera I l<o School Heller" fia pi "Kl Mill' who were preaentd iluludeil Mil ii...... Ilie >oming year. nei (Pshorne, Terry Cordell, Mob. bv Dekle, Waller Itoiitli, Douglas Narv iieumi'd rliirkrti bv milling iiglesby, Robert Hleontimn, Jim -Ipips of plini'iilo, black olives m " in Cordell, Tluirna Minor. Gene ....... oiiisliioom-. Serve over bid NVIUinson, Johnny Blown, Henry l>i-i irit- tlint have been split and Cm dell, Eugene tlin inoaii. Lemi aid June* and Wesley llamil hollered. lo wrlrome hack In mu •.a i«h 117 North I'ark ..IF I'l.... . 717 Will he ii ihr F*r al fun n m n v Vimev f Inin h, v n ifv iv i: nf ihe link l HIT lirf -•■ I . < iv \ frfim tu? 'I tn 12 to enroll pupil 4 for her KINHKKGAKTKN * loch nprn* Nl.mday. Sept t*J i i* I* »lJ " !»ll illi .'r, I'hiitte J*1.1K-It for tle-rr v.illmi. NNIM l.|l Nlit LIKE III BNNl .H i .McC.AI/L IWTTI KYS n:l i*n i»d mi ( NBItll D IIN ( i AKRKTTS in SAM*OKI) Pl.F \HI' EXPHEHS Yltl B DI UIKI BY ( NBD or I I I II It MAIL TO <44 Jt lr« i .7 J. >1. GAKItl-Xr P. 1». til >\ li t" PLE \S1 II NNr N111 H Ml IF MIS U III I I IN Nl-M KAMI l,EFI Eli m i NBD Ml s i III li.M |> Ivi N /Ot •111 !U< vj I n rttl.l <Ji* •! Ip I ^ ^ lull f t l ^ t ft,j |lf«L,il'l|ty /* till •al ( ll 'urcif. 141 til U u etti.utLiB tjcu i!i<-p rt f III 7\ ^Uftjuuood __s I -e lliu l.at u] Nwit* Plan, M C M bobWa tiara run Imy Nb)\\ rAMr SEPARATES K LO C SE S SI Ineil Itv K A Y WIND SHU. CAIMU. S t 'l - \Nlt KAY PAIIKKK in ILm.n irepe. loilu rid nud hire Irint - I nles . , . lung nr slinrl s Ippnph In while anil new I'ntl luilnrs , . i.fis to :w ini|on NhirlwpIsfH i.r»9 \IN 'S X ' " V' " \UIN* N ltln g nnKK an inr xml Nhnrkakin in S le d (Jiey, M gltl (irean , Dark <*■ een unit checked mixttire* . . . ^ ^ C O M F U II IIT NtW TONI S P I N CURIIRI 14.00 — 15.00 Nn nor* rul ptittic... all-1 *av» Irom no Regular valua. :htdad hi thto oflrr-Toni Crai IM to giva your Tom lira nnanrni romantic to(in»»*! TOUCHTON DRUG jt* *£] • -.V ’ -‘ V• * — - --* ? .• .J*'.!.' WEII.lI ■: 1 ' ‘.f I,"'.. « i>r •;}•: f , f w ■'Vt-h •■ . * ' L,v< ftVMSSI 7 *4Vl •ll 1*4 II nr elvganca , . In (iHlmrdine NtW TONI A i n u k it t.il t It OwapMM lad Orrhldi Bui-Mil cite# and rich lata, (or • Flfur*-Perfect itlp badarhed with an aiqulaita ambroidtrad ordddl OumpMiw, pur* *hua ,v tad daiquiri trean. Sim ft W to 40; JJS to )81 'jl1* <J ••if 111 Smiitiih 1W dtlkaM ttlot ot • dun*- s r \y t . Fall i . great luxury at little price! IV MRS. V. S. VERNAY Your Suit for 0 tM T~ lb*' SA Soullisidc l*TA Meets And I'lanH For Tea TWICE as E A S Y TWICE as FAST ft ANN'S MIKASOI, ItK.U TV SAI.ON Adaoi A n il'p Now! Toni Home Permanent -l.iff BELLE MINSIIKNY Wednesday Night Jean Sayer Honors Carolyn Cheateraon il* • vial- hurl cut 112 N orth F o rk / ft! x.ll �MONDAY gRPTlMBER l» t 1849 MENU E ffect In Stores IC eatlen eg r t w By CECILY BR0WNRT0N1 A iM tltM Preea Food Editor Paw s « s « ) hatural rubber for soma time, aluatlon glvca them the chance i the excuse. After all, they'll I American trader*, It will cost MSI no more—In dollarn, *But there are certain goods that may come down In price In Ameclean stores, when currency u.lustment* are made. American mportora are known to have been W aving buying of British good* W several months. In expectation 4L a cheaper pound. A flood of theh« goods may hit market In coming weeks, i» Mks advantage of the ahort-term fj o/lts to lie made from the cut U , the pound, Textile Importer., hkve said that American order* on Hrltlah book* are largo—order* that were maiked "hold lor de­ valuation." [.British woolens and woistuds, gloves, cltlnaware, leathei pmducts, even .Scotch whiskey may he bought cheaper than formerly. Upt don't count these chlckiuis be­ fore they are hatched. The British fjjn raise their prices on them. f J n time, they may have to, bocauso tlivlt costa o f living are going up. There will he. •— mediate hrku in the prlra of bread In Britain. Demand for wage boosta rpu be expected after Unit Cost of production would rise, anti so would their price*. Britain Is going to havo to watch out or Ihdy II start another inflation fpiral there. t To take iidvnnlage of tha n«w Ighcr pindinslng powi.r of your Pilar you will have to buy some­ thing In'llie sterling area Or go there as a tourist, before their mires rise. Ike dollar will h* tops for toursts for a while, b But maybe you don't want or Retd any of the things they have tti sell, or not very rnufch of them. It has becomo abundantly dour line# the war that they used and want a great deal more of what /m erle* has to sell than Ameri­ cans waul and need from them. ................ . ur tastes are ..... different than itlrs, and our own result ire* nod products me plentiful. ( It Is Ibis American economic' in­ dependence which likely will «|..w down ami minimise the effect* here of the currency juggling •round the world. Meantime, the American dollar Is Ihe acknowledged world lender today. Yearn ago It was the pound that sal on the world fimuuinl throne. Today your dollar Is the Impoitaiit thing everywhere- and It i* worth morn In many eounini's today than it i.a* just Inst week. THE BHlMCOoka"LUNCHEON Tomato Juice Cocktail, Caraway Cracker*. Creamed Ham with Deviled Ekk»*. Tu»»ed Green Salad. Buttered Parkerhouse Roll*, Compote of Fre*h Blue Plums,i Bsverags. (Recipe for Starred Dish Follow*) CREAMED HAM WITH EGGS ( For Two) Ingredients: 2 hard-cooked eggs, 1 temponn butter or margarine, W teaspoon elder vinegar. 4 teaipoon mustard, t tableipoon butter or maraarlne, 1 tableipoon flour. N nip milk, 4 cup firmly packed cubed cooked ham, salt and freshly around pepper, paprika,, parsley. ’ Method: Cut the hard-cooked eat* In half lengthwise and scoop out the votka Into a tmall mixing bowl; keep the white* intact and sat aside. Add 1 teaspoon butter or margarine to the yolks and mash well: add the vinegar and mustard and mix vigorously until smooth. Refill the egg whites with the yolk mixture and set aside. Melt I tablespoon butter*or margarine S ( i heat, add tha flour and bland wall; add the milk all at one tlm* and i stir over low heat until mlxtur# t H e ' I B 1 ■* Is entirely smooth. Now increase r *' ! > [ . ' l W i i ,¥ beat to moderate and rook until Icv iK v i' ’■■■•■W * ■ a thickened and bubbly, stirring eon| J stantlv; ndd the ham and allow to r bubble ovar low heat for 2 mora 1 minutes. Remove from hc*t, taste g 1\ ■' i for seasoning and add salt and pepb. . 1 Per as necessary; If ham Is salty 1 no more selt I* needed. Put theg| PORING for the cameramen on a creamed ham Into two shirred Hollywood sat Is actress Peggy egg dishes with tha deviled egg Cu .tie, who wae voted ae having halves In the renter end eerve at tha "Classy Chassis of 1949 by once; or If you prefer eggs hot set i United Auto Workers Union mem- the dishes in a slow (826F.) oven hers In seven statee. 1 for about 10 minutes. Sprinkle (International) fBKI wi*h paprika and garnish * VatS* HUNDKKDF I’ KJIIHII AS FI,AMES KNUULF LAKE RTKA.MKIt A mining inferno, tlm Unnndlun Rt«nnshl|i I,inn cruiro nhi|. NORONIO burns furiously ut her pier lit Toronto, ('nmulu, tuk.ng the lives of more limn 200 of the 7<Ml persons who wore sleeping i.lioiinl. Tin- dll', nriginutlttg In u Klein roin|.iiitrilen>. Ilashed through the entire wooded superstructure .>I Ihe ves.ud, giving the pnisengeri. Illlle ch.nice lor eseipe. All lull 20 of those on the steamer were reported to lie American*, and most of tliesr were fruit DHmlt ami Cleveland areas. (International Hour.lplintn) ¥ .J * HOT AND roi.n WATER SYDNEY. Austi alia—(A*)— Longraach, Queensland Austra­ lia, nas hot and cold water from nature Thr cold water Is pumped from the Thompson River thrsa miles away; the hot come# by deep bore* from an underground artesian basin. It reaches the borehead practically at boiling point. B Britain first claimed the Baham­ as In 1027; but was unable to make good her claim for almost a esntury because the Islands war* held by plratas. Devaluation b u n t u r f by million* Ihtvi coniersnee: "W* agreed to create appro [rial# Incentives In export In the lollat area* mid make r vlgomii. Black on pioducllon. Well, w” l*V* created the Incmillve, all light," Th# pound Is now officially worth only f2.HH, rntutinri'tl wills [he previous f4.(>3. Tim BrHIsli tope this will ntlmiilsli' cxptul* V lowering the sidling price of rltlsh goods "If we are to succeed In reach­ ing n long term solution of (he rhnlnr-*tol'Mni, piohlrm" Urippu ■aid, " We mast regard It mi ,i S the Washington niofrrrncc. Grlpim touspd nut wlist could he itcrprvteil as a hint that tho l.n »r goveriiimmt latendi to soften a attitude toward private Indus, ■y. "W e realise that conditions have •hanged In the matter of capital Investment," he ssld, "and Hint we guilt study Ihe i.rnhleins of in eflntlve ami Niiltal.le eiivlronnienl to capital Investment." b The l.alair imrty already ho* Mtlonsliied such things ns the Mtlroadn oiid coal mines, It In in (jit process of taking over tho iron and steal Indti atry This has rnadn f'n v asters, particularly f r o m «brMd*>t warv of risking Ihslr Monty In Britain, ] ’ Here are the old and now ilnl* rar values for the newly devalued rOrrsncles: Britain pound It.O.'l I2.H0 ■buth Afrlra pound it 03 X2.HH ntaland pound ft.(1.1 $2 30 Ntw Zealand pound 14 03 I2.B0 Australia pound 13.23 $2.24 B fypt pound 4.183 2.H7I ■arm* rupee .303 .21 Itljitl pound 3,03-x 2.80 India . rupee .30223 .21 Danmark krlnrr .2084 .1448 fjnnvav kroner .1018 ,14 l„Jl-Eff»cUve rate; 14.03 officially i ; II lur. Kvotr belli* .<■ to lu n nitto rr (Ml*, ilea, rslmini r•'*.I for •tti. C iiS u l tft* l- o Str**l*d, lb« is iit» *» - h* (unouonsl pels *n4 WMIll MOS! AMIRICANS me Retting out their Fall coats, It's Springtime In Austrnlln. And bore's nr springy n spring lamb ns you’ll Dnd anywhere. Just n lew weeks nld, tho baby lamb takes to the nlr tlko n Jet pinna. Ills Ihrca brothers and sisters oro not quite ns (risky, (lulernollonai) Stock Market 1C oallaueit e't.im r > n ANYTHINO (la st ed Eight. Bill lug llilnril io foreign gold IModiirern t v..Iciitli ivo, hnsL'd im •hi theory V t the yellow metal I* now wort a more In terms of *lif pooitil slerliug. That reasoning, ihough, would not apply to domestic producers who mdl their gtdrl to the U. S. Government at filfi an ounce. It was suggested that penduisera of gold stocks were hopeful of a boost in Ihe price of thn metal, tumors of which hove been rlrmini lug here mid nlimatl for iiionlhx. The oiienliig selling gust was credited In part to the operations of profesaloiiil'traders wno slther Unable to locate his wife who had i ben, wl.li him aboard the Canadi­ an rtearner Norunlc when tha vesI set caught fire at her Toronto pier Harold Sharock, 33 of Gallon, ; O . stands at the dockside keeping an anxious vigil. His wife was listed among the missing. , Miami Homicide AMfVIMf IN TH« UNHID ITAT*I from England, 17-year-old Shirley May Franc* la given a warm welcome by member* of her family who cam# from Somerset, Mass., to New York lo greet her. Th* plucky swimmer, who failed by two miles to conquer thn English Channel, receive* kins# from her mother, Mr*. Florence France, and father, 3. Walter, e* sisters, ...................... .......................................................t, Marilyn, 19, Carla, 11, and brother Jackie, 4, took on.(International) (Inter nil tlonul Houndphotn) BOISE. Idaho—(A1)—Idaho has some unusual valors from tha deserts of tha southwast. Thsy'rs gambol nuall. Btata Bird J Saj rjp trvlalor Maurice Lundy wonders how ths plump, fast assart birds im______ their normal got so far #r__ ______ range. He saya they art suppos­ ed to ba non-mlgratory and ara not native to Idano. Flva coveya of 12B gambels were reported In the Lemhi iftlsnags - and others were said to havo been In Owyhee e(flinty. The blrde provide some of the best shooting in the extreme southwest. Th* Idaho gam* de­ partment hopea that tboae In this aate will stay and mnllnly. Doctor Tells Cannon quoted Aldredge ns la y ­ oael ing. lent Roosevelt, Cannon said tho dead woman rfore he had polio," Judd had been married and dlvrreed, "h r was the easy-going, Her mother, Mrs. Frank Town, cosmopolitan, c o u n t r y send, Uvea at (809 park Ave.) i. Such an affliction althor • « man or he ceme* out of MR enormously greater drive concentration. Ir concentrating hi* remaining iUoa and powers, President MMtcU toft everybody else besntlwiei v w a m m •A Judd said, the basic reason KaaJans talk the way lhsy do, sort JACK CARRGN of IN TECHNICOLOR TUESDAY - COMPLETE HOME REPAIR SERVICE i i i WEDNESDAY RICHARD BAHKHAHT SCOTT BRADY _______ IN i "r '"' 1 IA PHI P M MONTHS TO PAY AND P. H, A. FINANCING AMU ft Awnlngn • fkv i MON. - TOES. DORiH DAY MY DREAM IS YOURS1 l#r Ihay diaeevired every- l i n i t firet, le a I<AST TIMES TONIGHT . COLOR CARTOONS SH O StS W m 'S S tes f ChlMrm UMar II F ri Coaiftote Stows TtW A I iN ewt^atSB DOORS OPEN 13:15 P. M. DAILY MATS— 10c EVES— 44e L A S T T IM E S T O D A Y 1 I M IG H TY | JOE YOUNG �T f? t V ,, & THE WKATHKR l a U atty T h m 18 B t m i t h - T i Pretest tit P utt *t tk# Werldi To PttMtt ill rnsnee oI Amrlu T i Prodaw Fraegerfiy lot t u lw i fflc p > m SS # a n fn r & AN INPEPENPKHf INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER 8ANFOKD,. FLORIDA. TLOHDA. EaUblteh* IMS U.S. Markets Steady In Face XMMoneyPanic Back from Alaska *"v* ■ i. V 'i I ’**•- - '■# V ’ ■ ! l i m > Scattered Ihundenhowtra 00* earring me*tly In afternoon# tad erenln**. Slightly cooler W*dn#eday. t f t Win T U E S D A Y S E P T . 20. 1949 m N o. 281 Carlos Romulo Catholics Suffer If an Arrests Vandenberg Bill Is Proposed Named He ad. Of h New Ciech Communi,t Pur*e Makes Plea To Tax Legalized . . . . , , PRAGUE, Sept U .N . Assembly For Arms Aid Gambling Devices • Csechoaiovak government hat it* and nun* in a big new wave reiiitance to state control «» said today. Is here and enumerating at least ichemet. a italemant from church The report, given to cofiet Greece, Holland And Ranking Republican United Nations As- So arreita, area termed otty a partial Hit. It aaid more arraata Belgium Follow In sembly Opens Member Says Cost Its were expected as tha long-state- 2—To break priests' resistance ,Senate Refuses T o n W ake Of British Fourth Session At , rhureh fight neared a showdown to the proposed new church civil O f Armament Plan Consider Bill T o law which would make all churchPound Devaluation Like Fire Insurance Flushing M e a d o w |„ on* the entire personnel lien civil servants and subservient Change Gwlfstream urmr v n o v "S---ot * nronaatary w u reported sell- to the regime. By ASSOCIATED PRESS Race Season WASHINGTON. Sept. 20~</F) NEW YORK, Sept. 20-—-(VT’t— *d. In another the staff of a tha* ! 9—To frighten priests from Divaluation of curriatsciu acrot, jgatrving uut the Vatican's ex- —Scnatui Yaudcnbcry (R-Mich) Brig. General Carlo* P. Romulo ol “,0<rieel »*mlnary war# taken, toA , l l lh* WA.U .*«» . . . *|.M in tin, tl« v • /v •AvwmitnlpatUn Haara# mass* w*>*-4-L *w|U TAUAHA'sSFF w ™ t ilt J f i i t i U lO tirf) I/IWM C w | l | | C .J r:.;:;^ ia * . * * . - ‘ for treason those who do. 'ling aiaai icuriyiog for Reid and , —henatoi .MrAiihur of Fernaa* will simply hr investing in "fit* and dent of tha United Nationi Anem- q“ lpm,nt' commodity stocks t o d a y but dina said today he will introdu«g Says M e n Ji-.-i- -L.i ,n Wl" t caaet tha roaaona lot if Recounting recent a r r e s t s , life insurance" ti it approves the Sullivan b|y today. today. He He immediately chal­ arrest* hutch sources observed! were not known. But, ac­ khurd brouthl littla change in United Striking B e c a u s e a hill today to Icgaiuc coin-operat­ lenged the 39 delegations to nuke cording to church sources, tk# 7 “ It stems that the government ■8 1.3 14,0II).tKHI foreign aims ptoStatu mar kill ed pin mutucl games ol chine*. now given up its practice o f 1 gram has n this “ the peace assembly." campaign was apparently a wide­ T hey Got The Signal With Franca and C k a iA added . •roir He saiii the measure would rail* •romisev, cajolery end offer* of Varul»„l. Romulo was elected a few min­ spread crackdown Instituted after Salary liriy began the second overnight to tha Itit of devaluing brlnrrn 515.00(1.0(10 and 920,* offers of salary increases and 1*1*1 Increases to th* prUsts. I t 1 utes after the Assembly opened u» other blandishments had failed to PITTSBURGH Scpi 70 -(/»’ > 000,000 a year Ini lire stilt. n be assumed after events uf th* debate on the arms <ud bill counlrict, making tha lolal I*), fourth teuton in the parked blur uio the priest* over to the gov- C.V week that new wave* of ar­ as Icadri, maneuvered for a final The nelionnidr coal strike today other* had Kill to fall in lint. WritMi Ai thin ,*ttnn|ilrd to have th# sis are underway." and gold auemhly chamhei .u rioniriii'a side in the state-church easts vole on ihr measure Ibuisdsy. idled mote than a ball million nrinam Germany it to reduca the value bill intindurrd hv lire .Senate com* Among specific cases detailed Flushing Meadow Park, site of the i notioversv. I hr Mu lligan irnaloi said the eis and railroaders whilr the While 1 |f ill mark. Tha Hong Kong dolThe government has pubUahad a was the arrest of Father Julius arms bill i> Congress' slued and House watched tioin llsr sideline*. J^miller on imsccllaHout legislation, i 1939 World', Fair. Veciey of Janlk, in Slovakia, for ar fell into the devalustioa lineup. ut agirrd to sponsor it himstlf if Romulo got 53 of the 59 voles. proposed church law, to be enacted refusing to perform the wedding specific anniri to the muliul deA half-dorm coal-canymg rail- ‘ -0W V hv parliament tM* fall, which Holland officially tat iti devaluethe committee noubl bold a heating The Soviet bloc cast five votes would give the state power over of a couple who were considered fense pledge ibis touniiy took in roads ordtrrd more than 27,000 tion rata for the homeland and In­ for Vladiimir Clemcntis, Ortho- all church appointments and ad­ astcammunicated from th* church signing and latifvmg the North employes laid oil as the "No pen-|°n -ri 1'L*. lull would limit donesia at about 30 par cent, ap­ because they supported the gov- Atlantic Pa.t tlavak foreign minister. The other ministration. „on. No walk" revolt ol |ohn L .. M-A.H.u proximately the tame ai Britain •rpment-sponsured Catholic Ac­ According to churchmen the ballot was declared invalid. "Tins program doc. not involve | U w i.' 480.000 Untied Mine Work ' lu ," ’r‘l fwn,,,le "u ,," n“ ,0 lW0 ** .The Labor government in Bri­ la loiaiion, orilv places duly liccnt* apparently tion movement. Romulo pleaded for cooperation government's drive an arms m e m any ol its aspects." cr« entered its second day. Meanwhile, reports reached tain Noted itt rank* for the fight GENERAL Omar N. Bra.'ley carbad thy** major objectives. rd lot the vdr ot tlrnholic bever­ among the big powers. H* said Ire said linw.nl. he added, it is In Washington. Ptess Secttlaiy of its life. Parliamant it due to rtea hit threa-year old g andaon. 1—To break up a communica­ Frague that a local Communist ages tor rmiiuinplinn on the pre­ world political conditions alirady tion* network by which prloata official hid been killed hy angry aimed unit uo.aui equipping exist­ Charles G Row said President most next week, on tha demand of Mat Benkenia, Jr., who ran ro tha mises would hr prnnlllcd to operate' ’tup of .(ha ramp to great the were improving and it was the job maintain contact with Archbishop pos'sntv In Moravia following the ing lours Truman ha» "nothing in thr woiks" JHinsion Churchill and other op- j general on Ida arrival In Washthe niaihiiirs. , arrest of a Catholic priest. of the Assembly to see that this Josef Beran and th* other hlahopa. Validrnrig sard Ihr antis pto- to offrr ai a iounula lor willing Volition leaden. Labor union* were fnit The The t.iinr hill las been offered ington from Alaaka. Uun. Bradley, the news new* sillied alined speculation Ul .„„,hadowcd by the either coal oi virrl dispute trend continued. lUran has remained Inside his Whether fresh pra*ant uprising* *' io la chairman of thu U. a. rettive at tha protpect of incieaie, wh< . . it.at in thr l.isi srvri.il vesvions. but "This session.” he said, "roin- pullre-guarded palace since June are brewing. agieruirni ot tiraiv nations m* "Nothing n to »ighl," hr .ttldnJ nrvn hai loinr lo a vote. in the coti of living, *at off by Joint Chli-fa of Htr.ff, returned from an Inapectlun lour of Alaaka cidct with a turning point in post llai l on one shall be irgaided All J. V. Sullivan, in irla iy oi thr rite* in ilia price of bread. Thr Srnalr irluird to permit ilefenara. ( In'.ernutlonal) war international relations. it All Alljs k Oil all West Viiginu Coal Atiui laliun, inltodurlion t.l thr t onlioversiil London’* atock market worn "Tills itnlilli-* any sgttressor “Though many formidable ob­ wild. Horn* gold shams aold lor said minriv "air mil vtriking ol J(,ulfsttr.sin raring datrv bill. Th# Ileal lie oilifloin*, mil mill a titI stacle* to world peace remain, (be their own arrord" hui "hrrautr 'vole was I'l IS against undet lion dnlluiin aims, but all of danger of a new war which over they got thr ugnil " the resmilceof treaty oullon* shadowed our deliberation* to tpunsoiihip ol ihr Coinmittce on the dev. dev One reasons The u. * : artvyed to muke any iigyii'ccliiii a He di'cluirit m u •laleioenl lInal Mm rllivnrnnv I rgislalion. Pari* a year ago ha* gieutlv government buvt gold at 9D5 an failed<*," In- di-i luicd l.awls' repii'ii'iltutivi'i “ have lieeu mince, paying If. fl. dollar*. Thai abated, x x x oteil 7-6 to Thr r.oomiri* i Kutlfn utmo uf the Not lit Al- In the uitnliig dlsttlcls lor o week f insane exporting countries, In gel “ I hope thl* tension will earn or a* a commitspoii*oi thr unit* ■ lanttc rteatv made It the supreme advising lorul onions " High onion w tlng U. 8. dollar*, can rdm them _ for Itself the title, ‘The Peace i li *tlll must law of tin- land, he noted, add­ officials liuil iul>l thr sink* wu* Irr hill HowfVt Into irmr* unit* of fhair devalued |M D - * e . . O a Assembly.'" oiiv vote of the < receive it ntsloi ing that Congress can't nscupo local currencies than *J»*y could IO A O t f llV u D ^ P T n The 49-yrar-old Philippine dtp Bandleader Louis Prl- Neg ro Singer Admits tin fuel IlotI a fundamental iihll- voluntary aiming miliri lorals. o'i ti ronies withbefore, fln gold producer* aland ' *J Chairman Itoltih K lugguit of Ht'lirttr on nhrl i f the tiovemor'S lomat, soldier and former news­ III lilt1 | oi ’ lew nation evict’, to help western Pennsylvunlu Anthinrlte Opr to ma’s E x -W ife Is In­ Knowing Commies Kuropi- brace n-ali to, any I <un tho mil gel more. M|| ! Quotes -----------F.B.I. Report paperman It known a* a bitter rotors Wage Agrermeul t'oinmlt- *|tt*rInI ion 1■Ion 1nvei *lnl mvatuie was foe of Communism. The volved In Shooting iiiuiiisi attack tee aent a trlrgium Io Lewi* ask­ South .......... .... »*cne ,5‘hchA nii*ca n........... *h «ed th* On Youthful Crime A n d Trial Judge sesWhat many believe will be the A- the Ion Itenuhlliun on the ing the U.MW rhlrftulo to osr his J defeated dining rlit- icgulai ment. In Italian money market* keynote of Ike session was sound stun hv it !!' I'.' lie vole Menate foreign Itelallnns Cumbest .efforts toward getting hard j Thu tiihnvution in tlie new bill the lira fluctuated wildly and PALM SPRINGS. Calif.. Sept T o Support Center ed In the opening message from NEW YORK Sept. 20 T/P) lnlrtcc. Vamlenlrurg hud a hlg C: P , n a•nd.. At A t Johanneeburg jo n a a n n u u ir miners buck to work. h *r aappec,n 20—<2f*>— Police had a signed Sillier Paul Robeson testified 20 band In shaping the aims urogram roal th* 69-natlon's retiring president, Th# BO,MM) unthraeitr diggers to ! I* an added admission tax of 10 brokers struggled to handle thou* lotfor* the Kenate. its said J. Marion Hsiman, program dir­ Forabrn Minister Herbert' V. E ven' statrmenl today (torn Mrs. Sophia'iminutes lot the define* today w now before th* Senate •astern Pennsylvania Joined thr ■rente |iei person It was lni«rl*4 sands of orwrs for gold pouring lb* Admlnlstratiup was (arced to coat walkiu* in a sympathy work; In an effort to bring tlie bill within In from many part*, of th* world. ector of Station W TRR aA h m ad of Aisstsalia. I Peitillo. 35, that sh* slew her dude A* Commuaist coaspira^y nisi. (ioveiiiiu Warren' limitation OZ F vitt ekbyeiied regret* he was withdraw Its first arms blit be­ stuupags. Government bonds Jglntd In an altcnlive audience at tha Ro­ unable to b* present, lie- eald* rancher bnsbaad l« a julotu fag* j fcil about all he got to say was cause It would liavh meant ‘the A n otn c roal rurrylng railroad tlie Legislature to levcmie-ralsing tary-Club iunchrori Monday W life however, that Sit* continuing pro­ after finding him el tlie hotel cot- 'that hr krrrw all th* dtfctidanli- virtual creation of war lord pow­ lileusures UIInoil need plan* •" Wl’l k' Voting for Introdiictinn uf the rsipomibility <>f civic clubs in or- gress and development of th* U. tsg* of the ri-wif* of bandleader and that hr oner iludird law undrr er'' fur thr Preshlrnt. In anticipation orJavalttailon. era. The Norfolk and Western Mil as a committee measure were Thr powers given the I'rrst Hall wav said infill workers will ■Siding In foreign sloeka was gsnirina a community rs<r**tion*l N. will elway* be a matter of deep Loui, Prims. I rd«ul Judgr Heioltl R- Mrdme, drill ... Sriintoi l.egird, Hoyle of Sanford, In the first hill to deride fin have lo lie fuiloughcd Thill *tluy ronerrn for him. ’{fir# the franc ccntci for the youth of Sanford. barred In Paris went Jr, in v of Hlunrt. McArthur of Chirl of Police August Kept-1 wlio t> pirviding at ihr trial, himself which nation* should be (In *he economic problem Kvatt opened about 8 .per cant under The CIO sleelwoikei* msnn said ihe statement related Thr (ovrrnmcnl uhjrctrd to vir- re-armed, Vanderiherg said, raised B||t,ul| w|,), ,,|uri* for u stiaiegy Kci nandlns. Hodge, s of Orlande, . That Introduced by Hubert Pearce. -aid: last week's marks! of Tampn and Walker of _ meeting n* 'he second duv of g‘>v Mieldoii was at the level sought by the Mr. 11*rin.mi began quoting recent j “Through th* program of tech­ Imw Mrs. Petrillo fired three shots j tually everything rUc the nrgto tinnieitlute opposition I* talk-. Davtong Ib-m-li tbv piuiy). The upposltion wus t<> im Flench government repoit, ( 10m FBI Chief J. Edger nical assistance to economically at hrr husband with his own gun *|,arilim« wu» askrd, and Mrrina , ic.Ilulc arid effective." he said, rrmucM -sponsored \ i.Hog uyuinst triteodo.'tlon were In Moscow, economic observer* bought u» »iKi> “ f on agreement Si’i.uiios Ot'lren uf lliisbuell (Jauumlri-developed areas the United as hr tied nude through their hath "thirl the bill wii- wtllull,«vv ti ' - —• . X „ ,' ii|i|trl<i thr oli|rrtiiin> believed the Hovlet ruble will re Hoover that "youth „ . . i* , letting. the . Nation* can help to remove many i h i "I MIhiuI, If itv ,>f Itiaiteoton, Amt he added “ There 1. mill, the »«eel dispute tain It* proem relation to the pace in crime l nminal acts have , „{ tj,e grfat disparities in living toorn A (Innas ramr when drfruvr ing ii|i|iiogimattng Ihut authority llciill ot I’elisacoia uml Muuie of I Inll»» ■ Ittiray. . v f dollar. That will be Moscow's way inrreaird 17 percent in cities Ktamlardt and economic upportunvteelwutkeis, nuid uolliliig MU' bvbl. Ilg Krptrnann laid the statrmrnl imtnirl Gruigr W. Crockrtt. Jr , 11, tb.' „r n > i. i i,tit of saying that its rubls Is as sound tiles which separata Its members." He said the flrlt Mil was “ en *».-vrl.‘"r.t at Urn Uuvn,u.,cM medi I'asragi' ol u sale* tax for Flurlgsvr this account; al>o ■ nrgiu, inquiird of RoLciou: as U. B. coin. But Russia Is ex­ and 7 (i percent in rural district* Hrrretarv of Btate Dean AcheK.iuilnu.a ob rage “Test — Mrs. Petrillo became enraged pected to adjust the rate of Its over last year* figures. The aver­ son end Soviet Foreign Minister "1 think you ihsird a plstfunn ■ I..I, . . . . a . " th. « . . > uy g v tract and the program would h*vr ire (onionow in I'lttsluii gli rub)* In relation to the money of age age of criminals is 21 years." Andrei Y. Vlsblnsky were In a when her husband did not return once with Pinidrnl Rootcvcll." rh.- rio chief said the i hi iiirui Tropic D isturhancei been Independent of the treatv devaluing countries. “ Till* utartllng rl*e in youthful jovial mood as they shook hands home early yesterday. She later Ubjcrtinn. laid U. H Attorney r . . , “ This Invited a paiallel defense lie•is (d the policy gmoii ulicudv, Canada a great gold producer lawtcMiifufl. Mr. Harman *ald “ I* for photographer*. ic U S ’. , -lidding In Pittsburgh f«. lU 'p o r t f d III ( f l l l t found him at th* cottage of Mrs. John F. X. MrOnhcj. which would have duplicated If like Buuth Africa, mad* a com­ due to tlie quickening pact) of mo at ng diplomat* present Other leadtnj .Sustained, said Medina. not cunfllcted with the defense Ihi re-.sii.il. i*r* niirniildy. 'I'l' promise devaluation—10 p tr cent. living and In th* fact that ws included British Foreign Secretary Alma Ross Prime, 28, a former iruBllBUH 08 Th# Judgrv added thut ('ruck*11 urogram set up hy the Atlantic That means It will cost 110 cents darn movie dancer and divorced wife ol (Cm Omns ob vago »«•> have failed to show our children seemed to tie trying to establish Defense Committee,“ Vandrnltcrg to buy an American dollar In Can­ tha simple family pleasures (hat MIAMI, Hept. 20— I/Pl-N avt tha swing orch«*tra leader. facte even though th* question* said ada. Mur lean* hunting planes invest!* were being ruled out Th* present hill assutes that Tha pound's worth waa set at "He put hie arms around in* g tied m.i widely separated “ We have tactrayed, forsaken! Whether Koheson did nr didn’t American aid will promote an tfSS.01 In Canadian funds. Thus the and forgotten the children uf San-' and said ‘Darling, Alma and I are 'ureas of suspicion" today, on* ------—r - effect was to benefit Britain, ford,'' he stated. Just discussing a little business (dial* s platform with the lute Integrated defense umlei the At­ lx Ilia Gulf of Mexico and tb* afnee the pound would hava been project. It looks like we may com* I’revldent, Medina said, has noth lantic Pact, h* added. i.’.lier vast of tha I.esrer Antlllss. "We have provided many form* lug to do with tha rase. Now It la apecialiy spelled out. orth only IS.80 If Canadian dolto terras." term Grady Norton, chief storm said that In view of he said, that any assistance will rsjhyd rSmslned at par with U. of recreation such as two dance Petrillo returned bom* with bis th*Crockett foivcaster In the Miami Weather floors both surrounded by bais; rulinga he found it impossible he brought under the direction of wit* wh*r* they argued until TALLAI1ASHKF., Hept. 2 0 -(/l’r lliirvaii, said there Is "nothing rt*r almost all tha, world, gold now drive-ln theaters that tho FORT WORTH, Tex., Sept. 90 dawn. Awakening In the afternoon, to get the testimony Ire wanted the defense eoitmiltte*. A lii.iluglcal survey to determine to worry about as yet list ws'f# "You are not being asked now," wasi* king—and tha U. S. dollar youths term a* 'Passion Pits') --(/Pr— A terrific expluslon rocked Met. Petrillo complained of feel­ from Robeson. »■ ................ .. catfisii gut to watch them. arlva-tn restaurant* where minor* “ I don't think you should have ha said, "to sat up u defense in­ in1 effect of runtmerclal „ .g * mightier. grew ing III and her husband went inlu Magnolia Refinery No. I at about netting on the gam* Stall supply The area in th* Oulf of Mexico of any age can get beer In maltad called him,'' Medina commented. dependent of the North Atlantic :■ In Sydney, Australia, gold was in Hnctoi’s Inlet of th* HI. Johns is uhout In tha center of th* hot- 8:06 A. M. today, eettlng off a th* bathroom to get her sonic Kohceon left the stand a few Pact." th* darling of iraMN. Twenty milk abater* for one dollar medicine. As he returned, she shot raging fire, killing at least two wvtlvrn half, between MOO and different U*.» minutes later after McUohey said Senator Magnuson (D-Washi lllvri Iv going to lie stupprd. Tlie .State fiitlilr and Fresh Wu t'tiO mil* west uf Miami. "A Ifl year old girl told me of men and Injuring at leut eight him with a gun h* had ntd under Hie Hdn’t wish lo rr iss-cxamlne. M hands meantime proposed amending Ihv hii pillow. . lei Fish Commission agreed lo cull "This longs a littla suspicious," three doctor* that would 'tak* care ut liars. I t e s N s s s S C a w ag* T e s t The witness, an oulapoktn ad­ ruin,■ Norton said. "It Isn't e storm off Ihe test after “f i - Mug ‘ ‘ .............“ Mrs. Prim*. • striking brunette mirer of th* Sovtet Union, testi­ Observer* said thora was dan­ of m*' In case of any trouhle* '‘ S v . w w k uf mn-ruturs »ml lirnpctlv owners an yet. It's e wave o f showery, gold Inereas# got aronml, th# do- arising out of hrr 'recreational ger uf another explosion. City who once called on* "of th* ten fied that ho one* studied law the sew n -squ are m llc cM y cm iM V squally weather and we're golag activities," he continued. firemen were atop refinery super most beautiful daiwcrs In Holly­ undrr Medina at Columbia Uni­ seines wood." d*nl*d having an affair versity, inlet protested use to hava to welch tt." "I urge ell cl vie elube In Ban- structure bottling flames. >. ChlfU, .Such wave* often times spawn the survey teams. Th* n*gro baritone, cantral fi­ oallsd a special ceblltet masting to fora to Join hand* and work to One of tha dead men w u Iden­ with Petrillo. They claimed thr supervised Rh* told nolle* that she hadn't gure In two r*c*nt violence-marked hurricane*. review tha financial situation,\ut provide * year around civic center tified as Qeroge Aston, 41, refin­ urltlng was killing thousands uf Th* other area waa reported so far It has fecHed no daclslon. to give our children a place to ery "still man," who lived in n seen Petrillo in a«v*n or eight meetings in nearby Westchester pounds uf gain* fish and tlie cum soma "00 miles east uf th* Lssstr Export opinion, s tF W tn f ,>**• Moot, play and dance that they company cottage near tba plant. yanra sine* they mat in New York rounty. was the 92nd witness for mrrciai fishermen were causing Antilles, roughly 1,800 milts asst will come to In preference to bars the defense. Th* second fatality was believed City. 211 fellow veteran* were Induct- "considerable property damage" southeast of Miami. "I’m not "I was thinking of opening a •nd wild potting part!**" Hohaaon was called tu the stand to I* E. R. Harris, refinery work­ eafa in Palm Spring* and was conworried about this on* at pr«Mr. Harman than produced a after the defense finished reading i ed a* new members of th* Am*rt- uimind the inlet. John F. Dequlne, chief fish bio­ sent," Norton said. littering him aa n manager.” She ■ long deposition from William ’£■ 1ran Legion Feat No. 69 at their plan for an Idea) clvlo center that er, who la mlulng. W. A. Reagan, a coker, said ap­ ■aid Petrillo cam# to her cottage Foster, national chairman of th* regular supper masting last night logist fur the commission, sold tin* Hurricane hunting plan** took could bo built for an estimated mortality rale on truss, hreuin and oft from Roots vs li Roads, Puer­ •99,000 on the property between parently a valve had oe*n left about 10 P. M. Sunday night and Communist Party. ! si the Legion Hut. W 3 C .’ & $ 2 open In tho engine room and that th*y discussed tho cafe deal for Gw tennis court and tho new swimJ. Marion Harman was the riuppie had Ireen less than 2 per­ to Hlco, and Corpus Ckrlsti, KobetoA told an Impromptu Texas, .to check both areas. Aa King pool now under construction, gas possibly- backed Into the room. several hour*. ntwi conference immediately af­ guest speaker and talked tu th* cent. said hv favored continuing Army pteSk #11) fly Into tk# He said he found a leak, cloeod tha Petrillo managed tha fashionable terward! Legionnaires about supporting ■ thrliesurvey a belllon and Inflation waro, among to face on First Street. because it was cslitrlIn ctoelng, Mr. Harman deelatsd, valv* and then ran outside, escap­ B. __. Bar guest H ranch near here and g most upaattinc Jh* “ My reaction Is that they don't proposed civte center for the youth Luting valuable biological fnforniu Lesser Antlllss ares this after­ government’s appall •t f kold th# T im cldc elube of Sanford In a ing full fore* ot Uta explosion by alao a Palm Springe night club. want Ihe truth." of Sanford. Mr. Harman was in- tion and the opratton was remov­ noon to continue the watch. Kaptmann said officers found lino, railway wtfld tt bogan united effort duld raise the money n few seconds. Housholder. ing hundreds of thousands of i By "thoy" be apparently meant troducad by l a r rlyls fo* (hie project In 12 hours." No*! B. Marchbanks, asaJstant Peirilio’e body sptawted in the r i c h a HE d ix d ie s a slowdown for mers, asaatyTh# proposed Armistice Day pa­ pounds of rough fish He urged th* Rotary Club to ap- aup*rlnU.id*nt, said ha baliovod bathtub. Mra. Petrillo was boohed Madina and Ik* prosooution. HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 2 0 -(/P p On many sldai, tha »Tf»a at­ red* was discussed and th* Legion Robeson said b* had hopad to Thr Doctor’s Inlet survey I* part tacked Britain's KonamU leader, potoS a committee to develop the th* first' explosion cam# from • testify that "tha Communist Party Invited allI veterans not affiliated uf ■ scientific program covering Hichard Die, 61, star of silent aad w h mo gas compressor room, a kay part has played a- magnificent rote in with the Legion to Join them In j the HI- Johns River and Lake sound pictures, died today of a Rlvvrsldci county said he expect* of tha cracking unit, fighting for tha freedom of tho the marsh aid tha fish fry to he Okerrhob*.', which have been clos­ heart ailment. member of the R*twy A frequent victim of htark at-, A workman nt the cracking to issue a formal complaint today. American Mgr#." held after the parade. ... ed to commercial netting pending raises th* membership unit, tacks, ha suffered hla fata) attack Morgan Eagttrom, waa 48 New meashari *f th* Post are: outcom* of th* test. “ I refuso to believe after to­ DIBS MOPIBA' In Chicago Aug. 10, while snroute test from tka cracUng tewar, be­ pt. g O -W day," ha said, "that th# courts all Everett Hate, Earnest Humphries. her* from New York by train. hind tko eornar df a M ck build­ CbarUs _ _ _ glean Harrsll. MINTON HEARING POLICEMAN BIOT •r, «7, one- in s middle position." M B ' Uo later waa flown har*. but ing, whan th* blast Anthoay Fakaaa# Otto Bpradorf, WASHINGTON, Sept. 20—< > P | Presbyter Robeson msntisnsd tho Wg*tCHICAGO, Sept. TEAM! Tt sounded like a big gun States chaster disorders during th* news Jefferson R. Davie, A. O. Robert*, —The Senate Judiciary Commit­ had bean sinking constantly ia tha ’j B S T d f e W M « potbemaa w u shot and kilted on i BEVERLY lag off," b# said. “Thor# woru lot* conf*r*nao that followsd Ms ap­ Morris Houas% James Plant. Ri­ tee today ordered a public hearing past faw days. 1 and ral- • South Bid* street early today by of blaata, but I didn't fcol at chard Rada*, l a g Taylor, Wiliam nsxt Tuesday on th* appolntmant __ifflcls'tcd v W t r t t pearance on th* witness stead. (gw young negro gunm u who attvss pay the)* lll* l Judge of Judge Sherman Minton to th* than 9400 widdlngs. "1 saw it all at P**kskiU tha Harridan, Frad Smith. pntpad aln* bullet* Into hie body concussion." Ho was unhurt. trank Morgan. VetarW Tha fir* waa uodar eoatroi after other day—tko application ol Thomas, Alfred Sdanawlx, Doug­ Supreme Court. without saying a word. about on* hour. PIRRMAN DIBS JACKSONVILLE, Sept. SO—UFf forco and visions*," h* said, "and las KlokUte*. O W U s Dorton. Ed» Da vid F. Keating, H aarvtces today. DRIVERS* LICENSES 80 NEWTON, N. C„ Sept i O - W I’d like to a** an Investigation ol A ahavilla •a Harnl), Jr. « | Esnnsth Floyd, aflat be stopped to at AU ; Ball baarers and STOCK MARKET •A railroad fireman, injured all those fe n ce behind Governor aw 99 Starting Thursday drivers’ li­ Blrmlngh M Includa, quMtlo* th* youth* about Epleeonl (hats hi* passangar train Jumped 71 censes will b* on sal* continually Blsmark tt Oabla, Fal 98 from 9 A. M. until 9 P. M. at th* Boston M Chicago tt 70 booth in tho Court House. lai 70 Oct. 1 ia th* dtadlln* to re-nggr Ctavatend M M last year's license without taking Detroit tt tha examination. Mice Fowler, In Kansan City M M charge of laauteg.tlw new licensee New Yack M IS said there art M 0 WOO ententeN “ driven ta Semin*!* County M White House Is Silent As Strike b Coal Worsens r Dates w m Dude Rancher Is Paul Robeson Is Slain By Jealous Called To Testify Wife After Affair At Commie Trial iMarion Harman Blames Elders SM M 1' And Li'HNcr Antilles Survey Of Catfish Netting Effect On dame Fish Stopped Severe Explosion Hits Oil Refinery Killing Two Men J Legion Inducts 20 New Members At Supper Meeting &sr“ kk! 8 1 THE WEATHER 7 1 SS& * tt S ft SB 18 vG pi r» � 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 19, 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/2713d552f0a4353ace4342383bb29fac.pdf a6b6416fc11a887ceaf011ebc6df6e2d PDF Text Text mm TH E SANFORD H ERAI.tt SANFORD FLO RID A It Is—Our Big Autumn Food Value Event! Grapes 3‘- 29c f Corn 5 - 29c 7 Rad Malaga _ I s Golden Bantam _ V PEARS 2 w v ir . « Yellow S ib bag Cauliflower Eating Applet Sweet Felileei 8 lbs* 39e 29e LoagWhiteIrishPotatosSlbs. 33s | | Fancy Sliced [Pineapple a a u C W .V C A No 2 Can ia in i.im illlh FLOUR SOUP TETLEY Orange Pekoe Palmetto and Third Hta. 314 E. Firat St. Quantity Rights Reserved Prices Good Thru Sat. Sept. 17 While Vinegar HALF OH WHOLE lb. SHANK END lb. BUTT ENDS ' . lb CENTER SLICES lb. Smoked S kinned LARGE 49c 29c 39c 89c T.mdor Baby Reel No. 1H Kuro WuJfle S y ra p N1BLETS New Pock 1 Pee! . Grade A Chicken pig Livar lb. Quick Fzoron BREAST lb. 98c WINGS lb. .59c Legs and Thighs lb. 79c Cottage Chiu* MtricorjQ 11c Old Dutch pig lb. 20c S lir c b 2 p k g i lb. Bralas g le n Ststey Cube Pound Pig lb. C lc e a iir CAB 111c Tidy Huuie Huuiehold la g s pkg. P h a lli Bacon Mexene 14-ex. Chill lb. Vermont Grade A Dressed h Drawn, Mt. Quick Frozen Young lb. Swift's Prem. Rolled Veal Roast lb. 59c Boston Butt Pork Roast lb. 49c Kingan Reliable Sausage lb. bag 29c SlrlolB S in k lb Briikal Slaw lb. H iib u f i r lb. Bib B cul lb. 12-ox Cans freak Ocean i SHRIMP tb 39* Hed Perch FILLETS Flounder FILLETS Deep Sea lb. 33c lb. 49c SCALLOPS lb. 59c Cooked LOBSTERS lb. 59c Pressed ____ - «.. 21c A million plumbers In • e Can Gradu A, Drouiml A Drown Quick frozen Fryers or Hickory Sweet Grade A Dnckllag come Cider Vinegar F id ir ra g . cu 21c 14c Stokely's Fruit Cocktail A M m f Mt A U o f A u ctio n cm n G tm *» WHITING 2 Lk* . 25s• ;v No V/g Can �■ n s *rrr——•™ >r. T^TT tm U « H y T h a r* I * ® fr 4 « ft B _ T I1 E W E A 1 T 1 K K T * P rttsct tM M m e l 1 tha WorMt To h t o M O i rttg rts * of A u n l i t To Product PraS g ritty fa r Sanford. SHjr? # a n f o r if c f e m t ld * K iiU M im t p" v Auto Accident Victim ~- - - J - r;— - • Labor Committee Un­ able To Act On Civil Rights Bill Through, Lack Of Attendance lw i* | IM I L IN ia lt M Pvt. Sienkicwics And Murder. Inc. Member ^3 British ll*l Bed "Oitve Testimony In Southern isnatgrft h«vd bl iSSSS; J a i l Ten Months Famous Crime Trial protnftd .against any comr holding vote dn the bill without h F u tu re F arm ers D evelop T alen ts O n School P ro je c t Abolit on* out of fvtry thraa boy* of flamlnoj# VtlSh School la aettva in the Futur* Farmarii of America It waa rav#al*d today. Thin I* l i nn an ineroatfa IneTOr"- of almont farmarn ovar 80 young farmara o ... la* .lait . . . year'* mmbar wnten nh mow* tha raoldnumber ahowa the ra __ ___ which y Inert* Increailng Interact In *uch a f prokrim* Kenneth Eaddy, advl*or, ha* made numarou* Imyrovement* on tht tool* and macnlnery In tho work chop, and hgd recalrnd tha traitor and tha farm truck. Th» ovarhead aufnMng ayntam ha* been cleaned and part* raplaced, and a n*W coat of paint "feu!* Jff’js r - u p m i ptraon* ara in v llld to vl*U thl* projf it and sea what cooperation among theie young men can do, MRS. H. I M O W N D IE S Friend* will ba io rrv t* learn of tha dtalh of U n . B . l>. krown of Atlanta, mothar of J . ,W. Brown of thl* city. Mr*. Brown’* daalA ocenrrad aarly today, ,1a Atlanta. Mr. Brown la aaaocifted with tha F ru it Growar* E ip ra ** Company of this city. n ew lo w LONDON, S tp l. Id—OP)—Britain today gave Em ir Bayad Mo­ hamad Idris E l Sanuatl, local rular S of Ctranilcd, tho power to draft a coaatltution far running the in­ ternal affair* s f that fonder Italian *>» t ill warib African m a t . Clranaka l a k t A f a b tent)' tory In eaatem LIMA. JACKbS vIlS$7i 5M?u1Bkilled -0P) —A Navy ship's M 'and three other “ loualy Injured la a t, fpra autoa collided cast of Cacil W lra Nu- 279 • -j Percent Sales Tax i F.xcmpt ions On Clothiiu: Are Cut From Maximum * W ASHIN GTO N . Sept. 1 6 FO RT SM ITH , A rk., Sept. 1 4 i4*)~ Ark anna* coal mine opera- jP )—Th» Renat* today r*|»ctfd President Truman's appointtom now have federal court per giant nr ra rl * r. .......o n in rulua* payment ITT1. nyiiieuii *2 >:r. *h»n royal tie* ro the Min* f t "ttl**l Carp, official, lu head is F ix e d At JhU lU It United Mina Worker* of America, ra. U. S. Dis- P * munitions board. It volad *riel Judge John E!. Miller, In a t . **rlab military slrfltld m v v ii to n s ert .' decMun announced her* today, i ffV * for tbo post. The uppoall A l l A I I W i r . .Sept 16—(7 was chiefly a prut eat a•aid that the UMW contract vio I he I 1, 11, 1.1 *'r,.ile today patl* t v,f * . E i inat l a t Wklla White Hous*-appruv*d Houeilute* the so-rulled' “ron,r“ freedom *a |-fia n a for llg e n frlti to- continue a 1,10,led ) |>r, n,t jrtlr. lax. 1 ha • work" amendment to tha Arkan year aal! tuirtl > ir «... .V n, in “» <\>nitlndl„n, and tharafare " M J from Ibe Steel cumpany IKsIllt. I he lull ,, ilnu.ll identical to tha •b ile aervlng In the guvtrnone deleileil l« t|.e Seiuie by • •' M M post. W a HHINGTON. Stpt. is — 21 It- ,,.ie l.ui loc.day Only a ■A’i—J ohn L. Lewie today an­ Wa s h in g t o n . Sept i6 (A1) iriirii.lii.rul, v.eie lacked on . nounced suspension of walfard dtnuig a nioimng long vottun. paymenta to minor* effoctivo -—C a il A. llgenfrlti. $70,000 * year tomorrow. Lewis eald tho ahil ufflrul, oflrrrd l.idav to He..nividriin,.i, i,| ihr measure, lion was duo to lark ot fund*. k for thr government ftu noth who I, A.liiiimtlirtl,,,,, ipukeiinan It waa ordered In a reeolatia* if il I. podtblr Hit nurntnahave 1.11,1 Will ,n rive Hit- appiuval adopted at • five-hour moot lag lo be chairman o! the Muni­ «,f l„ .vei,,,., rtiieu, .ante vvhin of tho fand’a truitooo. Lewis, speaking briefly with report- tion' Board it uiiiici lur m the ns inriol.M, ,.| il,e ‘triiate twllched . era. declined lo eay whether Senate became lie declmr. to give Ilie11 n.lrs there would bo a walkout In tip hi' ptivatr |iaychr<k v.hile lie 41i.lv in,, ., i I,mgr made wai rathe coal field*. Mtvrd dm lion ut the , I.iilimg exemption * llgentnlr >uid in a lelrgrain tu 111 t irk ft 11f 111* i Oltlllk( $-4 instead . l*ITTSBRGH. Sept. Stephen I Laily. deputy SetirIlf $ M* 4IIII -die Itill IkIII | heavy. llic CIO Untied Steelworkers to­ Mr> id Drtentr. that if ihr Senate ft Jt*||)|nr HI mi -•j r * 1 tt» llir u x . not day appealed tu the Meet induilry In r%i m l tUM •ppiove, Im apiioinlmriil for the I FRENCH FINANCE M INISTER nml chnlt ■ m ini ut On' tul.-iniilt.iiiiil to accept lhe presidential board'* job tn a mle tchedulrd al 2 r . M ( llnuk'* Ii.-iii .I .>1 c-i-v -i in.in. M.nliice I'ltsclu- llt-fli |>i. , mi- I'i .-i.I.-nt A m ell- ml ti* n.»hr ihr IrtX I V Peace recommendation* lu avert he t,ill j,k tm a legal opinion at Truiiimi in W.i.ftni.il.-ii vvitli it gnvt-1 rmnlc of w>>i*.I fi-nn llii'tmi |,,re I u,|i HI |‘>i| M i voird duwn. a •(like Sepi. 25 and at the tame to whelhri hr tan .eivr willioul i Wood*, ........-• „ ‘*I,,. »» »■_ W...|_.| II,ink « ... founded. Looking ....... . S-.-,,ln,y of tin I'. .,-,,,i lulu, Sn.vdi-1 i 'gi lt olid Eugene HI;,, k , l, „ kgi,>,u„h jtl Aiill'6 t. , x llrucktn, time tumnioned it* top strategists 1 n il I'lliO1,0 ul -In li.<nh I.ul,, Hy!u Chief Ekeeutlv......... il„- in liiiUei II-i .u Ltiiti Hi'i\ le, , 11, lu ll. t» plot ihr union's next move. (lntten. l IlMlIIIUII lyding. tl)-Md) of ■ lull,,,, Ml <1,1,1’ Ml ill,, Hi. mK - vovinoM, urging eio. i , , ..11.11% t i l , . < i • ' t.,.■i Union f’rendeni Philip Murray ibe Senate Aimed Servuei loinnnt Kiip' 1♦mi -1, Mathews, 11,it,-inoil,nml i •rut thi> telegram tu ihr 57 it eel M -11* VI'ttice, Kay, M, A i thin e made |,ohllr the Irltri ilioitly ^ Sin■ mis. Hmlth. H,-lgi >' Mioducing companies which aprltue lie look the llooi to argue luck. I *• iiearrd before President Truman* foi tonlll Illation ul ihr .i|>|>oiti1\ If", ,1 A v a r s , \< ;.U V ‘ i tail finding board. * I,,i Ue, 1tavie, Huvuin-I Ih til Btriil Aiiulhei mnlio'eivial nonil “A ilrike can be averted if I Mulls! Fop#, I t)i hk IM» I I,' gallon dial ot Jnhti t’ai'on ot Stiugls, W alker, MirltLd, *“ yout imputation will agree with Mulligan to hr a mrmhri of the lu V\U<s..it W the union and publtc opinion to Ftdrial 11avia ComBIMMOll "a. Those nil., 'w il,hi'il r ii'll, "No" arcepl tha recommendation* of ih* past on ihr Senate *cbe<lulr ... “ Yes' « , , , Inluistou, McArHeel induilry board as a ba»i» f The IItm-nfrlu appointment has | The t Inn To* I*., hiiig mi,l tlsacham. negotiating a prompt »elt (ctllamcot o| Aren attrucked t>v H*1*nlni Hvnl 'Z t" ! Z u fti' the caitfing labor ditputa. §|r.Vi> a. establishing • had prewhich faderal offl > Wo ate 10mb and wilting to Sedtnt„ uniter G .J before, volt'll tor the hill todtjf^ . . . . cm rmihl continue■Ib iwcsWe out­ C o l> ' il. Tiu n iillltl1, 114*IIIH Ilf Ih f reiume collectfvc fcarBaiaiai and mhh side puv from prlvnto cb»npatile» oney Of Yugoslavia ’"“nugici i„ stall off J Vih u n i , i v i , l |(|| (|(, l l l |t |. „ „ ,, (iy , „ g , i | t n all tu reach prompt: aiflt*l*nt llgenfrlti, vice president of the you on the basis of In* board'*,ri- II S Hire) Corporation of lleluIII H i \ i i r v . I i i . . I ntoi 1. 1 , over w h e lh i'i o th e r b ills ATIJVNTA. Sepi. 14*— (/!») n t l i A I L M . H m ig rtiv . I <*| Ml Hi ,o , i l l in \ M M o nd ay. I wire -aid ....... there are “Impelling cunimtndaliun*." inriivimaiiou*, * I he prrlly, mlt Ipokri, ttetul.iilgl, id'l -| . h /I m R,i|k on, r I Ion vvrir> unlit .ilium that I 1,1 Murray ordered tho big union's I reason!- of H'* ",od persunsl nn V auril . . . . . . in the t ul (tuveiiiiu W wag* imllcy conimtttO# to meet lure” which innke II Impossible lei ,d rt ludgr t n lilir j toil.iy llul g.nv - No 7 l oiuiiiimmiI. i.,lil >,(lir„,|> for him (o resign from Ida com hei lalhei'i arrpiei once enleird l"'o|,|r , , null toil,if hr plollril vvili, 1I..Li•r- ivouhi ilgirr ill Irl llolhlflg here at 8 A. M. Wednesday. There was no amplification of l>anv ut left,** l» draw salary the hrtlrmim id her it,link miilhr, Amrii. .11,1 ,iml ul I, r i vvr-h'iur,- lo |,( i.nr.l ill all ill nl In i old ululate the announcement. Union official- fiout tl Friends "aid he would Sulivr, lu rid ly, irtul hloiuir I L i, ov. i,I mimi (hr l MU,II,III,nl cove,,, ruoiigli >u|i|iu,1 lo ortss the limltcii lose i*et,stem ami ulhei trenefits ,1 declined to dllcust the order. luiiii ('rtip ru ler, h r, uuilhri .n k c l Mtroi III.| lll.lkr Illillg llV .1 " ..-1.,„ v , i.,l, , I,IX lull. l,e Io.ik siicii action. Murray's action com*# with a lo hr Ir il ,ili>lie with Attorney )o l,„ • I ) i,god,iim , 11, « mi,hi hr il,,,|»p>ug on-! Iresumption Vf*M i|l I|*l *»fII of Ul contract sviiiim i negoilu •Fre-nUnt ’ ---- Truman .hu* uimtovcd . , l.m kvvootl Ilona hetwern union and some M | an* anangemenl under wliirh 14.«ik. Imiiiici i ii re-, im, miiM-ir, 'il.o.i .d the loml i lolluug metin lilt ate*) companies bhwked by • dll genfrtu would continue l« dt.iw Brtlllrtl.l't •lepirt lltri, )ililgr Ro ference of opinion over whalhei I ITOjhhi s ir. l company pay and hrti Crtipentri, 44, it now on iim ! .,l,,l l.m ,m,, lllMII'li'l. mi ll,«- tom 1r VMMplioUl tli.il lour I,rell |HC1mouiii gnvi iiiinrnl, vmil ,m ni.il , nhr.l ,iv llir hu mul.i tui 11inH, workers should help companies, get 114,(H)lt fedetal pey a( 'he ilmigeil with allrmpliug to mm tm In* Mr uilli srtn. ..llm J .i.1 -.ilr U& liy lltr r.ovi-inui’B velu. pay for aocia] Insurance and pen I ante time. ....................... aion programs. IlgenfrIU -aid In hie Irttei he in Lockwood July 27 hy tllimil • iH .iillit (i Io n k | | 1 1 Ml|»i| .»! ,;( i r r < l i ................... lI!................ i j,i HwfcMW ^ <IH Both (Idas now are working dot «•» advised that as « mallei of mg al him lout tirnei. I mi. I . I n t i n , Mil, -. l » v l " U e m ' t ttic H IM kviii 4 » | iirivn l.rliNfi'ii l M ill i , wallas#* „■ I'aas K lah ll ing • 11-day strike deadline rx law lie cannot serve as Munition,Couly, the 20-year-old ,,,llrg» hi eifiil llir Ni\irl tension which expire* at mid­ Hoard rhntimui, and not lake the •tuilrnt, alio told ol Imw hr, im> inmml ^ -slarv involved. li.ih o M i o l I t . r l o M M iilo .M , night Bept. 24. The United State* Steel Cm i Meanwhile the Navy lowe-ed a lliri had chellihed a puiple »i ||,r feetllir * iiun . ot KuilgiliV' . . poration, leading producer end, senile tioum on Capt. John <. chid given lo hei by b n kw o iid .....I t li.ligrv i . , I ,1 .4 . . . . I.-.I • po I, r lir.lJr, gllltv III .ill lll.llgrv traditional pac# natter in the steel I'romnielln ami tlien uulrkly ad ol Imw her mother hail ira, l,r,i ' ' " industry, has refused to accept monished all ll» other officers to­ Ihr point where .1 .. could .-Ik ol m tl-. „„ i. -mru. W „ the recommendation* of a presl- day against speaking out publicly nulllillg but "John .aid tl........... jlii.U III- ptollnl With ..... ........... 1 us Grommaitrv did. - • >■ IC M tttM i wai r * i * re a r) , , ^ ' J , l 4 i* Uugndrtvirt giiveillliirul to .ivoi'W i'wii problem- it, riuniiioiiity Secretary Matthews, announcing John said that. , . .. Ml, . . . i « „ pn V irtu ally without emotion, th n 'iu lr Ir.olmg lluug-ii.in "llici.il* ( W|!...................................... .. lire stud,I'll lort ulglit hy that Crommelin’s public and vigor­ .fens* witness told the couit H,.|k ( .(| ous criticism of service unifica­ defense ■ x*<in ■piicklv -I-r . ,iiatiu-d ■| tw. A mu-i_i( | V *1 I| . *t'JAtli *.*8111 l(i'Ktmriit, Nallimei .......... .. , ... u,|i Id-,. H.-u|Uitg gut" undue li.< title,'tiutl uf tion "obviously disqualified" him h»r mother hsd tukeii fium ln-t Rnymoiiil K iuIh i , with Capt. I . icm I . RnyuiM i fur continuing to work for the a convertible car and all hei "I ■" ................ l l , ‘" 1 •" *' '" " X i. , in.M in t In, fi.-i-iv -t. ,1 i,, ihi* court, iu > tn-i-iv Il'vtNsw* os rear rowel I(„v tiicull and t'u|,l John Fupe rlothes. ...... r.ict'llv lllf lt " 1 I‘ Mix* fnrpenler said her mull, , Hi'lKllug III till- lUHtl UClIllll Thieves entered the Junlur High Il wwimura oa » *»» Suuti • t >1,1,1 tried to turn her agaln't { l.luut. John S u ii I » lnv.li tided iht School last night and battered the her ntepfather hut that ahe iuul ■ Mu'ti iii denlitig m t l i cmu . IU i o u i FIR EM EN IN JU R E D safe open with a collection of odd | „iMing from ii ilthunti,,u* lit* in TA M FA , Sept. 10—(JP)— Five ilrmamled proof. Hhe le»lllir-l tools and escaped with 9288 dut I,ei muther told her "daddy Iuul tiremrn were injured today fight­ it..- mil, llllly , I.Hilt la ri, mostly cafeteria fund*. Smllli coniine Ic l tin- men lltiuugb Police termed it an “ ainaleu'itl, ing a fire which swept thruugh the spent all her money" and "he wna letting his huslnenx diMp ul guard duty with xpcclal eu,|diatl* Job", H aul. Max Bass of the City Bienville Furniture Manufactur­ together." | I i,in-,/,I -u-i vlrev weie held wed 11n. prutecihm of piivatc pro. Folic# Department was railed by ing Company. Aa for Lockwuud, MIhh ('ill- ni-.luv Die Rnhe'l 'l Nnugelv i pcily. Theu Murrah, plant manager, Principal R. E , True lo Inveatfgeli,h' r HV,T,y , ...........1 Home in JuchvMnv.he lur ,N„ hlim •t 8:00 o'clock this morning wlien •aid Ihr iosx was "te rrlfir", ami mid "daddy had tmrruwrd till Ida rlv.l, liukcraiin wlm died lues i ........... llrnlll|r" .................. ................ ... damages would run into thousands the crime waa discovered. The money x x X hut he didn’t xu> ,)ln .......dug In a Jack-...nville ' , ........ , . i cafeteria lo u ts amounted to f 172 of dollars. daddy had repaid him." Inllnwiiig .. l-,.,g i l l . . . l’ A nim ry. I idle uie held ev«y Mrs. Carpenter Is a.,prat,-1 Mipiutn! n „ ' II,, ...... Edgar *' “ U ^ Eilgai ............... pastor of ' form the Juuge and In suing f,n vi„)i „,i li.p lhi flmicn flmich In | tflu -J'”" 'lh V « •’ Mayfair llaplist H'aaltaee* Oa Pass_ Klahl* M,,,‘ ,u )"•« lh' _________ _________ .S'huHhi I,ii-kmill VIIt*', offie I,....I at I : Mignnuatlon. ■w • tr« American Soldier Lepke Informer Held By Russians Shot To Death E scap es P rison In Mob Style •till Inland* to try d**lt» for a vota without hearing*, lie **ld he wdnt* to have tha blit ready for Senate Action In th# nait »«*flon of congrea*. A tiling of Admlnlllratlon vie tori** In the Bcnste gave Prssit dent Truman today tha full tariff cutting power* he damanded. Foe* of tha Reciprocal Trade Agretmenta Act fallM lit avary it- A m o d * le d I* P ra n a l , ( U t d Murray Urges Steel Official Steel Heads Seeks No Pay Senate Votes 22-16 Avert Strike fo r U.S. Work In Favor Of Three t< WASHINGTON, Sapf. l6-</P) — Lack of attendance kept the Sen­ ate Labor Committee from voting leeby on a Fait Employment Practrice* Act. Seven of the 13 mssabari ihowed up for the meeting, but Senator Hill (D-Ala) left, explaining that ha had a data to talk with Praiiplant Truman about rural telaphone*. That left only ria member* pretent. Under Senate ru|ei, no meelure may be reported or recom­ mended unlen a majority of thr committee actually ii present. Thr Funeral nervkei were conducted In Fautu yesterday rt the Church other *il member* yre out of town ■of Christ for Rennie Ernest Thomtisun, 21 year old veteran, who died Chairman Elbert Thoma* (D- at the Hey Fine* veteran* huipllnf last Sunday following mi uutioimbile accldrnt In Sanford on Arg. 111. The American Lugimi war In Utah) told raportan that ha hail ciiurge of gravetlde ceiemon'ee ut Sylvan Cemetery. O P o chance to pul the bill to a vote “ vhils Hill wai at the matting becauta of "remark*-" I f thare had bean a vole, tin m taiure would hav# btan approvad. Thoma* had proxy vote* of four absent member* which he could hav# uatd. Thaae, together with tht ballot# of,Thom a* and Banatori Murray (D-Mont) and Humphrey (D -w lnn), rirpportsra of the bill, wofOd h flV b ra n ju fft- i . « iii- ( . * WOULD HANK HONORS TRUMAN oaraark 10 to IS par cant of the fcoaor la the 91414,898,199 for* olga oraia aid bill to at! op aa Atlantic area poHr# fa rt*. Paraoaaal of tka latarpatlasal po­ lk a ra il would l a rotrultod fro a voluatoara from the m a n ­ or European nation*. The polka would b. under thh control of tho defense commliigs wbkh la ,or • r i t h f t t AtJa n tlc Pact. hT J ! " T i . E ; SEPTEMHHR H U D A V 8 B AY PTEM H K R 18, ~ m »16, 1949 CIO Leader Declares 170,000 A Year Man Willing To Work Steel C o m p a n i e s For U. S. Govern­ Should Accept View ment For Nothing Of F a c t - F i n d e r s W ASHINGTON, S o * . IS— (^ H -Elsven aonatorh, repreooutioy both poll ileal partita, > »• AN INDKPKNDftMtyAILY NEWSPAPER_________ J 1»M _____________________________________ 8 A N T O K D , F L O R I D A , Senator! ToShowUpFor fEPC Hearing! t (itiin alljr (air through Saturd<»> t u r p i inr « lilt 1} scattered ihuiidtMhuwrix in afternoon*. Gentle -uulhrrl) Hindi, VAI.I.F.Y STREAM. N. Y Sept. BERLIN, Sept. 16—f/ P )-0 n * American and three Britiih tnldier* U> (/!’) I hr hullcl-riitdlrd body made a daring cicape last midnight I of ■'0 e*-cnnvicl whole testimony from a Rumen pri*on in ea*l Ber­ j Jirljtr.J irnd lesdrri nf Murder, Inc., lin. the U. S. Army announced to­ jiu thr rlrrlric chair, wai found jk lr Lit nighl nrnr .Southern Slate day. The Amrrican, Pvt. John J. Sen- Jl'.nkh.iy on l^nig Island lucweci. it, iold officer* he am) I I lie man, who** body wa* still hi* compaman* burrowed thruugh i Maim, had been allot three litnea a thick wall with a blunt knife and in Ilie head and thrae liniei m the managed to reach through and bat k. Police identified the victim a* open their cell door. Scnkiewrcr waa taken lo an Phil (Little Farvtl) Cohen, 43Army hoipiial where he wa* re­ yrai tild en-mtmbcr of the Murder ported in a "generally wsakenrd hit . mob who turned stalea aviphysical condition but not unduly deiue in 1940. It wa* Cohen'* Irilimuliy (hat h • I p * d tend undernouriihrd." He had besn held by tha Rus­ Loin* (l.rpke) Buchalltr. leader of sians line* ls*t Nov. 5 when he thr gang, and two of hi* undatlingi rode a itieetcar into tha Soviet to lhe electric chairHoward Heddlnk of sector by mistake. Ha said he was the.Sergeant atate police said thara was questioned 16 day* and night* and ■Hit It- tpieatfon tr.ai Cohen's slay"bealen when they laid I wa* ly­ Lug wn* linked tu gangland vengeI ant e. He said It n»d not baan ing.” ,1,-ti-i mint'll yet, however, whether Sanktewecs I* the »on of Mr*. it grew out of Cohan’* earlier **• Mary Bsnklewrct of Baltimore M'l N.u-lailnn with Murder, Inc., ur Bankitw eri toht-Army offtin* ....... hi* most recent actlvttie* ha and the three nrulnh .............. tvliltli pultca said waru shroudetl u*ed an Iron ltor froM un* of then in myaler. bed* to pray opan, shelr cell block Ilut-lislier, uterlord of the crlmdoor and then fled «V«r a w»'1 iiial syndicate that operated out topped by jagg«l gl**a. of llrooklyn, died In Hlng Ring’s They reached ih* atr*wt by t-lertrir chair for tha muidar sneaking Ihrmigh a bombed out of Joseph Roaen, a Brooklyn and then **p* building th citiulv *(oru qparator. make Vhatr way to tne weetern Executed with him wera two SMtor. Sanktewecs managed to get of hi* associates named Ilf N il* h #puiiw*w "T ' „ "aa *c * to ___________ German rpolice ____ ____ nation .. In the 'complices in the slaying, Emanuel French nactor and talophrmed (Meiidyi Weiss ami l.ouls Capone. American authorities. Cohan also had been Indicted He naid ha made on* danh for In ihe slaying. Rut after ha took fraadom the day he wa* arreet- the si amt to testify for tha atat*, •d but wan recaptured Nov. d he was tried and sentenced to prtwhen he could not make his way tt aallata* Oa * t f . Mghtl out of the Soviet sector. He said ha wan taken to OrCOHTA RICA QUITB anlenburg prinon m tha Kusslan L A K E HUCCE08, Sept. 1 A -6 F) son* for exhaustive questioning Secret a ry-denaral Trygve Lie "by high Ruailan offlcara," and announced today ■ “that■ C----o r ----latar waa returned to Jail In 1h« ha. resigned as a member of iha Soviet sector of Berlin. Unitrd Nation* Trusteeship coun­ , The Armv quoted him aa naycil. Inc "My food Improved greatly He said no reason waa given. about ftvo or i k week* ago, when L bajran to gat whlto bread for The resignation will ba ronaldarad tb^flraf time Mntfa I wan arrenl- hy tha U. N. assembly opening In Nsw York naxt Tuaaday. Thl* Improvement coincided with U. R. PO PU LA TIO N a latter to Soviet authorities by W ASHINGTON, Bept. IB —( f ) tha AlMficsn n^ltary gy y m a n t —Tha Canaua Bureau asttautod today that tha United Btataa pap­ R Y D E R CU P M ATCHBB ulation wa* 148,462^)00 on Aug. 1, OANTON, England, Bept. I B This waa an Incraasa of StfiOOO M a t FaulkM r and J i m over tha July 1 estimate. A t that gar* Britain’s profaaalonal rata of Incraasa. tha poptUaUon flrat blood i t the Ryder will pasa the 160,000,000 mark Mg matehas today when they da- hefora Jan. 1. ‘ Jofcanr Palmar and Dutch Tha Aug. 1 figure rapraeanta an a l tha U , R , I and 1, in Incraasa of 17,1*1,000 or 114 pa* Bcatck foursome. cent, ovar tha l | L M * , l t i y tr■ona actually counted on A |v . 1, f ,r t Girl Testifies Hungarian Red Mother Had Too Goes On I rial For Much To Drink Plotting WithU.S. . Attorney Went Into Hungary Was Tu He Bedroom While Shei Made llltu A W as Intoxicated Problems Studied Bv Local Unit Of National Guard Junior High School I« Robbed Of »2(H) Dli'kurMon Fum'rul 11fid In JiiciiHoiivlIlf! Crime Rates Rise In United States; More In Rural Areas Than In Cities WASHINGTON. Sept. l6-” (/Pj^Th# FBI laid today lha nation's trim# late foaa 2.7 per cent in the citie* and 7.6 per cent in rural areet during lh« jin l half of this year, compared with the iam* period in 1946. The dal*, published in a bulletin of the Federal Bureau of (nvetligallon on Crlmo and Law En— --------- ------------ SSSfdftf •!!“:. ’& arrested for *11 type* id crime January through June, 1848.' ,n raurdar waa t l raara ■ l'a*#s declined by 7.1 per cent nnd In oedar, the nakt moil frequent "*8l*gant , manslaughter by 4.8 rigu ■rraata were'm ada-in the 22, 2S, »’*r «"»• and tha figure for rapes remained unehanged. 80 and t4 year age group*. The report assarted that for. Auto thefts sim ilarly dropped tha period 81478 parsons under 211—8.7 per cant In cities and 6.8 per war# arrested and fingerprinted— . c** l ln ru™ l *raas. 11.8 par cont of tho toUl 400,088 Howavar, burglaries and larcanfingerprint arrest records. Thi* lr l r®»* 4.4 and 8.8 per cent rowaa an inerts*# of 144 per cent I* Ih# cities and 18.1 over arraets In tha sam# age *n4 8 4 por cant rurally. Robbarla* bracket during tho first six »nd n m m t iM naanults increased months of 1941—tho laat p r e - w a r - in both population Integorlas. yanr, , Tho roport said ..... that ........ more ... . :than J. of arrasU, 77 por H«t of those arretted for of parsons crlmo during tho yoor 1948 were violation*., found gnltty on trial. showed U jt NT thd-raor, a total of 84 a H w F sw r f. ,- • ■ . ......... B LK H M O TO H CA D K ' 7 ' ' . T1 siu .i.viii.- I ....... III, M i, ■ T h e Id e a l u n it mtli imw Ed c u iir I x U ef Hanford clti«*na will he given « h | ,," MI ' dft men ami ihn-o „lfici-r», l icut. oppurtunity to visit the Hun v 1 I " X ''''" 1" “ ‘I. 1,“ ' ' J Hinds sstated, lute, I, uml udditiunal « A m,in Homo for Crippled Child...... Mu-kingdom (,oliege in N-« «••*•- list melds w ill lie accepted during at Umatilla Rumluy nft cl iHimi J 4umI, Hi* wilt h iu it Hm) I i > llii' National tSuuid lien uitmeut when a motorcade will leave tin* HunleM in New Athens, II, Rcpl. lb l ve whlcli si uMe, I yes I ui day. Elks Oluh nt 8:00 F M i" g i"' 16. limy Iuul made llu-lr new members In the club it chotire l,,,,,,>■ i i , Hanford fm more than 26 BODY FOUND to visit th# home, Harry Kudeir yeu,- „t,d opeiuled thu'lim y ShuNEW SMYRNA REACH, deoL announced today. A ll lid......"It'd 1 ,|,,w. Nursery In Rtuilli Runford llesi.li'H the widow lie Is suivlved ill - (/Fl—'Tile Irmly of Jess* Willritixens are Invited to pm ticipule lu ti>« motorcade and to visit tin i,y 1,1,1- illlllglltel. Mis. Fell'I H | urd Tunkeraly, UC, waa found ill |lie Indian Ktver «sri| home. Huy III Jucknuliville uml a In o ilie r,.j flouting . fimitlund Dickersun of t'otumliux, 1 Coronar V. it. ltiunuuo ruled lha G A M BLER S ANONYMOUS <1 cu»e accidental drowning. TankasLOB A N O E L K B , Bpet. Ul-(/P) W hen Mi, llichelsiiu fjist came — N o y thfra'a a gamblern anony­ In Hanford, lie wus riupliiycd liy sly wax flailing Wudnuiduy whta mous, the John UHloii Electric Hh.ip uml he fell from u Inidgu draw into Tho fdra behind the organisa­ ul»o served us supvrlnleinlent far the river, tion la alitillar,*to Alcl-olh-s An- the Florida Frecooler Plant oper­ onymoua, Carl Nawman, spokes- ated hy R. I- Cornell. During thu iiu iki ii man-Uadtr of 0 . A ., disclosed vvui lie wui enipluycd at the Hanlast night J A C K S O N V IL L E . Rapt. I fiuii Nuvul A ir Htulloii uml during bit 0‘amblers Anonymous 88 I he past three years was assuclat- Atlanta into pramlnanca for i ............. Atlantlo City 61 77 time with tha filing of an Initlu- rd will, thu American Fruit Crow­ Boston 59 78 live M tltlon to ban horae racing d s. Charleston 84 79in Califorata. Chicago 44 71 EXEC U TED " I , dont ----- . ------ tailing the world 67 a CHICAGO, Sept. 10_</p)_H er­ Detroit I dr« droppad a fortune on the •8 horsoa, , an. “ Moat of man F. Weber, 26, saved from New Yorh % 62 Prison electric Pittsburgh tha otnar in thia organ- the Btatevlile 80 68 liation ■am* boat. W* chair five timss by laat mlnut* 8*^nt ^Louis 82 D. C. k Wa'ra Just intervention of tha court* or tha 82 ous. sx* governor, waa aiaetrocutad today Fo“ 92 .wa* horsf for tha murdtr of a collage *tu> Ji ■ dtnb O r!_____ _ 93 7f • 1v. ■■ rT THE WEATHER^ if ' • _____ ^ i _ , �mem FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 16, 1949 THE HANFORD HERALD. HANTORD, FLORIDA Dwlfcht Norton. Fl'Pach Again R« Ha-'. brim Itrv i Chur tage ratui Semi wee! >li plea *vrn . Dwight N. Ilnrlnn, aon nf Fred ft, Ilnrlnn, w ill huh in tba tntungi- nt the evening e nt tKe Free MrUimlint h, Thla will l>< III* last inenat thin lime, in lie will lie tug tn A illb m y Thrnlnglrnl ary Dtp enrly |mrt of the ■ W feiJg T At THE CHURCHES ..II Church Nntlraa M a t b* *•»♦"«** •» rh » H w H i • « !* • day lielore publication. ________________ ■treasurer; Kliiaholh White—chap- I Salmagundi Staff lain. Hpmunr li Miia Rebecca Elected By Students Stcvcil.,. High fh'hnol'a year b«nk. ho • e|>' i ■ * ,p’* n 1lm rd the following editor 1 for thn j hnngreaa in It* f». rurnv.il year: finrln Partin- edi­ tor: 1 Martha Chapman-dll era ry rdiltir; .lane Ford—llletart editori Ram.'till fio ff, Deniae Hteven*, aiel Duncan liHker—literal •• it • m f f . f.ive Wllliama—aenlor cJiTUlntlnii muniigeri Dorothy Kriiirh, > lltt/il j nii util Riiinet mid Beverly Ur.ullck j ,*'V.V *" rirriilatinn ilepartment: Pat Brown ,,, t,,ii»r Jin t ie Cameron and Bet tv .In Hoi ■.•iiiiimir [sway ad depm tmenl; Jack Hpenter and Phylli* White nlmlo- J ” ',™ " (raphe; Edtlle Bonkarlk anil Jnn i.. . U»f Dr. C. L. Persons WALL PAPER • PAINTS TALBOTT’S OPTOMETIUST K m M .n lw K - lltlMM flllM lU iiri a-ia. i-a i« i. tt-u 4 lla i.ll' Ami" UNI llanh l l i | l*baaa M -D R IV E -IN — 1113 aaafurd Ave. Pbaata IIN -W Painter* and Pnpcrhangcra Legal Notice ty have' enjoyed Dwight'* dug the In il Iwn Runtlny tg.t, and it i" hn|»ed that nil Our officn U trained to accurately annlyto your Iniuranc# reqoir?manti and praicriba the right policial tor your In­ dividual naadt. Inturanca it a profeitlon with ut, not maraly a wiling operation. Ref. Glenn K. Smith 'n> Attend Mooting Flrtf. (Jlenh li Smith, junior of tha hrlr.tinn and Mmnionarv A|. Ham Chin(n. will leave Monday for ie immUR di Irltl ennferrnro «Hi*. * Ul’fiiehill *4M VI«*#' 7‘HO »|« hi til (It *11I'M ***** *1* Mon jornerv, Ala. riaanea for nil agea. T l aollthea'ilern di<triet of the Wrilnrailny. W.M.U. 3:80 IV M I Morning Wiimhip 11:00 A. M. All! imi e Inuf ude* the Htalrn of Weekly Prayer .Service H:IMI P ' Sermon hy pnotor, F b r In. (hjid Kin. Alnhnnm mid , H .T.II. 7:llll I*. M. Unlona for Mltn wlppl. Tin- iiimiial rotifer Tlnimdnv Men’ll Urollierlioml all ngea, *nre Is it■ > governing hndv, and 7:.'in P. VI. | Evening Worahlp 8:00 p. M. Will ie ntlr tilled liV all the l'M<i’rayei Meeting Wednendny 7:.'IO torn of the' ill .tin t arid rlmaen F IR S T H A PTIKT CHURCH drlej lien front the v n r I n u ii Park Vienne at Hiath Hlrret | Choir Prnrtlre 8:80 P. M. chnr lie*. W. P. lirooka, J r., I'aaior Don't forget to llntcn to the John I.. 'Idler, Kiliiratlminl | lta|ilist Hour Monday, Wednesday lllrertnr and Friday at ,1:00 P. M. aponur"W onlilp in Alr-Cnnlcd f'nmforl” i 'd hv oar Dhttreh over Radio StaSunday Sr hool 0:4b A, M. l ii m WTHR. Morning Worahlp 11:00 A. M, | "Come Thou W illi Us And We , Will Do Thee flood." 'TiMining Union 0:46 P. M. K m i lug Worship 0:00 P, M, Werlnearlay Service H:0n p. M. CH U RCH O F C U B IS T F H ID A V Nursery open for Sunday School Kim Avenue and Second Street t:mf Maiii K.tnli.n and Moining Worahlp for elilldien ♦il# Mll.li* VnrliTr O. li. Monm, Minister ill Hlimls Kim: nt I is v of tire Hi lmol age, III Me School 10:00 A. M. 1 ,»i Mu.h nl Imerlml. "We've Saved A Plare For You." Pieaehing and (,'onimunlon 11:00 >|4» IlM I Mtire* TltllM ] ft i oo If n il Ml Nufl«iiiM A VI ] Vi Hi I' o i h i I iii M m i l r Pieiu lilng and Comm union 7:110 F IR S T PUKHH YTKHIAN i n il) f *ISNNIcII1 HtMIVfiiim P. M. 'Hun liny. i thOA N«un C H iliK .T I 11:0ft TiiriiluM* Tlriu* lillile Sim ly 8:00 P. M. Rev. Anglia (1, Mrlnnla, II. It., 1f : SO MliInliiM ItfmloEVfiuN V ihII ois always welrome. Pastor HtM Nf » h IltOO Hlgn nff U lb A. M. Church School Il no A, M Morning Wmslilp I ( IIU Itl'H IIF T H K N A /A IIF .N K V I hi Maple Avenue *»♦ ile n tie sermon: "Our f >mni|i"leol | Rev. I,. It. Itiiahton, Pastor lli lp ii" Mr Meinnla. | Sun.lay School 0:16 A. M. t •1 .TO I1. M, Youth Fel|nwshi|i , Moining Worship, subject "W ill *t* 7 .TO I ’. M, livening Wor lop Faith In Doil Win in the Knd", *1* Se in er Seiiiton I.y Mr. Mclunis The Chancel Choir will sing for in lb A. M. Junior Society 11:16 P. M. J I lieu ijiei oil at the 11:00 o'clie k V I' S. 7; 110 P, M writ III]) II I Vice, ‘"How f.ovely Ale Kvaogell ilie Ilnur, siihjeet "The 'I In-v Vie ningera" hy Menalels1 »"lm Mis. Wilke will sing I lie Way to tiod," 7 16 P M. All day ■ally with dinner and J Realilniles" hy Malotle. The Youth chon will idng the anlliem "I opjiet oil the groundH. Foul apart- Y Talked to Dial I. iihI Night" hy lal peakeis, ihi'lnrling our ill* Siijielinleiideiil ami tire •iiinmn at Hie Kvenlng Worstiip (rut Young l'eri|ile’a president of the ♦ Flornla D islild Stm ts ,‘lntoiilav F llliF . M F.TIIO D IBT t lltlR t II ninrnlng at I <*:till A. At. Ihuttei at West Four I h Htr#*t and l.aurel 11! Oil noun. Afternoon aeivire at 1 "J:.Tlt p, M. Slip!........ it b ull p. M . | Y Avenua Cloning out with h g li nt cvimge ' *8* Fred II. Ilnrlnn, Pastor Untie Heivici' a I 7:1111 P M The ^ Sunday School 11:46 A. M. Morning Worship 10:46 A. M. jiuldir Is invited to attend ull ner. 4 ,y Young Peoples Sarvlca 7:il0 I*. vires. Mid week player ami jiialse ' M. J 1 Mvatigelislli Service 8:00 P. M. Weiluesdav 7: It. p. M. Prayer and Piiiisa, Wednesday T IIK C III'R I II OF tiDD til 7:46 P. M. M il.I.K II FARM S Itev. II. VY. Millet. Pastor FIR ST' ( IIK IH TIA N f l)D IK II Church services fur Sunday. DI07 Hanfiird Avenue Sunday srhnnl 10:110 A. M I'u a iii J. Rinidall Farris, Minister "The Durtils Of Dmi" will lie Die lug at 7 "to P M Muhjei't "Thn ernion atilijeet of the nilnhter ill ftnlv True Kiislgu" Y uii m il h i i i i I I tin* First I ’Ii i in I in r, fh iu rlt Sunday to hem I ins message lm aiise ninny ehnrcliev have elurnh Hags. I'ia v ­ imu hihg. "A re We Dike Sheep?" will he er meeting at 7• :»n P M Tiuu | the set iiioii subject at 7:80 | \ M. day. We u»k fnt tile p ia v iiiiif a ll, The cInucli hiTiooI will meet nt praying people A I n tic ifijn»*is 0: Ih under the leailershlp of W ill­ for prnyei fur sick and dl'liesse.l . FROM III D TO IIKI* are gladly leceiverl. q jE U .K Ceimiinv i/lT ^ ii ’ hi iam Young, the sii|ierinlerulent. I lie Christian Ymitli Felluwahlp in Hred*lilir"del ncm I.■ -1u Ret f li H tlliY I ROSS l llt ltl II that hn emihl eat ton Imil'd |n>t will meet at ll:.Tll P. M. ( F|d"iii|mh A most I'ordlal widcuma Ii ex■toes at one time llr * J id , III Her. tl. I.y lilr n /Intmrrinan, •tomieh was emptied at 'll tv iutn tended to nil. II. D., Itrrtor and he awrire he would Itlver en 14th Sunday nfiei T iin lty < IID Rt II OF T IIK . N A /A H K N K bullatl piiliitoen again. 8:00 A. M. I Inly I ............ l »k*. Mary, Florida U:H0 A. M. Family Service and Rev, l.e o n afr Nanrr, Pastor Ancient Creeks bclievftl ProChurch School. Sunday School'TlMM) A. M. ta u i, a sea-fairy, could change Ills 11:00 A. M. Moining Prayer ■ppaaratire nltimd nt wilt, Moining Woraltlji 11:110 A. M. Young People's Seivlce 7:16 P. ami aermon. Services during the week: M. Monday through Thursday and evening Worship 7:46 P. M. 1 ernTii i: in t m t r a Wednesday night prayer service Sntitrdav 7:110 A. M. Holy Com­ 0* 1CRNNHTII m tlU IIT Hl.rtt, 7:46 P. M. munion. ‘ 'heae Itrelilslice i» tuikmiwn «. sou ars heisi'V in i'iiirii to *e Friday, Holy Communion 0:00 inr on tl«|itrmlisr 31, t'lll. to . F IR S T ( IID R t II OF CH H IBT, A. M. rlaln Itlvnrcs iiri'irsiiiHs iirTiil HCIKNTIHT ■. la ltis I'ln oll I'.out nt tlsm61e Cutinlv, In IT in it.ry, no nt> HM1 Hast Srrond Streat L A K F . MARY COMMUNITY ravtatsd m is or whifti — hs> i Sunday School 9:46 A. M. CHURCH XAOMI a n it a lurrit. ru in iiit, Morning Worship 11:00 A . M. C, C. White, Vllntslrr k fckK N N K TII IIKIU IIT HI",Til, itendant. Sub led: "Matter". Church Hcltuul l(i:<in A. 91. V I T N K I t H m y li s in l n m l . . . | nl Wednesday Service 8:00 P, M. C l B asra for all ages mford, Klortiis, tins git*, itsr <0 Rending Room Tuesdays and ■iwt, n o Worship, everybody welcome o. p . iintNUMN Fridays .1:00 to 6:00 P. M. A ll ara 11:00‘ A. M. C l.rk, r i i i i i l l I’oiut welcome to attend our services Wcftmlnster Fellowship 0:80 r,.‘ . PentlnnU iTiunti , Klurlils ami tn.una our reading room. P.. M.i.-i S N H. J A M E S G U T AGENCY 311 E. FIRST ST, M O N E Y i s n ’t U tW Y T H IN G V Legal Notice .ASBESTOS SIDING P e r S q u are $8.50 & 11.50 '210Lbs. Asphalt Shingles......... 15 and30 lb. Felt $.50 to 8.50 Lumber JVimlnwa and Doors ■• Wlntlow and Door Framaa Scieen Door* Window Bcreana Plywood, All Typea Kitchen Cablnnta Mlcnrda Hoard Chrome Trim M e, Plantar Llmo Rock Lath ShM trock CalotM Inauktion, • Maanry F itn U .. Builders Hardware Meta! Louyera a' W E .C H U H C H f o r A TT Bags of moneyl , Stacks of silver, nickel and copper coins! Neatly-bound package* of crisp new currency! This is a common sight in the vaults of banka and the financial institutions of the world. , <f ■ .!■ . Money plays a Mg part in life. It represents human labor and material production «nd ia the medium through which'man ex­ changes his toil for food and other necessities and comforts of life. It is important t q know how to handle money wisely and well. Some people squander it to tHeir aorrow; others worship it as their FO" * * O W R o i jf? W wSJ o i " i 1^ " ' h , Wlthel^a ond support the Church '*®u,«r*r own Mite, (l) for hl. c h t i ^ V For hie Mka of hie community t3f r#f •oka of the Church ^ « d material eupport. r L T u! h ,, m*fal and read your 8tb|t dojjy0 to c*lu,*h f*9uVeateg fe S o ment in the material world, but it ia secondary to man's spiritual welfare. w v im iv . --- f i(;}, ^ . / h ,s i- j .The Bible teaches ua to be diligent and thrifty; it also teaches ua to love God and cherish bur religious faith above all the world’s Wimanta Sport S F ixlt Hnop 204 W. lit Bt. • 'Wharo Bportimtn jSoot" ' •»! * B lla a .M flc k la a 4 Supply Co. 8W W TW 84. . J, C H a U k W w a ce . SMppon of V in tiB u ■ 84anley-Hraere Hardware Co. 114 Baaford Ava. 1100 French Avo. ... T*l. 18M A aw rkaa. Oil Co. Benkerik Glam* A Paint Co. M. S, OWMiland, Contractor Stmt nolo Truck Or Tractor Co, I’lllthurgh Pa|nU -tllaaa fur Kvaxy Purpose 118-114 W. Sod 8*. Phono 180 ' --T" " f - f: - Touch (an D vui Co. Chaa F. Wert Sanford , Win, 4 , Kader , -i Hanford Boat Works Boat Storage A Repair* ,• ** “ IJHRjr bry.C leaners lli R>‘:lad St. No-Hi Royal Crows BettUnf Co. 0, R- MeKao ' If,*1 * B. park A na Phon* SB1 .* ' « 1 < -•••<- t } :y D Mrs. Votto A. WUHmbo - add> ■ -. ■ loaford. Florida �f< \ » ' - f ............ FRIDAY SEPTEMBER panr, m r . RANFnRD IIFHAIjD. FtANFOnD FLORIDA !«. 1919 SOY HF.AN RISK IN I '. S. I SPKt TA ( F I.A K W ASHINfiTON f/T, — In <0 y*#rs soy besot have risen from almost nothing to one of the m aj­ or U- S. crops, says W. J . Morse nf the II. S Department of A g ri­ culture. The department first be­ came Interestr.l |„ ti,(. crop In Dejobulated Negro Atom Bomb Is Not As Dangerous To From Nigeria Is New Yorkers As The 3 Hour Lunch Carbon-------— Copy WoeI NEW hYO .^ hovlf **ondw, .„n,„*if...of tli<* nmtii , R K, Sopt. IT. -i/l t— || (hrn the h y mvim * LONDON, Sept, 17—(/Pi—Thnt Whs* will fimilly ilmtroy New l|pf<1M, n„,i tin* c in e of tin* m...... 4||JnliOoii native of N igrrl* whose York Oily? jn« vnnijhe* they no on to i< hi,If plaintive appeal in be rcjohuhitM Time hn« washed down, tin* (|nII,n oysti.ru or clamt t o wa» reported yesterday now drain thp great metropolises of pnP||ry ^*,,xl it huge pl.tv reema i/t have had only h car- j many previous rivlliiations. And nf rhlrkr-n on gratin with n-nm ., bnmcopy woe. 1ln time this Hubbub-on-the-Hud|p U,M „mi it siile order of „ l , ■; The colonial offlejj ha* [>een ton prohnhly will also hr........ lured “ n,,, i|1(.v hc.nl n," , uTi!*TM ,,y r* ll|,r" "'•‘{"ft nhout („ ihr whisper that now crhoes A e th e r to trv it desset t I more «lm„t the much hewifed, " Nlnevah answer is always yes ., chunk I of pushy lug enough to tin..til.* (five ) ami chrildreniied (iff) - 1r r ' Hut how? | it hll'popotamus. gentleman who rnmplelned that It is unlikely that atom Itnmhs Then comes t offee and "to .,i, • British district office had dinimployed him on the false in- will make it a wilderness attain, dy?" .............. .....................„ ..... , . The pigeons may slowly cover “ flh, why not 7 ami n d"" I. Crimination that he ........ wan tasy. His Id le r was n moving thin*, lit tip as the starlings are fast round seem, only -.t*tt sil Win and there was evidence to Indl- jnhligcrntlng Washington, II, C. or, let a good file tin*oiue i f . ......... cate that it ha.l moved far knd a< some believe. the city may lie log w ell?. often. For example, a lettei wiped out In a sudden mass outThe fourgents Ity now .... ............ Identical In wording was printed (t.reak of violence hy madtlrned ing "n |,; .............. If (hot >,■ In the American Mercury M*tga- rulers of the lamg Island railroad. i«dlo writers they ...... t'tf=og line In March, I1M0. In an article i„ ,t,„i .Shakespeare If they ate ». . . written hy Albert Perry. P « r y '- ' s,. t yJ i i M . * „ ! ness exta nt,ves. they ............gn­ at 11*1# gave the letler's locale as ‘ w. 1 '*,,n . . * inu that ,1. J'. Murgun wonl.l l„n . toilia I death l*y the three-hour Man. , . The . olool-tl offlro h o w e v e r. I hattan lunch. This is a spreading v l.V.'nnr had an explan.ilon for the letter's1' r “ " “ “ ■«* «o e .«" o u t ms...... A rosy glow wnip* tiu'o. .„ Xumillhr ring. , economic and cultural structure goodwill, and they arc ul, geo "We rrcnnstrnrt it," salt! a "* the top. iuses togellier. Then ............ ... sitoknsman, " t h e unfort,instn< The modern three-hour Man- says: man went to a town serthe and ha,tan luncheon Is the simple "Hood Lord, it's :i ;u»'" paid for a fancy letter. They liii.iniM nian'* hlue-plnte special They wiiddle out mol gi u wrlto lhem faney in West A frleju iaise.1 to the stature of a Holly. cal, bark to the offi.**. I In-., ti... I he scrim* undoubtedly referred ,v„ „ ,( production, double noil lima, chli ken. *\ tn . to a standard letter he had writ, , ,, .. ten for a dr joinlined man, maybe , »!' *s are he popnln, res- salad, coffee, anil French pu«tt\ years ago, and he just made the ,,,u |ants of the mldlown and fin- churn them into a tmpoi Tie .i .1. tails ilho. I'nrlmii copy, will, <i‘"*Hcts, places where the tnrnnon Is losL. Until ipuiiim' vitrinilmiR.*' ( wHiti'm purr nml tin* vnnnu |iriri*R time they sag like stignr u< i Thr colonial offlre has taken *‘M’^ " HaHtijt of the war debt. over theli desks They loin i i * friendly hut completely tinofLathered around th# table are stop off for a couple of .p.e I R rla l Inlerest In the African 1,wu In four people who nstensllily llighlilllls on the wily In.Ole t.. gentleman who said he didn't have met to undertake Important keep p alive, allvr. nave a la*y atom In his whole business, hut whosn real objective"Tonmrrt Tomorrow I'm going t.. i" .t mortal frame. 1Is to gossip, see, and he seen. have a snack him h," they |U"ii.i < ■ "Blit such quesllnns as rejohn The ritual begins promptly at themselves. Hut they don't It' tntlnn of a non-laxy man who li!:H(l o'clock, biick to tin, slime ..Id lioiigh f.u lots been disassociated from his "Anybody going to have a anolliei wallow. i mpldymciit are problems for ,lrinV ?•- „ y , the first man tenThree.limn lllle lieoiis may lake a long time to destiny S'e« Y..ik ..-Thins n . But they do a ipiicke, lot. ..o th.* spokesman said. l'*” “ ,h " ,,r i" r men who eat I lii'iit This Is the fliilshlmtlon of tills 11 chapter. I "W ell—" hedges the third. • ---- --- ------- ----! "Let's have one anyway," says Full roordinniioii of 1 1 mu.. |c, O l'T S I/ B f) I t t l IS II i lh<- fourth, mail because (bey have of ll,e eves is not l.elnwe.l I., l.c f'A SlN O , N. M W., Auslralla nil pulnied the real derision off nttaliie.l in . hildliui until tlo .i •At—A radish which sounds as if ..„ him fifth year. It should have come frnm the cele-; s „ M , , H M:\wl,! " ^ HT , E i 1T " T ‘ " S io u n d Martin la—ext................ T l.................... uuml.iu of .h.ilv fo ,u Pfcct lim ^'aiiil a lllf rdlidc '' *"'• ,,,e fl' >l " " |p|" “ tjilrd , workers and yisttui , at lb , 1. has her......... ported here. It weigh,w"7d1r,1ln“ . '/ lh '' " ‘ ''V ,'1 N' w " " " 1 * '' • is,, and tnraa one of m. U<lnk he Is drinking to., much. Ile | tr.1,000. ed 41 lbs Mg. J . Gold-1 the otlieis nearly smith pindured these monsters hi Y’ *+ rtv J ils hack-yard garden. ',v, a t v s j r s '"!!-'»• TURF* SEE t h e yvikklkss Electric INiwcr Mower IPOS. The beaus weie imported fiom China. At find there was liltle use made of them m this country. Mostly they wetc planted when some other carp fnllrd. Then they were used for many years mainly as a foragr crop After lOItO. however, soy beaus j tn'gan to have „ place In many > crop rotations. Now they are wide- ( lv used as a cash crop. Tlie I,cans i are sold for food .tu.l industrial ] uses. • (J u ic t • • Kconominil lU ticiciit fu lls gittitiinteeil C'ohIh mil' nniitili'ti' \ g riiN . Ilenlern FRKK I iltenil IHwcniinl IH '.'M U N S T If \ N O N ill \ nut old umw er luUt?M liiiile V. A. Wlieeless ! Mile North nf I-on u:wood IN AM UNUSUAl CUtfMONT In Fiovldetic u >, H<«‘'•'itil-o’Mi. S», ,,l „ ..tie* we II i i - i out on Hie linger oM..............• , '" ‘*lM11 (", r ’’ 1,. ................ M mii Silk uttlcintes. I ................................. " " '7 ' ............ ........................pci,nit . only in It t el . th e ..................hi Levi' , . law. tinge Wl ,,.n ittile tlntermUwMl) tlKHMAN A l.I.nU ANt F l*AY W ENT STM.I. lO N F I SKH B E R L IN . Iletmaoy t/Fi In ttu* confusion that icignr.l in the clos ing days of the w»i Finn Bcliwai I tennuer got s liighci family u l-' llowance fn, lier soldier hnshand than she was entitled to Rcrentlv. b1i»* nvFlvi'il » Ik II ii * Hum tht* tmnk through whirh thn government payments were made. It said she bail to pay the money hark. Hei husband. I’aiil, protest i e,| |o the bank Rut Hie n ffirlala, were stubborn "Take It up with ibe tiernian armv ciimmaud." they said The arniv emnamod ceased In esisl in SEAT COVER I a r t llt O f T f i l f t I.P H lh e r i l L - f .o io I |l| -.111 .1 l .l I. MMO ., . * I !>■*' i s m l i l s . , >o - I t- 1 1 ,1S o n . .<, ,^ I • !> ,' 1 .0 0 | , m Ji 11' I 11 SM'I V*. 11 i' "11* ., 1 SO , I cl 'll I I '■* o 1b* u p M E 1 N G u a, i f, t I, 11 In II rlttUta o III, It-'-tlMf * If'.ft* I f rfil I mfi V i i ,*i « m m , s f n n i f f Y i i It 11(i i $iin ti '*/ w * i . . . , ti,^ i /ith •« ,* • II fh?v h -til r o y I’ ll -i v s * r-i - . , pi -*/* . I . , i o ’ ll h e - r/te wur/tfi trfltigh*** * nut A fin / in * 11mu* ih n iN i» Ron ri t i M I . f i f f l l II “ v * f ^ AWI h#,, f * *■i u • # i p n |t • » R h d u ftJ I mi u i h u iy ut h lv « ♦ i f l j ||i«| I| Ii t t III H rw V i If If t * k ' , n c i n I'** A J 11-s . t f l r l r i l f e. I IS* tit ' V m i i ’ i I 11 I II | h ^ h l l v ter i( \ l tl .i- th tit it^ HM.iit; fH in i i r#*|»url*rl 1i ..1 #*%11 (11 i liif r i, t | .......... ii i i. ii F re n c h I ’ ip iiiK *22*°° $13.80 SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP ANNKTTK'sS at A (IN^ I \l t t 1* BLA CK HORSE ALE K X F I.F K IV F W ITH H g«» 1 1 ii n Wl* I l l ' l l ! Vit,, In I’lie rlt (Oil I n i ' t ' . | li of CUV,-I l..'l.,|i' VMM l,l|V ln | tll.lt O' < II 'll g"| PC),1.0 i ' m otiI i -mviT I I mp \ ' mii 't,l i ni IM I’ IIR T K O O rlan d o I 'lllilt M FABKK I It IN. Y o u 'R e A i'LASTIC .liltk Ii. Mu i i U im i, M tiu.igrr \» f new! VanHeUSen C e n tu ry Jb * r m lh# il l l»IT-t i h t s h ir t w ith Ih e s o ft c o l l a r flint h «rl won’t wrinkle . . . ever {(* t ) O ffA tll ✓ <LUI A hahy elephant weighs fro m ! in,l to i!'H, pounds at titrHi, making *1 tile world's biggest blessed e vent. In the free-xwlmming stage the young oyster larvae Is a favorite fond of many ocean creatures, including othtr oy#t#r».____________ ask Only one m tnl fils if — HoihIitI ou know linw il tisunlly is —slow ntul sfettdy is tiic rule in automotive progress. But every now nod then it Itnppens. Along comes a car that's new all o v e r like thin one-am i headlines sing the news. Y Choose CONGOWALL - la k e the «tyling of it- fre s h ami smart and re ally excilini' from its non.locking humper'gtmrd grilles In llie jel-pluttc look of its fenders. « m waus or Msmo mum 1 T i k e the outward size of i t —handy in ^ You'll b lm th# day you discovered thl# exciting, new p#rman#nf wait covering! Made of long-wearing baked enamel. Ita handsome ratted Hie pattern lends o smart, modem note to any room. . . itays smooth and lustrous for yearsl Easy to dean, easy to Install I Sec the array of lovely eulert and designs. We'll be glad te ghle you an eitlmats. - *■* # 1 m rtM vm im t i«-we« traffic, easy to garage, actually more room mid a ftwee t<4r ride in fewer over-all inches, V | Step inside—and stretch yourself in the biggest interiors ever found in a Ituiek Special, with a (oil twelve inches added to rear-scat hiprooin. \ I r y the power of hig 11(1 or 120 lip high* compression B irch a ll cngines-sample the Restful levelness of a ride that sets the itRndard.for t(ie industry. , 4 m L WAINSCOT HMHT.OIHV, > > At), h r G hcckoontroU-am ! note re ally big newai Jlira luxury oj D y no flow Drive*—neweat, transmissions — is n/'h» "tl t ritn/mimr, available now nt tin- Inti i 11<>n <■Irrel vet! V« —I.,./. t p r t H t n i r. fu /l r, in u#lMlr«4VvA. I 'ionlly, look at the |*i ii < i o*. M< i - oi e its figures agninst others oul -ee d oo\ ear, even in the lmvest |o n ■i«* Id. ga i >-vmi so nine'll of what you w mi i n tm h ilollar you invest. Tops in style, lops in rnooi, lops in lift ami life ami Ira t eling t ;i -i i trip to vour Ituiek dealer w ill show v o this is won­ derful in value tool Tr'im -m lm ,* ' romfnrOhlc ,- It---I**' -*t, i l l ,U y lu iiii I , woven pin i* 'il lil'ii' ,*i'h ip, I it *-*»I iu 'll- Ill'll 1'iycr > to work ntHil ut li t* 'IIn- mllilt poiiiM i i i i i ' i m il up l'(*r •pitniiiiii "in , l■ill il. - t,niL "no l v*■ inkI.* il . , mure ,t r.,i rsAmc-HANor u i i • it I uiiuc in Ini iii'ii" M imlml ,; l"i 111- new \ jiii l leu .-'ii I 'Uilnr, ' f> n f« r # i/ * 2 :,r * n a i l A J .H S xoom mm* o h M o t o r . o r H A t i o w oetve tltO W fl'M i- - Hull ItlUONIi lUMM-OUAtB m v i • Jtt •fttutl • Mioft rx o iu e i oeixAii utAi'.iii tioiu inoihi • con m in o . lno A t t aaouho » lo w - t - e n u r m n o , <<i i lA t ir r - e t o # fttM i * M I A n f t v i M w m r t o e i ano a h « w r totMino i i i o o a o i i i d i • ir M o r - e t e t w * r o s Q M .u / a i m i v i • i i t e i i i « a » i m u p i u w i m « o o y i t iiu m " ) ' « M,t at C tlra tn ,t an<1 ill ,1 *ltv* lic-h, *null-* ii!** *(',!. Ii i.t ilfiv *' la u m lfii,lit Mini i I. il' O n If f H u t c h S r 1.4 / i f /«"« « W 4l i f e *111• I ,*i,li , I'- lln ,* * "li | T , | | | r u r n \ in I I . ....... i i I > i i I , i i \ ' I h r i n l l , , i . .1 tin g le F o r the biggest buy ol do ■\ • ir and many a year to come —better i:" now and get your order in! . sim plest, end smoothest o j all modern . Sanford 1 ' Furniture Co. Twetefnai'lti-1 s p e c /z u t v # o tv >/ + O p t b » * l Mi §Mf9M C*#!.! si . ‘• , MO ti t ■f. f is i i . ** I fN l WOtlLDT SMAftlllT >n L'xijusivclv at ’ «• « .4A ’ ,11 i f t M leN k r eefeaw M lN ate UmlU « W f « trill ftwIM Ifteei NJED SM ITH , MGR. SOO E. l i t . St. Hlght where we'ee ke#t» far M t**erv Suiifwrd, Florida MEN’S DEPARTMENT :-i v tX u v u W Bfr*-'' • * 9 V#"W-*, «* •» VP1 ib * . ~ j4 i • 1 . -liijli'-'. » • i m �,r I Saitford Herald m ^ la g a e lia A g u rtf u im a t it t wr ft’, l i l t , al Ik * r a l n t , riatM a, u t « IU T M af S tM k a MOM'AHII l~ D E ooaiMis osiAa S « I* H I S lU f * 'lU M n n r n u ii' u f U sM Iaar v M l l r U , m i l al jfca. rcealuiiua* u « M t f rM al •fialaatrau fa* u * a a i■■«* *| •i»a r*M*. will a* t C i t u teaelar a C c t 'U t o y V*m T WB**a* ( I t r , hi. iI St, l.a al*. Trk i iferatu ia a aaeaakee‘ a l | u V r r .. aiKlafe U a it !0*4 fB fta a lfU r.la ika aa* far raaabll* fi FRIDAY, SEPT , l«, Iflio ID *V ’S IliH Lft "/ ‘ hlrelry wa« ham MBS before I hr cr nandee. civil)*. 2, 4r< chive Irena. Rejoice imt W huPthliia enemy fh lle lh , and hemt he glad when he Frov. 21:17. Au •»lf you don't »ftnt Id lmV« |„ | l y a (•!« lax. wtite or. wire your ft>r«rnUiivr» m Tallahnire Let the political rnfkrlren ocuteli lor Ilike the trtl el ul. *I ' — .Pieiidcnl Tinman told ||,e N*. tnal (Tlt)«n» rommift^o That tinInitcd (Nation* “i* the paly 1ml lark we have for the peace of die odd". Tltil i* lo *ay, ibe only liul|sik not caunling tin- alum bomb. New Yoik Democrat* have iimniilcd Uijihril Lrtunap, fninirt ivetnm'nnd <i W all’.Street li nail* Tier, for the Sen.ile One iliioe w* like about lime crate: lliry'rc^jMkaaHBeaHabrrd ageimt Wall Sticrt Al Icall five n k B A t ly d il1lied icir )ioiilion on die sulci tax loll liwrcn the lime ii wn| vAInd down ia! Tutiday and rriirniideration ■I deiidrd upon 'IburideV. T lu l‘» two day iwili li for die five irn.in , who certainly bavc a uglit lo iinge tlicir miinli. but wiio vatiT leapt heinw rci'.atdcd with antpit ID for iV> doing. 1i" " ■ ' Mm♦bell Plan wa* ' ‘ Inguguialtd the fde* wai dial Vt would proviJr Eutopean iuane the fund* witli which to buy (tom Ul. From n Itiicdy economic; Dint of view, that m i hnd raoUKli. lit nnvy' it it pnipnmd dial wc ould ^Riovide the in v .i^ ..llir nd* tuvtu y fluid ntbrr natiom. fiat we gel out of d it a monv , lUttlion. Hut m«v he wr ’aren’t Uppoir lo gr| nnvdiioy out of it. F oIIovA b cloudy on lli>' lirrh if appi^nl ul it hip limiting |»»o K l fQiHkin|>*. n I OOO unit liuusl | puiflk ti apptimtHiy dll' hVilm l Housing Aullmtlty foi Miami Thaia houtiup ptuitU' HI* jiuid for lamely by IcJeVil fumlt. l<> which Sanford i* c«nlri|iuta their proportional!Ilia only Way we tan gd *nv lirtirfil* under ha progiam it in have a homing i iJ M t n O f t L a w •' * — The late Justice WHey B. Rutledge of th e S u p r e m e /ISM iniw q g rnrra n i i w Court was a ra rity on that Court, and indeed on th e federal (Far Janwa Marlow) im arily a teacher of law bench generally, In that he waa primarily ra th e r ..than*..a practicing lawyer.. He was dean of ..law . law WASHINGTON, Sept. IB—OH hcIiooIh for many yeuru, and on th a t account was of enhanced —Uncle Sam In having a much value to the Court. The teacher leartis learns Jurisprudence na us a easier time with nurplun potatoes veer than last. tisuully leurna learns It jilecepiece- this Whole, while the practicing lawyer usually The reaaon ia that there arc Officers Are Elected By Seminole High FEPC Bill Steel Strike (Cn i i i m n > a r u t *>■*> dent1sI fuel finding board If It IS Seminole High School ha* elect-; committed In advance of contract ed the following officer* m *<-rve talks to picking up the entire hill for the current year, u* follows: for insurance Mild pension pro­ Senior Clast O fficers; President— grams. Hobby Hodges. Vice President— t In deciding nguitiHt a wage in­ Hilly Jin,erne, Secretary—Hot*.v crease this ycur, the board sug­ Ann Cagle, Treasurer—Phyllis gested both side- adopt ct. iipanyWyatt, and cite plain Donald Lud­ plan* m eal. fewer of them and the grower wig Junior Class Officer*; Presi­ financed Social ■Security which would cost the steel Indus­ Another lawyer of Himllar background w h o made im- price guarantee it. lower. dent— Clarence Clause, Vico It coat the government eltoiil President— Caroline Patrick, Sec* | try from eight to ID cents per iiortant c'untributioaH to tin* pructlce of law was the late 8226,000,000 to carry out Iti (trice retury—Aubrey .Muran, Treasurer hour per man. W illiam ..............Hrnrutr . "iAtwin. .................................................. If it" bad obtained his way "the law’s pi online on the IMS riop. Agri­ Prospects uf an ,-aily settle­ -Denny Stafford and Chaplain j ment in the week-old Mlssuurl de'lays” would be but on empty phrase instead of nn nil-ex­ culture Department official* be­ Kenneth Koblilri*. pr pressive one. Although he «iid not reach that goal, he went lieve the rust thla year will h» Sophomore C l a s s Officers: Pacific Hailrond strike faded tolesa than |B0,000.000. far toward It President—Gerald Covington, Vice cre<l on muon rejection. Governor Ingmiii M. Stainback I.aat year'a program, which the President—Hob Kilpatrick, Sec­ In company with Elihit Hoot and other noted lawyers, department ....... .........only .............. recently wound retary—Kd McKinley, Treasurer had proposed that the 2,DUD strik­ Ur. I^ewls, n veteran law professor mill for m any y e a rs dean Tp* "wi* coatiy ’’l*caiini, the crop —Margaret Malloy and Cliuplnin ing ibu-k workers go buck on tliu o f the' U n iv e rsity of PcnnHylvania L a w School, nrg nui/id I was about trtfl.uoo.ooo imahiP Ellen Driggers. Prcsbinnn Cine* Job ut ii l-t-ceiit hourly wage inthe A m erican L a w liistllute in 1112a. T h e In stitu te em barked ,n,,rn themcitnaumera wanted ThU Officers: President—Hobby Mor­ crease. Meanwhile, union and em­ ployer* would negotiate a new on com prehensive research to determ ine ju s t w hat is th u [w"|(,.re u' how the program uper- ris. Vice President—Junior Motts, two-year contract. Secretary—Joan Wrlgbt, Treasur­ law, and to adapt it to niedcrti needs. U nder h is supervision nted: Fred T . Low, clinirnian of the er Terry Cm dell and Cbnplnin — it twenty-volume restaD'iiieiit of the common law was nub-J Hcfur* dm ltds crop waa plant- Kitty Nix. ('IO liiteriintioiiul lmiiKsborcm'»!i'» lish e d Lit will,[be a fundamental guide to generutloim o f|w' t,1'‘ 'le,,"r,m*nt 4 Sponsors for tin. Senior Cheoi uml Wareboiisemoii's onion strike planting goal In terms of »cn*i me Miss Keherrn Steven*, Mrs. cuminlttec, caul ” m,” i , that. future lawyers.' to Is- planted. Thla goal wai ill- J May Port, Mr*. Klminu llisbee, nnd .lie said hi* committee would A notable characteristic of both the teaching and the vided among Individual grower t. Mr. Stewart Gnlrliel. Hponinrn foe give "Immediate and serious con­ The goal wa* the arreaga which, the J , dor Clans are Mrs. Nellie UnnrnntA I ’riiirt wtirlt nf Hu* late Justice Rutledge was that sideration,” however, to liny con lie wus Interested first In the usefulness of law to humanity, to prisfiii'ii tin- pntatuaN rnnaiim cr*. t.oieman. Mi*, i.ucy i *«U? | j i f iiiin v uy ti*« .***«.#* ami only secondarily in the luw as an institution. Lewis had wi-rc s ip re le d ti; ta k r Official* Elixnhetb l.yncl, and Mr.nine Me struck hie vei luring cuiiipnnieu. .Sponsors Tor the Sopho-, Other major Industries involved the name idea, which he advanced in a different way Both figured that If jirodurtlmi balann d Cnsdiii. inuri Clnsr ar* Mrs. Illtdr Wray lubur disputes and which may helped lo bring the tpinlity of huaianneus into the courtroom. with Ills naed, llu-n* wmild bp isi' uml Mr. Fred lianas. .Sponsors for in aiii'plii* and p rlrra wmild pm iuim II v ibe Freshman Clast, are MIxh lia r - , Ite ulruck mile** iigrireiiicnts are wnrk out ul oi ubovt, thu prl<*| bra Itiipierhl nnd Mr. fa il* Moon- j leached involve -KJU.OOU United Mine Workeiu, 2011,1)00 GIG United giiartiMlep ey. li|,'ctricu| Wotk a ta .. 2lfi,000 CM) G rower* did not plant *o inany; United Auto Uh,noil east T ii*' UusHian propagandists must, he getting tired. They acre* iir I lie goal hut morn poti, ' Maniord rorum Executive’s authority undar the 16 year old law—including efforts to keep a “ peril ,point" provision written Into it by the Republican controlled 80th Congress. With the extension hill now tries are being prepared for Mr. Truman's approval. The Renata voted last night, 82 to 111 for the sixth extension of enacted in 1034. The Administra­ tion’s hill, extending Iha program mid) June 12, 1U6I, had been ap­ proved prevlouxly bv th# Houae. Senate passage followed defeat, 43 to 38, of a Rapuhllcan-baeked “ peril point" amendment. This would have required the President to tell Congress If he rra n tH tariff ruts which the Federal T a riff Commlisjon deemed risky to U 8 producers. Meantime, trade agreement* with ten more countries were be­ ing prepared for Mr. Truman's sanction. They are expected to be leadv early In October. State Department officials esti­ mated that approval of these would nlare 76 to 80 per rent of all U. '* 0 ( * * *’ ad* tsfirlsxt* Pmslnrr-*al Th* Sanford Herald Sanford, Florida ’ Dear Sir: ----------One of Iha most popu— popular namaa heard.. Is not the) pr president Or some king, but the^jirfnce. Very seldom to — l m , hi _ l, V t A- - -ru - -le , the m ajority of t h i earth’s population, lie Is fa r m o rr prominent In the every day Ills of individuals than any king oi rulsr. His name is by-word to many, yet very few rare to declare him their example. The smallest child bows to him when he becomes ‘rahellion* to Ills parents. The schhoi; child that~is so quarrelsomt, walks hand in band with that prfhea. The good father that gives his ■ son thu price nf a bottle of besr,0| or a theater ticket that rich prince w Is a fine friend to him. ' The mother that I* not concerned about her boy or girl in the latehours of the night when thsy ta il; to come In, or do not care where' they are, Jn*l s o thuv do not intsrfere with their social affairs, It continuing to flirt with the prince. And strange as It may seem, the husbaiut I* nn) tunlniis * the preacher who i* so concern­ Trade Agreements. Experts of the U. 8. and the ed about the plumbers wslfare,,^ Finland, Italy, Greece, Bwedin, that be beg*, pleads and dsnilnds Ibe Doniillirnii Republic Haiti, L i­ their money, and will pul up beria, Uruguay and Nicaragua— screens lo allow pictures In the have agreed on the terms they churches when (hey themselves will recommend to their govern­ cannot preach a clean enough message to Attract people, have ments Senate net ion will be delavsd a that prince wiping th* hair the ota were produced on ••■•'li aci»| const A F I . atovcilqreu, mid 17,out) while on Mr. Truman’s linesnect- wav It feels good. > have just printed in the U ushIiiii newspapers a horrifying Itlinn hud hnnn roiiulnd on. , U IU -U A W w orVFfydn Allia-Ulml- rd nomination of Sherman Minton So many nre like th i story of picture of life in L'hirnifo, with slums, lynching ami other li.m iio u O rt**> f a * , »••• The Nlirplur dnvnlopud and the, incra farm Equ^kpsut plants. the old lady who would always In be a siiprcme court lustier crime. The giveaway femes when A l Capone uml Mayor goveriiainllt *uhl In effm t I*, tin-, taels wllli Itriliah, F li iu h A n tc l U u n e m ly , theta’ are only two the nomination w ill “ taka the bow when t|m prlnre’s name was i hi, and Viiguslnv inlrlllgenc# major ulrlkca and only u comCornmk ijre mentioned, Mayor Cernmk was killed in HiH.’t, gruwnr: of ihe Judiciary committee, sub I mentioned, when asked why the I f VOII ra n ’t gH llm nipilvHlunl 1agents. piirutivcly few minor work iiopUhalrman MrCarran (D-Nev) obesiauce at his name m ention^ and Al Cupotiu has long since censed to concern anybody. It nf "the d ia l wn* fidhiv.'ing n pnges. prlrn guniHiilvn In Ihe mar* j (Tin routine course." That’ usually stated, you never ran tell whose* turns out tKAt Mfe whole article was written by the novelist knt wn w ill hoy yoiil potutocE li< i faiiillisi pattern. A-, In .......... uf lakes about three weeks. A speej- .hands yon may fall into. Now iln- cunvirled Ituuiiiii I'alliulic that price.*' Maxin), Corky, when he visited the United Htates In 1UH1. ler procedure often is used |h Vhen thawi t* no opposition lu T I ip price goaianlpn avrrugr.l prlmata, Jusepli ('nrdiiinl .MindsiwlmpM-iim Soviet journalists have written attacks on nl.out rs*c* where opposition Is lacking. Your C h ristian 'Ilfs the prince is imposition la tl.flB a lm *hel. although it icuty, the defendants went on There was no apparent uppo*i. pleased. Rut if von pray and speakthe United Htates until they, h a v e run out o f material. vurlnd hy grad** and aeaiuin*. The Inal with the presumption Hint to *»»■ fulks about about where where they'pb they' plan on ;b .t l7 " t ^ .T '“ T .l,^ " n / , Vt,.f# *« -Minton’s appointment.'But *° Char lea1 HfdffftiS’ fiid tiled a .most unattuctlve picture of giiypriiiiinni'a offer had th« «ff»rt they weie guilty until proved III* l,|Un liigh bfvcl Joint chiefs of staff, M,.carran. now an ,route you are w„ , ^ to ,u Eu-'apandlng . ______„ eternity, _______ . ... (USD American lift) when,he visited us one hundred years ago. of Atahlllvliig the m arket price at' liuceut. Till* I* the uppmitu of plucked him out of that job. ope for a thrsa-weak trip has b « n to incur Ms Ira, tharsby making western ;,ii,ceil,ire lie was sent lo duty with lb* at odds with the Administration | s r^ ’ mMsaaaht situation, Time being of no moment to a propagandist, it would not he nr near the g.ivprmnvnl m ippoii. iiin*l (The Y ii g i. r I a v government Navy’s A ir Warfare Division, < price, hut *ume grower* atllf had Ha does not always conlt as old and ether matters ra«*n*lv. surprising If this Ahoulil he served up to the horrified Rus­ no rriiirknt, r barged lanl night thn> I lie ti )ul width Is nn important cog In the lion split hoof, with horns preluding. A surprise meeting of the Ban sian readers, when they get aVound to it. Thi-v i h i nnd lo Hi* government.! wii< a trumped i i 11 device of the Nuvy’ii operating organisation— 1ale Labor Committee to vote on a He comes In the form oi soma M bought the erri-PH* potalop* al | Knviet Union for an ■'unbridled but doesn't ileal ill high policy-.’ fair employment practices bill beautiful, lady sometime#. Again Yugnslaviii, oinking like the joint chiefs of! ilie promlaed price mid divertedi witchhunt" again*! drew hitter protests from Southern he may coma In the torm of a f lhem Inti, byproduct nutlet* nur),| and •but it was based on lies and staff. preacher who w ill not preach i senators. ti.*i flour, lingerie*.) ii * livestock feed nlcoho) H ellfire on places of amussmsnt And then the Navy moved t< > Chairman Thomas (I)-U ta h ), Mwiuwhile In Itucbaiest die lint U gut very little for then, A puyt'liiatriHl mtyH John Uillinffor, ntitorlouH RaiiKHter el,'An,nil lllllkc sure tim e bilTt a H'lulitlall i »ald lie hoped to get committee an- and vices, hernure, like the old lit* sold by iudivldutil t 'liililifiPI ill .Ii.in Mil cbioncil dull urovnl of the hill without piihile lady, you can ntver tell whan uf tht- 1920’h, wuh. h.i lu ll iihc lit: had pruvlutady Hilffnml grower* to the government run Yugoslavia wan inabilixliig tronju uf the E'roinmclln incident. licarliigs and have It ready fur topic are more concerned about Kccretarv Matthews and Ad­ frinn alei’iiiiiK Hirkneim. Otlmr tTiininalti nf the timo wt-ro all the wav from n few liuahel* l i nn i,s •!m illers w illi nelgldml illg dally Iliving, than whan time Semite action In the next session ieir oatiy miral l.iitiia llcnrcld, chief uf fi-llnw Hiifft-rorH, dprlnrea I’ rof. A lexander Kennedy, of N ew -i th........ul* „f bushels, in a .few ('iimimuilst stud s and *bul “ fe v ­ is„ .c*1 ceased. of Congress. hV “ **dLhappy the prince should Navy upendiinut, sent a telegram Oh, how eiiMtle UllivoYHity, Spenking before tile H ritiah ABHtieiatMitll''""^" b'dlvl'bia1 grnwera aold mor,' erish furl If lent inn* works are ill A labor siihcninnilltee approved to nil cuitininnda. It ItixtrurUd uny progress alnng die Imrtfar." be. So don’t always call him the for Advancem ent of Science. Sleeping HivknnjH m ay leave ] . V J J f S a w r M a iS .if n n I S i The claims were mndi1 by a officer who intends to make u the measure yesterday. old Devil when such namss Ilka Senator Russell ID-Gnl. unof­ statement lu niibmit it fir*i lo the iluinaK«, after, the paiienl lucovern, to a Hinall area of thejbv end, grown o, the government wider, identified only as I. Ecu!'ficial spokesman for the Southern Sonny, Slater, .Hubby, or Honey tic. Secretary. Tliu lelegrnui *u*d: bruin, affecting moral jiidimii'iitH. I w«* r,boui fc.umi worth. group, said Thomas' prupgrol or Preachet will stifflru Now you "The lucent serlc, of public "smacks nf thu autocracy of Sta­ know If von fit In any n f.th # | "W hy dot hram operailoiiH for hnhltaal e rim iaa lB ?" Iu| received from th,- blandishing die sword al the llal lit chioged that T ib i was ■Intementa beginning with and ielin." lie *ahl he had never hraid above categories. It you hpstan it nnturni (|iit'Htloji. A h yet Httch technlipieH are in tlie ir «M M h eWgniwer had t'^pav kiins." Hult lug lioni Cap,. Uruinuicliu's of n bill such Importance" ha to explain there Is no harm In nifitncy. Sem e highly disturbed m ental cutiett have b e e n !......bidlon rust*. |u*t at did th« 'hrnno'H rnttiwo iibrocdml tnoliin Hlntniiciit- all uf which uppear lug rushed tlirniigti committee abetting Juke Joints, ball games and many athor things, you do not Iren loti hy tiopnruting the white fibers in thu forepart of tliul former wlm got equivalent a- • ( Miiiiilnr leporla ware denounc­ lu havo been limplred largely by without hearings. ed ......eutlv by the Yugoslav minto make him yum enemy, brain. T lib relieve:, the exlutlng trouble*, Imt leaves the "‘'ir l* J,7d" J.lllbri^Lm^havH l i l i v uf Information a* Uominim- apjiicheiisioua concerning the fu­ The hill would direct the Presi­ wish ture of naval aviation have from dent to set up a five man commis­ Watch your step It pays Youra Ul-lllSpItCil ’’lies."I put lent ^ without, ajiy initiative. One evil hat, been replaced r, " iVcd if then- h.d b*en no sun- 1 the * (midpoint nf successful uni­ sion charged with protecting work­ for a tough struggle with th* "A will paycbnsls ha* been ny unotlier. 1 purl program T Them Is no at>....... fication and mnlntalnnnce of har­ ers against discrimination because prince. . Rav. H. W. Millar ........ . - *• 1 ’ *• | solute way of telling, hut deparf- ri entail among the people uf mony among thu >*tvlcea been a of race, color or. -Jlgl______ rellglou. It la - Miller Farms Church ol G,od ..............." ’ 'r ~ “ I incut erontimlsts estimate th# *ur,-, Y u g o s l a v l a , ” l.euntlc wrote, sourci* of cmbhrrnssmciit to ths part of the PresUtent'a Civ v leaves have liccn rniu-olted ! pin i f’Arm Rights program. and Rrlgradc has been turned Ini'.* Nnvy Department. .t'-M’l I *• “ While there Is no Intent to Im­ . » ,1 .M 1/ . I The HHU price support p rJ yaat barracks. There n rr Yugnth°°program*Mnt*d"thaf any^tio” 4 w o u ld .b e .w h h ftf , pair your right of free expression nlnv troop* r o ri r e ti ( ' r a t i o n s •*-“—*-*— — -ii *-**— -a , ) -------------- *--------------------- I grain Is daslgnrd to assume grorow*to get a vote on tha bill at thlshustai. along the bolder * with Hungary, of vicwH, f believe a more approaurtendur national sovereignty l o i r " " ' ' a b ju re ■ ^ procedure Romania, llulgarln nnift Albania pilule and effective anv luuitrnl governing control. The "'* 1' ; ‘ Th , * , hl v^,Hr C lliv lin a have been V v a ru a le il would be to iruiiHiuit them lo me program of the .. ............ conferfrom border area* and feverish through eluinnclH* in accordance fortification* win ha nre In pro­ with x x x Nnvy regulations, x x x gress iilnng dit bonier.’’ "The view tm trims in it ted will, I assure you, be used In support of POEKH EH t’A P R the Integrity and efficiency of HTtM'K Ild E.M , Swislcn, Kept. (lie mivnl service, H T d l'K IIill.M , Sweden, Hcpl. "The cooperation of all person­ 18—(/l’|— Five yiiung Pules furces 1nel effected by the foregoing will a fNdlsb plane crew ul gunpoint! la- greatly appreciated." to change their course and take, them to Sweden today. pistol. The plane, which had ssvFour uf Ibe Poles pointed load­ Sll other tmsKiuigrr* ubuard, veer* ed guns at die pilot ami two • d from Its coiirso nnd landad at crammen. The fifth held a toy n Swedish m ilitary airfield, *Old Propaganda Kx-Communut Work Without Pay / HI if, '"cfjrne And Surgery « FOR WORLD GOVERNMENT |5 X 'W tir » ,?!«,fUfiS » TODAY ami SATURDAY ! DOIMI.K FEATURE bell way In put k slop to loLlieiy it In follow llm a,,pl Mu. M R.-'Jjrkton V^lmni lo i lots her grocery n^.Adanl.i dm other night wo turn walked up lo Imr irtal, "This it a ttick up. jt cairful". infilling dial irill take raic rtf tne” . iha J lie gun of miV '(1 them W oilier ran. Well, Gnu did llStuf het all tight. Imt we recommend tliii procedure i avrrsgr linnei, riendt of nur* wanli lo. know M alow die columns of nur tn include lucti Iraili at that itiy coining from Atlanta a judge i* on trial.- for at* w________R R H in ... a caw cate itivolvItivolv id murder a sordid love affair. Such read* U not pleaianl for people who iva in clean living, burtbmen we* think it <• well la let Hi know what a meat lh« can ItRto whan they tltrf running tod with ether mea^.^iyet., . LAST TIMES TONIGHT “THE SAXON CHARM” HO HURT MONTGOMERY — BUSAN HAYWAW D SATURDAY ONLY First Run Pictures .Double Venture Reel-life SUNDAY and MONDAYII! I AIM! It AND SUN j ,»WINNER isu* ■ working federation n U. Ni restricted to the po­ litically . mature Weatern democrevice, Doth groups lletened at* tanllvely when Secretary of State Marshall told a ttouae committee fait year that u, N„ With all Its Inadequacies, would do mora, for world peace than kny would-be substitute at which certain nation! would not he member*. The paramount difficulty In iha way of n real world government la the disinclination of nations to M HOU HO LT S m S**L REARS GORILLA take au a n iz o n a V /i h G E R MONDAY SUNDAY SANFORD’S FIRST SHOWING fight made by Scatter Min ,fRI§ga£3 w Dealert paid divideRdt f whfu Pratideai Truman d the IndiasU himtelf .Supreme Court.. M«l°n ti,n. > • Only ; . ft ^ '* -t s 1 1* ' * \ ■ ■v ' ■ -a . - •’ ''’.I, * ** r^ij**^-** , ‘ ,1 '• '/ti’ ’ r/’ i -T ‘ ',■V-'JS^"RKV'RwHiSnK fr ■ a ' ■/ j' 5^ V .' S R jk v V �p a g e Oviedo liioitH l.iven Uuth IaHh Mamin Weds Dr. Jacobson Social A n d Personal Activities "Soc/a/ Calender SA TU RD AY ! , Tourist Club members will meet at the T a u rlit Center at 7:30 P. M. for a social meeting of garnet, quit ram i and refreshment!. Mr*. Cauley la in charge of the gamla and Mra, Bertha Young In charge of refreshment!. Local re­ s id e n t* are urged to attend. • MONDAY Tha Buth Speering G irl’s Auxi-1 ltary of the F irst Baptist Churvn I w ill meat at the church for :»| rogram meeting at 3:30 P. M.j roup No. 2 w ill lw In charge of the program. Tha Prayer Band of the Women of the Preabyterian Church will meet at 3:00 P. M. Tha regular business and Inaplratiotial nieetlng KT S .« »*.. I V . n w .# .bo f t . " " ' 1 ••■'U i it plnyed In fur Mambev* of the local L io n '*' club. Club and their wiveu entertained ; r,,e I'liiuniiUre on W*dlie»day evening honoring, fm th« newly foimed Oviedo chin ci.m|iii*i'it of with a fl*h fry at the home o f 1 Hamilton lll'bee Jo t M o m on Silver Luke. A m o n g | deon. I jiwnl t.mi the guests for the occasion was | '• ndtng were \ Lion C. J . ‘‘Nelli" Thompson of 1' Cut linn, Mr. Ocala. dlatriet governor of Flor- Mnirisnn. Mi. Idn 3110. fitmwder, Ml i auciion «nr piicanges were open( eti and were found to contain old hat* donated by wives of I the dub. I Members thru .Ionnett the hats and a modeling show iiiovldeil inucfi merriment with Mr. , Thompson ‘ taking the cake' lop­ ped w ith n small celluloid lion, I which wil* given as a prlie. l.ion Thomn-on pn-sented a ’ plaque to the immediate past 1 president Link Barnes of t'ol 1 ...UlSnw n Tin- ok'line is donated 'b y "Scotty' t in iic . l.mu * nueinational representative* for tlw .............................................-................... ... .el.ii.t ..rit.tiitv over t * J » held at 3:30 P. M. W* Obwtrvance of Week of Prayer for 8tate Mission* w ill !»• held at tha First Baptist Church at 8:80 R. M. with Mr*. J . T . Hardy tn charge of the program. The Dependable Class of the Flrat Mathudiat Church w ill meet at the home of Mra. Virgil Smith. West Eighteenth Street, at 3:00 P. M. TU ESD A Y The Henierncallia C lid e of the , J a n ford Garden Club will meet ’ M t 8:00 P. M. for a covered dish aupper at the home of Mrs. A. K. Brubaker. 2001 Pnlmetlo Avenue. The American Legion Auxiliary w ill have a covered, dlxh supper at 8:80. P . M at the Legion Hut. The girls who attended G irl’s State, their sponsors and mothMis Henry State pink tiiffeta with n wide pink tuf feta -ash .She Wole a white orgDIV dv plctun- luii emliroidvreil with | : pink rnsi-biuL and carried an old I fit - It •■ tin-, | lioutpiet of pink ro*e*. Hi iileniaiils weie Mr*. Reujuinhi Sossiuan and Mis Herbert Fi ii*In■ a 11 who weie gownetl alike in while oigninli uvei pink lufteta caught ni ibe waist with pink In f ill- »ii-hr* Tiicti picture hat* of wiiilc oigniiity were decorated w ill milk slitnm eis and th e ir) I "lumets wen- of early Autumn flower*. Hi /mini* A H APP) 1 Mimiii. All ami Alls. L. C. G IH fft Mi mid All - But gi-ss McMohagi U r M. Alii lii'n, \V. A. Ward* Dewy H Giiiiiiiuig,' mul M i. anq| Mi. T I Lin g "; , '"loninltowitt All mill Mi- I bum Barnes and Vli mul VIm A L. B arnes; W inI r i )‘lii k VI, mill Alts. Hvlingf^ F i "ling, liiiti.iii I .I'H'litun, Bert 1’i t i f 'Ii Hint v iI. Edwin Aft* i', . i - i .ii. VI* mul M is. «K,hV ' B ll t l (ID A Y Sept lin-nhson chose as best mail. «»r j M .tint Mi- V n m ii liH ilsid v and | <I,ti.in '" Mi mul v i i i J . R. Han* 18 M rs. Wlllnu Him .*ir^. •*«'**■ *,,K ***,r!i Mi anil M,* John Ivey, Mr, a and Mrs. C’lmrles Meek*. .Mr. an' Mrs. Gaston lliinn-lln mid chlltH Mi and Mis Bov Green, Mil! Pilule Hobson, Pete I'aytolU Hamiltoli llis l.e e , iluderlaK Adam* and Bill Livingston. F r o * Dilamlo wen- K. A Beiitty, Ro \V llai vci and I*. A Davis *0' fioln lii ala Mi. and Mia. C, Thompson ovied.- AI, ii ltd Mr*. H. Williams Vli inn! Miv. J . j, All .mil Alts. i . w Di Stanley l-'nibei, who Intel nsd Mis Slipi'HiHtij A illtif JiiittiitiHi, tin’ fining*) ILitti l .ii, \Ii i i 4‘iin tliiugh with In nt at llionklyn bospilul. Mi and M- > in In-- It. Marcus of I’ale on, \ J . wliose 1 Mis. M anus’ liress was of t#r Pink nylon net f nntl older cd with mil-1 lag, to lb .lacnl stm. -on of Mi anil Mi- Malmrl Jncobsoi. o f' I In anl and i liliiesliiiii-R. Ili i ueces- Sanfoid was in evi nl i>: Sept l in I’atei-mi. In ..at Mis Jacobson s"lle« weie in u malelilng pink are m..l, ng their Ilium- in New York City when be i- inlcuiing a t , ]l shade mid liei cor sage was ef Flnwei I-'.fill A vi-iiiic llo-pitn1 ' small pink mcMils. Mis. .lacoliann C h e ir m a n w ill p re se n t an in t e r - 1 ■ was also gowned in pink iiyluii net eating program. [ ?i _ .... .... ... _.. ____ _____ ____ - - _ ■_ i min unified w-itli ribbon anil heiul*. Observance of Week of Prayer Balt in’)u uccessiirii's completed her 2 f l o r Slate Missions will be held at | Mias Hetty Cook, whone engagement andapproaching iiinrringi. tn • ' -t-nible amt m iiii II blouse nrchida i< i nit'll iiei col sage. tha Flrat Bantlst Church nt 3:3U | Tony llnc.'i of thin city is bringuiitujiilicril today bv her [nti.'oti. T-'llowing ilit* ceremony a wedP. M. with Mra. John D. Abraham, j a fall wulding l» being plum ed, Ibe Sanfold Woman's Club, ill \|,S P,„. U ,„,h t Oil- basli-ss nil ; don* Ini-nkfrint was served nl the coi'i'ei af mu wdll lb.- I tn• mess ii ii-1 Ati ii ii lii v l , iln ini-ulhli uu-eltlig lh charge of the program. I — ----- -------------------------------------------------— — --------j \n vntidi-i 11ii in 1111nr Hotel. Ileau- Pi <■(' --luiial Vi urneii's l liili and id Cm ie \'ii J •,i i la- Fltst llapTha Friendship Class of t i n , . . , „ . , , rl1 -tut decoi at ions in l lie reception tlb .Stan Welfme lluiiiil, tins ti"l <hunli Mi- v| \ Cleveland Lake Mary Community Church OOK | i""in tin hub d at l ungeim'iit* of ay.............. w lllMme.t at the mans, at N:.H> M a n f y T o n y K „ HHi a T im fl Shi»|» UH’Mdt il t-M i ftu rmvtiug \ 1 mill flow f n in slunlen of plllk. in Siiiifniii I la* nliiiji util hi* In iiiul tin *l»\itiioisiil ivii pi Ivtl by \llt-i the bit-akfiisi llo- eonide i'll**-I h , 1s *ui Iill AtHlliltl iotHtiN ill The H. W. Waie Ulble Class! - ----1 M Si tin i i|ihi-i w ill hold 11* monthly meeting m i Mr. ami Mr*. J . C. Cook of ban ill'll fill Now Viilk *’it> where Dr. nt lin e \ l u i k Mil wtott II* i 1hM |) Wlls gtVfPfl M i*. J . A. Momih of 117 Wr-i I in obson is inleinliig at Flower t h i Hill I h u o w l (’ill l if t the home of Mr. and Mr*. A. K ., ford utiiiounri'd today the cnuiigc lilt I and W.-lfm*. Itiiiblmg. Mill *•% Mi- I 1 Mm i t-oii and pluns Moran, 1401 Hanford Avenue, a t, merit of their dauglitei Belly t n 'H is t Street lett on Inesdny m | , ft Ii Avenue llosplliil. They will II* '"loll- In visit the County 8:00 P. M. Election of officer* will \ Tony Riissl son ul Ml and Mrs. (visit relatives m d h l„ and .Mlcln .............. o.’lti Hast hlith Sheet am! Soul ii link Vicuna. , Du- . ih. ii -iiis me asking tm do """ in |ni-seiii a pnigliim all I BbC; held and all member* are urged I. A. Itussi also nf this * ity van. I niun to leave in the fall for F.u ,i i,...i , , i , i . -i-iiin fii-sliiiieut-. Mis. A. D. nu...... 'td be present. Miss think nttmuied local schmils, i . ' . ", " " ‘ " . B-'uiiiie, gnu highlights of her Walter Him , ,.M W F.DNKHDAT Mr. Itussi nl*o iceeiveil Ills iwhiml\iimng tin- out of town guest* H r ‘ l e v m,d in gn.'d ........... and v|>1( ’ Khenset Court No t>‘i l-uilieu ing In Hanford and served loi a Ii-nvo nu J ue-ilav te lesuiut- Iii •, f.i, tin- wi-ildilig were the lirlile ", “ ‘ .......... '• " '- I - . Fulton ing a 11, ii ........... . M i. studies at II u i u i i i I Midlcnl .Hciu-nl ei pm 1-ntH and sister, M l. ..................... Oriental Shrine nf Ninth America, year a* a sergeant In the United -Iinji Vl,|„, wdlinms lefti-sliiiii-nls wet* in lloutun, .Mass, amt Mis. Flunk Hliames, Mr. anil *" will meet at 8:1)0 P. M. at lib Slates Marine Curpa. .............. .. Uv" "I each t„ those present. A huge M,-. A ■Hun J ii cobs,in mid Mr and W'“ - lb. flist wllep lllilii utiinls laitieil fbnillngo hibiscus plant w*s Knight* of Pythias Tatnple In i. The wcilillng will In- an event of Ml** Mnrgmet Tuten of I'ulum. Mi*. John JaciiliBun of Wintci lla- ....................... Del.and. Initiation will be held, the near future. by lloWelfare .... tid l„ Mrs. Cleveland In Ini*. Ga. mid Mi. ami Mrs. It. II. VI'll. Observance of Week of Prayei Ib'iiut mil be given a lliile -, mul uptiM-i-iulinn fm lilt leaders|d|i Rudd of Wiuti-i Haven wenfgr Htate Miseion* will be held at ]V U h H M i c h e l s A n d th *...........ml iilieii Hie simp mil In- u> cluiiimail dining Hie imsl year nt* First Baptist Church at 8.00 . guest* Wednesduv of Mr. and Mi -. Open f-, tin- general puldii fin 'I'imse nresenl wen* Mr*. W. E. P . M. with the Elsie Knight Circle M f . D o l g H A n H O l l O r o d H K. Lung and cloldren and Mi, the -ale iif iirthle* lit a nominal lletls. Mis. Itiistiip Hteele, Mrs. in charge of the program. M r*.i , *,,, and Mrs, A. D. Ilimvn and daugh­ aion lb* ,ua.t-eil- fiuni tin- -ale llemiettu Leoniud. Mrs, l u l l % 'C n ff * Althea 1a ■ chairman of t h u '. m { kn Jackk* Mh-hnls and Jla rry ter. of H u ii ml meicliatuilse will be Muss, Mis. Rountree, Mrs. Hart . ■•* l Delgmui. whose marriage will he M*'* -F 1‘. j ulliouii. M ls. L> . . . . memla-r* iif the Hmifoid used f.i welfme in tile enmity. Il The The W. M, u . nf the Geneva fl|| ,.V(.nj „ f tins Saturday wen ■Mr. mill Mrs, Nniti Klbeil and Business gml pnifesslnimi Wn- Is imped llial olllel m glilli/allnll- "inn Philip*. Mj*Baptist Church w ill hold an or- «.|itssrtnhii'O on Tuesday evetiimr ■Inlighter J ’hyllls Ann ami Miss men'* CJuli i-lonctl tlie ■uinmei so m the *iiimly ....................... Mis Wlllmm« Mrs Have ... ............................... , . ganltallonal meeting tt 8:30 P. M. wuj, u (•„!„ party given by Mildicd Elbert of l.oitisvill*', K y. rial season Thursday night wllb I , land unit Ml*. \\ i l«ht. ,a it. m tin lliidi-i tuklug fet the church. ** '• ' Miss Hetlv f ’ulluin ut her imiiis on have in rived In visit Mr. *ind Mrs, n dinner inentliig aboard H ie cru i i ||,-i|,ltl>. m iia- •iigiiiiliatinn nf s ........................... tiru M il. L . It HI......I. - ,H .. ju i.. ... it. iliif.n . ,,....1.lin |“. ,pen1 ' N iiici; , Fifth - -... . loir at limit Ii. A|sn guests of Hie >'» Hoynl I ’nllii of Vernon Feign tbe.. iM" ," ,,........... u Mis, ltvv4,llt> mganixer: Mrs. H. A The riiiiius nf tin t iillim Iminj* | K.lgu, Huullis mul Mi, and Mrs. *••«. I t'ling the short liusli'i «" *••' .................... .................... Ml ■l ciillertl'ini-. Mr*. Hally . weie beautifully decorated with ( w \ t|((, , Sbeumm "I"" B iB y Mein William ' ly-b Itum-ey. cittiii-l: Mis I. F Williams, suiting; Mrs A Kmith «•f Brill- h Hniuliiiiis mul W. pre»ideiit usked fin uioio worki i Mli'hel* wn- pies\-uH-d Willi ii cor , ^ li'.iitb mul miii Mickey of ■F. Hhliihniser. mm king; Mr*. W l'*dlo drive In Sominn. sage as «hi outeieil The dining ' ' ., Lint' nun l(l‘L! I H StflH ^ 1,1»VI"H p illilli Dy ' l l Count v tsilili- was covi-ied w ill' ii lace i-bdh The Mfi pilssengeis boaribil th. " VI*I III. a|a*|| 1 nf S l \ I h»k«l I \\ HilluH/ ^ Member* of the Elsie Knight and celiten i* with up .......... .. nisi* ut the Municipal I’ lei n ' In* Ik14**i aj«i mI nf H 1 1nil 1111*1111hi' i , nl llit* S I nU1 VVi'lfiiir Of fin? w Circle of th* First Baptist Church men! meut nf pink roses. ruses In in Hie ceulei ........... ,Ml HIM ' " AN * N ‘ O *U' N C E M E N T ii 0:00 l‘. M. Mra. M r*. Miriam M iriam Itu-s. hiissed Jtml 11*. i*r vvi-ic ivi<nt ( m | he h*im« ii*tT*ivif lioimtioili*. ''' 1,1,11 Macrhall j jjj Virglnl* Palmer gave n war* host***** on Tuasdgy *v*n- if the flmvei* was plared n sllvi i ’ i.,,!.., "In cLIi. „M.| David iiuniiiincei Indiiv the lurth . tng for a m**tlng which waa open­ ,, flnwei * mraugem, * ln . " ‘.ilV ed to th* public In order to hear Hai ry f .1' I he mruiiKi'im m** "t .. diuigl.te,. ►. > ' C.msUnc. . ...... , Mu,shall, , , ' area. "" Mis. W,\n illiam*,,rlv praised l.v Mis* M ss Bol.hve bibbve " " ■'itMnmiaT M '" HHUM l until I.llllgll- r.H .............. ........i.i. . . . . _____ Ur*. F, K. Pool* and Mlsa Ruth Vere fi,?binned by u*pltal" .nly .'n this drive In,t expies-. lit) tm ill ill .1 Nfibull. Keeling Try Our New Exciting French Hair Cut! Done • lib ' i l " u r » spevialljr ile 'ix n ri! lot llir 'hu rl rut , . Wr Inipp) ii, to tselroiii* lu ik to our ' l a l f H lv I.l.E All NS I I I ' VV lxtcal ( lulls Will Mrs. Wright llosteRH Sponsor Thrill Shop For ( irulu Mooting | iVlIHH Hetty ( | Stale of Party At Moss Home S.™"» .Miss Ruth l.ols Marcus, daugh­ ter of Mr, and Mr*. Archie H. Telep ho ne l-ts Marcus of i'almson, N. J .. became — * the bride of Dr Sherwood Arthur Jaln'oliSon, son nt Ml nod Mr*. | Manuel Jiicobsnu of this city, on Sept. 4 in a la'iiutitnl garden wed­ ding at I lit- Milieus hnnir ill I'nterson. , The ceremony was in-i formed at [ I'-’ ;IMI o'clock noun by Itnhhi Arthur I : Ibich of Temple Emanuel before a large gathering of friends and | relative-. Wedding music piecedcd the ceicnionv which took place in a iniwei of lines mid greenery. Given in marriage by her father, tin- In hit- »as lovely in a gown of , white m-t woven with Irrcdescent sequin* and fashioned over pink la fie ia Tin il, os* lentim-d e fitteil bodice, fissue neckline and verv full -kin . Ilei veil of heir­ loom lace was attache* In t\v i pink caniehiis a I either side of her face and -In- curried a spray of pink cameliiis ami lilies of the valley on an Ivory Bible. Serving us maid of honor wa» M i's Arlene Jacobson, sister of 1 the litiiii-gl.ioin, who wore ii liouf- l Cartia Palmer Ray*—Society Editor n v a ANN’S MIKA SOL REALTY SALON IIT North I’m k I’hone 717 If) Wi l l I D iu l I.I K K III IIW I A IcC A L L I'ATTLILNvS I VJGGUD in C.A U REITS in SANFORD PIFV SF E X P R E S S A (H P IH M Ill: in (' VIID or l .i r i T E R HAM. TO J. M. (iA K K IC T r I’ II Ild X lit* P lil! ASK II XV i: 1 d l | | F R IE N D S Mi l l I E IN A LSO KA4 II l . E I T E I i in i .VIID Ml S I III S it.N E D liiiMinoHH Womun Hold Mooting On CruiHer a New Full Crop of Elsie Knight Circle Hears Mipudonarieti O'Dell. Baptist MI*llonar!*s to Cuba, apeak, Mra. Poole, formarly of Greenvilla. B. C. racountad many Intaraetlng axperlancaa and answarad question* concerning tha work that la }>eing don* thara- Mlsa O * # Dali Lid of her m eat year* at tha W.M.U, Training School at Lbulavll!*, Ky. whara she made her daciaion to baaoma a missiondry. Sh« la formarly from Labanon. Mo. Following th* talk* 4 social hour was enjoyed and refmh* manta war* servad by th# cirri# nfambara/CM Wednesday avuplna at th* Ptfiyai. Moating hour th* mlsaIodV K s again appkt and »ha*#d ^ picturaa o f Cuba, dsplalnlng tham and giving a history of the coun­ try. Whll# In Sanford^ thny. wyr* .guests' .guasta of Mr. M and Mr*. Georg* Dixon, long time friend* of Mr». Pools who waa * ' classmate* of vlsltid lir a . Dixon's. T h a i also at. th* g » vo of Dr. M. H. McCall in th* f f o lly plot In Apopka. Mr. McCall waa aupartittandiui! of tha Baptiat Horn# M illion work in Cuba for 42 yoara and a* a taatlmony of thoir lov* and apprecia­ tion tho marker for the grave, of Cuban marble, was presented by hts Cuban friend*. Mra. Pool* and Miaa O'Dall wUI doe Cuba tMteht from Miami tha slM M ihlp “ Florida". Morton. . . . it,,, f ,,,.,,,., i , ' , ; . H m ll.n .i activities of th* women of tie Games w i -i i - enjoyed during Gie ‘ ; conrerti over t i n t few women w b evening anil the honored rnnple ’ >• _______ have volunteered in Hntifuril p i" received g ift* fiom the hostess.. per. Relrealnnenls were fin in ' , u r*. C n lilln e T ru e , rhulim m , ■ I t . .................. '-■■■ -served ......... .......... T,,,M*1 '" *1’t*: . !; ! ; Met, lellam l ,V M the dining table which wn* lighted ' 'j S(' i ' n n|K thu , l " ’ ■n ,ernntinnal Relations Cm" rntlrelv by cnmllea. j i i „ s „ ii„ i \ i r . m lttce, reported u meeting of I" , The following eo oved the even I 7 r M im orial llospilnl Mr*. cnm m■ ............................................... lllee In Lake M ary, vti lag with Miss Michel* and Mr. : . M l',............. ?,," » ' ‘i Miss Hotly lin k er, a memliei of tto n ; i g , Z : Mr* ri'ii Michel* M .s , l-amhart of New Orleans. r Z . ; .ah eon, Itohbye Morton, M argate! “ -Dorothy - vonllerhidia . . . .i vonllet hulls. C laire Durand. P al L a to r, C laiie Normauit, Rosemary C iillim i, K athyrn Culluni and Mary Ann Michel*. AI Nil Ruheit D in ,illil, Bull Vu nllerh illi*. Cm I vnnllerln ili Gelon Revel*. C ar! BnHIo and Johnny Adam* ^ f.r » pin ter of cold cut* m ix cold cooki*il in Fronrh ooke.1 RruiD Min i h»*itiiM bean* w w ith tre n c h . diessuig and eooked bret* cut shoestring Ntyle with sour erratn and t Mw»"iilng. It was announced that the pn ||c Hrr«is« committee w ill o bsi. th« National iiustm's* Annin Week from Oct. II to 16 with . TRV sOUK iliis anJH e a v e n l y t V n ltiva to U.B8 y tl. d. y SO M|. I'eiTUle Print a unit Holiil rnlm'H. I K yd - ii C E L E R Y D RESSIN G __ • OICR O F 8 V E G E T A B L E S C RA N BER RY SAUCE ■ GIANT CHET SALAD, FRENCH DRESSING 4 / H 0T * ^ 0 * c m D^BUTTKR HOUR MADE PTE or CHOCOLATE SU N D A Y PLAT* LUNCHES^AND IHORT ORDERS ROUMILLAT iERSON '- i s it e ^pL L.UA H SPECIAL SATURDAY ONLY! i lii ls' un.i Ho.v-t’ Cotton K n it Pnntius Anil Tniiilii:;i I'tml* • In Lnt'k V 2 P rice H t lt r li, i nn in ’ll y u rn . R» k I0 r T H IM F IT SO X in K n s lla h C s b lv 75° K a il All H egulsr size* MFN’S SLACKS Values to 87 50 i All Wool Wornlvd and Flannel Clofleout HI’I'KTAL 1 9 ° Pr'• RuHtilar Price lS.fiO & lfi.Ufi LADIES’ HALF S U P S Now SPECIAL PURCHASE Ladies’ Sweaters y'rr: BED SPKEADS ;?,-W0iBT YOUNG TQM T3W P T , a. -. Si/t'H )t to 1 2 ; in IlflRf. Rfd. A>ibu. Hint*, Brown. Mitlzu Keif. '!!)*■ vn!u,* Properly healed ahoe for day or date. , , able, A sensible tho* at a Special Closeout Young Men’s Fall Suitn n«w fuelling midway hail unartiy Kylad and to tomfoat- All .SpriniK and Summer (Irennttn Including Htlka mid ('ultima . . . Valued 69f» to ’dll.Bft. S P E C I A L JJQ c pr. or 2 pr. Special The | .1 DRESSES FA HKIC-S 98 | eeneibie price. &AH S F M M K K o ui.v Hold Hoard Meeting i meeting I* for the purpose of in troduclng the new Kxecntlv* Se< ratary Helen II. Hurtchaall to her co-workora. Mr*. J , P. Cullcnj new pro*ldent of the board. *lnleil thi* morning that th# meeting would b# In tho form of a dessert-coffee and urged a)J members to attend. The. meetBig Will be held it tha Burtchaell ham# at 111) Elm Avenue. SALE ENDS TOMORROW witiulv, Itiiymi ro iil, ( iiuin- The Seminole Countv Teheiru- sum rt practical inexpensive Simp'ii writer cotlmiH. tdifnwl lip tn in i f nil A In futtltiini ili'pnriiiii'iil ! Mfiglil rlwn plnlih with dltrliiiB dt’tmln In eiirlniiit the yuiliiK nn»8 ! MID-MONTH CLEA RA N CE |n, Bll by any nl(, | 0lli TB Association To • t S:00 P. M. on Monday. cjsuuaoar----- O nu 'lu lilt* H i-iiittfi ga. I*ii'(llu y < i«'|)P. Sent h ip 'Iu t , O r- loals and Health Association w ill | hold an offli-lal hoard m eeting, 2 Double Bed »lzt», made by Monument Mills in Rose, Blue, Green Btupendoue Reduction! L-ong end short eleeves in every the itoret BUY NOW and dipertment in Lace trimmed multiflllainent crepe in Pink, UImh, White, Millie. UfK value 1 .9 a . . SPECIAL WHILE THEY; M S T 1.19 �I Hum s S n a tc h 19 A ce G reyhounds! MU? O' foLKS If S t. A u g u stin e In 2 D erby Races P A L A T K A ,1 Sept; 18— (A^— The 10 are greyhound. *l*ted Mgr. Bltay Mott returned to the aa po.alhle competitor* In the two FelStfta jfnetip Ikat night land : . ‘ Derby elimination •--** - race., — tho flr*t> ........................ tha Aaalea. Lo'fe 7-8 vie- of‘ which w ill he runt tomorrow tho eight and tho aecond Monday A . night at the Votuale County Ken___________ . ------ — .h u t net Club In Daytona have rollerthree game, te one ead ttvelv accounted for Bit w in. thi. fa#' the fifth game of the aeaxon. IgM. • ' Throb of thebe auper doper*. imacVed out two ef P a : Orey Maureen, BUI'* Find and 14 Kite o ff Dbn V f t , and Haxx hate chalked up eight f lr .t . on thlo "double'' phtya that £«*•-' ©•rdeo*. Eager Baby and keep the M ints In check., J ™ * * Dtmn X T ■ S™ i." rroyo atarted and wax the I e*cht Herto and Ed a Betty *1* , although lU y H alf ado re- Umoa each, him Ip the fourth aad ™ / " * ho, und" ' " ' n r’t J ut rn, Augu.line the geit I e«l a.t'dndidatea for the Derby way. Each gave up four “ nfl ConaoUllon, the tw I feature, nn the track'* elo.ing irogtam next Thurfeday night, are •L 'A g g a .tlM A ll 4l..riurl Da.her, Never Out. KarlBbffiatdt, ». 4 ock. Adora, Gloria Ann, Sly Pennington, Rh 3 Karptnakl, rf 4 Grieve, cf • w in , If Cofralea, c JfW g M IN IM A IT A T N N ra a ll. t N A C It H Teat* rear (’.U ltra 7. Ht. Augu.llna IlHt Allan*tlnn le .it. final beat of rav­ en .erl**. i -l ) . A M N H ID A N L H A U t'M T * .m W L Pet UH New Turk llual nn C ievu lan il lih lla d e lp h la C h ilia n Ht. I io ii U W aahln atnn , IT I I l« I I II II IT O 44 II U II >1 11 tin .110 1% .I II .III .lie .141 .117 •% |t i{ lo * !• 0% Iteaalta T n l r r i a r I'lrveland to, New tn rk I. tonlr aim* achaduUd.) NATIONAL L a A n u n Tea at tu trfiul. H to .14* *• I f .411 IVt I'ronhlr" n u .tat t i «l TI .411 IIM 4T TI - ,411 I I IS I I .411 t i l l I I I I .411 11 ^ »» I I .11**4% H M tlli Taatarler (So aainea lehadulaA). IVTCtlSATIO.VAL LMAIJIJH (Nbaeiheeaaer P larelfal N•*! a la T eelenler Montreal lead, heat of aavan aerie* J-OI. tlnffalo tt, Je r.e r t'lty In (Bilft.lo lead* liaat of aevan aerlna A m m h ic a n A eeniTA Tina (Ihanebaraaer Pla/affat Haialta Vaalerder MlOlieaiJtill* I, lerllananrilla I <vilrinen|nill« lead* beat of aavan • etlea, 3-0 ), KJarlita laleraalleaal l.eagae (*h*MBbaesa*r Plaraffal Nraall* Vest rrdar T iiiiiom I, llavnna 0 (Tampa liad . final lieat of aavan KAbTRNK I.K A Ill'H Ibhaaebaraaer Plajratfal Nraall* Vratrrday lllrialiamlon I. Hehanton n Ifllnel-amton lead* lie.l of aavan aarlaa 7-0) tVllkna-IUrr* T, Albany • (W il­ ke*. Harm lead* bait of mvan eerie. 1.0). TNXAb I.eiANlJH (Xbaaebaraarr P laraflal Heaalta Tratrrdar riklalioma Cllv at Till**, ppd . <V.t aroonda lllklnhoma r'ltr lead. Ii.at of aeveo aerlea. 1-0), Port Wnrlb *, Hhraveoori n tl'nrl Worth tentla beat of aaven aerlea. *■■).) a n r r t t e rt.A N T ic i.n«M i'ii Ibbaaabaeaarv Plavatrai Heaalta Veaterdav Minim 3, (Niliimlina 1 (Maeoii temla 1-01, Havitnoali 3 (Ireenvllle) (Havaiioab lend* I -01 • l l 'T I t r i l V «**«>( MTIIIN (Nbaaakneaaev Plnvotta) nraall* Veaterdar (So playofr aeliedtileil Inal olalii Born*. HR— Khrhardt. McLeod, Tebb, Grieve. 8— Pennington, MrLead. D P-P Ich an to E ftle r/M o tt Benito and Mayer; Mn8 and Mayer, Left—Ht. AuguvUne H; Pa- latka 18. I1H—off Amlytf. It. Sal- (8do I, Viko 2. SO -by Vika 4, Hlgado 4. 110—Arroyo 4 In 3 1/3 Inning*, 2 run*. IIIIP —Vlko IMc- College F o o tb all S ta rts T o n ig h t | W ith UCLA T ilt -Y ear O ld G irl i In S em i-F inals O f G olf T ourney NEW Y O R K . Ropt. lit—|/P>ColleBO football rrow'l* Into the — IM 1 A n.tlnnnl .p o rt, .conn tonlpht Mini tomorrow. Hi A? m o # l- M N ’ Whilo I ho big niitiimn «hinv w ip it / ; rinf.n't ltd roll Irtt (nil I'unmco hi , hi no*l week, tbo rah rah boy. will h.vr .nmr mainj umrir* In rntbinir over. Forrmo.t n/ thc.o will In- tho Pacific ci»«»* riim'rrr n c lt i.'I f brtw.on Oregon State • nil I!. C. I». A. tonight In linif" |,n. Angt'lr. roll.oimi. The route.t figure, to lw« n lily , trrv mutch for both .b le . a . ouch lr green .nit note.I ml The HCLAn* who mnnneeit nnlv three vielnrlci In If* t r io Imt re.i will h .v r Henry (B r ill Sunjerx. formerly of V . ruler III It, nt the to.ehinr helm. S-mlnr*, nn egponont of Ho­ rn- V ie d punt formation, will pit kl. genlu. ngaln.t "K ip ’’ Taylor*. I Bibbee.tern ra**te-(|»**le .ly le l .•,* . i» . . _ i - l . ...to •Te St. M i.r/ i playing fiont to Oregon *t Han Krnnrl.ro anil Fu r­ man vi.ltlng fleorgla'. Ilullilngi ]»t AI hen., Oa. A highlight of Saturday', after[noon nlnv will lie the Texn. ( briitlori K a n ... emhrnllment at Lnwrrnre, K ati.a ., A fter bowing to the Texan. In ln*t year', npernir. It-1:t. the JavbawkN reeled off •even ron.ecutlve triumph. Iwfur* loving their final two game.. The Pnelflr coa.t domlnnle. lie* remainder of the afternoon i aril. Utah will play at Wa.blngton; i tt.ntn f ' I . r . nt California; Utah Slate at Wa.hiMgton State; and San Jm e atate at Stanford. Alt lire non-conferenre affair*. 1 fhi'iurann of Pill.b urgh wil! go .. vuilh Htul tnnule with tho llearnn. Ifo rm ., from Wake Fore.t, though I Two after-dark eotlteNla will taking .end two anuthern and ea.tern n F rl- eleven. Inin the .nilthweat. W il­ liam arid Marv travel, to Hon.* ttollin. i ton. while Villa Nova rollege >if 1 that Philadelphia cla.h e . with 'IVxna Miami A A M A SSO C IA TED PRESS N A TIO N A L L E A AO U K B A T T IN G —Rnblnion, Brm klyn .347: Sliuirhter. St ,339. RUNS— R ocac, KroMJTTn 128: Mnoial. 8*. Lnui' 11f.. ' S TO LEN B A S E C —Rohiniwn Brooklyn 118; Kiner, Pittsburg O* H U f f T T * O U |L E H IT S —Robtnaon, Drnohlv ttK); Mualal, Rt, Loitlr. 18.3. D D U R LER —Rohlwxnn. Rrnoklyn 3fi: Ennia. Philadelphia SR. ' T R IP L E S —Robln.nn, Brook Ivn, and Mualal and Slaughter. 8 t *o >• Coach Jack McDowall of Rollln. Coll»gb_ Tata .I* expecting | m t lion*,* ' e>,m v >rae ■*. h * i.nek N**il ‘Scet Ju .tlft., above, thlx year. Tha younger brother of North Carollna'a Charlie Juatlca, Saet ha* bee i the Turn beoj, punter for tha past three yarn# Hla patolng »u.i l.ln iib K itlau non i«j’ u cllective. _____ ___ BA SKET BA LL P H IL A D E L P H IA , Sapt. lfl— tip) —Ton Right collage team*. In. ut, i,| i at •••*, » crown of the annual Pacific Mou'.li eluding Han Franctico. winner of w e t Tnnnlo Champion.hip. nto the National Intercollegiate Invltntion Tournament, w ill appear at running true to form. National C h a m p io n Richard I convention hall In 14 baaketball (Panchn) G nnialc. wn* paired donhleheadera thlx winter, again.t Erie S t n r g c . of South The opening twin bill lx Hated Africa ami Wlmhloden ruler Trd f„ r Saturday Dec. 3 with Temela Schocdcr rem-w»w|il*l get rlvaliy meeting Vanderbilt and St. Jowlth veteran Frgfik Parker tomorHtahlng with Loulalana , . Slate. • T E N N IS CHAM P LOB A N G E L E S , Sept. 18—VP) Both matched jp n auml-floal*. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ nnil If form continue, to prevail, W IL I T R Y AGAIN Gonxale. anil Schoedei will t«ke SO M ER SET, Max*.. Sept.' U IUP where they left off In 'hjt re- (/I*, —flhlrlcy May France la de­ n t il national, at hoie.t H ill’ , flnl, e| y g p in g ^ ^ ry to xwlm the where Pencho .cored uo up.el K hk II nH ChaiM d-am in next June. "Ver Ted. fh c 17-yeawlld Somerart high •>• a v tru r n l i w T *ehool girl who failed in tier flrat m * .. ’ .a i/te.1trv .aid the long training grind T A L L A H A S S E E . Sept. i n— wm ;Mg{n early In IBM. —Buddy Antone. fre.hmnn halfHer failure to negotiate the hark, ha. t;ult the Florida State' channel didn't dim the welcome U n iv rr.lty football .(piail and re- *hi> received upen her errlvel from turned to h i. home in Jm-k.nnvllln. I New York le .t night. Head Coach Don V ellrr *nld Art-j — -■ ---- —■ lonu, one of the .la te ’* leiidin” The Syracuaa-Col gate battle acorera whilo playing for SI. Paul liooked for Nov. 19 w ill be High School, left the .(|iiad yet- ".nth conte.t In tho aerlea which lurdtiv without an explanation. began In 1891. HOME RUN S— K I t ie r , PltfaL f **1 *** 'fiiuL'i* 4,1 I 1?. T T R IP L E S — Mitchell. Cleveland, Bfoni-I—. a i ; Keen llrimklyi' 20P lA ^ ftlN G - Wilk* S ' 11-3 ’< i* Roe. Brooklyn lfl-5 .722. S T R IK E O U T S - Spahn. Bnalmt 1.13; Newromhc. Brooklvp 120. A M ERICA N L E A G U E B A T T IN G — W illiam*, Hoaton h’IRO: Kell, Detroit .141 DtriMI William* Boatno HR: Dlma<rgln. Rnatnn IIS . RU N S B A T T E D I N - BUphena. Eoatnn 140; W illiam ., Roa* ton 148. H IT S — William*, fbi.tm, 184; Mitchell, Cleveland 17R. n n U B I.E S — Williamv. Boaton 38- Kail Keteo'l 'in. STO LEN B A S E S - Dlllingor, * « • r HOME R U N S — Wllllaina, Boaton 18; Stephen., Boaton .!•». St. Ia>ul* 17: Rlxiuto New York, and Vato. Phlladi'lnblri 11. P IT C H IN G - Klndet Boaton 20B .800: Reynold., New York Id B .708. S T R IK E O U T S — *»«• trolt 142; Newtinu.er, Detroit 128. O L E M1SS W ARM S UP M EM PH IS. Sept. 10-G Pl— Ml.alaalppl'. Rebel* come to Crump Stadium tonight to tael their 1049 m ti.cle. on Memphle State before *etl1fng down to a rough and tough Houthra.t Con­ ference grind. Stato'a Tiger* take the field de­ termined to make the 'warmup” a The No. 46 Joraey worn by pretty het ecramble, hut thern'e Glenn Dnhha when he atarred fo ri hardly a fen who expert. Ole Ml** Tulin II. la the only Jeraay ever to he held to le.a than five or jla retired by the achool. touchdown*._____ By A S K fH 'IA T R D P R E S S G O LF A RD M O RE, I'n. — M u r l o u r flniicr of Ix i. Angelea, M r.. Mnrk A. Porter of M"iia, P m.. Dot Kirby A TH EN S, fin., Kept. HI l/lb Tlie Georgia Hulldog. meet Fu r­ man tonight In what may hr the beginning of Coach Wally llntla' flrat aeaaon of power football. Butt* la one of the nation'* top paaalng rnachea, and may he tho top dealgnnr of pa** pattern*. Roth Furman and Georgia will field big team*, both bavn goad, kicker* In Paul Htnmhaugh and Pat Field and both have n »lnr runner--Sonny Horton ami illlly Mlxun. Prnhahl* lineup* FURM AN Hodgv. I Prldmora I Still I Roddy ( Gordon KG P McCnrkle HT liierman It Plner Q Pruitt (Captain) Thomaa RH Horton FH bole* kll even afleirimth holed K h kr.ff 8 P. M. (B S T ), ba.kethall roach at Muhlenberg, g putta for birdie four*, lo i clutch It wa. tha ,aunt hern ter. Veteran of two unaucce**final round hlda in pe*t vaara, h D had the atcadier hand, light hehlnd the Klrby-ilultang (eh ciune the dathlng Mia* eltv end hard playing Polly *T of Fort Worth, Tax., whoae hr claim to fame la latt year'a •OWMm ,10 and 0 triumph over egtnnlng Saturriny. Septpnilwr 17, there w ill be no I pigrikion Kaharla*. The Welcome Mat I Over tweRty years ago, the Congress ef the IMtod States passed the Railway Labor Net Out At PONCE DE LEON SPRINGS WAYUEOSS HHHTGliT 'AYCROSS, Ga. 8«pt. ifi-tAY terojl Rob (ialley *hut out tho utoder CIty Miller* on ala Itll* night;for * fi.o vlciory.evoti(# ete-all tha Georcta-Pturida Geergla-Alabama InUrlrague __ By SPO R T S IN RRIK F (x«>orffia Bulldogs To Meet Furm an Tomte lu Eielty (railed by one hale ■ho propped e 10 foot putt for rd en the till hola To even nwtclt. On (he lsth, Mlia tv won on th« grean In two two .gutted. Mi** Riley drove a froti ami, after outing f t Mt h*r third ihoi to tho * of* the green and Into anr (end hatord. That finl.hed Major League Leaders Bate charge nt PONCK DK LKON SPR IN G S, neven mliee north j f DoLand nn HiRhwny 17. The new m anagem ent of thie beautiful and hintorU* landnuirk plan to make It one of the garden apota of th« Smith. Pinna are under way for extenaive development. There will noon be alldea and paddle boards for thp pool, playground oipilpment, ocreened pavilIlona and o th e r addltionit which ultm et both th e Floridian and th e w inter visitor. II Ight now while wo re getting sta rte d , knee deep in plaster and paliit, wo wish in invito all our frelnda to make u»e of th a plonk area, vialt tho grounds and Inspect the Old Mill, fraa o f charge. Them will ntlll be a fee for swimming and bath house prlvllogea. hut temporarily a t leaat, everyone geta In the gate FR EE. The attractive th e newly redecorat price*, ■J . - V r ' , YOU ARB CORDIALLY INVITED TO cktall lounge la now open and In {he near fu tu re hotel dining room will serve fine food a t m oderate day’a pay Ibrlorathon a day’e work, or (be payment* for wrvieoo performed by otter* Locomotive Engineon, Brotherhood of Looomotiva Firemen and Enginemen, who war* folly paid for tho work dona. Oldor of Railway Conductor*, and the ,'i t. n Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen on the President Truman’s Bomrtt 1Mleeourt Pacific Reilroed have rafoaad to Condemns Strike ;avail ttemaolvo* of tho poooofoi mean* geovlded by thi* Act for aettllng their die* Than ie an aotabliolod legal method (te potoo. T tey buiot that they be the aole handling diaputeo involving oxietlng writ­ EBpiie of their own diaputee over the ten contract*-Juet oa than io ntch a I ananing of contract*. method of aettllng any oontract dhputo which you may hgve in your dally life. Thorn te No Need for Strikes The Prod deal of the United S ta te ap­ . WMh all of the available method* for tho pointed a Foot Finding Board to iavoodM rayntation of oontracta, then io no gala and adjud the Mteouri Podge dieEiod t e a atrlte or oven a throat of a pula. Thi* Board reported, la part, aa Plate, but tho leader* of tteoa railroad follows; EmioM tevo ignored tho ordinary pro• ,,, 14h wifo a drag era** *fr#jNHM wo gldnno ooUbliated by low aad inaiot upon tegoaing their own interpretation* ofttetr ■BAtoete by moena of a Mriba. The whooh tevo atoppad rolling on the .M teoori PadAo. They may atop roiling • e alter nflraaii el aaytteo. Recently T E E LBApaao of tho Brotherhood of Ofavloualy the rallnwdg cannot te nra; efldgutty or aconomicalljr If tte iMdna o i the untogg Ignore egraemente or lewe. T , i,i i Provisions of ths low Which Arc D isrsicrM \ Tteee are five way* tinder the Reflway Inter Aettoaettlediepntea over the tnMO(ng of erntroctK 1—Dodeion by Notional Roilrood Ad* jietMMl Board.' t —Dodeion by Syotoin Adjuatment Board for the apodic roilrood. 8—Dodeion by arbitration. 4—Dodeion by noutral roftera. 8—DocUon by oowrta. Tho Mteoori PodAe R oilm d teo boon and io ontirely willing to hero tteoo dte potoo rattlod In oooordenco with tho roqdranwnta of tho Railway Labor Act. Rep rdlew of thie Awt, tho union leedeio tevo abut down that roilrood. Innocent Mi/etondere Suier Usees end Hardships Thera raa about 8,000 engineer*, firrmanj i oeodtEdew and in inmaw oa the Mfaaourl Padfla. They an known aa "operating” raapioyaa, aad era tb* moat highly paid ot all erayfeyaa oa tha nation’* railiooda, tool titer atrite aetine tea teuRad in tte tea ■f work to tt.800 o ib * aaapfoyaa of the Mteaad Padla. In adCteaib they tevo �Tt?K SANFORli HERALD- SANFORD FLORIDA FRID A Y S E PT E M B E R W, IM A HenryMcLaulln\ O ZA RK Ex e c u t e d and isn im n . Hanford. F lo r id a , th is m <U> < fjcDtom bor, l i f t p O. P . IIN IIN IK J N . „ TO i AGO I B .M A X T O D D . Routa C I.r k o f C lr c u ll C o u rt m No i, PrU'f Flu*, Alabama 8 * i n l n n l * l o u n i y , ............ .. You a ra hereby req u ired to a p ­ By.O . I.. Hunt pear In tha c ir c u it C o u rt o f le w Deputy Clerk lnol« County, F lo r id a , la C h a n c e ry , on tha ir d d a y o f O clo h a r, t i l l , fa ( C IR C U IT C O U R T H h 'A I.) n ce rta in autt fo r d iv o rc e th e re in JA C K S O N A. C A R G I L I . pending, an ab b re via te d title o f A tto rn e y fo r I 'U I n l l f f which la W a lle r S. Todd. P t a la llf f O rlando, F lo r id a acraua A a a la Mao Tod d, Defendant. IV lin e n m y bend and o f f ic ia l real nl H anford, F lo rid a . Th ia iat d a y o f Baetam bar, IM t . O P . IIE R N D O N C la rk C lr c u ll C o u rt, tftm lnola c o u n ty , F lo r id a . B K A I* a O T IC * T O A F F B A M O ptom atrlit PACE METE* IKK 'SOfiV-) AM' THrOU ' 1 THREE RUNS AO s e e n in o V ,i t i l T il H N A I IT : j ' n u s h u g s r it i $ C u : .' i .U i u n S ir i (, T i' L 'V j i u f u i 1 ^ v n in t h / > wn NEED A LAD O Yf l WHATTA. C O LLISIO N IH JEF** L E F T T U H JO jJ* (GULP) S ___ _ TH'BAWLS B u T T v r ’r >. -''■'fflfiiSS _ done PLUM < l VANICHCP/> J "that.o ar w - s M s S la ® ault for Abaoluta divorce haa baan fliad ■aalnat you in the C lrc u ll Court o f Seminole County, | Florida, bain* aatltlad Charlaa ■Henry Palmar aaraua laaballa Irana STRICK LA N D M lIK K iSO N , INC u .A N O 1HC B A S T S A RC LO A D K O W IT H O N LY Palm ar. 1 TOU A R E H E R E B Y R E Q U I R E D 1 to Ilia y o u r ap p aaran ca In aald * auli p araon ally o f by a tlo rn a y on or before tha 4tb d a y o f O ctobar, 1)1*. I f you f a ll to ao appaar a decree pro confoaio w ill ba t i t ­ tered a aaln at you and lh a caaa w ilt procaed w ith o u t fu rtb a r n o tlca to on* A w a y .,, a n o 9 X A H K M i c o m in g u p ! V S U F\A M C K AtnwHr. ru a A S/N O LC. SATISFACTION i . A SACRIFICC, a e A T OUT , FOR A h i t !... a 3 * ‘. . A NOLO YOUR ot BALLS. oasc Li RCA TH. FANS ...U N T I L _ A 'C y TW CC k ! i: v r if v h C <) M M I K I U I AN D IN D IISTH I A I N I I I) a n m n a n a , F. H. A Awnings Hoofing Inttulallon Caroentn v ir u n u i FOAM, ailTINO , MAII ANO MATTINO KM AU In t c tlA M C f! *5 i o .v im r u n rt n u a n t <) AMD UC 1 TU C 1 HOMP-P.UN ft n iC O R D \\ v / l t l l ONE V , G LO W / a iu m u /*o « TO SCCONO A NO T H I R D RUBBER 1 IO You've ..A N IN F I C IO O U T FHKI5 KSTIM a T’KS AND »■o thin* < G O T T f f o r u L i :: J U S T Tn V * |IF THU POO/} o u r ' O UT H C ,)C <>.V . ■j t h c a i o o \ r . r M I I I M I N T 1 Sth ST. and FRENCH Aa I'n r ilii't f.'- NAME If- J-\W T 'rOURE MMMNG A YEAH, AN NOO'RI ■ CVV ;0N! I '1 ».t (MISTAKE. I'M J im W SO TUf man V Y |— —y Vw a LONE BA^jCOMB! i YOU'RE 1 MISTAKEN. - w i s e vex*-'ph ( INDIAN! I KN(Vi HE'S »DNTO r RAHGf R' r iR s ifiiiiK AM if I im t N pw (iiit m t R Lumber Co U n ite d H IJ II H f H 1'H 0 I) S r it T it f t l I'lt ililiiiK t FOR RCSUITS. r TELL YOU i'M NOT HAPPENED TO t > 1l A N D A G H E D I.il NN PICTURE Wil.i 3— Heal E state For Hala— .1 JV— A r t ic le * O' I'n r Salt? I've Bold Tha Other*, but now AmazingJohnslnn'*"NO-HOACH" 1 Hava Two Mure Home* In Cltv aantitary coutiiiK LiH* Hoarltim l" M ' lit Under 14.000—One Cioa« In; Ante, Water llu«e for montli*. A L L 'H I'L L "I Other Well Out. Pint 11.01), Hnlf pint Hllr. Rnti-j i i il-"ii d.l. rut.1 John W. D. Moare, Realtor _ m llja t_A Antlerenn. • ««». Imvid K. t Concrete Home on Main Highway Kelvlnntur Rufrlgnmlur In A -I _L'MLLM , r-4, Jtoetna. Bath, Carport—IK,Condition. W ill ancrtflm .I"t' n* mmd <>i P H O N E AT*o # Hut Point K lifU li-S m ve . flillllir ji. \rUn Phone 400-J. W. M ill Hi. I Iliiljtui S<|IUlil Hyatrm, Lnkr »tm , Mary, Box 71, L l». Name | | u _ _ S llt’l l u l ! (lencrnl Kleclt lr 10 fl. Ile ln u riu - : — tor, I yr. old, lUllfMMi; tt"i .......it K lcrtrir nlnvi- tfilMIII; "JM ll>n ' ill full riindililin tKMMHl; I H"" " l .........I Iniilor IlilMM), I'lncwny "" 148 A It. iin liill nr nr ItumliliN N. It. a M A. Iljimlllon. . OfH* S«i | mI Mii Iioi' ii ii v „ X r lif R i I " 11'1 1* I" 1" ' ' HRIlffl It'ltci* III ! .1 at ,1 il i.lfiim n i, I .......... Kmun .Suite, tlu niH i. It.' V IIN F 'I I \ N III.II W li.'HtM', Adin; I'lunii' 1M \ tlt-r. Ui.nnnulo porches, nicely landscaped, 820 Prn'il Sln im|i Oinnrr, S iu v c iL * *> s :n \ \ . foot Eroding* an highway and “The lle*Ki Hhrtmi’ on lu itili", ‘ ‘ " just outside City limits. House a m y night nt HnnnuN O rlll. (im .A N PM M..rn built about 12 years, a real buy XJt Kllal let. H lrerl. , ; Vl at the price, terms. Ideal for H (IT L IIN C IIK H eerved every Ituy. I Ull. .1 guest home. dny 11 Jill In 2 with lluiui' — FRRD W. RENDER, Realtor Made rnlls it ml nun MuffitiH. C A L L f«I / f»r II Ream 1-2 Phene 1080 limner'* (ir lll, ,'I'JI K iihI l«t, kfld t.t nr .*•»• Florida Htale Hank BMg. .Street, lllltle ly ilervin c|| fcSTABLIflllED business at 821 HOHK HUHIIEH-Kreo eidoied enlEast First HI. Mrs. A. E. Maiulug il«-*rrlhliiK All America LAW NMdW KHH . IR L ■ . (i ( tL i i RiiMe erleetinn Wlnnern. Patent­ ed and Htandard Vnrinllea, T Y -T K X HOME NUHHKHIKH Ho* M2 Tyler, Te*a«. Almn P e l, iiae house traile r, True THE SANFORD HERALD ONE A two room modern e fflf clency apartmenta, IdanUy, suited , , for Individual or hualneta couple, I location a r roe a feoiti the Poet Office. Phone M0. brlit* to "CiobDANDBAD w. I1IH.H 8 pc. Maple L L O S T T w jia J u N 3 ! __ CVUl K 1 HAPPXNBP TO HVAC ' N t t\ K PAUG h t v p jw e c r L u . . . P B U 2 Z A C 0 '3 -tt-Le.' w E E P iN " ^ , v u - i rv M C IV N I - ___ . WAVS W ITH M l W IL L C O M B I N H A N C TV I E l ,F t T H I C or A C K T V I.K N l; W K I.D IN H Hanford Moior A l'.<|l>L ta> 2()H W . 1*1 Hlreel _ Drive, B a n fo rd ._________' Hull Dozer mill Druu-LInt' Mower— * rlf propelled, Wu MplU'llllUtl 1)1 JMIltMlI ■ ' art Chippendale Sofa R 4 .il) Hrlgg* Btraloon, like new con­ nnd giniin I'luntliu; UI sad M itm w u Bofo Bed R4H dition, ITO.IKP Ki*-U .Shop fold Phititu III65-W. n*le Maple bed, coll eprln* and highway) l.ongwoiNl. iw cM ei mettroea a ' . . |84.9B 0 . K. Hot W nltir beater, 10 gn^ ■at) Hhtfle Metal bed, e n e llrn t rondillon, f4H.OO. IUIH Wn* Room Suit# ............I09.M POWER 127H-J. W. U I. St. American flo o r Banding Machine with edger. H. M. (Heaton, Lake Maty, r i a . ___ _________ MATHEft OF HANFORD furnished Apart* v mant. Fresh painted, Freeh cutlain#, New Ruga. 810 Moffet t , Ph. A. K. Hosteller, FloHet, 818Rent i prescriptions LaneyV, Phone 108. u_____ Mrrffem ' fiirnlsned opartmonte, Also efficiency eportBpnL Downtown offlco store. Tskach Apartmenta, 30H N, Fark, Phone •fo r your T ra il Dolly In e x rrllrn t con­ dition, »Icp | i * fo ur; Cadillac I j i Snlle, 4 door nrttan In perfeet cdiiililinn, new tire*, radio, Tiikn ILKIKMNI ra*h for both. Apply I. It. Howen, 541 Plum oia Vf PTWO RuTZAITPli Lg. I)y I'iiul Itidiin-mii ItK Y iiu lidlliercil nt lunm> with 8— AHTUJ.KS WANTKII—0 untn, ajdder*, Highest rash prlco paid for used Fleo-Mop. Guaranteed. Roumli­ furniture Ted Davis Furnlturo Co. a il E , 1st, Ph 058. lt . 4 Anderson, Touchton HU7-J. Kerb Kutf .Lib kiih i mil red fur (HI dnya. Hwmik'* l'«,( Hiu v lrc , Hmiford. Mu. O O F iN ti, P n lllllllK A 'lie Mi* Mul log, Rulldlhg nnd reim lr*. I'll IIHfl nnd 07-R. 7 — PetN-liivtHliK'k-Mupplicii Ph. I8M-R. nmtIt and o ilier Ini.ri'lM. I f »n. I ’lmne iS ^ p S r s i a S r T S 'Bedrooms to ’Buslnen'girls, rumlu' . W FUtrivm r S K U LL AMO C « 0 U 5 mm wo hi)AnLi, OLD PtOArg -------■/ W « U P TO DOdan •• IHATB 7MS L6 rs foiiow ir “ / HSl-’C \ THeunc fiU AfjuoW poAiriva THAT W A V .' Puppies-Mother tliornughhred | • English Sheppard, 7 week* old. IT Males 15,181; Females 82.00; Bantam Roosters, ft .00. 0. W, Found—sum of money on ComLath fop, Lake Monroe._____ Write Jo « C* e/Q,l ROOM Cettape merrlnl Ave. Owner can have same by Idcullflcatlon mid puv ment of ad. Jno/ F . DempHry, 284 Melsh Uldg. YOtINS Mule 4 tt years old, Phone 840. After 6:00 Phuni 7I0-M4. ’ Cl tl** 1r :? $ z y m a i L LiJ I ‘ J » . • a* iJ tL .. j «C.' FOUNTAIN Employees. El lence Preferred. Bee Mr, Ph at Roumlllat end Anderson. Counter Girl wanteiL aM iS a r a C E i iF ^xm riM onn.w -* 1040 Oldamohlle Bedanelln 0, per et mechanlcnl condition, $n05.. Hov Keel. .'<00 W r*l 2nd St. 1M7 Chevrolet coupe, excellent running rnndltlon. Re*t rn*h of­ fer Like* it. Bninli, Valdes lintel. S E x c e l l e n t *47 o id a 78 4 ‘ D r. H i^ rim otlc. radio, etc. Will 4 foeklfle* f o f iwiek ealw>a» M5S0. Browning, 390*1 or 1161, tusijs .y — nmat^ ( CCA&fj K I D O .'L C X k C “ A K M p L L A )4 D C O M . 'T A C L 'I il s a u u O Q i ’i " __________- CUOWtyaumti TtlATS c u n r-‘ ic r c yolujvj 7I«I am uo M JU BI1FCJfd r Ictcvru ." \ l como on 3 ) < �\ ' l-»«g^ v-T*1 H E* v # !? I f 'I t* -rffii’ftfKv HtlALP, RAKftWD, BLOMPA BIGHT J! IMS. Soldier;.! *' ------ jrtmm a a a f t a i l Representatives of the four tint brotherhood! turned down anagament plau to end the lout yesterday, tha rame tlma they submitcounter jilnn of their own. after a one and a half hour Ion, Guy A. Thompaon, trttsof the ratlrond, la id : " I pec illy can't nee that we huv, any proitren up to thin Honolulu a new territorial f£crnm ent peace plan for Ha* wfH'a 1«U day duck atrlka founddnanchng hie releaae, Jfenktweci later told reporter! ftrfha hoapllal the Ituaaiani equea flM td me many tlmaa, all about g ifu , tanka troups and euch In the Aliarican J in n y ." "W hanAse/ueed to answer," InBed, "jrrhlgh ranking Russian fleer slapped me lit the fare, ay tnoj^inv clothes away from and B v a me tha cold water tittatmani l l wax In ii February, and they * That waa t 4 k me ipto a room naked and iu«*| f H* b MlVJf l|t fib iiMeiit " Another they had was I net torture I t« g i v e * some cigarettes l.ui thN, Once whan I asked a no rnatckh. Sentry I n r i match ha Just Jammod h ie ’ bayonet at me and It ripped mv sleeve." ‘'A n o tw time they punished ma fur i tint answering quest loon hv putting me In a little box, in wnlch I Yad to aland up, without without loom to alt down ot kneel for 84 <ti{mre,” tianklewecx con­ tinued. V * ! He saw cach time hg.waa Inteiroaated the Russian officers wv.e different men. " I nevor saw the lamt ohft tw ice" , He saldjie tiled tp escape twice, The firs? time was the day In was frirtim arrested,'Nov. 6, 1948. "1 tumped out a wlhdow and ra n down the street Ur a tier man e a r parked there. PMrove away In It hut gut "■ NP l W t e w i---------WHS *«-* lin t. When? I gM n e a r't ItlUslalt M m )e r < iiK . road Mock I abandoned thb ear. whlrh I had rt)'covered was own* ( (CeattsoM ed hy a Russian officer, and rad lead on or • narcotic* charge. son Instead into some woods, Tha sx-mobater was paaolad six * i wandered Into a small Ger­ monthi ago after serving about man farmhouae and tried to exsaven years of Ma 10 year sen­ plain my predicament. 1 h t y j tence. ■greed to help, and sent me to i The body was found un an exit another House, wheie 1 was hid-, drive leading from the Southern den In a partially tiombed cellat.j .State Parkway un Long Island. They piomised to take me hsrk to | In hla neat, well-pressad cloth­ the American sector, hut when ing. police found |100 In cash and they didn’t show up to take inu a Social Security card. Police said hark I started walking and Kn t! positive Identification was made on oil elevated railway, hy Frank .Wolfe, who was Cohen's "A Kussian offlcer*aaw me and i partner in b Brooklyn service sta ­ tb4>k me hack to his headquarters.", tion. A . Senkieweci said he made hi* Cohen ha£J>esn dead only a few second dash lor freedom twot minutes whek the body wat dis­ months later, when he managed covered by A .g a » tn ( motorist. to scale Ida prlsun wall by climbing Police said -Ihcy believed that upon un empty beer barrel. lw the body of t k \ victim bad been ,vas raptured two block a away. T E R R Y M O O R E itn d K E N J O H N S O N a r e le a r n e d r o m a n t i c a l ­ hurled from ag automobile after The Baltimore youth’ said he the shooting. tried to pull a "wooden gun” es­ ly In a c n a a t l o n a l - t h r l l l h i t , " M I G H T Y J O E Y O U N U , " a n cape by whittling a toplTca of a K K O r e l e a s e . R IT 7. - S u n . 4 M a n . I ' IIRHRADING Hi caliber Army pistol, but added: HRPAI "They foutul it In my i*H »"d former Speaker Torn lleasl«>y, lieBavarian MUNICH—UP)—1 slnpimd the hell out of ino for It. cause he said It <l may >"“ > help ■••••p ths penitentiary orf fli elm near Hu said he had to sleep "on a search for revenue. Murray ad»o-| Munlrh contalaa a irasllaaoa m which plain boaid bench, with no blan­ w aae o a s i ,.„ the guards dread. More than kets. They told rne after one id Senate agreed at tha outaet of cateil such n program ladore t h si!,„ even siM’i lal session convened ‘ i t ♦ 7 • * fill/ f i l l t f l RWRfM* fhaaas Wft'lM i » n r artiitguib ■ ttriii put me In handcuffs and Ihtow rmtlniious ‘ session until there !»', A hill to set up the merit sys- during Hitler's N atl rula. Now it mu in the basement where I could i final roll eall on the lui-aaiire. • t*'m mcutluual In thu resolution Is being cleaned and transformed m l." Hidme the Home sesalop open- »»» Introducerl try Reps. Cobb of Into a motor repair shop. Bcnklewcc* said the Hoelete In- cd, the now sales tax collertlun I Volusln, l.antatr of Hade ami NeRpA'rti’fl lili liii ntlficifttltiri r»ril nn*l HrciiUlfli! Hniring Its incinltprn :i wtnllIi f»f Wnknl l a— of th« The highest point In the West­ froni hla name (relieved he was s imi of four amendment to the I reorganlxatlnn-fnr-nronnmy Idoc. Polish displaced person helfi» o»q?>pendlrig bill on which they would I The House refused to consider ern Hemisphere is Mount Aconca­ to spy on Russia. ‘‘They told me try in draw the llrm and hold. « MU which would give a mother gua In Argentina—23,834 feat fincti that even If they did turn It provided: / 1w'dfrtre payments for only ant above the sea level. me loner they would sund me to t Acceptance of the Hlieppard I Megitlmato child. t Poland' . . 1amendment eliminating the las There werrr M votes in favor pi W ORLD'S B E S T Thu 1J. H. Army disclosed It hsd hlttg purchases Introducing it and .'16 onpoisd. It received the first Russian auswri mote specific failed because Iwn-lhlnls vota ’.i» five da vs ago to their i uprated dt^ iM that would requited to bring the msaiure dr. mands that Benklswect b* fieed lie tax-free, and rutting out un-1'hiring the special revenue rsitlag Ths answer said "Bsnklswsci, a tlrely the proposed exemption fo r ! session. - i’1 polish l>p. i» ill.rustody. ■but did industrial ami farm machinery. Kept. Odhanr of Seminole, wkr Hot say wbethrq Ire would be re­ 2. Put x celling of 9)00 on the I offered the bill, said It recognlts* Orlando Hgwy at Preach A rt. leased. . ’j A r ' amount of tax requtreii to Im paid that "human beings are not ail Sonklewvek l l l f he wore his on the sale of any slnglu Item, re­ pci feet. H’ri'll give them one misAmerican all the Hmu. gardless of Its sale price. This •tike, but we won't go Into subshilling the program." threii Rritish soldiers and put ™l industrial iilant oqulpment. NOTICE Oblertlng vigorously, Rep, Re«. In prison garb. slev of Wnllon declared an lliegi3. Make oil transient lodging Hcnkiewact served I I months In CA LL FO R R E P A IR rentals taxable by striking out the tlninlu chlhl 'Van get Just as hun the Pacific during the war, sec ing in the Leyte, Okinawa and exemption on rooms renting fm y> v nnd Just ns barefoot as. omt WORK an d A R T IC L E S Innn in wedlock, I don't think God 82 u .lav or less. evur forgive you for It In 4. Add a provision that tnu thu wwould ' ' " I h ^ ' s u l V h i r t u E r newt. Ill (ieimaoy ; 4. on L E F T FO R SALK fm live nmntLs when when he h« was was ur- Cuniplr oiler must hold Irens lugs such a laml of nlsrit .u itid on tax liability In the county sinful to consider _____________ _____ ___ I where the taxpayer resides, Home legislators have rrltlclieu Hales tax forcer won nt least lb'1 pingiiim for aid to dependant milt rntiveit in the Hcnulu. Hi'iuiioi children lie a "racket" that enJohnston of itiooksvllle, who has courages illegitimacy." Fred Myer*« Store fought a sales tax hitterly In lb" The House agreed by a 84 to 27 ir«a«lais>it rm as gaa* lla«> past, sulij he was switching I., tin' vote to consider a Idll requiring Hy S E P T . 3 0 t h , 1019 — til voice, claiming the Judge }|;n{j H|, '(;)Vk till fu n d s t ., m eet m i I lilie s n i i d o x drr,tik and gambled excessively . He said lie still was for le ilu m l Hlule co'leges to use their tnchlennnd ran around with another * u - |B J ^ X l l s . hist ha.ln'i ....... . ......see before dipping Into thair ii'gulnr apinopi Ini Inns, The mensure was Introducad by prefer the tliivu-mun Haile county dalethe moil' gciicml oiui. lie 7 * hi* ronipromisit "a bitter pill to gat Ion. •‘ ■ *— would turn ma against him be- swoiluw " The colleges' Incidental fundi causa I lova him and always ^ .esolulhui calling on thu 2 1'■ those collected III faaa, room **•«. - - ■House to declnri) llsell In lavoi i e S s ami other charges frotrf The night Lockwood esm# call-■” f purchasing, tax collec- Mtodviita, and receipts from 0t))fr ing In her mothar ■ hadroom, said c„ n i„||iU tloii, merit system ■qieiatlons of the Institutions, They wete exi luded from Inirfe •'•niilnyinent ami a State tax run. bar mothar had had "too much to mission was InUoduce.l but ..... .1srislnr session law abolishing eort-1 drink." Bha said aha discovered to tho Pinanco Committee for I nning ntinroprlatlnns am making itha Mrs. htittly, this whan her grandmnthar, Hu1iti subject to biennial raviaw | Mlnnta Hullivan, asked har to It came finm a gmup "f .. .....* i bv the Legislature. -* e Some Imihllngs of the Inst call a doctor. burs who call themselves m Alimit 10 «r Is iHO A» l*n«* <4hiockht*nil Moil/1 M'ckin^ I'lioimmy lions have heeii crmslructkd V continued, Lockwood arrived and lhri>ug)i a briiarl setlcs of (fovern liichli'iitnl fttiuls without sptclf h'glslatlvc appropilatlnns. went to liar mothtrrV twdroom ntenial reorgatiltutlon ntei where be sat un tha side of tha along will) effort* to ' alec had, Hliortly t hereafter, M itt revenue A fter lint American Ravoluthni, Carpenter related, bar mothar aakHep. I lit ylotr ot Pasco, -pukeseu everyonn but laickwood to man /.it the group, called tha loyalists fled to thu Bahamas where trove. reiolutinri 'un crf-'il to g i v e dltiv they i tot Icil a boom in cane and Thereupon, she continued, she tioii to the thinking of the House, ' cotton plantations—a boom which went to har room and, though Hpcukci Perry Mumiy let It be failed when slavery was abolished |,j culled hack later, refiixnd to re­ Intioduced, over objections of In 19118. turn because she was too "Indig­ nant over being asked to laava In tha first place." HOBSON SPORTINCi CiOODS In yesterday's hearing Judga Carpenter took a tlrn aa hla own oltornay and questioned w it­ nesses about bis estranged w ife and bar relations with Lockwood. S ■ r 1 , f i / m A o ftS S tO b m A r s f. iskm t pt4$fi‘on» § (H r* * * b f , COMO BEEF ANNETTE'S r 'S i S 1r s h„i3‘.i<»n w " ' WonneDeCA 010 CharlesCOBURN Scott BRADY John RuSSELl Story ir-J SoHnMl) at COLONIAL OFPOB1TK F I HR STATION Palaistlo 1 1M U It I A l W V i S I IM cwawi I tomr uiieifi IKE YEAI AID CLEANERS 118 i h I D D I C S 05DW 8RODMr IsmltJ MIUI4U )0MtS fRIDtRUS fr«duc*J tl R08IRI ARTHUR imstnil l,*1*iut«sil Ktias ± .,f „a!iy ,^'Liorh.'"i:l the Popular Prices tu L ? NOW T H R U TUESDAY lx‘«ihlature i w g , Ul;;.. B4e tte r C leaning - ";- jg p 2 nuD A TSX PnQ anu.iM i4 (sirl Testifies \. . Ph. 481 BAREFOOT FREEDOM WITH lU ttH lW ^ ^ K A T IO N m u s* o w , tT * t • SCIENTIFIC PROTECTION "INVIEMIEH” Ufli Deep Cleiti tamtotrmHL com* * * tare! Cilrb prater "RADCLIFVV iO O Kf U K * * * * * * * ,:* * , c o s n u it m * # , ] n t* x a m tte c n rrrtr n m # .* , * * * y m * * * * ,> . <m f/MT* rotttru, m*r& ****** ftssti mtiktm * * * * * * smooth '■f. mot •■• abaci jder, Aaerfaa'a rauato■iaiiiiia.M iaa uu .- u >a U*A i m i i i i i M M j gSlSaUM ^uBB AU lb* benefits ul luetai spiksJ, without lb* djn| m i of sptklni —la these Hofibell shoes, hot* S IM S O 0 |w artists, few. ll through cuBags, m ahoa a favorite. Tba foot Utt aad antia la ia a acUatUlo irrsogeaeal fat fa*l stops and itarta. Hugged orfc uppers art aibabla, Black. D NOW: II Boys Tennla S h im «1Ut cushion a n il for achocJ, W IL L B E P L R A 8 E D W IT H B A L L QUALITY ANl» OUR LOW m *«KvEw¥f ^ ilB e r rmt ii*.jnVi ! 'i ird"' ■■ i * — i M w & f vv , ' \ ■. , ■v c i •. - - ■Sv : ► # ’:i' vj ,- f m * \ 1 v ; *1 a ['• '.ft 1 * • �TH E W EATH ER If m t U i y o m jV e u 8ANF0HD, FLORIDA, IMS u Britain Cuts round’s Value $4.03 ToJ$2.80 SUPREME COURT NOMINEE AT HOME Coal Millers Thruout U.S. Go On Circuit Court of Appeal a. Judge NOW A M EM B ER of tha U. Shrrman Minton, a Democrat l» skews in h i; New Albany, Ind.. home after Prerldant Truman had nominated him aa an Associate Jurtlca of tha lJnltod State* Supreme Court, He w ill fill the vacancy left by thr recent death of Associate Jurtlca Wiley B. Rutleoge. (International Soundphoto) No Immediate Effect In Local Stores Seen From Devaluation By SAM DAWSON NEW YORK, Sept. 19— (/T) The value of the American dollar hat been railed in huge key areat of the world. But the place where die change will be fell the leert. probably, for tome time it the rtore where you trade at home. The dollar buy* more good* todey in II countriei and lb* litl grow* by the hour. That mean* If ------------------------------------you have a burhal of wheat, a bale — _ n __ of cotton, or a ton of .tael to Mil J j ( ) P e F S O I l S H U F t in thasa countriei, you ihould be tibia— theoretically—to get more for tham In tha form of Australian • wool, Scotch whiskey, Irish linen, I Malayan rubber and tin, Bouth African diamonds, Indian burlap,, African cocoa. Egyptian long-: staple cotton. I —— - FIREMEN REMOVE VICTIMS OF TORONTO HOLOCOUST , ' For one thing, moat of on#'.Seven Coaches Leave theta i Ralls As Train Approached N a w t on lat In. Chance* are thsyli-be buy-; ■■ ■ Ing lass of yoar goods than bafora. | NEWTON, N. C. Sept. 19—4/P) Th* main idea of devaluation of -Seven coaches of * Southern th* British pound and Ua Allied I Railway psrtcngei Bain left ihe currencies around the world la to |( f ,nH , nd Al \f t U SO aal) you .goods, not to buy youre. ! , Second, th* good* you have for | l’f , *°l" w f' f **riou*" sale cost more now tften the com­ Iv Some of lh* tnlurcd weie trap­ petitive goods of the Sterling area ped in the overturned can. n the . , world. markets. Just last . , Police made an emergency call week U wa. the other way around, i f w, |() fquipm#nl .n .l oxygen Britain cuuldn't *ell here became . i ,u .......... j her product* coat too much. NoW .I"' ', , , "rl lo relesr* Ihe Happed It Is your good* that overnight. pa,tengen , have been priced up, because I K . W Gilbert, radio opeiatoi theirs came down. ' 0f t)ie cily-counly police radio »ysIt'e going to ba harder than aver j , em „ j d he appealed lo mill* and for you to sail in w o rld m a rk iti.l garage. |n In ru,h ruih eauinment equipment to ihe That may pile up aoma gooda har* scene of the derailment. at home-. And that could Dr. Frank Jones said "about 30" either to lower prices hfrg, or to production, whlcS * niegnt patients had been admitted to the laea prodi fewar Jobs. Cslswba General Hospital. Several ' Third, from now un~tha boy* he sdded. were seriously hurt. era playing for ktapa. They're out Hie Derailment occurred as the to .capture the world m arkft w h a t ­ train. No. 13, wa* approaching the ever th4y can. They hove a defi­ nite eye on th* waslthlegt market Newton station from Statesville, of (tU—har* In the United State*. N. C. They want Amarlcan dollars, end they want tham badly. Tharafora, If wa wara willing to pay I I centa a pound o f our money for Malayan natural rubber and 68, moMrs. Marv W. Appleby, 68 •LOS a pound for tin laat weak, they may flgura that they aren’t ther of Mr*. S. J . N ix and Mrs. compelled to lower th e ir' asking B. C. Steal*, died at tha home of *rii«r daughter, .(■nshtar. Mrs. E . H. K Tali' prices on rubber and tin, Just be­ another Springe early cause the Amarlcan dollar the­ lor In DaFunlak Spring* oretically ought to buy mora of Sunday morning Mrs. Appleby waa born In Jackthem today than It did last weakTha price of rubber already has son county, Qa. In 1M0, where ah* bean raised 20 per cent In tarris spent tha greater part of her life. Itr of the Malayan dollar. It waa the For the paat several years tha had LONDON, drob #f Amarlcan aynthatic rub- made har home In Florida with har Stafford daughters. She was a mambar of 01 A w f r -*M undtket no.” Th e bar t<> » « nU • p tha* the First Baptist Church of Je f­ sin and again. _And then be de- Malayan again prices to t V Qa. valued tha pound to ralaa tha price ferson, Tbay v# wanted Survivor* Ineluda besides tha today oa n d i aist A search of tha “ (OaaUaaaa «** threa daughters In Florida, an­ *i dtowed that tl other daugntar, Mr*. F . W. Evan* l th* Exchequer of Atlanta, Oa.| two aona f l. M. nubile denial* since ............................... and -- O. T . *Ap"a that tha pound anad. Since Ju ly 0. o f thte chlldrcq; . . had bean standi F t. Myarat ona slater, Miss Alma mant mad* that Thurmond, Commerce, Oa, r f Commonai 1 Funeral aerrlcaa w ill ba Uta have not tha all ducted tomorrow In Commeroa. to devalue tha waa arrestTha axplanatli J . Pale BLOOD ATTAIN I D C A B Pollee DePhi given by 8 lr M IN EO LA . N. Y „ Bept., J . Cooks and H mS > Lieut, *.vh # n he waa taative —A bloodcUlntd automobO*— •uaaect until held as -JSSchaquorJn 1' M e bring " If a O r-*" ‘ tad — I.-Udavaluai I, his s* Mr an ever ts4 today m ii i i & Mother Of Sanford Women Died Sunday • Pound Is Devalued Despite Sir Stafford isSE Stmlnote Robbery Suepect Brought Here n a r~~ TBS Ctr- seeking a aW#4 The car, a 1 by Cohen, waa yesterday ta 9 Street aad la c m Sales Tax Dangles Upon NarrowMargin ------------ \ g OtlhiituMntinnToGive S ik H cm Dc-ifli Blow To (VIim .tire Is PostponeH T il A f ter noon r A L L A H ! I T . l r p t IS ~ (/P ) — Ihe life "I the fli'ee percent ».ilr* it* l'i|| diogltd -hi j ilrnder 1, r . . . . 1 . . . .i i • i i i . A iln i.lv . ir.t (<|, thr motion of K rp Odhtin nt Seminole to giv* lltr HIP.MUD »"|| Il 11 Jr .till by iriknu ••* *i'*l rii.iriiiig rlauta war po.tlpon-d until th- afternoon te*. mm lit , mutton w.it t tubttilute for one by Pen Prvm l of M.trion to cut thr fair I* !»•(* percent. The S r fiI.llf „ illi tliif isle . lax ) 4**•; 1, r> to 0 . ths i„u c lu‘Ikitt i!,t compnnHHM M l i, •* ill p seventh rrltl id l i,hn. t tx » • * muntie* for t> tintroim fire Mini -"■•’pt *tn -Irniii roailhut Hu* i ,m ! W r ptl In < it«y tlii’ .K (runt the Torn it" loci it which tin- lit spin mn ..... il i ♦ l i n itrt 1 it. calt in ttie imlurnunl, ' In. Ii tirguii with flu • lit;* i * il'uiiii* tvere ►eld (" In A m i leant N ut’ rm lii » t ", L h^ 9 Mfft l . ,I|o»M t: In th* t’ rc’ i fUH' •ii ■ i—'smutty *u tlir InteliaQy . t Mie fh<mc\ 11f f’r - tax ad* I lilt- 1IMtt Ullil Sollllllpt.nlli t Ill'ItlC III) s<td|ig a i "U I ''A* ot of marvur lift- ’ \ gin-, t1lit t' " >1.11J » . toll liow much •u; tilti 4ni f Mu•1u waft to tin vni mh: 1-or it rM1' mutlonc by :, m»' Ills I I I i ■.i.iiiu iiit ufter ri.ii'bltin '• ' u mi H iking tha iu .ii tinc .J t " i n- .Ii fi'.ited 48 million by It.p Cl. ini ' i if I’ n.i ll.ii, .m mlV \ S 111Ts i'V s,-pt id (,-Pi! muiMrnt-. ■ I . ... It i io hold nn nf* Si lint. ' •,-i- (IM ia l pre-l ti-innon -i ■ .............«rri«*-l hy a , . till'll .1 ' ‘ 1' " i ndminmtrutiim . . . . , , . , f> Vnll’f Villi’ . ,-lvil light, vote IV Ilr lim Mi l l * I I:. O t t l l U , B r i t i s h I tevaliifttion!"’h ' Si ftki"> * • l" tiinlion to 111 <hr l.-forc rongress IV - 111____ 1 5 .. I fid ,- mp (I - ■>':il Mi’ i-ting • Petmsylvanla, No. 2 on tha Blamed For Slump. Ii 111 ! idi,, iip itoi' m u , .,,, i ' ared Flnrtproducing parada, saw mlnara *! »;• . refusing to show up #t pit* aI , "nri-ilor I................. f 110, 01) 0 ,- . But Stories Rei ottp I t(»»•< I liuhlA |»i oooAiiU, 1 "IPHM a ••rii** lh* itate. Th* western (Mill T in --t ill In i tin- n .-iiiiil lilghL»M rl M‘| IVnnsylvanla Coal Operator* Aa!..■ I , .c il.iin that l i m n . (), | , (/1,, , „ r , pit pi'i ■»pr » t i\ ii* tint southM W NOIfK s , , , i |Q I,|<| * Ii .Hiding p.i ,t " siM'latfon said no miner* were Britt •It drv,iluaiifin atrtn-li ilu- ilm t U *«»r- M lull buitrti lip IlldlH' I »»fMHj.mii* 27-yprti-nM working In tha rich bituminous maikrt a til,mi mx Mow Imlu lull belt employing 60,000. A ll big , HI ||*JI I* * . Bums 14'iiti i»v0*|-aIii I tvft9 ilftip fi»tli\ <11 • down It»»*:t told ti" fi ’i ’ " hi* pniii only s i* n> iix**A it* tlir ttfttr ii p * r s 1 1 o n a In Pennsylvania reroirrv tel m almml illlpirdMlcly ! loti* •*i f t rMt fiat «*. (null Ml in' hnlfl h* » in lm if $;!*•? Mft n •ntmttfh i * i * In< ftnn'ft triioh* « employing 46,000 alio wera down. I Mllflk lilt i'" . vi!I al Ii -m-I tl V ..., . l *l.i t ibill l l i'»i i b l n a l with An opening bm»l of trllmg Hit ) .. suitor •hc< n t Rjifm ' i • if lnvT Mr mkOnly a few of aaatern Penn­ Mil ijfl tl v ifp f t d if lilt M wt i M’udy tt» r raidi bl.ulr sylvania’s RO.OOO hard coal min­ lanrd p riin l>y iiactlom to a point. fh*» firm iitMit ■ in soma cate* er* showed up for work. They gnd , *7' V i i mote. ! ' ! i ’ lIn a mat- mi'hIi I lie ,in iillt-inpt In block f11■ Homicide Drirctivc lilt’ ll ('.III v«»ft* on " v ht' * s i i hi atinnal and ' trvu'i’a nhould *at around and talked for • while • fi I*'*,}i***** *™ttgh. the maiket | ihu-ti-rtiig, the iiintbod ’ iiuthern- i non identified (be v k I uii a» |.mr all ntlii’r • ♦v b{| in ! ft» • p" .ind then want home. Th * great l«Xf!!ed off. ^ Af. I *l» lievo iibcil In |he past to talk , c va| wn psvf f l w o both ?idtv4 dropped Mu. utaUing majority aew .teach ad Ura .inv limes, later* cfralhigt. . «'ivil lights bill* to death. ,y . ' , . ... ii met. *’inn"n*len d in dir K m *| ijtir, then thr n t W j mine*. Many Induatry leaders had d'>ui, Iheir Into or cased them! P ^ 'b ted. I.owevr-r, that 1 ............. 7 '" • I'M’ t»i» 1 m thr i'H>i ii'vi'iA l dnyft •xpected the hard coal mlnee to cul , |)(lrA|v tlm liiitnhc of ««nntorlal abseil- 1M|,h brr torn ye«• old daughtc. .•m l i:M ’hiwn t" ftiMinitR fine! con* rontlnue working since tha opern, i . | t e c " i l l aid eoii'hern Di-ntncrela I’atruia Mindnr ••liiii* i »m thr till) tors have continued royalty pay mi m arlrt action accompan ' flk ,„ w A, . 1hf‘ h ilt drluitf* win uvtr nn menti. The anthracite pension ir.l th* ,filing I lailr lalcr adopl ....... . m il....... II tux, mill ' V' iiniun/ltiHnt ipon u‘»ml hv fttllliora fund la admlnlstrede separately rt) ft iM M ir ' m I. i I p p/uf |.lim l iow ttiid anti i< *ti ilitnriiMiini I *M 'J ^ nkilrwcmcl, M i IU^ v p i I m II v ^ 1 nf thr lull to tux II'liiiHfrnt luitgfrom the bituminous fund. Gold «lui In loot o il on llirn Ii'glalallon. n.iUr.l il ulimg llif gl»U' il *t*Mlb i«i,: i- tin' Ri nnti f Ini’ ll\* sg ircil • The United Htatea Steel Cor­ the hill .ii lulrnilii' i'il woulil * poration said all It* coal mining „u i, I.,, t u iil, garni running to ’ uilnr n mlc Hih'plcd e a rlic lo < mu'l» nlgcil la/io Mailr in • l" i >*■•itpt rfuitnft i« nling f »r ft operaationa It) Pennsylvania. nr 11Iv tw., point, r.i.lil. also a,I " ,lV Hie ■im I o. H4 acm 1,1 „l |f .iImt’ iage «l i ■ ■ » |»»m i West Virginia and Kentucky I* v *. ,idnpt**t! hv »• vMr nf hft \ were closed with tfl.000 men Idle T h * Sleel Corporation's mine’ ih.ingn mil "» 1 oml in. , <••iivitlutlmiel tiv ihiida of nil , i , i , i v <v,..iM t,r fil. l i» »•*••! nf Id p* *' Min, amt'iulhave a daily production of UO.Olin j Sold if hi'VM |'M’ were ' s thr- «ndti>‘H IMl nn-odirts, .MP. I.-, lomoiruw im* * * r H il tht'Minh vittniut any \ tons. Sli-ei. HdMi hrm Stool. limioteM Si-nnlr uttcillulo o, which drop ♦• it'* hv l» Vnt|« nf 7f» to 7 It , Mtlil In Illinois, 145 UMW digger* I M .I om. Chi V’ h-r, f a i n pillar True i ,,*(| Aiigusl ln-n 'i pn-k.-.l no rut mu «n cl"M*iiv< r xt-mptinuft, rtllv at Glenridga did not change' I,., Sohi-fih-v. Am riiran leleidmur. i Haptmnbn On n recrnl IrtV III N l»l«»4*11 split b’t e*s| n:•nird ft tpvcifh liti **f rxrmpt clothes for work after ihowing f ""soihlnlr.l Natural h - v h . ............ vole, only >.8 .rnntot’ iv e r II) nftn Mil i;n » m v Itenn and in nh* nd In* up. Some 1,600 In four major ' T ' l ' um m " ' u i hi I-1 I" f-"lit to cast thrii tmll.it Mil tt»';Illn'IH 14*111|l IHIf|f* I’It11 f 9«fill II ihi-Aftiitl mnehinrry snhirvt to thr mines of the state’s Perry coun­ ' " ,l vKodak. Ililllp Mmtia. In tr. Wllh ,h.enteelm,i nun,log high. fit ■ ssi ■ | ■t tfltk* |l|*t)'Tl 111* f 4M11II t »l ' ty were not working. , tutfIoiimI I’H iti. ( Iinm 1 nlil. Ill I .1 . .......... a. * .. . 7. . 'V It wim »!i|lil)ir ♦,» Mn* xriifttrAI'Im Igl**, I'Million THIll, vvn* . . The . . . walkouta . following „ W ffk. ti i ................................ Marl......... .. "ra may f nd It iiiipoxsihlc tie (h«* rnnili wIium tbe* nppfnvnd hill i t nn.* »i h* 1, f < f|it end .strategy meetings by UMW , v N ilU I Stan.lanlj , '" l‘ " rf <lvil tight, fuiml Mill locals throughout the country n i| ( N J i and Unlled Air l.im ., A score of amitliiMi.u- pull,« upivi'ii A* p'llp’f Will Led that i!ir nimntr ippiot’i'd wxrmp* un tu bsgan an when 8,000 B,000 .Wyoming Wye and |{Ai|W(lv |,,„ n, imuled dmvowatd , '1 tietn to he on hand, in any fMMtl til V "VMl Mlf 11Vtill; U'lUllftM 11*n14 nf idothlnp pun U Thr Idll, n-t ni iffin illv dlftftrd, Utah miners marched from the t> S. (iiivrrtim rnl* leaned ahead In | ‘ n vote "no". All* til* i|l|i»f*’d ftt HftMlIkf \t'n1111! hitvr inrt h IMl f-xrmpttmi pita. They acted eoon after Lewi’ iver-the counter dealing’ h i v"" Mi i iik nlir'll hr nil il|(hl f it’ DI r shut off pension pay. lioltl had a flelil day ill the lh* »»'»| (hid ,t frw tniniilr .4 nf Almost without axcaptlon, e tc. ruth, staging Mie mumI arlfve tr» i di« r ftvMvtd, Ctnnoil %nid. picking up 16th graph original. ’ l.niv ’ pen in ’ nine lime. Higher < itiium mid A 1drid|(ft told th b . Tha naw mlnaraf work-ston- wrof I'nnsnlidated Mining (iln'd ah-iv him itn*l l*olh»i» S|(t. I*m*i I ! paga la tha nation’s 21st in the1Vellowknlfe fluid Mine’ , (ioldfirld S hAftpjn past 80 years. Ciitilolhiafrd Mine*. Ilullhigrr Ciold Ed l.ari*. chairman of th* K. AMl rd|f«* find Mir I'lrrrr wniftiin Diggers have staged that many l ake Shore Mlnrr’ I’hmeur Onld. ivaida Club social evmtta cum Hubert Mall (>tMllutl. 13, IV.IS general wajkouta, plus doiani of ■ml Wrlgld-Margrravi'’ Luwei mltlec, announced today that a rftim- |i#ir nhuiit two wiM'kft rtgn d i" viii-d early Humhi'1 morning f t uni h'lHiriHt’t' with Mir idrn nf smaller work atop pages. w Iimi hi’ car c rs ’ licd thrnugh ihe uire Krurllian Tiaethut, f!ltli’’ I.silica* Night would he held al Thay’va bean called contrsr* Service. I'atiroaalal MH. and Mritt the Mayfair Inn on Oct. I I , at igiMiii^ nnuMrd r»hr found m jnh In* I - railing at the New Smyrna ni # t Muiitl (Uiim lu ll, hit AM M'aatlaaee a * ra e * a m _____ ____ (Oeeltaie* « • P a li Stal Y ii hi Basin a - in « a * twlurmug 7 -.111 I*. M. I**,, t» tin*Mr hi find wmk t >hi., h'Uiie at N r" Smyrna Bcai’h Ilt-lfigatna elected tin the Kl M'iy ’ «td*t«*rrd rnr ly U it inglii (i in Uni V olii.iu I ’uimiy Ki'inul M a u l ’ Club state convention in (('.inllnoaft On N i * i l l ) ( lull where ho was employed ** .Ist'k’ onvllle on Oct. 2-1 an* W A cN’ Iner. Mori Ison, Fred Wilson and Ralph i tinmen tried to revive Mr. Smith, and alternates are Joel lh nl 'h w itI) n I'lllmotur. but were Hold, W ar* end Earl N il It* R i s e s mi’ ini'Ciiafut. Tltv .iin ,r of Ir.ith Higginbotham, v HIlimit nt drowning, .nvorilAn inerteae of 50 cHililrru in,: In Coroner F. II Hiunnon The By DOUGLAS R C O R N ELL o u r (he 381) enrollment of lnnt car was compIctHv doniollalitd. WASHINGTON. Sept. 19- -(/I’ l fhere'i a doctor in th* home who Burn In Brooklv'il, N Y Aug. 7 year was reported today at tlm diagnose, dictators and the world', great conqueror* llii, way: nth Side Prim ary School hy 1Uim, Mr. Denton was the ami of the lute Dr. J . T Denton nf San­ Moit of them have had illn o e, or physical handicaps. Their drive Mu. J. Mitchell, principal. New teachers includeMiss ford where lit: lived dm ing hi* lo push forward in spits of the»e slllirtions hss spurred them to extrsAdditional paving st the San J ik I v Ith'idoa of DeLand. first early childhood slid attended thi ordinary deeds. ford Stats Farm er* Market will grade; Mrs. William Page of local schools. He was a graduate Rep. Walter Judd (R-Minn). who twitched his practice from medi­ he Ift to contract by th* State Drl.and, and Mis., Ann French, of Somltiole High School and of and Lite Cutvcr.uty. Washinfft cine to polities, told a reporter * ------------ -—— —----------------Road Department on Oct. 3, SL-colij grade: Mrs. Clause Dnn- Washington Bundy Anderson, market mana­ nliey and 5ila» Phyllisi. Flin t, lie iilitalnnod hi- law degree al the with " r'<*"«rv things.” ger, announced today, fourth grade and Mrs. Mit cliitll Niitimial U niversity in Washing•red arm - h ? H ld ^ ’-th* KaUer T h ,lr dr,v# «nJ Pu,h turned tun D. C. In this connection he relemetl Thurman, third grade. had a withered arm. Mussolini wa, l"*<] d«tfuctlva channel, Judd the following communication from Mr Denton with hi- wifi*, the New (•floti* rolling* have been only flva fast two. Hitler had no *»"1- B u‘ '» many other famous T i uaten P. Drake, J r ., member of Installed throughout, the whole former Anna Chirk of Sanford, obvious physical dafacts, but I n . 1'*;*'- h* ■* - ‘ a* " " r“ K bMn tha Htate Road* Department (mm building Floors have been clean- and their son, Bobby, the only sur­ Ilia tlfth d istrict was unlmpreaalvs and obviously • or,c* r, , , , , . .. ■'tl mill reflnialtod. Rooms ap- vivor*. resided in Miami where he abnormal S l- 1 sul had soma affliction,” " I know that you w ill he glid pt it nest and lldy, ami many wa- issoolated with the MulucM " llie n thard wara Napeoleon [» afoka of Ihi* ton; to hear that Ban Senator Boyle and lidile« and clitlr* Iisvm hnon Department of the Miami tiackij and Caasar. Napoleon was another " the flash. And thrice ha prey ml Fteprasantattve Smith have, t-»- painted liy the teacliera. The but worn temporarily making 'I' and both were .p 'le p .; that #he,( might , be released from pettier with thi’ # Btata Road Da uch bl liinrli nun is reoorted tIi*'ir homo at New Smyrna Beach Ceded In preparing to 1m in good cumiitlon and more while Mr. Denton wn» employed nartment, succeeded "T u d d . an avarage alsad Amerl-' ''St.lnm eti,' the electrical wla- Ihe project o f additional pave­ than 350 children are fed dally. «* Die VoluMn I'eiudv’ track Funeral services w ill he hold oan, said ha always ha* fait that|ard, waa hump-baekad, Beethoven, ment at your market for contract The building and roofing has at 4:00 P . M. Wedimaday at the of tha big reasons th* J*l'-| great eompoasr, and Edleon, hid. Thi* pretest la being adver­ been nut Into adequate stata. Flngi«r Funeral Chapel In Miami tised end wtfl ba lat to contract .............................. the great Invantor, were deaf. Hsllv'aya of thn school, while Springa her* ___ pushed themselves with Rev. .Scarborough of­ "Two of tha greatest of all ora­ on Oct, I a l Oeala". risen, show tiie need of paint on ficiating. Bu rial w ill bo in Woodforward Is that they are small n*otors, Demosthenes and Wlnaton the walls to brighten them up. lawn Cemetery there. **"Bo they wear the longest Churchill, wara stutterers. They be­ F A S T IN G C H E R DIRS LONG H ()P ~ i" ha aald, "and sit on the came orators to prove to them­ PORTSMi C Z EC H F L Y E R S F L E E d N . IL , Sept, OSLO. Norway, Sept. 19—(/P) borsM, They have to strut selves they could overcome their 19—-UP) —- A year-old negro F R A N K F U R T . Germany, Sepfc —Col Hernt Halchen, pioneer troubles," threw thrfr weight around minister I s j ' ‘ tha affect* of 19—(fl*)—Two Cxech A ir Forcf The history of soma of thn 80 day* of y te Impress others but it continuous A ictic airman, landed a U. 8. pilot* have fled by plane from Air Forces transport plane at greatest a rt and literature, Judd fasting, to heleter Usolr own ego Communist-ruled Prague to f T h * Ray, went on, la practically tho history L . Lea, pastor Olso yesterday after 8,700-rnll* U. B. A ir Base In Germany, it wag of their Inferior site.” non-stop flight frim Anchorage, Robert Louis of tha Christ Church •aid, efforts of of tuberculosis. announced today. Alaska, In 22.6 hours. ■ to com­ Stevenson aad Elisabeth Barrett died In Tho p air; a lieutenant and an Brig. Osnaral Prank A . Arm­ Id he had strong, Brow nlie had the disease, he re­ terda ae te, landed a light eommandar of tha U. S. officer to emulate be over-com called. . at Erding Field la A ir Forca In Alaska, accompanied training In th* i , the late do Bavaria weekend. Balchtn on tho hop. ' MSI PITTSBURGH. Sept. 1 9 -V P ) —Coal miner rhul down acrott the nation today at John L. Lewit* diggen timer again on ihetr own— ihir lima crying "no pention no work " Production of anthracite (hard coal) and bituminour (toft coal) it being choked off by anger of the 1Wed Mine Worker* over Pretidrn* l.»wi«* suspension of pention mil welfare fund payment*. Mon of (he V M W*r 4S0.000 member* in 20 ilater ate expected to be idle by nightfall. Lewi* raid the welfare pry tlop it due to the fund running low on catb. But it’* all part of the UMW fight for a new contract. He’t dead­ locked with operaloit after pro­ longed talk*. Walkout* tinted l*»t midnight and gained headway over ihe corl field* today a* come-lo w o r k whittle* blew in vain UMW lead­ er* intilled that union'* rank and file it acting on it* own initiative, dial Lewit hat i**ued no ’ Dike call. j (( j oei w V) )ni bi , %oU c01| , . v,r* , * * ' ' Libe stoppage 000 ,,r,n* mitten*joining In Derailment Of Southern Train N o. 280 A M O cU te d P re s a L e a s e d W ire Suspension Of Wel­ fare Payment Re­ sults In Walkout By Angered Miners Evaluation In Ster­ ling Area Is Expec­ ted To Ease Brit­ ish Dollar C r i s i s B r A S S O C IA T ED P R E S S Britain hat slashed the value of lh* pound riffling from $4.03 to on * « i '• - •*« + u t o i«m« net fmanrial trouble, by telling more •nd cheaper goodt to iKa United Staler. Eleven other countrier clotely linked with Britain in their trade have followed ruit, and the Chain Reaction it expected to sweep rapidly over Western Europe and into Latin America. .The French finance minirtry emtfd the Bourte (stock exchange) and tuipended trade in" the gold and free currency marketr until further notice. The French devalued •heir fane drartically lari year, Sweden*, cabinet hat been turnmoned |o contider devaluation. Tha Netherlands government an­ nounced tome rtep rimllar to Bri­ bin', will be taken, and il doted m ck exchanger through tomorrow Italy'* cabinet rutpended dealingr in foreign currenciet while the government predicted there would be no rubrtential repercuttiont on tha exchange rate for the lira. Financial quarter, in Roma and Milan thought otherwirc. Greece doted her etock ex­ change pending "required” governi>al circlet feared the ewlea franc etal rlrclea feared the etvlaa franc might have to be devalued. Behind the Iron Curtain, Polish butlneatmen predicted the Polar would ralte prices on food rent to Britain. In Russia, tha preta an­ nounced the devaluation nawt without comment, hut tha pras, har raid the mov# would mean "liquidation of tha Starling bio? and lubjugatlon of tho pound to U , •* 4 h t dollar. ^ w rr * J Canada’a pafllfffnfht •aw aits* • Statement from the finance minIrlry , with regard to the position of the Canadian dollar, but trading continued uninterrupted on the Stock Exchangee today. Mexico expected little Immediate effect on the peso, but trade with the Sterling area war expected to Jump. In the United State*, welcomed Ihe .10 52 per cant cut In the pound ami tha correspond^ >g cut* hy Noiway, Denmark, Anvtralia. tnilia. South Africa. Zaalaml, Egypt, Burma. nunna. New c .v , -------, la rael. Ireland and Malaya. They forecart Improvement In Brltleh and Sterling area axporta to tha Unltad State* to eaae the dollar ■hnrtage*. On the other' hand. United State* goods w ill coat mora In tha Sterling area. The effect In Britain w ill ba In increase In prices fur th* working man; In the United State* there -tirnhablv w ill have to b# aoma ad­ ju stm en t downward In prlcea of good* which compete with th* Sterling area. Soma prices may ad­ just quickly, Others may continue at they are for a year or more. London Sir Stafford C r ln a the British muet "redouble all our effnrta” to eaport goods now that tha pound haa beta cheapened. Reviewing the reiulte of the Washington dollar talks, tbs Chaneellnr of the Exchequer told e ICeaHaeo* Oa tm m Ma i MONDAY SEPTEMliER 19. 1919 F a ir through Tuesday except for b rltf afternoon thundershow­ er*. ____ Changes Senator George O f Dance Hall Girl (fOorgia rorsees c. • . , . From Early Sag Civil Rights Fight in Jealous To Slow Trading Frenzy BySuitor ft Kiwimifl Club Finns Annual LadieR* N in lit Doctor-Taroed-Politician Tells All About What Makes Dictators Tick n. w. R nhrrt Hall Dun ton Hilled In Auto Crash Eurollim'iit At Smith Prim ary M arket P aving To He Contracted On Oct. H iuifilaS feaMw m Wm | ----- � 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 16, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 16, 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 16, 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/753834295a04ec2ea65030428709eb3e.pdf 166ac20ae7c86e77f2175058f35547b0 PDF Text Text \ > p r r :^ r ^ .: nm ni WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 14, 1949 T H R 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 |Ex-Shimmy Dancer By R. J. SC O n America Is Fast Developing Into A Fuji-Fledged Intelligent Nation;Sue a Picture Co. Over “Giida” Film- Co-Operation Between Police And jSCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK "’ Press Urged To Prevent Accidents; DALLAS, Sept. 14— (IV) —Cloier cooperation between lli* pieu ami police to |iievenl tra ffic accident! ivm urged today at the Interna- j ■tional Asiocinliun of C hiefi of Police meeting. "Ih e police of this country are not doing enough to prevent traff-..i-—. A A...i —e illie r !1|c accidents. nd n i i .i-the -----p re n •• . l(lj j William E. Scrippi, pubiielit-r o f ilie D e tro it N o w s, In a* spi-ech ile liv rre il ut n m o rn in g reu­ nion. '•Aa I zee It * * * w h a t In need­ I t 'a i l l a a H rtam P a s * naal ed in n g ie n te r ilegreii o f eoopcrn- atrenglh, eaprrlally In aviation. tion, ii niiicli •‘loner w o rk in g reCioiiiinelin >uld nt the time that • latio n n liiii. la-tw een theno tw o lie fell impelled to apeak out, i g ro u tii," fS.ii|i|m an Id. T h e pub- even I hough il might coat h'm bis liiatiei Mini lie liellevad It wnn the joh, i loll of tile iiiillei* to " Ir n r n nil the A Defrnae Department official fa c ts nlioiit ti of fie a e c ld rn ta" and liidiraled yeaterday Ilia I L'mnimctlie ioli n l iii'w nim pera and radio Iin need have no feara a* far a* ntationn "to get these fa e ta to the Secretary of Defenae Johnami i* t piddle." eonrcMied. It'a nt t icily n Navy H erini> ndvl ml the pollee ehlefn mailer, (lie nfflrlal anlil. K'nrlier, Dmleraecretarv of th” to w ork w ith the prena and radio in prenentillg I i n f i l l ’ education to a alalement: "No action I* con,Uiu nubllr iK’foro a ta g ln g hlg lenitilaled lie far a* l|ic Navy I* | ivavv loin /i. mnioail ono -act •■• u u i m n i i i i i i i ' i i i i i i l lltiv v n . Navy Aviation m . m II H it , (4fA . 1 I R ij i: l A )’; V i "A nvwnpaper has got to do a ' ninrerned. "Klml.nll raid fromut iniiru timn simply print seel- niello "Ian every constitutional ent fm t.‘ in » routine manner,*-' right" to eapreaa Ida opinion* , i Mil' I, "A radio elation in all lia he »eea fit, Meanwhile, a thiol Adnilrn f’iontcii-iicu c viinnot slough off ii inoveil to the defenae nf the Mind' (|angiroii!i truffle problem almply sicken iiirinmi. Item Adndin jtyv allowing I truer for n dull Inter- Hugh A. Goodwin, chief nf ilflff 'view nt mi unpopular hour." i to the ronuimnder-ln-chlrf of the t.llhrr apeakera nehvduleil toiln^ Atluntlr fleet, held n ni'Wa ra-i- . Weie I'liiuklln M. Kreml, director ferenee nt Not folk, Vn., to f-zpicx* J of ilio iiHuocliitlon’a truffle divis­ lii* net omul "aympathy" w ion: Mayor Durolliy McCullough (,‘riniimi lln'a aland. 'Lie of I’ortlnud, Ore., and Id. Col, Five atm Admiral William F j ’Gerald 1'oh-rxon, former director Aiislin K Doyle, chief nf Naval of motor Inin,im itation fur the "Hull1 Kataev, lie!., and Admiral | 'Michigan I'uldle Hervleo Comnils- Air Unnerve training, already had J uopken up for f'rommelin, aimi. f ’roniHielln, among other Ihlngi, In Ida aiiiiunl report Kreml mild that thu tin ffir dlvlalon lind reor­ rnmptalned rlint the Navy'* flglitI ganized traffic control fonrtiunn aplrll la "going to pot." lie drew support for Dial view i f In more than lit) city, county uml statu police drpnrtinenla airier from Iliilaev. who aald Dial sfler talking with Junior offlrera he had ite m . "In moat inatuncea, railuclhma found Navy morale al a very low J ! In traffic fatalities of from .'ID to eld.. A almridv different appralaid . TO perm it have been old a Ilied of the attitude of Nnvv men came I within ono to two yeura after III* lodnv fiom Navy Herirtnry Mnl | atnllntlmi," lie hiiIi I, I'clci on gave examples of ro- Ihewa. "In inv opinion the ripliit del bpcriitioti h'tween civilian and corjm of Die N iivv I* at it* high- . military iigrarlea In truffle regu­ eat," .Mai I hew h hiiI.I nl a ri-n'ocn^.1 lation. Then lie naked the pnilie In which iniii Admit nl .l"lm W official to moulder n niioilicr of Holier wa* h iih iii I ii n* chief of qlluslluii’ . N iivv peranniiel. lie went on: "In the event of a catastrophe " I am cnnatmitlv nmaieil Dnd of ii mi III in y nature, how well the Navy can continue i» hold men would yuur organization he pre- of mil'll mil .landing nliililv In Die piired to liiindle the civilian high' face of |nonffirl«’iil pay. " I iiiii Imiiofiil Dint Die military way l inf fir picturn, with or with­ B, ^Itf out the hi my 7" ho Baked. "Would pnv hill will lie enncle.l and luine you lie picpuied to qfjloi lecoin* j nliout soma readjust Hu nt in llil. mandntluiri for alternate loulioga | reapoet “ lloper, deputy chief .,f peison. In the event a hrlilgo la loat, or n lilgluvuy blocked? * * x if rail­ iiel slnrt* February, ID 17. mover up road rervlce to your community i.i succeed iesr Ailmlml Thomas ceaaed what would lie the Impact L. .Sprague, Hpioguo Is Isklng over romitiaml of Nsvat sir In tin on yuur highway*?" Pacific. I Atluntu Trinl Jj- 0 O f C Meeting ir«afia«ee s .« m rasa ones II would lie piiNsihli1 fni Nanford Manful was a gumt In tho Imper­ to have all the low m il public ial Hotel which the Carpenters lion-111ir II uceils within the next owned, and that he often saw her few years. fit her ineiulicrs of Die Hanford ami the Judge together In the lin­ Public IInuei nsr Coiniiilsslmt a ir tel. llnric-tt pressed I.uvkwiioil for Edwnid Hlgrrlus, It. T. rowan. details of a nocliifuul visit to Ilarrv Lee, Ham MniDun, and the J. E. McKinley. Mm. Carpentei'■ Imind nhd a trip Itev. Mr. Illrginn i. ported to the to Flmiila with hv|. |j|.'kwood in- Ihmnl that the request for a dial plll'd lie went lo Mrs. Carpenter's le|i'|dilllll< system had been sidenpnilmi'iit alamt i.: -in A. M. uiiu i stepped wIDi the explanation that tnurniiig at the ii'ipti'Ht of Mih. the Hanford system was still glvC oi'p i'iit c itim lh e r. Mis. (.’m in u ­ in It irood service mill nut over ter w a . ill, he explained. crowded, hilt the objections of As fur the trip lo Florida, he Mayor Cnriawny and several said Mis. Car penter's mother, others mndn It cleat that the re ­ Mrs. Minnie Niillivnn, ncrompnnlril quest will he pushed. A li'lepram was read from Bonnthem, lie miiil Du. trip was tnuilo “ .'hvoiie roald he legally | r ' K.' Vhivie sVatliig that the proposed bridge on Hoad 4tt will -obtained Dime. Bnirett imbed If Lockwood and he l.iilli within one year ami thu* Mrs. Curpcntcr shared n room nt Dm road will lie extruded Into Han­ A tom I.I court while In Florida. ford along the river. The hoard re­ *'No," mapped Lockwood, "ami quested Manager Higgins tu re ­ I like lo tell you what I think quest the Army Engineers to snrav hvnclnlh* In the river that qucnetlonl" around Hanford In an effort to U arirtt I lien asked If Lockwood clear this area. J. Tllden Jacobs complimented i|nd Mrs. Carpenter ever had spent i night together la a tourist court, the Cliumher an the progress of "No. never," declared Lockwood. Hanford and Hemlimle County that ".Mrs. Carpenter Is s very decent Iiiih been made In Die laat few years. vtonrsn." ' The courtroom was packed. 11*11Itfs were ordered tu sen that nu abeotatois—even imlicciuon—were M 's B tla a M r r « m P e e * 0 * * 1 ■lined. .S ittin g with Jmlgu Carpenter against the Communists hut he had llnrnot yet succeeded. Chungking, vtau hi* adopted daughter, ■ ■ ------- . —it a, 20. She Is Mrs. Carpenter** i j Hxcchwan province. '» •*P*5.tu 1 i | dnuglitvr, Imt I* siding with ^ ^ the capUal of _ N atloW l ‘ father In 18438765 “ . ‘ _ ‘ ^». China should Cnntnn fall luring inn rioss-ezamluutlon, Hecrotary Acheson also nnirfett asked Lockwood If ho did non need that Hovlet-domlnatod St chile Urn lima "uut of her mo- Bulgaria, Hungary and Rom«nla kir'a belli oum" mi the occasion of will lie charged In tha United ft ISiBU A. M. visit. Nations General Assembly with nLockwuml denied that. K« said violations of human rights. <l’«s«lnu,4 ►•bis One* P Jap Treaty * fth Uarlmra and Mr*. Hulllvanl The Secretary emphatically re­ i n in and out of the room dur- newed the long-standing Brlilah' the ID mimitos ha stayed, American charges of "callous dis­ aforo thu night of the shout- regard" of the human rights nlno law suits had been filed rlausoa In the peace treaties with ivlng (he three principal* and the Iron Curtain natlona, Manful. BIx wer*. film! .He . . ----said the three Sovlat satetoa havu Just turned down • ut Judge Cnruentr, Among! lllto* r tblngH. they demanded a fi­ proposal by tho United Htetos that lial accounting and charged they name commissions, a* pro* fudge with excessive drinking vided In tha peaco treatlas, to gambling. up the dispute over chargei they have repeatedly violate agreement*.‘ TheM-trait forr 4__ RAC* sis and v^rloti^ personal Area* fOTON. Kept 14—t>P) |d lervlcoa - By H A L BOYLE | |„g t0 put their whole effort Into N E W YORK, Sept. 14— ! being able to buy and pay for a DENVER Sept |4— (/T i-O lld a rt deflnlU rnronirv thrombosis thrombosis. There a are definite alfftft eigne that coronary Gray says she gave "the public America Ii growing up. i A hig sign of the change in food for thought" when she danced I t I* aettllng Into a po*t-war | American thought came this week the shimmy hack In the 20*. pattern of stability and raiponil- on the labor front. I t waa the (Sllda reviewed her career yeability that contrasts atrongly to decision steelworkers' ---— -of . the ,, , terdav In a depoaltlon to attorthe chaotic yeara after the first unlon to try for a 1100 a m o n th lnevi In support of her million dol World Wer. pension and other social gains Inr damage suit against Columbia - • Maybe it I* too aoon to ita rt Flctuie*. She contends the film, pinning good conduct medal* on rather than a fourth-round wage "Giida", starring H it* Hayworth, ouraelvee. But It does begin to Increase. This I t only ons of look like thte country, aa a na­ many indications that, as the >wn* based m i her life ami career tion, and we, aa a people, are working population grow* older,1 without her permission. acting more like adults than at It prefers security to the quick j The 48 yrnr util foinier shimmy buck. In Industries where sm-'nucen *nld she was nmrried at I I , any time in our history. ^ NtW PUBLIC Sc Mo o LA IH ployes feel they are paid enough " mother at 12 ami a star on There are all sorta of signlaplamd a m . Supposed io to live at a satisfactory level, 'Broadway at 18. poata to ahow It. Born in Cracow, I'olsnd, Ollda MSEMBLt -fHl NATlVl WlCYfAMJ. The frontier In the United they arc becoming more Interested States uaed to be a frontier of In better pensions, more holidays, "»>'* 'he first dnnred the shimmy , n( u Milwaukee night club when wide land and deep wilderness. longer vacations, That haa been tamed. The new This may he proof, as some he- ' AttnrneV' Lm.ls Frnhllch for Irontlere today are In aclenre lleve, that the human race I* Just Columbia asked Gilds to described and batter human ralationshlpa succumbing to It* natural Iasi- ,llnM .h„ok and ntiivned Die upper between man and man, class ness. On Die other hand, It could the shimmy and Inquired! "Wasn’t and class, nation and nation. ! “-> *• s»« j..u>. .ii* . ,cu *>,« j,miniv a nniivo wuicii a wo-' . 4lie people are developing ami weary of a generation of crisis, part of her body?" if themseivea as they m . ; ----- , — _ .. .......... educating themaetvea aa version." M Miss resource* and and proand war. They want to "Not In my version," l*. Gray I develop tha the resources pro tension relaw. They'd like to to level level down down answered. answered. "The "The shimmy shlmrnv wa* was an an L , ° ? . country. [J1 * ’ They d Ilka ductlvltyW °r!d Ware* and a long the peaks and level up the pita, original aboriginal dunce. It waa Two on ‘ within a single gen-i and make life a mors pleasant an Afrlrnn, a snvng* dance. I gave depression have helped turn A m er-Jvalley. the nubile food for thought.* eratlon hi. • • * "Then Then vnu you invented the shim* There Is still a reminiscent note iny?" Friihilch asked. leans from gamblers Into Inventors. I ’olke aren't so anxlou* to toss from the era of wonderful non­ Half "Evidently I must have," (IIItnelr bankroll away In a single sense about our times. Swimmers dn answered. " I never heard of It* DO LLARS lurge, like kids In a candy snh are again plying the English being done hefnrr that.* c o in e d m m i ore. They want a nest egg in Channel, and Joe Dl Maggio r to! Miss Grny, who live* on a ranch C a h n lw ca s< l l C O N T A IN E D the bank, and take more rare to drives a long homerun. But the near Larkspur, Colo., was wearing^ DISEASE , A SERIOUS [ ON i see Dint they don't end up go­ ago of fahle in actually dead, and n Mark dress’ ami wine red cost over the hill to the poorhmisc. WORTH ingThey p o u l t r y Sic k n e s s , C lLH?S * . are thinking more and and “ l? > u1Vt1,1?1 'f ,h® b>J ^ ‘ "Pi""! wUh ■ chle black hst. She ■ ' ore of Ufa as something to b* ',r tb* disillusioned 1830* will at- brought along two huge scrapO f S IL V E R s p r e a d <6 Hu m a n more ■■ ---» — i.— J tract us again. We are too old hooks to the hearing. Hh* said # thoroughly and enjoyed u* **?!n , , , abe 'had* — ill—'-----------12 more scrapbook* cover­ Used b l in d s long, rather than as something f01' N** tumble seat, and the col6 / 1 C iH T S ing her public carter from 1919 7 lo burn up fast In a bright hrle? / i f f "«}» *'»v« l" *‘ their to tout. AND DIMES bonfire. And mnr* people are llv- t"»t# for awallowlng goldfish. There was extensive question­ Z V t O E H fS . Ir.g lunger and learning to US* use The machinery la spinning fss- ing about the color of her hsir. / i s . F L O W E R S , O R F L O W E R S <sF lefsure more w isely tec and faster, hut peopleloaner are ‘l'v* always been s blond," Miss Making a big dollar Is getting taking more time of* *•> irth— flr"v said, "and I Imp* I always r ie n d s h ip , b e h in d < h e e a r s . less Important than living a full why they were put i really 1 be." Ufa. It Isn't the goal of every sad wondering If It Isn't American today to he either possible to make It a nicer place. Dissident or a millionaire. Money The world—and America— mayl (C eallasse P ram P ass n a e t hasn’t lost Its attraction, of be putting on long panti, a fte r 1 communique might tn some ex- course, but fewer people are will- an extended childhood. ( C t s lla a ie reeax t - i x e Oae) lent be offset by futurn fund ami she returned with a visa. bsiik debates, evsn though these It was In 1945, the year after a two-thirds vote to get It Intro­ Mr*. Browder's reentry suit th* inlbs are secret. l e g i s l a t u r e duced. it was on the matter of In­ alleged While House conferences Not did Briti'di officials approve troducing the hill notwithstanding In' her htmhnnd, Dint lliowder wax ..I Hlnck'a implied criticism of ICasllssie rtasi Pea* 0**1 It* Ineligibility under the call that thrown out aa Cenimuulst leader DiD country's pruginm of social the vote was bU to 41. oi vices. They mid Crlpps may cut bill. lu this country. The reason He rend from a long tabulation Attorney General ftlclinrd E r­ nlgueil for Ids ouster wa* that he inxwi'r lllack publn Iv al a dinner of regular session roll calls In vin relrasud a formal opinion in had departed from the piytv line .clirdulcd tn lie belli Istrr this which lie said various lesdeis of which he advised Senate President nud put too much faith In Amerl-J week in the American capital. bills which authorized extra «er- Newman C. Brackln ho felt the ran raultatlxm during the wsttlm# They argued that Ibc wav Brlthe anti-tax group had voted for lain mnnuges her Internal fin- vires ami activities In lw financed only "safe, constitutional course venr.i of party cooperation. ...... - r r - - r . - , The Communists, unde, th * InNiicial affairs Is strictly a domestic sk o cu. eff-emivxvhgki would he lo treat the” nppropria Dims i eduction hill ax a matter h,el of "Communist Political As­ matter. It only liccumcs the con­ the atppruprntinna hill they cern nf the outside world if and outside the call of Die Governor. sociation", auumiured itipport for seek to cut. when critics ran prove postlvely now The Senate passed Senator Mr. Itonsovell In 1944, hilt during They Included water control, the campaign he (ejected their Dm social seivlres are harming in* ecuuui th# expanuou expanded school piuain.,., program Walker's hill boosting the license llrltaln's balance of paymcnls posi­ higher nnlnry* for th* legislators fee for pinball marhlnes from |7.- backing. Ituahmore, according to Ills testi­ tion, these sourcex said. and other state officials, ninsmit- f>0 tn f!IU a year after rutting out Black did iml mention Britain to control and about 30 otner all references to legalization of mony. wn* no longer a member of the party at the time. He said h i by name yesterdav when h* salt measures. free plays. Governor Warren ve- belonged to the party for three many countries had extensive pro­ pasitu In in the ins i .*«••-■>»»■ .u . Ken. Oilhstn of Seminole, one toed u similar bill passed -------ntn grams of social welfare they could of the most outspoken economy regular ssxalnn for fear It would ' em a, from• 1937 untilfmIsts In |M9? * legalize slot machines. I of the responsible lending post- * not afford. advocates, challenged use rtf his Britain Is spending about |3,- name aa a preface to the state­ The im-ssuro was passed after i thm*’’ In the Communlsi Party' o| 384,000,000 on social services and a sectim. legalizing free game* I Btnles are occupied " lif food subuidlrs this year. It ment. Hrhuli replied the tabula­ wan ullniinnteil on an amendment n,'ci|* hero by Moscow. nmoutilH to little more than a tion showed Grlham hsd voted for 27 of the . 4 hills on hi* list. Offered by .Senator llaynard of 8t. Hp ,h rt ■" quarter of the total national bud­ pr and Eugene Dennis, present Ren. Frank nf Marlon said al­ i'etriiliiirir get. Introduced by Senator W alker! P,r t y ' " ,ner* Government spokesmen, Includ­ though he had voted for most of ing Crll)p», have made II plain that the measures, he didn’t know at of Daytime Beach, the measure' *Without It* link* with Moscow, ARIZONA'S MOSI BEAUTIFUL girl, Jnrque Mercer, lit, Is shown with hey the nation's economic crisis might the time "there wa* so murh IncreniCH the tax on pinball ma­ Riisliiaore sahl, Die Communist piouil pnrenis, Mr. nud Mis Arthur 1*. Mercer of Mtrhfleld, on the compel the cabinet to cut spend whxI i and extravagance In the chines from $7.hU a year to fHO. arty In this country would The tax on colli operated music "Dninulrr bnilly, both flnsnclally boardwalk nt Atluntlr City, N J. The newly-nnmcd "Mis* America of lug. a mole which might court un Htate government. He huh accused member* of the machine)- is set at 17.50. The rev­ and politically. . 10Hi" said I hi pbinn for Hie future am “marriage tlrit, career eecond." popularity with a general elcctlun He ii.li|*-i| that If Die natlnn lia<l ’ ecmumiv him- of "kidding the pen­ enue would lie divided between the nine month* or less away. Him will study dr.imatlri nt Imlnml Stanford University, (fnlernattonal) British officials romplalned that al*". lie derlnrctl failure to vote State ami counties In which the | "proper’ linndgrBtlon law*, “the rlfcctivcnesi of the Communist lllark made no effort tu analyze and finance the extra service* the machines are located. the relationship between a na­ new nllls authorized would be act­ An effort to reduce the tax levy Party would be dlmlnlslieil by 73 tion's social service spending and ing In a "inwardly runout fash­ to | I 5 ud pin ball machines was per cent,’ Asked by Acting Committee Its hslsnrc of payments position ion," voted down. Walker estimated lh* They stressed the Labor govern The House first decided by a tax Increase would rats* an addi­ Tnilrman O'Connor (D-.Md) about inv flnniiclsl assistance Die party ntent's view that social services 48 to 99 vote that It was wrong tional 11,090,000. iarrives from abroad, Rusbmor* represent the best Investment that yesterday In ruling that the apisld (list "lewelrv Is Its favorite could hr made from every point oroprlatlnns cut bill wa* within of view because they contribute to­ Governor Warren’s special sssslon There are an estimated 3,000,000 I Hem of exchange.” Much of It, lie said, is brought ward Industrial efficiency, national rail, mile* of rural roads In th* United in through Mexico. He snlil he hsd,. hrallh, vigor, stability Slid pro States. Wlh that decision made, It took. br**n told that CoiiiniiinUt-donil-.iJ ductlvlty. listed maritime union* have help­ Lowest official t*mp*ratura ed to tiring In money, Jewelry, '.‘or NEW YORK Bent 14— — istever T* negotiable." •v *r recorded In th* United Quotation* on the Hrltlih pound He also testified that maritime States was dfl degrsss below sterling for future delivery In New (Is*H sz*SI * > • « H z . fta * | zero, r*eord*d at Y*llowston* unions under Communist control York have advanced sharply In ths Democrat* 14.958, Republic National Park, Wyoming sld*. have aided In "smuggling alien last two days. 14.348. Communists" Into this country. , Bankers attribute this to th* Th* district’s sllglhls voters in February, 19M. Yesterdav s self-styled charter belief her* that devaluation of the totaled 154,280 with the R*puhllmember of the U. fl. Communist pound has bssn pushsd farther ran* having a hettsr than a 7,000 Party told the enormities Russia Into the hack ground. msrgln In the three counties. | has sent a secret "trouble shoot, Hlerllng for American account! The grev-hslred motherly wo- I lug" unit to this country, lie for delivery In 00 days mss nsarly man trailed badiy from the start. plained that party leader* fsar*F 2 cents today after a rise of more She rnnce-led th* election at 1:30 they will lie driven underground. than 8 cants Tussday. It Is quoted I A. M. Her statement) at ardund 13.94. " It appears that Mr. Baylor has | STE E L BTHIKK The is m ! type of sterling for been the cho|er of tha voters, i PITTSBURGH, Sspt. 14— (/PI— delivery In 90 daya advanced R "At this critical period In our, Storm clouds hovtrsd over the cent* Tuesday to around 19.90. and history, he will have an unparall*)-, coming steel contract negotiations today It was virtually unchanged ed opportunity to **rv« all of t h * , today even hofor* a time and plaea The closest delivery. 90 days add proopl iple In hi* district. Tuesday and ws* decided upon for tha n*W md 8 cents * ~ ‘ " I wish ________ _____ him______ sverv suresss. at about 83.97. “3.97. sdy ti sessions. Mrs. Coffey campaigned on A ihlch Is Reluctance of soma steel com­ Starling, wmen u pegged rondse to help repeal the Taftb \ The panies to approve Jn advance th * within a narrow ranga tg S K S i ” hS V S V S I!? w th n«iu j^ c^ u Co°1'' j ®* c,n,‘ h,,p ■rtley Act ana complete backing 1/18 f the Truman program. Sha had presidential board's proposal thatfT* Bank of England, ------------ advanced — "Mias America." Doug I* * ro^«esiudon^CmUptitiSl!iCBrAW!ho new of a cent yeaterday and loat they pay for Insurance and pension 7 endorsement of both th* AFL and Ilk* amount today It 1s quote CIO programs was Interpreted In soma at 14.09 18/18. I quarters as holding a nsw ttr<k« Saylor clalmtd th* Issue was The American way of Ufa, free ' threat. U.S. British Deny Election Results jcJTW i ■ilpa TS jshsss YUGOSLAV SPIES BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Sept. 14—W i—Yugoslavia has begun prosecution of 11 persons on chargas of spying In this coun- % w a . »»»... ^ {ta su ia ’srii .. . .i »— ■ M■a-- —...* enterprise and opportunity vsraea the regimented setnl-poRre ••*** In the Socialistic welfare state phlllsnphr." . He said In a formal statement after his election) "Th* Issues of this campaign Were mad* very oleer and wa re­ sident! of the Mth district settled the entire matter In th* tra* i American way." Worker beet are fsmal** In which a«g | developed. functions hard n et DETROIT, Sept. 14- ( # V - F ot j|U new |P*Kroltr|WiU^ chot w ,‘----------i • UAL ADBMAUEBW HROUTI Secret Talks Agr5J&i'; aln o n p eriu , BONN. Germany. Hept 14 —President Theodor Reus* fo r­ mally nominated _ _ _ I Dr. Konrad nauer today as shauesllor mlnlatar) ol Uta.yaw.Wr maa republic. t took Uw Tho after It : I 4 - W I - Opal office and ■ Harvard-bred • u w D n v t . •x-fic tonr n on trial Cly Treasurer Albert E. Cobo,1 charges Ovi II 88, and city council pissldeut George Edwards, 88, wart aomD. re. ■ v r r 'A s a . John r . Me* ustea Id yesterdays iscord mak-. I«t Primary slection. I ^ Cobo. for 14 yean hi Nmraa ol X II 1 Dftrolt1* mswsye, and EdwsHh, a • b vt .jS A Jtt ■X PT. 84c QT 1.40 ^OAL. 4.80 J i «li,U4»..W. 1 rw a n < v ’A 9 'f x g n t t m . iff r ■% , ' X r JSt ** \ •M , �l a lla tijr T k m b W n agt li T» h M M t tlw F m n mi H i Wm M i T * F n M « Um P n o m M A an U » I i Produas P m yn li? f « Sanford. I T IIK W K A T I1K II S « A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N EW SPAPER BaUbUahad 1908 UMSXXXX Truman Names, Judge Minton Jo High Court S A N FO U D , FL O R ID A , Tell Of Aid To Britain Program IS -< /P > r ..,L • ■■■ ■XlflfH KHUtON tKMTAXY Ernest Bavin (left) and U. 8. Secretary ot State Dean Acheson are shown at a Washington press conference. There they announced that Canada, Britain and the United Stales Irsve suited to a ten-point program which Is designed to check the rapid depletion of Qreat Britain's dollar and gold reserve*. (iiitaritaitoiial Sauiidptiuto) iK J i W - i * • " — •« !»•>■ in teftMiiteil ihlay^rx that ara too price* for farm goom ami •rlliim old frit big league ball." ,|lrlll lower prices thiougli subHe mentioned the lack of spec |,m, uf ihr farmer. He added: tator interest in Sanford this year „T ,lt, ,,i„„ would cost and the faet that the (Hants play- B,)(1)|| |<|,000,0(10,00(1 and would cd to luryer and more enthusiastic |)uvi, ,u (lt, |I)F ,pr taxpayers, crowds In almost every other city t||l|]( t|l(, ,„.(lp|„ in the cl lies and In the circuit. „„ farms." At this point Mr. Grulicr asked , „ Madison county farmer for questions, Imt first warned the I r,.nunded the Senator "Farm audience not to "ask about my | prices have dropped 17 per cent S-..J with r-e* Butler, I ’m Just ........... .. alll| ,11Ices in stores three pel feud trying to get rid of the man. I hone hi cent.’ Taft ret,lied: will he nut and It looks like In Km mors still are pretty well „ff You still are receiving price* will," Mr. Gruber dosed by saying the of tot pel rent of parity." New York Giants are doing all Tim Agriculture Department rethey can to start the proposed now pint shows that furm Income for stadium In Hanford and he hopes the first seven mot,Ills this year hla club next season will lie a good wits lower In every mid-western one. still" than for the corresponding Dr. R. W. Ruprecht gave a short littH period. talk about the special polio drive town led the 12-state section, as sponsored by the National Founda­ well ns thu entire nation, with cash tion for Infantile Paralysis and receipts of $1,1 flit ,0711,0110 from ■•Id there were 40,000 new rases farm marketings. This was a drop of polio In the country this year of $161,822,000 from last year. though not •e single elngli one In SanCalifornia was the only other (tint that reasea the point thai stste whose farm Income for the ford. He stressed donatlona to National Foundation petlud cleared the hlllinu dollar can help this community as well mink. Its form Income waa 1.018,ae the nation. 1127,000 as against 91,112,817,000 in 1048. Florida was une of tho few State* with a larger income than last year. Third largest farm Income was recorded for Illinois with Texas fourth. Illinois bad $042,426,000 Deputy Sheriff Charles Reck amt Texas $862,722,000. rrlved Wednesday W arrived afternoon from After the leading quartet of Freehold, N, J. with Borle Maicko- states came: Minnesota, $028,770,vteh 86 year old euspect In the re­ 000; Wisconsin. |66I.037,OOOj Nab cent Club iu robbery. mi Seminole Bvminui* viuu u u iij . reska, $647,167,000; Kansas, 1641, #hief Williams' Car Deputy Beck Returns ■ Catches On Fire Wtjh Robbery Suspect Chief Roy a. William a of the Police Department almost moat lost hla new car today when* a eperk lgnlted leaking gasoline on the mo ■tor. Chief William* Jumped out of the car end threw up the hood after emoke atarted pouring out M alammed It or ^ the w ktmea almaet at la eye• brews. Re immedlat contacted the station house hie ear radio and had the _ On duty telephone the fire lent. Mswtoss Bailee Intercepted the massifs and rased to the scene la time to nut out the fire with n hand extinguisher. The only dUcernahlo damage wee to the wiring la tin motor compartment. ^ prrrwpp nnm Mao Parish, a bartender at th* Xr.timi; Missouri, $404,888.0001 club, Identified Borle Malekovlch,: Ohio, $400,003,000; Indiana, 1487,ellaa Bud Malcolm, aa one of the|DI2.000i Pennsylvania, 9461,910,* trie who held up end robbed the.ooo; New York. 9449,660,000 and night, spot at Altamonte Bpringe, Michigan, 9899,419,000. and escaped using Mlaa Betty. Then cam* Oklahoma w 11h Tompkins aa a ahTtld against'th# 9416,780,000 end S ^ th D r t m n t a hulieta. that dropped, hla two. aa-, Iflih ^Isce wlth^BBfl^U^OOO^Jorlh Tt) GUARD JU D G E ------NEW YORK, Bepj. , 1 6 - ( A V F IT T 8 B T 5 o H ^ bJp? 1" 9 - ( - P ) ~ Two police patrolmen hare bem Pfeeideatt Philip Philip Murray Murray of of the the 'essjgned _to guard th#_ home_ of CIO .United Steelworker* today Federal Judge Harold R. Median, charged the giant United States who la preeidlag at tha CommaaSteel Corporation Is ’‘deliberately let conspiracy trial, It waa. dieclosed today. OMtaa-ta fares a strike." P IT T S B U R O H ra rp t leal President Benjamin are accused of coaalpring to ad- N o . 278 R e v iv e j Five Senntoih Switch Since Last Tuesday; Htmse Hetiins Talk On Same Measure I>efciute Secretary Swears In Three New Aiden j TALI MIASM I | Sr,it. 15— j (rt't Ih r lion,la S m alt revived i"» ' ......... .. ....... . ,a,ct i«* Ucii today ii loir a halanted H a u l! I . . r 1. 1 docktcl a tret v,,lr oi, the lllcasurS. The srnatciis coir.) J-’ n> 16 in favoi ol i r voiin,|rnng the vole by which ll.r till ,ia , d tlraled T u e ida) llir Holl-r ala,ltd .Irhate oil th* *dmr hill mill l i|, cult, uncertain of thru clirugd, thru ijiuc fur tha day. Ira n is 4d diurudtiienli pend­ ing williuill a .In .non company paid fuirt totaling 9175.(KXI. Says He Thinks But* But T a f t Reminds ler Will Soon Be Ohio Farmers They Out As President Are Still Well Off a T o Company'* uahonwulr food chain. The civil action war Imiughl in Ird rra l district court at New York C ity this uiotuuiH. It it a fuliiiw up to a criminal emir 11 turn ol the A. and P. Com* „n\ 1111,In thr anli liusl ilalutrs .1 ' D .u m llr. III. tliir r > r.m ago. I l,r tunVIClIUll ted! dltllllird III th" L1. S. m u lt ol appeals at (Im ag o rally tins vr«i and the There had been speculation be­ fore the appointment that Air. Truman might chooie a Catholic J b r the high court. Th# death of Jitstlc# Frank Murphy In removed the onW member of that faith form the court. Mr. Titguan appointed Attorney OenHal Giuhrr, manage! nl ihc WASHINGTON. v ,,t. 15— t,Ti erel Tom Clark, e Protestant, to 'Sanford Giants and "All .Star" — Mid-western f •* mad" suecaed Murphy. Minton, a lawyer of New A l­ manager in the Florida Slate Lea- rr dollers Januaiy ihmugli July K«ve an infunnal talk I Iran in the tame mouths last year bany, Ind., waa elected to the gue. Sonata In 1984. Hla BenaU desk to the Ssnford Kiwanis Club yes- thr agriculture dr|iaiimcnt repoiii waa neat to that of then Senator terday about the past performance although. Senator Robert A. Tail Harry Truman of Httsourl and and future hopes of the local club. Jyrsietday told a group of faitiirrs the two became eloee frfende. Introduced by Ben Small a* "one jin the Ohio corn-nog bell area of the best known men in S a n -'|,r thought they were "pretty well vigorous fighter for the Roose­ velt Administration's meaauraa. ford", Mr. Gruber talked about [n il " He fought herd for President the past season's showing of lire, T aI i now is in the midst of a RuoseveTt'a plan to add new Giants and toinpaied it with last1|00 day "report to the proplr justices to the Supreme Court year when the Giants finished ■■*„|„, |, wj|| (jk r ]tim into all secto the number of those over ego fourth in the league. [ |hl„, ,|lr ,talr. In Ins appearance 70 who did not retire. "Th" fact in we finished one-hall jM l.ondon, O . yrslerday, hr ipokr As the age of the Justices then stood, the plan would have en­ game aln'Hit of lunl vein, Imt drop repraletlly against the farm plan larged th* court from nine to 15 ed from foil,tli to fifth place In ot N rurtaiy ol Agm ulluir Char (CealSaate «■ rase T w *i tho league," He said. “ Wv expert those young liny* who are Irr I' tli.siin.sn still pretty green to play very well I .ill explained Ills opposition by under pressure. And since the , ,|lc |#n WUU|J have the teem, It waa anneunced, ire present were; Welborn , Jr., Len, Wrtobt, TUIayton, Bud Malfitosh, Ray Rlcke, and John Brown. A tto d atsd Prcaa Leased Wire . > i. ..r ........ ....... .. -t the G rrsl Atlantic ami I'acific Tea Hal Gruber Talks Farm Income Is i Now 58. Minton is a Democrat To Kiwanians Of, Reported Off For W and a Protestant, but his wile is Future Propects First 7 Months Catholic. The Junior Chamber of Com­ merce decided today to stand eeafnit any proposed aelee tax whatever end to ask Seminote County'# Senator and Repre•s n ta tlv a * to vote for any re­ consideration of the State Ap­ propriations Act After some discussion on the different aelee tea proposals end possible Income tax bills, the Jevceea voted unanimously to notify Senator Boyle and Repre­ sentative! Odham and Smith of their position. Gordon L. Bradley, chairman of the memberehlp committee, pnrounced the opening of a memOmrthip drive and appointed M members to five different teama to compete In the drive. A softball game w ill be play­ ed tomorrow night at 7|80 o’eloek with Oviedo Jayceea ea the. op- 15, 1940 W AS! IIN G T O nT T c,,! 15 -GP) A ttiu u r) G ru p u l J Hnwsrit M r- hattlerl to vtin (nr lit* |Q^7 P f " * f T fa y ce e a O p p o se S t a t e Sales T a x ByUnanimousVote l f t S e n a t e V o t e s 2 2 - 1 6 Number Of Stores To Be Cut 6.000 T o 800; A & P Says It Sold Its Food Too Cheap —Sherman Minion of Indiana, who ffll plan to put younger blood on th* Supreme Court, today wa> cho»*o by Preiidcnt Truman to serve on that bench. Minton, in 1937 a Democratic, pro-New Deal eenator, now it a judge of the seventh U. S. Circuit court of appeals. That cdurt has headquarters at Chicago and em­ braces the states of Indiana. Winf ll and Wisconsin. President Truman opened a ncwi conference by announcing Im choice of Minton to succeed the late Justice Wiley B. Rutledge on the nation's highest court. He also announced that: Judge Walter C. Lindley ol the U. S. court for the eastern disjet of Illinois will succeed Minton the appellate court. Casper Platte, now a circuit judge ol Illinois, will succeed Lind- s “ ' ‘ *s “ SEPTEM BER r a > T . Break Up 3 Chain Former Senator A n d 1 FDR Ace In Court* Packing Fight Given Supreme Court Job WASHINGTON. Srpt. THURSDAY t e MiMtli ftifi through lild u y , bat •urn* (hints tur an atumuuii lhund»nhuw*r. Srn.iloi li.ct i,aid cd Si Petalshiny opptoin, in c.iisoleiatioii in thr Srnatr, jaid llir hill Is ju il The action ill Nrw Yolk r* cpirtli a court older inp u iiu g A and P. to irp d ia tr its inaiiuiaclur­ ing and ptocctnng b tiu n rii fiom ns liuying and irllm g berimes* end 1 c. irp a ia tr tts pirsrnl t o r n irtail -lo ir diviiintlt into seven indepeudrntlv owned retail food chants as I.ail ti dal as it was l UCldsy when il >>as drlralrcl J I-1 6 . , H.tVIiaid said llir iruatoii who | nppoir re, ocisiclrialioti liave nollimg to . Ilri tli,nr on lined to cliangr dim coirs rserpt the uppoilinulc lo t,,ir against a had ! toll and ram llir gialilndc of th* i proplr I,ai k lioinr ! Seoul"i lii. k,-, win, voted ** ’ yniii-l 11 I to-doc lot as! ed for j lecoiiMdeiiiio ii• ni l "no presl*iii,.” biol b, . n i 'i on him lo change In......... tt.- ..... ••! »» "takaa a man wli" .............. to adiiiit lU'lritt i i ,ili/i’ in* on tn i AT A SPICIA1 CIRIMONY IN WAIHINOTON. tin re new A*«l*Unt Secretaries sr# sworn In by Defensa SacraH i,' .lustier Department protm > I '.ms .1. Ikiisuii All Ituee tiad been sen >mg si spec,.,I ucslslunls amt oblulntd thair titles undri the M illpi,SO to itlXMlIVf 111,' Atluntlc tin * I inti. ..in n Art Miown (I to r , fniegioiuid l a i r t'liul It. Ill ilttlli, Marx Lava, Wilfred J McNeil and ('"uinilsalon Company, A. itml I1.’* Jo!,i.>. ii. 1., . king on m It,a backgiouud aiu Mis. Ui iltllli (left) and Mis, Leva. (Iuleruulicm.il .Soundphotu) wluilrsul,. pm rlmsilig uini -alas ngriit in tin- procluc" niHikits. 1’ inlet llir proposi'il to,-uk-up ol I lie pirsrnl national elm lit Into ween tmtepemleiit I'cniipitnlrs, A. iiiol 1'. Its,-If would not !„• per­ i *. n t»U‘ k mitted to „W|| more than one* site'll | lie dedal, <1 In mis voting h il division, probably covering about * eolivic'liongnii‘l 'w dido t car* Mini stores, 111 contrast to tin- it," tS t llM . t'ON, hi pl 17—t/l’i -A linnitr I ’ltl carol trstilled I V*bill tin 1" I'h ' Hi Is b m e ihtnk mm 1 ftwil outlets it trow operate*. 1. . ,u,o In !..■• i. M l'o e political Imi.ic Hi,,l -eceial liinolie, I . iissIhii s|iles o n e ope, minx In lids I in- di'pHi tiiii'lit pointed out, d iu MIU iiih liowt'ver, thirl III" final form of Cmoil 11 dm ilia Ibe »m I d none ,mil,l lie .nirstrd nllhout Stale tin* proposed dissolution would lie Drp-i linml ,,|ipintal, I,a '.) tv Kerle), I, man I lino IU;I7 to Ittl.V, , simml- “i 4»iimi* ■':,o!;!‘ 111* , '.j1 >i i.t,man^‘of inm in w a matter for the court to deter­ lolil .i Sen.,i, lodlrtar) -uticiiiiiinillrr that llir Sotiel xuirrnmenl mine. r% ~ 7 lh,N um.i m ill rutDJhjlule assixnrd Its "besl ageiita" to tertrllnx tm icloin liond, secrals. Tha> ■McGrath described the A. and I', C o m m im iH i Q l O U t l S fill Kit f ih k II iiiuilm from V fir si II luna before their was an .mini laintb, ha added, system as "the largest unterpii-u * | in-iiikf vskii% il **n 41»irlikif i tie lOKulnr In thu food industry in the United AIBANY. N 5 Sept 16 .(/f) | H w iw X »■ »’«»» Tnu> Stnlus." with annual retail sales tt ASl I IM . I UN. Saui 15— (/!') Senatoi Lucas tD -lll) made a amounting tn about 91.000,QWt.WMi last fininiir appr d to thASenst# today to maintain "th r fiam rw u ik lor or aliuut il.4 per cunt of l)ie na­ c,,c,firi,ii i,.ii" anioiig the w rslnn ciemcHiacles ill the Volf on llir Re- oiclrird a vvtrrpiiig tional total of retail food ntme , ipiix >1 I l oir Agireineuls piogiam I lie Uruiocralic Irs d ri upeiifd vrsligallon of ihe noluig Itial lot sales. I iii.il del,iilr Ir.idmg loo aid a coir at I I ’ . M. cut amrmiuiriits to Ifgis- lowed siugn Caul Hohevim s , oil "The suit," McGrath said In a i r i l Drat I'rrk v k lll Sr pi 4. statement, "is designed to elim: i.iiion , .... liny thr piogtain until I cmr I-1, 1961. mile (lie abuse try A. and P. of l< Ihr Itovrinu i said Iasi undo that Ilo ir o n Itrt idle ant doiilil ill,it thr smalm* would Mile Ill'll ir muss Inlying unit muss sellim: rinrtl ,.l (I.. If 111|,, ,<■ ,«l I Mile Agirriiirlit* A il. which expiircl l,c*| Jiilir llir tio lrln r nlivmilsIy was pi""ok I A l.I.A IIAH HK K . Sept 16- (A») power.” * I'J I be lila ,|iie*tluu in Hie cut rd lo' t ollllllUIUII groups \ In. k« on villi' firm today proTim complaint ullcges lliul t!" i , , I ibivrinor Wiirren'e reCen* mg. set to begin lit 3 I' M was lii diluted I list I a tpri lal gi and big chain bus used lls powei .ml i, i i >d to givo Klon.ln cimipanl#* libel In, (tie Iteputilb Uli could ill position to "impose unreason..... |,,, . .......... ii stiii, companies tin b tiu li "peril point" amend )lii V to , allrd III We*ti he»t........on restraints of trade upon compeli IV o. drill linin' whrthri thr in in rii i1merit. I lie protest wio* ntiiil" In a l»ttors at all levels uf thu food in I'm lei tlie Heciproenl Tiade was "spoliloird ioi llir puiposr id •,., t.> tlw Govrnor from M. R dustiy from farm to table." piogm iii. stalled In I'.I.’I I , I be I ' i ,- delihnalrlv imiluig chsoidn and Ki I u k i 'I*. vice pi "sidciit of th* It asserts this was done by m ' side id, I Ii roil ir ts the Htnte Depait wlolhri il vsa* pail id ihr l oio i W'bil" Slur Glmmtcul Corporatalning discriminatory price pn i i, iu ivlodi tost n rii'ilract for III, dlckeis with otlli’l count lie* nil li'.limi pouiiil!* oi fertiliser by 14 ftraocaa over retail compel it ms educe the dutlen they ilnp"*e iniioisl -ii.ilrgv In loioroi (C s s ilts il Da Pag* at*i ■ n it* ii tun difference in price. Io n im p oit* from the United ami irhgiou* halirclt llir Im-ksortvlll" in oi offered ,, . ,,, • .StiileH, In return for Ntmlliir con II, al-o uiilcird llu l (hr giand ii hhi of 1311.M n ton lot (tie ptoV illtS |)lI i l f y V - .n c t r j; C ( l I ee**liin* from tide country on mu ,IUV lirt.l ool iiliclliri llir ( oili duct wtille tin- American ( >us'I'n T ilc c I l i d sr s* ' vi Tariff rate* up the^r good* W illi- Uitnii*1 ini yuan! tones, wliuh hr mi't Company of New York was | U 1 ,U U J UUKC h consulting emigre**, lie mu , , u , W ift* F I i i x i , order i eductions as much ii* 6d said .u >ompamrcl liicrtotirum i on uwiiiiird the contract on a bid | pei cent below 1046 rate*. cril guru w rir a "cpiasi uulilaiV . f 130.411. ibiviTimi W a ll "ii overrode th* a t h n m sr,... i s - (/$*»— a 1 i'*1 l,y «:• " rcciiiiimenilatioii of linn D’Alemlory heard I...........hi,l « ludg., , gene Milllkln of Colorado, wi... lo tfm| „ „ lierle, ntate piircliHelug agent, lu T h * final match** of the cm j arrwsed of Hlleinplnl murder, , I hvoiIub the New York old ty, f w,Mi UK,..| u protest puiude iliu tennis tournament will be play,-I Hinmiurit ilriinkriily ill • htM#l At Ihe (tme Warren said he 1 »l!11! . |(1K t)(l. l»»rcoiici'rt Sunday afternoon on the Mav ........ Wilt. .......an. Thr tr .lt- 1 .l*slon would establish ,M.lnt* • « ! u« lluinlpM" utt.v. t>>lt the enutrnct slmuld nlway* fa ir courts. Special Interest ecu c in e fr»nn I r .... W Loch- t1 below w d. In awarded to the low bidder, 114tin j t'Minr n lilliam l l U m Liirk’ . which , U. damns ta . r, iff* cm,. lk ulm cuiiu' lt» .'............. hihf .m tli" t* r* in the elnglaa finals ............ •mhmI in lire Irinl of Fulton coun- 1 ,‘ “ t T r,*'*l.,C#.^ ,W *,"l»ellluK ( , , <„i,niiuul*i c .• i 1 h dufinite policy Is «*tabClay William* and T. E. Tu.hc. li-hed t, civil cieirl lodge Hobart Cur- A«"‘V *'“ V ‘ " ‘‘ t t ’ V ' * " , ' / o ' I!' b,«, h a p " which will be played Friday efin 1'mil recently tlie Gaidnet hat Vi'.'o’*'!'?!. ' “ 'lil'if would havo' to* expluln lo Goo llo.v.i.i lie asserted lb" I'"" explui............. ............... lollnwi'd a (mi'llv of i i l n ^ ' 20 noon. y>iiog ( ii h (nollialt game with gmaa, t tester* Were gnltty "f ................ . year* to allow Florida hidden a Mr. Tucker Uvfeatait Honnllou (lie Judge anil lira. Kulrll* Man­ Until *id«s aatd tha vole would tt" -uid the "entire iiu'uhmt wu* J f> percent d iffei"u il >1 tn prices. Bistre* In th* eeml-fInals Toe-,hr. ful and (hen ir I timing (o n hotel lie close. Democratic leader Luca’ bnmc and a dl*grui" In Ids lettur lo tlm Governor, afternoon, and Mr. William* •>" ■hi,in, llirrr. *atd l.ifckmioil, (he expressed the belief the Admin | Di-uev .aid in u slutcini'iil Hint Kdwurds said "your action is profaatad C. F. Procter, Jr. on Moo lodge and Mi Manful kept on I mI i istlori could beat buck tlie It" ■,,in mliun try aliyimt', wtotevei b* tested on the ground* that 20 Hay. ill Inking ami Carpenter ktaaed publican threat. Mltllkln ruiitlmied in. i„ vloliition of tlie nglii* - f years In u reason able length of In tha men's doubles Gordon lirr "aeveral limea." to say tils sld* had a figtitimi |,e,. * pi-,',-b and aaaemblv w,ll be lime lo consider u policy a* bavDean and Clay W illiam * will mcH rhance. inve*tiguied "tu tlie lu*t It mi t ol lieen ’d"flnltely estaldlslied.'" Charles Morrison and T. K. Tnc A ll A N I A ’vt-pi 16 < /|‘) At"A* a Inwyur, you must agrea Action remained cunccnlruled in the i„"*ei-i of the sluie." kar on Sunday. Tha former |mli It,- m.leivd tliut (tie gr.iul Jury Itml if it long-stniullMg point of advanced to tha finals on n wm l.iiur) |"lm I "ckwood wav shot tlie Hvitnte with House member* law 1* changed, it I* only Jon* over Holland Dean and Bobo lieun hr Judgr R nliril Carpenter, a »lf- unlertUK the final week vf tholi timi ,>ni whether tlie dln'idei:. after much thoinrht The change ncui tlie concert site, uhmit 4H Sunday aftornoun, while Jim ffix t,me t,um -i'l"i colilemled yevler- monlh-long Informal vucaltou. A He mi tv Judiciary Bitbcommit. nub, uoitli of Ne« t" ik taty, I* then accumimnled by a lengthy lln* and Bob Cornell lost lo Glim ,l,,y. Iirm in c hr had lu m p im ! tu brief explaining the hast* for ea Morrison and T. E. Tuckej ye* lake friilll llir pulgr his Wife, hit tee, digging Into reports of Com- ueie die ir-sult uf orgunued plnn- • lie new stand. A * vet, you have iiiunlst activity In the United ning on die part ut any individual tarday. offered no puretlciil policy, but Htnte*, sought additional Informa I oi gmup. In tha mixed double* Mi** Mai nii'iiry and In* good name." in-tend lluve Just tlirown slid* Dcvvev announced In* union ui timi from Larry Karley, a former tha Wight and Clay William* will Lockwood *pent thr better p ail n* wnrthloH* a 20 year preced­ rviiortei 1 „ new* confurunvu following u Kill agent, Karlsy la *y th* wlnnara of the mutch ,,| a hall.... . ent." the letter *uld, two-hour ciun-ex- for the Naw York Joitrnal-Amei il-Amei , 11011-1111111 uieetltig wttli (ieoigo M. two#,, M r. and M r*. T. K. Tu.* The Jacksonville man niggestaimnatimi druyiny iniinitalions that lean, , Kum-lll. Westchester enmity lilsher and Mlaa Rabacca Hteveo* uod e>l tf Warren feeln a Florida |,r yml Mi* Carpenter aver had Tbe Senate piled Into u dispute U n t udorney, Kied W. llusciu, firm should not be given a price Hamilton Blabs*. over whether a government off! lalieiilt u! tlie county, and Job* u d v a n ta f E n fn t least should ha Tha tournamant I* sponsored l»v impiopei relations. clal should ba allowed to draw * tiulfoey, superintendent ui permitted to rmiut tlie low bid J. C. Hutchison and Coinpany umt | une ami again defense A t­ salary from a private corporation. *iute tiolice. of an uut-of-atatn firm, provided Is conduetsd by th* City Krcieu torney Ellis lU n e tt snapped pointTha laaut Involves President Kuni'lli told repot ter* be would tin urlglnal price was within Mon Department. tnaaltassS Os T s * * T w a l Truman's nomination of Carl A. (-«u u special giuml Jot) u* soon 3 to 6 M i e k t of the low bid. llganfrlts, a 970,000-a-yaar vice.#* lie could, possibly next week, Irntlvluual member* of the •T IN B T R O M TO HPF.AK h l k f . p i n g PILLS president of tits U. B. Hteal Cor-1 In New York, u Lommunifit Cabinet have expressed a dtslrs C«unty Jude* Dougle* HimHOLLYWOOD, Hept. 10— (/PJ— pnratlon, to ba chairman of lh»** spokesman said lust night; to set up a definite »et of rules ■from will bs tha main speaker «i 1 " It’* d ear that Itewuy plans to govern all State purchases, 4hs orcanlutlon meeting of the Coroner J. W. Hhepard said today Munitions ■ t t * llganfrtta has sgrssd to takeiuinre than a whitewash. He uuw Imt no formal action ha* baas Mow's Brotherhood of the Geneve tliut Mrs. Hu try M. Carllle, 48taken. Bax Mat Churah Thursday night *i year-old dental tiyglauUt, commit­ the 9t4,0(KLa-ysay munitions po*t'|i|au* tu pin the responsibility lor ted suicide Tuesday by taking an for a year—-but on tho understand- thu tlurm troop action ut Peek Tifog'flwlt. Jidta Bttlttlliffljviij. T.VehTdHf Ing that f -n r -i tCTTrin i ■pills.-------- i n - r e -1 outline tha aetlvitlai of Bupti*i calv# hla full tram th* Steal tlie victims." Brotherhood work. MAHON HDNOKED L company, In tils |,llHI-wurd statement, JACKSONVILLE. Hvpt.' lS-hTJ OCALA, Sapt. 16—(TP)—-With HIGH LOW B tttto Armed Service* Dewey said the "pro-Coiiiinumst 8TATI0N ------------- W H IPPED T Coxii inwards of 17ft Masons In atforces brought with them some 2,- Atlanta t t o t t i M p tfo two 86 64 , LA PABi Bolivia, Bapt. 16—(d'l ttndance tha thirteenth masonic 67 600 m«n whom they callud 'aecur- Boston 77 —Camlrt, a rebel stronghold. M l district honored Most Worship­ «v wailauee ne r u e a ia i Chicago CAB 60 41 to (ovaramaat troops today and ful Grand Master A. Wsyn# Con­ — (/P) — A Detroit 60 47 Mm robal radio shortly afterward nor, 33rd degree, of Tamps, at LEGION M E E TIN G and hi* Kants* City 68 61 aaaouaaad tha fall of Sams Crus, Hernando Lodge No, 07, F, A A. tost night1 A regular supper meeting of the New Orleans 89 71 Mat major elty la tha hands « ( the M„ lit Bidoksvllla last night. nay American Legion Boat 63 will b * . New York 61 68 raroluttonlat*. Tha occasion was tha m at of­ ■tosst to buy hcl(| na>t Monday at 7:<M) P. M. Seattle 66 60 J l t o h command an- ficial visit of tha head of tha t A special program haa bean' Washlutoi«, D. C. 88 64. sapture of Camirl, Florida Grand Loofa of Mason* Oomklln, SJ0* ! 11®' planned and mambara ar* aakad to Fort Mysra 91 78 t ail producing can- to tha thtrtooath district sins* 5’^ , com* to tha msotlng beginning at Miami •5 81 M aapaatad to have ^ * 3 | l : 0 0 P. M., If thsy can’t make th# 00 78 th * fad of lasts VO 84 hours. Senate Is Ready For Vote Today Governor Dewey On Reciprocal Trade Agieements Asks Grand Jury Probe Of Rioting RobeHun Violence Is Said Provoked HvM*'1' cimrgta g'mnd'Xm ’iJttx Firm Attacks Warren’s Ruling On Purchases 1Lock wood Grilled For Two Hoursln1 Cross-Examining1::;': Clay Williams Ami Gene Tucker Will Play Tennis Finals From r K -THE-WEATHER_____ h’ a '.■ ■1 Mu.' ; ,'.p .'ii- , - .... 7 v W S i-T f v-i: ill ' l l * k'vvwVv �\ n Cl: two T H U R S D A Y S E P T E M B E R 18. 1949 t'he Sanford Herald Lower Living Standard Many of tho public ntntnnientii made by officials enga"ctl in the flimiicinl talks of Great B ritain the United Stole nml ( ‘liimdn have lo be discounted on tho likelihood that they were intended to afreet the courae of the negotiattona. But Dio dark hints of a lowering of tho British standards of llvndr.i; »ff. given out by Sir Stafford Crlpps, British chancellor of rJpai l he exchctpier, follow a lln" of thought which has been run­ ning through much American comment. Many countie re, ao iacrn im o s h a t h ----marks have been heard alwut Brltiar. dcalre to live beyond Income, and on "standard to which they would like to be­ I? come accuatonicd". iaaa Yet I he Brit lull standard of living, by comparison with . . * * ! a iM a a r r satires, yards a t H t t k * . r»<n|aClnaa a a a a n l l f , , the American Htandmd. already la low, und waa ho before the | a a c .r r a ia m .n l, f a , t k . J S h w n l , war. Kow are I bo American louriala who return from KngM af a r««a», m u a , ! ' « * » • ' n 4 .r r ll.la a “ t i ” * * Imid witbohl unhappy comments about the rigors of the llri' u w ' " . * ? 1' 4 N a tla a a tlr m r l a . tiah diet, or the heating s.islem.s, the plumbing, the lack of lal.^ sTt,” " v H r ir ..........titlr e a . f e - Z T i i r V A 'a .......... •* ImuHcltiilti convenience gangeta, the amall mim>Hrr and limit* ' tfca H r ,a id I . a m em Ser « f the j n l use of aiilomohiles, and i-o on. AaasaCafrd I ’ m . a k lc k la e a t|tl» 4 Tb" living standards of the rest of the world ought lo • It lM li.lr I* aaa fa * rep aktlaatlaa a l a ll I k , la ra l m m a tta in t be made higher - - most Americans have said that at one l a Ik la a a n tp a a r r. a a w a ll aa a ll AP M M Ib ia lr k M . lime o r another wlun the topic was discussed. Alanj econoiniNla doubt thut the living atandurd of any important cus­ THU RSD AY. 8K P T . IS, 1949 tomer nation, and Great Hi Haiti is one, c o u l d be lowered T U U A V H Itlltt.K VI'.Hnlv without an unfavorable effect on American life,, since our Out of hnrmony w ith Him m • re al pdds with all things and all material well-being depends in part on a flourishing him mean Legislature ic m iim h r»n session. Joining Tucker In changi voir* were Penchant, of West t’nlni Itonrh. King nf Winter Haven, Llndler of ljik e City, MeArlhnr of Krrnandinn. Senator Moore of Hehring, who wa* absent Tursdnv. voted for reeondderntlon. fly n Ilf,-S vote the Semite adopt­ ed n motion hy King to place the hill linck on second reading, which would reopen It to amendment* Only Senate President Rrarkln anil Sanchez nl Live Oak opposed the motion. The Senate immediately moved to adintirn until .'I P. M. this after­ noon. The Mouse rpilt until 10 A. M. tomorrow. grp, fihrpjirri] nf HI. Augustine offered the first nf the amend­ ments t„ the Idll liefnrc the IlmiM-. He prnpo*e,| striking out the e*. emptlons for sales of elothing nml machinery. The aiitemlmenta never entile to a vote. Here’s how senators voted on reronslderulfon of their defent of a limited d percent snles tax: P or-llrarkin , linker, Hear hem, S , . „ r. ( .. >t| head on." Ha said if tha clgaretta tax wera ccguldarad first and paaxed, the aalaa tax would lie almoat compulaory, Lockwood Trial ■eeking evidence for Mrs, Car­ penter:) divorce case. Kartler, Lockwood a 24-year-old daughter Dorotjiy testified that aa early as mid-,Match Judge Car­ penter threatened "to lireak nml ruin mv father ami run him out of Georgia.* The Judge, she added, promtied in carry out the threat:* " If tn\ father didn’t ipilt helping Mrs. Cnrpc tiler." NOW SHOWING World Premier The Ga! That Took The West Trade Agreements I balnea. II m r .r u .rllU l* t v i l h Mo< eii-d n tfM 'P n n lln n * in t h e r e n t n f t h e w n v iil In • >,t«• planning for the Iniluntrial nmhili- ■ llcctjnna.k I^ckwood sa d he and Mrs. CnrI tin t. Tharp are iii, chokes in luyal- national economy is like n Mingle little store: It can't bo pros- Movie, Carroll,' Collins, Crary. zatInn rrf the nation In ruse of t*enter s|ienl three hours Wiilrhtjr, there la no a lte rn a tltr. Tin* (HiroiiH witliout cuatomera It la both althruistic und aclfiahly Haulier, fietzen, King, Lcaird, ttnother wnr Lard our (,o«l la one Lord.— Dent. practirnl to hope for a higher, not lower, British living stand­ Kay, Itodger, Hanrhez, Shaiels, Henator Hyrd (D-V«», one of f a , " - , ' Z ' lle^iah l he gm |2 « Smith and Tucko r-’JJ. 0:4. ard. HKF+t l l r o iT A N INLAND frrnm Ynnkeot T h ii patrh „ r Umi, 1 ...... ... Hil* Kra** I and M rehm cnt-wtsrlhg t ,<•,•>*. not twice the height of nay man, like tho, He I|iei liter, art yrt on lehiml; wntcr flow* you arc, <m either liahd, ip llt hy it-, moilekt emlnelirr, divid'd from the land. Although the pyen from pUMhlg | train* with one Indlfferaiit glnnre may sweep it nil; it M ill relunin* I an acre of minniifn, No Islnnd ever wna «r> niemi. | It* folluge *o thin, * .y | httt that the hlrd of fllilry fllerf to build her n m l ,therein. .|P| .......... .. ..Hi. ncrem. i*J A —K L I/.A IIK T II C U A TH W n itT II. John L. myf'llMt «m>e . .. — iji/u il wane i. I.ewi, •.... mnrm- thing iin'l done about Hie mmei,' wtlfate |mvnn-nl* , tl(rHA lie "ma) pin ipit.ite n^iftwhll ronvul lion". We don’t know Jno wli.it "•octal cnnviil»ion'l b. Inn we'll | bat John L can do it. Soinr 7 ) yeai old Itomeo i% draggrd into roipt (m "iiilkinit' ] eight women. Wr nrr me ,ute uil wliai “hilking" niemiv Ini' it l ' | 0 t ) r» ,700 lot it,( a llir»i wo n|*n My, we wnmlci Just what ilu, fallow, lut got that we havcn'i got. t Not much wa* *nid about it in tha paw-ipaper* mice only die |««utu*l it rtyft&^l p|ftAwJ -hut ona ‘day latently 7ti»»m . cat! I I. *1 II SI n CMtiril. for i« new one day rrcoid In ill oulilnmling failure In rii-tip, A lot oi prn|ile icrni lo he in favor o| llir ,a|r, i.iz. mil hrenuir they are in fsvnt of mnie goveinmrnt tpemlimt, hid liri.,u,e they are aftaiil il llirv iluii’t grl n inlev t i l they will pci ,m os inns lux, and they a ir tiioie nlr.titl oi an igcome lax than they air a >alet ' Ho n ii now inttrating at (act at the g f e u ?°.nJ ' ^ :x t: ft'* an ill wind that blowt no M 9 any gnml. Il w»« Inn had about ihkl $250,00(1 fiir which Maltayad ilia Atlanta Cilv pier, Kht the publicity which ShriwinW illiam , Faint* rrcrivrd when tlm fatlurg ol ilia lirr. indnflmH iheit M l . wa* im hliilifd iii bundled* a | nawcuapm wat wuilh' al Iratl half a p illio n dnllat*. > 1 2Jtyg are coiitlanlly bring lold " tlp t American ymilli it gniiig In dog>. hut il wat a little old U p ; now beniliify d^wn on 100, |2 G b i« (« i cpiulrtl hy l V Auociated ■ M M tha oilier clay ar complaining Against rnoonsiileeing-Alford, Ayers, llaynnrd, lleall, darker, Davis. I’Vanklin, John*. Johnston, Pope, Sheldon, Shivers, Sturgis. Walker, Wilson nml W rig h t-Id . Opponents of the sales lax hill On? nf Kussla’a western oulposts is Hnscnn, an I hIiiik I in succeeded l,y a lil! til vole In gel­ tlm Adriatic Sea, .pint fiulidde the Albanian part nf Vahmn. ling it considered ahead of a Snseito, according to Krwm C. f.cHStier, a form er Auatrian companion hill In raise the rlgarmajor who la now mi American citizen, w riting in Harper’s site tax for aid to rilies. That reversed the order pro­ Magazine, Ims been n naval fortrosa, aa impregnable aa posed hy sales las advocates, hill modern engineering leehnii|iic runlet make it. net effect of the confused parlia­ German ongitievts are said to have worked on it, using mentary maneuvering almosl de­ perliapi Ibu methods which made the North Sea Islel, Heli­ fied Interpretation Pep, Clement of I'lnrllax, an goland. an out jmisI of Get man naval power. Nnsciio could iiii|Hirli!r and new be a liase for pliines nml sobmarineH, making the Adriatic Ailniinialmthtu lax niivorate, moved to adjourn and III" Western Mediterranean an uneasy neighborhood the House Immediately after the for Wcilurn sea ami air traffic. oilier of rouslili’iing the hills was Tin re I h Just one bin h. The Htisainns cannot got at switched. His inulinn failed by n S hhciio . T ito ’s Yugoslavia blocks the way. T h at may be one 411-44 vote. Okcll, of Dade, also a new reason why the Kremlin now finds it is important to get the tnxPep. superior, said the oppoxllion Yugoslav rebel In line. Htrnlcgy was lo try to defaat one of 11....... .. measures Is1cause they must go together in order to pass. Pep. Ilrynnl of Marlon told 111') Tip' lain bchivml William Allen W hite waa one nf Homo House the $:t l.unii.OOO-a-yrar sales pcrmmn akilbul in lh» <|ttick <|iil|>. K*llt«*r Ibnupli lie waa, when tax alinulil hr omildcren flral tie the event wiih nf aiiffirleiil tnnmenl, lie Hot'Votl aa repni’ler . iVuair "I»I« Issue should ha met Russian Outpost He Wanted To Keep It Quiet IIH ADENAUER CONFIRMED BONN, Germany, Sept. 10— (A*) — Catholic Conservative Dr. Kon­ n 's s i l M f k V i s a N e t O i l ) The cigarette measure, In addi­ ctl one-i on rulin'**ting intimacy, rad Adenauer akinnrd through by tion to raising the tax n penny, loickwoo'l rrpcnte'ily retorted that a one-vote margin today to win would give eltlea all the collections the necessary majority to elect llie ie|.i|i,ip-h|i lilv —n hm mrl within their Irorders Part of thehim first chancellor nf the We*t sale* tax revenue would go to the JiiiJge'n wile was one e l lawyer German republic. replace this loaa to the State. anil client. The 7.1-year-old lawyer polled £ A resolution to pul the House The 44-year-old Pultor emintv hare majority of 202 votes In the on record aa favoring a group of civil eourl Inline* I* charred \ iih long range governmental reorgan­ nsunult with lirdmil to niurdn492-tnemher Bundestag (lowar ization m ill in any general fin Lockwood. The shooting occurred house) of parliament after nomi­ Knuum la the greatest wheat uncial program wa» on the clerk's Julv 27 offer a four-block nutomo, prod mi ng idate in the United nation hy President Theodoi Heuta desk hut it didn't get before the hile chase. •Stutc. ‘yesterday, member* tha sales tax Issue was The jodyt V attorney |r,|,t the Joined. rourti "We expert to show thnt nep. Dayton of Pasco, leader of the new reorgani*atidii-for-econ- this |a all a part of a eonspirnry nmt coalition, offered the resolu­ to take this man's wife, His money tion to favor "apol taxes" ahead and his good name." or a o sales s -r s tax .» * and „a on,M of sales tax , SP**!"' Prosectilor Khner Tuttle only as a replncement for othar, nulekljr replied: ir they prm,jd 1,,1-lex Ieverv word of what they mid. d ! would not lie jilsliflt.iti'iii homicide." Tile llitrlit of »t,r shoot In -, l.oekwood mlmitted. he and Mrs. Cnrlientcr were Irving to catch til" |,loih*c nml Mrs. K*lcl|e Manful to IC m h x k m V v m r a s a (>••> Committee split U to 4 in approv- get her In n lakeside catiin. (Mrs Ing his nomination. 1Cariienter |, suing her husband Aa head of the munitions hoard, dlvnrr« nml Is tilling Mrs. ManGlrirloun Technicolor renfrits wniilit nro fill f»i* iUMlfMMI fnr iilUnutLin llgenfritz K ID D IE S those who voted against tho non.- l ,„.,K,inck |„.(.nll„ . of llll old inatlon, said It would estahllsh h|p Inlury nml thnt Mrs. Cnrpenin had precedent to ailopt a pulley f„||,,\v,.,| ,h<- wouldn't havo of permitting large corporations to.crane her peek to talk lo him. to suhsldlxe government officials I Asked If Mrs. Carpcnlnr rlllihci l,y leaving them on their pay- his leg, Lockwood Himpiird a m l rolls." , "No, sir." " I am Just as much opposed to 1T I": '" '" " " v denied In- emhr ulilg business having surh retire-1 '''* Mrs. I ’mpenter wlien lie resentatlves In the government, h o j'M7, !',' ,"'r UNDER 17. ALWAYS t R FE Tonight u u t i f i f ixtttm iitku piitrei ROIURT SSlSffiS.'CSi........... j'X-"f-w"* ....... ............ A Henate Labor Mllheommltteo, Lockwood replied he was only approved a hill lo set up a Fed­ eral Fair Kmplnymenl Practices Commission, Itlghls Program. Henator Humphrey (ll-M in n ) Under the hill, a federal ruinsaid the hill will he taken up to- mission would l,u uuthorlzed t .i morrow hy the full Senate Labor [ carry nut a prognmi o f mediation Commlttra. Ho added that hoi ami eiiiieiliailon in ei em|iloyil»eol hopes to get a Senate votfc on it | iljspiiles involving alleged ,Ii»-1 im this xession. inatlon because of color, men or The hill wn* introduced hy for­ religion. mer Menatnr Howard McGrath (DThe Slliirommlllee vote was 2-1, P lt, now Attorney General. Voting for the hill wine Chairman Houthcrn Democrats are rcrtnln Murray (D-Munt) and Humidirey, to filibuster against any move to Henator Donnell (It Mo) sold lie bring the measure to the floor.I voted "no" not on tin........tit* of Thay are bitterly apposed to tin , the hill, hot lieeausa no hearings part of President Truman’a C ivil1 had been held. SUSAN JOHN 'D!!F/ with HARRY VON ZfLL . HfATNFI INnri COLOP CAItTOON — S linjtT S . (T IIL D IIK N t ’NDKH 12 FPK F | Com pic I c HhfiHN 7:15 A 9:1.7— Pain nr Muon ".MOVIES UNIIKH THE STARS" SANFORD • O R L A N D O H IG H W AY well. II w iih a h I u I o Detmicnillr coiivontliin and fnrntur Stntatnr Jim Heed wit.a tile {*rtnli-man oil whom fell Die d nliei nl (ipeninK (lit1 MiiiMiniri session. (/Iltnbinp lo the nm lnnn lie .‘tnrveyed his nttdlenre; nl tin; piess Inliltt lie naw Mr. White j —as devoled a Reptibllt-tin ns ever lived in I I i I h lt«|>ulillc.. Ueed, nlwaytt an affable person, grinned at the editor. "In lookinif over Die delepalc#," bo coinnionted, "I do not neo any clerttyiniin whom I know, ho— may I call upon my pood friend William Allen W hite to open iliin convention w ill) a prayer?" u - J f i i l T . HjfMKl. illf looked around. Ho atnretl fixedly at H m u I, hln fare pbtm, " M y dear «i»,V be unld. "Yon will oxntfie me, plmise. Yott ttoe, I'm coiiHldernbly off my | rather not drnw the Lord's attention lo homo Iuitie, and I'd ratb Ibe fuel that I’m here." ' — Mary Alkuti In Your Life Count the E ih t r Body Ity llitfl • im I lu xu ry E X TR A VALUES Mi with imooth, graceful curve*, MW interior rlchneu and luch extra luxuries aa Puiih-Btittoa Door Hendlei, and you’ll choose Minton Named tho Mori disputo will progif!M| tl^r toward a srttl"inriit. This was Mr. Truman's com­ |('«allnn»4 !-i « m r*a > Oaa) ment on U M, Steel’s refusal to | mriutiara. -* accept the l,residential fact- , I ha court of that lima had (ta­ fliuiliig iKiwrir* pence formula | els red uncnNstitulliiiiul major Irjt- vvlthoot hargalning. Slatiuii whirl, tba Prrsldunt backlie al*« laughed off the Re c l hi* cHM'iiti'.i to tho country. puhlicun congirsvlnnsl victory in With tlm abifiiiig of political Pennsylvania Tue*day with a tides, Minton was dofentod for suggestion (hat it rouliln't he le-olrctlun to the .Senate In 1940 os a I,nr,,meter of future by llnymond K. Wlllla, Republican, itaken lections. Minton went liack to Indiana,' . . ---- j V i.'i nir. ■■imriii, mi Mr. Truni'io, so din old militiaman militiaman , lull President Roosevelt uulekly himself, for Hit himself, put pot In in a a plug plug for Ilia culled him hack In Wnenlnglon Notional {^n(||>raul Guard Guard rrcruiting recruiting drive. drive. nml mimed him n» one' of "" He |jr said milil the tho Natlumil Notional Guard (iiiHnl and and AmnluUtmtivo assistants. o n .. , ., , Mujr 7, 1941. PreeMent Roosevelt the Kr*orve Hr-mvo are m r tlm ha backbone of this rinm*ry country'a appointed him to tha elrcull »M« a defense and h* hopes *h' the forthcoming drlva tlrlva will courth of appeal*. lie a sore***, Minton wna born In George- w * * Uf 1<**.*' . „ , town. Inc!., but hla family moved He eald ha Joined tha National U Now Albany whan ha waa a Guard on FlagDay In 1904. aniall boy. I Whan ha wits moved from * KUawhora during hla praaa j «» «»>• front rank, ha t ’ l confaronra President Truman *x - Itwas tha finest promoti 'a praaaad hnpa that negotia tlona In i hail gotten up to that Ime. fUhur Unlitaal M y , CwmIh k Hmi with rlrel w itdtd to i l t t l abtyva, below and all around you for tha highest degree of solidity, quietncu and ufety. • - Im t i W k t o k w Rlmg* plua la w -F ra a a w ra f i r m the widen rlnu In tha low-prioa field—plua axtra low-preuura tlraa -fo r graalar stability and rfaUn#* comfort. FRIDAY and SATURDAY! DOUBLE FE A TU R E DIsnt'y’HRent Kver” l The ramotw Hook of tho Month. Mn rnmunct. laughter, dritmu vllnllxed vltnlixad w ith color, winic end brcnthleen ■iwclxclt t the high tuice of liipnir. An more ouuuodiaa than ever be* fore with new DuhbUfi Rivet* 1m brake lining* that Jaatup to twkt aa UMg* ||§ p t fc £ n m a u . .1*; Jf.V rjMOlud at and tradttioMOy Wbto yon tradat for �•* '' • ■■■/-?■?$ ■ f*•*4VWX'1 i/rv'• ’ )(Tj! '■ * ^A.;. v ' ^ f ■■ ' v*''^mv /yv*?*fiA!1,‘!"■ ,,r,'n ■ •• i/ssw r*? • ••./• .*> , <%V®SSr w V : • -. ■■ f ^ s S S B - ? V - v ' * sf?, • * lV, Ig W M .. - " ^ T /P W c:? - ,*.*%*’ THURSDAY BIPT1MB1R IS, 1MI THE SANFORD RIBALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA Social And Personal Activities MiHH Chestorson Is Honored With Dinner Miss Cuiolyu Clicstcrson, who will he married on Sept. 21 to Carlin Palmar Ray— Society Editor Talaphont 148 Gordon Stanley, was honored Inst evening with a bridesmaid's dinner given for ther liy Miss Pnphne Connelly and Inn moth­ er. Mrs. Hawkins Connelly. The Connelly home on Park Avenue was the setting fur the orcasiotl. M l* . C. 1). Flirt'CMl’ l » « 4 llO .tl'** Lovely ill inngement* of red T IIU R S liA T j mi Tui-tuiav eve.'.i'n^ fur % ^upuor * MI* Mr,*‘ T , ° f. aytonu Khj ,t‘‘ ileucli H"“ ‘11 rose* were used ill decorating Th# Seminole Chapter No. 2 f,„. ,m,,nb .r» „r (hr Woman'* “ V, u‘‘>' “ v fr° " ‘ the rooms. The illnlng (aide was where they spent about two weeks. « f tha O, E. 8. will meet at the Hilile Class of the Fii.it Baptist centered with ii graceful arrange­ Masonic H all at 8:00. Church with Group No. tl in charge ment of white pom pom chr>'-| Fred Bassett arrived today from SATU RD AY of the meeting. The supper was Coral Gates to visit fur several ill lithe mum*, aster* ami tuberoses 1 Tourist Club member* will meet served huffet style on the out­ days with Mr. and Mrs. W. 1). which were also placed on the at tha Tourist Center at 7:30 I*. M. door pntlo, buffet. Small rice bag* were n t - ( Hofmann. m fo r a social meet In g of names, quiz A tin .lines* meeting followed and inched to miniature hridea t o ' ^program s and rafreshmant*. Mm. was piesided over hy Mrs. Freil Mrs. Turner l.odge left on Toes- foi in place <-ni il* P. L. Cauley is in charge of the Myers with Mrs. Voile Williams During the evening Ml*a Con­ nelly offered a toast to the happine** of the hridul couple and presented Miss Chesterton with a gift of china. Mrs. Cun nelly was assisted in serving by Mn C. L. I' dwell. Those invited to he with Mis M. I Myers, stewardship chairman; C lic s tc rs o n I.... ... i r program meeting at I*. u. u. aimin, umo vice presi­ Group No. U will tie hi charge of Troy Hay, Jr. ha* returned I" I J. Chesteison. M r*. P. dent; Mts. M. N. Cleveland, »ec-, linesvillc ... to trauma hi* studies J • Stanley, Mrs Italph Ray, All** the program. Itosemury Culliim, TUESDA Y £ ■ 1 .7 .' Secretary!' S £ “ J! . * £ ■ ' th#' ^ t - r e l t y / T 1'" Asheville, ! 1!? * & . ! ami the hostesses. Mrs. Powell The Hemerocalll* Circle of the .Strange, S t r a n g e , corresponding c m r e s p o n d i n g ssecretary;" e c r e ta r y ; ■ vvacation a c a tio n * P * n t . ■In ■■ .treasurer. ,N. C. ami Daytona Beach. Sanford Garden Club wilt meet and Mrs. J. T. Dent at 8:00 1*. M. fur a covered dish Mrs. Voile Williams, class Ibdls r r * "l Aveml" u’"l'h‘‘r’ ‘ >ia..krd memla-rs for) Mr. and Mrs. hletche, Tec. ................................................... MBS. A. W. KPI'S walking S,^ ; A m * r i n i ^ X n A u*ll * v “ * ' • viKiperatlon during the year have left f... , , '•‘•' ^ ‘ew; Tha American 1-aglnn Auxiliary Mr*! presented j where where Mr. Mr. Bolls Molls' h.oth. brotherr win w«» along Kii*t Street . JOE A /,-' l H r h a ^ a “ v . ^ dl.h i U " * - and M r * Myers was" presented . with a gift from the class by Mr*. I seriously Injured la an aut.minblle / y ,.y;, , ,, (l)14jlll. w|,|, at 0:80 P. M at the Legion - i n Cleveland. The meeting rinsed accident. They expect to letum in iffir on Fn*i Stieet . E L IZ A -' Tha girls who nttemled Glrl'i ' ., with a inayer by Mrs. A. J, Peter- to Hanford In Hlmut a week. BETH WHlGM \M in Die Post OfS lat*, their sponsor* and m'0oth-. ,t,l- | *( o„. , - — —. .. . fi" ' IIE TTV IA ME COPELAND . ars will ho special guest i. M r * .; Those T>lonu e enjoying n jo yin g the evening weru D r. and M i*. H. W aydc U iitke i diuviilnwn lust niehl looking cille! Hanry M cU u lln , Jr.. Girl * Stale ...i*. M l„ Denton, M i*. Eunice Damn land daughter Ml** Marina Hmk in -boils «itb bei bull In p ig -’ ^ C h airm an will present an Inter Mrs. Cleveland, Mr*. Peter»on, <er have returned after accompany- toils . | aating program. Mr*. Myers, M i*. Mol*. Mis. Joder. Ing Wavde Rucker, Jr., to HaitiIACK GOIIDY etiloving the Cameron. Mrs. W. A. Cugl*, M rs.1more, Md where he entered the •■iiilt Hnioluv ivi'idin: -how nt the V. G. Hasty, Mrs. Strunge, M r*.[denial college of the liniveislt} Hits . PETE S t'H II! M ill in town • A. C. Madden, Mr*. C. A. Ander- of Maryland. They also visited ie «n laisiiies* . GtlRIlUN HWF1EN-■ son, Jr,, Mr*. O. C. Gibbs, Mrs. latives In Baltimore and Washing F;V hi Xnnelle's with Id* mother . McWhorter, Mr* Brook* Mrs, E. ton, D. C. before returning home. . . i 'ATMY H ltt'i'K m er from It. alls. William*, imams, Mrs. mis. llllninli. fni a -lout Mini . . < II. Curler, Mi Mrs. Bradford Byrd and Mi*. M r*. C. A. Whlddun was hos- limit. Mr*. J. M. Wilson, Sira J. MISS EDNA C H ITT E N D E N H . B. Odham, Jr. left today fot telling of Ihe bn-v time ill the lie- ■ ta u for tha monthly meeting of T. Newby, Mr*. J. B. Fields, ‘ Ira. Circle No. 4 of the First Hnp- B. R. Heck, Mrs. Forrester, Mr*. Burlington, N. C. to visit foi some ginning of the \im al Hie Semi- 1 Itet Church held on Monday at Cluldu Wilson, Mr*. C. Haundcr* time. They were accompanied by Hole High School . . CLAY W IL ­ Mrs, R. It. Dens who will rpelld LIAMS talking ovei the tennis her horn# on Rosalia Drive. Mrs. and Mr*. C. M. Forrester. two weeks In Charleston. S. 1 plnveis pmtlripiitiiig in Hie malcie t £ It. F. Cooper, chairman, opened . ___________________ with Dr. and Mis. Henry Den* and e- now being pluv*'d . Iht meeting with tho devothmul RDMER’I A K O lll.iiSS in that Tht* being the last meeting o f , «» fV u u h r im H n l H f l Rlehard Den*. Inveli new blue cm talking to III* the year all clrclo business w a * ! * t C V . neigbboi MRS W IL L IA M WRAY brought to a close. Kefreshnnni*; S u D P e r A t P a r s o n a g e uh MRS W \ l.t'DW It: in Dm were served during the social I'o-i I If flee . Som eone asking hour which followed the Inislimss. i “ ' . .... , tint MRS. W. V H ITTIN G her Those present were Mrs. It. 1.1 H o . J. M. Gresham entertained die*, <ue I M CAMPBELL Garrison, Mr*. C, A. .Williams. < Wednesday night at 8.00 The Women's Society of Mra. R. 3. Van.Stone, “M r*. C o o p - o’clock with a "good nclghlmr Christian Hervire* met for it busi­ can ling a bennllfnl night bloom­ ing ci lens and hinllhi looking ar, Mr*. J C. Wlddon, Mis* M in - 1 "upper at the Pursonag* of the ness and program meeting _ on m ncado iii'ji ■- . . t l * Stewart, Mr*. E. L. Lunil- 1 Church o f God, Fifth Htreet and Mimday afternoon at the F’iivt IR VIN G FLEISCHER oierseev qulst, Mr*. L N, Kimbrough,! Holly Avenue. The supper was Methodist Church. The vice mg the inipiovemenls on hi Imrne 4* M n . M> H, Ni'huii' Mrv. Tunua ift t«*l>linithin o f tht* rword^ president, Mrs. Ray lleriing. flint hiiined recently timing attendance of 104 Lodge and thu liostes*. Mis day School Inst Sunday. This attendance was presided over the meting anil Ihn»« nniching Ihe semi Imnls III Whladun. tiir highest in the history of th* told of a seiiiiuui' meeting to be ■In men-- ilmilile* at (hi Miivfirii held on Hept. 27 nt the church tennis cnni'ls between GENF1 church. She urged nil member* to be pteThose attending were Mr. and sent und to bring sumlwlebe*. TCCKKR nml C H A R I.IF MGR-1 It ISON and JIM HIGGINS mid l Mrs. Joe C. Thomas, Rev. and The meeting will be from BLMIl MOB CORNELL, wen* MRS W. M i*. Gieshain, Mr. and Mr*. C. A. M. to 3:00 P. M. Mr*. It. F'. M. PHILIPS. MRS R O Y GREEN G. Bowen, Mrs. Paul Yates, Mrs. "S N U FF Y ". MISS ItEThe monthly meeting of th* Ernest Austin, Mrs, W. J. Smith, Crenshaw, *one lender, will con­ nnd IIKCCA S IK V K N S JOE McCAHWoman.1* Society of Christian Mrs. H. D. WhltUn, Mrs. H. K. duct the meeting. M r*. W. A. Hunter directed the I IN. MR. nnd MRS GORDON Service of the Kbenezer Methodist; w’h7tt‘ n, Mrs" Delia' How .'n,"ilrT HOIK! 11 K A N MRS urogram on Monday with her DEAN A T i k . k,!!!! j | W. J. Darden, Mrs. A. J. HltUU, subject being "Our Fulth" Mrs. CHAIM IK-M ORRISGN nnd MRS ^ Wilkins, MrsT D. L. Paul Thurmond reud the 11th GENE TUCKER . . If. Wynn f j t n Mia. Wynn# prcalJny Hnlrh, MrR. MRS Ml IMAM R U S H FI L I d.nt, presiding. The meeting wa* K R W hilu,n, the Misses «ha liter of Hetnews. M*s. George dmviiliiwii fin n change fmrn Ihti' MrCruin talked to the group on opened with a prayer led by M r*. 8|mr(jn W hltten, Myrna Whitenthe "Meaning of Fulth", after coni l.ncli Allan home ■ . J I M 'l l ^ M / Cru tUa* i * r» Barbara Lee, Lillian Gresham, which the group sang "Thu ROIlSON on Ills imy to the Lion Club untlierillg yeslerduy ullei fitli'n ifito "** ,P°^ <y ^ rH' A' Peggy Johnson, Lynn Ashe, Ver- Church Has One Foundation". otefnmeyer, „ ... H nidi Lewis, Pearl Bowen, Jcrrie Other talks were given during noon. . A lesson based on "Our Faith" .. . ' „ ,h . h , B n. "Pop, what becomes of a t.-li (tie afternoon by Mrs. C. II. was taught by Mr*, a iffo rd i " Iltown who had ns her subject plnyer when his eyeulghl t ■ Johnaon nml n dmpter entftlvcl j ' ' . . .. to fail 7.......1‘lit'v iinikt an ...... . "Illumination" from the book! 1a1m' “ “ rharo Me- "The Guard of (lnr F’nilh"; Mrs. o f h i m . " "Newnes* of Life" was read by I Alexander, E v e l y n Lundies*. J. U. Davis, "Our Faith In Sal­ Mrs. Curl Hrmlhury. Announce- j -Mury inttell# Uetty HiUell, l)<uo- vation", Mrs. K. C. Williams, f# menl WR* made that the n e * t, I.orwtta Jo- “I lirivtinn Way” end "Methodism meeting Will be held Oct. 4 at th e 1A»" Thomas, -ftlui y Lynn Thomas. Stand* to be a Christian". Hong* sang were “ Holy, Holy, Holy”, home of Mrs. Clifford Johnson, Mary Dell liuwen, Joan Gresham, "Love Devine" and "F’nlth of i Lucille Landless, Ruth l-andrest, 1408 Bel A ir Boulevard. | The Woman’s Mlsslnuniy t o Yules, Jean* Durden, i or Fathers” Rev. J, W. Austin closed th* Annette lion of the F'irsl Baptist t'lim ili Ann Bowen, Mildred meeting with a prayer, A social M a li ha e met on Thursday afternoon at hour followed the business meet­ Whitrner, Thelma Hmlth, Diane the church with the guest' spcakri ing and delicious refreshment* Smith, Florence Millar, Martha being .State Flxccutive Se«-iiluiy Ann Dobson, Rosa Mae Dobson, w *r* served. Those attending Miss Joetphine Jones of .!»• t Jessie Lee Dobson, Patricia Fay were Mrs. Bradbury, Mrs. W. L. sonvllle. Hhe taught the h-.oo Dobson, Marie Green, Myrtle Hlers, Mrs. A. W. Ilamll, M r*. flout the llnntist muntml. Johnson, Mrs. Lee, Mrs, R. W. John* and Betty Johns. Prior to the meeting n co hm -i I rn iU A v Lord, Mrs. 8. E. Norwood, Mr*. Also the Misses Becky Johns, dish Itmrheon wns served. Mffli W .s tsrn Jn mini tee Ralph Peters, Mrs, l.eon Rteln- Arllnv Johnson, Peggy Johnson, f.:(Ki e n for the coming year wert * C. News inr.talled hy th* executive <«n meyer, Mis* Eunice Walker, Mrs, 81* McAlexandcr, Betty McAle- Ctl* Western Ja m tinree Wynn, Mr*. Stelnmeyer, and xander, Shirley tary. About lift member* w in-i Lawlx, Phylisa 7 am The 1 OfCh.ch I'luh New* present. visitors Mrs. A. K. Dobson, Mr*. Picklisimer, Jackie Ruth Howard, 7* A* t no I'opuler Music C. 0 . Bradbury, Mrs. Bos* and Lilly Ann Howard, Ruby Joyce u l n Morning Devallnn e M r*. W. J. Eichelhrrger of Lake­ Howard, Haggi* Cockman, Nettie »:l'. Mood* In Music tl an World nt Nine land. Ruth llowen, Elolse Turner, and t i l l I’opuler Music Alio present were Donna Pat- Ratty Wood, fin Variety 9 :1* Angels f e a r l a tread m , Janet Johnson. Hliaron U * , Also Kenneth I.andresa, J. E. lii;an I’ln l)p Pared* i h*Js.Agn?L 8 ,* inmt'y*’r J°hn- McAlexnmlvr, Jr.. W. J. Hmlth, I«»110 A Hoy-A ( l l r l - * Music The Rev. Curl Klssllng of I’i • >Hi; la Old, New, llorrowed, Mlu* nt* Elch*lberg*r. , Alfred W illiam *, Runny lose, burgh, Pn„ who hn* spent b.n H im l l r i h e . t r * * Hler years In Flthionlu ns a mlasiomu s '* , Danny SweaL M. fl. Lewis, Paul 1 1: SO Morning V s r l . t r from the Presbyter Ian flliurrh i>i 'V a U * . Jr„ FJdward Gresham, H. 11: tit Music Tlswst l 11 ho World gt Nonn speak at Kiflfi o’clock tmiighi m I l i U T he Hand W » « o n the Lake Mary Pro-bvlriiiu / l i i s n itoo c l u b Church. 11 an Popular m a r --------- — ! J, C, Dobson, J, C. Green, Horae* t 1a l.ailn Americana The nubile Is Invited in hem Circle No. t of th* Baptist Groan, J. R. Green, Salmon Johns, t i l o Musical Vsrletleg Rev, Klssllng who hn. alieiub Church met on Mondayat t h * 1 Benny Johns, Austin M. Johnson, I III T h * Heptlnt Hour toured 40 states making In in n J;0it Iter None (tench «"*■ J' .1* Richard Johnson, T. K. Galloway Sion Tmley-e Hler on the work nnd peoples of Kthm 1880 Elm Avenue at 3:.'m P. M. land E. K. WhltUn. t i l u title * lle nd lln e* pla. He exnecls to return t» •" - Mr*. Myron Smith,-circle chairAlso Echo!* Wilkins, Robert ltl& Vnur Memory Honge post Ihe latter pnrt of Ih i. nmnih l:oa Muelc leivere P ro gre Wilkins, tKInter L.wls, 1110 Hr lt*uu*et T L Vr .ish»i .'T.V...T5I1 K*nn*th HltUU, John Hanry, ,t;0fl T h e R hythm Hour Social Calender] Mrs. C. D. Forrester Hostess To Circle T HI S W E E K ' S e rs o na l # AT LA I) 11CS DUKSSKS W. S. C. S. H Social And BuHineHH Meet ^Mrs. Wynn Serves As Hostess For Meeting Ivxccutivo Sfcrctiiry ViHitH Haptist (iroup RADIO STATION W .T.R.R. D re s s e s lia y o n B lo u s e s L A D IF S ' F iv lin •a 2 r i . a wx : v wK a tha conclusion of the meeting • to Mrs. Gatchel, Mrs. Smith, Mra. Galloway, Jerry Johnson, Buddy Q. E- McCall, Mrs. Frank Wood­ Johu, Richard Johnson, Barney ruff, Jr., Mra. E. C. Harper, Mr*. Jdhna, RAymond Lot, limmla Strickland, Mr*. W. L- Stouden- La* Orasham, Cadi Landrasa, tilrt, Mra. W. C. .Bui* and Mr*. Archl# Gresham, Wayne Whitten, H. O. Whitten, W. W. Whitten. Dolls 3-19 to 9.98 Itublivr Animals |Qc (Mastic Cars 5 tor |Qc 3 9 t 1*1.: "1 II c Delivery Trucks l ink. White. Nile. Mine. M ine • Pi„k, Waite. Nile S lip s I .no Hrassicrt's 39c K iiy o n H u ) o n 691' 2(K Maize HI. Fire Trucks Flu til tv Solid Color Short I.eiiRtlis yd. 33c J.08 51" Solid Color IMastic >d. I9c ,'hi" fMastic, solid Colors anil IMii yd. 39c ea. 39c Hlouscs Sun Suits en. 49c yd. 39c (’unties 5K5I IMastic Table Covers 51x72 IMastic Tunic Covers :[(" I'tinted Flannel C h lld rc tt'e I I i ■ I >■ > i t I S \t iw d 'lib - 69l< I'anty Sc Is Sir* l a ... 1 Itmv Willi -till 69c Itaytm I'anty pr. |.-9 Anklets Cotton Slips :i-s Kayon Cow ns c tiln itt 16c LADIES’ NYLON HOSE I'chh, I'cnclls Very sl i ce Nn. I* Vl'llliW pt’llt'llr tt"/. I’ i iii IimI liiiiitlki'i't-lilofH «*n. l i t ' 891* Ri.yon Slip ami |.98 fo r -f>k' |9C It,.you Mlip anil IMastic Cmhrcllas Sitiiil I'olot'fi 69c I’anty Sets .vd. 59c A n e n it e r i |.49 Cotlelt, Rn>'"" Mi'pv I **v I’mmc Sii IIi I i "I*1 Ladies llaiidkcnhicfs 19c Misses' Dresses 1 * 3; 3 - 6 r»wele |.49 Ituiiiicr Halls yd. 33c Si.li.l tidius, ’J U*I" 10c Fool Hulls Defender Dress Prints, special Special value 39(> 29c Pbrntic PIECE GOODS Dish Towels (i for |.09 3.29 l.aiK* L IN D F IflF Itayon I'aiilics 3.59 liahy Doll 98c Myon I'antics toll I I ’ N'tivi’ltv pi'iM'iln eh. Mb' (iull 4 'lull P piicIIh ft foi L’fie Hull Piilnt Pt’tiH <-fi ’Jftf Niihio Pi’tifiltt S t»i ftf fuclimill’d tcgitar L ift valuv 70c |»r. CHINA NOVELTIES fi pr. F liltilit ( 'until S fta lilt' F'i i i i I iih > Nylon lino N cI k Plltslii- fi tin 1 :i!lf HnrriTIt'a ftr Solo Itoblit Pin* Kitchen Ware l.u rg e HnNOi'tinent F um y lin t loin* 2 It 71! on rnrtl 2 1• III! on cord Othern Iftc nlid 21c ra id Senin IlindliiK. .Mi'liil ml Novelty llurretlt'-L I0<curd ftr Full colon* llltinhet IlindliiK Hlns T npe I Hr Hit raid Mb Itiipoilril ' up mill Siitirnr connilute s |i||i iii-'pit witicr IBt; ltimlilpi'8 l*L' Mlvcr wife hnivi'K. tioka, apoona IMo-lIc rnllfiy, Imxi'tl 1‘J c eu. ftUc K it r lic ii F i'fk a , Npootin, L m llud , I'lik i* Tiil'iu’i a t tike limit t a, m l limnllua eu. 2'Jr iMFN’S SOX. BOYS’ CLOTHING Special value Hoy'H Shorts 29c SldrtH . . 29c MKN’S 39c Handkerchiefs IhtMiue Stripe I’olo Shirts 4 pr. | .011 Special vultic, nil wliita eSidiil Color Colo Shirts 12 lor 9 g c 35c IHdi* 'em Cow buy Sweat Shirts F'loilda I'rln i I’olo Shrts ... Huriforlxad Mr. and M r*, W. M. Colheit V annonmed today Ihe hlrih "f a son. William McCormick Cm bert. Ill on Sept. HI nt the Foi nald Laughton Mentmiul llosplial Mr*. Colbert I* the fnnnei Wiba i l-esll* of Indiana. TWICE AS EASY-TW ICE AS FAST 2 .9 8 euiuggi,. .s, fi.i n,.r With I img Diet* Hungglc s, S ir*. RIHTH ANNOUNCEMENT NOW! T8NI D IM E PERMANENT F O R ( ' l i l t 1ST,M A S G IF T S learice Dolly Kayoii l^anticH Nall Slips PLAN | .0 9 D re s s e s Ita y o n Circle No. I Meets With Mrs. Cordell,Si.fc.r& n.VI, w *.“ ; asrwssr jw jss L A Y -A W A Y In Him *inun V I n # * MiFflionary To Speak At I*ake Mary Tonilv T h * U ria h! (Riot * i Oil New* r.il*■ Tw Twl-I-lt l- t.H *_ Nona* *iin Hporta P a r * d* c .o Dinah ...... . Hhi hnr* ore l l n j l * 7.«« -m. .ini*, on .... j * . . . n Clnitfl Hoses f o r * Lady 7:0 7 in popular Muelc 7:0 Key noise by Carl* Si on Variety Hell i i t n Meet the Rand O l 'H I t int 1 lo u s e AROUND the TOWN **rCNnUin HOIUB M c C R O R Y ’S USh Mrs* Whlddun Hostess To Circle 4 Meeting » PAGE THRtH i'lint Longiea..... Hoys* Shorts Sport Shlrtn Ruff All wind Coat Sweaters . . 98c Itain CoatH 2-98 Flannel Shirts |.49 Dungarees...... 98c and Tumble 49c 2-8 98c ('link ... |.08 89c |.59 Htripa Coveralls .... . .. fl.69 B«nny Jean Boxer Ixmgfea .. |*19 MFN’S SI'OHT SIIIKTS SolidcotoiM Flannel Sliirta 1* Kaincoats Waterproof 1‘laatlc J .98 �H i * T*W fl A fltO fm W tttA tt). SA H fO B P PLORmA Novice Knocks Single To Win For Vols Wailn In tbs bottom of the ninth The situation waa critical. Na»hvllle had men on aocnnd and third. MBMI I hut the Pelican* hed broken a 2-8 By AHHOCIATKD NaahviUe tie In their half of the nlnlh and J fo a l Juat. managed to aqvaak b y ," * ™ ®n# UP. . th_ M e w ODean*. 4-8, laat wight to! two w «ka out of the their leeniid Rome of the Southern buihea, stopped up eiM AitmelaUon playoff*. And, to the , «in*to through »hon, other flrat round aertoe, the Mo-1 driving In two run*, bite Beer* evened thing* at one • II with the Rlrmlnttomi Barone, Cincinnati Manager Burky Wal11-7. ter* wa* named the National Lea­ A rookie won the M m * for the gue** moat valdeble player In Vola. Patylng In hie firs t hlg game 10811 when he won 27 games fur the for NaihvIJJe, I.olyd Lowe waa ' , . . it_(u ihoved In to hit for pitcher Ben pennant-w inning SPECIALS 1 fU 7 P lv m n u th t94B Ford Coupe 1940 D odge Coupe 1937 T u r ln p Ford Coupe Palatka Defeated Cards Still Holding To Game 10-3 In Playoffs | And A Half Lead Over Dodgers By S t Augustine Plymouth 4 Door Sedan TRUCKS 1947 Chevrolet 1 [<j Ton Stake 1941 Ford Pickup 1940 D odge Pickup DEALER P IIO N K '2(10 808 E . F 1 R H T H T . T — 1:45. From where I »it... Jy Joe M*r>h a ,By j JOB ,, REICH _-----LER -— ... „ pioved ce*y prey for the RedST. A U G U S T IN E , Sept. 15— Aenecleted I reee (tporle Writer lowing under e U-3 lacing I i/P i— Htun Kurpinski, who net u The Brooklyn Dodger* mu*t ho |()l | | Hlry (the Cat) Brechecn ron-.new league record with 2U pltcbwonilnnng today juat what mu»t tinned hi* nightly prowl with h Ing vlctorie* during the regtilur thtry do In rntch the high flying io-hit effort. Breen notched hi* j *oa*nn, won bl* first Florida Ntutu Nt. l.oul* Lnrulnali, »eventh Uluniph In 10 Ininpllght j League playoff victory luat night. . the flrat of iho month, dorialon*. The Ing Rutnt hurler who nDo the Brook* have piled up II vie| n t),e American League, the piny* In the outfield hurled fivelorie* In III trie*, true champion- Vnnkee* advanced n couple of nit hall a* the 8 L Augu*tinu *hlp gait. atride* toward their liith'cluh look u lO-.'i victory from the And Ju*t how much yardage did chnmplonahip, hy * weeping both I ’alutkn Aiuleua. Thu tnumplt they plrk up on the Kedhlrd* dur­ end* of h douhlc bill from the http wu* the third alm ight for tne ing that torrid *1 retch drive, not j |,.nil jjt, [,oui* Brown*, 2-0 and IM-'Saint* in the final playoff aerie*, a foot. While the Dodger* were ( 7. The *weep unfchled the Bronx I TheAzaleu* started Berman poiiahing o ff lloaton, New York homlier* to lncrea*e their flrat Aabrnlge on tho mound ntui the H elp IS Milea of Kidney T u I m * and i.lnelniintl, the Card* dupll-! place lead over Uo*ton to three I Saint* piomptly got five hit* und Fluah O u t Poltonou* W aite 1Hied the Dodger* feat hy win- foil game*, dc*plte the Bed Sox' 1live run* III their half of the filat, Wkoi Jl»*r.l*r nf IMnfy funcllnn i^rail'i rung of their la«t 1,'i xkiimUhcx. | j.p victory over Detroit. j The Saint* added another in the polxotviui nullrr to r m i n In )r.)'ir I4.**l. So a* the two perennial rival* 1 Clevelunil virtually eliminated j third, two more In the tiftn and It may n u w n *n ln * l*uk»,K.-. ik-om .lla Mini, lax I'tJru. loxaof |wp«n*l »*<■>»», itt!hi!n^.H"l- - '- hw1ck* itaelf hy dropping a 2-1 deeixion one in each tho alxtli and seventh (Ine up nllhl*. ihu, B ■Mrlllnl, wi lilne. tm t'lliniir.* lTWir** untiff lin.(*r lh*i Ihu h|i*terlng National League tin- I'hiludelphla Athletic* * , ! inning to make tho rout complete, hrailachm and tlliilnru, l‘r«eirat ur 1 niripnlgn, tho Card* still cllng_ to J rookie ilohhy Bhantr heat Bolihyj The fourth game of the aerie* scanty l a i u i o with nmorllmi amt l.iunlntt •omMJinci bIkiws Ih*r t t» •uiinclliliHE wrunir n«l *J Wlln frrur kldnryaor bMilrr. # n , 41*44 B^liiyA U|4 The Dodger* drew first Idood three iieri-cntage point* ahead uf to oppose tne Axulca*' Ilia* Ac- Willi, a -(ImuUiit ill’ll-Uc. luni ....... py mlllUin- for o*»r B0 »-ar-. Ii. an'' vl" • ye*terdny, knocking o ff their fav. the fourth place TlgiT*. paiiey r*ll»f and will h-h> llu I ' mil,'* »( orlle playmate*, the Cincinnati AH It II 0 A klaanr lutws Autn ,„it p.ioonouj walls I non In other gam**, the ChU-ugo Palatka Fwr MmhL U*( buaa'i I’lUt, •I 0 Bed*, 1-2, In an afternoon tu»»le, White .Sox dumpod the Wa*hlng- Benito, 2I> .'! 1 0 rimt narrowed the Card*’ edge to ton Sc ns tor* 8-1; Philadelphia'* Tahir, .Hi 4 0 1 2 8 one game. A Kedhlrd defeat meant I'li 11lie* whipped the Pittsburgh tiriove, *s 4 0 1 0 2 the xljinine*et of margin* between Pirate*, 12-4, and tho Chlrug» McLeod, rf 4 I 0 8 i) the two d ull*—a half length. 1 u 0 1 u C'uh* mn*l ugged the Boston (n,mules, If But It wa* not In be. The (Bunt* Brave*, 8-7. Naxmek, ef a u It 1 Myers. Ih 1 1) 1 7 0 Burn*, If, ef a u u 1 u Connies, c 4 0 II a 1 Ashrulge, p :i 1 u 1 0 By H IK 1II FULLER TO N , Jr. Totals :ia 8 6 21 II SI, Augustine A ll It II 0 A NEW YORK, Sept. 1 6 -1 /1 1 Khrhurilt, ** 5 u 1 2 Bcport* keep trickling in that a a Hlmkeup i* due in the Chicago Peuulngliin, lib 4 1 1 0 1 Cubs' front office before next *c«lirux, rf 0 1) 1) 1 u *|>N ami maybe that'* natural for Shoeinaku, rf a 2 l u 0 M .IIM IH A STATU I , I U ( I I H an eighth-place club that already Hotter, Hr 4 a s 8 0 4 *b a *a a a ** u y I 'l a y e l h i hit* changed manager* once thlr *> I’lchun, 2b 2 t 1 a Heaalla Vraioraat season . . latest story I* that Hr. A uxo atln * In. I's la J tl I . Davis, If a 1 I u 0 Charlie Crimm will he made dir­ Aeguatln* IsaiJ* 1-<M Katpinskl, p 4 1 1 u 2' (lam e* r»a *y ector of tho Cubs' farm system, tinsper, cf Ht. AoMOatln* lit I'Hlntka. 4 0 1 4 0, which hasn't produced much under AMHMI4. A * 1.CAULK 4 J 4 1 M u 01 Jack Hhcchnn, ami that Red Smith Jr him w 1. ret fill .MarKlaliil, c Total* 84 III 12 87 *7 40 .414 m out a* "advance man" In the S* w Turk Hl flONtllD 11 44 o o u U8U tw o — a' 3 I’alatka * 11 tilling mark cl , . Only evidence rirvplnnd 1,1 4* 440 7 St Augustine c u t U2I lOx— iu *n fur i* that Dene Lawing, an ex­ Detroit 17 III .477 K— Ehrhardt, Kurpinski, Grieve ;s «« .414 . r 4 pel inured farm man, wa* suddenly f *flJ|j||le-JpJ| Ja f 'llliHRtr r,7 «i .tin 31 2 , I ’irhan. B ill— Butler 2, Karmoved ihlo Chicago it* (Irlmm** Hi 1:1 >3 141 1 l> piliskl, Gas|ier, McLeod, I ’ichan, iiHHlutHot . . Indication of how Ihc LVnelllllVltin 14 «S 117 n Davis, Pennington. 2H- Punningvarious cloh* regard the tight pen­ IlffiMlIa Yrefrrdny ||i*m fialt |, | > **( | nant race wa* that the YaiiKeen ton, Kurpinski, Davis, Mnrkluuil, till 0. •'Ill, ,ISO X, m •oiiinan.ii I, sent three men. Iiidudlng stadium Butler. 1111- Pennington. 3D—Hut-1 N'*» Turk J-u, Hi . . . . _■ 11. Hi. le m l* 0-7. Superintendent Charlie .McManus, lei 2. DP— Piehnn, Butler and EhrI'nIIail*)).h|a t i'1-veiand I. to yesterday'* World Series meet­ liaiill; Mayor to Anliridgu; Grieve t %T4SNN A T IIIV A I. I.KAUUM IS kaaakH *— y r i a r - l h i ing while the other* hail only one to Mayer, Left— Palatka II; St. Mvaalta tn lr n ia r apiece. Detroit, also invited, de­ Augustine 3. Bit off Ashrldge II; M oniraal a. Hueheater clined with thank*. Kniplnskl II. HO—by Ashrldge 1; ■r - hi Imiils, | -<1). Iln ffs lo III. .lersay L’lly YEB f)B T lulu lead*, I . 01, Mill rv tjeisel, former Auierlcan S tttlT H K tm I X X IIIIA T In V (*haaaXs-..,r r ia r a l( ,| League innpiie who though he had 1946 Heaiilla Vruteritar retired from the aildtriitlnn ItuslI I . liiMiiliiHhniti 7 (Hnrlrni's* several year* ago, now finds ., lli<l I I I he didn't ■ . (luvertnir Henry F. NaahW lh I N„w O rl-s o a a Schrh'ker of Indlnim reeenlly nam­ I Nimlivlllo l-mlh. IV ATM) V41, I.M A UUB ed (lidslei us 11 nieinher of tin DELUXE Slut* liioinl of Aihllratlnn to set- r< I .oil I" , W ail•* .M•*«•* as il «H E Q U IP M E N T tie a diHpute between a union and I ’rim k lrn M 43 .t it H i a hu* company . , (iidsel probably 1 MU<1«|||||I» 74 t t .Ilf II ' . «« 71 .411 | | |i will he the picture of fruxlrntlnti *7 71 ,411 1.1 If he find* Homi'Uidy elsn calling I'lllalM irah to i t . i n s i (A •Irike*. f'ln rln a a il 44 u .m ii 4 Bnvitriil lutu iihmIuI c a n PIBSKIN PICK INS (Kickoff) * bleuar. n il . I I I 14 H St. Mary'* v* Oregon (Friday) IlM M ll* V - .i- , das trailed ni from original Hi. I.>miI k S, N..w York |, Here's a predletlnn that never ownctH with vary law miliv rV I'^ V 1. .*■ Cincinnati i. fails; lillH .|rl|.liiA 11. I'ltiih u rg h 4. An O'ttegan can't lick eleven < Mi .mo t. Ilimtoii 7, gaels, t o r n i a t i , a t r i t i i ,k a u h m TERM S and THAM ES ? , *•" » ' I. IX l ilt Texas A and M vs Vlllaimvn . lit I t .111 The Aggies will find I Inti Pas- R iv m illtl, M M .111 | l *|ilinri'll*i is Villanova's logged fel­ tlrs im v lll* x i 71 .111 14 < oltiliilitm tu 7| a n ia i i low. i" kaoiivlll71 ( | 47! JJ’* Kent nek v v* Mississippi South, JAiiRimln t<i t j if J .a ern .;h « r , v i" „ „ ,1 Phone CIB7 Hanford, Flu ss } ] i n n ’* Kenlncky'i. Wlldrats, going hell * Muml>(ft bent *av: "Pardon my southern I Im rlf.ln n | . | . H r -r o v lll- ) . | . arrlderil," Augusta n . 4, cTnlumliU 1 - 1 . William and Mnry v* Houston r n l iimini* », Jackiiim vlllii 4. HtVHiimih j, Macon j, William and Mary Isn’t used to f ln r lt a la tr ra m lnBa| | . , . aHa Iusing In Hie like of Hmmlnii. r id f a l l a l lin t iit T H lir iitr SHORTS AND SHELLS I.Zr»n" l'(.) 1 (I (Tam p* Trainer Jiminv Jones says Cita­ tion will he ready to mu at H ia­ V ! ? « '« : * » a ■ u n ci v n o .tr K k u a k t i t M r P la rn lfa ) leah this winter anil adds: "I ... H fa alla T f a l o t t f might have got him ready In run this fall. Iml the good stnkea am over a distance and thru'* no u*e o-i' •.'* him hist to luivr him nut." w a"L'r.",,£ & 1V § ' ; , ’" " 1 0 <Mn* T u ia# in * o r a |i . With the niMItlon of Steve Hie IH n ik tia M r P ln tllt ) '-nf ’ lid l.es Thompson to hla I v ,,., '7 » t l* i4 lf -narhlng stuff, t'ohnnhln Lou Lit­ i t H w . ' : 1 . . ! ' « h r .» * p o r t 1 tle lie* divided Ida assistant* Into off#M«lve and defensive "platoon*." Prof. Little has Item a UO-mlnute man for over 20 year* . . Boh Cnuay and Frank Oltring, Urn Holy Crtia* loiskelhnlleis, plan to open n ri'Nlanrnnl in Wnrche*ier, Ma**., after I heir graihmlhm . . Ike Arm 1ST REMOVE! [CESS ACIDS Sure Y o u H a vo n 't A "B lin d Spot"? Locker Plant FROZEN FOOD HEADQUARTERS 401-W-I3IH St ........................Phone 1318 Friday and Snturdny SiirriulH SMYRNA M A ID * HONOR IIR A N I) BROCCOLI 2 for 450 10 oz. SO Deviled Crabs BONELESS R O LLED VI CHUCK ROUSTS PORK CHOPS 1 65< LIVER — 1 5 9 4 lb . M A N , WESTERN lb . W ESTERN RADY From where I ait, it’a mighty Important to be on guard agalnat your own “blind apota." Tha other fallow ha* a right to hla '‘share of the road,” too—whether It’a hav-^ tog a taate for a temperate glean of aparkllng beer or a dealre to Ba­ ton to soma clin ical music If bn wmnta to. Buck’s really one of the nleeet fellow* I ’ve ever known. But, sometime* he gets to day-dream­ ing on the road. He aert of gate a “blind spot" to what’* going an about him! Now, lata of normally ate folka have thalr “blind * f lo e 1 *0 , VnUtd P e n n e y Is B U IL T B rtw *f* f t S T R O N O IR I LA S T LO N O S R I K CLOTHES BUILT STRONGIR TO LAST LONGIRI PINNEY'S TOP'N BOTTOM* M N M M IN V A T -D T IB L10HTWII0HT ARMY TWILL PONTIAC "N E W I t could be anything from day­ dreaming while driving a ear tn hnmmlag oat loud at the movtaa. Aa I waa drlvlag dawn Mala Street last Saturday, aaatkar ear awung out right to fraat * f M . It turned out to be Buck Blaha. Ha wasn’t going fast. H waa Jwat that he had something alaa on Ma mind at that particular momenta Matched Sets Strickland-Morrison, A U T H O R IZ E D (Hilts. A — T E N N IS M E K TIN f! M IA M I BEACH, Sept. 1 5 -U I’l — Tho Florida Tennis Aaaocuubin w in j. uij it_ r-ii nrvotinir in Ur ■ ...................... Undo on Oct. 2, Edwttrd Heir, in■ociation executive averetury. onliounced todnv. Sports Roundup 1940 Karpinakl 0, WP— Aabrldge. U — Buck. Ander*(in, Borowy, and , BEEF lb . THRIA8 8IYITS IIW 8HI8T COLLAR . NICHOLSON BUICK CO. PANTS •ANMMIID WAIST IAMDINO •AIL CLOTH POCKIT8 ROOMY P U P POCKiTS ^ a h t i k ^ 1' * M A N N IK C JATK8 BAND (1 E T T H E B E S T F O R L E 8 8 TRY OUR L O C A L , (IR A I)fc A , D R E S S E D * D R A W N •Bff.U.S. Pats Off- PAOPORTIONID PIT CUT CUPP89 80TTOMS MIAYTWHCHT ARMY TWILL Sound fabric and good conitruction make a big dif­ ference In the Ufa of work clothea! Thai’* why P««* ney'a matched i«ti latt to long. They’re R M I H w ith ctMilHy f M tu r e s and Ceah-A-Carry p r w o c for rtol sovtafri tCetokafa will aMaaaaad 1%> S m M S W Bmokna COMPL CHAMRKAY S H IR T S . LOW PRICED WORK SHOES BIG MAC* BLUE JEANS 1*89 if fg L a s t lo n g e r? . . . yo u bet I Becauae o n ly s tu rd y B n n fo r U e d t 8 doe. d e n im Is used. A ll p o in ts o f s tr a in a re re in fo rc e d w it h copper p la t e d or t h r e a d r iv e ts . a,jfoe-Ai �:—w — --------------------- -----—r - « T - \ —' PAGE P l f « T H E SAVFCMffP H E R A L D . SA N F O R D F L O R ID A T H U R S D A Y S E P T E M B E R IS , 1949 ■ ■ -« Graziano Is Back On Victory Road Horida Seminolcs Entries XI v«i..»ia Frock With 10th Round Win O m Fuorii f t M X SPOUTS IN B R IE F i (' T t * ^MH’eted' ity Assot i \Thii I'HFss , lo 1 urn lentils I ro I tlASEHAI.lt NEW YlUth llii.olmlt I ..... I I OS W i . l l rS . nl. If. i/l’ t misiioncr A It t'liandln annnunc-1 Notional i. ki iy III. Ililril MMsT II «•}! X tuih* line Is , Ip.'i led lo ■ cd (lint tlic npniiitp rbiiii m the ! i I’nnrhoi i i l l ' l n l M ull ( l a l l f Itim M e l played O o l.|lu in pmli - i.” .i j Anna illrl. Little ...... i he | ^ N EW YORK, 'feppl. Ifi-O P iand I'll 111! reeled from mlit-rinR1 TAt.l.A H A 88E E , Sept. IT. 11,'mier. ivini.il Park. Util|i'» Je«, |(|l|1> t>« ,j ' "" \moi icu'i i finish.’ it. I’acific nmttiwest I ™*lh» Rock is back on the victory the runes. A riltlit, then an*, (Special) The Florida Stale t. r. Hlim-less lirllo. UoJ". Jersey f U),M|1|1||, wj| I loin in .n«d. Not Iho Korky Griuiano of is n » rn n/ia*a» silt* i.til r I li t mI\ ;|T11 *•*I tn i to* i (iiuw’ulo old but still tin1 nio>t oxtiiuia ■ dher. and then a rain of lilnws ( University Seminole* r n i i ' t r d tliai .I in pod Fnm ii over the ropes their second week of pro • riimii llnlr Hall* liimMrl A HD M dltK . I’„ F ift oen year j tom no n ■i » i hn f i mil' il li o ti- L filthier to watch in (lie ■ in,: tml.iv utnl tin |, to the floor for n count. fiintluill prnrtirp yesterday with llniri d.'ii« iilnw tl"''. 'i1" ’Ii in ri h it,m u. IV lipill M arlene linnet if I ns \n p o ii'- 1> l. d Tor nine round* aifmm l Oitnln | .1.1 men still on hand for the tim e * •« ; v u V t' Pr'U'V.. S.m.L till Ill'll in tin host tum id of 1ho ( i i'in n i \im * i - ' in tin \ t lots if|*u Kuaoil in Iho I'olo Ground* Inst of nine. l ike a tiKcr micIliuK hlooil, daily drills. r n i i n i it «r»: a iihks till* Women's N'nlmiiul Am ulom I’mi 1 oil n.t i1* i • • t nlaht, it lookoil liko llio Itio'k wn lio I v lino after Fumri He pin-1 The Seminole.* are espoil.it in s„,i Joe. r.n.il v Ktnu. llor M iuiiiim t to diilo, slmutlnp n VI III | Hm omI' ►In.s*'* In him mill through, lie wan trail mi; on w m 1•" 1,i h*1 fhi" |ii n »11•11 scorecard ntol it icrtiiinl ■ mily n nod hill, in a corner. hold In* head fnee »•»•" nlntt Mam* schedule i l l^ ^ ^ V ^ r ^ i i ^ h n a 'V.,.7 Vhont" rt do font inj; Mm k'tnot tin n tlio i id ; l i in o b ib N M i’inphls. t up. an. I'liiinna the i w ith in n w • m il will limit- 1ih with hi* left harnl. himI fnll with rovtEMlprnhh* m«m* i o i h t i i n u t*, a ihim* %IIIp tenth round knockout could nave tfi, .pilin' ' f i r *• I . i t . ...in. iti* reserve Htmnfth at every pn^ihon ImmuI-v I\.i % H»nr. MIm Had * ipint tiT -fm ul i"iiint. t* t' ■♦' jM M ml,still him. i. dpidnimmered him will, his th(> ..... ... .im , ki > H I. Stpiim <; -i n,*t 1' i» i»' I E.NMS ii'iil. Itoferce Unity tlnhlslcin Then it happened -tin* rxp|» II 11*l'l11a*• £ HMDtit nf }lt»t tl'il 11*' which won the Inxio tonfnoH.o rih'TM i m r f'iMnrit> I.(IS ANtiKI ES line Siuip.'s .'!M pnilod (irnr.inno frnii his victim cluimpionship. 1’ romisinp Fiodo M *ivf hur.it that the crowd of :i| jir i . i o' f 1 l' i tht h on o ^*1*1 t tl * itnn.iui. \t. .......o n Kid. \ 11■>ii it. l. ilo.l II"' nl ih • lined the It.K’k the victor men and reserves still lin k pnli.li, • OPS! had been waitini: foi nil iinrlii , In. Ililt S .ImDi*, Tr^iiR J of Smith i'DHIIlii: iM' '* vi tfi* t*M11 l.i.lk It il.l.I.., Mv It iiii lie I I'Mlkrulmrir M l In . \ i»k.‘ I’ H 10. .' o | nf (lie lust ioiii'd. A left hunk suihlntily ...mi’ . ' . I I I I .»t‘l' Pot l,i*| H Imt have boon shewinn up wi ll at " ' III !•%<• \ mill* Mile* 7 t». il. I, l»* I, m ,i >|imii« t tmat •1 i , 0 if v In OHM til.1 I I%in Mi -i 1hf M*1****- hmm *1#»•!*. hiiii111Ii nf I hi- I"iii"It \i it i i ’iifih h **•(! Bcrimniaec sessions. I II . Is y H.ii Mv SmI.Li , IMhI i i H* 1 I" It |l!« I 1 \ Concli Don Vclylei has loftei ■ Mull M,ir lit i it Il.iv |M|I iMrkle ] tlMilllMim lit. Polls. . 1 h-iri t ,»l* t r i l l " tl" men lincks on the sipiad, nn linhiii; * t \ ! M H li %« •• ne*.n rw«r«#; f. .V * . , t 11 11 • I ri.11 111!, f i'll t"i!u «»lt <* l'l « l ,ii|v. m u nlrt ir, 1 I 11 r. ( l UK \ M II, h» hit.l (lie usual IIIIK slortlto: Inn kfiold k Vein Vfid* Hhiiv#, Ar«% t» ttiamn |tnVlfl , Aniri niiii Lm <| (hiru ' \\it h \ 1111•" ■ I I M Mlm: III t T il k , of Walter Foy, Ken Mml.i .in. It*-.I irhM iMAtil «•!,.-|. Hi I. k p« Pori H«M, VI.JM nl|| clWMlHl u % \\ illm in U ti In \n . • I ' 11l l'l it In* IIIiT t M ity A s s o e i A T K O r i t v a s I'nrish and Untidy Stinu... I(i ARDMORE I'm Scot. ir. .v< *u «morv I wiml <»f Nl'" V*nk wmh Mi» Ii m Ii P „ .l « ' lo 1 l lj llu l I II, III II turning reserves aio Wintry i :M«IH II II % « • Millh* Hllr — A local pinv it Imt n pr.’hy l ... I 'll’ I ' l l l» lt*li»-l it.s. kit \..nl*n»*. Ilnrh*. Hi I.ckoi - at odd* of t I.. I Ho •(Mill !*• ft. i » phrfrir*. y f oinkim* ...... I .1 .. . .. s M E tlir \N I.E A d U E Hrqulmrl, Ernie Heddiok, link o .'O is 1V,*.»if loin's M ""iid ll*t til" I'.'it M V, I *.'. 111-.,|v I l>. f. l . J annual ti, >. Woiiicn'n \ nuii»u* if A l l l N l i WUMIII1IS* lni.no. ivieison, ho Atnnuci, hon t.i.o M all'.' I o iiiiv I'" " " I first hv n 1111*1' Imt wa Ili*.im in ' -ti l . lil* I * t ,1Ii I l(o*i I •* 11*'l l» , J ) Golf Champion diip. ; i, Kill, lletroit dHI. and l(nl|ih ('Imudion Nowmuioi. M S T II l i t r e % islfc. t i l l * fi , \ ml.* h , o' "not hoi’ i M llv.r I 'lis ilr I .... . To be. U r*y I ................. 1 him. t " Ill NS Williams, llostun lHHj rated the best chance to push The title In Itnr •*iml«• ?i A i t , itii> k«-l itnlisr, I'rlse t.sli-l Nk.W MHtK Hill I » ' " ’ ' l" iii ti i ' " i •.’ Cll* t ill . j I"iniiitpin, llostun, anij Joint, one uf the veterans for a start- .tt.inroon the rolling east emu <• »f il. 1 S n ti.iili's Mtk v Ittv rr's Kitff*. ($J,l1IM won A ........ t'n w lin I' I nlutlilli.l, ItK. Morion (loir riuh wold lulu injf joh Include Fuillmck dulin T i; v r i l l i t I Illrflok I nurs* .s la k e * mi a sl'ippv '.liiii lit tijn'k KI N IIATTED IN -Stephens, (Julnn of I.ive (Ink; iml (bucks quarter finnl round loduy with f M N 'IS r-'V la .M .'Id i’m 'h 'm m r. ...... ; of 1 id > '• ....... .. .... . Philadelphia's Doiothy (in in.on le.stim I Pi; Williams, Huston Irwin Hanson of I’urt Oiaok'o. ...J i .i v io iil"". s ," " iiv i l i i n nod a hull fu rlo iik '* Porter u prion, favorite. t a l i i o t s * ih 1 Tr<«y I'nrrtidl of Tlfton, *in , Tiff IIi i m m ; Tlu> comely Mu. I'nrtei tv,i . NEW Yf HI K It.i'.y I ii a/imui HITS Williams, Huston, IHI;|(iora of Tucker, tin., and Unity _ k in— a w rit n i l ainiiloiir ohuinpioii w . , fnrmi’r inidillo". U-M cliamp' Mil •>ii**|ii| .1 t l f Mitchell, t'levelan I I7H. ' Hrintcer of Winter Haven I'htMtr* MtMl \\ I.1HI-H our of touriiHineiit ttiatoi v . n. IX tl (lit.E H —Williams, Hostoti Till* Seminolcs' foiwaid wall n *tioiik’ lh lioio i* .'sported lo lie stopped w e lle iw i'alii t'liaiio I o* P t M i t l M i iM il P . i p r i li n n * c m thrllllm: matches yrit"nhiv n- m ."s, Kell, Delrnit 3li. also w e ll Iovered w ith M in iniiik- ' " " ' i hed hv .'"b o N e w la tlil, a il In 'J " I ol i l - H llh ............... outlasted the vi'lotun rlwmp ...■ I|{ Il’ l. ES Miloliell, ('li'voliupl vi'li'iatts, and il is hctc tiwil tin ILiulu* Itrnilri ton Ol Mol. John inn. tilt* I*"I d lii.mitilA Mrs. Julius A. 'Ihltte of G n ia * 1 Dilliritfer, St. Ismis III. ittlprovetl reserve stloniflh n R l horn. N. ('., I up in i!1 hole-. IliiMEitHNS Willi..til-, llpstmi mure evhloni, Mrs. I'orthoi rtu ofs u lot •! ...... V” ! Eaptaln Hnpl. Adams, hind petltor today In .lanct lliown, I' ' : ^ iE h N llASl-.b lllliin ae r, Wl),|<i UK tackle who was srlocied r-olil University of Mirinitm ISI.S HI,mils year-phi It; \alo, I ’hlhiilelpliU „„ , „ vt,nl| |.IU|u A ll \morinxi stuiient who nmkc.s tier homo n■ ■ 1, I. , , Philadelphia. She fuuixht ho. » «' ... t i 'HINC Kiodor Ih.ston 'JO.' "■ a f'»- , into the qmilli r filial round b r ‘ . m ' y u .^.4 esamplc fur his teainimilo. with ousti 1ik Mrs. Sophie I ntmm.■>>■ 1, ' 4' N,‘w ’ " ,h , impirationul play in ........ . While Plains, N. Y., 1 up. ! ir r u iu .'iiiii't T..10L. li„. ■ •■ *!«»>»• A- "Dull" Kondink. The leadltu* otoitaob. In the path ' . J ‘ , another ii -kmIhi lust lull, l.ii o f Mrs. Pot l e i '« loon) ",p. 1*“ • Newhouser, Detroit un(| m ,,|,||i,|,i Hill. • Ut I* uert Mai lone Hauer, if, y.-m ■ •td,‘ v v t im v h it.'v rtl}' lull reluittimt lelleimou at tin*! Los Altlfidos itiil. Maib no . !».■ in ■ v m i j . ‘ i i V V . t ’ lir.mUvn imiimtant tinkle slut*. Uwmht 1 Newcomer Playing Well In (iolf Tourney Major Lcajffuo Leaders nitn - round and still Karo. Gunther, in*. " R".l M„, Memphis, I . „ ^ \\ M h‘ ^,r'^.My,; n J r« "■ «' ................ .. ! • 12-*: «“ • ..... . V DSATIN IS W A S H A B t ! or your MONEY BACK! A W.isltnbility Policy w ith every [mrchnsr! D rie s in JO min. 14 washable satiny colors f o r every room In the house! I ry a quart! "'"‘ m; . 1! uJbZ1..;.... ■! T x i.f.a fcs >4 V ■ W«AR AMP TlftR ON the III! Ill I'lmne 33d Need I'll lilt for 1 i m I'onipt M fliiriv Srrvlri* m i - I n 1*1r k1 W -.bill SI —■ • zi^'uts.. ...... ...... . Maryland and Monte May rolurniMK at TOUR CA* I ate the tell ten renter. Itoserve * < T NOW CHEVROLET LUBRICATION TRANSMISSION • CHASSIS Hero's your ticket mi <mr trniri of vslties, so rail till aboard! Ttiia moritli the Imrcaiu .speelal is a C'OMI'LKTI': htlirieiitloH of your ear for llit< exceptimi.illy low prico of fl.H 5 Thu lubri­ cation incltiilea all four of tho vital lubrication aroint of your ear tniiismimuiH, rear axle, crankcase, aril ehiissis. You’ll s/ive inuitoy by boppiitif ubmiid our hai'Kaiit oxjiresn mow ! REAR AXLE ...a n i,c fc o u r s e its u scm ic CRANKCASE 4-Way Spadal Lubrication Bargain Indudoi Thtit 10 OparaH4nii I f ' i I 0 9 I I R . . , Kitfliwt -uiiK■Urine • a n g v i a r c c o o l e r by a t lu u l lev*. m a lic control} k e e p you out ol too , m r'o kilcluni in co o ler p la c e t firt* C N I A H I K • • • b in u ti *h# hpnl i| ronifrtliolfd n'’ ^o©d, Utt fatal hfiil i| And don P Inr(j4f< II rM P **4 V h * i r u i t t w i f i I* m I f you* Dm.,- '.Jrfifn m i&frW. • i.3 9 Qt. SEN K ARIK (ibASS & PAINT COJ ........... • ..... ... |» f™ ISSirtSSl S S .C t ..... ..... .« j- s» . i- o G r l .'l f r " - ........................ . champion, pruviiles the i.pposltlou •» on iipiimveil hy for MlsaKirby. 1,'acim; ... ........ . S daZ * 4 , 4 9 iM. *s.T s fY iw a s w iffK S .' •«. Mtif Il/»1 IP Reiuly-M ivi.1! rtoc* on w ithout Lip m.irkit %‘BelaW/' toCOOL J .' , , Hl’ N s HATTED IN Huldnson, The Somiimlcs m e al*n w l l ; C ' J hP|.ndrtKhdtv T l i ' i l Ho’: h "• ••••Hlvii I IK; Kiner, PittshurKh fmtlfled with expeiiiiic.il .... .. {,a.. "ml Klolty ’ 1 | l7. at end with N o,....... Eubm.k., L * .i e i » U i m' riiilinuV ' HITS |tohinson, llrooklyn IIHtj Ted Hewitt. .......mid Motion and I imvos 1, happy <ml imt. si. I........ IH(I. Dick. Kendall nil W L im nn J Miss Knl.y, known as iho 1:01 IXM'HI.ES Itohlnson, lliooklyn other yeni of play. I'ii">liinen who has hoen limner up in mine winumcn Kniti* Ciimpliell, Hilly tourinV,ents ihaii any other wo- Id; Ennis. I’liihulolp'iia (in,, TIIIPI.ES- Itohlnson, llrooklyn, Kelly, Vie Hryepanie and l.ouis man I'ompclitoi n i" n i" l, i"ni" I Manriiiet (.indsay. Dernim IN . ilii'i.in and Slntirtliloi, St. I,mils Sutton lieild tin* icserve h i wtili . any of them lapniile of uiooim; 3 and J. to reach the ipiiuioi tmil U. HUME PENS- Iviner, Pitts. fp|,, ,, stallinu beilli if Iho v t o i . Ml.s Kiiltv ran tlnoneb II ‘ 11 l.ouis (VJ. m,, should slip. SlRi’l of I'hihiii'ilpliiai iilimh u In-• trli In: Musiiil. SI S lu t.E N MARKS Ui'hlnsnn, |,oUcrtnrl1 ||>M Dawk.,............ runnenip Inst year, in sm pi 1 1 .■ ! easy '■ anil n fiishimi and the ‘ ^"I'm l'tiwV* ‘ w'T.l ,," i';klyr . ,t" 1' Sehmel* -oen, to iho ousted Mis. John 'I. I" I"I "t l i t ' Kip'* Itim ^II mm klvtl l'I n ',,|1|(||injt llisii l»» lr«ek u, Kt,arils lui. II .1; ..Mils Hoe, lliooklyn l.l-n (l|||l| „ ri.u , n|lt( ,,,1, riilladi-lphla, G and I. • Polly Itiloy. Foil Wm tf», I', v . "sTIIlKKUHTS— Spalm, lloslim «r" »«'' M .flnio, a HU', mom.. will ho Miss lilclly ’;' llllpIMIl'Mt I't . J ' iJ *# *•. I'H i Ia w a r pin# p*1 btlowofl louf. �THE SANFORD HERAI.tt SANFORD FLORIDA m m It Is— Our Big Autumn Food Value Event! Grapes 3 ‘- 29c f Corn 5 - 29c7 Rad M alaga _ s I Golden Bantam _ V PEARS 2 w v ir. « Yellow S ib bag Cauliflower Eating Applet Sweet Felileei 8 lbs* 39e 29e Loag White Irish Potatos S lbs. 33s | | Fancy Sliced CW.VCA a a u [Pineapple No 2 Can ia in i.im illlh FLOUR SOUP TETLEY Orange Pekoe Palmetto and Third Hta. 314 E. Firat St. Quantity Rights Reserved Prices Good Thru Sat. Sept. 17 While Vinegar HALF OH WHOLE lb. SHANK END lb. BUTT ENDS ' . lb CENTER SLICES lb. Smoked Skinned LARGE 49c 29c 39c 89c T.mdor Baby Reel come Cider Vinegar No. 1H Kuro WuJfle Syrap glen 20c N1BLETS Ststey Cube Pound Pig New Pock 1 M tr ic o r jQ Pee! lb. pig Bralas lb. . pig Livar lb. Cottage Chiu* lb. Hickory Sweet Grade A Bacon lb. Mt. Vermont Grade A Dressed h Drawn, Quick Frozen Young Dnckllag lb. Slircb2pkgi 11c Old Dutch Grade A Chicken Quick Fzoron BREAST lb. 98c WINGS lb. .59c Legs and Thighs lb. 79c 111c Tidy Huuie Huuiehold lags pkg. 21c Phalli rag. 21c Swift's Prem. Rolled Veal Roast lb. 59c Boston Butt Pork Roast lb. 49c Kingan Reliable Sausage lb. bag 29c Mexene 14-ex. Chill Fidir cu 14c Stokely's Fruit Cocktail A M SlrlolB Sink lb Briikal Slaw lb. Hiibufir lb. Bib Bcul lb. FILLETS SHRIMP FILLETS lb . Flounder Deep Sea lb. Pressed - 33c 49c SCALLOPS lb. 59c Cooked LOBSTERS lb. 59c _____ Lk* . m f M t A U of Auction Gtm « .. *» WHITING 2 No V/g Can cmn Hed Perch freak Ocean i 39* CAB A million plumbers In • e Can Gradu A, Drouiml A Drown Quick frozen Fryers or 12-ox Cans tb Clceaiir 25s • ;v �■ n s *rrr——•™ >r. T^TT tm U « H y T h a r * I * ® f r 4 « f t B _ T I1 E W E A 1 T 1 K K T * Prttsct t M M m e l tha 1 WorMt To h t o M O i r ttg r ts * of A u n l it To Product PraSg ritty fa r Sanford. SHjr? # a n f o r if c * K iiU M im t AN IN D K PK N D ftM tyA ILY NEW SPAPER______________ J 1 » M ____________________________ 8 A N T O K D , F L O R ID A , Senator! ToShowUpFor fEPC Hearing! t p" v - - J - r;— SEPTEMHHR 8 B AY PTEM H K R 18, ~ m »16, H UDAV 1949 - • CIO Leader Declares 170,000 A Year Man Willing To Work Steel C o m p a n i e s For U. S. Govern­ Should Accept View ment For Nothing Of F a c t - F i n d e r s W ASHINGTON, S o * . IS— (^H -Elsven aonatorh, repreooutioy both poll ileal partita, * W ASH IN G TO N . Sept. 1 6 jP )—Th» Renat* today r*|»ctfd President Truman's appointgiant nr r a r l * r. .......o n in ru lu a * p aym ent *2 >:r. ITT1 . nyiiieuii *h»n royal tie* ro the Min* f t "ttl**l Carp, official, lu head It United Mina Worker* of America, ra. U. S. Dis- P * munitions board. It volad * riel Judge John E!. Miller, In a t . **rlab military slrfltld decMun announced her* today, i ffV * for tbo post. The uppoalwas chiefly a prut eat a•aid that the UMW contract vio ' r o n ,r“ t v ,f * . E iinat la t W h ite Hous*-appruv*d H o u e iWklla lute* the so-rulled “freedom *a |-fia n a for llg en frlti to- continue work" amendment to tha Arkan year aal“» <\>nitlndl„n, and tharafare " M J from Ibe Steel cumpany IK sIllt. •b ile aervlng In the guvtrnM M post. W a HHING TO N. Stpt. is — ■A’i—John L. Lewie today an­ Wa s h in g t o n . Sept i6 (A1) nounced suspension of walfard paymenta to minor* effoctivo -—Cail A. llgenfrlti. $70,000 * year tomorrow. Lewis eald tho ahil u fflru l, o flrrrd l.idav to lion was duo to lark ot fund*. k for thr government ftu noth It waa ordered In a reeolatia* if il I. podtblr H it nurntnaadopted at • five-hour moot lag lo be chairman o! the Muni­ of tho fand’a truitooo. Lewis, speaking briefly with report- tion' Board it uiiiici lu r m the era. declined lo eay whether Senate became lie declmr. to give there would bo a walkout In tip hi' ptivatr |iaychr<k v.hile lie the coal field*. lw i* | IM I L IN ia ltM t< WASHINGTON, Sapf. l6 -< /P ) — Lack of attendance kept the Sen­ ate Labor Committee from voting leeby on a Fait Employment Practrice* Act. Seven of the 13 mssabari ihowed up for the meeting, but Senator H ill (D-Ala) left, explaining that ha had a data to talk with Praiiplant Truman about rural telaphone*. That left only ria member* pretent. Under Senate ru|ei, no meelure may be reported or recom­ mended unlen a majority of thr committee actually i i present. Thr Funeral nervkei were conducted In Fautu yesterday rt the Church other * i l member* yre out of town ■of Christ for Rennie Ernest Thomtisun, 21 year old veteran, who died Chairman Elbert Thoma* (D- at the Hey Fine* veteran* huipllnf last Sunday following mi uutioimbile accldrnt In Sanford on Arg. 111. The American Lugimi war In Utah) told raportan that ha hail ciiurge of gravetlde ceiemon'ee ut Sylvan Cemetery. OPo chance to pul the bill to a vote “ vhils H ill wai at the matting becauta of "remark*-" hT J ! " T i . E ; i . « iii- ( . •till Inland* to try d**lt» for a vota without hearing*, lie **ld he wdnt* to have tha blit ready for Senate Action In th# nait »«*flon of congrea*. A tiling of Admlnlllratlon vie tori** In the Bcnste gave Prssit dent Truman today tha full tariff cutting power* he damanded. Foe* of tha Reciprocal Trade Agretmenta Act fallM lit avary it - Future Farmers Develop Talents On School Project Abolit on* out of fvtry thraa boy* of flamlnoj# VtlSh School la aettva in the Futur* Farmarii of America It waa rav#al*d today. Thin lI*i nn an ineroatfa IneTOr"- of almont 80 young farmarn farmara ovar o ... la* .lait . . . year'* mmbar wnten nh mow* raoldnumber ahowa tha the ra _____ which y Inert* Increailng Interact In *uch a f prokrim* Kenneth Eaddy, advl*or, ha* made numarou* Imyrovement* on th t tool* and macnlnery In tho work chop, and hgd recalrnd tha traitor and tha farm truck. Th» ovarhead aufnMng ayntam ha* been cleaned and part* raplaced, and a n*W coat of paint "feu !* Jff’ js r -u p m i ptraon* ara invllld to vl*U thl* projf i t and sea what cooperation among theie young men can do, MRS. H. I M O W N DIES Friend* will ba iorrv t * learn of tha dtalh of U n . B . l>. krown of Atlanta, mothar of J. ,W. Brown of thl* city. Mr*. Brown’* daalA ocenrrad aarly today, ,1a Atlanta. Mr. Brown la aaaocifted with tha Fruit Growar* E ip ra** Company of this city. new low Nu- 279 is day appealed tu the Meet induilry to accept lhe presidential board'* Peace recommendation* lu avert a •(like Sepi. 25 and at the tame time tumnioned it* top strategists t» plot ihr union's next move. Union f ’ rendeni Philip Murray •rut thi> telegram tu ih r 57 it eel Mioducing companies which apiiearrd before President Trum an* ta il finding board. “ A ilrike can be averted if yout imputation will agree with the union and publtc opinion to arcepl tha recommendation* of ih* Heel in d u ilry b o a rd as a b a »i» f p ro m p t »elt b o r d itp u ta . the caitfing la labor Wo ate 10mb and wilting to •ppiove, Im apiioinlmriil for the job tn a mle tchedulrd al 2 r . M he t,ill j,k tm a legal opinion at to whelhri hr tan .eivr willioul Hy- l IlMlIIIUII ly d in g . tl)-Md) of ibe Senate Aimed Servuei loinnnt e made |,o h llr the I r lt r i ilio itly rltue lie look the llo o i to argue fo i to n lll Illation u l ih r .i|>|>oiti1B triil Aiiulhei m n lio 'e iv ia l nonil gallon dial ot Jnhti t ’a i'o n ot M u llig a n to h r a m rm h ri of the F td r ia l 11avia ComBIMMOll "a . past on ih r Senate *cbe<lulr t Fixed At JhU lU mvvii tons ert .' l A l l A I I W i r . .Sept 16— (7 I he I 1, 11, 1.1 * 'r ,.ile today p a tl* a 1,10,led ) |>r, n ,t jr tlr . lax. 1 ha • ! tuirtl > ir «... .V n, in I he lull ,, ilnu.ll identical to tha one deleileil l« t|.e Seiuie by • •' 21 It- ,,.ie l.ui lo c.d a y Only a iriirii.lii.rul, v.eie lacked on . dtn uig a nioim ng long vo ttu n . H e ..n iv id riin ,.i, i,| ih r measure, who I, A .liiiim tlirtl,,,,, ip u k e iin a n have 1 .11,1 Will ,n ri ve Hit- a p p iu va l «, f l „ . vei,,,., rtiieu, .ante vvhin ns in rio l.M , ,.| il,e ‘ triia te tw llc h e d . I lie 11 n .lrs 41i.lv in ,, ., i I,m g r made w a i radm lion ut the , I.iilim g exem ption * • M tv rd llg e n tn lr >uid in a le lrg ra in tu l*ITTSBRGH. Sept. Stephen I L a ily . deputy S e tirllic CIO Untied Steelworkers to­ Mr> id D rte n tr. that if ih r Senate i F.xcmpt ions On Clothiiu: Are Cut From Maximum tr« 111 t irk ft 11f 111* i Oltlllk( $-4 instead . Ilf $ M* 4 III I -die I till IkIII | heavy. ft Jt*||)|nr HI mi -•j r * 1 tt» llir u x . not I FRENCH FINANCE MINISTER nml chnlt■ mini ut On' tul.-iniilt.iiiiil In r%i m l tU M ( llnuk'* Ii.-iii .I .>1 c-i-v -i in.in. M.nliice I'ltsclu- llt-fli |>i. , mi- I' i .-i.I.-nt A m ell- ml ti* n.»hr ihr IrtX I V Truiiimi in W.i.ftni.il.-ii vvitli it gnvt-1 rmnlc of w>>i*.I fi-nn llii'tmi |,,re I u,|i HI |‘>i| M i voird duwn. „ ‘*» I,,. i Wood*, ........ -• »» ■ _ W...|_.| II,ink « ... founded. Looking ......... S-.-,,ln,y o f tin I'. .,- ,,,i lulu, Sn.vdi-1 i ' gi l t o lid Eugene HI;,, k , l, „ k g i,> ,u „h jtl Aiill'6 t. , x llrucktn, 1 n il I 'l liO 1,0 u l -In li.< nh I.u l,, !u C h ie f E ke e u tlv...... ... il„ - in liiiUei II-i .u Ltiiti Hi'i\ le, , 11, lull. (lntten. ■lull,,,, Ml <1,1,1’ Ml ill,, Hi. mK- v o v in o M , u rg in g eio. i , < i• ' , ..11.11% t i l , . t.,.■i Kiip' 1 ♦mi -1, Mathews, 11,it,-inoil,nml i M -11* VI'ttice, Kay, M, A i thin ^ Sin■mis. Hmlth. H,-lgi >' luck. I *• ,r Girl Testifies Hungarian Red Mother Had Too Goes On I rial For Much To Drink Plotting WithU.S. The Itm-nfrlu appointment has | The I Hvnl Aren attrucked t>v H*1*nlni § |r.V i> a. establishing • had prewhich faderal offl Sedtnt„ uniter > Attorney Went Into Hungary Was Tu He Bedroom While Shei Made llltu A GC o. Jl > W as Intoxicated oney O f Y uVih g ou slavia J n i,iv i,l \< ;.U V ‘ i Huvuin-I I t )i hk IM» Ih til I I,' MirltLd, *“ V\U<s..it W . \ If", ,1 A v a r s , * I,,i Ue, 1tavie, I Mulls! Fop#, Stiugls, Walker, lu Those nil., ' w i l , hi'il rii'll, "No" ... “ Yes' « , , , Inluistou, McArt Inn To* I*., hiiig mi,l tlsacham. 'Z t"! Zufti' before, volt'll tor the hill todtjf^ .... cm rmihl continue■Ib iwcsWe out­ ' il. Tiu n iillltl1, 114*IIIH Ilf I h f reiume collectfvc fcarBaiaiai and mhh side puv from prlvnto cb»npatile» ’"“nugici i„ stall off |(|| (|(,lll|t|. „ „ ,, (iy , „ g , i | t n all tu reach prompt : a if lt * l* n t llgenfrlti, vice president of the you on the basis o f In* board'*,ri- II S Hire) Corporation of lleluIII H i\ iir v . I i i . . I ntoi 1. 1 , over w h e lh i'i oth er b ills ATIJVNTA. Sepi. 14*— (/!») n t l i A I L M . H m igrtiv. I <*| Ml Hi ,o ,ill in \ M Monday. I wire -aid there in riiv im a iio u*, ........ are “Impelling * VAI.I.F.Y STREAM. N. Y Sept. cunimtndaliun*." BERLIN, Sept. 16—f / P ) - 0 n * I he p r r lly , m lt Ip o k ri, tte tu l.iilg l, id 'l -| . h / I m R ,i|k on, r I Ion that vvrir> unlit .ilium I 1 ,1 Murray ordered tho big union's I reason!of H'* ",od persunsl nn American and three B ritiih tnldier* U> (/!’) I hr hullcl-riitdlrd body V auril . . . . . . in the t ul (tuveiiiiu W w a g* im llcy conim tttO # to meet lure” which innke II Impossible le i ,d rt lu d g r t n l i l i r j toil.iy l l u l g.nv - No 7 l o iu iiiim m i I. i.,lil >,(lir„,|> made a daring cicape last midnight I of ■'0 e*-cnnvicl whole testimony here at 8 A. M. Wednesday. for him (o resign from Ida com hei la lh e i'i a r r p ie i once e n le ird l"'o |,|r , , n u ll to il,i f h r p lo llr il vvili, 1I..Li•r- ivouhi ilg ir r il l I r l llo lh lflg salary the h rtlrm im id her it,lin k m iilh r, from a Rumen pri*on in ea*l Ber­ j Jirljtr.J irnd lesdrri nf Murder, Inc., There was no a m p lific a tio n of l>anv ut left,** l» draw A m rii. .11,1 ,im l ul I, r i vvr-h 'iu r,- lo |,( i. n r . l ill all i l l n l In i o ld ululate lin. the U. S. Army announced to­ jiu thr rlrrlric chair, wai found the announcement. Union o ffic ia l- fiout tl Friends "aid he would Sulivr, luridly, irtul hloiuir ILi, ov. i, I mimi (hr l MU,II,III,nl cove,,, ru o iig li >u|i|iu,1 lo ortss the lim ltc ii lose i*et,stem ami ulhei trenefits ,1 j k l r L it nighl nrnr .Southern Slate declined to d llc u s t the order. day. luiiii ('rtipruler, hr, uuilhri .n kcl Mtroi III.| lll.lk r I llillg llV .1 " . .-1.,„ v , i.,l, , I,IX lu ll. M u rra y 's actio n com*# w ith a l,e Io.ik siicii action. The Amrrican, Pvt. John J. Sen- Jl'.nkh.iy on l^ n ig Island lo hr Iril ,ili>lie with Attorney )ol,„ • I ) i,god,i i m , 11, « mi,h i h r il,,,|»p>ug on-! ption o f scov niitra Iresum Vf* Mi|l I |*l *»fII Ul iimcti negoilu •Fre-nUnt ’ ----- Truman .hu* uimtovcd . , lucweci. it, iold officer* he am) I I lie man, who** body wa* still Ilona hetwern union and some M | an* anangemenl under wliirh l.m kvvootl 14.«i k. I m iiiic i i ii re-, im , m iiM-ir, 'il. o . i .d the lo m l i lo llu u g me tin l i l t i Maim, had been allot three litnea ate*) companies bhwked by • dll genfrtu would continue l« dt.iw hi* compaman* burrowed thruugh B rtlllrtl.l't •lep irt ll t r i , ) ililg r Ro and h r t i C rtip e n tri, 44, it now on i i m ! .,l,,l l.m , m,, lllM II'li'l. mi ll,«- to m 1r VMMplioUl tli. il lo u r I,re ll |HC1a thick wall with a blunt knife and in I lie head and thrae liniei m the ference of opinion over whalhei I ITOjhhi sir. l company pay m ou iii gnvi iiiin r n l, v m il ,m n i.il , n h r.l ,iv l l i r hu m ul.i tu i 11inH, workers should help companies, get 114,(H)lt fedetal pey a( 'he managed to reach through and bat k. ilm ig e il w ith a llrm p liu g to mm tm In* M r u i lli s rtn . . . l l m J ..1i -.ilr U& liy lltr r.o v i-in u i’B velu. pay for aocia] Insurance and pen I ante time. .................. Police identified the victim a* aion programs. open their cell door. IlgenfrIU -aid In hie Irttei he in Lockwood July 27 hy tllim il •iH.iillit (i Ion k||11Ml|»i| .»! ,;( irr<li ............... ................... lI !ij,i HwfcMW ^ < IH Scnkiewrcr waa taken lo an Phil (Little F arvtl) Cohen, 43Both (Idas now are working dot «•» advised that as « mallei of mg al him lout tirnei. I mi.I. In tin, Mil, -. l»v l" U e m 't ttic HIM kviii 4 » | i i r i v n l.rliN fi'ii l Mill i , w a llas # * „ ■ I'a a s K la h ll law lie cannot serve as M unition,yrai tild en-mtmbcr of the Murder ing • 11-day strike deadline rx Army hoipiial where he wa* re­ Couly, the 20-year-old ,,,llrg» inm m l ^ hi eifiil llir N i \ i r l Hoard rh n tim u i, and not la ke the ported in a "generally wsakenrd hit . mob who turned stalea avi- tension which expire* at m id ­ •tuilrnt, alio told ol Imw hr, im > -slarv involved. l i. i h o M i o l It .r l oM M ii l o .M , physical condition but not unduly deiue in 1940. It wa* Cohen'* night Bept. 24. Steel Cm i Meanwhile the Navy lowe-ed a lliri had chellihed a puiple »i The United State* ||, r feet llir * iiu .n ot K. u ilg Irilim uliy (hat h • I p * d tend poration, leading producer end, senile tioum on Capt. John <. chid given lo h ei by b n k w o iid .....I undernouriihrd." . iliV ' t li.lig rv i . , I ,1 .4 . . . . I.-.I • po I, r lir . lJ r , gllltv III .ill lll.llgrv Loin* (l.rpke) Buchalltr. leader of traditional pac# natter in the steel I'ro m n ie lln ami tlie n uulrkly ad ol Imw her mother hail ira, l,r,i ' He had besn held by tha Rus­ ' " sians line* ls*t Nov. 5 when he thr gang, and two of hi* undatlingi industry, has refused to accept monished all ll» other officers to­ Ihr point where .1.. could .-Ik ol m tl-. „„ i. -mru. W „ the recommendation* of a presl- day against speaking out publicly nulllillg but "John .aid tl......... jlii.U III- ptollnl With .... ......... 1 rode a itieetcar into tha Soviet to lhe electric chairus Grommaitrv did. - • >■ IC M t t t M i wai r * i * re a r) Howard Heddlnk of , , ^ ' J , l 4 i* Uugndrtvirt g iiv e illliiru l to .ivoi'W sector by mistake. Ha said he was the.Sergeant i'w p ro b le m it, riu n iiio iiity Secretary Matthews, announcing John said that. , . .. Ml, . . . i « „ii pn atate police said thara was Virtually without emotion, th n 'iu lr Ir.olmg lluug-ii.in "llici.il* ( W|!............................... .. lit hy lire s tu d ,I'll lo rt u lg that Crommelin’s public and vigor­ questioned 16 day* and night* and ■Hit It- tpieatfon tr.ai Cohen's slay.fens* witness told the couit H,.|k ■piicklv iiatiu-d tw . A mu-i_i( | V ( .(| | t'JAtli l(i'Ktmriit, Nallimei ous criticism of service unifica­ ■ x*< in -I-r . , ■ | *1 I . * *.*8111 defense .......... Lug wn* linked tu gangland venge"bealen when they laid I wa* ly­ , ... u,|i Id-,. H.-u|Uitg gut" undue li.< title,'tiutl uf tion "obviously disqualified" him h»r mother hsd tukeii fium ln-t I ant e. He said It n»d not baan ing.” Rnymoiiil K iuIhi , with Capt. I . icm I. RnyuiMi fur continuing to work for the a convertible car and all hei "I ■" ........... l l , ‘" 1 •" *' '""X ,1,-ti-i mint'll yet, however, whether i. ,ihi* in- court, .M int In, Sanktewecs I* the »on of Mr*. ,1 i,, iu> fi.-i-iv tn-i-iv -t. I(„v tiicull and t'u|,l John Fupe Il'v tN s w * os re a r rowel rlothes. it grew out of Cohan’* earlier **• Problems Studied Bv Local Unit Of National Guard Junior High School I« Robbed Of »2(H) Mary Bsnklewrct of Baltimore M'l N.u-lailnn with Murder, Inc., ur Bankitweri to h t -Army o fftin * ....... hi* most recent actlvttie* ha and the three nrulnh ......... .. tv liltli pultca said waru shroudetl u*ed an Iron ltor fro M u n * of then in myaler. bed* to pray opan, shelr cell block Ilu t-lis lie r, u te rlo rd o f the crlm door and then fled «V«r a w»'1 iiia l syndicate th a t operated out topped by jagg«l gl**a. of llro o k ly n , died In Hlng R ing’s They reached ih* atr*wt by t-lertrir ch a ir f o r tha m u id a r sneaking Ihrmigh a bombed out of Joseph Roaen, a B ro o klyn and then **p * building th citiulv *(o ru qparator. make Vhatr way to tne weetern Executed with him wera two SMtor. Sanktewecs managed to get of hi* h associates named Ilf Nil* #puiiw *w "T ' „ "aa *c * to ____ German ___ rpolice ___ ___ nation .. In the 'complices in the slaying, Emanuel French nactor and talophrmed (Meiidyi Weiss ami l.ouls Capone. American authorities. Cohan also had been Indicted He naid ha made on* danh for In ihe slaying. Rut after ha took fraadom the day he wa* arreet- the si amt to testify for tha atat*, •d but wan recaptured Nov. d he was tried and sentenced to prtwhen he could not make his way t t a a lla t a * Oa * t f . M g h t l out of the Soviet sector. He said ha wan taken to Oranlenburg prinon m tha Kusslan son* for exhaustive questioning "by high Ruailan offlcara," and latar waa returned to Jail In 1h« Soviet sector of Berlin. , The Armv quoted him aa nayInc "My food Improved greatly about ftvo or i k week* ago, when L bajran to gat whlto bread for tb^flraf time Mntfa I wan arrenl- COHTA R IC A Q U IT B L AK E HUCCE0 8 , Sept. 1A - 6F) Secret a ry-denaral Trygve Lie ■ “that■ C------o r -----announced today ha. resigned as a member of iha Unitrd Nation* Trusteeship coun­ cil. He said no reason waa given. The resignation w ill ba ronaldarad hy tha U. N. assembly opening In Nsw York naxt Tuaaday. LONDON, Stpl. Id—OP)—Britain today gave Em ir Bayad Mo­ hamad Idris El Sanuatl, local rular S of Ctranilcd, tho power to draft a coaatltution far running the in­ ternal affair* sf that fonder T h l* Improvement coincided with Italian *>» t i ll warib African U. R. POPULATION m a t . Clranaka l a k t A f a b ten t- a latter to Soviet authorities by W ASHINGTON, Bept. IB—( f ) tha AlMficsn n^ltary gyymant )' tory In eaatem LIMA. —Tha Canaua Bureau asttautod today that tha United Btataa pap­ RYDER CUP MATCHBB ulation wa* 148,462^)00 on Aug. 1, b vl i OANTON, England, Bept. I B This waa an Incraasa of StfiOOO —A Navy ship's M M u killed M a t FaulkM r and J im over tha July 1 estimate. A t that 'and three other “ g a r* Britain’s profaaalonal rata of Incraasa. tha poptUaUon loualy Injured la a t, flrat blood i t the Ryder will pasa the 160,000,000 mark fpra autoa collided M g mate has today when they da- hefora Jan. 1. cast of Cacil ‘ Jofcanr Palmar and Dutch Tha Aug. 1 figure rapraeanta an a l tha U, R , I and 1, in Incraasa of 17,1*1,000 or 114 pa* Bcatck foursome. cent, ovar tha l | L M * , l t i y tr ■ona actually counted on A |v . 1, JACK S I S$7 5 ? 1B-0P) ■w WOULD HANK HONORS TRUMAN f American Soldier Lepke Informer Held By Russians Shot To Death E scapes Prison In M ob Style negotiating a prompt (ctllamcot o| Pvt. Sienkicwics And Murder. Inc. Member ^3 British ll*l Bed "Oitve Testimony In Southern isnatgrft h«vd bl iS SSS; Jail Ten Months Famous Crime Trial protnftd .against any comr holding vote dn the bill without h Prana l , ( U t d W lra Percent Sales T ax FORT SM ITH , Ark., Sept. 1 4 i4*)~ Ark anna* coal mine operatom now have federal court per oaraark 10 to IS par cant of the fcoaor la the 91414,898,199 for* olga oraia aid bill to at! op aa Atlantic area poHr# fa rt*. Paraoaaal of tka latarpatlasal po­ lk a ra il would l a rotrultod fr o a voluatoara from the m a n ­ or European nation*. The polka would b. under thh control of tho defense commliigs wbkh la ,or • r i t h f t t AtJantlc Pact. I f thare had bean a vole, tin mtaiure would hav# btan approvad. Thoma* had proxy vote* of four absent member* which he could hav# uatd. Thaae, together with th t ballot# of,Thom a* and Banatori Murray (D-Mont) and Humphrey (D -w lnn), rirpportsra o f the bill, wofOd h flV b ra n ju f f t - A m o d * le d I* • -j Labor Committee Un­ able To Act On Civil Rights Bill Through, Lack Of Attendance > »• * Murray Urges Steel Official Steel Heads Seeks No Pay Senate Votes 2 2 -16 Avert Strike fo r U.S. Work In Favor O f Three Auto Accident Victim ~ - f e m t ld (itiinalljr (air through Saturd<»> tu r p i inr « lilt 1} scattered ihuiidtMhuwrix in afternoon*. Gentle -uulhrrl) Hindi, r .ic t'llv l l - l f l t " 1 I‘ Mix* fnrpenler said her mull, .... . I l wwimura , Hi'lKllug III till- lUHtl UClIllll o a » *»» S u u ti • t >1,1,1 tried to turn her agaln't { l.luut. John S u ii I» lnv.li tided iht her ntepfather hut that ahe iuul ■ Mu'ti iii denlitig m tli cmu.IUioui FIREM EN IN JU R E D | „iMing from ii ilthunti,,u* lit* in TAM FA , Sept. 10— (JP)— Five ilrmamled proof. Hhe le»lllir-l I,ei muther told her "daddy Iuul tiremrn were injured today fight­ it..- m il, ll lll y , I.H ilt S m llli coniine I c l tin- men lltiu u g b ing a fire which swept thruugh the spent all her money" and "he wna letting his huslnenx diMp ul gu ard d u ty w ith xpcclal e u ,|d ia tl* Bienville Furniture Manufactur­ together." | I i,in-,/,I -u-i vlrev weie held wed 1 1n. p ru te c ih m of p iiv a tc pro. ing Company. Aa for Lockwuud, M I hh ('ill- ni-.luv Die Rnhe'l 'l Nnugelv i p c ily . Theu Murrah, plant manager, ,h ' r H V ,T ,y, ............ 1 Home in JuchvMnv.he lu r ,N„ llr n lll|r h lim • aid Ihr iosx was "terrlfir", ami mid "daddy had tmrruwrd till Ida rlv.l, liukcraiin wlm died lues i ......... " ............... ............. .. damages would run into thousands money x x X hut he didn’t xu> ,)ln ......dug In a Jack-...nville ' , ...... , .i of dollars. daddy had repaid him." Inllnwiiig .. l-,.,g i l l . . . l’ Animry. I idle uie held ev«y Mrs. Carpenter Is Mipiutn! a.,prat,-1 n „ ' II,, ..... Edgar *' “U ^ Eilgai ............. pastor of ' form the Juuge and In suing f,n v i„ ) i „ , i lllaplist i . p l h i fflm lm ic h In | tflu -J'” " 'lh V « •’ Mayfair icn H'aaltaee* Oa Pass_ Klahl* M,,,‘ ,u )"•« lh' ________ ________ .S'huHhi I,ii-k mill VIIt*', of fie I,....I at I : Mignnuatlon. BLKH MOTOHCADK ' 7 ' '.T 1 siu.i.viii.- I..... M i, ■ T he Ideal u n it imw cuiirI xU ef Hanford clti«*na will he given « h | ,,"MI ' dft men ami ihn-o „lfici-r», l icut. oppurtunity to visit the Hun v 1 I " X ''''" 1" “ ‘I. 1,“ ' ' J Hinds s lute, I, uml udditiunal « stated, A m,in Homo for Crippled Child..... Mu-kingdom (,oliege in N -« «••*•- list melds w ill lie accepted during at Umatilla Rumluy nft cl iHimi J4umI, Hi* wilt h iu it Hm) I i > WASHINGTON. Sept. l 6-” (/Pj^Th# FBI laid today lha nation's when a motorcade will leave tin* HunleM in New Athens, II, Rcpl. llii' National tSuuid lien uitmeut lb l ve w h lc li si uMe, I yes I ui day. trim# late foaa 2.7 per cent in the citie* and 7.6 per cent in rural areet Elks Oluh nt 8:00 F M i" g i"' 16. limy Iuul made llu-lr during lh« jin l half of this year, compared with the iam* period in new members In the club it chotire l,,,,,,>■ i i , Hanford fm more than 26 BODY FOUND to visit th# home, Harry Kudeir yeu,- „t,d opeiuled thu'lim y Shu1946. NEW SM YRN A REACH, deoL announced today. All lid....."It'd 1 ,|,,w. Nursery In Rtuilli Runford The dal*, published in a bulletin of the Federal Bureau of (nvetlillesi.li'H the widow lie Is suivlved ill - (/Fl— 'Tile Irmly of Jess* Willritixens are Invited to pm ticipule waa found gallon on Crlmo and Law En— ----------- ---------------- lu ti>« motorcade and to visit tin i,y 1,1,1- illlllglltel. Mis. Fell'I H | urd Tunkeraly, UC, ill |lie Indian Ktver «sri| home. Huy III Jucknuliville uml a In o ilier,.j flouting . fimitlund Dickersun of t'otumliux, 1 arrested for *11 type* id Coronar V. it. ltiunuuo ruled lha GAMBLERS ANONYMOUS <1 crime January through June, 1848.' ,n raurdar cu»e accidental drowning. TankasLOB ANOELKB, Bpet. U l-(/P ) When Mi, llichelsiiu fjist came waa t l raara ■ l'a*#s declined by 7.1 per cent nnd — N o y thfra'a a gamblern anony­ sly wax flailing Wudnuiduy whta In Hanford, lie wus riupliiycd liy In oedar, the nakt moil frequent "*8l*gant , manslaughter by 4.8 mous, he fell from u Inidgu draw into the John UHloii Electric Hh.ip uml tha rigu ■rraata were'm ada-in the 22, 2S, »’* r «"»• and tha figure for rapes Tho fdra behind the organisa­ ul»o served us supvrlnleinlent far the river, remained une hanged. 80 and t4 year age group*. tion la alitillar,*to Alcl-olh-s An- the Florida Frecooler Plant oper­ The report assarted that for. Auto thefts similarly dropped onymoua, Carl Nawman, spokes- ated hy R. I - Cornell. During thu ii u i k i ii tha period 81478 parsons under 211—8.7 per cant In cities and 6.8 per man-Uadtr of 0 . A., disclosed vvui lie wui enipluycd at the Hanlast night war# arrested and fingerprinted— . c* * l ln ru™l *raas. JA C K S O N V ILL E . Rapt. I fiuii Nuvul Air Htulloii uml during bit 0‘ amblers Anonymous 11.8 par cont of tho toUl 400,088 Howavar, burglaries and larcan88 I he past three years was assuclat- Atlanta pramlnanca for i ........... fingerprint arrest records. Thi* lr l r®»* 4.4 and 8.8 per cent ro- into 61 77 rd will, thu American Fruit Crow­ Atlantlo City waa an inerts*# of 144 per cent I* Ih# cities and 18.1 time with tha filing of an InitluBoston 59 78 over arraets In tha sam# age * n4 8 4 por cant rurally. Robbarla* live M tltlon to ban horae racing ds. Charleston 84 79in Califorata. bracket during tho first six »nd n m m t i M naanults increased Chicago 44 71 E XEC U TED " I dont , -------.-----tailing the world months of 1941— tho laat p re -w a r - in both population Integorlas. 67 a CHICAGO, Sept. 10_</p )_H er­ Detroit dr« droppad a fortune on the yanr, , Tho roport said .... that ...... more ... . :than I •8 New Yorh horsoa, , man F. Weber, 26, saved from an. “Moat of J. of arrasU, 77 por H«t of those arretted for tha otnar 62 Prison electric Pittsburgh in thia organ- the Btatevlile of parsons crlmo during tho yoor 1948 were 80 68 liation ■am* boat. W* chair five timss by laat mlnut* 8*^nt ^Louis violation*., found gnltty on trial. 82 D. C. k Wa'ra Just intervention of tha court* or tha showed U j t NT thd-raor, a total of 84 82 ous. sx* governor, waa aiaetrocutad today Fo“ 92 .wa* horsf for tha murdtr of a collage *tu> Ji ■ dtnb Or!____ _ 93 7f Thieves entered the Junlur High School last night and battered the safe open with a collection of odd tools and escaped with 9288 dut la ri, mostly cafeteria fund*. Police termed it an “ainaleu'itl, Job", H aul. Max Bass of the City Folic# Department was railed by Principal R. E, True lo Inveatfgeli• t 8:00 o'clock this morning wlien the crime waa discovered. The cafeteria lo u ts amounted to f 172 Dli'kurMon Fum'rul 11fid In JiiciiHoiivlIlf! III, mtli Ed Crime Rates Rise In United States; More In Rural Areas Than In Cities S S S fd ftf •!!“:. ’& THE WEATHER^ % if a H w F s w r f- • 1v. ■ ■ rT . ,- • ■ . .......... ' • ____ ^ i _ , � 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>, September 15, 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/0d344486f601ad8bf3d9b72fca2cdc45.pdf 7025f56d06eaed62fe3e7199aa04ffc5 PDF Text Text PAGE SIX Glenny Brann is Back In School After Losing Legs Judge TelU How It Feels To Have To Select The Most Beautiful Woman, By 1IAL BOYLK N E W YORK, Rapt. 18— UP)— Thirty lovely woman looked at me over the weekend with pro­ vocative eye*. And they all wanted me to tay— "yes, you're tha one/' ^>P. one after the other they fff if Z t t u m.T I r^ia And I "had* ta°*>v « ‘ " ’ ll V on *‘i *?h “ /* J*®' .n.°\ y ,1 ' " of lh•, , beautiful — I a spotlight. I*m voting for the one* didn’t wear dips." he said. “ And youT" I Hiked another Judge. , “.Strictly leg*," hu raid "I’ve heen u leg man for yeara." I A h nnotlier judge seemed to lie «f>ncenTraiing m, bosoms and Measly auggealed 1 find a »pvclklty of my own, I began scoring otl ,efth h„)r „n,| n0»trlli. d| £ ‘ M,!m 10 b# mUC,‘ It should hav. bean . . . y lo do ifL lL M ;;; j ? .... - - It°hauSlarn* Bu‘ *h#t °n,y m,de "Hare. you',, not judging1 What a' .pot to be int f t ! ' '! " y,,u’,r “ hora,,n*kl,"‘ No, this Isn’t a nightmare. I J \ L ' own wi/e France, gave a irfirmih. mJ/'u s s r 1A; ' ; ; ir>' Park* “ >• J *rT U ^ r hr n X r T w T ' r t ' l 1" f jT J .it * r h , .... ......... -Ttm i a -t .. y„u, My ** J? « » “ " « " wasn't k .>v« boy.- ■OUNO-THI-WONtO flier Bill Odom It itiuwn with his trophy after win* ulna the Sohio Trophy Race at tha National A ir Racaa in Ciavaland, a lew u«>* Oaiuia n-aUins to tut to pick the l* »« help Judg. the all! a In « 111 f h i h l . f f i f m G ? , moat ' »iniii(ir!i|W iw'd** home- . awn baby dresses, " nd I’veaerveil fruila and v.gel »blea. Four jar* of pickles, car*nd I(eaches later our vei- On , the face of it thla ta.k JfcVdl.WinM. h a w t a l t ^ h tnT “ oal a n « d l . iV ' V,,r w ly T ) d hayataek any- .vln,omV brunette was the sudi- f t . / " . v o S T h i other ,,Uo v<'»**'* her the moit rot,genial „ lr, th> t.onUlt. i!ut didn't f AMID AVIAIIIX Jncquellno Cochran, wlio owned the f-31 Mustang In which Wllllum P. (UiU) Odom, 30, plunged to hie death, weeps hysterlcully •« >he Is led to the scene of the accident. In Cleveland. Tha Mar was computing In the Ttmiiipsun Trophy Race ofthe National Air R * t« (International Soundpholo) when his plane crashed into a house. A ^ W A S H IN G T B H ^ , ^ - W^ o X a o n Tronh* £*■” ? ,I!!!L V . J . "•"* . J m J M ^ .u f tln . a house, exploding and M n *sUrllng^ »u iia «iiia fierce blase. (iriiernai i ) W A K E F IE L D Mas*., Sapt 18— IA1)— Glenny Brann I* back In school for the lirnt time in twW and iitic-half yeara. “Cae", be says, “l l ’a swell.' filennya story la one of courage. The Ll-ycai-old hoy lost both leg* nftcr being burned at tha atiiko by playmate* while playing “cowboys slid Indians.’ ISIrnnv was an "Indian." Young I playmates tied him to a stake as I u prank and set fire to his clothI ing. He suffered almost fatal I burns. Doctori weie forced to amputate both legs above t l£ knees. w After five months in Malden Hospital— much of th* time hover­ ing between life and death— GltnnV was moved to Bluineis’ hospi­ tal In Springfield wheie he WAS fitted with artificial legs. Hut, he never gave up and isn t giving up now. “1 feel more like a normal per­ son," lie said on repotttug for I classes at Wanetlcul niki, •Jim.l where he la a freshman. m iW U e W C Y RIK1N workers quench tha flame* altar Bill Odom’s plana, A ml (ilenn1’ wants to l « trsatar out of control, plunged Into the building. Tha veteran pUot, flying in th* Right off th* bat, ha made that ThomP*>« Trophy Raca at tha Cleveland National Alr R.CM. was killed tlm.- wny. *” clear when he was excused from hi the crash, together with Mr*. Jaanna Laird. Har ll-monthi-old son, Craig, died later of his MVtre burns. i(Jnl f » *erne * « .(tonal i i » « i Soundphatol gym due to hit disability. With his two artificial Isgt and a cane, filennv hurried down to the HF.LOHADE, Yugoslavia, Bept. principal's offlcs. 18— l>F)— Yugoslavia dared Russia He emerged beaming! today to take herr comm complaints ‘They're going ■ to let *x ma cL taka it. Voturcd Lodge Gives !Chinese Books To Itadlos To Infirmary IBe Re.W ritten „ y MARCH,OF,EVENTS; V V. ' • ** > ___ ,h' * 7 in,r , y " ,h« l,nl,ed# . t h ; ■ ? ;» ’ r.;'cirer '* iid ih.Va \ r t Celery City Lodge No. 841 prat , hli TTito* l. *' top-rank*. ''' 'I1 '"* iln• •xircit«» t** I could IPremise rfinifi Marshal mi, and taka do. ihoUI ' "Wiled two radios to the colored rig spokesman, said In an articlo wleh (lie baskatball and tumbllnf Foresee CommlHaa Criticism ward ot the County Infirmary, It Mild Rebuke ot Ullenthal In the official newspaper, Uurba: on th* mattrass if I tak* my isgs wa- itunuunred today. The lodge HY HF.YMOt’H TOPPING Ixpected In Atomic Report | Of ARC Spending' Fellcles] completed "Yugoslavia will have nothing off." the project with the N A N K IN G , China — O il— Lit­ lo lose." Most of his clssset sra on ths help of Jerry Walker, a lodge erature In Communist China hence­ Spec/sf to C tntr»l Pitta'* -------------------------------------'first floor— but the science classes forth I* to lie closely Identified AS H IN G TO N — The Joint congreasional committee' on'etomlo* member. The bulge's next project la lo PH IEST 8 SEIZED He couldn't be persuaded to give energy la expected to turn In a mildly critical report on David collect a supply of magaslnea and with politics. Th* romanticism and “art for PR AGUE, Ctschoslovaka, flspt. in> the subject: X. LUIenthaTa handling of tha nation's far-flung atomic w o cn m J nit's sake" which churnrctcrlxed U — op,— Church and diplomatic "I ilk* It too much." Tha report la unlikely to lend support to tha •‘tncredibU mtefnan-j rV".Tr b°°k? ' ht Me!, ln.m,1‘” Chinese llteiatura for centuries sources „ . , said tonight Rht 16 Roman i Gleiinv has permission to arrive agement'‘_ cha>fe hurled at Ullenthal by Senator Bourka Hlckeu-1 ,r< „ rk*f *1*® .,ryl.n* Catholic priests have baan ar- a little latsr than the other pupils « renl louper (R ), Iowa. Uut neither will It give LUJau-' !’ f*l"* ,nun',y. to '*uy »uhscrlp- purpose of furthering fu the Com­ reslatl In th# past two weeks in [ to avoid being Jostled in the cor* that a completely clean slate. * 1 ,,0"» ,or keep a con a government move to smash a ; rldors. m iinonns supply coming in munist >ovolutlon. The committee staff Is known to have made* V This Is the tenet of the All- secret church network of com-; Kvan thla worrlee him. The County Infirmary is situseveral starts on u report which would b* wholly, ! iited liehind the County Home on China Writers and Aillt'.i Con­ ^mirations linking priests and' “ [ hops," save Glenny, “ th* teachers know why I'm late." favorubl* to Ullrnthal. Howevtr, this move Im­ (lie Urtamlu Highway. Ihops. ti rence recently held In Telping. h n "Thera 1* t,o doifbt about it," More than WIO revolutionary mediately ran Into opposition from committee PVT. Illl.l. IN JA P A N (('■allSMsd e*rnM *>aa* Oael I (t'eattasea wiiteis, poets, dramath.ts, actor* oua Infonnutit said. “ That's why members, Including at least one Democrat the magnitude Indicated x x x 1*1«an keep it riff the calendar, I W ITH T H E E IG H TH ARM Y |and olhcis attendee One member lias remarked privately that tha I IN YOKOHAM A Japan, Sept. I3, necessary In expand exjinile, It 1 Neatly all the Idenllfli'i! iiicnt Hnundlng the kcynole of the • committee "won't at aml for any attempt to white-, UasasstS r*s« Oael >fr. Willie T Hill, son of James would in many cases seem pus her* of I liar nnlitax economy bloc C O M M U N IST T R IA L ' tnnfei encc Kuo Mo Jo, well known wash" l-llleulhul’s stewardship of the Atomic Mlppoit pi ici- I* oiily 36 cents * i witter, declared: slbl* only tin migh an adjustment voted mkhIiiM hi* motion. Ib>« N EW YORK, Sapt. LI— (/lh— Hill Sanford, Fla., Is now serving Energy Commission. ilomi." ol the exchango rnlo." ever, one of the loader*- Hep. ltd“ What I* our liMorl mfsahmT The defense In the Communist a* a stevedore with the blDh The alatr wuh ordered to work on a new draft' The deficit eolinlrlea. it w«* tie- hum of Heinlimle— cu*t Iris vole [t Hie strong wea- tonsnlracv trial tmlay asked ills Tinn*,ioitaiion Port Company, of the report, emphasising criticism of th* ABC's vi HtlKaling surpluses of fat* and .... •* In combine jurur Jspan’s claiert, "raiuint afford to forego with Hlmp*on lifter declaring he |ny )y w r|ter* and of ,ii, n.tfi.. non* wieuiru wmrr* ami arta n - qualification r* a woman r— — •Stalloned ■■■■• - In Yokohama, ------ , _ spending policies In at least such phases as town ml* has male, enusiilioailon leg!*' great *1L. strength lo , ,, the around Sliv stillnble lush lime 111, Im'lud- o|ipo*nd the whole pmgimii hut at lonVhntwinilil renulre a "in tain “ ">! use thla •>'« Rmund th*Y she Is not a. major port cltv and seal of tlta management and construction contracts.' Ing any necessary exchange ad wanted to hustle the lustier along • • • • id,linn,m of shm tuJug to be used heighten •>'* morale of thn rev- 'W d a ^d U tric i ‘of N.“w 'Yolk*"' ' l ^ ,|lHl| f U "fil ingFlnh>ca*«nli7 Jiixtmcut, iliul .mild expaml then to a final test. Washington j dollar exmiils." • HKCKGT E TH fU R T— Among tha State da-1 - v . - - . i - be labeled He sslil he was tiled of "delay- > partrnent’s carefully guarded secrets is thr book of diplomatic] Hie mgiedlunts Atid. In an apparent refeience Ing lacllrs" which he hail been; Raymond HIrltsinger, to the pi nloligeil off ol l* of Hi I etlrpiet Issued to qualllled newcomers In the furrlgu service. b of the Continental linking J? 1 ........... ... District Attorney Harry Harher rnferuarding of Hie army-optrated tain and some nthor nnuitrles to going along with himself. Every page la marked "restricted" and only persons who have; During tile i ether colorless ami New York! Duult'i J. Uhrlg, vice For ceiituiies t.'blnvse literature said balance tied* account* by "uus nniiinleM.lv cool .lebst.. Mr*. Berliner actual!; has Yokohama port facilities. been carefully checked for loyalty and aworn Into ofllca are par1 1 - .. heen I at U rltv " piograms and Import 1 *■ 11 ,.. n l . u 001 * 1 ' ml tl ed lo see the tome StrieHnns, Hie re|Kirt warned: ■tohl Rep. Hiiuuners of l.lbeny Hie I White fir lumbar Is baina'pro­ hlcago, lr Usklne tl|*1,,1h,b 'Itlr* and reality. In 1915, lh« •'«Na- tha Hotel, W ........• •• »o* Honjainli Benjamin Franklin Noma observer* rrgmd the "restriction" as strange,>, atnea since the] th*' \ lurp., “It may b* prsferabla for a ' f]«ures he ha* Iridlralr the duced at tha rata of 600,000,000 unbaaaadcr.j ' Nrw ^oik icslifiid Holnallst Dr. Hu Shih sparked a Long Beach. L. I., and later at country to change nn unsiuialdc limited sales lux would only miss book deal* wtth such matters ua how to address an am of protocol* opposition to tire proposal, y tIon movement. Hlnre f3» Ea.t .Walnut Htreet, Long, board fast every year. sxrhange late through th* uiach- the 157,000,000 needed In cover n who rank* whom ut a dinner parly and similar nlcatlss *“ • * < «»«-! 1 ‘ Both Htritslngur and Uhrlg a«,heM' th'• r', h*" Krown "P • *f°up B»*eh. . I However, Htste depnrliutnt security ofllclalx explain that d lp ^ j KMiernt fund deficit. thail In subject Its economy to Hu> Doth th*** addresses are outserted that Iu Ihji and other costa . . . , . ... .. ........ . , When Hummers llirii declared macy Is a very, very serluus matter and no chance can ba taken inery of fund consultation t mi her have risen greatly and that lhas* who*e themes have dealt with the Md* the district ti risks of serious donation and un­ then- would bo a deficit If Ihu allowing thr book to full Into tha hands of Irreverent columnists] added costs prevent u duucasu in common people rather than with '• Mh'ff held. O P T O M E T R IS T . employment or to impose restric­ cigarette taxes were given to r il­ who might poke /un ut Uncle Ham’s rules of etlquet. j the aristocracy and royalty of old. -------------------■ran ssamlaeA - Glass** (1 tion* Hist kei |i linooris so low ** ls*. Hluipxou said Hie House, might These ofllclals point out that a similar book Issued by the British] bread prices. ,, 1.1 The Chinese use fens to blow i H«*rs a-is. i-a e*t. a 1 All three witnesses said their The Nationalist regime, al- ... - Si.. *.._* #__ Is___ __ I. . to endanger Its well-being and ef­ waul tu deride to cut sum* of the forctgn olllco got Into the hand* of "unauthorised" parsons several! firms atlaall- Xettaasl »«ah tuc not using synthetic Hiinigh Including several Important up fires, dust furniture, cool food S'Mss XM ficiency " • exemption* provided In the limited months ago, nml us a result Urltlsh diplomats suffered no and of shortening. , lenders of the new muvnment, took *nd ohu siixds their aya* Th* repmt struck thla note of sales tax measure. ribbing. — — 'no Steps either to encourage or from th* sun. among othsr thing*. urgency: "The tusk ol increasing As Introduced, the hill exempt* * * ‘ * . -v IIRI 'I AI. A TTA C K dlscuorage It. The ancient classic* dollsi exports mount he delayed In groceries, medicine, clothing pur- • u v r . TO REGRET In the future, Henat* leaders Will think th FOKT HURON, Mich., flept. 13 continued to he required reading the liope that It ran be ipilekly chase up to yin, and u wlilu rang* twice before permitting two cnmudUrrs to Join forces III consider*' Pl’i - Klevec yrnr-old John Hrhil- in government schouli. Completed by tome estiuordlnary of other Hem*. thin of iiiujoi legislation The procedure ha* been trlsd on President! 1 let, tnoiuse and tight-lipped, was Teaching of th* ancient classics effort at ib» eleventh hum." tli'li. Hryani of Mutlon, who op- 1 Truman's one blllliui. t.Mi million duller Arma-I'ur-I'rlenda bill 1held today lu a vicious attack oil of Confucius and his disciples, In a slmllai icport to It* gover- nosed Hie move to pull the city- ’ and It hasn’t worked uut so well. I a small playmate. Arrested at his while not prohibited outright, will nuis, the WoiId Itsnk einpliasiied aid cigarette tax from committee I TRAP* It There urs 38 nwmbei* on the combined Senate foreign r*lallone Its own Inability in “provide Hie and said hu would vote against It and armed service* comm nice* handling the arm* bill and each on* schuolhoiise, the boy admitted he be confined to Hie few who want, j heat and slashed four-year-old to specialise in the subject, All answer to all m oven a maiin on the floor, Intrudiired his own Michael Lyon in a vacant lot and others are taught In proletariat pert of Hie wop hi'* financial Ills" cigarette tax bill. It would pro­ of them has a good Ui-ul to say. That Is one of the reasons action on Ur* bill was marked by u slow-down, Also, the more committee­ BAND IN B TK U M B N TS fbrough Its lending powers, vide tliu same jiunny-n-package in* men, the more dungir of tril lion. The combined members appointed ' llien irltd to strangle til* smaller , literature and encouraged lu us* Easy Term* "It Is heyuiut both the purpose dense, but give the extra money ' Ixd. I Pal llua, the vernacular language. and power o, tin- haul., ox lo the stall, gcnciul fund and none a subcommittee ot four to draw up u compromise on the European’ k, toi t Textbooks and references are VLOW phase of the nil lit my pmg ram. The four reached an agreement gnipls, to emu tlm ’dollar short­ C A N TO N , Hept, 13— (/P)— W il-' being published In the vernacular, age1,'’ iatd the irport preienlcd to the cities. within an hour but when they reported the next day to Bra fullj YOUR OWN HORN bud f'reeman, 41, American bust- ami mi are official communications, Hup. I’atton of Franklin failed by til* bank's Amur Iran prctiilenl, firtdgswattr, uessman fro m commute*, the coiiipiomlsera themselves had fallen out. la Tb* Advertising Columns to gut Ills bill lu pul the slate 386 Hanford Ave. Ph. 158 Eugeni R. illsck. Mi,**., "died ' J i ' Ztoday T t ' M°.f . K h°* 1 Gas travsls through natural gas In the wholcsule liquor business Hanford, Florid* OP TH IS NEWSPAPER • DULLER 1 IIAT IN RING— Polltkal exports are certain that tha 1 houla la n f Thursday.h ,uburL,n plpellnas from 10 to 1*0 mils* an WAHH1NGT0N, 8*pl. IS -t/ it withdrawn from the Committee* announcement of former Governor Herbert 11. Lehman of N tw York] Ilia was th* second death In l‘uUr'. ... _______ . . . i " "„» a p s i s - , * » i » - ! • " that he will ixn tor Ihu Senate this autumn will cause freshman! Harris, 45, a HrGHSAsaoncmw; ■enator John Foster Dulles (It). New York, to oppose him. j mysterious shooting Harold that foo great an expansion nf t,__ u______ - — u l . u ... Th* expert* say that Dulles has begun lo Ilka tha Sanata, deaplta I lbs In Hie Henals Henator Hhaldon1 Harris, 46, a Urltlsh trader, was ivy Dnntd1 1nr *r# *•'uv«t'y' III b'l*SOInf *oir•"conn oH ievy hi* eomparallvsly minor role »■ Junior senator from th* Bmptftj lliipVUlill IllUfaiy toun -1|of ^ (1| ^niniiluceVr'a'bill u antl iM Bj| fltAtG' i Ih fhau -w “ killed instantly. Leonard Clark, On Inn top t\t of II this, they tuilsil point mil out lhal that fl/vU Qov. a tax of 60 cents a ton on all 48, Han Francisco explorer, was | tries I ......I. _ * _ ..I , |_ L<|...|J. ,'tdiosnhata mined In Florida. A Tom Dewey, Dulles'friend, and the New York Btat* wounded In tha cheet but will rs|cover. the Bbnk The trio fell victims of a .88 Monsjary Fund, Black alsoi | Warren to the regular ***• i of tha party. All that Dullrs needed as he wavsrsd waa LehO* Bias) calibre pistol after a friendly 1. Urged a revision of tha Mar-1"10" l ,,t ■P'1"*' ,l1" « « » P*"*' man's dsclstnn, which clears th* arsna for a blttsr drinking party Hist snded In a shall Plan lo provide mure Incen.. . „ . . . . fight. senatorial campaign, despite th* fact that It will be conducted on ft] tlv# for gicaisr efforts In Europe.' H"‘ k ,luu1',» h?d4k*R. Bald the United Htate* needs [ 0,r the jiusslion of whalhar high plan*. Thu Empire Htate Democrat! reportedly felt that theyl could win with no other candidate but the poUttcally-irtad, poitt-j to cut tariffs and revise Its own I »?J?„l£!’du«# b,,l« cUt th* ***?>' tcslly-wlse Lehman. policies In Ihu light of Its posi­ noo.ooo i appropriation* act five The Republicans seem to feel the aame way about Dull**, percent across th* board except tion as a great creditor nation. ... can. .«M, see ■—— no ,,V escape for - a selected list of 10 inslltu- of whom looms a post on tha blua-rtbbon Sanata foreign I I . Bait. Raid ha committee, If be makes the race and wlna. Th* expert* i the devalustion of currancise |,lon,, race will be does and that New York votera can Sgura to If Kuroptan goods are to cumpst* i represented lu the Senate, no matter who la sleeted. for Ilia dullar* of American con■umers. Black mcntlonud no country by tceatieae* ua P*ae ■tahO am* Jn referring to Social Wal-M* losing money on tho buaea, Th# b K fata programs. Uni ha went on to Commlaalan louk the matter under f t f Of th* countries Initiating consideration. Oael lUeatlaae* Vtaas I J i . H im MEIr s—i« <li T a#» . . . A palltion was read requesting ed hv Uoorgo Cottvllo, « >• expsnslon# -afawatfara »ar “ [)» who owns last night: a street light for Catalina Drlva "The nuat step Is for the Mat New York City ferry service, sasi » ’* . rupolltan to apply to the City M«nt fo on* can dlsput* their right which waa approvad altar discus- lensrd the pier. Built In luun by Capt, John L. Cuiiimliuilun for a certificate to , follow tld* coursarW they hav# alon, A. H, (laado requested tha Com- Young, tho |)l*r unco was a wonder ovlri the Kchslcra. means to underWAd* "Wo serve untie* x a x that wa "Unfortunately, however, It has mission and City Attorney to ap­ for Its *l*o and construction. nt that ‘ oma apparent many roun prove an asiitgnment of fraMhUs Through tlm years. It has remain­ will vigurouaty oppose any auoh prucuwliiigs, amt will support th* i cannot now affurd ambitious in lltu of the purchasing of th* ed n landmark of tho resort. The section that w*a destroyed Kesxlifi'H, the l.orclia and irams of social sarvlcoa with- plants, account* and buslnaa* of dither reducing th*lr living the Atlantia Gas Company by contained the huge ballroom, aa teiianta who may be th* nd*rds In other raepaetl or cut- Florida Horn* Gas Company ot well aa various amussment con­ pmsecutlon by the Mstropo Life Insurance Company f mpek their productlv* Invest which ha la prasldont and part cessions, ltat aa*lgnud make possible posslbl: owner, Action by th# Commiaalon _ . IPto !,..,— The burning of Atlantic Clty'a •ttajr standard of living In tha waa deferred until tha next matt­ several amusement piers la not topplad In th* acorching N* ing of tha Commlaalan. unusual. The nsatby Central Plsr It waa a huge electneal . Present at tha matting warn ha*, burned down thrs* tlm** alnca Using sign that feautiwd aa Mayor Andrew C a m wny, City It was built. trie nora* rasa an Ua oval Manager Clifford MeKibWn, Fo­ The StuopUchase Ptar, 1,800 Kssldenta say tha vacationera' Of­ lios Chief Williams, and Com­ feet long, burned In 1988, but waa ten b*f on the artificial kart* missioner* Randall Chest, W. H. tahuIlL ■aiEMaiia Wa n races aa thay patrollad tha bas«hStamper, John Krlder and Ira d ''l masting. In i W yT k' When the pier waa built by front. Dyson. m oUlelal said CapL Young, h* built himself a Tha fir* waa diseovared lamate." f ha ui house about halfway out tha Ions Boardwalk patrolman, who MUTT PLIADS GUI nut 61,000 *aat < strufltur*. smoke pouring rrom the sli »,haa .threats RENTON, N. J., hi* addrssa as No. I , the building near tha shore AtUwtliToi 2». »• Th< Ocean. The past few years, tha h J|,eent#-| I« recent years the aumntar aa- »ur» r a / n t i ' ,'r.V IhM V l!IChlng f°a ?o»es * tree that ala* sprouted • lU , thirty lovelies paraded pan, first in evening gowns, tham In i bathing suits, the task ol the judges was to weed the ronleslants down to twelve, next to six and finally to ana; bark and forli tlisy swiahsd. A judge next to ma was working furiously st hie chart, “How era you judging theinT" I asked. He looked at a girl In " * » « • *«■» «» Califnrnla, who got about 1 *1,1)00 in prises— If you Inrlude s yeur’i rupply of pretzel* sod diapers i.ixl a ftiOU arholarship to the Umpire Slate achool of Optics n Brooklyn. Later the husband of one of tha losing randldutr* was asked why he had encouraged his wife to try to become Mrs Amrrlra. “ If she won,” he sslil siolly, “I figtued l roujd i|ult work. evening drees silhouetted against Currendi'H Uinited S U* Tax Militant Commies i W LcttiNlativo t'rohe i... ."v.-vr- sms- rnar saas1^ iAm.1 1:“% ' j ; : , » » l a S”..,;:;: 1 <gip. Dr. C. L. Pertoni , s t Buegcher Selmer Olds The Music Box KYS5. »jstsussv pffi&ss tZssX"*" tJsulir<s L-n-r ThtyVa stand-outs in pulling powar and staying povwr! sttrssr'*** **”•wm“ ~ STUDEBAKER TRUCKS "• Golf Course Atlantic Pier Kent 1 Rejected Tires wear quickly if aUknment Is Imperfect t Settlement . lo v ls . % �S»,M'Fl*,-“- !*.''"wwr •- ■ w* '1-----TV” I n t n c . •i .i -v.-'■ >iw/.-tv. >t$\p >..«>•* THE WEATHER I In U n i t y T h « r # la S t r a i f t h — T » Protect the P t M « f tbe World; To Promote tho Pregreea of America, To Produce Preeperlty for Sanford. VO LUM E X X X J Portly cloudy day. G Z » h t # E s ta b lis h e d 1908 Secret Talks JO f FDR With J irowder Bared 8 THE SENATOK FACES THE ISSUE IEx-Commie Newsman Tells Senate Group Need For Tighter T r o r n i g r - i t i 0 ?! 1Kitr/a ftr& T - T)tn#r woman ■ w m * i from " T h . Moaaow ri r Of m "hst* " ™ t ™ ^f fr «cna nCanada ada. har reentry r' Ruihmore said. "Htate V'T!?! Rushmore said, ‘'Htati i' ami immigration o r i U » » B that though thev objected to the .1 til. gal procedure, they were order* If a.| by such people *» Cordell Hull * and Mr*. Roosevelt to permit har Records show that the I9t0 detiurtalliiii order against the Ru* I itan-borr. Mr*. Itrowder w n ; drop \ i ' A . After h o r l l 'U trip to Canada 1 K'aHltNticA rtP P*- * Bennie Thompiison, Victim Of Auto A ccident, D ies Bannle Ernest Thompson, 21 year old veteran wh wee Injurcldi grd In an .sutomnbUe which occurred on West First Btreat on Aug 18, . l «t Ufa of J. A. Ta tty, Jr., died *1 1:80 A. M. Sunday In tha Afar an't hoapltal at Bay Wna*. Bom Dae. 1, 1WT In Bran ferd. Fla., whir# ha waived hla education Mr. Thompson entered the U. 8 . Army Air Force In January, IPtfl- lie received train­ ing at iH. Bragg, N- C- and was *«nt oversea* F*n. 11. IN * where Il > aarvad In the A ir Force In Tier many until four month# ago whan ha waa given hi# dlacharga. Ha waa a member of th# Branford Baptlit Church and while In Sanford tnada hla homa with an aunt, Mra. Ruby Green. . Ha la aurvlved by five brothare, Ceranton, Troy, AWin, Bobby nnd Howall Thompaon, all of Panfordi and ona aiatar, Daeala Maa Thompaon. Sanlotd. . Funeral aarvlcaa WtU be held r t 8t80 P. M. tomorrow at r Church of ChHat In Paola with Bar. L. A. Allan and R rr. 0. «• Moaa officiating. American Legion will hart charge of the aravealda eervkot at Sylvan Cemetery._________ tha Tha HOUSING P M 4 K T 1 4 -O P ) W A S H IN G TO N . SeyV . Tha Publio — The Public Hom Ho mling Authority approved today ol the Miami, •.Authority for an iplllcatlon P U., 'H o m in g 1,800 homing Plva hundred ata to bo built In tho next year and 1.000 In tha year following. T|t# lodll agency alio naked T o r a kPOJKXi loan, atlll to bo approval to pay for planning. • A L L E G E D B A N D IT H E LD M O U L T R IE , On., M f t 7 l « - M > ) — A 84-yoar-old North Carolinian robbery barged with . g m s taken Into . early tonay aa ho lay In a r u n t church. Police Chief J . . . Addlaen eald H a rry Ruaaall Charlotte, N . C., waa found hy aa ha ^a p t, wrapped In n f n r f t I f e AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER ANFO HD, F L O R ID A . W EDNESDAY SEP TEM H ER J II. British Deny Need For Jap Plans To Cut Peace Treaty Money Value Is Emphasized Officials Resent A t­ tacks By Foreign­ ers On Her Social \A/ r>|f -, ,-r> I J c A c t r ' 'W A S H IN G T O N . Sepi. 14— f/P, |— A former Communilt newsman I told tension today that Eatl I Browder, one-time head of the [Communiit Party in the United State*, held secret meeting* in the White Home with the late Prrti[dent Rnoirvrll in 1944. ! The teitimony wa» given by I fo­ rward Rtithmorr, a reporter on the ■!fcw York journal American, to a | Senate Judiciary Subcommittee. Ruihmore it a former member of the staff of Hit Daily Worker, official Communist Party organ in tbit country. He said hi* information on tbe White Home meeting! came Irani [Beniamin Gillow, whom he ident­ ified at a Cnmmumil Party official. ■ The lubcommitte# is holding ntaringt on a bill by Senator McCatran (D -N e v ) to atm the govern­ ment with new poweli to block Hie | entry of lubvenive alieni and to throw out any who are here. Ruihmore aim told the commit I tee that former Secretary of State Cordell Hull and Mrs. Roosevelt I the wile of the late, President, m l i v e n e d to allow Browder's wild |To enter this country alter she had been ordered deported. Rush more said that deportation action was slarlerl against M r* Rrowtler In 1940 but that the c » " more or loss dropped out of sight b tciu tf of th i wife In 1944. he *«ld. she wf{>\ **} Canada nnd reentered the United a . Ll I I I Achcson E ire A n d B e v in A E a rly T irn ty I s U r g e n t A n d I lo p e P u c p ii VA/ 1 1 1 D r li, * 1 n t U ID ID through Thurs­ - -*1 i A sso cia te d P rftw Leaded W ire N » . 277 House Votes Against Cut In Expenditures Moves I tn Ii-.Me For kit :,1 rime More !'item;fli For Taxes *t • 1 it.in t-nr Kconomy Republicans Win i Election Victory In Pennsylvania W k s iiiN t ir o N . Sept 1 4 o n LO ND O N. S*pt. 14 </n The • M I Al I \ l | . s*,„ 1 4 Htillvfi I teasury Vtootl lirm toilay — S*i tetarv til St,st* Acbeton said \! lib \-hiumiii iti. 11, Ir.ulei v snapon p.ivl drcfaralinns by its cliirf, today li* aiul fbitis), I otngn Mm puip- tIir wIn), tli* I limit.) Ilmisa .'-ir Siaffiml Cripps, that Rrilain islcr Ravin at* *gi**il llial tli* toil.IV lo ir,I 14 .,,,,( I iprillllllg cut has m> intention ol devaluing Hie Iffd fur a l.ipnipt* p r,i* tiratv n | I '. l c le d t Iv o r I ic ittfr••ml moved lb* bn,i|n| m Ips tax urgrul Ai lirson itttlt, atril to a n*vv» 1 pound vlerlmif. bill 1 bit; II-.I- I, |..,W v* 1lol r<I A sp'ikrtitMii iii.itl* ibis clrar in conl*'*iu* thsl It* vlill hopes Rut t t , ->f fl ml* *i< 'Vcnntiiiimi*nlutg ->n ., r*jmrt publulifil si# "ill rni,p*r»t* 111 maVti-g tt i iM iD -i 1%. 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I M ,« t' 1 r1 •#* \\t 111 1 pi I i*l will bt* ii^t'tl *'*p rnrriTt III#1 m n.i|t 11 mi," |m 1 vf I s'll I * ■H.fc* -111>|ll 1 11#•!' !»f ill .-.in U* min Ilf •ttii I ciMi t)i»* I » 1 11 f miiffififrHf ill . . an « "- •■I■1 si m|► 1 ''Hitfll Ti mil Ms. ‘ y s ,»|| 1 h : ><♦ to l Cl IMU * ti» iii 1 latter Hit* In miivril !t» pull lU , r,t ll-r I n -I 1 * * 1 oil Bin* lit, H mumu L m I’unb I ,»tH4 *’iih n a* • I iiuitiui* mill flit hi A I 1 'III mill .11 la, Im« 11"in IHI? 11 llt'l *I l a aaf Unit I ‘ilffl f11 II tl I the U ,,ll4p.M *« |H*f»* I tl'rtt 111* n- COllDt t ii*** H im * I 01 Dr.d pi-* «* rvic*» *1 til*' r ih»' Hiiriin ihiU-iiM i. ,, ii I i 11 . , Ml lull 1 "I mi • vitwpt anllM HHIHlIlllt't* HI N<1VMllt'l* loll U m* Hii|inl« ll,I,ill'll Mill ' li.t l e t , b dloftltg A i" *1 1 - «i ti •ffll'lJlIn illVV lift I* i!i«m 4*1 * .1 Bnil i Iss.-H pi! t(» ilm «•'»♦* lMI* j I "Jit ) I' *t"l »' ' ...... .. *( ho|"* f ii»‘ ihi>*j with l iiriMmiuiif | I ! b-in-ri.il- tld* , ,.TM v I ,, (lag ll.ii W'lllM l*p fo »U‘nthr for j ll U.l l pul -I t Mi it Min, witli nn i fiti' 1 1him finiinuiiil Chioi bir In ill* O 1 * * l-d 1 , iit»tli** 1'mihfrv* ■ ” . sss.-.F---- g. ',11l|4,| , O l 1 it,, -i* 55 to .18, 11 iii m in tin-* I <11 , ...... ....... itu-1 ...............* w»V V> on l-l-' III' j \ com).... - bill 111 i .il,* tlie •11--rI tIt•rI IIIHIT fliUH'M a t-1 I'toiM) a p.u knge I Ig I m*t' * I M •■sill V M ■ V 7 1s 1j.,Villi 5......... I .! \ a im # * kiin| nf tNtrlrt a | «* -n I iVIlil Milt-.li Bovi-niMieiit official* ap- m a v 1mimI gi' * >oi,. . ll it I'ollectml |I ♦\ I'H film■i nMl \ ' 1ll *♦;!• ".'1 1 i| „„t l„ be surprised l>v tin* III* ' -'i-m-u.ists. l»i . , -title olll of Itisitle III,"i 1 e*MI Its f I Uifi U 1 if i.'P* ............... 10 ml* in Washington 1- 1 mitun to,lay Gaueial rm M'M .< tt'o ."1,'MMM, with III* sum# ' lilt- riuM "f llt-lglum. NHiimmlist ,*nit*l |tl# i IM«■»« b- t null'll' "IIM Ol ....... niHM....... . 1 C h -«x 11- 1. i- use. j C». inn n miitHmlei, fitllril fm moi** ,,.i„y 1 I11 ccl’ir of lb* Intern...... Iteii'i-ii oi "i tli* 5 percent cut Mnnctarv Euud. nlltl Eugene R- A 1*m i dm mil, ‘"Hie nulckrr nlil; * -/I’• , l".lIdS lull h i m " ,M im v i ted n niov'n t it!1 off vi»n* Hi,,, v . A m*ilean president nf COM'S. Ill* less Will lie needed" lie , llll1#HAljl !|S1»r**a| IM I till" 111,:’llll.tHu) tiff the big i« II nnt '"U I. a Uilit' World Bunk. . . sek' \« ii» apnltn. Hie CiniimiuiUts | (■•'til l d \p-itipi iatiuus Act. Im tlif till Uni i'll" off bints did worried )vrn ' ’ *#em . n rrr ,!»,#-•-*Ing IIh v■« 1 ■ ii'ii I ’ m MIDI1Y vut(' Mo • • Mt il: .,|,lc, wb cll gilt MlllHl 1iill H11*1 l -oil'll ll, -U l flint tli* atiildll/Ing cffacl "t< a'm* | Knttigsl pi"Miic* for nil 11 P mil I ■n I .............. '- tiling, wus be1 • ill*'ill mm 1 , 0 - as result of ti e Wasblngtlill IlH't* '»ii f'niililt, lit! milfrt HV\jiy 1 " " , oiKapnhcii Adtmnlstrall ! ''I " , S M'M 1! ill* il 1 1 r< f (tnatlnu*# O# *1 * 1 r »h mm 1 (MiliillkC Kill Slrt'k f. mm. b ,i Ii i mid new lux tidvo,1i r Tuni.iii^m il 1*1» lit * I + | M 11 " t 11 i n * h i l l ! t f t l l l t ' t u S z « ‘ i ’ l l Y V J l 11 let-ind nnd against the I A' Hm j V v H f lN t iH U v ,, >, n, i i 'U O''* slile nnd the ailllt;| , i.i' ! * 1 n ' 11| ' I ■ l l t C t i M i l l l i l t l l s i t i l t ' l P i. t i i. ,i, ,■ii1, ,• Catnl'i.....in ' i i '• 1- . oil,nny Id,ic" nn th* other. • * ^ ip! John ( i i I, iMtin lm |4 unllnufd nn Pbb # Mill Hi ,i Svliuli n| Pinellas, stiiuuI,. n, Mini v <tr • in tots It, " tin 1 M f |> tx t »«,i|ir .ink iHilif.tr k •I # , m,., i "ii|i|,(,rtiad of t iiiveruur 101, -I o, ii N-IV» Mt I'bo • | • B H I mi * " fill 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 | v ■ s f | i | i I ittlMI „ l' Men in the Hniisc. bnl tlm i bci f i ) fe\ -i' hi it I i, ,| i i ,,, >i,,,'i o,u lotions a-li v lid** ll1 ' ' j <HtMia . i l l .|.m I i , in ' , l,i „t,n lie# On I’m,* sis, 'oil, ilm l l ift w n - I d d " 1 I Ifti !' ' 11Hfi I M-IVI'I It1M11It ,i'll1Ml • < 1,1' I ,1 ) 111,111* t 'of f e y ' s 'M . il,* . Highlight of 'll* Pilot nieidmv I,II," .1 tin - , '• i t<, Itepublb in fini - I 1'■' I,..|,l in I he- Tourist r*nt*i ' ' ' I,i i, i, , mi nnd A ri mstlo i1y i,* ' .1 i. , 1 •,. .hull mg I \n i tijlit was tin. showing "f *"1" . I, * ..... gin t,, I ,',11011 u* . M i r ' lo r . . I l l in'. I,. *,1 nlrtiires of Mexico bv Mi i r'offev tied * i"” ti1** I- I...... pliiot ol t tonimclin S v iirlr vvhii has trlHde two *lll> lO .v lU lN Sent I I -t'P' A I, ii , l „ 0011 edge In < im iii'., into Metlen Mr. Swart* sd'lrt H"tUh •"I"imil offi.,. of Nigeut t-v-i-i, lost ber Inline H " !■1>I•< tn th* Immi tv nf til* pictures " " "orlcd ...... the f’dliiwiug i|i.l|,,'l by III more vnt> 'I N EW U IR K . S,.pi I I - t/Pi • I , i"l, te.iril ) oi u ill, Ii* *xplatn*d *nrh sc*n*. a t-' nidliliv* ,i|,n fnnn * Wist Afri- ,i,n ilnl Tlmt was '!"• gi oi-i id | itiiii'iig a phty-off, tlm tup' .lid Rep elvlng an InlarexHna nod I" m wlm i'ii*x,u-,'ti'dlv found him S s o' ci tin, count) ni •!• " <1 - ub nrr " rid *si l ie* will stiirt on Wed formative liUtorv « f tb* rivill/ii • f “diseiuptoveil " St, bo grnblinl evi • ii' i'i '*1 d j |, .Ir ( I I I .III I , mt nil" * of Hit ni -dov. M l. in til, luilk of tha tlnn which dates hack innr* tb,,n I Ib.n So tin opining llu- .1. iioi'n. With o' • ........ . " II ■, . ' \iui-ri'iiii ! ogu* team. I nimirr' • ivituntii 1 .r, I, , 25.000 years. ' i1stir- you will behold the work tot -.mi I tie vole wn > i I ■ 11 I c i . 't Wilt cn ,t t 11 foi- lili'ii,d). oil ,bt I il,- .lull lb.it I Preceding the picture show ,( <1, lotibcl |ters>i|| nnd It vei V ■;v: i ffev 10,700. R"i.t-n » "• : 'i 'Ut -. f I Utl fur i muni nitniis )br , lot ol bun member* nnd their tuistnrnd<■ lihlcietl ,,fnl niin-li clnlilieliUeil ii i' ',■ tin- city Iasi o i * siun nt "tuiuliii),- ro 'iii, fu uu fu loyrd n chicken dlriner rircpared gi-ntlenn-n, who wh* vudentlv d* to t'.olM. Tbe city , ..gt ,ii n i.n J ..I.. bilking I tiitninrloi, i I I midst mill reserve! seats, him! ti milntteft rt# »‘ iv.» •#(* by Mr*. M. I). Oatehell. Hostess*. | ii , „ twinkling by vmii gout, nil f,,i box si'irts ,i, *,» y pilot .mil t longtime were Mr*.AI F. Ilu n l and Mrs , r|f ' "niiinssltiiter A. It fluindlur ,1 unit" itiou, 1. 1 111 — to 1*11 I". J I,, f'lark. Mrs. Joel S. Held !|*mv*,i * sake. all. rorntilei I p ui Ui'id* Gi* muiminiuilMMil f"l|on program chairman, Intrudnc. i i ri,|,l„. r„lit,ig on ymn i , ,!'* Ilutlvc ( umrntllee liev uig ll Iiineting tuditj will, lepreMr. Swart*, on head, und remind yourself I I I I S t i l l S l I p l ' T ! is lir b i il o-iil at lies of the ('outi'liillug AlnerA new member. Mrs. Georr*1 n walking home at Ibe nmon'x . —— * , i, *- . m'tdr ''b ar tln-ii m .in ami Nnltiimit l.engm- clubs Harden, wa* welcomed into tb* -n l to five savage wive, ami I tv tlfficcrv were elected t" vet ■■ „ , Will center on *•"' t" f"l* (inlay's games, the \'*iv i Inti Ii" Mrs. Ruth Peutt. prc-i Miciuu, cbiblieii with your poc until June Til, ICM) at a ........ oi , ,' , l l , ill tlneilU Uld*.t-cl l o i Yiinkeas led Hoston i,, Mi* •l*nt. vdio nlsn Introduced M* A i I >' filled w i Mi non e x i h t c n t in", ling uf tbe Roald "f Sill" i , , , . ,,;l|ixt • I Ml' I'" Cldl" I \ "M l IM IIII l.cagim liy 1 ,1.1 n i l , I a read iti.s, of Grants, N M wli lull I" ,1 ' I. I In’ 'v "V > • hill games, and St I .mil s but was wearing a colorful M ex'-m !■ "lid", "lulling, and pence an,I a vt- .ii,. Hen,inula .Moil * on,et vatem , , , , • "!'lary vis pern-*; pity my Jimri Il,vt, jrt, nt a recent riii-i'luu: a' ,, .......... . On 1 intri' dress and lipml carved M*x Hi "'M m in tli* N u ll.'mil t.v.igim t'oiuity Agent C. It |I*wvmii‘v Iran lewlery. Mr* Rosa, n ilircctoi- lil* sfate. '■ "in* Slid a half gaums, i li-<..i As to (lie leamiii given by your j nfflce. A. Wales uf t ,-t u Pail of Ibe Grants Pilot 'Tub. spoke W e il III l u d i T . i l i s l H lob. together with f|*v*lau.| mid briefly about her club nnd bet >-lf evi,uiie fin my dejubment tbe wav installed as chairmnn lieoig* I'eti "it were llivlteil to in* meetI' lllinlctl nf flaufulil -VHs eteite l l „ ,\|. r i I n L u i i k w o o c I t ome town which she describe'! "" ' Itninatbin was lasiness. Nn ail. '"a. tml 1'etridt did not sen,I anyas "very beautlfllP. , ll were impossible Hint myself vIce-iTialrnian, while it T Mil , uni' Mra. Rally Mem Williams. "I"' pitched Id children Into thla wee of l.iingwnnil was riiHib*, V muled world wav the keyimle fliandler selil Ih* schedule call! I.lng" „( ii,.. d,v uvvlim "f tbr Executive fm games i„ the Atnetlian l.asgitn rtasldant of tha HuiliiMa and s1" °f tea's can have a laiy Sect elm v-Tieaxilrer. T . I'rofesslnnal Wnmrn's (Tub, call *t'in in Ills nuts tail fiame, anil a of Cvletht l olitlnues In vei ve ,,u II,* |,..,, ,| in* |- loi id* l'i ni" I' **f Mtv Oct. 5 aiul d with Friday, (let. C'| upon Hie Pilot cluli In lend i -n tdan rlepai lure nf II pnllnda has board ns an active inruiliei I „,i> ,| World Fedeinllstv al llieir 7. an open dal* In tlm event St. Its assistance to the I’nlln d'lve l*li me nil the verge of ilestlllitluu Cl,airman Wales lead a resoln meet lug Sunday In l.akeUml. I "ills is the Nnli'i'ial l eag ue will for funds. She stated that Remln , .uni despair. tlon bv tbe County ruinmlwlouci ■ A11"Mil Inil fmlii Knllfuid wet* tier. ole County at Hie preaenl time I hope Uda vision uf horror will tei,tie-ting the Semionl* soil I’ou , | i,od. ,Ii,lines, Sanfiud , luiptci line* games will be played In mvaa the Foundntlon for Infan-' *mtch vmir dreams this night ami servatinn I'ixtrlct to prepat* a tiles Paralysis *:tu5U. anil urge I ti,* good angel will melt and pul lung Hinge water cnnlrnl plan fm ,1 , ,..g ,o . Mis I E I m kci chap- the Nation aI League park, S.xtur everyone to be ns generous a» .•'lire your heart uf iiellin mile- the felery lamia altunted east « ' " ! 1,'h ,1|,,|l,r'\'iKptei Illmiman and'Joe i Ihv . Sunday, and Monday, with luesday, Oct. II , nn open dale, possible In their rontrlbullmis vi"iie so Hint you will awskrti with suutbm.st of Sanford. The boat,I Mtm,*iil adv.su,. There were 2fl members pr* -lull nlncnty tu lejubulate yuui voted unanimously to assist tli* . . . followed try the concluding games, ■cut and guests Included: Mr-< servant. Mu mote It be, amen." fountv Commissioners ir...... . ..... ' ....'»"te*a «*ie .u.mcd to «m k if necessary, in tb* Auu'il-sii Mnrguerlte Ornhntn, John I,, flnl" f flclalp in I.ondun did tml Ject. I.es Jacobsen, Plnnuing Ti'cli ' 1' Ul1' 11 bug* ami nf fit iiuuiv* League park uu Wednesday ami (uivei mount T hur sday, Oct (2 and Ll. lowny, Joel S, HleM, M. L. Rn know whether the native was re- ideinri with the It. H, Moil ( ’inis*, "" tlm World i"irn, Hr., E. If, l.nnev. Hart Miauciatrd with Ills Joh. Ibe series Is decided on a hast u11,11 u in lu.’iii. vallori Service, explained the vh |m* It Paterson, J. P. Hall, M. C. Stone foin out of seven lui-,1. If Itrooknf such a plan anti enumerated th*1 I'l.ie were mint* for the meet........ nnd Verne C. Messenger jdcp* required for obtaining trch-im g M K«»'• '*»! u*.,enitdv of v « win# In tin .it.... .. l.c.ig s Y O U T H S II K l.ll •» >«n dutei will be idimuiatcd r A L L A H A S S L E , Sept. I t — (>Pi nival asHiatnnca from the .Soil f u l l -'f i l l ltd World i . deruliste t„ be A IR L IN E S M E R G E jiphIaa p.l.l ,1m Longwoud Hotel, L o n g -l,,'"> wholo scIumIn Ii* will move Two yutiths wlm said they weru vnriritlirn vorsutlon R Service. N E W Y O R K . Sept. H - ( / P l forward. fugitives from an A ir Force dis­ Mr. Jacnbaen pointed out that wuuii, Del. IU-*d. Pnr,-American Airway* and Amer­ . ........ ican Overseas Airlines announced ciplinary barracks were being hold consldcrabla field work will lie F L A S H F IR E M il E N O U G H C R IM ES yesterday thalr merger will he here today In connection with entailed. A land capability map1 M IA M I, Sapt. 14 -(Ah — A Georgia and Mississippi thefts. showing tha various soil types, ( rumor has drifted out of the carrier! out fn.raih— «pt In stock. .flaoting, worker dio.-i 'oday front Tw o Florida' Highway Patrolditch**-and other fVsGuex, as w*tl Ho,is* tiiaf f iA ' -difd-tri'i ul" Undar tha revlsad agreement. i'urns received when n flash i„ the red about three fire swept through an apartment Pan Amarlean will pay «17.45<l.'Ki'i men picked them up last night 84 as a topographic map indicating ,p,* mi, of Hi* year due to the buildingfor Overseas' assets, anil will as­ minutes after a 144 Thnrnasvllle, elevatlnpa, ate., will lie needed In l,i, k uf crime! committed In Hem sume ail llaltllllles of Overseas si lie., filling station robbery had developing tha plan, lie said. D bhiI was Frank Smith, 83. of Mr. Walaa atated that It Itiole founty dining Oin summer. Miami, A companion, Harold |tha data the aaie finally Is made been reported over a two-stata po­ Wltherell, District Uonservallonlst Not nisi,ing them bud luck, but Wlille, 40, was listed In "very lice radio network. for Central Florida, had Indicated1 pke to see tiiem In the red critical1* condition at Jackson IM H T O G N E H ER O that the field work could tie started I „u vrMt. G IR L A T T A C K E D Memorial Hoapiral. W A S H IN G T O N , Sept. 14-f/PI I _____ ____________ W A S H IN G TO N , Hept. 14-WPl immediataly, I I r I. General Anthony C. Me----------------------------------------NEGR O R E N T E N C E H AtBiffe, who said “Niil**' to a - Police said last night a fourBODY POUND G R EEN W O (ID , H. G., Hept. 14 D am an demand for snrrentler at vcar-old girl had been attacked noil injured by a sex maniac In a P A N A C E A , « * . , Hept. 14-</n ....................... .................. ..................... l/l’i A 24 year-old negro was today to he rooming house where she lived lA C K B O N V lL L E , Sept. 14— (fF) : ; L hH • T y 1: 1jAentriir^il l« ilunlii In^t nfK*»t I MUinnrk C h lf of Uie A rm y Chemical Corps. with her mother, 54 80 ’ I f the Senate approve*. MeTa lfitS ..!!0*t. m *7 " K 1■» nil white Jury deiiberated IO,Deuvar ttk 44 D^etora at Galllnger Hospital, frnm h> r TgllMAaaaa home "1"®° I ntitmleu nnd convicted him of rn p -, lOtnaaa C ity AuRffe w ill aueeeed Maj. General who performed an emergency ope­ Saturday, 08 80 w u j . ‘®4ay f*ij|ng g white girl, (N o w O rlte n a n R , W a it! who waa auapand- ration, aald tea child suffered la- tha Ockloel till 74 , f f ! * , - ............ The simtenca cjoaod n two-day' Pit tubglgh tn m the Job teat Ju ly altar hla reratlonajuui other Injuries. 78 Bfl The . "ahoufc trial that waa marked by a court Waeh' ' - In the Senate'* 84 09 Investigation. whag.*00* ttO Ivar from th n iof()fr to "d<1 '" ’ID'o name* to tha Fo r! 78 with 70 . 11ero ( 11 I wii Jima Is ct al ii C ,111 d i d a t c i At.T H O U G H S E N A T O R Scot* t.ueas (left) rame right out mot •<-. Vlt-s President Albcn Harkhc to confirm or deny ruimn rumor, it 11■ Its will wed .Mra. farleto- lludf*y of St, l.oula, lb |lVep|i" ttn'ii fl comment." They .in shown at a Democratic mlly in Chfc^i 1 liitprn? tD-nal Williams Tells Atlanta Judge Is C Of C About Brought To Trial Housing Plans For Murder Try Government Absorbs j Intriguing Tale O Operating L o s s e s ' Sex And Violent. Up To 41-j Percent Unfolds In Com George H. Williami, Jr. ol S a n -: A T L A N T A . S*pt 14 i/|’i \-i ford, newly appointed iccretarv 'Otdglling lair of »*x .rnrl c u lrm r and director of the Sanford Pub­ with sidelight* teat (ling min Nrv lic Homing Commission, address­ York ami Florida u unfolding in ed |he Sanford Chamber ol Com the trial n| an Atlanta iiulg* on merce last night on Low Rent [charges ol attempted murder. Public Housing.' The case pits Judge Itobeii Cm Introduced by President John penter against bis tilianged wile. Ivey. Mr. Wdltim*v gava P tom- Mrs. Ilrlcn Carpenter, .irul his one prehen.ive repo,, of tht 't.rio u , timr (nrnd and bnsinrss assoiialc p b « » « «*f P'tMic housing in respei t Aitmtiey jnlm Lmkwmid, to Sanford. l .tiperitrr, a Fill toll irmnly (At H r explained liow the Federal lanta)'civil court judge. i‘ iliirg n l Housing Authority work* with the svtfh attempting to munl-t Locklocal Commission after the need for v.i.r.il ,i(irr a pre-dawrt ait'nmuhile low cost rental units has been dr , |. |olv }1 The attoinev terminer! I lie lad that Sanford svcimded in the (are. When Hie Inal opened vr*trr could either clear slum areas .slid re-build on Hie same land or ob­ dal, Assistant Solti itm t,eneial tain undeveloped sites anti elect l»K-l fll Di-’ .mus told Hie I Hint: W - will prove that lodge ta r units was brought out. Mr. Williams explained ftirlbe peiitri mad* an aisault witli intenl the financing of the project m * lt> imirsl-r U(%n M f I or kwrsnd. veallng that the Federal Author! I.<tckwood w*« the first prnaaeuty will advance fund* to d a rt the project and will guarantee Ill- 1 1.,„ -iltnes*. He testlfleil ('arpenfocal bond Issue to provide tjw t,, mire told him lie wanted to ■noriROM of tliU COjt. To*' „rt ml of III* wife »o lot could Federal Authority will al*o «*• "|tini nil tb* women he wanted." Three year* ago, he toMetl, lot sorh operating lns*e» up t o t ' percent of the project cost a* Inn : .in- ilia Judge and « woman toa* the Authority ha* an Interest ^mlit-t in a room at the Governor rliuti ii Hotel III New York. Lockproject. Ini the project aalil the, wirmnn woman "did not Th# unit*, when completed wouni ( , Mm m hih im* be rented to families In an Income , |)(|V1, „liy,jl|tlg (m |,„t a blanket, bracket eet by the local Hnuilnij |,„j,MU) Attorney Kills Barrett Commliilon wnH Ih^lr wnuM guL*p<|tiiii!ly laock* be bated largely on their ablllt. | wll(1() ,.|„„|y nn |,u relation* with to p a y , but never more than Caipenter's wife, who Imd sued of thalr Income, Including iitillti* ( ||t< M11|K# f„r divorce prior to the The average tenant in sn.'b hcui* | M r, t Carpenter h Isu had Ing unlti In other cities pay* e-1 (||>< | H $ 101 1 ,(1(10 alienation of alIn thla manner, he *abl. If*,-lions suit against Mis. F.stelle -I c .t t n lW r .w S -: I aSSe sis'W JSrJtafflX; i5f (Oeuttaee* «■ Bhl' f .. .................................. C ~ " . S ' . . . m i . , I » ,.< M ... ................. ......... "S Mrs. C. N. White Died In Jacksonville ■ P orter Funeral To Be Held Thursday I Mr*. C. N. Whit# dlad at th# J home of har eon C. J . White at A. M. yesterday following an Funeral aervlces for Mr#. Rena dine** of more than a year. A resident of I’aola for 20 year* B. Porter, alater of Dr. L. D. Brown of thla city, will be held Mi*. While had been making har on Thuraday at 8:80 P. M. at the home with her eon for tha past B. A. Kyle Funartl Home In Jack­ three years. Him was Imrn July 4, IH7J In Lenoir County, N . 0. sonville. , . Other survivor* Include two Mra. Porter died yeaterdav morning in St. Auguatlna end ia sons, W. M. White, Zanesville, O, aurvlved by her husband, Dan L. and C. G. White, DayUma Beach; If. k grandchildren and nine great Porter of I’alatka, and two bron r o -.m there D r. Brown and Sidney grandchildren. Rrnwn n# Jacksonville Futiera service* will be held at Brown of Jacksonville. 10.u(, A . M . tomorrow In the Church of ChrieL at Paola of O L D A G E B E N E F IT S A roproaentatlva of the Orlando which slij^wae wthgm hnr Inter>In B y lv a ttm iu CameField Office of tho Social Securi­ ty Admlnlatratlon will be In Banford on rrld a y. 8ept. J0. *t the C O R R E C TIO N Court Houaa from 9:80 A. M. until The Herald regreta an error I I jBO A. M. to teko application for benefit# under tho Federal Old* the City Commlealon etory dealt.., Age and Burvlvora lnaurance/tiro with the Seminole Country Clu_ In which it wee stated that Clyde gram. Tarwlllegar had agreed “to pay 18,000 to Sanford-Semlnole Oo. V. N. D E LB G A 1 . W A S H IN G T O N , Sept j r14— UP) Inc., In order to clear up dobte ac­ nomi- crued In that amount again#! Urn — Preeldent Trum an tot' nated John Bharman Co rr, for­ company”. John D. Ivey, greatms Ken- dent. atatad today tha! the BanSoBublican eenator t, to take over th. United ford-Semlnole Co. 1m . la m ! In­ ■Id by debted to anyone and added !ltnl it formerly Ute consideration Is lo t U m — .. Dullee. these of aeolpmeat at D u lle a ____ x ■alertlaa of w1I,I1. Ill* ,(1*l'llwtloll No Discipline Is Planned Against Capt. ( ‘rommelin 'Vl*' violnnn A Ir F r n o f Of Cli.'ti *;«?!. If.tvy Air Is ( roititj T’,r |Git Pilots See Films Taken In Mexico If * ■ I11'1#M»• n r * fa Keceived By George Swat!/, n ( f .By ’ *" : v, Colonial Office f rom Disemployed Wot Id Sorit'M Bruins (Ml. 5 In Fink Of Amerii'au l.uairue OfficePH Are EI H I THE WEATHER i ‘ te artl*# I ? 3 ia a ‘ Supreme Oourt, ’s e a s 1**- WStTffl (im . ^JvV' ' 4 - a w 80 " f t '. �M BR T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . SANFORD FLORIDA The S anford H erald i f. Pafclleb** dull* ' to iir t u Divorces Decline S M a rS a r . . . ■S.'1 '« " 4 i r M -..*** **<*•••• A t t l l l •— •M « k *t H . T t i L " L * v r P a * ••••» • j taarara! riA ifS ,** M « r* ib < ? , A?t ■ § » !|.a i « r . ROLt.Altn ,|» DRAM ____ " OORUONi r Raalaraa Via ----------- i im ic H im o R Carrtrr ■4 * a i i a h ita a rj n h w . • a 'r f’d 'i/w V i'iV 'f“ A V •' w ill fci a K r J T J * fir V V f n i r . a a i ■ t l'J K i £*# ItoratS u rara .. I. _a mt is * ta lhaa .a-a ® , . .? . /...... ■ ' " ' V“ IBS W n tlM lra lr R rtaia i W*M *■ a *1 J V L u A b n i M I , M B IT. 14, i » t 9 “ ^ I M V M f r i L g yU H H B ~ fh n t Jr nit# rFRnnn w iiv , , l t . n w . w„uiH hr, ; ; z : : ' : : - : r ' *tr?fe*"T> iV'lYv* *5 f0VerHh 1,11 ■In*. - P r o » L io:ia It may he window d rM , i Ilg< nnfJ you may no. l i b I h r | , „ glw gr |IP r : - r / r v e « ° ' •«* « J m .i ru r ■ Htlle fellow M a id e d T j|0 j, itendinB uj> to the big mug. lie |,ni virtually called Stalin everyliiiny Mi the hook, «nd hr lina double dog dared him to tump it. A ll tin's may be ju il idle talk or it little fam ily quarrel, but it i> n w elronir l l l n l from the u iu n l bom hardriiriili which are confined In the nlignJ»ent» on the right and on llir left. The fir it snow* o f the fall tenare reported from Montana where tem peraturei dropped to 20 above zero and tnnw . fell there and in neighboring Wyoming and Dakotas a i w rll. Even n« far smith • l Sanford there irr n n to Ire a little nip in the air n i thole llirre deadly hrolher*. July, AtiKiral ami Seplemlier, n r * r the end of llir ir tope, Oct. I i* jm i around the corner and before you know it the m ow birds w ill b e'n ockin g south fiia ln . \ v.V . Do you know who first thought tip Communism and who founded the Communist P a rly ? W ell, it r a S ltt.M r tr .o S : T h il a! IfM l ii wliai one w iln e it nl the Communiit trials in New York testified last week. And the Re­ publican Party wu* ,ip reality the first Communist Party in tlri* coun­ try. As n matter nf (ad. hr went on, Thorns* Jrlfrrson and Andrew Jackson w ric also Coniniuni'ls, and ’ ’Coiiim uniitn is thr highest Inim of democracy” . Wlmt will we learn nest? D iv o rc e In th e U nited S ta te n n u m b e re d 4 2 0 ,0 0 0 In 194H. u d e clin e o f une H cvtnth fr o m th e 1947 to ta l, a n il one t b it ' fe w e r th u n th e n il-tim e hiw h o f (120,000 In 1040, n c c u n lin g M e tro p o lita n L ife In x u ru n c u C o m p a n y . D e s p ite th e xL n rp c o u n try w id e d o w n w a rd tr e m l, h o w ­ e v e r, th e 1048 fig u re wnx h ig h e r th a n f o r a n y y e a r p r io r to 1940. T h u fijru re n , bused u po n d a ta o b ta in e d th ro u K h in ­ q u ir ie s to s ta te , c o u n ty, a nd c o u r t o ffic e * , In c lu d e a n n u l­ m e n ts a nd , f o r N ew Y o rk S ta te , lilx x o lu tio n x b y E n och A rd e n decrue, .T W , iltV n rc e ra te fo r 1948 wan 2 .9 p e r 1 ,0 00 p u p ii In lio n , eom p are d w ith 3.4 in 1947 a nd 4.4 In 1040. T h e h ig h e s t ra te n w e re re co rd ed in N e va da , F lo rid a , Id a h o , T e x a n , O k la b om n . A riz o n a , and A rkansan, a m i th e lo w e a t in th e K a n te rn Ht,ite n fro m V e rm o n t to D e la w a re , S o u th C a ro lin a , N o r th D a k o ta , M in im m ila , and W is c o n x in . In K e n e rn l, th e fre q u e n c y <N.v o m ‘ te n d e d to liic r.iiM e an one m o v e d fr o m F o n t to W e n t’ a nd fr o m N o rth to S o u th . " T h e p re s e n t decline in d iv o rc e w ill u n d o u b te d )’ c o n tin u e in th e n e a r fu tu r e ,” the m e tro p o lita n fo re c a s ts . " T ills does iiia lm iL .'itio n , w h o in m ost cases a re liv in g i l l s u b - s ta n d a r d ! equally vita l wnge-pcnnlnn sinorh o iis in g . O u ts id e help is n ecessary th r o u g h th e lo n g p u l l , j*1*” J" ,,ir 1,1,10 1,11,1 <’onI mininx to a c h ie v e n o rm a l co nd itio n s. T h is m e d ic a l m is s io n Is one n,.fo|»n Lew is and hi* United o f th e m o re im p o rta n t p ro je c ts c a rrie d o u t b y s e rv ic e a n d Mine tVi.rki !•* resume talks with re fu g e e o rg a id z a tio n s , I the Idlominoun coal o p cra to ri tin* 7 ' ok in Him fielil rnul )Vhll« Sol - lY /rv ' ( H tn; m1 ' ’ S om tonf, il itc m t lo ui« deservpt -a — vote rejjj *“ ooff appreciation for ret|l snship in in hejpin helping to avoid tsmanship Ifisj.Strike ‘ ,l just * ‘ .it at lthis ,Ume. |A ; hsttla royal in our'bask industry .. 'Row would be jmt whet, la needed U> upset tilt apple ' cart. Philip in yielding on hit wa^e and trying to satisfy ly> I .Vrith a belter old age (rensian _MR, shows that he has braigs i wall as character. If John lr Rfk. proves equally} #( (mart in i« d K l M eoal ta lU f f ti‘people's kith in democracy will be fuljy Health and outdoor recreation are two of the most appealing advantages Florida has to offer the visitor and hoineseekar. Health, energy, vitality, recreation appeal to everyone and Florida offers them in abundance. For years Dick Pop* of Beau­ tiful Cypress Dardens has been telling the fascinating story of Florida’* outdoor advantages with pictures of beautiful girls and sturdy ladg featured In thrilling action Shots against a background of unsurpassed scenic beauty. Hu vivid an da|ive war* the** pic­ tures that editors hava mapped them up and used them at every opportunity. Practically every metropolitan newspaper In tha country has used Cypress Cardans pictures) they have graced the cavern of tho nation’s foremoit magaxlnes, trade Journals and houa* organa. Hundreds uf thousands of feat of motion picture film hava been shot ami every picture theqt1* 1“ the country, at one time or another, has featured shorts and nawareel shots from Florida's Cypress Gar­ dena, Thank* to tho hacking of Dick Pop* acofaa of Florida taon-ag* youngsters have developed from flat-footed country glrla and gaw­ ky boys to ebuming. accomplished, national aRg* International stars. Today tho fam ed Aqua-maids of Cypress Gardens are or uypress ui bout tha the nation nati aj] road FqL tha Railroad Chicago thd"Varelly thdA Tm# la fj4j T| tha ahow with • Water M B ' fe TN Hf»t o h ^ M a le i tea & ttt’measure with many so-celled jwaatua wluch many so-calM Thrill Show that 1s t 'ol lifel‘ dur\m*ted from a%w{£h srpve.he « it# be* votai itr kiad of a which cm ba MmJl of.jji am *»wn, th« * tax m«a" ra d U rnan^Dtn Cypress Dardens fur the last 3 years. At llnltlitiuri1 Oils *iimmcr, Dick Pope, Jr. won llie Men's Champion­ ship In the National Water Hkl Tournament for the second year, while Wllln Worthington McDuiru of Cypress Danlcn* captured the Women’s t'lmia|ilun*hlp for tho fourth time. Bringing more glory and fame to Florida were l.ois Thornhill, young blonde Junior Aqua-Maid who won tho Junior Dili* Champ­ ionship Slid Buddy Hoyle who smashed all record* l,y making Ilia longest ski Jump in the world and, on top of that, plnccd second in the Men's Chanipliimdiip competition. Imtnndiately following their Baltimore engngmerit these Flori­ da auuaatara flew to Huropa via Pan-American Airways to comP fte jn ‘ he International Water Hkl Tournament at Juan Lea Pins, Franca, officially representing tha United States at the meet and at tha same time spreading the fame of Florida and Cypres* Gardens « ro« »M Atlantic. Wllla won tha World s Women's Champion­ ship and Dick Pope, Jr. set a new World's water ski Jump record. From France they journeyed to Milan, Italy where they gave a special Water Hkl Show foe tha Maharajah of Dlnjapur, later touring the Riviera and staging sensational shows and developing voluntas of publicity for the United states and Florida In particular. Than, hurrying back to'this side 0, ,thV world W ««lved at T q» «*<•' Canada Just In tlm* to Join other Cypress Cisrd.n star* and , •* Watsr Ski show at the Oknadlan National Kaposltloa W throuih ieptam- & ■ ■ -L Final Decision To Be •Made A fter Returns From Engineer Poll PITTSBURGH, S^pt 1 4 - ^ p } — Inrot potation o f virtually % ll enginenten, firrm rn and hoitlers employed on A m trican railroad* in a tingle union i i a step rim e r to reality today. President D. B. Robertson of the Brotherhood o f Locomotive Fire­ men and Enginemen told Pennsy­ lvania members o f his union gather­ ed here that the b L i o il. member­ ship h*d- given a 90 pci cent tgle o l approval to plans for a merger w ith Engineers. : . Imr W tulni'i, W. Vn. W hrthr thinking o f Mm ray or not, Lewis Sou ill African W orries iiiiiuciiveri'd Ids iii-gotlalions so , tlint the sleet bargaining enme W lm t I h In th e m in tlt o f th e H o tilh A fr ic a n D u tc h ? T h u firs t, lie ’ll prohni.lv now ask for F fu d lH h -H iic itk in g rex ii lent h o f th e c o u n tr y w m ilil lik e t o ! " wiiopping peinion-weifnri> r»v mid u HlmrUrr work k n o w . P rc p a ra tio n x a rc tin d e r w a y fo r a c tilu b ra lln n , in ally without Iiixh nf pay, D e c e m b e r, o f th e tre k w tiic li o v e r a n iilu r y a p o to o k tb o tiHlmlhnl", Waller I*. Heather, xandH o f D u tc h fa rn tc rx n o tth fro m th e Cape o f (io o d H ope lienil of tile f’J O AlllO Worker*, to N a ta l, th e O iiiiik c F le e S ta le and th e T ra n x v a a l, T ltc ilelnyeil any hIiowiIowii with Fool Clirv-dn whlla Murray sleerm o tiv e w ax th e n to get a w a y fro n t th e K n g lix h . S om e eb- and ci! hlx eutmie through the rocky H c rv e rx a re w o tu le rittK ir d ie c c le b ra tlim lx n e t m e a n t to fart-flmlhig hcnrlMgs in New p ru n u rv o a n d o m o u riiK c th a t x la te o f m in d to d a y . York In those hcaringa. xom* Indus­ 'T h o p la n n xotnal lim e c c n t c n m ig ti. T h u p a r tic itm n lx w ill try ropreo'iilntivos kali! tho gov­ p r o w p a tr ia r c h a l h card x i*» t h e ir ancextorH d id , a m i w e a r ernment hoard would he hlastd In c lo th in g ) lk o 4 M » o f- th e p to ne e rx. T h e y w ill r id e in o x -c a rtx , favor of tin- union, Homa of that n ln y D u tc h ^a n te x and s in g D u tc h m u ik h . It lx m im e th in K resent merit was directed at Thing, six-foot-seveil-Inch former indus­ lik e A m e ric a n h o m e e o m ln p W eekx, tin a la rg e r made, trial relations hnxa of I), H Rub­ I t in n o t xo m u c h th e a c tu a l p ro p ra m ax w h a t m a y lie ber Co. lie hud suggested the b e h in d i t th a t a la ru m th e S o u th A fr ic a n F ttg lix h . T h e y c a n ­ fact-finding hoard III the first n o t fo r g e t th a t th e p ru x e n t g o v e rn m e n t lx one o f D u tc h tdnee, Itul l ln> hoard's recommenda­ e x tr e m ix tx w h o w e ru p ro N a z i d u r in g tin - w a r and h * v « tions, reject imr nnv wave Imost at re p e a te d ly d e cla re d t h e ir h ix t llit y to th in g x K iig llx h . A l t e r tills time on Ho- grnlliiil* thst cost td l, th e y xsty, S o u th A f r ic a lx x t ill In th e llr it ix h C o m m o n , of living hod leveled off, was a nleusant surprise to some of these w e a lth . T h e y w ia h It to re m a in th e re Too Late To Classify *-• 14. 1049 BFL&E Votes To Merge OnionWith Rail Engineers Ur HOW A HI) W. WAHD (For JnmfN Marlow) W ASHINDTON, Sept. 14-'<7 7 — Phillip Murray's prompt acciqitnm-c af the fart finding hoard rerommcriilallaiis fur ending the sled dispute, was, in a way, s Id* tiule to 7!l-year-«lil Cyrus S. Chlng, head of the government'* Conciliation service. It was Chlog who argued lead­ ers of the Wa"L'l industry Into cooperating with the Imard wji<n '• was named liy Presldeht Truman last July 13. Ching assured the President that the union would n il off its threatened strike for lit) days If the Industry would agree to place the rriiclal wagepension dispute before that boor<l. Murray has agreed to another 11 -day postponement of a walkout That truce expires Wednesday. hy his million memher steelworkr»snote eviWs *a •riel » I# ers«•union. * 0 *I ► * lilltlll ilittV snt. T ••Dr/» le ' r*v “Ivn^bli scum s m o re lik e ly th a t I In d e c lin e is te m p o r a ry , s im ila r to agreed to the hoard’s teims— which knocked (lie props from un­ i lie p a tte rn a f t e r previous p o s tw a r b o o m * In d iv o r c e ." der his hid fnr a fiurth rouml. tinsI war wage increase of ItPit j M e d ic a l M is s io n cents an hnltr. In ho doing, he knew that he was hurting the | of other (9 0 unions to , G e rm a n y , fo rm e rly th e fo u n ta in h e a d o f m e d ic a l le a rn - chalices get wage boosts thhi year. Most in g , d u r in g w a r ’s hiatus le d m a n y o f its m e d ic a l n cho o lx w it h nolens were waiting to see how I h e ir tra in e d people, h o s p ita ls , a nd th e m a te r ia ls a n d t e x t ­ Murray came out of his tussle books n e ce ssa ry f r r th e st m ly o f m e d lcln w a m i its a llie d with the pace-setting steel Indus­ a rts . S p on sore d by the U n ita ria n S e rv ic e c o m m itte e a n d th e try. Murray and the steel wmkers’ In te r n a tio n a l R efugee O rg a n iz a tio n , a m e d ic a l m is s io n c o n ­ policy committee, expressing "ut­ s is tin g o f fo u rte e n d octors a nd d e n tis ts fr o m th e U n ite d most regret’’ that the hoard re­ S ta te s , one fr o m Canada a n d one fr o m L o n d o n , re c e n tly fused to recommend a wage hues), c o n d u cte d re fre s h e r courses fo r H e rm a n m o d ic u i m en. T h e said they would settle for Un­ it 100 monthly pension system sod p ro je c t w as c a rrie d o ut in a h o s p ita l in M u n ic h a m i a d e n ta l liberalised social Insurance pro­ sch oo l In lln m liu r g . gram promised hy the panel. That left it up to the Hteel rumM o d e rn te x tb o o k s w ere fu rn is h e d to ta k e th e place o f and gave the union a head im tim iu te d boo ks. Lack ol a b lo o d -b a n k a t th e h o s p ita l in parlies, start in winning piddle urrlaliA for M u n ic h im p e lle d th e m em bers o f th e m is s io n to w o rk w ith averting a strike that could throw th e m ilit a r y g o v e rn m e n t a n d local h e a lth a u th o r itie s to the national mummy out (if gear. China was well-aware uf the p ro v id e one, size of the stakes ns he played foi P ro p e r h e u lth fa c ilitie s a n d e x p e rt e n ro o f th e s ic k a re ............................... ^ steel, .............. ... lime anil pence in Jmt i s p e c ia lly im p o rta n t fo r a people w hoso v i t a li t y is lo w fr o m [ iirim n d ""th e '" i-nriier" e n T ' almost By RUHHELL K A Y Our heart goes out to another o pt o l the poor Roosevelt hoys, lust Row Icing sued lor divorce by his lltiid svife ur fourth w ilr Faye Emerson. Eight or ten years •go ’we used to keep up with the m arital problems o l these boys, Duld tell you within two ur three i t how many wives each of them collected up to that time. But gt mathematical imperfection* sally prevailed and we had to ,ve it up. W« actually lost count, j * suppose everyone has a right to go to hell In his own way. but for America's No. I fam ily they f certainly set a sorry example iin ffepestic bliss. LONGEST P:P.rORMANCE IN THE NATION TODAY iU t W EDN ESDAY HEPTEM UER a e a i mesem Desperate Town Americans May Have To Practice Finds Polio Help Austerity Also To Help British On Own Doorstep NKW YORK, Sept. 14— 4H|><>clatk— Hornet lines you cun search the countryside! to find (hut help, like happiness, lies on your own doorstep. It was like that In l.n Crosse, WIs. this summer when polio cases went into a sudden upwawl spiral. Parlllticz and persontnd ware severely toyed at Ht. Francis Hospital, whe-e stricken children from six nearby countries were he — Ing brought In at the ntarm lng rate o f threp a day. An mhlltlorio" pliysienl theiaplst wns urgently needed. The National Foundation fo r Infuntlle I’aiulysl*, through lls state representutlvo, telegraphed Hy SAM DAW SON NEW YORK. Sept. 14 (/I1) —American im lu s lrin liilt, exporter* and farmer* arc going to be diked to practice a little a u ilrrily o f their own. Uncle Sam i* going to >lrp aiidc a little m llie world'* great trad­ ing market. He it d rlib rr.ilrly making roam lor John Hull. The Hritiili are lo have il a little eaiier in irlling their good* in competition with ours. They uro going to huy less of our*. And we „ hcm, llf consumption? Our o-.“,0 n,K mU U!y T " ' , , !U m stockpiling will help the British Ihlx ileliliet Stu *tep— which will k . T , Am,.rtPan tin.-an prolialdy mean u fu rth e r cut In i „ (i,,- irv ^hn'tnmpat ,,r rh * hc.ui.o-. our declining export total of In,b ia trial product.* and o f grain and 0|j._ u |H'lng taken to help the „ r j „ Hh ghwiuifh th e ir current dotlar crista, It Is hoped that these i onceM*loiin’w ill p ul tiie llrltls h on th e ir feet w ithout any direct cosh llu , ^ i ’| r-M th k r n L " ,w„ 1 * * ,,thfct , . ■ 'Did fin a lly , nur great m arket hi Canada w ill lie affected. Cun1,1,0 s fliiauco m inister has rc••"'veil Ids w inning: I f (.anada Is nut able to receive payment fo r andplargest of the Railroad Brothm hoods. Jtath are Independent. Robertson said he is awaiting ml of teVults of a similar man referendum among members of the BLR* Jf tho proposal gets their ap­ proval, Robertson said a conven­ tion will tie called for romliiirAfg the membership and resources of tiiv two organisations. Pluns for the merger were or Iglnally drafted In 11*47> Tho Bl.f AR pool was completed lsst month. The engineers will completa their vote on the proposal tomor­ row and bcitln counting the bal­ lots next week at their honihpinitors In Cleveland. Considerable op­ position to tha merger plan hui lx-h i voiced within the engineer»’ union, and several BLR offic|Rlt have privately expressed dui.Tu that It would be approved. The firemen have about 1JO,Dim members and the engineers shout B0,000, with some duplication ■>( membership. Is that the democracies have tu stick together, help each other even If It means a few less dullais for Americans for n time. a Unde Ham Is In a position,Mf he wuntvd tu hu ruthless, to run British trailers off the sens, tu undersell them, to sink tlirli pound. He doesn't aim to. tin the contrary, he’s out to help them some mure, and, as usual, It’* go­ ing to cost you, ci. B u ic k Hot of practically now tire* end tunning Condibuttery. • Fair H' Don. Only the American I'hvslcnl Thcrnpy i handout nt this time. They will, of ’ h"1' ........ . *» HrU»tn, she Is Association nt mice. Physical tlier- *cmir()(. run- to receive Mar- >urccd to rut down her purchases aplsl., paid hv the Natfaiinl F oiiii- i ,, 1, 1,11 dollar aid and doubtless some f»*»" ‘he Dttl‘ e.1 .States.’ Uut he nation, are recruited for the nation: e <i,u Woild Hank 1 u,hl* ‘hey hope they won’t have “l i........ 11' " V .tA*-----.............. to tighten their hells any more, S .r;j;c," tln " w l,h lt;* I ...Ml U. «. R sp u n-lm po rt Hank, illlllllt |llllisls. re gistry of .t.lltHI names, | ThlJ olm a* well n» They alieaily restrict our goods. Heverul late modal car* tridci When Murray yielded, (thing (.a ll* weie pinning in an end philanthropic. Il Is part uf tho They hope that If Marshall Piatt in from originid owners wit# hnd won half Ids battle, at least, less stream into APTA heiolipiar cold war. It is also, perhaps, good dollar* pay for Canadian wheat very low mileage. anil he rmilil only hone that indus­ ters, Boise, Ihilreit, (Jruiid Hnplds, for ilrilain, they'll have enough | Imslness for its In the long-run— TERMS and TRADES try would quickly follow. Baglnaw, Oklaheinn City. Home certainly a British collapse would |'••►HRrs to go on buying from us. Of rourse. Chlng Is not always requests were filled overnight. good business for the world. on ‘tho Kamo “ restricted basil. successful. In tho Hawaiian dock. Hometlme* as many os 6ii call* not lie gl u i 11/<■ i l l a i i i l t n iiu ta im ii iiR h l n ' . .I ..... ■ ., Wn*hlnglun stresses that this But hero are tho things pro­ strike dispute, (fit** for linstance, he had and telegrams wire I i. .avid veil I III to nntinimco Monday nlghl that finding one physical therapist free posed In the accord at Washing­ whole hiiHincss Is not only e ne­ “ the parties remain so hopelessly to go on emergency duty. Many of ton which will affect the pocket- cessity, If llrltuln isn't to go under, Phoaa H T Hanford, Fla. far nnnrt In their thinking that th* nation's physical therapists books of American businessmen, Imt the bent possible defense mea­ furl her medial Inn at this tlm* are employed on a permanent runners, and perhaps tho con­ sure for this country. The point would he of no avail.” sla today In the very hospitals sumer) Two other troublesome matters 1 . Britain can spend more of her ierc polio now Is being treated. nr« on hlx dockett' the Doodrlch There was a delay In finding ii Marshall dollars elsewhere than Ituhhcr strike and the Bell Air: E1 hyslcal therapist for the La hero. Ferhaps she will spend up craft Companv dispute In Buffalo. Ci Iroasa hospital. Than another to t-UIS million for Canadian He has staved on tho sideline* In telegram camo In. It ssld: “ Read wheat, for on* example, the Buffalo strike, out of defer­ about need for physical therapist 8. Britain probably will huy less ence to the New York state madD at Bt. Francis. Llvu next door. oil from American-owned com­ •tors. Vacationing but anxious help in panies and sell more of her near .M While all (Strikes may bo diffi­ amsrgeney. I’laase assign me." An­ eastern oil output In markets nncu cult to end. those three are regard­ other telegram went out: "Wond­ mils. ed hv th« Conciliation Hervlce *• erful. Renort St. Francis tomorrow 3. American shipping companies niiumir the toughest. morning." may lose trade. A t present half If Chlng gels them out of th* Recruitment and payment of of Marshall Plan shipments must Hie other Industry contract clouds physical therapists and nurses 1* wav, he can turn his attention to a major narl nf the epidemic ser­ go In U, S. ships, Washington peeking over the hnrlxon In th* vices with March of Dimes funds, agrees to reconsider this, 4. American* may pay more for electrical manufacturing, msrl* according to Dr. Robert Neville, time nml rubber Industries. director of orthopedic service* for rubber. Our present law requires Thins are rugged assignments the National Foundation. By July that menufecturtra use 800,000 even tor Chlng— a towering, pipe* T r d this year, 74 physical there* tons a year of aynthatle rubber, loving man who once drove a lists, Ml of them trained through nnw Helling at U H cents a pound. streetcar nml shinnied un tele­ tional Foundation scholarships, This has fotvod British natural phone poles for a living (ha wa* recruited at a cost of rubber down te IB cents. Now nearly electrocuted once.) ,000. Tha American Red Cross Washington agree* te lower thcee Hut now— whan tho occasion ta* J aant Rll nurses to IB states requirement*. Tire, makers are exquires It— he can pound the table, at a cogt.pf 1887,000. peeled to buy more natural rubber tell bully-shaking Jakes, or *>t from Britain, who la in a position Tha National Foundation has buffing in clouds of amok#- f*J contributed substantially to tho lo push up th* price. Also, wa hours nt a tlmo whlla other* Increased. number of professional agree to conaidar buying British shriek at each other. .. . 1 workers In both flslits through When they tiro, ho usually b*» achqlarships and fe llo w ships rubber fur our strategic stockpile, helping thereby to take sup* an Idea. B earded as part of Its romprshen- Plies off tha market, va *10.000,000 educational prp0. Britain la to b* allowed to fvim during (ha last eleven year*. discriminate against American AMKMICAN HRLBAHBD Dr. NtVlli* explained. goods.in the Rtorllng area. Some BKRL1N, Sept. 14-lflV-M “mace wa launched our »1,807.- American Industrialists may find Victor Milner, Jr. of tha-t). I. physical therspy program, n It hard to go on selling their pro­ $165.00 NICHOLSON BUICK CO. » SH O E S Force and hla father, a cameraman, ware released Russians last night after under arrest In tna Soviet slnea last Saturday, the chackppiRfe at Coburg aai «r..aiL.aU».t«.. f c ^ d a i m e k P o p . ; notcorw . , Hodge* of the gayammeat, and hit Foundation h is ducts there. Britain will go even that* scholar- further along her path o f buying tot il M little from ua ae aha can. , A W # agree to try to lower esr tariff walk’ Gongveae willing, U ........ T U * S O W 1 pl^gSStl^XJS!. recently completed In Italy, war* OR a ,.rT _ throudlf tin for onr strategic • • m u « h h p t i s r ^' - r - r . • lir r f e : V— m id \ ’*... ■' tMl»' .J , norshalm baa never arad* altoea wktok ' etockpll*. the pay coosidtrabiy at -f-i. Vc'arVf nura- 1*Sji V '" I ijM f ‘V V :' ^q*aT>. r- ■ ' ’• ••>' i-r’ ; 7 V t« q rd R. fl*'" ... M k . L<- r’.K - > . __ �WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 14, IMS THE SANFORD Golf Association To Social A n d Personal Activities IM e!J°^Jhu"day The Sanford Woman's Golf As, . . , snclatlon will hold It* opening Fall •ft* CarHn Palmer. Rajr—Society Editor T tk p h n n # I IS |meeting on Thursday with a I luncheon nt the Twilight Grill, i Members of the organization may U U r iB l V I U U 1UHACB |-% i play golf either In the morning or in tile afternoon, as during the l«*t season. The first luncheon will not be I'lsn* for artlvitien of the TourMrs. F C Moor* Is expected to TH U R S D A Y i«t Club for the winter month* arrive this week from Luterne, IV held at the Seminole Country Club because of the reorganization Samlnola Chapter No. 2 were discussed at a meeting of 0. E. S will meat at the the office™ and commute* chair- , where ahe has spent several week*. which is now taking place, It was Maaonlc Hall at 8:00. announced. Luncheon will be serv­ The board of the West Sldo torn held on Monday at the Tour- I Mr. and Mrs. Harold llortul ed nt 12:00 o'clock and Mr*. Price JParent-Teacher Association will let Center. John M. Senkarlk, Jr., ’ were dinner guests of Kir. amt Mm . Heard will conduct a short busi­ ^neet at the school at 2:00 P. M. president of the Tourlit Club, pre- |John E. Deneff on Friday. ness session after welcoming eided over the meeting. S A TU R D A Y members. A membership drive will begin Richard McNab left Sunday for Tourlit Club members will meet All members and prospective i t th^TourliVCenter’at'7:30 P. hi! | 0c‘- 1 ■ n'1 fc*» ,w rr« ■» Gainesville where he has coined for a »oclai meeting of games, quiz! l’*r, P*r*°tt- By-laws will be his freshman year at the Utiivct member* are now being contacted. Mi*. W. (I. Fleming, publicity dtprograms and refreshments. Mrs. picsentrd to the group at an early ally of Florida. lector, said tills moitiitig adding Cauley Is In charge of the dute. garnet At the request of Edward Hig­ I Friends of Wally Philip* Jr. that all who sre inteiested In game* and Mrs. Bertha Young in will be clad to learn that be ........ Joining the oiganizution are n*kcd charge of refreshments. Local re­ gins, Chamber of Commerce sec- cupcratlng nicely from a lonsllvc- | to contact Mrs. F.arl Higgin­ •clary, Mrs. A. C. Stark* was ap­ sidents are urged to attend. tomy performed on Friday botham hi .Miss Helen Cabas. pointed to aid in checking the need TIIKM IIAY ‘ Th* Hemerocallls Circle ol the lor games, tattle equipment ami 8teve Hodgkin, Buddy ('niter WSanford Carden Club will ntevl song hooka fqr the entertainment and Alan Roton have left fm Cni at 8:00 P. M. for a covered dish of winter visitors. Mrs. Mable jyIs Military Institute In Handing, IIY JACK 1)1110(1 mo ifirmer *nina u urnersco niter their minti.i,-,- m Vvsa* N rv supper at the home of Mrs. A. K. lit own was appointed to check (For Itob Thomas) Conklin war known a* the king of the two-rerh i ...medics when movie* Brubaker, 2001 Palmetto Avenue. the pantry supplies owned by th* Hero "lllckere" end Mary Pickford w.u an mgcmie. tfnirrmiticmal) HOLLYW OOD. Sept. 14— (/P)— Tourist Club and aid in selecting Mr. and Mrs. W. C. HIM have Television will hove to struggle a pattern of dishes for use after returned tn their home in Sanford along without Jack Benny for a I the civic club* remove their from Clayton, Ga. where Kiev ■hie to lie east ns comedians, n u \ n f s i y | '| t\ \ T while. He ha* decided to stick with ■ingots as dramatic heavies. < i,,,w .. * .. 1dishes. spent several weeks. radio until TV nttincts a latger By JIM M Y P O W K L L ____ "When it role does icquite an *'l t One of Announcement was made that audience. artless In potlray a plain I. the, "*/»'■' << -lnurnnti>s is Friends nf Mr*. Belle Min •hew HI there everyone! Well It's the A. Van Nese, shufflchoard chair­ Thi* Is an about.face for the wag Ini picks a girl who can't excii 1!"'*•„........... " " ciocn banks of second week of school at good ole man, would haw the courts and will lie glad to learn that -he i* from Wnukegun, III. When he be­ dire. 1,1. . . . . « •'« W e s t Seminole High School, ami thing* equipment lit order for the open­ able to return to her position with gan In* Hiiniiiii-i vinntinn, Benny p l i u . " s a i d D . t .i i .n i i ,, , . * 01 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I'.n li.om ol toll'll have to t»f comse. she add..I l i n t s . ............. a te really popiiln'! You won't even ing of the scasun and Mr. Hig­ Ann's Mlresol Beauty Salon nftci plnnm-d to tee off a video series railing foi a plain t dim t ..... If | , , ., Ml, , („ ,|1M, recognise HUM since she's had her gins informed the group that th* an illness of several weeks. llu- lull. He'* still enthusiastic along every day. Willi a uigci ,, ,i face lifted! Chamber of Conimeice would re­ Mrs. I. L. Talbott hn* ielm m l iilimit television an ii coining iitcdi- it's different. An in lie — with a All the hall* have Iteen tefiiii-h place worn cue*. ■, •' ,I .|M• • Mll» ll|« lefl II «$«*«! • • mill. to her home frnm the Fcioall' iiiii. tint lie *iiys now: *d and they glisten like a new „ ,|„ ....... , „ „ v ,|P|.utl>s Mr. 8enkarlk expressed hi* ap­ Laughton Memorial H o s p i t a 1 1 "I began to think how silly It voice can Mist open h. i I..... It. and, penny. The music room has hevn sing, in almost any kind of i.dc , . i:, . IIM, painted a light green i < lot preciation for the splendid work where ahe has spent the past «ev-1 umilil lie lo knock my brain* out But von can't ding o pit..... willy ji|„.y . aiing,' .ay* Manager doing radio nnd T V show* at the throughout , and a new celling has of committees and the interest of eral days. nllly. I*nnI la h’-'i la Hie east side of same time." been Installed. The auditorium, too, thiHo present each week. Mrs. W. Ihnnn -t ill play* profe noinlly 'lie i c t on uni, fm'.iig Ihs Klilne, I* now completed and looks swell. E. Smith, publicity chairman, told The greying, bespectacled ramie Mr. and Mr*. John K. Dencff1 llci th in l is limit n i l iely gut**, Eosenii The color scheme used In the audi­ of the activities of the Chamber of spent last 8 nmlay with Mm . Hen- 1 is a pel fcctlonist. lie works five between film inlc* torium gives It the elfcct of living Commerre In the field of adver­ eff's brother and family. Ilertmm. days a week willing and polishing aB'iiia of i c e o id - o filli-llod. foi eed In I ' n r n h atliei ehnll*. dspil lie still tn can ga/e m i " * , a pojilni stud much larger than she is. II. E. tising to bring wlnu-r tourists In- J. Benerke. near Titusville. While Ills air show. Even if he did a T V lelen-e tills fall. And Morris, our school principal, said, to Sanford and urged local real there they enjoyed a boat trip mil show only every other week, the hope- fm mole movies ill \*(iti'li 'It'd It n u n ' at the -t o ile d Rhine '.ite i 'and 1 quote "that with the com-; dents to paiticipatv In the tourist Banana Creek. stmin would lie ton much, lie fi­ ■In play*. N'oyysiion a -,ie i"d h. cover th" pletion of our new athletic build-, activities. xate- “ I can't uffniil lo Ihi mrdl- | t'nllke some pet fm mi is yvllo gel a j ntnkc a l i ' i n f i i p io d n e tl o n ol th e n "* w pat limn* ol milII gel n *paeloil» «paeioil» Mr. and Mrs. Flank l.leske have I m u - . " * u y * J a c k . ing, which will l>c constructed dir- | ------------------------------------teily behind the main building, returned to their home nt 1**1 i Kudin iia* been good to Benny, ; k e y * " 'S i d a n o l . a l i . - when the e s ta M i ho . m all ttieir own Sev ei Palmetto Avenue from Pittsburgh, who began hi* lHtli year on tho C l i i i i 'i a - a l e Mil lin g, H i m a -ays at t w o «l i y tout,ling* with sound the sum of money spent on the ' Pa. where they spent the past school repair* will total somewhri last Sunday. He doesn't want slu i isn't m l nnd p la y s iii n i lli i n - " i n o f l o o m - n n g o i n g u p neai the In the ncIgldMirhnod of $100,000"! three mouths. Mr. l.leske undci ; ail te im .ly n n Ini no el I'liihlliig itis| fitr the 8n you can readily see bow nice went an alteration for i lieuimitmd to sell It -lioit. and he doesn't lie- i I h a l e In i o i n e i i t i a t e on p l a v P " ' - * N ' w loco « i « o will h a v e * i Io n pes sim is ts who picdlrt that arthritis while there. our school looks this session. ( Mrs. William II. Alexander of TV will kill off radio In a few Ing file dire.toi will ink me t o 1 'I.......tl " tain.Pit fm llieii use The student enrollment this year Miami, field executive of Beta I limk up at Hie li n n e t II and smile, year*. "Give people a eholre be­ Is M l student*. Seminole High Higmu Phi sorority, Is In Sanford Herman Koleff nrrivrn irrrntly nil I Id 'Id* sHlllltl lit |M(I I IIH’tlf has an exceptionally largo freshby plane from Buffalo. N. V. tn| tween a good radio program nnd a f I \ Mu IIIII it III VIII •11lk •- lull*! V++4-++ ►+ +++*•++>♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦< — man class this year. You ran tell to form a local chapter of the or­ visit his sister, Mr*. King Allman i poor T V s h o w , ami they'll tako | llu* I . .1 ft ! l|tl U n i t . If •.Set tl«*» IIII re at Osteen. Ml Kolefl amt Mr*. i lidin," lie says. • bv the number of freehmen in both ganization. Mrs. Alexander ........... ..................... first .............. end second lunch period*, lo turned about three months ago Allman enjoyed luncheon Tuesday | If Benny tnekles T V ul all till* I l f mi.ikt mm I ultra, i« n« I win'll I tl" niTOVIKtRIHT fact, alf the cias.es' seem to he from Cuba where ahe founded the with their autii, Mrs. John E. Ihm. yeat it'll lie on a one-shot bnsls— !: II'll . ifi\ hi| iiiltly 11>i *k tlttvkii nt tin* 8 » M * l 8 m l n » l t •l l l l M M f t t t l l || i#h *• R. I I . |.R Rut. p - t t ■omewhat larger than previously. first Latin American chapter In eff at 711 Mellnnvllln Avenue. , possibly iiii hour-long variety in IR»'\Moaitl l i l s s i i - V a i la a a l Ussfc R M s Aa for the amount of school spirt llnvuna and plans tn return In New Voik, where he hits never 1 I lilios i . i i i i I cut ly w i n k i n g in .1 i f|‘ o ie -l • iyep, P ans # lea It's tho near future lo Caracus, Ven­ ihown up at HHH this year been seen on video. He might even .inItogne- iift Slidyvooil For a rlee stuffing for poul­ great! Thin Things seem to he tunning ezuela to organise another chap­ tepeiit some of the stunts he . If piano try, mix rooked rice with a little viry smoothly because of all the ter. pulled on his successful T V de­ cooperation shown by all. Mr*. Alexander, who Is staying onion lightly sauteed In butter but here earlier tills yrar. If It The "Sally” or ratliei Salma­ at the Valdes Hotel is a graduate] or margarine, soli nnd pepper tn •hiitild click, he'd do another from gundi, the school ycarliook, has al­ of llrenau College at Gainesville, taste, a faw teaspoons of chopped lime to time. ready started to work and have Ga. and etudled at Georgia 8tat* alsify, and an egg beaten until "There's one nlre tiling about some good plans for this year’a for Women at MlUegevllle oamy. doing a show only once in a while," 1 book. EdIUrr■'Chief Doris P*tln College and the University he said. "Everybody watches." ■aid II will he th* bait edition of Athens. During World Wa urgl r II she Salad green* should never he Diana Lynn, signed fnr the iha "Sally" yet published. All the was a civil air patrol pilot sta- stored near the freezing compart­ movies latgely because uf hn different , ___ _ clulis ____ and ..... organisation* ran Honed at Atlanta. ment nf the refrigerator: put them ability a* a concert plnnlst, linare busy at work on inane for a In a closed container »n one of the been given very little opportunity big school year. lower shelve*. Do not wash greens to dl*pluy her niu*lral talents on the football season there Wflth it..................... before storing unless they ere to the screen. Thla surprise* ic will be a largo numlior of dance* and other activities in store this he u»ed shortly after. body in Hollywood. Dancers are Ii season. Friday night plans have been made for a big school dance Mi*. II. T. Tloimas was hostess to be hold at the Tourist Center. for the regular meeting of Circle It's sponsored bv the Henri note No. tl of the First Baptist Church ^ High Student Council which Is the which met on Monday at her home ^•chool governing body. 20:i Maple Avenue. Mrs. W. D. Dates have already hrett set In | (jMrdini't- gave the devotional ami advance ae to the dates of all the Mrs. John W. Abrahams talked to iraar’s Dig shindigs such a* tho the group on mission of steward May Day Ball, and the Junlor- ship. Benlur Prom. The Junior-Senior Following the liusiness meeting Prom will lie held at the beautiful delicious refreshments were served Mayfair Inn overlooking Lako by Mrs. Thomas assisted by Mr* Monroe. The May .Day Ball is C. C. Anderson anil Mr*. Humcr L. slated to be held this year o„|M,rn,.. Those attending were City Armory. This Is Just an I d e a Mrs. ....................... — ■ C. - A. A. K. Kossetter, Mr*. a* to what I* being done In plan- Anderson. Mrs. Abraham*. Mr*. .ring th* year'e entertainment pro- Osborne, Aire. Gardiner, Mrs. C. C. Collins, Mrs, E. W. Bigger i. | Did ya' know It's Just about Mrs. Thornes, Mrs. Pleas P. Ca■mp time for our fqotb|lt>i bell, Mra. B. Newsom*. Th* Cel It August Aui their Spring trail ra stilt still going strong. Htad and art' _______ . .... Carl Kettles la Football Coacn really working hard to jfat the Os'erv Fed grins In shape for that Circle No. 5 of the First Baptist fleet big game with Galneevllle Beit. 2.1 which will be held In Church met on Monday at the Galneivllle. The flint four game* home of Mrs. J. A. Cunningham on ^ * 1 1 1 bo held away from home this Myrtle Avenue at P. M. The meeting wae presided over by • T U H all the pep and enthuelaein Mre. H. E. Turner with Mre. B. F. shown by the team and all the McWhorter conducting tho Hlhlr students we should take, our first •tudy, A lesson In stewardship gaaea with little trouhle. wae taught by Mre. J. R. Ashley. ' TNa Junior Claea la host to all A secretary-treasurers report the football dancea thl* year and wae given by Mre. H. M. Pearce. from all the talk and excitement Mre. Turner, retiring president, •round SH 8 they’re got some big wae presented with a gut of Fos?nee coming pp! And for fade around the school, toria and the group voted to do­ iha girl* don't Oiwaa In atoppy nate the remaining portion of th* Jo# style any more. Thar are much circle treasury to tho church buildVswlth a t t r *f - J......... freshment* ware *erv*d at rlna ehoem, oa • Smart Not#... It's rather the conclusion of the mooting. Aa far the hoys, ’a easy Those attending were Mrs. Tur Hffleult to dete Bar. Mra. McWhorter, Mrs. Ash t« see that I definitely In lay, Mra. 8. C. Graham, Mr*. ech to eorraapon . Faarea, Mra- 0. 0. Roller, Mra- J. Olrle, dli Wlf !■* where. Yt “ i Holtaclaw, Mra. J. T . Nawby, ra. J, T . Hardy, sad the hostess, ra. CannJngham. j Ing and wa need Thinking of music, Poached flah ftllata are improved DANDY - Club la ghaumg ghaptng up fine. nna. From tha b lo c k s of tMnlga Mlaa Whittle, who if tailed pickling spices are used ta Glca Clubilnstructor, has quit# IP the cooking water— about « ■ bit of UHant In her organlxatlon titbloepooa of tha spke for aba of fillets. Tie tha tblo year. Whlla wo or* on the euh* ■pleas lata 4 amall ehaaaa ------Mai— the band le.4Ml.on IIs. way ^ deck for gay doing* hag* for easy removal. toward a Mg yaar. Thc band uHH In this (tunning Mtler. Brl.f of brim... high play a big part la.the football of crown. . . m i gafctly dramatic with ita aaaaon. Tho faculty haa added hut | . one new member this year, Mir. on Samlnola High, centrast-celor Lad If pleated nylon ribGatcheL *».• .'i-i-'f • fllyltd fly K A H K O of H O U S TO N a.(Halt and aao Social Tourist Club Makes Calender Plans For Activities Personals VT Hollywood SEMINOLE HIGH NEWS lfet8 Sigm& Pill TO Have Local Chapter * «» lin o « ill S 'lll M l i c . on in l » I t 10 1 1 1on n ils lilt* M ih » U I m Mtiwlo* W ftrM ««t N I n r |' 0 |»ll 1lt? \| ttwli* V u rlrt \ A liR *'l*» f v , M In iread I’ ln I ' d l' H r t i « l m A li t. v s « l v 1 1 ft M im ic O ld . N>« lln rrirtiett. Ilium O rthcM tM ft H tivr M o rntna Y<erletv M u R lt II I W Mil f. ^ 1 • •••» •• n *% 1 1 i T.I \* w a !*.»»*• . Mi (• ».,' • N . Wa ) t . M*. •Sf t m akt* j a |» m ' «9|«»i‘ k l t u r u iiH 'l I i.tIIM 1 . . ■•lot VI ) l i t i*ie- 11 \ • •’ ,» «*e»\ $*r i Ii i U I’a f 1' •• f*»i»t ul J l ’NIOIt WEAK .MILKS For Fall . . J HOXCH SH O U TS (tiilmriline in (ilTCtl ill I .nil.m.y uml Wine. Illito, llrtiwn, J A C K ANI> .111.1* S i'IT S ( irtliHt'ilipo «iis|ioiulor trtiuaer*. Iwti-lone rnnla ill Hgt*'* ‘J Hint tl C O K IU 'K O Y .II'.MI’KIIS f riM T K HA(»S — Heine Htti'tisenl Uetl. Mi...... tirov liy .lime 11it 111<Iny m IJoil, (irpen, JACK & JILL SHOP 1in M mkiuiUm I 'limit* I 185 Dr. ( ’. L. IVrmimi COLORFUL AND CHARMING f Thomutt Home Scene Of Circle 6 Meeting ns seen ni / These lion-hearted beauties are lam bsC Jin the wash! m ‘“ ".SrGS Mrs. Cunningham Is Hostess To Circle i sase w a “w “ «!*s i It*B tkm J f 1 4 . 95 _ dona. And you _ lt*i a grtat year at 8 H 8. hen. When yeww «v ft, you Anew everything «<U bo A- aadlW y f B10.M* *Uak$ mkm « M ify U pier A; Of Fme Spun HayoM Two-tono Grey ami lied or Two-tona Brown unit ( ’.renn . . . for th« firnt cool tluyn of I’nll nnd on into Winter . . Sisea 12 to 1H . . . arrow TallTimberplaid SPORTS SHIRTS Horn's a aport shirt thnt'* nn rupited l«mk- J.nf..*>.*.ILP«tc|qpr8-hut jduok it in iu d « and it’a nn well behaved oh 4 lw ..... n nitirt could be. It wnnhea honutifully, Hta per­ fectly H l w a y i -it ’n"Snnroriaed"(Bhriiikn):o limit 1 % ) color* neem to grow fresher with ‘ each tubbing. Seo the gay coiora we have — every one’# fine for Fall .15 9 5 Contribute to th t Polio Drive 1 �—— --------- ■rrss^.y* ', 5J"Il|.J,''r^rf,1 '' * '1 ' * .;■ ' *•'" *■ ' '* ' " O' THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA rAGE FOUR St. Augustine Is iRecords ShowDogs Leading Palatka IAt Volusia Track argin Faster Than In ’48 .531 W E D N E S D A Y S E P T E M B E R I I , IU4B' HM P A L A TK A , Sent. |4— — Al Whh the first elimination rorp FLORIDA S T A T E L E A G U E Hciner allowed ........». ............ the - Palatku Asa- lor the Volusia Derby scheduled (Shaughnoaao* Playoffs) leas hut fmir hits hero lust night fur next Saturday night rworua Hesulta Yesterday to rpek. up on 8-0 shutout tu take, ul the Vulnslu County Kennel < tun St, Augustin* 8, Palatku () I St tho second gtime of the flnul series, "how tlml the greyhound* running In.the.FHI. playoff. In Daytona Bench this m u m m are Augustin* leads, 2.0, In flnul Fnr<:tho St, AgguiUnc Saints'.... eh foster than the 1848 ult'k Ml'tles), (I bmo Today the hig blows were terrific homo f'" all trark reennls hare iceii! Palotka at St. Augustine, Shoemuke ami knocked haywire run* by Clnmle SI AM ER ICAN L E A G U E Pat* Plchnn In tho sixth Inning. I The oxpertA predict tool Tenni W L Pel ( 2U Pklnum' four baser, cprno with a faster flnto will he ehalkeil ut . 85 DO .n:tn ■ * r foro the season terminates wiin I w i ora mate. Aboard. 86 66 .(107 2 ‘A The Halntn posted two runs In the running of the Volusia Itchy Hoaton 80 67 Tiki (I Thursday night. Sept. 5 VI. ... I n the third on three hit# and a dou­ 82 611 ,fiH2 n Irock liolds the record now | [Jj-f'j J , ble stenl. The last three came on forKm 72 0(1 .622 ll'fc the Ik-oi Ii course hs”tng coi-i Mil athlphia an equal number of blnglr* and an i-m-.I the marathon route In U>|t-hllngo 60 82 4im :m>y error In th* ninth. 411 DO .363 38 seconds fInI, The l»IH record « « • ; « . J £ u l * 44 114 3111 4244 Lefty Mayer Woe tho unly A m - |II 2 established l.y Never Out | Washington Results YeaUrdoy with Tony when lot won the Morhy Inst lea ft) get two -bit* ............... i hlcngo a, Washington 2. Masurek und Reggie Ciirrah's i-rnlu'r. Ilcnl Huntsman Mils Huston 7, Detroit 4. getting the other two local snfe- si'iisiid 'h futurity reenril of Cleveland at PhJImlelphlnn Fls* ... i.uHt yifHr tdif m w «i Ht. Augustine A B B II O A St. Lout* at New Pork (2) estnhllshed by Eng' - - 'I. EhrMKdt, ss 5 .2 2 6 seconds 7 >>((ppd. fitnf, rnln l. Ilenver. Tills year holh Dolphin• rain), Pdinfngtmi, 3I> 6 1 3 1 and O il’s Calowny accounted 1 N A T IO N AL LEAG UE flhoetanko, if 6 1 1 0 0 the fastest time over the »-D» Team W L Pet GR B’ i 8 16 1 mile route, namely 31.1 seeonils. Ht. I.rniih Butlfb lb 88 60 .038 Plchan, 2i> 5 1 2 1 (1 In in 18 Pakotta und Bolling Hoy Hrrmklyn 87 62 .0211 I '4 | 11 held a recoul of 31,3 Jointlya tl J Davie. If riiiladelplda 74 (18 .6211 18 G*sp*t, cf 8 0 0 1 (1 Ilostnn 118 71 .1811 20'4 F IR S T H A C K 5/lSlhs Mile Markhind, c 4 1 1 1 (1 New York 07 71 4811 21 (First Half Dolly Double) , , . 4 l U 0 1 Heiaer, p no 77 .438 27 >4 Culm, Itolling Solan, Rolling 1‘ " . ‘‘Tf.V. Total. no H 13 27 It 60 82 .400 32 Cincinnati Palatku A B H II () A Roll, Coco Girl, A'ther Champ, Chicago 6-1 80 3HH 34 % lilt's ll'g luuly, Knlty Ho*un. Urnttu, 2 li -2 0 U 6 4 Results Yesterday Tahh, 3b 6 0 6 1, -1 M.-cnr II flmoklyn 0, Cincinnati 3 (10 IJ SI-C O N Il H A C K 6/lflllis Mile Arroyo, If 4 u ii 4* u inning* I. (Lust IInIf Dally Double) McLeod, if 4 0 ,i 3 n I'ittsburgh It , Philadelphia 0. It ii lie Harbor, I’r'cess Midas. Masulek, cf 1 D t U u Ann’s Lady, Hw’ky .Suspect, I’onHt. Isniio 1 , Now York O. 1, 1 lo Pole, Itoxlv Weaver, Rustic I Huston lit Chicago ppd. wet Mayer, Hi 4 1) 2 grounds. Grlava, ss 1 •> 4 () () It T fti'hc, Itutler Hall. Corrnles, c 4 II 1 L N T K H N A T IO N A L t.K A G U K T i l U til R A C K S/lfllhs Mile Halgailo, p 1 0 li 1 .I (Slinughnessey Playoffs) Trlckly Deal, Galway Hay, 11 ii u a— Horns 1 u Hesulta Yesterday llrecxy Hoy, Jaunty Julie, Hit , Total* 30 i 0 4 27 14 I lie, Frisky, OD'a Ann bell, D ’nJersey City at Ilufrnhi, ppd., a— rolled out fur Halgailo in Dili. karl (giver. rain. 8t. Augustine 002 UU3 on:i— H F O U R T H R A C K 5/lfilhs Mile Montreal at Rochester, ppd., Palatku 0d0 dial oiio— 0 Lunger, Archibald, H'ey Me- rain. Gt-iEhrhurdt, Tabli, Mnrklnnd, Culre, Jill Jinks, t.'k Out Rusty, H O CTM K H N AHRfM T A T IO N Grieve. ftlll— Ghrhardt 2, Shoe- Treke, Flying Hying Wind, Northwes-1 Norinwes- • tMisugnnessey (Shsughnessey Playoffs) tuske 2 , Itutler 3. flit— ........ .. tern. I Hestllln Yesterday Plclikh. Hit— Mnrklnnd 2, KlnF IF T H H A C K Futurity | Hlrnilnghatn II, Mobile 3 (iiirtnhardt, 1‘erininglnn. HP— I'lchan to | linn Itnlilo, Hed livers, Kewry |inglmni lends, 1*0) Ghrhiinlt to ilutlnr, Left HI. An i lire, lijikiitn Itube, flit’s Sim'-j Nnsliylllo III, New flrlemi* 3 gustino 0; Pulatkn Hi. Hit off ( m res, I,mly Glide, lly llnrn, C’ol-1 1Nashville leads, 1-0), Tlelner 6, Halgailo 2 . HO - by II hge Try. ................. | S O IT H A T L A N T IC LF.AGUK ner I, Hnlgado fl. H ill’ llelnerj s IX III ItAi h lit '|>oin \V I. Pet (Maxurek), PH— Corrnli-s. Wiiun-i i Hore Ctiln, Murk Trull, Hlinn- Muron 07 60 .034 — Hclner; Loser— Hldlrinin. M- long, II iiv IIhmiI, T. Town, HI'iick-, Havammli 82 till .643 Letts, Ruck, Uorowy .end Am icr-1-'’i; Ike. Vlrlni lor Priiln., .......Iter 81 71 63:1 ion. T — 2:17. A — l,1Hl!l. KH.II Hi RAJ K 6/Hilhs M I* Columbus 70 73 !r>‘*n -------------- „ | 11" Type, f-lenn Hlntn, Adora,' Jacksonville 73 80 .477 KZ/AttN H|>;NS |fioom.r Seeet Hurrishle, Hlrnlght fharleston 07 82 .460 HAN M ATKO, Calif., Hepl. | -| - *vltel’L,!f,!Jr\ , Vi"V K'l'mi S|m iu I Augustn 07 8.1 .447 (jillimlms nil 111 .3113 (/Pi— Kszurd Charles Is signed mill m,1’. 1' IM< A*, Resnlte Yrntrrday ...led, but nol T O i J l , t.. ii*»-1 llu|B HenM,,SwnVlow * 'lYi**1' H*lf's Cidiinihiis 6, Jiickminvllle 4. fend hi* NHA heavywo|ghl I w a l o B , ® ; ,,m Havminnh 2-11, Macon 0-8. ch«mploiiHtii|i ut San )■uui H hcu h 1 T I'\ T lf 11 \ri.- n r Greenville al Charleston, ppd., Cow Palace Oct. 14. *■ - My Chula, bulky Pat. rniti .Ml‘{lll',« ,W,|M *,’m' Imlry Fay. Harder C., Isebur, Augusta at Columbia, ppd. 10,871 fans at llm upegfng of Hay povrty Parade, Cut Short. rnln. ' Meadow*' 41 day huase ruling -AMERICAN ASSOCIATION meet. For Charles It wns by proxy. (ShauKhneasey Playoffs) H* declined tu fly out from an At- \ V O I T i e n ( a O l f C h t M l i p i Result» Yesterday Victory Famine Is Hal Gruber Picked By Sporti RAUCH'S HMTATMRS .4 1 iS S S T r S . W" '» * F o r t ll SurM uw ger G AIN ESVILLE, Sept, 14— S porti w writers eight :FlorSen 14— ., — {/P)— <'*') aport* n te n in the aigm (A*>— September’ football forecasts State ' r " 8.uf r1l1tle' ,fe Pre**y well down the line w ith the fan*, have a hohll of becoming nightI he official all-star team for the C lan D loop w ai picked today by mures in November, hut here’s one the scribes and had but one change over the club selected in mid-tcason KN’ flX V IL I.K T.n n h J l i ' "I" slub . . p i . , Ih. . . . - I . 11 - . . , O LE ■J' W f T to M SAY HE IFfELiN' *orta Tuny E p l H E fS W tfd E T u t o ff H E V IS IT IN ' Y w E L L HE A F T fT B <S\T fcfcTniH n Sports Koundop S? .'u r in ^ iW in«,tti SPORTS IN BRIEF M V o'tVr TALBOTTS ever But eusn the Vul* may achieve. < Neyland pluim tu use the lilatuun *ynielli with supurate felmive mill defellnlve units, with him milv 24 letturmui eump, lie uliwuusly will huv iin Tit ALL. ai i U imOrniM iis tH itu In. winning einpiny iilenly uf HUphumores. ,,v ,r the font bull rentlval, assisDOTH HH I (ragunsott |l# fBB, uro meeting rncB |„ | ,u /VII great Tennessee teams nf timl Cnaeh Heim Mulnter recalled The Hardln-HImmons football GO LF the punt |nive bail ntaniluuL lull- what Jackie did Iasi full and soldi N EW Y O flK -a T h o woman's bui'kiH and wiaghaeka. Nwylnlul'x ' *• 11 g'*",l Idj’n tu have a Jensen schedule rails for games against Eagles, Bearcats, Wildcats, ig/lms, I professional G o l f Association tdnglo wing utieiistve la vtrtuuily " " " l,r this year, Cougar*, Lion*, Buffaloes ond i wni organised with Patty Borg imputeiil unless ho bus versatile S T R IK IN G T H O U G H T Tiger*. A regular who atm , . A ' a, f|rit president. men lit these posts. And In tail-! j ll(.k i v - limit scout of Texas observer, wondering howl ARDMORE, Pa.— F r a n c o * buck Haioid I'uynu und wlnghack fruitl»<II fame. Illumes tills one mi Southern Methodist Doak Wnlkor' Htephens, British champion, was Hurt Hcc hie bur, he seems to have (||„ l)M,,|„.r> vvl,(l |* „ rahlil Glnntn will fare without Oil Johnson t« ,H mlntt,d from the Natlgnal tiiuud a in riikuiil tandem. . Im-ehall fun, alMmugh she seldom W »» tar him, eddsi "1 would,, i Women’s Amutour Tournament Kurhichui already hau the wing wink- sees n game When thu Ulnnta, say Walker couldn’t Im president , Mrs. Julius A. Page, JY„ of buck nui.1 in his hip pocket. lie Is bought enMiei Walker Cooper I until I d *e*n him run for It. . . Greensboro N C 4 and 3 ViukHliurg Set To Take Pcntmcola FlierH R e f r e s |i . . . i < H Zest To The Hour House, I*: m i1 m o IT LAE TIMES TONIGHT m s i r MMMVSn.1V — M A D IL K IN S CARK 1M, « “AN INNOCENT AFFAIR" i TH V R S D A Y - w F R ID A Y oieAn ‘ f, •II U M H jlf A -A m -,. i . ,, 1 - t 1 t'AfiC THAT HAS BEEN PROVED BY USB Says Vote* of Experience Constlputlon can upset you easily. But, Black-Draught, the friendly, laxative with four generations, usu­ ally provides prompt and thorough relief— help* to stfmulate sluggish intestines. Black-Draught costa only a penny or less a dose to hslp relieve such symptoms a* headache. nmue.M, dull, lusy feeling or bad‘ braathst........................ when couetlpatlon le tho cause. Buy Blncle-Draught at your favorite drug store. Do It today. N. C„ 4 nnd 8. w o rrlc l By Novice I I N EW YORK, Sept- 14— <JP)— >Officials of Madison Square Gar­ den Corporation have been . until .................. Oct. 1 to Join with the cTty city In construction of a new conven­ tion hall ond sports area at Col­ umbus Circle. The time limit was revealed last night by City Construction Coordinal or Robert Moses. Td' He said that if the Garden man­ agement decide* not to take part In the project— known aa the flaw uarc Garden— the d«Madison undergo important sign w I changes. • Muses declared the project will be carried through, in any event Moses told of uncertainty about the present Garden management's participating In the new strurture after Mayor William O'Dwyer said yesterday that the city has pre­ pared preliminary plans for erec­ tion of a New York City conven­ tion hall. UH"“ * v i ’. I ■ The lone switch placed Palatka’s First ban -Lavirn* Mayer, l’o1 ho Volunteer* are going t<» n,.r|, McLeod, the circuit’* third he an Improved team over those U (l, hilter wlth u mBrk of latko. Second base— Bltsy Mott, Pathat staggered through the lust m ln lh(, „ utf|eld with Gainestwo season* with nine triumphs, A | ,,lrtIe nnd j , m mvaN|( latka. Shortstop— G u a Montalbana, nine losses and two standoff*. the loop’s top am| second hitters, One lank at this erstwhile South- ,-M jH^.(iveIy. Daytona. euslurn Conference power In it* . , ,, . , , Third baa*— Jim Jones, Sanford, daily practice drills und you cari Mcl-cod icplaced Ilay Iona s Lou Catcher— Ray Dunne, PeLand. easily see why. Conch Hob Nuy- J l’v "’ !*! ^ “ ll Al)0, ,^nns selection Left handed pitcher— L s r r y , land has assembled tho blggc.t, the third outfield post ns well Barry, Sanford. und perhaps best, collection <>f 11* righthundod pitcher and most Right haaded pitcher— S t a n sophomoicM In Tennessee football impulni' player In the league. Karplntkl, St. Augustine. The sports writers named llevll Idsioiy. The newcomers have even Outfield— Al Plrtle, GainesI he usually lutlcunt Neyland toll ns llm all-star utility player, n villa. position the fans voted ing. I)aytc laytona’a Ootflsld— Jim Rivera, Ualnea"T I im Htjirll and determlnstmii Kddle Lichens. villa. . VOLH A N I) RAHONH W IN of Mils squad is ns good as any i Glscwiiure it wus ngni uuhii toe uuiiiviu— iieiu aivLvuti, r -is lI NAtsilV N A e n wit.nr., u .r ., Swim. i vno. oupi. acpi. » ,« have ever seen," says Neylsnd, line. ka. |OP)— 'Th* Nashville Volt whole who is beginning his 18th esmThe official team niimcd IncludUtility— Lou Bovil, Daytona. and th* Birmingham Baron*— who pulgn at Tennessee. t-tl: Manager— Hal Gruber, Sanford. out to mak* a dream coins true— Interpreted, that means the o l d -------------------------- — ■■■------------------------_______________________________ brok* up that dream last year— heads on tile 114-liiun squad uppu , batter miaioa tho boll." inutty are fired up with that alli th. openinK at tho Suunth.ri. A . Impurluiil will to win. The nuph»ONR-M INUTB~HPbRTH PAGE lly H UGH F U L L E R TO N , Jr. mores always display plenty »f « , AKB O C IA T E D P S B H th. Now Oh This corher pteks Charley Fus1 leans Pelicans, 10-3, and the Bar. arl over Rocky Grailano In to­ NKW " I ’uke Jim Vurgin, 106-pound ,n NK.)V V<,JlK ' Bcpt. 14— 1/1’)— night's Polo Grounds fight on the H AH EBA LL >nns unreeled enough power for a P ITTS B U R G H — Ralph Klner, 0-3 victory over the Mobile Hears. theory that once a rock had been If things keep going like that, cruahad, you can’t put It together Pittsburgh outfielder, tied two . . It. . .must pei formances In 104*1 a* a fie»h- "Daig Snv* He'll He A Hotter again . . . . have been a re major league records by hitting the pennant-winning Vela wllWpe man, hut he wa* just another line- {tliortslou In liiflfi’’ The llroves c“ ri* or * ‘•ul| P?0***™ In Stand- hi* 47th and 48th homers of th* colliding soon with the Haronr'ln nian the lust two seusons. ali.udv are out of it und Heau,l,‘- •‘tc*nt*y when three hat- reason. His first cama with the the playoff finals. uccassiun, a single, liases loaded— his fourth grand it mav i/t, that stiff sophomuie town expertsaren’t counting much tors hit, In luccaaalon, lie and nobody scor- alaa homer of season— to tie ona loinpetitioii worried him, but mi the Hed Sox slim remaining double and triple WALL PAPER - PAINTS to murk. Ho ulso tied record for Hi whatever tho reason he Is looking ,.|mnee. It’s wuit till next year cd. Tha first was out trying great and Is tile loudest "flullct" uynlii . . und next year, according atretch hla hit; the neat two over-^ number of homers In cona#cu — _ and .... ware ___ tagged fl t|va times at bat— four. it 7ll on the siiued. And such ether t>, one informant, Hilly Hnuth- ■lid the bags -D R IV E-IN — RACING velurutM os co-captains Hal Little- worth will i)u hark us Rruvo*’ Fred Thomsen, who has been in, m a aaerari S i s tha building contracting business BAL1TMOR&— Alfred Owynn* ford, tailback, and fullback Itilph manager but most of Ills team n « m naa-w taas-w Chancev unit tackle Norman M*«e- won’t he hack . The question la since he laft th* Arkansas foot­ Vanderbilt announced he la sell­ Painters sad Paperhangera ball Job, la back coaching at South­ ing moat of hia controlling stock roll appear ready fur thair final where Loti I'erlnl £ Co., will gut seusons, lepIneoinciitH for the unhappy west Missouri Stats of Spring- In the Maryland Jockey club to a syndicate of prominent horse­ However, the 37 suphoniun* veterans ■ - Roundabout r o p o r tj buttling lu uust these and utbei fimn Ciillfuiitin nay* the Yankees vj. i tf s o m e th in g th e r e , .When men. TAKE A LAXATIVE M A TEO . Calif.— Little lellui mi'll htild the key to wbut have bought Jackie Jensen, form-1 V ?.1 " ,r r * ■nd Charley Silver*i SAN ss ... re- for ............. *176,Otki when .... nil tho nJws'Dur. Laclilr. Rhwle .Island half II finu runner and a great pas* ,,lw ,— .. ...... — . reiver— pei hups the bast on the stories were slienHlng their need back, worked Jaat summer as al squad. Ilulilovers Ronald Ucrgmeir. for pile 11 Hu| and J. W. Bliarrill 4IHU) uiu claimed >eudv to step In and spell Rerht-11176,188) char. thev s'Milwaukee at HI. Paul, ppd., With MIssIsHlppI Htate, Ala­ them it rnhl. bama, Georglu ‘lech, Mississippi, weight king, signed fur the In- 1 ........... . ......... Mlnnenpolit ,»t ladlannpolls, Kenlurky and Vanderbilt of the teruatlonul boxing club which AHMMOHK, Pa., Sept. 14— (/P) ppih, rain Hunt beast urn Conference and Duka holds Charles’ contract. Ksxlo’s ' — Coin tossing still Is considered. Florida Inter mil lunnl League urn! Ninth Cniultnu uf the Mouthmanagers signed luu— u* did P a t', ..... best, mi'lhml nf nelectlng win M S nusit MME wall“llm' .............. . -------«a■“* “ 1 (ShaughiirHsev Playoffs) company Valentino id Han Franc Isen. who tier in the 4!>th iiamiiil II, H. Wom­ HriullN VrHlrrdev , rin mi tup, Pay - no , and . Tampa 6, ll. vumi 4 11 1 int1.| «>*• going m get a right stem teat, gats the shut at C lin rW eruvvn. en’s Amateur Golf Championship ... , .. — r ~ i r t u *__________ linliiy hut surviving vidurnna a r e , huts: Tmnp.i hails, Mi, |q final morn Ilian a In IIn won led about nrli>s. I lie hahy In lio* romplllloti, G E O R G IA VI V i m t v L E A G U E Hhe's 16 yrai old M a r l u n u P L A Y O F F S <llroi of 7) Hauer, millonal Junior gulf chum- Alexander <’ilv 6 N.-wmin 3 (A le x ­ pion fnim Lu* Angeles, Calif., ander Cilv win* 4-21 VICKHUUItU, Miss., Hept. 14— who pitted her youth agulnst the G E O R G IA S T A T E L E A G U E (/!’)— The giant-killing Vicksburg P LA YO FFS experience uf ilx-llinu champion, Daafard-Orlamta Road Turn an Mrs. Edwin It. Vare yesterday Vidulln-Lyiiti* 7 Tiftou it (Ctilnlin- Billies set the *Uge last night to kill off the champion Pensacola Fla--i435 at th* Flashlag Arrow and emerged n 4 and 8 winner Lyon* lend* 1-0) Fliers and win the Southeastern •edm over the rain-swept Morion Golf League playoffs title. Club course, That Is, the stage la set if th* The petite Californian, who wa* ROCKY FIGHTS AGAIN lllllien are of a inlnd to repeat NKW YORK Hepl. 14_(/P). playing with dolls while Mrs. lowasa o. Vuro wa* busy winning till**, Horkv Orailniiu, the biggest ques­ their first-round performance. In thd preliminaries, Ihe Billies, sloshed over sloppy fairway* and tion mark nnd dollar murk In tho wuter haaunls tu post a seven over Imxlng business, returns to the fourth-place finishers In regular pur 43 fur tho I runt n ln r Him ring lonlghi n -olid rliolru In whip iieaxun play, let th* second-slot IUIAN finished by scoring birdie three* Charlie Ftisnri In Ihe Polo grounds. Meridian Mlllerd win the first three gamea. Then they took the on the seventh and eighth hole* next four. and a par three un the ninth. Pensacola swept the first three Tho liest M i n . Vara could do " , «»"»• Mt. game* uf th* current finals. Last over the six holes played on th#.* -Mien*. Helen Higrl of I'hHitdclphin, night's 8-2 victory wa* Vicks­ berk nine of the it,136 yard course wiih to cut Ihe margin tu two western amateur champion nnd burg's first. runnerup In llm U. H. Amateur In down. The most Kiirprlslng develop­ 11)48, advanced with a 4 and ? ment In yesterday's second round victory over Eileen Hltilh uf Au­ piny wax the elimination of Fran­ gusta, (la. ces Stephens of Southport, Eng­ Sift land, by Mrs. Julius A. Page, 1087 nmutvur queen from Greensboro, Kitk N. C. HARD Dorothy Kirby, Atlanta, twice a runnerup In this tournament, led "CONTE I m f » »« awHilt one up going into th* llth hole. Hhe landed III a watarfllled trap [id d lM Under 12 Just off the green and only ,a A Iw r ji F m spectacular wedge shot enabled her to halve the hoi* and win Last TimuH Tonight •, GardenOf f icials Given Till O ct 1 To Decide «u «• ii i z DOORS OPEN 13145 P.M . Daily LAST TIMES TODAY jlW « n P T > �— — -— —~ W ED N ESD A Y SEP TEM B ER I f ■■ -■*"l" '■ l > I J, 1949 ■ P A O E F IV E T H E S A N F O Illl 11ERAM ). S A N F O R D F L O R ID A ■ w -* Hints To Housewives! THE 'OLD Uy Alin* Mae Sikes I - HOM E Ti •O1W N', ^ ■■ : •-* u i otu# By STANLEY IRural Common Sense INI'UK \s i s >; i n t e r e s t o r HANK Hits l\ KAHMS IS i . o n l i I I K V K I . O l ' M K N T (iive spi-clul attention to trim­ ming* when buying or makin* 1 children's clothes thin fail, doth*1 ing specialist* of the U. H. Ho-I partmcnl of Agriculture odvluel mothers. Ttimminjf affect* not only the look* of a garment 1ml •lio it* durability, upkeep, and I coat, uk well an the child's com­ fort. Many ready-made clothes and patterns feature funny ruffles, floppy collarn, unnecessary pleats, 1 •srbet, hows, and other trim de­ signed to catch the shopper's eye rather than to meet children's needs, the specialties say, Such trim often adds to the rust of » garment berausu it takes rxlia labor to make. Very often it proves difficult to wash and Iron. | too fragile to lust, and n nuisance to tlie young wearer. Simple trimmings, both atliac- : tlve anil m arl leal, are auirire-ted I by the speemlints. Instead of col­ lars that ndd annoying hulk aiound the child's neck, the specialists recommend a flat facing around tint neckline. This facing, If shaped like a collar and stitched down on the outside of the garment, gives a collar effect, adds stiengih to thu neckline and is easy t<> iron, Parallel lines of stitching may be used to trim and reinforce neck­ lines ami front openings on boys' * blouses or gills' dresses. Koi gills' dresses n simple, soft crotched edge may lie used for added strength ami nlso to provide easily managed loops fur buttons down tin- front. Pockets make n practical trim, too, the specialists soy, If they ure flat, firmly stiuhed at top corners, targe enough for the child's hands, and placed low enough for him tu reach naturally. lire tin*...........cent m e e ti n gs Tfca U i l n l i a h im ■»»!» •I Waat Ada pa pakiteb** la T M (•alar* ■ a r a ld i i* « | ||M* If * M ) Maa laaavllaa Mataa S i aa* llaa ,1 ttm m Tl ) ilm ra Hr M r Maa !— *«**■ U # M llaa PHONE 148 W aat ,n r 1 im A * w in l M ltiM M aa la lla.*d la l** l»l#akaaa * « * • la rv la ru M U U «»«■ ■ • * * ’ llaa lb* a i t .r i U M ^ I a ^ M j a a l M la a a r a r— a .lf . la aa la v » 4 t r lb* b*al paaatbl* “ rsts*. all W aat * * • ■ « ' * * l a a a r a llla ai aa • • iba •*• d A aa r batata b a ta ta fr ) t a b l i M l t a * . t w aa la i»a d u * a tr r ia a a a a a tlta I I a a « M f M H H la » • * » a f a # . M * i * d K a ta t da THE SANFORD HERALD FOR KENT___ — 1 ONE A two room modarn afflclancy apartment*, Ideally aultad for Individual or huaine** couple, location nrros* frum tho Poat Office. Phono ftfiO, Modern furnished apartment*. Alto efficiency apartmant. Downtown office itora. Takach Afartmcnts, 208 N. Park, Fhon* 1278-J. American Floor Sanding Machine with edger. II, M. dleaaon, Lake Maty, Fla. ____________ Como to Bigelow Apartment*. Oi l Park_Ave. j_________ lUUI" For RentT Lg. lurnUhed Apart* ment. Fresh painted, Fraah curc] tain*, New Rug*. WO Magno Mtla. Ph. A. K. Roaaattar, Florlat, m v"i \ ^ _________ fifoXoW Apartment!. |80 to |^0, d o ll n Park r ara Avenue, _________ __ i a BEDROOM fiifnlahed houapa. oil I fiiiins tn give bankers nn nppm - miHlnti.o, ■I i s i ' u II 1 1 1 11 ' II s tumlv tn in hi iilinut. discuss, mid luitnesK iliMi'ili‘11ntlnlis iif sound chairmen tn s tie.ml these filllulUg |oin to i me ilulls niive of run-ot Mu i .. 1 1 , o i u p l . u n t ­ .1 l i m e s •.ii.cl c a ll il tho i I tin gi i.o me tieod mining 11nitim i l'i -to lem n mole .dioill ngi leull ill e sulvc li e » iio ii i| si u s i t n l I lie gtenti st -ouiee of ilu oiue fin Hies >t in- ihair.es lit lib •leiidu people sleep \t 1lio ■ liieeliug In Id pin Un i.i iint.'i Imuilv dnv last 1'" W> on t. n i n bm ikiu * l e p r e lUOUItl I m i vl III- I ci I'll I'd c et liig till eel ions of I lie sta le In o lit..mi.il coinplmnla 1li.it m " ....... I pa t u n s , good livestock, were ti n dii to lnugti ott One nl ciiiisei viilinii 111 in l ices, divcisi le nl ion of cin|i., iff tcis'li t ti mebin - very ■lignin, a Knglisli poet bad i \. mill i*11ii i c\ idcucc of good been Ini ' li .1 ott the pint- partially fumishad, til* bathe, OpInm elrlHt 11-1 Magnolia At*. 1 I'hona I I I IM I'OItTKI) BUCK HORSE ALE K .X fI.tS IV K ANNICTTE’S MrInlulu llgnj .•it16 W IT H it French AtT# i •in ATHLETE'S F O O T N a AU akal - Na A d d — Na l l l a f I«ji quick itllvf and fmii fcfilltt get lb» ram..ua VU IOHk lllNTMENT. 0*» ttluiwd Iuf lh« hu) • in Ilia Atm*. »•* fat ili* kam« folk* (irl VICTOHV— O f ! R««ulli lltti fur lint Aid Bod llchkjk •*!« Id um on ui| pail u| Ih# m 4j , Sold by #11 Druf StoiM by a In it t ho 111 •Iho1 ainiil|»« >i In Hit > to tally w i t h c o u n ty ahlv on t if.. |ii»tfoini and innocently the tuuk of m u n l , Noil i un ci vnlitMi S i 'i v i c i llo ports p,lilts And an even mure unfuitoniilc mlislc a «ipiauo w iiiL ii.. N o iutio tm l nkfi itMilt i n « i,.ni, sun- ol foi i v nail in meed gtri*ldv irom the wing* m ■ | li'iiclu'i . mot othiu J *mi llvi in'*o n i t n t r w n i k . i i niimit thiinfH 111let \\ t.u „ ........................ .. piomptly faltm Mituugi) a trap duel th.ii I m m i ' i N i mi t|o m ill tut* i Ii h i i k t il l i 11 'i . ij > h a ihi.** fool n<(t niii*ii to iiii|iiovo llii'ii (»io4lui*l*> Mini in i'1**14 a* I Ill'll in* Mini*. I ti« II i o t hunl *iwho nl 11*init-il tlo 4 lio « t llllf s «T't tiim lv II I III llt'll to till'll ••lliii*- \ uli a mi w ii|»|*i4'i‘u i l ion ft I Mm * mi ohli'iio . ti h ir ci'iii i nl 4 and |M n |**’( 1 ol i h* (Hi I1H*| , \ im| t hot iiii'1i 'O1*il I.now 1c«J|!i* mol c i i*f11*t m o h i fomiiMj* ..r t m n i i n o will m uhh* Hu in I m i •Miju i uli* it•.if •• i *Ioh 4. il.iIII. mm I thm uf d IMiiUdelptnu |Mper contmnril thit la* 'til* A .1 I* ton lit Inn enough to Kr»*(! bitilr flout goUtf VS ,i t. .1 ,, it,, I Mimll iiuuigh to keep mothn fioin coming lure* aui i.M‘i i, iiim vii i m biu4 imtnuuthd k* Uaia II,fo| ,11.1 Ol'tulu 1 :M will be iiliseived .t f ol e - l 1 v, c u lt le, 1111,1 oil I'l • of ue in oil ure, U n ite d N u ll..n - liny in mail) , min I l ie*, and M , •,>II11 it,Nil'll to II J h with till in*11 who fi-k ttii*n fin >In 1 , ............... ‘ ci cenpeiiilioll 'I -4 i in li* * Am! lot iii!**4*4 tiit ill,,on I n N ■ nn d built.el S mile II "1 1 ■ 1,1 iiic incident ally. wet c u el i' 11»1rrlnI I, l,,| blink el 1 llllil II It IrUineaiMU boa IssUi asa «iisiet 11, Jig 1n d o ,........ I ei'«, u Iiile oiliers 1........ 1 l',. I ‘..iii min i .1 1 H o g e i U|lS* CMMmi UlSfl IUIP Ifws I l S s I l Itoii I Hi .ig 11,'nil 111 ill commit I ec of Weir l o t J t h , . It, C O l l C I ' l l i e d . •Hast* XT ,ll,MlS| UgMlHll SI SIM) I lluahw- Ui I I S , It | ( It .a>| g m Cm*Mi I 'd, nit I!,- -n il' ltiink officials So In, , t tig. nil' tielpflll tu llaa k t tumiiliw tn* MM«M aMbisa II aud weie uiiuiiged I,) tile Slate ■ oatala* W iiaiuir utali* awMiiati im C i dime I-.\telision Seivice. ' fll in , 1,111,1,, t , met, bunts, and, twftta la ill ft llaila titai U14 a d|. ml** m tbi iikii. lit. Me *oi tins III f.O I lo tl>, ,, Indistnte, III, l.iil tlnil lhv> wele held nl tlie 1 i " , 1, I of ill,' luinkel llli'tll.ehrs ■o..| t In,I Niiiu. loinki 1 - attended , t',,w 1but fiuiim ml imditii on 1 inie in, l,ee<oiling SATISFACTION n tM A H K A W llf HoI INo 11' 1 ,,g III/ll I, I of it,ell ■■ .0 1 illiHo 11 ltd ilie ii],|„, 1 n lo, Ii ngi 1, nit,1, e 1,If, 1 1 ' , ,■ niei •, lie isuiKeis, ,uid t.1'1 ,, u wluiie ,1. l.o meeting ini, • been I,eld tn, |ui-t few mniille te g, I COMPLETE HOME REPAIR SERVICE KLKtrriUC Bmall. Valdes Hotel. T sssg FIIKK KSIIM .A IFS STRICKLAND MORRISON, INC. FHON E .10* K. FIRST' a ,j i AN D DOWN PAYMENT 36 Months To Pay N O WHOM KNOWS WN/tT'S BEST! II—AimCl.KN WANTED—6 l l u s t bund UKI'ltKKUttR lllg Bedroom tile home,j<| ft. FKICIDAIBK (good ..... j! M A N C F A C TC H K It'S SKN'I'A I'iVKS: Heir's ymir uplarge living rouni. and dining " B e u u t on ce'' l a mile Smith! |mii (unity fur nddilioiinl yenrloom, dak PloorH, New Slilllgle (llmiervllle or write llev. It. M. 1mind income. If you stock mid Hoof, rinse in. Now |7,Ht>U.UU. Hcnklv. lit. No. Box 211. Hunassume title to goods, sell till: *ii,0()0.00 Down. Fine home or furd. imtelited tiilil, fit inly estnliliNlied income property. HEW INd MAC II INKS, New St and accepted among cuii»tnirtUin hi'nil)1 !1 El *'i \i line it inin .(A Y M U N I) M. HAM., Heritor Factory rebuilt, W li o I c s u I v -« ro « 1 Ji*il f n i it 4 fill 1 1 M u ni* and mnliileriniiee men. St..... S. I). IHghlcyman. Aaaaclata prict'H. I'hotic 1004-W. r Ih t* VI * *-hii'itl h 1 it - it l i If .rti ilemnnil and repent nrdeis indi •1 •* » ' 1 11A A llo w , Ha m i i * of HI u k F U R F A K M S , hom es, b u tin a a d F U T H B U R l) i'alntg for every elite this product Is the answei DIMUFM M l-IxtOlliltiClibb t’hlMlcll property and acraiga, aa* your •H i " I * h ' 4 W I F o r f l 4 r*n ri I .t .III tn ^ 1 ii if purpose. III user'* cost |,1 older,IS. (Jet It r*tL. 11 it* tlHrttctl H) 1 Ml* of ]fl u k E . A . B tr o u t R e a lty A g e n c y HKNKAltlK (ilaae A I'alni Co. detuils, write to Kept. M. I I7J I Maallprfi4 11*it11> Iv114111 * A|i|MRItill i oil Or!* H. Malhleux, (talaaniar, III-II4 W. lad. 1'hcme lit. 11>ic In too llllldi •uf Inif Ii w tIt writ K. Walnut Ht. t'nsadetm 4, *'ulif fflj’lH 1807 K . Bacond S tr e e t o r p h o M ""<iJ >* to o|Irt<| liutfn.il 4III It)|r Hll llKelvlnator Hefrlgerator In A -1 I r 1 " . Ini || 1. * M t l t i | » o f |U * 4 1 k I h n t i M l i i 10 DWB-J. Condition. Will sacrifice clieap. 12— S| h>c4iiI rtcrvlros — 12 II i *i" *HI I. Ilf iifO*1f|l( 9li.nlr> li^ II n - ' id ..........*• ■! M. i*it foi (« tii ptviH ruHFKC 1AI»— $ 1000.00 each buys a Also a Hot I'uint Kledlie Htove. tl"f* ' l"l 4 111 ft111V (*l c|i(fl 11II0I1K Huy 4 mom ftiruUlied cottage, out­ NEW F I.C n ilL jiirfacvd In peifc. HVI Mta I III,4*k l'i •1*11!111 lo*Ui4 Huy I'hniie 40H-J. side city limit*, modern and H ' up I 11i 1*4 k 1Mil UK lit iif y o u r tlim. Ole fiiiots made ............ . tin worth thu muuey, i Have your cuttun or fell mattress bTnishiug, dunning A ............ A (iOOI) B U V — 0 room furnished | converted tu a hlJXltRIUlIH Piiitalile power plant, \i:'. y n house, modern, large lot on | INNKItHI'IUNd lids week only experience in Seminole ( ’<■ paved streut, close to schools,! .................I1H.7C. Iluatatiteed ft ll. M. (ilciisnn, Lake Mmv years, nuislde city limits, some fruit ; KCHUl.H IIKDDINC COM I'ANV A l.TEItA TTO N H nnd Dies*8.7110.00 ( 1. I. Financed, will' I’h. 12:12 lug. I Mt'ii W. 1st. Stin t. sell equity, now rented foi ' IIP K. 1 st Ht. 1Iflit-J. fftU.OO par month. i I llogiat Hound System. Uike DK iilltA ilLE— 4 bedroom two| ' V E N E T IA N BLINDS made story home, very large living iter. Semlmde Vetielinn roum, dining room, kitchen and Cu. H20 W. nrd. St. 4b hath dowiiRtaira, belli nnd 771 T I 7 T 1 " TI- * 1 IIBH-W. .bower upstairs, large screened I cfl"h- P-ric» P*ld for U.a.t purche*, nicely landscaped, .'1201 furniture Ted Davli PurnlttAa OBI.AN DO Morning f.Vnllm l “ 1 foot frontage about 12 years, [ Co. 311 E. lit. Ph 0B8. Undo Evening Star. Cull lt.,t|<li W A N TE D a real buy at tha price, let ms. j Ray. ll(ir,.J. C LE A N C O TTO N HAAS Ideal for guent homa. T H E HANFOItl* H ER A LD C A L L 617 fur Battery, lietieinNir ACBKACK—-Hast BOO acre tract' and Hl»r,er service. Swmn's In Central Florida, aonie Im­ ()N K tt-8 x 92 and H-8 x 24 door*. Battery Service, 301 W. I 11et proved, half mils on paved road. Used nr rough sheeting board*. Ht. Let me show you thl«. B0 common Fence Post, Rev. It. FARM S— 6-10-80 and 40 a n r M. Hrnkle, Rt. No. 2, Box 211, LAW N M OW EH S altar........ M tract*. titled and ready for crop ■Sanford.________ ______ cycles repuireil. luck unit Icy — also unimproved 10 acre tract*. work, No waiting- wmk gniir 7— I’dta-t.l vrntocli-Hupplira FR ED W. BENDER, Realtor anlced. 11. W. Slmmun, tin Room 1-2 Phone loan Enel 4th. St., Sing,ml, I in. ; Puppies— Mother thuroughbreil Florida Stata Bank Bldg. (Formerly with Willi..... Fisit English Sheppard, 7 weeks old. ihop>. Males |MM); Females fg.OO; 0— A rticltw F o r Nat* or Bantam Koostere, tt.OO. C. W. A C ETYLEN E Lalhrop, Luke Monroe. W ELIHN O YOlJNO Mule 4Mr years old. Haaford Motor A Kijpl Mill'* Bwap Bhop-^W* bur, »«ll or 1 Phone 840. After BtOO Phone 208 W. H i Street trade most anything. 404 Han-; 7IH-M4. ford Av*. Phono 108-J. Hull Dotrr and Drag I.in,' \\">ki W# both lota when you don't H EM * W A N T E D We specialise In Ih h Iu ii - a --i k bring your prescriptions to nnd grass planting Ed D.i i-, SECH E T A R Y - T y p I n g, Short­ _I'homi_10BB.VV. l<anoy‘a. Phono IQt. ____ hand and general uffico routine. Amailng Johnaton’a "NO-ROACH" Rerily giving age, experience IF IT'B Pipe, pipe fdin i' sanitary tary coating kill* Roadies, vnlvFH you need, see A. lb It,, snu reference*, Box C— Sanfurd for month*. Anti, Wator B irr. Flench and Cuiinneivud, Herald. _________ ____ Pint191.41 11.49. Half pint 19c. Roumil _ Phone 207. wanted. ’Nirmlnai 1st A Andereon. (iU A R A N T E K D Bu,ll„ ............. .. 0 0 0 0 A N D BAD Free Pick Up nnd ildivei) S ,, I19.US 1 used 8 pc dlnotto.......... vice. Phono 21HI-.M, E/ckid'. 9— W O H K W A N T E D — 9 1 ustd sofa bod..... — .... I 2 U . U B __________________________ Radio Hhop, 1 used droaoar.................. iSUn*1 P R AC TIC A L N U R S E and Baby ARK You blithered at limne with 1 uused » « 8 pc bedroom suite flitter, good references. Phone ants, spiders, .................... . b* bedroom suite' UC 2 -B. 1 blip! and other Insects. If «o. I’li-'nc BQ7-J, Each Fog dull guiiinrd-cd S A L r t m i of builtkmw work, bedroomKsuite reasonable rates, Fro* tail mat • for 00 days. Swank’s F“u .....iiw.iift vice, Ran ford. Fin. •a. David K. Carpenter, Fhtun i T t i c n n r «a * f* n * n Si* r ^ T ^ - - .i5 U 5v = » )T Dr. Henry McUiuliii c in ngi icidtui ,■ is a • 1 , id. el s to Fm Rasuls o i . s t o n i.K U III whose lecture buie.iu supplies m v i half III li lt 1 I mtry - 1nei.tr) club* with -pe.ikeiV .it -n much t n , utiles of the usual sort with tn> lem peiua syll.ible i merit.il ,i 11 s It.id billing. lute it.et, lllfctlo l ICl'lllll* nnd olid ticrilliifill decel'iiimeiit | in lire ci’ohiim) of mil stale __f, 111— lliisini-ss OpimrliinlUes HERALD Went Ad« — By B E N N E T T CERF--------------------- l ire i l n 'easing mle le st of Klor Ida hatikei- ■ Use Try and Sfop Me II) S IT U S JOHNSON I •ci ’ i- il F. H. A. F IN A N C IN G A llltA N ih il) U n it e d sill ST. ihkI FltFNC II Aw IllllgH Screenvil Item I ilif. I'n m lliig I’ltrches lllMilntlnii t urpunier) I’ln.sierliiK AI lit* Fum» New t»urag9 Lum ber C o Mmne 712 : ii l.M f v �\ > p r r :^ r ^ .: nm ni W E D N E S D A Y S E P T E M B E R 14, 1949 THR SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA Co-Operation Between Police And jSC O TT'S "’ Press Urged To Prevent Accidents; | Ex-ShimmyDancer By R. J. SCOn America Is Fast Developing Into A Fuji-Fledged Intelligent Nation;Sue a Picture Co. SCRAP BO O K Over “Giida” Film - By H A L B O Y L E | |„g t0 put their whole effort Into N EW YORK , Sept. 14— ! being able to buy and pay for a DEN VER Sept |4— (/Ti-Ollda art deflnlU rnronirv thrombosis thrombosis. There are definite alfftft eigne that coronary Gray says she gave "the public DALLAS, Sept. 14— (IV) —C loier cooperation between lli* pieu America Ii growing up. i A hig sign of the change in food for thought" when she danced ami police to |iievenl tra ffic accident! ivm urged today at the Interna- j It I* aettllng Into a po*t-war | American thought came this week shimmy hack In the 20*. pattern of stability and raiponil- on the labor front. It waa the the(Sllda ■tional Asiocinliun o f C h ie fi of Police meeting. reviewed her career yeability that contrasts atrongly to decision " Ih e police of this country are not doing enough to prevent traff---— -of . the steelworkers' ,, , terdav In a depoaltlon to attorthe chaotic yeara after the first -..i-— . And A...i neillier — !------- •• l(ljj William E. Scrippi, pubunlon to try for a 1100 a monthlnevi In support of her million dol 1|c accidents. ii .i-the pren. World Wer. Inr damage suit against Columbia - • iielit-r of ilie Detroit Nows, In a* Maybe it I* too aoon to itart pension and other social gains Flctuie*. She contends the film, spi-ech ilelivrreil ut n morning reu­ pinning good conduct medal* on rather than a fourth-round wage "Giida", starring Hit* Hayworth, This It only ons of ouraelvee. But It does begin to Increase. nion. look like thte country, aa a na­ many indications that, as the >wn* based mi her life ami career '•Aa I zee It * * * what In need­ I t 'a i l l a a H r ta m Pas* naal tion, and we, aa a people, are working population grow* older, 1 without her permission. ed in n gienter ilegreii of eoopcrn- atrenglh, eaprrlally In aviation. acting more like adults than at It prefers security to the quick j The 48 yrnr util foinier shimmy tion, ii niiicli •‘loner working reCioiiiinelin >uld nt the time that buck. In Industries where sm-'nucen *nld she was nmrried at II, any time in our history. ^ N t W PUBLIC S c Mo o LA IH •lationnliiii. la-tween theno two lie fell impelled to apeak out, ployes feel they are paid enough " mother at 12 ami a star on There are all sorta of signigroutii," fS.ii|i|m an Id. The pub- even I hough il might coat h'm bis la p la m d a m . Su p p o s ed io to live at a satisfactory level, 'Broadway at 18. poata to ahow It. liiatiei Mini lie liellevad It wnn the joh, Born in Cracow, I'olsnd, Ollda MSEMBLt -fHl N A T lV l WlCYfAMJ. they arc becoming more Interested The frontier In the United i loll of tile iiiillei* to "Irn rn nil the A Defrnae Department official In better pensions, more holidays, "»>'* 'he first dnnred the shimmy States uaed to be a frontier of facts nlioiit ti of fie aecldrnta" and liidiraled yeaterday Ilia I L'mnimc, n( u Milwaukee night club when wide land and deep wilderness. longer vacations, tlie ioli nl iii'wnimpera and radio Iin need have no feara a* far a* That haa been tamed. The new ntationn "to get these faeta to the Secretary of Defenae Johnami i* t This may he proof, as some he- ' AttnrneV' Lm.ls Frnhllch for Irontlere today are In aclenre lleve, that the human race I* Just Columbia asked Gilds to described piddle." eonrcMied. It'a nt t icily n Navy and batter human ralationshlpa succumbing to It* natural Iasi- ,llnM .h„ok and ntiivned Die upper Herini> ndvl ml the pollee ehlefn mailer, (lie nfflrlal anlil. between man and man, class ness. On Die other hand, It could the shimmy and Inquired! "Wasn’t K'nrlier, Dmleraecretarv of th” to work with the prena and radio and class, nation and nation. ! “-> *•s»« j..u>. .ii*. ,cu*>,« j,miniv a nniivo wuicii a wo-' . in prenentillg I infill’ education to a alalement: "No action I* con4lie people are developing ami weary of a generation of crisis, part of her body?" ,Uiu nubllr iK’foro ataglng hlg lenitilaled lie far a* l|ic Navy I* if themseivea as m . ; -----, — _ .......... . educating themaetvea aa they | ivavv loin /i. mnioail ono -act •■• version." Ml*. Miss Gray uuim niiiiiii'iiiiiil lltivvn. resource* and and proand war. They want to "Not In my version," I develop tha the resources pro tension relaw. They'd like to level down answered. "The shimmy shlmrnv wa* was an "A nvwnpaper has got to do a ' ninrerned. "Klml.nll raid fromL , °?. country. [J 1 * ’ They d Ilka ductlvltyW°r!d Ware* and a long the peaks and level up the pita, original aboriginal dunce. It waa ut iniiru timn simply print seel- niello "Ian every constitutional Two on ‘ within a single gen-i and makelife a mors pleasant an Afrlrnn, a snvng* dance. I gave ent fmt.‘ in » routine manner,*-' right" to eapreaa Ida opinion* , depression i have helped turn Am er-J valley. the nubile food for thought.* Mil' I, "A radio elation in all lia he »eea fit, eratlon hi. Meanwhile, a thiol Adnilrn •• * "Then Then vnu you invented the shim* f’iontcii-iicu c viinnot slough off ii inoveil to the defenae nf the Mind' There Is still a reminiscent note iny?" Friihilch asked. leans from gamblers Into Inventors. (|angiroii!i truffle problem almply sicken iiirinmi. Item Adndin I’olke aren't so anxlou* to toss from the era of wonderful non­ Half "Evidently I must have," (IIIjtyv allowing I truer for n dull Inter- Hugh A. Goodwin, chief nf ilflff DO LLA RS tnelr bankroll away In a single sense about our times. Swimmers dn answered. "I never heard of It* 'view nt mi unpopular hour." lurge, like kids In a candy snh are again plying the English being done hefnrr that.* i to the ronuimnder-ln-chlrf of the c o in e d m m i t.llhrr apeakera nehvduleil toiln^ Atluntlr fleet, held n ni'Wa ra-i- . ore. They want a nest egg in Channel, and Joe Dl Maggio r to! Miss Grny, who live* on a ranch C a h nlw cas <l l C O N T A IN E D Weie I'liiuklln M. Kreml, director ferenee nt Not folk, Vn., to f-zpicx* J the bank, and take more rare to drives a long homerun. But the near Larkspur, Colo., was wearing^ of ilio iiHuocliitlon’a truffle divis­ lii* net omul "aympathy" w DISEASE , A SERIOUS [ ON i see Dint they don't end up go­ ago of fahle in actually dead, and n Mark dress’ ami wine red cost over the hill to the poorhmisc. ion: Mayor Durolliy McCullough (,‘riniimi lln'a aland. WORTH ingThey p o u l t r y S ic k n e s s , C lLH?S *. are thinking more and b>J ^ ‘ "Pi""! wUh ■ chle black hst. She ■ ' and “ l? > u1Vt1,1? 1 'f ,h® 'Lie of I’ortlnud, Ore., and Id. Col, Five atm Admiral William F j ore of Ufa as something to b* ',r tb* disillusioned 1830* will at- brought along two huge scrapO f SILVERs p r e a d <6 H u m a n more ’Gerald 1'oh-rxon, former director Aiislin K Doyle, chief nf Naval ■ ■ -» — i-.—J tract us again. We are too old hooks to the hearing. Hh* said # thoroughly and enjoyed u* **?!n , , , abe 'had* — ill— '-------------12 more scrapbook* cover­ of motor Inin,imitation fur the "Hull1 Kataev, lie!., and Admiral | Used b l in d s long, rather than as something f01' N** tumble seat, and the col6 / 1 C iH T S ing her public carter from 1919 'Michigan I'uldle Hervleo Comnils- Air Unnerve training, already had J lo burn up fast In a bright hrle? /iff "«}» *'»v« l"*‘ their to tout. uopken up for f'rommelin, aimi. AND DIMES bonfire. And mnr* people are llv- t"»t# for awallowlng goldfish. There was extensive question­ f’roniHielln, among other Ihlngi, In Ida aiiiiunl report Kreml mild Z V t O E H f S . Ir.g lunger and learning to use The machinery la spinning fssU S* ing about the color of her hsir. / is . that thu tinffir dlvlalon lind reor­ rnmptalned rlint the Navy'* flglitF L O W E R S , O R F L O W E R S <sF lefsure more wisely tec and faster, hut people are loaner ‘l'v* always been s blond," Miss I ganized traffic control fonrtiunn aplrll la "going to pot." Making a big dollar Is getting taking more time of* *•> irth— flr"v said, "and I Imp* I always lie drew support for Dial view i f r i e n d s h i p , b e h in d < h e e a r s . In more than lit) city, county uml less Important than living a full why they were put i be." statu police drpnrtinenla airier from Iliilaev. who aald Dial sfler Ufa. It Isn't the goal of every sad wondering If It Isn't really 1 talking with Junior offlrera he had item . American today to he either possible to make It a nicer place. "In moat inatuncea, railuclhma found Navy morale al a very low J Dissident or a millionaire. Money The world— and America— mayl ! (C e a lla sse P ra m P a ss n a e t In traffic fatalities of from .'ID to eld.. hasn’t lost Its attraction, of be putting on long panti, after 1 A almridv different appralaid . communique might tn some ex- course, but fewer people are will- an extended childhood. (Ctsllaaie reeax t-ixe Oae) TO permit have been old aIlied the attitude of Nnvv men came I lent be offset by futurn fund ami she returned with a visa. within ono to two yeura after III* of lodnv fiom Navy Herirtnry Mnl | bsiik debates, evsn though these It was In 1945, the year after atnllntlmi," lie hiiIiI, a two-thirds vote to get It Intro­ Mr*. Browder's reentry suit th* inlbs are secret. I'clci on gave examples of ro- Ihewa. l e g i s l a t u r e "In inv opinion the ripliit del duced. it was on the matter of In­ alleged While House conferences Not did Briti'di officials approve bpcriitioti h'tween civilian and corjm of Die N iivv I* at it* high- . troducing the hill notwithstanding In' her htmhnnd, Dint lliowder wax ..I Hlnck'a implied criticism of military iigrarlea In truffle regu­ eat," .Mai I hew h hiiI.I nl a ri-n'ocn^.1 ICasllssie rtasi Pea* 0**1 It* Ineligibility under the call that thrown out aa Cenimuulst leader DiD country's pruginm of social lation. Then lie naked the pnilie In which iniii Admit nl .l"lm W the vote was bU to 41. oi vices. They mid Crlpps may cutHebill. lu this country. The reason official to moulder n niioilicr of Holier wa* h iihiii Iii n* chief of rend from a long tabulation Attorney General ftlclinrd E r­ nlgueil for Ids ouster wa* that he inxwi'r lllack publn Iv al a dinner of regular session roll calls In qlluslluii’. N iivv peranniiel. lie went on: .clirdulcd tn lie belli Istrr this which lie said various lesdeis of vin relrasud a formal opinion in had departed from the piytv line "In the event of a catastrophe "I am cnnatmitlv nmaieil Dnd which he advised Senate President nud put too much faith In Amerl-J week in the American capital. which authorized extra «er- Newman C. Brackln ho felt the ran raultatlxm during the wsttlm# of ii mi III in y nature, how well the Navy can continue i» hold men They argued that Ibc wav Brl- bills the anti-tax group had voted for would yuur organization he pre- of mil'll mil .landing nliililv In Die lain mnnuges her Internal fin- vires ami activities In lw financed only "safe, constitutional course venr.i of party cooperation. piired to liiindle the civilian high' face of |nonffirl«’iil pay. ...... - r r - - r . - , The Communists, unde, th* InNiicial affairs Is strictly a domestic sk o cu. eff-emivxvhgki would he lo treat the” nppropria " I iiiii Imiiofiil Dint Die military way l inf fir picturn, with or with­ B, ^Itf of "Communist Political As­ matter. It only liccumcs the con­ the atppruprntinna hill they Dims i eduction hill ax a matter h,el out the hi my 7" ho Baked. "Would pnv hill will lie enncle.l and luine cern nf the outside world if and outside the call of Die Governor. sociation", auumiured itipport for now seek to cut. you lie picpuied to qfjloi lecoin* j nliout soma readjust Hu nt in llil. when critics ran prove postlvely The Senate passed Senator Mr. Itonsovell In 1944, hilt during They Included water control, mandntluiri for alternate loulioga | reapoet “ Dm social seivlres are harming th# in* expanuou ecuuui piuain.,., Walker's hill boosting the license the campaign he (ejected their lloper, deputy chief .,f peison. expanded school program In the event a hrlilgo la loat, or llrltaln's balance of paymcnls posi­ higher nnlnry* for th* legislators fee for pinball marhlnes from |7.- backing. iiel slnrt* February, ID 17. mover up n lilgluvuy blocked? * * x if rail­ Ituahmore, according to Ills testi­ tion, these sourcex said. and other state officials, ninsmit- f>0 tn f!IU a year after rutting out road rervlce to your community i.i succeed iesr Ailmlml Thomas Black did iml mention Britain to control and about 30 otner all references to legalization of mony. wn* no longer a member of L. .Sprague, Hpioguo Is Isklng over ceaaed what would lie the Impact the party at the time. He said hi by name yesterdav when h* salt measures. free plays. Governor Warren ve- belonged to the party for three romitiaml of Nsvat sir In tin on yuur highway*?" many countries had extensive pro­ pasitu in ins i .*«••-■>»»■ .u . Ken. Oilhstn of Seminole, one toed u similar bill passed In the Pacific. --------ntn grams of social welfare they could of the most outspoken economy regular ssxalnn for fear It would ' em a, from• 1937 untilfmIsts In |M9? * legalize slot machines. I of the responsible lending post- * not afford. advocates, challenged use rtf his Britain Is spending about |3,- name aa a preface to the state­ The im-ssuro was passed after i thm*’’ In the Communlsi Party' o| 384,000,000 on social services and ment. Hrhuli replied the tabula­ a sectim. legalizing free game* I Btnles are occupied "lif ir«afia«ee s . « m rasa ones food subuidlrs this year. It n,'ci|* hero by Moscow. showed Grlham hsd voted wan ullniinnteil on an amendment II would lie piiNsihli1 fni Nanford <l’«s«lnu,4 ►•b is One* nmoutilH to little more than a tion for 27 of the . 4 hills on hi* list. Offered by .Senator llaynard of 8 t. Hp ,hrt ■" Manful was a gumt In tho Imper­ to have all the low m il public quarter of the total national bud­ pr and Eugene Dennis, present Ren. Frank nf Marlon said al­ i'etriiliiirir ial Hotel which the Carpenters lion-111ir II uceils within the next get. Introduced by Senator Walker! P,r t y ' " ,ner* owned, and that he often saw her few years. Government spokesmen, Includ­ though he had voted for most of fit her ineiulicrs of Die Hanford ing Crll)p», have made II plain that the measures, he didn’t know at of Daytime Beach, the measure' *Without It* link* with Moscow, ami the Judge together In the lin­ Public I Inuei nsr Coiniiilsslmt air ARIZONA'S MOSI BEAUTIFUL girl, Jnrque Mercer, lit, Is shown with hey the nation's economic crisis might the time "there wa* so murh IncreniCH the tax on pinball ma­ Riisliiaore sahl, Die Communist tel. piouil pnrenis, Mr. nud Mis Arthur 1*. Mercer of Mtrhfleld, on the compel the cabinet to cut spend whxI i and extravagance In the chines from $7.hU a year to fHO. arty In this country would llnric-tt pressed I.uvkwiioil for Edwnid Hlgrrlus, It. T . rowan. The tax on colli operated music "Dninulrr bnilly, both flnsnclally boardwalk nt Atluntlr City, N J. The newly-nnmcd "Mis* America of lug. a mole which might court un Htate government. details of a nocliifuul visit to Ilarrv Lee, Ham MniDun, and the J . E. M cK inley. Hehuh accused member* of the machine)- is set at 17.50. The rev­ and politically. . 10Hi" said I hi pbinn for Hie future am “marriage tlrit, career eecond." popularity with a general elcctlun Mm. Carpentei'■ Imind nhd a trip Itev. Mr. Illrginn i. ported to the He ii.li|*-i| that If Die natlnn lia<l ’ ecmumiv him- of "kidding the pen­ enue would lie divided between the nine month* or less away. Him will study dr.imatlri nt Imlnml Stanford University, (fnlernattonal) to Flmiila with hv|. |j|.'kwood in- Ihmnl that the request for a dial British officials romplalned that al*". lie derlnrctl failure to vote State ami counties In which the |"proper’ linndgrBtlon law*, “the plll'd lie went lo Mrs. Carpenter's le|i'|dilllll< system had been siderlfcctivcnesi of the Communist lllark made no effort tu analyze and finance the extra service* the machines are located. npnilmi'iit alamt i.: -in A. M. uiiu i stepped wIDi the explanation that the relationship between a na­ new nllls authorized would be act­ An effort to reduce the tax levy Party would be dlmlnlslieil by 73 tnurniiig at the ii'ipti'Ht of Mih . the Hanford system was still glvtion's social service spending and ing In a "inwardly runout fash­ to |I5 ud pin ball machines was per cent,’ C oi'pi'iitcitim lher. Mis. (.’m inu­ in It irood service mill nut over Asked by Acting Committee Its hslsnrc of payments position ion," voted down. Walker estimated lh* ter wa. ill, he explained. crowded, hilt the objections of Tnilrman O'Connor (D-.Md) about They stressed the Labor govern tax Increase would rats* an addi­ The House first decided by a As fur the trip lo Florida, he Mayor Cnriawny and several inv flnniiclsl assistance Die party ntent's view that social services 48 to 99 vote that It was wrong tional 11,090,000. said Mis. Car penter's mother, others mndn It cleat that the re­ iarrives from abroad, Rusbmor* represent the best Investment that yesterday In ruling that the apMrs. Minnie Niillivnn, ncrompnnlril quest will he pushed. isld (list "lewelrv Is Its favorite could hr made from every point oroprlatlnns cut bill wa* within them, lie miiil Du. trip was tnuilo A li'lepram was read from Bonnof view because they contribute to­ Governor Warren’s special sssslon There are an estimated 3,000,000 I Hem of exchange.” Much of It, lie said, is brought “ .'hvoiie roald he legally | r ' K.' Vhivie sVatliig that the ward Industrial efficiency, national rail, mile* of rural roads In th* United proposed bridge on Hoad 4tt will in through Mexico. He snlil he hsd,. -obtained Dime. hrallh, vigor, stability Slid pro States. Wlh that decision made, It took. br**n told that CoiiiniiinUt-donil-.iJ Bnirett imbed If Lockwood and he l.iilli within one year ami thu* ductlvlty. listed maritime union* have help­ Mrs. Curpcntcr shared n room nt Dm road will lie extruded Into Han­ Lowest official t*mp*ratura ed to tiring In money, Jewelry, '.‘or A tom I.I court while In Florida. ford along the river. The hoard re­ NEW YORK Bent 14— — istever T* negotiable." •v*r recorded In th* United Quotation* on the Hrltlih pound *'No," mapped Lockwood, "ami quested Manager Higgins tu re­ He also testified that maritime States was dfl degrsss below sterling for future delivery In New I like lo tell you what I think quest the Army Engineers to (Is*Hsz*SI * > • « H z . fta*| snrav hvnclnlh* In the river zero, r*eord*d at Y*llowston* unions under Communist control York have advanced sharply In ths Democrat* that qucnetlonl" 14.958, Republic around Hanford In an effort to National Park, Wyoming sld*. have aided In "smuggling alien last two days. 14.348. Communists" Into this country. , Uarirtt I lien asked If Lockwood clear this area. Bankers attribute this to th* Th* district’s sllglhls voters in February, 19M. J. Tllden Jacobs complimented Yesterdav s self-styled charter i|nd Mrs. Carpenter ever had spent belief her* that devaluation of the totaled 154,280 with the R*puhllmember of the U. fl. Communist i night together la a tourist court, the Cliumher an the progress of pound has bssn pushsd farther ran* having a hettsr than a 7,000 Party told the enormities Russia "No. never," declared Lockwood. Hanford and Hemlimle County that Into the hack ground. msrgln In the three counties. | has sent a secret "trouble shoot, ".Mrs. Carpenter Is s very decent Iiiih been made In Die laat few Hlerllng for American account! The grev-hslred motherly wo- I lug" unit to this country, lie years. vtonrsn." for delivery In 00 days mss nsarly man trailed badiy from the start. plained that party leader* fsar*F 2 cents today after a rise of more She rnnce-led th* election at 1:30 ' The courtroom was packed. 11*11they will lie driven underground. than 8 cants Tussday. It Is quoted I A. M. Her statement) Itfs were ordered tu sen that nu abeotatois— even imlicciuon— were at ardund 13.94. "It appears that Mr. Baylor has | S T E E L B TH IK K M 's B tla a M r r « m Pee* 0**1 The ism ! type of sterling for been the cho|er of tha voters, ■lined. i P ITTSB U R G H , Sspt. 14— (/PI— against the Communists hut he delivery In 90 daya advanced R .S ittin g with Jmlgu Carpenter "A t this critical period In our, Storm clouds hovtrsd over the had llnrnot yet succeeded. Chungking, cent* Tuesday to around 19.90. and history, he will have an unparall*)-, adopted daughter, ■ ■ ------- .—it coming steel contract negotiations a, 20. vtau She Ishi*Mrs. Carpenter** i j Hxcchwan province. '» •*P*5.tu today It was virtually unchanged ed opportunity to **rv« all of th*, 1 i | dnuglitvr, Imt I* siding with ^ ^ the capUal of _ NatloWl today even hofor* a time and plaea The closest delivery. 90 days add proopl iple In hi* district. ‘ father In 18438765 “ . ‘ _ ‘ ^». Tuesday and ws* decided upon for tha n*W md 8 cents * ~ ‘ China should Cnntnn fall "I wish ________ _____ him_______ sverv suresss. luring inn rioss-ezamluutlon, at about 83.97. “3.97. sdy ti Hecrotary Acheson also nnsessions. Mrs. Coffey campaigned on A irfett asked Lockwood If ho did non need that Hovlet-domlnatod ihlch uIs pegged rondse to help repeal the TaftReluctance of soma steel com­ Starling, wmen St chile Urn lima "uut of her mo- Bulgaria, Hungary and Rom«nla S K S i ” hSVSV SI!? w thn«iu j ^ c^ u tg The ■rtley Act ana complete backing panies to approve Jn advance th* within a narrow ranga b\ Co°1'' j ®* c,n,‘ h,,p kir'a belli oum" mi the occasion of will lie charged In tha United England, advanced 1/18 f the Truman program. Sha had presidential board's proposal thatfT* Bank of --------— "Mias America." Doug I** ro^«esiudon^CmUptitiSl!iCBrAW!ho new ft ISiBU A. M. visit. of a cent yeaterday and loat they pay for Insurance and pension 7 Nations General Assembly with endorsement of both th* AFL and Ilk* amount today It 1s quote CIO nLockwuml denied that. K« said violations of human rights. programs was Interpreted In soma at 14.09 18/18. *fth Uarlmra and Mr*. Hulllvanl The Secretary emphatically re­ I quarters as holding a nsw ttr<k« Saylor clalmtd th* Issue was i n in and out of the room dur- newed the long-standing Brlilah' The American way of Ufa, free ' threat. .. . .i »— ■ M■ a -- — ...* enterprise and opportunity vsraea the ID mimitos ha stayed, American charges of "callous dis­ YUGOSLAV SPIES Worker beet are fsmal** In the regimented setnl-poRre • • * * * aforo thu night of the shout- regard" of the human rights BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Sept. which a«g functions hard net nlno law suits had been filed rlausoa In the peace treaties with 14— W i — Yugoslavia has begun In the Socialistic welfare state ivlng (he three principal* and the Iron Curtain natlona, | developed. prosecution of 11 persons on phlllsnphr." Manful. BIx wer*. film! .He . . -----said the three Sovlat satechargas of spying In this coun- . He said In a formal statement after his election) toa havu Just turned down • ut Judge Cnruentr, Among! lllto* "Th* Issues of this campaign r tblngH. they demanded a fi­ proposal by tho United Htetos that Were mad* very oleer and wa re­ Navy Aviation m . m H it , (4fA . II 1 I U.S. I 7 British Deny R ij i: l A )’; V i Atluntu Trinl Jj- Secret Talks 0 Of C Meeting Election Results P jcJTW i ■ilpa Jap Treaty TS jshsss % w a . »»»... lial accounting and charged they name commissions, a* pro* fudge with excessive drinking vided In tha peaco treatlas, to gambling. up the dispute over chargei they have repeatedly violate agreement*.‘ TheM-trait forr 4__ RAC* sis and v^rloti^ personal Area* fOTON. Kept 14— t>P) |d lervlcoa w,‘ ------- ---------- i • ADBMAUE B W BONN. Germany. Hept 14 — President Theodor Reus* for­ mally nominated _ _ _ IDr. Konrad nauer today as shauesllor mlnlatar) ol Uta.yaw.W r maa republic. HROUTI Tho ^ { ta s u ia ’s rii sident! of the Mth district settled the entire matter In th* tra* i American way." DETROIT, Sept. 14- ( # V - F ot j|U new UAL Agalnonperiu, r 5J&i'; ■ v r r 'A s a . X II 1 t took Uw • bvt after |P*Kroltr|WiU^ chot : It I 4 - W I - Opal office and ■ Harvard-bred n on trial • u w D n v t . •x-fictonr Cly Treasurer Albert E. Cobo,1 council pissldeut George Edwards, 88, wart aomD. Me* ustea Id yesterdays iscord mak-. I«t Primary slection. I ^ Cobo. for 14 yean hi Nmraa ol Dftrolt1* mswsye, and EdwsHh, a charges Ovi I I 88, and city re. John r . .jSA Jtt ■X PT. 84c Q T 1.40 ^OAL. 4.80 J i «li,U4»..W .1 rw a n < v ’A 9 'f x g n t t m . iff r ■% , ' X r JSt ** \ • M , �l a lla tijr T k m b W n a g tli T IIK W K A TI1K II T » hM M t tlw F m n mi H i Wm M i T* F n M « Um P n o m M A a n U » I i Produas Pm ynli? f « Sanford. I A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y NEWSPAPER « UM SXXXX Tell Of Aid To Britain Program W ASHINGTON. Srpt. ■XlflfH KHUtON tKM TAXY Ernest Bavin (left) and U. 8. Secretary ot State Dean Acheson are shown at a Washington press conference. There they announced that Canada, Britain and the United Stales Irsve suited to a ten-point program which Is designed to check the rapid depletion of Qreat Britain's dollar and gold reserve*. (iiitaritaitoiial Sauiidptiuto) Hal Gruber Talks Farm Income Is i Now 58. Minton is a Democrat To Kiwanians Of, Reported Off For W and a Protestant, but his wile is F u tu re Propects First 7 Months Catholic. There had been speculation be­ fore the appointment that Air. Says H e Thinks But* But T a f t Reminds Truman might chooie a Catholic J b r the high court. Th# death of ler Will Soon Be Ohio Farm ers They Jitstlc# Frank Murphy In Out As President Are Still Well Off removed the onW member of that faith form the court. Mr. Titguan appointed Attorney OenHal Giuhrr, manage! nl ihc W ASHINGTON. v ,,t. 15— t,Ti erel Tom Clark, e Protestant, to 'Sanford Giants and "All .Star" — Mid-western f •* mad" suecaed Murphy. Minton, a lawyer of New Al­ manager in the Florida Slate Lea- rr dollers Januaiy ihmugli July talk I Iran in the tame mouths last year bany, Ind., waa elected to the gue. K«ve an infunnal Sonata In 1984. Hla BenaU desk to the Ssnford Kiwanis Club yes- thr agriculture dr|iaiimcnt repoiii waa neat to that of then Senator Harry Truman of Httsourl and terday about the past performance although. Senator Robert A. Tail and future hopes of the local club. Jyrsietday told a group of faitiirrs the two became eloee frfende. Introduced by Ben Small a* "one jin the Ohio corn-nog bell area of the best known men in San-'|,r thought they were "pretty well vigorous fighter for the Roose­ velt Administration's meaauraa. ford", Mr. Gruber talked about [nil " He fought herd for President the past season's showing of lire, T aI i now is in the midst of a RuoseveTt'a plan to add new Giants and toinpaied it with last1|00 day "report to the proplr justices to the Supreme Court year when the Giants finished ■■*„|„, |, wj|| (jk r ]tim into all secto the number of those over ego fourth in the league. [ |hl„, ,|lr ,talr. In Ins appearance 70 who did not retire. "Th " fact in we finished one-hall jM l.ondon, O . yrslerday, hr ipokr As the age of the Justices then stood, the plan would have en­ game aln'Hit of lunl vein, Imt drop repraletlly against the farm plan larged th* court from nine to 15 ed from foil,tli to fifth place In ot Nrurtaiy ol Agmulluir Char (CealSaate «■ rase Tw*i tho league," He said. “ Wv expert those young liny* who are Irr I' tli.siin.sn still pretty green to play very well I .ill explained Ills opposition by under pressure. And since the , ,|lc |#n WUU|J have the The Junior Chamber of Com­ merce decided today to stand eeafnit any proposed aelee tax whatever end to ask Seminote County'# Senator and Repre•sntatlva* to vote for any re­ consideration of the State Ap­ propriations Act After some discussion on the different aelee tea proposals end possible Income tax bills, the Jevceea voted unanimously to notify Senator Boyle and Repre­ sentative! Odham and Smith of their position. Gordon L. Bradley, chairman of the memberehlp committee, pnrounced the opening of a memOmrthip drive and appointed M members to five different teama to compete In the drive. A softball game will be play­ ed tomorrow night at 7|80 o’eloek with Oviedo Jayceea ea the. op- teem, It waa anneunced, ire present were; Welborn , Jr., Len, Wrtobt, TUIayton, Bud Malfitosh, Ray Rlcke, and John Brown. a i K J i W - i * • "— • « !»•>■ in teftMiiteil ihlay^rx that ara too price* for farm goom ami •rlliim old frit big league ball." ,|lrlll lower prices thiougli subHe mentioned the lack of spec |,m, uf ihr farmer. He added: tator interest in Sanford this year „T ,lt, ,,i„„ would cost and the faet that the (Hants play- B,)(1)|| |<|,000,0(10,00(1 and would cd to luryer and more enthusiastic |)uvi, ,u (lt, |I)F ,pr taxpayers, crowds In almost every other city t||l|]( t|l(, ,„.(lp|„ in the cl lies and In the circuit. „„ farms." At this point Mr. Grulicr asked , „ Madison county farmer for questions, Imt first warned the I r,.nunded the Senator "Farm audience not to "ask about my | prices have dropped 17 per cent S-..J with r-e* Butler, I’m Just ........... .. alll| ,11 Ices in stores three pel feud trying to get rid of the man. I hone hi cent.’ Taft ret,lied: will he nut and It looks like In Km mors still are pretty well „ff You still are receiving price* will," Mr. Gruber dosed by saying the of tot pel rent of parity." New York Giants are doing all Tim Agriculture Department rethey can to start the proposed now pint shows that furm Income for stadium In Hanford and he hopes the first seven mot,Ills this year hla club next season will lie a good wits lower In every mid-western one. still" than for the corresponding Dr. R. W. Ruprecht gave a short littH period. talk about the special polio drive town led the 12-state section, as sponsored by the National Founda­ well ns thu entire nation, with cash tion for Infantile Paralysis and receipts of $1,1flit,0711,0110 from ■•Id there were 40,000 new rases farm marketings. This was a drop of polio In the country this year of $161,822,000 from last year. • elngli single one In Santhough not e California was the only other (tint thai that stste whose farm Income for the reasea the point ford. He stressed donatlona to National Foundation petlud cleared the hlllinu dollar can help this community as well mink. Its form Income waa 1.018,ae the nation. 1127,000 as against 91,112,817,000 in 1048. Florida was une of tho few State* with a larger income than last year. Third largest farm Income was recorded for Illinois with Texas fourth. Illinois bad $042,426,000 Deputy Sheriff Charles Reck amt Texas $862,722,000. rrlved W arrived Wednesday afternoon from After the leading quartet of Freehold, N, J. with Borle Maicko- states came: Minnesota, $028,770,vteh 86 year old euspect In the re­ 000; Wisconsin. |66I.037,OOOj Nab cent mi Seminole Bvminui* Club viuu robbery. i u u u ii j . reska, $647,167,000; Kansas, 1641, #h ief Williams' Car Deputy Beck Returns ■ Catches On Fire Wtjh Robbery Suspect Chief Roy a. William a of the Police Department almost moat lost hla new car today when* a eperk lg- nlted leaking gasoline on the mo ■tor. Chief William* Jumped out of the car end threw up the hood after emoke atarted pouring out M alammed It or ^ the w ktmea almaet at la eye•brews. Re immedlat contacted the station house hie ear radio and had the _ On duty telephone the fire lent. Mswtoss Bailee Intercepted the massifs and rased to the scene la time to nut out the fire with n hand extinguisher. The only dUcernahlo damage wee to the wiring la tin motor compartment. ^ prrrwpp nnm r a l f t Attodatsd Prcaa Leased Wire N o . 278 s“ '‘ * s “ Senate Votes 22-16 To Revive T . Break Up 3 j N um ber Of Stores T o Be Cut 6.000 T o 800; A & P Says It Sold Its Food Too Cheap IS-</P> Tfayceea Oppose State Sales Tax ByUnanimousVote t e Chain Former Senator A n d 1 FD R Ace In Court* Packing Fight Given Supreme Court Job — Sherman Minion of Indiana, who hattlerl to vtin (nr lit* |Q^7 Pf"*f ffll plan to put younger blood on th* Supreme Court, today wa> cho»*o by Preiidcnt Truman to serve on that bench. Minton, in 1937 a Democratic, pro-New Deal eenator, now it a judge of the seventh U. S. Circuit court of appeals. That cdurt has headquarters at Chicago and em­ braces the states of Indiana. Winfll and Wisconsin. President Truman opened a ncwi conference by announcing Im choice of Minton to succeed the late Justice Wiley B. Rutledge on the nation's highest court. He also announced that: Judge Walter C. Lindley ol the U. S. court for the eastern disjet of Illinois will succeed Minton the appellate court. Casper Platte, now a circuit judge ol Illinois, will succeed Lind- > S A N F O U D , F L O R ID A , T H U R S D A Y S E P T E M B E R 15, 1940 BaUbUahad 1908 Truman Names, Judge Minton Jo High Court S MiMtli ftifi through lilduy, bat •urn* (hints tur an atumuuii lhund»nhuw*r. Mao Parish, a bartender at th* Xr.timi; Missouri, $404,888.0001 club, Identified Borle Malekovlch,: Ohio, $400,003,000; Indiana, 1487,ellaa Bud Malcolm, aa one of the|DI2.000i Pennsylvania, 9461,910,* trie who held up end robbed the.ooo; New York. 9449,660,000 and night, spot at Altamonte Bpringe, Michigan, 9899,419,000. and escaped using Mlaa Betty. Then cam* Oklahoma w 11h Tompkins aa a ahTtld against'th# 9416,780,000 end S ^ th D rtm n ta hulieta. that dropped, hla two. aa-, Iflih ^Isce wlth^BBfl^U^OOO^Jorlh Tt) GUARD JUD GE------ NEW YORK, Bepj. , 1 6 -( A V F I T T 8 B T 5 o H ^ b J p? 1 " 9- ( - P ) ~ Two police patrolmen hare bem Pfeeideatt Philip Philip Murray Murray of of the the 'essjgned _to guard th#_ home_ of CIO .United Steelworker* today Federal Judge Harold R. Median, charged the giant United States who la preeidlag at tha CommaaSteel Corporation Is ’‘deliberately let conspiracy trial, It waa. dieclosed today. OMtaa-ta fares a strike." P ITT S B U R O H ra rp t leal President Benjamin are accused of coaalpring to ad- WAS! IINGTO nT T c,,! 15 -GP) Attiuur) Grupul J Hnwsrit Mrr ..,L I . . r 1. 1 . > i. ..r • ■■■ ............... .. -t the Grrsl Atlantic ami I'acific Tea Company'* uahonwulr food chain. The civil action war Imiughl in Irdrral district court at New York C ity this uiotuuiH. It it a fuliiiw up to a criminal emir 11 turn ol the A. and P. Com* „n\ 1111,In thr anli liusl ilalutrs .1' D.umllr. III. tliirr >r.m ago. I l,r tunVIClIUll ted! dltllllird III th" L1. S. mult ol appeals at (Im ago rally tins vr«i and the company paid fuirt totaling 9175.(KXI. The action ill Nrw Yolk r* cpirtli a court older inpuiiug A and P. to irpdiatr its inaiiuiaclur­ ing and ptocctnng btiunrii fiom ns liuying and irllmg berimes* end 1c. irpaiatr tts pirsrnl to rn irtail -loir diviiintlt into seven indepeudrntlv owned retail food chants Hi,' .lustier Department propi,SO to itlXMlIVf 111,' Atluntlc ('"uinilsalon Company, A. itml I1.’* wluilrsul,. pm rlmsilig uini -alas ngriit in tin- procluc" niHikits. 1’ inlet llir proposi'il to,-uk-up ol I lie pirsrnl national elmlit Into ween tmtepemleiit I'cniipitnlrs, A. iiiol 1'. Its,-If would not !„• per­ mitted to „W|| more than one* site'll division, probably covering about Mini stores, 111 contrast to tin- it,mm 1 ftwil outlets it trow operate*. I in- di'pHi tiiii'lit pointed out, liowt'ver, thirl III" final form of tin* proposed dissolution would lie a matter for the court to deter­ mine. ■McGrath described the A. and I', system as "the largest unterpii-u In thu food industry in the United Stnlus." with annual retail sales amounting tn about 91.000,QWt.WMi or aliuut il.4 per cunt of l)ie na­ tional total of retail food ntme sales. "The suit," McGrath said In a statement, "is designed to elim: mile (lie abuse try A. and P. of l< muss Inlying unit muss sellim: power.” Tim complaint ullcges lliul t!" big chain bus used lls powei .ml position to "impose unreason..... restraints of trade upon compeli tors at all levels uf thu food in dustiy from farm to table." It asserts this was done by m talning discriminatory price pn ftraocaa over retail compel it ms (C ssiltsil Da Pag* at*i Five Senntoih Switch Since Last Tuesday; Htmse Hetiins T alk On Same Measure I>efciute Secretary Swears In Three New Aiden AT A SPICIA1 CIRIMONY IN WAIHINOTON. tin re new A*«l*Unt Secretaries sr# sworn In by Defensa Sacratm > I '.ms .1. Ikiisuii All Ituee tiad been sen >mg si spec,.,I ucslslunls amt oblulntd thair titles undri the Milltin * I inti. ..in n Art Miown (I to r , fniegioiuid la ir t'liul It. Ill ilttlli, Marx Lava, Wilfred J McNeil and Jo!,i.>. ii. 1., . king on m It,a backgiouud aiu Mis. Ui iltllli (left) and Mis, Leva. (Iuleruulicm.il .Soundphotu) Senate Is Ready For Vote Today Governor Dewey On Reciprocal Trade Agieements Asks Grand Jury Probe Of Rioting " tS tllM . t'ON, hi pl 17— t/l’i -A linnitr I’ltl carol trstilled Imi.ic Hi,,l -eceial liinolie, I. iissIhii s|iles one ope, minx In lids Cmoil 1 1 dm ilia Ibe »m I d none ,mil,l lie .nirstrd nllhout Stale Drp-i linml ,,|ipintal, I,a '.) tv Kerle), I, man I lino IU;I7 to Ittl.V, lolil .i Sen.,i, lodlrtar) -uticiiiiiinillrr that llir Sotiel xuirrnmenl assixnrd Its "besl ageiita" to tertrllnx tm icloin liond, secrals. Tha> V fir si II luna before their was an .mini laintb, ha added, RobeHun Violence Said Provoked r% ~ tt ASl IIM . I UN. Saui 15— (/!') Senatoi Lucas tD -lll) made a last fininiir appr d to thASenst# today to maintain "thr fiamrwuik lor c,,c,firi,iii,.ii" anioiig the wrslnn ciemcHiacles ill the Volf on llir Re, ipiix >1 I l oir Agireineuls piogiam I lie Uruiocralic Irsdri upeiifd Iiii.il del,iilr Ir.idmg loo aid a coir at I I’. M. cut amrmiuiriits to Ifgisi.iiion , ....liny thr piogtain until Icmr I-1, 1961. Ilo ir o n Itrt idle ant doiilil ill,it thr smalm* would Mile Ill'll ir rinrtl ,.l (I.. If 111|,, ,<■,«l I Mile Agirriiirlit* Ail. which expiircl l,c*| Jiilir j TALI MIASM I | Sr,it. 15— j (rt't Ihr lion,la Smalt revived i"» ' ........... ........ ,a,ct i«* Ucii today ii loir a halanted Haul! docktcl a tret v,,lr oi, the lllcasurS. The srnatciis coir.) J-’ n> 16 in favoi ol irvoiin,|rnng the vole by which ll.r till ,ia, dtlraled Tueida) llir Holl-r ala,ltd .Irhate oil th* *dmr hill mill l i|, cult, uncertain of thru clirugd, thru ijiuc fur tha day. Iranis 4d diurudtiienli pend­ ing williuill a .In .non Srn.iloi li.ct i,aid cd Si Petalshiny opptoin, in c.iisoleiatioii in thr Srnatr, jaid llir hill Is juil as I.ail ti dal as it was l UCldsy when il >>as drlralrcl J I - 16 . , H.tVIiaid said llir iruatoii who |nppoir re, ocisiclrialioti liave nollimg to . Ilri tli,nr on lined to cliangr dim coirs rserpt the uppoilinulc lo t,,ir against a had ! toll and ram llir gialilndc of th* i proplr I,ai k lioinr ! Seoul"i lii. k,-, win, voted ** ’ yniii-l 11 I to-doc lot as! ed for j lecoiiMdeiiiio ii• ni l "no presl* iii,.” biol b, . n i 'i on him lo change In......... tt.- ..... ••! »» "takaa a man wli" .......... .. to adiiiit lU'lritt i i ,ili/i’ in* on tni i *.n t»U‘ k | lie dedal, <1 In mis voting hil *eolivic'liongnii‘l 'w dido t car* I V*bill tin 1" I'h ' Hi Is b m e ih tnk 1. . ,u,o In !..■• i. M l'oe political d iu MIU iiih Is, simml- “ i 4»iimi*■':,o!;!‘,'.j 111* >i 1i.t,man^‘of in m in w Hv M *' 1 ' cimrgta 7 lh,N um.i mill rutDJhjlule C o m m im iH i Q l O U t l S fill Kitf ih k II iiiuilm from * | in-iiikf vskii%il **n 41»irlikif itie lOKulnr AIBANY. N 5 Sept 16 .(/f) | H w i w X »■ »’«»» T nu> g'mnd'X m’iJttx Firm Attacks oiclrird a vvtrrpiiig vrsligallon of ihe noluig Itial lot lowed siugn Caul Hohevim s , oil iril Drat I'rrkvklll Sr pi 4. Ihr Itovrinui said Iasi undo that llir tiolrlnr nlivmilsIy was pi""ok I Al.I.AIIAHHKK. Sept 16- (A») rd lo' t ollllllUIUII groups * I'J I be lila ,|iie*tluu in Hie cut \ In. k« on villi' firm today promg. set to begin lit 3 I' M was lii diluted IlistI a tpri lal gi and i , , I ibivrinor Wiirren'e reCen* i, i i >d to givo Klon.ln cimipanl#* libel In , (tie Iteputilb Uli could ill )lii V to , allrd III We*ti he»t....... on |,,, . ..........ii stiii, companies tin b tiu li "peril p o in t" amend IV o. drill linin' whrthri thr ininrii i1 merit. I lie protest wio* ntiiil" In a l»tI'mlei tlie Heciproenl Tiade was "spoliloird ioi llir puiposr id •,., t.> tlw Govrnor from M. R piogmiii. stalled In I'.I.’II, I be I'i ,- delihnalrlv imiluig chsoidn and KiIu k i 'I*. vice pi "sidciit of th* ' sideid, I Ii roil irts the Htnte Depait wlolhri il vsa* pail id ihr l oio i W'bil" Slur Glmmtcul Corporaii,iu ivlodi tost n rii'ilract for III, dlckeis with otlli’l count lie* nil li'.limi pouiiil!* oi fertiliser by 14 educe the dutlen they ilnp"*e iniioisl -ii.ilrgv In loioroi ■ nit* ii tun difference in price. Ion impoit* from the United ami irhgiou* halirclt llir Im-ksortvlll" in oi offered ,, . ,,, • .StiileH, In return for Ntmlliir con II, al-o uiilcird llul (hr giand V illtS | )lI i l f y V -.n c trj;C (l I ee**liin* from tide country on mu ,IUV lirt.l ool iiliclliri llir ( oili ii hhi of 1311.M n ton lot (tie ptoduct wtille tin- American ( >us'I 'n T ilcc I l i d sr s* ' vi Tariff rate* up the^r good* Willi- Uitnii*1 ini yuan! tones, wliuh hr mi't Company of New York was | U 1 ,U U J UUKC h consulting emigre**, lie mu , , u , the contract on a bid W if t * From F I i i x i , order i eductions as much ii* 6d said .u >ompamrcl liicrtotirum i on uwiiiiird 130.411. |pei cent below 1046 rate*. cril guru wrir a "cpiasi uulilaiV . fibiviTimi Wall "ii overrode th* a th n m sr,... is - (/$*»— a 1 i'*1 l,y «:• " rcciiiiimenilatioii of linn D’Alemlory heard I.......... hi,l « ludg., , gene Milllkln of Colorado, wi... lo tfm| „ „ lierle, ntate piircliHelug agent, lu Th* final match** of the cm j arrwsed of Hlleinplnl murder, , I hvoi Iub the New York old ty, f w,Mi UK,..| u protest puiude iliu tennis tournament will be play,-I Hinmiurit ilriinkriily ill • htM#l At Ihe (tme Warren said he 1 » l!11! . |(1K t)(l. l»»rcoiici'rt Sunday afternoon on the Mav ...... . Wilt. .......an. Thr tr.lt- 1 .l*slon would establish ,M.lnt* •« ! u« lluinlpM" utt.v. t>>lt the enutrnct slmuld nlway* fair courts. Special Interest ecu Ir.... William Loch-- t1 below cm,. w c u iiu ' lt» .'........... d. In awarded to the low bidder, 114tin j cine t'Minr fr»nn n lllU m Liirk ’ . which , U. damns tariff* . , lk ulm h ih f .m tli" t*r* in the elnglaa finals ........... •mhmI in lire Irinl of Fulton coun- 1 ,‘“t T r,*'*l.,C#.^ ,W *,"l»ellluK ( , , <„i,niiuul*i c .•i 1 h dufinite policy Is «*tabClay William* and T . E. Tu.hc. t, civil cieirl lodge Hobart C u r- A«"‘V *'“V ‘ " ‘‘ t t ’ V ' * " , ' / o ' I!' b ,« , h a p " li-hed which will be played Friday efin 1'mil recently tlie Gaidnet hat Vi'.'o’*'!'?!. ' “ 'lil'if would havo' to* expluln lo Goo llo .v.i.i lie asserted lb" I'" " explui............ ............... lollnwi'd a (mi'llv of i iln ^ ' 20 noon. y>iiog ( ii h (nollialt game with gmaa, t tester* Were gnltty "f ................. year* to allow Florida hidden a Mr. Tucker Uvfeatait Honnllou (lie Judge anil lira. Kulrll* Man­ Until *id«s aatd tha vole would tt" -uid the "entire iiu'uhmt wu* J f> percent diffei"uil >1 tn prices. Bistre* In th* eeml-fInals Toe-,hr. ful and (hen ir I timing (o n hotel lie close. Democratic leader Luca’ bnmc and a dl*grui" In Ids lettur lo tlm Governor, afternoon, and Mr. William* •>" ■hi,in, llirrr. *atd l.ifckmioil, (he expressed the belief the Admin | Di-uev .aid in u slutcini'iil Hint Kdwurds said "your action is profaatad C. F. Procter, Jr. on Moo lodge and Mi Manful kept on ImI i istlori could beat buck tlie It" ■,,in mliun try aliyimt', wtotevei b* tested on the ground* that 20 Hay. ill Inking ami Carpenter ktaaed publican threat. Mltllkln ruiitlmied in. i„ vloliition of tlie nglii* - f years In u reasonable length of In tha men's doubles Gordon lirr "aeveral limea." to say tils sld* had a figtitimi |,e,. *pi-,',-b and aaaemblv w,ll be lime lo consider u policy a* bavDean and Clay William* will mcH rhance. inve*tiguied "tu tlie lu*t Itmi t ol lieen ’d"flnltely estaldlslied.'" Charles Morrison and T . K. Tnc A ll A N IA ’vt-pi 16 </|‘) At"A* a Inwyur, you must agrea Action remained cunccnlruled in the i„"*ei-i of the sluie." kar on Sunday. Tha former |mli It,- m.leivd tliut (tie gr.iul Jury Itml if it long-stniullMg point of advanced to tha finals on n wm l.iiur) |"lm I "ckwood wav shot tlie Hvitnte with House member* law 1* changed, it I* only Jon* over Holland Dean and Bobo lieun hr Judgr Rnliril Carpenter, a »lf- unlertUK the final week vf tholi timi ,>ni whether tlie dln'idei:. after much thoinrht The change ncui tlie concert site, uhmit 4H Sunday aftornoun, while Jim ffix t,me t,um-i'l"i colilemled yevler- monlh-long Informal vucaltou. A Hemi tv Judiciary Bitbcommit. nub, uoitli of Ne« t"ik taty, I* then accumimnled by a lengthy lln* and Bob Cornell lost lo Glim ,l,,y. Iirminc hr had lumpim! tu brief explaining the hast* for ea Morrison and T . E. Tuckej ye* lake friilll llir pulgr his Wife, hit tee, digging Into reports of Com- ueie die ir-sult uf orgunued plnn- •lie new stand. A* vet, you have iiiunlst activity In the United ning on die part ut any individual tarday. offered no puretlciil policy, but Htnte*, sought additional Informa I oi gmup. In tha mixed double* Mi** Mai nii'iiry and In* good name." in-tend lluve Just tlirown slid* Dcvvev announced In* union ui timi from Larry Karley, a former tha Wight and Clay William* will Lockwood *pent thr better pail n* wnrthloH* a 20 year preced­ rviiortei 1 „ new* confurunvu following u Kill agent, Karlsy la *y th* wlnnara of the mutch ,,| a hall.... . two-hour ciun-exent." the letter *uld, il-Amei , 11011-1111111 uieetltig wttli (ieoigo M. for the Naw York Joitrnal-Amei two#,, Mr. and Mr*. T. K. Tu.* The Jacksonville man niggestaimnatimi druyiny iniinitalions that lean, , Kum-lll. Westchester enmity lilsher and Mlaa Rabacca Hteveo* uod e>l tf Warren feeln a Florida |,r yml Mi* Carpenter aver had Tbe Senate piled Into u dispute U n t udorney, Kied W. llusciu, firm should not be given a price Hamilton Blabs*. over whether a government off! lalieiilt u! tlie county, and Job* u d v a n ta fE n fn t least should ha Tha tournamant I* sponsored l»v impiopei relations. clal should ba allowed to draw * tiulfoey, superintendent ui permitted to rmiut tlie low bid J. C. Hutchison and Coinpany umt |une ami again defense At­ salary from a private corporation. *iute tiolice. of an uut-of-atatn firm, provided Is conduetsd by th* City Krcieu torney Ellis lUnett snapped pointTha laaut Involves President Kuni'lli told repot ter* be would tin urlglnal price was within Mon Department. tnaaltassS O s Ts* * T w a l Truman's nomination of Carl A. (-«u u special giuml Jot) u* soon 3 to 6 M ie k t of the low bid. llganfrlts, a 970,000-a-yaar vice.#* lie could, possibly next week, Irntlvluual member* of the • TIN B TR O M T O HPF.AK h l k f . p i n g PILLS president of tits U. B. Hteal Cor-1 In New York, u Lommunifit Cabinet have expressed a dtslrs C«unty Jude* Dougle* HimHOLLYW OOD, Hept. 10— (/PJ— pnratlon, to ba chairman of lh»**spokesman said lust night; to set up a definite »et of rules ■from will bs tha main speaker «i 1 "It’* dear that Itewuy plans to govern all State purchases, 4hs orcanlutlon meeting of the Coroner J. W. Hhepard said today Munitions ■ t t * llganfrtta has sgrssd to takeiuinre than a whitewash. He uuw Imt no formal action ha* baas Mow's Brotherhood of the Geneve tliut Mrs. Hu try M. Carllle, 48taken. Bax Mat Churah Thursday night *i year-old dental tiyglauUt, commit­ the 9t4,0(KLa-ysay munitions po*t'|i|au* tu pin the responsibility lor ted suicide Tuesday by taking an for a year—-but on tho understand- thu tlurm troop action ut Peek Tifog'flwlt. Jidta Bttlttlliffljviij. T.VehTdHff-n Ing that r-i tCTTrin i ■pills.---------in - re -1WEATHER_____ outline tha aetlvitlai of Bupti*i calv# hla full tram th* Steal tlie victims." Brotherhood work. MAHON H DNOKED L company, In tils |,llHI-wurd statement, JACKSONVILLE. Hvpt.' lS-hTJ OCALA, Sapt. 16— (TP)—-With HIGH LOW Btttto Armed Service* Dewey said the "pro-Coiiiinumst 8TATI0N --------------- W HIPPED T Coxii inwards of 17ft Masons In atforces brought with them some 2 ,- Atlanta tto tti M ptfo two 86 64 , LA PABi Bolivia, Bapt. 16—(d'l ttndance tha thirteenth masonic 67 600 m«n whom they callud 'aecur- Boston 77 — Camlrt, a rebel stronghold. M l district honored Most Worship­ «v wailauee ne r u e a ia i Chicago CAB 60 41 to (ovaramaat troops today and ful Grand Master A. Wsyn# Con­ — (/P) — A Detroit 60 47 Mm robal radio shortly afterward nor, 33rd degree, of Tamps, at LEGION M E E TIN G and hi* Kants* City 68 61 aaaouaaad tha fall of Sams Crus, Hernando Lodge No, 07, F, A A. tost night1 A regular supper meeting of the New Orleans 89 71 Mat major elty la tha hands « ( the M„ lit Bidoksvllla last night. nay American Legion Boat 63 will b*. New York 61 68 raroluttonlat*. Tha occasion was tha mat of­ ■tosst to buy hcl(| na>t Monday at 7:<M) P. M. Seattle 66 60 J l t o h command an- ficial visit of tha head of tha t A special program haa bean' Washlutoi«, D. C. 88 64. sapture of Camirl, Florida Grand Loofa of Mason* Oomklln, SJ0* !11®' planned and mambara ar* aakad to Fort Mysra 91 78 t ail producing can- to tha thtrtooath district sins* 5 ’^ , com* to tha msotlng beginning at Miami •5 81 M aapaatad to have ^ * 3 |l: 0 0 P. M., If thsy can’t make th# 00 78 th* fad of lasts VO 84 hours. Warren’s Ruling On Purchases 1Lock wood Grilled For Two H oursln1 Cross-Examining1::;': Clay Williams Ami Gene Tucker Will Play Tennis Finals r K -THE- h’ a '.■ ■1 Mu.' ; ,'.p.'ii- , - ..... 7 v W S i- T f v-i: ill ' l l * k'vvwVv � 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 14, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 14, 1949. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 14, 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/66b6328bc329e2905141ca4b499abbc9.pdf 48bfd0755ef864b7f273d451466f5587 PDF Text Text V SA N TO TO FL^TO A 'Multiple T n Bills IdM lltstS Ptaaa Psj spring. Housmrftoeaker Mure* IntroduW n of sit bffi he wasSfcdoubt as to vft cams iHiln Governor, __ . . . . . . call f o f ll special rerenve raising etislonnsf the Legtetattira. He sera he would either rule on them Monday or leave the decision on their Introduction it# to the House. They Included two of the bill* SBonioted by the legislative tax *|udy fommlttee which drew up a rey*nu«l»rogr*m for eobmlaslnn to the special session. They were the measures giving the seventh rent of the gasoline tax to countlse and raising the cigarette tax a penny and giving elite* the pert of the tax eollected within their border*. ] R a ilf O A d S t r ik e Other deferred hlile would per­ mit harness raring and prorlde (Caal<a**« r « . » r . . . nan By M M . 1. H. M KNICK I for parimutuel betting on the «o<l»y .at. a; the ;;lr s .;; Aircraft •i . .— ---------------------------- | Mr. and Bell Corp. rare*, dcnlgnate all county road* p| Mnl tn nuffa| 0( i t.yman School opened Tuesday sleter with “ . *J. Y . as Governand bridge* ns state projects lot or Pewcy 1 with the record enrollment of . ... and a atate mediator .100 students and mora expected f 0"* ~_vil1 tiov« to avert further violence In the bitter 13-week-old atrike of 1, A KELAN D . Sept. 9— fB’l - through the year. The bueset are “O'dt. Tenr ....... Mr*. J. the CIO United Auto Workers. Th r Florida border which has best) •overcrowded. stale, Morning program was opened mont* la th The srene this morning eon- open since Sept. I to the moveon permit collection trastrd shari . with the previous men! of any slse and grade elt- bv Rayburn Mtlwee, M. A. now m*n echool „i ,, Mrs. Raj from parents of two days i disorder In which riM frull will be closed again principle.' Opening prayer was by |Rev. M. D. Jackeon, Baptist pas- and Mr*. J hlldren enteilng .quad* of cjuh-wlajdlng unionists nftei Sept. 12. the raheart p|or|, and create an In- battled wnik-l>ound noti-strlkers.t Finnk Hnyninur, executive sec- |tor. Labor Day entertainment was)church cho! e committee to mjiulng at leust 28, retsrv of th- Federal -Marketing I furnished by the Jamboree put in Mr*. Eda state- agrndee, In-: About Ift unarmed picket* took Agreement Committees,, reported by the'Legion-Post Auxiliary 183. „ to give ” | - arowd enjoyed fame* and aehool. Thlt ominlielons. ,lp their stations at the main gate today the 0. 8. Department of of the I'iniu .re plant in In m a n nearby n rny wri*m-. wheat- Agrtculture had epprawed , re-,refreshment* refreahmenf f o r 't fine writer says consumption of Bolle* ranks were swelled by strlctlons on citrus from Sept. " pnst'e building" fum for thi |P Pern Park. Ine In ancient Rome at one time WO n-wly-nworn volunteer .her- through Oct. 2. Before retiring several weeks| farvlce at Christ' church will bo ago, the old citrus control corn- ),y Rev. H. Zimmerman 4:00 mlMces adopted icgulationa which nVW k Sunday afternoon with remained In force until Sept. I- m short sermon. .< This was Ibe first time any.-reFropi Lgngwood attending the a year In .frictions had been Imposed W. M. U. session nn tHelt study of summer shipments of citrus. the Manuel at Sanford Raptlat Sr.W fr<leial committees named ebuich Thursday were Mrs. Clyde niter giower elections followed up Whitehead, Mrs 6 R. Grey and bv srting the regulation* which Mre Karl Duncan. Lougwood Dr. C. L. Persons OPTOMETRIST m a tM * . uiaa.ea MM** ■ear* e-i*. I-* eat. *-l» Atlaatt' S.tUa.l B.ah ate*. Pbaa* a** The New DODGE is HIGHER on the in­ side LOWER on the Out­ side* Kept. I and Kept. 12. ! * iU k 4 ’V The committee* took tha eUnd 11 Mfr|fl mankenshlp, former A. that shippers could not by-pais c £ 4« #ni has returned from the federal agreement which sets ,0„r of monthi to Mleeourl. legiilations for sixes and grades-Wisconsin and Boston. Man -if fresh fruit despite a state Thf executive committee of Lyret-islon llheraliilng truck ship- ln-n p. f . A. mat at Mri. Bunnell a ncnls. Wednesday. Plan* were mad* to rill- so-railed trucking amend- have fleet meeting of the eesoclam ill to tlm nrw 'Ini* citrus law lion followed by • reception Tor ' provided Inirker* rould whip tin Ibo iirmclpil . | sashed ami ungraded fruit direct LarI J**"'! Blankenship ha from grove, anywhere If It met ^ T - d f . .» d daughter a.le test requirement.. Mb * The legul.tlpn* effective Sept R «y "V W h lM ot I requite oranges to gr.de No. t hava enm« to visit M. R. Shelton Shooting ICaaltaaed ream rase Oaal gave Idm the license number of illear from which the shuts were fir •d. S U r K M O R C R A F T S M A N S H IP , S U D T L E C O L O R S , F L A T T F .R IN C , F I T . com bine! all Ih*** to m o t* yo u lock y o u r /'jva Weif in I h it f*vo piece enxeni b h of S/ei eris sheer rayon w ool ja h a rd in * . Th a a im u la tfd doub/a f/aq pocket* and tha p e n c il alinr fro n t t ilt tk irt yrljj d r lif h t yo u A ll in s'-'* • • • -' ribbon hqjn'rl Soft co b ra 17 oi JO TV S ia a a l 1 / ,y j A t atan i i l hL'rpar'a Sam ar Today's attempt was the first on the life of "U tile " Earl. Him he was pirsent when Ids iMiele. Corl Shetlnii. was slain in fielnlier, 11*47. and sls*i was In Ibe elixir r-v-i-1 Iter.. Usl May 'vlien "Big" Fell was slinl III |be bsrl, |,y (l gunman wbn fired llnniigli s secOlid slnrv wlmbrw nf a inivat» club. I.lttl" I'm I bad been sssnHnii'd with "Big" Furl in Hie gambling Wilt Hi r- wbieli hot «lnn been llniieil tic is mill I led, Ims two snmll *lubli"n mu' give In, meiipollnn no n fniniei wlih "Big" Earl. Tliev «qi*-riil' I• •c—,. |m|.r Indilings In southern Illinois. During Ihe iiriddldllnii t-rn of "l.lltlr" Esrl'e linen uncles "Big* Earl, Carl and llcmln warn blam­ ed for ahnul -III sliivilips m »'iil>* |frn llllrmis. Iiielndlng lbn«e uf two i mayors, Slid a slate iiatmlmsn ami •bU wife. Bl-rule flbrltmi was killed from eiiibiisb mar Peoria, III., on July 2H, HUH. Two younger binlbors, Rov ami Dslla, wrie not active In the gang. W IE M .C iu.no 10; I* 10 lo 11 on 11-XII II IX IX. no IX 11 IX- XII l.lltt l 49 t>nu 1 *u lino 61 4a XiUtl 1:01 • 10 •i l l I oo T ill r tlo T - 44 s on 1 lo »-oo v in I».I4 to,mi I t ; OX 10:14 l » Hi 11 no 11-04 II in It 44 ly ell babies born with syphilis ran he rured with penicillin If treat­ ment 1* started, within three monthi, three physicians report­ ed today. The doctor* followed the rase of HO children for more than two rears. Cure* approached 100 par cent when treatment was started early. Of an older group of child­ ren suffering from congenital eyI'lii I ’ p I’arad. A liny-A (lir a * Musto phllla, all became clinically well mil. New, Jlorrnw.d. Illu, but there were a few Instances of I'liililren's Classic Hour relapse or positive reaction*. AII ioiii llavlew (IIHM Cl Military Hand The doctors. Kllxabeth Kirk News Rose. Paul Gyorgy ami Norman lloina-H nil Ilia l.ang R. Ingraham, Jr., of Philadelphia, 1100 Club 14mr Nona Itanch mad* their report In the American Niillonal t.sadu* ‘ Ball (U n it Journal of Disease of Children, Music l.overs Program • publication of the American Trentlms J l v . Hellion The lihytli in Hsar Medical Aesqclatlon. They saldi • The llrlctil Hpot -l "The ego of the patient at the News onset of treatment, rather than T w l-I.li* Hong* <j . Hports Parade •-•- • • the dosdge, type, or meant of iiwiiiiv tliiodnian g e w ru tn . administration of penicillin, eeems Hririina on a Cloud Hundav Hchool l.esson to be th* chief factor In deter­ ll'a th. Tops (U aM C) mining response." Keynotes by Carl* Variety llall Meet the Hand •••• Horse O prr llroadwsy llendwagon ' You, You, Too ana You HporiB Kina 4t tray Popular Mltilo Piihll,. Health Hsrlss t.'lasalcal Hmiv.nlre Newa Titrillalile Tima ' Hittorday tianalng.lFarly News it;.*. 12 require orenges tn Grad* No. 2 ruisett nr better sn*l to be no Intaller then will lake 288 or las* to fill e box. Th* same grade requirements Were set for grapefruit, with slse restriction* varying from 80 to 128, depending nn varieties. I- 00 Hint! off S* 00 7 no 7-14 7-10 7-44 • no k in S' 14 1:00 '.'•14 4iln 10 -on lot || lo lo I I 100 It'OO U :| l ix iir roo I tio t ill I 1O0 i iln 1:41 Sion 1:10 4:00 4lie 4i4l liOfl X:lo IMS oteo *** SI NIIAV H n n ila y M u s ic a l* I'liiiulur Mnslo Varlaly old llrfraln Vocal llarmonltere llr-ahfaat with Star Hawaiian Hchoea Popular Mlialn Front I'ae* Drama J iiiib Ik Jim Hun Morning Feetlvel Popular Huslo World Without Knd (losptl Hlnesra Vlrat UaptTsI Church Hiring Orchsstra Popular Muslo Th ru t.lstenlpg Olae# O ra s n 'tlm * Nswe Popular Muslo Himdsy Matinee Husnoe Amigos Popular Muslo l.ulhsrsn Hour Fam iliar Cleeelee 1 (lusst Mdltor Popular Muslo Tim s for 1/4 Tim * Oroat Work* • ' I) among Tons* , Th* Urlahl M o t Nswe Pooular Maete The Beat USED CAR BUYS in Sanford 1048 OLD8MOBILE “66" Sarins 4 door >«dan, Radio, Haater, Ptaatlr 8«at Cover*. A real bargain $1300.00 1047 OLD9MOBILE "98" 8erlM Deluxe Club Sedan, On# owner, Very clean car. 1 $1360.00 .1 9 ^ FORD Super Deluxe 2 Door Bedan, W. 8. W. Tirea, Radio, rtaatic seat coVera. 1. FIRST QUALITY ALW AYS.. . don Carefmlly paekaffedl We make tmro jow |#t perfection! tkey*r« ettrofnlly Indt anti fbeUoaM to l N IW IS T SHANSdHnyidl.rHI’4*. k M W t f I . . . A e e to o t . . . o o t k w w o v . frk h o ry n o o k * vgrtibw. A beautiful car tirea, ' a lot of fine transportation. m w V';;v 1*48,00 "... Womdmrfml B e e j Vbereree yea geymt beet pee#** teWeg eboet tb* MwlNmUae. it ift *' •"j nf • �Z •* * *** * 7wyin rywwj u. * r»■ . m - *-* i- w TH-t^-s ^7v?,r.-v :‘V ,r **:?*■ -a*#m**\* K w g f w v*• »-£ • “ IV <V.! vi ’,-• .* w ■ (a Unity Thor* b StrcagtK— ‘ 'T r ./ v<'V>. V ; v r« ■ -rr, Y "> THE W EA TH ER T » F n M the Pne* of the World) T « Promote tli* P n e r m of Arnsrlr*, To Frodaeo Prosperity for Sanford. # a • liU M E X X X X SA N FO KD , SITTING IT OUT IN HAIL ST R IK E Industry Leaders Ac­ cept Truman Plea For Extension Of Truce On Strike PITTSBURGH.” Sept. 12-f/P i F L O R ID A * M ONDAY S E P T E M B E R *> In th» l'-iisl- llie ir it face* vnuiliei fight l>y n gmup ileteimiti-ii tit mskr s tfrrp till in ill* Inlal Spnuling, I hr S-nstr Foirigrt Rrlatinns it, I aniinl irrviir* cominitters vol* (in il"v uim pragrain: F I.IHHi (Hl(I.UUf) fill tlvr Noitli 'il.n tii l’*ct nations iliviilrtf lO'ill l.-iwrrn r**h ami contract «111Ii'•11r ,|ion anil v illi some revlr'il'on on u*r of thr raili. WH.WO.WK) fur l i f e r * *nri Tilf t *V, Rec el v^es 8 0 0 B a l l o t s Cast . Lightning etruek and wrt os lira the home of Charlaa Dorton In .Eureka Hammock Friday at OiSO P. M. Tho house and afl Its con­ tents wore completely destroyed. Tha houa# was unoccupied at lh* time the boll atruck. Dorten'a daughter, Mias Lily Dorton, had few momenta btfore gone to s Ighbor’a home tn o m tk# . r. Dorton. was al tha Harden Dairy «M ra jk " " " A a - w i. , thine that wart hi a tho only BOM RI I . B A LTIM O R E, m eForB B s a w ---------.RSR. “ T“ ■ ^ w. a “ Ight. Mmulated a thsa aoate Mary ____ aid fort. M « M Is Made To State Spending Bill Is I nt i o d u c e d T u T t i m I ’-Jd'd Ap- NYOI LI) | \| (,|| HKDS INTO OBLIVION )M I I|M i l l in n * . t i l l Ml \ Srpt. 12— ..i,.. .a „ ,ii- i hi io Iip i" I- ,i tr.,ili,linn railing for slinlv of hTothla'* bribery Ih» v thrir - r r - no vote* heard ee«iu.i ih- |triipo— aI Hie Senal- I t.i it rrlt ilrfrtteil hr * I » rat - " " ''In resolution hi Crastnr t llnrtl of firand Itilli* l.T>, II.. It...... ' TAM MIA 1 1 nl 12 i/p) 1 ■\ I..II i, ift'111 *t | •|» 1.pending iO»*f' '»'/ ......... i. » i -• i»)fi non w** p i. - 1 1 1 "• •t- n .»!.!i Il(»u4e to. I ,v i"tl "<-• "i •'» • 4sin ducked j ,t !<-*' .t- "1 I m- I* a fif-r •it i,»ue. 1 |t-|, tl. 1 i f 1 nn. t lead,11- I tttoiuy Itloc" ■* In -.1 General \ i I."I no effort ... - , I-. Irion on I— ■!'" -il witli-0 i ii’t i u l rail, it..—in (lie I fillt,1-l-g iifiui withmg I " outright in ii ' iiuh h i Gen\. i pm eif in Any p'M-nt ♦*f»*iMNg a % it did it« ;jh taiget nf Mijtr. DA Iftfl Hue r„riiMi bum a, a h#t*1' .,riibr«»r'l #iul Murlfft a gb •ftp 'I flQir t it,"lm f ,< Inn al Na R a in vies. i.- m ii-re. they i , me In Hrl grad- to .1 t"t him litre* O-tv tv|l-S in tb of fr i in* fk#V iff . •. am COO' u l.n P*l»’ » ♦ f#iv in 'lik, Mr'-* »»AV 1 Id hmv f.* 'to Ti. i«i , * cow'* • • <r* .. . ... >••■, iiiht a* hi I" Agr*. K* ' I, - ,1'fw'k nriltTA It’ fuse1 ■'Bt I/Ilticn <*f step Ills H n- f *>i.'c*»aful ' '» '!• ' agatfi-' M u< ilomliiatlou n tlltjr t> 1 R4|M*i% tR 4* llfgf % t u*'"*: coidec! ip i' K s A c t 1^v '17 M i ! 1i o n s NRIV Vtilth , Sept. I f __i/Pi 4IffifII file fits «**-*# | SM ^ * sJByakian amhastadnr to the tyfltsd State*, predlrled Indat Msat Marshal Tito'* regime In Tjlgoslavla "»H| mit |n, ( ” Th* rift hetwep,, Tito an Ihe KfVinlln Is ' deepening very Oiitraln said, adding: ."There are good reavom. Hat rilin'* defiance will mil laal very I,my Tllo *111 not chance bis p»|ev hnt the regltne will mil last." W| M{! " th *'l V. i, Pi -i I ■ 11u> ■iipio.i I \ 't r ip s s m i i E. President Hnr*i - I v, lit 11' uni'mi ii 1 'niinntvler of Hi \ ir , m . . f I M 1*1" f Exei-tl*Ivr in III" V'fin II" .1 t Hull In hell eves Hie tVii","in 1 -It mi 1 » u .1 iit-e Mislead of ruii 1111.!-.,,. 1 I nf 1 1ti ■f I I liil.liomugh "1 I) ,...Jr to l-t .( Dowd* ■i'l i ein-iil niraI Trum an Expected'C hicago Swindler 'To Defer FillingiBrought To Trial ; Com t ’s V acancy By Bilked Women 1 Fimefal Services To Ii ft g e ! A'liiijfr, Clipp- l* >f• .... 11 ",r m iTt* Held Today For Justice R u t l e d g e lead a M ill Rodi'o F u r Young P eo p le Is Held Af O viedo hilim nun Ar r u a t Red Cro*ss Awards 15 Persons Hiarged Certificates F o r Of luotierv Racket Life Saving Tests venled. IM . Shcppnrd Will Receive 25 Year Pin President Weizmann Say« Israel ^Lfghftntnv, Dwtowyfd Accept’* Supervision Of Holy Place* ^Home la HU By No. 275 A sso c ia te d P r e s s L e a se d W lra S27.fitd.'lOO for Iran, Korea and 11 | ! , •(' .>ri/r ihe •hr Philippines. • II •’ *7.'.000 for *76,1100,(1110 to aid nntl-Com, o |.|. I,,i,nisi- in Chinn with President I function.) the money 11 imian to aprliil i )" mu tv to *pcnd P-f-r" without making , here tie sees fit ' Pt (1(1(1 IKK) »t>i report to Congress, rpi.itlri* of ihs Mnrr '!■t" |l The hill 1* in the form of an cm r""...... ■>"iitne». |,r t,| Ft/nfitt.'iiwi .-in proposed hy • uthnriratlnn. Funds m u« v,« no. ^ ,„)v Tito lo't -lo|n ovhleil later by appropriation. ro-ve »h-o t.Hof , « provide! Hi Votes oppwsstg the-leglslatlon nr, tu fure'g' ' O • '■11 e— ***e r r cast vn-t hy "r •Pamoerntle -------- ------- Sen* ----fl, i , .. gtipii-, ottmt', ' nut-ui' Hotoill!i n q J3 W d im p u l* 'o r ' ’V i m V ' /Ve-m s i s .ihhumki e br t-ra Oenrge. atj^ P' W -*,<!»*V. T l" • ^ W T M b u s T r i ir f r i t i H r t r s * If (*-*• .......... * ennrnpriatmn for (teorgla ami Byrd o f VirglBt*. ....... , . B. ........ .. |,v the Com i, .1. . v" ,- (hum J rat wbae 4 1 6 O f tieorge plans to fight niiiuisi . p , in" -n..i ■ ii* , ,., ,.| Him pn*( ' "o v’eara. In (lie Senate lo whnek the amount WAS| IPJG |ON Sept | > ,/p, l I IK At if V, S,.|,| 'il.t'. standard, Il i l ' F11 j . t . M v. If u i" budge! by cf Atlantis Pact nation* hy 1700,i, fnitni.il him liiilat ii i P rr«irii-"i I min,in i« -xpirb-d I" ‘H1Din ''ivuiori i I n. I il,,. 7 ! 1 ....... . lnii.il in* !•"■* TWO I „ --000,000. „lv i, f. t,.1 Hie n>it|.<n agiilt Waller C. Kennedy of Sarasota ' ill a Vvhdr l.rfoi* ||.tilling ,i »r*v > tl .|d .pet .,ib.i " ■ > , (.einiaiiv Sept 12 l/l’ l Meanwhile, the two committees | it it l ., ‘ t "giiiill"-* 'f •lie di'strirt governor nf Rotary Inter­ , . r ti - 1 "l West teghl'l Supieme ( null iuvln - lo |,.t,- ill- < • .in1 i"d iv *>ub ,. u I I -»B|u I #f*»I. r|irf»rlorR f Iriim , ulm if | AppuiPhtly HvnltUd nnolhtr pron!,, Himi il" .v me Ifii !' | p|.o - iif |li" '.I- Wilry U u lb.li' ............. ■I . i m . i m g I .- i " I L national. addressed the Sanford )....U v ,.t* huined hy jfii|-(, ,vnv iiective siiualitile In the Hennln i, . i rI,. I,. ■•f ....... Stalin t f i t i ifI I| i I pei-iallv l.e i* i-vp-i | I I.. Rotary Club today following a j,l- . i-,l ,„ r .icfrni tomgbl of hy nn-eptlng a slight cnniprnmise , , ,, , t lint . .. I .............. f I ", umreiiiiog the ulil for Chinn 11,, morning conference with the boaidl ||„ MM, \t , „ , , d I." i lino i, AU'. iik v 1,-0I I d, ppei V ......... it ,,f :'n'it I' Ths compromise, changing Inn . •. i of duetto** and committee chair-j 11„ (,*, „|,| .1 I I li'Wanl M 1.1 ,id. ,.v i» ■(. i, ..... .. ..r ............. gunge of (lie Ititill to tie aid mme ,.i ,],, .,. .i i -i ■"ii * |In .tl nluriv r i ' .i i i I ii i p , i - M . t >i , i i , ' » l « f i r H IM 1M11 • n " men, on^ The Aims anil f rojects of ,.| i),- duee-partv ngbii*i gov- closely to China, was promised D1 i (I ..nltnn-it it* r««e rm irl hy Senator Vamlenherg (Miclti. i ,t . i l* rtn in ( Ivi#*l111 w nb Rotary." j I.,|. been nttmnev g -n r. il1 I . . . I« V.. ,•fl 1, • ...... M enun-oi « ililinn of lh* new stale, Ion lleptilillcan on the Foreign ) . . f i .... .1 m» Siti»r«lrtv nf h F i O i R.ksU'k lb-M fbr-e vvi'lv* anil ^b 1 M ill. ' " Introducled by President George reieived -Ilf* of 81)0 vole* m il on »'.* irnnflnttia (>■ ran* Tern . M< 1 ti I f f t f ' I 4 » 1»I1 f ' i ' t n l d i - n f r o m fi t n H «'f in n want In k -rp Inin ui ili>- |n Tnuhy. *vhn spoke of him a* a ihe v-i on ) halli'l, heller than a • IIIIi M i . i <.,k c • -t»nt, 1*1 t, .• f vvi»r** hron^lit Hi lire Department for . • iin"home town boy", Mr. Kennedy cle.ir iniitrilv Is ‘ p .'- lll *#| 1 fl*•' f * 1* m r * from nliut»#f Bv»iry k ‘ r,M's * ; iiiMpHiMfY ifi Mif» cniintv Gk |i*rtold the Rolsiians that he had liv­ M i x U »h e r i . n a t- Irr t|| .• I lie! next l-riii of li.e h i i i i r r i m , \ M ,. r l)r k">i Schumacher, chairman ♦tflpliD* ed in Sanford 40 years ago, that nf ihe ^ ic'ali*t Pally on (he left, I'niiil will op, u d e l. i. h i l l il i f- .f • t |M Ht i 1i m rn rs wiit, in tli#* patrY on he had gone In school here, that w.i* vrf'.fid with 112 vnlrs. The not • venlial tlfiil ill it. onin p i i f i • 1 .» I ! ....... ! f l . H * ill r% I ik•• 4‘I*''r»n fWiH'd b\' tht* l nV.«i hi* father once owned a farm on fit.i hallai ended in a deadlock. Polo'e nrrt ted »'s P< * on l-e Idled .it the vl.i'l A ll <*, l l l l I ' Vi 1 . ,r l J ' t \ , f l i c ••.•"ii o i f tuirtti I * nit Co. nnd n tuff d ink - 'urd.iv cliiirged w 'tli -tilin g will lie one newrntnet Celery Avenue which he sold to f". r u i n A l ....... ...........................M i 1 " I * ! ! " . !0 )'|* f |ll * •|i wtrl Init* hi pntlit ntid ii'o Ihe -i-rlion of Dr. I frit** at1 , tt«rv ticketin Hanford Life saving certificates we>t lh# late Tom Hawkins, and that •ured d— early selection of Dr. i«:l |i Wrtfs 1' ')! fed t hl'ff* fill flu* . ! . .. t |.o t Il* I f i " ' n t »* I oil by Pulice Chief Hoy f» toiiiev (lenem l Inin It ., i t f«* I|f I Ip#- Vli'lHlfill Lh# he had always regarded Sanford K'tura’1 Adenauer as fir«t chancel­ awarded to 61 persons comptetliii Williams, I i-til Mtiv Has*. Hgt. When ( I,ulr w.i* appnipl l d t n l i t " III1 U y \ . 1-4 ffemltmle County's Med Cross « 1 Fn*tli Writer a* his second home. lor (prime initli*t*r) of Wf*t Gfr* tor safely courses it lias been i" r i-n l Rnckidt, and palrolieats nilllt atul Mi to id. w.i* ii i ' . i n - d 1 > 1 •11*1f *1 I'K* M 4<lt H ____ "1 ."1 iu .m t In 1 Stitts# (»sti n m i l I )Mi {^Hriinilttlfiii find WIMUf# 1 p || I’nttHi*".. Saturilav inorn Dr. R. W. Ruprecht urged lh* many rid lh* subsequent end nf m i l •HJi illl**! Offii*«*ra nn Ii*ifnl tn iiHxlwt tin* tviya *itrreed him a* allotnev g - M - r ..l t»'*t |I t i . liter < I m " I >..( nrti— leil II F Keol g-HHV" Chapter Chairman l> n u gl > Rotary Club to tend its support .Allied Military Government over ri W a d , ' l« l i l f l l *fl wihI k Ii U in piHtMidtiK tn fi*b Nf ttttw v* l»fi D Rtenstrnm made the announcenieiM t.»ralor: T riv U ('handler. IiardS|»nflHni 4 of tlite Kiiiii*ii v«*i*r#» th# to the current drive of the Infantile I die w—ieru part of this conquered at the regular monthly fled Cn>s,rp *nli.*iuan; .lidla Itarilen. ingloii was that twriu b a i l 0 " * ' I I 4' ' in k ( I mc »£'• 1ll«J4 •vi'* ' ShimIhoIi* i ifit v Sport Bin nn* ♦ ,\t»V II Paralysis Foundation which is |*nd 11". meeiinn held Friday at lit* Ton* . r„i*erv -tore operator and a i all on a Supreme Court v-iramy II' 1' 4-• nf Inn, tli»* Smifi»rJ innitir b..|per (ilb1* It. Revel*. ♦1 1. 11(1 M •■ t si Ml sponsored hy the Rminet* and P ro -1 f), Adenauer i» chairman of the fit Center. This raise* the I oI hI >f Tiutt vacancy was cr»"n*■ ■I >>v 'I" '1 ( litindis#i ..f fNiintnrn #, tin* Sin* I.l the *oni* v r le , nf raid* ) 1 t ♦ * • < III lit fessional Women's Club untler jh * |(-|1M,t ,n D-morraiic Parly and uusllfled lunlnr and senior lit < f # i H i l l # t i n t D n P h i # 1' m n ' • . negroea. W illi- Mi't* and 't*ntb Baturday mgli! of tna* .1 II < M<l(l id i’ self, ^ direction of Mr*. Sally Mero Wil j , | M-f ,,lg*niier of the Righlisl «“ v' ire'^ns'rue tors.' It is' ifi" ' " I - I,lie JiicksiiM, were «l«o P.itli <|ga at Vml , M*‘ f,,ll" ' iuy 1....... I . , <l^*.'* • , 'led il|i Hlin.g will. *"iiih eipii|i m .ei-lirnl iiern.iii ling" I:.i•i>■ th liami. lernnie'it coalition nf l hristian l)e- f(r*t time Bemlmda Countv 1.. 1 ..... ■• ' : l •; Ml 'i d,".(ii came lc«* (i'nri I'*,, mmiliis \ "g"b-*, “ For th# first time since {ho 1 M„ . F ,Pe Demncrali and lh# had a i|itallf|ptl Negro water *h(>- ...-•it for playing 'l'id"i‘. r 04 1 *. t »v ' I live of III* prl*ooer* liosted •fi«•, that of J u s t l'•■ l ini.i d"t ty Inatrurtor. nrganlsatlon of th# F o u n d a t i o n p » r t y . 1.4 A*....' t.. i i. ,1 .1* If'. >.li liiinil* of f*,((il IK) vvlille II I'll , whose Spol ('Inti, will now I f#•M4*J If 4 Malcolm McNeill, disauter chab It hae become necessary to put w t l" 'n p T___________ l(' • d Ind 1 mV> • over. l K-nt. wa* I -(illlted to po*l man. reported on the latent In" 'Ii* . t. T Bl.eppard, well vt m... v .a , on a apeclnl rtrlva, Dr, Ruprecht rA K E fl OWN L I F E I "Hawing Murphy'* Ilenlh, 'b"i* rlcane and the excellent cuopeia *i“2.IK) ngnloat two renaral* Soil T"id tele |ih"m> employ.*, o’itt said. ’"Mnr. than 40 0tM» case* " y . Bapt. 1 2 i# #.ia Ml 4 vi,* « cotisltloralde l.ellef (tot! "|.,"tve tiie twenty fifMi aionve,' tlon received throughout (tie com, | i.*rge* filed liv Chief William* .ui i lilt hit *, H.7IMI hav* developed In tb# United 1 rlip c|; u f j„,|g, y 0f (K, Natl ly .’ Ha rainarknil Hint Invextig i Tlie*» arre*t» *hould »I"W Irui'ian would imnie » I'albollc *a. y of Iter telephoto* career lnf||pi p tngt '1 i 4 IfnfltiM 11" 8t*t#a thi# year **!" i inrt" siipcam# court, Ralchslallar lion* of »lnrm damage haw been | , ...vn gambling nnerallnn* of Ibt* In «.icceatl him a* Murpli, wa* It w*» annmim'e.1 tin* r.,% nf Miif **<*. wlvi oi'.irnw h#U M & tlllL a o i* A # hV te> 1^-1"" K Committed eulclde. made and as*l*Lanc* will lie inad» in th* city," Chief Williams ilm .oilv ..................... Mi" emu*. i.in mi up by T ith' To. tic r in an 4 tifihriiM il nil lifiKf (Coulltw S (in r * * * Twirl -got of Ho. Stoford office .•lured. "I placed their Imnil at according tn tha need of lima t!.- high-*! figure po«*lhlf> in Mr* Sli-"pp.>f| will l.f awarded persona affected. a gnlti pin containing f>"« ,(sr>. It was disclosed that the I'"***' i.irh case* in hope* It will cli* chapter la seeking a Junior Red i ".rage both operators and huycim for each flvu-vcar perf.nl of •ervice In rticngnitlnn of hi*r lung Croae chairman and Intested pm . r* In thl* illegal business." .-rvico to the compNiiv ami in the aon* mav contact Mrs. Ethel (Jets •** at lied Cro»* headquarter.* public ncplnnlng imr c a r e r with (he Fifth Street and Oak Avenue. (tdephnnu nrreniztitlo.i at I’aLvlba FRIBOURG, Switzerland. Sept. 12 f/R -D r- Chaim Weizmann. I'R A O U E, Czcehovliivitkln. s* pt 12—bl*)—CifchnalnvaMa’a in tin* Traffic Dcpnt-liiient, 'It !*. president of Israel, said today Israel would welrome direct interna 1 * *5 Roman Catholic hUhopt. have nlltrtil in negotiate anew with (he Slo ptuird raine to S.u H E L E N A , Mont., Sept 12-f/Pi .1nil iuta Imeu n ri*-*i t h"r<* fyr tlanal supervision of the holy places and institutions m Jerusalem. Communist government on a chureh-«tale accord—hut only It all pre- '-it years. She ha* atnvt'd m 'ha Snow continued falling in Mon In Tgl Aviv, at almost the same moment, the chairman of Parlia­ senl restriction* again-l rellglnua freedom are removed, it « i* tun* today a* the first sign of retephnlie Cotnpany in the o ’ Ument's foreign affairs committee declared ‘neither the Israeli governFuneral services were held «' winter spread Its white blanket dl.cliM.ed today. The offer «aa made m a memorandum adopted hy Ihitis nf operator and at present m Erickson Funeral Home at 3 i“ *i)l freeilng temperatures into ment nor the Israel parliament la a Aorultu* Kant —m.tHtivw - in tilA the Council of flUhups In it meeting Mbl- 11 I rnara, Storakia, ami contemplating a change In their , ttl„ Unllod Nations, although th# C. M. Sunday for (Jrnver C. fiaviil Wvomlng and the Dakotas, ............. . Clfflc" Rl it* hi!r‘ h'H-, recently submitted to the government. hand, who la tlcknl egent for tha daelarad policy regarding J # r u e a - (i v#ry Illuch to the fore," who died suddenly al Ids hnrne The Alaskan storm put Its 1004 Palmetto Avenue, Friday af I Atlantic Onast t.itm Railr.tal, re­ I # * " Thl# policy la against. In- „ r Wel* mann said tn a brlaf ad- ternoon. finger on Montana late Saturday, teraatloaal rut# for the Holy City. HrMI y(,llowlna tha ceremony. "On PR A G U E, Sept. 12 (/Pi Rom m l.iiholic * hurch aulboutie. side nn Routh Sanford Avenue. Born Dae. 18, 19011 In Rnyston .|it*adlng mnr* than a font of There was nothin* Inconalstenti m*ttere- my governmaht haa (la,, Mr. David 40 year* obi, Imd .... . over some areas and dropp­ diiclnied today that prie*l» win, Ii*.’* I>een hy th* tom miin*' l-d K ID N A P E R I'M 'A I id filH L T V l«.the two atetamanle, ainca Praytrv daflnlt* propoaal* raafded It) Hanford for 24 v**r* ing tern per* 111re* to a* low as IRI Crerh government have been forbidd-n *n di,clo*e llte fact to tli-ir T R E N T O N N I Beol 14—IJP> aidant Wtfzmann wa# rafarrlng to which are baaed on a aynthesla of Fur drgrcaa above' sero today. many year* htt wa* employed (lerald A.' Hot* of. of Mtidgetatematlonal supervision and ac- the Interests of Christianity and of at tha H. R. Pope Cnmnanv a'!'1 It will warm up rapidly a* the congregation#.'^, eaaa to tha rlty’a many holy place# the slat* of Israel.” Church source', meanwhile, a-cu.-d the government nf impn*mg port. Conn., til'-adfd guilty "nlay more recently a* an iu*ur*nr<' Murm moves southward, the U. fl, to a Merc*r County indictment fur while tha parliamentary spokes­ " (Jewish Jerusalem's city council agent. He was a member nf lh" Weather bureau In Helena re- Increased restrict In ne nn bishop**Hdnepplng five-year-old Janie man concerned himself with the declared last night It never would First Baptist Church, the Masmili purtad. and prleata to hinder their work ,|lr i|i**|,|ent" t'atludlc hlerarrltv. Frans. t United State* proposal to make accent Intif-natlonal control of and Rika Lodge*. The mountainous Hslena region mil break their loyalty to the The** apiike.oien, l-d by Red lliltt faeax Sli years to Iif" Im'•aiiiL * - I—------ -- - .. I i L . tt_ *I . .. -a all Jerusalem an Internationally thn Holy City, na propoaed by tha K Bervlcea were cnnducteil liv the apparently hors tha brunt. Da Czech lilera Jf and the Vatican. pl ,,mj-i- Antonin /aputnekv. ac- lirlsoiiment when he Is *entencs4 ruled area atmllar to Trlaate. They salt! United Nations. It adopted n r t- R#y. W. P. Brooks, Jr. and tint official enow depth nf 7H Inches hteasiire* rang- j l athollc leaders nf Irylng Krldav, Sept. H.i Judge Charles P, Dae. Welsmann. who haa bean anlutlon declaring that Jemanlani Bike Lodgo while graveside ser yesterday damaged thousand* of «d from InfrlIttgamanl* on freedom i ,,v-ithrow (lie government, ill raating in Bwltaarland, spoke at n must “contlnn# to b« the i vleaa watweonductetl hv the Ma treea, knocked down a power line of movement• tn confiscation of vj,)„ u,H country ami provoke a Hutchinaon said Id* back-ground would he studied before sentence y In hla honro at the uni aonfo foxire at Evergreen Cente- ami slowed traffic. property nf Hrleat* win, refused war. They threatened Is pronounced. where interment wa* made. It waa tha heaviest September tn pay fines nmuaed for rentling rending Umt .luirrh leailcrs held reaponab* fine* Impose.I Include thn widow, nowfall In Halms on Weather pastoral C O F C M EK TIN U from, would “ receive the ileaserts nf . Driggers; five Bureau records. Thlc morning’s bishops. Tha b#Ord nf directors af th# : dlHsidriita wlm attempt tu disturb L . Jackson and mmlmum of 28 degrees also Is a Tho com; earns after n Rem Inal# County Chamber of new rotor# low fvv this time nf weekend Will be held Tuesday leading govornchurch authorities salt) that In'UomiW u Mid. The mor* mant and Unlit Party offl- otoinmir dlncran more than HU night nlng at 7:20 o'clock M above at Out ciala hid 1st Canter, Manege# warning# and priests had their salaries suspend- *1. threat* thay termed <c#e«*ee« 0 * H f s Twe) Ed announced today. £ K S S l “ --T Ln, K ° u t 4 Objects Of Rotary Stressed % A. !.. Taylor of th* Bhall Chamleal Corporation epokn tl an en­ thusiastic audience that overflowed the Farm flureau meeting hall Friday night on lh# subject. "The todi *by 8oll Control of Namotoda* Fumigation Mr. Tavinr stressed th# praetleal phaaea of soil fumigation and th# advantages of Increased crops and larger monetary return* gain­ ed hy this method. He discussed the different types 'j^f particularff fnmtannts fumigant* available, avallahie, tiartleu |y D. D. and nutllnad the prelim­ inary preparation of land for aoll Ii. — fumtaatlon. After hie talk Mr. Taylor answered nneatlnn* pnsed by mem­ ber* of tha audlanc#. Th# program commllta# chair­ man. J. W. Wilson, wae called on t v President Oeorge O. Rwarts to ntroduca lh# speaker. 12. 1919 Senate Groups arshai Tito Effort Vote 20-3 For )eliver s New Arms Aid Bill Blast At Reds Cut Rotary Governor Theotlor Heuss Is Walter Kennedy; Elected Head Of llev body a withhold comment Makes Talk Here German Republic and lh# fad finder* union matting. ^ nfportsnceAif- Cstty- C o l l ie P r o f « r Taylor Talks To Farm Bureau On Nematode Control b | Yu c -vU - m l.e d - . l „ . , | . I lie final vole 20 In 1 rlear- ad hv Item-.„ I i-ncrv" i„ - I lit- iv,w (or the arms hills to Welt I II h i-n lv l |!VR»t IIHIP ex a cu tlv a (CssHsn* a* Cats Tw*> r 1 board want Into session at P A . M. gt the Hotel Sheraton. C IO end stsslwgrker President Philip Mur- ROME OF T H E operating employee* of the Missouri Pacific Knllroa.l ^•erheadlng labors drive fm take things easy nt the inllromt *'MCA in Ht, l.ouls, Mu., following lh round pay boost, got he- the strlki of 6,201) union trainmen, Pictured in the group are (I S fossd doors with other union to i.l ■ Itay Muelln, Pacific, Mu., on engineer; William Tnlluinn, s>i i Lout*, a hiak*liinii: A Thaeketv, St (,nul», enndurtor; M I Earr> L , plot their enure*. Ths'hsacutlve board la made up Jeffersim Citv, binksmaii; J. II. Killing, University City, cumlud'U and Walter Poiry. Weii'ivllle, hi, engineer. Helow, engines mr vliouu of Inttenatlonal offlcera and ilit r le U director*. » ’* recommen- pulling inBi tho roundhouse v hlln Idle cars fill thn si,lings I Inter, ,'igtlonr'Wust be ratified liv 'he nrithinal Koundphntu) Onion’s wag* oollcv committee which W»i called together at I f . M. The wag* policy- group ntludat th* axacuflva hoard plus ragrasantatlve* of local unions Decisions nf th* executive group oaMlly #re not made public hefarm nrJasntatlnn and action by g* pollev body. ms the; true#-wi.. President Truman , finder* said that any ganasns] gay boost* for worker* noys will upsot tha nation’* economy Juat when It’a getting on an avan Veel. The board, In It* report to Praaldant Truman Saturday, gave svhnt amount* to a declaration that the spiralling contest hatrvaen wages anil prices Is over ^mt that laltor and Industry should recognls* It. Th* board taldt . . “Th# pnatwar rack bstwaan rla* j V .\ H l’ ir.rO N, Sept 12 (/Tt *on Senate rnnuniltees l»risv B H UR A PI ’i Hi" '. ‘•"Pt fit|v «taim>ef| finuial approval I2 r (>>I I ' -lii'ei M It J m I | ltd "ii a $ 1 ,114,01(1,000 plan for re, „ . , • flung new defiant- into ilie lerlli t" "",na ; of'iiie Rus.ia,, he.......... , | ,v Decisions on the board recoinmendatlons alio are expected from more then <10 atael companies as anon at officer* and boards of exactors finish studying th* fact ffndere report. ..Murray an w tn il i w \SIIIN fiTO N . Sept, t l — t/T’l— ('nnadhiti t'Snnnr* SllnU. ter Dniiglaa Abbott said today the lu lle d SI iste-*. Tlritnln and <nnads have nsrrrd nn a proaram of immediate step* In i-nmhat llrllnln'* dollar rrlala. Mean.* lille, Drinorratlr Isadora ordered night aeaslons nf the Senate In a drive to rrinintete iirUnii Mil. neck on Ihe llerlpmi vl I’red** Agreement Art. 'trategift* of the CIO United Steelworker* today. They held the answer to Preil- ' dent Trumen** requeit lor an IIday extension of th#’strike truce expiring tomorrow midnight. Steel indmtry'e big lire hast <accepted th* extension * * * Also in the union's hand* i* the working man's demand* lor a fjgrrlh round pay inc»•*►*-specifi­ cally whether to acc#H the presi­ dential board'a formula far sett­ ling the steel wag# dispute. The hoard suggested a 10-cent hourly package covering pensions and insurance but not wages. eteelworker# f B i 11 er F i g h t FacesiB It Yugoslav Chief Measure On F l o o r Claims He Is A BetOf S e n a t e Where ter Communist Than C u t s Ar e Feared jStalin Or Russians —ifk n fUnl wlrilrm rriti* un* niff t»« Th# n I’artly clondjr through Tues­ day. Mild, mnrlrrale to occasion­ ally trr»h north to northesst « Ind*. A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R E fla b llih td 1908 . Steel Strike , Is Debated By •Union Leaders f : Services Sunday For Grover C. David rirst Snow Falls In Helena, Montana Increased Restrictions Placed A gainst Catholics By Czechs ... I t ......... . received Jm s'iAia. .. J ■ •• Krtra V,V t.Wgia, i)ita< �PAGE TWO THE HANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA The Sanford Herald |> l h h lU lie il In The Cost Of Folio Survivor Relates THE WORLDTOMV Seeing 9 Relatives It, D E W IT T M ACKENZIE A I* Foreign Affair* Anuljxt I Drowned In Ocean The i’ll ■e fin England's eruixtn.ir j IM M • ■__________________ MONDAY SEPTEMBER 12, 194ft Sanford Forum European Arms Chicago Swindler (CeBllRiM r p » Pace Oa«> II ik rusting l he N nlionnl Foundation Tor Infantile « U , ,, H,h' ,J0 Affairs Cum mil tee. It was adopt, claimed he took from har I’m Illy tin ^100.000 dully in provide truatm ujifa fur pnliat. I Jlr. K. L. Dean, Lilllur, c<J, pi to G, with all oppnsillnn in DM# tiut did not pre** til* 1 1 A J ............ 1 ... l l , . Mill i , .1 I Ilia i * • * i A * n i _ f T * * ( * -* a .. 1.. ...... . A * t A ... 1 Kalrretl n - M r a a t rlaaa Malta* ........ satiturd, j roming from Democrats. charge; Mr*. Vivian Huchlcr, JG, rnyolltD ciiat-a in l he Nutiuii. the T im c a -U n lo n in nnu of il» i attlahar XT. III10, at tba I'vat tltrira FI,’,idB' 1 Nenatur* Oeurge, Husrell, Dyrtl. Snn Frat.cl.cc, whu .nnuHeCPa at laafii.il, Flori da;-. to Oer ta* Ar t n-cunt ixMira |iii 1jU m nut. Seventeen tnm m tnd new cumcm deve- ( Ih a inulter of k u m . v " h ,1 N A N T U C K E T ISLA N D , Mas*., U _C op*r— „i in i!. Elhert Themail ’ (t'lnh)' nml ,0 h'" ,; Uu‘'*" loped in A u p iih l; thi epidemic continura, and the Fouitdirimii • I,,i there need Is- ra. ilnubt ► ^ f)t lS -I/ f^ -O n o uf tivo *uvlv Dear Mr. Dean: Iliil.I.iM I ( a u M a h ----......... < » " -PPO^d the changes. I T . , ^ .hJ “ K ’ ?*'2 nu.vs there will pnihfliily -10,000 other caueH before tlie it..' tni-ii’ cause uf the mala.],, f"> or); to|,j B haart-hreaking »tory Mil11a* They were repurlftl against any ? aH U'T ,bait luKB"K'! *,10i' « " ,» ........ $• D B A S ! •■ fnr • - * China, — -¥ trap. nr divorce**. end of the year. it ih il- <-|-Heatni unit hail it* | of watching nine rslattvc* Home days hark In one of y-ur l|[(| Communist ,• All arc .. widow* .. ___ hualnraa M g ln t t ,. , . . ^\mong them, these women were 1 pi ion linig , and friends drown Friday night editorials in discu.i.lng the IIH , "It will require every dollar already in hund to take ,>« H'* IH IT lO g BATHA Know hi ml Ht-t u llf), rBponsihle for charge* of tram The fact i.that It'italn is Mif-I|lp 1)r thBir c-ubin cruiser wa* legitimate ii*a uf fund* thrmigh . . euro of these eases: and thee, according to prudent esitmutes, One Mull( It ____ , V " ---------- 9 ' pitcPB In raging the o*-*State *• 11,0 femur f 1ma an inherent wenkne-* , rmniieVl Iftivfv HtiNlhg __1 J~ 1111 *"jiii the Foiniilation will he $1- "*00,000 abort of the g ill,000,000 support whidi was Inmnd tu result il “n 1rtn, dll MmhiN ......“1 ~ ~ ------52! O-a rear ...------ Z T Z Z I AM needed for old and new patient earn the year, T h is is ex­ ettinumic upheaval in due course. | Alfred Allenhy, 2.1, wn» the deserted tVlint has happened i* that two ,,ri|y llfu, tlf „ ]a*hed-togvt)ier menibe clusive of funds lor continued research," the T in ie s - Union Wurjii War* have »u apeeded up (,,„ Up of 10 life-jacketed picnic*m«riHinniri || |g| Ika ....... _a says, ......... Mr*. Perry); and a charge events that thi* ciinis iuts ilfvel- |.^rs (0 reach thi* island alive, rent— a n*ahie**hodIetl^tm r'en * «ho I The earlier China aid t a la lu a ra a ila , m i l t Z e K , « 2 u ! "T h u s the country is faced w ith a situation which makes opeil helme it.- liiiie. Till* k*»w- |f«> swam and drifted 10 mile* in enoti H w l i 2 v , n . 2 *•»'! rtft-rit-d to China and the grnnd theft by Mrs. Crime* at >r«»l„r a.Merfla|» ,“ .2 '* ' “ cure *ffor1 his . J‘ child.cn--,,, ‘in i'* „ I'1" K«i*t.„ Klu. Under theWlnew wont- confidence game charge takts pr* it necessary to call far tiu-r< funds. T h e need Is immediate, ledge won't la- of imn Ii assisUm •* j rj hours, watching the other* die money f* to ‘ ing th„ the " Far KnM» Ea-F 1 was strle ken '•••teaaltr Hr lanot f u tu re ; ami ihis iiicu." that contributions are not to be to the dot lots wlio now are b-'ld- one try one, could lie reunited to curt- for their oat. 'TThe i„, ,.m hill still leave* Pi exi­ The other survivor, Russell children, and not iiave them he­ dent Truman free 0o spend K il4 M kini 'i *_M k a», llr lr o ll, Kai a a a a nI ||). deferred. Th e formal call v be Issued in a few days. In the ing the economic clinic in WashRtRMl V<l« 'a|.yn|S( tin' law. # .. Tfilm a * nrrititj l l r r n h i |« |« . funilx in "(hi* Reiieral urea" of meantime there is no rearon for w aiting. T h e process ha- inptoii, tail it will have In la- taken Palmer, 23, of Falmouth, flop- roine u "ward of the State". The tale began coming to light tied onto Dlonis Beach an hour .HMiilnint I'rrM Hvitfrli la •mtliima lieen simplified, fin those 'vho would make th e ir co iitnlni- into I'liiisideijilinn. hp thinkx hext. 1 Intended at that time to cite China in June 'when Mr*. Co Corrigan's .Suffice it to hark hack to the l.i-fore Allenby wn* pulled from you the Florida law on such case* As amend.•<!. the hill now daughter* Reseda. 11). and AnneiM, lions now, by providing for the handling of these g ifts by beginning of this century. Brilain tiie *urf and gaiped firat new* but Just did not do so at that time. .tales the concern of tho II. H. 17, reported she had disappear! the In n I postolfice. Your contribution is slipped into an was at Itie peak of her liiip*nul of how the 3S-fotit Con*tancg I would like to refer you to over “ the present xltuntion in after Engel had courted' "her glen trie--, lion ting an eupne swampett the night befuro. envelop addressed with the one word "F o lio ." T h a t Is all. m o m . vv s K trr.T u , ipm Sec. BGti.tU of the norma u nn anap nionth. She was located June 2) in Florida maiuivn Statute* i-umu. China." It aiiinorue* authorises an upon w’I i i i ii the sun never set. Palmer captained the Ill-fated Annotated, which read* as follows: pmprlatlon of STG.fint) nnn *„ t... Newark. N. J. She accused t-’ neel Th e gift goes immediately on its way to thu Foundation's T o u w m i i i m i V h iis k craft. He W arn* separated from i H <4$* 1 * 1 * 1 1 ftf if It {f* -fllfllW IV«« - •<*1■mtll * hi Un mf '' 1 rrf»i<*wn I nWIsf-n • Hoc ....... -on-.......... '*""■** h. r., „ Pn„rt „,i -k«r man ntio shall in mis ilseil Oy the I'renjilent “to to nc- 1 “I “ f taking her h.-r nioiiey on a pruiidae ■ >..*•!. '<4*Jl t ■'...... • *non Ivfi4 ■ fti#l** 4 **1 i**ft*l# ft l/j 4k U A ■■[ * i |4iJ I f f Hi* ( iM ir n v U i* • WOllfH h a Ilk a and suld she went rfst sohil us the Rock of tiihrallui. 1he ot" or" Hne He made! d w r ' hl* * '* • » nd r,lild* ln that general aren to many, an. to those who cannot help ti-'i* themselves, •dmlnlHlrrlnx n deadly poison |() sin.ike from her factory clilmho* ^ H I ren. or either of them, or Ids Hit policies and purpose* dwrlni - *> loento him after he dlsappeatsd "Titu re is no alternat1' *’ to asking tho Am erican public wiote ticioh* till- skies the proud 11T tl„.. o(1.2 L All.nhv wntehad1 * H . n here there are no ihlld- i «d In this act." jtmr imii soul, Withhold not before the vwedding date. lo r those funds at this lime. A ll the money raised in the . lain, that her munufuelure. .-a- , Tho.* young Allenhy watched ren or rhlld, or who shall with- t He bud posed a* a motion pic­ S i n t"i,M 14 I" •Ini'. urcted the world. He. hank, .Irow^ were h ls ^ p .r.n ^ the Rev. f hold from them or either id ture producer who wanted lo star l('e power of iliiuo emergency cam pa Igo gocn for patient ca re ; anti the earlier lations into far <-"d H r“- H ^ M iiiihii to fIn it. *l|27* Mr*. 'Corilgaii. Shuiiltnneuuily, them, the means of support, or and l h - mure liberal the response, the surer it will be that tended their up. linids. I.loyil i n s . i i ...... ... c o y e re d !.n.m ,t h ; ' ' I . J I a n c e e , E m i l y F o a t e r New York pollre, un .Mrs ( angof Falmouth; his brother any mother when reiiuirrd by m any victim s of ( hi* present record-breaking epidemic an till- globe like a blanket. Hriti-h 21, Mnrtli.il Tiji. Iin» Jug U t n g,.,nti-ninplaint, began starching •Continu'd rrnm r Oatl 1,eight..ii. 20; his slstvr isml law to rare Tor and support her nsslircil of good rr-io vu fy. mpitiil invested liuiivily ahtuud, iitother-iii-lnw, for ii man who had posed as Carl td a Ionii of $.'0,000,000 |,y tinMr. untl Mrs. rhlld or children, who shull de­ $li .781,.ll(M Export luiiiori H u n k ^ i,;, I, Z t, ' "W t- m-t-tl nut wail f ■ lht< official call, A tnnllliiK «*n i M-litiiig nunc "inviiislhle reve- Robert Nairn of Rochester. N. Y., sert such rhlld or children, or The IUilvei-its- nf Fl-itldn wind I l.neminle, Jr., son of the motion iuii-h" lot Kiiglnnd. Florid-t plriiae producer. John Hadley, It), of Falmouth; who shull withhold from them, hi n-tiuced f .700.0(10 •nred by Il,r IJniliJ.Stnte, Wr vi>li*|i«— a gift of iindit-.v l hat may be the g ift uf lif.* t. The trail rnme hark l< Chicago li o w e v e i, tin ic wu> ii weakness J hue Mange. I It, uf Staten Island, State t'uiversiti J:l.:|hiiiino FI,nithe means of support, shall he havinv- a jurtiy jyj, H|vj|(^ luimeiin,- in a hnspilnl wprii— ami the tine-word atltlresM- ill tins m ig h ty s t iu c lin e . Kug Mrs. I'him i hecami- i u m |’ N. Y,; and I'ntrlcln Dickinson, IS, deemed guilt, of a frlunt, mill dn A nnd M. Colliii'e for Negroes I where •wax money when we have h, go ' , w»vi-r* y « u r b-iit-fat'timt. N ut thu action in for luinl in iir is e lf wasn't »e lf-«ulfl- of Verona, N. J. I upon conviction thereof, shull lie 11,200.1)1)0, the .State Hospital | ions iif a man who posed wortl i« 'N o w .' " ■i fji, .iw.iy at, viiigodnviu, .. i • a, ,f.n totlay. lilt* otlu-r o cleat. A p m t f iout coul she luol » l' ,"»hunite and who , All the liodle* were recovered1 punished by Imprisonment in llie $1,30(1,(Hill, the Farm Ci.hmv' for i at rar little in..ii'iid wealth. Slit- cooliln t washed up on the beach with *tate prison, not eirvedinx one Menlalls D-flei. n' ChlM.ei, *:int).. ’ n.'l,,'d ,M" r, V her. Hite notified Itfl u> r i b . , l o f i n d - i i t n r o n r I n g iw s'V' 1 “i h> • licgm to fec-il liei.-i-lf, Iiccuum' .•in- i|,e wreckage of the Uonstanre ; year, or by fine not *irreiliiig 000, the f'Honied f'hildien's ...... - VI, it . lo. We would like to havr ,i ilnln't huvi- tin- ucit-s, anil so i.ial \ (toast fiuaril investigntlnn $1000.00, ................... mission SMIMI.IMIO, the State Itonnl .Michigan Avenue luggage simp. After tl.e all enl thing:, began nickle for rv n y uullion dollur, o( to in.poit a niiijor poet Dili of tier I onrd will meet In Hniton Th u r* -1 The priviso can lie mailc by the Health $000,000, the Stale I’ri- coming to fight. From coast to Y o uthful iiutor.iobili- drivt-ra hnvu buun thu tarRct of n IoiHlHtoffs. She lucked most of tin- .lay to probe th* disaster. Court that If the »ahl pairnt will the Agriri.ltiiin' Ex- const women Identified picture* of that money that i» ever paid hack. wl(lt*M|ii‘i*4i«l Mfifety vampii go in rucuut yuarn. T h e y art- a rEngel. Thay came to Chicago to .......... ................................ .........ti*;"* . r - x ,:v: Il Is interesting to note llml one cuitwl of i-aiiKitiK far too many ncdtluntH. T h u y have a friend, Identify him In person. ol Ilie hillv introdllr ed m |he l.egis* In a wirt of .a way in the National Safuty Council. It «|ouh From somewhere Engel pro, did «"irru\hn,Ton l *uiriclfnt n . h,"t'',or irt“ lit* ,“ “"uf r ‘ " ' T i m_|H lh w S m 'lie li^ ^ V ^ S Ihe !“ T[]py m . haW *"rrk5d i * .tVr'Vr i|h ? r ,ouin* bundJ‘Tthat *ill fur* lalure for the purpose of rinsing not in-littiu rile pr-dtb-nt of thu younK tirlvur, hut it hiivh In i mdurti ml Kit'iitncRR? $21)1',(>UI) and tin- dllr''d *0 000 which he gave back 1 to Mr*. Corrigan. •'Moto. v.-lil. li- coniiiiisslon— nl addition,il revenue would nr lu.illy (hut thuru Ih a problt-m of .-ipial HuriouHtiUHa created by the ain-wi-i: By ti.e very sinipti- ex- *b* mainland. After furlou* (X*a*|nisi, the support. Engel himself insisted that 4(1 peilient Ol ....polling raw niatei ^ 7 c S l n ° X y 2 m X d " I l l r l m ! r d | . There are other statute .. lat„.„dV claiming that it can't ope. prwhicr about twice a, murli as cltlt-rly d rive r, and 'Itul il is recelviiiK almost no attention. Hie ml* fto.ii .inili-velopeil cuuiitries, to** cauin, uiey jiin piu >v*,r,w,a*r*> (dk $«» thla ilc*t«rrtiuii and withlicil*!u,,. ,|nr ... swindling , .... .was --- done, ............not . by Foe the young d riv e s I here In hope, naya Ned Ii. liil.iicutiiig the imiteriuls, ui.il «•' hour after netting nut. the most ylowing rilimatpi have |Ing support, hut this I* tin- moat nrl„ii„„ w.mi.l ' ( i. s c unotln-r Kn'2 "d, ^ n*5t hut in his broYtiunic Allviiiiy tuld now thi* ,*ffvctiml. and If thi* puiiiiM t$» ffiiK, non » , Artlw rj I ollce ncufftd at thi iniln alei| was iieeilctl A I pen enl Uearliorii, president of I be Connell, T h e y invite aeeldeiitH I In n xi*ll(ii|f ilti> iniirmfui'tiimJ |m<i 1Jhwr HI Htnijn(l(*d fttfnlinit thu whom bid|» hua ht*i*n mniirht Mln*ri* 1.111 .vn,,r(i tak*» ilu* I * * * brother Arthur. Illtransit lion lax that is, a lax on by the lirnslt and ullcii it;n-.rant manner of their tlriving. ■Ini t.w bin k to thoFi* (ountrii*h She -Ml,) Hi, el .» America stal *..... water*, forming - c r c l e - , l|Hl ..hn/nlon.nenl has I.m u p c h.w i-nfinicment hwiiv " ' 1,1 ‘ h- y *ont^mied Sigmund ........................... -* "* ’ "o uiw i i . i i . iii eni , away wn* an international swindler wilt* tvriy r eins eivahir t y p e of Imsi- I liev inn lenrti lo do la-in-r. Hut m any driverH in their many ulhci natione, Krltish ui.nl tied together through their life P'-"'ly done, In order fm the |>.i- f.nm llie Motor Vehicle nml give hail heen doing the same tiling in Ills father was the first ness li.iti-nclioii- would ))iodme t-ldei' yeai'H yet inio n n-iivnls bei-aiiHe they eannot avoid in goo.), wen- win I.I famous, In .tickets. in II. „nniinllul|u ,.rr r*'"t l" he relieved of tin* foi a it I|lt. Slate llighwnv I'al.al. Europe. . between *0 and f>0 iiiillioii dollars I Item. Th e lt vision Jam beniiiii- short, their reflexim alow anti -Ini’- million,- . lot hod theniHcl i - *" 1 ' l-eii.-l of lime while tl.e which would gel no inlditionul apiin Hie water „,„4 and ,i„. the son tried loti definite Engel .enmineil calm Ihruugh l heir lim in g fmtlly. i.i --I inn goods woven In Mate In parent wi-he- to he tel.ev.-d of prom ialions, 4 y e s i . vvhereai ||ie drill It is estikeep him awake, tin- inn-, then if they will take Then- was one Incn-r.*'.- provided most of tli* furor, "Women are Il :.s Hiiggented llml "title truffle codex nlioidd provide to. fitint raw rollon iiotighl In th-. niutcii ul ahoiil 3(1 million dollar, "1 think he died while he wns till- matter up with the State At- in tin- I.III, The Kinglliig .Museum mv career" lie said. " I ’ve gut wo In.leil Slate- anil oilier cotton a year Anolhei nn r llung about annual filnexH texl.s lor -ill ttriverx over the agt* uf ti.ri to p i M il.!, l a g i i i . . . . l . i c * . esleep x x x we .lerlde.l to keen In..ley or tl.e A--l-ln.it Stale At* of Art at Hnin-olu would gel $220.- men mania— wo..inula. .May he scientists will learn 20 years frflh it it. its sponsors Inline, next y e a r cover phyxlcn! nn>J muiiial condition anil actual d rivin g Tin1 length of l.me tills ph.-no holding him UP to keep hi- death t-nrii-y. they have full power to (HH) Inst-'.ul of $2111,.",till, now that's a disi-use. Both Hon—' and S. o.ile recelve.l llir I percent part of Ilit- lux could a h ilily tin demountnitcd it1 road I cmI h, Mont elderly persona ...i'.lot....... .Id lo-t depended, of n secret so the others wntlldn t Investigate the matti-i nml re.|ii|re "I've lak.-n a lot uf nmnev from vorry." Idlls milking a -tinlght till of h the parent to give llie elite, or would vo lu n tarily yive tip tlriving if nware of inability to c o m , on how long it took f»ibe made inln a 2 pro enl tax ami peicenl on all it-'u.s In the amno- women. There's nothing In It. A'tiu else give n hunil foi tills cat-', or ■dgn coii.itj.eto develop their | drive .m fetly. Th a t wotilil Inonly common Henxt*. Hnl the i i woman for money, and uallm» il .e animinl of levenur pro­ l-.iatiouH act except those financ­ :.-k work fm the Stale at Kuifonl. own . 1**0u.cc—. There wa- no end ' l.ii tillv she's going to give It to duced fei lie- tux 'grabbers could iniiliility tlMiinlly nnnex ipnelly and unnoticed, ing the fiisluillnl anil tienlll. iuVery truly your*, in -Iglit when World War I Inokel -tlllltlnn*, Snunsni- estlniated •> you. T h e younger •rivers, too, tntmlly would drive mure anil i hi...gi il the picture, doubled will.oul n.iltb tiuulilr. R. W. Ware. ' rCaatiaaM r»s > r* «» **a*i W, i s .v I ,nnn ....“ Yes, I took women for millions safely if they were aware of the dangers in their habits. Ovi'i.i.gl.l Hr.tain found he.self lug wage co*t» and rising costs ii L f 1 ;no<- .t“ ' nir; ■"f,j dollars. six mil-to also would nutiuiii/e tl.e y,(ml.....I „ lltMaybe „ wy five werPor try|„g 'I line seels, Kdiirntion, throng), such means as high school training so occupied with mukiiig war that of living ha* l.««n called off bv Rudi'ft rninniisiluii to make fur take me, too, you know." of re.liii un' courses, lx accomplishing wonders. T h a t, ton, is only common -lie no longer could act a* «.er- the operation of economic force*, l (her rcductluus. chant to lo.cign countries.. BuckIt *ald Hta business recession ntcnl. Not tin*. I. I.u* lieen done lo- tense. tt’aatlaae* thsu Page “ jcitrd, i . h U o . i * whivji had U»«*sd*> l**«un last f*U ^ fur.l Merchants AsHOciatligi W*id led... mg tl.e number of for wuuirn woolen bov* ..... flattened Il-endifit '•ntuni on $Ei.glund *iikhiiiii «ur , ------- OtU . „ $nd condfi_ CUy of Hnnfortl Recteatlon lion Du- and Jrffersnn and McClure of Tim __ cigarette tax bill wx» t^ . bonds, liuiea.ls, ami rim.missions Kiirminpr The Sea I .... ) .............. .. “,!,onK Ume 2 pruverturt, the apple parlment. These group* n.n.le nr- Pinellas. It would authorise thn of six on which Murray Frldxy dewhic)t l.avc grown up in the frd siom.-i.iy lining oi.'iuselvus <-ut till. . . .. wnv. i raagement* .i ..gem.'tit* ror snilitary fnclll* Slate Hudf'ot for snaitary fn.-ill- Slate (Imlgot Commission to cut femid n ruling on Hie point of rial povrrntnriil. lull ills- firat inovu ’ l*. conditions! ••"*. poles, lines, hooks, sinkers, G toi.-enl off the l-mlget of ..I eligibility for intioducUon. J lilt's Verne limy have lu-en it true |.io|.liet. In '"JO,(HR) 'liny hiok.il ii Im.iU tu see what.^f,^,*..*' t Tile Appropriations Art repeal lu-liisirli-* whli-h cork* nml thmi-unds of worms. ugi-n-fte- mid Institution* except lb*t Iliis been im.de ill that dir­ I.eiiKues Untler Tfet .Sen", liiis French scientific romancer with Imppei.ing In them and found , hill iiidd the most doubtful stand­ ,i. n throimh wng.il About 200 chlldrvn fished until |Ciist-dlal nml health service*, ection .inti.-1 the goveri.mrnl *e- tohi of n fictional cruise in it submarine whose owner tinted llml they we.e short on industrli-M of their own. So they sta.led In Ii itment* general it '-("••> F. M. when prises were' The Budget Rnnimlssbin al.rn.ly ing us the House opened 11* morn­ organi/ntmi. .nt failed to prtnlu.r liiimni) society am! lint earth on which it moved. |fy pre- to lemedy the defect nml make' desirable nt this time to. iiwarded. Nellie Ruth llensely, H similar lilnnkel nolhorilv for ing session. vrty satisfying ellroti, According fcrencM in- lived under tl.e sett, mid got nil ids foot, from I Item-elves self-sufflrient. stabilise the level of wnge rale*, year* old of Oviedo won thu grnnd ll11 ageni'i.s. ..ml Ims all -if them Plinrro conquered I’*ru In lft-17 Thus Britain lost not only un-i,. t.M, industry we tmvei prise fot girls with u N It..— , per-ent In-low In Srnaim liy mJ of Virginia, when ocenii waters, lie even had n rensouniile In, simile nl ....... Coffee consiimpHon In tli* UnitMi.ecii.-ls of f’unlu wuii t h e .." 1'1 a il" "mini i-.n* I" n-l.up tin' lliry ■t,.i,, *ls.t-slesI llie I'cdcial in filet of Itil'lle, m il found u species of -en nicotine front told weallh ..» the ..--.lit of w nr ’ ,,,,1 r,mmi -..--h conditions ot In-ll.owell rxpen.litu.e- but her world marHt1l| do not believe there 1hoy's pi lie with n 14 os. Buss; l.eifislnluie - d.-eialon on new ml Slates now nveragss mor* thsn Works Ad.iilllislralion, svitli llie w hich lie was aide lo roll hiifh-grtulo cigars. 17 pounds per person, tnclu.liux k.-le slutte.i to slip away from her. . I.nul-I In- a wage rate n.llnst- g.nnd prises were casting rods, tax---, to .'over llie whole check. isi-n. Brvuut of Marion i.itio- children. Huicaii ol I mill....inly f at.lines, T h is was not s<; fanciful a flP r all. I)r. F. Neville Wood­ li.e tendency euntimred until even |(-i-nt now, tieneral stahllity Is de- rr-uls, lines dur.nted hy Better •lured n hill i-n'ling for n !t percent the I’ublii I'ud lim’s Admim-liu- ward, director of Ihe Scottish Seaweed Keseureh Institute, tmlin, g.eat,-*t Jewel in the tin- rdrnble now In order Hint run- Fi-I.ing Inr., promoters of the na­ tax or. trnnscient lodging ruoniu The eye teeth take their numt tiou,' ‘and lh-- Hmraii ol I’ublic speaking al a United Nations scientific conference, -ays Unit p.-ri.iI crown, wn- ..innufacturlng nutm-rs and der.ler* may Iiave tionwide Fish Risicos. rent,-.1 f-"' nml.* than $I.r.tl a nii-M. from tha, fact that tfaalr rout, ..... _ _____ __ , _____ Ninety prises ln all were awardHoadl into the l.eueral Srrvtcrj sen fa n n in g is a ptollable development of ihe n.-nt future. tl.e l-ulk of tl.e cotton gou.ls to confidence in tl.e price structure Tile I"ill 11) give counties the clothe her millions. land resume less restricted buying led. A prise of a box of randy was scve.ilI......ul of tl.e gasoline lax rca(K NtiAard near th* orbits uf Agency, tin y INI HI ANl.1) the Kdilile carhohyilrati s cun tut produced by water .ngimisms. Then along entile (ho Hitlerian1habits." I awarded tu llttl* David Kelsey was withilrnw,. from Hie llmi-e l*v thsrij number «.f r.npll.yrr* sill the frtl- null fn lty femls cun l*e in inufacturcd hy lunting micro- catastrophe which reduced much) 1’rlees, as well aa wages, niight i „f Ovie.tu, 2 years old, for being one of its snon-nr*. Ren. Simpson cral payroll by 14(1 persons. fl he ||l(, jyu.ingest -• • slaMHiad,. the Isiard. -aid .... ..... „ __ successful fisherHe said there wn* (louhl ns to organisms loose on a gricultura l raw materials and various of tho mu 1-i to a -tu t.-o f economic DIt. it* comments on genernl eco*. |,I(W 1 < j)BVld caught a fl ounce chaos. The imtloiiM Involved ftava whether It came will.In Him (I ovj nr,.uu., 7 3/4 Inches long, nml ernor's call. It nlren.lv hn* heea fltilnill's dollur itisis colllil be conim udlty wastes. T h ro u g h such processes .....si kinds of cxpetul.-d weulth they may never nomlc condition*. OPTOMETRIST tie lo reiiln.'.i— certainly not , ** cautioned, too, against wage «.rjt,,| „ njy # little hit when the introduced in the Semite. l-e ulil.1 ■see •sanlns* - OlassM ll.oi icltled ill a lill/rV if llie Llliled hind fu n n in g could ultim ately be HUpplanted. Hear* a-ia. i-s aai. »-** Simpson snl.l tl.e measure wa. It may not happen ill u u r time, hut il begins lo l-sik as ,n uur time. It. It.mi has boon hard' d*f rt**.*L" ** another factor 4 I monster of Hi* deep brushed Ills Stales weir willing tu rrcltlrr tniAllas tic Nattuasl Mask * )4 « iipatfi int» economy, • r cheek ..................... •-I1Ups, withdrawn for stn.lv nml It wni.lil hit while he was holding It up Phase saa w if a n yth in g m ight be poxaible in thu future. “ Ol ill. till Hfilhli id tliill lliry "Th* nut lie difficult to alter it so H.er.‘r " '1 °nV ,f lh?M ’ w o u ld 'lw "2 "t served now," t t , ' ^ ' r,’d Hw,lm' ° « kiul could be hoiiglu in tins counliy «» would lie no doubt of It roming Wlm ,,oartr>l re|s.rt re|K)rt said, "by (1 ( I )> a ,,h"V ........................................ „ .... thli,k England s grealr.c. ha. hoard* the |M.wer of ..rgai.irsti.ai, n temp­ run cheaply as tumparable Atneiicnn Other prlxes were won hy Ron within the mil. in Its corse. With hell, from gtabim y of prices. InTl.e resolution which would tation as d.erulful -ml dni.geroos he of Oviedo, Harold goods. If the people m ibis country i-r friends she will weather H)#| c M |ng ,h , price of labor (ex- uld „ . l.eeu (llenu f , mitnor.ie authorire m, nn interim Inter Iin conn, committee uf us the tri.iplulion tu sl-usr the Idea.lass* r*ass *s<« Oa*l weta prriniHed to buy lliilisb tiianupresent economic hurricane, 1 expt In particular situations ‘ s h r i f t J^mi* °ShU-« 1 * ^ «kL’ nn""»' memlmrs to keep . nil eye ed for reudlng pastoral letter* "or P"W*'r uf ptivata rapiial." Much of her empire lias bt*n ..... .— ......................... ,, ,, . „ ,, h\r. Inequities not found In the V ,,!''f‘:fd' J ™ ? * «"> «m „cies amliu, I.I.H illM titllti.M S A iaclifird pimliuts. ilii-ii the ilri- I.ecuuse they were regarded an III-i Die delegation of Pilgrims, reBy transfo.nied into a cumumnwaaltii the steal Industry may exist ),i ?10.n.r.0e*1 Wrye, (i oldenrod; wax temooiurily im-xuil over pend­ |ilh Nvoiilil have the dolltut with sufflclenlly devoted to the people's reived lit the Popes •iinimer resi- of soverign states. Mighty Indlalan ($) an uninterrupted flow "f W. V. Bitting 1'UH*. Jimmie Little, l'red- ing xtudv !>v Attorney General Tourhton Drug Co. ( dance, Included two llelg.nu cabh ha- achieved Itn lmlepen.lei.ee, andi productive activity. which lo buy the ndloit and wheal democt.itie government," die Knight, Jimmie Owen, nil of Richard Ervin, I’u-t.uul tetters have haan ban- n*1* ministers un.l i.chncted Rei­ the and MnUin Tile process uf continuum more tliau not) native pNnc*a,l "The board thlnka thnt the Hanford; Marvin which they need liom this country. i n r iiHirc iriuii uuw nn iiv v i i r m c i i i i •", , , M , •« i , . lf Also withdrawn wn- a bill which ned by the ministry of education Klan coal miners nttii.d In blue change is not su apparent «. and firms of the Daughurty of (ioldenrod; Myron would make county mails and Aliiedcun manuf.iiluiris migbl sul- unless submitted In advance for overalls ami carrying lighted min­ with their fabulous wealth, are! household, we go about oUr tasks m J ..........earing Into the page* «f wuntry urgently desire .such Willis, Wagner; Edward and Hall bridges stale projects so they ftt lo some extent (mm the com­ i.i.provuh ers lamps, pleasures from day to day. It ” history for future generation* lo along with ade.m.te .lunn of Oviedo; Charles Bowling, could share In State funds. petition will) llnii'li lacioiies, but. only whin we stop to compui* These reports said other priest* marvel ov«r I iwoteetion against th* haxards of Fnola; Bonnie Cox, Oviedo; Hilly A measure which would set up marvel over. this year with n distant unv Harper, Lawrence Howard, Buddie a Stati- Wholesale Alcoholic |l*-vafter nil, competition is the lifr of who either refused or delayed pay­ However, Britain still has great Ilf*. that we arc fully aware ot "There la definite possibility Earnest, Bobble Williams, Alien erage Board was introduced and (rede. Ami lo whaievrr extent ing flues for reading pastoral l*trolonlal possessions, many of great difference*. . ■ i., ...f iters were having their atatomnthat (1) a wage-rate rite In the Maffrtt, Eugene Kstrldge, firmly referred lo Hire.) coin mill cox. which arc potentially rich, She Ametican bl|M ur or u*n ot(1#r ni()BIU( 0f transport. steel ndustry would lead to de­ The Ifmise spent much of Its y ’" ' " ’ — nianu1iulu.ru might i l »u l l-l wuim This la true of ourselves, aim.. I ••'•a.lasr* k .,a fas* One) still hji* an Empire on which tho mands for similar Increase* In Johnson, Larry Burney, Cnrl‘ la v ­ niornluV session nigulmr nhout Ihf*r, Amcric.tt. f.inirt* would he ,.„nf||.iBted. And wa should moke curtain ender, Tummy HussciL all of San Mlun," sun never sets nml, wjth develop- other. Industrie*s (B) under pre- ford;'H arry Joe Slayton, Oviedo; lernretntion of the new rule; by Church sources, meanwhile, pro­ our bodily changes nr* normal benrfik<l llitougb iitcrr.ircd ial*» "Hanford ha* been fortunate", mint, It will epresent a mighty ■ent business conditions such do- •Howard which it mini determine whether duced un order hearing lh* namo ami healthy, unhnmpo'c.l by lu n s m i iHunt, im h ii im i i j n iiu w $is j i is Larry nm! (lene to llm iltili.ii. Tim . il would no a force. mande might be realxted by em­ McMahan, Kollh Malcolm, Jlmrnle a hill comes wltl.in Governor of a police official In Ih* District he unllaiwil, "In not having hav disease. A yearly physical exlonger lie nctmary fo( lire g<*v- of Uottwalduv saying! ployer*; and <*) Interruption* to Morgan, all of Ovkdo; Roger Warren's special session cal) nn I amlngtlEon , m single cmr of polio this year, Iho beat health __ •intncnl ■<> lulttatire Ante titan "Borne Homan Catholic prlaat# hut last year w,> hud four protection. 'production HOu-k —might ensue. , , , Harner, l.amar Fryer, of Sanford; therefore ntnv be considered tin mnloritv vote. fennel*, <u make mote loam tu Medicines change, too. Th«P ■t«,4 ta .1 i V I * 0! 1'1 Shivers, Monroe; John 5s» x „ r .,r ; Speaker Perry Murray finally tend to negate the deslra for Prxmlio « r lj>ns«nn< become less potent when tierBritain. Hut stir lx p plan it entirely ■tabllltv. seeurltw and -m l full fu ll A»m- I ^ ' . m rule.I a hUi raining Ihe cigarette stability, security *mThu committee conalsted of tax In five coni* a package ah i milted to stand a long time. loo simple lo appeal lo government mt. * tO H tlH M Scrum wage DM ) gat . Fred Cana*, chairman, Ueorge giving the cities what In enl leeted It lx’ Important that you. milled in currying out their , |hl> county $3,0Gl) to provide ■ClaVk Is a i’reabytarlan, McGrath there were a wage-rate 1 expei H prescriptions lion filled by a drug­ Stine, George Maffett, James within their limits wax within thu r Calhollc. rise In Heel, and If economic In"n ha. been ascertain* that | j « J m *Wl ,d *<,u“ e Bnd gist who alwnya uses fresh Other Catholics being menlloMtl stability ware thereby engender­ Fields, Mr*. P. M, (Jingles, M. call. The House sustained hl« rill­ Senator Tuft lt$3 urrn so uni- acme of these priests mad* public storks of drug*, Richard and Clifford MiiKIbbin ing hv a vote uf <18-10. for apprtlntment n o w Ihelude ed, th* workers In that Industry Mr, Kennedy outlined thn four . formly «igld on so many things in three penalities by annoiineettenta This la th* M 4lh of a a*r*l* A little later, the House reject­ objects of Rotary t* club service, Charles Fahy, n former solicitor themselves would run th# risk of wa* assisted by Charles Thomas, gcnlfbtnici nml politics during lh* fW of Editorial odv*rtl*#mtnta ap­ ' vocational service, community ser­ general; Justice Harold M, Step­ losing more than they had gain- Malcolm McNeill, James Kendall ed hv vote of G4 to 38 a hostile ( It of provoking among vice and International service, hens of tha United States cm and Mack Cleveland Jr. 1 . uait lew years ll.nl II is disheartenmotion to send the bill to llie coin ; pearing In this paper **<h (pi unwarranted. *ywp«- and said that If each Rot* rials of, appeal* for the ______ mlttee on local government ax week. District "The worker* In nay auch basic lag to ice him giving way to poli12) Instigating an unwell a* t« the committees on finColumhl*. and Senator Joseph C, Industry should not overlook th* ftp tics! tapedi rncy in the matter of itmusphero against Ahaae poealM# effect* of their actions iiuuh'i Pfrtunltle* f«r service which ant O'Mahnnay (D-W yoj. Ho Wyoming ha* a Repuib) W W rVdeuoiincei the ‘ “Recipro measures uf th* official*,, oil ill# whole economy end thus bei hie today, he will get th* ben** treatise*# On Pan* M gkll nor who"couhl Fm expect ad toLn*l _ ‘ ‘ l*a cape ade Agteemcnls, hot simply publication of criniliiiM finding* t>y ftta in the dividends which wlU on their own well-being ^ guarantees for th* safety, free ac• Republican to tno Senate ' If p they were the brain child private Individual* la M p n » d y aecure to tho world tomorrow. coaa to and normal fnnetioning of "Freedom, honor. Justice, and 0'Mahopev~a place fell open. counsel and speech-writing aide. oll tho holy places which are aftopiw.il ion parly, bul for the forbidden In their aenMMIx W# * r‘ Jr Wh#n he appointed Clark. Rr< warn that such action* win b* InHut lodge was th* eighth and uated In th* Jewish sector‘of Jeruit«ly untenable proposition terpre|«d;as disrupting publk or­ tho hope of world near#", he Truman said that what el ■aid. "are goal* worth fighting ruman. ipm iH t wan appointed to th* Bupsolem and throughout tho terri­ i*n 1 man belonged to was nol y arc harmful td.American der, peace and security," >• fer." Court by President Koote- tory of tirhel," tho pmident Mid. srtgr aa what ssbli portent „> and will product unemvolt. On tho court, he and H u r ^ Pointing out that a naw Hotary a ’•tew, lawyer. 4 "Wo shall weleomo direct InCARVEL U A N D D L were often llnod up In voting with flub la formed somewhere In nt. Thus, Iw takes his stand Mr. Truman( who llkco to ternatlOMb euparrtaten of th*M JuatlcM Black and Douglas. On Sept, 12 W P o p e FilU P* * T tuf J * : w?rid •Xtrr : .; n . nviuii hours, Pis M r ■urprises, may croaa up tho l time-honored traditions of oodulon, Juatlca Reed or Jdxtlee holy places and fnelltuUona so lion woriwrs : Konnody Hid. "if I could or- aera and name a Republican a dajegatlon oi union _iublican PaiW. just like any iv*n botef hlte.gonia* a RoUry d u b In every with thorn to .that thoeo guarantees shall be n S rday that "heaven living reality. W# ballava that patty hack, though he knows fty. ho helps himself auch n measure of Internet! would • well (hat what ha it saying good motto for 's J m . Several late model enri traded ln from t liberal* of re- suporvftlon, combined with 1 Tho Pontiff Should he apwHnt MoGruth, ! Is tariff* pcrl ao, and thaDWgh, guarantees of tho - etnt# ..mfW'’ of w* oqootefwt original, awneru wotl tho lotemta and mako for OhristlaoUy m wall w 00®’ of thi* Cli i whtsl . " f t tli#1tniffidi • H te e fla te Vi' V F '" > 'rf **“ *■••*•■'" limit M ttM Hntar4ar ■m l N unA ay a t M" a n o il* A tm a jsias,:i,:.1-■j^wsriiSS53 V 5£:7uErfi«r w,» - -« Lt’fffolaiure The* VoiiiiK And The Old Steel Strike b( Fifth Hodeo Dr. C, L. Ferftons Czech CutholicH Changing Years Rotary (iovernor sta Rutledge Suceeaior. 1 State Ol Israel DELUXE EQUIPMENT K # i �I ! ! V M O N D A Y S E P T E M B E R 12 , 1 9 4 9 TH E Social A n d Personal Activities C a rlin Palm er R a y— Society Kditor r « | / ’ / Telephone I I n Three nHostesses o B ic s s rs 1 11 , , r i " i Social Lalenderi Honor mi™ Weils P e r s o n a l » Ml** Joanne Willlum*, Ml<* Mr*. Emmet Hunt returned on Iwilhloon Ilnlx'iH'k nn<l Mi** Mum Saturday trom North Csi n The (’In** of Ivii Messier cutertalmxl on Writ ivhere she lies spent the .mumier r hUM hf „ r ,li»vT»^i .... . 111 With n kll- month*. dl*h auppi’r at Inini'o of Mrs. Clun f ,,'"'vor ,,t" lol,nt' M|,s Mr. ami Mr*. Fiank Shame, nml ^ r o u p ft will be i„ charge. 1 h'’ " children have leturneil from n fn* T h . pilot club win hoi,i its:;;;'”"'felling mi **«■«•* week*' vacation spent nl Set,.... .. for the i>irii slot). dinner inerllnK in the Tourist ' din nut the nf l el noon novrl f l.nke in the Adiiondack M" U,1' 111!1Center nt <1:30 P. M. Killin'* nml ronlests iveie enjoy The Women’s Social Christian id Mrs. A. I.. Stio y nml son St mi mol Mis* Well- nns I hi........ip * TUESDAY Woineii’ii Itihlr ^ m « ; ^ ! . h. ' . . ^ T r ‘l ™ i u" : i , , . 1. 0 . 1 « » Mm. j . 5 r M. Wynn on South Sanford Ave" ui ' L , . ,, , The regular monthly meetintt of flt. M o n h w i l l be litflcfl lit ihv " " " " the fn'iiu * Snnforil and attended of (iiover C. (lavId. w M, M|* noiiKli.< Slio.stmm, Devil- McWhorter, Flovd Co n Ills. Willlmn Stemprr, Mrs, .1 F.. M, Kill)(.Vi Mr„, w A. , , v„, nlui er. Chuck ilerm n *nd Pan B ittci ►Mi** Milling Hnl.oxk. left today for Murray. Ky., to -n. 17th Street, „ | 1:00 P. M. 1 Hut him, w « » t mr > \ - " , H ....... r ,M ** ....... Mniv . Chapmao, r Uhap Ann ege. IC P THHrtSPAY \pplehy. Cherry Soigletnry. Amm Mr*. t.e*lie Howard nml chihli■ Th* Seminole Chuptor No. ........................... ................. ... . Fndnv and Wayne, arrived *f th* 0. K, H, will meet nt tin Colley, Siindia'' Mnnfoiton and Catev Sonia Mnnfnltnn mid Cara P y al.ih v plane from Norfolk, Va to Masonic flail nt H:0tl. i ------- — ---------— ----1 vialt relative*. I The first coffee house is said , .— I*" have opened in 1.1M at Confiord on H, Hall graduated from MAHV (iAHPKN TOCII PARIS, Sept. ta-H /P»- M a r y stanti,niple. ‘ poo-evclt College of (Titeagn on Otrilen, famed opera star nf a n ­ Aug. IP with a II. A. d rg ie r m other gcnqi at Inn, said t mlay shnlilm I'nlvclsltles of Mirlilgan III!- psychology, He Is the son of Mi iiiid Mrs. .1. P. Hull of thU ettv had signed u cnntrnct In return to aids and Prlnreton. ^Mh* Pnlted Stale* nn a lectine, She will speak mi the IntrrpreMr. *nd Mi*. Alhvrt Ziturr Imvi *0 ,'r, ; tm Inn of opera nde*. Miss (iavilen Now 71h Mis* (ianlen will up i. Inn lug Paris Sept 21 . She will ns their guest* Ibeli Iilci-r.- Mi P far in Washington, Prlrnit, To- nppeiu in the state* under the Mcltia HciiiU nf IIhIImui, < >1■■ii I iado. i lid Ilinn pul In, Chicago, Sr. an-,d ie. of the National Art* /.one nml Mt*. Ktinlce All of New Oriraii*. Loul*, Kansan City, Dallas, and Foundation nf New York. Ml** Cnroli,m Fee left tn spend this pn*t week nt Jacksonville Hrnrh uflt-r wulrh stir will return tu Lexington tn enter Iter junlnt yrnr In the Pnlveisity of Kenliicki Tonight Ut JfAtt Ctiitir CdrltMtns FAUt Shcirln MILLARD■PETERS■DOUGLAS C hllrircn IT HAPPENS EVERY I'n tlr r Free C u m p lrtr B p Unlit nr Mutin I NPI.lt TIIF. STARS" Serving now *u The* Starlight Kofreshment center grilled Mamlun gers, Grade A Western Met f. SA N FO R D ■ORE A N D O H IG H W A Y liMMinr"! or mii, 1n litIf I*'i irb»v »‘Yrn- • Sanford AUTHORIZED WATCH INSPECTORS T H E BALL R A IL R O A D T IM E SERVICE • September I 2lh to 17th I* "WATCH INSPECTION TIME" all over the nation. Here j* a wonderful opportunity for every watch owner to have hi* or her watch egpertly Impacted FREE OF CHARGE. Bring your watch to ua i for wa are Authorized Watch Inipectora for THI BALI RAILROAD TlMI SERVICE • . . I natioawida aarvlca that kaapa railroad men'* watebaa accurate with ipliMecond “ :1cncy. Yoo, too. nay have thia auperfor Mrvica . , , abtolutaly FREE. t, i . 1 ft! I 1¥ ' $1 Come in Tomorrow. . . WM. E. KADER Jeweler 112 S. Pitrk Avo . H Rd i r - ! }i t ti • ”• ■T'-“ '*■>’ Si'’ ; ■f/; Complimenting Mrs. Marvin A. Pvnl * rerent l.ri.le, Mr*, (lenrge F Well* nnd her daughter, Mis* H indi. Well* entertained with a nils. 1-11* 1,enu* shown at the Well* home on Mnguolln Avenue la*t 'Hoi dny night. A. rangements of Fall flower* weie placed about the party room* *ml the dining table upon which gift to the honoren were placed wh- centered with a lovely nrrnngement nf white gardenia*, fern mid white cn,idles placed upon ii mmol t of lector. Several novel gnino* and run­ ic i were or,Joyed with prlxo* hoin,: it warded lo Mis* llutty Mmire ii,id Mr*. It. F. Cole. A *wect rmnae, tarrying nut n rolor themn of pink, white nnd green wa* ner­ ved lote In the evening. A half Ilmen pearl handled aleak knives u ine presented to the guest of honor as a gift from tho hostesses. The guest list included: Mr*. Hi nl. Mrs. Raymond Kader, Hr*. It V. Thompson, Mrs. Helen S’ hult*, Mrs. Earnest Brothennn, Jr., Mr*. Ralph Wight, Mr*. II, K. Hyal, Mi*. A. B. Steven*, Mrs. J. F McKinley, Mr*. 11. E. Morris, Mi*. Alfred Dun,limy, Mr*. M. C. llsguu, Mr*. O. K. (Soff, Mr*. Cole, Mr*. Willard Crawford of Gaines­ ville, Mr*. J. II. Horne of Jack­ sonville and the Misae* Daphne Connelly, Betty Jo Brock, Patricia Schultz, Jo Ann William*, Batty Moore, Do nine Stevens, Betty Jo | Holloway and JoMe Stephens, R RADIO STATION a v .. Iv J u I iM a p ti I m A I I 1 p p f. TH R EE 7"he numlier of f . S. forest fire* 1 dropped u pe, lent dimnK IH48 . , Held By Adventists — W .T .R .R . II I *11 %% I i '|t|*nr*ft 1n H ** \|n i 1HMi' U i Ilf aii r«*i\ i« i i i dt Tr*».4*1 \11*i•' rin it »|it«* \ v V ‘till \ Vinoli* I ' V. |1 ....M l* I Hlllr I nit i im iV M' U l i *> Ml* 11. \| • I \ .1 tr»% M I II , AHit 1I i ii u •4 n l 1 I Tin i■ I » • r I*it nr* l.thn mi W II * T i Id \ M TI. i. Id 1 || ltd It *u I ii "• *1 V > Ml H « - !'» *k ram lift r i 1-VpDlift Filler S. S. Will. saldiHth school secretary of the Florida Confeielica Of Seventh Pay Adventists ' U conduclinK revival mcetlriK' earh nvenlnK thli Week nl 7 :tfi o’llork nml rontltiiiiiu; through Saturday eveiilnK at the .'"eventh I Tmy Adventhl Clmich. Seventh Street and Klin Avenue A young man »f 1"iieful per. •olinllty, Filler Will his herrtme noted f'*r hi* coloiful sermons A native Pklnhomnn, he Im* conducted revival* In his home ita te , Arkno as, I uulsi tiia and lu North and South I'mulimi At pi eaent he Is loro led at Florida Conference Home Mi«slo,iaiy ilcpartment liemluuarteis of the church In Oilaiiilo Hts sermon tonight Is entitled, "Nine Feet. Tall." The pnhlie is itntliiilly m v iteil. tiltm ti itr 'U;ht Siji'M HI B B o th % TOmiTON’S BENNETTS ri'Hiti i»•*■»I'M# lUH * I! «tii| Tourists Mrs. Title lintfrtiiins Willi I’iirty Friiliiyj ( »‘il 1A 1It1i* urn* linAtMB \t' ft*i m imrly .' 1 ’ i Iii\ »'VI'iiiii >11.111" ■i,* iif i Iiii iI•itml, Mr. Tutu, 1 ti liihli' iflmtltl Applrr,’ .l '1 1V V 1i* V"||' III t!i »i*h’ht jitlwif ■f|t>1I\ t ‘Ml thiii »lnv The It.«’ll . Ik*I'l lit 9la«* I Mir hnfUf 1 .1,1 j. ■miti't'l .XvrfiiH1 Ml KiOO | ,,k ii" \ 1 f tm** ’t •f iniurtl Muni* rI > , t ahi p imnl lit <lf«* IV 11.,' ft thi t MM|II SMIrIM•I ilimrup i nttiii WIH Tilf ♦ , i ....... . tv till it i i f Hilt | ' i''V It tint! t r i l l » »•'»! vv ill, O' '. "•ildiii cuke | n ii.., cicuing games | iii.ved nml tlm Imnored ..■le I'U’-i'tllril llllll gif'* hi *eliding si'U' Ml** Ap'll lute, Mr ......I Ml* l.'oiilund, Mi mid Mr* ' I llioivnllig, 'Ii and 1 i tvde 1,*,ii*liilurink, 'ti n m l 1 H uh rllr Futile. Ml. slid I ' . I.... flu ml III lull R A N rO W ) f p, ' f f -i' O R LA N D O HD tu r n o n r iA .A it a t t h d P L A IM IM O A R R O W I,AST I’lMKS TONIGHT “SITTING PKKTTY (in m s < \IK ”A f9 n e w m a y o n n a is e s c n s a t i o i ^ 'I Titter lll.l 1 ♦ | ' tJ 1 ................. .. i/F III' i Mi' 1* \ i. h int ti. III -*41 Mold W tw klv M e e tin g Ill’ll, 1 lull ' t . , , , r H lUtV't dll .. I. U i I'l \ 11 I1t III At * ■■M|tf1 i.f If I v«i.i t i n , ' * ••!.«\ Mnnliris *.f i Ih* Satift»nl t"lir- ur* t iiii i iililt 1 h i t , .* 1 . h rifli't* Sniimlny to I’n till it ■<,«•* i 1 . ,.’P for >lt 11 r <lining nt tin* T*»Bm t 1* ,|l II • "itf a Mil i • ' . it weekl\ » »il« *t 11iLtii'-nt vvhh*li Rio • • » ' "II .Mill Mllf Iii" ifli tui*. muter the niMiv^um *'f fall* t 1 t 1, i' \h ■*. Nanev ih n m g the *D‘ I I* 1 * ' 1I HUM! 1 , V VIll' ll t veiling etmte**! * \ve?e e.iinhietml Olf 1• Mill Ilf Ella I'M J f.N Mis 1!•»li1mit 4 with |»n/r* ITV , "I t ii* mu .'ll h. *ng win bv Mi * rib'll Shnil«lii IMi’ I f . eiiit' ’ ! 1•» U .r . Uhi) T M I tnl! time s l’• '• I'l If '' ill '.fill It , I m; \,Mmg t«» the eni'»vm»*nt *»f tlm h i. im t niti|. was mi m iginrtl nmi- ui« i • . • ii U«11• JIM l *»Ff whit. m itten anil i etnl hy Mm* Mr. nml Mi». It. It Floyd hmiI i-e.iiinn •It .1 Iit' i s i 11 nr 1 th.* VV, K Smith mt the .let'vtii'H of f»*' l*on and dnughlrr-ln-lnw, Mi mid it f ahm I*uv nielli' hek! hy the »t‘ III i . i -Hi • i u , Mrs. ltaynmiid Flnyd of Tluuniii*. t i .. 111. M, f ...|. . V Ms.i |i|.i\i<tuig iuteieit tn \1 i. ... I vllle. Cm., formerly of SHiifonl, 'tic* the ,mi,pit,-e iheet'iig ..f Mtn, li I were the weekend guest* nf ft Iii*i t ml mill Mi *. M l'\ 11 •hif.MM. .IT .' HI' Ml V i ' friend*. 'tilling who vveii -ehftitl gall l In 11' " t J .*•. .MS , It t " 1 1 Im ' t .' M *11'■ 1■•"!, |'l l|l f Mr, nml Mr». Clyde Terwillcgm i t ei t hi i in t 'tm tig<* !, <|i ii ^iMikittik ntmmttH'eit flint In ' 11ill .11< nnd son Ityron Imve retnineil t-. nil i'\ei'i|tive meet ing \\'hi till he j r (ti.Ir a r,1f MIf ' their home in l.ennli, N C nfttu l.l l.rntgItl ,.t tin T mi t M 1r«*»t ' it V m I. * ■ - < ill *pending mini' time \* it It Mitef jirt'l f ei|tie-if i*il that Jill <»ffi- t|t 11 0 f Ilf \ HUM 1 . 1Terwlllcgnr’s fntully. i - i mu| . mntmI tee rhiiii ineti he Mu . . . . lll.'tiV . -•'Tit Mlt'ihg ♦ fie new it ittiTfi Mr. nml Mi*. W P. Ileni.I l»ns in ■ \ i 1i l,| II MHi t , VV.i lit j 'Jtttil mill hill -1 | roturm'd to their home In Sm.fm 1 it tin' iiipi tnu; wn i f Mi, nml Mr*. ill I n nut I me nf I 1 Hi erni i^e Ml** from Cordele, ( 1h . where M. a lit. » th ti fill" 11 el I Wnmletn'h* Ml WiIliltIH J ‘'1 ,tt i|| Wit 1' 1h. licniil *pcut the wuek-eml nml u n ­ Ii n|f nf ^1 ii'htgJin. Itnl. (Ifilisttfi joined there l.v Mi*. Hem.I wl.o 1 litl i h • | ’• i.Im v l• Im.I liven spending *rveral week* it.1 'I i mini M i , Ivem ti.l Vt tlie j It .. 11Jti lull uitl V It HM . . 'll eh ishm nf the mevlitig Mr. I In Hlgli llnmptiui. N. C. ij *:iiniLr ftn lh* M 1 - f ‘htit h ^hefil \ m»'| veil i e •Ir' »imil l'i iti- > h- hh Ml** Klixnlieth Pvsnn Im* re •te hmeiltti tn a hunt T.' gye^tn " 1' 1 ii'rhh'fi^r - •fl turned to her home in Sunf.nd • t h* nn tl .ii ■ll.t V after an extended visit with Col and Mr*. Chnrle* F. Col*»n on Governor’* Island, N. Y. nnd with l.leut. L'omdr. nt).| Ml*. Edward H. Potter nt Newport, It. 1. fih* wn* Joined for severnl dny* In New York City hy Mr*. Cmlln It ii v who nrcoin pnnlrd her to .Shuford. Mrs. Marvin A. I)yal Honored With Party PARE 1 .'Tile mtnitvi ii-tiMo i f M I ha I’ m oil II* I ”il it i i h** . ftif l-'i irhi v f *hr 11 lUt I l»r11It Ih*fi si ini’ v«*Jih ti 1’ **1**1 sjloi\\>‘i irivpir IllKh b Mi* Hull'll fin'-. OlMi* IkiMin i IMMt \ ; »•n iii iniinn ’f ' *mI i * It. . u I t* util H no I M ; P. « iTiMi r <"ill|,|p ' him nt tin l Y ' l m n limm- P m* tmrtv ! ter 4. 1 1’ ’ i. htnit f tin i'hi111 I firil||« VV''. i' t . ■' 1** it u i I h trv«li9i*r* him! ;. I**■■. . » lit1*" ■ i ' 11'r * A p nMi flit ft11 n iit motif ifi* "lit f!o b i ; irC H i w»r% .1 I \Vn- o i ih'd h. M i>t s *l iimni •’••all nm m rk tu thpAAfil a a n liti i, ( >i t\ t 'hUi I 'hU h. ..<*• nn *1 r I • • t ’it iif ’ **a•in *id n r-1 « • iitnl i" *JDm i n ip-* \\ »' i f Tlu. b*M |l HlP'l" ,U 'I f*f honk | sfrr .’ll mim! v»»h i*l Mt'il i**-•,*«i *i it Imi’kim it. 1 u . * flir Mi * l«l(’S| II11*1| It * h MU||ll |*f IlMH’ ’ o* * lift • >l* ID Hi fr i ti 11 M1Jill '1 i - llcffii Pi »i*», 'i f. *♦ vv ‘ 1111 f,o | hi* Hull ........ w Mm « Fit> M ii v \ MtT 1. tl 1 Wj| Y, N 1\i»* .•M-ttl.tr 1' Mi M " Ku lit...ii. i 111 ! ' it .» 1 il'l 1,’V 1 1] Tut M, si i Mm f> M* hit!; jt |)i| Mill h t > ’• l f*l Ste w e 'i-u >Ii i in Ml ,1 tit M" t i tvi 1h•1| , » t M»i « f in \MtUt 1 *1 If 1ft vaft i t" F mji' i <t t , • In lion It. • •»H*r nt i In* i mi. h 4iM11 ,.f tin' ley. Kill him 11 II, Imf H Jill 11 .1ti lit* it h i i Hnim*«?, \ 1M lift. 1 '1 IM III,., Thus.* iiiv t* *1 *II* V1 ■i. 'Ii V|,tf i'll \' Ig(it. f *|l*l*,l (I I siilll VI»M11 | 1M1 «*tret .. 1 .'1' 1 It’” | ♦ .11 Mint i i »■ i i iluiii iim i > V"util .1 i It* -i!a*r *mi , Mi I • i ' s i uun I- i.ithy l .•«' Mm .1 I W Us i’ ’'ii Ml V\ II t ■Fill Ji Jl'lM1 Mi M ficl iJruitH' . vit r iit *ifih i, m t » Mci i»,. ' 1, VI.'M | | tt f Mlh", , Ml t i III Hi■kt mul Mr»«- lA*v Urn.'♦ 1. ell , All t-.*i. 1 \l It i |: H . V i tin hi , .1 . Al Also the Mi .se- 11 i- Morton. Alt alithn .1 11 n ...... hi i I hiphlic 1 ...... I l l . M.n l"i le Moil- At im 11 j;. 11j .tit C„, .Inn. S um I. Ft d ' e Poland. 'Im gin el l u i 1 M"ihu 1' l.'lo’l \ in mg. F'-oe I'ai In , llfM I'ulhnn, D i i c I k .n s ( l i i i i l o l u ' hut In \ n < ilium nod the ho*le*»ci. V tls 1 iI ’. i r l MU* rnif>lvn ••IMi l Mr. nml Mr*. I.re F.hrr Armimug, .Pr. of l.exlngtnn. Ky, hnve left nllei visiting his molliei, Mr*. \inn-'mug. grnmlinotlicr. Mrs. C. F lie mulch, nml *Mci nml her linnilv l"i n few week* heforc the toll Muncslei nt the I’lijviusity of Kenluekv which liegins Sept. Ifi. While in Sanford they uccotn- x »I l ■I I ' I I t’ Mill ...... I* nnnt. Mr*. J J. llnren. J h J.W.k "'h„Vi the ......................... tn lam i.a to vlail Mr. P nien who Mr. )||1(, MlSi F. '.m m i» seriously ill in a Imnpilnl there. inspection o f your watch by n f t t A i.n . sS A aN : F O R D . F L O R ID A Caroline l jVc Honors Carol Chestorson J l e ii liol Delta Hnnhees Honored With Shower ' 11 j S lu m s 7:15 K 11:15 r& N & “ MOVIES 12 SANFO RD Cl IA I I'l III i U I FI! K ID D IE S UNDER 12 A LW A Y �s I TH« KANFOBD IERALP. gAMfOKP TLOKIIU | Polio Victim Gets His Route Carried* * , i ,ii By St. Augustine On Gruber-Butler In 6 To 3 Ga me Baseball Wrangle! nutoil polio Planning Committee* I have been organised through tho ' State Health Officer, Ur. U n d -, Saturday and evening classes i t Stetson Unlveriity will start Oft. uuer said, "Through the coordinated wop-, 1, Dr. Ray V. Sowers, chairman oration of official and voluntary |of the division of education, said health group* Included in U*»e today. committees, pruvlalon la being J Registration and first session rando, not only for cRiirgtnt'y J for Saturday clasasa has bean sat upidointc need*, but for the eon-1 fur 8:30 A. M. Saturday, Oct. 1, and for evening classes 6:04 to ‘ I* D A Y TO N A R EA C H , Sepl. 12— John Kilikr. leatrim director «* (At— Lanky Don Vika, 20 yeur olil Sanford, revealed loday that lie Stoughtdn, W Is ., righthander,, woul»| make on statement on **• pitched St. Auguatiaw to a lour Gruber-Rutler squabble until too hit, « to 3 victory h*ra laat night baseball l" '^er. »d M j K ; * # , * < W 1.1 W J 5 £ .ugustlnq Alin's illrl, I 'urn illrl, Mill* MU* \ Sit,.,I <:iiam|>. I’lnyfiil I’W*•***<•»«'•* „ l.l ■< tislle Hllnvlrw, I'risss Mills"- ", n iin m l H.iru .vun*s *n» ii ....... ... 2 tl.asl ,, t, IISIn-St, u 0 0 Davis, If Plrlian, 2b Gsiper. cf Markland, c Vika, p r ,1 * Unit 11,14, I'. i OIO lin e s ta in , \\ ■•svur. lla lls t sis is I'rlS. Ituh e llN U tt* l llislsli*. H* k> IliU 1 SIS"- lls r ln i r , Tl* I It II IIAI'H *,'larks W hl-ss H|iss*l, Mon J si s ,■i }(■ l,i-l. 0 tills Iln y iil V, K in s . H u lls i'ii« i i ’i- ii B 4 1 4 0 4 2 4 A —-Hailey 0 , ,tir> I isrh ii ai b n / it iih s o il# 1111 1 S IX T H H A IT I n / l* lb s W ile SlIVT.Vrll HAITI Ml! 0 A h is h n n . Mn M e n n liis. Hh k i i I I I ii,m e l liii w n M ill, I'iir iilv n llu h . J re ji|n -t Pull. I leitIk PI. Mi l l s A, b ) . | I I' B I F s s r P 'r 9 in T o t a ls 22 A — Han fur Demina fit. Auguatlmi IK Daytona 021 E— Henley, Hlorling, llcvll, Pen­ John L Galloway, Tax ('idlernington. Illll— Rutter 2, I Ionium, tor, announced today thnt indices Hevil, Hhuoinnku, I'ithnn, Elirhave l.ut’ii mulled to nil those who hardt. 211— I't'iinlnglmi. H K -l'ic h huve oeeutmllonnl and beverage II* an. 8— Vlke 2. I.OII St. Augus­ Hollyw ood censes for the year 1048-40 advlstine II, Duylonn 0. lilt— off Vlko lly HOWARD ('. IIEYN lug that the renewal licenses for 7, Hevil I, Gaddla I. HO llnvii fi, (Ear Holt Thomas> ! the year 1040-60 am now on sale, Vika 4. H tl-H vvJ|tln,H innings 11 Under the presunt Reveruge and H runs. I'll— Alurklaml. I*— HOLLYWOOD, Hept. H f - M b S evil. U— Andorsoii, llorruwy, Mayhe you like liaise billboard Laws and rulings of the RtatcBevDirector, Mr. Galloway said, ■It* and (luck. T — 2:00, posters, plugging "The (Ireut srago renewal beverage licenses must be Gntshy." which show a harechested ohlalnad In fleptemher and on dlaAlan I.add flexing his muscles. play on Oct. 1 when existing IILadd doesn't, lie says ha shuddgr* censes expire. After Oct. 1 lievat lb# eight at 'em. erage licenses cunnot Im renew*,! lllllhoiiid art is a touchy subject and in such ruses now application with Ladd. Again and again lie's will have lo he filed mid submitted Al' Nensfratures siilnsheil in semi-nude pnses on for roiisldernllnn by the Htate MOHCOW— A Hovlet newapaper signboards and drama pages to report! the dire results of the advertise his recent pictures. He'd Heverug* Director. Occupational licenses also ex­ attempt of un enterprising Hull like lo put a stop to It, but ll* pire on Oct. I itml must he re­ director In a niunll, llusslnn city can’t. to n,ovc 11 u song und dance en­ "I have nothing to say about newed for the year IP-IU-liO, lie semble Into a soccer football leum. these advertising layouts,” he com­ continued. Occupational licenses ' The song and dunce ensemble of plained. "I never see them until cover professions, repair simps uf nil kinds, beauty simps, restau­ 'the Central Horn* of Culture of they're used." the Railroad Winkers, according Alan thinks many uf these ads rants, hotels, looming house*, to Ihu paper, hud been giving misrepresent Ids films. In 'Gataby'' trailer courts, trailer rallies, vend­ concerts In tliu town of llui in lie wore a bathing suit in one ing machines of all type*, music Kostromu District without any brief scene. Yet Ids figure, In machines, amusement machines, particular financial success, scaullf* gels plastered on sign- barber shops, shoe shine stands, Ho the din'Ctor of the Huh told I,urn da everywhere. " tha group Unit their concert seaLadd advocates simple poiter»-r aon was over. Ilowei/i-r, lie offuit'd hcadshots of stars and S ‘ 4JU*to pay them fur playing smeer if Hut he isn't reckoning with the they would urgunDe a team. He j somewhat sordid (act that picture* would arrange the gam us, lie said, sold on ses are belter box office, Thu director's Ulan wus simple. "Memories 7" snapped 'A He* Tha Initial* of the ensemble nre White on "Tho Cage" **t. "Who TaDK/.U and the Inllluls uf unu wants memories 7 All I Want ii i > , u .. « ...___ T*,.* of tfia must famous soccer teunm ......_ ._ i In the UHHIt era TsDK. lie posted llgnk all over town ndvurtislng the forthcoming gatnu hetwren the •Iqgers turned footlmllers uml a penulty of llJ'.i Is urlderl lo thf local team, but had the poster * iirlglnal MUioimt of the license lax. printed so the "/II" on the end of the name of tbn team was so •Ipall ll wus hardly notieeuhle. Thousands of soccer fans lurnrtl out under the Imprrsshm they we if ! to se Ihu ilmmpions of tha ^avtoy Union play the loml eleven, : Tha remits of tho.game wero a silent film In my Ilf*. I i M a , 'The team of Xtngcrs were u in 12211. I’m nut living on mai little rusty since most uf tliuin I’ve burned all my acrapbr hid nut plnyfd soccer for yoara. haven't n clipping in tha r^twhpn the l<Kitl eluycit had I’m living right now!" I'm"living U m rq 16 goals Into the singers' I'lckdps about , M l before I lie first hnlf was well tha1girl* in tha cl____ __ Underway, It was decided lo call dances with Gene Nelson in ''Tha iff tba match. Daughter uf Kosle O'Grady” la hie ,v Tha director and tha players wife, Miriam Franklin . . . Dennl* Mlferfod public scum a* well « O'Keefe la tajklng about, fglpmut following about lh* couple wha Wilt* n bit of mousy, % little theater group jutefli*** ware married In Dec*mb*r, ] U | : Tha Hit balwesn th. sweTri Tlta paper, which bunded It* of stamllna, Thinks they hova •on Of thy lata President and tha AtMUrik uf th* Story "A Tenur blonde vivadou* movie star camo Offald*", declared they deserved I tk A iS ia u s t U lL ... _ i I . . ^ In August, Th*y had just dona Jhg former hut hardly the latter. H A U H U H T A U i R IG H T EW YtiRK-Sj-jAl).America fartnee owners W pointing to ir record oxhlaHtHi game atianaa totals thls'sakson a* an pari to many crlUra who claim nllt I* too early,/or football Vo grid, meglatis also aay §fhen he vaa admitted to childdreri'a hospital a month ago he .old doctor*: “ I have to Ret well real »oun. I have a newipaper business to attend to and 1 want to *et up a baby-sitting **rrle* thl» winter. Grandma need* my help, too. "And I want to »ee Ted Wil­ liam* and the Red Sox beat the daylight* out of the Yankee*. Today Walter could »top fret­ ting about the paper route, thank* to ill* pal, Carl Johnson. 13 Droned In hi* Sunday *uit, Carl walked to hi* friend1* bedaide yesterday and »ald 'HI, Wait- I Rot a little present for you. It was a biv flAis bowl holUlnR chsnjcs And bills. E X C LU S IV E W IT H ANNETTE’S Orlando Hgwy at Franck A t * f5 n J J iT i3 ii7 The average female flea can Jump five lo sight Inches upward and tan lo 13 Inches borliontally. Though people generally cut their wisdom teeth between the ages of IB and 36, there are cases on record of wisdom teeth erupt­ ing in people of 14 and Bfi. Occupational And Beverage Licenses Are Now On Sale RusHtan Dunce 'l'cum 1 tioea In For Soccer ‘ BOSTON. S«pt. la— (/P)-I'ulii>stricken Walter Barthlnums, I ». wai pretty worried about hla n* *»* of Nutionul Foundation Chapter* I were ready for this year's enter* I gency. There still Is much to do, re­ quiring money— more money than how Is available. The I'ollo KpideMile Emergency Drive Is in pro-; gress now to provide funds for 1 continued modern care of today's polio putlenta, 2 I n e itn Hhile, 11|stnii, Ih ith li.triiib e r s e , lie ,lit Aches, Itsck e le e i Ins, „ llh n I. / I n s lle s tfn l I,Win •» COLORED Woman. General house­ work. Must be able to cook. Phone 237-R. rw „i inti-Yu lib k*ni>. '* i I 'le r l ll.iliy , Itu m n n ile Vis, T u " 0 1 One. W ith n .a s iir e . Iiy H ors. 0 1»t* t- <*I ,i Itishe, l . la b l Kn.irl«, Mil* • «i m 4 r m Cumin farm* ItnrlliiM, Tusciirurn. t'lnin. Jersey Jusllee, lilsmiss, llurlun J It si rn I Iteisy, lllleil June. Jlrnmls 1 Hm, II I. I.i, I.el, II,d Jlunslef. s I 'lp r il HACK Calsrlly Daytona Healey, 2b Kipp, rf 2b Rucker, 3b hurling, lb Lichens, If Btvil, p Gaddis, tt Emmerich, cf Denims, c Mold Ml hallo, et ‘ loti L*M fO (.‘LAM1IT from tho hospital,” ho said. i of Elisabeth Hall. Last day for Establishment uf treatment c«n-! registration will be Oct. II. tors fur rvspiratior cases in various, These classes are offered for localities I* u National Founditlun teacher* and others who cannot objective, Ur. Laiuiauvr said. Uae j attend the regular day classes. Inexample of this is the Respirator , teachers who wish to begin Canter at Children's Hospital. wl)rk toward a master’* degree or UuUnuoru, which Is maintained lo pursue a program leading to with the md of the National Found-, t|)t. post-graduate certificate will aliuu iiieie, j be given special consideration. "Folk* wound tejf.^thlnk ^ lo t *!|i„ ' PnilnwlRff |« t^ii* IU* of stunt attention,'' he explafsed, j and professora aa already planned.: l i c ’H moi'tken llS to «.t you "ami with all the respirator cases History and Philosophy of Edu- Will, jff It ain't enough, 111 *•* together, they can receive the best cation, Dr. Gilbert l . Lycant m°r*'" . . ___ . . ij t,, took1iriah mentor went Into the Navy, cam. mere Is Improvement in School Administration and Super- over” W a ite d rMrt»»pap*r rout* and, he took ovor ea head coach. He morale aa tha patients are stimu- vision, Dr. Ray V. Sowersi Edu- ^ - - ^ V m o S T T m hlaeiia-'aw wd •• head cowh at Cornell luted to competitive recovery in .uiluaal Psychology, Dr. Mary a one-man campaign for I M M » , then a tla n Francisco their constant association with l.elgli Palmer). Public School Art, ;tomara v,„i_ ki. „ .i wk 0 wal lirkken* U. In 1047 and laat aeaaon wa* similarly nit lieled cases. Alsu, it Ml** Viola Ludwlck; Resources,I At to mHP tht horns of hi* grandmother* chief coAch fw lh# Chicago Roc* has lien found hat there Is u »ub- , (!*«, Education, Garl H. Johnson;1M Mra Rlltabeth Eigen, with whom keta of the All-America Conferstantlul economy tn treutisnd Guidance, Dr. Guide VunDushklrk; k. live* “J , ence. He Is proud that ha haa costs." Children's Literature and M a t e r - t J The Natlonnl Foundation dues mis of Instruction, Miss Suite M ,, tol not spend March of Dunes lunds Hollow*. . . . . . ilong It to build bospltuis, he added, but; Dr. Sowers states that other. ^ y0l by providing equipment and staff, course* wll be arranged upon rewhere needeil assists existing hu«- quest uf ten or more for each class, riUST HAS H II links Oils 4Klral llall Itnllr tlsubl*) II.' Marshall Tito gallant effort to li*h Channel 1 determined to aa ly>” she said, Hhirley was dr* JH a dove gray A"* wore a powd -------------------u i a l K A II l u i a m i _ hp » **IAMI \nr)— n ,lB" n ®* ’ recantl) , " birthday, an, *'9b °* having *: “ ®rn A ■* H lfl* "'hce the rehulldl . HAT P R U G - 3 l b 'K » l W J H WUhlTfR S IL L A JoTTL R O MSP'ClAtl h e c l a im G o O P Vu | h iw roiw o —stjus&i P£V AlH* w P S MATTUH W lp M i.' It's easy to iao why tfia Kaiser TVavaltr ii ofM of America's fasiesl-HlUni car* I Thara'g real prnl/ft lo owning a truly big luxury tedsm real convtnUnct In having a fullaiaad. pay-load cargo carrier) real econ­ omy In operating inch a gas-and oil sartil Kaiser Traveler ahvafal radio add lilevlilon pro* ama toiMthar u an apparently PPtly mnrrlvd couple. You can find other car* that art "iometbing Ilka" the Kii<«V T(Mial*r, but only tha Kataar Traveler I* both ■ full-fiedgld cargo carrier and a real luxury •adnn! Almwl nny family c m •fiwd to buy and operate tha Killer lYiraJar. • Il'a the 2-car*-ln-l,.,/fral la Mafulnaaai frit In roaminMh p i t in low Initial coat and jlraf i* haa bwn living la their New York apartment Whlla Ihootlng k m h b u w l' H ^ r h ik l l o « . .to, Tho Romans are generally he1loved to have bean tha world'* first wearers of strew hat*. Elliott And Faye Are Tired Of Each Other KBine# that time Mrs. Roosmlt STRICKLAND4 MORRISON, INC operating aconomy. Salon yotl consider any «g that promiiao to kelp pay |ta own way, Baa, ride in and eompara tha Katwr TravaWr.-.fcatur* for fag. pwo, Inch (or Inch, dollar tot Waif! Ifa tha worldte mm ate! 3™1' t" IVij ' , . ;*! • .r'wri User lYavelar coavert* la Jd»t 10 from ■ aia-paMcpgsr sedan to an high speed cargo carr(yr carr)yr witp with lU-puiaaaa, blghspaed 10 0UM* iael of pay-load cargo capoaity- Only Kaiser lYaveler Hi* a cargo hatch that swing* open c ln r lo tha roof, with 4fi In, mfnfmgm width, and 38.^ square ft. ol •teaVahod rLek apace in iba, cargo held. �■»-.<vuy. O' HI MONDAY SEPTEMBER 12. 1949 The Treasury Department nuw collects nearly 2 H billion d ilta ri • year In Use* on alcohol. " T H E S A N F O R D H O T A f .D . S A N F O R D F L O R I D A t• . . .a . » SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK . PAOE 1 - 11 , K. ! .. J L „ ~ chllil. Wltli ihiiie traffic on thn i ontin hum W A L L P A I 'R K - I ' A I N I S highly i itii>ni lant that the boy uf .M f L iiu lh i i , Uy SP ID H JOHNSON i l)r . j/lrl hf espit-ssly ami emphatically' Optiiinetrlnt Informed uf hlghwny danger* and — D R IV E -IN — HCIlOOl TIM K STHKHSKH ■111 Sanfiird Are. how tu nvulil them. While there | H E A L TH \N1) S A F E T Y OK Pkunes liee-nr liUM-H It I’ ll AI. HOYS AN D tilRLH lire warning signs on road* nr ir Plume 612 I'ninlrra and Tuprrhuhjiern j 119 Magiiulla Avr. most iiiimtiv scmiuls. them never. T IRural Common Sense By R. J. SCOTT' | . . . ,...... ... S. hi, iuii , , i _ i thrlcss 1S» M A D E . iK-fHtU.S. ..{ffSxVtfSf O T Y ttS S i <o -frtL SUK ARP &A£*. SCPAP* i« always danger unlei* i« lime again. n'"J j the , Ini,I ,< (nimbi to play eat* suu* Hint ih**iv l**v» uml yit\n «r» , EnoiWrt PAPE* tl , . . , I in lu ulUi mol imiKi* i*vi'fy of . vph U'U * *u tin* rtmtl* wml th# ih *j l (f u ll til keep t lif m in K»ud h ealtli! ‘‘iien.iml "vliles* driver who w i l l ' roup I■ If it flillilifii iui iImvf nut. ln‘i‘1 , ifii'ri, f 1 11* school rune 1 f >M111 not n h . . speed; e. • limits niiiU' safety tralnliiK Ini* I ini'll h\ n |ihy<ii'lnii reeeiilly, rum pci ul im tni nt| school children. In if ii vciv I’uuil time tu have lueh evnitilnutiiius nniile to detect and KettIIIi' mi uml off the tills 01 correct and ilcfccti wlii, Ii might walking iiIuiik ni net oss the roau. i nnimii l lien future liculth and I lie - i Ium'I child should lu- tauKht | pi o k ree,. A child with poor eyi md in ink. ahv chance* whatever. H um muii chlldten undergo sight m dcfcclivc lii'in |tlK uj any ul mini........ nt Iif i iiilm cnU cnmint i cgulni iihysicul examinations, make the |u ogles* Unit lie should has,- mi, ilcfecls cm reeled as soon in school ii ml, of coni *o, cnmint ns iin-sii.if so». ihui they cut plenty he ns huppi ns lie woiilil he if lie nf ...... . nutritious food and | t t did nut im\c such illsiihllitles. p iculi I lest, and teach them The Stale Agrti'oltui ul Kxton- to PSCI CISC pi remit lull oil the slon Si i i Inc cinnh«sl/fs lh » M»- IIIetin mv Thus.' S I, lomortant | In n in n if ui Kooit lienlth for (he d m ........I ,<|l i i . il patents, I m in i sc In inI child mid the need fui ii'giilm pli\ slcnl examination* 1IUII tlcnliilly ul |In- hcgiiming of I nor s ii.i toss no Lislhliifss when iim ] tin* sclimil vein, inf nil m in i child- 1 1 1 . i m p .1 I J I s .l l U i a u f l i l tell. Ii iiu iii I s nut I lint all in ml ■Mi l - t . i u p u l J its c k p r a iis h t p u M 'n ts t iilii m u ... a Henry TALBOITS ihoi hi in u k # Do You Want to Live in a Really .1 c h ild ,,.,, I .. u h - i i r f t lm it l i»>n, E N A M E I . and Y A K N IM N IJmck drvltiK. I .hum lu-timf I'o ric la in white— will nul iclluw WHITE f 1“ f uf I H o ig kah itg ** [m, *$r*tm •Ftlrtl NmU|* u m n , MOuit I rt‘i1111p* Ml M‘hlM’1, It MIilt! lit III thn lu . It 1ilt>Yt'|n|i intti \i i ll 4l111‘ Mil'll, hriilfti v * 1I l toI l i- »*, mill fitlllti Mil iI**»I i iti/piiH I*th11 1 'u k fji a* tilht-ullli I MM»!’h* m| uitiu fmmr i t H l m k ' I'ntufM mill with m.v ti nit m| iiitts,!- utniH< uml HlU Hf Villi fill I i t timM I til livI % t in ly hi 111* pi 11III |||, v**lt 0 /9 •Mrf Ahit tfle* . J im ! i p si ] "I min nifuii I Im thf k«rr| ft'I I'll* > hi I .1I'f | II Mil flltl 1 i tMtv | R «s . __ Ihsyouafittrs.'] uir ol ii child sin Ihrr nsttr kl.k sikiu I fkklai ■I Iii .ii k lirsuslo It s a pur* u Tlu o '- mini Itci nuillcr lu cun ■ntsilr s mwiutsi'tur*r wtw >UM I m-i'iiuii utih ......... i min Hull ilu'j *in. * iiI t(or iiustlty slack l l f i . Kslcu-inn lli mu* emphusito, ton, Soup nf Ills, k lusoftil at ] ) siiiic. uslsr. Thai - ihr sntetv nf the sdiunl + ■+ s •+ + •>*++++++++♦++++ ++++♦♦+ + + + *♦+♦♦♦ ♦**♦♦♦* HOUSE UHt H U *> Use CARM0TE Reiiitorccd House Point I T W I L L UK A IM .K A S U H E T O A IM ) Y O l ’ T O O U R C O N S T A N T L Y lilt o W I N C L I S T O F S A T I S F I E D C l ’STO .M F.H S A U T O YOl WILL HE PLEASKI WHI N YOU USE LI AHI MTV INSURANCE To Meet New Klumla Klliumiat ItcsputisilnlUy Law tTtl.K ’YHOl.llHHH HIIAHK IN n th fK O K ITS (’ A RMOTE CHUNK t Li 1*1 Ul J I U ^ HERALD Wwit Ads Fm R n i I i T i l M t s i i l l talas « » » > # « • " I W k»« U i M klU ksk la Ths ta a ls ri ■ s m U i lOkkMIki MM laMkileB a:m s f p BK SW t»slt*k »k tkk lUi tsi htav* foe* Uskkle is m 111 P H O N E 148 Wont A * win ii ___ IkeI k*lk*k»kk ____ M u k s n skSfK If E ans okekk k*“kla m ara lee f lu s n s a n U s lisa Ike sMt m i Im i I* estJketed t« ess n s a it li' la ec4kr 1st as Is r#s*sr Iks kssl esMlblk •eirlM. all Weal U * m im i M la sat ktrwa ss Iks *ay N f#it •aktlkatlaa. mease eeuir as •■••eiateir ti ea s n C w s i* f « » ?*• are ■■■■*! ke raeeeaefkie fee #»e«e a s s eae tesieves! a w e TH E SANFORD H ER A LD v 1— . FOR ___________ RENT — 1 ONE A two room modern effi­ ciency apnrtmrnta,' ideally suited for individual or business couple, location sernas from the Poet Office, Phone 660. Modern .furnished apartment!. Alio efficiency apartment. Downtown office store. Tahnch Apartments, 208 N. Park, Phone 1278-J. American Floof Bending Machine with edger. H. M, Gleason, Lake Maty, Fla. ■T V Coma to Bigelow 911 Park A vs. Apartments, My Home Farm, 17 acres. Old Cetee Farm 99 ocree. Mrs. H, R. Pippin, Telephone 409-J t l noon, Furnlkhed 0 room apartment |* my . home, private bath with thowtr,* Electric kitchen, Private I have i! Homes in City Under Li hoi I Auto Itmltn, scpanite speaker, Your Oppuiiunlty of u life time it you have ii car or light trill *■1,1)00, One Close tu ; the Other ITJ.r.U. I1. O. Box fi-17. and about JKOO.OO you ran Iihk Well Out. ftHOKKN .Set of Freticli Huviluml an I'xclilsive business renderihe JOHN W. I). MOOHK, Healtor l.imottt'H ( ‘trims. Clover putti m, ii service tu properly owners in Hlchivny lleer-l.mich Huslnoss, Cull n:m-vv. Seminole County Hint la as inWith l.ivlnK tJuartera-Wcll K- IIK A K TY Klolidn Mtuwu plmlinlressury nlninst us pnintln,' i|Uiprii'Jd,C00. tusiis hullo, doren in 100 or Frmicliise tuns fui 20 yeni> Hee John W. !). Moore 1,000. All color*. illO W. llth, St. lUn.n. n-TlHU. Orlando. Good 1! Ucdrouin Concrete Hume, after hi 110 I*. M. Small Bualni'Hs fur Hale In down I'rke uf |(!,|)Q0. Inriudui Vene­ (I ft. FH ICIDAIH K Icouit one) town Hunfiird; n golden o(tiiti tian Blinds, Hutfk, Hpucu Healer, "Hee ul wire" H mile Smith tiiulty fur ainbltlniis imllvtdnil Kitchen ftantre, 11/W fleeterwilli some Bustness tralnlnx - AM Cklr**»i3ikd. M.MO- Ceih .•GJiidcivilli' or write Bev. R. M, Flenkle, HI. No. L*. Ho* 211, HanWrite Box H c/o Hanford Heruhl Will Handle, ford. Hee John W. D. Moore PEA HI. FINISHING. New A untLake Front Home on 11 Ac tea HKWINO MACHINKH. New A iiigl FltF.K F A C TS show easy Kiii'tory rebuilt, W h o l e s al e Just off Main HlKhway-Wi'H way to |26 to $60 prr dm at prices, i'hunu I01M-W. Constructed, ono-floor| 1! Bedhum*. Write Pearl-Kote, ill rooms; L iiiku Closets- ReuLitl- (INK il-H X :ta and U K x 24 doors. W. Manchester, l.oa A uki Ii ti fully and (ieneroualy Fitrnlsi,.d, U: cd or rouKh sheeting boards. iiu'ludiuK Ail Hlcctrlc Ktlcticn* Nprrfal ServliifH 12 Ml common Pence Host. Hev, H. i 12— lls'iirini* Citrus Trees; (inidnn M Hinkle, III. No. 2, Box 211,' .Spot; Good Fishing and tlmmNEW FLCO RL .urfaced to |icif«o* Hanford. iiiuiK'lloat and All for |H,K(III. (lull. oil. floors made III' now. JOHN W. I». MOOHK, Hciiliiu — Vlnlshlng, cleaning A n r . mg. Beatrice Huffman, Assucmtc,d_ A i m U . K S W A N T E D — 0 Fortalde power plant, 21' ire experlsnca In Seminole c. mty, 224 K. First Phonu 12III Hi chest cash price paid for tiled i H. M. Oleaion, I*aka Mm, FOR FARMS, humus, busimwi mrnituiH Ted Utvls Furniture property and acreage, see yuur |A L T E R A T IO N S and tin".' M.kCo. III! K. 1st. Fb 069, E. A. Htrout Really Agency 'Ing. 1IQH W. 1st. Hti'ei ni ne Orie R. Matltloux, Helvsmau 1163- J . ______ 1807 E. Second Street or phone m— HELP WANTED V E N E T IA N H U N HH made tn or­ IftfflLJ der. Seminole Venetian Kltml MOTHKHH. leave your children Co. 820 W. Mrd. St. Clnmu with me while vou shop, play t»— A rtk tsw p'or Male — 5 II62-W. In 11Igc, etc. By hour, day or week. Plume 147t-W,_____ Oftl.ANDU Morning Setitlml Or­ G O A T MII.K HiiIiIh man with car wanted tn lando Evoiiiug Star. Call Knlph R. D, Priest, Phons 7U1-W8. 1Kccull on farmers In Hsmlnol* ■■ ■■■• ■ ■■■-— ■ . . . . Kay. 1IAH-J. Mill’s Bwep Shop— We buy, sell orl County. Wonderful opportunity, C A M , 617 for Battery, (ieii.rr«toy $16 to $2<) in a day. No axtrade most anything. 406 San­ and Hlnr.er service. Sushi's perlenro nr capital required. ford Ave, Phone 198-J. Battery Hervlce, .'101 IV. lust Permanent. Write today. MeWo both ion,, when ymi don’t St. Ness Company, Dept. A. Freebring yuur prescriptions to port, III, ____ I.AWNMOWF.HS sharpemd. tilImnuy's. Phone tOH. SK C BKTA H Y— T y p t n g, Short­ cycles repaired, luck and ley Ameslng Johnatmi’s "N O-RO ACH "' hand ami general office routine. work. No waiting — wm Ik <juiir* sanitary mating kills Roaches, Reply giving age, experience anlead. M. W. Hhuiusii, :mt Ante, Water Rugs for mmitli". and rrfeiriicci. Box C— Sanford Eaat 4th. St., Hairfni.i, l-la. Pint $1.60. Half pint HOc. RmuuilHerald. (Formerly with William" Cult lat A Anderson. Shop). GOOD AN O BAD W ORK W A N TE D — 9 KI.RCTIUC or 1 used 6 pc dinette $iu.prj. 9~ A C K TY L K N H 1 used sofa bed....... $20.05. W ELDING t used dresser ...... $20.05 KUHN ITU It K He-upholeteHng, Alt ■•■lard Motor A Kqpl. Co 1 used 8 pc bedroom suite $60.05, work guaranteed. Pickup ■ deli­ MS W. tat Hlrrrl 1 slightly used 11 pc bedroum suite. very. Phone in,t-W. JUmey, 1900 Reg. price $209.06 .... $80.051 W. let. St. Bull Doter and Drng l.ini' Wutkf 1 slightly used 4 pc bedroom suite We specialixe In pkatuic aork Reg. price $929.95 $l»U.t>6 Mtfmat-’ end grass planting Ed Ihtvis, M A TH E R O F BApfFORl) 1 ee. David K. Ceroentar,. ‘ fW M l _PhoiieJ066.W . 209-09 K. 1st Bt. Phone U'7| 19M4M IF ITrS Pipe, pipe-fitting* or " ........................ 1TH A C TO R WORK valves you nerd, Nee A. N. ItoaW A N T to >top smokingT 1ry ' Free eitlmatex on plowtni and ier, French ami Conmiciclal, Nlco-Rtop. □usranteed. Houmi '’ i discing farm or garden plate. _ Phone 207. let A Anderson, Toiichlmi tng iand Alio clearing M id- G U A R A N T E E D Radio Repulring. Dhig*:_________ _ ______ ing Ioil*. Phone Jack Free Pick Up and dellvriy Ser­ 9 Electric Refrlgerstor*. Russell vice. Phone 2PU-M, Kwklrl’x Used Kerosene Automatic Water Rhater. 1 axed Kerosene Range. Stenographer: University Educa­ tion, experienced ip Medical HILL HARDWARE CO. Insurance, and engineering 14— L O S T A F O U N D - I d itairway, Telephone M n . ' Pipe-1 In, 402-4 a t Noon. ___ ' ifor Renti L fT furnlihed Apartm*«|. Freeh painted, Fresh curtaitti# New Rugs. 910 HfeffMUa. Phone 53. Ph. A . K. Rouet tar, Fktrfet, 119- •91 R. Flrat St. work. Rep* Box X, «/9 lU lo A W e 1 LORT— Child's Gold Klin tllus*«s aRUE Baby Carriage, good run In MayfalreectlcOt. Flndm idasse dltiorn 990.00. Phone_ :620-R. B 1G L 0J T AparttM aUTEM 10 |90. CURTAINB a nd U eH fik le Ctetke Phone 426. Rsward. ______ ii p i f T 9lU R U Palati for every washed, starched * etreUked13— >l t 5rlt ) M O H I I .L S — 13 L N l’AINT H ' It N IS I I I 'A I N T A N D C L A S S F o il E V E R Y I'Ht ANY m ’H F A C E I'C IO 'O M C. M. Iloyd— I'hous 25I H YOC U«e i \vi : C A N , t /<jrt.I/u- :| M WsUre— I'huns ftlit-K >|V I'H ON B HU nil fit— IliiHinvHH OpiHirtunltlrH L U l'Ir M Il I 1| t AN A 1WAYS P lt O D I ’l IS. WHISKEY ■WINE RUM - GIN LOW OCR D E P E N D ON O l II O C A L I T Y S IT E R IO R Sl.HVlil., ALL AT P R IC E S CALL I'H K IR D E l 'K N D A I i l . E P A IN IE ltS ★ ★ ★ ★ N IC K ’S PACKAGE S T O R E SANFORD P M & GLASS CO 110 San far 4 A v i n u i Hanford'a I.ending Paint A C la s t H lnrc Free Delivery I ’ lmne .'10.1 117 H. Park Huy K o llo O / A lt K I K E BAOC ! 1 JU S 'O L B SHAWT HLCOHU B U T TH'IM fAV# 1AMT mm 1 HI.40 IS T'GIT BUGS UlTC tl' V/OJU I SCftlUS.1 HOM t RUN , N U M B tR 5 9 . ...ANO A TtiUNblMUi ovation h o c k s rue PAHK -as OlAHK IKL SLUGS THC SU0S TO A TWO HUN ICAO IN THE FIRST INNING OF THIS PCNNANTOeCIOINO GAMS! AC,< K R A N tffc R 1 LI BP GLAD WHEN JAWJ CAHCCM 15 r HhCi< IN F i nn St piker „C\NE N PlENTf DANGD» .'uHII HtMAI I'VICI U r fi| ACN TUtl t HE it 1 Mlf>5! ■ it'll l Atvl OFUNl Mik-5 . RUNT. i i Disney A f lC tu k i ,vit BAP MSN. C U 0 9 S LV ES W B CA DC S PC BADOfS WHO ABB TKYIf Ou t o f t o w n ? r I 'L L P,\\A<E V O U TMtt~T<3C5k46ST UOOKlfsG POAP AVAN TH A T SVCC LIVBPI P O N T OVB8 PO IT I vis*n || P A A A N ...V O U LOOK. P Q A O ! T H A T 'S HOW 1 F S B L 1 i* �1 ' THE SA N FO R D HERALD. SANFO RD FLORIDA Money For Tito A'he Sanford Herald Charge That Naval Offensive Force Is Being Scuttled Gains Support ON THE RED INK "SPOT" .. . ’ IC«lahtUk»e l a linn n b l H h n l rtnllr n r t » l l a u r l a f "'■it * n a 4 a > | i , 1,1 M nnnolln A ttld In AuRimt (ho Unllod S t « t « granted VuguBlsvIn n Ik'miHo for pttrchnte of « ntcel m ill, breaking the pol y apnitiHi export of ntty "w n r potential" goods or m ncliinery • f * ; * ' ! , * ’ • * ; * * • . ■ * * M N « i n i n e * to Kintainu mitnllilt* nut Iona. N ow , it appeara, we mIho will * » n n i i l a r a , M a t l i l a , a * l a r aka l a l lend Y'lgtislttvin the money with which to pay lo r thin mill i f . . ? • « ■ » « ■ •» N a r a k n, I m i , | it ml it nijinhor of other thinpn. MOM. A n n t„ M A N H aiiir T h i nuthori/ntion of the ntrel m ill purchase preKumahly J I O M I t o n IIHAN ______ l t « a l a r « a M a a a a a r wan it Riinilile on widenitt'r " f the rift Irctween nelgriirle and ’ ,M oscow. Th e recently iiiiiiotinced loan of tw e n ty million a, l ) a a M n a i k .............. “ .......... ■ , ‘ 5 dollnra nnnd lie prenunted to involve a home trade, tnunmuch T k t a a Vfiinllaa _... . “*— J 'J •t« M i i a i h * .................. • a n a ns it in to he innde through the K x p o rt-lm p o rt Hank, the function of which is to .aid ami finance trade w ith the I United Stales. Officials laid stress on plans to develop the non-ferrous metals industries er Youoalavia, some of which m ight * p * " '1 perchance supply metals meded hy the U nited States for Hie use.t of holh nidiiiiitv noil defense industries It is hoped M l,. n».|Sl'|,. officials were sufficicnHy hard-headed about the Yugoslav . llernhl In h _ « ,» Aiknclnicii I' h- sn n||Pi| •_ limn to get some firm rom m ltm enls re ga rd in g these metals und p.iHsihlv other Hems ■I trade. It m ig h t Imi ton much to assume atliTt, since some Am ericans are p re tty aoft-henilcd { y ^ T h 'S & V " i nlHiiil a n ything which can he pictured as opposition to Ktts| siaii Comm unism. T u u M i i h ^ b r . 1.1. 1010 in plnving tlie game ui i«im :i peiilicn, which k > w in ' the IHltl.K ' VKRHK ‘ United States is doing, gambles must be taken. Dealing w ith frl n: n“ * ho r*Jwl (ha iMai sh.il T ito 's dlelatorship is ndm iltedty a long-odds gamble. [ 2 K " "•! ». " r* p ith .ii- A ll odds are that the Tito iptarrel w ith the K re m lin m ight *«lly ("'tilth. I'nrrnln with nnW , lie sh o rt-live d ; indeed it might even lm a sham, Hut if the S ifor ilhrlf c*»Hdr*>n. A futiD break Is permnneul, it cmild shake the whole structure of »h jinn It Ihii liciivlnctit |,i, mot liar.— Drnv. Hlj|, ! Russian influence. js g z r r v r TUESD AY SEPTEM BER I E 1949 IlMa!.4l‘s*C*jfc il-V -’ '» l • . . - ’v W ASH IN G TO N , Sept. 1.1— (/P), nnrc before a naval court of JnrrT1 *,I,*|.1,mvi11 ni: trm!1- , milry. The court is looking lAto ?‘ r0n''ly ,hc ,our" of '"Termatlon l iv n of hc flyiiuf r,,,,- nn,.,..nnonymoMM .locumcnl In thata r i lv . I T 'f UVJf.iof,*. " 1{ the D*3fl investigation. •uV, U i r T *CU“ led; : When the court messed tUturW hm John l-roini.u-lln, n great day untl| Sept. 21 without hearing r: “ 'V1 L V:T V him. crommolln decided to reteai. Z can people -Inmld i O n to him. Cnpt. 8. B. D. Wood, Jiidfce Adn ' " '['f w'".'h *n v.s sle for the Navy courV sald i.,^ - i i 'V , AJ,m'r" ., A r- ycstndny th.it Crommelin will he . ,,7 ,vlr;v'1 c«ded upon to testify when the (.Hptiiln John (-roiiinielm i» one court reconvenes. ft of the KH'iiU'-t nuvul avintors of . , V nil limes." liny)., sni.l, adding: <d'»'rm»n Vinson (D -G a) of the ; "He lias always had the roun- lo )W, ' S,,rV,‘;t',, i try's interest ..» heart. He h «. •'Nlned to comment on Crunlmenover thought of his own Interest*, ' ‘ns statement. His commute* will | He Is n man .,f the highest and f ! " 1 *•? t nn£d„!,u ron1 llnu» | nicest integrity i ,,,v*'sllgaliiin of the B<34)» and any | "I find it impossible Hint lie he ! .T "* 1" v ° - ‘ h# . off-line In any great degree In I n,J?1*, w er' u^0« f V,r* ***** ...f11 1 anr stnloiiient Ihul he may nmke.". [J1,,|JKht auch officers are entitled j Crommelin Issued a statement! opluleu* be known. »«•* - ...~-nrr—“ ,ts !i i i a r v i a i y hT a r in the Pentagon, )icad<|iinrlcm of ■ * i***d5 betwwn . the . 11" nt im ll survives, „ armed services. lie He tniil snhl It it IS is °U j *ntll un^?und#d <irniss.* *__ invnlfl ind An honut cxprtsilon of “'ing "nihhleili to death" and■ 1Navy murule destroyed. i N *yy offlcere test valThu Nuvy and Air Force for , - .... - - .........purged i£!!lHb* and their .several veers have engaged In a * '„* ** i liiller dispute over their respec**e h,*de It clear he waa not ; Mve roles in si rategic warfare .weighing Crommelln's statement Wr cc,- wherT^.e^MT,, Arnci| The -1-vmr-old cnptaln. captain, who "ncclfically In making these obwoiks under the |oint lolnt chiefs chief* of avrvattona. V A ! n" ,,c City i» Irnllv “ Mia T f i Vsthool heard of Oglesby, III., took hack a dismissed : tn rr. Mild that ill "pen king o u t'. fCrommelin r "mmeHn meanttma reported America of C alifornia. anil list ho ivii* Du owing overheard ids 10 . *u' *'■;• gained support In his "(wute a c lW w R f q tiirs m ic e to I In demand:’ of u crowd of persons llirrr rlol:!((■/]. veiir Navy career, hut added: j anile." ( * wiilch descemled on a meeting of the hoard. Th e n four irnun"1 hope thin will Mow the whole1 "T h e ‘phone ha* been ringing a)-, hers of the lioanl ami the superintendent of achools resigned thing open mid Ining on another moit continually all day," he told Urtfntluimtrly ||,P (itllo country their pofits, declaring that the incident w uh "m ob violence". rongrcstdonnl investigation." ,a reporter. "I have had call* from ol I oaiiuny in .Goulli Ainrrirti In moat comtniuiilic)’ the people take precious little That w ImIi won one congressofficer*, quit# a few naval now, Ima ill sixth jitrsidrnl in 17 interest in what the school hoard ami town council do. Some man's endorsement. Rep. Hansi-ar *od somo flag officers. munilii. I liiil § our wny n| a voiding (I)-M d i Mini Congrea* should take rtl,,V said they admired my coum atter of extraordinary interest would be needed to bring a riti Inlricliij). 11 hand in the row. Kn*si or, 11 top-, rnK0 *n,l I think they’ll help the them out in any force at at1 to attend a meeting of one of the • milking Hemocrut on (lie House crusade, every one of them.’ local governing bodies. It is frequently argued that locnl Iniliiatii.il iirorliiclinn in lliit Armed Nervier* Committee, Indl*' One of the calls ha said waa governm ent would he belter if the people took enough in ­ cntinlty i on ilir n<<ic.iar ui>om lm rated he feels such 11 review might ' ,uni Admiral Doylt, help settle Hie dispute which fliir- j Crommelin called on Congmat tlir lint limr in tm inaitatlaa, mid terest to attend a Isnud-or council meeting occasionally. If ed into public view during the re- 1 "to change some legislation m if « msli nf atrikpt tlocMi't nipple the Oglesby hoard's slulepn iil of the situation is correct, the icnt rongresaioiml InveUlgnllon of cause," ha said, "It ha* got tha it, liuiiucM alimild lonliniir good a ffa ir there does not altei the argum ent, hut strengthens it. the Air Force'* ll-IU hornher. 1system of checks and balances dlsT h e hoard said the temlier was fired because her ability for t'MiiF tilin' In ( iiiiip , He void he favored nn inquiry' turhed." was not up to standard. It said members of the teachers* Into III........ of (lie Army, Navy, "We've got to get this mess WI.V dll Vlltl pill nil llnil Hull ill union In which she liclim.mil, ami of the Oglesby Trades and Air Force in drfciHo und *e-. stmlghtenud out, quickly," be addcurlly. I ed, ,isii we ran get back to work." llic pnprr iilmiil .ullnilii, n yimiiK ! and Labor Council, picketed schools to prevent th e ir operaA ('rominelln nttiick on tho Tyd- H" Planned to uport for work a* man raid I.. u. IIn i.llui d.iy. .if- j lion und formed the crowd which induced the board to re. Ing* law po**rd thi* yenr to ' usual- with the logistlr planning Irr leading n nlmy idiiml tiinir nriv t ariuil its dismissal That makes it sound like a case of ord­ tii’litcn uni field ion of the service* "f (ho Joint chief* in the inritknl diamvery Ima/tiiril .it a mrr j inary labor union cnercinii. If Ills view 1h correct, active T U B TA M I1A IK IH l'N K w«* culled "*llly" hy It* uuUior, I'entagqn, interest of Hie whole citizenry of the com m unity could have for llllt p.ulic lllmly ailment. Hr ('hiiirmnii Tyding* (H-M il) of tho Crommelin Is not new to capital Floildu may gel u new federal tloii partirulnrly in view of the ■Semite Armed Hm vices Coin ml I- investigations. Two yenra agoVa clopa nnl kimw llmt In n man aid- prevem ed the liieidi-nt. iiulge liumi-piched liy Presldeiii | large iirnmml id htlKutiiiu arising tee. | tone lied off n study of tho Naval If a tru ly representative group of citizens brings pres­ fenny with nrlliritia dime it no , NFW YtiltK V'eiii t;i_fftl'l i v ' Truman rattier tliiiu hy Heimtor* i there. Of the four pieseiil federal Crommelin sold the law would Academy's former secret |oclety^, •lliiy (|llilr to inlriraliny nt oiip | sure on the locnl governin'at, only good is likely to result. |A I, I lijai,.., ' Invested hv tho i Hotland amt Pepper. Until now judges, two formerly practiced help along o trend toward dicta-1 "**1® Hr cep Howler*." He told a invested t.y i Heiuilors have been iiniihlo to I law in ............. vllle, one in Oilamh. dealing Willi a potaililr i nir fm If a non-representative group is able to stampede local i/M.i ■’ini' * lornhip which lie sold had d r -1 cimgresaioniilcommittaB that memAmerican pimple In I lie Mnrrl ■vly-1 one In Hchring. governm ent, then true community interest is more than ever agree on n mau for the new I" 1...... •rlhtilii. vclnpi'd in the aimed forces. He I *,l'r" helped each other get proDime* for twelve year* are yield­ created roving Judgi'Hlilp and tlio| |„ theory, of course, a Judge needed. motions In the Navy and that the ing a dividend heyond mathemiiUword from Washington Is that If *hould lie chosen solely Ihcw hc of o|*n complulned (hut tho Navy is club had turned Into a vicious Nrwtoec votrd in n Moliilr. Ain. cul ralriilntion in thin yeat of the deadlock continues the I’resi out standing qualification*, not he subject to decl*lun of two men 011 clique. the joint chief* "who ntny have a polio Incidence: expert and timin dent may name a deserving ilenm city election yo irn ln y lor liar litai causo of where he live* or wlmt A Navy Department investiga­ iihumliinl treatment for patients erat of hla own selection. limit, ami llieie was no paiinuUr j friendships he ran rlalm. I'ractt- Inndiut-kcd conception of national tion followed, ending with tha an­ throughout thi* notion. defense." it noc’sn’t work nut like th.it. .__ __ , 8lncn the appointee must ta» ap-- ' rally, It opposition to it Ncitror* linvr voted C cign ip h iti'K lm vs* nut cmnplctcd their tank of mapping nouncement that it never did an ,, r' l ...—.1. * " _*1” , __ !" ih iiu -u hy ■>> the mi- Senate, nmair, Truinun .....nun Wilft With Sc Senator I’rpnei (filing a is*. **2H* l,(i'lv. L1. u_ irnycil In Sanfnid rilv rlrrliolia rvrr aincr lint world, even fur a |onion an relatively amtmtlhlo im pulb HMinptouwi, saperluneari In hsrdly afford to name tho eicclloii'fighl ni'xt year arid d*cn of the officer any good or knyllarmfco we can mm inlur, su'l no one lint | Alanka. H rm ifm d Wfiflhh'iuri, director of the Htmlon Science dlugno*!* mid rare. More nurses ,K.rilolm| holes of either Holland tor Holland a campaign In »U62. three h'trvlcoa. It* chairman, Gen­ have been a Green Bowler. oliiecVd to it I lota ever, wulcprcad MttKeuiu, aiiiiouiieeH tlint two unrecorded mountniim have ami pliynli iun* therenplsl* are „ r |f i|)(. ,dhor ohjeried. political considerations lire hound eral Omnr N. Bradley, has no voting liy dip urtimds makes mote heoli in iiie M l. M cKinlov legion, H olh are over 12,000 foot trnlnnl to ap|iiy lulest treatment Pepper H closer lo the WhUo 1 to weigh heavily In the chnlro. vote. Hald Tyding*! "One trouble Temperatures of lbO to 180 de­ Impernlivr llian rvrr hr I la-r acluiola high. VYmihhliru wo'tid like one to receive the name of Joe iiietliods ami Icrlmlquea, Vlrolo- House, Imi Holland probably could ; That, however, need nut prevent gists, pediatricians,— terms once muster more votes in a floor fight, j the appointment of 11 highly quail- witli ninny high-ranking members grees have been taken In the sun (or nettmea. I lietr me ninny lliing* Otm aon, a veteran Alanka idiot who flew the bodies of W ill Utile known hi-yond medical circles ,*ay the pidltlclaus. of the nrnivil forces is tlmt they along tha coast nf tho I’ersien 1fled man. Worse lli.ari iiryiu vntijur, mid our Rogera mid W iley I’ mt to Seattle lifter their fatal crush in I'cppcr ia known lo lie hacking t think of their own service ulonu Gulf in southern Iran, hut tlmss are becoming familiar tuiuoaFcuudor and Columbia are t»fc to the detriment ............................... of others." hold w i n d*, a* purenls realize the his and Governor Worrcn'* good me unofficial records zinca of. of itirin i. iyiioi.iiil vollliy. Crommelin had prepared his ficlnl recorda must bo takan in M l. .McKinley itself wns not really discovered until role they play in *|irrlallxed polio friemi. VV. J. Hteeil, (IrlttUilo ill- source of many of Hie "pnnama titalemeni for mi expected 111 1tornev who now liolda n Hiaie hois" worn hv Americans. 11ppear- "haltered and ventilated locations. r«lll|M li.it midrllalrp i $ri,. IHilti, though the H iih u Iiimh 'had left vague record ol it d u r­ lesearrli mid treatment. Development of tho existing l ( tlb ............ f‘" Jh» Fturid.i ing I heir ownership of Alaska prior to our purchase in 1807. 000,000 |ml ilia Iitnat in p pnipimii my of fight- tJUr"* Curandsslon. Holland U said army or priifesNliiiml professional polio fight twilit li "ill p i n t "|p o i n r I.'ll 10 n rv v T h e V.uley of i ’en T h o u tn m l Smokes, that Arctio Yellow­ ers I* a lesult of cnreful planning to lie willing to ucccpl one "f a lininra mi ,i tlitm tlr.vi.niL r protect, stone, was not found u n til lD lfi, T h e new finds suggest that and financing hy the National half-dozen ntlorneys, lull is kmi"n he definitely against .Steed. Foumhitinn for Infantile I'araly- to Geography die fedrt.il Kitvrnirnrnl "ill lirm Alnaka etill lias secret h to yield to th r dauntless explorer, as well as politic * sis. It wit* started today hy Miaa the co»l n| mml n( it,.Oibrr r.ilif* enters into the wire-pulling for the Catheilni' WoVthlngton, director •tD,000-a-year life-time Job. The all over thr cminlry air doiny dna of professlonul education for that heavily populated Miami ares, organization. .Since HUH mura than which ha* never had a Governor <u JK* lott of lliiiiK. S infold l.iap.iyrra 110,0(10,00(1 iif March of Ulmea a United Htatra Senator, Is Insist­ will have to pay dim alone of llir funds Ima gone into n comprehen­ ing that the new Judge come fmm (•>**, (nr vvlial ia dime along ihia sive educational program to help the lower Fast Coast. The Dude line* in other cities, ft alirmld not train esperts, she suitl. County bar points cut that ih* tiegllct ila own iinpiiiyriiiriila line. ‘The single indispensable key to last two federal Judges appointed By 8AM IMWHON good mcdiml care ia persnntiel qua­ In Florida came from Orlando an l | A hill Ion lirm iulioducrd to „ NEW Y O R K , Sept. 13— (7P>— You ate always being luld wlial you— lified to minister It," Miss Worlhr Sabring, In Central Florida, and die ayetage Americaa ciliien"— own. owe. make, ipentl and save. ington declared. "Through fellow argues that the Mlaml-Taim fh-acli ® CUt the I'M’) (irnrinl Appioplisships and scholarships awarded section has a right tn rspreseiita liona A d l.y .M7.tHMt.IHH) though it And, somehnw, it never seems to fit your own cate vety well. For imtince, there a n Federal Reserve Board fiiuret to show that In 21 categories of medicine, health' | W II generally tuppoird wlieil the and haste science— and tha support special icninii convened that Americans as a whole ov a more “ liquid asiets" than ever before— some of 40 approved schools and profese- to duty In spideniic areas ns need­ 1112 billion worth, compared w ith * ------------------------------------------------------nothing avaa in hr iitnaidried exlonal organlzstlom— the National ed. Fifty such residents alrcsdy |4fi billion before the war, But at , , Foundation has made tt possible have bean mad* available to epi­ « P t new lax legidaiiiin. Tha hill the same time you are told that nd», more than m i Iwfore. for more patients to he cared for demic areas. Would wield .1 heavy aXr on ntallV "Ibe average upending unit," a| n r *Hnk "• life Inmrance, not In addition, short courses for a» a " 11:111111 a,Mt«t," In the hy well-trained men and women, physicians, nurses end physical dtparlmpiita n| y.ovrtninent regard- family, hail only f.iOO put away In . and Ini" Increased tho rank* of liiiuhl assets In 1H4H, whereae the j fb*t seven months of thle year I *d *• eaarnlial, hilt I hr lirlief ja Ihereaptats, tn polio diagnosis, and year before It bad 4HM, and In j Americans bought policies with research workers seeking an amthe services of four polio Aid | growing that the onljr way to get 1040 had 1400. !»<•• value ..f p i billion (although tver to the polio problem." Mis* Worthington listed Uw Unit* which go Into stricken areas i economy in government it tn aboh I.lquld assets are savings you Urn premiums Ihey pal,I In did not upon requests of state or city Ith all atiproptinlioMa and atari can turn Into cash easily when you total that much, of nmrse). Thle following numbers added to the health officers to help urgeolie ntufcssional polio army through waa i n s million more than purneed. It, such as dtmaitd and tins over (tom the vety lioiiuui Florida deposits In batiks, saving* ana chtRtd In th<» in mu period Im I National Foundation scholarship* core, have been made available L* never allow ill hredy agetj or loan shares and United Btatea year, Their total lioltllnga at the and fellowship*: 18 virologist*, through the National Foundation, Contributions from the Ameri­ [V (to dependent rliiltitrn in tuffrr, hut government securities, start of thle year were 70 per cent 48 orthopedic surgeons, 2U pedia­ can P*opU have paid fur the pro­ tricians, A neurologists, 17 physl* " there are many nnl now irreiving The growth In total liquid asset* above that they held III 11)40. tective benefits and services of • ( much a» thry ahouhl hecnttir mid drop In average holdings be­ In the first six mmitha of this atrlsts, 47 public health physlclana, many trained medical esperts D3 health educators. I.IAO phyM* tho more ---------------confusing when ------------------------------- year American Individuals, banks cal thcreapists, 26 physical there*- providing care for today's polio lv' me "liters getting heneliti come* *L |ty do not nerd or deaerve, This you are told that last year three atm Insurance rompnnlca paid an py, 118 orthopedic nurso victim*. The large number of patients whose treatment will • condition vvjiiili has got to he mllltun families used up thei* average of |M million each month visors and teachers, 06 mi paving*, hut the earn* year ae for new leaucs of corporate common reach Into 1DM and beyond rairrecled. m* many or mure started neat eggs stocks, |81 million for preferred record librarians, 6D sanitar glnrsrs and 22D medical eocial qulrea the training of more expert" for the first time. It all, add* up stocks, and |4&2 % million for to iaeet the continuing need. That Economic exppls who take a to the suspicion that maybe there corporate bonds and notes. The workers. la why, reckoning cost* In terras Two nsw services to li iV .lo ** range v iflt of jnlcmnlional isn't any average Americaa. , National Industrial Conference better patient care were instill of human livss, support for the and hnaineas I inula are ss sssy ss If you were sitting tn you If you are one of the three m il-1Board says you have to go back to hy tho Nntlunal Foundation O n u s e s isn’t the only thing folio Epidemic Emergency Drive For. you do little more (hen the inted that flee trade between lion td have spent' your liquid I9W to find any monthly average year, sha added. One waa' Id. rmn drswing room— for the cst Is fn which psises swiftly when you sit thinking—end rks car does the rest. But you may have put‘ them H k o lt -n monthly tolai oM fl 3 8 % establishment of epidemic i) ( ............... Id your contribution today to quiet you esn hesr the soft tukliig cAm try ami ihe IliitieK Em- rieing. *1 the wheel of* I W Csdillsc. So And rhen a fsmlDsr laadmerk kmrns _ w u , million for corporate aecurltUa, ontatlon centers, where rocnil .0 , cara of your local poet of tha electric dock. rather limn hutting American up whim the coat of living doe* limit In thy ditupct. Cin It be tk*\ you ming, II mg. But you may h*v* them, Individuals' time deposits In nurses Ineaperlenced la polio wi ; ow**ry or creating unemployment ai*»W ( .You rest year hand on the beautiful The Isbor of driving Is almost nog. into a homo or other m i wtaU'banke totalled WiT bliiion "at .... latenaive training la this country actually would hene- or Into starting a buslnea*. T h a t start of this year, compand with receive a s M i steering wheel end prat* your me— esisienl. The big powerful muter bneie principles of polio m You frob *t the cfa» eadjk i jmk » hoth. Some in4vd>iei might be scarcely make* you a spendthrift. m ten y#l J « !!. before aecepting emergency] ever solightly— sgelast die obedient moves you In *od out of tragic at If 'r ^•cted hy imported goods, from The first such canter In LiUe throttle 7 v • «od yeu'^e o f on d hy summstic prepoMon. 8rraring is •h*-■ opgk, STtlre* Arkansas, la also available ■in, fait ether Industries wouk when it corned to com; ata*l» aad deposits topped igg bUI wqadsrfidJewtmy. I » l « more thsn a response to yoqr tletics. * •" • 11afainst a little more than $? L*. 'lfr.aud.lirDidtr. tr ' 1 -v- Before ywu got'too worried ^ l lloh te i yesrs sgo.'... goods as a result the average holding* of II The other service la the thewb* inlying itowqi.in Biiiela. seta being lower new than meat of reaident physiclu th*ac*jwflr-i*ad thscanqwaloedilp You « c u rtJssrd and csra-fres U bat rsoaal look at aoma other fT»H(f». as everyone knows, is one fantly needed for hospJuls . of thee* abode yea. Caaverastlon ia ibe happy psstengsre arauad lion, bill Ion. That I* 5 -Thar* ar* 6U mut k -j! ,4■W.-X polio cases are coneentrat*4> the principal impediments to , V the Uaited States. Their Pftlent load too large for ,1 ! , V i f I t ) Ml,->v ■ ■among nation* and anything poaita ar* Jast under |I | ' ' '■ f )"r' r 1 Hinders treds. up from from |i0 1/1 billoa ■-r, v : 't . f ;r M t UPylG to from _ ire There ar* Jucltrir and (uE V m * : .ago. ' ‘ Thai 1 traded M d vetarana'. h w Io m . •ft;" 4 » mlUtTen deoeell t tariffs have dM 4 '• iilifi f t : » wttfc « y . : f. ■ 2* We utanjhty peak waa t lle flg w* ¥ J \\K "Smea ih*,, ■r ^ ■inland M — ■ naoii sag 4% ' Hand lit Government March Of Dimes Is Yielding Dividends In Polio Epidemic The New Federal wiidge Now Finds In Alasku Average American Hitt New High In Liquid Asieti, But Saves Less l W h ere Sixty jVJinutes, Seem but H alf an H p u r ! E X ^ m 1941 m m e js ittw T L a p d a ! ^ l , # ^ n trowt °fc<,mm,rc* fS'A s r a w r- mi S 'A S & tt ♦i-L Vije K-'vfi > W it >h ! ’ F*. m , * fe'/l .1 N �/ /f \ i — ■*>,rgw.. Wi ----- :wmfn TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 1ft, 1949 THE SANFORD HER A1,0. SANFORD, FLORIDA —— —■*■—■ ■ Mr. Mrs., Thornton Hold Open House Social A n d Personal Activities # ' o . i ^ i , Miss Mary Ann Price jOClCil L a / e n a e r (iiven Lovely Shower T iT L -u i.i* i ‘ •«<•» mary The regular monthly meeting nf Wedne.dny night with u inland* St. Munica will be held at the Idn^uitw jthowei given In Mia* liar* home of Mrs. F. A. Dy*un, 201 W n Cliaiinintt. A luiditl theme wn* W a it 17th Street, at 9:00 P, M. 'Ui’ii throughout in il<'o r a tin g . On* . Tha American i.egiun Auxiliary ■, ' ll‘ inutile! wu. a miniature lirlavilt have a covered dial, .upper n’t 1,1,1 party placed under n fam « B:30 P. M. at life I.egiun Uni. The I “ivliwuy. Centering tin' dining ■111* who attended Girl'# Slulr. I Udde was a .mull Inlile ami groom ' tnalr auottflor* ami mother. will I entwined with litcy fern. ba » daclal gueit*. Sira. Henry Mi ' From the chundellci win extelidLaulin, Jr., Clirl'a ,Slate Cliniiniiin. ‘ d « lutge white autin bow Inwill praianl an Inteieating* tun-1?*■'•d'vd with "Mary ami Hub”. *' 1 1 — , White •trcaniei* fell from the how uinl were caught with mnnlt um* hiellua attache,! to Coca Coin l*>ilie. iilncetl in a circle oil the table. Dining the evening ttume* were lituyeil with u prite being won by Mia* tiluilv* Well*. TI iom* Invite,! * ■ * ■ *1 vc rat, It Uit •liter.* 4 I it | i. .Ul Jr llomer A. Price. .Mr*. II. K, Chapiiiiiii anil the Ml Me. Hmnlrn Price, Peggy Pippin, Shirley Moreland. I.illiiin Sluruii. France. LcFlla, Km mu Jean Mellivln. I.onl.e l.iiml* ■nil.I, Murgnrel Partin. Nancy Jean Appleby, Anna Corley, Cherry Singletary, Kathleen Hntienek, Jo­ ann William* mnl Martha Chap­ man. ^ tM gram. lug with ti" , I nVi«t' flu* tinpHt Imtil i*un,tl« S'- S S S , * »1H» • i \ \|| w \ A u v ilia r y i> riu * l o r * ' ■< « I'- -k11»"*1 Ii" n Jutlgo and Sir*. Jam** (I. Sharon — ADDED CARTOON - “Skli'it The Limit" SPORT • "Foaled For F*m«" PARAMOUNT NKWH have returned to th e ir home in I ...... iniign Pilin',** Alv Kilim, w. l In* ll o I ’nil n( riiiiiiii.g nf tlie t i in m l I'riv de 11, m - | iluti i m l i' >t Fairfie ld, Conn. I .eiv'ice* w e ie h, |,t ,i„ -* 1 ..... n rf.r/v c; ’ ^ MIGHTY ^JOEYOUNG ____If WOO OB . I | KlddlM Undtr 13 Alwayn Fret Sun. - Mon. ! KITZ Hour", ........ ll"' ...... . Hiip'nu lManw Wed.,.■*.!*, and F iidny ,.t turned ye.terday from point* in H .................. .............. . .............. u, Ft. Slyer*; Roy Kleichei I Gemgitt and South Carolina wiiera I tlnila, tin.; mid Sli an,I Mi they have been vUltlng for the I .McGowan of Zellwnml. i Qf&rt, gkt$ w«m gleam wffhout wiping/ Now 'V , - 1 l mnphcll III I iM.lng Vnn i I, an l.cglon An*ised tienglli ftn ll* I i on tin icm nhi'iul ai j nnclm g of the . "O. mil I,, id 1 lie [ i F D o cto r. in>*( Wednesday AHetnoon Specials FREE! FREE BALOONS! *- v .j ' j i ‘ •, • W i lli t i n It p a . r nf , l.iM ieii* nul,lei? >1.1 ti* i,l A N T BAIT .IJON w id lie y jv e n m u t t F R E E A I ? ........ ii N | > tv if iI F n i i l u f tin* I .i u 'i i i I ’ l i n t Yd. M e 3(J” Ll Shediny Yd. only Se pl M ill, (! between 1*J N u n n unit ti 1’. M GARRETT’S r o i l . 1ST. .mil S A N K O IM ) A V K . | l‘K AVICI. I tor A G A B A K 1)1 NIC S it 11.-, mnl I nHiiul.a I'lnini tin- f'naliimi H|)it lipht Im l''ull! Sin hf I in-in nf lipuiitilul, vivmilHi! Tuwt (iiilm n iitie of r o l m s in N u I iii ' p ’h iiwii liuea! Alt'llllnW .Mn t.S, SjlIlUll'tl t iri un, V A R IE T IE S OF MNOl.KUtW I'A T T E ItN S , I’m ■tailed by m*«l*r Flour Sanding and ( m ini. Brown, B right O ninpu, Hltiu ItAYON FA 1LIJC Fot I'lmrmmg m il-w e u th ttr taahiona ant' Du mnl ot'ciiMiuiiH, t'lioimi, Itnyun Kitllh mnl Im iT'ftti.v to grt'i'l tin, Fullinto W m ler M‘amm in gowna that are aui*' to fati'h the cyt, 1 In an a rruy of lovely Fall nlmdea . . . 42” w i t l i , .............. Anphall Tile and pie, H"il At|im, Bitipit, 42" will, . . . . SI inlet n Fluura lit- W W. tat. . ■ c M i MODERN FLOOR SURFACING CO. . 2- . HM jm SATiHVACriON GUARANTEED t ^.**. v .13 H IG H W A Y am POKAKHAHTIKHL KITCHKN HAYON CKKPE naw Oreap, Blue, W ith a ratliam'e of its own tn iimke up into at met tlrtmaaa, afternim n uffalra ami Sum lay fashiona . , In Black, W ine ... . 42’ wlila.......................... t J iv a t o the P O L I O E P ID E M IC E M E R G E N C Y F O L I O , c/o Post Office. m 1 sh o w s H um « r M ii h ii Jim free eailmat**, . i o m i ' i .i . i t ; V,i. Call 147* For ‘ iA . rr.- - i h i :k ni\iii'il tn mnl • i iij ti itit■111ft mol Flnlehlng ... Im l iiil.lilil,. . i .ti SANFORD - O R LA N D O TOUCHTON’S I lor-Ever Flusllc 13.' a " M i l f t .................... .. *1* l*' 7:1*1 A 11:15 I’l'lfi'a mi tlie itltiit e gianl ) ; / v J f/X . . Huhliar Tile v rjw Siltl|{ is ■Mit\ IKS lMUCH IIIK SI Mis of Naturally Curly H alrl/ ----- Al*n------ 1 . '• • n i l tut r \im io N S Frwl NiicMumn M nddr'inr ( nvmff ” ’^ S a l ’eSi ,«i! The Seaet Slerhanlr* ■oak your pot* and pan* with V*l aitfa while you're waahlng the real of the dlihaa. Then gel them alilny •lean with no hard acourlngl Vel remove* greaea faater and more s llllM IN l, /m i mninl't t home ,■l 1Inn -iluv Tt. i n t'c i "ill he illiocled I- M. I I lb ,t h nn min i * l i l p i >imi in ,' i l * . t '■\ in e ia lt e i * o f THY O N E OF 01 HI MANY yog can do tho thing* you’ve never had time for before! Becnuae Vcl anvcH ii]> to half your dlehwuhing time! Ju*t wuah your ttlaliea with tbla great, new hou|i| vhh alula...a Colgate-Palmolive-Pout product, Then rliiao and you’re through I No wiping! Vel leave* no aoap acum or atreaky film to polish uwuy. ■. THSI I - h f i*i*ft| loiift ' I ,4 i wt i'k it i tiim m l (ri* i i mih th r law. Sir. and Mr*. A. II. Reckwith, 1 •h m i ii l'lO|»loVi*l| h i o u ti lll'lo l in | (ionxnle* and *on Roliert, Mi m il U 'r in w o lk 0(1 fl JfcftllpIMHI t lm u l| Jr, Mr*. E. H. M cC a ll, E tlw m d . It | *411111111if f h i i i i U n| (In InihlliiK and Su*nn nil of Sniif"t<i •> Sir*. Grady Duncan and tan and M l* , l.oitin Dn m ie of Slimo, | will Irt’ fi'h'Hftt'il uf ji hlN'l thiio SI Ike and MU* Peggy Duncan r e ­ Mi** Sim v M il chc ll ami Jael Mm VFLcuts dishw ashing j£s* timein half! !\ '•r /fi S \NFORD'S iXNISNOCIM •il:<Hi V AI, l iiiM |iiupi(ini nil! Ikt* n tit*i Minnrot f «Mlttill uml will filii," 1 .1 In memhei* of 111,' local c lm ii h i ' I i i |»f tip i ii th ft m i l I h 1 fip*aitif| a ||'i flif thrmi' ’ 11mi* *1 noli "I <ho I 'h iift uml Hi s S ( M Inti h \ Will il l'll! i 'I f ill * i U lllli I ltl< I'llh lit WKDNKSDAY THKSDAY - >rt .M cinhcrw C ln n ci, ,,i l|" ' ' ............ ..... .. ........ ....... ............................... W I 'R H '. h Mon ' ,1" Sir. and Mr*. S. t> Clm*e uml I " 'it "f town gueat* for I lie wo,I children, Sally ami Svdn, return'•( .'Ohi* Sylvia Jone* an i»l ln**t nlirht In thpir Imiivh* oii I [|w,*n Mi full whii-li look |»liu •• • .Mellanville Avenue uftei »pei,ding ■mnlav in llt'lle Olntie wen M •nine time In .Sheridan, Wvo. •li*- II. II. Slellill and <01 iii,'im. Funnel I atul Dim. M Amliei Cox. Ml** Smile Wdlnntt All n. J . J . Muihpwft of W n y r r u M . <;«. hn.ft Mrrivuil lo upend M»vern. SI l*H filin' itci'xe Whittle, M, tliivu ** with her■ HU’V * ■ilmiichter 1 * m muml m m Ron-ln* m i . i JCfi> . **.*, .. . It.* 1/ -pur . ,ll-.hutfi'n** -. i I I I la r e n re .McKee, Sir. and S it- '• S T A G tH littN C ! <Vnlnil Itiiptisls To Sponsor Uuilio Hour iirVD'fntVa e 'iana!*''?* VVi * Dm ernl Hanford nfler vl.itlng will, «H.i-, ve 'e.d v .n ii nl .g h Cm ,,,, , live. In Wa.hlngton, D. L'. a»'l 1 v l xocelid „ Y ou W ill W a n t T o S e e » . ■■,% 'M y r n * ' 15 ■ ,L W jilk t ’V* Dm, *i <i o.-lni ltd.i II.>, c’.'i ill, now H i } vlile. I'm I*. Fi mice witli liei ,lin„:i:, u w.-ll,*. .......... . i,c ItlMl \talltv tl» III till t k|».*41» VVH ll"*, N 'U mwiilmn Hu* mnval nf hvr ftvi ml i iul.il, tt 114* w*i> 4i* t 11h *micJ b> in! fulhi-i 1u*luvv. tin? Ar .i Khan WlJ j,,, w,„. i I Mh f «4i|f I4#44«|4) m u , Mr. and Sir*. W. I. Com p-1 F iu tal* i.r lorn Venmn will i«i K ie l to learn thirl he w * . culled i | tn I'omiiii’ire, Ga. noil week irt>-j l l l t l l t >UMIIWH■f,M >l * -l in t- i ma Mii F. K Ff!/ \|i* l<»hfi Mi *• (•. S Mi s. K, A * hi»Lhln- \!<> i *)iin\li*v a vUitnr, Mi ft Stim i c \1*- SuiihiifH « Mm , lllUMin M iMuMijoa iiiitl Ml.t. Hi ul lil l Mil ** • ..... lon of flanfonl. sta M lt iiin \ *d »h M 111* wire ami Sir*. M o rla n d 1. pm iM Brown. Th# ho*tv*M-s si’ivi*d nn !iudi‘*»i" 1,1 NOW SHOWING! ^9^ \v* (Jitiinm, Mi, 1loiiv: ta> Steii*ti<itii, Mr*. H. A. Howell. Ji., wa* ho.- Sh- 1 1'. 11»\ (on. Mt *. .1. II Pltll* te»* for the mnntiil, meeting of ihe Phllnihen Cla»* of the Fii*t lip*. Mi, i 'hiyltm Smith. Mr*. Hapti.t Church held Inst Thin*- Em 1 1Kvm,*. Mi- ■le.-c A. ClarkSli* 1 F Xmil, VS4. Mi s. Cliff 11 1. 1 ill tit. J i .. Sir*. Sira. Ho well were Mi* George Able-. Mi It II Fntii i t . .It . Mi- f Iittrlu* Wood, M i* . Jo h n Ki II, nliiiiii M>- Ilm "hi ......... , Mr*. J o h n C u llm n . Deem ■r \ • 1 liw 1, 'Hi Ml1■*. XI c. Stone, hihi«i’i»s Hitd icri,4*li»,iy( M(' • M St im» (|ditM, Mis. Pollowirnr u flitut l.tiftim*Hft ft*4* i tut- I'nllit * Mir* Hoi \ Cidbcitg nioii Kafit’s wph * jthiyi'il wuli *i Mt- ItiiGod | h«\ui. Mi*. VV* A. ni'lit? Lfiiiu wiiii l»> Mm . Biifuid j't'ftsh't, Mi- I. It Sinitts, omi th# l.efre*lir i i '* well *erved liy t Ite Inis1 1 > a- - ' i d In1 Mr a* Ki i«•*«*( l!i *'iIk i -sttii, ,!i to tin* filliitvr r 4»lhl»N. Ml4. T ill nsn\Y ----------------,| m . The Seminole Chapter No. '2 « i > ,i . .1 i oiap t' sn d o f Mr*. Frank l.iuimon letm aed mi | heiving diiiiag tlie allermam of the O. E. S. will merit at th* Sunday II M F llnkei. - J — uftei viidttng with illa ­ Mi*. Fannie Sln.on, Mr*. T. U l T F . J o h l l N O n I U ' | ) O r ( s Mi- I . i1 . Ma.nnlc Hull nt HAH). M< • \ \ l ' toe. Ml* I . K. and fiiend. in Cedui li.tpait. F U li.nii. Mi*, l litiide Herndon, / * . . *, ............. The hoard of tlie Weit Hide tive* Mr*. H. f ! ' I l l \ I' W ( O i l V C I l t I O I 1 Hon I* l II, - II ITorlot Ml*. Mi . Hen Moinoe. i'ment-Tcucher A»*otTiilluii will luwa. J. I) Gallo ,i< i t , * II*., 1illl* t irii.iiuw. Mi*. Nellie Yaugliull, no *-t ill the Kehool ,nt -AH) 1'. M. II I M lle i Mr. amt Sit*. Ned Smith anli.Mi*. \ u g i | .Smith, Mi*. A. K. Mi* l ‘ \\ , I'ui i .loliiiMoi in mi’1 M io loin the A n v il Ini Hal i Mi*» Shirley Smith liuvi i »'i in noil Sim, iiiukei. Sll.* i'.dna Chitted- P“l ti ll It! I hi VI lf I 1411* Ilf I’ i»M'll fi front Ilaytonu lieacii whoie tin ilt'ii. Aii-. hi'iiiii'tli Mi't.i'oiL Mil* Wu.s Aiixiliiu \ nn i ti«- umim.l hoi \ Mill t i s'is *ti tn oil idt^ildi* tit'ii it, i In « *\ t ho■** I’liNihli* *peut the pa*t tinea week*. K. Joni**, All)*. Luniur It. Hull* VI1\\ *«<«Ut**n.luhili t tm iu 'iii i« h ,I 1\\t«m hi' \ *1vih,n MH-nthi'i * iiii' Him ii* i , Alt it. i J. Mimti'i unit M n. in -Minim hitu* 'ii» * ' Tin - und daiik(h* Mr*. Pearl Ron* and S l i . \V. S. Jlllll'l (-tlf|||*t OH. * T*,>‘ ('I'll |:M111141liT Hf’ lililllll itliillll1! u n r ii *' h* ,.f Hit' A m t »ii Dll 1r i - it hn n t . T li o rn to n left today foi l.ukelaud Mi. anil Slit. I'll,union tereived f 1" "aiimml ......... tit .......... Hupid- I t’i’i- n i t M1 11.t SI hit tiled Hi Will to viall Ih eir .Inte r, M l . , II I. Hanford-Orlando Hoad Turn inmiv iieantifiil g i n . from their If'"1 ,l“" ,‘m '' "" " ,l" ' > *M l \ D» J4M1 td s» i ii it lift vi ho hit vi1 Fla. 430 at the Flaahlitf Arrow Haley, for a week. friend*. A hunt ‘J an gnr*ln and Mi 11e 1 -t l*t(i 11' »v VVomt h vi hi* •lolm*on made ii■11 i » poll at 1,|ir<i ' ., 11Hu jo mrd ftti i■i*ft in Mr*. J. C. Hlirgelon and mu. 1M," N* !"«>) gue.l* were .tiling of tin Im ul aaviliai' , *t•I V It 1 j fdlii ! H ,- fit W ill JIM* 1‘llplldu I'M David arrived on Halmdii, limn received dining the nfimnoon. 1io lili 1 i'v it >n uid V ilHilmi > mnilAvalon. N. J. where tin-v vMte.i ___ Id ■I., I ,-i Urn for the rummer innnlli*. II.. I’,," idi'lit Mi1* 1 M Sp, t 1 t 4 f ftlll |> M! IkMiiffi ■t n t i ‘i'1 t h i s m m lift ii If pn.i inmilli. ',, it ,...| l hi* nn • 1It ul.? tint 'Mi1 i luti t s . i v vvioiiiHi who juiui * Mr. and Mi*. Jultu* Ihiigfrltii'i Id - I. turn ji iihini 'Illli wit ft hi'lil .*H ■ »l ' I 4*11ft?»It I4' i -**i - [ ami Ml*. Mai gai el Diagfeldei n> T o m a n Vau g h n am! Kenneth w , , ' 5ng» (•<* 1hi 11ii \ui" I,, . ’ ftIi' »"« viii'irit!-* mot fm m tii t lurnetl ln*t S n tn iilu y flora t l i - l e l l l e i will leave next week la 1 m t SSJ4- \tl 1! ihitiiiy Mt*' i i mip iiuhtifijil si^’Hilly llilil i inond (leni'li where they have l e i m a to tlie I 'a l v e i . i t y nf T e n - ............. \ M. h inVoniii iim*■m Hoi11 r»1 11 - in "pent the pn .l .e v e ia l niiitilh*. ne,*ee in li novville ullei .p e n d in g o e c ltd 1Illl V ii W(ill t I t It,’ ilfhl ot 1III «' • X• - — — — ihe *ninmi'i month* in Hanford I•'11‘’ *alc lit 11 i'-hlln Sli. ami Sir*. G ra d y tTeiaent* will, tlieii lainll le .. !■’■'11< meeting of Moulliie. G a. *peal the pa-i ____ i , i * d at tin i’•*111 In -om ^ j m weekend with Iheli dailghtei unit Fiiiinl* will he iiileie*le,| to,1 lh» iiiit Mm In li ji jn i n imiiM'h JO J SV \ mm •ou-jfi-Uw, Sli. uml Sir*, t hiiil,•» lei'in timi Itohhi Jone* ha* lieenI I' i•*♦* l - I l' --l I’sftfft ftt lit* -tn I,"i I g Meek*. niitned in tlie Honor Roll andJ hiilll Mi'll1 Ml ft, <41**111*4 \s loll*'! . II * J\ —— — • Delin'* l.i.l foi inn *1111111101' »e»- Ah Slu m imm* W il li ! m ot Mi CpI. H. K. SimInnd miiveil on *l„n ai Hlol.on llinvemity In lie- i f*•' Monilnv from Gie e nln m l in vi.it I .mid Hiatt fc tMatlidhWlw" V 'll.- 'I 1 llncan mnl Sir*. M. I. Phillip- in- , host, for the inoiilhl, inciting nf t ’iicle No. 3 of the Fn»t ll.ipti.i Church held vr»tei dm ,,i •I,,. Hagnu home oil ( m l \v 4*11ill* Tin- Ini- i i . meeting w a. coilducted In Mi I St i Huge, clmii Hint , , ", iii,| Smindet* in , bio gi ..f ttie devollonnl. Report* wi , • linn d ft mu various iifficei. ', 1/ tin- bi.l meet­ ing nf tli !\ \| F year. The group i"it *i n*o i lie r,'iiimniug noil aui ul tiie Hell.my in »**ist- 441*0 a - n n i t nkfH. IHHii, li>u| sill Iit! nuU WCr* .{''’"jA ! *1' *' ,? a,' *"* *ened in the dining main. Th* will attend Emory Univei.it, . lullll. wnt (.llVtMl.,, w(l)l „ t.|olh „ , , , , and centered with a llnee tlorad Mr* L r i . , * "I"1 ! While weliding take. The punch Visit ‘' wl,l‘ I,,r" “ n,J relative* In Sanford fr few ,'"* 1 w“" l,ul,k,* I yelhiw ,o-e», nail at. m lungemant day*. |id yellow i In y .iinllieniinii*, glad Dr. D. Brow a wu* rail, ,| t„ loin.e* anil fell) were placed oil Si. Augustine Oil* morning I,, ,,,- I lie inltlet. I lie oilier m om * Were liu ideath of Id* .l*ler, Mr*, l'i K licaiitifull, „ . d,r ,i n ated witli . kei* Of pastel flower, ami greenI'orler, Ilf 4'01l| Inti m t l i e I V, o i l i g . Him otli mji in; VS1i'ii- Miift. It Pi cimium . Mi ft. J. III alley Knlortain Circle Meet At Howell Home L. SI. Doty anive.t -Sunday l o l " r ..... Fla. make plan* for the teopeping „ f ' Sit*. Thmnton n o te a gown uf tha Mayfair Inn on Oct. l |c icm n Inn- with an orchlil cor.aga 1given to hei liy her ha.hami. Her Charles .Marlon ha* left 1<>■ In* only Jewelry wu. an mitnpie gold home in Kiiglewiaal, N. .1 after chum necklace to which » a* at­ ■peiallng .eveial day* in Sunloul. tached a gold pendant ill., I i bed with the ,tale ul her father und Nell Powell left lu*t Finlay to iiiolhci'. gulden wedding miniverie.*uine III* studie* at Knimy I .at v. Dental School In A tlanta. (i« MU* U im , pU.»ided *• Today & Wed. f •«•»*«* * Mrs. Ilairan, rhillipn Huptist Phihithcas Personal s ' vied Ilf the Fllll, WH» hulUUt'll lu»t PAGE THREE -u11 »i—■■■ Mr. ami Mr*. W. 8. Thornton celebrated tht-ii fiUtli we,tiling anT a la p h o n a 148 nlvaraury on Snntlay afternoon | with open hull.,-. Curat* called between the hour* of JUKI mnl 0:00 o'clock at the Thoinlon home at ItlIH We.*t F n . t Stieet. Receiving the gue*t* ill the iloor wit. .Me*. /. It. Ratliff anil they Mr*. H. B. H um an hu» ipliniipit were piivenle,! In the receiving to her home In Sanford iiuiu Sa­ line l»v M>-i I-. I*. Kagan. Recalvlem. O. _______ iriK with Mr. amt Mi*. Thornton .. , ,, ‘ were Sir*. Thornton', two .inter*, Mr. and Mr*. E. L. Hunhi-k have , M„ . 1Vtlll a „ „ Gtant. s . >'/* “[ T « . u wait .m„x, „ 1M| M)>. Loill Urth-y „ f I.likeMr. and Mr*. V. fa. Met Miami , , p. Hunter Carlia Palmar Ray—Society Editor • i D R IV E . $ ] ,0 0 Yui',1 �\ PM On Meat For S ttu n ’i Opener* aort of llnguiatie mlniela la botaf accomplished here. Youag forates students, with little or M b a ^ rroupd In English, are achlering a — f------fci v . ♦---------- •----------------------- ■ M A M O C I A I U : PRESS I Ruren end Soph halfback Jimmy Boutheastern Conference foot-1 Barton Weren’t doing badly. A* a II squids tried a M t of every; 1 whole, the I.8 U squad worked on !!fc ?“* " P»nt formation, protection of the punter and blocking. h f.th a t. • » I The hey* took thing* eaey *t la out for revenge when ha meet* hie victor In the feature ninth taea tonight. An alletar aetup gallop* with theca aeon and each router will be striving for a chance In the Derby elimination races next Saturday and Monday flights. With only tight more racing night* remaining after tonight kennel owners have all their dogs In top form In the hones they may qualify for either the Derby or the Derby Coneotatlon to bo rim on the closing night, Thurailay, September M . The Derby ta the meat Important contest In the entire 00-nlght rece meet and to win the rleh Blake* In Uila rlaaale la tha aim of every dog owner and trainer now ♦*« i>ay tone troek. , F IR S T RACH I f l 4thi Milo' (Lost Half Dally DoeMe) Rad Brick, Joey’* Pride, Liquid rlaah, BIH'e Jane, Alibi Al, Glow Ron, Proud Prince, Roblet.. SRCOND R A C K B/lltho Mile (Last Half Daily Doable) Bill Be, B 'fu l, Bachelor, Sly Ranter, Sea Lord, OB’e Oliva, back* and le pausing la. ’’Gator it etand- 6M Tommy Bli out, cnarlag oev M by An- lotsmacheww«waeepe J* Ed Belem, a likely euccauor to huslin Harry u agifaJlpij Coch­ ran, J. D. Roddam, Butch Avlnger ftfig douhird up by’pending "‘several iKi Detroit M M « « Cleveland 80 57 A M 0 Philadelphia 78 M .888 144 Chicago 85 88 .401 81 St. Louie 40 90 .858 88 Washington 44 08 .881 48 Reaalta Yektarday No game* schedule* N A T IO N A L L E A G U E ream W L Pet GB It. ferule 87 80 ASS Brooklyn 80 88 .888 1 4 Phfladelphla 74 65 .888 14 , Boston 68 71 .488 80 la w , York 67 70 .488 80 ; in - >A!ii !'iiU U i* Ii C H A H rm tH T TO JO H N N Y * M M io tA T t o iu o e m r H A f rr»p *>#*&** coofi*m\ m eouo 00 ilatka Defeated G eorgia To Play Ezzard Charles Comes n Playoff Series Furmanln Opening Back To Georgia By St. Augustine Game On Friday BT. A U G U B T IN E , Sept. 13-l/P) — Bt. Augustine spotted Palatka thr*a runs >n tho opening Inning h*rr* last night and then slammed Out a 10 to 8 decision over the Aseleaa In tho opening game of the final Florida State Losguo playoff series which drew a paid crowd of 8,010 fona. Stan Karplnakl, star St. AugusRnrhurler, who will Join the Chic*8 t Cubs after tho aeries Is ovar, failed to survive the first inning. If* wilkad three, gave up an Insafety, hit batsman and rtgldad three tuna before an Axa- P im m retired. Jim B#na* ramo In ••d hurled creditable ball the reel the way to receive credit for C Held a came'to Iffo ;in ' the fouptn With doublaa by lienee end Fete Gaaper and tingles by Gaorfe ; Flchen and Rati Pennington sparkIhg a six-run attat'k tiff 'Salty I- Burns. St. Augustine bolted Burns f*r .four mare runs on five hits In the next two Innings. It was a sloppy contest with errors belnf Committed , second series Contest Is elated for Palatka tonight. Palatka AH H PO A 4 0 R It 8 3 8 1 4 0. R 1 R 1 1 0 ATIIKNH, Ga. Hoot. 13— (/!*)— Georgia lias whipped Furman lb limes by scores ranging from 701 to 18-7 but Coach Wally Hulls will appreciate any aort of victory Friday In tho Southeastern Con­ ference's first 1040 game. Georgia, of course, Is the fa­ vorite but the Ilulldogs can't for­ got other years when they weru big favorites— tirliirliislly 1047. That year the little Purple Hur­ ricane from Greenville, 8 . (!,, had Georgia down and oul until Just about the last possible minute, Tho Ilulldogs finally got them­ selves together and won, 13- 7, end they've been Beared of Furman over elnee. Other ganum In the writ* which dates beck to 18D;i which eMpet went Furmen'e way wsrei 18*0 — Georgia 7, Furman 0 | 1088— GearGeorgia 7, Furman 0 | 1OT8— gin 7, Furman 0 | 1034— Georgia 7, Furman 8 and the 1047 near Geor­ gia disaster. Twice the Hurricane has whip­ ped Ink Hultdogs: 14-7 In 1038 and 301) In loan, Wnlly Uutts' first defeat at Georgia. Georgia hns the largest team In tho Southeastern Conference wait­ ing for Kurman. Every man In the lino la big. Ilamp Tanner la * good example. Tackle Tinner weighs 840 pounds. Tha big Men In the backftaMja Mai Cook of Drarut, Maaa.> 890pounds and a sophomore. Butts says ha will play Cook moat of tho game to give the giant experience. Furman's sophomore M 1Hon (Sonny) llortnn. on# of 1847* most hunted high school playora, will moat Georgia In hla first var­ sity gama. He's a 188-pound fulltrack from Ortanwood, 8 . O. Red Smith, Furman coach, say* , up as tha Httrrlssrto’a bef lttW fld 81 11 87 14 gainer ssM'tbe biggie* t h e M j n ^ FAH A A/M ’ / INTERNATIONAL SPOUTS IN BRIEF Flowers Play Big By ASSOCIATED PRESS s GOLF !? » # % B B W P Choke ( 19.40), owned and tralnad by Carl Hanford and ridden by by a committee of (trld Has to become (he alt* m sma ama with i place to it F, This hrol by Ed MUIt IDBVJLL*. , former •w. died at H V " -., i MOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE W L Pet 88 88 .888 .81 88 .844 81 71 .188 71 78 .817 78 78 .480 ream Incon ■ lavannah Iteenvill* ’.olumbu* takaonvllle Augusta 5- 10, Columbia 0*8. Columhua 8, Jackaonvllle 8. Macon 8, Savannah 8. Florida International Laagao (flhaughncsaey playoff final*) Havana at Tampa, ppd. rain (xarles opener) WALL PAPER PAINTS ______ TALBOTTS SaaferO Sts. I ■ h»!l 2t fame, b-Bum< , 80 Ksrptt- r —J 1 8 -b P )- BUr, right-handed Jim Atchely, wha can make a baseball do any“ l«g ancept talk, baeama Macon’s second go-game winner lest night when ho pitched the champion Peaches to an 8*8 victory over the Savannah Indiana. Alchlty, who ha* loet only seven this year, Joins Robert Splror of Macon and John Paashols of Co­ lumbus In the aelect ranks of South Atlantic League 30-game victors. board of education". PahTtTr* *snd"T'ap*rhaag#ra S loemaka, , Gasper, irton to -Palatka •»TUP MACON W INS n .? AS °K ’t° B7 W f* LEAGUE -D R IV E-IN — NSW YOKk - limr , . Urt. veraitg. at New Brunswick, N. J. RBI—Me W'P f o t A l F O R M -B O T T O M ARDMORE, pa., — Defending Champion Grace l,t*i c«yk wae up­ set in the first round »f tho wo­ men's nktlpnsl amstupr tourna­ ment hy Mrs. Jonnne Bnrr Traey of Dallas, Tex., 1-up on the 18th hole. W lllTF, lllTF , PLAINS, N. Y .-F ra n k Turneaa, BL of tho famous golfing brother*, died afted M u g hospi­ tal Isrd alncr Anrll TEN NIS LOB A N O E L EH -National ebsmnlon Penchn (lotisalei reach­ ed the ouartsr-flnals of the Paci­ fic sAuthwest loumnment after a hard match with Arnold Saul of PUp iu f stombauih Ja’^ e r f W i # t the University of Southern Cali­ graduate work and hla MnM again fornia, > 7, 0-f. . RACING may bo Furman’s flist Tina o fd e N l V Y O R K - Sky Miracle fens*. ' , Ed Jaaoneka la in u fliw w S N ( 84.80) captured the Little Neck Furman runnar who, m W hVW hl Handicap at Amiedurt, with Plb- ■for Barskl on fleldar'a UeorgW ■ Bln* 0 tm m W PAPOH T A U IN * f# U T A 'ftjTM * B O T T O M V W H __W tlfH g&JBt , , a .422 27V* Paam W L Pet GB Buffalo (Ht 64 ,584 Rochester 88 67 .888 4 Montreal 84 70 .846 6 faraay City 88 71 .880 7 roronto 80 78 .886 0 Syracuse 78 80 ,477 164 Baltimore 08 01 .400 37 Newark 88 08 .888 844 Reaalta Taaterday Montreal _ 5, Jersey City 1 playoff to decide third piece). (Only gama scheduled). tA o c M i* ifM : ; L tN i__________________ _ Three L E U back* got batter re- ' year’s single-wing for his version die. Quartbrbaek. \ Ken Kona of the " T ", aaye Jamie has edged »t#d tha pigskin farther down- out Hill Wade, no relation, h r tha •Id, but fullback , Elbert Van post. »•* 77 Cincinnati M 61 .408 81 :hlcago 84 88 .a ll 14 Reaalta Yaatarday No gamea echeduled. �tUBflDAY SBPTBMBKR la, 1949 TTTf SANTORlJ the old Home town W edbeyerete plant. A u 1 on<* n. S A N FO R D F L O R ID A BySTANLEY PAGE F !V » {Notice Legal Notice ftO T IC M T O t l'l'llt ll T O l M11 m 1» l.lll lu n Mryxut. iv I ih a i * p ln ce lit rn v U Irn rii nm l m irin'** I* huh - P^mYEAWLy /ai i h ' ho r m h ' t o * DEOOHPl AINIm' 'BOUT T H 'H E A T -1 JU ST S P E N T TH'MIGHT /N A BOX STALL WITH A SICK COW AND A MEW CALF AND Y ff DlDMY HAVE ANY ELECTRIC j V FANS - W H E W / g m ± Dr. Henry Mel>aulln Oplnnietrint unknown T o i l » r o h -r .li y nntiricii Him 11 anil Ini'* tii'i'ii I nut It titl'd in ttii. i ' l r 1 lilt t'linrl nf Ihii Vlnth Jm lh ln l I 'Irelilt i'( Klnrlria. Niiiiinnlr ('nunIT , In (' IntiK .ry , nnit.ir Ltn- m l., of I! T , llrviinr V*. M h ii i If l.llllmi llrynnt, Hint lt.it Itio rrll.'f miniitit ip an iilipidntr iI m t i ' h i i | d lm ti Yon art' thrrefori' usinlrad In nppenr In polil rnit*,. In iier»i>n or liy a l l n r i n i , at iTi*■ nirn-p nt i n . Clark of ilia m id Court, at tlio Court l l i m w at Hanford, Hpiulriiil* C t m i l y . Klorhlu, on ti1a. j ; n , day ill Hoptidntirr, tS If and itinl In da fault tlmranf, a I ' o ' i r . pro Confoam it III Iib pn lrrr d mol ilia mild raiiap proi-aatl i-ipartiW IT N C H H m y liatid and n f l l . l a l ■ a a l m H anford, I li.ild a on H ill I lia X u ili d a y of A iiiih . i , A | i , IHf, it I'. II C ll.V In IN C 1.C I I K , C I U C C I T C ii C U T I ' l d l IN Id 1: 1 tU 'N T V K l.lilllf t A l l l P F I C I A I . H i: A I 1 I m C H n n i . i t m i in .a im m a t c h A T T I i IIN C Y H P it li I ' l. 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IIS r h iln t ir r e v» ham m cl 1 u in l M iff f t III A 1 I * U M lH iiN r i til, tiefothinn(e» 114 SANFOKI) AVENUE fifes t* S I N C E D O C P I L L S B U R Y E X P A N D E D H IS P R A C T IC E M E G E T S A R O U N D M IG H T S Stanley-Rogerg Hardware Ca__ # tfu Use: HKRALD Went Ads Fw RmRi \P * Id— iitixinfm OppnrtunlllcH ;|— Itvul EN tn lv F o r Sul*— 3 1 havo 8 tlunicn In City llitdrr 1 4 ,0 0 0 . O no Clou* I n [ tin* O llie r Well Out. JO H N W. H. MOOHE, Renllnr Highway Beer-Lunch lluvlnc**. Wilh Mving tJunrtrm-Well Ei|utped-t:i,5(Hi. • 8a* John W. I). Mourn Hood 1! Bedroom Concrnto Home. Price of fA.UBO. Include* Vene­ tian Blind*, Burs, Space Heater. Kitchen RanRt. H/W Heater- PHONE 148 12— THE SANFORD HERALD S p c d u l H trvlcea — I N E W I T . C O l i r jt ir f a r e d to p r ife . lio n . OI< flo o r* made lik e new V in le h liiR , r lo a n ln R A w m h i i i , I ’t iiliih lu p o w e r p la n t , ill! y ir . m p e r le n c o In S e m ln o tn O o u m y, ll. M. H le a M in , t.a h n Mnry EUR FARMS, homei, bu*ineui property ami acrcaR*. aeo your E. A. Strout Realty Agency Orle R, Mnthleux, Halomnn 1107 E. Secund tPreet or ffcuna a •f KiiihII UnahioriB fur ahtu In down­ town Snnfor.lj it million uminrtunily for Hinhltlmm liitllvltliinl with aiiiiii’ lluaino.ia IrnlnlttR. VViilK Ihii H r/n Hniifnril Hrrnlit. M A N 11V A ( IT II It K It’H 11KN t Vr HKNTAT1VKH: Of your attx:k nml iiaaiinin titlo to ..... I* nn|l hnvo fitolilt lint for acttliiR up wliiiltMiilpra illnt rUntlnrit anti iloulcrtt, htiro'ii your o|inortunity to rnah In on a nntionally ndverliitvil prtHJurt. Solid foundation of nreeptanro built amnnR roni>trurlli||i and niulntenanco mon. Act now for blft yaar-tound pro. fitwl Write for tiotailn Dopt. M I47L' K. Walnut St. I’niadona I. \n MsM *! i’1.1kf * I »f lee .« * 1 .11 THIN THAT XVAST R SI»ACR INTO LOVIOLY, LIVAIlLR UOOMS A ll t‘iii|il,v u l I Ic, 11 |n>r«’It nr uaniKc rim lu< Iiirnecl Into an c x ln i nmin nr cvi'ii an n|mrtmrnt runilv nml faux* miil.divi ly vvilli llip Ip'lji nf uiir r i ’)iiti>\, S tin t m rk or U|)hiiii \\allltnnril & Tili'tiim n l, I’m*' id' Oak I't'iuriiiK mill I Mi I 'not Paint. W e’ll )ir]|i yni| jtlan the jnh atltl MU|iplj iinalitv iirniluil.i Unit nivc tiiwt re-tulln fur thu Itia.il dtiiniiiit nt m ourn, O ve r halt' 11 m i ln r y nf lnii|tliit|f 0X|H!i‘i-iirp in at yim r dt'rvk't*. J u « t u.sk, Nn uhtii'iillon. ::m IT IN y\ i r r i l K l i o llM R It H M h m i i ti I ► »itrilnr he |Mihl|e lie*) niivv " v v .il, r-.t fo u r t'nnweilUlM'n h e e h t 1 efnre tin* re tu rn lin t Mtuteil In 1 M|I*’ 1M>|ei ntlil tinlire. Ill tlir HoIt- j < Hi Ih i •hi it new M|mh«r |tmli|Inli ■ ■' Hi * 1M NetnltndM tS h iltly Mint 2 IR Went Third Slrert r p j ANO THB TCNStON ( 01 THRCC /NN/NOS LATCH. /t re a m ac A t ox a a x combs * TO THB PLATS Ml THB TOOATM INHINO WITH A CHAHCB TO C TIB THB BAMBINO'S TWCNTY- TWO i L YBAAOLD 9 HOME-AUN L ABCOAOT un •vn , i TUB OZARK KID RGALLY ta g o c d THIS ONE / i A SCNSATHMAL CATCH , a q a in s t t h c a /o n t r / e i o v WALL, CANS.,, JU S T /HCHCS SNOHT O f MAKING OASCOALL . f n /s t o A y : i y T a n d h i s b if it -a " . . r / N -N 0 X.T TIM R y ' V ^ i H A T D A T fJO a W ) W b L V m a y oc his ^Asr m bm SM c/tANct! A L T E R A T IO N S and Hre** Muk lo g . I m i l l W . U t . H it e e l. ft mom.___ _______ Bedroom Home and 8 Room Cottage. A Acre* of ground. Tampa, Fla. Will Sell or trade. Phone Jim Field*, 16711 ur evenIng at 4.78•M._________ SPEC)AH— 11000.00 caih buy* a ONE (I-A x .TJ and O H x 34 door*, lined oi rough ahcetlng board a. 4 room fumlahed cottage, nutr>0 rummiin Fence Poit. Rev. % ilde city limlti, modern and M. Henkle, Kt. No. 3, Box 811, worth the money. A GOOD B U Y — 6 room furnUhed eieney apartment*, Ideally aultad houie, modern, large lot on for Individual or buslneaa couple, pavad itreet, d o it to cchool*. Pahrt Cm Kf flff " p ih ritons T n 0. " 5 M °“ ^ ^ outaldo city llmlta, aoma fruit. | SE n K a BIK fllaaa A P u Dow. h a . am 83.760.00 0. I, Financed, will '■ tV .lli W tnX •darn fumlahed apart soil equity, now rented fur Alto afflclency apai Downtown office atore. 1 Highest c a ih price p a id f o r used Apartments, 808 N. Park, furniture Ted D a v is Furniture Cn. 311 E. let. Ph 9BA. OR LAND O Morning Sentim l. <*rUndo Evening Star. Call ((ulpli , Kay. NQI-J. C A L L 617 for DaUery, (!eiiftrn’"r and Btar.er aervlct. Swain’* Battery Bervke. 801 W. l i f t B y F ra n H trlher V-F WANT YOU AUVE FOR JAW CARSON IUR G€E. 'THAT’S WHV I SiTor ■ Z, --------------xW-LTlAI WUflD VUIU >►<71 COME FROM TRAIL AHEAP/) LAW NM OW ERH •h*rpenril, ><i , cycle* repelled, lock end k>y work. No waiting— wotk •{»*>•ntead. H. W. Shuman, Ml'* Ea*t 4th. St., Senfurd, I I*. (Formerly with William* FI«H W ANTED A N C O I T O N RAGS HANFORD HBRALl) rontage about 18 year*, buy at ttw price, term*, [or meat borne. [B— Beat 600 acre tied S EC R ETA R Y — T y Jt I n g, Itral Florliln, aome lmi half mlla on paved ru*d. i phew you this. hand and general office rail Reply Riving ageF experl ami referencee. Boa C— Bat -8-10-80 and 40 acre Herald. titled and raady for crop inlmprovod 10 aara tract*. COLORED Wuinau. WORK WAJ4TKO partially fui PRACTICAL NURSE and screened po 5flaa£, Bull Doaar and Drag-Llim Work; Wa Npeclaiita In paature wmk and graaa planting— Ed Davi*. Phone 1066-W. IF l f S Pipe, pipe fit tmi!' 01 valvaa you need, ice A. D. Ro»lar. French and Comimrrinl G U A k A N t iE b Radio Rcpwlrliu.*. Free F k k Up and delivery Km- vice. Phone 8D9-M, Radio ihep. ifiafctirwwir~v plM— II1 18*1■ l M AAndeysa#. In* loata. H e a a l f l T h EiC o w n IN A PU IN UTB................. DI5 GUI9 BP' RUT T M O N OmBMSXAOOBt W ILL CBCOONIZB O U « H O G M t l ww P A A O T M G R S W O N ’T --------- -Tft£.\M SECO uN CS tr THEY DON'T EVEN LOO Vi LINS MO<300 fr2rVbMfe?jf Kifkler« ARB You btithercd el Imine with nutn,, wnlder*, ntarhiw, moth* and other Ineect*. If *o, Phone 807-J. Each Fog Job guarnnteed for 80 Anya. Swank’* Fog Her- Fraa aatlmaUe o » #la B y Wult Disney Vlt lIM'a flold Rim fltaMM lirkectldh. Finder plaaw II. Reward. POCJOAOLV Y t*rn.t.THVr« s o ti ut uccuitr \fKACB OP FUAr I'M crACTveO / ro u c o m i n Q in tJUKAKFAUT^ 11 BIMPLY N8.VKB LAMS ANY MM3 r axciriNG/.— <£, �PAGE SIX Glenny Brann is Back In S c h o o l After Losing Legs Judge TelU How It Feels To Have To Select T h e Most Beautiful Woman, — By 1IA L B O Y L K N E W YORK, Rapt. 18— UP)— Thirty lovely woman looked at me over the weekend with pro­ vocative eye*. And they all wanted me to tay— "yes, you're tha one/' ^>P. one after the other they fff if Z t t u m.T I r^ia And I "had* ta°*>v « ‘ " ’ ll V on *‘i *?h “ /* J*®' .n.°\ y ,1 ' " of lh•, , beautiful “ And youT" I Hiked another Judge. , “.Strictly leg*," hu raid "I’ve heen u leg man for yeara." I A h nnotlier judge seemed to lie «f>ncenTraiing m, bosoms and Measly auggealed 1 find a »pvclklty of my own, I began scoring otl ,efth h„)r „n,| n0»trlli. It should hav. bean . . . y lo do ifL lL M I a spotlight. I*m voting for the one* didn’t wear dips." he said. d| £ ‘ M,!m 10 b# mUC,‘ ;;; j ? .... - - It°hauSlarn* Bu‘ *h#t °n,y m,de "Hare. you',, not judging1 What a' .pot to be int f t ! ' '! " y,,u’,r “ hora,,n*kl,"‘ No, this Isn’t a nightmare. I J \ L ' own wi/e France, gave a irfirmih. mJ/'u s s r 1A; ' ; ; ir>' Park* “ >• J *r- h , .... ......... -Ttm i a -t .. y„u, T U ^ r hr n X r T w T ' r t ' l 1" My ** f jT J .it * r J? « » “ " « " k .>v« boy.- wasn't to pick the l* »« help Judg. the all! a In « 111 f h i h l . f f i f m G ? , moat ' »iniii(ir!i|W iw'd** home- . awn baby dresses, " nd I’veaerveil fruila and v.gel »blea. Four jar* of pickles, car*nd I(eaches later our vei- On , the face of it thla ta.k JfcVdl.WinM. h a w t a l t ^ h tnT “ oal a n « d l . iV ' V,,r w ly T ) d hayataek any- .vln,omV brunette was the sudi- f t . / " . v o S T h i other ,,Uo v<'»**'* her the moit rot,genial „ lr, th> t.onUlt. i!ut didn't r a / n t i ' ,'r.V IhM V l!IChlng f°a ?o»es * tree that ala* sprouted • lU , thirty lovelies paraded pan, first in evening gowns, tham In i bathing suits, the task ol the judges was to weed the ronleslants down to twelve, next to six and finally to ana; bark and forli tlisy swiahsd. A judge next to ma was working furiously st hie chart, “How era you judging theinT" I asked. He looked at a girl In " * » « • *«■» «» Califnrnla, who got about 1*1,1)00 in prises— If you Inrlude s yeur’i rupply of pretzel* sod diapers i.ixl a ftiOU arholarship to the Umpire Slate achool of Optics n Brooklyn. Later the husband of one of tha losing randldutr* was asked why he had encouraged his wife to try to become Mrs Amrrlra. “ If she won,” he sslil siolly, “I figtued l roujd i|ult work. evening drees silhouetted against Currendi'H Uinited S U* Tax f AMID AVIAIIIX Jncquellno Cochran, wlio owned the f-31 Mustang In which Wllllum P. (UiU) Odom, 30, plunged to hie death, weeps hysterlcully •« >he Is led to the scene of the accident. In Cleveland. Tha Mar was computing In the Ttmiiipsun Trophy Race ofthe National Air R * t« (International Soundpholo) when his plane crashed into a house. A ^ W A S H IN G T B H MARCH,OF,EVENTS; V V. ' • ** > Mild Rebuke ot Ullenthal Ixpected In Atomic Report | Foresee CommlHaa Criticism Of ARC Spending' Fellcles] Spec/sf to C tntr»l Pitta'* AS H IN G TO N — The Joint congreasional committee' on'etomlo* energy la expected to turn In a mildly critical report on David X. LUIenthaTa handling of tha nation's far-flung atomic w o cn m J Tha report la unlikely to lend support to tha •‘tncredibU mtefnan-j agement'‘_ cha>fe hurled at Ullenthal by Senator Bourka Hlckeu-1 louper (R ), Iowa. Uut neither will It give LUJau-' that a completely clean slate. * 1 The committee staff Is known to have made* several starts on u report which would b* wholly, favorubl* to Ullrnthal. Howevtr, this move Im­ h n mediately ran Into opposition from committee (('■allSMsd e*rnM *>aa* Oael I (t'eattasea members, Including at least one Democrat the magnitude Indicated x x x 1*1«an keep it riff the calendar, One member lias remarked privately that tha necessary In expand exjinile, It 1 Neatly all the Idenllfli'i! iiicnt committee "won't at aml for any attempt to white-, would in many cases seem pus her* of I liar nnlitax economy bloc wash" l-llleulhul’s stewardship of the Atomic slbl* only tin migh an adjustment voted mkhIiiM hi* motion. Ib>« Energy Commission. ol the exchango rnlo." ever, one of the loader*- Hep. ltdThe alatr wuh ordered to work on a new draft' The deficit eolinlrlea. it w«* tie- hum of Heinlimle— cu*t Iris vole of the report, emphasising criticism of th* ABC's claiert, "raiuint afford to forego with Hlmp*on lifter declaring he spending policies In at least such phases as town Sliv stillnble lush lime 111, Im'lud- o|ipo*nd the whole pmgimii hut management and construction contracts.' Ing any necessary exchange ad wanted to hustle the lustier along • • • • Jiixtmcut, iliul .mild expaml then to a final test. Washington j dollar exmiils." • HKCKGT E TH fU R T— Among tha State da-1 He sslil he was tiled of "delay- > partrnent’s carefully guarded secrets is thr book of diplomatic] Atid. In an apparent refeience to the pi nloligeil off ol l* of Hi I Ing lacllrs" which he hail been; etlrpiet Issued to qualllled newcomers In the furrlgu service. tain and some nthor nnuitrles to going along with himself. Every page la marked "restricted" and only persons who have; During tile i ether colorless ami balance been carefully checked for loyalty and aworn Into ofllca are par1 1 - .. tied* account* by "uus nniiinleM.lv cool .lebst.. heen Urltv" piograms and Import 1 *■ 11,.. n l . u 001 * 1 ' ml tl ed lo see the tome StrieHnns, Hie re|Kirt warned: ■tohl Rep. Hiiuuners of l.lbeny Hie I Noma observer* rrgmd the "restriction" as strange,>, atnea since the] th*' “It may b* prsferabla for a ' f]«ures he ha* Iridlralr the unbaaaadcr.j book deal* wtth such matters ua how to address an am limited sales lux would only miss country to change nn unsiuialdc of protocol* sxrhange late through th* uiach- the 157,000,000 needed In cover n who rank* whom ut a dinner parly and similar nlcatlss *“ •* < However, Htste depnrliutnt security ofllclalx explain that d «»«-! lp ^ j KMiernt fund deficit. thail In subject Its economy to Hu> When Hummers llirii declared macy Is a very, very serluus matter and no chance can ba taken inery of fund consultation t mi her risks of serious donation and un­ then- would bo a deficit If Ihu allowing thr book to full Into tha hands of Irreverent columnists] . employment or to impose restric­ cigarette taxes were given to r il­ who might poke /un ut Uncle Ham’s rules of etlquet. tion* Hist kei |i linooris so low ** ls*. Hluipxou said Hie House, might These ofllclals point out that a similar book Issued by the British] to endanger Its well-being and ef­ waul tu deride to cut sum* of the forctgn olllco got Into the hand* of "unauthorised" parsons several! ficiency " • exemption* provided In the limited months ago, nml us a result Urltlsh diplomats suffered no and of Th* repmt struck thla note of sales tax measure. ribbing. urgency: "The tusk ol increasing As Introduced, the hill exempt* * * ‘ * . -v dollsi exports mount he delayed In groceries, medicine, clothing pur- • u v r . TO REGRET In the future, Henat* leaders Will think the liope that It ran be ipilekly chase up to yin, and u wlilu rang* twice before permitting two cnmudUrrs to Join forces III consider*' Completed by tome estiuordlnary of other Hem*. thin of iiiujoi legislation The procedure ha* been trlsd on President! effort at ib» eleventh hum." tli'li. Hryani of Mutlon, who op-1 Truman's one blllliui. t.Mi million duller Arma-I'ur-I'rlenda bill In a slmllai icport to It* gover- nosed Hie move to pull the city- ’ and It hasn’t worked uut so well. nuis, the WoiId Itsnk einpliasiied aid cigarette tax from committee I It There urs 38 nwmbei* on the combined Senate foreign r*lallone Its own Inability in “provide Hie and said hu would vote against It and armed service* comm nice* handling the arm* bill and each on* answer to all m oven a maiin on the floor, Intrudiired his own pert of Hie wop hi'* financial Ills" cigarette tax bill. It would pro­ of them has a good Ui-ul to say. That Is one of the reasons action on Ur* bill was marked by u slow-down, Also, the more committee­ fbrough Its lending powers, vide tliu same jiunny-n-package in* "It Is heyuiut both the purpose dense, but give the extra money men, the more dungir of tril lion. The combined members appointed and power o, tin- haul., ox lo the stall, gcnciul fund and none a subcommittee ot four to draw up u compromise on the European’ k, toi t phase of the nil lit my pmg ram. The four reached an agreement gnipls, to emu tlm ’dollar short­ to the cities. age1,'’ iatd the irport preienlcd within an hour but when they reported the next day to Bra fullj Hup. I’atton of Franklin failed by til* bank's Amur Iran prctiilenl, commute*, the coiiipiomlsera themselves had fallen out. to gut Ills bill lu pul the slate Eugeni R. illsck. In the wholcsule liquor business • DULLER1 IIAT IN RING— Polltkal exports are certain that tha1 WAHH1NGT0N, 8*pl. IS -t/ it withdrawn from the Committee* announcement of former Governor Herbert 11. Lehman of N tw York] i " "„» a p s i s - , * » i » - ! • " that he will ixn tor Ihu Senate this autumn will cause freshman! ■enator John Foster Dulles (It). New York, to oppose him. j K Y S 5 that foo great an expansion nf t,__ u______ - — u l . u ... In Hie Henals Henator Hhaldon1 Th* expert* say that Dulles has begun lo Ilka tha Sanata, deaplta ivy Dnntd1 1nr *r# *•'uv«t'y' III b'l*SOInf *oir•"conn oH ievy hi* eomparallvsly minor role »■ Junior senator from th* Bmptftj lliipVUlill IllUfaiy toun -1|of ^ (1| ^niniiluceVr'a'bill u antl iM Bj| fltAtG' i Ih fhau -w “ On Inn top t\t of II this, they tuilsil point mil out lhal that fl/vU Qov. a tax of 60 cents a ton on all tries I ...........I . _ * _ . . I , |_ L < | ...| J . ,'tdiosnhata mined In Florida. A Tom Dewey, Dulles'friend, and the New York Btat* W W A K E F IE L D Mas*., Sapt 18— IA1)— Glenny Brann I* back In school for the lirnt time in twW and iitic-half yeara. “Cae", be says, “l l ’a swell.' filennya story la one of courage. The Ll-ycai-old hoy lost both leg* nftcr being burned at tha atiiko by playmate* while playing “cowboys slid Indians.’ ISIrnnv was an "Indian." Young I playmates tied him to a stake as I u prank and set fire to his clothI ing. He suffered almost fatal I burns. Doctori weie forced to amputate both legs above t l£ knees. w After five months in Malden Hospital— much of th* time hover­ ing between life and death— GltnnV was moved to Bluineis’ hospi­ tal In Springfield wheie he WAS fitted with artificial legs. ■OUNO-THI-WONtO flier Bill Odom Hut, he never gave up and isn t It itiuwn with his trophy after win* giving up now. “ 1 feel more like a normal per­ ulna the Sohio Trophy Race at tha son," lie said on repotttug for National A ir Racaa in Ciavaland, a I classes at Wanetlcul niki, •Jim.l lew u«>* Oaiuia n-aUins to tut where he la a freshman. m ^ , ^ - W^ o X a o n Tronh* iW U e W C Y RIK1N workers quench tha flame* altar Bill Odom’s plana, A ml (ilenn1’ wants to l « trsatar £*■” ? ,I!!!L V . J . out of control, plunged Into the building. Tha veteran pUot, flying in th* Right off th* bat, ha made that "•"* . J m J M ^ .u f tln . a ThomP*>« Trophy Raca at tha Cleveland National Alr R.CM. was killed tlm.- wny. house, exploding and *” clear when he was excused from M n *sUrllng^ »u iia «iiia hi the crash, together with Mr*. Jaanna Laird. Har ll-monthi-old son, fierce blase. (iriiernai i ) Craig, died later of his MVtre burns. i(Jnl f » *erne * « .(tonal i i » « i Soundphatol gym due to hit disability. With his two artificial Isgt and a cane, filennv hurried down to the HF.LOHADE, Yugoslavia, Bept. principal's offlcs. 18— l>F)— Yugoslavia dared Russia He emerged beaming! today to take herr comm complaints ‘They're going ■ to let *x ma cL taka_it. __ ,h' * 7 in,r , y " ,h« l,nl,ed#. t h ; ■ ? ;» ’ r.;'cirer'* iid ih.Va \ r t Celery City Lodge No. 841 prat , hli TTito* l. *' top-rank*. ''' 'I1 '"* iln• •xircit«» t** I could IPremise rfinifi Marshal mi, and taka do. ihoUI ' "W iled two radios to the colored rig spokesman, said In an articlo wleh (lie baskatball and tumbllnf ward ot the County Infirmary, It In the official newspaper, Uurba: on th* mattrass if I tak* my isgs wa- itunuunred today. The lodge HY HF.YMOt’H TOPPING "Yugoslavia will have nothing off." completed the project with the N A N K IN G , China — O il— Lit­ lo lose." Most of his clssset sra on ths help of Jerry Walker, a lodge erature In Communist China hence­ -------------------------------------'first floor— but the science classes member. forth I* to lie closely Identified The bulge's next project la lo with politics. PH IEST8 SEIZED He couldn't be persuaded to give collect a supply of magaslnea and Th* romanticism and “art for PR AGUE, Ctschoslovaka, flspt. in> the subject: nit's sake" which churnrctcrlxed U — op,— Church and diplomatic "I ilk* It too much." rV".Tr b°°k? ' ht Me!, ln.m,1‘” Chinese llteiatura for centuries sources „ . , said tonight Rht 16 Roman i Gleiinv has permission to arrive ,r< „ rk*f *1*® .,ryl.n* Catholic priests have baan ar- a little latsr than the other pupils « renl !’ f*l"* ,nun',y. to '*uy »uhscrlp- purpose of furthering fu the Com­ reslatl In th# past two weeks in [ to avoid being Jostled in the cor* ,,0"» ,or keep a con a government move to smash a ; rldors. m iinonns supply coming in munist >ovolutlon. V This Is the tenet of the All- secret church network of com-; Kvan thla worrlee him. The County Infirmary is situ! iited liehind the County Home on China Writers and Aillt'.i Con­ ^mirations linking priests and' “ [ hops," save Glenny, “ th* teachers know why I'm late." Ihops. ti rence recently held In Telping. (lie Urtamlu Highway. "Thera 1* t,o doifbt about it," More than WIO revolutionary PVT. Illl.l. IN JA P A N wiiteis, poets, dramath.ts, actor* oua Infonnutit said. “ That's why I W ITH T H E E IG H TH ARM Y |and olhcis attendee I IN YOKOHAM A Japan, Sept. I3, Hnundlng the kcynole of the • UasasstS r*s« Oael >fr. Willie T Hill, son of James C O M M U N IST T R IA L ' tnnfei encc Kuo Mo Jo, well known Mlppoit pi ici- I* oiily 36 cents * i witter, declared: N EW YORK, Sapt. LI— (/lh— Hill Sanford, Fla., Is now serving ilomi." “ What I* our liMorl mfsahmT The defense In the Communist a* a stevedore with the blDh [t •* In combine Hie strong wea- tonsnlracv trial tmlay asked ills Tinn*,ioitaiion Port Company, jurur Jspan’s vi surpluses of fat*n.tfi.. and non* .... w r |ter* and of ,ii,HtlKaling wieuiru |)y ny *1L. wmrr* ami a a rtn - qualification r* a woman r— — •Stalloned ■■■■• - In Yokohama, ------ , _ ml* has male, enusiilioailon at lonVhntwinilil renulre a "inleg!*tain “ ">! use thla' great strength lo , ,, the •>'« around Rmund th*Y she Is not a. major port cltv and seal of tlta id,linn,m of shm tuJug to be used heighten •>'* morale of thn rev- 'W d a ^d U tric i ‘of N.“w 'Yolk*"' ' l ^ ,|lHl| f U "fil ingFlnh>ca*«nli7 Voturcd Lodge Gives !Chinese Books To Itadlos To Infirmary IBe Re.Written „ y Militant Commies i LcttiNlativo t'rohe i.. ."v.-vr- sms- rnar sa a s1^ iAm.1 <gip. - v . - - . i - be labeled Hie mgiedlunts Raymond HIrltsinger, 1: “ % ' j ; : , » » l a b S ”. . , ; : ; : 1 of the Continental linking J? 1 ........... ... District Attorney Harry Harher rnferuarding of Hie army-optrated New York! Duult'i J. Uhrlg, vice For ceiituiies t.'blnvse literature said Mr*. Berliner actual!; has Yokohama port facilities. I at White fir lumbar Is baina'pro­ lr Usklne tl|*1 ,,1 h,b 'Itlr* and reality. In 1915, lh« •'«Na- tha Hotel, \ lurp., hlcago, W ........• •• »o* Honjainli Benjamin Franklin ' Nrw ^oik icslifiid Holnallst Dr. Hu Shih sparked a Long Beach. L. I., and later at duced at tha rata of 600,000,000 opposition to tire proposal, y tIon movement. Hlnre f3» Ea.t .Walnut Htreet, Long, board fast every year. 1 ‘ Both Htritslngur and Uhrlg a«- ,heM' th'•r', h*" Krown "P • *f°up B»*eh. . I Doth th*** addresses are outserted that Iu Ihji and other costa . . . , . ... .. ........ . , have risen greatly and that lhas* who*e themes have dealt with the Md* the district ti added costs prevent u duucasu in common people rather than with '• Mh'ff held. O P T O M E T R IS T bread prices. j the aristocracy and royalty of old. -------------------■ran ssamlaeA - Glass** (1 ,, 1 .1 The Chinese use fens to blow i H «*rs a-is. i-a e*t. a 1 All three witnesses said their The Nationalist regime, al- . . . - S i . . *.._* # ______I s ______ ____ I. . a tla a ll- Xettaasl » « a h firms tuc not using synthetic Hiinigh Including several Important up fires, dust furniture, cool food S'Mss XM shortening. , lenders of the new muvnment, took *nd ohu siixds their aya* — — 'no Steps either to encourage or from th* sun. among othsr thing*. IIRI 'I AI. A TTA C K dlscuorage It. The ancient classic* th FOKT HURON, Mich., flept. 13 continued to he required reading Pl’i - Klevec yrnr-old John Hrhil- in government schouli. 1 let, tnoiuse and tight-lipped, was Teaching of th* ancient classics 1held today lu a vicious attack oil of Confucius and his disciples, I a small playmate. Arrested at his while not prohibited outright, will TRAP* schuolhoiise, the boy admitted he be confined to Hie few who want, j heat and slashed four-year-old to specialise in the subject, All Michael Lyon in a vacant lot and others are taught In proletariat BAND IN B TK U M B N TS ' llien irltd to strangle til* smaller , literature and encouraged lu us* Easy Term* ' Ixd. I Pal llua, the vernacular language. Textbooks and references are VLOW C A N TO N , Hept, 13— (/P)— W il-' being published In the vernacular, YOUR OW N HORN bud f'reeman, 41, American bust- ami mi are official communications, firtdgswattr, uessman from la Tb* Advertising Columns 386 Hanford Ave. Ph. 158 Mi,**., "died ' J i ' Ztoday T t ' M°.f . K h°*1 Gas travsls through natural gas Hanford, Florid* OP THIS NEWSPAPER houla la n f Thursday.h ,uburL,n plpellnas from 10 to 1*0 mils* an Ilia was th* second death In l‘uUr'. ... _______ . . . Harris, 45, a HrGHSAsaoncmw; lbs mysterious shooting Harold I Harris, 46, a Urltlsh trader, was killed instantly. Leonard Clark, 48, Han Francisco explorer, was | wounded In tha cheet but will rs|cover. the Bbnk The trio fell victims of a .88 Monsjary Fund, Black alsoi | Warren to the regular ***• i of tha party. All that Dullrs needed as he wavsrsd waa LehO* Bias) calibre pistol after a friendly 1. Urged a revision of tha Mar-1"10" l ,,t ■P'1"*' ,l1" « « » P*"*' man's dsclstnn, which clears th* arsna for a blttsr drinking party Hist snded In a shall Plan lo provide mure Incen.. . „ . . . . fight. senatorial campaign, despite th* fact that It will be conducted on ft] tlv# for gicaisr efforts In Europe.' H"‘ k ,luu1',» h?d4k*R. Bald the United Htate* needs [ 0,r the jiusslion of whalhar high plan*. Thu Empire Htate Democrat! reportedly felt that theyl could win with no other candidate but the poUttcally-irtad, poitt-j to cut tariffs and revise Its own I »?J?„l£!’du«# b,,l« cUt th* ***?>' tcslly-wlse Lehman. policies In Ihu light of Its posi­ noo.ooo i appropriation* act five The Republicans seem to feel the aame way about Dull**, percent across th* board except tion as a great creditor nation. ... can. .«M, see ■—— no ,,V escape for - a selected list of 10 inslltu- of whom looms a post on tha blua-rtbbon Sanata foreign I I . Bait. Raid ha committee, If be makes the race and wlna. Th* expert* i the devalustion of currancise |,lon,, race will be does and that New York votera can Sgura to If Kuroptan goods are to cumpst* i represented lu the Senate, no matter who la sleeted. for Ilia dullar* of American con■umers. Black mcntlonud no country by tceatieae* ua P*ae ■tahO am* Jn referring to Social Wal-M* losing money on tho buaea, Th# b K fata programs. Uni ha went on to Commlaalan louk the matter under f t f Of th* countries Initiating consideration. Oael lUeatlaae* Vtaas I J i . H im MEIr s—i« <li T a#» . . . A palltion was read requesting ed hv Uoorgo Cottvllo, « >• expsnslon# -afawatfara »ar “ [)» who owns last night: a street light for Catalina Drlva "The nuat step Is for the Mat New York City ferry service, sasi » ’* . rupolltan to apply to the City M«nt fo on* can dlsput* their right which waa approvad altar discus- lensrd the pier. Built In luun by Capt, John L. Cuiiimliuilun for a certificate to , follow tld* coursarW they hav# alon, A. H, (laado requested tha Com- Young, tho |)l*r unco was a wonder ovlri the Kchslcra. means to underWAd* "Wo serve untie* x a x that wa "Unfortunately, however, It has mission and City Attorney to ap­ for Its *l*o and construction. nt that ‘ oma apparent many roun prove an asiitgnment of fraMhUs Through tlm years. It has remain­ will vigurouaty oppose any auoh prucuwliiigs, amt will support th* i cannot now affurd ambitious in lltu of the purchasing of th* ed n landmark of tho resort. The section that w*a destroyed Kesxlifi'H, the l.orclia and irams of social sarvlcoa with- plants, account* and buslnaa* of dither reducing th*lr living the Atlantia Gas Company by contained the huge ballroom, aa teiianta who may be th* Tires wear quickly nd*rds In other raepaetl or cut- Florida Horn* Gas Company ot well aa various amussment con­ pmsecutlon by the Mstropo Life Insurance Company f mpek their productlv* Invest which ha la prasldont and part cessions, ltat aa*lgnud make possible posslbl: owner, Action by th# Commiaalon if Is _ . IPto !,..,— The burning of Atlantic Clty'a •ttajr standard of living In tha waa deferred until tha next matt­ several amusement piers la not topplad In th* acorching N* ing of tha Commlaalan. unusual. The nsatby Central Plsr It waa a huge electneal Imperfect t . Present at tha matting warn ha*, burned down thrs* tlm** alnca Using sign that feautiwd aa Mayor Andrew C a m wny, City It was built. trie nora* rasa an Ua oval Manager Clifford MeKibWn, Fo­ The StuopUchase Ptar, 1,800 Kssldenta say tha vacationera' Of­ lios Chief Williams, and Com­ feet long, burned In 1988, but waa ten b*f on the artificial kart* missioner* Randall Chest, W. H. ■aiEMaiia Wa n tahuIlL races aa thay patrollad tha bas«hStamper, John Krlder and Ira d ''l masting. In i W yT k' When the pier waa built by front. Dyson. m oUlelal said CapL Young, h* built himself a Tha fir* waa diseovared lamate." f ha ui house about halfway out tha Ions Boardwalk patrolman, who M U T T P L IA D S G U I nut 61,000 *aat < strufltur*. smoke pouring rrom the sli »,haa .threats R EN TO N , N. J., hi* addrssa as No. I , the building near tha shore AtUwtliToi 2». »• Th< Ocean. The past few years, tha h J |,e e n t# -| I « recent years the aumntar aa- »ur» Dr. C. L. Pertoni , st Buegcher Selmer Olds The Music Box . »js t s u s s v pffi&ss tZssX"*" tJsulir<s L-n-r sttrssr'*** **”•wm“ ~ ThtyVa stand-outs in pulling powar and staying povwr! STUDEBAKER TRUCKS "• Golf Course Atlantic Pier Kent 1 Rejected aUknment Settlement . lo v ls . % �■w* ' 1---TV” S »,M'Fl*,-“- !*.''"wwr •- I n t n c . •i .i -v.-'■ >iw /.-tv. >t$\p >..«>•* THE WEATHER IIn U n ity Th«r# la S tr a ifth — T » Protect the P t M « f tbe World; To Promote tho Pregreea of America, To Produce Preeperlty for Sanford. Portly cloudy through Thurs­ day. - -*1 G VOLUME X X X J Z » h t # THE SENATOK FACES THE ISSUE IEx-Commie Newsman Tells Senate Group Need For Tighter T r o r n i g r - i t i 0 ?! Rush more said that deportation action was slarlerl against M r * Rrowtler In 1940 but that the c » " more or loss dropped out of sight b t c i u t f of t h i wife In 1944. he *«ld. she wf{>\ **} Canada nnd reentered the United ftr& T - T)tn#r woman ■ w m * i from " T h . Moaaow ri r O mf "hst* ™ t ™ ^f rf «cna nCanada a da . har "reentry r' Rushmore Ruihmore said. "Htate V'T!?! said, ‘'Htati i' ami immigration o r i U » » B that though thev objected to the . 1 til. gal procedure, they were order* If a.| by such people *» Cordell Hull * and Mr*. Roosevelt to permit har Officials Resent A t­ tacks By Fo reign­ ers On Her Social \A/ r>|f -, ,-r> IJ c tha Tha HOUSING P M 4 K T 14-OP) W A S H IN G TO N . SeyV . —Tha Authority — The Publio Public Homing Ho ml approved today an iplllcatlon ol the Miami, PU., 'Homing •.Authority for 1,800 homing Plva hundred ata to bo built In tho next year and 1.000 In tha year following. T|t# lodll agency alio naked Tor a kPOJKXi loan, atlll to bo approval to pay for planning. • ALLEGED BANDIT HELD MOULTRIE, On., M ft7l«-M >) —A 84-yoar-old North Carolinian robbery barged with . g m s taken Into . early tonay aa ho lay In a runt church. Police Chief J. . eald Harry Ruaaall N. C., waa found hy ^apt, wrapped In . Addlaen Charlotte, aa ha II. A ch cson A n d E ire E a rly Is U r g e n t P u c p ii . Ll I I I J n t U i Associated Prftw Leaded Wire ID ID I lo p e D r li, * 1 •M I Al I \ l | . s*,„ 14 \! lib \-hiumiii iti. 11, Ir.ulei v snappuip- tIir wIn), tli* I limit.) Ilmisa 11ero ( 11 I wii Jim a Is toil.IV lo ir,I 14 .,,,,( I iprillllllg cut ••ml moved lb* bn,i|n| m Ips tax bill 1 bit; II-.I- I, |..,W v* 1lol r<I t , ->f fl ml* *i< 'Vcnn0,11) HIi*' in u M r in rAim ct al ii C ,111 d i d a t c i l|l«f* I'11•.I*.-1 U 1 • tx 4top A »r n r i .,1 ll , - ii,'. i i i ib i, imlli.' It­ ’ d tor lb* to I ii-ic- lli.it llirr# } Mil I’ll I lir l||.or 'nlMIICIll for t.tX* .me lb.in 1, 11 mi 'Ii.i,li< infliction I III l|lpm,.|| I,"HI - i-.ii- 1 1 1 1 1 1•,1 rmu-, leaving Iff ffillU' -" . h oi to iriu li*Mtlr 1 ll' ,i,i. ,i , I 1 lim.ted s.des l r Itm i ­ i i: ,t d l- lirtl .1 Ci* i In'll -Mi ll" In - I i ‘'bivcr «enJcr.it ‘ .lit*» t.p'. p i­ I' i * d. k'ar, 1 i r •f di* ll M r 1 |i in^rd ih Ii 11TI ,., *ii1. th* ,iibi-i t bv tli* Ilian- »|al*ni*ii< itiilu *ti,i^ lb.,| Ibilt.b b,.. Inn ■ I* il ll ir *|if«* * At.TH O U G H SEN ATO R Scot* t.ueas (left) rame right out mot •<-. ain.l \m ri’i ,tu .mil l "Mmiiim-I i- I- 11 t Unit |" • 1 \ * In 1 ' !*t , If* t Vlt-s President Albcn Harkhc to confirm or deny ruimn rumor, it 11■ Its i.ll-it nl lb* ! xi b*-pier t>H>p, |-i« 1-tlil f’.iiliaiuent Hi* yjgt - --if|i I <Ir rln|i .ilt'ltg l.iigflv will wed .Mra. farleto- lludf*y of St, l.oula, lb |lVep|i" ttn'ii fl Ml Ol tlir M»H I comment." They . i n shown at a Democratic mlly in Chfc^i I iboi gm *iiiti!rul l- i- "llt'l tb,‘ I*11 v 1itstm1 mru A Till 1 liitprn? tD-nal diabtest intenlnm of devaluing Hi* r.i» 'I ! ptilft'y 'n u n 'll t.> h * Mn ti.iim* 'MIMiI »M 1 , ,*..$• nut? Hu*, putt«-m VETERAN t flu- f'm-ifn pound " T i e two riiittorw will pr*T<*ri*H nl (I'MIU' * 1 4 1 1 't.u tni'Oiff, N n v y C.ipt. 1 *htt t; t'i,-r If.. Him* nl currency devaluation tltjv v .«ti11 1’uufuniw!v ott Mi#* ». M.hr.* I i t»!f**v. Si , wbo lilhovel* III, I, 1- tiM*tsri"l Ii.* M 11 |I t tt i"i .1111 I elsewbrre in l ssropw , ||0(, W illiams Tells A tlan ta Judge Is C Of C A bout B rought To Trial Housing Plans For M urder Try Government Absorbs j Intriguing Tale O Operating L o s s e s ' Sex And Violent. Up T o 4 1-j Percent Unfolds In Com George H. Williami, Jr. ol S a n -: ATLAN TA. S*pt 14 i/|’i \-i ford, newly appointed iccretarv 'Otdglling lair of »*x .rnrl cu lrm r and director of the Sanford Pub­ with sidelight* teat (ling min Nrv lic Homing Commission, address­ York ami Florida u unfolding in ed |he Sanford Chamber ol Com the trial n| an Atlanta iiulg* on merce last night on Low Rent [charges ol attempted murder. Public Housing.' The case pits Judge Itobeii Cm Introduced by President John penter against bis tilianged wile. Ivey. Mr. Wdltim*v gava P tom- Mrs. Ilrlcn Carpenter, .irul his one prehen.ive repo,, of tht ' t . r i o u , timr (nrnd and bnsinrss assoiialc p b « » « «*f P'tMic housing in respei t Aitmtiey jnlm Lmkwmid, to Sanford. l .tiperitrr, a Fill toll irmnly (At lanta)'civil court judge. i‘ iliirgnl svtfh attempting to m u n l - t L o c k v.i.r.il ,i (i rr a pre-dawrt ait'nmuhile , |. |olv }1 The attoinev svcimded in the (are. When Hie Inal opened vr*trr d a l, Assistant Solti itm t,eneial l»K-l fll D i - ’ .mus told Hie I H i n t : W - will prove that lodge t a r Mr. Williams explained ftirlbe peiitri mad* an aisault witli intenl the financing of the project m * lt> imirsl-r U(% n M f I or kwrsnd. veallng that the Federal Author! I.<tckwood w*« the first prnaaeuwill advance fund* to d a r t the project and will guarantee Ill- 1 1.,„ -iltnes*. He testlfleil ('arpenfocal bond Issue to provide tjw t ,, mire told him lie wanted to ■noriROM of tliU COjt. To*' „rt ml of III* wife »o lot could Federal Authority will al*o «*• "|tini nil tb* women he wanted." Three year* ago, he toMetl, lot sorh operating lns*e» up t o t ' percent of the project cost a* Inn : .in- ilia Judge and « woman toa* the Authority ha* an Interest ^mlit-t in a room at the Governor rliuti ii Hotel III New York. Lockproject. Ini the project the, wirmnn woman "did not T h # unit*, when completed wouni ( ,aalil Mm m hih im* be rented to families In an Income , |)(|V1, „ liy,jl|tlg (m |,„t a blanket, bracket eet by the local Hnuilnij | ,„ j,MU) Attorney Kills Barrett Com mliilon wnH Ih^lr wnuM guL*p<|tiiii!ly laock* be bated largely on their ablllt. | wll(1() ,.|„„|y nn |,u relation* with to pay , but never more than Caipenter's wife, who Imd sued of thalr Income, Including iitillti* ( ||t< M11|K# f „ r divorce prior to the The average tenant in sn.'b hcui* | M r , t Carpenter h Isu had Ing unlti In other cities pay* e-1 (||>< | H $ 10 11 ,(1(10 alienation of alIn thla manner, he *abl. If*,-lions suit against Mis. F.stelle -I c .ttn lW r.w S -: I aSSe s i s ' W J S r J t a f f l X ; i5f (Oeuttaee* «■ Bhl' f ...................................... C ~ " . S ' . . . m i . , I »,.< M ... .................... ........... "S Mrs. C. N. White Died In Jacksonville ■ Porter Funeral To I Mr*. C. N. Whit# Be Held Thursday J home of har eon C. dlad at th# J. White at A. M. yesterday following an Funeral aervlces for Mr#. Rena dine** of more than a year. A resident of I’aola for 20 year* B. Porter, alater of Dr. L. D. Brown of thla city, will be held Mi*. While had been making har on Thuraday at 8:80 P. M. at the home with her eon for tha past B. A. Kyle Funartl Home In Jack­ three years. Him was Imrn July 4, IH7J In Lenoir County, N. 0. sonville. , . Other survivor* Include two Mra. Porter died yeaterdav morning in St. Auguatlna end ia sons, W. M. White, Zanesville, O, aurvlved by her husband, Dan L. and C. G. White, DayUma Beach; If. k grandchildren and nine great Porter of I’alatka, and two bronr o- . m there Dr. Brown and Sidney grandchildren. Rrnwn n# Jacksonville Futiera service* will be held at Brown of Jacksonville. 10.u(, A . M. tomorrow In the Church of ChrieL at Paola of O LD A G E B E N E F IT S A roproaentatlva of the Orlando which slij^wae wthgmhnr Inter>In Bylvattm iu CameField Office of tho Social Securi­ ty Admlnlatratlon will be In Banford on rrlday. 8ept. J0. *t the CORRECTION Court Houaa from 9:80 A. M. until The Herald regreta an error I I jBO A. M. to teko application for benefit# under tho Federal Old* the City Commlealon etory dealt.., Age and Burvlvora lnaurance/tiro with the Seminole Country Clu_ In which it wee stated that Clyde gram. Tarwlllegar had agreed “to pay 18,000 to Sanford-Semlnole Oo. V. N. DELBGA1. WASHINGTON, Sept j r14— UP) Inc., In order to clear up dobte ac­ nomi- crued In that amount again#! Urn —Preeldent Truman tot' nated John Bharman Co rr, for­ company”. John D. Ivey, greatSoBublican eenator ms Ken- dent. atatad today tha! the Bant, to take over th. United ford-Semlnole Co. 1m . la m ! In­ it formerly ■Id by debted to anyone and added !ltnl Ute consideration Is lot Um — .. Dullee. these of aeolpmeat at Dullea___ x ■alertlaa of f it'l'otfmMoh icf tlit* riniu*N«# | •uglit f->1 . *v iv rtl alter lb* lifadv of lb* In- 1 ( > , nmi«t |f*|Eth14* M|l I«.I| 14 f M lwt -Ii ,lrd 1-1 tig III h II aif riliriH 1 *ti v 1 1 ■in ,vI M-nielaiV fund -I ml I gill 1tl-l 11- 1ll will Bl* I'lll'iMM Itlfl'il l,r *‘lM W-.fIII llsiik v**t*nlaV 111 H*<• dollarh Rlltl i'll* 1 1 Ml Ill'll ( MtlltllllUi *• \ 4iM M. I l-iilt 1 ..inline* to take sill ll * H4 it .'isM Ms! I hi-am N ». 277 Moves I tn Ii-.Me For k i t :,1 rime More ! 'item;fli For T a x e s *t • 1 it.in t-nr Kconomy Republicans Win i Election Victory In Pennsylvania T ir n t y A n d e House Votes Against Cut In Expenditures B e v in A VA/ 111 f W k s i i i N t i r o N . Sept 1 4 on — S*i tetarv til St,st* Acbeton said today li* aiul fbitis), I otngn Mm islcr Ravin at* *gi**il llial tli* Iffd fur a l.ipnipt* p r , i * tiratv n | I ' . l c l e d t I v o r I ic it t f r urgrul Ai lirson itttlt, atril to a n*vv» 1 A sp'ikrtitMii iii.itl* ibis clrar in conl*'*iu* thsl It* vlill hopes Rut t tiiiimi*nlutg ->n ., r*jmrt publulifil si# " ill rni,p*r»t* 111 maVti-g tt i iM iD -i 1%. Sr ,„ 11 I-, ll>* N*iv 'l -i i l I Hurt that tb* treaty ' <- 1*1 lull" .................Is III 1 | Pllli'l ••*•rf*>l l>» llr, ,lll*ll till* w r rk ’ll-* Sn i* ta tv >>( "M.l* ni*t l it <.ii, <i . .11 pul the /fill • % ■ 'M lii-m its j-i*«*ot level repuitriv m*t b*(or* g--ii>g mi ' ii li4-> • l •-II 41 * -l-l-IM ’• ! bis src«ml vrtsmii --I i-nliiu ,il tilk* l l - It*pilltln <ii lohl Ih* *$>nke<Mi*n told a tepmler: , witli R*»m llir lu*l ifm i-n w.n " III* sliity it ni'l it*" I can hrlil y*il*rd*v ami 1 <1111 rtsvril tli* M.,l - ‘ 1 I 1 11aI |* Vi\ }t»1 , t’lilv i*l*r you In p*»l p io tu u inre -1Paciln , 1 *, It p t m lw r d a ikim ' - br •I-I-I' 1 I 1-. *1 , 4 1 ,!i*eil oil Bennie Thompiison, Victim Of Auto ty A ccident, Dies which occurred on West First Btreat on Aug 18, . l «t Ufa of J. A. Ta tty, Jr., died *1 1:80 A. M. Sunday In tha Afar an't hoapltal at Bay Wna*. Bom Dae. 1, 1W T In Bran ferd. Fla., whir# ha waived hla education Mr. Thompson entered the U. 8 . Army Air Force In January, IPtfl- lie received train­ ing at iH. Bragg, N- C- and was *«nt oversea* F*n. 11. IN * where Il > aarvad In the Air Force In Tier many until four month# ago whan ha waa given hi# dlacharga. Ha waa a member of th# Branford Baptlit Church and while In Sanford tnada hla homa with an aunt, Mra. Ruby Green. . Ha la aurvlved by five brothare, Ceranton, Troy, AWin, Bobby nnd Howall Thompaon, all of Panfordi and ona aiatar, Daeala Maa Thompaon. Sanlotd. . Funeral aarvlcaa WtU be held r t 8t80 P. M. tomorrow at r Church of ChHat In Paola with Bar. L. A. Allan and R rr. 0 . «• Moaa officiating. American Legion will hart charge of the aravealda eervkot at Sylvan Cemetery._________ SEPTEM H ER LONDON. S*pt. 14 </n The Htillvfi I teasury Vtootl lirm toilay on p.ivl drcfaralinns by its cliirf, .'-ir Siaffim l Cripps, that Rrilain has m> intention ol devaluing Hie pound vlerlmif. Hr explained liow the Federal Housing Authority work* with the local Commission after the need for Records show that the I9t0 de- low cost rental units has been dr tiurtalliiii order against the Ru* terminer! I lie lad that Sanford I itan-borr. Mr*. Itrowder w n ; drop could either clear slum areas .slid \ i ' A . After hor l l ' U trip to Canada re-build on Hie same land or ob­ 1 K'aHltNticA rtP P*- * tain undeveloped sites anti elect units was brought out. Bannle Ernest Thompson, 21 wee Injuryear old veteran wh cldi grd In an .sutomnbUe I British Deny Need For Jap Plans To Cut Peace Treaty Money Value Is Emphasized A c t r ' 'W ASHIN GTON . Sepi. 14— f/P, | — A former Communilt newsman I told tension today that Eatl I Browder, one-time head of the [Communiit Party in the United State*, held secret meeting* in the White Home with the late Prrti[dent Rnoirvrll in 1944. ! The teitimony wa» given by I fo­ rward Rtithmorr, a reporter on the ■!fcw York journal American, to a | Senate Judiciary Subcommittee. Ruihmore it a former member of the staff of Hit Daily Worker, official Communist Party organ in tbit country. He said hi* information on tbe White Home meeting! came Irani [Beniamin Gillow, whom he ident­ ified at a Cnmmumil Party official. ■ The lubcommitte# is holding ntaringt on a bill by Senator McCatran (D-Nev) to atm the govern­ ment with new poweli to block Hie | entry of lubvenive alieni and to throw out any who are here. Ruihmore aim told the commit I tee that former Secretary of State Cordell Hull and Mrs. Roosevelt I the wile of the late, President, m l i v e n e d to allow Browder's wild |To enter this country alter she had been ordered deported. n f n r f t AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER 8 A N F O H D , FLORIDA. W E D N E S D A Y Established 1908 Secret Talks JO f FDR With J irowder Bared 1K itr / a a ! »u to -II to bar It.-111 mmil ,i»ul ' *•! , >,i If Ml! fialfa arlifi n 1 ii»tl fii-ik m <1 tll- k- t A pin 1 \u !"■ |-| all'* t I t ill til* t ill 1*1 to block no *1 Mt *Ml III flip 1240."H*' ' 1 ' 1 I' ii M'P plan I ■ 1. 11,1 . u 1I1.i„ . 01 i 11'II Mil 111 ( 1 ' t|< 1 *I \| IA! liltlA t m l nf tile tli-li* o v -tjibli |<ii, hi It- i -a|aj tr*»4*t*tMI if* 11 i'il explu.l* H"- U lb I. mill.-, Ml ^ 1 * Inv » • ai .»! I M,« .-.in Ilf I’unb r ,t ll-r blrvstn t ....... . tub I .'- 111 o h i U ,,|, j A l oil. v'l ■Igl ll tlint .1 - -,-b 1 1 I lii'l mil 1 \ Illt'l Ml! PtM'1 1»i» \» Ki'p raprnrriTt III#1 m n.i|t 11 mi," |m 1 vf I s'll I * ■H.fc* -111>|ll 1 11#•!' !»f ill U* m in . . 1 ''Hitfll Ti mil Ms. ‘ y s ,»|| 1 h : ><♦ to l Cl IMU miivril !t» pull lU , I n -I 1 **1 oil Bin* lit, H mumu L m *’ iih n a* • I iiuitiui* mill flit hi A I 1 'III mill .11 la, Im« 11"in IHI? 11 llt'l *I l a aaf Unit I ‘ilffl f11II tl I the U ,,ll4p.M *« |H*f»* I tl'rtt 111* n- COllDt t ii*** H im * I 01 D r . d pi-* «* rvic*» ih»' Hiiriin ihiU -iiM i. ,, ii I i 11 . , Ml lull 1 "I mi • vitwpt anllM HHIHlIlllt't* HI N<1VMllt'l* loll U m* Hii|inl« ll,I,ill'll Mill ' li.t le t , b dloftltg A i" *1 1 - «i ti •ffll'lJlIn illVV lift I* i!i«m 4*1 * .1 Bnil i Iss.-H pi ! t(» ilm «•'»♦* lMI** j I "Jit ) I' *t"l »' ' ......... ( ho|"* f ii»‘ ihi>*j with l iiriMmiuiif | I ! b-in-ri.il- tld* , ,.TM v I ,, (lag ll.ii W'lllM l*p fo »U‘nthr for j ll U.l l pul -I t Mi it Min, witli nn i fit i' 1 1him finiinuiiil Chioi bir In ill* O 1 * * l-d 1 , iit»- tli** 1'mihfrv* ■ ” . sss.-.F---- g. ',11l|4,| , O l 1 it,, -i* 55 to .18, 11 iii m in tin-* I <11 , ...... ....... itu-1 ............... * w»V V> on l-l-' III' j \ com).... - bill 111 i .il,* tlie •11--rI tIt•rI IIIHIT fliUH'M a t-1 I'toiM) a p.u knge I Ig I m *t' * I M VM •■sill ■ V 7 1s 1j.,Villi 5..........I .! \ a im #* kiin| nf tNtrlrt a |«* -n I iVIlil Milt-.li Bovi-niMieiit official* ap- m a v 1 mimI gi' * >oi,. . ll it I'ollectml |I ♦\ I'H film■i nMl \ ' 1ll *♦;!• ".'1 1 i| „„t l„ be surprised l>v tin* III* ' -'i-m-u.ists. l»i . , -title olll of Itisitle III,"i 1 e*MI Its f I Uifi U 1 if i.'P* ................ 10 ml* in Washington 1- 1 mitun to,lay Gaueial rm M'M .< tt'o ."1,'MMM, with III* sum# ' lilt- riuM NHiimmlist ,*nit*l |tl# i IM«■»« b- t null'll' "IIM "f Ol llt-lglum. ....... niHM....... . 1 C h -«x 11- 1. i- use. j C». inn n miitHmlei, fitllril fm moi** ,,.i„y 1 I11 ccl’ir of lb* Intern..... . Iteii'i-ii oi "i tli* 5 percent cut Mnnctarv Euud. nlltl Eugene R- A 1* mi dm mil, ‘"Hie nulckrr nlil; * -/I’• , l".lIdS lull h i m " , M i m v i ted n niov'n llll1#HAljl !|S1»r**a| IM t it!1 off vi»n* Hi,,, v . A m*ilean president nf COM'S. Ill* less Will lie needed" lie , I till" 1 11,:’llll.tHu) tiff the big i« II nnt '"U I. a Uilit' World Bunk. . . sek' \« ii» apnltn. Hie CiniimiuiUts | (■•'til l d \p-itipi iatiuus Act. vut(' I m t lif till Uni off worried )vrn i ' l l "bints did ' ’ *#em . n r r r ,!»,#-•-*Ing II h v■« 1 ■ ii'ii I ’ m MIDI1Y Mo • • Mt il: .,|,lc, wb cll gilt MlllHl 1iill H11*1 l -oil'll ll, -U l flint tli* atiildll/Ing cffacl "t< a'm* | Knttigsl pi"Miic* for nil 11 P mil I ■n I ............. . '- tiling, wus be1 • ill*'ill mm 1 , 0 - as result of ti e Wasblngtlill IlH't* '»ii f'niililt, lit! milfrt HV\jiy 1 " " , oiKapnhcii Adtmnlstrall ! ' ' I " , S M'M 1! ill* il 1 1 r< f (tnatlnu*# O# * 1*1 r »h mm 1 (MiliillkC Kill Slrt'k f. mm. b ,i Ii i mid new lux tidvo,1i r Tun i.iii^m il 1*1» lit * I +|M11 "t 11 in* hill! tftlllt' tu S z«‘i’ll YVJl 11 let-ind nnd against the I A' Hm j V v H flN tiH U v ,, >, n, i i 'U O''* slile nnd the ailllt;| , i.i' !*1 n'11| ' I ■ lltCti Mill liltllsi tilt'lP i. t i i. ,i, ,■ ii1, ,• C a tnl'i.....in ' i i '• 1- . oil,nny Id,ic" nn th* other. • * ^ ip! John ( i i I, iMtin lm |4 unllnufd nn P b b # Mill Hi ,i Svliuli n| Pinellas, stiiuuI,. n, Mini v <tr • in tots It, " tin 1 M f |> tx t »«,i|ir .ink iHilif.tr k •I # , m,., i "ii|i|,(,rtiad of t iiiveruur 1 01, -I o, ii N-IV» Mt I'bo • | • B H I mi * " fill 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 | v ■ s f | i | i I ittlM I „ l' Men in the Hniisc. bnl tlm i bci fi ) fe\ -i' hi it I i, ,| i i ,,, >i,,,'i o,u lotions a-li vlid** ll1 ' ' j <HtMia . i l l .|.m I i , in ' , l,i „t,n lie# On I’m,* sis, 'oil, ilml l ift wn- I dd" 1 I Ifti !' ' 11Hfi I M-IVI'I It1M11It ,i'll1Ml •< 1, 1 ' I ,1 ) 111, 111* t 'of f e y ' s 'M . il,* . Highlight of 'll* Pilot nieidmv I,II," .1 tin - , '• i t<, Itepublb in fini - I 1'■' I,..|,l in I he- Tourist r*nt*i ' ' ' I,i i, i,, mi nnd Ari mstloi1y i,* ' .1 i. ,1 • ,. .h ull mg I \n *'*p \\t 111 1 pi I i*l will bt* ii^t'tl an « "- •■I■1 si m|► * ti» iii 1 latter Hit* In w1I,I 1. Ill* ,(1*l'lllwtloll 'Vl*' 111 f miiffififrHf ill ciMi t)i»* I » t'1 r1•#* •ttii I I ,»tH4 *1 til*' r- No Discipline Is Planned Against C apt. ( ‘rommelin violnnn A Ir F r n o f Of Cli.'ti *;«?!. If.tvy Air Is ( roititj T’,r |Git Pilots See Films Taken In Mexico If * ■ I11'1#M»• nBy rGeorge Swat!/, * fa Keceived By n ( f . ’ *" : v, Col oni al Of f i c e f rom Disemployed I, * ....... g in i tijlit was tin. showing "f *"1" . nlrtiires of Mexico bv S v i i r l r vvhii has trlHde two *lll> into Metlen Mr. Swart* sd'lrt tn th* Immi tv nf til* pictures " *,1 lO .v lU lN Sent I I -t'P' A H " tU h •"I"imil offi.,. of Nigeut " "orlcd ..... . the f’dliiwiug Mi i I, ii, l „ Wot Id Sorit'M Bruins t,, I , ',11011 u* r 'o f fe v tied * i" ” t i1** I- I...... pliiot ol t tonimclin - 0011 edge In < im iii'., t-v-i-i, lost ber Inline in'. I,. Mi r ' lo r . . I l l . (Ml. 5 In Fink Of Amerii'au l.uairue H" !■1>I•< N E W U I R K . S,.pi I I - t/Pi • itiiii'iig a phty-off, tlm tup' " rid *si l ie* will stiirt on Wed ni -dov. M l. in til, luilk of tha ■, . ' 1 .r, I, , I nimirr' • ivituntii \iui-ri'iiii ! ogu* team. I c i . ' t Wilt cn ,t t 11 foi- lili'ii,d). oil ,bt I il,- .lull lb.it I 'i 'Ut -. f I Utl fur i muni nitniis )br , lot ol bun ii i' ',■ tin- city Iasi o i * siun nt "tuiuliii),- ro 'iii, fu uu fu to t'.olM. Tbe city , ..gt ,ii n i.n J ..I.. bilking I tiitninrloi, i I I midst mill reserve! seats, him! ti milntteft rt# »‘ iv.» •#(* nil f,,i box si'irts ,i, *,» y pilot .mil t longtime ' "niiinssltiiter A. It fluindlur ,1 unit" itiou, 1. 1 111 — to 1*11 I". I Ui'id* Gi* muiminiuilMMil f"l|on i , ,!'* Ilutlvc ( umrntllee liev uig ll Iiineting tuditj will, lepreI I II S t i l l S l I p l ' T ! is lirb i il o-iil at lies of the ('outi'liillug AlnerA new member. Mrs. Georr*1 n walking home at Ibe nmon'x . —— * , i, *- . m'tdr ''b ar tln-ii m .in ami Nnltiimit l.engm- clubs Harden, wa* welcomed into tb* - n l to five savage wive, ami I tv tlf ficcrv w ere elected t" vet ■■ „ , Will center on *•"' t" f"l* (inlay's games, the \'*iv i Inti Ii" Mrs. Ruth Peutt. prc-i oi Miciuu, cbiblieii with your poc until J u n e Til, ICM) at a .......... , ,' , l l , ill tlneilU Uld*.t-cl l o i Yiinkeas led Hoston i,, Mi* •l*nt. vdio nlsn Introduced M* A i I >' filled w i Mi non e x i h t c n t in", ling uf tbe Roald "f Sill" i , , , . ,,;l|ixt • I M l' I'" Cldl" I \ "M l IMIIII l.cagim liy 1,1.1 nil,I a r e a d iti.s, of Grants, N M wli !■ "lid", " lu llin g , and pence an,I a vt- .ii,. Hen,inula .Moil * on,et vatem , , , , lull I" ,1 ' I. I In’ 'v "V > • hill games, and St I .mil s but was wearing a colorful M e x '-m • "!' l a r y vis pern-*; pi ty m y Jimri I l,vt, jrt, nt a recent riii-i'luu: a' ,, ............ On 1 intri' dress and lipml carved M*x Hi " ' M m in tli* N u ll.'mil t.v.igim t'oiuity Agent C. It |I*wvmii ‘ v Iran lewlery. Mr* Rosa, n ilircctoi- lil* sfate. '■ "in* Slid a half gaums, i li-<..i As to (lie leamiii given by your j nfflce. A. Wales uf t ,-t u Pail of Ibe Grants Pilot 'Tu b . spoke W e i l III l u d i T . i l i s l H lob. together with f|*v*lau.| mid >-lf evi,uiie fin my dejubment tbe wav installed as chairmnn lieoig* briefly about her club nnd bet I'eti "it were llivlteil to in* meetI' lllinlctl nf flaufulil -VHs eteite l l „ ,\ | . r i I n L u i i k w o o c I t ome town which she describe'! "" ' Itninatbin was lasiness. Nn ail. '"a. tml 1'etridt did not sen,I anyas "very beautlfllP. , ll were impossible Hint myself vIce-iTialrnian, while it T Mil , uni' Mra. Rally Mem Williams. "I"' pitched Id children Into thla wee of l.iingwnnil was riiHib*, V muled world wav the keyimle fliandler selil Ih* schedule call! I.lng" „( ii,.. d,v uvvlim "f tbr Executive fm games i„ the Atnetlian l.asgitn rtasldant of tha HuiliiMa and s1" °f tea's can have a laiy Sect elm v-Tieaxilrer. T. I'rofesslnnal Wnmrn's (Tub, call *t'in in Ills nuts tail fiame, anil a of Cvletht l olitlnues In vei ve ,,u II,* |,..,, ,| in* |- loi id* l'i ni" I' **f Mtv Oct. 5 aiul d with Friday, (let. C'| upon Hie Pilot cluli In lend i -n tdan rlepai lure nf II pnllnda has board ns an active inruiliei I „,i> ,| World Fedeinllstv al llieir 7. an open dal* In tlm event St. Its assistance to the I’nlln d'lve l*li me nil the verge of ilestlllitluu Cl,airman Wales lead a resoln meet lug Sunday In l.akeUml. I "ills is the Nnli'i'ial l eag ue will for funds. She stated that Remln , .uni despair. tlon bv tbe County ruinmlw louci ■ A11 "Mil Inil fmlii Knllfuid wet* ole County at Hie preaenl time I hope Uda vision uf horror will tei,tie-ting the Semionl* soil I ’ou , | i,od. ,Ii,lines, Sanfiud , luiptci tier. line* games will be played In mvaa the Foundntlon for Infan-' *mtch vmir dreams this night ami servatinn I'ixtrlct to prepat* a tiles Paralysis *:tu5U. anil urge I ti,* good angel will melt and pul lung Hinge water cnnlrnl plan fm , 1 , ,..g ,o . Mis I E I m kci chap- the Nation a I League park, S.xtur everyone to be ns generous a» .•'lire your heart uf iiellin mile- the f e le ry lamia altunted east « ' " ! 1, 'h ,1|,,|l, r'\'iKptei Illm im an and'Joe i Ih v . Sunday, and Monday, with luesday, Oct. I I , nn open dale, possible In their rontrlbullmis vi"iie so Hint you will awskrti with suutbm.st of Sanford. The boat,I Mtm,*iil adv.su,. There were 2fl members pr* -lull nlncnty tu lejubulate yuui voted unanimously to assist tli* . . . followed try the concluding games, ■cut and guests Included: Mr-< servant. Mu mote It be, amen." f o u n tv Commissioners ir........ ..... ' .... '»"te*a «*ie .u.mcd to «m k if necessary, in tb* Auu'il-sii Mnrguerlte Ornhntn, John I,, flnl" f flclalp in I.ondun did tml Ject. I.es Jacobsen, Plnnuing Ti'cli ' 1' Ul1' 11 bug* ami nf fit iiuuiv* League park uu Wednesday ami (uivei mount T hur sday, Oct (2 and Ll. lowny, Joel S, HleM, M. L. Rn know whether the native was re- ideinri with the It. H, Moil ( ’inis*, "" tlm World i"irn, Hr., E. If, l.nnev. Hart Miauciatrd with Ills Joh. Ibe series Is decided on a hast u11,11 u in lu.’iii. vallori Service, explained the vh|m* It Paterson, J. P. Hall, M. C. Stone nf such a plan anti enumerated th * 1 I'l.ie were mint* for the meet- foin ........out of seven lui-,1. If Itrooknnd Verne C. Messenger jdcp* required for obtaining t r c h - i mg M K «»'• '*»! u*.,enitdv of v « win# In tin .it.... .. l.c.ig s YO U TH S II Kl.ll •» >«n dutei will be idimuiatcd r A L L A HASSLE, Sept. I t — (>Pi nival asHiatnnca from the .Soil f u l l - ' f i l l ltd World i . deruliste t„ be A IR L IN E S MERGE jiph Iaa p.l.l ,1m Longwoud Hotel, L o n g - l ,,'"> wholo scIumIn Ii* will move Two yutiths wlm said they weru vnriritlirn vorsutlon R Service. N EW YORK. Sept. H - ( / P l forward. fugitives from an Air Force dis­ Mr. Jacnbaen pointed out that wuuii, Del. IU-*d. Ii* *xplatn*d *nrh sc*n*. at-' nidliliv* ,i|,n fnnn * Wist Afrielvlng an InlarexHna nod I" m wlm i'ii*x,u-,'ti'dlv found him formative liUtorv «f tb* rivill/ii • f “diseiuptoveil " tlnn which dates hack innr* tb,,n I Ib.n So tin opining llu25.000 years. ' i1stir- you will behold the work Preceding the picture show ,( <1, lotibcl |ters>i|| nnd It vei V member* nnd their tuistnrnd<■ lihlcietl ,,fnl niin-li clnlilieliUeil loyrd n chicken dlriner rircpared gi-ntlenn-n, who wh* vudentlv d* by Mr*. M. I). Oatehell. Hostess*. | ii , „ twinkling by vmii gout, were Mr*.AI F. Ilunl and Mrs ,r|f J I,, f'lark. Mrs. Joel S. Held !|*mv*,i * sake. all. rorntilei program chairman, Intrudnc. i iri,|,l„. r„lit,ig on ymn Mr. Swart*, on head, und remind yourself Pnr,-American Airway* and Amer­ ican Overseas Airlines announced yesterday thalr merger will he carrier! out fn.raih— «pt In stock. Undar tha revlsad agreement. Pan Amarlean will pay «17.45<l.'Ki'i for Overseas' assets, anil will as­ sume ail llaltllllles of Overseas si |tha data the aaie finally Is made IM H TO G N E HERO W A S H IN G TO N , Sept. 14-f/PI I I r I. General Anthony C. MeAtBiffe, who said “Niil**' to a Daman demand for snrrentler at today to he C h l f of Uie Army Chemical Corps. I f the Senate approve*. MeAuRffe will aueeeed Maj. General n R, W ait! who waa auapandtn m the Job teat July altar hla - In the Senate'* Investigation. ciplinary barracks were being hold here today In connection with Georgia and Mississippi thefts. Two Florida' Highway Patrolmen picked them up last night 84 minutes after a 144 Thnrnasvllle, lie., filling station robbery had been reported over a two-stata po­ lice radio network. G IR L A T T A C K E D W ASHIN GTON , Hept. 14-WPl - Police said last night a fourvcar-old girl had been attacked noil injured by a sex maniac In a rooming house where she lived with her mother, D^etora at Galllnger Hospital, who performed an emergency ope­ ration, aald tea child suffered lareratlonajuui other Injuries. whag.*00* ‘ te artl*# with i|i.l|,,'l by III more vnt> 'I ,i,n ilnl Tlm t was '!"• gi oi-i id | ni S s o' ci tin, count) St, bo g r n b lin l e v i • ii' i'i ' * 1 d j |, .1. iioi'n. With o' • ........ . " II tot -.mi I tie vole wn > i I ■ 11 ■;v: i ffev 10,700. R"i.t-n » "• : I , ) oi u ill, i "l , te.ir il .lid Rep •!• " <1 - ub nrr .Ir ( I I I .III I , mt nil" * of Hit OfficePH Are EIpHuiI consldcrabla field work will lie . ....... FL A S H FIR E entailed. A land capability map1 Mi l ENOUGH CRIMES M IAM I, Sapt. 14 -(Ah — A showing tha various soil types, ( rumor has drifted out of the worker dio.-i 'oday front ditch**-and other fVsGuex, as w*tl Ho,is* tiiaf fiA ' -difd-tri'i ul" .flaoting, i'urns received when n flash as a topographic map indicating i„ the red about three fire swept through an apartment elevatlnpa, ate., will lie needed In ,p,* mi, of Hi* year due to the buildingdeveloping tha plan, lie said. l,i, k uf crime! committed In Hem DbhiI was Frank Smith, 83. of Mr. Walaa atated that It Itiole founty dining Oin summer. Miami, A companion, Harold Wltherell, District Uonservallonlst Not nisi,ing them bud luck, but Wlille, 40, was listed In "v e ry for Central Florida, had Indicated1 pke to see tiiem In the red critical1* condition at Jackson that the field work could tie started I „u vrMt. Memorial Hoapiral. immediataly, I _____ ____________ ------------------------------------- NEGRO R EN TEN C EH BODY PO UN D GREENWO(ID, H. G., Hept. 14 P A N A C E A , « * . , Hept. 14-</n .................... . ................. ................ .. l/l’i A 24 year-old negro was l A C K B O N V l L L E , Sept. 14— (fF) : ;L hH • T y 1: 1jAentriir^il l« ilunlii In^t nfK*»t I MUinnrk 54 80 ’ frnm h> r Ta lfitS ..!!0*t. m *7 " K 1■» nil white Jury deiiberated IO,Deuvar ttk 44 08 80 Saturday, TgllMAaaaa home "1"®° I ntitmleu nnd convicted him of rn p-, lOtnaaa City w u j . ‘®4ay f*ij|ng g white girl, (NowOrltena till tha Ockloel 74 , f f ! * , - ........... The simtenca cjoaod n two-day' Pit tubglgh 78 Bfl The . "ahoufc trial that waa marked by a court Waeh' ' 84 09 ttO Ivar fro m t h n i of()fr to " d<1 '"’ID'o name* to tha For! 78 70 . THE WEATHER i I ? 3 ‘ iSupreme a a Oourt, ’s e a s 1**- WStTffl (im . ^JvV' ' 4 - a w 80 " f t '. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 12, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 12, 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 12, 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/0ab8d2bd0a72ee251592b1cd72a19000.pdf 63294a8138b41e0820b37764a3da43e6 PDF Text Text T H P M D A T S I P T C M B I R 8, IB M tharmodagriM By Businessmen Dr. Cortex, Worlds —A New York advertising exeeuwho wan medically dlschargGreatest Scientist, tlvc, the Marine*, was ahot and i Record Year Of *29 Baffled By Insects edkilledfromearly today when he went berserk In a restaurant. Three not in No m|n(| iiiif, fill, |,ar| ever rf|. nti and ,ere(j the world before. ) The day he waa born he asked It may the nurse If he could borrow the find It hospital's microscope, lie wouTd* pension1n<t ,nkr hie afternoon nap utile** rk The bis mother same him a lullalt:’ tie ami from an algebra book. Ittlvely 1 Dv the time, he was five he could But «*i recite the Encyclopedia Brltannica .„,i from memory, forward or backti w a r d , Including the index. He ' graduated from college at 7--be', fore he could play hopscotch well, i wure At 10 he competed In a radio u,„r. giveaway r|uli contest. They uald co,,ldn't think up a question he .mount refldn't anaWer, . <T h e ,, network im,u" finally paid hinj^^OO.OoO tp qui|, —It waa the only way to keep P* u o f r o m going bankrupt. With that • I '"",l lrt*t ‘he young aeianiiei .. I bought himself hla first pair of but* panta and dedicated Hi# reel Irllmted of h,„ |jf), to nci(nca. •ss. ai|„ time every branch of humun jy man* hnowledge was Illuminated hy his lid nut |,r||||all<(,. mg inventions enabled uy more 1I1MI to live 40 years longer, drink “bolder* M|| n||,iit without getting a hanjr■ meat ................ i... «uti kail eitk.liiiiir'u lest year ae they did la prewar lsau. In January they estimated they iould •pend' 'about '14 per cent l*se for that purpose thle year, flWt II now appeasfi that the drop will be milch lees than first expected. *' Ae a^raeult o f'tM s kxpansiotl, tome induetrles, because of the elump, have more plant and equip­ ment than they are ualng for the lime being. However, the com­ panies with the latest machinery arc in a position to auligfoductlon costs, making it i o B L f p r any competitor In the e a B I He ttsarkel who has an outdM|MM|sitt, Businessman n o s T lM fiy about half ae much, W ^ u a K ty , for their building dolMp as t f i * would have got tha aaJM doll a lt tf apant In loss. Figuring that At dollar apent in building brou n t a full dollar’* worth In the Iflpl-M perl- N o b o d y ■- B u t N ob od y ■■ H a s F re sh e r The atati flower of Kentucky la the foldenrod. "there Is still evil In the world,'* he said. “I must solve the problem of rixht and wrung.” Ho he went Into hla laboratory and staved there for five years. Then hr emerged. Ho summoned the world’s loading statesmen, bankvis, clergymen, Indus) rial leaders, generals, admirals and i.'ducator* to Ids laboratory. When they weir all assembled, he walked into the loom carrying u lurge box. "tJeiitlcmen," he said, "In lids box I have 3,tU)4,!IH(j mosquitoes. I have lui-'d, and cross*bled them ' fur five year* to bleed mil llielr vlcluu* Uriels. 1 have read them I ilia llibb*. the Koran, thu Talmud anil passages 11oin tha philoso­ phers. They have been taught not to stlug anyone who Is wholly Knurl, 'they ure the only Iruinrd moral mosqultuus ever i eared. •Sea." And with that lie upem-d the , box. and out swarmed the inosqui* I toes, ! “Don't be alarmrd," enilled Ifr. {Cories, "'they know right from 1 wrong." Mfttrial Asked On Account O f .e-My- . YORK. S « s . D*lea«« sttorneyt sought today a mitltUl, in the Communiet compir« Y I^IAl l»eca use nf-"forte and vltinnc* manifeit" a her • Paul Rube^on ’cfheart at Peeltekiil,' N. ,Y. last tunow, which wa* attended by thru [Mends nt>. , Fttkrel Judge llstold ft. Medina denitfi lit* motion—molt ikesnt of doieijA.in lire 34-week-old trial of II lop Communist.Ifadrre. In J(t exchange with defense at­ torney Cieotge W ..£irvkrtt, Jr., Medina said, howtvei, in referring If Ih*, violence *1 Ptekikil): I"tYwIinilely think'll w«s an out ri" .efk "*'* no quostfnn about it." .ifliriu d g a alio‘denied a moilm tba, qi onect Hut U, ft. Attorney ta proceed with an lnveati|atlou of tKaPeekekll) Incident. i Affidavits It) support -nf this edeond motion wets .ajeorn *« by thaee.,defendants!, Irving' Potash, internMHotial vlre presldsn* .of the CJO f\ir and Leather Worker* Vntont City Cutinrllman Hemjamln J . Davit, Jr., a nsifroj and Hobart Q. Hiontpeon, Jltw - Y6rk state T han P T E X E t tu p p tv n t u n m TOMATOES................... 2 «»• 2 5 * j WHITE ONIONS. . . . ......... 3 lbs. 2 5 *1 N.C. GodIon Fresh Italian Plums 3 C o m 5 _ •*'* 2 9 * 1 Winewap Apples 2 lbs. 25c 1 5 lbs. 39c 1 Sweet Potatoes 2 lbs. 19c 1 Malaratropes lb. 5>/iCI Fresh Green Cabbage 2 stalks 19c 1 Celery FROZEN FOODS wOWb. IpkN «• 1 MwTurnip OiMMit ■ Vmn ^ Ipkfs M .4kIll | ---- '--«--- * - i ^ --------«n«UDoughItoUa ph«. lie DtaaoaHoik pb«. lie | Me | A«oaFraaoa*roadkoohUbmBoae fkg. Sno White C A U L IF L O W E R -2 9 Solid Qutulpra HIGH QUALITY OQAifry ! The mosquitoes began settling ■ lull his uneasy guests. Km a muI itlwnt there w*e a tmlden silence, a vast squli inlug, and then— "Opchl" "Ouch It” . “Ouch II-'! The Cumniunlst leader*' an > The femuus people, alaiqrlng at charged with conspiracy to or their fates, ran ru m aw trout ganlio Dm party fm violent over ' the labuiutuiy, .11 exiapl a stubIhmw of the govi'riiMirnt. bum gelil-lul. II h wnikeil out, bltisblug the mosquitoes Hum Ills • cheek--and Ills medals. > Dr, Cortex looked surlly aiutmil I Ids deserlml labmatoi y. 1 "There must be some wholly ' good person In the world,” lie .aid. "All my musqulloea can't be wrung.” • Just than It* felt sniiietlilng on his neck, I "Ouchl” Cl led the scientist. 8wiit'« Famous Stokely Tiny Green JEWEL LIMAS 3 -L b Carton I > Moralt Never ti list an educated Insect, An isolated mast or ghlmaw IDO feet tall la likely to be atniel by lightning once a year on th average, In many parte of tM Del Mont# Sugar-Cured, Smoked, Skinned 8*IN lb. Ayerage Hami lb. 58c ■’toIn.11 q ; ' WELCH'S 3 ~ 25c Apricot « h a c k Noctai Tw/NBtYSELF-PROPEl.LLD. " H E L IC U T T E R " ROTARK LAWN MOWER ?MADE BY STINE MACH4E AND SUPPLY COM ANY IS THE.ANSWEI TO YQUR MOMft ,V V .r P ro d u ce By "FRESH Seedleu or Red Malaga NtJ# surface The temperature of the in la eatimeted at 11,000 d*. By HAL BOYLE n« new NEW YORK, Sept. had to Once upon a time there was a great scientist named Dr. Alfonso i MYORk, Bo lie year al^a I ly Identified, were treated for InJurlea suffered In the fracas. tho greatest souraaa of totem u i natural dspho.phate rock, whick In fs m ilter. • ■/’.<* / > INTERESTED iN ATOttfONSTRATION. CALL KftL EE PLEASED.TCuIBbW YOU, ON YOUR :^ :E P S p lR T L B .W (,i,«JK 'P 6T ;H CU TTIN Q lab y Beef Liver lb �/ W ' ~ f*T T i; WI J h i U n ity T h em b Prwtaet ol the World; I» N U r i tth h e‘I e _______ To Promote UM FragrHs •f A m rltti Prsmote the To Ffeduee PtOMMIIr lor Ssnford. TH E W E A T H E R S f e # a » kTo l u m e x x x j E stablished 1908 House Is Told A.&M. College Jlead Immoral n f t r f r I t c r a l i * £ SA N FO R D , FLO RID A * FR ID A Y SE P T E M H E R 0. 1910 A eeodated Prean Leaned W ire ti K No. 274 2 Big T ax Bills Are Given To Legislature New Seminole County Motors Building: SJL.UJLU! • MOTOIUL. a r m * ,, efawaas*. H n t o a p , f t .b n t ba • I Rep. Patton Reports On Results Of His, Investigation Of Gray’s Resignation TALLAHASSEE t AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W SP A P E R Wldtly scattered thundershows rr* otrurrlnr mostly In after­ noons Olhrtwlsl grnerntlv fair weather through Saturday. S a le . T'ri>, [ ’. ill In t r o - Earl Shelton Of 'Missouri Pacific cfui ml in Mouse; t in p T a x T o Illinois Gang Is j Railroad Strike pf -i rtiv-iV " .s e ;i«r. f i . 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 Injured By Mob' Called Today TALI M IA M I >-H 9.^yp) ■ Sept. 9—</p) — Til# Mom* Imliv l»„wl rim**# f 1’1" *1..... * 'll deferred until IttS ghhal (hr recently resigned pieiidenl ''•on ■ ■' ■ ■■■’i i" iii-*i iii me T h o u s a n d s O f O t lie r i l * B i i r r m : * ’ f if R u l l e t s ‘ ol Florida A. and M. College lor * e k e’ ononis him - pt<-vrr on a hill Nagtoes wai "immoral," "a psitP o i i m '-I I n t o H i m I I I In d u s tr ie s A ffe c te d to it- p ■In OflU.OOfl Appromailer in deceit" and had "upiel pti.ihon A-1 F r o n t ( i f I t j :i H o m e A s W a v e S p read s tha liical controls" ol the college 'peylrr Mon tv ..ml «jvJT1*or* f Rep. Bryant Patton of Apalsrhi- > IM IN II I l III s,.,„ ,4*, __ ST. LOUIS, Sepl. 9 - I/J’ l I he of »b* bdl 1,1 i.l-d ibal debate l] ■> cola, who raid he had helped in i u u i i • fu .in ._ii A b.iii.i!* i liiilUl, imtnrd front Miltoun Pacifir Radio id fl.idicl hr drl iy. I oo ,. I.. rI■r-. (lie bill fi an investigation of the college a i 1 trnlI’mI. m t ■! iv ndn "I illlr' a red liglil tn ill ii. Ii utli today. | »!uud ! Kr iitti + - t t»r, .line the t L ** a (ub-commiltea of one faem the i 1 1 .1 '* " ’ ’ vr i< oh nridirw preparalnry In a .lu te >e Ini I 1 erpe ih' *1 f-.l more lime 1 Houie Committee ol UnAmerican ,.| lb In .1 , lv r»- *% P M * • ■ I v he I lit |er• * by US font Seininorr county nml iho »;nteraii,a door. A pylon on th.* west xiile nf ttip room Activities, made the report. mi' i-.l 0 The Ij . i M»»cri(jri ir.Im 1" *MM ■ ■ ■ Ill’ll,,i« lm vrar*. 111 * in.tMi .. of |he ,peat East First cn t Pine Street, la du# for completion by Nov iff*. will »etVo pa a sign suppnll and. at eliiirlural leinfnrcement "Evidence wai »ectirtd by tesli-, Jack Ratlgan iimiiager, of Urn Dodge A Plymouth Dealer* Com­ ( blrl M’mci >,h) ’Little" a ichedulrd tun nn thr / . 0!) mde <l.x* f'PHM* f V ” '!ii -r* -ion of the Mr. Ratlgan established Samlnola County Motor* In Itti I a* hi) mony, affidavitt and audit which pany, Announced Donovan Dean, Orlando, la architect and Tcnipdaalrr* In Dodge and Plymouth gutomolilla* ami Dodge Intel* Eat 1 »v.»i In- nf i ,, li- (Iff, c ,1), to .ysten, wi» ibr Sunllnwei which Li-xn itni^ \ da im-b-,1 ilmmt enat tho piaient location at Palmetto and Comiiierci.il Avenue lln’e Inc., of Lakeland ara contrnctors. Tha ihow room front facing aubitantiated charges that V. H. Hu- Ii " ( I I"- l"’m« line short left KantH, I'll V ("1 “*1 1 iuii. s i ; lui’ lv 0 ’ loi^ of rent** . Gray, Jr., wai immoral and let a 1 First Strait will hr, all ylasi, except for a masonry bultmsa limb, 2 :20 A. M [i.ornl ‘S lt .In Ms-. 1 oi im’irtliiy and had aiample before the itudenti," Mm, ,K. » n.| I , ,1 llie^i imin', m.iiiMi Dr. ttndlmg An einli.irg>i on freijhl teivic* |fitt.tt*' Patton laid. Ill thr l> ic<i*nrd *» 1' ’ ■ in I I” in) the t.tlvo of list been in '•llfil liner 1ue*rl*v |W II Patton laid he had turned a *e\ ei 11 ,1 About 5.00(1 nperaling emphtvc* ' r.lijri'l ” 1 1 1 .' ♦ , \ and M. tiin l oiililn a copy ol hia report ovar to State At­ (fU lf| "t| )t 1 !r sp1• I in the Shel- are schedulnl in iinkc oll'gC I'll Nr tjiure torney William D. Hopkins of Tal­ Ion )s*1111* |.r,r 1". t ii.l, he found The Mlllo.ul *eivr» II slaler. ago lahassee thii mornin|. The report "1 tlllr ) Ill M. |iu hniite inoamng Hundred* of town* ami thousand* Ih- ......... *|*r iif ■ iiiiel of the ® lio wai formally filed with the WASHINGTON. Sept. 9—(/?’> A special Senate committee to­ 4fill I.Im .I.llltf h.t'Mv from four nr of induitne* will be allrdeil Some nmining 1**1- MMtt* • i report by Home day approved a $1,314,010,000 glnh.il arm* bill with $75,000,000 ear-1 fu'r* ImiH> * Hi»1!flf|'s |lii <he (huh and induitrie* have rlreadv been hit H»|i Hn tn' f 't f «» <i| Ap.ilac.hiHe declared he alao hai prepared ecu jor nii-v-UTnnuiimi riu b ii. . marked for ■anli-Communitt aid m inr the rar Fat lEast. iihr I" 'It* firttl rub., wbn tn ) Itr *i I mveilig.sted by the freight enih.iiao tiibroma reiolutinn calling for appointment Expenditures Are Up By a vole of 19 lo 1, the combined Senate Foreign Relation! an d .^ * rcSS C S V ltr ll N cP n il,, 1 AM' ... Hil* •It , h . . h- with nli-cloil*, ttui of an interim legiijative committee Armed Service* committee* tramped approval on lire arm* measure rlni'f i i III, t 1 1l.iteil thill tin* a ' *• >11 iltc I (on*e miller "i $45,400; Operating F o r Im p ro v e m e n ts were mnl111 Wa'I'iiKlnti. drike in wlilrtl 'I #'•1 f » M i \„ to aerve ai a "balance wheel" over which carries 11,000,000,000 for*--------------------- -----------------------ii. 11ran Acti• i‘ 1 In- *ticrt from hut there # n no indit alnni il i mild ( "1111111*1"’ O f C ity P r o p e r ty \5!$•* 1' t' 1 H Millage Cut l/G Mill re-armlng North Atlantic Pact n«Tnltllan State inilitutiom. 1 lie II....... | r ■•• t f1I from ............. tin* S* " • liin H uvie I Ini he averted tloni. I’ .lt >.. lull . .Mu i' f' a I oerSuch a committee, ha latil, Itrfore the committee acted a , . . MilKMD’F mid slifltnn «| .. Only minor mattara remain to ttmihllcan leader propo*ed that A run <"111 , la-iirlle t.r* iluillli) A 1949*50 budget of approxi­ would give tha LefUlattira con­ ill 1,11,*' two Preildenl limn.in *.rul vrilri ’■ rul *tix "ii H Ml. D■i i v type of I * * fllltll IV 'M IM 1 trol at all Wmea ovar tha Institu­ mately $550,000 or $45,400 mote be Ironed out before the commit- Congress give the It. S. Joint briiw die I itv o| ^rftifntd .ilwtni 1. ** m tn mine be­ • $«»||le 1 4 Hi p«prt‘**t'il! day he wn dmtw fveryllnnw hr hu*ltic ■* tee* taka a final vote on the arm* chief* of xtaff full control of aid $5° WO a vest, an amount vilallv belief .«i len*t nd f >10,1100,000 • tio n . of the weapon* e0l(|(Ji J,ul added lli.il the iiiumii lwr.il ir....... i i$Mn •M than the $504,600 budget ol last f __ _ ...........r................... ............ . hill Monday. Chairman Connallv W Patton *ald that hr perannally amount ■ I.for nuri-Cmnnmnlst China. netded Ini r.ipu.d miprovrntt. City wn* i t'1 ment hurl cxlundcl nrulv m ...... .. ............ , (,v Stale fi- • balltvr* Gray "or anyone alia year wai approved la*t night 1>v!(D-T*xl of the Foreign Relation* .......................... j . ' 1™ .! .............. ........................................ senator Knowland <R-Cal), M, „ c|(f,0|ll McKdd.,., I the City Commiision. which alto Committee told reporters who mliuiri nubile fundi ought to authority tn *ntb u r n .rf„,., . l .t,m *#ld ha iHilnl In Iiih effort to Hrve 1175,- .1 | A* the bill now stand*, It con­ OOlt.OOU earmarketl specifically or ,nr 1,vtef' ** 1 Jr L iiitiiI (enter be proaaeutad.” ni An enthatyo reduced the tax rate for operation* In ..................... ..-r<i,, . .... ....... •"> pas'cmfei, mad i„„|r,-t.t...l n ■ .dd I"- * -ceptahla About BO nagroea nt_----- wera ----- In ... tha tains i yritfuUv »n»i Mr Hill to non-Communlat China. yrileidav ri< imnn He wai tvai inlrniln< inlrodin nl rd u |„|,),H , ,1 | nm iili, Int 'Imre and baggHgc mi vice be,erne I <i I ft! VCl"li'I \\.*i gallery when Patton read hi* re- by one-half mill. Pa 11.000. 000.000 for the North At The gronp voted I to !> for g by Katlvlr Hou«boltlet. J'lm ttiHi.w d, ■ recelva4 lltf " ’ •• 1 l"» coiult-1 fectlve rnrlv today Borne long Some change* ware recommend­ port. lantlc Pact nation*. I’dlit ln» ■tiiniittce's 3 percent* substitute amendment offered by R, R W Roprerhl outlined the ‘'on -;nU fall ' tltatancet trains, bowever. were not Gray resigned aa president of ed in the budget which will be 1111,870,000 for (Irsace arid ..................... , . * * * >.* . A t nn h,vnir»v*ll«\ hifl . uiMpltttl, isgnrrted tn mnivlft^ •n^lr limltail -iili in which came Intonatoi Cnnnally which gives tha the collage July 7, aftei e long adopted by ordinance on or about Turkty. "loch the Nahmi*! hl ....... u Th Imi **u\ Shilloh (ut1||| Mft«t tin* drudlm#* tl.n S cimi*' 11 -iciiInv I’leeUlent full discretion to spend •prutil Joint «e*i|on of the itata cabinet IB7JM O.OOO for Iran, Korea, ami F c 'U M (I a »'( ip tor Infantile FAf.ilym will mum . , in .»f tn* ninny | chief in the ihxiuiftel Then ii i ’ 1 - '‘I nn'll Mun lay. 176,000.000 In Asia wherever ha and the Board of Control. No rea Sept. 26, *a*4 City Mane^r Clif­ tha JttflllpJnes. tha mimnrr in which The ,-mn if r 'ilsn met briefly and thinks It would do the most good, ii putMm on. find laid that 40,000 J "(B iiuIh. II. *Nitl Hheltiin hn l '* • aon wai given fog hti resignation ford McKibbin thl* looming. 176.000. 000 to be used In the "tri^ the China amendment," ^*|f$ ImiI hern ifpoited in ll pllarr.*’ •nnnt«»r pf wouniU In , nparahni rul"** nhniild ha Inter adloui'icil f"< itm weekend aftwa t ,t u t he. wai leaving to Fg» £aat at tha discretion of Pis<rentte*ee i tn a awe- reeve ■ r .v V M W lervfUa to h!l rounlry (In. year, l.a.l year Semi- j $ * * „ " '* . K * ,,ai m|MarmthHv ’ snv.ial new lax MIL and involved In the di.pnte I ittiilon- th"in |»- the Fiimnc# Com-I< raee aliewhere. mlr < ii"li li.td four cue* nf m*telv ciauslud l"» loti head La*<*r. he laid h» had_re*lgned CnMiia mvolvril .in Mu l.oeo imfli* ' " 'mlv ' 1-olic spent 33.200 and mccived ' I'-dic- cblnt rim - Mttag. ige ’ iiintlM Fnginect . Hatlvv iiy Ii’u'it I F'-'ir ■ inators n't rnemlnra of (r « flm 4 0* to*u«|!,y,i» of .boil I|^ » F F CT U H J ° ,’tng to taxpayers or u n i t U F U IIg l l M J f F I I C l .i.i i Fyitisi db* nnId Silii linn , ii ......................... . with Ihr dl«e.»»e wl„ , Ht l.<a*t ..........nf. *< -> men, l.ocnmnl'vi’ Kuinnn .mil tn- tin .... if >i< dudv committee— V .100 ................ * ■ -------lion' 'be Nfiiiiti.fl roillldaticin. lie ,,ftlltei*- mm pi dinlitv h nmchl'i Xini'Uien, ami the llidrr nf Rail-( nffi’ied loll I" double the tux . About *60,000 of budgtt money, j' a n ! i a j's i [ a * j V *' ' iI City Budget Of Senate Committee Votes 19 To 3 Cigarette Tax For Global Arms Aid Measure To Raise $50y0009 $550,000 Okeyed Says McKibbin By Com m ission I'rT'ovin', jCripps Says S a l e Young Navy F lier Of More Goods Is Tells Inquiry Of Wage-HourAgency 1* slateil 'i„t ('muluetoi s The raini'l, ill*. | oi ' nn and lietib* 'he license leclurd ! BOn. it .n', ninth laigc-t, operatri. In] lm f"r tn*er nnd win#* ilenlar*. nd%t M hi.“p aw m * 2 2 ?o™ j What BritainNeeds Secret B -36 Memo ment fund. .......... -----• . V, -.1. K1 1 ,1 ii .tali’ll Ill'll wilt'll' S Ill'll no "-a* Itd.'li !o F.viiii.viP Studies New Rule will go to tha swimming pool | t,r . , | p ipi ‘ipn..>” i(ifv.i”ll a fatii*litui oil* u iii I, Arkmi-ii*. Illlni’i'. I> ( Iiudgel (ni I'.MH-tU I- i l'i the ........ aiillinbince n-hmli I iimTr. "l.lji** I Hti tihrltnn (■■• , I "iilnlaita. C"I” I", tlkla ........ linn nduif ut *n't’tiii'*ii g the project; »13,600 toward paymentj WAHIIINCJTON, 8epl w IMHIM ’T ..« » ■„ If ........... and Mm It'll' fill liti'lgi'1 For E x e c u t i v e s rest for the new fire truck, and the'.;,, sl)lffor(, Crlpji, iicclare.l toV mil n11in n« iinit* t .jiiifit NHnu k" Mi..i..ipjit i f . i i i < In, .0,-1,111 e ’ op ' * J " persiniiilf i.lriul rt'Ji;i,ny" |6fi!t,(l||l 11'ni nielli nf a" ietiil.ii-.il bulb ’ I, n in n. .ini .f the ninttuni Icvle l I■ v the for street repalra and othar|,.liy , hn, ,|lr -only ,„tl*fnlcory boe,d “f * dmu ll. iim i ^ WASHNGTDN, Sept. 0-</P>Thi Wage-lloui Adminiitiation imposed today to rail* the salary evel at which executive, adminis­ trative and preuionel employ#* can he exempted from minimum wage and overtime rule*. Administrator william R. McComb *aid 30 deyi will be given labor and management for commint on the piopoied changes. ^ Then the new regulation* ate to go into effect, possibly with altera lion bated on tha criticism. Under tha mw rafulation* tha •alary l«»t for axa’rtftjng axetutiva typa employ#* would be raw­ ed from 130 to $55 • w«k. Tha salary latf for exempting profeiiional or administrative em­ ploye would he hik*d from $200 a * month to $75 a with: In addition, tha proposal* would clarify existing regulations. MeCorhh o ld thl. reduce"tha iltk nf unwitting violation! <Ca a « lW OU *— > [ 24 Believed Killed In Canadian Air Crash MONTRGA l# Canxdlan Pacino , eraahday one of Ita dat ita srllh IT ad w mite* frmn__ _ paiaaitgars ant) four * bar! ahpard. So fir M la known non# S 6,ttr > £ ^ r .a2t.T____ fc tiigi____ made IU gnd eoptln Official# ai occurred about m "Tha wn 9 and raaaud awing," an IM lW 'S f1 U far u y * la Comenu, tha craah A. M. i tenaU r« In fuU "Afl tha BIW f M i M L . _______ iuoferfi 8*tr £ to .tho Item*, *ald Mr. MeKlbbln. r.idi'tinn" for Hrituln’s economic' Tha Seminole County <%■«; plight i* to m II enough gouda for ‘ on nn ihi h hui - 1ml Ii 1 1hi t-il that i-tlta ni'Hirv I-' I w"imi| Inn' May 1 fit it M,li In . hi r ami I i-xh ,,,-clr.l f,„ I’HpItal iinpi"Vi'ini-nl ' 1.111.1 hospital. 1.1... .h r,, he .1 I In■!,■ were nii ike Thc threat* ip <" t f'lin " I hi i tii'liuad. A the anonymous doruiuert w hich her of Commerca waa alloted n ro'ti't ............., tlk'illl -Cl fill Ifl'tlV IlgUlUil the *'! »rlf-»upportlng, | Vottehij” rtTf”“t h - ” •' hon.hr. lht> I,unit nf tin* la« Itiml. In- P"l"* Furl MiH^rav' laid 1 Ittlp I hi Utii'liu,; *B,ROO for publicity purpose*, an lit (-nt nti'1 itii.- tn lioni.’-tead ex anil I nk’ Klic line wa* ir » * t t ii» l tia i'»«ki. m i L i e u t , .Samuel nnntbiM ihi'tc arc not enmigh Increaie of *600 ovar laat y«ar«- i h! mmr "iimde^* that'^stat”mrnt m ^ I” . t|i"M (-d pt tilling attempt ' I'V a The Junior Chamber of Com­ fill'd, tn urn-rate n t v vivire. gm Miinnuit nudlatnt tn -rttle .11 ... luncheon, '- i * merce wa* given $900, with a ! (................ 'rr„ club Anini'K Flnrtile cltn which grn-i ini'f s hetwrin the cuirti'r promise of a *3M ^nua If tftov, ,nR Br|tillh accrptant.( of want unlit tha House Armrd hive rt^sritt.’ taxi’s ni” St Aug .m! tin Hriithrrb'inil "f Hath mid Service* Commit tea began an Uitlli. and t’enxacola In h -hirnl. succeed In bringing tnatr P**®. Anierlcmn advice to atreamlln# act- Investigation. i 1 1 .Hitmen. mamberihip up 10 ,uu’ 11.* MtgjM -l<'d that M wmihl tic n ' Ime teehnlijuaa, ha said that "on 1 h. Union lailruml ami the Tha *um of *600 formerly agr- il< i|im.iion or exports to dollar ,’nnd plan fur cigarette dirtrltiuM 'iii'i’giihelu I’linni'eting rallroud* WASHINGTON. Sept. 9-<2Fi Inra tn handle the Jnh of Httachmarked for tha Samlnola County, ii iii.- ri-i# . . . rr,. ,e .7 .r « d ,,t i i niHikets. I believe that thara la a h'’ h *eive ai'iire* tif hIccI plant* ,-nch t”doy that injr 1'ilv revenue xlampi. 8tha? WFernald-Laughton iX m ZSi f Hoapiui H S l t S mo*t .e|0, urgent need for more "nten* * young ^ * vy hi it e I'ltt.lnirgh dlatrlct «ie I'K'ktge nf I'lgareltns. anil using manihlp." a congretiman’i request lur in NKW YORK. Sept. 9-lA 'l tl'P xauie pn.tage niett’M f"i the Caul Robvann, target of two ant< 1 ttireaiiiied I'V eailv *lrihr*. formation led to the preparation Sir Stafford pictured the solu­ A walkout i. set for 3 t‘ M, «. for attaching State tevenue Communist demonstration* that Fogging of allay* by tha ! ...... Hum against th» Morning* Boutharn Chemical* Co. wa* or- tion of his country’s economic of the anonymous document wlm h .tamp.. flared Into mas* violence, neat r;i*i« a* ns.entlal for the coordCapital improvement* ore i|e tula .ilul for flllll A, M. Tli.aduy dsrad again to altmlnat# moiaulkicked up the B-36 bomber invr.ii reeksklll, N. Y., bun decided not jit in .1 ttie Union railroad. Sumo toe a. Thla work will ha started ■nnlcil political and military 17,7” -trincth nf tha Wert in Its arug* * ‘lon !.rr rVplscwl ' Mt' ,lMcKthhin*’imu" letl I 1,1 " ‘tend another xclirduletl gath lOoutl f l-worki i . are expected Monday, aald Nr. McKibbin. . ring In thut urea. Lieut. Samuel P. Ingram InM .. ' , ’ i-lf with Communism. i • in made idle if the *trlk. < he II” said that 8#cr*tery of______ State ipecial Navy court of inquiry ' Charles Woles of the L a k e 1 Word of tho decision r-ame from ■ mo, t ffeetiv.’. Wales .(avert * prehcntnl u "trn the left-wing negro tlnger’s o’ I lie HR I liu* threatened * A," ''I T n*n!, ? rltl,h that Rep Charter B, Deane {D-NO •■ ling gave)'' to John Sheppard, im-lntua yoxterduy a* mole public tnke aguitmt tin- Southern 1'*^ I’.ral Jaycee vice-prashlenl j figure*, Including I’rcaldent Tru it" f'Mikalile progreaa” toward hulld- . n . .. „ . . (Ml | man uml Hsiiiy Wallace, denoimc , i r, , winking , , . , rule*, Imt . . a CanJtol Hill Hu,,......... ml liidiittrv «'•' twarlni! f«» -.-vrul weak* nl Koheson Decides Against Holding Another Concert Tavares Negroes Are Sentenced To Death ..i,a t- .h« i„,.„ ■■ ....... ............. . JS=,: '% & jw ru x 3st... 16-Year Old Boy, Wounded By Unruh Wants Him To Be Given A Fair Trail t J V K a x 'jS w K ^ V tS iT ^ d ™i . i i i •1V. j | f | | u .’ t \ I ffP ," » * t in Today’* ih lay wn* *'■- ..ccnnil• tor tin crucial ted "ii v hethcr to reiieul the hig uppropi i.itwn- lull anil go onen more into Mo* Hpcmliiig Imtlle that wu> Inf'",- th# rcgulnt session for till day - la.l ir»nfInieil Hn !*«»• I.tah" Consolidation Of Federal Agencies Increases Payroll W A S H IN G T O N , S. pt !t T ) -Tin' (lrst merger ul guvcinuumt Hgfiielc* under th'- ''1 9 t e r irif t y weatern political and da- ,,r R Worth a Navy official I'uiiUatlon prngratu , M, I ltd .May V F W MKKT f t the widespread dlsorilerit l 1’" 2 ", 111 11,1 per’intis to the fydcinl p«vr,tll, TAVAREB, Sapt. { ^ - C i r ­ f,r»i> itructurre hut addedi ’511 thl* nrogrer* will be In the Byrd Pommlltii’ "i Federal cuit Judge T. 0. Futcb yaatarday Uciuiomy rnnnrted tmlnv sentenced two of tha negroes con­ vain if we fall to provldt a sound The ciimmittee *.ild in * month­ victed of criminally attacking a n nnninir bail* ftr tha** eomblni e f f o r t * of the fro* demoly report that Ihtt now General 17-vaar-old Bay Lake housewife rraclee." Services Agoncv, which took over liH(| rolled th«* t)iilhn<iik*i “ dlf* July 16 to dla In the elecirlc chair, the function* of *h" Federal •mf tha third to Ufa Imprisonment ,r T U UAmeric.n ctvii Ltbcrt.ex1 l ' > « l < » g d e n H e l d F o r Work* Administrator, the Human at hard labor, Union, meanwhile, offered .e i |*'irstf D e g r e e M u r d e r nt Community Facllftie*, th* l‘u$Waltar Irvin and Samuel Bhap- Snpcla! Season For lie Dulldlng* Adinlni**iuth>ii an’t wnnl* of $600 each for Infurnta i ** hard, both 22, received their death Churches Is Named the Durenu of F’ublle U.oitdi. em­ tlnn leading to arrest* of persons „ , „ , _. aantanca* without a fllckar of ployed 29,702 piirMui’s i" July. who took part In the stoning* am! , hVll.LK, Sept. 9 —(,7 t amotion. They maintained tha This compnrt*d with 2ii.5t>2 who (CeeHaase Oa r a|. Vnurt , t-ed (igdcn, former Army inThe months of October and No­ CAMDEN, N. J.. Sept. Q —(/Pi— A t6-ye.r-old boy who w». --------------------------stoical calm which characterised vember wera dealgnated for a ipeIi lltifi nee ufflret, tmluy wa* held were working for tin individual them throughout tha weak of Illmea Mr* Lambert Palmar aryl In June before they fm tlic grand Jury on first degree agencies " S hj ”"* '" '• Victims Of Cunton hearings and tha trial.* church attendance by member* *f r * 1; c*"j*"’>» « *?“ rnur<lrr charge* tn the fatal smil­ were consolidated. Tha 16-yaar-old defendant, Mi* Sanford Ministerial Associa­ I The government’- payroll fdr b’ui :"k H, m Row Cry For Blonde ing nf hi* wife last Tun,day. Charles Greenlee, waa (Ivan Ufa tion at their first Fall masting at ! th«e vi year ending June .in n .ich*«t A coroner's jury toduy found imprlaonmant because of the 12- .Seminole High School yesterday accused slayer of 13 per.on*. Arntond Hsrrie was pleated from Cooper Flossie Ogden came to her I **’•Mr CANTON Bt*pt 9—(/Hi—In Can man whlta Jury'# recommendation noon. Dr. J . R. Farris presided. Hospital yasterday follnwing* ijiruth from gumhol wound:, in i(10,000,000 for the pre” tou year, tnn*s imftlir, dilaptmiUii emtr The record of past meetings w»i af mercy Saturday. traatmsnt for a flesh wound. had hay fsver and that ho gency hospital today both Ameri­ llictcil tiy her husband and ree-1 ' ? *employment 1 , , a* reviewed by the Rev. Joe C. Crews federal ■ iw i ■ m — ■ Armonds* mother and one other |wouldn’t get enough handkerchiefs can tho murder i1a However; victim* of yesterday * wed "nmiemted that •ecrsUry. whole dropped I.ViSD during parson also were wounded In the jn t|la hospital, July, totaling ‘ 2,192,1 it at the CONSULATE CLOSED "The Association asks for com­ flurry of gunfire which brought j Authorities ere keeping Unruh ding annlverearv ehootlng asked chatges be filed. «"t'nen-vivacious., Ogden, ahou JO, wa* former in- rtl(! of th. I1lmit1l Th, miiitaw plete co-operation of all of the death to fly* men, five women enu|linl]tr heavy guard In a bare, tiny Ai«mUr, blonde Meya I rupmnr, |ip|hv«’nre offiofr on Ih® utiiff p^rvlcei Inld off 18 m i fivilian* rhnrchet," Rev, Crews declared, thraa-young boy, last Tuesday. i,illation cell at Trenton Btata n^» of Hie victim* of the late General George S Hat-.during th* nipnth, ' nuue th«n "In regard to the special season, "The guy It entitled to a fair Hospital for the Iniane. and plans hava been made for the trial, even In this case with »u He Is awaiting th* atari of ex „Tho two. nrevlunhly had told tun and former executive *ecre-1 offsetting Increase* t>v other ,U Chinese petit# tho shouting, in lory of the Cocoa Chamber of partmmta, 1 work of the churches." Otrfnme city of Htnkow. many, dead.", said Armond, who tensive medical and psychiatric which an Englishman wai killed, Commerce i The group making the report . At nie aame time tha etaffa of trsts, which may raqulr* aa long waa preceded by a free-for-ali will I s 17 -year* old tomorrow. Hockledge City Marshal W. II. I* the Joint committee nn retmarlaan emhaaey In Nanfight. LOCAL FIRR Although a neighbor of Unn as eight weoke. Wlmhertey s,tli) Ogden shot his i 'luctlon of noiiesseutinl federal and the ecnaahrte general ^t-* Furniture and wajla of a komt Armond said "I didn’t know him to. Dr, Robert & Garber, asslitanf - WMIard f m m a n .t L ot tirldgo- wife ihrouglijjie spine as a climax I expenditure*. It has been head[■w w im onwrvajt - ia ri* R at 1414 Watt Elghtaanth Street apeak to, raally,1 ihrector of tha hospital, empha­ waler, Masa,, a former school In ilmusstlc trouble. Wlmherley, j'*d ^ for-jraar*- by Himatnr-Byrd— •bOOt hOtfe tically dallied report* that hn or ««fher and husband of the pretty "Owa In a white we’d *xy hell" ^ caused at 8:00 o'clock last night but never had a conversation, ha any other paychlatrtit had de­ pollsh-bord woman whom he mar- a neiglibor and close friend of tha] ( n ” a)i TRAIN WRICK couple, said lie had just left the' ------------------- , by sn explodlng oU lasp , lir a Hl^. ost four year* ago. asked: scribed Unruh at sane. Reports on ORAYSVILLE, Tenn.. Bept. 9 added, "Ha never had a quarrel a o u t J7 -LV.,/ *!,VV. „ M. N. Cleveland announced with Whera'a Maya? feil her to home when the ehootlng occured. w WABHINGTON. Sept. 9 - 1/ -TklrUen care of o deleol Chief ua—never had a reason to, ths prisoner'! mental condition come see mg." today. Ogden surrendered and would Th? C will be submitted only "to the pro­ *• U?8Jd^sKeN ynltfd 8(nlp$, h I*h.a'^a new’S nmv fit),* tht derailed and bawled Into Unruh's mother, Mre. Freda Freeman*' engaged In a eupply make no statement. ooo.ooo atakn In the juustlng noper authorities at tha proper buelnoaa raid crew sleeping cars parkUnruh, was told fully for the first NEGRO RATIO ted with retired twoen Ti 1 w Ttlgoel.vla and Sin>l»t Ruaon a elding w ar hora today, time yesterday of the 20-minute time," Dr. Garber added. U. H. Ms; LOBT HOURS BAINBRIDGE, Oa., i#ral Claire Chen■la. l man waa killed and two ware Meanwhile, the grief-stricken nault's cl ehootlng orgy last Tuesday. ROME, Sept 9—(A3)—Italy'* (/P)—PoUea took a i. transport, apparaariously. ■ho fainted when aha learned of families of ten victims prepared ontlv did , convict to the atato ■now ha waa near indmt^’ lo / rW jm M T 'w o V h death from the hiUincs. Hot first words when to bury their dead today. ■sfekeeplng laat d ik t < Abdominal wound*, r ™ . J T Wdu,h£ <5» M*rih« r Tito’, government ■ However, relatives of Maurice Kxploray. d Clark, 42, of after an of a $12,000,000 credit! O hm . River Road druggist who who reputedly, . , ealiei fa r an Inttirest rate of 8H Howard. He wee elaln together with hie wife tallest peak in Han new agamy, reported today. s j . . i. year payable eeml-anand mother, postponed their fum th# Anui* Jn mountain! of A total o? 107,000 plants worn loan Is to be paid off northweat ■ an 1 semi-annual Install-, which . first falling' due JWy clpatetk Us report ankL S'Air), iW & K vlV; feilci at giivci nlpeiil i oiit’ii liaullei *f tami tutindtlrrd a lull •" mak” private, Itnnl* opeinteil f u piufit .iihn t lo ellv ami countv property,; l . / �’Afo.fl.f*- 1V' ’ ' f! ba n fo r* PJURW TWO F l o r id a church o r c a a it T .. Eln Avmo # aod lomod Stroot Take Your Family To Sunday School OUlt Mom. MIoM m By Roland 1. Uaw ll llil.lv School 10:00 A. M. Prcachlpf and Communion 11: 0 The family and the Sunday ischool should be bound In hole Church No(IcM AM bo prMoutod at Ibo Hm S offlco mi ibr ! A, Mi ....... tunlon, a holy wedlock. If eo, both I„ ^ “9^ Communion 7:30 Mhool have a heaven-born affinity, t be!ore publlcolMm, ' n .. I They are vital parts of the two: will live happily ever aftar. The hoof be! _____ iSunday school helps take the Bible, H ide Study 8:00 p, M. I most fundamental of all lnstltu-1 HOLY- CROSS CHURCH FIHKT UAPTIHT CHURCH Vicltor* always walcomt. tions, namely the homo and the'the family altar and e*hry Chris i (Episcopal) ..................................... Park Avenue at Hlith Strrel church. God eataLllshed the home tlsn virtue Into the family reU' THE CHURCH OF GOD 4rv. II. Lylllelon Zimmeen W. P, Brooks, Jr„ Paator In the Garden of Eden, one In tions. The family takes loyalty, 2A0t Elm Avenue II. I>.. Hector cooperation and numbers Into the John L. Mllltr, Educational stitutlun, the church. I^rve ties Sunday school. The whole family Iter. Joe C. Crews, Minleler 13th Siimluy after Trinity Director the home together, the church tow m blessed by going to Sunday St.mluy school at 0t4S A. M. t*:0t) A. At. Holy Communion. “Worship In Alr.Cooled Comfurt1' B:3U A. IM. Family Horvico and H.m.liiy Hchool «:4B A. M. , Cla.afi ,, , fur all ajrea. . . . . . gather, and the two each to the hooL t lurch Sclinol. Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. Morning worship at 11:00 A. M. other. The whole family should go A heavenly union of family and Training Union 0:45 p, M. , Huhlwt, \lctory . All members to Sunday school. 11:00 A. M. M.in.inir Prayer and Sunday school will produce heaven­ The family and the Sunday ly offspring. This union will bring rmon. Evening Worship 8:00 P. M. are urged to be present. larvicea during tho week I Wednesday Prayer Serviie.8:00 , Evangelistic ssrvlee at 7:46 Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. unity of iplrlt, godliness of life i F. M. Message by the pastor. AIMonday throuxh Thursday and P. M. and spiritual service Into the fam­ Sermon hy Pastor I turday 7:30 A. M. 'Holy Com- j Nursery open for Hunday Hchool *Hr wlven for prayer after tho B. T. U. 7:00 P. M. ily. Such . union will go far to cure the divorce evil end will vir­ nlon. |and Morning Worship Servlie. i message. Union* for all ages Friday, Holy Communion 8:00' “We’ve Saved a Place for You." I rnyer meeting and Bible study Evening Worship 8:00 P. M. tually wipe out Juvenile delin­ quency. The family and the Sun­ _____ each Tuesday evening 7:46 P. M. Sermon hy Pastor Mnday 7:3U I’. M, Veitry Meet* CHUKCII OF THE NA2A RENE Young People Meeting, (V.E.B., Midweek Prayer Service Wednes­ day school working together make 113 Maul. Avenue Friday evening 7:46 P. M. day 8:00 P. M. soul-winning easy. It will build o , « . The Church string band will We Invite each and everyone to a Christian social order. Why not H»v. L. R. Kuahlon, i aator furnish furnish the the music, music, and and the the public public |listen to the Baptist Hour ajion- ta_k* ..your family to Sunday :HHIHT CIIUHLTI, Longwood Hunday School 0:46 A. AI. (» invited to attend all thesv ser- sured by our Church Monday, «houI1 I iv, II, l.yttlvton Zimmerman, Mornlng Worship 10:46 A. M. vi..„. Roland Q. Leaveil Wednesday and Friday at 3:00 II. I>.. Vicar Subject: “Judas", President, N ew Orleans P. M. over WTRR. "Com# Thou 13 Sunday aftar Trinity Junior Society 0:16 P, M. Baptist Theological SemiFREE METHODIST CHURCH With Us And We Will Do Thee tOO I*. M. Evening Prayar ami n*r« N.Y.P.S. 7:00 p. M. Fourth Htreel and Laurel Avenue Uond” Htmon. AH urn wvlcutn*. (•’vsnimlUMe ffr-.>i 7 f* 1’tvu It. Hot tun, Paster Subject: “Sin Crouching at The .Sunday School 0:46 A. M. m iu c a m c i i o f n o n o f Door". | Morning Wurshlp 10)46 A. M. ( M ILLER FAKMH Mid-week Prayer and Praise Young Peoples Service 7:30 P.M. Wednesday 7:46 P, AI. I Evening Service 8:00 P, M. .Rev. li. W. Mlllor, MlnUter ■unday services: Hunday School FIRST CHURCH’ OF CIIRMT. . t - S T m " '" 1 Ww,nM,Uy lOfcO A. A> Evangelistic service 7:110 p, M. 800 e, Rev.' Dwight N. Horton, son of This it u live Church with ■ Hui.dTe h7) w.H| (?.jr l i, ,’u'l,or wl11 *,rin8 «he message Hvn.Lord in It* I(-atinr, uUoma, hear M « .r X A. M.1"' Subject, “Suhatanca". ‘ FIRST PHEHUYTERIAN Wednesday Service 8:00 I*. M. CIIUKCII evening nt 7:3(1. Komi fe j Reading Room Tuesdays ami Rev. Angus G. Mrlnnla, paator i»MU for prayer,,^ Fridays 11:00 to 6:00 p. M. i 0:46 A. M. Church School. All ate welcome to attend our' 11:00 A. M. Morning Wurshlp, services ami to use our Reading sermon l.y Mr. Mclnnls. , I T;(MI P. M. Youth Fellowship. ( hurches of Christ, Scientist ‘ H;no 1*. M. Evening Worship, "Substance" Is the subject uf »rrnu.n l.y Mr. Mclnnls. the Lesson-Sermon which will U ... •— — Worship, read In Chunrhes of Christ, Sclvit-' NR ST BAPTIST CIIUKCH wShfp nflil LAKH AI AIIV COMMUNITY CIIUKCII Rev, C. C. White, Allnlalvr Church School 10:00 A. M. Classes for ull ngea. Worship 11;fau A. M. Westminster Fellowahlp meet a it (1:80 P. M. Mitrljanu Eubanks, Leader. There will he election of •f/lcers. Kvery memher of the Westminster Fellowship la urged to be present. The June 10 III graduate* of ika Mary School will meet at Ihurch, Tuesday at 8:00 l’. M. wilier I'l. idnexlny, September 14 the toea Women nieut at the th at H:00 1’. M. Tht Choir k a will he ut 7:80 P. M. pday School Officers and Itra will meet after Church lay morning. 'h,‘ Huml*y RevhirMeetings At Adventist Church ,*rvl‘'B’ •iihi^h-oi j j , . a W’lebolill Hunt tlilnita hojivd for, the evidence of 11;00 A. Ai Morn loir Service thlnira not seen" (llehr. 11:1, Mis.lmta" Sunday will t u b rile Leason-Sermon alao In-' vt,,i wi . i dutlea the followloK passage from (|„,auhlect' "THE MINI! rip the Chrlatlan Science U atho.A, n HIST" K M,ND OF ’’Science mill Health with Key to n.,ir, «» m u if" . m i " K"' ,Jwl: "O IK i I i ’ n i M Y -' a N.’ i S S i n r l . ’ i;* I 3 * . H ‘ ......... .. ■“ llil, word In H .l.nw .i "Tlio .nl______ S l E r . ° , ri"",h 'li.h“PI ll, ' " J J S U n i ' r i ™ 1! . SpIHl. the synonym ufMInd.Houl, Key. h, |„ Whallev Pastor * or ( ioU, la the only real inbalanco. Phone 000-ft The spiritual universe, Including W. O. Ht.nsell Sunday Hchool Bupt tljnt ■ wary* l # * 4 S M e d e ls — l * « e p t C . O . I , T m s k e •board I Our W iotnV praM brindo you RtrWock oMMMMy Mr your Chevrolet or f b l bprMlO MwPHorofoyour chape* to pw CM performance from your present (• kt. You’ll o ra |m , oil, troubio aad « • yi you’ll get w r pkMun from your opr IrwrooM It* trade-in voluo, too. Don’t f ^ M n ic o •facial. Sm ue-eoont • NewVshtlpriafli * rk d . obdiib **h«» pP ino .|Hyoa*oMfVtw oNraOoduta T htrt ii something rafraahln* and wholeiomf ifi ika tight of this fine boy and fkrl, chatting in friendly fashion aa they plod their way to jichbok ‘ They ate typical of many thousands of boyi and girls'who art preparing tkpmaflvM. through study and training, for the duties and responsibilities of life, ' Parents are o^teti cbticerned about the academic progress of their children. But to be mentally alert li not enough; to be able to judge between right and wrong ia essential. Prograaa In th# iknowledge of God and tht principles of right living ahould be a *matter of deaptr concern. True educat^n encompaeaes tht training of th t soul along with that of tht ntfat and body. Whan tbit training Is naglactad, Ufa la incomplM* twessM It tack th . foundation of • vital faith, srui eld* JjbejMHtrn to the t*achln**ef the Church and • W elg ertffcfi >♦* ib iN i 'iM w O o lo w oRpwSMAf t kf ■fjR r*•.w.j to ||i E MHiUftMi (M v ftitif T ; “ rr w S ffi A u l i l f A u m T A L B O T T 8 — D R IV E -IN — ___ m » t o l . r t Aee. PalatTra s k 7ap erkaa|*r7 The Seventh-day Adventist Church at 700 Elm Avenue Ie hav- j ing a week’s revival meeting to* 111 Maganan Ava. Phaaa 111 morrow through Sept. 17, I The night meetings, beginning 8unday night start at 7:46 P. M.i Elder S. B. Will, Home Misslunary and Sabbath School Secretary for the Florida Conference, la th# guest speaker. Mr. WIII has conducted success­ ful evangelistic meetings and church ravivala in North and South Carolina for the past sia years, For the past year he has been connected with the confer­ ence office of the Florida Confer­ (FOR ALL MODEL CARS) ' ence, which la located In Orlando. A portion of each evening will be assigned to the children, when 8 m TImm Quality Mata Bafora You Mrs. Will la tu present an Illustra­ ted story with flannelgraph, songs and finger plays. This part uf the program haa a special appeal to the youth. The subject under discussion fur Saturday morniag at 11:00 o’clock Jack K. Morrlaou, Maaagv la, “At The Crossroads." The topic for Suaday night Is, “The t ,,« Purr.cJ f;-. * •lay. Heptumt*r. tip , j Hr. Frank (’. Morgan, Pa ator Tho (Joldan Teat lai “Kyp Imlh 11:00 A. M, “Taking the All not noun, nor our heard, neilhur Out of Almighty Cod.” hove entered Into the heun of 8;0(l I*. M. ‘'(lone With the limn, the thltiK* which (Jo.l hath Wind." prepured tor them that love him.1 -------Hut (lad hath revealed them unto] CIIHIHTIAN A MIHHIONAHY ua hy IiU Spirit" (I Cur, 2:l», 10). ALLIANCE Anionic the citation* which Women'. Club Building comptlae lho Lesson-Sermon Is (ilenn K Hmllh Pastor *SNow r *’sa1 "r, ^ of faith *la T the anhiilnnce D r . H e n r y M c L a u lin O p k M M trla t RUBBER MATS Buy SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP �<* ?TT---------------- --------------- ------------f -------- ■W m 'i * “dHflMw. PAGE TO RE*' — — _____ , „ .r e lUuie. Ind. and ■ winter raaldant here, has been 1)1 at her northern nomr fur itveral weeks. Mr. and Mra. Pat Blankenship One hundred fourteen thousand (of Galuuavlllo nr* the mouJ pB- to return to his Philadelphia home. tone of spinach were shipped ftnla of a baby daughter Imrn He la an executive In the Blasdell fresh to markets in the United | Aug. 211. The new errivel lm* Wen pencil company there. States in ll>48. Mr. ami Mrs. Theodore Tice held earned Rebecca Gall. Mm. Hl»nkanahip Is the former Mi»» Hetty un anniversary dinner lust Friday t Texas leads the nutioii in pro* O’Dell of Pittsburgh, Pa. and ulxu evening in honor of the wedding \ duclng spinach for fleshmarket i k frequent visitor at the home of unniver*ury of their daughter and • sale. ' Mrs. Florence Davis on Luke Cun* son-in-law, Kev. and Mrs. George I Surd. Mr. Ulankenshlp Is the ton Warren. Also guests of the Tices ef Mr. and Mrs. M. Blankrii.hlp were Kev. and Mrs. Kussrlt D. ' ef Longwood. Mr. Blankenship Shaw. A very warm welcome is extend* ■was a member of the graduating • •• a t I h „ V ThKlIW Pali II r if L’ I . . . s claas at the Unlvaraity of Florida »d to one and all to attend the last Friday, I Community Church. The Sunday Also the parent! of a new Why morning service Is scheduled for daughter born Wednesday, Aug. 11:0t» A. M. The American Legion I t at the Orange Memorial llos- 40-8, of Post ID, from Orlando, of| HOA Hi' YulJNG I *► >1 T l ’ PbFA pita) are Mr. and Mr*. Hibbard which Kev. Kussell li. Shaw Is the Casselberry. The baby has bean, chaplain, will pay u compliment* t’ KI.KKV DIlKSHJNi. UU.MH imV KAUCE ! named Lillian. <ary visit -Sunday to the chaplain's CAN M i l i <1 VM;» Carl J . Vaughan left Friday hylnew charge at the Community plane on a business trip to ('id- Church. This will tie a memorial F KFM I liltELN (I y csgo and Milwaukee. While m set vice in honor of all war beroea j (J|,( Mil A UK A ll AM K iiskx KOIIKUT ST E R L IN G tutd. Milwaukee he will attend the Flor* of World War I and II and all i C L A l ’ 1>1' JAIt.MAN, J r GIANT CUKF SALAD, III D K I s MN'g fur a iiil»> in UKO'm wimtornj i 1st*' Convention. veterans and friends are especial* ( mlva.isl rtlniwinp tonight um! Satnrrlayi I I I k11 l | "U O lH lU S llO h COFFKP OK I’ KA. HOI I t l M T ll :,, m U K K Rev, and Mrs. George Wan hi ly invited to attend. At this time at IV tir if latkc D rive-1n Thtm liv on a twin |>ill with and family are vliltlng with Mo. there will lie a dedication s«rvicu •‘BA.MIU". CIIUCOl.ATK SUNDAE all i t ' l l I pit: Warren’s parents, Mr. and Mm . for the new flags t American, and Christian) m i the church, and new Theodore Tice of Longwood. Mr. sals every Thursday evening after | of Fdgetwilei and »hihlien, Jiliiniv, Warren la a student at the semi­ members will ulsu lie received. The custom of weekly. prayer prayei meeting. Kveryone who has .Mniuiiict .to.I I'niul were* week nary of Duke Univeralty. -M At GKKKN it.I NI \ Mr. and Mra. Arthur Cornwell meeting bus been established at an Inteieat in music, uml likes to end \isitois at the ( apt C llallett home. war* weekend visitors In the com- the Community Methodist Church, |slug, come out ami join us. •• i <t.i • m ) * * ■ ■••,i at m > s* i>t I 'lnin | mumijr tml Wi«$. iii¥> tin i mill iiieeit* at *.,*u m g i t mil .tiiiij till |i|,ititli raer residents, but now live m evening. Kveryone has shown cun*! mom lily meeting of the Hoard of Field, K i* aas a visitor at tilt* | Sharpes, Fla. sidcralde Interest in these meet*, Stewards was held, til which it home of las Inoiliei, Van Dvka, The Louis A. Gelster family leftlugs, und the attendance is stead-. was voted to conduct an every Jel'fel son, m<-i I In yyeekeml. last Friday to spend the holiday ily incieasing. Following the pray* member canvass and general corn1. 1 SENTENCED weekend inJacksonvillevisiting lor service Inst night, choir re- ntunity visitation to nopmml the H IT T I'G HIT, Germany, Kept, with Mr. and Mrs, Lew Klw»*, | henraal was acid, und the group residents of the eumiuimiiy with II i/l'i Hi , not Has-oil Janes, of and Mr. and Mra. Thomas Devine urganised us a duh. .Mrs. Frutlcis.the program of the elm,eh. Also L u ' u . mo Mass, was sentenced and family. McDowell Is the new chair dlrec* i then- was a meeting of tin- Huild | , |,f,. |,H|Uyf „ r Mr. Gerald Urtega left Monday 1 tor, und will hold ii-gular rehear* lay Coiniiiitlee. At this meeting tillin'?three l . n m u l l s tu adrink* There's more Ileadroom in Hit* new DODGE ,* efc 5 Art aaj TRY OUR SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER 95C WEEK-END SPECIALS 38 Packard 4 door 38 Plymouth 4 door 47 Dodge 2 door 46 Dodge Pickup 49 International Pickup 41 Dodge \V ? Ton ROUMILLAT AND ANDERSON $395 $1)95 $995 $1295 $495 44 Dodge Tractor 41 Ford Pickup 42 Dodge Coupe ' » I Mr. Charles Winkle was nominat- i-u foraylast May I fd to the committee tn till the] Die t'. S military court spitrI Vacancy created !■y the icsignu r<! -bun's lima dentil try finding iniinnlli-il tin. killings with­ ttdn of Mi K. J Hevan, alio has out pietueihtalion. moved to Miami Springs f, New residents in (lie coniinunily The gh.uing .‘idol of fine hand­ are Ml. and .Mr*. Ilurumu C. Klee, and son l.uuiel, uml daugtitei. made Ani. ii. ua i al.y glassware is small Marianna They are operating the b, patting «... I litas s i l l ,.f H u ,1 i nt >> Ivy Press, formerly operated _ __ by aimmnl .1 gold into the 2,000William AUaight, J i , ami ttie Hex i bai.li of iuw materials lieBrothers, | foie tnellmg the -and und uthor e,M> ami Mis. Walter Fuulhnei I miitetal* to a molten muss. Of Dilando were visitors in the! coiiniianiiy Sunday afternoon. I Sptnscti inn ginwn in southwest Mi amt Mrs. James W. Widdis A*iu i.> i .. t liii-tmn times. BMC with celery body ■ 2 speed axle $495 $595 . it. b* . si Seminole County Motors 109 N. PALMETTO AVE. Ph. 1011 ANNE 1IAXTBK and DAN DAll.F.V form a new sung-«nd-danc# j tssra In 20lh Century-Fox "VOl UK MV EVERYTHING" Color by Technicolor, at the Hits Theatre Sunday and Monday. Our Sales Room la Open Saturday Afternoon ri'j bem u se qu ality is th ere Ju r extra w ear J y iV T ir < v r i teVt'ta-y Is Home Owned - Home Operated Arrangements have been completed for the purchase from South Atlantic Gas Comi . * pany of their gas plants, accounts and busi­ ness at Sanford, DeLand and Orange City, t m S c a fc A The same experienced personnel will continue to eerve vou. We believe that A home owned and locally managed company can render more service and a finer service to our customers. .«t si** Uavk tu ilumumun.% tu hack to bu siness. . . you'll like hearty, K iltie grain llml /nils you r feet in season. 1 tin'll lik e the fool* inutihingjil, the tlotin-lu* earth ease uj these extru’lung* Hearing liusluftiuns. Bustuniaiis stun a t , $ 1 4 .0 5 We will continue to carry the name quality lines of AGA approved gas applian­ ces as our predecessor. You are cordially in­ vited to see our complete appliance display. - I : ’ ? r }\ The aim and purpose of your gas com­ pany Is to give you the FINEST GAS SER­ VICE IN FLORIDA. City gas iB your best buy in Sanford, DeLand and Orange City, If * ■ . a CADILLAC imiNcnvi f0* S4m f h 7AV* F r o m $9.95 'm 3-xi fp - ' “ I A't1 * 'J ,J & .ji,., ■ -y WJSf^|W|'*'{ r«r MENS VEPiiR . ■. a M !•'<.> Mmfr V - , m \ - �----------------- --;» T " ^ .... -.... . Y r ( W t f •->v SPJ! t e e sA w ro a b tix tu ro , s'AHroaB rto a m A Sanford Herald M.V F r id a y g e r w ia a a a « leader, wrote to Governor Thomaa Four now membera were aworn E. pewey declaring that tha "vio­ n as mtfmbtra of Co. I, 124th lent outbreak of racial and r e ­ Infantry, Florida National Guard ligious higntry and political taA >t the Armore laat night hv Ltaut. tolerance was deliberate and pr*. Raymond Rader, commanding of­ meditated.” ficer. They are: Archie C liard*lt, sergeant and Alfred Helms, TOWSON, Md., Sept. 9—OTVwilliam Flowers and John I.itnd- Rsltlmore county police aald a 18qulat. roerult*. Company I now number* OS men foot cross wag burned aarly. today and three officers, Lieut. John In a negro community near her*. It Was placed on a hill at Bandy Sauls, publicity officer, announced Bottom, Juat north of Towaon. today. . ' Police said they eatlngulah*d During the flret period last nl»ht fins] <nsn*dtlon was made h»- the flnmlng cross, which wa* viaIK Lieut. Ed. Amlth who rominendsd Ihk for miles. It was made o fA the grnun for their fine appear- Ranollne-snskCd fiber ruga a n a ^ ■nee. Tho Company was then hiirlsn n ,,. tied with ,, baling wire. divided Into four men sousds mid , Officers said there were a num•» ib« <dven thorough Instruction hv Sgt. '’*r nt foolprlnta ami tlra track* C. 0, Jane* In the use. and manual around the crota. ,* r T „l government’* agg prka aupport 0j #rma „* the M-l rifle A motion though he Mtlick by the ticket. Iiih Hiicceiwor In Republican juh exrfMiv* intrrr*t in th: m tin* imukrtinir journey# problem. There ar* more tow grade nkture. "Now To Live In The WASHINGTON. Sept 8 - O F ) FRIDAY » e f t . t, i m Inner circle Is not likely to lie ns unbendingly conservative. (Hide. He wa* reported to Hav- Ktlll(H,r nr# encountered egf* than are needed by User* Jungle” wa* shown. White neighbor* doused a btailng walked along the street., reading Ml(r„ rr’M1.h , h, r#u n er. h*kera.eonfeeUonThe Company t* readily taking w‘’°d#n cross planted In tha yard TODAY’(I n>m*a v m i it. »!>«•• wfcn *1w*.^ of m npprn famiiv ••»!«* ♦#%. „ Amii'iillure Department expert* •y». food proctsftori tnd thi! Ilki. in rn#n t#» K in if* A flra in ? II! Monco Uni fffivtrnmfinl moal buy lotntd Ih# orm#d fore#!, laid <*«y. rutimste that only about nne egg ■ pen) ...................... This was reported hr fireman as ,nH of two renrhes tha consumer «P the antra supply of the lower Lieut 8*u»*. We ■re In vlow of apparent world tendency Inward tho levelling 1 h" **’1 tnej were nmrkct In top quality. grade egga.ln order to carry out All men of National Guard sa - called t» the home of Ralph Bneed.'4 C irtk l a congressional mandate that It who are Interestedin joining the a Nary Department mall clerk, of hII tanks of society, Ihc Hcritnts cousitJoratlon of the Thn psychiatrists give this os It lomes down tn this: a few moments later the home There Is a shortage of top ■wur* producer! a certain mini- group aro requested to contact return of royalty to any of the vacant thronps of Europe plaimtlnns mum price. M j - V . Brown st the ,VM |)p|l„ , wlth ntonM< s<V(r|| Unruh Is paranoid. Which means ,,,,11111 v cgits in the midst of an may seem to verge on tha ridiculous. geala re h llre Bom# officials figure that If a O T J Ftillrg Btatlon or Ltaut. windows were broken. A police serious mental Illness rKK Blirp|Us, whit llowovor, report s from Rome say that l l w o l * * definite ^ dnu'illn." n S * ran do to m *,larger portion of the total »gg - or ^Und on .^ V h c weekI Th . |," r" 1 w" " *"» up In the area, Officials say too few cam algn Is'lng launched In Italy to bring Ihc Italian royal r„ird. Kaample: Hr thought hk , wl,y’ f°,1 a mi Folk# and firemen blamed follow the government’* supply were of top quality th h ra .jL * ntaht"* meenne* lam lly back to its old ,position. The move Ih Haiti to have him. farmers rni ............ ...... .. tho nelgMsirs were against nos "Juveniles” fnr setting up the nirst * id vice tn "keep them moving to would be tese need for government o'ej'oct / *),. * . mo5. buying. ____ rros* and stntilng the house. They •The thing that malisi' ik. ,mt‘klng of Ihc Republican party, the religious lenders, and bowdo such delusloi" Hike! and keep them cool.” '"hi the Rneeds, who recently , . --------------- „ ......... r,,1,10m S.v wn.i th e m t Much "d^hlV bidlfference flow .' They reason that conaumer. op quality quality tgga eggs If 1 —QT^TING FLOODI.IGIITH moved Into the neighborhood, ware the move ns |>osslble unifying influence. Huch unity of IlnVi h, afnee they hadn’t lieen able fr-m the fmt, offklal* have found,; would wa* more too If W t Chiang Kai 0u with ................................................ *u «*aawl#saa.s s«n | l t l . , . . l ..................I . 1.1 __ i t ___1 . . a .............a .i_ . ____ 1 i i _ |u i . . > L ..l .« .» , > * Iiaawnvu rta n o t A f r a F 1 (they h flV W in Iavailable V f tllih li |at | lO W f f m were lower * , *i 2i s ?j - *r .^ * “ I». — *y,T. " f !?• . un,Y negro resldenta In the Italy's various political elements would form the best bill*" question him and dig bark Into thst many buyera do not offer j they were ayauible at •II tha money. I* til H I J j, Illuminate railway block. til •bore above the H'un tha WHrk against Communism, ray its advocates. thomainanrlniis of hlsTlfe undiicers more for 'f1*11'*!,, **?•■ “Lw Phl<lV*'t»W« been tested In one of. received by a 11 li l 1 1 * - , Such delusions, though, may Heme them Is little Incentive for j average now oeing reeei main railway stations The A royal family, which can be a symbol of stability and ariur from several causes. I•'or ** the (iroducer to go to the egtrn1farmer*. 1Jt begin* to look a* If our laleii lllght rotates at high speed ] rent at tha time of Ita conquest permanence us parties come and go, Is undoubtedly a unify- amrile: And gtvs* oven Illumination whllu while "V Tltarro Included all of Bolivia ^ only Florida, Ing force, as Is shewn by the situation in Kngland. In tiio t..A deep sense of guilt. Instead saving, Its lnvan|or claims, nearly and Ecuador and part of Argen­ th* whole eatt coeat and BerB-36 Memo League ChampionR facing a reality and accepting 9Q percont of power used In flood- tina ami Columbia. midst of the clamor and t.infusion which charncterign Die of *• well, th* run-around. In his own mind blame for some lltMa note In uao. Honored By ! region present administration In the British Isles, Prince Charles's wrong thing he did—nr something The new system was Invented laat month that he prepared the first haircut made nil tho public prints, and PHiicchh goings he felt was wrong—a man In time by Gugllalmo Rkcomagno, who do- Illumination system* in open _ __ __________ [ R^ad Jamei Marlow'* column on and comfngfl are watched with fond Indulgence by her people. tries to shift the blame to someone nt. ti—f/p>—Th* document. He was promptly iuskisl Amerlcnn Legion post laat ___ i. j , 1 page today if you would un­ else. The casit fit England itands by itself, however, Italy, lo 2. A deep sense of Inferiority. In night honored Oviedo’s 1949 Can- P *"*® •» • •FI*"' it* nd more about what make* with her mercurial people atul her temperamental royalty, this rase he begins tn suspect that tisl Klnrlds League champion* •• P*VRw *ome|jm*i ,tdo thing* might need some different stabilizer. everything that happena to him or snd the po»t-*ponaored Junior A. Kimball. ih a*1 wa* done the other day by because of him. if It rains, the American legion nine at a fish Th* Navy court, headed by Ad­ rain Is meant specially to spoil fry. vara Unruh. S n n k e S to r ie s his dsv. If the sun Is hot, It'n Tom Gnnnnrrlll of St. Cloud, miral Thomaa G. Kink*id, i* try* specially hot Just tn make him pipuldcnt of the semi-pro clr- ini to find out whether anybody Y * are glad lo tea the labor cult, presented Mgr. W, A. Ward die in the Navy had anything to do |o»U-lining up again*! the prnthe OLF championship*, with a with preparing th* document. to tnr. Wildest talcs about it. adonHsts try in vnin In pttnc- rrns* word with a neighbor—the of trophy, which w h s put up for *d Florida salt* Us. L a U V/ir loRcnds uIkiiiI rept lies, and some of 1110 oldest ides If persecution tiegln* tn build ■ompetltlnn by Denmnrk SportThe memorandum b e l i t t l e d M* ar* a powerful political fac- Still have* strong supjmrt. up and tlm paranoid magnifies It loir Goods of (lrlando. claim* the Air Force haa made as Gn« Owntr, Good mechanically, ^ »f ha this Mate and if they tolidly Merritt .Staley, post command­ to capabilities of the B-M, Its big Good tirea and paint. Low mile^ Snakes milk cows, says om* talc, and so hnvr* earned 1'^1 ^nething1 ' s^ lallly "mean” '",! fpoaa any new tan lagiilation at er. praised the league team and Inter-continental bomber. -It also nge. For Sate ^ .. *- . l namo ?* sn.ikcs. fit hers, tail in ntmilh, ran roll like hurt him. ... .,inv..r- r„r th-ir suggested that polittce end Irrag* lim% you can be “ hoop releasing tho tall, they two it to hHiik a tree, which Not always, but sometimes, a f ulariUea wero mixed up in tha Air IWed. Th# ntor lJ _ _ I10!* ln,*!l,ien' I withers immciUntdv. «rro'rilnH to another legend Another ^^'"1,1 ,1 '^ . . ‘i^^hLugh uaullfi: Tl'" h>agi? i< « ' presented Force decision to eopcegtr*te on the 11-8(1 as ita prima.nlr weapon. Wind with 11 rigurrtl* lighter. At tha Houae coiwbltta#’# hear­ person or • small group.1 f. T. Nlhlnck, Milton (lore, Emmett Kelsey and Jim Partin ings, Worth backed down on Moat M |*vi*d the leu ha ha* to iperd. It snldnin luki's on the mass sraic pie pitred (he fish fry. of the atatanMPta made In . the Unruh’* IH killings. HctonttAtn absolutely deny the truth uf these Ideas. They nf One document. The committee found point that puailed the psv- I 0 m thing wa can't underdand make snake" so much more interesting, however, than the cbiatrlata her*, though, was the J there was nothing-In the hint* of Wage-Hour Rule til* argument that we have got prosaic, predictable characters described In thn zoology text­ fact the Unruh nnt only "hot politics and Irregulnrltlea. Ingram told thla ■lory of the ,.k*v* more taiei, now that books that the legends era likely to live on, despite scientific down the neighbors he dlalikad hut | document’s origin) also slew strangers on the street, tybla hat n tn lomathing contradiction. Ho. me*. Deane , pn n . children snd people In passing , H Jlif, . i^n'elon nf (tllggFi) )ii* -it MR* itipR two and a half million aircraft,carrier cruise Mat _ **p*, tab*re for yeari .we have A, And M. Probe they didn’t ask Unruh about that It waa on* of severnT trips lureIi both psychiatrists say out1 H I told, the only way we lie said s rnmmlllre of the of Hut uulicn payment of a 4u-rrnt hour­ Navy eponaoryd to show Congrats the tragedies In Unruh's case MM attar tlpecl any taa reducBoard of Control Imd gone In Gray was thlsi "His mental Illness ly! minimum wage nml of time members a carrier in operation. original owner:, with very low mil«gg# tC n ilia i* Vi<« Page fleet Later, he dined with D*en* ■ 9a in tbi* wa* lo hring in partly In an effort to "reduce to to tell him hr '‘should nt once should have lieen spoiled hefmo end n half fnr Imiir* worked be­ number of times. When Deane sever Ids connection wiih , Ii,in­ » r * 'people to help u* pay the a minimum tho growing factional­ stitution unless hr could refill■, ho ever tore loose with hla guu yond a lll-hnur week in business said ha wanted to discus# national Terms and TradeB ism” at the ratings, and declared Why? Because, Ihoy say, tho in Internin') coiumetcii, Congress defense problem* with somebody lie*. Now it hegim tn Innk a* if "I have not he*tr gulity of any ml* - 1 lhe charges. ’ It nearing fin.il action on raising evidence of his mental Illness al­ It more people we grt the more I'ondurt nr dlshonrsty in admlnlstIt returned lo report "tlml hr ready was clear. Ills Insanity, tlmy the minimum wage in 78 rents in the Navy, Ingram arranged a 1 (inference with Worth. ''ring the affairs” of the Instltu- declined to appear ......... the two say, didn't suddenly come nit him an hour. IH* wc have to pay. tlon. Hu left the statu immediate- boards Imt had submitted Ids Borne of th* material which Under the latv executive, mlIn a day nr a week but had lieun 1 ly nftrrwarids. algnatlon In laki< effect linnmlijilo- building up. mtnistrntlvr nml profosslunnl Inter showed up In tha anonymous SanfordSgrow*. Odandn capital 1 Hep. Patton's rrjHirt contained ly. SANFORD. FLA. TR LR FR O N E Ml (In New Jersey Unruh wnanunU worker* ore exempt — according document waa dltcuaaad. Deane report him a 4** *nd h#lderi are finding invest charges that Gray attempted se­ Patton salt! he was aide,I in his oil ns laying he hnd lieen building to definition for such employe*. asked Worth to prepare irtunitie* in thii city, duction, frequented a place when Invest Igat Inn hy J. J. Ell lull, ape- up a grudge against his nelghhurs Used by tbc Wage-Hour Admin- summary of what they had dia~ liquor was aold to student*, at' cussed, Investigator fur Governor for two years sines he returned latratlnn. ha* begun on 22 tumntud bribery of a department, ®l"t Wnrron, and James It, Toney, si, from the Army.) Ingram aald Deane told him Today’s proposed revisions of and application* are on head Ur misuse funds, and "from assistant attOrnev general who How could such Insanity have the definitions iii- the first since later "ha had th* aummary which N IU Y DON 1*1 IF more. Additional house* ml and fired" A dean nf agrleul had bee,, assigned In the Icglsl*. lieen recognised T This was the ex- 1040. They arc the result of ex- he had requested." tlve Committee on Iln-Ameriran nlanatlnn for that: erded hearings ,n which witnesses Ingram aald the meeting waa be built until the demand ii Activities. When a persnn goes to excesa for management generally sought arranged with- Worth b*a*U*# • A B A tD IN I RA YO N ifiad. Selling (or ibaut $6,000 The Franklin countv legislator In anything—whether It's eating, lo have the exemption* bnadened "everybody respected Mm .” Camden Shooting piece, *0 house* repretent an CASUAL •nrller i.ald he Imd found no evi­ drinking, nr even something like na much as possible and labor "And I still do," the young lieu­ 11H of »oroe $2*0,000. That dence of Communism at Ihe negro reading the Bible—he's open to witnesses to have them narrowed. tenant added. MrComh said there arc now tatty food sign of faith in 1[.eonsVd! iTlTrIvT1wrI*from college here, and no such charges nuesllun about his mental condi­ Ingram aald ha never taw a Included In his re|H,rt lo the tion. 8 And more house* Tokyo In time.'The Army PrivaH wero w,,,k/ r," ln, “ J - copy of tho doaumenl until altar But, when In Unruh this excess 000 businesses exempted legislature. under th* the House haartnea started, M l more tourist* lo Han* la halng flontOl hare Jp a B-17, I The report said Gray "had upset was coupled with statements tn txtcu llv, administrative and pro­ did ata some ia of the matartal Hi his family that ha had a grudge fessional regulations, He sold the will alto have more the fiscal controls of the school In CAMEND, N l A , 1Sept. t-V F h r ■uch an extent that an emirate against his neighbor* and that he proposed revisions "would not note form In Worth's office. ipand her*. » Howard R. UnrUh lifted ■ wrottah Ingram said Does* told Mm h* ■Shunting or fixing nf rrstmn- thought they were against him— mntarlally change the number of ia head It) a feature tktttal- ■ihlllty over 'hi* j ‘ * ,'^7 for the handling of many the signs nf hla Illness were prrt- *whlte collar’ employes affected.” had showed the document to Hoot* hla mother * faw mltnrtee thing wa* nice of Mr*. Rooirvclt before .... W the Mhnnt funds eypendllnrea Iv rlear. A new provision would exempt Speaker Rayburn ID -T tu i). then the 90-mlnutr tour la If somentie had been able In ralarled employes receiving at put It In hla office safe until It ’ ***” collect Inna was fmmd to be that the North it just a* which ha killed 18 recognise the signs and gotten Un- leatt $100 a week If their primary Chairman Vinton (D-Qa) o f Uta mpnsalhle hv the auditors." tlw South. She think* th* waa reported today. ruh to a doctor, the shooting pro­ duty Is rtcognised to he executive, House committee a iked for it at Th* Hmiao Finance and Tax*, Mr*. Freda Unruh, never would have happened. professional or administrative In the beginning of the congroaelonal •H air,. which happened tlon Committee yesterday asked bably en mother of the But the tarn pavchlatrlata, In character. H-80 hearing. ! ; . . . J ; ■tato Auditor Bryan Willis t„ u|vp agreement Y *lk itarfiHnfllK" N»to# Bihle-reading slayer, relal__ on everything aald here Officials said, however, ’ tha* « * " "Udlt of the rnllege affair*. so far. disagree on thlsi Can Incident to her brother, flro Cap*. Ha *nld tho audit was living pre­ this does not mean any worker .'iiaRk Robert Wonaetler, 1 pared, hut might not he completed Unruh he eurodT One says flatly lecejvlne $100 salary or more *■ In regutalona «a exA Philadelphia Evening Bul­ for another (VO days. However, ho no. 1 W j * * B * .a .i . no automatically exempt, .empted works— * Tha other aaya "maybe," tf Un­ would M l Aircraft m tlT That, letin reporter standing Tn Um Indicated he will make a prelimi­ Th* proposal* alto make chang' retailing, or doorway of n bedroom watched ruh Is givtn proper treatment. la at, wa* pariactly out- Mr*, unruh talk to Wonaetlar, nary report to the Legislature be­ But thta psychiatrist added: fore then. "Even tf he ware completely fta. Still and *R, *« we who relayed her a newer*. "'"Htara found cured, how could anyone ever he This Ik tha atory ha world today, w* find ., among other thlnes a shortage aurel* Tueaday morning, not har* than anywhere 1 1®f approximately fin,non jn the fore th* *worat toga* . I Bo if Unruh la found officially [I *ltonslon account, that the cafa- insane th* South tha* ia tha U. B , police annual*, and tan* escape* trial, terla which which previously had nperattrokd.la ha an had he probably facet a lifetime In a tad been l __ In . Uw_bna __ ____ M at ar a small profit had xccutnuome on Rlv River Road. Ha mantel hospital,__________ r Hill to be a home l»t*d an operating 01 deficit of about urget rang* that*. Wmh target $80.(100 at the expense of other turned to tha aeeond floor Mtdentat ft fund*. m m t he waa carrying n Ann* Aid Bill 'That larirgp Quantities 0f matal last 'm tm tnU wronch. tad matorti — ......Jala had been sold by Howa • rd waa tn th* living for .tlia lata* •om* amplnveea and no money had ■ tn turiMjd Into the business of. Gonaslly dlscro* I f IL That five new tlrea, the President In [ pwrort our tthooi* and rofeed the wren3fc^«le faro « M Nptjf of the school had been tlon I* HtttTf that may be' 9ad cotMty iwlktaioni, cognise hla mother. AM n b !, private!v own SZu I* no direction that b,& Hy .,dm ^ rA r« ? f i "« !• ; Pajton reported. la must be devoted any of tl 1 ^ I? Jlto, waa Ten nllltary purpose*.'N to mllb a a s f - - powers. Con? £ . NKLLY DON * could y n M ^ U ie F t : r&sur rluhC.w.uuorhew„.1 f.l.l. wl'hl'rc.ld.nl *»,«•, ...... S„ .Si : Kr1*::.!}"««rr!nh!m K,,(v.!!rUN!! 1 9 4 1 DODGE 2 DOOR SEDAN , V" ,!•“■*' I ■'£ "i'g f i a r i ; «±: thelr 1 9 3 9 BUICK 4 DOOR SEDAN ■s TnJiSdrT.... . **»* FttftWrm “f„'f NICHOLSON BUICK CO. L r\ |/ §7 *4 Four New Men Are Robenon Concert High Price Of Egga ittiH H M n *M f i t * aaat THE MTHM TOMV Taken Into Unit other attack* on) Robeson concert, Poor Marketing SystemOf Seller* Of National Guard goara last Sunday. Wallace, Progressive Party Unbending Conservative ~ .... The late Chariot D. Hlllen of New York was perhaps By JAM BA MARLOW the ]«Nt aurviving chief actor of the great 1012 fight between William Howard Taft and Theodore Roosevelt. After the noisy Republican convention which renominated Washington , s*pt. 9—op>— By O V ID A . M ARTIN Tnft and caused Roosevelt to bolt, the Democrats seemed ■Howard Unruh, th« 27-year old Associated Press Farm Reporter sure to win the election. Seme one. however, had to conduct i T * 1” " ■,L'!uFlat*!^ 1»!£«p*ic‘ WASHINGTON. Sept. 9 —(/P)— Th# government h*» w o e up with the Taft campaign Hlllew. who had been the President’s 5!* hi. K ln ^ ^ t .o tha .t.^ * reply to toil question: . . . . . secretary, took over the futile Job. |„„np hl>*eiiel for two week*, «i 'Why ii it that (he city housewife muit pay 75 and 10 cant* a Ah campulgn chairmen IfIIIom had plenty of money, ••■■L doren lor egg* when farmer* in tome sectiona of the country at* sitting mostly hupolled by the Pretldent’H rich brother, Charlea P. Psychiatrists who have been only 35 ccnti>" Tuft, but he ha,I no otter .d t.nt.iui. Nr t paly w .re Pre- ™ m j E S U “ ta , 'fflh hF.’".'.” - , -------------------------A rerent survey of egg marketing* in 13 midwest trn itatee—*Ut4* grcHHive Republicans bolting to Roosevelt, but conservatives, ,,r |,Mew wh*t he w*« doing when which produce about one half tha ♦ alarmed at the Rough Rider’s strength and determined to[h» killed the 19 people. naiionV eggs—disclosed t h a t , ......... egg out of threa haa I t/.t^ bt*fl,nd ,ot keep him out of the While House, were turning to Woodrow If h«’* fnund aane, Jersey off! ppud helow the grade A quality I f f * 1 9B*I °f keeping them Wilnon. Hllles was probably not greatly surprised when 'W* h"TI be tried for murired hv the housewife by tha ,n- coolers, Taft carried but two sts'es, thick-nnd-tnln Vmr 'ermont and, derRut two tnp Washington pay time the farmer take* them to Frequently- local buyer* handle ■fga merely as a *id sfdalln*. The oddly enough. Utah, which had gone for Bryan and was to (rh;;» ;,;,;"w iVnothing h V th Tmore n g to it*, with tn gg<- "»erk*t. vote Democratic repcattHy in Inter years. ___ ___ account« Furthermore, two nut of flva eggs do not racalva the attention than the newtpaper Alter this thankless lob Hllles was for many years they’ve read, flatly say Unruh !»,*«» have deteriorated Irelow tha that they ahould. This failure to prevent deteri­ vice-chairman of the party national committee. Always a !""nnI- ,Th' v,! £ u ,w'r 1 '•«* quality only two oration la major factor In th* I Yf M u j f f f t k in OAijMUHNE JIAYON c g j t p L -for N U n ii Atlantic Pact nations It dlthe Initruetlonel Utif in « half In au­ In tad wifth a vldod half matter «to»«y- let took no off to ha paid of th* cosh tha Altaatt* ti organised CrfM**rMiatenf rayon gabardine made into « atMft well-cut dreaa, Tilhnwd vtttdiim trfms th« douWo deck pocket*, collar and ’ ’ # » a lb la caffe. Jn green, beige, btna with e*• 1 folUti m Tfi fie1* tA - v f 1 -.v A ijjJjA' j..’ p,ic r u m t1m •T { v FVJ •» - , ••V. : ^ i S k P 1-:’ *: : % * 7 'M v . v ' § - | �■<8r ■ MnM R Stoudenmire Home Scene Of Class Meet iW. 8. C. S. Circle Meet* 1 Al Southward Home Circle Seven ef the iV. S. O. 8_ . , ef the Methni|i»l Church hi'lil It* Telephone UN ri-gulm menlhiy meeting nt the ■ home " f Mi*. Ernest Siuilhwnrd on Tlleuliiv evening. Ml*. J o h n It. Ciirlliin iiiul Mr*, Hi-togr WIIMinin*, Fellow inn n envrreil dish supper served in the gulden. lli« ineelililivn* In hi Indunr* with the chair mini Mi* lllnkt Nnwver pre*ld,1111. Sm neii ntt tnhem were Weiri.ined intu l lie vuvle. itiidudinr Mr*, fI, A. William*. Ml*, hehrr1 Parker. Mr*. M. W. Cuttle, If.. Mr*. A. It l.en, 'Ii* .1. M Curler 1 mid Mr*. i>. M Eiindnm. Tin tren* *||rei Mi 1 IIretrhen l,"M‘h CrnW•il. explmued Hie pledge nf due* A *ii m tn tin* mi'inher ■ mid nil ™ mi men gave liiell lepniti Tile elivle'* pinjrrt fm til’’ imuilh i* l« paint the iTiindt mil* «erv furniliire >1 ■ ■t»it»i- uri hi : ed In ntteiul Hie W S. C. S. meetmg ut tiie r Ii ii re h Mnndni, Pimm wi l e dlAiiiM'.eil fur u '‘ Mm tel HlU k it” snip In lie held nt Hir next ..... * II.- tlml. Carlin Palmar Ray—Society Kdllor Social Calender rttw\y Th« r#gnl«r Towmend meeting will meat at 8:00 1*. M. Thrre will na" ' *ant*» and {efreahment*.1 KvaryboHy la weleome. . Tha Adult* Sunday *ehno) elm* nf Hear dal l Chapelt will hnld their monthly covered dish supper Fn|Hay avenlng *t H;(M> 1'. M. f\, , . HATCRDAY Tha HanTurd Tnurl»t group wil1 m*et Saturday 7 :.'<» I’. M. at thTout lit Center fur a full evening i cf entertainment. Mr*. Nancy Huh- 1 bln* I* in charge nf this mid Mr. I amt Mr*. Charle* Shepley the ie-. fraihment*. Executive 11u a r d meat* Monday nt 7;30 1*. M. Vi*i . tor* .Welcome. MONHAY i iik td iin ia w i t h iiiul Mr*. J. M ia i Mrl- W. I.. Hloudcumlri*'* home III Elm Avenue was the sci-ne tii*t night fill tl'*' meeting nf the T K. L. Cl*** of the Etui HaptUt Church. Mr*. E, M. Carroll pmihhV nvet the tiualnen irmitiui nml the ilrvntllnnU well' eniuhieleil hv Mi* j . C. Calhoun. A re|«>rt " f the nominating inminlttee >un gnein New iiffirem fnl the new >enl ivlll hC eleeteil nt the H’ gnhir Sun ilny Scbonl *i‘»*mn Stintin' iniun Jf| / Jr," g. L i {< fi?' _ B. i. n jp. ‘j L* ., ’jM P ,, ddH r r', UV II ’ f' in(t, It w»* (iTinminc^d, Nnm*» ia f th* ns* irm'ipi f u r ’ lthp y la r wf-tr ilruvn illtrr iililili a hour nil* I'lilnyrtl iiniWt the ylj|r «-rti>ui Mi a. M. S Tii/Unn. ’ lli ftruhim iii < ni'ri'Nii'ivnl to llii’ It’llimitii; Mi IMIki II, Mfl. < iirmll Mil ('nlhniiif Wri. I n * linn Vtrkl-iy, 'll < 11 llentoD Mia , Elirji Sliinlmn , t Mrs. M* i iiniiiiiny, Mt .) A i unniiigham, Mi - I '■ SnnMi, Mi t "W. I*. Htnvill I 'I i ll< ii i ii'itn I -'Bfini 11 Mi l Si *nnl* Iimiii j*»..' 11;• \\ *fj(*' * [)n^|| hid! L*n* Si I'U'l'imi'i * 4. fir# \ \tnittu »»•! I-* »* A (*nM»Ht*pro«»f Walcrpnml' ' '» ■ 11 c h I p r o o f Fl.O O It C'OVFIMNt; IN T II.K n»HM ! IiiAiuHert tm wttotl nr rtuntele, lit gfi'Yyu.Ifj It's th e iimii/lug HugSHE *— — W &£Jl.I gM: ,j. tl. Ju n e * M. Carter a* cn- ln » tn *o .\ I Monday: 8:30 I’. St. Circle* nf I Mr. and Mr*. W, S. Thornton who will celebrate' thi lr (od'. r Wedding anniversary Sumlny, Rept. II with' ah open hmi*e nl tlieu Imiiie on llllH We*t Elral Him t between the hour* nf 1* M and 11:181 1’. M. All frienda of thvcmiple have Iwen Invited to attnnl .Miss ChestorHon Is Honored With Party P e rs o n a lb "Trlahd* mf Min Nancy Will iam* will regret tn learn that alu­ la confined tn her home on Ml Vatrnrla Drive heeamie of illne** The shell "l.ilsl nf Seven Sign* hv .lutin' from the linnk "Neivne** nt I ife* w* a |ire«enleit In Mt*. Aalihv .Innrs whu aim eln*i'd the mi eling hv lending the group in prnvlng "Tin' I.iui Ia I V iv rr". jJM X -if' Ttin*e attending well*; Mr** \diim* Mi* Itr might hi* Wntklnf. B K ' ?*■ 'll Ted Wdllnm*. Mi w. Welch ■ E Q | Tiie, Ml* (iiinge Wlllimn*, Jr.. Mi . Snidliumil. Mi*. K II Me- M '1''; Mexnnder. Mi*. A, It. ttnhert.'. ' 'Ii <• Mnrvln I eddiui. Mrs Hill Kuk. Mr* Cuiltnn, Mr*. J. M. Illmitnii M** Horan kurtner. Mi*. !■* \t, < Hid firnlter Mi* Sawyer*, whine mi \|, . Itnlurl Till Hr Mi* Innr*. she i* lit I Mil A T. Meek with. J r Mr* .1. c. Ilii’ gln*. Mr*. W. T. MrAlplite. . . , Mi* E I. l.o' J i . Mi*. I I : A. M r H . S i William*, Mi*. I'lirker, Mr*. t;a*/y ... He. Mi*. I.e*. Mr* Carter, Mr*. I I l iiiiueiii mid Mr* Crowell. . With all n»w Permanent Wav# Stippliet* and eoametlca, 1111 Celery Ave. Phone 735 The Holden Itutp Circle of On Kind Cliiistlmi Church met nl n home of Mr*. M. II. Hilling -I- T oi' siIhv afteinoon with Mr». M II. Young, chiilrmiin, presidin'' Ml*. J. It. Karri* rondmlcd Ddevidiotial* ut itig as her lh- e,“ Thorn* and Ho*e»" and the i>" 1*1 oiihiv topic, "Our work aimnv 'Ir- O. T. I’eiirMin anil daughter the American Negroes" wa* gi-m Si Ivin (lave rrtmnrd from n visit hy Mr*. J . ft. Richard*. Dmn . wllfl her daughter, Mr*. C. K. the hiiNlue** session It wa* decld.-d Cummings nt Hayes, Kn*. and to hold a candy *ale Halm dm het sister Mr*. J. D. Riirhmin tn Sept. 17. Refreshment* were *ei'*d I'aoln, Kn*. A reunion nf the Re*.oner family wa* held on Hat- the follow-lugi Mr*. Fanis, 'I -« uiilav. Aug. 27. with Mr*. F. K. J . I’. Wilson, Mr*. Vntiriir, Mi* Hrusonrr. Mr*. Harry Walman, RlchnnN, Mri. R. \V. Cru^uI ¥ Rfnl Mr and Mr*. F. K. Rensoner, J r . Mr*. lijlUng*l«y. nml suns, Jark and Kenton, and Mr nml Mr*. J . D, Huchmnn and BIRTH ANNOUNCEM EM ehildn-n, Robert, Joan, Marla and YOU SAVE AT oil i nl III ' 1 1 .a. i i . . .1 m i'. >v. Ill Hill l'"Hi in k -i i l l l’. I'eacorki S | | I . | | , l a y Il l u m i n g , HA lilt I KTr ANNOI'NCHa.'I IIK ADDI­ TION o r MKS. KATlir.lilNKJollNSON TO HKK IIKAUTY NOdK. M ia. .l.iltiiaoli, a fnrmer S a n fo rd v i r l . hit* apAnt ir> yeiira in Miami. 7 '''it r * n* i fillip fltTiWr, an d H yeiira in o th e r Hi’im l\ mi Ioih Mt* .lolinadfl hit* hml pxieitslvp tn iin in g in nil pint sea id lit niily )vork I ■ i- i H im p Tu esd ay '■i i n r tIn- i ir v le '* ip io ta it.d ul •< i.i m ill mi v n r io ll* • -i 1 HUtliT nkillyil "itrlWltt. D u r in g SrpliMTiber. mily we m e offerin n f f i rm lit fl,<)t) mi oil P en n m ien t*. exiej Whvi'h. ( nil !*71 mill fi it-iid* of the •' ir, N. Pin k i « i: -w I md. i » a I llilptlt III, Mi. 'Id-e| r, Mi ''i Mrs. ( iinnes tirmni I’tcsidcs At Circk1 Mi mid Mr* filpur- fiovtieek. mn| Ant, Joey uf fiamesyille are *|ienilai»r‘ nhont n week in Hnnfnid willl telativi-s. They lilatt to letiiru al tintig of the Fall session of *In I n, vet sit \ ol Kim lilt where 'It Havocek will irsnmi to,' at ml it* in llusinex* Ailmniistratlon. SHOP I’ ltnne l 4 !>7 fl *: (i. A.'h Meet With Itohie Jean (inlloway (roldm Rule Circle Meets Tuesday P. IM, > REOPENING OF HER BEAUTY MODERN FIO O R SURFACING ...... imi.lr id Hie meeting It " \ i lit le of the Elrat hi >'Inin Ii In.Id ut Hie home Mr. and Mr*. M. Ji Meek* re 'll-* liiddde Jean Hiilloway was turned today tn their home aflm li"*ti-iut her home, III* I’oplat spending the summer In Hem gin \ i -line. IiinI night fm tin- meeting and South Caiollu*. •I Hu- Inti-rmediale ti. A.'* of the I'u .i Huidisl Church .Cnl. S. H. Ilarrltumi and MiI In- piuginm topic "llig Extlnrrlnmn have relurued frun ..........it" wit* iitidei Hu- direction filoucPHter unit other points u Mnssachiisi-H* where they spu-io f ' 1 1a- Ellen Drigget*. Ml** .lean 'Yd.on p>mdded ovi-i Hu- Inisim-H* the past Him numth* c aImii after which ti-frcshment* .uri- set veil to those piesi-nt Ineluding: MiAm-* June Dails, Klccn linein-tt, Carol Heard. Ihddde Sue Mr i "i lev. Hut lima Ann Peiirce, Jutun Stiawder, Ellen IIHuger*, Juvre Andcium, Hette I’eacock. kav Iltd tic law, June Vance, llevcrly Hentiih, Jean Wileiut, Hold* Jean Calloway anil Mi*. C. A. Anileiaon, Jr. EVALEEN ANNOUNCES THE ( nil Todnv fur F re e Fwlimnle HAitmt r i c i i UK HOME, Sent. U uVl American ■ iii.tir IIiuwii piesldrd uinvle on iiUlcer Walter llungur today Ori-ta limbo’* m-\l ............ . mg - f ( "Ii le I -in raid p • lure, tier lu st In rigid yem t, !\ i .. ef tie* Metleuli ' p.ohalily will no lilmed eutlieli k,i i nl iin li"iue "f Mi i i : Ei mice. I I 11. .| MC 1 'Ilk A 1 I'll ie' 1 1 ut'i-i iniun, ... ............nude in lisd Hu- 'lie, (li-uige Mi Crum, Mr* J. N .. Atinumi' id nils '/rarello. Mt" C II tjigliini, i He Indy cum e, "Wain Mr-, l ‘. II. Wvull, Mr*. M I i tIn- llilde" nfii i which a Wilglit, Mr*. E f Williams, Mi. | i i . i " iiili a In Ul J I*. Tim t mnltd, Mi. Jnliti C i i i u i I . I, III, Ml . U»'l r <11 id In Mil. II. I Slillded .i i . Mis Mi mi i in. 'Ii* U ' llimlci, mid Mt* I'miiel* the matter is I In- heart <d i Mr. and Mr*. Robert Peat n announce the birth of n son, dim le* Robeit Pearson II, In lialtuvilla on Aug. 20. Mr. I’emsmi, of Mr. anti Mr*. O. T. I’earsmi . I assistant profeisor in AermiHuDi«! at the University of Flnililn. Crl*p. haitutlfully l o l M t d ’ ••’' j ' drnMns-in Mlitloin* ililtlrtf wonditrful, wmhttbla anti _' craavo-re*iitnnl rayawl Y O U C A N G E T B E T T E R D IA M O N D S CASTLE JEWELRY Carl, and Mr*. I'earson nml H\ I- • being present. Mr*. limhitiHii *n-l Mr*. Walman will lie rememht.... I at Maigaret and Mildred lt*H-‘-o ar, who attandad school In Hnuf>-i • PRT; TE S TE D Parrot B O Y S AND O N U S PERSONAI SERVICE l.U/fg ’/ y In'll Ii Ut L jjf hit ireited / / litild eli» j (S fH t ilitlii io (Bccording to N YLO N L A C E ’ A N O D TSTAN D I IM M ED iV A L U E At'Your Service ! No mod to go around In circlet l Discover where fin* cleaning la done the moat Inexpensive way ! Bring your clothes to COLONIAL for miivIiikh, smartnesa and special per■onallxed services 1 KliOfMh ■ • f i V* * ECONOMY': MINUEI) PARENTS k BUYINCr POLE PARROT SHOES I — : Tiff"!It CHILDREN I ■ * . We invite- you to brltiK your child to us where lie or «ln- will Ik; fitted right In Poll Parrot S L ovh . . .. th<* nhoea that are protented - to mount' proper fit, better atyle, longer wnir . nml nt a moderate price 1 X - RAY FITTINGS Rich and soft a t silk Is this fine raypp cre^e which Georglana fashions with soft detail* . , , finished and filled with cuMonvltfte.ca for the finest fashion value *| (he fa ll season at )ust �"IL * .., rr THE gANPOHP HEgA IM IN Z fl-— “ Pennant*Winning G-Men Knocked Out Of Playoffs By Palatka Team - v Feds Start Serious Play ny A» Firit fam e Of Season Nears, Volusia Dog Track n ♦ Vl it About 87 per cent of U. farina now have telephone*. torpedo The electric ahock of ble a flah cun temporarily diaabl man. Shall collecting aa n houby Is, gaining many new enthuaia.it*., Hra*ir« areu exceed* that of tho One hundred thousand different continental United States by vpecles of sheila ere known to- ultoul ;•30,000 iqUBri) nilles. day, ----------------------------- PALATKA, Sept, »—f>P)—Cheater (the Greet) Covington, ate InRtwwl o $ 1,600, tH# pitcher fur Palatka In Hie Florida State League, had left for porta "k r|ty 0f Florida received a check Pearls are must frequently FLORIDA HTATK LEAGUE unknuwn today. Covington waa auapended for Inoubordlnatlon efler , found In oyatera that are un­ blueflrhcs in the north A t la n t ic for $4,327 from PruHilent Wil(Umughneaaey 1’layoffa) destroy 10 trillion other Hahit an altercation with Palatka buaineao Manager Harry Gontale* be­ healthy, overcrowded and/or pla­ every day. Itraultu Yealerday llain I.. Huntley of the Volusln County Kennel Club aa a result I’uhtlkii Ik’, (inlneavllle 0 (Palatka fore the Gelneavlile-Palatka game W*dneoday night. The hurler le gued by parasite*. ul -mate Un vanity Night" wins aerlen, 4-3). sllrgrJ to huve struck Gun/ulu In an argument over plane for au Forty par cent of people never In urdei to distract their pur­ St. Aiigiiatlne at Daytona Iteach) pluyera' appreciation night, 5 d i a6 The tlonul (2,700 won at* I (ppd,, rain), have any wisdom teeth at all. suer*. some species of Heard de­ aurprlae gift from the tach their tails when In danger. Game* Today The pennant winning Gainesville G-Men were eliminated last night Mayer, Allen, Collins, Plrtle. 2H— at DayIona Baach. Arrays, Rivera, Allen. 3 B—8*1•nd when they learn deception and Vmcnf hoiJfni**"*ho'li'tni1have *hn* amount the a AN LE AGUE 11uin Ilie Shaughneiiy playoff srrir* of the Florida State League hy gado. DP—Collins, Ringer and get thelmtiming right we'll have, J " 1J " " ? f S ' r t * «a " wued “ S,f ln1 of P,0Hda Would huve re-; earn GH W Pet. L a ball crali," he elated, 4 engine for the A *quail. teived aa' Uxea'did not have to! ' Allen. Left—Palatka H; Gaines­ IMPORTED M2 48 .031 New York ■ *». i „ . . Hue to atorm damage to the deducted from the amount ^ Imini still in the iciiei, Palatka, St. Auguttiaa and Daytona Beach. Ray ville B. BB—o ff fialgado 3 , Hoag ' Celerv Fed*" reila lout #i. i.i>.. l.i.__l----. ,v ? * ||ty ‘ “ The "Celery loat all lint but fleld'ii 2 ‘, S3 .807 82 bleachers, ,u_ the ti„ first, four given to the ... lioatoo State Unlveri! 3, McMJilin 4. SO—hy Salgado 7 , S.ilgai'0. Aralea »iar liuilri, got hi* tecontl win of the icrie*. ■la of their letter men by gradua­ gullies will he played out of town, 78 38 .382 8 The racing tempo la picking Cleveland Fult* 1. H O - Hoag 7 In 4 1/3 Inn­ The Si. Augustine-Daytona 8 tion, but the name winning aplrlt lint lepuirn 38 .380 E XC LU SIV E WITH H U Detroit are underway and new up at —the truck as Derby ...... . . ..r ------- — __ Nlngt ings, II runs; McMillln 2 In 2 /3 , 3 aeama lo be in this year'* squad seats are being erected to rulir^tne or, Sept._ 22 draws near. Hcalliirig l'hiludcl|ihia UU 83 .813 18 It,.mb game was ruined out last K—Allan, Collin* 2, Grieve, Ivy, funs. P B —Corral**. Loser—Hoag. ANNETTE’S ill vsritrai that puahed thei tlaat year’s lesam team field's capacity te I T h s that only eleven racing nights Chicago 83 80 .407 2» night und the two teams, who Hlvera, R ill—Maiurak S, Rivera, into second place In the Central lighting system is being improved remain after tonight tho attend- Hi. I.mils 48 88 .333 37 have won three gnaws each, will Hlnger, Grieve 2 , Arruya, Ivy, U— Borowy, Buck and L*iti. T— Orlando Hgwy at French Aval 2,9 If :00, A —2,919. Florida Conference. 43 811 ,320 40 play tonight at City Island in Duyus well. once hus taken a big Jump and Tim Washington IMfiaiAte'ci ' tuna. The winner of this game will So fur the starting line looks greyhounds, seemingly aware of Kesiill* Yesterday When asked about the ktarting he matched against Palatka for u S A N f'O H I) O K I ,\ N I K ) KM lineup for the opening game at like Smith and Thomas at end po- 'hi coming big event, are chalk-) tjhicugo II. St. Louis I, fuui out of seven game series, Gainesville Hept. 23, Coach Kettles ' sltlonsj Myers uud Crlssy, tsckles; ing up faster time over all courses, Detroit 10-4, Cleveland 0-1. I U I I N O N l l A IH > \ I You can drive wilhoul Hupping G-Men pitcher* for Ifi replied, * As yet I have nut picked I Swuggerty and Lansing, guards! Iluclng secretary Merrill Watts■ ,philadclphm 9-8, Washington l-l S SI , /' 1 11 C I I . A S I I I N G A It It I Vk hitand taking advantage of five I f II. K’ru. V rU lnt.il rain i my Dial u» sccunU turnin', all pui.-il-----... ^ .I ; " K h sh iftin g lit lit4 JifciY i Gainesville on i n s , the Aiuleu* NATION AI, LEAGUE Bltlon* on the squad are wide open Hwann at center. ’I nbu i lt t II' IlI'M’11 GH also took advantage of seven The harkfiehl is bolstered by »ce» | they win be run !n tho I. Pel. TONITT*. — SATURDAY Team to the boy* that show they wont [walk* by G-Men mound*men to 4U .tid'd St. Louis to play?7 li'lUrmun Amlri'Min ut i*'iiiht it t./♦■**_ ■•»* DOUBLE FEATURE 1 ruck up their 12 tallies. Arroyo, r.l .022 Jlrooklyn ^ eu "? r 4» Yeaterauy’a prartlco started on Iwrk and Hrnlth, Clnim, Ru.»L, IIjij Miuurek and Mayer, euch got 114 .C2U i'hiladid|diln f t 1',*™ *1!* Fascinating! Romantic tho blocking dtimmlea and aftrr Turner, It......... nil Whehhel all, IIP .41111 1H■■ three hits and Miuurek, Arnica's for halfback or block-, e L / S " , J,?nc^' llostoll ! NIAITIflAM?1 1 ' running through some i plays the candidates ) h > ■ 'center fielder, hutted in five runs, IIM .4u:t Ing hack spots. Gordon, Senknrlk, ' , New York boys gcfodown to sorioiiH buslnt-ss. und llendeison .......................might . .steal , . . 1 „,„t Joe, i rlncess Midas, Hoxlo Pittsburg BY 7C .430 20 'Three Palutkua run* rum* III tha Wayfarer end Hno Otlls Miii Mooney, assistant coach, positions hy game tiiiic.and Itoutli, Weaver, Coco (sir). Cilieiiinuti 7H .414 2U Hist inning nml limy never ri;* HKtOND HACK—3/ISlhs Mile thill. e Iciul uflcr HI ,:iH2 33 ' lini|inshed the first worked with the offensive Orleme, and Fox looked good on I Uhirogii ( Lust half dally double) AH K it O A Pslulku llrsalla Yesterday team then swUehml Weft jp ry arh the defensive line. 3 3 Swanky Suspect. Glow Hon, Mill lln.iiklyn 12, New York 7 . 8 ■1 2 I llclilto, 2h Roadster He, Ann's Lady, Dun Kuhio, Da­ Philadelphia 3 , Huston I. 4 T ii0 0 Tshb, 31, ~ ~ rl 0 kota Hulie, Oil's Olive, Doe Skill. Cincinnati U, Pitishuigh 7 . 3 4 3 Arroyu, If Vicksburg Gooh Into (Little Rock Whips 0 0 Till HD HACK—3/181h* Mile 6 *i l i Mel .cod, rf St. I.mils H, Chicago II. 0 Finals With 'PtMnrkiitfola | Birmingham 6 to 4 D'likuri Lover, Peggy Wyn, Jer­ 8 1 3 il [Miuuti'k, cf $1895 il U lE illi sey u-c, Nellie IJ„ Donnie's King, 1J 4 1 3 8 Mayer, It* SPOUTS IN JJK1EF I Soup Hubbles, Hed Termite, Aftei 3 II 2 UtlllUlll MEHIJHAN, Miss., Sept. li-op i 8 Grieve, ss lly AHHOCIATKII I'KKMH lly ASSlH lA I'hl) Pit HAS —It'll he the fourth-flnislniig 4 (J 1 7 0 u? Coirales, c It wns the ninth Inning, and Ihi j Shave. Duliverud in Sanford Vicksburg Hlllles against the Hiriiiiiighnm llnrons were tousling FOUHTII HACK—S/lfllh* Mile 4 4 0 0 1 Sulgudo, p IIOXING champion Pensacolla Filer* in the In on a 4-11 crest. HliikliiK, Winning lliildt, Mule 39 12 13 27 U Toials SAN FHANCItlCO— K a a s r d Gainesville South-eastern League final piny Then something happened. Mickey, Senator Hon, Dismiss, Alt It II O A •ff*. Hhorl stop Itevrui .Strickland Golden Star, (Jueeil, l.npiid Flash, i ! ,,K.1 l '' **)• Allen, lb 1 5 1 3 11 Our SALES Koont la FIFTH HACK— Futurity heavyweight title ugalnit Callab Tht Mill** captured a finals made two errors/ That was all the MertSTttUNB 6 II 0 4 0 • J berlh laat night, their ( Lillie Hock TrnvCleia wanted. It Speur header, Hoimuitlc Mo, champion I at valantlno Kiva-rw. cf 3 0 4 1 Qudl lAJtM AN,JR. •Gtall BM NAM C Open Sat. Afternoons fourth in a row from the .Men was good fin three unearned runs Whistlin' Ibaket, Anthony, Al- " J " . j 1111" ",Mt 11 ‘^an ^ ranclaco ^ 1 6 1 I 1 dlan Millers. 7-3 Mctldan, which and a 0 -4 . victory for them. geria, Lorn- Twlater, Lucky Max, ° c1, |Vy |[ il l 1 4 1 ended No. 2 In regular|ea*on pis), That waa the highlight of the Fleet Hahy. Hatty ......................M.f.k- :tb 5 0 1 0 4 SUNDAY — MONDAY had won,the first t h r # guinea of nlav in the .Southern Aasorlalion KANSAS CITY—Dave Dougina, Hmke, 3t> SIXTH ItATK—3/101 ha Mile II 8 3 3 1 SEMINOLE fa* nlghl. tha strias. Dick .Mil/, ami Hilly Muthewa Singer, as CLIFTON Dtl’s Slioieacrex, Hucktetirlng, 1 1 4 1 l There were I wo id her gataet, U Th* filial*, which also > 111 be .i baled the first round lead with Dulaney, c (M il. B E L V E D E R E ) 0 1 2 1 1 lt-of-»c.'en affair, Open Sal in luitli between the Mobile llvai) Praying Durkin, Harr, Karlrock, OH* in tlu< 4ft,Util) Kansas City open Hoag, p COUNTY MOTORS WEBB Hm ket Glilaf, Mn/iima, 1’ower ■ i? # uj ■ f'O L A F ZEVVAOHKI i i i > 11 * e i i * ’ Forty-lii e«ner football player* have decided to give Sanford a conference winning ball learn this year. Seminole High SchoolT iqu»J hasbeen working mil aince the middle of August and liai finally ilaried •eriout •erimmaee lertoui icrimmage. . Coach Carl Kettle* fetJi more confident after feeing the boy« run play*. “I wan waa u n little Worried•--------------------------*----------- ------- ' when 1 aitv how light the » i the defenae line during Uva play. but there aic xunia faat bar BLACK HORSE ALE DODGE day night ut Pemacnln, The lemna and tin* New Orleans Pelicans. will plaV there again Sunday and Tho Itiiar* won the openei 2-1 hut lost the nlghlcnp *'-4 moveo Monday Mummy tu Vicksburg. . The victor In tho now series wli] The newly crowned associslluti l i a onsck ut the Rutilli's class II chHmplona, the Nashville Vnl* L ie hall championship between the were Idle logether with Chattan­ playoff tr winners ut the .Smith ooga, .Memphis und Atlanta. eastern and Kllrlda Inleniullmtal At Birmingham, losing nilrher M U IM , , Will bird Nixon gave up II lilts, but Virkahurg's margin of victory kept them well scattered until the last night came un home runs hy nlnlh. Lillie Hock rigid fielder Nobhlu'Barker with one tin in the Hal Simpson got to him four thin'* fifth a Kd llnndoch With the In five. locks t i)ity In the eighth. At Mobile, both teams weiu Left I Iidet Huy Hattvifield wuu held to four hit* each In the first tlw vl r, taking uver from nlurt- game. Whan tha Puls tiegnn tally­ nr Ken Ith ItngetH In the seventh ing In the aevanth, Pete Momiroff Millers had thing* tied was ruahtd In to aavu tha situa­ when t . , ’ llrunkq, also a lelty, tion hut not tiefor a Kail Morrison iWM charged with the loaa, *erv- had yielded one run. » Up j£ 12 of tha HilllwMbwrt. The New Orleans butlers allowkaMB outmuo 211—7 13 b tha Bight rg> w hile the Pal* w fra 200 010 200—3 8 I etl tha bears only right hits in ___flat turf Ittd (7) and Rm»collecting 10 for Ihejr niarglri of dothi Hrtinks, Pullca f U) a til Me- victory. Crtlghb' Only the fomale mosquito bites ft human beings. - >I tiiurnuoient as Nutional Open Play. SKVKNTIl HAt’ K— Heach t.'ourse Champion Carey Mlddlecuff blew 'll eke, Win i Ion, NeliruskM Unite, to a 70. HALING Verity, Spoiling Ike, Dunwood, NEW YOHK—Porsopolia (|8Hurl Huimnu, Dusky Hecurd. EIGHTH HACK—fl/IHIha Mile * 2U| won Aqueduct's $ 111,000 added Keosoiao, Hm nsirle, Oil's Dream, ' Ihishwirk 11in die hundicap by al> Sooner Select, Sum Spade, Chula. lengths, with New Kule second mill Skysciaiier third. Hurto, Tin Type. ATI,ANTIC C IT Y —Woodfold NINTH HACK—.7/MilIts Mile Sir ( $ 1.10 on id Lillie Harp ($ 3.Hill's Fillrl, Him Joe, Will Sensitm, Talnmge Kobe, Dim Kecnid, C.(») raced lo u dead heat In th« Doaltle Take, Jil'ly .let, Hack On. *ix furlong fealured dash. PAWTUCKET, It. I| -Agrarian TENTH HACK—Iteach Course U. ($ti.Hi| edged out Shoe Shine Trim Trick, Lucky Pat, Poverty Pruttv Pert * *' A ' l rmty Pert. ^ ______ ‘ V“ ' m Tht* New DODGE I h WIDER on tho In- AjtKOW KK an • O u tsid e A flea can move a weight hun­ dreds nf times heavier than Itself. Unoff( it temperatures of 100 degres lo w --'U fa havo been known «n Mount M cKinley in south cept ’A laska. ' .i ’ ■ J“ a. “ 1“ u ir u HIDE in IN irday Only IBLE FEATURE K I D im s U N I H ’ ll 1/ A! W A V S LKill* t »r I««l | understand I can have that at extra eoit —how much?” take a look at those bumperguurtl grilles — built as a unit.and W e ll , sir, the news is good. Plenty good. proof utfulnst “locking horns”- and say olks F They eye-measure windshields that are 48% bigger und rettr windows with 56% more areu-und know without being told they can sec the road up closer, both fore and aft. • M I K E : MIN YOUNG 'S A T U R D A Y O N L Y Ihi'tliln 1‘Vnturo .JIM MY So they say—“That's for me—IF! WANELY. i MONDAY Su n d ay & M onday ,/S°M Because this honey's priced well under your expectations. It's u straight-eight that's priced under a lot of sixes—over the years your investment will be no more than for any other cur. So better not stop with looking. Better p rice it to o —delivered at your door. Y o u r B u ick d ealer will give you the figures, even demonstrate. A fter which you'll do as others are doing —you'll get a firm order in. “What does it cost me to get this handysized dandy with the roomiest interiors ever found on u Huick Special? T K JV .S T lU K K t •M B Umiak u n v ia l kma mU ikaaa F m ib m i J “What do I p/i.v for high-compression, high-pressure Firchall power from a big Buick straight-eight engine? TRAIWC-NANDY U2t . MOM ROOM FOR THV MONTY * DYNAMOMf ORfVfapHenofal *a bn coil . JVMJNf ITYUNO * N o M 4 o a n m ■u m m r -o u a r o o r h u s . h rm m rrb SU R IM N M U irRAM Hr-OSNr MOMS • COX SMHNOMO A U AROUND • LOW -M fSKJtf TMtf ON U ltT Y -R M m m s * o r m t b r vn sH u rr p o m a n d a p t . M tM O cxM . iTIROY-RIDMO rORCHM-rUM THRU SMART M OOftf RfTH ROOT I T PHHM “ What's the tag an that swell Buick ride, w ith coll springing, extra-w id e rim s, ■eats between the axles and all th at? D»p»y* DANDy. 1 If I I g f f i I T andyou wantit- T h ey sweep th eir eyes over tapering fenders, with a suggestion of jet power in their after contours—und suy, “T h at's for m et” MrBelvedereGoflstoCoffcy S U N D A. . AY. — MTMfM “SITTING PRETTY'' Phone 1011 " l l m m m t N lw a!** m a iI HI T Hit A TONlfiHT 9 ., ..f J /.'Vl Pulutl.a Gaiiieaville 109 N. Palmetto t -Shirley May France took iinu last look tiHiuy ut the Ktigllslt Imine to Musssi'tiuietta, Clinnnel she (uilud to swim IiihL "It |<mkH butler today and 1 Wick and then started her trip feel like jumping In," ehe said. AIR CONDITIO MID IMfNNftlftfcY Totals 0 0 0 0 0 | l 0 0 ♦1 M 38 ii H 27 14 3U1 032 DIO-- 1 2 003 000 120-- 8 C H I C A ti O—Pellicle ($ 7.90 ) took Hawthorne's mile and a eUleenth feat ure by a length and * illllf.V Lions Softball TcMim Trims Nutionul (iimrd son. with Tony Itiisst receiving '.lei forim'd the bat­ lie slugging of Ted William*, Jones and Tha of'uther mcmbcti, of tint I.inn* tery for the Guardsmen, and of During the second of the flvo Club lufthnll team, ltd to their winning of a double header, 9-4 inning guinea, Itohaon hit a homer l.'l-T uver u Naliono) Guard, with two on for ihn Linns. Other m Wednesday night a l 1fading Lion dug gets were Henry 'runt Putk. |Witte, nml two honorary member* tha ardsineu were nimble to , the (Tub, Hugh Carlton and Al ' Tha Itewlhlcrlng slants and Pennington. •olve | •paad o Lion pitcher llativ Hob- ..Mated by thnlr dmibln victory I the Linns are reported ready to f* I take on the Rotary Club nr any other contender, McMillln, p Full*, p “And what about D ynaflow D r i v e - lMIS I raw mr lofvouAiu Vaiw i'i M((;, inn f / IM I V JT 1 :i\ 1 H h\ S P R in g i7 1 • v • V* • < i-rv = * * * h \ LLOYDMCON '.M rs/ w WUIM PtMMRS. •? IS' H rH-idv' NOW F O R YOUR COMFORT tile MOVIRUNU RIDE-IN THEATRE b W»» diMtsd for Reetiel of MOWHJlTOfcB sag OTHER PUTT iSWa. SiSfirjf&v M 5# S MM r n » a ■ ! m j~ ~ 2 E 3 S o i lanoa. me Mgfejfe ******a*Mvmom I' : 1 WfM: iJ&VWT m ) ’ifljjl) 'Li ■ ■fMIHRn P I a \ \ ' ' ' �—yw - i *..f y y wp» v '« p f t « F R ID A Y S E P T E M B E R 9. 1949 _____ l i « « i ' N o ^ i w XOTICH TO AmtAR T H E S A N FO R D H E R A L D - S A N FO R D F L O R ID A USB T-4-L FOR I ATHLETE'S FOOT 1HECAUSE— tl baa greater FRIKTIMTlui paever. With M * aadllatei alceh.l kaee. It nttrln tha active me.tir*. Ilea DEEPLY, ta hill the arrm nu raataet. net happy relief IN ti\u NOUN ar year 44r hark at aay dew elate. Today at Laaer'a Drag Rtore Legal Notice _ PAGE S EV EN S xoficai ' to J l i n t i i TOi AIKilK MAK TODD. Koul* to i h a i i k i -l r iiiiin k PA LJinn No. I. D r u e P in t, Alabama. TOC AHR llKIAEBY N OTIF IE D You a r t hereby rti julrtd to upthat a ault fa r abiolule »» r In tli* Circuit Court of Bernf nol* County, Florida, In Chancery, baa been filed agalnat you divorce In the on t h t Ird day of Octobtr, IMS, In Circuit Court of Hemlnole County. belna entitled Charlea a certain ault for divorce therein Florida. l-tadlna, an ab breviated title of Henry palmer veraua laabelle Irene vwirh la W alte r H. Todd. Plaintiff Palmer. vOraui A c a l e Mae Todd, Defend­ YOU a IIF. H E R E B Y RKOIllriKD lo file your appearance In aald ant. Wttnaaa my hand and official -oil pereonally or by a tto rn e y on or before the 4th day of October. at al at Hanford, Florida. Thla let day of September, H i t . 1319. If you fall to ao appear a decree pro confeaao will be fitO P. H 13UN DON Cleric Circuit Court. lured against you and the caee will Hemlnole County, Florida. PI meed without fu rth er nutlce to you R E A L __________________ EXEC U T ED AND I8HUKD a t Hanford, Florida, Ihla let day of Htplrtuber. 1941*. O. P. HERNDON, clerk of c i r c u i t Court of Hemlanle County, Florid a. By O. L. Hunt Deputy Clerk ICIRCITIT COURT H EA D J.tt'KHON A. CAItOll.I. • IT T IR -IA S IIR Alturney for Plaintiff Orlando. Florida WANTED EXPERIENCED MAN lu mintage retnil fumitme *Uuc M*ply Man P, Cara Herald, la aaatard H E A R IN G JUICO HIARINO NOTtCB TO CMFliriUMR FOUR HIARINO I IR V IC I C IN T IR MILLER-BISHOP CO. llh S. Hark Ave. Jit FRESH BATTER IK S fn, B tL hearing alila here at hum* R U B B E R i o h i: v i . i t v CO M M I I I C I A I A N II : N I » U S T II I A I N i: L D HOM, OASKITS, TUMN0.1 MOLDID AND IXTRUOID APR0N9, OLOVM, BOOTS, RAINWIAR, SPONOI FOAM, BILTINQ, MATS NO MATTING FOR A RIOUIRI MINTSj T M\ S * . At fI ,|| r U (J ft It f W V Jl o n / l(h i CO • >1 /atf UN $f j A* FIA IN TIIR COUnT O F T H E COUNTY JUDOE O F 8EMINOI-E COUNTY. F U lttlD A In lie: Kalala of F W. Fle tcb e r Deceaaed To All C'redltnra and Peraona Having Claim* nr Demantla AuahiKt Halt) Kata let , it . , , J ...... ,U . , 1,1 CL., null fled to file nil claim* and de­ mand* which you have aualnal tha e -ta te of F. IV. Fletcher, ileceaaed, In the office of O, Douilaa Hlprt* *irum. County Judge, at Itla office In the Court llouae at Hanford, Florida. wllhln eight calend ar ; month* from Atlgil*l IF, 1941, , which I* the dale of the flral pub­ lication of thl* notice. Each c-lalnt nr ilentaad moat he In writing, mu»t "la te the place of realdenca ami poet office addrraa of tha claimant, ntual he aworn lo anil mint he fllad aa aforesaid, o r elae •ante wilt become void, E. M. KNItlHT Eierutor. tHtTICK TO APPKAH TO: K EN N ETH IIRKIIIT HKTIt, Wlio*e Residence la Unknown Yuii a re hereby required lo a p ­ peal on Meptrmber 11. 1P49. In a certain divorce proceeding pend­ ing In the Circuit Court of Hem­ lnole County, In Chancery, an a b ­ breviated title of which *ntd can** i» NAOMI ANITA HETII. Plaintiff. t> K EN N ET H BIIIOIIT SETH , Defendant. WITNKHH my hand and aral ill Hanford. Florida. Ihla >411* day of Augttal, 1949. O. P. HERNDON Clerk, Circuit Court Hemlnole County. Florida HEAL STRICKLAND MORRISON, INC. M l R. FIRST PHONE 2IH ( /(m a y / V 6 E S flu TRKDI A M ’w line HERALD W*nt Ada Fm Tha M k a l a i t a ta a apply ta i W a a l I 2 t eeblUbed la Tha . s a f e r * H ae a lit I • 4 Rh Hava Me pa* Hwaa i n Bar Hataa U a re tlaiea I . gee P i t a o a rd a la like llaa llaa llua tha {Bear Ha a iaaa rlia a Iaaar liaa laeerHaa llaa. Oaabl* rate tar blech laaa rag PHONE 148 :i— Heal E n isle For Hale— *1 — A r ik h s Fur Hale —R ft im - n r WilHK VVa NTKU — fl City PITTSUUIUJ Point. Tor every I, i ''{TAINS und l.nce Told,. Cloth. 14,(1(10. On* Clone In ; tine Olhor ... . . . » Malted, Htnrehi'il A stretched. SKNKAKIK lilaaa Ctnaa A A Pglnt P a in t lo Co., i „ „ SKNRAHIft (,71* JOHN W. D. MOORE, Ren Itor u g .m w. ‘2nd. Phutt/ SlfO.I. . . Highway Beer-Lunch Business, . , . LAWNS Muwoil, luw ;»rht-« With Living guartrr.-W.il E - 1 LAH8, Cl.anvd, wu.hed A polished. v i.„r,i. Rlmne 770 It Caa 27tir A 2l)Hc (iul. Ben­ quiped-13,500. nett'. Standard Station, Sanford IHtUSF.WOBK or laumliy. Blurt8eo John W, D. Moor. dine Aklna, HIIU Peach Ave., A Celery Avenue. (loot! 2 Itrdruoin Concrete Home. tluldshuiu. Una. — ini Price of Itf.UltO. Include* Vene­ TUX EDO FEED.It Complete llunt'a Tuxedo Fred fltura Stenogi uplier: University Educa­ tian Blind*, Hug*, Space Heater, tion, experienced In Medicel Kitchen Hange, ll/W Heater -1 K.-MKI.MAN'S Bed Ru*e goutaiiAll (lua Serviced. $1,880. Chili leed feed* fur tniiro eg,'* mid heller chirk*. Will Handle. IUIKHTON A WATSON Set* Jo h n W . D. Moore 1201 Celrty Ate. Lake F ro n t Hom e on 2 A cr e s Phone I INN J u . t off Main IBghw ny-W VU E N J O Y Simony dinner ai l.am-y'a C o nstructe d , o n e - fl o o r;, 2 B e d ­ 7f,c ill.n week day* . I.uiichea A ro o m *; l.urge Cl oset*- Reuutl*h,,rl order*. Insurance, a n <1 engineering , Reply Box X, c/o Nuiifoldi llt'inld. | wuik. -liiiMineHs tippnrluiiitlvH j Waai a ha will pa m» rv*i Ibe leleghaaa aa Your (tppoilunlly of a life time tl eiaaitise ,*ativ If rear eaeae fulty Mn.I ( li n m in l y Fiirnl.hed, ' ........ Vllll( ............... ........... *......... la llatai la .ha leleghaaa haah. you have u chi ur light truck Including All E le c t ri c K itchenM ,, „ |tij)( M 7 , la teiara fa, ihla arwavnadanml iiluml fHIIIMKI yuu dill Imu llaa Ihe *d,*t fleet u abpeetad BeiirlriK C ltru * I h ' mm; (Jnruim no exclusive Imsinesa 11- rnli-l' Inr 1 la pay araaagily. la ardar far S po t; flood Fis hing an d Swltn- N«v>' I'ungiiiees fJ.JU aa ta tn 4 .r tie beat paaalhla a service lo property owners m ] m ln g - B o a t ami All fo r » 8 , 8 0 0 . 1 Undershirt* are vies, all Waal Ada meal ha Seminole County Ilml 1* us lie gal. »*!.2A la ear aIMae aa Ibe dap hafara |JOHN W. I). M110RE, Kraltor • reinhmt Point veMlifllM. cesaury utmost o» peintlnrB eatrice H u ffm a n , A s . o c l a l p Nuv>' 1•l!iflli , ! v v u i'M P i c m * * * Franchise run* fur 2(1 yumT i * K. F lre t Phone 1313 ' " ' l' Y H U RI'M IH Plaaaa aaMfy aa ImmaMatalr - ID.', N Piilinrtlo I'h. 021 If aa area# area re la at Phone 3 I,’IHlt, (tilandii. Hi eaaaaV ha raaaaaalhla la* FOR FAHMS. home*, bualnaat E. FLAT ALTO HOHN, York Small Business f o r sale In down . roparty ana acreaga, .aa your Mellophiine T y p e , e . r e l l e n t cun town S a n f o r d , n golden uppm J !. A. Strout Realty Agency dll ion with cB*e A slide*. 107 lunlly fur iimhlllim* Individmil i Orii H. Mnthlfii., Salesman \V tltli. St. with so me Busi ness tniining. ' THE imt7 E. Second Sfreet or pfcoM W r i t e B um tt c / o S a n ford H e r a l d . ! iaoB-4. _ l>— A H IH LKH W A N T K II— 0 SANFORD 2 Bedroom House and 3 Room HERALD Cottaga. 3 Acre* of ground. Highest m*h price paid far u.ed 12— Sparful Hervlcw — 12 fuinlime Ted Davl. Furniture Tampa Fla. Will Sell or trade. Co. Ill I E. 1st. P h DfiB. Phdfla Jim Field., 1870 or NEW PI.CORL surfaced to perfec­ r earing at 4M-M. tion. Ole floors mails like new. Finishing, cleaning A weeing. S a YFAIH SECTION-Large wall HELP WANTED Portable power plant, 2 2 y e a r / cun.lructed three bedroom home experience in Hemlnole County, with lot. of extra, such aa RXI'KIUKNCF.I) brake and front ONE A two room modern affll l M. (I lea .on, L a k e Mery. v«ti«tlan blind., attic fan, In.u1a> end mun. Apply Firestone elency aparlmenta, Ideally eulted tlen, ate, Corner location. One Hliirrs for Individual or hu.lnr*. couple, ALTERATIONS and Urea* Mnk and one half bath.. If you are In location aero*, from tho Po AVON COSMETICS ing. HMVk W , U l . S tr e e t. Phone tht market home ini. Ihla Ml,|h,.( ina roaraei for ror a nice nome ymlr children going -Office. Phong B60. n liw . I t i S S rA. ' V WILLIAMS t f m t L V Realto., T S i -: -* i< t 4 lodern furnl.hed apartment!, ROBERT VENETIAN BLINDS made lo nr-I yum span, time. Opening. In Alao efficiency apartment HeyHowl K. Lundqulat, Aoaoclala der. Seminole Venetian lllino Sanfuni and .urroumilng town*. Downtown office .tore. Takoch H im 1MM AHantle Beak Bldg.' Wilt,- Naomi Hcahury, 311 E. Co. 820 W. Brd. St. Phone Apartment., 208 N. Park, Phone Huh Ave., Mt. Dora, Fla. JIJM-W. 1 2 7 6 - J . __________________ a— Arlktew For Sate —5 giving homo addre.* for inter- ORLANDO Mmnlng Sanllru'l. Or­ v i e w .___________ __ American Floor Sanding Machinal* lando Eveiiiug Star. Call Ralph C10AT MILE BuiM 1'iistumer ii.t now for large Ray. I MI6-J, with adger. H. M. Qleaion, Lake' Cluistma. hu.lncs. and praflt;j Maty, Fla. > R. D. Prleet, Phone 71S-W8. nhlr nil year round Incoma 0ALL 617 for Uattary, (laneratoi Coma to Bigelow Apartment*, o|i;>ortunlty, Earn 81.00 to |2,00 and Star.nr service, Hwaln'i Mill'* Swap Shop—We bug, cell or Oil Park Ave. Battery Service, 801 W. First per holir. Write Box A, 0/0 trada meat anything, 4M San­ St, Sn nford Herald. ford Ave. Phone lft -J. fttfurnlehed apartment, 801H FOUNTAIN A Floor H elp-iiTCelery Ave. Phone IBifl-J,. LAWN MOWERS 'Yharp.n.d, LI We Jtelh tea*. Whoa . goiTloirt perlt nced but not naceiaary. Ap­ cycle, rapalred, lock and kay ply Mr. Bill at Toucbton'a bowork. No waiting-work *juei Mg Home Farm, 17 oena, Old fore 11:80 A. M . ____________ antead. H. W. Shuman, 3to Catee Farm 20 acraa.' Mra. R, X iiftv Jo ilM te n '. MNb-BoAcH’’ MOTHERS, leave " your children Eaet 4th. St., Sanford, Fla. B. Pippin, Telephona 408-J at ioalterg coating kllla Roach**, with me while you .hop, plag iFormerly with William* Flail noon. Ante, Water Btige for montba. bridge, etc. By hour, da; »g or _week. Phone I47I-W. Fumlihed I room apartment la Man between age 28 to ff , my home, private hath with married, aaber and a capable ehower, Klectrie kitchen, Private WRLIHf DIN0 GOOD AND BAD salesman for all white Ufa ^atalrgay. T^lejihona Mra. Pippiter A Rapt u 1 ttoed I pe dinette----- --Insurance debit In Sanford, * lot Street 1 wad ana bed...... Guaranteed tedllary of fl.OO per Bmt’ll gToc.ry wlth T ”room, iad day plue totnmieeione. commitaiom W I D tttr and Drag-Llne Work; Apply pe*b0droom euite.. |M.M Wa apeclaliM In paalure work Room SM 806 Rornett Barnett Barm Bol_ BuUtk P h h 888 M*! qU" t,r,! ,f ing, Detend, FteMda. Ba faro bedroom houee, furnlibed or unfumlihed. Ph. IM-R. I# IT S Pipe, pipe-fitting* or Double Bed Room. Semi. Privat* Yalve. you need, aw A. D, Hu*la t k ^ n - T o w n . U f lip . Aw. ter, French and Commercial, n Vat Rent) Lg. fU rn tiM ^ I D Radio Repairing. te atop emoklogT Try ^■ent. Freeh painted, rtwah ______ JpP and delivery d* Hert Q oifftitn ie Sottmif* W. tat- . eMjrtalne, Now Rug*. 810 MW Ttet. Phone 8M-M, ' Eieklel's ' moo, Touchtea ^h. A. K- Roeeetterc Flortet, MirKKY M tlllSK Uy W A l.T D INNKB LMHI LLI_ HAW! MAW I O P Y W A T l l T m E v T w J M C SJ'B W '1 1 e »0 A O C TH C \ t) Pi.NP-3 J l'T ) N O owVP I OUPES W h e n J W M U T \IA-s E 9 J TM BA\ A 3 1 T O O K U l h T7 o S J l OW ! P1NP5 O u T H A P O P P ; ,.-edo*-^ Jl P O N T Live T b H 'Ov .N JW , Q tJA .. TMI MOOSi ; Cf E T hB S G - tJM 0 3 T 9 ‘, T r 3*” E 2 1 ST, n - r . » ", mH ryr jr ^ E J ? B "HOSS " oh05T3' AR1 NOTHIN3 BUT A b jn c h o f fa *:E 9 i ■ WA(!Nt ' Y SUCH , i* IDO ^ t n V A D i BY PAUL HOUINHOff Mil Mv fin «n o u r it o M r / g c E P n i k LOvtV trnuunu iua .MiP ktapj^- o o rjjtv, r vou MB nuuv vp 1 w/j,r JOHSAft vo.i ru j»,pira n * O.ACl* Piorc t ■ Anoint 1 urriuiv tipv w * / Phah toi . HonAwAVV-. . AmytM 9W E l s i “ ~ 7.sis « itrrm ^ t e f r W * r a tw * ^ ~ l I HtAAOTV* ciecw cH w * THorerowAM. r-«aq rnov#4 I P io u na hhV OCTAweepar Y f J hidmq pvacc H m a m o nana h, * I Jt^ F I urr.uw HaaasMATiHW — ( ROMiMI ft.’j HHHkl IFT H Ml •U. m m V’-i-v Mm 1: I t ' v - ' Y 'i • .. j vt/r/Nrau rVuu Yak a �V SANTOTOFL^TO A 'Multiple T n Bills IdM lltstS Ptaaa Psj spring. Housmrftoeaker Mure* IntroduWn of s it bffi he wasSfcdoubt as to vft cams iHiln Governor, __ . . . . . . call f o f l l special rerenve raising etislonnsf the Legtetattira. He sera he would either rule on them Monday or leave the decision on their Introduction it# to the House. They Included two of the bill* SBonioted by the legislative tax *|udy fommlttee which drew up a rey*nu«l»rogr*m for eobmlaslnn to the special session. They were the measures giving the seventh rent of the gasoline tax to countlse and raising the cigarette tax a penny and giving elite* the pert of the tax eollected within their border*. ] R ailfO A d S t r i k e Other deferred hlile would per­ mit harness raring and prorlde (Caal<a**« r « .» r . . . nan for parimutuel betting on the «o<l»y .at. a; the ;;lr sBell . ; ; Aircraft •Corp. rare*, dcnlgnate all county road* p| “ Mnl tn nuffa|0(. *J. Y. as Governand bridge* ns state projects lot or Pewcy and a atate mediator tiov« to avert further violence In the bitter 13-week-old atrike of Lougw ood By MM. 1. H. MKNICK Dr. C. L. Persons I OPTOMETRIST i . .— ----- ----- ---------- | Mr. and i t.yman School opened Tuesday sleter with 1 with the record enrollment of . ... .100 students and mora expected f 0" * ~_vil1 1, AKELAND. Sept. 9—fB’l - through the year. The bueset are “O'dt. Tenr ....... Mr*. J. the CIO United Auto Workers. Thr Florida border which has best) •overcrowded. stale, Morning program was opened mont* la th The srene this morning eon- open since Sept. I to the moveon permit collection trastrd shari . with the previous men! of any slse and grade elt- bv Rayburn Mtlwee, M. A. now m*n echool „i ,, Mrs. Raj from parents of two days i disorder In which riM frull will be closed again principle.' Opening prayer was by |Rev. M. D. Jackeon, Baptist pas- and Mr*. J hlldren enteilng .quad* of cjuh-wlajdlng unionists nftei Sept. 12. the raheart p|or|, and create an In- battled wnik-l>ound noti-strlkers.t Finnk Hnyninur, executive sec- |tor. Labor Day entertainment was)church cho! e committee to mjiulng at leust 28, retsrv of th- Federal -Marketing I furnished by the Jamboree put in Mr*. Eda state- agrndee, In-: About Ift unarmed picket* took Agreement Committees,, reported by the'Legion-Post Auxiliary 183. „ to give ” | - arowd enjoyed fame* and aehool. Thlt ominlielons. ,lp their stations at the main gate today the 0 . 8. Department of of the I'in .re plant iu in In m a nnearby n rn y w wheatr i* m - . Agrtculture had epprawed , re-,refreshment* refreahmenf f o r 't fine writer says consumption of Bolle* ranks were swelled by strlctlons on citrus from Sept. " pnst'e building" fum for thi |P Pern Park. Ine In ancient Rome at one time WO n-wly-nworn volunteer .her- through Oct. 2. Before retiring several weeks| farvlce at Christ' church will bo ago, the old citrus control corn- ),y Rev. H. Zimmerman 4:00 mlMces adopted icgulationa which nVWk Sunday afternoon with remained In force until Sept. I- m short sermon. .< This was Ibe first time any.-reFropi Lgngwood attending the a year In .frictions had been Imposed W. M. U. session nn tHelt study of summer shipments of citrus. the Manuel at Sanford Raptlat Sr.W fr<leial committees named ebuich Thursday were Mrs. Clyde niter giower elections followed up Whitehead, Mrs 6 R. Grey and bv srting the regulation* which Mre Karl Duncan. m a t M * . uiaa.ea MM** ■ ear* e-i*. I-* eat. *-l» A tlaatt' S .tU a .l B .ah ate*. Pbaa* a** The New DODGE is HIGHER on the in­ side LOWER on the Out­ side* Kept. I and Kept. 12. ! *iU k4 ’V The committee* took tha eUnd 11 Mfr|fl mankenshlp, former A. that shippers could not by-pais c £ 4«#ni has returned from the federal agreement which sets ,0„r of monthi to Mleeourl. legiilations for sixes and grades-Wisconsin and Boston. Man -if fresh fruit despite a state Thf executive committee of Lyret-islon llheraliilng truck ship- ln-n p. f . A. mat at Mri. Bunnell a ncnls. Wednesday. Plan* were mad* to rill- so-railed tru c k in g amend- have fleet meeting of the eesoclam ill to tlm nrw 'Ini* citrus law lion followed by • reception Tor ' provided Inirker* rould whip tin Ibo iirmclpil . | sashed ami ungraded fruit direct LarI J* * " '! Blankenship ha from grove, anywhere If It met ^ T - d f . .»d daughter a.le test requirement.. Mb * The legul.tlpn* effective Sept R«y"VWhlM ot I requite oranges to gr.de No. t hava enm« to visit M. R. iu.no 10; I* 10 lo 11 on 11-XII I I IX IX . no IX 11 IX- XII l.lltt l 49 t>nu 1 *u S h e l t o n S h o o tin g lin o 6 1 4a XiUtl ICaaltaaed ream rase Oaal gave Idm the license number of ill- 1:01 • 10 ear from which the shuts were fir •ill •d. I oo Today's attempt was the first T i l l on the life of "U tile" Earl. Him r t lo -44 he was pirsent when Ids iMiele. T s on Corl Shetlnii. was slain in fielnlier, 1 lo 11*47. and sls*i was In Ibe elixir »-oo in r-v-i-1 Iter.. Usl May 'vlien "Big" vI».I4 Fell was slinl III |be bsrl, |,y (l to,mi gunman wbn fired llnniigli s sec- I t ; OX Olid slnrv wlmbrw nf a inivat» 10:14 l» Hi club. no I.lttl" I'm I bad been sssnHnii'd 11 11-04 with "Big" Furl in Hie gambling I I in Wilt Hi r- wbieli hot «lnn been It 44 SUrKMOR CRAFTSM ANSHIP, SUDTLE COLORS, FLATTF.RINC, F I T . co m b in e ! all Ih * * * to m o t * you lock your /'jva Weif in Ihit f*vo piece enxeni b h o f S/ei eris sheer rayon wool jahardin*. Tha aim ulatfd doub/a f/aq pocket* and tha pencil alinr front tilt tkirt yrljj d rlifh t you All in s '-'* • • • - ' ribbon hqjn'rl Soft cob ra 17 o i JO T V Siaaal 1 /,yj At atan iil hL'rpar'a Samar I'lii I ’ p I ’a r a d . A lin y - A ( l i r a * Musto m il. N ew, J lo r rn w .d . Illu , I'liililr e n 's C la s s ic H o u r A II io iii lla v le w (IIH M C l M ilita ry Hand News lloina-H nil Ilia l.a n g 1100 Club 14mr Nona Itan ch N iillo n a l t .s a d u * ‘ Ball (U n it M usic l.o v e rs P ro g ra m T re n tlm s J l v . H e llio n The lih y tli in H s a r T h e l l r lc t il Hpot -l News T w l- I .l i * Hong* <j . Hports P a ra d e •-•- • • iiw iiiiv tliio d n ian g e w r u t n . H r ir iin a on a C lo ud Hundav Hchool l.esso n ll'a t h . To p s (U a M C ) Keynotes by C a r l* V a rie ty l la ll Meet the Hand • •• • H o rse O p rr llro a d w s y lle n d w a g o n ' You, You, Too an a You HporiB K in a 4t tray P o p u la r M ltilo P iih ll,. H ealth H s rls s t.'lasalca l H m iv .n lre Newa T it r illa lile T im a ' Hittorday t ia n a ln g .lF a r ly News llniieil tic is mill I led, Ims two I- 00 Hint! off snmll * lubli"n mu' give In, mSI N IIA V eiipollnn no n fniniei wlih "Big" S* 00 Hnnilay Musical* Earl. Tliev «qi*-riil' I••c— ,. |m|.r 7 no I'liiiu lu r Mnslo 7-14 V a r la ly Indilings In southern Illinois. o ld ll r f r a l n During Ihe iiriddldllnii t-rn of 7-10 7-44 V o cal lla rm o n lte re "l.lltlr" Esrl'e linen uncles "Big* • no llr- a h fa a t w ith S t a r Earl, Carl and llcmln warn blam­ k in H a w a iia n Hchoea S' 14 P o p u la r Mlialn ed for ahnul -III sliivilips m »'iil>* F ro n t I'a e * D ram a |frn llllrmis. Iiielndlng lbn«e uf two 1:00 '.'•14 J i i i i b I k Jim i mayors, Slid a slate iiatmlmsn ami 4 iln Hun M o rn ing F e e tlv e l 10 -on Popular H u slo •bU wife. Bl-rule flbrltmi was killed from eiiibiisb mar Peoria, III., on July 2H, HUH. Two younger binlbors, Rov ami Dslla, wrie not active In the gang. lot | | lo lo I I 100 It'OO U :|l ix iir ro o I tio t ill I 1 O0 iiln 1:41 Sion W IE M .C 1:10 4:00 4lie 4i4l liO fl X :lo IMS oteo *** ly ell babies born with syphilis ran he rured with penicillin If treat­ ment 1* started, within three monthi, three physicians report­ ed today. The doctor* followed the rase of HO children for more than two rears. Cure* approached 100 par cent when treatment was started early. Of an older group of child­ ren suffering from congenital eyphllla, all became clinically well but there were a few Instances of relapse or positive reaction*. The doctors. Kllxabeth Kirk Rose. Paul Gyorgy ami Norman R. Ingraham, Jr., of Philadelphia, mad* their report In the American Journal of Disease of Children, • publication of the American Medical Aesqclatlon. They saldi • "The ego of the patient at the onset of treatment, rather than the dosdge, type, or meant of administration of penicillin, eeems to be th* chief factor In deter­ mining response." it;.*. 12 require orenges tn Grad* No. 2 ruisett nr better sn*l to be no Intaller then will lake 288 or las* to fill e box. Th* same grade requirements Were set for grapefruit, with slse restriction* varying from 80 to 128, depending nn varieties. The B eat USED CAR BUYS in Sanford 1048 OLD8MOBILE “66" Sarins 4 door >«dan, Radio, Haater, Ptaatlr 8«at Cover*. A real bargain W o rld W ith o u t K n d (lo s p tl H ln esra V lra t UaptTsI C h u rch H irin g O rc h s s tra P o p u la r Muslo T h r u t.lste n lp g Olae# O r a s n 't lm * $ 1 3 0 0 .0 0 Nswe Popular Muslo Himdsy Matinee Husnoe Amigos Popular Muslo l.ulhsrsn Hour Familiar Cleeelee 1 (lusst Mdltor Popular Muslo Tims for 1/4 Tim* Oroat W o rk * • ' I) among Tons* , Th* Urlahl Mot Nswe Pooular Maete 1047 OLD9MOBILE "98" 8erlM Deluxe Club Sedan, On# owner, Very clean car. 1 $ 1 3 6 0 .0 0 .1 9 ^ FORD Super Deluxe 2 Door Bedan, W. 8. W. Tirea, Radio, rtaatic seat coVera. 1 . F I R S T Q U A L IT Y A L W A Y S . . . don Carefmlly paekaffedl We make tmro jow |#t perfection! tkey*r« ettrofnlly Indt anti fbeUoaM to l N IW IS T S H A N S d H n y i d l . r H I ’4 * . k M W t f I ... Aeetoot ...o o t k w w o v . frkhory nook* vgrtibw. A beautiful car tirea, 'a lot of fine transportation. mw V';;v 1*48,00 " .... W o m d m r fm l B e e j Vbereree yea geymt beet pee#** teWeg eboet tb* MwlNmUae. i t ift *' •"j nf • �Z •* * *** * 7wyinrywwj u. * r»■ .m - *-* i-w TH-t^-s ^7v?,r.-v :‘V ,r **:?*■ -a*#m**\* K w g f w v*• »-£ • “ IV <V.! vi ’,-• .* w ■ (a Unity Thor* b StrcagtK— ‘ 'T r ./ v<'V>. V; vr« ■ -rr, Y f : "> TH E W EA TH ER T» F n M the P n e * of the World) T« Promote tli* P n e r m of Arnsrlr*, To Frodaeo Prosperity for Sanford. # a • liU M E X X X X S IT T IN G IT O U T IN H A IL S T R I K E i SA N FO KD , F L O R ID A * Senate Groups Arms Aid Bill B i 11 e r F i g h Measure On Of Senate Cuts Are 12-f/Pi r b 12. 1919 Associated Press Leased Wlra Is Made To Effort )eliver s New Blast At Reds Cut State Spending )M I I|M i ll in n * . 1^ v NRIV Vtilth , Sept. I f _i/Pi 4IffifIIfile fits «**-*# | SM ^ * sJByakian amhastadnr to the tyfltsd State*, predlrled Indat Msat Marshal Tito'* regime In Tjlgoslavla "»H| mit |n, ( ” Th* rift hetwep,, Tito an Ihe KfVinlln Is ' deepening very Oiitraln said, adding: ."There are good reavom. Hat rilin'* defiance will mil laal very I,my Tllo *111 not chance bis p»|ev hnt the regltne will mil last." Decisions on the board recoinmendatlons alio are expected from more then <10 atael companies as anon at officer* and boards of exactors finish studying th* fact ffndere report. Th# eteelworker# e x a c u tlv a board want Into session at P A . M. gt the Hotel Sheraton. CIO end stsslwgrker President Philip Mur- ROME OF THE operating employee* of the Missouri Pacific Knllroa.l ^•erheadlng labors drive fm take things easy nt the inllromt *'MCA in Ht, l.ouls, Mu., following lh round pay boost, got he- the strlki of 6,201) union trainmen, Pictured in the group are (I S fossd doors with other union to i.l ■ Itay Muelln, Pacific, Mu., on engineer; William Tnlluinn, s>i i Lout*, a hiak*liinii: A Thaeketv, St (,nul», enndurtor; M I Earr> L, plot their enure*. Ths'hsacutlve board la made up Jeffersim Citv, binksmaii; J. II. Killing, University City, cumlud'U and Walter Poiry. Weii'ivllle, hi, engineer. Helow, engines mr vliouu of Inttenatlonal offlcera and i l it r l e U director*. » ’* recommen- pulling inBi tho roundhouse v hlln Idle cars fill thn si,lings I Inter, ,'igtlonr'Wust be ratified liv 'he nrithinal Koundphntu) Onion’s wag* oollcv committee which W»i called together at I f . M. The wag* policy- group ntludat th* axacuflva hoard plus ragrasantatlve* of local unions Decisions nf th* executive group oaMlly #re not made public hefarm nrJasntatlnn and action by llev b ody g* pollev body. | Y u c -vU - m (in il"v uim pragrain: FI.IHHi (Hl(I.UUf) fill tlvr Noitli 'il.ntii l’ *ct nations iliviilrtf lO'ill l.-iwrrn r**h ami contract «111Ii'•11r ,|ion anil v illi some revlr'il'on on u*r of thr raili. WH.WO.WK) fur l i f e r * *nri Tilf t *V, a% TAM MIA 1 1 nl 12 i/p) ■\ I..II i, ift' 111 *t | •|» 1.pending iO»*f' '»'/ ......... i. » i -• i»)fi non w** p i. - 1 1 1 " • •t- n .»!.!i Il(»u4e to. I ,v i"tl "<-• "i •'» • 4sin ducked j ,t !<-*' .t- "1 I m- I* a fif-r •it i,»ue. 1 |t-|, tl. 1 i f 1 nn. t lead,11- I tttoiuy Itloc" 1 ■* In -.1 General \ i I."I no effort ... - , I-. Irion on I— ■ !'" -il witli-0 i ii’ t i u l rail, it..—in (lie I fillt,1-l-g iifiui withmg I " outright in ii' iiuhhi Gen\. i pm eif in it did it« ;jh taiget nf Mijtr. DA Iftfl Hue r„riiMi bum a, a h#t*1' .,riibr«»r'l #iul Murlfft a gb •ftp 'I flQir t it,"lm f ,< Inn al Na Rain vies. i.- m ii-re. they i , me In Hrl grad- to .1 t"t him litre* O-tv tv|l-S in tb of fr i in* fk#V iff . •. am COO' u l.n P*l»’ » ♦ f #iv in 'lik, Mr'-* »»AV 1 Id hmv f .* 'to Ti. i«i , * cow'* • • <r* '1 7 M i ! 1i o n s ' l.e d - . l „ . , | . Any p'M-nt ♦ *f»*iMNg A c t t i l l Ml \ Srpt. 12— l.T>, II.. It....... ..i,.. . a „ , i i - i hi ioIip i"I- ,i tr.,ili,linn railing for slinlv of hTothla'* bribery Ih» v thrir - r r - no vote* heard ee«iu.i ih- |triipo— aI Hie Senal- I t.i it rrlt ilrfrtteil hr * I » rat - " " ' ' I n resolution hi Crastnr t llnrtl of firand Itilli* I lie final vole 20 In 1 rlear- ad hv Item-.„ I i-ncrv" i„ - I lit- iv,w (or the arms hills to Welt I II h i-nlv l |!VR»t IIHIP *> In th» l'-iisl- llieir it face* vnuiliei fight l>y n gmup ileteimiti-ii tit mskr s tfrrp till in ill* Inlal Spnuling, I hr S-nstr Foirigrt Rrlatinns it, I aniinl irrviir* cominitters vol* B ill Is I n t i o d u c e d T u T t i m I ’-Jd'd A p - NYOI LI) | \ | ( ,|| H K D S IN T O O B L IV IO N V.\ Hl’ ir.rON, Sept 12 (/Tt *on Senate rnnuniltees l»risv BH URA PI ’i Hi" '. ‘•"Pt fit|v «taim>ef| finuial approval I2r (>>I I ' -lii'ei M It J m I | ltd "ii a $ 1, 114,01 (1,000 plan for re, „ . , • flung new defiant- into ilie lerlli t" " " ,na ; of'iiie Rus.ia,, he.......... ,|,v 1 No. 275 arshai Tito t Fa ce siB It Yugoslav Chief Floor Claim s He Is A BetWhere ter Communist Than Feared jS ta lin O r R ussians w \SIIINfiTON. Sept, t l — t/T’l—('nnadhiti t'Snnnr* SllnU. ter Dniiglaa Abbott said today the lull ed SI ist e-*. Tlritnln and < nnads have nsrrrd nn a proaram of immediate step* In i-nmhat llrllnln'* dollar rrlala. Mean.* lille, Drinorratlr Isadora ordered night aeaslons nf the Senate In a drive to rrinintete iirUnii Mil. neck on Ihe llerlpmi vl I’red** Agreement Art. —ifkn fUnl wlrilrm rriti* un* niff t»« 'trategift* of the CIO United Steelworker* today. They held the answer to Preil- ' dent Trumen** requeit lor an IIday extension of th#’ strike truce expiring tomorrow midnight. Steel indmtry'e big lire hast <accepted th* extension * * * Also in the union's hand* i* the working man's demand* lor a fjgrrlh round pay inc»•*►*-specifi­ cally whether to acc#H the presi­ dential board'a formula far sett­ ling the steel wag# dispute. The hoard suggested a 10-cent hourly package covering pensions and insurance but not wages. j M ONDAY S E P T E M B E R Vote 20-3 For Industry Leaders Ac­ cept Truman Plea For Extension Of Truce On Strike PITTSBURGH.” Sept. f A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R E fla b llih td 1908 . Steel Strike , Is Debated By •Union Leaders n I’artly clondjr through Tues­ day. Mild, mnrlrrale to occasion­ ally trr»h north to northesst « Ind*. W| M{! " th *'l V. i, Pi -i I ■ 1 1u>■ iipio.i I \ ' t r i p s s m i i E. President Hnr*i - I v, lit 11' uni'mi ii 1'niinntvler of Hi \ir , m . . f I M 1*1" f Exei-tl*Ivr in III" V'fin II" .1 t Hull In hell eves Hie tVii","in 1 -It mi 1 » u . 1 iit-e Mislead of ruii 1111.!-.,,. 1 I nf 1 1 ti ■ f I I liil.liomugh "1 I) ,...Jr to l-t .( Dowd* ■ i'l i ein-iil niraI T ru m an E x p e cte d 'C h ica g o Sw in d ler 'T o D efer F illin g iBrought T o T ria l ; Com t ’s V a c a n c y B y B ilk ed W om en 1 S27.fitd.'lOO for Iran, Korea and .. . ... >••■, iiiht a* hi I" 11 | ! , •(' .>ri/r ihe Agr*. • hr Philippines. • K* ' I, - ,1'fw'k nriltTA It’ II • ’ *7 .'.000 for *76,1100,(1110 to aid nntl-Com- f use1 , o |.|. ■ 'Bt I/Ilticn <*f I,,i,nisi- in Chinn with President step I function.) the money Ills H n- f *>i.'c*»aful ' ' » '!• ' 1 1 imian to aprliil i )" mu tv to *pcnd P-f-r" without making agatfi-' M u < ilomliiatlou n , here tie sees fit tlltjr t> 1 R4|M*i% tR 4* ' Pt (1(1(1 IKK) »t>i report to Congress, llfgf % t u*'"*: coidec! ip i' K s rpi.itlri* of ihs Mnrr '!■ t" |l The hill 1* in the form of v,« an c m r " " ...... ■ >"iitne». |,r t,| Ft/nfitt.'iiwi .-in proposed hy • uthnriratlnn. Funds m u « no. ^ ,„)v Tito lo't -lo|n ovhleil later by appropriation. ro-ve »h-o t.Hof , « provide! Hi F im e fa l a withhold comment ..Murray S e rv ic es T o Votes oppwsstg the-leglslatlon and lh# fad finder* nr, tu fure'g' ' O • '■11 tnil an w •Pamoerntle Sen* e—***e r r cast iTt* Hel d T o d a y F o r vn-t hy "r --------- -------- -----fl, i , .. gtipii-, union matting. ottmt', ' nut-ui' Hotoill!i n q J 3 W d i m p u l * 'o r ' ’V i m V ' /Ve-m s i s .ihhumki C o l l i e P r o f e b r « r t-ra Oenrge. atj^ P' W -*,<!»*V. Tl" • ^ W T M b u s T r i i r f r i t i H r t r s * If (*-*• .......... * ennrnpriatmn for J u s tic e R u t l e d g e (teorgla ami Byrd of VirglBt*. ....... , . B. .......... |,v the Com ms the; true#-wi.. i, .1. . v" ,- (hum J rat wbae Re c e l v ^ e s 4 1 6 O f tieorge plans to lead a fight niiiuisi . p , in" -n..i ■ii* £ K , S S l “ - - T Ln, K ° u t 4 Objects President Truman , ,., ,.| Him pn*( ' "o v’eara. In (lie Senate lo whnek the amount WAS| IPJG |ON Sept | > ,/p, l I IK At if V, S,.|,| 'il.t'. standard, I l finder* said that any ganasns] gay Of Rotary Stressed i l ' F1 1 j . t . M v. If ui" budge! by 8 0 0 B a l l o t s Cast cf Atlantis Pact nation* hy 1700 ,i, fnitni.il him liiilat ii i P rr«irii-"i I min,in i« -xpirb-d I" boost* for worker* noys will up‘H1Din ''ivuiori i I n. I il,,. 7 ! 1 ......... lnii.il in* !•"■* TWO I „ ---000,000. „ lv i, f. t,.1 Hie n>it|.<n agiilt sot tha nation’* economy Juat Waller C. Kennedy of Sarasota ' ill a Vvhdr l.rfoi* ||.tilling ,i »r*v > tl .|d .pet .,ib.i "■ > , (.einiaiiv Sept 12 l/l’ l Meanwhile, the two committees | it it l ., ‘ t "g iiiill"-* 'f •lie when It’a getting on an avan di'strirt governor nf Rotary Inter­ , . r ti -1 "l West teghl'l Supieme ( null iuvln - lo |,.t,- ill- < • .in1 i"d iv *>ub ,. u I I -»B|u I #f*»I. r|irf»rlorR f I riim , u lm if | AppuiPhtly HvnltUd nnolhtr pronVeel. !,, Himi il".v me Ifii !' | p|.o - iif |li" '.I - Wilry Uulb.li' The board, In It* report to national. addressed the Sanford ).....U v ,.t* huined hy jfii|- (, ,vnv iiective siiualitile In the Hennln i, . ............ ■I .im .im g I.- i" IL i rI,. I,. ■ •f Praaldant Truman Saturday, gave Rotary Club today following a j ,l- . i-,l t f i t iifI I| i I pei-iallv l.e i* i-vp-i | I I.. , „ r .icfrni tomgbl of hy nn-eptlng a slight cnniprnmise , , ....... Stalin ,, , t lint . .. I .............. f I ", umreiiiiog the ulil for Chinn 11,, svhnt amount* to a declaration morning conference with the boaidl ||„ MM, \t , „ , , d I." i lino i, AU'. iik v 1,-0I I d, ppei V ......... it ,,f :'n'it I' Ths compromise, changing Inn . •. i that the spiralling contest ha„|,| .1 I I li'Wanl M 1.1 ,id. ,.v i» ■ (. i, ..... .. ..r ............. trvaen wages anil prices Is over of duetto** and committee chair-j 11 „ (,*, gunge of (lie Ititill to tie aid mme ,.i ,],, .,. .i i -i ■ "ii ^ m t that laltor and Industry men, on^ The Aims anil f rojects of * | In .tl nluriv r i' .i i i I ii ip ,i- M . t >i ,ii, ' » l « f i r HIM 1M11• n " ,.| i),- duee-partv ngbii*i gov- closely to China, was promised i D- 1 (I ..nltnn-it it* r««e rmirl hy Senator Vamlenherg (Miclti. should recognls* It. Th* board Rotary." i ,t . i l* rtn in ( Ivi#*l111 w nb j I.,|. been nttmnev g-nr. il1 I... I« V.. ,•fl 1, • ............. M enun-oi « ililinn of lh* new stale, Ion lleptilillcan on the Foreign ) . .f i . . . . .1 taldt . . m» Siti»r«lrtv nf h F i Oi R.ksU'k lb-M fbr-e vvi'lv* anil ^b 1 Mill. '" Introducled by President George reieived -Ilf* of 81)0 vole* m il on »'.* . M< 1 ti Ifftf' irnnflnttia (>■ ran* Tern I 4 » 1»I1 “ Th# pnatwar rack bstwaan rla* f ' i ' t n l d i - n f r o m fi t n H «'f ( C s s H s n * a * C a t s T w *> in n want In k-rp Inin ui ili>- |n Tnuhy. *vhn spoke of him a* a ihe v-i on ) halli'l, heller than a • IIIIi M i . i <.,k c • -t»nt, 1*1 t, .• f vvi»r** hron^lit Hi lire Department for . • iin"home town boy", Mr. Kennedy cle.ir in iitrilv Is ‘ p.'-lll *#| 1 fl*•' f * 1* m r k ‘ r,M's * * from nliut»#f Bv»iry ; iiiMpHiMfY ifi Mif» cniintv Gk |i*rtold the Rolsiians that he had liv­ l)r k">i Schumacher, chairman M ix U »he r i . n a t- Irr t|| .• I lie! next l-riii of li.e h iiiir rim , \ M,.r ♦tflpliD* ed in Sanford 40 years ago, that nf ihe ^ ic'ali*t Pally on (he left, I'niiil will op, u d e l. i. h ill il i f-.f • t | M Ht i 1 i m rnr s wiit, in tli#* patrY on he had gone In school here, that w.i* vrf'.fid with 112 vnlrs. The in pi i f i • not • venlial tlfiil ill it. on 1 .» I ! ......! fl. H * ill r% I ik•• 4‘I*''r»n fWiH'd b\' tht* l nV.«i hi* father once owned a farm on fit.i hallai ended in a deadlock. Polo'e nrrt ted »'s P< * on l-e Idled .it the vl.i'l A ll <*, l l l l I' Vi 1 . ,rl J 't\, flic ••.•"ii o i f tuirtti I * nit Co. nnd n tuff d ink - 'urd.iv cliiirged w'tli -tiling will lie one newrntnet Celery Avenue which he sold to f".r u i n A l ............... .......................Mi 1 " I* !! " . !0)'|* f|ll * •|i wtrl Init* hi pntlit ntid ii'o Ihe -i-rlion of Dr. I frit** at1 , tt«rv ticketin Hanford Life saving certificates we>t lh# late Tom Hawkins, and that •ured d— early selection of Dr. i«:l |i Wrtfs 1 ' ')! fed t hl'ff* fill flu* . ! . .. t |.o t Il* I f i " ' n t »* I oil by Pulice Chief Hoy f» toiiiev (leneml Inin It., i t % A. !.. Taylor of th* Bhall Chamlawarded to 61 persons comptetliii f«* I|f I Ip#- Vli'lHlfill Lh# When ( I,ulr w.i* appnipll- d tn lit" 1 U y\ eal Corporation epokn tl an en­ he had always regarded Sanford K'tura’1 Adenauer as fir«t chancel­ ffemltmle County's Med Cross « 1 Williams, I i-til Mtiv Has*. Hgt. . 1-4 I I I Fn*tli Writer lor (prime initli*t*r) of Wf*t Gfr* tor safely courses it lias been i" ri-nl thusiastic audience that overflowed a* his second home. Rnckidt, and palrolieats nilllt atul Mi to id. w.i* iii'.in - d 1 > 1 •11*1f *1 I 'K* M4<lt H ____"1 ."1 iu.m tIn 1 Stitts# (»sti n m i l I )Mi {^Hriinilttlfiii find WIMUf# 1 p || I’ nttHi*".. Saturilav inorn the Farm flureau meeting hall Dr. R. W. Ruprecht urged lh* many rid lh* subsequent end nf venled. m il •HJi illl**! Offii*«*ra nn Ii*ifnl tn iiHxlwt tin* tviya *itrreed him a* allotnev g-M -r..l t»'*t |I t i . liter <I m " I >..( nrti— leil II F Keol g-HHV" Friday night on lh# subject. "The Chapter Chairman l> n u gl > ri W a d , ' l« Nf ttttw v* l»fi D lilfll *fl wihI k Ii U in piHtMidtiK tn fi*b todi *by 8oll Rotary Club to tend its support .Allied Military Government over Rtenstrnm made the announcenieiM t.»ralor: Tri vU ('handler. IiardControl of Namotoda* S|»nflHni 4 of tlite Kiiiii*ii v«*i*r#» th# to the current drive of the Infantile I die w—ieru part of this conquered at the regular monthly fled Cn>s,rp *nli.*iuan; .lidla Itarilen. ingloii was that twriu b a il 0 " * ' I I 4 ' ' ink ( I mc »£'• 1ll«J4 •vi'* ' Fumigation ShimIhoIi* i if it v Sport Binnn* ♦ ,\t»Mr. Tavinr stressed th# praetl- Paralysis Foundation which is |*nd V II 11". meeiinn held Friday at lit* Ton* . r„i*erv -tore operator and a i all on a Supreme Court v-iramy II' 1' 4- • nf Inn, tli»* Smifi»rJ innitir eal phaaea of soil fumigation and sponsored hy the Rminet* and P ro -1 f), Adenauer i» chairman of the fit Center. This raise* the IoI hI >f b..|per (ilb1* It. Revel*. ♦1 1. 11(1 M •■ t si Ml Tiutt vacancy was cr»"n*■ ■I >>v ' I " ' 1 ( litindis#i ..f fNiintnrn #, tin* Sin* th# advantages of Increased crops I.l the *oni* v r l e , nf raid* uusllfled lunlnr and senior lit ) 1 t ♦ * • < II I lit fessional Women's Club untler jh * |(-|1M ,t ,n D-morraiic Parly and < f # i H i l l # t i n t D n P h i # 1' m n and larger monetary return* gain­ ' • . negroea. Willi- Mi't* and 't*ntb Baturday mgli! of tna* .1 II < M<l(l id i’ s e l f , ^ direction of Mr*. Sally Mero Wil j , | M-f ,,lg*niier of the Righlisl «“ v' ire'^ns'rue tors.' It is' ifi" ' " I - I,lie JiicksiiM, were «l«o P.itli <|ga at Vml , M*‘ f,,ll" ' iuy ed hy this method. 1....... I ., He discussed the different types liami. , 'led il|i Hlin.g will. *" iiih eipii|i m .ei-lirnl iiern.iii ling" I:.i• i>■<l^*.'* • lernnie'it coalition nf l hristian l)e- f (r*t time Bemlmda Countv 1 ..... ■ • ' : l •; Ml 'i 1 . . IM th . S h c p p n rd W ill d,".(ii came lc«* (i'nri I'*,, mmiliis 'j^f available, tiartleu particularf f fnmtannts fumigant* avallahie, “ For th# first time since {ho1 M„ . F , Pe Demncrali and lh# had a i|itallf|ptl Negro water *h(>- ...-•it for playing 'l'id"i‘. 1*. t »v ' I r 04 \ "g"b-*, R e c e iv e 25 Y e a r P in |y D. D. and nutllnad the prelim­ nrganlsatlon of th# F o u n d a t i o n p » r t y . l ive of III* prl*ooer* liosted •fi«•, that of J u s t l'•■ l ini.i d"t ty Inatrurtor. 1.4 A*....' t.. i i. ,1 .1* If'. I'll , whose Spol ('Inti, will now inary preparation of land for aoll It hae become necessary to put w t l " ' n p T_______________ Ii. — >.li liiinil* of f*,((il IK) vvlille II I f# • M 4 * J I f 4 Malcolm McNeill, disauter chab • d Ind l(' fumtaatlon. man. reported on the latent In" l K-nt. wa* I -(illlted to po*l 1mV>• over. 'Ii*. t. T Bl.eppard, well vt m... v . a , rAKEf l OWN L IF E After hie talk Mr. Taylor an- on a apeclnl rtrlva, Dr, Ruprecht I "Hawing Murphy'* Ilenlh, 'b"i* rlcane and the excellent cuopeia *i“ 2.IK) ngnloat two renaral* S o i l T" id tele |ih"m> employ.*, o’itt said. ’ "Mnr. than 40 0tM » case* " y . Bapt. 12 i# #.ia Ml 4 swered nneatlnn* pnsed by mem­ vi,* « cotisltloralde l.ellef (tot! "|.,"tve tiie twenty fifMi aionve,' tlon received throughout (tie com, | i.*rge* filed liv Chief William* .ui i lilt hit*, H . 7IMI hav* developed In tb# United 1 rlip c|; u f j„,|g, y 0f (K, Natl ber* of tha audlanc#. l y .’ Ha rainarknil Hint Invextig i Tlie*» arre*t» *hould »I"W Irui'ian would imnie » I'albollc *a. y of Iter telephoto* career lnf ||pi p tngt '1 i 4 IfnfltiM 11" **!" i inrt" siipcam# court, Ralchslallar lion* of »lnrm damage haw been | , ...vn gambling nnerallnn* of Ibt* In «.icceatl him a* Murpli, wa* Th# program commllta# chair­ 8t*t#a thi# year It w*» annmim'e.1 tin* r.,% nf Miif **<*. wlvi oi'.irnw man. J. W. Wilson, wae called on h#U M & tlllL a oi* A # hV te> 1 ^ - 1" " K Committed eulclde. made and as*l*Lanc* will lie inad» in th* city," Chief Williams ilm .oilv ..................... Mi" emu*. i.inmi up by T ith' To. tic r inan 4 tifihriiM il nil lifiKf (CoulltwS (in r * * * Twirl t v President Oeorge O. Rwarts to -got of Ho. Stoford office .•lured. "I placed their Imnil at according tn tha need of lima ntroduca lh# speaker. t!.- high-*! figure po«*lhlf> in Mr* Sli-"pp.>f| will l.f awarded persona affected. a gnlti pin containing f>"« ,(sr>. It was disclosed that the I'"***' i.irh case* in hope* It will cli* chapter la seeking a Junior Red i " .rage both operators and huycim for each flvu-vcar perf.nl of ^Home la H U B y •ervice In rticngnitlnn of hi*r lung Croae chairman and Intested pm . r* In thl* illegal business." .-rvico to the compNiiv ami in the aon* mav contact Mrs. Ethel (Jets •** at lied Cro»* headquarter.* public ncplnnlng imr c a r e r with (he Fifth Street and Oak Avenue. . Lightning etruek and wrt os lira (tdephnnu nrreniztitlo.i at I’ aLvlba the home of Charlaa Dorton In FRIBOURG, Switzerland. Sept. 12 f/R -D r- Chaim Weizmann. I'RAOUE, Czcehovliivitkln. s* pt 12—bl*)—CifchnalnvaMa’a in tin* Traffic Dcpnt-liiient, 'It !*. .Eureka Hammock Friday at OiSO 1 * *5 P. M. Tho house and afl Its con­ president of Israel, said today Israel would welrome direct interna Roman Catholic hUhopt. have nlltrtil in negotiate anew with (he Slo ptuird raine to S.u HELENA, Mont., Sept 12 -f/Pi .1 nil iuta Imeu n ri*-*i t h"r<* f yr tents wore completely destroyed. tlanal supervision of the holy places and institutions m Jerusalem. Communist government on a chureh-«tale accord—hut only It all pre- '-it years. She ha* atnvt'd m 'ha Snow continued falling in Mon In Tgl Aviv, at almost the same moment, the chairman of Parlia­ Tha houa# was unoccupied at senl restriction* again-l rellglnua freedom are removed, it « i * tun* today a* the first sign of retephnlie Cotnpany in the o ’ Ulh* time the boll atruck. Dorten'a ment's foreign affairs committee declared ‘neither the Israeli governFuneral services were held «' winter spread Its white blanket dl.cliM.ed today. The offer «aa made m a memorandum adopted hy Ihitis nf operator and at present m daughter, Mias Lily Dorton, had ment nor the Israel parliament la a Erickson Funeral Home at 3 i“ *i)l freeilng temperatures into Aorultu* Kant — m.tHtivw - in tilA the Council of flUhups In it meeting Mbl- 11 I rnara, Storakia, ami few momenta btfore gone to s contemplating a change In their, ttl„ Unllod Nations, although th# C. M. Sunday for (Jrnver C. fiaviil Wvomlng and the Dakotas, .................. Clfflc" Rl it* hi!r‘ h'H-, Ighbor’a home tnom tk# recently submitted to the government. hand, who la tlcknl egent for tha daelarad policy regarding J # r u e a - (i v#ry Illuch to the fore," who died suddenly al Ids hnrne The Alaskan storm put Its 1004 Palmetto Avenue, Friday af . r. Dorton. was al tha I Atlantic Onast t.itm Railr.tal, re­ I # * " Thl# policy la against. In- „ r Wel* mann said tn a brlaf ad- ternoon. finger on Montana late Saturday, Harden Dairy «Mra teraatloaal rut# for the Holy City. HrMI y(,llowlna tha ceremony. "On PRAGUE, Sept. 12 (/Pi Romm l.iiholic * hurch aulboutie. side nn Routh Sanford Avenue. Born Dae. 18, 19011 In Rnyston .|it*adlng mnr* than a font of There was nothin* Inconalstenti m*ttere-my governmaht haa (la,, Mr. David 40 year* obi, Imd .... . over some areas and dropp­ diiclnied today that prie*l» win, Ii*.’* I>een hy th* tommiin*' l-d """A a -w i. , l«.the two atetamanle, ainca Praytrv daflnlt* propoaal* raafded It) Hanford for 24 v**r* ing tern per* 111 re* to a* low as IRI Crerh government have been forbidd-n *n di,clo*e llte fact to tli-ir K ID N A P E R I'M 'A I id filHLTV thine that wart hi a TRENTON N I Beol 14—IJP> aidant Wtfzmann wa# rafarrlng to which are baaed on a aynthesla of Fur drgrcaa above' sero today. many year* htt wa* employed tho only (lerald A.' Hot* of. of Mtidgetatematlonal supervision and ac- the Interests of Christianity and of at tha H. R. Pope Cnmnanv a'!'1 It will warm up rapidly a* the congregation#.'^, eaaa to tha rlty’a many holy place# the slat* of Israel.” Church source', meanwhile, a-cu.-d the government nf impn*mg port. Conn., til'-adfd guilty "nlay Murm moves southward, the U. fl, more recently a* an iu*ur*nr<' BOMRI I to a Merc*r County indictment fur while tha parliamentary spokes­ " (Jewish Jerusalem's city council agent. He was a member nf lh" Weather bureau In Helena re- Increased restrict Inne nn bishop**. BALTIMORE, Hdnepplng five-year-old Janie man concerned himself with the declared last night It never would First Baptist Church, the Masmili purtad. and prleata to hinder their work ,|lr i|i**|,|ent" t'atludlc hlerarrltv. Frans. t United State* proposal to make accent Intif-natlonal control of and Rika Lodge*. The mountainous Hslena region mil break their loyalty to the The** apiike.oien, l-d by Red lliltt faeax Sli years to Iif" Im' •aiiiL * - I —----------- - . . I i L . t t _ * I . .. -a all Jerusalem an Internationally thn Holy City, na propoaed by tha K Bervlcea were cnnducteil liv the apparently hors tha brunt. Da Czech lilera Jf and the Vatican. pl ,,mj-i- Antonin /aputnekv. ac- lirlsoiiment when he Is *entencs 4 ruled area atmllar to Trlaate. They salt! United Nations. It adopted n rt- R#y. W. P. Brooks, Jr. and tint official enow depth nf 7 H Inches hteasiire* rang- j l athollc leaders nf Irylng Ight. For a thsa aoate Mary Dae. Welsmann. who haa bean anlutlon declaring that Jemanlani Bike Lodgo while graveside ser yesterday damaged thousand* of «d from InfrlIttgamanl* on freedom i ,,v-ithrow (lie government, ill Krldav, Sept. H.i Judge Charles P, raating in Bwltaarland, spoke at n must “contlnn# to b« the i vleaa watweonductetl hv the Ma tree a, knocked down a power line of movement• tn confiscation of vj,)„ u,H country ami provoke a Hutchinaon said Id* back-ground would he studied before sentence y In hla honro at the uni aonfo foxire at Evergreen Cente- ami slowed traffic. property nf Hrleat* win, refused war. They threatened Is pronounced. where interment wa* made. It waa tha heaviest September tn pay fines nmuaed for rending rentling Umt .luirrh leailcrs held reaponab* Mmulated ____ Include thn widow, nowfall In Halms on Weather pastoral fine* Impose.I aid fort. M « M C O F C MEKTINU received f r om, would “ receive the ileaserts nf . Driggers; five Bureau records. Thlc morning’s bishops. Tha b#Ord nf directors af th# : dlHsidriita wlm attempt tu disturb L. Jackson and mmlmum of 28 degrees also Is a Tho com; earns after n Rem Inal# County Chamber of new rotor# low fvv this time nf weekend Will be held Tuesday leading govornchurch authorities salt) that In'UomiW u Mid. The mor* mant and Unlit Party offl- otoinmir dlncran more than HU night nlng at 7:20 o'clock M above at Out ciala hid 1st Canter, Manege# warning# and priests had their salaries suspend- * 1. threat* thay termed <c#e«*ee« 0 * H f s Twe) Ed announced today. Rotary Governor Theotlor Heuss Is Walter Kennedy; Elected Head Of Makes Talk Here German Republic Ii ft g e ! A'liiijfr, Clipp- l* >f• .... 11 ",r m ^ nfportsnceAif- Cstty- M ill Rodi'o F u r Young P eop le Is Held Af Oviedo hilimnun Arruat Red Cro*ss Awards 15 Persons Hiarged Certificates For Of luotierv Racket Life Saving Tests Taylor Talks To Farm Bureau On Nematode Control President Weizmann Say« Israel ^Lfghftntnv, Dwtowyfd Accept’* Supervision Of Holy Place* Increased Restrictions Placed Services Sunday For Grover C. David rirst Snow Falls In Helena, Montana A g a in st C atholics B y C zechs jk m e BB s a w ---------.RSR. “ T“ ■ ^ w. a “ ....I t .......... . Jm s'iAia. .. J ■ •• Krtra V,V t.Wgia, i)ita< � 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 09, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f28dc4beb82801b4d78678c4dcb1e2fd.pdf 2ed6b2b57d1930063e3049b46549bab5 PDF Text Text v *VvdEK$ ■ fW Beauty And lUent Combined Is Ni«ecessory To Be Miss America By Hal Boyle i BAJfTOUy B U M L f t J A W y w a i Fall Kill* Girl, 8h* la sponsored by tbs Eastern x NEW YORK,— On—It la much1Arkansas Young Man'* Club. aMlar today to win the Kentucky' Another candidate, "Mi** WyDerbv than to bacome Mtia omlng"— Esther MacLeod, 22, America. bust 84, waist 2ft, hip* 24, spent the last few day* before the con1* Darby I* to run th* fitte s t, tret studying at the Barblion school of modeling. Sponsored by nd It can us* all four lege. v.But .It doesn't h a rt to prova It tho University of Wyoming, sh* I* a u rlda a human bain*, alna a a mono soprano and wants to con­ flpUt song, paint a plctura, look tinue her study of music. Eastern beauty techniques have wall in bathing ault and arm ing i * * " ! do * danco or glva left Mis* MacLeod a little bemused. Lincoln a Gettysburg Addraai. "The hardest thing 1 had to 1 Th* average rarahoraa Isn't oven aura Lincoln evar had an addraai learn was to put lipstick on with a brush," she laughed. "You get In Oattyaburg. But to win tha Atlantic City a finer lip llna that way—they beauty contact now a girl not only aay." Mias Wyoming, whn nrrlvpd with haa to chow darby form—aka haa to demnnalrata personality, talent Htetson hat and cowboy bonis, I* and intelligence. And aka goat a water safety Instructor and run through a mure rigoroua training play tha piano as well as sing. "1 ran also rope, tie and brand routine than tho . av erageD arb y entrant, fih# may avail haw*, to eat a ralf—a small calf," she said. Unfortunately, even If she boroata foatmaall to allm bar flgura. iu tu J a .I i, !, ■Many of tha iaaalts com] ttl Montana hrought one) and the tkli week for tha n atIsn 't1 beauty crown at thd /srakp fteort Hertford heifer that arrompanird apsnt a week or two In Manhattan Mias Nevada, she wouldn’t be able tatting a final curry-combing. to demonstrata this talent. Calf or heifer hrandlng lan't They hire specialist* to teach them on , *i.(. the a," contest f 111 ormg, psi program—which irg|a as an w sal'** how to walk gracefully and uaa sail puts the glrla from tho west, makeup artfully. where women ore women, under t “!>• tramped m llta up and a handicap. down my hotal room learning‘ all Miss Arkansas will be ona of * w again how to walk," aald thee few entrants with a claqueree University University of Arkansas “ ‘V| ihroo buf i otudcntw who decided to go to Hfc.* l h Pt l Bh# wou,d Atlantic City and root for her. ) kn J . h ! { Ubb,r One la Hob Riley, an almost 1 Mint {■ all worn out from ilghtlemi war veteran who also Is smiling," aha aald, member nf the Arkansas Legis­ ‘ .N isi Brnlhara, b**ldaa looking lature. tafUtlfu , ran alng, paint watar "Bob Is real fun," said Mrs. Tom Jolora, and write poatry. If aha Allen, chaperon for Mias Arkansas. wirta, aha aald aha would poaltlva- "Once, during a night out, be lost V N J * * 1 *n y Hollywood offer*, Ills ulasH eye. Ho ha put an ail In i wan* *° tacomo director of tha University paper laying: Wlsloue education for tha Math" 'Lost ona glass ays—probably pdlM Church." aha aald. bloodshot.’ " * Texas Socialite Dies In Pall With Friend On Ship’s Staircase BOSTON Sept. 7-«/ P )-A (all down a stairway brought death to a locialita Text* girl and gtavt in­ jury to a mala companion who were reluming with collet* friend* (mm a European cruise aboard tha (usury liner Exctlibur, an Ameri­ can Export Use spokesman laid lodsy. The girl, who died yesterday* four days after aha tumbled down a nine-foot stairway from the boat dock to tha promanadt dack, *41 identified as Adrienne Atwell, 20. of Dallas. Tha big lingr haa bean i| up to bring har companion M. Willard, 21, listed as of 4209 ^ ■HIT I1Y A HOCK hiring <m«* of the* oritbrnikci of vmlfiicc that mirk* Arcardy, Dallas, to Boston. The American Export official cd the nftenmitl. of the I'niu Itohenon concert In I'eekakill. N. Y« a State rroopur lie* on tin- ground Kpor-idir outhreukH came when, with •aid Williard will ba taken off in the HobjM.n icellnl In Old IMlow Oolf Cnurse, ended, crowd* mixed' , r. wi]| mfft f a Ex- vu WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER Definite Changes Appear Certain In National Air Races Prime Minister 52 Beautiful Girla i Compete For Title ■ j tOf Miss America w CLEVELAND, Sept. 7—(A>)— Definite changes In th* National Air Races appeared certain today if thay are to ba held b< hare again next year. "Air race* have b*en ■ great thing for aviation and this city." h* said. " I am all for them if tha danger esn be removed, I am definitely opposed, however, to ang furl ■ cloaed-cours# racing." said ha would meat with rac­ ing officials and others on elim­ inating the danger "If they are to ba held In Cleveland." In nearbv Berea, where Odom's plan* crashed, solicitor Paul H. Mitchell said h* had been reliably Informed that closed-course racing would b* banned at Cleveland air­ port tha raea alt*. Odorn'a plane struck a house In the auburb, killing a young mother and her yaar-old son In addition to rha world famous pilot. m aims ot the famous quintuplet*. Rose Marta Dlenns la shown with her fiance, Maurice Otrouord, la Corbsll, Canada. They are to be married tn tha Church of tha Sacred Heart In Corbet) on September 0. The wedding will b t followed by a reception tn the Dionne home at Callander, Ontario. (International) Camden Killings Legislature a S JU te tJ"'"' "* Lions Meeting PMktkin Riot Bpsasibi Coach Trocolor, Tho University has take the BOQ building at tho : Mltng with the problems DeLand Navel Air Stetlo Mtwar world. Britain and ■toted, end la using It for ]^l States have been per- Ing end housing quartan, tics la from Biw A, M. untl P. M. and from S jOO p, SiN P, H. The player* m tire at 10:00 P, M. aad be •ISO A. M. The sum of f i l l beea spent on new white suppliant" for American . Mitchell made the cte***r»,*‘ *♦ a Berea council moating In which a resolution protesting the race* waa passed. The group authorised tha solicitor to took an Injunction. If neeaasary, to prevent further closed-course racing. Director* for th* air race* are axpectod to meet soon, possibly next week, to take up the pro­ blem. Frederick C. Crawford, wl'" U u A ' uml Robeson symputblacr*. A "mall police army had h«en,» gT", u ir L -. - W ,, races president, aald the entire ordered out to rhcck lioulde, ;uid bore *omc of the officers seek toitabbur tn notion naremr situation must be "evaluated be­ . .. lignin •.t n iiiilliiii: .... g p. M.. tonight. Th* vassal ort- fore a decision If and whan to fmin n wall tluong. (International) ! finally waa scheduled to arrive hold th* event In IPftO can be reached. !tomorrow altemoon, Crawford la head of Thompson Will lard waa In a com*, for ...... . .. . „ . . . » ___ Product*, Ine., here, which apon1throw dav* alter *b* f*H but j*or*d the fatal Thompson Trophy { Is in "reasonable physical eondl-1rM< .Hon." according to the rsport of "Th# air raea* have-been v»l.an Army, hauro-surgeon ” {>o oqble to prealtlga of th* city," hr Hoarded Ine Excallbur at a*a, tha I added. "We want to do the right tblni spokesman said. Mom>'■ body was to b* shipped Th* Army hoepltal ship Com­ fort went to th* Hid of the Excall- today to Columbus, Mis*..where bur after the first radio raport of hla parents live and where he will th* Injuries. ‘ "0 burled. Funeral arrangements Thera weia no report# of an y , Incomplete Tha hodle* of Mr*. Bradley C ngr hurl, . other paasengre* tha spoke*.man aald, Thera waa, he added, Liard and her son. Craig, who died ICaollaaa* rvam Woo* nasi no explanation of what caused after fire enveloped their flaming (Caattaaae rawaa rowa neat lapse* Into unroiiNcImuriMi frahome, will be sent to Minneapolis Mlsa Atwell and. Willard to fall. today for burial. put out to try In make had blood quantly. Miss Atwall, who was th* grand­ between Britain and the United Mr*. Unrah left her ironing un­ daughter of Federal Judge Will­ finished yesterday and went to th* Stater,** he said. iam H. Atwell, was returning home of a next-door neighbor, with her parents, Attorney and ’"There are people here who do Mr*, Caroline I’lnner, 70. This was (CaaHaas* h « a Pas* Om i Mrs. Webster Atwell of 8080 their Utmost to foment hostility in wh)le Howard wish eating Ills pi* of Florida. Overlook Drive. "And so It goes, down through Uta United States to the Labor breakfast and, police said later, The Line said th* Alwtlls were the appropriation* law. govarnment. They seek for party. planning hi* massacre. I In a party which Included 8 other "Flood control— Do** anyone Him* to play on th* prejudice* „ J ' Mi*. Firmer told n reporter Hint {Texas College students who tailed propose to question th* wisdom or June 28 for a cruise In tha Med­ the soundness of the Investment W " « « i - ' I - - • ' a - . ™ . . S " ul iterranean. you ^rnpota to make for this pur *1"n'on Ills eve* looked funny. When tho Attorney Atwall and Willard pnasi "They elan aeak tn cause dla- shooting began, Mrs. Unrah lolned the group at Marselllti, "Welfare ftimla- -doe* anyone nlty by auggeatlng tha United screamed, the spokesman aald. t sums thing claim tha ttea will asak to intcrafer with "Howard, Howard," Mr*. I’inWillard and MU* Atwell fell granted our j aged are ex* Internal policy of this coun- oar aald tha mother cried, "they've Kept, g on a winding, outilda stair­ cosalvo." V In thla they Join hand* with ,junB thla to you." Then: Ha aald "1 fast certain that tha way to the wooden deck, the igimunlila. Th* ampliatlc atategot lo Ui, the phone." A BlN il In the Club 400, Washington, D. C., pay# scant heed to tho secret spokesman-said. Th e'girl waa re­ people of Florida, who art looking ?#t ,PrM,<,f n ti j r ,,,,??!l L - l Mr«' Unrah started to walk aerial photo of tho notion'* cnpllnl that hongs on th# wall (left) r -1 th* eoursga of ported te have suffered a frae- lo you to show ths rblUdalphla) should ■ 11 • n c e |Bcroii the Flnnar living room. Hut o* aha enjoy* her lunch. Tlte picture, suppressed by defeng*. _ tured skull and tertbar ll eontualona. will hHv# evsry rsason to bo she never reached the telephone w m Rtvrn to tho chdh owner l»y nn unldontlflfd nnv«1 offlctrwko Willard suffered r£ roncuaalon, vour Vision and your convictions, ■Mr, Truman on Aug. 20 told the table. Hhe collapsed In a faint. ( to "go alicnd ond plnsu-i lids on your wnll," (fntematloBfll ffltiadpflote). roud of you whan thla ~ ‘ J1 the spokesman aald. x I.nter oho whn taken l<> her ala-' Master of the Excallbur la. n*ary l[ assalon draws lo i Philadelphia that the U. 8. would tar'a hotno. I a course to help Britain In har financial crisis 1 B.mu.1 N. drove, of Brooklyn.I "You havs , nd charted proip. rlty Mia. Wonietlsr aald that P ran k ' the ana laid the democratic net Iona Unrah, Howard's fnthci,' Frank) am would not Interfere with one an­ Unrah. lloward'a father, haa bean j The apoketman aald th# Atwell #i j P* 1 In"‘y ; J a hit! other’* Internal politic*, separated from lain wife fur aomu * current budget deficit of at least t Attlee declared that "there are yeara. Ilia wlisfaabdlita am un­ In the rank* of our Conservative known. I ir>r,,oon.uoo. opponent* thuic, I think they aro Norman K. Kochn, llm all's war-] "Tho pioneers of our great *!atr a minority, who would welcome built a future for ua to enjoy. Oconomle difficultly for thla time Army sergeant, pointed to* Hurclv we owe our children and yountry In the hop* lh*t If thing* u picture of Unrah In a booklet IDssUsiH r » e r* « * Oe*» our chllren's children th* tamo gat aarlou* they might overthrow telling tho hlatury of tho 2142nd of clvle rmaponklbllltj. courage, the aame faith In th* Armored Field Artillery Battal­ W Labor government. He told of the International future'of Florida." "In thla they are at ona with ion, laying, "That'a how I knew City now being built by Lion* ‘In his four-psgs typswrlttsn fits Communlat* who would wclInternational near Chicago and mestags, Governor Warren aald aptha a Tory government. The stated that It offers an opportunity nothing that would relax the imunltta will no doubt continue limitation# of hla proclamation r nollcv nf fomenting Induscalling tha legislators back for l dlaputea wherever they think other. H* termed Llonlsm the but the aol* purpose of raising re­ work against Isms that are sn venue. government haa blamed him much credit for that. He waa mashing against national safsty. , Meanwhile In Tampa 40 union . Kent strikes on tha Com- coo|, , 00. NiVor „ c|ubU." Leroy cast- groups notified Governor Werren Laroy Btrawder gtrHwrtsr told of the cast-1 Ing contest which ha attended a s . thay expect him to veto a sales > r#e,Mt Unrah wrote long latUra—page tax In any form It might be passed f tha truth" n f . * fter P««s—to hli mother while .Iona Club and which waa hald by by tb* Legislature. ar crlil? w. th l* •..hu I ° v e r ..a . In Italy « " d lie Winter Berk Lion* Club at th* The unions—units In the Csn-ould have faced m gov-. J « h" “ 'f t •>•"* ho“« " • * trlando Oun Club on Aug.. HI. . Ha. tax In any form It might ba paxs, It eannot ha solved by , nl £ ?'. „ tkat h# had tra) Trades and Labor Assembly gevsrnmsnt In Isolation. »"» hl» hobby wee gunat "Ouna fA FL)—told th* Governor any I That thla la fully raall*- fnd bayonet*. I ’ve probably Been thing last than a veto will not be reaponilbla man In all {hat Lugar ha uatd, beeauae He "accepted by the working man and a" had doiena of gun*," III* tnatkawomen ad Florida who elected refaranc* to the three-na- ["•"*hlP dewdly, Koehn added, >mk o f JOo lfoaa at Silver you" governor. ar talks opening today lu °* ■" aiparlanco which ha le to thla eVant, no ragular Ray" White, praaldent of the Iton. Attlee taldi eonsldsrsd a narrow eacapa from win be hold next Tuaaday. Central Labor Group, explained: Included Mrs. Currie who I I antruat Important Unish * rlfla, He eald ha had spot* "Govsfnor Warren cannot comtUrtf of• the Liana, and of thla kind to two eoi- tad a wild boar while seated la a .(foreign Secretary Bavin mortar cratar In Auatrle .one tneellor of tha Exchequer moonlight nleht, fired, than took In whom I hove complato after It. Unrah, on santry duty. MllAtIO PROM THUS JOBS mi govarnment orders, workers it Mi I leava tha matter In challenged him. demonstration In front of tha locked gate* of tho Frensh n . ' i gave the countersign right aircraft plant In Paris. Two loaders, reportedly Communtoi Mbln at colleagues and I bach, quick," aald Koehn. 'Tie Incited the crowd with rric* of "force uta gates," Despite i d .fu ll discussion on the would have dropped me tg M r create trouble, tha men remained comparatively orderly. (Ink ° J $ • ** U, • ,* i traeka If 1 hadn't. Nothing wrong , V k !!!!!.n !<lr**2 't u with that th o u g h -th a rt juat ■Chancallcr . of tha Ex- good soldiering,” ■M tha fmaleu (feerstary V K .? UV In-this Uak, the leas aald Sv"!iuTiSLSn™!'V™ntt 7, 1949 ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. Sept. 7—OF)—Home of th* nation’s most beautiful girls tonight begin tn Intense competition that wilt end Saturday In tbs selection of Mlsa Ar’»rlcn of 1040. For three day* the RZ girl* In tha Miss America pageant will snow nti that way they look In a bathing suit, the poise they can muster In an evening gown, and theli entertaining talents. Judged on these three distinct contest phases, tft lucky finalist* will enter the homestretch on Sat­ urday. From them the new quaan of feminine pulchritude will b* chosen. The spectacular pageant began yesterday with a four-mils parad* of entrants before a Jampacked crowd estimated by police a* 2RC.000. The retiring MU* America of ; 1949, Hebe Rhopp of Hopkina, Alum.. iei| tlie parade perched on a huge, gold-flecked float. Strung •^ out behind her on the boardw were deeding beauties represent . Ing 4ft states, four major cltlon, 1 Hawaii Puerto Rico and Canada. ' Only three of the gorgeous gels rode on float* In the opening event. The others depended on specially decorated rolling chairs, the boardwalk’s normal mtans of transportation. To keep th* mammoth crowd In check. 7ft Philadelphia policemen were tent tn help nut the state police at the* sideline*. Eighteen ) hands were strung nut on the Up* of march. .Sponsors nf three of the girts provided floats for them. Th* girt* were Jon* Pedersen of flanta Rosa, "Mis* California"; Marian* Insi! Camtjtn nf Keunett Square, "Miss Fennaylvaulat" and Ave­ rina M-drapo Rsell* nf Hanturc*. "Mias Puerto Rico" A gold 'and allver "Enchanted Isle" float carried Mlsa Puerto Rlro, and Silas Pennsylvania'* <. I Mont was carpeted with 1,600 yellov- and red rose*, Apples and grapes from her Sonora county -irrlinr-ls and vine* "cds graced Mlsa California's vehicle. County Commission KOnKtasea rrem #**• 0**1 fund; two mill* for School Bond District No. 1 and on* mill levy lor the other five district*. Nn artlon waa taken on the re­ quest of Dc. Frank Qulllmaa, (ilteclnr of the Htmliiole County Health Unit, for on additional County appropriation •>" •1.800 to replace rut* In Htate approp 1 iroprlaIlona. At present, aald Mr. H(S rn e p p ro prlSta* p rle ta * th* County 8P.OO, th* School Board 14,200, rod the City |ft00, annua!illy to Mng gown of satin, England's m # « the unit. m m tttn b e th pessa tot har latest Th* Bosrd authorised payment official portrait at har. nrw real- to L. F. Boyla, Its attorney, of in London. .(International) 8260 for extra service* in con­ nection with obtaining right of way* for Highway No. 46 and approaches to th* new Genova promise Ids position on th* side.* Bridge. tax. [hiring bis campaign he took* Rppnlrlng nf th* Roilthw*** a flat-footed stand iignlnst the Road lo tioldsborr) was ditcuaaad sales tax. Campaign promise* are i.lso repair of a road tn Faro not enough x x x . I’mrk. Purclinao of a tetter seal"The nrgitnltrd working men InK maclilna for Cmiuty Tex Col­ and women of this stiito will lector John Galloway wa* authJudge our public officials in tho uiIxcd. future by the record of their of­ Notice of the resignation of ficial actions and not by their O. P. Swope, C. H. L*e and B, campaign promise*. aa bond trustaoa of "H i....................... . ubstltotlng th* word 'limited' F. Wh**l*r Black Hammock District waa for 'general' with respect to th* th* received. Action on tfie resigna­ sales tax question will not. In our tion was withheld by tha Board opinion, relieve the Governor of pending audit of th* bond* by his campaign promise to vHIo th* th* State, and aubmiatlon of the sales tax.*' Ths Labor group alto called on report. Similar organisation* In Florida to It Is not unusual for a aallflah tend protest* on a Bales tsx to t i leap across 40 feat of wat*r. Warren, About ona-third of th* contin­ ental United Stats* I* forest land. TALLAHASSEE, flspt. 7-((P ) —A Urge sign proclaiming "Hold Th* barracuda It able to change That Tax Lins!" In letter* three It* color to conform to Its bock* Inches high wa* displayed on the ground. Pouter of Jackson dask nf R i aa the special session got under­ under-1 Electron microscopes can shew wav. |particles of about ons 1,000,000th Pooser, who claim* to head a of an Ineh In six*. House economy group, aald ha 1 plan* to have more of th# sign* printed for distribution to othsr engine* havo as much power as a representative*. THE OLD HOME TO W N ■♦|'8t#rWO $ OMm By STANLEY �/ ■"• h ’* r ; r ' v ■“ * •• • (T atty n « r a b M - " ’. ..... ■’ " - o t W • I *1 i . > U World i AaierJ**. for Sanford. w T IIK W E A T H E R Continued rather warm parti) doudy through Frldgy. of -a few teat.H int. likelihood . — — tied thunderahuwer* thundacahoaari In tha gf« teied ter noon. . AN INDEPRNDRNf DAILY NEWSPAPER ■fbM riw d IMS SANTORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY"SEPTEMBER 8, 1949 ASMcUtod Pres* Leaned Wlro N o. 2 7 8 Glenn Martin Enrollment At Seminole High Mrs. Roosevelt Britian Seeks Takes Stand In School Is Now Reported As 486 Admits North More Freedom Legislature Refuses B -3 6 inquiry Xi SSi Bad As South Un L lA Lunds To Repeal Money A ct EnrollmentI at at Seminole Seminole High High School School is 11 466, 406. or or about about the the time isme n . 1 |a number as tail ^ f following the u|>€< _ \Ll-J TL.- I lail — ........— pupil* Hill lie «<|de(l. The .total year wa* 496. , _____ At the Junior High School the enrollment it 244. or about the tame V i o l e n c e A t R o b e S O n — f a s last year said Principal K E. « ^ “ True. The Sanford Grammar C o n cert 18 G iv e n T P A P l a n e Manufacturer Denies Taking Any Part In Instigat­ ilyearf Wording to Frh* i Example Of Outing ‘*B-36 Memo" Farm Bureau Speaker lSalTi«h ‘ clpal H. C. Steele. rages In The North Rooms at the High School show % WASHINGTON, Sept. 8 — (/p) definite improvement In appear_____ ATLANTA. Sepi. B— </P)— M n. — Plana maker Glenn L. Martin RBct. ThU it •iptcU lly true of Ffankiin D, Roottvcli slid today th - lihrirv with Its light nrprti ,t m .* • •• I i*» • Rally idenitJ today that tic had tinted wallr, c.lotea celling and ‘“V , ‘11,‘ *■* hU,,!‘ I l l ,V * k" any part in . intligaling or tht colorful and hlitoricil murals rtcl#l diicimunition at tnt toulh. auggaaling tha (amour “B-36 memp." Martin, chairman of the Glenn I of I'once De Loon, another depict. n * ^on,1l ihmk lh,i litealthy Indiana approaching the ' “ “ I" it all to blame, the added, L Martin company ol Baltimore, j cabin of unaware Pilgrims. The recent violence growing out cattae before a U .,S . Navy court Nearly 200 books have hern of Paul Robeton't concert in Peek* of inquiry delving into poirihle Irl " n,, N - V .. the termed “ perfectly Navy participation in the memoran- i atudenta are th o w ln * eugen ic-•• dum'i charger o| fraud and poltto read them, laid Mitt Edna ,,u,V“* eou* Chittenden, school librarian, Stn "I don't know why the police tici in the Air Farca's bomber piodent officer. w#r* elected to the were not able to control belter the ,aram . „ u t'h *'- demonstration—perhaps they were In a,prepared slatsment, MatBn dented allegation* made by . Kendall, Jr.,’ v£*i!m rtdtiit “ mul' »he coniinued. 1 Marlon Robarta Mcretary. Turning to the South in a now* Cedric R. Worth, acknowledged B. E. Black, with 46 •‘veteran*" conference. Mrt. Rooievelt laid author of tha document and turpended rpecial arrirtant to as­ 1* ^ “ " Tr " Truman's Civil Rtghlt program a day and predletad band member- , . . . , _ , ’ ■7 sistant Secretary of tha Navy Dan •hip will total «8. Enough uni- *°«'£** fo1 vw Kimball. forma ara available for all, hr Som# c1rl,,*'« * hu A. L. Tevlur of the Shell Cheinm W program In part for the Sou th . > Worth har named Martin a« a Club hat gotten off to recent racial tarrorltm, look at route* of tome information. Mar- teal Corporal Inn will lie tha speakThe (Her I tin it a competitor of consolidated J.r ?* ®“*•»“, meeting • foodI Mart under Mint Ollle the Civil Rights proposals from _____ Whittle, with «6 In the a local, rather than a world wtd# fVultee. which build, th . B 36. * £I!!6 ,ld*.? nl* h Fanners t 8 ! l 6 Building oV,' * k on group. !The Ninth tirade tiler Club view, *he added. The plane manufacturer, in hi* Went Eighteenth StreeV.'Mr!’ Toy.; haa about 76 member*. Glee Club She aald at Iruit once durlnf llaUment, told th* Naval co u it1,ur '"aorVum lga^ fiflowa* ’ct er J Sg' 1 i iv' ry "T?"t o n , h * that the only 'b il^ f W I Z : I ’ 1 Of New Tax Reached By Confer- Dr. Ruprecht Calls For Community Series Measures Are Pro­ posed To Increase K?nanc'lal c * b Support Of National Polio Drive Spending By State --------------I W A S H IN G T O N . S ep t. H ,/!*» Confub-mr tha. the entire tommunity would )iir wholr-lieatlrdj I ll.LAH.lSSKK. t.. t! r I'-dm Epidr-mc Emergency Drive wai r*|nr»rd today l»v( (d*1—Admcalea of Sept. 6— reduced »l>rnitlog In** their tin t teat lu 0 aprcial commuter to go into Hi i Nalum.ll I imndaiiun lot Infantile Paralyiia. . •uiiua i.r*inwiuir n.daj aa tAO tnin'i irquril for mote firrdoni m I hr l).ue. auiioiiiued today by Basil O'Connor. National I .mml.i I Senate ileclinrit, a i ' lo permit nifing F.CA dolUn outiidr thr lion |iir*Hi.*ii*. n bring held a* a laat reiotl became "in no sdliei nay IniiiHluclIim of a bill to repeal ibr IlMli.liOO.htlu general approiled Stair*. can lb,. Nutiunal Foumlattun con Die thrrr-power conlrrenrr un the Ullbll. fitldlt.lril ,1111, l u u ,, , i , K !' u lf‘ U. ..... I,, ..........nan .d the Seminole Counts Cbaulri ol ibr , ■j priiilionii Uvt jt i r u n u i i m i u l i , ... hmi. iii i, . . , s - r. j i ' , it11-u s iw . i1. ■u n u n g................ told Ihr Umtrd Stain that unlr>* . . I if . . t * ” # 1>l? 1 , q u a r t a n , as so m any •Hhf | change* arc made hi pieient Mat tvanl ..... ... ......................... .... ..................... i fu > "■tiltl In Aall Plan upnaliuii* they will ^,r Mini tiiici*(fniy Jliv r |lu Iw tu n . , furtbromlng. h * '* to tpeiut trseral hundird mil m ibr lo-i.ni .■ ! iti> light against, .... ■ I....... ■ * . it., ........... .stair. The lo 1 Everon, in H r c o o n i .* |ion mole dollai* out id then .a t cam paigi, m il hr ornlr, the I M ip p o rtln g tb r 'l lg b l ............. dwindling icteric* Iraili'i *lop ..i .hr Ho.lnr*. and |»l! th*» ....... ill .r a, mlahk w h e re v e r It i* nrr.tnl •The dtcition ol thr Ameiuali. l’..itr*-n,.u.l H ..m ao '* i'lu li Semiiml* Pettish and Canadian salnoel milt Sanf.'i.l. lit » 'in II III* Sully M*IU| Contribution* from 'County to hr Ibr i'ollo Klnrigrnci iitera to makr a iprnal >lmty ol Williuni* I. jo r-i.lcht "AllIiknit.......... .. been .pared j ^ ‘v* '•'» wu» ............ . the wholr i|ortlion of the uir id . ECA fund* wa* one id loui deci lions madr today. Hl'rclal glinips isclr ulso « « eigne.I lo w o ik on th r fo llo w in g th tc r luoblem a: 1 ro m m o illlle a unit slo ckp llln g Brttmn haa told Ibr I'nitrd Ht«lr' ..f, 'S '" Chemlcaf Construction Q T n*w>y-l‘‘rult'22 Houses Here "'RwMlMar f*va'*«UrUo4 tnqinlfy »»• Welhorn C. Phillip* OutlinM * Program Oa Housing Project "chiMil U» li adoptrd a reaulu* linn h) Senator Fnlllna of Talla^* hu**re banning rbungea In tha ISW minlinuiii tuuiulallon achool Ian. # l:\ll.\IIAsSli Slept, •\ move 111 irpr.il th* whole , ““ ^ SSS. Catholics Fight Violence Flares State Control j For Second Time By Communists! In B ell S trik e •"rn<.,d*,i ^ dm"«* t \i I.AIIASSKK, Sept. 6 — i Ibr Senate agreed by a•a >"'r li.d.»y mil lu conalda* am loll. In ii|iei'lal eecalon lhai,. ''mil.I ■hung* Florida'* baple, "I* ib r - c o i n ..1 |.i,lu . t i l l , y e a r ,1 « • " « * » '« > " *" *" ull ..I m r ii ig n ... Join in p ro - i th ro u g h o u t th e n an .... u h ..-. hr p f .MO IHIOUII0 geneul appropiiaililin g In lp I" . ......... . who a m now " « • > • 1,1 T " turn* ail wai itaitrd ill the Florid* ti ••.k u * c V, r , f fi'i-linw .1- im p a rl.' ....................... Itr. H n p rrc h l ’ •» > "“ 'il "S.. fni .mt I'lniplei bur lint | w ’ KUpecnt -uni ! I egi«lalliir tudal at a ieil*» of new *«• "l»«,n.l .tnv m oney fo i new " E v e n In m i......... g ir u l »I «l\\ lav lor.mliri dnigned to finance* >«'>'•■ h m - ...... M u ic li o f D im e * awch aa pult.i i‘|inli'inic cm 'rtllrtp*, li wrir pudird luiwaid. ibuir tirrn imi.l .ml I for tn'Mtmrnt thla aplrlt of t nupri pvi.iti„n alt leang.MIS trig H on tio- inont Unit n ........lop in ibr "f lm.il mtiirni- afflictcd In pre- a heart-wuiunrig ibmg," In It Up Uar of Amciiron (mills for -link 'bm* in n * Il m-tt m eri "rv r- recht aald. ".Srniinolr I'noim lullt \* piling slintrglc inali'ilaU *ucb a* lopnl. itn l hair In iripieKl uddl- dime* e l* l rutty iiian liing turn fUlibri ami llli ivollbl u**i*l lllr t n W .,,h. ' f . '7 7 " " . " |> "emuai corporation, Mr. Tuylor iteniie Btevena, aaeretarv/ — tb«* mUm k.iil nnaurar Vtuigltfl govriiimml in Incrraslng reatenedIcimmalion of plane wb, n member of the division of Ireaaurer. HlHlttan menuger. thot ahe hud to answer Huaiign Rrttt-li rrltlrlini of racial discrimination ita ill>1Ini ruining* Thiwe main turwt conarect, duringthe war and -Ncmatology, C. a. Depaitmvni of named are Dial Boyle, Donald ; iel- an- piinlucril in uira* ivliidi the Iranafcr of that buaineit |0 ; Agriculiure. Howard, Billy Jlmlnea and J a c k ' ,h* States. do thru trailing hi Ibr llnliib th* Emerion Electric Company ------------------Spencer. The«e were elected by 1 "* “•wuy* tell them." »h<* *ald. goninl -Wiling I want to ,av that the bit of I l f a •% . * »*<rat ballot. i that I recognU# th# crltlclu i " I'n-lnni- ||IItirtluI■ -: llntb IIii want tay that tha o l, 1W | A f l g l , . . Wofk “ on the “n‘> *«raa It I. valid. But Utiii .uni I'liiuiila liavr irpratvilly I t information, imall a* it wa*. wa* ee v i l a S i v g l U O v l] Horn# Kcononiici rlaaa room*. The atleaat waknow of th* Inequall- foni|iluinr.| I.. Ib r A m e ric a n gov Inorth room, nearly completed, h«« t|ea unit havepeople who want to Ornini-nl llial It* i-it-lniii* pi lice correct,’' Marlin *aid. Before Martin wa* called to the dtilr* mi *o ciiiiilielaoine ami ublchen alnk and cabinet comblnatlun, "But In my year* of workin Hand, a Navy captain who raid new cupboard* and table*, light with th* Riintan d elegataa,T arr .b-.ili.iagril 'li'om "ti't'n g"'^n ' S l l O W i l o W i l I l N p C C t c d 12 0 0 S t l'ilt f l'S A lllh lis ll part of hi* job wai to “teH” Naval grata walla, c.lo ta i 'eaUIng ami b .ve never heard, you erittoiw gm.it* into tllin cuillillV till 1 aviation lealified ha a n d W o ith nat fluorearenl lighting. Celotea your country. I would b* trouble* aalr line ami llial Amrilculi but "alway* agreed that no airplane hat also raplacrd platter in th* If I were you, that tntl# U no a n air illM'ulilagrd from *i't'kiug hall calling* In the tchool. i dnlre to Improve. could be" at good at tha Air Purer fpirlgn guiiil*. A Milolinn la tin* Th# school art room hat been Then ahe aaid ah# alway* Mg« piatilrm, f i i.iii the UrltUli vlrtv reported the B-36. I’HAGUK. Sept. 8 (A*I C /r - 1 ..H lT F ' l n N ' S r" ' N lepainted 'w d haa an attractive; id. “I* it fear which keejm Tha testimony edme from Cant. Jp iln t, would have t h * name e ffe c t I cho*lovakia^'* K n m u ..' " f ’.ib .d ;. 1 <4*1— Q overm n D e u r t » , i l .,,k r .l appeoramn, fmm crltlctaing or la ft that ^ LaRoy Slmplar o#t Navy .Public & i a m in i Ion to t h * a tin k p llln g L , l . today ta aeml ih e > lule in iliilu S I hr I iilUliiirongli luitniy Hour*. ilrleg.iln.il tnril lo mtiinJlKe th* rlppi«l|!f l.lllll||4 JUI irpealai, but S|ie,«kri Mon.it .irlenrd until, i,>io..i ion a ilri ivion mi whethef 0 I Ull Ilf 1 uiiiuleieii without * two* ilnui, iuir ..t ibr i Inure and Sen*. ,«b..n« uP fo. 'iiiiili'i.itlnn ant and all Item* in’ ihr appiopiialiini bill ihe appio- C'/echosluvakia| Seven Buses Cat ry- i"M,,u n*, touid biin^ am.lhri appiof.naliurri bill as.' Over Proposed LawJ 'nE Non Suikers ininmimllrr inbililute." tJrnisi'r “l tfUsaf Appliralinru have altaady b**n filed with the FlfA for 22 houtt* and IH more will be filed in th* near future. Welborn C. Phillip*. A I i * Orlando promoter of Phillip* Man|o r ill Sanford, told a group ol i Hr,, \l, M.illrn lit i hlUbottough..' .ml ihr loll amoiiuled lo a pro- '. iif il.le u t - that i* It w ould f it t n t , . P " ' * " the t ..m m u n lil led .» v i,^ , , | J lr d „ lr , llial tiiiulii piohahly open up 'he whole held ol S la te rp e n d in t * i , | ,l t l i k ri.l the l.*g l» l*lu r« t i l e d , ", , , * , .........u " . "V ‘ * '••“ M r. ^ H i. r. nm-kt -f Clr Utaffoid Oripp* I i«w nm #nl today they will op- 1 weck-oH -*"ll Mrcrufi viiikr lor ayalem. , the' 'hr I 'll...... Htutea open g ic a t-: fiOie all rffoila to bung them u m l' ,h* ■eond *u crr.*l.r day. n ,* . »r»*i.»n 7* "Nothing kllli democracy quick-, . i n u i k r i - i.. tlrliiah goml* . ihrir church under tiuie control “ #» imi.lr lit Hi*in,i I 'b . f " '. . i Warren, tn hla ep e-, ar than anathv ” » llierieit* Inveetinenla! Hrl- I |l,t„ug|, ,.<w Iraiilulloii , Attorney t\ Illiuni F. Miller of f t Inin uptiny. ** i ,n ,.!w" M , " icinidiiou. Nhmara rtiifiklb ii<« Mi Iiir -i|ti.»iU Mr*. Rooievelt le In Atlanta '*h “l" . ' , k . I(l ou«i* I Hie pnetta tejn led in advumr „f nnb.imUi aii.i.kr.l ...nk R A M n ilfla * to MtUnd a conftrRftCR of IBti no,ll ,jl41, nlt» r „ n ed Sulen. RB flirt at unlaii tnU ami ^MiRl fi InmhiiI muimririk « » » \ i lean II M I8 S C 8 is e r m u a a , soulhtrn church woman on "tW» rt0lj,|-. k,,.„i,.,i cirdlloi nation, iliuirlf law chining before the n.i • «eir repiirled li'imeil in i « . i spiritual approach to aortal prob , M1(ll IWH i„ ,,ui dollara „orul pailiament neai iiionll. Il.i* 1 4" ! , U ,M" ............. . M" 1*' . .................. . . . . l l>t ... <’in..............------------A total of 280 ballot* were cast lema. in n n g i i i g l i e u v1 i— ei , ii , Anchor Inn today in thi- Hrndnola County Chambar , \ hm i huh utbvRinifiito m l[,r H«vnimirnl Pointing out the co-operation ot I'oinnii'rc# election of It* board I mh 1>i,rii|j|rlr ii.iitr.il o ir. thr g|i|iumi olUltVl !«*•* _ MIAMI, Sapt. *•"-------- --l III I I A l. 0 . \ ^ Sr,.I It " I'l he ha* received horn local official* •if iliirrtors yesterday, W. A. Morf ) ter of a huga Atlantic hurrteana nirnta, {iuanrrt ami atlimni'tia i l MUEN, N. J.. Hi'pl » i /Pi — r i \ li.le.it r b.nlir "ill .u Ibr It edged 'paet Bermuda today, mUa* |in connection* .......... ...........with .......... .......... ri»nn, chairman of th* election hi* homing |H**»b HI II II It... ult, Ibr iilbU i*aillive aifaiit of all . hu.ihri nrrli "III iirll All •it I < -liikr lui i mg gun c o lle c to r who alau g h tared log thoe# hovymo*# lalaa program and tipretiing hi* appre- ri'ininlttee, announced today. WASHINGTON. Sapt. B 1 / 1 *. Ihr ilanii of the I ’alhulli tlrigi igh to epara than i... , i . : ___ _______ The canvas* showed that 64 dlllir it. intil lU itm iir il.n lo.lai. l iti ........ nun In u p r e ’C iincelvtil inure S i 8 X u 3rT « O T | p r - r the courleiie* eiterid- rector* from Sanford had beat Th* number of jobholders hit » wai eipreitrd in a ii.iie.nrnt >r... ilri pint, began toiluy a aeilei ut \ III mg <i|i.4il ..I ib ao hour/ I *d to him by the community, Mr. elected and It) from outlying com IB40 peak of 19,247,000 tn Augu*' F Cur Idii, 07, died at »:0U ,he ■»«fntnenl and made ava.l nii.ntul train that may tail twg Qtady Norton, ehiaf atorm |Phillip* said he it prepared to mnnttlr* In Seminole County. A)- while th* total of Idle woikr.il.lkrn ,.mi tl.ikr in,' illii/ri» [ ,,,,,,,, I' M Tuesilay' as the leault <>f able lu the weitem |ue»* by chun f o r t " »t#r at Miami, *wd *h* build jutl a* many home* hart at lurnolitr Hpflnga, Lone wood am dropped mor* than 400,000, ibr an auluu.ubiie accMeut which oc- murcei. .itnioiih.il a iAi.ib iilr ..I m e n llial wa* reported today by due* greet tronlral atorm a center waa . . . ; . F m « i City falTal to elect any dl Cansua Bureau said today. . uired in Kennuvillv, Fla. wlivre , tore al i be New Jurvey -State Horbo'mllaa eaat of bermuda at »•«“ «° l.uif* i.i.iving .inn i i n l r i i In.ni Th* Bureau* raport showed tbu* hr Wa.. rnrunic til visit lector*. • » ; Ida An accnmim.ivlng m. aaid mo b mtal for tlie Insane at Tientun. Waltei I. Hay*, prraldent of A . M. | nirectora »epr£*fntlng Banfotd unemployment dipped lo .I.BHU.uun ■tough.r,, Fin,Ice -Story. B ,i .'," V *''1l "‘? r ................... »,rl1 I'Ijii I in i.r.t111y I ’muli ta held there inula. 24-huur “Thla placaa tha talanda on tba Atncrlran Flra and Caauallv Cum-1 Director* ||(||, K 0r#pr#*enlln|r , B lip ftrkk,Sanford H. H. It had risen In July to 4,0U6.u,«' A* nu'inbei uf the Million, ry '•> | nheoihrbl ary ciniftnenient. gnu.it lu enlttury „ waakar waata aid# of tha atorm,” pany whichh la financing he P '" ' |p„ia(nan, W. A. Patrick, Andraw - i i . . , , , i s . 70 per eo n l o f the n a r n .ii» t'a ll.u 1 th* highest level since 1012 Kupt i". ('ll... - i," i„11 1i . vnani, aald that "America l* * n4 ' r . t l away, Randall Chaa#, F»i l lli' 28 yea.-old hollow -cheeked 8 akid Norton. ”HMviaat wind* Jeet, ___ <*■ ||t. d a fjfy w||t| |)mt ■ •ullu'.i a. | I <.m |'e.»o.i» ne.r i.i|U.rtl In The riport, eagerly aweltr.l a* i'here be fur in.', ly lived, Ml . Cor teach only 40 mil** from th* tion' of home* ami I Sba.ne*. J . L. |Ml*y. H . l ati'a.lilv being sent In " ITm.r a). Ill n .g gl..»» ... ,tunn bit.Ini kilU'i a former a .illlv iy n ia n a clue to Improving ecor.omlr con hi canter on that aid*. Tharafora m Huuront wiin anutiie. iiaugn‘1'V 7,00 prlasls in I’recb,, |„......... |)m, .............. ol olir ol wa- taken to III* hunp.lal yester­ Ivey. J , C. ftuiehfaog! diliona, revealed a marked incrra*r1 Bermuda should be receiving day Four psychiatrists who had aald, and particularly her* In flan luck 11*11, Lfoyd P. Boyl*, John guat* In factory and othar non-fern. e... only bauvy - galea with ^ aeai.a * 1 . , lllf Ini'CS .11 lllr r IKI I'l llli* 4 -4V.11 etu>»mad him lu Cauulcu’s Coupford you need more home*. Other nivivuiH lucluitc* three With th li itRtenieiit Iht* t i ii i i t 1.. IIminify, John Krider, B. L. high aomewhgt higher, and ployment. iluspital r.coinmeudcd more •on*, John t'urblii, iiarlvllle, Ga.; ®Jle Church apparently took it- "*de I be ..* nilir. l .u .m i u .. m l "Mr, I'MIlIp* la the men wh.i Dean, W. v. Bitting and Bgm Mat ti^ e ." • * BaeraUry of Commerce S a w y e r'urtls Ulll. „Gorhln, „ rmil Hall „(Yity,* mental testa, and Uu.uh ag.reil to if da.! • ,t*,* ‘* for What'la exiiected In lie r,| m .. ..... . ai.itiin City, G*.; rta.ul fOr whet l« ..........tedt In !> • ■ rd in li.inmg a.nu.id anti .elu.ii can build them for you," Mr. t ilira. Norton aald th* atorm which sew in th# figures "avidane* of a j,,ny Corhln. If. H. Army ...I J|.|«ei ul.lr g». hung nearly atetionary for throe H tyi 'aald.' Ho baa had many AUu from Sanford a rt B- C. t'uiiulvii Prosecutui .Mitchell year* eepcrlenc* In homo hullrfday* In a war of nerve* with Harper, Georg# TouSy,, John L leveling-off of th* recent down Hood, Te«.; a alater,i hI < 'ul.r.i Insisted Unrub "has nut ***!'»• 1 . ' . .lainagr ward adjust mant In our eronum) liiimauu of Lung wo . m and three ing. and with hla production line Bermuda waa now bn th* move The prleite afvuaed the giive.ii Wilritlay. ihr ili.krti ilagnl .. been declared Insane," is utiiy • llier alalera, all of Georgia; end ipaeding up lie forward pace. mithod of homo b u ild in g he » n to gel cun. nun . .111 41 llir pL.ll I IVr r.u 1mile 1 observation. ^ >o 17 gruiulfhlldlel). ,ine.it , .of . . maneuvering _ ,, M!t ahould. thraatlan no moro build you hmiaee more cheaply T.*1'*.*"' W A L w l t t - e ’ MAHONS MEET nr tag "That's the fairest thing to dv then yon vou can build l.tillil them for f.,i irour?.,Ur.V,0.n' _ » F u n e ra l services w lil lie held ! r.°* il1 c. 4-hi.rch, f t n your (J. pli.Vn lin e 1 lublird ... "inugl.r I . 8 land unit** thar* la a change in lhan A special meeting will lie held Marlon, R. T Cowan, A. W. f r id a y a t 8:30 |-. M . a t E r i c k - 1 * f on* 5 f W " J I k In c o m e -U e rln g fu. ull citiK'crnsd." Cohen raid, , court*,’’ .a*ld the atorm foroeae- **l»c* up 4 1 ll.r g-.lr« 4 > ll.r-y tunglll Friday evening at 7:80 o'clock at Lee. T. E. Tucker, 0 . P. Herndon, "il.uugh I would nave liked to arMr. Phillip* Introduced hla *ou. ■on fu n e r a l H u m . w tlH W . P . ' '* Field, C. L Raddfng, Jt. G. tha Maaonlc Hall for th* cur.fr. Il.ooka, Jr. officiating. Interment enl upon- appporl from pul.lt. In p4>> llir pi. krl bur S Welborn O. Phlllln* Jr., w ho wilt Joel .aign him at once for murder." and eomequently subject to, Thv.e we.e un picket> ut the (tig of tba Falloweraft Degree. F 4.11 follow t„ Rvergraen Oe.nehava charge of the Hanford pru Hrieson and J . Bey B u tt' I>.. Hubert S. (jarber, assistant i I rir cuntfoli. Directora from Casselberry end Haaky Wight, worahlpful nia«t«. 11-1 y rcnallaue* Oa r a n rear) plu.it •tun inn.iilug escept fm a out of ,ita-< pith, end Jeet and who expressed himself Pern __ ________ _____ I They rejected the government Park ara Hibbard OdaaaJ- announced today. All FellowciaH reported th— e*W»* ateam- aa much pltaeed with th* recep t.'kv.i nbuwiiig at line glle. i demand that all clerical and ..the. W. uawaon. Dawaon. JJrr.,, and Maatar Mason* ar* urged to at w. w. ATLAN TA KI.Kl TION 'llir Hlnkel begun June 13. M get west of Han h* has received on hi* first berry, W. Prank Judga. vantur* In Hanford. ATL AN TA, Sept h i/P. (.0n, I church appointment* leipilrc pin.. Meml1e.11 ■if CIO Hnlled A til o government • approval. Others who ipok* to the group N. 8. DeForaat, l.l.te unofficial return* lu A t­ Atlantia , They asserted they would accept Wn.ke.c l ocal but ale seeking a ire Miller Phillips, president of lanta'* mayoralty lace gave In­ appointment^ only ST R E E T WALKER lliir.it hourly wage inctean. and fiii.n I licit charga of aupplylng building ma- by Mr*. Endor Curlett I. iia.lHued l.a I'aar Si.ur. Hartafli'hl a Thro* young colored girl*, the cumbent William Mrs. H. E. Hatllff, a r*siilcut of Pee* Puurl PhillTpa Industrie* which will have and id W. O. 0 . Kllhg*. Kllbea. 1 oldaat oI which was 14. were pick­ third four year term yesterday. Hunfoi.l fur the past 18 years, toManagar Ed. Hlgglna of Oviedo haa 0 , B. Clonta, l It A laid TA LK Hartafleld pulled 20,080 vote*, ed u r .l t ti4 S o'clock this mor.iing RAILROAD MAN KILLED day up*n*d th* Jan-Kos* Shop at amlier of Cornmyrc* and Illy Man.get t'llffli.'l Me Kill 112 North Park Avenue tn the Evans, JBen Jon**, 0 , “ f e y by policy who found thorn wander­ only 91 more than the cuml.lned TALLAHASSEE, Hepi 8 - 1/P1 Andrew Carraway, who B P. W hH ljr, Jr , U f t w w j j ing near Oak Avenue and Hec.rul total of hi# three opponent* for — C. C, Graves, veteran Heal.oa.il I.iii and I*t. Iit-** Clili'f llov G. Will Essex Building. The shop feature* ... med Ihe Phillips Interests to Airline Railway telegraph.., wu lulus will talk un City l.uffic wmnen's, m ists* and lunloi ml*«ti Street. Their parents were cun the 818,600 a year Job. Sanford, and Geu. S. Bradshaw, it. u b.iiuiliart t*etad and tha children were »mt killed l a i t night when In* wtrw.v.t, n-gulutiii.il _ , WTRU loutgl.tuv.r “ apparel. via* president and trcaiurar or H. M. aiaaaqn. v Monro* ara 8 R. Pnrbttien. NEW CONHTRUCTION In front af«g wartbound p*»».n«ri . . . Carpeted tn green uml with light tha *merlren tr|re end raiuftlty t 7;<in ii'cliu k. Jteo ba NEW YO R K ,. Bept. V s-.lA *)- *£•«« htwin't**: (OenMaee* On M g* re a r) walls, tha attire picse.it* an at­ ' Police dr* atui seeking thr Fi ur southeastern state subald... ■ r —tractive appearance. Ma.meiiuins whereabout# o f 'V 17 year obi attired In tha latest Fall styles tvograae. who disappeared on Aug. aria* of the Southern, Company, [ I T > NB at* slated tu spend flgg.OOO.OOO 'F ate on display In the winduw. A 17 a ltar buying a bu* ticket for Klbetrle nawi lutge display rack shows a com* Sanford from' Daytona H.-arh, or. now construction and equip­ 1 ... _ ment In tha new two .years. plate line of drosses, skirts and whara aha hdd'hian employed (or In fa n tile p a .a ly s i* “ g ain i« tam p an * th ro u g h Tha four aubaldqrlaa ara th* blouses In Cottons, silks and wools. two waata by Mr*. Voile Wlllismi Georgia s t r ik in g ronin.u nity s f lr . cum rnunlty w it). 1 u til­ Power Company, Ala- j A' full line of clothing fur llltja bams Power Company, Missisity, and, inltsts from on* to 14 years of t| A S , th e N u t'u u u l Fuundaliuu fm iu fu u M n I'a ia ly sippl Power Company, ami Savan­ is on tala, Lingerie *t; EV*nflJiin« ia *U tariar the big fi*H radao l i t rwn Jta full lesoutces Into Ih e fig h t a g a in s t th is nah River Elactrkj t>>mp4nyi 7 shown in a display cast. m, Oviedo, Saturday Iron 10:00 A. M. to J i j 1 4 ' par, am t X ‘ j Mrs, R atliff U assisted in ihg ■ W R B REAH, th« high cost of cuinhating (lie ]U4b polio — c c y r r o Jr c k o i L J< ] 8 hour off for lunch, Managar Ojfferd'. store by Mrs. O. H. .Smith. A n«4ft ,,JP**,*3bWr'plfle lh* tnlllrms of ilolla.6 still being eipemled by WASHINGTON, Sept. S-(/P) ; l .v . sign feature* the store name.— X .Cray*, 33 year old —Tha Agriaultura Department •• tna N a t w M l Foundation for last year's patl-ihis wild" ruutdre tiu ‘ continued ear* and tr*r.l..ent, have drained ihu u.ganliatliui's restaurant owner, was today forecast thla year's cotton nnaneqa to th* longer point, and, t h e w e a t h ir r - J i t t f the heavy shower at ciup at 14,948,000 bales of 500 ar >< —,-Jw A S , It nas runse.pirntly becunu- necessary for the ItlB a'aloeh today whan hi* north pounds gross weight. •WBimebaa This estimate la 188,000 bales NaiioMI a dliaitir for funds so that J H LFoundation ndatlon to bold u dlisstrr drive itrt J A C K B O N V IL L E , Sspt. R—(dH •Mivortlbl* coup* skidded mor than the 14,806,000 bales **• *P jh o f mercy may continue unabated HTATION HlnH predicted a month ago. _________ „ NOW TH E RE FORE, I, tndrew C a iia w a .y M a y o r of AehavtUa U compare# with 14,8*8,000 tMTfo each and every r*sld*nt uf Hanford to lespuud Atlantia City bales produced last year and ualy to tha National Foundation’s emergency appeal B u ffa lo with a tan-year (1988-47) aver­ of 8ept. 8-16, and Clevelaad age of 11,808,000 balsa. E R P R O C L A I M T H E W E E K O F S e p t. H -16 to K aneSnSlty In aa accompanying report, noy Week" an I ask all citlions of our cum­ Nash th* Oanatta Bureau said 1,847,448 in our common crusade against Infantfls balag e f 1*4* arm had bam gtnla i a i L l . Thia. w g Andrsw Cartaway, to,tha baakgriund of a memo that ag Civic Leaders Are Hurricane Center ....... Elected To Board Of Trade Body Danger ‘Lessenedti,,ic l*ade,‘ •' * lunc|,,on■»,he Employment RI * To New Year’n HI I 11m uh To BeGive^^, Series O f Mental T e s t s By S t a t e VV. F. Curhin. «7 Killed In Accident w sr^ j^ w S 5»w ?C i^ S'.**, a ':x;.\c‘w7. s22&rsj2&$&:xsx,‘.. ... ... .. s. ^'uT*JZu''8i ss za x f New DresH Shop U Opened In San lord a a E. P. Wajrd. Ganava Urepmanlad repreaentad bf JL.akTellden gndOu* SahS home ^HSWLf S ffss Fuh Rodeo For Young ,F To Be Held At Oviedo *Nr MAYOHH PKOtiaAMATION Orlwito Aflfllaurant ’ Owntr Killed Here T • .j. Mayor- ; IV L I II 1 r 1I �V< r . * .V 9 t«V ' b ----------— [ F. * j 'V•w fm M MW, - (.*f THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA w itt friend* here will mourn her ’ifiath. Rev. L. t). Nance returned By V IRGINIA PAI.M BR home from Narhvlllo on Thurei/iiy. Ho had acrompalned hla gtm. Mr*. Erne*! J . Cole Hr. rc- Iill win who rc-rrdered college { turned (Saturday |rom Largo, I In Ihnl city. M.. > l' . where *he had been vlaltinjr her Mrs. J, E, Robinson is at home j ulster. Jig.iin, after acting as substitute , Mrs. Eudora Zimmerman, nf I Home Denionstratlon Agent, durl.lnthrrnm Height*, Maryland, di­ •linit the absence of Miss Ml* vided last week between Mrs. E. Woodard. Miss Woodard spent 1,1'iyd, Jr. and Mrs. Howard I her vat ration in Canada. IJoteler. Mrs. Zimmerman will Mr. and Mrs. Hownrd Botelrr, In- remembered as tho former Jr., met her mother, Mrs. Thetms lludorn Fcrgunon who lived In Johnson, of Atlanta and her aunt, I Lake Marv. Mrs. Gertrude Nelson of Balti­ ! Mrs. Richard Dickinson of Jlos- more, in Jacksonville .Saturdaytrhi. Maas., a granddaughter of From there they plan to go to ■ Frank Kvnna. called on ncr great Ihiytona Hooch, Miami and Key | urn le, Jonothan D. Evans. She I West, spending several days in : -a ns on route to Miami, where U arh rity. she plans to spend a short va­ j Mr. I,eon Q. Pickering repoils I that -1'4 Inches of rain fell ill in Hon. Mrs. It. J . Cox nf Dnytnna | his home on Saturday, the day Ileaeh passed a w j y last week. ' of the Iroplml storm. A delegation from the Church Her husband sF r V M , as pastor i f the Naxnronc drove to New v myrna where a district Firei Hide .Service was held. Homo 121 i persons from Tilosvllle, New I Smyrna, Daytona Reach and San! ford, as well as I.like Mary atHnlvt'it tir S l i r w l I O N A Y K M . f l W f'l.lN 'f lUmteil. ( mines were played on thi beach, a short Inspirational | talk preceded the toasting of wr lilies at three fires on the enrol. Those going from Lake Mary wore: Rev. and Mrs. I,. II. Nance and son Harry, Mrs. W. IO N A F U t L P A C K P Burke mid daughters, Dornthr find Gayle, Mary I,mi McDonnell, Deris ami Joan Hliihlnni, Frances eml Elsie Rrlilgeimiii. Alfred Hjohliuii and Jackie Henderson. I Mr. ami Mrs. Roy I,. Howell, ANN PAGE GELATIN DESSERT | Jr. and son Milton left for Jack' Honvllle, Tuesday. Mr. Howell ' has been transferred thrre and , tin y ex|ieel to make it their A A J* FANCY future homo, Thursday night, Mrs. H. H | Grier, Mrs. F. W. McCall and Mrs. C. J. Peck bant entertained N ATION AL BRAND at the home of Mrs.' Grier, In l.m.iir of Mis. I,. E. Roberta. Games and contests were en­ joyed during the evening, The WILSONS CORN id) , Murk Hhower theme wns carried out In the oink and hlue color *rheme of tfio refreshments conlisting of ire cream, with ginger I ole, cup cukes and salted peanuts, j These iHtior were In napkins wlin-h hml been folded and pin­ ned Into mlnnturu "throc-corneiI ed limits". The lionoree received I I m my lovely gifts. : Those invited til he with Mrs. I llolierts were Mesdames E. D. Humphries, Mrs. John Peckham, Mis. K. K. Godwin, Mra. Cecil Mixon, Mrs. C. H, Donaldson, Mrs. F. G. I.re, Mrs. C. C. While, Sparkle............... 3 Pkg. I ANN PACK CREAM Y Early June Peas no. 2 can SALAD DRESSING Corned B eef... 12 oz. can P IN T JA H Beef H ash...... 1 lb. can ANN PAGE 2 Hi. Jar Grape .lam 35c n u ll OWN III. pkg. T e a ................ 25c HUI.TANA it ut. ran Tuna Flakes 2Hc A A P Fnncy Whole tin. 1! Green Beans . 29c ANN PAGE Prepared 22 us. Spaghetti IONA S \y •S 17c I Ih. 2 rnnx Peanut B u tler.........._ A rm o u ra C anted 12 t il. ra n Tomato Ketchup....... 13c Mutton ........ 33c AC. A IIS UINCIfKON Where Customer!* Send Their Friends 9 E. 1st STREET PRlCfcg GOOD THRU SANFORD, FLA SATURDAY > Rights Reserved To Limit Quantity O u>t M E A t LEAN FRESH OROUND HI,ICED IIACGN : : : MARGARET ANN HHAND, FRESHLY SL IC E D ...................... lb. 5<J HAMBURGER WESTERN MORRELL’S YORKSHIRE BEEF LIVER.......... B-G RA D E........................................ lb. 411 M ARG AR ET ANN BRAND. A L L M EAT S K IN L ESS WIENERS lb. 4fi WESTERN ROAST lb. 41) WESTERN GKNCINF, SPRING LAMB SHOULDERS i SQU ARE CUT ....................................... SHOULDER CHOPS ..................................... lb. 51) M ARG AR ET ANN q i '.\ L I T Y . GRA DE A, WESTERN BEEF SIRLOIN STEAK PIG LIVER............. CALF LIVER......... MEDIUM SIZED-W ESTERN PORK ........................................ lb. 61) STANDING PRIME RIB ROA ST............................................... lb. 65 TURKEY t t STEW lb. 35 SOUTH C AROLIN A, Drtated A Drawn, Qulek-Froten GRADE A YOUNG U tn II lb A v e n u e lb. 49 H EN S................. ............................ lb BRISKET OF REEF FOR ................... KRA FT'S KAV CHEDDAR CHEESE ....................................... rrn Frozen Foods H. B. BROCCOLI KO oi i H. B. PEACftES 1(5 oi. RED MALAGA ONIONS ................ 3 lbs. 17c CARROTS 2 lge. Bunches 111c GRAPES ............ CELERY .......... BEANS ... ............. 2 IHh. 35c APPLES .............. .. PLUMS GREEN GEORGIA AN N PAGE CREAMY SMOOTH IONA CREAM Style nu. 2 Yellow Corn j » • i| WESTERN dll ut, can Tomato .Inice 26c 1 YELLOW A H I K lb. loaf 1 C Pork & Beans 10c IONA MARVEL FRESH SANDWICH w YAMS . 3 lb«. 25c GREENING " KELSEY or PRESIDENT ......- -. 2 lbs. 25c 2 lge. Stalks 25c % ........4 lbs. 20c . 2 IHH."29* ANN PAGE NABISCO 2 CTN, LIMIT i S W IF T ’S SHORTENING DEL MONTE , CRACKERS JEW EL.................. 3-H Plum Preserves .. 6 - ARMOUR’S or IILOSSOMTIME (Limit 0) SUPER SUDS hi vlxlted Ida two alatara. Aceompnnylng him on thla trip wai Armours T ra c t. Frc?^h T r o l t i m rJ V r - q u i o b j, Nice Quality High Color CR. CHEESE Vienna Sausage WHITE SE A or PRIORITY ARMOURS S T A R TUNA FI.AKES DEL MAIZ Deviled Ham .... It Ih*. Takay Grapes .... 25c L Extra Nice Calif, ARMOURS ,1 Ih*. ■ Bartlett Pears .... 29c L■ Extra Lara* Calif. SYRUP ARMOURS S T A R Beef S tew ......... I 'p Chopped Ham .. Extra Nir* Colorado f Yellow Corn 6 for 29c NIm 81m Full 8ugartd , T itrtiw ^ "SU PER..- RIGHT*' W E tll RUftfP ROAST SEA BROOK FROZEN WHITEHOUS* APPLE FLOUR SAUCE.......... OCTAGON 9 Ih*. L i l i a n Prunes .... 26c ,J SUNDRENCHED HALVES 8NOWHEAT 5 lbs. 37c lOlhs. 69c 26 lbs............. $1.79 2 tb*. i ; ................ 25c 80S CAN APRICOTS..... ARMOURS STAR [iH pCantaloupes ea. . 25c Doublei-Rail Dtlidout CORN ,1 Ihi. BLUE STREAK • KRAFT BAG BLUE ROSE RICE.... RICH FLAVOR FANCY PICKLED PEACHES......___ m FOODS M U H K I.I.l.S P R I D E H O C K L K S S Jean s......... [few berries POUND RK-BT GRADE Wf&TgRN L. Moore at New Smyrna. Mr. and Mr*. J . L. Hobby and daughter, Mary Grace, have raturned from Aabburn, Oa„ when they vlxlted hla parent*. Mr*. Frenk Mlnahew la home i gain . after attending the Bul­ lard family reunion In Pearaon, Mr. and M n, Roland H. Gobi# apent Sunday In Coaon. -;8 fv and Mra. Paul Kmge.ad Miami, ware Huaday . guttata U w*W Sam ■ * QUICK FgOZtSH JIM DANbV WATER GROUND .fnt 'ZAKLYB^TjH; ORANGE. ORAP^FRUIT Im VIRGINIA Jack Sprat Bacon Bacon Squm** APPLE BUWBR JW fcJtr k-. .A A AA, a . dA .walv-AU AA. <4 awalye-tt X 50COA vt x ;:s r : W{% ' ' 1 'F* ‘ �/ •'1 PAGE THRER T i n SANFORD H E R A L D , SANFORD, FLO RIDA T SEPTEM BER 8. 1949 iteiprise Notes 111 SARA NELL HARDIN ■nn Henderson. I Although whale oil candles went Mr. and Mr*. H. i , Barns o l'o u t of fashion 100 yenr-i ago, akUIOrlando visited hi* mother, N n . ad American glnssworkcra arc to W. J , Bum* Saturday. day making rib ** cHmllehulder* Mr. and Mra. J . T. Knight and br . h* " ‘l 11hy vlrlunlly (hr non Frank vliltad reiatlvne In Pa- « « ho*1'1 lf»*y used a m il my min. One Owner (’nr. Whon your grain la up, It’e an ovon etan4 from lonca lino to fanco lino. Harvoatlng la •aelar. An nvan How going through your combine rosulla In cloanor separation, moro grain. Look Into those Manaoy-Harrli drllla with tholr huakior construction, omalant height lift, front pro&auro tonmlon oa tho dlaca, and dopondabln center wad delivery. S«« ua soon for comploto datedte. “ Excellent original punt, Healer A Defroeter Radio Good Tirea. low mllrag* Fry Sal* Q y X V J Legal Notice green Lomotcry tn r.uirrpmo nn Several Into tnudel rum tnulnrl hi front orisinul tiwncru with very low mlletiKe ttctd. ti. The EnlortuiitB aehiKil will hrctn Wednesday illumine with the following facility: 1.. O. Dayman, Kentcrprinu, principal; Mrs. Wilke, Sanford, 1-1 and L’ml grade*: Mis. ] »chool in Daytona Beach Friday, i Tyinle Fulford, Enti'rpri*i\ Ird I Mra. Bertha L. Hardin and aona, h k i . un t.Ai'KV, grade; Mr,. Ileilhii L. Hardin, Kn- j William. Vernon and Wl»a, and ! trrpriar, Itl\ grade; Mrs. DaWv 8aia Nell went to toi h k i .u n ' i . ai ' kv , , i, .. «i (lunti. DeLand, Mh grade; Mis, I<laugnter <.HlnpAvillp Saturday where they drew rr<Mm».o u kimmk Itachrl llarle**, DeLand, *ilh I attended the graduation of their ■■■- * ' * " u*\ lx\v ' 1 ' “ ""'.'* giuda; U. fi. Thompson. Sorri’iitn. lhrothar.ln.lnw.' Arthur Parkar. Till timdi'; Miss Coleman, Stales* ; when ha received hla degree from IMS. in iiu* n r.m i I'mm r... n, hnro, (hi., 8th grade; Mr*. Julia the College of Law. Mr. Parkar'a Njnth fi.ii.is i uir.uh i.. .... i t,. , ij , . r j • i u . . J i H Wmintile I tMifily, I* ntrliln, lit t h.m W. Ilnwe, Enterprise, Uth grade , wlfe U the former Isouis* Hardin., cffw »„ „„it riini hkih. i v. m Mr*. Aletlin Evan* and dnoghler l M Sgt. and Mrs. Richard Lamb entltisit j a i ' k i .Ai ’ iiv , i.iiimir Norma have returned from their nml family of Tampa wer. ptl*tnVirrV,-;L V ,‘' ; ,X ' vacation spent ill North Cmollna guests of C. A. Henderson end I n * , „r iiivnrc* nanlust ,...i Terms and Trades :Z aim livuisis. I tH ill■Jy recen tly. I U 11 ■>I.e.* m> ......... ..... . Sylvia anil Shirley Davis of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Shell of V,1VminnVr"'^.,;'.' Dnylnna Reach are visiting lh>< I Miami spent Monday with Mra. ms. t h i s :uii .n,, „r a .k..*i . S hell*, rather. W. R. Dickln., > . i»«» , ________________ J '• I* II KltM ni\ I'lsrh nf Orculi I'l.int In Mexico, Brasil and other .ajCAt. r t , " f the American tropica. V«1o,,%r Y.V'rn/.i.mrr firrftlfR grow to one (o two Inches iti> Nurih mmi n m.#nf I in length ! Orlando. Florid* 10F • t imrk %fir**in«| IA II lunt llnnri •f pnw*t Ml fimlcH Noth naif ,, a Osteen News J A C K S O N V I LLI . Ju tt wlpn It on whorovor roochai, a n il, w afarbug* gather I Qukkly kill* oil crawl­ ing intact*. Colorlatt, odorlati. ond hormlaw, — tho cooling it •ffoctivo lor morn than o yaore 8 oi...89c n o t a c o n t a m i n a K u tn lit i i n g s p r a y ROUMILLAT and ANDERSON Walgreen Agency _____ FROZEN FOOD HEADQUARTERS 1-W-lSth St .........................Rhone 1318 Friday and Saturday Specials ROLLED, HONK LESS. FRESH POLAR BRAND Southern Dairies G REEN HEALTEHT PEAS ICE CREAM 2pts. 4 9 ^ 12 oz. 22^ Grade A HEAVY B E E F Legal Notice 2M&,of course, ife OUR HENS AND F R Y E R S A RE GROWN LOCALLY AND PROCESSED IN OUR PLANT GRADE A. DRESSED tt DRAWN HENS FRYERS tlkU, WESTERN IT 8 C v O U R • ■ • k ih Im u t Midi e la c lrlc 'o u y e » a r o c o o l e r by a c t u a l le i i i lo o , au to * malic Control* knap ynu out ol d*a luiclieo, in c o o le r p l a c o i READY READY • TO- JA K E CLOVER LEAP POLAR BRAND ROLW YOUNG. LOCAL (DRESSED A CUT UP) i . v M M i i a n m m 9 • p •n O o m t , no l o o t o» no burnt m a fc h e i lying n bou t . , , noth ing but la it. fte a n heat M a i n p o t-w Q ih in g C N I A P I R •flftitr, loo* JfOUf nvOfncje |«Kt f t ' t'lOFfO** • • • birevii th# hftlt ■* rrtktttnt*f|l»d v* (§41 lolfll boat >i ofudid And dno 4 fo’ ^et. (hi wteiro «1ichirtl|f '»*•. the tff*§r MAI U A n d f ALLAH A S S E f OC A l A �14 • '• IM.ammuh °f {ho Lctfis(tfturg yesler The Hpecl^!**^^ LogUftfufr convened yeMerHr DKWITT MACKBNZIK 1 J day for the exjiriMm JIHrjwf'v phrpw* of levying at taint* ^uU|UVv|wuw 155 ,000,000 AP Foreign 'Affairs Anatysl -Evwy ipresent indication 'fg in that the In addition*! Uxofl. .Eveiyi present indiCatlon only wn. Jib amount of money can be raised fa through a Hales tax collected by the. merchants and paid for by the rank and file of the |ieoplo. The argument in made that we muHt havo thin addition* a] taxation if Florid') In to continue to build more highways, if it in to continue to provide additional schools, if it Ih to keep on: providing welfare payments to |>eople who cannot take cate of theniselven. Governor Warren is confident that the Legislature will provide the additional funds. "I do not believe that many rcHponaibie citizens have vk«U thut the appropriation)) fur public nchools, for, bWfiVtayfl, D*r welfare, 1be .reduced", he said. *!We arm toda> Wjhg asked to invest money in Florida's futyugflOtir J a IHj (iloiwi amt# i» being tested'agniri as it hfiH irithe imst, and I am confident that the" overwhelming the Socialist it-u<i< hiajorify of this I.« gislalnre will Htand up and be counted problem nt whethei 0(1 tho Side Of progress". " ' ■" 1" " ,,l tho end uf I THl'HHDAY. BKPT. I, IN I " TODAY'S w e t * * v « m Many Ihlngs appeal to a ch aa being good that w»«H xr,j amt. outer people Mmatimaa f| that catostrophy U \ W,,L b* w a lk Wo are afraid that Governor Witrren’s confidence is not misplacifd. Ub Ichs ytrufig action in Immedlately tnkun by the groat body of Fjdrida »itizens. tlioy wHk'balsAiidlaii with an ndiliiionnftax burden which will keep thnm',ffnjrf)V('riHht:<l for yearn to come, f.very a.lditlonitl dollar have to* pay in .State taxes wH: la. just one d u l U r W w I i l c h tiiev will have t»i nu'nif nt, eroenriea n r elntMr.'r for ’*i nHv''eie“u<V,V‘ ihut thing* are tii'l ihev will t* inter A* th.lna» «*in » ,lnlSuch, r wii .trike.' me, "n ti" "" IM GJ. from u p rig h tly^—psa. W| problem witji' which tin in tin- U.H.A, Ax smell, lie repre• nil Hie Jloard of .Nutionnl . .. ,n ... Piulareh »i 1 ,* )1 ill* »*rrie thing Wti supposed to ire happening in the days of Pericles, 45Q years before Christ. "It 11 , , « {] pIMidenl seid- "And . .,. ul fl c i il vou are familial w ** is not true." Mr. Truman said the ns a generation h«e prospects r » unMM^'ed In 'J'*' history or world." He wod**tJ . ri i, "And what we wont to do l* *n!Pr,'?I,l* «U,|0,tMnk"that t* the sponsliillllles. l meeting, F "£pa| r « » B f o r this meeting. Hgerirfes. i. £LSg : ■ ' V / / ': * [ ; \ 1 \ >' / / * * • ' /V f ■ //. j K .7 ' / . | 7J ’k t * V kT'li.Li ‘ V m *. ' j 1 I ' songs and chamber music to aymphonic poumi, symphonies and \ operas. "Der Roreukavalitr” and f, \v t A'l'W his linpicssipnistic opsra "Sabane" me among his most popular works. , W.! > , P " was a musical prodigy at * . t he age uf four and began composvO * ’ -i't'JLramUMMl tag when h e ’was six. A t'IS hla Opus No," l, n "Featmarsch" f o f ■ oirhrstra wns before the public. ' ImpM-iisionhiii- expressions in U l .'u , ■lone Cmm which Sti anas composed 1 W 'y la middle life were the subject of ; He lived to *«* £jCV ' ! Inunv 01 hi» Innovations become r ;5K \ ’ n,m,»*t l,ommiiii|dii'e musical da- “ 0 sii Uukh! vails lot lints in th* Italian vlllssa of da Proclda bee suss sha In tha 1041 aiacUuu*. Mrs. 1a humorlatin joyously packa l i after hearing tha good 3aly tha algnatura of Presiruman was needed on a spaiigrasaional bill which would bar to return to Brooklyn r 7 children. (JnUrnationa') — —— - — coming Rirhnrd Straus*. one of tht world’u greatest contain porara composers, died today. He wai 8# III* genius ran the gamut of musical exprnssion from simple , His tone poems, "Til Eulenspls, m* i. ,/un i^uiaote, and , "Lion j Juan" are popular with symphonic ; audience* throughout the world* 1 Hi' composed "Hslome" In HM)« and produced the opera "Etektra" , three year* later. Both work* were widely known In America, "Toil Und Vrrklaerung," (Death And Transfiguration) a tone poem written in ItfhU I* regarded by many critics as one of hi* greatest work*. ! Unruh Given Test „»"fur viurlil, tcsatlaase resai Fan# Oa#| ,u» last director of .tba State llosnllal, said itltl this na- the plan it-to ; submit Unruh "to ' exhausltvs * psychiatric examine-1 tton ■ main to gat that lions. Such teats usually take from "We art )y," ha raid, six to sight weak*." i world _paaca "andi » Ta going to be a peace ■ If Unruh Is dsciarad sana he will be proud of, and under faces tha maximum penalty of f # i.... wldch w# can all live and pro- death in the electric chair under , IS separate murder charges. If g iesi." Mr. Truman said th# confer* i found Insane, he could ha cumshould -stress enc# ........... ........ way* of im-'mj|t*d to an Institution for life, t -----------------------------proving the health, mental «' | tltuds,” ami educutlon of young j wo xurk* are said to have persops. . . . . , mads the first cigarettes ever lie said he has been trying t« manufactured in America, In New get an educationalI program that york Clty will remedy the Whool and tench. _______ __ er shortage without affecting Th# worl<|.g r, CtlM (or iub. wai control nf the »^ool .y .; frm|f)|r t#mptra, u l-t |, l.ll.v cd tVIW. Tbll npparctftly was to be DO dserses bsiu.v ssro. ra. Tha Bahama Island* h, population of about 80,000. Dr. C. L. Persons O P T O M E T R IS T ‘ ■raa l u a l M l - u leas as IHta« Buescher Selmer Olds BAND IN8TBUMENT8 Ggtf Tar ma ill* Music Bux U 'R l H lu t u r e 33A tUnfard Avs. Pk. ISA. Banfard, Florida mini! 'Mu- Dcaiic-WurHi lalk. Simpler rcinlril, covered "in some wnye"; niiilcrlnl 11ii.i went into Hie rim -■ iroversjnl nicme lute. 1 Oaniils, ltalcl|.|i, N. C, iiuhlisber ami fArnier sdcrclncv to President | Kdnsevelt, Ims denied uny ronneetlnn with Hie Worth memo, , Blinpler said ImliiV th a t'at Hie I I'nlirdrehec will! Sk'otlli"*Mr, OkkriA* sni'id a I'uud Idl of the few milliitri. he iuol with us saving tie was f Ml fliimcl"* i epresantiiHvii in Wiedilhi.lmi11 '' Tile capHiin said lie met Deane nil ani> of cvcral aircraft carrier trip1- on whh-li Hie Navy trail: tlleiiiher-. uf I’ont'icnf and report­ ers him rulin'. tli> "dil hlr. lull Wn>. in n ihai everything worked wiiiirofIlls fui Ho- cunirressiileii and "fliCHiennuie In -<e!l them Nnva! aviation " d iiv ru in one weeknul. ni«y beloic llie yeai is nut. had they can’t be »P* in advance too? I’a lit uin Hanford Wrmd, examin­ er for Hie Naval cniirt, iiuicklv told flimpler "I ilun’t lielieve I’d go Into nil that ijetnil.” Aske.l wheilier the snhjeel mat *er of the liranc-Wnrlh talk was in nuv wav similar to Hie runlrnt 1 nf Ihe Worth memo, llic finplaio replied: “I would sav yes. In some ways." "Ill what wnvsT" Wood peraued, "Well, it Naval nil uni ion in legunrii to Hie fight for npproprlatinna lias coidlminllv reyolved irnunil Hid slrntegic unescorted Immher versus Hie enirier plittu ra " Blinpler said l.ieul. Butnuul P. Ingrain called lilm up and said Deane wauled an interview at Hie Nnvv. He said lie suggested Wurth Won't MHieat can't lie beat ssttn#d to Mm good in tha American Afnal*uA\Tennii linal* when Pan­ e l) o Ggntales d elralrj , T e d ^chrotder. Tht firs* set’.Went lo 14*18, which seems lo he in iudl •feme hind oi a tetmth They plnymi 32 game* before rilher id llirm l i l l ■ larva. Bui hchroeder fsssnlly •von the i l , and he won ihr nexl •IM too. with only one more to go M capture (lie title, Schroeder toil tha next ihire, 6*1, 6-2, (*-4. Thai U whaUfou call a evmfbat-k lor II. A r a r a t, hut "im liio niounnean aiiywhCvu un tlm iiluiuuii n rlB»8. In vl«w o f nil thin, tho ^ p o in ted i/ th e ir uffovla go ' ” k\\. Viojentc* Flares toad and vg vnrnlsH) walls a| plaster. school hi nevd of J bowavms h i t Ma lungs aifijnvolveu) tha stag) lOOO.Bhal is inoif'Jr'an ruosl A bcTg IN eMtHord lo^RqRi'That U High Set a t h S h4* l o . h t w I p U n l i l e The itev. Alcwyh L Ih'dRrts to decide (hst the younger g™ 'rl lieglnx Ids work today un field, re- lion is on its way lo ihe lower re' preventative fur tht; Synod of uions." tellwj he Igw: said. „ Kloridn of the Presbyterian Church- Then lie reralteci that he hsd 1 Iii-niu- 11* MU), ipiotlng lli-ane a* Miviug lie wimicd liiforninliim on ilnil Now Air Puree sitiiiiHon to ludp Joiintlinn flnuicls make up Ills mold udii'll.i-r lo accept appointmeld ns Rcrrrtnrv of Ihe Navy. lie said lie did il nl llcuiie's ihc e il, i.'lnycd i o him seen mi-hand, Humph In ilidc'l know linti1 tho Hill, stnrtl'il what llcniic had in ntaiiacleaplutei the |ieaofin«» and the pofMar iimignislioti, tveiypiir thinks l(pw dirndlul il was, wynls lo lynifi him womlci; why.,nther Maniacs wailing In do the* same thing can’t he appirhrnded in advance. But hr killed unlv 19 p*o- Ih# kwu* ,r<N|tor /•« “ll it cuiiormsry. as you know when ■ person becomes 50 or •lived in tic Hii- It .‘HI conlroversy inure t if'lil Iv lulu Ilie conics I b«Iwccii Hie Nnvv and the Air Korn1 uvei rIn-ii iival i IiiIiiim lo fields of wmi me tnd lie told uf niiiinKiug a iiieellng l.elwirn Worth mill Hep. the puriiicalion nf our liven ami Mteami. lo l.iiild enough hoipn.di to take care nf (he lick people in thi* country, or conlrihulc aid lo cducaliun. ipeiufs $379,00(1.000 m tlirre yean buying up potatoes »o that ihe piiie which' coiitutiicn have to pay will be fust (hat inin h higher. It im'l how much money ih# government spends llml luiilt M loTVit ease to niR.ll* tonne, gher if# palirnl dU in three four <ayii or |id*' well in a I ' o r two, But iW Infanlilo glnU Foundation Iff* iigured Mt that th# avnafl case for wtwlaaounlry coiR® ,000, and | (I .,■UautS rtaa. Fags »ae| Hum III Ihe huge humber. VYuctb wji" Husjiendrd from his lull us tper-Ul nsslslnut to Hail Kimball, umleritcrelury uf Him N'svy, nflnr lie nrkiiuwledged in Ilii* mnvrcfslcuml bemings tluil lie wiuic Hid memo niifi(r«iliiK fraud nud poliliri In the ll-ltil pingiam. < nplain Klmpli'r’t. leslimmiy Save numry cnmigh .Uuiuavuic. tor PanchoTJt | H-.m Prohe Our (nvrrnmenl, winch Joem't au lnliiollile 1- iiuiiiIiiiiI ioiihI If Florida's various Style agen­ cies would rpcitd half •) imp ii time leading la buiinci^.ai limy spend lending out political fim|»alands asking fur more money, they wight be able lo grl llieir work done on redurrd budgeli. h iltlis ia l Bh' WASHINGTON. Sept. S—<>P) j --President Truman raid today il 1 i» not true that the.younger genera* lion "is on it* way lo the lower1 regions." ! • The Pretidenl tpoke informally 1 to a committee lie appointed to plan the mid-century While Houie conference1 on children and youth not «■ "«' ih work of the Home Mi ion. i.ourn’il of Norlh Amcr lea, the Mlodcnt Volonlier Move, u»nt, ami vaiions oilier inlsrde' Great Britain hat just concluded •0 agttcnienl to buy 1,000,000 longt ton? of grain , I k iib , Ruiiia. That i one way of solvliii the doll.. . M ‘.U . Sited 5)0 «| 50.000 fin'l it too prthtndtd To Lower Regions .... * of Ilfis church, with ita head■pinrlern in New Vork City, and the Hoard of Christian Education m Philadelphia. He also carries certain other adminislrntivu repoh-dbilitIe* renre-eullnip * 1, . ermreh throughout the state. Mr Iluliei t* comes to this responslbliity from tha position of Associate Administrative Secretary of the llnnrd of National Missions, ICfl Pifth Aver...... New York, where lie liun served for the past eight vino, Jo addition lo Ids ilenominan-oul responsibility, be has been tefiiUlure i* confronted* today i how to oxtract more coin from tin peoplat potketbooki without tli«i knowing it. ‘ I• p fi, R ichard Strauss, TheCotnpeser, Dies Of Heart Disease The Special Tux ^eeaioa,.... ■‘i'h t H an fo rd H e ra ld Mrs. W3 >*** >F<sm Fate One) pension •' lwneflta. The company itrance hall aaya the averxHv hourly wag* fa ingy and the. 91.78.' . Walla In tho1 Vattarc-, ............ In which WI1(V„ ay's_ outbreak •o show tha about . B00 club-bearing dtmenJtratora anawnni o union "call htPUght a warning from Governor Dewey, Th* Oovarnor termed th* mass rally, whlah- resulted in Injury to L L i IT Fopndalum, »M why H •trmitdrJ H*r»'W W lllhl ^ „ , _ dla ‘ " M i f f P f Ttit%qAr*nth •W % h th havr lie* clubs,qbfi the m i 9M # Junior Chamber of am looking fonUnr to Oh Me* seams to favor a sales programs and tha Junior If |*galUrd gambling, If th* Kroilcs, Tho room hat a •MM is dalermiiMi^o Isvy n*m> form of UMpam „W# outjlrsajj o f d p H M t | ^ 0U> hauat the tioniil umandmant to rapaal tha prohibition against a. m ats incoins lax. , ,, Heps, Dunn of Dixl# npd W<>t* it*hy uf Uliarlotta also proposed doing away with . th* constltuHutiiii prohlbltlun against a Stat# income tax. Howaver, thalr propusni would tax only parson* whose Income* exceeded 99,800 a year. .Senator Hhtvera of Chlplay sent in for quick Introduction a five-bill tax prqanm built alu ind a 3 MfcenW genera) sale* lux. It w asJd M Jsr In prinelpi* but i)lffereftl*P ;tetn ll from pro­ posal* of Umz Housa-Henat# lax studjf nmmRlaa. Bhivara proposed that the salsa tax has* M n* of th* axaption# for food, clothing and rnadidn# 'Becnuse they’re drf^Mg one of our trouble-free ■a# him. Church lUsaHwH Pesos Pooa sine* church superiors and would miner sacrifice higher pay nr other heM* fits from the state than give up thalr freedom of rellrirm* nctlon. Thalr statement aaidi "The cler­ gy declare that they will accept from the hands of their free and thair church appointments only rnrastrlctad church auparlora.v , Archbishop Joaaf Bernn, the ni* tlon’a Catholic primate who aqya h# has bean Interned In hi* prague palace since Juno IB, ond hla mV hops have already condemned the nhhplr'.' Thomas Davies, famed Niivy flyer, was recalled for furtbavvquaiilonlpg on a mafliitc ip tMUfrUirn Apr. 13 with lilgna A»#nW*elur#f CllFmi !.. Martin. * Ha said hi* impn'»sion afler the Martin would decide on Informa­ tion pbout the program tu he supplied to Henntor. Tvdlnps (D-Md),' chairman of the Senate Armed Borvlrea rommlltee, "W as It informallim like ap­ peared* later lii.lh u anonymous document T" Wood naked. ventory tax. . Ha also propofi tlgaratta to flva cants a package, and give cities what .la* tollsatM within thalr limit*. Rep, Lantafl of Dado had a bill to do1 almost tha anraa. Bo do** the Joint tax t oommlttao. sxcapt that tha mathoda of htekbaak r "in my opinion, ye# air." Davies to th# cltiaa . and •ngoJfNMats The court him called Martin for for citloo to ' mit local property taxa* are dtff*#*at Ui the throe th* afternoon. session. measurae. ■ V ,, * Like the ru x ^0inatltt**| BomFish Rodeo iposed law. They said It would (or Bhivara proposed devoting tha a restriction op religious fr#f* seventh c« *t.o f the.g*4oUM tax lOMtlSMl f ' s * Pen*. Fiahing Ine.vCWcamp, III,; In thalr protest statement, th* powe^|^B7|M|aa ▼arioui avullakla to him td M H W a T j* , COME LOOK AT’THESE PONTIAC '48 DELUXE 4 DR Hydramatlc 8 . Last word in driving comfort. Oood-a«-ntw car at graat saving in prlct. Bring your tradvin or ah#k- I boring wmmnnitlea." It was Dewey'a second' admoni- .^ n,TG“ “ !SvV\ ^atjv.; S Obarmay! Among othara peasant war* P*jji SI larso iiV raoker poise will b# leorga Btlna. Gaorca harg* of tha supply V. Gaaaa la chairman oparationa. Oharlaa t supervisor of Urn imo Gommlaaiop Is «oaant*d. ahw ather u_* •. T-Vri OtliM Low-goat n u M t �■■rfIMni i; imp T— »»l / f i ^ ’ • i> And Personal Activities HONJA TR IE S AGAIN NEW YOHK, Sept . S—GP)— SomJ m llcnle, blonds skating «tar, end Winthrup Gardiner, Jr.. so­ cialite end aviation executive, plan to he married a week from today. THUKRDAY It will be the second marriage M in Josephine Jones secretary «f ths Woman'! Missionary Union f*>r Ml*» llunle, and the fourth of th i Florida Baptist Convention fur Gardiner. The T. E. L. Cltss of tin First Uaptlit Church will meet at tin­ CORRECTION horn* of M il. W. L. Blouden* The Herald regret! the omliMire, 601 Elm Avenue, at 7:30 wlun of the numo of Mrs. H. M. IVurce from the Hit of hoateiaea P. l l The V. F. W. Ainitial y w ill . for the meeting of the Fidelli g n u t l at the Legion Hut at M:00, Cluaa uf the First Baptist Church M, ' I "Id at ths home of Mre. J . P. The Semlnola Kebekah I.odg llolticlaw, 1016 Elm Avenue on No. 43 will meet 111 irgulni ms I up*day even in g . siott at 8:00 I’. M. in the Odd Fellows Hall. Visitors welcunie hit mix is urged to be prcivnt. i oe; Circle No, 0, Mrs. j , E. MunFMlDAI m i . Clmlrman, with Mrs. W. R. The regular Townsend Meeting J ' linings, E, Eighteenth B tre o t; will meet at 8:00 1*. M. There will Clide No. 7 Mrs. I.eon Walker. mm r*ow*(t» whil ^.<1PAeliltti.sil i I’listietitiiH M'iik %(•dm f]^iftprsa Evsty1ro.lv Is welcome. Too by, 201 W. S ix t e e n t h S tr e e t . Ths Adults Sunday school clum 8:00 I*. M. Buslni'se Woman’* of Bsardall Chupell will hold theii ■ iide No. I, Mrs. C. M. Boyd, * monthly covered dish supper Fri­ * liuirmun, with Mrs. A. B. Piterday evening at HittO I*. M. on. Hidden Lake. SATURDAY W. M- U. Circles of the First The Banfurd Tourist group wil Baptist Church will meet at 3:30 meet Saturday 7:30 I'. M. ui the P. M. ui the following jdaeea: Tourist Center for a full evening Circle One, .Mrs. J , D. Cordell, of entertainment, Mi n Nancy Dob­ -Til'll Elm Avenue; Circle Two. bin* !■ In charge of tide and Mi Mt*. Joe Wright, South Sanford and Mrs. C'haile* Sbepley the n- Avenue; C lide Four, Mre. C, A. frcshmsnts. Execlltlvo Hua i .1 Wlilildon, Rosalia Drive; Circle m^tla Monday at 7:30 I1. XL Viet Five. Mi*. J . A. Cunningham l't20 Myrtle Avenue; Circle Six, tors Welcome. Mi*. R. T, Thoinav, 203 Maple R) MONDAY Monday: 3:30 I*. M. Circles of Avenue; Circle Seven, Mra. A. J . tha Women of thv Pivabytritan I'rierson, West First Street. TUESDAY Church will meet as follaws: Ch­ The Women’s Bible Class of ela No. 1. Mis. H. A. Cobb, chair­ man, :wltn Mrs. J . W. Mato, Laki Fli»t Baptist Church will meet Onora; Circle No 2, Mrs. K. W. Tuesday 0:16 P, M. for covered Fite, chairman, with Mrs. Chart** dish supper at home uf Mrs. CharLnwtW), Cameron Avenue; (’li­ leu Forrester West First Streat. cit No, 3, Mre. L. 1. t’rarlei. Gump I) will lie In charge. The Pllpt Club will hold Itl Chairman, with Mre, I.. I. Flu­ tter, Cclety Avenue; Circle No. 4 dinner meeting In the Tourist Mrs, C. C. Hendr.tion. Cluitimmi, Center at 0:30 P. M. •f with Mrs. I). C. Howai.l, tin' ttuk The word, meander, comes from ” Avenue; Circle No. A. M*. A It McRansy, Chairman, with Mr* the winding Maeamlsr River of John Iviy, 'JfiOl Grandview Ave- ■intern Aula Minor. %Social Calender T ll.iiilde Feature plus “END OF THE RIVER” Starring Helm KI DI ) Il l s UND C K l.». A L W A Y S I'H IT .' EVALEEN ANNOUNCES THE REOPENING OF HER BEAUTY SHOP all new Permanent Wave Huppllea and coamatlca. 1111 Celery Ave, Phone 786 W ith . ' * Never Before! A Greaseproof Waterproof Heutproof k FLOOR COVERING IN TILE FORM 1 Iaa(ailed on wood or concrete. It'e tha anaitni ------------------------------- ; ||n, M mi|,rKBv of nlnk rosebuds- } . Friends of Mr. Hutson Redd will • j| le inide wa* lovely In her re/rret to learn that be I* in tl» ,,f white moire taffeta fashOtlver General Hospital in An |„nf(t wm, u |rt.,th» over th e ' gusta. Ga. where he is undeigoing a|,mdders. a minniilsette voke and r minor operation. : |f,„„ *lreve* which were pointed .............. 'over the band* He'f-rovr>ed h’*l- ' Call Today for F m Katlmatin \ Dakota Mllin, and Kan*a* rin-) • tfis-s. wa* gowned *n a Navy li'm snent three week* visiting i»lu | .... . n,|„i wftli Navy and whltJ live*. ......... rie* and wore a corsage f,,' ,1,,., > < (< i w m tt. Mt*. I. ,,| I. (• „« ,„ .-tieum*ei Hied thinking. doesn't tiki iIn-movie*— oi doein t h , Jk and DIXllUKEAM DONUTS . . i Ihinutk Fresh Duil.v P a lm e tto D o n u t S h o p COR. ol Ird & PALMETTO m TONIGHT FRIDAY What happen, alien r^eWgfeSoes to College happen shouldn't to a college I i li.iu. la j ^ ) R C A B T l t O N — S I I O B T 8 . t 1 I I I . D B I . N I N D I 'tT 13 F K E M i C o i n l i l e t r S h o w * 7 : 1 5 A 9 : 1 5 . I t u i u Hr M o o n " M O V IE S U N D E R T H E STA B S" ,» ANfORD - ORLANDO HIGHWAY HARR1KTT ANNOl’NVKS THI’ ADDI-" TION Or MRS. KATUKRINK.InllNSONJ TO HKR lUOAl’TY NOOK. M ia . .I.iliiia o n , u D in n e r >u iitn tT t K iel,** h a s .spent 15 y e a rs in Ml Hint. 7 y to rs n* a shuj) f i\v n « r ,j a n d 8 .vents in other M eanty a nlin i* M i* .lultneih'l h * 8 , j h u d e x te n s iv e tr a in in g in a ll p has e* >>[ Meanly w n rk u n d e r s k ille d m l iota During Septeinher, only y\e ure otlei n« a redlictuin of 01.611 lu 94.011 mi til I’rrnt nielli* eN.epl I randilsed Wavea. , .tiel'ue will legUlet |,v. p,ofe*... , Ut „„ • 07" A h,c ' LfoJi,,^ ........1 •«" »*"l' the march r. , , , , , K- 1 ,0 the m. tot to >■ u 1be people like t|ie biM rom im wore a > f'1".' stuileut*. tu­ |nt will) white ' -, K' F*’1*!">**'**. » B !'*• ■ bv rnembei* uf the County ....... accessories and a .... .. uf pink j ‘" i " " ” 111 «ri»iiielis*n mission on bring the falliei nf n n ,»elnpi* jlnogiam before classes begin. five and three quarter pound baht v .... option followed the cere- l r ' K ............ . " , .1,,,,rl " ,OH girl, Lillian, wlm was hem on v (|| a,„,es which " ‘"J l'l" ,u' scheduled. Aug. 31. !w«* decorated wl.h white glaril-l .......... ''mleut*. ........ 34 teiritoile* und ID *; - -~ — ..lose* and nalnts. The bride'* table stale* iiml was coveted with a eiilwotk white fm.'igo ...unitie*, ate native* »f •'nen t'lotb mol cenleted with e l.illmnmn, Italy, Iran, Aio.lt m, It.. IInnil, Neu Zenlaud, tloee tiered weddilo’ cake tupped Jmlva H ohU'hhch T o ■ with a miniature btldn and oroom 1'..ml 11ml I'rrclioslovnklu The • "liege year will foimullv f< , ----------1 and elicit eh d with fern and tubeween with 11 ciiiivucatlnii *ervlre Mra. J . H. Lee wa* hn*tr** «t „ evenln, Hept, 211, In her home on West First Street The cake was served h« Mr*. D. Thmulny Monday afternoon for the meet- « .....t Mr*. E, 11. Bollera. u I, II I1 I 11 auditorium. [’lesltlellt i n g ' o f Circle Three of the W, S. Mr*. John Dllsaver. Jr. und M*s li" well 1.1 ay llniu will addle** C. B. of the Methodist Chinch. Flovd Dll ver presided over the the (utility and student body. | Mre. W. L. Clark Wae co-hnstesa. | punch bawl. ] During the business session After spending same time wDlj I piVilrted over by Mr*. Lee was tlielr etiesis the rottolr left tw > 1 / F e l l WOIIKKHH GO decided to have ■ market basket n ueddlnv trln through the smith H i I ’.N IV F H H IT V sale at the October tweeting which em nart of the state. For trav"1 I'll Vt.UK i/l'i The Cie.-h g>.) ■ will be hfhl ut the home of Mr*. Imr Mr* Earle chase an emia »"•' pm ee** of pilnlilug J. E. McKinlsv on Magnolia of tmnlcal material with brown ............... Avenue. Mr*. 'W . J. Davlu nee- *r.■ "••<>)(** The" are now resldlm W e i k . i * unit t h e c h l l d t e n u f w i l l It rented the devotloiptl* and Mr*, at 312 South Broward Stteel n " l - i.li. ml t m u n l v e i s l t v s t u d y o p i n i i t i n o l v h a * l i i m i g h t *0 l i o i i It F. Cole, presldnet of the Ted*ha*see. tVamen’s Hocitl* nf Christian Mrs. Eurle was graduated ft"'" d te . i ttp lie iiltim i. f i o i e w . o k e i * i m h'ervlce, wm welcomed as a vlsl- Kellerllnn* Hlolt School In ' ‘H ’ ' l e " > » l e i in. T h e y e m i q o n t i f v tor I attended Florida Bout hern I oiler* 10 . i i t e t tin- n n l v e i » n l e - n i t e r o n l " Following tbs meeting refresh- In Lakeland for two vent- i"" i i t u t e n i p i e p H i I liirt I t i i l l o a i i l r mints Were served to the follow -: Wl II attend Florida Slate I T u t* .- P t i p a i n t l i . i i w m i l i l 1.' q u i t e s e v i - i . i l M .i*l n f H ie e a iiilliln le 1 I sltv this Fall. Bhe taught <l» V e i n --------------------- _ ----------------- I third grade at West St. Alien*!)".1 r i m i e 11. on th e m i n e * , u g t i c u l l u i e School tlurlng the past school v"»i i m 1 t e e l n o . n l t i a . l e * Mr. Earle wa* graduated ft. " Seminole High ^Hchool of Sanfm l Hl*f Mm n. 11 III euus nf Mot gnu and from Florida Boitthern lege In June, 1B41). Ho plan* •*> d" City. I n : Mi mot Mi* Floyd Dll graduate work at Florida 8'«" ■ avei mol ilnughlei. MiucIh of Siiuihpt.il, N. C.j .Mr*. E. MonUniversity this Fall. Out-of-town guests were M■ vlli Ml. nml Mi*. It. H I’etersou and Mra. John Dllsaver, Jr., mm of Ei-tniiinllnn; Mr. nrnl Mr*. John, Kill* mol daughter Jane of JuckKiinvllle: Mi und Mr*. I’uul Bey1111I1I* of .lack*onvllli. Heueli; Mrs. Idrs. David, Mrs. J. M. Hayr». Willimn S. Emb- Si. mol duogli Mrs. K. U. Kilpatrick, Jr.. Mi* ier*. the Mt**e* Viiglnla and Mnrv J. O. 'Lanty, Mrs. E. H. Uney. Eorle uf Smifoid: Mi*. Ditvltl RIRTH ANNOUNCKMRNT Mrs. A. C. Starks, Mr*. M K Earle mid chlldten of ttviedo; Mr. Mr.I and Mrs. Jack Armstrong1Strickland, Mrs. C. A. Ponder, and Mr*. Bielnev C Miller of Ifinnwimouuca |h* birth uf a aon. John 1 Airs. John Vaughn, Mrs. Cole. •Ilia: nml Mi mid Mr*. Bill Adams Frank, on Bept. fl at ths Fsrnald Mrs. W. P. Fislds, Mr*. Clink of Gainesville. I Laughton Hospit a l . _______and Mrs. Lao._____________ m ('offee ( till 071 V ui N Park „f _ .. -- ---------------- . RADIO STATION W.T.R.R. ■ no t In y nn 5 <k snn r 11a <>in liio ’’ :nn ‘MS * SO V 4» H 100 libOl •ml* I li «0 it on Jj JjlJJ u'no UHlfltV \y e-tei 1. luroli.it** S' ew * U e»t I ell Ismb.llrr Ttie 7 .. el.irh el,ill Mew* I'.qiiilm .)lll*le Mi. iiiIiin llev.iltmi* .)|>,inte 111 Mu*le ■ Vorlit ut Sine )l"menu, of Meitllntti.il l',>|oilnr Mii*lr Aligrl* frill I" treuil l’ ln t'|. fuiaite A II.,* A flirt a Must) Otil New Itnrriiweit lit 11v Hri-lieatre a Htiir M.irnlliK Vuilelr I M,,*le tbiw.kll Wm lit ,11 N.i. iU Mini qiiit, fiq.ulur atm Ij.l In Am* 1 Ifnua Mnele.lt Vi.tletl#* Tin- ItaptiM Ilnur Mm None ll.meli Tmlug'* Hu.* lilt* A It.-..liIn** Vioir Mentnrv Mm.g* M.i*te t.i.Vfi- I'r.ikrum lief nr e Ih* line f'nltlt* tty lt*ql!**t The Itl.ylhiii It.inr The Uriah! Mini I Nsw* Twi-t.iie tti.ng* Kn.irt* I'ur.. it*IMnuh Khnri aim* Orlfilna mi n Uiiiiul ft 1me* fur u i.mly Fopular M11*. 1■Kernnte* hv .'urle Varlsly Hall Meet the Hum! Night Kdll|..|i Variety Mimic Adventure* In Trnvd It's Daneellnm apart* Kina I.f Ituy ----- lMimic * ■ fopular ttnllsd Naiimi* Claadral flooventr* Now* Turntabl* Time Mldnlaht llsndrtv.i ua Nswa Hlon Off those popular U lillu rU M s.oileu# I t a lu r . . Was* tht M still'It lull »#|uc» |i wtdilrwiilllD •1**1 Inib g I MmI# I Wliitf flUll ft llll Ivilli lltUHrl ilolltg mitsTls itl4ltl ■*u.I lu lk l r id n»i<ii«U 441I441 4 Inc* mill (Iff)/ lu«ni. 1hi»« Uutuu* ililrlg lutit Harmli (»'• i)o«,k*l* «nu MowI»f« | u lit| fr its 1 t g' oi ul hwf tibutfi •*#<*! *" S I/4 'k 2 In 12 1.79 to 2.50 E HOYS’ LONG IKS SPECIAL CLOSE OUTS FRIDAY & SATURDAY IIK Ib C h ild re n * (fti M a t in * * * - 4tlc t * » n l u | - 44s- Phong 1679 J -': h. •; Bojette, Mt*. .1. E. McKinley. 111 «l»«i■ . loin to ivaitie that J" ,v ‘"'Jh Lond.pdst. Mi*. .). C. |pe.,ide «<• to tin- movies to be «nDavis. -Mi*. C I* lleindon, Mis. J intmued t.n.i not to have their Wnglit, Mis Maigmet Graham,evelnow. lifted Miss Maigniet I.. Kduaid*. Mn*I’ve uem Inrii able to make up Vets* Woodcock amt MU* Be*«ie " " miod nbethel Gils highltrovr Will TODAY AND FRIDAY ! £ f'l( ( *- r i'lplng Hot i'Z’ Z8S Ilk. |ico|ile coveini .1 good picture und pass ad from a two wesk* vacation at ; shilt ended in a train___ , It is omiiimv bow people dinBt. August ne Bsach a* the gur*t, fingeiliu veil of sheerest illuelon ...... * .,111 ilie word along a* it by grupevltif of Mre- Robinson's daughtci. Mi* f,n from a Incoming coronet uf ; J i J U e W h l t l U T H L Anderson. •red pearls. She carried a white a* * \1gv„r»4 l l * s l t ; i * L * i N" " " " T ' "f tuofesslonal critic. Bible touped with n white purnlv; I 'l l l I U r iv IO U Ill I I O l y O K t i*m. ......I . . bad .an «bake tltelr I in.lot ..I view If 11 tew ptofrsslmv Mrs. E. 8 Hockey wa. memo throated outbid, showered with panted by MU» Avis 8len»li..io white tuberose* and white satin V..1 0111 II n o * V ,1 U . . 1,1 let ie».-l* I'l.o U lirouitwuv plav, and Mis* Melbnrn Cunningham of , t . , „ Mrr, 1 • V 1 11 , 'be rlmma- a,e Hie play fold* up. .............. .... [iy Hut Winter Haven on a tour of South 1 Mra Dllsaver the brtile’a mo* " Ml-* .lane K. Wbltlier of 7l)2 „ MODERN FLOOR SURFACING *7Cci(f ‘ ,'Jf Mre J N Robinson end Mi**[tnlu adornsd the gown from the Zachary. Pearl Robinson R. N. hav* leturn- v„ kr bottom of the Dill; V e r s a - T ile 181 W. UI. St. r*u « n. hu.in... :-------------------- rr~ W hul .Mpre could you; w » n t‘f lit Erir Johnston fFot Hot. Thant**) Mrs. L«*t\ Clark Arc Circle “ARTIC MAN HUNT’ •VLg ■ 'H c V ...... ......... ber rv was congratulated Tuesday U|HV ,|l(. „ LAST TIMES TONIGHT f ■ Hollywood In the Ancient City Baptist i Hr*. J . B William* presided, EDITOR'S NOTE: Erie JohnChurch In St. Augustine, Mile Bel- ovei the builne** *e**lun of the Mg tv Ruth Dllsaver. daughter of Mr. Daughter* of Wc»lvy Cla** of the ■on I* president of the Motlea Aoxorluiion of Amortand Mra. John M. Dllsaver, be- Flr*t Methodist Church which met picture re. representing the major film, came the lirlde of William Slade I at the ela»« room on Tuesday eveu- producing organisation*. Karle. Jr., aon of Mr*. William S. |»ng. HOri.YW ntlt) Sept. H—(>P>— and ...» the late *■ Mr. Mi*. r., K. t\ Wlllium* the r f j Q f f f t / A Earle r.aur nnu ■>• K e rle jJJ"! ...m, „ iiiiimis gave w n » ____ |Sumlav afternoon. Aug. 28. The \)#v„ tlxnal, smlng a* her nubjer t Few peopl.. ui«. neuti al-mlnded ,, .al.mil the m.illiiii plctuie. By coit. i Rev. William II. fhirlwell of the *.*rilv First Kromeiilcal Congre* lrn*t. the *tale Ilf the Huge, liter0 . W. Austin of Orlando .pent i firs t Baptist Church of Brookr-10f , ht. church of uf Ji'i umilmi. The yesterday in Sanford. yllle officiated at^the^aervlce whit |scriptrss*■ wo* tn■k e n f m m ti n * 17 aline, i mil11 nr even the union It­ self semcelv whip* up a flutter took place at 4:31) P. M. )• nerformed i ch5!’lel I nf I'scitrniem Guy D. Wood of Belle Glade, before ^ n ^ a 'lla r ^ I’ uP«5, h 1*■ , New ban k e0d-*l". ^ Npv' officer* " * r|cer» fa. foi the year were l Critic* <*f the motion picture formerly of Sanford, was h n r on tiHliud ami liiihtrii white t»p#T* IIR Min. M. K - chu \h» muuhh paiuiiuned into business yesterday. fi; ;r.duMl.d ? .n d l b r a .nd (T s -, f t - l-nd ........ lent; Mr*. M. L. |“A" and -IF ’ vm Jtle*. The perilkit* of while gladioluses * * r# W' igbl. vice president; Mrs. I , It. i» the l.^offlre. Dr. and Mra. Orville Bulks *n.t pieced on each *lde of the alter. Hmtlifl.*ecretuiy; Mrs. W. t . i The "A c.m . plonk down hi* thres sons returned Monday I nun .Mi5 Arthtit M«nury rendRrcd Nriurr, tiBUMirer; t«n«t MIm Thel-1 fiiniuT »t tin* wlmlow. Iff pay* f,n the privilege of punning the thalr vacation In the Smoky n program of nuptial imteic. Mrs ma llununoiid. teucbei. Mountain* and Missouri. George Tedder *ime •‘Recause" by )li*. I. M. Ho-* ..f Grant*. N. movie* U l»- le.-l* ... tndlne.t Like -----------1 n'Hardrlot and “ Always" by Dv- M„ n l. iinei membei Hint teacher | baMdiell fun. tie tin* purchased Mr. andMra. Henry Wight and ing Berlin. “Tin- Flower Souv" Lv m t , wn* welcmed «* a *he nghi ••'( off steam, three childrenhavereturnedlinin' Lange wa* softly played during , i.o lt..-.te**i* fm the meeting , * " i n . - me letter*. I.ot* or New Smyrna Beach wheie they lb« ceremony. . . . . . L.| m o C. II Winn. Mi*. J . E. them. 1I " " u “'"■ F " * ^ rl David M. Earle, brother of the I iei , " mV ;." L M l'y ie, M »! \ '" ,V .T ' spent the month of Augutt. bildegronm. served a* best mail J (j \\ Halley amt Ml** .Mary * ",l„ '‘''"d wbut he say*, mill ushers were Ed Dllsaver, w_Mj l I un-fnllv lie counl* He s more Dr. and Mra. David V Hick* ..I Orlando were the dtnnei guest* ... . Vdtiin« nf Gainesville Mr. and Mra. J . E. Danes* at (heir I* Th„ who keep* us tvhelted with ambl l.rlite given In marrlag* by . nnd leport* uf nfficei* lefiesb#D hunt* on >ii *b u u in „.i .< “ *”* oiiiri- iioo e |>lcluie* lie her father, had a* lire her *.»•* only -■ *J.. • \ . tendnnl her *|»ter. Ml** Virginia ' nk' i like* mol lewei in- dnesii't. Mrs. Jean Adam* ha* irturnnl . . i)i|,«Vi.r Miss Dllsaver worn Mi*. J. I*. Thuimuml,Mr*. W ., Tin "II itir i* u*ually an Infrom Houston, Tex. where «he ' „llWn fashlioied In a stvle slml* A. Hunter, Mr*. E. C. Wtlliums, tellretuul ulm think* it fash* visltad with her father, and other 1■a. ... that of the ........ bride. .It. was 1 II. " I.nney, ■ -...... Mr*. - J.‘ H. " An* “ ‘.................. " down ‘...... “tils................,*1 _____of__Mi E. ionuble to look nose with‘ point* In Texas whare she spent a„ llB marquisette over taffeta dersmi. Jr.. MU* Ruth llund, »» "» biglibiow *uperljiritjf about eight weeks. with wide bertha over the should- Ml* II. A.Futrell. Mi*. Dorothy1,1 i""tlo o c „f ma** atipeal. He --------------- , , n * short sleeves, full skirt anJ We*l, Mr*. W. L. Harrison. Mrs. 1 1,11 ......... w"«* * wrong Mrs. J. 1. Horton ................ „ .| f covered button* to the waist, b . tjjn,,,,, 8i Shinbolser.''*',h >'Ut lie rarely Horton and guests Mr* Albei* w„ ^ elbow length glove* of Mlp H „ .. ........... Ml, j Dunn and Miss F.lUabetb Duim of „mrqul*ette and an uff-tbe-facs W,i,.all|| ,. . j.liw|u,„i I ** IdcUne* overloaded Gainesville have letumed ft out >|)nt with open nuwn of matertal ,. fti.ine* Mis BovI '* 1 1 ''rodonni messages and Miami. tha* matched her gown. She car- Tl ,t, M|, u white M,» L " ........... .. ttlhbuid f'aiselberiv of ('n**.‘l SA N IO K D O R L A N D O MI) T U R N ON T L A t Ifc A I TH E F LA SH IN G A H K O W , H e tty R u th D ilH R iM D im /;lite rs O f W c it le y 1 W e d s W illia m E R r k M et 'T u e s d a y N ig h t ! Telephone Carlin Palmar Ray— S o ciety Editor < ■ PAG* B A y*0«E <W*ALP, BANPORD, J M B M MEN’S SUMMER TROUSERS l^ iC f /2 Prick Poll *aP d rrot THESE INCLUDE 98 to 1,95 *3 # — SPKC1AL ATTRACTION — All wool Curlue Summerhavena odd trouain trounin left from 2 -panta aulta, original values Up to 14.06 Gnbardlnta in Tana, Btuea, Orey» valuaa un to 14.06 and 16.96 Rayon Slacks, valuea 6.96 - 7.96 (No alterations) ODD LOT SPORT 8 HIRT8 , valuta to 1,95 WALT DISNEY’S Tras-Uf* Adventure Only 1.98 P U R C E V' 1 Th«sg wtll tailorod, ntutdy Longlga of Corduroy and ' Cotton Gabardine ar« designed “to take it*’ from theloginning of fichopl right to thg gndj Agvs .IL.tJmi 12 .L1 �^1 Sbaugneuy Series It Tied With St. Auguittae, Gainesville Victories U Viclqjy by the S t. Atl|y»tine Sainli over Daytona Hearli. 3*2 and 2 GainrivilJe landslide over ihe Palatka A u leai last niithl evened lip the count in the Shaugneny play-off series at 3-nil. Don Vlke on hit hntXe around* pitched ihe Saint* to victory, while t e Islander*' Wally Ga ddu was the loosing hurler. The icore wat tied at two-all in the eighth when the Snitili got three • u le i off (laddis, with H ank*"------ -----------------I ivl*’ elnul bringing home tha Dav tuna Heath II: St. AuI •>u"tlnfi ■ HB~c.rf (isddia t. vtke f ‘ ^ th r8 ln M“ third b , 8 0 —by Oaddla 0, Vlko a. WP linp. Vika. PU-Demma. U - Buck, Bo The 1*xltttdcro aenred id the Ural rowy and J,eltx. A—1.422. T—3 :U* vlth Lltchen's aln*Ie alni inie with aend (ialnexvllle All It II ft A r Rocker home, and tallied Allen, III i 2 it 4 aln In tho third InAlng when Collin*, 2b II 2 erling, who had singled, went Rivera, rf I (i :i homo on Viko's wild throw, ■j 0 n I’llHi*, rf At Palnlka the U-Men pounded ,Ivy, vy )r 1 II I If the grpat Htilgado, alxn tho offer- iiui'i,„ ;ii , I it 2 Inp* of Barskl and Aabrldgo, acor- 1 ui.. ' „ :t a r, Inn alnm.l at will. Seven Aaaloal ,, n n 1 aIry # or*i contributed to I tho a 0 m »*i»i ft debar ♦ *• Io. i "u/olkcr Rl* i r * c ................ ***!« * *iUL i | Alt* il lI**ir ti lo .teamed to hold tha P alatka1a ii o • nger* to right wall aenttered a7 H i. Palatka AH It II O A Tonight’* name* will* find the Benito, 2li 4 0 2 .1 II 8|!nt* at llaytona Ranch and Pa* Tahli, 31, 6 (l 1 2 1 Arroyo, If 3 (1 0 3 n r dated to compete for McLeod, rf 6 1 1 3 0 of aaveh nama daelalon. Maturek, cf 3 It 1- 0 n A tUl WINNINO the national arnodff hr o lfff fw Moyer, lb 1) 12 2 leur tennl* chnmplonihlp for lha % P All R H O A Urleve, sa 4 (1 1 2 0 second lime, Richard (Poncho) 4 0 1 1 1 Curroles, e 2 1 1 3 0 (Jon/nle* ol I-ox Angelo* I* em3 0 0 0 0 Salgndo, p 0 0 0 II 0 hraced by hi* wife at tha Poreit lloiHkl, p 1 0 1 II 2 milt, N. Y.. atadlum. Tha 31-yenrfl trllng, lit 4 1 2 0 0 Aslnidge, p 2 n 1) It n old *lx-fr>nter defeated Frederick B til, If Totals 32 2 H 27 12 It. (Ted)Srhroeder of t,a Creicenta, L :h*n», If 3 0 ) 2 0 a—lilt Into forre play for Mr- C olli , In live ipectacular aela after K rim* rich, cf 4 0 0 3 0 Iming Ihe Aral two, (International) Mlllan In 7th. 1 mm*, c 4 0 1 7 1 131 1)26 200- 14 1 ihtalhano, *i 4 0 1 3 2 (lalncxvllln out ooo out a Total* _ 8A 2 r 24 A I'alotk h K—Itenlto 4, Mnyrr, Mrl^ial, 8 , Augoal la# R H O A 0 Darxkl, Pontrllo. Itlll—-Hlvcra 2, X irplnnkl, rf 0 Singer, McMillan, llurke, I'lrtlc 3, Ivy, lliilunoy. 211—Masurck. Hit Piltlr. HB Ivy, .Sinner, Rivera. 0 t 4 S—Collin* 2. DP—Benito to May lb er to Conulo ii Sinner to Collin* to , nH a m c v i v h u,,,,. o in., Dkvls, If Allen. I^ifl— (lalneavllle ». Palat* , i " , , ; . ” pl),# , ' ^ , 7 . E irhardt,ra* n t 4 ko II I I B - o f f Holnado 2 ll.rxkl j T n l « the 5 i r Id c ' S P rhan, 2b 1 I 4 3 , A* hrldge l , Mi Mil Jan 4, I on* tN| „ f (hr »|mrt today with tho 0 0 3 I irklaud, c 1 I 0 V ke, p l.C .'I onenlng of the 23 rd annual I'nclI, McMillon fi. IIO— Salnodo 2 in l f|t smithwt,*i Chninplon* 3 0 27 Total* 000— 2 Inning*, 4 run*; Bm *kl 7 in I Inn* ■ Ahoui 400 top player* from nil Daytona /Beach 1)00 0 l x - 3 Ing;:, tt run*; McMIHnn 7 In 7 i n n , r„rni'r* of *lir glotw ore on hitml St. Augustine IB -V Ik e. Itlll—l.lchen*. Shoe* ing*. 1 run. IIBP— Pontello ICor-, tor the ll-dny cloxnlc But ofler ike, Pennington, Davis 2 B - rnle*i. W P — llnrakl. Winner Mc-.ihe while dual of tho line drive* fontalbono. SR —Rucker 2. Ster- Mlllon. I.oxrr— Salgado. ti An* clear away, local folio hope to *co Up*. D P - D e m m a to Montalhann. demon, (lorncrkl, Cooper. T 2 :02. one of two hormituwn horoe* firm- A ll 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 t 0 0 0 0 - j , " ______ . . . . . Gonzales Favored As Tennis Champs Start Big Tourney 0 0 2 I I 1 1 10 1 0 . . . ----- ---------------------- -r~ * - Derby Night To Be Held At Volusia tr a c k Sep t. 22 JK VIth only >2 racing night* ro* Inline after tonight the flylmt iyhounda at Ihe Vo!u«ta County nnel Club In Daytona Reach are " at named up for Derby frorri I'a lupcr arc*. Aim 'in nm -look Eager B*by w ConlOnO. ■dav night th» Baby mlaaen i money for Ihe first* tlma In ht itart*. Cordene ha* paid off flme* In her l»«t *l»b* *»art*. T O SIU lir* ■HI.Kt'TIONB * tii H hut. Ann* O lr l, Prlti*. * ’aa Prlit*. .. _ .. „ ,on4—Black N*n, ItuHIo Itub*. d— Dli:k*ni, gun .Jack*!, dnl* ly gripping the crown. The pair, of cnurne, arc Itlrhoid (PonchoI fioncnlo*, who on l.ahm Day nnnexed the Notional Single* Title, and Ted SchriM'dcr of near­ by (ilrndole, who loxt lo Pniirho In Ihe flvo-nel moiollion final* o' Fore*t IIIIIh, N. Y. For winning the Nnllonol title, tlunxule* I* Needed number one III the Pacific 8mithwo»t tourney. Schroedor, the defending chapi pion, drew the number two berthAnother t.o* Angrle* toil, Fran klr Parker, might well run nway with the Nllvcrworn Hi* bllxlereil feet In IjihI veor'a finnl* preventml hi* finiHhlng Ihe nintrb with Schroeder, The top foreign *lnr* ron'l ho rounteil out. Seeded number on" Krlc Sturge**, South Africa, mid I number two, Jnrmdov Dmliny of Cxecho*luvoklo bulb have the rlii**> lo riiiinti on lop. (lonxoli-H iiml ilrhinedi'i ilicv | live* lodov, while the ie*| of the field hIiii I n liiirklng d-elt in luilf. By R. J. SCOTT Nashville Wins SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK Over Mobile Bears To Clinch Pennant NA8I1VILLK. Tenn.. Sept R— t/Pl—Fnr the second straight y e a r.£ the mighty Nn*hvllln Vnla are ehamplon* of tho Southern Ae* delation, They won the 1040 pennant la*t night, four day* before tho end nf the icgutar *ea*op. i* lit two ball The rllnrher earn* park* The Vila had to win only two more time* thl* year to take the flag or olac runner-tip Hirmingham hod to drop two—with anv com­ bination of the foregoing having^ the same effect. * A Nnahvilln victory and a Bir­ inIng horn defeat wo* how It hap­ pened. The Little Rock Traveler* look the opener of n douhleheader from the Baron*, 4-0, and then 'at Mo­ bile the Vol* took the Beara, 2-1. The pen it nut race wo* over. It wo* Ntuhvlllr'ii II straight victory ami the fourth in a row over Mobile, ttarman Mottory, aunt right-hander, gave up four h lta ^ carving it out. M.'IMUM BTATH I.K4UI1R iaaaaaha»***r Ular<>>r*> fiHlrirnvIllfe H. Palm*" 2 (*«rl» Ill'll 2-2). Ml A o s u x ltn c 1, C a r t o o n 1 l * * r l - * lie d * • * , . P a U lk a Ml. Hi (In ln e x v lll# . AHMi ih I I iih *1 * MKHICAA Teaa. Now York Boston t'levalaml Llflrott I'r.llaalfl |>liIII r'liIrHK" Nl. Idiots kVa*hloa>'' o N+w « l i l« ll*» < N I l a a n ’tnrfnr llxy to n a n * *< h. MIAMI IS a 1* f r i *J IE .1*1 S] bJ sot ■* r.4 4*1 7* UH .17* «7 «r* 40* ft* *n .o s •1 *7 MS 11 "7 lit on Hrsiill* VMirritNf York h, ItoMimi 3 ii n o 7, Hi, JfOtilN I. \Yt«nIi inn m»ii nt I’li 11ml**I(i hlii I t»|Ml mini t 'lh v r tjin fl rtl lif t lr o lt l|ip rt, m in t w r ii» * * ir i.iu iii K T > n *h Ht 1/H liK Itr n n k lY fl *.|, *1- * . i . i. i .. Ilrm Con B-r w Y n rk I 'l t In h iir it 1* V*l mc-I n fn« 11 C h lr iiK f. I I # alt! I n HrooMyo f>, ClnMnnnil Ml. Irf,i,ln S, 1, \S I* I ' f l X3 • !» HI!* X.1 r. i .019 0 <*" * * «* i H7 HE .1 !)* r,c «7 PIS r.x 71 . u s r»i 7 * III* r.3 43 m V e s le r d a r IIuhI mii * I'lM-lmritli rliln iK " a P P t> 6 tS N Y FALL 6FP i 1* ; P 1 P E R C H W H IN Pf 4 L E L P S t. | B ^ A U i t M U S C L E S OX 7 1* B I R D S LEC& A M SO A R RA M qiD 1» 1 'fH A 'f W H IM I f P E R C H E S,fO E S 1*', 1* A R E S E N f AND CAMHOf OPEN U N ftL f H t C A Wi A M L c £ 5 3 AP S A UII | * *• 17'i 17 4 ar. 39 . 134 ' SPORTS IN BRIKF 3, - lly ASSOCIATED PRESS A M**'If 1C AN M M tiirit Now York fi IIohIoii 2 Clevelnnd nl Detroit, min f'hiroiro 7 Ml. (.oiiIh I WoHliiiiKhlon nl riAHFRALL NKW YORK—The New York Incrensed their American of MANY Ho u r s of l a b o r . Yankee* Lrnguo lead to 2tk game* by de* feollug the BonLon Red Sox, 2*2. CIN CIN N A TI- Major League As <HC WARDROBE oKHE WOMEN club owuera voted to retain th e ^ OF CENTRAL AFRICA DEMANDS controversial bonus rule which redisposition nf players given KO A «EM f 0 M4 b SPEAK OF fKE1 Rtrlrt* more thin 10,000 to sign. ^ BPENP MflSf OF fHEIR'flML IK WICHITA. Ka».— Fort Wayn*, Iml. flcneral Kleclrleo won tha glXARRt ARRAHHEMf-Mf oFfHL HAIR national semi-pro baseball cham­ («f IIMF, Ks^ riMsm !•«. I«M t<|M( truer»*4 pionship hy defeating the Holden Colo., Conrs, f»-4. MILLERS HIVKN FITS ! was fourth place, hut they’re glv-. RACINH MERIDIAN. Mlaa., Sept. «—(/P) 1Ing Ihe second-finishing Meridian. NEW YORK — Hill P r l n e t —The lrt:*t tho Vicksburg Billies Miller* fit* as they lanxlu for the ($3,110) won tho six-furlong Bahvcould do In regular season ploy 1right to meet 1’onsaenla In the t,,,, handicap at Jamaica In t i l s ________ Southeastern League filial play- 3/6. Miss Degree was second, a — *' off a. Navv Chief third. Last night tho Billies won their L O N D O N - L o rd Derliva flhalfourth-place Columbus. The Tara advanced on Columbus third In a row, P-0, tying tho pre low Tall was made a 4-1 favorite Hmlnary series Ht three-oil. ,wlth William Woodward * Long hy tin ashing tha Charleston S' Mexican Indiana wind big fire- Eagle in tho HI. Leger, last Enghols, 2-0, as the Cardinals split u douhlaJieader with the Augusts fllea around their ankles for light B»t racing classic of the auaaon, Tigers. on night Journeys through forests., Saturday. The race la fast moving lowoid Tha Mormon* *et up and opara cloaa. The Tara have only until Chinese fans arc hallaved to beI ated a blast furnaca In Utah In next Wednesday, lost dov of re­ the oldest known to civilisation . 18 6 2 . gular play, to turn tha trick. Headdress ^ a Triumph I'liilnilplplil.i. rain or SEA l i f t . NATION AI, I.F.Atil’ H I .rutin :■ C l i l r o g o 2 HAVE BEEN Brooklvn f Bmdop ' f AKEN Af A Clnrlnnotl Ii I'ittMliiirgli 2 DLPfH Of Onlv gfliuen -irheduled SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION ■three and one Mcmphi* 7 Atlonto II HALF MILES. Niixhvllle 2 Mobile I Little Rock 4*2 Hirmingham 0 3 New Oileou* I Chattaiiooga t SOUTH ATLANTIC I.F.AfAlK TABS WHIP ItF.lIF.LH Augii*tii 3*1 Coliimliiiii 2-4 JACKSONVILLE, Hopt. H -W 'l (ireenvlllr Ti Moron 3 --JnrkaoiivIIId's Tara kept their .lackxriiivllle 2 Clmrleolnn 0 *ig tit * on a South Atlantic (-eagiiu Colmnliio nl Savannah, rain playoff berth ln.il night, edging lo OF.OItOIA • FLORIDA I.KAflHL witliln three slid o holt i*m tu of PLAYOFFS Alhanv 7 tVayrro** r> (Allinnv lead* 1*0 in he*l ot *even 17th liming, curfuw) flool *erle*) (Flrat round (l-0| OKOIttllA STATK 1-F VfitlH PLAYOFFS fiLOItfilA ALABAMA LEAH HE PLAYOFFS Vidalla-Lyun* 12 Ka*tman U Newman 2 Tallahassee I ( Vidnlln-Lvott* lead*. 2-0 In flr«t ..................... (Nnwman won first round l>e»t of round ImihI of .. flvn *erle»t. Tlfhm I Douglas I (tie, callml live **rle* 3-21 S t. Greater power per lower cost per kiA ' Kngll*h King Fd.vurd the Ml , had Iron pot*, *pl(H on,I frying ] | 'r a n * rla**ed among the royol t I Jewel*. WMHI hi* mother *nd father look on imillngly (foreground), Cook Cleland of Wlllnughliy, O., receive* e victory kit* from hi* wife. Ore Lee. after winning the Thnmpwit Trophy Race at the National Alf Race* In Cleveland Claland aver' aged 807 071 mile* an hour trr *el 4 new record lor the 800-mll# event: Thl* t* the eecond time he won th^ trophy, (fntfmatkmat Houndphoto! 1 A NEW PAINT WoIvm ones ranged over moil ,urih— * h t Hnick. rHi— u Ltahi muck. >lli« *»n* awltrTil>o«ril. ty, gwIleTiboifil. of the North American continent* fib—K*w*r in*. f’»*t Award. * - ■»- y are aklmi S r a f r . Itomr Bird. Auto I. tlonnl# lion. .................. In nioit parta nf the United State vanlj^—geaamnt#, Carolm Hull. Ea«t of the. MlMlixlppi Rite: !on**t lltward. Drendr the wolf la foimd only in norther K r tS T d e llta i nina, Michigan gnd W»eon»ln. i rk Trail* Hunt fltrimr d e liv e r H ie le a d a t -lo w e r ' « e » t ffc e n any o H io r e e f l n e a o f r tie lF -e le e n e w l a w te l C a m # l a a a d t e e • N e tt A d v e f t t e - D e s le n tru c k * t e d a y l * i •• •* 1. i ^ ---v . L- ■ < �A 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 Legal Notice m i T icm d r A rtu cA T io if roM TAX DKRO Chapter l TUT af I Ml NOTICE IH IIKIIKHY U1VEN, d f t u l . J- U. IVarreo holder of Taa Vartlflcate Mu. It, laauad lha lal day of July A. ti„ ivtf, haa filed ■ MM In my office and haa mada application for a la i deed lo ba laauad thereon. Paid certificate embrace* the following daacrlbed property In the County of Heminofa, Htnle of Florida, to-wlti . L T,i** Town of Hytvnn t j k e t’lqj Hook J I'apa 41 • assessment iUr ihe aald proMrtr under Ihe aald certificate rp u.do w a. in th« name of Maude »">d certificate ahall be radaamad according lo lha law the g^D.rty .|.,rr,b.,l th.r.lS wui 'be Vntd In Ihe hlaheet bidder at tha 51! .T " nn the flrat Mon day In the month of October, lata. TO ALL CREDtTfdlH AHO PER­ SONS HAVINU CLA 1MH OK UK* MANDH AO A INAT 8AIU KATATKi Tou and each af ran are hereby notlftod and required In praaant rnir claim* and damanda, which you, or either of you. may have lha aatata of MACK1IK M. ■ ‘ ART aia° known aa M a n ia it. Hart, dacaaaad. lata of aatd County, o lha County Judae of 8 RMI KOI •R County, Klorlda, at hla offlrr la !iaV J nu*.ho2!* ,ot "Al1* C"unly at HANrpllD, Florida, within eight ralandar month* from lha lime of the flral publication of thla notice. I.ach claim or demand aliall be In writ Ina, and ahall atala the plnca or realdenca and paat office ad* draaa of lha claimant, and' ahall ba aworn to by tha rlalmaat, aeant, or atlomap, and aay.auch claim nr damand n>>l aa flP | ahall ba Told. LUCIAH NEWMAN Aa admlnlalralnr of lha Ratal* *r U a rila'M . 'Hart, alao known aa Maasl* It (tart, decaaaad Mral imbllcallon August lllh iai» IN Till* COURT OP TIIK COUNTT JU DOB, MKMINOt.K COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN PHUIIATK. In re; Ealate nf lb.ratio liar Inn, Peers* ad. TO ALL CHMOITOHH AND PRR* HtlNH HAVINU CLAUIH On PK- u i« n * im iv a s i si*in r a e i e e . fact th'H nohe of thh m rntfrd baby’* Mali protein need*. Ip the halilc* of their «*rr. nn,| that pnat. meat ha* i.,i.|y hern used thp ntcol npparrnlly promoted the in infnm fordliii; hm-nuae comforinniiun of hemnKlnhln nml red mctclally «lrolnc| ntcol In n blood cell*, ’ etiKHith lltpild fni in, rotivnnloiit lo "T h n c 11. rencon In believe," odd •<* I lit' finmoln, itm not on anvn Di l.i'vcrtnn, "Hmt increased ,hp. T ' U l. nn'1 "f protein m the dlcl nutv he effective P*A ' " ' 11 fnr In preventinv itnemin in young In' ps 11 j fjintx MfJit it h rlrh ioiiitq <*f i j Wirn-I|imlity pmMit. Iron, pho*- ; I |>hot«'Uw nml II vitamins. Thin -Many typ* • •( iumi hnvr ! mi»k«v* ii a iIoamiiIiU* fhMittmi to thi* whu li t Inn- t*it litnm tluyp i r ^ j . m . y (nfant dirt „f milk with pormli ....................... ope only MEAT-DRINKING HA It IKS I Mrnt fed liy bottle, it new Idea for voting hnhira, proved aticeea** which la Ihe lr«l day of Ortobcr. ful in teats with IS infnnta, mitdo tilt. ItsHil this 1st day of H.|Oci,,1..., rreenlly by Itulli l.everton of the Nelnn-ho Kyperimeiit Stnllon in till. fi I*. IIBBMUON cooperation with tile birblea' phyalClerk Clrrult Court. Hemlnol* County. Florida ri tali. Stroined Iteef, veol, pork onil lamb otte kind eneh week In lOfflclal Cbrk'a Beall , roliitlon were lidded lo Ihe hnhlea’ fni in,do* fin o pen.......... eight > FLUIIlIiA. IN I'tlUIIATi: n rei Estate of weeks, beginning when the bn Iilea IAHOIK M. IIAIIT ItKCKAHFU lio known aa UAUUIK II HA lit Weie six weeks old. The. iimount Lw nm lec liI ‘o i'. fte n till. i of nieiil used was juot enmigh to O. P. IfNRHDON Increase the prolein eonlenl of each Clark Circuit Court Hemlnolt County FlorhU foriiiuln '-Ti per cent averaging tofflulal Clerk's Heal) about an mime dally. The tenia wcie made in two adoption institu­ IN T l l « COURT OF THK OH'NTV tions with normal healthy Imbit's. J UIXIK, HKMtNOl.B ci it i n t v . Kur cumiuirisijti, temriU were kept I rigtlllDA. IN PROBATE ■ nf Hi hnlncs who reeelveil no meat. In re: Balate of \Vllllam Walttr, | The infanta readily aorepted Ihe t o ' a l l c n a tn to R g anu pkii fnruiiilaa containing strained meat BONH HAVINCI CLAtMH O il H E nml sin ow ed no adverse symptoms MANOH AOAINBT HAIU EHTAII: from it, l*i. la'veitnn reports, thus You and each of you are hrr-bv Ilied and reoulred lo present disproving the old theory IIml t el ny claim* and damninls whhli meat is hard to digest. The nurses i liii. Ml uililU w£ jdm ‘"-'J repoileil H u ll in gi tieial me meal* g iln il thn Minis of Wl Ilium Cat Ia r. deceased. lain of snhl fed hiihles were inure .satisfied and uunty. In the County Judae of slept belter lliiiu the others, and emlnola County. Florida. «i hi* the physician in eliarge considered fflca In Ihe court holme of ».o.| County nl Hanford. Florida, with them in hotter pliysirjil condition. hi ala hi calendar riiotillm from Ho- Most significant, however, Is the ttm* Of the flral niihllcnllon ..I thla nolle*. Kach claim or dem.iinl •nail (>• In wrlllna. and shall m.ii, tha plac* of residence and ...... O f fic e address n f the i - l n l m n i i l m ol •hall ha awnm In by Ihe dslinsni deenl. ne hla attorney, and inn — m m k in — giirh eta Ini nr demand not so Hied i Tnu and each of you are hersby nidified and required In present my claims and demands . which hoi. or either nf you, may have ■ enlnsl the fatale nf llnratln I’arlon. deceased. late nf ealdi ■ ‘nimly, to the t'oualy Judae of eniinnte County. Florida, at Ills offiie In Ihe court house of said Cnunly at Hanford. Florida, with­ in elahl calendar months from th* time nf lha flral imbllcallon of Ilia nnllra. Each claim nr damand shall ba In wrlllna. and shall aisle Ihe place nf raeidence and post office address nf the claimant, olid ahall he aworn lo by Ihe *h* " JAME^ CLATTIlN WAI.TKI! cIa Iina nI , agent, or hla attorney, Aa a i e c u l n r of Ihe T.asi end any such claim nr demand Will and Teatntnenl "f not eo filed ahall be sold. William Waller, deceuaeil VIOLA HE AT If BARTON flral pnbllcallna Kept. I. IH* Aa administratrix of lha Ratals of Horatio Ration, deceased First publication Hepl 1, 1( 0 . M irim 114 HANFORD AVENUE SEE Stanley-Rogers Hardware Co.__ gin fiu w* «ir a pp l ic a t io n rA R E l l i : t H anford Phones imn-iv doc* " '• p p le in e n t * . n o t m e e t th e in , | t y l.'m v n w c u lh r r w h e n l i n y h , th e w in d o I h. i i I .a n WANTK1) / M EVEFT Dr Henry Md>aulm O p liiiiiftrist 11.'I M*inoil.i t i r , I’hotie StI lie i Really WHITE HOUSE A«e. inni-R CARMOTE I'uinlrm nml I'npci linngrrs lif'inlorccd House Paint po p TAX DHBD Chaplav l f « t at IMBNOTIL’ M IH IIKIIKHT OIVEN, That Mr. A Mrs. A. II. Ortoff holdei n| Ta* Caitlllcala No. 101, la* sued the 1st day of July A I), 1*147, has filed tame In my office and haa mada application for a lai deed to be Issued Iharsnn. Halil certificate smbracaa tha Inllowlna described properly In Ibe County of Hemlnole, Hlata of Flor­ ida. In-wit: Lota 14. If. II. It. ■« * ft Holliday llaar Imk* Hiihdlvlelmi I'lal Book 1 Paaa II Tha aaiesamlnl of lha aald pro­ perly under lbs aald vertlflcnle Issued was In the name of 1,. n . cahm oti Issued thereon Hald cerlIfh ,i1•* etnhracee the follnwlna ilesi rll>cd property In Ihe County of Hem [pole, male of Florida, to-will ■ nils I l f HI A 1*4 The Town of Hyivitn l-ak* I’lal Itooh i Page A® The aeaesainenl of Ihe "aid I"r-> petty under the s a id c e ru m -n io lasued'wna In the namo of Jennie »l. Ileakyne Unless aald certificate shall lie redeemed according lo the law the property described therein will he sold lo I ho highest bidder nt Ihe court house door on ihe flral Monday In the mmilli -f Ocloher. IH®. which la Ihe 3rd dry of Ocloher. 191®. flat all till* lal day of Hepiemhu. 1Unless aald certificate shall ba redeemed according lo tha taw, Ilie properly deacrlbed Ihtrrln will be sold lo Ihe highest bidder ai Ihe court house uoor on Ihe ,M * O. P. IIHIINUON flral Monday In Ihe month of Clerk Circuit Court/ Ihlolier. IH®.. which I* Ihe Jrd Hemlnole County, Flnihl i day nf October. 141®................. lOfflclal Clerk'e Meal)_______ Paled this 1st day of HapUmlisr, \VK CAN and I ' TUNI S I I I’ , UNI ' tii..\ss n m ia i in im STRICKLAND MORRISON. INC Kimffircl’T® I.eliding Pidnl K RI iish Hliire l'nrk J — R ea l K n tate F o r Halo— 3 Use H»KALD Want Ads r*r RniIi PHONE 148 A rtlclen F u r Hale \VTTHh W a NTFIU — f» CARS, Cleaned, washed A fiollahetl. (in* J7 's c * attWfl Hal. Henlu-lt'a SLindard Stnllon. Snnfnrd A- Celery Avenues. TUXEDO KEKDH: Cmnidetr lino. llunt'a Tuxedo Eeeii Hlorn. ESI 1ELMAN'S Red lloae gun inniced feeds for more eggs and heller chirks. HHICHTON A WATHON Phone I mil 1201 Celery Ah . ENJOV fluniia' dinner at Laney'd 7&c *l,n f44*.k day*. Luneh*a ■ short or daw.__ _____ t MOPKL 40 G fW ii^frVlir, 20 It. gomi roiifltMon* f400.00 Mrii Carmen Hrownlng, Oitsan, rhona |.1fi7-W3. _________ MAYFAIR SECTIONyLarga well Nnvy Dungaree* 12.99 ... — . Men1* Dmierihlrta 8»c Venetian blind., attic fan, Insula* . premium Paint cal- l* 3o „ -------T .shlrt* l 4»0 AltMY-NAVY SURPLUS ' tod on* half bath*. II you am in A ,,,.,. . . . . iha market far *.n k « homo this |tot N. PaJmsUo i UnBV K T T L A r T O c IVERT A» WIILIAMH RMnw Mellophon* Ty| ymnwl R UamkiaUt. Aa.ar atol (lit(„n w)th c« M« 79| Atlantic Bank BWg. w. nth. 8t. LAW NS Mowed, low prireu. Jprrv l.ottl. I'boiii' 7711-lt. IIOlIMKWnUK nr laumlrv. Hlnn Av« m fin I irilverally Eilum lion, cxpcrlonceil In Medical Insiirillirc, nm l rnglnrcnmwork. Reply Box ,X, c/ii Hgtifi«-i Herald,___ ________ COLOKKi) girl Hcilrea In ran for children; PHI E. 10th Hliei ' Pb. lOPfi-W. ______________ Hteiioginpber: 12— Npednl H ervleet I’lii — !i CJURTAINH nml Luce Tallin Cloths wn tin'll, etui'clinl & atrotcbcil I'lione H7U. itinc Akins, llilfl Pencil (iiililsliul o. Kree Delivery NS DAY > A FAST DOUBLt' A T en ...\ > PLAY. AND t h a t 's t h p PALL OAMU, 1 PANS,'. .O lA A K I K k s 5 B T H CHlCtHT SMASH . t a h c o n> s a v p t h / s t l T o n e t o p th p a u o s , A '• s o th p A m e s ARC BACA ON - i f c A A TOP OP THC^ x f , 1’ \ L C A G U C -J^ ;v x V - - I a g a /n / r_ A l_ j \y THE 'N [ PCNNANT RIDES ON foMonnow’s OAMPT,., j Y ...AND OZARK MUST 'a HIT T W O HOME RUNS TO TIB THU RECORD/.. oh , if he O N LY C A M !! — 121 NEW PLCO rI ju rfared to p*rf«e j Hon. Old floors mails like new > v lnl*hlng, cleaning * wexlng 1 Portable power plant, 22 yen" •xperlsnee In Stmlnol* Cnunly., H. M. Glsaion, (Aka Mary WACOMTURN ] HtRfc'O Will;RE THE" BACK RIOIIT 1 3TAGE WAS i w ^ S — t h e r e ! STOPPED. frSt WEIL t o u t TRACK© A6 JAW CARGON'G A AO P O O & m . I f i T I l A T r .llT U I JAW, IPO DANGtROOCi m il) I'll CWEH lir'Si CJOlM’ TO TILL AH Will HI* v'u ro iy >ntiiHi rowt)' // m face < 10 FIND t i t LONE RMlf-rn,i n i F « F ’& l U M O e i l l O y - ' VAIEN [ C H I On V o f 'r -------— W llt f ilE R | l £ W A H t& 1 0 O R ) J a OH TMT * ALTERATIONS and Ore** Mai Ing. illO . W. 1st. Htr'el. I’lioo1 II6 3 J. VENETIAN RLlNDfl mada lo m dsr. Deinlitul* Venetian llllod Co. B2I) W. Ord. HI. Plume Klaheat laheat cash ensh puca.pgia prlca-pald lfor o r .umd am U98-W fiimltum Tad Davli Fumltum Co. n il R. t»t. Pk m . OftLANDU Morning flentliiH. 0 , lando Bren mg Ntgr. Call Italpii _ HELP W ANTED —A Kay. lieb-,1. b— A HIT ( L EH W A N T E D — © SANFORD HERALD icy apartments, Ideally su lM Individual or huSineaa couple, it|on across from tho root lea. Phono 690. irn furnished apnrtmwiU. so efficiency apartment, wnlown office atoro. Takask lartmonta, 909 N. Park, Phono Floor Bonding MscMm [«r. II, M. Qloason, Lake e to Bigelow Park Avs. Apartmonte. MUIV Bwnp Shop—We buy, u )l or trod# moat anything. 409 Ban* EXPERIENCED brake and front OALI, 617 for IlnMery, tiencrabu fom Avi. Phong IMkJ. and titar.cr acrvlce. Uwgin'< end man. Apply FlrMtoM Battery Kervks, ilOl W. Fir«t HI urea. Wn both .Iona arbeii" you don’t MICK BY MOUSE krltg your prescriptions to AVON COHMfSflCH U n s i^ . Pkon* 109. ' Moitieia, are yout chlidmn going LAWNMOWEKH sbarpmiod, M t-c-t tflll Imck to aehoolT Earn monog In Afluting Jofi niton's "N 0-R0A CH " cycles repaired, lock mid key your spare time. Opening! In 3 MOVT* M W T g y i N <3 T| Annltsry coating kMIs Rone hot, work. No wnltllig—work »u»i Hanfont and surrounding towns. t -o w n i If W T T i Ante, Wdtar Bugs for months. an tend. H. W. Hhumnn, ''ID' h n k fl.M . Half pint 99c. Xoumll* ] Write Naomi Reaburyi 911 B. East 4th, lit., fiarsford, Moimh Ave., Mt. Dora, Fla. A Anderson. (Formerly with William* Flilt giving home ail^rau for Intel** Shop). iilil customer list now for lnrgi ChristmM business and profit able all year round (ncom< opportunity. Barn 91.00 to $9.01 1 per hour. Writs tla» A, G/C im suit* $69.96 j 0 bedroom.anlte, .............$19.96 _ J 0 bedroom suits F( 1 * , $109.96 pericuci X T itk J ’" ' — i " : ■. ■ rwovv c o to atop snmklngr t o n sop. Ouargntpod. Routnll* 'Wectrlc Refrtooraton, 1 Eatooons Automatic Water “SaPSBB bridge, ate. By Bull D olor mid D rag -1,Ini’ Work. W s speclnlltu In pasture wmk ■nd grass planting— Ed DiivtPhono 1066.W . 5 n r » " T i p .7 r p r p o .f i u i n g s ..r valvss.ypun«nl,.»so A. D. Ro*• Isr, French and Commercial, TEED Radio Rupniring. k k U p and dollvery Herhone 2ISJ-M, Etukiol'* ; 14— w L O H T A ALLTUB CATf. \ r/ aaEM>t>uirjar J J Tun nor AMDMAMBuBUECS. ' |LL\r Annu up iO A ,1 n n acm R PlCNC." FO UND -1 4 , LOST—Large •tee) sewer tape in L- rack, toward. Finder, Phono nor ■ MM ■ \ �T H P M D A T S I P T C M B I R 8 , IB M By Businessmen Dr. Cortex, Worlds Greatest Scientist, i Record YearOf *29 Baffled By Insects tharmo—A New York advertising exeeutlvc, who wan medically dlscharged from the Marine*, was ahot and killed early today when he went berserk In a restaurant. Three ly Identified, were treated for InJurlea suffered In the fracas. No m|n(| iiiif, fill, |,ar| ever rf|. nti and ,ere(j the world before. ) The day he waa born he asked It may the nurse If he could borrow the find It hospital's microscope, lie wouTd* pension1n<t ,nkr hie afternoon nap utile** rk The bis mother same him a lullalt:’ tie ami from an algebra book. Ittlvely 1 Dv the time, he was five he could But « *i recite the Encyclopedia Brltannica .„,i from memory, forward or backti w a r d , Including the index. He ' graduated from college at 7--be', fore he could play hopscotch well, i wure At 10 he competed In a radio u,„r. giveaway r|uli contest. They uald co,,ldn't think up a question he .mount refldn't anaWer, . <T h e ,, network im ,u" finally paid hinj^^OO.OoO tp qui|, —It waa the only way to keep P* u o f r o m going bankrupt. With that • I '" " ,l lrt*t ‘ he young aeianiiei .. I bought himself hla first pair of but* panta and dedicated Hi# reel Irllmted of h,„ |jf), to nci(nca. •ss. ai|„ time every branch of humun jy man* hnowledge was Illuminated hy his lid nut |,r||||all<(,. mg inventions enabled uy more 1I1MI to live 40 years longer, drink “bolder* M|| n||,iit without getting a hanjr- lest year ae they did la prewar lsau. In January they estimated they iould •pend' 'about '14 per cent l*se for that purpose thle year, flWt II now appeasfi that the drop will be milch lees than first expected. *' Ae a^raeult o f'tM s kxpansiotl, tome induetrles, because of the elump, have more plant and equip­ ment than they are ualng for the lime being. However, the com­ panies with the latest machinery arc in a position to auligfoductlon costs, making it i o B L f p r any competitor In the e a B I He ttsarkel who has an outdM|MM|sitt, Businessman n o s T lM f iy about half ae much, W ^ u a K t y , for their building dolMp as t f i * would have got tha aaJM doll a lt tf apant In loss. Figuring that At dollar apent in building brount a full dollar’* worth In the Iflpl-M perl- I ■ meat ................. i... «uti kail eitk.liiiiir'u N o b o d y ■- B u t N o b o d y ■■ H a s F resh er " th e r e Is still evil In the world,'* he said. “ I must solve the problem of rixht and wrung.” Ho he went Into hla laboratory and staved there for five years. Then hr emerged. Ho summoned the world’s loading statesmen, bankvis, clergymen, Indus) rial leaders, generals, admirals and i.'ducator* to Ids laboratory. When they weir all assembled, he walked into the loom carrying u lurge box. "tJeiitlcmen," he said, "In lids box I have 3 ,tU)4,!IH(j mosquitoes. I have lui-'d, and cross*bled them ' fur five year* to bleed mil llielr vlcluu* Uriels. 1 have read them I ilia llibb*. the Koran, thu Talmud anil passages 11oin tha philoso­ phers. They have been taught not to stlug anyone who Is wholly Knurl, 'they ure the only Iruinrd moral mosqultuus ever i eared. •Sea." And with that lie upem-d the , box. and out swarmed the inosqui* I toes, ! “ Don't be alarmrd," enilled Ifr. {Cories, "'they know right from 1 wrong." ! The mosquitoes began settling ■ lull his uneasy guests. Km a muI itlwnt there w*e a tmlden silence, a vast squli inlug, and then— "Opchl" Mfttrial Asked On Account O f .e-My- D*lea«« sttorneyt sought today a m itltU l, in the Communiet com pir« Y I^IAl l»eca use n f-" fo r te and vltin n c * m anifeit" a h e r • P aul Rube^on ’cfheart at Peeltekiil,' N . ,Y. last tu n o w , which wa* attended by th r u [M ends nt>. , Fttkrel Judge llstold ft. Medina "Ouch It” denitfi lit* motion—molt ikesnt of . “Ouch II-'! doieijA.in lire 34-week-old trial of The Cumniunlst leader*' an > The femuus people, alaiqrlng at charged with conspiracy to or their fates, ran ru m a w trout II lop Communist.Ifadrre. In J(t exchange with defense a t­ torney Cieotge W .. £ ir v k r t t , Jr., Medina said, how tvei, in referring I f I h *, violence *1 P te k ik il): I"tYwIinilely think'll w«s an out r i" .e fk "* '* no quostfnn about it." .if lir iu d g a alio‘denied a moilm tba, qi onect Hut U, ft. Attorney ta proceed with an lnveati|atlou of tKaPeekekll) Incident. i Affidavits It) support -nf this edeond motion wets .ajeorn *« by thaee.,defendants!, Irving' Potash, internMHotial vlre presldsn* .of the CJO f\ir and Leather Worker* Vntont City Cutinrllman Hemjamln J . Davit, Jr., a nsifroj and Hobart Q. Hiontpeon, Jltw - Y6rk state ganlio Dm party fm violent over ' t h e l a b u i u t u i y , .11 e x i a p l a s t u b Ihmw of the govi'riiMirnt. b u m gelil-lu l. I I h w nikeil out, b l t i s b l u g t h e m o s q u ito e s H u m • c h e e k - - a n d Ills m e d a l s . Ills > Dr, Cortex looked surlly aiutmil I Ids deserlml labmatoi y. 1 "There must be some wholly I' good person In the world,” lie .aid. "A ll my musqulloea can't be Than P TEXEt n tu tupptv nm T O M A T O E S ..................... W H IT E N.C. GodIon Fresh Italian Plums 3 Sno White 2 «»• 2 5 * j O N IO N S . . . . .......... 3 lbs. 2 5 *1 C A U L IF L O W Solid Qutulpra 8wiit'« Famous Stokely Tiny Green E R -2 9 C o m 5 _ •*'* 2 9 * 1 Winewap Apples 2 lbs. 25c 1 5 lbs. 39c 1 Sweet Potatoes 2 lbs. 19c 1 Malaratropes lb. 5>/iCI Fresh Green Cabbage 2 stalks 19c 1 Celery FROZEN FOODS wOW b. IpkN «• 1 M wTurnip OiMMit ■ Vmn^ Ipkfs M .4kIll | ---- '-- «----* - i ^ -------- «n«UDoughItoUa ph«. lie DtaaoaHoik pb«. lie | fkg. Me | A«oaFraaoa*roadkoohUbmBoae HIGH QUALITY JEWEL LIMAS O Q A ifry 3 -L b C arto n wrung.” • Just than It* felt sniiietlilng on his neck, I "Ouchl” Cl led the scientist. > Moralt Never ti list an educated WELCH'S Insect, Apricot « An isolated mast or ghlmaw IDO feet tall la likely to be atniel by lightning once a year on th average, In many parte o f tM Del Mont# Tw/NBtYSELF-PROPEl.LLD. " H E L IC U T T E R " ROTARK LAWN MOWER ?MADE BY STINE MACH4E AND SUPPLY COM ANY IS THE.ANSWEI TO YQUR MOMft Sugar-Cured, Smoked, Skinned 8*IN lb. Ayerage Hami lb. 58c ■’toIn.11 q ,V V . r P ro d u ce By "FRESH Seedleu or Red Malaga S«s. The atati flower of Kentucky la the foldenrod. n« new NEW YORK, Sept. had to Once upon a time there was a great scientist named Dr. Alfonso i n o t in NtJ# YORK. surface The temperature of the in la eatimeted at 11,000 d*. pho.phate rock, whick In fs m ilter. By H A L B O Y L E MYORk, B o lie year al^a . tho greatest souraaa of totem u i natural ds- dagriM ; ' • ■/’.< * / > INTERESTED iN ATOttfONSTRATION. CALL KftL EE PLEASED.TCuIBbW YOU, ON YOUR :^:EPSplRTLB.W(,i,«JK'P6T;H CUTTINQ lab y Beef Liver lb 3 ~ h a c k Noctai 25c �/ W ' ~ f*T T i; W I J hi Unity Them b Prw the‘I ol the World; I» N Utaet ri the______ To Prsmote Promote the UM FragrHs • f A m r l t t i THE WEATHER Wldtly scattered thundershows rr* otrurrlnr mostly In after­ noons Olhrtwlsl grnerntlv fair weather through Saturday. To Ffeduee PtOMMIIr lor Ssnford. S f e # a n » kTo l u m e x x x j t r f r I t SJL.UJLU! • MOTOIUL. * ,, efawaas*. , ft.b n tba r a l i * • I Aeeodated Prean Leaned Wire Earl Shelton Of 'Missouri Pacific Illinois Gang Is j Railroad Strike Injured By Mob' Called Today ■ Sept. 9 — </p) — Til# Mom* Imliv l»„wl rim**# N o . 274 Sale. T'ri>, [’.ill Introcfui ml in Mouse; f i r t iv - iV tinp T a x T o p -".s e ;i«r. f i . 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 >-H 9 .^ y p ) f 1’1" *1 ...... * ' l l deferred until ''•on ■ ■' ■ ■■■’i i" ii i -* i i i i me e’ ononis him - pt<-vrr on a hill to i t - p ■In OflU.OOfl A ppropti.ihon A-1 TALI M I A M I ghhal (h r recently resigned pieiidenl i‘ l * B iir r m :* ’ f if R u lle ts o l Florida A . and M . College lor * e k Nagtoes w a i "im m o ra l," "a p s itP o iim '- I I n t o H i m I I I m ailer in deceit" and had "upiel F r o n t ( i f I t j :i H o m e tha liic a l controls" o l the college 'peylrr Mon tv ..ml «jvJT1*or* Rep. Bryant Patton o f A p als rh i- > IM I N II I l III s,.,„ ,4*, __ ST. LOUIS, Sepl. 9- I/J’ l I he of »b* bdl 1 , 1 i . l - d ibal debate cola, who raid he had helped in i u u i i • fu .in ._ ii A b .iii.i!* i liiilU l, im tnrd front Miltoun Pacifir Radio id fl.idicl hr drl iy . I oo ,. I.. rI■ r-. (lie bill an investigation o f the college a i 1 trnlI’m I. m t ■ ! iv ndn "I illlr' a red liglil tn ill ii. Ii utli today. |»!uud ! Kr iitti + - t t»r, .line the a (ub-com m iltea o f one faem the i 1 1 .1 '* " ’ ’ vr i< oh nridirw preparalnry In a .lu te >e Ini I 1erpe ih ' *1 f-.l more lim e 1 H ouie Committee o l UnAm erican ,.| lb In .1 , lv r»- *% P M * • ■ I v he I lit |erby US font Seininorr county nml iho »;nteraii,a door. A pylon on th.* west xiile nf ttip room A c tiv itie s , made the report. m i' i-.l The Ij . i M»»cri(jri ir.Im 1" *MM ■ ■ ■ Ill’ll,,i« lm vrar*. 111* in.tMi .. of |he ,p e at East F irs t cn t Pine S treet, la du# fo r completion by Nov iff*. w ill »etVo pa a sign suppnll and. a t e liiirlu ra l leinfnrcem ent "Evidence w a i »ectirtd by te s li-, Jack R atlg an iim iiager, o f Urn Dodge A Plym outh D ealer* Com ­ ( blrl M’ mci >,h) ’Little" a ichedulrd tun nn thr /. 0!) mde <l.x* f'PHM* f V” '!ii -r * -ion o f the M r. R atlgan established Samlnola County M otor* In Itti I a* mony, a ffid a v itt and audit which pany, Announced Donovan Dean, O rlando, la architect and Tcnipd a a lrr* In Dodge and Plym outh gutom olilla* ami Dodge In te l* Eat 1 »v.»i In- nf i ,, li- (Iff, c ,1), to .ysten, wi» ibr Sunllnwei which Li-xn itni^ \ da im -b -,1 ilm m t enat tho p ia ie n t location at P alm etto and Com iiierci.il Avenue lln ’e Inc., of Lakeland ara contrnctors. Tha ihow room fro n t facing aubitantiated charges that V . H . Hu- Ii " ( I I"- l"’m« line short left KantH, I'll V ("1 “*1 1 iuii. s i ; lui’lv 0 ’ loi^ of re n t** G ray, Jr., w a i im m oral and let a 1 F irs t S tr a it w ill hr, all y la s i, except fo r a m asonry bultm sa lim b , 2 :20 A. M [i.o rn l lt .In M s-. 1 oi im ’irtliiy and had a iam p le before the itu d e n ti," Mm, ,K. » n.| I , ,1 llie^i im in ', m .iiiM i D r. ttn d lm g An einli.irg>i on fre ijh l te ivic * | fitt.tt*' Patton laid. Ill thr l> ic< i*n rd *» 1' ’ ■ in I I” in) the t.tlvo o f list been in '• l lf i l lin er 1ue*rl*v |W II Patton la id he had turned a *e\ ei 11 ,1 About 5.00(1 nperaling emphtvc* ' r.lijri'l ” 1 1 1 .' ♦ , \ and M . t ii n l o iililn a copy o l hia report ovar to State A t­ (fU lf| "t| )t 1!r sp1• I in the Shel- are schedulnl in iin k c oll'gC I'll Nr tjiure torney W illiam D . Hopkins of T a l­ Ion )s*1111* |.r,r 1". t i i . l , he found T h e M lllo .u l *eivr» I I slaler. ago lahassee th ii m o rn in |. The report "1 tlllr ) Ill M. |iu hn iite inoam ng H undred* of town* ami thousand* I h - ........... *|*r iif ■iiiiel of the ® lio w a i form ally filed with the W A S H IN G T O N . Sept. 9 — (/?’ > A special Senate committee to ­ 4fill I.Im .I.llltf h.t'Mv from four nr of in d u itn e * will be a llr d e il Some nmining 1**1- MMtt* • i report by Hom e day approved a $ 1, 314 ,010,000 glnh.il arm* bill with $ 75,000,000 ear - 1 fu'r* ImiH>* Hi»1!flf|'s |lii <he (h u h and in d u itrie * have rlreadv been hit H»|i Hn tn' f ' t f «» <i| Ap.ilac.hiH e declared he alao h a i prepared ecu jor nii-v-UTnnuiimi bii. . m arked for ■anli-Com m unitt riu aid m m inr the rar Fat lEast. iihr I" 'It* firttl rub., wbn tn ) Itr *i I mveilig.sted by the freight enih.iiao tiibroma reiolutinn calling for appointment Expenditures Are Up B y a vole o f 19 lo 1, the combined Senate Foreign R elation! a n d . ^ * rc S S C S Vltrll N cPn il,, 1 AM' ... Hil* •It , h . . h- with nli-cloil*, ttui o f an interim legiijative committee Arm ed Service* committee* tramped approval on lire arm* measure rlni'f i i III, t 1 1l.i te i l t h i l l tin* a ' *• >11 iltc I (on*e miller "i $45,400; Operating were mnl111 Wa'I'iiKlnti. drike in w l i l r t l 'I #'•1 f » M i \„ to aerve a i a "balance w heel" over which carries 11, 000,000,000 f o r * --------------------------- ------------------------------i i . 11r a n A c ti•1In- *t i crt from hut there # n no indit alnni il i mild ( "1111111*1"’ \5!$•* 1' t' 1 Hi ‘ Millage Cut l/G Mill re-arm ln g N o rth A tlan tic Pact n«T n ltlla n State in ilitu tio m . 1 lie II....... | r■ •• t f1I from ............. tin* S* " • liin Huvie I Ini he averted tlo n i. a I o erI’ .lt >.. lull . .Mu i' f' Such a com m ittee, ha latil, Itrfore the committee acted a , . . MilKMD’F mid slifltnn «| .. O n ly m inor m attara rem ain to ttmihllcan leader propo*ed that A run <"111 , la-iirlle t.r* iluillli) A 1949*50 budget o f approxi­ would give tha L e fU la ttira con­ ill 1,11,* ' two P reildenl lim n .in *.rul v r ilr i ’■ rul *tix "ii H Ml. D ■i i v type of I ** fllltll IV 'M IM 1 tro l a t all Wmea ovar tha Institu­ mately $ 550,000 or $ 45,400 mote be Ironed out before the com m it- Congress give the It. S. Joint briiw die I itv o| ^rftifntd .ilwtni 1. ** m tn mine be­ . • $«»||le 14 Hi p«prt‘* * t 'i l ! day he w n dmtw fveryllnnw hr hu*ltic ■* tee* taka a fin a l vote on the arm * chief* of xtaff full control of aid nd f >10,1100,000 • tio n . $5° WO a vest, an amount vilallv belief «i len*t of the weapon* e0 l(|(Ji J,ul added lli.il the i i i u m i i lwr.il ir...... . i i$Mn •M than the $ 504,600 budget ol last f __ _ .............r ...................... .............. .. h ill M onday. C hairm an Connallv W Patton *ald that h r perannally am ount ■ I.for nuri-Cmnnmnlst China. netded Ini r.ipu.d miprovrntt. City wn* i t'1 ment hurl c x lu n d c l n r u l v m ....... .. .............. , ( , v S tale fi- • b a lltv r* G ray "or anyone alia year w a i approved la*t night 1> v ! ( D - T * x l o f the Foreign Relation* ........................... j . ' 1™ . ! .................................................... .... senator Knowland <R-Cal), M,„ c|(f,0|ll McKdd.,., I the C ity Commiision. which alto C om m ittee told reporters who m l iu ir i nubile fu n d i ought to authority tn *ntb u r n .rf„,., . l .t,m *#ld ha iHilnl In Iiih effort to Hrve 1175,- .1 | A * the bill now stand*, It con­ OOlt.OOU earm arketl specifically or ,nr 1 ,v te f' ** 1 Jr L i i i t i i I ( ent er be proaaeutad.” ni An enthatyo reduced the tax rate for operation* In ......................... ..-r<i,, . ..... ......... •"> pas'cm fei, mad i„ „ |r ,-t.t...l n ■ .dd I"- * -ceptahla About BO nagroea n t _ ------ wera ------- In ... tha tains i \\ .*i yritfuUv »n»i Mr Hill to non-Communlat China. yrileidav ri< imnn He wai tvai inlrniln< inlrodin n rdl u |„|,),H , ,1 | n m i i l i , I n t ' I mr e and baggHgc mi vice b e, erne I <i I ft! VC l"li'I g a lle ry when Pa Patton read hi* re- by one-half m ill. 11.000. 000.000 for the N orth At The gronp voted I to !> for g by Katlvlr Hou«boltlet. J'lm ttiHi.w d, ■ recelva4 lltf " ’ • • 1 l"» coiult -1 fectlve rn rlv today Borne long Some change* ware recommend­ port. lantlc Pact nation*. ■ tiiniittce's 3 percent* substitute amendment offered by R, R W Roprerhl outlined the ‘ 'on -;nU fa ll ' tltatancet trains, bowever. were not I’dlit ln» G ray resigned aa president of ed in the budget which w ill be 1111,870,000 fo r (Irsace arid ......................... , . * * * >.* . A t nn h,vnir»v*ll«\ hifl . uiMpltttl, isgnrrted tn m n iv lft^ • n^lr limltail -iili i n which came Intonatoi Cnnnally which gives tha the collage July 7 , a fte i e long adopted by ordinance on o r about T u r k ty . "loch the Nahmi*! hl ....... u T h Im i **u\ Shilloh (ut1||| Mft«t tin* drudlm#* tl.n S cimi*' 11 -iciiInv I’leeUlent full discretion to spend •prutil Joint «e*i|on o f the ita ta cabinet IB 7JMO.OOO fo r Iran , Korea, ami 176,000.000 In Asia wherever ha F c'UM(Ia »'(ip tor Infantile F A f.ily m w ill m u m . , in .»f tn* ninny | chief in the ihxiuiftel Then ii i ’ 1 - '‘I nn'll Mun lay. Sept. 26 , *a *4 C ity M a n e ^ r C lif­ and the Board o f Control. No rea tha JttflllpJnes. i i p u tM m o n . fin d l a i d t h a t 4 0 , 0 0 0 J " ( B i i u I h. I I . *Nitl H h e ltiin hn l '* • t h a m im n r r in w h ic h The ,-mn if r 'ilsn met briefly and thinks It would do the most good, aon w a i given fog h ti resignation ford M cK ibbin thl* loom ing. 176.000. 000 to be used In the "tri^ the China amendment," ^ * | f$ Im i I hern ifp o ite d in ll p lla r r .* ’ •nnnt«»r p f wouniU In , n p a ra h n i rul"** nhniild ha Inter adloui'icil f"< itm weekend aftwa t , t u t h e . w a i leaving to Fg» £aat a t tha discretion of Pis< ren tte *ee i t n a awe- r e e v e ■ r . v V M W lervfUa to h !l rounlry (In. year, l.a .l year Sem i- j $ * * „ " ' * . K * ,,ai m |M armthHv ’ s n v .ia l new la x M IL and involved In the di.pnte I ittiilon- th"in |»- the Fiimnc# Com-I< raee aliew here. m lr < ii" li li.td four c u e * nf m *te lv ciauslud l"» lo ti head La*<*r. he laid h» had_re*lgned CnMiia mvolvril .in Mu l.oeo imfli* ' " 'mlv ' 1-olic spent 33.200 and mccived ' I'-d ic - cblnt r i m - Mttag. ige ’ iiintlM Fnginect . Hatlvv iiy Ii’u'it I F'-'ir ■ inators n't rnemlnra of ( r « f l m 4 0* t o *taxpayers u « |!,y ,i» or o f .b o ilI| ^ » F F CT U H J ° ,’tng to u n i t U F U IIg llM J f F IIC l .i.i i F y itis i db* nnId Silii linn , ii ... ...................... . with Ihr dl«e.»»e wl„ , Ht l.<a*t ..........nf. *< -> men, l.ocnm nl'vi’ K u i n n n .mil t n - tin .....if > i< dudv com m ittee— V .10 0 ................. * ■ -------lion' 'be Nfiiiiti.fl roillldaticin. lie ,,ftlltei*- mm pi dinlitv h nmchl'i Xini'Uien, ami the llidrr nf Rail-( nffi’ied loll I" double the tux . About * 60,000 o f b u d g tt m o n e y , 'i„t ( 'muluetoi s The raini'l, ill*. | oi ' nn and lietib* 'he license 1* slateil leclurd ! BOn. it .n', ninth laigc-t, operatri. In] lm f"r tn*er nnd win#* ilenlar*. ment fund. ...........- ----- • . V, -.1. K11,1 ii .tali’ll Ill'll wilt'll' S Ill'll no "-a* Itd.'li !o F.viiii.viP i(ifv.i”ll a fa i oil* tii*litu u iii I, Arkmi-ii*. Illlni’i'. I>iim | t,r . , | p ipi ‘ipn..>” w ill go to tha sw im m ing pool ( Iiudgel (ni I'.MH-tU I- i l'i the ........ aiillinbince n-hmli I iimTr. "l.lji** I Hti tihrltnn (■ ■ • , I "iilnlaita. C"I” ihiI", tlkla ...... .. linn nduif ut *n't’tiii'*ii g the project; » 13,600 to w ard p a ym e n tj W A H IIIN C J T O N , 8 epl w IM H IM i ’ T o n h . . « » ■„ If ........... and Mm It'll' fill liti'lgi'1 for the new fire truck, and th e '.;,, s l)lffo r(, C rlp ji, iicclare.l toV mil n11in n« iin it* t .jiiifit ietiil.ii-.il bulb ’ I, n in n. NHnu k" Mi..i..ipjit i f . i i i < I n , . 0,-1,111 e ’ o p ' * J " p e r siniiilf i.lriul rt'Ji;i,ny" |6fi!t,(l||l 11'n i nielli nf a" .ini . f t h e n i n t t u n i I c v l e l I ■v t h e rest for street repalra and o th a r|,.liy , hn, ,|lr -only ,„ tl*fn lc o ry boe,d “f * dm u l l . 1ml Ii 11hi t-il that i-tlta ni'Hirv I-' I w"imi| Inn' May 1 fit it M,li I n . hi r ami I i-xh ,,,-clr.l f,„ I’HpItal iinpi"Vi'ini-nl ' 1.111.1 hospital. 1. 1... . h r ,, he .1 r.idi'tinn" for Hrituln’s economic' nn hui I In■ !,■ were nii ike threat* f e i l c i a t g i i v c i n l p e i i l ^ W A S H N G T D N , Sept. 0 - < / P > - Item*, *ald Mr. MeKlbbln. i oiit’ii l i a u l l e i *f tami tuSeminole County <% ■ «; plight i* to m II enough gouda fo r ‘ CanJtol Hill H u ,,......... ml liidiittrv «'•' twarlni! f«» -.-vrul weak* nl Thc ip <" t f'lin " I hi i tii'liuad. A Thi W a g e -llo u i A dm in iitiation herThaof Commerca waa alloted the anonymous d o ru iu ert which lht> I,unit nf tin* la« Itiml. In- P"l"* Furl n ro'ti't ............. , t lk 'illl -C l fill I f l 't lV Ilg U lU il th e tindtlrrd a lull •" mak” p riva te, *'! »rlf-»upportlng, | Vottehij” rtTf” “ t h ” • ' hon.hr. MiH^rav' laid 1 Ittlp I hi [imposed today to ra il* the salary *B,ROO for publicity purpose*, an Itnnl* opeinteil f u piufit .iihlit (-nt nti'1 itii.- tn lioni.’ -tead ex U t i i ' l i u , ; a n il I n k ’ K l i c lin e w a * i r » * t t i i » l tia i'»«- ki . m i L i e u t , .Samuel nnntbiM ihi'tc arc not enmigh n t lo ellv ami countv property,; evel at which executive, adminis­ Increaie of *600 ovar laat y«ar«- i h! mmr "iimde^* that'^stat” m rn t m ^ I” . t|i"M (-d pt tillin g a t t e m p t ' I'V a fill'd , tn urn-rate n t v v i v i r e . trative and preuionel employ#* The Junior Chamber of Com­ ................. ... g m M iin n u it n u d l a t n t tn - r t t l e .11 t i n ' i * merce wa* given $900, with a ! ( 'rr„ club luncheon, Anini'K Flnrtile cltn which Today’* ih lay wn* *'■ - ..ccnnil• g r n -i in i'f s h e t w r i n th e c u i r t i 'r can he exempted from minimum promise of a *3M ^nua If tftov, ,nR Br|tillh accrptant.( of w ant u n lit tha House A rm rd hive rt^sritt.’ taxi’s ni” St Aug . m ! tin H r i i t h r r b 'i n i l " f H a th m id tor tin crucial t e d "ii v hethcr to Service* Com m it tea began an Uitlli. and t’enxacola In h -hirnl. wage and overtime rule*. r e i i e u l the hig uppropi i.itwn- l u l l succeed In bringing tnatr P**®. Anierlcmn advice to atreamlln# act- Investigation. i 1 1 .H itm e n . 11.* MtgjM -l<'d that M wmihl tic n Adm inistrator w illiam R . M c- m am b erihip up 10 ,uu’ anil go onen more into Mo* Hpcml' Ime teehnlijuaa, ha said that "on 1 h. Union lailruml ami the Tha *um of *600 formerly agr- il< i|im.iion or exports to dollar ,’nnd plan fur cigarette dirtrltiuiiig Imtlle that wu> Inf'",th# Comb *aid 30 d e yi will be given M 'iii'i’giihelu I’linni'eting rallroud* WASHINGTON. Sept. 9-<2Fi marked for tha Samlnola County, Inra tn handle the Jnh of Httachrcgulnt session for till day - la.l labor and management for com- ii iii.- ri-i# . . . rr,. ,e.7 . r « d ,,t i i niHikets. I believe that thara la a h'’ h *eive ai'iire* tif h I cc I plant* ,-nch ir»nfInieil Hn !*«»• I.tah" t”doy that injr 1'ilv revenue xlampi. ? WFernald-Laughton iX m ZSi fH S l t S mo*t urgent need for more "nten* * young ^ * vy hi it e I'ltt.lnirgh dlatrlct «ie m in t on the piopoied changes. 8tha Hoapiui .e|0, manihlp." a congretim an’i request lur in I'K'ktge nf I'lgareltns. anil using NKW YO RK. Sept. 9 - l A ' l tl'P xauie pn.tage niett’M f"i the Caul Robvann, target of two ant< 1ttireaiiiied I'V eailv *lrihr*. ^ Then the new regulation* ate to Sir Stafford pictured the solu­ form ation led to the preparation A walkout i. set for 3 t‘ M, «. for attaching State tevenue Communist demonstration* that F ogg in g o f a lla y * by tha go into effect, possibly w ith altera tion of his country’s economic o f the anonymous document wlm h .tamp.. ! .......Hum against th» Morning* Boutharn C hem ical* Co. w a * orflared Into mas* violence, neat lion bated on tha criticism. r;i*i« a* ns.entlal for the coordCapital improvement* ore i|e tula .ilul for flllll A, M. Tli.aduy dsrad again to altm lnat# m oiau lkicked up the B-36 bomber in vr.ii reeksklll, N. Y., bun decided not jit in .1 ttie Union railroad. Sumo political and military 17 ,7” Under tha m w ra fulation* tha toe a. T h la w o rk w ill ha started ■ nnlcil -trincth nf tha Wert in Its arug* * ‘ lon !.rr rVplscwl ' Mt' ,lMcKthhin*’ imu" letl I 1,1 " ‘ tend another xclirduletl gath lOoutl f l-worki i . are expected •alary l«»t for axa’r tftjn g axetu- M onday, aald N r. M cK ibbin. . ring In thut urea. Lieut. Sam uel P. Ingram InM .. ' , ’ i-lf with Communism. i • in made idle if the *trlk. < he tiva typa employ#* would be ra w ­ II” said that 8#cr*tery of_______ State ipecial N avy court of inquiry ' Charles Woles of the L a k e 1 Word of tho decision r-ame from ■ mo, t ffeetiv.’. Wales .(avert * prehcntnl u "trn the left-wing negro tlnger’s o’ ed from 130 to $55 • w « k . W ASH IN GTON, S. pt !t T ) I lie HR I liu* threatened * A," ' ' I T n * n!, ? r lt l,h that Rep Charter B, Deane { D -N O •■ ling gave)'' to John Sheppard, im-lntua yoxterduy a* mole public -Tin' (lrst merger ul guvcinuumt Tha salary latf for exempting tnke aguitmt tin- Southern 1'*^ I’.ral Jaycee vice-prashlenl j figure*, Including I’rcaldent Tru it" f'Mikalile progreaa” toward hulld- . n . .. „ . . pro feiiio n al or administrative em­ i r winking rule* Imt a Hgfiielc* under th'- ''1 9 t e r man uml Hsiiiy Wallace, denoimc , , , , , . , , . . irif t y weatern political and da- ,,r R Worth a Navy official (Ml | I'uiiUatlon prngratu , M, I ltd ploye would he h ik *d from $200 a .May V F W MKKT f t the widespread dlsorilerit l 1’" 2 ", 111 11,1 per’intis to the fydcinl p«vr,tll, TAVAREB, Sapt. { ^ - C i r ­ f,r»i> itructurre hut addedi * month to $75 a w ith : ’511 thl* nrogrer* will be In the Byrd Pom m lltii’ "i Federal cuit Judge T. 0 . Futcb yaatarday In addition, tha proposal* would sentenced two of tha negroes con­ vain if we fall to provldt a sound Uciuiomy rnnnrted tmlnv The ciimmittee *.ild in * month­ clarify existing regulations. Me- victed of criminally attacking a n nnninir bail* ftr tha** eomblnly report that Ihtt now General Corhh old thl. reduce"tha 17-vaar-old Bay Lake housewife i e f f o r t * of the fro* demoServices Agoncv, which took over iltk nf unwitting violation! July 16 to dla In the elecirlc chair, rraclee." liH(| rolled th«* t)iilhn<iik*i “ dlf* <Ca a « l W OU *— > the function* of *h" Federal •mf tha third to Ufa Imprisonment , r T U UAm eric.n ctvii Ltbcrt.ex1 l ' > « l < » g d e n H e l d F o r Work* Administrator, the Human at hard labor, Union, meanwhile, offered .e i |*'irstf D e g r e e M u r d e r nt Community Facllftie*, th* l‘ u$Waltar Irvin and Samuel Bhaplie Dulldlng* Adinlni**iuth>ii an’t wnnl* of $600 each for Infurnta i ** hard, both 22, received their death the Durenu of F’ ublle U.oitdi. em­ tlnn leading to arrest* of persons „ , „ , _. aantanca* without a fllckar of ployed 29,702 piirMui’s i" July. who took part In the stoning* am! , hVll.LK, Sept. 9 — (,7 t amotion. They maintained tha This compnrt*d with 2ii.5t>2 who (CeeHaase Oa r a | . Vnurt , t-ed (igdcn, former Army inThe months of October and No­ MONTRGA CAMDEN, N. J.. Sept. Q— (/Pi— A t 6 -ye.r-old boy who w » . ----------------------------------stoical calm which characterised vember wera dealgnated for a ipeIi lltifi nee ufflret, tmluy wa* held were working for tin individual l# Canxdlan Pacino In June before they fm tlic grand Jury on first degree agencies , eraah- them throughout tha weak of Illmea Mr* Lambert Palmar aryl day d a t one o f Ita ita hj church attendance by member* * f rnur<lrr charge* tn the fatal smil­ were consolidated. srllh IT hearings and tha trial.* ad w m ite* f r m n ____ Tha 16-yaar-old defendant, Mi* Sanford Ministerial Associa­ I The government’- payroll fdr ing nf hi* wife last Tun,day. m ow paiaaitgars ant) four * vi Charles Greenlee, waa (Ivan Ufa tion at their first Fall masting at ending June .in n .ich*«t A coroner's jury toduy found ! th«e year b a r! ahpard. So f i r M la known imprlaonmant because of the 12- .Seminole High School yesterday accused slayer of 13 per.on*. Arntond H srrie was p le a te d from Cooper Flossie Ogden came to her I **’•Mr non# CANTON Bt*pt 9 — (/Hi— In Can man whlta Jury'# recommendation noon. Dr. J . R. Farris presided. H ospital yasterday fo llnw ing* ijiruth from gumhol wound:, in i (1 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 f o r th e p r e ” to u y e a r , tnn*s imftlir, dilaptmiUii emtr The record of past meetings w»i af mercy Saturday. traatmsnt for a flesh wound. had hay fsver and that ho '? * 1 , , gency hospital today both Ameri­ llictcil tiy her husband and ree-11 However; federal tiigi___ reviewed by the Rev. Joe C. Crews employment a* ■iw i ■ m — ■ Armonds* mother and one other |wouldn’t get enough handkerchiefs can at ___ tho murder i victim* of yesterday * wed "nmiemted that made IU •ecrsUry. a whole dropped I.ViSD during parson also were wounded In the jn t |la hospital, la Comenu, gnd eoptln July, totaling ‘ 2,192,1 it at the CONSULATE CLOSED "The Association asks for com­ flurry of gunfire which brought j Authorities ere keeping Unruh ding annlverearv ehootlng asked chatges be filed. tha craah Official# ai «"t'nen-v iv acio u s., Ogden, ahou JO, wa* former in- rtl(! of th. I1lmit1l Th, miiitaw plete co-operation of all of the death to fly * men, five women enu|linl]tr heavy guard In a bare, tiny occurred about A. M. Ai«mUr, blonde Meya I rupmnr, |ip|hv«’nre offiofr on Ih® utiiff p^rvlcei Inld off 18 m i fivilian* rhnrchet," Rev, Crews declared, thraa-young boy, last Tuesday. i,illation cell at Trenton Btata i tenaU m "T h a w n n^» of Hie victim* of the late General George S Hat-.during th* nipnth, ' nuue th«n "In regard to the special season, "The guy It entitled to a fair r« In fuU Hospital for the Iniane. 9 and raaaud „ T h o two. nrevlunhly had told tun and former executive *ecre-1 offsetting Increase* t>v other ,U and plans hava been made for the He Is awaiting th* atari of ex "Afl tha trial, even In this case with »u aw ing," an Chinese petit# tho shouting, in lory of the Cocoa Chamber of partmmta, 1 work of the churches." BIW f M i Otrfnme city of Htnkow. m an y , dead.", said Armond, who tensive medical and psychiatric which an Englishman wai killed, Commerce I M lW 'S f 1 U i The group making the report . At nie aame time tha etaffa of trsts, which may raqulr* aa long waa preceded by a free-for-ali will I s 17 -year* old tomorrow. far u y* Hock ledge City Marshal W. II. I* the Joint committee nn retmarlaan emhaaey In Nanfight. LOCAL F IR R Although a neighbor of Unn as eight weoke. Wlmhertey s,tli) Ogden shot his i 'luctlon of noiiesseutinl federal and the ecnaahrte general M L . ________ ^t-* Furniture and wajla of a komt Armond s a id "I didn’t know him to. Dr, Robert & Garber, asslitanf - W MIard f m m a n . t L ot tirldgo- wife ihrouglijjie spine as a climax I expenditure*. It has been head[■w w im onwrvajt - ia ri* R at 1414 Watt Elghtaanth Street apeak to, raally,1 ihrector of tha hospital, empha­ w a ler, Masa,, a fo rm er school In ilmusstlc trouble. Wlmherley, j'*d ^ fo r - jr a a r * - b y Himatnr- Byrd — •bOOt hOtfe tically dallied report* that hn or « « fh e r and husband o f the pretty "Ow a In a white we’d *xy hell" ^ caused at 8:00 o'clock last night but never had a conversation, ha any other paychlatrtit had de­ pollsh-bord woman whom he mar- a neiglibor and close friend of tha] ( n ” a)i TRAIN W RICK couple, said lie had just left th e ' ------------------- , by sn explodlng oU la s p , l i r a H l^ . ost four y e a r* ago. asked: scribed Unruh at sane. Reports on ORAYSVILLE, Tenn.. Bept. 9added, "Ha never had a quarrel w a o u t J7-LV.,/ *!,VV. „ Chief M. N. Cleveland announced with ua—never had a reason to, ths prisoner'! mental condition W hera'a M a y a ? f e i l her to home when the ehootlng occured. W A B H IN G T O N . Sept. 9 - 1/ -TklrUen care of o deleol today. come see m g." Ogden surrendered and would T h? sK eN, h .'^a new’S C will be submitted only "to the pro­ *• U y n?8Jd ltfd^8(nlp$ I*ha nmv fit),* tht derailed and bawled Into Unruh's mother, Mre. Freda make no statement. Freeman*' engaged In a eupply ooo.ooo atakn In the juustlng noper authorities at tha proper buelnoaa raid crew sleeping cars parkUnruh, was told fully for the first NEGRO R A T IO ted with retired twoen Ti 1 w Ttlgoel.vla and Sin>l»t Ruaon a elding w a r hora today, time yesterday of the 20-minute time," Dr. Garber added. U. H. Ms; LOBT HOURS BAINBRIDGE, Oa., to .tho i#ral Claire Chen■la. l man waa killed and two ware (/P)—PoUea Meanwhile, the grief-stricken nault's cl ehootlng orgy last Tuesday. ROME, Sept 9—(A3)— Italy'* took a i. transport, apparaariously. ■ho fainted when aha learned of families of ten victims prepared ontlv did , convict to the atato ■now ha waa near i n d m t ^ ’ l o / r W j m M T ' w o V h death from the hiUincs. Hot first words when to bury their dead today. ■sfekeeplng laat d i k t < Abdominal wound*, r ™ . J T Wd u ,h £ <5» M* r ih« r Tito’, government ■ However, relatives of Maurice Kxploray. d Clark, 42, of after an of a $ 12,000,000 credit! O h m . River Road druggist who who reputedly, . , ealie i fa r an Inttirest rate of 8 H Howard. He wee elaln together with hie wife tallest peak in Han n ew agamy, reported today. s j . . i. year payable eeml-anand mother, postponed their fum th# Anui* J n mountain! of A total o? 107,000 plants worn loan Is to be paid off northweat ■ an 1 semi-annual Install-, which . first falling' due JWy clpatetk U s re p o rt ankL vlV; S'Air), j' a n ! i a ti K 2 Big T ax Bills Are Given To Legislature ar m H n t o a p c £ New Seminole County Motors Building: Rep. Patton Reports On Results Of His, Investigation Of Gray’s Resignation TALLAHASSEE t SANFORD, FLORIDA* FRIDAY SEPTEMHER 0. 1910 E sta b lis h e d 1908 House Is Told A.&M. College Jlead Immoral f AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER j's i [ a * j V *' ' Thousands Of Otlier Industries Affected As Wave Spreads IttS iI f l] ■> fi t L ** •* 0 hi) . ‘S City Budget Of Senate Committee Votes 19 To 3 Cigarette Tax For Global Arms Aid Measure To Raise $50y0009 $550,000 Okeyed Says M c K ib b in By C om m ission For Improvements Of City Property I'rT'ovin', Wage-HourAgency Studies New Rule For E x e c u t i v e s jCripps Says S a l e Young Navy Flier Of More Goods Is Tells Inquiry Of nd%tMhi.“pawm *22?o™jWhat BritainNeeds Secret B-36 Memo Koheson Decides Against Holding Another Concert Consolidation Of Federal Agencies Increases Payroll Tavares Negroes Are Sentenced To Death ..i,a t- .h« i„,.„ ■■ ........ ................ . Snpcla! Season For Churches Is Named 24 Believed Killed In Canadian Air Crash JS=,:'% & jw r u x 3st... 16-Year Old Boy, Wounded By Unruh Wants Him To Be Given A Fair Trail r * 1; c*"j*"’>» « *?“ " S ”"* b’ui :"k H, '" '• Victims Of Cunton R Cry For Blonde S 6 ,ttr> £ ^ r.2 .T fc t J V K a x 'jS w iuoferfi 8*tr £ K ^ V tS iT ^ d ™i iW & K . i i i •1V. j | f| | u .’ t \ I ffP ," » * l . / � 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 08, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 08, 1949. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 08, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5b39a3a1f12629b4bd2215bbf301d69b.pdf c25858bfbf5128de7c802d52fc3f08ab PDF Text Text TUESDAY SEPTEMBER I, IN I .. . . I ■?■ i » u z z 1. 1 : sS -4 1 l . M H i M s 11 > i i : s THIS IS SIMPLY A-MAZING PAYING OFF WITH gem s |N<tha Interior of China an explorer had lost con* • ts last with hia assort, and Anally he lost hie way. After day* of deprivation ho eventually stumbled late n village, far away from the trade routeo bul la the very heart of a section which Interested the explorer particularly because of Its rich arebeoHe entered the local Inn, but discovered to his dismay that ha had not on* taal of silver or any other money la hia possession. However,' he had n chain, containing seven precious stubes, and agreed to leave one stone la pawn for each week he stayed, until ha could return to civilisation and could re­ deem hie chain. Payment waa to be mad* at the and of cash week. Bine* the explorer did not want to mutilate the chain mom than absolutely necessary, be Just cut It twice, and managed to pay one stone every week for the eevsn weeks he stayed oo. How did he cut the chain ? -mv** »«;i i d S lw m a ( f w a M « M r w a 5 P U ,N ® 4 t O N G ^ th» HARLOTTE! LUDWIG, of Ntwark, N. J., winner in national confute Hut tHmmllu fi» f n« m l «• « ••• fish ft cf fancy m i C nactttary to roll up a hiuh ico n in thii "roller'* contn t on Ink. Yon can win even oh I f you tumble— tumbla to the facto. 1 1. It', provorblal that a roUing-etone fathora o o ----------- 7 8. A lamoua English automobile la tha RoUe------------ / 8. Not wheats, but what other things that go round and round, keap most mschina* rollingT (Wa don't mean motor*, gear* or belts.) 4 What Invention I* used to reduce Ith* rolling of a shlpT , 6. A popular wartime song waa "Roll Out t h t ----------- ." 4 What kind of Roll la muilcalT < 7, And what kind of Roller is kept at kom* because it alngaT 8. Ratio was tha hero of Juvenile stories popular In great-grandfather's day, written by Lyman----------- ? 1 t. The dassie novel Jtan-Chrhtopht won the Nobel Prise In Literature for Bomaln Roll-------- f 10. Rolllng-itock Isn’t a corporation share certificate In the printing-press, It’S ----------- 7 11. What kind of barrel-rolling la done Without a barrel? 12. Would you know what rolls down • rolluag In the great outdoorat 18. A notable signer of the Declarettno of Independence of the Thirteen Colonies wa* Charles------roll o f -------raUUnt | ' 14. What hero of those Revolutionary dgy* is depicted as arriving In Philadel­ phia with rolls of bread and other pos­ sessions rolled up under hie arm? 18. What wars the “little men" rolling la Jleepy Hollow when Rip Van Winkle began hie famous sleep? 18. A rolling-hitch Is not a sailor’s todr of duty. It’e a —---------? 17. A good time Is eometlmea called a mil-------- tlnio? 18. What’a rolling when “Elghter from ilscat ur” Is called out? 19. Who, In cartoon*, always got hit with a rolling-pint 20. A popular old aong was “ ------- Rail Along" t POETIC PALINDROME ^ P A L IN D It Hi see if yon e tho last line i th a stood on IN toN# -tutted, “Burglars/ Help/ Murder/" f m OJIesr f * trifk MeManue, who hoard her, Attempted to fu lft her wailing and weaving: "NaT sA sJ lliA i I s AaT #N with veHMwespfHf.' | w n s wes SSJC. lU jjs ^ r •i v«*n®u t|»i ("JV|d-J•ni.|dU < ^a%*eusa?e vSSmLJICS i uu|,Me-nt| e-u** •* wi®t i •**** *t iM^wrr CRYPTOGRAM of the sayings of Thompson is of particular Interest in a Presi­ O dential election year. Here It is given NE as a substitution cryptogram for you to solver E 8 0 P E D F R L TBO LH OTRU TFR LNDOL TDO WZOTB OMOBU S T F R HSO L S D I EKVZR LUO OB. Cryptogram Hints Til Is the commonest digraph or twocoinblnallon, In the English language. The likeliest a ----- -- ------------------------ rposition ----- w — of a vnwef ’ " " V I IIn SJ ■ word Is the sscond latter or the second from last latter, |>(S»M» P»’S <J.U '.Ml, u. Mist s „..’“•I* I f .„SI*** u, S >vu|e IM,||,|*a WITS TESTERS AN8WER each of these within one “ minute. 1. Three boys, Tom, Dick and Harry, were seeled together. Dick eat between Tom and Harry. Tom sat between Harry and Dick. Harry eat between Dick and Tom. 8o what was their seating ar­ rangement? 2. A maple tree hae 17 brnnehee, each having 11 leavea In May, If each branch doubles Ita li-uvca In n mouth, how many leavea has the tree at tho end of seven mouths? *Ud||f| oiuHp|«Mias MsMi 2“» i'll* M ’i i e n i l no" II „, Vw* | yiU|i , u, |OiH u». i«vi, *|IJiU 4„ , f . "PATCH UP" A SOLUTION TO THIS four USING d if f e r e n t colored pencils, toy red, blue, yel­ low, violet, color this patchwork quilt design eo that no two escHons that touch are colored the same, It’e not easy, so do a little planning before putting In the color. (A solution a p p ea rs else ­ where.) IT UP T H IS figure, that is, one cx• actly similar to it, can be drawn la cos continuous line, without crossing or retracing nay part of a line, lUa If yon can figure nut hnw. (A solution appears else­ where la the pngs, if you need H.) LETTER-ALCHEMY TH E beet felt hats are made I from rabbits’ hair—or hare** hair. Can you complete one stag* of the manufacture (theoreti­ cally) by‘turning hair to felt. You can do this la only four Intennediate stages, changing ona letter sack time. In doing this you leava a completa word and do not rearrange the other Utters. ■UNW* W W 'W •* JUST WHAT'S PUZZLING YOU? RREK mythology has ge i than the tale of Theseus said the Minotaur i G it la tiptop morl# material. The Minotaur of tho legend was half-moostor, half-mao, who was a pot of the dJotator of hi# day, tho despicable Mine* of Crete. Crete hold tho Atheniani in subjeetiea and exacted annual leviaa of youth* from Athena. These became sport for Minos sod tho Mlaotanr. Theseus, an Athenian patriot determined to kill the Minotaur, and nduotaa^d to ho on# of tho tributes sent to Crete. Ho «m up agalnat tho fact that the man who alow Site Minotaur had to bo a putil let aa wall aa a bravp m m , tor tho Mino­ taur'* lair waa In tha aatam of» vast labyrinth or mate. Most versions of the> the daughter of Mlnoe became smitten wit odsomo Theeeua and gave him a ball of yarn, whleh, unraveUng by magic, led him to tho oanisr of) the mass. It alas provldtd a means of hia Uadia* I i way oat whan ha bad killed tha men star. This| version is an aid wives’ tale that detracts frees I one1 own Intenuity and courages the Epegd ia of Pussies and Pastimes suggests. Parse) warrtot* had attempted the feat bsfbrocTI i (hat the labyrinth had a tangle of wools* thfjMds la its pssssgse when tho hero got there. U} anything, Minos’ daughter waa hia daughter, indeed, endeavoring to Insure that Theeeua wouldsft aooape. Anyway, Theeeua did UB tas Minotaur sad get away safely. d This design Is somethin* UAe that of the Ctetan labyrinth. Start at tha only wntranee, at the side, and see if you can got to the Meat heater [X] and back outside again without runnligg runnlrdg Into III dead-ends and having to retrace any of yc >1 yon#von COUNT THE CHANGE DETER, who hae bam diving all the cUags ■ earned and give* to M il Mao* Christmas, opened hie bank to get * Ml present for his mother, le fauad it emit exactly 100 coins h avlif total vela#' of «ve dollars. Can yon flgure out from this bow many coins of sack kind than (« •» . " T otioui r ie r n h OoiUbmi Ml«tW*e Mewing Mad bubMea bi ttiUiy. n o il □ □ □ H D 0 n Z ■ /////! m " 1 ■ 11 111 ■■■' 1 1 L itZ E iS ii lag most of tbs problems cited squares seuld jump only cheekera have a general Interest, is going on white square and the checkers to-devote some space regularly on the bleak squares could Jump only checkers on the black squarea. ment in which ha challenged to the most Interesting of the Aa tho blank square in the center readers to send him cryptograms Isttere. As n starter, here’s one Is white, the whit* eqnereo could sad pussies which bo couldn’t from Ernest A. Stevenson, be cleared of checker* except for the one left In the center. Sines solve. Presumably, any reader •outh Portland, Me.t “Inclosed find a pueelo which there Is no blank square for the who had a poser to which even the reader didn’t know tho an- was given to mo a number of blech square checker* to Jump (ft. tt to apparent that netleetngt# < and couldn't aohm, could yean age. I have n*vct fees* thq to, checker cm be removed from • answer to it yet. teb It to Poo. Tho latter dispatch .. _ . ___________ > “It must be fairly well known. black aquar*. acquired e reputation for eolv* I found “It la, therefor#, necessary to one on a ship on which I log anything sent to him. worked during the war, but no allow Jumpa In horliontal and var.. ..ether the reputation wa* one could solve it under the rules tleal dll W h ............................. ' direction* ea wall. One auch Justified is quastionad by some given to me. Possibly these rules solution la aa follow* i (“The first number Is that of of Poe's blographsn, for ther* ere wrong." The punt* to which he refers the square in the diagram st right ts evidence Poo picked out poe•re be could solve sod Ignored Is shown at extreme left above. sbova from which* tho Jump la the tacond number that of others. However, Poe’s Interest The rules to which he referred made, tha aquar* from which the peg Is werei “Jump page aa In checkers. in pusslae bad one happy result. as many times •• necessary. removed.] It suggested to him the "ana­ Jump The final Jump mutt be into the 80/19-8/14-12/13-8/7-8/6-81/80lytical tales,’’ such as Tha Gold c#ctec hole. At the itert pegs ere 88/87-86/86-88/81.88/27-86/ 2dfug, Murders <a tha Rue Morgue la each hole except the center M/88 - WJ/U - 84/86 -11 /I I - 9/10and Mpotery • / Marta Beget, hole. Pegs must be removed ea 16/17 • 16/11 • 1/6 • 88/84 - 64/608I/94-tX/86-19/0-l|/ll-4/6-7/18which introduced the “who­ lay ere Jumped." to Henry I/O - 16/14 - 19/14 • 18/0 - 88/14We oont the p dunit" or detective-story iato WoJeaaborger, an export on tho 80/87-11/19-81/89 literature. “For a more dlMeult problem. "swtUhlag^ type of puttie. Ho try solving tho puttie, restricting irisontd “II appears that the rule* Mr. youraelf to moves In a horisont_. Stoveneoa has been following ore end verttcal direction, excluding laeovroet. Ha oUtoo the pegs are dlagonel moves.* cbeekera. T That would to Jam*>aa la checker*. Possibly readers know of other limit thorn to a diagonal1idirection. solutions, or cm tell ut something With thio rootrtetwa tho puttie about tho history of thla pueelo. to iaeeivaUe, for the moo* do-Similar inqulriei from reader*, ' potHid la tho next paragraph. about other bothersome posers, “Lot no auppoob thaoo page were will be weledme If accompanied allsta. skeeker* oa a chockar board (Uka by a stemp*4 ealf-addressad a*ffia m a P h grow* l* vet-- that la the cantor diagram above]. rjdopo. Several weeks should bo umo, oo tho puaaio editor, bolior- The* the checkers on the white allowed for a reply. i HEN ho wa* a magaaia* editor, tho groat Edgar W Alias Poe featured a depart­ SB QUIZ-CROSSWORD, WITH CLUES FROM THE BIBLE ----- ’ U i E l i i i i l L 'f E E ff’E i L D E £ t l ' --------------- TRY ALL ANGLES “--" ‘‘“atad tans u n i u l ,| m n Mrtltial H eU sna ITJeddh (JwC S/'W b S iJ d iJ l l « 6 8 » * i r iiE W d ta vS H p ssag B g m lh h iiiq k m S ■ BU d l l l d r i i nf B e f ■ ■ a lH B B �'h w ! » i • " '"v ‘ ^Sp§ *Sa'* r jp w r %•’",■■5Hi?,' 1 vascr R rw , 1 ff r fa Unity Thera b Btraafth— ^ THE W EATHER I# fr ttH l the Pu n o>f lit* World; To Premote lt« Fregree* of Ai m i n ' T l Pf h w P tuyu ft? tor Sanford. 3 f e AN m D E P K N D B N t DAILY NEW SPAPER Tolum e SANFORD, FLORIDA, Established 1908 Ib r c tU i iNESDAY SEPTEM BER 7, 1949 Clear lo psrtlr cloudy and rath*r warm through rhursdar. Soma likelihood til * few light showers. A nsodated Prews Leaned Wlr« No. 271 George Urges Camden Slayer Of 13 Peraoiu Is Effort Made Qoick Passage Questioned By Two Psychiatrists On Safety At Big Building In Monroe Bridge Philadelphia Of Trade Bill Republicans Introduce S u b s t i t u t e Measure With Flex­ ible Import F ee CAMDEN. N. J . Sept. 7—(AV-Two piychistriit* today qunlionet) Hot.*ut Uuiaiii 2b yeat-old war veteran who maiiacted I) per­ sons on River Road. Twelve five men, live women and two children—were killed ye*lerday hi ti e lilent, methodical Umah put hi* "preconceived pUn into R. n iij* I*|Gov, Warren Calls p . . rp n ror More laxes By Special Legislature C o u n t y Commission jSix Firemen Injured Asks Road Depart­ ,As Tumbling Walls ment To Increase iScatter Flames And De br i s 3 Blocks Safety On Approach •xecutlon." Three other*— a worn-* an nnd two vouthi— wera wound- Hoover. Zegrlno escaped because •d. he wasn't In his shop when Unrah The lath, John Wilson, 10, died walked In carrying hi* Garman this morning at Cooper Hoipital, iuger pistol. Unrah stalked to th* where Uni ah umleiwent a suc­ raar of tha ihop and killed Zegrlcessful operation for th* removal PH ILA D ELPH IA . Sept. 7 -</Pi no!! °I j A resolution was patted yeiterWASHINGTON. Sept. 7 - { P ) - of a bullet from hi* hip. But. In addition to hoe* four. j„v Kv ll)# r nllB,v rnmmi,.ion to — The w*||, of a hissing tevenrr» S«n«lui Gcuige (D-Ga) today T .. O r - .: | •n 1 ? . Prosecutor Mitcnen Cohen eaiu Unrah killed druggist coutu • , c. , n . 1 “ K t Vi «Ak*d th* Senate lo pau lb* Ad' Unrah’# wound la not serloua and wife and mother; an Iniuranc* -fquM' Stale Road Maintenance slqiy building buckled and collaps­ A n v iL t lo r ; ministration's reciprocal t r a d e that he I* physically able to under­ salesman, a television salesman, Engineer William Ktaliert to take ed Indav hurling flame* and emextensive questioning by men­ two women and a boy In a car; a Kept lo make the Seminole County bars high inlo the air and telling •irNment* bill quickly and with­ go Elorin.i llonr t,,.i* (oniptny, .* corporation herded h, \ II < ial health experta. gettlr slx-yi I A U A KA5SG E. ■^rpl 7 —f/P> approach of the Si. Johns River fir* to fujilfhrig* At { at as llirrp out amendment. Should the psychiatrist* find In H of DcL itid i.n nr,timed 10 puichase the planli. hi count, m l hu ( (.nwf'inn \V,rr»n * ‘M the Legiiblock* from the *rene D h" b" u ' n°nP: fcT h;. Bridge at Monroe .afer for traffic By rulint out amendment*. that Unrah was sane, Cohen *ald 1" two-year-old boy who poked hi. shftjff p A Mf|0 poin|#d ou, l-Dllie tnda v' hr n mnfident it Flying embus tlarled fire* in of the Sop ’ \i| niiir 'Y,, Comp<rny in DeLand. Or.inge 1 11, ,nd G*or|* made clear the Adminit- he will pre«N for an Immedtata head out of a window. fold. 11 w,.< miM-unctl here 'ndav. i 1 *U » -r •»e lo litlsncs IJ •*l*hlt*hmen'* in the hearl of Jury Indictment, early trial Cohen was asked whether Un- tbe tragic accident which recently tration will offer no compromite to grand The it 11'.*1 lion, when cmipleted, will involve mm- ih.m f Vid(Mill ( and death by hanging, the penalty rah eald anything of hie reaction took a r-dl of seven lives at the ths citv’* hutinett district—hotel*, ’* nd luulget, hut he ofRepublican critic* of the bill. ---•w orth of propi 1 tv. ’ ii i,iii',le Grtj no iigge»iir>n, m, (,„vv it may for murder In New Jersey. Unrah to having killed Innocent men. loblr-. and stated that to hit restaur, nit. warehouses. George opened debate a* chair­ already has been charged with women and children. said. Officer* 'f th- ■'icn.uu me 1,. j,,,,* knowledge 14 live* have been loit Mo*l were roof lop blare, which Mr. Gaede. pre-idiot. ‘bmi II man of the Finance Committee murder. "Ha wasn’t asked that quo . . . t-'-.-r-d in the Janies, vice pn-idni* | -»ie. "i , ... The prosecutor told newsmen tlon,” Cohen said, "and he dldn t no the Seminole County side of quickly were pul out hv firemen vlicb approved the hill. manager and Mmv Ii im -ln, -ec Unit** m l -I’ Hr toon after they that Unrah, a Blbla-readlng war volunteer any motive other than the bridge. He reported lit,I in USiS« hand extinguisher, ' Before George obtained the floor. veteran with an "arsenal of wea­ the faet that he said he had betn ■retary. L •<i, I ,|i. 1, | ,-.tjtin, Waranswer lo a leiler Irnm Mr. Kratx firemen were hurt, none Senator Malone (R-Nev) pffered pon*." said in hi* statement yes- building up a grudge against his lert. received by him ihorlly beThe Utility, whmti ,10 -r .l.inii 1-11 ■it* -t ,.,1 d ih- in*jnr *pU»ly. Hundred* of hotel slid ary, IU4H bs« hrt Ii U I<"l !•» the pi i i i ’. ' i a* a lubilitute hi* own meaiure trtdav that h* killed because of neighbors (or two years since he lorr the accident, he had litted I . h-dih. enntervagurtt* *ml dote employe, filed South Atlantlr >.s- 1 .tiqmi, >.it , , .. . , . „ calling for a flexible import fee. ie*enlment again*! hi* neigh- • returned from the army." (1-01 ilid -'It* ” - io(| i ,lled them bur*." Tha mother of the gunman was the bridge approach a, harardout, safely from Ilie hunting building, -continue In nil-nil, Ihe .iffi -'—1 el ThU idea ha* been cold-shoulder­ ill e,lio- .1"i, I 11 I lot iiI, Cohen said Unrah listed four prostrated today In her grief over *nd had made other recommendsfuture j inti falmettn Avenue m Th- Ine in a vacant building ed by the Senate in the pa»t. shopkeeper* as III* Intended vic­ tha tragedy. I h - ... . 1,. I . Itccl them i««i tjons for „ f ,t y on County road*. . , 1 Mr. Guede e Cnliinili'i I ’nh-i-r Both George end Milan made tims: druggist Maurice Cohen, 40; Mrb. Freda Unrah, about 60, i* ■h-h.i-i j . . 1-1 in the resity grmliinl,-, lieil I,eon a,.-.. Oiled by ....................... rutting up of road, and should- W «P ™ reference* lo the current Brilith- *h: icniakei John Filcharlk, 27; Mriously III at tbs homa of a sis­ *rs hy farm dlaks and ollisr farm | in th- mufti,wn ate, torn block, with the S "iM. ......................... im <t, ‘n '-'ii d o - e lull H i l l * Sgrt haihrr Clark Hoover, 83, and tai­ ter, Mrs. E , M. Wonsetler. The equipment was reported by 1fvcTTi c iv hsll. we, discovered Canadien-Ameriean talk* on the since hl> di-> l-.ng* (i.-in 1 11— Vi mv , I ■I-..... I . itMtrly on tli# lor Thomas Zegrlno, 20. (, . f , r> A |,v , MM »ff»1’#«1 1H 1*1 it* physician attending her said she Sheriff Mero. who stated that an . - A ir F o u r* bpttiah dollar emit. -I th >,r - I>> llrlieve in He got Cohen, I'ilcharlk and ItiaailaM i Oa h w * sta) effort will be mad# to arreat V ' . „ I Before the <»! , I l f M ' d t f | l l l > | . ' V i , . | vile George laid the trade agreement* anyone unlawfully moving such in fip 'l're officer ll I I . -I.),, »" I a, o n gruficent ! by the Flo rid-i I’uMi - S.... . ■ .-.un In iitind-fite »in’cei*tnti, bun mnehinery on County road prohi-,. , " h. . I bill "I* very pertinent" to the 1 pany In Orlee-hv «f».-i p -. imi r-alarn1- railed irmi* than lit piece, party. .'-.uvit the u m t talk). Malone *ug»e»«ed the con­ . In riaclng of culvert* to drain of BPp,rlM, lo Ihe arc* I training 111 n., u I. m I- -uk in 1 •« I ll |! I|l Mood waters from property of M. "•».! ii «c « ho inA p 1 1, i„ii r. fnoocti s.sld limy I vertlalng fieldference could develop into * C. Slone and Clyde Muse at l,aka, ll,» M1 0 under control. d I | I I I ii-1; 1 lu vc ImrdMr. tiuede -lull 'un - I M-i» il)r "•moke »cr«rn" for the bill. Monroe was authorised by th* 1 Bui it bur,t out anew with a 11 .i-Jrr to go forI , alue |ier*.-im<t < d| .» ,••< » 1, Board. Malone aald that M • r * 'ult roar ll**i I'd,! l*c hcaid fol Idock* The Board agreed to advert!**: huge -crt> work With lie II-' -1 ,11.1 iMm III .( Vt'l I'isxhril 111 of reciprocal trade agreement, t;- • "on whatever for bid on an addreasograph and' ^ p , , . *i-H Chunk* of blailng | h it, DsLaiid fo l -tiifiii.l .1ff l r. ■•tree trade It actually working" 1" . ithi-r hia own r equipment as requested by' . olliri f * ttninigh the all I" land arid unemployment le reaching an .( -pot taxes Mr, Verne Messenger, Meiaeng*,. eupervls- ^ «:• v f other building*. ted in regular *•*or of registration, for u*. In con-1 ♦»1M» A larm ing »taU." , 1.. 1 1 ss piopnsal a nection with Hi# new registration l *'lrl a 0 forge eald tha British ,crl»l» Ilf *11 voter, starting Jan. 2, The neighbor ng St. J n - i e l ...it.... ha, prensrvie cauaed by many factor*. But slug tc tDM*. Thl* will be a permanant'llote' eaught fir*, forcing . 1, 1.. g|i *lempl loll* tt la clear, he continued, that ir ii m, in n general registration system, said O. P.igUOS', *« 'e*v» the Imtldlti g ll* in I’M ♦ lit' iige tl in* hotel did not appeathe Unltad Staa* had not had W ASHINGTON, Sept. 7—</P) Herndon, comity clark. A M I f ’ 7 ' ^< COCOA, S ^ i: 7—(/P)—Fred a "woffkahla" trade act In tha —Th* United Sleteee, Britain Sheriff Mero waa authorliad sxtsn'ive Is' 11 . n In mg asked 10 * i * t l h * S r m » h erlila would and Canada began momantoas Ogden, shout 30, former inlclli to purchase a naw $176 refrigera­ A snnt'l tire *l*n broke out ot M- -1 ida's luture," inv' 1 -■1, the j oof of thi St. Jems* Hole!, la va soma soonar and b»*n talks today on the financial die- genet officer on General George S. tor for th* County Jail. In . ,uid thro* Mod. sway. It waa quickly ” f* a saw* critical" than today. —Tha United States, hi -tnlu ts being Britain Patton's staff, wa* being held in Twod plats plat* w'bre were filed: men: on# one by try "Dm I 'Ih It lull- been ill (he ird Cat.,albs try for develop, emngntshed. Tap foreign policy and Hibbard “ ............................... tr ti d .11 jail at Titusville today in cornec............................. onhdnut tlie overChiefs nl tha A 'jlvcv of fire apparatus wa* ment of 160 lots In Sportsman’* pn I, mill th* three nations mat ■lion with the fatal shooting *f hi* Paradise Use Immediately weak - of, ____________ , . hlFTh* llyiin,* tmh^cs «..d a w * J-fk W it wluiming 1: 1:1),wily of tliir I.cgts* B r a sralattt^analM lafure will -land u^jtnd he COUiltth* Setnlnol* Driving Fork. Th* •qiifptnent "a* set ablate. Slat* Department, Bested In wife, FTottie. , .! ,111 Dl- .i d ! of progress plat was o f Oak Ride* leather-backed arm ehatr*. they fienmlilMii ■)( the structure wa* Diitriet Attorney Murrey Over- other I I inn hi-Revo verv many regrouped about a 10-foot glaee- slieet taid no formal charge* had Park, a development nsar Prairie in-let v-Hi- "lien Ihe fire of un>ininsihh- ciiuen* have com* to Lake which was presented by ileitTininetl -.rigin broke nut. The t ie of thought hi carrying nut Pro,peel* fni ,1 u-itopped table, > been filed againil Ogden pending Abner , L.. Thompson i m and in gt-il that the Inverimcnl .... . w„« off hrfiitr Ihe fire lie- Linn ideal* of servo e to ihe rniii I hil —1 , 11v fn,.(Ii ill le . l 11. ........ ............................... ...........V-,|» l|n 1 IHitdf* 111 |* till lllll S LilliThe budget as1 presented by the, l. w|1 ............... . f|„or, were ....... . w. t v„ ,r,d « v W ASHINGTON. Sept. 7—(An. a 1 limner's investigation. d u " I i d n i ' d In Up W ASH IN GTON , 9*pt. 7 - O T School Hoard wa* adoptv made tl. muiuiy wa* •tresseit ye^rirtay mino ................. .. and D ih I Die sp ­ ILk Hedge City Maishal W. H. County B.nator John Foster D 'ill.. <R- — Britain’* foreign policy and I "IIIHl I -old l> y |( (, I. in .(.i 01 D in for iiiihtic schmus ed, and shows th* same mlll*x« , nfdv from the hiilldlng ■ * ,n Lion* at the 1,111, 1,1 NV) *aid today h* would gladly economic chief* arrived today Wiriilierlev. »»id Ogden former as last year, said Mr, Herndon ,1. ,1 I Im leduced, he told the 1I1- ii . mm >m iv . . ..I. n 1 ,1 A huge.......tlon nf one wall |(>!Cenlrr by W-dler II "Sintty" I'm for talka with Ihe United State* ■ccapt” ths Republican nomlnaI ,1 ,1 *. and Canada on th* British dol­ eirruhve iccrelaTy of the Coco* Thl* inrliide* 10 tnllle for the f. . . u -i -i. nnd n e a ilv I" f'-et tall tic ip etM l ie |irr,e n l.iM v r id I ■>>•■. I l> t t r t u l l f * i M l l rl I h 1 .............................. - t M l ' 1,-^1 ........ I, | lliink Dial anyone tlon to run for the B e u a t e ln h * lar rrlala. Foreign Secretary Chamber of Commerce, shot hi, general schnnl fund; six mill* v, 1 7 l I a I . | I l f \ , "llaii.r.l in one l'"'i r | Inlnti.ill»l1*l In 11 . 1 I 11111 , 1 1 He w.n iiilindt w.it inlindii F a ll’s special New York election. |> ml ,11 Dip wiailoiu nf v»ur appm foi special tax for schnnl dls Karneit llevln and Chancellor wife ihrough the tpine yeiterday iiH,hed Ihrmlgh the tnnf nf -.N e w York Republican leaders I 1 i c l ' " e ii .......... m 1 »r i % f f l i l * M ' l t i f r .i 1 h , i i - 1 fin.lt I uni Cliff Aid " v King 1 of th* Exchequer Sir Stafford h, * rlimax lo dorncitic trouble. Irlct No. 1; a two mill levy fur ,idi ' n i l ic lH iit a t d which had ' tlV llm f.1.11110,0011 appropriation for *ave been pressing Dullee to make Crlppa came by train Ihe aprclal lax building reserve from ... ..........l i n e d nf people n shu n llieakilig ihe wmd "llnnk" min | M u m , kV ( i d 4 1 r$ I "■1 1 i h . i ( is is 1 ........ . mIo .U i on 11 nl "to*, the nver (Ceatlase* t*a Page *U> Wimherley. neighbor and close New York where their ahlp time esiller its 'onqimiciil tclleis. with ihe I 1 M « t t a i n t I t $ ( | A l l f t i f l - 11 i h - ' i m 11 h. lining endorsement "f the pee^ Fo rm er Governor Hsrbert Leh- docked laat night. friend of ihe couple, *eid he had lie 1 h ' i (I tinllnueil , 1a Pea* Sivi ether walls cascaded In smaller signifying thought. Mi IH 1 A man has announced ha wlH «cep t t'lim* s i ! s ' l l M i I m I M '1 n i l ! * ! just left ihe home when the (hoot­ M-rimn* * •laird lltal thoughl can eithei i n * c | r m f J * * ' l - ' l l f i t the Democratic nomination 11 It l* BR!DL!NGTONL~Eng.. Sept. 7 ing oerutred, He »eid Ogden sur­ -.M.ify- It.i-l itM ilnl hn ihe lifaiil, U e p r o H e n t a t i v e s make or destroy an individual ° MT h !dcont*»t la to fill tha unex- Attlee today denounced opponent* rendered and would make no J.W t'EF, ist'EA KKR h,«-hdl n .t-ni Im -'d*l 1" n» ,n,| Ihe l l signifies help, lie *,ml. nlred term of Senator Robert F. of Britain's Labor government slslemenit concerning the ihooting. Offlcea of two inaurances com hid h- -11 i"» lli- f(l-nk I im i 'I L e a v i* F o r S p e c i a l Wagner, Democrat, who J * * ' * ^ ’ who he said were trying to make A roroner’s jury will convene natilea in th* Sanford Atlantic C'tv Mannger Cllffnrd McKthliln and «*ketl the Lion, how much I'.clh ill >- till f"i h - ye " , I "1 Governor Dewey, In a slatament "bad blood" between Britain and National Bank Building w*ro mil speak tu the Jaycse* tumor- help they were giving ihe ruin 1 Friday to invetligete the (hooting. hrokan Into Monday aftetnnun. ni» nonli at the Tnnrist Center S e H .s io n A t T a l l y hall v.'llll h- i'l r l h 1*— lli, r*- 1 my, .ald.pU aami issued at A ‘b .ny; ( „ -h( United StilM j lli- 'I I The Ogden* had lived here about Pollc* Chief Roy G. William, ipgardlng a prnpnsed City clga- munity. "l am aura tha ptopl# of Naw I II III! ll* reported this morning. Seminole (Tmiitly'.s three state ’JlTork will thrill to th# new* that) fn an addrci* before the Trade* three year* and had one child. Using the word Init-IHgi-m-t- «>, ie(lr tax. 1 1-v-,il,-,l that hu Mi I * The caah boa waa takan from tha significance of Hie I In think. | It,i-l ti Asnator Dull#* haa Union Congress, eight million memS i, 1,ll foullinll teiiln* I ,-pres,-Illative* have left for FalUj# . Inside of tha door of the Mr. Currie streaacil the need of H* I ,1 H and iliuing Dial Dine lahasiee to attend the special »#*• become a oandMata * « « » « • •b«r backbone of the Ubor Petty. Gulf L if t Insurance Co., and H( MODI. BOA It I* anllcatlon In everyday life a . a tin,I nun 1 I'nnehfd « I'lsing lunin. shot of the State Legislature Re damps and a small amount of i u Thl.n il . unique I S S u n lty Attlee promise Britain would do means to success bm \t v I, ,v * mu "H good ,* 11 pie .m! stives J. Hrnliey Odham The Cnunlv School Hoard will (ash and stamps waa atolsn from The N in think means now and to elect to th# Senate ona of th* ju utmost to solve the dollar ihortrl, nt-. " ll- deel.it, 1 I di'll’t ,"V nnd M ti Smith left yesterday, th# Intaratat* Life and Accident' tegular session Thur»d*y that maans that we shuiilil «h»1 great stataaman of the world _ •g* which threatens Britain with tl..,t i r ill win " i- iv game. I"it and Senator L. F. Boyle left early WASHINGTON, Sept Co. Entry was mad* to both nf '""tolng *1 10:CH» o’clock, Supt. thlnga now and not put them off 1 “ HI* wladom and lofty Idulism economic disaster. —Undersecretary of th# Navy flee* by Insertion of tool* that 1 W. f^wtmi said this morning, until tomorrow or our plans will g" 1(v,- i'll make it inteieitmg " ll» Du.-, morning. Senator Boyle, who remained combined with h i. »J*or « d unI, itvHtiinli • 11, nil end a Pan A. Kimball UStlfied today sprung tha locks. Th* office. N'n figure* on school enrollment awry, for th# morrow n*v*( enini'Vi But, he added, the problem tnat tqualled experience In world « pi - " . . 1 1 giiine un S-pl 17 nl nete.yesterday to alletul the meet­ th* author of th# one*- •re on the third floor of (|ie| 'dl he avallaht* until the end of he said. ing "f ilia Ummty Commission, defairs, will be a tower of atrength "cannot be solved by any one anonymous m*mo that touehad building. , I ihe week, lie Mated. K mean* knowledge he staled, S l,l.i n ' limit team will fn e » ellned to commit himself as to hi» In our national government at a government in isolation." off th* B-8(l bombar Inveatlgaand urged that Linns 11*0 Iheii Iron Ii 1111 the IVti.il'-Ma All ‘ha dim . when the cause1 "There is a lot of effort being tlon one* atksd him for Immunknowledge to he leailur* In 'he Im,1 |li- regnlat > -* ." 1 1 will slutt future ac.tlon In regard to dtaia financial hills, hut stated (list Iris The vsry axlatenc* ° f h u£ » « J ^ * * community and to assume a sense ,>-|ll ;/1, lie ,uill ltyklmh*ll aald Kl» . susMndad dom, hang In a perilous balanca. ll ' H l l n M « • (■■■• sivi H- i-,-til-d Dial m- v end h-ftv act Inn will depend on t he proven special aaslatant, Cadrle Worth 1 .,1-nl I141I h--n ''impnl'led”, i'itt need for more money He stated ruthor Of tha document, told him D ir u x r i * i the One. not mu "mt lie might vote f o r * sales a,| !-d M Ilia* Die sen-."I ilue> last May "he eould find ont who WASHINGTON ............ talent '*"«■ ''tit only nn the condition that of f,-i any wrote It If It would yromlsa Im­ - H a l - General g — ——“* liiclnitr, >rveii new tackle 1 wlin t'Hien ami eountlea art aiv#r> »om# munity-" th e r n a a . bean named army de­ -A-li-,1 they fli't topoileil (nl prat' fliianc ial relief. A verdict of accidental drown­ A L B A N Y , N. Y.. Sept. *— 1 /F 1 —' T h# Westchester county district a f! f i r ptan* and That waa before Worth MR'.’iirpxuitattve M. B, "T-Bone" puty chief of staff ing waa raturned yeatirday by * knowledged MIAM I, Sept. 7— (/PI—The U. I, - i-'-iiDv weighed from -.17 tu In a congraaaitmal attorney today blamed teen-egem fur most of (he violence lhat fol­ eombat operation*. H. Weather Bureau issued the fnh 2 !M ii"'ind. In a -tioil time the Smith could nut he reached yr»0. Davie coroners Jury aummontd by Judge Investigation that ha lowed the Fan! Robeson concert near I'sekskIH Hunday. At Ih* same lowlng hurricane advisory at H wniglii. were induced In 2Hl lenlay for comment on th# pendStanatrom to Inqulro dl Douglas .. ..____. fh(T legislation. UMa Ih* proaaeutir, George M. Fanelll. In a preliminary report to A. M. toTfapi into elreumatancoi of tho deatn nuthor. ,1in,1 > fm the ltg!ile>t hml OnesKimball, a «4tnrt* In ■ saetor Mr. Odham yraa outspoken in his Saturday night of Nathanlol Navy Tha Atlantis hurricane wa* cen­ pM Utiilf it heavle.t plav*U, valil Governor Dewey, Inferential!)denied Ih* contention nf negro berl. court Inveetlgatlon criticism of "political spender* ICnnltno-a Oil I ' l l * t t f l Fort, t f year old nogro, who l<»t background tered at I t A. M. near latitude t*0* Roheann that stela and Weatchester county pollc* had attacked of thf RSJPW and <led a red, ,'IThls special sextil* Tlfa whon a boat in which ha couldn't offer tn.\) north and longitude (13 d Immunity, eonc#rt-gr»#r», -Ion for raising taxes I. the work GERMAN P A R L IA M E N T west or about 875 miles south bar •< was riding in tha St. John* River dad that he didn’t *Vt tank aftar hitting a log near what The Immunity would bo southeast of Bermuda, moving BONN, Germany, Sept. 7—(/I*)— 'd the wetfg^i Mate planners and the Joint Lemon Bluff. . . . _ . ALBANY. N. Y„ Sepl. / --(/pi Governor Dewey today released very slowly east nnrthaaiitward Germany's first postwar parlln- political Mpenderu. Through preII O.fflW H w .. naval ment, representing only the wes- sutil taxes and monies nn hand the Cyril Hutnar and Edgar But- from. fl to • miles per hour. a report nf the Westcheiler county diitriet attorney claiming "every shout ton, ths othor ocoupants of tho It wa* enlarged consider* id y lurn portion of tins divided coun­ State government is fully able to A nar Tswretanr Gtra? D1VORCR O RAN TBD precaution possible was taken to uuure the safely of all present" at ihe boat told of tho aecldont. Dr. H. thua flattening th* gradient. try, held lls first session tuday. rciuler the same service, of gov­ LOS A N O R LS 8 , Seat. T— <ff) Paul Robsson concert near PeekiGII Sunday. The lawmakers were (old liy ernment for Urn next two years as D. Smith roported that hi* InLaat estlmataa gave strongest —Th* man who didn't Die leaders they elected that co- It hat for the last two " Tb# report, a preliminary one by lha prosecutor, George M. Fe- winds tOO to 11B mile* par hour. operation Albert vaatigation of tho body ohow no dinner no longer le the Lieut. with oilier peopte* is marks Indicating and vtolanea. Hurricane (ores wind* extend When asked for his opinion of Jt*jH, waa construed here ss a re-* ------ 0. Wsdeaasyer, e Fort la survived oy ala wifa, on# of Ginger Roger*. Th# outward a bent 100 milts on the ii goal of the new Germany. the "modified" 3 percent sale., tax San FraasMo to rid actreee obtained The Bundestag— the -1112-man proposal, Mr. Odham replied, "the child, tha father, two brothen east northeast eldas and shout I f the rirrth army. estsrday from har — BO mi!** to south and wast of, lower house of 'lie new west tier- Tux Study Committee may call it WV U g . u , twmty , o , „ . a l b ., and, Aotor Jaak B r i ll s , _ ro|g wtMta R. W._ Sturdivant, center, Galea arc over 400 miles lusn federal republic—-elected Dr. what they like, but It will mean 'r* « Erlcli Koehler, a Christian Deeh, J. A. Cunningham, who ah* described c neert-gosr*. Hrtlty In protest against the eon- In dlsmeer. -j 71) to 90 million* more imposed on L b White, H. A. Ivan* and D. I’ve ever JK w » » released the report with- m t by the left-wing Robeson. Rather alow east northeastward nmcrai, as iireaiilent. He formerly Floridian*. I don’t think our peo­ married In » eonmeot. Jame* C. Hegerty, Meanwhile, In New York City or northtaatwira movamsnt will was president of tha BritishW * ple should have tu face additional 10, IM1. tho Govarnor's prose secretary,; n,» 010 American Communlca- conlnne during the next 24 hours American hisonal economic coun­ taxea now when business In gen­ July MDI0RSTKR ARIA Governor would not havs Huns Association charged In a ho t . forward' Igeed may increase cil. eral Is receding. I will nut vote for • Semtnele County haa been dao statesoent until full reports were telegram to Daway that local and slightly, i more taxes." f e b e k a l j u u g k s h ii* fihlp* ah amartad aa a dfaastar area by B IR TH ANNC ! avoid It. la, Im fading one from ths West- rial* pollc* "abattad and openly WASHINGTON, Sept. 7— UP) — the Secretary of Agriculture, it A baby tbarter aheriff, Fred W. Ruscoc, aldsd" rock-throwara In th# bloody ' hens todhy. * MARTA! Senator Pepper (U -Fla) said to­ morning will nO H A FK Old Atom John A. Gaffney, state finish to a Paul Robeson concert NEW Yf flept, 7—(/PI - day h* and Senator Holism! (H of Sid R l tM •Hr# anysrintendant. lari Sunday, Rep. Vito auffarad lots du* perintandaoL atonlo, left-wing H sl hive been unable to agree on JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 7— i.M for FaoeJll an)d that epproxlinatsly In another message to President and who can not It waa y n rrii American Party conareasa candidate for Florida's new STATION HIGH LOW were overturned Truman tha union asked for a man, waa 1 from oay - othor rmsrgeoey s M 'B i , of contlmied roving federal Judgechlp. si Boston 79 10 persona were federal Inveetlgatlon of tha affair. control of _ ty'a Manhattan can 79 61 Pepper told a reporter, how­ Chlcecn . ’aeh Tha ACA, In th* talegram to tha concert Sunday ter wUncnit M ' on the baaia ever, "Diet I hope there can ha D*a Molnee 68 Dewey prior to Dewey’s release of "Tha dUrtw* returns, 68 79 some announcement shortly." Kaneaa City id placed the district attorney's report, aald mrihae o o i a negro The Judgeship la one of 87 New Orleans 74 89 ■aid Bid. ot IhJond at more "Our ovMnlHtlon demands the backed */# nlo, svon crested by Congress two months Balnt ' 72 04 ' $ * 1 C.i1,Wl ImraeflMt arrest and prosecution nomination j borWaahl 61 Rfl victims of of thdM •d to organise migh ___ ay over, ■go. 7T DO Moat of the appointment! have , fcoedhuu _ rr yet to ba made by President Tru­ M eon-1 who • M the local N w IM South Atlantic Gas Company Is Soid To Group Headed By Gaede I-cibor Unions Urge Governor To Stick Tax Bill t Prime Minister Cocoa Man Shoots Calls For Unity Wife In Climax With_America To Domestic Row Attlee Denounces Op­ Fred Ogden, Formerly position For Trying On Gen. P atton’s To Make Bad Blood Staff, Held In Jail Trocvlor I ells Lions Official Talks To Local Kiwanis Of Grid (!lub On Ideals Plans At Stetson Waiter B. Currie Rc* New Coo Piomises t-ealS W hat “Think” st: It InterMeans To Members esting For Fivnls For Kejhflnroow In Senate Race InHiirance OfficeR Broken Into, Robbed Author Of B36 Memo A I For Immunity Report I* Made To Gov. Dewey Hurricane On Peekskill Riot Last Sunday Atlantic South Of Bermuda Verdict Found Of Accidental Drowning a «5. fi SXgZlA STBS sr.s‘ srb.M*i a “"•M L2KSI r & ESI THE 1WEATHF'U dug ■ rr,oMEr*£ # Sfi! '■ r -iVi: f/'jV"' 1 BJL 5M> h'ufi ■"I;,' i1 ’A.Vv -WISKW w rpm ■ ;,.r- ' - �1 fWw?! 'W VPSSJF: —— fjl MK&8& ;: \ w ■ -— — !•:*'* '\ *’t. ’jV,’! '••cxy.v ■ . .. THB SANFORD .m l ‘he Sanford Herald BOtXAMD U M AM -------______& ™ * J 2 * * *_ jraagy*"tu i p - = r ___ ~ = jS ,r S r****»»«*3 HetuTeiir ew r !■* w*»r m J.IlHNNaiMlfM, h m h im ih *iW "JK S ! S3 vtir!* & % TJBEZ*!****' I WEDNESDAY, HEPT. 7. |» 4 » today h m niHr.B VRHHB Bill M d m ■ rain drop md Wlcrcwroplr forma of ||f*, the ■ lin u d Ih* Invisible atoma. The *5"**,°" * of and the reward • f death and resurrection. The —Pea**#? * " ‘h* tl0ry ot (JoH- i>:n Flying Disks Jr, 1 ■etabll Sliiilry May Franca fell prrlly badly whan lhay pulled her out o| Ine water following her failure to twim the English Channel. Jilin waa cihauitrd, hyttarical. anil tobbrd, “Only a little farther, only a little farther". One can tymalhire with her over her failure, ul actually iha twain 30 milet in 10 houtt and 40 tninulei. Pretty food for a girl I Pretty good for anyone I C Want to know where your lai money goat? Well, Secretary Brannan ditcloted yetlerday that hit Agriculture Department had aprnt $379,000,000 in the Inal three yaart to tupport the potato mar­ ket. That it, they buy up putalon with taxpayers* money, dump the potatort in the ocean, to that the price of the polatoei which the taxpayer hat to buy will go up in price. Thit it what Pieddent l ru­ men liket In call the "Fair Deal". Tho flying disks are Incoming an Amarlcan Institution. The persistent recurrence of tales by people in all ellrrm l". and a t all ultitudes defining they have MeiMthmto dlekn, makea It hard to dlnmlM tho m a tte r lightly. Which of many appropriate proverbs altould be accepted oa th e true for th is m utter? Should it be "Believe nothing you henr and but hulf of wluit you aa*", o r perhape “W here th e re ’n »moke there’s fire"? From the beginning the stories of the flying disks have brrne many resemblances to the legends of the sen serpents. They appear now here, now there, giving no w arn­ ing, vanishing without leaving a trace. They a re regarded w ith consternation, yet who can tell of harm they have done? They have a tendency to appear moat frequently when the days are long and the out relentless, when th e shim m er­ ing waves of heat dance alsive the w aters of the sea and the sands of the desert. And there is one m odern point In common: Just as no one ever produced a photograph of a sea serpent, so also no one has yet come fo rth with a suc­ cessful photograph of a flying disk, , Shall we believe it whin we nee a picture of one? (Some one m ight step up with a snapshot of a sea serpent, and th a t would Im dim’, imerlio*' Perhupa best Junt to cay Wc'II wait and sec. Whet tier real or imagined, th e flying disks bid fair to become a legend jI this era, ■)v‘ ' * .1 V a ■'* Buiineis Leaders Differ Over Nation's Economic Prospects then gUettei .it lo what lies ahead in die (all inoiillii ., tmle Ikmoii, or a further tlow deilme. Some tay budnetr hat hil iht bottom of the cycle and u flailing up again, ll.ey poin. to a pick-up in orden which hat increated output at muny mills ami factorlaa, and*—..................... ......... .......... ............. lo advancing price* In anms raw . , , malarial* and................ finished product*. and reflect accurately (lie mirplate* in tume raw imilerlal* anil Others say the ahaka-down of In factory Invenluiii-* „r finithed prices from the Inflatlun peak haa gooda. not gone far enough yat to fur­ The pick-up In milpul In turn* nish a sound foundation for a gen­ line*, tucli a* uivtul*, i* mure imeral business upturn. Thay say preaatvs whan tht pre*ent rata ia th* pick-up In order* la In part compared with the, low point laat ■eaaonal, th* cuitomary prepara­ Bprtng and early tiimmer, when tion for Fa ll and Chrlatmaa retail bualnaai waa alnmut at a atandbusiness, and In part refilling of ■till, than whan compared1 with Inventories which want .loo low the flrat of this year, when huawhan eoma bustnaaaman | (ftp too Ineaa waa a peak. Output and panicky and Imught too sparingly. *■!** hava come hark tome of Iha This re ordering haa ltd to the way and that I* tcanturlng, but factory pick-up and to tha attffan- they are not hark to icrord lavala ing In prlcas, but thaaa ohaarvsr* yat by a long way. contain! that th* ordering haa not But than art other encouraging ftaan In anything Ilk* tmt volume Hgna right now, too. The paper of IV tt ordering and ahanld ba ml a have nuw Joined the textile viewed merely aa a paaalng phsta mine In that happy company of nnd not a* a su ra-m o ' indication thoae whuae order* are picking up. 35^ 0® 1 iVl. ■;,*' By JAMBS MAKLOW Hint ns much buslnest can ba de­ veloped in summer at In winter with proper advertlilng, publicity and uttructlve summer excursion rales. Too le u t o To C lu H H ity By KU8HRLI, KAY Heavy Influx uf vxcationera to lines I* going after not only sum­ Florida during June, July nnd Au- mer builncHH lint year 'round putgn*t liullrnte* that this state I* rtrnuge nnd Informed the nation'* Inst coming into it* own ns n top- si'lu'dulrd nir m irier* nnd the Civil ranking summer resort. Advertis­ AorutmutieH Board of the com­ ing I* spreading the word of whut pany'* Intention to file n new couch rare furc in, tariff till* stute lills to offer the summer conco in »iof nfour cent* per visitor nnd thousands who crone milecompurvd to the present rnto this summerare returning north | of « little over dc per mile. If ill *« ,#IJ «/ thH »wtd*rftil a ir condi- lowed, the new couch faie would tlone<i ‘••V** ‘ he cool night* and become effective Oduber t. The coach fare would be even break down the prevalent idea , hal K|or|l)u , , unbl!lir,b ly hat at lower tbun Notional’* present his­ tory making summer excursion thl* season of the year. at The airlines have played nn lm- fares and very little more than against further traaag: _ piesunt m il coach fare* between However, Korop* W(rt)ld^t**m To'portlml purt hi developing sum VMtld 'll ami northern iiorttiarn points nulnts served served provide nn object lesson In thalm *r travel to Florida, Eastern A ir Florida Florida and mnl ur I_ I I . ..........III. ......... ........... I..I.. hv the ns. mutlor of delaying too long ini Lines, will) more flights Into by the line. . . . IIKTH S A ID TO IIK LI* MINING I'K R T II, Australia--(A*)— Whan a new peliceumi) goes to Collie he leuru* one thing: Never nrrest n mini fur betting. Collie I* u thriv­ ing cunl-mlnlng town uf S.UUII peo­ ple, I'.'O mile* south of Forth. Collie claims the best record of any mining town in Australis, some say in the wurld. There t* little clime, few drunks, a high rate of piuductiun and virtually no absenteeism, Many say Colli* haa lW h„ rtcord bacauM th* batu I h£ 7 « i * not . nfo«*d. . " . Hays Mayor John I of . Ulllsspl*, mtm'-i’ ul"° ■* inapattor oi mini*: "The butting freedom has done no ”l,ht b s : s u l srjsst W ASHINGTON, Sept. 7 - 4 W Thay'va got me over a barrel and all confused. I mean I’rctldcnt Truman, Cent­ ral Elsenhower, former Becratary of State James F . Byrnet, and Senators Bridges, Tapper and Capehart. They've bean throwing around the word "ttutlsm" like It was ■ bad word that we don't want any part of. But ] looked It up In t h f dic­ tionary— and there "stantm" sound* like a nice woi.l about something that’* alwnys heed here. Byrnes, who once was one of the most powerful Democrats <tote to Mr, Truman, made u speech June II. He warned that "We ere down the rood to ■tatlam." And he called for a cut In federal puwer and spending. Thit tickled the HepuhlRini. They took It an attack on Mr. Truman's "Fair Deal" program. They beat the Democrats on the head with it. , "That," said 8enator Bridges, New Hampshire Republican, In a speech about tho Byrne* speech, "it ijulte a statement . . . This man ha* taken off Hie blinders. He sees the trend in this country." Senator Capehart, Indiana Re­ publican, didn't seem iu re i$ b a t Byrne* had In tnlnd. Capehart sug­ gested that when Byrnet men­ tioned "statlim" he might hava been warning against sliding Into "Socialism or Communiim." But Senator I'eppcr, peppery Florida Democrat, blasted Demo­ crat Byrnet for giving tin. Repub­ lican* ammunition. IVpper said ha and his fellow Democrat* dtny their program "Involvu* the aw­ ful, odious trend which someone might call sialism ." ■ This made m* pretty gloomy, particularly since "statism" didn't sound good and I hadn't looked it up. Then yesterday In Ht. l.mils General Eisenhower, who had besn mentioned fur the I’rcsldency be­ fore the lust election but excused himself, teed off on "atatlsm" in a Labor Day speech, lie said: "The straight path to America's future lie* down the middle >4 ‘ be road between the unfettered pow­ er uf concentrated wealth nn on* flank, and thu unluTdicd power of slut Ism on the other." Almost at the same time Mr. Truman wn* making a Labor Day apaaeli in Flttsburgh. Defending hla "Fa ir Deal" pruirrum, he said many of his pruposnis already had progressed in the face uf such "trumped up slogana" as "statitm" and collectivism." ^ | Former Republican I'm W ent Herbert Hoover used the wind "collectivism" In a speech on Ids TBth birthday lust month. (Unlike llyrnc* who *ald "W* ;=„- L ...... - —> ......... .. .......... . ......... .. w ‘‘X ^“ thp eduetim, |1 HWll nien tn th* the street street l « ‘ lvl*m.’ Mr. Trnmxn said, we,* ................... #t,. ,.................... . men sit sit on on heixe* lioxe* in ^ 'lni1 <>-ten to the race*, or stand ‘ bought up by n lot of "paid ,1*mr»d on ool way a* w ill a* in . hotel . , .bar* and. .have an ucrus- agitulors, i, prumolers promoter* and publicity round trip travel. expert* win, inuke a fat R in g lunal flutter with the books. Tho family family h head or moD eity s'h0 uId * nr uvIda* \ )ii a ^ td d Tim e ,,,l((father father or frightening the people In tho high­ er Income group*." expect that t T o u ld cr tlm fu »b«» « uul'l Pay the regu ar fare, M E T E O R IT E F A L L S safeguards against furHmr a irs * . The other parent and all the cl(did Bo all uf them— Mr. Truman, MOSCOW— (A*)— A large meElsenhower,. Byrnes, and s'on. These would imlitde *con[*" Tnl V“ h llf u l L r i l d tenr‘*e fell recently In th* Ural* Ganaral „ . . — tinned military occupation over a ", y , area. It excluded 22 mile* over the Senators Bridges, Fopper and T " " 1'* u ,nt bolb parents make earth’s surface. loill Capehart—teemed Capehart— seemed tu dislike thi* trip. Any member However, such restriction* need * ,e *rlp’ A|)Y ,,mrlV ’.7 . of the It ’s fragments were scattered "***‘ 1* 0 )." Kniup except the full fnro pnn* not Interfere in any way with th* over an area of about IM square T h at* when I ran for tho dieJ»u» Ihtrlr half ticket* kilometers. Many of these frag- ‘jpnary— tho new Japan taking her rightful latest unabridged lu ooy de*titialian un the rmitu mrnla already have been found! "abater's place among nation* of good will. dictionary. It laid nut beyond th* destlnatlun uf the and are being studied by Soviet "■‘• ‘ I*™ mean*: J full fare passenger with stup-nvers acluntlMta. — .......— *- *up to forty Belief In a government, m in They weigh permitted. Thia particularly apa republic, In cuntraat with H liaf peala tu Cuban* who are finding kilograms each. The mettorlt* be­ longs to a group of rare atona me­ In Communiim or a Soviet govern­ Flurida a popnlar summer vaca teorite*. ment.'' Hon s pot and whole faiitlliea can mako Hr H A L h o t i .H , umao the trip at rates au reasonN EW Y R K . — (AT— A I L f t t r - (tf ,. bS k" r *7.n t pt t . ni1 nV'o* "hla they can easily afford It. Thia old ax-AIr ^ore* sargaanl haa g n a w * * * * ™ vary lltH . Um lly U t * pl"n • l , “ "PP11** to ret out to become tha new boy " £ £ ? ,, ” , y ’ v ,ry lttUe Blwut domestic travel, according to G. T. wonder of Wall Street, 1 "Thaw need Id h* baker, president uf National. Robert M. Tanney— ha a*Id hi* tha fact there are eood . ( L l . All-time pasaenger record* war* mMdl* Initial "doaen't stand for available now thst^pay fiom #cl|P,#*l by "allonal on July I, Mld**"-onen*d n atoek mark#* "o to ID per cent*' when a total of MM.UM ruv.nu* offleo of hla own toay. Thereby, Tanney plane tu anvclaliie In pa«»Mtg*r miles were recorded. hack,.,. president - * ' K r A I, l.r . wnI. nnd n" genn Oral manager, Lnstarn Is spending "**r mi...... ........ dollars till* nunmer to tell northerners what n ''“ bublful place Florida I* at thi" »«"«"• Eastern also launched N ■""•"••r excursion plan ,h .t provide* the lowest scheduled air^ni* ^a"”1 ,n history, permitting passenger* tu snvu from nil", to d?"' t») the return portion uf their ticket, Operating new 70-passenger, IH M Buccaneers, National Air- Former Sergeant Starts New Firm To Sell Stocks To "Little Man" Firming H ires fur paper and paperboard have brought march• nj» booh Into tho market to re­ build their stock*, Tho textile men enjoyed thl* happv reversal of th* trand aarlltr In tho summer.. And, lb# Labor Department saya that Lnew c la ir * Jobleaa ' ■ V,* benefit* haa dropoed to a tow point for th# year, and th# eontlnued clelma ofM w ee previously unemployed dropped In the last week of the a common man and eo«t-|wm „ pricea mocks, north, of August, reflecting the reopen- vtnee him that buying — problem la to pick th W .liil11***1!" * “p *b« aummer vaca'ik# ‘■ jf.d f plants which had boon ------ L . .. toes down here hlngod _fcptember should tell -much of (bo atory' whather th* rtoovery I* y s ^ r w ^ ^ a l ! , or wheY tho sound tttp up- T g g s g ir bet. He plan* a men to e a t «i Ing campaign, hired four. Tanney; who ataff of $1 door-11 Ho «[ has if nnd aelilnt stock* II. thlnka that otto thifige'wrong with that. too i many atook ly ikwalt for • generation — — —■ . ''‘-.V■ WEDNESDAY BEPTEMBER 7, 1M9 By DEWITT MACKENZIE At* Foreign Affalra Aaab«t W ...M ib ■’ TIK WORLDT0MY the cold war In Kuropo haa haem me failure to make treatlaa In Hie shooting war. Tho cold war which Is being waged In ttf* Fa r East won’t be concluded until a By BAM 1MWHON penre treaty Is made with Japan. NhW Yt'Rk. -Sept. 7 -—'/!*>—Ilutinrit obterv tit differ widely in General Mm*Arthur didn't aanaral world trad* J Tha ^British lay bgrd ^ .« l h*D troubles. ■ , . Thll wary attltud* Ir Ir; nataiday paopl* btfciit th* Bualnaai Survey U M I ilw National An .art wat a w»» a rchgiuc could A . ititad ovtrtaa* ™ .bi—„— t M who I a#ll*l*nk hot tom. nnd la,i n It ebaarvaa ■ordoringi-htf: I. SANFORD FLORIDA Traffic Fines I® I ■ ■ ............................ ........ ■ ' • a 'aT&U , 1 •'' ■',' ' ■** *■' ‘ 1 ' ' '■""■■■•V'1 ■*1 Younger Boy Scouts What tWTWorld War. and two Labor government! hava done to fg H h id wet tliown by DeWitt MacKemie yetlerday when ha ra* .betted that there are now only 70 ntigam left in all Britain who mein much at $24,000 a year. So teyt you. Lei 'em eat eaka if n’t lira on $24,000 a yaar. trouble it, now there are millionaire! for the gov< that Iha slump la overThar* la u lll a third point of a*fct to pillage and plunder, view, widely held. Thia in thg 'Bnciblhlic axparimant hat lo cautious walt-and-a*a o w which ». , Mid lot by Iha Rib fallow, think* naithat of tho other* hog alto now hat to tupport the proved Ita point and that bualnata ity hot pitall and public n» aan Jump elthar way. Eolatorihg tvtt and thia point of view nr* th# x iha Rad Cr itut ‘haft unoarlaintiaa that II* In tha Iki sent labor negotiation* Yo tup* Irtf mo; the tlocltlon point, ( a w '/ . it —■ Allltough Hnriila Its* heen particularly furlunalt lltii *ummer with rei|iecl to infantile paralytit, the epidemic hat actually exacted a greater toll throughout tht United Statet than ever before in the hitlory of tliia country. At linifically eapemive . expensive that atinoil can afford to bear the toot of a tingle cate atone, the National Foundation for Infantile Pattlyait it confronted with a Mnific burden of providing at■eWtnca for all thru* who need it. H ERA LD , Ganaral Dougla* MacArthur’a renewed call for negotiation of { a peace treaty with Japan ia touched In euch laudatory term* legardlng that defeated country'! progreea at to demand careful conaideratlon by the allied pow­ er*. i There ere, however, atuhiiorn (ompllcellona tu be overcome be­ fore headway can be made to­ ward Implementing the General'* recommendation. Divergence of view* among the alliet thu* far liave precluded n eettlement. I MacArrhur first advocated a peace treaty more than two your* nao. Hulmetpienlly the Fur Eu*-i lorn llig Knur 'America, Britain, Hu** Ip and China) (tomldcrcd wayt and muan* but couldn't agree on the method of procedure, Ruaiia wanted a treaty drafted by the fuur power*; Ameiira and: liiiiuin tnouxm it eltuuld ne >iooe. by the Far Ka*tern Comml>*ion comprising the I I nation* widch fought ugalnet Janan—the United State*, ItuiNia, Britain, France, China, tho I'hlflpplnea, thu Nothr tand* Canada, Auntralla, India, i ml New Zealand China offered T in minimum recruiting age of the Boy Scouts hits an unaucceeeful romprumUt that been dropped a year. Now boys of eight m ay en ter the Hie F a r Kaetern Commhidon Cub Scouts, and a ' eleven they mny become tenderfoot draft the treaty Itut that drclrlon* )*• Niihject to the tinaoimiy of scouts in the regular organization. the llig Four. In nearly forty years the Hoy Scout organkutlon has Since then the eilualion ha* done inuneasuriible good. It has combined acivitles and tra in ­ i.ecumo immeuauruldy comnllcnting calculated to strengthen morn] fiber and raduco m ischief cd by the micce** of thu Cnincte with an appealing program and standards which make boys Communinls Mgainnt Cinnuli*(dmo Chiang Rui-Shek'* Nationeager to join the ranks. That boys want to belong is the allet government. Should the highest thing which cun be said of any true charucter- Chineee Hed* tetalilleh a etnhle regime it would epllt the Furj buildlng organization Kaetern Big Four Into two ritual Now the organization vill be able to reach boys a little ramp*— Kuntla and Coinmuiii*t earlier, will have a little better break in the competition China on one elde and the Anglowith less desirable influences. Amuriran pair on the othei. It would he Comm unlam m»u* ) Democracy again. Deapltu the dlfflcultlea, how­ ever, the time 1* rapidly apA Midwestern city van having trouble with Illegal pmurhlng when net Ion will have parking, on days of sportr events, on a heavily travelled | to he tasrn. Mac Arthur eny* the ny-pus.i bridge which chuncid to be near the stadium. Own­ .lonaneeu have "fully and faith­ ohnerved thofr aurremler ers of the illegally parked cars, which blocked an im portant fully vonimllmerit*" and "have well traffic lane on the congested roadway, paid tho name unu- ininud freedom amt dignity and dollur fine as motorists wlm might get tickets fo r parking thu opportunity which alone i an come with the reitaratluri of overtime in a one-hour space. peace." It !s very often true that the fine fur Illegal parking Thu General a**erta that the Is the same without regard for whether th e violator ju st ■Threat of Communism a* » m*# parked too long or parked in a forbidden Hpot where his Jnr Issue In Japanese life i» past. car was a hazard lo the public. Often even the red light Ihe basic causea of social unrust A ils have lorguly crasher and the Iguorer of "Stop" signs alao pays the same throughout been crudlratad In Japan by n fine an tlie overtime purkcr. Smart traffic regulation? re design of the social atructure lo purmlt etpil .;.|i.L| „„ „ ,.-..’. L Illation ' l ' i ' ’' ” , or itvllvlclittil irlvlleve Vhe hm lJl? !,alumni.' * ......... Are you afriilil to "act up." and do funny little things, . «if course this docan'l mean for four of being laughed a t? Well, don't he. Act up. Do that Japan'* mlodeada will lw gintelv funny things. (Jet laughed at. W here's the harm In th at. forgotten.■She haa tinned must expect O■nv"Allies'"^ Think of bigger and even funnier things, and do them tool ami Insist that safeguards irda b* taken "The rnoit thucking peacetime Don’t He AfriiTdTo'"AcTUp” exhibition of matt indifference!, itcklettncit and intaliable craving tp thow ?ff that the world hat •ver teen" te the way the president of the National Safety Council describes the Labor Day tuicide If you make somobutly tough, th a t's your guud deed fui weekend in which tome. five hun­ • th e day I— Hebecea Hrtrrls In Your Life. dred penoni who drowrted, hunt­ ed to detlh, or itnathed up on the nation't highway!. Thit doet not include thoutandt of othert who were injured, maimed, and perhapt crippled for lift. * ' -••' WwKWSpW' .'■'•V.l PAUfi TWO w " f ; ■: itiling . J after Mf> j;\ .............. |T « W r who had to trad, through, hla lataer e account until he himaalf *aa of legal age, thlnka hit ja u n t la aa sound aa any- Brat block 1 ever bought — .railroad thnre* tellcento a share,*' ho th« got to |w bad for a boy In grammar •mi get thro# to verileed Ftortda and'their dummJr sras'-aa.'kisiiLfSs » 1 \ tww.earn# n i‘t want to apend ^ U v e m e r e , moet fam- Ing by nlr they can ■tat* *------- *I “ . taam to ^'1 . r**T uFon two point*. . ----- W* had n» sen jwrtbaraew Tturtiternera on th# attraeJt* attrneHona of Florida retorts, beaches, and attraction* In th* eummert Unto, and get lb* whole package— hotel, transportation nnd enter­ tainment—down to-n level of com[MUtiim with northern m arls. AW 1| had to ho air travel, beIlSis sisaUId with wltt ttwo u ^weeksWnv ^ il k t o t •$ ;>L * h .'.a. -v ‘ ■-ivl ■ •V.'- .t l. \ �- mow T-W- wjwy; / qsr- •* ? *• #v> Si'jyi to . . THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA W1DNZ8DAY SEPTEMBER 7, lW t PAGE T H R E 1 * Social A n d Personal Activities Telephone 148 Carlin Palmer Ray—Society Editor ne games and #ef rsshmsnts. Everybody Is welcome. MONDAY Monday: 3:30 P. M. Circle! of the Women of the Pin b yteilan Church will meet as follows: Clr* W ED N ES D A Y The Anne Miller Circle will ili No. I, Mrs. It. A. Coblt, chair* hold Ite Initiation on Friday at, ruin, with Mrs. J. W. Mero, Lake liOO’ P, M. at the Elk Lodge. All Onora; Circle No 3, Mrs. K. W. Fite, rhuigtnan, with Mrs. Charles nembera are urged to attend. I ewaon, Cameron Avenue; C ir­ TH U RSD AY Mile Josephine Jonc* secretary cle No. 3, Mrs. L. 1. Frn ilar, ef the Woman'! Missionary Union Chuirnrun, with Mrs. I* 1. Fraof the Florida Itaptlit Convention ricr. Celery Avenue: Circle No. 4 The T. E . L . Claae of the F l n t Mrs. C. C. lleruleA-on, Chnirman, Baptist Church will meet at tho1with Mrs. D. C. Howard, 110* Oak home of Mrs. W, L. Stoudcn- Avenue; Circle No, ft, Ms. A. B. i.tlre, SOI Elm Avenue, at 7:30 Mr Itaney, Cbalrmun, with Mrs. John Ivey, 3601 (irandvlrw Ave­ f . M. The’ V. F. W. Auxiliary will nue; Circle No. ti. Mrs. J. E. Mun* m n t at the Legion Hut at 8:tMl »f-r. Chnirman. with Mrs. W. R. Jennings, E. Eighteenth Street; P. M. Cilrie No. 7 Mrs. Leon Walker, The «nntlwsle ft#h#*Vnb I with Ml's. George No. 43 will meet In regular sea Ciiiiirman, Sion at 3:00 P. M. in tho Odd Touliy, 201 W. Sixteenth Street. 3:30 P. M. Business Woman's -Fellows Hall. “ Visitors welcome “ ................ ■ Ml. C lid e Nn. I, Mrs. C. M. Boyd, I Members urged to Ite present. Chnirman, with Mrs. A. B. Peter* FR ID A Y The regular Townsend meeting Mill. Hidden Lake, tv. M. L\ Circles of the First Will meet at 3:00 P. M. There will Baptist Church will meet at 3:30 P. M. at the following nlacea Circle One, Mrs. J. D. Cordell, 3520 Elm Avenue; Circle Twit, In Mrs. Joe Wright, South Sanford Avenue; Circle Four, Mrs. C. A. Whiddon, Rosalia Drive; Circle Five, Mrs. J. A. Cunningham 1320 Myrtle Avenue; Circle 8lx, Mrs. R. T, Thomas, 203 Maple Avenue; Circle Seven, Mrs. A. J. Peterson, West First Street. Social Calender i > The New DODGE HIGHER on the In­ side LOWER on the Out­ side. r » .W Dr. C. L. Persons H IR TII A N N O U N C EM EN T OPTOMETRIST Jle eM' e-ia, i-a aai. e-is Atlantic Nalleaal Hash n i 4 « :■£> Sa n f o r d tu r n on o r i.a n d o n .A kh t ir» \ i THE I I.ASHING ARROW Tonight and Tomorrow Double Feature “ARTIC MAN HUNT” “END OF THE RIVER” plus Starring Sebii K ID D IE S Harry Phelps apsnt the Labor Day weekend with his brother in Orlando. He also visited Dnytiinn Beach over the weekend. Mrs. Ruth Constable or St. Peteraburgh. spent the weekend her* with her brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Coitlell. Mr. and Mrs. John Srhlrsni and sons have returned to their Imnie in Loch Arbor after spending the past two months In Marrisvile, Pa. Mrs. Philip L. Trued lias re­ turned to her home In Nashville Tenn. after spending seveinl weeks wilh u u r.arcrJ-, -•••' Mrs. J. A. Cunningham. Mr*. H. E . Cordell has retumed from Pahnkee where she spent i few days with her brother.In l»w and sister, Mr. and Mrs. II. I. Clause. Mr. and Mr*. George Townsend and daughter Merle havr returned to their home in St. Petersburg after attending the funerul of Mr. Townsend's *l*ter, Mrs. I'lmulis 8 ha r on. Mr. and daughter*. Mrs. Hoy Tew Judy, Brenda lay Columbus, Ohio, to visit with R. C. Long at her home, HIM rel Avenue. and ami (i mu Mi,. Lau­ Mr. and Mr*. R. P. Oocylapeed Joe Pelrae left today for Geor­ | announce the Idrth nf their daugh, ter. Marjorie Ellen, on Sept. 1 at gia School of Technology in At. ■the Kerns Ill-La Ughton Memorial lanta. Ga. after visiting Id* pa­ rents Mr. nnd Mrs. Joe Petrn*. lie Hospital. had as his guest James Williams, his roommate, from Pittsburgh. • r e s «s etasataeg - H1as.ee Hi* .4 ) clA'D f u V ) Personals U N D ER 12 A L W A Y S I'R T F . EVALEEN ANNOUNCES THE REOPENING OF HER BEAUTY SHOP With nil new Permanent Wave t i l l Celery Ave. Friends of Mrs. W. fl hliby will lie inlei rated to Irum »h**f she Is recuperating nicely in Fn n ■Id-Leughtmi Memorial Hospital where she underwent a itmpn operation recently. Jimmy Kirby lias returned in Shreveport. Ln. after spending sometime In Ssnfprd where he was called hecause nf the seldom lltlness of Ids mother. Mrs. W B. Kirby. William Canlhen HutehUnn Ji received Ilia B. H. degree in llnsi ness Admlidstrntiini nt the Uni versllv of Florida Saturdav nlghi He was on* of 543 gradual mg student*. He returned to Hanfoid with his sister nnd parenls to ie main until Sunday when lie will enter the Law School at the I id varsity. Newsmen Forced To Leave Barkley Party ST. LO U IS, Sept. 7 ul*r—Vice I'losiileat Barkley and ids nt11 active friend Mrs. lariu m S. liiulii'j, danced last night -- but not until photogi uplift* uete Huppllen amt i-omnettra. twin i si orted from a liotid ballmom Phone 735 I'lii- news photographers wipe ll.Ue Chime i.nil led nut of the ll.del hnllionm after objection* were laisrii over picture taking. "I have naked Hint there lie no pji'tme* taken while wo dance," llaikli'V said aftei photographer* weie eiunAled out for the second time About 10 newsmen were on I and when the Barkley party nrEvening- 44c rivril at the ballroom. A short time latrr Harold Knplar. a son fttallneea- 40c of the hotel owner, ordered the new-.men out. "Unles* you leave, th* Barkley Children- OOr unity threatens lo leave," he said. Barkley denied that. I never* asked to have the press leave and they had nn right ‘ did," . ... the -- to «ny T Vim President said. ! Then the newsmen got in again. But when Mrs. Hadley and Binkley started to dance, a photo­ grapher's flash bulb went off and the dancing stopped. Newsmen were escorted nut for tha second t ine. Later they agreed to take no morn picture* and were al­ lowed to sit In tha ballroom. Barkley cams to Bt. Louis *7. V Sunday- He was g lid e d at th* airport by Mr*. Hadlev. Rumor* of a romance between Rerkleiy, a 7t year-old widower, and Mrs, Hadley, 37-year-old widow, have it' '. 'IV* f ( i persisted. Friends say they da. — ADDED — finitely have not discussed mar­ Cartoon • "Block Market" plans. Novelty — "Beal laland" riage The Vic* President plans to have today for Bprlngflald, III., where ho haa a speaking angaga- b U u L IB H B * ii* • ; * x t .x i THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 1 ItaiNntBMnnM iBMi-frnOHNteoton LAST TIMES TODAY — *THB BIG STEAL** llllam Meriwether Weils Atlanta Girl TouriBt Club Enjoys P i c n i c at Springs RADIO STATION For W .T .R .R . Benutifiil In its simplicity was About 2ft members of the San* ford Tourist Group attended a pic­ the wedding on Saturday In Atnic Labor Ony nt Son l.ando lantn. (In. which united in m»rrut VMD%Y Wmi ftii lAmhart* Spi Inga. A table had been reserved Hugo Mh« Peggy Ann llnm lry, K 11 > dmightn nf Mr. niul Mi*. Klnitr New n by the immngrmenl nnd a covered *:l.\ H r n r r n J a n i h o r t r dish luncheon nnd wienie roast A. H tm lrv of Atlmitn And Wll- 7 fu> T h e 7 i» I'lot'H clot* ll«ni Kinncln MrHwnthrr, unit of 7 5A whs enjoyed. Mr. mill Mm . KnincU T. Mori- mod Pt'l"iUr MiibId Following Hip picnic a series Wflliei nf Sniitord. St30 Mornliipi |ie«'ott<in* of stunts were put on by members The tloiihU* ling reromonv look S: IS Moml* in Mtnili* in the way of entertainment, plnco nt Frnncii* Win*hip Wa Hcim 8:00 World at Nine !• Ii M uriirnt n nf M t d l t a t l u n Group singing whs enjoyed and C hnpol. Ht. Mntk* Mpthoih*t 9 Jo P o im lr tt M i o l e members wore costume decora­ Clnnch with tho Hi*v Roy Nuigt'i An«.l- fr.ir to lr»ad Din rp iMnut* tions of foliage and moss. officiating Miss Beverly Wolff. J” '"’ A Mo) A I l l r l - A M u»lr Among the entertainers wera fnrmcr louininnte of the bride at ]!> *Hd, S'i-vi Harrow**!, Bin# Mts. Evelyn Donohue as a beard- the University nt Georgia, wns the II on «i n A HI nr MorntriR N a r t r l v rd Indy; Mrs. Ellen SHadoln as soloist and sang. “ I I,uve Thee" [J lltiiiil JjjJjJ Mthtiirk nuln (iMnrer; Mr*. Id* Montrey *■ am' "Heeanss". Will 111 Hi Noon Given in marriage liv hei i |* r. Hon tjhih ii Geimnn Frau; Mrs. W. E. Smith os ii tore It singer; Mr*. R. W .1fat bet the bride wore o gown nf i «« t*o |ml.ir Hi»r il In A(a f r i t 1)*ii * Tench hs nn Indian maid and Mr*. slip pel *nlln with clicular train i J 'jj to \1iisw11n| V,«t IH !<*« A. C. Starke ns a rartnonlst. Miss and ridl teuglli veil, She carried j.J,,, Mur X n ti r IlHOt'h oo Tmliiv *• Hi 4if Mmy Mi Malum Impel«on*ted n " LUiiii'i 1..... with a while orchid 31 idi fell streamers with 3 jo Hit** \ iinAilltu#* blind beggar nnd W. E. .Smith f3 I You* M e m o r y S a n * * t'e ii -i'Iiiii I* altacbed it no r»o*r«m past'd n* Knthei Time. riic Inide'* i■ 111v ailendant was 1*43 My lleijijrxl hi" cousin. Mi* W. II t'nok of f 0 0 Thu 11h %rIitn Hour j *5 Tl»r Hi iHht Ht»ifI Atlanlii wlm served as milt loo of i* ort V♦'VA-r honor He, diess of Ice blur satin H- I \ u, jiu H .u iD i . n n v .v was mil Me along minces* lines * 3JO r f i Horrift* (Fur HOB TH O M AS) with a net yoke She carried a *• 4 HudrU ru r k Hint* 7 O h DrlhOii *i rimid muff made of blue satin and net 7:15 tMrli l u nnil h l t i rt h n w Ho l l y w o o d , sept. 7 -« r> — and covered with pink rosebuds :• Jo l*M|«u1.ir Mimli* lli-iii ilnl bnIImI singer Burl Ives Serving ns best man for the 7 IN K f V il tt le a liv ('A rlo \*Hrtrfv Hull bus added dramatlr film roles to bridegroom wns Wayile Itnrkci ' J ' I ' t i fh*» |114ml Ids sundry activities a* an enter­ of Hanford, tlahrr* w«*n» (Iwrtiii 8sfin VI k M (Ml Mon tainer. He Is also <m a diet, which Hrti*|ry, Imitbn of the Inide nnd *» l.\ Wtrlft t MhnIu in f mtf*i filly brnthiv M»,i» Hmnt tiff % may nr may not have anything to Hoim r ** r. If* Imni #Hmu uo with Ida new yen to be a serious | n-nti K Ior ,vf P e t lot 05 M'MHtlti M im if acliir. in i \ t ’liDr.l VdljitBR Ive* has lici n working days In i p h iihh vch U* <'1.1- ’ Ii til Mmuvwolrs "Sliuru and flying each niggilt to I I on NVlt m I » i>\ T"ti.l,iM» Tim# near by Luguim Beach In play the $20 i ' n 'M 'l"l«f i» R w nil»j v i i i u li'iui in a Minimi" stock presenta­ — * i n . . Vrvt x tion of "The Man Wlm ('nine To Members „f the Fidelia Uln-s tr »» himn **tr Itiunei." He did lids pint mice lie- of the Fit st Baptist I'tuucb voted' _ foie, in nn upstnlo New York to make a cooti ilmlliin nt i'.'o to straw-hat house, ami he'* good, wmd tho Building Fund of lh c j„ f lit, in idegi i.ooi chuH'li at tlie mi'i’tiiig of Hie' Mi........................ .. too. llro -ie i i'bose ............ for lift Heretofore Ives' film appear- I't'ltp held at the home of Mis j dmo’ l'ti I ' urddoitr s gawp of nn orehitl mice have been as a singer of . I*. Il'dli'law mi Elm Avenue g,,-, ................. . folk song-. "But I don't wnnt to last tiiglii. lit- S t\ *31 ixti a in w ai' 1,„lth*r of th* be just a vaudeville act In a nio- CO-host ess with Mis Holtxrlaw. J m t, .............. .. •Mi- F. I. (oopei presided o v e r,,................ . ......... , a„,v„ „f >lr," be said. "I want real parts." He got one, in “ Sierra," but the business session and the dr I ' e e l e p o a n d w o n s o o l c h l d CIUUni ve i sal -I liter national decided Vlllimiiil was picsi'otfil l»v Mis sage A- I Thomas, (Ifficci* foi the «o'il heller sing a little also; tha tii iini-ili1 1 Ii sftei tlie eriemmiv vein l.i'giiuiiiig lo Oi'tidiei will lapicture might sell better. elis ted nt lhe legiilat Sunday it rrrrt'liim un+ held si tlie bolil* An Illinois farm hoy. tve* got Belioid -e—inn Kiindav morning of Hie in tile'-, inti«mls The bride's hi« stmt in "The Boys From By'ilo lii",-oii'i's leport revealed table laid a Ploee lin ed wedding tai'use" on the New Vink stage in a total of *100 32 spent during cake flanked M silvt'i csiiilsIr.los l!i;i7, He spends three month* each the vin, in I’liidi Ibiillmi* 1III' tinI leddioi' 11,-l,ii”I candles Tlir cake veal mi lonrert lour, nnnlhcr three inp *3.i so i,. I'baritv; $ |0 to tho was cal tiv 'Its M F Griffith. \f|-« -Uih I,., Ifeo-lev sister of mhoiII i - mi the night, lull cuicult, Bne'i ' i >i pliaiiago ni An adia .uni tho le-t of tbo time in Minuner I t s i in i., tin. Building Fluid; the lo id*', nod 'list lleleue Itos-all pie ided at tlie punch howl slock, indlo shows and recant 43" Mi foi i lassroiim npiipuieut: The In id>'i boos was kept by ie .s|ons. He li«» mnile several tele- 131 '' f"t gifts In memlieis; IT 'He- \drlin 'tide. vision auditions, and Is looking for foi fbmris, mid *11 to I lie Kiel A fin -in minor n slim I time with hoi> 1..... and Missions a sponsor. \o nil dnt liieelilig of the Wo tbeli goi'-ls Mr. and Mrs MerlIlo lives In New York and rnUea| ivetbei left for n wedding trip. t.icnl limit's and goats in Cali- I >, i ' Mi....... hi \ trulmi will tie Fin 11 avi'Bng Mis 'I n dwetfier hr|.| »' 'In • Imii'li lomortow -iIn'ii fiu iiin riio ilii'l lias cut him down ............ Nave Mile soil with hill* tiiitn linn in about 2HU pound*. Mi-- t.i-eplilm' .limes, executive and while iircessmtes soil so orarcnlio i of the State W M U , Kvciy day flush goal's milk I* will ire'alo » iintnnel noil io-lall idild i "i sage, They plso to make At laid it Itieli limue. 11"iva in his d« mnnthx.tild son In th....... . W M I'. officers. A cm Nciv Voik. And lie says bis Dane* eii.i ,iisI. luocliem, iviit be seved are tlm Idggesl of the breed. at Mono 'Ii- Frank I,. W....Iiuff "They gel goat'* mllki" he ex­ al-o iiiiii"ioici'i| (let. 2 ns "Hull.' Alcatrsx, famniu U 8. prison in i plained. Dm'' soil s-ked tile cls-s' co­ Knn Franelscn Bay, I* on an i»- J Edmund O' Hreln, In “ Dead On ll pel il mu a, lulling 100'• slten land which Is only l.rtftO feet long 1 A nival," described hl» role: “ I lllgire si Snoilav School soil th ■mid rises 130 fret above sea level lay a dead man. And the reason chim Ii ->'i vice. Dm mg the social hoili which look so dead now la, I'm In every xreno. I gel poisoned, then 1 solve fpillmi’ d lhe Imsilte-s session th" my own murder before the poison lmsli.-es, ii-sited bv Miss Kay takes effect. That'* a work-out." Hull/I Inn to tlie follow log Mi • F E Gntclit’l Mrs Thom­ Kong* aren’t born in the twink ling of the eye, say* Hoagy Cm as. Mi- 11 W Little. Mis It l.lin-im 'll" Cooper. Mrs. ntlflinel. But lie makes It sound I almost that easy, “ You find a few i I* Sti irkIniol, Mi-. V C Me*■ .'ill'i i . Mis Joe Wright, Mr*. notes Dial go together," he said mi I,do I Mllli'i, Mis. Iliniglni the "Young Man With A Hum" iidir Mi- Woodruff, 'It- L, K* set, "mid tlie lest gradually full i .ii i in < Mis J I. Ttnuolev. Mis. into plai-e." |i K M. Nab. Mrs. II E. CnrdrB. "Tlie ronly gaud tunes prnriii ul V is i II 'loss, ' ll - -lush Pllil Iv write themselves. ‘Stardust' wn lips, Ml- W C. Mule Ml* H. written In a day. That'* n gum! ex 'I prater, sod Mi»* Lmene Frank ! ample.” Then, after a thoughtfut Im. moment, Iip added: "The wind-., though, didn't come for months " Phyllis Calvert, tha British ml Hawk." tiled repeatedly to mount rr*s who make* one picture » h luu«r "I csti ride mice Fill on the year in Hollywood, says I lint a- heast." Coin** cried prtulRTttlv, noon ns she get* here she stop- "hut 1 need a ladder to climb adrinking ten and startn drinking hoard." coffee. Doesn't like ten bags Psvcliologlcal movie* are going "Bill lust as *oon ns I bnmd n in tile dog- Dope at Metro I* that ship for Englnnd I have lo have >l.nssie is lieiug ientiled or * good a nip of tea," *hr said. "The last dog, had dog, Jekyll A Hyde rote. time, I asked the stewardess* if Die collie', -tsnd-in. Lntldie. will I could get any tea made without | ImVe to double for film, however, lea hags. She was nulte curl,' m scenes showing l.nssie snarling ‘Madam’, she *ald, ‘this is tut nod biting. Kerins l.axsle Is too English ship)' ” | well adiusted; he's never been Keg.shaped Thnmiw Gomes, f<r oalneil to be anything hut re­ a seeno In "The Eagle And The fined. Hollywood F H II CI i Sthoo/ . GIRLS’ DRESSES C o t t o n Ch»mbrayo In Solid folnra and llrlghl Plaidfi. SUM 1-14 | .95 2 ‘ 9‘*> - * 3 .95 Jr. Drebdus 1j> Kabnt 0 95 Panties t ; iRLvS’ SLIPS HIzm 2 to 16 Cotlonn to r pr. Rnyttn HBf pr. |.00 GI Dress Pants to Building Fund T 2.5ft 1ft to 16 2.»5 3 SHIRTS S m a II. Medium, l arge. Stripe* and Solid Colurs Si*M .1 to 8 Su m - 5& i KHAKI PANTS D u u R a re p s And O v e r a l l * * , «l/eu 6 t hro 16 2.25 - 2.5ft • 2.65 pr. 3.95 Bovs’ Shirts | “ I’addle nnd "saddle" sh irts in figured ntaierIhK all colors. Kl/es 6 11. .75 Ji 1.95 w P U R C E L L ’S s ■i . ,. , iSTyilsHfii ItrZthe-1 * \rrn-. From Princess i’hestrs fttrtg. "We t lolhe lh» Fumlljr — Furnish lhe Home" W hen I t’s Time To Eat I t ’s Time To Refresh P DRIVE IN 1 e I \ C l l il\ ' tr t t . H III C RIDE IN TH EA fRE Toniffht COkumu nauitu •M«*B0CART KNOCK o» amyDOOR « H N DEREK WM michun L Color Curtoon* wsmau am* m u wetin h **» Hhorta Children Under 12 Free Complete Nhowg 7 iI B A 8 :1 5 Huin or Moon Thurnday — Friday nent. ai jQTiRose Shop • I ,.j,, kv*’ i f LADIES AND MISSES READY TO WEAR |J.*L - and AN N O U N CIN G THE OPENING OF THE ' .■Ji either way ... both trade-marks mean the tame thing, ' f it* ,* lOffMD UNDtl SUTHOIIIV Of INI COCA-COU COMfSNV IT HANFUHD COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY • Itr*. rw c~. ce. tf > i> *’dH ; * i t ' ’k o e Y A ' * " • ' mzjm k , y- • ■r i s , V#« . . . . ,v. iejixlj Alii....----------- ..t ■ ■ v i ,r .S A tb|T\' -iVjSfklflSl �KMi} ■ wi: \ r* ■M M .>“• *1 ■■,* . t' .'/.'•••.i ;«W WEDNESDAY BKPTfcJMBlh 7, 1949 P.U .U And Daytona A o T r f . Injuries Are Uffht A* Gators Work Out 5S « r *• - * ) GAINESVILLE, Sept. 7 -0 P )— Football and Injuries go together like Punch and Judy, and Flor­ ida's Gators have begun to feel the punch vary lightly with the advent of full scale offensive piss scrimmages. Letterm an Halfback Alex Gar­ diner la on the tempo ray Injured Hit as the result of a magnifi­ cent block he applied to a de­ fensive man veeterday, and ■opbomora guard Bob Horvath may be missing for a few days.' because of a minor ailment. , The Gators are already getting heavy going from a coaching staff determined to have them call ollsd for the opener with. Citadel. Three teams blocked and tackled with almost mldaeaaon vigor yesterday as Vic Vaccaro, Angus Williams, and Bobby' Gruettmacher called the plays and threw tba passes In scrim­ mage work. More of the seme Is on tap for this afternoon, and it is likely the ball carrier*—Charlie Hunslnger, John Cog, Russell Godwin, Hal Griffin and Loren Broadus— will gat In some licks btfors the stsalon closes today. [ SKLINBGHOVK, Pa., Sept. 7-* (At—Amos Alonso Stagg, foot* Hl HAHOLD V. RATLIFF J had neglected to get him any play- un*. oM ope; #d hu AP Nawsfoaturaa era hut apparently that wa»n t ,wtl) Kr|dlron campaign today at The Pthlka Aialrai at Gainesville last night defeated the G-Men, DALLAS—William M a d is o n mitigating eimuin* Suxquehanna University by lead* 4*1 in the blatc League Slinugmuy pleyoff series while si D»>Ions ■Bell, who got fired at Texas ASM, gtamc. Bear.liihe l.tandrra downed the St. Auguitine Sainli, 2-1. * „1.<,|WiA -n,t wln, “ f"°0>all Hell got Southern Methodist to the fie As a lesiilt both Palutka and Daytona are lied (or llie lead wi, h U * l S<l,',,th' hire him ay assistant to Ruy «'■>■ Stagg, who observed hlj 87th ;h fcz r: ^ SfJE a « . s afta s u s a s Iss Frank (Pinky) Higgins holds the major league record for hits In succession—12 mada In 1938.__ SO P U SSM Tf l l f i l o v £ { S s i l i l i jr with two wins and three losses. Baity Hums, Axulea Hurler, kept Knit*, p 4 0 1! R 2 I , I his alma mater and went to '»"* tiring and expects to 1st coaching the (1-Men’s eight hits well scat­ (—O'Callaghan The Oldest And 0 0 0 0 0 J, He s bean picking his team to iucrbjll, Bell stepped up u» head when he’s 90. tered. George Fultx, who allowed Totals 33 I 8 27 1Close for y n ta . I la got specific coach and in 1936 Southern Melho* He Immediately called for two Fgletka but six hits, was the loos­ f—Han for Dulaney In 7th. | V**1' •ml S*Mf, lt would drop I dist rolled unbeaten throu*h u unut lien sessions daily to condlMost Reliable Paint ing pitcher. Aided by two Gaines- I'nlutka 200 (too 200—4 three games. Now h*'s out with' campaign of twelve games sod t|„n the team for the 1949 season. vlllu eirrurs the Axaleas scored 1'he forecast that Southern Melho*; got the Hose Howl bid, He’s lown "Perhaps this team Is a lung 010 000 000 twice in the first Inning, and add­ Gainesville Shop In Town!*9 | sitting pretty solid ever since. But way from tiolng the liest I have' K—Plrtle, Collins, Corrales, dlst will lose four next fall. ed two in the seventh, The reeordi show that If Matty It hasn’t changed his lachrymose ever coached," observed the form*! (Irievu. Hill -Arroyu 2, McLeod 2, The Daytona game was a pitch­ Full*. 8 —Grieve, Tttbb 2, Msyer.'Was a gambling man he’d have ways. In fact, the 21-18 Routhein "r , coach of the ^University of ing duel between the Islanders’ DP—Uenlto Grieve and Ilayei:: K°nt’ broke. Southern Methodist Methodist win over Oregon in the Chicago ami the College of the Lou Uevil and the Saints’ Stan Collins and Singer. LKFT-Pelat- M* one gam# out of 22 played Cotton Howl added perceptibly to ’aclDc, "but I am certainly lookYour Auto I'alntad Insida Karplnskl. ltevll allowed but three ku 7. Gainesville H. HH-off Hums the last ‘Wu seasons and rakeil bis stature. He hail picked his l'ig forward with as much plea-1 c*ntiiu*ilniim to this i h * i bite. Issued two pusses and funned :i, Fulls 6. BO—by Burns <1, Full* Iln over 1140,000 In Cotton Howl, trurn to lewu to Oregon by On*** 925.00 and nut ................ five. Karplnskl struck out 11 -touchdown*. Dcbduwn*. ■'»""* »"* "t,ier; 1 IIEIP—Fultx (Tabbi. Winner— i***" w,|lm trying once and winning Q«I*%t* fafi#f «iv eUfsIrie <j, 9 «•!«• r nnr#» “ " 'bus Hell coached Bouthein . H'u8lt came to Hu*t|uehanns 15.00 H lrvclcn.............. | Matty has been coaching BMUl Methodist ell except three >r«i A wild pitch by Karplnskl In' Ilm-R Horowy. T—1:46. since"liiaV'lle""* w m ‘ ln"the NiiVv "f lhe'i’acif,c \ . i.ccome co-cmch ............ ' ' “ the sixth frame was costlk as It Hl. Augustine AH H H O A 1eleven,,uf the,last fourteen year* ' 97.50 Refrigerators.... j sia! has won 7# games against In 1942. 1943, and 1944. During wi,h hl‘ »‘*n Am<" Alonso, Jr. advanced two runners. Healey, Khrlmrdt, h* 2 11 those seasons the HMU rocord was .......----------, . who had walked and had advanced ITrmington, 2b U .1(1 losses and seyan ties. Houth_ • to second, went to third on the Davis, If uiern Method st was Southwest The "'Mustangs got hick Into mine that I couldn’t play my H urt ! i Conference champion three times play and Lee Hlpp, who had Piet, 2b TM COW, cold water of the Cat* o' -IUlir,. 1947 and 1948; tied for the picture In late 1946 after Douk Vl>n,< singled, wont to second, liulh Kliiieinuka, rf McCall's Paint Shop Among humorous situations that llsh Channel eausee Shirley May Ij.ihe title In 1940/ finished second Walker showed up on the campus. scored on u line drive by Clay Until-r, 1 h 2 'three limns and palyed In the Walker has become u fabulont have arisen with Hell was the France,-17,-to make face* as she Sterling who got three of the six Kxipinskl, p 31S W. Firat 8 t. A 15-mlls world championship 0 Hose Howl In 1988—the only chut lieter on the hilltop. Desk was time Raleigh Blakely, HMU end, eoniea ashore attar a workout oil swimming hits off Karplnskl. Gasper, cf race for man will be In the Army in 19411 and the lost Ids bridge work In a game Dover, England, where she haa re­ , , Hi/uthwestern team ever to reach Willie Ehrhnrdt ecored Ht. An Murklund, c Sept. 2 at Toruuto with! r • Pusadeno on a post-season Jun- Methodist record wasn't veiy good with UCLA. Raleigh had the of- sumed training. Wailing for h»r staged gustlnu's only run In the ninth Totals 112,900 In priua. hut he came home to stay In 191", firlnls helping him hunt for the A ' ket—losing to Stamford 7-0. with a heau towel la her trainer, Timing on a ground out by Itgiik Daytopa Iteech AH ;t' Few momal hearts survive on With the 194(1 nucleus, Walker teeth. Ronthem Methodist was Marry Boudulan. The deadline for Davis. llualuy, 2b 0 the hilltop after the last two and Gil Johnson, a spectaculai ly leading 7 0 ami hnd two minute* the Maeuchueelti schoolgirl's at­ I'alatka AH 11 11 u A llipp, if , campaigns In which the Mustangs accurate passer, Houlhern Sletho- to go, Hell frnnllcully signalled tempt to conquer the chill water* Benito, 2b 2 a 1 8 4 Huckur, lib 0 made a speclklty of late rallies. dlst swirled through tu upbrnlca tlll, m|)||nR officials and playern waa believed nea>-. (Iniernettongl) Tabb. 3b 2 i 0 1 1 Hterllng, lb v Perhaps the reason Hell still Is season. Many fans became sr-lmt l(|„t |)(, wnntl,,| theh game to go Arroya. If 8 t 1 2 0 ltevll, p . . , a peslmlst is that he thinks Methodist nud told Matty; whu is a on j.’;naUv he sent In a eub for Mclatod, rf 4 0 3 2 0 Kmmerlck, cf n about wbat might have been in- Baptist, what a great Job he was |||„j,c|v. "Wbat do you mean tak- won't be there. He passed up his Maiursk, cf 3 0 0 3 0 Lichens, If . ' stead of what happened. (iolnir to publlclxtf tnc’lr churrli. iMir tiint* out whc*n wc* have the ball last season at 8MU to play pro­ Mayer, lb 3 0 1 0 1 Demina, c . ; Hell repeatedly asserts that Dell love* to coach ami in u wlth (Jll|y two minute* to * o tMhe fessional football, That ought to Grieve, ea 8 0 It 3 1 Montulbano, ss furnish Matty with aume moanin' "I the fans worry more than he, but Corrales, c 3 0 0 0 1 Total* . * . S ' w & ■ * " ................- - »•'»» ■> fodder But Bell still has Walkar, ,u„ , I in the next breath chides himself Burns, p 4 0 I) 1 0 HI. Augustine ouu Role end e flock of others. And OV anl i ' ^,,r ‘wt> P«»«* of <•!«•* DELUXE $ 1 3 C n Totals 29 4 t! 27 H Daytona Beach (I0U M o. 1 1 * 0 I setter during a game. Apparently besides, the sports wrltsrs ai Galnesvllla AU It II O A . K—Sterling. Hill „ .... rl ?* . *’ i the lust two seasons hava ellml- fenalve wixard but few give him were fourteen playets on the field tans quit sympathising with Ball EQUIPMENT Collins, 2b 4 0 9 tl 7 Davls. 2B-Ua*per. DP-lfesley,' -nv pog»|bUlty that, at the credit for doing much with the at win time and the coaches all ago. They're waiting until Allen, lb 4 0 0 8 2 Montalbanu, Hterllng; Montslbuna age of 69, he might lose the offense. Matty dispute* that. I k ’s wen- standing up counting and years Several late model c«ri traded In from Rivera, cf 3 [j 1 8 0 I to Hlerling. Left- Ht. Augustine qobriuuet of Moanin' Matty, by had some high-scoring machines, waving frantically. Finally, they one of his dire predictions comas original ownWn with very low mileage true. Firtle, rf a 0 1 0 1 ,'l; Daytona Beach 7. BB—off whirl) he Is universally known. Ills 1936 team rolled up 288 pulot*, gut some of the players off the 4 u tl 0 0 llevil 2, Karplnskl 2. HO—by Devil He himself always has Insisted his 1916 outfit 291 and Ills 1918 Held, lint Johnson, who was In the Ivy, If Three of Gene Hermsnskl’s IB Terms and Trades Katplnskl 2. that th's a grass misomner and eleven got 229. Burke, 3b 3 0 1 2 2 game foi one of his brief stretches, home runs for the Dodgers In 4 1 l Singer, si 1 1 -Demina. U—Anderson, Gor- j thut lie Is cheerful compared to They thought enough of him at , minted only eleven. He failed to 1948 esms In ons gems Iasi 3 u 2 4 0 Dulaney, c A 1,624. T 1:10. Houlhern Methodist that they put include himself. Hu HMU was pe- August. most other roaches. 1 The 1949 season ie Bell’a twenty- a clause In one of his conducts ' imlixcd. I sixth as u head roach In the South* which stipulated that hu wu* out Houlhern Methodist has another! Sain Leslie of th* New York *west Conference. He won his 169th to even’ listen to an offei Irom uood team coming up nqgt fall Giants cracked out 22 pinch hits In SANFORD, FLA, Entries At VoIuhIu another school. Later the danse game lest year, also hie first bowl but Johnson, the great passer, 1932 for a major record. was eliminated, but his rtailtucl game In three trlex. County Dog Truck lie doesn’t give many appear* still specifies that If either patty ~ fThHT RACK n/IOlhs Mile ances of u mnn who worries. Hut desires that his coaching l>e ter­ l First hslf daily double) hi* players, who know him best, minated ho Is to have another Job Coco Girl, Rolling Hulun. Jake with the university. see the symptom, Miller, II. L. Label, Promt i'llice, Hell often gets so excited l* j Hell’s pluyera love him for »«Hobleu, Hwuiiky Kuepuct, Hym FLORIDA HTATR LKAOUK can’t tell them whom they are to veral reasons. One Is his fuirnci*. (Hhnughnesset Playoffs) phony, substitute for.* Ho they tell him An example! Neel Franklin, a BRCOND RACK 0/lfltha Mile Results Yealerdsy Last veur Matty yelled for hi* guard, in a little hard of hearing. (Last half dally double) Daytona Beach 2, Hi. Ajgustine U Because M ofl this, the Vim end mi nn his are llnediacker, U David Moon. C« HIIBMmtHPri KM1I 'M WUII, nA DCntUM' tlllBa IHP Gump, Border O., Lucky Pat, 1 (Daytona lead* series 3-2). t>)iiyi*r iciuliitlt«l Hell that David ildi of th* lilt* ■* *uppo»td to r#* GoJu. Hly lianter, Dan Hublu, Palatku 4, Gainesville 1 (Pa* alrenilv wus In the game, per­ peat the signal to him In the hud­ Snip's Jester Lone Twister. lalka leads series. 3-2), forming nn defense. '‘Well,’’ said dle. One day Bobby Folsom tmgot 'llllRD HACK fltslfltha Mile Games Today Matty, "that's where lie's sup to do It and Franklin hit th« wrong Nebraska Uuliu, Hlr Iku. Nellie Gainesville at Pulalkn. man. It was a good block .(^t was posed to be.” D„ Galway Hay, Royal V. King, Daytona Beach nl Ht, Augustine The pluyera also rlmrktrd about wanted. Mutty acoldsd Folsom for AM Tricky Dost, Heu Lord, Tusraruru. .......KltK'A.X ........ ... I.KAGUI ......... UK the time he wus talking to Hilly nut telling Franklin the signal. W 1. Pel Gil Mimll, a Mustang fullhnrk, "I FDUItTII HACK 6/IAIha Mile Team Hammy Owen, who was on thn la>uk Out Rusty . Hluo .live, New York HI 18 .1123 1946 siiuad but could moke only Huvllnml, Flying Wind, Jerry lloatnn 82 52 .1112 Lu *proudlv to Mlxell. "Dn’l that right, the B team In 1940 and 1947, Fly, Oil’s D’g Lady, Anniversary, Cleveland 78 64 .691 hurt hla ankla and had to give uu Red llrirk. Detroit 78 68 .674 an , JolmnvT” -- ' Hell wus (ired at Texas AAM ______ __ ________ football. "Coach Bell didn't kick FIFTH HACK Futurity Philadelphia *17 *16 608 1BH Jimmie Ilea, Hnear header, Del­ Chicago 63 HO ni>l -n, | In 1933 for failin' to win an many,,,,,. „{t tt,„ Kchiitarshlp lift," auld ta PI. Alibi AI, Joy Joe, College Ht, lamia 48 Hit 368 i i ( h ' aimu11' ua the alumni thought h c|()Wcu imiinlly. "Ho said he made Tly Wueheela, Win Tip. ■13 87 Til AHts rhoiild, iiiutliulnily fiom Southern u bnrgnlii and ho aimed to keep Washington Mi'UkhIUI and Texas I'hristuln. I it „nd that it waa no fault of SIXTH HACK 5 /181ha Mile Ileatills Ymterday Malty :tny» the folk* at Aggleland' ______ ________ Alaekun, My Houiu, Prise ImhNo ganiea m-hi-iliiled. el, 'Kurlriwk, Is Outsu, Praying NATIONAL LKAUUB Darkle, Hiram Walker, Dusty 't eam W L « Pal Hebei. Ht. Loula 82 49 .898 ROBSON SPOHTING GOODS HkiVKNTH HACK Beach Course III uciklyn 82 61 .017 t Kollln Htone, Shocking, Jill Milladelphin 71 04 .898 13 Jinks, Hare Coin, Howdy Kay, Hiistun 67 87 .800 IBM Bon. Romantic Me, Chop Slicks. Now York till 87 .498 17 Eighth hack s/iitha Mile I'ittahurg h 68 73 Arrangements have been completed for Double Take, Ull’a Dream, Cincinnati 63 78 WITH Mary Teresa, Heinley, Tin Type, Chicago 62 89 Kansas Preacher, Hunstrlpe, Sty­ Results Yesterday the purchfiRe from1South Atlantic Gas Com­ lish Paddy. Cincinnati A, Pittsburgh 8 NINTH RACK O/lllhs Mile pany of their Ras plants, accounts and busi­ Ed’s lielty, Gloria Ann, Jiffy Brooklyn 10, Boston 2. Jet, River’s Edge, Never Out, I’hlladelphla 4-1, Now York Adore. Rack On Talmage Rube. 2-4 ( lit 10 Innings), "INMRIJIKIft" flwe! ness at Sanford.1 DeLandi and Orange City. TKNTH RACK Beach Course , (Only gamss). .. OB’* Hherearrea, My Patch, ' f t (t| t . -r■ , , ■as flee* Meals BUilaa, Isenor, Jenny Dune, PHOMINRNT SPECTATOR Chula, Nankeen, Mild Man....... . The same experienced personnel will TALLAHASSEE, Bapt. 7— TONIGHTH SF.I.KtTION (Hpertnl)—You hava to gat up _ fiM t—Robloe, J a k e Miller, mighty early to gat ahand of Plot* continue to serve!you. We believe that a Proud Prince. Htalr* University’s "first" foot* ^Saeond—U#Jo, Gump, Dan Rub* Ida hall fan. home owned and IpcaHy managed company praetlea was schodulad ' ThlrtL-Nebraska Babe, Tricky forOpening I) A. M, on Labor Day at tba fl| lit Iltlle can render more service and * finer service nurth ~ Ked Brick, 1,’k Out P8II Want Campus, At Bi3U, thirty mlnutag bafora ity. llluo Jive. s&ra 1 9 4 6 PONTIAC 4 DOOR SEDAN vt «"»■* *•**•*» NICHOLSON BUCK CO. NOW! YOUR GAS Is Home Owned - Home Operated BAREFOOT FREEDOM SCIENTIFIC PROTECTION v A scu m In — Wacheeta, Tip. Alibi Utih—'Hiram Walker, Dusty Rebel. to our customers. Al, . Karl* '"Sw'dy^Kay ^°*n' ^uman^c th—Kenu's Preacher, OB’s Hemley. ATOv t?r al“’u Mild ' Mm , My I*atch, ’• t ■ J 23 All IhaImmI isof awtal spthss, without tbs l s i |w afhjklag •—Id UmmIdibill iImMsBolt dd4ildti tit omUMItt odt la a salsallla arraagSMsat for (sat sum sad starts, lagged . We will continue to carry the same quality lines of AGA approved gas applian­ ces as our predeoeBsor. Vou are cordially in­ vited to see bur complete appliance display. •■ -1 i«;| «|'l •’Jpg. I The aim and purpose of your gas com­ pany iff to giVb you the FINEST GAS SER­ VICE IN FLORIDA. City gas is your belt buy in Sanfpr^, mm* Trnnla Shoe* with cushion arch i NOWOPEN • sb ri)»*amy«i^,.:Wu.: W.ANP 0 ^ ;« W \m q » •. �/ / PAGE W EDNESDAY SEPTEM BER 7, 1949 WALL PAPER - k>AINl« WANTED — D K 1 V E IN — EXPERIENCED MAN to m oM |t retail furniture store TALBOTTS 111S M alar* At*. IIM-W . 1*04-11 Pkaaaa Painters a a* Paperhtnsers ■epiy ( n 'la By R. J. SCOTT SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK J g, Cos* H tttM i M alar* F1Y» I I .1 Magnolia Are 1^ HEARER SlX. , ’ Py <rfHE.R S i'A 'ft TMAH K PHAGUE—WP|—The i / . '. h s have a now wisecrack Hus miiiinisr. It goes: Question—Who's tin tricolor man. Stnlln or I-cnin? Answer— Yrs. A minnow's teeth uie throat. C A P HOLS l<S O W K , RALEI Cr t . 'THEY ARE A-fLAHTA. Mo m T^OMERVi This first group uiis u small experimental one; to »ti.<l\ tln> possibility for liugci t»urs hi the future. Htuilvhts put lui|isturn in the tour will get nlrn M*nie*ter' hours college credit fm tin* trip. Ths credit is equivalent to that given to n student eiiii-fm-torily completing a full stunnu r p .s|an course on the campus. A M ) HO'S YOL'II til |i M \ \ ! IS n a s k v il l e Mti'tiurr.ii BLA CK O r.M MSH IV KRSE (V11ALE II Vji - ' DrljiultiANNETTE’S IIkmt nl I'rrnrh At# , Co l u m b ia . PRA N K FO R-f ANP C H A R LESTO N . t • < S < L Q A P S You ran nhifting drive -1 • i. A T H L E T E ' S FOOT without in tha ! Na Alcekel — Na Ad* — Na MW ^ W d v CKH A FIKALE ANT LIVE NEARLY A YEAR m Its | »SI sulik K IU I and isuS i«,u , Iks l.nwu. Ml KiHY IIIS T M IX I ' 1,1* b° l 9 In Iks Anal , Jar Ih. bums I,.is. tiat VICTOR' Ge r m a n s d e v elo p ed a . ^OOP E D I B L E FAT i k u m -y rs i. r u k i u m , Jrjslu ■■am (a U— („■ in n Aid an* I um tin tn» put «f tbg I Awiat k | a n k n a p dl ret aA The LATE WAR. y m r i O U 'f EATING Door Sedan SPEND YOUR MONEY FOR SOMETHING WORTHWHILE Moat famlllen fritter nwfty at leant |20.00 a month on triflea and unr.ecettimr.v Item*. Apply that anme amount of money to worthwnile home improvements and re­ pairs llke'an extra room with Celotex, Sheetrock or Upson Wallboard ami Tileboard Insulation, a new Bar­ rett roof, Strand Steel Overhead Garage Doors or in­ terior and exterior DuPont Paint jobs—and hove an attractive, comfortable homo to dhow for it. Come to thi Hill Lumber & Supply Ygrd for helpful advice. S r tt s t o r e s up Food ih h er Bo d y Delivered in Sanford <«u;A M flC F i g u r e s of PASTEBOARD . * ARE CARRIED 'THROUGH fitl J P l . STREETS of 'TbLi.DC, EPAIN , IN RE LI^IOUS % l r < 1 PROCESSIONS To AFFORD AMUSEMENT FOR'fUE.^EOP. STRICKLAND MORRISON, INC SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS Safety Patrol on Guard as Scho* l y DOZIIR A OAY 213 W t s t T h ir d S t r c t l Thtrc it no btlt«r punt lor bom# ct bwimiit — Ihgn DOZIIR AND CAT FAINTS Tkll'l Lei*ut« D O C FAINTS ift nuJe »n ISwulb f0# otll kind of «etithff Top quality to k« •uft. *nj yuu II be pltiltd wllk the ptK« Two' Sp««il| D 6 Cl 7 9 * * 8 8 * 0 * • Use HERALD Want Ada fm RmtSs ■IS D «m lias Im le* iieem m i m Hi * t*«e l « M ir k ( M PHONE 148 3—Heal Eatate For Sale—3 A r t ic le s VVTTttK- WANTEIT F u r S a le FOR FARMS, homes, business C A R S, Cleaned, washed .V- peli-lied. Can 27*»e A SU'xe liul ll.nproperty and acreage, see your nett's SLioiliud Slot uni, Suoliird E. A. Strout Really Agency A Celery Avenues. Orle R. Mathleux, Salesman 1907 E. Second Street or ptwa* TUXEtm KKKIIH: t'..m|.l. i.i line. MMJ. Hunt's Tuxodo Kee,| Store. 8 Bedroom House end II Hoorn PITTKHUIH1 Pnliitx for every Uottag*. 3 Acres of gioumt. purioiie. Tampa Fin. Will Hell u; limit*. HKNKAKIK Glass A Paint Co. Phone .120. Phone Jim Fields, lo7li or l IH -IN W. '2ml •wmlnir at 499-M. ' KSIIKI..MAN'S Itiil Hose Kimrniitued fed s f.,i mole i' kus and MAYFAIR SKCTION-I.urKe well better chirks. constructed three hedrmim home TOITHTON K W V I S U N with lots of extras such n* 1201 Celery \re Venetian blinds, attic fan, Insuhi Phone I HID lion. etc. Corner location. (Im* V;N.I(»Y Mummy dinner nl I.alley's and onu half baths. If you aie In 7Le also week days. I.unchus A the maiket for a nice home this short nnlora Is one we can highly recummetul I MiiHKI. in lilolei Trailer, 2(1 ft. KOHKHT A. WILLIAMS Realtor kooiI condition, fiou.iiu Mrs. Raymond K. Lundgulst. Assorlulr < III nii*ll IIiowoiok. Osteen, Phone Phone 792 Atlantic Hanh Itldx. ' UI67-W3. ______ Navy IIiiiikui ees I2.2D Men's Hmlei «hli 1s ,'IUe ArHrttow Fur Male Iteliiilile man with rar wanted t» ■nil mi fui'mem in Homlnolc ('■unity. Wumlerful uppurtunllv li.'' to 920 In a day. Na «■» ' peiienre or rapltal r*qulri*l i ITiumneiit. Write today. M> 1 Ne.» Company, De|R. A. F m | part. III. ■ M FA IN TS ■■■ 21 I S A N F O R D Sianley-Rogers Hardware Co. Iwsill iro|wn tliir full for A m rrlra', R.OOO.OOO i s v s il snny of .s f ilv |>«tiol tsjyt, JMi.Uild will hrl|» Ism. tofurrcmrol sgnu in p ru l,i l thrill I.AWNH Muwed, low prlce.lerrv laird, Phone 110-It Stenographer: University Kducn lion, experienced III Medical Insurance, and viikiih • i mir { work. Reply Box X, r/n .s.miurd Herald. t'Ol.UHKD Kiri desire, i.- .ore ... YOUft DAUGHT0R W0N0Y3 CONDITION SEEMS TO IMPROVE WITH CVERY HOME RUN HER '*■ HERO HITS/ II IT k M IRACULOUS! MR. OALC ... ^ SIMPLY W MIRACULOUS/.. fm children; HID K. 1m i, Mi.-et. SOMEWHERE OUT TH0RI IN THQ GREAT BEYOND I r e e l SURE THAT THB AAIOHTY BAMBINO 4 . HIMSCLr IS PULLINO HARDER THAN ANYONO J k m II El 0LSB FOR OZARK TO SM A S H ] f t h b r e c o r d he s b t / v . ’w a y b a c k y. 1927/ I'h. imm-w. 111— HuMlnniN OppoMunliicN The STKAM LUX Kiamb,.. for Seminole County is atailuMe. For Information contm i llm H. I.. The Hanford Herald______ I'lemliim Point k «I. 92.23 GOAT MILK ! Navy T-Khlrts 4He 12— Nprrial Narvlre* — 12 R. D. Priest, Phone 7I9-W.1 AHMV-NAVV HUIIPI.UH 1*8 N. Palmello I'll. 1911 NKW FI.COKF jurrnrmt t" p**ifecK. FLAT A l.ro linttN , Yurk Mill’s Swap Shop—We bu; llon. Old floors insde I»k»• 119'Vy, THE ■Mi............. Type, excellent eon* trade most anything. ( v'lnlshing, clesniiig A *«i-tiog. dilion with rase A slides. 107 ford Ave. Phone IM-J. Pol table power plunt, 22 years SANFORD W. ilth. St. experience In Hemlnole <"unty, We both loiw erlren you don't ll. M. Gleason, l.aks Mmv. HERALD bring your prescriptions to ,*. laney'e. Phone 108. ALTKKATIONH and Hie-c MultAnwilng Johnston’s "NO-ROACH Highest cash price paid for used Ing. 1KIW W. 1st. Hit-, i Phone sanitary coating kills Roadie., fn i nit in •« Ted Davie Furnlturo I1C9-J. Ante, Water Bug* for niunilm Co. 111! K. lit. I’ll 1)68. V K N ET IA N III.INDH mule i.. or­ Pint 9140. Half pint 8Uc. Rouinllder. Hemlnole Venetian lllind I9t A Anderson. ONC 4 two room aod«m offlCo. H20 W. 3rd. Hi I'lum* clency spartmenU, IdaaUy suited 1IB8-W. GOOD AND BAD r x i r.iur.i for individual or bu>la*la eouplo, ORLANDO Morning Heoimel. Or­ "" location across from tbo Post 1 used 8 pc dinette ....... 9ID 1*3 i lando Evening Htar. Call llslpb Office. Phone 990. I used sofa bed........... 91M >t'5, Hay. 1108-J. 1 used dresser ....... . 9211116 ^yi lodorn furnlehod aparta 1 used 8 pc bedroom suit# 9f*u >,fi' Wonderful CALL 617 for Hnlteiy, Generalor Alao efficiency apart 1 alightly used 8 po bedroom suiie wire ori and Hlanar aervice. lUnn'e Downtown office etoro. Ti Reg. urke 9200.04..... — 98D.D5 i between Battery Mervlce, 3UI W. Klret Apartments, BOB N. f a i t , 1 1 slightly uned 4 pc bedroom suite ed to h 1878-J. Ksg. price 9320.06 ., 910003 Hi mlnoli MATHER OF SANFOItU i Junior t LAWNMOWKH.S sheipumd. hiAmerican Floor Banding Machine Phono 127 Call Tul cycles repaired, lock sml key with *df«r. H. M. OloaoM, Lake 803-00 E. Ikt Bt. wprk. No waiting—woik funr■ M uy, Flo. MORTGAGE for sale, ten 110)}. ------ -——-l------ -anteod. H. W. Hhuman. 310 aero farm on Cameron Avenue, Mother*, arc your children going East 4th. Ht., Hsidord, Fla, 99760.00 net in cosh. Glenn llol- heck to school? Earn money In (Formerly with Williams Ftilt •ombe, 779 Columbue Dr. He- your spare tlmo. Openings In Shop). eatur, Go. Phono Doabourn 8423. -Sanford and surrounding towns. ELECTRIC or WANT .top n .o k 7 „ ,, T „ b ” ml 5 !* b“,r' ' ACRTVLKNK Nice-Stop. Guaranteed. Roumll- *{jf homo add'roaafor' Into?: WELDING lat A Anderson, Touchton « nom'’ ,“,a r w ,or lnler Banford Malar A Kppt. Oa 9— W. I l l Hired customer list now far lari almost new, llulld Christmas business and prof Bull Doxer and Drag-Line Work| leorg* Hunter, able all year rauad Incor Wo epodallsa In pasture e«rk opportunity. Bam 9149 to 99. and grai* planting—Kd Hsvla, Trallar, A-t condition, per hour. Writ* Hpa A, C/ furnished 8 Phone 106C-W. uh. Frank Cowan, Hanford Herald. ; I F T ^ B . Plpej *prpe-flltlngs or GIRL Tor Bod*'foantain wot Valvee yuu need, see A. D. Koe-A pply Drttf l«r. French and Commercial, FOUNTAIN A Floor Help-K perlencad but not r*c*a|ary. A TIIE i.ONK IMNi.Klt STWECOACHCt BACKTD OWN. THAT'S WHERE WL CLT Tut LONE RANGER! j--------- ___________ hv IVALT IMHNBI NOW COVNf ALONG. LITTLE t b V.T } f TIAAB V B W W A S N BBP I r T e TO R SO M E LET'S gat? (TOWN OUT M i n i I'M NOT SuBBPlNG IN A HOTEl FULL OF CEA7V GMOSTHI rw O - o - - * - S'. *» ■■Man JCEPCRS r » ! ) / U ~ LOUT * FOUND - M 8-W, Ramey, \1L ? il) : Av i M i 7 'V aI.\' >,sIio*,.*4«kF e'Sw-kLmse*s* AVKNUK 9m> J* n o t PAur> s rA l..V N C N IIS com* - race -O nJ —i M 4 K TU'jf.iMQ ■ Ml a us al A T / ClAM- H /TV bake " f l �v *VvdEK$ ■ fW Beauty And lUent Combined Is N« iecessory To Be Miss America BAJfTOUy B U M L ftJ A W y w a i v u W ED N ESD A Y SEPTEM BER 7, 1949 Definite Changes Appear Certain In National Air Races Fall Kill* Girl, By Hal Boyle i 8h* la sponsored by tbs Eastern x NEW YORK,—On—It la much1Arkansas Young Man'* Club. aMlar today to win the Kentucky' Another candidate, "Mi** WyCLEVELAND, Sept. 7—(A>)— Derbv than to bacome Mtia omlng"—Esther MacLeod, 22, Definite changes In th* National America. bust 84, waist 2ft, hip* 24, spent Races appeared certain today the last few day* before the conTexas Socialite Dies ifAirthay are to ba b< held hare again 1* Darby I* to run th* fittest, tret studying at the Barblion year. In Pall With Friend next school of modeling. Sponsored by nd It can us* all four lege. "Air race* have b*en ■ great v.But .It doesn't h a rt to prova It tho University of Wyoming, sh* I* for aviation and this city." On Ship’s Staircase thing a u rlda a human bain*, alna a a mono soprano and wants to con­ h* said. "I am all for them if tinue her study of music. flpUt song, paint a plctura, look tha danger esn be removed, I am BOSTON Sept. 7 - « /P ) - A (all definitely opposed, however, to Eastern beauty techniques have wall in bathing ault and arm ing down a stairway brought death to ang furl ■ cloaed-cours# racing." i**"! do * danco or glva left Mis* MacLeod a little bemused. Lincoln a Gettysburg Addraai. said ha would meat with rac­ a locialita Text* girl and gtavt in­ officials and others on elim­ "The hardest thing 1 had to 1 Th* average rarahoraa Isn't oven jury to a mala companion who ing inating the danger "If they are aura Lincoln evar had an addraai learn was to put lipstick on with were reluming with collet* friend* to ba held In Cleveland." a brush," she laughed. "You get In Oattyaburg. In nearbv Berea, where Odom's (mm a European cruise aboard tha But to win tha Atlantic City a finer lip llna that way—they (usury liner Exctlibur, an Ameri­ plan* crashed, solicitor Paul H. beauty contact now a girl not only aay." said h* had been reliably Mias Wyoming, whn nrrlvpd with can Export Use spokesman laid Mitchell haa to chow darby form—aka haa Informed that closed-course racing to demnnalrata personality, talent Htetson hat and cowboy bonis, I* lodsy. would b* banned at Cleveland air­ and intelligence. And aka goat a water safety Instructor and run The girl, who died yesterday* port tha raea alt*. through a mure rigoroua training play tha piano as well as sing. Odorn'a plane struck a house In four days after aha tumbled down "1 ran also rope, tie and brand routine than tho . averageD arby the auburb, killing a young mother a ralf—a small calf," she said. a nine-foot stairway from the entrant, fih# may avail haw*, to eat and her yaar-old son In addition Unfortunately, even If she borboat dock to tha promanadt dack, to rha world famous pilot. oata foatmaall to allm bar flgura. iu tu J a .I i, !, Mitchell made the cte***r»,*‘ *♦ ■Many of tha iaaalts com] ttl *41 identified as Adrienne Atwell, Montana hrought one) and the tkli week for tha natIsn't1 a Berea council moating In which 20. of Dallas. Hertford heifer that arrompanird a resolution protesting the race* beauty crown at thd /srakp fteort Tha big lingr haa bean i| waa passed. The group authorised apsnt a week or two In Manhattan Mias Nevada, she wouldn’t be able tha solicitor to took an Injunction. up to bring har companion tatting a final curry-combing. to demonstrata this talent. Calf or heifer hrandlng lan't If neeaasary, to prevent further They hire specialist* to teach them M . Willard, 21, listed as of 4209 on , *i.(. the a," contest f111 ormg, psi program—which irg| aasan wsal'** ^ ■closed-course racing. how to walk gracefully and uaa sail Arcardy, Dallas, to Boston. puts the glrla from tho west, HIT I1Y A HOCK hiring < m « * of the* oritbrnikci of vmlfiicc that mirk* Director* for th* air race* are makeup artfully. where women ore women, under cd the nftenmitl. of the I'niu Itohenon concert In I'eekakill. N. Y« a The American Export official axpectod to meet soon, possibly t “!>• tramped m llta up and a handicap. State rroopur lie* on tin- ground Kpor-idir outhreukH came when, with •aid Williard will ba taken off in next week, to take up the pro­ down my hotal room learning‘all Miss Arkansas will be ona of the HobjM.n icellnl In Old IMlow Oolf Cnurse, ended, crowd* mixed' , r. wi]| mfft f a Ex- blem. Frederick C. Crawford, * w again how to walk," aald thee few entrants with a claque- wl'" U u A ' uml Robeson symputblacr*. A "mall police army had h«en,» gT", u ir L-. -W ,, races president, aald the entire ree University lioulde, ;uid bore *omc of the officers seek toitabbur tn notion naremr situation must be "evaluated be­ “ ‘V | ihroo University of Arkansas ordered .out.. to rhcck . .... g p. M.. tonight. Th* vassal ort- fore a decision If and whan to bufi otudcntw who decided to go to fmin n wall lignin •t n iiiilliiii: tluong. (International) !finally waa scheduled to arrive hold th* event In IPftO can be Hfc.* l h Pt l Bh# wou,d Atlantic City and root for her. reached. ) kn J. h ! {Ubb,r One la Hob Riley, an almost !tomorrow altemoon, Crawford la head of Thompson 1 Mint {■ all worn out from ilghtlemi war veteran who also Is Will lard waa In a com*, for ..... . .. . „ . . . » ___Product*, Ine., here, which aponsmiling," aha aald, member nf the Arkansas Legis­ 1throw dav* alter *b* f*H but j*or*d the fatal Thompson Trophy {Is in "reasonable physical eondl-1rM< ‘ .Nisi Brnlhara, b**ldaa looking lature. tafUtlfu , ran alng, paint watar "Bob Is real fun," said Mrs. Tom .Hon." according to the rsport of "Th# air raea* have-been v»lJolora, and write poatry. If aha Allen, chaperon for Mias Arkansas. .an Army, hauro-surgeon ” {>o oqble to prealtlga of th* city," hr wirta, aha aald aha would poaltlva- "Once, during a night out, be lost Hoarded Ine Excallbur at a*a, tha I added. "We want to do the right tblni spokesman said. V N J* * 1 *ny Hollywood offer*, Ills ulasH eye. Ho ha put an ail In Mom>'■ body was to b* shipped Th* Army hoepltal ship Com­ i wan* *° tacomo director of tha University paper laying: Wlsloue education for tha Math" 'Lost ona glass ays—probably fort went to th* Hid of the Excall- today to Columbus, Mis*..where bur after the first radio raport of hla parents live and where he will pdlM Church." aha aald. bloodshot.’ " th* Injuries. ‘"0 burled. Funeral arrangements Thera weia no report# of an y , Incomplete Tha hodle* of Mr*. Bradley C Prime Minister Camden Killings ngr hurl, . other paasengre* tha spoke*.man aald, Thera waa, he added, Liard and her son. Craig, who died fire enveloped their flaming ICaollaaa* rvam Woo* nasi no explanation of what caused after (Caattaaae rawaa rowa neat lapse* Into unroiiNcImuriMi frahome, will be sent to Minneapolis Mlsa Atwell and. Willard to fall. put out to try In make had blood quantly. Miss Atwall, who was th* grand­ today for burial. between Britain and the United Mr*. Unrah left her ironing un­ daughter of Federal Judge Will­ finished yesterday and went to th* Stater,** he said. Legislature iam H. Atwell, was returning home of a next-door neighbor, with her parents, Attorney and ’"There are people here who do Mr*, Caroline I’lnner, 70. This was (CaaHaas* h « a Pas* Om i Mrs. Webster Atwell of 8080 their Utmost to foment hostility in wh)le Howard wish eating Ills pi* of Florida. Overlook Drive. "And so It goes, down through Uta United States to the Labor breakfast and, police said later, The Line said th* Alwtlls were the appropriation* law. govarnment. They seek for party. planning hi* massacre. I In a party which Included 8 other "Flood control— Do** anyone Him* to play on th* prejudice* „ J ' Mi*. Firmer told n reporter Hint {Texas College students who tailed propose to question th* wisdom or June 28 for a cruise In tha Med­ the soundness of the Investment W " « « i - ' I - - • ' a - . ™ . . S " ul iterranean. you ^rnpota to make for this pur *1"n'on Ills eve* looked funny. When tho Attorney Atwall and Willard pnasi "They elan aeak tn cause dla- shooting began, Mrs. Unrah lolned the group at Marselllti, "Welfare ftimla- -doe* anyone nlty by auggeatlng tha United screamed, the spokesman aald. t sums thing claim tha ttea will asak to intcrafer with "Howard, Howard," Mr*. I’inWillard and MU* Atwell fell granted our j aged are ex* Internal policy of this coun- oar aald tha mother cried, "they've Kept, g on a winding, outilda stair­ cosalvo." V In thla they Join hand* with ,junB thla to you." Then: Ha aald "1 fast certain that tha way to the wooden deck, the igimunlila. Th* ampliatlc atategot lo Ui, the phone." A BlNil In the Club 400, Washington, D. C., pay# scant heed to tho secret spokesman-said. The'girl waa re­ people of Florida, who art looking ?#t ,PrM,<,f n ti j r,,,,??!l L - l Mr«' Unrah started to walk aerial photo of tho notion'* cnpllnl that hongs on th# wall (left) r -1 th* eoursga of ported te have suffered a frae- lo you to show ths rblUdalphla) should ■ 11 • n c e | Bcroii the Flnnar living room. Hut o* aha enjoy* her lunch. Tlte picture, suppressed by defeng*. _ tured skull and tertbar ll eontualona. will hHv# evsry rsason to bo she never reached the telephone w m Rtvrn to tho chdh owner l»y nn unldontlflfd nnv«1 offlctrwko Willard suffered r£ roncuaalon, vour Vision and your convictions, ■Mr, Truman on Aug. 20 told the table. Hhe collapsed In a faint. ( to "go alicnd ond plnsu-i lids on your wnll," (fntematloBfll ffltiadpflote). roud of you whan thla ~ ‘ J1 the spokesman aald. x I.nter oho whn taken l<> her ala-' ary assalon draws lo i Master of the Excallbur la. n*l[ Philadelphia that the U. 8. would tar'a hotno. I a course to help Britain In har financial crisis 1 B.mu.1 N. drove, of Brooklyn.I "You havs , nd charted proip. rlty Mia. Wonietlsr aald that P rank' the ana laid the democratic net Iona Unrah, Howard's fnthci,' Frank) am would not Interfere with one an­ Unrah. lloward'a father, haa bean j The apoketman aald th# Atwell #i j P* 1 In"‘y ; J a hit! other’* Internal politic*, separated from lain wife fur aomu SJUtetJ"'"' "* Sv"!iuTiSLSn™!'V™ntt t Attlee declared that "there are yeara. Ilia wlisfaabdlita am un­ current budget deficit of at least In the rank* of our Conservative known. I ir>r,,oon.uoo. opponent* thuic, I think they aro Norman K. Kochn, llm all's war-] "Tho pioneers of our great *!atr a minority, who would welcome Lions Meeting built a future for ua to enjoy. Oconomle difficultly for thla time Army sergeant, pointed to* Hurclv we owe our children and yountry In the hop* lh*t If thing* u picture of Unrah In a booklet ID ssU siH r » e r*«* Oe*» our chllren's children th* tamo gat aarlou* they might overthrow telling tho hlatury of tho 2142nd of clvle rmaponklbllltj. courage, the aame faith In th* Armored Field Artillery Battal­ W Labor government. He told of the International future'of Florida." "In thla they are at ona with ion, laying, "That'a how I knew City now being built by Lion* ‘In his four-psgs typswrlttsn fits Communlat* who would wclInternational near Chicago and mestags, Governor Warren aald aptha a Tory government. The stated that It offers an opportunity nothing that would relax the imunltta will no doubt continue limitation# of hla proclamation r nollcv nf fomenting Induscalling tha legislators back for l dlaputea wherever they think other. H* termed Llonlsm the but the aol* purpose of raising re­ work against Isms that are sn venue. government haa blamed him much credit for that. He waa m ashing against national safsty. , Meanwhile In Tampa 40 union . Kent strikes on tha Com- coo|, ,00. NiVor „ c|ubU ." Leroy Laroy Btrawder gtrHwrtsr told of the castcast-1 groups notified Governor Werren Ing contest which ha attended a s . thay expect him to veto a sales > r#e,Mt Unrah wrote long latUra—page tax In any form It might be passed f tha truth" n f. *fter P««s—to hli mother while .Iona Club and which waa hald by by tb* Legislature. ar crlil? w. thl* •..hu I °v er..a. In Italy «"d lie Winter Berk Lion* Club at th* The unions—units In the Csn-ould have faced m gov-. J « h" “ 'f t •>•"* ho“« " • * trlando Oun Club on Aug.. HI. .Ha. tax In any form It might ba paxs, It eannot ha solved by ,nl £ ?'. „ tkat h# had tra) Trades and Labor Assembly gevsrnmsnt In Isolation. »"» hl» hobby wee gunat "Ouna fAFL)—told th* Governor any I That thla la fully raall*- fnd bayonet*. I’ve probably Been thing last than a veto will not be reaponilbla man In all {hat Lugar ha uatd, beeauae He "accepted by the working man and a" had doiena of gun*," III* tnatkawomen ad Florida who elected refaranc* to the three-na- ["•"*hlP dewdly, Koehn added, >mk of JOo lfoaa at Silver you" governor. ar talks opening today lu °* ■" aiparlanco which ha le to thla eVant, no ragular Ray" White, praaldent of the Iton. Attlee taldi eonsldsrsd a narrow eacapa from win be hold next Tuaaday. Central Labor Group, explained: Included Mrs. Currie who I I antruat Important Unish * rlfla, He eald ha had spot* "Govsfnor Warren cannot comtUrtf of• the Liana, and of thla kind to two eoi- tad a wild boar while seated la a .(foreign Secretary Bavin mortar cratar In Auatrle .one tneellor of tha Exchequer moonlight nleht, fired, than took In whom I hove complato after It. Unrah, on santry duty. PMktkin Riot MllAtIO PROM THUS JOBS mi govarnment orders, workers it Mi I leava tha matter In challenged him. demonstration In front of tha locked gate* of tho Frensh n . ' i gave the countersign right aircraft plant In Paris. Two loaders, reportedly Communtoi Mbln at colleagues and I bach, quick," aald Koehn. 'Tie Incited the crowd with rric* of "force uta gates," Despite i d .fu ll discussion on the would have dropped me tg M r create trouble, tha men remained comparatively orderly. (Ink °J $•** U, • ,* i traeka If 1 hadn't. Nothing wrong , Vk!!!!!.n!<lr**2 't u with that th o u g h -th a rt juat ■Chancallcr . of tha Ex- good soldiering,” ■M tha fmaleu (feerstary VK .? UV In-this Uak, the leas aald 52 Beautiful Girla i Compete For Title ■ j t Of Miss America w m . * a * aims ot the famous quintuplet*. Rose Marta Dlenns la shown with her fiance, Maurice Otrouord, la Corbsll, Canada. They are to be married tn tha Church of tha Sacred Heart In Corbet) on September 0. The wedding will b t followed by a reception tn the Dionne home at Callander, Ontario. (International) County Commission KOnKtasea rrem #**• 0**1 fund; two mill* for School Bond District No. 1 and on* mill levy lor the other five district*. Nn artlon waa taken on the re­ quest of Dc. Frank Qulllmaa, (ilteclnr of the Htmliiole County Health Unit, for on additional County appropriation •>" •1.800 to replace rut* In Htate approp 1 iroprlaIlona. At present, aald Mr. H(SrnprlSta* th* County epproprleta* 8P.OO, th* School Board 14,200, rod the City |ft00, annua!illy to Mng gown of satin, England's m #« the unit. mm tttn b e th pessa tot har latest Th* Bosrd authorised payment official portrait at har. nrw real- to L. F. Boyla, Its attorney, of in London. .(International) 8260 for extra service* in con­ nection with obtaining right of way* for Highway No. 46 and to th* new Genova promise Ids position on th* side.* approaches tax. [hiring bis campaign he took* Bridge. Rppnlrlng nf th* Roilthw*** a flat-footed stand iignlnst the Road lo tioldsborr) was ditcuaaad sales tax. Campaign promise* are i.lso repair of a road tn Faro not enough x x x . I’mrk. Purclinao of a tetter seal"The nrgitnltrd working men InK maclilna for Cmiuty Tex Col­ and women of this stiito will lector John Galloway wa* authJudge our public officials in tho uiIxcd. future by the record of their of­ of the resignation of ficial actions and not by their O. Notice P. Swope, C. H. L*e and B, campaign promise*. aa bond trustaoa of "Hi.................... . ubstltotlng th* word 'limited' F. Wh**l*r Black Hammock District waa for 'general' with respect to th* th* received. Action sales tax question will not. In our tion was withheldonbytfietharesigna­ Board opinion, relieve the Governor of pending audit of th* bond* by his campaign promise to vHIo th* th* State, and aubmiatlon of the sales tax.*' Ths Labor group alto called on report. Similar organisation* In Florida to It Is not unusual for a aallflah tend protest* on a Bales tsx to t i leap across 40 feat of wat*r. Warren, About ona-third of th* contin­ ental United Stats* I* forest land. TALLAHASSEE, flspt. 7-((P) —A Urge sign proclaiming "Hold Th* barracuda It able to change That Tax Lins!" In letter* three It* color to conform to Its bock* Inches high wa* displayed on the ground. Pouter of Jackson dask nf Ri aa the special session got under­ under-1 Electron microscopes can shew wav. | particles of about ons 1,000,000th Pooser, who claim* to head a of an Ineh In six*. House economy group, aald ha 1 plan* to have more of th# sign* printed for distribution to othsr engine* havo as much power as a representative*. THE OLD HOME TOWN Bpsasibi Coach Trocolor, Tho University has take the BOQ building at tho : Mltng with the problems DeLand Navel Air Stetlo Mtwar world. Britain and ■toted, end la using It for ]^l States have been per- Ing end housing quartan, tics la from Biw A, M. untl P. M. and from SjOO p, SiN P, H. The player* m tire at 10:00 P, M. aad be •ISO A. M. The sum of f i l l beea spent on new white suppliant" for American ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. Sept. 7—OF)—Home of th* nation’s most beautiful girls tonight begin tn Intense competition that wilt end Saturday In tbs selection of Mlsa Ar’»rlcn of 1040. For three day* the RZ girl* In tha Miss America pageant will snow nti that way they look In a bathing suit, the poise they can muster In an evening gown, and theli entertaining talents. Judged on these three distinct contest phases, tft lucky finalist* will enter the homestretch on Sat­ urday. From them the new quaan of feminine pulchritude will b* chosen. The spectacular pageant began yesterday with a four-mils parad* of entrants before a Jampacked crowd estimated by police a* 2RC.000. The retiring MU* America of ; 1949, Hebe Rhopp of Hopkina, Alum.. iei| tlie parade perched on a huge, gold-flecked float. Strung • ^ out behind her on the boardw were deeding beauties represent . Ing 4ft states, four major cltlon, 1Hawaii Puerto Rico and Canada. ' Only three of the gorgeous gels rode on float* In the opening event. The others depended on specially decorated rolling chairs, the boardwalk’s normal mtans of transportation. To keep th* mammoth crowd In check. 7ft Philadelphia policemen were tent tn help nut the state police at the* sideline*. Eighteen ) hands were strung nut on the Up* of march. .Sponsors nf three of the girts provided floats for them. Th* girt* were Jon* Pedersen of flanta Rosa, "Mis* California"; Marian* Insi! Camtjtn nf Keunett Square, "Miss Fennaylvaulat" and Ave­ rina M-drapo Rsell* nf Hanturc*. "Mias Puerto Rico" A gold 'and allver "Enchanted Isle" float carried Mlsa Puerto Rlro, and Silas Pennsylvania'* <.I Mont was carpeted with 1,600 yellov- and red rose*, Apples and grapes from her Sonora county -irrlinr-ls and vine* "cds graced Mlsa California's vehicle. ■♦|'8t#rWO $ OMm By STANLEY �/ ■"• h ’* r; r ' v ■“ .....■’ " - o * •• • (Tatty n « r a b M - " ’. t W • I *1 i . > U World i AaierJ**. for Sanford. w TIIK W E A T H E R Continued rather warm parti) doudy through Frldgy. of -a few teat.H int. likelihood . — — tied thunderahuwer* thundacahoaari In tha gf« teied ter noon. . AN IN D EPR N D R N f DAILY NEWSPAPER ■ fb M riw d IM S SANTORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY"SEPTEMBER 8, 1949 Glenn Martin Enrollment At Seminole High Mrs. Roosevelt Britian Seeks Takes Stand In School Is Now Reported As 486 Admits North MoreFreedom B-36 inquiry X i SSi Bad As South Un LlA Lunds EnrollmentI at at Seminole Seminole High High School School is 11 466, 406. or or about about the the time isme n .1 | a number as tail ^ f following the u|>€< _ \L l-J T L - .total - . - I lail — ..........— pupil* Hill lie «<|de(l. The year wa* 496. , ____ At the Junior High School the enrollment it 244. or about the tame V i o l e n c e A t R o b e S O n — f a s last year said Principal K E. « ^ P l a n e Manufacturer Denies Taking Any “ True. The Sanford Grammar C o n cert 18 G iv e n Part In Instigat­ ilyearf Wording to Frh*i Example Of Outing ‘*B-36 Memo" Farm Bureau Speaker lSalTi«h ‘ clpal H. C. Steele. rages In The North Rooms at the High School show % WASHINGTON, Sept. 8—(/p) definite improvement In appear____ —Plana maker Glenn L. Martin Rally idenitJ today that tic had ,V*k" any part in . intligaling or auggaaling tha (amour “B-36 RBct. ThU it • i p t c U lly true ATLANTA. Sepi. B—</P)—Mn. of Ffa n k iin D, R o o ttv c li s lid today T P A I ’ 1 ASMcUtod Pres* Leaned Wlro No. 278 Legislature Refuses To Repeal Money A ct Of New Tax Dr. Ruprecht Calls For Community Series Measures Are P r o ­ posed To I n c r e a s e K?nanc'lal c*b Support Of National Polio Drive Spending By S t a t e Reached By Confer- ------------- WASHINGTON. Sept. H ,/!*» th- lihrirv with Its light nrprti ,t m .* • •• I i*» • Die thrrr-power conlrrenrr un the tinted wallr, c.lotea celling and ‘“V , ‘11,‘ *■* hU,,!‘ I l l Ullbll. fitldlt.lril ,1111, l u u , , , i , !' tht colorful and hlitoricil murals rtcl#l diicimunition at tnt toulh. I Confub-mr tha. the entire tom m unity would ) iir wholr-lieatlrdj I ll.LAH.lSSKK. t.. t! r I'-dm Epidr-mc Emergency Drive w ai r * |n r » r d today l»v( (d*1—Admcalea of u lf‘ U. ..... I,, .........nan .d the Seminole Counts Cbaulri ol ibr Sept. 6— reduced »l>rnitlog In** their tin t teat lu 0 aprcial commuter to go into Hi i Nalum.ll I imndaiiun lot Infantile Paralyiia. . •uiiua i.r*inwiuir n.daj aa tAO memp." tnin'i irquril for mote firrdoni m I hr l).u e. auiioiiiued today by Basil O'Connor. National I .mml.i I Senate ileclinrit, a i ' lo permit Martin, chairman of the Glenn I of I'once De Loon, another depict. n * ^on,1l ihmk lh,i nifing F.CA dolUn outiidr thr lion |iir*Hi.*ii*. n bring held a* a laat reio tl becam e "in no sdliei nay IniiiHluclIim of a bill to repeal ibr IlMli.liOO.htlu general approlitealthy Indiana approaching the ' ““I" it all to blame, the added, L Martin company ol Baltimore, iled Stair*. can lb,. Nutiunal Foumlattun con ■j priiilionii Uvt j cabin of unaware Pilgrims. The recent violence growing out cattae before a U.,S. Navy court nuiimiul i , ... hmi. iii i, . . , s - r. j i ' , itusiwi 11- . 1. ■unun gjtiru ............. Nearly 200 books have hern of Paul Robeton't concert in Peek* of inquiry delving into poirihle told Ihr Umtrd Stain that unlr>* t \i I.AIIASSKK, Sept. 6 —i . . I if. . t * ” # 1>l? 1 , quartan, as so many •Hhf | I r l "n,, NV.. the termed “perfectly Navy participation in the memoran- i change* arc made hi pieient Mat atudenta are thowln* eugenic-•• tvanl "I* Ibr Senate agreed by a........ ..................... ... .......... ...... •a >"'r li.d.»y mil lu conalda* dum'i charger o| fraud and poltlu Iw tu n i fu > "■tiltl In to read them, laid Mitt Edna ,,u,V“*eou* Aall Plan upnaliuii* they will ^ ,r Mini tiiici*(fniy Jlivr | furtbrom . , lng. am loll. In ii|iei'lal eecalon lhai,. Chittenden, school librarian, Stn "I don't know why the police h*'* to tpeiut trseral hundird mil m ib r lo -i.n i .■! iti> light tici in the Air Farca's bomber pioag a in st, .... ■ ''mil.I ■hung* Florida'* baple, dent officer. w#r* elected to the were not able to control belter the I....... ■*. it., ........... .stair. The lo-1 Everon, in H r c o o n i .* ,aram. „ |ion mole dollai* out id then .at "chiMil U» li adoptrd a reaulu* campaigi, mil hr ornlr, the I Mipportlng tbr ' l lgbl ........... u t'h*'demonstration—perhaps they were In a,prepared slatsment, Matdwindling icteric* linn h) Senator Fnlllna of Talla^* Iraili'i *lop ..i .hr Ho.lnr*. and | »l! th*» ......ill .r a, mlahk Bn dented allegation* made by hu**re banning rbungea In tha . Kendall, Jr.,’ v£*i!mrtdtiit “ mul' »he coniinued. l’..itr*-n,.u.l H ..mao'* i'luli wherever It i* nrr.tnl •T he dtcition ol thr Ameiuali. ISW minlinuiii tuuiulallon achool 1Marlon Robarta Mcretary. Turning to the South in a now* Cedric R. Worth, acknowledged Sanf.'i.l. lit » 'in II III* Sully M*IU| Contribution* from Semiiml* Ian. B. E. Black, with 46 •‘veteran*" conference. Mrt. Rooievelt laid Pettish and Canadian salnoel milt Williuni* I. jo r-i.lcht author of tha document and tur'County to hr Ibr i'ollo Klnrigrnci # iitera to makr a iprnal >lmty ol pended rpecial arrirtant to as­ 1* ^ “ " Tr " Truman's Civil Rtghlt program a the wholr i|ortlion of the uir id "AllI ik nit........... been .pared j ^ ‘v* '•'» wu» .......... . l:\ll.\IIA sSli Slept, day and predletad band member- , . .. , _ , ’ ■7 ibr - c o i n ..1 |.i,lu. till, y ear,1 «•"«*»'«> " *"*" sistant Secretary of tha Navy Dan •hip will total «8. Enough uni- *°«'£** fo1 vw • \ move 111 irpr.il th* whole ECA fund* wa* one id loui deci ull ..I m r iiign ... Join in pro- i throughout the nan.... uh..-. hr p Kimball. forma ara available for all, hr Som# c1rl,,*'« * hu f .MO IHIOUII0 geneul appropiialions madr today. ililing Inlp I". ....... . who am now "«•>• 1 ,1 T " A. L. Tevlur of the Shell Cheinm W program In part for the South. > Worth har named Martin a« a turn* ail wai itaitrd ill the Florid* Hl'rclal glinips is c l r ulso «« fi'i-linw .1- imparl.' ............................... t i ••.k* u Itr. Hnprrchl ’ •» cV, r , f > route* of tome information. Mar- teal Corporal Inn will lie tha speak- The I(Her Club hat gotten off to recent racial tarrorltm, look at eigne.I lo woik on thr following "“'il "S.. fni .mt I'lniplei bur lint| w ’ KUpecnt -uni ! I egi«lalliir tudal at a ieil*» of new I Mart under Mint Ollle the Civil Rights proposals from tin it a competitor of consolidated J.r ?* ®“*•»“, meeting • food luoblema: *«• "l»«,n.l .tnv money foi new "Even In mi....... girul »I«l\\ lav lor.mliri dnigned to finance* _____ with «6 In the a local, rather than a world wtd# thtcr 1 rommoillllea unit slockplllng >«'>'•■ hm- ..... Muicli of Dime* awch aa pult.i i‘|inli'inic cm 'rtllrtp*, li wrir pudird luiwaid. fVultee. which build, th. B 36. *£,ld*.? nl*h Fanners t 8 ! l 6 Building oV,'* k on group. !Whittle, I!!6 The Ninth tirade tiler Club view, *he added. Brttmn haa told Ibr I'nitrd H t«lr' ibuir tirrn imi.l .ml I for tn'Mtmrnt thla aplrlt of t nupri .iti„n g. alt lean MIS trig H The plane manufacturer, in hi* Went Eighteenth StreeV.'Mr!’Toy.; haa about 76 member*. Glee Club She aald at Iruit once durlnf on tio- inont Unit n .......lop in ibr "f lm.il mtiirni- afflictcd In pre- a heart-wuiunrig pvi I hr I iilUliiirongli luitniy Hour*. ibmg," In It Up llaUment, told th* Naval couit1,ur Uar of Amciiron (mills for -link 'bm* inn* Il m-tt m eri "rvr- recht aald. ".Srniinolr I'noim * ilrleg.iln.il tnril lo mtiinJlKe th* lullt \ '" a o rV u m lg a ^ fiflowa* ’ct er J Sg' 1 i iv' ry "T?"t o n , h * that the only 'b i l ^ f W I Z : piling slintrglc inali'ilaU *ucb a* lopnl. itn l hair In iripieKl uddl- dime* el* l rutty iiian liing turn rlppi«l|!f l.lllll||4 JUI irpealai, but fUlibri ami llli ivollbl u**i*l lllr 'S '" ““ ^ S S S . t n W .,,h. ' f . '7 7 " ". " | Chemlcaf > "emuai corporation, Mr. Tuylor iteniie Btevena, aaeretarv S|ie,«kri Mon.it .irlenrd until, — / tb«* mUm k.iil nnaurar Vtuigltfl govriiimml in Incrraslng reatenedIcimmalion ofplane wb, n member of the division of Ireaaurer. HlHlttan menuger. thot ahe hud to answer Huaiign Rrttt-li ita ill>1Ini ruining* Thiwe main i,>io..i ion a ilri ivion mi whethef rrltlrlini of racial discrimination turwt conarect, duringthe war and -Ncmatology, C. a. Depaitmvni of named are Dial Boyle, Donald ; iel- an- piinlucril in uira* ivliidi 0 I Ull Ilf 1 uiiiuleieii without * two* the Iranafcr of that buaineit |0 ; Agriculiure. Howard, Billy Jlmlnea and Jack' ,h* States. do thru trailing hi Ibr llnliib ilnui, iuir ..t ibr i Inure and Sen*. th* Emerion Electric Company ----------------Spencer. The«e were elected by 1 "* “•wuy* tell them." »h<* *ald. goninl -Wiling I want to ,av that the bit of I l f a •% . * »*<rat ballot. i that I recognU# th# crltlclui " I'n-lnni- ||IItirtluI■-: llntb IIii want tay that tha o l , 1W | A f l g l , . . Wofk “ on the “n‘> *«raa It I. valid. But Utiii .uni I'liiuiila liavr irpratvilly Hr,, \l, M.illrn lit i hlUbottough..' It information, imall a* it wa*. wa* ee v i l a S i v g l U O v l ] Horn# Kcononiici rlaaa room*. The atleaat waknow of th* Inequall- foni|iluinr.| I.. Ibr American gov .ml ihr loll amoiiuled lo a pro- '. Inorth room, nearly completed, h«« t|ea unit havepeople who want to Ornini-nl llial It* i-it-lniii* pi lice correct,’' Marlin *aid. K ag , . ..f, , S Construction QTn *w>yalnk -l‘‘ruandlt'-cabinet •"r n<.,d*,i ^ dm "«* In my year* of workin dtilr* mi *o ciiiiilielaoine ami ublchen comblnatlun, "But new cupboard* and table*, light with th* Riintan delegataa,T walla, c.lotai 'eaUIng ami b .ve never heard, you erittoiw gm.it* into tllin cuillillV till 22 Houses Here grata nat fluorearenl lighting. Celotea your country. I would b* trouble* aalr line ami llial Amrilculi but hat also raplacrd platter in th* If I were you, that tntl# U no Before Martin wa* called to the Hand, a Navy captain who raid part of hi* job wai to “teH” Naval aviation lealified ha andWoi t h "alway* agreed that no airplane could be" at good at tha Air Purer W e lh o r n reported the B-36. Tha testimony edme from Cant. ^ LaRoy Slmplar o#t Navy .Public "'RwMlMar f*va'*«UrUo4 tnqinlfy »»• to,tha baakgriund of a memo that a r r .b - .ili.ia g ril 'li'o m "ti't'n g " '^ n ' hall calling* In the tchool. i dnlre to Improve. a n air illM'ulilagrd from *i't'kiug fpirlgn guiiil*. A Milolinn la tin* Catholics Fight Violence Flares State Control j For Second Time By Communists! In Bell Strike 'iiiiili'i.itlnn ant and all Item* in’ S llO W ilo W il I l N p C C t c d 12 0 0 C'/echosluvakia| Over Proposed LawJ 1 S t l'ilt f l'S A lllh lis ll ih r ap p io p iialiin i bill Seven Buses Cat ry- i"M,,un*, am.lhri 'nE Non Suikers ininmimllrr ih e appio- touid biin^ appiof.naliurri bill as.' inbililute." llial tiiiulii piohahly open up C . P h illip * Th# school art room hat been Then ahe aaid ah# alway* Mg« piatilrm , f i i .iii the U rltU li vlrtv I ’H A G U K . Sept. 8 (A *I C / r - 1 . . H lT F ' l n N ' S r"' N O u tlin M * P r o g r a m lepainted'w d haa an attractive; id. “I* it fear which keejm Jpilnt, would have th* name effect Icho*lovakia^'* K n m u ..'" f ’.ib.d;. 1 <4*1—Qovermn Deurt »,il .,,kr.l 'he whole held ol Slate rpendint * appeoramn, fmm crltlctaing or la ft that &i a mini Ion to th* atinkplllng L , l . today ta aeml ihe >lule iniliilu i,|,ltli kri.l the l.*gl»l*lur« tile d , O a H o u s in g P r o je c t iifil.leut- that i* It would fit tn t,.P " '* " the t ..mmunlil led .» v i , ^ , ,|Jlrd „ lr , ", , , * , .......u " . t Jrn isi'r ^ Hi. r. nm-kt -f Clr Utaffoid Oripp* Ii«wnm#nl today they will op- 1 weck-oH -*"ll Mrcrufi viiikr lor "V ‘ * '• • “M r. ayalem. , the' 'hr I'll..... Htutea open gicat-: fiOie all rffoila to bung them uml' ,h* ■eond *ucrr.*l.r day. n,* . »r»*i.»n 7* "Nothing kllli democracy quick-, .in u ik r i- i.. tlrliiah goml* . ihrir church under tiuie control “ #» imi.lr lit Hi*in,i I 'b .f " '..i Warren, tn hla epe-, ar than anathv ” » llierieit* Inveetinenla! Hrl- I |l,t„ug|, ,.<w Iraiilulloii , Attorney t\ Illiuni F. Miller of f t Inin uptiny. ** i ,n,.!w"M , " icinidiiou. Nhmara rtiifiklb ii<« Mi Iiir -i|ti.»iU Mr*. Rooievelt le In Atlanta '*h “l" . ' , k . I(l ou«i* I Hie pnetta tejnled in advumr „f nnb.imUi aii.i.kr.l ...nk R A M n ilfla * to MtUnd a conftrRftCR of IBti no,ll ,jl41, nlt» r „ n ed Sulen. RB flirt at unlaii tnU ami ^MiRl fi InmhiiI muimririk « » » \i lean II M I8 S C 8 i s e r m u a a , soulhtrn church woman on "tW» rt0lj,|-. k,,.„i,.,i cirdlloi nation, iliuirlf law chining before the n.i • «eir repiirled li'imeil in i «.i spiritual approach to aortal prob , M1(ll IWH i„ ,,ui dollara „orul pailiament neai iiionll. Il.i*1 4" ! ,U ,M" ............. M" 1*' . ............... . . . . l l>t ... <’in............ ----------1— , A total of 280 ballot* were cast lema. inn ngiiig lieuviei ii , Anchor Inn today in thi- Hrndnola County Chambar , \ hm i huh utbvRinifiito m l[,r H«vnimirnl Pointing out the co-operation ot I'oinnii'rc# election of It* board I Employment RIm*h 1>i,rii|j|rlr ii.iitr.il oir. thr g|i|iumi olUltVl !«*•* _ MIAMI, Sapt. *•"---------- ---l III I I A l. 0 . \ ^ S r ,.I It " I ' l he ha* received horn local official* •if iliirrtors yesterday, W. A. Morf) ter of a huga Atlantic hurrteana nirnta, {iuanrrt ami atlimni'tia i l MUEN, N. J.. Hi'pl » i/Pi — To New Year’n HI r I i \ li.le.it r b .n lir " ill .u Ibr I t edged 'paet Bermuda today, mUa* | in connection* ......... ..........with ......... ...... ... ri»nn, chairman of th* election hi* homing | H**»bHI II II It... ult, Ibr iilbU i*aillive aifaiit of all . hu.ihri VV. F. Curhin. «7 n r r li " III ii r l l A ll • i t I < - liik r lui i mg gun collector who alaughtared log thoe# hovymo*# lalaa program and tipretiing hi* appre- ri'ininlttee, announced today. WASHINGTON. Sapt. B1 /1*. Ihr ilanii of the I’alhulli tlrigi igh to epara than i... , i . : ___ ______ The canvas* showed that 64 dlKilled In Accident wai eipreitrd in a ii.iie.nrnt >r... llir it . intil lU itm iir il.n lo.lai. l iti ...... nun In u pre’Ciincelvtil inure S i 8 X u 3rT « O T | p r - r the courleiie* eiterid- rector* from Sanford had beat Th* number of jobholders hit » ilri pint, began toiluy a aeilei ut \ III mg <i|i.4il ..I ib ao hour/ I *d to him by the community, Mr. elected and It) from outlying com IB40 peak of 19,247,000 tn Augu*' Cur Idii, 07, died at »:0U ,he ■»«fntnenl and made ava.l nii.ntul train that may tail twg Qtady Norton, ehiaf atorm | Phillip* said he it prepared to mnnttlr* In Seminole County. A)- while th* total of Idle woikr.- I' wM FTuesilay' il .l k r n ,.m i t l.ik r in,' illii/ r i» [ ,,,,,,,, as the leault <>f able lu the weitem |ue»* by chun fo rt" »t#r at Miami, *wd *h* build jutl a* many home* hart at lurnolitr Hpflnga, Lonewood am dropped mor* than 400,000, ibr an auluu.ubiie accM eut which oc- murcei. .itnioiih.il a iA i.ib iilr ..I m e n llial wa* reported today by due* greet tronlral atorm a center waa . . . ; . Fm «i City falTal to elect any dl Cansua Bureau said today. . uired in Kennuvillv, Fla. wlivre , bo'mllaa eaat of bermuda at »•«“ «° l.u if* i.i.iv in g .inn i i n l r i i In.ni tore al ibe New Jurvey -State HorTh* Bureau* raport showed tbu* lector*. • » ; hr Wa.. rnrunic til visit Ida An accnmim.ivlng m. aaid mo b mtal for tlie Insane at Tientun. Waltei I. Hay*, prraldent of A. M. »epr£*fntlng Sanford Banfotd Director* Fin,Ice -Story. B ,i .'," V *''1l "‘? r ................. »,rl1 I'I j i i I in i.r.t 1 11 y I’muli ta held there inula. 24-huur “Thla placaa tha talanda on tba Atncrlran Flra and Caauallv Cum-1| nirectora ||(||, K 0r#pr#*enlln|r , Blipftrkk, H. H. unemployment dipped lo .I.BHU.uun ■tough.r,, It had risen In July to 4,0U6.u,«' A* nu'inbei uf the M illio n , ry '•> | nheoihrbl ary ciniftnenient. gnu.it lu enlttury „ waakar waata aid# of tha atorm,” pany whichh la financing he P '" ' |p„ia(nan, W. A. Patrick, Andraw -i, i„ i.-ii..,,, is. 70 per eonl of the narn.ii» t'all.u 1 th* highest level since 1012 Kupt i". ('ll... " aald that "America l* * n4' r . t l away, Randall Chaa#, F»i l lli' 28 yea.-old hollow -cheeked 8 akid Norton. ”HMviaat wind* Jeet, ___ 11 1 v n a n i, <*■ ||t. d a f jf y w||t| |)mt ■•ullu'.i a. | I <.m |'e.»o.i» n e .r i.i|U .rtl In The riport, eagerly aweltr.l a* i'here be fur in.', ly lived, Ml . Cor ati'a.lilv being sent In " ITm.r a). Ill n.g gl..»» ... ,tunn bit.Ini kilU'i a form er a .illlv iy n ia n teach only 40 mil** from th* tion' of home* ami I Sba.ne*. J. L. |Ml*y. H . l a clue to Improving ecor.omlr con hi canter on that aid*. Tharafora ‘1'V 7,00 prlasls in I’recb,, |„ ...... . |)m, ............ ol olir ol wa- taken to III* hunp.lal yester­ Ivey. J, C. ftuiehfaog! diliona, revealed a marked incrra*r1m Huuront wiin anutiie. iiaugnBermuda should be receiving day Four psychiatrists who had aald, and particularly her* In flan luck 11*11, Lfoyd P. Boyl*, John guat* In factory and othar non-fern. e... only bauvy - galea with ^ aeai.a * 1 . , lllf Ini'CS .11 lllr r IK I I'l llli* 4 -4V.11 etu>»mad him lu Cauulcu’s Coupford you need more home*. Other nivivuiH lucluitc* three With thli itRtenieiit Iht* t i ii i i t 1.. IIminify, John Krider, B. L. aomewhgt higher, and high ployment. iluspital r.coinm eudcd more •on*, John t'urblii, iiarlvllle, Ga.; ®Jle Church apparently took it- "*de I be ..* nilir. l.u .m iu .. m l "Mr, I'MIlIp* la the men wh.i Dean, W. v. Bitting and Bgm Mat ti^e." • * BaeraUry of Commerce S a w y e r'urtls Ulll. „Gorhln, „ rmil Hall „(Yity,* m ental testa, and U u.uh ag.reil to if d a .! •,t * ,*‘* fo r W h a t'la exiiected In lie r ,| m ... ....... . ai.itiin City, G*.; rta.ul fOr whet l« .........tedt In !> • ■ rd in li.inmg a.nu.id anti .elu.ii can build them for you," Mr. t ilira. Norton aald th* atorm which sew in th# figures "avidane* of a j,,ny Corhln. If. H. Army ...I J|.|«ei ul.lr g».t'uiiulvii hung nearly atetionary for throe H tyi 'aald.' Ho baa had many AUu from Sanford a rt B- C. leveling-off of th* recent down Hood, Te«.; a alater, Prosecutui .Mitchell year* eepcrlenc* In homo hullrfday* In a war of nerve* with Harper, Georg# TouSy,, John L ward < 'ul.r.i Insisted Unrub "has nut i..m hII and three ***!'»• 1 . ' . .lainagr adjust mant In our eronum) liiimauu of Lung wo and three ing. and with hla production line Bermuda waa now bn th* move The prleite afvuaed the giive.ii Wilritlay. ihr ili.krti ilagnl .. been declared Insane," is utiiy • llier alalera, all of Georgia; end ipaeding up lie forward pace. mithod of homo building he » n to gel cun. n u n . .111 41 llir p L .ll I IVr r.u 1mile 1 observation. ^ >o 17 gruiulfhlldlel). ,ine.it , .of. . maneuvering _ ,, M!t ahould. thraatlan no moro build you hmiaee more cheaply T.*1'*.*"' W A L w l tt - e ’ MAHONS MEET nr tag "T hat's the fairest thing to dv then yon vou can build l.tillil them for f.,i your irour- ?.,Ur.V,0.n' _ » Funeral services wlil lie held !r.°* il1 c. 4-hi.rch, ftn pli.Vn l i n e 1 lublird ... "in u g l.r I .8 land unit** thar* la a change in lhan A special meeting will lie held (J. Marlon, R. T Cowan, A. W. friday at 8:30 |-. M. at Erick-1 * fon*5fW "J Ik Income-Uerlng up 4 1 ll.r g-.lr« 4> ll.r-y tunglll fu. ull citiK'crnsd." Cohen raid, , court*,’’ .a*ld the atorm foroeae- **l»c* Friday evening at 7:80 o'clock at Lee. T. E. Tucker, 0. P. Herndon, "il.uugh I would nave liked to arMr. Phillip* Introduced hla *ou. ■on funeral Hum. wtlH W. P .' '* S Welborn O. Phlllln* Jr., who wilt Joel s. Field, C. L Raddfng, Jt. G. tha Maaonlc Hall for th* cur.fr. Il.ooka, Jr. officiating. Interment enl upon- appporl from pul.lt. In p 4 >> llir pi. k rl bur .aig n him a t once for murder." and eomequently subject to, T hv.e w e.e un p icke t> ut the (tig of tba Falloweraft Degree. F 4.11 follow t„ Rvergraen Oe.nehava charge of the Hanford pru Hrieson and J. Bey B utt' I>.. Hubert S. (jarber, assistant i I rir cuntfoli. Directora from Casselberry end Haaky Wight, worahlpful nia«t«. 11-1 y rcnallaue* Oa r a n r e a r ) plu.it • tun inn .iilu g escept fm a out of , ita-< pith, end Jeet and who expressed himself ___ ___ __________ _______ I They reje cted the government reported th— e*W»* ateam- aa much pltaeed with th* recep Pern Park ara Hibbard OdaaaJ- announced today. All FellowciaH t.'kv.i nbuwiiig at line g lle . i demand that all clerical and ..the. W. Dawaon. r , and Maatar Mason* ar* urged to at w. w. uawaon. JJr., A T L A NT A K I.K l TION 'llir Hlnkel begun June 13. New DresH Shop U M get west of Han h* has received on hi* first berry, W. Prank Judga. vantur* In Hanford. A TL A NT A, Sept h i/P. (.0n, Ichurch appointment* leipilrc pin.. Meml1e.11 ■ if C IO H n lled A til o government • approval. Others who ipok* to the group N. 8. DeForaat, Opened In San lord l.l.te unofficial return* lu At­ Atlantia , They asserted they would accept Wn.ke.c l ocal but ale seeking a ire Miller Phillips, president of E. P. Wajrd. Ganava U repmanlad lanta'* mayoralty lace gave In­ appointment^ only STREET WALKER lliir.it hourly wage inctean. and fiii.n I licit charga of aupplylng building ma- by Mr*. Endor Curlett I. iia.lHued l.a I'aar Si.ur. Thro* young colored girl*, the cumbent William Hartafli'hl a Mrs. H. E. Hatllff, a r*siilcut of Pee* Puurl PhillTpa Industrie* which will have and id W. O. 0. Kllbea. Kllhg*. 1 oldaat oI which was 14. were pick­ third four year term yesterday. Hunfoi.l fur the past 18 years, toManagar Ed. Hlgglna of Oviedo haa 0, B. Clonta, l It A laid TALK Hartafleld pulled 20,080 vote*, ed u r . l t ti4S o'clock this mor.iing RAILROAD MAN KILLED day up*n*d th* Jan-Kos* Shop at amlier of Cornmyrc* and Evans, JBen Jon**, 0, “ f e y TALLAHASSEE, Hepi 8 - 1/P1 I l l y M an.get t'llf fli.'l Me K ill 112 North Park Avenue tn the Andrew Carraway, who B P. WhHljr, Jr, U f t w w j j by policy who found thorn wander­ only 91 more than the cuml.lned ing near Oak Avenue and Hec.rul total of hi# three opponent* for —C. C, Graves, veteran Heal.oa.il I.iii and I *t. Iit-** C lili'f llov G . W ill Essex Building. The shop feature* ... med Ihe Phillips Interests to Airline Railway te le g ra p h .., wu lulus will talk un C it y l.u f f ic wmnen's, mists* and lunloi ml*«ti Street. Their parents were cun the 818,600 a year Job. Sanford, and Geu. S. Bradshaw, repreaentad bf it. u b .iiu ilia rt u v“.r apparel. t*etad and tha children were »mt killed la i t night when In* wtrw.v.t, n-gulutiii.il _ , WTRU loutgl.t via* president and trcaiurar or H. M. aiaaaqn. v NEW CONHTRUCTION In fro n t af«g w artbound p*»».n«ri . . . Carpeted tn green uml with light tha *merlren tr|re end raiuftlty Lake Monro* ara 8 R. Pnrbttien. home t 7;<in ii'cliu k. J. Tllden Jteoba gnd Ou* S a h S ' Police dr* atui seeking thr NEW YORK,. Bept. Vs-.lA*)- *£•«« htwin't**: (OenMaee* On Mg* rear) walls, tha attire p ic se .it* an at­ Fi ur southeastern state subald... ■ r —tractive appearance. Ma.meiiuins whereabout# o f 'V 17 year obi aria* of the Southern, Company, [ I T attired In tha latest Fall styles tvograae. who disappeared on Aug. at* > NB slated tu spend flgg.OOO.OOO 'F ate on display In the winduw. A 17 altar buying a bu* ticket for or. now construction and equip­ Klbetrle nawi MAYOHH PKOtiaAMATION lutge display rack shows a com* Sanford from' Daytona H.-arh, ment In tha new two .years. 1 ... _ plate line of drosses, skirts and whara aha hdd'hian employed (or Tha four aubaldqrlaa ara th* Infantile pa.alysi* “gain i« tampan* throughblouses In Cottons, silks and wools. two waata by Mr*. Voile Wlllismi Georgia Power Company, Ala- j striking ronin.unity sflr. cumrnunlty wit). 1 util­ A' full line of clothing fur llltja bams Power Company, Missisity, and, inltsts from on* to 14 years of t | AS, the Nut'uuul Fuundaliuu fm iufuuMn I'aialysippl Power Company, ami Savan­ is on tala, Lingerie *t; EV*nflJiin« ia *U tariar the big fi*H radao l i t rwn Jta full lesoutces Into Ihe fight against this Orlwito Aflfllaurant nah River Elactrkj t>>mp4nyi 7 shown in a display cast. m, Oviedo, Saturday Iron 10:00 A. M. to Jij 14' par, am t X ‘ j Mrs, Ratliff U assisted in ihg ’ O w n t r K ille d H e r e ■W R BREAH, th« high cost of cu inhating (lie ]U4 b polio — ccyrroJr ckoiL J< ] 8 hour off for lunch, Managar Ojfferd'. store by Mrs. O. H. .Smith. A n«4ft WASHINGTON, Sept. S-(/P) ,,JP**,*3 bW r'plfle lh* tnlllrms of ilolla.6 still being eipem led by ; l .v . sign feature* the store name.— X .Cray*, 33 year old —Tha Agriaultura Department •• tn a N atw M l Foundation for last year's patl-ihis wild" ruutdre tiu ‘ continued ear* and tr*r.l..ent, have drained ihu u.ganliatliui's restaurant owner, was today forecast thla year's cotton nnaneqa to th* longer point, and, th e Tw eathirr ; - J i t t f the heavy shower at ciup at 14,948,000 bales of 500 ar >< — ,-Jw A S, It nas runse.pirntly becunu- necessary for the ItlB a'aloeh today whan hi* north pounds gross weight. •WBimebaa NaiioMI for funds so that J H LFoundation ndatlon to bold au dliaitir dlisstrr drive itrt JACKBONVILLE , Sspt. R—(dH •Mivortlbl* coup* skidded This estimate la 188,000 bales mor than the 14,806,000 bales **• *Pjh of mercy may continue unabated HTATION HlnH predicted a month ago. ______ Mayor of „ NOW TH ER EFO RE, I, tndrew Caiiawa.y C AehavtUa U compare# with 14,8*8,000 tMTfo each and every r*sld*nt uf Hanford to lespuud Atlantia City bales produced last year and ualy to tha National Foundation’s emergency appeal Buffalo with a tan-year (1988-47) aver­ of 8ept. 8-16, and Clevelaad age of 11,808,000 balsa. ER PROCLAIM THE WEEK OF Sept. H-16 to KaneSnSlty In aa accompanying report, noy Week" an I ask all citlions of our cum­ Nash th* Oanatta Bureau said 1,847,448 in our common crusade against Infantfls balag ef 1*4* arm had bam gtnla ia iL l. Thia. w g Andrsw Cartaway, “l tfUsaf Hurricane Center i ,«b..n« uPfo. Appliralinru have altaady b**n filed with the FlfA for 22 houtt* and IH more will be filed in th* near Welborn A I future. i * C. Phillip*. Orlando promoter of Phillip* Man| or ill Sanford, told a group ol Civic Leaders Are ...... Elected To Board Of Trade Body 11m uh To BeGive^^, Series Of Mental T e s t s By S t a t e Danger ‘Lessenedti,,icl*ade,‘ •' *lunc|,,on■»,he sr^j^w S5»w ?C i^ S'.**, a ':x;.\c‘w7.s22&rsj2&$&:xsx,‘...... ...... ^'uT*JZu''8i ss zax f ^HSWLf S ffss a a Fuh Rodeo For Young ,F To Be Held At Oviedo *Nr • .j . Mayor- IV L I II 1 r 1I � 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>, September 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