7 10 246 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7a9c0d88f7aef151a6f45a208385d1f7.pdf 91d7c88fe2d61bd7a702cde15339ab34 PDF Text Text I THE SANFORD HERAT,I). SANFORD, JCeJephone Service 54I**1Restored To Normal »•<* ■ ■ ■■■ »• v> Tha Bell Telephone • SjraWm U S|aklnff good progreaa In Its afYArta to reatore hurlcine damaged talephone communication* In Flori­ da an quickly aa poaalble, Bari Turner, local manager, announced today. Official! completed a aurvey to­ day and for the firat time were able to make a rough anim ate of damage to Hell fiyatem property in (he atate. Thin damage wna oitlmated at 11,500,000. 1 In the ntorm-ravngari communl- Free MethodlBt To W A L L P A P E R • P A IN T S H a v e G u e s t P r e a c h e r southeast. Tht* Rev. Fred R Horton, pan* Louisiana muakrata yield about atad at The H r B i office M the ! lor of the l ice Methodist Chinch, eight million pelta a year. FIRST PRKHBVTERIAN CHURCH „ Rev. Angus fi. Mrlnnls, II. !>.. I’aslor W est Fourth Str e et nntl l.n tm l ' ------------------------------------------ - ----------------■-------- ■___________ __ _____ .A v e n u e , ammuitccd today his join I A* ITU I N d t i P P ................ _ . Hcv. Dw ight llor ton , will bring _ n o tice to appeam i (H IJH C H O F T H E NAZAREN'E the nirsHiiire Humbiy night nt the Rer. It. I*. Rush Icm,Pa it or 8:00 o'clock service. x o t ' a o u ib MAE to d d . Route , nunilnv School 0:45 A. M. , Dwight is now propnrlng for s o i. Pruca Pina, Alabama. v "u. "J*o l, *PB*>r roqulrwd to ap. i Morning Worship 10:4G A. M. ,tho rnlninlrv. luitii.g finished four Junior Society 11:15 I*. M. y r c a at lie Free Methodist Col- r;:r. CoiSty.0 W d . ? T n r,C h l n ? « r ' .lege, (lieenville, lit. anil one year the Srd tlay of Octobar, 1 * 41, in' ) N . l . l ’.S, 7 dill I’. M. at Ashbury Themdngind Cnllcifi*, -"Main eull for divorce therein 1 Evengc'llslli' Hour 7:45 1*. M. M id-week pr aye r and praise W .... ore. Kv. This summer lie l.»« V altVr M?'Todd, p ' l m t l f i (1:45 A.M,—Sunday Srlmol 11:00 A.M.—Morning Worship, Sermon by Mi. Melinda 7:00 Youth Fellowship H:l)0 P.M. -Evening tVnrshlp, 1Wednesday 7:45 I*. M. heen serving a ■ ns-.t ilttril ' ..runs Attain >l«n Todd, Defend. H t Firat Free M ethodist Church sot. Sermon hv Mr. Mrlimle The Chancel Choir will sing for (ilt'R C H OF CHRIST I Urn ml Rapids, Mich. .V"5 III. their special on Sunday Morning: K|m Atrilllp Jlt)(| Second Slreel The pulilie i i .............. m vile d, Hit young people es|Mcially lieing inK* o. I*. HERNDON C .'r"v V," l ,Vi , 0"rn : y f!,r° Olhe dluaa. Minister Clerk Circuit Court. The Youth (.hoit will sing t,r« l |t,Mr Hthoiil 111:00 A.M i d In utteml. Is Thy Rove hy Rohm for thei Pleaching and Communion Hperlal on Hiilitlay Evening. ' 11 :tl(l A. M. About 250 Ions of wire can l>4 ------- * 1 Pienchingnoil Communion drawn through a tungsten car­ IIOI.Y CROSS CIIHRCH 7:00 P.M. bide die before it must lie reRev. II. I.yltlrlon, /immrrmsn Weilueiiilny pieced. It. I)., Vle.r llil.le Stud* N<00 P.M Twelfth Sunday After Trinity Visitor* always welcome HilM-lt of f ic e r s and I heir w ive, H;00 A.M. Holy Communion ____ cam e to the Coiled .Slut"! 11:00 A.M. Churn I Kurhailu n tE R METHODIST m U l l d l I vinhoKi-vnliitlriiiiiry Wor m o bein'v J L . i <Vf,i r :rU, *'trrr; and |t» i m » p u n t i l * u ii io » t i u v m j i i .i. Services dining Ihe week 1 l.narct Avenue In the United Slates. Monday through Thursday and | Fred It. Ilurtim, Pastor Saturday Sunday School »:45 A.M.1 ♦J* *1**1*«£♦ «J* e*e eje r j e e j o j a eje eje Holy Communion 7:.lf) A ll. jfnrnlng Worship 11:00 A.M.i Prltfay, 0:00 A.M. | f niTVIrt* 7sHCI I'.M. — ■I KvrniiiK Hrrvleo H:00 P.M#* MF.THOIHHT CHCHCH I W ” ’ ' Mr. \ V t f e ^ s n a 1V "It R K h , »luO«o ll.V piator*. 0:45 A.M' fi.F rhnrrh J ' j ^Wt'ivirr. [.X e " " ' " " ‘HHnK" j A HireHrhmd ™ tvrninic TO: IHAmCLLIO^nENB^* PALMER YOU AHB H EREBY NOTIFIED that a anil for abaolale divorce aaa been filed agelnat you In lira Circuit Court of flemlnolo County. Florida, being entitled Charlee Henry Palmer vereue leabetle Irene Palmer. . TOU ARB H EREBT REQUIRED to file your appearance In eeld ■ull pereonalty or Hy allorney on or hefore the Oh day o f October, 1141. If you fall lo' eo appear a deer** pro confeeeo will he en­ tered agalnei you and lha caea will procaed without further notice in you. EXECUTED AND IfWUED. at Hanford. Florida, thla lei day of Hcptemher. 114*. O. P. HERNDON. Clerk of c ir cu it Court of Hemlnole County, Kfirlda IIy O. I,. Hunt Deputy Clerk ICIRCCIT COURT HEAD) JACKSON A. CARUILI, Allorney for P la intiff Orlando, Florida_______________ WANTED TALBOTTS BXPER1ENCBD MAN to menage retail furniture atore Meglp Bee F. Cam B m M . Hi Henfaed -D R IV E -IN — I lia Baaferd 4 m _ Fbeaee II44-W .« • * - ■ Palate re end Peperhangeri 1V2 Ton, 12’ Ft. STAKE BODY Deluxe Cnb, Radio, Heater Extra Cleon nnd PrictA to Boll C /(W J y l i t ) tv'ews , , i n i Twi-DHa Honga I i4 l Dlnsh Hhore Binge l:t» Hpnrla Parade T:«0 Drlfllna on a Cloud t i l l Ruses for a Lady Tilo Popular Mullo T:44 Keynotes by Carle ItOn Vnrl.lv llall Itln Meet tlie Hand t:na Niabl Kdlllun III* Popular Music t i l s Adveniur.s In Traval I l i a ll's Dance Tim e IS,on Hports Kina nf Dev 10 101 Pupulsr Muslc inita United Nstlona 101In flasHlral Knnvenlra IJitm News 1 1 :0* Tornlsb l* Tim# 11,10 MldnlaM llendeavnua J l i l l News Ition man o f f lit! Itellatnua PrqgraM i., ait I p: ID linn tiin a ' ruv'-’a m fl-i Mtllln Oil). New,, .Rprroweil, Ulu rhlMren'e (Mne.li- Hour Album ReyUSr, (RHMC) |:{! 11:41 >f»fi Hi 11 1 1In l;nn III* ' on 4:10 »:no fill linn am* liln III* 1:00 Till It 10 tt4l 1 .00 frlO liOA jlio • ill IOi OO ill 01 fill OilO tlOO MttMary hand ♦ Maws llmiiee un Ihe band HIM* r iu b fler Untie Raneh null tlntne Nailunel T.eea Mu.lr Irfiv.re I’roarem T.enllme .live Rteelnn The Rhvtbni Ilnur The Uriah! Mpot New« Twl-I,|te Hnnae Htmrle Pereite Rennr Dnmlman Knterta! Drlfllna nn • rtnml HunOev Hrbnnl l,e.enn IP . Ihe Tnpe tl-'HHCt Keynntee bv Carle Variety Dell Heel the Rend tlnr.e opry HrneOway lien* we gnu Tnu, Ynu. Tnfl, and Tnn Bpitrte Kina ef Dar Pnpular Mu-In Pupil" Health gerlee Claaelral Hmivmlre N ew . tta i Turntable Tint* * ItlO Hatiinley Danelng Party f i l l Newa Vi00 Ulan o f f From p»a* Drama Jimal* J(m Mott Mnrnina PMltval Popular Huale World withoui Red OPitiet nleaere Canlral lUpltet Churrh •Irina Oreheilra Fnpular Mueln Thru l.lelenlna Oil** FIRST IIAPT 1ST CHURCH Piirk Avenue ill Stall, Siirel \\. P. Ilrooka, .lr.. Pastor John Ml Hr i, Ediirnlionnl Director "Worship In Ail-Cooled Comfort" So mla v Sc hoi d 0:45 A.M Morning Wondiip It dll) A.M iii IiiIiik Union 0:15 P.M THF. CHURCH OF flOD lT Worship Hillll P.M 2.10.1 Elm Avenue j Evening Wedliesdev I'isver Service Rev. Joe C. Crewe, Minister i Hillll IV,i|. 'Measuring In llm Slamlaid' Will tie Ihe stibjefrl of the Rev. Crews, "We've Saved a I'lnre for You.' Sunday morning nt 11:011 A.M.' Kvervhody Is Invited In heal ihl»| FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST needed subject. Every Christian H00 E»sl Seroml Street ■hoidil lie Intel esled In measuring Siiudiiv Schnol 11:45 A.M. lo Ihe standard of Ihe llihle. 11.11(1 A.M. Evangellstle servlre 7:15 P.M An Morning Service Subject: "Mint" allnr rail for prayer will follow Wednesilat cnivlce H UP I' M, I the message hy the pastor. Su nd ay School Ocgins ill 0 45 A M Rending Room It:III) lo 5:00 P.M ' Tuesdnv* and Frida vs , Clnsses for all a g e s , good -plill All lire welcome to nllelid our | filled teachers. Prayer meellng ami lllldc sindv services and In use one reading . eneli Tuesdnv evening 7:45 P.M.' Mil,111 W.M.H. Service Thursday even Vlrlnry l.pmlrt* lliui.l IY,nine Ppnplf, nmvlri'i Frhlnv rvi-nlng e< 7' 15 P.M. A pingMilii fur nil viillng nrnple. Tim churrh etrlug bund will fur iiUIi the mmtlr and tlm pulilli* i* Invllrtl to nttmiil. T l m n '* lImiil F U bing mmri Why doe* American Industry *stand pre-stninsnt among the industrial syatsma of the world? One reason Is the quality snd character of the American worker. He Is not a beaten, frustrated individual with a sour and cynical outlook on life. He is a man of hope, of plans, of interests. He knows that he hat a big stake in industry and in a free and democratic government. The American worker is not a slave of industry; neither is he the slave of an oppreaaive government which, practices forced labor- He is a free mam securs in his rights, safe In hls home, respected by hls neighbors. The American worker believes in God and inherits a religious tradition. He is the backbone of hls Church and a strong supporter of civic morality and righteous­ ness. He has faith in God, faith in men, faith in America. Thla is the simple story behind Ameri­ ca’s industrial supremacy. Sh* excels be­ cause her people believe m God and right and honest work, in peace and goodwill toward others. *J* E. O. Keith. H.T.U, nirerlor Rtinday Hohonl 0:45 A. M. CtiiKiWH fm nil ngrui. Morning Wornlilp 11:00 A. M. Rroudrnat over Hlnllno WTKR. "Tht, Htone Of Htumbllng," ai:r* mon bv imntor, • ll.T.ll. 7:00 P. M. Union* for all age*. Evening VVorablp H:0 ll P. M ,' "Welghi* And Rio*,” aertnon by inialor. | Remember lo tune In nil'll Mon- ‘ dav, Wodneadny mill Friday at 1:45 tu the Ruptlat Hour aunnaor»d bv our Churrh am) tlm nmasage by mu' pMtor. ■'Conte Thou With U» And Wa Will Do Thee Omul." THF COMMUNITY CHUKCII bake Mary, Florida C. C. White, IMniater Churrh School Claate* for all Morning Worahlp Everybody Invited. friend*. 10:00 A.M, agea. 11:00 A.M, Ilrlng your ; RUBBER FO R E V E R Y C O M M E R C IA L AND IN D U S T R IA L NEED CIIHIHTIAN~Jk~MiHH10NARY \ Woman’* Club Hnildlng Olenn E. HmJth, Paator 10:00 A.M. Hllilo Hrhool Mr. A. Wlehflldt, Supt. 11:00 A.M Morning Worahlp Communion Hervlre will bn hold at 11:15 AM. following the regular Muruliiif Hervlre. ' 7 1 , I I M I \ ( HM v1H I 0:45 P.M. AllUncu Young People All young folk* Invited J A 1 It U C IIE H P R 0 0 CO 7:45 P.M. Evening Service The pa*tor will njieak on tha *ubiccti "IS TIIIH COURAOET" All are welcome. W B O fO R C If f o u j u - AU FOR 7HE b u S ln ^ J * plf1* j v y *#1 footer on wSSSt Thera ok 2r 2 ^ c,T|,1«»tJon c m ...... *........ 4.eShHMf4« *•• • e• aa......... ^ . > *• >»*---- 100 lb. CORN-WHEAT SCRATCH .......... $3,95 TUXEDO CHOPS ..... H10 20% DAIRY - (print bag)......... $3.85 CITRUS PULP i. ...........— a. $2.50 RACE HORSE OAT^ ..... $3.76 YELLOW CORN ........ $3.75 ALL POULTRY MASK IN PRINT BAGS 1 , ' ASK FOR PRICKS c , THERE 18 A TUXIIK* W E D FOR EVE** N ^ p WIIIUum Bsort * F U t t B no* . 805 W, la t S t 'Where 8portemeit Meet% S U M M s e h lM * Bussly Co. 807 W . Sad 84. J . C. H u tc h le o n S C o, 114 Samford Ave. A sw fto sa Oil Cs. M. a. strteklaad, OoaHnetar ^sasKravr-* Fi 0. aw Tis-ftow 1M U M 1 4 W. 'if: '..liw'; ' �§ P® S? -~ ~ v W * * «ir_L l a U n ity T h t r * Id B f r m f U i—. T# Prataet th a P a a a a *f t u World] T n M tti lthe l i Pm * X*i P F raaw n c -------t m of America. T» P i W h i P m if n iip far Sanford. THE W KATHKH Gsnsrslly (air today and Turn* |*•» *l»«pl (nr widely scattered local showrrs mostly in afternoon. >1 p’ 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 .V O L U M E X X X X E atab liifaed 1908 3^ Sales Tax Recommended By Committee S A N F O R D , FLO RID A * M ON D A Y — ■. . a - ^ g 1 SEPTEM BER ■ . 194# A m o c la te d P rana Leaned W lra No — s 270. ■ Labor Day Is Leisure Day—But Not For Everybody House-Senate G r o u p W o u l d Eliminate N e c e s s i t i e s Of Life From Measure Plea 01 Unity Truman Pledges To IsSounded By R enew Battle On Eisenhower Taft-Hartley Act t in r .ih * ! Mn I 'd i ■ A t i o i u t 'y s Hurricane Traced 800 Miles East Of Florida Coastline A m t i i t , i •, A i m s F e d e ra l n r I)u W u Keynote Knr Coming C o n ( * r t* s * ,io n n l ‘ E l- p f t ion s Sounded TALLAHASSEE. Sspt. 5 -i> p , In Labor D.ty Talk —The II Isgiilalor* who want on . s| l" l|S . S r ,it 1 Geiwui l .((lit |) loriihi.w ri lint - u v tn iif hunt months »*« H> ASSttt i . u i:i» h h k s s •fAev* come up with a moaay rail * *■«•*»* * n 3<■t &I« lt« I , • *...... i ii--**-U III a 3 par cant i«laa tan. f\ Hit*i ii ,i . 111t«ii r In" ji Ih r miil I aliiu |l*v qirri h Iml a>■ to light *^r "1 Ihr tti hrlwrrii t|»r UtllH Plnnrs Kvaniated At mi uiilil dial if|iit»5ue law," the Tha lavy recommended by thr trm l |niuri r•t t twit niftnlril v>c*<i1111 brnntula As Storm Tall llaitlr) luli.u Act, t, wiped joint Housa-Ssnate Tax Study Committaa would axampt tuch aml i hr imhiu lied Mu v t ' y Nuitliwatd oil the book, nscsstitis* of lifa at food, clotliin *>n tin- idlirt. lie jaul a) I>iM*Iiii ^;Ii lh.it “ selfa til \ Ml. m iii i I*, i he ■ah ititeinli t1.u> f,i have hlutkcd ni I id.m and in* and mtdicina. In that way, the Hour * min.ii l™ lr* ul iteiniiida committaa facia, it would meet tii.i.l if ..ill.i.u tie t>U0 mil*™ lift lIn* '-iinili l „rullliii <aillni|<lt In lepeil ibr liw lint, lie , i.d i,t i ni>eially t ci.um >*ru ;iIn l**d lad*» tin uj.ird giimlt (hr ISMI,. I, ,tlll "far i Governor W attsn’s objacliom to a •antral talct taa. r.l <li s 1 it I 1it V 111 ttlluliM, Iiiii ii. ulr *iiu|.iliilti-. from rolled .i li<t dr i<e■) he- hliur til ally Sul Iiiii I tun *|m Xi Warren ttid not mora than three .•\|>|iaion!y irtiiug ihr ihcmc for wind* III .lliiilll I I'll ml,,- all tu Li., i yS,.H i*bull. fore* aslri in ilir Miami Mrathei in it %rai > i weaha ago ka would valo a gents>lulial rtcclion ...t, gltjUp m Hurra — aral talai tax. Ha laid during .*lit I hr l.dti* and if- *aiil|iaigu, lie al..> ji >tued tha t r r r hum .<ur >. lu.li span m n ...t tm.ilv ilrdltittha ragular lagislative tatiion, iil.uiii ''Oil milr- r.i-i nt name "irltiih uiuicst; ul living 1.1.>,i i.i I t i n chip- night however. ha would accapt a tax Miami "i* a|i|..im illi I iiiii Iiih In tu talmlagr i.thti |iuits of hit r||| <.1 I I.. die i >1111 u nut ill iii.i ihraMri ly itiir. I which did not covar mtdicina, food Tall I Ira I trt.'i cW h fo f *c llldll *> Anieit- hour, thr i m u r ,u 1 I l. \|, Ito luiv* l,X( r> >si 1 llir*r liare nt 'i t in right mllr» ail like ” »U ' t i u m p r d *ii Tha committca't rccomrntndtlion." Ii i' ilidtliiK at il<» .low ' r i n i xpsmlimt wen tihi.ul l.'iO milr™ •mil hu rst Dim. Vtrllstr »1rt i r ai ,1 *.diet livc tion* will ba tubmillad to iht LegIII 11ir­ i (mill SKrtlllll s u c h 11 itut.Ml If 5*11*1 ul Hn hi .1 itlalura whan it reaatt in tpecial ,,. .1, in on net! Ili.it It ess t lit* Ail nnilist i *s ton'* —revenue railing tatiion here on llimH' MIAMI *■ ■) i ir|*i A small "NVcdnctday. Billt embodying lire lift 1* ir mix r ib.tn i> lio p n a l liiiiii. a n e g riie ia llllg M v Irtim, Ni* ml "■ft 111its lie,ill) a n d mi fiinttl nu* 1 to 1 sll. .I*.: t I*' |' 4. group't propotalt ara being drawn nr. e>-.. . .. inile ati In mu *.'inis it sll.m e il inn lit .114( III rilo* *i * *• wni i 1 n tA,-III In (lie w a u l in lie \ 11 <it 11| til,I.U in llir r tl il .1 " m il r \ttHt 1 stll|MI|tU up now. unlimited i *to i ii t > \ 11Mill'll11 .»( ...II 1•**-n v; il» »■ | *4r•if ill •• The recommendation* warn an* "u in more ( 4)0 l l l i l r a r , r l ol thr Ma Im iiu s ($ viiimil •tUltl, lit y nt in'* it > nounetd aftar tha eommlitaa held ™ *' ’ ,1 Mis l |t , MMl’RIlt# alt? 1 li« ks. to mmr tin,i. a. i*in hearing* In Tam$a, Miami, Or­ 114'4M1' 1. be till It! 4.411 1 »\Ve will i tti>’ ii m si Ini 111 ted III, ill, lilll lando. Jackaonvllla and TaliahaaI lie t•h i 1111 - iin in n l Hie seasiill, tm \i' them J t . kl I ' .I'll i...s nuitil power *** All IfMIIHMl "Slinks' In Jl IlllMlliC aaa “in an effort to deter mine pul' 1 iinin *'. .... ,u Iar1.il 1 ......... - 1.0 limit ttlltl lit opinion." > 1 , i*,| m| ilti‘ imtmill the I'lu i n la nasi was l>ring wall Ii \ I... Ill I 1 Mi,. \ It*. In in I'oounty .t III I Tha committaa suggested voter» mi, tn *'ni»nt‘ iH'iiJ.lM IIII..IM I , I * an ttal It lli. eil rlinell a- its linu tui speeil | fi|.|. fail mlty to ba given an opportunity t decide ity ansi i n vrm » imikhh ii,mu, i.u.i. i imilling mid « " i« ' I Mu t m*, 'peat t.et 141 whether they would like a slate a mrir riglil notes an I " * * tbi1 tu | ijw lllillei I || iny m t ii1.*,*.*.♦ iiU* thnt will bind The nittrui pays lit anniid Inlmlr tu the wniLing man today. Mi.- .In*'. t 'oJ' ' on higher bracket lncnnie* to tax oi | |„|U| dm,in hr hi,III I nt ,i .mil niMO.iy I'Oielit. . "I I'veiy m ill H Wit,,1 ti in." fill I l.e ll »t I'n t* I > ai’i llllll It 1 1 I.almr Pay cruads tliean mg homr from m o ils markrd the Ira* hflp'equeilie ------- taxaa. ------III .ni l. t.*l 1•!M‘ f' *I Ktul.il #•111111i'r ■I \ll I Oil r | >1ilnr^ Hr* M o ll................... ' u '! Jndar tha program, cit- Approval G i v e n For ditionai end if the lurntnei vaiamin season. Ut ■ group'a prt V t* t G n t it p .s J o i n I n it,; I II I l "l S m ill F , , , . 114 1 Ito*inisnletiiiiilnlone IniU*lea would receive the cigarette n ■ ti A t\Y. . . . *. i■si v*> till! k n I lie 5it ntii'i »l«•• in Ullh In many ci:ies, pruplc tool time off to lirar civic leaders prsiia ...... I in AUeglomy C o n s t r u c t i o nOf Labor's taxaa now collected within their 11 IM Ji lI Q tC S t A t |*j4> MI(J< **t »(• |M' 11»«* •* ntlliiajto clr» imU* am Ii*mii i IimmikIi ponden* *■ past oiUnludiuni to uatmnal iirogm t. They also lieatd a few t *o■i*I v an I '• to oil A M. Mr. limits by tha atata. Either the I . I* t t i S t A c t i v i t i e s 11,111' M|0 bi/ "Mliout■'Olmidtisli* ||lr |,jght III *t*,in Ii nl a *lur Ji to Ti miinti -r* i,i *■■I "ut iiy’, 125 Housing U n i t s — ~ • vvoiiIr of rrltlclsm and soma aug* •avanth cent of tha atata g ai tax t lot 1 of mim> uiiMiP I•* 11it1 ol ln*i’ - - | . wentlo'i *ti*m'* » ....... . fr ‘f . would ba turned over to counties ■ y* 1 ■ .| ' ge-tlon* for closer government* m v t t Hi*, uu ii'niril |ir»«lm i\ily t hist j ■'• ,,exl M,,,,r inn ■*llig Mt« * , The board of commiiiionart of V m l d k l l l or tha atata would contribute tit, T llk '-M ll N Y.. Sf|it 5 . ....... Imtt. i III,, imnllli'll of ' <>■■ Hi u ,* Ii „*r ne*l llei mnd.i, allow el * \l'|* *'*,,i"ti* I lA ttffn R 1 labur-inanugement cooperation. miliu.. y puiiietfj' fil's ""'I O* 000,000 g year extra to county the Sanford Housing Authority I T I v l C U l 1 / C i l l l l B j At Pittsburgh, factory workara ( A V‘> .S *1 p e o p le w e i r m i u i e d l.alior, o f u m n u g e m e n l . N tiles oie» ul of «') m l l i t a r v uiai mint loin* w e n | imum, lies Wmsllldgtoil, J»t •choolt. * MO I'liani’i'e nr* tile atm III iiiclml Ml and farniem went to tha Allegh an*l windows m hundicsls ol autir- j 'tmvrlca." Friday afternoon circled jEdward I l f I P 1 to il \| t,i Mm it ip t*^ That would maan tint countlaa _ i , , ,, , * , . 1 Haying Mint ngrvumvnt on tin* fn n v n n l on it* notIh-miilliwest *u eiiy ruiiutv free fair to hear an Higgins chairman and R, T. Cowan IflA r TT t C K ' u l Q we,* and I,m b u r '! / mol ito. ...... shattered Iasi mgh | ri, S t t i . l frevdoma of Anmruddipae ly President Truman. a ., K..rc. vice chairman, and approved a p -, ’ _ #* fleetetary of'L ab o r Maurice J. a* a tin on g liepaitillg from a I'aiil 1 t* Bn life "piovtdrH 1 1,0 snttiin; eoimtlea l,n■*•••• nl llumtltou weln I,"tin «eie ScCIC *•"* - ft To gat tha State money, < H flllflA V S m r i f T<diln wan to addreaa the Central Ifolieion im iin l tan into a hai i within which can idwnya t>*■ * .m .... I Nn.nl ........ m.,I n I> .......... .. |*et 1.1 *'...... IK not n i l " '* and cHtea would have to reduce plication to the Public Housing I ittaa wo t <«”«•'' ,'"7 , dllf.'leii, *■■*.’ Adminiitislion for construction j n W ,,U B / O p i r i l Labor Union of Ilostou at the Mgr ..I m il. Mm lin n v H I | I'l /I I!• ■I t - f li.lt IMl" ................................ , I . Mi ill's nl rdnunhowei lU'Chlli'il rami' hour. Iff (II \ ifHI11MI Unlit H I. Iht.nUnll P A e /ro u p opposed repeal of the here of 125 low tent homing units. At least eight atilnumMIrt ami all ..y.-i theie me **.mo who l.mM CIO Piealdent Phllllii Min my \l...... vi' i-jat lie*i i4v If | 2 40 ,000.000 record Qeneral Ap- and for an advance loan of $47.. Drowniniia In Florida ll 1 ui.it III iic lii'nornl 111•i *■i It Lull.tn mi Milll Humiiiii VVimt 1i«*i lit.t ni|i|l l,n* wrie ovriluilieil. ami all | ,,i,i ,,f t nleh-woi ,1 mill lull..... piepiued n rnltiu npeecli for rlationa Act. Howavar, It *ug.1*1 Ll* ill ll l|Nf | ;* | laaiii ■» •D*i" ■.In Vrmy, Navy und \u T'1"*’** H (i'Pilllllinllt nf M S I "a lt|Ut 500 to cover costs of surveys and min *ri .^lur .it «!rniniiif i . i liveiy from Pittsburgh nt .' I ed aniemlmenta to raiaa or Reported One Fiftli ' *1III*. 1lillt'k4*1114 II t *miMI Lt* 1111.li'* ami llrig <.* ti* 1 ol A i 'I.i. u |l uMlIiiufd tin i*N**r I *ti»l I'. M. EHT and tha prealdent *.l ............ . il Tower apeclflc itetna lit the act pla uni tigs. The hoard was appoint­ rll trh In ic1f'tf Lr. ililll,At' <'l It** II 1 ■■ubam, pM'uid* >•■' " I'1' ■ Of National Figure 1 1 1.*. I' m hIiI* o' ............................. should he conildcred “On their ed liy Mayor Carraway on Aug, 2f. in t* Uf ‘‘I..... ' -aac, «... Lev.....il ill* tsilllliil nl 11 uallaaee «« ■*** T«t*» William tireen, waa tu speak m . , i * 11 *1ir i• \ , If :l|'|Mi'll 1 mt, \\ ti** m arllt." P r e se n t s i th e m ee ting in the It* ASHtltTATKII I'llKSH "If the appropriation* bill wera the New Mission Hay Park in .S„„ ........... . ,11M 111i•V1lilt ■' Mil M- Wlid’ll rtconiidarrd in Ita entirety, a Chamber of Commeice director’s Sutirtu ians for the National Diego Ml G: tb P. M. It*ei* tlli'l It •\\ Xl 1»tilll f tn ^ graat deal of tlma would to con room were: Mr. Higgins, R. T. Co­ Safely Council Imped their citi.1 Senator Douglas (D-lll) b....k. .l „ r(r tl„, k ■umad and tha final bill would be wan, Harry Lee, Sam Martina and .vvli ti , ll -t 1■'fi ll III 1*11 a speaking engagement ......... u , , , | ........... 1, 1 , 1 male of at toast 200 traffic fatali* vary little different from the one ■ II Ult-s V IMl n I'ii t Ilf11 1*X Day c«r*bratlon at Joint. ....", .....*‘l ,”‘“ l 1 . .1 lies over the holiday weekend Labor •Iftadv on thv »Utu« book«, tn« tha Rev. J. E. McKinley. III. ... ll .< tied itmm li.nl hit the h unit D I'mi t *t it m™tile Iiiii commlttte commtnttd. Id Mn V Mi. Higgins and Mr. Cowan would he wrong, but not in the Members or Congress mol |„, , W r.k h n in xmnly .olmiU N«t Fort, 87 year old Repeal of tha 18,000,000 annual niM'fl H hliuk of lO'MVV wav u terms certain to be. Labor leaders made ipeei'tieo in l ilt* turn peinms vine licstcil helpei of tin* will serve unlil the neat annual \ tllll lilt ll' * io nu Ally I IfiMl ratall atora inventory taa would m'.i , omleeii person, wrie , l(| millJ|wTmctor Co. „ |vt., v$iiji lt,itl S I '!*• other cities. Many of those srlie 1, 0 ypilal. l S( Ju,|1|B meeting of the Authority on May o along with the aalea tax. ey wanted it to be ridicously ' '' ' .Vd dti' m lto^m i-T he iiody of M«i "*' nough money would b# given the 20. George II. Williams. Jr., ac-jlngh with many nf those 2HO still duled to speak today also i-*i,e.i tltf„ fl| Thame., ami n u n „viock .s»tu,,lay ...... .*,( Itiu in 1 ,*I..iiW Mu* «iulf t'nust I fF.1 Dhort, iif In 1 i‘o 11oil li LillruoT I’tiarl new laglnlatlva reference bureau to 1 ri*" Was h I mfitiii 'ile n .T " k Vl"' atoml Inn t.o lf other* wrir taken wlien I lit* small .........it in win. I, >• counlant, was named secretary and jannmd on lursday morning to ..i.ile, \b. i„ Moigmi * lty. military a am»pc«..i*t •How It to study and recommend I labor, was eniout*' I* Xilingtmi operating economies for Stata executive director of the Authority I,night shout a wild prediction, I ,vy tun 1 1*mu* hunt....... lane! National Cemetm y I.-Ihv Continued on gag* two to serve for so long a time as the I tabulation early today, how rnent to "exorcise reasomihlene.' < the liUMHKe nf ■.Inn*'* h o tth . ,| ... ............ r<|*imII w« vi*1 Thu im; ye«r-..l.l .•..i.imm. i .1.-.■ uf missth- «m* '-V) '. .. „ . ....... Authority desired, e.rr, nuiiiatcd there won’t be any' and falrnoss ami ImliiRliial d a l. ' |»'"l force™ nl «»■*• • ".itia 1 il|M 1 |t 11 » no mil,.' mi 1.... 1 • Aimy lortl|„ A[l | ,, tlinUm-iM Hit* tract or Fuiupuhy, und I L - h The hoard agreed to rei|iie*t E. thing to he gleeful about. Dealhi mknanlp In thalr hatllniK ov.t .|ii'.lt|litflt*li ll IICI 111! i 4"lll I «l 1 bn-lliilt when the .la]imi*-ie -duck / f 1 Sutton, moclmul.', .......... ... unexpectedly mi Dee. i I'-MI. J. Moughton to nerve hr architect I well .head of tha the so-called ‘fourth round' u f, '.‘ J ..v i*t t il intMl *»f l in* hi »*a for the Authority, O. W. Spencer , " r,r '" nmn« > w*!1 01 Ul# post-war wage contracts ugii-e 1 1 1 „. iv 4 ) itignu Cungiess, spun I cupanta of the boat, mniniy. 1 New I b leans :t,:t-l lliehes of ■lied ipilollv m hum*, Sator,lay aa attorney und rred II. Willlama Gouncd s expectations. ment"„| the .om en, today sent 1 1 1 l'» d in g to tin* IhoiI, the tip .1 lid I in 111m 12 Iinili |>e< but night, lie had I...... ill fur Rome lie said induatry "must sipiett* ,,M.n. MI(e t.* Pirsideut Tinman wlilcli reimilmd l*niely oot •>! engineer. Meetings were Rchesines* H I*. M. Friday, deaths on ml I'lo. '.lino ftll mile™ notiMi lime of chi mile heart discum Short's body was pi,ice,I aliDard lot more of the Inflation out cf „ |,ir |, ,i„ tid "fedeiul tntaivi*ntioli Ihn water, until griibl duled to takn plan* at .'1:00 I*. M. Mu- uninm’s highway* already had c I Ii b un- In llin Gulf. ■<■ M" on tha first Thursday of cadi rllndii'it to "7R, with Monday traf* 11ninsl ni'ioie law anil «idei In New , tree which hail fallen I lining fb mill’ll by it tub' a I■uiii for Wailiiiiutuii, D G., T h n e was nu GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Sept. month In tin* Chnmhi*r of Com* fir not uv.'ii begun. There had been to it that the price level Is 11**1 V**rk State Is nretlwl at iiiii. •■ stream, and cllmhi'd unlmn*. Mu 1 ,. 1 ,1,11 feel above normal late yesterday iii 1 1it n i y Kiim,I and in **■! eniony. 5—(A1)—An encouraging report on rnarce directors' room. 1M tlinwiilng* and 44 death* from Jolted upward by unreasonable I |,i->t**i-t live* aral p iopnty *if was at about I it" u'rluck mi l Idll v thle nation'# economy waa given The Flnrhta Htntu Hank and th*< oll.ei misridlaneou* accidents. [Illy weekend vacationer™ A [III Kill ape,I elate livid tbe demands.'' KiiUeus, psuleulaily lives ami during tin* Interval ihi*y Im.i I ilrifled duWMHtrcmii In within a here laat night by U. B. Secretary Sanford Atlantic National llnnk ilcicl ,df tlie Inlurnl a n t casket In another pre-holiday *l»te- pioperty of nvgm peohlr In California, ona woman waa Tile genetal'™ wit** sod mily the message to the I'lesiilent hutf mllu 'if l.<*m*iii IIInff 4 of the Treasury John W. Snyder. wars, daalguatad as doposltorlci killi'il yestarday when the car In ment, Tobin praised Labur’a arttvl ,11, bud 1,1 hitchhike lilies be Loet In u rjwnmp, the 1w1* " If wo have a depression, It for the funds of the Authority. ii„- ........ ling high tide hud son, MnJ. Waliei 1J* »n Sburt, wlili'h nlm was riding waa struck ties In support of oconoinlc and charged that Governor Tlmina* E. man shout mt im li«-l|>. W. It l l The application as prepared by Rtmuillaimoiieiy by two Southern a*romiirtidud the !**»•!>. lb'Wev l*ad fulled "to pioteil the 11 „ m-d Mieii ontomobtlcs. will be the richest depression you Iturfnl »tei vice™ will piubably Snyder eaid In an ,Toff Mr, Williams waa mailed Hatur Pacific freight trains traveling in political progress. “ Labor bus led civil light™ **f Ui« thousands" who lei Ita local ilia dcuti i, ami .l.,hu u ,1 .1 tb ii-i- feel deep wo™ re averr •aw," __ many fields," he said, "luduMy iiMiiiileit the eimcerl, and that t'arvor. burlier, ami It V. Thump I" ii,,| ,ivi*i road™ on the island. be Wednesday. the cuff" cuff” speech il**--. to . tha t( lconvention day to N, R. Satterfield, director o|i|i«Rite directions. Including civil liberty." .Short wui, shipped of Id* of*Jhe 82nd Division Veteran* Aa* of the field office of the I'HA in ■■•iirh failure, In the fan* of m»- soil, Nil of whom warn cuinpimt [math* over the same weekend Tobin listed aa “things we must iioiiwldn WMinlogs, ran only to* e»- nearby, heurd their eiic™ ami MIAMI, Kept. 5 — (AJI—Tbe cummmid within ten 'lays **f Atlanta. toe fat Ion. „„„ ln't year totalled 407, of which U . iMii'i lliuimm Isuned thle hur- America's gicutcst iiiililarv *11"do In the near future": <11 K* plglned as an at|uck by him on went to their iiMuhtani'a. "Americana have $200,000,000,. “It Is believed," said Mr. Hig­ The Trnctni t'nmpany ua*e i, „tu* uilviitiny at it A. M. to* uster, one I lint Iniillid tin* I'(tiled land coverage for the wage I..... liie negm people.' 000 in liquid savings am) hava an gins," that the application will yit.'i were in tmffhs mishaps, The t'" lh <ell by states, with Act, (8) Enact a "fair" Laborba approved and that the project Stale™ Into Wot 1*1 War II. Within Income of $818,000,000,000." Ilewi'v had ordered *slate imllre a picnic for It™ empmyecs ,Sat •lit \ — llm lift i i. uuu has moved very a few week™ after this lie letiivd In aj pre-apeech vie w^Sny Libllliei! to prevent ran outbreak unlay nt the uld .Mur*liull p i. pra*L ,-„„ Inter ______ ,. » will be carried through. It i* eon* fatalities listed in that ordari management relations layy. am............. .......... Aluhama 7 0 0] Arliona 8 1 0 ) (0 | Improve old age Insurance <of vlnlenre such a* chuiacini ked t.bnul three mile™ mirth uf I ■■m■■u . 1,,.* 1s ill lliiilll six tu ulght miles at his permanent rank nf major d tr laid ha would enter Wedni* planned to go ahead with ,i'iiutlaus4 lit raa* Twsl traffic, drowning and mlacellan* faahlngton conference on aa rapidly aa poeeible, (CsaUaasa oa rag e Twsl tc.alla»»e «ta rag* T in t HI tiff. When the tuoit, piu|.i.||,,l Weal general. Arkansas 7 1 8 ] California 88 I I ,v an outboard muter, hit Mu, f t Hie British financial crlela Mr. Willi ante was authm Short will lie hurled In ths II; miuratio ('ulursdo t4i 0i u0 i] connect Connactleut attend na meeting lout 8 0 m eeting of the Georgia it; log, tha threu men were let inn­ uniform of a United .State™ Army an even mind*" The association a t Ita final bust Association of Itouilng Official* «: Florida I 4 0] Georgia 0 1 0| ing front Leinnn iiluff, wluic generai—the ™mno unifuim Im Sept. 8-3, Several Idaho 2 0 1] Illinois I? 8 8] In­ m s * aeaaion ehoa4 Fred C, T. In .Atlanta, ^ipte they had taken a bunt they had touk off when lie retired after John. Milwaukee, Wlij, *e presi­ PHA official* will be pre*ent. The diana Id 0 0 i Iowa 10 0 4] Kansas lentad back tu the iiirnir ™it,■. 4U years of service. dent to eucceed Ren 0 . Waeker, purpose of the meeting is to ac­ II 0 0 ; Kentucky 8 0 0; Louisiana and had gotten about half-way. Mj s . Claudia Sharon, 62, dlsd In 19411, Mlmrt a™ cried hefnre Regnlaw. John had been eenlor quaint various housing officials .'I 0 0; Maryland 8 0 Oj Massachu­ when the ncclnnt nreurred. in an Gilum lo hospital y e s t e i d a y a congressional Investigating com* With the provisions of the Housing setts I 0 0; Michigan 80 8 Bj Min* vice president. Mr. Hutner was pllolluv llm i .lb,wing mi Illness of almut six mlttfie thnt he we™ a peail ilabAct of 1040 and Its benefits to nesuta II 0 2; Mississippi 0 0 8] Lea Fletcher, OWoego, boat, Mr, Huttim wim In tha nt hw SIiu w s s burn Aug, 1U, hur aernpegoat. ATLANTIC CITY, N J. -Vpt 5 M/Pl—Fifty-two »hapely lane*, Missouri 0 i 2] Montana 1 0 0; i*d eenlor vice president and cities, said Mr. Higgins. tnlddla and Fort was lit fn n t. ir-',»7. Ills son, nu Instim iiir at tha each hoping o be chosen the !mif*i one ol all. meet officials »*f the In tllo back win tln> extra riml- i Nebiaska 0 0 0. fiSn C, "Donahue, drand Rapids, t iiian't Iv a resilient uf Sail- ll. B. Military Academy at Weit Junior vteo preaidenL New Hampshire I 0 0] New Je r­ Mias America heauty pagml lieir today. 1hut had boon used when Mr. Sit- i,,nl yeni™ ugu, Mrs. Shnrun saidt hc ouh sey II 0 0] New Mexico 1 0 0; ton piloted the harrowed tmnt ninved tn < iiieiniintl, returning "My father never expressed’ A boardwalk, Mmdi Crsy timsdr will greet them. New York 10 0 8t North Caroling fmir years ago where lifltornesn. lie stnteil the facts Tha gi,!t aie utPciully li e tomelieel tepreirnlative* of 45 elate*, hack To Lemon Iiluff. The lug I ....... . 7 1 4: Ohio 18 2 0] Oklahoma 7 1 fore a largo Imhi in the boat ami i™- bad Resided since, tn the committee, made ii cam­ it sank rapidly. Fort I™rcputlcd Sill l iving are imu daughter, ple statem ent." Lueloua Paul SaulaL 87, died at 0; Oregon 0 1 0 ] Pennsylvania • Canada, Puertc Rico, the Haws * ill*. Hubert Juhniun uf WinTh« general told tlie emnmitts* ----- hospital Saturday at 2 7] Rhode Island 9 0 0] South H*n Islands, and the cities o f . psnions. Not even papa or kid to have starte.l to swim away. Tv New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, mother. Itopeated offortn were mm|p i.■ Park; three sons, William hu had ohuyed Instinct Inns from Caroline 8 1 4| Tonneaaoo 1 0 0] •t80 A, M. fallowing a abort 1 1 1 TAVARES, Washington. All have »*<h However, the girl* will be free yestaruny to recover the body. It ([row, George T. Grow, Ban* Washington for the defense of Texas 0 0 4; Utah 8 0 1; Vermont roe negrooe, eSndaM by*Va Tliroe regional contests in thulr >u»ne to atroll the boardwalk, and Among those who aided .Sheriff i„nl and Eddie L. Grow of Ml- Pearl R arbor n™ lie nnduntuud 0 0] Virginia 80 0 ‘It Wash! ’ Jwnlaon, 8. 0. Oct. 10, I................lli orate. all white fury of ra f6 « a yetmg breathe all the salty ocean Ir Mero In dragging the river wen...... il; bn mutlier, Mrs. Ella Town- them. ton 4 l 0] West Virginia 8 0 0] 1911, Mr. Sauls had been a resi­ Ito woman, plan W aak a new whit* Today they will register at the they wish. John, Cameron and Turn lliiim r, ml mid a brotliur, George TownShort was a lieutenant gen­ Wisconsin 8 0 0] Wyomnlng 1 0 *0 “ dent af Sanford for 20 yaara. He trial. Traymora Hotel. Tonight they will " " • r if f Mero nnd Duply Cbnilc* ™rnd butb of St. Petersburg; eral when relieved uf Ids cum-' The first preliminary contest WM employed as hotel clerk at Circuit Ji ntand. Admiral llusbaml E. Kim*' v taka place tomonow, ami by ***** •■!<! this momiiiK that they el*o five utamlchlldren. J«o Florida Hotel. He wee a mem- CPL. ANDIRlISON W jW ie e * have a session with pageant of- will will . try again today to locale Funeral services will he con­ mel, naval romummler at Pearl Cpl. Willie — _______ tno item field will im bn iim narrow­ s' RAW a ,7, ---..... iun Anderson, UBMC,IP***1 *™ !*_ whl.ch *!"’» wl" JiiMiHiuny *Saturday iitu M r of the Methodist Church of n g u aet a fta r — i — __ a. 'i Ifiea iniaslsa i*/inliivt II Ilia the body. ducted ut Erickson Funeral H arbor a t the time uf the Jap* :|h « w M in America contestants d d(iwn to j 6 fin .n .t,, on Ui„ly Where the body waa sent and Mra, Anderson t o d a y ___ Home nt dido P. M. tomorrow enae attack, was also iclieved of ed by bus to tha Marina Rosa WUI behave between now and j i,».U of face, figure, poise, and „ jy JT L E D O E IMPROVES with Rev. L. It. Rushtou of- duty. JJWfdny* whan the winner will j tnleint* ranging from singing and YOR1C, Me., He|i». flcmting. Hitrial will take placa h i thesen. piano-playing to dressmaking and »«>"• Impruvument in the con- in 1-nkn View Cemetery. COUNTY MEETING No fa la lea, the young hopeful* horseback-riding. Tha Couny CouimURlon at Ita jfMm Of Supreme Court Justice warned. Ona of the finalists will become Wiley B. Rutledge wav noto*l by moating tomorrow will adopt the HOUSE FIRE America , ----- -pageant - , ,official* Mlee America of 1949 end eucceed 1,1to physician. Fire from a defective oil stove school budget, County Clark O. for no padding in bath- j to tha crown won laat year by Dr, Euner Tower as IJ the 68- today caused a small amount of P. Herndon announced this mom* , , ,, . . ‘ Baba Shopp of Hopkins, Minn, t, victim of a cyj- dnmags to tha kitchen of a home in#. His office we* open until or. drinking. A t |gh, WU1 also rocoivc a 00,000 r me t The _______ *«#my to ^bs, at 010 Pin* S tre Fir* Det to Rule Day. Tha Comecholgrahii. ^Tbo 14 nmnwa-up « w from a coma ' partmant put th* blaa* out th will meet In laat Frid ay, about 8:80 o’clock this a d ia in g . N ation a t 10:00 A. * Ed Higgins Is Many Tributes Paid To Working Scores Injured Man By Speakers On Labor Day At 2nd Concert Named Chairman Of Housing Group Of Paul Robeson ■ iw ;:;* ......w* a Nu^ro Is Drowned In SI. Johns River Holiday Accident Scapugoat Of Jap A tta c k On Pearl Harbor Is De a d S ..... ............ r If Any Depression, It Will Be Richest One In U&HIstory Atlantic City Bathing Beauties Are Told How To Behave In Public W Ttvarct Trio Will Seek New Trial I i: 1 Mrs Claudia Sharon Dips In Orlnndo L I Paul Sauls Died Saturday A. M. . is. »• j •fr J �T'.*7/-r Robeson Concert u n if o r m o f the d a y se t'" M n iie M M tf ICm IIh «I f n a In lilt; recent yearn of war product ion the firm of Jack mill Heinz nt tract it’ wide attention w ith it« ventures in the hush production of precision optical lenses and instrum entn and with its nceompanyuuf innovations in tho field of Intinr-nuuiAKomcnt relation!*. The employees Rot ten per cent of the profits in addition to an extraordinary assort­ ment of o ther benefits and comforts. Now William S, Jack, unit of the partnera in th a t w ar­ time enterprise, has dropped another surprise into the industrial scene. A new plant a t Soimm Beach, Cnlif., will cut its employees in for fifty per cent of the profits, lie has announced, But just profit sharinR is not the whole secret of his system of hibor-minmifement relations, lie declares th at an ctpiully important element is tho sharing of plans anil problems. Only thus can fear lie elim inated from the c * J 2 !T " C K f "•w eaaw iillT ,.. employee’s attitu d e toward his employer. Ills formula seems so simple th a t it is a wonder It has 7 ^ 4 # Ilf m id |g a M t M l t f a l ih a never spread beyond I he occasional iisch of it made by Hindi HIT.,"1 ," mmSaklt. iiL entrepreneurs as William Jack. Hive employees a share in to Ill9 1’1faf the profits for Incentive. (live them a s h a r e 'in making plans mid meet 1up problems for a sunse of security and confidence in the future. Why wouldn't It work in oilier _ M o N |1AY Kept; M t i T " Industries? n Rnlsosnn concert in the **me nren a week ago. The Congress charged, however, Pint Dewey “ha* made Jlmcrnw ci'd *ritI-negro violence u policy I „r t>„. government of tho ilato of N''w York. j Mnnv of the ho* nnd nulo pasInin!' m iw'ie women nnd children. I The nfflrnr* — Includin' about 2511 'title iruoper* niohllir.ed from it wide ares on Governor Thomas K. Uowuv'r orilers;-nievenleii any serious violence at the e«nrerl. \ helicopter wu* In enntset with police radio post* in the arcs hilt lliev were nimble to cope wl;h lh’? nt I nek* that flnreil with Ilieren si lilt Mnleiislty from town-to-tnwn a* ' the concert goer* headed home, The concert—on an nbnndonedj golf course—was held one mt'nj 'from the scene of n riot which, i prevented Rohcson's annenranoe •the previous Saturday. Right persons were ho* pi lull red then when nntl.leftists held a similar demon. slratlon. i Governor Dewey, In all • *’ ordering 'Ml * lUo j ** h i l l l t l u t i . ntelit- 9 >* I area yesterday, called the concert [ gathering "pro-fhimmiinUt*.'’ He ileclnrrd, hnwuver, t h a t t h o “right* of free speech and of a s­ sembly nro guaranteed to all re; garilless of political hellefs,” “These right*.’’ Dewey said, "must 1st respected, however holefill the views of some of those who nhii*e them." , In ndilltlon to the strong kuiikI I of Htale troopers, police of several i niiinlrlpolltles nnd speclnl deput­ ies, Itnhesmi wiis ringed nt the I concert by determined supporter*. | Pitting hi* strong baritone against an cnr-splittlng rnr-sptlMing clamor I net up by 4,000 parading war ve. teran* nnd other foe*, he *nng, 1several number* over loudsitenk- 1 I rr* for an audience of 10,0001 gathered from a immlier of slate*. wa I TODAY'H 1IIIH.K VfiRRk Pictured Of Snieiis That h a tank all M ir*. Too fow repent good new*, 55* " { " L r,p *"‘ “ <* Naw* J f a hotter way of Uf* fe good u *,■* ! \ f Lca? « by our n e ts too. Tho Lord hath annatnted Jta to preach good tiding**—Isa. •111. - We m « where Greta Garbo it coming back. It wain't »o many paari ngtf the was toying “ I tank ' Everythin k is going to be *11 H$ht in the special session, GoverBOf Warren ray*. The people have d k id ed they don't mind paying additional (axe*. In fact, they like T h a clot Get Ivc o f th e hituro m ay s tu d y odora, b u t will nut be a s n iffe r. Ho will photograph sm ells, a n d s tu d y th e ir p ictured, T ills Is Hiu prediction n f in sp e c to r J . F . C. B. Vitneo j u s t re tire d from the V ancouver, B, C „ police force, lie hits w orked out a device fo r ta k in g p ic tu re s o f o d o rs th ro u g h th e aid of th e spectroscope. T h e se p ic tu re s h e In*, lieves will u ltim a te ly lie :m *pted in c o u rt iih u n t|u e stio n in g lv a s fin g e rp rin t records, S o m ew h at s ta r tlin g h V ance's s ta te m e n t th a t each perso n him a n individual odor, d islin g iiisim ld u fro m th a t of o th e rs . T h a i is th e explanation, d o u b tle ss o r th e a b ility o f flogs su c h a s tiie bloodhound to follow iirnl fin d a p e rso n n e v e r seen b efo re w ith no d u e lad th e sc e n t o f a g a rm e n t. P e rh a p s th e s le u th of the fu tu re m ay tra c k c rim in a ls and ligtl p erso n s Ju rt a s unerringly by th e ir in d iv id u a l o d o rs, hut w ith o u t th e h ay in g of (lie bounds and th e d a n g e r th a t Hie ip r ir r y m ay he to rn In hits If nim ble to get I my mol I h e ir re a c h w hen found. ' It pay* to adverliie, That it whnt w# get from the current report of lb* Slate Chamber of Commerrr on the effect of summer advcrliilu i by thuic resort* which decided tail Spring In go after the rum­ mer buiinen. Thoie which silvertiled were crowded: thore which didn't got the overflow from the other retorlr. That i* inrnething for ui to keep in mind in hying to make Sanford n winter louriil retort. Thore that go after the btitintM gel it. .*'**• M » Calvin llnisell,, 4lhp, lor W i liayvr, ,who m uted in miirh tiwnbl* in the Clearwaler area Inti teeek, was a line looking fellow. • MC itiapping man who might fckto’ bN n a *t*r. foniWIpfnfer. J m why he drifted into a life of crime will probably never lie kaown. For he it dead now, cut down by a rain ol Imlleli from police deputies. Hut his pictures rather dispute the theory that criminals are usually proplr with dll to tied features, or olli.r physi­ cal handicaps. heI I'mKi-r of Billing*, will presnnt " m talent that Is typical of Mollimin horseback riding—" nnd will If'llN fltM Ifd hfttlM I'n ff# H n *} w i l l divide .20,<100 worth of uppeur on tho convention hall •tnge astride her fnvorllo mount. st-hiiliirHliip*. Contest official* are leaking Idaho, Delaware, and Ilhoilr Island are the only stale* tin- askance at the livestock, however, iepruHanted. In adilltlmi to the 52 damsels, the contest la* also brought u hoi so mid cow lain town. "Mis* Nevada,1" Carol Diana l.ampe <rf tleao, offered cowraising it* Iter talent, and her Hereford le-ifir I* stabled under cmivcnllon hull to prove It. "Mis* Montana", Carol Rusa- U.N. Official, Hear feiineuee Valley Methods Praised By Head EiHcnhowcr Tulk iCiisiisHrs rm n Pave Oner par lumr during tho past 12 hour* Mid I* apparently turning to a mu ili-mu llnmstcrly direction. H wa* ceiilereil at II A. M. . KMT| lo-nr latitude 2lt.ll north, long!tiulc 117.11 west or nlauit 450 mils-* ssiuth-sosithwest of Bertnusla. Tills psisllisin insirsi accurate tliisii Hint of last advisory. It Iiiih Im-rrtuspsl In slm and intensity sstsii strongest wind* now s-slimats'il 120 milst* an boor. Iluirirnni' force covers diameter over IDtl mils-* while gale* exIs'iisli'il suit win <1 15fi mile* to coat ooil nor Hi ami loti mile* to west of center. 3 ® Drlv»in to m* M, ar am Fc 4-door Custom v-B Ford ’ Soddnh Dm Im rRiptayti*. poalar bdo •qulppad with Radios, "Magic Air" Haolers, pvirdrlvsi, and Whilo SWo- A ik for our fr*a Car-Safi Check. We'll chwk braka mx rawrv*. stM ln . Nrskag*. lira*. k(h muPor. horn, twines and thn M Uao only offlafnl entry nk obtained n t any Ford Dcnlerxhlp dlaplaying th* poater shown below. Frtnt n am e an d addrew clearly. (ft) Control limited to iontineuU l U. S, und A lu k a. (0 ) i’rixen oa atated on o n t r y b l a n k w i l l ba nwarned on th e baoto of •Incerity, originality, and aptnena. Jtnlgeo' dedalona Oenerol Duty Model F-9, V-B engines Moke body, 138-inch wheelbow FORD Trucks, equipped with Bodies end "MuqIc Air" H*al*ri. Oplkvw>l »• prliee to Ihe lop 3 of Iho 33 cor wkmera who •petlly ptnferarK* for a truck on Cow test billy Blank. m o as. S tm ts M i final. Dupllcato priieu »•« of ties. Kntrlee must submitted in tM Mitt* the reebstered. owner of doalgnated reprummU- flufJfl contrul .n d more econoi rt.Vjg.Hbn' thari eoifld havr lay. V; N. policy U holiday* t i the o*tu Il ia wovkiag. Bat fTmrfaiaesi* u ik * . - .J-p l F T ' • - r 3 1 w M i i He said (h. Valley now ei Oclobsr dlicolorition, miner and nfhw uf< petnli— M no n it or oM iatlm kld.il tbit no Hale in iho *»« trained a* lugny .elementary pF,', the Tenneeaeo iRtwr am ■ilNcbora at needed in their triliuUrte*!' hah pNlvMM dhr r *“* ^ «■•> gimmltwe Npbrte.1 finding .««Wp Imllevd that the iWorktir. I# need* 0R5.Q4kO.oou more i present eXpecteri rovetufh )n thl* country have a funftmr 'th e appropriation* made next two year*. W rfm rtjlr'ip so n .p f MquetHjhalrman of tfi* “ int farm prosperity m int be W ■ B jd.'tM .W P'nn.how I. ted in the intereet of ail ,of Mill « absorbsis, windihlsld wipw, (Is S rJb M i Sound Advice On Health Hurricane’ Reported (C n itssM r u m o**t filet within our economy. Should fltlagulrieil or vltlmi* limon* gull I'ruman'H Speech 1 Into acceptance of lid* fal*u OgRia, Ihe fault—criminal and itupld—will In our own. (I’natlaara r u a tmma One) "W t will have been vlrtlmiioil Lab o r llnv talk at the Allegheny by the rrusle techiihiue of the s'oiinlv fn-c fair lirhlled with braxen lie, often reps-ntesl. You, IIi-IH cainpalgii crltirlam i of tho lilll'-coidrollcil Hllth L'ongres*— which hi> I'nlled "n threat to alimmt every hit of the forwardlooking h'gUIntiim passed during “Tho tlmo may conic whon tho ■TlsSmhmu* recent years." value of the TVA a* a hulpful de- *i.,s In contras!, Mr. Truman sharp­ ly dofi mb d Ihe present Democra­ immidration, Inspiring emulation I kj i*. tic Hist Congress, asserting It ha* In ollmr river volley* of the world, |l^hum an "reversed this hnckward Iroprt" by will bo regarsfod a* It* most 1m- f t y A l y i t h muling Ilui "plm'inonl sleitructlnrt portnnt rontrlhutlon to human fraed nurse if thn haril-won protection* and Hut you will understand contrast o wra I* a glowing lemietioy lot wolfaro. benefit* that tin* peupla hava hitllt why that object Iva ha* nnt boon ft Iitg In th* fur liicmselve*. ’ ** gt ’ teach*!! tn congrtgale in Iho guiding purpose of those who pun luxury, The chief oxeeiitlve mad* no rss'•bhtltiU and.colleger, just why nalalillshed the TVA or who hava 1 "That *p ference to the smilherp Demon«tie lwgy* want to teach IliBh hod a part in Its work. Tho foal got 'M , and coauieasmpn who have teamnd up of the TVA has been and eon• toUratod hV itaad of grammar school with northern Repuhllean* tn detlntioa to ho tho full development ut the d(gn fcat or sli'lav III* Civil RJgiit* pro­ gf^hiitf Uf a myslety, but uf ap-Ml* resources and .oppgrlunltlea hgUimaU at posal* and other key measure*. Irijr they do. The Florid, Uf the Trnne»ieo Valley. l ” 'Let ua Hut ho denies! flatly the erltle*ho lesson* of TVA'a u - • ','cw frtodi ation <Aaaocialion reveals that -s.vf l*m of "same people" that lhl**l» perienco are piddle property th # , t*ut»erlam 1 "Dl-Nplliluii Congrcin"—a label |H.'ar‘*ll'lhe colle.es in Florid. world' over. Thero can -ha no 1RMp-aagtad Mr, Tiumnu nhislereil iui Cimgrca* M ppt billy 11 I&rrcnl of III* tlmo nftor lime when .1 It wa* un■iltary teachers needed for tier Rupnhllcai icgutrul, , lie ufferod ig|) Nphwdmeat, >but (rained a* refutation Hat present sexslmi "over tho fierce M M olilie high school leach’ measure* passed during tHh p^jgjs-'piM,meant that Florid. )Po*l|lnn of the se|f|»h-inter«*tai" IBr. ira goidf lo have io come And while ho enneetled that icse |nlet«sl* have thus far wo* r r«Mit4FLlh. dale, hot the Hays of Orlandm ftr-agree -with u» lhal lhcr« it commhiN 01 My nommanily ly re*poa»kbility Ition of accidents There’s more lug(ffltrp Room in the New DODGE By W. V. Hitting Tnuchtnn Drug Co. When people are Involved in a huHlnei* transaction they hire • lawyer to protect th*lr Intercut*, an Important I* th* result to their welfare. Yet th*»« **me people when Involved In problem* of health advice from The singer—without close con-' will often accept ifourre*. I* health 1tact with the clemmist rat nr*—then 1 un<|u*ltft<d Im portant! I was whl*ked awav in an auto- ■ It1** No, almost everyone agree* mobile to New York City. that good health 1* (ho most The llemnnNtrnlor* paraded track ami forth on n road at tho <le*ir,cd of all po*sci*ion*. But entrance of the conrcrt ground*. not rnough people are aware that the profhsslonal service* Their hnnil*, drum*, bugles, horn*, Jeer* mid motorcycle! Iisokfirlug of a iloclor knil a pharmacist tire J nut it* imnorlnnt to health erraled a lerrifie din. I'id Ire rotifisratrd rifle holts ami ,m the law yers services Is in liuvoiict* from mnnv veteran* lie- hu sines* This la the M3rd of a aerlea fine the woll-pulillciied proient of Kitttorlal advertisement* |IHI udi ■ It.iHi’liidl linte and stick* wero appearing In thla paper each week, taken awav from score* of the Itiihi'son throng. I’olice formed a i ’ntliiiitf Heuutlca J'U he eVriylhiug else, estimate* 4f $45,000,(KM) in daningci as * lllu ft Of (he recent hurricane must be taken with a grain of sail. Most ■I riba .damage was to I'TorisJa’s dttf N Ir.e* where several hundred dkMtwnd boxes of fruit were blown g jfi die Irees. When you ask a •rower the value uf his fruit on H i, gtiMnd. it i* apt to be prrtty M(h, But when yuu ask-him bow gmeh the fruit on hit Irre will W a g ia the market, that is an-. dMtN dory. A* a rriult o f’ the l a p on Ihe ground, the fruit ort p i M e will be worth more. The mull be offset against limes. In . 1 L DM) human wall to keep the oppoelng faction* apart before and during the concert. ' ' ,, , Public indiffnatlon was at high pilch in a large part of this suhurhan a rts 40 mtlca North of New York City, and there were untold number* of onti-RobekonIts* arouaad in addition to the V 4,000 parndera. Antl-leftUt pla­ card* and iljtn* were displayed in Advance. 1 , t ^ The protect parade- w*i sparked by veteran* group* Including l he AnierIrnn Legion, V'eteran* of foreign War*. Jewish War Vet­ ter* n* and Catholic War Veteran*. The concert was hilled as a bene'll for the Civil Right* Con­ gress’ chapter In New York City’* UarlLin negro quarter. Tho Congross hn* l*cn listed n* subver- % live for former Attorney General Tom Clark. ftnonior* of the concert were the People’* Arllsts, Inc., and a Hpiclally-farmed committee, ! ro> f iM h t r t eillr Sharing: Profits i 41* Sanford Herald - -0W f~t* Bar p -_ We know that the lUtlo fellow t w wHWt will pro- "dMm UuyJjm ’ ' ' •‘r! *• ’ 1 ' *.#' '.Csf'.1' .' ik- - , i h - r - 4 �— — — '— SEPTEMBER B, 1949 SANFORD. F IO R ID A PACE iu iiM ir.il • A i 1 N cvi C a r lin P a lm e r Social R a y — S o ciety NewTeachersHonored Calender By Mrs. Mitchell TUESDAY The Fidelia On** of the First Baptist Church will meet with Mrs. J. I*. Holtirlaw, li)lfi Kim Avenue, nt 8:00 I*. M. Circles of the W.S.C.8. of the First Methodist Church will meet ■■ follows: Circle No. 1 with Mrs. j£ a r l Chorpening, 2957 Fnlmettu A v en u e, 3:0U I*. M.; Circle No. 3 at the church at 3:00 I*. M.; Cir­ cle No. 3 with Mrs. J. II. I.c>% Jr. 1100 West First Street, 8:30 I*. M.; No. 4 with Mrs. Chester Dan­ iels, 1200 Oak Avenue, 3:00 I*. M.; Circle No. (I with Mrs. H. II. Hut­ chison, Cnmeroit City nt 3:00 I*. M.i Circle No. 7 with Mrs, Kilie-I Suuthwuid, 407 West Eighteenth Street nt 8:00 I*. M. llu? erlunUalnp i.rugue ol the ACongrcgntionul Church will meet at the I'nrish House ut 3:00 I*. M. Circle No. 5 of the Wi 8. C. 8. of the First Methodist Church will meet nt the home of Mrs. W. I*. Chapman, 21)8 West Nineteenth fitrleet, ut 3:00 I*. M. The Daughter* of Wesley Class of the First Methodist Church will hold n imrty in the class room at 8:00 | \ M. Hostesses will lie Mrs. C. II. Winn. Mrs. J. E. Com-tor, Mrs. I,. M. Tyre, Mrs, (1. VV. Valley and Miss Farrell. THURSDAY Miss Josephine Jones secretary of the Womnn’s Mlssionnry Union of the Florida Huptiat Conventioo Mrs. J. C. Mitchell was hostess nt n luncheon Friday at noon at the Mnirnolln Ten Room, Orlando, honoriok the new teachers nt the Sooth Side Primary School. The luncheon table wns decorated with lovely nrruniiements of Fall flow­ ers. Those present Included Miss Ann French. Miss Phyllis Flint, Silas Judy Rhodes, Mrs. Mitchell Thur­ man and Mrs. Hnrrlette Doudncy, truests of honor slid Mr*. O. K. (luff. Mrs. 0 . II. Davis, Mrs. Wulter Morgan, Mrs. Nancy Brock, Mrs. I.otlie Nix. the Misses Zillult Welsh, Mury Koidnson, Ern­ estine Westphnl and the hostess. Following the luncheon the teachers were truest* of the faculty of the new Fern Creek School I'.l 0*1- .. 4 Smiths Entertain With Outdoor Party | T e le p h o n e 148 E d ito r I•I 11 Miss Judy Rhodes 1* spending the Labor Day holiday in Del.uml with her parents. Allan Het/el has returned from North Carolina where he has spent Pune tir e d and Roheil Mltchum see theii pm -ueis np 1 '<"icii ■" the summer at camp. scene fom UK O'* "THE Hit! STEAL . -him mg lit the lilts Ibeiitte Billy Duncan and Bolthy Hum­ Tuesihiy and Wednesday. phrey left over the week-end to i i ii bi r**i /u* il l f m •"». spend a few days in Vienna. (In. Mr. and Mrs. children, Juiun Hollywood, are Smith's parents, F. darner. Ned Smith mu! aiui iid w u «,< guests of Mrs. Mr. and Mr*. W. * itsa ii^ IIft*4eiriltinil bniiMfi Hollywood Hr SOL l F-SSFIt (Fur Midi Thomas) u, 4.00 r.:H» 11Oh 7:Sr* I jOO H:3i> Ii 11ft in on 1111f. t‘i3n >i or. I'oatintt, 1" u , "ppm u u h i tli' Kink's f r uv i ' i‘L I'M H 1N i i L im H r wry11 V * !-. • V •pi f*vv i m i i i i l i t IIIMHI Mn! h I’I-t 11 LTII1111, Ilf ful 10:1ft VVIlf 11 Ii, i .Mi. r ; lukA tbifo IVt t i)» - , • .I skill* fm iiicii moo t 1 t:t|* M.i . \ * .tt ..... . a t v p u t i ) ll:*o 11tor. T u i f. HIGH Ti, t •III* 11"M., I u d K h like 1L ‘i00 fit ' iUG,r " f 4k bu m k i t h : i tib" 13:1& in i ft * t lilt li u ii-* sit’- l»o« G-| | 1,'Sinp p,m p ie" ' 111A - 11 1 ' r. bi it \ 11 Ik * f t unit* t h e y I :30 *: 00 , ii" I », i f in ” 1 •1 • • 1 -,« V VHi tfi lilts' WHS 3: OH • oil jd II 10 mnko 3:4*' 41on •infft Inl'bH u t, run i»ff Aif1 1k«m11 ptiu i fni* mi 4:30 • U<111 iua■wlm It bumuM ils* lit*iflit■* «i or. - o '•mini, nit'l f nn mill litII|l**l H, TIll'll 114(11 !is hi" ftlloi'l 11 .'•4' '■• * \ft*inlftl ii bo* fftilu t h r tbt.il* i nt tin * i ru lii.'bm him 11 ii*n vi : u i b dim" In of Ihi* l i In •111 ' «: 15 mumf i > | i h iilciil 0:30 It i« Hof** to hiiv flint nn I’ll Hin t'l t r ttf fnill Ml ilUR « \ t | |H*HH|*HMl'*I «ion inch 11111%i‘i h||| mill ftnlm inn »M* n'MitM* ' i l" b r, but \\ bn iiIrO j 7:10 ' .I. ,.| ii mb r* f I iMptl’Ilt 7:10 prill- In tin* rill \ 4'mw Mint I'm/a Wdilw picture* linvi tn'ro pi MiliU'inl, In tHp" fp Mi n.mkvl Tlif111 in tui 7 43 7130 nctm - Imi vi i' hhiivi'il tin* i nlr of' m r*| |t> 111<i f.i'• fni lum biHiii ul" »i on thi1 mnirl** l u i i b nm l I In im|»ulmif v m * 1 i<• ■* i in,11 ilmni L )tni l y/* 9:3n • n tnv "n wpy** In;* tu i*ii1i*tii Is oion o f t in* hi ' H i ** Iu i * i f uni 1tii'il cm ;i i lm n K f "t ms •* v\ bn i dpi** littllie nt i *ii «i 11\ i i-ifivr p l u m ’ 0:13 ' ■. it ticli t *i lia r nil t*:3t» T i m 11111Mit l<illn«f* i u i / n r , m*1 lift**' 0 43 thi1 n* Ini wIi** i tv i I’.it*> l b*> i •*!»' ibis nf ’ b,. ,'t| it*1 lilt on nl|lnmt: Ii tlnnM'i l'* " '' nt< *!« \ W|1 •I!i ry t\ m i n i H. hi ii Hi i U ’ il; I di M'tlin *l n •I IK il.I.Y WOOD, Sept. B—(>T>~ At the moment you nre reading >••>.- at mi point n.wincitl I aat tuiling it--an nudienee somewhere l« notching a Tnrsmi movie unfold it- pint on the screen. Nearly half a hundred Tcirsa’t movies hove been made since Kllllij Lincoln fits) thumped Ids barrel clo-t before the silent i-nnicrn* in it'IN. Of these, almost otie-lutlf me «tlll in constant circulation. Sonic motion pietuie thenteis inn each Tin run picture as often liinm iniir livid m i ' l n n l u* ubnut tin' Imo,' - II I dill |rt'bl • d|, 1bill II- eight and ten times. Some 4)1111|i fii,n tin nn nf tin* n u m h <‘m in* 13 l ' j i1 v bd rst'tM ■ tw . Mldllt'y Kiuiipcnn nod Sniitli Ameilcan p o t t i iiv* f b i l l h r i " l ' \ Uni I* in* so " N m l 1 vv m b l lit' s i n i - j iiiiitit net's m'cept new Tartan I fllliimtlv mukihi? In - -w*.i-s»ri«I 4111 .1 ' ) "i ■ t'b 111" v 11 I k , bit* b rung hi I film* grudliigly—they piefei to I prill n n n 1 n* T i n f nn in " T i n m u 1 1 nr* tee the old one* over and over Ami Thf S b n i *•>I 111 **Ii4iV*1 • li111*■ v. i *' I -• .i vv k*!i i vi*i -i t y nf [ Il in i ' i -c i 1 i ' \ i u inrnul * luii ru*lj 11:33 1H'HMli t h|)||| tin,' )n * iu.«wt in h i I \ ?In- fun 4' f, . v . ' , i , ali. I I JiUO One theater In Ecuador nhtulned ( j(f Mra. S. O. Shlnholser, Miss I'lnyMr. nml Mrs. Edward M. Smith Ills Flint and Miss Ann French were hosts at m i outdoor supjter spent the week-end at Silver and party Saturday evening at Springs. their inune nn (’iilnlfiin Drive. Thu Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Tinker m supper was cooked over the open grill and served from golly color spending the week-end in Mel cd tallies set up in the garden of Imm lie as guest* of Mr. Tucket's, parents. the Smith home. Those present were: Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Cordon Braille, Mis. Ned Smith umt two children, und daughter, ilarhura lire spend lanel und Nelson of Hollywood, Ing the week-end ut Daytona Mi mol Sirs. Harry Hansen nod Reach. children, Cheryl and Eddie, also 1 11 I In* lU U I m h.tl\ i 1 r t l * nf Hollywood; Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Miss Charlotte Smith and hei ncti'il tin pm f (lam er nml childten, Faye and mother left Saturday for New T i m Ol Ilf*! IIII1P Wl'M'. in tti lll'l *»( linger, Mr. and Mis. W. F. (larner York City and Richmond, Vo. to innutli*. ill uurn; Kliiln I immln I•«*!«•* •pp»HI und Mr. ami Mrs. Smith and sou, stay severay weeks. Mi* J. W. Vickery and son, Polo l . | \ I b n i p M ' V . J n l i i r * H There’s more Elbow Eddie. JPIrtii', Krunk A1•*11if), Hu-m'i W e l l e , o f I 'll I lit k tt s|ienl (li e w e e k ­ Mr. Clyde Ca«*bly Jr., who ha* end here w i t h M i - . L i l l i a n V i c k e r y . Crabi-c Hi i inn n f t>i \ i h u m t il lb <1 IRoom in the New will leach the WMU manual ul lieen employed by the Herald a* T h e y tvei e a c c o m p a n i e d h o m e by U r u i * Mi n n'f I i M b ■i*ri \ \ m 1 1 w nml \\ i n * mn lli-i the First Uup|l*l Church. The linotype operator, ha* returned to W v l e n c V i c k e r y w l m lias b e c i l i J n l DODGE dus* begins nt 10 A. M. Covered school In St. Augustine. Hunt i*i in n fn ii bl I Fa \i*i|iag w i t h her gi iim liu o tli e r . dish luncheon. I’m /!»*• I h v \ I m" I-wt t bill phi' Eugene Toll left Friday fm i - bi poi I j n v oil bt ii i i n l Mi*. .Mnislmll Smith nnd childr­ tin I’hitadelphln after spending the en. Vick' nnd Mnisliu. are in Sun- a ll’1 \ Jnn"‘ l nil pi * i im ii 4 m summer with hi* grnndpaicni-, tmd vMtiug Mrs. Smith'* parents, i **■'['1 I .i i n n b n t r I H i m f i n 1 iiinl i In* |i11 * ■>i •n i T i n / am Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Toll. Mi nml Mr*. J. L. Wilkinson at • , 1I| Mil pi IN- 11ill i •V«' 11111IDI| . IJUii Ouk Avenue. Mr. Smith l« !1'■ cI',11111nmri I . b tin V|, Miss Carolyn Che* arson .pent .... j(ljt1 ,lU fnm||y f„, the '‘f c •n». l , i nil ni mii'il i the Labor Day holidays a* the , t via guest of Mr. nnd Mr*. Lee Diaper ' _____ m il ■ ■f ' In in nil ,i .'"ii 11«««111*f« i tt bn h i m | COLOR CARTOONS In Lake Wales. i Mi** Emma Itumhlcy, a grndu- ■ ",.'n >in il In b in ** H **• nml4 * J M Wa r n ir B r o r : ~ • ale of Floiida State University, I* |„ , i if .1 A.1 - i« f 1**1 tdi'p »l SHORTS Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Rett* of in Stinfnnl nvei the Lnhor Day , ■ ,11* n I, fm I’nm ft iin, * 712 Palmetto Avenue are sjn-mlitig nolidnvs to visit Iici pm cut*. She |* t , • Mn In I Itm • 1 Children Under 13 Fire the week-end with friends in Ht |>bin- to l et urn to Hunt City p i n t > 1 < " 'i t" |tliiJ:| 1i' ll i ** w i n Com pie Ir Shown Petersburg. In lin e she will resume her duties n o t . ■ i » e«r 1111«'11i n h i i 1 It • I ■f l u 1 • IH "t lull p u t 1! k ti* teacher in the piddle *ehool. 7:1.1 A 9:19 Mm | \ .In n H if* in c o s o . Of l i b 1" ' m • bii, Har*y Hunacn of Hollywood Muck Cleveland and Kirliy Fite riMU’li bn ' M l l l f f t l II f* ■n n ,• " f anent the week-end hete with RAIN or MOON T E C H M C O U X t; 111 i i t , . I ' n Mrs, Hausen and their (wo child left Snturduv for Tainpn to attend ( n u n n im n ., 111) I l f lACHAi* , «na ' bf i %ivr».iMiii t» i i" ten who ale soendiiig aeveiul the wedding of Ratty Joyce Pelas Ilki i f l U N l l ' t l ’l in f i t , ii weeks In Sanfonl with relative* of that ritv nnd Jack Fountain of r l y b i ■ . . Del.and. Mack is to he nn usher p b ................ v i l l •* 31 i*l m i t . i, vv v n 1 - HI Mr. amt Mrs. C. W. Applehv for the wedding which took place j , | |l* ill t i l l ’ t i l 1 / l i l t M i l VC, Suniluy nfleinoon. llat lint a, end children, Tetry end I n iv. i n »'•* i(, ). k***»■•■n t MRI • * • hdtgi alMVeit front Ocala U spend * ■ ■■ IkM t l i e \ m fV l|lk " l\ I'I IH l* 1 » the holidays with reintlvee nnd Mr. and Mr*. J. IL Hirlmrds had «H l i f t .1 t " . I l v p i n 1 U mi nf' l l l l l l frlands, ns Ihelr guests Inst Week lliclt I ( ■•Ml p » 4 1, 1 c o l I t . , Ml I f 111, dmigliters nml grnmtrhltdrtm, Mi - -'111*' 'i'i 1. .ti * ., b , * \ 1, t i . « i m i mi IMin Am frV JkumSmA Mkm mmfMym Mrs. John L. Lee ami two child- James W. Alilurnmn. Huwnnl nml •MfaJsf+m frfffli m fvv m mmW Mu Tui/ito ten. Jonelte and Allison, liuw re­ Lyndln of I’ntinttia City, and Mi -tottllei '* III turned In their home on I'aik Ave­ (ieorge Ell-wort It, and (ienrgi I'jti /mi Inn e nue ft nnt New Smyrna Bench Uregory, und Willis (lay of Jack ll< llywiiiul ■ wheie they spent the summer • onville, COtUUBM PlCTUSlS txmntt IInn .1II Ml 9*1*I *»*• \ \ i‘n| Hi ll Nt*V Vr% T tir 7 N’l n N i: IN ipnbir ,itm M ine ....... . -M»i«b M r m <1 It tin in Mnai. W i n lil it M n .' MnHM'lith nl '1* 'Mr A UR* In fra I Id I ' n l H i b i r * Vlnwit I *I tt I p I ' 11 .nl'- A l i n y - A ' I n I *\ M » Mil, N r n , l i f t i * vv * •! I »r. i i r n l r .1 A S i m M " l' li lH K \ Jl I N-i ) M illtiiM 1l.i m l W *<rlil n l H im n u ll l i n n i'lu ll I ’u p ii In i H i n t I, n t In A i n » 1 1. ,i 11,1 M m *bitl V m lr M r * Mn i Null*' Mn in Ii T * h I h ) '*• H i m l l l i w .% I I * . . M e * 1U* Y* mi1 \|f,|,f 1V Ml LAST TI.MIIS T odays M'Hi1. 1 ..vo- • IN *. •in* M n ml 0*1Fni i 1 *11s pi M» ‘| H - 1 ............. lit . Ml Im hi "•h*.- T i c 11 Hi T it. Tli* ,\. iv* 'I'M i I.ltl I f frit CHIUS *i RS i I'.ii.i.t "li I ’dfml.ir M h h I. I! %*itl ii m Alu*m I iicsdav ^ Wed. ! t V. K W \l u*b ti l I hum 11 « V m l H v H ill M. ♦f tin 11i itsf N l u tit Kilti me V .u lr tv \l h n,ki• tli*p, Hmn l In i - ,% It’i* I 11it*t lint* H p d l 1“ K hi m ff I'dpnln i Miie|< r nit i .1 \nt l" ht I ’In ■- i* ii t Hi " i v i ,\* UN Tii« ’»i *I'i* "V»re* Ml-lnii bt It* nt| «Ni vv h HIrii i»f( FRANK - * MO R G A N ; RAY;— B0 1 GE JACK *HOC S T . L O U IS ‘B t uacw a 3afM r .ewr naani r .w n 1 . i ... *o, * f S, , fN (UtMIltM V2 Soothor ft* * IO H N D E R E K ^ ^ Huser n id c. TONIGHT AND TUESDAY IN TECHNICOLOR! JUDY t", GARLAND Tonight HumpUyBOGARTl KNOCK o» *w DOOR ttiK ii, i t t:« im j H 'Lc. si - ’ "'S1 >, f M a» i a-ikii’Mirnf f oi 1 1• *no I' ie1* i io at oioiiiir, Mrs. Hoh llattan is spendiutr n two weeks vacation visiting In tlie Mate of Michigan. O IT O M K T K IS T 1111.4 ituar. n-ia, i-a sat, n-ta •* *■>" »«*nilnrU - (IId h h u r t .M MiU 1 \ \\"4H111 Jd| ■'l*'* ' if .. ' U«;f u ll . . "t'llp iHi't »• umtl- P e r s o n a Is Dr. C. L. Persona j RADIO STATION W.T.R.R. \ nnt i newest , I hi *•rir * •„ , i<iiii| iii f i Mra. C. 11. Wynn nml granddaughter. Allison Lee spent tln> weekend In Wnycrosa, (la. where, they atleinled a family leiuilnii. >+->++++.y.»+++++++^ + +++4 ^ 4 l* “One Piece” Wardrobe Is Newest Creation Social A n d Personal Activities T flK E B UlHiU w* tHI trot OH WOlU MlNICO Vlll’l II l1‘AVlf t BIN IMI'lB IN - S I “ H iT m .V II'I.K T K I ' l l l >i lit A.M m IC E I> I > 11 : S H N 7:1Ti ii;ir. lu:in i > i : It 1 ?. A L W A Y S I' VH A V in l N T N EW S TH EE Final Clearance On Summer and Odd Lot Shoes •'MOVIES UNDER THE STARS" SANFORD ORLANLO /* -* HIGHWAY ’ Included in this gigantic clearance nre Men’s Women’s and Children’s shoes al sensational bargains! Toni Home Permanent TWICE as EASYTWICE as FAST iuf/i <i J u -tfii ivd.j f k Cd u f t IH ■ r f . AAU) | You'll lovo tint way you look in lliit llailorinu Sherbroole rain or thine cout thal can be belled oi worn ut a ttraighl lined clonic. O l Cionipton corduroy, Notano procetied. Values to 3.95 Now $1 A* soon In M adum olioili) Values to 5.95 Now $2 Values to 6.95 Now $3 „»n*, »■ % Values to 9.95 Now $ 5 Sherbrooke Values to 16.95 Now $S foinw aa* ii ( < V / v /// X ffhtn smart pwpl* »huP' ite V> ' • i.4 - tf W mmrnw*-7- - ■** , y '> mm ' m �Si 0 f•VSVWUW;rA•w1*tfi'J T l* SANFORD HERALD. 8 A ? O 0 R D FLORIDA Vhe $anford .Herald W et'klleM Action In The Senate M ’$* _ *"'*/ *••«< -ixd »mn4nt .* 1U^ toH lf <n. *■■■■»■ . a- HOLLAND L. O I A I RAttar UORIMIN IIHA*. _____ , »■«»••— Haaaaaa «1rB«t niPTioR u t i l H a Wrath * ,£ uri.5B r_*z=r ~~ 2 «M r a a , -------------z N ltl at i v s u i M M 'i H » ; m V & l: ! iM i >rawa aa lla»rM> l<>?.<! L k' aiJraaA ataartlalaa rataa, for ~~IUerr*ra«u*r Nationally Hr laK - J I l T T " ? ' ;tf*Ptaaaa»ail.aa. haaaaa t it,, . . a at.T S ata, n V i ..i ..k la ratttfr* S !u > !S^iM klkf. "V h r Hpafclt. B^5ss«®5*^a I rim n l li i,^ rtnltt<lr'ln|i| »• |l|o T h e re e r e m any sharp and w itty say Inga about whore rm m inU 'ncy Ih to be found* and not found* Probably It would l,e too m uch to ex p ect to find It in the worka of even "th e TDDAY H 111(ILK VKHHK g re a te s t d e lib e ra tiv e hotly In th e world” when It huatlea Tt would be unprofltahlr to c *|n th ro u g h a ta sk w ith mind set on a holiday. y * * .* . * * 0 ,M and loan your own Ukra uime a very hirix finally find lh |. out. V <h” hard thy God whirl, The United Stales, even as id her natlona, doea thinga in teachust thee to profit, which i teedMt thee by tl\q jjtuyjlliat-lboii •hould*t ko.- !*a. 48:17. such things imm come the lr;'«‘m ent of the cltlzena of TUEHDAY, 8E IT . 8, ID4» .Justice For .Japanese FIFTEENTH A NNIVEIIHAII V (From The AmerInin M trriin ) Sometime* It uc'i'iN'dsvXW' |,r "firmed hi* lahet And hualmnd, fnther, gone without a trace, Would Icnve u l.roudlng change- faet 'table, \ And vet, nlie thought; nil those hound to each otlicr, Who wnko nnd dine together, plan a* one, , v , Who dream Ktrrtrlmd Mile l.y *1,1,> until night I* done: What dd we over know of one another T II Did not earli mind hiitil *trnuge forhldden fruit | A* her* aomellmoa, when wind* ' blew by tlie enve* While *h» *lood ebaktsi (hut her iober root i\ ,• t Spawned thought* lllfA gold nod ecarlet flying leavesM t hi* leave* ol*« blow in lilouiog weather, fifneath the enrth, their rool* lind grown togoilmr. At wo have been laying for i lime, if die l.egiilgluro h.pt« •ay now pro||t — lax -— ■ ;t ic .-— W' W *,Kr th t n c m i v r tkoughllcid> p voted j |reijenl MMion, it will lie N.tnleadnx, The WoMalivr lax eouimil IMl terhtii to • $ ( « willi ui, fnr miflr yeifetdny it adopted a iraolulion iccotnmrml. falg tJu t-tlie l.egiilnture, ennet a 3 percent isle. 1*X |{.^Hire* llir propoiad $r>r>,(KK).n(IO deficit. It Will lair nil llir nppudlius llir toplr ol Mood* ran engender to Mp thenorlvpi from lieitu; snddlrd with this nddiliolinl ln> liurdrn. C ; , ■>tk *— ■rxTii Nobody can predict where n hurricane is going. And don't In anyonr, lea*l Ilf nil |])$. Wrallirr Bureau, tell you they can. All they . OM do is to tell you where it is. .where it has been, nm{;hbw Inst jh f wind at n ceriiin phtnl it * u rU iti lime Impprnnl to lie going. raunt liuriicanc liumcmc now reported reimtlnl jSw prggfnt soul lie* it of Moridi i* 0 0 „tile» m nceplinn. At that distaine, to that it i* going to hit Florid* * * be Hie snying you could hit MfU) " with a idle it 200 yards. ! d'Sip, ol enutte. Hut a i h B easier to mist. 9: JiffB **a*.■ e**e - [re notir tudurnh ar llmie , hot \mWWm RtiiRed ih the head imtshing which their lint Communist itr P » c k tfc n M .|J S # A - hi* gang decided to try it And to again scores of adJ A u d i wete traded. May line .right to intrtfer with (ree i, M*y he it isn't American to | * ''peaceful" concert, may it Unfair discilininalion he* . AWI . linn*! i> a negro, imt f«U'ot life are that there is likely to he trouble far 4 trha looks for it long god J»erd enough. A person ' 'lually carries a chip on thouMei »nonei ot Ulct will | someone wlin will /kbotk il Pi jh l* ? , J k Nsllonsl As- • has barn tustmniU m huying during f or 6U ddy»4 %Vlhsi* ' comisi out of the ica af government rent Now that people ly 'tan ne longer continue - *tli<r paop^'* home* at *’ * HtllkD » * U tibia « » Oilba WASHINGTON, Sept. 8— — The tapering-off G. I. education program already haa listed 44 par cent of tho ration's World War II veterana on tts roll*. Only a handful, howevar, hava exhausted (he full four y e e n of ’ education and training benhfltl to which they are entitled, t The Veterans Administrations , u ld today about (1,800,000 veter­ an* have taken aome sort of edu­ c a tio n or training under the G. I. Kill or Public Law 10. which gave similar benefits for disabled vet­ eran*. Of the total, mora than 2,600,000 hava been enrolled In high *chool(, | vocational and trade Knoole, bueIHMO ashnnle f$f*H nMtif I . 1 VU »*•« below college level. More than 2,000,000 have, en­ rolled In college end university*course*. More then 1,600,000 took on-thefob training. And more then 600,000 enrolled in Institutional on-farm training, a program combining cteaeroom farm exper| training with actual fa tcnce. By June 80, 112,000 veterana had used up their U. I. bill educa­ tional benefits and 120,000 die* aided trainee* had been declared*, rehabilitated. Th* program for th* disabled veteran* started In March, 1041, and for other veterana In June, , 1044. Veterans may sta rt their train' ing up to July 26, 1061, or within ' four years of the date of diecharge, whichever la th* later date. I The program muit h* completed | liv July, 106(1, for ell but th o se . | who pnllsted under the Voluntary * Recruitment Act of 1046. Enrollment In both program* on July 81 wa* 1,812,278. It hae been declining steadily since th* peak of 2,708,211 In April, 1048. Ifiili century and ha* figured prominently ever *inru. The family mng ha* hern Identified with ths turf nnd llrilain'* mo*t fntnou*, raring classic get* ll* name—the 1 Derby—from the family. | Time wna when the Kurl'a I*-1 thcr made a* much a* $200,0(H) ■ year with hi* fumou* stables. It , w ii * CKtinuitcd , that over a. period , , j WM un„ (lf ,hc mott whl.ir Japanese descent living on the West ro a s t, A severo condom- known and l»c»i liked pmonalitlr*• nation >f that treatm ent ha* recently been w ritten by Judge in England—not only a* a rarini William iJcnnimi of the Federal Court of Appeals, In an figure hut a* holder of many hi(k| "ffice*. i I opinion Hustaining the reHloration of th eir citizenship to ti.re.t humnese win. luid renoumssl ll during Ult) war. under u , X n VmpiicdniheVukrw ' ling In hie ptadeiV .■ A itranger elttluu nt »«m break. wT*IK(, r — J J AHNETT DEi.Vl.T0. •‘ IlilL, 44% Of Nation’s Veterans GetGI Education f f e l/ LOW TIDE THE WORLD TODAY Llkt* ho many Bchool-boyH H itting an atlll aa little a tif'’N II; DEWITT MACKENZIE d u rin g a vIhII of the principal In order to earn a promlm 1» I AP Kurt Ian Affair* Analyst u iiy (li.Hmi.sHnl, I lie S enate panned a few m inimum wage a c t Tin* Earl of Derby, head of oM a f t e r a r g u in g alm iit It for a day. The m ajority lendern had Kntrlnnd'a oldrat titled home*, prom im l the Senate a week off If the hillII pHHHt pUHHcd prom ptly. of n him announced with evident itt* ('oiiHidering the itn own merltfl, anil and iurfor­ infactimi that hi* ancient homo Ui ■V imenHitre n . , on .... .... ...... uwiiiB. ..... edd ...........[ g etting the eirr’linintnneeH of itH approval by the Senate, _helping to maintain Itaelf through I im th logic am i lack of it nrc found in tne bill. I t w ould m lm t ‘ ndmhndnn of sightseer* for a fee.: th e minimum w age under feder.tl law from the preimnt 40 T*’ *“,'h “ 1 rents to 75 centH a n hour. The increaHo ia Himply b recognlw ^ onJ ul th . couniry'. • tion of the change which han taken place In the level of r(, he*t famine*, lieraime of hcaty wagt'H and priees fl'nce t lr <10 cent minimum waa catulillsh-, ia*r* the Kuri hadn't been able i cd7 to keen 400-year -uld Know, try | On tile other hand the lull would narrow the claralflca- M"11' 1" n,>lfa"K ,r ut »ih of workers covered l» the federal minimum wage te w .. SjSm 7K. . i H i M t ’ of ch.rgiw If it Ih prop* r fi'V th e federal government to fix a floor un- ii(iini**ion for niitliiiccn—th* del w agea, tiicn it would seem t h a t every legal e ffo rt nhould equivalent of60 rent* for adult* he m ade to m ake th e floor apply to aa m any workera aa nnd 26 for children. The $22,OW p o ssib le ,,a n d th a t new d rafts of the law should aeok to In­ thus trarnurod in recent month* ha* solved (he proldem. clude m ore th a n few er. Tims th e proposctl new act la not alTim present Karl i* lha JHth of water** mm aaraad rlara a i t m .A tukar l i t tein, a t ik a f M i a k in • 4 •a a le rt, riarM a. aaBar lh« * ,t g Caaaraaa at Maaah a, laar, JUKftDAY SEPTEM BER «, 1D4D comptll.urll. ,,f ||lr lundist Jhdgc Dcnililill indicated he agreed ttint the compulsion to renounce citizenship -seme 4.000 Japanese did so during liie internm ent period—host been provided by the treatm ent meted out by m ilitary authorities. The WeHt Coast m ilitary commander ordered all |ier«oiiM of Japanese blood doportrd to internm ent rumps In tin' interior. This m ight have been cxciihcii on tin- ground ol dire m ilitary necessity mid the difficulty of separating pcmihle spies from loyal citizens. Hut the judicial opinion held th at Limit. General John I,. Itn iVitt, I lie commander ctnlmrated Ids order w ith de­ nunciation id llic Japanese ran* as a whole and the u tte r­ ance of a racial d'nirine that xiundcd much like H itler's. Tint rebuke of the bulge also dwelt on the conditions of the concent rat ion canipH for they could he culled nothing else —to which the unfortunate evacuees were sent. AI least it can be euiil that there is no slightest resem ­ blance to Nazism in the orderly court procedures which now have r ’versid, as Tar hh jl is possible to do so, tile original injustice. prenent Eorl never enn liava the uriutes'rary. The inriimc which III* father p.inaeased. Those ilHys me gone forever. | However, l.ortl Derby appear* to lie in iiiii.'Ii more fortunal* riminiHtniiee* I lion many other tilb'il folk win. have been virtually wipe.l out fiti.imislly l.y Incrwn* luxe* snii ilcuth linin'*. Is aoms c'lc.e* where eHlnte* hove ehangei ImmI* two or Ihree time* In quirk *iici'i'H*li(M, they lisve pritetlcallv' iliaiippeiiieil. An iihii of wtmt hu.t ticon hap | -------- l"'"big in Knuliinrl^ l»'«*en In * Shirley May iniind n young liriile mill shot her. iccent report by thn lirlti*h In- • M h h s K illin K H Ihi'M, Thompson said, t'oioli liuid levciiuv eommikalon. Only 71) run to hi* own room where lie ICaaltaaeg V n a f ie * Oast person* were left with a net In-] o w a ii- .a rr.M r r a e Oael hud wiint Thompson ilesi rdinl »* tide's flow boosted her toward th* ’•ome of more than (1,000 pound*1t-,.t nut of Ihe wuy.” | English coast. t Hlerllng 1)24,000) for the la*t "Men would *top for n traffic nil "orsetml of knivee, dull* nnd Thr pretty blonde swimmer vear lifter pnylrig tftxo*. .light, Thoinpaon added. "Then unueunillinm." plunged into the channel at Cap He Inn red the door mi.I look However, the high Income lin't they gul It.' XI8IW Gris iwXJM* Nex. Xffl nn *11* thr sFrench Bv ■■v ** nside,| raw at out tile window ill passerby stone in loimt Hioikecl by luxation. Kniliog tn win the gun battle, shot* 6:26 A. M. (11:26 P. M. EST Mon­ ill tile street. Hu felled euvend id Tim government report showed i |.e]iro cut too** with n tear gim day). tn the first hour* she suc­ litem. that nut of 21,1100,000 Income t a i . ' xi rage. cessfully slipped by one malor Among (hiirie rluit down in Mm Iinyere, ls,:i7fVH)0 mad* lea* Ihani Omghlng and choking, Unruti it reel won six-yrni'.iihl Moiris haxard—stinging Jelly fleh which Wto pound* 02,(1(101 and 2,080,000‘.emerged from hi* room. He wun Bin It ll and an iinldenlHcd hoy of are a haxard to all channel chatSenator Styles Itriilgi’i of New Hampshire 1ms iiccn re­ hsd le** Until 160 pounds ($80011unhurt. lengert. i ceiving $115.1100 a year as one elf the three trustees of the left after pnying (axes. Th* standir Police threw up a aheulder-to- five, Her fatbar was In tears, too, llolli died later al Cm.per HinijiIwhan a t last tha gam* game school girl coal m iners’ welfare fuml. No pno knew about this until srd Income Ux rule Is 46 percent.. "houlder cnrjten to convoy Uunih lid In Camden. Ho far n* (lie landed arletocr*cy.fr01Jn ^ .Mimi Josephine La Uoclie, director of the fund, casually re­ Also killed by out-ihe-wlndow I* conrorned. it is toil eg wiped.out! ' A howling mog ot men nnd W - shuts were Jltmr* J,, Jbittun, 46. vealed the f a d in tisHamny nt W ashington. arm* and saldt for 0 ,r of nearby WcMinont, N. J., and No violation of the law is said to have been involved, very rnpldly. Many famou* * * -('» " >»» *h« "Never mind, baby, never mind. Alvin M, Day of Mnntun, N. J. lute*, some of them Including i ,,0!i,jfB nl|frMn,ln,ri We can com# another year, eweethot Senator Hrldgcx' colleagues would probably have esti­ whole vllhige*. have been hroken ( ng him now!" The whole Imttle I iihIuiI lots th didn't crash the line than three qimiter* of an hour mated ills oninons differently, hud IIi Ih source of income ui» hearl." , myth un ihg irmriiei up firm *ml iin thrown on the market ui In *Hutm(hey ..... .. when He wrapped blanket* about her been knwii. The ep'sndo bus caused talk of a law requiring order l« get money In pay taxea " 11 I.lu ilp nu, was known of Unruh In ! ■ {} ‘J’"" ‘J: 5).;| aa she slumped down in utter ex­ members of Congress to Hlnto th eir outside sources of in­ nnd meet Ihe high cost of living, the Rlvrr Rood nelxhlmrbood. to - I u ,'r.uJ? haustion. Again and again he rewounded were come. Emtlnnd I* undergoing a real assnrud her: "You did fine, baby. "ather* S S S S S Jnun ""man'who j [*•>«» tVmpC -c m.1.1!"l" a ‘ f!H.JVatVI HUIIIAKD W. ERVIN, Attorney You did fine." Many congressmen on in vestige I ing commit Ires are I'conontie " le velin g off." lived el-nc an....... way* *lm>*-l. !<"'.... .. " r •'l"rlil«. delivered tho Hhe waa ntared aboard a speed­ quite imdidfiit on ferreting o u t Items which witnesses would m liar, at .. balltcfronl. 1 Itniverslty (Tnivrrslty of Florida Commence boat which needed for Dover. She ^ 1*1 • " 1 ,| Ihlmtlnx* police! AI1 ••vnlliiliU- doctuo and nurses meal iidore*? Just as soon not tell They should not object If they are ask­ Ire** at exercises Hnlur-, W#V still moaning: "Only a little dnv. murking (he e nd of the sec- WHV—only a little way. ed to go through Hie same experience. Sauce for the goose (('•• iiim * r —a P u , o*»i ■■ should also Im; sauce lor the gander. surp(i*ed, Jnlinstn*. added, when lierhood and uiulrrbm ka house. ^ H H ualt of fi0 pqiicemen and mid Hiimmor session. Exercise*, for | The end of her attem pt cam* they found Mara* on acting a* If'lo-houne search for any dead "t . itelectlvea tried to shoot 627 candidates for degrees were ,,h„rtlv after she had taken a cuphold in Florida Gymnasium at H fu| nf hot broth rushed from the he were one of .he hosts at the wounded who might have hern i *"»'dy H *.111 with UnruhW e" l.y pumping o'clock. Ervin nn alumnus of tn» •e-arort schoohar,-Black Magic. At ‘ 1— 1 rverlookid In Ihe exrltement. gathering. "It was Jo *1 like a Imllk," said >ullrt* through the windows of University, received his LI.B de- that lima «h« bad complained pf McCarthy I* a member of the n inont. loom.: .* gre* In 11)28, |th* cold. ... ;• j Hetinle investigating committee Dominic Lateln, 84. who run* » d*That failed,' , ------ ---------- - - - - ■■ | Earlier 'tl* b m f attack of n«uMini Im* been licking Into repotta fifiten food business at 821 rt Thun they sent out for machine FAI.HK PROPHETS L e a - a CMttran complaint of CbartMint some person* offered for a Rivet Road. guns nnd tear eat. HT. LOU1H, Kept. 0—m - A t n - n e l sw liagsw e-bad failed to stop fee iiMinllv 5 p e rm it—tn use In­ "I was In my <dmp wlten heard Tear gas bomb* were toseed bastador Philip C. Jessup today her. Revival tt>ies>eh* hod looked fluence to help businessmen get shots and »aw a hunch of ehtlWASHINGTON, Sept, 6—(A*)— Potato-growing region* uf the na­ government rmitrncte. He lias seld dran run out of the berberr shop, through the bullet-smashed win­ ! Mailed "false prophets” who erf* up and entiled-et 'th * people In dow. , tlclifl Injustices In Urn United the hoala accompanying Mr. . tion now im r tin* choice—gtCfpl governnicnl marketing and planting (hat Muragnn might to be tndl<icted Latela said. ’Then one woman A few moment* later Unruli (Rates while Ignoring those which , Shirley May 18.■JF RV IJ a lot at otOkf. had for perjury a* a rasult of testi­ came out carrying a child. I took cunluilt, nr Ime government price lUpfrorti. opened the door| and staggered occur In "Iron Hhroud" countries. Including Wjoraecti ^ f^ a ^ m m g * mony before the group. tha shJld from tier end rushed Secretary uf Agricullure Urannan announced the. new policy over Johnston also related that Mara- him to the hospital. Before I left In this country, he declared, Inlie was quiet and unhurt. other huelnase (lie weekend Unle*) potato grower* approve (he regional marketing gon once told him that ha (Johns­ I heard at least ten more shots. Juetlra "|a headline news becattea C,r^Iihnaf w*r( Police formed a »hould«r-toYut^Uj^$B4p#y to flnanea bar ngrur’inenta mid nrdurs, he eald,#- — ------- . ——- . ■ _____ ton) wasn't going to da very Tell The child, Thomas Hamilton thouler marching rank*. They It Is Ihe esceptlon," while In th# In Washington. tlirrr will Im nn price support* died et Cooper Hospital. hustled Unruh into a waiting pw- Soviet bloc nations "It la not hews ,rV spt ended, • man reached IBfl.OOO.OOfl hmhel*. In tlmsi’ arrn* That came, Johnston said, as when an Individual Js deprived of ■, Eye Wlttisis**—«n<l there were trol wagon. . . . . . Brennan estimated Ihe surplus the result of a disagreement’ Umy hundreds of them—likened the Kintinan dliclnsed that the fed". f X ; Small* i *would “ *tfarThe street crowd, which Includ­ Ilf* or liberty, or I* Imprisoned." )l privately end Kiivcrnmriit hml spent $870, this year nt about flO.OOo.OOO bu- had nt the party party for McCarthy, pesfcefol neighborhood lo a "scene ed many who** kin were sleln, ” If she her, j(her ‘ 11(111,00(1 to support potato market *h*l* but notad that lb* nutlets Johnaton saidil this Involved some GEORGIA ROBBERY* t urged angrily against the pollee l>rlrr» In the past three year*. i. He (fo r use of surplus spud* are de­ cheese that a Wisconsin maker WHEELING, W. Va., Sept. 8—' snccei And one of those who welched lines, shunting, screaming snd bel­ chrtetoi * dlka creasing. Those Include export*, was supposed to have sent for the said miotlier $72,000,000 wee ear­ (A’l—Police here nabbed two At name the shooting* r*M *rtJ»w 'Jnruh lowing, ’ * marked fur tun this year but Ihe conversion Into starch, flour nr Aflnlr. cetmly look tlm# off from Ills But they didn't crash the line. lanta, Ga., youths wanted tn con- movie—wei * • ewlm a fuel "may fait short of $60,000,- alcohol, and use for livestock feed. A couple of da vs later, Joh niton wl’d barrage to lean from tbs i 'J Her* Is a list of the dead In ncclinn with a $24,000 robbery a t t d. IKI0." rrralled. he received a relddW of window of his room and spit. tch today's m a n killing* ok * CamIhn night telephons call f r , o m In a letter tu Chairman Elmer Q p"llc* Chief W. Robert Kennedyl * raws* te .i , .Thompson said Unruh sedved leifvsd den itre a t|ti • Thomas (D-Okla) of the Senate Maragon. 40. a druggists identified them as Rnyc# I, Bead- provt Maurice Co w ltlT the Army, In an, ortHUry Agriculture Committee, Brannen As reported hy Johnston, th* ford, 10, apd Bobby Atkinson, 81 ,1her s *0)0 River *v * 4Ctoatta*e4 r?»«s e * n nasi claimed authority under axUtlnf erowded the nation’s ~highway*, convcrsnlion went this way: ,. ^ wife They were picked up yesterday. 1lure hi Knee .Col Maragon: You hnow. vnu afonT w ........ . law tu remove price props In any He seld Georgia poll*# wanted Corpora' •ty Council sitlmated. a* Mtndle — ikof- , awlrnmlna I* an < pnxluctlun or mnrkotlng area ... ___ on. g 8202 Riverr j Bradford a* a principal In the , Chann observed the final Thomas It tM<*« money rejuuln the controls. H ltd ay weekend of Ihe su l payroll robbery a t tha Sewell Rend. • . . . ....... summer Maragon: Well, you have tha Thumnx agreed he hail the au- eoeeon. Weather genet n'l/ waa Onls Bmlth, 0, 8W2 Tyler* Av# - ; Manufacturing Co., last Friday. Llv*. '.AfliompiuTn said the shonltngs misfortune In get Ip bad with mg. . expert thnrlty. Ke nue, . ,. ; . j »Atklhaon, » (» « * Kennedy raw, waa at Ri20 A. M., Eaelem niw, f-tTT mlng hands who of old c ra s h * flgurnd ln |he llrannan pointed out that "po­ Mrs, HekrttA g rln o , >8, 2814 .sought for tha theft of a stolen Standard Time. know ... Je* . Incltieded In the plane tato marketing agree men I a nnd „ | Uwt time .the detective sold. River Road, W de of <>n# month. , ear an(j M «„ accessory tn Brad-' It Bhlriey May IL aha Jumes J. Hutton, 48, 7 Locust / 0rd’s aacwpe. * • t ardors are currently In effect 'in ddatha was Dill Odom, the famUnruh* dreseed nattily in a light would b« round-the-world filer, who Avenue, Westmont, N. J„ an ln*j -m- - . ..— —£ seven designated production nrene ^ antt e e d while shirt with how tie, conquer th - — _MnrtAit XXL.imm Dmh.1 I.m,... <DINGO 8CAI,I'S BRING PLENTY . iraUh which Included 61 per cent of Ul* etwehed In the Thaminon Trophy m b out nf 8200 River Road, where •I'rum'p colloctoe. Gut Clark lloovar, 88, barber, S2I0 r y d n EYI Australia —O P ) , total IU4H cron and 112 per cent of Air i Rocs at Cleveland. Your perhe waa a roomer River Road. ^Ojl ' ranking '* the Intu crop." ' , • il- ’w pe were killed In a plane crash ....... Whin a d ln r. R e aw ing Me gun into action ‘ Shirley May trlsona. *raraaesl John Jo h n 'X J>P Ialch I . - , —lk— , 27, Delaware»^ n V t...i l ,E SJM RH ^W H Ba B a lH ^ im p i H Ho nlsd noled that growers of Di, A F----and fired at. pasaersby on the jo h t'"'.l« h t Hnrtless. Pennsauhtn Township. N. to collect h k eealp bonuaea last the ' California early potatoes had ra- WYAL l street, lie then cam ' Kept. 6-O D »•!> Iruled a marketing control pro- —The Florida Highway t l Mr. nnd Mrs. Maui Patrol “ trol gram In June and added that thop today added Up ala Traffic deaths Who hot# an apsrtin h . l l i i d ” death. ie ,:| for fort AIyIm T ).' P iy . e in o ii 'AVemw, lo , #a fortnIUlW work. ] will-lose price supports next ■ — house In which he lived. ^ state over ih* Labor Day In tha Mantna, N. J. .I The The-hunter wad Clarence rone* Car* u*r< >hu Steel pipes and t a b u ra w er* and In eubsoquent yenre us Wife shrlekrdi A wnituint Identified only aajttale, who breught In m•ipe *d am they ro ver* thWr sUodf - #latral* headquarters here remanlacl lU'e got a Mtk. Bmlth',! 1 l l foxes, s i I banks i f The Vnarkctlng sgreentsntl aM BoHed that between 6 P. M. Yrt(ding sgreeratnt* *n These er An unidentified woman. in older* for potatoea apd.olhar .fi . dashed upstairs where her .products usually operaU liTl * * 5 : .* 5 : Charles, ^Hl, wsa In a bedromn. ■“ NEW Rim DRIVE ... m or region: Under them g r r ' ffr#': WJurW add boy in a clo u t and fr-LAV-Tha canton agroo to limit produtMon ra d »timated I t vlY-i Chinese Cdii___ ytauneM ketlng tn order to' obtain g ' : •vyr bed dowq op 4h# dd a new drivht led a year oca, market price. 1 : ■' . ’•on l ” a^ x bW.trqoba. batweowMiii As n f u t dingo enn sprint If the market falls below i »ryt*g lo get away, ran ' mllen an Hour, ih* game government support levels, foots* a beak doer. Ho w u shot f a S W s i s ^ ■ nn well n* msney In it. ere usually turn thetr producti'i an awl fall ovei; <lfmA In over to the government at thesap-1 4seq .muey :but port laval, i ; - ™ , Hr^. Minnie im m »f t U end M ‘ uld It •Bah wUImL, baa, . Siiueo I'or Tli« (lundcr Navy Probe j»» is m , S " "-r'jsr.hrt" "" Potato Growers Faced With Choice Between Control, Price Support m Accident Toll OS s wa s tss ...... f ia u s r r Thorns? Satisfied liar ' Si (X iiiX ? . *1"' ”' *** RKi &c.‘ g r.’mTffl a SB 'W "M te f t i M H isiHAr.Lrr *-.h“ jsw 5®*** rii Jn* ■ ■ ■ ■ in i 1 ........................ ' t js r ,v v 1 'r ' t r'a'T. �■ ■ • ' - ** '■/' yuEi8DAT vr.V. ' H n n tf9 . , THE 8ANT0RD H E R A L D . S A N F O R D , FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 8. 1949 S S o cia l A n d Personal Activities C a rlin P a lm a r K ay— S o ciety E d ito r 4 T . PAGE T H R E E —m ' . Patricia Peacock WCICil L a le n d e r \\wla Fred Dougherty P e r a. T .»h* ItaiiiTi 4fv»tii olid Mr*. n . / _ , , , t \ iiil.ii niunaiiu-d ut tlie h»me I T elep h o n e I4N „t \ . | l ... i'almc*',. .Ave---------------------------- ..... lorn Thin*.!:,. .voning honor_____ _ ______ me Mi*. C. Ii. Il.nvr*. i uhrful . ........................ ........ I ..HI, ill d lltlllVleil with f..m fl*l'll . , , -»,i i,> ,|.i.niftti* tlii- »>n ty s o n a l s 11 ,VIII*. *................... Sllaa Hatty AII« i.|. ii m |IU . N Mrs. C. R. Howes Is '*nl1orv^ " dh Shower 1 ......... ... liota lloole h au li(l. ' I III- i M - n i t i g b rid g e M . ......... . in [ s * * 1> + + + ' » + * * i . + * + * + + + + * 4 1 » a 70H» «'!•%« - {v f»*» Hi* vicrM»\ tlu* I hike ul I IliiqueiinK, hut lh» fii*t "i" ut iv'OT.VUl the nanu flit into itisUA**. ‘ ''i cftll lump n tliHuiiir ’Juu '■ «• '.S B I * . « J i, ohll tiMigtlt / .?* 1 <£ I ** • ‘l r *.-■* W t 'v i i ,, -.Ja . •. 4 *. . v ? W • V l . f l K j B ' ' V; **•' | i i ) •'£* r f r 'K “TVS’V ' f y 7 V IF ? *r> 1 f A t \ • ' • -. , Hr. (’. I„ Persons Ol'TfiMI-.'lltKI •-*l * *iitmliini i«i h»*r* I111 #4 II■***ia it j* i •.«( it - 1 a| AlliOtil A>., inii it i ||-« >iI* |ll<l(. IMlI.Hf Jl>ll *>■!<1 «* + •!-•*- . w as ....... "" i I")'*........... e > priae w»< ..... •" Mi* 1 1 • l« ir ..**•> wu1,1 ]' • 1 ‘ .............. . uuiiih |ili«ye>i. TUKSDAT In „ (|nl»t u-irumny pvrfuimad relumed to Gainesville whenThe FitU-lin Clu** of the Firm .Sutuuny ut 11:1)0 A. M. mi the ih r ha* rt*uin«d hri ■tiiiltr* m .Baptist Chun'li will meet with' home of ihe Rev. U. L Whatley, th t Alachua County i(o*|iitul. .. ... _____ St 11 WflA H'lill IIV Ml**. .Nil I*Ml*. J. 1*. HulUeluw, 1016 Kim ,ll»» Pansy Patrirln Peacock, Mr. and Sir*. J. II. Walt* left mm v\ • ul.iiui >,t M1 I.iinu Avenue. at HiOJ 1*. SI. ini light or of Sir ami SIr». J. I* D tp lit,, g lin t of honor woe preThe Daughter* of We*l«>y Class IVucock, livcamo tin* bride of Fir.I yiM trday for W ratfirld, N. V eutcil u if Ii ,< 11 llill I,f I of gift* W., 1 mjii Doughert of Cate City, and point* ill Canada where they of tlit First Methodlat Chuicli plan to *tay about three week*. vn, Ii ii« if pintF<1 in u minln■C ui hrdd a iiarty in the da«» room ; .11 F t I a I f |vl i f "alUllVIll ft • t 8:00 I*. M. llu.iU'um’n will lie ) Fur h u wedding I lie lirlde chum »nlih1 FiJUi^F liwynn Heel left Hum.ay fm mI uf Mi*. C. H. Winn, Sir*. J. K. Cour-, .i milt of u idue-gray m ixturt Mi* m- Fiijiiyin^ tin* p.'ity irr, Mr*. L M. Tyto, Mr*. 0 . **' W .. "in with lilack nrreikorie*. A Hulllmore. Md. where lie will ,r .M» *, .1 I r i i m T . H i n 1. . or*uge of white lone*, tuiirrusr. Millie hi* atuille* lit JoliVt HopItgllty anil SII>h Fniridl. Mi ■ » K T f i \ ill rv iM . J r . M i * j i ml sweetheart ro.e* cnmiileted kin* Hospital. > miM u 11mi Mi*. I Hi k /* !m *!1 T lll’flSDAT I li i- eiiM'hl*, Tit* cuupile wa* un y * *1 I ill 11Sr*. M l * It W. Sir. ami Ml*. C. I.. Itedding amt Mia* Juseplilnu June* *eere*nty j .itleiidrd, , of tlit Woman'* MUaioiiaiy l | Mi*. Doughrrly m o educated liau ghler lliiri ti-lt utten.lid tiie 111 Mini M m . |litPM*y, V|i*t 0 I Of tilt Florida Hn|itl»l Convenllmi ,, (|lt, |»„h|n llennett lllgli School wedding of Mi*« .Marimi h iundi i• i ••i***ii"*. M m . W I'llFliiml h lid the -‘3 . ' • i **l *■ T!*i T T' 1 i« rtf Mu* Hr*M . I*!., „„ i u#. i ,„*. n fleal'i .Sumlov. Vapiitl Church will J t” 1 nt iivu.it In Sanruid for the luiat I Z\ ! Mr. and Mr*.Dudley (i love I | ./.lium * of Mia. W. l>. atoudeii.) y,.,,,* she wa* emidnyed lay of Tampa spent the week-rml t.tlr*, 601 Elm Avenue, at "ulo Unu,.,, Kleetrir. Slit. Daugherty, dflOlO STATION P. 61. ... , ... .... I 'he run of Air. *n.l Mr*. Claude with Mr*. Clover'* parent*. Mi 1 ^{ 'liit V. F, 'V.' Aiijllluty " ... * Wat tun Dmigheity of Uale City. mid Mr*. C. C. (Inatt. W.T.R.R. : « K *: ,i. ; i, : m»rt at the legion Hut nl d:ou | Hielvi'd hi*nlucntlon in the Shoe* Mr. and l l a It. S. Levy and RutV t u. t r ....... i P. M* , , . . , , , 1 1 1 oiker High Hi-IuhiI and Virginia ton, Richard Emmett Levy, uf j The Heiulnolu Itelwhah l-odge i ulyieehnlr Instituli ut Hlnrk*L... , t I . Ihvl dl . t No. 4!l will meet In reguliii 1 1, e Vn. He nerved i» n ca|italn Atlantic City, N. J. are guest** »■IIM i •. I y r a i n it shimbort# of Mr. Levy'* parent*, Sir. utnl> *loti ut 8:00 I*. M. Ill l" ; ****** j i,: the CAC in the Purlftr Theater N r wu .1 it L *t Sir*. Sam Levy. W r a i r n i J«Mii1i«»r*F Ftllowa Unit. Vh.ltor* welcome. f IJ|W|, • - —— | T h r 7 i t ' t ' l i i f k «' MII Ii SI«tnher* urged to he pn.rent. | r)1|,(jwjll|( „ w,.(Uhi,c trip to «*w» Mr. and Mr*. D. K. Norwoi -it iVliirh KMIIlAS j the southern nutt of the atnte Ulld two children of I.ersliUig weie 8 if Prt|Miliii M*111*Inn I *rvot lohi c ioo h ». Th* rkgijlur Y,.wii-end i.ireting : *•"*• i'"iot* In the Caiollnar Sir. the Labor Day week-end gue*l* ^ I h Motwla In 'IdRlt' ♦ •• nl Nlnr ^ v i l l n m t at O Olf 1*. M, T im e will t 11,1 Sir*. Duuglieriy will he nt nf Mr. Nniwond'* pm elite. A in men in • > r \lr< 1 ltn lion 11s 4i h m M m -eii r**»*« ■•***§ li ne i re g-tinei mi l f frenimniiit* i 1■■»<•* "Her Sept, go on Joneitwro !» Pitpnliir Nf limit* |y t u n c lii'i'ii 11111 >I m I unit « n Everyhorty I* welidmu.' I HumI Uftle City. Vu. where he I* 1* »A Aii grin frill To M’FimI Mr. and Sir* Jame* M. Jack btlllk Or I 11j' *")I Fut illi *I%II'll .MONDAY : uirdiived l>y the (lute City I’lan,.,. t’lll I ’ p f s l . l t * ron and daughter, Sally I, ,I m ' ,y » III .* -A t l l r l ' A Music iltt' M ini? t ’vp o t r n i i>r> lo lul* Munduy: 11:110 I*. SI. Circle* uf | "*« ' Ml1 and Nancy of Creicent City i»» i » nhi, \ > « , ll*trri»Av<N«ls Mlu* til bftM ivi M* u n IIIU'» U F a ' * 4 mil the Women of the I’reahytrilun | _____- -- i »n h r H r n A H t « r *p*nt the I.ahor Day week-end I* iitgiU fu in tg ii*pp« < i Min? iiiie**n4> . i a■* \i .inil Mg Vurlgty Chinch will meet u« follow*: I’u l,«re with relative*. t i a 11p t «a f i hem i I i AI unit' H A IV atII cU No. I. Mia. K. A. Cohh. chair- | l o U l i s t ( i T O U p H o l d s i: - c World m Nmm ’ll it . o.ll ll lr p put up h u m of i>u* mun, with Mr*. J. W. Meio, Lake, .. r Mr*. J. E. Terwilitger of TOP i 4m»« r lu lt iRt'iirv (t)i »lie m'\% *»'lum «**n I’.Hiiilttr Htitr Onora; Circle No 2. Mr*. K. W. i Oak Avenue had a* her gue.te 1i I"* »|l to I HI) Vltlfh Uf l( W*l* I *»•»«•* A m*» IcuTm Fite, clini t null, with Sin. Clmrle* for the pait two week* Mi. unit i (iia 1If.triii M*ir)" I A*eli ir* It** by i . 11,i n\vtii|f Willi Fuinf 1 rw*on, t’am: run Avc'uue: Cii ........................ . . . . . . Mr*. W. A. Levitt of Waycio.-*, - Ft 1'1'ir II h - i I k H o u r T i.r '<tiF u Imp Iin* l>»'i'ii 4un j " a.i )!*, Nun*. lU tlc h • vie No. II. Mr.. I„ i Frurlar. *«« P*»«» aubmitted fm Ga. Ii f|| | In '* 11***•1 t<l|l*llld1lll|| fi'1 I ' "i I'. Mf.lt' Hl»|* ♦C hrlrr. »n, will, Mr*. 1. I I .... ■, ,0 ‘ 'Uhe, *l;lp f«t> u he meeting ’ . ,lo m u *. ^ |{ rm lltrir* Q|.lt M'lll*. put Up H.tigftll) tier, Celery Avenue; Circle N„ | ‘ 1 '* ««olo.d lu .i.l.l U ni. SatLittle Mis* Hetty Ann l.oi.g >e ,T F' V >ur M fm o rs Ho u r * ♦ill" d Slit. 0. f Hemle.lmi, Cliitlr'i.mn. I ' r,,u> «».‘he Iq u il.t te n * 1 Mi -it l . m a *r « P r o g r a m Sumluy fiom Winiei I M ,1 uliolf with Ml*. W, It. Tench, *ec turned 4 id 1'-|*11 a Hrmlfr with Mr* D. C. Mown nl, 110' tin): III I ** Vt.nt*. f». It llllr ' e liiy , i,ientiling in the nhsetne Haven wlieie *he vlalled l„<i 4 4*. Ma !t*oMirit| It' ' Ioi ju*hl uf* Nfav An Ttn» Mh VI fun H o u r grandparent*, Mr. uml Mi» II. II ....... .....;• I ihe h icltli lit, John Hcnhmik F Tin* Mr ( k I i I H |mi I ..... Hill ft I ‘I >> I •* ttlle plnll tldilllltled wa< a fee Rudd for three week*. ' g DM \ , M * i "i.11 i t|ii tiM n.F ulfIf l *uf I '' 1 it* Hmisrp to n.ver the rut Ire cn trft ,inmi nt HiiPKcher > 1 ts foi 11*pH11* mill * "I" S u m I* I'u rn itt ■I Ihe o'lilei un,| tli,, two bhuffleRandall Chase left on Satin . *»*’•'l.untd court*. The uthei phtn day for Hu ms la Me. C |p e. Cod, i7 dim I*.... (H lfltnjr nil m I'irtHit Selmer ' l MIIIIlli- SI ll i 1,. ml I" I1 *un lit eliuigv u tepaiHtw fee lot Mai*, to spend a few day* with Bo*** fill' « f.etflY ll'i.ll'le M’sslI.MS IIIi«« I'n igrit ni of t'tntilai ■4■ ilui.e wlrhlng niile to enjoy the hi* family who will accompany 4*. fv * vi|of pp |»v ( ’nrl* . l.i - I .1, 1,11 .Old - | lil"l CK Olds liu*|iitulity and entrrtulnmrnt* hint home after spending the 7v .oi V .rlris Httl |l i . »;• I’chi in the center. In onlei to summer there. I 1M ,VI t***f flip Hit tint W ill ,4 i nppi-iii* gieni i'i" ....... . VlMl.t I M i f l . i n Min tin- privilege uf playing un HAND 1NSTIMJAIENTS 1 '* M I* n l (*♦i \| unU* gi - “ • 1 i , in,eli in pi i-y iding Hie Khufflel.nurd court*, It wim ex. Mr. and Mr*. A. D. Hrnyvii ne ,1 tir-inn* In Hfir rirr Ea*y Term* I "the RiPntotl* Ft lil ii *,' he Mlldc■ I IhIiiviI tliut n person would lirat daughter I’utly letorned Sundai "• I’■A *'«• Tl • On ♦< rlthir Hi.il in in, lii.d mi M.i.o f * 1C I mw of Day Olive to hecoiile n nielllliea of the frunt Winter Haven wheie tio-i • t.4 I'.H. ,| .r \hi*lr ii * m i i.i l i dil In i d l to ki i p p i' ■' 'lourl*t (iioup. The mutlor will visited Mr. and Air*. R. II. Rudd M 1’ r Mil Oil NmI1*1III* The Music Box IffH1) <i. ,i phenomenal to ow m oe lifted upon ut n future dale. »*i o S ouv en ir* for Bevel nl day*. |i, ,1,,, . In . |.iipidution I. -ut ' "II Vi'S I I’I iiii * were i‘uni|ileteil fur the 326 Sanford Are. I'h. U33 f i i,'. T't, ii, niits Time ll"' till iV 'I I Ul mg f«l 1III* cl,mil nirule wliirli m u held on l.uhor Hunfurd, Fluridu II. K. Long letorned home Sat , vi , ' u, i. iv|ii llmdrsvou* 1 ,1. 1: I ',' , . d - wlin-li h a v e ,e count !, o f u * * ' Vi' ' ' Iurdav from l.oulsvlile, Ky. wheie l u x d di.i , tin tuist In V » , ' t :• un uigji nfl it K nn| i Lk|!«W* ueni* I 1'* ,m* ,M,*n ''"'I'hiyed foi the -*____■ F n l. wlieie lj* l * 'p „ | two monili* by the Fruit 1.111Nti DANCING i fler nttendinv the summer ses­ ® , 111— £* M l nl l.M H, |d l i I' - Vice sion at the University of FlnrTench, Dr. Htnrk I* a unsl real \ 11" || \V l l i ' l k l l - y Ulld Harry II. Ilrasley, prim-limi of 1 hi In Gnlnesvllle are: Leslie tlfrt* of the Tourist Club. ll, i . ■Inti S II. illcy m e go Hellevlew Junior High ........ I, Hnivev. Rnhltv Park, fom ni' Mr*. Ilcrthu Young wii* award- ha* returned to Hellevlew after V'oii'luin, Kenneth Leffler, Hill g .I..... Air Cnndli limed nt llu t linn 11,di I t *1 n pi lie for ex cel IItig In the spending Ihe weekend with Id* ^huemitket- Arthur Urattan and t' Mil’in rtf* game* mid contest* during the puients, Ai ii. "i, they will have lunch Sir. and Sics. C. C. Finncl* Wilson, entertainment program conduct- liriisley In .Sanfnrd. I hi It du Hl'lllc Will i, , ■ <-l by Mip* Slaty McSI-ihon. Dur­ Mr. and Mi*. John Telwllllgcr Mi nml Alls. J, II. Tlndel. All, ■u i "I'llIM ing an intermission of the liu*l- iirul ill,lighter tinil have letiinicd ulld Mi*. Ann.Id Tlndel nml »-n, I t . , I 1,i 11 Mile iu.de 1,11,iii ll ree* uniting and soclnl lioun re- to ilii-ti home in I'liulintiooga Hnmiii* are expected to tt'lurn in II.nil, > tin oliiwl nt frrsliuient* weic reived by Mrs. nfl,-i spending the past week with Onv fiom Mnlille, Ala. where llni I ii ,, i l. Hull piilll Ii ul lit l< lit lolls • Mi Tei willlgi r's mother, Sir* J, attended the funeral yeetenlnv '■( K. IT iwilliger. their In oilier ami unrli-, Mr Wul ----------ter Tftldel, who passed nwny Today and Wed. SZ Among those returning homo denlv Friday night. and Sir*. M. F. Falkenlwrg, Sir. fSa* lend Mi|«, SI Clwtiles Hlieply, Detroit, Mich., J. O. <J. Campbell, W. B. ) Smith and W. E. SteMaiter* of In M ln u tca —fo r P « n n l * i - a n o fu ro M v I Menu,hi*, Tenn. There were 86 inemlwr* present. JjX lo v o ll* r w a v t l ■ .m , Fit: ida S I I Regular Meeting ■ n « i !?>' 1 1 f|..l MMwmm i„o e.«. Ihsi,i '‘ ^;„"-,k>;,„„. i .... , ft(4t' tlii- 5-,.-V '. (l f, Wed Nh'ijic . . U ' h I U h i ; S h e e r UIiif Sfri|i«* . Alli'i'iiuim Sheer While bill i|»c . Fveiiiug Sheer ty/o w & CCi TOUCHTON DRUG CO. ACTUAL S m TESTS PROVE i ELmildertohands t BIRTH ANNOt/kcKMENT Mr. and Mr*. Henry Jameson I announce the birth of a son un Stomlay at Fapnald-Laughton (Memorial Hospital. than any product1made fcr washing dishes...fine fabrics! Mr, and Mr*. W. J. Peacock, Jr. announce the birth of a eon, Willi* Jordan, III, on Thureday, Sept. 1 In Fe/nald-Laughton Memorial Hoepi&Y _____ a s a ^ W / • ■ ADDED CARTOON V 8 PORT PARAMOUNT NBWH Avenue t Circle No, 6, Me. A. H. McRaney, Chairman, with Sir*. John Ivey, 8601 Grandview Averue> Circle No. ti, Mre. J. II. Munger, Chairman, with Mrs. W. R. Jinninga, E. Eighteenth Street; Circle No. 7 Mrs. I-ton Walker, Chairman, with AI«U. George Touhy, 801 W. Blxtoenth Street. ^ »; ggft Chairman, with Mrs, A. B. Peter■'nn, Hidden Lake. 1.75; T o every w om an w ho cn ri’H u b o u t h e r Iuuu Ih . . . V ul to hainlit lim n m u/ o th e r In id in t/ p r o d u c t tim pn f o r UiHhen nml line fob ricn ! A ettm l nkiti tentH m atlo b y u n d e n t la b o ra to ry — n u n ie furnlH hed on r e q u e a t— p ro v e JUST IlfORI HAVING Waihlngton, D. C., for Atlantic City, to represent Hie lotion's Capltel 11 the " M u America” beauty pageant. Mury June 10. take* Vice President Albin Ilarltlvy by nup iiir mid plaid-. « iii»» mt lue c)i«*k, The "Veep", ubvlouely well plcrcd, told her »)' ■ “should he e eliK'li for tiie croivn," (fiifcrmttimral .S’uumlphotu, In m ih le r w n n lim s Indeiienit! T r y thin new C o lg a te -P a lm o liv e - F e e t nuda. Y o u 'll love it s th rillin g ttd/t/ntmn to IuuuIh! Fur Vet c o n ta in s n o ilUiulit mm m m r FLOOR SANDING AND FINISHING w m m m w mm m m m time in half! jn A !v: "A Better Job a t a B etter Price" m m m Z X fA a s g f c s s w e f f a m v a u w t f o v t & # n g /A *1 *r Inlaid L ln o leu ai Flor • E ver ■ dc'.. M M*____* ____B A R I — |R lV 0 C K t f« La*. WIN OEREK Color Cartoou Short! Chlldra* Under 12 P rte Plastic H u h h er -T* A, J and Juat wash slid rlnae dlNhea. No wiping I Vel leave* no noaji scum or streaky flint to pnilHti away. Vel cut* gieaaa faster than nmip la-avea m> dlNhpan ring. Clean* dishes dormer than soap; saves up In half ymir dlahwaHlrlng time,! •<> A sp h a lt Tile H , A ll Work G aaraatoc* Uoatpltle Hhowg 7.1* A * tlf . .. •* RFACING CO. •It % *m a te*a*e*-«u>k*f ta*w g a n e sa i pm ca. i * * ' ,12 -f A ;,j] M % js >. ti • • 'As* 'Vr,; ■i 7 ' 1 PlMM lil* • -i : •' rHF*** -1•■Mlfrity'iv*- *Nr:r ■NHSfi'iV . ■ * * ______^ w > — iii— - — ' * «! d -----------t. ’ w ?• i'jri) rt^eV)1***++- ■ s\* �% 9 u-.<1 »IJ'lWW.»tUBK'/-Tllfk«1 ’« W ?Ytl ^ r^ -rv ^ -, T— • ?• "I ^' i^' •', 'j' . , C/ I ’•■ ». % ' t.f»> ,*| f j 'i mH> Only Fourteen More Nights Of Racing In Volusia T alatka Azakfts Defeat G-Men *n i And Daytona Trounces Saints yM f u * y n«»ton* Beach Islander. dcfca «* r r ; e , ' ,n.« {« u « **# • nm samt* 2 to o, ■» w .n y h r r L n » y!» 9 , -*.*r r", II!' Daytona hinder, Hot revenge for *’ *!’*,. *hl rm,nt - a *l I h i * earlier defeat of lh« acrlei. ' riainmuilin*. , , . , Thu win, scored before 153ft paid H -fti" Vo *? ° . * ldwl lho f«nn evened the scries at two all. 1 ? -J**ulri“ l">v,;n 1The fifth Kami) will take place *>«*«“»■ » ° - h; three rorllv erruru, a'* HU* Jim llcnrs limited the Inlander* P.rroyo *»fl nicked' » *« two hlta hut two Klimt error* aept (hem well a iw e g , ami (jt>(| ,(| hu ,|0H,nfu||. Diy tona g o t' .•truck out acven bat tar a. of their five hit* and their (ialnearille “ *” • .. A three ,Collin*, 2h it* two tnllie* In Hie fifth Inning. All It H „ DAYTONA Allen, Ih (I Henley, 2h 4 t) 0 ’A —Du lane v 1 U 1 o , lli|t|>, rf Rivera, cf 4 0 I 0 Rucker. 3b „Plrtlu. rf 4 <1 I 0 KterliriK, Ih Ivy, If a » o 3 I,lichen*, If Burke, 9h a o ii ;j Kmrnerick, rf iSInger, *» 4 i i 1 Demrna, c IWalkoi, c I Muntnihnno, ** 2 I) 0 ontrlh, p n (iaihli*, p a i ii • MIIIImiiI. n 1 Totals 4 0 - g ’ 12 24 Palatka . AB R 11 O 0 I Benito, 2b 4 1 1 !} 4 Erhard t, ** 0 2 1 1 Pennington, Hh Tabh. 3h 2 1 * 0 0 >I In vim. If Grieve, s* 4 r 0 2 0 I 0 McLeod, rf 3 a 0 i 0 1 I’iclmn, 21i 0 0 2 (I Khiicmnkr, if Maiurck, cf 2 V 0 3 y | lllllllU, Ih a o o 14 Mayer, lb 0 4 1 1 (l tlaaper, cf 2 ii u 2 Burns, If 3 2 1 1 a o o A Corrals*. c 4 2 4 i» 0 Aim klnnd, c 2 0 0 0 1 llene*, p Arroyo, p 2 1 0 0 0 lleiner, p Tqtul* I 0 1 o X—Kniplnskl A—Ran for Allen Ti? lltli Inning. ao o r> 27 Tuliil* Gainesville 000 (Mil 102— 4 Palatka 027 Oao 10*—t a X Singled for llene* In Rth. 0 (H) 020 0 0 0 -2 B—Walker, ljilllu n l,' II u r k e ,' Payton* 000 (HI0 000 - 0 Mayer 2, Tnhb 4, Renltu, Hurkr, | Hi. AuKuatino Ivy, I’lrtlr 2. HIL—Anoyo. H— | K— Krhnidt, Kotin, Monta! Mayer,* Arruyo.DP—Collin*, H!n- hnno, Pennington. RHI—Rucker. H CKAUII KNICHT er to Allen; Walker to Hingur, —Monialhanu. Ill*—Gaddis, MonO B -G alnesvlllo,j i l "J’alatka 6. Iallu.no to Hlerllngi Healey to PLACE KICKBRi When the Hollina College Tara acore ft leurh MB—u/f Pontallo t, Arrnyo it. HO Hterllng. I,(ID—Daytona 4, HI. i ,triwn. Coach Jack McDnwall again Ihk ymir will rail on the educated rro yo 7, 7 , llllliiird II —:hv .Arroyo 3. HO AoKustine 4, HR—(laddla I, Bane* i„(, „f cimrllc Knurht of Mnlh'iurne In convert tho point. When the . . . 0 run*. 2, HD (laddla 5, Rene* A. HD - ..................... Pont aliof 3 In 2 a/il 2/J1 JnnlUK*i lOO-^oun'l gunrd report* fnr flral practice Hrpt. 10, he wilt lai *lnrll l f l f —I’ontnllo (Mpcure'ki. I’ll— i Kuiiim In 8 Inning* 4, 2 tun*. I,- - ing Vila thinl third seuaon with the la ra . Walker. I.—I’a n t n l l p , ■ | llene*. II—Rorowy, Leila, Buck. T -------------- tr m FLORIDA HTATK LEAGUE (Shau|hnra*y Pleyoffa) Reaulta Yealerday Dnytona 2, St. Augtixtno (,Her lea tied, 2-2). I’iilnt ka HI, Galnesvlllo ■Series tied, 2-2). fiamen Today Ht, Augustine lit Daytona. I'nlntkii nt Gainesville AMERICAN I.KAOUK W i enm Pet mi HI 4H .023 New York H2 S2 .012 nt! Iiixtion 7H Cl .not Cleveland I letr olt 78 58 .574 I'hiludclphla 07 05 .508 1514 rhicaKo A3 HO .308 30 M. I,mil* 48 HA .368 35 W I 43 87 .331 38 4 I WnthiuKton Result* Yealerday Mew York 13.5 PhlU'lelnt.1.. 4* ott I 21 Ki ci)nil game railed cm| of 7, darkness). N r.W YORK—Th* definite unfairness of tha seniority system, a facet nf Ufa today that always ha* disturbed me greatly, la nowhere more sharply proven than In tha cate of Peter the Great. peter the Great la a hlppopotamua. or, aa I believe the Blhl«‘described tha apeclea, a bloody behemoth nf Holy Writ. He ha* lived moat of hla nntiirat life In the tlrona Zoo and ha now la 4fl. This makr.1 him the oldest known hippo In history If my Information la to be trusted. Thera was n female behemoth In a Dutch loo who waa running neck and neck wl(h him for a whll* but ahr d id a few year* ago at the age of 43. A* Cm oldest known hippo In hlatory, Peter the (Drat commands a great deal of attention Mai Helmer •---- —- --K-- MJher y—i "iy Mppupotantu* m New York, your listener promptly say* "Peter the Great, eh?" In a kind of wnrd.nasnrlitlon routine that you usually connect wllh the Drilling of convicts Like an elder statesman. Pete I* looked up to with great respect chiefly because nf Id* age. The theory appearn to he In moat parts of our land that the older you get. the morn <Mit are to be revered. And the longer you have worked nt a Joint, the more money you should gel I am not the man In dissect this theory completely, because mine la a shalkvhMbrain at best, but It does seem to gtvr the short end of the stlrk to the virtuns nf talent and ability. Detroit 4-2, Ht. Louis 0-1. Ronton 5-12, Washington 2-2, i Icvi'lnud 5-0, Chlrngn 3-4 NATIONAL LEAGUE 'I rum W Pel OR Nt. Louis 82 lit .02(1 HI 51 .0)4 nt lliooklyn rhlhidelphln 70 03 .620 10 Motion 07 00 .504 10 New York on oa .40(1 17 Piitslniigh AH 72 .440 234 ANYWAY, WHAT IRItITATF.H MK AROtfT PKTK la that he Cloiinnull 52 78 .400 20 % (l.icsgo get* all th* respect nnd attention that rightfully should go to Rosie 52 82 .388 314 Rchtfmlel. Rosie and Rchlcmlel are somewhat more Juvenile behe­ Result* Yesterday lliooklyn 7-13, Ronton 2-2, moth* who are quartered In the Central Park Zoo, and to he truth­ Onrinmitl 7-2, Chicago 3-7. ful about It. what they lark In age. they make up In verve. Ht. Louis U-4, PRtrhurgh 1-5 Tnry are as sparkling, a* talented, a* gay a pair of hippo* aa I (second game Id inning*), ever have seen. Hut do they get the big play* Hah! I’hlhulclphla 11-4, New York 7-2. Pete la like K h t Mr. Rxief everyone talks no much about him, SnUTHKRN ASSOCIATION because the legend ha* spread, that he draws the big crowds. Rail* Lilli" Itork at Rlriningham postand Bchlemlel are Ilka The M tdw am tn ot C htilloi—infinitely more P»ned—rain. entertaining but not half so well publicised. ' New Orleans 5-2, Chattanooga 2-3 When you face fact*, you rralUe that Pete is a pretty *ad spec­ Atliiriln 4-4. Memphis 0-1 tacle Maybe years ago he lind It, hut today he la ruughly compared Nashville 4-4, Mobile 3-2 to Joe Louis—over the hilt. In hla youth, according to Leo Cran­ SOUTH ATLANTIC LKAflHP. dall. the Rrnnx Zoo's general curator, Pete packed away a hundred Macon 11, (iieenvllle 3 pound* nf hay. 10 loaves of raisin or whole wheat hrend. some beets ■Savannah 8-1, Col urn Ilia 0-2 and a bushel or so of grrrn cornstalks. He was really a heavy Jacksonville 3, Charleston 2 doer, as the racetrack people *ny of a hungry colt. Columbus 3, Augustu 2 Today. Pete eat* gruel and only about five nr ala gallons of that (IKOIHIIA HTATF. LF.AODF, Ry HAROLD V. RATLIFF Vidnlin-Lyons 8-12, Raxley (Ml a day I suppose Pete does demand a certain nmuunt of veneration I tloii* hut the 1048 froahman cro|i MACON, Hepi. ft—(/!*)—ll wa* AI* Newafeaturaa hernuse of hi* many year*, hut I can report factually and dourly 1was terriflr The Horned Ft"** •Sparta (1-4, Duhlln 2-1 IMLLAM—llecauao they mutual between the fan* and tha thnl It la not very Inspiring these daye to watch old fat stuff slop­ _ were Ihe only fallow* able In Fitzgerald It-11. Kastman 3-3 ji defending cham pion*, have Macon I'eache* last night. dcD-nding champion*, have a . 4Mm .h - ,(irii tw., Tlftnn 0-13, Douglas 0-3 ping around with hie gruel. ** *rheilule * * A cmwil of 4,416 (paid) *«w the ' meat favorable and are lh i1Btii1„i »h,! M.o, • • e a FORKHT IIILLH, N. Y., Kept. 0 liKDKDIA-FLDKIDA I.KAODF, Houth Atlantic League chum..... the guy* who can do It. S D r a He on e.Jh accaalSS —HP)—Richard (I’ancho) (Imunle* PLAYOFFH THE HHOW THAT PETE PUTfl ON rnr the customer* la not ex­ , of l.oa Angele* atlll.Ja thy nnmteiir In tfaalr flr»t homo stand slim Southern Mathmllat Unlveralty'a. 111V," ’ Albany 7, Amcricus 4 (Albany actly four-star material, either. Ninety per crnl nf the time he just ' . . . g S / '1r "uuh fllark h o r!« ,imi i leails 2-1 in heal of five) tennis*elinmplnn-.of the United Winning the pennant, ami (hey D-lball leg........... re f.vnrM Hound era down to the pool nnd Ilea In ll, dreaming of tho good old make hlatory In thn fl«uthwe*t „ , k T i-jcmb while It will Waycross 3, Valdosta 2 (WayStates—hut It la nitiwtnHy doubt­ were not let down. <lay* when he was one-a mb twenty, an Houseman pul It, and he could The Pear lie*, throwing In two Conference this year. " ™ !!' . ! ' cro*s wins 3-0 first round) ful thnl I’hiicIki v;l|l, iemu in an koop a good shot nf Prohibition gin on his stomach If an obliging liomn ritriR hh tm it*, nn* No team uver hrfiiro won throe i ** f tposition*, f* amateur very long, v SOUTH LAST M R N LKADlIK could spectator furnished It. ruw down' ,,u" ° B 1 w 10",, At the munient, I'nneho lan't the (iieenvllle Hplnner* fur * d-3 conference lilies In PLAYOFFH II hn gets nut of the pool at all, all he does Is climb out of ths victory which -although pleasing here, hut then no achuul ever J ,1 1 w \nU In * * 1 M 7 mnti lu'is talking, lie's Dm linppy over thn Pensacolu 3. .lackarin 2 (Pensacola pool nnd stand out In the yard with the sun shining on hla creaking wins liest of seven scries) amailmt romejiack hn niailo In (hn hack. , . .. lh* . final* of (he rmtional tournament lur *s tho champ* were concerned,’MMIJ ha* now. Vicksburg 3, Meridian 2 (13 inn­ And grouchy* They got out the wheelbarrow full of cament a few Hut It hurt tho H|iln* whose not The coaches ami sporta writer* l k’., . . , . th nun-h if hu. ings i (Meridian leads 3-1 In yenterday to disru** hi* plan* for gnnnths ago and did the bottom of hla pool over, thus doing him out very Ntrong hold on third plaee!almost all have put the MethislUts .been needing. Pitching fsol heat of seven) the future. ! | ! J l ( K | , f , Pitching Paul of n watery bed for a little while Instead of accepting Ihe situa­ |<>n the spot. Rut they are ar Campbell also Is hack at Te**s Two set* dowrf ami faring wlmt was rendered oven less »rrure. tion cheerfully nr even realistically, Pste got stubborn, Tike • bolkyi •ppearnl to he vvtAafaiMeNt, appeared <v«ja4|! M e a t, the The Columbus Cardinal*. wh" | cuJ,t“"' ?d and there l* nothing wrong Villi old mule, and wouldn’t Be dawn anywhere els*. It-year-old m" " T . a line that Includes huge Hud ti-year-old rha\k|M.(l*hMight rham)Mhd*KWight hi* whipped the Augusta Tiger* 8-21 t-ofen . M ,u ».. V •' Of course, there ntay have bc4n a little mil method In Ms bltUmsss. ■ now Ry AHHOIIATKD Pit KMH game to n |irnk am t*overImidcd 1•" “ Inning*, now breathe breath right, about losing (ill Johnson, hi* Dr Crandall say* that Pete Is a 4.600-pnundcr and he’a ao shaky at great passer, who signed a M, KH(,lln "I" 1 ,,lch Row,n- " v,ry Ted Hchroedarfftl-.il.B^Dresrenla, •*"* Hl*ln» on|V half IKHISK RACINDt professional contract with 'enter, thin singe In life that he is afraid In risk putting all that weight M l 'i n , a n.Ti-l, l l - I , H'49, j: «<*»»** »w#y. Calif., 1518, rt-5. !»-'•♦ n-4. CIIM'Atit) L'onltown ( 5 2 .2 0 ), another college year rauinln-i Raylor ha* 25 lettermen with a down anywhere except In the water That uphill triumph, nchlrvcd won the |62,!HH) Wuslilliglon Park ing. Hell definitely ha* suine- shortage only at guard. The I have much the asms feeling on completing 16 minutes of tennis, beforq a ncrcuming throng of 13,-1 thing to moan about hnraiiKO I freshman harvest nl*o was very llnmllrup, srnrlng his 1 2 th vie* S p o rtn K o u n d u p these days; I am never quite sure, on silting down on the club* , prohaldy will ho worth a tnry in 13 stuit* this year. IJohftaon tha past two cam -1(w™ ■( the Raptlnt Inatltiition house porch, that I ever will rise again. Hy JACK HAND a t many thousand dollars till NKW YORK—Prophet'* Tlunnh I palgns, during which Southern <»"* f*R- Arkansas has 21) lutturWell, 1 dn not mippose Pete la long for this world, and If I had (AI’ Hpurls Writer) icho in lho ynir,‘ to conic, ff 13.4(1). wnn the 42(),()ni)-uililnd men and has switched to Ihe T nny milk of human kindness In my withered Isisom, I would slap ‘In the atnnrls, watching Ida j -------------- . ------------------— , Molhodlst font only onu game fm mation. Clyde Hcott has de- Discovery llnnillrnii nt Ailitcduct, , i come tho New i »ml the conference him on the hack and any what a great guy hr I*, like everyone else. avery move, were Jack Kramer I Down the atielrh ATLANTIC CtITY Stunts tlti twice won illt f e lly ifK iiiim dh ln Iini led hut Aikurison had it* great­ However, the truth of the m atter is. 1 slwnys hsvo considered (|5.4() I, took the $*5,lHH)-niM,-d and Boldiy RI««„Who have inmlol v«irk Yankee* nod Ht. Loul' est freshman team In history last Until of Ihu vlePete ii pretty solid all-sround tom: anil I for one wilt not hr al the Ho tecrel nf the fie'l they want 1 Cardinal*, rllngiiig d)**|inr*lejy to tc.rlt-*'^'tl season. There may lie a half Allantir City Turf Hnnillrnp. srrvlrra when hr Irnvrs ns fnr good. Now Rosie ami Hchlemlel— PAWTIJCKKT, It. 1 .—Charing dozen of lilt- Scott strip* in that Rock (58.4(1), won tho Lnlair Pny to V r-H u ? will undartako’**1*'next ? ' ' o fhold. i f '" 1 tr"d,“ " n ‘" y" ' ,op tnd Walker hill(here Is a pair of Iwhcmalhs for you. tour tiny Will undertake next ,'bW ,|„.y “ should hu remain. fmjrth „n , nilthe fi„ , array. purse at Narrugnusott Park. Texas AAM doesn’t look ^ T h a two c « | | f , f i o i u h t <*"ly 'if 1m '•f’?]’ I season looks better than ever. DKL MAR, Calif.—Rrnvu Fox niianlitB flay Iradera^have failed to^ make | | c '( the fellow who can nhouliler up to winning the championship. (56.20), won the Labor Day Washington, Oregon, Montana The fumed Lexington Trots, at K l l h J l r " ^ f f i h i e « k P Then *h 7 W irW ’ltaHw in i h . I m T'T o ^ burden ..... . will, In fort, the Aggie* hardly wlfl handicap. l.cx'nglnn, Ky„ wltl offer morn and Idaho havo 20 per rent of le t (Without >erVlCA'hreak. Then Yvlthout a uerVIfi.hreak. Then yo„rM Ve l ( r H .. .. . . hut maybe mavhe the runnerup runneruo in JI" h,„ rhlir„ mnkw finish in the first division. Rut .........PHO f o o t b a l l tlmu 5210.00(1 in purses during it* U. H, hydroelectric power and Behrpeilcr eratkifilftough In tlio Roston Red Hox and Brooklyn f . n*'‘ forget"jnhnMin Anv" they should he greatly Improved BUFFALO- Ultvcinnd Brown t Grand Circuit harms* meeting, half tho estimated undeveloped over last season when they lost shoved over Ihreo Imichdnwns in Sept. 20 -Oct, H. potential. hookH. critics look nt it nine games and tied one In a ten last quarter to gain 2 H-2 H tic Tb# set, which las toil an hour I Boulhern Methiallsi comes up I game" acheduie. Ulenn Llppman, with Buffalo lliilx In AILAmerlrn • n d ;;|8 minutes gW railuIrcd a . . 3 ,,‘ml ? " J L i* '' ll u ,,i!r lifni, pliuhureii wlth al •®H*fnon, 14 nf them ( fancy-running freshman, move* conference game. total of 205 points, was llm long- when HPKKDIIOATS I Ihoy split wllh Pittsburgh *enlnts. and except for * thin- into the varsity and he's just whkt Y III #fer played In a tf. H. clmrn- while Brooklyn was thumping _t u . l |. , ut)rHr. DETROIT—My Hwrelle, pilotCoach Harry (tutelar ordered. The a m h i , n „ i. . “ r ," 2 -V -M -2 lllfc K r « ~ ! V T ™ V " S Aggie team looks pretty ■d by Wild Hill Cantrell, won the M n, Margaret Osborne Du­ RtH Hunger braoHd to h M I t h may wel) uken M tl ieplacemente are tho chief lilvar cup trophy rare with an P o n t of Wilmington, Del,, cum- victory in In the Card*' average speed of 81.074 mile, Cards opener aa ul |„lW#ver, by shifting a couple worry, Plated a stircMsful defense of thn Kno* Hlaughtcr drove In |n l l « Mocking backs- James Marlon tfl° *WOnd aMl* Dust The Southern Methodlkt eched- K i t Ul* woman's tide by whipping Doris runs In tho rout of M utff and Ken tilackhurn In the posi­ ids la a dream. Of Ihe ten gnmae, H a r tn f .Iscksunvllle, Fla., d-4, il l, son, U-L The same Monger, GOLF i tions on offense. W*lker and HMU has eight a t home. Not only ta UmK/IhsL SPRINGFIELD, M o .- D a v e Ing fur Ihe daily In/ I I , «k>l* Kyis HRote, tha talented talented sop sopho- ahould that give' the champion* Douglaa, Newark, Del., f|rf,t . t , double. l oi', tne m V second game, lost ths deehlon^en|more of h„ d , baekfl.ld la jo r L fU R u e an advantage on the field of play I SV^Uunil*r R*r on l" win the relief lit Ihe 10th inning that haa everything It take* ami but It ojgh j h t to bring a new honto 15,000 Osark open tournament doubles by Danny Murtaugh and th* lino should be a* strong, If attendance record. Tho Muatangs with a 64-hole total of 203. Jim Htnn Itojek gave Pittsburgh a M not stronger, than last year. Han Francisco, wax ;;iV'r Mr AmtocfATKp yh k KHS expect to play before a boat Terrier, edge, — Moat prominently mentioned •econd with 200 , Brooklyn turned the power looee teams to bent Southern Methodist 40U.000 fans this year, FIOHTH LAST NIGHT Tha conference haa a great on the wvary Braves teho now are out of the glory ar* KIcs and AMBHIC'AN 'LRAGUK Intersection acheduie, playing itU n i—Williams, ROsItfe,' V .J63| only one game above lap iWO Tea** Christian.' fan. In fact, * ' a foie j 180, Wilmington, Del., oulnulntetj mark. After dee HeMM t waa of tho dlasontera think Rica 80 teams from every area. Among M ll( Detroit, .341, the powerhoraee to bo met ai* l ( 1 0 ) " y K“P0T,C,,• m> R*>l<nior. -Williams, Boston, 184; Dl- knocked out la the f! could edge Into" ths thronsroom Notre Dame,. Oklahoma, MleaouH, Tlo, Boston, 114, of the morning game, with a .break or two. Rice, how* Vanderbilt and Olemxon. draws8 178° to# I IJ',v’7 Sonny Anktied in—Httphnns, Boston, kino and Paul lim n e r ufwwii I?®* Anfftfci, ntonnof! gyer, doesn't gat It in the srhid8 2/3 Innings of tio-hit veil Williams, Boston, 141. jjjj* **»• M l U ho h\ty\ m The Owla play H nut hern tnu for ths William*, Boston, I7B| ing the Uilea edge nvne ever i;t odlit and Texas Christian Rpnhn, Ptoacher Roe (led.. II. Clm land, 170, on the road. m v o ylkaa ;K*II, Detroit and Will, tlonal League atHkeout !?&• . J 1* 3 8 1 JfttknitMt of Chandler Harper wnn * little mston, 05, the year whiff lag l l ka which 18 are eenlors. Big doe a m tje during Iho 1018 qualifying 01uvviand, ID; Wefaon end dames Williams, all* round for th* PGA champlc,nshitr •r, Ht, Louis, 13, eoaference men, head an aWiha ,scored 41-20-70. * BIRMINGHAM. Bapt. M-Wllllams, Jtoston, ST; 1 * . Haa aad Tobin Rote Thraa vletortasa for NnahvlUb Noahvill pr h Boston, M, by dumping tha New Yofk ( • , versatile back-. three defagla for BlnalnglM a or Jo* Cronin aa manager manage nf the bases-DflHngodr, BL d Box. plnrh hit f lv A omo runs ARM LOADS OF BASEBALL U ta The critics sro basing an^ combinatiIon thareef—r»*i|d ^ 10; Valo, PhUatielphla, 14. 9*cihdieatif'tllTnmad chtelkd. ^ ring the 1043 aeason for an from members of tha "i-udloncu" aa »kay gathowd outslil* th# Old pradlctlons of • strong tho Vola of lu b h u r -Kim er, Boston, 18-5, in tho flrait game gan with a four American League record. Rica • tanm on tha fact that tha Dili and nnothar BoutRai Hollow Brook Golf Cauraa where elmrer Paul Roboaon kept a PeckParnell . Bo4»*t*U t, m m OWUf U»| yanr al th* finish elation pennant. sk iir N *V alnabia enantfm ani^O fficials aalil that tho bats ware In la —1 tucks, Jjeti -Trucks, llotrolt, 187j Leonard In x T s s v r H.mialaman, aUr Phllll, tho pb.’auiilojt nf ^ t o k W followere, who either fa.red or expected th* beat outfit In tha conNashville could win tho flag Sehmlts stopped tho 'Rada co. aouthpaw, won hla first h|g trouble to break out—or, In ootno Inetance, might hav* bean looking tonight. ., , [oklAL'iipfAOUH fod it, Although aom# IJWO officers warn on hand, apormllc outIf th* Vola gat by Mobil* gg . _ . .Ohriatlaa haa M latUrila hreaka of violence occutcd. (Inaw ntlonnl) ____________ nnd U ttla Rock la Ml* to taka L r»«*. InelwRng Harold Kiltnan, a oublaa III .. Who wna Inellglbla manaura of tao Barons In tonight - BrooklyfcJlH | tha Ynnha' doublehaadar, M s 'N w T 1 klyat padJiualaJ, NnahvllU’s. Rlr 0 r Al ... .......... J“"'11 Cenzales D e f e a t s Schroeder To Keep Title In .Tennis if: Southern Methodist Football Team Pea?Jf“ '^ hiP, Expected To Make History This Year (*rccnvl"e h r" 3 'v,lk’' hc,“- “ iC . W L 4 SPORTS IN BRIEF E j' * * % VV° zi-tir"% r !"lh M ar* *"’• ..... . .1 ,< V ^ iK ',^ j .ri»\‘a .A- Leader . N H IU May Wta t League Flag Te^ite PR ® , K 1 JT'iWiS.'™1 1 -■Wd^scf laaatl ST 4>** BrookIh, 1 « . l - J . i 1 M.< ’ Dll m honor broke . lyn. 84| for Uw Ynaka cam* up a r Law ttrtaalav • u: f l In INI, U at WrtghtfDitsoa Tsanla Racket Clo»e-OutI fiff. . whlto th* W .^ 1 Ym , there’re the Mine racket* u»ed by professlonaii , , f The twme Wright-Ditaon i* enough to gunnintee you « good nuket. *j wHh. f. O m Out Bargahtgl • >•/ M ig. 9 1 2 .M R a c k e ts , Reg. 910-M “ -« « J '4VJ4 - o .in k ?OT.V#tw*T) ; *■•- ■ Vj. *>••/ • :*-'V.♦»P*v\ Jr f a$&''/■& ■ -V ’ ? ,' !*■. .. “r>-1-; *■ lliiit* -'n • S. " r-i . m “ TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 8, 194# T ffE SANFORD flf f M t P . SANFO RD F tO H IP A fA o ir o tm \» v 'iv . -vj rft\< ' s ‘ noW t M 5 IJ M 5 ROW l i U # - '' ' ^ •1 tap! mow J i: With Just fourteen night* of ! racing left nflcr tonight at th* Volusia County Kennel Club In Daytona Heath, Racing Secretary Merrill W atts Is scanning the run* ner* with ■ wary oyu to pick th* Id top performers for two Derby elimination races to be run,ln the near fu tu re,. Secretary Watts said • today there would he Just two elimina­ tion races, the first four dogs -n each contest forming the setup for the Volusia Derby to tie stag­ ed on the track'* closing night, Sept, 22. The last four dog* In each of the elimination run* will gallop In the derby Consolation ! the snm" night. I Hundreds of Daytonans aro re' date Is drawing so close. They ; realize that the racing greyhoiipda have drawn thousands of vlsltojl ' to Florida's most popular »ommer resort and that tho sport haa become a highlight among local , amusement*. ! FIRST RACK 3/lfltha Mlt* (Flr»t half dally double) ! Golden Star, OB’* Olive, Sno Joe, Junction Jones, R’ful Bachlor, Safe Dingle, W'ning Habit, ' More Gold. SECOND RACK 3/llltha Mil* (Last half dally double) _ Rustic Rube, lloxle Wear**, Black Nan, Grit* A. Gravy, Cen' tral Park, Mniuina, Hotting Bull, Rolling Riil). * THIRD RACE B/imh* Mile... Montumi Mini, Tuff One, OH'a Ft’g Lady, Hun Jarket, Red Ter­ mite, .Tcrsey Leo, Frlskey, Queen, j FOURTH RACK 6 /DHhs Mil* I Langur, Dakota Unite, Dusky ’ Kt'conl, Archihold, Fargo Lad, I'urnell, 'Dlsmls,. R'ny's Master. FIFTH HACK Futurity ' Lucky Max, Anthony, Hunvlew, M’ic Moments, Little Leta, Mark Tiail, Sure Himoter, Black Zing. SIXTH HACK 5/IAIh* Mile Wh'tllng It'kiit, Red Hyers, Slim Tom, Cut Short, Doo Skin, Kensmnn, Power i’lny, High llarharec. SKVKNTII RACK DC I iwa Queen, M’n Meaning, Mike Delxer, Pr'eess Miilas, Hnzznrd, I Hugnmorn, Wilful Ruhr, Whlrlnn. EIGHTH RACK 5/IAIh* Mile Gallant Dlnn, Dh.ton, Mednlllont Hoonrr Select. Burnside, Hass, Itinlnv Res* Georgia Tech. NINTH RACK 5/lHtha Mile Eager Raby, Grey Maureen, Cordene, Sly Roots, Mlkv, Run Jce, Win Session, Rill'* Find. TKNTII RACK IKI ■ Pov'ty Parade. Danwood, Shan­ tung, Rocket Chief, Twin Eagle, Ruhr, Harbor* Popover, My Rtis1 TON W i t t * . 1MHBCTIONH, ' First—Kno Joe, OR'* Ollvtt Junction Jonea.n I Second—Mnsurna, Setting Boll, Central Park, Third—Jersey Lee, Queen, OB'* F'lg Lady. Fourth—Parnell, B’niy’a Mas­ ter. 1 ,anger. Fifth—Mark Trail, Anthony, Rlnrlt Zing, Sixth— Power Play, Red Ilyara, Doo Skin. Seventh — Wilful Rub*. M’n Meaning, Whlrlnn. 7 Eighth—Gallpnt Dina, * ~Burn-J ride. Ilrainv Ilea*. Ninth—Mlky, Cordene, Grey Maureen. Tenth—My RB*tic, Twin Eagle, Popover, 1 GATOR TEAM VII.LE, Sept, 5 —DP)— . / ‘knocking," universal , ,, slang for full-ataam locking and. tackling, may bo 011 the docket for 80 odd Uni”) Florida football cin We haven't too much tlma lo get ready for tha optner with S IUtl!i, t* ” Pn th* 2 <Ui", Conch ,!*Z W olf.said today, “and moat of the fallows look In good enough shape for us to atop up the tempo a little’*. P , lo*‘ th® u > 8 - Open In 1028 wht’tj.pvan para ov*t tha last six hole* would hav* won t H title for him hv four strokes. U rU n Shocker waa ths laat ma Jor league . pitcher to win complete games in on* day, parform ing,the feat In Bapt. «, 1084. Syracuse University’s croaacountry., team ta unbeaten line* IMfl en d Coach Bob Grlava’a foreaa have won 12 straight dual meets.) Starting In 1007, Chick Et s m ' ha.„ played 76 matchaa lg tha 8 -fthialaur golf championship* and wbn 81, * Louisiana's state flower la thg magnolia. �/ / • T • k 9hr - 4* * , ......• • '• ; j ,** - •; nl ' ' ----------r — ------------ 7------------------------------- - S I J M ' T , ■' ■ ■ vh-/,*; • ■ ■ ' ....... Pc' f, e*/it *5 V ” ---------- .,v ,.rj , 1 w&icvi? ilr -- ------- -— ■ -------- f lg e|K W t-C T * -• ' *-*f TU S8PA Y « .Wfc*M* r I)r. Henry Mcl.uulin “ """tC D ELA N * get*, fl (Special) The most kM utiful college campus ia * vis la thg making a t John DeLand reeldents are comaMnttng rnthusiOstically on the -improved .—appearance, andi tourleta take \a TserondMoolt as they drive along Woodland Boulevard which bieacte the downtown campus. The ubeaMIflcatlon program is lust te e nart of President J. Ollie R dm uads'. dream e l the Stetson of the tutor*. In addition changed,; he takes a .personal in* P A R E F IV ® T i f f p A N fO B l) a P U t D .f l A N F O n t ) flO H lD A . I—*" <•» >*■ RNTBNCED fine of 1JOO ruble*. , c Inbor "Trud" said because of the nip* ,*Trud" recently re­ .ixettce of. these persona workapt ported that aentonrr* hud hern ,,, ||,p clay quarry had to w°J", mcfod’mil in the U tals to nfftainl* difficult Icult and dangerous cmsolof « qu.ifry In Min**'’ at which 1tiona. safety rules hnd heen violntisl 1 __ 1 __ _ The chief of the quarry wn* seaI jig u i N o tic e tenced to three years tlcprivul of, ® freedom, a shift foreman to iuo« aoTirio to xrrv.Km years and a safety engineer !«• » rt>, Mamto i.tm-n wrymu . » m w -----*----------------- —--------- * |.if. • <|| rmlilcmr ami ml.ltvss Is I '.iiktiown PRINT STALIN WOHKS i'..... Vim ai» htr*liV nillMeli PltAdUK—t>7b—Cxech l . f | mirtstllulrii N' manlrts arp pushing a Ihne-yrm III rsuri of the ...— printing plan to publish all the ; rjv;V’SmTe^‘ %rvl*i Work* of Stalin, no that w r y ,' t lirfr*»u Mamin U llUa Workfr tfan Ik* wrmiMl ,#\vi%h tlu* Hr*itni «n>i that th# rflfaf aotnHt Stetson P h Most Bean '* Campus In WWW ' ' \ 0 |il,,rm -lrln t T / ? i " L ,l,,fr tl,,K T,1" ; 1 1™ •i'r;"fhV iK .rr " o fficial Cceeli prres ngrnry -iiiil, ..... m i in nni.i u s u u m iwtsun.uC that tlw* fid* IbO.OIK) eitliirs of 1' sitornry. h| Uir otlivs of lb* Stalin’s Look* to be printed lien- | IM,", l'/,. r* !tr,fo?-r' *H«mlnu'ft wrrt* hardly rnotiirH to ^tnck tlw « . mttv. Kioritta on,fh^ n th tf*r lihrarlvs, inf«rmnUon centers umt ; r f*»|.t»int-rr; ipi» *n.t itmt inde* factory rending In tiie scwirrV.d* eSiii*T7n,ir ms 2dd! ond 100.1100 some were avrillntili ■«u-» i.nS-i-eit naiiHfie, \ for sale to Individuals. ...^ *1™ si m il itsr «f Axajiiai. A- P i ._ o. r iittittsnpN W A L L J*APKH . H A IN 'IS I’tftT rottBT. rOHNTT. UIf MI NOt, c K1Li 1BID A — IIH IV K -IN — 'O r r iO IA l. (ffHAIO i ; ! WHWam. Used Arthur, aothar, tepehie Pfd pep«ttelap 'swjwr, hse vlslllna fwafsesttr St laia at thp OpNet# i f Law. Jehu t . OWNS University. aeeerdlng la President J. 0l|le Idmuaeo. Pro­ Treed and *hr*b» hove been re­ fessor Art hut wss with the .Univea moved and relocated. Some of the Ilf’l'HIIOt.i'HIt ! AUHta’TaTKB t l l l l asafnre Ate. rtroitM ivH p o il pi.A iN T irr flna old RePe,wfclch M r on the tlty ef Oelerado for II years. Pkase* niM»-w rnae-n (UNKOBII. FI.<mtnA Pat a U r s and Paparhanier* campus (When .the uniwrmTT university mus was ................ founded W years agi m in i ii I'liu T lT r t g ’iiT o r T iin X f f ^ Mlf'M T ift i\ lit. tlil-i phi do .h..« S it! dormitory'and all available apace tremted.and. trimmed. KINTtl JirniVlAI. r tW « t|T .J M - 0 ^ f'mtrae ^ t IWk-KII . New Y .ut, I n . . • ......... oppenrtid for n eon,-,. .... To. ,„M,rr sit ils tiV r .r ii hn* *^en teken for the full quartI K M 'l< Kiut aKMINOl.K I'Ot'NTT. been dblnted artw nd. ■ n in i unmnrr noy« aonm tAdo" j " 11 V"M .. le fjlsl id tillld e , . i . . . , n r.tilv ,eN i||ted til H SCI,m is n o t W to— ol Item^has bVrn " Mo" » "^ h e r hoy.' dorm I, II.OIUOA nanoit ' i ,r ! ' ' wmiiIi I picket n "i -1 ne.ir— n in i. 1...1 |i wey u rd e ie d p ii la l i—li. > |.... ,.f i..n IN i'll A NCI Jit V NO. IJSil nMsH^Sn IhJ iVwrT^a ^feont of lorv* h*‘ *>een painted and will IMVpIti. tli.* |iii *eiiie of polieo, *|—iinlii \iu!i— I,,,, I 'A \ ll> i i .Mih t o N, r n l l S J a r u n JLj V J T •>«'> »*• fin*d to overflowing. ( ' luldxllllllit. eittndw T t l ' t h s * r n r M l * r f A ^ n fltcv»ns Hall, used Inst year as . - J s t » eh* n in » L i i i l * Pt1*1*' dormitory, is now Pan- : i -a y i k i t h a t i . v n n a r r m h a h * M1IS , l^ h i u d J i H^h m wn'a^d MMd.he Hall, with quarters for l!r .|i,illil.Ill, , . Commqlla ,W" *f *h* “*rh nstlonsl sororltltuvueuiQ T II K HTATI-: OK KI.OItinA. DeLeadHall, housing the School **' iiiic r riNOH i . ... of Much* has been repoMted. and The rrjnf on Stover Little TheatHI F AYK Ill'TH atl.V If IIUTKIN coa( re has been repainted, and some i: yiUn'ON. wtlnse realilfme *• le rrdecorgting done Iherc. New furv lutei HI., liarlfont. C'—h Vor «rr I.erelir notified that cleaned nlture has been bought for Chau.nil for ■llvorv* lot* lieeo filed cleaned 'telq. Hall, and all dormitories are ii i.t,In.I rou iii .lie Clri-ult Court no painted. , . . I getting' .some redecorating and fn, M*nilnole I' e m lr . Ktorlde. I* i l.iiin ery, liy l u i l i l M*rsl,in Tou Changes a te 1 also being made refurnishing. ' , ; ■ in . horror rrqotred (o fits yotrr Inside the hull dings. Holmes Hall , Al mlr hmaw. two ROD buildii,.in—rutin, with Ipe Clerk of said l unrt In III,, tioiinly Ciiilrllinnee at wlll hmisa thp new and expanded 'M * .•"* •** ™ oevupled as.dorv —l.oi, Klorfdit ok nr before ••a rt departoirtat. Removal of thU mRwIft. and the College of Law y *dorsiiHr il|e m b dey of OeJodepartment, fm m Sclera*. - Hafl >• >feU1ln'* * ‘•ompletc I I., I A I ■ mill, or defat,It will lie »otrira iiKoltisl rou e n d aald has made rqpee space available p^2 l.h,,t ?T lh.p J n"1''0, , , ,, ill inn,-red m parte for the Physic* and clem iitry de- n When the fs!l quarter upon* W IT.NCHH ntv hand mid ihe seal pertinents. The physios depart- September 10. returning students. ,f -mill Conti IHI* Slh day of menl hae been remodeled, the Jv|,l find the Stetson ram pus more l | A m i f r j / \ l r j \r/i r-aitliel A ft, lata. . II I* IIKUNtlON rhem litrv department expamla l beautiful than ever. | IflL rlV lC IS lIIN , IIN \ , . ...................... t C l n k Clrt ull f'nurtla Snd to permit more research, end eeve-’ -----------------------------p v itm i’ kJKllNre ill! I reel Hctiilnul* (!mi()U't i rel offlcdh have been added. I The carousel was first used In j M o l Irlte. f si;.\I, » • » | Conrad Hall la once move a boys’ 17th Century European fairs U •««n WMh the Workmen as they lav a tflpn ftp * eprlntrigr erstem. ^ trim a free. ar remodel one of the hulldin TALBOTl’S STRICKLAND Tkfii it so b*tt«r pi.si to, ben# o, bulist,i — this oozilk AND CAY rAINU Iblt'l br<«v<* D Cr C fAINTS its m u ll ii ,k t Soalk let t o U s d at «»|lt>»i Tep SS|1.I| ts bs t u n in.l yes'll be plitnd wllb Iht pot*, loo1 iperdf 0 6 C! DOZIERSGAY mam p a in t s ■ ■ ■ 211 S A N l'n lt n A V K N U K s k i *; A—K w tl E g U U i i ss us issk : zr :.STeE PSea w atte to (be Uaa, js i ftoable « fa*s fee War* face cap* PHONE 148 f o r 8 m k --a a BEDROOM bouse, complete alec* CARS, Cleaned, washed A polished, fins 87(ye & 8’J ^ c Hal. Hcntrie kitchen, clean, (fond loca* nslt’s SLtmlard Slnlion, Sanford . tlon, lawn and shrubbery. Kitsy A flelery Avenues. walking distance from business district. Immediate! possession. TllXKDO FEEDS: Comi.lcto lino. Prlco f7,000, torniH. (loud value. Ilunl’s Tuxrdo Feed Store. t have three and four bedroom l’lTTHHURU Points for every tagalows, new and modern in purpose. hast lesidential section* of San­ SUNK AIf IK Ulnxa A I’alnt Co. ford. If Interested in a home, 118 III W. 2nd. Plume *20. ace me before buying. ,* * KN1IM.MAN'S Ib-.l Rone giiarnn* 12 tiKIlllOOM house, furnished, ii-,.,l It fur more egg* nod very ctenn with modern eonvssibeltf, ehirks. lences. 4 L»Ih, fruit trees ami r u n IIT4IN A WATSON shade, 16 minutes front Sanford. Phone ll»# 1201 Celery Are. Priced at fGIQO.. HOOO. down ENJOY Sun,my dinner at Laney’s balance on easy terms. Hr also week days. Lunches A Uiorl orders. C. A. WIUDDON, 8R. IIP H, Park Phone (M l 1 MODEL 411 (lliilrr Trailer. 80 ft. ro,h| condition. I4IMI.00 Mrs, POR FARMS, homes, business i it, iiit'ii flrowning, Osteen, Phono property and acreage, eee your JS. A, Stroll! Realty Agency One R. Mathleux, Salesman h -A H T M I.K S W A N T B H —« 1P9T E. Second Street or phene Highest cash price paid for usad W PM . ___________ furniture Ted Davis Furnltura Eaealleat Hied farm , nlca home. Co. ill! E. 1st. Ph l»5H. “ erythipg for. profitable, happy [Vlng, Plowed, ready possession. 8— IIK M * W A N T E D ' IMP-J._______ iir,7-w.i, TUI PO LICE "i iiu-ig, ncy fnti’e", muni—r mg m m , i|,,n, l.otH), nillml nut to ) .■• p ■>,' , ,i O'1 N ^ concert of lift,at singer I1,llll Hot,|.,.„| (,» xIiomi, uiali’IPllg Into tin- llhl Moll.— tiolf llellHble man with ear wanted to 'Con t."V ilcwuy had »nledi>d that all -itatu polt,-,. nvniltiM. r.slst the local anti,",,ln • ,» |..eaeiv call on farmers lit Ram'.tiojc lag umu 11i,t, MU, .—III i County. Wondarful opportunity, lib to 120 in a day, Nn ex­ 0ZAI1K IKK perience nr capital required. Permanent. Writs today. MeNcio. Company, Dept. A. Free­ port. 111. W 'T H THC Stenographer: University Ed— PCNNANT RACE thin, experienced In Medical P ID L Y Insurance, n n d engineering n c u L INC, TO wink. Reply Itox X, r/o Hanf,.H a h o u s /n o F IN IS H , IIintiiL C U A H K IK E COLORED girl desires to in,.' s i u n s h is for clilldren; lOU E. tilth S t.... I w a y N F A lie n A NO N E A R E R i'li. inur.-w. T O THII nA nc? •I- Arllrlen For Halo ________ tv t i l t h W a N T IT D - 1 Ti^BRsInM ig Opporfunlui-" The RTFuAM LUX Franrhlse f Seminole County Is available For Information contact Ro« I* The Sanford Herald. 12— HpcriRt H trv lcw — I- NEW FLCORC itirfaiwd to perfe. tlon. Old floors matte like new Tlninhing, cleaning A weahg portable power plant, 28 yra, experience In Seminole Cmmiy. rt. M. Olsasrtn, Lake Mary For Sale, immediately, lot 4(1, Fort ALTERATIONS snd Dress Msk M e l l o n , 166(1.00 Write Mrs. EXPERIENCED hraka anti front Ing. U « ti W. 1st. Street. PI, Edith P. Moore, Box 80, Clcarend man. Apply Ftreitona Stores ^ ___till E » i a l T ^ ? g n I r ^ - l 67J6 Acre Truck farm and 80 acre* ciesrad. Small flouae and 4 Or»P, b u lld ln s. 2 good walls, a i t f ' trained. Cheap. Call r o t s ite —a BAT MILE Phoite 716-W8. •Btwp—Wa buy, nslj or Sann o a l anything. ( Ava. Phona IBM . IK imk. when you don't M a ry /Tte-. j ______________ v your prescriptions to Phono 104l Coma M E^tew Apartrwaata, ’ | Johmajoa's ^O -R O A C H " 611 M b i A r e , - q - hoy Phi A i egaling kill* Roadhes, », Water Rugs ’ter (non1 . ___ jths. Wc. RoumllW> g , Ia jh tlO O P AND BAR ^ dbhtete............. * * b ed .................ITO.05 LB5 _ WAITRESS~wante5i nTglit shift onlv. Apply Tsrmlnal Drill Msinger. . ----------- L-riW--- i Uv in liveWonderful o Ynung men -•lie organliatto •ru| OT p*sdbetween ages o' rd t„ help build • Sanford and Sculnole County try Joining th* Junior Chninhur of flummerci!. Cull Telephone 11178 or report h. Tourist Csnler Thursday at 1U-IMI noon.______■ Mothers, are your children buck to school 7 I your spam time S hi,fnnI and surrot _ . Write Naomi Beabury, 811 E. loth Ave„ Ml. Dura, ! Fla. giving home address for Inter* View. ~, flu lid rusiomer list anw for larg* Christmas business and profit* able nil year round Income opportunity. Earn 91.00 to 99.00 pur hour. Write Dog A, { 0 /0 Hanford Herald. ( j GIRL for Soda faunta n p o r t Aanly Urtey*j Drug Y tf jJ r tA k 'lI d N lis * m a d e in or dsr. Seminole Venetian llhxd Oo. M0 W. krd. St. Phone n a a -w . ORLANDO Naming Sentinel C»r larr .Unde ■do Efsoiug Star. Call Rsl|,l, Jtey. I IBB-J. _*------L CALL BW, f i t Battery, Deimrsio, and H lar.er service. Swain'. B attery Sarvka, 101 { I ___________ LAWNMOWKRH sharpened, bi oycles repaireJ. lock and key Perk. No walling—work «u,u U teed. H, W. Shuman. Mh Meat 4th. St.. Bardord, Ms 4Formerly with Williams Fl.it Ybop), | RLRUTRIC «r ACETYLKNR WBLDINO | la a /a rd Motor A KqpL U Mfl W. let HI root Boll Data# and Drag-Lino Work. .Wo specialise In paaturo work ■nd g rate planting—Ed Davis, “ Photo 1066-W. f i r i ^ S f’lpcT pipe-fittings or Mlvoa you naed, see A. D. Rn*FURNITURE Rs-upholatevte#, AS lor. Praoeh and Commerrlsl, work guaranteed. Ptelrop A dell* Phona 9 0 7 . _____________ very. Phone 918-W. Ramey, 1900 Iframes. Weight*. W. 1st 8L ' All |9. Door* and | | , Sat between 8 end S • t C o n o r of 1st. and Frsneh. L c U rr k f o u n d - 1 4 steal sewer tsps in Phone p a it i Ml Peek -kill HOAU , Stanloy-Rogero Hardware Co. IIV FKAN r MTKIKKH r u n RLCORDJ Ma T H K M LN K K A N t iK H W IU Lt.H0 oor A POME ID look for JAW CAR'.-ON. Bui EVEN IF WE FIHD HIM, THERF.,ft (Of MUOI CMAMCE OF GT-TflM' BACK Mr PC7URE YOU (OtKO CjCHVj 1 CAc.Tf 1----- . •—1---------- ------------ — n r may tio rra i �T UESD AY SEPTEM BER I , I N I .. . . I ■?■ i » u z z 1. 1: sS -4 1 11 > i i : s l.M H iM s THIS IS SIMPLY A-MAZING PAYING OFF WITH gems |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 «• « C nactttary to roll up a hiuh ico n in thii "roller'* contn t on Ink. Yon can win even oh ••• f is h ft c f fancy m i 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 ^ 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/" lU jjs ^ r f m OJIesr f *trifk MeManue, who hoard her, Attempted to fu lft her wailing and weaving: CRYPTOGRAM NE of the sayings of Thompson is "NaT s A s J l l iA i with veHMwespfHf.' O of particular Interest in a Presi­ dential election year. Here It is given as a substitution cryptogram for you to solver E 8 0 P E D F R L TBO L HOT RU 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 rposition In ■a ----------------------------w — of a vnwef ’ " " V I ISJ word Is the sscond latter or the second from last latter, SI*** S|>(S »M» P»’S <J.U '.Ml, u . Mist s „..’“I •I* f . „ u , >vu|e I M,||,|*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| oiuH p|«Mias Ms Mi 2“» i'll* M ’i i e n i l IJno" „ , Vw * | yiU|i , u, |O iH u » . i«vi, *| i U 4 „II, f . "PATCH UP" A SOLUTION TO THIS four USING different 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 pe ar s el se­ where.) I s AaT #N | w n s wes SSJC. 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 (« •» . " Totioui rie rn h Mewing Mad bubMea bi ttiUiy. OoiUbmi Ml«tW*e n o il 0 n Z ■ /////! m W HEN ho wa* a magaaia* editor, tho groat Edgar Alias Poe featured a depart­ ment in which ha challenged readers to send him cryptograms sad pussies which bo couldn’t solve. Presumably, any reader who had a poser to which even the reader didn’t know tho anand couldn't aohm, could teb .. It to Tho latter dispatch _ .Poo. ___________ acquired e reputation for eolv* log anything sent to him. .. ..ether the reputation wa* W h ............................. Justified is quastionad by some of Poe's blographsn, for ther* ts evidence Poo picked out poe•re be could solve sod Ignored others. However, Poe’s Interest in pusslae bad one happy result. It suggested to him the "ana­ lytical tales,’’ such as Tha Gold fug, Murders <a tha Rue Morgue and Mpotery • / Marta Beget, which introduced the “who­ dunit" or detective-story iato literature. lag most of tbs problems cited have a general Interest, is going to-devote some space regularly to the most Interesting of the Isttere. As n starter, here’s one from Ernest A. Stevenson, •outh Portland, Me.t “Inclosed find a pueelo which was given to mo a number of yean age. I have n*vct fees* thq answer to it yet. “It must be fairly well known. I found one on a ship on which I worked during the war, but no one could solve it under the rules given to me. Possibly these rules ere wrong." The punt* to which he refers Is shown at extreme left above. The rules to which he referred werei “Jump page aa In checkers. Jump as many times •• necessary. The final Jump mutt be into the c#ctec hole. At the itert pegs ere la each hole except the center hole. Pegs must be removed ea lay ere Jumped." to Henry We oont the p WoJeaaborger, an export on tho "swtUhlag^ type of puttie. Ho " 1 ■ 11 111 ■■■' 1 1 □□□HD U i E l i i i i l L 'f E E ff’E i L D E £ t l L itZ E iS ii squares seuld jump only cheekera on white square and the checkers on the bleak squares could Jump only checkers on the black squarea. Aa tho blank square in the center Is white, the whit* eqnereo could be cleared of checker* except for the one left In the center. Sines there Is no blank square for the blech square checker* to Jump (ft. to, tt to apparent that netleetngt# < checker c m be removed from • black aquar*. > “It la, therefor#, necessary to allow Jumpa In horliontal and var' tleal dll direction* ea wall. One auch solution la aa follow* i (“The first number Is that of the square in the diagram st right sbova from which* tho Jump la made, the tacond number that of tha aquar* from which the peg Is removed.] 80/19-8/14-12/13-8/7-8/6-81/8088/87-86/86-88/81.88/27-86/ 2dM/88 - WJ/U- 84/86 -11 / I I - 9/1016/17 • 16/11 • 1/6 • 88/84 - 64/608I/94-tX/86-19/0-l|/ll-4/6-7/18I/O - 16/14 - 19/14 • 18/0 - 88/1480/87-11/19-81/89 “For a more dlMeult problem. 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*ffiamaPh 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 SB QUIZ-CROSSWORD, WITH CLUES FROM THE BIBLE -----’ 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 YO U? 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 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 POETIC PALINDROME •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 IT UP ' -------------- TRY ALL ANGLES “--" ‘‘“atad tans u n i u l ,|m n M r t l t ia l H eU sna ITJeddh (JwC S/'W b S iJ d ll iJ « 6 8 » * i riiEWdta vS H pssagBg m l h h i i i q k m S ■ BU d llld r ii nf Bef ■ ■ a lH B B �'h w !» i • " '"v ‘ ^Sp§ *Sa'* rjp w r vascr R rw , % •’ ",■■5Hi ?,' 1 1 ff r fa Unity Thera b Btraafth— ^ THE WEATHER I # f r t t H l the P u n o>f lit* World; To P remote lt« Fregree* of Ai m i n ' T l Pf h w P tuyu ft? tor Sanford. 3 f I b r c t U e Clear lo psrtlr cloudy and rath*r warm through rhursdar. Soma likelihood til * few light showers. i A N m D E P K N D B N t DAILY NEW SPAPER Established 1908 Tolum e SANFORD, FLORIDA, iNESDAY SEPTEMBER 7, 1949 A nsodated Prews Leaned Wlr« No. 271 George Urges Camden Slayer Of 13 Peraoiu Is Effort Made R. n iij* I* | G o v , W a r r e n C a l l s Questioned By Two Psychiatrists p . . rp n Qoick Passage On Safety At B ig B uilding In Monroe Bridge Philadelphia r o r M o r e l a x e s B y Of Trade Bill Republicans I n t r o duce S u b s t i t u t e Measure With Flex­ ible Import F e e CAMDEN. N. J . Sept. 7— (AV-Two piychistriit* today qunlionet) Hot.*ut Uuiaiii 2b ye at-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 C o u n t y Commission jSix Firemen Injured S p e c ia l L e g is la tu r e •xecutlon." Three other*—a worn-* Asks Road Depart­ ,As Tumbling Walls an nnd two vouthi—wera wound- Hoover. Zegrlno escaped because •d. he wasn't In his shop when Unrah ment To Increase iScatter Flames And The lath, John Wilson, 10, died walked In carrying hi* Garman this morning at Cooper Hoipital, iuger pistol. Unrah stalked to th* 3 Blocks Safety On Approach I-cibor Unions Urge where Uni ah umleiwent a suc­ raar of tha ihop and killed Zegrlcessful operation for th* removal PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 7 -</Pi no!! °I j A resolution was patted yeiterWASHINGTON. Sept. 7 - { P ) - of a bullet from hi* hip. Governor To Stick 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 tlo r; Tax Bill 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 em•irNment* bill quickly and with­ go extensive 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 Elorin.i llonr t,,.i* (oniptny, .* corporation herded h, \ II < ial health experta. gettlr slx-yi I AUAKA5SGE. ■^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 ( (.nw f'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 M f|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 I J •*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 o rth 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 Janies, vice pn-idni* | -»ie. "i , ... . . . t-'-.-r-d in the 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 The Utility, whmti ,10 -r .l.inii 1-11 ■ it* -t ,.,1 d ih- in*jnr *plert. received by him ihorlly beU»ly. Hundred* of hotel slid ary, IU4H bs« hrt Ii U I<"l !•» the pi iii ’. ' i a* a lubilitute hi* own meaiure trtdav that h* killed because of neighbors (or two years since he I . h-dih. enntervalorr gurtt* *ml dote employe, filed South Atlantlr >.s- 1 .tiqmi, >.it , , the . . accident, . he ,had litted . „ calling for a flexible import fee. ie*enlment again*! hi* neigh- • returned from the army." ”- io(| i ,lled them bur*." Tha mother of the gunman was the bridge approach a, harardout, - c o n t in u e In nil-nil, Ihe . iffi -'—1 el (1-01 ilid -'It* safely from I lie hunting building, ThU idea ha* been cold-shoulder­ ill e,lio- .1"i, I 11 I lot iiI, future Cohen said Unrah listed four prostrated today In her grief over *nd had made other recommendsj inti falm ettn 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 ...................... ru ttin g 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 was reported by 1fvcTTi civ hsll. we, discovered Canadien-Ameriean talk* on the haihrr Clark Hoover, 83, and tai­ ter, Mrs. E, M. Wonsetler. The equipment 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 . - Air F our* bpttiah dollar emit. 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 -I th >,r - I>> llrlieve in George laid the trade agreement* anyone unlawfully moving such in fip 'l're officer I I . -I.),, »" I a, o n gruficent ! by the Florid-i I’uMi - S.... . ■ .-.un ll 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 inAp 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 luvc 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 Ch unk* of b la iln g | 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 Messenger, eupervls- ^ Meiaeng*,. «:• v f other building*. Attlee Denounces Op­ Fred Ogden, Formerly orMr,of Verne ted in regular *•*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» position For Trying On Gen. P atton’s Ilf *11 voter, starting Jan. 2, The neighbor ng St. J n - i e l ...it.... ha, prensrv ie cauaed by many factor*. But slug tc tDM*. Thl* will be a perm anant'llote' eaught fir*, forcing . 1, 1.. g|i * lempl loll* To Make Bad Blood Staff, Held In Jail registration tt la clear, he continued, that ir ii m, in n general 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 WASHINGTON, Sept. 7—</P) Herndon, comity clark. AM If ’ 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 A snnt'l tire *l*n broke out ot * 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 M- -1 ida's luture," inv' 1 -■1, the j oof of thi St. Jems* Hole!, lava 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" th an today. —Tha United States, Britain Patton's staff, wa* being held in hi -tnlu ts being Twod plats plat* were w'bre men: filed: 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 New Coo Waiter B. Currie Rc* Piomises 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 aw * t-ealS W hat “Think” J-fk W it st: It Inter- wluiming 1:1:1),wily of tliir I.cgts* B ra sralattt^an alM re w ill -la n d u ^ jt n d he COUiltth* Setnlnol* Driving Fork. Th* •qiifptnent "a* set ablate. Slat* Department, Bested In wife, FTottie. Means To Members esting For Fivnls la, .!fu,111 Dl- .i d ! of progress leather-backed arm ehatr*. they fienmlilMii ■)( the structure wa* Diitriet Attorney Murrey Over- other plat was o f Oak Ride* 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 . l 11 . ........ ............................. ..........lie- Linn ideal* of servo e to ihe rniii I hil —1 , 11v fn,.(Ii ill le V-,|» l|n 1 IHitdf* 111 |* till lllll S LilliThe budget as1 presented by th e , l.w|1 .............. . f|„or, were ........ w. t v„,r,d « v WASHINGTON. Sept. 7—(An. a 1 limner's investigation. WASHINGTON, 9*pt. 7 - O T County School Hoard wa* adoptv made tl. muiuiy wa* •tresseit ye^rirtay mino d u "I id n i'd In Up ...... ............ and DihI Die s p ­ ILk Hedge City Maishal W. H. B.nator John Foster D 'ill.. <R- —Britain’* foreign policy and I "IIIHl I -o ld l>y |( (, I. in .(.i 01D 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 A huge...... tlon nf one wall |(>!Cenlrr by W-dler II "Sintty" I'm 1 I1- ii. mm >miv . . ..I. n 1 ,1 ■ccapt” ths Republican nomlna- for talka with Ihe United State* eirruhve iccrelaTy of the Coco* Thl* inrliide* 10 tnllle for the 1,-^ 1 I ,1 ,1 *. I l> t t r t u l l f * i M l l rl I 1 .............................. - t M l ' and Canada on th* British dol­ f... u i i . nnd neailv I" f'-et tall tic ipetMl ie|irr,enl.iMvr id I ■ > > •■ . ..........I , | lliin k D ia l anyone tlon to run for the B e u a t e l n h * rrlala. Foreign Secretary Chamber of Commerce, shot hi, general schnnl fund; six mill* v, 1 7 l I aI . | I l f \ , "llaii.r.l in one l'"'i r | Inlnti.ill»l1*l In 11.1 I11111,1 1 He w.n w.it iiilindt inlindii Fall’s special New York election. lar |>ml ,11 Dip wiailoiu nf v»ur appm foi special tax for schnnl dls Karneit llevln and Chancellor wife ihrough the tpine yeiterday Ihrmlgh the tnnf nf -.N ew York Republican leaders of 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 , - 1 fin.lt Irlct No. 1; a two mill levy fur iiH,hed " v King 1I uni Cliff Aid th* Exchequer Sir Stafford ,idi ' n i l i c l H i i t a t d which had ' tlV llm f.1.11110,0011 appropriation for *ave been pressing Dullee to make Crlppa came by train from h, * rlimax lo dorncitic trouble. Ihe aprclal lax building reserve ............ l i n e d nf people n s h u 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^ F o rm e r Governor H srbert Leh- docked friend of ihe couple, *eid he had laat night. (I tinllnueil ,1a Pea* Sivi ether walls cascaded In smaller signifying thought. Mi man has announced ha wlH « c e p t t'lim* s i ! s ' l l M I I M '1 n i l ! * ! l i e 1 h ' i I H 1 A just left ihe home when the (hoot­ M-rimn* * l fit l - ' l i n * c | r m fJ** ' the Democratic nomination 11 It l* •laird lltal thoughl can eithei BR!DL!NGTONL~Eng.. Sept. 7 ing oerutred, He »eid Ogden sur­ -.M.ify- It.i-l itMilnl hn ihe lifaiil, make or destroy an individual °MTh!dcont*»t la to fill tha unex- Attlee today denounced opponent* rendered and would make no J.W t'EF, ist'EAKKR h , « - h d l n .t-ni Im -'d * l 1" n» ,n ,| Ihe ll signifies help, lie *,ml. nlred term of Senator Robert F. of Britain's Labor government slslemenit concerning the ihooting. Offlcea of two inaurances com h i d h - -11 i"» l l i - f(l - nk I i m i 'I 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 hall v.'llll h - i'l r l h 1*— lli, r*- 1 my, aami issued a t A‘b .n y ; .ald.pU ( „ -h( United StilM j l l i - '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- «>, Mi I * ie(lr tax. 1 1 - v - , i l , - , l that hu The caah boa waa takan from tha significance of Hie I In think. | It,i-l ti Asnator Dull#* haa Union Congress, eight million memSi, 1,ll foullin ll 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 iliu in g D ia l D ine lahasiee to attend the special »#*• become a oandMata * « « » « • •b«r backbone of the Ubor Petty. Gulf L ift Insurance Co., and H( MODI. BOA It I* anllcatlon In everyday life a . a tin,I n u n 1 I'nnehfd « I'lsin g lunin. shot of the State Legislature Re dam ps and a small amount of i u Thl.n il . unique I S S u n lt y 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 rl, nt-. to elect to th# Senate ona of th* ju utmost to solve the dollar ihort" ll- deel.it, 1 I d i'll’t ," V nnd M ti Smith left yesterday, th# Intaratat* Life and Accident' tegular session Thur»d*y that maans th at we shuiilil «h»1 great stataaman of the world _ •g* which threatens Britain with tl..,t i r ill win " i i v gam e. 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 ' l l m ake it in t e ie it m g " ll» Du.-, morning. Senator Boyle, who remained combined with h i. »J*or « d unI, itvHtiinli • 11, n il 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 g iiin e un S -p l 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 th at touehad building. , I ihe week, lie Mated. K mean* knowledge he staled, S l , l . i n ' limit team w ill fn e » In our national government a t a government in isolation." off th* B-8(l bombar Inveatlgaand urged that Linns 11*0 Iheii Ir o n Ii 1111 the IV t i.il'-Ma A ll ‘ha ellned to commit himself as to hi» dim . when the cause1 "There is a lot of effort being tlon one* atksd him for Immunknowledge to he leailur* In 'he Im ,1 | l i - regnlat > -* ."11 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 ,u ill ltyklmh*ll aald Kl» . susMndad dom, hang In a perilous balanca. ll'H lln M « • (■■■• sivi H - i - , - t i l - d D ial m- v end h -f t v act Inn will depend on t he proven special aaslatant, Cadrle Worth 1.,1-n l I141I h - - n ''im pnl'led ”, i'itt need for more money He stated ruthor Of tha document, told him D iru x r i*i the One. not mu "m t 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 —— —“ * liicln itr, >rveii new tackle 1 wlin t'Hien ami eountlea a r t aiv#r> »om# munity-" th er n a a . bean named army de­ -A-li-,1 they f l i ' t to p o ile il (nl prat' fliianc ial relief. A verdict of accidental drown­ ALBANY, N. Y.. Sept. *— 1 /F 1 —' T h# Westchester county district af! 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 MIAMI, Sept. 7—(/PI—The U. I, - i - ' - i i D v w eighed 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" 'in d . In a - t io il tim e the Smith could nut he reached yr»0. Davie coroners Jury aummontd by Judge Investigation th at ha lowed the Fan! Robeson concert near I'sekskIH Hunday. At Ih* same lowlng hurricane advisory at H w n ig lii. were induced In 2 Hl lenlay for comment on th# penddl Douglas Stanatrom to Inqulro nuthor. .. ..__ . fh(T legislation. UMa Ih* proaaeutir, George M. Fanelll. In a preliminary report to A. M. toTfapi into elreumatancoi of tho deatn ,1 in,1 > fm the ltg!ile>t h ml OnesKimball, a «4tnrt* In ■ saetor Mr. Odham yraa outspoken in his Saturday night of Nathanlol Navy Tha Atlantis hurricane wa* cen­ pMUtiilf it he a vle .t plav*U, valil Governor Dewey, Inferential!)denied Ih* contention nf negro berl. court Inveetlgatlon criticism of "political spender* ICnnltno-a Oil I'll* 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 th f 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 PARLIAMENT 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 th e Joint Lemon Bluff. . . . _ . SI ALBANY. N. Y„ Sepl. / --(/pi Governor Dewey today released very slowly east nnrthaaiitward Germany's first postwar parlln- political Mpenderu. Through preII L2K OfflW Hw ..“"•M 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 Anar Tswretanr Gtra? D1VORCR ORANTBD 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 ANORLS8, Seat. T—<ff) Paul Robsson concert near PeekiGII Sunday. The lawmakers were (old liy ernm ent for Urn next two years as D. Smith roported that hi* InLaat estlmataa gave strongest —Th* man who didn't Tb# report, a preliminary one by lha prosecutor, George M. Fe- winds tOO to 11B mile* par hour. Die leaders they elected that co- It hat for the last two " Albert vaatigation of tho body ohow no dinner no longer le the Lieut. marks Indicating and vtolanea. Hurricane (ores wind* extend operation with oilier peopte* is 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 child, tha father, two brothen east northeast eldas and shout Mr. Odham replied, "the I f the rirrth army. estsrday from har — of, lower house of 'lie new west tier- proposal, B O mi!** to south and wast WV U g . u , twm ty , o , „ . a l b . , lusn federal republic—-elected Dr. Tux Study Committee may call it _ ro|g wtMta R. W._ Sturdivant, and, Aotor Jaak B rills , center, Galea arc over 400 miles 'r*« Erlcli Koehler, a Christian De- what they like, but It will mean eh, J. A. Cunningham, who ah* described c neert-gosr*. Hrtlty In protest against the eon- In dlsmeer. -j 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 71) Floridian*. I don’t think our peo­ married In » eonmeot. Jame* C. Hegerty, Meanwhile, In New York City or northtaatw ira movamsnt will was president of tha British- ple W* 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 h o 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 BIRTH 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 dug ■ flept, 7—(/PI - day h* and Senator Holism! (H of Sid Rl 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 yn rrii American Party conareas- a 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 concert Sunday Tha ACA, In th* talegram to 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 Sfi! ■aid Bid. ot IhJond a t 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 Debris South Atlantic Gas Company Is Soid To Group Headed By Gaede t Prime Minister Cocoa Man Shoots Calls For Unity Wife In Climax With_America To Domestic Row Trocvlor I ells Lions Official Talks To Local Kiwanis Of Grid (!lub On Ideals Plans At Stetson For Kejhflnroow In Senate Race h i i InHiirance OfficeR Broken Into, Robbed i m UeproHentatives Leavi* For Special SeH.sion At Tally Author Of B36 Memo A I For Immunity Report I* Made To Gov. Dewey On Peekskill Riot Last Sunday Verdict Found Of Accidental Drowning a Atlantic Hurricane South Of Bermuda « 5 . fi SXgZlA STBS sr.s‘ s r b .M * i a r & THE 1WEATHF'U ESI rr,oMEr*£ # '■ r f/'jV"' BJL -iV i: 1 5M> h'ufi ■"I;,' i1 ’A.Vv -WISKW w rpm ■ ;,.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. 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 05, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 05, 1949. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 05, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7335065b0faf8e73209cafbb715c6e82.pdf 6e3176f2805e09e323093a087ac0c6d7 PDF Text Text eu'y a B A nyfltP MttALP, M K IP B * « W W T R | • R WE SALUTE YOUR NEW STATION WE WISH YOIT EVERY SUCCESS IN THE FUTURE Good Luck and Good Broadcasting Congratulations to You on . . Completion of your New Station Wa ara Vary happy to havt 'MMilU tha IUocka.and to kara )U4 a ahara in thta profranatrp ’’ mora. The Sanford Atlantic N ational Samlnola County'a Oldaat Mambar FDIC i CHAPMAN A N D PEZOLD BLOCK CO. T T Mjrrtla and CaaiM. . i fktm k 1 “Tharaa no SubJiutnto for COMPLIMENTS nnnwrans • *I % me. '• / A Compkto Plumbing laitaUathak / Wm : 1 �fa tJ a ttp T h a n I s S t n a g t l u . T» • f th* Worlds « m “ w of America Ti m m (or Sanford, THE WEATHER 3 T h ? ^ v j fO M JM E Established 1908 a t Florida—considerable cloudiness with occasional local shower# through Saturday and Sunday. Little change In temperature Moderate easterly winds fresh a . time* in the south portion.____ t AN INDEPKNDE SANFORD, FLORIDA, Associated Preaa Leased Wire ID AY S E IT F .M H E H ‘J . I'M 'i Slot Machine K Americans Would Buy British 2 New School They Could Solve Dollar Crisis King May Get Awards Given Quiz At|Probe P.M. Campbell ■ l* ! .tv u r o i l i n ' P ! m;iiion Ceremony t «*L Y ■ fii u-. -#L N o. 209. Caldwell Will Not Oppose Claude Pepper By SAM DAWSON , ■ NEW )ORK. ^epi I-—^/T*| -T he Riitish dollar crisis could he 11 ■ l?i- <i) ' « lit'IJ oSM 1 Vl *olv,H if we .vniild ok}- a lol more British goods Tlien why don’t ive> Th* simple la d .1- Ynu can't make an American buy a Riilish pro-hid if lie rloem i wint to. Sitys He's Not Willing Contractor To Very few prison' liuv a product in the spirit of doing good, or In To Swap I 11ierf y Of High School Wuse the intei national largon i “helping to fire world trade nf li Priv.iti’ Citi/cn For Midway Additions It, shackle*" They buy became Tfiiuir In Capital ' They like the product, like the To CckI_374.041.00 «uV , price, or need It and can't get it WASHINGTON. Sspt., 2-h /B i 3 i t R ': I ' l l MIA 41 I 'l l . Sept. 2— anywhere else. Contract, for construction of a B BiSn i —Senator McCarthy (R-Wit) laid There are things which could Seminole High St bool physical ed­ l/l’i Fenner C.u, Mill.,Id Cald. ’ 1M Mr ! today ha will insist »!>■• be done about these points bv the ucation building, and for a sit dill <n l i.'dn I mi „,U willing to toll tuitiall officio!, "I, ’!"■!, ■" >» tin Midway 1* 1* wCostsilo of Naw York, reputed “ilm I sw.qi th- liber Iv I i private clti* here now to dlscuaa their lack of School for colored pupils war# * machine kina." be called aa a wit- | ^ tl!i 1 'I I . i r d -4 i n »V a ' i t l l l r i l u l l , dollars. And there are tiling, yesterday awarded to P. M. Camp­ need in the Senate inveiti|ation of which could ba done by the Wueh bell nt 128,470 and I38.68& re­ I lie statement cuinr after the High Court Justice Is Ington officials who will evifei spectively, by the School Board “fie# percantera." Mi,mu I'.ulr NVu, rppotleLl Cald­ them. at its meeting yesterday. Elton J. Last Court Appoint­ with "I think Coitello li a eery necwell "t ,n lie dr,fl-il In mu against Taking tha last reason first, Moughlon t* architect for both titary and important witneii," Mc­ Sen fT.iudr I’- pi'-r (|> I I.,) next ee Of Roosevelt’s ther# are some product* which project*. Carthy (old a reporter today. veal Hid ihr l-l|ilu*(C r Demothe British effectively control for Nesrrst to Mr. Campbell'a hid rial .(id oTMiib in- miili Itf ‘‘-.vill McCarthy is a member of the YORK. Me.. Sept. 2 -iA h -S u - which there Is a good maike* m the high school building wss of Mann Construction Co., [lot I" , r and d >1*' (^ nod Pepper. Senate investigations subcommittee oreme Court Justice Wiley B, here: natiirnl rubber, tin. ru-, * Rutledge was near d.-stl, today fine wool, amt Scotch whlske, 'i l,udo which hid 138,980 while which has been digging into the Horn C a l d w e ll , i b . . . prranient of m circulatory condition. The British would like to see mil i nidip, Brown C o. Bradenton, question of whether there has been a new n,i>k >■bi b "prii-d in TalHope for him waned at Volk tariffs lowered on these, and all bid $40,01(1. The latter company 'im proper influence in letting of I ospltal. He was in a coma. other of their product* saleable bid 44J.1U18 on (he Midway pro­ I *11naff v'f df m11, , ( » llii* slate•‘ t e r .- „ • »V The hospital would not amplify here. Neither the American wool ject, and the Mann Co. hid |48,tLsisjiu*t,u deral contracts. Ha has mentioned infill m if*pi>i|(f ln a qurstion It* description of his nllment as industry, nor tha domastlc liquor 480. Costello'S name aeveral times dm- “circulatory." I'hotIt by Jameson (biuil "bi.b p ipi-i » i* correct: industry, nor any other American The phyeiral education building . f I be i'lnygnnind ai Mn- l‘luygi,« n I t'.ili | 'Mv u - m Im - tn,i rliuigcJ. in i the hearings. Hi, family —Mrs. Rutledge, their manufacturer who makes good* In will Im- located 60 feet north ofj,|a*l w i l -o Ilnrin.'Ui I'Mf Hniin,. »It• crt*iM*nv1I or mu .'llihs in ., ip tlif liberty On ona occasion, McCarthy two daughters. Mary Lou and competition with the British (be High School auditorium, will , of I'lning ib, Milmli ini; * mtH nf It t> 4 iilit I rfii |« c-1 i pit it, ' 1r(yrt, Co i (enure Jean Ann, and their son. Neal, llkelv to champion tha British asked Maj. General Harry H he Ktl feet wide and 02 feet deep i The I end his wife—was at the bedside. Idas. Oi Waabnia'nii II- laid several Vaughan, president Truman's mil­ with concrete floors, concrete A* tha 88-year-old “liberal" Aa for tin, rubbsr, cocoa and block side walls, precast concrete itary aida, whether Vaughan goi went Into the coinn. the hospital (inira ((bile h « * " n g -veTUiif (hat wool, the British would like to any campaign funds from Costello. bulletin was reporting his camll- have Washington committed to roof Joists and slab*. It should lif would nnl run ioi ilm ."(cnatc. i p l c r At that tlma, McCarthy called ditlon as grave. Oxygen was ad­ buy fixed quantities at fixed price* completed by Christmas vacation rharb-( I ....... , Miami Daily said Mr Muughtuii. ministered Intermittently. in m t t»v •C ostello "The Hang star" »i ri*i a.iid lie I Nt w. p .li" ,i Two iihysiclans. one of them for several years. American con The building will contain boys' ” Vaughan had testified that In obtained Hie unpii1; mu that ('aidsumera and taxpayers might be Dr. Fred A. Geler of Washington, and girls' locker room*, shower 1940 he received "probably 12.000 .1 ,n bv ,( ('ll u ibf * ' i if ,1 m an ituorabout shackling them rooms, two office, and two firstfrom John Maragon for use In th* D. C. family doctor and friend, dubioua I . I'Ui’il V1|L" A II b 11n- f ' io..r gm-erinir selves to such a deal. and Dr. Elmer Tower nt the hos­ Missouri Democratic campaign aid rooms and a holler room. Hot t ' >unty vDale rdiit pital stuff, attended him. Amaricans have been very vocal Ha said he was under the Imme* water fiom the holler room will i'' ut j* II, - u i < ,1 I ”' II i,.bl bun ha "Everything has been and Is In recent months In their opinion he used for both showers and alon that Maragon, man-ahouiHill of would i it1 i ' in ' but misbeing done for Justice Rutledge of British products and price* Washington, had received the , nf Hu* M l heating. Shower rooms will be ’G a i'tt- .q A m i ( ' m i l wt m l 1-i b, .1 ' .i wa , nskeu f i i t i i 'l f " . I ’r that could he dnn* anywhere." il From highest official to lowliest finished In colored tile. money from others. u*ts*r o f W’tli'tllfl 1 ■ I i' ,; the dour A 111 . i f I A 1ii it11 I i'<i , backseat drlvar, they have told McCarthy wanted to know If anv said Dr. Ueier. * tilMI f .( In, i-rsn.ftStucco matching tha high school f n n | i r i ,rt i< .y i f on m i. P " d .ih i, The Jurist entered the hospital of It cam# from Costello. Vaughan | Britain what It should do. l»i it* building will lie applied on the I ’**I m i I ' m A it. drti’ V last Saturday. He was stricken said ha had never even heard "f 111 '-. m ii iitr c r I *r r u -1 ,l ) n ' First. It should learn more shout outside. There will he four covered -'MUM1 'ft* The O' ' dtapi” ' ii | it would ’ Coetello and that ha was sure nt Ogmiqult seashora rerort In American likes and dlsllkeea. <11* entrances. Each section of the I t It \ H • l a Idwed At. .Ill I'M l ,1 I ib take n r d dr itl the nearby town °f Well. T h e ! trlbut!n)tt ,dve.tlsli.g and selling fgjione of the money came from 4 IlillM . very niaili building will he ventilated on four frird , b>, l,„ to i im. iddi 'i 11 ■ ’ C lt o p - 1-I" 'MU, , b.-( I I ..bool i / vacationed 'h e * | nlethods. Just how the resulting side*. i HI , ba' tbi- draftbring ( hi 1 e. 1 ter o f f i c i a l > |. Later. McCarthy by question, Ills I , lot In i b r . la soon f ’ h" 'Une 'ovh d»,»ta in* by li'f I aI ' . 1 *• t! t sit I I'llPatient, in the llttla cream -1 competition in our domastlc mar The six-room .Midway addition linked Costello with rh tl Kastol 1. .id' Mi. a i i c r e a , o l p*n. ,p pb. ' ket would sat with American bus Ml l A nif, in ; duction and William Hells as partners in colored 22-bed hospital, spoke In Incss men has generally been will Include an office tolleta for • | Mn '' i »• >' nlliiu pn-si I 'l l . I M Cony il6 tin I’ *1 IV John K 'lg m 1 i 1’ 1111>s*-» H e m hushed tones as the fight for pupils and leachera, and a aeptle a liquor firm. Ha pressed Vaughan It'd Ignored. •lion do-** in (II Ijocrai u n i Oibindo S c im e l p o l l * Id , i ilv i f tank. The concrete floor* will be IMF4 '-,1 I about any contacts with or carn- life went on. • 11111 “ I" Second, British pricaa must covered with asphalt tile. Side John f-*pl( ' "1- M ill"" I’ tii’ol (i)lun’i'P ' v bo u n o cam­ Earlier In the weak Improve­ donation* from them. Hit I«T i p d a , paign nidi "id m mb. i o( la 'llaald ha knew nothing ment was noted In hla condition come down. Many Americans con wells will he nf concrete block, ' llll ‘ l»U P1 "Murlr -•( d.. (ii-' -> if IM w e l l ' s lu 'le < l"ne t. pre d ic te d *y such liquor firm. He but as once before a hopeful re- tend that British machinery Is and roof Joist* and slabs wj|| ba C V I* M,...ii 1 I'm sl 1 > I'M *hr | Pi p in* aiiuultaneouslv *tust the former . im -ne , got 99.000 or 19,000 In nort was followed by a relapse. out of data and factory method, of precuat concreta. Tha built up gyd D ,' id ( • - ii ► II I. f ■H• l IPt v nt I 0(1 S( rtcrfallon pmgt nil thl, . 1111, gdveii'iu ciutdldiito." " w i l l not h r . . . . Rutledge, a forms# Judge of hide-bound and inefficient They pitched stag roof la Intended for AI-" '"il l- 1 1•v rl,e gimii •ontrlbutlona from Halts tsf i flit UI v UltMii.Ulf oo-r itiiffig bn(ii whit- and (oloiril He , 3ld "Culdwell in vc-r (ltd like tut that h it undarataiM- the District of Cplutnlda Circuit think the output per manhour Is 20 or more yeara of aarvlce. lulitien lie i.i-dii'd (<1 lllf the Washington scene ■mv tod « / .' ■»D .......... C ta rt of Appeals waa named to much too low In England. They -•Bella had ," e -iirL- ■ .. .... monav from Oraak-Americana the Supreme Bench In 1949. He contend that tha British national! f Ulli'V ?clinol Ro pif ,i.i| Sn.It two']] "I 111,’ Tied of Ilf- epo deads sign ' [| M ,h* hurly-burly natuinal friendly to the Dsmoeratio mum . was President Roosevalt’a eig h th , ration program la wasteful and sides I V Lawton .'I*o , i opft l i f t es will allow croaa ventilation . lal Halle la a N*w Orleans oil man nml last appointee. Twice before uneconomic. And the three comand better dlstrlhution of day- ii,(l I' i ildwrll gave nn his •" e i way po-dil- ol. ilif IV and racing figure. hi* "liberal" view*. ! bine to make British price* too light. m i afll’i four ’ i ms i "d lour oifi i 1I high. i-i 111 ib ii I'fp.nInifru (lif Today, McCarthy aald ha wants . later re eiiteicd politic, m Plans for the projects ami •h. to ask Costello "about a number I And some Americans contend plumbing have been approved bv ,■•K>>I I ,u . ..aafitl rump "U" f’’' «‘W of things that hav* cropped up I hat ilm British must cheapen both (he Stale Board of Education aim Mil 1' ,.J In the Investigation hut 1 « " { then money In term* of our*. Thl* and State Hoard of Health. I Ii ’d | ■ftVIth if •nitom j I- In, L'Oduinn K'lg-ui- Hm redisclose ihem nnw or It would foul . | It I* * ip iieni Hla* • •¥ it ii s', *-r i f in din would make British goods lower i things nil. up" . . " l Im * nu « - t " t a t .... .. fir I .1 .0s i rdllHt 111 prlii-1 for os to buy with our did are In reThe Senate 8 e — hearings ,, I loridn fcib ■ il 11 it id nu g''iets However, It would elso make ' ' ... Iir.nl flit l» • ti It I l ib probably for about a although " lu ll Ho vu. ,1111V -------Just tbs! much higher th* price ♦ 44. tin if fin s- » I id in i^month^Maantlme, the staff and In intlmt. tne |, ill" tl"l1, ( t' lolled Drivers licenses will lie on sa le 1Billons must pay for American ms. i tt'.l * |- .!■•», .n -........ *vaatlgator» are running down i ,n* (ill him ! hulked with hi from Tuesday morning until Oct. 1 good, they must buy. And, tinea In »»• fitr |M , t Mil **• >*1(11**%: 1I ■ Hie position number of tips and coj]eSH”® It, . »l • » * *• |e« at the office of County Judge July they bought four times as data that may he disclosed later * H'h'l* eS > ' hi..... H'l(ll ♦11K V I .. II 1 »f Douglas Rtenstrom. - much from the United States '• 1 iri unit; i* '*irifi"I | 1 ui | I ,1 at public aaaslona. "Anv person who has a relative th,., , (.|.l hers, tha British Con­ Government agencies »r« movt•• "h I'l'tn .11V S‘i‘ [It " 1 'f It t o 1 WASHINGTON, Sept 2 -id '. Ing to shut their doors against or friend outside of the State of tend they could only lose In th# 1 i *|*11 n»i,| I. t'i i kHtil u * I I • » lilt'1 It m:ry fall to Attorney tio -m l ,i»i ld( I' Florida who Is holding a valid deal flv* percantera. _____ 11• *f 1 • ( .♦'* t h ■iout! i • ’H'f tv if ii - ! <\ <H * i " t ; Howard McGrath to select « t " Florida driver, license n.av notify ^ „ „ th , h th# „ r, I il llll* • Mr (nr iti V Morn*, c F i " > (ti. ■ i ing federal Judga for Flinul, l . 4(^ | f iitf t |1 > •, ,i.| I Mr . I 4 I fH I.M «t,|- • ‘ *4 •ft!' So far Sanatora Pepner and M<-' m i l l f i l l V* «'* U'ii»’ l f tl' I l: I Tmc - il. . >i *•’ trill land (D-Fla) have been unable .1 Hftn I. loi ( , - iii •(>r-'l(■r U • "Inf hM i.ifti-, wi*m* niuiti!u»rj* to agree on on* man. There *fem- l ull. ' .' I- • t W ARES, H i . « " • ' J : | mi. putt, to the United States found 4 4|,| W.i ,»y | inifll* | tll'4'li Hut ■|'tm In i - p I., Go -il. In 'rial nf three liegrix'a nccUsed and addressad envalope," eald to t># no chanca there will tie sorb i lA fils1 *'»• " * 11 h | Ml. 1 1 ..|| ili'lou" I,o whiskey bringing tha British moat m Aft, h it. *!11aim4 f»m> MIsim -( rnpltig u young win*.* f (' oi"'Mfl Judge Stenstrom. ('ii’ll I I1i 'I C 1 ' 1"" 1 Itrjtls, dollars—129 million. Raw ma an Aagreement. U’liHf { i- triiio t of f'otn iMUttied todny ,|- |lllll>.r. "I II ml I, k111I suggestion has been ri’.’itlf The Leglalature did not alter ten sl, (tin. rubbsr and tha Ilka) v• 1" 1 li b 'i i i ' t u r i l'v.ifii (••i opening aci..'11'n ”f ••""'B that th# two Senators |irfMt" n • f »• Sanford Giant Manager Hat tha coat of drivers licenses. The were next with $29 million) auto­ tam es to McGrath whose uffirt *S fim* fin Spooii-i fired iliii’v •| a141 fir f yi ft fill' f>4 OriUlllOM iici; .id yestorduv afu r 8 1 i'">s* •ii!mi? Hi** i"in1,1 v " opsrator* license remains at I t ; mobile, third f ith 999 million) ' 1 1 , in, i Mini. I ■ -1 1 -but Gruber last night f! -1-■♦f f 4t> tsi 11 | UHtir | til* till'* i ■ t,. ,-tivi luroru had bum no ♦' that three of hit star P la n t s t a d tha chaufftur* at 12. Under th* woolens and worttoda fourth with makes investigations nnywav ,n 1 IlllflMM »>M9 I im viii .1 iliol lo o t mo*. Mi’ > i t S utf.ii il \ *it l T»1 f if I il.* ■I tiv flute and dr-fen ' iCi'tmvVa * 11 bean promoted to higher brackati Florida law, ha pointed out, tho IIP million: and machinery and that th* Attorney Genersl in (be i (it MtkJ <’nf'H **t 1,1" ■ In i .ml officiate i vnri-M* 1 h . 'pin* ....... on the Naw York Giants ro tter holder of a 1049 license must re­ agr iruliiiral tractors fifth with he recommendation tn the While \ V Mi*. . »i 1nrlgill I) il -,l"1l III 1-1(1 I --I ■’-* >"I tipfore i . 4* lit O i mn Hip cnee wm-ld not House. l*M i for n*f* i * ' * new it by Oct. I or pay an addi­ of teeme. ... . 112 million aaflf/ ‘ 1 '' I All - iooiidiul t-> the giouiul * f i l l ! till* !»? «*• f iIII O' I lit, mry until to n in ' "• f imiif RmiU fin * I It is generally known thei IVp Catcher Len Matte haa left for tional I t delinquent fee (which nil This year, tha April and May I wo­ I I I M l ’ 44 f -4,1 V » I’" ' Tlie r«|Mi of the 17 vi " li- m i, gdiuy iiip I -<o b MuiMf fi>« f t lit Sioux City. Iowa of the Western goes to the State) ur take a diiv- figure,, latest available, ehow ner has settled on attorney w J ••*i|Ht<! 1 'ft vhie ......... \\ 11f i: I i14 SntihTfl Full I man last month om Ml»* Ml«**'* ♦" ■mil (voi» t lie <Iii t y - lot he, fFunis) Steed of Orlando M --< ar’i examination. '■ League. Pitcher Jack , wiilskev is still tha number one | ,li, ,l \ , lb - a-- \ ---1 l,iip l • ii.ii"rl,in deniondr "i . iguinot niPi'Hiiif hrM "ii • "" ' ' , nlllp- ll Sllllllll . u-t.lil fr -i haa baaa ten t to Springfield, I . i» illAny person who has not had a iIkIIhi earner) but woolens and land I* reported to have s II-I J ti," -I. (n I iud i Hr-ulI-- 1." sai l '.g lu es at in iirliv (Ii vr’ Mil. ut |u Hi • I 1 Cindln, «•Mini v pm it ( le ti w (•Ohio, of the Ohlo-Indlana League, driver’s llcenae and wiahe* to ap- wonted* are now second) and aeveral, anyone of whom lie i* I*<1 M I- ....... , I Hgiit rider* set f're '■> negro Sgt T V IIidwm In r filin' dnv» In* eluded 1 and southpaw U r r y Barry goat play for one for 1980 may apply machinery and linen place goode willing to compromle# on. A- r-srdhuii program." sin* i InniMjs nml fired sh 'N " latulum, Holland la now In Florid, t.. to Lenoir, 8. C. of the Weatarn a t the Court Hou»# basement tie for third) with raw materials I Ml, of K-guliii Oll-I ,|l"i oil •II • ' l,i l 1 " ** i.,i i i »i<.1 -ii for -'ul j • ,using must of Hint i-niumunity s Investigate the hurricane dsni.ig* i i -i ,. II- m i, iiinlei in-r -- -1--* Carolina League. Tuesday afternoon* from 2:00 to i I miMi ul 1 ropuia "til Hopper i . gin poptllntlon to Heir town Tha m l of the OUnto wilt bo 6:00 P. M. and Friday morning* rjuwn in fourth place. In every and Is expected tn ronfet with < Im the (orline sinvmg of 7u .• - ."-mv II 1 Diuglas si'lmnl tciMimrarlly. Florida N ' l i 0 n n 1 ca*e. except linen, our Imports of committee from the Pnde r (mill v leaving for tholr various homes old Nurimiu Blow no wii-i -ail- (HH Hi* Silliervliio nml ru 1ill'llilslUSII fill',Ilv re-tnr'.l i lcr. from 8:00 A. M. until noon. these British products are nt a Bar Aas Delation. President .b>htt within the neat f r o daya. found Aug, 7 nliisliud nod r-t->I-* By contrast, the trlnl created HRISrnl,. Kiiglaiul. Ks’l-I *2 ■id"'i"'u of luiil’ progiunia I mil, Aa In y tars past thera will be much lower annual rata than last H. Wald, Jr-, wrnte Hollnntl VPointing out th a t tha OlanU nml tied apieuileiigb-.| tn Ins I lull# Bxtdteiner" y is t- r d u VonPi jirltaln'a t-iggost had won aa many gamoo thla additional clerical a s s i s t a n c e year. a confartnca and the Senator r>. -lieduleil for 1,si log (cal- to- III ids home ul >[ |H11I WJttfJ nml. flirurff"! Hi« [itiigimn ii' n t special deputies and highway That I* why tha British are nilad that ha would tie happv In ro ar aa last and had loat on* !•#*, through Beptamber to allmlnat* MW. lliowne', vvlfo, nl*(i HI, V. ( '4‘ M- i»|i4 4 AcmfuriiV Adam I llav" patnlrnon guarded Hie i nui Hi nis# Manager Gruber atatad th a t In Ma aa much waiting In llna aa poatlbl# clamoring for ui to lower our see him during Ihr Florida vl.li nmrf It Ik the lit HigilM* I. I ,f>n mg lin tiireil v.ln-n1 | 'M ’♦*■*)*%(( j1 li ,- I (vt'iilii Slapl<' . ■'ml roads lending Into town 1*1){IIIHit •» 'IlMIt opinion thoy h a d | t o r * d t o tho In obtaining licenses, »nld Judge tariff, even mors, to pledge to Wehl'a grnun also wani* in 'nil lltahsxon g.idt Ml mi •*'’ 1 ’* Mur,- Hum U'O mg .'■•* wire 1114'11• ' 1 f K»* 44r' f 11 take slseablo amounts of their w ||h McGrath and Preslilenl Tru . ..at nf IIH.liun mm by "n* H- -'-d upon (In* seen**. Ilty, nut nao not Btanatrom. boat od their ability, but bad nresant as spectators 'I Hie ''ts l. \i H'llMIIV good*, and to give them muro cre­ man. Mi mill M« A jrow ad anffldantI hitting power Illneigldiol*, Aeroplane t’oinimoy. 1l-n ’ "f'lltf* H Wor ke itssl-iln'l J ' hey and 300 while apevtiitors dit nr dollars. u-i,!1*j| f 1"•f '’T o win more than Miles Utnm, wt-i-ii lll'Hifl f1M Tha association t* nushlnv fm At (he entitl'd* will b« (•■<"* Cominform Journal ilu« gi'iuii ’lining Hi iiiniiin.r ] f ltn| the courtrnntu W I MU Off 1% MM Id Many American* reply that tha naming of a Dade mao be Irallied A. J l'“gg If G'e l"<""U Itv (lie intnolm. l iuui wn, ,l-.«t dinarily, howtvar Tit# three defendants Walter I'.l.-il ilrove (he tills lor losing '88 games for ■ percentage or later the British must causa of tha great amount of fllglil* are succcasiul I’-•«ii o'"" Ilm stnuiHcli nml I", wife .'as .-.•iniiiilo,(I,.,ma.i Irvin. 22; Rninurl Sln-pn.tr t, 2J, Sees Tito Collapse sooner .liltingPdriclpnls of 840 would pul g team In tho improve their methods, lower huilns** . . , transacted ---- In thai «ms to lake tile craft op fui its Just l-Mtetl with it sholgao I in-( i mo* \ Iniis lltpitoo ami .1 N ('liimii, nrnl Charles Greenli— 1'■ •■* re first division, ha sto tod. their production costs and maet tv. whlrh consul* lergeiy of th# , mM|,( Mnmlav >iglit-moiiili-nlil duiigliler, in i"'> m iiper'iled will, Hid dlieclois "f 1 dm amt allowed no »•"> >*i,m Tha BUCHAREST, Romania, Sept. Hal atntod that ho la locfairg changing world trade conditions. city of Miami, ’fhr plane is lnm"i Ibim liny m-Hier'e arm ,, was injured intei ilia roltued in "gram to make 1*. s*ste ch a rd they ram 1 ih<- v«»'injt for n n k a rast right bora In Ban* 8_yp>—Th# Cominform Journal Tho,e things—no m atter how writnun after lienlliig m 1 . d'hlng tm e ilc a ii sliip In opeinio-n. 1■■-1 milly during Ihu tn-m U, i* (ut res( aald today that there la a "genu- much w(. help them financially ford. (mailer than llo* 11 H Alt 1 u.. • 1lining Ho- pingi'iin* and ac t.cr husband Ine" Communist party In Yugo- from time to tlma—are things, 180-1on expei linDidsI ............ .. '" A fourth negro suspect. I lentti.. "P-, ian i-il out ai llieae plsyelarta, which la growing and may many say, which tha British must KILLED IN W RICK (lying liont whlrh ilnwanl Hnuh"* N o t e d J o u i i u i I i h I O l . i miirl( liming Hie summer were risri as Erne*t Thomas, was shot overthrow Premier do for themselves. IKLD4, N, 0,. Sept. I - m u tu a lly --strit hlleflv in 1917 Hidtliall, vnllnvhsll, lisskeHiail, mid killed when Ii- nHcn't'leJ Marshal Tito. Tile III Itisli slil|i lins >i 2111 Dixie l)k'H In i\U*nipliiit i , linin' hi uiarlilDs ibvig-li lM, to escape from an armed no*** Ip Tha Journal also claimed that Clares of business, the bank*, wingspan, a fuselage 177 fee* long ik,-,Hewor k. sh"1lr'isft end story northwest Florida several days tha Yugoslav Communist axils Tourist Group To ths Post Office, and municipal hipI tolar* fid feel from lire i-oun-l, MEMPHIS, Sept. 2 bT- A i.'lllog." Mrs. iHngles stated. ',ft»r tha allege! aMnrk. movements now have their oyn will he clo**H for the I,, Hughes' plane was H2U feel well-known n e w s p a p e r mm, Plan For Outinff rffleaa radio station, and that four anilIxrr Day holiday Monday. Of fire* neros* tile wnlgs; 219 feet Jong i hutu'isr Jefferson Hiiurnon*, d i e " ----------------------------REEK 8IIBSING FLIER at tha Court Itausa will be dot and H5 feet lilgb. Die, . i.-W| , a DAYTONA BEACH, 9cm. 2— The Tourist Group will ad except for th at of Count V The propeller-powered Biotrlsnn III ,1 liuspitlii bore III*' oigl" •«" of IIM. Hu ........... tired ......... f f l i 'H i A i l ^2 (JPt (/Pi—Search was started todsv far In Y ufoaairia. . , 7:90 o'clock Saturday night Clark O, P, .Herndon, which will | > gelng tented five wrekr nfler ,,l the Memphis l.i,b." Review , , " , 1, . 7 . Zeh Grubb, Lexington, M C air­ m h a d to r r _ Tha Journal declared th at naw the Tourist C tnter to make ho ^opened until noon Iwanse of (he debut nf Hie 890-inllo nn ..... A I' liiiclfii services wen* held Imre f*1 " Amerlian Legion a fllst na plane dealer, missing after liking High fracture. underground “ooniplrator group# for ths the Labor Day oatf ouU nf1u«a£w Ir-lny. Kuril,I w.ll bs in Ms..... , coitvenHnn wound up withD« Havlllanrl "Comet" Jet liner are springing up everywher* In* at SanLando Sprlags. IgSL Tho Boiary Club meeting will which Britain lias bulbil nn Im-i r:,, i.i, •",* making " decision on next off here yesterday for home Jul­ aide Y ufoaam a and th at thla A social hour and taka p la n , and will he held idinilrnge to Amrrirnu commen lnl •car’s meeting place. Home legion ius Grathani, airport operator Inning bis m wsp«i -i MIllegal revolutionary morement" I I a t 19)16 P. M. at ib« etr supremacy. ; ."duals said privately Igr.s An here, aald nothing was thought Blmmoiis worked on ric All.min t Canter when District urdav night msatlag, „ _ gel-s made the strongest bid for nmlss until an associate of Orobh’a U . . . T . U board will ba p i a y ^ Tha Jollrnnl, tile IlmiMnu I'nsl I'is or WaHar C. Kennedy of FIHI1 RODKCI BUT OFF Hie convention But other emirces called to a*k what had happened rub Ii, i|io Mcni|il)ln |'i - 1" H' lml will visit ths club, Duo to the Fishatbon In (Irion- tor nlld the New Orl'im Item ■si" uni il v delegates consider Lns to him. said will Issue Its edi- do, which will attract mnny Gnum Angclc* loo far from the big IbBNAKE VICTIM DIF.* Drug stores will nb- and Freeh W ater Fish Comrnlv lie was u former uioun,:,",: -«li cion posli In Brrniisylvnnla and Members of eion officials, tho Bemlnolo Conn i nr of I he Knoxville Join m,I mid MAXVILLE, Fla. Rapt. 2— wns nt one Hmu pnrt n » i n unit K''w Vor,k' r,'« California city’s --B sn Padgett, 99, died In a hoa* ty fish rodao, for children origi­ mniiugcr of . Hie Mncon News. bid wan given u boost when Mlnml, ultal a t Btarko last night 12 housa nally scheduled for last Saturday, Rlmmona whs grndunt-" from FI*., site of tho 1948 convention, aft*4 bring struck golow th* left ----Institute at Burnsville - withdrew Its offar to hold tho knsa bir g rattlesnake. I’adxst University of Geor- conclavo In that Florida city again 4 t e « B s m cutting trees Frank Costello. New York Gangster, Is C a lle d Important n .■ j %• 5 Percent Witness KlllledgC INeafS Build! And , m mm Death In Maine; Goes Into Coma ^National Guard Cliiclien Sifj?jicr Well Altrnd^d D r iv e r s Licenses* On sSale At Court H ouse MondayA.M. Praise Is Handed Those Helping In R rc re a fio n S r! op M eim iirs (* nits Kill I'incllsiH I'n i'iliv r; I' mis I' rjinlicf Ir.isr Orlando Attorney I s S u ggested A s N ew Federal Judge v s ««»■»*,r “ r. ts JSTsSrjft&'rsiSs: <** Gruber Announces Three Star G iants •R eceiv e Prom otion t Jurors Questioned For Tavares Trial Due To Start Today • I..-ii-1 PI riilllii i* II'vol, 1i ii f;iant Airliner For Tents TuiHorntw Zd SfinforH BiipinrRHPR To Clone Fjnhor Hav ses .sslis ,*sya DuSSfVwr fcTSSVJIL1 nsxt year. l Ht' £ W W I skL----------- { �i ifc- ’ 3 1 i e Sanford Herald 1 H __ FRIDAlr. H K P T T a T im TODAY H BIUI.K VEHMM The fool alwaya a> l,u. himk »y« im imagines 5traj;tj tr r j *W‘««ai for 1*«; S r .l,n^ the (acta let*, tool* make a mock at Jrtn, but among the rlghleuS* there I* favor.-prov. 14 s8. l^ , ’ s i n/ ^ Byrd pu" <'• you • morlgeg* on your term end H lied grown to $65,000 la the la.i few year*, you would N *n the same fit a* Unde Sam. Now Yugoslav charge, that Ruiii# got $50,000,000 for Mlling oul Yugoilav claim* to e dice of south•rn Austria. Wonder how much it would lake 1o buy a little real totate in eait Berlin) V . aw Paul Kobcion do the leading part in the “Emperor Jon**" many year* ego. He wai aood. He ia a much bctlcr actor than he it a political leader or Commoniil agitator. We are »orry 10 act him in hi* *old age make a monkey nut of himielf. The moil charitable thing that can he laid for him now i* that hi* mind it •lipping. Our benevolent Congrei* will) all ill humanitarianitm ha* patted the minimum wage bill, railing *uch [wages from 40 cent! to 75 cenl* an hour, To the extent that the bill 11 effective at all it will retult in failing price* which all of u* conturner*, rich end poor alike, will have to pay. But for thoie who cannot earn 75 cent* an hour, it will mean thet they will join the rank* of the unemplornwh. to be , Hlpportid by l l i e j t ^ T ^ , , juat at wa leatetl TfglMl S#c- retary Marthdl *aid it we* a “calculated ri»k" —; the; Marshall Plan ha* failed to ptoduce th# re­ sells which ionic oi it* loudcit tup* porter* claimed lor it. We now find ourtelve* at the end of two year* and after palling out more than fir* billion dollai* in Ameri­ can aid. exactly where we were before, faerd with the necessity oi leading the European nation* more money, finding * i**l tolulion to p/oblem of international trade exchange, or hiving them go i»t. No doubt they at* bclthan they were two year* bpl they will ntv»r be well oil not to want more, are like that. Not ju*l in but everywhere «l*e. ■55 C ' •> . tt N ation’* Pi i - puking tt fata through. m Vote Force* in Price Supports On that ato ia—auijor legisla­ tion—this Congress doe* not have a very distinguished record. II) IIKWITT MACKBNZIB • . By IAMBS MA1LOW Here are the big bills passed by where else. Such ia the ln^rence to ba gained from the u.. Ai' Foreign Affair* Analyst WASHINGTON. Sept. 0 - tA V - this Congress, meaning finished gulahed crlea which wera ll»rd In the halla of Congress afnan still Is thumping for hi* own It's time to take stock of what action by both House and Senate: ter Defense Secretary Lw*H Johnson revealed h|p plan to eubeldy program. A Democratic this Congress, the Plat, ha* done. I. It continued the Marshall lop half a billion dollars off annual defense expenditures. political machine is aiding him. Protests came from representatives of several of the dis­ Soma Republicans nro backing Houa* lias token a three-weeks’/ fared on how much money to Anderson in hla Indirect contest tlncc early January. . Now tho>;»#n«i on it. They'll have to Ire * tricts where some of the ba'f billion will not be spent. with Brennan, but other OOP law­ vacation, ita work practically fin-1 that nut.)The announcement must have b e e n an unplcHHimt | 2. It voted to keep-rent control makers say the Democrat* are i„lied. shock to lawmakers of the sort who can talk for months 1M9 until June 80, Tire Mower Senate li still grind- from April making a political football out of ling along. It may be bet* tor 1060. ubout economizing In gov-rnment without doing anything the farm problem. 8. It set up a government hom ­ •On# thing I* certain. Unices thc|w*eke. Iter It rttulms from the to hurt anybody's patronage or gravy train. When the ccon$10,000 dwelling it ateitad laat ing program: Benat* passes a bill and forces one-week holiday omy axe In really ready to be awung, these lawmakers al­ unite for low Income fam iltei; some kind of a compromise with night, ways want it swung in noinsone else s districts not in theirs* But mostly It will be winding up s’utr clearance; and houilng help the House, then the lower price ,;if economy is to be achieved In government, it can bo _______________________ supports approved laet. year wilt It* part of the Job which th* huuee ■oi farmer*. pli 4. It unified th* armed force* already he* completed. Bo little done only by Juat such energetic action, and by Ignoring the; th** front lor* of Yugoslavia whirl, go into operation Jan. I. hand of Secretary of , Defense new can be expected. Another certainty la that re­ cries of those who fcney themwlvea to. be1 hurt. The half JJYiim Every year Cnneraee P«»»ei a Johnson. 1 it lot 11v H rreU'llloua ngaimt feveriahly gard!*** of whet Congrese docs 6. It approved six of the level billion dollars - ...... — .. Moscow. Yugoslavia, while 11H Mi-klng a aoiutlon that will appeal —or fall* to do—the farm pro­ num ber of Jawe which don t make Tru plans Jana President Truman suhmli d to save each year is a half billion which will not have to be sutwcrlblng l« Russia's brand if to the farm vote. Th* farm pop­ gram will be a top lisua Id the headlines. This Congreae hat dona ted for deorganlting ting th* the got « paid over to the government by the taxpayers. They will International f'oruimmlnm. Isn’t a ulation numbers near 80,000,000 IBM congressional election. And the same. That means a lot of ment Thsie plans jil*____________ followed In . .part ._ Democratic nation. No. Mr. T ri­ jjeraona. 1 It probably will stay In that «I»°J work. have It to spend In their own way. Hut the work of -any Congreae the recommendations of the Hoov­ tium was spoaklni' of relations U All* of this explain* why the the presidential campaign of is judged by th* big piece* of tow- er Commission on Qtvornmentol Spent by th e taxpayers for their own purposes, th a t trvrr-n tlio Soviet Union and th1 Houae already haa Junked the no­ for 1852._______ ____ _______ reorganisation. money will create just as much employment and prosjierlty Wcsti-rn Datnocraclas. g. It M ixed a new minimum Krcmlln-Tltn row vel prupoiela of Secretory of as If spent by th e governm ent, perhaps even a little more, . So far an. tin* „lltna ,far linn trocn Agriculture Brennan end roundly wage bill, raising the present 40 since at*least part Jf it will be spent for productive enter- I J ^ K hv . part «t the co1*I supported another one-yeer excents an hour to 76 cent* for peo­ prises instead of for th e unproductive business of wur pru-|w... in Kum-.n. It l».» b... ple working for firm* that do busboon o ll.il- tension of the rigid, high-level, wertlme farm price support proin*u across state line*. The Haul* <|tinriel, though the paration. i/mm. n..f r *,: r r r acted week* ago on tiua, lb* Man­ at* last night. All they have t*. Wtt-liliuMmi. for loans lonna and lb' lb1 All 436 House members fees And . - , . . , ... , . prlvilegu of imnbnaing bedlr cletclons next year. And In the NEW YORK, Bept. 2—(A1)— ( l Au j oy |ung gibing co-worker* do now I* compromise a few dlfP .......... ......... I many Interests of the c .......... f*r*nce*. The fa c t t h a t m an y Interest!! Of th e c itiz e n s o f a tn u n l -1 wi'di'd niuiMunrv might ultiniul* ninny agricultural diatricta the Borne wise men believe that the k|,t,p com{ng by end asking If he Bo much for th* big bills actu­ "nvoalnvln un impoi- level of farm proiperity may do- greatest shock In life to the ner- |m(, u njre u me „ t the seBahar* cipality and the more widely separated rural residents are Iolv make Y t p m e d by both House*. Now closely related has been established to the advantage of both ,,u1"' 'I''"' ln tlu> c»bl war to the dde the result, vuua system occurs a t birth. , l l |0 r “Where you beenT Blck, 1 ally for tn* bill* th at w*r* passed by the Western Allln a similar dilemma feces the such a change. haven’t seen you lately." In the San Francisco area. ................. House and, although itltl However . tin Enroncnn coM Senate, but It tehee • loAgerThis 1 hold to be a grievous p,,,, „ whole week the fellow th* awaiting action by the Senate, . - . one-third of it* Residents of this region are about to celebrate the ten th ' wur rerlnlnly lin* lost much of range view. Only •rrur. doesn’t do enough work to break are expected to pas* th«rs and beyear of the Regional Service Committee. Reviewing the the' h« "team In recent week* Why- member* face a voter teet next Th# average men Is usuully t n Kn>t', tmek. He deydrearae— cornel* w: ■........................ * •- * . . . . Writ, thr-ri* ur«> Severn) ronsoni year because aenator* are elected achievements of- the decade, Its members cited u noticeable born only once. Me has small listening to the sea's eong gTOW 1. Military aid for Europe to loir out' Miller the Communist of. . terms. . . 1memory of the occasion, and It dim m er... dim m er... dimmer. By back up the Atlantic Pact. improvement In relations between San Francisco and neigh­ feimlvi* fm llni spread id Cms- for_ Hix-year fo r the past 10 or 12 years a merely leaves him with u slight Friday he has accepted the harn­ boring areas. Rural residents are kept Informed of the cul­ iiiiiiiTsni westward nr urn* (lift eon- loulilion 2. Renewal of the Reciprocal of Democrats end Re- feeling of gratitude toward Ids ess again, but meanwhile hls soul Trad# Agreementa Act. This oitop tural advantages of the metropolis, and Sun Francisco are tlnent lung bus been iloflnltelr publicans—all from farm states 1 mother. Some mother* even claim lias suffered an Immortal blow. balled ulumr the line wlileh It mu continually renewed bv C ongrsii acquainted with the facta about the atate’H bualc imtuxtry bolds cqi has controlled Senate action on their offspring lose this stmsatiun Cut such a man open and you since it was first pa***d In 1034, Muoiitdi eon*rat Europe. Tli* and nd about mining, ng, lumbering, and finhlng, which nlm> miiku iifilifiriH \ve-l of Mi'il line no tour­ farm legislation as well as govern- in time. can count the big scars on hls I* a corneraton* In this country's A Breater ,hock to thu nervous nurvuim nyittm —oiw for ttc h foreign trade and policy, Important contribution* to the economy of thu region. er are i/mvHv threatened with merit fund* to cerry out these niurlt less with lieln* programs. coining hue year he returned from a vacation .. _ . , , , . ' system than MVtlf'li' .......... . ......... .. .......I Undtr It th* President can low­ The cleavage between city and country dweller in nteml- Communism, l.nst year ----- *the ■— Senate “ — *- Insisted“ to work after a vacation, because as snt,'l]|t,.s, Artuallf, I _ nnd add 21 for the time spent tariff* on good* from er he American lly growing lean aharp. Urbanitea moving to the country nbsnrlied Communtsni bus been loslnv nowrr u|,on storting a long-range farm | t i, an »nm» | , . 0ny. Medical I learning to earn. The total will tell a foreign country which in turn maintain many of their former intereata, and farm dwullera in rutintili", like llal" end Frnnr* projrrfttn that would allow fovtrn* • K|«nc« h ii'/d in a fm u c h lo nmk* 1you exactly how old ha la In auf* agrees to lower its tariff* on some ahifting to the city never completely loae their rural roots. »e|i«re li long exerrised vast In- ,n*,nt pidce supports to be lower- birth as pleluant as possible for ‘ a rin g . of our goods. ed. The House insisted upon *u concerned-except fur the forSuch a plan aa Han FranchWn ia valuable in cementing these fliioru-r Such wounds could 8. Reviling the displaced per­ And with tlie halting of the Red another year of wartime price gotten men with the pocket book avoided by a system which per son* act tn cut out features which boinia and In forging others. offensive Mie in,lions of Weslern floors. to adjust himself ere considered to discriminate who ceueed It ell. But It has dimo til Itted a man ■E Knrone have mnde ronsIderaU.' A frantic eesslon-end com- nothing to cushion the me ntel gradually again to th# dally tread against aom* group* of DP'a whw strides toward recovery with the promise jammed th* two bills suffering a man undergoes at hav­ mill. to] th# U. B. (ThP wanted to come M nssistnnee of the Min shall Plas. together—-the House plan to start ing to return lo hls Job after two The firit day back a man should Senate may a e f o u t th at’s not Thi'li in ogress in sumo rases hss Mils year end the Senate plan carefree weeks of holiday, have to show up only for an hour certain.) A worthwhile current activity of the Amor lean Red hern dtsHiiuiiintll'g. I.nt still Wl'*l- next year. Keeping for anothsr y*«r In the afternoon. He would walk This is the crudest ordeal ln•■rn Eiiiopo ns n wholn tma gained Croaa ia Ita sponsorship of accident prevention education for President Truman end hla sup­ fllctcd by a heartless civilisation. around wearing a big sign around the present «vstem of holding farm "lienplh and roiirnge. school children. In aortic dtiea parnphleta and guides will lie th# porters, especially Brennan, made The poor wretch lies shivering hi* neck Haying: attrlce* - r up. It’* not . .clear . - . whet .. I4 distributed, neighborhood vurveya conducted, and courses Moieovei Mm AtlnnMp pact h*» a political harvest of this In tho In bln bed ns the alarm clock “Yen, I've been on e vocation. |f i n i t e will do on this, whether It lirmi nealed bv the Western De­ No. not the tnountoini-1 went to , will u n i to 'th e House plan or November elections. The President bugles u call for him to rise mid held which will lead to Red Cross certificates, ns „ unified defense accused Republicans of sticking do hls duty. Madly ho tries to t)m MHiiihorti. Ym . I h»d ft wondtr -1 ni,...... ... of lip owrt, or ” Children thus taught should grow to udulthood with the Mini In <1 ngtrresslun upon nny on* a pitchfork ful Umv. No* It wttnn*t too txptn* Probably will d° aomothlnf. In th* farmers' back. proper attitude toward safety measures, and the result of 1belli. At the same time Mir He carried enough usually Re­ crawl back Into hls dreams, hop- live—only twice what I could af. The following Items, *1) major Demon ai'ies of Europe ure In ahotild lie a reduction in Un number of uccidents in home. ncorrs* ford. Yes, I know 1 have a nlca pointsi which Mr. Truman wantsr iteiiLi mldwestern farm states irntii-i Publican creating a United I " wrn t>.. th . nrw.lH.ns-v Dluygrmtml, und at reel. A Red Croxa lifu-Hiivlng rcrtlfii'iili Stale-. „r of strike the place he earn* Ids dully! ton. and you don't have to say It 'Jj'* Con? r'i* A® Kiiinpo which lias been 0 n u can* and Da- bread—anything, anything to «luy' ought to be good for at least three ch*nc£ ^*1. P,"** "*. * * ,1 . T*fttmix lung been an hunor honor cov coveted by the young, and the nx- Min dronm’ " f UbrnlUta for g*>t-1 , miK-rats arc nervously watching Joyously carefree for another moro days. 1 know Itwon't 1**‘ 1 U. ; , t . u t £ 7 T h. Renat# Hociuteu training hax hnx helped helj.i reduce fatal xwimming nc- oral Ion* nMld'chenfes ln It AM Mn-xe things hnvo provided i ,I|C** ,arm areas and attem pting week, n day, an h o u r... n minute long. Yours didn't either No. I'm » « ‘J ^ eldentH. The projected trulidng in uccident prevention might ,. .lungea now,-i fol ili'lei-ront to Moscow’s lo decide what to do. L,0n B,£,d *" "! l * L]?" The House hasn't acted, isn't exprove no leas important urn! effective. (D-NM), anililtlons. but an even greeter, Senator Anderson "Get up." says hls remorseless hell. Please don't aak me any peeled to. 8o T-H stands un­ factor lin> linen the fact that iin-j former Secretory of Agriculture, hausfrnu, "and go earn me a liv­ questions, or I'll break down and changed. rest mill even disaffection have) is pushing a compromise between ing." cry." i 2. Social security Mr. Truman been showing themselves among, high level price props and a And shivering and shaking, the, The hose would then step up wanted, the Social “ I 8ocurtty prothe Red mlellltes Them Is Mie j flexible long-renge plan. am wldsnad to cover, more p#oMore than four thotiinud workera in a Cleveland intlux- open defiance of Yugoelavia, the Despite firm rejection* by both glve higher bensfit*. No aatrial plant took p«rt the other day In a voluntary work xtop- actual lev.iliitbiiinrv plot In neot-h- th* House end the Benat* with ,0 4 m op.. ,11 lo h i, .1,0/ this year. Maybf ng»* | , Ar * oslovn1 I-,, and thu . Irm ild srjn ijct _____ _____________ Ihely Democratic majorities. BragPfk0' W couldn't ^e/alled a strike because a xtrlko wmdd Hnngmy vJolata the work contract. They were protesting tlm rum- In slnuts Ytnscnw line trouble* pan;-’ — *In --------.. .. iy x- action auspendlng the prexldent of their union nl- enough of liei own to keep her t e r he had been involved In a fiat fight with another worker Iiiikv without devoting much enorev tn Miiulng u world war against in tho corridor of a compui.y building, he Deinix-iui'les. It look* from If the average pay of the workerx wax $12 n day, it •here re, though shn haa changed coat them nearly $50,000 to lodge their jirotexl iigulnxt the her null,-v In order to eonsnlldate dlHcipllnirig of their union head! Wonder how many would •mi own slinkv positinn in hnr new satellite rniplrc, auy it wua worth the price? Tb.-re Is ..... other Important Item wlileh we shouldn't overlook. H ow T o Combat That Post-V acation Letdow n And Get Back On H ie B all City Country Safety For The Yountf $50,000 Proteat S cien tists R eveal N ew est Advance In Growing P lan ts With Chemicals Aaaoclsted Preee Helenes Reperter NEW LONDON. Conn., Sept. I —(A*)—Bom* of the nation’* top RcientUt* turned th*ir attention temporarily today from tissue cells to submarines. R**earch«re attending th* ninth lympoetum of the “Society n r Preiident Truman deaervea Wing Growth” .at dbonheetieut Colli were scheduled t i tsh* time .................... ritnd .. om their seetione to vleit Vaughan who uiea that friend- a ivy's eubmerlna baa* on 1 Themes River. The Junket wee to be more tt a *lght-*e*lng affair, however, 1 Navy had promlaed to hava own aclentleta on hand to a the vliltore the low-down an “pi ■loluglcel eip ecu of eubmsr warier*," Today, before they left for eubmerlna base, they were to It Dr. C. W. Wardlaw of Mancheal England, discuss •iparim ente attention at this Ilia,' for this reason: The theory has ln-vu mlvanccl recently that In tlic cells of all forma of Ilf*—Including mm, tlil-i may ba true: In addition to ''gem's" cnnlors of heredity—thal exist In the cell nucleus.i, th.here may ho ol hi-r noalliary genes In the mniialnl suridlr- the nucleus. rounding there — Is ......little evidence so m But t; .i-----, fa r thatA nsuch exterior, or "plnsam Renee" actually exist. Mos cow Is e o l o e nil n u t to ctjm- iiuoiii-.e the Far East. A major op­ eration in this provram la tn* great drive of Mm Chinese Com­ munist armies which h*vn been rolling southward until the Nat­ ionalist capital of Canton on the south cniist Is threatened with capture. Former Foreign Secre­ tary Molotov, the old-time revolullouarv Bolshevist who I* one of Stalin's chief lieutenants, Is said lo huva Imen assigned the task of directing this Asiatic drive. It ntnv well he thet preoccupa lion with this major operation may Itlsn have Influenced Moscow case uii on its cold war In Eu After all, pursuit nf tho cold couldn't help the fiovlek much ton nnd it might dp a lot of damage. Seminole County Junior Chamber of Commerce Comparative Statement o f Budgeted and Actual Revenues and Expenditure* Years Ended June 30.1950 and June 30.1949 Y««r Ended June 30. 1950 Budget REVENUES Surplus Brought Forward Contributed by Seminole Co. Board of Contmiaalonen Contributed by City of Sanford Membership*—Current j^ ' p^ ow Miacellaneoua Adjustment of frior Year ijlefiiidy Total Revenues Year E»4ed June 80, 1949 Actual Budget $ 1.070.80 $2,206 01 1.500.00 406.00 2.400.00 2.400.00 400.00 400.00 400.00 1.200.00 87.800.01 $2,209.01 r ■• 1,280.00 900.00 277.00 677.18 198.01 45.09 84.5° 86,617,79 EXPENDITURES I Administrative: Office A Sorretgrlal JayCee Journal Pugg Conventions Luncheons for Gueeta and Programa Membership Committee# Total oilier inititutlone. Inetitutli M mM \ Ante that grown that way o re p re f experimental animals l studies on growth and »«£ Van Johnson have wards In this atone THE GOOD OLD SUMMERTIME", In color by ilng lundey and Munday nl the Rite Theatre, Tourlat Promotlqn: Operation of Infprmatlon Booth: UtUltlea,' Buppjleg, Etc. A d w tla ln g ^ t^ t^ Total $ 1,060.00 tMtsliag that we buy U i f we M the g a s \> (INITALLRD) urft a to o k new car or 1 M r? J t �—*■■•>*•m uuirtwy»>*■* r tm . • t o d a y m m S a U k 1 1949 : Carlin Palmar Ray—Society Editor Rosa aDixon In Wed ri* u n in nea lOCIQl C d /e n a e r T o Clarence Rotundo * 1 t I Announcement wr.s made today '»f the marriage of Kota Dixon, ■laughter of Mrs. Minnie Daniels "f South Sanford Ave, to Clari nee Rotundo un Aug. 27. Rev. *>• L. Rralnard officiated at th* double ring ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Rotundo are both •rniduatca of Seminole High School. They plan to make their home st 61.1 Oak Avenue. SATURDAY M*mb*r* of th* Tourist Club will m**t e t the Touriat Center a t 7:80 o’clock. A short business station will be held after which . shuffle board, entertainment and refreshments will be enjoyed. Entertainment Is under the dlrcc#— tlon of Miss Mary McMahon and W isfreshm ents, Mrs. A. C. Starke. The public la Invited to attend. MONDAY The Executive hoard of the Presbyterian Women of the Church will meet at 0:30 I*. M. i TUESDAY i The Fidelia Class of the First Members of the PI Rets Phi aoeBaptist Church will meet with alsororlty entertained on WednesMrs. J, P. Holtsclaw. 1016 Kim day evening with a host party Avenue, at 8:00 P. M. alxiard lbs F V M-i-nUlst yacht Circles of the W.3.U.8. o( the "Skylark” honoring rushees. The IP'Flrst Methodist Church will meet group met at the boat works about as follows; Cirrlo No. I with Mrs. 0:00 o’clock and cruised to L*moa Carl Chorpcnlng, 2667 Palmetto Bluff where they anchored and n Avenue, .1:00 P. M.j Circle No. 2 idenlr supper was served. at the church at .1:00 P. M.; Cir­ During the evening PI Phi songs cle No. ,1 with Mrs. J. H. I.e% Jr. were sung and each rushes ra1100 West First Street, 3:30 P. relved a sailor cap and song hooks M.j No. 4 with Mrs. Chester Dan­ which carried nut the PI Ph< colors. iels, 1200 Oak Avenue, 3:00 P. M.; Rushers enjoying the evening Circle No. 0 with Mrs. R. U. Hut­ were the Mlssas Endsley Melsch, chison, Cameron City st 3:00 P. III tie DiU'cnu. L ila L e ffla - M a rv M.i Circle No. 7 with Mrs. Finest Anne Calloway, Nixie Klrehnff, ^Southw ard, 407 West Eighteenth Clyve Ann Adam*. Rarhra Rucker, llarahara Ann Edenfleld, Carol ' ’ Street «t 8:00 P. M. The Friendship League of the Skinner, Betty Ball. Betty Jane Congregational Church will meet Copeland, Nancy Jean Applaby, at the Parish House st 3:00 P. M. Knthleen llalicock, Anna Corley, Circle No. 6 of the W. 8. C. S. 1Carol Jean Meriwether and Mary of the First Mothodist Church will Helen Fite. Rushees from Del.and meet a t the home of Mrs. W. P. Included the Mlsaea Vivian Ras­ Chapman, 208 West Nineteenth mussen. Joanne Martin, Carmen Nnhlr and Barbara Rutter. ptilect. at 3:00 P. M. Active members frunt Hanford The Daughters of Wesley Class of the First Methodist Chin eh. attending were the Misses Betty will hold s party in the class room ! Jo Brook, Nancy Williams, Mar­ garet Partin. Jean Bayer and from Orlando: Barbara Jean Morgan. Ann Eidsnn and Helen Cnlth; from T hone who demand the Del,nod, Esther Rasumssen and Floy Jean Flough. Sanford alum­ HKST nae pteaeni were Mrs. Date Scott, Jr.. Mra. Edward Higgins, Jr., specify Mrs. Charles Vodonlch, Miss Elite Winifred Hutehl«on and Mis* .............. Hutchi I... veil l*i Beta Phis Honor RusheeH With Party DOZIER and GAY PAINTS Glenn McKays Are Honored With Supper because they arn “Best for the South” DAO Point* have lieen rec­ ognised as Top (jualily-timetested and provrd. Improved In quality as each season went by. *Today* b i d stands out with m / paint Its auperlor. Expsrienced Palntcra and Home Owners know: "Thera Mr. and Mrs. (llenii McKay of Miami wuit guests of honor at a party given by Mra. Mary Bully recent Iv at her home on Myrtle Avenue. A chill supper was served after whlrh a number of game* were enjoyed. Those winning prises for the gamea were Mra. Carl Chnrpening and Mrs. Ceorge Ewan. Those present with Mr. and Mra. McKay i were Mrs. Ewan. Mra. Frad Myars, Mr* I. 11 Rubow. Mr* Chorpening. Mrs. Charles B. Cnle and the hos­ tess. SOUTHSIDK SCHOOL All children who have registered for the first grade at the Southside Primary School who have not sllendy presented thrlr birth certi­ ficate should present them on Tuesday morning, Mr*. J. C. Mit­ chell. principal, announced this morning. la no better Point.’’ For a complete line of Dotler A (lay I’nlnts, Varnishes and Enamels, 8e, Stanley - R ogers Hdw. Co. in the 20 years after HI2D. when Turkey replaced the old Arable scrip with the Latin alphabet, she published 40.000 bonk* compared to only 30,000 published during the two centum* before 1020. “,T pictures we do ns we please with , personages who nre still very ’ real to mnnv in our audiences. ByROBBRT HARDY ANDREW! J I discovered when t whs writ(For Rob Thomas) I Ing "The Kill From Texas.” it bout William llnnncy nlins Hilly EDITOR'S NOTE: Novelist it(The Kid. that the Hilly The Kids Robert Hardy Andrews, one* In pictures T e le th o n * 148 of toe pod nmdc n lime prolific writer of radio lot of peo|ile awfully Ininl serlaU <40,0*0,000 words), has Nonetheless, I tend ...... nlly n penned 83 screenplays, Includ- rcrlpt in which the l>niiei|ml Ing the forthcoming ”1 Mar* « -sere Hilly The Kid tied A Communist” and "Rag> rhnrnrlm (killed III New Mexico n I SKI. dad.” Hla new “ Legend Of A li 2(tl, .lesse James (.’til when Lady” hit the best-seller list, Mias Mary Louise Smith plans j and hla neat will he "(Irent killed ill Mi, oim i iii tvs •I, <’i,|,. to leave next week to visit wjin Day In the Morning,” an his­ ) oiingec tin n Mitiucsid.i p iison •hi muidci from IS7#t to |<ip:ti, relatives In Texas. torical novel of Colorado In Flunk I hill on I killed elm ng out 1881) laws in IHKIH, John We,lev Mra 8. J. Nix has returned from , HOLLYWOOD. Sept. lint dm l oiipi i,oiled in I. so,, it • a ll months tour through New Dear Boh Thomas: until IM'.Mi nnd ltd* Dooliu England, Canada, Halifax ami If you happen to run into Aunt 26, 'in resled, linked nnd iinniiued, Nova Scotia. I Minnie ilr or Joe Zilch on your vn in un \i knnsii, tin! li lioti,i* in I wish you'd ask them 1 James L. Horton has returned cation, they really think, If any­ Hut in the picture llu-v'ie all from Roanoke and Lynchburg. Vs. what thing, nlmut Hollywood history. 1 Ilr 1 ill till- HI it law •mirI where ha has visited relatives for They’re supposed to know noth­ in a (Hilt nf II H- I'HI lit!1 5 the past two weeks. ing. and care less, about history •It In’ 4 XIHt |l.l|lti - ally tint 11 Mr. and Mrs. H. (I. Dngue have ns long a« they get Yvonne Decxrln. •1••* 1 l-plv Iup leturna.l from Atlanta, (in. wheic •mint; Documentary honesty nlmut •in h i-nnei hi tin- |o \ « they visited their son, H. (J. r la* 1h J i m III " I f ' . what happened in New England tl Olllgll In 111. Dngue. Jr. nnd his family. five years ago Is demonstrably pictinef llt|,4 a luin-l-i- me y isiitir Mr. and Mr*. J. E. Courier re- , more audience-interesting than |-ov el linient «ro|lt w ilishk. ....II.. tlltjit'l kt***n**M timed on Tuesday to Ihei I IlMHIl1i <*l!rk«»« aKntil nt UOU Palmetto Avenue after <at any time. An so I’m wontler* (lie stoi v, Jim Hrnlgei was iij and spending tome time In the moiin- 1 ing why documentary honesty, bad tieen a opinw loan with mule ' tnlns of Noth Carolina ns applied to what happened' I n tliiio one -ipiaw foi ueiii ly |u the west while this country was yeni*. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Proctor, j la-lng built, might not be more We have one tdaviug lo-w Jr. have moved their reahlence nudirnre-lnterestlng t h e Which -li|-i«ts t h e love a f f a i r of ig than from 1B12I,.'. Sanford Avenue to rame old formula Interminably Y vonne Deem In, w h o is not a In' th* horn* of Mr*. Proctor’s p a r-j re-used. llK.lv. nnd l i o w a i i l D off. ool\ enta, Mr. and Mra. Phillip Allen The word Is out that the mar- i s b g l i tl i less Ii.-ailtlfill Tln-v |dav at 111 Holly Avenue. le t Is overloaded with “ west ,'Cliimity laio a n d Snm lia s . 'tin- Motti is, \ lm v J a n e tint t>>erns." Maybe, Instead, ton many Mr. and Mra. J. M. Hayes have of our "westerns" are overloaitf- t t n s Die liomeliest w " hum m ilu, returned to their -Jiome on Six- • il with stuff tlinl never hap­ |li|l i- .toil they . oil- .1 In i :i tee’>th Street uftcr visiting with i pened In the West. la liu tv fm tier ng ln ie s , noi fm Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hobson in I I’m wondering, too. If it Isn’t lie. trim ■ \ t to. t'> a t . . * am Pittsburgh. Pa. Tha Hayes ami . Mote we realised in Hollywood I t . m i - a t-.-v iif | J F m tli.-t. Hobson* toured the Alleghany that when we use real names of it didn't iui|'|ien in D il-ota . o Mountains. Toronto and Ottawa, | notable western diam eters In luii'l'elleil in N'l'tiiiiska . Ml Inn Canada. They also visited th e ; Eastern fltatra on their return trip. Hollywood Pe rson Courteous Hervlea 5AK PAGE THREE wise the story hews fairly elota to the line (th: except that CaInmltv nnd Snm never met. I'm not n piofcssor. I’m a pic* I'tie wnl.-i, mill up to a certain point I'll witte what the produc­ er knew . \ tint Minnie nnd Joo /deh want Hut ia'nt it remotely I"'- oble tint! suddenly, some day n iitoudrei is going to discover iioie m>' Is-tter, mote dinmutlc, tollintels mote colorful nnd ex'mi: i mi' he In our Amrrirnn p 1 tl-.e nnv fictiioicnlled-fnct wlo, It Jo., nnd Aunt Minnie have I - i n pei untied to see in fitina FELLOWSHIP FRONT The Fellowship Front will protent a home tnlent pioginm oil Friday evening ntn the llomotel. Included on the pioginm will tin g sung. Hliiuclie llioinns. lending, Mrs. flrhnnrri Inlk on Uniti In Allison; song, Johiutii Xiitrlem. llther solo. Louis Kneeling; lend ing. Mm. Hunter. Dr. C. L. Per«on» oi*Tf».MK*rm»T t 'K n sm ls.4 - tllss.rs tltf II,im. s n-13. |- S Snl. a - l l Sflsnil- XnllMi.nl naalt till I'tii's. a*n , t - ll'M ' A H H IV K D A N’I'.W S H IP M E N T IM P O K T E I) up to now ? And would Minnie anil .Ion l»r Interested, If there wen- ’ 1 wi*h you'd n«k them, H-di, if \.oi see them. «»M l'|{E \ ( ' || H IK E S * AN NINTH'S \ Orlando ||gw> at t'rcnrh A rk -un— Old Glory Post 103 To Have Jamboree The annual Labor Day jamboree, sponsored by t h e American can I.aglnn Auxiliary. Old Glory Post No. 183 of Altamonte Stir lugs, will tie held this yeai at Runny■hade Park in Lnngwnnd. An add­ ed attraction will lie an eahlhlttmi baseball game lietweeu Lmigwnud and Oviedo, well liked rivals throughout the year In the- Cen­ tral Florida Amateur leag u e at 4 P. M. on the Lyman Behind grounds. Ed Brooklyn, of Lake Mary, has volunteered to pitch fm 1-ongwood. The Janilmrce will -Unit at noon. There will lie games of all kinds as well as prises and dancing. All rrficshments will Inhomemade ami under the capable supervlslun of the Post's culinary xperi expert*. Old Glory Ilnr; Post Is a young unit THE WIZARD OK OZ . . starring J i-u ........""I .in.I I'riu k M-u:mi building a which opens tonight at Prntrle ljike !'■ ■ I" Ibenlie fur a f " and ia In process hut on Pralrln Luke. Through its showing. efforts and the help of friends and other poata the hut is gradually riling and the legionnaires are I mhlng forward to the day when they can have a real housewarm­ ing. did (Dory Post will he happy •n entertain nmime coming travel rrs from the liearh or other bolli nv rrndexvou* nt the Jamboree. Tin- general chairman nf this event Is Mr*, lues Meredith and on her romnilttee are the following: FOI ID: Mr. nnd Mrs. Verne Dyer. James McGrath. ICE CRF REAM: Mr- Mnv finder. Beverage: II. D. McIntosh Jr. Janies Nelson. GAMES: Herbert Hunter, Dan GillM-rl. Rosena McIntosh, Mnxln" McGrath. MUSIC AND DANC­ ING: Llndstey Joltnson. PUBLI­ CITY: Lucille Hunter PRIZE8' EdMh Mynderse. in charge of rt'Mind*: Sir. nnd Mr*. W. J. Weil*, Ji IIASEBAI.L Herbert Hunter 214 Hanford Ate. Duality Mdse.—Right Priest— “ T.T> SANFORD, FT.ORTDA' THE SANFORD Social A n d Personal Activities r- im i i " • i ♦ . It’s PENNEYS for ACK-TO-SCHOOL VALUE YES, M OM . . . IT S PENNEY'S FOR THRIFTY n1 1r* 1 NOT JUST PRINTS .T. BUT COSTLIER. MORE COLORFUL W OVEN PLAIDS I l t o i 7-14 2.91 51.as 7-14 2.91 I (to* 7-14 2,91 Slio* 7-14 2.91 ' at 8:00 P. M. Hostesses will he Mrs. C. H. Winn. Mr*. J. E. Cour­ ier. Mr*. L. M. Tyr*. Mrs. O. W. Bailey and Mil* Farr*1l. TRY OUR ••• SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER niRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Stio* 10-14 1.91 Mr. nnd Mra. Jtaa* W. Fox of Nashvllls. Tcnn. announce th* hltlh of a aon on Sept. 1. Mra. F«x la the former Pottlcla J. Wallace of this city. ni*e* of Mr*. T. C. Bolt and Mra. P. M. Bcoit. ROA8T YOUNQ TOM TURKEY CELERY DREBHINO—CRANBERRY SAUCE CANDIED YAMB FREHII OREEN PEAS 9 5 ^ GIANT CHEF SALAD, FR. DRESSING COFFEE OR TEA, HOT BIRCVIT8, BUTTER CHOCOLATE SUNDAE OR APPLE PIE ROUMILLAT AND ANDERSON HAPPY BIRTHDAY "WALGREEN AGENCY" S*tp*mb*r 4 Gall Bitting SIZIS th e full skirt make this striped rayon taffeta a Watch for Announcement of our opening date •• S-.MI w .y d m * o f social importance! Velvet sash sets off 5 f |u the waist. Sizes 8 to 16. . Lj o<"*"N0 • ’ H $24*95 Slats 19*14 1.99 •, . fi • X’ i ' Wm. ■■■ . I l l Ntwih M At 3.98 Tlteie plaid* arc our pet*. We picked them with iitinnst care. F,very one i« celery-crisp with the E E lori w oven d e a r through! We’re finicky almut finish, loo . . . Hitching “ju»t «o,Mtrim­ ming *ogp-and-water wailtable. It’* tlteie detail* that add op to finding 0 drotB buy a t a p rle o t h a t sp elli 1-1-0 S-A-V-l-N-O-S f a r you! The swish of the fabric... the swish of ♦ 10-14 imOAIH’I.OTlI PRINTS SIZES 3-8*. 7-14 i New Fashion Canter I J W4U » lOSrt r-.-rtsfM S. irt,> i .’j , f. w pqw qR * • .-j , A ■ 6 .® . ,Vf Jefiflv gftatas, ' .l ' i. i'jit ro^7* ’T J'T ri’Ti” " ' * .' • ' * W .• > v vV; . t f 114.4^ ak•«id . . • • -w® * -JU a , . i- �■Awroy nraiA iiP n m i f y m iM H rd Giants Win Final Game iim i («WfTjJfjH•t~r!£Ffi ■EAOL’E (Pinal Ml *Pel !■Tommy Rone smacked a hard I'alatkn ! double off the left field fence, Hanford i went to third on liartta'a sacrifice DeLsnd nml scored on n wild throw. j Orlando Lee.dim K had the buses full In Leesburg the fifth InniiiK with nona out, hut y *!? , Your Station Wagon Refinished OH n,®i* «p much aa you think It does . . . Simply phona 906-R (or ( r n estimates or come Into RICKS* WOODCRAFT STUDIO 76 61 74 01 M 7( 111 61 d7^ 9 * ,?* f*’ Klw , ,, I'hono »0«-H “r . t s J!:;; '"J flr” ' “ iWSS i m "to“if»niif «< ih . .1.11, «f"ju'ji.i.r.vrj ivplo walked, Tommy Hose broke *_*:•.Augustine ut Lame fl|. Augustine ut Dayt. AM Hit I f AN I.H, p|.;AM W I New York 78 41 j|«sntun 77 fill iim* (^ u tL iiin ii In I till litf If* llii t’auviiiaij <t* **•' '* ( T uj (Hh.ughnessey P* 0.nth. mill scored one run before Detroit Asbi nine sto|i|ieil the rally. j Phllndelphla At Del,mill the Red Hutu tuok . Chicago n ftiml tilt of the season from |Ht. Louis ALL METAL TONIGHT THRU TUESDAY his hut iniikinir a uoarlflca ground, r. Hhckii whaled a double to right to score Popin. Barga scored on Churlle R ow s second singleI he fourth place i'nliitku Amleu,- colei,ruled on their hunm Kioomls lust iiIkIiI by trimming liii< lluylonii lleuch Islanders 4-2. Mj 711 (17 Kli -47 KM till 7K 8:1 6 P assenger ♦ , By Raymond Studio Kivu nru finalists In the Junior Tannl a Toumamant which ended laat weak and waa xpon. Business and Pro|e*»l«nid Woman’a C luh. In the front row, left to right arai Barbara :• of the girls’ *ligrl<'« title; Shela Mo ora, runner-up In the glrla’ singles: Janlco Real and who lust to the ether two glrla In th e flnula of the glrla’ doubles. In back row. laft to lly Tlson, winner «f the boys’ singles title, (leorge Herndon. Buddy Carter and (Jarnat „n and Carter drfruted Tlson and W hltc in the nnala of the boya doubles. Melvin Plela. in In the boys singles was not present wh«n the picture waa takan. PLYMOUTH Suburban Station i I’itisburgh K7 mi ,462 a m , I Cincinnati 6 1 7 6 .41)6 27W 1 Chicago 41) HI .!I77 ill It . ! Heaulla Yesterday , | New York 1*. Pittsburgh 6. | ' Huston 8, Chicago 4. I Ht. I,mil■ 4. Philadelphia 0. II Hnmklvn 11 -ft. Cincinnati H-4 ** (Second Kiiine 111 innlligs). f INTENATIOAL LEADUK Team V TRAM W I. Pet. , Huff n In 86 67 .601 Rochester 70 60 .666 >’ Montreal 77 60 .6118 *’ Jersey City 74 64 .686 "'Toronto 76 66 .682 b | Syracuse 66 76 .464 LEKHUUHU Kennedy, f Aragon, ns Kncpper, If rcnepiier, ir riiouiffiioh, rf Tomek, 3 b llumsuy, lb Fernundex, c Huy. 2h (limit, p Totals HANFORD Mi-Mumis, „t timiiomi, It Cutulilo, cf .limes, ilb Pepio, lb T, Hose, if Wagon Delivered in Himford Seminole County Motors 1 I iiiilliu io ie 6 1 N.-win k H4 .468 88 .’168 U! Itesullr. Yesterday u Moot Mill it 2, Toronto 6-6. 2i Newark 1-1. Syracuse ()•(>, 2 *Halt iinon I JotHO) City 6. ■> Itufliili Rmgii, c Malinowski, *J C, Hose, p || Lake, p Tolu Is Leesburg Hanford E—Aragon, Malinowski, C. Hose 2, IlHrger, Tumuk. Hill—Huiusey, Jones 2, Thompson 2, McManus, E. Hose 2, llarga. 2B—Kennedy, T. Hose, tlmga, Kennedy. H—Ca- Olllt HAI.KH DOOM 18 OPEN SATUKDAV AFTEKNOONH 68 49 llllIKSt .SOUTH ATLANTIC TEAM W I. I Macon Hb 60 .i Suvaniiuli 72 63 .1 (IrconvlIU 74 66 J Columbus 72 66 .1 Jacksonville 68 72 .Augusta 62 76 c Cbm lest on 01 77 .‘ CuUiinbus 63 HI . * Results Yesterday Columbia 6, Mai mi 4, , Augusta 4, Jacksonville 2. Huvriimisli I t, (iic c n v illit 1-6. Columbus 6-3, CIiiii lesion 3-6. AM Ell 1CAN AHHIICIATION TEAM W I, I HI. I’uul HU 64 .1 , liidimiupolls H6 67 .1 'Milwaukee 73 67 J Louisville 67 74 -• Kmiaus Cl I v 66 76 Minneapolis 66 76 J Columbus 66 76 ,< Toledo 66 86 .1 Results Vrslrrday Indlmiupulis 3 Colunduis 2. Louisville 4. Toll'll. 3. 12 iiuilii Ht. Paul 12, Milwaukee 6. table, Ramsey. Ill’ McManus to Malinowski to IVpiu, Hntnsey un* aHHlsted. (.1)11 -Leesburg 14; Han­ ford 7. HR off l!i ant 6, C. Rose 7. HO by til ant 4, O. Rose U, Luke 2. HD—off C. Hose 6 In 7 2/.1 inning;.; 6 runs. HOP—by Ruse I Kennedy 1. WP I Irani, Rose. PU -H utgn. IV— Hose. \r grant. U—Borowy and Taylor, T—2:20. For reaenallonH phona 1175-J - ” \ ’ ■' ; Helen tind Oeorge Cabas M ustangs And Jets Schroeder Avers Are Ready For Big Field Wide BendixTrophyRace A t Fores I.CIH ANHEI.ES, Sept. 2—l/ll— Six plane* are set for the annual iiemlix Sure to Cleveland tomor­ row Iml the hlg question la Whe­ ther speed veteran Paul Masts will hoist himself into one of his MuNtmiKH and try fur a fourth win. Three Mustangs, a Mosquito, a .Miirmuler and a Uuardamun are Marauder scheduled fur simultaneous take­ off from Itoxamon Dry Laka near Murin', Calif,, at 0:80 A, M. lomorrow In the crosa country class­ ic. lip until u late hour Mauls, three-time winner of tho race, had not decided whether to fly one of Ids two red Muatang entries. Ills chief pilot, Stan Raaver, will be at the controls of ona of the planes. Hither Manta or Harman (Fish) Halinon, Lockheed test pilot, will fly the other. The third Mustang will ba flown by Joe De Ilona, who ..has given Manta close conipetltioirul the la ll two years. De Bona, Beverly Hills real i eu I estate man, la sponspon­ sored by actor Jimmy Stewart. Munis flew to victory last yaar with an uverage speed of 447,980 miles per hour. I). K. Ilussart of Hongkong, China, representing China Na­ tion nl Airlines, will fly the Moxqulto, Lelund Cameron of North Hollywood, Calif., will be a t tha controls of the 11-26 Marauder. Thu AT-12 Huardsmen will ba flown by Vince Perron, North Hollywood flying school operator, with Buddy Rogers, former film actor, sponsoring him. The Air Force will stag* a Jet division dash to Cleveland with five new Republic (F-84K) Thun- Oardnar Mulloy of Coral (lablas, n ii (lomalaa, seeded aacond, reach­ 'd the round of eight by stopping Jim Brink, the long Seattle south­ paw, 6-4, *-4. Tha fourthseeded Mulloy took out little Pellcisimo Ampon of the Philip­ pines, 6-8, 6-8, 6-0, In the only othsr third round match to data. Schroedsr, from La Crescents, Calif,, was to make hla bid for a quarter-final berth today against Sam Match of Los Angeles. Match routed Olannn Cucvlll, the Italian Davla Cup ace, 6-0, 7-6, 0-1, yeaterday while the Wimbledon cham­ pion swept past Vlladlmlr Cernlk, the stlf-eilled Ciech, 8-0, 0-3, 6-2, Other third round matches send Phil Rlaauto of the Yankees enjoyed hia bait season as a short atop last season. He made only 17 errors in 128 games for an aver­ age of .073. IN TUB CIRCUIT COUHT o r Tit NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, 1 AND r o n aaiMINOLB COUl(T rixm tD A in cHANctanr no . m e Cl,TDK MUNNb Ji Et N Plalnitfr, Gay cotton dresses She’ll Kansas City I), Minneapolis 8. Florida International Leaga# Results Yesterday Ft. Lauderdale 4-4, Tampa O-M llavana B, Miami 0, West P. Beach 2-3. Lakeland J Ht. Petersburg 4, Miami Btaell need plenty of these little cottons . . Wonderfully w a s habit, pleasantly priced. Slug 6 to 14 . . Suridty& Monday SATURDAY ONLY PRE-TESTED DOUBLE FEATURE Skirts Wool and Corduroy, «!• aatlclsed waists, flared atylti . . Sweaters All wool cardlirani or pullover*, many colon and.aUea . , DOUBLE FEATURE - BARDAIN PROQI EVERY SATURDAY in t o S j| Beginning Saturday, Beptsmber 8 rd, SUNDAY (According to elf*) ' Boys' T-Shirts MONDAY FIRST RUN IN SANFOBD Styled by McKern in flna combed cotton . . YOU KNOW-^Thiit 76% of thp peopla art luffifr with foot troubles today as the reeult of Improper iMa In lh«|r,.yoiuh? * * i ..I . '.i Js PAHHOT SHOES art sc ie n tific a lly built to **■ »proper fit comfort and wearability », y r oNfti* every child ' ■ ' mm it he SHORTS AND SLACKS - 'i m iif 2 S L T .& L ? colon o) Nsvjr, Bmra, . . 3l ®"“ �M A Y M W W » W R 2 1949 L D . S A N F O R D F L O R ID A Ia*ru1 Notice h e a r i n g ... '••TIMS Til I'NK IIITUH I in i n . . -,i n r <>i-- Tin: i u i n t t {!, "!•' SKMINuLK Cm'.VTV, M .'iUIUA I" It# of ^ " t-'l*'* b*T |i«o*‘U«'ol MAKO m e a n s glTTII-IASIIR W A K IN G _ youa h i a r I n o f I R V I C I C IN T IR j MILLER-BISHOP CO. {IS 8. Park Ave. Gel FRESH IIATTKBI'KS i„. fljX ha* ring iiilj hpir ut liotut* and poll aide# #ddr,*» of Ih#, vUinutnl, mull b# iwurn to and mull Ii# (ll#d »• ifor«»»lii, or #li# hihin# will baenrna void. K. M. K f f i a l l T executor. OZARK IKK IMPORTED K X P K R T — W O R K M A N SH IP A T — t . n . A T — SA V IN G S A ljf o <1 \ s s in s t a l l e d d e s k t i i i *'i i i k n i n h i ; n)i*N .WHlttURS. ’i N*, ni/ i . (lit S ll\P E STOUR I ROM H i l l ; WIN n o w CLASS STULL S \HII (.1 \ ' - h i m UK WINUOWS \ I UK,. Mil k UN HAM) 111*114 W. Nennui Rhone 320 BLACK HORSE ALE FRAN STIC 11 7 NOW IF N AH AC T R IA L V IN N U H C E N TLIK B , > Di n a h 'l l h c y u h k n o w V AM Q ££i K /S S £ Q \ m m s iiT ir r i t « im :tK TMt K UNNUT 11 l i n U I I I T 8 I.T II. W in n , llm lititic f Is Unknown 1 -'ll ' ’leilltorn rtiol l'rru o li* You # r , harphy r,n u lr,*t in #p. ''lu liii' ,.r liviuunil* A- |i,s r mi d ,|it,m b # r I#. Inin, in »' 1 ■!l‘-t * K.iMtci rs rin ln illvntc# uriii'*#iiiua ' ■*ri*1 mt'i* *.f full, h i * ii«rnl»y In Mi# Circuit Court nr a# m • io,nr:..| I., ni,, wii . Inline iniil ,t#- Inc m*li* County. III Chanctry. m ab...... .. s*"i tmvi* iiNiilniit ih# 1bravlatpd Mil# of which -a 1,1 . iu ih , : ■ ■■ f (V n . u-l,*r. ■tc.-rnn.a. A N IT A U K T II 1‘loln tlff "Fl ■rfii ** of *>. 11.1nni.im Ht*u* I\h* NAOMI K V1NNHTH I l l t i n i l T HUTII 11 ■1 *Noll. I Y J ioIhi ut III. of fir# t>, fsmlntit. 1" ‘ 1 ' 'HI lio n , m H.infoiil. W l TNElfH my hand and > u | a| ’ " 11" lilun -I hM i n 14, 11,1nr Hanford. I'ln llila . IM # n i l , day of ,i,,,|i| i.' fium iViikh»i ii*. min, Aucuh I. I M I ” lil I t» Ml* tint* of [)ir flint oiil,. O |* M l: U N I,I IN ' L ,H,ii .,f 1|,l. lint 1C* Khi Ii i ihIill C ltrk . Circuit Cuun 1,1 •liimiuit miihi Ii, III h Hill'S, B*intnul# Couuiy, rio n d a Ho,,I HI.lt, lit, 1,1.4., Ilf r#alli#IH'# BKAI. SENKAUIK E l.ASS & I’AINT CO. PA G E roti i me \ ikAl'iiu) I h '-N:* UAH... /C W — > . AMO one . FOR J I l dome ,vny l A m i-mA/V V ■’ l',u / // t f it r EXCLUSIVE WITH STRICKLAND MORRISON, INC. ANNETTE’S 30» B, FIRST fc r i * uoui da r,rr n \ HOW 01* AM I Ul CO' I I U' / PMONB »•$; w i rio v v n u w i l l If . am • lA'.l Ml II 1III,I AMI tiCAf HO oa - um aw l ; , Orlando Hgwy at French Ave / ALL ABOARD' SPECIAL - _ .''A lia *# •* 7U1 Ijm \ 1948 OLDSMOBILE \ I WH - WH U T I A M ATTUH, HOn CY Z .'TOfi ) A C T U K ! AS 0O N0 DONG YUri / -----j ,0R —— T . r T j h' i FOR THE BEST USED CAR BUY IN SANFORD .. . r^N.. N ^ :l dimah, you fir t N v v s T D K L O N t: I f A M i l J t HT WAY Q O T r q i r “66” Series 4 Door Sedun Radio, Heater - New Tires No Trade on This Car K fC fwnNtRED WHIlETOJ IT’S AIUXOCC.1 . Hi HI LP CM Wf c,:i w Oi ,VN TSD Mail! i--------- ik’l'.i :on, S $ 1 3 9 0 0 ° GET G a s 1 FAOT, OA WE'LL DRILL TUH'r— VSOSDCR HC\N MUCH CA6H^ - - f t HOLLERMOTORSALES PHONE SK C O N U & P A L M E T T O > 1334 fS P*H•*»•hf^U * | '* n *°L jy /tx tw tnrA 'Tv A FUl'Hf a l I'LL SEE WHAT'S l .W U lS in TtMS MAIL r i SACKy/ Li H it v.l Hi 1 WHATCA*‘,il In IN l.M U*f [0 M ih tilM lu N L MWi l J M I vi mu iM ir himrou jmun’- MHO AN' T ii L u ff HAMjEK WITHOUT H 6 At lAOT l KNOW WHAT l i t LOOKO l ik e / , ---------- — WK [ Vfll! !/v*---- — , #i— Itriil K hlai« Kor Suit*— 3 S—- Use HERALD W«nt Ads * ,u f# il ■ u a la i I hnvu three in id foilry bedroom j laiifnhiwN, new uinl moduin in :i In-Hi i •• dill-lit ml Meet ion* of Sun fniil, II intf-rrati-il III ii hoiti*-, iti-i- inr lii-fure loiyinif. IlKDROilM i■ w ill b# • # , # p i #'» lb# «#l#pb### «• n a a d u iu • * # ! # » If ran# la llaiad la *b# t ,l# » h u a # biiuh. l a r a la r a A»i Ikla m * „ wih „ I " lla a Ih# ad*»»Ha»» l» #»i*,«'*»d l a p a r araaapMr“ Ml,# fur aa la r # a a » , fba haal puaaiMa aaaatra. a ll W a a l Ada a M I <*» l a a a r u lfln a a a lh a d a r b ala»a p«b Ilea lla a . houae, fiiriiUhctl, 70c alio weak days. Lum-hns A ahu*l ortlnra.______ _________^ tiM-il c lv c tiic liai-il Keroacite H i-iiter, 1 uaed H ill lln r d w iir r Si. Pliom* 53. re frlg e ra to ra , 1 A u tom atic W a te r Keroacite H u h k c . Co. 3(11 K. F ira t lion, Old floora made Ilka new. Vlniahlng, gleaning A wealng. Portable power plant, HI year/ experience In Hamlnole County, Mil k l-:\ M O U SE tl. M. (lleaxon, Lake Mary. ALTERATIONS and Dmaa Mak Inif. IUIW W. Ut. Street. ......... > t s > tm -r l’i O U ! ) 1 Ifdi-J. hlcycle, koim I com lltlon, vi-iy t-lenn with niotlern convua f ill l\* flH.OO, 515 M aKnotia Ave. ienrea. t loin, fioil trera mid VENETIAN HLINDBmVda to or­ ttlmdr, Ifi mill'll*-* fnnn Saofnnl der. Hem Inula Venetian Ilium ft iced m f5liiil., %I mill, down | Cu. 820 W. 3rd. Ut. PI...... li— A IL T IL 'IiE S W A N T E D — 6 linlnm-i* on eney lerina. 1152-W. PHONE 148 * a# n r w a i .t Al o iH N K f C irc ^ T , *— P A C P M B k’ ! A\E i ii/ y""Y^'^wN Ps,° 1 M ,, i iV *. i & -M 'A : | Highest eoah price paid for ilaad OHLANIK) Morning Uwitlm-I. in r, A. WllltHHiN, HR. H I'nrk Phone 12m i lornlluro Ted Davia Furniture lamlo Evening Ntar, Call ltid|di i Co. 311 K. la t. Ph 1158. _Kay. 1105-J._________ FOR FARMS, Inline*, hind lieu* I CALL bl7 for Rettery, (leiieniiorj propelly uml acnaifu, ace y**ur ; — |'i>tH-1.IvCMtflCk-SuppUca and Starter aervke. Swum'* K. A. Slrolll Ri-ally AIrene v Uatlary Service, SOI W. Flint Uric R. Mntliieox, Snleamuii |» „ uuoil meiilum Komi medium w e ig h t g re y r ia a a a a a t l lr ■« la tm a d la la lf _ Hi. • ____ II a a a ria a aci^tra la ru ar ail. 1307 K. Second S'reel or phona •V , nude. In p rim e condition. (17 6 .a , M « a l Pa raaauaalbla far 13IHI-J. I 00 fill in,to. Henry Witte, Phone LA WN MOWERS Vharpened. t.i• a r a t t t a a a a la r a r r a n laaarcyclea repaired, lock ami Ley Excellent llh-d fuini, nice home, i KMIM-VV. Weat F ira t St. . Ti work, No walling—work i; iini Kvi-rydilnu for profiluhle, Imppy antrad. H. W. Shuman, 3H> livmyr. Plotu-d, reiiily poaaeaainn. s - 1 H E L P W A N T E D Eaat 4th. St., Sanford, Fla. C a ll I551I-J, (Formerly with William# F m t PAVE T O O l 'KXPERIKNCED brake and front Shop), , |— R e a l K h I u I c W a n t e d — \ end man. Apply FtreatOM W F i l . > 0 ^ * 5 OSf M O ) I f Stnrea, O -O i-T f*... I H JO V 3 J (’ 371* Acre Ti in k form mid 20 ucrea -L> 3 E T s o w n C E S 7 I )• / night ■hlfl 7 .. 10 i-1enred. Hmnll Ilmn-e and 4 j W A IT R E S , only. Aj rarmlnal ■aafard Meter I RgpL Co Grill Out Imildinif". 2 k<*<**I wella., Munager, 2M W, la t Street Fem-ed and ilralrii-d. Cheap. Call FOR K E N T 13-15 It 2. Wnnih-rful (il . In Bull Doier and Drag-Line Woik; oung men win* organlxatlon; Wa special Isa In pasture »iok| ONE A two room modern effi­ l.elweini ugea of 21 atld 35 need Artli'U-a> F o r S ale — Ii and grass planting—Ed l*avi«, ciency apartment*, Ideally anitnd ,1 to hel[ hulld Sanford and _Phone 1055-W, fo r Individual **r Imaim-na couple, COAT MILK | Seminole County by .Joining the IF IT’S Pipe, lilpe-fittinglocation ncrio'u from the Poat Junior Chamber of Commerce, R. II. Priest, Phone 7UMV3. valves you nsed, sec A. H l(<* Office. Phono 550. Cull Telephone 1372 or report lar, French and Cummi-niul, Mill’s Swnp Shop—We huy, sell or in Tourist Center Thursday at Phone 207._____ Modern fond ihrd npm Imeiltx. 12:0(1 noon.____________ _ trade mo»t uoythlng, ton Han­ Alio efflc lem-y upnrtment. Frames, Weight*. ford Ave. Phono IDH-J. Mothers, are your children going Windows, Downtown office elore. Tuknch Screens, All $8. Door# mnl Im, k to school T Earn money In W O o tf i lo»«. when you don’t Apartmenl*, 2IW N. I'nrk, Phone Frames $5, Sea between 2 uml 6 your spare lime. Opening! in bring your prescriptions to 1 2 7 8 - 1 .___ ilC o m a ^ tt^ a l^ n d F riin ^ . Simforii and surrounding towns. Lamiv's. Phone 103, A mar lean Floor Snmliiii! Machine E T T A K K ’iT W rite Naomi Seabury, 811 E. INollcaw—rcmoruilb-— IJ with eilger. 11. M. <ilea aoii, Lakn Amniiug .lfihn«ton'M "NO-ROACH" inti i Ave., Ml. Dora, Fla, P ffB 'j" ! ’ V'.'IM'.'-.'" * 1,1 aanllury cooling kills Roaches,j 'Vv'i'nir 'homw addroaa for interMaty, Fin. d , i ri.r.XLH.i 'A-’ F SEE W. G. Morgan for ht>.-*|,l t ul IAnt#, Wilier ilugs for months. JJ. * /"** , ’ \ niuuNnr *- ii i t , . , •> i , I, mi.. I I ..... ..II n ew , aation Insurance, The Whit*Pint ILill). llulf pint 8tic. Rnumll') r /» it-* r'* > " > • ( Coma to RIk-iIoiv Apnrtmonta. I urnrwciv*/*/v|-1 Ilu iId customer list now forr targa lari Cross Plan Including pollu. Ih** -1 - * / lat A Amlerxon. <11 Park Ave. _____________ Christmas business and 101 or Phona 137D-M for si>aide all year round Im m m tficaly furnlahed 2 room apnrt(1001) AND HAD polntmant. opportunity. Earn $1.00 to $8.00 mant, al»o alngle room, lo nice, 1 iiscil 5 pc dinette $10.05 VOL) quiet people. 1033 W. U ral 8L 1 used etifa bed ....... per hour. Write Box A, 0 / 0 $20.05 ■;h — k uMNNy i i J L Hanford Herald. 1 used dresser $20.05 I room collage, fiirniahvd, Edna 1 used 3 |>c iM-dioont suits $60,05 Oldsmoblle 8edanette (I, per • Greenleaf, l.nko Miiiv. 1 slightly used 3 pc bedroom s u ite ,'— it mechanical condition, t'iuh WORK WANTED —t ... $H0.06 l. Roy Baal, 308 West 2nd HI B3«!I claan, modern nparlinent. Reg. price $200.05 \w * [ Model A Tudor $100.00. Phone A deilrnble place to live, Three 1 slightly used 4 pc bedroom suite FURNITURE Ra-uph $I00.U6 rooms furnished, refrigerator, Reg. price $320.05 work guarantaadL_Plckup MATHER OF HANFORD private hath, water furnlahed. PLYMOUTH' 8 door si*lsn | very. Phone B1S-W. i I*!® Phone 127 Adults, no petti -loO Palmetto 203-00 E. 1st HL_ and 2 wheal trailer, good runW. 1 st HL Avenue. ____— W m $L m IMORTOAOE for sale, ten (101 ____ will Bell cheap. 3UH E. aero farm on Cameron Avenue, ALi. TTPfcs of kulldoser wwrk, One room ground, ccntrnlly located, • lip w-na•»#'- « ’*'» $2750.00 net In rash, Glenn Hol­ reaionebla rales. Free aMhnat suitable for wink ahop. $30 tno. havralet Coupe, good motor, combe, 776 Columbua Dr. De­ as. David E. GarganMg,, F haiu IMAflNir Phone 40-J before .lQiOP A. M. rr havajt .a w o i_ T tires, good pries. Phone AWt.V <>/ nw rviAi-o \ a ,; catur, (,a. Plume Deabourn 8425tm - M . Vnfurnlahed apartment. 601H Ui» i ; , i , y,un I 2ACrUALLV T: cor par (JUL1M*. vum #,nnh J /JO ■Qalary Ave, Phone 1828-J, WANT to atop amoklngt Try | LAWN8 Mowed, low tvw ip if* amt’ r-ivI*1' irr»vwr irjuor -'u , i nvi~ Nleo-Slop. Guaranteed. Ronmll-1 Jerry Lord. Fhene 1 Furnished 8 room apartment, all J. jc i nojniiq u ntiitv . T so f a r a lm j Mc*-iA#ir*cf modern convenience*, 110 W. let A An*kruan, Touchton HECRETAllUL V ftY U T AN OLD Drugs. ad In nursing.___ _ •rd. DRIVE YOU 548-W, Mina L a v a I CRAZY? CARS, Cleaned, washed A polished. TtlACTOE'W dRfc r / ; ------• — U na) E n U tn F u r Gas 2 74 c A 2 8 4 c Gal. Ben­ Free sstl — .’O ----- 1----— dJaeht nett's Standard Station, Sanford ! BEDROOM and bath home, near Also A Celery Avsnuas ahMKKiKa cknter. Direct from TUXieDO f I-IEDH^ Complete Una. lag losta. PhodaTURK . elsphoqe II38-R Bussell.: Pa Tuxedo Feed i Rouse and 8 Roam GOOD USED l o w er PITTSBURG Paints for avary THE AM 1 W B M oF S A (ABIE Ohm A Fields, 1870 av V.. 1 Tp ActtrutN'B -1 I— l ( E xcuse 1I!1 S. THE 8ANFOHD HERALD * luca- —12 IIbhm H i a«r lla a l#a#rlliiB flMaa W •••» Mna |#a#rljM a SB II m m I - # „ Mu# I«a,rll-IH P l» # M#»da I# M*# llu**. 4)a a b l» r a t , >#r bl#rh l a w *ap#- W ad i — 5 10— HuhIiu*hh O p p o rlu n lllto KSIIKI.MAN’S Ki-il Hoar Kiminn- SMALL IIUHINESHi vuud n a a Id, p«r .iti# l«##rll#« J F o r Hale J 11In 11It * i i i M hniHu, cumpli'ti* rli'ctiuti. low rtn l prkau to aall li'cil fri-iU for mum t-Hki uinl 111,* k 11i-lii-ii. fli'n ii. ( iium I lucnuolckly. Hoa T Care of Herald. L etter chicks. llun . In tv n unil h ltru liln ry . Kusy TOUCIITON « WATHttN . w il IUIi u ill*'u n c i' fro m Inininoaii Phone I IM. 1201 Celery Ave.! 13— SpecOnl HcrvlctM i l h t r i d . liinm-iliMlo |io*ai--almi. Pilci* fT.irni), tt-rm r. fiom l vulut*. ENJOY Sunday dinner at Laney’a NEW Fl.UORE aurfaced to perfae* f m R muHi • A rtlc b 1 iwT 'Ay OH.THAK *>6 BE ...CASH'S *TBX.. Y IW OBNBtT\ VARMINT ! ( W 0 L L A N N W A V , 1 W A S N 'T V B * V S L .B E P V , ---------^ B B O A I V— “ ^ 4 ^ (a««iM«*4N i «| »■ BY P A U L ItUIIINHUN (la t, i luouonr WM j u s r o s i o* n*B ) *___ _ B o > s c N iM iiv ,s r ' eurCOMO TOTH*,#. S J r wm r * '* ' ■■ i m F r m A K -ii a j r ^ . i'.*.; Ini ..... .. , ^ • ti -j -- ; • * -a! - . —. .. m V J ' I® VV-, IW • S a ; . ;, Tv* �I THE SANFORD HERAT,I). SANFORD, JCeJephone Service 54I**1Restored To Normal »•<* ■ ■ ■■■ »• v> Tha Bell Telephone • SjraWm U S|aklnff good progreaa In Its afYArta to reatore hurlcine damaged talephone communication* In Flori­ da an quickly aa poaalble, Bari Turner, local manager, announced today. Official! completed a aurvey to­ day and for the firat time were able to make a rough anim ate of damage to Hell fiyatem property in (he atate. Thin damage wna oitlmated at 11,500,000. 1 In the ntorm-ravngari communl- Free MethodlBt To WALL PAPER • PAINTS Have Guest Preacher southeast. FIRST PRKHBVTERIAN CHURCH „ Rev. Angus fi. Mrlnnls, II. !>.. I’aslor (1:45 A.M,—Sunday Srlmol 11:00 A.M.—Morning Worship, Sermon by Mi. Melinda 7:00 Youth Fellowship H:l)0 P.M. -Evening tVnrshlp, Sermon hv Mr. Mrlimle The Chancel Choir will sing for their special on Sunday Morning: TO: IH A m C L L IO ^nE N B ^* PA LMER YOU AHB HEREBY NOTIFIED a anil for a b ao lale divorce Tht* Rev. Fred R Horton, pan* Louisiana muakrata yield about tahaaa t been filed a g e l n a t you In lira atad a t The H r B i office M the ! lor of the l ice Methodist Chinch, eight million pelta a year. C ircuit Court of flemlnolo County. W est F ourth S tre e t nntl l.n tm l ' ---------- ----------------------------------- - F lo rid a , being e n ti t le d Charlee Henry P a lm e r vereue leabetle Irene -----------------■---------■_____________ _____ .A v e n u e , ammuitccd today his join I A * IT U I N d t i P P Palm er. ................ _ . Hcv. D w ig h t llo rto n , w ill bring _ . TOU ARB H E R E B T R E Q U IR E D n o t ic e to appeam i ( H IJ H C H O F T H E NAZAREN'E the nirsHiiire Humbiy night nt the to file yo u r a p p e a r a n c e In eeld Rer. It. I*. Rush Icm,Pa it or 8:00 o'clock service. x o t ' a o u ib MAE to d d . Route ■ull pereonalty o r Hy a l l o r n e y on , or hefore t h e O h d a y o f October, nunilnv School 0:45 A. M . , Dwight is now pro pn rlng for so i. Pruca Pina, Alabam a. 1141. If you fall lo' eo appear a v " u. "J*o l, *PB*>r roqulrwd to ap. deer** pro confeeeo will he e n ­ i Morning Worship 10:4G A . M . ,tho rnlninlrv. luitii.g finished four Junior Society 11:15 I*. M . y r c a at lie Free Methodist Col- r ; : r . CoiSty.0 W d . ? T n r ,C h ln ? « r ' tere d a galnei you a n d lha caea will w ith o u t f u r t h e r notice in .lege, (lieenville, lit. anil one year the Srd tlay of Octobar, 1* 41, in' procaed ) N . l . l ’ .S, 7 dill I ’. M. you. at Ashbury Themdngind Cnllcifi*, -" M a in eull for divorce therein 1 Evengc'llslli' Hour 7 :4 5 1*. M. E X E C U T ED AND IfWUED. at M id -w eek p ra y e r and praise W .... ore. Kv. This summer lie l.»« V a lt V r M?'Todd, p 'l m t l f i Hanford. Florida, thla lei d a y of Hcptemher. 114*. 1Wednesday 7:45 I*. M. heen serving a ■ ns-.t ilttril ' ..runs Attain >l«n Todd, Defend. O. P. HERNDON. H t F ira t Free M ethodist Church sot. Clerk of c i r c u i t C ourt of (ilt'R C H OF CHRIST I Urn ml Rapids, Mich. K|m Atrilllp Jlt)(| Second Slreel The pulilie i i ............ . m vile d , Hit young people es|Mcially lieing inK* C.'r"v V," l(.hoit ,Vi , 0"rn : y f!,r° Olhe dluaa. Minister The Youth will sing t,r« l |t,Mr Hthoiil 111:00 A.M id In utteml. Is Thy Rove hy Rohm for thei Pleaching and Communion Hperlal on Hiilitlay Evening. ' 11 :tl(l A. M. About 250 Ions of wire can l>4 ------- * 1 Pienchingnoil Communion drawn through a tungsten car­ IIO I.Y CROSS CIIHRCH 7:00 P.M. bide die before it must lie reRev. II. I.yltlrlon, /immrrmsn Weilueiiilny pieced. It. I)., Vle.r llil.le Stud* N<00 P.M Twelfth Sunday After Trinity Visitor* always welcome HilM-lt o f f i c e r s a n d I h e ir w ive, H;00 A.M. Holy Communion ____ c a m e to th e C o ile d .Slut"! 11:00 A.M. Churn I Kurhailu n tE R METHODIST m U l l d l I vin hoKi-vnliitlriiiiiry W o r m o b e in 'v J L . i <Vf,i r :rU, *'trrr; and |t» i m » p un ti l* u i i i o » t i u v m jii .i . Services dining Ihe week 1 l.narct Avenue In the United Slates. Monday through Thursday and | Fred It. Ilurtim, Pastor Saturday Sunday School »:45 A.M.1 ♦J**1**1*«£♦«J*e*e eje rjeejoja eje eje Holy Communion 7:.lf) A ll. jfnrnlng Worship 11:00 A.M.i Prltfay, 0:00 A.M. | f niTVIrt* 7sHCI I'.M. — ■- I KvrniiiK Hrrvleo .V"5 III. o. I*. HERNDON Clerk Circuit Court. WANTED TALBOTTS BXPER1ENCBD -DRIVE-IN— MAN to m e n a g e r e t a i l f u r n i t u r e a to re M e g lp B e e F . C a m B m M . I l i a B aa ferd 4 m _ F beaee II4 4 -W .« • * - ■ P a la te re e n d P e p e rh a n g e ri Hi Henfaed 1V2 Ton, 12’ Ft. STAKE BODY Deluxe Cnb, Radio, Heater Hemlnole County, Kfirlda IIy O. I,. H unt Deputy Clerk ICIRCCIT COURT HEAD) JACKSON A. CARUILI, A llo rn e y for P l a in t i f f Orlando, Flo rid a _______________ Extra Cleon nnd PrictA to Boll C /(W J y H:00 P.M#* MF.THOIHHT CHCHCH I W ” ’ ' Mr. \ V t f e ^ s n a 1V "It R K h , »luO«o ll.V piator*. 0:45 A.M' fi.F rhnrrh J ' j ^Wt'ivirr. [.X e " " ' " " ‘HHnK" j A HireHrhmd ™ tvrninic lit) in i Ii4 l l: t» T:«0 till Tilo T:44 ItOn It ln t:na III* t ils Ilia IS,on 10101 in ita 101In IJitm 11 :0* tv'ews , , T w i-D H a Honga Dlnsh Hhore Binge Hpnrla Parade D r lflln a on a Cloud Ruses for a L ad y Popular M u llo Keynotes by C arle V n rl.lv lla ll Meet tlie Hand N iabl Kdlllun Popular Music Adveniur.s In T ra v a l ll's Dance T im e Hports K in a nf Dev Pupulsr M uslc United Nstlona flasH lral Knnvenlra News T o rn ls b l* T im # Jlill News 11,10 MldnlaM llendeavnua Ition man off lit! FIRST IIAPT 1ST CHURCH Piirk Avenue ill Stall, Siirel \\. P. Ilrooka, .lr.. Pastor John Ml Hr i, Ediirnlionnl Director "Worship In Ail-Cooled Comfort" So mla v Sc hoi d 0:45 A.M Morning Wondiip It dll) A.M iii IiiIiik Union 0:15 P.M THF. CHURCH OF flOD lT Worship Hillll P.M 2.10.1 Elm Avenue j Evening Wedliesdev I'isver Service Rev. Joe C. Crewe, Minister i Hillll IV,i|. 'Measuring In llm Slamlaid' Will tie Ihe stibjefrl of the Rev. Crews, "We've Saved a I'lnre for You.' Sunday morning nt 11:011 A.M.' Kvervhody Is Invited In heal ihl»| FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST needed subject. Every Christian H00 E»sl Seroml Street ■hoidil lie Intel esled In measuring Siiudiiv Schnol 11:45 A .M . lo Ihe standard of Ihe llihle. 11.11(1 A .M . Evangellstle servlre 7:15 P.M An Morning Service Subject: "M in t" allnr rail for prayer will follow Wednesilat c n ivlce H UP I' M, the message hy the pastor. mmri Why doe* American Industry *stand pre-stninsnt among the industrial syatsma of the world? One reason Is the quality snd character of the American worker. I S u n d a y School Ocgins ill 0 45 A M Rending Room It:III) lo 5:00 P.M ' Tuesdnv* and F rid a vs , C lnsse s for all a g e s , good -plill All lire welcome to n lle lid our | filled te a c h e r s . Prayer meellng ami lllldc sindv services eneli Tuesdnv evening 7:45 P.M.' Mil,111 W.M.H. Service Thursday even Vlrlnry l.pmlrt* lliui.l IY,nine Ppnplf, nmvlri'i Frhlnv rvi-nlng e< 7' 15 P.M. A pingMilii fur nil viillng nrnple. Tim churrh etrlug bund will fur iiUIi the mmtlr and tlm pulilli* i* Invllrtl to nttmiil. and In use one T l m n '* lImiil reading . F U b in g He Is not a beaten, frustrated individual with a sour and cynical outlook on life. He is a man of hope, of plans, of interests. He knows that he hat a big stake in industry and in a free and democratic government. The American worker is not a slave of industry; neither is he the slave of an oppreaaive government which, practices forced labor- He is a free mam securs in his rights, safe In hls home, respected by hls neighbors. *J* Itellatnua PrqgraM i., |:{! ait I p: ID linn tiin 11:41 >f»fi Hi 11 1 1In l;nn III* ' on 4:10 »:no fill lin n am* liln III* 1:00 T ill It 10 tt4 l 1 .00 frlO liOA jlio • ill IOi OO ill 01 fill OilO tlOO tta i ItlO fill Vi00 a ' ruv'-’a m fl-i Mtllln Oil). New,, .Rprroweil, Ulu rhlMren'e (Mne.li- Hour Album ReyUSr, (RHMC) MttMary hand ♦ Maws llmiiee un Ihe band HIM* r i u b fler Untie Raneh null tlntne Nailunel T.eea Mu.lr Irfiv.re I’r o a re m T .enllm e .live Rteelnn The Rhvtbni Ilnur The Uriah! Mpot New« Twl-I,|te Hnnae Htmrle Pereite Rennr Dnmlman Knterta! D rlfllna nn • rtnml HunOev Hrbnnl l,e.enn I P . Ihe Tnpe tl-'HHCt Keynntee bv Carle V ariety Dell Heel the Rend t l n r . e op ry HrneOway lien* we gnu Tnu, Ynu. Tnfl, and Tnn Bpitrte Kina ef D a r Pnpular Mu-In Pupil" Health gerlee Claaelral Hmivmlre N ew . Turntable Tint* * Hatiinley Danelng Party Newa Ulan off From p»a* Drama Jimal* J(m Mott Mnrnina PMltval Popular Huale World withoui Red OPitiet nleaere Canlral lUpltet Churrh •Irina Oreheilra Fnpular Mueln Thru l.lelenlna Oil** E. O. Keith. H.T.U, nirerlor Rtinday Hohonl 0:45 A. M. CtiiKiWH fm nil ngrui. Morning Wornlilp 11:00 A. M. Rroudrnat over Hlnllno WTKR. "Tht, Htone Of Htumbllng," ai:r* mon bv imntor, • ll.T.ll. 7:00 P. M. Union* for all age*. Evening VVorablp H:0ll P. M ,' "Welghi* And Rio*,” aertnon by inialor. | Remember lo tune In nil'll Mon- ‘ dav, Wodneadny mill Friday at 1:45 tu the Ruptlat Hour aunnaor»d bv our Churrh am) tlm nmasage by mu' pMtor. ■'Conte Thou With U» And Wa Will Do Thee Omul." THF COMMUNITY CHUKCII ; bake Mary, Florida C. C. White, IMniater Churrh School 10:00 A.M, Claate* for all agea. Morning Worahlp 11:00 A.M, Everybody Invited. Ilrlng your friend*. The American worker believes in God and inherits a religious tradition. He is the backbone of hls Church and a strong supporter of civic morality and righteous­ ness. He has faith in God, faith in men, faith in America. Thla is the simple story behind Ameri­ ca’s industrial supremacy. Sh* excels be­ cause her people believe m God and right and honest work, in peace and goodwill toward others. RUBBER FO R E V E R Y C O M M E R C IA L AND IN D U S T R IA L NEED CIIHIHTIAN~Jk~MiHH10NARY \ Woman’* Club Hnildlng Olenn E. HmJth, Paator 10:00 A.M. Hllilo Hrhool Mr. A. Wlehflldt, Supt. 11:00 A.M Morning Worahlp Communion Hervlre will bn hold at 11:15 AM. following the regular Muruliiif Hervlre. ' 7 1 , I I M I \ ( HM v1H I 0:45 P.M. AllUncu Young People All young folk* Invited J A 1 It U C I I E H P R 0 0 CO 7:45 P.M. Evening Service The pa*tor will njieak on tha *ubiccti "IS TIIIH COURAOET" All are welcome. W B O fO R C If f o u j u - AU FOR 7HE b u S ln ^ J * plf1* j v y *#1 footer on wSSSt Thera ok 2r 2 ^ c ...... *........ 4.eShHMf4« * •• • e• aa.........^ . c,T|,1«»tJon m > *• >»*---- 100 lb. CORN-WHEAT SCRATCH ............ $3,95 TUXEDO CHOPS ...... H10 20% DAIRY - (print b a g ) ........... $3.85 CITRUS PULP i. ............. — a. $2.50 RACE HORSE OAT^ ...... $3.76 YELLOW CORN .......... $3.75 ALL POULTRY MASK IN PRINT BAGS 1 , ' ASK FOR PRICKS c , THERE 18 A TUXIIK* WED FOR EVE** N^p WIIIUum Bsort * FUtt Bno* . 805 W, lat S t 'Where 8portemeit Meet% SUM MsehlM * Bussly Co. 807 W. Sad 84. J. C. Hutchleon S Co, 114 Samford Ave. Aswftosa Oil Cs. M. a. strteklaad, OoaHnetar ^sasKravr-* Fi 0. aw Tis-ftow 1M UM14 W. 'if: '..liw'; ' �§ P® S? -~ ~ v W * * «ir_L l a U nity T h tr* Id B frm fU i—. THE WKATHKH T# Prataet th a P a a a a *f t u World] T n M tti lthe l i Pm * X*i P F raaw n c -------t m of America. T» Pi Wh i Gsnsrslly (air today and Turn* |*•» *l»«pl (nr widely scattered local showrrs mostly in afternoon. P m ifniip far Sanford. >1 p’ AN IN D E PEN D EN T DAILY NEW SPAPER .VOLUME XXXX Eatabliifaed 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA* MONDAY SEPTEM BER — 3^ Sales Tax Recommended By Committee ■. . a - ^ g 1 ■ . Labor Day Is Leisure Day—But Not For Everybody House-Senate G r o u p W o u l d Eliminate N e c e s s i t i e s Of Life From Measure 194# Mn I 'd A m t i i t , i •, A i m s TALLAHASSEE. Sspt. 5 -i> p , - u v tn iif hunt months . s| S r ,it 1 f\ Hit* i ii ,i . 111 t«ii r In " ji I h r m iil - Hurricane Traced 800 Miles East Of Florida Coastline Plnnrs Kvaniated At brnntula As Storm Muvt' y Nuitliwatd *^r "1 Ihr tti hrlwrrii t|»r UtllH trm l |niuri r•t t twit niftnlril v>c*<i1111 aml i hr imhiu lied in *>n tin- idlirt. til \ Ml. m iii i I*, i he ni I id.m and H o u r * min.ii l™lr* ul itein iiid a tii.i.l if ..ill.i.u tie t>U0 mil*™ lift lIn* '-iinili l „ru llliii , i.d i,t i ni>eially t ci.um >*ru ;iIn l**d lad*» tin r.l <li s 1 it I 1it V 111 ttllu liM , I i i i i ii. u lr * iiu|.iliilti-. .i li<t dr i<e■) he- h liur t il ally Sul Iiiii I tu n *|m Xi w ind* III .lliiilll I I'll m l,,- all tu Li., i yS,.H i*bull. fore* a s lri in ilir M iam i M ra th e i ...t, gltjUp m H u rra —.* lit I hr l.d ti* and i f t r r r hum .<ur >. lu.li span m n ...t tm.ilv ilrdltitig ht iil.uiii ''Oil m ilr- r .i- i nt 1.1.>,i i.i I t i n chip- nMiami " i* a |i |. . i m i l l i I iiiii Iiih In r||| <.1 I I.. die i >1111 u nut ill iii.i ih r a M r i ly it iir . I thr i m u r ,u 1 I l. \|, *c llld ll *> A n ie it- hour, trt.'i cW h fo f lia re nt ' i t in rig h t m llr» ail lio n ." Ii i ' ilid tliiK at il<» .low wen tihi.ul l.'iO milr™ • mil hu rst ul H n hi .1 Tha committca't rccomrntndttion* will ba tubmillad to iht Legitlalura whan it reaatt in tpecial —revenue railing tatiion here on "NVcdnctday. Billt embodying lire group't propotalt ara being drawn up now. The recommendation* warn an* nounetd aftar tha eommlitaa held hearing* In Tam$a, Miami, Or­ lando. Jackaonvllla and Taliahaaaaa “in an effort to deter mine pul' lit opinion." Tha committaa suggested voter» mlty to ba given an opportunity t decide 141 whether they would like a slate on higher bracket lncnnie* to tax oi l"l|S. Geiwui l .((lit |) loriihi.w ri lint * *■«•*»* * n 3<■t &I« lt« »*« ■ i ■ Keynote Knr Coming C o n ( * r t* s * ,io n n l H> ASStt t i . u i:i» I , • I aliiu |l* v *...... q ir ri h ‘ E l- p f t ion s Sounded In Labor D.ty Talk * hhkss i ii--**-U III a I ml a>■ to lig h t mi uiilil dial if|iit»5ue law," the Tall llaitlr) luli.u Act, t, wiped oil the book, lie jaul a) I >i M * I i i i ^;Ii lh .it “ selfa ■ah it it e in li t1.u> f , i have h lu tk c d <aillni|<lt In le p e il ib r liw lin t, lie u j.ir d giimlt (hr ISMI,. I , ,tlll "far i from ro lled .•\|>|iaion!y irtiiu g i hr ihcm c for in it %rai > i ts>lulial rtcclion *aiil|iaigu, lie al..> ji >tued tha name "irltiih u iu ic s t; u l living tu talmlagr i.th ti |iuits of h it Tall I Ira I Ito >si 1 'tiu m p r d *ii llir * r l,X ( r> lik e lu iv * ” »U - ' r i n i xpsmlimt D im . V trlls tr »1rt i r a i ,1 * .diet liv c III 11ir­ i (m ill SK rtlllll such 11 itut.Ml If 5*11*1 A il nnilist i *s to n '* ,,. .1, in on net! Ili.it It ess t lit* llim H ' MIAMI *■ ■) i ir|*i A small lift 1* ir mix r ib.tn i> lio p n a l liiiiii.a n e g riie ia llllg M v Irtim , N i* ml "■ft 111 its lie,ill) a n d mi fiin ttl nu * 1 to 1 s ll. .I*.: t I*' |' 4. nr. e>-.. . .. inile ati In mu * .'inis it sll.m e il inn lit .114( III rilo* *i * *• wni i 1 n tA,-III In (lie w a u l in lie \ 11<it 11| til,I.U in llir r t l il .1 " m il r \ttH t 1 s tll|M I|tU u nlim it ed i *to i ii t > \ 11Mill'll11 viiim il .»( ...II 1•**-n v; il» »■ | *4r •if ill •• y nt in'* it > lit •tUltl, "u in m o re (4 )0 l l l i l r a r , r l ol th r M a Im i i u s ($ ’ ,1 Mis l |t , MMl’RIlt# alt? 1 li« ™*' ks. to mmr tin,i. a. i*in 4.411 1 » \V e w ill 114'4M1' 1. be till It! i tti>’ ii m si Ini 1 1 1 ted III, ill, lilll I lie t • h i 1 111 - iin in n l Hie seasiill, t m \i' them Jt . kl I ' . I ' l l i...s nuitil power *** All IfMIIHMl "Slinks' In Jl IlllMlliC 1 iinin *'. .... ,u Iar1.il 1 ......... - 1.0 limit ttlltl > 1 \ I...Ill I , i*,| m| ilti‘ imtmill the I'lu i n la nasi was l>ring wall Ii .t III I 1 Mi,. \ It*. In in I'oounty mi, tn *'ni»nt‘ iH'iiJ.lM IIII..IM I , I * anttal It lli. a- its linu tui speeil | fi|.|. fail eil rlin e ll ii,mu, i.u.i. i imilling mid « " i« ' I Mu t m*, 'peat t.et a mrir riglil notes an I " * * tbi1 tu | ijw lllillei I || iny m t ii1.*,*.*.♦ iiU* thnt will bind Mi.- .In*'. t 'oJ' ' I nt ,i .mil niMO.iy I'Oielit. ."I I'veiy mill H WItit- ,,1 ti in." I'n t*I| |„|U| dm,in hr hi,III >ai’i llllll 11 fill I l.ell »t III .ni l. t.*l 1•!M‘ f' *I Ktul.il #•111111i'r ■I \ll I Oil r | >1ilnr^ Hr* Moll............... ' u '! V t* t G n t it p .s J o i n I n it,; I II I l "l S mill F , , , . 1141 Ito* in is n letiiiiil nlone IniU*n ■ ti A t\Y. . . . *. i■si v*> till! k n I lie 5it ntii'i »l«•• in Ullh ..... . I in AUeglomy 11 IM Ji lI Q tC S t A t |*j4> MI(J< **t »(• |M' 11»«* •* ntlliiajto clr» imU* am Ii*mii i IimmikIi ponden* *■ to oil A M. Mr. t *o■i*I v an I '• I . I* t t i S t A c t i v i t i e s 11,111' M|0 bi/ "Mliout■'Olmidtisli* ||lr |,jght III *t*,in Ii nl a *lur Ji to Ti miinti -r* i,i *■■I "ut iiy’, t lot 1 of mim> uiiMiP I•* 11it1 ol ln*i’ - - | . wentlo'i *ti*m'* » ....... . f r ‘f . m v t t Hi*, uu ii'n ir il |ir»«lm i \ i l y t hist j ■'• ,,exl M ,,,,r T llk '-M ll N Y .. S f|it 5 . ........ Im tt. i III,, im n llli'll of ' <>■■ Hi u ,* Ii „*r ne*l llei mnd.i, allow el * \l'|* *'* " t i* inn ■*llig Mt« * , ,,i miliu.. y puiiietfj' fil's ""'I O* (A V ‘> .S N tiles oie» u*1l p e o p le w e i r m iu ie d l.a lio r , o f u m n u g e m e n l. of « ') m llit a r v uiai m int loin* w en | imum, lies Wmsllldgtoil, J»t MO I'lia n i’i'e nr* tile atm III iiic lm l M l an*l windows m hundicsls ol autir- j 'tmvrlca." to il \| t , i Mm it ip t*^ _ i , , ,, , * , .1 H a y in g Mint n grv um vn t on tin* f n n v n n l on it* n otIh -m iilliw est *u we,* and I,m b u r '! / mol ito. ...... shattered Iasi mgh | ri, S t t i . l f r e v d o m a o f A n m ra ., K..rc. .. w* a* a tin on g liepaitillg from a I'aiil 1 t* Bn life "piovtdrH 11,0 snttiin; Ed Higgins Is Many Tributes Paid To Working Scores Injured Man By Speakers On Labor Day At 2nd Concert Named Chairman Of Housing Group Of Paul Robeson ity ansi i n vrm » imikhh The nittrui pays lit anniid Inlmlr tu the wniLing man today. I.almr Pay cruads tliean mg homr from m o ils markrd the Ira* hflp'equeilie --------- taxaa. --------Jndar tha program, cit- Approval G i v e n For ditionai end if the lurntnei vaiamin season. Ut ■ group'a prt lea would receive the cigarette In many ci:ies, pruplc tool time off to lirar civic leaders prsiia C o n s t r u c t i o nOf Labor's taxaa now collected within their past oiUnludiuni to uatmnal iirogm t. They also lieatd a few limits by tha atata. Either the 125 Housing U n i t s — ~ • vvoiiIr of rrltlclsm and soma aug* •avanth cent of tha atata g ai tax would ba turned over to counties ■ y* 1 ■ .| ' ge-tlon* for closer government* The board of commiiiionart of V m l d k l l l or tha atata would contribute tit, I lA ttffn R 1 labur-inanugement cooperation. 000,000 g year extra to county the Sanford Housing Authority I T I v l C U l 1 / C i l l l l B j At Pittsburgh, factory workara •choolt. * Ilf I P 1 and farniem went to tha Allegh That would maan tint countlaa Friday afternoon circled jEdward eiiy ruiiutv free fair to hear an Higgins chairman and R, T. Cowan I f l A r TT t C K ' u l Q uddipae ly President Truman. vice chairman, and approved a p -, ’ _ #* fleetetary of'L ab o r Maurice J. eoimtlea n .n l l,n■*•••• nl llu m tlto u w eln I," tin « e ie ScCIC *•"* To gat tha State money, < H flllflA V S m r i f T<diln wan to addreaa the Central Ifolieion im iin l tan into a hai i within which can idwnya t>*■ * .m .....I N........ m.,I n I> .......... .. |*et 1.1 *'...... IK not n i l " '* and cHtea have to reduce plication to the Public Housing I ittaa would wo t <«”«•'' ,'"7 , dllf.'leii, *■■*.’ Adminiitislion for construction j n W ,,U B / O p i r i l Labor Union of Ilostou at the Mgr ..I m il. Mm lin n v H I | I'l /I I!• ■I t - f li.lt IMl" ............................. , I . Mi ill's nl rdnunhowei lU 'C hlli'il rami' hour. If f (II \ if HI 11MI Unlit H I. Ih t.n U n ll P A e /ro u p opposed repeal of the here of 125 low tent homing units. At least eight atilnumMIrt am i all ..y.-i t h e i e m e **.mo w h o l.mM CIO Piealdent Phllllii Min my \ l ....... vi' i -jat lie*i i4v If | 240,000.000 record Qeneral Ap- and for an advance loan of $47.. Drowniniia In Florida ll 1 ui.it III iic lii'n o rn l 111•i *■ i It Lull.tn mMiilll Humiiiii VVimt 1i«*i lit.t ni|i|l l,n* w r ie o v r ilu ilie il. ami all | ,,i,i ,,f t n leh -w oi ,1 mill l u l l ...... piepiued n rnltiu npeecli for rlationa Act. Howavar, It *ug.1*1 Ll* ill ll l|Nf | ;* | laaiii ■» •D*i" ■.In Vrmy, Navy und \u T'1"*’** H (i'Pilllllinllt nf M S I "a lt|Ut 500 to cover costs of surveys and min *ri .^lur .it « !rnin iiif i . i liveiy from Pittsburgh nt .' I ed aniemlmenta to raiaa or Reported One Fiftli ' *1III*. 1lillt'k4*1114 IIt *miMI Lt* 1111.li'* ami llrig <.* ti* 1ol A i 'I.i. u | l uMlIiiufd tin i*N**r I *ti»l I'. M. EHT and tha prealdent *.l ............ . il rll Tower apeclflc itetna lit the act pla uni tigs. The hoard was appoint­ trh In ic1f'tf Lr. ililll,At' <'l It** II 1■■ubam, pM'uid* >•■' " I'1' ■ Of National Figure 1 11.*. I'm hIiI* o' ............................. should he conildcred “On their ed liy Mayor Carraway on Aug, 2f. in t* Uf ‘‘I..... ' -aac, «... Lev.....il ill* ts illlliil nl 11 uallaaee «« ■*** T«t*» \\ ti** William tireen, waa tu speak m . , i'll 1 mt, If :l|'|M i * 1 1 * 1 ir i • m arllt." \ , P resen t s i th e m eetin g in the It* ASHtltTATKII I'llKSH "If the appropriation* bill wera the New Mission Hay Park in .S„„ ........... . ,11M 111i•V1lilt ■'Mil M- Wlid’ll rtconiidarrd in Ita entirety, a Chamber of Commeice director’s Sutirtu ians for the National Diego Ml G: tb P. M. It*ei* tlli'l It •\\ Xl 1»tilll f tn graat deal of tlma would to con room were: Mr. Higgins, R. T. Co­ Safely Council Imped their citi.1 Senator Douglas (D-lll) b....k. .l „ r(r tl„, k ■umad and tha final bill would be wan, Harry Lee, Sam Martina and .vvli ti , ll -t 1■'fill III 1*11 a speaking engagement ......... u , , , | ........... 1, 1,1 male of at toast 200 traffic fatali* vary little different from the one ■II Ult-s V IMl n I'ii t Ilf11 1*X Day c«r*bratlon at Joint. ....", .....*‘l ,”‘“ l 1 . .1 lies over the holiday weekend Labor •Iftadv on thv »Utu« book«, tn« tha Rev. J. E. McKinley. III. ... ll .< tied itmm li.nl hit the h unit D I'mi t *t it m™tile Iiiii commlttte commtnttd. Id Mn V Mi. Higgins and Mr. Cowan would he wrong, but not in the Members or Congress mol |„, , W r.k h n in xmnly .olmiU N«t Fort, 87 year old Repeal of tha 18,000,000 annual niM'fl H hliuk of lO'MVV wav u terms certain to be. Labor leaders made ipeei'tieo in l ilt* turn peinms vine licstcil helpei of tin* will serve unlil the neat annual \ tllll lilt ll' * ionu AllyI IfiMl ratall atora inventory taa would m'.i , o m leeii person, w rie , l(| millJ|wTmctor Co. „ |vt., v$iiji lt,itl S I '!*• other cities. Many of those srlie 1, 0 ypilal. l S( Ju,|1|B meeting of the Authority on May o along with the aalea tax. ey wanted it to be ridicously ' '' ' .Vd dti' m l t o ^ m i T h e iiody o f M«i "*' nough money would b# given the 20. George II. Williams. Jr., ac-jlngh with many nf those 2HO still duled to speak today also i-*i,e.i tltf„ fl| Thame., ami n u n „viock .s»tu,,lay ...... .*,( Itiu in 1 ,*I..iiW Mu* «iulf t'nust I f1 F. Dhort, iifIn1 i‘o 11oil li LillruoTI’tiarl new laglnlatlva reference bureau to 1 ri*" Was h I mfitiii 'ile n .T " k Vl"' atoml Inn t.o lf other* wrir taken wlien I lit* small .........it in win. I, >• counlant, was named secretary and jannmd on lursday morning to ..i.ile, \b . i„ M o ig m i * lty . m ilita ry a am»pc«..i*t •How It to study and recommend I labor, was eniout*' I* Xilingtmi operating economies for Stata executive director of the Authority I,night shout a wild prediction, I ,vy tun 1 1* mu* h u n t .........l a n e ! N a t io n a l C e m e t m y I.-I hv Continued on gag* two to serve for so long a time as the I tabulation early today, how rnent to "exorcise reasomihlene.' < the liUMHKe nf ■.Inn*'* h o tth . ,| ... ............ r<|*imII w« vi*1 Thu im; ye«r-..l.l .•..i.imm. i .1.-.■ uf missth- «m* '-V) '. .. „ . ....... Authority desired, e.rr, nuiiiatcd there won’t be any' and falrnoss ami ImliiRliial d a l. ' |»'"l force™ nl «»■*• • ".itia 1 il|M 1 |t 11 » no mil,.' mi 1.... 1 • Aimy lortl|„ A[l | ,, tlinUm-iM Hit* tract or Fuiupuhy, und I L - h The hoard agreed to rei|iie*t E. thing to he gleeful about. Dealhi mknanlp In thalr hatllniK ov.t .|ii'.lt|litflt*li ll IICI 111! i 4"lll I«l1 b n -lliilt w hen the .la]im i*-ie -d u c k / f 1 Sutton, moclmul.', .......... ... unexpectedly mi Dee. i I'-MI. J. Moughton to nerve hr architect I well .head of tha the so-called ‘fourth round' u f, '.‘ J ..v i*t t il intMl *»f l in* hi »*a for the Authority, O. W. Spencer , " r,r '" nmn« > w*!1 01 Ul# post-war wage contracts ugii-e 1 11„. iv 4 ) itignu Cungiess, spun I cupanta of the boat, mniniy. 1 New I b le a n s :t,:t-l lliehes of ■lied ip ilo llv m hum*, Sator,lay aa attorney und rred II. Willlama Gouncd s expectations. ment"„| the .om en, today sent 111 l'» d in g to tin* IhoiI, the tip .1 lid I in 111m 12 Iinili |>e< but n igh t, l i e had I.... .. ill fur Rome lie said induatry "must sipiett* ,,M.n. MI(e t.* Pirsideut Tinman wlilcli reimilmd l*niely oot •>! engineer. Meetings were Rchesines* H I*. M. Friday, deaths on ml I 'l o . '.lin o ftll mile™ notiMi lim e of chi mile heart discum Short's body was pi,ice,I aliDard lot more of the Inflation out cf „ |,ir |, ,i„ tid "fedeiul tntaivi*ntioli Ihn water, until griibl duled to takn plan* at .'1:00 I*. M. Mu- uninm’s highway* already had c I Ii b u n - In llin Gul f. ■<■ M" on tha first Thursday of cadi rllndii'it to "7R, with Monday traf* 11ninsl n i ' i o i e law anil «id ei In N e w , t r e e w h ic h hail fa lle n I lining fb mill’ll by it t ub' a I ■uiii fo r W a iliiiiu tu ii, D G., la te yesterday Thne was nu GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Sept. month In tin* Chnmhi*r of Com* fir not uv.'ii begun. There had been to it that the price level Is 11**1 V**rk State Is nretlwl at i i i i i . •■ s tre a m , and cllm hi'd unlmn*. Mu 1,. 1, 1,11 feel a b o v e n o r m a l i ii 11it n i y K iim ,I and in * *■! eniony. 5—(A1)—An encouraging report on rnarce directors' room. 1M tlinwiilng* and 44 death* from Jolted upward by unreasonable I |,i->t**i-t live* aral p iopnty *if was at about I it" u'rluck mi l I dll v livid tbe thle nation'# economy waa given The Flnrhta Htntu Hank and th*< oll.ei misridlaneou* accidents. [Illy weekend vacationer™ A [III K i l l ape,I e la te demands.'' KiiUeus, psuleulaily lives ami d u rin g tin* In te rv a l ihi*y Im.i I ilr if le d duWMHtrcmii In w ith in a here laat night by U. B. Secretary Sanford Atlantic National llnnk i lc ic l ,d f tlie Inlurnl a n t casket In another pre-holiday *l»te- pioperty of nvgm peohlr In California, ona woman waa Tile genetal'™ wit** sod mily the message to the I'lesiilent hutf m llu 'if l.<*m*iii IIIn ff of the Treasury John W. Snyder. wars, daalguatad as doposltorlci killi'il yestarday when the car In ment, Tobin praised Labur’a arttvl ,11, bud 1,1 h itc h h ik e lilie s be Loet In u rjwnmp, the 1w1* " If wo have a depression, It for the funds of the Authority. ii„- ........ ling high tide hud son, MnJ. Waliei 1J* »n Sburt, wlili'h nlm was riding waa struck ties In support of oconoinlc and charged that Governor Tlmina* E. man shout mt im li«-l|>. W . It l l The application as prepared by Rtmuillaimoiieiy by two Southern a*romiirtidud the !**»•!>. lb'Wev l*ad fulled "to pioteil the 11 „ m-d Mieii ontom obtlcs. will be the richest depression you Iturfnl »tei vice™ will piubably Snyder eaid In an ,Toff Mr, Williams waa mailed Hatur Pacific freight trains traveling in political progress. “ Labor bus led civil light™ **f Ui« thousands" who lei Ita local i l i a dcuti i , am i .l.,hu u , 1 . 1 tb ii-i- fe e l d e e p wo™ re averr •aw," __ many fields," he said, "luduMy iiMiiiileit the eimcerl, and that t'a rv o r. b urlier, am i It V. Thump I" i i , , | ,ivi*i road™ on th e isla n d. be Wednesday. the cuff" cuff” speech il**--. to . tha t( lconvention day to N, R. Satterfield, director o|i|i«Rite directions. Including civil liberty." .Short wui, shipped of Id* of*Jhe 82nd Division Veteran* Aa* of the field office of the I'HA in ■■•iirh failure, In the fan* of m»- soil, Nil o f w hom warn cuinpimt [math* over the same weekend Tobin listed aa “things we must iioiiwldn WMinlogs, ran only to* e»- n earby, heurd th e ir eiic™ ami MIAMI, Kept. 5 — (AJI—Tbe cummmid Atlanta. within ten 'lays **f toe fat Ion. „„„ ln't year totalled 407, of which U . iMii'i lliuimm Isuned thle hur- America's gicutcst iiiililarv *11"do In the near future": <11 K* plglned as an at|uck by him on w ent to th e ir iiMuhtani'a. "Americana have $200,000,000,. “It Is believed," said Mr. Hig­ yit.'i were in tmffhs mishaps, i, „ tu* uilviitiny at i t A . M. to* uster, one I lint Iniillid tin* I'(tiled The T rn c tn i t'nm pan y ua*e land coverage for the wage I..... liie negm people.' 000 in liquid savings am) hava an gins," that the application will The t'" lh <ell by states, with Act, (8) Enact a "fair" Laborba approved and that the project Stale™ Into Wot 1*1 War II. Within Income of $818,000,000,000." Ilewi'v had ordered *slate imllre a picnic fo r It™ empmyecs ,Sat •lit \ — llm lift i i. uuu has moved very a few week™ a f t e r this lie letiivd In aj pre-apeech vie w^Sny Libllliei! to prevent ran outbreak unlay nt the uld .M ur*liull p i. pra*L ,-„„ Inter ______ ,. » will be carried through. It i* eon* fatalities listed in that ordari management relations layy. am..................... Aluhama 7 0 0] Arliona 8 1 0 ) (0| Improve old age Insurance <of vlnlenre such a* chuiacini ked t.bnul th ree mile™ m irth u f I ■■m■■u .1,,.* 1s ill lliiilll six tu u lg h t m ile s at his permanent rank nf major d tr laid ha would enter Wedni* planned to go ahead with ,i'iiutlaus4 l i t r a a * T w s l traffic, drowning and mlacellan* faahlngton conference on aa rapidly aa poeeible, (CsaUaasa oa rag e Twsl tc.alla»»e «ta rag* T in t HI tiff. When the tuoit, p iu |.i.||,,l Weal general. Arkansas 7 1 8 ] California 88 I I ,v an outboard m u ter, hit MuHie British financial crlela Mr. Willi ante was authm Short will lie hurled In ths II; miuratio ('ulursdo t4i 0i u0 i] connect Connactleut attend na meeting lout 8 0 m eeting of the Georgia it; log, tha threu men w ere le t in n ­ uniform of a United .State™ Army an even mind*" The association a t Ita final bust Association of Itouilng Official* «: Florida I 4 0] Georgia 0 1 0| in g front Leinnn iilu f f , w lu ic generai—the ™mno unifuim Im Sept. 8-3, Several Idaho 2 0 1] Illinois I? 8 8] In­ m s * aeaaion ehoa4 Fred C, T. In .Atlanta, ^ipte they had tak e n a bunt they had touk off when lie retired after John. Milwaukee, Wlij, *e presi­ PHA official* will be pre*ent. The diana Id 0 0 i Iowa 10 0 4] Kansas lentad back tu the iiirn ir ™it,■. 4U years of service. dent to eucceed Ren 0 . Waeker, purpose of the meeting is to ac­ II 0 0; Kentucky 8 0 0; Louisiana and had gotten about h alf-w ay. M j s . C laudia S h aro n, 62, dlsd In 19411, Mlmrt a™ cried hefnre Regnlaw. John had been eenlor quaint various housing officials .'I 0 0; Maryland 8 0 Oj Massachu­ when the ncclnnt nreurred. in an G ilu m lo ho sp ita l ye ste id a y a congressional Investigating com* With the provisions of the Housing setts I 0 0; Michigan 80 8 Bj Min* vice president. M r. Hutner was p llo llu v llm i .lb,wing mi Illness o f alm ut six mlttfie thnt he we™ a peail ilabAct of 1040 and Its benefits to nesuta II 0 2; Mississippi 0 0 8] Lea Fletcher, OWoego, boat, Mr, H u ttim wim In tha nt hw S I iu wss burn A u g , 1U, hur aernpegoat. ATLANTIC CITY, N J. -Vpt 5 M/Pl—Fifty-two »hapely lane*, Missouri 0 i 2] Montana 1 0 0; i*d eenlor vice president and cities, said Mr. Higgins. tnlddla and F o r t was lit f n n t . ir-',»7. Ills son, nu Instim iiir at tha each hoping o be chosen the !mif*i one ol all. meet officials »*f the In tllo back w in tln> e x tra riml- i Nebiaska 0 0 0. fiSn C, "Donahue, drand Rapids, t iiia n 't Iv a resilien t u f S a il- ll. B. Military Academy at Weit Junior vteo preaidenL Hampshire I 0 0] New Je r­ Mias America heauty pagml lieir today. 1hut had boon used when M r. S i t - i,,n l yeni™ ugu, M rs . Shnrun saidt LhcIouh Paul Sauls seyNew II 0 0] New Mexico 1 0 0; ton p ilo ted the harrow ed tmnt ninved tn < iiie in iin tl, re tu rn in g "My father never expressed’ A boardwalk, Mmdi Crsy timsdr will greet them. hack To Lem on Iilu f f. T h e lug I ....... . fm ir years ago where lifltornesn. lie stnteil the facts Died Saturday A. M. New York 10 0 8t North Caroling Tha gi,!t aie utPciully li e tomelieel tepreirnlative* of 45 elate*, 7 1 4: Ohio 18 2 0] Oklahoma 7 1 fo re a largo Imhi in the boat ami i™- bad Resided since, tn the committee, made ii cam­ it sank rapidly. F o rt I™rcputlcd Sill l iving a re imu daughter, ple statem ent." Lueloua Paul SaulaL 87, died at 0; Oregon 0 1 0 ] Pennsylvania • Canada, Puertc Rico, the Haws * i l l * . Hubert Juh niu n u f W in Th« general told tlie emnmitts* ----- hospital Saturday at 2 7] Rhode Island 9 0 0] South H*n Islands, and the cities o f. psnions. Not even papa or kid to have starte.l to sw im aw ay. Tv New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, mother. Itopeated o ffo rtn w ere mm|p i . ■ P a rk ; three sons, W illia m hu had ohuyed Instinct Inns from Caroline 8 1 4| Tonneaaoo 1 0 0] •t80 A, M. fallowing a abort 1 1 1 TAVARES, Washington. All have »*<h However, the girl* will be free yestaruny to recover the body. It ([ro w , George T . Grow, Ban* Washington for the defense of Texas 0 0 4; Utah 8 0 1; Vermont roe negrooe, eSndaM by*Va Tliroe regional contests in thulr >u»ne to atroll the boardwalk, and Among those who aided .Sheriff i„n l and Eddie L . Grow o f M l- Pearl Rarbor n™ lie nnduntuud I................lli 0 0] Virginia 80 0 ‘It Wash! ’ Jwnlaon, 8. 0. Oct. 10, all white fury of ra f6 « a yetmg breathe all the salty ocean Ir M ero In dragging the riv e r wen...... il; b n m u tlier, M rs. E lla T o w n - them. 4 l 0] West Virginia 8 0 0] orate. Ito woman, plan W aak a new 1911, Mr. Sauls had been a resi­ ton whit* Today they will register at the they wish. John, C am eron and Turn lliiim r, m l mid a b ro tliur, G eorge T o w n Short was a lieutenant gen­ Wisconsin 8 0 0] Wyomnlng 1 0 *0 “ dent af Sanford for 20 yaara. He trial. Traymora Hotel. Tonight they will " " • r i f f M ero nnd D u p ly C b nilc* ™rnd butb o f St. P e te rs b u rg ; eral when relieved uf Ids cum-' The first preliminary contest WM employed as hotel clerk at Circuit Ji ntand. Admiral llusbaml E. Kim*' v taka place tomonow, ami by * * * * * •■!<! th is m o m iiiK th a t they el*o five u ta m lc h lld ren . J«o Florida Hotel. He wee a mem- CPL. ANDIRlISON W jW ie e * have a session with pageant of- will will w ill . ttry r y a g a in today to locale F uneral services w ill he con­ mel, naval romummler at Pearl Cpl. Willie — _______ bn inarrow­ s' a , 7!*_ , whl.ch ------- *!"’» wl" ........ iH iu n y itno i t u ifield t e m will w i l l im im iu n Anderson, UBMC,IP***1 *™ JiiM *Saturday M r of the Methodist Church of n g u aet a fta r —i— __ a. ':i| hRAW I f i e a i n i a s l s a i*/inliivt II Ilia the body. ducted ut Erickson F u n e ra l Harbor at the time uf the Jap* «w M in A m eric a contestants d d(iwn to j 6 f i n . n . t , , on Ui„ly Where the body waa sent and Mra, Anderson t o d a y ___ Home nt dido P. M . to m o rro w enae attack, was also iclieved of ed by bus to tha Marina Rosa W U I behave between now and j i,» .U o f face, fig u re , poise, and ■ iw ;:;* - ft 270. A t i o i u t 'y s F e d e ra l n r I)u W u •fAev* come up with a moaay rail 3 par cant i«laa tan. Tha lavy recommended by thr joint Housa-Ssnate Tax Study Committaa would axampt tuch nscsstitis* of lifa at food, clotliin* and mtdicina. In that way, the committaa facia, it would meet Governor Wattsn’s objacliom to a •antral talct taa. Warren ttid not mora than three weaha ago ka would valo a genaral talai tax. Ha laid during tha ragular lagislative tatiion, however. ha would accapt a tax which did not covar mtdicina, food No Plea 01 Unity Truman Pledges To IsSounded By Renew Battle On Eisenhower Taft-Hartley Act t in r .ih * ! —The II Isgiilalor* who want on — s Am oclated Prana Leaned Wlra ..... a ^ Nu^ro Is Drowned In SI. Johns River Holiday Accident Scapugoat Of Jap Attack On Pearl Harbor Is De a d S ..... ............ r I f Any D epression, It W ill Be R ichest One In U & H Istory 4 ,ft I i: 1 Mrs Claudia Sharon Dips In Orlnndo Atlantic City Bathing Beauties Are Told How To Behave In Public W T tvarct Trio Will Seek New Trial . is. J J W fd n y * whan the w inner will j tnleint* ra n g in g fro m singing and „ jy J T L E D O E IM P R O V E S YOR1C, M e ., He|i». h i thesen. piano-playing to dressmaking and » « > " • Im p ru vum ent in the conNo fa la lea, the young hopeful* horseback-riding. jfMm Of Supreme Court Justice warned. Ona of the finalists will become Wiley B. Rutledge wav noto*l by America , ----- -pageant - , ,official* Mlee America of 1949 end eucceed 1,1to physician. for no padding in bath- j to tha crown won laat year by Dr, Euner Tower as IJ the 68, , ,, . . ‘ Baba Shopp of Hopkins, Minn, t, victim of a cyjor. drinking. A t |gh, WU1 also rocoivc a 00,000 *«#my to ^bs, echolgrahii. ^Tbo 14 nmnwa-up « w from a coma ' with Rev. L . It. Rushtou o fflcm ting. H itrial w ill tak e placa in 1-nkn V ie w C e m e te ry . HOUSE FIRE Fire from a defective oil stove today caused a small amount of dnmags to tha kitchen of a home r me t The _______ at 010 Pin* S tre Fir* Departmant put th* blaa* out th laat Friday, about 8:80 o’clock this adiaing. duty. COUNTY MEETING Tha Couny CouimURlon at Ita moating tomorrow will adopt the school budget, County Clark O. P. Herndon announced this mom* in#. His office we* open until t to Rule Day. Tha Comwill meet In N ation a t 10:00 A. »• j •fr J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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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 02, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/bd99debe04c7d5de7ef77c074047fbf4.pdf 4909076290c1652b2ffc7df0660fb87e PDF Text Text ■- ' — 1 J. -,.tJM 1- M M fu'c ‘ . •fHB SANFORD HBRAtD. BANFOdD, F L O R im i - Torture KUIer 1 Fi", r l 1 l WBgMMDAY AUflOTT I I , l i l t m m ’ i, !• You Tklk To U.S. Youth Of Today tCoosm en n m f m s t e s t and salted pMnuti. A bettered gasoline hose end ecara on tha pump indicated the fugitive had attempted In supplement „. . . . vain ----- to — -Jp p le n the four-gallnn fuel supply In the tank of the stolen Bmltn eutomo bits. Smith told officers ths Ignition ksy of his rat had been removed, gs pursuant to repeated warnings firom Sheriff “ * Turkw. But Russell, By HAL BOTLB i leV , . EAST HAMPTON, N. Y<r-GPi rasp —The fat man lay stretched on I "No." said the fat m«n, look­ Hared. the beach, blissfully a t peace. | ing"I*a Itlittle a ple»lo«auru*. e pslaeolulled s i lisp by the sea’ll obi hetterla, or e prolnrnsetirusT song. "Nope. You're still cold.” Suddenly a shower of sand fell “ I* It a p«l»eosf|ncus, a pteon hi* face. Tha fa t man looked renodon, psntnUmhdn. a p»tup Into the serious face of a tow­ riofelis, ne pnrnmy*. e pretrdon headed flve-year-otd boy with a or a palnenmantndon?” big brow. The boy held an animal "None." book minor hi* arm . The hov, who had been " U f a play n gama,” he said. "Go away, little boy," aald the Mealing looks nt hi* plrlure fat man crossly. " I am paying I,(ink, now frnoklv opened It and , SU a day at thle re to rt to get liegnn going through It page by (unlimited—and you are standing page. “Then It must lie a protnrera*, In my sun. "Hut there la nobody sh e to a phororhacu* or a pseudaeltiplay with." said tha boy stub­ rus?" "Nope." bornly. The fat man could «ee "Hut It has to he. That'* all ha was a modern child, used to there are In the hook.” having hi* own way. "I didn't *av It wa* In the; "If I play ona game with you, hook.’’ I III you go a w a y t" h r asked "Oh. Well. If It laid egg* It 'Yes, I.ef*' play tu n * the animal game. I’m ’m thinning thinking nf an mold he a plnlypti*. Dr If It v/n* n marsupial If mold lie a animal thnt sta rts with th «( T* w u t ;» H V "Nope” . **Is It a dasr, dromedary, don"I* It * mammal or a reptile?” Isy or a dachshund V aald the fat man. "Mammal.” | "Ob. 1* it a ptehlrlago —that'* No!" lenlly an armadillo, you know. \ "All right. I give up." " It’s a dlm etrodonr chortled Dr a porcupine, a p.una or a , panther." I the boy. "Nope." "A w h st?" asked the fa t man "Well, I ran't think of any unsasllv. He noticed again that the little hoy had a forehead like more," said the little hov **dly. "You haven't thought of pan­ Einstein’s. l "A dlmetrodnn," said th# boy. d a " "Oh. that'* right. I* It * pan"Yon know—on# of those I'remisn reptile* that lived million* dti." "Nope.” of years ago." tla opened hi* “Then I give up. What could animal hook and showed the pic­ ture of a huge Haard with a It he?" " I t’s a pig!" shouted the fat giant fin on I ts back. "Ugh,” said tha fa t man. "Okay man happily, "A pig!” said the little hoy, you win, little boy. Now go away. (aught between srorn and tears. "Hulit th at’* only half the geme. "A pig! Nohody would ever Now I have to guess an animal think of n pig. It Isn't fair. I'm J'ou are thinking about. W hy'not going to play with you any non't you'*—ha looked at the fat M o re ." man c ra ftily — "think of an He stamped away across the liearli, animal beginning ng with 'P '? ” The fat man thought a moment ’'Modern children!" rhurkled and then looked back at him with Hie fat man. lying down *g*ln. | equal running. Me was so pleased with hjn JlllSI'lf "I am,” he said. lie tlldo'l lull asleep ngHin for "Is It a platysomus nr a pre- 'Ive ml mile* $100,000 Left In Will 5 Palatkans Killed To Sterilize Pet* l ----Bt. Lout* anlm ellover who died 10 deya ago left an aitlmated 1100,000 to promote the sterilisation of household pets, ....................... The beaus bequest wee contained In ths will1 of Leonard D. Putney, a I roofing company executive. The will was filed In probate court yesterday. »*iv K .ii.f" Putnev wrots "I* trsattnaei gram Pan* Oast brl()(lt tender to the ACL train dispatcher who In turn not!. fte<| the Police Department of “Sgt. t. H. the accident. Sg R. W. *Tench, who answered ths telephone, notiG«d the* Sheriff. Highway Patru ""d other agencies. Ths coroner* lurv Included Bah Brven. Paul Daniel*, Charles W*hBrumley. Chgrle* Raker S?l of ,Wli r t 0 •Jound •U t.s . should bs the only per- Funeral The hodlM wVrS the .witch In starting Smith’. . on, * h 0 would h .v . u n .t.rlll.a d f ^ ‘ r f e t a f t . ‘t f 'T . O O ^ household pets, which could bs ^ Neighbors heard tha ear motor used by them for breeding pur- ; t t ' i r .r a hv.s: dlMovsrsd hi. ear had bssn sto en. | of MU, nurl| d„ rr|b„ l ths will as " , n'Arcv w*» atte , It »T i T Ths ascapadewa. carried out In i..the imt„ t thln# , M#r h#trd vinveui lloheM* the midst of a .action patrolled 10»» * viruem for the past three daye by a .her- \ ' ---------- 1----------------- i ,L « who w t, In hi* late fifties, wes tuperinIff* posse of upwards of 1.000 teudent of the Hudson Pulp >nj men. roper Corporation, *< Meanwhile, e Pinellas county vision at Peletke end was active hi « d»nUr a„ (CasMewsg r n w c *h nasi as superintendent of tha High’ nar# to consider evidence against | bara might he soma link hetween Heh«nl Parent Teacher* Atsncl*. m wis lu iiu is slaying , ths contribution and tloutd'e par- tlon of Palatka. M. L. I'oags, alto of elderly Norman Young Browns.fl|a Vaughan aaldi in his fifties, was supsrlntsndsnti I "I dgn t think that had a thing of the I’oags Concrete Co. ,g New power, speed end slrrkneM are r > p rr« rd In the advanced design of flltldsheksr'a IMS passewgav ear j to do with It, senator,;.' Palatka. P models. Embodying a complete change In frnulid appears ore and frnder trea tm e n t, these eats designed ' Concerning Neblett’s visit to Dr. Frank D. Abernathy, a by Raymond latwgr Associates eppra r to Iip In mol Ion even when they e rr Standing still. Shown here la Mm In connection with tho Gould y0Un> optom itrUt from Jtckion* I he 1930 Siudeheksr Commander cnm rrtlhle. tc * sltiss4 Vims Page oast *Sh / I . “'f '1 */,e rAf' rrr, vllle, had been practicing with to tho Justice Depart- th, Km„ Optician* In Palatka that there had "always been her- Nablalt . mony between whites an colored for the past three week*. Tom Vaughan prlng* »•*» opls !n Lake county”. I ..H n n * o f" said tha FBI FiV iInvastl" Milllnor of High flprlni ;)• C Clr lothlna They said they believed *be °„ * ^* ,.^ * ^* * .w l* . manager of the Eagle years' of three ree would get a fair trial here. " Co- " nl1 • t,out yl Supervl Supervisor of *'' l h,* J “ i i “f * O T_*o1.1.. . a m ' »«e. age. Dr. R. Nya nupervisor or RegUtratlon Registration W n or. II. n. •». i-jr- was -» » «a young -uun* of Lake county testified | m H f.j osteopathic surgeon. A. M. Coll, L,. Story ” there ter* were l 803___registered " L pres*. . " ! , V* th l pres*. ' *h o p m.ttil a bar In P*..s memnsr ntor ptne „ about latka. tT. cC. vVann, flO, w . voter* In ,the county, Wank Oweni. chairman of the ] w ?fi‘ 9.°'- ^ ^ 11..“ ? ” ’. day clerk In tha Gilbert Hot* inty commission, said " I t 1 sold that for aoma time before In Palstka. U k e county William U. Wurn. 72 year old !u the duty of the commission to tha investigation a "vicious idare names of colored voters on flare "» , camoalan" had ha»n coretad bridge tmiler, whose lurnss is 1111ths Jury list In porportlon to the I aj,a£ at Vaughan by columnist mediately n**t tu the demolished number reglsteicd th* sams as , Draw Paaraon V 11 (.butmsnt, said this morning that Is done with whits votsrs." A ' Msra was Dut In tha w ltm n •>* heard three terrific crashes; B h .r .f f W .|,,s McCall testified ' chair and tastlflad that ha had l i r ,‘. whan ths left sids of th* — . ths . . . . ...........— -------- for | talked with ,the lln rFBI ,,, alKiut that National^ -----Association alrnot It !t ouiomomi* nutomoblls lilt the metal roa.l advance* ment of colored peop 0 . tt)d fo rm ^ that th at Vai Vaughan ''K'M Mtoni! wh®n lh« c?f l11* ,th* and w„ wa« in informed had mnnii iinjuil »lRl#ni^nt* . wrh "complotillv ix o n frjtfit.11 conettt# Rbutmtnt ind inira third wntn whtti rxji "compicttiy concrei* iu u im tn i mnu was "completely Fionprutfil." exonerated." about ma [ Later. Mara aald ths man hs it crashed upside down on thq H* denied miking, a* he ssld [talked with was Peyton Ford, an- *labt side of ths bridge 40 fe J tile NAACP charged, a statement J blatant attorney general. Hs said away. that "If the defense attorney* , Ford had the FBI files brought The doora of the car had hern aren’t careful, they'll he put In j (h hut that ha <Mara) did not knocked open, all but ons of th* fall, too," ! see them. aiven occupant* had l-cen flung McCall, howevar, did say he | McCarthy kent poundlno nwav out on to the brldga and th* Chiy. ho snld. had asked the defendants If IHalr I wlth questions ss to whether there *b'r rolled over them. Fire hlsisd .Moie than Pit per rent of oil 1 jaw ysr. wsre trying to t - i - " h a d r o th e e n a n F lir in v e s V lg ^ in the Intaaior of ths car, and Mr. vMentn* who have m.ide (it loam ’ It'satla*s4 Fram gaga «a»» • netr minds. | » charge* that Vauglisn hod **. Wurn, nldci! hy au unidentified I nre keeping up regulat uaymenis,' against her erstwhile allies" with nliout I I 7 .U0 O alir*dt whan* Hunte/*»a?d ,\,*^ fe'lll T'tha*r I h u In flu e n c e d an effort | ’«bjtka motorist who had stooped Rut there, tha Defense Hrcre- I he said,(cioild whsn Hunter said lie relt tlislr | , , more grain for Honor com. «t the wreck, hurried over cnif gut tin'll louiis la foil tarr* said, "the parallel between having testimony would not b . nre,led, j X n d ra in was short and « tub of rain water f.mn In fmnt A* fiirtlicr proof of the veterans'I th* two postwar years suddenly fllialirlnl , of ths houts and extinguished the Intel grit y, he mldcil, the1 IOOKINO COMPIITI’.Y nut of place, the wrcrhnR* of a small passenger plans lies In ■ Philadelphia street rationed. Stop*. Ws may havo been dosing ■fir. U VA hns IiniI tn mke gooi on only I where It crashed. Tha pilot, Joseph Plcchoske, 35, was Inking Ills fiancee. Rosalia Davlln. IB. for a ride when Both Vaughan and Mara Insistallright, hut wa had nol vet fal­ seven-tenths I ed they never had heard of any ’ . „ ^ ot having a talepbone, Mr. of one err cent nf| len completely asleep. We caught lie decided to fly over her home. The <rufl plunged In Uie ground when he dipped too tow and then could p"I such Investigation. Wu,n th#n h,,rrlKl down ths ourselves In time. Nnw we nre nil loans guaranteed In the mole regain altitude. The rnuple were nirlicd to tho hiKpllol seriously Injured. (fnternort''o"» l'-- * oath iinth by the houss and called to (reatlnaag grew ra g s Oast than font veals the priigiNtn hat fully awake, grimly determined lienn In csisleiut'. B. Csddon Li Ic renter would serve as a y e a r: V aulhln « a h l'Y b i 1* Direr tor''**?' ^E R. ACL telegrapher m that history shnll not repeat Itaround recrcallon renter for childiin,n,.r i„(n. maj i,■_ v,.* the tower by tho railroad bridge Na tlon a I cnmtnnmlci I*e r r f ssli. Already we have gone a long Blown ren to use. and I. a place where " T J l r„ . 1 ^ " , a^csn d g > » vard. away. Mr. L.ddon declared the Legion’s niaway to correct the mistake of nur rlvlr where "ad been aCCUS*d Of accepting • In turn notified . n.|» i,j authorities and ..a civic rlnh. clubs rnllM cnuld moat meet an,I ami where ,or IDIMt fight will tie ngnllisl demobilisation stampede.'* tCnellnseil r»»n, I'line One) convention*, dame* and entertainbrlb* *or * Promise rl* ■" ln*l police. (Caatlaa*. from wans Oasl America agatn has an Army, government e c o n o m y wliich proper ItiKsiau iillthoiltlrat ths White House, ment could be held. , „# 1 When the automoblla hit th* • Navy and on Air Fnrca worthy llircalcns tn strangle" veterans Brlg. tleiicml Flung I., Ilowley. Pointing nut that thousands of) Mara spent a p*rt. “* th* yellow road sign., th* left front Thsy said th at tha President of our country and the pride of ticncflt*. Amcilnni chief in Berlin, snld and that the others agreed dollars are being spent annually I for*n4"on.! 'l 1doorhandle was clipped off amt (clt Commander Brown said "the Ihe hi* evtrv American cltlsen, Johnson final news conference liehat a compromise extending tho to hrlng tourists her#, ha rto-1 / After tha qtiaaUoiitng about the WfB1 {brou, b ths poreh aeraeij 4 A . dl’iihled veteran* * * are being 1 at said. iuiu, a Ths slgfr fore retirement Mini jfiisnla will ; trade agreement act mitll th * 1dared that the dvlc center would: Income tax csss, Senator M undt’0f tb# "And thsy are getting better caught silently In a sqitsese play trv more tricks to oust ihe West next *px*lon I* nut femlhle. 1 attract more tourist* her# th a n |(R -8 D l swung Into an ax an iln a-'., *wu . f ,i a | | i b#n* btl» ,v. a vlilcli thtealens In si 1 angle licit •vary day—stionger and more ef ci 11 Allies from Hoi jin lie Hiiid; knocked r]f ar over The west Lucas said legislation to renew* any 10other campaigns. Tourists |tlon of Mara about hisrelations rigid* under I lie law.” fletont. "Tliev will keep living links the Heel pineal Trade Agi cement havachildren, too, hereminded,, with John Maragon. Iconcrote ami stsel shutment Is The ( ’umutiiiiilci snld then* ami pressure ns long a* lliey thlul Act fnr thice years will Th; called and such a center would encourag#, Maragon. a Greck-Amerlcan |>nd|y s,11Mhed nml the top of 11 "Mnavar they arc rounding lulling devsltipinrnl*" must he 1 they run gel away with it." thsmsslves Into one team—a team rntrcctcd: up In the RciihIp when that body » ,* • * # l from City, has been a n™ ,i(,wn nMr t |la r|ver. Ths Ho iiredirled llorlii, will iigmn that will make all enemies scop, rone Imica a one-week recess. Exhibiting preliminary plans for <man-ahout-Washlngton for sever- . ) , (,ng Oerl gunrd rail was bent, "Hlnalics In vcirruriH ndmlnlntraheroine ......... ...... ,,f j, t'lnicil ,\(r. Wurn iinoted the motorist Innk and listen before attempting lion ji|ipropt int l»ns." 1 "The Reciprocal Trade Agree­ the canter, lie said that these hail „| vearjl. |{ |a name ha* hohlied up Gorina mv ments Art will In, made Ihe order not hren narferted, ami declsreil' ,.e prntcdly In the Senate Invest I- f»„m Palatka ns stating Gist ths *g|tr"*‘dnll across nur tra c k s” "lietlurtIons in VA personnel." In I omiIuii, ill|i|i,mutir offii uiIh Praising the Legion a* lh« of business In Ihe Senate as soon that each Hvlr dub li.s "een re- ga(|ofM subcommittee’* hearings Chrvslec hnrl psssed him on the ,,f ehtmulnn (if lit ("paredlies* nt I In* "Pmposnl* to mcige nil fcdcr- said ic'iin, ....... „„ ii,,. . 11 * it completes action on the hill quested to appnlnt on the question of whether there turn to the bridge going *t sn 1 II v*opci uted h o s p i t a l s which ml ID a 1 V < Iiilpmciii In Vugo In via tn raise tlite in i 1■i111 uni wage from rommltlee that will discus the * | )|J|V betM (nip 1 (>|>er Influence In crtlmated 7fi to HO miles an hour •ml r>f World W«t I, Johnson until : 40 to 7S cent* an hour, Lucas p la n s II now U America’* purpose I" would i|t"nn the destrucHnna of mnv he east’ll shortly hv tho I'mt "Financing of the IBB.000 pro- dealings by business firm* with 1 Hele wa* given hv Mr. Wurn convert the Detinrlnient nf De­ the VA a* an exclusive veterans' *tl Stales nml lh iimn 1 110 1100 •• nsscrled government agencies. , In getting the inlured and daai ( to aid I ’reinlrr Aim«li«|» Tito, who fense In effect Into n department agency.** The decision threw up a road­ lect will he our least problem." Mundt ssked particularly about 1 Into andmlsnce* Rstllff'a had to "Move* to dilute veterans’ pre- I* fl’llllllig with the .Vnvlet I'lilon, of tisar* "with your cooperation." block In the path of a talked-of ne stated. "Our chief problem I* a lob of "expediting" which Msra tfiinimnn another wr-cker nut ta Dssoltr Iht nigh roil nf our fetenre In govniuiurnt cmploy- will t,p dlsriisseil h\' lti*vin when plan for the Senate to adjourn to get people Interested and be­ oerformed for the Austin Mstol |nld the first on. In getting ths he meets |l, K. Rrcndarv of .State hind the project." armed form*, Johnson said, .« inent." prettj soon. wrecked car off of tha bride*. Brown also called attention to Dean Acheson to Washlugto 1. cut *1 .000,(1(10,1100 |„ expendi­ tiling Lion Cliff Able* com­ Products Co. of Detroit. Mara acknowladged h# sent a (Mp*or|*t* who stunned tn view she mended Mr. Herman for his talk ture* I* the gocl «*t fnr thU yc*r. the fact that "vetrran* fo World these smircen - dd and announced that directors "memo" to tha War Dapartment ]';teck were cautioned hv Mr, I lie f’Mlic-0 <'iiiMiiiinnit Itnent Thli laving, lie tnhl tin* Legion War wo shot nhend" In Lsglon would give attention to ths plan in behalf of this company, th# of-1 Worn not tn atrlk* matches to to Gant mi, luuvisiumit National nslres, will ha effected by nllmlti- nffnlrs hist year. (C»aHa«s 4 r , . a Pag* oasl Detail of whom he said wsr# ,'•* end th en b v start another fire "A majority of the IB IB depart- 1st capltnt, g.ilucil foi (-(- liiilny, •ting waita amt ilii|illratinii at a meeting tonight. Bay, N. Y. They hav# hsi •n misstrlands uf Maragon. . I H* expressed Mis nnlnlnn that through ii id fir >t Inn of tha armail me nt conventions," Brown said, Hcil ItregnlnrH Invaded Kwiiuluiig Ina since July 2B. Mundt said officials of ths com- It n"s»ln» the other car »t Idch forces. "elected younger men a* state province and raptured I'ingyun,1 | The Becrstar acknowledged The rfinraitllnn wa* alio tnhl rniiimantlers for IBfiO amt worltl 3^10 tulles nnrlheiisl of ('nulori. A that the youths not have ere- India and Pakistan to accept pro- i 0any had tsstlflsd pravtously that "**"d th* driver "f *h- Chrvs'«r today-that World War two vetrr- War two almi ahead" 111 Legion Coimmlsl drive inwards t.uiigchun, l dentlals permitting them to enter posats by a Unttsd Nations com- Col. Mara "got such rapid action" cot Dm fa r to the left of *vfh •n» have made an nutatamllng nimoat thn role mi the community Ufi miles fiiun Ciihton w,,* also I the Busslan son*. But, ha said, no mission for a true# In thslr dls- f , r them on a windshield bid, t h a t 1f""* _«nn nrj ths_»»•_•• »nd hd reported, , contrlhtillon to the future prog- level." puts over th# province of Kaitnlr. thslr casa waa settled bsfors *hsy ■*»•*• «'*n. nutting th# car. one accuses them of hslng spies. on* n f c o n tro l The Bollvlnn government de*1 rota and icrurltv of America In Tim convention la expected to rsallssd tt. Achsson reminded that the Traffic, which had h»»n h '—V. tha lail four yaara. pick a World War two veteran to clnred In l.a t’ai Hint nnthuial 1 United States doss not sngsgs In Thera now a r t mora wolves t n ' Mara raid ha w .a an axpedl forces have smn'ihnl the ('oclui- • Ma|. General Carl R. Gray, Jr., succeed Brown aa commander. I tha practice of holding people northarn MlnnaaoU than In anp tar" in War Dspartmant mattars, »d fnr sn h"” e. w«s (ina«iart*d administrator of veteran* affaire. The convention settled down to and would halp any businassman stnwlr* hy ths Highway Patrol snd I who have committed no crimes. M id ‘that tha natlno'a faith In lla m in u s husincss today on the deputies, hs said. AITHOUOH the Italian Mlnlitar of 1 Because of that principle, he othar district of tha Unltad Btatas. with a lust claim. TOtcran* ha* lieen fully justified. third of Its four-day convention. nooneeil some U.IKHt |'ovn moent tho Interior hm cnulloned women 1 aald. tha United States refused Committaa counsel William P. '•'wartim e America w«». aafn In Georgia la the Unttsd States Drulrr consideration today nre Iroop* hnvr cnrlrrled ('tn'hnbitiiili.i. bather* ngnlnai wearing tha scent? to use as • hostage for trading tha handi Ilf our servicemen and proposals to end tho peacn time Tho llollvlao mdlo anlil rebel tend­ French Luithing aulti, this Palermo purposas a Russian tiler who ds- lergsst producer of kaolin, for us# Rogers leaned forward and askad luisins**.” Marat Woman,” ha aald. "It 1* my firm 01 aft, cntiiitme civilian control of er* fled hv pin no. Mara agreed not svervon* could ths Soviet Air Force and n* a paper and china clay. Ootltnhnmlin I* nt....... . three nicrmnid openly deltee tho decroo, liertsd "Can anyona walk tn off tha walk fonvlatlon _ that nur peacetime Ihe atom Imiuh under It, 8. mono­ then wanted to retarn to hi* through the Whits Hotux even though the obvlmialy dostnT atreut and ask you to help thsm prog reaa-ln the hnda n nor vel- poly and to draw up a strung rltloa arlied hv the relict., lee by homeland. gates, hut that his servlrai wti*r Ilka the water. It I* reported that ■Tin#— la tonally aecurr t h r . . . Nntlonal Reviduliminry nntl Communlst law. Ha mad# th at statement when avallahls to any "earnest business­ ' _ He reported that more than <1.you ars going FI rat mmlulinn adopted by the (nlNIt). The rnvolt tiruke out Knt- tho only reiull of the order hat been told hy a reported that an un­ men.” to bring out more of the brief eulta 220,000-or 40 per rent of all ■(invention cull* on Congress to army spokesman In Vlanna "fa ths reason ynu Interfered on tho bcachee, (International) named ,, W orld-W ar II vatarana—havo re- unset "maximum Social Security had aald ths State *Dpartmsnt In this case because of John Msrah Otlvad aome form of education or credit for active time nerved In acted with more haste than Judgd training, a vail majority of whom the nr mid force*" during tho secgon?” asked Rogers. \h av o anrollwl under tha 01 hill. ond world war. "Oh. no” Mara replied. •Ian go back to dhe Sovlat Union, In addition, ha aald, mora than Vaughan said his friend MartTha filar, Anatole Banov, waa It'nnllnnta rr.m r . a. (in#) TJia resolution, preaented by the .i« half mlHlon vaterana—all dla- Michigan department, naka m ail- of the Stale Welfare Department. gon needs to be "washed up. fu­ taken to Austria and turned over f ablad—have received education mum wage credits of (250 par migated" and probably no longs? today to tho Bed army, American Governor Sid McMath directed f a frftia ln ln g under public law ID. month. will hava aeesss to tha Whfti authorities In Vienna Indicated the Statu Hoard of Control to Ini , ^ ,*•«•» diver illy Of the train- . Other resolutions called fort (I) ve.tlgnte. House. they would have liked to trade Saline ( ‘ It Judge k MUI JW|ld selected try the mill Iona doien Americana being held by Earlier, th* President’s mil.” Vend Jury clearly tndl- A fadernl law to mnho child ritaar- Roy Danuicr colled him to the Russians for tome half Inquiry, In Ills charge, he compar­ Isry aids. In testimony to ’a Sen­ jM nM vtnat the Impact of Ine proSoviet authorities, ate committee, had railed Mara­ ed reported cnmllllon* nt the rW P M ‘('b e f*lt In every ; Tho United States d ou not anschool to medieval dungeons, gon a "lovable aort of a chap.” M lh .of life, and In every comgoto in that sort of thltif. AehoThe grand Jury laid week reWilliam P. Rogers, counts) for aon aald emphatically, " * % K **• lurned a Joint Indictment charging the Senate Investigations oomOn other matter*, Arheton Midi Records of the vetorana In uniMr*. Fanny Goodman, ■upcrlntenmlttes, said ha didn't think Mara­ Russia la trying to Irapofe Imn p l t l f e . college* and trade dent of the atate’a two white fe­ gon was "lovable" at all. Ha said poaslhle burdens on Austria In 5 H hoel|,have been good. Grey aald. male correctional Institution*, and ha thought he had baan "pretty *T M f ara eager to la#m. They Mr*, (’nrrir Tolind* 51, former despicable" In tome of hit deal­ v **** a mature approoeh. They rehead matron nt tho echool, with ings. can discussions on tha traaty a n i fttftfl U w ait# tim e" cruel and InVimnn punishment. He asked Vaughan If It wasn’t thla eon only thaih that The graiA Jury reported It possible to keep Maragon, n c e l Robeson did M t rMch the riot found evidence that recalcitrant tral figure In the committee’s inmates had been punished hy "flva pareonler" Inquiry out of laather straps, placed on broad the Whitt House. u d water diet* and that ona girl "It’s not only potatblo. but ltd had had her hair trimmed. The probable " Vaughan rspllad. tap w t added that theaa practice* The conCnlltee’s hearings have Usued n call for n protoat ponds apparently had been discontinued. developed that Vaughan. among Mrs. Goodman, who palnta as a Jjhby and admits to being "ovar ' Tho gn «p Tolnnd art at libAU dolled up and «vhto bsqt I demand that •rt^ o« 11,70° bonds. last wash, hnvlor, "Buddy," a rhesus monk porches on the shoulder of bis on Mrs. Goodman «■« J*ck W. Crawford, o chef. iparet for a New York ig- Crawford, who keof Five Perrenler* Akerman Defense i Legion ronvunHon Youth Program CrippH StiilK Senators Agree i ^ N AeheRnn Conference ■V i % .safe • Biff.bSiia.Mi B^fa,M . H.b?.3 ,biS 2 �S. h U «H r H tre n g th — T tIK W E A T H E R I* P * * " r y W j p w of A n irtu , l » r n tu t* FVMgorlty far Sanford. \ fat* leira! ihuiulrrfih(iH«ra this at tei iiiHiii Mud |in«wfilb Rji tonight* i Uifiug And allghtl) cooler Fxi2 T L i H d a ________________ 1 _________________ 9 yoLPMllxxX1 Local vited With der* * P n f r d f e r a l f uj r r > S A N F O R D , FLO R ID A , T H U R SD A Y SE P T E M B E R 1, I94B A s s u d s t n l I*rents Leaned Wire N o. 2 6 * . TrumanSm>[)rew Pearson Tells Slackening In , l n . rr , War Of Nerves What He Knows In ; Five Percent Probe Florida Hurricane Saves Last Blow For New York Officials In­ To C o n f e r Business Lea­ About J o b s i He Expresses Hope Of Better Relations Between Russians A n d Western Woi Id P1U LA D ILPB1A . Sapt. I— 'O'*—T%* < » »ft»u l*vlnn tn. O f otaotaB O w n N. Craig, 4*-jMf-nld Rteail, Ind., attorney M M W M l N W U iO r . Hr is Sttys Geit, WASHINGTON. S „u . I t/p. *- fir,idem 11liman ,aid today ihr wai nl iirivr, brluerii Conimumsl and Democratic guvrinmrhli is vny tin idrly lUckrmny nil Hr rapirssrd a im rric hope lha> this war mil rod hi suiiandri just as V lh r shimliiiy ttai did. J | Him. hr laid a news cunlriclitr. jrsm hod> tould get III ihr mood Itu peace, ihr Lmtrd Natiout 'ttiu l.l stink as II should, and hr . hoprd grnrialiuns id ttuild prate th* f i m I l M l l l t» World W«r two I W BUMS to Dm pint. Craig h m I m th# needed ma­ jority Of t a i l votes » h m Toipo gov# him 184 of I0« votes. ■# H d w f i retiring Commandor P arry B rew s of B**u- • o A N IN D K P iiN P K N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R EnUbUghtd 1908 Legions Favors Sell Help For U.S. — Jobless U, r • maaL Tax. Ja a a o Gi##n, .is, Omaha. Nab., woa a do*, .*r ani with two othar candidal** —I l i a Cock. Jr., Oawaon. 0*., and Donald Wilson, Clarke burn W. Vo-r—mastering only a tan A total of 3.. 144 Jalagataa balloted. F a in e il F iiru r4*H 111 l l u u r s (ia lle r v V a n y 'l i a i i I n t e r v e n e d in income 1 ax t.ata Of l.tiiiis ia n a M aa WA'-IIIMVIOS Se,,i l - T / P l Ibrw I ' chi sun itslliicil today lhA ■Mil l.rn ru l l i n n II V*ught'n iclrpliniirit ibc lu iiu r Department in I'Mh nskiiia tumc mieivcnlioh** hi 'In- iinuiiir u i i,>c of a New l*itrills nil in,in , Ibc >11111111111,1 Uni k the wanes* ' lisii lii the -itiialc s five pir- icnici ills dig,H un shoriiy after bllfl'C K flV LIGHTNING DURING AN ELECTRIC STORM that accompaulnl the huirican# w in d e r ““h* i"M-plng ibc i-asli-iu leahuard, a barn (lift) in Sulctn, N. Y., brcuinrt a lurch In the night aa high! Askril lo rxplalu sthal lit mranl s \\ lute House liens i.ollfeiCHCC at win-1- lush tin flaming stiucture, At light, lurintmia nl a police •inrrgrncy nqnail attack Ilia pro- by hoping ihr told »ai tumid tnd i.ln.li I’irtiilciii 1lull.4ii said liltmi of uunl'm/ u liti lhai clashed againnl u defiling ill New Yink's fumed t ’uney Inland. The amer- ;n (|ir firiidriii irplird \ suglisii tsuuld slay un as hit PHILADELPHIA, S#pt., I—</p) Htmy -quads tn « kept bu»y a» powai line*, ato i* *|gnt and Mt-ai gav* way lo ilia winda, recorded.. . , i . - , . ui 11, —Legionnaires, warming up lo In noma am a, at 7U mllai an hour. Aims Jiilc ... ( Inin national I | ,,c 1 4 . . ------ ----------------------------------- ---------------------- ■%— — - ■ - ______ a- tsonltl mil rlatunalr lull nobotlv iVaisuii i.In.idiot the case as tha 1 election of a new national lhad anv tlotihl stintli sidr hr hopnl lhai 111 A\ I Hill bill. New Or­ American Legion comma ruin, gave A f 4 -1 n stmild soiirudri leans nil man and a " m y good unanimous n p to v a l today to the £ V la C A l U l U r O aV S Mi liumaii's it mails w rit in 11 ir ml >d \l il11a lis I fell* Legion i lelt-help plan to bung * iripiinir lo a ictpirtl fot toiuinrnl Ihr inhiinHiil said llllilotl had on ihr Initli aiinisnsaiy ol ilir lif*r n tnr.l lu n r nil income tax Sian id Wo.ld Wai II it a.ill , Il.l, grs Alin oil both oc* The Legion's H u annual con T L . *1* | Radio Sut'itn W1KK v*il, hold open house all day Fiiday at il>! Hr saul hr is lippt lhai ihr ■ Ih, (Uliv 11bLril to 4*iee. vention approved a resolution I I l l C & l 1 0 a J& P 8 Il nets home nl I I .0 Last [ list .^lirrl, and the public is msitrd lo saa tha | ihmiiing t».ti didn't i uiiliiiur anv -- r li 1 ,oi In In nty that BuiHr backing a self-help .plan "basrd on __ ___ new "Seminole Piuaihasl.iig I rnlrr." Imigri Imi is disappointril lhai ,v u.l »fi jtlf lit 1V uuliilcd ami Km » the initiative of the peopl. in their C o n d i t i o n Is S e e n Il.e slat in' stas rslahliil rd two yean ago by James Riven of t|lf ,,| nrivrs had lasted imnr i 1till bUIni "1 .1 4tlili iac ol jury Loidrle. Ga.. and was loiair. in ihr Maytan inn * cast wing until Itjhan ),mi vrais lil.lill. 4 of the federal government in solv A s S y m b o l O f H o p e was moved lu Its tilrsrnt nearby f miniig in dnm o'lc ibr II if lr l,U 4 Ini ,,l maiicutcrini unemployment problems'' F o r L e s s F o r t u n a t e location |'ii-id»i.i irpt-Hlrd it pinlletinu mt; lo | if »Ciii Kit cuiivtcltun. lluii lii- iii"Kiiim svlll iiav* all "I WIIKN t i l l v\ VMMl \ l i’l 11\ tlKKU'K nl . Under the proposal, town ami - -------A special biuadcant. “The New it i.i ib, time Hi* HIM rimgi* ** Inn,. "In, |>ni, i nli i mi - <i|i"iud In llm 1Vairi Ol l-l city councils would conler with in H A LO . f'riday, Sept. I- -(A1! Kra". devoted to niiigieiit In rl„|- »is< seal radio bioadtusllng, still be sin the "all- iii n- fmmd I,, I,-, a vt'i.inhla vrtilli'i \ Hr ,,tl-i ' r 1r it lir J „t \ diighan’l A In • duflrial and civic leaders and pool - Genet a I Mac Arthur Unlay uhlankiim )i M nt He -aid ibc ftiM air tonight between 7dill und SlOll bu 1 A lr|iulli-i In ritmis n Imiking nv>-i II ,, pm |»**i i-.l oilti *,,l( Ill 1ihr iam from ‘ ’ .......... . mi mu- can diaw uns 1W resources on a coinmunily seised thi* lotulli anniversary of o'clock. ,11 riulnyi .I|di ,1 I'll, tk'iim- ,111 l Ilf I'lI'nGli III , , ,,, until tb* ll'Mi »**»l‘'it left ) tiiirt 1' \l,l airitiO V no" U S I the Japanese surrender irrrmony The rtaw building htmsen the i , G.'it I’ Il i . i i' iim ,n l ('nl, ,1'iim* II I- In n ,lit'il imlyr Imi ihr rsslrili dlilllcl of wiih a slaiement lhai Comimmiitn aturllui, H«meiu! ufflcer and Harmmat til,-gul)' llim ,i li II i um1 V| h | lii'li. II, in mi-il Itcitiindi-il that hr* i'riintS l> llini At the lull-.', lydf), IttUli iig lti. iit il si h• % .1,1, I,, Hu 1' i c,idi-iii, is li-,. i no longei is a major thieal hi Ja- milter and tsa* dealgned by its itir Hr|nibllcaiicont ri'llfd present uwnei and manager, M> \liS , , siriy s>.i» ibc aitlslaul to l „n»tir*. a ills HllltdllK t'oiiai*"' Mi u|,b i lull i milnuial I pan. rtm A. Hecki who wa* so pleated i„. mh. u-krd In evaluate •«"} ihr lhrn AllutuiY tscueial. lorn "Today, Japan might, indeed, b« by Florlda’a healthful rliinaie and Auei .......... i la. k viewed as a symbol of hope tor opportunitiea that In 1048 he chose ............ cvulnatcil unlit It 1* ovtr. hi Rihkd ; Alihuiigh die cumimMee has d:s D a n a less fortunala peoples overwhelmed this eoctlon a* hie home. hr'ihiiikii iVwlii b* all ijubl. ) Of concrete block construction (|)a dr ipul;c n ,|( 0f coercive Mi Tiuinan ititman said "R*1* h* •* pleased > mt l i b *1 . I>v • i« r, a omiril Vaugliau at a witness, 8«»* vtlun III defeat , . water fcrr aptwmlaWon bill itdrr The board wf skroaSorr o f'ltib ' D “iusl .11 Its US' Iml acllinw llm w stalled eqntred him Vrssit cmi looking review of the occupation ||l!u attractive reception room. n utYn-tt ,„ 'i p m it ,,Un'ai Al/nmam svbhb Wiiiild have require wont on .( iim > ili.nit lii«» of raping to cut alL a|iproprlalt*m» ft lo 1“ j which he .ommands. The formal | On the Hghl are t f . ganeral ^ ‘ n*“ " today *1 - ....... M, I aitby told iap"t ter* .It Ih* '17-year-old lutirndei look place 194^ office* and tha offices of Mr. Reck P u“ meeRng^ !ail night at iU . ..,,U„I after Ibc i" <*» conlersnc* an incident ssbiih overlook the main studio home oi the President. M's -■'ally 'TlV «ini ih* itdei was absoliiti ly eldon whieh toucl ••Tli® JfipanriR p ro p le/' hr tii Mi Tiirmuti to letaiullig raeb terroriem g l nearby Grovemill uiljoln the office of M r^ M no Williams on Lake Ouma, tlln SI I nun SSUV 1“ U" “ built “cllis'V I>isi:nxst*s l i e ii’^ in I h , | ii v W i il v 11v,,ugmm "have fully and faithfully t.liiei it r id t i l * a a i i a l * d t 1 Stenstrom la Miymg In atfect that land last mirnth,__ . . . Kditli NleakUy, secretary and ,u tir„ (u l|y concluded two ol thru IHH ci'uunUIV , On /osdan of OMjluU Judge T ., v*d ilicii mririiilcr commitments tlfHMIl VI . ,i n- ''p ro p ir'' fm Vaughan to the Hgtil tiling hi lurtilng » O f S a n l i i n l S i l l l V , t i l l l l'c*l i i '. r “pi,Mir ‘nfluvncr " projects, a suitable place iiu * lln'S I Q. rg tc.l, -doors to: the courtroom, and advanrrd slradily along th« ----------.11 Nn i!«•• Irft of lha anhanvi and r ,,,1,-lllulloi.ttl duty of locked M loan a t all aea I ftlMgr Tovoin and a U ng."* r ., . l h . r m i . n be -aid t h 1* I' „ Gi,nits This > S t* - iM itt ..It III* lec.ptluu room are the 1 " N . i l n r K l l l r 'l *. tu n-ulk-r l.l- Imdeetr. ( •iu'ept"officer* road nl ........... . irgriieralion *»«'d v* I .,1.1' Iliad, No otll fgj i, iimmii "not ’-ills i'it, "Ui aga« ober ..line* ul the chief engineer, I'Ure lol ill* New York Giani. (tun Haute ua f e a t ra»»»i inv ,1 iimciii I'liiplun* to 1‘driw tfeo court ertU be allowed to p]iy,ical (cninitiuclion M.ilph A Smilli, l IIt i i t r ti j l M l IN I A . 1 •inteil piogie** Kmet-un illoulie and uf tha sport* anil students of ihr Grnigr llm Niittng "accelerated \ n igloin'* rsniiitito “but siy* U u n lit inanaMcl. v«.i > \ r 41r i ( I i t l - an M••1111 a f't l 1 i : ih, in (lint wlmt Vaiigliuu bus * u« . Spectator* will bo aaarchod and. |n Vvery phase durlnit p“s* .linctui, J it lluii Sieostriini. The . Uinpii r School who winlri hru ties, office I" that uf Dick Aiken, A U „ ,,,U W4, M,,,,.,, - electnl piciulent ul l l t r pi'inar ir.i nun timl >b like' , l i m l t r . l V) If Of i F M / camera*, guaa, package* o r |vear, lie »'dd that ii'u a ilM il itu faa* I'wui "Sdapisioua - looking w a T k in a democracy by 'Mi* *m*IJ Kiwanis Cluh whli li II f fl. 1 , » o . r • t \ | IV. I V lit A 1 1,11 M l VI lit eMOB" Will bo pogadttod, SherlH CmnnWintsl mlnmlty " lied bci.n cf 4 > l | . r ( i l f 1 „ , itiilV m i l l sir it lr 1 It I'llltllAt •d l>.» rrimUed V Japanore buildiiiK i« tha ufflce uf J. Marion jSlatton WTRR. who raplamr. W yV . McCall uHT _ , fcctivelv __ |gKHSO|.T * <---------- . ,1, \) I, Charle* see public npliilon talliei inban by P"- Mminuri, program director, which plan for tha aiectton of a u at •iTlii defendant* at* nvriluiiki* the two nI uUIub and con- center buliding which will mi hub Irvin, — ' irrtoi id ihr Crnlial I Ihiiinl,* Ih I i i|,< If lllig i h u r t , . ( i h c V . f i l l f I ol I *841111. Miss Fey Uuhndorf la large auditorium, cluh loom, tml aual flint ire of nil seven of the vie- .Seoul (oilllill ami (v iihIiuiiaI nr i ... *b, tit .1 I, 1, MhulllOII 14II1 cueed of raping Ithient of Communism « » "•Pjfi ill- MkHiHlant. Urns uf the automobile wreck at met uf ihr Lamb, t'lu Alpli I ..... - M i l t \ ...Ir.l.lt W tl.l.l I* suitable recteation crnici ho %Jn the .Monroe llrillge Tueaday aiaht ' riUla Padsgets of Boy Lake Issue In .l»i>»n*'j' ll(' imioir have jnllllir -M" «l he iv41 Ullh been sent away for burial, hateniU v. lie till! will assume m Im IU II, ib. M a/ter beating and rob- fcli victim "f It* own ** i ii wan announced nt the r.rlckaon 4| (he lint merlmg in laiuMiv •k', i t Inin* iHPii .1...... iiiulrirvl lifi HltlDOKTOtVN, lliirtiaitoa, H«pt. be* huebendi Tbey were ar-;The Japaiwee ,nlrJ'1 1",.'alilon •mull •in.Iiu equipped for newa- County. __ Juel Field, Hanfurd I'onlmu'ici Mr If llk.-.l t*k' a few hoturn later. byimcrlcy l*'|l,i,!11tl,l1,'lf|1 1wlJmJ ,iu- I'asts mill with an extra le t of |.,u1 ,i> the 1‘Mti t i,l*i Heviii pcisiina ilmwnad Miss Mildred Wllhiuiis. tm»"..' Funeral Home today. _ The bodies of four uf the men. was elected fit nl vlce-pre-tdciil rented on . _ Thl. U-M »f ^ ^ ’^ ' . ^ " iniiny amt "7 honsav. n m a smailiad mob converged .crv- tinn luble- for diac Jockey ahowa chairmen, announced she hm! "■ i ^ A. M Coll, driver and mwnor of and Martin Mtlnectplier. pieseiit silt •<iH after tb* tarblng to ordeily p in. ,i vicious squall, tnll-end uf a is mi llm west aide of the building cured an agreement from Mmm p it fieilfct \ .ill.l' ililll M ‘ ‘ Dr. Frank D. secretary as si'i'iilul Vico presi.lcni tb* auapooto, •«| to hrltig lo Ugh* lor " " “ r"; uitjniiiirig the progrem office. hurricane, slruck this lirituh i Andrew Carraway fm ih« *< * the wrecked car, young «* ' optome I* P. (,'unipbell was le e b .'ln t I •f. i , p •I Hitimpion," colony. Hi'iivy min- U sinl itiura by SkeriffH o- time tho full diat in the hall outalde tha atudloa PW Club lo have the m>e of ')>• Abernathy, /,. Jr t’oag*. Japanean devotion lo lb" cosscopt" superlnten 'n‘t" - fin in r„ | Than for aoarly a srook of freedom and the Integrity of and control room I* the music 11- flight deck a M h e Municipal An trial; M / Poa«*, »JPY Minn ulglit hours llarbados lie i etarv. t, ml I- • lit f* trill |> (| \( iluiit uf the Poage l.oncrat# i.o., tha eeoao of forhrary cabinet where space la port hanger, formerly usu.i hs 11r tlrlrt lOf iliVMHHI off llii* ciiasl of Smith America, illowlng dlrei'lnrs llt r t'uii of Dr. H. R. Nye, oatapThe fpllowl ight riders. Negro their conatltutlonal proi’e**** by w it* aigL. night club, aa an Interesting »i"l iind I- Has Vt»i% ill i Vltl|£ I hi* .'Iftu null's north of llrltlab GilUnt. were sent early elected: l.ester Tharp, Kdwaid I Trade unionisation progrrae, be available tu Ilia thousand* of ra­ entertaining » set afire and a tbelr meeting place l»< pathlc surgeon The Han Juan, 1‘ucrio Rh-o, tit* *vvki tvIi 111* mi'll 1 Ilk*y M atured to nearby acknowledged, “h»» been some­ mi ds. yesterday morning to Palatka. I.aue, Karl lllggliilmihnm, F '■ Mi % 1 |i.i|rt|iM!f| 14|» (Il H w rather liuieau located th« ecu* Jess The l«idy uf of Jas*e“J. P'Arcy, Hr., Kilpatrick, Luther T lbi*s. fim what Impeded bv *he machination* Hack uf the reception room and ' h .^'* d l,,d n « "Sfay'*' Hudson fun) J*. Doudney and Kdwiu Hi.ii. i it.* h I m i I l ft m i l l ' w 1 1 I n ici of Him storm inmi l aillii ln I l 'i off the Hu ■mperlntaikdent 1 atsi filial Ih reetorad bv of an Irresponsible union le*tl“> ball stnl l ung 11 n Il> tl'J ij Wuit , , M S I I'. W aIN flinitli III N North ihijji** it. southern hulser. !orp., »out _____ engineers, heard throughout th* I’ulp and Paper ( or »?Srtt«-»ft dwardamea who at 11 A. M. ( KRT I at BiBO n clock Julian Hlenatrum, WTRR »p ..... Optlmlem war «a pressed, how day as announeor*. control tho sted maehlno gun* at stra­ a n•I 11a l; nl i<111 iki* rlils wan ulmut tun mil«s Ws.it lu ll)' 1 station's technical aqulpmaat, raster, told the KIwanlaMs tlmt it I I I If ‘ 11 t i l l ’ * v%* t p AV l u l l * l lt f M uf Msrtlnlquo anit soma l ..160 o'clock Rflif- the Hanford tilnntfi win ........... .. mOvl’n g 'to *n aIat***1p«t*' moderation Tills Includes Ih* record turn* _ m -------- in ihcfcnmn_ft i * h m t i lo fiin k u t in * mill's Caul .South p m h I ul MiAim. lilt r, „ Bm4 | ||«.y will cquiil IIItin n- "I tables, transm itter panala and han'.'ss said. aal A committee will I noon, the hodlt* of T m M i ti*! offence la riofjga wa* mi *Inn i ini. t Tim Thu triitdi'ill hli>i in wa« muv i't* c f e f f l ; tha « j f w “ m- amplifiers. Behind th* control tr°T appointed intoa to work out the details manager of m i kiiled by a ahorifTa • " f(CMSSSoae* 1I • I'l ait 111 ii i’In'.'! saill* Mil'll I \\ rst-N orth was!wind | “ tu U o o re a e jrw e i mum is the transm itter room •lull and th# program for opening it"*| *-«. , ra11113%I*)( M*b fthdlHF •mile* iper Inuir. hu*"* •»’ **»! i Thr• a»i- iWMxthar v I'e r u u i )#»4air conditioning equipment fo r|tav ern and lounge a* eoon as pa* ,n* _u„. F uteh yasierday I, I kill d lib fill Mill' lil,i 1n |i>til.mg n |1Ht| apnaiantly weakcontrolling tha tem perature of th* pounael’a motion* for ■ nfii'f llii ti.tinifl I funeral illum e at Madison. !{ * !■"« V«*r tn set the pace, hut tiveiitigall-ui nonsiileralily tloiiug th* •utile studio. ,lbf c . Harman straeaed tin | airii' of tb* tria l instil bodies aeVtto Palatka want to th* a nawcomar, Jim Jones had ....... ' -»i ii 11 ii ih i^if* night, with winiln uf only lift tu 1C ,, bocaua* of th* rapid gi' need, vents*. Th# large studio on th* aaat aid* W. Carl Davi* Funaral Home. | the paceinaket. iulifs per hour wiihiu a ludiut uf or Banford and Heinliml* Uaetfeae* Oa Fm * f o a l Pvraunnal at tha Erickson Revettingg to a Hlhllcal ilirme :tl) IV tT f iil L » hs J h Ihi* miles of tile center. > f a Duel Miller and Raleigh U°y|‘*n' and quotation of Jean*, "Yu lie C i.iu i l i ' o e L l ' i i l U ' l r i l i i t -Storm warnings weie onlarad TIim Hall of the Earth," Mi bii-u S t ' f l l I O l t i l i t | ) t I run Iluwered from Grenada to Hathacolored football '.U r* / " “l u h th i Academy, acored * nit wllti tna £ atrom pointed nut that suit t[ tins at 6 P. M. lEST) Suulheast JayciM today at the Tourlat Caninto th* afternoon. "good for nothing In t Ira Jh i ” but iilil.ANItti, Sept. I trt’i 'l lie itoim warnings were up from u / with a mualcal program tha TORI N i l when It la appllud tu food it be I' S lli'paitimuit of Agilculturu -Meitlnlqua tu Autlguu. kt'-' . Ita hlatory, included claialci. balTadu ami first Driv«i* llcsnsaa for IMO comas useful. He told of In* •> - hvh lu It- iiuiulli-elid nqiort that Tim woatliur bureau said II was for In- boogie. Malcolm MacNidll Intro- nut on aal* today* *t tho Court parlance with General Pat' "u‘s giapefnitl look a 1)11 tu 8h iier- expected the storm would ousducad thorn. _ „ ... llouss office of Judge Douglas rate. Third Army when for 8(1 -lays . . ul I,..at lug lu last week’s (uir* tlnun Itx present path fur tha next A ftar Millar **ng "Tnia’’ with Htenstrom. Additional help wilt aftar the Omaha Reach lamlmg, ■iratii*. li! hour*. naaaaaary, Boykin accompanying, the formar he added neat Tuesday to savt Ii -aid ii luclimluiiiV estimate no salt could be found, even llu-ogh aaor Mid took ovor Ih* kaybontd, sang time of applicants. commandara diapatchml nieu to plac«N till' Iiins at lil In II milMIAMI, Hepl. I - (/!*)—The U. tb* axtoat "Body and Soul" and aav* a c1a»; lluii bu<i"i or Ht) to 85 percent S Weather Uureuii at Han Juan, The deadline for securing find It. ileal raadltlon of "lluckcbuek" and licenses yoay'a ihe cl up; that the orange loss I’uurto Rico, issued I hu following Oct. 1, Mid Jit Hy . b, a p p l b g a t k A* salt la Uaaful In ............ . wuoglf sounding* of B. dtenstrom.la and if they nr* not .(•) -Induilry can and mutt do a much food, ao buainaaa and prnfe**i"m<l wu- entiiiiated at five In eight storm advisorv at II A. M. (E9T) Ipaclal" and "X-Y-b Boo- secured NfW YiJRk. Bent. I |.,n i'iil in !i in- 4 mill imi liuxcs by that dat* either a de­ (9 m th* people the facta about tho American men can "flavor" llm life of ih«U anil lluii itlltl.OOO to HUH,DO!) Ihixhs today: lu fa* of I t in addition la b o tta rio h o f bringing Itome Lower Southeast storm warn­ community and church by »,.nh ii( llu„ were liluwu off Proaidant John Benkarlk an- linquent th* prie* of tho IIcobm muat k* •yataii which hav givan them th* highail atandard of living in th# world, white and atlf aacrlfIcing aeivlcu, . M ing* Grenada to llnrhit-lun at 6 P, nounetd that tha JaycMi, who ra- *ld, or a driver* oxamlnatloa wtU K tCentlaasO tie l*ae« twui •-Itariai Edward Wutoii wid wday , „ . , he dMlarad. atloa ua- easily defaatad Ovtado'a All Btara a required. The report said further, how­ "W# aaad u tod wlial Ainarican induttiy tick, th* ptaaktaat gam*, B to 1 war* Th* Rav. A. U. Mclnnls ox ever, Hurt "It la atill rather early in a aoftball »o<t Oporotora' ItcaBaai aooo i n RED C'RtlSS a return match soon with ebauffoura' Uotnao* or# of th* Goocrsl Kite trie C. said • ’ pressed thanks for the ma-nago ,,, rully evaluate the Impact of A meeting of direeturs of Hemi* In aa tatonU w aa hr complete I f|IJ showdown on natlorwllMtion of and flowera aant him by Kiwanii tlm storm. Damaged fruit atill on thorn already bolt TRASH of M-vIc* In th# ola'trlrel industry within five year*. during his reeant Illness. iree* may not bn fully covered In note Chanter of Ihr lied Cross, and licenses. of tha Disaster Committee wit) b* «da of traab TAFTS FLANS "No one can deny," Wilaon said, Prealdeqt W. A. Morrison out- the above storm eatlnmtea". tonight at 8:0tl o'clock al tba aa alaea tha WARRINGTON, Sspt, aad to toll about -bu In "that our American system has lined plans for a mldwlntm Ki Tim report aalil, In summary, held tonlgl RO PASSPORT atill only RaimUkia Senator Taft aaya o f atockho'dm, produced for us a atandard of wan la conference at the Mayfair “I appears tho »tatu Inin sustain- City Hali. a n ba a MIAMI, '<1 a Ions of 18 to Ih million ______ lo r th* ISM it *M tabor. When peo- living that many klnga would Inn. gentitw BERLIN COMMANDER - H boxes out of « prospective crop ‘ those things, covat. oidoatial Bomlaatloa—and morinoi arrived RERU N , Hept. I—td't—Maj. uf lift to 10 million boxee." only thing ha's got hi* oyt on la "W hat w* ought to do la 1m* _____ ______ ■ all I"* BOARD MKETH via* sport The report listed an HO par- General Maxwell D. Tuylur took tha tho IMO Senate race la Ohio. prove what wo novo, rather than w ill bo improvod.” Tha County Commixilon will too tooaatry to tho over today as American command­ Wilton fiaiah laat night tn a radio the couatry'o turn In any raapact to any social* P ! m**f TujjStop nW liing'lrT regulur ‘j'l'i.m** i v dSSSTt W,th t0n' ant lp Berlin. He iitccsoda to tar w u be «o con* latlo schema," MMtan, County Clark a P. HerndSmeg* tS fall vege- General Prank L. Howlay, who la ty of th* tha »«ir -AS I, It wm M yoara ago tomorrow nl ♦*«? n,ur,oiT w*" confined mostly to tha retiring froig Army mtvIco T tythat they that Wlloou, ton a ■« bookbinder MVIcm kl» lu m y ||m |g *!» Court Houaa will bo fQ]| tomato crop, * few Mrty tar toU waatarn Berlin’* citym aMl trend, oa Maw York’# t a w waat aid*, „ 01 P *? planting# of eucumbora and sembly: "I nm fin d to have bMn lea of went to t m k u an offtao boy at Harndon i iquaah, and to aaod bads of tg a n r at baf support kb d | rclary, tomato**, ira and ggSj ^t& poppora wfJ l i#LMf cr fte*de1 t o d M 1i ' ^ k * 1** I eggplant • *. • •<*» # Station WTRR Will Hold Open SSL*1- "x "ri" “ A,“' Communism Is No House At New Home Tomorrow B4PW Announces Opening Of Youth Center At Airport io r Young Negro Trio Accused t. whftsbU8ntifc Si in ■ -fgadS Flight Deck Will Be Used As Recreation Placa For Youthft Ralph A. Smith!Negro Confesses Named rresidrjit Being Witness A l..!«,*> m-wsi Of Kiwanis Cluh Michigan Slaying Record ltodies Of Accident Till'd“iVth. wm.nd ui th.y;,in'*'*'XV0jRmt"'"'i1k7,,,‘ VictimH Are Sent 7 •* To Funeral Homes ..... 7 Persons Killed In Rnrhndos As Storm Strikes " f ' v r , . ....- ........ a •••'" J::, n:S:,„ tsSSiU?* ■««* «•»■■ ^ AT. \ "!'.!!'’ = JOST !fc n j s w i f i f t i Vat 1 stsxt.W* u'rwr-vr,'%“ «!» Colored Grid Stars Entertain Jayceen Polio Drive f For Fund* Planned I—(B?— Drivers Licenses Are Put On Sale V V « 4r#*it V t ' K ir'? .’.'.,1.1:: "r1:... i r t .t e t 't v - i - '. i[jijMira, r«r.;r.;s. w S riv U ii;1. .. .1'J' *" n" Wilton Says Higher Standard * 0i Living Possible In America ran. ssaf IR 54« " .te h ir^ g e Jfr & • I ■ w • nl s V. I j jn �1,1 V-IS W 1- •VV'TTl T H E ftA N F O R P H E R A L D , flA W T O R D F L O R ID A F A o rrw o e Hanford Herald Second Wind u ' I#**' I1»V»* dull) M »|H M taftav My y o u n g e r b ro th e r, Jim . haa a c h ie v e d business success. n h ig h s ta n d in g in hw com m unity, a sp len d id fa m ily a n d th e n in tu re n g c o f fo rty -six w ithout a line o f w o rry on h is face. Ills u n ru ffle d se re n ity is the m ore n o tic e a b le b e c a u se o f tb c d ally p re s s u re s a n d enorm ously h a r a s s in g d e ta ils conn e c k ’d w ith h is o fficial position. *................. Y et th e bilc u s ie s t d a y fin d s him ta k in g a few m in u tes out to re la x — o v e r c o ffe e , In co n ­ v e rs a tio n , so m etim es m erely leaning back in h is c h a ir a n d looking o u t o v e r th e city. T he ro u g h e r th e g o in g , th e m o re co m p lete h is relax atio n . K n o w in g tin s w as n o t bis boyhood te m p e ra m e n t, I a sk e d him one d a y w hat m agic form ula bad ra ise d h im s p iritu a lly abo v e th e s ire n s of w orkad >y affairn . He sm iled in a h a lf-em b arrassed w ay. "T w o w o rd s ," he sa id . " T h e y w ere spoken l*. me in th e m iddle o f a lak e, a t a m o u n ta in re s o rt, w hen I was n in eteen y e a rs o ld ." He told m e ivtrit bail happened. H e wan w ith a g irl w ho » « « » d u im p lo ri sw im m . , m ii I when sh e s u g g e s te d th a t th e y sw im a c ro ss I lie lake— a half m ile— he w ns u sh n m e d to a d m it th a t ln> w as a fra id In a tte m p t it. He w an n c ra c k a th le te in o th e r fields but a m ediocre sw im m e r. T b e v a la rte d m il, but l»v the llrne th e y re a c h e d th e m id ­ dle o f tile lake Jim w as certain h e w as done fo r. H e w as rlfilMldnel.).. >.••>* •..m jjnlnly n v ^ l l s t e d . H!~, p r lflt k e p t him g o in g to the last breath, th e n h e g a sp e d to th e g irl Hint he could n ev er m ake it: he could go no f a r th e r . B u t th e g irl, u n ru ffle d gave him j u s t tw o w o rd s o f a d ­ vice. A nd I followed th e m ." Jim sa id . " I'v e follow ed th e m p v c r nlnco— e x cep t I bill l’\e lenriieti to a p p ly th e m b efo re I’m com p letely exImiiHteil. It wnrku n p iritu a lly rh well hh phyflirnlly. A nd II wa« no «Ituple! All sh e illti w an nm llo a t m e m id way 'F lo at Jim " ' — By R o b ert O rm o n d C ase, A u llio r o f "T h e F m |ilre RnUtlcr". •* m m i l l r t a u m Uh R ' **l*> al IW Pn I o in S afar*, riarta a, l a l i r ,ka Aal ESS**** •* " - v r n a, u r n . , ■OLf.Aftlt t„ IIKAM M ill! H0HIH>!V Sir AW Oaalaraa Staaaaa*- ilM ra irrip i a i r a i Cantor ........... . a a Maatb ._____________ 9 , ' 2 “ iS t t i b X u ....... Mlortalaai.alo t „ , i t . " "! g%.»«a,r.'!!.& •£ § ? & “ ^ | r . . . a ,»,l t e - « ! !, V .„ „ a a llr „ r | a . j .JJyovvaaai a»lt ra. „ .l S a w a i ' ai / " alh*.A** **» rwp»whH- m tfs s H u r THUHHJMY. KEPT. (, ,g j|, T C I ) . U ., i» u n ,|., v h ir o K "k w k H tn L£ UJ!M *" fate With Ihp ■th. Lmint If N H Itl I IJInM —__ li. Count lean millionsu worahlu tahea at the^nai'Y e" worntii!,l'f n OW nuf,u'h„t. John .4:22 ' VV Five Percenters T H U R S D A Y S E P T E M B E R 1, 1942 7 Persons Killed C h a irm a n Ho#y h k t i w M a n j a iked Pasraon to eanflna Rla testimony to em roettni Inspraa<*?•«•••* (I’ealla ae s r>«M l**ae n u t MJ' ,ugt t hink it la ineieuaabla," non* created by yaaterday'* tea- M. EHT. clmtiKe lo Southeast warning* Martinique to lb« WIsronAln Senator declared, Ju t? before Feereon concluded, storm Antigua, adding that It should errata a Senator Mtmdt naked: The Ill-defined center of the ”b|c market fur H«cp f r r e im . "Did Generet Veughan even McCarthy'* reference was to the have^ you Inveatlgated by the tropical atorm m u located at II A. M, IKSTl near l.nUtude 14.0 commltter'a dlsclnuuro that offi­ North and l.ongtitude tiJ.S West, cial* of the Albcrty Jr. Varley .,0^ i K "hut & ZW ***** Perfume Co., Clilcaso, irave Vaug- ion"Not replied, he tl& u k eW d for my or about 120 tnllea Went of Mmlmn Mevrn home fre ru r* for hlm- Rroireutlon under ■ atetute in tinlqiic1. Till* ,H>*ltlon I* accurate rclf an I frienda In UUr.. One of i* District of Columbia not In within one degree. Die freeiera was turned over to uie tinea th* Civil W*r.M It Is moving Weet-NorthweatMra. Truman for the little White ward 12 to 14 miles per hour. It Union' In Independence, Mo. hae apparently weakened cunI ,nler. McCarthy apoke out sideiablv during the night end I* rrinlnat Vaiifilmn'* retention at a now attended hv wlnda of only 2B nil el ing of Ihr Senate InveKtigatn SB ntlle* per hour within n rad­ of the building la equipped Cona aubcnmmitlee. ius of lf>0 mile* of the center. musical shown and live talent pro­ Ho repented that he think* Mr. grams. The storm will probably contin­ Truman In effect I* aaylng to all Itn prenent path for the neat All studios are aeouatlcally ue 0over ninent employe* that wnal 12 hour*. Mr. VbiirIiiiii ba* done Is iierfect- treated for tha proper broadcast Iv propel and ro aiiu do likewise, sound to assure good listening Thn enrlh'a noputntion in 1040 th en he added; M quality of broadcast*. was over two billion, or more than FVAMnn aabl h# w ii In Mf; Walter Collier to d Jama* g. double that In 1H00. i irnnr, y r> . vriiunm* are announcers and SBbn was there Vaughan gineera of the station. Up-to-tha ANNOUNCING REGISTRATION Thuntdny, Sept. I A Friday. Srpl. I 2 P. M. Hi S P. M. at Studio Corner Oak and Commercial Street Tefephona Saturday only 10 A. M. to 12 noon • TAP • BALLET • ACROBATIC • BALLROOM Station WTRR MrGranerv a-klng S f e aoma InUr r S iM(lU United f ta a * naw. bulla- s p aSne** Sn Pearson I F"aidtSthat? In" November, ^ wlth yellow acoustical tils and tha r— ■> r , j 1 Sanford-Orland* Road Turn on B 1 Fla. 411 a t tha Flashing Arrow | I.AHT T IM E S T O N IT E or Derombcr of 1040, "Tumor* smaller studio is In gT*en. The cropped up in Uulslnn* that control room has gray finish. The la rie contribution* had been building la located • short distance made In the Knnsn* city prlma- in front of the 280 foot antenna I-Another Iropknl diiluibnnce n lie* In order to prevent a (Con- tower. H poitfu in llir litWt, Mowrvri, ||lfx viclion in the Hutton case. | Uralnard and Neleon were the W * is Hill Knur 1,500 miles from Penrsnn had asked the com- builders, and concrate flooring was Miami and loo far away to |,fHm in lit re tn hear him. lie "aid hp Punished by the Miracle Concrate Worrying abnul. •*'" wanted tn deny that he nrom nt-, ,;0. Batten Electric Co. did tho Undo trtcasl Iriitallatlon. Materials W ill H en ry W allace run far n e n a to r in N ew Y o rk ? rd an Fill Inveslgetlon of a reW# are glad to see dial die R ttm ora, c h ie fly R epublican, nay Hint lie will. T h e G. O, I*, port Hint uni Vaughan vniignnn had accepter! wrrp furn|ihe<, lurniatieo by HIH Hill Lumber - - Yard, - - -Chapman and Income tax *»« caae. „ , |- Supply Aftericen Legion bn^goue on »e- p rn p b u tn obvloim ly liofre f ir a re p e titio n o f Inat y c n r'n nn- a bribei In an income The c cord ai favoring a frijeral law iinnnl elect ion in New York, when W nllnce'a h n lf m illion Vaughan c n tn »s U - F bT | bvmu ! ,>,oW Block C o* Phillip* Indusasking it a criminal offense foi votoH w ere enn u g b to nom* I’reuidenl T rtm in n o u t a n d g iv e i parent to desert Iris child. Now th e a tn te to D ew ey. till pre**." but ho did not name *n_'L »_ ,ludl° bat the state Ims tu support dr­ . were Installed by Ace (Hass Co. M lehigm i a n d M aryland were th e o th e r Hinton in w h ich . . . • nn - „ 1H illed children, sornrllijng lint gol W ilallace Mara, aa- . Green'* Gas wan of w ingg h I oh l HVi, *viin nable u l l ' to i n inccomplluh n ■ " i i ' | u i n i i th ■i me* 1font 'i ik m " i in m n im h Ihiii h n iLater, t H l i ' r , vCol. an. «J.. ********* rt i Fuel . J U , Co., Installed --• be done to prevent no-arroimt fo rI* Downy. I Is* Hum linum bl ilnwn tlin PrOHitlnilt'a olnctoriil Hstant to Vaughan, said that at * *J* tn fro m !t7r» to 'tll't riii'iiiur Hie Dnwi'V to ta l fro m 117 l o 1 llm limn the Investigation was menl. Plumbing Installation, tho Mtents from making n racket out vote it tro u t itfi> to *um , ta ilin g tnt i n w i y m ia i irtim i 1 1 to j |H1in(,j1(,(| (ipnrH„n was conduct- deep well and w ater system was if it. IK!). virion* rampalgn" against Installed by M. G. Hodge*. '' i * I Inir " "vieInn* also testified W lp tllin r W nllaie wmilil ran b n tln r, o r iih wnll, in a H pn- 1 Vnugbnn. Morn Of course tlic,r |mvr been oilirr il an liato rial nli'fllnii m ay be doubled, T hu po o r flhfiWlllg I that the Fill "en mpletoly axontandsli in Alnciicnii liislmy. Tuk erated" Vaughan. Pearson said the Kansan City ot inilnm ...... Of Hit! I'niginuH ivu P a rly >i i Hie mil inn gniiornlly b a a r a th n r "' "r rnolw l o ff ii in HiippurlerH. T he p arly (irgiinizatiori iu in a rtiv e ............. .. .................... a east primaries resulted In _a ^Depart m Ale (luti ,l’ l ,1 ”.■!( , j„ m ane nlm ea. t V rta.n lv with « a m d id a tn lima wnll know n inent of Justice Investigation of mamjer described Japan as "still Hn transition from an economy of !|,'w/ vtr' J " ' Hum W allam , ila aluiwiiig pruMimialily would bn iniproMmvn. itllegeil Irregularities. ■T asked tho FBI," Pearaon survival to one of health.” but i ,• U<r, ".i 'r 'CI,,“ MK In Ktimu wnyH Wallace would lie an inturnutitig and n xrit- tald, “If thrlr Investigation of he cited great advances In tho f ” “.'I"1" , 1. * al,nWF**ry *iu- jn}; H,„u ito r. lie would have a plat form frum w h irh to nx- fill alleged Kansas City IrregU- P*»t y«nr. Including large gains losurei. rrsiurnl llniduijt died of |,jH vinwH and he would havn lo lirtlen to rrillH a m . Isrities also Included campaign In production of cool, chemicals n htatl attack liiniiglit on by shame , h „ | „ |{| p o lilirn l ImndH Hunk thn diaiicea are that New contributions which reportedly and electric power. him wntry. some siiy lie tumiiiiltrd YiirU 'nm 'x l m jin l.ir, • v li.lt... o r It,-,.,,!.....«... will {<< * « i ukide. bu innru nrH im iox Hutu W allmu. I l f hlmwlf. the mlumnlat told lt»47i |28B.ooo,000 In I94«; and KlddltH Under 12 ■ -------------------------- I ihr committee, had learned of already had exceeded the I04H i Secretary Aibcson icemv to Alwaya Free one contribution which had noti total In six months of 1040. lire* with us llm! the Yugoslav been reported as required by; torbance should lie taken wills law, grain of sail. It's all o publicity Three nr four week* Uttar. Pearson went on, h* had • call it, lays he. If Tii» can kick up from Edward Tamm, than as­ ilk sympathy in die U. S. by sistant director of tha FBI, tail­ li'ogan defiance of Stalin to gel ing him Hie FBI wae InvastlgatGene Tueker and Clay Williams, k'ftw hundcul million dollar loan, "flic Itev. Kdwnril Klrelmr "ilf Ing. not do il? No doubt Stalin top seeded players in (he men's rwrr's't j*' ’«l,o«Irfws’'-''liViilas"’ mmV’Nhrirk I “That was my first knowledge nlnglen ................... Hie Henlor i yesterdnv noon ni Allmuonte undattlsnd. And ii Tito gels Teiirili, Tournnitieql sponsored by Bprluus when llo- API. noulli- they were investigating General Pearson said. steel mill, il may cnnir in the J. 0, 11utclilncin t'n , mlvitneed | houml streamline, hii Ms 1DIH Vuuglmn,'' "1 got tho Impress Ion from ymtteri'ay tn Ihe semi-finals, Mra. ( Kaiser while he was nut- Mr. Tamm that the Investigation }aitdy diuiiiM die next war. ,, . sedan „ P. M. tilngles, rlly reereatlnn dl- s.ile of the ear trying •<> Ret hii Wl,„ probably for the protection) fm ir-vear old son Kenny out of „f t|,„ wiilto House.” Several himdird iIioiimiuI of llu- rertor, reported today. Mr. Tuclt,,r elimlimled II. I,. Hie back seat, rim impact Ihrewi Alwllll t|liH time. Pearson tasa t In n ’s eilimaird /fs.OtMl.fllKI lienn II-2. While Mr. Wtlllama won Mi. Klrehiu t, Hie i.avemeut. tm w| be heard talk of th* BurSchool rhildiril will! will lelmn tn ovei Jim IliuRlmi, 7 il l. Frank I „ Mr*. Klrelmr «ti|, it,,- bul.v, (1frn|r ait , ho "third Loulalanq 3 Mils* Ho. On Ranford-Orlando Hl»*y Aalr cliv^unouis ibis mmilli ate lb,wen, Jr. rlefrnleil Heorge l i a r - . Knieti. r«>I mil befme llir irnlu ile I jmrehase." . molwnwi I mp Vrmil mil of On* nlnllJaomed to laihuc lircnmc of in- din fMI, (10. At (hi* point. Paarsin observed Coell* Itliie* will face "Dub" « l “"loin,,bib- which was whirled Hint Army regulations, forbid idaquale home rnvimiiiiiriil, ai Ready to serve you again with our own home Kppn tomorrow In a first round avoiuid, but l•,,,l|' Kenoy -*iM l officers an,| military pm onnal ording In the cducaiinual diinlut Horn accepting campaign contri­ iiinlch, and f!. F. Proctor, Jr. and M '*rh ’"'nt' if the Childtinft Advisory srrvue Mr. Iloweri will meet In a ssml- unhurt butions for engaging In polities. cooktd meale—just the way you like thorn! On llieir w*y |<> Allnninnte g Chiragn. tnong tlipm will lie finnl miitcli. "At any ra ta /’ Tia resumed, Spring* on a fund mining camp hUdren ho are emotionally iuscPnlrlugn In the ml set) doubles aign for Klnffotd Memorial I'hiirrh "the FBI did Investigate, and It may be true aa testified yester­ urs because they tome (turn homes are an follow*: In Volusia county, Mr. Klrclier, ns day that the emphasis was plae-i First llrscket; mar* they tin mil in rive llm love a nrecantlm, bsd slopped at Ihe « ■ nn the question of a farina. I f For rtaen atlons phone 117S-J are they need, nr ber-usr Cluy William* and Martha Wight railroad crnsslng, tint hesiing Hie I now them was no great em­ Va. bye | train and Judging that he bad slop­ * patent* have no inleicst in I,aura mid (tlmrles Morrison va, ped too near the trark, he nt- phasis on campaign 'contribu­ Helen end Georg* Cabas ng them lo leant nr In widen Helen and Gordon Daan , fampted to bark the m r, which In­ tions." No detalli war* brought o u t' Kecoml Hrnrket: stead. jumped abend, stalled and about the contribution Pearson horizons of ibeit experiences, at kind of a borne err you giv- Helen ami Gene Tnrkar va. Elaa- would not start. He then Jumped said ha knew waa mad* but n et tier Mellaney and Joe McCaalln out and tried tn get Kenny out of your children? Nina and Holland Oran va. Ra- tha automobile. X-ravs of Mr. Klrcber's shoulhere* Htsvsns and J. Hamilton "Th* worst aulomubile accidenl dar were taken veslerdav after­ Eilsben tha history of Seminole County" Play In Ilia men'* doubla* will noon at Fernslii-Lniigliloii Me­ Ml* way Sheiili. ^fWtjksetibed begin Friday and pairings ara morial Hospital. He was attended by Hr. Leonard Munson, who stat­ listed nil follows: ed that he did not believe the In­ Sc--,t Flrsl Hrackstt la Lake Monroe Bridge TuesGordon Dean and Cluy William* jury to be serious. ni|ht. I» w». «*blxifr,)(t'tt.'X1':e l* v*. bye that ws wrn Inlkiny about Hubo Dean ami tt. L. Hsati v». 0 , begin Friday and the players will liar accident which occurfd aI F, Proctor, Jr, and Frank b« contacted, said Mrs. Glngles. Bh* urged that players complete llnwen, Jr. at th«! lame spot. though the mil matches as soon ns posslhls. HWnml Bracket: fists* were diivirm in llm o|iClinrlnt Morrison ami Gena Tuokar TrophluH and cup* will be given to a. direction. High speed. of winners and runnera-tip of th* v*. bye W. wk* the mainr cauie oi lire •llm Higgins and Cadi Rina* v*. men’s anil women's singles. Cups lent, though die curve in the 'Hamilton lllshea and Jn* Me* will also be awarded to winners of the men's doubles and women's Cnnlin undoubtedly contributed todoubles. | it. The llinbway Department U , /’ •i\- Jk•V ■i-,'■JItit#;CM* irt . *- * ... mmmm RichardWidmark Wallace For Senator .If Special Cl* tea for Pre-School Age DUXBURY SCHOOL OF DANCING 1939 BUICK 4 DOOR SEDAN »195 In running condition Guctl tlrea. Good cnoap (ranaporiation Several late model cara traded In from original ownoru with very low mileage Terms and Trades NICHOLSON BUICK CO. TELEPHONE 8«T HANFORD. FLA. ■ U X a S t'C Z 'u MacArthur Report Tucker, WilliamH Rev. Kireher Is In Semi Finals Of Injured In Grade TennhrTourney Crossing Accident ANNO UNCING * Re-Opening of tnh TWILIGHT BAR & GRILL \ ib d /w ; rf/M*; m ratiphuhtcr and furniture at a pit*(me four budge nowI Adams > Upholstering Shop , ,11,13 B u t o * A r f , -X--! ,p 1 1 1 p V ■J t t i l 114 1 -FRIDAY M - s * There’* genuine xa11afaction and happiness in home ownership . . when the mortgage Is Our m^Unites are Just Uka paying rent. First Federal Savings•I iA Loan Association of Seminole County 209 Magnolia Av*. Phan* 191 ^ E N A M E L and VARNISH 4 Quick drying, l/wtg luting Porcelain whll*—will not yeBow MILDEW RBSIBTING WILL STAY WRITE PERFECT FOB THIB CLIMATE M /g fo A c r * Easy Te Apply, Oil Baa*, Fast Color* Far Weed or Plaster *6uiiW ,"r SOFT-fiLOSS Beautiful Colors, EBay Ob ' e* Well, clojhes, clothes, tnen. then. But now how about letting letttnfr us say raiment jtist this once? Thanks. It gives us a chance to stress the to |f o l ^ c e o flh ^ ^ojirth H to every young miss rs shev igoes •/ \ ' 1' 1J Irl will be a happier,, better student when she’s Comfortably dressed, attractively dressed, diva b tr i # A in Raiment with clothes from Dickson & Ives, and th# other three R’a will W a breese ..for her l v F o r B a th R oom *, K itc h e n . AH W ood W o rk F o r C o n c re te o r W o t * Quick Drying-.! no m n nnw ce cnirgi. »V» " * ■ a« uni**. <a* two cW kkrtr t «vautt or �* ^ r' iV-f V*K‘i T H U R S D A Y S E P T E M B E R 1 ,1 9 4 9 PAGE THRRB 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 ■ h i m -------- Wilson llomo Scene AROUND the TOWN Truman Conference Of Teachers Meeting -—-----— ------ ir ,,ii„ M r » a r , n om i Social A nd Personal Activities Carlin Palmar Ray—Soclely Editor lu»i Methodist Church will m#*t H> follow,: Clide No. l with Mm. (nil i‘horpt‘iiiti|t, -657 Palmetto Avenue, 3:tlo P. M.; Circle No. 2 v ia ,, room into four ,ection . which l**ttei ,a>iiig that »he 1, looking |OM» ,|„m r-h. program, a t T iittn t v M,' ’v ' chuwh 3:4,0 - M-; ' "r ‘ ‘ , ' “ w com•Mi,, Joyce June, uf Sunfoid include « nature center, a h o i«*; » » '» a ..l to the coming white* M,uj ' SATCHD/VY Ii c|t. No. 3 with •«Mu. J. rH. L e tClrJr. .|i„.l center 1 1win. the oiiiiotii a new Ktc nag tciilei, „a imoth tenter and anu ,ea,oll lieie with the fine people niandei item of Member* of the TourUt Club Moo W «i Finn Street 3:30 P. wan a recent visitor at Sllvei ........ hook mid picture center. Tha ceno„n hu.lne-.* ....... he ln,t day of the *111 m*et, ,th®. T°url»l. Center M ; No, 4 with Mm. Che',ter Dan- Spring*. a» 7:80 o’clock. A .h o d busine,* ,d ,. l'jtxi link Avenue. 3:00 P. M.i lem are being e»tuldl,hed to in- f T,, ‘ ,i i.v 'IV u U . r four-dui convention. Nomination* Mr*. Nettle Tllli. has returned crease the children'. In tern ! ill fold the olht i day. .lie i, a funnel , | u),.d thim morning with the rt**lon will be held after which Circle No it with Mr, H II Hut fo m Alexandria, Va. and In linn rhuffleboard, entertainment unj l tu, ut c j„ c ty' « a'oo P their werk. .,,r V o r ^ u°! '" le inohaldy th.,, afteVnoon. Following tin* business metllfllf uilh Hie ileiHlil, p4lu| ^nniiiihues rtll VVru1»I W*f icfreihm ent. will be enjoyed, M ciVil. Vo T wi.h v L iv n ../ Htad, Md, where .he ha, vi.ltcd Entertainment I* under the direr. g with Mr,. Lrne.t for the past .ix week*. tiollfimiH lefreshments were R*rvf« • * • * * ■ hA N r.i , '.I'l".JJ I Iwo veti* at* in th< rue* tor the lav the lio,tc*«. TIiom1 present were .......... IIAIUIA.ltA *tTi.lHHi o-vi iu job now held by tlon of M l.. Mary McMahon and s ^ ' V . i V m l‘it,htfenth M l,, Olyve Ann Adam, left to- Mm. C. \V. Krgle, Mm. R. D. De- Rl'PRr.C IIT and hei motile.MRS. |p ,.,rv icfreihm ent., Mm. A. C. Starke. r, 8'4lV j • , . |ti.,vv i, of llcuuiiiont, Tex. The public le Invited to utteml. h 1l‘,«d.«hin l.eugu* uf the i day for Ponte Vedrn where die kle. Mu \V I.. Vance, Mr*. J. F. «■ " RI’PRKCIIT parking on |„.,„|cd to W.ul.l Win twoveterTUESD AY i t'oiiKii-icntlunal Church will meet will vi.lt M l,, Nancy Walkei fui lliiiii-on Mr,, O C llilih., Mr*. ■Magiudm A venue............ 1The l.egioo uevei before him been The Fidelia Cla.a of the F l i ,t " " 4l"' l'1" l*h H-H'"* at 3:tKI P. M. a few day*. It. T. Thom *,. Mm, S. J. Davi». H KI.K N C A B A S telling of the Curie Nu. 6 of the W. S. C. S. Baptist Church will meet with VI. » I. .......... " , , 1 Mi,« Bol.bve .............. M l,, Wllion. ' V 1-" l’1' " " ,r ‘ h** rw lllglil Iill.ei man.i I f , ..lotion, appiijVMm. J. P. Hulticluw. 1016 Klin " f ‘h‘- F mt Methrdi.t Chutch wHl •Ml*. A. II. Brown and daughter , ... ..t Analev *•' l! do. og the hurii.Miu . AUo.e.l bv the . onvei.lioo loday InAvenue, at 8:00 P. M. !l‘., ’', “* ,h'’ h""ie of Mm. W. P. Patty left yisterday foi Winter ’ ___ _____ ,J|M SPENCER relating the dam- . lu.le.l 08 Went Nineteenth Haven where they will visit Mi. " ’ age to the Anchoi ..T h e y me th e' 1 Culling on the Secietum of Circle, of the W.S.tl.S. of the Chapman, Mdeut, .it '1:00 P. M, and Mm. R. II, Rudd for the re­ SEIIHAN- IIESCIIAMPR only leully ,eriun, thing* we’ve l aboi to net to ie,l<ur the field mainder uf the week. Aniioiiinenieiit I, made today of heuid of that h ap p en ed ..............-toff id the veteran, einploymfnl the inatiii.ge of M i„ l.llltan De*- l.ooke.l f.inriliivr to *ee ESTHER M’ivl‘c 'he for trier complement Filend, ..I Mm. ... ..... .. ai.emi: ........... .v u ,« ..h o « U , lo J. 3. IHt'C.C, W'NTTTF • ...... of 'IM will regret tolenrn that .he i,| s .d .lt .n of Sanford. The marriage M A R Y W H K U ’H Kt, goingalong * t . u ." "m i in r confined to Orange Memorial »,,, pei forined hy Rev. A. G. Me- First Stieel . . We hate to -ee the 'f ”!! , Air C.m.lilione.l Ho.pital in Orlando where .he I* . Intii, on Aug. '.'ll at the Flmt M IN G S »l-o moving to .......... .,','V-u ,',,’u G.vV.,U r.m-./' vMvrMil■.'* receiving treatment. | I’re-hy........ . Church. Mr. Bedd.n -lorm ivlth the imHlIW ,'r M l" ! 'v.-U, » . . . | '» employed h, a , ale,man for; t IIARI.Kl PERSONS going in . i. ... r.... .il(. .Sennie a n d ' Mm. I I. Colley left last week n,e Ell Will Cigar Company. 't o the b a k e ry ........... t.lll SHIN ... ....... ......... . Hoo.*e membem whoj lor Sani Diego, Calif., lo Join hei IKH.SER , hopping fin gi.m ne* ... ........... the men,me. husband who is -tntioned theie line way to ,pen.l a ininy I Called foi Con g ies, in P More tluui 30 million person* aft.'l l.nnli is in ii lieaul) shop a , t|„ Klloo.l. i Hogg- lull In deviate with the Navy. Mr,. Colley b the lecelve their mall from K. F . D. L E T T IK C A I.D W K M . did hvt ......... former Mi*, Marie Nix. .4 l S c ..... . a ctintln- I D O O RS O P E N lit: 15 cm i iei s. S a tu r d a y ........... M ISS l u H t n l t n a ’ o f f ..* . J Walter llnyiies, Jr., I, expected I'U W K l.l. telling ill lie. litre I ho I <glotoiulir, howled doW*| U .1-j — to arrive tomoriow to spend about . va.alioii . . . CAMII.I A IIHCCK with i. I............ il.o .ie of ”no*» three week, with hi, paieiit, n t ’ f'oiii S|ningf.eld, O. where lie •*-1 excite.l over going in ClIAIfl.ES 'a |iio|..,-i.t l-v lleoige Nioliola. o f, R e g u la r $1.10 ifi# mu. y“ fo ,M on’ ■ rec their home on Magnolia Avenue.'tended a untioiial convention of 'foN ftli a few duy* . . Minim, that the 1 eg ......... '**’•' during gale enly. He is a student at Harvard Medl- ‘ l.ambitn t in Alpha fraternity. H ei M» nMl| Al IlM. BOH l l \ i ( H I S " i d n* op| • -me ii (o d .nil bolltl* Fui v.'teia ii, at cal School in Boston. M as,. .w as arcumpaiiicd home Irv Mlaa nienndeiilig along the ......... 1 fl" W.ol.t Win tow M*ful§r 9i.SC i l l * ( T O O ----------Mary II. ten F ile and her brother I ...........|t '„ Hh.ml time f.u vnealum, . 1 • tun. ................ lh.lv 1 t.1 -cut tel mg of the Friend* of .Mrs. fom William, Kiil.y Fite who have been visiting to j„ j.gd, *ch.,u| I.. u, Hint *iUit and and f.n foi during i*l* enly. - A »tvl rn.l, school A. lm W.o WinId I Wat two veiermta ai will be glad to learn that she is I in Not III Carolina. u,...r....i ... Sanfoid to ...... stuit It- ................ wintoi lime- lm piuposwl getting along nicely following an activities . . . . MBS II A. ..In-' It,.' , .inct-nu.iii did md iccelv * Rucker, MoN l'IKTII hack fiuiu a vacation ’ eye operation performed on We.l ' Hi. and M is. 11. Wayde , nr,day at the Oiange Memorial | Bnilna Rucker and Wayde and dowiil.iwn ,h.ijipiiig iuiglii II fmi 1111. 1 in ,ninth.o upplovlllg * | Hospital. | Kui'krr, Jr. left liatay for Atlanta. nod emit . . . . MR. and MRS.' l id . lt . 1 hi.I.ll* ■ — 'I The t. gum nl-» .I.......tided th a t' — — , tin. where Wayde will serve a* I j t MITCH V I t ELI. i i f .-mol L i i i iMR n m, •he > Mitsit Stall', "finlull a , tar; Mm. Roliy Lalng and Mi,. J.*he,t man for William^Meriwether __v i| yuj.s '• ** Br.tKHIIH, JR. any n.ithci Immlgia-. J. Ridge of Sarasota aie spending | IF* j enjoying tin- show tug.-tlu i the ,,, ,|,i, tunc till, week at the Lalng le.idencel •W j.itlici nlghl ... ' 11, f, ,1.1 III g.iv.'i iniH'lll should on Elliot Avenue. .They will i.e I wedding the Bucket, will go to MRS A L I C E R IC H A R D S mid .......... .. a.lh. ic to the . sisting Joined In Sanfoid foi ihe week- I lialllmoie. Md wheie Wayde I-on "Ri rCH" having a g.n.d time |l H. .,n.| ,, hmI i i - all.iwilig inillllend by Mr. Hldge and Mi. Lalng Itueker. J. will enter the Uni* at III.' /Mil aft.'l a long walk down ||,. Cm l.'.l Stall's." the ----------vei.itv of Marylund Dental town AIRS. It C. MAX l( <>hil 1.11 »md Social Calender c MRS. C. E. GINN In Yoweir* lie »ald, and approve or reject with her two -young . - nephew, . - . from , Ills figure, Ohio who me itnwn here for the He *nol the hotlget ht rrcomwinter ,M ne,ter, at SteU onaiid mended i, absolutely neeeMary Jj J*"1* ■• • • SHIRI.F.S . . ■ MORELAND trying on becoming ham u. I owan . . . . . And from L e g l O n ( O n V e iH I O I I A h MISTER of Newthe teacher, decided to divide the' “">!■>"t. Mil,,, come, a nice' p .., The home of Mi»s Arthur##* Wilson on Lakeshore Boul##*rd TAItphon* I4H o n , the ,cene of « meeting of the teacher', of the Beginntr'a Dapal fluent of the Flmt BaptWt Church held tnMt evening at • :«> P. M. Iluring the huainen. «e,ilon anil lie flltl sIHiiit : oelimd tt. Auk ■ erl to ex plain th. . in ■ ..........I. .< .1 ill defeilM- .pending, no i .-piled th at ha, been in tin- work* foi thre* year*. Mr Truman ,uid ,ome oil cumpanie, which III’ did not name ale trying lo block negotiation, foi an American nil loan to Mexico. He predicted the negotntion,, in which he and the I’tcn le n t of Mexico have taken i. pm l, will end , nccc,fully. In re,poll,«• to n ipie-tion lo1 ,ilhi the oil intcic-t* of Kdwio \\ Pnulev. fornii’i lieniocmii. ......... (I committee nfficei, Inn. no .or. Iieetion with the ..Ii.ciii O.volia tlon,. Mr. Ti iiiiii.li ,|.nl lo i* pl.n*.d ovei Hie deci,ion of f.ninei tiovernor Ilerberl l.ehmno 1. no tot the Semite finrn New Vmk Ho .aid he wiote 1.chimin a week ago v x p r c ln g the hope lie wool.I run In the Novetnbei special election. Asked whether lie would in.onmeud an extension of the tinee III the Nteel dispute, h. -.« .1- ii i, lint up to him yet Special! Pe r s o n a --------------------------- HELENA RUBINSTEIN1 s a v e u p to 33*% i« s BEAUTY-PAIRS stt moJe-to-(jo-'o(j«th*f I it LIMITED SUPPLYfe LIMITED TIME!"^ •*» i ^ t* \ ' C :: X FDR A v LIMITED * av a niAvtaiiM ». u o< ta iiiiil . .. . o’ .« I 04 i i J 'J‘ 3 nIAvtN urn COIOOM COMSAC1 . >ri. ,1 liir1 Bum lor 90' l° ° TOUCH ION l)UU(i CO. l.a u rler Heurd ha, leloiue.l School i Wi l l ..in .if th. Yonitl.uiuh "I'.iiticuliii ly. tin- U. S should, ■S it1 . ■ c-T 11 w ht It- ...» l.'i-in.-** ...Uifi.. ... ill*, law. now m force | M A RVIN I.K D IU IN lm »yjap|.lv.ug to .li-plm cd lU'isiina u .ih ri 1 lino phi., additional bura. a i . e ai ihe A C L il.'pot , MRS It \ K t llll.ilS S . J R and It'll ..n thr pv.iplr of AUU'iIrli. Thr l.g iiiu ', Alin • ii'Hllt-lU Cnill| y.iui.g dii.ightci dowiil.iwn Iniyiog g iiic i ic* , tISC A It M. It A It m ilh'r a l-n won ionvimtb.it harktR IS llN lall.ing ill... lit a .'fitnlii i ig ..( 1 1 .’*..I ii I mui unitri whieli 1kind "f 'awn u.oWi'i lie 1, gning lo .n ra sem in al, w.'Ul.l be »rl up j ;.lr-igu t<* iiimw that lain.' lawn of -ii lln in 1i >k lmui. A In . Ili.llanap.di,, I | I iIl will he sc If |il ..prill'd an.I hid. Now Vill'll unit San PrHIlTWO Russian f if 1 b m liiuili , t u . h r . I In u nlakr with a lopr 11. -lu.l) and will -lowly win.I itsvll up i.r liv lllr ,. A lu .lliri piovlsloll lifiknl that nnpHcmil, foi l'. S cillm o ship be l.'ip ilr.d In svv.'iii lo bt'i.i m ill* for the U, H whenever tin neces­ sity Mils.'.. SAVE in th is p r e t e s t e d arret • x c itln g sa U I V SH O K S F O R fB O Y S A N D r e g u la r 2 .0 0 |a r o f O IR L S 3.95 d«rma-i«c by 5 .9 5 D a B a r r y D erm a* Sec F o rm u la by Hlchard Hud nut #*• re g u la r 3 .0 0 Jar. mum 1.00 p lu i la*. now 1.00 pk.f. IA U Ul CAMIUM IIAI'IM BIRTHDAY M uigai*! June* (According lo * i» ) .. j s in s I f } ' ll COMMAND PINIONMANCI PIMUMt iOMFACI Cv I - . 3 ts9s k'l tilt :» bu;h for O 'B B IIN -• a»*«>. V * im ii HACK M, W L:41 R O O N IV To 22°/c sa v e COMMAND IlglOSMASlCI I - ADDED I'lT H H I IONS Ingeiiiou. we'd m y ............. "Sl.lll'HIIC I l|t“ I I AH'HKIN ” Would you iiim iiv « man f.n AHIVEI.'I \ • "Song Ab.ml Alnoo hi, money 7’’ "Tell me first in., light" ter. Is this a Gallup poll or n pi» pusal. lavs 2 3 % W AIINFROOI MASCARA 1«f)sil|ll g>rIE.• 1 C9 IVI CRI AM IflC lA i k.*,'. i a»it«n .. ,1 tpiciel »•!• (.30 BOTHFOR....100 HO YOl( KNOW— That 7 6 '. uf the people are su ffe r mg w ith fool I run hies loday an ih e teat) It o f Imprupav p lin in g s in th eir y o u th ? - n ) -• F u r a lim ited tim e only . , . avail yourself uf this w onderful lu b ricatin g cream , blen d ed o f extra-rich POLL PARROT SH O PS are sc ie n tific a lly built to a s­ oil*, d esigned to h e lp h o ld b ack the dryneaa and sure proper fit plus com fort and w earab ility . . crepey th ro atlin e th a t tattletale y o u r age , , at We pledge to tit every child as if he were our own. only h a lf'tit re g u la r p rlc e l D on’t delay . . . come in tndiiy fur th is beatity-hnrgainl kc __ - * tu v save 14% IIIK.IONI IOUNOAIION .* , Ij >pi.vf 1 W tILK tC.IIN IACI rowiJlR .mull m« Cfl.'l I VUI.S, I /l f « tr/m S H ttM W ■Roth for.... 150 X>Ray Fitting -.1 V Dnllnrry llcmilv I'rtj'ttMlIuM* Itv I" IVEY'S > *l TOUCHTON DRUG CO. Koumillut and Anderwin W a lg re e n A ite n v y •o v o 2 8 ' » % "PAIIIUlliriD" fACI C l AM tMCIAl • • y v t f jl |P11V§ I 'fAlTIURIIlD NlOUf CREAM •H-. al l ltl CuniLtmqhun »jlve I *0 BOTHFOR__l00 CORNER OF 1st AND SANFORD AVE. ODD SIZES AND STYLES « LADIES CASUALS LADIES CASUALS I Sm art aa th a colors of A utum n. R educed now to j %rnt in S F . V E . V r n t V JSlimit Looking Sum m er Cabuui*. in d ifferen t «ize« and colors . . . com bining com ­ fort and good looks. On sale 1tlrill*1% iM»oi*rll •!» '\1(m Unit 1 in 1 iinliin^ **tIIn* shmlt liell. Im«L • Lmnt|t I miiii ' olM .ll .. lave 33V3% * r A I T I U » l« D " fA C I C .IA M (ty-Uir |ir>cf I CD if l 1 •fAU1V 0RAIN1 r*gv»jr »'J« lift Combtr.iilion value, 1.30 BOTHfOR.... 100 ___ ------- --------------------------------------* *' v}•' •• 4 • • t • •• . ■ ■ • Dvi 11 Uodion Jn.frvm 910*^ • RUGGED SNEAKERS LADIES SANDALS w (if fi! , 16.95 P a4r • lu di c a l. Kt lu I i . IJ.50 pair • u f« L |#(ii«iHiir 141(%1 1<* Ir (HH'kf !»„ «lir iitMlf. mir titigr Au ti itl eta nil in g i4in|ii<* Now At 1' . t-Jm-t*"; d i h i i t t r i * nI till* Il*• l l i l t l i iiae- * lit 1 L l i n n * l«» i r m r t i i L r i a l i e n all h «miL 1 » ’* ■• '■* ’ • biUt/HiJ C ttte/h") ftUsu/Grff *ave 1 0 % MTIOeiNIC HOIMONI C*IAM vnl Comfortable and 8mart. S tu rd y long * *4 ____„ is g .la i puts ) , J | | MTIOeiNIC HO.MONI HAND IOII0M Nowat ig td a l t i l* . C*nbinallon vslvs, i.90 Boy* U. a . K«d» S-I Keg.»2.98 N«w»|.98 HIT 10I....3W oU prU npl n » m I v v tf t *r •»«###» tLWJ. TOUCtiTON’S" •. . H S , i H H I i i. �11 i w New Approach MMUnai* ream Page I. Bee. a> I' fc * I, ftapetue of tiny rancer particles Worn a mouse hed slowed down tU growth of the rancer when In___ ____ __ ______ lected Into the rodent'*___ body, Hist uthar :____.. Invaslli f 8h« : declared ............................ * ‘ * ‘ .B aton previously had caused such regression* in mice and also dttclen and rabbit cancer •bafts of anti-sera. 1 The Importance of shooting at A (pacific tumor component she Mid, Is emphasized hy the Yale findings that some components of aance^ tissue appear to hs the lam* .a* normal tissue. Thus, she stated, combative methods must lie directed at drVUeping antl-iera that would not normal tissue elsewhere in th t body. Th* work of separating minute fractions of rancer tl**ur wa* deicrlbrd a* Involving u*e of a htfh-speed rentrlfuge—a machine tM t operate* on the principle of Mr*. Hertha Sorrell of Lakeland ha* arrival to. spend Home time with her brother and sister-in-law. lhe E- A. Douglas*™. Alt*. Soriell hit* visilcil in ui iH'itue. Cpl. Jack Dempsey of the H2nd Airhurn Division ha* returned to In* Niatiou, ro rt nragg, tv. t,., following a short furlough spent witn ni* narent*. Rev. mid Air*. N I lirnov. Mr. nnd Mr*. John It. Heave* ami daughter, Ml** Marlon, a rlived Millin' n emit niiny. n line they visited their *uu anil •Mugliler-iii iiiw, ilie .liuiii iv. ves, Jr., In Knlrlield, Pa. mi. min .iiiii. linin' i.. Wans*," nnd son, Wade, Jr. are the guest* -...I of .Mr. Wanslvy'* parent*, me u I. uuuslev*. Mi** Chmiiitte True leli Aug 22 lm Philadelphia, New im k niul AlnmmehUHitl:« where lie oxpei'l* to visit lulativi'n and Irleiiils All* T. I. 4. C*miit**i (i luilied from Miami, Friday where she had been the guest of h", .no i.i law anil ilHUgnlcr, Dr. and ■»!• Lyin' Whelchel. .Mr. and Alra. W. P. Ihitke an I Hr., nrov* io uayion* m k h n u n - -------- „ . — - T ... a*r«fitiirvcn. — ___ Osteen News Mr. «ul Mr*. Carl Braun who f u MATINA DONNINO h a v e Ison visiting relative* In Naw —----- ----------------- ----- --------- -— York and Virginia all Hummer re* Mr. nnd Mm . < run Barrera turn'd Krlilay ami are now located and eon Hobble nr Ni w York City in l«oiiKwnod. have lateti nncmluur t.irre week* Friend* ni Tllr*. J. H. CoWan with hnr fnther Kdw.ard Illrt., Sr. ahle to I«• out following a recent and sister* nml brut her*. Mr. Baridle to nli out lolowtng a recent rere rnliirnfil home le-it Bnturniiy 1,1,,,.^ • ami Mr*. Itnrrnrn ami Hobble leave Joi* K. Hall of the Flmlda Power " ” l ■ml Light Co. I* In Miami, with We were sorrv to leirn Harold nrew repairing Vrooman I* rmiflitetl to the ho*tin........ . ___ ByJCAPT. C H A U H T —Ml** Met* Babe afeat Sunday Imandv 'W Hoad. X M &lu Babe A Tla afnureb X at Orange Memorial Ho*pltal. Mr*. Cordon O’Nell add child­ ren. Sharon and Blchnrd, of OrInndn. wera vliltora a t tba home of Capt. and Mra. C tam rtt Hallett on Sunday, „ Mr*. Kinraa Hager hea returned to hnr home hare after ipendHw tlie summer In Columbea, Ohio, visiting friends and rethtfrea. Sgt and Mrs. V. D. ‘Jefferson, and daughter Dewn were dinner giiotn at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Ilrnrv 0 . Heave*,of W inter I'mrk Sunday, Mr*. Prudence Brunoo la n . tinted to he released from the Orange Memorial Hoepltal In tho near future. The regular monthly meeting of t lm WS.C.S. of the Community rhunh was hshl Monday evening II |... Wanda and Cllra, returned home from a visit with her parmi* In Georgia. Mra. Benta and r..n»le »*■« t c P i* , Ci4 until Mr. H ints’* return from Turkey. daugniui*, O m u iii, . .. ' Alia, rtatlK Alin.mew ,1" lor Pt-arnon, (in. to attend a re­ union of the Hulund Inniil). All*. Kilim (ireenleiil nod «"'i. Kugciic mid her e •gliler, Mr. nnd Mr*. Paul I.u* kas, of Hlnvln drove In I 'in........ , , .iiiiiii iin week­ end with Hrt. Karl Hli'hnid GreenOratifff*. Mr. livid • *<- (»tnrirn lllrl leu| wliii ei Iuktint In- Imsie Iiiiiii'"‘ll'.1"' i v'nrir,i*''SI'u'nrI'* v*ho*■oenl « l* n f H.iridnv nfli rnoon with he, lug at Fort Jackson. .dll mill All ,.Ilie.il J Cull, umi" with lhen' Mr. nod .Mr* It. Ii,', Jr. I,a* come home .!:r. a cream separator. t ......... . Hl'. „ spent Hundnv nfleruuou will, r.n their Hi...... up In IP.iMHI ........... *fle| '* Lrand .a r .n l* ^ ’ daughter All** Kvn William*, a iier minute were eui|d«ye,l in ,*o H. *. M-itmg Id* t.iaiiuparants. M„rM, jn Orlando llospllal. h it,' the lin y fraction'' Home o f -.. .......... . HaptlRmnl "ervlce a Lake Dixon 1 th rill la'in g c e llu la r p u itiile * l » o a .! Hiinday noon. Ten were hapliaed: rniigcd ,-a*t tliroughout the At Mr nnd Mr* J. F. Tart, llainliara an iiill to lie seen even w ith o m i­ liiotii- .tiile* an far south a* Gldilen*. Olivo Gldden*. Ilerlierl B. FIRST I'HONK 2U< cro *,n p e . lin t tlii'ir presenre wa* Georgia 4 (Jldiien*, It,van Nettle* AlareHlnlili*lied hy la lio riilo iy lueilll*. gueiiti' TihIiI, Lurry 111,1. Conrad What i •rlicvnl to have been r,„wrellrl. nm| |,«wl* Allman. ili, i-oili't hiii viviug plire of K. J. Mor*hnll I f f tod*' fo •In v -I prod tired nhniit A.OfK) Chicago, III. t" vt*ll relative*. In year* ago. Oclolier. Id* ill,lighter. Mi** Mar­ jorie Marsholl of Ontaiio Calif The flying giuunrd swim* In expert* to <o|„ bin lr< f'hiragi ll',. " " . hi glide i through the air oni| go in visit another daughter, nm! "iilk* on the sen floor on Air. and Mi* Itoheit MrCnrnilc In m peelidi developed foieflns. Wanhlngtoii, D. ('• before reluru---------- Ing home. I Air. "lot 'ti* G. f lloHurk and anus, David, lllllv and Ketmelh. I)r. Henry Melraulin ralied on friend* lo .MaiiHiila Hun • dav afternoon. O p ln m elrln t I Aire. IUrrv Kent* ami children. 11 d if f e r e n t s ly leu fro m ivlilrh lo chouse ll:, M*Bi„illa A t*. Phone 113 Your oppm limit, to huy iiuiillty at a p1ire >nil ran Nfforil. ", ; „ : : Z u ? r s r™1!,.::1 .... ...... ..... N EW MEN’S SHOE CLOSE-OUT SICIJJN(i AT COST — Wi n * H ia * H i U* u u in w illi IIQIIOKS HOLLOWAY’S IN ORLANDO W TRR S T A T IO N •( • • a FO R A B E A U T IF U L K IT C H E N TRY ONE OF OUR MANY VARIETIES OF LINOLEUM PATTERNS. . Ruhbtr Tilt . Flor-Evtr PUWilt 1U0 PROOF HOT IN IIOND STRAIGHT . Asphalt TUt KY. BOURBON 5th Floor Saadlac Aid . C O N C R ET E FLO O R S RONRICO RUM . W IN D O W S IL L S . W IN D O W L IN T E L S ' * f ‘’ . f*1 . '.RWLEy 6 jpMTEITtf s uf \ AMC r J w rm er residents here, now o f, Milliped* or “thousand legged Sharp**, f ls ., were vjnltom. In the worm**' have developed mfenv fommtmlty on Sunday. i different species In moist " la - , Mr. and Mra. UeraM Ortega lands” In the deserts of the t).H. I vhited this past week In St. i Southwest where they wera iso. I Pstsrsbnrg and Clearwater. lated from other similar "la. I Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Labb and daughter and M n. Mary Lamhert were visitor* at the Charles H a r - 1 bourt home In Winter Park o n : A - B . C. Sunday. • J Mr. and Mre. Jay Innls of MsltI*h4, were recent visitors at the C. K. FUhet home on Coneoid Drive. Mre. Innls has Just return- • *d from Ohio, where eh* visited relatives. , Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Lewdermilk and daughter Marilyn have M tuntfd from a vmb »Uh !n j uutiurgh, Fa. where they visited relatives. i C O N G R A ID L A T K H IS TO T H E STRICKLAND IRRISON, INC. L Twjr Mr fu lle r waa In eharce of mortal tlu . meeting. been r . ■*»>. W* B. Fairchild, J r. and tack. M fbthar Mr. J. Whitcomb have Mr. •JB* U Arkaniaa vrfMrs they are guests ’W U ee with frlenda and ra la -, *nd M i Mr. Mr. and Mra. David Holdeh have Wf!,p ' woted Into their new apartm ent J J '11 .h hi • Bknford. Mra. Holden la the T" eMdformer Mlae Vivian Hattaway, , te o th to r of Mr. and Mra. L.O » . \ oun Hattaway of Altamonte Spring*. ,'#l •*' \ Call 1171 -Ffi 3*19 Sth fra* MthoaMb. SO PIHMIF LONDON \ r w r tta * ■i IMPOKTF.D » YR. HKG. $a.lO Sth DRY (>IN • | .79 lA-os PINT M IK i t C l E .1(19 ELM CO N CRETE • CO. B&<; VERMOUTH PH. 1335 FROM FRANCE | |0—a3-o« Boltl« • BATfBFACTTOM G C A R A N TU D M O D E R N FLO O R SURFACING CO. >31 w: iit. p». i i * ' I M W WALL I’AI'KK - I’AINIH Cnme In TALBOITS HANSON SHOE SHOP Oppoalta the Post Office — m ilV E - I N — l l l . l «aalar4 I'kane* I Ilia-,, in*l-R pHlnlrr* nail Pniierhnnier* T WAIT onfy # CfovroU tm //ariM frm t. at, 49 »vl*ir Uih, Tough iptti (il*opp«Oi whin you put u Mom »y Horrl* hkder lo woilr on your plnr* Th*t*’* mor* power la M**»»y Honit. mot* downright lugging ability at lh* dfftwbar . . mot* raparlly on b*ll woilr . . . mor* raeerve, *40inlna. d*p*ndnblllly ll • ih* rtiull ol high M«pr*«tlon Is Ik* *nqln*. iticriqhllin* dttlgn In In* tmaMriuloa High eompiMtlon lak** lh* lailn*** out i f .an *»n|lB» . . . mat** it poppy, moi* oltra, mom rMponelt* A tlmlghl tin* Itanimlttlon d*ll**r* that .power (monthly, tlftcUntly . . . you g*i lull pow*t on i* ft y belt end litld op*iallon. 4 "44"— • Tb»l*i * Mniuy Hairlt uaeioi lor your larm . . . 140 <«Mf loth. 4 f>i•tdte to- • preal ma*t»l* . S paw*, m ** . . . *arh lh* powot and etonomy l*ad*r in IK clau. |tM , S »paad« fa««a«d •tv u M ft b n b I m m t *eeoaenty. men Ws notch held pertensen**. ftes ; . . a new hydraulic control-D*pihe-m«)« ly^ew that helde latplemeide to th*h work rraordiM* cd held conditio**. Com* In and get the lam*. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ If •A « I 1® A’* a \ * - 1 i \ \ JClRUTLf\*' , _ M. v( « e / / A '• 1 .iuZXi h J 9v v M I know it gives m ere for m y onoyl ' JO -Fwll I FlowH* t«fl«a. * ltew«»d If. 141 ««M| «*«b, 4 (vl<»d«r . .. �PAGE THREW TITB ffANFORI* fTWlAt-D. flANFOItT) FI.OflfDA Ik* court homo of Mid County at drcaaaod gANFOnD. Florida.. within right First piihllcatloti Aiiaual MMOMOr month* from thr time of Ik* .first publication of thl* noilrc ■Mil CMlm or damamt ahall ho In writing, and aliall atala tlio |il*co of r**ld*nc« and pn*t nfflro ml dr*aa of lh* claimant, anil -hull h# aworu lo by the claimant, niioiit. atlorary. amt any nu ll claim i.t 3r• gland nut an (llnl rhall ho \..|.| l.l't'l AN NKWMAX . Aa ailtnlnlatratnr of thr Kalata of Ma a a Ic V llart. aUu known aa Maggie II. Unit. IT c 6 o r T for * TUB NIWTii JUDICIAL cfil" c u iT jw ARP r im hbminolk COt’lfTT. FLORIDA. IN CHAN« CERT RO. t i l l . • oivont'M JACK LA C ir, Plaintiff. RFLEN LACEt, TO APFCAN *TOt HELEN LACET. .whoa* ad­ it* at and raaldanc* la llo* Frank­ lin A**nua, niraralda. California. Vou ar* haraby rtqulrad lo III* An apuaaranc* on Haptrmbar lail< m i . In lb* Circuit Court for thr Ninth Judicial Curcult In and for T h itw ttlm tit- mu nil H EST sp ecify DOZIICR am! (JAY PAINTS ON THIS BRAND NE 210 LB. CAPACITY Ill's! tor tlu> South IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Foil I THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIM CUIT IN AND FOIt HK.MIMi H i cb Kt t 5foiK,m i i,a ‘ * \ '■"«* : n iv n n tr JfLADTS HELENA HKINTZ, rialntlff, JOHN* RICHARD IIBINTZ. Pafandaitl. NOTtrfc TO AFPRAM TO. JOHN niCIIAnD IIEINTZ, Whoa* addraaa and r.aldama l« *o Virlc* l,0,<,' N*W ,,,,r,,or,,• krw Toil ar* hrrahy rai|iilr*d lo fiu •n »pM#aranc# on Haptamhar Kill. ' }*!*v •" 'h» t-lrciili Conn . /nr III. : Nlnll. J Hilda I Currul. In gml f.,, lamlr.nl* County. 'Torlda. In Chan- I e*ry. In a aulf ill..I again*! y„« . an I 11 I ad III.AUTH HELENA MLINTZ plaintiff, va. JO H N I wTIIAMt) IIEINTZ. defendant. I wbtrtln lh* plalnllf* aaeke a d. i "galnal run. . « ITNKBIt my hand ami ofrii lal »**l of lh* aalil C.*uur| al Hanford I Florida. CoItaly of Kamlnnte and Rial* of Florida, thl* Kill day of Augual. A. D. 10*9 q. r. IIERNtlO.V , Clark ol Circuit Court gl.AU Claud* L Cray, Alloraay for I'lplmlff IK) North Main Hlrael* •* Orlando, Florida f i r THE COURT OF TlfK BOUNTY 1 - udoe . hem inolk county . Ju«» w lp g it o n w h e re v e r ro o c h e t, « n tt, w a te rb u g t g a th e r! Qul<My hills a ll crawl* Ing InMCts. Color le u , o d o rle u , a n d h o rm leir, - th e co alin g it tffactiv * for m ors th a n a y ear. I •x...S9c PiRt..1.69 NOT A C O N I A M I N A T I N G S P R A Y L’l I S a n fi>r«l A ve. ROUMILLAT and ANDERSON $10.00 Down > 'li|sc.--lll'ihi I'rlrro— I iiiirtriiiis Si m Ire Walgreen Ayency • 4-WALL REFRIGERATION! • SEPARATE FAST-FREEZING SECTIONI FOR 8 1 SUITS. Use 3RALD uit Ada :i— Hen I K a la te Knr Hale— 3 A rticled F o r S ale KHIIKLMAN'H Iteil Hoar ifimrnn NEW FLOORS Bull nil'll In per foeHKDROUM hotiao, rumple!n elec, trril feed* fur more egg- mill f i«m. Old f Inin a mude like new. trie kllfhen, rloan. Howl loenbetter chirk*. Vinliliinif, clumilng A wnxing. Linn, lawn and ahrtibhory. Ka»y TOUCUTON A WATSON I’m Inliln power ptmit. 111! yenrj wnlklnz diatance from buainea* Phone l i n . 12iil Celery Aw. i'X|iei icncu in .Seminole County, dlatrlct. Immediate poiaeaaion. it. M. illeaann, I.nkn Miiry Heed Bril Cloth • Heat 311 iriiTi Price 17.000, term*. (Inod value. 50x00. Small Aniuimt Left. J. AI.TKIIATIMN'S mid Dre*a Makhave three and four hedronm M. Garrett Phone ML’-'. illU. I tli'ii W. lal. Street. Plume tftjgalow*. new and raodera la 11KM. Mat realdentlnl aectlona of Han­ ENJOY Sunday dinner at f.nney’a 76c alan work dnya. Lunchra A VKNKTIAN BLINDS nindo lo orford. If inlereatrd in a home, .hurt order*. der. Seiiiliiulu Vinetinu llliml aee me liefnre buying, Cu. 820 W. 3rd. SI. Plume 3 ikhiI elrctrle ri'fl Igt'iitlm-, I HF.DItoOM limine, furnished, lin'd Kemaene Aiilnimilii Wiiln very dean with modern convtatlleiiler, I uaed Keroaene Itniii;**. lenrra. -I Iota, fruit tree* and Hill llnrdtvnre (hi. Hill K. Find •hade, IQ mlnutra from Sanford. _ S t I'le.lll' fill. Priced at 15100., 11000. down ■ will bo *m i w « (iirl'i lui'M le, irmill t'liiidilinn, •JAM. 517 for llullery, loMakaaa aa ■•**balanre on eaay term*. u n i If you* •* ■ • I I himi .'lift Mngnoliii Aw. | mid Slnr.^r aervlco, Ui* ttupbaa* book. ' C. A. WHIIIDON, HR. llatleiy Heivke, 301 M thl* * « H a a * u 9 H. Park Phone I2RI ItoaHaat la M|M IM B— A ll l l t I.KH W A N T K Ii— « .a lb* boo* M ffM * I.AWN.MliVVKKS ahmpviird, hi 20 ACRKH nf Land on a Ink' Waal >4* a » cycle* r"pailid, luck and Ley Phone 13A8-M4. work. No wnliiug—work tfiim anlrcd. II. W. Hhmnan, 3in DR FARMS, horn**, buainea* Kust 4th. SI., Hmiford, Hn. property and acreage, tea your (Kiirmvrly with Willlmna Kwit E. A. Strout Realty Aganry 7—relH-Uvrslork-NtippllrH ShtJjy. Orle R. Mathleua, Haleaman 1907 E. Second S»r#*t or pkoaa KLF.I/rrUC or 15 TPItKKYH 3 Mu*. O ld -|2 .6 0 AC'KTYI.KNK in Phugy I30H-M4. WKI.MNU Hanford Motor A P.qpt. U Two gee.I incdluni weight grey mule* in prime rondllliiii. $ 175.- ____ • 209 W. lal Slice! 00 f..i Imlh. Henry Witte, Phone Bull Diner nnd Ding-I.lui' W eil. 10‘lM W We»t Firal St. W* apcvialice in pnaluie wml and graan planting—Kd Duvi,, Phone 1055-W. OOAT MILK IF IT’S Pipe, iiipe-filliiu: i ... R. D. Prl**l, Phone 7HLW9. valve* you need, aee A. D. ll» ler. French mid ................ .. two room modem offlPlume 307. gplrtment*. Idtzlly m ltfJ [vldual or builnea* couple, I acroi* frorrf tha Poat Wa ^oth To»v arhan you don’t HKK W.. (1. Mnrgun fur lm iuIiiIi Phona 880. bring your preacrlptlona to nation liMiirmice, The While !<an«y’a. Phono 108. Nra furnlihad ; apartments. Cniaa I'lmi Incliidliig pulm. (l>.\ m w r r « g ' I* Chef Range. ,l*o afflclency 102 or Pliune I37R-.M fin up Swinging Broiler timer, Clock lowntown offlca II and light*. Uaed • only few nartments, BOH N, month!.' Now uilng vapor ga*. Can be converted for city gai. I8HED Apartment* from A bargain. Phone IB6B-M2. I1»I0 tililmiolille Nedmulle n. pel feet mechnnlcnl cimdllhm, I'l!';. laton'a "NO-ROACH" (Hi. Rny Kenl, HIM Weal 2nd S' latlng kill* Roachea, ir Buga for month*, 1031 Model A Tudor IliHl.lio. Pliuiii' fa ll pint 99c. Roundlot A Andaraow. ___ b e to Bigelow Apartment*. 1042 PLYMOUTH 2 dnm .."hie and 2 wheel truiler, giiml enn 1'.Park Are. GOOD AND BAD FURNITURE Re-upholaterlng. All dition, will avll clieiip. HIM I. 1 uaed 8 pe dlitglte ......... work guaranteed. Pickup A deli­ HIT furnished 9 room apart­ Mh. HI.____ ment, also single roomi to nice, 1 used aofb bed ........— very. Phone 918>W, Ramey, 1400 11)311 Chevrolet Coupe, jr,,*>*l nml"1 buiCt people. 1038 W. First St. l used draeoer ............. W. tat. Rt. ~r good lire*, good price. I'lmiu I used I pc bedropm aulta ftwnlahod. Edna 1 slightly uaad 8 pc bedroo 8B8-W, JtX T rfV M fl of“ bull(to»*r work, * jS & S p * ! ! rea*nn.ibtf tale*. Free aatllnatRag. p rk a 8209.98 „ ........ c*. David E. Carpenter. Phoni Nightly u*ad 4 pc bedroo I ag. I3I13M _____________ ■' ' price 8899.98 .. MATHER OF SA ifF? njfWNH kiawatL low prices. Jerrv Imrd. Phone 770-R. __ 5KCKKTARlAL work, ciiperfenc- THE SANFORD HERALD K* 843-W, Miss Lowfc___________ SS’ TRAtTOR WORK , * ' free estimates on plowing ktKl rry discing farm or garden plots. « __ • ltd. f.OWER PRICES, Eapart • TWO WIRE STORAGE BASKETSI • COMPACT-TAKES LESS FLOOR SPACE! BUILT COMPLETELY BY KELVINATORI NATIONALLY POPULAR SIZEI HOLDS 210 LBS. FROZEN F00DSI • REFRIGERATED BY KELVINATORS FAMOUS HEAVY-DUTY POLARSPHEREI II/A K Iv IKK T H t UUO S T A R .'... M Y HT.RO/.M I M U S T , LO O K M Y DC S T / . t.lKG AH ^ M R .M 'I'M T . HO GN TRY IN' V YOU MAY Tr TELL YUH,%COMt IN DINAH. THIS V . N0VV•, SICK U ‘C OAL W ^ ___A A IN 'T NO T I N Y I t o t / . , sur.'s M ACKSIIULLY A YOUNG LA- i l r (GUU') 11 WAYRI I DM . QCTTUM WAIT FI U 'i MG OUT / H GFtC/ r watch r«iiuVMT«n •l, dZ ARK... AN AUTO uapm LD OASGUALL V 'w -y FOR MC O O P S & zzt' k \ / / Yl S.WtMtfY.. (l,*d/fA MX/,, n io tir o u t sio t, WAITING TO SI L YOU/1 NOW, JAW, WE GOT HOfiSESjWill FIND IT 1< d'..lOIITO AMO AN'GUMS. ML WE NEEO^Otl THAI 'HIM' ____ « ' ' ( FARCO OUIHI I u m iii.'ii out, 10 SOME 2 ^ = : -----------• UL ll ILL LOWING CA0H. foil us io ar -v n REVENGE. iiAVffy !;r'mHNhv T THINK WE’C e •3T C3UE5T5 HE17E IN TIANE I i------- -------- - WAVPE VVL SUOL'uD HANC AXAPEA SIESECNWOM! HEHl HEM! t i - L a— VEAH.. CMEHI FMBHt LCMMC TV4QLi, t/infl/ y f iir a S M t t ’s a s r .w RnataU. SID.no .Month �eu'y a B A n y f ltP M ttA L P , M K I P B * « W | • W T R R WE SALUTE YOUR NEW STATION WE W ISH YOIT EVERY SUCCESS IN THE FUTURE Good Luck and Good Broadcasting The Sanford Atlantic National Samlnola County'a Oldaat Mambar FDIC Congratulations to You on . . Completion o f your N ew Station Wa ara Vary happy to havt 'MMilU tha IUocka.and to kara )U4 a ahara in thta profranatrp ’’ mora. i CHAPMAN AND PEZOLD BLOCK CO. T T Mjrrtla and CaaiM. . i fk tm k 1 “Tharaa no SubJiutnto for COMPLIMENTS nnnw rans me. '• / A • *I % Compkto Plumbing laitaU athak / Wm : 1 �fa tJ a ttp T h a n I s S t n a g t l u . T» • f th* Worlds « m “ w of America Ti m m (or Sanford, THE WEATHER 3 T h ? ^ v j fO M JM E Established 1908 a t Florida—considerable cloudiness with occasional local shower# through Saturday and Sunday. Little change In temperature Moderate easterly winds fresh a . time* in the south portion.____ t AN INDEPKNDE SANFORD, FLORIDA, ID A Y S E IT F .M H E H ‘J . I'M 'i Slot Machine K Americans Would Buy British 2New School They Could Solve Dollar Crisis King May Get Awards Given Quiz At|Probe P.M. Campbell ■ A ssociated Preaa Leased Wire l* ! .tv u r o i l i n ' P ! m;iiion Ceremony t «*L Y ■ fii u-. -#L N o. 209. Caldwell Will Not Oppose Claude Pepper By SAM DAWSON , ■ NEW )O R K . ^epi I-—^/T*| -The Riitish dollar crisis could he 11 ■ l?i- <i) ' « lit'IJ oSM 1 Vl *olv,H if we .vniild ok}- a lol more British goods Tlien why don’t ive> Th* simple lad .1- Ynu can't make an American buy a Riilish Frank Costello. New pro-hid if lie rloem i wint to. Sitys He's Not W illing Contractor To Build! Very few prison' liuv a product in the spirit of doing good, or In York Gangster, Is To Swap I 1 1ierf y Of High School And , Wuse the intei national largon i “helping to fire world trade nf C a l l e d Important n .■ j %• li Priv.iti’ Citi/cn For Midway Additions It, shackle*" They buy became Tfiiuir In Capital ' They like the product, like the To CckI_374.041.00 «uV , price, or need It and can't get it WASHINGTON. Sspt., 2-h /Bi 3 i t R ': I ' l l MIA 41 I 'l l . Sept. 2— anywhere else. Contract, for construction of a B BiSn i —Senator McCarthy (R-Wit) laid There are things which could Seminole High St bool physical ed­ l/l’i Fenner C.u, Mill.,Id Cald. ’ 1M Mr ! today ha will insist »!>■• be done about these points bv the ucation building, and for a sit dill <n l i.'dn I mi „,U willing to * 1* toll tuitiall officio!, "I, ’!"■!, ■" >» tin Midway 1 wCostsilo of Naw York, reputed “ ilm I sw.qi th- liber Iv I i private clti* here now to dlscuaa their lack of School for colored pupils war# * machine kina." be called aa a wit- | ^ tl!i 1 'I I . i r d -4 i n »V a ' i t l l l r i l u l l , dollars. And there are tiling, yesterday awarded to P. M. Camp­ need in the Senate inveiti|ation of which could ba done by the Wueh bell nt 128,470 and I38.68& re­ I lie statement cuinr after the High Court Justice Is Ington officials who will evifei spectively, by the School Board “ fie# percantera." Mi,mu I'.ulr NVu, rppotleLl Cald­ them. at its meeting yesterday. Elton J. Last Court Appoint­ with " I think Coitello li a eery necwell "t ,n lie dr,fl-il In mu against Taking tha last reason first, Moughlon t* architect for both titary and important witneii," Mc­ Sen f T.iudr I’- pi'-r (|> I I.,) next ee Of Roosevelt’s ther# are some product* which project*. Carthy (old a reporter today. veal Hid ihr l-l|ilu*(C r Demothe British effectively control for Nesrrst to Mr. Campbell'a hid rial .(id oTMiib in- miili Itf ‘‘-.vill McCarthy is a member of the YORK. Me.. Sept. 2 -iA h -S u - which there Is a good maike* m the high school building wss of Mann Construction Co., [lot I" , r and d >1*' (^ nod Pepper. Senate investigations subcommittee oreme Court Justice Wiley B, here: natiirnl rubber, tin. ru-, * Rutledge was near d.-stl, today fine wool, amt Scotch whlske, 'i l,udo which hid 138,980 while which has been digging into the Horn Caldwell, i b . . . prranient of m circulatory condition. The British would like to see mil i nidip, Brown C o. Bradenton, question of whether there has been a new n,i>k >■bi b "prii-d in TalHope for him waned at Volk tariffs lowered on these, and all bid $40,01(1. The latter company 'improper influence in letting of I ospltal. He was in a coma. other of their product* saleable bid 44J.1U18 on (he Midway pro­ I *11 naff v'f df m11, , ( » llii* slate•‘ t e r .- „ • »V The hospital would not amplify here. Neither the American wool ject, and the Mann Co. hid |48,tLsisjiu*t,u deral contracts. Ha has mentioned infill m if*pi>i|(f ln a qurstion It* description of his nllment as industry, nor tha domastlc liquor 480. Costello'S name aeveral times dm- “circulatory." I'hotIt by Jameson (biuil "bi.b p ipi-i » i* correct: industry, nor any other American The phyeiral education building . f I be i'lnygnnind ai Mn- l‘luygi,« n I t'.ili | 'Mv u - m Im - tn,i rliuigcJ. in i the hearings. Hi, family —Mrs. Rutledge, their manufacturer who makes good* In will Im- located 60 feet north ofj,|a*l w i l -o Ilnrin.'Ui I'Mf Hniin,. »It• crt*iM*nv1I or mu .'llihs in ., ip tlif liberty On ona occasion, McCarthy two daughters. Mary Lou and competition with the British (be High School auditorium, will , of I'lning ib, Milmli ini; * mtH nf It t> 4 ii lit I rfii |« Jean Ann, and their son. Neal, llkelv to champion tha British asked Maj. General Harry H c-1 i pit it, ' 1r(yrt, Co i (enure he Ktl feet wide and 02 feet deep i The I end his wife—was at the bedside. Idas. Oi Waabnia'nii II- laid several Vaughan, president Truman's mil­ with concrete floors, concrete A* tha 88-year-old “liberal" Aa for tin, rubbsr, cocoa and block side walls, precast concrete itary aida, whether Vaughan goi went Into the coinn. the hospital (inira ((bile h « * " n g -veTUiif (hat wool, the British would like to any campaign funds from Costello. bulletin was reporting his camll- have Washington committed to roof Joists and slab*. It should lif would nnl run ioi ilm ."(cnatc. i p l c r At that tlma, McCarthy called ditlon as grave. Oxygen was ad­ buy fixed quantities at fixed price* completed by Christmas vacation rharb-( I ........, Miami Daily said Mr Muughtuii. ministered Intermittently. in m t t»v •C ostello "The Hang star" »i ri*i a.iid lie I Nt w. p .li" ,i Two iihysiclans. one of them for several years. American con The building will contain boys' ” Vaughan had testified that In obtained Hie unpii1; mu that ('aidsumera and taxpayers might be Dr. Fred A. Geler of Washington, and girls' locker room*, shower 1940 he received "probably 12.000 .1 ,n bv ,( ('ll u ibf * ' i if ,1 m an ituorabout shackling them rooms, two office, and two firstfrom John Maragon for use In th* D. C. family doctor and friend, dubioua I . I'Ui’il V1|L" AII b 11n- f ' io..r gm-erinir selves to such a deal. and Dr. Elmer Tower nt the hos­ Missouri Democratic campaign aid rooms and a holler room. Hot t ' >unty R r c r e a f i o n S r! o p vDale rdiit Amaricans have been very vocal water fiom the holler room will Ha said he was under the Imme* pital stuff, attended him. i'' ut j* II, - u i < ,1 I ”' II i,.bl bun ha "Everything has been and Is In recent months In their opinion alon that Maragon, man-ahouihe used for both showers and Hill of would i it1 i ' in ' but misbeing done for Justice Rutledge of British products and price* Washington, had received the , nf Hu* M l heating. Shower rooms will be ’G a i'tt- .q A m i ( ' m i l wt m l 1-i b, .1 ' .i wa , nskeu f i i t i i ' l f " . I ’ r that could he dnn* anywhere." il From highest official to lowliest finished In colored tile. money from others. u*ts*r o f W’t l i ' t l l f l 1 ■ I i' ,; the dour A 111 . i f I A 1ii it11 I i'<i , backseat drlvar, they have told McCarthy wanted to know If anv said Dr. Ueier. * tilMI f Stucco matching tha high school f n n | i r i ,rt i< .y i f on mi. P " d.ihi, .( In, i-rsn.ftThe Jurist entered the hospital of It cam# from Costello. Vaughan | Britain what It should do. l»i it* building will lie applied on the I ’**I m i I ' m A it. said ha had never even heard "f last Saturday. He was stricken ' First. It should learn more shout outside. There will he four covered 111 '-. m i i i i t r c r I *r r u - 1 ,l ) n drti’V -'MUM1 'ft* The O' ' dtapi” ' ii | it would ’ nt Ogmiqult seashora rerort In Coetello and that ha was sure American likes and dlsllkeea. <11* entrances. Each section of the I t It \ H • l a Idwed At. .Ill I 'Ml ,1 I ib take n r d dr itl the nearby town °f Well. T h e ! trlbut!n)tt ,dve.tlsli.g and selling fgjione of the money came from 4 IlillM . very niaili building will he ventilated on four frird , b>, l,„ t o i i m . i d d i 'i 11 ■’ Clt op- 1-I" 'MU, , b.-( I I ..b o o l i / vacationed 'h e * | nlethods. Just how the resulting side*. i HI , ba' tbi- draftbring ( hi 1 e. 1 ter official> |. Later. McCarthy by question, Ills I , lot In ibr . la soon f ’ h" 'Une 'ovh d»,»ta in* by li'f I aI ' . 1 *• t! t sit I I'llPatient, in the llttla cream -1 competition in our domastlc mar The six-room .Midway addition linked Costello with rh tl Kastol 1. .id' Mi. aiicrea, ol p*n. ,p pb. ' ket would sat with American bus Ml l A nif, in ; duction and William Hells as partners in colored 22-bed hospital, spoke In Incss men has generally been will Include an office tolleta for • | Mn '' i »• >' nlliiu pn-si I ' l l . I M Cony il6 tin I ’ *1 I V John K'lgm 1 i1’ 1111>s*-» Hemhushed tones as the fight for pupils and leachera, and a aeptle a liquor firm. Ha pressed Vaughan It'd Ignored. Id , i ilv i f •lion do-** in (II Ijocrai uni Oibindo S c i m e l poll* tank. The concrete floor* will be IMF4 '-,1 I about any contacts with or carn- life went on. • 11111“ I" Second, British pricaa must covered with asphalt tile. Side John f-*pl( ' "1- M ill"" I’ tii’ol (i)lun’i'P ' v bo u n o cam­ Earlier In the weak Improve­ donation* from them. Hit I«T ipda, paign nidi "id m mb. i o( la 'llaald ha knew nothing ment was noted In hla condition come down. Many Americans con wells will he nf concrete block, ' llll ‘ l»U P1 "Murlr -•( d.. (ii-' -> if lu'le <l"net. predicted IM well's *y such liquor firm. He but as once before a hopeful re- tend that British machinery Is and roof Joist* and slabs wj|| ba C V I* M,...ii 1 I'm sl 1 > I'M *hr | Pi p in* the former . im -ne , got 99.000 or 19,000 In nort was followed by a relapse. out of data and factory method, of precuat concreta. Tha built up gyd D ,' id ( • - ii ► III. f IPt v nt I 0(1 S( rtcrfallon pmgt nil thl, .1111, aiiuultaneouslv *tust ■H• l "will not hr ciutdldiito." .... Rutledge, a forms# Judge of hide-bound and inefficient They pitched stag roof la Intended for AI-" '"il l- 1 1•v rl,e gimii •ontrlbutlona from Halts tsf i flit UI v UltMii.Ulf oo-r itiiffig bn(ii whit- and (oloiril gdveii'iu He , 3 ld "Culdwell in vc-r (ltd like tut that h it undarataiM- the District of Cplutnlda Circuit think the output per manhour Is 20 or more yeara of aarvlce. lulitien lie i.i-dii'd (<1 lllf the Washington scene ■mv tod « / .' ■»D .......... C ta rt of Appeals waa named to much too low In England. They -•Bella had ," e -iirL- ■ .. . . . . monav from Oraak-Americana the Supreme Bench In 1949. He contend that tha British national! f Ulli'V ? c lin o l Ro p if ,i .i | Sn.It two']] "I 111,’ T ie d of Ilf- epo deads sign | M ,h * h u rly -b u rly natuinal M eim iirs (* nits Kill I V Lawton .'I*o , i opft lif' t [ lal friendly to the Dsmoeratio m u m . was President Roosevalt’a eig h th , ration program la wasteful and sides es will allow croaa ventilation . Halle la a N*w Orleans oil man nml last appointee. Twice before uneconomic. And the three comand better dlstrlhution of day- ii,(l I' i ildwrll gave nn his •" po-dil- ol. ilif IV and racing figure. hi* "liberal" view*. ! bine to make British price* too light. I'incllsiH I'n i'iliv r ; eibi ii way m i a f ll’ i four ’ i ms i "d lo u r oifi i 1I high. i-i 111 I'fp.nInifru (lif Today, McCarthy aald ha wants . later re eiiteicd politic, m Plans for the projects ami •h. to ask Costello "about a number I' m is I' rjin lic f Ir.isr I And some Americans contend plumbing have been approved bv ,■•K>>I I ,u . ..aafitl rump "U" f’’' «‘W of things that hav* cropped up I hat ilm British must cheapen both (he Stale Board of Education aim Mil 1' ,.J In the Investigation hut 1 « " { then money In term* of our*. Thl* and State Hoard of Health. I Ii ’ d | ■ftVIth if •nitom j I- In, L'Oduinn K'lg-ui- Hm redisclose ihem nnw or It would foul sSale . | It I* * ip iieni Hla* • •¥ it ii s', *-r i f in din would make British goods lower i things unil. p" .." l Im* nu «-t"tat.... .. f ir I .1 .0 s i rd llH t 111 prlii-1 for os to buy with our did are In reThe Senate 8 e — hearings ,, I loridn fcib ■il 11 it id nu g''iets However, It would elso make ' ' ... Iir.nl flit l» • ti It I l ib probably for about a although " lu ll Ho vu. ,1111V -------Just tbs! much higher th* price ♦ 44. tin if fin s- » I id in i^month^Maantlme, the staff and In intlmt. tne |, ill" tl"l1, ( t' lolled Drivers licenses will lie on sa le 1Billons must pay for American ms. i tt'.l * |- .!■•», .n -........ *vaatlgator» are running down i ,n* (ill him ! hulked with hi from Tuesday morning until Oct. 1 good, they must buy. And, tinea In »»• fitr |M , t Mil **• >*1(11**%: number of tips and coj]eSH”® It, .»l • » * *• |e« 1I ■ Hie position data that may he disclosed later at the office of County Judge July they bought four times as * H'h'l* eS > ' h i........ H 'l(l l I .. II 1 »f ♦ 1 1 K V Douglas Rtenstrom. - much from the United States '• 1 ir i unit; i* '*irifi"I | 1 ui | I ,1 at public aaaslona. "Anv person who has a relative th,., , (.|.l hers, tha British Con­ Government agencies »r« movt• • "h I'l'tn .11V S ‘i‘ [It " 1 'fIt t o 1 WASHINGTON, Sept 2 -id '. Ing to shut their doors against or friend outside of the State of tend they could only lose In th# 1 i *| * 11 n»i ,| I . t'i i kHtil u * i ld( I' • » lilt'1I I It m:ry fall to Attorney tio -m l Florida who Is holding a valid deal flv* percantera. _____ 11• *f 1 • ( .♦'* t h ■iout! i • ’H'f tv if ii - ! ,i» <\ <H * i"t; Howard McGrath to select « t " Florida driver, license n.av notify ^ „ „ th , h th# „ r, I il llll* • Mr ( nr iti V M o rn *, c F i (ti. ■ i " > ing federal Judga for Flinul, l . 4(^ | f iitf t |1 > •, ,i.| I Mr . I 4 I fH I.M «t,|- • ‘*4 •ft!' So far Sanatora Pepner and M<-' mill fill V* «'*U'ii»’lf tl' I l: I T m c - il. . >i *•’ trill land (D-Fla) have been unable .1 Hftn I. loi ( , - iii •(>r-'l(■r U • " I n f hM i.ifti-, w i *m* niuiti!u»rj* to agree on on* man. There *fem- l ull. ' .' I- • t WARES, H i . « "•' J : | mi. 4 4|,| W.i ,» y | inifll* | tll'4'li Hut ■|'tm 'rial nf three liegrix'a nccUsed In i - p I., Go -il. In and addressad envalope," eald putt, to the United States found to t># no chanca there will tie sorb i lA fils1 *'»• " * 11 h | M l. 1 1 ..|| ili'lou" I,o whiskey bringing tha British moat m Aft, h it. *! 11aim4 f»m> MIsim -( rnpltig u young win*.* f (' oi"'Mfl Judge Stenstrom. ('ii’ll I I1i 'I C 1 ' 1"" 1 Itrjtls, dollars—129 million. Raw ma an Aagreement. U’liH f { i- triiio t of f'otn iMUttied todny ,|- |lllll>.r. "I II ml I, k111I suggestion has been ri’.’itlf The Leglalature did not alter ten sl, (tin. rubbsr and tha Ilka) v • 1" 1 li b ' i i i ' t u r i l'v .ifii (••i opening aci..'11'n ”f ••""'B that th# two Senators |irfMt" n • f »• Sanford Giant Manager Hat tha coat of drivers licenses. The were next with $29 million) auto­ tam es to McGrath whose uffirt *S fim* fin Spooii-i fired iliii’v •| a141 fir f yi ft fill' f>4OriUlllOM iici; .id yestorduv a f ur 8 1 i'">s* •ii!mi? Hi** i"in1,1 v " opsrator* license remains at I t ; mobile, third f ith 999 million) ' 11, in, i Mini. I ■ -1 1 -but Gruber last night f! -1-■♦f f 4t> tsi 11 | UHtir | til* till'* i ■ t,. ,-tivi luroru had bum no ♦' that three of hit star P la n t s t a d tha chaufftur* at 12. Under th* woolens and worttoda fourth with makes investigations nnywav ,n 1 IlllflMM »>M9 I im viii .1 iliol l o o t mo*. Mi’ > i t S u tf.ii il \ *it l T»1 f if I il.* ■I tiv flute and dr-fen ' iCi'tmvVa bean promoted to higher brackati Florida law, ha pointed out, tho IIP million: and machinery and that th* Attorney Genersl in (be i (it MtkJ <’nf'H **t 1,1" ■* 11 In i .ml officiate i vnri-M* 1 h . 'pin* ...... .. on the Naw York Giants ro tter holder of a 1049 license must re­ agr iruliiiral tractors fifth with he recommendation tn the While \ V Mi*. . »i 1nrlgill I) il -,l"1l III 1-1(1 I --I ■’-* >"I tipfore i . 4* lit O i mn Hip cnee wm-ld not House. l*M i for n*f* i * ' * new it by Oct. I or pay an addi­ of teeme. ... . 112 million aaflf/ ‘ 1 '' I All - i ooiidiul t-> the g iouiul * f i l l ! till* !»? «*• f iIII O' I lit, mry until t o n i n ' "• f imi if RmiU fin * I It is generally known thei IVp Catcher Len Matte haa left for tional I t delinquent fee (which nil This year, tha April and May I wo­ I I I M l ’ 44 f -4,1 V » I’" ' Tlie r«|Mi of the 17 vi " li- m i, gdiuy iiip I -<o b MuiMf fi>« f t lit Sioux City. Iowa of the Western goes to the State) ur take a diiv- figure,, latest available, ehow ner has settled on attorney w J ••*i|Ht<! 1 'ft vhie ............ \\ 11f i: I i14 S n tih T fl Fu ll I man last month om Ml»* Ml«**'* ♦" ■mil (voi» t lie <Iii t y - lot he, fFunis) Steed of Orlando M --< ar’i examination. '■ League. Pitcher Jack , . iguinot wiilskev is still tha number one | ,li, , l \ , lb a-- \ ---1 l , i i p l • ii.ii"rl,in deniondr " i niPi'Hiiif hrM "ii • "" ' ' , nlllp- ll Sllllllll . u-t.lil fr -i haa baaa ten t to Springfield, I . i» illat in iirliv (Ii vr’ Mil. Any person who has not had a iIkIIhi earner) but woolens and land I* reported to have s II-I J ti," - I. ( n I iud i Hr-ulI - - 1." sai l '.g lu e s ut |u Hi • I 1 Cindln, «•Mini v pm it ( le ti w (•Ohio, of the Ohlo-Indlana League, driver’s llcenae and wiahe* to ap- wonted* are now second) and aeveral, anyone of whom lie i* I*<1 M I- ....... , I Hgiit rider* set f're '■> negro Sgt T V IIidwm In r filin' dnv» In* eluded 1 and southpaw U r r y Barry goat play for one for 1980 may apply machinery and linen place goode willing to compromle# on. A- r-srdhuii program." sin* i InniMjs nml fired sh 'N " latulum, Holland la now In Florid, t.. to Lenoir, 8. C. of the Weatarn a t the Court Hou»# basement tie for third) with raw materials I Ml, of K-guliii Oll-I ,|l"i oil •II • ' l,i l 1 " ** i.,i i i »i<.1 -ii for -'ul j • ,using must of Hint i-niumunity s Investigate the hurricane dsni.ig* f;iant Airliner i i -i ,. II- m i, iiinlei in-r -- - 1--* Carolina League. poptllntlon to Heir town Tuesday afternoon* from 2:00 to i I miMi ul 1 ropuia "til Hopper i . gin Tha m l of the OUnto wilt bo 6:00 P. M. and Friday morning* rjuw n in fourth place. In every and Is expected tn ronfet with < For Tents TuiHorntw Im the (orline sinvmg of 7u . • - ."-m v II 1 D iu g la s si'lmnl tciMimrarlly. Florida N ' l i 0 n n 1 ca*e. except linen, our Imports of committee from the Pnde r (mill v leaving for tholr various homes old Nurimiu Blow no wii-i -ail- (HH Hi* S illie rv liio nml ru 1ill'llilslUSII fill',Ilv re-tnr'.l i lcr. from 8:00 A. M. until noon. these British products are nt a Bar Aas Delation. President .b>htt within the neat f r o daya. found Aug, 7 nliisliud nod r-t->I-* By contrast, the trlnl created HRISrnl,. Kiiglaiul. Ks’l-I *2 ■id"'i"'u of lu iil’ progiunia I m il, Aa In y tars past thera will be much lower annual rata than last H. Wald, Jr-, wrnte Hollnntl VPointing out th a t tha OlanU nml tied apieuileiigb-.| tn Ins I lull# Bxtdteiner" y i s t - r d u VonPi jirltaln'a t-iggost had won aa many gamoo thla additional clerical a s s i s t a n c e year. a confartnca and the Senator r>. -lieduleil for 1,si log (cal- to- III ids home ul >[ |H11I WJttfJ nml. flirurff"! Hi« [itiigimn ii' n t special deputies and highway That I* why tha British are nilad that ha would tie happv In ro ar aa last and had loat on* !•#*, through Beptamber to allmlnat* MW. lliowne', vvlfo, nl*(i HI, V. ( '4‘ M- i»|i4 4 AcmfuriiV Adam I llav" patnlrnon guarded Hie i nui Hi nis# Manager Gruber atatad th a t In Ma aa much waiting In llna aa poatlbl# clamoring for ui to lower our see him during Ihr Florida vl.li nmrf It Ik the lit HigilM* I. I ,f>n mg lin tiireil v.ln-n1 | 'M1*1){IIIHit •» 'IlMIt ’♦*■*)*%(( j1 li ,- I (vt'iilii Slapl<' . ■'ml roads lending Into town opinion thoy h a d | t o r * d t o tho In obtaining licenses, »nld Judge tariff, even mors, to pledge to Wehl'a grnun also wani* in 'nil lltahsxon g.idt Ml mi •*'’ 1 ’* Mur,- Hum U'O m g .'■•* wire 1114'11• ' 1 f K»* 44r' f 11 take slseablo amounts of their w ||h McGrath and Preslilenl Tru . ..at nf IIH.liun mm by "n* H- -'-d upon (In* seen**. Ilty, nut nao not Btanatrom. boat od their ability, but bad nresant as spectators 'I Hie ''ts l. \i H'llMIIV good*, and to give them muro cre­ man. Mi mill M« A jrow ad anffldantI hitting power Illneigldiol*, itssl-iln'l J ' hey and 300 while apevtiitors Aeroplane t’oinimoy. 1l-n ’ "f'lltf* H Wor ke dit nr dollars. '’T o win more than Miles Utnm, wt-i-ii lll'Hifl f1Mu-i,!1*j | f 1"•f Tha association t* nushlnv fm iiiniiin.r ] f ltn| the courtrnntu At (he entitl'd* will b« (•■<"* ilu« gi'iuii ’lining Hi W I MU Off 1% MM Id Many American* reply that tha naming of a Dade mao be Irallied A. J l'“gg If G'e l"<""U Itv (lie intnolm. l iuui wn, ,l-.«t dinarily, howtvar Tit# three defendants Walter I'.l.-il (I,.,ma.i ilrove (he tills lor losing '88 games for ■ percentage sooner or later the British must causa of tha great amount of fllglil* are succcasiul I’-•«ii o'"" Ilm stnuiHcli nml I", wife .'as .-.•iniiiilo, Irvin. 22; Rninurl Sln-pn.tr t, 2J, .liltingPdriclpnls of 840 would pul g team In tho improve their methods, lower huilns** . . , transacted ---- In thai «ms to lake tile craft op fui its Just l-Mtetl with it sholgao I in-( i mo* \ Iniis lltpitoo ami .1 N ('liimii, nrnl Charles Greenli— 1'■ •■* re first division, ha sto tod. their production costs and maet tv. whlrh consul* lergeiy of th# , mM|,( Mnmlav >iglit-moiiili-nlil duiigliler, in i"'> m iiper'iled will, Hid dlieclois "f 1 dm amt allowed no »•"> >*i,m Tha BUCHAREST, Romania, Sept. Hal atntod that ho la locfairg changing world trade conditions. city of Miami, ’fhr plane is lnm"i Ibim liny m-Hier'e a rm ,, was injured intei ilia roltued in "gram to make 1*. s*ste c h a r d they ram 1 ih<- v«»'injt for n nka rast right bora In Ban* 8_yp>—Th# Cominform Journal Tho,e things—no m atter how writnun after lienlliig m 1 . d'hlng tmeilcaii sliip In opeinio-n. 1■■-1 milly during Ihu tn-m U , i* (ut res( aald today that there la a "genu- much w(. help them financially ford. (mailer than llo* 11 H Alt 1 u.. • 1lining Ho- pingi'iin* and ac t.cr husband Ine" Communist party In Yugo- from time to tlma—are things, 180-1on expei linDidsI ............ .. '" A fourth negro suspect. I lentti.. "P-, ian i-il out ai llieae plsyelarta, which la growing and may many say, which tha British must KILLED IN WRICK (lying liont whlrh ilnwanl Hnuh"* N o t e d J o u i i u i I i h I O l . i miirl( liming Hie summer were risri as Erne*t Thomas, was shot overthrow Premier do for themselves. IKLD4, N, 0,. Sept. I - m u tu a lly --strit hlleflv in 1917 Hidtliall, vnllnvhsll, lisskeHiail, mid killed when Ii- nHcn't'leJ Marshal Tito. Tile III Itisli slil|i lins >i 2111 Dixie l)k'H In i\U*nipliiit i , linin' hi uiarlilDs ibvig-li lM, to escape from an armed no*** Ip Tha Journal also claimed that Clares of business, the bank*, wingspan, a fuselage 177 fee* long ik,-,Hewor k. sh"1lr'isft end story northwest Florida several days tha Yugoslav Communist axils ths Post Office, and municipal hipI tolar* fid feel from lire i-oun-l, MEMPHIS, Sept. 2 bT- A i.'lllog." Mrs. iHngles stated. ',ft»r tha allege! aMnrk. movements now have their oyn rffleaa will he clo**H for the I,, Hughes' plane was H2U feel well-known n e w s p a p e r mm, radio station, and that four anilIxrr Day holiday Monday. Of fire* neros* tile wnlgs; 219 feet Jong i hutu'isr Jefferson Hiiurnon*, d i e " ----------------------------REEK 8IIBSING FLIER at tha Court Itausa will be dot H5 feet lilgb. III ,1 liuspitlii bore III*' oigl" Die, . i.-W| , a DAYTONA BEACH, 9cm. 2— The Tourist Group will ad except for that of Count V and The propeller-powered Biotrlsnn •«" of IIM. Hu ........... tired ......... f f l i 'H i A i l ^2 (JPt (/Pi—Search was started todsv far D uSSfV w r In Yufoaairia. . , 7:90 o'clock Saturday night Clark O, P, .Herndon, which will | > gelng tented five wrekr nfler ,,l the Memphis l.i,b." Review , , " , 1, . 7 . Zeh Grubb, Lexington, M C air­ m h a d to r r _ Tha Journal declared that naw the Tourist C tnter to make ho ^opened until noon Iwanse of (he debut nf Hie 890-inllo nn ..... A I' liiiclfii services wen* held Imre f*1 " Amerlian Legion a fllst na plane dealer, missing after liking High fracture. underground “ooniplrator group# for ths the Labor Day oatf ouU nf1u«a£w Ir-lny. K u r i l , I w.ll bs in Ms..... , coitvenHnn wound up withD« Havlllanrl "Comet" Jet liner are springing up everywher* In* at SanLando Sprlags. IgSL Tho Boiary Club meeting will which Britain lias bulbil nn Im-i r:,, i.i, •",* making " decision on next off here yesterday for home Jul­ aide Yufoaama and that thla A social hour and taka plan, and will he held idinilrnge to Amrrirnu commen lnl •car’s meeting place. Home legion ius Grathani, airport operator Inning bis m wsp«i -i MIllegal revolutionary morement" I I at 19)16 P. M. at ib« etr supremacy. ; ."duals said privately Igr.s An here, aald nothing was thought Blmmoiis worked on ric All.min t Canter when District urdav night msatlag, „ _ gel-s made the strongest bid for nmlss until an associate of Orobh’a U . . . T . U board will ba p i a y ^ Tha Jollrnnl, tile IlmiMnu I'nsl I'is or WaHar C. Kennedy of FIHI1 RODKCI BUT OFF Hie convention But other emirces called to a*k what had happened ru b Ii, i|io Mcni|il)ln |'i - 1" H' lml will visit ths club, Duo to the Fishatbon In (Irion- tor nlld the New Orl'im Item ■si" uni il v delegates consider Lns to him. said will Issue Its edi- do, which will attract mnny Gnum Angclc* loo far from the big IbBNAKE VICTIM DIF.* Drug stores will nb- and Freeh Water Fish Comrnlv lie was u former uioun,:,",: -«li cion posli In Brrniisylvnnla and Members of eion officials, tho Bemlnolo Conn i nr of I he Knoxville Join m,I mid MAXVILLE, Fla. Rapt. 2— wns nt one Hmu pnrt n » i n unit K''w Vor,k' r,'« California city’s --B sn Padgett, 99, died In a hoa* ty fish rodao, for children origi­ mniiugcr of . Hie Mncon News. bid wan given u boost when Mlnml, ultal a t Btarko last night 12 housa nally scheduled for last Saturday, Rlmmona whs grndunt-" from FI*., site of tho 1948 convention, aft*4 bring struck golow th* left ----Institute at Burnsville - withdrew Its offar to hold tho knsa bir g rattlesnake. I’adxst University of Geor- conclavo In that Florida city again 4 t e « B s m cutting trees nsxt year. 5 Percent Witness KlllledgC INeafS t m mm Death In Maine; Goes Into Coma ^National Guard Cliiclien Sifj?jicr Praise Is Handed Those Helping In Well Altrnd^d Drivers Licenses* On At Court House MondayA.M. Gruber Announces Three Star Giants •Receive Promotion Orlando Attorney Is Suggested As NewFederal Judge v s ««»■»*,r “ r. ts JSTsSrjft&'rsiSs: <** • I..-ii-1 Jurors Questioned For Tavares Trial Due To Start Today PI riilllii i* II'vol, 1i ii Journal ZdCominform Sees Tito Collapse SfinforH BiipinrRHPR To Clone Fjnhor Hav ses .sslis ,*sya Tourist Group To Plan For Outinff fcTSSVJIL1 l Ht' £ W W I skL----------- { � 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 01, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d3caab101223b8e96e4dcf309939e28d.pdf 001ac79165f73b8363866a99438bae27 PDF Text Text T U E S D A Y A U G U S T SO,. IM S t a Minimum Wafa "■ law to: P w # « t the of mltdran under 18 in feaaardoui nininc or manufacturing occupa­ tion). _ u 8. Aulhorln tha Wage»four Administrator to le t In bahalf of ~ Bv STANLEY THE OLD HOME TOWN TU T H S ffe . S U fi* . W HEN MACK M T S I N S S P O S T S RA SE A N D T H * H O S t - H e * W t t s T o p -m e 4 v W ORLD F O » HOURS AT 1 v A T IM */ y m F L O W IW T O O ‘"-v II L b u n d i d t h s M V FL M M 1P IS N U T S A S O l ^raget due for ovaf-tlm* or'under(payment, 8. Exempt small cnntraet-offl-; ec* of ‘the Western Union Tele­ graph Company from wage-hour | 'provlilohs. L , ^ P ^ r .a a |d Senator Taft (RTfhlo) hod Labor Commltta* back­ in g for an amendment to exempt i .•pacifically from th* taw news-. boys malting home dollvorlos. , Ha said the committee alio .favored another plan, by Senator* , Edwin C. Johnson (D-Colo) and tMllllkln (R-Colo), to exempt .worker* on non-profit Irrigation ayatem* by classing them as agri­ cultural workers, i Meanwhile Senator Connelly i(D-Texaa) proposed » compromls# Vocational School Thirty Of the 4HB members ware Speaker Cox (p-Ga) called tha House to order, .The opening prayer *»< •aid, |h« Journal of la aaialop waa read, a message from tha Hfnatc waa received, the dark raad a presidential veto of ■ mlpor bill, and the llouae ad­ journed until Friday. The rrnadu the llouae rleanml UP Ita, work ao faat waa that under th t vacation agreement nobody oan make a apeech. ! on hand whan acting /l r / -A M P M A C K P IC K S A S O O P T /M B POP. I T — i ____________ _____ roe* is,*, emo ra*m m evwpscsre >» wosild mown JUST IIPOII ITARfINO on a dramatic raca to brim hatp to a young man itrlckan with polio aboard tha Unary portMa In Iho Norlh Allantic, Conit Ouardimcn (led) load a (pedal power convertar aboard a plana tn N*Wf( York. Carrying Dr. Nathaniel Greenfield (right) and a portable ‘'Iron lung’* tha plana haadtd for Hallfrw.b wliara a Coaat Guard culter will tranafar Iha mercy minion to the ililp. Tha converter, bnrrowad from th a ; liner Queen Mary, can operate on llio current available aboard the /‘urthln. The atrlcken youth ll Btdneyi* Moody, J r , at, Plainfield, N. J. The vessel wni two dnya out ot Liverpool at tha tlma. (International)^; Czech Revolt ported t« have lasted several h weak* iln th# Piagua atate court. . Th# govarnmant aald many of th* ’ M plaadad guilty. ■A "large group of romplratora V had baan aaalgned daflnlto task a. (ad armed thanualm sad war* .goody to act, 1 ;• Tn»y, ware then to begin a : iAarlaa of attack# against key ' <point! J n th# city. *a|i# public R ; elite** and "wipe out certain par^Ipna," tna account aald. ; ; "Than,tha attack* war# to b# ; deployed. Into tha country. There the population waa to b* confused with raked proclamations which Sr ! would attempt to give the lm’ j praaalon of legality to thla revolt I ftf-g g i Intimidate tha people with - Wood abed or threats of blood- AfTN HUM KMUUtlY rwom Into thalr new posts, Tracy a. Voorhcaa (Mtead from right) and Archibald Alexander (right) are congratulated If total announcement nsm- la Washington by Secretary of th* Army Gordon Oray (lift) and Sec­ M political lewder of the retary of Defense Lout* Johnson, Voorhrn, former Assistant Secretary putsch Dr. Jaroilav BorBantlflad only aa a "form- M tha Army, la now Undersecretary and Alexander has become the new (International ffoundphoto) [tallat lawyer," It waa Assistant Bacrotary of the A m y. "that h* planned to "make •ddraaa to thanatlon and aroma an Impavtsat atate ■evarnment claimed that far* Included aonw woman pro seducing .young m*m nth# boy acptda ta order ilwin Inter In th* gang'u |etlon." pvarnment'a amount, pro­ per a police Investigation gacrat trial, oUlmad thn more pra“ f 3 ^ 1 ^ , " , , 7 * 1 5 J 2 rent appropriatloiu, tha Govern nor could—it he desired—then ask H to consider additional spending me* aurea. However, ho said tha tax pro­ gram Is "such a big job" ha has not had tlma to consider any such possibilities. Governor Warran Joined othar llouHinff Project, m: (I'nnllmi** Praia N |< ON)* lii the capacity of acting a*cictarv, mill a meeting of tha board Ih acheduled to take place at 3t00 I'. M. Krlilny nt the Tourlat Can­ ter. Thn new director* will be sworn In ami will approve tha gppllrntlmi nrepaied by Mr. Willlami which Iml ode) the application for preliminary funde. A pormanant chnlrmati of tha board will ba ap­ pointed. Tcrtna of dlraotora ara two for four veara; one for three, ona for two and on* for ona year, The dlvlalon of tha units to da* termlne the number for whit* and colored residents will b* up to th* local hoard to determine, said Mr. Hlgglna. Tha biggest demand on aiib-itandard homing ahould be among colored reeldenta, h* de­ clared. The Commission In Ha raaoluHon pointed out the need for |dw rent pnhllc houilng within *th# mean) of low Income famlliga, eapecially famlllea of living or da* ceased veteran* and service min, which need la not balng mat bp private enterprise. ' Such condition*, It waa -stated, conatltuta a menace to the health, anfety, morala and welfare of tM Inhabitants of the City. Percenters Associated Pres* Feed Editor COOKING’S FUN1 By CECILY BROWN BTONB FRIDAY SUPPER Tuna Fish Fondue*, Tomato Aspic on Watercress, Blutberry Pic, Chilled Clam Juice, Crisp Potato Chips, Bread and Butter, Beverage (Recipe for Stared Dish Follow*) TUNA FISH FONDUE Ingredient*: 8 slice* bread, 1 se­ ven-ounce can tuna fish, *4 cup grated American eh em \ 8 eggs, f cup* milk, H teaspoon grated onion. H teaspoon salt, daeh of paprika. Method: Cut bread In tk inch cube*. Flake tuna flah reserving oil. Arrange half th* bread cubes In a layer on the bottom of a greased 1 4 quart caaicrole. Co­ ver with tuna fish and oil, Sprin­ kle with cheese. Top with remain­ ing bread cubes. Beat eggs: add milk, onion, salt and paprika and beat again to mix. Pour over hr*ad_cubei. Bek* In a moderate (350 F.) oven for on* hour, oiaiu* A serving*. SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK firm n "eacend thaner* ly | witting It to poet g bend m m right* and refused to tell the con,niittee lest week about hit finan. n l t l ..................................... rial affaire. An accountant had testified that Maragon hanked 1119,000 during a five-year perhR In which he bad «ald hla Income was about 8.70,000. Vaughan acknowledged he had been helpful to Maragon from time to time, but he swore h* had never authorised Maragon to “represent, or sneak, for me or the White Hou*e." Under a fire of nutations from S e n a t o r McCarthy (R-Wi»), Vaughan denied specifically that he ever told the Stale Department that President Truman was " p f ^ snnallv Interested” In a trip Mara­ gon proposed lo make to Europe In 1940 for a perfume company — the same company which gave Vaughan seven home freeiers fnhlmself and filend* that year. Vaughan took responsibility for a letter dated Aug. 3. 1948, ad- I dressed to Mrs. Ruth Shipley of By R. J. SCOTT nt,: 1940 campaign. Vaughan lain he "probably had gotten )8,000 from Maragon and that William Halit, who wasIdentlflad with tha Tanforan tranaactlon, gave him 82,000 or 83,. 000 for campaign purnniaa. > Vaughan told McCarthy the moniv h* had racalvad from Mara*nn and Halla want to althar Rojr Harpar. Mlaaourl damoeratls lead­ er, or th# Mlaaourl democrat!# organisation. Paint Contract . tcaatianod Pawn Wag* ••*» s»T SO years ago during the t ministration of Governor Doyla Carlton. Grey aald th# poller aomatli "worked In reverie’* with a Flot dealer purnoioty submitted a 8 percent higher than an out atnte manufacturer. Comptroller C. M. Gay prop® the board draw up • definite of mica tn govern. all purcni and to define those who will givon the preference If lock policy le continued. 1. ( (Oeattaae* P r s a r a g e O s s i ■who stood on hi* constitution*! members cf tha C Cabinet last < weak In outllqjng n 14.280.400 com* at B A. M. for an hour’* "absolutely necessary” building foT custodial Instituwork or at thalr noon hour. niitnqes i r Commercial English «ff»n in addition, th* collages and rRvUInn, ■?!<! p«rmU«ion good course In business latter for Maragon to make tn* trip. writing and atendl work, In con­ universities ara asking for many Rut he said President Trumall nection with typing, aha aUtod. millions more for construction .« SATURDAY NIGHT SUPPER "never heard of thla.” He «aiT Meanwhile a recapitulation oi Office practice la a good all j (CHINESE) the President “waa not Intele»t*,j round study of bualnssi and of­ preliminary tax roll* eubmlllei Summer Fruit Cup with Pre­ In any trip that might b* taken by tha counties to Comptroller fice procedure. served Ginger, Meaty Chicken by Maragon, or any other detail today showed a total Veterans may enroll for com C. M, Gay valuation or |2,688,798,- Chow Mein*, Been Sprout Salad, of Maragon’* life.” merclal or for high school work. assessed Crisp Cracker*, Pineapple Sherhert And he said tha Ininresslmi that about 8.8 percent from Children may ba admitted by 128—up he (Vaughan) told the fitat* Detha 82,848,900,146 of a year ago. with Fresh Mint. special permission. The report Includes all tne (Recipe for Starred Dish Follow#) nartment that the President w*s Mrs. ftladye Hall la teacher of but Hardee, which may MEATY CHICKEN CIIOW MEIN Interested was the result of sec­ Cngliah, Typing, Shorthand, and counties add another 88,800,000 to the Ingredients: .1 tablespoons salad ond nr third hand cnnversatlous. Mimeographing. when It sends In Its roll nil, 1 cup onion strips, 2 cups Senator O'Cnnor (D-Md) con­ Beginning Tuesday, Sept 8. total but hardly could mak* much celery creacent*, 1 tablespoon fronted Vaughan with a copy of students will ba enrolled * change In the overall. percentage cornstarch, 4 cup cold water, Ihe Aug. 3, 1948, letter, whl.f 8-4. All who expect to ti bouillon cube, % cup bolting bear* the following notation b*. Increase. Shorthand or English are asked of Tabulation* were not completo water, 1/8 cup green pepper low: to enroll during th* flret week on the amount "Col. Vaughan Informed Mrv of tax-axampt atrip*, 1 4 cup* cubed cooked il poailble, as thee* class** are property carried on the county chicken (lightly packed), 4 tea­ Bhlpley that th# President I* per­ hard to make up If atartad lata. tolls. Last year, more than a spoon sugar, I tablespoon toy sonally Interested In Maragon'* Student# of other subjects ara billion dollars worth of property sauce, 4 canned broiled whole trip to Italy." admitted any tlma. The notation waa written by was tax-free—mostly under the mushrooms (sliced), hot cooked Homestead exemption law. rlee, 1 four-ounce can crisp on* of Mri. fiblplcv'a assistants. Asked bv O'Conor whether bis Peckflkill Riot The comptroller'* rerapltula Chinese noodle*. Hon *howed the assessed value Method: Put the salad oil In a financial records wet* available of non-exempt real property 10-Inch skillet' and allnw tn get lo the committee, Vaughan re­ rr*sii*sM n « n m«* o**) itratlon by tha veteran* associa­ Jumped 9.14 percent from 11.719,- hot hut not brown. Add th* onion plied: "Certainly." f tion* waa peacaful ami orderly, 048,778 on tne 1948 tax roll to strips and rrlery and conk over Spectators jammed the hesrirfi and that after they dl*band*d the 81.878,440,828 In 1049. low heat, stirring frequently, for Tangible personal property val 8 minutes. Cover *kllt»t and cook room for th* ennimltt**’* round pio-Robasonlte* provoked the vio­ percent for minutes, but wntrh so as not with Vaughan. lence when (William) Racor was nations Increased‘ 11.01 psi For th* most part, Vaughi'i •■tabbed by one of tbetr number." from JtAia.'tr. W!f. last yeat tn to burn. Mix the cornstarph with answered question* In a plesssrt The Hot took plare when a par­ 8888,848,034 this year. tiie cold water tint il smnnth, Add voire but be showed Irritation Railroad and telegraph proper- the holing water to the bouillon ade of veteran* group*, protest­ ing the Rohemn concert, clashed tv was up nnly l percent from ruhe end »tlr to dissolve. Add the whrn McCarthy swung Into t i '-s* head on with groups of pro-Roba- 7114,878,444 tn 8118,790,880. It la green pepper, mushrooms, chicken, Hon* about 1943 campaign funds anseaaad by the comptroller and dissolved cornstarch, bouillon, au- end brought In the name of Frsr.k *on concert goers. William Secor. 28, of flhrub prorated among th* counties for car, and soy sauce to th* skillet: Costello, reputed New York gamb­ chieftain. Oak, N. Y., a Navy veteran, la collection. The State Itself re­ well over low heat until the ling McCarthy wanted to know if . «tlll hospitalised from a stab ceive* no money from any taxaa rtlr sauce thickens and bubbles. Allow on real estate and tangible per­ to bllhhle for a few nilmit**, still Maragon nt any time bad c'stmrA : wound received In the riot, ................... that monev be was giving Vatigh'/ j Rusroe declined to comment on sonal property, Cover skillet and keep hot an for 1948 campaign purposes Dade county, as usual, lad state stirring. Hie riot pending Id* report to Deway. In total assessed valuation— ever very low heat—Imt not more came from Costello. "Am I sunnosed to know Frank , Meanwhile the Civil Rights 1887.277.900 compared with |B70r than five to ten minute*, nr vegrtables will get overdone. Rcrv* Costello?" Vaughan Inquired He l Congress, sponsors of the con- 183.040 last year Othar* with roll* of more than ever hot cooked rice end tou wljb puffed slowly at a long cigar. I cert, planned to hold a m in Vaughan asked McCarthy to 'meeting tonight and tend out a hundred millions were Duval, crisp Chinese noodles. Makes further protaste about tha in­ with 8160.814,880 compared with small portions for four, or hearty identify Costello anil to aay what hearing he had on th* cat*. cident. 8168,897,420 a year ago; Hills­ portion* for two nr three. McCarthy said: "Frank Costello The Congress la listed as sub­ borough with 8148,841,180, com­ BUMMER DINNER la a rather famoua—" versive by tha Justice Depart­ pared with 880,487,840) Pluetlaa Broiled Fish Bleak* Vaughan Interrupted: "Oh' the ment with 8127.021,828 8127,021,826 cornparad compared with Broiled Tomatoes New York gangster." I I I 8,880.0001 palm Beach with Mashed Potato** If* went on to aav then thatf aim nvn.Bnn -mnnared with ton,. RITG Alt NAY’R I'M NR Green Bal*d "I'm aure If Maragon had told DETROIT, Aug. 30-(/P|~B ugar 842,790) and Broward, with 8110.pp**d end Butter me he ynt r.mnev from that In­ Ray Rnhlnson plan* In wind up 182,170 compared with 8148,287,Fluffv Lemon Pie dividual I would hare remembered £>!■ fjghllng rnreer In 1980, hut 220. B*vernge IL" Broward county’s 828,188,080 he d like a crack nt thn middle­ The going got a hit rough for weight title before he how* nut t eduction waa the greatest de­ FLUFFV LEMON I'VE Ingredients: 4 eggs, (separated), Vangliap, too,, over Hie question In the stale. state. Its valuation* nf ihe ring picture. j crease in The flashy welterweight champ-l had been Jacked up millions the 1 cup sugar, 1/2 cup lemon lulcr nf Ills connection with efforts of Inn figures 10 years of profession- Iwfore by a aerlea nf suits at- I teaspoon prated Ipmou rind, 1/2 ♦be Tanforan (Calif i Race Trank al fighting "I* n long stretch and: tempting tn require assessment teaspoon salt, I envelop* uodav (o get scarce building malarial* tha ring I* rough on you.” of property at It* full market ored gelatine, 1/4 cup cold water In lanuarv 1918. Vaughan acknowledged taking Visiting ng here tn to consider pos- value. Advocates of such a yard­ I nine-inch graham cracker cruml 'll* rase up with housing officials s'bllltles fm n Detroit Imut In stick later lost In the 8upreme rr»*l. Method: Mix together egg —who gave is permit for th# nm] October, Robinson told reporter* Court. yesterday h* expects to “fight Resides Broward, alx counties yolks, 1/2 cup nf the sugar, lemon •crisis—hut he denied there was through I960 end then quit." .sported decreased valuations. juice, rind and salt. Cook over anything Improper. "Pll be almost 30 year* old then, They war* Brevard, Hendry. not water until thickened, stirring v *ughan explained: and It’a time for me ta get out.” Jackeon, Lafayette, Madison and constantly. Boften gelatin .In cnb "I urged speed end a decision, But flrxt, he'* hoping hard that biiwannas. They cited various water, dissolve in hot egg mix­ t was mat-big no request on hn>v ture. Beat egg whit** until frothy; he II get the opportunity to re­ reason* for tha decline—closing they actad.” linquish his welterweight crown .m*Jor Industrial plants, itorm gradually bast In remaining sugar McCarthy lb»n mentioned th* and go after the championship and flood damage, and general continuing tn beat until whites nsm* of Jamas V, Hunt, Washing­ stand In peaks that bend over ton counselor who has hean d*-. currently held by middleweight drop* In property value*. •lightly whan heater I* slowly scribed a* representing himself Jake La Motta. <(28,000,000 which ha needs to buy withdrawn. Fold yolk mlxtura *s a close friend of Vaughan. American machlnary for Yngoela- Into egg white* Pour into unhak McCarthy asked: "Did you knovv Russian Note v|a*a copper, lead and alno mine*. ed graham cracker crumb crust Hunt received a fa* of 118,000? ' Officials In Washington consider Chill until firm. "I didn’t know Hunt had any( O a i o a M * S w m r a s a Oa*» him a virtual qlnch to get tha loan, *Mng to do with It." Vaughan reYugoslavia's border*. piovldad he etaya alls* and indaThe flret U. fl. lea maklm nllsd Tito waa diacloaad last night to pendant from Moscow. Tito also ehlnas war* Invantad In 188 Chairman Hoev spoke up to have applied to the axport-lmport hae received permission to buy a sav he didn't think thera waa any­ bank, an Amtrlcan government 13,000,000 steel mill from an Thera are nearly 7,000 lea mak thing In the commlttae record to agency, for a credit of around American concern. ing plants In the United States. •how that Hunt had received any fe# In the Tanforan matter. McCarthy aald: “You navtr got anv fa* of enure* In connection with Tanforan. Vaughan aaid that ha did not. McCarthy wanted to knorB whether Vaughan had ever re­ ceived anv monev from Maragon. Vaughan aaid at first that ha never had and then ravarie TCeatlasaa Tram P a « * n a e i A ' u t s s s n s r j s s between th* Hnd nd H . ],ft « r R ., 1„ ,h. tenement building at 120 Second Avenue said they heard no shot. Police said ha may have been killed alaswhara and the body carried Into tha building. It wee discovered by a tenant. Th* Lean be don# by juet what-1 aver membare happen to b# In a' Spedft] Session NEW YORK, Aug. 8 0 -(M — A man Identlflad from hla fin- record $243,000,000 money-ape.'idgerprtnts aa a New York book- ing act and anticipated revenue maker was found shot to death for the biennium. today In ■ lower East Side tene­ Many member* of the eo-catb ment. ad houe* “economy bloc" have 1 Police said h* waa Salvators bean clamoring for reconsidera­ Villa, 28, who had recently bean tion of tha appropriations law. living at 1811 Alton Road, Miami Unlasa thla le recommended by Bcacn. Fla. Thla waa apparently tha Governor, a difficult twoa temporary address, and hla thirds vote of both Houses would home was In New York, police be required to bring It up. vlctlone In « Md f"r "'"!,*rvb"1m!r.g .ipprr ivaJ” of President Truman’s |1,480.noo.800 arms aid program. ( The Admlnlitratlon’a foreign Ipollcv leader In tha Sanata offered Mtia plan to tha combined Foreign Relations and Armed Services •Committee* which are considering .‘the arms bill. 1 He withheld details of the pro‘poial. however, until a group of Republican and Democratic sena­ tors from both commlttcaa have. {had chance to study I t , lie told reporters that one of ‘the things tha compromise deals with It'tha amount to ba provided for military aid to European na­ tion* In the Atlantia Pact. President Truman aakad 81,180,800,000 for that purpose. Senator ’ ‘Vanderiborg of Mlchlfsn, top.ranking Republican on in# Foreign Relations Committee, want* to hold It to an avan 8l.A0O,non,t)nn. . Connelly named hlmaelf and thraa oilier members,of, the com­ bined nommlt see to study the plan and raport to tha 1 group. Tim Other ( three at . Vandenlterg, Chairman Tydlnga (D-Md) of thn Armed tteivlces Committee: and Senator Gurney (R-8D). The bouse proved In a 10-mlmite aeislon today that It. ran lake a vacation any time It wants to, ob­ jection* of the Senate notwithMending. The. Senate last week rejected a resolution that would have let the Houe* rqceie formally while th' Senate caught up with Its logjam of legislation. So the llouae voted to hold only token icaalona until Bept. 21. It (atl't id lout n without Sonata per mission, but It can hold two-ilav8-week sessions, w|th an agraqa ■nt tt that no hlislneaa will be punt ik«r Found Killed In New York w Y d C <*O A pC �;.v . .•?,'“ la U irfty t h a n f a f t r « t t h — ~ M M W lBppr «»r^r -------- ater* • f; 1 ^ S' --------THE W E A T H E R ------ ' - S d ttm d afternoon thundar*hD«*rt shrmigh Thuraday. Other­ 's l*» fair. T# Pradaee FraaMrity far Sinford A N 1 N D E P K N D 1 N T D A ILY N E W S P A P E R A M odateri P t m * Leaned Wire S A N F O R D , FL O R ID A , W E D N E SD A Y A U G U ST S I. 1941* No. 286. w 5 Pa Iat ka ns A nd 2 Strength Seen Others Are Killed As U.S. Key To World Peace In Crash At Bridge Secretary Johnson Worst Highway Acci­ dent In County’s History Occurs Af­ ter Baseball Game Tells American Le­ gion Convention Of American Program Rollins Prexy earning the left front tire to blow out. The car followed the guard rail. Jumped about 16 feat and craehed Into tha concrete abut­ ment, turning It end over end and tending It over to th# right tide of the nrldge where It knock­ ed a alee! guard arm into tlw ^S h eriff Mem atated that the (OMttaaea On rag e IN* Highway Accident Toll Hits New Low For 1st 6 Months « CHICAGO, Aug. 91—(AJ—Th# mileage death rat# for th# na­ tion'# traffic accldanti In th# first half of 1049 hit an alltime low of S.S. This mllaatona In traffle ac­ cident prevention wa* reported today by the National Safety Connell. It was th# fjret time In tha hletory of auch recordhooping that th* half-year rata has bean leea than aavan deaths for each 100,000,000 miles of vehicular travel. i/S .'S S T .M S <7 < M M M 4Mn ) S S I ^ J i lto ' KILLED IN CRASH CANNEB, Fraaoa, Aug. 81— —Count Giorgio CM, Italian busi­ ness man wnoaa name ha* boon linked romantically with that of . aetrasa etrass Marla Oboron, i— and pitot wrro killed In the crash 2 * ^wo-angtnad private plan* loWELFARE BINEFITB TALLAHAflfllE, Aug. 11—GP) —Atteruay Ganorul Richard Er­ vin said today ha'baUavas Waifera haaoflta can ba withheld from poopl# who com* to count!** aimtut th* aaka of gotting aaato- n *told Fark_R. to tha rv M ,l (.rn ri.l M int M Vsngltan •nil Movements Seen As W A S H IN G T O N . Aug tk?.h£ l! ! ;N v«” My upparJitut w! r urtSfr*. *'"} •i1error.' h"r*f:., |i*kt..g nU e w.ti, .n.* that Mit« le mid oily N(>|iRrntuft hml nun « » v u p i i “In hi tin* mi* nci% u r n of or terror. i.,_ i * 1i ...na a . , .... Wlute I louse mil* si- ’ S hSI letlged that g i . ,’, ,tic campaign •stul -tSi •„ I . -t I .It lin n i a lasvi I,. I., | . "I.,- i., I,tm earlier in I " s man con* i l l ’ hi|unr deals, „» cairM.< 1. .1. .... Tlilitecn person* weri* In ju rtil when Iiuni1rnl« of v H r r m i* I 1 p h I m m I v . Me dul not my In a fref-for-nll w ith R o b M o n ** |Upr»r>f»r* Mt n pro*rnm m m iU| t»*n * H"*1 M’«*H v hr h,u| in mind, fit recitnl. (In te rn a lIp u m I i I hut thftr *ie rumor* of Soviet “ Paul Robeson Declares Commies Will Take The Offensive In tf.S. NEW '['IRK, An*. i l - t / p ) - - p « ul Hoheron, declaring llul "from OUT lifetime we -i-tc ! llirrp was no -r’i l|i use events *n -n to the cone j from* innvemimK tmv* rd the Yugt*I,via Trontler s.rl.v (H Wis) fired ■Vibetius raid lli-ie are no Unu,n.*l i*lk« with tli- British and Tirmh about llir situation al­ though Is* added, ibis country i* *, ati lung llie de* •inpnielit* rlo* I'*’ it the two inci• ntctiinc, stormy l. Mi1 iithv ile- 111 h.is< ing .s slate- Supi.m u < I -I I-•4l.l V ti lllltlrilg,* riii'iilatnry - > on to elmpllfy and nmderma o customs regulation*. Tlie Brltian government has urged the eating of restriction* to allow more Brltlah-mada goode to find thalr way to American mat kata, and thus relieve the dollar pf°“lem. A Russian airman who fled his country as a poljtlcal r*fuj## tee* October want back to army voluntarily today. — Bovlst Pilot Anatot* Baraov was handad over to Russian officer# In Austria by Amarloin authorltla*flv W EB O HV W ervw Russian ##¥••••■• filar* ----Ha was one ofl two Rut lerlgi' Diplom atic officials ’ll Lou d on Salllnla; r-porled tuch .» move is under ( .I i n l1 ri sl^e (ha doors, and-said 'thi hay’v* S ta te Drawing a-paralM between two o i u i c plans of har own Juat *a Japan, plotting aggreiaton, did after th# Armistice was signed In H,H*Russia ha* pushed her troooa ••Into tha military void among the peoples tin her borders, the DeIante Secretary declared •'Into every political varmint • nvwhere In the world shr Itegeii In imur her vicious propaganda A r t it^t ou rr nn ee vy Charge Is ReflectionOnLakeCountv Wind Disturbance h Reported 1^00 Miles From Miami slight Intensity was local of ih* Barbados, far out In th# Atlantic early today. Th* Weather Bureau at Ban Juan, Puwto Rico, aaid it wa* about 136 mlla* aouthiaat of th* tiarbsdo*. pin-potntad at latltwte 12.0 north and longtltud* 87.(1 It was moving westward at th# slow pace of about alx to eight miles an hour, and waa attandad by wlnda of 66 mil** an hour near th* canter. ••If the disturbance continue* Its present rate of movement,” the Ban Juan Weather Bureau ■aid. “it will paas south of th* Barbados late this afternoon.” Small craft In th# windward lalMda war# advlaad to rmagln in /port, and Interests through­ out tha area generally war* cautioned to ba a!<ort fo r.* poaslble increae* In tha IntenaHy of Iho disturbance, tha third of tha liASon. Th* storm waa mora than 1,600 miles east southeast of Miami. MIAMI. Aug. 61—(F)—Th# U. raau. (aanad th* who deserted to the west, attack­ 8. Weather Bureau ed Communism, and mad# a tour following San vteory II A. K T iory at 11 of tha United Btetaa, ill tropical dtaturbanca "Tha emaf Last July Baraov said ha rafght intensity le K nted hie daaartlon and aakad th#. of appa ntly alight tud‘J 11.0 north, » i !latitude located vlat Embassy In Washington to _____ iongituda M.6 __ ___ , __ about ___ _ 40 „ aid him to return to tbo fovtot longitude Barbados (Mien, American atrthorltla# flaw mil** aaat-aoothaaat of Barbados. him to Vienna on Aug. M and to­ It la attandad by wind# of 16 to day tha U. 8. State Department 46 mlloa par hmrr near tha canter and wlnda of 96 to I I mlloa pot Pwre^Bta) hour within a radius of 76 mile*. “It la moving waat-eorthwattJlON ward I t mitee pgr hoar and tha * '»~rT haw »nvM^gftm faretonight, tonighti ,n " st-g-s'uig the illstiirhance on I U U M 1 Y - U I l l f l nrihis f-ntis li'ivernor Thomas E. _ n ■ « 1YLMMI >X1 U ., , „ „ .In Sanford Ih loin ( >t, ( •siiiictlntaii Iti’tijamln ltav-| __ • ■■ is, is negm, and one of the Commimist tenders now on trial for IT ..... Pt , I ! )fl , , mt « („U I ......... „kr,l , , help ie Still .V't,’', time recreation program tn i«-i> I ........ the \tl Slltli in"'* iM*‘ , young paople out of Juk»- »<•'"' (•„ , "If advM.'nting defeat of th is 1 all<| |,rflr parlors, was sltessid told 1,lf" 1 "npuiiin,- I’t'n III VKavlst s-inlepce Is overtlirowlug. | n n talk hy Marlon Hannan Akerman, in the motion, I nir the grsvt-i fitiietil, Ihett, l-v Hod, th* „ talk to Lions at the 'I'/nii i s* h. I it ih• itniltin-d -n it a lo l,Ions "state officials systematically f I government I, going to ba over­ Center yeaterday. .<i, 17-1,• .......... sin! Aiin-'l iftvliei eluded colored people (torn gm»llll thrown." 'Do you want your leadn* ’ iipumlt-- »I|pt / In ,■r<-t<is soli juries for 2) years and this on At tIns meeting, attendants pass tomorrow graduated from luk" Slunnltee b-stl ssurkeil il Mill negro was put on the jury for the ,.,| „Mj of a Civil Right joints and baraT" he a»k»>l «>-1 I "Oil'll' Ise-sd nl lb- fnrrSijn out that two damn lb..... sole purpose of creating an impre* Congress •’Newsletter," and other pointed with bare and numerous "■I’lk*' iel.<>nui* gtnup, lb I Mill ' — ' e.|| llie tinn of compliance with the 14th rending matter. Including Ih* In this area ara fscuuenH 1 M (equal right.) emendment." gonmunlsl newspaper, the D.tly children. Theaa, he slalcil. "b:»'” 11., "ml in "Alin- "I O'- Mil. bill brer In malted sisltk ab»k i ■* ■>' >,11•t, AMI,I -is ,Mp|lll-ll‘ ill- Mllul Hunter a etatement was mad** | | |(i Newsletter called on Pre- at *t 00 a unit. In new,in-" during the course of beaims ^|(|p|lt *ct "In this out* “ Youths need relaxation b SMiAl’n , Vandenbery M'cbi testimony nn a change *’ vt"' t*ga" nml demamled that (}os-ern- ershlp and guidance,' he ibcUi*-’’ 1 | "ill- I It MV I I'sd led lb" whlch Akerman asked ye.ter f |Mwhv n(ntri(.| Au„r- "My proposal I* ibal , I. i | fit- W e.tri" I m • on around# the trvwsp.pers I n * (j^rge M. Fanolll, of West- something fur the youth ”f 'b- (.,.1,1,, iaI,| i ' so even i I ,l«1U,lltlll, area had printed material whi -n . f" commiinltv and at the sense '"n" min n; would mnka It Impossible for the • ' for vouraelvea,'’ be tolil Ihe L’”'* III" tilt'll H rein Illldut " f trio to get a fair trial. Mvll Rights Congress one "You want your etitldren to '••• by Ml Tlllinni M- n.llll Thl# morning Mayor E. I. Bur I" ' •P'''!'1” ’ '•f ladlaa and gentleman with '■!»" ,."ie:"t <, lu-iji /: i T i l l km. 11All, h" lolgh of Tavares and Mayor .1 E >* lu •«' « * ’‘,',v*r,lv* morals and clean minds, be n1i the Philippines. Fortnar of Mount Dora testified orgatdiaHon by th# Jnstlca D# serted, and told how a modem '•>• 1 M....,„,v|nle President T* unun ( 0 6 S fll6 R 4 ) I unllmiaA Ilk t|9 w16 i rOaattaa#* <»« »**■• __tc iea a ia e w w w 1 ,i I in, lir'iiecratli' Ingli oniuiiiand im LABOR DAY Th* Banford Poet Office wilt be closed all day Monday on l.shm Day and there will lie no It I'D or city delivery service, excel'1 for parlahablea or special de livery latter* or parcels, pnitm»LITTLE ROCK. \ug, 31 I/1TI -Another ms** break hai occurred tara Joel Field aaid today window s*ivl-a will be given at th# Arkantai Girl*' Irainins -Sctool where former condition* were de- butNomall will be placed in luxe, Knbed recently oy a circuit judge •* comparable to medieval dungeon*. and dispatched aa usual. 8 Teen-Age Girls Break Away From Arkansas Reform School d< . ,t li d 'ilggesttmi.i of n atop (i,,, "vi"ii*iun of llo lUcIprncnt H i l " Agie incut* Law They >'lI i. for ib - full pm- j, il Oils session siAinInt Ms|orlly leader t.ti'"i* i lisliiii’i" George ill (Jsi of , I,,. Si'" a’“ I' *ismice Committee anii-nlticed tl- declalori sfler s collfVrrtH'i* wilh Preaidenl Truman Nl I Secret as v of ^late Ai'be«ou H nnitnuril till I ««• *1*1 Eight girl* broke away la,I night after »me*hing two doors in the i.;xm r rivi; mvm DRIVER'S LK'RNBF. main dormitory. 1' II It ADEI PHIA. i'ug. dt.i/l’l TALLAHASSEE, Aug. Alf/T>1 Non# fud bean round by *!#'• police. —If you refuse to surrender yonri .Inlui A. Stevenson, flit. pre»ld"nl ’ Mre. Avanda pruitt; ihe h-sH matron, .aid one of the girl* yelled driver's license under the autumn-1 id itio Penn Mutual Lite Itinuaa ah* disappeared In the dark * * bile flnan.’lal responsibility lev.-, Ail.— company and # nntlonatly going to atop ua now.” *ili*aT™Sy'1WAhii C ar For (Jetaway t ( . n - nt it Lv f I, i LEAR W ATER. \u g you have to pay tha expense* of the peace office* sent to get K from you, Attorney General Rich ard Ervin ruled today Ilia ex­ panse* of ai'jjj* an officer are ‘eollactthta a* any other account" AUTO ACCIDENT MIAMI BEACH. Aug. ai-)/T> —Morris Cohan, 79, father of th" owner of tb« Martinique Hotel was fatally Igjared laat night whan struck by au automobile. Mr*. Nina Hlagal, 62 driver of lha automobile, waa relaaaad by !»■£• Juitlo# Kannath Oka on *1,000 bond pandlug an Inquest. A rcaktent of Miami Bench for J£_****f» farmody was In lha w atanronT bcalnaea la Naw Yorkt ' •- l ,tu vn buslne-s* AXerntivB, "du- w*-s its entire nl" I. H'llBllBItsd f 1 1ackers (III h n ,. Three erntp', full of svl.it" cluclvri'i. which Imriily turvlvid a morllInif tml aftt'Hioo" in tin. I'r.iiluig nn after being li ft v i ’Ii hii wntor ir food by tlmir OWIU'I I" nil ipCH truck nt Pnlmetto A ."u " .ind fo u rth Streot, wen* " t" veil".I1' l>y police Monday who bnvt* the ♦•tick to n iilindv (due l.«-■ml ihu l.nllce atatlon and gu'-o tb« heps water and food. In Munolptsl fm irt. hoh'-rt L. 'IndUun. Iicgcj. sva-. ursld" to '"II acting .fudge tin Ildus Step- atrom whHher or not ho wai guilty of n dint g" of "■■*ucliv Li Htdmalk" and dechiretl timi h* had been trying slucu 7-:ltt In the morn-' Inn to sail llm hen*. H" waa fined III) and cn*t*. . h'I.uisI and "ls»lc to»d"9. died ROTARY CI.L'B Ic Inv •*' lb" University of PenThar* will lm no mwetlng of the riAylvanis hospital Rotary Club tmxt Monday on v s count nf Labor D.rv, PrerMent mKYf> iTuitltfrANE TOKYO. Aug. 31—(A9 - Th# Georg# Tnuhy announced today. wnixl typhoon In 11 yssr* whipped Aero** crowded Yoknhatna nml Tokyo tonight. Giant sees laalttd th* coast. High svave* accompanied an HO mile ah hum wind. Widespread damage wa* feared In const # l 21ess. THE WRATHFU JACKSONVILLE. Aug STATION Atlanta Boston Chicago Pint Japan"** repotU *ald a Kenaaa City steamer with 60 pauenaer* aboard New York mm lost off the China coaat Photnlg ncriiet Tokyo Hay. More than 200 fishing haste war* swept away d' from th* western shorn of Bagaml Bay. m' / Y - # W ': ■ --v.- ::- :t ; v ■* ' Alt | Nt'Mfo Ir Fined For Ciuelty To Animals ih! ii i:iU'i.iil**'tSi ¥ 'F t.in Hm .-ell strni-k s lu n tlv u flc r 4 ■ stO "Vlni-k In bin own home tissvn, seven m ile* no rth of l’"ri*. iln* -ilm tiff snld. I J " firs t tu.ik u fourd"ni m ilari friim is dris'ew iiy Ito* -ble t lie lioiin- of .1 mm-t Sm ith Hu'ii tim ke into n fillin g sfntuiit *P|"is|te the Pn ltii H m lint m il• ■'*il A lntlun, T u cke t tun nuiced. MlNslug from llm fillin g stutiiin ifai■i ".••tVJiL-A: sM; :tl gbirv of it fillin g -t-i’ i hi both st I'ntiu Harbor, svhb-li wori' nttrllin*"d Initay by Hluuiff Todd Tuc­ ket to John En lvin K m* .tdl, tha in u u-'l tni tiu " k ill-1 svlm lui* t"i i hi l/"d i r u11|r>nt, ,.f t'v, conn••-' since Id* eAciii"- firsm s'liiitity i ill Imre Kutiilny nlgtit a va '.-jb. vVvV r - i E u ilv inoriiliisr llieft .if a nednn n V I V l 8 r t O H 115111111111 1 ’ "• ud • t'» n le f-llfll v _______ ft.— l | I Ml/PR) (gift w|, , Ml h >ni is private bniiu' mil the litir- .•mnmrarr to "dvwato overthrow- | L i a "* •'"’,casta •xrzs tsir*’ faTurnMlShoira^'aattege ,r.,, . -■ Arms Aid Outlay « MHi "N o t a damn one of you 1* Ardlth Pettigrew, 14, Fort Bmlth; r iu picktnt, to. Fort Smith, and M l of tho escapee# ware involv­ Clara Northimrat, in, of near ed In tha Aug. 14 disorder which Kayattavltla. touched off a grand Jury Investi­ Tha Watt* and Mullins girls pram !nd*J*ot Fort ^ jdordal*. wae gation and lad to lha Indictment of clpitatad the Aug. 14 minor riot this two former school official* on ■l the Institution by itaglng a N w ’a s . w mistreatment of teen- drunken brawl on rubbing alcoholIb M r. *14 i i i , M S ■liar a Inmates. filched from the Infirmary. Tha known aa Count Vtetor two sveek* Ilall, Roe#, Haney and Pettigrew _____the rumpus _ on* of th* nrotldvi aao ago, five girls fled. All were girts were among the flv# who Had ■wlndlara waa dM egi m a d a d up within a few day* and during the excitement, returned to th* reformatory, to Mrs. Pruitt talc.' the Watte, Mul I* ' aouthweat of Little Rwk. line, Pickens and Northburst glrle I* “ip • UURCi fiMfi * f oa th* :-v ----- 5? f T w night's aacapasa wars idem were to have bean paroled shortly. n Kbool staff member a* The Watte and Mullins girla wars Watte, I t, ■, vCrawfords n e tv n e - removed from aolltery confineElite Mullins, mint at Urn nearby women1* re1 ' ' “ “ formatory Thuraday and returned to tha school, oa recommendation ( to M fin i t n Mg* Mb) Em I the restriction*. . „ Tha Becratary denounced Httsitents In eastern Germany *- »ul11 11„ v, uur riipetlng* ami sla's holding of two American 1 nili i unci 1 1, all nver the United raxeous, lllrgal and Impropri \ , fin llie campislgn contrlbuS te ti* llie sure svnv to gel |mHe said the Amerleans wand-' A(lmiiii:,f i .if p in 11 r . I' on, V'i i i i k I ih ii aaI i I " I dots’ll Ilce pi -lertinu I- tn make II cle ar rd Into the Russian tone lllfg.illv Monk It t-iiidll Imv*. been over a * itlrR 'I M J• i }- 11 1 I *rsI i .nt'1 "i linmli cd d llm * “ we '‘ ill in iiieet n u rs e lv e s " but Insisted they ............ "" |j i.f . iiu iixi Id, -nipportei, have barm and aholllcl I"’ ■•'••a"#'! b - ii M c l'n rtliy suggested I'Ofpi^M Tt.*»lr I'Irtii I VVllim t ls iM <tis I'eae S il l heiaed \Ve-|p’lie,fer rnurilv nffl- promptly. i nit l«i. ni'li la uls in mil prnvidlug Tin’ student* be referi'd I rt V \ H I N M i r j , .\tj- u -4/**» poll' e p inli-i'tinli al llie (Ini scene pH, i Sellers. IH. of Radn .f n * ’nrren Orlsner •-(* ti M ( (IJHI »||, ( f * f » , | ,|- l Torture Hi Him* A t HI u .hmIfiI picnic glove Hillside and W (t'aattaa#* Oa Paoa •Ul IVrk.kill | l.k •tfnis *» It' n, ^ I - o I aw (fi.-mls nf the county arr ■Ml f I I oi upiKjini i Piiliti HarburTiikes HIP,4II a S a aa m y rx Lj | n.t TAVARES, Aug. 31, -</!*> Slates Allurney J. W. Hunt#, day saul ihe defense counsel L" three negtoti charged willi rapi"j a ynuiiK farm wife had cast "«'> ious refleclinn against llie I - l 14'lewIt Milt 4 nm 1* County court and the comi> "I Florida." He said lhat in the molion in quash the indictment. drfri’*f counsel Alex Akerman. J r. of Or­ lando said the "presence of oulv one negro on the grand jury del MIAMI. Aug. S l - W - A email not result in a fair nr lawful mi The British plan wae not dis­ closed. However, authoritative tropical disturbance ? pannelling of it." Ravarnment It preparing leglela* pi c lril I iij ii '1 ' irlliy s.iid Ii* At ti.*i ii b ,.l ih- I -. 1l|K dl ilnllg ' IIIi *1ill tell lb,ii \ msl ,,, ,|i,| not |iiofii ..( In, vmiouf .......... ill'. !> "i ■(if#-11 # . . ,il. (I.- yus "(ument. 1 ,Mto a ' t > i 1 il'jt tin- last h tH i"1 ' • ii< nicnt br 'lin kctl licin llir t. nd, MrC.utby said today. H-j nut itt which 1 »aid ib.st 'till s i- in, opinion," Vaughan "k-ntil’iol tlu* lawyer in tlu- pardon c.tso iia Wtllinm 11. N cldctt and ilwsi’rll’i)il him as • lav pnrtnei of the lulo Senator Wdluiii liildiA McAdoo of Callf min ^’nllgllttu sisbt the convict<.( |i in t lijack rmsiketer waa I,"i — il Could of Cincinnati. t we postwar eras. Johnson i|ld tla continued on V-J Day with •<,;l found ground- E X P R E S S IV E L Y A S S E R T IN G hlim elf. Negro bunion,' I’nul Rohr He b’lil , new* conference that' »**lt m erit th;* press In New York C■It>* to cnuuiMiil on (lie ilo l near the dr* •lupmcnt* appear to be I unlit *<r w arn the le g io n ,’ tlir suigi-i declared, " t l u l I have tier'll iii Mi-iii|rlils, Totin., and FlorIds, snd I II In- in I ’eekakdl aga in ." it0*” m in ihe FBI one# il.,i ilie at repled a in fi-t" sn income and Two key member* of the British Cabin«l .sailed from Sauthtamp­ ion today for talk* in Washington aimed «t eating the British finan­ cial crisis. Sir Stafford Cripp*, chancellor ol the exchequer, end Ernest Bev­ in, foreign secretary, left England on whet Bevin celled ''probably one ol the limit important million* in hitloiy.” The two were accompanied by 13 aide* and experlt who will as­ sist in the presentation of a 20,000 word brief on Britain's finan­ cial problems and suggested solu­ tions at the conference with Cana­ dian and United States expert* opening Sept. 7. ••i’ ll,.., Innk-’l m i. Stunt - Set ret,rv of >1, 1, Ailiesoti said I Uniat dit' developments on the j )ugttslas biutlei appear to he part j "f t >v.tr .,( nerve* ___ t By '"Mill i\ UK WOLF Rumors Of Red T roop Publicity • 1 HI |><l i ^ i t W-V-IIIM.irty Aug. 31 —</P) on land and sea and tn i now on on! ,.r like tt-»- offen'ive," vn. , lie'll rrturn to I’rckikill. N, Y.. Cripps And Bevin inStrength In rrtpniitr to i (|liertton. Arll- "rilll of little i, the air." the Defense secretary v litre a •i«*' brnae up bit scheduled concert Siimdsv night uin siul lh.it ai l.u is hr know* I 11,'Stlll.ll -I I M The lie-’rci lingo tpnke last night tn a imml of i.llllfl cheering told the 31*1 National American r mi MifPTlllOlf 39 t»r ill^| to j .lllllluf1 ................... '• I,' Sail For America Legion suppoiters i* a Mail,m ■ally pruleiling lip* not. which started /after! I’, in a prepared addrem British II s. reside I- I #lclan, M I I r’i| biting ♦ v ein nm gimips slagr,| an anti. , , v ..» . Johnton. in what he called hit tb'iinimntst rally outside the c o n - " " ' ,n:” • '•pmerits lo tugo- lull for -i 1 For Trade J Talks first public address a* bead nl the rrri gr slavia qew Department ol Defentr. taid Akerman Rejects Truman Said Favor­ ptaca hat been elusive in the past. in bad .Indy S' .1 way In bolster Yugo­ ing Plan For Free it "Twice in our hands Twice we lei it OneNegroOnJury slavia's Marsh.s 11 Tito in his quar- Senators Agree Ri'hesnti referred to attendance Exchange Of Good* slip away. Now w# have it again at last night's rally—which In- *I with Moscow. within our grasp and this time As Against Law Yugoslavia, Aelirarsn said, has efiiiini i non^ persons standing outBy ASSOCIATED PRESS OHUt bo determined not to tel it made tio request for #a,sng of On Plan To Cut source* said It called for the formation of an Anglo-American council to aid British manufactur­ er* tn reaching the American markat. The plan wa* said to urge a lowering of American tariff* and contained^ provision* that Britain will try to cut government epandtng and Increase factoty output, „.„:out Increasing coat*. wlthi In Washington, government ofT,JJ¥hUr . o l.rr : . t bv President +rumf n 1AHm,n “ Tfiimin fn flirt l. .l.h t? ' th e ' (ration want* to make t eaeler n Sa nht,Delc for Brltlah and othar foreign gtod* that time h* aakad that tha mll*rga death rat*, than about 19 deaths per 100,000,000 miles, bo cut In naif,'' *i Th* toll of actual daatha, howaver, roe* slightly in July, Tha annual fight to make a gain In lives saved remains close. For July th* death toll M 60, an lneroaaa of I par i— from tbo 1,790 July toll of 1MI. July, January and April era tha only month* thti year to raaord more deaths than laat At tha and of aavaa-montha tha IMP death teal area 10.640, atill PHILADELPHIA. Aug. II j/pj ' By keeping awake and pirpar. ing accordingly" America can as­ sure permanent peace Secretary of Defense Loui* Johnton »aid to­ day. "We shell build our rampant to strong that no aggrettor will dare attack us. "We must achieve peace, and we will achieve it. "W# will achieve it in (he only way possible in this world of inefav affirmatively—by unniitukahl U-m'Lin r *i 'fp Black M.?tf i>tfr W ho Contril.in(-,| f‘n D em oL Acheson Declares Yugoslav Row Is W ar 0 i Nerves •PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 11— <JP\—The American Legion callan th* United States today to support any patriotic giuupa *r organisation* of Chinas#” who would fight Communist*, Th* reaotutlon, drafted by the Log Ion’* foreign relations comlltea, was adopted unanimous­ ly- A contrary proposal, report­ ed under discussion early this weak, lo “write olf" Chine as mat wae not offered. Th, con ventlon alto adopted unanlmnn. Iv the*# other molotlnn* of « • foreign policy commlllre: Endorsement of the Unite,I N*. tloni the Marshall Plan and the North Atlantic Part. Fivf prominent men were inItanlly killed end two other* died fplhi* morning a* the reiult ol the ^eiaeh of a taven panenger 1941 Chryller *#dan again*! the ronrrete abutment of the Monroe Bridge at 10:4) o’clock last night. Killed in the craih were A. M Coll. Palelka. owner of the Chiyilert Dr. Frank D. Abernathy, Jr., Jackionvilla: Tom W. Millinor of High Springe who i* a brother , of Mre. E. B. Carter of Sanford: C. Vann and M. Z. Poage, both oi Palatka. Dr. Nye, an nitaopathic surgeon of Palatka, died at ):00 lock | thi» morning at Fernald-Leughton Memorial Hospital. Hi* wife, rum Thirty-one year-old Paul A. moned from Palatka, wa* at the, Wegner, who tomorrow become# bedtida. Je*»# J. D'Arcy Sr., alrol president of Rolline College. A top executive of Bell and of Palatka, died at the hoipital at former Howell Co., Chicago, he ie th* 7:4) o’clock. youngest head of an accredited t ’ At the time of the accident ihe milage In the country. He will ar­ et Winter Park about Sept. men were returning to Palaika rive 16. Wagner aurceede Dr. Hamil­ from Sanford where they bad been ton Holt, who retired after serv­ attending the bateball game tail ing h, president sine* 1921. night between the two citie*. Four ambulance*, two from the Erickson Funeral Home ami two from DeLand, were summoned to the scene of what Sheriff I. A. Mero deecrlbed a* the wor»t automobile dliaeter tn the history m of Seminole County. Mero. hit ~ deputies and Highway Patrolmen Pouglaa and Hooten directed op­ eration*. Two wreckers were re­ quired to extricate the deed and Injured from underneath the badly wrecked automobile which was on the bridge 40 feet from the abut­ ment and upald# down. Reviewing th# probable elrcumataneee of tha accident. Sheriff Mero aatlmated that tha Chrysler Vaughan Says Income Tax Charge Checked By FBI W as Untrue Robeson Says ‘State’ Aided Riot w- al a .‘j I �I Federal Judgw should be mob* evenly divided between the two tiartieit, say Senators H. Alexander Sm ith and Hob* e rt C. Hendrickson of New Jersey. They reg re t th a t only cm* o f tM nine Supreme Court justices, Harold H. Burton, •••tar*, r ia r it e , a Caaaraaa at H a ra k is a Republican, and only 65 out of 288 federal judges are Y ■QitUND U Republicans. i Kttlaf o o a u o n dba ii ntion of Judges. In the early twenties Dem ocratic represen As a rule, only politicians keep track of th e p arty afflll V M cnirrtoa Carrier tativus on the Supreme Court dropped to two, Jam es C. Me* Menlb it# Maaika Reynolds and Louis 1). Braudels. President H arding there­ p Vaalki fore filled a vacancy with the appointm ent of a Democrat, at one p a rty should not that abitaarr aallrsw, a r r i a . f Pierce B utler of Mlnnesotn, so th J N M lm laH u t . monopolise the nation's highest court, It Is not on record itartalaaraia »— - 5 W 1* th at he or his Republican successors, Coolldge and Hoover, - taaaa. will water Mrarti appointed Democrats to tin lower courts. tm ia w r The choice of Butler is a rem inder th a t tb a re Is more X.wT!r*i to picking a Judge than party membership; Presidents gen­ « Clip, a„a H#r«l4 te erally prefer Judges of their iwlitlcal philosophy. Conserva­ tion presidents lean to conservative judges, and liberal presi­ dents to liberal ones. Butler, though a Democrat, was a corporation attorney whose viewpoint waa Indistinguishable from th a t of the most conservative m em ber of th e G. 0 . P. WEDNESDAY, AUO, SI, n o If Presidest Truman should n a m e a n y Republican Judges, they doutblesa would come from the liberal wing of A Dani.li psychiatrist lutanird i \ Swilmland Hip other <t*v ih.i the party. leading Usurp jn em y U flM IW S S I ranch of government throughout I * world ilmuld be required to i ibmit to a menial teit by « com-ty n l psychiatrist". We are afraid good many tlaleimen would thus ' disqualified. IAssistant Srcielar) uf Ijiboi on layt tliul unless the sirrl miry wa nr dispute ii settled llisfsctorily, the nation facet a (ntt of diiailioui itrikei run ,#9 ihiougli all indutlriet. And unRtunately, if it is icltled tAtiiCtorily, the nation facet • teiiet piica .inciratet which can be less diiailioui. i There teemt to be a very little chance ever of rutting the coil of I^Virnmfnl spending. When a Sen* alt move wai made to initrucl PWiident Truman to cut federal Sipendituiti by 5 to 10 percent, only 28 senators voted againsl it, including our own Senator Pepper, but they were enough to block the move. Under a ruling by Vice Pret Hint Barkley nub initluclbns to the Pietidenl would have required •jtwo-thirde vole. . i ill ;The probability that Dan Mc­ Carty will attain be n candidate fm favernor of Florida, come 1052 vr#l tees,in a newt Bury (|Uoled in J advertisement in the 'Tampa bunt having to do with the of orange trrei. "Dan himsays be it willing to leave llir lorn and peacefulnett of hit ; and hit friendly neighbor! to •* thq complex ptwblmnw of •innor”, tbit article tayt. *becai|ta at he put* it. "I want to Lqve my stale for lour yean and ape if I can contribute lumelhiny which will make Moiida a belter place in which to liva * Cbarlet Gale* Dawei, lint chair­ man of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, loimer Vice Pittidam of the Unite'd Slate*, former thauadnr at the Court of St. met. author of the ''Dawe* I Ian which wat to uvi Europe after U S ftrtl World War from the hankHBlcy Ibf reparaliom payments. wTsadieir general during that war. hralrd hi* 84th birthday in ago the other day. Had It not :rj for that and a KtlV notice [. the >ewipaper» about it. w* lid not hnvn remembered whelhha wat still alive or dead. But a matter of fact, he it hoard Arman of the City National I and Trutl Company of Chi\ and'tpendi lour hour* a day ^la d#»k in hit offica, a not intiderahle job for a man of 84. K ■V - [Ut«l Hr HEWITT MACK BN t i l AP Foreign Affalra Analyst On* of the hottatt place* ol I By HOWARD W. BLAKESLEE currant new* out of Europe It Associated Press Helance Eritor th* report reaching Wnablngton NEW YORK, Aug. a t - V P ) - . that Stalin's hold on the Bad You can walk into raging fiitB aatcllite statu* has been badly with flamda llckligt your untltu shaken by Moscow'* row with body, and live there comfortahly Martha! Tito of Yugoslavia. for more than two minutes In a John M. It Ivbtower, AP dip­ new snow-white suit out of th* lomatic expert In Wat hint ton, Aeti Merle*] Lalioratory. tayt thin Information !a contain This suit, the flrat and only un* ti„ In highly retponalbla re p o rt vat mad*, wits shown to tha Aeio 1 from Eastern Europe. That# r#-j Medical Association today by Hie port* are expected to play an laboratory'* doctors from Wright Important part in tha forthcom­ Field, Ohio. T ing meeting* In tha American The put pose In rescue Wuii. in i.pltal among Secretary of Stat* the gasoline of wrecked alrpltnti Acnaaon, Hritlah Foralgn Seen, Thu suit withstands i.tioe d --^ tary Iievln ami French Foreign greet fahrenhelt for up to tiuee Minister Schuman. minute*. Than you com* out to "Wetter n diplomat*/’ t a y t cool dawn, but only the suit needs Hightower, forctee In theta m att­ cooling. ing* a three-power review of th* The snowy suit hat IN layers, grand itratvgy of th* cold war which plla up to a thickness of with Hutila. followed by a de­ about half an Inch. termined offort to devil* new The first two outer layer* ere moves against the Kremlin." fiber-glass, which 1* whit* us Sentntlonnl at thii nawt la, It driven snow, and the whiteness re. >...>» T4.U fleets away turn* of tha heat. The numerous timet hat pointed out third layer down It silver foil. Th* that tha trend in Kaitern Europe, T raffic H uleB burnished silver also deflects the,a nnd eapaclally the Kramlln-TIto heat, and tha metal won't melt fight, might be expected to weak­ even at 8.000 degree*. Program s for accidunt pru volition usually emphasixe drive en Huttlla't hold on tha attai­ Then follow layers uf glay* training, mechanical efficiency mid good roads. P articipants nt**. f'lechoiiovakla, Poland and cloth. In xouet of three to four Hungary all have powerful ele­ ouch, interspersed with aluminum in h recent traffic institute held a t N orthw estern Univer ment* of oppmdllon to Rad rule. foil. slty shifted this emphasis to u need for uniform traffic Ard Finland hat refuted to bow I.nver number 17 is coal black to Motcow. rules In all p a rts of the country. fiber glass coated with naopren* The Yugotlnv dictator’* dtPointing out that the fact that the average motorist flonce, In refuting to surrender Black absorbs heat. This layer close to th* skin ab­ travels nearly ten thousand miles u year, tl. D. Kennedy, hit country'* sovereignty to Mo*, sorbs the heat from your body. vice-president of the Automotive Safety Foundation, declar­ row. ha* placed Hutila In the The Aero Medical men say a ed th a t the traveler has a right to expect uniform regula- difficult potitlon of having to man can remain comfortable uqL rnaka him eat crow—and quick­ ions, signs and safety signals. Vast differences in those ly—unlett the it to auttain a this sulh for over two hour* dur­ ing a heat wave In tho 00'*. This m atters exist among cities anil among sections of the nation rfitaatruut lota of face among seem* to be a tip for manufactur­ The resulting confusion causes accidents and contributes to the intellite*. Kul how to get at ers of hot-weather clothes. tra ffic tangles, according to findings a t the N orthw estern the recalcitrant and imperturb­ The final inner lay«r Is nylon, able Tito, who refutes to budge institute. not used because of heat resist­ ltorn hit potitlon7 ance, hut to make It easy tu slid* A uniform body of ttuffic law for the whole nation Of courte mighty Itmila could Into the ault with fire-regulation could not be easily or quickly achieved, but the necessary honrlle Yugoslavia by force speed time and labor would Is* well spent. E verything posHibb handily enough if there weren’t The Aero laboratory show* an­ Mitilde Interference. But there other suit, plaatlc, about as thlcl. should be dene to lower the appalling num ber of tra ffic in­ might ho uutilde Interference. and heavy as a souwestcr. Ibis juries and fatalities. There might be another world suit, with u helmet, Is an air tight . war gong full tilt ovornlght. cage. It is made for personnel ■ Troop movement* In neighbor­ working on rocket, weapons, who ing Bulgaria and Romania have treet iqirooted, but It it my opinion Divided Ireland ate exposed to nitric add fume.. led to speculation that war might that citrus damage will not tie a* A long air host) Is collected lo be developing between them andi Too Late To ClatNifjr great ns first report* have ii and these suits tu keep the wurkeis The Irish question is up agtdn. It has been injected into Yugoslavia. That could be, but! j even through it may be heavy ill B, tUHHBLL KAY cool. Their own body haul makes __________ | tome section* tlio Iticreutn In price a m eeting of the new Council of Kurope by un Irish delegate. here again Motcow would be Hie Hull intolerable in a few min­ running a great risk In lattlng! William Norton, who denounced "the m ilitary occupation ol such n conflict develop, btcauaa utes File ft rat hurricane that Hiilod water avalem and everythin); else! tjIU)l offset the lot* The laboratory also lias a mas­ N orthern Ireland by Britain" and urged the Council to briny It could grow Into world con-1 r.“\ a- lirdubbed "Harry**" hut this U.ut wu.n'l actually nulled iluwn.] | ,|,‘ ,,"t know of cmi ,,!T‘ tu.\mrrJ u \ i T y»‘ w l "■IW down.! | .......... know of courte how sage suit for pilots who get fuflirt. It lo an end. m i,u ' *i l"*« Thu hotel personnel went gruiiil—| severe the damage wu* ....... In- tlgucd by long periods uf sitting That leave* tha Muscovites tloiida on th# lower east const __________ they broke out willi ...........flutltlightej ....... eus| coast t,r around the Lake III it cramped fighter plane cock­ He got nowhere, for two good reusons. One Is th a t l hi with the ulternatlvea of try in g 'ttni1 did a tnaka dance up through, and caitdli'i, provided u buttery 1“ cry uron, 1,1ut I imuglno nfler folka pit. The massage is done by son,* infant Council bus already enough problems to handle w ith­ to smnth Tllo economically, or ol lh«_ cottier _of _tlre statu to blow radio -Tfor — our entertainment - ........- ..... .. *»"‘l' have had a chance to really ipuko bulbs Inside the lining of an otdl-9 out taking on any more, particularly one th a t is not u press­ intplrlng n revolt agalnat him Itself out In, Oeorgla, wo named, salvaged enough cracked ko am i;* careful chock they will find it nnrv flying suit. boot. * In honor of I.oiilo W ad.-1Co.a-Cola to lust through-out Hu |, n*t |„„j they first tnrmlted. ing emergency. The second is that Northern Ireland i» not among h* own people. The hull,* are connected to s The eronomnlr approach al­ worth, r,resident of Ihe Marlila evonlng. Climbing up six flight*. Hurricane relief organisation* uihducd by B ritish arm s but clings to Great Britain through tank, and by pressing u ready hat lieen tried without the 1 res* Association and publisher; of stairs tu our rooms while ba-! throughout the urea did a master- . nitrogenih„ pilot can put gentle, choice. ■iesired turret*. On order* from «f Jhe Suwannee Democrat at Llva 1,truing u lighted candle wo* quite f,,| Job, police and fire depart- pulsating pruasoru on bis Ids legs and This year's election gave un cmphutic m ajority In favor the Kremlin, neighboring eatal- Oak. an experience, I think every- ’j meats in the various localities abdomen. The Aero, doctors say ----------............but ................. • ' ,- 1' You aea Loul* had set the date Mivt cut Yugotlavla off from ope enjoyed It. 'were alert and the way sanitary <f m aintaining th e bond with England, and showed that thnt is most rt>stful. tuppllea. Tha Unexpect­ lot the mld-aummer newspaper The night waa a dllly. The tom departments and the State Rond Thu suits also automatically desire fo r union w ith the southern purt of the Island is felt essential ed rctult was that Tito promptly clink for Aug. 8fl, 87, 88 at Lake came down in torrents mid the Department ;r*w» cleared main swell when a plane dives too fast, only by a m inority of the N orthern Irish. tnrnad to the wvit for aid—and Wales. A* a picker of dales and wind howled like a play boy wolf arteries and kept traffic moving and by their pressuY# keep a man places, ws of tha Fourth Estate at a beauty conteat. The center was email tig, They deserve a lot fiom blacking out. Experts here gut It. Waihlngton approved ire courageous courai who ware enough lo of tha sturm pasted a llule west 0f credit, irurcha*a uf equipm ent. fo r •> Spitsbergen X*v Ihakty wearing-on#' af Hand the gat hi gathering take our of it* I. think,Jg/wt Went earVylrfit ’ 'fcfoatly ftffthifceftil were th’i 4x- suits rig atoel mill, *nA,tk« b» a pilot can. without blacking f, y *+ Ilona T umbra off lu Louis for he car srin loads of tree*, billboard*. ,wrl troul.Ti- shooting crews of Ihu oUl, hit n sliced that would taar are that he alio will g< sombreros Another war might at least fam iliarize Americans with a large loan from the Wort (■Inly put Ids chubby finger on awnings, garden furniture nnd tuluphonu and power companies, thu wings off Ids plane. the *poit, a lol of now plitces. One Is the Arctic (sluml of Spitsbergen. Bank. other trinkets. Working liku I,cavers without rust It was to I,, strictly a business Hu that teumt to reduce tha W« didn’t expect to find mucli (|]uy ,,U|, umurgcncy linus, nnd 1 owned by Norway. It used to be a jum ping off jsdnt for ex Highway Accidents to the one of Inspir­ session with no entertainment or left of the town In th» morning but wa„ to plume my homu In peditlous trying to reach the N orth Pole, hilt hua dropped poaalillltlet ing within Ynugoatavta a revolt other events to take uur minds nlf when daylight canto most of It farnpa in kssTlmn H flours iuter off explorer’s schedules since the Pole has been ntti|ined. Il'nllsstS W»»as r»«e »*•» Win still util) (hf>r«. Thu roof ranf had hntl luien 1■tl... ***«#»*• had t> ei«i«ia*sl ILight .tight v.hlch might he atiiated stir- our work. Honor guest of the As- was there. The the .t„>n, storm «center passed, ,orn off „rf n„ sisalile gu.„„_ Now m ilitary expert 4 a re giving Kpishergen attention raptltluutly ami unofficially by social Ion and publTsherof the Mis- lorn garage ------across | am| power was restored a few 1,0 had perfect record* of no In,tits Iliter despite the fact Unit deaths at the end of aavan teciiuse It Is on the direct air route between R uhsIu and the nvlghlmrlng Bed aateltltaa. Oh- ilon (Tex.| Times. Joe arrived the street from the hotel, markers |,„nr rerognixn that thin may Juil « i|YitJ||il of th*' „n<j iiwnlnifH un »omt» uf t)iu liuiltl- hundred* of peles were ituwu nnd mi,nth* of 1D4D. Only New Hsdmlustrial cities of I he United States. If war came between teivera he what Hristln now I* maneu­ «torrn mid III till* l> cm# pichk |n^„ Wltr# Hlruwrtl ult.itK thu nidi** wires n lungled mess In many ford, Mass., had a population last and West, Spitsbergen would be un excellent a ir bus« vering for. In any event there la exceeding 100,000. ,l?v*r wmIKh. pitliiiA w#rt* lyl«i|T place*. For July alon# th# thra# Wadfor whichever power got it first. ' V »b"ut 8(1 newsoaper; „„ |llui|1 llMckH U|B street, no doubt tlmt heavy praaaura la t*n!m * Hut the sun is shining again, lug no-ilrath cities were Cincln- 0) The Norwegians, it appears, intend th at Spitsbergen being brought to arouia dis­ folks got to the partv, nobody al- |ll|t wben the mess Is cleaned up the winds have calmed down and imti, population 47tt,80Oi Birm­ among the Yugoitava M - ' l u ' t h i , * nA, u l. V‘ In « 'lav or so I doubt if you were hurricanes or no hurricanes I ahull nut fall into Russian hands. If war should Weak out, content with their govemmant. l?g rjtna ‘o down their spirits j | 0 v)n|( th* town you would over atlll think Florida Is n hotter jdaca ingham, 806,800 ami Providence, Spitsbergen bases wuuld be p u t s t the dUiamul of the signers Should anything untoward hap­ to live than anywhere else oil 871,D00. m ^ tr h V nmun ^ .o r o ’L thl!|'0hick l>M,i tot,0#n * itorm' Leading cltlea In aach popula­ of the Atluntfc Pact, that mtUhid a' iruiita thnt l(n0W Driving Tamp# Hundiy earth and I’ll lake tny chance with pen to Tito personally. Motcow’* that group for tha first seven way likely would ba greatly I expectad to see plenty of do­ a hurricane any day in praferenc# tion smoothed, tinea tha Marshal do­ lls! j- ? —^ -l--n-*n.,n ' dlxlofblnu struction at, Herluw, Lakeland. to an earthquake, a heat wave, a months of 1040 ranked according to the number of traffic dsaths minate* hla country. And • • ob­ hn. 1 . i’lant City “ml other point* for bllsiAriJt * cyclone or a tornado* fin each 10,000 registered vehic­ Th#. BrlC#al Duyl| ClUl* hoiliw RIiMi r"‘*10 MinnrlM knil Inrllrtaliirt that (h it served In a previous column, Mikiuiim ihi' r'T'oft* had Indicated les: be Isn't a particularly good In­ publuhar* of ^tha Lako Wales , n wouUl run Into tha millions, but Over 800,000 population—Minsurance risk. Atnllar*^anA i u f / «, . 1H wasn't anywhsre nsar as bad as Many New Hotels *“ “ Francisco 8.3; neapolia 1.7] » ,f It had been reported. A few hulldTo Be Constructed Buffalo 2.7. Ban "ot. war* pretty badly 200.000- 600,000—Portland, Ora. », w ulats gli k.gtoo«h.t up until ha collected tW L * ." m**J 'damaged, lata glass win ijwaiting and got bark _. to ?»r dnwa^werq TAt.LAHA8flKK, Aug. 81-VP» 1.1; Newark 1.6] Oklahoma City „ ilows wc , anTaalad but outsid» WASHINGTON, Aug. 31— — Tha spotlight of controversy is J in =*thsiniu( iho t of that it waa waa nafjifiMe. —The State Hotel Commission 1.6. When Mr. Truman returned vie- Hak«s^«>aein vnlna 'out*owill, ns nothing nan lo brash, iwinhibitasi Maj. Gaaarsl Harry U Vaughan. 100.000- 200,000—New Bedford, naidarabl* fruit tstenKilni UnlT . There WBS COnsiwrrsms u n ,, on Uat month authorised M,#18,647 'Mas*;, 0.01 Waterbary, Conn., ground and 1 taw a few cilru# worth of lodging and restaurant By his own wo.d. Vsugn.n owaa'hU long'lrklidship"wIih**KT,Vy S. I X k d 'o n * as‘ Ms ^ 1« U ry “ i f t w wank thg alayatora. telephone lines. 0.7: Hartfbrd, Conn.. 0,8. friiman to his lalaiit for attracting that spotlight. As Mr. Truman's «*• bombing of Pearl Harbor ha r: constructionn mIn Florida. 100,000—Cadar Rapids, Hotel Commissioner Jams* T. la.,60.000military aide, tlw fail-talking general owes his present plara in tha want un acllva duty and spent Hvamfltm, HI., and Stamford, nawi to the same faculty. • --------------- ——------------------- months in. tha Bouth PaetfU. I. I.andun said tha work would add Cunn., all 0.0. 6,72* rooms to thu total available valided hum* after a plana eras Whan Mr. Truman entered tha nlr." 26,00(1-60,000—Bolaa. Idaho, El­ In tha statu and Increase th* mira, N. Y-, and Ann Arbor, ho was named liaison offlner bs White House in ID46, Vaughan Vaughan later observed: restaurant seating rapacity by tween thu War Department and entered with him. The fireworks Mich., nil 0.0. . „ l,l#0, , „ , 10.000- 26,000—Kanmora, N. Y-, started to kxplode around hla hepd m#. T W i S i 'f t f f J i r i w,,uih. * * oU>er aides is lug committee. Tha construction permits In- Richland, Wash., Vantura, Calif., C almost Immadlately. ' that Di i J L w ,L l*»AM 0D8BB. JR. cludad 17,884.700 for apartment nil 0.0. i V i S «»j«pular With I Aa Vice President. Mr. Trum* In an addrtai to the Woman's •oma columnists and editorial had Vaughan ,M,lc* •**d Stepefruit weren't tha only ihinga set h o u a a , 1700,000 for hotels appointed - .1-tJU Hi ___ Auxiliary of the Alexandria, Va„ writers, which Is, in some In­ by Horkfa'a 1428,t#7 far roaming houssa and aids—tha tm first vice pra- •-Hying . •— .--m ilitary aide— wf W f L V hurrkana . P i • last weakamL Church, to which ha belongs, stance*, a decidsd Tropical BJow *. recumtnrnda- slduntlal blatoi • *fo»rn «l»° kicked up soma awesome adiactivas which migfil tourist courte and 9262,860 for ilal military aide aldo In in history. Vaughan compared the now aluax reatauranW. And tha General kept tha Job executive with tha lata President - ■’* was indead a devsitatad land. IC m D i s W D i m s Wage p s s ) , Plnallss Couaty lad with Koosevelt by saying) w«» • “««•«•• on. «. the Weather Bu­ •* 98.078^00 worth of parmita In Indicates slight tncraaaa in In­ reau raobaaa such thinga, Estl-« tensity tha disturbance con­ "It's just Ilka having n fancy House officials Is hla | Vaughan waa born Nov. M, mates of tha yamags range from July. Pad# County had h* 91,982,660, tinual UaIf,prassnt course and rata n*r of caviar over a long par* to!"Pr«?JL'!,Vl,n* frl,nd»hlP *l»h and Orange ol Duval 91,072,806 ■ ,000,000 at Ulaagow, Mo. tHa grad10 to RWjSoo.r IWJIOO.OOO. It will •h,n»|7 frpm houaas, and dumped of movamank tha canter will pa*a , but aometlmss you Ilka to gat 91,001,000. 91,001.000. k 4»f more bafora a close f°r water and hyaelnlha thp Tha July total was 92.898.677 vary close to Barbados this af­ te reached. | riverfront yards, Damage *In tha chuYchii, Sbora tha amount of nutborlxad ternoon. - • 4. “ ..... ............................ I Spotlight Of Controversy Said To Be Nothing New To Vaughan £ L ilt W eek’s Hurricane Not Much Compared With “ Greats” Of P ait figures on tha Hirothimn lh toll placed the number of i.al between 210,000 and 240,Mrsoni. Previous eslimsles placed it as high at 80,000. Many were injured, no one la know. Thus were two ___ bombs dropped in ihe last t, both on Japan, one at Hiro•nd one at Nagaukt* In next war tni there mey not ba as atomic bombs dropped at war* block busters in the atoLT Sk. I u!.»0S!5‘ l* WM y*»ra, and later waa s s u iu s s •r, but there will ba a good and If each taka do." ‘ of than------R i f t ^dressing-'down^by > tU-,r-; ' r,pr,M nUtlv*’ Informal apd Jovial, Vaughan Administration officials wioead, Uvai, or anywhara near commanding ganaral whan Ip an irrapraaslbla praealbli quipatPr. arrived—lata and noisy. puiay, tha war may not last Vaughan said later ha had thought Whan a him to the talk w u off t >living Lieut, framin' » write nn thin a fawjayf. In February, t# r, Vaughan rslatad. "1 at Roots vtlt wrttas in Me- , that tha , joinM ■ a*,? 3 14 Youth Coagra i knew it wean'd tM to chan^^Hte orgaaiiawho marries SrJi , tp manauvara na rnuak of n mlt Mm mi I . Truman ba- ^wortTBL, ^ m i ^ ’ieuatoS r,7M’J5T ' u i! « v * Tn"“n ** ^ h L 'T « hd:‘” "ri, •• ” r-i ’B isaL sv at ill laarnod to i* aasiar to fiber Glass Suit Is Designed To Repell Flames EXPECTATIONS THEW ORLDTIMV mm "Small craft tn Windward and |) southem. Laaward Islands and all other inter«te-4n tha ana should Wolves may have jiva^to four­ taka praoguwna agalnat posslbl* *h? risk of teti ng, kilted urrleanas teen young In • alngh tuenhsa In Intensity of tnte disn in n for further turbanca, . 8i ifiiiinm in S I ■eauaad • * ,yjl *va rlout if:of. Jj| FUrtoa's moat dostructiva hitrri- S .tf s '9 B ^ .A f y t "icB cal ■uaJ5asa»,r "• wax more valuable. apej^who think tha nockad ba- construction In Juno. X J a f fiS a * b, _ 17,000,000 Itijo m * • • • - vm »f*fite fadaral ° W « R t r ^ * d U»froan ★ Itb v try low ibUm « b m ■7>ili.T. i.Mtf to M y; PvPiw’ ia* W ■f ^ if ‘" ■';l y-'. I'. avaUabis U S i t t S iT S U X tlV : ty l m- from rs- advlaorlaa , _ than taka It ovar to ronnateanac this aftornoon.1 "• t “o n' i!f f 4I. and aalt IE ^.vyt‘--- •” 1.. - Jl \ ■4^9 ■. v ■> h', AAd Ttamr < rwr, • »Tlwri.’a' * 1 i « �iMgnK<) if Man p o T T AUGUST SI, 194| PAGE T H R l i T H E S A in H » U > SBP U t P . SANTO RO , F I g g I » £ Social A n d Personal Activities Teen Talk AP Ntwafealurea York attorney. Rooievelt, who la 35, recently was elerted to Congress from N*4v York’s 20th (M anhattan) N IW YORK, Aug. 31—n il— j ' , • Rag, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr., *'is first marriage to the form, *011 of the wartime president, '■■thcl .hi I’ont ended In '» will bs marrlad today to soclnllto ^cviidii divorce Inst May. Th4)f Susannc Perrin of New York, have hvB children, Franklin D, hla office enounced. , Hooarvrlt :trd, now to, and The wedding la to be « 1 ' hrubiplwr, 7. private ceremony. Duly members > it will be u first marriage fo j of the two families and a fetv tie I'buidc Mis, Perrin. Intimate friends will attend ! — r The coupte* got their wediting .... , . , .. J P. D. Roosevelt, Jr. Weds Suzanne Perrin Home Movies Make People Mend Ways By BETTY "CLARKF. Hold everything, brown-haired AP Nv*(features Beauty Editor girls, before putting that touch Telephone 148 of henna or peroxide In your rinse If more people could «ee themve» ay other* *ee them, may he water. Not only the new Junior ■el thev’d mend their w-aya ami '»» j Miss America, but her two run­ happier. For one thing, more girl * ners-up have brown hair. might find husband* and more Carolyn ttudv, ol Bluff ton, Ind., husbands might be able t o ; the winner, sang and strolled her their wives, say* Wally A wav to the title. The 17-year-old hold Moeu. vice president of s cam era1 Members of tha Tourist Club l Mias Betty Jo Holloway plans i high school girl grabbed tha crown company I ilcll and Hmvell. I He will maat a t tha Tourlat Center j to leave on Friday for Muntgom- j on mi _ the stei ngth of her beauty ■ 11 l-wB Pwldav MU# I**■ri i n ImriH’T IP if ill • t 7:80 o'clock. A abort butlneaa ary,. Ala., w hen she will enter Jam! accomplishments, which In say*: people actually are shock- J who aerved Ftwo V'years In the I'lttiiHi-ls cistc’in Auatrm•aaaion will ba hald after which eluded piano playing, singing and cd"Some school for the coming year. when they sec themselves In ihuffleboard, entertainment and baton twirling. Ho get busy with home Marincs, gave her age as 28 and U<1 ........ ...... ^ movies, They Just can't be-1 rafraehmanta will ba enjoyed. your bagpipes, girls. If you want her residence as Piping Rock ” Prlenda of Mr. and Mrs. George , - - , jleve they look and act so silly ' Entertainment la under tha direc­ Stine will be intonated to learn «*' comijete for the crown next ftometlme- they try to persiiad.’j Club, Locust Valley. N. Y. She is The plmiel Jupiter completes* tion of Mlee Mary McMahon and they aic celebrating their year. It s not enough to Just be themselves that the camera Is ( the daughter of Mr*. Perrin and it" " i 1"' iwuind the sun only oncoj lefreahm enti, Mrs. A. C, Starke, wedd Ing anniversary today. plain ol' beautiful these days. fault., IliHt It run* faslei or slower j the late Lee Jam r- Perrin, New every 12 years. ^ h a public la Invited to attend. And, retnemliei youi diet, loo—tha than it should, and write asking | five-feet-five Junior Queen meas­ Georga Y. Collie has returned ures .14 bust, 114 waist, 14 hips— nur advice " You .nn benefit by (lie little to hie home in Osteen from Macon, lood men su remen Is In nny glamor 1 1*c —lltsi .how up in these hnmei Ga. where he has been visiting rague. TH mo es however. sny» Mr Moen hla sitter. Mrs. A. C. Gledhlll, Jr. Did the title go to Carolyn’s Foi giiL ” ho’.l like to give them rg S „ i »» « ,n , u u bend? Absululely, not. AH she Is Mra. Geo m e Stine ami her Mrs. L>. M. Ross of Grants N.M. thinking about Is going back to ael'es si'iceo tests soil profit In (fl daughter Mrs. John Hughca enter­ H rlrtt y o u r "xitmll w .n iilers" liere r u tlieir Is the f u**t °f ber brother-in* high school when she plans to them he list* the following types tained with a ahower laat evening law and sister. Mr. ami Mrs. W .J,tudy jourmillsm. One of her con- and faults whliV show up In new ai’hf.ol tug" at 8:00 o’clock honoring Mia. ft 8. Thornton at their home, tfllH r..-<i prism i. n scholarship to a movies txkeo at hrldge parlies, Undo Sloan at the Stine hi ime teas, lo ck fast* , dlnnn.i, rerep H'or H uy * 1 1 ' 1 i>nt 1 4 -1 imnt.v in ll'acl. »,nl . J , W**1 Pt** 1Vnw Yurt Pbnstrirsl school In Mayfair. Attracting much com­ » Alio 4l( ■ I If von want to avoid hobbling Hull v>i H rm vn ment were the original decoration* 1. The woman who blows rig CAOIt H'llfli Htenbei.ton 74, of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Btfnerlphcr'atound like an old lady when you •rftte sniok.’ in hri bridge tmi Othlch Included the fireplace dirJenn, l.,i . amt lu« Itinrre. June and daughter Grace Marie rc -ia ie :U>, choose your shoes with S h lrtH til Rbivli ttml Ued . . .bwh'bHis in lim w ii, T hu . gulaed a* a haaalnette with baby turned laat week from Chaltan-' ciiie now. Hr maybe you already iter's farp, or talks with u clgai Met'in land ,>1 V uikci*. N Y , kiss G re e n . ■ l.niijiiex in g n lu n iliiu ’ nml Twill pink and blue crepe paper. On site In her mouth, ot flicks It ooga. Grandview and Gatllnburg, me having little troublesome sfiei ivlnninc f t rtlO nn a radio each aide of the fireplace w*. a Tenn., where they visited for winnings such as a small toe that nervously ami Incessently on the show m S’ eiv York City and Invit­ F o r G irin : New CoMmi l»rt*(txe:i in (ilnglinm , lin le s i'e tit large atork holding a life aiual thrr* week*. curls, or a corn or a bunion or a ashtray. men.bers of lb* radio audience C h a m b ra y (tmi r n r iliiv 'y doll. 2 The girl who twists tier ing callous to attend that, weddina *t vVest Large doll carriages also on mouth to one side when she talks, Point a*x) ton* When thmusndi 8gt. Jack Moye arrivrd on MonI’odintrists say that must of each aide of the mantel held “ 'ey. Has., to apctnl their footsore patients blame or who pops her eves in wide- of peopi* b*gon cslling to their ac* day from Our Nnle rtmiinnew tin Summer Shirk ahower gift* which were later a week In Sanford with Mrs. Moye tliclr fool ills on wearlngs in­ eyed sinnm nrnl at every thing repisnr* Col Psnl Hawkins of tha preaenteif to the honotee. Slime Ileum reduietl In '/ pine and their son at thilt home, tl2o filling shot’s on their teens Home that is •nld, or who "bounce*" Academy »,ked Ihe "guests" not to On the coflee table waa an­ West First 8treet, Upon hi s re-J girls aie ashamed to wear large chewing gum around in her m.mth sttetid. (fnfe*nifrfr>nal) other arrangement which consist­ ,1. Unladylike poses slit'll ns sit lev. Sul. 8 turn ti^F t- Riley, Moye wlll]*hoes foi Irnt It will cramp their ed of a email cradle and a doll enter Officers Candidate School, j style, but crumping their feet ting m standing straddle-legged ■benrated with pink rosebud*. ii -------I still i* worse piinlshnii’til. Mayln? ot with l e g s and arms akimbo to Tlther summer flowers were used u Friend* of II. II. Nickerson willl we’ll blame It on the poet* for with knees crossed high above ihA fiuniuis wire maker, tehabod In decorating the rooms. During I'hmie 1185 be glad to know that he has brim j lauding the girl with liny feet, (highs 115 MRfmillH Ave. Wathhurn. ptoilnced a steel wlta, the evening several novel games 4 (Irooming faults such ns at a low cost, suitable for uea in removed to his home at Jilt* We.il | and perhaps we’ve played up and contests wore enjoyed with Twelfth 8tieet from Orange Me- j Cimlerelin fur loo much. Hut It crooked stia'klng seams, slips hoop skills oriiaa holng won by Mrs. F. T. morlal Hospital In Orlumlo whot«| ret Inlnlv Is no disgrace to have that thang below ill esses, tun 'Meriwether ami Mlaa Martha he underwent an operation last j big, feet these days. Girls are down Iteels W ight <' A - r week, lie Is reported a* recupei bigger and it goes with site. Amt B Had makeup Intis which In At the conclusion of the games ’ wouldn’t a big girl look silly dude the Inn-well built up lips CHECKS FOR WOOL— Au­ atlng nicely. ealad course waa served by Mis. A I.I. 1with illy bitty feet? and evebrows, heavy eyeshadow Stine and her daughter. Those cii- tumn and winter checked wool lingo scale fool rxntnmatlon* Mr. and Mrs. William J. Watt Dm tuhii Mphc Ii toying the evening with Mis. •nit In brown, green and yellow, returned yesterday from a lour of New York Cltv sellout child- and gooey mascara Overweight and even under S tot es I o n p e n itin g Blosn were Mrs. Meriwether, Mrs. e New York design AIMn-ona of the Blue Ridge Mountains. dien. made by podlntrist* In cojslrn Schults, Mrs. A. (!. Mc- sleeved Jacket has buttoned de­ They visited Mr*. W att’* mother operation with the city health weight lassies ran pioflt by a peek uf themselves on s movie ifhnla, Mrs. K, t), Brownlee, Mrs. tail. Circular skirt (a gently at Ifoboken, N. J. before return--department showrd appalling screen You’ll almost always ralcli Joe Corley, Mrs. Victor Green. flared. Ing to Sanford. Mr. Watt has «ult* Eighty five percent of the the fill girls nibbling nn the lens Mrs. R. B. Monroe, Mrs. Donald ( N Y D ress Institute Photo) Iwen appointed a* principal a t 1.’Min,non youngsters examined to d'nruvtes at narlles Screen views Jones, Mrs. Walter Stcelu and Oitean school for the coming lute nto nffllcti'il with fool all* also are helpful In the mailer Mra. Blake Sawyers. luiuit* .■iimuil by Inrnricet foot- nf .lies- fur these Intui t" fit types year. Alio Mrs. Jack Russell, Mrs. wriii -nv the fool specialists. Mi Moen Inis learned frmn ex John Hrumley, Mrs. W. 8. Brum Ilf rotirac, It's out nil their ri n in e Hint Ihe lie.-tl bleu Is in ley, Mra. Ileckenbach, Mrs. W. By CYNTHIA LOWRY fault Mothers often luxlst that aie \ Vo i best friend take the A. Leavitt of Waycross, Ga., MU* AC Newsfealuree Writer gnl- wear liantl-me-ilowiis that movies Then you get a fair ap ary Thomas Wllkei, Mlaa Kllse Mu too-small ot loo-large. But priii -nl nf vnorself Crnctlcnlly everyone says he ulchison. Miss Joyce HcU.il, sum,’ tronngers’ foot defects I rt her lake film sc.piences of Mia* Martha Wight and MUs Cat- loves children. Home of the gieatwi'ic rnuscil hv Ills habit of wear­ yon ruining Ihe door, shaking <it prntcstanla of such love are ^1 Jean Meriwether. ing hlgh-hectcd shoes which hand’ with someone las if you the rhlldlesa. pilch luuly weight forwartl over- were nt s party), taking off vour However, it is easy to admire THt'HSIISV slrctihliig muscles slid tendons. g|mf*s run I and tint, walking unit think Hint other people’s chil­ SiSO Witt.rii Jsmhnrss Lot’ ot tlii’iu Insist on wearing across the living rnnm and sitting l» News li, en ate adoi able. Most of us • By JACK QUIGG parly shoes on the slightest down Sill Western .(embers* ecu other people’s children when 8 (For Hob Thomas) provocation*. 7iO0 Th* 7 OVIocfc Club S'lincnne should serve yon s they ore clean, on fulrly good he- Till N*w« I f- not ttccrsasry these day* Ctl|i iif fen to observe hn4V you on Htmrt * Hcnrss tested nml permitted by a■ ns to go In for this hraml of grown- hainltr the nip, saucer, cream HOLLYWOOD, Aug. B I-W P l- hiivlnr Popular Musle their patents to nosoilt cntuly, up glamour. Fancy shoes just ami sngai Yon may appeal -elf «i*n Morning Devotions Wantad by Japan: An American romp and show off. make you look silly and over- conscious, with your little finger M l Moods In Muato movie firm to film John Heresy's linn World at Nina (Irpsapfl, besides alt the dama Fulowlng la a lest for childless •ill Religious Program ■ilrkliig mil from Ihe run handle. ahf book '"Hiroshima." they do to your feet. Rauilhl)fo8 Or awkward and unladylike "The lesson learned at Him- people to see If they really ara Sill) Popular Music cldhlron-luvurs. Just answer tha lilt Anasla tsar to tread shoes no longer arc ugly aa they . If someone can catch von fiah1*0 Pin Up Farads were whstn Mnm was a girl. Even itir tn yniii handbag for roaniejfrh k h tiiTh HMfPi ns“ ^ e d t^ lo m k |;'." « ‘,°n» propounded honestly and It, Id II A Bnr-A (1trl-a MU)tn isretl ns nsrorus wttn lesther leather up tics, cigarettes kevs nr letters, fords with % im h burst on Aug. fl, lt>«) 1 ••ll Y,,u l,,,w l" '"’"be your to in Old. Nsw. Borrowed. Bins per* snd soles recommended hv that i rally will lie something In 11 ISO Orrhratra A fltsr should he taught tu the worltk" world,” K*’G biter. I. You have a gnidtn. Every [J’*'' Morning Varlrtr orthopedic surgeons and foot ei- see. sav- Mi Morn, ivlm Itelfevei president of Nip­ says M, Nagata, president Military Band perts for school wear are pretty sunte of wumnn'a worst lialls pon'* largest motion plctur* com­ weekend and decent evening after i World at Noon Ups Idea oxfords, there arc and H|p iriealed lr, work for months you've dug, hoed t- is HOD Club aie when they go turn pany. Popular Htar .lie shoes. a.Mry aJnea monk-t....11 nuigiog in tlndi handlings. | An American movie, globally weeded, planled, wateied, fed and. ,,"n l.nllti Americans types, tiliichprs and a whole range i V,„i „f .■oil)ae. It would I'* I distributed, would he the best way coaxed. Now happily, you have the J J,, Musical Varlall*** of dressy shucs with special "big o.bn fnl if someone rotild ttniH to leach that lesson, Nagata be­ most la'iiiitlful Ixir.l.-i of flowers Iron Mtir Non* Itanrti girl" liriilm rnt In the form of 4 ,nl with ii movie camera when Todav'a Mar lieves. Revealing Hut havoc and Iti the whole nelghbnrhoml. And .11 nn lo lilt* A llrndllnss hnrkles, ...... . ghlllin ties, aoklv \. mi me iiiulu’ s'in g You might sufferingt wioiignt wiougL. by Ihe __ .A-bomb, . . . . . . . when your hack Is turned, Into 1 Your Memory Hmin atiapa. All of these have lealhui ill, -in prised at the unpiettlness n an Interview, would pro-1 Ihe garden strolls dear little I <10 Mualc l.ovrra Pruaram soles needed for support. I In IMnr* III* Doc ( ‘.inirs vide a potent argument for peace Ullrkir, aged four, and with light ,i( it (lv lt*iin*at Foot experts say yonni; |*vt Gf mins* you can trv Mit» eing speed hi* little fingers piuck I ll. Th* .Qfn a troubled world. Ithythni Hour grow so fast they reach a up» .ersen test on your huxhsml, too. Nagata said he is ready to sup­ off your prlie gln.lloli, rip up S'4* Th* llrtahl Spot shoe slip every one to six months and give him s few- sin prises Sown ply equipment and to pay all ax- your best rose bushes snd tear the •• no i.i TwM.lt* Hones until the age of IB. Thai's But trv it on yourself first. penses Incurred In Japan to any heads off the scahlnss. He also liln H|mrt* Parade why they should ho measured Hollywood studio that will malto tiamides to death the delphinium. • is llml.lv Clark Hinas carefully every time a new pali the movie there, Did you (a) spank him (bI yell 7 :nn drifting nn a Cloud of shoes Is bought. Your big ln< 7 tv Kddr Durbin Hltow A swarthy, wiry man with wisp* nl him or (c> smile upon him? Anmisl husbandry nod farming 7ilo Popular Mualo ■hnuld He straight forward, with of gray striping hi* black hair, 2. Your old college chum and 7 4* K*vnot*a hv Carla XI* each believed l(| llav* begun out overlapping or underlying tinNagata is the first Japanese pro­ Ills family of four, Incudlng three linn Varlatv Hall second toe in any degree, 'when .'bout lU.tifM* years ago around the :ln M**t tha (land ducer to visit Hollywood since tha III tie ones, drop In to call on a • In your shoes. Only by wearing e„,t#rn end nf th* Mediterranean »:nn Nlxht Edition war. Sunday afternoon. The youngsters * 1 114 Popular Mualc shoe* tong enough and wide | _____ .. ________ Ha U studying motion picture break the Ming vase while chas­ Vila tl»p Hmathsrs enough can tnea be kept in 411 lla Dane* Tim* technical equipment, studio or- ing your dog, drop and smash 1 r•ioo propet condition Moccasin* need to he fitted rareXpert* King of D*v (Rganlsatlon, budgeting and produc­ t Jar of strswlterry Jam on the IS 0,1 Popular Music Play ay aboes shoe* often are the big ld« fnilv n» soft runnier* lark a rirm tion procedures. He Intende to living room mg, slam the doors in tv Hutted Nntlnns bug-■■boos, they further stress giip around the heel They shmil I Ift: m C)aa*lrnl Hnuvsnlrs apple American methods In hla constantly. Rneakera no not give enough sup mdy lie worn on elty pavements I I inn N*wn studfoa In Japan. PInn NOW to spend the weekend preceding I.AHOIt l»AA In cool, d elictitDid you (a) suddenly remember II.ns Turnlatiln Tims port to wear at long stretches If they have good leather soles Nagata chatted eagerly at a u five o'clock appointment (b) lliln Midnight Bsndssvnus also they might craate breeding which will also counteract any flit l)nvtnun Hencli. 1'rrpjtre NOW tu nuik«> Ihe must nf thtn, th e IhhI su m ­ 1)11 M«ws mlle a-mlnute clip about the "Hiro­ suggest they might like to see grounds for fungus Infection* if | txndrncy this shoe may have m e rtim e holiday, hv rom hlning the pi ensure-, nf Ibis nolrri wenHltle llesn rt shima" project. He apeabe no Eng- another old college chum I1*;"* i : nn Hlsn Off foot perspiration la hammed in towards spreading. and Its world fnnimis beach wilh p ro fit. snviu«s on Ihe' ninny( nere«llsh, and hie Nisei Interpreter fre­ nearby or (c) enter Into the spirit quently had to halt tha gueh of r f youthful play 7 aery item n you need for Fall nnd In rinlHh mil the wnrm n u in lh s Htlll uhead average reaction of a childless words to catch up In tha tran ­ ‘ wig neighbor .“1 Your next door ml tilt to an Invasion of chlldran. [ M erchnntH nf Dnylnnn Uench— th e Kiist ( m isl'- btigt-sl sltn p p in g cen­ slation. with two very young chll children It’s a rare ndult who will ad­ PRE-TESTED English-speaking Jananea* pro­ wnnts to go shopping and you mit ho nr she doesn’t like ehllte r betw een JHeksnnvIlle nnd I'ltlni U e irb — Imve unlletl tn k Ivc you I lie liiubably would comprise the caat. The volunteer to take rare of the tlten. it's s confession, somehow, iiesl and heal linrunins nf the en tire y i t r . < Nluip mul Nnvc tin— (£xmk describes the experiences of youngster*. The baby, tucked In <f being a brute. As a m atter of •lx persons who survived the hlaat« for hla nap, cries for two hours fart, the only person I'va ever end all but ana of these were J a ­ CQipIte your soothing efforts. h e a r d of w h o admitted—o r at panese.! Junior, n little older, dumps all It ast alleged—ho didn't care for "Hlroehlma" was banned In Ja hla food on the floor, throws tan­ small fry was a comadlan, and no 8 an until laat year, hut the book trum* and chases you with a one was ever sure wheif ha waa | since sold extremely well In he found In the cellar. bring funny or serious. i j translation, Nagata said. Ha plana hatchet Did you (a) blame yourrelf for One thing of recent data has | to maet author Herasy In this not understanding children <b> given me great heart. I under­ REDDING country, In the hope of ohtalnlnf think Ihe children showed the of­ stand from DRY GOODS my friends who have TRAVEL NEEDS screen rights to the book. DRUGS of poor discipline by the rhlldrrn, that expert opinion hoi Nagata wants only tha right to fset TOILETRIES parents or (e) wind up with a swung around again so that now LUGGAGE distribute tha film In Japan, hardw are FURNITURE it His Dale! Motion Plctur# Com­ headache and a determination I*, is permissible to admlniitor To IIOI SEUOl.D N EED S pany rsleasaa pictures to BOO of never to take care of other peo­ coiportl punishment without per­ FIN E FOODS manently damaging th* personal­ AUTO ACCESSORIES Nippon's 0107 theater*. His stadias ple's children again? AUTO TIRES In Tokyo and Kyoto employ some Now then, If your onewers run ity of the victim. FARM TOOLS GARDES TOOLS As • result, I predict there will G, 0, A. you should run out, snd 18M pertons. he more bona fid# chlldran In___ acquire yourself a house full of Japan now produces shout IT# fAerordlitg to *Ue) features a year, of which Nagato'a children. You reelly and truly In the nation, not to mention fewet ruined garden* and amashod love them. Any other score, howstudios make 00. Before tha war Japan turned out 140 to 100 fllmu aver, Indicate! that you have the jam J* s. DO YOU KNOW— Th»t 7 5 'i of th« people are Buffer­ CarHn P atoiw R*y—Society Editor Social Calender Personals * Mrs. Stine, Hughes Honor Mrs. Sloan SCHOOL HKLLS WILL SOON BK RINdINH! f s JA C K & J IL L SH O P Cash Savings A Time . . - for YOU! \ Every Merchant in These Women RADIO STATION » DAYTONA BEACH S W.T.R.R. Invites You Hollywood To (OMR, .SHOP and AVK on nil your shopping metis during rf “Daytona Beach Days Friday and Saturday S e p t e m b e r 2 nd & 3rd B I G f 4 DAYS 4 4 Of Unusual and Outstanding B A R G A IN S ! ferret BOYI AND OIRLS \8HOIS FOR R MKN’S, WOMKN’S nnd ClIILIMtMN’S AITARKL IIOKSPOR AM. Till'* FAMILY COLLEC F and SCHOOL NKKDS FOR TOTS and ’TEKNKRS 1.95 5.95 And many other items too numerous to mention! "During the war years tha Jaaa people showed little tftIt In dramas," ha said. "They newsreels. Now Interest la reviving." of Japan's cameras and eqalament are Amerthat fren d ll'to 10 Mats m e a t Japan cannot buy ing with foot troubled today aa the rem it of Improper ANNOUNCING REGISTRATION fitting! In their youth? Tkarwbty, S tp l. 141 FrltUy, 8«p(. t POLL PARROT 8H 0E R a n acientiflcally built to « - I P. M. In B P. M. s i fllwH* C om ar Onk im I C m nintrdal M i n sure proper fit plue comfort and wenreblllty . , Gs 1* PtrwM * u .* ty TAP • BALLET • ACROBATIC • BALLROOM Ur- M 4 I.I;.. » W * I C W ~ >« m F r id a y - S a tu r d a y SUNDAY and LABOR DAY i We pledge to fit every child is if he were our otyii. X-Ray Fitting Tfliafliofta Sntnrday only 10 A. M. to IS noon . Antarctic ease have more ian> Wfgo than tha Aretie. REMEMBER: I’lan NOW - . Prepare NOW - - to spend l: •• In •• D a y to n a B e a c h , F lo r id a Sponsored by: DAYTONA BEACH Merchants Association IVEY'S i'-. i j :> , •' r --------------- a ;T , y J XAjff ; - ■ ■ p' ’ i ' 1• u cii’.’ijLi.1 't jrl. ■ 1 V-. SPORTS nnd ENTERTAINM ENT I- �t MKvn«y tm sm ,^ - W t :;# '^ P P i T lO t tf A M P O ftD H 1 R A L D .! Successful Season Is Announced At Drobny Wants To SPORTS IN BRIEF By ASSOCIATED PRESS Adopt 1J. 8. For TENNIS FOREST HILLS, N. Y.—Jim Permanent Home Hiink of Seattle put out a seeded * Giants 5 To 2 iF o u rtl^ P te e In League " o lu lla D ^ Trsdl >Wd of fan* here last niglit the Polalka A/alc**.................. ........... ^ . . i ■ i | | result of "State University Night" ■ "Mil journey lo Daylona Heacli for Iheir imai | „t ih„ Volusia County Kennel} (•farrier.- TlturtJay night the Lceihmg Doug* |cjni, hint week. Tin* mutuul huIum , flnB] g a m e * ------------------------- ^**lnJ*' ,, ! Grieve, m — I r * immiuulinl to 447,GBtUK), of which ' o 4:15,1411.10 wnn retim ed to th e, [j imlilic. In nildlLlon to the IIB6U.4U i] I which went lo Florida's colleges jt [niid uiilversillos, tliu stale received - *2,Dili.11. Tiieiidinlssioii,or“gutu' ' amounted to $320,ttb, Tlio club s sen »on has been highly successful with the alien* 1 ounce running UO per cent almve j Hint of lit IH. All ntteiulnnre re* | cords are expected to !«) sniusbed over Hie l.atior Day weekend. At thut time, In uddlllun to the re.{dim ten-race programs on Hnti itlny mid Monday nights, there * will be a ten-race mutinee on l.ulioi Day afternoon. THE VICTORIOUS U. S. IJavls Tup team Is shown gathered around the Fight act) iiiulera will gallop, ir> i in the featuru ninth race tmiluhl. highly prized trophy at Forcit Hill*. N. Y., after making sure R will .They are Morion, Ksendrllle, D is-| Slav hi America for another year. Hctt Pr right, are tJlIly Talbert, Ted got lu Hay c o rra ls, ■. “ for seven p Wte V k«pt them Well apaced ami Hulgndn Total* ,, won Me 23rd sem e of thu season, NANFOHII A single to eenU r b)T Orlevo In u .»■....... the eighth In nbuf brought Herb McLeod h o n re lfo n , third bane K , ”,"' pif with the winning run. Ihilutka i Vil “ ' 1 ' f •Uo (cored two run* In (ho *l*th! j, "tt"’ ‘ walked, went Lake, if -1 II 1 1 4 u 1 II Hi Arroyo walked. M cUod doubled Peplo, 21i 1 0 I 1 to Itfl cantor to score Benito and Mnllnowi'kl, 8 ii 1 II Ho buck, |t Arroyo. II i» (1 II Hrliultr., p In the (Hants half of the third n—Km go 1 0 tl 11 inning McManus walked, went to Hairy, p II u fl II second on Hallman's sacrifice and 84 •I 7 27 Tot HIn •cored on Lake’s single. In tiro h —batted for Srhulls In Nib. flghth M atty wa|V«| *-■ .i..rr ««..;• ...j p v - ''" vT«n»sl«. The icr.nli runpetfu o , 1 U . I. i / n , i i i u i ' i } t i e — , OLIO j second on Laka'a out and scored! *"""*'* 1 I ripe, K g< r Itaby ami Sly Hoots, j thm was i llnchcd wlihn Sclirocdcr and Oonzatea blasted Australia's bid 'HU «(l« 0t«—2 huger Hift'V will be Hoiking her by dcfcnthig their opponents In itralght sets, (fnfrrnational) When Peplo singled to center Hanford field. E—■Cutnlilo 2, Cirlev*'. It HI seventh win nml she hn:i been’: — At Orlando the Senators defeat­ Lake, McLeod, (Jrl'-ec. l*e|do "B—■ ililit.nu llm -i in tin. money in 2 0 ' ed the Ml. Augustine Saints 2*1 Jones, McLeod. S Hull, Tiibb. i mi Is. Sly Hoots chulked up n • • Davis held the Saints to three Corrtiles. Left I'alnlkii 8; Man ' ■ensittlunol victoiy In Hie tenth hit*. ford 1. fill- off Snlyndo ft. Ho m c e Muiuhiy. Every grey bound in FALATKA All back .'!. SO—by Halgiulft ft. Ro­ 'lids feu till II lliieiip lusvst I nvlable II) A SSliri.tTH Il PRESS Bsnlto, 2b 4 l l hack 4. 11(1—liobiii k II In 7 2, H| lemi-ds oil Hie Volusia oval. rillST HACK « tilth. wile Tabb. 8b 8 1 liiiilngn, ft runs; H<hulls I in 1-11,1 NATION M. LEAH UK C|*(r«C hull llNllr lloilhlrl Arroyo. If IIomIoii 12, Si. Louis 4. O ld tuns; Hurry 0 in 1, d ion-. IIMI ^ „ , r k, h . Another inuunii. Men ROCHESTER, N. Y., Aug. 81— McLeod, rf Ilrixiktvii M I'illsbiirgli 2. I’rlhicnx Mlilna, ti n list log U I — Ilohnck |i illevel. loser Ho- j.,„, ol'' Skee Hiegrl 0f Tulsa, Okla., Mssuisk, cf (Only gurnet I. 0 hack. II— Hornlike and Anderson. I-***Iv I,l|l defeated Frank Stranahan of ToA Ml.lt II AN I.E U il'R Maysr, lb It T—2:00. i n n : n inths wile leilo, Ohio, 3 nntl 2 today In tha llosliin :i lleln.il li. i tl.aal hall tlnllr Uniihle.) Hill.,,, linn, lluvlliiitil Min, St, Louis tl. New Ynil; 2. 4utgh* t mutch that highlighted the third J.,. Itiillltia tl,(inn, Htvnaky Uu»-| MiisbiiieIon I, CbiiTtga b. O') i amid of Hie 4Uth annual National liii.t, till'd olive, ('frail Mlulr. I Innings-night.) Amateur Coif Championship tour­ T i m m ii,s m n'tniha wile I‘lii]inli*lpbm ill ('InvebiHil, Haim ney, ■Town j’eiirl. Pepper Pod. Trlrky , i u i . tlluw llura, Hu) Urlck. Kris- SOUTH ATLANTIC I.LAM'L Defending champion W 1111a rev. LkM llunier. Cotlsge Try. Cnluiiildii ft, ,Mu.on 3. Turnrsn of Elmsfurd, N, Y., and m i irrn ii u h n/iaiha mii« Sitviinni.ii H (ireeriville 0. Anniversary, Irish Mono, Jsrliny HilhiWA of Poughkaepsie, N, Augiixta 4, .liu'ksonvillt* 3, I >< > lu-e, .lay's .Terry. tlunurd. Y., lust year'll finalists at Mem­ 1 |>.ns, Twlsler, nine Jive, Jerry Charleston H , t'nhiinhiiH 4, | fit.si AP Nawsfeaturea phis, also won. They will meet ri>, gaini' piistjmtieil rain. I i«.i »: KI.IIIIIII4 XT'A'IIS It MOSCOW—The Soviet Union IIPTII IIAI'H futurity till* afternoon In the fourth u 1. |*rB till „ llr. UEOHlilA-AI.AI1AMA LEAl.l'K again Tilro Tilik. .Msdullluo, ...... It lavs hera— holds more wmld Illllll.'HVltln louml. XT l!» M*f Uarnillloh 2, f.iiffin 0. I'li.u.ler. Wacheeta, llotle tVsnver. I records In sports than uny other, IJiiy ifilm ih-.uli 7x jli «»• 7 1y Turnesu again was below par j*i*i s. Wliuiian llalill. I'rlra, l.iHiiiiiig. ti, Ynllei 4. 7f< lu " « H 'l II,.iiia All |f tlHtlhir country. i.-1 for Hie east course cf tha Oak .11 13 P.il.itlta ;i (Onlv g.iiiie.i kelieduicd.) Authority for this statement U n.X XKOIttt | <IITII II s i t : A Tlhhe Wile Hill Club as he disposed of Sam t;» « i ..Ml 11'SOl TlIi: \ STERN I.EAfiUE i l . Till 1Teal Ilia Teell. Ketisl A. Apollonov, chairman of tin* I i i IiHrut 1.1 1. 1 -*-**, 1III ni kei, i'eneeule, Elkina Park, Pa., 6 and ri.lilmr Hull. Anllainv. Alililoli.it K, (hidalen 1, .'til A| , 313 3ft physical culture ami sport ruin- Urhiiiili) Iiu-.lv lleliel, ruy Hauler. Ilia gel I. liilloWM shut a scrambling 70 to 1‘ensitt'iiln 2, Moiidinn 0, 3 7 *.|j -'AO 4X mlttes of the council minister*. LtCNlrtirKJlmultN |l'hli f ohdutt Kenneth F. Corcoran of VpMirrUio .Im l.'on 1), Vi. kabiit g 7. Apollonov KuyH Soviet ath'letiM » i : \ i:\TTI IIU i: llrark I'nurae Drluiiilo -f*l, fit. A imu Uim* l-i Newton, Musi.., 2 up. Par for this MonliroiM.'iy tl-l, Selina 2-2 I lain, pi, llnhv Kay. I'opnvrr. In the first six months of HH3 I'll 9nlit 41 'l, IIf (>t <1 *.(.', i , i - 1.a II.I., llll .links i),.too' H ,c o in .I \-lT.ORlllA I EAf.l'E d kiiit-yoiil forest preserve Is 35tlnlrirr vlllt 7, established more than 1ft*) nation Auiei leii'i at Mnultl iu, 1’iid. Hum hi 71. l.ei’hhti! h u( I y 14i ii .a hen <ft |i|»‘l' Hall llansen. T Town a) records and III of t h e s e all- min • I II.II ITI II \ri: n/iaihs Wile Talliihnssi i- nt Cordelt*, |‘p I Others who shot their way into I I'hnli .Mnrv Teresa. Ilurnslile, Union marks were better Ilian exliinniM T imIm) Ham H|i,llle. Is I'atsn, llnxi. HIM' Ruin Hie fourth round are Charles Coa IIiilrieNVIltf >H ( frlitmin. atlng world record*. Pled L-'iim Torn. \ nldimtii .1-2. Tbomiixvllle |h I*iihiltm ui Ijd»ii «f Oklahoma City; llarvle Ward lie points nil Hull dm loir the m i l l H ti ll n/lnihe snip Murifftft! til 1iji y 11• k* IU*t ■II. lame period in IIMH, only 21 Union Hansiilpe, H«.m.a, llralnv llssi- 12nd giirnes . oiled end fttll, Mini, of Hooky Mount, N, C.; the inter1M'LhimI m !■*! A mit ii:*rin» Albany 7. Waycrtm* 2, Hl i II....IS i:d'~ Hetty, Itnidi (In. collegiate elininplon; II, Mnedregrecords were set. .X111Lit 11 \> i f : X ■ |; "At present," he says "out a Tram 1. •*rf (111 I'-, .ah III.. I'an, r lln I, v. or Hunter of Pnelflc Palisadi'*, T'HVI II It SI 11 llraeh l anrse ( til.( M illA WINS ♦ !7 »; 77 If! ■ingle country In the world pos- New Vinli Calif., nntl William C. Campheli, Ihi n a a.ill I IV la l.il. hv 1*1,1 .1 ll"Mim 7 f! > 1 MACON. Aug. :il,—1/11-T Ii-* ■esses as many world records .is < leveluml Hllver I'lislle, I'ri'Hv I'til. Kenyali Hie guiring leglkintor from West Ml ■» 73 i'nliiiiibiti Red* knocked over the Ise init, Mild Man does the USSR," k sx m (ict roll 7L* :.7 Virginia. leugue-leitdinn I'ea.lies of Minim 1 i iimii )|iiii,i fin 3L' 11' ir Apollonov nityn Ii Ih r i i i i i m i l rfiiuiiKti :.i 7, in. Inst nlglil, o In 3, to luilld them VTI.A NT \ I.HSMM i nlnii for HMD. net line Ht. I.(Hill ROCHESTER, N. Y,, Aug. 3 1 <fl v; r.» 13 •, their h i . oinl defeat In a row. ATI.ANTA, Aug ill — l/l*illav task of doubling Hie number of \t unhlnali'ii 13 *3 im j urn tin* pnco-setiing Nnslivlll ■ The I'eiieliee need only four vie- iil’)—Result* lit today's National athletes engaging In hack and llrnolln Yenle ril«» Uolf Tomnaiiient Includ­ HI, la.nl- tl, New Vink eVnls down, Ml, in tin* s"ixib liniliu* lories to null Hit* South Atliinti. Amateur field, swimming, gymnastics, ski­ ' llaSian .1 . Helridl a. la-agnr iieiinunt to Ills Mmoii ed i for n uoriilliln mil of ing, skating, cycling, shooting, llielr HlilI'hlladelidiln al r*1<. velnnd. npdThird round: •occer football, basketball, leixlug, raln.-, . iduir Atlnntu ■imetliund. hliiii d.'il d.’il jinx. jinx, Hie tin Ruy E. Weston, Jr., Spokane, Hut Hm lull'end Kvtls are being U'Mliln wiastllng and wvlght-ilftlng. Wgklitnaion 1 .riileaxa a. |n inn. Clin kers must Imve thought light­ "Ysar by year," he says, "the 's.... N^rsow as. r.WAttPH Mlm* Im l strfick them last .night. very difficult about til* whale Wash., defeated Charles Sheldon, Miami llemli, Fla., 3 and 8. Soviet state Invests immense sums I. Ismlir 7s IS* ,«|» Tilt' Houlbeni A-sorl itlnll lend- tiling. Columhiii moled four ruhs in the Cruwf.ird Rainwater, Pensacola, In the dovidopemeiit of phyidrul ill I" .Sax •i jets singed n 'evi-u-liin rullv In Kla„ defeated Arnold D, Palmer, ii.', «a .Mil I'JVi |||, iiottoiM of ilml frhmi* to run culture ami sport J During the «l HJ r.iik H 1 years of Kovlnt role, hundreds of 113 113 Mill ir. .he tleelsitili, 7 lo 4, mill limid the stadiums, tliuusuinls of spin 1 fields, r.r «7 .tsn so Unirkrnt their lentil atnigbt los* bollnm of the first to lake a skiing bases and swimming pools, fill 71 <113 37 t'1 7'I .3X3 3U hi tin- doll tliiti neiototi. Atlanta 4-1 lead un.l then held im Tor thu gymnssla and other spoiling In­ llrs.ills Vrxler.tnr stallations have been built. lusnn't won a gume In Nnsltvllle victory. Johnny Pies* was credit­ tlr.iukl v n I 1' I Hs l , i n u h S. Ilaston 13 HI. ..... . I nil eenkiui. ed with the decision. "From all com m of tliu Hovlul Kinly II hiii .'S I Union rome news of Hie Inn eases •lid organisation of phvxleul ml !•■•'• • • A I R CO N O I ? I O N S D I’OI* HOI.DEN DIES fur* collectives, of the nit rad ion to r* * a v n a i ¥» WWWTW* ST, I’ETKRSIIIillti Aum Ml. ■port of further millions of work•U U N IIlU W. m set’iiml-liln. e Mil- j Apollonov gave inme flumes funner it I lile lie diiectm nml font bull corn'll nt I’cmiHvIvaiiia Slnle b't" mHIlit Hie leiigne-l....lets six on spurts Instruction. blows lo fniit. Until sides Elavan physical culture instl- Unlvrrsily nml one Hini- Pi t t s-, fie ld e d per f e c l l v . tutM. 40 taclmlcal colleges, lum- hmgh W. A. Herring went the illsdreds of coursss fur rslraiiiing today tunc* fm the Flier's sixth victory Mid training physical culture In­ in ii low. They won with n twostructors have been iiitciied. 7(H> .Syracuse switches to the children's sports schools nml Ift" formation (Ids full under Ciiacli,M" ’ "phirgc In the second frame. youth sports schools are ut work, Floyd Schwnrlxwalder. Ilurnle n... . "Boviot physical culture,” lie •ay), "differs In principle from Kab:i;r j t e - t ; pliyilcal culture In the Immgroin ----- ------- ---------------------tornril over In ii friend to train. countrlii. The bmso won Iho IDL'D imining "Thair sport Is utilised in order C In Hill cii pit o 11otic c. mill ri*s of Ibe HmiiriHiau Nntiunnl Derby. la distract the masses of the work•re l from participation In the ru- sport In Hie pilvilcgo of hnurgroln degi Moral tlagradiiHtin, thu voldtionary movemant, to preparo youth. Mnrnl iroflt, xpii'ii ui of comnieroe commaree non iironi them, for new imperialistic warn, nplrit In order to corrupt the people fri'iixleil ciimjiiditliui, racial din With I reactionary bourgeois i.leo- riimlimllim Unit la what chnrnclorlxi'n linurgeola n|mrt.'’ cr . Major liCaurut* Lcadern Russia Claims To Hold More Sports Records Than U. S. Frank Stranahan Is Defeated In Golf Tournament ; l o H M iU I a ii \ \ y 1 •..m w m m w w r w. mr j STOLEN HOODS RETURNED CLEARWATER, Aug. CLEAT —Last ‘ Christmas ' a this: • laf made of< with 14 of tha IS grran flags a t tha Clearwatar Country Club. Today John Warwick, mmnagar of the club, discovered a neatly tied bundle of flags—all 14 oil them—at tha clubhouse. This not* was attached: "Sorry, but we can’t find W f use for these." player for o second straight day By AUSTIN HKALMKAK FOREST HILLS, N. V. Aug. 31 in the National Singles Champion­ . —M r—Jaroaluv Drobny, the mail ships, ,,defeating Marcello . c,. Del Bo! | without • country, wants lo adopt J" of It***F'■ rankad eighth agiong the United States and uluy tennis . ‘be foreigner*. 0-4, 0-0, C-4, Brink on thia side of the Atlantic a s ! previously h a d u p s e t Vic or Sail* long as he can lift a racket. I ",‘c,k"1 ninth on domestic list. between Ur it is Ii champion Bruce if I can obtain tHorniiiiwi'uri to! ur i # * n ouo l pN. m v- 1 ROCHESTER, Y .-W llllo Woodchuck and Lee Savold of first In Paterson, N. J. W u f " « t y ! W i ‘■■•ii" a : I T . g 1' . , ! s k i match m7» (IDS' ,un rib11 W iCyTia'S “« Tr. B*%22, IMPORTED old Foreman ship a. KACINfl Ol'intrusted with the Communist NEW YORK — Early Heath regime, Dubny and his foimer ()3.T.ild|, (|;j3.oo)t scoreil iriumuti scored a head triumph EXCLUSIVE WITH A ^up double# im ftror, \luili- wvcr Coara In Aqueduct'a eifii? mlr Carnlk, turned Uieir backs • w,th f(lV(irt><1 K .ep Right on thair native Cxcchostovukiu [h| rj Orlando llgwy at Frtacll Ava several weeks ago. j ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.-M a n They left to play in u tornna- chnc (|io .2 0 ), sjieil to a half mant in Swltxerlund and n-ver , victory In the Avalon Purse, returned. Whut'a more they never |witnessed by an estimated throng expected to go buck. Ami Dronny, tn.OOCi. ATHLITI'S FOOT It perfectly satisfied will, tin ar- i CHICAUO- Seouence (I3.2U), Na AkeAel — Na AsU — Na Mtag ivngenient. I rung mi a taipular score In the «4 rtretts Drobny is in iho same tirmkel. ............ Hllvestra .purse fur lliiee-yaut y* with top-aeeil<*il Ted Schneder, obi fillies at nWshlngton Purlt, fjENKRAL who beat him In the Wimbledon finals, but figures defending DON CARTER. England — Proto SN M W) M t i t IK chatiiplun Pain I.u Qunxules will bu muter Jack Roloinobs set next Said ky all Drag Stars* ■von tougher to stop, Pcncho bent May for tha heavyweight fight h<m In the ID4M scml-fitmls here. Drobny plays Hugh Stewart of San Marino, Calif., today while Cernlk runs smurk into Schroeder. Other top-seeded stars scliedulcd to play in the second round today Includo Ulll Talbert of New York, w!|o meets Arnold Saul of San Diego, Calif., Eutl Cochell of Sun Francisco, who tangles with Rud­ dy tlehlelis of Fort l.uudenhile, Flu., mid Frank Hedginnn, Hie And It doesn t cost as much as you think II does . . . Austrian ciuint|duu, who idnya Simply phone D0B-R for frea estimates or coma Into Frank Hhields of New York. Heeded stars In Hie upper half of the bracket moved through the second round yesterday wit bout 211 N. Elm Phone M l-H incident. At the same time, Uotixaies opened tile dcfrhsi' of IiIh title by crushing Jark Heller, former Yale star, il l), tl-l, 11-2. In A first round match held o v e r ; from upening day. (lurdnur Mulloy of Conti Oolites, Fin., seeded fourth, lo<-t hi* fm t set lo young Tony Trnbert of Cinrlmiatl before h.. settled down lo triumidi, IK-12, <i-2, it-1, 0-8. Fifth-seeded Frank Pinker of Lon Angeles misled C hutes Mar­ tinson of llicksville, N. Y. 0-2, 0-1. 0 1 . OLBNN FORD Erie Siurgess of .South Aft Ira, NINA FOCII tiinneriip In ID4H, ellnilimliil Sid Sebwnrtx of Long Rear It. N. A’., 0-.'l,40-(l, 0-2, and Jim lltinii. the COLOR CARTOON—Mil ORTH the* Se.itllo smilllpiiw, droo|ird Mnn-eilo Del Hello, Italian Davis C H IU m iiN UNDER 12 FREE tupper 0-4, 0-1), 0-t, Cuntph-le Show a 7:30 k -lift --------------------- BUCK HORSE M l ANNETTE’S Your Station Wagon Refinished RICKS’ WOODCRAFT STUDIO Totug “The Undercover Man" urs. — G EO R G * R A FT Lutrnbu, pH,, 4 and 8. Julian lloriia. West Hartford, Conn., defeated John II. Wade, Jr., Memphis, Tcnn., A nml 8. Muu UaIIhmI "MOVIE UNDER TH E HTARS" SANFORD OKI A N D O HKiH W A Y Refreshment and Movies Go Hand-in-Hand W on'e l J . , f .I l Showing THURSDAY and FRIDAY! a ,Sf^;s;,,r ‘S S ckh,K Hsnford-tlrUmlu Itosil Turn m Fla. 438 at I ha Flaxhlng Arrow WED.—THURS m r a m K fik /o r ii either way . . . both trade-marks mean tht samt thing. a i W SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS •OTHli W M I AUtNOMtV Of INI CMA-Ct aOMctKk atnuM �r M t ftfS lM Y A lkiU & T .1 1 , n u n ,Bural Common SenseBy Spud* Johnson TOlS S A N F O R U H W A L D . SA N FO R D FLO R ID A and those that ure horn weak or ' " ,l"1 ,:''1 enough milk to survive an* losses, Try and Stop Ma I . M< ie ttius niula-si's was u*ed in r o i ula last winter I hull ever " l""'. and cattlemen who used it u.'ie well pleased with their re"l! • n Inot. I certain that Although summer still him 11I...11I '•"•"I *|iui ui it o- of this good feed hree weeks to go wise cuttle me "ill In* .1 -i'i| during tile coining ' me till ‘' thinking nlmnt t<■. 1 winter. [of Florida ' ! I BUMMER’S STILL MERE. BUT WISE STOCKMAN IS MAKING WINTER I*I.AN — — »y F A C E F IV E By R. J. SCOn V SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK iw * * BENNETT CERE- BOSTON couple stopped at G ettysburg, and w ere taken cn a tour of the batttelleld by a salty old guide from Ala* bumn. He showed them a Held where two thousand Northerner! supplies unil other itii|inrtiiiit >1 tall* connected with mniiUKeii"had been mowed down, a of their herds in winter. f > ridge where six New England A* everyone knows, wiiilei is 1).. 1 I S.. W \ I KII. MORE C regim ents hud bitten the molt difficult Benson of the y.*m t’O’’■ the water uml save the dust, und the site of ■ barn I for rattle, nod iduiudng mol |.i ’ t.imius seems to i*i> the enliehiw here hundreds of Yankee 1vldiiiK before winter ill rives wi'l1" "f !l study of vegelnldeu soldiers hod been captured i lava cattlemen mnny hcaduel,.- .... ked hv different home meth­ dutlntt the root months of the xeui od 1 ep,retell ieceiit|y l.y the Stillby a handful of Southern Animal husbandmen of the Ami- • "iii Exoeilnieni St at ion. scouts. | cultural Experiment Stiitiun uml Six lecetirl.les euldillge, mtu•'May there," Interrupted the LAniinilliirnl Extension Si hut . i ' ierii , peas, uBpiiiagiiu, cntiliBust oner angrily, “Didn't th« 1 r{he University of Elorldn jMiiiit ■■1 and ''iiiiineii were tested North ever win a slog Is aklr*, that now 1b the time to mil n ( '"i i 'll,nun 1 hefnii uml lifter miah?" The Alabaman guide f. iior cows from the herd 11111I <i 1 ""king Ml were cooked in four shitted ths cud of ter baccy in them and the href calves to iioiii - j 1s 'i t 'em ■ 1,11 "1 a pressure his mouth and said, “No, sirres! while thev me fnt. Thin cows ;.i.> '" ‘dci tilioVe Ilie wiitei level: (2| I be placed on good pnutui' s no.I 1 ..... Ttight lx mveied pan with only | Nut whll* I'm conductin' this later. They nhu omphu-i/e 1i.,.i •i i i wati u to ptevent scorchtour!" it', time to Bited KO<id him 1 * • • c i l l 111 a sleiiinei ami 1-I I 111 telle for replacements, .•■••u •1 "i"ii lit t le with wilier enough A drunk appeared ut u ticket window In Louisville With 0 com* particular rare In title i >l> tn». ’ "let dining the entire cooking panlon who wits out cuht slung over his shoulder. "Oil# seat to CUt* future III mini Ill'll III U.c 1.11.' ' 1 Hug liv the last method — cumuli, lie urmulided. llie In k rl seller Mill, "How atxrul that Mg ' pendi on three uni in ids. Hi',1 s, with the most w uler--' lug you're currying?“ “Him?" depieiutrd the drunk. “Thasa Jus' my 1 11 Wlntsr feed supplies me ■ slx-yrur-old Abner." “Nix years old, eh?" said th# ticks! asUer. ! 1'important, na grass on • ■I loo-t wasteful of r l;t nil I tittle “Why, he's fully nix fret lull, weighs about IB3, and haa a bsard i rings* hero men s purse uml in .mu vel shies, The othel IhtfO and U of little nutritive value dui oietlmdii In width the vegetable I three Inches long," Th# dtunk dumped his companion on th* plat* Inn the eoul months. So, the run ■mue Iii contact with little WHtOI j form and grumbled, “Dammit, Aburr! I told you to shavsl" A Mints To Iloriewives ^ O M I* S P E C IM E N S OF A A M P W O R M S A -f -O k lH A E lN lV f r t o f FO U R F E lf . $ C QAPS Dd S T R IC K L A N D M Ot:. R Rm sIS O N CHUNK , INC. 2H ion Tin. 1 1 who da 11111 ltd th e IIKST sp rrifj DO/IEH and Cuff "(to. tele, br UeuiKil C11I liiiiiibuu# bt Mini riaiorts BruSlcata f mal husbandmen recommend in. ihnlrg cooking proved about | Intr flick excellent piepituit," ■■ dlv goml for saving C In cuh- 1 CAY I*A!NTS . H a< i s 4 elrpe ai fertilizing clover pii'ime Iuige, nitiiliagiiB. pens uml ospar ■ fo l S O U R C E OF AH OP CH HAVE OWN llie nntlun'a controlled press rs* CZECH to get maximum wlntei irmwiti. l.ecau-e they are n tiic m .i.s polled that, while varluus foreign O I L U S E D E l t f l R H A l 11 allowlliK Borne pastille lie •! i - ('iililmyi', f.n example, kept twoPRAGUE (■1*i- A meeting of chumheia of cummsrce wsrs prow up (holding rattle from it f.n 1I111.1j, of its C ufti-i cooking by 4 o W A R M M U SC L E S |{i'n! tor llie South” the Czechoslovak-III Ill'll I'llulii- iiuiintulned li n e for promotion the purpose) 10 the heritage will H. " line* water-sparing methods, " f foreign tiude, the internal | her of Commerce decided to be in good, strong growth ui ,i. I .1 kept only ti finiith ■■Mut' rook11 A (| I'.nut- I.axe tireit IfCWcximuug of winter, miikini: in>p ntc 01 water to cover. Kuliihugo* change its mum from the i hgm c iam heis of commerc* had been ? * iratiuiii for pluming teiupoinn mid reus iil'ii kept three-fourth'^ * nl Cjeclio'oloviik-Hi Itisli tluilli- 1 Inpolluted as “ elietlliss o f th# I |. ijo'lily-llinsIgl.u. .1 grating crops such as outs, lie, of llielr (’ when they cooked Id 1 her of Commerce to the llritisli 1 working class." W orm w ood, and sweet lupine, ordming s i|" r. ll'*ti*il all.I picvid. ( m A SARAWAK JUNGLE C,ROW on S<»LfV -1-'ii 11 0 1 very little wnler, hut hml | Czechoslovak Chumber of 1 of mineral mixture uml supple­ "i»lv tw’" fifths after cooking mt'i'co. Cron rotation often is of coll* S*fi L'fS ARE R oofs • ( tjuahly ax each llliploxr.t 11 That was the text of an an­ 'idriulile benefit In helping lu hold mentary feed such ns protein p. 1 snider water, tsrfii !**# A,(| liii.HPt IfirdkMI Id* RiWlll f'|P» lets and molasses. uml const m. The tt'slx iilui showed thHl cuull- nouncement by the government down crop pest* wcut »y jug troughs mid other facilities i ,.i Ilow el kind it.i I' tiest cooked by press agency and there was no feeding mi the range. ■ii'um either in 11 steamer or in a 4kphuintinn why tt took a mouth I0.I.1V D A 1 hi Yiitii nut with Cowsvwill he carrying call < pnu'iiii' ‘IIOI'I'IOIU nl.iive tile ivnlcr to c 11 in 0 through government WANTED durinarthe winter, so it is e«p».... . I. vel. while 'plnn.li eumi' out with Channel* III III- cleuied fm pub Dr. Henry McLuiilin IHI t'UiHl it- i*u|iiL'i u r. ly WIUIAM >111 ly ndeessary for than* to get a le. the in. 1s1 (’ after cooking miller llintlon. In theinterim, liowevei. EXI'EltlENCKl) MAN O p tm n elrlil Kxjji'I l»'lnni » ii <1 C t n t n l P u t t W in n tjuate feed if they are to pi".In. e pressure hot above water. 10 immuee leljil furniture stare I good strong calves uml ....... Several investigator', have, ...............dlcutes p dot Hrpl> this S'. Pare Herald, RAKE - HAPPY Oranupappy a saving of ipialm c. 11foi'tbuii hrlmet At least, when isiiuw: "T lirrt "through the winter all night. < .. cil out that saving V III!>11191 < Vk1t r u ll v - - **f fl i'tlh iMtlni urn! l!;i\ 113 Magnolia Avs, Plume 61if in Sanfurd Jenkins says Ihsrs » one thing it come* to sport, Usroarr It ves dropped in the spring piiilmr not only linpnitaut in Itself hut l-t \,v I f Ui l pm jshuhle null lent-. Paint the sight of which Is sathtrr (initial the Income of tho beef rnteipt i-e. limn Dial of the lest im , of ! I 1 culupli te line of Duller I summer—It t (lie falling of the A i >t> C o nnir M tok n i l ! lo v n TRAO l f l' » fi( W A LL FA FK R - FAINTS A i .,i i P'liiit -. \ . 1 iii'lic* and hist leaf of aulumn I br diamond game He's not f t ! o nly ib r l i i j n d U I J M a n 0/ TALHOT'I’S I'll.muIl 1 lUimtd th n r tie 5J tillAalrhail Lu I aim Iht Ultlld OIJ — m m ivi.N — Itinil i n n tmbujinl in a loti Pan. lli:1 s,inli>r,l Iw Paulies linn xt l-XM-M vl b in d lln d ly /rsvrt room t I I Pilllllet' uml Pupi'i li.nniei * lot ihr butlrl. An on* of tugor cans, net * til ! 1 ! reud, piodoiet 1,700,000 sals* net Uml't a twirl dsul. fiuliilitt >how btlghl-toloisd t 1 1 oolot huve fewer aiildenli than duik-ioluisil and The finish Quick, Long*Lar ting III I l l i n o i s a liiuisrhuldrr i n _ ||iisineH.s 0|i|)(irtimlUeK ;t— Kvh I Kt«tm« F or Sale — ; l , — A rticle* F o r Sale moil be lender than the haiat. i.'iiglil a muiiHc which liuil fur 211 S iitilin'll A vp, Use 1 1 t in,, in "iii It* ili'tui lii'il lus faiii' ESI I ELMAN'S Red It*>-** giiuuui SMALL IlCSINKHS; guild ha'lil) ii. 1I 111 H ik i' R ight P it re s — tion. low lent priced tu sell Relief ll.im in M ucfaddfU 111.i.le Hull ■IV l.y ihllplng like a caiiHiy. RKItRllli'l hoii'e, I'. inpli’ti' electeed feeds f"r llturi' egg- nnd HIOKALD ."ii. kty. Ilox T Cure of Herald. lu w « w " illiy i.a iu c h u li. Jump in liie kitchen, rlean, (}u.nl loca­ II the imilixe has liny ludlu ut1 better chirks. (m u trim s S e rv ic e tion. lawn and ahtuMieiy. Eaxy a 1 "'lim it- which llirlm ln l base­ Irlrvlsiun jdaus, the eloiy dltln i T O llC i r iO N ft W A IS It N WRnt Ads h jm tn l Hervievs — 12 walking ill i'll nee ft "in huxineHa Phtrne IIH II. I'iOl C r le r t A ir . 12— ball csU h ei * sh ln gu atiis uml a ■ay. district. Iminedinti' pnsre'slon. Seed Red Clulli - Rest dll mill t m Wjmto . NEW El,CURL surfaced to perfec­ IIY I'TtAN HTUIKKV 0/iA ltK IKK Price >7,1111(1,* terms, timid vnlmi. fitlxtiO. Himill Amminl Left. .1. tion. Old flout* mads Ilka now. M. tiarrett Phone lik'd._______ Vltii'hing, cleaning & waxing. have Once and four liedr.iom I ts M t r s l s i ralea YUP. OUT WMUT t Waal a as aa»l1ah*4 la Tbs Piirtulde power plant, 22 year* UigiiloWft, new 1 1 ml mudein in AH Ql'PN AIMIN' safer# ■sralSi experience In Seminole County, h."-t li'Hlijentiill aia'tiuna of Sail h— A R TIC LES W'ANTKU—rt T'SAY IS 1HAT B E T TH BT l»0 lies# >*• as# .Hi* laserllaa SICK CHILD GO T ■I. M. (Ileiisun, Luka Mary. WENDY AIN'T fni.l. If liiteie'led III a home, llaiss IBs aer lias tiiaserllna llighesl cn«h price paid fi.r used A BANG OUT UP EXACKLY NO dee me l.clcie Imying, IlMta aer Mae lae»«ll«a ALTKRA’NONH and Dress Mak­ TM' HOMI RUN YOUNGUN LIKE Iin nil ure Tel llavis I'm allure tliars Ce see Its# laaerllsa YUM H IT PER MOR ing. IDHt W. Ixt. Hlrcel. Plume YUM THINK/,,, I ,, III E. Ut. I’h IlfiB. III DltOti.M hoii'e, fimil'lieil, BlfS tt.-rSa is Ike lias, T t 0AY, O ZARK * , HONEY,.. SHE'S FACT IS, ' black las* « r* Ilf"l -I, slaafct* n i l IM kli i’ll- 1 ------------- ; , verv clean with 111.idem runven A OUQ FAN/,.. . . SHE'S.., " li-nce . I hit', It nit trees and I 7— lT'lH-l,lvl'Hlm‘k-Sll|f|)lil‘H VENETIAN HLINDH mad# to ..r AN’AH OtiT-CHA ^ hf PHONE MB xIni. 1c, Ifi minutes from Sui GOTTHET UASli - S der. Seminula Venetian Ilium UAWL AUTY GMAFTfO Pllced III ft* I lilt.. 11 tutu, down Hk'll W. Urd, HI. Phone Was) a As trill M *»»*#•*'! 1" 11 It h i. VS 1 M"«. Old 12.511 Co, UY ALL TH' PLAYERS balance on easy terms. IlftlM V ________ •t*r tbs islsahsb* ua H*otJES' FCH MLR/ i 11 rii.ui" nils mi •rasSHM • kail* II rss* n»ia# Is tuts# la 1be tclcebus* buuk. C. \. WII m ill IN. SR. 1 ■.1 i' iii h1 ii11*11it!1ii uciD'ht giey ORLANDO Morning tWullnid. Hr la reisru Set thU ae*«aiantSslando Evening Star, 1‘all Ralph Ifl | ■I 111IF i’■Hllll •Hfll> MVl". Plmtw I da I ll 'J S. Park ..... llts ibe rS itd liti I* Ray. IM&-J. ___ (Ml t ""Ill 11i'll I X' Willi*, Phone la asy arsoeattr. »a srBer far as Is reaa.r lb# beat aaoalBle I,.. ■ tt West I II -it St. CALL M7 for Battery, 0»lierai"Ti ,. aaetlea, all Waal BSa wmi b* nhiipplng renh'r. Direct and Hlar,er service. Hwaio'sj la sat elites aa lbs Sal bslara —H oivnvr. Telephone 111:1.1* WANTKD Ksabliaaliaa. tlalleiy Harvlcs, 1101 W. Fiisl 8L L'u ACRES of Lund on Visas* aarlfr aa HaeaeSlatslr mi. II aa irn * aerara la rear 1st Plume l.'li'H Ml. 1A ll 1:l f;n « I’l» tunke uml front LAWNMOWKHH sharpened, l" # 1 saaaas ba isaaaMtkls HT MAY i i o r r o M t t tana aaa Is c to r u I* in.in. Apply Flrestons cycles repaired, lock and key TIIK I.ONK HANftKK uni •1— Kfitl K nlute W nnlftl woik. No waiting—work gn«r *tu*t IB <e ME 5rAN0lR‘ NEZ7 TO THAT INDIAN m i \ L Loti FRif MOD!<n Mf WtWAKfAt NFVf R MWO ABOUT HAVING THE anlred. IL W. Hhuuian, IDO \\ U 1IM..SS xxnull'd, iilglit shift HOME and acienge at on PICTURE TA K EN , 1DNID W FVf M O RE HlUSKiH d".t A GOOD PiCMC, EVfH THAT'LL BE REAL ATMOSPHERE KX THE East 4th. HI., Hairford, Via mil \ A|i|d v Terminal Grill JiM,WAIT! THE MAN WAN151 Priced rlglil. Plmlie H1P7-ltd. — - t p i Folks back tnii iF ME IHUIW1 OiDNT VrtDl 10 P05f StKlOJS PROBLEMS. TilREI MFN ARE (Formerly with William* F ull Mimager. 10 TAKE T ~ oui to g ef usi FlCKIKE! 6— ArUciPb F ur Nnlf — 5 1,11(1. wanted for soda fountain _Shop).________ _____ B L K C T M IC w I.iiiii' v'k Drug Rlure. HERALD A CtC TY I.K N H COAT MILK OPPORTHNlfY: EXCELLENT ■jot “L W KI.D IN O R, D. Prliist, Phone 7|rt WS. Man with car for .Sanford and Baa far g Malar B Kijpt. tw Ih’l.and nnd are* Establish, m W. 1st Hi real Mill’s Pwap Shop—W« buy, i*H ori ,11.i.i iit,- inslnllmenl business in nm»t anything, fofl Han-I Hie icolored c immunities). Bull Dozar and Drag-Line Works* 1— FOR MKIfT —1 trade f. ul Ave. Phone IflS-J. | America's filiest Slid fastest We specialize lit pastille w o k and grass planting—Ed Davi* '■I'li.g ■oiiatipatii.il medecine, ONE A two mum modern effi­ We Imlh imi" when y u don't Phona I08B-W,_ hiHrig your prescriptions to* n .ia ils LI,IK) pint size). Earnciency Rparlmeiits, Idcblly suited 1.. m, i,|ipinxiinate!y $75.00IFtierIT'S Pipa, plpe-fittliig' ut 1.ancy’*. Phone HHI. for Individual ur liuslnei! couple, fm first f, weeks After valves you need, sec A. I*. Ho* location ncruss from Ihu Post il T T uhN E lf Magic Chef Range.! Iweek lint fl 50.00 week easily. Car ler. French and Commercud, Office, Phone r.BO. Swinging Broiler lim n . Clock, ti..... ..... y and sniall lnvsstmnnt B Phone 207, and IlghiH. Used only fexv 1., imi. Our iinii|U» advertising Modern furnished npnrlmsnt*. months. Now using vapor non. I imileriai gets Out business. Alio efficiency apartment. Can be converted for city gas. i Write Stale Manager, P, O, Box lik— fYut leave—i'eramtnlN — Id Downtown office store. Tnkach A ‘bargain. Phone IBHrr-SIl!. i lot, Riverside Htallnn, Miami, HUE W. (I. Morgan for hospital! MICKKY MOIIHK B y W A L T DIHNFiF Apartments, UU8 N. Park, Phona Florida. ___ _________ Amazing Johnston's "NO-ROACH" I p a at n e n ^ zatlan Insurance, The White o e-co u csi; iT3 ONLY THE BCBCZE rLBT'3 <30 IN ANP m « -J . _________ ___________ sanitary coating kills Roaches,, ^ ohdrrful onportiinitv In iivet a l l about THAT’S MAMNO TKOS«CHAlB3 ROCk. FIND AROO W Ctosa Plan Including polio. R“* FDllNISHEH Apartment* from WtLL ..1 (JuB3 9 THSCE'9 NO CNB AND STOP TAlx s J J p ThSHTMAN Antr, Water Hugs for months, i wiie otganlzullnn: Young men IE2 or Phono 1H7U-M foi n|.MO to >60. (HI Park- Avs.____ I IN ITCHINJ OUlCH! PWHAT B8BEZB7 a b o u t Gh o s t s .. \ SEI pthbms Pint *I.0H. Half pint Bile. Roumll*i bi'twcim ages of 21 and lit needpolntmsnt. Arntrlein Fluor Sanding Machine lit A Anderson. _ _ _ I cl tu help build Sanford and With edgsr. H. M. Gltaaon, Laks iiilmile County runty by Joining tha T uht’ k F o n t f i r 11 t (I00D AND BAD T Maty Pja* .luuior Chamber of Commerce. 1 used 6 pc d in ette............ lllMlh Cull Telephone 1372 or report LOST: plcturss of relative*, iF T c R T a liT # d ^ d 7 " f T jr ' ........ Phone 710-M9. 1 nssd BOf* tied ..............• - r* tu Tourist Center Thursday at friends wrapped In Saufma 12:0(1 noon. Herald Friday near bus ship <ui Figat Street. Finder plense i f lightly used ,1 pc bedroom suite turn to M. A., Valdes llutel. It<" Reg, prlcu *2110.H5 . $80,115 it- - WORK W A N T E D — 9 ward. Thank you. Nicely furnished 2 room apnrt* l slightly tired 4 pc bedroom suito w u r party who plckud up pm-kReg, price 1320.05 *100.05 ment, alio singlo room, to idea, FUllN’ITURB Ite-upholstaring. All ago by mistaka in Penney’' quiet people. Itb'Ll W. First 8t. MATHER OF SANFORD ■-WS-SW. wink guaranteed. Pickup A deli* containing two shirts return tu room cottage furniilicii. Ecftia 208-00 E. 1st S t . ___ Phono 127 very. Phone 018-W. Ramey, 1500 Mrs, Cordell, phone UIU-W. R f Qraenleaf. jC§k© La it Mary. MORTOAOK for sale, ten (10) W. 1st. St. _________ farm on Camoron Avenue, ALL TYPER of b u ild e r work, (S a t, clean, modern' apartment. ■■HgIjS-Ji.rfi net In cash, (llcnn llotA ■ A desirable place to live. Thrc rrasonnblo rates. FrBa aatlmati r o M O H i U ; H n F* rwpma furnished, refrlgcrato 775 Columbus Dr. Dc (FTTA KBTT es. Dav|d R. Carpenter. Pkoaz U f f A U L HOIHNHON u privat* bath, water furnlwhfs _catui%0a. Phona DasiKiuni^MDB, 1808*111 ___ ■ . 1048 PONTIAC Streamliner 4 ». Adults, no iwtv.4B0 Palmatto a a s io r c t va « o r a munch wot vnr/v tear i I 5 o S 3 w 5 T ^ ----------------door sedan, all accsssnriei WANf to stop sw oklngf' Tr LAWNS Mowsd, low prko ices. Mitt M SB BKJHr BlUHrMaHrONOICK ^Twy staovins mi Prieod right for quirk sale, Nleo-Slnp. Guaranteed. Rouml .lerrv Itord, Phono 770-R. tuv>Nd PuN.'wiHaMaau *800,00 below current selling »-*«fJ YDUWPYl OP1N -Amo 1st * Anderson, Touehton HODSKCLEAN1NQ by hour. 9001 norAtNOODTO Prise. Phono P PHto, 888-W.____ Drug*. __■ __________ EflU to F o r Kdto— S W, lath. - . - *w — — •- - - *■*' aedanV 1st Cleaned, washed A polished. SECRETARIAL work, axpsrlsnc- Mode) A»n,Ford ghqna 888-R. B from town, 3 Bed room OARS, a .s 27He A 22He 0*1. Ben*i cd In nuralng. Permanent, Phone ttouiia and Oarage oa m wwomobife Sedanette 0. perStandard Siatlon, Sanford1 848-W. Miss Lowe. lot. Modem Kitchen, V*- nett's fact mechanical condition, *<105-* Celery Avenues. THACTOB^W o UK 00. Rev Keel. ftOfl W#at 2nd HI. Hilnds. Nursery. Price E l i o■FFE)CDHt ~Compltta lino. Free estimates on plowing and DrMOO.od; 1’horia $2800 down. W. R. WillTutedn Feed Stova. discing farm rs or gardsn plots. tor, n o N. Park Ave. Also eT i « f ' ' i ‘f> . 1 - ' '-Vi PITTSBURG Pslafs for Plymouth, New paint'job, ing lost*. tires. $405. Russall. mm ■' t iPhone 205-it Co. Clooa A m LOWER j t? b n rgiiv«i*| PRICES, Y O U 'R E TELLING ,'•3 ME! j FOR R i8V tf* ± S ia n lev - R o g e r s Hdw . C o . ‘ HEADACHE \ '0 1 $ vsl HANFORD U_ it L r m ? SESI — 1 iSS.'Th.0^ tm TW -i '■■■ —■ Mm te m. ■ui. ■ • - ai * *L. . ~T i �M M 1- ■- ' •fHB SANFORD HBRAtD. BA N FO dD , F L O R im -,.tJM Torture KUIer 1 r 1 l W B gM M D A Y AUflOTT I I , l i l t m m - l 1 J. fu'c ‘ . i Fi", — ’ i, !• You Tklk To U.S. Youth Of Today $100,000 Left In Will 5 Palatkans Killed To Sterilize Pet* l ----- tCoosm en n m f m s t e s t and salted pMnuti. A bettered gasoline hose end ecara on tha Bt. Lout* anlm ellover who died 10 pump indicated the fugitive had deya ago left an aitlmated 1100,attempted supplement 000 to promote the sterilisation of „ . - In ... vain ----- to — -Jpplen household pets, the four-gallnn fuel supply In the ....................... tank of the stolen Bmltn eutomo The beaus bequest wee contained In bits. ths will1 of Leonard D. Putney, a I Smith told officers ths Ignition roofing company executive. The ksy of his rat had been removed, will was filed In probate court gs yesterday. pursuant to repeated warnings firom Sheriff “ * Turkw. But Russell, »*iv K .ii.f" Putnev wrots "I* By HAL BOTLB i leV , . EAST HAMPTON, N. Y<r-GPi rasp —The fat man lay stretched on I "No." said the fat m«n, look­ Hared. the beach, blissfully a t peace. | ing"I*a Itlittle a ple»lo«auru*. e pslaeolulled s i lisp by the sea’ll obi hetterla, or e prolnrnsetirusT song. "Nope. You're still cold.” Suddenly a shower of sand fell “ I* It a p«l»eosf|ncus, a pteon hi* face. Tha fa t man looked renodon, psntnUmhdn. a p»tup Into the serious face of a tow­ riofelis, ne pnrnmy*. e pretrdon headed flve-year-otd boy with a or a palnenmantndon?” big brow. The boy held an animal "None." book minor hi* arm . The hov, who had been " U f a play n gama,” he said. "Go away, little boy," aald the Mealing looks nt hi* plrlure fat man crossly. " I am paying I,(ink, now frnoklv opened It and , SU a day at thle re to rt to get liegnn going through It page by (unlimited—and you are standing page. “Then It must lie a protnrera*, In my sun. "Hut there la nobody sh e to a phororhacu* or a pseudaeltiplay with." said tha boy stub­ rus?" "Nope." bornly. The fat man could «ee "Hut It has to he. That'* all ha was a modern child, used to there are In the hook.” having hi* own way. "I didn't *av It wa* In the; "If I play ona game with you, hook.’’ I III you go a w a y t" h r asked "Oh. Well. If It laid egg* It 'Yes, I.ef*' play tu n * the animal game. I’m ’m thinning thinking nf an mold he a plnlypti*. Dr If It v/n* n marsupial If mold lie a animal thnt sta rts with th «( T* w u t ;» H V "Nope” . **Is It a dasr, dromedary, don"I* It * mammal or a reptile?” Isy or a dachshund V aald the fat man. "Mammal.” | "Ob. 1* it a ptehlrlago —that'* No!" lenlly an armadillo, you know. \ "All right. I give up." " It’s a dlm etrodonr chortled Dr a porcupine, a p.una or a , panther." I the boy. "Nope." "A w h st?" asked the fa t man "Well, I ran't think of any unsasllv. He noticed again that the little hoy had a forehead like more," said the little hov **dly. "You haven't thought of pan­ Einstein’s. l "A dlmetrodnn," said th# boy. d a " "Oh. that'* right. I* It * pan"Yon know—on# of those I'remisn reptile* that lived million* dti." "Nope.” of years ago." tla opened hi* “Then I give up. What could animal hook and showed the pic­ ture of a huge Haard with a It he?" " I t’s a pig!" shouted the fat giant fin on I ts back. "Ugh,” said tha fa t man. "Okay man happily, "A pig!” said the little hoy, you win, little boy. Now go away. (aught between srorn and tears. "Hulit th at’* only half the geme. "A pig! Nohody would ever Now I have to guess an animal think of n pig. It Isn't fair. I'm J'ou are thinking about. Why' not going to play with you any non't you'*—ha looked at the fat More." man c ra ftily — "think of an He stamped away across the liearli, animal beginning ng with 'P '? ” The fat man thought a moment ’'Modern children!" rhurkled and then looked back at him with Hie fat man. lying down *g*ln. | equal running. Me was so pleased with hjn JlllSI'lf "I am,” he said. lie tlldo'l lull asleep ngHin for "Is It a platysomus nr a pre- 'Ive ml mile* trsattnaei gram Pan* Oast brl()(lt tender to the ACL train dispatcher who In turn not!. fte<| the Police Department of “Sgt. t. H. the accident. Sg R. W. *Tench, who answered ths telephone, notiG«d the* Sheriff. Highway Patru ""d other agencies. Ths coroner* lurv Included Bah Brven. Paul Daniel*, Charles W*hBrumley. Chgrle* Raker S?l of ,Wli r t 0 •Jound •U t.s . should bs the only per- Funeral The hodlM wVrS the .witch In starting Smith’. . on, * h 0 would h .v . u n .t.rlll.a d f ^ ‘ r f e t a f t . ‘t f 'T . O O ^ household pets, which could bs ^ Neighbors heard tha ear motor used by them for breeding pur- ; t t ' i r . r a hv .s : dlMovsrsd hi. ear had bssn sto en. | of MU, nurl| d„ rr| b„l ths will as " , n'Arcv w*» atte , I t »T i T Ths ascapadewa. carried out In i..the imt„ t thln# , M#r h#trd vinveui lloheM* the midst of a .action patrolled 10»» * viruem for the past three daye by a .her- \ ' ---------- 1----------------- i ,L « who w t, In hi* late fifties, wes tuperinIff* posse of upwards of 1.000 teudent of the Hudson Pulp >nj men. roper Corporation, *< Meanwhile, e Pinellas county vision at Peletke end was active hi « d»nUr a„ (CasMewsg r n w c *h nasi as superintendent of tha High’ nar# to consider evidence against | bara might he soma link hetween Heh«nl Parent Teacher* Atsncl*. m wis lu iiu is slaying , ths contribution and tloutd'e par- tlon of Palatka. M. L. I'oags, alto of elderly Norman Young Browns.fl|a Vaughan aaldi in his fifties, was supsrlntsndsnti I "I dgn t think that had a thing of the I’oags Concrete Co. ,g New power, speed end slrrkneM are r>prr«rd In the advanced design of flltldsheksr'a IMS passewgav ear j to do with It, senator,;.' Palatka. P models. Embodying a complete change In frnulid appears ore and frnder treatment, these eats designed ' Concerning Neblett’s visit to Dr. Frank D. Abernathy, a by Raymond latwgr Associates epprar to Iip In mol Ion even when they err Standing still. Shown here la Mm In connection with tho Gould y0Un> optom itrUt from Jtckion* I he 1930 Siudeheksr Commander cnmrrtlhle. tc * sltiss4 Vim s Page oast *Sh / I . “'f '1 */,e rAf' rrr, vllle, had been practicing with to tho Justice Depart- th, Km„ Optician* In Palatka that there had "always been her- Nablalt . mony between whites an colored for the past three week*. Tom Vaughan prlng* »•*» opls !n Lake county”. I ..H n n * o f" said tha FBI FiV iInvastl" Milllnor of High flprlni ;)• C Clr lothlna They said they believed *be °„ * ^* ,.^ * ^* * .w l* . manager of the Eagle years' of three ree would get a fair trial here. " Co- " nl1 • t,out yl Supervl Supervisor of *'' l h,* J “ i i “f * O T_*o1.1.. . a m ' »«e. age. Dr. R. Nya nupervisor or RegUtratlon Registration W n or. II. n. •». i-jr- was -» » «a young -uun* of Lake county testified | m H f.j osteopathic surgeon. A. M. Coll, L,. Story ” there ter* were l 803___registered " L pres*. ." ! , V * th l pres*. ' *h o p m .t„t il a bar In P*. memnsr ntor ptne latka. tT. cC. vVann, about flO, w .s . voter* In ,the county, Wank Oweni. chairman of the ] w ?fi‘ 9.°'- ^ ^ 1 1 ..“ ? ” ’. day clerk In tha Gilbert Hot* inty commission, said " I t 1 sold that for aoma time before In Palstka. U k e county William U. Wurn. 72 year old !u the duty of the commission to tha investigation a "vicious idare names of colored voters on flare "» , camoalan" had ha»n coretad bridge tmiler, whose lurnss is 1 111 ths Jury list In porportlon to the I aj,a£ at Vaughan by columnist mediately n**t tu the demolished number reglsteicd th* sams as , Draw Paaraon V 11 (.butmsnt, said this morning that Is done with whits votsrs." A ' Msra was Dut In tha w ltm n •>* heard three terrific crashes; B h .r .f f W .|,,s McCall testified ' chair and tastlflad that ha had l i r ,‘. whan ths left sids of th* — . ths . . . . ...........— -------- for | talked with ,the lln rFBI ,,, alKiut that National^ -----Association alrnot It !t ouiomomi* nutomoblls lilt the metal roa.l advance* ment of colored peop 0 . tt)d fo rm ^ that th at Vai Vaughan ''K'M Mtoni! wh®n lh« c?f l11* ,th* and w„ wa« in informed had mnnii iinjuil »lRl#ni^nt* . wrh "complotillv ix o n frjtfit.11 conettt# Rbutmtnt ind inira third wntn whtti rxji "compicttiy concrei* iu u im tn i mnu was "completely Fionprutfil." exonerated." about ma [ Later. Mara aald ths man hs it crashed upside down on thq H* denied miking, a* he ssld [talked with was Peyton Ford, an- *labt side of ths bridge 40 fe J tile NAACP charged, a statement J blatant attorney general. Hs said away. that "If the defense attorney* , Ford had the FBI files brought The doora of the car had hern aren’t careful, they'll he put In j (h hut that ha <Mara) did not knocked open, all but ons of th* fall, too," ! see them. aiven occupant* had l-cen flung McCall, howevar, did say he | McCarthy kent poundlno nwav out on to the brldga and th* Chiy. ho snld. had asked the defendants If IHalr I wlth questions ss to whether there *b'r rolled over them. Fire hlsisd .Moie than Pit per rent of oil 1 jaw ysr. wsre trying to t - i - " h a d r o th e e n a n F lir in v e s V lg ^ in the Intaaior of ths car, and Mr. vMentn* who have m.ide (it loam ’ It'satla*s4 Fram gaga «a»» • netr minds. | » charge* that Vauglisn hod **. Wurn, nldci! hy au unidentified I nre keeping up regulat uaymenis,' against her erstwhile allies" with nliout II7.U0O alir*dt whan* Hunte/*»a?d ,\,*^ fe'lll T'tha*r I h u In flu e n c e d an effort | ’«bjtka motorist who had stooped Rut there, tha Defense Hrcre- I he said, (cioild whsn Hunter said lie relt tlislr | , , more grain for Honor com. «t the wreck, hurried over cnif gut tin'll louiis la foil tarr* said, "the parallel between having testimony would not b . nre,led, j X n d ra in was short and « tub of rain water f.mn In fmnt A* fiirtlicr proof of the veterans'I th* two postwar years suddenly fllialirlnl , of ths houts and extinguished the Intel grit y, he mldcil, the1 IOOKINO COMPIITI’.Y nut of place, the wrcrhnR* of a small passenger plans lies In ■ Philadelphia street rationed. Stop*. Ws may havo been dosing ■fir. U VA hns IiniI tn mke gooi on only I where It crashed. Tha pilot, Joseph Plcchoske, 35, was Inking Ills fiancee. Rosalia Davlln. IB. for a ride when Both Vaughan and Mara Insistallright, hut wa had nol vet fal­ seven-tenths I ed they never had heard of any ’ . „ ^ ot having a talepbone, Mr. of one err cent nf| len completely asleep. We caught lie decided to fly over her home. The <rufl plunged In Uie ground when he dipped too tow and then could p"I such Investigation. Wu,n th#n h,,rrlKl down ths ourselves In time. Nnw we nre nil loans guaranteed In the mole regain altitude. The rnuple were nirlicd to tho hiKpllol seriously Injured. (fnternort''o"» l'-- * oath iinth by the houss and called to (reatlnaag grew ra g s Oast than font veals the priigiNtn hat fully awake, grimly determined lienn In csisleiut'. B. Csddon Li Ic renter would serve as a y e a r: V aulhln « a h l'Y b i 1* Direr tor''**?' ^E R. ACL telegrapher m that history shnll not repeat Itaround recrcallon renter for childiin,n,.r i„(n. maj i,■_ v,.* the tower by tho railroad bridge Na tlon a I cnmtnnmlci I*e r r f ssli. Already we have gone a long Blown ren to use. and I. a place where " T J l r„ . 1 ^ " , a^csn d g > » vard. away. Mr. L.ddon declared the Legion’s niaway to correct the mistake of nur rlvlr where "ad been aCCUS*d Of accepting • In turn notified . n.|» i,j authorities and ..a civic rlnh. clubs rnllM cnuld moat meet an,I ami where ,or IDIMt fight will tie ngnllisl demobilisation stampede.'* tCnellnseil r»»n, I'line One) convention*, dame* and entertainbrlb* *or * Promise rl* ■" ln*l police. (Caatlaa*. f r o m wans Oasl America agatn has an Army, government e c o n o m y wliich proper ItiKsiau iillthoiltlrat ths White House, ment could be held. , „# 1 When the automoblla hit th* • Navy and on Air Fnrca worthy llircalcns tn strangle" veterans Brlg. tleiicml Flung I., Ilowley. Pointing nut that thousands of) Mara spent a p*rt. “* th* yellow road sign., th* left front Thsy said th at tha President of our country and the pride of ticncflt*. Amcilnni chief in Berlin, snld clt and that the others agreed dollars are being spent annually I for*n4"on.!'l 1doorhandle was clipped off amt Commander Brown said "the Ihe hi* evtrv American cltlsen, Johnson final news conference liehat a compromise extending tho to hrlng tourists her#, ha rto- 1 / After tha qtiaaUoiitng about the WfB1 {brou, b ths poreh aeraeij 4 A . dl’iihled veteran* * * are being 1 at said. iuiu, a Ths slgfr fore retirement Mini jfiisnla will ; trade agreement act mitll th * 1dared that the dvlc center would: Income tax csss, Senator Mundt’0f tb# "And thsy are getting better caught silently In a sqitsese play trv more tricks to oust ihe West next *px*lon I* nut femlhle. 1 attract more tourist* her# than|(R -8D l swung Into an axanilna-'., *wu .f,i a ||i b#n* btl» ,v. a vlilcli thtealens In si 1 angle licit •vary day—stionger and more ef ci 11 Allies from Hoi jin lie Hiiid; knocked r]f ar over The west Lucas said legislation to renew* any 10other campaigns. Tourists |tlon of Mara about hisrelations rigid* under I lie law.” fletont. "Tliev will keep living l i nks the Heel pineal Trade Agi cement havachildren, too, hereminded,, with John Maragon. Iconcrote ami stsel shutment Is The ( ’umutiiiiilci snld then* ami pressure ns long a* lliey thlul Act fnr thice years will Th; called and such a center would encourag#, Maragon. a Greck-Amerlcan |>nd|y s,11Mhed nml the top of 11 "Mnavar they arc rounding lulling devsltipinrnl*" must he 1 they run gel away with it." thsmsslves Into one team—a team rntrcctcd: up In the RciihIp when that body » ,* • * # l from City, has been a n™ ,i(,wn nMr t |la r|ver. Ths Ho iiredirled llorlii, will iigmn that will make all enemies scop, rone Imica a one-week recess. Exhibiting preliminary plans for <man-ahout-Washlngton for sever- . ) ,(,ng Oerl gunrd rail was bent, "Hlnalics In vcirruriH ndmlnlntraheroine ......... ...... ,,f j, t'lnicil ,\(r. Wurn iinoted the motorist Innk and listen before attempting lion ji|ipropt int l»ns." 1 "The Reciprocal Trade Agree­ the canter, lie said that these hail „| vearjl. |{|a name ha* hohlied up Gorina mv ments Art will In, made Ihe order not hren narferted, ami declsreil' ,.e prntcdly In the Senate Invest I- f»„m Palatka ns stating Gist ths *g|tr"*‘dnll across nur tracks” "lietlurtIons in VA personnel." In I omiIuii, ill|i|i,mutir offii uiIh Praising the Legion a* lh« of business In Ihe Senate as soon that each Hvlr dub li.s "een re- ga(|ofM subcommittee’* hearings Chrvslec hnrl psssed him on the ,,f ehtmulnn (if lit ("paredlies* nt I In* "Pmposnl* to mcige nil fcdcr- said ic'iin, ....... „„ ii,,. . 11* it completes action on the hill quested to appnlnt on the question of whether there turn to the bridge going *t sn 1 II v*opci uted h o s p i t a l s which ml ID a 1 V < Iiilpm ciii In Vugo In via tn raise tlite in i 1 ■i111 uni wage from rommltlee that will discus the * | )|J|V betM (nip 1(>|>er Influence In crtlmated 7fi to HO miles an hour •ml r>f World W«t I, Johnson until : 40 to 7S cent* an hour, II now U America’* purpose I" would i|t"nn the destrucHnna of mnv he east’ll shortly hv tho I'mt Lucas plans "Financing of the IBB.000 pro- dealings by business firm* with 1 Hele wa* given hv Mr. Wurn convert the Detinrlnient nf De­ the VA a* an exclusive veterans' *tl S ta le s nml lh iimn 1 110 1100 •• nsscrled government agencies. , In getting the inlured and daai ( to aid I ’ re in lrr Aim«li«|» T ito , who fense In effect Into n department agency.** The decision threw up a road­ lect will he our least problem." Mundt ssked particularly about 1 Into andmlsnce* Rstllff'a had to "Move* to dilute veterans’ pre- I* fl’llllllig w ith the .Vnvlet I'lilo n , of tisar* "with your cooperation." block In the path of a talked-of ne stated. "Our chief problem I* a lob of "expediting" which Msra tfiinimnn another wr-cker nut ta Dssoltr Iht nigh roil nf our fetenre In govniuiurnt cmploy- w ill t,p dlsriisseil h\' lti*vin when plan for the Senate to adjourn to get people Interested and be­ oerformed for the Austin Mstol |nld the first on. In getting ths he meets |l, K. R rcn d a rv of .State hind the project." armed form*, Johnson said, .« inent." prettj soon. wrecked car off of tha bride*. Brown also called attention to Dean Acheson to W ashlugto 1. cut * 1 .0 0 0 ,(1 (1 0 , 1 1 0 0 |„ expendi­ tiling Lion Cliff Able* com­ Products Co. of Detroit. Mara acknowladged h# sent a (Mp*or|*t* who stunned tn view she mended Mr. Herman for his talk ture* I* the gocl «*t fnr thU yc*r. the fact that "vetrran* fo World these smircen - dd and announced that directors "memo" to tha War Dapartment ]';teck were cautioned hv Mr, I lie f’Mlic- 0 <'iiiMiiiinnit Itnent Thli laving, lie tnhl tin* Legion War wo shot nhend" In Lsglon would give attention to ths plan in behalf of this company, th# of-1 Worn not tn atrlk* matches to to Gant mi, luuvisiumit National nslres, will ha effected by nllmlti- nffnlrs hist year. (C »aH a«s4 r , . a P a g * o a s l Detail of whom he said wsr# ,'•* end th en b v start another fire "A majority of the IB IB depart- 1st capltnt, g.ilucil foi (-(- liiilny, •ting waita amt ilii|illratinii at a meeting tonight. Bay, N. Y. They hav# hsi •n misstrlands uf Maragon. . I H* expressed Mis nnlnlnn that through ii id fir >t Inn of tha armail me nt conventions," Brown said, Hcil ItregnlnrH Invaded Kwiiuluiig Ina since July 2B. Mundt said officials of ths com- It n"s»ln» the other car »t Idch forces. "elected younger men a* state province and raptured I'ingyun,1 | The Becrstar acknowledged The rfinraitllnn wa* alio tnhl rniiimantlers for IBfiO amt worltl 3^10 tulles nnrlheiisl of ('nulori. A that the youths not have ere- India and Pakistan to accept pro- i 0any had tsstlflsd pravtously that "**"d th* driver "f *h- Chrvs'«r today-that World War two vetrr- War two almi ahead" 111 Legion Coimmlsl drive inwards t.uiigchun, l dentlals permitting them to enter posats by a Unttsd Nations com- Col. Mara "got such rapid action" cot Dm fa r to the left of *vfh •n» have made an nutatamllng nimoat thn role mi the community Ufi miles fiiun Ciihton w,,* also I the Busslan son*. But, ha said, no mission for a true# In thslr dls- f , r them on a windshield bid, t h a t 1f""* _«nn nrj ths_»»•_•• »nd hd reported, , contrlhtillon to the future prog- level." puts over th# province of Kaitnlr. thslr casa waa settled bsfors *hsy ■*»•*• «'*n. nutting th# car. one accuses them of hslng spies. on* nf control The Bollvlnn government de*1 rota and icrurltv of America In Tim convention la expected to rsallssd tt. Achsson reminded that the Traffic, which had h»»n h '—V. tha lail four yaara. pick a World War two veteran to clnred In l.a t’ai Hint nnthuial 1 United States doss not sngsgs In Thera now a r t mora wolves t n ' Mara raid ha w .a an axpedl forces have smn'ihnl the ('oclui- • Ma|. General Carl R. Gray, Jr., succeed Brown aa commander. I tha practice of holding people northarn MlnnaaoU than In anp tar" in War Dspartmant mattars, »d fnr sn h"” e. w«s (ina«iart*d administrator of veteran* affaire. The convention settled down to and would halp any businassman stnwlr* hy ths Highway Patrol snd I who have committed no crimes. M id ‘that tha natlno'a faith In lla m in u s husincss today on the deputies, hs said. AITHOUOH the Italian Mlnlitar of 1 Because of that principle, he othar district of tha Unltad Btatas. with a lust claim. TOtcran* ha* lieen fully justified. third of Its four-day convention. nooneeil some U.IKHt |'ovn moent tho Interior hm cnulloned women 1 aald. tha United States refused Committaa counsel William P. '•'wartim e America w«». aafn In Georgia la the Unttsd States Drulrr consideration today nre Iroop* hnvr cnrlrrled ('tn'hnbitiiili.i. bather* ngnlnai wearing tha scent? to use as • hostage for trading tha handi Ilf our servicemen and proposals to end tho peacn time Tho llollvlao mdlo anlil rebel tend­ French Luithing aulti, this Palermo purposas a Russian tiler who ds- lergsst producer of kaolin, for us# Rogers leaned forward and askad luisins**.” Marat Woman,” ha aald. "It 1* my firm 0 1 aft, cntiiitme civilian control of er* fled hv pin no. Mara agreed not svervon* could ths Soviet Air Force and n* a paper and china clay. Ootltnhnmlin I* nt....... . three nicrmnid openly deltee tho decroo, liertsd "Can anyona walk tn off tha walk fonvlatlon _ that nur peacetime Ihe atom Imiuh under It, 8. mono­ then wanted to retarn to hi* through the Whits Hotux even though the obvlmialy dostnT atreut and ask you to help thsm prog reaa-ln the hnda n nor vel- poly and to draw up a strung rltloa arlied hv the relict., lee by homeland. gates, hut that his servlrai wti*r Ilka the water. It I* reported that ■Tin#— la tonally aecurr t h r . . . Nntlonal Reviduliminry nntl Communlst law. Ha mad# th at statement when avallahls to any "earnest business­ ' _ He reported that more than <1.you ars going FI rat mmlulinn adopted by the (nlNIt). The rnvolt tiruke out Knt- tho only reiull of the order hat been told hy a reported that an un­ men.” to bring out more of the brief eulta 220,000-or 40 per rent of all ■(invention cull* on Congress to army spokesman In Vlanna "fa ths reason ynu Interfered on tho bcachee, (International) named ,, W orld-W ar II vatarana—havo re- unset "maximum Social Security had aald ths State *Dpartmsnt In this case because of John Msrah Otlvad aome form of education or credit for active time nerved In acted with more haste than Judgd training, a vail majority of whom the nr mid force*" during tho secgon?” asked Rogers. \h av o anrollwl under tha 01 hill. ond world war. "Oh. no” Mara replied. •Ian go back to dhe Sovlat Union, In addition, ha aald, mora than Vaughan said his friend MartTha filar, Anatole Banov, waa It'nnllnnta rr.m r . a. (in#) TJia resolution, preaented by the .i« half mlHlon vaterana—all dla- Michigan department, naka m ail- of the Stale Welfare Department. gon needs to be "washed up. fu­ taken to Austria and turned over f ablad—have received education mum wage credits of (250 par migated" and probably no longs? today to tho Bed army, American Governor Sid McMath directed f a frftia ln ln g under public law ID. month. will hava aeesss to tha Whfti authorities In Vienna Indicated the Statu Hoard of Control to Ini , ^ ,*•«•» diver illy Of the train- . Other resolutions called fort (I) ve.tlgnte. House. they would have liked to trade Saline ( ‘ It Judge k MUI JW|ld selected try the mill Iona doien Americana being held by Earlier, th* President’s mil.” Vend Jury clearly tndl- A fadernl law to mnho child ritaar- Roy Danuicr colled him to the Russians for tome half Inquiry, In Ills charge, he compar­ Isry aids. In testimony to ’a Sen­ jM nM vtnat the Impact of Ine proSoviet authorities, ate committee, had railed Mara­ ed reported cnmllllon* nt the rW P M ‘('b e f*lt In every ; Tho United States d ou not anschool to medieval dungeons, gon a "lovable aort of a chap.” M lh .of life, and In every comgoto in that sort of thltif. AehoThe grand Jury laid week reWilliam P. Rogers, counts) for aon aald emphatically, " * % K **• lurned a Joint Indictment charging the Senate Investigations oomOn other matter*, Arheton Midi Records of the vetorana In uniMr*. Fanny Goodman, ■upcrlntenmlttes, said ha didn't think Mara­ Russia la trying to Irapofe Imn p l t l f e . college* and trade dent of the atate’a two white fe­ gon was "lovable" at all. Ha said poaslhle burdens on Austria In 5 H hoel|,have been good. Grey aald. male correctional Institution*, and ha thought he had baan "pretty *T M f ara eager to la#m. They Mr*, (’nrrir Tolind* 51, former despicable" In tome of hit deal­ v * * * * a mature approoeh. They rehead matron nt tho echool, with ings. can discussions on tha traaty a n i fttftfl U w ait# tim e" cruel and InVimnn punishment. He asked Vaughan If It wasn’t thla eon only thaih that The graiA Jury reported It possible to keep Maragon, n c e l Robeson did M t rMch the riot found evidence that recalcitrant tral figure In the committee’s inmates had been punished hy "flva pareonler" Inquiry out of laather straps, placed on broad the Whitt House. u d water diet* and that ona girl "It’s not only potatblo. but ltd had had her hair trimmed. The probable " Vaughan rspllad. tap w t added that theaa practice* The conCnlltee’s hearings have Usued n call for n protoat ponds apparently had been discontinued. developed that Vaughan. among Mrs. Goodman, who palnta as a Jjhby and admits to being "ovar ' Tho gn «p Tolnnd art at libAU dolled up and «vhto bsqt I demand that •rt^ o« 11,70° bonds. last wash, hnvlor, "Buddy," a rhesus monk porches on the shoulder of bis on Mrs. Goodman «■« J*ck W. Crawford, o chef. iparet for a New York ig- Crawford, who keof Five Perrenler* Akerman Defense i Legion ronvunHon Youth Program CrippH StiilK Senators Agree i^N ( AeheRnn Conference ■V i % .safe • Biff.bSiia.M i B^fa ,M . H.b?.3,biS 2 �S. h U «H r H tre n g th — TtIK W E A T H E R I* P * * " r y W j p w of A n irtu , l » r n t u t * FVMgorlty far Sanford. \ fat* leira! ihuiulrrfih(iH«ra this at tei iiiHiii Mud |in«wfilb Rji 2 T L i H d a ________________ 1 _________________ 9 yoLPMllxxX1 Local vited With der* * P n f r d f e r a l r A s s u d s t n l I*rents Leaned Wire No. 26*. Truman Sm>[)rew Pearson Tells Slackening In , l n . rr , War Of Nerves What He Knows In ; Five Percent Probe Florida Hurricane Saves Last Blow For New York Officials In­ To C o n f e r Business Lea­ About J o b s i H e Expresses Hope Of Better Relations Between Russians A n d W estern Woi Id P1ULADILPB1A. Sapt. I— 'O'*—T%* < » »ft»u l*vlnn tn. O f otaotaB O w n N. Craig, 4*-jMf-nld Rteail, Ind., attorney M M W M l N W U iO r. Hr is th* fim I lM lll t » World W«r Sttys Geit, WASHINGTON. S„u . I t/p. *- fir,idem 11liman ,aid today ihr wai nl iirivr, brluerii Conimumsl and Democratic guvrinmrhli is vny tin idrly lUckrmny nil Hr rapirssrd a imrric hope lha> this war mil rod hi suiiandri just as V lh r shimliiiy ttai did. J | Him. hr laid a news cunlriclitr. jrsm hod> tould get III ihr mood Itu peace, ihr Lmtrd Natiout 'ttiul.l stink as II should, and hr . hoprd grnrialiuns id ttuild prate jority Of t a i l votes »hm Toipo gov# him 184 of I0« votes. ■# H d w f i retiring Commandor Parry Brews of B**umaaL Tax. Jaaao Gi##n, .is, Omaha. Nab., woa a do*, .*r ani with two othar candidal** —I l i a Cock. Jr., Oawaon. 0 *., and Donald Wilson, Clarke burn W. Vo-r—mastering only a tan A total of 3.. 144 Jalagataa balloted. F a in e il F iiru r4*H 111 l l u u r s (ia lle r v Vany'liaii I n t e r v e n e d in income 1 ax t.a ta Of l.tiiiis ia n a M aa WA'-IIIMVIOS Se,,i l - T / P l Ibrw I'chi sun itslliicil today lhA ■Mil l.rnrul l i n n II V*ught'n iclrpliniirit ibc luiiur Department in I'Mh nskiiia tumc mieivcnlioh** hi 'In- iinuiiir u i l*itrills nil in,in i,>c of a New , Ibc >11111111111,1 Uni k the wanes* ' lisii lii the -itiialc s five piricnici ills dig,H un shoriiy after s \\ lute House liens i.ollfeiCHCC at bllfl'C K flV LIGHTNING DURING AN ELECTRIC STORM that accompaulnl the huirican# w in d e r ““h* i"M-plng ibc i-asli-iu leahuard, a barn (lift) in Sulctn, N. Y., brcuinrt a lurch In the night aa high! Askril lo rxplalu sthal lit mranl win-1- lush tin flaming stiucture, At light, lurintmia nl a police •inrrgrncy nqnail attack Ilia pro- by hoping ihr told »ai tumid tnd liltmi of uunl'm/ u liti lhai clashed againnl u defiling ill New Yink's fumed t ’uney Inland. The amer- ;n (|ir firiidriii irplird PHILADELPHIA, S#pt., I—</p) Htmy -quads tn « kept bu»y a» powai line*, ato i* *|gnt and Mt-ai gav* way lo ilia winda, recorded.. . , i . - , . ui 1 1 , —Legionnaires, warming up lo In noma am a, at 7U mllai an hour. ... ( Inin national I | ,,c 1 4 . . i.ln.li I’irtiilciii 1lull.4ii said \ suglisii tsuuld slay un as hit Aims Jiilc ----------------------------- --------- --------------------- ■%— — - ■ tha 1 election of a new national American Legion comma ruin, gave A f 4 -1 n unanimous nptoval today to the £ V la C A l U l U r O aV S Legion i lelt-help plan to bung * # f tonight* i Uifiug And allghtl) cooler Fxiuj r > S A N F O R D , FLO R ID A , T H U R SD A Y SE P T E M B E R 1, I94B two I W BUMS to Dm pint. Craig h m I m th# needed ma­ • o A N IN D K P iiN P K N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R EnUbUghtd 1908 Legions Favors Sell Help For U.S. — Jobless U, r • - ______a- tsonltl mil rlatunalr lull nobotlv lhad anv tlotihl stintli sidr hr hopnl stmild soiirudri Mi liumaii's it mails writ in iripiinir lo a ictpirtl fot toiuinrnl on ihr Initli aiinisnsaiy ol ilir Sian id Wo.ld Wai II The Legion's H u annual con T L . *1* | Radio Sut'itn W1KK v*il, hold open house all day Fiiday at il>! Hr saul hr is lippt lhai ihr vention approved a resolution I I l l C & l 1 0 a J & P 8 I l nets home nl I I .0 Last [ list .^lirrl, and the public is msitrd lo saa tha | ihmiiing t».ti didn't i uiiliiiur anv backing a self-help .plan "basrd on ____ new "Seminole Piuaihasl.iig I rnlrr." Imigri Imi is disappointril lhai the initiative of the peopl. in their C o n d i t i o n Is S e e n Il.e slat in' stas rslahliil rd two yean ago by James Riven of t|lf ,,| nrivrs had lasted imnr iVaisuii i.In.idiot the case as lhai 111 A\ I Hill bill. New Or­ leans nil man and a " m y good 11 ir ml >d \l il11 a lis I fell* Ihr inhiinHiil said llllilotl had lif*r n tnr.l lu n r nil income tax it a.ill , Il.l, grs Alin oil both oc* ■ Ih, (Uliv 11 bLril to 4*iee. Hr -- r li 1 ,oi In In nty that BuiKm » ,v u.l »fi jtlf lit 1V uuliilcd ami i 1till bUIni "1 .1 4tlili iac ol jury lil.lill. 4 II if lr l,U 4 Ini ,,l maiicutcrmt; lo | if »Ciii Kit cuiivtcltun. 1Vairi Ol l-l Hr ,,tl-i ' r 1r it lir J „t \ diighan’l pm |»**i i-.l oilti *,,l( Ill 1ihr iam from ) tiiirt 1' \l,l airitiO V no" U S I imlyr Imi ihr rsslrili dlilllcl of i'riintS l> llini At the lull-.', lydf), Station WTRR Will Hold Open SSL*1- "x "ri" “ A,“ ' Communism Is No House At New Home Tomorrow Loidrle. Ga.. and was loiair. in ihr Maytan inn * cast wing until Itjhan ),mi vrais was moved lu Its tilrsrnt nearby f miniig in dnmo'lc ibr |'ii-id»i.i irpt-Hlrd it pinlletinu location lluii lii- iii"Kiiim svlll iiav* all "I WIIKN t i l l v\ VMMl \ l i’l 11\ tlKKU'K nl . A special biuadcant. “The New it i.i ib, time Hi* HIM rimgi* ** Inn,. "In, |>ni, i nli i mi - <i|i"iud In llm Kra". devoted to niiigieiit In rl„|- »is< seal radio bioadtusllng, still be sin the "all- iii n- fmmd I,, I,-, a vt'i.inhla vrtilli'i \ A In • He -aid ibc ftiM lankiim )i Mnt Wbu 1 A lr|iulli-i In ritmis n Imiking nv>-i II ,, air tonight between 7dill und SlOll ............. mi mucan diaw uns o'clock. ,11 riulnyi .I|di ,1 I'll, tk'iim- ,111 l Ilf I'lI'nGli III , , ,,, until tb* ll'Mi »**»l‘'it 1left The rtaw building htmsen the i , G.'it I’ Il i . i i' iim ,n l ('nl, ,1'iim* II I- Inn,lit'il aturllui, H«meiu! ufflcer and Harmin mi-il mat til,-gul)' llim ,i li II i um1 V|h | lii'li. II, Itcitiindi-il that hr* milter and tsa* dealgned by its itir Hr|nibllcaiicont ri'llfd IttUli i i gl t i . iitil si h•% .1,1, I,, Hu 1' i c,idi-iii, is li-,. i present uwnei and manager, M> \liS, , siriy s>.i» ibc aitlslaul to l „n»tir*. a ills HllltdllK t'oiiai*"' Mi u|,b i lull i milnuial I pan. rtm A. Hecki who wa* so pleated i„. mh. u-krd In evaluate •«"} ihr lhrn AllutuiY tscueial. lorn "Today, Japan might, indeed, b« by Florlda’a healthful rliinaie and Auei .......... i la. k viewed as a symbol of hope tor opportunitiea that In 1048 he chose ............ cvulnatcil unlit It 1* ovtr. hi Rihkd ; Alihuiigh die cumimMee has d:s D a n a less fortunala peoples overwhelmed this eoctlon a* hie home. hr'ihiiikii iVwlii b* all ijubl. ) Of concrete block construction (|)a dr ipul;c n ,|( 0f coercive M Mii Tiuinan ititman said "R*1* h* •* pleased > mt l i b *1 . I >v • i« r, a omiril Vaugliau at a witness, 8«»* vtlun III defeat , . water fcrr aptwmlaWon bill itdrr The board wf skroaSorr o f'ltib ' D “ iusl .11 Its US' Iml acllinw llm w sta lle d eqntred him Vrssit cmi looking review of the occupation ||l!u attractive reception room. n utYn-tt ,„ 'i p m it ,,Un'ai Al/nmam svbhb Wiiiild have require wont on .( iim > ili.nit lii«» of raping to cut alL a|iproprlalt*m» ft lo 1 “ j which he .ommands. The formal | On the Hghl are t f . ganeral ^ ‘ n*“ " today *1 - ....... M, I aitby told iap"t ter* .It Ih* ' 17-year-old lutirndei look place 194^ office* and tha offices of Mr. Reck P u“ meeRng^ !ail night at iU . ..,,U„I after Ibc i" <*» conlersnc* an incident ssbiih overlook the main studio home oi the President. M's -■'ally 'TlV «ini ih* itdei was absoliiti ly eldon whieh toucl ••Tli® JfipanriR prople/' hr tii Mi Tiirmuti to letaiullig raeb terroriem g l nearby Grovemill uiljoln the office of Mr^ Mno Williams on Lake Ouma, t l l n SI I n u n SSUV 1 “ U " “ b u i l t “ cl l i s ' V S ten stro m I>isi:nxst*s l i e ii’^ in I h , | ii v W i il v 11v,,ugmm "have fully and faithfully t.liiei it rid t i l* a a i i a l * d t 1 la Miymg In atfect that land last mirnth,__ . . . Kditli NleakUy, secretary and ,u tir„(u l|y concluded two ol thru IHH ci'uunUIV , On /osdan of OMjluU Judge T ., v*d ilicii mririiilcr commitments tlfHMIl VI . ,i n- ''propir'' fm Vaughan to the Hgtil tiling hi lurtilng » O f S a n l i i n l S i l l l V , t i l l l l'c*l i i '. r “pi,Mir ‘nfluvncr " projects, a suitable place iiu * lln'S I Q. rg tc.l, -doors to: the courtroom, and advanrrd slradily along th« ----------.11 Nn i!«•• Irft of lha anhanvi and rI ftlMgr ,,,1,-lllulloi.ttl duty of locked M loan at all aea r.,.lh .rm i.n be -aid th 1* I' „ Gi,nits This > S t* - iM itt ..It III* lec.ptluu room are the Tovoin and a Ung."* 1 " N . i l n r K lllr 'l *. tu n-ulk-r l.l- Imdeetr. ( •iu'ept"officer* road nl ............ irgriieralion *»«'d v* I .,1.1' Iliad, No otll fgj i, iimmii "not ’-ills i'it, "Ui aga« ober ..line* ul the chief engineer, I'Ure lol ill* New York Giani. (tun Haute ua fe a t ra»»»i inv ,1 iimciii I'liiplun* to 1‘driw tfeo court ertU be allowed to p]iy,ical (cninitiuclion M.ilph A Smilli, l IIt ii tr ti j l M l IN I A . 1 •inteil piogie** Kmet-un illoulie and uf tha sport* anil students of ihr Grnigr llm Niittng "accelerated \ n igloin'* rsniiitito “but siy* U u n lit inanaMcl. v«.i > \ r 41r i (I it l - an M••1111 a f't l 1 i : ih, in (lint wlmt Vaiigliuu bus * u« . Spectator* will bo aaarchod and. |n Vvery phase durlnit p“s* .linctui, J it lluii Sieostriini. The . Uinpii r School who winlri hru ties, office I" that uf Dick Aiken, A U „ ,,,U W4, M,,,,.,, - electnl piciulent ul l l t r pi'inar ir.i nun timl >b like' , l i m l t r . l V) If Of i F M / camera*, guaa, package* o r |vear, lie »'dd that ii'u a ilM il itu faa* I'wui "Sdapisioua - looking w a T k in a democracy by 'Mi* *m*IJ Kiwanis Cluh whli li IIf fl.1, » o . r •t \| IV. I V lit A 1 1,11M l VI lit eMOB" Will bo pogadttod, SherlH CmnnWintsl mlnmlty " lied bci.n cf 4 > l| . r ( i l f 1 „ , itiilV m i l l sir it lr 1 It I'llltllAt •d l>.V rrimUed Japanore buildiiiK i« tha ufflce uf J. Marion jSlatton WTRR. who raplamr. W yV .. McCall uHT _ , fcctivelv __ |g K H S O |.T * <--------- . » ,1, \) I, Charle* see public npliilon talliei inban by P"- Mminuri, program director, which plan for tha aiectton of a u at •iTlii defendant* at* nvriluiiki* the two nIuUIub and con- center buliding which will mi hub Irvin, — ' irrtoi id ihr Crnlial I Ihiiinl,* Ih I i i|,< If lllig i h u r t ,.( i h c V . f i l l fI ol I *841111. Miss Fey Uuhndorf la large auditorium, cluh loom, tml aual flint ire of nil seven of the vie- .Seoul (oilllill ami (v iihIiuiiaI nr i ... *b, tit .1 I , 1, M h u l l l O I I 1 4 II1 cueed of raping Ithient of Communism « » "•Pjfi ill- MkHiHlant. Urns uf the automobile wreck at met uf ihr Lamb, t'lu Alpli I ..... - M i l t \ ...Ir.l.lt W tl.l.l I* suitable recteation crnici ho %Jn the .Monroe llrillge Tueaday aiaht ' riUla Padsgets of Boy Lake Issue In .l»i>»n*'j' ll(' imioir have «l he iv 41 Ullh been sent away for burial, hateniUv. lie till! will jnllllir assume -M" m Im IU II, ib. M a/ter beating and rob- fcli victim "f It* own ** i ii wan announced nt the r.rlckaon 4| (he lint merlmg in laiuMiv •k', i t Inin* iHPii .1.........i i i u l r i r v l l i f i HltlDOKTOtVN, lliirtiaitoa, H«pt. be* huebendi Tbey were ar-;The Japaiwee ,nlrJ'1 1",.'alilon •mull •in.Iiu equipped for newa- County. ___ Juel Field, Hanfurd I'onlmu'ici Mr If llk.-.l t*k' a few hoturn later. byimcrlcy l*'|l,i,!11tl,l1,'lf|1 1wlJmJ ,iu- I'asts mill with an extra let of |.,u1 ,i> the 1‘Mti t i,l*i Heviii pcisiina ilmwnad M i s s Mildred Wllhiuiis. tm»"..' Funeral Home today. _ The bodies of four uf the men. was elected fit nl vlce-pre-tdciil rented on . _ Thl. U-M »f ^ ^ ’^ ' . ^ " iniiny amt "7 honsav. nm a smailiad mob converged .crv- tinn luble- for diac Jockey ahowa chairmen, announced she hm! "■ i ^ A. M Coll, driver and mwnor of and Martin Mtlnectplier. pieseiit silt •<iH after tb* tarblng to ordeily p in. ,i vicious squall, tnll-end uf a is mi llm west aide of the building cured an agreement from Mmm p it fieilfct \ .ill.l' ililll M‘ ‘ Dr. Frank D. secretary as si'i'iilul Vico presi.lcni tb* auapooto, •«| to hrltig lo Ugh* lor " " “ r"; uitjniiiirig the progrem office. hurricane, slruck this lirituh i Andrew Carraway fm ih« *< * the wrecked car, young «* ' optome I* P. (,'unipbell was leeb .'ln t I •f. i , p •I Hitimpion," colony. Hi'iivy min- U sinl itiura by SkeriffH o- time tho full diat in the hall outalde tha atudloa PW Club lo have the m>e of ')>• Abernathy, /,.Jr t’oag*. Japanean devotion lo lb" cosscopt" »JPY'n‘t"- fininr„ | Than for aoarly a srook of freedom and the Integrity of and control room I* the music 11- flight deck aM he Municipal An trial; M / Poa«*, superlnten Minn ulglit hours llarbados lie i etarv. t, ml I- •lit f* t r i l l |> ( | \ ( iluiit uf the Poage l.oncrat# i.o., tha eeoao of forhrary cabinet where space la port hanger, formerly usu.i hs 11r tlrlrt lOf iliVMHHI off llii* ciiasl of Smith America, illowlng dlrei'lnrs \ llt r t'uii of Dr. H. R. Nye, oatapThe fpllowl ight riders. Negro their conatltutlonal proi’e**** by w it* aigL. night club, aa an Interesting »i"l iind I- Has Vt»i% ill i Vltl|£ I hi* .'Iftu null's north of llrltlab GilUnt. were sent early elected: l.ester Tharp, Kdwaid I Trade unionisation progrrae, be available tu Ilia thousand* of ra­ entertaining » set afire and a tbelr meeting place l»< pathlc surgeon tit* *vvki tvIi111* mi'll 1 Ilk*y The Han Juan, 1‘ucrio Rh-o, M atured to nearby acknowledged, “h»» been some­ mi ds. yesterday m orning to Palatka. I.aue, Karl lllggliilmihnm, F '■ Mi % 1 |i.i|rt|iM!f| 14|» (Il H wrather liuieau located th« ecu* The l«idy uf of Jess Jas*e“J. P'Arcy, Hr., Kilpatrick, Luther T lbi*s. fim what Impeded bv *he machination* Hack uf the reception room and ' h.^'*dl,,dn« "Sfay'*' Hudson fun) J*. Doudney and Kdwiu Hi.ii. i it.* h I mi I l ft mill'w 11 I n ici of Him storm inmi l aillii ln I l 'i of f the Hu of an Irresponsible union le*tl“> ball ■mperlntaikdent 1 atsi filial Ih reetorad bv North stnl l ung 11 n Il> tl'J ij Wuit , , MSI I ' . W aIN flin itli III N ihijji** it. southern hulser. !orp., »out _____ engineers, heard throughout th* I’ulp and Paper ( or »?Srtt«-»ft dwardamea who at 11 A. M. ( KRTI at BiBO n clock Julian Hlenatrum, WTRR »p ..... Optlmlem war «a pressed, how day as announeor*. control tho sted maehlno gun* at stra­ iki* rlils wan ulmut tun mil«s Ws.it lull)' 1 a n•I 11a l; nl i<111 station's technical aqulpmaat, raster, told the KIwanlaMs tlmt it III If ‘11 t i l l ’ * v% *t p AVlull* lltfM uf Msrtlnlquo anit soma l..160 o'clock Rflif- the Hanford tilnntfi win ............. mOvl’n g 'to *naIat***1p«t*' moderation Tills Includes Ih* record turn* _ m ------- in ihcfcnmn_ft i*hm ti l o f i i n k u tin* mill's Caul .South p m h I ul MiAim. lilt noon, the hodlt* of T m M i r, „ Bm4 | ||«.y will cquiil IIItin n- "I tables, transmitter panala and han'.'ss aal said. A com m ittee w ill I ti*! offence la riofjga wa* mi *Inn i ini. t Tim Thu triitd i'ill hli>i in wa« muv i't* c f e f f l ; tha « j f w “ m- amplifiers. Behind th* control tr°T appointed intoa to work out the details manager of m i kiiled by a ahorifTa • " f(CMSSSoae* 1I• I'l ait 111 ii i’In'.'! saill* Mil'll I \\ rst-North was!wind | “ tu U o o r e a e jr w e i mum is the transmitter room •lull and th# program for opening it"*| *-«. , ra11113%I*)( M*b fthdlHF •m ile* i*"* per •»’**»! In u ir.i ThrWMxthar hu• a»i- ivI ' e r u u i )#»4air conditioning equipment fo r | tavern and lounge a* eoon as pa* ,n* _u„. Futeh yasierday I,I kill d lib fill Mill' lil,i 1n |i>til.mg n |1Ht| apnaiantly weakcontrolling tha temperature of th* pounael’a motion* for ■ nfii'f llii ti.tinifl I funeral illume at Madison. !{* !■"« V«*r tn set the pace, hut tiveiitigall-ui nonsiileralily tloiiug th* Harman straeaed tin airii' •utile studio. of the federal government in solv A s Sym bol O f H ope ini unemployment problems'' F o r L ess F o rtu n a te Under the proposal, town ami - ------city councils would conler with in HALO. f'riday, Sept. I- -(A1! duflrial and civic leaders and pool - Genet a I Mac Arthur Unlay uh‘ ’ resources on a coinmunily seised thi* lotulli anniversary of the Japanese surrender irrrmony wiih a slaiement lhai Comimmiitn no longei is a major thieal hi Ja- B4PW Announces Opening Of Youth Center At Airport Young Negro Trio Accused Flight Deck Will Be Used As Recreation Placa For Youthft io r t. in ■ whftsbU8ntifc Si -fgadS Ralph A . Smith!Negro Confesses Named rresidrjit Being Witness A l.. !«,*> m-wsi Of Kiwanis Cluh Michigan Slaying Record ltodies Of Accident Till'd“iVth. wm.ndui th.y;,in'*'*'XV0jRmt"'"'i1k7,,,‘ VictimH Are Sent 7 To Funeral Homes " f 'v r , . .. - ..... a •••'" •* J ::, n:S:,„ tsSSiU?* ■««* «•»■■ ..... 7 Persons Killed In Rnrhndos As Storm Strikes ^ AT. = JOST!fc "!'.!!'’ of tb* trial vents*. Polio Drive f For Fund* Planned £ kt'-' . N il TORI first naaaaaary, aaor Mid tb* axtoat (9 ra n . atloa ua- V V « 4 r# * it V t ' K ir'? .’.'.,1.1:: Th# large studio on th* aaat aid* Uaetfeae* Oa Fm * f o a l Duel Miller and Raleigh U°y|‘*n' colored football / " “lwllti u h thi Academy, acored'.U*r* nit tna JayciM today at the Tourlat Canu / with a mualcal program tha included claialci. balTadu ami boogie. Malcolm MacNidll Introducad thorn. _ „ ... Aftar Millar **ng "Tnia’’ with Boykin accompanying, the formar took ovor Ih* kaybontd, sang "Body and Soul" and aav* a c1a»; ileal raadltlon of "lluckcbuek" and wuoglf sounding* of B. Ipaclal" and "X-Y-b Boo- I— (B?— Ita hlatory, for In- rate. yoay'a Colored Grid Stars Entertain Jayceen Drivers Licenses Are Put On Sale Driv«i* llcsnsaa for IMO nut on aal* today* *t tho Court llouss office of Judge Douglas Htenstrom. Additional help wilt he added neat Tuesday to savt time of applicants. The deadline for securing licenses la Oct. 1, Mid Jit dtenstrom. and if they nr* not secured by that dat* either a de­ fa* of I t in addition la Proaidant John Benkarlk an- linquent th* prie* of tho IIcobm muat k* nounetd that tha JaycMi, who ra- K or a driver* oxamlnatloa wtU easily defaatad Ovtado'a All Btara *ld, a required. aoftball gam*, B to 1 war* in a »o<t Oporotora' ItcaBaai aooo i n a return match soon with ebauffoura' Uotnao* or# thorn already bolt ssa f TRASH licenses. «da of traab TAFTS FLANS aa alaea tha WARRINGTON, Sspt, RO PASSPORT atill only RaimUkia Senator Taft aaya a n ba a MIAMI, .te h ir^ g ______ lor th* ISM gentitw oidoatial Bomlaatloa—and morinoi arrived tha fiaiah IR only thing ha's got hi* oyt on la sport to tar w u »«ir -AS I, kl» lumy ||m |g Ml 54 « " •<*» via* tho IMO Senate race la Ohio. too tooaatry to tho laat night tn a radio the couatry'o tha n jsw ififti Vat 1 stsxt .W* u'rwr-vr,'%“ «!» e Jfr "r1:... ,lbf c . bodies aeVtto Palatka want to th* a nawcomar, Jim Jones had ....... ' -»i ii 11ii ih i^if* night, with winiln uf only lift tu 1C ,, bocaua* of th* rapid gi'|instil W. Carl Davi* Funaral Home. | the paceinaket. need, iulifs per hour wiihiu a ludiut uf or Banford and Heinliml* Pvraunnal at tha Erickson Revettingg to a Hlhllcal ilirme :tl) I V t T f i i l L » h s J h Ihi* miles of tile center. >f a and quotation of Jean*, "Yu lie C i.iu i l i 'o e L l 'i i l U 'l r i l i i t -Storm warnings weie onlarad TIim Hall of the Earth," Mi bii-u S t 'f l l I Ol t i l i t | ) t I ru n I luwered from Grenada to Hathaatrom pointed nut that suit t[ tins at 6 P. M. lEST) Suulheast into th* afternoon. *" n" w S riv U ii;1. .. .1'J' "good for nothing In t Ira Jhi” but iilil.ANItti, Sept. I trt’i 'l lie itoim warnings were up from when It la appllud tu food it be I' S lli'paitimuit of Agilculturu -Meitlnlqua tu Autlguu. comas useful. He told of In* •> - hvh lu It- iiuiulli-elid nqiort that Tim woatliur bureau said II was parlance with General Pat' "u‘s giapefnitl look a 1)11 tu 8h iier- expected the storm would ousThird Army when for 8(1 -lays . . ul I,..at lug lu last week’s (uir* tlnun Itx present path fur tha next aftar the Omaha Reach lamlmg, ■iratii*. li! hour*. Ii -aid ii luclimluiiiV estimate no salt could be found, even llu-ogh commandara diapatchml nieu to plac«N till' Iiins at lil In II milMIAMI, Hepl. I - (/!*)—The U. lluii bu<i"i or Ht) to 85 percent S Weather Uureuii at Han Juan, find It. cl up; that the orange loss I’uurto Rico, issued Ihu following Hy . b, a p p l b g a t k A* salt la Uaaful In ............. wu-iheentiiiiated at five In eight NfW YiJRk. Bent. I .(•) -Induilry can and mutt do a much food, ao buainaaa and prnfe**i"m<l |.,n i'iil in !i in- 4 mill imi liuxcs storm advisorv at II A. M. (E9T) men can "flavor" llm life of ih«U bottariohof bringing Itome m th* people the facta about tho American anil lluii itlltl.OOO to HUH,DO!) Ihixhs today: lu Lower Southeast storm warn­ llu„ were liluwu off •yataii which hav givan them th* highail atandard of living in th# world, community and church by »,.nh ii( ing* Grenada to llnrhit-lun at 6 P, white and atlf aacrlfIcing aeivlcu, . M tCentlaasO tie l*ae« twui •-Itariai Edward Wutoii wid wday , „ . , he dMlarad. The report said further, how­ "W# aaad u tod wlial Ainarican induttiy tick, th* ptaaktaat Th* Rav. A. U. Mclnnls ox ever, Hurt "It la atill rather early RED C'RtlSS of th* Goocrsl Kite trie C. said • ’ pressed thanks for the ma-nago ,,, rully evaluate the Impact of A meeting of direeturs of Hemi* In aa tatonUw aa hr complete I f|IJ showdown on natlorwllMtion of and flowera aant him by Kiwanii tlm storm. Damaged fruit atill on of M-vIc* In th# ola'trlrel industry within five year*. during his reeant Illness. iree* may not bn fully covered In note Chanter of Ihr lied Cross, and of tha Disaster Committee wit) b* "No one can deny," Wilaon said, Prealdeqt W. A. Morrison out- the above storm eatlnmtea". tonlgl at 8:0tl o'clock al tba aad to toll about -bu In "that our American system has lined plans for a mldwlntm Ki Tim report aalil, In summary, held tonight o f atockho'dm, produced for us a atandard of wan la conference at the Mayfair “I appears tho »tatu Inin sustain- City Hali. '<1 a Ions of 18 to Ih million it *M tabor. When peo- living that many klnga would Inn. BERLIN COMMANDER - H boxes out of « prospective crop ‘ those things, covat. RERUN, Hept. I—td't—Maj. uf lift to 10 million boxee." "What w* ought to do la 1m* _____ ______■ all I"* BOARD MKETH Maxwell D. Tuylur took prove what wo novo, rather than will bo improvod.” Tha County Commixilon will The report listed an HO par- General over today as American command­ Wilton turn In any raapact to any social* P ! m * * f T u j jS to p n W l i i n g 'l r T re g u lu r ‘ j'l'i.m * * i v d S S S T t W , t h t 0 n ' ant lp Berlin. He iitccsoda be «o con* latlo schema," MMtan, County Clark a P. HerndSmeg* tS fall vege- General Prank L. Howlay, who la ty of th* It wm M yoara ago tomorrow nl ♦*«? n,ur,oiT w*" confined mostly to tha retiring froig Army mtvIco Ttythat they that Wlloou, ton a ■« bookbinder MVIcm *!» Court Houaa will bo fQ]| tomato crop, * few Mrty tar toU waatarn Berlin’* citymatrend, oa Maw York’# t a w waat aid*, „ 01 P*? planting# of eucumbora and sembly: "I nm find to have bMn lea of went to t m k u an offtao boy at Harndon i iquaah, and to aaod bads of tg a n r at baf support kb #Mfcr fte*de1 d | rclary, tomato**, poppora ira and ggSt&f j^ w J liL to d M 1i '^ k * 1** I eggplant i r t . t e t 't v - i - '. i[jijMira, r« r.;r.;s. W ilton Says Higher Standard * 0 i Living Possible In America & • *. • • I ■ w • nl s V. I j jn � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 31, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9425927dae62a466bcb7ddb42cb9989d.pdf 495a3fab235e3ad293cbf276ed43e80c PDF Text Text 1 I \ W OM BAT A tO C T T It. lU t Elect Hendrix An National Adjutant (Ceanane* »*•«■ r , n ossi lions line*. The ra in i in the Carolina caused smaller atreams to overflew into frequently-inundated low. land*. JACKSONVILLE. Aug. 29— OP) —A group of Ku Klux Klanamen y/itcrday proclaimed the election Lumberton, N. C., and Floror.ce S. C., reported gusts of 50 I tf a permanent emperor who hae | hour; flraenaboro, N. C., recorded * taken the title of Samuel II. 54 MPH without damage to the The outfit'* new leadership alao city. Charleaton, 8 . C.. had ort* include* an Imperial Witard, who j report nf a gust at 49 Mt’ H hut i« known only by the aevrn-dlglt; damage wa* limited tn power tine,. number 4-006800, and a national Tha choppv *«#, aldeil hy i hlqh adjutant. tide, flooded street* in the tny The adjutant. Bill Hendrix o f 1 area. latlshxsiee, announced theae elec- j lions took place at a aecret klon- 1 It w*« In (lemgia that tha ewerural Ion of the Southern Knlghta; tome freak of nature Inst its ,.t I k m Kltltt Klstt. e a rk 1 r«k km nail..* of the Ktux Klan, which he call-■■ , 1 euperlatlve atature. Thai- the ■^MM.rng m * n ! r r * h# "0 rl,ln l1 RAlS 1 OF JENNIE", a Salxnlrk raiaaae, ahbwing at the Hits Theatre W«U**r Bureau changed tha Invisible Empire.' statu* from Imrrlcane to ilisturHendrix, en electrician, said all Tueaday and Wednesday. I bailee at il A. M.' yesterda;.I It was In Florida that the giant officer* of tha outfit aacept himself are anonymoue. <exploded its power. West Palm Beach, Lake Worth and Kirr Hr added that 302 chapter* have Lauderdale were In the direct (**h flM.iiOO Ku Kluxer* In 12 southern i of the hurricane'* core as it s-vunj s’ nte* plua New York and New i In from the Atlantic Friday evenJersey. Among the thing* the | Ing. rutflt will fight, he aaid. are "fan- 1 BELLH A D E. Yugotlavla, Aug. ts.tic taxation” and the threat of i | The giant vaared to tha north, (For Hal Boyle) 5 ~ W - O u t w . r d l y at teaal, Yua 'Vnmmuntit stats ndsaail nvar I.aka nkead.i.iw* WVW vnpw * mn f r . . . I r.ai One> Hie .duutiiem knigtiia ___ Heneg1' " ' * •iiuwcu h i m signs today I Maternity leave*? flure. But why late arms production In the Eurott|hm'.t!l^V.-Ti"it (bit declared, hav# no affiliation of worry about the ponibility of a i n°tt get ..a really practical about thin pean lly prM tlnl iboul_thl«l pm i . countries. enunlrln. . . . f t ? ^ £ 2 hll„_ h !5t u S U n ,™ ’ ' wltli •fin n .n, . i . v i » « r „ - _iiL M ■tooting war with har Sovlei-dom1, Klux Kl IT group m I sI us »or- hualnea* of having hablea?' , Why, Vandenherg contend* such asV u i wiih tb. ibe Ku recently " K l"* ' rnun ...................' slstanre should await Ihe fnrmeSaturd*v parell#l w llh tha --osii. liatetl nefihhort. grniied el Monlgomery, Ale " l 1™ .n,f [0T. fMheMHon of a defense council under the » " • « " ‘ »1* « " ‘ *r *’f U'* ____ ______ _ burning UN? ovia IV f hi I SO-mlle-an-hotir winds that taahed the Florida coast, this picture, taken at the height of tho - Tha w *r of nerve* in the Balk The leader of the Georgia Klu- *u .™ * Bl.mo»t ■ hur A newspaper i_ In Atlantic alliance ami adoption hy hurricane, atiow* one of the main thorou(nfarci In Palm Beech completely engulfed In water that was x«r« Is a former Atlanta police. [aaue yesterday. . j IL r . r r d ill apparently had the real of the the council of an overall defensa „ Damage ran Into the million*. blown over .he sea wait. F.margcncy thellcrx In many parte of the state were Ailed to capacity as tho etorm Men. M-year-old Ramuel W. Ron^ " V 1 th,t ,,nlonJ1 ,n p|an. One life we* loat In Florid* and wprld more jittery than It did the worked It* way along the "Gold Coait,” coming damage citlmated In the mllUoni. (international Soundpho(o) tr IU not the Job last week, to New England waa demanding The two committee* *tlll h a v e 1ona In Georgia, paternity leaves for worker* gtople of this country — even PH Ihe vacancy created hy the to act on an amendmen'. by Vue-. A preliminary survey hrought ilei-th of Imperial Wlxard Samuel w,»rker"- ,r^ courae— and the denherg and Senator Dulles (R-1 damage estimate* varying from though they art coniicou* ol the news wires quivered wllh anxiety rie»n. peiiibilitie*. ', NY) to limit to 9l.000.nnn.linn the 40 million tn BO mHllon. The Alabama Klammen chos# « while New Haven checked. total amount of money for arms Compared with the mulct-mtl0 Government ipokenntn were U ' s i l l l i H gran f s a t nae) But hefnre long Ihe report came eld to Western Europe. meHme Baptist preacher n* th»lr ; lion dollar lease* In Florida, (Icorbusy denying a flood of rumors down In front of tha W. R. Dyson Irs.lsr-—Or. Lrcurgu* Rnlnka. 44. back: Nothing lo the etory. No Thev propose a reduction of gla’s property damage wa* negllg- ,i home at 1201 Magnolia. An oak break In -prospect old man. 1140.990,000 In the amount IP- lhle. dbout move* end countermoves in . ----- for- the - ,,---------1 .tree went down on Palmetto AveAnother golden opportunity gone qUt*jed by President Truman for Highest sustained wind*—40 to tpe increasingly hitler word war i nun near the Bouth Hid# Prlonry irlng glimmering down the drain. 'this purpose. 60 inllee an hour—were clothed between Soviet Russia and YuguHebool, | That'* the way It la nowaday*. Connelly, chairman of the For-,at Valdosta. Brunswick registered I. Holler, employee ot the Btata rfavia. (FeaHeoeC e w a n * * Oaet I Things that shouldn't happen to Relation* Committees told in- a sustained velocity of 44 mile* Hoad Department, reported that and had a long talk with police-;• dog are always happening to elgn 1 But ahoaahlna hoyi in Belgrade! porters the Tvdlng* amendment i pe? hour. three fret of water surrounded rstn who described Ihe situation In peopla. And thing* that should would •Upped placidly away i f the boots save U. 8 . taxpayer* about • At St. Simon* Island the wind* Ida home on West First Hlraal rommunitlaa around the lake, of their cuinmera. Houeewlvcaj happen to people, especially men, 1700,000,000. He aaid General ] ripped away more than BO feet near thr culvert where the canal carried ion their inerhotlav aa tie i Norton reached eeverat tenta- don't happen at all. Omar Bradley advised the com -[of the county pier. The Brunswickoverflowed, ual. * *• , live conclusion*, a auhteet to re|, Ph|, Murr, y, Jof)n [ milter* that arm* aid money'St. Simon* Causeway was closed .Sheriff P. A. Mero stated that r In the country, former* were on tool* and raw materials during Jhe helghth of the blow, n Inrgr tree which had hlnwn ll’e recelVad ' * •n(1 ,h* boV* m>' •-!»!« spent tnrealilng one of their rlchost for European arm* factories would Power Hnee llni bdtween the Island and Ht-rosa thr highway at Death Val­ One I. that almost every city | f"d * he one of the moat economical the cltv were knocked out. iev hod been removed hy County and town In Florida suffered aome i m * f,°,r my plana that could he adopted. Augusta, with wind gusts up m > Bond Hunt. II. B. Gray. A brldgs damage, aome major and aome •aim ran. he ettrlhutod. of course, ^ ^Py j pllt P*,' prp' , U the new chairman of 7(1 MPH, wa* plauged with fal'ed wns washed olH nn the Pltly Wood* eliftht. natal preparednees periods for 1i theRradley to the fart that the official press limb*, hmken Store window* and Joint chiefs of staff. timid near Cameron City, Nherlff t*a carried few of the nimon The citrus crop ha* been hard p,lpV , , ,l* *op their IBM) The Tvdlng* amemlninnt did not disrupted power and communhaMnro sold. The southwrst road 111 hit 1 ut not ruined, Ills estimate I1*1specify any amount for foreign Hon facilities. Goldsboro was one foot under lllicd fairly well with that of |he was: And big business (you think arm* production. It sold simply Savannah recorded brief squall* will or. r There ha* harm nu merit Ion yct.| Robert C, Evans, general manager bable* are not big business?) Sandy Anderson manager of bf the Florida Citrus Commission, will stall Jiut long enough to make that nothing In tho hill would bar up lo 42 mile* an hour. Roof* w-jr# for example, of Hie meotlnR ->f tin- Hanford Hlntr Farmers Mark­ Norton thought that Ihe dollar it convincing, and then will give' Ihe European pact countries from damaged and tree limb* sprinkle l the Sijvlet-donilnated Ecommilc afreets, Water and power *ervi?i ualng money for that purpose. et, reported after a survey of Ins* In the citrus rrnp might ap­ In wllh a secret sigh of relief. Council of Mutual Aaiiatanco In The committee*, however adopt­ were temporarily dlarupted. growing rnodltlona on the east proach 120 ,000,000. Evan* snld gofla. Hulgarla. The Irulh Is that a man wlm'* ed a proposal hy Senator Hyrd Sherman Brooks, a 22-ye*r-"!d rind west shir that damage tn U'Mwm.oon lo no mil linn hut There have been aome official expecting a hahy Isn't worth the (D-Val which would prohibit use flahhnat worker, wa* electiocuted i crtrrv seed bed* was not ton denial, of such rttmnre "unathlrd that first estimates are powder (the hahy powder, that of the funds to ni alot aIn the anna nt Thunderbolt, near Savannah, ^ vrre and was confined moatly In usually high. lual" troop* mnvemente In Yugo II) to blow him to work. when be bumped Into a clothesline V plants or pay employes. ynung seed treds. tjutte a few cov­ n dlvlelona Imvo What ia the property loss? Anothrr amendment approved over which a live power wire had HI* company lose* a couple of ers of seed beds were ripped off. Islraln (Trieste) "That’s a tough one tr figure." today require* that arms a'd must fallen. every ........... lime he Pepper* nod eggplant* were **iil Norton. ” f would nut tho bot­ hundred ifollnrs prevent eatmlng,-, AS INVItTIOATION OP IOMIIR PROORAM CAMS TO AN INO After ependlng yesterday sur­ lie distributed "equitably" under "pretty badly whipped" hy wind, tom limit at 92,000,000. At this shows up st the office. ''luma oil rcfln veying Florida citrus crop*, (ut­ He's n dead weight on the psy- the program. rain and sand, be slated. Borne preliminary stage, with many if Rnvlet ag.-nl-i Conually *ald theae eenntnra tered by the tropical hurricane dniiiiige to these crops waa noted (own* through Ihe central part roll. Ha does nothing but burn Marshall Tllu’i in Hie Eureka Hammock section, of the state and on around through cigarette* an sdneak out to the voted for Tvdlng*' amendment: that swept through tha state Satoops itretched around Yugn('nhliagn was considerably damag­ •St. Augustine and lackeauvllle tehephone. tf he tloea force him- Green (D-RI), McMahon (D Comil urdav. growere and Industry lead­ svla’e uneaey Imidere are ou Hu(D-Ark), Conually, ers did not fully concur In tho ex­ ed by rain and wind. Only a vet to report. I would say that rrff to turn cut a little work ha Fulhrlght few beans were damaged. No Ihe published eitlmate of shout create* such a snarl that two Chapman (D-Ky), Johnson (D- tant of the damage let's nothing new. Thny'vil All agreed, however, that lo*'»* damage tn building* In thq 140,000,000 total damage to prop­ othar fellows have to spend a week Tex), Kefauvcr (D-’lVnn), Hunt that way tinea the Coin In-' (D-Wvo), Gurney IR-KD), llald- were eevere— particularly In tn* market area was reported by Mr erty end crop* Is is accurate as untangling It. i (Communist InternalItninl ..... ........ InternalJnual Mirth Beadles* grapefruit crop * J svlrr 4R-Cont» and Tydlng*. 1 Anderson. Information Bureau) blacklisted Raaven help the stockholder* could possibly be made et thle He said those voting againet which would have normal! nnrmtlly rlpw- ^ rlto IB month* ago on eharget, of Damn no In the Oviedo eectlmi time." If one of men ."were George „*,,** i ,those otherX two V m xi F IP nSenator* n iR IH Ii 'iru iq u 1(D-Ga). '' vro?i •d In October and November. inrtulng "Nationalistic" pnlldoil was reported tn he light aa celery In • fiollre squad ear driven hy ahould al»o he an expectant father. Vandenherg (R-MIch, Smith (RWeller O. Johnson. Lakleland ind began a campaign to oiiat him I seed beds had not been yet eat Patmlman Lester Hlimlv of Belle You may know more about this |N.T», Hlckenlnoper (R Iowa I, Hyrd Weather Bureau chief, reported Tom nower. mil. No damage to school* had Glade, Norton rode stop the hlg than I do. since I’vo only been | lD-Vat, Bridge* Sallonthat "might well D* as » * f ■ )» m i n |( 4* If t(R n *-N i i illl, l )f u n m 'i il lin t ldamage in ilin R V i « e i( f* * e ” ««) w ~ Perhaps Ha true that tho lieavlhoi'll reported to Bupt, T. W> Lew- government levee around the south through tlie mill once, And I stall (R-M*sa), Morao I R-Ore), Jgreat a* In the 1944 hurricane, Itt conrrnlrallon of Tllo’a forces tun up to noon today. shore of Lake Okeechobee. didn’t get Jittery. Not at all. The and Knnwlnnd (tt-Callfi. |At that tlma the state loat an e»>ra In Macedonia—-breeding spot police Chief Hoy 0 . Williams, The officer pointed out the »hnw must go on. you know. The committees will in-*et again timnlrd 20 per cent of Its tntal if past wars—at reported In latniimotoring hack from a vacation In high water mark on the lake sldv ron. Oh, there was that time when tomorrow, when they are cxjieeted [eroj ml Meee',<nd« *» Ihe srcllun nt couth Florida and Haraaola Bat- of the levee- perhaps 15 feat I wrote something like: tn take un the Vandenherg Dnlle* I Jrdlinson added, however, that Wnthem Yugotlavla wedged heiiidnv nlghl, sold that damage ap­ above the surrounding tnwna and BULLETIN proposal to slash the aid program He wa* lodging from wind velnetiween liulgMint nod Alhatun, Inilli J peared lo be heavy around Plan' glade* farmland*. hv linn.DOO.OOO, . . storm compared -------- with tv of. the WASHINGTON, July 14—</P)— Tomlfnrm members. Rhudy pointed nut Torr#\ and City with (dale glass windows ol Connallv said thera I* nothing Istatistics of the 1944 storm. Me The* National Labor Pain* Board Reintnrrementa In Macedonia stores smashed and lines down Kraamer Islands which dltanpomIn that amendment to prohibit '«ald, too, that In the past Im* } aould be natural to ward orf nny At Ilnine* City lie managed to get •d under lake water at the height ruled today, etc. the m* of the fund* for European 'estimate* hav# usually been too ittempt* by Comlnfnrm countries Of course I meant the National mine gasoline (or Ills car m>m a nf Iho storm. He ihnwed Norton arm* production. Hut he aaid that high. a Incite rebellion with the promtank wagon, a* filling etattont spots where the bodies of drowned Labor Relations Board. Perfectly supporters of tha amendment had 1 ills estimate agreed with ore f t nf uniting Ihe Macedonian aer- j wore closed. Haraaola had less eattU end horaea had washed up natural mlatake. Could happen to argued against the Administration i made late Saturday by a top citrus ntia orf Yugoslavia, Greece end anyone. dp mope than Hanford, he rev# sled. on the levee. plan to uae an eatlmnled 9IBB.-Ilnduatry figure, who refuaeo to hugarla Into a separate at a'#, "We wouldn't have had a chance Rut for less stoical father* 000.000 tn spur arm* production he quoted nv name. Thet source The fence of the new bell perk ■nt aotuat dlipotltlon n( Yuguwaa blown down on the Mellon* except for the levea,’’ aaid Rhudy. land there will he no rude Joke* abroad. estimated the loss at 20,000,000 Inala troope and their strength vllle Avenue aide, but the poete "The lake would hava covered about the stoic helng the bird that boxes, 18,000,000 of it grapefruit., ■a bean, and will remain, secret were left standing. Jim Spencer ua It would have been another brings habits) some relief ii nlaaa . end until a showdown icported that hie new neon elf it IW I." clearly necessary. AUGUSTA, Me., Aug. 2 9 - ( f ) • m et.R e p o rt a on Yugoslav In that year about 1,800 persona at the Anchor Inn wee’ damaged. Mothers, now—thay get the —The aftermath of a Florid* roopt oan ha put down at a vnrdrowned when a hurricane hlew beat of everything. Hospitals. Highway traffic at Oranga bumped Into a cold hurricane , hump#_ .... diplomatic > City wa* blocked for • time Fid- the water out of Lake Okeecho­ Doctore. Hand-holding. That notfiont moving down from Canada j bee. day night by a huge limb that "The levee saved ue,*' said you-muatn’t-eU-ln-a-draft-dear and gat extra heavy ua# In* aummer »ial*y . i.rehed^flald* *n d*w «£ crashed clear a cm e the highway here-let-me-carry-that-popcorn-box when the family enjoy, cool drinks IPltyd Odium " '* K' Ctdrl* Worth P* ™ 1* 1 fMW> WM0 Rhudy. l.i tha center of town. Flarae -for-you stuff. Norton wee silent for a long were put out until crrwe could CHAIRMAN Of TNI CONMHUONAI committee that hai been Invtill. The Weather Bureau aaid rain All right. Fine. They’re entitled time on tha ride back to Miami, lo IL gjaaaware through wlllu.ut casual will contlnua into tonight and remove the limb. gating In Waahington the B-l# bomber procurement program, Rep, whert we returned about ’mid tie*, houaahotd equipment special «jed ,‘ ”’ My Missouri” and "l/nltDue to water in fields »ojn# Cart Vinton (D-Qg.) lhakaa hand# (top) with Air Secretary w, Stuart rhould “ considerably help the But fathers? They get nothing | Nation* Prayer." growers will have to reaew fer­ night. Symington (right) tltor proban onnouncad they could And no evldtnca but anickert, false sympathy and a Agriculture offer tome renilnitera.. w We turn of two membari of the o* political Iflffuaaea being u##d.B#low, Cedric R. Worth (right), tua* tiliser euppllee, County Agent C. Sudden change* In temperature1. Approximately 10,000 oct*» mate . .eubcommlttee are on R. Dawson eald today. Maybe paternity leevee aren’t Unfa .wall. These picture* are of ponded Navy qffielal who admitted making chargee in an tnonymoue The Fire Department had to Forest Commlealon Albert D. the answer. I don’t know.' I'm matora Margerat China Smith document, appeara deeply concerned ag ha recant* the all*galloni made copa with eevaral tramfarmar Nuttlhg eald tha Flagetaff-Daed willing (which la darned whit# oif (CeattaaeC P m a e*ee Cm ) l-Mattib) and Jouph R. Mr. and expretiee regret At left la Ftoyd Odium, heed of the elrcreft corpo­ fire*, ona of which waa hash ot River fir# will need *'a lot _ of ration that make* tho B-36. He waa the loat wltntix. (International) trthy (R*Wia). tha Talaphona Building. Another liomealck to *** horaea once more me, don’t you think T) to leave it water to put It out," but that to unlon-menegement negotiation. Tha photo of Mra. Smith I* Intransformer flared up back of in uae." today’* ram “ le keeping thing* Of hi* epeech to the Legion, But the next time I have a baby, HUd "to Colonel JamaaV. Hunt And Is sponsored anil operated by Lodge’* Grocery Store. Chief U, Mr. Truman told tha luncheon I want protection. quiet for the time being?’ Mi the* goqd wlahea of Margaret N. Cleveland reported._________ r committee of mother* bended by group) A* a potentially proepectira "It ia an Importint epeech on rather, I demand my rlghta. Ornhem. who is ebly Mr*. 8 . an asset to tha community.. International affair* and will afTake a letter, Mica FiunbMnasrlated by hire. M. E. Baker. It "Handicraft work and hobble* rfect the welfare of the nation for gerai ( C M t t a ie d P i m b H i * « *•> je only open Seturdny nights are definitely a part of organised of food, hot from the ranner, "Dear Senator..** . when dancing, billiard*, table ton. recreation and the Sanford Mlnla- yenr* to come.” ahould not stand In a breai* to car**". Another eaute, the said, la fils, elmfflelmard and cheaa arc ture Racing Car club provide* an cool. In making (ctd tea or coffee RRFUUBE8 IN INDIA PROTEST In glaee, pour the hot beverage broken homes, home* that ere enjoyed. A eneck and aofl drink outtat for tnoee who are mechani* NEW DELHI—( ^ — Unmindful her I* operated by the group. onto the lea rather than rally minded. Almoet any Sunday of raini, about 400 refugees In •lowly or divorce. Puitlrg ps£ "Org*nixed recreation for tho afternoon the circular track naan agalnat tha glaee, or make the dlaeeee rage squatted In tha opan before adult age gnupa constat* moatly the Port Meilon Park ahuffleboard beverage in a china or pottery onto in Jail who refuee to tw the relief minister • houee here. pitcher and then pour Into iilaaaea. care of their children, eh# add. o f ahu/flcboard. Tha Hanford court* la tho aeen* of miniature demanded Immediate re­ Ice Cttbte ahould not be dropped is no eolutlon, for when tM flhufflekoard Club waa formed auto racing. Thai* email, hut habilitation and recotery of their careleeely Into glaeaee, at they pnrenta gat out again, they xw aome year* ago by local people abducted women from Pakistan. may crack tha |lau. the earn* '’lorry parent*” they end winter vlaltofa, meny of Theee refugee* oat on till tha mado Sanford their home. To save glaee from taking a rap war* before. evening shouting elogani. They In dlihwaahlng, there are circular While admitting that many Tha Club hae made a fine memberto budge until Mlnietor rubber gadget* which fit over the caiee of delinquency are found Mohanlal Sexena earns out and enda of fiuceta, rubber mate for among under-privileged children. aixurad them of hie personal at­ Judge Fanner said ahe wai «n* tention. Tha July rain* had flooded concerned toft About the "ovar-prl* moet of taetr quarters rendering vlleged child, ’ ehlldren who have Mothers Get Time Off, Why Not Paternity Leaves For Father Too? Arms Aid Little Damage Disaster Area Hints To Homewlves Brttian Dollar City Recreation Rotary Speaker free seem to the family eutomo* bile, or drira their own motorm l# and. motor-bike before they, art taught' the proper concern ft* other# and the importance of highway eafety, . Judge Facmrr waa IntrodveeJ by Sam I M p i who bad chert* of the program. Tha mooting preaided nenrS# Preeident Oeorg* sr te ta n u a s > 'r; ■** , v’V'JL .'--Vaj'-J '1 '■ - 1 ' f’l'1 " t "V,1* 1 . j.i'W �••••n«. H If I - r --------- - - fa Untty Tktr^ b Strengths Te Pr*4eet th# Few * of the World; T . Premet* tk* PrefTM. of Amsrli* T# Pfadae# Praejterlty far 8**ifor<l. VOLUME A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R — — — S A N F O R D , FLO R ID A * T U E S D A Y A U G U ST 30, 1943 A ssocia ted P t w s Leaned W ire - Leave Ottered United Nations U Startled When Six Sentenced Russia Blasts It Is Santa Claus U.S. In Return For To Death For Tito As Tool By FRANCIS W. CARPENTER LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. XL—(A1)— A sharp warning to under­ countries that Unci' Sam it not giving handout! juat for fun Wage Increase developed Czech Revolt Of Capitalists Martlcd a United Nations conference yesterday. It wat the hluntetl •"'k on Prcudent Truman i program for aiding undeveloped areai yet Senators To Get Va­ heud *1 the *J.N, Prague Officials An­ Moscow Denies Dou­ cation If They Vote John thbink, * co.vullint on the Foreign Technical Aiiiilince ble-Crossing Yugo­ nounce Crushing Of For Minimum WatTe* Program With the United Statea •" slavia At M e e t ­ « lir VVage Mi'<lon to the U.N., called fori...and la aven now being bitterly Anti-Commie Un­ Bill By Tomorrow .P'V,nit,V He »»)d "MldUprovcnVn unhappy Britain " ing Of Big Four derground Intrigue for,i*n businessman, not namedi j dl*^hs™ osM If/lcuft 'single* nrobWASHINGTON. Aug. 3 0 -(/P , n ------ »rs- | . . J — t ....... mil - rt" Pertly cloudy and rather wi through Wednesday with a few •flertiAnn thiimlersho'rer*. *-* ® h * U a b H i M IM S ~ ' ------------ -u ------ ----------------------------------------■ ------ THE W E A T H E R ,,0i MPMtln« . ‘ ^ lem which face, leaderi! In under^ V *1 ,n »>uy «"y producta |d,v,|0ped countrle. la that of ron- Nn. 2 Mi Gen. Vaughan Admits 5 Percenters G av$ To Campaign Fund B r e ? i <1r n t i ,i | Aide LONDON Aug W t ,P i Trummi Host To Legion Girl* Denies Truman Had; Soviet Rutt>* in a new note lo Any Knowlprlfrc* Oftoday promited tenalor. a week'. ra U d U M u .tH d i.iti™ .chema. iW c,,,p"oB« « S ' . ’ V w m ‘ within: Uelgrade. accuted Premier Mar* Maragon's Dealingsf vacation . they wdl pan a Inil Ahl.m .poke «* ■ . t h .f It cannot he Imposed from •hall Tito'* VugoiUvid today of railing minimum wagtt from 40 to K 1 ,M? ^.N. Confer-, without, or even greatly advanced working ' only on the mtinictioni 75 cenlt an hour by tomorrow on lh.e Conservationi and Util- unUa4 l)l#r, mUU . wlde*pr.cd WASHING m \ Aug. 10- (/p p . nl it* wr«tern matter*." | , , ««lon of Resource*. Thl. con- deslr# (or n, tlonal Improvement Msi (iromit H im II VGughaif^ The note wat liroadcail by the « /«r\n , . C -r . ! T ,nc* hV h« rd m ," y *P*?ker5 *o »tron* that the necettary ternac itlJ.iv ||M| },f c o k The GOP leaden, Senator* Taft elk about the underdeveloped porary eacrlficea will aeem worth Motcnw radio and reroided in Lon IfrlfJ * 4nip3i^tt iMunry in 1946* of Ohio and Wharrv of Nebmka. ?"& * ^ r!uh" i . « * n e° T * M « *<> ■» * ho wl" *’• affected." dun hv the Soviet monitor. It wat fio.o tum(Up hiuiriett men h# told a reporter they probably ,jUI, , t)OU, , ht|# irtas c#n B t . gtj(J f . the eighth in a terirt ol im reat* l.-li'-d m d-th.ijt with the gov* would go e o n , with Luta* . rug- expect from Uncle Sam In the w iy W * r„ J y f0T th! degree ,.t tngly hitler exelianhe* between the finrocnt *■ geition. which include* mghi *e.- "f .. . Induatrlalleatlon to which thev two feuding Cotmmmi*! rounlrie* H ..Ad hr g u 3 ’ .000 or 83. don* lonight and tomorrow if necAhhlnk said he wae startled at H tm to atpire. 1 |).i..|, n| die purported plot The Motcow note denied ^ugoIMki in i- ..I ( civile, W illiam i W , . T h . propoMd S , » . l , u ^ . “ ' L w S h 'V h . E S n l ................... . llav charge*, made Aug 2<*. that ■ • uuhi Viii(|!i(n'i aid ,™ w o » u « .« d . . . . d. , . . . i . , , h. . " . I .. w h „ i.. . . « . » » . the Kremlin had d>iub|e-crot*ed oi I'J-trt in g .iutu a permit (or through neat Tue*day. tn attain economic equality ba- veioped area*, wat widely hailed condemned lo death, 10 ••ven.J, , Yugotlavia by ahandomtig \ ugo «i ,i. r IfoMmg iimI ' im I* for th# Taft, chairman of the Senate nViTor'lw*"pr”i'*riw» *urth*r ** own, beceuae R contalnad a reference to inrpritonmeni and an un»petifted llav tlaim* to Amman letnlory I m i ‘>*m (U till i imr track. number le**et pri»on term*. Ten at la*l June'* conference <>l the Republican Policy Committee and W « l ,| % T O t r l M of aeonom- " W f f t f i , An!, kt.ig l.tii ttnl. Iif "proliaa member of the Senate Labor lc development ha* been exploded , mpT a d ^ lty l\h»r , nVe,!l "for'' id'^n' "• ,b° “ l,i#l1 WM* -^cuitte-d. Rig pour luteign muiitleM m Pan* I’li goi 3 ’ .tun linn. John MaraCommittee, opened the *econd many time* In many countrlea (Caatiaaeo i»a ra«a Twai The announcement termed mem The Rim.Imii* vh. I Viig»*Uvin*a Hiiii fdimgi'tii in in tlioui town and day of debate by voicing hi* tup , “ ] .............. jbert of the group ipiet and tel- Ang 21* note iv a a “an nee. mml* on- 4*11,1- -niplovc s Uliicagu |tm i iif freali aeatulal* ni'd aUnderj j port for th* “ hill a* a whole.’ p fil.ii.ir i ot.ipiny *. on* ilhtortlnn* .•*!. nl >le.l a* ma*k {_ . Senator Pepper (D-Fla), door log it* |Yugoalavin’ *i " >n .toiilde V s tie lm i ii.* I ’ l f ’.iilf n t ’* m ilt1* mg on behalf nl the we.tern power <Jr .ling policy iiii'l deceiving th** • manager for the bill, told the Sen­ i.iiv ,>.!c it it to rbf wiincis chair "with which they had been in con- people I.f Vugn»l*vin “ ate that moil conlroverml ilemi o | . lir S it . i t r in c itg .ilin n * s u b * Moacow vild it* pole wn* artil tact and propotalt had been (tripped Y isosiliv cotiunit'c The government claimed R* * jim| lr> ri'liVitiri" mi, i g from the legulation in order lo hi",r hern ri.itlv i".l tmcjletlly. he de­ miller had plave.l a cat-and mouM cuvcrnnii lit which •peed pattage and aiiure emigre* same with the alleged conspirator* flv'ng wit hunt ruiivictinv* *n.l nied ••’ t1 - if anything imliana! action thi* leuion. | ----------------------mill watted until they w « « « » m u kv (inly nil t'lr itutriicllnnn of (•it.pet oi nn thing hr did for any (tv c-vtnn mn-t’ i-. lint ill nr.id ..I I.. begin the revolution before a h iii f i x in g a 7 6 -c a n t m in im u m Past Comdr. Wright Quaker City Surren liu -ill.-t. • (t;.i. - ever ref.. .ivi.ii.i it mill h. In »*ie people* moving In to nali them. wage—In.tead of th# preient 40 g.fi or favor in of Yugoslavia t” *>e lh« Ini' 1 ' I f f One of those sentenced 11 drain 11 rivnl r Says Bands Played ders To War Veter­ cent* an hour—haa baan pa**e>l by ,f tl,» IIIMI'HI YugOtl’ V gov u h * Jourf Clhnrvat. Identified by i.lt t.d . , |r tlllt. I the Hou*e, but it would apply the ! AsThey Went Away ans From 48 States frictiil-t a* chief of nc. urlty t*f,'lr* ertmiept " ,1 1n l by (1? W m > snitl'', S.1111.1 minimum to fe#ar worker*. If The U.Krnn Hv1gr»i|e fnid ha* here .luring the firat renuhllc. | ol one |" ...» r it Unit "Vaughan ■ the Senate pane* tha PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 30 </P, aovrinn^nl ’•nIm P°'v. L ,co m p, ’gtv** for ttipr* that, , ... -pending ,,, , hill The complacency of the AmerifMIIAUtLI'HIA, Tlt« government did not i. , . illy (.1 .fit fti.aua veiir a,ill teccnlK ha* increased _______ ___________ ________ I'.I.Uv " f im lit * M4i.itiinur U> pW* to'recondla* d i v i n e . . I.etwMn c" n ' b*il ™ U,k ,0.Tcr of ^ nT* B S tE *o hltteii.v** l'»*t 1 I I K f l. T I 1 I. I I-. •*fit.Ith' of ti.o "tit, I ■ 'iatl'-n" "f ... Atm'rl .'I Ita s* fi^nrril in (lir in* when their bodiei are brought dretted American Legionnaire* lie ^ ' ,,1# i,rl(ther of a former tha two varelone. 'hf.i's , ommunut regime lit . «n legion, tii.'i't.p^ it, JYiishlngtnn, ntr . ■ •*•■-! . , ...I, >t., whir* •,p,li \ Pepper told tha Senate yeater- horn* lo thi* country for burial 'fe n a 12-hour parade mamtever ( „ f the prague police’* crlm- Yugoslavia wa* expelled from the M l>v I’reod' i.t I Miniiin They are Joy I *.•)>•>I t l.r .. t tv-t-. v.tle Hut In. ......voted Mini Vaughan * day that, tn ardar to get I trml Investigation Mellon. H i* Cotnlnfotni tCptntnuni»t Internet 1 * the 75- wat *cored la.t night at tha Ameri-1loday to capture Philadelphia. Jt*t->*. a.-.I bdpi i Mi t Smith, (iuthrie. Okl« , pt< i.denl o>-d ■■ ■ )o. ,t pi udoi't" ♦.. i in. committee th# ' rent minimum approved, the Sen­ can Legion Hut by Pail Com-j Drum* roled. bugle* blared. hr<>lli*r ^at nulled when th* v-vi*l Ivf'.'r.iiadiin Rurcaut fio but, i rs|iectlv,dy The I'residonl tallied in f .......II v o*. p >l.ti, si t.fr linnip* 1f .li (oisiuis from whom..'. f u r C iin ip a lg il ate Labor Committee abandoned mander Jamet Wright of Campbell- Strutting girl* in pretty eoetume. I CommunUt* > #k over the gov- whi* fiie Kienilip regards as tia tie- tv.1. ■ ■1 ■ I .......... . ln< . n.iti insl i ! eminent In February. IA4S. tionallstlr deviation# from ortho effort* at thl* aaaelon to mak* It pur pi' I Hu ovncl amounts and out twirled ba(oni. Mdrtial tune* filled Loaiing Poal 33, who pointed < ltf iIm money. Informed source* saltl thnte a*n- ^nx C.inimunUm. tlo- ■!> t’.1 apply to mr>ra worker*. tenced Inclttdetl army and police V.tutd .'.o ha 1 tust.fted that h tC . Moscow has railed on Yugoslav! However, In addition to ralelag that when the mea ware tent th* air. Sa did confetti and ticke parannnel, a* wall n* olvtllan*. th'"ifiht the Mnragou and Haw ** li> overthrow Ttlu. Rid i U ap.l the tha minimum, tha bill before tha away to war. »p**$h*|W(Re nyede, tape— and the cheering epplau* c tnirihuliuii* had gouu to the Mle* Th# trial of th* «rqwPj«rMtT#- Wi.et t to<Tnui)l*! stale* of eastern 'V-MfTSU -*butd amend thi exlatift tha band* playad. and they w*W o f 4 million Philadelphian*' and U m Ii » « 4 »• W e n t f,M ir( O ciP'-ratlc campaign. .*. Km ope have imposed an economic ICm i i **« i e * H e * atai --- i--| *nuee/r M- i n - t ill being questioned given ehnclate bar*! but at their vhitot*. on Yugoslavia „i. nl Hot when I hull mini funeral* when they ara brought A.dunlli Jugoslavia anil litlasla The Queker City tunendered . |t \ i i nrdcreii a rci csa until 9 lutvc liven r«.'hanging notes on back, only a tew Legionnaire* and happily to the invation— the Leg \ I W».lnesil.iv Vni.gh.iri will *wo .liillt.it dispute*, line cen relative* turn out. and CHy end mn't 3l»t annual convention pa­ it ." .., lo tlo* witness .'lints' then. , el* no Jugoslavia's disappoint 1 lo> White Mouse Army nld* County official*, a* well a* the gen­ rade. iilri.l ivliat Itelgrade legards InvcslIgHt.u s that th* Bills A m IJ c iv J J i f r i | «■ i i, I I ,i r i ir>, | ii.t.i.lM, t..imltt as M i o.« i Hhandoninri.t of its Once T;ix eral public, ere cnntpieuou* by Ilnur* before the march began lot did v n e 'looo without j ■ lain.' to Jo -tiian t e itll" iv The their abtenre. koowtl'.lgc "( I’l esuleilt r iilI', i Hr t,i O ut Of Wiiy. Any­ iiijv. iI* gathered along the fivet >I I i it ,,| The flenfnrd Vocational School. 1 * l’"* *" ,l" W,U. 'd'aigvs f,v The talk wat given in an addrei* mile route. The tun thone brightly which has been In *#»*lott a lli'f........ ,1. it I .r.t's regime .s mis T A L L A H A S S E E , Aug. IQ-i/h thing Can ffrti,|ir m H u m ,n » i A . 1 1 11 . ,i ( i \' Hr .till nol mei'ti'M. Ihetn In III# summer teaching veterans, will ' i e«n..^; Soviet Hllrens >.ll.in |,ccai1*e "I, ' — The Cabinet today diicutied ol welcome to new member* includ­ in the cloudlet* tky. I i . il.leiit, lin a .iii ,*. ............... wasary" , ,i • * * '* lliln k it waa tv „ „ „ilitarv *«rv and ..... naval .................. TALI. All AHSKB, Aug .lit li.. i .ii ( t' S m unite (jjen Ita regular fall term t, adoption nl definite rule* tn govern ing the member. *I*"Jf*f i . • ipgl.l .. f .r i ..ggi T the Icicel Pott from Gold Star M*-!)*,) , (f the March directly ba Tuesday, Sept, ft. Th# school of t Vaughan .'am' (/V)—T h e I'ahlnet .tdi.iu.nl nlu, I . 1,- |iO awarding of contract* for elate fer* the following commen-sl f u 'i l l S D o j i LO I lU lllI ) fl-nlll MiRmlil'M Ilf 175,000 („ (he State Molo, \v morial jPo*t 1 Th(> b,„d the Legion’* marahala. moria. o y 278 of the American \ rr<cl( m .m,parade n Ar|Ily hamj courae* for all who wl»h to enroll .1 ir<mi» * , , . i c n l i <1 . ■I. purchaie*. •i •! II,m, G-mrIm HUlkCOinJIHllf$* InukifiK Uktil hlel* Conimiaalon today from .I, Bookkeeping, Commercial EngA l l f l n il II«iyH moved like a precision machine loll i»f vvI!'CMi»1r (111*1 *' h-.i% ^ . A.Ill............ ,hc I'nt.h, ......... 1 h>* No action wa* taken by the Legion in Lake Mary. future Iillnratlona. The acHoo Mr. W r i g h t , who wa* Introduced Brn#(, str#tt to C|fv n,j| , n,| 11 eh. Typing, Mimeographing. glvet fhe commission en.nigh ,'S A It.t.lM*,. I ,. i Iiirl.m il. I . n i n i r n p ^ r (nfliMMiui* in board, pending a hither etudy of IV D I JN M 'n l IS. Aug. id i/Tl Shorthand^ 0?iica Practice, ,f pftvrrnmeM( i," h '" t ,i ' by Judge bougie* Stonatroiii thf r,viewing »tand. A tdondv liaurd little .‘rippled money to keep all Its prexcni ... I <u of kd/ .lift in im e r ll.^ whether e 20-year-old policy of quoted the Lepton rule to. obey i p, rltrnop4r. WAC8 , Marin**, Filing. Mim li nf (( iok*«»|vMil nhmit lilt employee through flcpteuiher girl got s sandy-colored cocker The new Gregg ahorthand ' . I . *fI 111 lit (.if ( O H ifhiM niR wMh M»ri*«»n. th# granting Florida bidder* a 3 per­ law and order and declared ™ 1 Sailnr* and National flu*rd*man end matnlsio eurrent f ti ml I ipmiicl vestetdav I'v c t ir , older. court*, which will he taught m t niy^( 4*iloitik iimti t*(*nu» Wfinjniiitlun i 1 I , < v tfiil I*i| il 111 * (in|!e cent preference ihoutd be contin- Legionnaire* »hould give law an- jJf[lp4d |n unliori to the martial th* beginner*’ class, 1* a com Vrhlrle (.‘ommlsal.iuet Municipal f'liurl lll.lgc Alex M. Motor ((NinOtidtn On *"••• forcamant agendee avery PM*lbI* muiti. J(0_ •I, » i f • It* tf fj.if In r% .. plat# revlalon of Gregg, aaid to (Terk_ ordered the puppy fur six ucd. Areh Livingston said that ».th rsalatance they may need. He de­ The masted color* of the I I. be much aimpler and easier to"lear ..id Ainhev I’esrl Tllltnpaon out the sdv.inrr he would hue Him4 iintft Treaturer Ed Lar.on laid he did clared that the American Legion stale*, the District of Columbia, to replace one luutally lieaten hy had lo let all hut 105 worker, Cpiot believe information receivtd .had man of more ability than any Alaska. Guam. Puerto Rico, the learn. Student* who wish to take < II I fl.e. a( iff* II.. a refresher course In ahortliand, n caller a, lier It.one In soul I.east go. by th* Cabinet last week on award other organiiation In th* country Virgin Island* end, the Panama or who wish to Increase their li.diauap.ili* .Simday. The dog had , I ,1 , ’ ( * ih.ipmitfn I .1 S» MI'lU r .... of a paint contract for 1050 au­ and embrace* avery type of man Canal Zone were carried by o shorthand speed, will be enrolled !„ hi destroyed l,y police ,■ t handier TALLAHASSEE. Aug. 30 t i hsttellon of military policemen. In the Second Veer Class, which und nrofaaalon. Tl.v lodge also arntniired James tomobile licen** tag* wae "entirely »Ml||M*fI #', ih ., I.- !ml taken Preliminary plane were mad# Before the parade end*, about will continue tha old Gregg short, Purdy, .1 2 . to hi) days op the stale —An eHort may he made to .. ,.l •atiifactory:" ' for an Armlettc# Day Parad* and midnight, more than .'10,000 per­ hand with which they are fami­ farm and fined hint $100 for cruel- thorite additional Stale rxprn I * fiMtln ,( (tn, piiijei 1 with H* declared ho thought the celebration, and C om m e nder sons and some 160 drum and buglo liar, May B. Maxwell, prlnclpsl »v tn animal* lie was arcu»ed of lure* whan llte Legidatin - I’ll A ami NEW YORK, Aug a a-iA ’ t— |( - jt 1,4n i a i . H ' l f board ahould gtve » number ol Jam** Galloway announced thit corn* will have filed paet the |announced. Governor heating Audrey’* firs! pet so hard in special icttinn. ernl-d I21* Under orders from ii. n »(trv I m J n bide for routine purehaeea by in- the Merchant* Aaeocletlon would reviewing itand. Thomaa E. Ilewcy, Westchester Any atudent who I* working, that the dng'a neck was I.token. S in f m J ("1 Marcher* from Minneaota wore and who wlahea lo enroll •tltutlone tome atudy ao aa "not i* contacted to ace that employee* i h i u til* ' mi mi a* a „ ............... ____ a !■(• Governor VV.m The II,tie „girl, who wears county official# went tu work toto get Into the men we got Into may get time off to partjelpete Indian coatumee, complete with part-time pupil, ma do ao, the brace mi her led leg as a result limited the *pri*| te.*i(m, . . I M ' H 1 nn iU v on a probe nf tlte riot that I - 1 A " (• ‘ feathered headdraat. Inc f j | a ..i .i mi I* , 1 I ■ couple of weeki •*<>;' _ In th# parade which will be be­ broke up n confctt hv negro iaid as the ichool fs npen'from "f jioli", hugged her i.ew pet teal for Sept, 7., Id icvcnur i ■ in n , 1 ' ’ ^ Legion department* proud ol 8 A. M. to 4 P. M. Rtudant* msv f " ,,v A repreeentatfv# of th* Rarrla tween torao A. M. and 1;00 P. M.mf n l l......... .. \t»Mi ♦ linger Pant Robeson. It Judy II. In matters. But, lie tan male h» , , , f H ih *1 Standard Paint Company of Tam­ Cheater Miller urged that civic their state'* hletory, dlsplaya.t n il . ...... Dewey's order for an invcstix** (Oo*«*eeeO e* Peg* ttat honor of h<*i desd r.iiii|,a„lun. nn11•► mi f • .I hi (loti came after Robonon and nil pa laet week accuted the Cabinet groupi be a»k#d to co-operate In their favorite aymbol*—aagabruah ircumniendationt at any tiir • tie 1 1 1 ►■' jilt * . 1 Tf H from Nevada: Iowa corn; a Santa of giving th* (Hidden Paint Center the program i * •*f .T f •* i •H I'.ickers charged they were not lawmaker* are in *c*vup Sant* Claua, Ind.t S I? •Ini' I given adequate police protectionof Tallehaeaee a "eecond f 1**"?*. W. F. Thorn# of World Wer 1 Clau* from Saul l l ' t i i , I .M ... i ' i i i i >! Senator Leroy (ollmt nf p . I I iSl'Kin* In eubmlttlng a auceeeaful low bid and Jumee Benton of World War "Rebel veil* end beautiful girl* itml ♦!» for the Schedttlud concert tn » for. th# tag paint Job. •I BrtVt* N ..Jt!'» | Ilias <41« wooden picnic grove. II ware appointed •» head* of! from Mliift.lppl, iand Texet torn* alienee, chairman of the Snuir i Th# Tampa firm alto daelarad fire man team* for the member- brim* Hiu^Uiw -Jrtl'l tills * M t-, Ml The Governor* press secretary Appropriation* Coinrnillrc, »a'T r 1 Legionnaire* boait there’* no Ita bid would have bgan low If It fchlp drive. Due to th* ent.tandlng mild hundreds of telegrams and helieve* part of the reventt* 11 ware given tha 8 percent prefer­ pffort of Cept. Earle T. Louck* bigger parade anywhere ala* in th* lIliHfB • •MfVIlHf Mlnrs ware reclaved in Albany, !. * H Mr* »' tt I | ence normally granted a Florida the Poat and dl.trlet 1**d *11 world. any new general tax levy »l...ul<l Hy SAM IIAWSON mid added! *' It marled downtown traffic to manufacturer. "Despite th# fact that thcr# other* in Florida in IBM memberNEW YORK, Aug. 30—<A’ ) Tor the firat time »ince last Novem­ be earmarked for builiLitg*. Governor Warren, who mad# the ahlpa, Adjutant Jama* Singletary ■ standstill. lias hem nn formal complain! ber tha wh**lt in America * mill* ami fadorie* are turning fetter. Collin* laid be feel* that if 11*-* V,t ntiMolf T’em lirrs motion that the paint eontraet ha on tha Pcekskill meeting recelw . ‘ , awarded to (Hidden, eeld today he ennounced. After eight steady month* nf filling output, the industrial pace ha* PHILADELPHIA. , Aug. Legitlature hat power tn lew tax--, Ai«l»'fl In AH Work ctl at our office, the GqycrnOP Of tha 23 Lake Mary Legionwaa unawer# of en j lew or polley naira* who war# recently tr*n»- (IP)—Tha American Legion Am- quickened in August, she Fede’ al Reserve Board **y* today. today, through his assiatan#* it certainly i* auilinti'e.l to **i that required the. State to give a ,(erred to th# Poat, the following •t ,,,. t(iiin nn Si-mlnnlr J’ounty counsel, Lawrence E. Walsh, hakFlanking tl is pioaianl new* ire report* of increasing tleel pro- how the money should hr *pmt bid to jnyone except the low hidn<(|oa*ted tho district attorney wer# present l*»t night i William ----------------------------------------------- Tha special tenion ha* him t. i, i , i,. . tt'celved t’.xn .leys of it. of Westchester county. Georg# noil year. Mr*. Franklin P. Bow- ductlon. record auto output, IC eeilm # o* Pee# Twe) .tt.i-iidp M ttd practice it. »rl work f t / laid ho haa voted, without Fanalll, and the sheriff 00 i r*ox, Praamont, Nab., told tha N#w^Yorf*Citvn*and°rMtu«|B* reached Iti* peak la.t November at called by Warren to make up <!•' ii,,. .ifim n .n i Si'li..nl 1 h.irxday M. •xeeptlon, to award atl contract* organliatjon'a ^naUonal ^eonvenWestchester county, Fred W/ OABOLINB TAXES IPalllss** Oe Pm* II*) tint u unde. dlreclhm <>f Ruscoe, for a complete repo'rl to the low bidder. * worker** to The other villlan In July, along TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 80-0P) where a apurt In ordart I* l»r„.*tx |„ g n " *I’Rrlcli. Chicago art on the meeting.” "I ean't think of a aounder pol­ with vacation*, wa* th* plunge in RLAYfl MOTH Pit collected »8,660,691 dur­ Ing output. ntt.l TCpmt't.taliv# of BASILICA BUICIDI icy than to award- Wda to tho —Ploglda Fanalll Immediately promised "RJ (,r. .1., *teel production, The *te*l mill* JACKSONVILLE, Aug. in ing Auguat from Ita eeven cant* #. Tha Adguat revival •hould bring VATICAN CITY,„ Aug. . t,, M(it ■■ lit adley C.< Iowatt blddar. If you want to •ubthorough probe, and *sld D Induatriat production back *o i.perated at 82 per cent of capacity — A 8l-ytar old Navy vetoran t.»»* ■tdlge eomabody, lomebodj^ wa •Idle* * aati^adopt dlf- gallon Fax on i##oltn#. II.- pn g. am wa* nr ranged hy would take several day# hefor# Tha wdlectlona, mad# on July * *nZjht* after \ •hoot tha rat* of June, the F*i during June, hut dropped In an hla mother to death with n hum Mi * Mlliped ............ local i*« t he can report hack. •?; ' Secretary of State R. A.u. Or* Gray soung Italian hurttd ITS feat aral Saaarve Board aay*. Tl.« average nf 71 per cent of capacity mar today Just before a aeltaduled ••-*-.* .mil lii'dii lc l Inxtiuc"I abhor violence of any Vlndraanlty hearlpg ah# had asked fur •i hi H. te.npnrn flnget l.ell .ting, ranslli ■all tbo tba IS parcent i aald percenl orefrrenea pof- •lightly below tha SS.OTIJMS total ^ j,(, j Mth from th# walk *• •hern drop In July waa chalked up during July. aaid. The rioting, he ad- 1 Here, ton, the board note* happy him. ley fo* Florida Mddy*w*^adop|- fer laet month . , •round tha Inner dame. „ largely to a poetwar development mid n d lug of paper mecne ItowU .led, waa "most regrettable.” IN Auguat, 1041, eolleatlona totaled thw board haen’t yet taken Into day* In Auguat, reporting tteel •• Th# man. booked a* John M n,nt j.iippet*. MU* P.utti Hand, a statement he declared: #} aceoqpt whan oajuetlng It* lode* output hack to an avarage of 88 ward Degaff, native of Mllltmv , '.’in i’, *-h '.I aupervlaor, aldad In ’’Tha facts that 1 now havig paiacrut 4 raVica to oeaeonal factor*—th* *prc*.l "t per rent of capacity. Tha gain* N, Y., fled tha scene.hut was cap­ tt.» p t'.ia m . Luttrh wa* »ervmt would Indlcat* that th* demoiw cruated Ugh alter ' BOLIVIAN REVOLT (Oeatlaae* (la Pea* * l« l ■*' the vocation habit through In- Increased aa the month went tured In a weedy lot near til* city , Nelaiong. The American Iron and limit* a few hour* Inter hy CRr ■t«der ■iitui,■tun of M1** A nn1# LA rAB, Boltrla, Aug. 8 0 - W ptlgrlnu. hla. M” 0l11'*1' u,,l,r'" — Two robot piano# today dropped Many factor!** wore cloved Hteel Institute estimate* that Patrolmen J. M. Byrd, Jr., and .... THE WEATHEUT*. CIVIL BIGHTS mortar aboil* on th « M > a a army of the time In July M thl* final week will find the milts 8. A. Clark and County Patrolmen TEST FLIGHT WASHINGTON, Ang. •»—CP) J ftW W i tha Paul Tucker, airport and nearby m ilita ry colvaonUana. When th* board *et un running at 16.8 per cent of ca­ JACKSONVILLE,” Aug. 30^(3^' MANCIIEflEn, Eng.. Aug. 30 an r-SS hup, Tha revolutlonUta need mor- -Hap,. Sabeth (D-IB) enld today eombatrCoadlUoR ■trial production Index, » pacity, their beat rate since midHigh ‘ . IJ1-A V. Roe and Company Jet plane m ' S P E C T A C U L A R FIRE ‘ ahalla baeauM they have no ______ of yoara ago, It mail* *1- June. Atlanta '«7 at.noimred today their naw four . # vko. S A N F R A N C IS C O , Aug. 3't- i-i nlrllner haa reached 40.000 • government apokeamen How much of thlaliduetna real hmtae* for many aaatonal varlaBirmingham Second Lieut. ahalla dM ao damase, but tho vocation piactlc* hue) nan pick-up and how much tn VPl—A spectacular firs whir It vlr r„.t In 87 minute* on n teat flight Boston ' ’ SI, of Salem, Wi Woo ao lltUo obeerved before the cuatomara atocklng. up In fear of lually destroyed tha block *,j.iai* made yesterday in Cheshire. Detroit at thli baa* that Tha nee, DC-8 tnaaporta, " laglaiai T V company laid the nutsl.la In boavr induatry that It a iteel strike next month, no ona warehouaa and office hullding nf Kantae City mod trouble yet but'ware Mr. Tmnwn’a la a the Safeway Store*, Inc., wat re- |'ii.pcialiirn at tha top altitude vaa.not taken Into conaldaratlon will say for aura. New York _ -----.deal dive. Tho « i control today. v*s i'£ degree# below taro. In* Price cute and hot weather p»rt*<l under•'control * ' S « J K r fire. Sighte Estimate* of damage wuro; *<(|(i the prca.urlaed cabin It wag DU tha index took ■ brought bomeownere Into the ap­ m root IN pliance etoraa la aufflclent quan ■bout IMM400 fur the bUir.hv above. The airliner, a which naai lut Mttlat six hours1atarch model. It known M t j^ E * :J i . ........................ ■----------------------MU] Avro Tudor Eight, uw. sank PRAGUE. Aug. 30—<#>— ™ t Id* nounced loday it had cruthed an anti-Comn.u-ii.t underground moveatntln w l. Dremfnl luM " « ,« 'P "• » «*r* I'*""* >° b* «"' ■" » rm*d ,,voltt‘ Hon. t THe official pre** bureau linked the underground member* wilh ' • rertvln we«letn imperialittic power ’•ii' did nol identify the western Sivisjs Complacency O i 12 Hour American ZiL’^ wl'tur.lT w U.S. Toward War L egion ’ s Parade Dead Is Scored Captures Philly Vocational School To Open For Fall Term On Tuesday Cabinet Discusses New Procedure On State Contracts S p ecia l Session City Endorses May Be Asked For Application For Bigger Spending Public Housing (Jovernor DoweyTo I n v e s t i g a t e Riot At Robeson Meet Industrial Production Increases First Time Since Last November f apj% JW «i.,s s: «<"b y& A "" " "fils ■mm v f-.v . TSfriJ: .-i S’ /' ' •a w z m m L . 'M' V. t �Baseball Horse-Race tiKtustrUl Production N EW TREE SURGEON'S ASSISTANT It'* been a good Mason for the baseball fans. In both o f H r U U W IT T M A C K R N t ll the major teaguan and In tha bettar known o f tha minor A I* Foreign A ffa irs Analyst leagues there ha* been, If 0 term may be borrowed from an­ other sport, a horse-race. The annunl parade of aspiring The National League could not really be expected to English Channel swimmers U produce a repeat performance of last year a dead heat under way, demonatratlng age finish, but It ha* done pretty well. The New York Yankee* that mankind's spirit of conquest found their pile of favorite bat* out behind the clubhouae —especially aguinst the forest of In mld-ffeanon and ruddenly began to look like the Ytmkeen nature—never dies. The difficulties of this channel of the old day* when they could be depended on to win the pennant. At the mhtim time the Boston Red Sox unapped feat are staggering. One can understand Leander'a desire to thi-mrtelven out of a (dump which had led critic* to complain awim the , Hellespont. I've Bailed that they looked like u rmmilot club. And tha World'* Cham­ thoie relatively placid waters off pion Cleveland Indiana, looking like champion* through the tt starlight night, and thay were middle of the seanon; abruptly went down like a row of entrancing. They would have been ‘ - ‘ r a n mr" to. wooden *oldfer» before the onslaught o f the bottom three doubly rurnuntic to Leander, with a lovely girl awaiting him on tha team* of the league. far shore. In the American League, where the Boston Brave* had But deliver us from the English It all to themselven laat year, the irrfflprejMilble Brooklyn channel r It ian’t merely a qut»Dcjdger.H And the old relinhle St. Lguih Curdinala have been Hon of AwimminK the approxi* pushing each other and the rest of the teams around in a 1 inately is boa-lins miles batweea fashion calculated to delight the eye of the spectator. f T " } " ’? Cep ■"<> » hT u e s d a y , a uin, so, lata Even the umtdre* 1ihv« outdone themselve* in reversing mi' channelh« a the decision* o f the stand* on clone one* and In digging way /nj„d ltll wlrk«(J /Iliad W witli wicked cro.s-currant. cruia-curranta! TO D A Y 'S H lllr . B V R R 8 R tr««tti»#a__ „ WHO? Met M F/tua# MY— . '* * isC rtbnfei'at'i-'a ] L>-<1-L i,. 'b e lu ll; uwji... \i r.ou n .i .,,r bc3, u -su o,t.,e,,L ,u ami tiura Kintn ir*i mi Hie un­ happy swimmer until ha or aha I* compelled to cover not IS but soma 40 milt)*. Often tha swimmer battle* thc*e evil force* for hour, in almost the name *pot, without making uppm'lable prog re**. Hut that isn't nil. Frequently tenxicknc** vetlie* over th e wri-tchad ronle*tnnt, who already Do government fact-finding board* in labor disputes not only i« weary but chilled to really find facts? Thi» question ha* dlnturbed one or the the bone ilf*pile the heavy coat­ other party o f a considerable proportion of the dispute* In ing of gicu-e iiki-cI to keep out th* which such board* have functioned. The nteel dispute I* an cold. , , „That Ncnidckiit-x* is nature’* authorities. It'* been the kind of u season that 1* good for organized ftoward c ^ nalt - men.— r P"V*5l* B* pnriem 1 Theaa. an 4. baseball and good for the digestion o f harried buninesa men, John F o . l e r '^ p j i i i ^ T j , CDn. politician* and factory hand*. 1 knew a ll w'e 1 probably Tincrd that the United .Stale, j, traveling the highway to War with i l l va il foreign aid and military armament program. And ,yat who wotild want the reipontibilil) of diiarming t liii country today in the face of Rutiian aggrenioii and cJeflabce? Henry Wallace, peiliap*. extreme example, In that the nteel industry management 1 ‘ *r.,y *,r. ‘ k * ' ! ,h# But no patriotic, reallilic thinking pfnon. < for k fuct-findifiif by*pujuf of thw Toft-Hartlwy L aw And hiiw *» «f Rtfniickiu*Ri» Fact-Finders feWdSTiffer i^toSSrsass:; ....l'vt boon oponly nkeptical of t h v Impartiality o f the board elncu »»«ny tim»R I can#i the dRXtsbr appointment. Hut other* In the past, repre- *ve" Mt l,,,! nu«'b*r» “nd not have ,n* eli­ Renting both management oml labor, have been dissatisfied 1mort' often .lthun ,V*n n° l h,v# de mete. On* of tha with the thorough uvea of inve*ligatlon and the quality of taTtl|mi,'‘Twn ° n*in ang­ ,h* wa* sitting judgment exercised by these board*. y uish 1 un a aea-chesl in the man’* Criticism of the fuct-finding board system probably 100m of the steamer when an old stems fundamentally from resentment o f settlement terms friend came staggering in, »o alck imposed by an outsider It 1* that resentment which was ex­ he wa* green in the fact. He throw himself down un th* other pressed by Ben Morrell, president of the June* and Laughlln und of my m-a-chent with a groan. _ Steel Company, when he culled the Institution o f fact-find­ And with one accord wa turned ing board* a step toward government control of the economy our hacks on each other without He points out truly that If the findings of such boards nr« u word of greeting. It wasn't until to have real value sooner o r Inter the necessity of enforcing lifter the ship fttici docked and w» them will arise. K wine ushure that we spoke and; idiook hund*. These criticisms and fears do not necessarily argue that ■march OF EVENTS ;■— Well, that's your English chan­ r the fact-finding system of arbitration I* faulty in Itself. It nel. Ail of it* hazards are known I Congretsmen Show Dislike may only need different siHinsorship. The whole thing might by aspiring swimmers, but still Nomination at llflanfrltl appear in a now light If It could be placed under some au­ they keep coming, though few win Threaten* Now Dispute I fo r Dual Salary Angle through. It Isn't no much a teat of Spec/*/ t o C e n tra l P re ta Secret Service men of the W rsl- thority which would be trusted completely by both manage­ .kill in swimming as a trial of •rn Allies rrport that Russia Ins* ment and labor which would be free from taint of political strength und nhillty to withataml W /AHHINOTON- Another flrel dess dash over a presidential appointment apparently l* shaping up to add to the summer divided lo licpiidate Marshall T iln . or other special interest nr the possibility of corruption. Is •old and seasickness, A pernor. W who is w.'ll padded with healthy | hral of Washington agd has given its agents six munlli* there such an authority in the laud? Thoie houtekeeper, who p e riiil m keeping the coffee‘In the rugai |ar, and the ,alt in tha butler ‘ ,h ihould read about tha; dilemma of M n. J. W. Story of McLean. T e x . who tried out a new shampoo *xK t ly according lo inalruclion, and found that it made her hair lilc tally Ilgad on end, ..iih a -trie d it again with the la m i amazing re»ult»— lain water, iliampoo map. tod vinegar rime. S lid limply could not untkritam! why har hair luc Led Ilka a ire ih ly itarched coiffure. . . until the discovered that the vine­ gar aha wa* using wa* beach pickle tyrup. i , 10 do it, They may either resort td asiasrinalion or that* may insiigala a 1 revolution within Yugolie via. Naiiht* couria may ha easy c l accomplishment, but (bay prov tts an intriguing iitiig h l into the mathods of the S o v U f^ riK f ilo r ,Mp || Is n :l at alt unthinkable tlMt Russia would have the Yu(;»•l&V premier aiiaitinalrd if it serv­ ed Stalin'* pui|>oie to do lb. Well. I f Will he in lrrritin g to tea what happen* during the neat si* month'. We hale to lie the one always to point out that negroes who live in tht South are heller o il than they •re in the north, hut anyone rrad{ag. about the riot which took place (ha other day in I’cekikill. N. Y., where Paul Robeson was schedul­ ed to sing, and instead was the ta ll** of dozens of pet*ons. most •f (hem negroes, being lent to the hhapital ihould be convinced. M f h thing* ju il doesn’t happen * the Sbulh, eicept ^occasionally tha gtealNt ‘provocation. Itffn Paul Rohtion coaid come here and ling 19 a group of without fear o f molests- lake* a good hunicant rviiy and than to make ui fully Kill* the valua of.electricity, l and ai much ai you waul unatbly our tmice wai tliiinued only a lew houri on |hUy;Jbut during that lime wr A'hoi tillan lo tha radio, wt g nat raid, w* could not cook Ungj ta aal. wa bad no hot g, la fact, we had no walai II, iiget wa have our oWopump <we had no ice. and the milk w lea boa tumad »oyr.,Wa hava jUg.' become to accuttomad rfgctrifdr that whin w* do give hr'we era loti. What in WffjM r i * nest gennatioa will aayrn only know* I Tha fact of Abraham Lincoln, sculptured Into the rock of Mount Rushmor* in the Black Hills, i* to large than a man could stand erect Tn an eya, ^ J gL ^ U ffe W A S H IN G T O N United Nations (I'u lltsr* ri.M Pea* Csel nlng such as I have suggested lieiv,” be suid. "The people of the United Htatee have proven that limy ate willing to help lo the limit of tlielr abilities, but they will lit- little Inclined tu provide funds mutely because some coun­ try minis them. There Is too great iicod at home for capital." The conference continued today with section meeting* on minerals, fuel* and energy, water, and land and a general meeting oA educa­ tion for conservation. SURE, ITS EASY fat has a better chance than does! The newest difference* arise from President Truman’s nomination WITH VAL8 PAR u .-kiimy contestant who la likely of Carl A. llgenfrlta us dialrmun of the munitions board ut flt.uuo to xuiTUinli to culd. PAINTS t Of course It’s because the chan­ Congressmen Indicate that opposition la likely to arlie, not be* . Compute Line cause they dlaliko the Pittsburgh eteel executive Agricultural uxiwriniciit *tatl»ns exlnt primarily fur nel presents such a challenge that of Valapsr paints of lu>lh sexes keep on Thu Grand Hank* arse off th* or feel that he la not qualified for the post, but the farmer, but muny o f their research project* have proved swimmer* and anameli. Try Picking up thn gauntlet. They ar* _ _ he wants to take hla _government pay Konsh of Newfoundland, In th* because them ones and you'll to be o f benefit to the backyard gardener a* well. The sweet Impelled by th« same urge that,, and" hia regular paycheck from,. United Htqtaa, .,ipath of tha, world’* busiest water ' "• want -ham * corn which now grace* our dinner tables Is the result o f ‘ *ni|4p ‘adventurer* out to acStS ! 1 Htael atari corporation a» wall. ---- Thay faal that a man ,tim!e tout#*, is the iceberg dan1time , , oil* mountain 1heights, - 1___ -c- _ — Inngdron*' or. , gcr zone. crossbreeding o f different varieties o f corn by the exidirl- -longer drawing a salary in nn important government tha Jungl jungle.' mentor*. Two new kind* o f *qua*h have been developed late,'“ n‘ f,#r‘'.e In1 th# job should not tie receiving pay from a private In u .„t j 1......... . . . ------ 1 . .» ,,lu Its what through the canturli canturlea According tu the Encyclopedia ly, mu! hotter ...... perw, bouiw, cucumber* und. lomnttM** may corporation at the same thn*. has mude great explorers. Americana, tha first old aga penThe paycheck IlKenfrila is reluctant to abandon *uon bo rumod by tho homo gxrdvnar If rtmourdi now under Hon plan In the U. S. or tendAmi thin spirit Isn't character­ 116 W. lit. Street la for 170,000 a year aa vice president In charge wgy Ih *ucco**ful. * 1 r istic luricH was adopted by tli« Alaska of the "tough guy" alone. As of ourehniea for the giant of th# eteel Industry. legislature In 11)16, often ns not you will find It hid­ Now methfMl* of post and dlneitHo control nru Iming * • • • develo|>od. Troo lover* will be glad to loam that a blight den beneath the mildest of sur­ • HUB-HOLUTION-Tht United fllate* Navy ha* faces. Such roHlatiint Chestnut tree I* U future pouHlbllitv nnd it inenim! iE**!*.. 1"Sf* "ii" wu" my friand un* answer to the problem of detecting and sink­ ,rfm qu.rU ,, I h . Oulch .In, d i m .. I, In ing the modern, snorkel-type submarine. At Akron, O., the Navy la building the largest mild matmuri'd, gentle individual Waihlnglan non-rigid airship ever constructed—324 feet long m ik I yet lie w uh one of tha faw curry out re With a capacity of *78,000 cubic feet of non-inflammable helium g u . neurch and development programs, but ultm help to huIvh men I ever have known who apThis compares with the rigid-type airship# Akron and Macon of to lie utterly fearless In npeclal problems of farmers farmere and home gardeners. gardener*. A samjile wmijtle peered 1M1-U which were TAB f**t long. However, aboard th# new blimp the fact* of physical danger. of your noil will bring a *froe analynln anti‘ advicei ns t,„ to ; Its ‘ wlU be futuristic-appearing devices to dated nnd track the modern A t the mithrrak of World War enrichment. A specimen o f the marauding inaect which baf­ One th* famoua Montagu* was Undersea flghtera. Itt running condition i f The new airship wilt have the advantage of being able to hover fles the gardener, if mailed to tha station, brings a report over tha Hrltish enlistment ag* Gdod tirca. Good 9 I ^ tin m ln i# than ttvseal,.* , l l _ 4 l _____ M a* / •. : PV ! 1 but he dyed hla hair block, put •Vtr g given area almost Indefinitely while making It# search. It* naming the Insect and directions for getting rid i cncap tranaportation ■ ^ & p i n fget capacity wilt also make it useful on long-range patrol*. on a sporty suit and told tha au­ gardening problem is too email for the state's o: thorities lie was S6—which was VfP# Mg blimp wilt be able to refuel In flight by drapping a fuel line Several late modal cars tradad in from true, only he forgot to say how 44 a' aurfsoe ship and alao secure ballast by scooping water from original owner* with very low milaaga touch more than 06 ha was. Any­ 'UM sea. ’ Its two motors art to be mounted within th# control car, thus parway thay blinked and passed him, •Ira on.them tn flight. The new Ship will hava a maxiand ha want into tha front-tin* tranches as a privet*. Later ha af about 76 knot*—which ta just about three time* at waa given a commission sod was Mari modern sub can travel submerged these days, attached to Urjliah general head­ i .. , * # • * quarters as preaa cansdr. It waa • If tf TAM TAWM T O O —Air Force experienoa tn developing Its newest there that I became acquainted triflrikuripotato up tha inescapable fact that you cannot perfect nn TRLIPRONE 1ST SANFORD, FLA. with him. ”, ___overnight. rernlght. airplane Montagu* used to seek out tha Crtttlea'of the B-38 bomber mak* much of th* fact that it waa moat dangerous places he could in ItHl and now, eight years later, atilt ta not completely find along the fighting front, not I. because of necessity but because . to the alory of the Lockheed F-PO, rtmambarlng that 11 h* loved the thrill. Ha waa im­ wag conceived in 124D, four year* after the B-3t—*n Interim In pelled by the same urge which in wMsh Wbrid War II taught the United Btataa a great deal about peace times sent him out to seal* neronautlca that It didn't know In '41; precipitous mountain faces, or Jfwu years attar tla conception, th* F-20 design waa accepted by work hla way up and dawn roeky ’ 'tha Air Fares far further development and construction of a protoclefts with hla back against on# MM, During tbs' following two years, Lockheed experimented with • i• i 1 wall and hla fast against tha I# major cauflguratlona before settling on n needlt-noee, awept-wlng. other. He would hava bean a chan­ TM t* war* 102 engineer* working on it. nel swimmer If he hadn't got a ’ NaW, In 1242, th* plane hat completed 16 teat fflghta. It wilt be greater kick uut of 'something tasted for another year at tha Air Force base at Murpc. Cal., after els*. That's tha spirit of privata In­ r at least three more years. itiative and frsa enterprise which yean tarn drawing board to full growth! . ~~ heap* tha world turning, U’s % * • 'll" . ’w. ■ _ I , ! ( 6^ W 1 " apirtt on which grant Help For GurdenerH Seminole Hardware Store 1939BU ICK 4 DOOR SEDAN Term* sad Trades NKHOLSON BUCK CO. WEDNESDAY P. M. SPECIAL Between 12 noon & 6 P M . Fruit of the Loom—Printed and 8oHd Colon yd. M ta. LL Sheeting. 2 * 4 jd . _ __ ___ - u n __ Channel this wiU be a dun world to live In; tbsck to hla boUl room. Whantl rra reported hla heart alt H| time* tha onfeMhing » a was returned to tbf hotel I child naad* if .a pa1, on hour later, f Judge Mattie H FarmCfcappal. epllapaod in a 1 a Rotary club yeilirdsy Croaa Btatlon,. wagon as be Legion M—t 1 r. i s s i a r a AngalM, j bm Bailey, B*U*^rowo, ' i’’ tb alimw who caa'n Ml hy hla __ ___ ^ la*, and output in the plants ll being atappad up again. Tha Nal tional AppUanca and Radio Daall art’ Association Is avan talkinJ about the short supply of tha coon tng boxes. It says they’ll bo ■cares until October, whan product^!! will, hava caught up again. Di,. tributors say thll two of the com- 1 panics are allocating rsfrlg*ru-| tore to them again. New York department atgrea re­ port Bales last weak wars six ru, cent above tha Ilka weak In ltd-.. It has been 20 weeks since th*v could report any gain over pravtoua year. They credit that old stand-by, tha weather. CuoUt days led i|ioppera. to desert ih-\ ■laclric fans at home and ttalp.e* through store allies, July vacation* are credited by the Department of Commerce with causing a 4 per cent drop in th, month's tales by all manufactur­ ing companies to 116 billion from 110 tk billion-In June, A similar drop was noted at tha tame t!m« Jest veer. Meet rifeeted v., . sales by Iron and steal, and th* electrical machinery Induitrle*. Inventories also dropped k? value by a half billion dollars. Tha department put* manufacturer *‘ Inventories at Just under |4iH billion in July. This was the fifth straight month of declining Inventorlei. Machinary companlt, had the biggest drop in July, but the durable goods Industrie* in general were affected, Th* department makes no gut»« at to tha trend In Auguit, but many builtiaaamen aspect tl,g^ this month's figures will iho» that aalea of manufacturing <0111. paniea picked up this mouth along with their production sched­ ules. lit o rm tU M for paasago of. a compromise farm pries sup* kgram has been given agricultural latartaU through that M af Republican Representative Clifford Re Hope of Kanaa*.i t heUwtWev on farm legWatioai that, t m rtgsrda favorably. rrograst, drawn up by a Herat* agrietilture wed by former Secretary of AgrtpUttura. Andoraaa. would grant prico aupporta of 7 9 ; r eeat pf U»e parity yardstick for traata farm Ataa « wbkh production limits have bean tea 'tfiatada paanuta, tobacco, wheat corn, * ' Car, tat | la aM . Ata aabeommtttea ' R ob M ad a t visa. "fftarari# non-baalc " agawnoditlao 1 tjs a . r m -4 -- \ .. \ \ . .. - V ' f mSS Pries lapgart ___ , ■ H 1.- * , ‘ , J D-Fl. �, * — -< -------- ■-■ ^ - "rg y y j* — •• •'■■' ,%DTSDAY AUGUST SO, 1949 TfTB BAWOWJ «*iUU>. SANFORD, FLORIDA -----------■■" 5ocra/ / W ■ PAGE TH REE — ■ y— MHO STATION W.T.R.R. Personal Activities CarttH Pataer Ray—Society Editor ~J— L -~ ‘— - Johnny Should Be Prepured For School Hr DAVID T A 1 1.OH MAltKF, AP N e w a fra tn re s i ii W h e n y o n m a k e p o p o v ers , s lit each w it h a a m a ll s h a rp -p o in te d k n lf # *■ »oon * • y ,,u ir m o v e th e n fr o m th e o v e n ; th e s lit w ill a llo w th e a te a m to escape and m a k e (lie ; p o p o v e r c ris p e r. la v a tiw w a v # T chI h V " n s the due (, f d a v s t Itr e a th le s s lj. h a p p ily , e x c ite d ly , 1 C o m e t* g o t th e ii nam e fr o m I J o h n n y p re p a re d T e e th had to i th e ir lo n g w is p y o r h n h y lo o k in g be sentbhed e \ t in h a rd , s h o e la c e s ] ( a lia alnce th e L a tin w o rd fo t lie d " jn s i s o ," fu r, w hen it Is th e , h a ir a " c o m m a ". d itv o f th e g re a t a d v e n tu re , t h e < >■» II— Ml" 1—~ fm ~■■ ■■ 1< ~— day upon w h ir l you becom e a I TUESDAY “ s rh i'o lb n v " and a ie a ll re a d y to D r. and M r* , lln m e r A . P ric e M r . a n d M r * . A t F . H u n t r« set f n t l l i as n k ttig h l it putt a. J o u r- , jr n o d o n Sa 1 ttev w h ic h u l l l last s tx ie e p y e a rs o rk C ity x o r m o re , von have In lo o k Ih e 1 1 d l f f e r e n l s t y l e s f r o n t u h it It tu c h o u se p a ri | JV. J. Danser and 7ho la te " M a r y t *0V®rBl | C u rly -h e a d e d s m a ll J o h n n y now Hamer «f Parkersburg, W. V a.! _ _ „ u , -. Ynltr opportunity III Im, ,| uu 11(V whs s h e d d in g hi« ha liv w a y * p a in - 1 M i* * P ric e a tte n d e d S e m in o le | C . F . M c K lb b ln , J r . h i . le f t st * p’ ire >nli rstt afford. le s s ly nm l n n itir a llv , p o in t* o u t, H itth S chool and g ra d u a te d fr o m [ or L a n a ta f i M ic h , to Jo in h lls Ih e N a tio n a l K bidet g a t te ll Assnf ’u rk c is b tir g H ig h S chool w it h Y « m tty and accom pany th e m t* So SHUJN<; AT COST || an rIis tl.itt " .b d io n v 'i p a te o ls , th ro u g h th e C la m o f 1048. W h ile in ech o o l 11:01 C n tltr in lo v in g e o n ip iio lo o s h ip and e x a m p le M e m b e r* o f S c m ln u le Chapter! • | ,° w as a m e m b e r o f th e E n tro '|| JO M r. a n d M r * . M itc h e ll T h itr had d lie c le d the r o tllig tttlittl o f litlS 5 . 2, O rd e r o f E ftn tc rn 8 t n r f anti ^ wu" h o n u rn ry bo o k c lu b a n d ! K o. t __ 111 LJJ iL .l___t KI’I'VUil IIu Pii.lt li'w •■■latent trum llie b c h ib ! t o u iit d tic c e p tln g l l f a i th e ir (a m 11lea h eld th e ir a n n u a l served a * D oan's a * * !* ta n t. S h e 'm "'1 ■"»' d n u g h le r M a ry l.y n n n« n g r e iit n d v e n lu te .” I R o ltln * C o lle a e a n d a r r lm i fr o m T a la ile g a , I R o bert M o r r l i p ic n ic a t S w eet­ a tte n d e d tVE|lMtail4T So. w h e n J o b n tiv stood fo r fin a l I (>|tpn,Hr Ills l'n»t Offlrr , .'lot o.-iero Jaiuhore* w a te r P a rk la a t W e dnesda y fro m w h ile th e re *h e w as p le d g e d t o A la .. to m “ k t* , M r h o ,,,e ln S* " in s u r e !Ion, n<cei v e il * h u g and h | _______ 1 * Jo News 1:00 to 11:00 P. M . S p e c ia l g u e s t* G am m a P h i B e ta , n a tio n a l a o c la lj * ° r “ ' k l * t o f fm r tv e ll fio m h is m o th e r, ■ 11 Western .lemhoree w ere M r. a n d M ra . Q le n n K. M c­ tioo The * Il'Clock Club an d s la t le il .lo u n th e road tn M r. D a n se r la a g ra d u a te o f ! N r am * M ra . R o b e rt W illia m * News K a y o f M ia m i w h o w e re In tro d u c ­ P a rk cra b u rR H ig h S ch o o l. H e l , | » « d th re e c h ild r e n h a ve returne.1 scltonl he h im s e lf, he w as beHporle genres ed b y W o r t h y M a tro n M ra . Ed- a **o e la te d In h u s in e x* w ith h ie ) to th e ir h o m e .In 8_ a n (o rd a fte r a L 'b iu liig Ihe l..n U to a d o f advenPopular usic *m< Holt Mra McKav I, Put ■Mention i t M .w R lT tyrnn HeneK (I* apteP M ftsi'ollon* liir s FlsOOH ^ \ I > I \ C AND FINISHING M oiw I m In Munlii G rand M a tro n a n d M r . M c K a y la .In h iu tv » r u i m to th e s chool, F o llo w in g th e ir m a r r ia g e In World at Nina M r * . G o rd o n S w e e n e y re tu rn e d F a it G ra n d P a tro n o f th e G ra n d th e fa ll th « c o u p le w ill re sid e In tin n e d dow n the h a ll, a m i w a lk e d ) IMInimi* ProRram to d a y fr o m N e w Y o r k C ity w h e re e n g e rlv in to ih e K in d e rg a r te n . C h a p te r o f F lo r id a . PopiiiHir Mnair P n rk c ra b u rg . " A Uniter .lull al a Ill'll nr l'l'lcn" A ii K ihl h fftir to traail ■he a tte n d e d g if t a h n w * w h ic h M is . .to, ies lio le itc h c t " h i h a il M ra. R . C . M a x w e ll, p ro g ra m Tin lf|» I'arada w e re an e v e n t o f la a t w eek. been ta lk in g m t h a to o th e r, Im n r d A 11-ivA Illrl-A Mtmlc Old. Saw, Korriiwtd. Itlua and .lo lo n iv m ilk e d u p to h e r ,! M r * . C a m illa B ru c e p la n * to to il m il his Itiim l a m i s a id , "G o o d nrchtsira A Hlar |a m e * w e re e n jo y e d . T h e c o m - 1 H o l d ( i P a f U i A S H C T U n l y Inlaid Xtornlnn Vnrlrfv le a v e to m o rr o w f o r C h e rle » t» n , m o ttlin g . M u * .tones. I'm so g la d H u lilt e r a n d ______ •U ltr a In c h a rg e o f th a p ic n ic w o * J Miif Iv llawnll 8 . C . t o v l i l t h e r b r o th e r , it lc liI ra n lie in vim t class n o w ." World at Noon Linoleum composed o f M r * . J , B . Jonea, M ra. T he G m m l A a a e m b ly fo r R a in n rd D eaa, a n d o th e r r e la tiv e * . lion ('luti Asphalt i .In h iu tv hud k n o w n itts t w h e re ! P arker a n d F r a n k T a lb o tt. M r*. bow G ill* o f F lo rid a la b e in g h e ld I'o pti Iit r Mlar to go ,1, 1.1 " l i n t to do, because J. P. H o lta c la w w aa in c h a rg e irf th i* w eek in O rla n d o . T h e A s s c m I *ii f|vt Atorrliiina W y lc n o V ic k e r y a r r iv e d to d a y lilt Flor - Ever M int bad been h p a rt " f the* p r e p - 1 Mnalrrtl V uMpII m tra n a p o rta tlo n . A b o u t 40 persona b ly begun tb i* m o rn in g a t 0:001 fr o m P a la tk a to v la ll w ith h e r h i is th in fm 'h e g te a i a d v e n tu re . T hr tlniitlM Hour enjoyed th e a n n u a l a f f a ir . I In r Nona ftii rodi g r a n d m o th e r . M r * . L illia n V ic k ­ P. M . and w ill r o n llm io th ro u g h PIflSilr H i* m other tool h e lp e d h im t n ; Todajr'a Htur T h u r ailny n ig h t. A ll O rd e r o f e r y a n d u n c le a n d a u n t, M r. and ; p re p a re h im s e lf Villa A f II psiHIhm * | I i J * K a a te rn S ta r n w m lte r* and M a s- M r * . V . C . M e sse n g e r. t^mr (AltMTt I J o ln in v and M u m m y lia d v is ite d ] B R IG H T P O C K E T I. A P E L S — * « Mrmory Mliklt I.ovrra PruiM in on* n re in v ite d to n ttr n d . th e school, nt Mie r lg tu t im e — | p n .llc e p o c h rt la p e ls h ig h lig h te d B y C Y N T H I A L O W ItY All lYurk (itiitninleeil Kiitr A t'notrr M is s J a c q u e ly n S te w a rt h a * re ­ •hi Thursday night an open Ina fte i ho m u ie a d y fo r it - a f t e r ] lly 1lr«|tirat hv g o ld h e a d in g . rh ln e a to n e i and A P N e w a fe a tu re a W r lle r tu rn e d tn h e r ho m e In M o o li lie . ___________ atnllalIon and foinml dance will Tn a Vthrthm flour th e to o pot " b u ild o p " at hom e > g o ld b ra id , on a In n g -a le e ve d ro * r v is itin g M r. am t M i* Thr VtrlAhl Mpiit Im d been a c co m p ltsh e d Johnny Someone w aa c o m p la in in g t h r ; h' W to w h ic h a ll p a re n t* and (Ain. .,E . a Sf t he ln l.ixrensetj. Insuied, llnmletl Nriva h o la e r a t th e ir hom e in e ra r r e p r lire * * , an a u tu m n fu a h > had tieen n iiio d u c e d to M tss J u lie * ether d a y a b o u t th o p e rv e rs ity o f , ' n'H " rt* In v tte il. A ll R a in b o w th e M a h o n e y A p a r tm e n t* . Tw V-leli# Friitipa Ion from New York, Shirt, with I h < » v in iill im liv lilu a l m e e tin g a Hporta I'aradr life . T h e a p e c lflc a n o te d w e re t h n t . * • " *■* d e s irin g tr a n s p o rta tio n a re front fullnes*. ha* deep Inverted I'EHMV l.rr I g io « it up in d iv id u a l w h o w a n te d It I* p r a c tic a lly im p o s s ib le to g e t » "k c d in c o n ta c t M r * . O a n n , t e l e M ra . H a w k ln * C o n n e lly and center pleat Rultona match lapel llrirttfiR on a ctond in be (t tends u l l l t h im h is t aa he a p rire ta g o f f a g a rm e n t o n c e ; I'hone la L fi-J . ftoaia fot A t*adi d a u g h te r M is * D a p h n e C o n n e lly ile .lg n w a n te d to he f t lends w l'h h e r. 1V o|tr»tm itf f'liiirtda you g e t I t h o m e fr o m th e sto re , — h a ve r e tu rn e d fr o m W ln * io n I S' V Dre.. f«.III..#* IMe.al 121 W . I s i * S I. I’ hone 15711 Krvrif»tra hy l^trlr A * .lid in n v stood in th e iK lttle r S a le m , N . C . w h e re th e y v is ite d but th a t th e b u tto n * b re a k a w a y • P i p p i n H o i T l C S C C I I C (lull Onvttr (pavtonat g u t le u tie , ..n h ln 't titiile i s tillld w h y r e la tiv e * f o r tw o w e e k*. I’opM Ur M lialr w ith o u t a n y o n e oven to u c h in g a so m u m o f th e iit h r . c h ild re n f'nMrd Nalloiia H E R E TO S T A Y dfim. A ls o th a t y o u spend a lo t o f I I I K U / l'I lf lf l N U P P C T t’laiNlcnl Hoovrntra w e ie liv in g , c lin g in g to th e n I I E V K I lI , Y H IL L S . C a lif., A u |[. _____ M ra . A . K . P o w e r* has le ft fo r "money on g ra s s seed, feed the \ m W i * in m l i r i ' . s k ir t * t ln l th e s e s m a ll boam n TurohtM* Tima ground, w a te r f a i t h f u lly — and 1 T h e E m e lia n C la ss o f t h r F ir s t j p n »:t ^ ! j"' >'v ' fo lk in te a ts had lo n g a go, w it h ­ D e a lg n a r { j l j , 1, Mldniahi ftaod#«vmi« »nya n o th in g m u c h hapena. B u t look lla p tls t C h u rc h w na e n t e r t a i n e d ! ,M|nd a f t e r e p e m lln g a fe w d a y s in here In s ta y ” V#w a o u t Mien . o iis e n t, lu 'i o tne m em hose f a l l I t p lu n g in g »* on s i. n <>u hers o f an o r g a n tf a lio ii, w o rld 'f B n S j " •• w - W “ ‘ . « ’™ ?|. . h r ; ™ > - i . i . y . - * «„ i ; r- a s . N ’ i!.h W."V X r ' - " ' • ' S ’S S n ' J S ! ® . " l tra c ks In th e s id e w a lk o r th im ig li P ip p in n t h e r hom e o n W e s t F ir s t iv lile o il., r d o g .in is " Y o u w a it n e c klin e s is e v ltle rtre o f h e r h e ­ the g ra v e l on th u d r iv e w a y , ] S tre e t, n r iu ln a lly p lu n n c d as nn u n til von g.. to sellout v o tin g m a tt | . p.-.i-ni flahnl M rs ft. E, ColHe and s,»n Donnie Mlef T h a t, one supposes, is In he e x -| o u td o o r s u p p e r, th e g a th e r in g i n to i . , " ! .n'’ •‘hfiu r r ie a M » '*v « r e tu r n e d to M .e ir hom e I n . "1 d e llh e ra te ly p la y up <h » ‘ r M t- m e a t \. .V a .l'w iM .' h m .i- V a d ls h t,h p .............. w o n 't s p a re th e ro d . parted. E v e ry o n e has h is ow n w as tu rn e d '" In lf* N iin u rr h«<inir I l* n lm H r iir h n f l r r v in ltiflK 1 H,,VJ ^^*,,,| . *!**,*£ ? * fo r d rr%Ii fla v o r . »»•••» *»*i* »» w *fl» 1 **,,f I bolm iR personal lla ta o f t h in g * ’ lik e th a t, p a r ty ' w jth aiV nrirn h y n « l t h t u c ^ s u i S ' f n r som e tim e w ith M i. , B e rd e I " A n d w h y n o t T she asked. "It ........... fnflHlti* tMtll*' HIT'I «wIh»I ||1FF||«. A |l Kin.,, i,nil. tils patents have been J ly a u to m o b ile gas ta n k ha* ex- "v rv e d in d o o rs w n r r v ru m n n r \tiitimii h Krrntml Ap|trnli ifirirV** fmni him*' emitsing film In a suit o f armin' tra s e n a o ry p e rc e p tio n a b o u t the G ow era w e re used th r o u g h o u t I n , '-"n g . rvrry wnmnn t w ir , „np|f*4 h. d .» rntliitir fm loiilt nl loci>, of under^sl milling, a p p e a ra n c e o f f i llin g s ta tio n * . T h e ’ d e e o rn tln g th e ro o m * . I . ■. . wi l l *a p lu n g in g n e c k lin e h u t I t ’ * a t(,,, fu)l , M|nl, of . onfidi'm-e Johnny understand* love, he alwiivs lias experienced gaihlm ar.l . I I I ........... . -.................. J B ' , . K ’S ' C ' . . . . |J g te a i t ilin g f i ll th o s e w h o can^ Gcnutnc GnoilYi'*'' Hs-ki-* gel away w ith I t . " i love, lie experts it. and, ill return te re d O ra n g e M e m o tU I llo s p itn l l U t l o i s 'a V a hJa0t 0l ' o f ,’ m iu ,,l!v c ry " " ^ t t o n a ru m p o a e ri h y th e hna. t e n d G ra n g e M e m o ria l H o s p ita l h a ll x h i'c . Hunt:*- i " I ... it lu all So now, JiihutlV i t at lona a t a r a te o f one r v u > , : m(ptb P,. M r ., |{. r .P ip p in ,• a n d w ill u n d e rg o a n o p e ra tio n on ilii r a l d i . lu s t lh * th ug f " i D o n 't w o tr v I f th e m u f fin h a lt e r cream idieese. deviled liaot. nm liM ,.|* f,,ith on this tpfglnnttlg of f h . VvVenHvT o r n" E " \ * Z \ ", ''Ul1 " iN g in g Was t i l " e n jo y e d b y . W e d n e sd a v . H ig h S rh m d n r C o lle g e liv m has lu m p s In II w h e n y o u fo llo w finely ........ pimento stuffed ||,t. .Istern vents of eiluratloii. m in o i . 1) t y r 1 J*’ r t y Ih e | Ih e fo llo w in g : th e M isse s llc t t o W ink. C im Ii Iiiu llr r l the s tin iiln r il m u f fin r e c ip e ; I t ’s olive* I to, filling mat' also lie|r|l(1| („ t|u< ronfldriti-e w h ic h Ills m in iite l g e t In to one o f those lo n g I j ) | lm .Hn, | | n r | lra R o c k e t, N nocv supposed to h r bumpy. A s m o o th u n in h a b ite d sect o n *. I t d oe* th is w n ila m a , R ebecca S m ith . B o b b le "■ ‘ h e ir w e e ke n d g u e s t, s i th e n m u ffin lin lt e r m e a n s y o u ha ve m ix ­ titnl with Patkerhottse tolls nml wlse piiienls have tielped Itltn to dcielop « o rt o f th in g lie t te r a t n ig h t, too. M „ r t o n , A r tlm r e n c W lla o n , M o n a ' 24f . ‘ M y r tle A v e n u e , Mt ed to o in iic li and th e h o t b re a d set ved with a hinrhfiiii salad a rre n o f New B to c k in g a a re p e rv e ts e , lo o . K u th M llla , Je a n M a ye r, M ra . R. mid Mra. D ic k W --------w ill ha ve tu n n e l* a f t e r It la n a k e d . White Wind (laskf ball R u n a n e v e r a p p e a r In m in e w h e n | j. L a m b , M is s . P ip p in a n d h e r S m y rn a . S o c k *, to u g h , lo n g w e a rin g I m a t hom e w ith tim e to m a k e a m o th e r, To h ln n r li a lm o n d * put them In M is * J u d y R hodes o f D e l,a m i I, c h a n g e, N o r do th * y in g w i w h e n m a k in g h e r ho m e a t (121 P a rk h u llin g w u te i u n til th(lr s U tta lo e faft'a poaalble to buy a new pair at) GAR HO FII.M n ; s lip o f f th e a k lh a y e fr . spring ____ aa I am ro n n , Aug. n n _ ( /ih _ A ve n u e w ith M laa Rehecea S te v ­ efin "nee. No, they HOU.YVVf g e rs , d ry Mm a lm o n d *, ille e ens n tid w ill s e rv e as a te a ch e r about to make a grand entrance, G re ta ( la r ia t w ill g o In- fore the le n g th w is e in to th in a llv e ra . M e lt in N o n th s id e H rlio o l. when I've split seconds to ntakn e a tu e tn * a g a in n e x t m o n th , a fe w ta b le s p o o n * o f b u tte r o r tb ’ - s (, ,. t Slur!s, bright a train or a n y time w h e n I can't Pimliim- W a lle r W a n g e r yesM rs. F re d W illia m * re tu rn e v l iith i g a r ln e In a s k ille t, a d d th e a llio a thing about It . terday said th e S w e d is h n e tre s s y is le u la y fr o n t C o n w a y and Ito - 1..... ill s lip s , and b ro w n th e m a lu w lv I'.i'i'iu * f I'mm w h ic h tn I ran maka perfectly wonderful n o w i* in R om e, w h e re the movie, t m lt. J flc li., C h ic a g o , IM. and s t ir r in g fr i'ip ie n t ly . i'hiiMdi# . pop-overs tf there'* only the " T h e Ih irh e s * o f l.n n g e n ls ," will R b 'liln n d . Ga. w h o re she has family to eat them. Rut If I'velgn in to p io d m tin n K e p t. lb. She v is ite d re la tiv e s fu r th e p a s t tw o prumlacd aomething apacial I n 1 m ade het Inst llollyMimd f ilm e ig h t 11n m its the way of rookery when thera y e a rs ago. N e w Y o r k C ity , P e n n s y lv a n ia and i •ra guests lit the house,’the pop-1 — * - --------- I Mt** Mlldied Tiu net, Miss Helen N in th C n io ltn a . overs h o ld a w h is p e re d dl*CU.«lon|in(.vitM,(|e h le m i-h on ih e face. 1«> "«"" , |lrl1' A jm o n g themselves and decide n o t I „ n c ............... h o w one t lrf‘ I Chattanooga, Term , tn enter tltej * ° _____ _______ i ’ m a n a g e s to e x is t, d o e s n 't oneT II a t u n e ns Erlanger Hospital *Social Calender T e le p h o n e Mary Anne Price To Marry It. I. Danser 118 •:00 III* (ill) (its Personals ! i i ijssfa.*•“ %i i2£?a *¥•a.*.. * °:!r rjf. n*•» ,"~ Glenn McKays Attend Annual Morris Picnic * Tt'KlttAT New* Twit.He Hone* Hpon* Parade Vuiiahn Wnrime Hlnga t’ rltllna «n a Cloud Evening Muslo l’i>l<ular Mti.le V r W. Musical Interlude Var1.tr Hall Meet the Hand Night Edition Popular Music Hep Hlnalher* It's trance Time Hpurln King of Her Popular Music Cnlt.d Nations Classical Kottrenlra News Tiirnliihle Time MldiUghl lleod,iron* News Hlgn Off TOIICIITON’S MEN’S SHOE CLOSE-OUT HANSO N SHOE SHOP i TU •\ Girl* To <5 These Women MODERN FLOOR SURFACING CO. J B A C K TO S C H O O L BARGAINS! j iv. $:ufr) IT. MIc IVici'il Now nl only $1,11(1 Values up to $1.98 telephones resound with lmsy signal* when I’ve a hurry-up call to gat through, and invariably go out of order when I'm watting for an Important message. , It rains cats ami dog* when a picnic la planned, or on rare occasion* when the weather la fine, the moaipiitnc*, black file* and other Inaecta arrive in awarma »to ruin everything. " • I f the ................... icebox I* going tn act up, lt’a on ■ blistering hot day when avervona wants ln|(i of ire-filled drlnka, The hot-water heater never quits unless it la latindry slay and tha furnace acta like a dream until a record-breaking . cold wave arlvea, Whan I decide the day haa final­ ly come to clean tha attic, and dress myself to fit the Job, that'e tha signal for unexpected guests of Rha type who enjoy a formal tea party. That Is also the day thara'a nothing to eat In the hook# except • box of oattneal and a half pack•fa of rubbery potato chlpi. This sort of thing creeps Into major anterpriaes, too. Moat! paople, I hear tell buy houses whan price* are so low that | rtaltora are weeping. I'm faced, ....... . of Nursing. M r. a m i M r , A . R D tix b u r y nm l son H illy re tu r n e d o n F r id a y from L o w e ll, M ass., w h e re th e v ] v is ite d te la tlv e * . W h ile In L o w e ll M rs. P u x b ilr v a tte n d e d Ih e E th e |y n it ltd N a o m i S chool o f R u xa la n ' I ln llr l M iss P h v lll" F lin t o f C o rn e lia , Ga,. and M is * A n n F re n c h o f V ald o sta , G h ., have a r riv e d to as­ sume th e ir Ir a r h tn g d u tie s a t th a K m ith sld e P rim a ry H rh o n l. T h a r 1 w ill u iiik r th e ir ho m e a t I40H O a k * A venue. W illio tn / a r t t r y le f t on Batit n iln v to ic t u r n t<> L o u is v ille . Ky„ a fte r v is itin g In 8a n fo rH w ith r e l­ a tive s. M rs , Z a c h ry and d u u g h te r J u d ith A n n w ill * | i n i i l a b o u t tw o w eek* In H a n fn n l b e fo re r e tu r n i in g in L o u is v ille . i Mrs. Henry McLaulin, Sr., ell have as hor gueste thla ____ I hr r sisters, Mrs. R. A. Ilollinger, Bgl Mr*. W. A. McClellan and M ». A. J. S m ith , all of Macon, Ga, nml h o r n ic e r* , Mrs. C , F. VanZ n n t and Mrs. D. S m ith , also of Jt’ffiTiss.tt a: jssat"«• pubMo PMa,! previously extolled aa •Jtkor IbU of cute tricks or well Alaetalined, refuse to perform, “ w o f commit nuisances wkon Wliod upon to demenatrato. . And never did tha day of • katvy data arrive without some U toward klck-up. They have f t ***d front a broken <leg to tho S * s ,,T i i T i 7 n i i ,~ » M > ..» s i 99c Fill. L I.ovs Dimuaree^ TODAY — Wed. SCREEN'S MOST ROMANTIC TEAMI "**^r *ti?i Mr. a n d Mra. H. H. Coleman re tu rn e d tu their home on Mellon- villi- Avenue on Thursday from H o c k p o rt, Me., where Mra. Cole­ m an ha* been spending several u ro lith s . En route hums they visit A Neu) Standard o f Value " o f l H f ^ .^ v '.e P c o w ) • l J' K IO I IN W I M l A II Tonight — Wednesday I f M I I O D Y N I I L D NAVE H E N JINNIFIR J O N I t J O U F H COTTIN I I I N I S STONY NAB BEEN Y O U A F E N YEANS A O 0 . . . 4-16 $1.59 up Hoys T Shirts, sizes S-M-L .... 69e Wide Stripe ‘T’ Shirts ....... 10-16 $1.50 CURLEE FALL w WINTER SUITS A d.'s f c S fa s s Clocks, which have been alarm* *r»arla and Invariably In i l High Quality li t* t* Howm OUt milYt wHCi'ifl-Pr M in im . ! the morning I have’'an. Important •ppolntment to keep. I can slwaya get ■ draea In my Mao until tho store haa a sale, •nd then there never Is a alngla pa* left, MICN’S STRAW HAT (MrOSKOUTK! HEN a man alipa into bits first Curlee Suit—-sees Ita amnrt atyllng— feela Ita comfortable, easy drape —exnminpa the quality of fabric, lining nnd Inner mfltnrlnla— he rcHlireH that from thla time forward he haa eatablltitied a new atandard o f clothing value*. It'a a wonderful feeling—tho knowledge thet hereafter, by chooeing clothnH with (be Curlee label, good looks end satisfactory wear are literally guaranteed. sew wore - save wore! Quality Piece Goods At Reduced Prices-— ODDS & RNDS Dan lUver Chambray fi9c yd. Printed Indian Head cKa aauawav tltUAN 0I1N If you want the outstanding buy o f thla fall' and winter aeaeon, come ir and see these new Curlee Suite. Every Curlee Suit fa priced right, ii : to L B B V T T ’ C * ; il Asst. Close Outs 89c Yd, i i3 i* ii B9c yd. Values up to 89c BAR gYM O M t! 1 Avondale Chambray flBc yd. 1 v •1 * ! Pi it ® • * i ; j t �' T H E B A H fO H D M E fA L ft S A H fO W P gangNaml M M H B Little Bleachie Is 1 5 M L ’ |Volusia Dog Track, [ Mile Course I* Opened For Next Week’s National Air Races! Little Blsachle with seven wins I t(, her credit wilt get the spot* I iL. — " »_____ S_ I Major League Leaders By ASSOCIATED PRESS Peaches* Face Red IN BRIEF As They Drop One SPORTS By AMOCIATBD PBIRR MACON. On.. Au§. W—( * h Need lug only four mors victor!** I Cleveland 8-6. Boston 2-4 (second j I’eaclie* fir courts i 1 II..1.4 t Anson L. Johnson of Miami j Springs. Pla., who won laat year's I Thompson at SS9.7 rnilaa an hour, I in buck with his Mustang sharply I modified. Ha eliminated the belly r i. iiit iir a s tioniil femalo tonight will b* in i ,\ iMim„ „f tum has been off»r- Moon by putting air ducts In the T in s i.il-stnr cast composed of Bun , uU lM „ wl)U (|,„H fy the first I lending edge of the wing. He also ( lu lr is a v lin •'*<«. Kansas Preacher, Sea Swallt, UI1 l(ffort t„ avoid the Its- { cut buck his exhaust stacks and D uytonu llsa t-h I t'lcuncd up tha nosa section by low. ( ordene, Sooner Select, Dim jl||( , |(lil lt Jum. 1 shellflf from th* wmnd In the H I AuKuetlne ts r iiu n ' cbunging th* oil cooler Intake. He first Inning when the Q»Men mad* a r a ...»lor topic among the pilots. 1‘ ulatXH ' Hi,Id he expect* to get SO to 40 fly* runs and Is charged with the Ilrl.il mt rI!L,,‘ mecioilocs thin week is I miles an hour more epeed, but will these 4r,oili.^ iouters Ji« are all all «t.,rnn veteran n.a tea-1,. ,, , mill ......funs , .....u„i,.ir„ Ollumlu ' loss. l.rralilirx turn runners. Cordene Joined thu'J1" ’ ,,SuL.1r,,,1" r, ! ,* l S1 ,{,■ I not know for certain until he At St. Augustins, Daytona Hraulla puck Friday night and f.',’,wh K d -• ii ifnrfrltl _celebrity Basel, won a 4-0 victory a . Wnltv I*h In IU » » nr S co ltl.h ,"u“ ll,|M- ................................. i_ — , I . i' i. j ( - T~ (“ llu t e h M c A r t h u r , *i fit i.«uK Lieinml, (lie nailUaomu Uadgts mowed down ths Matiits, petition'. Hen 'Swajluw hss Just; l?,'" i Cmiudiun mr lores pilot. MiIlHllirsvIllr 13, striking out six of them, and holdbeen promoted to the "upper Arthur wna hero over the wetk- Cleveland flier who set the ‘ Ing them to four hits.. He wan op ,•111*1" puck after a senaliuiial end. imt took hi* plane back |« Thompuun record with 808 MPO •' posed to Stan KarptnSkl who falleiKlilh race win. Canada for no air show. He shoul,.1 in the 1037 race, la hack with his two Goodyear built PSG Corsairs. ** *d In his bid to win 80 games, and Km-lng Secretary Morrill Watts! he buck tomorrow, * Instead aufferad his fifth loss. Duo is imiking rapid progress in qiWilliam I1. ("11111” ) Odom of Their wings have baen clipped to > to disruption of the lighting ayslonging tne setup for the racing JToterlmrn, N. J., holder of the tuko odvnntage of th* easier turns tsm by ths recent storm tha gams festival which will feature Day- round.tlie-world and light plsar on the new course. Cleland expects 77 <■' <1* . was played In the afternoon. The New T u r k tonn's l.olior Day weekend. Ho ifInInner* records, Is lien* with o' 1,1 do better than th# 417 MPG at "■'< J | Leesburg gam* at DpLand was Unstop Mustang) which he qualified last year. Ills ('Icvutsuil 711.1 7*» 5'7 is Immlpii'king the fastest run- North Ainerlciin T*M postponed due to powar failure. list roll '2 ">* ’.[.i J nera mill predicts that every «m - sponsored by Jacqueline C’ochrsite,, second plane will be flown again I'l'Ill.Urll.M.I N K .1tl l"»t will bo packed full of SANFORD A V It H O A CtllcsBO hi'iself n noted pilot. Tile iilsn*- t>v Richard Becker of Toledo, M 7} *"* 27H tl.rllls. McManus, ss 61 1 0 8 Hi b o u l* tins lici'ii modified by cllmimitinK They finished one-two In 1847, but IS *2 71 11 , Aside from tho tan-raco tiroHallman, If 61 2 1 0 tVsafalnsimi II '2 an K 'i i tin* bellv ttlr scoop mid putting the weie forced out early by trouble Ursulas Y sslrrdsi . , i a nuns next Saturday and Mon­ Cataldo, cf 30 2 40 C ls v r lu iu l S ’7. H u rl.in 2 1 *2i"l| thly nights there will lie a tenJones, 8b *4 0 0 22 guru*— lit ln n ln u »» tore matinee curd l,abor Day af­ Matte, c S0 1 40 HI I r u ' , 1, W 'rnihln utiin I Hint was expected to do the ..It i. ]>h ll,i.lr l| ih l» 3 I I " In ). ternoon. Reservations for tho, Bargs, c 00 0 0 0 1lOart, n ly R u m rs i. beating. i tin re events keep pouring iti| Laks. rf 4* 0 1 0 0 X A V I 11%A t. I. C A I I I K For what It’s worth more than W I. I ' r l f i l l ! from all parts of tho Houtli and '1 Pspio, lb 4 0 0 12 I T i e s . rluh officials predict ths largest . fivu years later, here'* how l.«,t(lB r 7» IT <21 Malinowski, 2b 4 0 0 02 Ht lironhfyn-•*■* 7.7 n <"’* t't |nltendance In the track’s two- i Great Lakes gav* Notrs Dams Deal, p 00 0 0 0ilo s lo n ‘ S I <» 7IS l l ' j its only treating of 1048: PM I*<trl|>hls S I S2 J ill I I S C. Rose, p I 0 0 11 New Y o rk S3 S3 ,.l«n I 3 S The Sailors made two touch­ Wilbur, p f V 0 0 2 I'lils h iit K h ST s s ,4SS in downs on the ground and trailed T. Ross, p 00 0 0 0C ln c tm iH t I to 71 l<H 27W (lie Irish by one extra point, 147!) ] U 30iy Totals 86 2 7 24 II C I'I c sk o l l r s u l l s Y r 10 s ir r d n r 13. with on* minute and eight GA1NB8V1LLR A B , U II O A Ht. I u iu I h *, It..wlnn 3 seconds to play. Great Lakea Ilrc in k Iv n V P lt iH liiiiM l. 1. AUen. lb «t l 1 a o started on its 36-yard line and rw Y o rk .1 t 'h ic liin n ll 3 Collins. 2b 8I 8 64 N I ’h llH it rlp lilH S. t ' l i l i . i K " 5 picked up 20 yards on a pais. Rivers, cf 4 2 1 2 0 Then Ht»ve I.ach passed to Paul Pirlle, rf 42 1 2 0 Anderson fur the winning touch­ Ivy. If 63 4 20 down. Notre Dam* tried to pan Burk*. 8h 6 •1 2 U 2 in the Inst 30 seconds and Emil Singer, is 41 3 84 (Seven Yard) flltko Intercepted. Dulaney, c 60 1 6 0 Hllko hud played freshman hall Full*, p 31 2 03 ut Notre Dame and returned there Totals 42 12 IK 27 13 nfler the war to become a stand­ Sanford 001 U00 0 1 0 - 2 R O a IESTER, N. Y.. Am. .10 out power runner. That suggests Gainesville 8640 Oil 01*—12 unothur aid In defeating Notre E—Singer, Peplo 2, Wilbur 2, —(A*)— Mas MrCrrnily. thr Mr Dame—raid its squsil, Plrtls, RBI—Ivy 6, Burks, Singer Irishman wlm Is the B ritis h amateur rbnmplon, nml Ted ‘ Butler played Notre Dam* a lllshnp of Islliixtiin, M u ss., far­ couple of times In the 1820’s mer I I . N. I l l I t - holder, were rllm with unfortunate results. Since lusted In I ih I h v ' m play In the iWh then Butler has preferred to mset annual Nnllonal Amateur Gulf the Irish In basketball, where rhamplonshlpu. Mct'reudy ess they compete on even terms. the A and I victim of .10 -yrnr old Hinkle, still lean and fastDon Usrmlrliuel of ( oliiinbiis, moving as a halfback, was Ohio, one time ell-round slhpasting play diagrams together U-D*al. U—Burke ami l*t* al Princeton University, In when a reporter asked If ht'd T— fliBO. a second round match. Itlshop like to play Notre Dsme again. was dumped. 3 anil 3, hy John Th* Idea so unnerved the for­ Kraft of Edaswstrr. Colo., In mer U. of Chicago athlete that s match resumed (h is morning ho pasted a sheet on backward* I after It w a s interrupted on the 13th fnlrway by darkness Iasi Max Ulshop, U. B. Naval Academy baseball coach alnca Ilv WILL GltlMHI.KY 1U.18 , played lu thyse World ROCHESTER, N. Y„ Aug. 30- 1 Heries— IU2U, '30 and ’31-w ith (O’)—Defending Chnmplmi Willi* th* Philadelphia athletics. Tiinenn makes Ills bow in the NitIhmul Aninturi* Golf Tomuatnonl’ Jeff Heath In making a fin* today with tin* uncoinfmtublr feel­ cmncliack with t h* Boston ing that favorites aren't wanted Braves. He broke his ankle the around. last week of tha IMS season and Tha llttlu men of tin- links are asserting themselves early In thin missed tho World Sorisa. weitk-loug match play marathon over the wooded, heavily trapped Oak Hill course. Tlu*v look out three British Walker Clip players in the first round yesterday and left Ted GOOD I’ lTITIING Bishop of [nllitglon, Mass., the MERIDIAN, tin. Aug. :i0-(/)’) I»4il champion and a heavy favor­ — H1*"**' mlehtv fine hurling was ite, hanging on tlm rope* when *-ti disn'ti*- li, ili,< Hmillicnslern dark ness auspendrd play. •,.si»iiH M*i nl'dil There was lllshnp, a D. H. Walker Cup but /*•'<• (>li lii , 111'h ,,f three gsmes member, was four holes down In iiis*p.| Pot tbc fielding was sumsJohn Kraft of Kdgnwater, Colo., tl-'i*'* els*- again. with only five mure to play In Meridian’s second-place Miller* their Interrupted match. niithlt the lenyue-lesillng I’eiissTills Joust wan one of the Id ruin Filets, seven blows to six, which couldn't lie completed after l.llt hnweil to the pnee-setters, 3 a drenching rain hnlted activities to i. Ileit Hefferunn of the IViiIp the morning, All mntches wsie sucoln bested Mike Howl of Merid­ to he, picked 'tip early today at ian III the hurlei’s duel. the point left off, The British Walker Cupper* who Tha unranksd Moylan'* triumph surrendered In major upsets win* Thttna who demand th* rM o m of two uposts In the open- James Drueti, tho Irishman Who IIK8T Nf round which provided oarly formerly hold the British amataur title: Ernest Mlllward ami Gerald r**ki In th* a*cdsd ranks, Th* npecily IMr wax turned In by Jim Brink, Mleklem. Three others, Including the pres­ MtUc southpaw, who outlasted MMllxaB of Phlladslphls, ssodod ent British champion Max McWar among tha Americans, 8-8, Cready, canto through, however, together with U. S, favorites Hpta 4 A 1, T-6, 0-4, It lego), Bay Billows and Frank AW* lw other seeded star* ad- Stranahan. Imcause they aro IRlM, with th* *xc*ptlon of da- gams 10 Innings) St. Louis 2 , Washington 1 (night) Datrolt 4, Philadelphia 3 (ten Innings, night) what red ol , They dropi * to—/ uml,|n K*d w iT u r ^ M K ih i) M m 't h . ^ Philadelphia 6, Chicago B (night) j.?L i(nivllls b OUTH ATI*ANTIC LKAOl fc Columbia 4. Macon 2 Greenville S, Savannah 4 Augusta 4, Jacksonville 3 Columbus at Charleston ppd.— light trouble OEORQIA-ALABAMA LEAGUE Qriffln 8, Carrollton 4 LaUrange 7, Nt-wnan (I (called hmnu from i ,,|„nl held t but the Job complicated Two of tho* lonvllle the ninth frame. _____ By ASSOCIATED PBRSS TENNIS _ ^ FOREST HILLS, N. Y.—Tha National tennis championship* opened with Eddls Moylan, Tran* ton, N. J,t scoring th# firit “ * by defeating Herbie Flam, erly Hit)*, Calif., e m l f last year, ROCHESTER, N. Britlsh Walker Cup James Brusn, “ " ousted as national amateur golf champ­ ionships got under way dasplt* rain interruption. RACING NEW YORK—A crowd of 10,211 saw Alfrtd Vanderbilt’s LuAr Little Men Of The L i n k s Asserting Selves At Onk Hill Moylan May Make Things Tough For Best Tennis Stars At A New Low Price DOZIKIt and OAY PAINTS p M I champion Richard (PanP ) Dpnsal** of Loa Angelas, ir d id n ’t play. Hia match with B8lTDa)l«r, former Yale star, was *ft off until today after a 80Mjtfa rain cut Into the program. Wwiblmion ehampi on Tad MpMar. making his first a»Miranb# In the nations since h# 4 8 tM title In 1242, bresssd into reund with n 6-8, 0-4, *\fMtory over Lieut. Chari.* ■ t o *1 Berth Tufnrsa gets on* of the flral day giant killers hi his first t**t «v*r tha par 36-38-71 layou, Ho toad off with Harold Foreman, a trucking executive of GisMbo, 111, at Di4B A. M. It was Forsman who put grsfsy skins under ono of th* visiting Englishmen, shoving Ernest Mill* NSW 1 Amboy, N. J„ Jackie Rol “Best for the South" DAG Paints havo lucn rec­ ognised as Tup (Juslily-tlmatested and proved. Improved In quality as each cooler i Today D A G stands out with no paint Its suptrlor, Kxpsrisnced Painter* and Hoar# Owners know: "Than 1 |M- { bv auittni Detiwni T-9, •■Hp MldUy, tewrih- I I S Q ® U * * e * K H < h e n e whh electrk r a n g e * o r e c o o l e r b y a c t u a l f e if t . T oo, d w t«matte control* k «g p you ou t o f Nte klMwn, In season want by. 14 ha batter Paint," f o r a compute 11m of Dollar * d ty Paints, Varnish** aid 9 CITY HKHUILT • NIW MOTOR • n iw tiw k in • N I W C R iR V lM O C A i i CITY SEWING I I would Uk« a ft** home i Y .pla �O gBBB , ‘ *k ’ >.‘7 : w r T U E S D A Y A U G U S T ’ .1 0 , 1949 *" • A day tablet uncrthed in ruin* 1 S00 mil** north of tht- fit* of Pablymi amt now preserved at H ar­ vard University, is bullowd to Ilf th« oldest map in the world. -------------- By BENNETT CIRf ■ s n T t t n t o A rps:«H rQ i M a m l* 1.11II mn Ilr y u iu . whoa* llila c e o f rs s ld s n c s end a d d r,,* l unkno w n T o ll ar* heratiy n o tlfl* U i l i i t .. ault hae heen t n s t lt iile d In tin- r i r - I m il C ourt o f H i* M r it li J u iU i i. il f| t , n it of F lo rid a , H * m ln ril* . m i I i . . I l l Chencary. m uter the tin - --r ] C T. llr y a t it Va. Maude l. t lll. m ! b iya u t. atot tha t the re lie f »<>,iiclit , I , Mn alJBidulo ,l* c r* * of d lv -> iie , I You are tl.e re fo ie re o iiln --l i ■■ . e ,-l> ,* r In » « h l iiiu a e In i> rr»,u i o r |,y a tto rne y, ui the - .f it ..I nie | I C ourt lloite* at Hanford. .*»miIii,,I<. | day of A u k iis i. A, ; l> I BEWIIDIRID Hobby Miller, 9 , leaves O. I*. miltNDON CLKHK, CtllClriT CnriiT,' llrooltlyn, N. Y., Felony Court with 1 H K M IN 'o t.F . COUNTY, tils mother, Mrs. (irure Miller, and F I. O IIID A mini, Mis. Ilerulru Moore (buckin F F I C I A t . H IIA M HiM'HHOI.NKII A H g tK 'IA T K H ground). The buy's fulher, Army A T T O II N B T H F o i l I ’L A I N T I K F I.l. Sninuel Miller, 32, was arH A N F O llD . F L O R ID A '• rulgned for allegedly kidnaping the boy. I'ullce sold the officer and his wife weru divorced nnd tliat Mrs. Miller hud been gruhtt’d custody of thu yoni)ijstcr, (fntcrnulluiuil) The United Hint.-*' stnin Innl 111i|i< ill i.iii in U.lMO.'JJ feel, while liiitiid l, i ll'll, li hlhi (ie ililn ii ver1 . h , , mure -■ nil.. fmn,ni two 1lie lie* to il It*’. ? , l o L|Cgral — t*‘' i vS u L f,,,'k *hatu‘i TOO LATH ............... .....TO CLASSIFY Kttlt S A L E : lu ll Ford UimveitlM»* flUin.iii), It.’I KlltuU A viiiup n il.110 iiit« 1 7i!tl) I 1. M. YOU'RE •TELLING ME! —-------------------------------- ly WIUIAM 8ITT---------------------------------- Cantral Press Writer rylng a concealed weapon. Ha THE J’ ETHOLKUM Industry la 00 yearn old tide year. Tti •r was. However, It turned out to be a bean shooter and a beg o f : man at the neat desk say* tbit dried peas. alnce then tt‘e done oil rigid. I f f t I t Zadok Dumkopf wondtlt II Suita 2S Per Cent Pitman Maigaiat waa callad Off", rtada an ad. The French on the carpet for cuffing a rug. I fype, we’d tay. seems c/oier to t f t f S Pat Cant. Ihe New York Yanks have hem t * f in Ihe flnl division since 1911.] A divorce paper mlnup gave Sounds like Ihsy ewn the |elnf, ■ seulhern woman custody of her I I I ei-hutkond. Justice is net only Tha way things are going lai blind but It mud havo itc occas­ China, one of these day* Chlang, ioned |oko. Kiu-sb' k will make one of those t I t nips and won’t be akle to get' , Canadian coppers stopped a back. driver on auspkluu he waa on- Notice IV CtlUIlT OF T i m JUI'IIF HKMINOI.F St a t e of I I I * nnnft.tA I'ha n** i ilia - w I'.niUcri ami 1‘ iitirthmiKefs m t . 'm I-OI’ NTI, Fl o r id a A **. in M - H pro- i in HATE tlh o ita It F.wms. TO* ALL WHOM IT MAY i'ON CEIIN, . , Nndre 1» hereoy i k i -ii Him I r Rowtanit. Jr., ii»* fu*>t Hi- fn>*> report "• esecitot of n,r r.i.nof Ith.Hta i). Kwln* ■•*, . ••*'< »»*■• h» ha* filed hi* peitU.m f,;i In, dtacliaree- nnd ' h*' ll* «U 1 i to the Itnnnratil* Mouala. rite, ■from, County Judn* *'f Hnulii-.l* County. Florida .-i. Hi* hmI, -i , af H*p|.inber. l#.i* f>>r apprnim >■f •am* and for llnal ,1l.,l,,.r«* ICaerutor of.th* **i,n of ltti..,la o. Ewing, ........... dn-*rt-»d.■ » H u - M l, In r * th * K e ta le of I1 J day o f A u a t»< 1' 1* J H . It O W t .A N li., I l l R m eculor , f ih * * * i n * " t H itoi'i ii n v i . v i i deceased Or. Henry MeLaulliO STRICKLAND MORRISON, INC. Optunirlrlnt I Presa agents for road shows mid carnivals wit) atop at nothing te ' grab a little free publicity and provide grist for their qullle. One even staged a mock marring* h*tw**n two elephants, with a third pachy­ derm acting an minister. A Los Angeles paper ubllgtngly printed a photograph of the weird elrphmdaiy on ihe front page. Dorothy Parker's comment was, "I give it ala monthet" I C ru n ty , F lo rid a , on the S i i l t -l,.y Lo f Haplem her. 191#, and ( tm t in - I- . 2 » ih —imiVKIN— ROOKIE was on the inumut fur the Dodders one day when Rogers Hornsby, a murderous hitter, came to but for thej la Cardinals. The rookie asked Jack Fournier, Dodger first base­ man, ' ‘How should I pilch to H a# D o I P itch )■this guy?" “ Inside pitches ■*> r only," a d v i s e d Fournier. > < su y ? Hornsby promptly drilled' one duwn the left field line, , that almost tore off the third baseman's glove. “1 thought you said inside i pilches wsre Hornsby's wsak*| ness," coinplslned Uis rookie In the dugoul later. “ I didn’t tay that at all,1' corrected Founder. "I’ve got a wife and family to support, i didn't want you pitching on the outside so he'd l>e lining thoee drives at ma." , .. . Another player added, "There's only one way to pilch to Hornsby: low—and behind him." Legal Notice IMS TALBOTT’S A The oldest known mu|i in the 1 world was produced uhout -1,5110 ] years ago. U ihe ^ Two hundred Ihuusund farms I ;iu Ohio haVet electricity*—th* lui- i‘ WALL, I'A FR It • P A IN T S K«et amount uf rural elect) Him tiob In the nation. Try and Stop Me Til* face* of tllf four plcsi- I <l*nt> eculptuied Into thu luck of Mount Hilshtnulu, in South l)nJio ta’a Black H ills cun bo i.en T io in tha a ir at a distance of un miles| ef-.jit there.if, a he.-ree oru i fveao w ill tie entered atol Hie *.io i cause proceed uapam-. W 1 T N E H B m y li i i i n l and - .rf i i . l •eat at Hanford, F lo rid a on in, PAUE. FIVE THE SANFORD RIBALD. SANFORD FLORIDA 119 Magnolia Are. I ' Phuur 512 , -to* »■:. H llrif I'llONK 204 A N X IO U I TO DO th e ir b it In tlie fig h t s g u tm t In h n itlte p a r o ly tlr . these c liiU b m set u p itio p on a U iu o k ly n , N. 5 . .u ti-n ,.Ik . I t i* proceed* fr o m snle u f ttie lr to d s , le m o n u iie und com ic Im .ik* m e *• me to tlie p o lio llg h lin g d u iid . T lie lr f l n t c u slo m e r Is A be A t|u «, .i ,, a,U,,.m. tln te fiiU tto m ll) Make Every Inch Of Your Home Livable With In.siilaiioii In tin aimtuira ol yotii Imiim* mdieniidily h o t ’.’ l'u t .1tiliim .Minivillc l-otllfoi hllil) Inmilntion m ol I'm III:, in tin1 attic and dtll'itl): ImtlPut the e n joy itliyM. Next wmlt'i' your I'litiii1 limme will la* cu/> and wurttl. T h e Hill Lnintiei At .‘"iiipid) Ytil'd will gladly lecoinnietnl Un* lin t Ispc ol luMilntmg niuleiinh fo r you r Itoim*. -Inal link. I— lU‘tll i.s im e Use HEKALD VYint Ads » H U illt t H lM •’•leu *7.000. lam ia, Unml Valuer lim e s lo a ear Hue lo a e rlle o n o . , m e a r Una |o a a ril« a Iliu ra ! m see llo a la s e e tla n t it s treed* la l l s d l s a ■ ■ sable lalu far black foe# sofa. PHONE 148 seam ami will a* a ris s iM •*er tha leleebeao an saeM-raanmn If sau* s s n i .a llaled to .be l*l*eh*a* baub. •a rotora H i cue ssw siw iC aHas CbO aOearliaei if baooelad •a par oraaspHr. la ardor tar aa le n * C .r it# beat passible see ties, a ll Waal Ada nuuc In la aue afftea oa Ibe Oar bolaee •abllealtok. P lsaaa n o tify as la s m a d la lo lr I I o a arena aeeara la r a a r ad. Wo assoad Oa ro aoaaalblo fas e r r s I M S asso loeaesoal laaee- THE HANFORD HERALD i— FOR KENT —I ONE A two room modern effi­ ciency aptirtmonts, btrally suited for Individual or boiluoan couple, location acron* from tho Post Office, Phone B60, Modern furnlsboj' apartments. Also efficiency apartment. Downtown office store. Takach Apartments, 20H N. Park, Phono 1 8 7 f t - J . ____________________ iT ’8 A hotter apartment your are looking for. 4 rooms A bath. 608 B. park Ave, — ------ ---------^ F u r n is h e d Apartments from 180 .to to WO. dll d ll Park Ave. >80 WANTED: Lady ad couple to oharo apartment. Apply 2444 Psrk Avenue, ........... fAmerican Floor BanmW Machln* with rdger. H. l»t,<3lea«on, Lake A ilic lv s F or Suit1 — ft :l - W tjR lt- W A N T E D Tit \t T O R Itc d It iim- gum an-1 I .......... . Im iiitn , c n m iilt't* e li-r* I K f t f iK l. M A N 'H te e d fe e d * fo r in u re eggs a n d , 1Ii.it, la w n m ill n h ru b b « ry . F u * y b e tte r c h ic k s . w a lk in g .I I * 'lin e - fim n liu s in n s a TOUCIITUN A WATSON j d is tr ic t. I i iu iii’.liiitt- iiu n s im s liin , I'hune I Iliit 1201 Celer» Aie. ti ll- k ill ill'll. rb'NII. I ill,,,I Im'H- Fas RssmAi / roe Csitewtea rate# « » n r '» . W il l a (a uaOllaked la The •slurs Heretoi i IIere cue o«r .lUO loserllao I « U Fur Half— II ,'i— . WORK mi — I) pbiwltig and dircing fui m ur garden pints. Aim cleoiliiir and grading build­ ing lusts. I'hune U17-J. Jack llu»*i.|| Pulnft for every LOWER PRICES, Expert watch b i n three und four lu-drimlu purlins*. IsigulnwM, iu-w Hint nioilurn In S liN K A R I K O la * * A I 'a in l Co. I'h u n e 320. l,,->i i>- i.l.-1,11,iI siu'liuii* ut Hun- 112 I I I W . 2nd. foul, if till.-la-eti-.J in n homo, K N J O Y H n iu ia y d in n e r at l.a n e y '# ....... in- lu-fi-ro buying. 7(.c n lr u w eek d a y s . L u n c h e s A - In n l orders. 1! H K IM 1H O M hnuse, fu r n is liP i v .-rv ilt-u n >vflh in * ,d * in c iin v t-n - S i >.i It--.I t'lnlb • Rest ill! inch 5 1>si.II. SinnII Alliminl Left. J. I i’ ll,'* * . I lo i* , I • n it Ire n a and M. lla iic t t I'lion* 11 22 , • I u<|t>, 15 iin illlt.'S fin lu S u n lc ,i,I. I'i l . , i ui ftiiiui, iitbio. down I'A ltS, <'leaned, unslird A po1lsli*il. tm lin ic * o n i-m Y te i ms. ■ in- 27 Wr A "' . ■ tial, lleui,.-it .Standard Hlalim i, Hanford 1 . ,\. W lllllim N , Sit. A <'eh'i y Avenues, 1 til S. Park I'luuio 1281 T U X E IIll F E E DM: Complete line. IIiiiiI'* Tuvedo Feed Hture. KOU FARMS, homes, business property und aerrag*, ae« your HOOD A N D HAD K, A. Htrniil K.-uLty Agency I iihc l 5 pc diliettu flU.ttB Orlir It. Miitlilfiix, Hitlcnnian I used M>fn bed $21).U8 1307 K. Second H*r*«t or I used die,scr I 2U.V8 tmm-j I used -'I pc tu-droom suite I6P.UB I.AKK FRONT Huiiik mi 2 acron I *llglitly mrd 8 pc l.*droom suite $8U.«B Just off .Mniii lllgliivuy—Well Reg. pi Ice $2(111.115 CuiintriK'li-d, oils*-fIsiiir> 2 licit - I niiL'Iilly UKcd 4 pc Iwdrnmn suite $109.98 rooms; t.uigu Closets—liener- It*g. |nIce I32U.U6 MATHER OF HANFORD uilnlv .ill.l llc-Miitlfillly FurnishPhone 127 ml. inrludiiiK All KlcctiIc Kit­ goa-Ofl K. 1st St. chens—tiooil Fisiiing nml .Swim­ ming; Cluidnti Spot; Hearing UUOTHKRM SPACE HEATERS mm A Mi Model*, oil ur gas Citrus Tri’iia—limit umi All fm VICE HHOTIIEHH IM.HIMI. Oh. nnd Elm See John W. I). Moure UNUSUALLY Alt Iiii'live 5 Room MORTliAliK fur sole, tVn (10) mie fuim mi Cnnieron Avenue, Ilomu; fbmiilii tiarngo; l.nigc, $2750-1111 net In rush, (ilcnn HalHlmdcd Lot; Very (iinul Locnmill be, 778 Columbus Dr. Dotnm. 1 7,Mil). FiiiHiiccd. raltir, Oa. Phone Deabourn 8428. JOHN IV. I). MOORE, Itralliir Rea trice lluffinnn, 1k*nclate W AN T to atop smokingT Try 221 E. First Phone 1-113, Niro-Slop, (luaranteed. Houmll2 HKDKOOM und luilli home, ni'iirl Ini A Anderson, Touchton ahopplng cantor. Direrl ftuni I Drugs. owner. Tidi'plimio 11 ,'iH-lt, - ahtiklkh w a n t k u —• 20 ACRES u l Land mi n lake— Phone 13CH-M4. Highest cash price paid for used Heal Katutv W ill)led — I fm nIture Ted Davis Furniture Co. .111 E. 1st. Fh 988. — ..._________ ____ ____ HOME nnd acreage at once. 7_I>etN-Mvwtock-HuHpllM IPrlcejMIghLPhmm . 1— Arttdfcw F or Hal# — 5 15 TURKEYS 8 Moo. Old—$2.80 Ka. Phone I8M-M4. flOAT MILK s— 11KLP WANTKU —* R. D. Priest. Phono 716-WS. TKILUS A lllt A N l.F I) icpniilug, 0. C. Fellows, Home] -Simp. IVili) Sunford Ave. I'lioni-I 1148-J. _ K 'X f'K K H iN U K l) Htiukkecpcr, (len ernl Motms System and guin-iaoffice munagsment. P. O. llu, 10— IIiihIiipkn Opptirlllltll lei Y . I l l ’l l . u lw iiy M t O .M I’A N Y . l l i n k i'.* w t 'li'u it it ) W t> I'lt lK N H H . jf iv p T ry nt t in * llt o k lm l our H U N T of w iir K , m tto M KKC U H Y a e r v ic t i ( t in t Hill Lumber & Supply Yard Phong B3 21.1 Went Third HU eel to d a y . IIV OZAltK IKK FKAN I HTKIKKV q] SO HOW W I LL WORK IMG OUTS llil: COMNUR TnG 0 7 A K K AND,,, r lt> WUHbCnCD TMAT CAST u S M A L L H U H IN K fiii good l«» < I lion, low rrnt priced lo - *-U j iinicklv. Hox T Care uf II* im I-i | \Z— Special SorvIrFH — 12 NEW FI.CDRE surfaced to peifec lion. Old floors mail* like new Vinlshing, cleaning A wrong Portable power plant, 22 yi-m.experience In Seminole County, it. M. (Reason, Lake Mnry. ALTERATIONS and Dress Msk ing. 1184 W. 1st. Hlr*et. I'lmi.* 1168-J, VENETIAN BLINDS made to nrdar. Seminole Venetian Hlum Co, 820 W. Ird. St. Phone 1182-W. ORLANDO Morning Seutlnvl. Or landu Evening Star. Cal) Ualpii RaV, I 188 J, ^ IiV.iANI T i ,1, : i . i m t : i t ! ijra I WANT£Di'l |T' F^ I7IV£s f t o . ••’ P«I60N?;M _ LAWNMOWHRJt sharpened, hi i ll Beso glad to ttwfc vat pctuhe THSYll 66 OUTlO GETUS, 68VER. 1U Of YOUINVWStffV OOtt^ It«. OURFRIENDS IN THE EAST HA VB P VWPNTORE) AVBT ' ' WHtk HE RETUW6 FROW TDVJNL Al BME5,8HfD K*iw W. Fln-t eyelet r»pA|r»df loch ami k*y work. N* waiting-work guaranteesl. H, W. Shuman, :tiu Bait 4th. Bt., Hanford, Kin. (Formerly with Williams Fisit Ihop). IVOSi APE TUB CROONS WE CAFtuWO Jaw atA9os(«i«t CAl.l. 817 for Battery, 4j«*ii*-i and Htar.er service, Hwnin> Battery Morvko, 801 HI. » SENTENCfOWltft 'i If f C R M I lL W * ® ! IT A \A V B E A GHO ST 'T OWN, Bu t l p o n t » B 8 a n y IJ & E LDlNO P n o P E ... 1 P O IN T S E E A N V f c iT M B R | ■ " T'fv Haafard Motor A R o t U | . ________«M W. lot Rtroot ^JJjj Ljott|. In,j Drag-Line Work; Wo apoclatlu In pasture work and grata plantlag—Ed DavU, 1> 1W F ”Plpo, pipe-fittings ot Mill's Swap Shop—Wo buy, sell or EXPERIENCED brake and froat valVM you noed, tee A. D. Ros­ iTAERW 'tlTm l land. T. J. M* trado most anything. 408 Han­ «nd man. Apply Flroatoao ier. French and Commercial. ford Ave, Phone JDB-J. Olope, Phone 7IO-M8. S t o r e s . _____ l m -, I | ONE 8“ ROOM h»Hfig .yijlh ‘ Lath, W ii K ith " ' les-. irh in ymt don't WAITRESS wanteii, night ahlft ,y i : 13— N t)iic 8 m~-Fanx)iT«lM^-1 i furqUbcd. Mary near bring your prexcrlptlons to only. Apply Tormina! Grill Idike, Eleo' Wtgl end 16. Phono 108.__ Manager.___ _________'____ l RWMwToi1Morgan for hospitullA refrigerator, eity trie) atov# st EH Magic Chef Range. (URL wanted for wda foup$al The White Qeonta R / Patterson, P. Broiler tlmor, Clock ng polio. Hux i 78, Cakr Lak i9Hry. ' “Fla, llghta. Used only few 1879-M for apUED Apartment .In nice months. Now Uiing vapor gas. WORK WA rhood. 1209 Can bo converted tot city gas, A bargain. Ph •’o 1 B86-M2. _ FURNITURE Re-upi tolatorlng. All work guaranteed, Amgslag Johns tabs "NtVROACH” very. Phone 918-W saaitary coatlng kills Roaches, W. let. St Ante, Water Buga far months, I T COUPLE—Two bedroom un- Pint $1.8*. Half pint 89c. Roumll- A O r m iC g at MMaaw parik i%r ^ 3T5, A1117 Rtm iN KO R PVffifjSir tits? MmsS. “ know wave (Tor . ABTcmatway. J"jg$sj‘Sy«»l'5£ lA ttS S t. fW.'r ...... ' • -4 ■ ,1-'J-A , - H • wX. ' t •»aet.A m V.. M )e 3 l �T U E S D A Y A U G U S T SO,. IM S ta Minimum W afa "■ ~ THE OLD HOME TO W N law to: P w # « t the of mltdran under 18 in feaaardoui nininc or manufacturing occupa­ tion). _ u 8. Aulhorln tha W age»four Administrator to le t In bahalf of ^raget due for ovaf-tlm* or'under(payment, 8. Exempt small cnntraet-offl-; ec* of ‘ the Western Union Tele­ graph Company from wage-hour | 'provlilohs. L , ^ P ^ r .a a |d Senator Taft (RTfhlo) hod Labor Commltta* back­ in g for an amendment to exempt i .•pacifically from th* taw news-. boys malting home dollvorlos. , Ha said the committee alio .favored another plan, by Senator* , Edwin C. Johnson (D-Colo) and tMllllkln (R-Colo), to exempt .worker* on non-profit Irrigation ayatem* by classing them as agri­ cultural workers, i Meanwhile Senator Connelly i(D-Texaa) proposed » compromls# In « Md f"r "'"!,*rvb"1m!r.g .ipprr ivaJ” of President Truman’s |1,480.noo.800 arms aid program. ( The Admlnlitratlon’a foreign Ipollcv leader In tha Sanata offered Mtia plan to tha combined Foreign Relations and Armed Services •Committee* which are considering .‘the arms bill. 1 He withheld details of the pro‘ poial. however, until a group of Republican and Democratic sena­ tors from both commlttcaa have. {had chance to study It , lie told reporters that one of ‘ the things tha compromise deals with It'tha amount to ba provided for military aid to European na­ tion* In the Atlantia Pact. President Truman aakad 81, 180,800,000 for that purpose. Senator ’ ‘Vanderiborg of Mlchlfsn, top.ranking Republican on in# Foreign Relations Committee, want* to hold It to an avan 8l.A0O,non,t)nn. . Connelly named hlmaelf and thraa oilier members,of, the com­ bined nommlt see to study the plan and raport to tha 1 group. Tim Other ( three at . Vandenlterg, Chairman Tydlnga (D-Md) of thn Armed tteivlces Committee: and Senator Gurney (R-8D). The bouse proved In a 10-mlmite aeislon today that It. ran lake a vacation any time It wants to, ob­ jection* of the Senate notwithMending. The. Senate last week rejected a resolution that would have let the Houe* rqceie formally while th' Senate caught up with Its logjam of legislation. So the llouae voted to hold only token icaalona until Bept. 21. It (atl't id lout n without Sonata per mission, but It can hold two-ilav8-week sessions, w|th an agraqa ■nt tt that no hlislneaa will be punt Bv STANLEY TU W W HEN MACK M T S I N S S P O S T S THSffe. S U fi*. MVFLMM1P IS N U T S A S O l F L O W IW T O O ‘ "-v II L RASE A N D T H * H O S t - H e * t h s t t s T o p -m e 4 v W O R LD F O » HOURS A T 1 v A T IM * / y m b u n d i d Thirty Of the 4HB members ware Speaker Cox (p-Ga) called tha House to order, .The opening prayer *»< •aid, |h« Journal of la aaialop waa read, a message from tha Hfnatc waa received, the dark raad a presidential veto of ■ mlpor bill, and the llouae ad­ journed until Friday. The rrnadu the llouae rleanml UP Ita, work ao faat waa that under tht vacation agreement nobody oan make a apeech. ! on hand whan acting /l r / -A M P M A C K P IC K S A S O O P T /M B P O P . I T — i __________ ______ ______ roe* is,*, emo ra * m m evwpscsre >» wosild mown pvarnment'a amount, pro­ per a police Investigation gacrat trial, oUlmad thn Associated Pres* Feed Editor COOKING’S FUN1 By CECILY BROWN BTONB FRIDAY SUPPER Tuna Fish Fondue*, Tomato Aspic on Watercress, Blutberry Pic, Chilled Clam Juice, Crisp Potato Chips, Bread and Butter, Beverage (Recipe for Stared Dish Follow*) TUNA FISH FONDUE Ingredient*: 8 slice* bread, 1 se­ ven-ounce can tuna fish, *4 cup grated American ehem\ 8 eggs, f cup* milk, H teaspoon grated onion. H teaspoon salt, daeh of paprika. Method: Cut bread In tk inch cube*. Flake tuna flah reserving oil. Arrange half th* bread cubes In a layer on the bottom of a greased 1 4 quart caaicrole. Co­ ver with tuna fish and oil, Sprin­ kle with cheese. Top with remain­ ing bread cubes. Beat eggs: add milk, onion, salt and paprika and beat again to mix. Pour over hr*ad_cubei. Bek* In a moderate (350 F.) oven for on* hour, oiaiu* A serving*. more pra“ f 3 ^ 1 ^ , " , , 7 * 1 5 J 2 rent appropriatloiu, tha Govern nor could— it he desired—then ask H to consider additional spending me* aurea. However, ho said tha tax pro­ gram Is "such a big job" ha has not had tlma to consider any such possibilities. Governor Warran Joined othar members c f tha Cabinet last C< weak In outllqjng n 14 .280.400 TCeatlasaa Tram Pa«* naei necessary” building com* at B A. M. for an hour’* "absolutely foT custodial Instituwork or at thalr noon hour. Commercial English « f f » n in addition, th* collages and good course In business latter writing and atendl work, In con­ universities ara asking for many nection with typing, aha aUtod. millions more for construction .« SATURDAY NIGHT SUPPER Meanwhile a recapitulation oi Office practice la a good all j (CHINESE) round study of bualnssi and of­ preliminary tax roll* eubmlllei Summer Fruit Cup with Pre­ by tha counties to Comptroller fice procedure. served Ginger, Meaty Chicken Veterans may enroll for com C. M, Gay today showed a total Chow Mein*, Been Sprout Salad, assessed valuation or |2,688,798,merclal or for high school work. about 8.8 percent from Crisp Cracker*, Pineapple Sherhert Children may ba admitted by 128—up tha 82,848,900,146 of a year ago. with Fresh Mint. special permission. The report Includes all tne (Recipe for Starred Dish Follow#) Mrs. ftladye Hall la teacher of MEATY CHICKEN CIIOW MEIN Cngliah, Typing, Shorthand, and counties but Hardee, which may Ingredients: .1 tablespoons salad add another 88,800,000 to the Mimeographing. when It sends In Its roll nil, 1 cup onion strips, 2 cups Beginning Tuesday, Sept 8. total but hardly could mak* much celery creacent*, 1 tablespoon students will ba enrolled * change In the overall. percentage cornstarch, 4 cup cold water, 8-4. All who expect to ti bouillon cube, % cup bolting of Increase. Shorthand or English are asked were not completo water, 1/8 cup green pepper to enroll during th* flret week onTabulation* the amount of tax-axampt atrip*, 1 4 cup* cubed cooked il poailble, as thee* class** are property carried on the county chicken (lightly packed), 4 tea­ hard to make up If atartad lata. tolls. Last year, more than a spoon sugar, I tablespoon toy Student# of other subjects ara billion dollars worth of property sauce, 4 canned broiled whole admitted any tlma. was tax-free—mostly under the mushrooms (sliced), hot cooked Homestead exemption law. rlee, 1 four-ounce can crisp The comptroller'* rerapltula Chinese noodle*. Hon *howed the assessed value Method: Put the salad oil In a of non-exempt real property 10-Inch skillet' and allnw tn get rr*sii*sM n « n m«* o**) itratlon by tha veteran* associa­ Jumped 9.14 percent from 11.719,- hot hut not brown. Add th* onion tion* waa peacaful ami orderly, 048,778 on tne 1948 tax roll to strips and rrlery and conk over and that after they dl*band*d the 81.878,440,828 In 1049. low heat, stirring frequently, for Tangible personal property val 8 minutes. Cover *kllt»t and cook pio-Robasonlte* provoked the vio­ percent for minutes, but wntrh so as not lence when (William) Racor was nations Increased‘ 11.01 psi •■tabbed by one of tbetr number." from JtAia.'tr. W!f. last yeat tn to burn. Mix the cornstarph with The Hot took plare when a par­ 8888,848,034 this year. tiie cold water tint il smnnth, Add Railroad and telegraph proper- the holing water to the bouillon ade of veteran* group*, protest­ ing the Rohemn concert, clashed tv was up nnly l percent from ruhe end »tlr to dissolve. Add the head on with groups of pro-Roba- 7114,878,444 tn 8118,790,880. It la green pepper, mushrooms, chicken, anseaaad by the comptroller and dissolved cornstarch, bouillon, au*on concert goers. William Secor. 28, of flhrub prorated among th* counties for car, and soy sauce to th* skillet: Oak, N. Y., a Navy veteran, la collection. The State Itself re­ rtlr well over low heat until the . «tlll hospitalised from a stab ceive* no money from any taxaa on real estate and tangible per­ sauce thickens and bubbles. Allow : wound received In the riot, to bllhhle for a few nilmit**, still j Rusroe declined to comment on sonal property, Dade county, as usual, lad state stirring. Cover skillet and keep hot Hie riot pending Id* report to Deway. In total assessed valuation— ever very low heat—Imt not more , Meanwhile the Civil Rights 1887.277.900 compared with |B70r than five to ten minute*, nr vegrtables will get overdone. Rcrv* l Congress, sponsors of the con- 183.040 last year Othar* with roll* of more than ever hot cooked rice end tou wljb I cert, planned to hold a m in 'meeting tonight and tend out a hundred millions were Duval, crisp Chinese noodles. Makes further protaste about tha in­ with 8160.814,880 compared with small portions for four, or hearty cident. 8168,897,420 a year ago; Hills­ portion* for two nr three. The Congress la listed as sub­ borough with 8148,841,180, com­ BUMMER DINNER versive by tha Justice Depart­ pared with 880,487,840) Pluetlaa Broiled Fish Bleak* ment with 8127.021,828 8127,021,826 cornparad compared with Broiled Tomatoes II I 8,880.0001 palm Beach with Mashed Potato** aim nvn.Bnn -mnnared with ton,. RITG Alt NAY’R I'M NR Green Bal*d DETROIT, Aug. 30-(/P|~Bugar 842,790) and Broward, with 8110.pp**d end Butter Ray Rnhlnson plan* In wind up 182,170 compared with 8148,287,Fluffv Lemon Pie £>!■ f jghllng rnreer In 1980, hut 220. B*vernge Broward county’s 828,188,080 he d like a crack nt thn middle­ weight title before he how* nut teduction waa the greatest de­ FLUFFV LEMON I'VE Ingredients: 4 eggs, (separated), In the stale. state. Its valuation* nf ihe ring picture. j crease in The flashy welterweight champ-l had been Jacked up millions the 1 cup sugar, 1/2 cup lemon lulcr Inn figures 10 years of profession- Iwfore by a aerlea nf suits at- I teaspoon prated Ipmou rind, 1/2 al fighting "I* n long stretch and: tempting tn require assessment teaspoon salt, I envelop* uodav tha ring I* rough on you.” of property at It* full market ored gelatine, 1/4 cup cold water Visiting ng here tn to consider pos- value. Advocates of such a yard­ I nine-inch graham cracker cruml s'bllltles fm n Detroit Imut In stick later lost In the 8upreme rr»*l. Method: Mix together egg October, Robinson told reporter* Court. yesterday h* expects to “ fight Resides Broward, alx counties yolks, 1/2 cup nf the sugar, lemon through I960 end then quit." .sported decreased valuations. juice, rind and salt. Cook over "Pll be almost 30 year* old then, They war* Brevard, Hendry. not water until thickened, stirring and It’a time for me ta get out.” Jackeon, Lafayette, Madison and constantly. Boften gelatin .In cnb But flrxt, he'* hoping hard that biiwannas. They cited various water, dissolve in hot egg mix­ he II get the opportunity to re­ reason* for tha decline—closing ture. Beat egg whit** until frothy; linquish his welterweight crown .m*Jor Industrial plants, itorm gradually bast In remaining sugar and go after the championship and flood damage, and general continuing tn beat until whites stand In peaks that bend over currently held by middleweight drop* In property value*. •lightly whan heater I* slowly Jake La Motta. <(28,000,000 which ha needs to buy withdrawn. Fold yolk mlxtura American machlnary for Yngoela- Into egg white* Pour into unhak v|a*a copper, lead and alno mine*. ed graham cracker crumb crust Officials In Washington consider Chill until firm. (OaioaM* Sw m rasa Oa*» him a virtual qlnch to get tha loan, Yugoslavia's border*. piovldad he etaya alls* and indaThe flret U. fl. lea maklm Tito waa diacloaad last night to pendant from Moscow. Tito also ehlnas war* Invantad In 188 have applied to the axport-lmport hae received permission to buy a bank, an Amtrlcan government 13,000,000 steel mill from an Thera are nearly 7,000 lea mak agency, for a credit of around American concern. ing plants In the United States. i r Peckflkill Riot JUST IIPOII ITARf INO on a dramatic raca to brim hatp to a young man itrlckan with polio aboard tha Unary portMa In Iho Norlh Allantic, Conit Ouardimcn (led) load a (pedal power convertar aboard a plana tn N*Wf( York. Carrying Dr. Nathaniel Greenfield (right) and a portable ‘'Iron lung’* tha plana haadtd for Hallfrw.b wliara a Coaat Guard culter will tranafar Iha mercy minion to the ililp. Tha converter, bnrrowad from tha; liner Queen Mary, can operate on llio current available aboard the /‘urthln. The atrlcken youth ll Btdneyi* Moody, Jr, at, Plainfield, N. J. The vessel wni two dnya out ot Liverpool at tha tlma. (International)^; ported t« have lasted several h weak* iln th# Piagua atate court. . Th# govarnmant aald many of th* ’ M plaadad guilty. ■A "large group of romplratora V had baan aaalgned daflnlto task a. (ad armed thanualm sad war* .goody to act, 1 ;• Tn»y, ware then to begin a : iAarlaa of attack# against key ' <point! J n th# city. *a|i# public R ; elite** and "wipe out certain par^Ipna," tna account aald. ; ; "Than,tha attack* war# to b# ; deployed. Into tha country. There the population waa to b* confused with raked proclamations which Sr ! would attempt to give the lm’ j praaalon of legality to thla revolt I ftf-g g i Intimidate tha people with - Wood abed or threats of blood- AfTN HUM KMUUtlY rwom Into thalr new posts, Tracy a. Voorhcaa (Mtead from right) and Archibald Alexander (right) are congratulated Iftotal announcement nsm- la Washington by Secretary of th* Army Gordon Oray (lift) and Sec­ M political lewder of the retary of Defense Lout* Johnson, Voorhrn, former Assistant Secretary putsch Dr. Jaroilav BorBantlflad only aa a "form- M tha Army, la now Undersecretary and Alexander has become the new (International ffoundphoto) [tallat lawyer," It waa Assistant Bacrotary of the A m y . ■evarnment claimed that far* Included aonw woman pro seducing .young m*m nth# boy acptda ta order ilw in Inter In th* gang'u |etlon." Many member* o f the eo-catb ad houe* “ economy bloc" have bean clamoring for reconsidera­ tion of tha appropriations law. Unlasa thla le recommended by tha Governor, a difficult twothirds vote of both Houses would be required to bring It up. Vocational School Czech Revolt "that h* planned to "make •ddraaa to thanatlon and aroma an Impavtsat atate u t s s s n s r j s s between th* record $243,000,000 money-ape.'iding act and anticipated revenue for the biennium. Hnd nd H . ],ft « r R ., 1„ , h. tenement building at 120 Second Avenue said they heard no shot. Police said ha may have been killed alaswhara and the body carried Into tha building. It wee discovered by a tenant. A ' NEW YORK, Aug. 8 0 - (M — A man Identlflad from hla fingerprtnts aa a New York bookmaker was found shot to death today In ■ lower East Side tene­ ment. 1 Police said h* waa Salvators Villa, 28, who had recently bean living at 1811 Alton Road, Miami Bcacn. Fla. Thla waa apparently a temporary address, and hla home was In New York, police Percenters Spedft] Session vlctlone Th* Lean be don# by juet what-1 aver membare happen to b# In a' ik«r Found Killed In New York w Y d llouHinff Project, m: (I'nnllmi** Praia N|< ON)* lii the capacity of acting a*cictarv, mill a meeting of tha board Ih acheduled to take place at 3t00 I'. M. Krlilny nt the Tourlat Can­ ter. Thn new director* will be sworn In ami will approve tha gppllrntlmi nrepaied by Mr. Willlami which Iml ode) the application for preliminary funde. A pormanant chnlrmati of tha board will ba ap­ pointed. Tcrtna of dlraotora ara two for four veara; one for three, ona for two and on* for ona year, The dlvlalon of tha units to da* termlne the number for whit* and colored residents will b* up to th* local hoard to determine, said Mr. Hlgglna. Tha biggest demand on aiib-itandard homing ahould be among colored reeldenta, h* de­ clared. The Commission In Ha raaoluHon pointed out the need for |dw rent pnhllc houilng within *th# mean) of low Income famlliga, eapecially famlllea of living or da* ceased veteran* and service min, which need la not balng mat bp private enterprise. ' Such condition*, It waa -stated, conatltuta a menace to the health, anfety, morala and welfare of tM Inhabitants of the City. Russian Note SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK By R. J. SCOTT firm n "eacend thaner* ly | witting It to poet g bend m m n iitn q e s rRvUInn, ■?!<! p«rmU«ion for Maragon to make tn* trip. Rut he said President Trumall "never heard of thla.” He «aiT the President “ waa not Intele»t*,j In any trip that might b* taken by Maragon, or any other detail of Maragon’* life.” And he said tha Ininresslmi that he (Vaughan) told the fitat* Denartment that the President w*s Interested was the result of sec­ ond nr third hand cnnversatlous. Senator O'Cnnor (D-Md) con­ fronted Vaughan with a copy of Ihe Aug. 3, 1948, letter, whl.f bear* the following notation b*. low: "Col. Vaughan Informed Mrv Bhlpley that th# President I* per­ sonally Interested In Maragon'* trip to Italy." The notation waa written by on* of Mri. fiblplcv'a assistants. Asked bv O'Conor whether bis financial records wet* available lo the committee, Vaughan re­ plied: "Certainly." f Spectators jammed the hesrirfi room for th* ennimltt**’* round with Vaughan. For th* most part, Vaughi'i answered question* In a plesssrt voire but be showed Irritation whrn McCarthy swung Into t i '-s* Hon* about 1943 campaign funds end brought In the name of Frsr.k Costello, reputed New York gamb­ ling chieftain. McCarthy wanted to know if Maragon nt any time bad c'stmrA ................... that monev be was giving Vatigh'/ an for 1948 campaign purposes came from Costello. "Am I sunnosed to know Frank Costello?" Vaughan Inquired He puffed slowly at a long cigar. Vaughan asked McCarthy to identify Costello anil to aay what hearing he had on th* cat*. McCarthy said: "Frank Costello la a rather famoua—" Vaughan Interrupted: "Oh' the New York gangster." If* went on to aav then thatf "I'm aure If Maragon had told me he ynt r.mnev from that In­ dividual I would hare remembered IL" The going got a hit rough for Vangliap, too,, over Hie question nf Ills connection with efforts of ♦be Tanforan (Calif i Race Trank (o get scarce building malarial* In lanuarv 1918. Vaughan acknowledged taking 'll* rase up with housing officials —who gave is permit for th# nm] •crisis—hut he denied there was anything Improper. v *ughan explained: "I urged speed end a decision, t was mat-big no request on hn>v they actad.” McCarthy lb»n mentioned th* nsm* of Jamas V, Hunt, Washing­ ton counselor who has hean d*-. scribed a* representing himself *s a close friend of Vaughan. McCarthy asked: "Did you knovv Hunt received a fa* of 118,000? ' "I didn’t know Hunt had any*Mng to do with It." Vaughan re- nllsd Chairman Hoev spoke up to sav he didn't think thera waa any­ thing In the commlttae record to •how that Hunt had received any fe# In the Tanforan matter. McCarthy aald: “ You navtr got anv fa* of enure* In connection with Tanforan. Vaughan aaid that ha did not. McCarthy wanted to knorB whether Vaughan had ever re­ ceived anv monev from Maragon. Vaughan aaid at first that ha never had and then ravarie nt,: 1940 campaign. Vaughan lain he "probably had gotten )8,000 from Maragon and that William Halit, who wasIdentlflad with tha Tanforan tranaactlon, gave him 82,000 or 83,. 000 for campaign purnniaa. > Vaughan told McCarthy the moniv h* had racalvad from Mara*nn and Halla want to althar Rojr Harpar. Mlaaourl damoeratls lead­ er, or th# Mlaaourl democrat!# organisation. Paint Contract . tcaatianod Pawn Wag* ••*» s»T SO years ago during the t ministration of Governor Doyla Carlton. Grey aald th# poller aomatli "worked In reverie’* with a Flot dealer purnoioty submitted a 8 percent higher than an out atnte manufacturer. Comptroller C. M. Gay prop® the board draw up • definite of mica tn govern. all purcni and to define those who will givon the preference If lock policy le continued. 1 . ( (Oeattaae* Prsa rage Ossi ■who stood on hi* constitution*! right* and refused to tell the con,niittee ..................................... week about hit finan. n l t l lest rial affaire. An accountant had testified that Maragon hanked 1119,000 during a five-year perhR In which he bad «ald hla Income was about 8.70,000. Vaughan acknowledged he had been helpful to Maragon from time to time, but he swore h* had never authorised Maragon to “ represent, or sneak, for me or the White Hou*e." Under a fire of nutations from S e n a t o r McCarthy (R-Wi»), Vaughan denied specifically that he ever told the Stale Department that President Truman was " p f ^ snnallv Interested” In a trip Mara­ gon proposed lo make to Europe In 1940 for a perfume company — the same company which gave Vaughan seven home freeiers fnhlmself and filend* that year. Vaughan took responsibility for a letter dated Aug. 3. 1948, ad- I dressed to Mrs. Ruth Shipley of C <*O A pC �;.v . .•?,'“ M M W lBpr p • f; 1 «»r^ r ----------ater* ^ la Uirfty th a n fa ftr « tth — ~ S ' -------THE WEATHER------' Sdttm d afternoon thundar*hD«*rt shrmigh Thuraday. Other­ 's l*» fair. T# Pradaee FraaMrity far Sinford AN 1NDEPKND1NT DAILY NEWSPAPER AModateri Ptm* Leaned Wire SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY AUGUST SI. 1941* 5 Pa Iatka ns A nd 2 Strength Seen Others Are Killed As U.S. Key To In Crash At Bridge W o rld P eace W orst H ighw ay Acci­ dent In County’s History Occurs A f­ ter Baseball Game F iv f prominent men were inItanlly killed end two other* died fp lh i* morning a* the reiult ol the ^ e ia e h of a taven panenger 1941 Chryller *#dan again*! the ronrrete abutment of the Monroe Bridge at 10: 4) o’clock last night. Killed in the craih were A. M Coll. Palelka. owner of the C h iyilert Dr. Frank D. Abernathy, Jr., Jackionvilla: Tom W. Millinor of High Springe who i* a brother , of Mre. E. B. Carter of Sanford: C . Vann and M. Z . Poage, both oi Palatka. Dr. Nye, an nitaopathic surgeon of Palatka, died at ):0 0 lock | thi» morning at Fernald-Leughton Memorial Hospital. Hi* wife, rum Thirty-one year-old Paul A. moned from Palatka, wa* at the, Wegner, who tomorrow become# bedtida. Je*»# J. D'Arcy Sr., alrol president of Rolline College. A of Palatka, died at the hoipital at former top executive of Bell and Howell Co., Chicago, he ie th* 7: 4) o’clock. youngest head of an accredited t ’ At the time of the accident ihe milage In the country. He will ar­ rive et Winter Park about Sept. men were returning to Palaika 16. Wagner aurceede Dr. Hamil­ from Sanford where they bad been ton Holt, who retired after serv­ attending the bateball game tail ing h, president sine* 1921. night between the two citie*. Four ambulance*, two from the Erickson Funeral Home ami two from DeLand, were summoned to the scene of what Sheriff I. A. Mero deecrlbed a* the wor»t automobile dliaeter tn the history m of Seminole County. Mero. hit ~ deputies and Highway Patrolmen Pouglaa and Hooten directed op­ J eration*. Two wreckers were re­ quired to extricate the deed and Injured from underneath the badly Truman Said Favor­ wrecked automobile which was on ing Plan For Free the bridge 40 feet from the abut­ ment and upald# down. Exchange Of Good* Reviewing th# probable elrcumataneee of tha accident. Sheriff By ASSOCIATED PRESS Mero aatlmated that tha Chrysler Two key member* of the British Cabin«l .sailed from Sauthtam p­ ion today for talk* in Washington aimed «t eating the British finan­ earning the left front tire to blow cial crisis. out. The car followed the guard Sir Stafford Cripp*, chancellor rail. Jumped about 16 feat and craehed Into tha concrete abut­ ol the exchequer, end Ernest Bev­ ment, turning It end over end in, foreign secretary, left England and tending It over to th# right tide of the nrldge where It knock­ on whet Bevin celled ''probably one ed a alee! guard arm into tlw ol the limit important million* in hitloiy.” ^Sh eriff Mem atated that the The two were accompanied by (OMttaaea On rage IN * 13 aide* and experlt who will as­ sist in the presentation of a 20,000 word brief on Britain's finan­ cial problems and suggested solu­ tions at the conference with Cana­ dian and United States expert* opening Sept. 7. CHICAGO, Aug. 91—(AJ—Th# The British plan wae not dis­ mileage death rat# for th# na­ closed. However, authoritative tion'# traffic accldanti In th# source* said It called for the first half of 1049 hit an all- formation of an Anglo-American time low of S.S. aid British manufactur­ « This mllaatona In traffle ac­ counciltntoreaching the American cident prevention wa* reported er* The plan wa* said to urge today by the National Safety amarkat. lowering of American tariff* and Connell. It was th# fjret time contained^ provision* that Britain In tha hletory of auch record- will to cut government epandhooping that th* half-year rata tng try and Increase factoty output, has bean leea than aavan deaths wlthi u t Increasing coat*. for each 100,000,000 miles of „.„:o In Washington, government ofvehicular travel. T,JJ¥hUr . o l.rr : . t bv President +rumf n 1AHm,n “ Tfiimin fn flirt l . .l.h t? ' the' (ration want* to make t eaeler n Sa nht,Delc for Brltlah and othar foreign gtod* that time h* aakad that tha mll*rga death rat*, than about 19 deaths per 100,000,000 miles, bo cut In naif,'' *i Th* toll of actual daatha, howaver, roe* slightly in July, Tha annual fight to make a gain In lives saved remains close. For July th* death toll M 60, an lneroaaa of I par i— from tbo 1,790 July toll of 1MI. July, January and April era tha only month* thti year to raaord more deaths than laat At tha and of aavaa-montha tha IMP death teal area 10.640, atill i/S .'S S T .M S <7 < M M M 4M n ) S S I ^ J i lt o ' KILLED IN CRASH CANNEB, Fraaoa, Aug. 81— —Count Giorgio CM, Italian busi­ ness man wnoaa name ha* boon linked romantically with that of . aetrasa etrass Marla Oboron, and i— pitot wrro killed In the crash 2 * ^wo-angtnad private plan* lo- U - m ' L in Acheson Declares Yugoslav Row Is W ar 0 i N erves •PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 11— <JP\—The American Legion callan th* United States today to support any patriotic giuupa *r organisation* of Chinas#” who would fight Communist*, Th* reaotutlon, drafted by the Log Ion’* foreign relations comlltea, was adopted unanimous­ ly- A contrary proposal, report­ ed under discussion early this weak, lo “ write olf" Chine as mat wae not offered. T h , con ventlon alto adopted unanlmnn. Iv the*# other molotlnn* of « • foreign policy commlllre: Endorsement of the Unite,I N*. tloni the Marshall Plan and the North Atlantic Part. By ' " M i l l i\ UK WOLF W-V-IIIM.irty Aug. 31 —</P) M,l (.rnri.l Mint M Vsngltan •nil ••i’ l l , . . , m in ihe FB I one# Innk-’l m i. •<,;l found groundil . ,i ilie at repled a in fi-t" sn income Movements Seen As Stunt Paul Robeson Declares Commies Will Take The Offensive In tf.S. Akerman Rejects OneNegroOnJury As Against Law haaoflta can ba withheld from poopl# who com* to count!** aimt u t th* aaka of gotting aaato- n *told Fark_R. to tha Wind Disturbance h Reported 1^00 Miles From Miami , „ „ .In Sanford I loin i ...... Nt'Mfo I Fined For Ciuelty To Animals Teen-Age Girls Break Away From Arkansas Reform School Em ,r .,, . - ■ *ili*aT™Sy'1WAhii ifa i ■i ".••tVJiL-A: sM; m ' / aYv-a # ih! ii i:iU'i.iil**'tSi W ': ■ --v.- : : - :t ; v ■ * ¥ 'F I Senators Agree On Plan To Cut Arms Aid Outlay L i a "* •'"’,casta •xrzs tsir*’ TALLAHAflfllE, Aug. 11—GP) urnMlShoira^'aattege —Atteruay Ganorul Richard Er­ faT vin said today ha'baUavas Waifera WELFARE BINEFITB B la c k M .? t f i> tfr W h o C o n t r i l . i n (-,| f ‘ n D e m o L rv • t 1 H I |> < l i ^ i t R u m ors O f R ed T r o o p Publ i ci t y r *i ' f p W ASHINGTON. Aug Wlute I louse mil* - Set ret,rv of > 1,1, Ailiesoti said I si- ’ S hSI letlged that Uniat dit' developments on the j g i . ,’ , , tic campaign )ugttslas biutlei appear to he part j •stul -tSi •„ I . -t I .It linni a lasvi "f t >v.tr .,( nerve* P H IL A D E L P H IA . Aug. I I j/p j ___ I,. I., | . "I.,- i., I,tm earlier ' By keeping awake and pirpar. E X P R E S S IV E L Y A S S E R T IN G hlim elf. Negro bunion,' I’nul Rohr He b’lil , new* conference that' in I " s man con* ing accordingly" America can as­ »**lt m erit th;* press In New York C■It>* to cnuuiMiil on (lie ilo l near the dr* •lupmcnt* appear to be i l l ’ hi|unr deals, sure permanent peace Secretary tk ?.h£ l ! ! ; N v«” w! r u rtS fr* . *'"} • 1 h" r*f:., |i*kt..g n U e w.ti, * „» cairM.< that Mit« le mid oily My upparJitut N(>|iRrntuft hml nun « » v u p i i “ In h i tin* m i* nci% u r n of o r terror. i e r r o r .' i.,_ i * 1i ... naa. , .... .n . 1. .1. .... -i-tc ! llirrp was no of Defense Loui* Johnton »aid to­ Tlilitecn person* weri* Injurtil when Iiuni1rnl« of vHrrm i* I 1 ph Im m I v . Me dul not my -r’i l|iuse events day. In a fref-for-nll with RobMon** |Upr»r>f»r* Mt n pro*rnmmmiU| t»*n *H"*1 M’«*Hv hr h,u| in mind, *n -n to the cone (InternalIpumI i I hut thftr *ie rumor* of Soviet "We shell build our rampant fit recitnl. “ j from* innvemimK tmv* rd the Yuto strong that no aggrettor will gt*I,via Trontler s.rl.v (H Wis) fired dare attack us. I'*’ it the two inci■V i betius raid lli-ie are no Un"We must achieve peace, and u,n.*l i*lk« with tli- British and • ntctiinc, stormy we will achieve it. T irm h about llir situation al­ l. Mi 1 iithv ile"W# will achieve it in (he only 111 h.is< ing .s slatethough Is* added, ibis country way possible in this world of inefav Sup i.m u < i* *, ati lung llie de* •inpnielit* rlo* I -I I- •4l.l V affirmatively— by unniitukahl NEW '['IRK, An*. i l - t / p ) - - p « ul Hoheron, declaring llul "from ti lllltlrilg,* '1 ' irlliy s.iid Ii* At ti.*i ii Strength on land and sea and tni now on on! ,.r like tt-»- offen'ive," vn. , lie'll rrturn to I’rckikill. N, Y.. riii'iilatn ry - > In rrtpniitr to i (|liertton. A rll- "rilll of little i, b ,.l ih- I -. 1l|K dl ilnllg ' IIIi *1ill in the air." the Defense secretary v litre a •i«*' brnae up bit scheduled concert S iim d sv night uin siul lh.it ai l.u is hr know* I 11,'Stlll.ll -I I M tell lb,ii \ msl ,,, ,|i,| not |iiofii The lie-’rci lin g o tpnke last night tn a im m l of i.llllfl cheering told the 31*1 National American r mi MifPT lllOlf 39 t»r ill^| to j .llllllu f1 ................... '• I,' ..( In, vmiouf .......... ill'. !> "i suppoiters i* a Mail,m ■ally pruleiling lip* not. which started /after! I’ , Legion in a prepared addrem British and II s. reside I- I #lclan, M I Ir’i| biting ■ (if#-11 # . . ,il. (I.yus "(ument. ♦vein nm gimips slagr,| an anti. , , v . . » . pi c lril Iiijii ( . I i Johnton. in what he called hit t > i 1 il'jt tin- last tb'iinimntst rally outside the c o n - " " ' ,n:” •'•pmerits lo tugo- lull for -i 1 1 ,Mto a ' first public address a* bead nl the rrri gr slavia Rut lerlgi' n l1 ri h tH i"1 ' •ii< nicnt br 'lin kctl qew Department ol Defentr. taid I unlit *<r warn the leg io n,’ Diplomatic officials ’ll Loudon S a llln la ; licin llir t. nd, MrC.utby said ptaca hat been elusive in the past. tlir suigi-i declared, " tlu l I have r-porled tuch .» move is under today. H-j nut itt which 1 »aid "Twice in OUT lifetime we bad tier'll iii Mi-iii|rlils, Totin., and Flor- .Indy S' .1 way In bolster Yugo­ ib.st 'till s i- in, opinion," Ids, snd I II In- in I’eekakdl again." slavia's Marsh.s 11 Tito in his quarit in our hands Twice we lei it Vaughan "k-ntil’iol tlu* lawyer Ri'hesnti referred to attendance slip away. Now w# have it again in tlu- pardon c.tso iia Wtllinm 11. at last night's rally—which In- t*I with Moscow. within our grasp and this time we Ncldctt and ilwsi’ rll’i)il him as • Yugoslavia, Aelirarsn said, has efiiiini i non^ persons standing outlav pnrtnei of the lulo Senator OHUt bo determined not to tel it sl^e (ha doors, and-said 'thihay’v* made tio request for #a,sng of Wdluiii liildiA McAdoo of Callthe restriction*. . „ it0*” S t a t e A t t o r n e v S a m r L * '»~rT haw tonight, i f min ^’nllgllttu sisbt the convictTha Becratary denounced Httsr t i^ u r n e y a a y x j | n.t »nvM^gftm fare tonight Drawing a -p a ra lM between two o i u i c <.( |i in t lijack rmsiketer waa itents In eastern Germany *- »ulpostwar eras. Johnson i|ld Charge Is Reflec11 11„v, uur riipetlng* ami sla's holding of two American I,"i — il Could of Cincinnati. 1 tla continued on V -J Day with nili i unci 11, all nver the United raxeous, lllrgal and Impropri \ , fin llie campislgn contrlbutionOnLakeCountv Steti* llie sure svnv to gel |m- He said the Amerleans wand-' A(lmiiii:,f i .if pin plans of har own Juat *a Japan, 11 r . I' on, V'iiiik Iihii aaIiI "I dots’ll plotting aggreiaton, did after th# Ilce pi -lertinu I- tn make II clear rd Into the Russian tone lllfg.illv It t-iiidll Imv*. been over a Armistice was signed In H,H** itlrR 'I M J•i}- 11 1 I*rsI iMonk T A V A R E S , Aug. 31, -< /!* > we '‘ ill iniiieet nurselves" but Insisted they ............ "" .nt'1 "i linmli cd d llm * “ Russia ha* pushed her troooa Slates Allurney J. W. Hunt#, |j i .f . iiu i i x i Id , -n ip p o rte i, have barm and aholllcl I"’ ■•'••a"#'! b - ii M cl'nrtliy suggested ••Into tha military void among the I'Ofpi^M Tt.*»lr I'Irtii I VVllim t ls iM <tis I'eae S il l \Ve-|p’lie , f e r r n u r ilv n f f l- promptly. peoples tin her borders, the De- day saul ihe defense counsel L" heiaed i nit l « i . n i ' l i l a u ls in m il p rn v id lu g Tin’ student* be referi'd I Iante Secretary declared rt three negtoti charged w illi rapi"j p o ll' e p in li- i't in li al llie ( In i scene pH, i Sellers. IH. of Radn V \ H I N M ir j, .\tj - u -4/**» •'Into every political varmint .f n * H i H im * A t and W ’ nrren Orlsner • -(* ti M ( (IJHI »||, ( f * f » , | ,|-l T o r t u r e a ynuiiK farm wife had cast "«'> HI « u . hmI f i I picnic g lo v e H ills id e •nvwhere In the world shr Itegeii (t'aattaa#* Oa Paoa •Ul | l.k •tfnis *» It ' n, ^ I - o I n imur her vicious propaganda ious refleclinn against llie I - l - IV rk .k ill i Piiliti H a r b u r T iik e s 14'lewIt Milt4 nm 1* I aw (fi.-mls nf the county arr ■Ml County court and the comi> "I HIP ,4II a f I I oi upiKjini ,n " st-g-s'uig t h e illstiirhance on I U U M 1 Y U I l l f l 1Y LM M I Florida." IT Pt , I t ( . C a r F o r (Jetaw ay n rih is f - ntis li'ivernor Thomas E. _ n ■ « >X1 U ., n - nt it Lv f I, He said lhat in the molion in h quash the indictment. d rfri’*f ! i L E A R W A T E R . \u g :tl t.in ( >t, ( •siiiictlntaii Iti’tijamln lta v -| __ • ■ ■ E u ilv inoriiliisr llieft .if a nednn counsel Alex Akerman. J r . of O r­ is, is negm, and one of the Com- n V I V l 8 r t O H 115111111111 1 ’ "• ud • t'» n le f-llfll mimist tenders now on trial for v ________ ft.— l | I Ml/PR) (gift w|, , Ml h >ni is private bniiu' mil the litirlando said the "presence of oulv .•mnmrarr to "dvwato overthrow- | )fl , , mt « („U I....... .. „k r,l , , help ie Still gbirv of it fillin g -t-i’ i hi both st one negro on the grand jury del I'ntiu Harbor, svhb-li wori' nttrl\tl Slltli lin*"d Initay by Hluuiff Todd Tuc­ .V 't,’', time recreation program tn i«-i> I ...... .. the MIAMI. Aug. S l - W - A email not result in a fair nr lawful mi in"'*iM* ‘ , young paople out of Juk»»<• '"' (•„, ket to John En lvin K m* .tdl, tha tropical disturbance ? pannelling of it." "If advM.'nting defeat of t h is 1 all<| |,rflr parlors, was sltessid slight Intensity was local told in u u-'l tni tiu " k ill-1 svlm lui* K avlst s-inlepce Is overtlirow lug. |n n talk hy Marlon Hannan 1 ,lf" 1 "npuiiin,I’t'n III V Akerman, in the motion, of ih* Barbados, far out In th# the grsvt-i fitiietil, Ihett, l-v Hod, th* „ talk to Lions at the 'I'/nii i s* h. I i t ih- •itniltin-d - n it I n ir t"i i hi l/"d i r u11|r>nt, ,.f t'v, connlo l,Ions Atlantic early today. "state officials systematically f I government I, going to ba over­ a Center yeaterday. .<i, 17-1,•..........sin! A iin -'l iftv lie i ••-' since Id* eAciii"- firsm s'liiitity Th* Weather Bureau at Ban eluded colored people (torn gm»llll i ill Imre Kutiilny nlgtit 'Do you want your leadn* thrown." ’ iipumlt-- »I| pt / In , ■ r<- t<is soli Juan, Puwto Rico, aaid it wa* Hm.-ell strni-k sluntlv uflcr 4■ stO tomorrow graduated from luk" juries for 2) years and this on about 136 mlla* aouthiaat of th* At tIns meeting, attendants pass Slunnltee b-stl ssurkeil il Mill "Vlni-k In bin own home tissvn, of a Civil Right joints and baraT" he a»k»>l «>-1 tiarbsdo*. pin-potntad at latltwte negro was put on the jury for the ,.,| „ Mj I "O il'll' Ise-sd nl lb - fnrrSijn seven mile* north of l’"ri*. iln* 12.0 north and longtltud* 87.(1 sole purpose of creating an impre* Congress •’Newsletter," and other pointed out that two damn lb..... with bare and numerous "■I’lk*' iel.<>nui* gtnup, lb I Mill ' —'e.|| llie -ilmtiff snld. IJ" first tu.ik u fourtinn of compliance with the 14th rending matter. Including Ih* In this area ara fscuuenH 1 M d"ni milari friim is dris'ewiiy Ito* It was moving westward at th# gonmunlsl newspaper, the D.tly children. Theaa, he slalcil. "b :» '” 11., "ml in "A lin- "I O'- Mil. bill -ble tlie lioiin- of .1 mm-t Smith slow pace of about alx to eight (equal right.) emendment." brer In malted sisltk ab»k i ■* ■>' >,11•t , AMI,I -is ,M p |lll-ll‘ i l l - Mllul Hu'ii timke into n filling sfntuiit miles an hour, and waa attandad Hunter a etatement was mad** | | |(i Newsletter called on Pre- at *t 00 a unit. *P|"is|te the Pnltii Hmlint m ilIn new,in-" by wlnda of 66 mil** an hour during the course of beaims ^|(|p|lt *ct "In this out* “ Youths need relaxation b •■ '*il Alntlun, Tucket tun nuiced. SMiAl’n , Vandenbery M'cbi near th* canter. testimony nn a change *’ vt"' t*ga" nml demamled that (}os-ern- ershlp and guidance,' he ibcUi*-’’ MlNslug from llm filling stutiiin ••If the disturbance continue* whlch 1 | " illI It MV I I'sd led lb" Akerman asked ye.ter f |Mwhv n(ntri(.| A u „r- "My proposal I* ibal (.,.1,1 i , I. i | fit- W e .t ri" I m • w*-s its entire nl" I. f 1 1 ackers Its present rate of movement,” Ravarnment It preparing leglela* the Ban Juan Weather Bureau on around# the trvwsp.pers I n * (j^rge M. Fanolll, of West- something fur the youth ” f 'bH 'l l B l l B I t s d (III h n , . A lt | ,, a I,| i ' so even i I ,l«1U,lltlll, area had printed material whi -n . f" on to elmpllfy and nmderma o commiinltv and at the sense '"n" min n; ■aid. “ it will paas south of th* customs regulation*. Tlie Brltian would mnka It Impossible for the • ' for vouraelvea,'’ be tolil Ihe L’ ” '* III" tilt'll H im rein Illldut "f r Mvll Rights Congress one government has urged the eating Barbados late this afternoon.” trio to get a fair trial. "You want your etitldren to '••• ,."ie:"t Small craft In th# windward by Ml T lllin n i M- n.llll of restriction* to allow more Thl# morning Mayor E. I. Bur I " ' •P'''!'1 ” ’ '•f ladlaa and gentleman with '■!»" < , lu-iji /: i T i l l km . 11All, h" Brltlah-mada goode to find thalr lalMda war# advlaad to rmagln lolgh of Tavares and Mayor .1 E >* lu•«' « * ’ ‘,',v*r,lv* morals and clean minds, be n.. 1 i the Philippines. way to American mat kata, and in /port, and Interests through­ Fortnar of Mount Dora testified orgatdiaHon by th# Jnstlca D# serted, and told how a modem '•>• 1 out tha area generally war* M.. ,„,v|nle President T* unun Three erntp', full of svl.it" cluclv(06Sfll6R4 ) I unllmiaA Ilk t|9 w16i thus relieve the dollar p f°“lem. rOaattaa#* <»« »**■• ort f o r . * poa__ tcieaaiae w w w 1 ,i I in, lir'iiecratli' Ingli oniuiiiand r i'i. which Im riily turvlvid a morllA Russian airman who fled his cautioned to ba a!< d< . ,t li d 'ilggesttmi.i of n atop Inif tml aftt'Hioo" in tin. I'r.iiluig country as a poljtlcal r*fuj## tee* slble increae* In tha IntenaHy of LABOR DAY Iho disturbance, tha third of tha of llo lUcIprncnt nn after being li ft v i ’ Ii hii wntor October want back to Th* Banford Poet Office wilt be (Hi,,,i l " "vi"ii*iun Agie incut* Law They >'l- ir food by tlmir OWIU'I I" nil ipCH liASon. 8 army voluntarily today. — closed all day Monday on l.shm I i . for ib - full pm- truck nt Pnlmetto A ."u" .ind Th* storm waa mora than 1,600 Bovlst Pilot Anatot* Baraov was Day and there will lie no It I'D j , il Oils session fourth Streot, wen* " t" veil".I1' l>y handad over to Russian officer# In miles east southeast of Miami. or city delivery service, excel'1 siAinInt M s|orlly leader t.ti'"i* police Monday who bnvt* the Austria by Amarloin authorltla*for parlahablea or special de i lis liiii’i" George i l l (Jsi of ♦ •tick to n iilindv (due l.« -■ ml ihu MIAMI. Aug. 61—(F)— Th# U. flv WEB ervw Russian ##¥••••■• -filar* ---Ha was OHV one Wl of two livery latter* or parcels, pnitm», I,,. S i'" a ’“ I' *ismice Committee an- l.nllce atatlon and gu'-o tb« heps raau. (aanad th* who deserted to the west, attack­ 8. Weather Bureau L I T T L E ROCK. \ug, 31 I/1TI -Another ms** break hai occurred tara Joel Field aaid today ii-nlticed t l - declalori sfler s coll- water and food. ed Communism, and mad# a tour following San No window s*ivl-a will be given fVrrtH'i* wilh Preaidenl Truman vteory II A. K T iory at 11 at th# A rkan tai G irl*' Ira in in s -Sctool where former condition* were deIn Munolptsl fm irt. hoh'-rt L. of tha United Btetaa, but mall will be placed in luxe, ill tropical dtaturbanca Knbed recently oy a circuit judge •* comparable to medieval dungeon*. "Tha emaf Nl I Secret as v of ^late Ai'be«ou 'IndUun. Iic g cj. sva-. ursld" to Last July Baraov said ha raH nnitnuril till I ««• *1*1 and dispatched aa usual. fght intensity le '"II acting .fudge tin Ildus StepK nted hie daaartlon and aakad th#. of appa ntly alight Eight girl* broke away la,I night after »me*hing two doors in the tud‘ J 11.0 north, located » i ! latitude vlat Embassy In Washington to ______ atrom whHher or not ho wai i .; x m r r iv i; m v m DRIVER'S LK'RNBF. iongituda M.6 ___ ____, __ about _____ 40 „ main dormitory. guilty of n dint g" of "■■*ucliv Li aid him to return to tbo fovtot longitude TALLAHASSEE, Aug. Al- f/T>1 1' II It A DEI PHIA. i'ug. dt.i/l’l Htdmalk" and dechiretl timi h* had Barbados (Mien, American atrthorltla# flaw mil** aaat-aoothaaat of Barbados. Non# fud bean round by *!#'• police. — If you refuse to surrender yonri .Inlui A. Stevenson, flit. pre»ld"nl been trying slucu 7-:ltt In the morn-' him to Vienna on Aug. M and to­ It la attandad by wind# o f 16 to ’ Mre. Avanda pruitt; ihe h-sH matron, .aid one of the girl* yelled driver's license under the autumn-1 id itio Penn Mutual Lite Itinu- Inn to sail llm hen*. H" waa fined day tha U. 8. State Department 46 mlloa par hmrr near tha canter aa ah* disappeared In the dark * * bile flnan.’lal responsibility lev.-, Ail.— company and # nntlonatly III) and cn*t*. and wlnda of 96 to I I mlloa pot Pwre^Bta) hour within a radius of 76 mile*. MHi "N o t a damn one of you 1* Ardlth Pettigrew, 14, Fort Bmlth; you have to pay tha expense* of l ,tu vn buslne-s* AXerntivB, "dur iu picktnt, to. Fort Smith, and the peace office* sent to get K . h'I.uisI and "ls»lc to»d"9. died “ It la moving waat-eorthwatt- going to atop ua now.” ROTARY CI.L'B JlON M l of tho escapee# ware involv­ Clara Northimrat, in, of near from you, Attorney General Rich Ic Inv •*' lb" University of Penward I t mitee pgr hoar and tha Thar* will lm no mwetlng of the ed In tha Aug. 14 disorder which Kayattavltla. ard Ervin ruled today Ilia ex­ riAylvanis hospital Rotary Club tmxt Monday on v s touched o ff a grand Jury Investi­ Tha Watt* and Mullins girls pra- panse* of ai'jjj* an officer are count nf Labor D.rv, PrerMent mKYf> iTuitltfrANE m!nd*J*ot Fort ^ jdordal*. wae gation and lad to lha Indictment of clpitatad the Aug. 14 minor riot ‘eollactthta a* any other account" TOKYO. Aug. 31—(A9 - Th# Georg# Tnuhy announced today. this two former school official* on ■l the Institution by itaglng a wnixl typhoon In 11 yssr* whipped N w ’a s . w mistreatment of teen- drunken brawl on rubbing alcoholAUTO ACCIDENT Aero** crowded Yoknhatna nml THE W RATHFU I b M r. *14 i i i , M S ■liar a Inmates. filched from the Infirmary. Tha MIAMI BEACH. Aug. ai-)/T> Tokyo tonight. known aa Count Vtetor the rumpus two sveek* ___ ___ _ Ilall, Roe#, Haney and Pettigrew —Morris Cohan, 79, father of th" Giant sees laalttd th* coast. JACKSONVILLE. Aug on* of th* nrotldvi aao ago, five girls fled. All were girts were among the flv# who Had owner of tb« Martinique Hotel High svave* accompanied an HO STATION ■wlndlara waa dM egi m a d a d up within a few day* and during the excitement, Atlanta was fatally Igjared laat night mile ah hum wind. returned to th* reformatory, to Mrs. Pruitt talc.' the Watte, Mul whan struck by au automobile. Widespread damage wa* feared Boston I * ' aouthweat of Little Rwk. line, Pickens and Northburst glrle Chicago • UURCi fiMfi Mr*. Nina Hlagal, 62 driver of In const #l 21ess. *f oa th* : - v ------ - 5? f T I* w “ip night's aacapasa wars idem were to have bean paroled shortly. lha automobile, waa relaaaad by Pint Japan"** repotU *ald a Kenaaa City n Kbool staff member a* The Watte and Mullins girla wars !»■£• Juitlo# Kannath Oka on steamer with 60 pauenaer* aboard New York Watte, It, Crawfords ■, v n e tv n e - removed from aolltery confine- *1,000 bond pandlug an Inquest. mm lost off the China coaat Photnlg Elite Mullins, mint at Urn nearby women1* re1 ' ' A rcaktent of Miami Bench for ncriiet Tokyo Hay. More than 200 “ “ formatory Thuraday and returned J£_****f» d' farmody was In fishing haste war* swept away to tha school, oa recommendation lha watanronT bcalnaea la Naw from th* western shorn of Bagaml ( t o M f in i t n M g* Mb) Yorkt ' •Bay. Cripps And Bevin Sail For America For Trade Talks Highway Accident Toll Hits New Low For 1st 6 Months Vaughan Says Income Tax Charge Checked By FBI W a s Untrue Robeson Says ‘State’ Aided Riot Secretary J o h n s o n Tells American L e­ gion Convention O f American Program R o llin s P r e x y N o . 286. w '.-jb . vVvV r - ' w - al a .‘j I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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>, August 30, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cdaf144fac1db73cc412d1fefb09a928.pdf 7e3c01e44185d1d2ab84819e42bff3bb PDF Text Text - r-' s c o n 's SCRAP BO O K By R. J. SCQTT National Budget ~ ■rT" Youth Center Needi Are Told Jayee«g Hurricane Strikes lasted only about ten minutes. Moat homea and builneaa houses were boarded up before neon. Other property ownera ruehed their praparetlona. The acute need of a youth centH for a meeting place for eln* group*, Including planned aetta! tiea for youth group* 365 f a . of the year today (treated In i talk to the Jaycaea by Mirk! Harman, chairman of the KlwjL, committee In charge of promotion of the project. He waa Introduced by Karl Houaholder, who pointed out tl Mr. Harman had stoned overnlfki In Sanford In May, .1948, and f a resolved, after looking atofa hera to come back to live, {h June, I, a month later, he returned to live in Banford and to direct programs for Station WTRR. i MIAMI, Aug. 26—OP)—The Weather Bureau leeued this 12 noon advltorv on the Atlantic 1 hurricane: Winds are slowly Increasing over the Florida peninsula a* the | hurricane approaches the lower east roast. Velocities are 26 to 36 miles an hour and increasing with moderate to heavy rain are A B D O K lE M 000 now belnc reported from Vtro o F ^ fK t KHSKM Hear It southward to the Miami The Chancellor of the Exchequer F L Y IS E L E V A .'ft D erea. pei*ed i the word arpond barely Winds will continue to Increase OH A SLENDER. twi* weeki before the acheduled as the hurricane center moves In­ Patricia Neal and Gary ST A LK ABOVE Cooper In a memorabla love arena from "THE ! b**n,<set htah^eald' Mr* Hamfi.* atari of Britain*! dollar crisis hud to the coastal area, and tldos T»4L THOBAK. ). War,.*. Warner ....... Bros/ plcturlUtldri -• of —....— famous ------novel,- o—n j; *"and ™ I know or T l no o ccommunlt. o S d t. FOUNTAINHEAD. will be abnormally high especially die with U. S. official* in Waihthe Itita Thentro screen Sunday and Monday.______________________ | m„ rr |^aut|ful or with friendlier In the Fort Lauderdale- Htuart ingtrm Sepi 7. " * , i people than here.” 1 area where wind* will be onshore A government informant, who and strongest, cull time finding the "eye" of i $ 7 ,5 1 1 W o r t h O f F o o d Stressing the need to fa t told newtmrnl of the move, itrrsteen-agers out of juke Joints and Precautions should he continued In thu confused air current*. Norton said carllrr the blow F u r n i s h e d C h i l d r e n beer parlor*, he pointed out that ted that it waa not brought on hy for protection of life and property, presented thn "rare phenomenon ’ the proposed civic center would , especially In the area of hurri­ Amttiran pressure.1 Btfl other in­ cane warning*, until the storm of a hurricane alill In the forma­ Wholesome foods with a whole- provide proper recreation f*c||;. formed iburcea raid Washington tive stage but with wind* already naasea. -•< ••.'.< t r . 'H ’- r e d'-tr! ties for a year-round vouth nm. j hat tiepn inlnrmrd in iwlvaiae «f , I he storm t* expected to pass UMIWUIK *«t flUliUMiX* ftU:**V» huted to children In the school* gram. The Florida Key*, a necklace Following the talk, th* Jaycaea theAfeeiiion to reduce spending at . over nr very near Lake Okeecho­ of Seminole County during the of Islands stretching 165 mile* bee and all precautlhna should be Icail >n overall 5 per cent comflwsl year ending June 80, Supt. voted to appoint a two man cmi> tnlttee to co-operate with oflK| , taken and continued In that area. fri,ut the mainland to Key West, T. W. Lawton announced today. parhf with the budget for the 1940civic groups in promoting the Hurrlcana warning! ara dla- were" clear f/ cJ " of or the ,nf hurricane n' ™ " f aone i ’"T The foods are made available project. Th* vota was mailt m 50 .fiscal year which began Apr. by the Food Distribution Pro- motion of Douglas Stciiitroaj ........ ..... v" “ » “ Miami '* —area : s „ : r r 2SS I. The current budget Icrialt $12.ward to the Greater grama branch of the 1J.B. Depart­ President John Senkarlk ccdij 000.000.000. . and on Lake Okeechobee. ftlurrn lowered at Ift A. M. H p W M U C fl Thousands of residents and ment of Agriculture without coat mended Mr. Harman for his u!){ . warnings are displayed elsewhere The Labor government har been K A S►4 ? 'fN E W O U L D to the State. They are distributed and proposal. |on the cast coaat from Fnrnan- summer visitors along the palm- In Florida through the State Wel­ under aevere fire from aoma AwPO PU LA TIO N B. F. Gana* announced that a erlegu political leader* and new*, dlna to Kev Largo and on the west dotted strands of the "gold coast" Board. softball game will take place Tues­ IN C R E A S E D IN papota, who have accrued It of I coast from Fort Myera to Cedar took pie-aullniis against danger­ fare Soma of the Items provided in day night st . 7:30 o'clock at tha ous winds. There was no undue lnef/l('lent admlniatratlnn ami LAST* IO O Y E A R S I Kev. 1,060 Lakrfront Hall Park between th* excitement. Him in shutters were county school* Included: tp*adlng too much on anctal eervX i\ . ^ V ''( W M f f l / S ‘ IT pound* of raiaina, 5202: 829 All Stars of Oviedo and the Jay, going over acres of plate glass lee*. . , I MIAMI. Aug. 26— </P>— A Impand di'ora wete hulled against tna pounds dried eggs, 11,450; 1,620 caea. Another government InformnuL irsl hurricane with wind* up In wind*. V< t f A * D O U B L E D , pound* dried milk, $624 ; 2,650 ^REE W E S < AFRICA. S u m I I S W A rffct, said vcatenliiy Britain might have 120 mite* pel hour pasted north In agyDr drastically III costly Many who live In exposed pounds cheese, 91,276) 48 rases Fo o d , m e d i c i h e a n d l u m b e r n a t iv e s * 4 ‘ ------— tlonal health 160 eraiHe-logravc national heall of piclurrarpie Nassau. GcIi.ium*. houses near the waterfront sought orange concentrate, 1864; V '*** VUwM , I m . W»(« k Wh, • terrier If the Washington dollar inday and beaded for South Flor- rafer shelter nt hotel* or Red u r n canned tometoee, $807 and talk* fall Cross storm shelters. Hundreds ,of 19,000 pounds white potatoes, lida’a gold coast. B Optnm etrlxt Inals rhugged up rivers and ca­ $760. I All South Florida wav braced nals to protected mooring*. p r e s id e n t T o ld i Throughout th* state, the wide ‘ for the tlorni which twirled to­ There war little fear that the variety of surplus commodities l'ssllssM Vrnn, FS|D flat) 112 Magnolia Ava. Phona III (U tilssM P iM r*a* one i II ward litis wealthy Atlantic reiurl area could weather the storm with distributed had a valu* of 1941, country by air. no hint of n (lliasler, for the hur­ 610. of th* Sawyer amphaalasd the *ugtuff hiiilclliifr f itin»m 25 , ricane Is moving Into a section geatiopa” for government econ­ VATIC. AN CITY. Aug. 26- </V> The Vstiran Miliu hat urgrd ihr DiiUhrdi; Khirids A. and 61. Col- lMrf’ on * weal-nor Inw o count. heat prepared to receive them. omy end lower taxes hy apeak- failhful tn awai* a "gitai revelation" hy the Holy See concerning ihr tog- for Negroes Hospital, lift |,er|[ ||„ preien* count- ir mam- Building codes require strong Ing^.of the first na ” an almost stormproof structures and th* re­ universal recommendation of bust- tomb rol, . Si. . *’ eter.V . , , . , .. percent: university or F'loridn |,I " " , — .. . . sident* are Imrricans-wlse. DIAMONDS THAT Ihiv advice n w j. hant'd, It Ibr only .milMuitalive Vatican com- t.raiv aildition, 60 percent: Kim- mainland a short distance nirth ot nesa group*" and of Hie second The biggest worry, as pointed aa "very strong dementi." mi. nt vet nM.ie nil Ainrioan newspaper reports that St, Peter’s hones ‘•In Slate Puiverslty aclinic* In,II Miami this allftnoon. out hv Norton, Is that nawcomera I> i>rurent: K.Stt men’s dorniltnr>, Aawyer, who Is to leave Sept. have been found under Ht. rater’s * GLITTER may not know how tn protect ill,., -rleoea hall, 16 oec'cet 10 (pi the w*»l coast to resume im -sIsi'is here. themselves. ISC moo'* dormitory, 26 pern at, >*ve Morida ma^ ratis, tie sioim hl.t survey, declarad that Ida Tbe Vatican radio reluoadiasl The Ideal gift Fines I Hill Hcliool for Gellrpinii tr tnkr a mmi norlltwsr'1 ceuise "mo'u significant impression” Is ibe amnmary of an article appear FORT LAUDERDALE, Aug. A gift, the value of which *hal "people generally have an Ing this week in tbe Catholic Ac­ ll'iiallmt** *i„m e s io lino 20—(A’l—A morning Florida East abiding faith In the soundness of tion newspaper (Juntldlano, headia constant Coast Railway train northbound It is an inviill to tlmse wlm mat . ** our business economy,” erl "nruinstm e news and rouflilent All Vonilit'. i' si, e| and those wlm htit’ hnl; fri|M»rii| lirtupiliiL from Miami was so packed that 1 'iti lien ami utility plant addition’ the thirkly-populsterl sics heiv.ern "Ggnsrelly speaklhg, I find aw aiting." mine bin roal, passenger* were standing in tha •'""■In • lH«te Hospital, ju.i |»^|„, Heath. that builnaaamen considered tbo radio lold aisle*. .a ,, A director . . , of, Vutiran „ Mnrriiy, who fornierlv wan a hi nrf t*i1. tecent decline In prices, tales , thn Associated I’ rr-as "till* ie- „ f t||1||l| ...... For Stone* upon whleh you can rely and kaow what you tr# R. P. Ferguson, district pas­ him EPVEItnl bln |>rr* fhf CRfliff llfl t f f ’-ltui luirriand,, production aa belrgt turnaor«rv adiuatmsnU which wmt»l nil* vls-wi*. I Workcia ui du Lewi*, said lie was Is, I winch have boon acuially ( of the sraiop pa-sed r 'lilv senger agent, said most of the getting see passenger load waa made up of p t i ! b l a i . our *ow m y movid1 .... Vhllr" n .............. liuppy wlieo the niiiiers won ttid J'"' over or slightly iimtli of die H«- Veterans of Foreign War* con­ Mr. Castle from (ha inflationary postwar I vPntl,rM lo prodicl ||uu n ..... Hi p »um -ms lav ..............dcnlly oily ntifinl died pipendingfinal uiifuildied , i l ,u ,, tn hams, capital shortly afle 6 : ill vention delegates and their fam­ peaks Into a batlar adjtialsil level 'vhl,,hrr Hie Holy .See a forthwie"iiivalrv i> iml .............. ...... .. inn'ecHons and’nrceptance necep 000 waa pul A. M. (LST). Highest Windt weir , ilies trying to heat the hurricane pt prosperity," Hawyar reported, "i® wmild announce tlf n,(B case," lie dedaiud. i l.nv AH In nil, 142,3611,1 Ei Coast, “ Evcrywhiri buiinitltticn point* whi*th«r HI l tioiu*i actually *t mi, a | 4 f f v » i wilh. *I ' <1 rfiiiftriii?!lrin1 fund imaer ,__ (polird aI f t mile: an hnu. in up the Enst x x x but they have imthiui: to Improvement lioprovi'nienl (Commission ommlaalon iitpei*ut»m. ))U^ jc(n (’t ,op ¥ejotj,y ,n Ni »a*u. c a stle e w e l r y •d ko a sharp rtolin r of Inveti- bail been found. MIAMI. Aug. 26—UP)—Soma Nelthei wnn there any hint to- ,|n wttl. thh msr absotulely after it wna established in tprloa from th* rataller hack let St. JUHT WEST OF CLOCK Ph. I$M , „ ! ainre that Btiliih rnlon al s aught people confuse the phenomena of ganllng Hie oatiiio of the expectad nothing." 1916 Of that, 937.114)1,000 through tha primary •pft.dnrer* thu sloun. tiatur* with thoa* o( gimenaaaati iovulation, pirauinably to ba made Tli h* sice) woiter* ure asking from aisle uppmprlatlpna and |4-- the weektsl tbit ot *1 I l M nng i th* major reason why i„ «„ « a . M. hulfrtiii the Miami ; A worried woman called in* manufacturiing. . production ami liv Pope Plus XII at same future f„ r 9126 a mouth pensi .iis ns n I20.tmtt from various donation) and •■■m ilI I’ M hour V, .*»o| 'hi 4top of that, (tjuIm- tyrathcr nmeail said the storm date. partI Ilf . I.in’ 30 ................. ,pack, ..........i Allaini Daily Newt today and e* have h tale* declined, x X I . . t i l si I S J. I .. n i l , ,,), t ' . . s t s » < I n n I s . is It. il.t.u l »» s naked, "During a hurricane, du. lllP imun-iiy dunng 1 r, 'The ccmiemi* xxa seemed to. The New York Time* reported age which they hove inked ihr piovement /'ommlaalon flnndced’ . . the police slop care at itata rmoileie' "n of 93l6n<).fH)n worth (|in lk|U w m, |||tf)s« il einds ee- fj ha that tn maat, situation Inven-, rcreriHv that the bones of Hip ' Imard In lines 7" torlei have now. been cut down U|iimtle weto understood to have • The Imaid will close it* lo ur- of huildioga on aelf-llqilldatlng (|nmtt*rl at iietwcuil tIU anil I2U H ’ m||ea „ „ |luur. to or ImIow level* needed for cur­ been found leas tlinn 21) feet ha-'lliK" m-sl Tuesday nftel two days hiuid I-on*. When l ie 1949 Legislator.’ i eprrntl,. nature JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 26-OP) rent; sales and that tha naar fu­ low tile pavement of the banlllca. of rebuttal hv toe no . . . ............ wnromgs ......._ —TIip Jackson villa Naval Ale Vntlcan sourren onoffielally i'1 'h" "ne. , nmilpd all i.iiiilinilng spjiroprla- ^ th storm, huirirune ture, would tee a new stimulus to The hoard then will oh.on o Hons, it koorkeil out 91,288,1100 ill covered h I P.l-miie stretch ot lire] Station said today It wax Jtot a induction aa buying all along Imvc labelled the ir|i»rt fontnstlc. l . Vein! tefugee nlrport for planes fleeing i* line grows to level of nes-ds. Comment williln the Vutlrau re- repor t to Fie I'leiii inn,.” , 11 r hudding upropriatlon* of thu 1«47 ... ., .................... .......... . I..... Leid home tl,,,t the Cahtiei had r,Vich ,.stVt7) i1. tl^»lre«trr MUml the hurrlcane but that It had poitedly Is divided some believ­ recoiniii the novel ..... . ! im' •"leased for expenditure i.p ' ‘ ,V..- »'-*« alerted to aerv# aa a raing. other* disbelieving tha ac- lug. hid f . | •" that money re v e re d to are *, and Inland to li,el|i m ti t CoHt Of Living Kiev will lend to pea. r hi urn nt. try. ( Mtato general fi.ml -m ittna ’Tlew",? * . , ,* S «V T Z ' Th.* .K ite . ..Id Navy plane, A similar division exist* among Industry Thee tilt dav lnice -hi.... i by 6o. (tnastaas* Visa Pass nasi ___ " ' “ Ihp ;(,lrrir.|„. from Key West and MlamL wera Rome’s newspapers which are M’ lm projects nil the list which »l" , a " ot hirUided In the hurricane Mr. Truman In the slei bronght th* list of such area* to rnroute north, th* Key Weat didn’t get hv before th# repealer ar**„ .. >S. All,of then: report 12 per cent continuing to Indulge in wldo apec­ ends Sept. 14. planee headed for Dallaa and went lido effect were: '• t Mean wide, South Florida rus 1 ulation. Vonrhees had Inhl (hr Imaiil ur more of their Isbot supply out Au ............. gymnasium end «* preparation* for the auproech Miami planet headed for Atlanta. The Vallcno radio and Quotl- Hurl Ihe only way It ■-n*’.> m. ...)*• of $1176.W K) science hall at Florida ing atorm. Merchant* began Imardtllano said: "Tills Information does purchasing power was to , 1 .1111POCKET MONEY Tq* dapsrtment said the addi­ Ing up itoreftont* at oawo Snmll LOS ANGELES. Aug.26-W>>— tion* were made herauae ilia not have the character of Inno­ mend "Hint sleel wiukrt*' wages A and M. College for negroes: a boat* scurried up the Miami River j 1,000,00(1 University nf Florid* vation, having hern published hy lie ileereaseil m ole iljem e In king »• Beery, ll-ycar-old aeatuhior such areas was widened The Miami Wealher Br.icnn Carol Ann ugiieultiire building; $460,000 for adopted daughter of the lata to cover most of (he nation. It Hie press of various countries In customer's shrinking <l''mnii<l for various ordered northeast storm warnings county armories, 1336,* steel prodlirts." Wallace Beery, will have $600 a ••Id H>e additions did not reflect other circumstances.” "Mr. Vonrhee* talks a’ .'mi Die (mil fm livestock pavilions and hoisted north of Melbourne t.> Ftr- month pocket money. "However)” they added, "It Is •fUjlijlncroaa* in unemployment tiamllna. They already flew frnm background of this case,'’ Murrny 1 926(1,000 for slat# park develop' Superior court yeeterday dah «l. no new critical unem well to observe that In an tmpor aaiih "Why does he not m nthm Ida meut. Melbourne south to Key West, creed that th# girl—who wilt replovnuint area* have cropped up tant and delicate matUr one own taking in Hot entire east coast $70,323 iiynsiao er Vi. tlhla' ncnsi m tha regions originally survey- should adhere to official and datl (Irving Tha hurricane was still grow- calve a third of the octer’a $2,Olds, rhirmau of the nite news which step by step Ing In ell* and Intensity. Highest i>00,000 estate when she become* twinIII of II. H, Rtvrl) |63.ril6 phi* to Christianity. wind* reported *n far nea- the. 21 —be allowed lo withdraw a total j 4^,PH Ik* critical area* are comes ■Inn, or Mr. Fairies*' (llyninmln "And it ia not without profound (rnatiaaeO X-rasa Page OSS) Ineludfd In Frealdent Truman's Fairless, II. H Steel pirihlrnt), leu. In tnis. ha contanded tn*t "It storm canter were 120 miles nn of $1200 n month from her guard hour at Cat Island in the eastern 1lanahlp fund. Tha actor’s format program of channeling govern- slgnlflcance that one who divulg- $76,637 pension?" uplieais there have been extractad Bahamas and gust* to 76 miles |wife, Mrs. Mary Areta Fojrt, wtU HI »wo ------------ construction and ed (such news) up in m*h^ contract*, Tim union ............... wli.i alto ^ MuTr’ihiV^wItneM po'«lbU'"aa1f' PoDO ^ per hour at Nasiau adminlstar use of $700. head* the CIO. said that loan.,aid* their way aa much aa solemn occasion* was tha rM,r", I'lcrlmlniilnry alatamanld statements hii by mat metThe Vatican radio and Quoti- hees Is "ngnlnsl a iimde * DOfThe strong side of the dough­ poiMbl* to help the hnnl-hlt i " i l u . h " in violation of Maragena dtano recalled that the Po m on nut-shaped storm hail not yet VET BILL PABBBB May 18, 1942, spoke of arcluwlo- f w T in r J iv w«B; WASHINGTON, Aug. 86 2*-<JF) —WD r / r ' w a s ' r L ' ^ ^ g m s t a ! " ' reached Nassau. Gales extended outward 200 miles tn th* north and gicat work, then only recently be­ himself and hi*.fellow eucuilvun. I t w l lha — Bills to glva specially-equipped east and tOO miles to the west automobile* and special housing gun In the grotto nf the Vatican. "Last ye*r Mr. Vuorlim, look Tha Pontiff said tha fipdtaga a wage incrmi-e of K’ l.MIT. Mr. light of the committee to , » k of the eenter. dlsablad veterans Increasing wind* and abnormally aid to niora disabled had demonatrated. among . other Falrleia an iiii-rrn«r nf .120,167. Mnragon about hia peiaonal ofMaragena high tides were predicted along were headed for President Tru­ ...... ami- to — demand .. thing*, that the basilic* of BL and Mr. Olds 922,367. This err- fnlre man's desk today. Peter waa built on tha tomb of the lalnly did not show the smon con- I'v'*'"'"1 l'«pvr*. He prot*.Ud that th* Florida east coast. Th* House completed congress­ ret it about InMntimi th.r it ,....1 coinniltUe coun**l had refuiod to Precaution! shouU be taken Im­ l a m c h o w d e r prince of the apostlea. mtkrntn now puriimt m ltsve.'’ l r,‘' urn P«P*ra tha$ Mnragon Uirn- mediately for Ihe protection of ional action on ' th# Senate-ap­ ______ _ ad- gentlemen On Jan. 30, 1940, tha Popa • f««l New England life and property In thn area proved measure* yeeterday. The uni unlnn president nnid Hint i,l_ f v*r lo Jh# commilHa*. • dressed Roman students and de- „ The Mrrhees hml laid hare "the rr The accountant’* *tory of Mora- where hurricane warning* ar,i dis­ i-nk . « o , , „ i . played, Chief Storm Forecaster ’t t f i t t i ' l V * & d ,{l,k l,,v l , C V . M r l»B »,l>l» W o n , M u . ..n . . . Grady Norton said, M W * of the R|o Grand* Tha alerted Florida coast hatn oT icn . hiahooele I Willful «"»». who, through devices:called. _ _ lETM. TOi KENNETH i i . ik . -# u >m f*f management, control thu steel Carmine S. Belllno, aecooHant tened down. Some houteholden Whose te ReeMsae* la C w jow a RetMsne* * H i B c r c u i. ■ I mduitrv nf this touniry." i for the SeHata Investlgatlona Ipib- and business firms began board u ar* hereby reaalred to apYou •which we hay* lneeamaN8M | ................ ............. ....................... Irommlttoe. gava the testimony at Ing up ytalaiday. Boatman moved pear tan September I*, till, » • •In divorce prooeedlag pendcertain croft to safe anchorages. * J iMoked tongue that can’t ln_ the la tha ClreuH Circuit Court ol Ship* and planes at the Key tnt tnole Couatr. In Chanocrr, fau ' n' niniM " w l d ^ i h K ^ T etaad Weat naval base were ready ‘ to filet* i cupohs" (of Pflt.n Peter’# bMMUA) with th# commltte* loat If the atorm headed that way • ’Ttrlatr , - was and ii the plpcti of hia aepul- K 1fflfeiiiat inn Pf w unt! rH,m#2.t' waiting " " ' n‘ bU* con^ ' Iu,y 2fl Meragnn repeatedly vhad Norton called the hurr'r-una "n I’.tan^r 1 f I 1MFONTRD . chre," renegade” and "a bad ac'.ir." "Without doubt, when the hour -Sunts except here* In'wnshfni th« hm,* / FRM CH G K M M Ha said It pursued * veering it revelation cornea, it win Rut Taler, • H r , Beilin* BDIIIND aaltl 9o thl> Immaculate deancourse during th* peat three days, oat solemn and all the Chris«nn remembered an ____ w p ji MtaMwtERi aervlca.. with tha beat first eurvlng northward then shift­ world wl l hall It with ra- hurl opened In Ban Aptonlo. litfW S n r fto H d . ing hack westward. A Navy hur- ■SAL •lot of tha work nunHr.Utioa. of faith and nine Hid Ma Beilin* an* hunter plans had * dlffllaa achieved will total Inconm ra.” ARNdfsBhM F ak l ^ h A.W 000 a year In three be _ to 9U9,60B,a LONDON. Aug, 2#— C/F>—Sir Stafford Cripp* told , department heed* of Britain** govern­ ment today to get nady for at lent a 5 per cent ifa’iV in next year’* National budget. Such a rut would bring laving* of $600,000,- Labor a SCRAPS’ BAOBAB ar Dr Henry McLaulin Story Branded Aa Premature On sta,c *L,,ildln* Finding Of St.Peters’ Bones i .Sit'd TalkH ‘"a vU in T lzt ...... ‘ -"'I.... :■ J « Five Percenter Things that make ANNETTE’S “Tick” C •rwjvL.^ S 5 " ht : i t:; u'i'JSivw CHILI— CORNED BEEF- iBBMJaiLaw ■ <*. Leg«I Notice Ur’a B i V s S S b S f e ak'sa ta a SK 'A N N E X E ’ S a f y i a ? .," 'Thrc™- NOTICE a’lloek oa tha GLASS'. A^AINT CO. r - wo»K»(AN8Hir ms. I - fU lU fr tJ M T o r t M fiM M ia m ( ru n w in d o w OL* B NOTICE w. r. MtNsaaw S E f f i S School aid a aix A certified cheek ar ' tha bid rauo4 iVtl’TIld • dapoaM of To* dollar* wffl (II Tam la Baafeed) Now Associated With m o p . * StminoU^ County h Spa: �l a U a t t f T l««r* Is g t im g t h —. "-* 1 * Pj*MH Ptoto #f th# WorHi THE W E A T H E R Pertly cloudy through Tueeday. Semi likelihood of a few lnei) tknw.ri. Genii* eouthwestrrlr •rind*. ^ of Am*rl**» To Pr«*Me Prosperity for S.nferdT fG L U M E X X X X A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R , _ i gg a — 1 ■ S A N F O R D . FLORIDA., M O N D A Y A U G U ST 29. 1949 tetabH *h ed IM S ftrms Aid Fund Died In Rescue Truman Offers ■* No. 265. A a a o d a te d P ress Leased W lrs R F C Calls Florida S & u t / ie t n r x i Disaster Area For CHICKC Purpose O f Loans Restaurant Loses Front To Hurricane Winds ——11.1.■*—i May Be Use To Britain Aid In Erect . P la n ts D o lla r C risis f e n a te Committees Vote To Let Euro­ pean Nations Make Their Own Arms President Tells Am­ erican Legion U. S. Will Not Interfere In Internal Policies WASHINGTON, Au*. CP)—Administration f w i l i beat iu lt) ,oi i ffvrl In thr 5?niJ< to direct that President Truman y * i 8 to 10 per rent of the bllK ona of dollar* Confreaa haa ap­ propriated la run tba governmanl. The Senate voted 41 to 29 to autpend Ita rulea end adopt a '‘rider” to the armed service* appropriation bill to order Mr. Truman to make the eavlnia. That wee abort of the two-third* vote required to suspend the ruiaa. Vie# President Barkley ruled that a two-third* volt w*» necessary although the Senate parliamentarian had hald that •Tha l*aua could ba aettlad bv a ■Impla majority vota. Tha Sen­ ate upheld Barkley's ruling hr a 41 to 88 vote. PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2 9 -$ » > — President Truman atsuied -rl*» ridden Great Britain today ol tun est American eo-opetation ti< e**e her financial plight and tnmtr ihi world trade esiential to l<r«i •ny peace. Speaking to the American I egion tonvetilion after Philadelphia wrlcorned him wilh soldiers, muw and cheering crowd*, ihe Preiident **> nounced a set of four bairn pun ciple* to guide next week’* con ferences on Britain's gold ami dollat shortage. J ~.■”~VJ'‘ Specifically disavowing critic CAUGHT BY THE ri-'.IUtlFIC hurrfane wlnila tha itm within this country ol Bniam’ * i-*taiiriint In t’(ii!!|iam> suddenly find* Itself an outdo Socialist government, the Pico away tiy the i'lipm-t o f the atorm. Wind* of IRO-ni dent said the United Stales doe* not propose to interfere in another country's "internal politic* " Tha President, flist Leflonnahe elected to that office, waa wr­ ing an black Legion with the Ing i,*gion cat* * i stood Missouri..................... Insignia. He - - - - - at at- J t& V k lg L Okcet hohee LeLittle Damage In I.,fike vro Sdves Residents Of Glade Aren From Seminole County Repetition Caused Bv Storm O f 1928 Aug, e*T".W XSIUNSTON, -X* n owe - i - V-.-...W44 LliJ ance I iirpurallon teday declar­ ! Tool Site*.! Of An*eri- ed the hiirrle*ue.«tMirk a*eH«tt of Florida * ",11,.rater area.'* I ran Fruit Growers Senator I'epper aald the agency • t. now could arrept requests for v„Wis Wrecked Bv Winds dlaa.ler Inanv. The RFC la conLISTED AS DEAD In the daring aldrting vetting up * dlea*tar Damage by die fiiiriir.ine m d.e in cu r o f mrrvlvors of the II. 8. loan fifths in Ihe area where ■ml'imirina Cochlno which exploded Sanfoirl arra w*« i-p <i|r l l > lir J the atorm did the moat dam­ amt sank In the Arctic Lt. W il­ age but will nut decide deflncomparatively light rvrrpl f,„ hm son M. Shafer, Jr., Stamford, of *ome young irl-rv | I—.|», Heir until hearing from Fred Conn. Shafer and flva other crew­ firwell. it, Florida manager, a few young vegrteMrt and ( ’ mo*- .Senator Holland anld the Farm­ men aboard tha Tuak were swept overboard during leacue opera­ fruit, lt>*»"* uf win !, iver- t-(i- er* llomr Xdndnlatrntion fa tion* in the heavy tea*. (Inter­ mated at 10 to I’r ptreen* rln* ready to acrept applicatiuna for * national) lii.inv for purpose* of rehabllli litslii'd mm h n f'th e F lu id ' - ivi'/ ihiV'rm'Jstde crop. r*l'»it* and replanning. m dining pla." when "* riitn«> tt-n-efiunl I* carried The tmin vtrucluril dainrg- wr* Moll and laid (he applications de«-»n Imur v-*i,i-tty >n* .1. kr.l in Ihe nr*a a tool %he<l nf Alnrritan I mil liny he made through the couni Inlei ii.-tltonal Soundphoto 1 Grower* Inr, on lleeulall Avenue tf office* of (ha agency or WASHINGTON. Au*. 2 9 - , /pi through lh» state ail per visor which blew ove, die mad. com *1 (,alnfavi|le. —Two Senata committees voted pletely deuiuluhing the *hrd and today to let European member* o( downing a number ol power line By E V. W JONES the Atlantic Pact usa part of Pres­ wire*, blocking die toad li.u lo i, ident Truman's proposed $1,410,H i m C.l \|i| Aug 29;_</P) and tool* dnl lint appeal 111 be I w*ni » ql, t.iplr No,tun. chief 000. 000 arms aid fund lo build tenllon aa the 70 place 11. 8. Army Army damaged to rum h exlrnl thr ihrd vlorrn bun utei Mi.iini, on a (Heir own arms production. pi nvr<l band from Washington My M XX It XI I. wav open to du wind hu< v.tioui luu, of th- wiumded cilie, and Senator Connally (D-Tex) told Fault Is Placed At "Hall To tha Chlef.,r * WASliI d.lON ol, . 1 (d ’ l Ihe pi uiTe aallrrv in Jadiei itlg bll'hhogv With i love,I ,tdev did luwna pi ibr luum me it,image band swung Into Cal**"'1' il* reporters the combined Foreign Door Of Society, AreTheRolling A lon g 1 a* tha I y. Hunt'* 't(|c- war liiiown open to impri bon !iv reporter* today. Il not apepai to be datnige.l |ate, yetleid.lv Relations and Armed Service* dent, followed by official* " ’" l Not Just Parents dignitaries, walked pat hi* gi.at i Program Carried Out Ijjcliidr* pii tore* of firiiiirrii lninian. II *eii,ior* or fmmei tenalnu, Rosil VMlI IlMtl^C .1,1' l^C | i*» k i l-.prr id damage. Committee* voted 11 to 9 to permit and hi odd Hou»r mt .nlieri. ihfOUgllottl ih# rouotv v * . -.11 |[|,ft, '.(« ipnttv lot.rl wire ksge of honor. Previously he stool m By Mrs. Gingles .Is use ol the money to buy lo o k "It i* nol to much deliquenl At ,l|l|*ienl tin-** liming the Senate to -p e r rentei hearing*, mated hv ^oi" 1 "*v •' •!'•’*»» u„,| iI h r» xxitl* little more equipment and raw material* to patent* who cause juvenile delin­ front of an Air Force eonflngmr. Mailed As Success BUt'igi aplinl iHt'lmr, on Hunt’** posing for picture* with l55.000 rhm, il'ifidV MMiirrtl by tlv« produca weapons in their own fac­ quency a* il it delinquent society", mender Perry Brown of the leg.... wall* liin'i' been meiilliinrd Tlie No (ignic* <>i. Kind >c|,>, >i 1"'"’ !||ie*l mod President Truman outlined gen Surce** ot Sanfntd'* recreation l»ptliHti"H In- been Unit hr u»e,l|D Jrt tories. D - * *»id Judge Matlie H. Farmei. I \ 6 l U r n S are ev.»d*Me hut itndrll ’> i* u I W, fixitid ih- |icn|i|e i>f the area Connally said the vote came on Change county juvenile court trally a program for combatting program thi* lumruer among both them lo impre** potentlHl client* |D i g D I O W Rngrr ij XX'liile, lliinl'* lawyer, _ c(tided h>r ih# (>ciu>d -il th» U'lim |,(tqiy tint the, >nd then fsmilte* r. amendment by Chairman Ty judge, who tpoke before the Ro­ Communism, restoring the world while and colored children was trade balance and bringing pm* me* (D-Md) of the Arms Serv­ tary Club today, "All of u* are nerlty to Europe In the face of (ininled nut Thmiday evening in )lCvlt,"l new,Mien lo look Hie pic- T « A l I n n l i M T k - - _ _ si 7 : 0*j un lie. *<■(iiidin< to ^ ^ w n f ciltvr nrl (It H Ilir In1ilI Wffck* ..........Ml lie -on!, I lino I* no Moughlutt. Ii . wcsll,rim.ui I ix^r WiH mtur witlfiprf.1(1ices Committee. _ to blame and all of u* should do Soviet Russia’* hostility to deim.- llir radio talk try City Manager •Sc>et aleoit any of liio,e. XVe __ f eratlc effort* to generate recovery Clifford McKibbin. Senator Vandsoberg (R-MIclii wltit It Norton The vil.tlti'l-I Kind anil tn‘ i j |hr qloiit) djdn I ,trol any of them X V r didn't U / • 1 1 . I l t r i n n a Mr. Truman spoke to a crowd ! “ (telling a lair *l*rl in obtain­ get '*ov «f them at the point of ■ I I I I I I L / j r l l l g v l u S D S from Ft lit.*v ' >kIiI in o.nh had ar*ued egalnal the proposed something about it". 11ar1 AVAinfil I tun It*i imllioni ii (r it day inorultig, iilayeil *>*'-■*>i Pointing out that Orange county In Convention Hall estimated bv In,i mmprprf Imvirrli IIi w cfitit llflick ing authomatioi) m planning the • lit legion officiate at I ft, 000. nwer linev <"l at nlie Inur is planning a fall round-up to go limit I* the mamifaclurer*' 4it In roVNtJ He went to the convention aftei program, Mrs. I*, ivt. Gingle* car- COurwel, now ill In a horpital. D c t i n a n e In Florida If, elf of thr lintellellnn* wet fit tori into the jail*, the recreation cen­ parading t h r o u gI h crowd-lined of eervlee, *c,.l_ Manatci II II in n (Is,’ . tied out a very good recreation ters, (he schools and tha home* rtreete led by a hi vtorlo mounted ' ‘ i I’Fny Estimated At 50 Mil­ Coltmeii of thr Florid* >v -i i> "l So the f >m c:i-ti i" made what he program." h« alated. "With the Light .CO. Four «i!dlttn»iil ICSV!* termed , *!tui|i|e" nr preliminary fn an effort to find out everything guard unJ4co-operation of The Herald, all lion, Mostly Citrus nM !nfn I survey lie rciveied iteci* town hewet# ^rcuglii lipr# that b not.right, .and * aoa^jrhat . "It la a wonderful turn out." the pTMtdairt said at Itmvhaon, •‘‘and event* way* adequately gn*0*inced. crew* ! (wren Minin' and Juno, and lalVoil picture can be done aTm.it it J o i n > « « * rY '^ 'k V . T " horsT'arlTjlaryi^an The City Commistlon appropriated NEW YORK. Aug f t - l / P ) Tlie men vnrleil Friday out>l nllti an airline pilot who lisd Juat Hunt private office. Tlinie wer« — Th# N*» Vnrk mrtropnlllan Registration o f all achool pupils, er said that if members ot the Notic >k i « m * n« ra«e aia* midnight, then f'"N dolttl't until |.,iiinH,e<! I,v car from Jacksona relatively small amount of money oiiiai ....... in adjoining mom*. white and colored, will take place ary arra «aa haltered by 7n.»r,ll#. inlilniglit Hit Hi In, n>> I (' >"i rln, vill........ Hi Club and similar oiiiigiftiiiwnei organisations' try LIUO non limilRT , , for the program in June as fundi] rhe iiMm of 1'ieeldent Trn Wednesday morning throughout on hour wind* today a* Ih# It,,,, wo iieaded llirougli the C a f r a W a V had not lieen included in the vest * min mm, mi a table, ft bear* the hurricane that hit Florida Dirk- |light Rmulev to inHnlgl't. »"'l Seminole County, Bupt. T. W. would look upon the children oft M ’ f t V 'O l * ,•• ngnln >ni M>> i"ti ni -Invlilil'l innyic ■>( fallen l i e " wldch all the community •» (Heir pals, they . a. wa 1. awtun announced today hudge, 1„, summer r c c r c a . i ,^ V*, #d north. The Weather llurraii 1 ilni min ti *viik It, •<*i tv Siii'il** \ l.iil i.In. ke>l lire lugliwHy and boat Tha registration* will be atart- would never have any noubl* •mid the wind*, arrtinrpunlrd I "">K tiler hint >>•**■>l ‘ I n i >1 >" |.,,,, ,. iv to Ill'll" iil.idc. on tlie "A broad W ]J>™ 7 II,mt ILou ....... . i,l at the various achool* starting by ratn, rnirlinl fhrir hlehc-ii ,, i,r ,k „r Laii nkeeiicholie*. ill Ctr' |lt t.t.'lll '1 I H 9.00 o’clock oml continuing un­ with ihem. ,1 nf Mt* 1 (( n.HeaeN tie Pass ■*«* velocity *1 5,1(1 A. IXf.. Ily !* I >■'. titfnit mi l" "Often we find that the only u,1, ahlp' of 'various* cl vie rtiihe. Tin .. ..... ....I If........ * l’-r til noon, and bus aervlca will he thing In the world a boy need* Is Hit I*(|>4■ 'hi Ml V I . n...i it.k n • '-'I hin in mu given till* im-line, •X. M. the wind had «iilt*ldrii lo provided to transport the pupil* a friendly pat "U (he hack, »he s «|t|fll| I I Ml . '-’ I mile* an hour. Il#tw##ii |* . |«nll* » Mavur Andrew Carrawav, who to all school*. linn *,id 2.1.11011 rnnatimer* In I A 111»XV4 ' Iiiii itg ! *■11•, h«» ! t.cd for both white and f"l"re,l D on . t v Mm «l ll»ri> raid, adding that one '>■ of•■■■ the chief ram. among ;»"* -■ -j" ; returned Thursday by plane from _ All pupil* of all grade*, whelha "t't.l ’I'.VM Me- X K* i* the bechildren. A* a result, Lewi* Jnnr, ' *tiBl,*,.. M. li.im *o* odtltaiv , J" V " f k « e t c wllhnul r l c r l r l iral service thay are now pupil* or have \ ‘> r.tl hlw r ^ t "Nobody Washington. D. C. after a 10 dav f ♦ 11fl4*e 'MttxC'l hlii'vii't* fur a li m e *« at (ienrK**lo»'n and Adam Ijalne. Pi J.b?_Ah,I« i"* ± ..".0,,0(,y vacation, atatad today that he repreviously attended achool In (I'fHiltl** iPnatiaaea *• e»* » •'** *• of Xaughsn Hire* ware knocked down in ceived "unofficial encouragement” at Goldsrinro have rnndurUd well I lin n Seminole County era required to 4ffl 14*H Brooklyn, <|ueen* and Ihe ' »t»l* H ... Iitnnned iccrcatlon nroprnm* fm ! u -i-ri*> »;i| !>. my good friend (’ ■ ’1 from RFC officials regarding register, anld Mr. Lawton. Bronx. . it ,(f»ird. fuP ! ner'icf* h • colored children includlmr *wim 'uueX Bunt with all good wi-.li Sanford's proposed terminal loan. No further attendance will he — ofI W*I1 •" K * k» ii (ft * (i i f * i' Mi,M than 035 '■ H B Vaughan" ii'.id cn l, of San With Representative Sid Her- tain* partle* twice a week. anulred until Tuesday. Sept. 6 vhl.lt >• * )*f 4;ft fill fMl Ifmil were housed Friday night "Mra. Gingle* ha* been nvsi-t t In t'.e rei-i-ptmti mom K a 'imp CHARLOTTE. N f Ana n> long, he visited RFC attorney’s when the tarm commence*. 'll f% ilflT«,(M in'I t . h ,'til with President Tru ,/p . Tt i ; i......■ Saturday tnnrnmg in aohnola and officials and was advlatd to ,«l In th> program for white dill I >1 <■( Hunt All principal* and achool lunch 1*19*’A '88 ix119 w\ iking t ,,,.,( «l II H ills,it Arnold. ' e «»lg Itumrene wa, M. WASHINGTON, Aug. 29—<JP> go ahead with the court action dren by A Burnett, Tom Gataldo. m l other Iniilding- ilcMgnntcd an rrnonnel met last Wednesday at Alii'ii* »r t Il h phittMIlmvHifi, thrrr ® today for joblaai needed in order lo validate tha Timl Ruiil. Mr*. Murttn Rrnkhi*f in I Majtir ,,i o.l.r Xtliiltnra Iiy the Siummile Chapter the Junior High School to hear E. — New application fd'i ♦* (i-p(i „ ' I,,,,t hem I f Gm Red Cm—. Malcolm tiR. Jackson of tha Bureau of pnymanta have dropped to tha using of parking meter funda for »on, She In and France* Moure ami im f tl^ An Fm-i- hand (now a ‘ Ii turned b a d to llir iiorrliciu ,+,M ( fills, 11(1If Ml Hilhy Btrnstrom. A variety ,>( iirutemuil colonel l„, Nm th ...,l ........ (owsat level tinea last November. Mie." | ing Me. Neill, disaster chairman, »"collateral for tha loan. Health Information of the State , . fl - oullici t eaat (9arl (tt .’*"1 lof Th* Bureau of Employment ..... need Gils ntoMiniK Thin action, first to be taken gome*, hobble* and craft, have* White «,l<l thi- na, Islen at «r- • • . .jlcaith Departnien discus* sanljt ,f pier 9Mv » , Wfd I Seen taught ami children have „ White II hii— c > concert tn which' 11 * *[* S dying effort to ictum Security said yesterday a steady lecn I In--tn included 218 while per un in Circuit Court, la necessary fVitlnn and sterilisation 'n rela­ t i v wm »trP GGf’c'l. 1 been encmiraged to become pro , 'elecllmi writlrti liy Hunt wa,;*1 ’ in# Atlantic orrsn where ii wa. mm:, who were aludtnrcd m th" tion to achool lunch program*. Ha slackening “ in tha rat# of new because thera Is no precedent In *rm thi'iihthlKli (he 'll ir.* tt* * »i Oo Page a*** ti'-ivoil, mtitleri "Niece of Dude 'pawned a week ago. alio diicu**ed personal hygiene Industrial layoffs," fa Indicated placing parking mater funds at t M#*ing«** r F MuKddtnt South Side Primary. Grammar, .......... | Hint nl 1. ini o'cluet Snl lunior High end Seminole High The talk was arranged by the In sharp drop# In new unem­ such collateral, aald Mr. Carraway up , . . , „ . 1 howling monster which WllllanTM/WaTter „ water mam had •Sehoola. More than 117 negro redemlnnl# County Health Unit, ployment alnc# mid-July. this morning. Initial claims Indicating new ..pel and Mu. Hunt with Veughen.l’ , " ,j i . . * co<,‘ ' " " leu „! qqr, t'o'f. A"enue, doe toi-'ileuts were hollaed hi (’room* With hi* brother Acey, Mayor working In eo-operatlon with Usa unemployment numbered 289,307 Carrawav attended a dinner given piiifl lhl» whs tnkun nt in-l . f *, rnciJiy. rutting a mu! nf tree mot* The mol,|and Hopper AcMilcmm* anil al county school lunch program. — •1 1 nth4*r Whitr ILuisr uunuart a t, li-nulllon dollar damagf* uvallt, i kmo veil mid Ihe main **• l St -lames A. M. F, I'lmrch in outi*» of iirsft.noo.nno to aMinu- during tha weak ended Aug. 30, by the National Commlttaawomsn tha report aald. Thli waa a drop of the Democratic Party at the (Ceettaue* On Pag* ala) Geoigetown. William M. Walter, 55 year old which two of Hunt’* vmg* wara.wai detcribtd by wpAlbermrn M |,«l|,-.| Iiv II "" *r«8«ttnN»# •»*» %i « i •ul , S A. Allen, ehairnian of llie of 11,888 from th# number filed Mayflower Hotel ballroom and TMiuerl of Laka Monro# for thr Ml ,-lty etew, «>» old pick mg past tfi years, died at 2:2ft A. M -------hf*vy wmetoto.m th* previous weak JUSTICE ILlT ,11 Hi..., iri-d flehi ir, lull ii ■>'! 1 1 i n .'iK ii ta tln u O o m iin tii'o , used hraid President Truman and Hiindav In en Orlando Ii(i*iiIIhI II j g*( su 11 1tl I j 1 T f l l l I h i. . arrou the (.stolin, » i , vine lime to >d"«n up tin h i- r u in a m i bn v ie * at m i ch a rg e Initial clatma declined In 40 Vice-President Barkley apeak. YORK, Me., Aug. Supreme Court Juattce Wllay B, Matas. following an Illness of more Ilian ' 1 ,, . . , ,,, I’ iedniont secllon yextcidny hring j, Intel y end Ml Mr Fil­ to l i a n s iiu r t co lo red n - 'l d c i l l i lit During th* trip north ha visited , , ! r l III# reanienl, tie palletil tiulilalloro to tile aiieltei , Idle I ed Also filed, however, wars 7,088 ■Rutledge ta "showing Improve­ • V «r. F l l l f C l l A t 2 1« , « « ( ) ing heavy ,ain.. Ilul il. .led Mr. and Mr*. A. B. Patarion at , r i l l . Mini *o I o Opel a ll' IiV lirtvia Furniture Go. iiiovided two ment" at York Village hospital, claims from veteran* who had Born Oct. 22, 1873 In South ____ jtwisting power wai irducrd lo Itml truck* to tak«r fund to aiieltei,. bean filing under th* service­ Jamestown. N. Y. and at Chatau- Lyon, Mich., Mr. Walter, a re 1 1 ash in Ih e a ll eel ol a spokesman aald today, n e w YORK, An*. 23—(< 7 * 1 — e y» Must of those In th* 'helter, hill mil Io Iil<i’ h The BB-yaar-old Jurist Ila under man1* readjustment benefit pro* ou». Th* Petcrsona era alio now tired auditor, moved to Lake Mon r^** atomic tinrniiing of tliroihlms htcakitig, shingle testing end the r ei al tniXiii Ireen ■< i- lilown ■laved from 2:UH A M, to lUdhl treatment circulatory eon- gram. This program expired for hark In Hanford. .ant for a eli._ roe from Btonewsll, Ml**. For * ,n Aug. ft. IDIB. imik 210,000 to I fouling of power sod commiinir* y M. Saturday, said Mr. Mac* ((**«*■ ■ •« Ita T e e * MSI _ (CaattaseC Da H | « Its* dltlon, mon, tha hospital anld. number of year* he onerated « .mp.iimi live*, Induillng tho»« of Neill. About 80 people worked at The Judge's family declined to rnteken farm at Lake Monroe. j .lo.qoo troop*, »«v, tlie mayor of Lm| Grose Headquarter, and at permit any further statements , " * '* t« 7vlv«d by two son*. .!„,,*„#*# city . 'lultcra end did .i "marvelous job" about hi* condition. James Clayton Walter, f.ak>-' \Invni Stdiuin Bainni wa* in,ald. lie expre»*ed thank* to Monrns. and Leonard Dougla, t#rvlewed yeaterdav iiy Norman , Stutlon XVTRR wluri>e personnel WARREN CONFIDENT Jfglwr of Miami; on* daughter •rouaioo. editor of the Haturdsy [ 'tayed up all night to make anTALLAHASSEE. Aug. 88-G F) Mrs. Richard McArthur, Oholson. n«y|«w of Literature. . imuricemcnta. ^-Governor Warren today an* on* Mnther, Arthur Waller the mayor said he based hi, | Spunking tn hohirlf of th# Red WASHINGTON, Aug. 29— <JP>— Polilieal tom-tom# in Democratic nf Wticonilni one sister, Mr, r,tluiate on the number of ration tre a te d confidence tha Lagiala(.mas ho stated ttint hu and Mr». tore will provide sufficient reve­ and Republican camp* hay# begun thumping out tha prelude to tha Lorans Loreni of Chicago. '.-aid, lie l»,urd licfore and after nue-to meat Ita appropriations. Funsral services will be hshl at exiiloslnn, flnmal wa* the NEW YORK. A w . 2 ? ^ S t 1950 congr**«ional *1*ctk<as. ................. He ha* called tha lawmakers In­ Erickson Funeral Home at 8:3« Ity's rallon cnmmlsaloner during much, or how little, you do. Bone* srmmd the country worry more { ( opportunity to thank From the CCP side Senator Wherry (R-Nabl hit the firat nota in a to special ■***inn for Sept. 7 to P, M, tomorrow with the Rev. A ike war. Ilsinal’* figure la higher about that today than ever before, miuh and every one of the many make up a 187,000,000 deficit'be­ radio ipeech yai'trday. G. Mclnnla officiating. Interment tksn any prevlimaly used hy Jap The reason ii they re in i double rqiirrrr I hry’re trying In get , luntcrr* whose untiring effort* Tha .Sjnaf# Republican laadar aceuiad Truman Damoerati of will follow In Evergreen Came , ivm or American source* tween Its record 1848,600,000 approprlatlona and anticipated re­ threatening "our historic way of ♦ tery. * " * » •» Hwr <*n n.i<- .W . r - d uc . “ J. "gj K Tlie II. S. strata,3 r “ b * b l w £ » * « j 5> venue. Ufa througn Soclallim, spendthrift tha Ira of Democrat laadsra. public, At tnt Ram» tinu.^ !Cro*ti during mrvev reported un June 29, 1946,1 ring our. first fru^rg^ncy , _ Warren declared to ballera* a government and unbearable tax01 DIVIDEND that die most plausible estimate ] l« f,or's drive for a shorter work week. Anderson denied GOP charges Inf the 1849 hurricane seuson. ft sufficient tax program will ba ap- fa." YORK, Aug. 29-<flV , -- . . „f lies,] wa* 70,^(IGU to 80,000 with spreads out more industries. that th* Administration (■ landing „ NEW . extilw mill spokesmen warn wi* a pleasure end honor lo work jrovad' “ without undut delay." Ha mediated th* election of a tha neopl* toward a "welfare Grinning ax-GI’s linedupby the , n equal number Inlured. Supreme"**?. *r* . . P’1** *sa*In*t worker*each ih*l th# indii'try face.*'with such a fin# group pf. ladies H u t declined to predict (to num­ Republican Congrats next year "to state", and that Americana have thousand today to claim their Allied Headquarters at Tokyo on,olhf r' « would look like a stale- extiricllon In New England unless 'ml gentlemen." ber of daya tha axtra aesalon will atop tha biggest give-away abow loit some of their llbaritlM .under •hara of Uncle Sam’s 12,800,00". f*!>. 0, 194(1, estimated 78,000 * 9 " the consumsr getting they produce more. Mill owners A meeting of Hi* Rad Cross ow aarth." “ ........................ - 1............. tha uroral o f It, In higher prices W National1 Service Ufa Insur- r|M1j and 14,000 missing. contend that productivity there >Disaster Commltta* will It* h«1d President Truman. dividend Senator Anderson fD-NM) lad "Tha cHliens of these United Ilamara flgurss on tha soldier unless ways can be found to turn range* es much as bU per cent less ] Thursday night at ft "0 o'clock at ^ BroC IA l Application blanks, distributed ilrsd are new. He documented hit out more good* In less time. then in some other textile regions^ th* City H all, Mr. MacNelll .............. sn fldf far tba Damoerat* at a party State* are not only In p o m MIAMI, Aug. Tha railroads are face to face An employer In the building in •d. for tha first tima today, flowed eitlmate by enumerating the rally near Hamilton, Ohio. Ha rid- of ell the tlbertlaa they have trnaty Senator R. _ Oautlar Mid ieulad OOP "waifera ataU" and enjoyed," with thr* probletn. Their non­ duitrv contends that employes ] out at th* rati of 4,BOO an hour troop organisations Involved. _______ to asserted, ‘'but I today raIntroduction of tba Gulf- "itatlam" digs at the AdmlnUtra- away from the Wednesday nlgbt at th* downtown federal building, operating employee go on a 4ft avenge one day off for each two, TH E W EATH ER fttream racing data bill might lion. Tha Praaldant, ba daelarad. partv of the Democratic National ana of the city’* many dlstrlbu- • TAt,MADGE VS. GEORGE hour week Thursday at tha tame day' nf work. II. C. Turner, Jr..' JaoMurdUa tha race* of tha spa- *9oaki forward with Hoga" to Commltta# convinced that wa art tloa centers. MACON, Ga., Aug 29-U P )— pay they're baen getting for ift president of the Turner Construe-; JACKSONVILLE. Aug. £9-UP> •W aaaalon of tha lalatnra, Matting In I960 enough Congrea# on tha thraahold o f avan aa ex-- -------------------------- ; Governor Harman Talmadg# Is Hour*. That will be coetly to the thin Co., with offices In New York, ' High H# said he had Informed wmbara to carry out ovary pan pension of the liberties wa have SURVIVORS SAIL ‘ Ming subjected to etrong prte- roads, unites ttojr either cpn do,# I'hlladelphls, Bouton and Chicago, Atlanta jjtwh an attampt ba mada o f Ua laglalatlvo program. down some facilities two days a add* up Iti4 Haturdays and Sun­ GHOTON, Conn., Aug. 29— (/F) ure to fight for Ihe Senate seat . tfiua far enjoyed.” Birmingham ^ 1 * one form or r arm If Anderson's speech waa tha openWherry told hla radio - t Hm ts —Survivor* of the '■uhmerlne nf XValter George, tha Macon week without loan o f revenue, or day* a year, 8 holiday* and 19 v*-| Charles" It la aacaatary to ttobUL" In a drive to defeat Ian- that tha Administration haa pro- Cochlno, which sank Friday after Tilegrayh and Nawa said In Sun car* get th* former amount of re- cation day* to got a total of 122 . ClevalMd •ulta lu eight leas hours of work. day* not worked. That leaves 2481 Mempl (R-Ohto) w to too h i .anted maaauraa "tto t ^ ion in Arctic waters off diy’s edition. however, days out of the year's 886. batttaa la the la v - threaten the aotvsney aff Phlf * sailed today for New The paper said It waa reliably I Rail labor lenders, Jec u t , haa been fn a letter to hla employee ha it i Norway. leformad that a strong move was note that s ernmaa^ d t o t i f ‘ Hal! .......................................decreasing Talmadg* In the] decreasing m letordaya anyway ■eys the one off, two on ratio im submarine afoct to enter H should mean "starting w o r k submarine baso Snate rasa rather than tha'sino# ladw -------- „ ||g| Twe) gubernatorial enapnlgn. Rotary Is Told Of Delinquency By Judge Farmer McKibbin Praises James V. Hunt’s Picture Gallery Sanford’sSumnwF Thrown Open To Curious Newsmen Recreation Deal . I O AtlRflllC UC6&I1 K R e g istr a tio n For Opening OfSchools J r On ^Wednesday R ep o rts Progress On Terminal Bonds Residunts Of City Given Shelter During Hurricane New Unemployed Drop To Low Level Died Sunday MorniriK Republicani Launch Campaign To Regain Control Of Congress More Output Per Man Is Seen A s1Answer To Rising Production Costs SLw*. UaJJ.: .JUmua/W . ..ii._-.jji. I ^ �StfflMHn ' Facts And Fiction ; ATifSanfordlferald Dean Matherly Secs No Danger Of Major Economic Depression Nor "LIPS THAT TOUCH I m m d & S & i **er jC tere*/ Tho realtor glance* over hi* newajjaper. Unsolved crime* greet him. Here’* a murder of two fine young twople‘wit i _ .............,.r _ ............................ . a murder with plentjr rffaC toettee no apparent motive. Here’u planty o f motive, ,0»N N» « , iaia, a« i . every ......... euapect I,... an kl I) it ml the crime aeema tn “oifiM ' “ ••i but haa *n alibi and the real real crime to '* J lu itri, rierMa, ’ m Cm i h h *1 m m have escaped without leaving a trace. The reader cannot aee B f l M A M h •U _ _ _ _ aOLLANO why, when myatery fiction ulwayn turn* out to have so obKSII.r ooruom n a a n i vloua an untangling, the authorities cannot find the answer Maalaaaa Malaga* to mysteries which seem no hurder to solve, U fa * The reuder opt ns hi* new myatery novel. In a few mom­ M M Maim mmih ------- w jj| enta he in confronted with a crime which seems to have Sre# . Maltha (la Heaths __ strangely familiar aspect*. Surely he has not read this book Tsar ____ before7 No, he’s sure of il Hut juat the same there is that haunting auggeatlon of Boniclhing dirnly known before. He known that facta are stranger than fiction. What lie does not alwuya realize it that facta become fiction. The rrr.ratrC SlalltuUf a , u . real masteries of *oday, the murder here, the stolen jewels Ihere, liecome the mystery fiction of tomorrow. The writer "•■•M Mir. a«4 at. has to get and most o if Ihis ' T h * l l r r a M |a a — »«' H « l Ihis I I ! start m i l . I somewhere, n u i m -he gets i ota m um u lls Pr**a Maw" u •.m ul starts not out of ids inner consciousness but o ff the page* • fc iii w a rw 4 L m Bu n H m u h i 4 .i.° - T h 7 vp 'ii.E, «u MONDAY, AUG. at, TODa Y m l i l i i i e v s n o p 1} ■ >1 • l r. Hut Imw often do we lind be the cat*, AkU1 Itow often w a g t ii •h* iraRawtiiter and tpnnf pianting teaton, industry played un outtt.indinAart atfordina Ip * survey retested by th* Southnn Pine Attotiation, Ifk'v Orleans, La, Slot* For*dry DcpailnwnU produced end distributed from 19 state-operated nurseries 144,719,-W A fiH forest ftiMel tma I fl2fl tree aaadllniea. seedling*. Tkla This *'bams and Florida ran • clo«. third romparea with the 1947-48 aea- and fourth place with t'> “ <•' um IU.H21.927 son’* production of 91,484,000 and 19,678,146 seedlings seedlings from IB State numrUa. iw ily r H ta U ^ o r tlu T e s u Z S t^ Private Industry puntjtaoed for of production at 2U nur.erles du * planting on corhpany lands and for ng this y ..r Indicate an .even “.n fr.ae distribution to amall land- larger rtforestatlon program durown*ra 88,088,600 a.sdlInga-68?) log the coming planting ,*a#on. of thu total HUte nursery jerodu*The 1949-80 woductlon fleurai lion In the 1948-49 plantlnf. een- indicate that mure than 284*000* IBM . . I fWW l fltk .a l —___ IIS .1. .7 yj|000 foreat Ire# seedling* will be According 1° BUte ForeaMjra r + available for distribution to lendporU of seedlings purchased, the owners from Mate nurseries TSSSSi *how■»fp: ( * 150 mileV ovli th** Sanf/ ” _ be watari , <velocity ^ T b f-o a ly Stt-: before hence in m lumber and pulp and pa iifiL * That RUSSIAN TRACKS q , , i ’ p " , , gh,:i Ruaalan train* cannot now run ° » German track*, which are W, T.„i7in8r.T.'."i.D,tiar.;.s living greatly on mllltarv ••■hie.. might I Watt — • Berlin — " oourcce told the "tl'l roillly, ouiw the n ad 10 to war" Sov,rt# nna.frm*lr *>rMd’ >«d wide llRfllfl the road war • lingMt»» frntn• Dn. “ Our leader* take that rlak be gouge one-track tin* from Rutala via Bretlau to Frankfurt-OncuiiM- they feel that there U no 1adeuuate alternative." the New the-Oder, on th* PolUh-Gennta York Republican declared yitter- border. dav in a termon at the Flrat Pr*at im e e x t e n d e d hvtfrian Church, where hla fatTer, NEW YORK. Aug. 2 9 -//P ithe late Rev. Allan Macy Dullea, Th# fact-finding board In the ityl one- w*i. patter Dulles, who tervad the N. 8. Induttry dlepute announced to^Kr deli-palion to the United Nation, that Preildent Truman had *xdedal ed: tended the time for aubmlttlun ol “Today our nation I* relying Ita report to Sept. 10. The original deadline wat to­ giciitly on material and military might. That I* rtangeroun. A na­ morrow, but the board had to aik (U .llta M g tmm f a i l Hal) ................... ............. „ ____ .... , tion Hint iioairstn a treat mill for ,.w th* extension because rMUIW i-uhniUpromptly and working a full day." rnuh||( hment I* likely *u ho I *|on th# evidence took iungtr The plea for more work alto fnf|,leitred hv the countel of per- |,j„in WM f|rit SXpccted. cornea from a source that might xulm w|io helleve In tho Inevltal'U- | ____________________ Hurprlse you. In a report to he |tv of war or who believe that ANTI-HUB TRAINING submitted neat week, leaders of |good ends ran be gained hy vlnCharles A. Vlnlng, avlstioi the liritlih Trades Union Con- |enf~ means. electrenlc* technician, first rIA, gross are telling workers thet , “ policy makers work with the UHN, husband of Eleanor Bolt Policy ...------buslnoss Is being math tielng taxed utmost to |n„|„ thist. It seems, can Ire mad* thu limit and labor's only hope |XVallaldc. Economic and military Vlnlng of 9fr06 West First Htietl, 84. for better living itendards is t o . .,UWi-r enn he developed under the la attached to Patrol Bquadron A ir f Statioi, work harder. spurt of l.ws and approprlatlnn*. « « » * * » • m it Home executives In this country hut moral power does not derive . c.l- s u h m e r t n e t r . ln| „ , think that maybe hiring some |from any act of Congress. It de- antt-aubmarln M inure pends on the relations of a people program. more men might he the way to I pendi output per man to thalr God. tret increased i "It la tha church** to which w* hour. Gustav Metsman, president of must look to develop the resources offei that Now York Central, says It may be for the treat moral* offensive wite to add. supervisors to the is-required t» make human.rl«M» railroad’s staff 0»n "to a see that ws secure end to win a Just and last­ By peace" urn getting a full day’s work for ingDulles By W. V. Billing seld that Congress we* a full day’s pay, and to sc* that working on great plans to halt Tauchtea Drug tu. th* work that we are getting Is Communism by giving economic Give a doctor a chance to productive work." know you and your family ov«r ••ml military aid to "tho** who w* Against this, Labor makes two hope will reilxt." a period of year* and you will points. One is that with fswsr coma to regard him not only a* “ It ii however, perfectly clear, working hour* employes are fresh­ he udded. "that these plans will a man of science but a* • teacher and valuable friend. er and can produce more work per not succeed If they merely put You will find by followlnf hour. The other la that manage­ material thing* Into the hand* of hi* instruction* and advice conment often wastes labor's time, men who do not have a aplrllusl calling your health that much keeps employes hanging around full II and who do not feel a *en»e din*** can be avoided. A unnecessarily and doesn't piovtds of human brotherhood and of soc­ Aa your doctor become* bet­ work for them efficiently while ial responsibility-" ter acquainted with you,, ht they ar* on duty. A UNTUN tu rru il light for a group of (torm refugect who were driven PRIHON ESCAPE learns something of youi he­ Another factor—on* on whlrh from Utelr homes In Point Beach by tha moat tav*|* hurricane ever to be CLEARWATER, Attg. 8 0 -W ) redity, environment, nnd emo­ Labor and Management often do racorded Iri Ilorlda. Home *,000 persona fled to the atftly of etorm tion* . . . all pertinant to your not see eye to eye—la th* matter —A 200-man posse surrounded a shelter! when electric power lines war* knocked out, leaving th* city in of mechanisation. This la being swampy area today where John health. You and your doctor darkness. This group to in th* Count/ Court House. (International) come to a state of undei ■tend­ -peeded up in mills, factorise, on Calvin Russell f i t believed hidtrg following his escape from th* ing end mutual respect, the the farm* * and In the offices. Pinellas county Jail where he firm foundations of friendship. A case tn point is Labor** ob­ A conscientious phaimariil jections to tho us* of diasal an- was held on a murder charge. Russell beat a Jailer over th* merits /our trust and confi­ glnes on th* Beuthern Pacific night and fled from dence, too. (CeiHaoea rte«a Pas* o u t _ Hallway If It moans fewer work­ hind last Ofnc#r» Savannah, N. Y, Socialism." rla“ n o # I* Ike Mind ol < er*. President A. T. Mercler re­ !►# JXU. ______ with bioodAug. 24, 1049 radio program Guy plies that on tha:fac* of it diesels hounds picked up Rueeell’e trail > Ul Editorial sdvsrli**■In Dear lleiald: Oabrialeoli. th* new GOP chair- are labor saving, They pull haav aid found an abandoned blood t a y ring la this paper You may Ini Interested in knew- man, saM aid hi hi* party would work to ler loads, require lees helper oer sputtered truck he need in the Ing a hunt thu opening and early save the nation from the “ destruc­ getawayprogrtn* of our northern celery tive effects” of what he called Mr, vice, make better time end are easier on th* tracks. But he saya shipping deal. Truman’* “ promise everything that thereby Ui* road can meet A fuirly good rain on Aug, 17— policies." truck competition. Therefore, he our third idiuwer since mid- M a y Benator Anderson Jibed al Gabrought relief front the Intense brlelaon In hi* speech, lie said th* reaaona, "w* expect to be able to (try hiul of tho pu»t 2 imml-is. GOP chairman “ i* the big wheel In get more traffic with the ditaela Temueratures tumbled about 80 a corporation whlrh has borrowed and put more men to work." And degrees In that many hours and It more than 118,000,000 from thu so, Houthern Pacific plans to uaa diesels almost onUrely by I960, r lot* been cool ever since. RFC." and added that If some ReAnother business spokesman Fields already show effect of ean la expected to apeak out teaks to allay abor’a faara that the botli thu moisture and improvtd in th* l Ustt* of aliollahlng govern drive to Increase output per man temperaturv. ment loan* to business, “ the GaIn our first week and a half of brlalaon answer I* sure to lie, ’not hour Is Just a speed-up, or a move back toward swsatahop days. harvesting w« parked 18198 me!' ” W. Walter Williams, Seattle crates, all of which mada grade. Gabitelson said the Republicans businessman who la chairman at Quality 'generally so far la h«6* ter than anybody supposed would have an axcallent chance io regain the Committee for Economic Deat Congress next year bit-' valopmant toy*i "Increased prolie possible, oven experienced B#n control i -the people "are becoming ...... duetlvity la aoi eo much • mfltl who examined th* crops In IM and more disgusted with th* of working harder ae It to a mat­ field every day. And extravagance* of ter of working better." Average rp Ft)B B market to Truman Admlnlitralion." tratU h«* been 42.78-2.88. all Y « 'u w to W the opposing camp, AnMoiqultee «praad suck dis­ across tha board. Unleu aid. -W# will antor the eases aa malarip, yellow fever goes off there Is not much apalgn In the bast shape and dengue. hood the market will sag, ae Democratic Party has caperIsn’t too ntueh tonnage In id throughout Its long hlsBest estimates still place *7#. have strong esrdldau* live Ixtaei, and wa are toady to pectlvo NY celery crop at Itot name any) and sffec- fight." (h# 8-year av *. of nurmnl nurmal 8-y« _ w ^ l o c a ll y w# will probably . that percentage. When wo have moved 28,00©30,000 crates, 1 will writ# Your Doctor Atoll You Republican Plan Beginning Tuesday Aug. 30 K SUMNER PANTS » toPf* Ud „PvU.‘ f iV - Rf,p#r •"Jwtoy tod oyer 18 million seedlings III corapany-owned nureer- •gala. m pzszj* * ° t Planting hy toy •lone shewa M m of jt jsj; U. S. I s S e e n Aa BERLIN, A u g . 29 — l/P) — C l_ * g j _ _ I * / _ _ n _ . J floytet aone railway authorltlti Skirting War Koaa today r.fu.wt to dlacu.. report, n n A Th 11 they are Inttalling wide. RutBy Senator Dulles ; ^ ^ ^ . ^ = Alt^ntton Only m B. H. Gutlirto. u >4 »r here la one Which Cocoa or Titusville where i .U not w ritm litf hare might flMurl'i'1 m an not malar-. fuel and light 4 par cent and] budding motarixU A per cent. Matherly conUnuod: . hu«laa«« w m i m-The H V n*. bu*r*fM roeeaaion will not davalop Into • major or davait. fact*: Caah flow from the tie thay could ehoc... . . . I bo K. aaloctlva iJ ju S V ’. . with Witi^ttSir ,r#l fovarnraent will axcerd tt sd thalr and ba aaloctlva . . With W W UUIonat there la atilt a latent purchattng powar accumutatad toT durablo good*; th* during the war uted up or great- tramitlon from a oilier*’ to buy. Iv depleted, they began to eul m > market has already been *c. down on their purchaooa and to compliahod tn many fine* with, watt for lower prteaa. [ out.a major upoet; and the ratio In commantlng on th# ahift „ / private debt to iicome. from a taller*’ to buyara’ mar- though Halng. to .till In* v-J MCI, Mallieriy ttaiaU lual Pu m patt itandarda.' hava appractably changed. ( ^ fa th erly then coneludod, “ For Bade commodity price* covering thete reaaona in particular os* twenty-eight *iity-«lghl diffetant arttetoa, other reaaona In genera I the p (I Indicated L# by the 8totae ----tent--------------reeeeaion will not, I think at indicated — United ------------------— _ _ , ..........«t Deparment of Commerce, de- develop into • major depreeilon.*1 Sanford Forum Effort* At Reforeitration Show Remarkable Reiulti Thruout South 2 » * , 5 2 ? * “« - S“ Buyer* S r Hcam* t " “ ^.PkCW SS t a s 4hevon* T * . Intn ih.tr mid-IBM la itUatod by „ v ,r . ••**AA *• Approilmat.li- ■o.ow arra. U > U » lil.p p * » f lh “ ,. >* l" l y i^ i j j 2 ilh respect to the hazards of dustrv own•d lands da. we were. rofOr- H anot 84 million and 84 million over 8,000.1 u * -----‘ "nga respectively. flints, it is well la b«ar in ••ted white •*t tree tr»* seedling. ■Ultima were Hon to M-edllngs purifgn y hurricane iich strikes •at free to amall landowner* frem state-owned nuroerIII south as Palm »ch mdit i l *i i t . . . m i l i t „ i , . d T& lind decent law-abiding i*«nt voting to anUrge the pow#r* of die govrrxmtnh to enact gMK law* which th* Uw-ahiding cilirent mint obey, and the law NEW OHIRANS. Lit., A ig. 19— (Special)— In a lemaikable atviolator* will b# telecled to enpantion of old field* and idle foreil land* in 12 Southern Sutr* duiing jorcl S Th* |H)liliciant go to great : lM|lhi to |>oint out to th* public how butinrtt will fill ofl if gov•krnm«nl tpending it curtailed or r.aconoiriy practiced, It it well for t)w taxpayer to keep In mind, how' gr, that tha only way the govern•til can get (lie money il tpendt from him. and that (very dollar I -government tpenda it juit one il*r let* which ha will have to We don't to* What differ^ it makei, at fit at lutinet* concerned, whetheri the governtpendt il mr ‘ Nm taxpayer it, except tK0 ; In th« 1*1cite the taxpayer gelt the *Kt of it himtelf. '< .u « g rf» , 'S S T O tl b:.sr, *5 Why. then, do not the police solve m o re o f these puz­ zles? Tiie writer of fictior iiun a great a d v a n ta g e over the I uuthorities, doing their bett, with what t h e y h a v e , to aolve these crimen. The writer can take the fa c ta a n d a d ju s t them Tiie police nave have u to wi rk with the facta _at . they are. i, :— * . The ----. . ------ •---- *|ut thfl „0|U,. wu.l/r A Z n ° " • l,# ■ *",,rr#l They do solve a gnut many of these crlmea. But the soluaway wrath,—l»rov""iiiii' turn,,h lion, Home time later, often auks the ntwa aupaa 1 o f the first irov. tail. |jnj)ui.t Th|> wwlw..B mlnu has been dulled V reading too Wt tupjMie iline ii tomt I „ „ „ iy other tilings in between the first break o f the story Pjanalton for a person with an in- and it* denouement. **•"am aaa jbeing ^ jbb able .. to come -* of $30,000 ••nk .$119,000. hut Hire would Farm Pro«rum Troubles like to’ know what it i,. We have lomclimei fonnil it difficult to A statement by Senator Scott Lucas o f Illinois, the bink^ny part of our incoma. Senute majority lender, is a hint thut at least some leader* in tiie administration are hemming aware o f a rising tide of W e. are triad to tee C of C public dissatisfaction with the government farm price sup­ Manager Higgins puthing that port program, us presently unrated. People in general can ^ i T ^ w h h M ^ T i , - *! I <>“ t lie expected to go on forever, and without complaint, ........._*** 0..*,v,fn ! paying stiff prices for their weekly groceries and also stiff Apilah'on attainil racial tegrrgataxes to finunce programs tn keep the food prices up t t o n . j o combat s u c h thing! a* th e The farm price program Is a little like Frankenstein’s •o-ealied Civil R ig h li legislation. monster. Once creeled, it bus become so powerful that few i» to do what we can to help pro­ dare trv to control it. Senator l.ucus thinks It is capable of vide‘all poor people, black ui well . whir, w il t . , ,.i. . 1 destroying itself, that unless the program la cut back he •» white, with decant placet 1 1 1 idtteriienn of the people will break it down altogether. So far l ,,T,‘ ______ _ there is little liulliutlon that his announced fear in shured Paul Hoffman telli the Britidi by voting majorities in Congress. This is the ease with some that if they want to tolvr the ‘Mol other subjects, the voting majority is different from the lar com " ami gr| nut of tin* ecru- oratorical majority. Hy original theory the farm price program was suppos­ omic (laliliiimt, lliry mint Irani in product llioir I limply, mnkr liell-r, ed to assure tiie hurdwork'ng farmer a reasonable Income thing* for lr»* mnnry, in dial they A strange effect of the previous operation of the market had can conmrlr in dm market* of thr Im-i-ii to make the farmer more prosperous in a eyur of had woild. Hr urglrcled to add dial d crops than in n year of good crops. Obviously It should la* they, ilinuld wc in tlti-- country the other way around; the farmer should have incentive to Would probably inerrate our tariff produce as much food as l.e can. Hut the people also should barrier* tn at to keep llirir "cheap have incentive to buy ami use it, uml those who are hungry should he able to obtain the food that has been produced foreign good*' out, and to would The consumption side of tl.. problem has Im-i-ii neglected far mot other rnuntrirt. too long. Tiie |mwrr and iniluencr in high Titoism in Gemmny poljtjcal circlrt o( that "five pelcenter’' Maragon it revralrd by A rofiitftui Communist liudor in (iurmunv hits sticcuctlotl the letlimony that when a brig- in httructing a lai-go amount of Httentlon in thu Unitml .adier general in Rome, whence States by ttnnoiinclr.g that lt« is forming it now Communist •Maragon had gone on hit tmug- imrty which will bo ullgnetl with tho Tito brnnti of Conii |Um •divide*, gave him a "puth tnunlsra . . , Hi Yugoslavia, nnij agulnst Rnsslnn 'vi'nt|wriuiVtst In the fare" after ’’rontideralds Bolshevism'. Ills roturil lii(llcnteu that ho iifrlmpN nttrmts provocation", die brigadier gen- less Hutliouco In Uerinnny. ettl wat pioinptly called back to Kurl-Heinx Scholz, wlto talks for tho now party, was alWathingt'in uml demoted to a romly on tho Russiun blucklist, He lives In tho French sector colonel. You have to itand in witli o f Berlin, perhaps Imtiiiiho there is n price on Ilia the right people il you want to tho 11timmIan sector, lie is a (Jerinim Communist of get ahead m Wutliington ihete lor days, and tho new party Is supposed to bo n revival of .......................... . | in (iormtmy. lie haa dtyt. the Communist party o f- tho twenties one thing to commoiiil h im ; curtuinly ho wits m, Nazi. He, In Tallaliattee a tpenal invetlispent most o f his timo during tho Hitler cogimo either in -gator of the State Beveiage De- jail or hiding. >ptrtmeril hat pleaded guilt) •“ • Western zone authoril os do not recognize ills now ol driving while drunk, party. A reason why they n ny watch hint ns cl’isely as the ere it lomethlng • little inenntusaiuns tuu.v bo found tn h s statement of future aims. Hu, titlent. almnit hypocritical, il te*m» foresees uu Fast Gorman government under ItUHsin mid n, , about a mail, trleclrd to rn Wont Gorman one under the Western Allies. When Unit ims| tiie iiipiur lam, being liimtrll happened, ho says, only a revolution can unite (iurmunv, and >y drinker, at well at a law the new party will be prepared. i Aiiminlttratlon. *" • J2 J2 S _ tha Current r . t k f change from cettlon and tna rrom aa •liter*' market to a buy era marm w . S .tat.di •• b* £iiS«?,-u,:alV.^J!l'5.»:a;vIi of hlH 7r ' Z » I U B . “Th# Dlixeml lentlflc V a lot of V»wto II Daluxe E auipi . m w tlraa, WtfahV »*JStSSS,Ck -tad the •#( <i’i ' S | : f . .-••••I 4M S , m- mm * i , titowAjry w#' �M o n d a y a u g u s t m . im Social A n d Personal Activities Carlin Palmer Ray—Society Editor T iU p h n n * l i a JcanlAJUlse VarnWed Miss Louitte Mause |"W** *' » w To James Benson Weds Edward White; r e r s o t t a l i PAGE THRE1 T>. S A V F O W P . V L O IC ID X THt SANTOTH) in the ilrswsr until they are clean. Miss Skinner Weds Kichard A. Frank, Jr. Teen Talk Here'" a in ftidiv cnnler foe fall pin tie- Mnsh -niatl m I larg# AP Nawefeature* i Ipe peach with :t teaspoons of b'UU'f lie.,. i | t up nf n*° valer. tiuitu-li i * • : n ntei melon tiail* Perhaps there is in *i.cb Hung and nHit 1 irn-pn.in nf ip.iiassex as the perfect roommsin Vn i « » lopln'lndi If mn like it taugy, people look alike, and it et*n d" U"1 >“ i" i,ni rt Wat * filhtfl would he pretty dlfli ul fm ti" gla*« i i'fi igei nl>a and fr<i»t people tn get together who HdiA m il nail t*f,tie serving. and act exactly alike Tlu>.ef"ic moat pentile wlm shni" i mom.' Ml S ic Itii\ NEWS Good iiarllcularly with a virtual -Hang lia c k t.. -cliui'I u in n - fin f a ll fu tl er, will find things I" iik ........ d '.'l'n l. I . i B o ie k e 's I. V V E N Whether you shale a mom al I ' E l l 1 1 it I t \ " , H o m er end school, at home with Si* m nil!' a girl f i iend-career ivninan. tin SIDE 1V"n il ]"M 1lu same basic rules apply y»u\. flliviu 1. Dale liv 11114* cnrii-cnh "DON'T got to lie coiuidei ale. llrlc aic y\ t f M i IN I >vt: WITH A some way* you ran lose ymn r m v t T >. Bill 1. happy home: 1>11 IN \ BH, POND,” II. E 1. If your roommate has -en.t I’l'CI ' 1 " . I f ; t n NE WAY live evelid*, and even if *h I'M S w 1 tlt\ l Mil I’ srcy hasn't, she pralial'lv will ini Id,, f 'uni', 1 at Wftt " n, IIHI l Hwrcnce the light shining on hei eve- and 1 It dlcmi"! \l Hiii dmau go until the wee hour" nf Hie unu' In in n ft I'M ft S I 'I 111 PACIFIC illg. If you « r'* •be type aim mil-' n il........ read for hours heroie mu g *1 sleepy, take your tmnk !•> a -p " ‘ Wl . 11 ciixtard where It will net t*e H mil* IIK ). " ,l '"g 1 i-"d 2 . Ilow ate vent teleph..... inai, u-M a 1 1 l".', 1 t .' MM amt have ' lie " . I. i tn Him p" 1 <11 which the neraf Do VIUI him tnnfc to . nf»exr p «»h*M4 I’Hllt Id).Ill |(■11♦11* -4 C1l"t M 1 ' ill'- Ml,' -,'t cuuic • a waiting f‘*t * ptnnie cult Ii <m « dividual iii-tirdpiepaied till* hoy friend? uai "<i tai-s h« long as one 9. Ihi von brer#,e In late, bgle litis (be llgbtn. pfatter* inln tin I " ,I llnlll In link)' room, clicking heels, mu tt i t i water noisily at full force? V to ■ I'lini'liei of 4. I* ynui rtiotumate no ■n o •killHi|| i| Id ii 'iu'in in billg ns-a-pln type? If *o, tn mil '■ H iJ x *| nut! lu'in in a half atrew clothes, papi't*. Iinnks. t'.'Id'V t lip ( i M'*l s ,»♦» i fn 10 tn 13 pin* amt cosmetic* all m n ** ■ riiIH14♦•• *t U'f.l •'•inli'i. Dims* place. You might lint be a........ .. •In n ul,..!, it)t Ire Ii nr a* ahe Is. hut yell can mid., a > tu " ■f ' l"'U .u Hid th a lo n g effort to keep vimi tilings nidci h . tiq u i'fi-1 ...... . lifiei tliay are If you Iw . 11 I Mn km . M i l l slip tiff ...... 6. Radlolti* Is a dangri signal in "Ii I',, l.c -lined or If she doesn't like to tieai Hie d rie d so d i-t‘<l m d e - 'te d radio at all Hiat of roill*e ii on reason why you shoutiln't plm it low amt friendly like, tint if mu v Ii ii .o M g mlute may ba decide to switch It on In the mid die of the night you shnnbl I c ii-i.d in n , 11.1i> i ,">ffee di ink, To null.,, t mix in-, tnlile-pnons Ol* spanked. fl. If you use void i nnmumte, -ugni n 11 Ii iii" ii'ii-puniis nf 111clothe*, cosmetics ami ........ Inn't inn' ,1 l.l, . m," and a cup and I I milk Beat the overdo B And don't wail miiil a In,If ,,f i.o she replenishes the cb tin*ni« II- ,.gg niiii. 1111mi it i- -tiff enough niflt you’ve used up t"*f"H' mu in .land ni i" ,d. tluii tip over - h e l l ' l l i . i . . o Mn i.e iile , it t in w ly offer to Imv some. 7. On your beauty routine eie h it Inti .in i t lioi m ix tin ' h e a le ti plug, don't luck ynui-rlf ,n Hie w h d e ii 'Ii Mu >'"lfee m ilk T i l l * liatnrnnm A ftii yum butli. p.-i II dI set ve ' l l " form the (eat uf ymn chitlin id IIhI* with the ilmii iqien It- e it |‘nt I",it ,11 ■■ i"'pp,'i- lifter cut­ VOlir ronmmnlc wishes d. lailli" m ting ufi ii"1 '"p -mi icinni illg the hrusll hei teelli -tie i'ail do -u iiuu'i "i d n t tin rubinne! cut 9. If you stmte bureau • 1 * ill, a in, »i'u ( ............. I hum unit closets, don't lie a Ii n i' I II n and ..... l,."t mm at "tit Tun with other gill 1* entitled I" "X'ntlv lull let i'd " f l *■i ■ .111 . l i m i t ' - atl4 half the spnee nil Hint h( >,i■■i:■ link,' tn n in nil' .ni'ii fur aliilUt ment unless she n ffei- \mi m-•» 0. Yell don't liave In he *• i I half an t...... of your ruommnte Hurt mn ' • u a date wltli her la-st I'l'an m ■' because lie called when III i'll* nut. Hill (dug lu on dale- i- m I)r. ( ’. I*. IVrHons eieuaahle 10. Hllirbl II .Ill's, llnslei i )n ' I O l’ T t iM K T I M S T kerchiefs ami ullii'i .. ............. K f M MittBlnrtl M M il 9V«wv* f» (4. I-H Mul. 1*11 imrafthe i nslia tliat i- l" u i" i" d Allttttll % tMIi m ni tlniiti Hldf. from your t III slunild l>e it """"I I’ h.iw# 3911 tisfore returning lliem .............. ^ proper place llnn't tns* 'em t»n k * *9❖ +* + + *.*•-F’J’<*++ -**♦♦ Mr. and Mr*. J. T. Zorn of this citv announce the mailings of her daughter. Viola Lorraln Skinner, to Richard A. Frank, Jr., son of Mr. and Mis. R. A. Frank of 2043 Hollv Avenue. Thr quiet ceremony took place on Aug 17 at H:<MI A. M. at All Son]'* Catholic Church with Rev, El. William Nachtrab officiat­ ing. Onlv members of thr Immed­ iate family- were present. After n wedding trip to Ft. Mvers Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank will make their home at Itt East Eighth Street. The bride is the dimghiei of the late J. J. Skinner of Savannah. Ga, In a ceremony marked hy In « .pilel ceremony performed Hr#, Jt)|lin Varn i» spending a iimplicUy Minn Jean Louise Vnrn n Saturday afternoon at 4:30 f days in Jacksonville, became tin* bride of .Inmen Paul o clock Miss Migmln Louise Benson Sunday afternoon nt 2:1)0 Mouse became the bride of Will- 1 Mr.. and o'clock at tho home of thu Rev. am Edward White.'The ceremony . , Mr*. . . . W.___Taylor ___ _have J. E. McKinley who officiated in wa* performed hy Rev. A lbert, " » » « • Mlnto th* 'r £ r ln .tin n the presence of only the Immed­ Hmalskl «t Trinity t.ulheran I Mom0B in ,ht ri»ntation iate families. t’hurcli in Orlando. White lilies, fc*w l**' , .F or her wedding Iho hrido chose deniruled the nltar of the church ■ A street length dress of white -mil hmnehed lamlrlliia held while' James Cochran o f Bradenton is visiting burning tuprin. visiting hi* parents, Mr. and Mrs. shadow organdy worn with <■ ]. D. Cochran In Lake Mary. Hollywood matching organdy hat trimmed The In idc wore a suit of date with flower* and other white uc* blue gabntdinu with Navy blue By BOB THOMAS Mr. and Mrs. E, H. Bennett tlisor'c*. :ii'ce**iiiiia. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank , have returned to their hume on HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 2 9 - 'T* Mrs. Benson is the daughter of M. I...... of Gainesville, tin., at­ ’ Magnolia Avenue after spending Aten Ladd l« the little mail who Mr. and Mrs. Julian A. Vnrn and tended the couple with Mr*.t t|me Norlh Carolina. i*n't thrrr at beauty contests. ________ Mr. Henson In the son of Mr. nnd I.iuigli wealing u grey gabardine! And vet the screen idol wit* Mr*. William M. Henson. They dim *mt nnd black accessories. | Fr)emls of Mrs. R. W. Wall induing his llllst beauty match •i.i. .......t. if. a.,*. I, I..; „ inii lUtH 3***.*>*t 1 ‘ ....... *!.. j ..J M,.- T " . . . u -1 ,<*, ■ * '»xri ' M *l” *■ ttnrit'l th« local arhuols. Mr. Hen- making iheir home nt 313 Mag- confined in Orange Memorial lloxThe outfit couductinii tho ennson wan graduated from .Seminole milin Avenue, After grnduatlng! pita! In Orlando. Issl contact* I.add and his tlmltn. Picture* of the contestant* -a n y ­ ______ _ « l|h School In l"48 nnd Mrs. ti uni high school *he attended j enson wan a member of the grad­ I I'l'im Hall prvparatoiy school in • Mr. and Mr*. Lou Hoffman have thing from a tiny snapshot to a - are submitted. uating clasa o f 1940. Ommliershurg, Pa. She worked , (.turned from a short trip In the tinge portrait The couple plan to reside in j bu several years In Washington, j North. They were accompanied "The selection I* fairest I* the slime photographer takes « 1| the Sanford where lie Is employed by I D. r, before mining to Sanford i home hv Iheir nelce. pictuies," **v* Ladd. ____ . the Hanson Shoe Shop nnd she 1 to assume her duties as assistant Conscientious t.ndd ponder* it employed hy Downtown Clean­ lo .Mrs. Mary Rawlins. She is the | Mri K„ hrrln(, Haskell. dsugh- over all the plrlures. He lako, a duughter of Mr. and Mrs.^J. U. i |er 0f Mrs. C. M. Hand, o f this lot of time with each rontesl. er* ami Laundry. of Washington. D. C. Mr. City, has arrived from Lexington. ‘Tile first thing I look for tu White now of Bnnfnid and for- Ky. to visit for some time. a keenly queen is Intelligent0." mcily of ChnltHnoogn, Tenn. lie confided mu the -et aptly tilled •ci.'cd with the t>idled State* Mrs. Clata Brady returned ve*. "C . K. Mall." Aimy iluring the war nml Is now terdav front Atlanta, Ga. where And how cse von ser intelilrib ------------The Veterans of Foreign War* associated with the Inter-State she visited Mr. and Mrs. Glenn genre from photos? "You can see it In their eves." Auxiliary met at the Legion Hut Life Insurance Company In this Wlmblsh for three weeks. I.add began Judging fendninr test Thumday night for a auppei city. rti.it- lu Raymond Studio Mrs. A. F. Tryan and daughter rharms en nias*e nine years ngn. meeting. Hnntesaea were Mrs.. J. Mrs tieorge Anltew Sped. Hi" fmmei lli.s Audrey Hath, Mosi of his lequests come from Gale o f Thomnsvllle, Ga. are 0 . David, Mm. F. J. Bender and daughter of Mi. mid Mi- I'lnlm IE Hull >d Ho- cily, whose mar­ upending a week's vacation with high schools and colleges, but he riage to Mi Speei, - ni - f M By CAI'T. C. HALLKTT Mrs. E. C. Snodgrass. Mrs. Emory and Mr*. Vmini A. Speer also of has also selected Indeo queens Mr*. Tryan’* mother Mrs. E. V. flpelr presided over a short luinlSalifoid, was an evem of Aug Jfi al 11>>lv C m ,- Episcopal Church. and even the sauerkraut queen Kay Stulibingii spent Inst SunMiller o f this city. n.s* session when plans were di»of Foirestnn. Ill Ills W ild quest Felloit lug h wedding hip In Mami nnd pouil. in Hie sou Hie III part cusied for a harhocuo to he held In ■.iv visiting at the home of Lee will lie nexl month for the queen of Hie -lute, Mr, and Mis, Spet i plan lo ,<<itun in Sanfoid the early llcimetl. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Stone and of TWA air hostesses pari uf Seplembei nnd make Iheir home -I III East KiglHh Street. the near future. Mi. und Mts. 1’. D. Anderson niece, Harriet Kaye Bryan, have Members will tiring potted A typical reiinrst Is that nf _ t____ a two week’a b c b . Hickory high scnool. Hickory, N. Wants to the next meeting of the rti.it children Mann, find Donald, returned for «, ,111'i fe n itiu n u x . g o u p for a plant sale. Announce­ Imvc returned to their home from t|on «p*nt In Bellwood and other C. He is infoiiurd by the 9011 stu­ Nnv Full Hals Call i.o extensive trip ill tne North. _ points In Alabama. V ni -line in Mi-* Murk, prodents chose hint their fnvent. act­ ment was made that Mrs. C. W. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Warner ami For Shorter llair fe. ni nf -iilin g and cnsmetulogy or in a poll conducted hy the (Pat) Johnson wns absent due to I, mily hove gmiu to Ohio where Mr. and Mrs. L. I, Holman re­ at (tie 1 lem i-ily nf Marylantl, the fact that she Is attending the tiny will visit relatives and lumed lo their home at Plantation paper, the lllrkorv Twig. And FtmiicIi t " i t- mt'iely pay lip nimbi he |ila»e chons* their 111 BETTY CLARKP. national V.F.W. convention In Mi­ Erdutes on Thursday after spend­ campus qnreii? fi n-nds. sen tic t" Inn | linn She saya ami .1.,, k (iclslcr has Just relume,! ing some time at their former It wa» suggested all this acti­ AP %p« nfml urra llrniilv Kill Iof tliex endni !• (t, lint Hie French Those present for tho meeting In Ins home fioin a three week- home In Jrvlngton, N. J. N*” * tmf • at fh»* Filli-4 Wnnian in n Inn lull" a* lung a* vity should make l.add the Holly­ ware Mrs. K. J. Mmighton, Jr . ysit in Pittsburgh, Pa. with hi* 1‘ffel a I'lmlleuge *bc )dea wood expert on the female But fill . in tunny imtnnefa Mrs. Robert Washburn, Mrs, .1 i, rendpatents, Mr. nnd Mr*. J. Mr. and Mr*. Robert Blllhimer he shrugged this off with: "A w , to Hie lu 'iu li wiimaii If "lie 0. David, Mrs. F. J. Mender, Mr*. 1 , Tnylor. While th e re 'h e spent I nnd ehlldren, Betty and Bobby, Rob H ope and Bing Crosby bnve doe-.n i <nt Inn Inin -Iiiii'I, huw bi'i au •' I" tielieve- men prefer il Hun uni E.C. Snodgrass, Mm. 11. Iff. John­ ii, m b of Ids time attending tnfl , imve returned to their home on a lot of contest,, ton, you In 'lie win hi ivill -In1 wear Ihe lodged On Hie a bide, -lie -ays, thin son, Mm. Edgar Smith, Mm. Em! IMi'-lmigh Pilule husehall game*. r ntallii* Drive after spending the know." new liciu) hogging French cha­ •■fleet." Hie Frenrh (Ip iicy, Mm. H. R. Keeling, Mr*. So many people expressed In- peaux. definitely nut dc-iglied In attitude Mr. and Mrs. Murvtn Estes have ||,nn| month at New Smyrna Beach. Ui’innti' ill pnsitinn iti tile matter Ralph Dean. Mm. William K. Vih- pone on a trl|» to Mobile, Ala. ! ---------- _ , he w-i n nun piles nf luili " ? n| f,i- .ini)i Cunti iu v tn general Dn. Mrs. Robert Raiiternon. Mr*. Rev. and Mrs. IE C. Blmwl of j Miss Dorothy Bradley arrived That h, the olr*ei vallntt of Emory Hpcli, Mrs. Shannon Winn, Hivci'diiic, III. were visitors 1,1 .Saturday from New York City to Yonkers, N. Y. arrived last week Mni guin 11, E Itiick, niiled Iiii ir iqntii'in Inn lepiilntliin is not aeliieiiil to ulindule slavery tn Mrs. George Winfrey und Mr*. tin- community last wrek. visit with her grnmlmothnr, Mr* In be wllli Mrs. Knrawlrk's step­ i sty)*' ik" lust ha * i el in nnd ilti lill•>) r> bill berailse Clayton Smith. Miss Jean Ann Geislor lx visit­ K. C. Echols at her home on West father John J. Duten of 1497 W**t .from a tup In I'ail* wlieie she fa-binti ing with her cousin, Mr*. T. J. First Street. First Street, who is seriously 111. deslifiled new enlffliii's til com- he i- null imrliully liifluenced Devine lit Jacksonville. Rho will Mrs. Kmewick is the former Ml** pleiiiint the new lint* She »nys: try Hu 111 i lay there for the remainder of Mi” i illicit, an auttmiily mi tlie Mrs. Elisabeth Eckstein and her Glace Selure of Ihla city. "It ccin. as thiuigh lienutlful her vacation. "-clerilifir linir cut" (bail cut four year old son, Herbert, have 'ereaiinn* in Molynou*, Dior, ______ , i The Prairie Lake Apartment arrlvrd from Nrxv York Citv to Mi** Dorothy Pow*ll and Mr*. Hal iiutin iirnl ttMirrs nrr lnliMulnl Hie way it gruws) liains salon operators Humiglmut the D. H,, returned Sunday Little Miss Drtmiu' l’ulcrs, lluthllng has been recently sold visit Mrs. Eckstaln’i sister Rath- Ellen Stuck (••» IIhU A u gh ter o f MA’ toid Mr*/.5Ralph to an «trl«ndo noiidc, who wilt rrn Haul for the next thr»a week*. from T*nn#*se*. Kentucky, Clava- lurly in*' tfixvl^tlrif ft»| Hi** hIidi I Caniuln ami even Paris in her mrne of conmnvert it Into a In land, O. and Niagara Fall*. They Amf*| it an Iim11 e « tfi raters, was honored on her sec­ IhHioh "fashion fntm es" 'teilinlque nf Mrs. J. A. llnrrnld returned vere accompalntd from Ctev*,'iilHiig Mhe belli>vrs If the hair ond birthday with n party given tiili'scents. Mr. and Mr*. 0. E. Weaver left Friday from Sugar Loaf Moun­ hiinl to Niagara Falla by Ml*a l«Gir* " Hh tU shntillHly, i hit mu I- slmpi'd in the dlrectlnn in at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Sutmday tin n three weeks visit which II giniVN, j| will he Hie tain In North Carolina where she Helen Cahaa. Clifford Johnson, on Thursday must finite] ill,: In Hie Individual afternoon at I40H Bel Air Huulo- to tlu ii former home In Hammond, was the guest o f her daughter, ItH'M t ", M il' ■ ' * » T 1 1 1 1 1 | | « % I 1 1 ill "II lint. Mrs E. M. Hunt, whn is sprnding Friends of Mr*. A. D. John Will Ifttir* i Mm! I am ml'Fitu ji varil. Slit' Is uf ihe opinion Hint if All the residents nrouml Lake ^ month, there. son will lie glad to learn that she fl'4l llit'tf ||l»l*“ The party rooms were decorated Concord I'h i Im continue- lo design tn -Hit were aroused enrly lues_______ is reriipnttiling from an operation with summer flower* and clusters: day evening, by a shouti "Bring I Vine i lea ii In Eiencli wninen Mill . I .... *• of hallonns. The dining taldu was 1 u bout. Mill, n dl illive In adopt shlil'tl'r halldnM i l l , quits: v rn mini, quick!' ,1 sp Speed Imat, ' m * and Mrs. Ray E. Peck nf performed recently at Orange Me f'luit I'.- mi m liff'lnttuf Estates had as Iheir rnurlal Hospital In Orlando ami it dl, Fi it c Intint tl hi* nr’ i»t \ i*i I covered with a bin* cloth ami cen­ The "little henil" at'hlineil ope.Hied l.y Ertttncr of '"'J , |]p weeW, ,|lc Ut. has been removed to her home in y tered with a pink and white birthTlnP Ci A)*-* ti f ii |1in t* iii ■*,foul with a dose It eiiqipiid halldn monte Springs, bad i l l f „ a sister and brother-in-law. Imkrlaml. Mr. nttd Mrs. Johnson h i Mu * * Jsy cake holding two candles and when lie made n loo short turn al | I Ittif li»’ It19 it ’tf|ihi|i t < " ill Innk b e lli), Inn, with new „ ....... „ urrounded with fern and roso) I no cud of the lake. Mi. Cramer Mi. and Mrs. George E. Kuhnen are former residents of Sanford IitIt I#*- niiti " ’ m i f'U'iriif *<<l Mi It I’m is gowns, -lie says. Pierir of Cincinnati, O. buds. |Hiti|n-i ni Ii It slit i**11rtf Balmain highlight* (lie very wns caught under the limit, and Mr. end Mr*. George Ceh*t In Jiilift I .|.1 I'Hiiitflit him The guests enjoyed an after­ another passenger. Miss Joanne narrow, tight -k id. nthnr design Mi.-. Joe Gavin has returned to and Mis* Helen Caha* returned noon of play and pictures were McConnell, was thrown away from •till h ers carry out Hie light-skirt theiue, from Cleveland, O. taken. Balloons anil small baskets Ihe IkhiI. Both were rescued when her home in Jacksonville after yesterday n,|t) In- f 11** nichiM* ' mm -lashing It front and liaci; visiting her mother, Mr*. R. L. where Mr. Cabas underwent an of mints were given as fuvors. polglihnis, homing tho commotion, \ Cm,u Yautr e” That In Thu Bnleipiagn's simple tw-ecd -ml Hhinhnlser at her home on Oak i ye operation. While In Cleve Gifts worn presented to Donna late ytnt nut in two rowboats to the I.nirln •«t,,t,11 -slide ceos'" -lup lias a hand-nine Hying p>i riff in the afternoon. I erne uf the accident, and pulled Avenue. Mrs. Gavin Is the former land they had a* their guests "f Id* film* II,1 noce refixed t" hlittiineil on tn Hie liack nf a very Lillian Shinholser of this city, Mia* Dorothy Powell, Mr*. Ellen r),. a Hicne w (Hi 1'i-ggv VVntid. wb" Refreshments consisting of lea them nut uf Ihe wntew. Inllnrwl skirt. cream and Individual' cakes were Frank Hell and Louis Gelaler . . Stuck and Mr. and Mr*. Hamid plsveil in* wile, until Ihe dnttbla t.f.l was changed In twin* served. Those enjoying the after­ vero on ii several iluy*' Imslnes*: Mr. and Mrs, E. Lr Lan*y and Kaatner. ) That lie ii'fu sed *n do the film noon with Donna were Marilyn trip to Brunswick, Ga. this past fhilren. Juan, Gwcnn and E. L. Use sutnnter apples vsith ceterv Mr. and Mr*. Rov William* reir is io n nf " A l. W ild e rn e ss" a fte r weekLaney. Jr., arrived today to visit jtownxrml of Orlundo, l!al« Tryan Don't forget: The Sunday School Mr. !,«ney'» parent*, Mr. and Mr*. turned lait Saturday from Har- s tniie pattnii 'ir iit ii Ilim tu pin and ivalnuf meat- fur a salad tu 7r Thomasvllle, Gu„ Judy Laven­ der, Judy Carroll, Bren<|'a Kay 1 icnlc, for nil the chlldicn in the E. H. t.aney at their horn* on East a*ota where they Wilted with lr<l Hie -re iic in Hie p la y III wldch -erve with meal nr fish. Muitten Mr. and Mr*. Roby Laing. Prior It'g e r- i ii ( 101 s 11*'! Hie f a d s nf life •with snur cream to w-liich a Itttt ■ Btnton, Brcnrtn Kay Caitoll, Pat ((immunity, to he hold Tuesday, Eighteenth Street. vinegar and lugai have been add to going to SaraiQta Mr*. Wll- In hi" "mi, . ------- ---Rabun, Joy Tripp, Sharon Whit- Aug. 3(1, at Boek Springs Park. flin t nne nf Id* most fritoop* dl. and «erve on watercress m a tan, Sharon Lee, Janet Johnson. Chaperone* will go along and ( Mr. and Mrs. Boh Harrta and B f1*1* apant some time In Boise. of -atari greenI tie C u lle d Stuff** I'unildnatlnn Susan Hlers, Dlsne fim ltV Ethel thrro will he registered life- children, Hobby and Handra, fa- Idaho where *ha was tha guest, tine- w a s Bprlnkle Ilia top nf the saint with Ann Stelnmeyer, Dottie Jardina, guards p.t the park. The children tnrnrd on Snturday from Miami of her parent*, Mr. and Mr*. W. n s iei l " - | « w n i m Wflll M f i l l i paprika for color. J. Hoyne. fe ien ce " Linda Mitchell nnd Cmolyn Nolan. liio to take a lunch with them and Hml other points In the southern (old drink* will be furnished to , part < > ( the slate whore they spent Alto Susan Bouton, Ju Ann and aland two week* Mary Lynn Thomas, Harrell, them. Mr*. Prudence Brunnn !* »l"w Danny and Mirhnel Bruce, Donnla Mr«. Francis Carr o f Brooklyn, Ylncent, Johnny Ivey, Billy John- ly Improving In health. She haa fhn, Leo Watson, Dickie and Hob­ keen a patient In the Ornngo v y. i- the gucat of her iliter bit Willlnk, Donnie Bcntmt, Run* Memorial Hospital the past two I Mr*. Harold H. Young. John Carr i Is expected to arrive in the near ■lie Strenstrom of Urlandu and weeks. Warning to all dog owner*: A , fmure. He has Ju*t graduated Mre. W, L. Hlers, the KonOrat’a grandmother, Mis* Betty Jaan pedigreed Irish Terrier, Irelonglng i ( , „ m (he University o f Alabama. ------------Townsend and Mrs. Leu .Stienstrom to Ben Gunn, of Sunnytown Road, j Of Orlando, Mrs. A, F. Tryan of w oi poisoned last Friday night. | >tr-. John C. Rtrohel of Canton, Since so many dog* have been i ( ) , j„ experted to arrive in Tampa Thomasvlllt, Mrs. Curtis LavcntroUnneti and killed in Orlando, i j,y (l|Hn^ tomorrow to be with h#r dar. Mrs. Blufoid Canull, Mrs. It la auggcited that everyone keep itcplalhcr, .1, J. Duren, who le Jack Benton, Mrs, Vernal Car­ tlielr itog* at home, or *omc more |sl,liou-iv m anj confined to i rol), lira. Carl Rabun, Mrs. Lowo( them might got tho tame fate h<>snitr»l there. Silk*, Rayons anti Cottons oil Tripp, Mrs. Donald Whitten. that came to <7Ru*tv". ------------M n . Robert 1-ee, Mrs. Harold The regular monthly meeting I Mr and Mr (, ^ j . tRaa who T llars, Mr*. Hubert Smith, Mr*. of the W, 8. C. 8. o f the Com- wer, recently mnirled has* nrLoon Stelnmeyer, Mr*. Robert munlty Church, will he Iwld Mon- rlved |n Norfolk, Va. following Mitchell, Mrs. Wilbur Nolan, Mrs. day aliening at H o clock, In the B tour 0f the East Coast. T liaf Dress Values To 7.98 Now 3*00 Edgar Benton, Mrs. Jot Thomna. church. The group's P«*ld*nt, ara making their home at M U Mrs. Edward Willlnk, tyrs. Leo Mra. Tilly M. Fuller, will Ire In flnrnm„ Avenue In Norfolk, Watson, Mrs, William Vincent and charge o f both the worship **r------------Mra. Robert Bruce. vies, nnd the buxine** meeting. I Mr. tnd Mr*. John Kortwfek o f V. Dre»s Values To 9.93 Now 5*00 VFW Auxiliary xMakes Plans For Barbecue Fern Park News Johnflon Home Scene Of Birthday Party CLEARANCE SALE OF Now 7*00 Regular Dress Values To 32.95 Now |5>00 C cH M / lb . / 1] Perfectly plain perfect — flattering close flat neckline^, trim top buttoned down the buck, "trouser pockets" pleated into a good straight skirt. Crease-resistant menswear rayon sharkskin with worsted jersey bolero. Sizes 7 to 15. Carlye, St. Louis As featured in August t VO G UE Exclusive at “The ftore wh«rt smart people shop” . Mt#i tijVl '■ ' ________ 11____A ,1 \i A :lj j : 4f| •ml •r V* Regular Regular Dress Values To 17.98 ..tI W , Summer Dresses Continued Regular vf « sW m u M �m iTAoaroua — J i e . ." m - w m W U M ......... ............. - ______________ ( ............. i . ...................................................... FLOHIDA ii3an(ord Defeats Orlando Senators 4 To 1 1 . Holly Contatal f t * j£ jf fR ,Cg S f )4 »*•V■ M O N P A Y AUGUST I f . i T H R S A N F O R D H ER A LD , S A N F O R D F L O R ID A SEXX WILD L1 PR PROTBcriON . SINGAPORE—(A*)—The MaMayan Varatarlan Society l0 •aava this lands wild snlrnsl nr, l by controlling exports. The society I aald it had been told that a laig* number of monkeys exported from .Malaya died on ship* cari yin, ithem. Also, the group said, the '•ne-horned rhlnocerous i* now nrartlcally extinct becauss m{ hunting and exports. W The society adopted a lesoluiion asking the Singa|K>re and Mslsya Federation government* to in­ quire Into tha imiKirt and exports |of wild animals and to consider .desirability of Imposing sttictsr control, If not a total ban on th* Itrarle, because of the mortslity rata among exported animals Surprisingly, tw0 wild animal exporters who appeared without announcement at tne meeting c m ' their votes in support of the solution. Th* exporters succeeded first, however, in having the word “ high” eliminated from before “ mortality rate" in the resolution BTATK tfA O lB 8FUKT8 IN BKILF By ASSOCIATED m* rrrotr. I ENNIS: FOREST HILLS, N. V “ Th* UnitiNl 3 lute• leluinvd ihu D“ vl* lly JOB REICHLKR j Cup, 4-1, over Australia us r»U Annorlated Frees Sports Writer I SchociliT defeated Flank Segman The New York Yankees won Mid I'uuchu (jonxale* trluinpliml n dnublelieador yesterday and ■over Hilly Sldwsll In final single* picked up a game and a half on j matches. . tlin Ho.Ion Red Sox, hut fared i SEA HRIOHT, N. J.-DefendI the future t(n[ay with nothing 1 iag champion Earl Cochell wo" but gloom. the Seuliiiglit Law Tennis Invita­ ,l.»U i UnlaBl *• mlrai-le hopper*, the tion louin.ililetlt, defeating Italy « Is Pri ,i" |AmeifWi League leaden will ha liiuvaiuil Cucelli ill final. WALLY'S THB r* furred to play the next tliea HALING f.i 1 1 th u >, 1 week* without T.imtr.v Henrlrn, l SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y ..VI ,»«• il<> I ll rlr *fnr nutfleldir. lie may do A MBAtBBR I Miildleground 113) won the Hope«2 .!: i, ( nn mote playing this ysur. no moit* veui. ‘ lul Stakes before 22,41a fan* as V OR jia i i >) ■ “ Old Itellable," Reliable," a* ■■ Tommy li I* 24-duy meeting ended wit la total !'• to rirl*nUu f THIS a; !i" l; Known, annwn, injured Injured hi* bac* hark severely l.rral.uiK uttciulllice of J21,731 iiui bulling MXCIUS/VS It rsa lts 1 rH rritm .In the first game while utiemptuf $16,014,076 drop* fiom la»t Hartford 1. (irUndi* 1 CLUB ii.g to calrli u line drive. X-ray* Ijia r uf une and six per cent. ieI^Ml.iire &, U a ln r.rllU J 1 Kvenled fracture* of tile second I'nlnttoi 4 Mr Ai. kh.III i* 1 lYdO'B |j pci-lively, I>-1. hii.l hi Iniy.i,.,* llr»(h and tIdi (I rili* In th* lower pad i CHICAGO, — Ponder l$2fo>) HORN THB |sMik ihi'idgnli. of tin. hack. hlieiigthciird claim to three-year(inmra 'ItiifNI* AIB » d d / ro R M / A eix-run ninth inning rally firUridu Ml |*MlntkN I old title by winning Washington IlMVMthM IlHMf'h •«» It Aufuallr gave tho Yankee# tho fii-i game Park's Aineilean Derby of u mile Hanford $1 fUhtruvlllover the White Sox, H-7. The iii.il u (punter in 2 :IH) 2 / 6, setting took M e IS l.rratmr* at I I.*«fi*9 TtAR* TO AlMO ''link* also won thn nightcap, AllFHH %> i Duck reeoiil. Train —f TMf BALL. 7-6, with d.irknai* halting pro-:i | CURRAGH, County Kildare, N>w York r>-II -•••• a One einkt l*at>lwMe I I Is,>li|M,l lalinnn Vom» lull wmIi IkH c s ”, hr double triumph ennlded thn| jockey ol American racing, rial# ^77 r if v f l- in d 71 •>? 111 ftrtrrilt 7 I • .* Yankees to Increase their first ,5-1 Mhot I'llik Lai kspui to all easy 117 i t * . IM lIi.fle llih la AH *7 plnre mnrgln to three games over [ victory In the Rlandfoid Stake* int f ’liltN iro m 7i WALLY 3 *i while accepting Ida first European t!,c Red Hox tvho (hopped an 11Ht Ir 4.u U 41 W UNpliirtMton t l «l SH ir, -nnlng game lo tho Indians In mount. N m i i I I i Y p u lrn liit , GOLF: Clr.vi.'lnnd, 2-1. The second gams S Yor k * ■7 ritl# itk *i. 7 # CHICAGO— Helen Slgel of I’hilof that “dn*. biled iloubli l.eader f rolt r, I'h lliid rltd it.i 4 WanhlrtMfriti n 1 *9i i ? i V E T E R A d O l/T T !ELD ER iiilelpliiu won the women’* western was called o ff In the fourth in­ t'lr-Vtelo till 2 Itoaton 1 M»d iiiuuteur title by defeating I’eggy ning herauso o f ilnrknoss, Tho O R rw e A 'O , n i l tn ril'l / ti«rl<iira- Sri R.tiller Kirk of Findlay, O., 1 up in 28 Indian* were In front, 2-1. % %i. m :\< . r i? 1 ram %« r WHO R E C E N T L Y lilt holes. In Hie National, the frontHi I. o ii U 77 47 d?i IIELMONT. Mas*—Lloyd Manlunntng SI. Louis Gnrdlnnls InB E C A M E TH E ItrnnlllVn 71 n Cm2 V| mum of Chtchugo posted u fourlln«tof» H| f,*l Mft 1 ? *1 (leased Ihelr lead ovur llrooklvn 6 6 ra P L A Y E R LdK* A p p tm # io Dt&a l leilMit* t|.M.« Ml <i*» Mil 1 1 • In two and a half games hy under-pul 417 lor a 4-up victory T»*rk mi H** • H 1 *. •. * veenlng a dmddeliruder WALKER A RB dm over Toney 1‘enna while pacing fmm I ’ll tpl)lir»rll *.T H’l ic ; 11 Q /N C E OfiLY AC71VR MMLLOW the U. S. Ryder cup teum to u •'u lln-lon llraves, 0-7 and 7-1. f *1114-1n it *11 Mi 71 7 A« m m m bb rb, b u t JO B M AKE Z O O O I ’llll Mrr o i ’t 7 1 1 H • 1, T- e LA-11 (mint* triumph over llyron Dodgers Irounrnl Pills, i t l s - l l l l . V'SIrtrfM l Pj Ma o & o w e e o a a b o s t NulHinr* cliallengeis. burgh, !»-0. Imt lost half n| d/TG * • III* Arfn ’ 7 ? r itllu d . I>. M l ( .« lo o Ado J& ddY M /BB CEDAR RAPIDS, l a .- Dick lemrlli. | flp.inlfU'M J* |*|•| •*1. 1|g Ml. O ABOUT 1 2 S a m t t *1i$e•Inn •11 If) 2 N*•tv y i r k .T 4 Met., Virginia Bench, Vu., won llelroil olidifieil II* foil. Ill { HI I . o ii U 1 * 7 IfoMnn 7 1 thn $8,UUU 64-hole Cedar Rapid* TO JO /d .a plan* |.»*lli»n in tile Amen, in, ,Ol4Ui4*l#V 4/ Kits /mull l/Uuit ** ,; upi n with u 211 total, two under II..imping the riillndelphla Alldapor. tiis, H-4. \Vn*hlngtnn and St. IN KRAI.! I mil* divided a twin Idll in their feel badly about it—not when GKf kit l In fur Hrvenlh place. Tho fellow* like Joe Dl.Mugglol CI.KMKNTON. N. J. - -Seven‘■ ’ermlnr* walked e jf with an easy were nil**lng out on $6U,UIH)' tcen-yeur-old Kathleen Cluik. Ak­ ron, l)., won the Senior National •"< 2 vli'lio •• In lee opener, lull --------- . *• In a hotly conteated fam e here . teat night the Sanford Giant* de­ feated the Orlando Senator* 4 to Larry Harry, Sanford south-’ I paw, Was effective again.t th.. i I senator* and struck out nine! while issuing two paaaoi. lie wan i op^o*ed_ by Stan Zadalla, • Glante will Journey tonight FI.llll I II* ST IT l ' • ..villa for a tilt with the * to Gainesville \\ Tram I league leading G-Men. pj■InlnrsMlt. 77 A iflght developed At second 1lay t on s l u » r h 71 Ht A u a .iit ln r the fourth litnlo f.1 M x rn H it rr Georg# My (yatt, who I ' s l s i k * 7? i.J raring the tgi |i*l..tn<1 ilPdllea and ice up the tangle and Jtnplre Hill Lelts ejecteil layers from the gamt. With the ecoro tied 1-1 in the fifth inning, Jones walked and aeored on an error hy Shore nftar Matto had singled to loft, Matte taking third on the play. Matte aeoied when Kereste* ituoiiicu Lk . i . Ml UUIHlel . .1**41- The Giant* still hold fourth place, but the Palatka Azalea*, gained their winning ways hy de­ feating St. Augustllna’* Saint* 4-8 last night In Palatka. Hny Salgario held the Saints to six scattered hita. ORLANDO o » Porter, rf 8 I) Heresies, 2b Myatt, ** 8pott\ M Varner, cf Ilrldnak, e d# la Torro 8b Plait#*, lb Shores, If Zadalls, p Tbtal* SANFORD McManus, *■ T. Rosa, rf Hallman, If Cataldo, cf Jonas, 3b Matts, c Lake, rf-Mi Teplo, lb Malinowski, 2 b Barry, p Totala Orlando Sanford 1 1 I 2 II I II I •II 0 II 4 8 0 II UNION MEN TOL'H POLAND WARSAW, Poland—i/Pi—a dslegation of 80 Chin.se trad* .n ii 'Inspecting reconstruction•and conferring with Pollali unionists. The group, head ailed Yy Liu Nl Yl, deputy chairman of 'the World Federation ........................ of Trad* Unions, cams hero from Bucharest. MOSES. t w 1Q76 To Pennant Rare Lies Between Nashville Vols, Birmingham lie Drown* won tin* Niirnnd game, With 45 Truphies Ward Decides To i"'„;:r,t^ rx 'w.t w . „ . A * u t ^ " £ . ; p ; ; r e : lu rn I’rolcsstonal -« I'ldlndelphlii and f'hlcagn split, , i> i 20 minute*, 31 heconds. Ine I'hil* minim' back In win IInIt) llll.l. tnilNNON ... ... f,. r I VANDALIA, O - Don Hawk.n mid ,'iinie. H 2, after the flubs At* Newafnlturioi ID n ". ,UMl ln '’ .V. s tre a to r.’ ill., won I he Vanl.ad won the opener. 7-4. The ' V .11 Dnala. to, Htrunuhnn ..... ..ii.iiii Open ,Hnndicup. | nlll| final event HP* sK A N K, Wn*h.— Marvin R. " ... liianl'i also escaped with a split, Ward wn* *ix down on the tilth l„, Urn,..I American 2 1 iiio.l ,.(((I, i'r fcii Iing I'liieiiinall, 4-2. aflei i Hud i Ward Ini" If. golf tropie.. Vol* and Ilu- Ilui.iii.i*liaii. Ilaii... < lining I he 'ii*l game, 10-3. ..... me.IiiIm. Now he I* going Mil l » ' **!“ D” ‘ »rno back |TlH,)H,l<M)l( breaking te.i of 108 IMPORTED WHILE there havf baan many lovely “ 61Is* Stardust#” la th# course of years, tha 1846 title y/iiuiur ■upvr-un iu*», ■ winner In I* quiu* quite supvr-de luxe, ■ aa anyone can see. Sh# I* Judy Tyl­ er of Teuneck, N. J„ and waa selected Americun’a “ most photo genic beauty” from more than 36,000 contestants—purportedly a woiId's iword. (International) Major League Leaders Hy ASSOCIATED PRESS BUCK NORSE ME EXCLUSIVE WITH ANNETTES J. ^ rten d ^ lg a j^ M K rirn tl^ A M | W A L L P A P E R - PAINTS TALBOTT’S - D R I V E -I N — tsta »*»(•»* At*. Pluses IIBS-W ISM-n Painters and Paparhangsr* NATIONAL LEAGUE St. I.oul* 6-7. Boston 7-1 Cincinnati 1U-2, New York 3-4 (serond game 7'v innings-darklies*) Chicago 7-2, I'hlladelplila 4-8 Brooklyn 6, Pittsburg 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE Dotruit , Philadelphia 4 Washington 13-3, St. Luuls 2-4 New Y.nk H-7, Chicago 7-6 (sec­ ond game called after 8 Innliigs-durkne**) Cleveland 2. Host.in I (first game II inning*) (second culled aarklies* I SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Nanlivllle 7-6,' Atlanta 6-4 Little Rock 6, Middle 4 Birmingham 10-4, Chattanooga 8- 81 4 H Till'll' a re lin. m.iie uck* ul t ...........a*h. ’ I '" ll" “ fterimon o .hoot n sen-' fr„ m o„ yard*. KM) mm mm idnying but lb.id pl.i.-' Mobile ni The two-time national amateur i "5 l’«“ ‘ Slranal.an AMSTERDAM,— Jack Kelly of loo 021 mix I'iilliidelphln won the singl.' »ucll* mil of lll« lo ...ill..' II.lb «* Du' |',.|||| i’ u L* je l l |\1 '| l l ’ q I’liaiiipiun derideil lo ca*li III In * [ E — Harry, Hhorra. Kcresle*. Real* come un Will, ilu............. . IM1IIIJ4 Iv lt II iv li ll l n . hi;........... and look a Job a* |.io-ltl ,l" " , wn" .»h" l,BHl1 K"1/ “ ml title in the Kuioncnn rowing HRI— Mstle, Shores, Luke, Junes. *tleli'h .1,111 ill H...illiei chum|iioii*hipM, tlineil in 7 minte* (•mitr In ICnglaml l.n*i.mi,l at Gnat Fall*, Mont I' " ,uUh 1 IB— Fleltns, Hallman, .limes. H!l|iilhin histniv mid mile, * Hlrtiim ■■||l.H see..nil* for the 2.IMMI meter ... ................. at medal*, he r*y*. I „ ot B of HBtb. event. —MrManu*. 8 —Harry. DP lone* hum and Na*livtlle bulb full apmi II) GlOliGt: IIOW’ RN Ile will have Ihu I’ r<* * I faction mid no cash—from lieatto Malinowski to I’eploi Spoil* Ini Mobile in id,'Id game. I.ciin. I, GOTKIIDKG, Sweden American M' New xlrulurr* ..I them made into a lirandet mu Ren Hogan nml l.aw.on athlete* won four event* ill * Xereste*. Left—Orlando ft. Sail*) Nashville and five l.aek nf Ho I HALT'IMiiRII It’* going lo be foi lii* wife, lie lake* a inure ford 10. I llt - o f f Zcdall* 8, Hat- mliighani. Lillie on the Mime day in the track meet with Sweden, vletorle* rv I. HO— Hy Zeilalls 3. Harrv t». ■ Alllmilgb Ihe Vol* and ll.nmi* a lung Him In*f•>ii- I'Tariett or any nersnnnl inlcru.it In the (ir*l Man Francisco open In 1828. Ix'lng e.mil United hy Mul Whit­ •illiei riiiopenn I'oiintry will en­ f 7f» check lie got ns a proWF—Zadalls. PB-Hrlclnsk. Win- » r" far J". '"■»» »"• •' Tin Hugh the year* of golfing field, Craig Dixon, Andrew Stan­ «*r— Harry. Loser-Zadall*. U— ‘ "In which of them util win th.* danger till) win 1.1 telllli* mi- feusioiial for placing In * and Nerving a* secretary of the field unil Fortune Goidien. pieinucy of i l.e ITnil oil Hliiles, t a ils and Buck. T —-li&l). I pwnnnnt. Nashville’# lln .e leccnt open touriiainent. WK8TDUHY, N. Y .-T h * Hur Memphis 6-3, Now Orleans 1-1 .Spokane Athletic Roimil Table, _ ___ — nilvnulnni* i»vi»r VflrtnliiiFliMm ip u Who *uy* *o7 "I fell like frumlng tha thing,” Ward linn meiloneii rnimider l Uune, d e f e n d i n g chumplons SOUTH ATLANTIC LBAGUB TBMW|U r u i i i o u ! nteen fe nri» for Ilu* Uniuti* to I’iclie Pellirxu. , |,H my,, A Frenchman the 1). . . .trolt-TempUton Columbus, 7. Greenville 8 ably. At uiiu time, tu put It mild- critslie.l ■*. wnnrqT uvi i u m y Auip rliinh* llowpvn, Imik*m luntli thn* lit quartet. 16-4, In tha National Auguste at. Savannah ( 8): paste I* JAVV^lr1, For. year. n oW H uiTh.s ^ .c n y, he never was noted for his i ; MF i i •'flfliN, N. Y., Ailg* that hnve been nverntmi* In flnul i, puned, rain .... ........ (.pen Polo Tournument opener. la-^-t/P) — Having taken R'rns |W„ week* of ither Hnutliern »(*»«• double* 7! '' title four .mi lime* ' “''T medal* dipcreiiun. Ills undiplomatic and 'colle.ilng J"11' 1,ln,f “ low amateur’’ . . w CHICAGO Harry (». Nye, Jr. , Macon H-4, Charleston 7-1 knoekln*L-•* ,p -*| 1 hiiIIH dnyllglits out ofi nV the me «*n/iiy|M in »mv M l S. FIKHT PHONE M _i... , .. . . . . ,, , in t.iiiiiiamcnl* ur.il welching description* of Home uf the plnye.l on til* c.iuntiy * Itavi* ' , #i,7. ntilciiKo won the 27th interna- IJacksonville 7-4, Columbia 8-6 Australia’* Davis Cup players, Hi.tli (lie leadci* won ('ni> i....... ,|iro* lie defeated divide thn nation'* golf courses■ unit | GKORGIA-ALAIIAMA LEAGUE *ee brn.iuhi »lur clu»* yachting cltumTed., flrhroedor snd Pancho Gon-, hesdei'* vs.^o-V.lny ‘ -NnviivIH.' iV*l**is Ni|iirleldiig of reporter* VV'I. I 1.. .. , 1 . 1 .1 'dividend*. ’„r„* *'ro" 8h‘ Ipioii.dilp on Luke Mlclilgun. tAlex City 6-H, Griffin 3-3 aalfa tmlay ctarlad along the.backhanded *..rf ,.f way and lllr- .Hulled ' Mi»tei * 'wilt '(".intiniu.i •» 1626. fur example, Ward, *•*»« ■•••ml pru*a at times , . , , >THlialiiissee 1 -6, l.adrxnge 0-2 which should bring them mlnalinni nlrelglil. II ................ |rM|(i W(1|.4|? Ncore.l L'c" in tho national open. There wn* the time he wn* •Opelika II, Valley 2 logsthsr tn sn epic match at FRETS OVEK FILM Ml* , MOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE Forest llllli on "1 ub /iW D.iy. fl'elde ' All'#111|T'V'l a'ekeI * both ........ . , 7 " % » £ , £ ? 7 . Hplkmie" s S n l y ^.'a LONDON—DPI—Tha man Bchrnrder, ImMcr nf tlm covetsliitielied nil the liencli at London » Anniston I, Gasden 0 *d Wimbledoil cluwii, In seeded Hitnilugliaiii lunrlv *iiMill'«rett ru in .c i» « iicii^ t...y'* gaiiii Waterloo itatlon was Jil»t whnt a Vicksburg 6- 1, Jackson 0-0 , I'livale t 1111IK( 1*1III »’ X|H’l|*ivu I Ju.it une stroke behind Itgrott radio of a p.Alcu car parked No. 1 in Ilu* nsllun.ii .'liaiiiploii- ('linltuuiiuga 10-8 .Hid t 2. mililniy polleentan sltutild not he: Pensacola 13-3, Meridian 11-0 ' N,.l...ii I’rnlir Will.ft mill Iteiinv on tile .'our** stalled to ...... Net*..n, t'ralg Wood and Denny Jtw the course Moliih* fi’ll f ill 11it*i lull k In till* Jf *i 4»n i .»«.’ rliiiti i shtps. Guntales, who will l.u ileCup nVel .ye , b.ittull* undone, Montgomery 13-7, Selma 6-8 1 1 Mliutr who tied for first. Ililnru, "Calling car 2fl..." /sliding Hie title ha won a year inn* w i l l i n (1*4 |i>«i tu I i i l l i * ll.'tk. j I I u im iiiiv m ih * n i l t u n |>|*> ciglitella I'aiiglilU fiom Rp». The GKOHCIA-FLOKIDA 1 LEAGUE Doors mi Wind wu* a member of the U. 8. Ilu.l whiile.i Inward the starago, is seeded No 2, and Rig With tlit* AIInn Vii Ciackers plav“ One ..ib.i tiling to remember tilivliiu* colonel in civilian cluthes Amerlcus 3-2, Vuldosta 3-10 12:45 P. M. Pancho iloex'i’t midrivlaml why. lug till' way they me l> proved m tl.ni hete ..nil.I piny Walker cup team in Scotland in lltil offieei in the car. Albany 6 6 , Tallahassee 1-2 d with indignation. Daily I By custom, tin- rhanqii.ift auto safe fur New Orlean* to lose two right tlm.ugh the wet. That, of III2H wlien lie *hot n 67 to break | "Turn Hint tiling off," he de- 1.1 “ill. Cordele 2 0 , Thomasville 1-8 Nli.inl up man," li" *ald. "What {Rally la at th* head of tha gnitir*. Tho Pel* look ll-1 ami 3 -t , com e, un , not ......... . Ktirmie llohliy .lone*’ course record at - tnanded. . ,, y.ut mean by s'tllng such a Moultrie 6-18, Waycross 3-0 licking* front Meniphi*tintt " - , Tho count lie* will have i„|Ht. Alullnw*, and uguln ill 1847,1 The cup did, ton, liuvi'iily rxainidc?" main securi'lv In tlit-ir first dlvi- kiM'i* Mi'iiihnK i»lil mi’ll Hi*iiiiint i Bi* won iIn* imllmml mimtourj —....—------ --- . .■■■ As In tha past two saaaons, “ Eli, ilium . miiriniiriii the re­ Fred Egan's victory with Ml** nIoii nositi.iii will, a cooleil o ff young Ainei n ull* f.u tin. next 1 'Die In 11*36 nml 1641 and thrij , Syracuse will play Its home el ■•Ini' figure. Tilly in Ilia llstiiblct.inian was Atlanta not blowing but behind neveiul vi'tin. tlnlv \ii*ltnlin 've*ler" amateur in 1640, 1641 SUIT DROPPED ames In tha New York State Dammit sir. what’s vour numhit., second. The 06-year-old drlv- ilirni In fifth pine.'. off.., t in.l .,r tlirefit ’’ 'amt 1617. Ila wanted to turn pro' NEW YORK, Aug. 26—</P> - ...... Who’* your e. n.T" bcllowad air Coliseum. Atlanta nml Ni.nhvllle tint op ^scored with Hpencer Meritt The T.! .......... ........ ninde !•*" i" * 1* the war ennio along. 1 Expressing Hutlifsetlon with llieir •tu cnlund. llie usual huine run ilemumtlrn"' • Him i . i i i, Iinvt- fup teum' “ Those four year* in ln,\U0. the return to tlm majors, pitrhera Max “ Now look h"re, mate.... in Hie Vnl*' liny Sulphur D> ll uf lei III. will (lining which b e ' "frvlre might have cost me Lanier and Fred Martin of the Ht. L A 8T TIMES T O U A ^ At that moment it* wn* called Tile homer* weto hit liv H 3 "t|» American Ltagtii umpire Bill x Moi.leh 1 nrouml $26,000 apiece— proluntl* Cardinal* have decided to *|n III Ilitre year* to take Id* lilac wt'h other extras lumipars, a former bossr, began Ray, Carl Hnwnt*kl and Joo D.t pi' 'I ’limp. 1 vldcd I lied continual! playing drop (heir $ 2 /( 00,000 suit against on the station platform for filmmat.i of NbnIivIIIi. and Country .......... In The feieastern Drown Mtste* 1 nN well ui liefore I signed, organised baseball. 'up niiother scene In "Seven day* nml of all proplu Hill Keit- 1 "We tinned the Unit Thu* baseball today was faced he *nld. “ Hut I don't to Noon" Th' er,|'in*l. npeachlass nedv, of Atlanta. Krnneilv la m i n 16lit nml when saw run- HP Fla. 4M at with only one legal headache—the pile Itelior who has hit few hotlien* j i IIH iiiih here I said till* I* for und scarlet, retreated. LATE TO CLASSIFY important $300,000 damage suit lit Id* dny*. me," lie teenll*. Ile ridiuned to L A ST TIMES TON1TK Atlanta collected 22 hits lo 18 the United Staler. Imt year and wanted for soda fountain Hlack pearl* ere very valuable pro rhatnplonahlpa. ll* by Dt.nny (lardrlla, former out­ fielder for the New Yurk (Slant*. because they are rare. pi ci.......... ty w ell. work. Apply Laney's Drug for ^natrv||li> hut got them at the Iieenme Hie tennis piufcmlunn) line* * *" Stole. wrotqc lime*. T1AT IIU llO Q t, lit Hie I.Tliriuidelle dull here. During the winter lie rilln u _ Theme who damaad iTl picture* of relatives, *im ilni jolt lit Hie Phoenix, lend* wi tipped In Himfnrd Coach Jim Turner of the Yan- Ails., Country Club. BEST truld Frliluy near, bun nIoji on Lres pitched the IIurIoii llravee SCREEN'S Relieving you can’t tench and Irat Slieut. Findi'y. plettsu re- to 20 victories in 1087.*llll Uqpnplay tournament tenni* at the specify MOST Irn to M. A., Va|.l#i Hotel. He­ munt, Tex., maiiager In KUO ho snine time, I’lcirc limit* hi* ard. Thlink yeu. Itched his team to 11 wina while rempetltliin to once n year—Hu­ ROMANTIC using three game*. STRICKLAND MORRISON, INC I WKAVMKEt OA f umm kurarhui t W ( X S S V IS $ I ||Nfnl)l’, M ovie P c J RIDC-IN THEATRE dWefinV DOZIER and GAY PAINTS NOW’S the time to TR AD E (U b «r «l T r « 4 « -ln A ll* * 4 f« n « # ) TUES. and WEI).! TEAM( bacaui* they are “Befit for the South'* DAG Paint* have been rae- 'ognlscd aa Top Quail*y-tlmotasted and ptovad.' 1 \ . •Improved In quality aa •$*!> season want' by. Today D A G stands out with Tuesday no paint Its superior. Rxpariencad Palntora Experienced Painters Wednewlay Dir WMH HAVE been killed and Home Owaara kiteWt "Thera TRUCKS MANN1K la no better Palat” Por a complete Una o f Dealer A Oay Palate, Varatahaa a id H ATER RANI Enamels. J. " ' * tffiTMu/v __ .__ .__ ______ ITiTiuy V > w m m -■♦Urrr*' % • �----- — — r- — * . MB .... * / / >r; MONDAY A IIflllS T 29. 1949 -e -r •V „ ‘ 'ell plane are a unification of all FINDS ACCIDENT AUTHENTIC their story and asked two 6lb*r Rural Common Sense their Ideas for continued a c t i o n I UUES9EUDORF, Germany— policemen to demonstrate that the j Occident was avoidable. They jje By SPUDS JOHNSON .............. « » h o m e ,« te ; in the some hospital now, with tno t h . .U U . So h |1. ............ A very Important merting uf ..m m e n ll,. smile sort of injury, I jut«l women of the statu ii t*. Meridians in general will con- ||l(!y ll(ltl l(l,cn Urivintr at about Jti belli at the University uf t'lurui.% gratulate the home demonstration! „ „ hour when a bicyclist Tunr !" a school usually are ill Gainesville next wt-uk. dubs on their achievements and iujdenly stopped In fumt of them of utilfoMii site, varying not more It will be the annual meeting (lf than five pounds one from the the Slate Council 11/ Home Demon with them contlnuetl progress In and caused the rccldeni I The police chief didn't believe oilier. ■{ration Work, and it will be at. their future endeavors. tended by picxidenls and delegaiM ot the 111! count) councilt and uthn hem* demonstration club meinben 9 . The meeting will be a vet) tm­ pCrunt one liecauie the teptt■entallvea of the thousand) uf home demonstration club membeu will attend lu review work o| the past year and to make plant fui the coming year. The meeting alto will lie significant in that ii will mark a milsstons in home demonstration club work in Floitds—it will be the silver snnlveiiarv of the establishment uf the f.rt.e Home nemunstratiuii Culm cil. everyone must lie familial with liunie deliloust] allon work u, H,nids. foi tlie efteuli of tills |iingi*m have been leli lai and wide Home I deimmsli alion dub iiiemlicu, in 1 *9* . . . . . IF *t * #h, families and their coni imn.lt in have taken leading pail, in pin grams for Imtiroveinent til imm tlon and health, beautification uf home and coinmuiiilies, and rilucaturn of clilldien ami adult. At | their meetings they have studied j piuhlema of the home and tiir com numlty ami hayf , , oimstotently worked to solve them. And then 1 efforts Imve liurns fruit in the fm m of improvad health, nune at tractive homes ami comniunitie., Imtiroved educational facilttirs. ami increasingly effective ami uni­ fied action for the good uf ttir community and the state. Each year the State foumil meets to check up on home denuni .nation work over the nute ami to foi initiate a program fui fur­ W f U < PAlN 'f ther individual, community, and ♦ U s 'trtf. H IG H E S T slats effort in the ensuing year. ImUirtT R IF U C T IO H So the deliberations and plans V A LU E. made at the State Council meeting are highly important for ail home ? demonstration club women and, in­ deed. for Florida as a whole. Club members are primarily intcie.teil In their famlltei and homes and communities, and the State Conn SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK * * "h u 1 - W«nt Ads fm RaMki * itti * H I J M . jrrtoa lee steiltoa lias iaeerttoa K ttuiea a* ear lias iaeseltea rite m i t e is the lie*, teesate rata fa* Math Case cape. • Hate U s. a iim s s | IX tins* Its eef PHONE 148 teaai aaa salts ae aseeeta* >.fr IBs .eUakeae ea ness etaartum r*a>ae II *aa* a a a . Is lta.ee la .be laleabeaa beeb. (a teiaea t o IbU s e w a a s is ■lea Ibe i t n t l l t n to * .f* * l* t to par e w a t« | . I» [V ea .« reaBmi ike beat aasstate •retire, all Waal i l l asst la ear efftoa ea the Oar hat vabllaa Hea­ rt.,------------- a M aa .Itat e t .s u la m m • * We eaaaat ha s e a f aeihto toe « t . ttos aaa taaaeeaat taaae- THE SANFORD HERALD s___ I— I FO R KEN T —1 ONE A two room modern effi­ ciency apartments, Ideally suited for individual or buslneea couple, location across from the Post Office, Phone 660, Modern furnished apartmenta. Also efficiency apartment. Downtown office store, Takach Apartments, 206 N. Park, Phoae 1B76-J.___________ . fT ’B A better apartment your are looking for. 4 rooms A bath. AO0 8. Park Ava. LARGE freshly painted furnished apartment 810 Magnolia Are. 1 Phone 212-W. A . K. Roeset ter, Florist. 1 HJRNISHED' Apartment* from American FloeotMding Machine with edmr. JL.M. Glaaaon, Lake Maty. Fin. W X C M , Giant, Pha^pg 6W rT > ^ W koete WtJKK \Va N1KII —!» t’tMH’ I.E Two hedioom tmT HAI TDIt WORK furnished bouse. I'honc 661 W. i Ainiitiiig Joliiiston’e "NO-Ittt.\('ll". Fice estiiniites on plowing au-l sniiitHi y coating kills Until lies,] dihclng fitmi or garden plot, , Ante, Wnl i i Mugs for umtil Its. .1— Krai Estate For Sale— 3 Alsu clearing and grading hullil ! 1’Jnt 61.112. Half pint Hllc. It<jiii.illlug losis. I'hotia 107-J, Mack ItiiHstdl. ________ lut A Anderson. BEDROOM bouse, complete elec­ EHIIELM AN'S llcil Rose guaran­ LOWER PRICES, Expert watch tric kitchen, rleun, (iuod loca­ teed feeds fur mute eggs and ifpniring, O. V. Fellows, Horn* tion, lawn and shrubbery. Easy better chicks. Shop, 1701) Sanford Ave. Phons walking distance from Imslm-ss T O m iT N N * H AT SON district. Iiiiniedlnte possession. I 1148-4. 1 Phone I IM M 1201 I clrry Ave. Price 47,1100, terms, (iond value. EXPEItfKNCED Htrakkeeper. ciui Mutoia System and genci.il Ii/ve lliiee and four bedroom 11'llTHRURG Painti for every office munugelllelit. P. II. U-r pt i i pose, Uigalows, new and modem m "46. liest lesidentiul sections of Hun-< SUNK.AIt IK Glss* A Psint to. M l I W. ‘Jnd. Plum* 829. REFINED widow, practical u-u-e, furd. If ililciesteil in a Inline, 11 H.iniiuy dinner ui Luney'e excellent rook. Light i...,.-esec me before buying. 1I ENJOY /fie idsi, week days. I,ouches A keeping, adults, Mrs. i BEDROOM house, furnished, -I'".1 tiunett, Castle Building. in veiv clean with modern culivei. riolli - liest iltl inch Rate. _______ lences. 4 lots, fruit trees nod M.unll Am..in.I Left. J. III— ItiikinrftN Oppuitiiniims slisde, 16 uumitcs fiom Sanfi.ii )■ tOti i«-lt Phone 1442. Dr. Henry McLaulln 0)1tonic I ria l OAK se SUMAC . Htopltchlng.dreu* Isirrsqulckly,safely. IL'I -Magnolia Ave. Phon* 912 MARCH OF EVENTS U. S. Action Moy Speed Up an Patiflc Pad IVY-DRY Mlllluiy Alllonca To Jove Non - Rod A ll* I Need | Specie/ to C tn tn l P t m rASHINGTON—Rapid recent tlevrlupii.eiite lead beet-informed Washington quaitsie to b«lirvs tr,« United Ststes ehortly will n h aii, abandon Us wall amt-see attitude sml enter lulu s Pauflc Pact la stop the onrueli uf Communism in Asu President Elpldio Quliinu of the Pbiligi mu sikuowledgedly mad* a prufound Impression on Cunguss viitn his nying trip to WashlnRton to urge such an alliame. Displtt lha fact that th* Stale department ha* said the Him la not ripe, it ii knuun that Myron Cowan. Unltai States ambaitadur lu Mauds who accompanied Quliiiw - Ii convinced a I'actAc Pact muat b# created, and tuld Sccietaiy uf State Dean Achason so. Another poitcnl u tlie knowledge that J. Lelgbtuu Stuart, Unlte.l Hlatre ambassador to I China who arrived a da) alter kjullino, also told the Ndiulnlsliatlun ettps mult be taken Immedi­ ately. or all Asia will U lust. Still another pulenl force is aigulng fur a pact I —the Navy high command which, through axptrlti.ee, knows the 1'a.inc and can sent* th* . trend* aa well as trterau diplumata. 9 it Rii RUtln Up Id stvts su Lm<«4 *4 itd> >. slsn-domlnated Seda tut the rest uf Asia must Prseldenl be saved, and only ipilrk action through a nvltlllpldle Qulrlno »«ry alliance can turn ll.t Hick. • s e t • NO WELFARE PAYT -Some mat operators are considering th# Idea uf itopplng payments to the United Mine Worker! welfare fund. Attorneys reportedly have a.lvler.l tl.rm tl.at they can taka auoll action in view of expiration of tl.e old >..tt eual wage agrssmant last June 30 John 1. Lewis has ui.Utrd Mir mliisra to work thra* days a week until a new puet Is slgurd However, eual Industry attorneys ci.littiid that silica expiration of the old contiuit, widen culled i»i n 'iuimts-a-ton royalty, th* upetalors are under no legul compulsion to continue welfar* pay­ ments Any decision on the operators’ port to halt contribution! to Die UMW fund would eettulnly lima an Immediate cual atrlka. One of the reasons for Lewis' decision to scrap Ida old "no con­ tract, no work" policy and keep the miners on tils Job thraa days • week was to maintain a Aow of ii.ooet mtu th* welfare kitty. The fund's expenditures have been exceeding Its rsvsuu* and tb# UMW chief is extremely leluctunt to do anything which would foTM th* union to completely hall btnehis to retired or Injurad mins worker* W * * * * • WHEN f —Sentiment ranges between optimism and peaalmlam aa to when Cor.gies* will adjourn and lions* Republican Laadag Jo* Mai tin uf Mussacbusella says lie was being hopeful whan ha prailnled t.'ongres* would nut adjourn until Tbankeglvlng Day. Mairtill added. "Those who are pessliinslu say we wun't get thiuugh until l»sc 3 0 Cangrasa la However, Depiocialic leaileis in li.e House at _ . . . least hope to salvage aouielldlig by Inaugurating ll.iir-day leeexset until the .Senate tan catch up Unlit Jan. I t with its woik II was Mi.lnipultd that the lh.ee day iscessea, dining which only two psrfunctury seislona a week would be held, would begin a/ter ibe Huuse ills posed of Ills aims bill and tbs nsw social aacurlty lueaxuir Hnal adjouinment of Congitss Is d*|,endsnt on when lies Usual* lon.plstea Its woik, as the House can swssp Its calendar claaa 4a xi.oii older. ■a . NOTICE MH. W . F . MINSIIKW i ID I till 9 ill .- 14 II I4IM I I Now Associated With T O l’C’IITON HAKHKK SHOP AIR i H.NDUTDNKD t+ + + + 4+ x+ 4 + + + 4+ a+ *' I >4 44 4444 4 + + + + + + +4 + 4+ 44+ A U T O 1stABILITY INSLKANCK To Meet New Fluiidu l-'imu.ciul lit «p.m-ibliity Law E POl.lt YIHILDEItS SHAKE IS I III: PIIHFI IS .CM mU;:L'UMPANr IMIU.NK 1** * lit i j i (. / ( * ,'* >1 I'kiUNR ‘/A 1U4 | 104 tat I «4 ('■ M. Royd— I’hun* 254-R Al Wstars— I'huns filN-lt f 'M* M T ♦ L t* i-> i- *•T * F *!•*►•*<♦*irv r v v*r *r •!**Fdr 1 W H ISK EY ■WINE, R U M - GIN ★ ★ ★ ★ NICKS PACKAGE STORE 410 HsnferiJ A vrnm Priced at yfilini., 41000. down t i'A US, (.Tcniicd, unshed A polished. S M A L L H U H IN E S S ; goml balance on easy terms. tlon, low rent priced »■■ <ins 27t*i' A 2U'«>- Gal. Bent . A. WHIDDDN. HH. 1..-i I'- Sl.indmd Hint ion, Sanford ^ id b J H ^ J I o ^ r C s t ^ t ^ H I ID H. Park Phone 12*1 ,V I'elery Avenues. 12— Span a I Marvin* -12 line. 6 ACRES. Small tdork house 0 in. I T X EDO F E E D S : t omplete Store. 11.. 111's Toledo Feed NEW Ft.CORL surfaced t<> pcfi'i'from town. IDI6U teinis. Phone GOOD AND BAD lllghlsyman UtlU Hull. I 1U.U5 FOR FARMS, homes, business I nseil 6 pc dinette I 2P.UB property and acreage, saa ymir I used sofa Ill'll 1211.116 fc. A. Strout Realty Agamy I used dresser I used :< pc bedroom suite 169.116 Orle H. Mntliieux, Salesiniin 1807 E. Second tPreet or phone l shglilly used !t pc bedroom suite Keg price l"nil.U6 480.116 1809-J. I sliglilly used 4 pc bedroom suite I.AKE FRONT Hume on 2 a m i Keg. price lilOO.iifi 41(12.96 Just off Main Highway—Well MATHER DP HANFORD Constructed, one-floor; 2 Red- •_*n:i no E. 1st St. Phone 127 rooms; Large Closeta —tienw used Klect'lc Refrigerators, I ouslv and ileNiitlfiilly Furnl-I.ii.-fd Kerosene Automatic Water ad. Including All Electric Kit­ llfiiirr I used Kerosene Rang*. chens—Good Fishing ami Hwim-i Hill llnrdwure Co. tiling; Garden Spot; Real mg. SOI K. Flint. Phone 68. Citrus Trees—Rout and All f o i l .................. eggOU 1Dl ltTIIERM SPACE HEATEKH 'He* John W. D. Mimre J * JS’ ..V.elTnLnli ° r lt" ’‘ UNUSUALLY Attractive 6 K0..111 \EE liminiKHK Home; Double Garagu; Lai go, tlh.and r.ll* _ -----8hidi(l Lot; Very Good Lmu- MiH(i(3A(iK for fiiIo, ten (10) tlon. 47,600. Financed. , m-to furm on Cameron Avenue, JOHN W, 1). MOOHK, Healior k 42160.00 net In cash, Olemn llolBeatrice Huffman, Associate * I'ombe, 776 Coluinhus Dr. pa224 K. Flral Phone IJI1 catm. (in. Plmno Deahuurn M 2G. 2 BEDRUOM and bath home, in ui WANT to stop smoklngt Try ■hopping center. Direct ....... Nlni-Stop, Guaranteed. Roumllowner. Telephone 1138-R. 1 |„t 4 Anderson, Touchton ^ a Drugs. S— A rt Idas* F o r Hole — 5 ii— AHTICI.KH W A N T K D — « _ 180 to »ao. AH Park Ava._____ GOAT M ILK ft ROOM Bachelor apartment, R, D. Priest. Phone TI6-W3. with Elaclrk Kitchen. Ph. 146M. 206 LauTOl Avenue. Mill's Bwap Shop—W« buy. sell or “ ng, 406 Ksn Small chicken farm to middle aged i trade mast anything. coupla. Two waaha free rant to r ford Are. Phons 199-J. right party. Phone 260 Sanford. We~both iosT when you don't bring your prescriptions to. ____ furnished apartment. room ground floor, private both. 8161 Imney's, Phone 108. W. 9th. Bt. Phone 1171-W. I W a n t e d : L a d y.«or couple to ■hare aparibMeL Apply 14U Fork Avenue. « By R. J. S C O n ip * Use HKRALD F A G K K1VK THIS HANFORD HERALD. HANFORD FLORIDA tlon. Old floors made like new. finishing, cleaning A wrung. Port side power plant, 22 n-srs experience In Keminule ('minty, rl. M. Gleason, Lake Muiy ALTERATIONS and Dres. MskIng. 110 Mi W. 1 st. Htiret. Phone 1168.J. VENETIAN BLINDS made m or­ der. Seminole Venetian illmd Co. H20 W. 3rd. Hi Phene 1162-W. (lltl.ANDO Muiulng Senliiu-I Or­ lando Evening Star. Call H"l|di Ray, IH16-J. CALL 617 for Battery, Gencrstirr and Htar.er service. Swuin's B attery Hervira, 301 W. Fh»l Ht. . LAWNMOWEKS sharpencil, bi­ cycles repaired, lock and bey work. No waiting—woik anteeul. II. W. Hlunnsn, MO East 4th. 8 t., Ruigoid, Kin(Formerly with Williams Fult Thop). By W A L T IHSNR1 MICKFY MOUSE .r , • / IP W C C A N J U S T <3BT’ IN T O ITCH IN G G u l CW befo re t h is s a n d s t o r m (" B O Y l W A S T H A f T A S T D C M t J H RPALLV Hi t s US! ELECTRIC or ACETYLENE WELDING Renferd Molar 8 Kejpt. t « Highest caxh price paid for used ______1|M W.' l i t Htreet furnllnre Ted Davis Fumltura Co. a il E. 1 st, Ph OM._______ Bull Duisr ami Drag-Liin- Work; Wa specialise in p a s tille work Wanted Imrge Bhow Cilia. Ph. and grass planting Ed Um I*. I2:id-n. Phong HI66-W. IIKI.P Complete auto paint' Jobs, 412.VG. One out of every 16 pniot iraa. fra*. 1604 180- W 13th. St,________ W ANTKD EXPERIENCED brake and front r £ -m icee— PeruonulH - ^ 'l end man. Apply Ftreetone SEE W. G. Morgan for hi»iiUi>iStores. _____ i Insurance, The Wkite W A IT R E S S w anU d. night Flan Including polio. 8 >x only, Apply T em liu l ir Phone 1679- M for *P* Manager. -i *1-' t a wohk w iSr*SAPc B’ F U R N IT U R E work guarai u N if^ n '-r-J bauh keys on tin*. Inder pleas* return to hoi W. SL 18.00 reward. W. 1s t I t it r w p e n / MjlOBUhll ffl as. David 8 taw-M csw w PONTIAC ' Btreamlinsr 4 eedas, >11 aeesseoilse. right far quick J betow eurrsat selliaf Phene 628-W. W ilm m M '.i: :■ ■ _____ ------- - - ‘ I — -uLi ' ___________ C - L - l �1 I \ WOMBAT A tO C T T I t . lU t (Ceanane* »*•«■ r , n ossi lions line*. Elect Hendrix An National Adjutant The raini in the Carolina caused smaller atreams to overflew into frequently-inundated low. land*. JACKSONVILLE. Aug. 29— OP) —A group of Ku Klux Klanamen y/itcrday proclaimed the election Lumberton, N. C., and Floror.ce S. C., reported gusts of 50 I tf a permanent emperor who hae | hour; flraenaboro, N. C., recorded * taken the title of Samuel II. 54 MPH without damage to the The outfit'* new leadership alao city. Charleaton, 8. C.. had ort* include* an Imperial Witard, who j report nf a gust at 49 Mt’ H hut i« known only by the aevrn-dlglt; damage wa* limited tn power tine,. number 4-006800, and a national Tha choppv *«#, aldeil hy i hlqh adjutant. tide, flooded street* in the tny The adjutant. Bill Hendrix o f 1 area. latlshxsiee, announced theae elec- j lions took place at a aecret klon-1 It w*« In (lemgia that tha ewerural Ion of the Southern Knlghta; tome freak of nature Inst its ,.t I km Kltltt K lst t. eark 1r«k km nail..* of the Ktux Klan, which he call-■■ , 1 euperlatlve atature. Thai- the ■^MM.rng m * n ! r r * h# "0rl,lnl1 RAlS 1 OF JENNIE", a Salxnlrk raiaaae, ahbwing at the Hits Theatre W«U**r Bureau changed tha Invisible Empire.' statu* from Imrrlcane to ilisturHendrix, en electrician, said all Tueaday and Wednesday. I bailee at il A. M.' yesterda;.I It was In Florida that the giant officer* of tha outfit aacept himself are anonymoue. <exploded its power. West Palm Beach, Lake Worth and Kirr Hr added that 302 chapter* have Lauderdale were In the direct (**h flM.iiOO Ku Kluxer* In 12 southern i of the hurricane'* core as it s-vunj s’ nte* plua New York and New i In from the Atlantic Friday evenJersey. Among the thing* the | Ing. rutflt will fight, he aaid. are "fan- 1 BELLHADE. Yugotlavla, Aug. ts.tic taxation” and the threat of i | The giant vaared to tha north, (For Hal Boyle) 5 ~ W -O u tw .r d ly at teaal, Yua 'Vnmmuntit stats ndsaail nvar I.aka nkead.i.iw* WVW v n p w * mn f r . . . I r . a i One> Hie .duutiiem knigtiia ____ Heneg1'" '* •iiuwcu h im signs today I Maternity leave*? flure. But why late arms production In the Eurott|hm'.t!l^V.-Ti"it (bit declared, hav# no affiliation of worry about the ponibility of a i n°tt get ..a really practical about thin pean lly prM tlnl iboul_thl«l pm i . countries. enunlrln. . . . f t ? ^ £ 2 hll„_ h ! 5t u S U n ,™ ’ ' wltli •fin n .n, . i . v i » « r „ - _iiL M ■tooting war with har Sovlei-dom1, Klux Kl IT group m I sI us »or- hualnea* of having hablea?' , Why, Vandenherg contend* such asV u i wiih tb. ibe Ku recently " K l" * ' rnun ......................' slstanre should await Ihe fnrmeSaturd*v parell#l w llh tha --osii. liatetl nefihhort. grniied el Monlgomery, Ale " l 1™ .n,f [0T. fMheMHon of a defense council under the » " • « " ‘ »1* « " ‘ *r *’f U'* ____ ______ _ burning UN? ovia IV f hi I SO-mlle-an-hotir winds that taahed the Florida coast, this picture, taken at the height of tho - Tha w*r of nerve* in the Balk The leader of the Georgia Klu- *u .™ * Bl.mo»t ■ hur A newspaper i_ In Atlantic alliance ami adoption hy hurricane, atiow* one of the main thorou(nfarci In Palm Beech completely engulfed In water that was x«r« Is a former Atlanta police. [aaue yesterday. . j IL r . r r dill apparently had the real of the the council of an overall defensa „ Damage ran Into the million*. blown over .he sea wait. F.margcncy thellcrx In many parte of the state were Ailed to capacity as tho etorm Men. M-year-old Ramuel W. Ron^ " V 1 th,t ,,nlonJ1 ,n p|an. One life we* loat In Florid* and wprld more jittery than It did the worked It* way along the "Gold Coait,” coming damage citlmated In the mllUoni. (international Soundpho(o) tr IU not the Job last week, to New England waa demanding The two committee* *tlll h a v e 1ona In Georgia, paternity leaves for worker* gtople of this country — even PH Ihe vacancy created hy the to act on an amendmen'. by Vue-. A preliminary survey hrought ilei-th of Imperial Wlxard Samuel w,»rker"- ,r^ courae— and the denherg and Senator Dulles (R-1 damage estimate* varying from though they art coniicou* ol the news wires quivered wllh anxiety rie»n. peiiibilitie*. ', NY) to limit to 9l.000.nnn.linn the 40 million tn BO mHllon. The Alabama Klammen chos# « while New Haven checked. total amount of money for arms Compared with the mulct-mtl0 Government ipokenntn were U 's i llli H gran fs a t nae) But hefnre long Ihe report came eld to Western Europe. meHme Baptist preacher n* th»lr ; lion dollar lease* In Florida, (Icorbusy denying a flood of rumors down In front of tha W. R. Dyson Irs.lsr-—Or. Lrcurgu* Rnlnka. 44. back: Nothing lo the etory. No Thev propose a reduction of gla’s property damage wa* negllg- ,i home at 1201 Magnolia. An oak break In -prospect old man. 1140.990,000 In the amount IP- lhle. dbout move* end countermoves in . ----- for- the - ,,---------1 .tree went down on Palmetto AveAnother golden opportunity gone qUt*jed by President Truman for Highest sustained wind*—40 to tpe increasingly hitler word war i nun near the Bouth Hid# Prlonry irlng glimmering down the drain. 'this purpose. 60 inllee an hour—were clothed between Soviet Russia and YuguHebool, | That'* the way It la nowaday*. Connelly, chairman of the For-,at Valdosta. Brunswick registered I. Holler, employee ot the Btata rfavia. (FeaHeoeC e w a n * * Oaet I Things that shouldn't happen to Relation* Committees told in- a sustained velocity of 44 mile* Hoad Department, reported that and had a long talk with police-;• dog are always happening to elgn 1 But ahoaahlna hoyi in Belgrade! porters the Tvdlng* amendment i pe? hour. three fret of water surrounded rstn who described Ihe situation In peopla. And thing* that should would •Upped placidly away i f the boots save U. 8. taxpayer* about • At St. Simon* Island the wind* Ida home on West First Hlraal rommunitlaa around the lake, of their cuinmera. Houeewlvcaj happen to people, especially men, 1700,000,000. He aaid General ] ripped away more than BO feet near thr culvert where the canal carried ion their inerhotlav aa tie i Norton reached eeverat tenta- don't happen at all. Omar Bradley advised the com -[of the county pier. The Brunswickoverflowed, ual. **• , live conclusion*, a auhteet to re|, Ph|, Murr, y, Jof)n [ milter* that arm* aid money'St. Simon* Causeway was closed .Sheriff P. A. Mero stated that r In the country, former* were spent on tool* and raw materials during Jhe helghth of the blow, n Inrgr tree which had hlnwn l l ’e recelVad ' * • n(1 ,h * boV* m>' •-!»!« for European arm* factories would Power Hnee tnrealilng one of their rlchost llni bdtween the Island and Ht-rosa thr highway at Death Val­ One I. that almost every city | f"d * he one of the moat economical the cltv were knocked out. iev hod been removed hy County and town In Florida suffered aome i m * f,°,r my plana that could he adopted. Augusta, with wind gusts up m > Bond Hunt. II. B. Gray. A brldgs damage, aome major and aome •aim ran. he ettrlhutod. of course, ^ ^Py j pllt P*,' prp' , U the new chairman of 7(1 MPH, wa* plauged with fal'ed wns washed olH nn the Pltly Wood* eliftht. natal preparednees periods for 1i theRradley to the fart that the official press limb*, hmken Store window* and Joint chiefs of staff. timid near Cameron City, Nherlff t*a carried few of the nimon The citrus crop ha* been hard p,lpV , , ,l* *op their IBM) The Tvdlng* amemlninnt did not disrupted power and communhaMnro sold. The southwrst road 111 hit 1 ut not ruined, Ills estimate I1*1specify any amount for foreign Hon facilities. Goldsboro was one foot under lllicd fairly well with that of |he was: And big business (you think arm* production. It sold simply Savannah recorded brief squall* will or. r There ha* harm nu merit Ion yct.| Robert C, Evans, general manager bable* are not big business?) Sandy Anderson manager of bf the Florida Citrus Commission, will stall Jiut long enough to make that nothing In tho hill would bar up lo 42 mile* an hour. Roof* w-jr# for example, of Hie meotlnR ->f tin- Hanford Hlntr Farmers Mark­ Norton thought that Ihe dollar it convincing, and then will give' Ihe European pact countries from damaged and tree limb* sprinkle l the Sijvlet-donilnated Ecommilc afreets, Water and power *ervi?i ualng money for that purpose. et, reported after a survey of Ins* In the citrus rrnp might ap­ In wllh a secret sigh of relief. Council of Mutual Aaiiatanco In The committee*, however adopt­ were temporarily dlarupted. growing rnodltlona on the east proach 120,000,000. Evan* snld gofla. Hulgarla. The Irulh Is that a man wlm'* ed a proposal hy Senator Hyrd Sherman Brooks, a 22-ye*r-"!d rind west shir that damage tn U'Mwm.oon lo no mil linn hut There have been aome official expecting a hahy Isn't worth the (D-Val which would prohibit use flahhnat worker, wa* electiocuted i crtrrv seed bed* was not ton denial, of such rttmnre "unathlrd that first estimates are powder (the hahy powder, that of the funds to ni alot aIn the anna nt Thunderbolt, near Savannah, ^ vrre and was confined moatly In usually high. lual" troop* mnvemente In Yugo II) to blow him to work. when be bumped Into a clothesline V plants or pay employes. ynung seed treds. tjutte a few cov­ n dlvlelona Imvo What ia the property loss? Anothrr amendment approved over which a live power wire had HI* company lose* a couple of ers of seed beds were ripped off. Islraln (Trieste) "That’s a tough one tr figure." today require* that arms a'd must fallen. every ........... lime he Pepper* nod eggplant* were **iil Norton. ” f would nut tho bot­ hundred ifollnrs prevent eatmlng,-, AS INVItTIOATION OP IOMIIR PROORAM CAMS TO AN INO After ependlng yesterday sur­ lie distributed "equitably" under "pretty badly whipped" hy wind, tom limit at 92,000,000. At this shows up st the office. ''luma oil rcfln veying Florida citrus crop*, (ut­ He's n dead weight on the psy- the program. rain and sand, be slated. Borne preliminary stage, with many if Rnvlet ag.-nl-i Conually *ald theae eenntnra tered by the tropical hurricane dniiiiige to these crops waa noted (own* through Ihe central part roll. Ha does nothing but burn Marshall Tllu’i in Hie Eureka Hammock section, of the state and on around through cigarette* an sdneak out to the voted for Tvdlng*' amendment: that swept through tha state Satoops itretched around Yugn('nhliagn was considerably damag­ •St. Augustine and lackeauvllle tehephone. tf he tloea force him- Green (D-RI), McMahon (D Comil urdav. growere and Industry lead­ svla’e uneaey Imidere are ou Hu(D-Ark), Conually, ers did not fully concur In tho ex­ ed by rain and wind. Only a vet to report. I would say that rrff to turn cut a little work ha Fulhrlght few beans were damaged. No Ihe published eitlmate of shout create* such a snarl that two Chapman (D-Ky), Johnson (D- tant of the damage let's nothing new. Thny'vil All agreed, however, that lo*'»* damage tn building* In thq 140,000,000 total damage to prop­ othar fellows have to spend a week Tex), Kefauvcr (D-’lVnn), Hunt that way tinea the Coin In-' (D-Wvo), Gurney IR-KD), llald- were eevere— particularly In tn* market area was reported by Mr erty end crop* Is is accurate as untangling It. i (Communist InternalItninl ..... ........ InternalJnual Mirth Beadles* grapefruit crop * J svlrr 4R-Cont» and Tydlng*. 1 Anderson. Information Bureau) blacklisted Raaven help the stockholder* could possibly be made et thle He said those voting againet which would have normal! nnrmtlly rlpw- ^ rlto IB month* ago on eharget, of Damn no In the Oviedo eectlmi time." men . "were Senator* 'George (D-Ga). „If* , ,one * * of i ,those otherX two V m xi F IP nniRIHIi iruiqu 1' ' vro?i •d In October and November. inrtulng "Nationalistic" pnlldoil was reported tn he light aa celery In • fiollre squad ear driven hy ahould al»o he an expectant father. Vandenherg (R-MIch, Smith (RWeller O. Johnson. Lakleland ind began a campaign to oiiat him I seed beds had not been yet eat Patmlman Lester Hlimlv of Belle You may know more about this |N.T», Hlckenlnoper (R Iowa I, Hyrd Weather Bureau chief, reported Tom nower. mil. No damage to school* had Glade, Norton rode stop the hlg than I do. since I’vo only been | lD-Vat, Bridge* Sallonthat "might well D* ~as »* f ■ )» m i n |( 4* If t(R n *-N i i illl, l )f u n m 'i i l lin t ldamage in ilin R V i«e i(f* * e ” « « ) w Perhaps Ha true that tho lieavlhoi'll reported to Bupt, T. W> Lew- government levee around the south through tlie mill once, And I stall (R-M*sa), Morao I R-Ore), Jgreat a* In the 1944 hurricane, Itt conrrnlrallon of Tllo’a forces tun up to noon today. shore of Lake Okeechobee. didn’t get Jittery. Not at all. The and Knnwlnnd (tt-Callfi. |At that tlma the state loat an e»>ra In Macedonia—-breeding spot police Chief Hoy 0 . Williams, The officer pointed out the »hnw must go on. you know. The committees will in-*et again timnlrd 20 per cent of Its tntal if past wars—at reported In latniimotoring hack from a vacation In high water mark on the lake sldv ron. Oh, there was that time when tomorrow, when they are cxjieeted [eroj ml Meee',<nd« *» Ihe srcllun nt couth Florida and Haraaola Bat- of the levee- perhaps 15 feat I wrote something like: tn take un the Vandenherg Dnlle* I Jrdlinson added, however, that Wnthem Yugotlavla wedged heiiidnv nlghl, sold that damage ap­ above the surrounding tnwna and BULLETIN proposal to slash the aid program He wa* lodging from wind velnetiween liulgMint nod Alhatun, Inilli J peared lo be heavy around Plan' glade* farmland*. hv linn.DOO.OOO, . . storm compared ----tv of. the with WASHINGTON, July 14—</P)— Tomlfnrm members. Rhudy pointed nut Torr#\ and City with (dale glass windows ol Connallv said thera I* nothing Istatistics of the 1944 storm. Me The* National Labor Pain* Board Reintnrrementa In Macedonia stores smashed and lines down Kraamer Islands which dltanpomIn that amendment to prohibit '«ald, too, that In the past Im* } aould be natural to ward orf nny At Ilnine* City lie managed to get •d under lake water at the height ruled today, etc. the m* of the fund* for European 'estimate* hav# usually been too ittempt* by Comlnfnrm countries Of course I meant the National mine gasoline (or Ills car m>m a nf Iho storm. He ihnwed Norton arm* production. Hut he aaid that high. a Incite rebellion with the promtank wagon, a* filling etattont spots where the bodies of drowned Labor Relations Board. Perfectly supporters of tha amendment had 1 ills estimate agreed with ore f t nf uniting Ihe Macedonian aer- j wore closed. Haraaola had less eattU end horaea had washed up natural mlatake. Could happen to argued against the Administration i made late Saturday by a top citrus ntia orf Yugoslavia, Greece end anyone. dp mope than Hanford, he rev# sled. on the levee. plan to uae an eatlmnled 9IBB.-Ilnduatry figure, who refuaeo to hugarla Into a separate at a'#, "We wouldn't have had a chance Rut for less stoical father* 000.000 tn spur arm* production he quoted nv name. Thet source The fence of the new bell perk ■nt aotuat dlipotltlon n( Yuguwaa blown down on the Mellon* except for the levea,’’ aaid Rhudy. land there will he no rude Joke* abroad. estimated the loss at 20,000,000 Inala troope and their strength vllle Avenue aide, but the poete "The lake would hava covered about the stoic helng the bird that boxes, 18,000,000 of it grapefruit., ■a bean, and will remain, secret were left standing. Jim Spencer ua It would have been another brings habits) some relief ii nlaaa . end until a showdown icported that hie new neon elf it IWI." clearly necessary. AUGUSTA, Me., Aug. 2 9 - ( f ) • m et.R e p o rt a on Yugoslav In that year about 1,800 persona at the Anchor Inn wee’ damaged. Mothers, now—thay get the —The aftermath of a Florid* roopt oan ha put down at a vnrdrowned when a hurricane hlew beat of everything. Hospitals. Highway traffic at Oranga bumped Into a cold hurricane , hump#_ .... diplomatic > City wa* blocked for • time Fid- the water out of Lake Okeecho­ Doctore. Hand-holding. That notfiont moving down from Canada j bee. day night by a huge limb that "The levee saved ue,*' said you-muatn’t-eU-ln-a-draft-dear and gat extra heavy ua# In* aummer »ial*y . i.rehed^flald* *n d*w «£ crashed clear a cm e the highway here-let-me-carry-that-popcorn-box when the family enjoy, cool drinks IPltyd Odium " '* K' Ctdrl* Worth P* ™ 1* 1 fMW> WM0 Rhudy. l.i tha center of town. Flarae -for-you stuff. Norton wee silent for a long were put out until crrwe could CHAIRMAN Of TNI CONMHUONAI committee that hai been Invtill. The Weather Bureau aaid rain All right. Fine. They’re entitled time on tha ride back to Miami, lo IL gjaaaware through wlllu.ut casual will contlnua into tonight and remove the limb. gating In Waahington the B-l# bomber procurement program, Rep, whert we returned about ’mid tie*, houaahotd equipment special «jed ,‘ ”’ My Missouri” and "l/nltDue to water in fields »ojn# Cart Vinton (D-Qg.) lhakaa hand# (top) with Air Secretary w, Stuart rhould “ considerably help the But fathers? They get nothing | Nation* Prayer." growers will have to reaew fer­ night. Symington (right) tltor proban onnouncad they could And no evldtnca but anickert, false sympathy and a Agriculture offer tome renilnitera.. w We turn of two membari of the o* political Iflffuaaea being u##d.B#low, Cedric R. Worth (right), tua* tiliser euppllee, County Agent C. Sudden change* In tem perature 1. Approximately 10,000 oct*» mate . .eubcommlttee are on R. Dawson eald today. Maybe paternity leevee aren’t Unfa .wall. These picture* are of ponded Navy qffielal who admitted making chargee in an tnonymoue The Fire Department had to Forest Commlealon Albert D. the answer. I don’t know.' I'm matora Margerat China Smith document, appeara deeply concerned ag ha recant* the all*galloni made copa with eevaral tramfarmar Nuttlhg eald tha Flagetaff-Daed willing (which la darned whit# oif (CeattaaeC Pma e*ee Cm ) l-Mattib) and Jouph R. Mr. and expretiee regret At left la Ftoyd Odium, heed of the elrcreft corpo­ fire*, ona of which waa hash ot River fir# will need *'a lot _ of ration that make* tho B-36. He waa the loat wltntix. (International) trthy (R*Wia). tha Talaphona Building. Another liomealck to *** horaea once more me, don’t you think T) to leave it water to put It out," but that to unlon-menegement negotiation. Tha photo of Mra. Smith I* Intransformer flared up back of in uae." today’* ram “ le keeping thing* Of hi* epeech to the Legion, But the next time I have a baby, HUd "to Colonel JamaaV. Hunt And Is sponsored anil operated by Lodge’* Grocery Store. Chief U, Mr. Truman told tha luncheon I want protection. quiet for the time being?’ Mi the* goqd wlahea of Margaret N. Cleveland reported._________ r committee of mother* bended by group) A* a potentially proepectira "It ia an Importint epeech on rather, I demand my rlghta. Ornhem. who is ebly Mr*. 8. an asset to tha community.. International affair* and will afTake a letter, Mica FiunbMnasrlated by hire. M. E. Baker. It "Handicraft work and hobble* rfect the welfare of the nation for gerai (CMttaied Pimb H i* «*•> je only open Seturdny nights are definitely a part of organised of food, hot from the ranner, "Dear Senator..** . when dancing, billiard*, table ton. recreation and the Sanford Mlnla- yenr* to come.” ahould not stand In a breai* to car**". Another eaute, the said, la fils, elmfflelmard and cheaa arc ture Racing Car club provide* an cool. In making (ctd tea or coffee RRFUUBE8 IN INDIA PROTEST In glaee, pour the hot beverage broken homes, home* that ere enjoyed. A eneck and aofl drink outtat for tnoee who are mechani* NEW DELHI—( ^ — Unmindful her I* operated by the group. onto the lea rather than rally minded. Almoet any Sunday of raini, about 400 refugees In •lowly or divorce. Puitlrg ps£ "Org*nixed recreation for tho afternoon the circular track naan agalnat tha glaee, or make the dlaeeee rage squatted In tha opan before adult age gnupa constat* moatly the Port Meilon Park ahuffleboard beverage in a china or pottery onto in Jail who refuee to t w the relief minister • houee here. pitcher and then pour Into iilaaaea. care of their children, eh# add. o f ahu/flcboard. Tha Hanford court* la tho aeen* of miniature demanded Immediate re­ Ice Cttbte ahould not be dropped is no eolutlon, for when tM flhufflekoard Club waa formed auto racing. Thai* email, hut habilitation and recotery of their careleeely Into glaeaee, at they pnrenta gat out again, they xw aome year* ago by local people abducted women from Pakistan. may crack tha |lau. the earn* '’lorry parent*” they end winter vlaltofa, meny of Theee refugee* oat on till tha mado Sanford their home. To save glaee from taking a rap war* before. evening shouting elogani. They In dlihwaahlng, there are circular While admitting that many Tha Club hae made a fine memberto budge until Mlnietor rubber gadget* which fit over the caiee of delinquency are found Mohanlal Sexena earns out and enda of fiuceta, rubber mate for among under-privileged children. aixurad them of hie personal at­ Judge Fanner said ahe wai «n* tention. Tha July rain* had flooded concerned toft About the "ovar-prl* moet of taetr quarters rendering vlleged child, ’ ehlldren who have Mothers Get Time Off, Why Not Paternity Leaves For Father Too? Arms Aid Little Damage Disaster Area Hints To Homewlves Brttian Dollar City Recreation Rotary Speaker free seem to the family eutomo* bile, or drira their own motorm l# and. motor-bike before they, art taught' the proper concern ft* other# and the importance of highway eafety, . Judge Facmrr waa IntrodveeJ by Sam I M p i who bad chert* of the program. Tha mooting preaided nenrS# Preeident Oeorg* s r te ta n u a s > 'r; ■** , v’V' JL .'--Vaj'-J '1 '■ - 1 ' f’l'1 " t "V, 1* 1 . j.i'W �••• •n«. H If I fa Untty T k tr^ b S tre n g th s Te Pr*4eet th# Few* of the World; T . Premet* tk* PrefTM. of Amsrli* T# Pfadae# Praejterlty far 8**ifor<l. -r --------- - Pertly cloudy and rather wi through Wednesday with a few •flertiAnn thiimlersho'rer*. *-* ® h * A N INDEPENDENT DAILY N EW SPAPER — VOLUME — — U a b H i M IM S Nn. 2 Associated P tw s Leaned Wire SANFORD, FLORIDA* TUESDAY AUGUST 30, 1943 ~ ' ---------- -u ----- --------------------------------- ■----- - rt" THE W EATH ER Mi - L eave Ottered United Nations U Startled When Six Sentenced Russia Blasts It Is Santa Claus U.S. In Return For Tito As Tool Wage Increase By FRANCIS W. CARPENTER LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. X L —(A1)— A sharp warning to under­ developed countries that U nci' Sam it not giving handout! juat for fun Martlcd a United Nations conference yesterday. It wat the hluntetl •"'k on Prcudent Truman i program for aiding undeveloped areai yet heud *1 the *J.N, John thbink, * co.vullint on the Foreign Technical A iiiilin ce To Death For Czech Revolt Gen. Vaughan Admits Percenters G av$ Of Capitalists 5 To Campaign Fund Senators To Get Va­ Prague Officials An­ Moscow Denies Dou­ cation If They Vote ble-Crossing Yugo­ nounce Crushing Of For Minimum WatTe* Program With the United Statea •" slavia At M e e t ­ « lir VVage Mi'<lon to the U.N., called fori...and la aven now being bitterly Anti-Commie Un­ Bill By Tomorrow .P'V,nit,V He »»)d "MldUprovcnVn unhappy Britain " ing Of Big Four derground Intrigue for,i*n businessman, not namedi j dl*^hs™ osMIf/lcuft 'single* nrobWASHINGTON. Aug. 3 0 -(/P , n------»rs- |. . J — t ...... mil today promited tenalor. a week'. f vacation . they wdl pan a Inil railing minimum wagtt from 40 to 75 cenlt an hour by tomorrow , , « /«r\n , . C -r . The GOP leaden, Senator* Taft of Ohio and Wharrv of Nebmka. told a reporter they probably would go e o n , with Luta* . ruggeition. which include* mghi *e.don* lonight and tomorrow if nec- uw. ,,0i MPMtln« . ‘ ^ lem which face, leaderi! In under^ V * 1 ,n »>uy «"y producta |d,v,|0ped countrle. la that of ron- PR A G U E. Aug. 30—<#>— ™ t Id* nounced loday it had cruthed an anti-Comn.u-ii.t underground moveatntln w l. Dremfnl luM " « ,« 'P "• » «*r* I'*""* >° b* «"' ■" » rm*d ,,voltt‘ Hon. t THe official pre** bureau linked the underground member* wilh ' • rertvln we«letn imperialittic power ’•i i ' did nol identify the western ra U d U M u .tH d i.iti™ .chema. iW c,,,p"oB« « S ' . ’ V w m ‘ within: Ahl.m .poke «* ■ . t h .f It cannot he Imposed from K 1 ,M? ^.N. Confer-, without, or even greatly advanced on lh.e Conservationi and Util- unUa4 l)l#r, mUU . wlde*pr.cd ««lon of Resource*. Thl. con- deslr# (or n, tlonal Improvement ! T ,nc* hV h« rd m ," y *P*?ker5 *o »tron* that the necettary ternelk about the underdeveloped porary eacrlficea will aeem worth ?"& * ^ r!uh" i . « * n e° T * M « *<> ■» * ho wl" *’• affected." ,jUI, , t)OU, , ht|# irtas c#n B t . gtj(J f . expect from Uncle Sam In the w iy W* r„ J y f0T th! degree ,.t "f .. . Induatrlalleatlon to which thev Ahhlnk said he wae startled at Htm to atpire. 1 |).i..|, n| die purported plot sank Sivisjs i W , . Th. propoMd S ,» .l, u ^ . “ ' L w S h 'V h . E S n l .................. . ,™ w o»u« . « d . . . . d. , . . . i . , , h. . " . I .. w h „ i.. . . « . » » . through neat Tue*day. tn attain economic equality ba- veioped area*, wat widely hailed condemned lo death, 10 ••ven.J, , Taft, chairman of the Senate nViTor'lw*"pr”i'*riw» *urth*r ** own, beceuae R contalnad a reference to inrpritonmeni and an un»petifted number le**et pri»on term*. Ten Republican Policy Committee and W « l , | % T O t r l M of aeonom- " W f f t f i , a member of the Senate Labor lc development ha* been exploded , mpT a d ^ lt y l\h»r , nVe,!l "for'' id'^n' "• ,b° “ l,i#l1 WM* -^cuitte-d. Committee, opened the *econd many time* In many countrlea (Caatiaaeo i»a ra«a Twai The announcement termed mem day of debate by voicing hi* tup , “ ] ................... jbert of the group ipiet and telport for th* “ hill a* a whole.’ Senator Pepper (D -Fla), door mg on behalf nl the we.tern power • manager for the bill, told the Sen­ "with which they had been in conate that moil conlroverml ilemi tact and propotalt had been (tripped The government claimed R* from the legulation in order lo miller had plave.l a cat-and mouM •peed pattage and aiiure emigre* same with the alleged conspirator* liana! action thi* leuion. | ------------------mill watted until they w « « «» a hiii fixin g a 76-cant minimum Past Comdr. Wright Quaker City Surren ..I I.. begin the revolution before moving In to nali them. wage—In.tead of th# preient 40 Says Bands Played ders To War Veter­ One of those sentenced 1 1 drain cent* an hour—haa baan pa**e>l by uh * Jourf Clhnrvat. Identified by the Hou*e, but it would apply the ! AsThey Went Away ans From 48 States frictiil-t a* chief of nc. urlty t*f,'lr* minimum to fe#ar worker*. If here .luring the firat renuhllc. ■ the Senate pane* tha P H ILA D tL E LP HIA IA ,. Aug. 30 </P, aovrinn^nl ’•nIm P°'v. , ... -pending ,,, , hill The complacency of the AmerifM IIA U I'H Tlt« government Complacency O i 12 Hour American ZiL’^ wl'tur.lT w U.S. Toward War L egion ’ s Parade Dead Is Scored Captures P hilly to'recondla* d i v i n e . . I.e tw M n tha two varelone. Pepper told tha Senate yeaterday that, tn ardar to get 1 * the 75rent minimum approved, the Sen­ ate Labor Committee abandoned effort* at thl* aaaelon to mak* It apply to mr>ra worker*. However, In addition to ralelag tha minimum, tha bill before tha 'V-MfTSU -*butd amend thi exlatift ICm i i **« i e * H e * atai Cabinet Discusses New Procedure On State C o n t r a c t s TALLAHASSEE, Aug. IQ -i/ h — The Cabinet today diicutied adoption nl definite rule* tn govern awarding of contract* for elate purchaie*. No action wa* taken by the board, pending a hither etudy of whether e 20-year-old policy of granting Florida bidder* a 3 per­ cent preference ihoutd be continucd. Treaturer Ed Lar.on laid he did Cpiot believe information receivtd by th* Cabinet last week on award of a paint contract for 1050 au­ tomobile licen** tag* wae "entirely •atiifactory:" ' H* declared ho thought the board ahould gtve » number ol bide for routine purehaeea by in•tltutlone tome atudy ao aa "not to get Into the men we got Into ■ couple of weeki •*<>;' _ A repreeentatfv# of th* Rarrla *1 Standard Paint Company of Tam­ pa laet week accuted the Cabinet of giving th* (Hidden Paint Center of Tallehaeaee a "eecond f 1**"?*. In eubmlttlng a auceeeaful low bid for. th# tag paint Job. Th# Tampa firm alto daelarad Ita bid would have bgan low If It ware given tha 8 percent prefer­ ence normally granted a Florida manufacturer. Governor Warren, who mad# the motion that the paint eontraet ha awarded to (Hidden, eeld today he waa unawer# of en j lew or polley that required the. State to give a bid to jnyone except the low hid- f f t / laid ho haa voted, without •xeeptlon, to award atl contract* to the low bidder. * "I ean't think of a aounder pol­ icy than to award- Wda to tho Iowatt blddar. If you want to •ub■tdlge eomabody, lomebodj^ wa •Idle* * aati^adopt dlf- i 'b Secretary of Or* «<"■all ytba& AState R. A.u. Gray I parcent orefrrenea pofaald tbo S percenl ley fo* Florida Mddy*w*^adop|p a ia c r u t 4 r a V ic a hla. J ftW W i eombatrCoadlUoR Jet plane m ' tha an r-SS . # vko. Second Lieut. SI, of Salem, Wi at thli baa* that mod trouble yet .deal dive. Tho « i ■mm v f - .v . la a Ang TSfriJ: .-i S’ /' 10-(/p p . IfrlfJ * 4nip3i^tt iMunry in 1946* fio.o tum(Up hiuiriett men h# l.-li'-d m d-th.ijt with the gov* finrocnt *■ H- ..Ad hr g u 3 ’ .000 or 8 3 .IMki ini- ..I ( civile, William■ • uuhi Viii(|!i(n'i aid oi I'J-trt in g.iutu a permit (or «i ,i. r IfoMmg iimI ' im I* for th# I m i ‘>*m (U till i imr track. An!, kt.igl.tii ttnl. Iif I’li "prolia- goi 3’.tun linn. John Mara- Hiiii fdimgi'tii in in tlioui town and on- 4*11, 1- -nip lo vc s U liic a g u pfil.ii.ir i ot.ipiny * . V stielm i ii.* I’l f ’.iilfnt’* milt1* i.iiv ,>.!c it it to rbf wiincis chair people I.f Vugn»l*vin “ Moacow vild it* pole wn* artil * jim| lr> ri'liVitiri" mi, Yi isosiliv g cuvcrnnii lit which hi",r hern flv'ng wit hunt ruiivictinv* *n.l m u kv (inly nil t'lr itutriicllnnn of (tv c-vtnn mn-t’ i-. lint ill nr.id f.. .ivi.ii.i it mill h. In »*ie people* of Yugoslavia t” *>e lh« Ini' ,f tl,» IIIMI'HI YugOtl’ V gov ertmiept " The U.Krnn Hv1gr»i|e fnid ha* o| .lir S it . itr in c itg .i lin n * su b* co tiu n it'c ri.itlv nied ••’ t1 i".l tmcjletlly. he de­ -if anything im- (•it.pet oi nn thing h r d id fo r a n y liu - ill.- t . • (t;.i. - ever re- 11 rivnl r 1' Iff g.fi or favor in i.lt t.d . , |r tlllt. I ,1 1nl by (1? W m > snitl'', S.1111.1 r it Unit "Vaughan |ol one |" ...» did not i. , . illy (.1 .fit fti.au- L,co m p, ’gtv** for ttipr* that, a veiir a,ill teccnlK ha* increased Industrial Production Increases First Time Since Last November Aug. Msi (iromit H im II VGughaif^ ac itlJ.iv ||M| },f c o k 21* note iva a “ an nee. mml* Vocational School To Open For Fall Term On Tuesday "" " "fils WASHING m \ |tmi iif freali aeatulal* ni'd aUnder- j j on* ilhtortlnn* .•*!. nl >le.l a* ma*k {_ . log it* | Yugoalavin’ * i " >n .toiilde <Jr .ling policy iiii'l deceiving th** c" n ' b*il ™ U ,k ,0.Tcr of ^ nT* B S t E *o hltteii.v** when their bodiei are brought dretted American Legionnaire* lie ^ ' ,,1# i,rl(ther of a former 'hf.i's , ommunut regime lit horn* lo thi* country for burial 'fe n a 12-hour parade mamtever ( „ f the prague police’* crlm- Yugoslavia wa* expelled from the wat *cored la.t night at tha Ameri-1loday to capture Philadelphia. I trml Investigation Mellon. Hi* Cotnlnfotni tCptntnuni»t Internet Rurcaut fio can Legion Hut by P a il Com-j Drum* roled. bugle* blared. hr<>lli*r ^at nulled when th* v-vi*l Ivf'.'r.iiadiin CommunUt* > #k over the gov- whi* fiie Kienilip regards as tia mander Jamet Wright of Campbell- Strutting girl* in pretty eoetume. I! eminent In February. IA4S. tionallstlr deviation# from ortho Loaiing Poal 33, who pointed o<ut twirled ba(oni. Mdrtial tune* filled Informed source* saltl thnte a*n- ^nx C.inimunUm. Moscow has railed on Yugoslav! that when the mea ware tent th* air. S a did confetti and ticke tenced Inclttdetl army and police li> overthrow Ttlu. Rid i U ap.l the away to war. »p**$h*|W(Re nyede, tape— and the cheering epplau* parannnel, a* wall n* olvtllan*. Th# trial of th* «rqwPj«rMtT#- Wi.et t to<Tnui)l*! stale* of eastern tha band* playad. and they w*W of 4 million Philadelphian*' and U m Ii » « 4 »• W e n t Km ope have imposed an economic --- i--| *nuee/r given ehnclate bar*! but at their vhitot*. on Yugoslavia funeral* when they ara brought A.dunlli Jugoslavia anil litlasla The Queker City tunendered lutvc liven r«.'hanging notes on back, only a tew Legionnaire* and happily to the invation— the Leg *wo .liillt.it dispute*, line cen relative* turn out. and CHy end mn't 3l»t annual convention pa­ el* no Jugoslavia's disappoint County official*, a* well a* the gen­ rade. iilri.l ivliat Itelgrade legards as M i o .« i Hhandoninri.t of its eral public, ere cnntpieuou* by Ilnur* before the march began ■lain.' to Jo-tiian teitll"iv The their abtenre. iiijv. iI* gathered along the fiveThe flenfnrd Vocational School. 1 * l’"* *" ,l" W,U. 'd'aigvs f,v The talk wat given in an addrei* mile route. The tun thone brightly which has been In *#»*lott a lli'f........ ,1. it I .r.t's regime .s mis ol welcome to new member* includ­ in the cloudlet* tky. summer teaching veterans, will ' i e«n..^; Soviet Hllrens >.ll.in ,*. ............... ing the member. *I *"Jf*f „ „ „ * «r v and . . . . . naval ....................... t' S militarv unite (jjen Ita regular fall term t, .. the Icicel Pott from Gold Star M*-!)*,) , (f the March directly ba Tuesday, Sept, ft. Th# school of t fer* the following commen-sl f u 'i l l S D o j i LO I lU lllI ) morial Po*t 278 of the American 1 b,„d the Legion’* parade marahala. moria. j o y \ Th(> rr<cl( m .m, n A r|Ily hamj courae* for all who wl»h to enroll ir<mi» * , , . i c n l i Bookkeeping, Commercial EngA l l f l n il II«iyH Legion in Lake Mary. moved like a precision machine Mr. W r i g h t , who wa* Introduced Brn#(, str#tt to C|fv n,j| , n,| 11 eh. Typing, Mimeographing. IVDI JN M 'nl IS. Aug. id i/Tl Shorthand^ 0?iica Practice, by Judge bougie* Stonatroiii thf r,viewing »tand. A tdondv liaurd little .‘rippled quoted the Lepton rule to. obey i p, rltrnop4r. WAC8, Marin**, Filing. The new Gregg ahorthand girl got s sandy-colored cocker law and order and declared ™ 1 Sailnr* and National flu*rd*man court*, which will he taught m ipmiicl vestetdav I'v c t ir , older. Legionnaire* »hould give law an- jJf[lp4d |n unliori to the martial Municipal f'liurl lll.lgc Alex M. th* beginner*’ class, 1* a com forcamant agendee avery PM*lbI* muiti. J(0_ .. plat# revlalon of Gregg, aaid to (Terk_ ordered the puppy fur six rsalatance they may need. He de­ The masted color* of the lear ..id Ainhev I’esrl Tllltnpaon clared that the American Legion stale*, the District of Columbia, be much aimpler and easier to"to replace one luutally lieaten hy .had man of more ability than any Alaska. Guam. Puerto Rico, the learn. Student* who wish to take n caller a, lier It.one In soul I.east course In ahortliand, other organiiation In th* country Virgin Island* end, the Panama aor refresher who wish to Increase their li.diauap.ili* .Simday. The dog had and embrace* avery type of man Canal Zone were carried by o shorthand speed, will be enrolled !„ hi destroyed l,y police hsttellon of military policemen. In the Second Veer Class, which und nrofaaalon. Tl.v lodge also arntniired James Preliminary plane were mad# Before the parade end*, about will continue tha old Gregg short, Purdy, .1 2 . to hi) days op the stale for an Armlettc# Day Parad* and midnight, more than .'10,000 per­ hand with which they are fami­ farm and fined hint $100 for cruelcelebration, and C om m e nder sons and some 160 drum and buglo liar, May B. Maxwell, prlnclpsl »v tn animal* lie was arcu»ed of Jam** Galloway announced thit corn* will have filed paet the |announced. heating Audrey’* firs! pet so hard the Merchant* Aaeocletlon would reviewing itand. Any atudent who I* working, that the dng'a neck was I.token. Marcher* from Minneaota wore and who wlahea lo enroll i* contacted to ace that employee* mi mi a* a „ .................... ______ a The II,tie „girl, who wears may get time off to partjelpete Indian coatumee, complete with part-time pupil, ma do ao, the brace mi her led leg as a result feathered headdraat. In th# parade which will be be­ iaid as the ichool fs npen'from "f jioli", hugged her i.ew pet teal Legion department* proud ol 8 A. M. to 4 P. M. Rtudant* msv f " ,,v tween torao A. M. and 1;00 P. MIt Judy II. In their state'* hletory, dlsplaya.t Cheater Miller urged that civic (Oo*«*eeeO e* Peg* ttat honor of h<*i desd r.iiii|,a„lun. their favorite aymbol*—aagabruah groupi be a»k#d to co-operate In from Nevada: Iowa corn; a Santa the program Sant* Claua, Ind.t W. F. Thorn# of World Wer 1 Clau* from Saul and Jumee Benton of World War "Rebel veil* end beautiful girl* II ware appointed •» head* of! from Mliift.lppl, iand Texet torn* fire man team* for the member- brim* Legionnaire* boait there’* no fchlp drive. Due to th* ent.tandlng pffort of Cept. Earle T. Louck* bigger parade anywhere ala* in th* Hy SAM IIAWSON the Poat and dl.trlet 1**d *11 world. It marled downtown traffic to other* in Florida in IBM memberNEW Y O R K , Aug. 30—<A’) Tor the firat time »ince last Novem­ ■ standstill. ahlpa, Adjutant Jama* Singletary ber tha wh**lt in America * mill* ami fadorie* are turning fetter. ennounced. . ‘ , After eight steady month* nf filling output, the industrial pace ha* PHILADELPHIA. , Aug. Of tha 23 Lake Mary Legionnaira* who war# recently tr*n»- (IP)—Tha American Legion Am- quickened in August, she Fede’ al Reserve Board **y* today. ,(erred to th# Poat, the following Flanking tl is pioaianl new* ire report* of increasing tleel prower# present l*»t night i William ductlon. record auto output, ----------------------------------------------- noil year. Mr*. Franklin P. BowIC eeilm # o* Pee# Twe) i r*ox, Praamont, Nab., told tha N#w^Yorf*Citvn*and°rMtu«|B* reached Iti* peak la.t November at organliatjon'a ^naUonal ^eonvenOABOLINB TAXES worker** to The other villlan In July, along TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 80-0P) where a apurt In ordart I* l»r„.*twith vacation*, wa* th* plunge in —Ploglda collected »8,660,691 dur­ Ing output. BASILICA BUICIDI ing Auguat from Ita eeven cant* #. VATICAN CITY,„ Aug. Tha Adguat revival •hould bring *teel production, The *te*l mill* gallon Fax on i##oltn#. Induatriat production back *o i.perated at 82 per cent of capacity Tha wdlectlona, mad# on July * *nZjht* after \ •hoot tha rat* of June, the F*i during June, hut dropped In an soung Italian hurttd ITS feat aral Saaarve Board aay*. Tl.« average nf 71 per cent of capacity •lightly below tha SS.OTIJMS total ^ j,(, j Mth from th# walk *• •hern drop In July waa chalked up during July. Here, ton, the board note* happy fer laet month . , •round tha Inner dame. „ largely to a poetwar developm ent Auguat, 1041, eolleatlona totaled thw board haen’t yet taken Into day* In Auguat, reporting tteel aceoqpt whan oajuetlng It* lode* output hack to an avarage of 88 to oeaeonal factor*—th* *prc*.l "t per rent of capacity. Tha gain* cruated Ugh alter ' B O L IV IA N R E V O L T the vocation habit through In- Increased aa the month went aiong. The American Iron and L A r A B , Boltrla, Aug. 8 0 - W ptlgrlnu. —Two robot piano# today dropped Many factor!** wore cloved Hteel Institute estimate* that C IV IL B IG H T S mortar aboil* on th« M > a a army of the time In July M thl* final week will find the milts W ASHIN GTO N , Ang. •» —CP) vaonUana. When th* board *et un running at 16.8 per cent of ca­ airport and nearby military colhup, Tha revolutlonUta need mor- -Hap,. Sabeth (D-IB) enld today ■trial production Index, » pacity, their beat rate since mid‘ ahalla baeauM they have no ______ of yoara ago, It mail* *1- June. • government apokeamen How much of thlaliduetna real hmtae* for many aaatonal varlaahalla dM ao damase, but tho vocation piactlc* hue) nan pick-up and how much tn Woo ao lltUo obeerved before the cuatomara atocklng. up In fear of Tha nee, DC-8 tnaaporta, " laglaiai In boavr induatry that It a iteel strike next month, no ona but'ware Mr. Tm nwn’a vaa.not taken Into conaldaratlon will say for aura. Price cute and hot weather * ' S « J K r fire. Sighte tha index took ■ brought bomeownere Into the ap­ m root IN pliance etoraa la aufflclent quan t j^ E * :J i . ........................ ■----------------------MU] apj%JW«i.,s s: Trummi Host To Legion Girl* LONDON Aug W t ,P i Soviet Rutt>* in a new note lo Uelgrade. accuted Premier Mar* •hall Tito'* VugoiUvid today of working ' only on the mtinictioni nl it* wr«tern matter*." | The note wat liroadcail by the Motcnw radio and reroided in Lon dun hv the Soviet monitor. It wat the eighth in a terirt ol im reat* tngly hitler exelianhe* between the two feuding Cotmmmi*! rounlrie* The Motcow note denied ^ugollav charge*, made Aug 2<*. that the Kremlin had d>iub|e-crot*ed Yugotlavia by ahandomtig \ ugo llav tlaim* to Amman letnlory at la*l June'* conference <>l the Rig pour luteign muiitleM m Pan* The Rim.Imii* vh. I Viig»*Uvin*a B r e ? i <1r n t i ,i | Aide Denies Truman Had; Any Knowlprlfrc* OfMaragon's Dealings- ______ __________________ l'»* t 1 I I K fl.T I 1 I. I I-. •*fit.Ith' o f ti.o "tit, I ■ 'iatl'-n" "f ... Atm'rl . «n legion, tii.'i't.p^ it, JYiishlngtnn, ntr . ■•*•■-! . , ...I, >t., whir* M l>v I’ reod' i.t I Miniiin They are Joy I *.•)>•>I t l.r .. t tv-t-. v.tle Jt*t->*. a.-.I bd pi i Mit Smith, (iuthrie. Okl« , pt< i.denl o>-d ■■■ )o. ,t but, i rs|iectlv,dy The I'residonl tallied in f...... II v o*. p >l.ti, si t.fr . ln< . n.iti insl i I'.I.Uv " f im lit * M4i.itiinur U> pW* .'I Ita s* fi^nrril in (lir in* •,p,li \ Hut In. ........ v o te d Mini Vaughan * pi udoi't" ♦.. i in. committee th# ' linnip* 1f .li (oisiuis from whom..'. fur Ciinipalgil tie- tv.1.■■1■ I .... .. pur pi' I Hu ovncl amounts and ltf iIm money. tlo- ■!> t’.1 V.tutd .'.o ha 1 tust.fted that htC. th'"ifiht the Mnragou and H aw ** c tnirihuliuii* had gouu to the Mle* f,Mir( OciP'-ratlc campaign. .*. M- i n -till being questioned „i. nl Hot when I hull mini . |t \ i i nrdcreii a rci csa until 9 \ I W».lnesil.iv Vni.gh.iri will it ." .., lo tlo* witness .'lints' then. , 1lo> White Mouse Army nld* IJ c iv J J i f r i |« ■i i, I I ,i r i ir>, | t.i.l ..imltt InvcslIgHt.u s that th* ii. M, t lot did v n e 'looo without j koowtl'.lgc "( I’ l esuleilt riilI', i Hr t,i t >I I i it ,,| S p ecia l Session City Endorses May Be Asked For Application For Bigger Spending Public Housing Once T;ix Bills A m O ut Of Wiiy. An y ­ thing Can ffrti,|irm H um ,n » i A . 1 1 11 . ,i ( i \' Hr .till nol mei'ti'M. Ihetn In III# |,ccai1*e "I, ' lin a .iii , ,i •**'* llilnk it waa tv wasary" I i . il.leiit, TALI. All AHSKB, Aug .lit (/V)—T h e I'ahlnet .tdi.iu.nl 175,000 („ (he State Molo, \v hlel* Conimiaalon today from .I, future Iillnratlona. The acHoo glvet fhe commission en.nigh money to keep all Its prexcni employee through flcpteuiher end matnlsio eurrent f ti ml I Motor Vrhlrle (.‘ommlsal.iuet Areh Livingston said that ».th out the sdv.inrr he would hue had lo let all hut 105 worker, go. li.. i .ii ( nlu, .1 <1 . ■I. i . • ipgl.l I . 1,•i •! II,m, . A.Ill........... ,hc I'nt.h, ........ ,'S A It.t.lM*,. I ,. i Iiirl.mil. ... I <u of kd/ .lift in im er ll.^ f .r i ..ggi T Vaughan .'am' |iO fl-nlll MiRmlil'M Ilf G-mrIm HUlkCOinJIHllf$* InukifiK Uktil 1h>* loll i»f vvI!'CMi»1r ( 111*1 *' h-.i% ^ I . n i n i r n p ^ r (nfliMMiui* in ,f pftvrrnmeM( i," h '" t ,i ' Mim li nf (( iok*«»|vMil nhmit lilt ' .I . *fI 111 lit (.if ( OH ifhiM niR wMh M»ri*«»n. th# i 1 I , <v tfiil I*i|il111* (in|!e t niy^( 4*iloitik iimti t*(*nu» Wfinjniiitlun ((NinOtidtn On *"••• •I, » i f • It* tf fj.if In r% I I. Him4 iintft < II I fl.e. a( iff* II.. , I ,1 , ’ ( * ih.ipmitfn I .1 S» MI'lU r .... ,■ t handier ,.l »Ml||M*fI #', ih ., I.- !m l taken (Jovernor DoweyTo In v e stig a te Riot At Robeson Meet T A L L A H A S S E E . Aug. 30 t i —An eHort may he made to .. * fiMtln ,( (tn, piiijei 1 with thorite additional Stale rxprn I - I’ll A ami NEW YORK, Aug a a-iA ’ t— |( - jt 1,4 n i a i . H ' l f lure* whan llte Legidatin Governor ernl-d I 21* Under orders from ii. n »(trv I m J n in special icttinn. Thomaa E. Ilewcy, Westchester S in fm J ( " 1 i h iutil*' !■(• Governor VV.m county official# went tu work to'H 1 nn iU v on a probe nf tlte riot that I - 1 A " (• ‘ limited the *pri*| te.*i(m, . . I M I* ..i .i Inc f j|a broke , 1 I mi up n confctt hv negro for Sept, 7., Id icvcnur i ■i n n , 1 ' ’ ^ .mf n l l......... .. \t»Mi ♦ linger Pant Robeson. matters. But, lie tan male h» , , n il , f H ih . ..... Dewey's order for an invcstix** nn11•► mi f • .I hi (loti came after Robonon and nil ircumniendationt at any tiir • tie 1 1 1 ► ■' jilt*. 1 Tf H i • H i * •*f .T f •* I'.ickers charged they were not lawmaker* are in *c*vup S I? •Ini' I given adequate police protectionll't i i , I .M ... i ' i i i i >! Senator Leroy (ollm t nf p . I I iSl'Kin* itml ♦!» for the Schedttlud concert tn » •I BrtVt* N ..Jt!'» | I lias <41« wooden picnic grove. alienee, chairman of the S n u ir i Hiu^Uiw -Jrtl'l tills * M t-, Ml The Governor* press secretary Appropriation* Coinrnillrc, »a'T r 1 mild hundreds of telegrams and helieve* part of the reventt* 11 lIliHfB • •MfVIlHf Mlnrs ware reclaved in Albany, !. * H Mr* »' tt I | any new general tax levy »l...ul<l mid added! *' "Despite th# fact that thcr# be earmarked for builiLitg*. lias hem nn formal complain! Collin* laid be feel* that if 11*-* V,t ntiMolf T’em lirrs on tha Pcekskill meeting recelw Legitlature hat power tn le w tax--, Ai«l»'fl In AH Work ctl at our office, the GqycrnOP today, through his assiatan#* it certainly i* auilinti'e.l to **i •t ,,,. t(iiin nn Si-mlnnlr J’ounty counsel, Lawrence E. Walsh, hakhow the money should hr *pmt n<(|oa*ted tho district attorney Tha special tenion ha* him t. i, i,i,. . tt'celved t’.xn .leys of it. of Westchester county. Georg# .tt.i-iidp Mttd practice it. »rl work M. Fanalll, and the sheriff 00 called by Warren to make up <!•' ii,,. .ifimn.ni Si'li..nl 1h.irxday Westchester county, Fred W/ IPalllss** Oe Pm* II*) tint u unde. dlreclhm <>f Ruscoe, for a complete repo'rl x | „ g n " *I’ Rrlcli. Chicago art on the meeting.” RLAYfl MOTH Pit . 1., ntt.l TCpmt't.taliv# of Fanalll Immediately promised "RJ JACKSONVILLE, Aug. in (,r. . t,, M(it ■■ lit adley C.< thorough probe, and *sld D —A 8l-ytar old Navy vetoran t.»»* II.- p n g. am wa* nr ranged hy would take several day# hefor# hla mother to death with n hum Mi * Mlliped ............ local i*« t he can report hack. •?; mar today Just before a aeltaduled ••-*-.* .mil lii'dii lc l Inxtiuc"I abhor violence of any Vlndraanlty hearlpg ah# had asked fur •i hi H. te.npnrn flnget l.ell .ting, ranslli aaid. The rioting, he ad- 1 him. mid n d lug of paper mecne ItowU .led, waa "most regrettable.” IN •• Th# man. booked a* John M n,nt j.iippet*. MU* P.utti Hand, a statement he declared: #} ward Degaff, native of Mllltmv , ’’Tha facts that 1 now havig '.’ini’, *-h '.I aupervlaor, aldad In N, Y., fled tha scene.hut was cap­ tt.» p t'.ia m . Luttrh wa* »ervmt would Indlcat* that th* demoiw tured In a weedy lot near til* city , (Oeatlaae* (la Pea* *l«l ■*' limit* a few hour* Inter hy CRr ■t«der ■iitui,■tun of M1** A nn1# NelPatrolmen J. M. Byrd, J r ., and .... M” 0l11'*1' u,,l,r'" THE WEATHEUT*. 8. A. Clark and County Patrolmen TEST FLIGHT Paul Tucker, JACKSONVILLE,” Aug. 30^(3^' MANCIIEflEn, Eng.. Aug. 30 High ‘ . IJ1-A V. Roe and Company SPECTACULAR FIRE Atlanta '«7 at.noimred today their naw four SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 3't- i-i nlrllner haa reached 40.000 Birmingham VPl—A spectacular firs whir It vlr r„.t In 87 minute* on n teat flight Boston ' ’ lually destroyed tha block *,j.iai* made yesterday in Cheshire. Detroit warehouaa and office hullding nf TV company laid the nutsl.la Kantae City the Safeway Store*, Inc., wat re- |'ii.pcialiirn at tha top altitude New York _ -----p»rt*<l under •'control control today. v *s i'£ degree# below taro. In* Estimate* of damage wuro; *<(|(i the prca.urlaed cabin It wag ■bout IM M 400 fur the bUir.hv above. The airliner, a which n a a i lut Mttlat six hours1atarch model. It known M Avro Tudor Eight, •a w z m m L . t ' 'M' V. DU � 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, August 29, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 29, 1949. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 29, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5319a1423d36514c610ba082e7be5eea.pdf a75b7ec8a4d040403297c8dcb181b8c1 PDF Text Text THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, U 4f THE SANFORD HERAtO, SANFORD fliO W PA PLAN E S CRASH wan nn evidence nf mob action in f MAYPORT. A m . 2 fi-(/P )_ T w o the cone, he didn't consider It • I pianos crashed at an nltltude of iai lynching. d tho In It* editorial, Collier a quoted i present revinuo can produce," he 1800 feet near here this morning, the Jacksonville Naval A ir StaCaldwell under the comment: ’ declared. Wont "In Florida a few monlhn ago, "This leaves only $fl4 m illion to I tion said. l*ho station said the c ra ft were c Itizliu upl'l- a negro under Indictment fo r at* be spent fo r all other agencies It v ami ____, com- tempted rape was snatch'.") from . in c lu d in g jud icia ry and cabinet ■Iwo-place ships hut thnt it was _ ......... o cntlng that those. a........... r t lusufffriclil I* '1 ‘I'Vr a mob ami shot to death. and all 12f> or more state hoards, ! believed only one man wan In each. gM■mind* fo r rem oving ■ ............................. On alerted (Jovernor M illard 1' hIi IwcII of bureaus and Institutions. An in ­ nubile officia l. Florida said he did not cnnnlder crease nf only | U m illion was ' i" u Ivnrhliig. Me uent onto , granted for all agencies besides j An Encyclopedia. . Brits imlra j '"I '1 Writer saw the statement, said he opine that the mob bail *aved I the public scbooh, welfare, stale court*, e lr„ considerable trouble.’ I colleges, hospitals and flnnd con­ was pre— '------Ifig ami asked C a ld w c ff tn Vapnnd ’ ' aldwell claimed tha was a trol. Ida rem ark*. .• false and damHi'ing quotation < " It simply comes down to this Caldwell replied th a t since th. re '■ • ? ' T j proposition," he asserted. " I f the I people want and continue to de| mnnd thnt government furnish j social, educational and health benefit* as our population grow *, | .v jir n h iik i v it ia t io n t o a p p l y I thro It must l»e paid fo r and your | s k u i f t s s s m ; o k i .o k a i , n n i r n - 1 Oi a i . m . n i h . s t i o a i i n s c g g s i v i *r l" 'Legislature, composed o f our elec-J t i l t ! I IT S U K H A A IT O N U , K I.O II - 'h o ted delegates must and w ill find a wav to ns painlessly ns possible, N l'iT H K 18 IIK11HIIY UIVBN M int a p ii l l i a l l o n w ill lm m a d e to ilm drain lf>7 m illion from the two | I- t g ln ln lu r n I.r I lia H lo tn o l K lo r h ln IM |I nod u half billion dollar Income of Ml lln 8 |ii t l i i l u . -m lo ii (r> ha h u t.) on nor people for additional sources H » |ita m l(*r ; , IS IS , f o r th a p a n a -j Mae of J.....I nr «|.rr 1*1 lealalMiion of revenue to meet the aver InMine m l In a He. Moo K n u r o ! (lim p - 1 ...... „ > 'lemamla. creasing 1 l,r U 3'iv, 8|.e. ml Acts or lire Citing Welle Kilpatrick, Uldrm l.»al«l«inie of Florida fo r Mi* 1 a M a o s s * - » ■ e « *» tta a i D i n i l a i Ni . m I i . ii n f l U n •n .l.l-l CallIrtf | I ft r*>1)Mil* IS ( riM* Plllti *A. Caldwell A w o td You Can Drive Without Shifting Legal Notice The New Dodge W ayfarer Coupe ......... 2 Door Sedan Roadster.... Ax <>• I SI Illulu/ilSU Till' nor. At. iT to i> tiiiT V “ ro M I'iK it We me w n lr h ln g H ilk a $1795.00 $1925.00 $1895.00 D ELIV ERED IN HANFORD Hurricane Alert c m OK H A N K I M ill, F lA J IllliA IN H K M IM M .K C O U N T Y , F U l l l l l ' A T O A l 'O l M l l i : I I K A I , A N tJ I 'K I t Financed With A Savings T here's no easier way to own a home than by financing It w ith one of our m ortgnges. I t’s ju s t like paying rout. Insured Savings — Home Loans * linw k." lie added. . .......... . , . A Navy hurricane Imulei piobcd, la-lwten tHftl' ami 1047; n rise o f ***l ilie dlsiiirtiiince and detected it* iritlivlilUHt Income In IS years if com c**, whicli from 4481 tci .41,104 fot a 128 per- a iiku n i , nigh tho northerni rent llictease compared to n na t-j ' the next .’ I t" j ional average Increase of t»fi p e r-' . . . . ' H u ll :u I cent For the period Hi'Jtt 47 Intnl i-U m lr I ... orm. konwii .ini Florida Income went up from A tto rn e y lin e " because It I IfiltS.OWl.tHHI In 12.571.000,000 o r . -S',1 Kpn 11,1 esldeut Truman’s I a 240 perm it Increase c o m p a r e d ) " '" t " ....... vi d .Imutuy, brought: to a CIO iieicrril iiHtional average.| ,. , . S' o i M i CmolTtia flla iik* were pusard liy Forest ,l,« l latoinn drowned Oslchej fot n secret Kiwanla poll const ntlempled lo t»- rcganling Hta*e financial pollrlns th e re . l u v, Iff. and levy of additional taxes. lr , £? •rn coast, recall- (Juesta im lm led VV. II, /.acliry, Jr. • . IP.'IH s.oi m, pre- nf Louisville, K y „ Tom tiiirg e s s .! lug tl stuibame moving field executive o f tbe C anlral 1 , In ttc riir Florida t'm incll o f Hoy Bcouts; "• * fl O il I V I I A I I K . H I,Ip , W A I t H I l n i t H i : . • r i ll.M I.V A I. F A '. 'il. lT I K H A N li O T IIIill I.M IM in v K M K N T H IIF .I.A T IV K T IIC IIF .T O , A N I.1 T O P H I: ro n n ii'ii p i'iip r iH K M an v io :a i , \ v n p c t m o N A l, > n o p i : i t T V N O W O W N I llr I1V H A IO IJ IT V AN M A I 'T IM III t / I N t l H A tO C IT Y TO i-O N H T IH T *T A N I> T O S IA IN TAIN ANM " I ' C I I A T I J ANT HI I 'l l r t i: i i n i l w i t a O F . r f i . f k w a in-:n o t M l-;. T I . I I M I N A L , r V c i M T I K H ANM O T H I t lt I M 1 U t n V I . lt K N T ll n o t, A T I v i ; T IIH ItK T O j " A U T IIO It ■ {K IN O HATH C IT Y TtS n O H tlO W > IO N t:V F IIO M THK t1N IT i:ir HT A T I :tl o i l A N V t M l T I I K AM IIS Ctr l <ui F iioM a n y p r i v a t i ; ?otM u t : F o il t i i k p im p o H i: O F I lN A S r - I N M H A IO u J » n n J K r T . A N li P M O V IO IN M T M a V A N Y O il L IO A T J O N H IH H ir K fC :* l$ |l an y I'll' A IO N K T l l t i l l l l i i W R / l j M ' P I N A N C I ; Air " ' ' ' I . P I I O M . ' T n i f A M . I I K PA. Mr, ,. .. R O T II p l l I N f ' l p A I . - A N li I N T I '.lt KHT R lrl IT .V . v l, 'll t m t i V r i i o . l l ' v 'ic i N T.T I I I . V I . N II K i m n n i r i ' i i lo It First Federal Savings & Lean 101) N. Palm etto Ave. Ph. Our Haleu Room fe Open S aturday Afternoon Association o f Seminole County 200 Magnolia Avc. Phono 694 & Salad Sorcery li’ood PriceH Decline IM .-T IIK I 'M I i’ l l f T U O lfH T v m t T i» r m tiT tf r f i n io t a t . < in f ' J f,J K ‘ N il FO R fU O lIN d l.l: J ack ,.ArR,;!Vn" ‘ lac r t ht . ......... "S"t"*l t>.. 1*4* « for Very Young Ladies ... flr# 4» ana. la fs n « P r a n k t in A van.,a IM v .r s H * r a llf o r r ila T IIII M l- lir r s l - r r •-( 111r»<t tn 01* e p , r r - iia s n im i- im iii. iiip n it w r fSMi « * !* i", th * , f " t r ,' i ,,l K n u rl f o r Ilia NIHM. in i li-l ii I K iir c u li in n n d f.u B a in lrin l. I 'n iin lv , F lm lita , In l'h a , | . S t i f i 'i V ' " "'JH H la J s s a l n t l yrm • » H t »<l J A C K I.A i’ EY. I'ln ln M ff. HT. . 1 I.A I'J 'Y . rla lc m ill lit. ^ h ^ r e jf i H ip |i |h i n t i f f • |(n «« *1 m-.. A V n NFHH I,IV hi. II,I a va l ,.r l l i „ h i 1,1 I 'm , ii C n iin lv ..r H rm liin la . m Ida . M il* - l i l t .luv u l !>8T 1 bunch keys nn ring Finder picHsa ratlirn tn SOI W litIr. Ht la.IHt reward. Hi - Style Fashions r t. .,M iff, H F .L K N T lu l 'i 17 p»r cent hahv. r I largely btcausn uf TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY T h e re la Just no m a tch fo r th e fu llbodied richness, th e luscious doublew h ip p e d sm oothness, o f H e llm e n n ’s Ren! M ayonnaise on aaleds. T r y It w ith y o u r fa v o rite to m a to aspic salad and see! A n d fo r fr u it salads— o o r r am * CHEKBF-NtrT KAYONNAiflK edds a w on­ d e rfu l fla v o r flo u rish . J u s t blend cup dottage cheeee w ith t cup H ellm enn's Rent M ayonnaise and t l cup broken n u t meats. So rosy to m a k e —to d tlic lo u t toot VIIII Mini ..r Ml la I „ | i in n r , . . I , i - ,,f k i .. c A nunvi A T o pul your lusn ul tin-, hem i . •> P IIK M N P O N >R AI P la r lt n f I T ic i i l l f n l i r l of th e rlkss Ht t •chool mill t lien Hgaiu on r i a m l * I. ( Im v . A t t n r n a r fu r I'U In M If I I * N l.H I. S la in M iro n O tls n .lo . F lu r lila SuntlH.VH, lo o ! HeHtilifiil F orest or G reen Hnr- g un d y W ine w ith Imml* lin ed in p la id to h rlg lit keep out wool U ip cold winds, . . f l 11 FOR A BEAUTIFUL “ KITCHEN try On e Wondfrr Spread for Btm^ 4 o f ouh many ' VARIETIES OK LINO LEUM I’ATTEHNH. .? - ■ ^ . (l Modern Floors laI- ! 9. ; by msstsr MHhinlsa Another numbert^Fa aura to please theL itT W Mlaa . . . i» thin doublg btegsted coat In colors of Aqua. Oatmeal Beige « ... i, afl Top Trick for Sauc«t The creamy goodness of Roof May­ onnaise is ideal In hot sauces for veg­ etables. For r o r r o u a s i gAUoa— put 4 c. Hellmsnn's Roof Mayon­ naise in top of doubla boiler. Stir |n 6 tbs. milk, Add following chopped Ingredients: 2 tbs. aach of parsley, green pepper, onion; 1 tbe. pirnlen­ to; 2 hard-cooked eggs. Heet thor­ oughly; and serve. (t spreads ao emoothly, ao evenly, even on the thinnest bread! Adda ouch a fine festive flavor to the rimpleat lunch or picnic sandwiches. You just can’t bast Hollmann'a Roof May­ onnaise—it's truly a super epraed. No wonder children like it eo much! And Roe/ Mayonnaise la so rich in good food value too! Magic for Thrifty Bthhtg If cup Rm I Msyonnsiao will replace shortening and one egg in your pet recipe for com muffins or shortcake, Afanv/ous flavor touch tool I { : Stmotion In Soups * Serve this c ttia iT eour chilled, or hot—but be sure to serve it temptingly reasoned with Hellmaim’el Sgt aride cup red cherriee for garnish. Put bal­ ance of can in saucepan with M o, water, M o. sugar, i i tap. salt, 1-inch stick cinnamon, small strip lemon rind. Boll quickly 8 min. Rub cooked oberrise through fine sieve. Stir 9 tbevwetee into t the. conwtarch anded|M e/^eny purde. Add cherrim for garfrim, etmmer 4 min., stirring frequently. Tep with H eop RsaJ Mayonnaise foMM into H o. whipped cream. (Imvaa • ) Try them all—and sea far yearsslf how Hollmann’s Roof Mayonnalsa adds flavor asagia tp tlotena of dllTarsnt fbods. No wondert It'e so flevor-rlth with good things , , , freshly broken eggs, added egg yottfc, "Fresh-Proas" salad oil, mild withit* goldeti goodness. Breaded carrots, or cauliflower, aautdw in Rdsf M ayonnaise make a crusty treat. Fstatsas fcywhipping them with HsOaOna'a, and hew tham In the oven. Add lest le Creguedes by it ass Under. Efficient IDslk lATttKAt GUAOAN IKeeageedee w i t ’.. ’ . . �••wr" U r f ty i m n ■ T? P rtU il A r f M—M j f the World) nor m To P m w U Progress gf American T* Pvt ‘ P lM H 'llr (or Sanford. rO LU M E THE W EATHER Attention called to latest hOfH* cane advisor) Considerable clout* Iiimi becnmlng showery and lit, ihk afternoon and to* oiitl't. Saturday, partly cloudy "•lb a fm -.howpfH. AN INOEPKNBENT DAILY NEW SPAPER ■___ i___ 1 • SANFORD, F LORIDA/- Fit!DAY AUGUST 26. 1649 E t t a b H M 1908 Associated Press Leased Wire No. NEARS EAST Maragon’s Pay R evtajffd In Senate Probe F iv e P e rc In c o m e . I n F iv e B anked R eady For F is h 120 Mile An Hour Winds Are Expected Near Palm Beacn R odeo Work On Stale Buildings Slows As Funds Run Out e n te r H ad O f $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 Y e a rs B ut $ 1 1 9 , 0 0 0 .0 0 WASHINGTONTAu«. 2(1 —John Maragon today refused to antwrt questions «t th# Senate five percental inquiry "on the ground that tny eniwet might lend to in­ criminate me " The Greek-American had token the witneu chair alter an account ant teatided that Maragon made bank deposit! of $119,606.61 durin* a five-year period in which he hat raid hit incoma was only around $30,000. He would not talk, that i», when aikcd about hi* financial affair*, or antwet many other qiirUmn* But he did lay "ye»" when Senaloi Mund* (R-SD) "Do you know h)arry Vaughan1 h* referred to Maj. General V hi (th­ an/ Preiident Trumatl’l'annv tide. Mundt the# wanted to know whether Mara*on had ever heen "a.sociated" With Vaughan in "any activitlai". " 1 raluae to «B*«* on ; 'l l t 't l toy :r, ,.f. -V JfMftt VImul i kirh lie M"ll«» tut «*mt» rnum,liter Imh .141 ,, ,| ln |i"MH|ilr 1)1) ,1 llinitrrt i,, 11*1' Grant qtoi-hihllr •>( |)„|y, i mrinlver ,,( Mir mninBHri ,.i|,| llir 1)1,10 ,«ill go til thr thr ,p» Mil ..•..no) „f if,, I m i.lilur# oral titmifh. 1 v 1 -MfAS ■>! 1 Au„ "< (T i r., mi Mmi mmin p <|w,ii 1 fl Its \m Ming I ' m.MI 11 idm- ug in 1 af,. iti 1 fl ic. th- 1 *41 I,**(| »r ui i|ie, 11 I H u r r i c a n e ' D o ’s A n d h n n ’f.s • "* if'-ml iiIvmoiIpd mill warning t it - .|'ni" m I'ny mi nttunlloii to ritmtu !< Ilnanl up all windows am! tut* ......... in,it It* "ilslile itiims Sterilize batlitub no I till >i i,,, " X u.Hei Have .1 flm h h jit anil .................... I, "Ml wnn’t sputl easily. <• If voor bimte i.-m'i rugg,,!, try 1 1 1 . .1,, 1 ' ( agency bn- emergency fnrillMrHr >»rliHn to norti a window m 11 ffioii llir wind Ilit, keeps pre ■ > . I 'c*t 1 • i m r f n I ; < lit I i h r 'O k t ’C c h O l>» < 1 , ; t n |i A r. E r • 'i n -I*it i n N o a rs MM'II. 'llg Jfl- I;V)—ThU bullrlln .in llir Imrrli atie near-. llir I I ,..|| run,I m i | | . Mini In llir vs r.ifiirr Bureau H 1 I* M " ’Hid* air lirromlng danger-* air mu Mil llir amilheaat* Urn Id.......... 'II Iml liii reach­ 'd I1* '"lit 10 luiiir and there •i> g u .l. ,il l.‘. 111 Hr. prr hour •' •’ilm Hr i- It ' | | |in,|t|r be•“ i' iii 'liami Hrmh and Voro Hricb ahmilil mnilour nil ImrMi lor |i. n nil lima itmiI remain mi .In-lii-i unlit llir ,lorm paa•»' "m d. slnmlil lircnmp ilankrioilsl, •.Il-IIH; III llir Lake fk rn ln,li,^ n r , |l( p:irl, Might fin ft', . i-triM-t fh* " 'i t .............. mi-II’d to hr moat r im HI III.. I I..tilde 1 da le­ an,! Fort “ tints may |irr li inr. %r Mlm -I..... 1 H’Htpn.'It' llllllM rtififl*V Im t rUMhlirlii "1 lliru1" nl.t Mi u i f1*- .tny fMV lllld'l f|'. Aft hei | ail •nit t . i if ii ' t)"1TO|l-l.l Ol fll* ♦ u tilt i ♦ 2,‘i0(1,066 Inn iiiwrri Im imtilM'iMOal , m1 agi'iir \ liUlld'MK1 tnSfm lnat. Mundt aald t h a t . antvrer tax* llir f' lMwrII .llllMIMHlI limn, the "Implleatlo* thht you i Iihiii f/.VMl.oni) 1* uincpni I Vaughan hat# t*»n " 1 vr 11 1I1 at balance w of>liga*',il and l. 1 lou li iml di»* activities th at are I P J W b-i 1Lire( llir tem[!kit 1-in. Inti* mil v until c'lntraciiH* I C I O L p ild d D f t l i P S S h p I f 'l ' j I ' 1 m l-, nl touilin* Imm ‘- 1’* T VViVri Ir fA v ts II-- Mniiini iM'* 11*1 ipfint lireIf. ■ I. i, Minim No Bn.sir. Of Arfion In I I lot id (lirllliT nr»> llllildI .. 1 iml inf bm ii rnr iilags edvlee. ... ling i,-. I , tiling Im ffil.tlLl.DIX). 11111 i 1 1>,>iii Vrin H * It to Miami lie would not evrrii Ill, I iliinrl IbldgCl (. riiiMiMHIllH, Hurt t.,|)jt i a I ikrci ho* .... „ NEW YU ... r..I l , , Am«. /(, A'1111,| ............. I, eahed by Chairman lloay (D-NC) 11 i ItimiiM in Hint,oneudei! d'.H llir l/M 'w nt Philip Midi,iv <d tl,r ( to ti iimug limit Hr,| I ,, I,. whether he the committee hehlnd eloaed door* 1m ♦ II. Steelworkn, Union tlciiiln il i» 1' 1 - till IIMMMill.’ 'll. I I . ,. , i ll. f him,1 result I.f •" I ih , riinlo by Knyin nil Kti I t I , HIM two flav a< a u mu* anil ininlion •1■r |,. | ( (>|IIIIMill' - t.l ll U*« J!l *ijlf*11V itWIlMaragon dlil taatlfy at that The five fiiinfnnl liny* In Itil -a fialiinp qillnlctte ai< alinwo ivllh tluni iiacki-l Jiolea on the In* < charge that |nlin I lew.. . ml I. ■SIsi. 1 ll 'll 1 - in.I, ( b ,| >1, p mI ft, I i , I Mm*. front Ha they iiructicti for the big fiiilnnjt roifeo which mil l»' held io <1 wrek nt Lab, Chin-" [v' " mi «e„ III mtiMillg IMIMrll' (m u........... ’ 1 hi Mali In, Mi, V- -ll i -i ■It, SIMt lie, I ihintl I* (iff* (Hi The commute* .............. ha* tinea teleaa .Oviedo. Hhowu left to rluhl ere llnirr •’aidwell, Mack Ib-nwn, Tlmnina H'llninmm, Sain I'hllhpa i’-'I i ' ti tint Le-Llml llir ilrrl uiimiii'. itrlM iMib , 11.^1.* liitil'IidF SiimII tnial. ii 111 | 1 * . »■ € t a trenacrlpt of hie leatlmony. | Turner William son. Sponaoiln* (hr riidcii am thr S.'iiilimb Spin I a.him A aMiriathm. tile Jaycer*. "i"lt llr ,!• ). I t | mang other thin**. Meregon f ygnfori! Merrhmita Aaaoclution and the .Sanford icrrcatinn Urpnitmcnl. Silnml Imanea will iiaiwfi i a 1Im' •' • Ml itMilr tb> I’-' I" The vrlriao mihoii nirm |- m I -... . arm v i" i Im. - M m Among , ,,l, ihMI.IMMI foi 1 new >wore th*n thet ht hed never re- large number of children to end fiom (lvledo. I f , brail. ,*1 iti, mmiimiH - 11-m ,im, iiriilMM-iil wuld •’ 'be closing the 1 o r Im llir Hr h reived eny peymente for negotlet v sv, i .i the pm i|, utid il repeal' < *4..Ml llir 1 .i.imI,> hut huilnei* with government er* heloir a iHcidruti.d (i-oii-I. ) iu t­ , -jig. 1111*1 M 'iiiridraneil apnipri'.ttiH'* egenelei. A niimb't -1 ,li- ll* i . il. 11 Im I -.h i in I!<t7. ing board, alliukrd a ipriTodev, Hoey eiked him If he 1.- >1-111(1- (I "ll' cJ I* *ill lll-tl I -I *MMI M 1 1.. 1 ,|,,.i"i last weak lre« up u , the panel by Emin, M. Vn hid not given eueh teitlmony. ilirll. i • n. I'alm I.................... I I rI ll -I Meragon aald with e alight ac­ I .!iw biiSd.iig"1'*#' ' V chairmen1 of H.r fmanrr , ... cent. "I refuse to enawer on ad­ I-' ll' I ‘lilt' . .*, I'l l ______ I I iHturlt'll HMtl priml iMAtitjiHimn, o( U, S. Stef I vice of counsel on the ground that If, i 1 ............. If nit uni1iiriei wurkri - i WASHINGTON. Aui|. 2fi—(/P)—The gov^rnmenri livum f m . iiui Dm * *** 1U1 wori/ 11,1 Murray decUifi) VmuJi rmii my enawrr might lend to Incrim­ rim i penny ibH V < It'll III t i t til ,1,1', dr* rook a new dip t-day. ........................... . V inate me.*' llte voice of rearlmii" who " ip 'il Ttin iinnn a.I i« i #11 i f t si i until'mil UlHi 'M4 MlMiHkTh Mir* I He gave th# earn# enawer when ' ---------1 I'lt" lllll Will'I ’ ll fell MV-tenlh* o( o.ie per cent Irom mid-Junr lo mid July I ' - 1«- •' *rs«t"n. in the language nl ............ U -•• ', i . I- - ,1mll. I ll. Iv dungerou* I * i • I I.... . 1 . 1 Ho#y caked if had not teetlfied 1g s Crewmen Rescued The Bureau of Labor Statistics said the mid-July living rusts I- d I im»tnv.....-nt i ,miihih»»Ioii «"‘ <t’B j bonism." filial" and Stii.ii' ....... ..................... o„h alma- -ally these pro) I' ■ ' ll r > l _ The U. S. htirl 1-xirilHvf ' ' imnllnufil lln r<l» *!<*#•> S « ^ m K » “ v5l By S h i p p s — g ...... ...... . told the board hit, imlunlry * I'-nfl F A Mr. WEST 3 per cent] t M 7.been beyond certain' eums which, p ro m M u r m a n s k ! The new Index U u ,* T |,V p | " I I \ u 1 | q f t p H 'V eu g h tV ithe hit lei i ace f"i p irn f/p) — Him fed mentioned. mn| mill' ill 11 Ml under a year 70.9 per per P f e 8 | J e | | | year ago -go but but fo.9 J 0 |( j F la ilS IM 8 iU S 8 € a labor ....... poltra poured Into Red 1 1 Maragon’a lawyer. Myron O. / l. I'tlly j ) | r i l " | iii'l l r reiiler* today m ' Fh7lIch“'b^V a'T n'to' ..y h* had 1 WASHINGTON. Aug. 26 *bP) 'war cm! level. uvtr- ' h,> Augll“ - m 9 ’ pr*' iirua prepared f • ni l . - ,f 1,. im A 4 - ll - i i T ___ r i u / , j stint" vltb wind**llM«cV.ue,n.?.l,Hnnae,UM T ?.1* N*V? ' ubfnl,in*M nnJ * ! I’rlc* drops for foods, wearing ' ii , »r|,r li rill l, i,t S 1 1 swer civilian technician m i ........................... _ certain, question#. ■. , . iHTiiian iccnmiian lost ioai their meir lives iivn -apparel i.|i,inrn aanil house furnishing* pet bout'. y t iuh of the head'of the nnit'-d t Ml l,r l|l |l h> ll -) Squally, low n J ^ T .sLtJmmt fnv Ih J 0commit" I ,nd M crewmen were rescued In- <-aiiecd (be living cost decline, worker*." potirc I tain 00 - 1 ,l. Komis averaged 13 per cent lowii i, | , i m-it by m.im (Caelteaeg Oe Pag# ilsM * *"IIday u,b.» when ,b. the submarine r« Corhinn pia,,,, f,„ m local farmers' ca"Thi* attack Is vlcbm* ami m rr, apparel nine-tenth* th* of one per and liatblnt; hi" * | I" full - ,M,; ,1,. I*. , exploded and burned in Artie wai tent, and house furnishing* three! „ „ c i .......... " , gaiiiislh iii. W h i c h suiting," Murray saiil n l down wlnilon * .11. M l ■ , llf.ll * 1 * V mild hp MW....I Hill rontrollsd by "It la not only an inn.lt l" tentla! debris | are. tenths of mie per cent lower. IM i ,,t iif r m« i *;r-m ICeettaae# Oa MsMi Palm fronds 1 I1 id, "Hcd S c c r p t . l l Vl .V""<r« ..... "I'Ci sir’ll fell tlielr Slight ilaps In costs for rente Commerce U .I 1 I ^ '»« Navy men weie nttachr.1 ,i.l„ Ti mini y ‘ - 1.... 1. O C L re irl V l||l(ltim| | i,,|,,,|h as Iirmlucer*. were tbrouglt tlm all ............. ’,w‘ ami mitcHlanenu* good* and ear||i, I, -i,-1 ....1 . .I m iiii i ll’t’ u. s. s. . eral hours In H ilvu n n - f the I m u p ' cumcI la-t i"«ht at n meeting ( . t a i l B i t t i n g A m i Reports O p t„i m i U1 tli vices. Inrltnllng municipal traneof the tempest ev|M t " d t i l l - (M S)'' „( Vclrraiis <"> The-rnrin trainer* \ ,l.|i./ Iloli l. W Mil>a marina which rescued the Coehim>'« poitatlon fares, were recorded. noon. Regarding Future ,lt tlt*. Future Farmer llulidlng M a r i o n B u t l e r C I i o w i i •.. .i i , F’tk’s <Ini. CTew. The civilian, who was not im Foods slone er* seven per cent All along the mile g'dd I 1 , m n I'HI'II Cm, IiimM'"'. "i C, mi ____ • |tri„r to 11"- meriting a covered .. .1 ~ T \,\ . mediately identified, was the only under a yeer ago and 33.6 par (iall Bitting, daughter of Mr in,, - i,l A" ntln mid I Im A tioii- coast" from Miami to W-,' I'alln cent over the level when govern­ More thaai»°0. «“ >>»*• be on, ,0(t #boiI(1 (bl Corhino, Beach, the piidun- ’ u-, M"- sonie. WASHINGTON. « . . . 2), ( . l l . J f t r Z m l - " " ’ . / " ' * 5 5 J £ " and Mra. W. V. Bitting, and Mai )MI 'liHMlilr HuildiMkmailed Mondev to member# of « . . x w.. ment price control* were In effect, Red Crns< len lei • wen- 'oil:/ . : I , , I I i i a fop f(,loM -d In " |d ■ J !■"1 the Bemlnol# Countv Chamber of Th* sunken submarine Among foods, price decline* —Secretary of Commetce Sawyer, speaking on lbs subject of co- Ion Butler, eon of Mr. ami Mrs I , .... ,. m, . alerting n crew of <" "* tin jW Commerce for election of 84 dl-, equipped with a snorlel--an un were .... ... by th* .... bureau 1W noted for told the While House lml.iv of opiratives were Jet ^ar'lnert J. Butler, ware chosen a- Mm St I,Him* A M I ' ’ ' iilsnater wnrknra I • 1 •- ' 6*4 I *II' llIII l<sl cbiln Ii, /""I H"|m reetora In the Sanford area and 84 darwaler 'breathingtube which I n,e*ii, poultry, frulta and vegeCrus* committee wo • to'meet In strong business sentiment for . f''' ' I* R, Pierson, most popular girl amt boy of Hi" ( Chilli h. St d'di, ’ 11,1(1 Belle In the county region. »enabled it to remain submerged table*, fats and oils, sugar and in federal expemlilurei am! a rc-- <;f,,vl?r Asliciuft and II. L. Buck- Playground yesterday »' 611" . Glade, mi the >i, u- >t mute i, 1 1 loirrh mid lit (Cvt In bakery product!. Lake Okeechobee, to •■•cine These director*' will meet on o r , for long periods of time. Lanao Spring* where M boys ami ( , iild - b " n i Jihcltei-ii a ic f i'i l" Ih ip wheat duction in taxes on business Ingliam from I’ierson, K. M, her to evacin"' Cm- l.ska Living cost figure* for mid •bout ° rt. 1 to salaet a prsiidsnt, The eJ,p|oljon occurred in the Cuddy, local supervisor of Veter­ girts attended an outing m honoi I i-.l lloil(l), Nrw Mt * '• 'vn ry The report was a fiO OO-i'otd ans Vocational Agriculture, da* of members of th# Recreation ln- Hih -h . i C Ih iic I i , M n tlm i '.V it 'im 'i •action August—that Is, those reflactln flactlng fih e lte i 51 1VB! (» f im in t I'll c a r* rice levels letter — to Pieiidential . . .of about .now.. —won't „ ------------ Aide jJohn .........R iiv,.,,,,1 a brief address of welcome partment'e baseball leagoi. 1 l-m Ii hml Ibill"' and ' i"oiiii' for 1,00ft 1m I fiiiu i efugecH bet#, A U S T S lJ S i * ! + r : l...‘ , « M ] S a ... ................ - a s - r — ‘ fh-orea nlieiidy Imd M "ig lil ths Th* ell day awint, paiiv and A, iidi'tnv . Tha ballot* a r t devised for re- _ A lt.uttnan' ana Mr. Gardner outlined the pro11, (I,, riilllit V •ludfais l(" *ti 11 - ( shelter*, scutt'-ied timing every were swept that they may show another dip Sawyer to maks1 a survey fm nsr (•dure picnic waa sponsored by li" San In forming a farmers’ co. trn. free of postage, lo t h a l l “j * f . ! J , ck b v he, community and u id g lil- >rl)ood. I'idi I y l i i a i i S i 1......1, 1 "Idur-j t0 bring the total dectiua for tha in carrying out I’rrsidctil Truiiisii'i The other three speak­ ford Llona Club, Kveiyoii" "" in, hamher of Commarea c i htn«l TCtCU rewiie I' A**oclaied I'tnas leportct .lames Jut," Murv Sclmi'l, Ovied 1 11list* Cochlno «| y ttr „|nCi ja*t August’s peek to program for concentrating fnlcial operative. alkM iaofflca, titl.. *ndi f1B)| O y0f OI tha er* outlined the legal require- Joyed tha watermelon cuttiiig •( ,S, hoot Cluiluiita Srhnol. (i"tuvii Fowler, tourlnc llm coast, •pending to relieve spot employ­ incnt* for the project and led an 4:00 o'clock, and swlmmint;, u* Syiirt'd. Lake Moniou Srhnol and Delray Beach was eM'-l't -vlth e tura hiking and dancing w*„ en­ WiIimii School, Paula. (pen dlscustlon. ment of distress proportions. violent hut brief thunderstorm as I h urKtore In the countv stud the' 'hufrlcano aplin'i'-hril. All Otia thing Sawyer noted was A co-operative has five or seven joyed throughout the day. members on the board of director*, bv blinding imi ar" at Altamnuto, Kmi--,' City, traffic was halted lint “thet* appealed lo be no one nf whom Is selected *■ presi­ rain, with gnats e-ttrimted at 60 THREE KILLED ‘ (Ii-lrrlo. Gabrieli*, Geneva, Kulokec . _____ ___ ..__ ...jiitM i are down 10.8 per cant below wbat substantial sentiments for scnlei- dent, Mr. Gardner pointed out. pei hour The doyrnpoyt f*v*aM#*t John Ivev and other glatanca can be obtained, OXFORD, N. C„ Aug. 25-(fP» and Lake Monroe colored schools. mile* lOeeileued (>■ »*•«• ctahtl •titlg the general level of f-d-rsl They hire the maneger end deter- —Three persons ware fntailv m officer* n | the orgealsatloo urge The Cochlno and Teak, together that .11 . itieillhert . l i l f p s i “I E ,wtth J h * th°Cl,subiniirliwa**,'For> " S Include v V r Hdecline* m . ^ oof V about u V s 18 ^ public works beyond that now con­ m'n* th* policies. Farmers, h# Jured last night when a twin en­ LEGION MEET .the the eubieartna# Toroo**and an ^Theso •aid, Join co-opetatlvea to reduce THE WEATHER J Lake Mary Legionnaire* and Coraalr, had been temporarily a»- p<r ctnl |n food| BJ1(J farm right nf billot gine Cessna ambulance plan" templated." t ho cost of aupplloa and to get utlier new memers nf rampbellthev deafre ae crashed 16 mile* northwest of this iiv—f/n more money for what they sell, JAOXBONVIL .FI Aug. -ll Sawyer's report was one nl th* l.ossing Post 63 will be welcomed W. A. Morrfaoa, ehalrmaa of central North Carolina town. HighIt U w ^ _ Use nt ii special supper at 7 (lit o'clock topics discussed at Preiident Im- Saving* are disributed to mcmTha victim# were Identified as and meeting nt H.Ot) o'clock nt the t 70 at the end of the builnea* Atlanta man't weekly cabinet meeting th'i bne year or of tho marketing sea­ Robert B. Buthsy nf WinstonEeRion Hut, Monday night. James thsmarv The aubmarlna# had been #nmorning. son on the basis nf volume of Salem. th* pilot and Mr*. Lrtlm Q. Gallo wav. comnianilet. and Brownsville huslneie dona through tha co­ Cortrell Cota and Mra. I'rggy James Singietary, adjutant, unOh*rle»tu n « report aummarised idohtsi Chatham, 38, both of Durham. nuunced today. Galveston na mad* to Sawyer—mostly operative, Plenty of National llervlci! InN m r Vnrk uatneaa men, but also on John rierson, veteran* Instruc- Mra. Cole’e husband, N. Daltaa Pittaburgb by Labor leader* and l«»j tor, announcad th# meeting end Cole, Identified hie wife and Mrs sursnro blanks will li« nvnilabln Ntton I m England aad officials—In th* firat half supper Monday night of Campbell- Chatham oa nuraaa. They were for World War ll vutcrana to He apent a month Loutng Pott 88, at tha Legion taturnlttg from New York wheru sign, mild Mr, Blngletnry. Tickets thoee it elaaae w ha eastern pan Hut where National Service Life (Ley had aoeompaaled a patient for tho supper may Imi obtained cal Inatiraaee blanka will be available, from WaMa heapital la Durham. at tha usual place*. Murray Blasts Disaster Relief Steel Heads For Groups Alerted “Vicious Charge” Thruout Seminole S P S T S sS W * Seven Men Lost Government Report Shows Slight In Sub Disaster Drop In Cost Of Living Index In Arctic Waters For Farm Concern lVtu,X E ........... ; ’ (Jroup con*r°nt«6"wini«,"1...",“i i&x viUt warned |{ VW( By Business Men C Of r Plans To Mail Ballots For [mth* Annual Efieciion TU*k. .inc 3r a -S2i2fflri.,S!£ ftga-‘•yw *"d E .... ... . • ?*irsuSJ5r~ e««•> "■* y M j g s j& a a a ? - ' s r t f i r f " ! H fi Q.Vj'M,, tw i s t i) I m ■». -f■ e* ♦Vise -> .'.•.i.j-- y \f 1 ■Im.; t.v , �T H E 8 A N F P H D H 1 R A L D . B A N F jM IP f L O M P A 88 B e n e f i t s In ! S S S T O At THE CHURCHES • . : 17*15. V r rh * number of Florida recipients for unem­ ployment compensation was- 2 1 .9(7 <WHhg July. 1D4U, h lg h e i» ,,jn « , August, 10(0 when the awatago number wns 21 ,Him. Raymond E Cbmli-inisn of th a .F lo rid a ! Industrial Commission, raporUxI tAday. .a While the wi-ekn cumpeniatad 1 during these two pnriodfe ware substantially the same, th * Average monthly employment lh covertd' firms has Increased 55 per cant • going tra in 25:1.173 lh.’ 1940. t o 1 990,052 In the past year. Popula-, lion Increase In the state during' this perhal amounted to 24 p e r 1 Ctr.i. '' ' 1 On the ha Is of the latest avail- 1 able figures compiled In May the rate of Insured unemployed In Florida Is lower than that In the nation; the Florida rate being 4.1 as rdmpnred to 11.3 fo r the country as n whole. Payments for unemployed com- j ci*.i.*t.w».. : «,«ui,u, tauneii 11,243,785, ns compared with 1 1907,563 In August I1MII. Although there was little dlffe- 1 fence In the munher of weeka 1 rombensati'd tills Increase Is due chiefly, lininrs -aid, to the fa rt ' that wage? are higher. vhich Albanian man plaster dollur bills on the foreheads of A l­ bs nisn women. (lie still hasn't figured out the story behind that one). Rodgers Is a cheerful, pinkf*csd man with thinning grayish Imir and humorous wrinkles at the coiners of his eyas, ||r doesn't look especially like an adventure-hunter, He looks more like a teacher, Which he la. He heads the physicist education department of Thomis Jefferson high school In Brooklyn. But this is his story. Let him tell It: Jsra FIRST PR K H IIY TER IA N m . I L i. .. . ,A. # R ID A V A U G U S T t« . THE 1949 unumwr . memory— "the Chinee* musical tnaj So It has gone with random fall Martin Rogers Finds Adventure end thcMtrlcal association. 'calls to foreign restaurants, un-1 ^ "We called them up and th ey. usual churches, police stations, Thumbing Thru Telephone Book,., v«re very pleasant. They Invited I otf-the-beam societies. ■■ ( Us to eome and sue them. We did. IHHT MKT HOD I AT CHL'RCII HOLY CROSS C’HUKCH J. K. MrKInlSy, Minister I H*». »• Lylllelon Zimmerman, Mr*. P. H. Htephenaon, D.K.K. I «• H *r“ Mr 9:40 A. M. Church School. A lHh Sunday after Trinity ias for every age. 9:30 A. M. Holy Communion and 11:00 A. M. Morning Worship. Sermon, rmon Topic: "A Bargain With 9:30 A. M. Nursery School.. ie". » jji Service* during the week: 1:00 P. M. Youth Fellowship Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, rvires. Thursday and Saturday Iloly ComCOO P. M. Evening Worship.- munion 7:30 A. M. ... rmon Tuple: '*The Way To Friday, Holy Communion 9:00 ow". A. M. • ” . rilK C IID K C II OF COD OF 1 M ILLER FARMS I „ Rev. It. W. Miller. Minister (unilay Services: Sunday School e t g « w w i i * » 'j V iiiw ...... a i % .Sermon by r.mmett Herndon. I --------1 At the Morning Worshln Her-1 H M H I' IIAI'TIM 'I I ’H C 'ltl'll, | vice (ieurge iouhy and Stanley 1 Oviedo Ilrumley will sing a duet, "!iold| Dr. Frank C. Morgan, Pastor Thou My Hand'' by Urlggs, and I MM» A. M. "Cod's Greatest Dick Aiken will eing a solo, "Face t". to Face" by Johnaon. 1:00 I*. M. ''When Will Christ -----------turn?" CHRISTIAN A M ISS IO N A R Y ------------I A LLIA N CE T H E CHCHCII OF COD | Woman's Club HulMIng Milk will puss through stalnlesa! 2309 Elm Avenue 1 Clenn E. Smith, I'sslor •tael tubing and ei|uipmeig without 1 tev. Joe Crews, Minister Hi.mi A. M. lilble School, Mr. ever conlurtlug air In a new pro- j I'hg last Days Ensign, (The A. Wiidiohlt, Hupt. cess being developed for canning , inch of Cod Flag) will lie the ll.lill A. M. Morning Worship, freVh milk. " mon subject uf Rev. Crew* 11.46 I'. M. Alliance Young IVondnv -Horning at 11:00 A. M. pie. iiicmbt'i* and friends ns well 7:46 P. M. Evening Service, WAI-I- I'A l'K It - I’AIN'IH 1 invited to hear this Important The pastor will sneak at both •Jed. the Morning and Evening Ser­ uu-snge vices. The public is cordially In­ — n itlV IM N — ! paatoi ut 7:46 I vited to uttend. I l l 8 S a u l.ir d A v e . ; sage un nltHr call for piuyei will P hase s A la a -v e IM 4 -H PalnlrnAand Paperkaflgara lie given. 1 The Snnduy pcliool begins at CENTRAL BAPTIST C IIU K C H 19:46 A. M. We huve elus.es for N'inlh S u rri anil l.aursl Avenue Rrv. S. I.. Whatley, Pastor all ages, uuil good sjiirit filled W. O. Slansrl). Sunday School ' teachers. Suprrinlcndent ! Player meeting and Itihli* stud) E. O. Kelih, ll.T.C. Director each Tuesduy evening nl 7:16. Sunday School 9:46 A. M. ClaaaCome and bring yum llildes. Woinuii's Missionary Service es fu r Jill u g e s . Moiiiing Worship 1 1 :0(1 A. M. each Thinsiluy evening ut 7:46 P. M. Victory Lenders Rand service Sell noli by the pastor. AUK H.T.IJ. 7:lin p. M. Union* for each Fiiilay evening ut 7:16 P. M. A piogiam for all young people all age*, Evening Wnrsbip 8 :im P. M. , The church string bund will Du­ We me happy tn have Doyle llish the music and I lit- pul.lir la Invited to attend nil these ser­ Peacock with us to direct our choir and sure that everyone will vices. 1 impel ale with him us he direrta. CUBIST IT IlH tC H . l.ongwiHol Ti'ui'hers and officeo of the Hun-1 Brv. II. Lyltlrtun /.lininerman, day School will meet Tuesduy! night at 7:31). Choir predict) ut It. IE. Vlrar DAG Paint* are lust for the 7:181 Wedlieaduy night and pruyer 1 11tii Sunday after Trinity 4:IHl P. M. Evening Pruyer am! ut 8:911. Stinting Monday August I Bolllli herutiMi they're made fur 29. a 1 1:46 P. M. our Chinch will! sermon. All ure welcome. sponsor a progiam over WTKK tht. South! 1 1 ..lid we invite all to listen,, also ii'ediiasduy and Friday. You can't find better i|ua!lty "Come Thou With U* And We Will Du Th*a Omul." snjrwheie al a lower price. HEARING -‘People," Rodgers sold, “seem .Ami we had a wonderful time 1 plcsscd to find out that a SB* lint-nlnir to that weird music" stranger la Interested in them, m Rodgers and With," he added, rather dolefully M name is tirace IlEaktfCiflcc, have ■ lo t lacked adve'ntUru.linee that •one exception. “One number turned out to be ■ night. Nor are th4J) likely «o *i'b *1 ROCiety Interested In yoga, the gf come 623,000 names In the Man­ Hindu system of deep concentreII hattan book alone. M "Once." Rodgers remeniheM'd. 1 I "They promised to send us "we railed the Moran Towing 4 | their literature but they never Transportation Co., which operates > • I most of the tugboats around New Hid. “However," said Rodgers, with —, York. "The night dispatcher, "way up 1. look of deep eonrentrntlon "Pip , • after them again. We have > ' 1 1 a building overlooking the bur-; i.-olng lair, was a fine fellow numtd C ap-! n 100 percent record otherwlae Usl tain Jordan He said he 'wns lone- !•end we're not going to hav« I t , A id spoiled by any yogis." ■■ some and why didn't we come' down. "We did, and again It was on1 rmous fun. We heard him tulk l.v radio with on* boat that was .Imlf-wuy to Egypt on a towing Job. "The captain offered to ar­ range for its to ride In a tugboat then and there. But IS was gott- ------ —-------------V m n i P * 1... h ia n h k n . wto.ss and address are . «»th b i . nuttiisd that * re'o f *thk**Nln'ih ,f Ihs Htsia of Uanilmda Cuunlci i d suu M n a “ yi.d Lo t h * • .r'i.'SUL'' r« I A hanbv reh*r*ha cisrk of n ufiica In ih» 3,,,*n!?id«"U*our 1 1 personally or aid aull on Ills with said ci"?2 .ess, if any. te •at In said sou i,bur ' Judttrnsnl vlnsl you by da- s a id L -o u rt I . - d o g h v ii, I. — . . lick and son, Frankie. -------------| The J. E. Dobsons of Ohio have COURT o r T ilr. Ii...v*d Into the Williams homo' NOLK CoJftTY from the Naxarene Church. ' Mr. Duhson’e father recently purNO. I l l * chased the Warren Phelps house, I t s «PUmtiff. w*st of Lake Mary, on the County •»• ' Road, .N'ATtiT M U M Edwin Nance, left Tuesday for N'ushvllle, Tenn. where he will UB1a'ncnMATiiv l',’n|inue his studies at Teveca Colol* North Mills l,' 8r- As a student preacher, he lorlda lias Just completed a very succesar.‘!Tr.r,’,.l°. 1!:“:,"' »*•> Young People*' Kevivisl at the ,sintui.i«r t'ouniv. local Church of the Naxarene, of .irs tb* llib d*> which Ids father Is paslur. Rev. Compislnt* iilsd '• l)' N*nce Is making the trip to 1. sains bsii.M m Nashville, with hla son. oihsrwiss H m R. K. Franklin and dsughtsr, atare Ip lV :;' ' ,r »Detlsrick and son, rsi/utrsd by taw Franklt, left Monday for Grand Cane. La. where they will visit L publl.hi.l oiu. Rachalor of Arts degree at the (4 1 cnnaeriitivs lelativo* for two weeks. Ilford HeraM, » Hammy Shuman returned to his Florida 1 ' hunie in Atlanta recently, after amt and oriiriii visiting friend* In Lake Mary, of Atifusl. a D Friend* of Mrs. Vernon Mitchell INPON 1 “ 'll he glad to hear that she has up i-oiiM I been removed from the Fvrnuld ouniy, Florid* j j,m,ghtun Memorial Hospital and ____ I is now recuperating at the huini* of her parents, the ( 1. K HJuhliima. V I lT le i: T i l V P F R M I 'I U: M AtlUI. II FHERMAN. lM Dr. and Mr*. W. IL Kelly of ('■ilumlius hllrssl, K.yrPv. Olil.. Toll ar- hcrsl.v rasiiilrs.t l>. . p Orlando took Ills parents, Mr. and t.sur In lbs Clrciill rourl ot 8cm Mrs. P. K. Kelly to Daytona Beach (nols 1‘iiiiiilg, Klurlila. In I'bmi- Sunday. I'ttv, no lbs Mb ilag uf Hsplrlnlicl. Prof, and Mr*. K. E. True have ISJV. In u c-rialii aull (nr itlvnrce s r s lu pcinl ItiK , UII a b b rs v l.ilc .1 returned from a vacation spent Ilb n i l . o l w h ic h la M y n m T F re e ­ with relatives In Washington, m an I'I hI III If r V ersos M a b e l II I). C, and (iarducr, Mass. 1 KrssTiian |i s ( siii I h i i I. Friends of Mr: (|. L. SimpleW 'lin s -S 111* h a n d and o K l. u l • s a l a i tts o fo rd , F lo r id a . Held will he Interested to learn T h is t i l l d a y o f A iig iis l, IV«» (hat |>H I* in Pelham, (la., where 11 P IIK U H D O N ha la reported Imurovlii*. c is r k r i r c u l t C u u r l. to o 1. H u m , Mra. C. W. SJohloin left Sunday Uspuiy Clark, fur Jacksonvilla. She plana to visit ag a i . relative* In and around that city for the next two week*. AMAndin* the ITggly-WIggly * * " " A DeLeon Spring* „ r* ‘U t v ’end Mr*. W. F ls tc h s r D a c s s s .d f. r M cD onne To O All Creditor* and. Parson* f** J T . McDonnell and children, Lou and Carl claims of . ___ Dsmsuda Ma H a vriiis in g — ______ . . .A- Martha Lee, Mary S a ln s l Maid R s la la i Oscar Kvsnts of the afternoon In­ You and such of you, are h-rsby nollflsd to fils Nil claim* and de- cluded football, volley ball, a spoon iobioU which you have uRalnst Ih* race, pis eating contest, egg throw­ sslata'iif F VV Flslcbei. dscssasd. ing contest, Tug of War, marsh­ in lbs office of O Douslas Htyn- mallow rating contest, swimming strum. Coonlv Jintss. at his ofllcs lo lh* Court Hous* at Hanford, and diving contests, diving for Florida. u HI,;o slab: calst.dsr loonibs from Align*! 1*. 104*s, which Is lbs dais of |h* Oral pub­ lication uf this inillca Kacli claim or dsmuiid mum b* In wrlilns, must slat* ih* placs of rssldsnce and poll offlra addrsas of Ihs claimant, must l.a avvorn tu and must l.s rilsd aa aforesaid, or slat sains will lisrnma void DOZIKIt and GAY PAINTS peHt for the South ‘ FoV a full line o f " Dollar Kt (iay Pulnln VarniHhaN unit Knttmab 214 S a n ro ril Ave. ty .Mdse.— Right I'rlree K M K N IU IIT Kstcuior. Courlrmi* H r r v W " BXCLDHIVE W IT H / ANNETTE’S Thi originator of ih# now lotk in oars prisonis fho non! look In oars! Orlando Hgwy el French Ave A kitttn h it fell thfe time in the world- She might es w4Jl weete aomS of it trying to do the impossible. But man doesn't hive ell the time in the world. He hee • brief span of yeire in which to achieve hie life’s aims. Men cent afford to watte eome of thoee yeere — and strength and vitality aa well-trying to accomplish what is impracticable. One of religion’s great aervicee to mankind haa been its revelation of worthwhile and attainable goala in life. Christianity has ahown man the great potential in right living—and the tragic futility 6f wrong livinf*, Attend and support the Church. It can help you Ik. choose th# beat goala, , , and attain them. iM g & tt , . ,,, , 01 010*1 u> riiiouisss : Episcopal service will he cun- , |(lJ lHnr tll United ductgd by Rev. II. L. /.immerman, Hlala-w. Washington nut only at 4:00 o'clm-k Sunday iifteriioon ' w, „ t , t(. fostei American agrlst Christ Church Aug. 28. ' culture. Imt also crave* a healthy The Women of the Baptist ‘ domestic sugai industry in case church honored the men who had | uf war. Sugar, as a source uf In­ built the new Sunday School Imil.l- j duilrial alcohol, is one of the lin­ ing with a supper Monday night. • portanl law mateiial* of modern A fter th* supper members of the • warfare. Brotherhood had their business 1 Western Mint -outItem sugar session I farmer* u v that with sufficient The Community church w ill! protection they could go n long nave an evening service In League t wav •‘>''«rd supplying our need . Hall at 8:00 o'clock Sunday night • Thev favored A uk 28 nvfr IhPiii. The Hume Deinoiislraliun riul, The Cuba"*, of ctuirse, sav thay will meet Thursday noon Sept, g.fumlaha. us ade.piatelv In lie laet fur covered dish lumI............. ,l"*« Si.iinvatiMilo park Cuba" sugar Industry would Sunnysha.ie Park. , 1- K,MM| Aineiican i«dlcy. Thiy The I own Uouncll held an j Mlwal say they can producr sugai journal! meeting on Thurmlay | (.|,caper than we can. night. Members appropriated $60.•• * 00 tiivvurd beaut If lent Ion of I lie park udjucent to the Hotel, (lifts of nlaills ure expected uftei III slalliitioii of 11 new water system The American Legion 183 will put on 11 JuuilHirce in Suiinysba.le Pink Labor Day Hept. 6. Mr. and Mis. Ray Voorhles wiili -------------------------------------iy MIUIAM III! sou Van have Inken an apartment Ceatraf P t m W in n III (isinesvillu while Mr. Voorhles utleuds lli« Dnlverslly. A P A H I 8 IA N , soooysd by the T - ) •> 1 Lougwoo.l Card Club members oest wave, dullrd all hit clothvs wlhiown have lately been guests of Mrs. and want fur s stroll wearing it w.-oid F. Simderlin, Mr. un.l Mrs. S L on'y a coat . 98'! ‘- S Topper and Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry Well, he picked oSTh W ogrcbY Meiilek. color. V, Mr. and Mr*. John Crawford I l -<l ’ .' * have returned from a long huslBars* th a t p iu k ln t liu t lik p A ness trip to visit their parents Mr. in A jyp i JjOOO yei/s «|«. P i 06and Mrs. II. K. Cray. •b ly u ltd th» p p tim id t as pegs. Itek 11111I .Mr* M. I). Jackson Fwiinsr l u l l s * * and slur Is Iiii . h 1 new grandson I hjiii to Mr. mokiiiy puud in buMbull Ingle no.I Mi 1. S Sir wart m WillisThat western borgler who gtor liuio gigilno le iheepit.o m IIi . III. Mrs. jMikson has gone swlaed e teenterfell $40 bill to hvrisloda lo * 1- il I lit- Stewart futility. preeahly was Jest keeping in Mi mid Mrs l.evi North and pretlits. Mi un.l Mrs Morgan Patterson • I I svrl)oo* ha- a lucky color. M< lot*,- ■elmoed (tom a vocation in In Chine It is considered gooii Aiutiuaii- have not uiie but liemgia and North Carolina. I. viiinii school leachera have be­ luck tu throw rocM At elvplianl* 'three red. white and blue! gun then pre-pcliool aessiotie. He*islration* will be on Wednesday. All si'IiihiI buses will operate. gathering. M i- a i Bryant. Mr. and Mrs. Sunday, Mr. slid Mr*, lor H. Hugh (irtrr. Mr end Mrs. "Hap" W ills motored to Diinellon w h s r*. I.ol.lc, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Best, I hay visited thalr sun, Jo*, Jr. who Mi and Mra. II. M. Kira, Mr*. Is camping on tha Rainbow Hlvar Maiy Keller, lire Mia*** Barbara, Ih4re. Maiijaua and Yvonne Kubanke, P. D. Anderson hts returned lanei Joiner, Pat K to ih , Jsnel from West Palm Htach whsr* hs Lee. Mary Lou McDonnell, Peggy visited his son-lndew end daugh- llnwvll, Hobhl* Jean Qellowey, ter, (he J. K. Bowers. Dot Anderssn end K ill* Jsne Mr. end Mrs. O. H. Hkewes end (.lesson end the Messrs. William children liavo returned to Manas- .miner, Hob Mrro, Richard and sas.Va. after spending two weeks Ralph Keogh. Hob Reave*, Harold with hie parents, Mr. and Mia. J. I siieiMin, .lean lluuser, Werren II. Bkewca. They also spent one Md'ali, George Patterson, Hsnry week In hllsiul, th* guests of Mrn. Ficiiiun, Lester Till lo and Usorge Hkewes' parents, the Touchstone.'.. Lee Mr. Bkewes 1* employed In the Monday night the NYPB of the electrical department of Stone and .Niuiiieire Church entertained with Webster, with office* In Alex- a welner roust ut the home of the amirle, Vu. H p. Burkes, in honor of Edwin Aug, 20, thu young people of Nance who returns to collage Lake Mery held their annuul Tuesday. During the evening 8 ummer Dance. Magnolia leaves turimts games wore played end the end multi-colored hibiscus were tionore* wa« presented with • shirt used for decorating. Tha refresh- ami a hall point pen as a memento ment table wea overlaid with s of the occasion. Those Invited to linen cloth end green candles in he with Mr. Nance were Mr. and (liver holders flanked the punch Mrs. Flunk Griffin, Rev. and bowl. During the evening, punch Mrs. L. D. Nance, Mr. and Mrs. •nd cookie* were served. Those VV. P. Burke, Durl* end Joan fljebattending were: Mr. end Mrs. loin, Frances end Elsie Brldgemsn. Cecil Mixon, Mr. end Mrs. Roy Dorothy und Gayle Burke, Jsckle llowell, Jr„ Mr. and Mra. Dewelu und Hohhy Henderson and Harold FLOOR MATS Where Sportsmen Meet" RUBBER MATS $}50 BUMNachlMA (FOR ALL MODEL CARS) Glose l c. HgutMe* ca. When you liv e with e h o lin e s s , you ^ eij' knowledge end e»p(" once every day which 8 * p«H-tln*o ege"» he* an etwnM »• T n gov w n p U te pretoeHon— ge* H by pittin g inwi’1^ 9 tkreoan IhH egency r a M flM T ilfin u j .' r.X CKLAND ISON, INC II you witut the very la te s t slim* lor MfliiHil ill 11 dovvn-lue a rth price il vmi like to lie the tif*t i.. m .'itr "somHt hiiiy: d iffe re n t’' oolite u1 it linin' to I'l'iiiiev 's ! See m ir lim it ll ololi'.l Hiitblb. iiv t n r il' It h limit tor I'Hiiit’o rt mid vv.-iir it's vviiiidctT.i!! R ij-H . Klk l inislifd I ppurs! Springy ( if|)t* Solen! (iill’s Crepe Sole< lMmcnsiii Oxfords In n 'll I,now w hy I V i ii h '.v ' m I h liiiumi-* Ini s I iiic h vvhi'ii you in n m in litinil o v e r I hu -IMindll elk tilli*ll»M l h 'llllle r id I 'li- -.Inn* . feel I lie m ift, •pm ipv k'l'i'iH* snh'H Mil* H im 1 n li In n )* 111141\ enlor a n il th e •■i 11:111 w h ite m ilr'liiiip ' N o lo tlic iilln w t iv e .style! IS. I-U. llat'k-To-Si*li(Hil IViincy Money Saver! Sturdy Two Strap Casuals lor (lirls A -in n II price In pay fu r it *|iin lil y s line! Sniim l It. m itt fli-x 1iili- elk I m inlicd lent her lIppcl'N, N lililtl/e » l’ llliln p . f tlies •stiicliil-.w n e 1111 n I r 11 c tion. Shp ’11 luxe lire lieu V«llt|» 1 1 eJiliin ut I he rttllll 1*1 liu llhie - 11 a|in Itlirp iitu ly CM . ! l ; Boys’ (ihillie Oxfords r? w i c e YOND 7 HE 1 8 t ONTRAC H. JAMES GUT AGENCY T h e ro u g h e r und tunghci • Hhoen— tire tiin ie lie'll h llitiin — tire b u tte r ilre y 'll vm T hin 0110 I iuh tin* new ItLook— honvy m111«•lit-tl 11111 >> und good-looking Irenvv \ low Ittcen. R rtiw ii i i i I i I m t -■ und I iou I h . Itu i'g iiin lv . : r IU E.j- 8 . Young Men's C aH iials Y m ir fa v u r ilu iiiiic c h h I ii lire h il l u f I'e n u e y "npeH i i Im" I N u i i - i ii u i kltu f 8 it I u 8 m ill I iu u I a th u t w uur luiig . . . H iit'd u lly duHitfired lu.d tn Imp lire fo o t llk u u g lo w . . . und (tu u ily u ttr NVult iu u H in re lfd fni' Hidlti b u ilt-in vuitre • Muolu iiiiir i B ro w n , ti l l , c I). c iih iih I CORN-WHEAT SCRATCH . #3.95 TUXEDO CHOI'S ................... 5J.W 20% DAIUY-fpi'iiit t a g ) ....................... IA8B CITRUS P l'L P .........................j j g o RACE HORSE OATS........................ *176 YELLOW CORN ...................... U W aul po ultky m ash 6 - 9 ° in h u n t b a g s ASK FOR P R IC K S TH ER E IS A TUXEDO FEED FOR EVERY NEED, »*s - u 4 shipp^ of vkfe^4kg 1^. THREE Misses’ Multicolor­ ed Saddle ()\lords! YOU'RE TELLING ME! 1 0 0 lb . Am u PAGE F L O R ID A B. W. liver A r«i. helleves the strike “Is not too im portin' as s, longterm price uiuklng Influence j un Ik H refined silgms " Dver cites the II S sugar Hunts In v i of 1948, saving that if Hawaiian suplies cannot enter this market, the Hawaiian .piota can l>e te 1 allocated to other suppliers, such •s Culis Slid Puerto Rico, who currently have a surplus However. Tinman M Hill of; Beeville, Texas, president of the' American Poitiers uf Carbonated! Beverages, contends that if the Agriculture Department delay- 1 much longei in letting mine I'uhanj sugar Into the count tv. "11 mn> , well he that tills Col.au -ugHi Will hare been sold III the Mol Id market." The i|ooln he objects to was so* last Decemhci It estimates Anrei 'caii coiisomptlon tin- vr.11 at 7, 250t«Ni unis Hill says the cotuiltr 1 consumed 260,000 tons mote lhai> that last rear and |iiesolnatd\ will this, lie fears H s h o ila e l *».u CmII >I,«i ivlll fmee on the 1 price his members have ti pav , Sugar refiners here liave I.... nervous about the price in tie Iasi muntli Several times t*ier | sniuiunced they would ask s .out­ S pound, and then withdrew tli 1 aiintHlhili Iwfnre It l.eeaim el fectlve Some brokers think tin-1 tltav hanpen this time llowevei. refiners tn-si-t tin ' aren't making money at tin- pie- 1 »nl selling price of T 85 cents |illice fin some time now tiler linn j 1been paving tin’ vein's top pi ice I for raw sugar of f* t*U cent- 1 pound Tills, Iht'v -Hv. leave- iliem a lovvei mat gill tlnili Kiev ti.ul during the iluv- of iiilioiiing and control Ho they have sloped taking orders at the old hi in iill.t Sept I, vvhen most lefineis -niv they'll niliite “the pi ice III effect <i the dale ..I -dillillieiil 01 deliveiv ; If -ugai doe- g,, t. - .m u a pound it vvill be a litlb less II than double the 1910 aveiagel Wholesale pi Ice ol I ' l l cent- n II pound Dining nm-t ,d tin >vai II vein* the pi ice wits -el at uioiindll Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davit, of ''harlotteavlla, Va.. laft Bunday after visiting thslr sisters, Mrs. liainatt Harrison and Mrs. Ho­ W1(r(1 note|#ri af Lake Mary, and Mrs. W. T. sBIley of Sanford. , '«»•,/ - " P * V. Batlay of John-' son City, N. Y. hat arrived to spend soma Hina with har daughter, Mr*- Andrew Tetlo. She was accoiupanied by har son. Mr. WllSalley who haa Joined friend* thf »outhern part of the state. Mr. and Mrs. Mercer Murray Id. of K„rt Valley, (la. arrived Friday "‘Khl. Ssturdsy, accompanied by his grandmother. Mrs. J. M. Hood tti«-y returned. Mrs. Hood expect* •» „¥i' “ her daughters, in Fort * alley and Athens for some time, Mrs Ola Cochran, principle of •*«• Lake Mary school, recolved her Stetson commencement exercises, ! 5 f o , r rforida* H. E. Franklin spent the week.uaust, lt«e. in.l in Daytons Beach, the guest if TALBOTT’S SANFORD, National A n d International Politics.... Are Involved In Trend In Sugar Price emuy ®choo|. SANFORD E E R A I D h u n ts m T1OTD0 FEED STORE ^ Penney’s Shoes are TOUGH! �-■ — ’ " ■■■•. v gflEHl ;; vv* m V,-: I ‘ $*F 1 m m b a n f o b p ' ^ ; ■■• : V ^ :v - ’' | f ;v w n tA L P .a r A ic r o tp r u m iP A ■): . ^ r y •' * • • .-V ‘ !v f h p m p a t a p c o t t m „ nwpAT AcetwT v t.m s , Barbara McNablg D eclared Winner In G irin’ Tennis T T T THE NATIONTOUT The speaker of the evealn* w m c ru ead lm a g ain st Juv By JAMBS MARLOW anile delinquency. A fter dlucuislng conditions In th e nation W ASHINGTON, Aug. 26—(ID and the sta te he turned to the local comm unity. ‘‘W hy," Howl* of pain came from con­ he boomed, "rig h t here In this town the num ber of delln- — gressmen inis week over th« quonts brought before the courts has Increased 400 per economy stroke of ths armed force*, hut mora cut* of aoma cent In the last year." are atlll lo come. The shocked audience turned toward the superintendent kind Secretary of Defense Louts of schools as he rose to reply to the attack. He got up slow I i)i scnoois hs ne rtq».y w - — .. . " — ~r , 7 Johnson Invited a hattagon of ly as though he were working ■kin hard to find an appropriate congressmen to hIa offtea answer, Finally, a fte r a pause, he said. I am reminded of Wednesday and there broke to a story about a lumber camp up In northern Maine. Thore them new* some of them did not lo hear even though they've were one hundred lumberjacks and two women—a woman like been preaching economy themand her daughter who served as cooks. Two of th e men fell ■elves. in love with the young woman. An ardent courtship follow He told them the armed forcea od until she finally IK made her choice.-The defeated lover quit were going to chop 130,000 employs off tha payroll In disgust and returned to the city. Back iirB oaton a friend civilian and shut down about 60 military nsked him how things were up at camp. ‘B a d ,,h e replied, installations nl home and abroad ‘unbelievably bad. In fact, 60 percent of thu Women are m ar­ lo save aliout 1600,000,000 ■ year. ried to 1 per cent of the men. " ‘ The rraaon the congressmen tarTho superintendent waited until the room wan com* the • a t i our honored guest waa thin: they've preached plotely silent and...................................... then continued. "What aeonw h s really saying was that last year we had one delinquency nmy In the abstract hut thla case and this year we have nsd four."—Robert Bayleaa Nor- economy struck home, at thla uwn states, where layoffs and rla in Your Life shutdown* meant Inst Income. A t his news conference late ,«s)ar<t«w Pr*«lrl.hl Truman said he had ordered Johnson to make the cute to ^onnmtse on govern­ ment spending. -------- --- ------: How (loan Europe's population now compare w ith’ th« That happened some time ago, situation before the war? The United Nntlona* Economic for the sechetarlrs of the Army, Commission for Europe ho* Juat Issued n report, which Navy and A ir Force had to work out s way to make the pita. Rut ahown aomc unexpected figure*. -m ors of the same. In some way. N aturally there in a decline in the total, from 802,100,­ now Ilea ahead for the armed 000 in I OHM to 888.800,000 in 1048. Thin drop waa duo not forces. Johnson figures that the lay­ no much to rionths during the war anil thu N ail period nn to trannfer of population to ftunnla. Thun Poland han fallen off of the 136,non civilian em­ ployes and shutting down 60 In­ from 84,800,000 to 28,700.000. Roumanla lout 1,080,000, near­ stallations will save the govern­ ly one-fifth of ita population. ment about 6600,000,000 a year. Yet, nn several occasions In re­ Oddly enough Germany han almost an many people an before the war, denpite Its loaaea In territory. In 1088 Ger­ cant months he has said he wants to cut down tho armed force* many had 00,700,000 peopli; ten yearn later tho figure wan spending by $ 1 ,000,000,000 to $1 .­ 08,000,000. Thin curioun fact In hecatine of the expulnlon :>00.000,000. Therefore, he ha* 1 1 ,000.000,000 from Poland and other satellite ntaten of Germana who were ur *o In cut* to make before hla forced lo move Into Germany. wishe* are fulfilled. Rffnrta to do W ar deathn came to 18,000,000 Including all the clvl- tl.at are now under way. llann slaughtered by the Nulls. Yet normal hlrthn came w ith­ Several week* ago Congreaa in 8.000,000 of wiping out thin figure and leaving the popu­ poned a hill to unify the armed lation whore It had been. Evidently an fnr an tho total foicea, strengthening Johnton’e over all three service*: numlter of human being* In concerned, the nenrn of w ar din- band Armv, Navy and Air Force. , appear unexpectedly noon. Almost at once he set up a national d e f e n s e management (ommlttee, headed hy Lieut, fienrral Joseph T. McNarnev. On the committee are top orflcal* of the three service*. When a political boas tlipa, he slips fust. In 1047 Ber­ The committee** Job: to find nard McFeely, mayor of Hoboken, N. J. neented on lop of w*y* of rutting down the armed the world. He had l»n«n mayor for 17 yearn anti wan gener­ lorces' expense*. They're work­ ally thought unbeatable. That taxen were high and tnxpav- ing nn that now and will maka suggestion* later. Whether ern* bennflta few seemed to make no difference. McFeely thrir thnt will Involve cut* in people won term a fte r term . Finally two yearn ago Holxtkon rone nr weapons I* not known now. and tonned McFeely out. Now he han Juat died, ignored bv Fnr that reason, the cut annuunerd by Johnson on Wednes­ the politician* who once fawned on him. only a starter. < McFeely wan a member of the likowine nunpoaedly Invln- dayAt wasthis moment thn armed —Me Democratic machine headed by Mayor Frank Hague of forces have Jerney City. McFe«ty> defeat must have alarmed the Hague 616, organisation, ft proved • roal omen, for thin year nn anti- add Hague ticket carried Jersey City for the first time in many employe*, reduce ' yearn. 000. . ' ‘ ' The defeats o f McPeatjr sa d Hhgue munt give encourage- - Tho high employed by the a ‘ * band of Philadelphian* who for year* civilian* ment to the sturdy . forces— 2,634,000— was , .rearmhave wreatlod with a corrupt machine, and are making a during the war. , , 1 new effort in tha city Republican prlmurien. Fnr Philadelphia After the war the number, waj to reform would be real nowa. steadily reduced until it fetches a post-war low jmlnt of 826,000 In Decemlier, I befora •be trouble with htw ila began and this country started to re­ arm. Hn the new rut of ] 66.0q0 civil* Ians— reducing thr total to 766,. •hXV—will lie the new point for By 8 AM DAWBON civilians employed by the armed NEW YORK. Atqp i b - \ / P y — American huuncumcn think thcic force* since the war. «•* •" ••> you shsuM kM«v. lot your own ami your country'i R)VXj B>1 >rf 1, ^ , ^ it to chance nr In your own w*ndelm. attMllia> r e u p iu General Frldmar ■*" * « " » > a "five K d 7 .U . , W paid Aad fails lo deliver the goods II { * gats paid and succeeds in gyp. * « the government, that's alt right. • Unemployment compensation paid out by the State of Florida ^mounted i„ $1,245,785 last month. At that rate i: would amount to nearly $15,000,000 jn the course of a year. An occasional reading of the letters to the Forum convinces us tfot it lakes all kind of people io ■take a world and we do not pre­ tend lo judge or understand half 6f them. "Frontier frugality", as Cover»ar Warren calls it, Has led lo a construction job for State Repre­ sentative George Tapper of Port St. Joe, amounting to $94,000. ac­ cording to the Tampo Tribune, without benefit of contract, as re­ quired by State law. It seems lo US some of these things ought to be looked into before more money is voted for the politician* to spend. John L I^wis is quoted as saylag that if the government's policy of deciding disputes in favoi of management is not discontinued. it guy become necessary for Libor to.',ma over the government. We how well the g^al and ancient Railroad Brotherhoods, or dm carpenters unions would like it {ft H i L Lewis were running the ggto rantenl. ’ * The House of Representatives, o| the warm weather in Washvoted to adjourn Rut the (M ale, as is its prerogative, de­ fined to ronrui. So the Housr will live to continue the pretense at >f being in srisinn Thr trnson he House wanted lo adjourn is :tuse all ol its members must | k re-election neat year, need to | home to tepait fences. t tired . , . , „ m > . in lhr Senate, only on • ol its member! ate up foi Affection. ^ CoU|l*tulationi lo lormri Cover l i t CaWwell nn winniat hi* libel « |t against C olliti't mafatine. The *** k an him wai entirely un..t k u l and » lypital ol many tlw Urna* itat*n»*nt* Irequenlly by northern publication! it southern attitude* and CakKvcil nude them pay $50,000 tor their malkiout untruthful tlalfiaentt. and he « ball that amount to the A- and M. College for that a hurricane ha* d m ch i» following a track bring it somewhere near coast with lephyr* taeven a* far a* Sanford, it for our reader* lo rethey begin lo get . _____ ir periphery of the | ' i m bit, they tag te l wheth' ate going to uat tba full a l the Mow by aatiug tbe wind remain* com­ ' iMrearing for*a, from If k data, look m d begin* ta drift ia it indicate* tkal tke the Mona ia patting to weat of at. 6tP • toft e*s«ma a lik e ikavola i miU lit Falling Bosses American BurineM Men Launch Drive To Tell Their Side Of Economic Story They ato leaitwri ia a rim * to impress upon you turh a vsnely n( idea* aa thesa: You ought to h e lp * ------------------------------------------------fight on our aide of the cold war; savings bond drive*. you ought to go> to chtirthi the To bring these things tn ynur country needs akor* nurami Mm Attention over and over, the coun­ country needs your help ta build­ ing n reserve of steal m a g i aad cil uaed varied mrsns and nutlets. Tbe nation's newspapers order­ tho way AgM tka«a dt> hb ib aaa ta better for yoa than tbe e » eHbar ed 476,667 council sds, to which the Communlsta o r-fo clatu to da tkay gave free space. In addition, buslneee. ' , - V > 4 local, regional and national hutlAll tbeae odd ap to oao ttomt Onae firms ran the council's mssreally— buslneeemaa think R*e gagea la their own sds in news? belter to persaade M B to do eoato- gagers, paying for them in the thing voluntarily than fee Urn tmual way. state to nuke you da I t . More than I.IXW msgstlnes Probably you have netiemd . all Utod apace. And 32 comic carrtod full-page cartoons in council message each newspaper or angagtaa. ey-t billboard* ah you la mimagsa mlxad Id radio . I f * wb And do It on Industry together hr^ through 5TW for tbg today |q even at adman eaU Use nation’s highways, 76,W » wove pasted on billla public buses, street­ cars aad subways more than a milRan car card* were given free on platforms 14,687 peetors > displayed. Radio M attow * lime for what the I4 H billion llateaer I t la aspecting great ir from televteloa. — . toast council nda la pn gi w d . through reiuntary and froe^mrvtoea of tho aaUoaTa adaelefc The council a r -H ts c s n : $626,416. raised AndPersonal n f" ' THE WONLDTOMV Page neeI irs s tis s M f le e t ty p e s . lly D E W ITT M A C K E N ZIE Navy officials here tab! they VP Foreign Affalra Analyst _______________________________ were not sure Just where the »ubmarines were operating, but If Yugoslavia's hard-hollred Com- llammerfast la the nearest poll munist dictator, Marshal Tito, there wax at least a posslhdlty piobahly would Iw the first to they were not far from Russian u.lnilt that he Isn't a good In- waters. •manor risk In these parlous Hammcrfast, at the northern tip >:->* of his political quarrel with of Norway, Is only about l!8V ntllea from the Ruaaien port nf MurR u m Iii & o Uv‘ ktU:n!;k' Yu«— u' H inU>• ssssfirsHf. isi Jh-~ Viliir:3 wC " «tor* It la it£ i£5S2 rz z s i s--2EL-4- Dr. C. U Kader statad. . . AcririUm last orenlag tort TWe- Uae has neats i i ^ a Ito Moscow • . . . a dangerous iltu- >$6ggb»g» B lfti$,8>M M Celender^*™^J ® <■. l tn T- ,r '* -n - si)> , Ttm u Hollywood l6pLL\wq<Vp. sAiif. 2fl— !Fellowship FrootT» Have Talent rA it^l*V'fLKi. A. -".'.“Ji-.'.;. v,: « « o»4» li- it v l'l. ‘ | ,s itu - e a te n - ■O' ilo- tinokjo wear .... I >-nitier, flannel , nl. i • l| ii* w ill llA ,ii i .iv V u ill bq i i. iiMpni om-at ll. 'I Slid gceeR . in' t'Trfict to .a ' "ii i ,ii l le nock «s> ' I* •HDdigans W "r . >eo talllg ■is- -grow-lfi ■f i?i - w |( K •ft' cidlars. • jflifi* w itlf rit.VvUVtRlI «*e a tera u.*t:< • a rc u-iyol i Itui, >ng. >apq V* iniriti- onyj g "»i 13 IMnd l io tirlghh •H ■Mil’ s th e I.... ai'nl prei'-q,V> w e*r • i .■in,nigyV4k e.lll* vv-llC, •i|ht-liir lilrtil ..q uonueli niinint n> "i'URq hila j ilm pf •f ’# i v \ ' h f Irt Irtl'll— Ira 1 i.'.giH n?N I. nideir. ‘ tic I nIIIIT Wnhld 1)46 ■ I \ug. 3 U io miixly) >i la-set n l l l h e d lll- tt. 'IT ■•".III l. e.f ►-ngnri J ¥ m. Air (ontflHoned 0 HiAnttRi;; Dl'-n i . r \t I ) , lit ! ■ {''i, Mra^^JS Wharton n^'orlaa"^! r&JS s ■•»’» —i w values to 14.95 values to 12.95 an—-ipp ittonUy. to M ic?r Jr., values to 19.95 Alben Barkley Keeps Speculation Alive, w est f iv i UZiS'SlX. NOW! SUMMER DRESSES J SATURDAY TONIGHT values to 8.98 P U *‘ri'0^ J ■<& i w ir w & V y S n l J M ’ .' . ' v O n l y ! I I. \ I I K l . • 6) OOl.vi.SI I .* *' ’ V JA-U'U n n\ t •' •’ rS « iv nt1 i. K 11. ! ,..... . . ‘A -•AU*’ r•i -nlfVV -4-1o h / : artythinrv’but.. c* CUv I I I I ’. V'll mm HUlHIA JFAfJ vl"j • '.Tn III '. ti. at I'm I iii-'T ra /y Sunday *V M o m la v Hw U vnH by I lit O w n R u lu i/ She H a d to E ntlavo M o n / KXTRA! mm ALL BATHING SUITS sox elw itp tn u u p o rta U o a S ty o ra J to te m « M /id 0 Michael H. Ward Jr. Honored On Birthday ENDOFMONTH vho-juq-er I'"V" I «||>. fail «.toil. • " lie s , . ■,k. ill Mai So you’re going back to school! P'T'utm. M A fter a summer of fon, we don’t i"<“ know whether you are happy or m"' " ,mr 'T im a sad to bury your head In school books again, but there's n silver \. I-,,, n't, >■ lining, girls, .lust think of climb­ -bin ing Into your new fall school! S'1 .... dud*.. . .they’re captivating. ’ pi If you’ve been lucky enough to have a summer job, psrlmps your 1 ' '■ wsr.lrotic bodgwi.di biggci than usual. Even if it is. don't -pliuge all at once. Rcmentla’i thnt n.- full | 1 ' '■ nroereasvs you will want a new ' d- 1 HI I list .1 ,1 illgan f 6r that football game :i o r' a 'slack dan. e skirt or a new Itilt ’ itlflj* f belt, so save those extlo pi'ltllles lift! ui fr4« ti.. •»'F* for date, emergencle-. A Hollywood coutuiiei, Don •allllll I kmt LbpeV, su g g e sts Hint In -electing, h . anlrono, . .you should cboo-etaiid drosocN "Uuit reflect your iiim ii - i *:•»1 ner.Y, Know wlint t>i>t- you am, he bm.t stresses. Yon can't wi-ai the «»■ | I 1• b hlilli nted <lot liemovie -tar •" U’ Elisabeth Tnylot polls if v«o aie the Peggy Ann (•.unci tvpe and l l i l l I I Iwrn lo "the .usual look." 51,. t r ............................ .. ' school wnidrol........ . of amany skirls its you can nffoid, pt*»a aome twin sweater set-: one dirt* dies* Ihnl can he worn with .... k li.n-k i different aceeanorle* for n "now look"; spet-lalni shoes, moenssln-. lm. 'I, e sport* gloves and u lung parly ill.. dresa. A few hlousea nnd one good I belt are nh.-olutely essenlinl, he ■ay*, lie think h lniixvn I n iiii i’l * crlltnt fftll choir** hccmifli* il cun • . be combined HO effect tv el) with othet color*. ........ * 'H « believe* llinl teen-ager• should do then own -hopping i-> not only fur llie expeilenee. hilt to leata the value of ii ilollai, ut '-•ll II I |i I ia It five. Ihe-e .lay-? I !‘8o whnt If they make a ml- ( lake the first lim e’ " -Hy- Mi Loper. They won't make maiiv mistake* when Ihey'ie deplelun: (heir own hudgel*." Fqll F ii -hnni Repot I . D. signer* have la-en hn-y whipping ■ up linlehe* of -m int, *eivireiihh -1 • UUd* Ihnl in -mile Instance- will \ In . do dopl.le and triple duly. r»i , dittoy i- log Hewn, patiieiilaiIv 1ea (ll .1.1 vv 'lit Ilo corduio) -epniale- Ulalt liing lie ketl. Jumper*, -lack*, wnl-lconl- ; Mill II III •ltd skirt* llinl cun l many eonilnmillon-. And -k ill-, hie., •hem rim .'.. ehorlei . we've -een -nine five loot m ile* weinnig nnkh' hugM. • k in * and l.allol -hoe- llinl mail, them look like ilvviuf’ Bporl coni,- are fm lined m ilt stanrlled lupin ni moiil»u fill'd cloth coni - tmvi- line log fm -"I lar* llinl frame tin- I n o ••'• v P make u lilt vvilli yoimg modein. Mis* Audiey Melba Bach aad was gowned In soft blue Jersey _ . . Andrew 8peer were featuring Trapunto embroidery on T t k p k o M 148 m marriage last night at 6:8® the cap sleeves and waistband. Carlin Palm ar Ray—Society Editor — — — — — 1 oVlock in s t>eauttful ceremony She wot* a small hat of mutchlng , Dae to the pending harries** i performed hy the Rev. H. LytU 1 ostrich tips and tulle and her cor- . t •ad secampaaying ralna, the 1 114, | '.tin llm m rtm an at Holy Croae sage was of sweetheart roses Hnd Flak Rodeo for boya and g irl*. • J$ j Epi -copal Church. The bride Is the tuberoses. The mothri of the I dee ta bo held tomorrow morn- 9 w .daughter of Mr. and Mre. Philip bridegroom, Mr*. Speer, wore a j lag at Lake Charm, Oviedo. h«* gown of neaeh marquisette fash- . ---------- P Hech and Mr. Speer Is the eon FMIQAY keen postponed until Helurd**, I Of Mr. Mr. and and Mr* Mrs. Vivian A. Speer toned with a -birred bodice nnd I Dr. and Mra. Oreille Barks and1”* H|ckTha Sanford lo’ w nfend Club No. J Hubert Sterling "Chi irn 1 uwnscuu ..inn ,>..i>ris o iriiiu * ■. _ • t Sept, a, City Manager Cllfftnil fu ll skirt. On her hair she wore | I will hold a regular meeting at'-on. son of Mr. and M rt. R. J- children left Wednesday for u two "f 'hi* city. MrKIbMn announced thla morn­ The“ single ring rctemony w i» p halo of marquisette, unit sweettne Tourist Center nt B:0U P. M. Ilukson, was honored with a wc*k vacation In 81. laiuis, Mo. ing. performed hy candlelight. Acco- hr art roses and lula-ios.-s also 1 Games and refreshments will heparty given by his mother on Mrs. George Habe was expected lj*e» were Tommy Speer, coueln formed her cm sage. loved and everyone Is welcome r.nsday afternoon In celebration The Woman'* Club waa the Barbara McNab defeated Sh*|» 10 attend. iv v . of hi* thin! blrthdpy. Tha party 16'leave tuday for New York and''*! the bridegroom, and Denny scene of a reception which fol­ SATU RD AY I whs held at 4:60 o'clock at tha M m ,Jersey to spend some time. S'ufford. Organist. Mrs. Roy Moore Wednesday In the final* music, lowed the wedding. The stage of " ~ 1 , Syme* rondeietl nuptial of the annual Junior Tennis Tour, The tourist group wilt gather! Hirkioh home at ItHB Palmettg r ^ l l j - 1' - ‘ d* (hr club house waa banks.1 with at "the Tourist "Center at 7:30 P. i Aventie. '. * . " toRtoi'.to Main that in s<-|retions Including “ClairWild nament by a score of 6-0, )J-o Th« "Traumeieli” "To fern ami palms and at each side d**.. *Woberf'LippIncotl Is III and run-tj* jl . for a social meeting. Shuffle - 1 A nastel theme was used In tig-1 tournament was sponsored hy th» "Inilinn lorve Call", and were baskets of gladioluses. DeBusiness and Piofeislnnnl Wnm.G j R bo ard .. cards and varjou* fornc- l uatlng. The dining table fllned to hla home at 607 Magnolia, H"'*’ . ..... j l.bliestraum . Olrk Aiken, solols* c rating the mantel weir dahlliu of entertainment will l« enjoyed, which refr—*------ -----------i en'» Club. Barbara was rtinn*i up _______ (rang the Lord's Prayer and "O' i i.d fern, ami decorations In the and Av* nue' [rs. Florence W att* Mrs. all* ia lx In chaige chaigo w«» centei centered with | in the girls' single* finals i( , t ty cake. c a k e ie S fi® Pach Mr. and.-Mrt,, G. E. McKay ,<ovr”- Th" troslltlon*1 in lo in c lull were of rosea nml of entertainment and Mrs. A. (.'. while birthday year. , ,i. .uni-. Palm* olid othei green Mr. and *vl>dding matches were uaerl. -ud of the table were slhrat Starke, refreshments. Everyone I* of Miami.or# W4»»f «>* Mr. and The final set of the i.oy,1 ■.wJ k ? a ; M lr •tick* holding green ,eqg|i r*. A. K. flrtoMubker qt pt ttheir i fhe altar of the church w«» l ly fur lbs i decorated the club eirdislly invited to attend. ............ single* we* delayed until this . In,nkcl with white pom pom chry- The bride’s table was overlaid inch guest's place wits b favoi hum* on MellonvIB* Avenue. ' lly Tlson won hy morning when Billy ....... — ----•“* were ri.Mhnnum* n n d1 gg rr ee o on n ee r y with an Irish linen nml lace cloth Mid as each entered ••ay a default from Melvin F lrlvh ir. Itiven toy pin wheel*. Mr. and Mrs. Courtney Soder,!, Hr,,n' h,,(' candelabra held M d lighted prd centered with a four tiered ; Each had a set when the lustrh \ ft .r in'afternoon of plav re- blon; r#turnwl today after a vaca-J I tapers and sprays of white glidlo- wedding cake encircled with feta waa called o ff Wednesday due to fieshments, consisting of I f * , tfllltnn An*rtm*p*s in I iim ' r, irrt*riH*ry. and burning can- and tuberoses. bitelcit'ii in cl,' -si J aii... ■. Meeting llie gueaU «l me ....... -astiii, nllitlti kUKU aUii UttU) siis-— »eie piHn-tl un nileiiMiUnu New Smyrna. M I m Allison Lee wrr honoifd m rp nerved hy the hostcit M ts as Mrs. Edmund Meisch ami Ulngles, city recreation director. pews down th«. renter aisle. Barbara McNair and Hh«l*t J to n her birthday with a party given sisteu by Mrs. R. J. Hickson, Br.. w ..s h. , r r . llrI,,a I In am active bnde, who w ** presiding over the bride'* hook ■MV’ CAt K.-rrt ii, hn wife at he f*dd last Wednesday wfteinuon at C OO .'dlclmel was presented with many I . Itorotny we . .. " given m marilage uy net latoen were Mrs. K. R Dunn am.l Mm Moore won t h e " girls' dniihi** 1 her horn# after completing a ,V(|||. , tH>rUH| ; own' ol in.porteu Robert Callahan. Introducing the ot>seio»* Ik . nt-t birthday at Dnnso'clock hy ...................................................................................... hur mother, M r*. J. L. gifts from his friends. championship hy defeating Join tl ......... .. .Thin" ' course In medical massage at the white organdy over taffeta faah- guest* to the receiving lint- was ! i-i'lr v v tin th<- «,xrt-e day, Mrs Lee. at their Trade Wind* apartWright and Janice Reel In ih« In 5t.i-ti-.id-t. rrte|„ stert hei J.Mh ! final*. , iohi-ti along colonial lines. Tito Mrs. Hamilton J. Rlsbee. Cutting ment nl New W nmyrnn Smyrna Reach. ix.-at.-n. A* were \ cre l’ettle I ’ellle lCa*?. B in , Deanna ueanna ana and' ln’' ,1,uU' boihitsv r t f rottpte ws* married 'tu t. it iHtdire featured dolman the rake was M r*. Hugh Wild, hrl the young guest*, .arrived tlu-y Crraldlne Dietrich. Gary DBngl•*‘•B,• »«*r»ourg. | George Herndon and Ru-My Mr*. George \ 10 Alull i" tt A« * tilrthdsy teaI m i eves mui ti sippne neckline out­ assisted by wore greeted by the honoree and man, Rnlwrt Henderson, Ronnie j Carter won the boys' double* Mrs. Harold , Edgetlon. ,,1-rte a psrschute j- , , thn . for witn Menen heirloom laee. Hprrr, Jt.. Mr*. Andrew Coil aw ov. hoe -i ■ given n popslcklo, Swimming and and Felice Holleyhead. Reggio cups by defeating Billy Tlson snl 11*i*. i» •> p ve he sr.id, that growbeach games were e n j o y e d Johnson. Hobble Jones, Busan mer Marian Lundqulst, returned | ll(, ((t|| ,|jir , Was lormeil uf tier- end Mrs. J. l>. Wwalruff. Pie-i.l| Garnet White In the finals, 6.4 throughout the afternoon until the i'erklns, Debby. Mary and Frank hy plane from Detroit, Mlrh, aftei ,.(l oiguniiy over hoops overlaid trig ovei the punch bowl »rn•iis old <. o tio c.se t f iilernatlntiol) ■and 6-0. guests gathered on the patio ovei- Scott. Gary 8outhwor«|. "Tex *a trip through Mlcnigen. t.anada drapery of the Mis. Harry Lee, Mr*. A. W l.-e, ! In the Senior Tennis Tomn*. Mrs. William Wray. Mis II N Woodruff. Freddie Woods and .and Niagara fa ll* . She will be t.elrloom lace. Her cathedral looking the ocean ment, sponsored hy the J. C. Denver Vodoplch. Also M r ^ - C .. lolqed at a later date by Mr. Ed- Haiti was burned of organdy and gayer. M l*. I. K. Ratten nn.l Mis ' Hutchison Co., Holland Dean wor$ ^ llnlloons, which were fest.mni-l I’ . '.Hpnderaon. Jr., Mrs. _R. J< [ gerton. iacr. She wore a fingertip veil of J. N. Robson, J i. Those a--isl 1over Harold Iferbst, 0-0j J. | | * m. around tlu< apartment and patio • - r ’w T u n lla v lr -_______ ilk illusion wbleh fell from a Ing were Mis. Ilriice Roll "f Ol \ Ii I I I I'll v n W E t.L I a Ik in llton Hlshee defeated Joe Mrt'ss. rem. Mr. vieutb of lilies of the valley, jsn.lo and the Misses Minnie >»iih In- In.iihi-i N E W T YOW EL "■‘“ ' r 1 S 3 T jr .* « iia i. w Jin 8-6; C. F. Proctor Jr. won and -nn, Completing bet wedding onaem* Ruth odham, Caiollne Lee. .lean .■I ill land.■ ><n Magnolia Avenue over Gordon Dean 0-1. Funk Gieen r e - , hip was n -traml of tiny pearls, B iyrr, Hetty Jo Block. Nancy . Inuthwai HETTY LAMB enjoying dinBowen eliminated Ray Fox *1-1, •d a decorated birthday cake top Frank I.. Woodruff, i l l , ai rt. l2r*ad yesterday from Clearwater 1 while lace in,its, and a white c,ilium. Pat Scbult». Diloli Baker, i |||*| i|«iU III a*\«f| XVilh hrr husband. Jim Higgins defeated Bobo l>.ln ped with five lighted candles. Ice J. K. Wood. Callirrlne Clara un.l Shlilev More- i where they were eilled because of d e li loom handkerchief which II II I. \M H ...M R . and MRS. 6-3, and Roy Holler defextsd cream ami rake were served by tho t-en canted by her mother at h«r land. During the evening Mis* DD K Itltm VN having dinner at the death n l J. W. Green's bio-{he ' Charles Morrison 8-0. Nancy Wllllnma played piano -clImitess aaslaled by Mrs. C. II. lie, -hnwer bouquet therdn-law Frank Straner. ' own wedding Ancel'- a n .l >-x|m exiling Ihclr reI Ton seeded players In the mi<»j Winn nml Mrs. W. lb- Kllerbe. , , , .- j wns of white rosea nnd canto- edlona. y i i i n al having In go hack to doubles are Martha Wlgb; and Following the leeeplton the Those enjoying’ the afternoon F rle td . p t C. F. Rrennn will lions Inlet-persed with orange I',.m l lial.h - nflci a nice weekend Clay Williams. Play In the ’mix*] f.liple left for a dull I wedding with Allison weio Jonclle Lee, regret to learn of the dratl, of I lu„**om* mol tulH-ioscs and tied doubles Is due to begin Batuis.ly Dip to Miami. Foi hei wishing in Hniifi.nl . Patty Jean Chisolm of New 8tnyRillv R. Wilkinson, AK 2 /e. U. hla alatar, Mr*. J. F. I.logo o f'w ith white satin ribbon. MR and MUH. C LY D E TER and pairings are as follows: R ma. Delairah, Frank and Mary S.N., who ha* been stationed at Mlllegevllle, (la. Mrs. Lingo's The.brlde's sister, Miss Phylli* tup Mrs Speer wine a grey Palm Scott, Richard Felnberg, Wlekic I lie Jacksonville Naval Air Sta­ death occulted oil Monday In M il-, |tarh, served as maid of honor ile.icli Suit with Navy blue acres- W il l KG Ml visiting In Hanford First Hrarket woie white organdy over smfes and a rora.ige of Itlbeioses ft ..in I...... lr. N. (' and grretin: Kllerbe. W uiieli l.cl'lou. .lodllh tion for tho past three years, ha* legevllle and funeral xervirep <ver<-1 ,> . , . . ;Clay Williams and Marth* Wight Atilt, Sally nml Nancy Rmib. Mary la-en tranrferred to Norfolk, Va. held on Tueaday In that dt>. M u ' i iu,h pink satin. The molded trd aweetbeurl lose.-. Afts'l Snpl. old friend-.. ..JOE MAUNDER! •vy listtd U»* folowing aa mla-1I vs. ' .bye. Pat and llill Wight, Johnny Cnur for -ea duty. He will serve aboard Lingo has been a frequent vtsiloi i„H|ice was designed with cap 4 Mi and Mrs 8|a>ei will make ideiiM-.l m ih the fuel Ihnl he had , Laura and Charles Morrison vs. ;er. Carolyn lllte of Auburn.. Ala., |h(. 8pnp|B'np Tl,ndrri HSR Va|. In Sanford and has many fr i-m l-,H| , ,.veR ,.n,i N Peter Pan collar, Ihrli homo at I I I East Eighth wmi a prise from the Margaret Lt. (J. (V) William Manley Gordon and Helen Dean \nn Company fnr the third week and the full «knt wn* formed of Ktn-et io Sanfot.l Bhafter Jr., Rtamford. Conn Mr. mnl M i h Winn# Mr$i h • emir. AV I ’66 aa Aviation Htore hrre. Second Bracket |ln- In nle ntl-inteil local -cliool-- it. in ■r ion lierailse uf goud liua-----------I oigundy ruffle*. At her waist was Mr*. F. I). Hcolt, M m . Marvin l ed Keeper 'J.c. HI* new duty we* to i ’ Melvin Buck Henneberger Jr., Helen and Gene Tucker v*. F.D*. Mr. and Mrs. H. I,. Anderson. ,. , rushed satin ansh which formed l-ii.l giiiilimled fi oik S. nilliol- no . ui • Iml new Im-ntiun........ don, Mrs. living Felnberg and have taken him to the AntarctbGloucester City. N. J. nor Morrison and Joe McCsslln \ 11 lilt* |U'0|tlt' gailu-n-d nl the who are spending some time at Hi. „ hustle bow in the hack with lli^li School whi-i<- - Ik- |iiii i li-ipnl ,. James Robert Miller, Liberty, Mrs. Ilcrmud lliie of. Auburn. Zone on the Adm. Byrd expedi­ Augustine Reach, were recent vt*l Nina and Rolland Dean vs Re­ hesineis extending to the hem- e l m ninny school and -mini nc \ \ Hl'KF.It'* follmvlinr the Bachtb . , , tion. which was recently canceled tors In Sanford. Thcv wrre nc line. On Net hair she wot* • halo tiv llle -She nllended Floiida Hint. Si'ei-i uiihllng lehenianl Wrdne*becca Sleven* and Hamilton -. Robert Lee Plnney, Sturgis, hv the Navy. Blsbe*. s eompanled to 8t. Augustine by . f dulses bucked with organdy I nlvu-itv and Stetson I'nlversBy ln> evening . . . I 'll A III.IF . MGR'itch. Mr. Wilkinson Is the son of Mrs. J. N. Robson. Also visiting and she wore white glovei. Miss wh.-i,- -he was giailnaled ettm III.Si IN keeping -core for the tenMrs. 8 - A . H. Wilkinson and | them Is Ml** Pearlo Robson, IIN. I mb carried n iMiuqnel of Mar* |„ii.|, in June While al college she ol- loin nnmenl al llie Mayfair ten­ .nln Judge Wilkinson of this I who recently returned from I'enn- queille daisies accctited with pink n,.« very active in literary and .............. MILS. MllBHIHON He recently spent n seven day fur sylvan)* and has been spending, I " • and Med with n shr.wer o f j iiiiMidistlc work. She i- a mem nml MBS. T. K. TUCK Ell acting .Ti. Yuuilg Michael II. Ward. lough with Id* family here befora .some time In West Palm Beach, iinirov' satin streamer*. •m ,.f I'l Beta Pill siH-lal fratei alinesmen........TOD HWALM was ’honored' on 'lily 't first fir st Iditli.ln.v ■■porting to the Norfolk Base. I .... | Bridesmaids were Mrs. Al Dnud- nit) 10ml 111g for Die jtininr lefinl* with Jiiklii.c mot her, " 'i a parly ii ‘ given ' ' Mt Speei also atti-n.h-il Sal) mulches In order to lake picture* Mrx. Ward, at their hntne at JOI ford o-tiool- and served in th» of ilu- winner*........ Maple Ave. Hitmmor flmver* were N lK ht h a lt Mnirlnml. Pmsacols; I lilted Stale. Navy for III.... II ARMY FI1K1.1*8, •• C L Y D E Hy IMIR THOM AH nerd In dcrnratlng the rtxim.i. D ur­ tear- during Win hi War II. At CAH8 ADY nnd JACK H A H lIw alk______ Mr*. John E. Pierce. Daytona ing the afternoon the guests «n111 ,-?ii to- is attending Stetson mit along .F U at H lirflli -.-o U U jN Banfafri-Urlaml.i, llnsij lo in Joyed playlet wiMi piys, aji.l l.al- * , llmvrrsttv wh-’-e he I- m-.« IV E Y struggling along Magnolia Fla. 4.18 at Dir Plashing \n< ^.ilooll! atnf Lisk'efa iif canity were H oilly the Homotei ht j.)ir nttendxnte wore drexse* of faw II'- (• affiliated with Sigma ) „ wood nisy . win Barbara An$ . i t , 7:00 P. M . In Avenue with n load of -pot light* i W given nx fnvnrx. • i i n il herauxr the Ice skating tn* Fellowship Foundation. On w(,|j 0 organdy over delft blur Nn friiieiiilty in . . 8cott hcceuse the Ice skating and flimreiH-ent hlilha and lube*. | the program will hr a duet by (llffc, rt |l|N()e i(| , ntlrs| tn that of Dili -f town gursls foi the ivorrlrd abmil dropping one it* th e nml*! of honor with matchlni’ \ cilding un luded John Ciiiiihmi Into he got lo llie hIioi. »fure. . ' H U N T I 'K N T I I A I . «**)’ M l'i"').'.-..'.' ’ '■- * " " * ! '• ' .... .................. .................................. Jack i'oiiaiain. -lack Evans. Mi. F L O R ID A S H O W IN « i! . MIHH I-II.A I.E F I'L E It nl M.-J . . . . . . .............. _ » g his ln--t and 'I t - Mink Jacoby of D> Land; llevnnld* m ill n eni bind of g n li Mr. Speer clioxe cup cakes and liltiu and white champion, who hn* spent a man, M"*'k N ' Cleveland. Jr., an.l Jim- linidii-i. Ml. and Mis llar- loliowluk Biiir of h u at j *,n^ i nll|slice her 21 years nn the ice, J *'; ,t.M Kncri'lng: ' and' mnn tin Wolls-Dyal anrandies. 'JF 5 " ,m,a ■ usher* were P. R. Bach. Jr.. David , j.| 11,11 Robert Weill) *of Day­ , :. ,. ,, Those enjoying the -afternoon testifies thut hatiy, It's cold o u t-. itntlon bv Grace Glover. A lie n *-.,,Mtrh<<|, K„r| j eter 0f J„ck»nn tona Ill-in ti. Miss Mildred |l".|ges miiiiirement party. . . . I* >11 V Bamberg Sheers, Eyelet EmI l n»"ntm, I love ' t hla xun„ wl„ e|,„ r th, ,,roBr, m. I.KONARDY ami FRANK WIIOD with .Mirlincl were Hlmron GalloII R U FF, JR inlklnn ovoi Ibi po __ _ " i \111*-; M. L. Rahorn, Jr.; M lll.r ila. ■in. IT■■ , Mi and '1___ wav. Dee Gee New-ome, Linda -hlnn, "she sighed n* she relaxed luoldery. Butcher Linen, Rayon , /i , Williams of Oklahoma City, nkl.. I. Roc and Mi and Mrs M II Nlbillllo* ol Haillord healing Pa Hull. Mary Baxley, t'hiirles Hhaf- from I he movleland whirl In her Crepe, Cord*. Sharkskin, ChamJlrne-, of luck-onville and Miss inlkii util of fold III place in the and John D. Woodruff. fer. Noinn Frye, Joo Prescott. $.'l6 n-day hotel suite. 'And 1 like 1 l i r e i l t f l t * t ‘ t A U V IC B bray. Sehlffll Emgroldery Il'Miinuuet of l.eesl-ni g. Florida .Slate lla-eball l-engoLon Bevels. Kenny McCrum and having the ocean nearby. I ’m very I |«> o m D a v i d M a r k e 1 — F t...... Sun Backs, Bolero Stylet. Coal Clmrlea Hlein. Also Mrs. Jcssr A. fond of the water—the non-ftosen . . . . T IN K E R I.EACH in town f-r Dreteee. 1 and 2-pc. alylea Cook Mrs Tim McCrum. Mr*. kind. I ’d love lo live here." several dav. lit>H HALLMAN Bv D A V ID TAYLOR M A RK E D w t t o t l . . m will only in a* rendv I" help him nvar « l»intp striding along In an ryo catching Solids, Prints Richard Galloway, Mrs. Lindbergh crease the chlld'e conviction that when hr need* her. The way thing* are shaping up, \P Newsfeaturea Hall, 61rs. J. C. Newsome. Mrx. she may well gel her wish. Har Biaaa O-ibt 10-20; I4 K -2 4 H lie ha* cause for complaint. T"| Kvm ihoiigh ■ rlilld spend* lirighl yellnw- T-sblrl and ilajk Fred Hteln, Mrs. Charles RchsfSoon vacation time will he over. turn a deaf enr may make the „r |l|v !M„„ B, H)-|w,,>|. ,„ n. 11miser* . . . . How lines BUSTER le ,, Mr*. J. C. Cook. Mrx. O. U. agents, the highest-powered out­ Onre again parents will have to E A IR C I.O T II manage lu look ... Revelx, Mis* Shirley Lixk and Mils fit In town, have lo rn Introducing think of getting junior away to child taka hla next ronfldrnri-c,, |u, | „ m i „ Washburn, pxit «f ll spoil*** and neal III Ihl" ho* hrr around at the studio*, and the alaewhere. Perhaps this child I* *t hmn>-. IU. life i* <mr life. While weather T 7 T 7 ? Batty Cdok. •rhnnl. not going to hnva the pleaientc-t i,r u giowim- up, he and hi* ;mpert and personable blonde makes Questioning Deterllve: You Home xemihle advice for parent* po*» Volltx, Flques, Chamfer*/. Spun ........... •osslhle winter with that tearlirr r#nt, Rn,| *,.w,her» work II out lo- mean to »uv llie guy rliokeil lioulte nn expression. Some Ink may Seer~ i, Buteher *Llntn, ' Rayon, n„.r. low before the Canadian gal and children about getting along but with tha right kind of uareninl woman lo dentil In llinl night >I'd. With trnchei* Just ha* come to comment he or the ran ha tucker Corde lave *n leaves town next week. full o t people and nobody Intel 8m Dreeeee, 1 and 2-pe. stylet Barbara hcr«elf I* all hepped up hand In the form of a little book invatuabl* experience In human1 fored. Why didn't vmi slop him ’ to he published »oon by William ralatlona. RATH \N D TF.NNIH CLUB a movie career. " I think It Stripes, Solid*, Print* Wltnesa: We tlimighl they wenO' W ASHINGTON, Aug. a6~(A>)— about Morrow A Company, Naw York. would he like living In make-heIn tha couraa of HI* life, a childi The Hanford Hath and Tennl* dancing. Blaee 6- l l t 10-20; I P i - l t H Entitled "Children Know Ttmlr Vice President Berkley kept alive today the romantic speculation lleve world,' she enthused. Friend*.” It la written * . ~ '* will work with a great many pm club will hold another In a scries She remarked that ahe had Man Wendell Washburn, child Pla with whom he doe* not frrto f envered dt*h supper* on HalurThin allvars o f alnmiid*. Iirowm d linking his n*m« with a pretty all the Houja Hcnte picture*. "I expert who I* at present congenial. H * la not really In day at 7:00 P M. at the Mayfair in Imttcr or margarine, are deli St. Louis widow. loved the way »he sailed over the tnnt In child development school for tha purpose of liking hit inn swimming pool. All memhei* clou* served over panned fish m .. , And he look obvious delight in vegetable sueli u* -nap black lr# covered with water," *He s e v rra i school* In MasaachuMtU, teacher, nice though It I* when he ur* asked to liring a covered green Cham bray. Voiles, Bemberg bslng Introduced n* "the Hqulre of . thara . . . became the ...................... ^ la “ nr pea*. leans, ‘broccoli, can. .Ha. la tes< h i divh. »ald. • ■roadolotb, Tissue Qlng Sheers, Broadel Naw Hagtopsychologist nf the Paducah nml the new spirit of "Bu» I ’d rather have picture* *lilie Children’s Aid Baetetr ham, Pique. P Pure Silk Print* Sactety and • r ran halp him to Ho the woiki St. I^iiil*." with more emphasl* on story, and rrFf«rrh ftiioclate In clhucil pay- which will lay the foundation* of Scoop Nock. Sun Bach Beiera*. 8 c< It nil happened before several hie education. To finish the yriir't TellorHaas, Fetor Paa Collar*. Collet rlmlngy at Harvard Unlvareity. Democrats Wednesday night In lei»-on skating." Among the film deal* mentioned cri aad Dreaey Btvlea In anv school situation.^ child, work should bo his first c o n c e rn . the I h t r l Mayflower ballroom Tho school year has hanlly . Stripe*, h rr I* co-starring with U. B. parents, teachers together form a Strijme, Checks, Solid Solid*. Print!, $1 when the genial "veep" spoke at frfr Skating Champion Dick Hutton In triangle with the child occupying started before a teacher know* a dinner of the national committee. SI to# 6-11; 15-26; U H -to H I'Hane Brlnkar" for Walt Disney. the moit Important plec! at th a . that some of the children arc g» The widow, 37-year-old Mre. 'ng to need more attention than " It sound* very interesting," *he hp cx . It I I is Is only o n iy as tha in e line* of | Carleton llndley, wasn't present. however, commented. "But I don’t know If ciimmunlcallnn from ono to __ . other*. Children are. . Her name wn» not even mentioned. Dirk would do It) hi* family want* other are kept opan that good; he*" observers, and it will In- re­ But ahe was very inurh In every­ him to finish Harvard." work can he don4, done, say# .ay# Mlaa j • * « « • « t f " 1<,re u t lerraag i m a u PfllMH body's mind when retiring national . Dotted M u , Shantnag, Shi ChamTomorrow night, Barbara will Washburn. There are many tlm m ' aacher'e time goes to on. eh Id Chairman J. Howard McGrath In­ bray, Jr. Baleker ‘ Linen. Sheer* try something - new—skatlmg to ■ln the course of hla Khool life ( Jton to another. If a'child rvi'"'** troduced the 71-ycar-ntd Berkley. symphony orchestra . Baa Back •ato In Hollywood In to4d of pa- })>U to » • paranto, they can make . .n , e. Flared Skirt*. The "veep" throw hnck hie head Bowl. She said ahe will skate when * rhlld Stand# • * ara work’ It claar that there must he mine ... ,, icnt* and teacher# who I aad.l-pc- etytoa and laughed ns heartily aa any­ reason. Such a child, for e x a m ^ together. one In tho room at Me Graih'a "tha way the musie move. me. , can ha reminded that when he Tha piece* will be Slavonic dance* Rafely do w#' find ■ child liking reference tn 81. Louis. Mato 6- 1 1 ; 121-16 (Dvorak), Teddy Bear'a Picnic ; a|| ^ h|a teacher*. Soma h* wUI tha measles hla mother paid nmr* "This," Barkley responded when attention to him than to the other (Bratton) and Buttona and Bow* t|ml ^ herd, other* toa aaay. to b lN A T W i quiet had horn restored, “la the ehlldr#*—that things are slwsyi When children lAHON f hour I long have. sought and f Livingston-Evana) She'* looking forward to the big riant complalnto about a teacher. Happening which make It necesi•»a*t*SM4 ky *»iS,nn WeenH Co****** mourned because I found It not" ary to spend more time now with ' He told the crowd lie had "ended orchaatra, bocau** "aoiM of t|ie parents c*n p U y^ S n ’. hBpqrtont **Th$ M A RCH " child, now w.tn with another. BC' anm bands' you have to ekato to are nart In m ^ n g -U ta problem, aaya one cnuo. un Missouri on i iw r to nu u n i praMy awful." However, the draw­ MU* Washburn. To lend an overly.' will find that teacher will lie Jmtl telephone and back le the 20 by 40-foot rink, give you personal He went on to say that "there which she doesn’t feel ia suitable it a bettor I has always been an Inseparable for free movement. But It'a 'ovk and New Yor connection between Kentucky aad •han the surface* 'in ** like It? Chicago , theater* aka. played,— Missouri”» and "It look, look* Ilka "that’s Ilka skating on ai ' continue’." He added; i htme." « . ^ B to to ra r4tdnu to waah to Missouri i "w to ? I faal far w H L w fe KOAfT YOUNG TOM TURKEY ramoVed from It." tat ha eato Hi tornad than to whal CRUntT DtSMINO bafara wood calls for bar. But oven If aha irtoua affaire," hut ' aerlaaa daw live hare, aha aald •he’ll hoop 1 6 to Mto^Bagt ao asserted, " I' m i 4 CANDIBO'YAMfl 95c root* to Canada. "That's . www. Dial, too. home," she remarked. FIAB waa • La U r on, He said hee waa Tlia champion haa aaaa tha eight try about a V minded of a atanr [ f b . d e e m in g ftohe aad atudtaa aad mat film f v j who met two IIIttja .to js aa S n . but aba haa Jaa4 three mora street. One said Be __ was flva. [o t A m t p i t ether didn’t know whether ha COLOR CAtTOON — 8HORTB. CHILDREM UNDER I t PRRB 1 • l.,i ' tour or flva yaara old. The ' Cam ftrta Mmwa 7t$6 i "A ra vow lataeaatod to wo ' ' • "MOVIB UNP« KJddtaa Uadar 12 ashed the A ral IttUd***#. • "No-" the aacond ragUadr A t w m y v .fr a # -----------' KM* i" * N (LOO Good Urea. Good ' BY V IV IA N RROWN AP- Newsfealur** ' To Go To Norfolk Sub Disaster : Teen Talk Killy B. Wllkinwm • - r j t .i < , »a ! M? to “ “ jM liiAudrey Bach'AmfG^rge Speer Are Married In KesutlfUl Episcopal Ceremony .icr'i!'.',: I baa -w-= ABOUND the TOWN Chicken S upper For Men Planned By National Guard ‘ Social’ PA G ! iD. S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A Birthday Pftrty Honors Allison I/ce En route to tne tar north, use I t rem* to he span four tubs hnd put Jn foe n brief r *Jro?4' .. .. it y r Mm *Ake n v e r ^thsntselves or whether they willII delegate drfegal I f tn of Cnpt. Roy R. Ren son of Concord, Yugoslav Bolshevist* wlm remain n . h . . . ’ T?) h* Kremlin, The MarThe Cochlno > • * commanded by Lt. Commander Rafael G. Henltes _til*putsmI questions" between of Ponce Puert “ ,i Rico. The Tuajt . Yugoslavia ami Russia is still un- Is skippered hy Commander Robert answrred. L. R. Worthington of Oekmont, Moscow’s temper is made clear I’"; , _ . by Its press, which c-intlni'e* to Lt. Commander Erneet L. blast Tltn nnd his irglm r. The Schwab. Jr.. New London, Conn., Soviet army nrwqisper Red * n,l l ',> Coiumander Lincoln Marry Star. for instance, yesterday Shrewsbury, Mas*., commanded published a cartoon mrturlne tlw ,h" T ," ° • ' ,,l C«r“ *r resp*cttv*aYugoslav gcnrralls.imo as * In IU first announcement the P*W1 dripping with Mood, l-gging far dollars a! Inn for the Bolshevist world revfrom a pot-he||te,| street". "I nt Ion to establish International That a a nasty of medicine Communism. Yugoalavia'a defiant - d«** .................... to try to thrust ,|»wn the throat disobedience afford* encourago°r whn n°* *° l°ng ago ment to other aatallltaa to n b il . wae nall-comrndr.well-met -n-niei among and strengthen* tlw determination tho powers thnt hr In Mo.cow, and nf free natlona to remain so. Plan* were completed laet over* •'•’"ferre.l in the KremTito's defiance could, for oxIng at the weekly meeting of ' T, ° hi * ,’" n "«■ of the out- ample. adversely affect I N Soviet Company I. 184th Infantry, fo e ' .Communism, Plans for tho commualaatioa of a free fried chlckea supper to be * 2 7 i t *, T , ° l1m,bro«|l° •* of China. General Mao Tso-Tuag, tlw held next Thursday evening at worldrimbortamm, it's well that Red leader, may or may not ha the Armory at 6t00 o'rlork. Fvt. ^ , ^ . 7 , ' * ^ ' |U * • " " * ' l» l«n't Moscow's man. Tha fact remains, William Dean w ill ha In charge of rompllcated. but ll however, that nationalism) ran* tho supper arrangement* and I sS T iil T S u ,'urteu, "•‘ “atlon. strong In- China and i t is quit* possible that a so-called ' everyone of Nattoanl Guard ggo1' *,s The M°mow brand of Comraun- U t China would bo of Uw Yagoin the vicinity of Sanford la la- ism m I* International Communism" . tlav brand, tba* *“ — u— i l l viled to attend. This will bo tho j "".VI". 'T'".';""",?'" So we *m tho firs. In . . e r i m of onlorialnmonta a ^the* S Sopposite ^ T u / i iofk . nationalism.' v .'llT l" ! !!' planned for tho eoatlng' yow , It , v - | . __ •—•?. . ?n- . • io sax* to defeari Ha hy Llout. Raymond waa announced‘ b; u k * strong .t r a m aettoa * Kader. comma■tiding ottkor of Company I. B it. T. V. Brawn announced Kremlin. that three men were taken into thr local Guard unit ing and they are Joo R. Mima, Albla P. Hlttell. Jr. and N a m g Lane. Sgt. Brawn also announced that new men are being rocrultod toriegeadia t aad fiery of each meeting night and al) who desire Information are lavitod to attend tlw xreehly Ouard maatlagg Uembm aag e a t a h t t m . m tb g Tagaalgy and tea contort Agt. Ralph Maeea ^ D D l n riM iitto jR I at tha Sanford Armory dvwtog tba aay day. Urn company now baa aa but refute to giant a perron toga a4 awn aa gag c o M M y lii bfttUUkMi. itM i ^wv^weewwf lawvww •d aguad toeUaa' aad ’Ij^ta on to-1 rifle. Owapufy I ia to raeotvv a I f M la the vary • to amwag y Uw i T U B RANFORB i i mr Social E u iu p C .4 . 4. mm S tk tis tfc s A re W n lt ’Yow M a k e T h * * H d ip '. :?• *? *? ,> %t .•« m * . efi “ --------- SUNDAY 4 MONDAY TRY OUR WSm' '. ^lJC JA L ^UNDAY DINNER rhofcrytSrttoS toil 25c sM U m. ROt ANDERSON i M mm UQ|i i •(AK-a-’u * I M,r i ... nl M r ;., lvA(iR - . x **[ m »>— ■H • 4 fl , I j- ■ . < ....... ' fxjT,.. * , n/f . , •r •’ ■« ■ t . ..--— IqisadUutq Nttohd E>) C*6n —ADDICD— • “lint Air* Aceat ‘‘XViial'a lU tc h in '" MOUNT NEWS �I Bfeiwt .. FRIDAY AUGUST M, 1&4I>, T H K IA W T O M HIKALD- BANCO*!) FM H U PA ace By Defeating Dodgers Errorless Ball Gives 3 To 2 Victory To Crowd Out tyUitka r,-; By <1*r*etinir ‘ he Diggers at L**shurr 8-8 hi an arrnrlws game la it night (he Sanford Giant* took fourth piaco in the Florida State League from the Palatka A ielea* who on their homo ground* bowed to Davlona Beach. H ft. Tonight at Palatka thu Giant* and the Amh-n* will vie fur thifmil tIi idacr hcrtli The Ht. AuKimtlrie Saint* arc tchrdiili’d In play the Glanta here Saturday night at 8:10 o'clock, and Sunday night at 8:50 the Or­ lando Sepal ms are due here for • * 1'* ’ iahiirg. Hen Wilbur « j . a r in t , r lh o , Dodger* /Jed up In a mminrl d u el! that wan not F.rftlcd until thu tilulli Inning when Wllhur whq had! •Ingted, scored from third un Gataldn’* long flv. A atnarklmr rtmihlo I hv .Dili Join*" Hrornd McManua, | wh” IihiI walked. I.eealiurg threat­ ened In their half of the ninth ' and arorvd one run, but W ilbur managed In *l«*nt the rally. Four I ’nlatkii error* riintilbuted to the vii-lury nf lho Dayton* Beach lalniiJi-rti over the Azalea* lait night n* Lou Devil and Wally Gaddi* 'held tho Am leii* to nine icatteiinl him. Palatka hud thu beie* loaded In the eighth Inning hit* mold nut Hcnro. Mr ManiM Hallman, If Calaldn; r f Jonei, ah' Lake, rf Peplo, lh Harua, «: MaHnnwski, 2h Wllhur; p ’ Total* lkphrurg Aragon, an May. -’ll Kennedy, H Kneppei'. rf Thompson, rf Toinek. lilt Ha many. Ill Fernamh'i, c Clrnnt, |i tot laIn Raofnrd Leesburg- IKK) 001 002uuo Old uni Aingim. Cut aldn, Jones, Ramsey. 2B WI It'll r, Fernandrs, Lake, Jones. H— Hay, Railman, IIP —Malinowski. M cM m iim and Papin, larft— Saiifnid It , Grant J r SO—hy V.'llbur 4 : O rm i 4. IIHP*—Grant (Lake). B a lk Grant. I I — Laita, Hal* no. A — 4(10. T —aua. Veteran Golfers In Semi-Finals In Women's Tourney CHICAGO, Auk . llft-l/P i-T w o veteran gal gulfoi* who have collie within a t'lmple of mitt* of win­ ning the W«im«'t»*n Western A nut teur Cttaiwn In tin. past without • cashing In ate Hcuil-finalisi* lo­ in . day. I. ' Polly Hilary of Fort Worth. Tax., the lb4H Curtin Cup ntar ami waitern amateur runner-up, teen o ff agalhnl ineilnllnt T*y Kirk of PlnHIay, Ohio. Mary Agnes Wall Of Menninlnec, Mh-h., merle Helen Blget, Philadelphia City champion making her flrnt hhl for Him went»; Am diadem, j , ' Riley inuved up yeiterday with « [;• • |*8 victory over Marjorie Lind* E Lv » « ' ‘ he lllinnln alate champion from Decatur. She uncorked a two- under-par lift on Westmoraland's fJrnt nlno and was only two Under ttm etandard for tha 15 hole* Mailed. K irk / tho Auguata tltlehuhler’n Winner last spring, advanced with t n eaey 8*1 win over Dot Kill* of Indianapolis. K lrlt and Hlley have fared each other Id four jirt'Vloua tournnm ints, each winning twice. Kirk lnpi to . Ihe Tor nil In the aecond trwnd o f the ltl-17 national and alM In the final* of the Ht. AuguaM M . Pin., IU4H Invitational. Hut IM a eotTavenge hy trimming Hlley 144. anil IIIIU fln .li of th . Beach, Kla., Invitational. other annl-flnal match W p Ui runner-up In 1MJ and iM aaml-flnnliat In 1047 and •gainst the iw-yesr-oid si* rertourney favorite, (l Irouncfd Alice Bauer of tngele* B-4 In Ihs quarter, a down a ft*r five holes, lUlad for • 1 -up euge at the tm n ws* one untlcr par In it f ithe 1 1 th, 18th, IStbT and i ESCORTED IIY HIS TRAINER, Ted Temme, (le ft! and hla father Bill Mickuiuu, thu iiewent Channul conqueror, Philip Mickmun, IM, walk* up the bench at Klngadown, England. Bucking terrific tide*, the young Briton made the long »wlm from Cap Grt* No*. France, In 23 hour* und tk minute*. Althuugn the Channel In but It* ml)**, if n direct line I* followed, he bad to nwlm 40 mile*. At right In a picture I* a newajiuperman, trading along. (International Kudlophotu) Grand A m erican Trapshooting Meet Gets U nder Way ill ,vfUr,n?’'.V1*’/'"■**‘v f I’i*if*Vi-XATIIIXAI. 1ni,1 ”'mr* v.’d1,1► ' 1.41Alit't'. ntieeial Interest to Dm' / oiimii* for Mlkv is the son and Kagei Rahv the doughler of Kagei Reaver one of the oiitstnndiiig grevhound* on tlie Volusia oval last season. Tim father nf thase twn tlalnu star* i* Reatorer, a f*mo«i« rselpg Team w I. p . i ** Mml* J* 4J fms'inn " «i it |>hlt*ii»i|<hi« 11 ft* New Vora ft* ft* o 1net'nnetV " 14 htraao ri 7* >* Hmtlla Veater**y «ia(re*t 'ntivirrow night Immedia­ t-l. Ilrunaivn o r te1" following the truth itco . . r.'hlraan Ht Irfiule ft. New York 1 I ''Go Hlenrhlr nnd River'* Kdtr« I l‘tlt>luireh S ' I’hllniteluM bMdltrht n fuel pack nf rnntrir* 1 Clhrlen ,tl 4 IPi-i.ni 1 (|» •luted tn ealltin tnnluh* I" *hn .............. i t i . t a t i f l.K ftn feelnrr n'mh r»ee. Op*'-*'"i» lb* — e 1 ........ * a iaa ti *t.a n wilt he «am Hnadr. W * RpU “ Ce i, i.vltte - l,lt,r|„ti(it a Mit'-nn 4 UHi'imi-ih I Mi,win, 0*ni Record, C nrlenr r e * * ’ " 't i l e ’ .................... Snnnar Select. Mutton and FA' 1 ♦■•'unria a .r r raHllit |.r« t Hetty are favorhea nf las' m * * « Moill'llr 4 T*|l*1,«»»,>,. a | i - r i i , . in,, o and the« have again rauehl tho Valdosta I. Contsls a r*vnr of tha fane. Cordenn haa tvaerros* I, Amerli-un 7 limi heett promoted to tlm cole* ■ n R n N n i4 .4 t,iH « a « u u hrilv park nfter scoring twn conCarrollton 7*4. V*u*y i i 'i-i'iitlve wlna in a aenaatlonal man* • "State University Night" a t f Daytona's dog track Wednesday prayed a h urr auccaaa, RtcelnM wore for the lienefll nf Slat# Ctrl* leire acholarahln fundi, with 4nw hulk nf the fund twin* to tha Wm- TOfttHIHTa BRt.MiTIOga Klr»t— J t r r v Kir, Another t'.iNinp. <)»e*r 0 . ... _ HK-onit—n * * n Hint*. H**t akot, Son Jo*. Third—Holnmon Itlver. Ma»«m#, Fourth—ntli He. hlomanl Kid, ’ " y 'm h - *Vj*Va ''‘ila lh —Wise VI, Tip, ''V /v e ^ h —Fiahoo. K«w*r t)W» Vopovar. Da*. OHr*. Fag* ''*HlahJi‘-lt» a Swallow, Hunt!**4, t|t•i*0j iriitd. Nln'h—Cnrdana , lllrir'a M g *. K«4'* Halt*. \ Tenth—flandls, Hoal* W*av«r, Chula. 1 ' »»m*T i M r i t tt'iath* wit* By A 8SOCIATKD PH ESS HORSE RACING CHICAGO — Volcanic (ffUWH eatabllahcd an American turf record for a aiHe and three fur­ long*, winning I«Ha/ »20.im>u ad....I andlcap at W*<liMeadowland ‘ 4-5. -B. ington Park in -t:54 N. V.— Denton W ESTHURY, Collegiate Tennis Champ Has 2nd Chance With Tuero j i'L . „ Major League Leaders Uv AHSOCIATBD PRESS N A T IO N A L LEAGUE g o o f a W * * 8? * aJtifttfl a* •Y-4I f U . A liu la liir i i. I v i i h h i -o I b 1 . . lili’ Si-eo I I H a liu s I (in Marhlliin tft, (iHdsittll II. Robson Sijortingr i Goods rtaa*^wravrv wm ■ UKPBmH Columbus Outlasted p y Jacksonville Tars W JACKBONV h Tl k T A ug. M»-yp) — A fter aix atrnight losses, the Jacksonville Tara ootlaitrd the Coliimtma Cardinal* lait night, 7* 6, In a South Atlantic League haaelmll game that gave fan* • real show. Bealdaa the hall gama, tha pro* reading* war* enlivened by two argument* that delayed the con* tfet more than a half hour. Tha eaeond eontroveray ended only aflav T o r Manager Jack Aragon woe assorted from the playing f a policeman. ' ' first quarrel waa over tha Ijf'f I ■1 nil I mumiirig SsmmStniu Snust-HOWl HKTtiKK you're on a vaealton tour or juit off to tthe grocery, every mile in your Buiek should give you a breezy fiflf A quiet ride with quiek power under your toe —and never • noise but the happy blend of wind and a throaty hum from eight sweetlytuned cylinders. If you're m i n i n g a n y o l t h is — c o m e m« u i fa il! * taflMToa»4JB ★ A*0»« lUurtml ( ★ Vatw *1 * ( n d o M ON 1 ★ Come In and mo what a low price we've put on M s— and while you're here, look ever Hie accessories for your Buick which odd se much comfort and pieamre to your driving! Bmsum w o Buick mo* know your Bulok and lit nfoda. We got mure mibsgo sad sip sad sli-ovor ■west performance out of it beesuae we're epeclslly ' equipped—with expci'leaoe sad trslalag* with tutheatie Buick toole sad porta and factory-method* for doing each Job aa specified by the eagiaeeri who built your otrf B ttt •fa ll—you ton few « kotfki n fmonty right now on onr SummorSpotioi 0£*r» See whst a big bergsia-box of eervlee you get for oae low prioet i;d is p a **d of Mr*. D. G. rhJ, r 7 7 A i v » > E , k . r Mh Ban Mateo. Calif,, 8. 1 , chamu. slew Mitjrn. Hot Cargo. Fly. Oumn. 0 »ear p. I the match with a 10-foot Jarrv iR r n v g s t e a a/M M a oHia M tlt on the 180-yeird 17th iV M par for tha route. f c , t t . ’tff SPORTS IN BRIEF -.- . _ SEA BRIGHT, N. J., Aug. 2ft— B A T T IN G — Bohlmon, Bronkly, (>1*1— Dick Savltt, Cornell'* ca«t- .352; •Slaughter, St. Loul* ,33U. ern Intercollegiate tennU chamRUNS— Reese. Brooklyn me u i,Ion, get* another chance today R o b liia m t, Brooklyn Uft. 'w cgninit Jack Tuero of Tulane, the RUNS H ATTED I N - R o b l i , Ion uationul intercollegiate king. Brooklyn 100; Klncr, Htttaljurtrh .irapdom’a No. 1 competition and Henoyer eaot'ured the Havilt, uf East Ornnge, N . J„ DO. It, iiuiit cheHahed chantplonahlp— , two mile trot, upictting ..... .. the N*w Orlcana *tar In tha, H IT S — Koblnaon, ••*i(ddcn Grand!',,,n ro"r,n« Proximity. ipinrter-fiiiAl round of the 8t*t | Thoinpion, N fW Y GOLF DOUBLES^— Romnaon. Uioo Idg tournament cele___ C H IC A G O -I'e g Kirk uf Find- Annual S4.‘ahel«ht U * n T tn n U i brute*' *It* ]n “ Golden 'Aim ' " ■ ivenary » ' « - « ! tn-1 l" ' | lay, Ohio, Polly Hlley uf ro il and Cricket Club Invltatjon to u r-, |ytl ny; Eunli, Philadelphia 31. nument. Tuero defeated Savitt on duv. ho Amateur Trapshooting Worth. Tex., Helen Sigel, TRIPLKS-eKohlnaon. Rrnoklyn AmiH-lation will honor tho only dolphla, and Mary Ague* ........... . the wuy to the tiHtlonul interna- 0; *ix players lie'd with eight HOME RIJNS—Klner, ppt«mun who has flreiI in Its 50 fen* Menominee, Mich, all advanced lioiiul coltegiiite title lu Austin, lure*. He lu Chutle* I Sparrow | Into the ncml-fiuul* uf tin Wo- Tesu.*. when Savitt aoffered a burgh 35: Otinlnn. New York i i STOLEN BASKS Young, «4, of Springfield, 0 „ who* men’s Wetter Aniutem Tout ru­ -unatruke and wa* forced to de­ in became one of the three. nient. Bnmklen litl; Hee*o, Brouklvu 2t fault. P IT C H IN G — Wilks, Ht. L„uU min to win the handicap with a l NKW YORK Charles M'lnukt| Savitt qualified for the quarterpel feet score of I (HI. ’ Hpurrow’’ ; Koda. vetetnii D. H. .. ............ up . final* by dumping Robert Abde* 10-3; llclntzelmaii, Phllait.-lphi*, lift it front 1M yard*, the hut'il , nor. und John W. Fille r. Ixtui Iximei r|,|Hm Fiance, tf-2, 0-2, yeater-; ‘ ° sRT ,MK|.;(,t | f 8 ^_S|whn( peifurnianco in "grand’' history, ju . y. champion, withdrew fr« nil day, while 'luero, seeded ‘ b ird .! „ S TH IK K IH l ‘((•••ton "» / • V i,. „ . „ ,„i„ i 100: NVwi-ombe. Biouklvn 1oft. llie colorful hundlcup, generally ment udvunced with u «-4. I - 'vl" uvur A M FR IC A N LEAGUE wufi hv a nobody fruin nowhere, VANCO UVER. U. t:. Defend Gilhert Shea, Jr., of Lo* Angelo*. B A T T IN G -W illia m *. Bui Ituitun | i uvh u gunrunteed $1500 to thu lug rhampion Orar* l.enczyk ol The lop-*eeded itar*. Earl CoKell. Detroit .342. winner— but hi* "take" may tear Hartford, Conn., advanced to the hell of San Francisco and Vlo- .353: R U N S —William*. H,,*tf„, \V„ lit.** If b** ||N(» f w#»*nf nf *|.cv P ?rrH r uptional*— the pecular wagering men'a Open Golf .. ....................... I d u s j vaunt tmce.it ot Italy, im e ison.e-; J‘"'V ,„ *‘nV*'x‘-rTrr? alona with of Vsri I what atlffer opposition In tha RUNS RATTED IN —Step riwni, with Haba Baba Davie* Davie* of •ynliuii under which the ucatjergun along j HmtPm u:«* William*. Boston 12j . f Demo**,. of Cm round of eight. _____ ._____ artist* bet -on themselve* again*! cottve> Oracle vullli, Ore., aitd Mr*. Munuu HerCochell, wlot defeated - A m oldy uV^T8 .-, 'ro 'l.* b ,o l ,55’ the field. ron of Portland. Ore. Haul of San Diego, Calif., B-8, %,| cheH ‘ ^ l « n 16‘ Sumowheie around 1,700 mark*T E N N IS U-U, face* Marcello Del Bello W M Iw ” 51 ’ iiii -ji from all thu utatei, Cuba, FOREST H ILLS . N. Y .-A u * - Italy, a '(-5, 0.tl, (1-4 winner over, T R ip i.K K -M ltc l.e ll, Cleveland the Curiul /.one and Canada ar* en1 D|l|lugef, ’St. I.oul* 12 . li-ied ill the Hhuot. Fourteen for- tralia named Mllly Sldwell ami; frank X. Sh eld*. ||O M K PU N S—Stephens. Ih,»mei wiutiur*, dating back to 1IMJ4, Frank Sedgntan to play Ted Scbr-1 After beating Harold M. Bur-William*. Boston 30 . ate ci-rtulii aturtura—each hoping oeder and Pandm Gouxulex In mwi, Jr., of Churlotteavllle, Va., f0(1 STOLEN B A S K S -D lllineer, St. tn tni uk the two*time Jinx which singles matches of the D a/i* Cup d-2, tl-2, Cucelll goes up ugainst challenge round. j Straight Clark of Lo* Angeles. I.oul* und Vnlo, Philadelphia 12 hu- dogged the champion*. SKA BRIGHT, N. J. rw „I t r|»rk yesterday ousted fourthP ITC H IN G - W.-nn Clev.datid The Amateur Trapshooting A*players—Kola-i t Al>dc**e I nr*-iJeil Irv Doifmuii of New York, 10-3 .700: Hutchinson. Detn it MHiution unnuunced today tliut seeded lam of France, No. 2. and Irv lt<u 1 • ^ (|_„ 13.4 Tttrv. fj next year nil the former king* Thu uth», imurtcr-flnal, pairing STRIKEOUTS — Truck*, II*. would be brought buck fur u * pe­ man * ( N«J*, Yerk, No. 4 w -i„ upset in Heabrlght Tennis m tnie>. 1 lwotll|.M.w|w| Billy Vogt of troit. 120; Nl-whftuser, Detroit il l, nal 5U-target abool. T v T nTT.to Drexel Hills, l*a., und William J. I ____________ The iirelliiilnury hundlcup, fired When _____ ............ Fully of llronxvlllc, N. Y.,- had ......... ....................... )i..tetdny by 1,504 under thu laiuu tha Cards ’and ' Herman ' ............. N v h“J North Carolina State will Welimel T,lM“ roiiditlun* u* today’* uulatandiug 01 of tha" Reds met recently iioth J" UP >,lurnlng |,]By j j home basketbali gumti allair, followed tradition in that w*r# after their sixth auccesstve becauseTally is *lated to play ncxt He(ll,mi jn t||n new William „ emparative novice grabbed the pitching victory. Hrnxle blanked In «»»’ preliminary qualifying Ne|| Reynold* Coliseum at Rstill*- und l-MOO in prlie*. the Reds, 8-0. on six single*. rounds of the nationaltotarnanient M gh, N. C. It *eHts 12,000 ||(, dinner Webb, 41-year | .ater in the day. | u| 1 The tourney here, already hit -------------------------------ru„traclor, who bruko tho fourth a nhontoff to defeat Carolyn El- ‘/Y 1‘ t conflict In dutes wllh th e ; Conch Lew Andreas’ silver so­ inn *tiuiglit In the preliminary’* licit of Philadelphia, and Joan Davis Cup cbullungc round, also ] nlversary at Syracuse will be ob- 4 history lo noso out Attorney Pflueger uf North Miami, Fin., I1* diimu>n*l somewhatby the na- served next season with the play- v ir.g of 28 games by his basketball llogei Dell of Fergus Full*, Minn., after the terrific trio had tied at tional preliminaries. The double* team of Alastair quad. hv u single target, Dell’* Pll would qq „ f jig) Ohio’s five-man team, lied W and Edmund Martin of Glen Head., ' have won Pi of the previuu* Peniisvlvanla’s second team at 085 N. Y., was forced to default yesevents, The women'* cliump|on*blp went of jliut) In the regular shout InnKe tvrday so Hint the former could Ballder* of Chile wn* handicapped lo M i.* France* King of Atlanta, 124 of 125 in u xlmotuff to annex enlri (be national pi ullmlllui lea. brctiUee, Sln-a wan foiceil to play The team of Slieu und Rlcurduin both tournaments tndav. <ia . who Imd to break 4U of 50 Ini the team championship. VANDA 1,10, Aug. 8fl-G P )_ Thl* I* "the day" In trap*hooting. . The Grand American Handicap, ■ liKMtirget feature which no ona ha* ever won twice In 4(1 year* — PHNHACOA D EFE A TE D Hy ASSOCIATED PRESS Two of the Soiitlieustern U * gui- lenders won lliclr gain** last night, but the puce-setting P#nsucola Filet * were liandcd their (second loss in u row. .Meridian'* Necond-iilace M iller* IIAYTO N A IIE A C II, Aug. 2« i whipped the cellar-dwelling Gads*1 i t *: .KAirl'K P l. llH lllt — UPi— A crowd of 2.232 gray- I a I. Pet (IN | den Chiefs, 15-12, In a 34-blt slughound raring fan* wagerad Team lln ln i- s v ltle ftI. I* .41* feat. Twenty-one blows weri ! 117.3511 ul Hlate Univarsity I iny tin n i 11,-iiiti 77 ftft .1(1 7W credited til the Millers m they I 73 1.7 A l t Hit! nlvhl at the Vii IonM Krnntl h i A o * n * l Inc came from behind with five tulllea' t i no .ars •ta « iiu Club last nlRhl. All prnfil* go Kftxr’u 71 SI A l l II I'n la lh a eucti In Ihe seventh mill eighth | tu slate tinlveraltles for acholar- In [ 41ml *3 «'• .477 3 frame*. 4* 7* A ll ships, the type to be rhoaen by lir la m tn 3* 17ft 43 Jm-kxon defeated llm Hulmil' I,r rail ora the board of rmilrnl. William L, Cloverleafs, 11 - II. /emiitr Britt 1 H e i a l l * t ta le n t* ? Huntley, track |ire*ld*nL said t w l.a ml >1-1, O rla n d o 7 - t held thu Leafs to six sufu blows. hit would Issue a financial re­ liH y ln ii* lle a c li I , I 'a la t h * *■ Tha tliird-pluce Senators tappsd < HI. A i i K o s l I m - *, ila liis s v IU * 0, port Saturday. H n n r.iril 3. I.e e * liu r a I three HWina pitcher* for twice as Usawa T»i»r mauv hits. Jackson started tarlyi tir la n d n s t- Hi A o a o * ltn e . getting nix runs across homf D a y to n a H gach h i !,* * * h u r g . Mlkv and Ksger Baby, two lit plate In their first time* $t bate i»* at D ter mat**, will compete avulnsli 8"|MriJ ,p3J, p !»| kJ...L ■’ jr *ach n lK H N i the speetxfnwn dnw* - A **^ *^ * M a t i » ^ tlP (u the late summer, Tihe iT KStrlpei) r ’i race which will lie run at Ihe VulPel UN shrink eat* many g ra n hopp*r$ u*hi Cmintv Kennel Club In Duv- n »w Vorlt 137 (lift 3 and rrtekel* toriii Heaeli lunmriow nlirlit a* K-isien 37ft I an added nUruetlnu In the regular <,'L*i u !i !.V.1!.... ti.Pi U G o race program. D4 ' * U 341 9 41ft 34 A la s C lly 1-7, I s t l i r a n x * U-0, These two Juvenile* 'hev will Chlcaau u r llliu ft. T H lls s s a e ft. 31* 34 not tie twn veara „|d until Septan:- W**lditati>n M iw n n o in, n p r l i a s 4. 111 1 ft lier—h»V« been hurtling the Vnj. 8,1 %r*lerd*r a n t t iic a s t d h x i.KAUvn nslii nvs| ltd* sninmer *mt have v„,s «, rtevslamt 1 ftlu tlta .p iu s ry i l l V lL -g s h u rx ppd. PHI* liperi defeating some of tho fla t* Chlrsao «. Ilosom 3 Two Litter Mate&! Compete Saturday! At Volusia Track> j-u bS wBf C ty fu r lfe w Gimpaoar : Lay—Away Pli IRPr-jitiTA? ff L t P - 4**^ ! •w , r ~ "V �FR1DAY AUGUST M, IMS. THE 9A NF0RD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA n.lK1'* ov«r the pace-setting N*»h- wood Park a t one-all. Annul In,- ] for Hnmlnglium, nut the lire out 000 fan* Joyously watched the *'V whiffing Knl Klelhe and getting , BIRMINGHAM, Aug. 28 -(,P> vll*« Vol* , , - Norm Koney, Birmingham run* „ '•>* dscislon cut Nashville's name. , Joe beinuto on n grounder. Melton -1 The league-leaders loads i the I uhl tu l them In five hits, one u m»vterflelder, sparked ■ four-run Southern Association teed to threw rally In the sixth Inning that trove K* m** ehead of thd sBroni, and bases In the ninth with one out. |enth inning hunter hy Floyd Fogg.,1 the Baron* a 6 to 2 victory last <'v*neH the current aerie* In Rick- Jim McDonald, who went the route It \vn« Ids sixth roumltri)>|>cr of tin ve»r. OLD HOME TOWN .. »>««•* u * *e*e On<« n in e night gomes are listed f‘>l .Sr lie Lise’s footlulll team this fall They are home games with Heston ( niveisity. Lafayette and Temple LomcM Mine evei |ioslvi| III tllC s t l|o‘ii IS lie Hen Hogan in 1048, UAMBONE’S MEDITATIONS ■y Alley i ^ M ISS U oc'i , A H * DC. BIATlM'PS SOMEROtH*. SHE A llV 6 W IM C LAK it Ef out ST. ? titK DON* POLISH O f Dfc r .m n m F.drTPS o n c t t . A y jiC K \ \ U se HERALD W *nt Ad* Far lesatts raa u i m i s i s* m a a s s r'* . Waal ASS wabUsbM l a Tbe .eater* S m s M i * sk. « s: i s p * It MM ev H i Mae iaaavHea ita s stss js r v s ir ‘ lls rare tee Meek taee i PHONG 148 waai ate him aa .tar tee seleabeae < M is s s a A m * II *i i* aaaje la llalae la .be l«U»bi ie beeb. _ j PIHEMM* llaa iba s ir s iilM i te es»eel*S la ta r s i M t t l ». la arSae fat aa la n s * . r Ike beat eaasSbi* aertlra. aU Waal ASa aiaal b« la m i a lflta aa iba S ir befere eabllaaUaa. • neaaa aesllv aa laaiaSsatel* U mi im * hm is lb »•*» aa We ‘ ‘ --------- THE SANFORD HERALD l— FOR KENT ONE A two room modern e ffi­ ciency apartments, Ideally suited for Individual or business coupls, location arroai from th t Post Office. Phone 860. Modern furnished apartments. Also efficiency apartment. Downtown office atore. Takach ■Apartments, 20B N. Park, PhoM *I276-J. _______ it BEDROOM house, complete elec- 1 CARS, Cleaned, washed A pidi-In d t iid trie kitchen. clean, Good loca- 1 (ills lion, lawn und shrubbery. Knsy I nett’s HU.lulunl Hlulinli, Hlintmd walking dinto lire from business1 A Celery Avenues. ■llstrict. Immediate |iossesalon. ’ GOOD AN I* HAD Price 87,000, terms, (loud value, j I used ft |ir dim tie *10 tC. I used Hofo l)id 120.08 1 have three and four bedroom I used dresser 120.08 hugalows, new and mudertt in 1 used .’I |ir bedroom suite fBO.Ofi bast residential sections of Han­ 1 slightly Used II !«■ bedroom suite ford, I f intereated In a home, Keg. price $2DD.0r> fM.lift see me before buying, I slightly used 4 ;>< hedrocim suite f l 00.08 2 BEDROOM house, fumlshad, Heg. price 11120.08 MATHHR OF HANFORD very, clean with modern conven­ Plume 127 iences. 4 tots, fruit trees mill 2li:< 00 K. M St. shade, 16 minutes from Hanford. II used KleciriellefrigemhirH. 1 , I Kerosene Aiilumntle Water Priced at $8100., yiuou. down Hi liter I Used Kerosene Range. balance on easy terms. Hill Hardware Co. Rural home, consisting of 5 acres :mi F. First. Plume 811, Hied farm with 2 bedroom house ^ ..... ,tj |v imitoum offered for Immediate sale at **.............. 1 *28. I’In,no '0112 .1. fillfi 18600.00. Viilenciu Itiive, Him l.autu C. A. W lillillO N . HR. Ditto ill IIM MPAt L HEAT EKH 111 ill ,V fill Model', oil or gas I l l H. Park Phun- 1281 h i I FF IIHIII Ilh.ltS 6 ACRES. Small block house II m. hli. and Flni VEN E TIA N HI.INDH mudn to ordei. Heuduola Venetian BHllil Co. H2U W. 3rd. Si. Phone I tft2-W. , , , . tMILANl>(> Morning Hentlnef OrInruli. Kveumg Htor. Call Ralph jtnv iio a .j, C.M.I. 817 for Battery, Gennntoi nod H lar.i'i service. Hwuln'r Hutlery Hervtco, BUI W, First Ht LAW N MoW KKH sharpened, bi cycles reputred, lock amt key work. No waiting— work *»nai Blileed. 11. W. Hlmtnt.il, 3|b East 4th. Ht., Hanford, Fin t Conneily with Williams Ftsit Thupl. from town. 81881' terms. Phone MORTGAGE for sale, ten (10) _ Jlighlsyman UflO Ball. Fl.P.t-rttlC or acre limn on Camel on Avenue, a c k t y i .k n k ( 0,811 on net in cash. Glenn HoiLAKE FRO NT Home on 2 acres W ELD IN G coinin', 778 Columbus Dr. DeJust off Main Highway— Well ■anford Motor ft Kgpt. 1 * ,i ,l i , i , (in Phone Denhotirn H42B. Constructed, one-floor; 2 Bed­ 103 W. lal Klraol — lr ... room*; Large Closets—Gener­ TVVn 1.7ft x 8.6(1 lit" Tires. New, uiiuble. Ml ft Esramlda Drive. H m U. Holer and Drag-Line \\» ik ously and Beautifully Furnish-----------------------W« specialise in pasture work ed, Including All Electric K i t - -----and grass ptnnllng'-Ed china—Good Fishing and Hwlm - 1 li— A K T Il l.fcS W A N I M l — ft _l'horm IUCD5-W. j_ mlng| Garden Bpot; Boating — ------ --------------------------------- trua T rcea-B o at and All for Highest cash price paid for used Cumpleln auto paint Jobs, (Iti.tlfi. 100 ; ....... line Ted Duvlh frtirnllur* One out uf ovsry 1ft paint !uhs free. I8U4 W L’lth. Bt,________ I Baa John W. D. Moore 1 *■'< H I K. 1st. »’»• H8H. ______ tlN liflU A L L Y Attractive 6 Room Wunb'd Large Hliow Case. Ph, l3— Nuucm — I’erHonuiH —T.T K«m*| Double Garage; Large, iL’.til It. Shaded Lot; Very Good Loca- 1 ______________ HEE W. G. Morgan for huspitnh tton. |7,600. Financed. 1— --------— -----------satlon insurance, Tin* WhittJOHN W, D. MOORE, Realtor ,, W A N T F I l __u Cross 1’lun including polio. H«x Beatrice Huffman. Associate '**— Ml.1,1 WA N I L l * 102 or Phone HI7H-M foi up 114 R. First Phone 1313 ~ pointmunt. EXPERIENCED brake and front i - o n l Ai p U l iN IT — f-i ,o„l mun. Apply Pireaton* Lrtidbw F u r Mute — li sSltiH** __ __ LOHT -1 lnt,..Ti koys on ling. WAIT'HEKH wauled, night shift Finder Pleaaa return to HOI W. GOAT MILK only. Apply Terminal Grill 0th. Bt. 89.00 reward. R. D. Priest. Phona 7I0-W3. M longer. S Apartment, Adult*. Private home,! private entrance. Good neigh­ borhood. 011 Mellonvllla. Phona MllPa PPM■ Swap Shop— We buy, asll or IHOft-J. m fith \V IrS fl'E D — * '*■' Moat anything. 406 BanIT '8 A bettsr apartment your nr* Ava, Phona IDl-J. looking for. 4 room* * bath. MM ehen you don’t ! KCHNITUBE Hi-uphulaterlng. AU H. P«rls_Av«._ ^ ^ your prescription* to 1 wm k gunruntccud. i'lejrup A dell LARGE freshly painted furnished bring illt-W. Harney, 1000 very, Phone HI spartmsnt 910 Magnolia Ava.. Uney's, Phone 109 W l»t. HI 'iJPhone 212-W. A. K. Rossstter, WANT __ to atop smoking T Try WFIorlst._________ __________ Nlco-Stop, Guaranteed. Roumil- ALL T Y l’ EH uf hulldoser work, reason.ible i»ie». Free estlmstlat 41 Anderson, Touchton F ur R Ib HED Apartments from us. David E. Carpenter, Phans Drug*. 880 to 860- 911 Park Ava, 1IW3-M f ROOM Bachelor apartment, with Electric Kitchen. Ph. 148- fUjlKDO FEEDS! Complilete Hn*. TRACTOH WORK Went1* Tuxado Food fllIto re. Free ustlmutus on plowing and M, 200 Laurel Avenue.___ discing fin in or garden plots. die aged PITTSBURG Paint* P for every Smalj chicken farm to middle Al-o clearing and grading build, couple. Two weeks free lug In-ts.* Phone 107-J. Jack Glass 41 Palat Co. right party. Phone ilusseil. * Pheas ISP. ertment. W. Sad. 9 room furnished LOWER PRICKS, Expert Watch yaaca ^grtHind floor, private. • ath- 9id XdUftlag Joftnrion’s '‘Nb-RdACH‘i , i (.pairing, G. C. Fellows, Homo P W . IHh. g t Phono 1I I I tettitarF coating kills Roaches, | Shop, non Sanford Ave. Phone WANTEDrUdy or ' 1 1 4 8 - J . ____________ , AXU, ta te r Bugs for montha. share apartment. 1444 - P te t|].9P. Half pint lie. Reumil- LAW NS Mowed, low pricoe. * . -Park —- Avenue. - -r ,, tot A Anderson. Jcrrv Lord, Phone 770-R. American Floor B an d fm T K a c h A E x p e r i e n c e d Bhokliaper, Gen­ with tdgar. H. M. Qteasen, l 2 m F&ACTtCALLY 'new Breakfast eral Motors System and general Nt, Chrome with Upholstered office management. P. O. Box r~~ NKW l-U N D O .urlnred to perfec­ tion. Old floors mode like now, i ti i - 111 nrf, cb-uning A wrxing. Puiliible power pliiut, 22 yeurt , spin,lice in Heliiiluile Coulily, ti M lilensoii, Luke Mary \ I T'I'.lt AT IttNH noil D ions Milk­ ing II H ' ii W. 1st. Hit eel. Plume llftfl .1 . S S 'd W K a fa. Tfthle has Formica flf*tep. Call at any time 1474 lotto Ave. 246. I ^ B unI r m i IB fflS lC T 1 S h Ifi— AT rOTiiti iin . ii.'i — i GO O D -R UN NING —and not m. had looking, either- lift Ply­ mouth. Really low-cost tinnspor tatlon. Take a ride and sec fur yourself, 8148.00. Hanford M ti. A E i|pt Co.—The Pimthir Place — 20(1 W. let Bt. TW O GAN R ID E as cheaply ax one In this Hfl Dodge—Ihnl’x livin', alnt ItT Only 8118 00. You can coma down off your high horse-powar long enough tu en­ joy this Inexpensive gud-uhout. Sanford Motor A Equipment Co. Ther~i^:’-L'~rr:w Pontiac Place, __ r — rvtim LAST W ORD IN COMFORT und prettier than n birthday cuke, Sat, drive amt marvel, It's n 1848 Streamliner OeLuxe Pon­ tiac 8 with Hydramutic, radio, neater, Weekend special lliwft. Eaay terms, too. Sanford Motor A Equipment Co.—The Pontiac Place, > b a r g a in «#J40 Pontlao H wo^toor with a motor as i* w 4 h as allk. Marked down to •1181. You ba the Judge. San­ ford JUlor A Equipment Co.— The Bnntlac Plica. uSWVfcou^LA fRUCKS ihit rira n i l buys. On* looks good;. ful. Rut runTl Wow-1 no i rial hauling Job for f tboaey, you're smart t o , �- r-' s c o n 's SCRAP BOOK ~ ■rT" Youth Center Needi Are Told Jayee«g Hurricane Strikes By R. J. SCQTT lasted only about ten minutes. Moat homea and builneaa houses were boarded up before neon. Other property ownera ruehed their praparetlona. National Budget The acute need of a youth centH for a meeting place for eln* group*, Including planned aetta! tiea for youth group* 365 f a . of the year today (treated In i talk to the Jaycaea by Mirk! Harman, chairman of the KlwjL, committee In charge of promotion of the project. He waa Introduced by Karl Houaholder, who pointed out tl Mr. Harman had stoned overnlfki In Sanford In May, .1948, and f a resolved, after looking atofa hera to come back to live, {h J une, I, a month later, he returned to live in Banford and to direct programs for Station WTRR. i M IA M I, Aug. 26—OP)—The Weather Bureau leeued this 12 noon advltorv on the Atlantic 1 hurricane: Winds are slowly Increasing over the Florida peninsula a* the | hurricane approaches the lower east roast. Velocities are 26 to 36 miles an hour and increasing with moderate to heavy rain are ABDOKlEM 000 now belnc reported from Vtro o F ^ fK t K H S K M Hear It southward to the Miami The Chancellor of the Exchequer FLY IS ELEVA.'ftD erea. pei*ed i the word arpond barely Winds will continue to Increase OH A SLENDER. twi* weeki before the acheduled as the hurricane center moves In­ ST A A LK ABOVE Cooper In a memorabla love arena from "T H E ! b**n,<set h ta h ^ e a ld ' M r* Hamfi.* atari of Britain*! dollar crisis hud to the coastal area, and tldos Patricia Neal and ).Gary T»4L TH O BAK . Warner ....... Bros/ plcturlUtldri -of famous novel, o *™ o S d t. F O U N T A IN H E A D . War,.*. • —.... — --------—nj;"and I know T or l ono ccommunlt. will be abnormally high especially die with U. S. official* in Waihthe Itita Thentro screen Sunday and Monday._____________________ | m„rr |^ aut|ful or with friendlier In the Fort Lauderdale- Htuart ingtrm Sepi 7. " * , i people than here.” 1 area where wind* will be onshore A government informant, who and strongest, cull time finding the "eye" of i Stressing the need to f a t told newtmrnl of the move, itrrsteen-agers out of juke Joints and Precautions should he continued In thu confused air current*. Norton said carllrr the blow beer parlor*, he pointed out that ted that it waa not brought on hy for protection of life and property, presented thn "rare phenomenon ’ the proposed civic center would , especially In the area of hurri­ Amttiran pressure.1 Btfl other in­ of a hurricane alill In the forma­ cane warning*, until the storm Wholesome foods with a whole- provide proper recreation f*c||;. formed iburcea raid Washington tive stage but with wind* already naasea. -•< ••.'.< t r . 'H ’- r e d'-tr! ties for a year-round vouth nm.j hat tiepn inlnrmrd in iwlvaiae «f , I he storm t* expected to pass UMIWUIK *«t flUliUMiX* ftU:**V» huted to children In the school* gram. The Florida Key*, a necklace Following the talk, th* Jaycaea theAfeeiiion to reduce spending at . over nr very near Lake Okeecho­ of Seminole County during the bee and all precautlhna should be of Islands stretching 165 mile* flw sl year ending June 80, Supt. voted to appoint a two man cmi> Icail > n overall 5 per cent comtnlttee to co-operate with oflK| , taken and continued In that area. fri,ut the mainland to Key West, T. W. Lawton announced today. parhf with the budget for the 1940of ,nf the hurricane civic groups in promoting the Hurrlcana warning! ara dla- were " f/clear cJ " or n' ™ " f aone i ’"T The foods are made available project. Th* vota was mailt m 50 .fiscal year which began Apr. by the Food Distribution Pro- motion of Douglas Stciiitroaj I. The current budget Icrialt $12.ward to the Greater Miami area grama branch of the 1J.B. Depart­ President John Senkarlk ccdij 000.000.000. . and on Lake Okeechobee. ftlurrn lowered at I ft A. M. H p W M U C fl Thousands of residents and ment of Agriculture without coat mended Mr. Harman for his u!){ . warnings are displayed elsewhere The Labor government har been K A S►4 ? 'fNE WOULD to the State. They are distributed and proposal. | on the cast coaat from Fnrnan- summer visitors along the palm- In Florida through the State Wel­ under aevere fire from aoma AwPOPULATION B. F. Gana* announced that a dlna to Kev Largo and on the west dotted strands of the "gold coast" erlegu political leader* and new*, softball game will take place Tues­ IN C R E A S E D IN papota, who have accrued It of I coast from Fort Myera to Cedar took pie-aullniis against danger­ fare Board. Soma of the Items provided in day night st . 7:30 o'clock at tha ous winds. There was no undue lnef/l('lent admlniatratlnn ami LA ST* IO O Y E A R S I Kev. 1,060 Lakrfront Hall Park between th* excitement. Him in shutters were county school* Included: tp*adlng too much on anctal eervX i\. ^ V ''( W M f f l/ S‘ IT pound* of raiaina, 5202: 829 All Stars of Oviedo and the Jay, going over acres of plate glass lee*. . , I M IA M I. Aug. 26— </P>— A Impand di'ora wete hulled against tna pounds dried eggs, 11,450; 1,620 caea. Another government InformnuL irsl hurricane with wind* up In wind*. V< tfA* DOUBLED, pound* dried milk, $624 ; 2,650 ^REE W E S < A F R IC A . S u m I I S W A rffc t, said vcatenliiy Britain might have 120 mite* pel hour pasted north In agyDr drastically I I I costly Many who live In exposed pounds cheese, 91,276) 48 rases Fo o d , m e d i c i h e a n d l u m b e r n a t iv e s * 4 ‘ -------— tlonal health 160 eraiHe-logravc national heall of piclurrarpie Nassau. GcIi .iu m *. houses near the waterfront sought orange concentrate, 1864; V '*** V U w M , Im . W » (« k Wh , • terrier If the Washington dollar inday and beaded for South Flor- rafer shelter nt hotel* or Red u r n canned tometoee, $807 and talk* fall Cross storm shelters. Hundreds ,of 19,000 pounds white potatoes, lida’a gold coast. B Optnmetrlxt Inals rhugged up rivers and ca­ $760. I All South Florida wav braced nals to protected mooring*. Throughout th* state, the wide There war little fear that the variety of surplus commodities 112 Magnolia Ava. Phona I I I i l ' s s l l s s M V rn n , F S |D f l a t ) ‘ for the tlorni which twirled to­ area ( U tils s M P i M r * a * one i could weather the storm with distributed had a valu* of 1941, II ward litis wealthy Atlantic reiurl country by air. no hint of n (lliasler, for the hur­ 610. of th* Sawyer amphaalasd the *ugtuff hiiilclliifr f it in»m 25 , ricane Is moving Into a section geatiopa” for government econ­ VATIC. AN CITY. Aug. 2 6 - </V> The Vstiran Miliu hat urgrd ihr D iiU h rd i; Khirids A. and 61. Col- lMrf’ on * weal-nor In w o count. heat prepared to receive them. omy end lower taxes hy apeak- failhful tn awai* a "g ita i revelation" hy the Holy See concerning ihr tog- for Negroes Hospital, lift |,er|[ ||„ preien* count- ir mam- Building codes require strong Ing^.of the first na ” an almost stormproof structures and th* re­ universal recommendation of bust- tomb rol, . Si. . *’eter.V . , , . , .. percent: university or F'loridn |,I " " , — .. . . sident* are Imrricans-wlse. Ihiv advice n w j. hant'd, It Ibr only .milMuitalive Vatican com- t.raiv aildition, 60 percent: Kim- mainland a short distance nirth ot nesa group*" and of Hie second The biggest worry, as pointed aa "very strong dementi." mi. nt vet nM.ie nil Ainrioan newspaper reports that St, Peter’s hones ‘•In Slate Puiverslty aclinic* In,II Miami this allftnoon. out hv Norton, Is that nawcomera I> i>rurent: K.Stt men’s dorniltnr>, Aawyer, who Is to leave Sept. have been found under Ht. rater’s * may not know how tn protect ill,., -rleoea hall, 16 oec'cet 10 (pi the w*»l coast to resume im -sIsi'is here. themselves. IS C moo'* dormitory, 26 pern at, >*ve Morida ma^ ratis, tie sioim hl.t survey, declarad that Ida Tbe Vatican radio reluoadiasl The Ideal g ift Fines I Hill Hcliool for Gellrpinii tr tnkr a mmi norlltwsr'1 ceuise "mo'u significant impression” Is ibe amnmary of an article appear FORT LAUDERDALE, Aug. A g ift, th e value of which *hal "people generally have an Ing this week in tbe Catholic Ac­ ll'iiallm t** *i„m esio lin o 20— (A’l—A morning Florida East abiding faith In the soundness of tion newspaper (Juntldlano, headia constant Coast Railway train northbound It is an inviill to tlmse wlm mat . ** our business economy,” erl "nruinstme news and rouflilent All Vonilit'. i' si, e| and those wlm htit’ hnl; fri|M»rii| lirtupiliiL from Miami was so packed that 1 'iti lien ami utility plant addition’ the thirkly-populsterl sics heiv.ern "Ggnsrelly speaklhg, I find awaiting." mine bin roal, passenger* were standing in tha •'""■In •lH«te Hospital, ju.i |»^|„, Heath. that builnaaamen considered tbo A director radio lold aisle*. .a . . , of, Vutiran „ Mnrriiy, who fornierlv wan a hi nrf t*i1. tecent decline In prices, tales , ,, thn Associated I’rr-as "till* ie- „f t||1||l| ...... For Stone* upon whleh you can rely and kaow what you tr# R. P. Ferguson, district pas­ him EPVEItnl bln |>rr* fh f CRfliff llfl t f f ’-ltui luirriand,, production aa belrgt turnaor«rv adiuatmsnU which wmt»l nil* vls-wi*. I Workcia ui du Lewi*, said lie was Is, I winch have boon acuially ( of the sraiop pa-sed r ' l i l v senger agent, said most of the getting see passenger load waa made up of p ti!b la i . our *ow m y movid1 .... Vhllr"n ............ . liuppy wlieo the niiiiers won ttid J'"' over or slightly iimtli of die H«- Veterans of Foreign War* con­ Mr. Castle from (ha inflationary postwar I vPntl,rM lo prodicl ||uu n ......Hi p »um -ms lav ...............dcnlly oily ntifinl died pipendingfinal uiifuildied , i l ,u ,, tn hams, capital shortly afle 6 : ill vention delegates and their fam­ peaks Into a batlar adjtialsil level 'vhl,,hrr Hie Holy .See a forthwie"iiivalrv i> iml ......... ...... ......... inn'ecHons and’nrceptance necep 000 waa pul A. M. (L S T ). Highest Windt weir , ilies trying to heat the hurricane pt prosperity," Hawyar reported, "i® wmild announce tlf n,(B case," lie dedaiud. i l.nv AH In nil, 142,3611,1 Ei Coast, “ Evcryw hiri buiinitltticn point* whi*th«r H I l tioiu*i actually *t mi, a | 4 f f v » i wilh. *I ' <1 rfiiiftriii?!lrin1 fund imaer ,_ (polird a I f t mile: an hnu. in up the Enst x x x but they have imthiui: to Improvement lioprovi'nienl (Commission ommlaalon iitpei*ut»m. ))U^ jc (n (’t ,op ¥ejo tj,y ,n N i »a* u . •d ko a sharp r t o lin r of Inveti- bail been found. M IA M I. Aug. 26—UP)—Soma Nelthei wnn there any hint to- ,|n wttl. thh msr absotulely after it wna established in tprloa from th * rataller hack let St. JUHT W EST OF CLOCK Ph. I$M , „! ainre that Btiliih rnlon al s aught people confuse the phenomena of 1916 Of that, 937.114)1,000 through tha primary • pft.dnrer* ganllng Hie oatiiio of the expectad nothing." thu sloun. tiatur* with thoa* o( gimenaaaati i ovulation, pirauinably to ba made Tli h* sice) w oiter* ure asking from aisle uppmprlatlpna and |4-- the weektsl tbit ot *1 I l M nng i th* major reason why i„ «„ « a . M. hulfrtiii the Miami ; A worried woman called in * manufacturiing. . production ami liv Pope Plus X II at same future f„r 9126 a mouth pensi .iis ns n I20.tmtt from various donation) and Newt today and •■■m ilI I’M hour V, .*»o| 'hi 4top of that, (tjuIm- tyrathcr nmeail said the storm date. partI Ilf . I .in’ 30 .................. ,pack, ......... .i Allaini Daily e* have h tale* declined, x X I . . t i l si I S J. I . . n il , ,,) , t ' . . s t s » < I n n I s . is It. il.t .u l »» s naked, "During a hurricane, d u . The New York Time* reported age which they hove inked ihr piovement /'ommlaalon flnndced’ . . lllP imun-iiy d u n n g 1 r, 'The ccmiemi* xxa seemed to. police slop care at itata rmoileie' "n of 93l6n<).fH)n worth (|in lk|U w m, |||tf)s« il einds ee- the fj ha that tn maat, situation Inven-, rcreriHv that the bones of Hip ' Imard In 7" on aelf-llqilldatlng (|nmtt*rl at iietwcuil tIU anil I 2U lines H torlei have now. been cut down U|iimtle weto understood to have • The Imaid will close it* lo ur- of huildioga ’ m||ea „„ |luur. to or Im I ow level* needed for cur­ been found leas tlinn 21) feet ha-'lliK" m-sl Tuesday nftel two days hiuid I-o n *. When l ie 1949 Legislator.’ i eprrntl,. nature JA CK SO NVILLE, Aug. 26-O P) rent; sales and that tha naar fu­ low tile pavement of the banlllca. of rebuttal hv toe no . . . ...... ...... wnromgs ....... _ — TIip Jackson villa Naval Ale Vntlcan sourren onoffielally i'1 'h" "ne. , nmilpd all i.iiiilinilng spjiroprla- ^ th storm, huirirune ture, would tee a new stimulus to The hoard then will oh.on o Hons, it koorkeil out 91,288,1100 ill covered h I P.l-miie stretch o t lire] Station said today It wax Jtot a induction aa buying all along Imvc labelled the ir|i»rt fontnstlc. l . V e in ! tefugee nlrport for planes fleeing i* line grows to level of nes-ds. Comment williln the Vutlrau re- repor t to Fie I'leiii inn,.”, 11 r hudding upropriatlon* of thu 1«47 ... . , ..................... ............ I.... . Leid home tl,,,t the Cahtiei had r,Vich ,.stVt7) i 1. tl^ » lre « trr MUml the hurrlcane but that It had poitedly Is divided some believ­ recoiniii the n o v e l .... . . ! im' •"leased for expenditure i.p ' ‘ ,V..- »'-*« alerted to aerv# aa a raing. other* disbelieving tha ac- lug. hid f . | •" that money revered to are*, and Inland to li,el|i m ti t Kiev will lend to pea. r hi urn nt. try. ( Mtato general fi.ml -m ittna ’Tlew",? * . , ,* S « V T Z ' T h .* .K i t e . .. Id Navy plane, A similar division exist* among Industry Thee tilt dav l nice -hi. . . . i by 6o. (t n a s ta a s * V i s a P a s s n a s i ___ " ' “ Ihp ;(,lrrir.|„ . from Key West and MlamL wera Rome’s newspapers which are M ’ lm projects nil the list which »l" , a "ot hirUided In the hurricane Mr. Truman In the slei bronght th* list of such area* to rnroute north, th * Key Weat didn’t get hv before th# repealer ar**„ .. >S. A ll,o f then: report 12 per cent continuing to Indulge in wldo apec­ ends Sept. 14. planee headed for Dallaa and went lido effect were: '• t Mean wide, South Florida rus 1 ulation. Vonrhees had Inhl (hr Imaiil ur more of their Isbot supply out Au ............. gymnasium end «* preparation* for the auproech Miami planet headed for Atlanta. The Vallcno radio and Quotl- Hurl Ihe only way It ■-n*’.> m. ...)*• of $1176.WK) science hall at Florida ing atorm. Merchant* began Imardtllano said: "Tills Information does purchasing power was to , 1 .1111POCKET MONEY Tq* dapsrtment said the addi­ Ing up itoreftont* at oawo Snmll LOS ANG ELES. Aug.26-W>>— tion* were made herauae ilia not have the character of Inno­ mend "Hint sleel wiukrt*' wages A and M. College for negroes: a boat* scurried up the Miami River j 1 ,000,00(1 University nf Florid* vation, having hern published hy lie ileereaseil m ole iljem e In king »• Beery, ll-ycar-old aeatuhior such areas was widened The Miami Wealher Br.icnn Carol Ann ugiieultiire building; $460,000 for adopted daughter of the lata to cover most of (he nation. It Hie press of various countries In customer's shrinking <l''mnii<l for ordered northeast storm warnings various county armories, 1336,* steel prodlirts." Wallace Beery, will have $600 a ••Id H>e additions did not reflect other circumstances.” "Mr. Vonrhee* t al k s a’.'mi Die (mil fm livestock pavilions and hoisted north of Melbourne t.> F tr- month pocket money. "However)” they added, " It Is •fUjlijlncroaa* in unemployment tiamllna. They already flew frnm background of this case,'’ Murrny 1 926 ( 1,000 for slat# park develop' well to observe that In an tmpor Superior court yeeterday dah « l. no new critical unem tant Melbourne south to Key West, and delicate m atU r one aaiih "Why does he not m nthm Ida meut. creed that th# g irl—who wilt replovnuint area* have cropped up taking in Hot entire east coast own $70,323 ncnsi iiynsiao er V i. tlhla' m tha regions originally survey- should adhere to official and datl (Irving Tha hurricane was still grow- calve a third of the octer’a $2,Olds, rhirmau of the nite news which step by step Ing In e ll* and Intensity. Highest i>00,000 estate when she become* twinIII of II. H, Rtvrl) |63.ril6 p h i * comes to Christianity. wind* reported *n far nea- th e . 21 —be allowed lo withdraw a total j 4^,PH Ik* critical area* are ■Inn, or Mr. Fairies*' (llyninmln "And it ia not without profound (r n a tia a e O X-rasa P a g e OSS) Ineludfd In Frealdent Truman's Fairless, II. H Steel p irih lrn t), leu. In tnis. ha contanded tn *t "It storm canter were 120 miles nn of $1200 n month from her guard hour at Cat Island in the eastern 1lanahlp fund. Tha actor’s format program of channeling govern- slgnlflcance that one who divulg- $76,637 pension?" uplieais there have been extractad Bahamas and gust* to 76 miles | wife, Mrs. Mary Areta Fojrt, wtU HI »wo ------------ construction and ed (such news) up in m *h^ contract*, Tim union ............... wli.i a lto ^ M uT r’ihiV^wItneM po'«lbU'"aa1f' PoDO ^ per hour at Nasiau adminlstar use of $700. head* the CIO. said that * DOfloan.,aid* their way aa much aa solemn occasion* was tha rM,r", I'lcrlmlniilnry alatamanld statements hii by mat metThe Vatican radio and Quoti- hees Is "ngnlnsl a iimde The strong side of the dough­ poiMbl* to help the hnnl-hlt i " i l u . h " in violation of Maragena dtano recalled that the Po m on nut-shaped storm hail not yet VET BILL PABBBB May 18, 1942, spoke of arcluwloW ASH IN G TO N , Aug. 86 2*-<JF) ASHINGTON, — WD f w T i n r J i v w«B; r / r ' w a s ' r L ' ^ ^ g m s t a ! " ' reached Nassau. Gales extended outward 200 miles tn th* north and gicat work, then only recently be­ himself and hi*.fellow eucuilvun. I t w l lha — Bills to glva specially-equipped east and tOO miles to the west automobile* and special housing gun In the grotto nf the Vatican. "Last ye*r Mr. Vuorlim, look Tha Pontiff said tha fipdtaga a wage incrmi-e of K’l.MIT. Mr. light of the committee to , » k of the eenter. aid to niora dlsablad disabled veterans Increasing wind* and abnormally had demonatrated. among . other Falrleia an iiii-rrn«r nf .120,167. Mnragon about hia peiaonal ofMaragena high tides were predicted along were headed for President Tru­ ...... ami- to — demand .. thing*, that the basilic* of BL and Mr. Olds 922,367. This err- fnlre man's desk today. Peter waa built on tha tomb of the lalnly did not show the smon con- I'v'* '"'"1 l'«pvr*. He p rot*.U d that th * Florida east coast. Th* House completed congress­ ret it about InMntimi th.r it ,....1 coinniltUe coun**l had refuiod to Precaution! shouU be taken Im­ lam chow der prince of the apostlea. m tkrntn now puriimt m ltsve.'’ l r,‘' urn P«P*ra tha$ Mnragon Uirn- mediately for Ihe protection of ional action on ' th# Senate-ap­ ______ _ ad- gentlemen On Jan. 30, 1940, tha Popa • f««l New England life and property In thn area proved measure* yeeterday. The uni unlnn president nnid Hint i, l _ f v* r lo Jh# commilHa*. • dressed Roman students and de- „ The Mrrhees hml laid hare "the rr The accountant’* *tory of Mora- where hurricane warning* ar,i dis­ i-n k . « o , , „ i . played, Chief Storm Forecaster ’t t f i t t i ' l V * & d ,{ l,k l,,v l , C V . M r l»B»,l>l» W o n , M u . . . n . . . Grady Norton said, MW* of the R|o Grand* hiahooele Tha alerted Florida coast hatn o T icn . I W illful «"»». who, through devices:called. _ _ lE TM . TOi KENNETH i i . ik . -# u >m f*f management, control thu steel Carmine S. Belllno, aecooHant tened down. Some houteholden Whose te ReeMsae* RetMsne* la C w jo w a * H i B c r c u i. ■ I mduitrv nf this touniry." i for the SeHata Investlgatlona Ipib- and business firms began board u ar* hereby reaalred to apYou • which we hay* lneeamaN8M | ..........................................................Irommlttoe. gava the testimony at Ing up ytalaiday. Boatman moved pear tan September I*, till, » • •In divorce prooeedlag pendcertain croft to safe anchorages. * J iMoked tongue that can’t ln_ the tn t la tha ClreuH Circuit Court ol Ship* and planes at the Key tnole Couatr. In Chanocrr, fa u ' n' n in iM " w l d ^ i h K ^ T etaad Weat naval base were ready ‘ to filet* i cupohs" (of Pflt.n Peter’# bMMUA) with th# commltte* loat If the atorm headed that way • ’Ttrlatr , - was and i i the plpcti of hia aepulwaiting " " 'n‘ bU* con^ ' Iu,y 2fl Meragnn repeatedly vhad Norton called the hurr'r-una "n I’.ta n ^r 1 f I 1MFONTRD . chre," renegade” and "a bad ac'.ir." "Without doubt, when the hour -Sunts except here* In 'w nsh fn i th« hm,* / FRM CH G K M M Ha said It pursued * veering i t revelation cornea, it win Rut Taler, • H r , Beilin* B D IIIN D aaltl 9o thl> Immaculate deancourse during th* peat three days, oat solemn and all the Chris- «nn remembered an ____ w p ji MtaMwtERi aervlca.. with tha beat first eurvlng northward then shift­ world wl l hall It with ra- hurl opened In Ban Aptonlo. litfW S n r ft o H d . ing hack westward. A Navy hur- ■SAL •lo t of tha work n unH r.U tioa. of faith and nine Hid Ma Beilin* an* hunter plans had * dlffllaa achieved will LONDON. Aug, 2#— C/F>—Sir Stafford Cripp* told , department heed* of Britain** govern­ ment today to get n a d y for at len t a 5 per cent ifa’i V in next year’* National budget. Such a rut would bring laving* of $600,000,- Labor a SCRAPS’ $7,511 Worth Of Food Furnished Children .......... BAOBAB v"“ »“ '* — :s „ :r r 2SS ar D r Henry McLaulin Story Branded Aa Premature On i sta,c *L,,ildln* Finding Of St.Peters’ Bones president Told DIAMONDS THAT GLITTER .Sit'd TalkH ‘"avU inTlzt ....... ‘ -"'I..... :■ castle « CoHt Of Living Five Percenter Things that make A N N ETTE’S “Tick” C •rwjvL.^ S 5" ht:i t:; u'i'JSivw CHILI— CORNED B E E F - iBBMJaiLaw ■<*. Leg«I Notice Ur’a B iV sS S b K 1fflfeiiiatinnPfwunt! rH,m#2.t' S f e ak'sa ta SK 'A N N E X E ’S ARNdfsBhMF ak total Inconm ra.” l ^ h A.W a fy ia ? .," 'Thrc™- 000 a year In three be _ to 9U9,60B,a NOTICE r - wo»K»(AN8Hir ms. - fU lU fr tJ M T o rt M fiM M iam ( ru n w in d o w OL* NOTICE BSEffiS a’lloek oa tha GLASS'. A ^AINT CO. I a w. r. MtNsaaw School aid a aix A certified cheek ar ' tha bid rauo4 iV t l’TIld • dapoaM of To* dollar* wffl (II Tam la Baafeed) Now Associated W ith mop. * StminoU^ County h Spa: Jewelry �la Uattf Tl««r* Is gtimgth—. "-* THE WEATHER 1* Pj*MH Ptoto #f th# WorHi ^ of Am*rl**» To Pr«*Me Prosperity for S.nferdT Pertly cloudy through Tueeday. Semi likelihood of a few lnei) tknw.ri. Genii* eouthwest r r lr •rind*. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER - fGLUME X X X X ftrms Aid Fund May Be Use To Erect Plants Died In Rescue . , _ i gg a — 1 ■ Truman Offers Britain Aid In Dollar Crisis J t& V k lg L WASHINGTON, Au*. CP)—Administration f w i l i beat i u l t ) ,oi i ffv r l In th r 5?niJ< to direct that President Truman y * i 8 to 10 per rent o f the bllK o n a of dollar* Confreaa haa ap­ propriated la run tba governmanl. The Senate voted 41 to 29 to autpend Ita rulea end adopt a '‘rider” to the armed service* appropriation bill to order Mr. Truman to make the eavlnia. That wee abort of the two-third* vote required to suspend the ruiaa. Vie# President Barkley ruled that a two-third* v o lt w*» necessary although the Senate parliamentarian had hald that •Tha l*aua could ba aettlad bv a ■Impla m ajority vota. Tha Sen­ ate upheld Barkley's ruling hr a 41 to 88 vote. PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2 9 -$ » > — President Truman atsuied -rl*» ridden Great Britain today ol tun est American eo-opetation ti< e**e her financial plight and tn m tr ih i world trade esiential to l<r«i •ny peace. Speaking to the American I egion tonvetilion after Philadelphia wrlcorned him wilh soldiers, muw and cheering crowd*, ihe Preiident **> nounced a set of four bairn pun ciple* to guide next week’* con ferences on Britain's gold ami dollat shortage. J ~.■”~VJ'‘ Specifically disavowing critic CAUGHT BY T H E ri-'.IUtlFIC hurrfane wlnila tha itm within this country ol Bniam’ * i-*taiiriint In t’(ii!!|iam> suddenly find* Itself an outdo Socialist government, the Pico away tiy the i'lipm-t of the atorm. Wind* of IRO-ni dent said the United Stales doe* not propose to interfere in another country's "internal politic* " Tha President, flis t Leflonnahe elected to that office, waa w r­ ing an black Legion with the Ing i,*gion cat* * i stood Missouri..................... Insignia. He - - - - - at at- Rotary Is Told Of Delinquency By Judge Farmer WASHINGTON. Au*. 2 9 - , /pi —Two Senata committees voted today to let European member* o( the Atlantic Pact usa part of Pres­ ident Truman's proposed $1,410,000. 000 arms aid fund lo build (Heir own arms production. Senator Connally (D-Tex) told reporters the combined Foreign Relations and Armed Service* Committee* voted 11 to 9 to permit use o l the money to buy look equipment and raw material* to produca weapons in their own fac­ tories. Connally said the vote came on r. amendment by Chairman Ty me* (D-Md) of the Arms Serv­ ices Committee. Senator Vandsoberg (R-MIclii had ar*ued egalnal the proposed R eg istratio n For Opening OfSchools J r On ^Wednesday Registration of all achool pupils, white and colored, will take place Wednesday morning throughout Seminole County, Bupt. T. W. 1. awtun announced today Tha registration* will be atarti,l at the various achool* starting H 9.00 o’clock oml continuing un­ til noon, and bus aervlca will he provided to transport the pupil* to all school*. _ All pupil* of all grade*, whelhthay are now pupil* or have previously attended achool In Seminole County era required to register, anld Mr. Lawton. No further attendance will he anulred until Tuesday. Sept. 6 when the tarm commence*. All principal* and achool lunch rrnonnel met last Wednesday at the Junior High School to hear E. R. Jackson of tha Bureau of Health Information of the State .jlcaith Departnien discus* sanlfVitlnn and sterilisation 'n rela­ tion to achool lunch program*. Ha alio diicu**ed personal hygiene The talk was arranged by the demlnnl# County Health Unit, working In eo-operatlon with Usa county school lunch program. outi*» of iirsft.noo.nno to aMinu(Ceettaue* On Pag* ala) JU STIC E IL l T YORK, Me., Aug. Supreme Court Juattce Wllay B, ■Rutledge ta "showing Improve­ ment" at York Village hospital, a spokesman aald today, The BB-yaar-old Jurist Ila under treatment eon.a n t fo r a circulatory e li._ dltlon, mon, tha hospital anld. The Judge's fam ily declined to permit any further statements about h i* condition. WARREN CONFIDENT TALLAHASSEE. Aug. 88-GF) ^-G ove rn or Warren today an* tr e a te d confidence tha Lagialatore w ill provide sufficient reve­ nue-to meat Ita appropriations. He ha* called tha lawmakers In­ to special ■***inn fo r Sept. 7 to make up a 187,000,000 deficit'be­ tween Its record 1848,600,000 approprlatlona and anticipated re­ venue. Warren declared to ball era* a sufficient tax program w ill ba apjro va d ' “ without undut delay." H u t declined to predict (to num­ ber of daya tha axtra aesalon w ill SLw*. ■* Aaaodated Press Leased Wlrs N o . 265 . RF C Calls Florida S & u t/ie tn rx i Disaster Area For CHICKC Purpose Of Loans ——11.1.■*—i President Tells Am­ erican Legion U. S. W ill Not Interfere In Internal Policies LISTED AS DEAD In the daring in cu r of mrrvlvors of the II. 8. ■ml'imirina Cochlno which exploded amt sank In the Arctic Lt. W il­ son M. Shafer, Jr., Stamford, Conn. Shafer and flva other crew­ men aboard tha Tuak were swept overboard during leacue opera­ tion* in the heavy tea*. (In te r­ national) - R estaurant Loses Front To Hurricane Winds f e n a t e Committees Vote To Let Euro­ pean Nations Make Their Own Arms • t . v„Wis - - SANFORD. FLORIDA., MONDAY AUGUST 29. 1949 tetabH*hed IMS Okcet hohee LeLittle Damage In I.,fike vro Sdves Residents O f Glade Aren From Seminole County Repetition Caused Bv Storm O f 1928 W XSIUNSTON, Aug, -X* n owe - i - V-.-...W44 LliJ e*T". ance I iirpurallon teday declar­ ed the hiirrle*ue.«tMirk a*eH«tt of Florida * ",11,.rater area.'* Senator I'epper aald the agency now could arrept requests fo r dlaa.ler Inanv. The RFC la conaldrting vetting up * dlea*tar Damage by die fiiiriir.ine m d.e loan fifths in Ihe area where Sanfoirl arra w*« i-p <i|r l l > lir J the atorm did the moat dam­ age but will nut decide deflncomparatively light rvrrpl f,„ hm Heir until hearing from Fred of *ome young irl-rv | I—.|», firw e ll. it, Florida manager, a few young vegrteMrt and ( ’ mo*.Senator Holland anld the Farm­ fruit, lt>*»"* uf win !, iver- t-(ier* llomr Xdndnlatrntion fa mated at 10 to I ’r ptreen* rln* ready to acrept applicatiuna for * lii.inv for purpose* of rehabllli litslii'd mm h n f'th e F lu id ' - iv i'/ ihiV'rm'Jstde crop. r*l'»it* and replanning. m dining pla." when " * riitn«> tt-n-efiunl I* carried The tmin vtrucluril dainrg- wr* Moll and laid (he applications de«-»n Imur v-*i,i-tty > n * . 1 . kr.l in Ihe nr*a liny he made through the couna tool %he<l nf Alnrritan I mil i Inlei ii.-tltonal Soundphoto 1 t f office* of (ha agency or Grower* Inr, on lleeulall Avenue through lh» state ail per visor which blew ove, die mad. com *1 (,alnfavi|le. ! Tool Site*.! Of An*eriI ran F ru it Growers Wrecked Bv Winds McKibbin Praises James V. Hunt’s Picture Gallery Sanford’sSumnwF Thrown Open To Curious Newsmen Recreation Deal pletely deuiuluhing the *hrd and downing a number ol power line By E V. W JONES wire*, blocking die toad li.u lo i, H im C.l \ | i | Aug 29;_</P) and tool* dnl lint appeal 111 be I w* ni » ql, t.ip lr No,tun. chief damaged to rum h exlrnl thr ihrd vlorrn bun utei Mi.iini, on a My M XX It XI I. wav open to du wind hu< v.tioui luu, of th- wiumded cilie, and * W ASliI d .lO N o l, . 1 (d ’ l Ihe pi uiTe aallrrv in Jadiei itlg bll'hhogv With i love, I ,tdev did luwna pi ibr luum me il* it,image y . Hunt'* 't(|c- war liiiown open to impri bon !iv reporter* today. Il not apepai to be datnige.l | ate, yetleid.lv Ijjcliidr* pii tore* of f ir iiiir r ii lninian. II *eii,ior* or fmmei tenalnu, Rosil VMlI IlMtl^C .1,1' l^C | i*» k i l-.prr id damage. tenllon aa the 70 place 11 . 8. Army Army pi nvr<l band from Washington "Hall To tha Chlef.,r The band swung Into Cal**"'1' Are Rolling Along 1 a* tha I dent, followed by official* "’"l dignitaries, walked pat hi* gi.at i and hi odd Hou»r mt .nlieri. ih fO U g llo ttl ih# ro u o tv v * . -.11 | [ | , f t , of honor. Previously he stool m '.(« ipnttv lot.rl wire ksge "It i* nol to much deliquenl front of an A ir Force eonflngmr. At ,l|l|*ienl tin-** liming the Senate to -p e r rentei hearing*, mated hv ^oi" 1 "*v •' •!'•’*»» u „ ,| i I h r» xxitl* little more patent* who cause juvenile delin­ posing for picture* with l BUt'igi aplinl iHt'lmr, on Hunt’* * 55.000 rhm, il'ifidV MMiirrtl by tlv« mender Perry Brown of the leg.... wall* liin'i' been meiilliinrd Tlie quency a* il it delinquent society", No (ignic* <>i. K ind >c|,>, >i 1"'"’ !||ie*l mod President Truman outlined gen Surce** ot S anfntd'* recreation l»ptliHti"H In - been Unit hr u » e ,l|D J r t D - * *»id Judge Matlie H. Farmei. trally a program for combatting program thi* lumruer among both them lo impre** potentlHl client* | D i g D I O W I \ 6 l U r n S are ev.»d*Me hut itn d rll ’> i* u I W , fixitid ih- |icn|i|e i>f the area Change county juvenile court Communism, restoring the world Rngrr ij XX'liile, lliin l'* lawyer, _ c(tided h>r ih# (>ciu>d -il th» U'lim |,(tqiy tint the, >nd then fsmilte* judge, who tpoke before the Ro­ trade balance and bringing pm* while and colored children was )lCvlt,"l new,Mien lo look Hie p ic - T « A l I n n l i M T k - - _ _ si 7 : 0*j un lie . *<■(iiidin< to ^ ^ w n f ciltvr n rl (It H I lir I n1il I Wffck* (ininled nut Thmiday evening in nerlty to Europe In the face of tary Club today, "A ll of u* are .......... M l lie -on!, I lino I* no Moughlutt. Ii . wcsll,rim.ui I ix^r WiH mtur w itlfip rf.1 (1llir radio talk try City Manager Soviet Russia’* hostility to deim.•Sc>et aleoit any of liio,e. XVe __ f _ to blame and all of u* should do eratlc effort* to generate recovery C lifford McKibbin. | hr qloiit) wltit It Norton The v il.tlti'l-I Kind anil tn‘ i j djdn I ,trol any of them XVr didn't U / • 1 1 . I l t r i n n a something about it". Mr. Truman spoke to a crowd ! “ (telling a la ir * l* rl in obtain­ get '*ov «f them at the point of ■ I I I I I I L / j r l l l g v l u S D S from Ft lit.*v ' >kIi I in o.nh 11ar1 AVAinfil I tun I t*i imllioni ii (r it day inorultig, iilayeil *>*'-■*>i Pointing out that Orange county In Convention Hall estimated bv In,i mmprprf Imvirrli I Ii w cfitit llflick ing authom atioi) m planning the • lit legion officiate at I ft, 000 . nwer linev <"l at nlie Inur is planning a fall round-up to go limit I* the mamifaclurer*' 4it In roVNtJ He went to the convention aftei program, Mrs. I*, ivt. Gingle* car- COurwel, now ill In a horpital. D c t i n a n e f elf of thr lintellellnn* wetII f IIi t tori into the jail*, the recreation cen­ parading t h r o u gI h crowd-lined of eervlee, *c,.l_ Manatci . tied out a very good recreation in n (Is,’ ters, (he schools and tha home* rtreete led by a hi vtorlo mounted ' ‘ i I’ny Coltmeii of thr Florid* F >v -i i> "l So the f >m c:i-ti i" made what he program." h« alated. "W ith the I CSV!* termed , *!tui|i|e" nr preliminary Light .CO. Four «i!dlttn»iil fn an effort to find out everything guard unJ4co-operation o f The Herald, all nM !nfn I survey lie rciveied iteci* town hewet# ^ rc u g lii lipr# that b not.right, .and * aoa^jrhat . "It la a wonderful turn out." the pTMtdairt said at Itmvhaon, •‘‘and event* way* adequately gn*0*inced. crew* ! (wren Minin' and Juno, and lalVoil picture can be done aTm.it i t J o in > « « * r Y '^ 'k V . T " horsT'arlTjlaryi^an The City Commistlon appropriated N EW YORK. Aug f t - l / P ) Tlie men vn rleil Friday out>l nllti an airline pilot who lisd Juat Hunt private office. Tlinie wer« — Th# N *» Vnrk mrtropnlllan er said that if members ot the Notic >k i «m * n« ra«e aia* midnight, then f'" N d o lttl't until |.,iiinH,e<! I,v car from Jacksona relatively small amount of money oiiiai ...... in adjoining mom*. arra «aa haltered by 7n.»r,ll#. inlilniglit Hit Hi In, n>> I (' >"i rln, vill.........Hi ary Club similar organisations' t r y LIU O and n o n lim ilR T o iiiig if t iiiw n e i , , of 1'ieeldent Trn for the program in June as fu n d i] rhe iiM m on hour wind* today a* Ih# It,,,, wo iieaded llirougli the would look upon the children o ft M ’ f t V ' O l * C a f r a W a V had not lieen included in the vest * min mm, mi a table, ft bear* the hurricane that hit Florida Dirk- | light Rmulev to inHnlgl't. »"'l ,•• ngnln >ni M>> i"ti ni -Invlilil'l innyic ■>( fallen l i e " wldch all the community •» (Heir pals, they . a. wa hudge, 1„, summer r c c r c a .i,^ V *, #d north. The Weather llurraii 1 ilni min ti *viik It, • <*i tv Siii'il** \ l.iil i .In. ke>l lire lugliwHy and boat would never have any noubl* •mid the wind*, arrtinrpunlrd I "">K tiler hint >>•**■>l ‘ I n i >1 >" | .,,,, ,. iv to Ill'll" iil.idc. on tlie "A broad W ]J > ™ 7 II,mt IL o u ......... by ratn, rn irlinl fhrir hlehc-ii ,, i , r ,k „r L a ii nkeeiicholie*. ill Ctr' |lt t.t.'lll '1 I with ihem. ,1 nf Mt* 1 (( n.HeaeN tie Pass ■*«* velocity *1 5,1(1 A. IXf.. Ily !* I >■'. titfnit mi l" "Often we find that the only u,1, ahlp' of 'various* cl vie rtiihe. Tin ........ .... I If.........* l’-r Hit I *(| >4■ 'hi Ml V I . n...i it.k n • ' - ' I hin in m u given till* im-line, •X. M. the wind had «iilt*ldrii lo thing In the world a boy need* Is s «|t|f ll| I I Ml . '-’ I mile* an hour. Il#tw##ii |* . |«nll* » a friendly pat "U (he hack, »he Mavur Andrew Carrawav, who linn *,id 2.1.11011 rnnatimer* In I A 111»XV4 ' I iiii itg ! *■11•, h«»! «l ll»ri> raid, of the -■-j" chief ram. adding among that ;»"* one '>■•■■■; returned Thursday by plane from t.cd for both white and f"l"re,l D on. t v Mm a "t't.l ’I'.VM Me- X K* i* the bechildren. A* a result, Lewi* Jnnr, ' *tiBl,*,.. M. li.im * o * odtltaiv , J" V " f k « e tc wllhnul r l c r l r l iral service \ ‘> r.tl hlw r ^ t "Nobody Washington. D. C. after a 10 dav f ♦ 11fl 4*e 'MttxC'l hlii'vii't* fur a li m e *« at (ienrK**lo»'n and Adam Ijalne. Pi J.b?_Ah,I« i"* ± .." .0,,0(,y vacation, atatad today that he re(I'fHiltl** iPnatiaaea * • e»*» • '* * Hire* ware knocked down in *• of Xaughsn ceived "unofficial encouragement” at Goldsrinro have rnndurUd well I lin n 4ffl 14*H Brooklyn, <|ueen* and Ihe ' »t»l* H .... Iitnnned iccrcatlon nroprnm* fm ! u-i-ri*>»;i| !>. my good friend (’ ■ ’1 from RFC officials regarding Bronx. . it ,(f»ird. fuP ! ner'icf* h • colored children includlmr *wim 'uueX Bunt with all good wi-.li Sanford's proposed terminal loan. — ofI W*I1 •" K *k» ii (ft *( i i f * i' Mi,M than 035 '■ H B Vaughan" ii'.id cn l, of San With Representative Sid Her- tain* partle* twice a week. vhl.lt >• * )*f 4;ft fill fMl "Mra. Gingle* ha* been nvsi-t t In t'.e rei-i-ptmti mom K a 'imp C H A R L O T T E . N f Ana n> Ifm il were housed Friday night long, he visited RFC attorney’s 'l l f%ilflT«,(M in 'I t . h ,'til I >1 <■( Hunt with President Tru ,/p . Tt i ; i......■ ,,,.,( Saturday tnnrnmg in aohnola and officials and was advlatd to ,«l In th > program for white dill 1*19*’A '88 ix119 w\ iking t m l other Iniilding- ilcMgnntcd an «l II H ills ,it Arnold. ' e «»lg Itumrene wa, M. WASHINGTON, Aug. 29—<JP> go ahead with the court action dren by A Burnett, Tom Gataldo. Alii'ii* »r t Il h phittMIlmvHifi, thrrr ® today — New application for joblaai needed in order lo validate tha Timl R uiil. M r*. Murttn Rrnkhi*f in I Majtir ,,i o .l.r Xtliiltnra Iiy the Siummile Chapter pnymanta have dropped to tha using of parking meter funda for »on, She In and France* Moure ami im f tl^ An Fm-i- hand (now a ‘ Ii turned b a d to llir iiorrliciu fd'i ♦* (i-p(i „ ' I,,,,t hem I f Gm Red C m —. Malcolm ti, + ,M ( fills, 11(1If Ml Hilhy Btrnstrom. A variety ,>( iirutemuil colonel l„, Nm th ...,l ........ (owsat level tinea last November. collateral for tha loan. Mie." | ing Me. Neill, disaster chairman, »", . fl - oullici t e a at (9 a rl ( t t .’ *"1 of Th* Bureau of Employment ......need Gils ntoMiniK Thin action, first to be taken gome*, hobble* and craft, have* White «,l<l t hi- n a , Islen at «r- • • . , Wfd I c> concert tn which' 11 * *[* S dying effort to ictum jt ,f pier 9M v » lGGf’c'l. Security said yesterday a steady un in Circuit Court, la necessary Seen lecn taught ami children have „ White I I hii— I In--tn included 218 while per 1 t i v wm »trP been encmiraged to become pro , 'elecllmi writlrti liy Hunt w a ,;*1 ’ in# Atlantic orrsn where ii wa. slackening “ in tha rat# of new because thera Is no precedent In mm:, who were aludtnrcd m th" *rm thi'iihthlKli (he 'll i r . * t t * * » i Oo Page a*** ti'-ivoil, mtitleri "Niece of Dude 'pawned a week ago. Industrial layoffs," fa Indicated placing parking mater funds at t M#*ing«** r F MuKddtnt South Side Primary. Grammar, In sharp drop# In new unem­ such collateral, aald Mr. Carraway , . . , „ . 1 howling monster which up ........... | Hint nl 1. ini o'cluet Snl lunior High end Seminole High ployment alnc# mid-July. „ water mam had • Sehoola. More than 117 negro rethis morning. In itia l claims Indicating new „! qqr, t'o'f. A "enue, doe toi-'ileuts were hollaed hi (’room* ..pel and M u . Hunt with Veughen.l’ , " ,j i . . * co<,‘ ' "" leu With hi* brother Acey, Mayor unemployment numbered 289,307 Carrawav attended a dinner given piiifl lhl» whs tnkun nt in -l . f *, rnciJiy. rutting a mu! nf tree mot* The m o l,|and Hopper AcMilcmm* anil al during tha weak ended Aug. 30, by the National Commlttaawomsn —• 1 1 nth4*r Whitr ILuisr uunuart a t , li-nulllon dollar damagf* uvallt, i kmo veil mid Ihe main **• l St -lames A. M. F, I'lmrch in tha report aald. T h li waa a drop of the Democratic Party at the Geoigetown. William M. Walter, 55 year old which two of Hunt’* vmg* wara.wai detcribtd by wpAlbermrn M |,«l| ,-.| Iiv II " " *r«8«ttnN»# •»*» %i « i • ul , S A. Allen, ehairnian of llie of 11,888 from th# number filed Mayflower Hotel ballroom and TMiuerl of Laka Monro# for thr Ml ,-lty etew, «>» old pick mg past tfi years, died at 2:2ft A. M -------h f* vy wmetoto.m th * previous weak ,11 H i..., iri-d flehi ir, lu ll ii ■>'! 1 1 in.'iKii tatlnu Oomiintii'o, used hraid President Truman and Hiindav In en Orlando Ii (i * i i II hI II j g*( su 11 1tl I j 1 T f l l l I h i. . arrou the (.stolin, » i , v in e lim e to >d"«n up tin hi- ruin ami bn vie* at mi charge In itial clatma declined In 40 Vice-President Barkley apeak. Mr F il­ to li ansiiurt colored n -'ldcilli lit Matas. following an Illness of more Ilian ' 1 ,, . . , , , , I’iedniont secllon yextcidny hring j, In te l y end M l During th* trip north ha visited , , ! r l III# reanienl, tie palletil tiulilalloro to tile aiieltei , Idle I ed Also filed, however, wars 7,088 • V « r. F l l l f C l l A t 2 1« , « « ( ) ing heavy ,a in.. Ilul il. .led , rill. Mini *o I o Opel all' IiV lirtvia Furniture Go. iiiovided two claims from veteran* who had Mr. and Mr*. A. B. Patarion at Born Oct. 22, 1873 In South ____ j twisting power w ai ird u c rd lo Itml truck* to tak«r fund to aiieltei,. bean filin g under th * service­ Jamestown. N. Y. and at Chatau- Lyon, Mich., M r. Walter, a re 11 ash in Ihe all eel ol new YORK, An*. 23—(< 7 *1 — e y» Must of those In th* 'helter, man1* readjustment benefit pro* ou». Th* Petcrsona era alio now tired auditor, moved to Lake Mon r^** atomic tinrniiing of tliroihlms htcakitig, shingle testing end the hill mil I o Iil<i’ h r ei al tniXiii I reen ■< i- lilown ■laved from 2:UH A M, to lUdhl gram. This program expired fo r hark In Hanford. roe from Btonewsll, M l**. For * ,n Aug. ft. I DIB. imik 210,000 to I fouling o f power sod com m iinir* y M. Saturday, said Mr. Mac* ( ( * * « * ■ ■ • « Ita T e e * MSI _ (C a a tta s e C D a H | « Its * number of year* he onerated « .mp.iim i live*, Induillng tho»« of Neill. About 80 people worked at rnteken farm at Lake Monroe. j .lo.qoo troop*, »«v, tlie mayor of L m | Grose Headquarter, and at , " * '* t« 7vlv«d by two son*. .!„,,*„#*# city . 'lultcra end did .i "marvelous job" James Clayton Walter, f.ak>-' \ I nvni Stdiuin Bainni wa* in,ald. lie expre»*ed thank* to Monrns. and Leonard Dougla, t#rvlewed yeaterdav iiy Norman , Stutlon XVTRR wluri>e personnel Jfglw r of Miami; on* daughter • rouaioo. editor of the Haturdsy [ 'tayed up all night to make anMrs. Richard McArthur, Oholson. n«y|«w of Literature. . imuricemcnta. on* Mnther, Arthur Waller the mayor said he based hi, | Spunking tn hohirlf of th# Red WASHINGTON, Aug. 29—<JP>— Polilieal tom-tom# in Democratic nf W ticonilni one sister, M r, r,tluiate on the number of ration (.mas ho stated ttint hu and Mr». and Republican camp* hay# begun thumping out tha prelude to tha Lorans Loreni of Chicago. '.-aid, lie l»,urd licfore and after Funsral services will be hshl at exiiloslnn, flnmal wa* the NEW YORK. A w . 2 ? ^ S t 1950 congr**«ional *1*ctk<as. ................. opportunity to thank From the CCP side Senator Wherry (R-Nabl hit the firat nota in a Erickson Funeral Home at 8:3« Ity's rallon cnmmlsaloner during much, or how little, you do. Bone* srmmd the country worry more { ( P, M, tomorrow with the Rev. A ike war. Ilsinal’* figure la higher about that today than ever before, miuh and every one of the many radio ipeech yai'trday. G. Mclnnla officiating. Interment tksn any prevlimaly used hy Jap The reason ii they re in i double rqiirrrr I hry’re trying In get , luntcrr* whose untiring effort* Tha .Sjnaf# Republican laadar aceuiad Truman Damoerati of w ill follow In Evergreen Came , iv m or American source* threatening "our historic way of ♦ tery. *"*» •» Hwr <*n n.i<- .W. r-duc . “ J. "gj K Tlie II. S. strata,3 r “ b*blw £»*«j5> Ufa througn Soclallim, spendthrift tha Ira of Democrat laadsra. public, A t tn t Ram» tin u .^ !Cro*ti during our. first fru^rg^ncy mrvev reported un June 29, 1946,1 ring , _ government and unbearable tax01 D IVIDEND that die most plausible estimate ] l«f,or's drive fo r a shorter work week. Anderson denied GOP charges Inf the 1849 hurricane seuson. ft fa." YORK, Aug. 2--9 -<.flV , . „f lies,] wa* 70,^(IGU to 80,000 with spreads out more industries. that th* Administration (■ landing „ NEW . extilw mill spokesmen warn w i* a pleasure end honor lo work Ha mediated th * election of a tha neopl* toward a "welfare Grinning ax-GI’s linedupby the , n equal number Inlured. Supreme"**? . *r* . . P’1** *sa*In*t worker*each ih*l th# indii'try face.*'with such a fin# group pf. ladies Republican Congrats next year "to state", and that Americana have thousand today to claim their Allied Headquarters at Tokyo on,o lh f r ' « would look like a stale- extiricllon In New England unless 'm l gentlemen." atop tha biggest give-away abow loit some o f their llbaritlM.under •hara o f Uncle Sam’s 12,800,00". f*!>. 0, 194(1, estimated 78,000 * 9 " the consumsr getting they produce more. Mill owners A meeting of Hi* Rad Cross ow aarth." “ ........................ - 1 ............. tha uroral o f It, In higher prices W National1 Service U fa Insur- r|M1j and 14,000 missing. contend that productivity there >Disaster Commltta* will It* h«1d President Truman. Fault Is Placed At Door Of Society, Not Just Parents Program Carried Out By Mrs. Gingles .Is Mailed As Success . I O A tlR flllC UC6&I1 In Florida I , Estimated At 50 Mil­ lion, Mostly Citrus K R e p o rts Progress On Terminal Bonds Residunts O f City Given Shelter During Hurricane New Unemployed Drop To Low Level WllllanTM/WaTter Died Sunday MorniriK Republicani Launch Campaign To Regain Control Of Congress More Output Per Man Is Seen As1Answer To Rising Production Costs Ilamara flgurss on tha soldier unless ways can be found to turn out more good* In less time. Tha railroads are face to face with thr* probletn. Their non­ operating employee go on a 4ft hour week Thursday a t tha tame pay they're baen getting for ift on tha thraahold o f avan aa ex--- -------------------------- ; Governor Harman Talmadg# Is Hour*. That w ill be coetly to the pension of the liberties wa have SURVIVORS S A IL ‘ Ming subjected to etrong prte- roads, unites tto jr either cpn do,# GHOTON, Conn., Aug. 29— (/F) ure to fight for Ihe Senate seat down some facilities two days a tfiua far enjoyed.” Wherry told hla radio - t H m t s —Survivor* of the '■uhmerlne nf XValter George, tha Macon week without loan o f revenue, or that tha Administration haa pro- Cochlno, which sank Friday after Tilegrayh and Nawa said In Sun car* get th * form er amount of re•ulta lu eight leas hours o f work. (R-Ohto) w to too h i .anted maaauraa " t t o t ^ ion in Arctic waters off diy’s edition. however, batttaa la the la v - threaten the aotvsney aff sailed today fo r New The paper said It waa reliably I Rail labor lenders, u t , haa been it i Norway. leformad that a strong move was note that s ernmaa ^ d t o t i f ‘ .......................................decreasing Talmadg* In the] decreasing m letordaya anyway im submarine afoct to enter submarine baso Snate rasa rather than tha'sino# ladw gubernatorial enapnlgn. Senator Anderson fD -N M ) lad ^ BroCIAl fldf fa r tba Damoerat* at a party MIAMI, Aug. ra lly near Hamilton, Ohio. Ha ridtrnaty Senator R. _ Oautlar Mid ieulad OOP "waifera ataU" and today raIntroduction of tba Gulf- "ita tla m " digs at the AdmlnUtrafttream racing data bill might lion. Tha Praaldant, ba daelarad. JaoMurdUa tha race* of tha spa- *9oaki forward w ith Hoga" to •W aaaalon of tha lalatnra, Matting In I960 enough Congrea# H# said he had Informed w m bara to carry out ovary p a n jjtwh an attampt ba mada o f Ua laglalatlvo program. . ^ 1* one form or r arm If Anderson's speech waa tha openIt la aacaatary to tto b U L " In a drive to defeat Ia n - "Tha cHliens o f these United dividend Application blanks, distributed ilrsd are new. He documented h it for tha first tima today, flowed eitlmate by enumerating the out at th* rati of 4,BOO an hour troop organisations Involved. away from the Wednesday nlgbt at th* downtown federal building, partv of the Democratic National ana of the city’* many dlstrlbu- • TAt,M A DG E VS. GEORGE Commltta# convinced that wa a rt tloa centers. MACON, Ga., Aug 29-U P )— State* are not only In pom of ell the tlbertlaa they have enjoyed," ______ to asserted, ‘'but I range* es much as bU per cent less ] Thursday night at ft "0 o'clock at MacNelll sn then in some other textile regions^ th * City H a ll, Mr. ............... An employer In the building in duitrv contends that employes ] avenge one day off for each two, day' nf work. II. C. Turner, J r ..' president of the Turner Construe-; thin Co., with offices In New York, ' I'hlladelphls, Bouton and Chicago, add* up Iti4 Haturdays and Sun­ day* a year, 8 holiday* and 19 v*-| cation day* to got a total of 122 . day* not worked. That leaves 2481 days out of the year's 886. fn a letter to hla employee ha ■eys the one off, two on ratio should mean "starting --------- „ UaJJ.: work | | g | Twe) .JUm ua /W . ..ii._ -.jji. •d. T H E W EATHER JACKSONVILLE. Aug. £9-UP> High Atlanta Birmingham Charles" ClevalMd Mempl Phlf * Jec H al! H I ^ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 26, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 26, 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>, August 26, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6b485d9b3f140f2ea3e932833fa51a8a.pdf 714d0ab619154af8cbd679b310a10568 PDF Text Text A rmc* faun •' $ THE 8 A N F 0 R P HER A L P SANFORD FLORIDA W E D N E S D A Y A U G U S T >4, 194* "a m m n Police Station In New York Is Shot Up By Negri THE OLD HOME TOW N i.., By STANLEY *•* !!•'«* (J I #»l»rt 0 " It NEW YORK. Aug. 24—</P>— A police station wat shot up in wild we»i fashion and bullrli whittled through Brooklyn tlrerli latl night at police and a L uIi . uk priionti fought a tunning gun hat­ tie. The ptitoner, hit by icvetal bulIcta. wai irraplurcd aftci a twoblock chs-.r Thitc policemen and a patter•.•Minilarj Pope m |Tower Production J Shows Big Increase ■ »...!•• ■*, O O p F R E Y ANDERSON K A P Newafeatoroa ® STR A SB O U R G _ Stra.bour, choeen new "capital" of weaterrl European Union, has long claim. ^ tg. m *.,, »mbo,llc ,lnk between two clvilliatlona— Latin and Anglo. Saxon. Hare stolid and admlrabla Gar. man qualities combine with voll. tile French Intalllgencs and wR ta creaete tha Alaatlan, who iom». time aonaldara himself a ilighv improvarnent upon both. ) The Roman* were the fir,, recognlae th , Importance 'J » V O LU M E m ^ '« * « • vajloy by~tha'broad* iw t i| FiruH And Storms r Staff 5 X ?tar ‘ MlUtary Cotta l. Only to p m ragAjS&O Ki-si'Xv/i., . RLBPHANT GOING TO,TOKYO CALCU TTA--------- i'/i* XAmt . toMrd <^i>a 1 . Wigginlon and 1 "The court coat* end Ineidenltal n *n a ca Incurred by me have H.OOO If. upon .... Un* ddafnant I* revafMd, aavarsl tl(looasnii dollars b# charged XRA a iiii.» « v , . > on the ease and I havn some on- ligation to them. . The settlement end* three amt a half years of liligaliop. The ca»e crew out of lha Oct. I I ,, tl)46 1946 death Ofi.... of Jesse James Payne, who wai taken frnm ‘ he unguarded Madison county Jail W and shot while awaiting trial on charges of attempting ‘ o rap. the five year old nlaca of ine Caldwell, then Qovarnor. asked for . special « » n 4 Jury Invert'gallon. It exonerated the sheriff of any chert#* of neelect and (CeatiaaeC oa M * » ■•**•) Rules Of S a fe ty Are AnnouncedFor Youths’Fish Rodeo Ernest Ward. vle4-pr#sldtnt of thb Lake Chtrm Ftu lt Co., who owns th# picnic ground* at La»a Charm, Ovlsdo, haa authorlsad ua* of tha ground* for tha fish rodeo for chlldrsn toturday, City Manager Clifford McKIbbln xnnounced thl* morning. Cracker poles for th# event wlll he ? " furnished by Oeorga Btlne. Th# following tide, of safety must be aThered to by all contettonts, Mid Mr. MeElbblnt I. Never throw a hook and llnd In kueh a manner aa to aadanger anyone near yau. 9, Never pull a hook and line out of tha water with ao much force •• to eauM It to fly back at you or at thoM next to you. Remember, a'hoo* !• always ua. Lmhi to handlo It ears. Pushing or Jorilliuj^naar.tha water's adga la strkUy forbld- It your hook ktoomM snag, ged, call an old#? Briton to halp yog to rolasM l i ' . , i. Taka pour lima In hailing your hook. A hook caught In - ff?' o r w,s i- / S T i t a f f l i 1T . U . b. tha bank only. ' Ahvnya bo a X Gardner, mins (n voes DaLand and tom Instructor address tha Vt farm training i m o’clock nt building on ■lion in Inal ANNOUNCEMENT ‘ V*. ' r-N » M.’i ill'll IiJiV, Mug. x~>—-tK j Tlir *u«pended Navy official write the anonvmoui memo-Il louib-d off ihe R-.16 investiga .*<lmxwlrdged today he put "ce fidfnti.il H.rla" into il. Crdrii Wmih al*o told the Ho Armed Servne* Committee he hi given x copy ol the document plane OMnulacluter Glenn M i l l j l d -it 1 nowim whether Mar a .< -"liiled to *ecrei rnlormatlI hr document now ha* reachiim ii * hind* ('ommiHee Counsel Joseph W Keenm «ngge tied that part* ol it all and ont to d'* United _____ luprama C< a.?rt S8T8& ' S L S S L J 3S l A LLA H A o o tt, Aug. J i- -t/l'i —Former Governor M llsrti Csld well today announced b-r Iim nr espied $50,000 as a setli'mrnt oi his libel suit against Collier t mAg i- villa judgment. % E tfS U S « .« m In L On The tonight nt Farmof eoare, John AMAIlRMi U. ntNVIMO THAT ANY outside Influenca waa uaed In connactlon with Air Korea purchases of n-38 bomber*, threa ganarala ar* shown wirltlna lo lu ilfy In Washington bafor* lha Itous# Armed Services Commute* In- relating purlounancc ligmes of v-itlgntlng th* plan* contract*. They ar# (I. to r .) : Gan H A. Crnlg, giani. sis-engine inlereonRnenly IISA P deputv chief of staff for material; Oan. M. 8 . Fairchild. Air Korra " loinlirr "inigbl help an enemy or vire-chlaf of alaff, and Gan. Joseph T. McNarnay. (fnurnanomrl t i r pulrnlial enrin> " ' | "I don't doubt that drey had it. M/nrllr *aid Ihe es*Range on confidential material u m r shorllv alter Worlh |m <I backed down on pail nl yes­ terday » testimony. •Vt dial lime lie (old the House . ________ Armed Service* Committee, m* * ^ MUSIC and Mr*. <chairman of to* nad a ed No. 480 2 M ile s L o c a l- iS o u t h E a R t- Southeast Of Miami C a r o lin a e rn o r G o v - :m A d d re s i r s Veterans’ * S K .n.b.*ll. lour or live day. ago that Meeting !he 1 • !« - —a Kv Q ^ . ’ - ri ’ ■ </P) f. nn n» 1 .-I1fl.*l . 1. Oel ’lr»ix - . 11. mi I |>r in A'lgil*!, WI»M A NATION-WIOI IOUN0UP of Communist agllnloi* under way in Chile, repo, i« of .ll.lui I uu e, |>, . • le-n ronlliiued deipll* lha giiv*initi*n( * A-ni-f of a *tnt* of em*rg*ncy. Both tr.H.p* *o l ,| , ,. belne ««nl In tlx mining provlne*, wh*re nt» lied* w*re reported starting strike H-u.M- lo s .o t i,. , ., i .... rl .I* notliiue'l for nearly (Ix-a days, sem-« have been nie.ted and ringleader* exiled In II,- .fi.mo .ti Ah -me man lake* ii on lha run and other* *e*k shelter as troops continued lo crack clown. (l'ii*imiiio>tui i Ml « Henderson Tells!Plantation Estates Sets Goal Of Kiwanis Of Needs One Hundred Homes By Christmas For More Money In I’opulft- Wiote the memo. Todny Worth «ld__w h.t hs: tuallv told Kimball was ‘ hat Ch'r Vinson of the cotnn»»l‘ «9 waa Haetiaae# n* rag# r#w#» |m i r . i ; , r i i,, .{'ting 1 < its - -uqlrlm Ii -.led .(i II. igu. I 'III* - Ml Mr*. rii-v. •nt t •si* or liv W IL L A R D C O N N "l i y i . I ’laolan >n f.]|alr>, which III litdr moii i!-in i MIAMI. Fla.. Aug 25- </?’ MIAMI, Aug. 75— f/P)— The .i.« I »«■! q-rd fioii' a laigr liar I uf woodrd land i - m ill southern half (if Florida from South Carolina Governor J Simni 'I. of /(• modem liiilnr* liull>lMg lelircd exenih • •lei i Cap# Canaveral and Tampa Thurmond told (he Veteran* ol olt'-i Im .ipt.» rod prulrMion.il men and lh»" • mill t i ' i n r .M ’ e n A s R c « i huulhwerd was alerted today Foreign Wat* convention today J ii. G ■i,I MID boinr* by riitiri'iia*, I lank N I isrn--• • ■!• ■ ii for a hurrlmn*. lhal a strong America wa* (hr only . hi l ?o r D e f i c i t - vi-.-U-i'lav A -- —— ii dura The alert extended along both l ut. .t a* — —| New Iioiiiv * are ■i-nitrmllv lielng 0 Florida e«a«l* far an erratic way lo prevent "CommuniM *g'i aw l ia >nc«kink i" the -ecnnil lime I ‘milt- mul around the older homc-i It hurricane of moderate, strength grestion." I .idcllt " |o . 'l-l The former Slate Right* esndiatm as hoars away at It A. M. - lull in S infold ih j,! ‘ he tondscape work t* prograasing. u i - Road work is going mi and all nr 'I'!" lb# Tha second tropical aform of dale for Ptosident of ihe Unites! v - f i n .,,1 . r,om Htnderton. #• lo#l)i )n ftr,i aeclton of thq i lii'P* III*# ' i-i tha aaason recurved to tha w m i - Stale*, tajd that "lha only Janguag* Iblanl Judge M a t q r J L F irm sw •'alii Attorir-y General' dcvslonment ahould be roinnlid ul inftur n- c In Hi* northwest after awarrtng aatBar ‘ (fourt irang* Couniy .Juvanlli Orange County ^ ut « i »8 rW. '• *' d • ' in, lobf Kiwan'.m* prior lo rmxt Novemlrer. xanl Mr. mi I'liaineix, to th* northwest. Th# northern a dlctaloi knows-is.power." Club "If we keep America powerful ivll! Iddr#.* Ini •• v M iiiiM « U nro«am 'Ve*''. • -rire of the .ea.on* wiry ' T urncr. Bahama Islands ware told to f tin' per­ " i’.i Among Mir lieaullf'il ne - Ii...... taka hurricane precautions. (here will be no third World Wai " chairman, 'amtouncad today. ........................ .... ' " n - lu-arlng coiiipletlon ia lliai I to rp*t f he «aid “ Foi lhal reason (he VFW Mr*. Farmer's outstanding w-oi will- , ilrmimi lm >/ niilliun rlol1 1 itu,('i>i l I Li-ut. mid Mr.*. Williniii l.angixbn } MIAMI. Fla.. Aug. 25— (/P>- ntuil clrnd for a *lrong America. . - I .mirI .In Juvenile guidance has brough' | )r, "M<i»>n.'l revenue lo ineel of Vlorllr Tsimwanda, N V M. M»*M**tl *• l M .|| r. I i l l li > I D Soulh Florid* was pul rn the aler! Governor h<. r rfrognit<on throughout Florida , yf Hu Sniilh Caroline -If III.I fill t 64 lh. Mulilda Germain of t l- - . I" i - ! | for * liumciine at 11 A. M to­ •I l ‘ I |( H'l 1 1 ' I <. I i ■ . lllP VFW to do "everylbmg uml Hie United State*. Ills lh inlro'lii' ril bv I Ohio, is llir nwner of a n> il" . Honored guests nt the «»'*••'*" i day. An errarlir hurricam in die l«mildr to gel more hospital privlilex home If W 11 * i f 1 1 I r i * | ii . l i •! will be Couniy Judge Dough'ii " Allailllc had recurved In ihr wr*l- iledge* lm veterans." Till' burn' "f Dr. Kin!-'' Ktenstrom. Supt. T. W Uwt.«'. li.. .1 I'll'! v .n ' » " \\ i i i i u m m I n N o t a r y noilhwrsi duiinu the inoininK .tiler Aliev la nu« t uiupleli-d \i> " |l,.,.e men made great 'arrifl- Principal U nm an Morris «"i I'X'i!.- -• t < *t \ i ir ji i ' i' •nil ■oiisiienlii'Ut, ipeciallst from Plttabuig, l'< follnw'ing a narlliweil course f.'l ,e . I... u*. The least we t in do W. II. Sternper and John Kr(H-». M .mT, I In i -nr. -n I f In larr-l I Ii* nifinb'f* Ii:s*l plans to occiipv it fur a tun, j' a lime. I, to make *ure their injuries are city commlsslnnera. -•mi in I l A | Clu intoplier I I'-rts: • - m til Ml-rl I'I'I'I I" '..lire am! ci'.ile winter. Mr*. Farm er was appointed The now course caused Grady cared tor adequately." . ill • I* • llti • l'- n . ' IV- 1*1*1 II"-.'ll •I m "ling piibln treasurer of ttie New Ym( . -I IV . thr Di li gate* to-the Golden Jubilee Judge of the Juvenile C<nrt. 1 Exchangt-, plans to innlil " Norton, chief storm forecarlei al Nov. 16, 1942 by Oovarnor llol! ni l ,|f.„Mnih I'.uk _ | near future on his pint tu-ai •ii .I Miami, lo inform ihn northern. eor.vrnilon ohrereu this deciaro and she ha* held two unopp.. <l 'T Ii' I d'i'i't i. .i Ibnlgel ‘ om | Monroe. ii- in I ...I.. ' I". tl<m Bahama Island* In lake hurricane ta r l'i' Hie convention passed a terms sine# that time. A gradual#! inrstum in 'inmi'mlril a biulgcl ul I l.y •In Prispectlva liulldura liH'Indi precautions and southern Florida resolution "condemning the ac­ of the University of Florida "-d Itliu-, ortei'l' I II In fl'M million I In Lfgidirlilie. liebert Edwindn, executive f (11 resident of Orange County •" c tion*" "f negro singer Paul Robei ", II I • lo stand by on iht alert. l in I .-I"'.|rmeii(l lor <Edgewator, N. J. plant "f I i t,ordering on treason to 1922, she was In Ihe Orange < " n i*' >,| I .I |i 1li x I I., Il-I. The storm al I I A. M was 480 ll<.ariaa»a "■ • ••# “ wai ty school system for more " an •rl' Ii '• III! I r.'.rtli thr* lo $240 i B ro," • " ,| C l,u ‘* Trussell. l.t'li j tl'lll ' 1 Elevator executive of I'lnl - ii' miles easi-southeast ol Miami, 21 years. Mirlii I ho J'liu •' . i . 1,-.. iirlllion phla. moving al a rale of 15 miles an She haa been very active a* Il in • m ii Hull, r "li Ii' inquired. I III • Whv ' l.-r." I I Opposite Plantation E ila t. - •• I civic and religious work, espei "d .,i ii|,. (mi II' i't hour. „ml rben , iii >|- i...| llir following on the west side uf tin* I r* I " I ii-. ly In relation In children Judge nrtawer II. M...... is iii - 1 llmvnr.l I'ubllc orliool* will liceeil The storm's center al I I A- M. Farmer I* past president of " r * |7 million ni'ii' »" operate efU highway, W. 0 . Miller. Iiullil. " •>• I... I il.. iIn - id '•lot won H -i' was near latitude 23.7 north, long­ Florida Probation and P a " 1' irnHv, *se*tv*-r.-*t•**« will need ll'i Navy veteran of two wai • .it .....a. II Y-.*' .. I ... *, . I Association, advisory member "f million: welfare will require *7 developing a 60 acre sect ton •• 1 "III M. itude 73 west. n (h# hi ll I ’l l ... , tha Florida Children’s Commisst.in. fb.od cordrol I I million; 1,800 acre holding:, ni u fee! • •• ill IIII' - •*-r, II It ’vxa • hurrienn* of n.oileralu rl- I ' A jn yr*r oM nsgro Ilf# ta rn mcmbcr 0f tlie Youth Welfa.' .tain Imspilali for tubr-rculosl* A btillder of 30 years «-x|j«» • • I'llt■oi ' el # top- strength, with wind* of 85 miles in Florida, and formerly of H ", "> *nd israseetr- 42 rnllltmi mote. ,. I* * an hour near the center ami pal*-* prisoner. William llandrlck, ••*! Committee of the National Winners im this morning at 1.00] c„ of j uv«nll<- Court Judge* S»r« T lio ir f ' " agenclra alone will wood, he declared that hi- ........ .. I iqniia extending about 160 ir.ile* north tap'd | i-i # .Him n v o’clock In "Death Valley on th# l | r v i i on the exerutivr li"et I* need 11Hit. trui,mill operate a* Central Florida as Hie fim-it i ■Ii i .. iii ( Il *1 iitcntl no I and east of the center. ,,ln>.».t Oh f «*The hurricane had increased Orlando Highway where ha had of tha Orange County Y""lh mil' poioilninoi demand*, and this of the state for developnu ni •i. i F.. 'Ho 59 ym I 'I H ih ii been doing r"«d w®rt, wl‘ lt and Menial llygi'"* f.giiir I" M million iniiie ,, ■| Council Council m u ...... Bine# July | lie haa built i '"ii ■lightly In Intensity during rn ■ It 'i irii">ii an ! II .inllnuril Ua S'as* a ilk l l prisoner* from th# au ,|ll v 9 I nrcreta block building with an -I f i r m t p r s I n c i t •• •I I " nlglit. , . „ . group of prisoner ' '! ■ tllMIlllIl! I" Camp R. D. Her- " S ! * ? : --------- — . Norton had observed earlier that Oviedo Road Comp. flee and ahuw room in fimii, n- i •I >:i -ns iN t ' i n n l t a i l r 'I .» 1 h - ' ' ll, John H i" • - , - Patrolman, th* tropical disturbance w a » r r - rlsun. State Highway warehoust in the reai, lsu.lt i I I t . n l i: i ir» ] oi Hip hiisi'I'iil ratie and apparently under Hie report'd this morning. mlla and a half of road* and in ­ .1 H ..I i #11, T W illi"­ Ifendrick, w ho had bean a III tllf Hit I Influence of a high pressure aysunder construction three corn " !>• , iii Hi# high fn Escarnbla | » Its. IlMI 8 1 A \ I I • . I tam which seemingly blocked its brought here from black home*. One of Hie.i< a f.'u nil I*. In Ihn #- #ii * 1.•I northwestward course, veerluK county, Is described as but five • II • Is Mill ,|I * 009 ranch typa home 29 l>v !"" 11 If# :h#la Mon Inches toll and of back to Its original west-north­ fret three f III lit lift II . feet in else, Is being comp!' '• l ill .mil I.o|i H i ii i stocky build. f Ur westward direction. .•trill ,»♦ Mr* fit* til for Joseph 8 chmlrer of I’laniai' n l i Mr* m l dash, S Patrolman Harrison waa eallad "Harry's hurricane" \.as writHr (S S u rlA T E D P R ES S if i ‘mint • I •*• i" Mu* •• • • .\l#xniiilci ivi'ii Estates and la located ii .-hi Hi’ Hill* tan off by the Weather Bureau as at 10:39 o'clock this morning to ii „t / :iti v •» h» Mi* in*; hiuml (nil I , Margarine. Iceberg Irtiucc. lamb and *om# brand, of colfee were highway. ( il. storm No. 2 vesrad about peculiar- investigate an accident on th* I l» MIDI ■ * II hiMiMi . V. I 'U Barlni-ii'i I I .1 1 li il'S Naxt to lid* Is a five itium - *n I Oviedo-Genava Highway whara a among ihe food* priced Irigli't in many store, throughout the nation mo r It III MINlI, 'Ft Wll 'Ii ■ (U tsllsste Os Paae I >*-" oil till- Sof tli" Norton aald storm No. J played 1949 Chevrolet truck waa dam« I l"ilay th* >V h ig e i-tti a faw trick* during the night, de­ aged when crowded off tha road • Only il'm* generally lower produce pteg'ifuls— peaches. pe|>1 1.. I .ill will f"ll"W i -ju'i" i I'laygriiuinl I' ii I -M veloped an elongated center and hy another car, and Ita rear r,al< h'.ll p*rs. celery, lomaloes. and to a lesser extant, prune, and grape.. . , - I bv Mr a M I ' (C*aHaste Oa f t * * BlahO nt--r. I oesilay ni,rh' wheel hit • culvert, wracking I’. . il f t i i for lh# ."|'|"o MlH 4 ipcuki" - v . Is hi Except for u m r lamb m lr.* * the rear end of tha truck. |i, tti-td# l.y l#l'|ihoniliq Mr Wll GUN-RUNNERS FREED vr« furnl-lioil I-' "«i John Fore, of Denver Fla., and which were hiked 2 to 19 cent. ■ and other factor* have combined B A T A V IA . Java, Aug. S6 —UP) a negro passenger, Jams* Mr- pound In savaral large marketing io create a top-heavy demand• vner of Hip 1 The body of Chester L W n U v.o a 738J. P .( Mr Tiivlor wan furnm lv #r—The Dutch high commissioner Coy. also of Danvar, war* In­ canto#*, moat price change* were supply ratio for the first tlnm In 62, who died Tuesday night -I » (•Ill WHS III# lil|- lilts-1 |,|.,,i il |,y tin H'|tl"t.l of N'.tli < 'Ii# ciowniiii: today pardoned three American jured and were takan by ambur Irregular and mostly minor. 1»P many peace-time years. il • llittii-r heart attaek at the Arnuisge uf thtV S Diq.ailiio-ti* *( f i lm eonvtcted last January by a Janet* to Fernald-Laughton Mam* grad* *gg« ware unchsttg"! 1" The price increasa for Icebarg Cabin Court, will be sent lair- to II p. pliVmd llorptliy V 4,:ii 'Ittir#. During tbli iilrun— »t I -i.i rI tt'unrino#" • Netherlands court on charges of orlal Hospital. Mr. Fo r* waa r e ­ four car.ts a riesan higher, frvmr lettuc* is hlamrd on umuually hat day to Newark, N. J. for m'-i it II# hull will# nxpt'rli'll. <• running guns Into Indonesia, n U. ported to hav* a possible fracture chickens edged upward a few cent* weather In most major growing ment, It warn announced thu mom- In, , l i o i H i r >. till I. 8 . consulate spokeaman Mid. of the skull and fractured riba. a pound In toms place* and dairy sectlun* outslda central California ini itg at tha Erickson Funeral Hum#. In ,l'"lying growing rotiiliH'iri-* in tli' Strifot'd «icn arid no i* vr-iy W A 8 II1 N G IC Aug J " —l'P)l , Fraod ware Albert W. Onatott, McCoy haa a probable fracture products held ataady. —not only In tha northeast but . H# Is survived by tlia widow. is p .I Itself to­ Yubn City, Calif.} Connie W. Sol*- of the thigh, and x-rays war* Margarine wax boosted ! * “ also In Michigan, Ohio and slaa- Mrs. C, L . Weeks of Bpsria, N. J. will qualified to .-peak regarding —Tho Hotta# tI day to strike -I il i civil lights. risL Vtan. Hal* being taken thle afteraopn ■to whara. This not only raducad let­ v hum Okla., v » '* i and William ---• ‘ a pound aorly In the week Mr. WMka cam* to Hanford m-roHiod#a, »ald Mr. Wllarrn. amendment prev i«ly »ritton ins Iim, Portland, Ora. Thay had bton determine the IgJuriM o i both. hy several major manufacturers. tuce crops In those region* but Sunday to supervise th# Handing < OMMUNIHT l l l l t l to a housing h.li Mien rh# rham* •ontonead to prison tarma ranging irlcs* TVay pointed to rising prii < far '* also stimulated demand for tha of tha floor of ths Samlnoln High NEW YORK. Aug 26— GPi— b#r shouted apt" >1 of Hi" mt*a*. HOUSE TO ADJOURN from U months to four yoara. Important Ingredients like *uv- basic salad vegstable. The result­ School gymnasium, and wa* wall V Y A o n im iiu n i fiufr WASHINGTON, Aug- ■ *■ M *m1| bang-and cottonseed oil. Th* ing heavy buying pressure on tha known nor* among school officials Kedcial .ludg# Harold R Medina -ute providing •! ii fJ,709,000,« .MARRIAGE LAWS —Speaker Sam Rayburn aald to­ hike waa passed along cantral California crop haa kept for his efficiency In this kind of tndav denied lh# motion by d# 900 In mortgag# -" -it-ime >’ help paopl# with nm I,--' m • 'iiu-» build ATLANTA. Aug. M - W l - M I day tha House wlU adjourn to. to Mm consumer by the melority prices climbing for weeks. work. Tha death was Investigated frti.1# counsel for a mistrial In Hi# tiortas. toko tko customary f## plus »wo morrow until 8 *p«. 11 rtgardlaM a t ratal) stores. Agriculture Department crop bF W. E . Watson, coroner, who Communist conspiracy Mini Judge Medina also denied the The Hous# *p| ! i, with only ■Bps of paper to gel a Georgia of tha Senate a refusal to appeovt A t boat one major eoffts roast foracastora passed along a couple daelarad that It was due to natural motion lhal Rtnjell Jnnney, a a scattering ul no v.-t#*, s suban adjournment roaolutlaa, marriage liaaanM today, . ‘ the wholesale price «» of notes oa Thanksgiving day causes. juror, he disqualified and HuH an alltulp hill Hint #llmlnated any "Wa ara gring away aavW w." iTha ailpa of papoo—raqolrod by is OM to 1H cents s msnu prospects this weak: inquiry h# made hr to hit possible reforeneq to the mu: Issue, lab# riaea leal nddnlght—aro Mr- Rayburn told ‘ ‘ It predicted tha turkey crop thl . „ AW ARD M ADE "Influence" on other Juror#. , The H'.u m , be said. abawtnjr you havo takea largo ehala atore* ehsorb- rear will ba tha second largest 1 F. P. McTaar, atactriclau'* nisi#. Tho trial of 11 top U. 8 . Com­ will be aceompllabod by pea-marl Increase this week, hut history and tha biggest since tha 618 Melon of a simple raesjwNiss by which for ventral disease. n teJI coffee prices wers war-7-41,107,060 gobblers. That ord, atlached munists on rhargeo of conspiracy faw membera at <tea Friday should mean prices wall below tha r USB Valley to advocate violent overthrow of 0:80 A . M. Ivey's “Yankee*" tko brakM oa. knrty, agroo to bean award- the government Is now in its 32nd -i flaps* t l world) consumption Pennant week. Government eourcc* esti­ Pixy Yowt-ll'u " L illie Giants" at iUka« M _ extctl- mate that tha trial has cost tha (ha Lq ka Front bull pmk. A* i m i w l t o l i i a depart i l in govtrnmtnt about $1 ,000,000 to M> Hkntiug party a t' date, • , .4 ri.. >4 a Rotaryanns Are Invited To Hear Juvenile Judgk ECA Sees Drop In {{ecovery Of European Bloc T. i/a‘S Au ;ii ih*(l To i i riwb’s i'r.v Nenro Life Termer RscapesRoad Gang On Orlando Road Wholesale Food Prices Decline Four Cents On Average This Week Chester L. Weeks Dies O f Heart AM h V K .„^ „'«2;Uon* " M iisL r . ..... . wiBWiiSa, M :' !2A> n lin in ’ IIH 'lirl. Invr-ttli ii-' i ill nor h* ’•iiiiorrirw In • fi r lu-rrenfr, il... , (U N O "'■< In n , .tills r. '...in In find I o me, I. r |ll« j norrow. lh* ""• ■ r " ,if af iJto+jlgfJf Cliilu Knundnm Cp KccIh A fter Ifaltinir Cprismi Recreation Schedule ... '- ii1 tokdfV- -**#V . ay Trip Copy Of Memo With Confidential D a t a Given Bv Worth To Plane Manufacturer A lh hi* Utter transinlMlnp ,Vl" ^ M l,000 to Chairman J. Thmn» Gurney of the Board of ........ CaWw.ll said "Saveral fnclor * flulnced my daelslon to dtapote of th* matter" bv settlement cas* has Iwen till'd ttuwa'by tha fedaral dlfts »*:* tvrtca a pealed to the clrrull.>c,;or« a N«t. 2 (i:i. A sso c ia te d P r e s s L e a se d W ire — appaai ppsal from the $100,000 Game*- 6 25. 1949. Ex-Navy Man Truman Quoted As Personally Gave Secret Data On b-36 Interested In M aragon Hurricane Alert Thurmond Says Given For Miami Strong America AfterNew Threat Can Block Reds j •t» rntxlcrJtr vt rthr.TAf in»U. > S A N F O R D , F L O R ro A e ^ H U R S D A Y , A l if il iS T Generals Defend B -36 Program Fostar. A U. 3. district court Jisrv m • March 194A awarded C.*lcl«',ll $237,500 on hi* complaint that tha magaiine had faltely quit' I him a* condoning a lynching, bint judgment wat reversed anti .mnil<'i jury al GainesviUl hvo nmniii* ago awarded him $100,000, 'iatorm Collier** had servad J» °to * «»« »JJ" WA? ■ "iJelv S‘, if9••rrtl n M f t n o o Q ♦Imiulefsitt»f\ »*fH other* i *r ^pnpf* n!I> fair ♦hrc..v;b I ililay. (ientlo lim tld A N I N D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W S P A P E R Negro College Given Half Of Se t t l e ­ ment Offered By Colliers Magazine ar. John ........ •; ® I W a n te d Eo U b U a h o d 1908 He sent the Stale Bo.ird of Con­ trol $25,000 of it "lo be used in the most advantageous manner in iht training of worlhy young nagtoes" al Florida A. end M. Collegs He said the $25,000 was f>n ^damages under the selllrm*ni agreement, and "ihe remainder is •» reimburse me for actual expense* of nearly $5,000 in the litisg.stion "and lo pay a reasonable fee (-• his attorneys. He wa* represented by U f his Ilia law sacn partners, i r w m i - t - i JJulius .............F. Park S 'xrds SThp tilM. CitruH Concentrates Take Florida Oranges Y.V *t of the Rhine. If thev m il . tender! all road, led to*Romi, ,^1 were. quick to *•• see ‘that aom. of ni rha | hat ionic Climbing Stairs Over New England laeaves Inexperienced Flier Groggy m T H E W K A T F in i? i Caldwell Gets )SO,OOOAward In Libel Suit •“ • ‘ •ale ait. moat Important of them r r ‘ ..!!J “J ■kGesbrMM*. iligm where tha atony north-iouth highway hat nmtdng *ast and -.vast acid,! (Caariaaeg ■•••>■« ra a s o x i the Rhine, lhay sat up a fortr**,!.^ fee. Argentoratum Later they enlarged So far aa he racall*. Feldman 1 V ’ “ aab'e armed camp. j uMid, tha intereat of the Cyclic Hus Caesar used It aa a rampar, Chemical Co., Waahlngton, In tho i against repeated Invasions by G*r. mailer "never cam* to my at - 1 ON Nil AMIVAl at tha Blair House In Waahlngtoo, President Clpldio manic tribes. Strasbourg's id ]* trillion " ahsn’t changed so much all through . And. he declared, ha him “ tm! Quirlno (left) of the Philippine! Is mat by Preildent Truman. Others la the year*. * romplide recollection" of Huul’i | tha group (I. to r.) art: Ambassador Joaquin M. Elitalds of tha Philip­ FMMUW, to 1W tha Ul« UIIUU, IUV pines; Myron Cowan, United Slates Ambassador Islands, and I uilereit. Tradition says It was at 8 tr»*. , lugged, Davit wat being question- j 8Stcretary s of Stata Dean Acheton. (fnlarnational Sovndphoto) buug that III 843 the heirs of Ifuly On veiterday, i'ierra Welch, an td lut night in a tacond-floor official of tha Cyllclc Company, Roman Emperor Charlemagne look room at the Clatton Avenue po­ gave ihe •enalora an account of the efnious oaths which divid,j x 1947 incident Involving It, rha ihe empire Into modern German* lice ilation. War Assrts Administration IW and inodsin France, from whic? Davit telreil a gun frontPatrulA A r and Hunt, a Wsihinginn developed their separate languages man Juhn Hlevtn, one of Hi# o/fl iimiiagement routiiellor. and cultures. ceta wlio had *ri#*t#d turn, ami When Feldman Insisted he did Bince then Strasbourg has witdaihert downatalra. not know Hunt wsa a five per­ Seveial delectlvea and patrol­ nested repeated fit as, Invasions By i enter." Senator McCarthy preamen punned him, firing at th# (For Hal Hoyle) plagues and persecutions. But Its •ed for Ida understanding of what NEW VORK, Aug. 24-UP)— fugitive. Other policeman on the merchsn* never ceased to ttaJe Hunt act nail v did. Feldman said he Run along, kiddies. Don't wait ground floor alto pegged ..noth end lay the foundations for the | regarded Hunt aa one who worked j f 0, grandpa. I've Just bean trotDavit, firing hack, fled frnm city’s wealth today. ABTOR P A R K , Aug. 24-p P )— the building and down the Mreet. i "" I *,nlf UP anil down stairs at a Th* city’s biggest growth was is. one who was paid a commission helglil of 18,000 fsel, and my Citrus concentrate processor a will A bullet rtraned t.ie nip ni ' mad* under German occupation. if lie surrveilrd in getting a con­ head is still lit tha clouds. lake a big chunk of the Florida After a terrific shelling, It wa* pattethy, Franklin Bcotl, 29. of tract for a clienl. crop this year, but there will lie Brooklyn. Patrolman Blaym mf Trotting uti and down forced to surrender lo the Prutg | McCarthy suiil lie did not res fared’ a «ralp wound. Dolerllvf That's right. _ lit an airplane. plenty left for canners, speakers slnas in 1870. When the province* any illffereurr between i contin­ told growers attending lh» tilth Irving Kravttr and Patri.lrnau of Alsace-Loiralne were annexed gent fee operator and a five tier- htalrs In un airplane. Davit wan reported in »e»i«u» Maybe that leaves you several Annual Citrus Institute here yes lo Germany by the Treaty 0f center. Feldman never .11.1 draw condition todny In »lw prlann _ h"lnl.' '" ^ W a lla c e R. Roy. chief chri.i- Frankfurt. Strasbourg became the s clear distlnetlon, bill IndlcNtrd degrees under the boiling ward Hi Kings County Hu»|ittal. of the newly*formed j tlint the illfferenee In his mind Is hut you're younger. You’re 1 1st of Vacuum Foods Coip., said capital Davit, a Mat Inn resident. had flCTURtO root lilt a lm Uie lii.i Ulna hi Uie .kies ov«r Ci.aw.ll Air Uasc, Ft. Wurth, Tex., era two of tho illiar u five peri-eniet usilully gets prsi-e wllh the 20th Century To the concentrate industry will need "Relehslemi." The eelty walls w*i« bleu a iir tlfd oil rhaigr* <>( world* luigtht plunes. At lell, tho six-vngliud 11-30, tho world's hlggest bomber, slides lntu furmaUon with mild wlieihrr lie lands a rontiacl me It's frightening. 211 to Ml million luixes of oisnges. •brown down a* more and inure klincklng down aged Jo»t'|ih *••••Uiu XC-U9, king ol oil lund-biucd plunes. Tlio fonnur vvus dcslgnril to curiy 19,000 pounds uf bombs at a spaad I discovered these stairs while hi mil. II* also foresaw lowered costs German administrative buildings enter In lilt picture store and tak­ of more limn 3M) miles on hour with n servlco ceiling of 49,(100 feet. It bos lifted a bomb load of 84,000 pounds. McCarthy wanted to know n u llin g over Connecticut s i a In producing fruit for concen­ forced it to spread outward* fium ing SI fmiii him In a gindent hold Tha Xt-'-VU cun curry 400 fully-equipped cumbut troops and 1ms uu B,000 -intle rungs. (international) whether Feldman was swum that Insy 360 miles nn hour In one uf trating through new insect con­ Its heart. UP It became the most Impoitant I Hunt wns charging clients a fee the new Boeing stiatu-rrnUers, trol schedules alined to control booked oil Tha n*yio was with my ears caressed hy the only those insects which muke ihe Rhine. Then World War 1 taw for his help. charges of assault and »J>h‘,‘,''V "I believe hr was lielng reim­ purring of four engines and a fruit undesirable for concentrates. the "lost provinces" teturnsd i ) In tha holdup, and additional man named bursed for servne lie fas irnilrr- wugglsh puhlirlty I.. L. Iteckei of Aulmriiilaln, France. (hargst iif BiMtill were I'.'lgr.l Wally Reynolds. llitf Business was booming again presldetil uf Ihe Florida Canners after Hie shooiing. ti:aall*N»* Wimm V ast Oust Mcf’arlhv asked wiielh-i F>'ldIt liml been ■ pleasant, un- Association, predicted canners of whan th* World War II began In i-nai of Miiimi mid Ihe Florldi uvrntfiil Jaunt—Just Wally ami single strength Juice will have 1939. Th* whole population was cnnsl, unlit Chief .Mlnrin ForecaM-}"'•" had refernd any cllinta COVINGTON, Ky„ Aug. 2 4 plenty of* friilt despite increased evacuated to the Dordogne dt* “ or er Grady Norton at tho Miami!'" Fwlmaii^,f»JW ins mid 73 oilier deadheads. Vf)— A 14-year-old runaway glr .answer McCarthy asked him to "Hartford," said Wally, point- popularity of' concentrates. Can- paitment of Southern Frsnc*. Weutliei lliirenu. - Pf Was shot twica, her throat slashed Norliui ml vised New Englanders [eaidaln a Je " # r w ilitrn by Feld- Ing down. I looked. The buildings nets used 62 percent of tht man Even the gsrrleon wee moved and then laft for dead In llevou eeridling the disnsiroua IP-’iH hlow,i"'«« w.h,rh w*» I"1* 1,1 *«• , •t•or', of the Insurance capital war# crop In 1947*48 computed lo only warehouse and transit port on Park here yesterday. ' scarcely larger thyn the fin* 18 pascant In 1939-40, Racket tala. back to th* Maginot Line. Only not to feel nlarm for Ihu stoini yesterday ' But, after getting help, she lirmled Inward Cap* Cod a»dt Tha -latter. y - i du.i Fell l-J 1947, print in an insurance policy. the major remained, with the fire­ waa tetmrled In fair conriltloii al saiil the center likely will remain * • • ‘ n, Chicago, "New Haven,” said Wally, men aniL pojlce, In a city given lonlh Hospital today. „ at sea However, hr. warned Ihasa|••‘jo. wHh a sytidlrale, was lu«rr pointing aftin . Th* Yal* Bawl S U it o H R i f f h t e r s over to Its starving oats and dogs^ Tha girl, Identified by police neat Its projected path to keep *>»'•«» *n ‘ he purchase „ t asurpms looked no bigger titan a aaucar. . . Five more years of German ocT •a Ruth Turner, daughter of di­ While walling lirrathlesaly for, I waleli "so i■ ■ »l,o(lv will get caught Pj,n ‘ , . . ,, , tOaattasa* great ga*a Otr) cupallon followed. Then General vorced iierenls, slaggered In Ihe . unespecteilli " Feldman's letter wa* in effect llrlilgeiinrl I took stock of_ my before ihe committee gol goin going.. Philippa Laclerc’i French armored home nr Sir. and Mr*. Althur .1 I Meanwhile! fast-moving fires ■ recommendation uf Hunt's serv- surrounding*. Very snassy. Comom -; After lolling tolling into tna tho early dlvltlun thunlnto town. Strasbourg Chlaenhall, nearby. Hhj ««* I whlplaslie.l new ureas of the lit. , ,, . . .. . ray - 1 morning bouts, th* ciedantlals was French again. wounded In the tight ahouliler uml . 11 Inti's f.iiesls. Flames irerc re- 1 .. T "dav’a Feldman acknowledged beige gabardine celling I I bet. committee had proposed Ihe folAlthough sections near tha sta­ head. • I ported out Of contr.il In a! Ica.i “ >• he contacted <n..k Imt he Vou thought I wouldn't n o lle*. lowing course In these states: tion end port have bsen txtenCries of Ihe girl, clsil only In | I I In eo slates. In other area.; fires' •*''• h r 1 A , »r " 11 vvh.'l.e, lie Hint.) A LA BA M A : Declare vacant the «lv«lv damaged by Allied bombs, a slip and mverei with Mimm were slill burning I...I ..ad be«ll rff^vrrcl Cook to Hon On lli** Hiiiurst was a mins- National Committee p iiost li*ld by . ili» city tuday shows faw oqtuaid w*l leaves ami weeds, awokciir’d vhiM'krd lin ilrr furtliri hy Imp contriil panel! Individual Ihe famllv. Thev took her In noil 1 Fire has hlarkened-mors than McCarthy. Feldman .aid he got in nailing lu*lit. Rctractlli* eshtrpy. .Stale* Righlvr Marian Huslilon • ikii * of having pastad through and era*e Ida name from tlie many wars. called offlrers. 8 he told police' she ' 49.non ii. n-s Of National Kote.t .*««»• » «»' Hunt shout l.mA «m Tliingiinisllg saving "Occupied." hooka under an ancient parly rule The Gothic towers of its ca­ had been raped. lands I.........alio, California and asked hln.whethe he w.ml.l be Button Ishclled “Call Htewsr-i requiring expulaion of committee thedral ntill dream over palaces, Mimlana alone so far this month.. ,n'.r il, ‘! i 1 lnu 5 0 '^ 1 V ,P^ J^ ; #ri, . l who bolt the regular of pink Vosges granite, over Jam-# dess." I pressed the button. In official* D ET R O IT . Aug. 2A—4A*»— NinoThe flee conditions are consldatedl !. a puff of smoke. Wallv appeared. ticker year-old Barbara Jean AImtI wns packed housva with over-hanging the mosi e iltlc .l I., th . past '• ’‘. I n , ” ' ? 1 *5 rral*'' Mdmun .e"Northwest Orient," he In­ found strangled to death in a LOUI.HANA: Oual William H. gables, liny dormar windows, and toned, " 1* the first airline to use Talbot, another Slates Rlghtar, at inullloned panes. marsh near lien' last nlghl. A r.ti ato.rrulters In domrstlc ser­ national committeeman. No action blue lumper was knotted about Much of old Htrasbourg recall* vice. New York to Seattle In was rarommandad against Miss' the most ancient parts of tha City her throat. galnoil 2.IMIII arte* In the last ‘ wo ' . ■bo“ l u . fl" - r! .y.^ ,,ly i. nine hours, starting Kept. !. Mary Evelyn Dickerson, tha com of London. Th* narrow street* Her ne'er-do-well micls, Althur Wake up, pal, and leave u* go mtttaewoman, who Mys sha voted twist In masa-llks confusion with layer, 30, trrawle> scrawled a anlrldir mile Mayer, downstairs lo the lounge." relating ha girl In keen for President Truman hut waa in­ the upparstorays almost masting ’ killed the i w <0 an l,nnr her from telling "f)nwn**lr*T" active In tha campaign. riling of his soa ad­ sent a forest fire In tha Blg«k 4»lnl«>ic. a government contract overhead. Modern Htrasbourg has vances. Sure enough, there were etalri. M IS S IS S IP P I: Fire tha Stales wide avenues built along th# old Hills of Hoiith Dakota out of con­ 1 which he never got. Searchers stmnbled on In (he i decker. You get tired of riding Klghta committee members, J. B. fortifications, running by canal* trol. The flamea swept out of little body In a surburban township up her*, go downstairs and may­ Snider and Mrs. Hermes Gautier. where poorer Strasbourg nous#-, iho hills Into th* plains country.} n ° TWorthAU!L c ? a j ^ northwest of here near a mill be get Into a gin-rummy game. Tha committee omitted from It* wives do their washing from moor-1 All nvallalil* men and equipment I T . *r l . .a pond. Il waa curled hr a nude report any recommendation for ed bargas In tha river water, watch­ ; were masseil helween the Or* • *° ***• Undersecretary of Come on " n a v e Just where tha aex-ciaxod I followed him, feeling light* replacing them with pro-Truman ed by curious American* on laavs » front end Ihe town of Tllford. B. ‘ he Navy, acknowledged today unaU liaa n anail I* uncle 'aal.l said ha placed It. D. 4 I that he wrote th* "mysterious headed. And It wasn't becaus* of candidates for th* Job, Clarence from nearby Germany. Six hours earlier, the body of E . Hood and Mrs. John Clark. While western states struggled document" that brought on the the altitude. Although most of tha population ONI O f 100 CHICAOO POWCIMIM, who fought a tun, battle with twt* Merer was found in a woods (our 80U T H C A R O LIN A : Remove ■peaks tha Alsatln dialect (a form Sure enough, there war stairs. to halt lho flame*, forest flw* Investigation of tha B-38 bomher. ■un fugitive Ernest Craig, I I , Or** through window of (lie house In which also flared In northweatain United miles away by Boy Bcouta who " I wrote It," Worth testified I.lke In a house. W* want down tha name of Governor J. Strom of Low German), all but th» very Craig sought refugo when police atlennited to arirat him for wounding aided state police In a two duy when Chairman Vinson <D-Ga) slowly. I don’t know whv, but It Thurmond from tha membership Steles noil Canada. oldest Inhabitants know sums March. a boy. Craig shot II out with the cop. for nearly litre* hours before he we. Maine's fire tiainrd wsa rated called him before th* House Arm­ gnve me an Arabian Nights feel­ list and replace him with Senator French. killed when he tried lo leave the dw.lUng altar R was set eil.tn*. At Cl*** A — very dangerous— by ed Services Committee In th* ing. A* though the living room Burnet Mavbank. Like tha two languages, their sight, Detective L L Lloyd Neberdall (handkerchief to face), one of four stale Fnreslry Commissioner Al­ Inquiry. Thurmond already had resigned. rug at home should suddenly BR ID G EPO R T, Tai., Aug. 24 live* havo boona isplit p l . . along ______ sharply pullcaman hurt to Uw batUe, to ruahed to a huepltal (InlcrnalUmal) bert D. Nutting. Hlasaa weie rf fins) out the window. ‘ The writer’* Identity cam* out —^/P)— An armed posse today pok ............ . In soma famlhlias, opposing lints. C IT R U S M U TU A L ported in Koxlmry and Allagah "Be* you later, W ally," I quickly after th s committee's •d tluuugh danse woods and brush a tW has fought for C ft L A K E L A N D . Abg. 24— (Bps th* father oresta of northern Anmstock couom I had threatened to resign said, and went hock upstairs. I Uthwast of her* for tks accused‘ Hr ,y in World War I w h r enmity near Ihe Canadian border unless the author of th* docu* stood at th* top for a while, d a l)— Aldan M. Drury, 64 years many • r of a farmer and his wife. and In the Flagetaff-Btrstton area. ment waa named Immediately, scratching my neck. Than I went old. Taxaa and California citrus ■on has fought for Franca. Ight slowed th* search anil In lha past, th# city haa known In queliee a fire In Lotlnlar* •.wl»a~C,qunlv flhsr .................... Nobles “ riff. Ray The counMl, Joseph B. Keenan, below again, counting th* stairs. man, waa named ageeutlve mana­ countv which ha* been burning •aid everybody seemed to know There were 1 1 . ger of Florida Cltrua Mutual Mon­ famous eons from both paoples. onina T " ‘ I. MIik Ilka looking f n • needle for two days suddenly Dared up. who __ _ haystack." "Imagine," I aald, trying lo day, at a yearly salary of flgJMO. Uoaths worked her# aa a.studaat authored the mysterious Twenty homes, a school, a saw letter except the commit!#* staff. keep It casual, "fltalra In an air* He will take over ov* tha post on Sep­ Jasan Gutenberg sat up hit first ( 7J. B, Mash, about 18, was found printing pros* In Straabourg. mill ntnl a bridge were destroyed , n • f(#ld nutsld* his home ycstcrUnder such dreumsanesa, h* nlane give* you a feeling of spac­ tember 1 . last night. M y, a bullet wound through the said, ho did not wleh to continue iousness, Make* you...". Merton L , Corey, who helped HARVEST BY AOITATION M *a end another through th* Easy, pal," Wally Mid. "Wb» organise tha new super coopera­ 1a work with the commllte* un MIAMI, Aug. 24—UP)—T h • •t. HI* wife, MOSCOW — OP)— Commuaiat found in ma th* author’s name wa don't you go forward and totk tive of Florida cltrua growera, Weather Bureau Issued the fol* hMk yard, shot four time* with the automatic pilot T" brought forth. was appointed marksting eountal party organisationsi ara' P jfFi"* • towing hurricane advisory at UlOO iugh the chest, I did. I also Inspected th* pr*M for tha organitatlon at a salary large rola in tha 1949 Boriat hav-% When Worth waa called be A. M. (E B T )t bargee w*r* being prepared urlser, which waa giving my Mr* fore the committee. Chairman of flIJM O Mutually. Coray told vest. Thar* a rt 86,000 agitator^ net W. I. Arwlne, 61, former ‘•Th* second hurricane In th* Vlnaon asked him, "Did you ilc- ilrumi that Ma-lav*| feeling. It directors of Mutual'he would -have working In th* tha Rostov Rostov dlltriet, dll Igeport law enforceaien: of Atlantic was centered at I I A. M liver any document relating to wax no u m , I went back and re­ lo Mnfar with his p ro m t firm— for A charge he rapid Mrs, examined IkoM stair*, antique (E R T ) near laltltude 20.6 north, thaB-M to Congressman DmgieV’ Th# flrit daya of th# harvest, Carl Byolr * Asaoclatcs, New waa filed against him h In longtlltidc 88 9 west or almut H I Dean* la ■a Democrat!* member leather finish and all. ■am ," aald "Culture and lift,, York public relations agaagy—begtlc* of tha Pear* Q, M. quia" I l’e spooky," I eompUInvdaf miles eaat.simtheiist of Turk's la* of Congress from North Carolina, "have shown that a number num "It's unnatural. It ’s Ilk* • dJlm> fora making a daelalon wheibar to party organlMtiona hat f f ir y * •«>“»} >» paealur, hav# not land. This imslllon Is estimated W ortlf’ 8said . Worth h* did. m c m I tha Job. if ha a m f l a ha | 1 toty Mat of Wise couaty, Aug. materialising from n djinn bait)*. work from ship reports ami believed a** "W k*ra did you gat I l f " Vln trill resume his work la New York dsvnlopad active political Ilss** curale within a half-degree. I l i a among tha maaaaa." i "What you nwd," Wally Mid, M d t o m as markallng counsel, Thomafh a naabar of moving west-northwestward Id to MI wrote It," Worth ropjled. "la to slddown, adjust your safety devoting aa mack lime aa ' . aald last, stL.-alg' night *he ■ACE HOME IN JAIL! 18 tnllcs j»*r hour attended .by Th* flurry ever th* document bell, and put out that opium th* hunted Man would •—ary to kto work la FLENIBUEG, G erm any-(ff)hurricane force winds- w itM l hold up for a Urn* Um testimony kid, We're landing. Think you ^ t soma one’s hnuto." On* mao eroasad th* Danlah-Ow ) about 30 mile* of caiitar. Eatl Navy offii of U fa A m m y andI Nat *“ offlrers h a b j m w o r d BBNTKNCB li t " man border illegally for tha 86th ed highest winds 80 to 90 M to « H t t r dr opinion* on O L D E NBUBO—( BUI ---------^ —TkaiT lima and had to face n Flanshurg carry th* giant atomic bomb carrying This la an Increasing atom a of U w a r at tJto tonlh Haw. promise* to become a vary . iter from t _ .... court sentersead Burd# to gerou* hurricane In lb* near tur*. .*■ to g jM J M A C Y B TA B T V D A V T B B 1 can l ga| tkoaa itotoa mil p t my "Th* canter shouhl pass i IU I ‘ had to Turk’s (aland around i PRANK ,. oldest pham acy la ■ ItojIBQtB aanh t a W at Tu rk'. IMand u t o t a - of tho World! » of America-' f for Sanford. > Five Percenters In the fitiillade of 2S tholt. Chain weie hulled around the station-home at Frank IF D.iw i . 22-ycar-old negro, grabbed a po liceman’i gun from ita hnlate■and made a break for freedom in a blare of gunfire. Arretted for the holdup of an 80-yeai-old Here keeper who w»» 14 S t r o i t f t h - la V u H r To PiatM t To Pramata To Pradaao Capital Of Europe I s Symbolic L it* O f C ivilization s N EW Y O R K , Aug. 2 4 ~ f/P )_ Eloctrlc power production Increated to 6,678,860,000 kilowatt houra In tha weak ik ended ' ‘ Aug. 20 - ‘ha largaat total alnee tho weak of Fab. ID, Edlton Electric In­ stitute reported today. The figure compares with ...... _8 ,- . A.111,090/XX) for the pravloua week, j and waa 3.8 par cent greater Jthun 6,300,788,000 kilowatt houra • uioduced In tha comparable weak last year. Two geographical dlvlciona re­ ported power mil put daclliu-a . from the vear-ago week: mid- ! Atlantic which waa down I.U par cent and rantral Incltialiii.| which eased 1.1 per cant. Other divlaioni poaled tha fol­ lowing percentage Increasin' i-mipared with a year ago: Now Eng­ land 2 4, Wear Central 0 2, South* real 6.9 South Cantral 11.3. Hooky Mountain 14.7 and Pacific Coatt 8.2. Arrested On Robbery Charge He Makes At Break F o r It |h> j— lit ... \• < �, ... Plantation Estates ! University Heads | To Attend Races At Kennel Club Handicap, thu ninth me* IH(T"k X (Cm Uh M *■■*• o h ) ucatluna] Fund Handicap. Two uetu block bungalow which whan atari In the latter .Hintvat ..i'j * iimplcted will he occupied by Never Out, the track’. champion j Ira. M. Mitchell of Bronx. New in 1948 and winner of the Derby York ami her two aona. Another Dutch Stanley, Dean nf Phyal- lu>t September, and Glut la Ann, iijontleal bungalow la being com* cal Education at the Univerxlty of regarded ua the track* ‘Flrat pjuted next to thla. Mcuxurlng 24 Florida, Head Conch Huy Wolf, ‘"'iy i Hu*1, »»v 4H feet and Including hath and Mrlmeu Melton Alumni Rcpicxun* ligu irmt t l l i S H 6 C M Wl lJ lit* G a l l a n t k i t r l i t ' f i fm 'l ll li i- M t h i n Cxiiica nf tatlve, aeveral faculty im'inherx Dina. Ilonuxl Iteward. OH’a Dream r uly P u n i amt prominent alumni will Iw the Tin Type, (irey Maureen and Hack X V | Mlller etiextx of I'rcxident Wiliam L. On. Tin* ’(Jator HamJIci<p lirliiifg, re . l 11 JL*m . , IU . i ” , • w.,1° “uUt ,n0*!6 than Huntley of the Voluxlii County Into action such speHi'Mei * ua ,f» ManUtlon E itaU a, Kennel Club at Duytonn B each to- Queen's Hon, .My Horn* amt 1)1*. Minns to erect homes ut tin* rate nleht when nil receintx tm (lie lort ten-race program will no to the Faux are Jubilant over the anor more a month, ha .aid, x..,# . Ltul a, * .j . Int* land is high, well shai|«d# und State Fund to he d h t r .h u t e d In the athletic program* of the nimmcnient that Heal HuiiUman, Include* aeveral xmall lake*, on State'x eilucallormi Inatitutioiix. regarded ax the track n faxteat I one of which a park xite will ha The occaalon hnx been dvxigua* led “ Slate Univerxlty Nlghi". The Voluxlii County Kennel Club la I the firxt race track in Flor'ila to roo a xpecial dnv'x promam >« for the lianefit of State Col'ege 1xrholarxhip fundi. There will he two ap.vinl lunuli* Where Customers Send Their Friends 419 E. 1st STREET n io x x SANFORD, F M AHGAH ET ANN D U A L IT Y DM ADR A H RA VV WKHTKHN Lykct. Sugar-cured Picnics ................. Kingnns Reliable Pure Pork Cmluhy'x Wicklow Bug Sausage ............................... Standing Prime Grape Jam ANN PAtJE Cranny Smooth Peanut Butter .... Sliced Bacon ........ ANN P A G E Sliced Bacon ... . ....................... lb. 59c Annour'e Slur, urtlflcally colored—or Margurat Ann Nutuinl Color C’/llo ANN P A G E About three mouthx ugo the rexldentx of Plantation Extatca pe­ titioned the Poxt Office Depart­ ment for the eatuhlixhment of a fourth dux* poxt office. D. H ack-) ney, Poxt Office inxpector re -, viewed the petition, made an In-' rpectluh and reported hie finding* i to the Pu.-t Office Dopaitinenl, j who xo fur hux not acted un the iei|liext. ii Gelatin Desserts FREESTONE Strong America PEACHES inti*', Pur* dexo ;< Flour 10 lh. bag ■ t .«# OUR OWN l/)lh. l*kg. LIBUYS SPAGHETTI mid Meat 1 II). can HB(|YH VIENNA Sausage 1 o/. can Colorado l i b i i Vh Red Blues Potatoes veal lioaf 7 uz. cun I.IUBVU Deviled llainson LIB U Y S CORNED B E E F Hash 1 lb. can S W IFT 'S J E W E L Oil IH. Boll. El call til (ii'll Cabbage Nice quality Cooking Apples.... Seuhiuad Fioivn Food. Lima Beans.......... English Peas........... WESTERN BARTLETT CADQ 3 lbs. <91 Wextem NATIONAL BRAND luper-RIghl" Wcatatii Hiked or Halve. Iona Reaches Iona Craam Style “Super-Right" Wvatarn ift 'V HPORK LOIN v1 C roast rx n O x .) H IT HY L O T T E R Y W ASHIN GTON , Aug, 28— f/P» —Tb.? Poal Office Department announced today U haa .topped mall dclivurla* tn St. Mary'a Woxpltal. Cincinnati, O., hecauaa It haa been conducting a charity raf­ fia. The notice appeared In tha Poxtal Bulletin, circulated to poatmaatera. CLUB STEAK lb. 79c CHUCK ROAST 49c f r iim hix country and ilx cltlaenx." The rvxulutiiiii, introduced by tile the State Dcimrt merit to give "e ireful I'liiixlileiiitloii to the granting of a pnxxpnrt to «ald i mil Itiiiiexoo x» that ho limy pot he ulile to apremi Ilia uttitarttn’ hute of thu country to which he owea an much anil givea an little." (iuvvrnor Thurmond alao auld "We ure not eompromlalng" on returning lu the democratic Partu fold, | "We nro not the nuea who left the Democratic Party," he mid. “Thurmonil iiiiide the atutenii'nl immedlatelv after addrearltig thu ciiiivciitlun of the Vutet'ann of Foreign Ware. It followed Preaident Truman'* invitation <o amithurn Dorh o c rat* inxt him lit ><• “ join the party of the pimple" which he xaid la “ no longer" a acctlnnal party with the "lull wagging the dog.' Aakud if he would accept un Invitation to go to tile While Hoiiae and talk to the Prckldent, Thurmond amlleil and anld "thut would depend on what thu Invita­ tion wna for.' The Smith Carolina Governor lidded Immediately that ho would “go anywhere to aervo my coun­ try." Thurmond aald he waa lint go* lug to Waahlngtnn today und had ranrt'lleil Invitation* there to apeak at the VFW convention In Miami. He might go to tlu capital later, depending on development* there, he xald. Truman Invited anuthern Democrate to return to the uarty dur­ ing a apucch to tha DamocraUe National Committee, which earlier purged from 'ta roll, five amithurn nuparlera of tha 1019 Hlutaa lllght cnndulutea. A civil rlghta plank In tho 1049 Democratic platform led n.inHirrner* to luilt and aet up the Htatu'a Right ticket. $2.99 Bushel II Ih. can IONA ll'.x Ilix M 4 lbs. 25c Vrgitahlv Hlmrlenlilg Golden Corn . Franks ......... Tomato Juke Spare Ribs ................................ STH KAK-O-LKAN W H IT E BACO N : End Cuts ................................... Center Cuts.................................. I'eixlun Seodlexa Limes.... PEACH ES......... FULL BUSHEL Frixh Florida No. I Jeraey Cuhhler FROZEN FOODS Potatoes ....... Kelsey Plums Cauliflower........ 21 White Silver akin 12-ux H. B. Red lO-oi. H. B. Raspberries ...... 21 Onions.......... TIDE IP * ' liit it a u k c iia v u tis na> iTA WZ D E I. M A IK Id le . I'k « . 23c ( 2 0 1 . 1). 1CORN 30» A A c .J A N S OO . 2 SNOWDRIFT M .B . 11*1, 118. Latge Bunch Weatrrn Carrots .......... Large Cuban Avocados....... 3 tall cans a no. 2Yz cn. PEACHES. TOMATOES STA N D A RD NO. t! (*!, .... 3 cns* “S U R E G O O D ” E G G S O L E O P LA IN , l u . trrN . Iftr Hwanntin (Jr. A Med. N *b . S h ip p ed ..........| | c C O LO R ED LH. CTN . 4 Ac ■» C lo vcrb km m C»r. A Mlrnt. S h ip p ed P u llc l 5 |c OCEAN SPRAY K H A F T ’B V E L V E E T A H EESE 844 C P ll.LB B U R Y 'B B E S T 304 Big Kioler Blue Grapes........... ARM OUR OK BLOSSOM T IM E 19 LIM IT ) M IL K ................ 2 lb . B o x 69c WEIISON OIL F L O U R 5 lbs. 4 1 c 14 lbs. 7 9 c UDAKT P IN T B T O K B U ’B s STOK E L Y ’S 63< CATSUP TOM. JUICE n t 44-O Z O O c 1 5 ' I CAN 2 9 X-PERT CAKE MIX PkK- 15$ X-PERT CAKE V N O H T IN d Pk* IONA 194 CRANBERRY SAUCE Z A K L Y - R IT E ORANGE JUICE ..... . 46oz. Z A K L Y - R IT E GRAPE'FT JUICI H IG H LIG H T .............. 46os. TANGERINE JUI CE....44os. i V. s . ^KRM n’S*'^ vmf'ttnStoraiv Sultana Early Jung Pea« ... ........ Legal Notice Bunny Field Oatmeal ....... Canned Meat pgBsnss s»c CORNBP BEEF 13-«i c m 43c QUICK FROZEN Small Western Haibeijiiv Site Mnlgaret Ann Brand Frvahly Tomato Soup STEAKS Round ... Sirloin ......................................... R ib ................................................ WESTERN SPRING LAMB SAL* Square Cut Shoulders................. Shank Half of Shoulder............. Shoulder Chop ......................... Rib Roust ........ Brisket Beef Stew Lean Hamburger ANN PA C K PIJHE GOOD THRU SAT. Rlahtx Itexerved To Limit Quantity STRICKLAND [ORRISON, INC X. f i i i h t SPECIALS Caahmore Palmolive Super Suds Octagon Lai Daily Dog f ■ ■‘’..I. 8 Bath >I«e g. Bar 3 for la n e Pkg. ** kg* pkg. an» . . 3 for r S fo c a n i 23c 21c 26c 28c 20c 28c mxd. or dUJ .... . jw "rJJ REALEMON JUICE �TH U RSD A Y, A U G U ST ,1l«vV THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA 25. 1940, Osteen News Oviedo News By M ATIN A DUNNIN G European Recovery nl lo The Sanford Herald lh MV (MAN II. JU N K S Mlw CJItndn Atkinapn of Run Locker Plant , FROZEN FOOD HEADQUARTERS 401-W-lHth St ...................... Phone 1II1H Friday and Saturday Specials PAGE THREE to Europe .tiiri the Unite 1 StHie*. I "T lie c I im iik i from u nolieix' in » buyer x' iim rt'ft him |il.teed new emt'linxis on meiixurex needed in alri'iigthi'ii icnl c*|m inl n in llilii'i i • ul trade, pnrtieiltnrly the men m tor m pldlv iliin m iitiiiK the coxl mill lim it' lixim utiex l .c lv u n del Im mid iiiiii'ili'lla r meiix tl'e re linn ul of I rude lexti i.-1 nnm uiol III nndeiuhg ut iiii'im nl' fi 11 ml, Willie e v in ilt hx a wiii'le were bank mi n pii-Win tnnll i|- I'm l.l i nmd, ■i lid" Mining ( m - W n lc iii K iim i | m' iiii 'iniinim tliein-i I Iky god at nliniil ttl pet t ri ticlnw pet war IlnWele ft»|»i*|'t V i*MJ .'»l. till* fll*t( Mill'. Illtilllh** t>( I'J i’J aliovmd h hi i Ii Ci*r |iu im Pit*, th<* |in ccitii.* nun* m*mih' 11 u*t« lift a win ill* w !n IH |t*"i i i u ’ iln v f till' It YCMI |'|* hl*flU t* till4 M il, V.ltllt ftI lfti!«a III1UMIK tin* Kill iff an n.i tiniis a |it*i *t*ii( h if liii ilutn prewar Dm ivpm t iil'i. 11>*•I* ■ i pninirt tic View i*f iht1 l iiiitpiMit niHatUnk silim tiiin **Tlii* f liii timnt»*i t»f 1•*L». »t Bill tl. **11111V WfM till %I* i" it u* I ! I m* 1*11 tl *tf ia ilalim t that list* lie n ti *tiilili n*r Wi "hI iiim Km hi -mi .4 mm ee* 'until h period nr i Imed xiiiin w hat in all I'nillilrle* except tilee i’e T ,l mid to xni'ii extent I'll.' Nu Legal Notice tin id x m i i 'H >Ilht liner ftU llllil I. nr i I'l'i.n 11 in a m iiriin t iiA f i'.:n im t or r o ll m i' N iiT U 't: IK IIK IIlim ill V K N Tlirtl M V T > m»li hnliU'1 uf T i l l 4,’lTllMVMt** S * I l - > ! ’’ <»■* Hi* 11*1 ilfiv t.f .ftily A I' I ' M . linn filiul w illin' * * ig 2 m * lit III* t ' f f III* fi(i|«li« ii111>ii fni iftpiieil i l i t i f t m U lt.i ltd « U ntil*’ i I t\ it. cii in I-*4 Mdiit * 11 •irii ,*i»’ f i n t.r At »•« tli*- litlli.wutp tl* i i iii’ -i !■I •* l*»*i l i in tin* t ' l . u m i til Kloritti n s *»r h i -:s -r " ,|tl **f h k s iw ' ii .% l" -Alii , »■i M f It i t v ttdll i :n . t I m p l*i |,* v% i l i - i i i i . i l t h •f *’ |m tv u l M»r t i.iiM* r *i I *"l,M *•"»**"' Ml* nit Hi** Ilifl >|i l.l Hr|*l«ml ih" u I (i ’ 1' ' H ilk. t, i» i in. stti H f I't. itil,, I , ,J , M M n l till. I'l, ill, uf .i t ) I AUHI 1**4 S rm im .if, wit *<» h i : s liesii N 4 7 i tt "l fr* « '‘I**. r.Ml. •• !• I I I It \ t »» «N *■/I*-f k t || nit t n i l | f Hrilillin,|r I "Ultt H ' i 11 Mil t ',. 11,1 1 , ii, FiaijtJi w hmbritn Crystals Koumillal and Anderson Juicy, Tender W:il>!neii A|<t*llfy Rolled, HoneleMS, Freeh Grade A, Local Cut R A B B IT S . . . . lbi 59 * Tender Baby Beef L IV E R c ...........* • 59* Itli& SAN rO ltl) AVENUE Local, tirade A. Dressed & Dawn HENS FRYERS YOU ONLY GET I ICE CREAM 2 pts. 4 9 ^ ASPARAGUS 1 — ||7 +***• * 3 ^il Heudy-To-Huke L’lover Leaf CUT CORN 12 oz. 200 SPINACH 14 oz. 2 ? Mr. mid Mix. l.lnyd Kmiiit* 'have ri'iim ied fm ia a veiy nice ! trio lo Hut SprliiKK, A ik. Mr. mid M ix. I', il I ’luntx me hwny (ill ii vm'lillntl fur u einiple . c f weekit. Mr. mu) M ix. Jmuex A l ‘nr *in mid K ill’ll Slim line mid .Mail I,vii, me i i I hii away fur m iiuiple «'f WPrkx. Mr. mid Mix. T . I.. I.lntm, S i. ; linv.i retnriii'd frmii n xliiy al * llnelunn lleneli. I Mrx. Mne K Kino In eiij'iyim i i ■ text nl Ilnylunn lienrii. Mr nnd Mrx. .1. A Ouvnn mr! tied (heir niece, K iiilly , In Umln ] i fti'v a tiiriir vinll with thpiii i lie'i*, where xhe w ill ciintitme 1 u til her xctiiiul work. f)"iixh l I.I'ln li'iiI hnx lieen w illil Mix Chulyx l.e in lim t, lux iiio th n ,J ■ ii Tniiipii. ' Huuthern Dalrlen SKAl.'IKHT . I Vi I V Wt I'l*. t III* N i l ..... ill i*i***i i v i *> i i i'.i.Ji.a , until1 : i ii I Mis Wltv * ? ** U m i|ih* I * t*|•J* nit’ cettinp in <r what il..V want IN I liK S T PORK BUYS ROLLS pkg. 17^ Deviled Cniha 2 for 49f± CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FREEZE • AND STORAGE CO. YOUR LOCKER PLANT In a unify* 11 in k *, fin* I wo it*ju 11 n l i f each pim i|i nf fmir funt 1111ii e imp ininle 11y the fnrnfeet, .....t Hu i wo iraeka in front am inatlc Li. flic hunt feet. iiliiui'i wax in Iniinir' nf Mixx Wood n li" i li-nvitiK for lier xchool itiii1' in Mliilni xoon, M'" i ' [.nwrelice lx ko I iik to l'i\ . I" .loniiir Sunday School ■la an all day picnic at Lemon 111 ill fa lm d liy . \ i i mil <'"untv Agent Towiix i i . i i a in town Monday calling on ll" 1 il <'lull Imyx and talked win Mann Itiggh who conxented in y< in l ump McQnarrie Friday ami : . ’ "n lae in learn tha dot lea of i l l loader- Amt ha haa fon.••!>iiii l.l he I II hoya laader for next year. \i rn .\r i m. i mwksi Kmind Steak f'l(H K VVt ■ nv 11■ > YtHi iii In svi* Ehi \tiiir *»ell; niitl Imvinc 'tt'h vtin'll iltt liusini'si iu lli I In* i ,|| in' Jtl t 11Mi l l V I ' m HERE! T-lione Steak Sirloin Steak CENTER CUT WES T I'l IKK CHOPS III NECK BO N ES...............................Ill IIAMS B A C K B O N E S . ........................ lb, SHOULDERS nml SIDES ............ lb. SPARE R IB S ............................. lb. Yellow C itiiiii SIvIt* Corn CENTER CUT WHITE BACON DICED CARROTS TOMATO JUK I: TRELLIS E N G LIS H P E A S Your Choice 1 0 * FA Hrealilasi Strip Smoked Karon TIDE S T U D E B A K E R S BIGGEST S H O W BOX H-(IZ. Ill'll.I.MAN'S MAYONNAISE PRODUCE to«l*i! W .}l, 'l T V ' I xp l fat .lit Octagon Laundry Soap 3 Barn for Keg. Size 3 Bars for ;r«)M r ihvU ; ‘■•■'vj n f . . Palmolive Soap ‘ AJAX CLEANSER............................. CELLOPHANE PKG. 1' I1 f /l !m ^ ■ X K /i i i • ...... ‘•r T- ' " J ':,1!1 •• V.' ' ’V' ^Vi _ m f 7 !,: : ___ �THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, U 4f THE SANFORD HERAtO, SANFORD fliO W PA P LA N E S CRASH wan nn evidence nf mob action in f M A Y P O R T . A m . 2 fi- (/ P )_ T w o the cone, he didn't consider It • I pianos crashed at an nltltude of iai lynching. d tho In It* editorial, Collier a quoted i present revinuo can produce," he 1800 feet near here this morning, the Jacksonville N aval A ir StaCaldwell under the comment: ’ declared. Wont "In Florida a few monlhn ago, "T h is leaves only $fl4 m illion to I tion said. l*ho station said the c raft were c Itizliu upl'l- a negro under Indictment for at* be spent for all other agencies Itv ami ___ , com- tempted rape was snatch'.") from . including jud iciary and cabinet ■Iwo-place ships hut thnt it was _ .......... . o cntlng that those. a............... r t lusufffriclil I*'1 ‘I'Vr a mob ami shot to death. and all 12f> or more state hoards, ! believed only one man wan In each. gM■mind* for rem oving ■ ........................................... On alerted (Jovernor Millard 1'hI i I wcII of bureaus and Institutions. An in ­ nubile official. Florida said he did not cnnnlder crease nf only | U million was " ' i" u Ivnrhliig. Me uent onto , granted for all agencies besides j An Encyclopedia. . B rits imlra j 'I'1 Writer saw the statement, said he opine that the mob bail *aved I the public sc booh, w elfare, stale court*, e lr„ considerable trouble.’ I colleges, hospitals and flnnd con­ was pre— '------claimed tha was a trol. Ifig am i asked C a ld w c ff tn Vapnnd ’ ' aldwell Ida rem ark*. .• false and damHi'ing quotation < "It simply comes down to this Caldwell replied that since th. re ■ ' • ? ' T j proposition," he asserted. " I f the I people want and continue to de| mnnd thnt government furnish j social, educational and health benefit* as our population grow*, | .v jir n h i i k i v it ia t io n t o a p p l y I thro It must l»e paid for and your | s k u i f t s s s m ; o k i .o k a i , n n i r n - 1 Oi a i . m . n i h . s t i o a i i n s c g g s i v i *rl" 'Legislature, composed of our elec-J t i l t ! I IT S U K H A A ITO N U , K I.O II- 'h o ted delegates must and w ill find a wav to ns painlessly ns possible, N l'iTH K 18 I I K 11H I IY U IV B N Mint a p iillia llo n w ill lm m ade to ilm drain lf>7 m illion from the two | I-tg ln ln lu rn I.r Ilia H lotn o l K lo rh ln IM|I nod u half billion dollar Income of Ml lln 8 |ii t liil u. -mloii (r> ha hut.) on nor people for additional sources H»|itam l(*r ; , IS IS , fo r th a p a n a-j Mae of J.....I nr «|.rr 1*1 lealalMiion of revenue to meet the aver InMine ml In a He. Moo K n u r o ! (lim p- 1 ......... „ > 'lemamla. creasing 1 l,r U 3 'iv , 8|.e. ml Acts or lire Citing Welle K ilp a trick , Uldrm a M a o s s * - » ■ e « *» ttaai l.»al«l«inie of Florida for Mi* 1 D in ilai Ni.m Ii .ii nf lU n • n .l.l- l CallIrtf| Ift r*>1)Mil* IS ( riM* Plllti *A. Caldwell Awotd You Can Drive Without Shifting Legal Notice The New Dodge Wayfarer Coupe ........ 2 Door Sedan Roadster.... D E L IV E R E D Hurricane Alert Ax <>• I SI Illu lu / ilS U Till' We m e w n lr h ln g H ilk a * c m O K H A N K I M ill, F lA J IllliA linw k." lie added. . ............ . , . IN H K M IM M .K C O U N T Y , F U l l l l l ' A A Navy hurricane Imulei piobcd, la-lwten tHftl' ami 1047; n rise of ***l TO A l'O lM lli: I I K A I , A N tJ I'K It n o r. A t. i T t o i> t iiiT V “ r o M I'iK it ilie dlsiiirtiiince and detected it* iritlivlilUHt Income In IS years O il I V I I A I I K . H I,Ip , W A It H Iln it H i:. if com c**, whicli from 4481 tci .41,104 fot a 128 per- a iik u n i , •ri ll.M I.V A I. F A '.'il.lT IK H A N li nigh tho northerni rent llictease compared to n nat-j ' O T I I I i l l I.M IM in v K M K N T H IIF .I.A the next .’ I t" j ional average Increase of t»fi per-' . . . . ' T IV K T I IC I I F .T O , AN I .1 T O P H I: Hull ro n n ii'ii p i'iip riH K M a n v :u I cent For the period Hi'Jtt 47 Intnl i-Um lr I io :a i, \ v n p c t m o N A l, > n o p i : i t ... orm. konwii .ini Florida Income went up from Attorney T V NOW O W N Illr I 1V H A IO IJ IT V lin e " because It I IfiltS.OWl.tHHI In 12.571.000,000 o r . -S',1 Kpn ANM A I 'TIM III t / I N t l H A tO C I T Y 11,1 esldeut Truman’s I a 240 perm it Increase c o m p a r e d ) " '" t " TO i-O N H T IH T *T ANI> T O S IA IN ........ T A IN ANM " I ' C I I A T I J A N T HI I ' l l vi d .Imutuy, brought: to a CIO iieicrril iiHtional averag e. | r t i: ii n i l w i t a O F . r f i . f k w a in-:- , . , . S ' o i Mi CmolTtia fllaiik* were pusard liy Forest n o t Ml-;. T I .IIM IN A L , r V c i M T I K H , l , « l latoinn drowned Oslchej fot n secret Kiw anla poll ANM O T H It lt IM 1U t n V I .lt K N T ll const ntlempled lo t»- rcganling Hta*e financial pollrlns n o t , A T I v i ; T I I H I t K T O j " A U T IIO It ■ there {KIN O HATH C I T Y TtS n O H tlO W . l u v, Iff. and levy of additional taxes. >IONt:V F IIO M TH K t1N I T i : i r l r , £ ? •rn coast, recall- (Juesta imlmled VV. II, /.acliry, J r . HT A T I :tl o i l ANV t Ml T I I K AM I I S • . IP.'IH s.oi m, pre- nf Louisville, K y „ Tom tiiirg e s s .! C t r l <ui FiioM a n y p r i v a t i ; lug tl ? o tM u t : F o il t iik p im p o H i: stuibame moving field executive o f tbe C an lra l O F IlN A S r- IN M H A IO u J » n n J K r T . 1 , In ttcriir Florida t'mincll of Hoy Bcouts; A N li PM O VIOINM T M a V A N Y O il "•* fl LIO A T JO N H IH H ir K f C :* l$ |l a n y I'll' A IO N K T l l t i l l l l i i W R / l j M ' P I N A N C I ; Air " ' ' ' I . P I I O M . ' T n i f A M . I I K PA . Mr, ,. .. R O T II p l l I N f 'l p A I . - A N li IN T I'.lt KHT R lrl IT .V .v l,'ll t m t iV r i i o . l l ' v 'ici N T.T I I I . V I . N II K i m n n i r i ' i i lo It $1795.00 $1925.00 $1895.00 IN H A N F O R D Financed With A Savings T h ere's no easier w ay to own a home than by financing It w ith one o f our m ortgnges. It’s ju st like paying rout. Insured Savings — Home Loans First Federal Savings & Lean 101) N . P a lm e tto A v e . Association of Seminole County Ph. O u r Haleu Ro o m fe O p en S a tu r d a y A fte rn o o n 200 M agnolia A vc. Phono 694 & Salad Sorcery li’ood PriceH Decline IM .- T IIK I'M Ii’ l l f T U O lf H T v m t T i» r m t iT t f r f i n i o t a t . < in f ' J f ,J K ‘ N il F O R f U O lIN d l.l: Jack ,.ArR,;!Vn" ‘ l a c r t ht . ... flr# 4» a n a . !>8T 1 bunch keys nn ring Finder picHsa ratlirn tn SOI W litIr. Ht la.IHt reward. « Hi - Style Fashions r t ..,M if f , H F .L K N T l u l ' i 17 p»r cent hahv. r I largely btcausn uf TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY la fs n « P r a n k for Very Young Ladies tin A van.,a IM v .rs H * r a llf o r r ila T IIII Ml- lirr s l- r r •-( 111r»<t tn 01* e p , rr-iia s n im i- im iii.iiip n itw r fSMi « * !* i", th *, f"tr,'i, , l K nu rl fo r Ilia NIHM. ini li-l ii I K iirc u li in nnd f.u B a in lrin l. I'n iin lv , F lm lita , In l 'h a ,|. S t if i'i V' " "'JH H la J s s a ln t l yrm • » H t »<l J A C K I.A i’ E Y . I'ln ln M ff. HT. . 1 I.A I'J 'Y . rlalc m ill lit. ^h^rejfi H ip | i | h in t if f • |(n «« *1m-.. ......... " S " t " * l A V n NFHH I ,IV hi. II,I a v a l ,.r l l i „ h i 1,1 I 'm ,ii C n iin lv ..r H rm liin la . m Id a . M il* - l i l t .lu v u l t>.. 1*4* VIIII Mini ..r Ml la I „ | i i n n r , ..I , i - ,,f k i . . c A nunvi A There la Just no match for the fullbodied richness, the luscious doublewhipped smoothness, of Hellmenn’s Ren! Mayonnaise on aaleds. Try It with your favorite tomato aspic salad and see! And for fruit salads—oorr am* CHEKBF-NtrT KAYONNAiflK edds a won­ derful flavor flourish. Just blend cup dottage cheeee with t cup Hellmenn's Rent Mayonnaise and tl cup broken nut meats. So rosy tomake— todtliclout toot T o pul your lusn ul tin-, hemi of the rlkss Ht . •> P IIK M N P O N >RAI P la r lt n f I T i c i i l l f n l i r l •chool mill t lien Hgaiu on r ia m l* I. (Im v . A t t n r n a r fu r I'U In M If I I * N l.H I. S la in M iro n O t ls n .lo . F lu r lila SuntlH.VH, loo! HeHtilifiil Forest Green or t Hnr- gundy Wine with Imml* lined plaid in hrlglit wool to keep out Uip cold winds, . . fl 11 FOR A BEAUTIFUL “ KITCHEN try Wondfrr Spread for Btm ^ 4 On e of ouh many ' VARIETIES OK LINOLEUM I’ATTEHNH. .? - ■ ^. I- ! 9. ; (l Modern Floors laby msstsr MHhinlsa A n oth er n u m b e r t ^ F a aura to please theLitTW Mlaa . . . i» thin doublg btegsted coat In co lo rs of Aqua. Oatmeal afl Beige «... i, Top Trick for Sauc«t The creamy goodness of Roof May­ onnaise is ideal Inhot sauces for veg­ etables. For rorrouasi gAUoa— put 4 c. Hellmsnn's Roof Mayon­ naise in top of doubla boiler. Stir |n 6 tbs. milk, Add following chopped Ingredients: 2 tbs. aach of parsley, green pepper, onion; 1 tbe. pirnlen­ to; 2 hard-cooked eggs. Heet thor­ oughly; and serve. (t spreads ao emoothly, ao evenly, even on the thinnest bread! Adda ouch a fine festive flavor to the rimpleatlunchorpicnicsandwiches. You justcan’t bast Hollmann'aRoofMay­ onnaise—it's truly a super epraed. No wonder children like it eo much! And Roe/ Mayonnaise la so rich in good food value too! Magic for Thrifty Bthhtg I { : If cup Rm I Msyonnsiao will replace shortening and one egg in your pet recipe for com muffins or shortcake, Afanv/ous flavor touch tool - St motion In Soups * Serve this cttiaiT eour chilled, or hot—but besuretoserveit temptingly reasonedwithHellmaim’elSgtaride cup red cherriee for garnish. Put bal­ ance of can in saucepan with M o, water, M o. sugar, i i tap. salt, 1-inch stickcinnamon, smallstriplemonrind. Boll quickly 8 min. Rub cooked oberrisethroughfinesieve.Stir9tbevwetee intot the. conwtarchanded|Me/^eny purde. Add cherrim for garfrim, etmmer 4 min., stirring frequently. Tep with H eop RsaJ Mayonnaise foMM into H o. whipped cream. (Imvaa •) Try them all—and sea far yearsslf how Hollmann’s Roof Mayonnalsa adds flavor asagia tp tlotena of dllTarsnt fbods. No wondert It'e so flevor-rlth with good things , , , freshly broken eggs, added egg yottfc, "Fresh-Proas" salad oil, mild withit*goldetigoodness. Breaded carrots, or cauliflower, aautdw in Rdsf Mayonnaise make a crusty treat. Fstatsasfcywhippingthem with HsOaOna'a, and hew thamInthe oven. Add lest le Creguedes by itassUnder.EfficientIDslk lA T t t K A t GUAOAN IKeeageedee wit’.. ’ .. �••w r" Urfty imn ■ THE WEATHER Attention called to latest hOfH* T? PrtUil A r f M—M j f the W noorld) rm To P m w U T* Pvt ‘ cane advisor) Considerable clout* Progress gf American PlM H 'llr (or Sanford. Iiimi becnmlng showery and lit, ihk afternoon and to* oiitl't. Saturday, partly cloudy "•lb a fm -.howpfH. AN INOEPKNBENT DAILY NEWSPAPER ■______ i______ 1 rOLUME • SANFORD, FLORIDA/- Fit!DAY AUGUST 26. 1649 EttabHM 1908 No. A s s o c ia te d P r e s s L e a se d W ire NEARS EAST Maragon’s Pay R evtajffd 120 Mile An Hour Winds A re Expected Near Palm Beacn Ready For Fish Rodeo In Senate Probe Work On Stale Buildings Slows As Funds Run Out Five Percenter Had Income Of $30,000 . In Five Years But Banked $119,000.00 WASHINGTONTAu«. 2(1 —John Maragon today refused to antwrt questions «t th# Senate five percental inquiry "on the ground that tny eniwet might lend to in­ criminate me " The Greek-American had token the witneu chair alter an account ant teatided that Maragon made bank deposit! of $119,606.61 durin* a five-year period in which he hat raid hit incoma was only around $30,000. He would not talk, that i», when aikcd about hi* financial affair*, or antwet many other qiirUmn* But he did lay "ye»" when Senaloi Mund* (R-SD) "Do you know h)arry Vaughan1 h* referred to Maj. General V hi(th­ an/ Preiident Trumatl’l'annv tide. Mundt the# wanted to know whether Mara*on had ever heen "a.sociated" With Vaughan in "any activitlai". "1 raluae to «B * «* on ; 'l l t 't l toy :r, ,.f. -V JfMftt VImul i kirh lie M"ll«» tut «*mt» rnum,liter Imh .141,, ,| ln |i"MH|ilr 1)1) ,1 llinitrrt i ,, 11* 1' Grant qtoi-hihllr •>( |) „ |y , i mrinlver ,,( Mir m ninBH ri ,.i|,| llir 1)1,10 ,«ill go til thr thr ,p» Mil ..•..no) „f if,, I mi.lilur# oral titmifh. 1 v 1 -MfAS ■>! 1 Au„ "< (Ti r., mi Mmi mmin p <|w,ii 1 fl Its \mMing I ' m.MI 11 idm- ug in 1 af,. it i 1 flic. th- 1 * 41 I, **(|»r ui i|ie, 11I %r Mlm -I........ . 1 H’Htpn.'I t ' llllllM rtififl* V Im t rUMhlirlii"1 lliru1" nl.tMi u i f1*- .tny fMV lllld'l t. i f|'. Aft hei |ail •nit if ii ' t)"1TO|l-l.l Ol fll* ♦u tilt i ♦2,‘i0(1,066 Inn iiiwrri Im imtilM'iMOal , m1 agi'iir \ liUlld'MK1 llir f' l M w r I I .llllMIMHlI limn, i Iihiii f/.VMl.oni) 1* uincpni I tnSfmlnat. Mundt aald that. antvrer tax* the "Implleatlo* thht you Vaughan hat# t*»n " activities that are I P J W ‘- 1’* edvlee . - 1 ,;t n |i A r. • 'i n -I*it i n MM'II. 'llg E r- N oars Jfl- I;V)—ThU bullrlln .in llir Imrrli atie near-. llir I I ,..|| run,I m i | | . Mini In llir vs r.ifiirr Bureau H 1 I* M " ’Hid* air air mu Urn Id........ . 'd I1* '"lit •i> • "* if'-m l i i I v m o i I pd mill w arning t it - .|'ni" m I'ny mi nttunlloii to ritmtu !< Ilnanl up all windows am! tut* .......... . in,it It* "ilslile itiims Sterilize batlitub no I till >i i,,, " X u.Hei Have .1 flm h h jit anil ........................ I, "Ml wnn’t sputl easily. <• If voor bimte i.-m'i rugg,,!, try 1 1 1 . .1,, 1 ' ( agency bn- emergency fnrillMrHr >»rliHn to norti a window m 11 ffioii llir wind Ilit, keeps pre ■ Murray Blasts Disaster Relief Steel Heads For Groups Alerted “ Vicious Charge” Thruout Seminole L p ild d T II-- Mniiini iM'* 11*1 ipfint lireIn I I lot id (lirllliT nr»> llllild- I ; < lit I ih r 'O k t ’ C c h O l>» < 1 vr 11 1I1at balance w of>liga*',il and 1-in. Inti* mil v until c'lntraciiH* I C I O S P S T S sS W * > . I'c*t1•imr fn Hurricane' Do’s And hnn’f.s D ftliP S S h p If'l' VViVri IrfA v ts No Bn.sir. Of Arfion . . . g u . l . ,il lirromlng danger-* Mil llir amilheaat* 'II Iml liii reach­ 10 luiiir and there l.‘. 111 H r. prr hour •' •’ ilm Hr i- It '|| |in,|t|r be•“ i'iii 'liami Hrmh and Voro Hricb ahmilil mnilour nil ImrMi lor |i. n nil lima itmiI remain mi .In-lii-i unlit llir ,lorm paa•»' "m d . slnmlil lircnmp ilankrioilsl, •.Il-IIH; III llir Lake fkrn ln,li,^ n r, |l( p:irl, Might fin ft', . i-triM-t fh* " ' i t ................. . m i -I I’d to rim I..tilde 1da le­ an,! Fort “ tints may |irr li inr. HI III.. I hr moat l. 1 lou li iml di»* b-i 1Lire( llir tem[!kit j I '1 m l-, nl touilin* Imm If. ■ I. i, Minim I .. 1 iml in f bm ii rnr iilags ling i,-. I , tiling Im ffil.tlLl.DIX). 11111 i 1 1>,>iii V rin H * It to Miami lie would not evrrii NEW Y. .U. r..I l , , A m«. /(, Ill, I iliinrl IbldgCl (. riiiMiMHIllH Hurt t.,|)jt i a I ikrci ho* ......, „ A ' 1 111 ,| ....................I, eahed by Chairman lloay (D-NC) 11 i ItimiiM in Hint,oneudei! d'.H llir l/M 'wnt Philip Midi,iv <d tl,r ( to ti iimug limit Hr,| I ,, whether he I,. the committee hehlnd eloaed door* 1m ♦II. Steelworkn, Union tlciiilnil i» 1' 1 - till IIMMMill.’ 'll. I I . ,. , i ll. f him,1 result I.f•" Iih , riinlo by Knyin nil Kti I t I , HIM two flav a< au mu* anil ininlion •1■r |,. | ( (>|IIIIMill' - t.l ll U*« J!l *ijlf* 11V itWIlMaragon dlil taatlfy at that The five fiiinfnnl liny* In I til-a fialiinp qillnlctte ai< alinwo ivllh tluni iiacki-l Jiolea on the In* < charge that |nlin I lew.. . ml I. ■SIsi. 1 ll 'll 1 - in.I, ( b ,|>1, p mI ft, I i , I Mm*. front Ha they iiructicti for the big fiiilnnjt roifeo which mil l»' held io <1 wrek nt Lab, Chin-" [v' " mi « e „ III m tiM ill g IMIMrll' ( m u ............... ’ 1 hi Mali In, M i , V- -ll i -i ■ It, SIMt lie, I ihintl I* (iff* (Hi The commute* ............ . ha* tinea teleaa .Oviedo. Hhowu left to rluhl ere lln irr •’aidwell, Mack Ib-nwn, Tlmnina H'llninmm, Sain I'hllhpa i’-'I i ' ti tint Le-Llml llir ilrrl uiimiii'. itrlM iMib ,11.^1.* liitil'IidF SiimII tnial. ii 111 | 1* . »■ €t a trenacrlpt of hie leatlmony. | Turner W illiam son. Sponaoiln* (hr riidcii am thr S.'iiilimb Spin I a .him A aMiriathm. tile Jayce r*. "i"lt llr ,!• ). I t | itMilr tb> I’-' I" • Ml mang other th in **. Meregon f ygnfori! Merrhmita Aaaoclution and the .Sanford icrrcatin n U rpnitm cnl. Silnm l Imanea w ill iia iw fi i a 1 I m ' •' Among The vrlriao mihoii nirm |- m I - ..... arm v i" i Im. - M m , ,,l, ihMI.IMMI foi 1 new >wore th*n thet ht hed never re- large number of children to end fiom (lvledo. I f , brail. ,*1 iti, mmiimiH - 11-m , i m , iiriilM M-iil w u l d •’ ' b e closing the 1 o r Im llir Hr h reived eny peymente for negotlet v sv, i .i the pm i|, utid il repeal' < *4..Ml llir 1 .i .imI,> hut huilnei* with government er* heloir a iHcidruti.d ( i-oii-I. ) iu t­ , -jig.1111*1 M 'iiiridraneil apnipri'.ttiH'* egenelei. A niimb't -1 ,li- ll* i. il. 11 Im I -.h i in I!<t7. ing board, alliukrd a ipriTodev, Hoey eiked him If he 1.- >1-111(1- (I "ll' cJ I* *ill lll-tl I -I * MMI M 1 1.. 1 ,|,,.i"i last weak lre« up u , the panel by E m in , M. Vn hid not given eueh teitlmony. ilirll. i • n. I'alm I ...................... I I rI ll -I Meragon aald with e alight ac­ I .!iw biiSd.iig"1'*#' ' V chairmen1 of H.r fmanrr , ... cent. "I refuse to enawer on ad­ I-' ll' I ‘lilt' . .*, I'l l _________ I I iHturlt'll HMtl priml iMAtitjiHimn, o( U, S. Stef I vice of counsel on the ground that If, i 1 ......... ... If nit u n i1 iiriei wurkri - i WASHINGTON. Aui|. 2fi— (/P)—The gov^rnmenri livum f m . iiui Dm * *** 1U1 wori/ 11,1 Murray decUifi) VmuJi rmii my enawrr might lend to Incrim­ rim i penny ibH V< It'll III t i t til ,1,1', dr* rook a new dip t-day. ................................ V inate me.*' llte voice of rearlmii" who "ip 'il Ttin iinnn a.I i« i #11 i f t si i until'mil UlHi 'M4 MlMiHkTh Mir* I He gave th# earn# enawer when ' ---------1 I'lt" lllll Will'I ’ ll fell MV-tenlh* o( o.ie per cent Irom mid-Junr lo mid July I ' -1«- •' *rs«t"n. in the language nl ............ U -•• ', i . I- - ,1mll. I ll. Iv dungerou* I * i • I I ........ 1 . 1 Ho#y caked if had not teetlfied 1g s Crewmen Rescued The Bureau of Labor Statistics said the mid-July living rusts I- d I i m»tnv..... -nt i ,miihih»»Ioii «"‘ <t’B j bonism." filial" and Stii.ii' ........ ....................... o „h alma- -ally these pro) I' ■' l l r > l _ The U. S. htirl 1-xirilHvf ' ' imnllnufil lln r<l» *!<*#•> S « ^ m K » “ v 5 l By S h i p p s — g .... .... . told the board hit, imlunlry * I'-nfl F A Mr. W EST 3 per cent] t M 7 .been beyond certain' eums w hich, p r o m M u rm a n sk ! The new Index U u ,* T | , V p | " I I \ u 1 | q f t p H 'V e u g h t V ithe hit lei i ace f"i p irn f/p) — Him fed mentioned. mn| mill' ill 11 Ml under a year year -go ago but but fo.9 70.9 per per P f e 8 | J e ||| J 0 |(j F l a i l S IM 8iU S 8€ a labor .......poltra poured Into Red 1 1 Maragon’a lawyer. Myron O. / l. I'tlly j)|ril"| iii'l l r re iile r* today m ' Fh7lIch“ 'b^Va'Tn'to' . . y h* had 1 WASHINGTON. Aug. 26 *bP) 'war cm! level. uvtr- ' h,> Augll“ - m 9 ’ pr*' iirua prepared f • nil. - ,f 1,. i m A 4 - ll- i i T ___ r i u / , j stint" v lt b wind**llM«cV.ue,n.?.l,Hnnae,UM T ?.1* N*V? ' ubfnl,in*M nnJ * ! I’rlc* drops for foods, wearing ' ii , »r|,r li rill l, i,t S1 1 swer civilian technician m i .......................... _ certain, question#. ■. , . iHTiiian iccnmiian lost ioai their meir lives iivn -apparel i.|i,inrn aanil house furnishing* pet bout'. of the head'of the nnit'-d t Ml l,r l|l |l h> ll -) Squally, low n J ^ T .sLtJmmt fnv IhJ0commit" I ,nd M crewmen were rescued In- <-aiiecd (be living cost decline, worker*." potirc I tain 0 0 - 1 « ,l. Komis averaged 13 per cent lowii i, |, i m-it by m.im (Caelteaeg Oe Pag# ilsM* *"IIday u,b.» when ,b. the submarine rCorhinn pia,,,, f,„ m local farmers' ca"Thi* attack Is vlcbm* ami m rr, apparel nine-tenth* th* of one per and liatblnt; h i " * | I" full - ,M,; ,1,. I*. , exploded and burned in Artie wai tent, and house furnishing* three! „ „ c i ........ " , gaiiiislhiii. Which suiting," Murray saiil n l down wlnilon * .11. M l ■ , llf.ll * 1 * V m i l d hp MW..... I Hill r o n t r o l l s d b y "It la not only an inn.lt l" tentla! debris |are. tenths of mie per cent lower. IM i ,,t iif r m« i *; r-m ICeettaae# Oa MsMi Palm fronds 1 I1 id, "Hcd S c c r p t .l l Vl .V""<r« ... . "I'Ci sir’ll fell tlielr Slight ilaps In costs for rente Commerce U .I 1 I ^ '»« Navy men weie nttachr.1 ,i.l„ Ti mini y ‘ - 1....1. O CLreirl V l||l(ltim| |i,,|,,,|h as Iirmlucer*. were tbrouglt tlm all ............ ’ ,w‘ ami mitcHlanenu* good* and ear||i, I, -i,-1 ..... 1 . .I miiii i l l ’t’ u. s. s. . eral hours In Hilvunn- f the Imup' O p tim i U 1 tli cumcI la-t i"«ht at n meeting (.tail Bitting Ami Reports vices. Inrltnllng municipal traneof the tempest ev|M t"d till- (MS)'' „ „( Vclrraiis <"> The-rnrin trainer* \ ,l.|i./ Iloli l. W Mil>a marina which rescued the Coehim>'« poitatlon fares, were recorded. noon. Regarding Future ,lt tlt*. Future Farmer llulidlng Marion Butler C I i o w i i • .. .i i , F’tk’s <Ini. CTew. The civilian, who was not im Foods slone er* seven per cent A ll along the mile g'dd I 1 , m n I ' H I ' I I C m , I iim M ' " ' . "i C, mi ______ • |tri„r to 11"- meriting a covered .. .1 ~ T \ ,\ . mediately identified, was the only under a yeer ago and 33.6 par (iall Bitting, daughter of Mr in,, - i,l A" ntln mid I Im A t io ii - coast" from Miami to W -,' I'alln cent over the level when govern­ More thaai»°0. «“ >>»*• be on, ,0(t #boiI(1 (bl Corhino, Beach, the piidun- ’ u-, M"- sonie. WASHINGTON. « . . . 2), ( . l l . J f t r Z m l - " " ’ . / " ' * 55J£" and Mra. W. V . Bitting, and Mai )M I 'liHMlilr HuildiMkmailed Mondev to member# of « . . x w.. ment price control* were In effect, Red Crns< len lei • wen- 'oil:/ .:I,,II iia fop f(,loM-d In "|d ■J !■"1 the Bemlnol# Countv Chamber of Th* sunken submarine Among foods, price decline* —Secretary of Commetce Sawyer, speaking on lbs subject of co- Ion Butler, eon of Mr. ami Mrs I , .... ,. m, . alerting n crew of <" " * tin jW Commerce for election of 84 dl-, equipped with a snorlel--an un were ....... .... bureau 1W noted by th* for told the While House lml.iv of opiratives were Jet ^ar'lnert J. Butler, ware chosen a- Mm St I,Him* A M I ' ’ ' iilsnater wnrknra I • 1 •' 6*4 I *II' llIIIl<sl cbiln Ii, /""I H"|m reetora In the Sanford area and 84 darwaler 'breathingtube which I n,e*ii, poultry, frulta and vegeCrus* committee wo • to'meet In strong business sentiment for . f''' ' I* R, Pierson, most popular girl amt boy of Hi" ( C h illi h. St d'di, ’ 11,1(1 In the county region. »enabled it to remain submerged table*, fats and oils, sugar and in federal expemlilurei am! a rc-- <;f,,vl?r Asliciuft and II. L. Buck- Playground yesterday »' Belle Glade, mi the >i, u- >t mute 611" .i, 1 1 loirrh mid l i t (Cvt In bakery product!. Okeechobee, to •■•cine These director*' will meet on o r , for long periods of time. Lanao Spring* where M boys ami (,iild-b"ni Jihcltei-ii aic fi'i l" Ihip Lake duction in taxes on business Ingliam from I’ierson, K. M, wheat her to evacin"' C m- l.ska Living cost figure* for mid •bout °rt. 1 to salaet a prsiidsnt, The eJ,p|oljon occurred in the Cuddy, local supervisor of Veter­ girts attended an outing m honoi I i-.l llo il(l), Nrw Mt * '•'vn ry The report was a fiO OO-i'otd ans Vocational Agriculture, da* of members of th# Recreation ln- Hih-h . i CIh iic Ii , Mntlmi '.Vit'im'i •action August— that Is, those reflactln flactlng fiheltei 51 1VB! (» fimint I'll car* rice levels letter — to Pieiidential . . .of about .now.. —won't „ ----------- Aide jJohn ..........R iiv,.,,,,1 a brief address of welcome partment'e baseball leagoi. 1 l-m Ii hml I bill"' and ' i" o i i ii ' for 1,00ft 1m I fiiiu i efugecH bet#, l...‘ , «M]SaMr... ........... - a s -r— ‘ fh-orea nlieiidy Imd M"iglil ths Th* ell day awint, paiiv and A, iidi'tnv . Tha ballot* art devised for re- _ A lt.uttnan' ana Gardner outlined the pro11, (I,, riilllit V •ludfais l(" * ti 11 - ( shelter*, scutt'-ied timing every were swept that they may show another dip Sawyer to maks1 a survey fm nsr picnic waa sponsored by li" San (•dure In forming a farmers’ co. trn. free of postage, lo th a ll“ j * f . ! J,ck b v he, community and uidglil- >rl)ood. "Idur-j t0 bring the total dectiua for tha in carrying out I ’rrsidctil Truiiisii'i ford Llona Club, Kveiyoii" "" in, I'idi I y l i i a i i Si 1......1, 1 hamher of Commarea offlca, *ndi f1B c)|i htn« l T rewiie A**oclaied I'tnas leportct .lames Cochlno «| yttr „|nCi ja*t August’s peek to program for concentrating fnlcial operative. The other three speak­ Joyed tha watermelon cuttiiig •( Jut," Murv Sclmi'l, Ovied 1 11list* alkM iatitl.. CtCUO y0f OI Itha ' er* outlined the legal requirehoot Cluiluiita Srhnol. (i"tuvii Fowler, tourlnc llm coast, •pending to relieve spot employ­ incnt* for the project and led an 4:00 o'clock, and swlmmint;, u* ,S, Syiirt'd. Lake Moniou Srhnol and Delray Beach was eM'-l't -vlth e tura hiking and dancing w*„ en­ (pen dlscustlon. ment of distress proportions. violent hut brief thunderstorm as Wi I imii School, Paula. A co-operative has five or seven joyed throughout the day. aplin'i'-hril. All I h urKtore In the countv stud the' 'hufrlcano Otia thing Sawyer noted was members on the board of director*, traffic was halted bv blinding im i ar" at Altamnuto, Kmi--,' City, lin t “ thet* appealed lo be no one nf whom Is selected *■ presi­ THREE KILLED ‘ (Ii-lrrlo. Gabrieli*, Geneva, Kulokec rain, with gnats e-ttrimted at 60 . ___ ______ _____. . ____ . . . j i i t M i are down 10.8 per cant below wbat substantial sentiments for scnlei- dent, Mr. Gardner pointed out. pei hour The doyrnpoyt f*v*aM#*t John Ivev and other glatanca can be obtained, OXFORD, N. C„ Aug. 25-(fP» and Lake Monroe colored schools. mile* lOeeileued (>■ »*•«• ctahtl •titlg the general level of f-d-rsl They hire the maneger end deter- —Three persons ware fntailv m officer* n| the orgealsatloo urge The Cochlno and Teak, together m'n* th* policies. Farmers, h# that .11 . itieillhert .l il f p s i “.the I E ,wtth J h * th°Cl,subiniirliwa**,'For> o**and " S Include v V r Hdecline* m . ^ oof V about u V s^ LEG IO N M E E T the eubieartna# Toro an ^ Theso 18 public works beyond that now con­ •aid, Join co-opetatlvea to reduce Jured last night when a twin en­ THE WEATHER J Lake Mary Legionnaire* and Coraalr, had been temporarily a»- p<r ctnl |n food| BJ1(J farm right nf billot gine Cessna ambulance plan" templated." t ho cost of aupplloa and to get utlier new memers nf rampbellthev deafre ae crashed 16 mile* northwest of this i iv — f/n more money for what they sell, JAOXBONVIL .FI Aug. -ll Sawyer's report was one nl th* l.ossing Post 63 will be welcomed W. A. Morrfaoa, ehalrmaa of central North Carolina town. HighIt U w ^ _ Use nt i i special supper at 7 (lit o'clock topics discussed at Preiident Im- Saving* are disributed to mcmTha victim# were Identified as and meeting nt H.Ot) o'clock nt the t 70 bne at the end of the builnea* Atlanta man't weekly cabinet meeting th'i year or of tho marketing sea­ Robert B. Buthsy nf Winston- EeRion Hut, Monday night. James thsmarv The aubmarlna# had been #nmorning. son on the basis nf volume of Salem. th* pilot and Mr*. Lrtlm Q. Gallo wav. comnianilet. and Brownsville huslneie dona through tha co­ Cortrell Cota and Mra. I'rggy James Singietary, adjutant, unOh*rle»tu n « report aummarised idohtsi Chatham, 38, both of Durham. nuunced today. Galveston na mad* to Sawyer—mostly operative, Plenty of National llervlci! InNmr Vnrk uatneaa men, but also on John rierson, veteran* Instruc- Mra. Cole’e husband, N. Daltaa Pittaburgb by Labor leader* and l«»j tor, announcad th# meeting end Cole, Identified hie wife and Mrs sursnro blanks will li« nvnilabln Ntton I m England aad officials—In th* firat half supper Monday night of Campbell- Chatham oa nuraaa. They were for World War ll vutcrana to He apent a month Loutng Pott 88, at tha Legion taturnlttg from New York wheru sign, mild Mr, Blngletnry. Tickets thoee it elaaae w ha eastern pan Hut where National Service Life (Ley had aoeompaaled a patient for tho supper may Imi obtained cal Inatiraaee blanka will be available, from WaMa heapital la Durham. at tha usual place*. Seven Men Lost Government Report Shows Slight In Sub Disaster Drop In Cost Of Living Index In Arctic Waters For Farm Concern lV tu,X E .......... i&x viUt warned |{yVW(t ;iuh’ (Jroup con*r°nt«6"wini«,"1...",“i By Business Men C Of r Plans To Mail Ballots For [mth* Annual Efieciion TU*k. .inc 3r a -S2i2fflri.,S!£ ftga-‘•yw *"d E . .. ... . • ?*irsuSJ5r~e««•> "■* y M A U S T S lJS i *!+ r: j g s j& a a a ? - ' s r t f i r f " ! H fi Q.Vj'M,, tw i s t i) m I ■ ». -f■ e* ♦Vise - > .'.•.i.j-- y\f ■1 Im.; t.v, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 25, 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/6bab1e9a694dcf34e827e0a807f73a35.pdf ce3c3aeb39e592114f0850bad99725ac PDF Text Text TH E SANFORD HERALD, SA N FO R D FLORIDA DoYouWantTfl Well, Here V W ’h . W TUESDAY AUGUST t t , 1 M ^ am To Play Canagta? Rci^,r‘b** ”|J*s On Charlie Singleton Radio Station To Individual Income Stationed On Guam In Florida Up 4% Secret Data On e Sure Fire Low Down “ ^ Begin New Series , ________________ - — Mr*. M. G. Hodges, aecretary SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., Aug. ATLANTA. Aug. 23 -(/P )-M oro Army Purchaiei for the board of directors of the Of “Give Awaya” money—|3,96A,000,000 enn play that new game everj- ^ lr,|nn|(, County Tuberculoel* and 23 - (Special)— Recruit Charlie more -was | IC ta H x s s * r*mm P u s O a st nlafnlt of connection* between high armed forces officials and the Coniolldated-Vultee Company, maker* nf the huge plane. Rawlings is comptroller, or fi­ nance man, for the Air Force. He said the design competition,* held In 1941, cost *436,823 and the first two experimental model* 139.476,234. Singleton, Jr., whose parent*, Mr. body'* talking altoul—ennssta. about—ennssta.' Ileullh *A**ociatlon, NEW YORK, A uJ. 2j ■-*' In the hands of resident* rf seven t.d on |I firm »n,i pun, Mrs. viiiiiiio Charlie Uiiig Singleton, Sr.,-* WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.1—(/P) southeastern __ _ » _., »’ » !r •■**• i«aveig ui And we did—for one nolld Hour ,1 1 w« *0,nK «o tall jroi state* la«t year. —Radio station WARL, one of tha about how r l f r > nal.° «*L conference of reside at 1616 Mnnguntine Street, .i„ . *- •-» — J nnd 42 minutes. That I* the ■ ebout to p ita A n u t a Income payment* in Georgls. Tuherculoals groups at a recent first to fall under the Federal game th at is n av ip f ri great i ntlirrn tried to tench me the g»me t noting conference In Cocoa. Alabama, Mississippi. Sanford. Is now attached to lh*; (jommunlcmttona Commlialon’a crl- Florida. vogue among canaata player*,! while I kept one despairing eye Unlted States Air Force* «m ,,|rn| eye for Ita "giveaway pro- South Carolina, Tenne.ism? and Mrs. Helen II. Hurtchaell, local but eomethlng and—■ on the silent nnd dark KV srt. ___„ rammagB H wmi— i xecutlve secretary of the Acme* (}UBn)i ------- ” I* coming_____ back with a new North Carolina were $20 909.000.- G e n e ra l T o ld Q u a r t­ nw -... It? He is assigned to the HI 1th En­ • grams 000 compared with JI7.047.0O0,Well, why b‘ .M e " ro y -V about They told me about melding, liidlun and Mr*. Edward Klrcher. rriles of prlae broadcast*! e rm a s te r T o G e t 000 In 1947. gineer Aviation llattallnn as a W hat enmo up la th a t my brand . station announced Its plan* The figure* include Income re­ construction worker. In this ca­ The n*w canasta rule book (price fU And about "going nut" anil .iilte Hi. p rr» . waa held for In T o u c h W it h H u n i statement us of ceived by Individual* from all . .the FCC’ay -----......... got ripped down the middle, my , r *, out concealed." It seems ailniinistrntive training of nxe- pacity he contributes to the con- despite sources, reported C. Parker Per­ struction of runways and hangars i , ,, .*** ‘" " ‘ It la moving in to wife went to .bed with a »lckif?,r . p " l the cost of aircraft. -- —■« w i e l l It SICK aick l is n dlfternnre. And about c itive secretaries of tuberculosis which house the many H-29’a on ,,,omh mo« “f the popular prlie son*. director of the legional Uhlariache, the l.areene don’t love Mark threes, which contain more gioups. One, he said, Is the "flyaway WASHINGTON. Aug. 23- < /p ; the Inland. i l’‘°»trnrns now on the air. The 8. Department of Commerce of­ ui any more, and 1'va got to mysteries thnn I’oe found In Ihe cost" which include* virtually Mrs. Klrcher told of the origin— Senate investigator* brought out everything In the plane's manu­ buy net. Imiurtrd In January of 1949 )n . com,,,‘H®l°n *«'d It will adopt new fice. iy a television »et. ” " Rue Morgue. ntlon of ('hrlstmuH seal* by Emily Tampa, tin itrrived his basic n ,?*• ,‘'*cctlve Oct. 1, designed to A breakdown by *tatex, with todsy that Major General Herman facture out spare parte and hegan at "You got the fhlgete, p*IT" r,UseII In Denmark In 1907. training at Fort Dix, New Jeriry. , I,ue'1 P^ugranis a* lottar- percentage Increase*: Feldman, alter giving infonnation ground handling equipment. u .. S!ii Mill asked finally. "You act even Alabama. *2.686,000,000, Flori­ Major point* of the tuberculosis t. W ----The other, he went or, Is the! i’rlor to his enlistment he at -1 n> 0M^- -•» *’• the i ! If,n",,d *t me over the stupider than usual tonight." *282,000.000. four per cent! on Army buying plant to James V. piogiiiin were discussed through- tended Crooins Academy at San- FCC’a power to renew, or not to da. ' total program rust" which cover** for iicrnilssLo,,f,r*J!if^.r' I was about to reply rutllnglv mil the day, Including education foid, Georgia, *.1,078,000,000. »lx per­ Hunt in 1947, advised a purchas­ renew, station license*. wlicie he was active in foot­ everything. aulred' "\Vliv .1, iBni n‘ when I noticed that my fistful of of school pupils and adult* In WARL broadcaats from Arllng- cent; Mississippi, * 1 .001,000,000, ing officer to get in touch with Under these definition*, he con­ K c n n . M a f * n t * " ,M rn *" cards Included some matching I.hiIMi. c*hBj finding, patient ser­ ball. ... .. „ . 1 ton. Va.. In the Waahlngton, D. C., twelve per cent; North Carolina, Hunt. He told the officer that tinued, he estimated flyaway coet vice -------While on (iiiam Recrnit Single- inr.trop«»ltCan area. I t war among •3,6.11,000,000, seven per cent; * "Why should » .v « i _ l , W w * ' 1'ieens and nines. and administrative pactlca. Io n ia n avull himself of the inanyi |h|> f|Mt *igtlona to attract the South Carolina, *1.711,000.090, "Hunt hai ready entree to the of the first 96 fl-38's, before they Jovially. My mouth, however. was 1,,, |*ran L id "" " h ,t’ were modified, as J3,276,133 each. — — ~ ■■~*" ~ recieatlonal facilities *h*f* commission's official attention to eleven per cent, and Tennessee, White House." 4iil.il HI tou I ion* wi In yoMuil u enll.H I tan Ineld. The total program coet wa> „ -rnllll as iiwltnmlng, baseball, «"otball ,h<> now enormously wide spread *3,038,000,000, eight per cem. milk *““J fond favored by yogurt “■ Kdllh glared. "It's a rule «i The nation'* percentage in* I Hunt ti the management coun given as $4,892,39.’ eacn. Hie, u s - hi *w—• ‘ --- ■ *.......... lY undersim.d 7 H.I. __ I __ cetera) ers) and .......... mv wife *hls game," -Lshe Informed me .1.111 chill„ . . ,*el-l un-quwk l>pt> oi enlvl lamH natlaeMl n n ra g s o a st I When tviicn on lenve re I U . wknia s r l iv ilir s led llir Sen­ CJ4jU.sC All.* liaise y/v. i He referred to the Air Fore# leave he may visit Japan, 1ment. certainly." me to to say.sayi "Why rgfUInly. , Ingly, - , "that you say. ‘Partner, Authority at their request eo th at Ilia Philippines, or visit the other Per capita payments by state*: ate inveitigations lubcnmmiltee to decision caily Hits jc a i to Oooat So Friday night found m o l'n,‘* 1 K* r‘" 17 The FCC conducted a detailed they may have a backlog of work i Idondr Ir. the Marianna group. Alabama, J891; Georgia, 1971. the total R-88 piogram to 170 openmg the canasta rule book' I looked at my wife. I looked foi postwar If It waa necessary. examination Into a "dollars for Misslssippnl, g'ibh: North G'arullim. order a general inquiry into “ live planes, ............. , ...... With all the enthusiasm of a at the TV set. Something Inslda This project was an application answers" program which WARL J930; South Carolina, $885, Trim* percentera"— persons who get gov­ On tills basis, he went on, thA, boy confronted by "Elementary me snapped. wax broadcasting In 1947-48 under essee, J96B, and Florida. *t,t;W. for Ml whites and 100 colored ernment contract* for others for a “total program cost” la $948,596,■sponsorship of a Washington furNew York with JI.H91 had the fee, usually five per cent. x , 1 on , lf"t day of "partner." I nnld, rising, "may units. I f e a iin a e a * , « m r a g e O a *| 717. •* m m l. I K „ (|1 |t V . , . 'rier. This contest involved calls highest per capita incnn>' I " )'-. '.The present session of Con­ crews continued limn To this I* added the coat of de­ Feldman, suspended Army quart­ gress." be pointed ments foi tin* nation. Mississippi's | 1,41 '* to persons selected from the the hook* slnit^" ^ clapped Ami I made tlir door brfore the k'r,',,’,> he pointed nut, "voted iignlnst days old fire* In idler sign and the building of th* ex­ 1768 was the lowest. Wa-lunglon metropolitan tele­ ermaster general, was waiting tu western stilus. perimental model*. "We ran't do It," 1 ..id g rln -| r ....... ^ ., Lub,l„Hanford c , ' ou*ln*public Ali­ iiioillitulnous thorltvf,,r.and the In Malm, some gulns wer<i modi phone book who were asked ques­ te itify when Francis D. Flanagan, "The total dollar* allotted to the ning, "Canasta take* tw o’ derk* W,,|l‘ ru,r w"" ' ' irn ln bousing auHiority has been re­ after wind dllven fires lonicd tions covering the general Infor­ asiistanl committee couniel. read H-38 program to date, therefore, and we’ve only got th at old one ,m,f tt," n 1 K" 1 home, rather quested to renew tlielr appliratlon out of euntrol ovci I I.UU'l lit res io mation field. w# keep around | n And the bottle of headache two letlerr into the record. Both ure $988,608,674.” as It was in 1946 or maeo a fu r­ the Pnyettp Natl,mill Forest. An FCC examiner found that IC w a lla u e a n t i a h i s O ts l fortune-teller should dron I n " * I t,,,,l°** WM" missing from the ther Crews h| ho reportnl piogiesi the program violated the anti- on her Internal policy or will it weie written by Feldman. My wife took It very well Ton ,,"',llrln*’ chest so I knew my tion. study nnd amend the applica­ agiiinst n series fires tu Velio*. lottery statutes. WASHINGTON, Aug. 23—(*►> have In the future.” .......... .."ry W ............. wss feeling poorly all. #" 1, ,0 .° wife was poorly. I didn't One letter waa to Hunt. Dated "While Ihe public housing *». | "tone National Park, but th in wall. . disturb her. I slept on the slum" He noted, among other things, The note grew nut of Russia’* —The House Veteran* Committer "All right." she -said. "Card* July 23, 1947, it accompanied the tliorily Is n legal unit In Its *rl-nn " " ’f 1, f,r''MHl111 burned out of enn- that he had calculated that on the protest against Yugoslavia'* a r­ also voted to force President Tru> «in watt. We'll drop In on the I hu-ds on whhh those called hy rest and deiitentlnn of 31 reputed information on Army buying plans. man to restore a 10,000-bad alash r r L ir "I was thinking," I said al m.de. authority of the legislation, ,r l : ' v; 'r C I^rsen* Instead. I know you i ---- ---* * ‘ *"The * .iis --------wear were selected. a*! ritliens. Tito’s government Witnesses earlier in the hearing had In proposed Veterans' Hospital thats tha" govern. . V hiiiihiw "liaal*,, Calif, ' "I f . foreeteraji (Hi'phone hrenkfnst, "Hist you're rlfht the law ierpilres don't like them but—" 3 , w h ic h I r *.h put $the * torch IIIl 1.JHMI acre# n(! turned 270,900 Washington tele-1 described a* unfounded Mosn H iith fir lty th.ae *?.Yern:i C it y ! 1,1,1 i* , h construction. "1 .don't dislike them ," I oh- iiliout our nrrding n television set. in of this letter. Hanfurd. must ul„.. >nlstr.almmt nf told j'li I Hanford, give II. It. .. -nJ dZ « : ' grassland, hopingt to Iback.fir.* T * X . HHiiJ | ,,hone subscriber* mlaht ..o!!®. 1 £?w • rll4rKr * i n« eecond bccuiiu letter m ti.i waa to Brig. H , Mr. Truman last January can* Jictail. "It's just th a t I ran 't I could order it through Rill's The -— * ee--wiJ. $,.* eland them. Hut they do have a firm a . a sort of pr.ro offering." »»'««.. *« " . '' H ^ t that la in II. ' nre. r!,V "bi D.ee aunt* U - melt! U ivu^w rhose m e nialo main m w»i..1; |( , v. llr ' \ ” ‘''“ '" " "''''v V' thoae "mr!!on, persons arrested us "trait-1 General Wayn# R. Allen, Tide let-1 celled $237,000,990 of contract auI HU'*. Mr. Higgins declared. television set. At least I can in llinlier and griming laud .if to* . .. years, except of course Yugoslavia has rharacierixedl t. r wae dated Nov. 19, 1947 w hen, 'horlty voted by Congresi for tho Hln- sinllrd .......... and tlion started ...... 1 ------...... . ">—■ ■ ■ •' (I,, |)trsrnti.d till* proposal In H Hr watch tha fight*. ffl'ftceH of i orcinn while niutidMH.' fbe note* and the Incvltable Um "#orous Ic’c”1 ’"wnue kusmimis . The j imte; Allen waa chief administrative sddltlonal hospital facilities. Tha* white gnaidints. laugh and everything was “'J • ||„, C j|V r.utimisalon stating thal e.Hiiasla and Modoc National For- .I'L....r'!?lro.l,at,!f Hill and Edith Larsen parctl- to ’ 01, said the prisoners had"setiously I officer end puichaalng agent for involved cancellation of plan* for right. Except that I cant. s« I |f rnw fit to grant Ita rn e*1ly kissed us Miuimiicnt near tlu> Orcgon-Cnll(ir„„.,r,i ti._ . violated the laws of Yugoslavia by the QunrtormaeUr Corp* a t Los 24 new hospitals ami reduction* In had planned, tell yon today all i|,irsenieul he would contact Angela*. Feldman at that tim e , ihe else of 14 other*, ' “Goody," Edith said, "now w* about how In play eanasta --------- the furnla border. This fire, while Hie inveitigatlon program . ......... ; espionage and hostile activity." In | The Yugoslav not* contained two w.i* a brigadier general ln th e . Tho current Independent OfflcgL I'uhllc Housing Authority Im nird-1 "" B ' ^ progress. It* new glvcnwajwas is fur Appropriation Bill contain* fund.. lately and have offlrcra come wrr„ .................he benefit of the Arlington Coun- other conciliatory gesturcti. Tito’s iori»* In Washington. I I tu H in c H N O u t l o o k Feldman auggeetod that Allen for the project, but leavea it up H o lly w o o d Knnfoid to cberk the present pro- , 1 ( ( fire in the ly Hospital. It involves solicitation government offered to exhadlta "diop a note to Col, Hunt, letting (<■ the discretion of the President the arrested persons to the Soviet lly HOH THOMAS * " '" l ,""k" "nV changes In it pieripitous jHell's |P||*B (’any'in Canyon c.orpr tiorgf "1 cash cnntril.uttiin from listen- Union "In the shortest imstlldc him know whst tho problem* of whether they should be spent, (C (ia lla H »4 ►mm I 'M * ««»» that aie necessary or advisable. • ' ihe• S|11|h„ |()v,.r m )i)|i1< the |,Id4 n . .t er. who will write in ui .Snake River along cis who will write letters to i time" If that In the way Moscow the rounty of Los Angels* may The hill sponsored l.y Rep The I'omniission, on seennd . .. . ■ im i i v u ’fifiiT sTTZ O" iZ . ' Census Hureaii lias IiikI figuiMl >the ..lotion. went* It The note said Mo- offer hi. for I am sure that he could be Rankin (D-Mles) and approved hy ...... .................. , r. .,.•■>* Jfillir n.lllllMtOHT 1*1 t•-Hillin', passed all onllnanee gov- lio-dregou binder. .........wheir ....... -........... womrniiin i i.m res annoonnyi ...... |(f „ m mnilV the In I rtiilng ' Hut winds up tu 40 mile* nn IVi iters of tlirre letters will lie also applied Iti Hie depart in - of all of considerable lirlp to you If you the Veteians Committee today relicenses fur new and used aliening tlm entile town of Gaines- ,.rr||K||IK rl, e i of i hlldren la J* other Russian rltlxen* wh .. .................-. ............ ‘ ,,‘ ihi rmi Interest him. moves the dlsrretlonary authority vllle. Tex., for n flint based on .................. " denlels. lids, saiil Cilv Man Whrn the committee resumed and makes tha expenditure manIta famed romniuiilty cirru s" ‘ , J»r,nglng pressme for new school'|,Kp'< MrKilddn this morn .'uV nle'si(b,iimfr|tlverV^.aVi, ..?PiVi''*l'"11" 'W c tu n lty lo’ldon” n o x io u s to le a ve Y tlg e s la v in luurlng* today there wae first a ,|a , oryi Virtually the whulo K f9JI6l’ .......... 7! " , " P...... f7 ,,r »f>0 «.n‘. " l . l S ? " r t " "wht,y •>'"""<! M u r r a y R e p l i i ’H • t last census) lakes part In Hie . h.e. h #r i '" r w,," ttm t,. 2.HIHI acre*. And “ lira f ,r t " l,B r"> Identify ‘ mnll 'iSenator n \ T / \ \ rMcCarthy 7 - ,‘.7.hv0,||R , RW lr,1f) ||„Aug(, nl! |^ J(,rl,y ‘He embattled which Wi*( b o r Committee lined up elrrus, whlrh hart become well- Pw 7 V " " . n lr,' ll',rrn , 1 »"• "2*. ", B'»n'PH""ce will, n i l .|„ ,.;M,| Creek near the aouth! n* ,h" l,m'’ U ln " w h a n said he expects pereonel "Hack* behind a move to force committed) rrnatlaa** Pfnm Oast known tliKiiiglirmt Taaas nnd Hie *• there II he more Hongs for !,tste Motor Vehlele rnquirenirnts,' fi„k „f (lie Salmon covered an" •' T ' In the Induslry with th* io be made this week on tnomber* action on fedeial nld to education^ nation, All will take unit in the !"y' "chonls nupplvt"’";1 t"'v " $309 license however, other 800 acres. I ,h e station had no comment on,-mice ............... R ,p. Hlma (D-OC), freshman due ittrinhei of the 1,600-man1 n,‘w F’L'C rides In annouiirliig!rppolntrnent of th" Huee-man of the committee. McCarthy eald llrture, which will h filmed dur the pupils with hunks out of lax i riniisfrr of Hie lease on pro•'•""•V; H«* Iti others, psiH nilsrl/, l"'r ty urrup etl hy Klatiou WTRR rrew flgluliig ton Hull’s Canyon ' hl' Ptogtam. board, whldi I* scheduled to make ' n i r / ^ o o T th . ^ facla being n$r^ the ahmv'n tour. of »h. House, announced .................. ...... „ „ „ tho higher ediirational bracket*,! Gnm J. H Rivers to Myron Reek fire In Idaho died yesterday from r he comnilnsion said It will re- Ifccmnineitdatlon* for a settlement tent Ion / « « » " ■ , J"cU ,,rlng , at a committee "round table" ses‘‘Th* Gainesville Circus," i H v!u, , ,,nvl,ig for them, and for, 'V"JJ approved. .burns. He was Curtl* Kninlsen id K*r«l as a lottery any prise p r o - ' ^ 0*The truee ends Sept, 14. “u 'S m dUcloacd ^ . t H unt' 2 motoring to Austin, T e a , where """"H r equipment, l.srnl lnstru-1 The (ouimlssloii derided to nil- Gem. Kns. I hire other* wars hot- g'*m in whltli the rontestsnt must ‘ amt David Bennett, whose name X , l MuM t i WHITE HULFHUR Sl’HINGS, the show opens Sent. B. lie'll n|„ •"'•d***- "nd a whole host of thlags vcftl"c for bids on a three Inrh ‘ intake u contribution of cash or W, Va., Aug, 23 —t/P)—John L. Hint merchants will be pnrllruwell, pump and tiling system for ,.."I '’•{’" .t h l n g of value, In which the Jorb color for tlm picture, which i.Vh v IliuM'io' .Ieii Lewis head nf the United Mine MIAMI, Aug. 33 —(JP>— The selection of ... -onlestants wMSv niililll lTIVfJIVP» j *|fn Will lie urotillea.l. ,l.u m — a—II mriv l,-*rlv Klim Kl" '' IO *" 4'sell n you tins mil in- i i,. “ii'i .a . nrw ", I’? '" " i1 0,i MiamiWeather Bureau advlsoiy lot orrhance, ami wheretheInvolves pros- ,V made .ready todsy to lie prmliictd liy Merahnll Hiullng gasoline for Hie hot-rod. Mellunville Avenue. The roat of , , A. M. (E8T) a c tiv e winner Is required to l>a, in1*Workers, : .& & iki. . " !commitUau,:: prrsonal eherge again of ir ncRiwi rhalrniAit Ig convano °th# rant. John I erek will atur. Ila Kdiool fashions ran hrlp^ make t', '’J « 1' ""hi Mr. MeKlldiln. , „ U y r„ |1(lWg. listening In order to rolled tha 11.. v m trari negotiations with the soft b«' end Will loin the Cirrus of as soon aa ho a,I In,l.ialrv prosperous or gloomy, will lie defrayed by nilmlsuloiis la x : N„lt(l„IIB| ,|„ rln warnlngJ or—‘ «■ ,houM . t H over h ” own objeettait*. tjf . Hhetwooil tostlfy. Ml* mal Industry. Forest," P«r Innlnnru, laigi' niiinli^i'R of •Wi'lpU on ohII kmiiipr. rhunu I't hh! at C-iiim lUttniiiR At II A. the h, a. ,, r.fu .e d to Hennett la th# president president of .......... call t h ,. Lewis, who has not attended H ii m n hm.,i,....ii... t , r.ewis, wnn nni noi nuenueu high hcIiooI nnd college youth have Mmvd bvni pninmikod for m . if,P imrrlcAtio wah Albert Verley Perfume Co. H e 8r"up together „ n the education plHlI, that thill the H.i FCC'a k 'r r v ,' he recent session* oni with tho north- pnlrl fnr M*vct» mocliRnlrnl ftfru^G • *'«[ oMI* n M. (K8T) oaar have made plain Red Hkeltou always keeps Ida been uiiiiig hutleas. Hut Imt* aru const ruction ^ uf a new liiiseluill rn and western M l*.lively. He hi lived early for li ruining, bark In the rnmpiis, Ilia "tailium. and Hie i'omiiil>siiiiicra i,1m ,„|p jp o ninth and longitude 1now rule.s will be I'halicnired In ipent the night In Clarksburg, w . which, It Irnr br«»n devilopcd, w ere1 ^ *'»ur forcing the liAnd of th« rent to Mn|. f)«n«rRl llirry II. H'hMirniAn, tin* committee will r«lireel scene nf "Yellow Cub Mini" hat makers say hopefully. Tho •**'■ that the riindlHon of the Held }r,n west, m ahmit 340 iiiIIph cast rouil before tho effective date. ! \’h. wholo qucntlon of ichool gtlll in III l tinged a sign oil a Hrniul NaiiieH Fouiuliitiou had the H,,|l8‘«"s would lie an essential „( m AiiKUstlne, moving northHe left there this morning with­ VAiighan. prcaldent TuntAfi'a mill* I °l>en of H*r* Hm pn'iert. ward aliniil 20 miles per bout and theater maiquer to rend “ Milton Btudciit Markeltllg tiistltiile out saying where tin was going. tarv alflff* nml friends of Vagghan. h|<I which has been bogged down N e u r i t C o m m tin in t .... M ii„i«ul «:nv Attorney , . ,............ , «-• .......... *M«M 0New 41114' Yuik Till k Mtitvey Mill V«*V 14 I,,t r(]U< cducallunal lUlimill < Attorney . . . . . . Edwin Edwin | | | Hlilnlif Hliinlto Then* wan* thf»o other d^ve- *|f,dcr u Morin of religion* con Howevi r, he had n reservation Merle ( save THu m Inatllutluns arnund the cmintry. been !adllerle In Alwuys Al'w.iy. Leave hen L t „ ........ around country. It "cr reported tlu,i hr luid hl-.-tar ' trnvcrgy over cxtcmlon of gov here al tiie (iieenhrlrr Hotel, ilopements LatlKliIng. He says It almost ................. . i—•» -• ■ * 1 1 . 1....1 i... ei..ia*. meut. |t'aallM«*e Kri.m I'age Use, Laughing." lie '■»>•* It almost ri.purts nearly half of the buya ara ... . Wa.luiiatnii D C llu where negnllatloiis nre srhedllleil polltlcallv It mean* that *>-ryliidy Illghrst winds rstiinated 100 to ‘ ‘ Hint; got Into Htu picture before .nine- wealing lints iigain. and about 80 ! ... | t t «ke no furthi he has turned over tn roininltlri' could ion foi office ami voG>, nml to resume thin afternoon. one noticed It. .Skelton lik«a to be- p„|. rcent of Hie gill girl siuqenie. student*. t ,........, — . I Hi miles 11.,,,,,I.,,,, "Mice couiq__inhe. no. . . m nner , , per hour , , near . renter . further Whether Lewis would mnk„ any Investigator* a letter from n form­ "the will of Hie majority would devli hla director Jack Donohue t i ...* a . n»>—III*—Hie *•— ' n T,," ,,n A"* f'“ the hat makers and «f *lon at the request of n,t ,’"126 1" mile*. wln'1" #*u ,:d ou‘- be respected In every possible definite proposal* toward ending er serviceman eaylng he was - 'he fjty 'ward Hie stalemate over a new working aboard an air transport command «n Air Fore# Rrigardier General a llllle more dough “ "h G»v«'nn; Wan an re»ardins G, dilations ar * for continued way." out of pop's pocket. ren l decontrol, since Hetnlnole .... thwaid movMiient at faster Economically, the aitni-M said. agreement was anyone's guees plane which carried about 18,000 was reduced 111 rank after h* Then there Is the m atter ^of £«“W AV h" '1 " lr»*>ty decIHI* |-ail-, probshly turning elowly to It means that the woiltera would V.’lth Lewis on the se n e , deve- 'w orth of parfum* oil back to this pushed Maragon In the face in ..v hasn ••waste t|T-\ 0 new, cutnlry from Enron* In 1946. Rome In 1941. The officer. WilL ----•• " i porliet pocket money. Children jlngl*. •ro]l«‘h . . .. ih" nmtheaawaid and yasalng have a say about their m*an* of lopment might come quickly. boomerang. Ihe hoy develops a more ruin In their pocket* tha**’ n. •ttempt wes made by tni- jtrAi i pinbRhly to <*R»t of Cipe livelihood; socially, that there Mundt said the letter tine Into I am L Lee, wae demoted to colopiychntU trying to throw the old faINVR thov nurd to. The ^or derontrnl In r manner ro If»itti«rn« enrly tomorrow morning, would ha “complete obliteration of , h, u mt,«x the committee's Investigation nf * 1 el and sent home from Italy, ths °8* away. | ilunxtl Shoe Institute, with an aye Jh«* control could not be re-, I’rerautloni should ba takin Jim Crowlsm. complete right o f 'p e t ready for IU ond wmchetlH perfume oils Incident In which jconimltte* member eald. 1 V«n John.on waa shown a | on „ | 8i potential, rstlm ataa th at Imposed •*«*t»t »iY psissgs nf ali.t Cape llattera# for poielbl* aisoclatl on lor everyone 10 live 11' nowhere In -taht. , f0_ j„. John Maragon figured. The comnlttee has received testimony nagaalna spread of himself while .veeklv allowances, plus pay for new ’*wiMr> nnlnholser pointed, strong winds and high tldss as where he want# and marry w h o m | that request* from coun t __ he plea***." elusion of material In his charge to . that Maragon, . then an emoloyee I V M M the "Big Hangover" set. , f t , r. , cho.»l Jobe, give a sohool »«*• that no fuilher passe* Small craft should Judge Medina gave pieUmlnary! the jury must ha In hie hands one. of. the varl*iy company, tried to VQ*#. 1 must ba famous again, |,nv an average of $4.86 a week, sotlon betaken on th* matter un-'iem aln In port on the North Caro.................. notice to prosecution and defense 1 wrte before summing-up argil- hrlna the olla through customs he Rov cracked. ||„ , pfm|»»•ga.iiz housing expeditor I Una roast coast and and ship* shin* In In path D*th should O P T O M E T R IS T Roger* voluntarily aarssd — - - — *during r -th* w aA Ml and If the should In the aeventh-month-old trial tnjmenta begin. disguised a* four bottle* of ■sea eaamla.e . atassea fitted decides to rtimpos* new VmUrrds, (untlmie caution. champagne four year* ago. "Pending later. The girl* gat ■net* a-ri. i-a s*«. 3. A committee member eald a Masts'1 tea 1la aa 1 Ethiopia’* royal family claim* an average of 14.01 each, but by Prealdent George Touhy. 8am t" have descended from King Soloprivately th at th* group has ob­ find It harder to mv *. and ■ Martina annmmced that Judge mon and tha Quean of Sheba. tained full Information about how ,« " « k . The institute laya \ ioea»iaa#a“ r 7 ^ ~ l.„ ---------------------r (Ceattaee# Frees Page OMI 1Mattie H. Farmer of the Orange also explained the work of a chap­ county juvenile court will be the lain In connection with such camp* principal eneaker on the program , r r r . " " " T T 11 nnd Mid that although there i» neat Monday and Invited Rota for ichool hitlldlng* and teacher* lnuch whlrh can ha don* ln .tha rlens to bring thalr wive* to hear turnlli and *ayit "The buying power of AmaMgen due to tlio it percent increase In' t |,nrt period of two week* a »plen- her. An aipreeelon of sympathy ntlendarire rained hy "war bablea" ,||,| program of character guidance over tha paeelng of Dr. C. L. Park'* vouth I* .m ixing.” and pointed nut Increased tie-1 wns Inaugurated. father waa made by A. C. HHne mand* for old age a s s is ta n c e ,R e v . Zimmerman wa« Introdutad hoepltal* for the lillnd and tuber~~ the mother of triplets la 1 ctiloila patient*. | ha* morn than S,000,000 cattle Daughter of Roiy O’Grady." Florida la the fastest growing valued at mora than 146,000,000. Caoiule review; "I waa A ) atat* In the country, he wild and | Guest* Included Jack Levin* of War Drlda" (TCP) I* an ami told of governmrnt nld in rllm l-j Tallahaeeca and Ben T. Wade, comedy that ramble* through natlng tick* and in Introducing ( I'lana were made for a fleh fry rope and 106 mlnutaa of fits new graa*e» until to«lay the etata In tha near futura. la never vary clo*c-knlt, but deg Arrow vldoe a number of curnlc altuat that are good for guffaw*. Tig LAST TIMM TONIUHTI runatructlun could hava made wow. Carv G reet and Ann A dan play tha couple balegftt GivenJametHunt *»> irr,,„r»S,T ... M i"" City IfouMinjr Forettt Fires Tito Note f sstjssx Dr. C. L. Persons State KxpcnneH ftst xSffs Rotary Speaker •b M S & v r S TU D E B A K E R S BIGGEST S H O W tained In the title. French trader* and mleal flrit letllad In Wleconaln I Labrador, li tha moet i IMght •• Wednesday today and WEDNESDAY! �■-orr jr« r 1 s» . . (A THE W EA TH ER l a U n ity T h t r t l a M ira n ttli — T* Protect Hm .F m u of th# World! To Promote the Progreea of AtoarJc To Produce Prosperity for Sanford, • ^ rn tfi t m l& AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY NEW SPAPER z m lb > Generally fair through Thurs­ day cictpi f,l( local thunder* ahovrtrt In aflarnootia. Continued rather warm. Gentle variable v. Inde. , m -w -n a « ' SANFORD, FLORIDA, W E D N E S D A Y A U G U S T 24, IP ID Democrats Oust States Righters From Four States Party Purge Execu- r% A Joh n son Orders D rastic Cut in M ilitary C osts take Front Home ; ■ n ij Yugoslav Army Pledges Support To Marshal Tito ted By voice Vote: ueneral reldman NnmTd chalrm.in Confronted With J. V. Hunt’dDiary 135.UUU Civilian EmploveesTo He Piled; Orl.'indo Air Base To Be Inactivated WASHINGTON. Aug 24 -oP) .... WASHINGTON. Aug. 24-<A ’> SectrUiy u( Drtcrue Julintoil l ^ — Ihe Democratic National to m R u s s ia n N e w s p a p e r s an',uu,u*,l iud»y iimi 115.000 ci-millrc today outlet) Stetei Rigid, Said To Have Asked 13 _ **.» ) i\ V1l:*n "oikft, Im the atined l«rmember* from Alabama, L ouitnu. R e n e w A t t a c k s O n V1„ , ,<lN lir Uld o(( j , iv, Hunt See Contacts Miaeiiaippi and South Carolina. A* Y u g o s l a v P r e m i e r [‘o '•-">> mtitutv >pencimg. expected William N. Boyle, J,„ On C a p i t o l Hill Navy milallsiitiiii y.ete the hardwar elected national cheiimen. WASHINGTON, Aug. 24i/Pl euccaeding Senator J. Howard WASHINGTON, Aug. 2 4 —Secretary of Slat* Achesau ]e»l lut m the uvilun cut They were i/l'l—Joe F. Major, who eald declared today that Commun­ I ordered tu irdinr by 2b.l)0G, the McGrath (D R I). An Eorc* ist* the world over would have IArmy fn 4l.lM)i) The committee, involved in * M*J. General Kerry H. Vaughan am him hla government Job, difficulty reconciling Russia'* | IH.OOt) hot. long-iUndlng family row ovei (old the Senate'* "five perron* violent diplomatic attacks on llu. pit jiain guiug into effect Wthe deurtion la*t year of State*, ter" InveuUfatora today that: Marshall Tito of Yugoslavia limnirciialrl). nil! ,r,uli III di, c«with the Soviet peace offensive. 1. Ile obtained appointment* Righten. thouted ile apioval of | Acheaon told a new* conference Imuircl taviug ul $200,000 000 recommendation* for puniiluucni fur two buiineaamen—strictly their request—with Jamao V, that the course of the Cuinmun- | m the lunrnt Im al year auding handed down by a credential* com­ at lata will try In pas* off the ,liexi Junr 10 llun 11 I, akuated Hunt, Washington management retm-nt hlock* ulid li'infnii'id i-iiiii-ii.tr Tini.mf rmi-.li |* mndfAbove Is * ftkftlt’h tif U ij garden *id« of thu r«itdenc« bolng mittee. I rounnellur. rutlllug of the Soviet a* the fied liernmda-type white shingle til.- A lew tin- inteieelrng built at the corner of Klllutr Avenue and the Seminole Boulevard cooing of a (love. Hut the dove lo liiing a living of $500,000,The party purge wa* cxeculcil 2. John Maragon had con­ featiue* of the house me III. huge limit in pluming lioie* mound for Mr. and Mr*. Harry E look*, Jr. Tha houie eomleta of a '••wa to have a sumewhat sore OOt) a vrai lliorallei. sulted him a number of time* by vote. the home, the partially -lielii'led lakeside leituce, :*«t feel wide, spacious living room with ,t broad picture window overlooking a throat, hr said. j A lulal uf 50 intUlUllont will wild the easy ,u-ce*s to tin- l-bnidii out ..f d>.<us fi..m all p url* of Then the committee started de­ at the Wry. Asteta Admlnletra* 20 feet deep terrace and Lake Monroe on the north and a four* 1hr cloird clonii, 11,. lu.liiig live Ol* llun on behalf of clltnln who the house. All room* III III house, e irtp l llu guest room, lla window view of the garden on the south; a combination garden* BELGRADi.. Aug 24 (21*1 bating whether to rctaoin Wright wanted tu buy goods from tha jlandu Au iiair ami many others lielwreli two of tm>*e i ilrtlo i tb-nift Ampli- nmdim* ale placed tu und-dinlng-ioom with "Florida" window bay on tha lak , aide) I Mtemiei Maislull Tito totlay trMorrow at Tcaae national coin- guverumeni. take advantage of ’In lake ve-w with.ml m.iilieiiig pilvncy. The n large kitchen ami breakfa.it room; utility room containing th* will hr ml irtnrly b mitlecman, a* propoted by the ’ ccivcd a itin am r (mm iiii|>oiunt eaperted completion date I* Nov 16 l llou .1 M.night.m, A I A , forced warm air heating plum, laundry equipment, etc.: four bed­ Tbe-i- -Hviny.* iviib winked out segment* of Ins mihtjiy lour* l» the uii-liitect uii .I I* M t umpl i ll ithe gmeial ci.ut actor The credential* committee. When the j WASHINGTON. Aug. 24 —(/Py room* and four bath*; and a two-car garng*. On* of the feature* tiv III* utfiik itiuM i -el V1. - Ihetilplliml'llig is hellig done !>)' t ee lllolliris, II.r eli-rlllt'il WOI k hy of th* houie le the guest toom, complete with private porch, argument wa* over, the committee 1 Senate invciiigaton today conthat they weir ir.idv to drlend -rlvi-). Thl* ,\t htN , Nav > ami Air rlaiifuid Klrctrb- t'eiiipaiiy. located_________ over th* ______________ garage Tin exterior wall* are constructed of Fm i-<Yugoslavia against all attacks. voled lo keep Morrow by a voice. Ironlrd Maj General Herman F e l d * _____ " 1111 vuid at l.oiig Tile Nuv \ 1 The plrdgM tam r aftri lit i, volt. | man with paitage* from a diary I ac* . Bi-Ut-li. < al11f te !!■» nrdr o.i pi pul the po.vthililv ot rauliN Iris* tit-ally t’li-M'd il'AVll tn a i'll-S oi'tisl The National Committee w*m uj Jjm o V. Hunt *ayiug Fridman 1 C l — A n i l Q tA w m w along with only half of a " " ''' aiked Hunt in I44B to get in touch A D Q O lO lIllS ; lion in thr l Uimiiuiinl Ijiu .Iv Irud liacih. Caroline compromise. It made »ur* .. . lift i-Iv titan f iii pi* 1 men | squaiely up to Moscow bv o ltn In the process that th* name of with contact* in (.ongre** about i'd 11m11 fi.NiM* 1 , Jul, ;tt. i.'U) ~ /*.* ------------ -------- i iihr h r'I irtiieinent Icgnlalion lot Auny oi , lug to urgoti.ilr “.ill disputrd t|ur>- dm Governor J. Strom Thurmond, III U pilipilM-ll It'll State* Right* ureeldenttnl fiuni" lie tv. cm ^ugovlavi.t and lliituklvn Smul -m ovant') civil­ . date, came off It* memberviiipi ian employ un-ill l:’,-2b -u July flans wete completed Iasi night fot tlif lt*h mdrn inngiein ‘'d N o u ; F l l / l f * Husit*. 4 roU, I Shilling in the wilne** chair, utday at L ckf Charm. Oviedo where mote than MM) ih ih lm i lim n a lll^ v v Y Y V > l V I L >. w C l l l V i Yugoslavia') All lo n e and thr .'ll ivu- .mini-il i n: lo Ullrln Senator Hurnet Mayhatik wa*.Feldman admitted talking with Hiium uf llu‘-i n-ifiii-tiun* will ovet SeminoG County are Kheduled ls> iouiprtr loi |n i/c t loi the biggest < . m ilitaiy-politaal vchool ol thr gu lull, rtli-i 1 iiuuii-illaic'iv unit. approved In hie TJ^ Hunt ehoui the mallei but flatly jA p p ro v a l O l P l'O jtJC t Cotps lot Naiumal Dclenve ol Yu- iiGiiti* "ill - 1w11 III uliuul llllc*# S to r m R e p o r t ­ inh iaught with cracker pole outfits. ?!’,0-mt,?dW lle d Offor ir rentention rlntentlon of d«nied avkiug Hunt to contact any- N e w Tlna had 0«called Attending the meeting last night at ihr t iiv Hail were l Isttuid Mi i, , i i, p; goildvia sent lilu ihr avsuiaiicrv liiunfbs. Mr*. Atm* A. Agnew a* national (die on Capilol Hill. Ihcic it a The aiiiiuiiiii i lurnl by tin ilee d N e a r S t . T h o m a s Kill Inn, city manager, B. F. G a n g s , --------— ) " 'V , , " l V 1 ‘ of *U|)poit, L.ratlrti id Hack mil ferniicommittee woman. law againil lobbying by Atmy of* eiiliil'li-bmi-tit was made- ,1* Ur*. Agnaw wa* inactive in ficcn, tieorgo Maffett, and G. B. Ripley. Heardiill Avriiu* and Ivvunty* 11 ^ L .llll) Italy unit* uie liainrd at ihr Klijo i-ungic-khiiii' ii ivi-ui lulu a hnil'tl* 1 ,0 0 0 M ile s A w ay . Arrangement* w e r e m a d o , lflh S„ M, tha campaign, but the credential* will: niilitniv Iwailt-ra tu gc-i ile* I school. through tha courteay 0# Supt. T. g :I5 A M A(1)1#r.I UlW(,iy at Feldman, tuipended quaiteimai* committee accu»ed her of letting Mailun Haim,tu, piogiaui dlI ail a on lim* Gw i-uls w-ill utiuci MIAMI, Aug. 24— (/P) —Two W. I-awton for nine echool buaeoa . (;,n(Vll A lolvgiam from th* tchnol Gielr her name be .used by “another ter general of tht Army, wa* on Ilium- ill*trlc-l». In ailililluli said; "We air proud lo be mem­ In t'sfabliilimeiil* tropical hurricane* more than I,* to pick up Ih# children at vasloua .................................. . . 1tectnt fut WTKR, spoke at- the political party.” in this enuntry, hla feet to I th* witnei* Hand lot th* second ber* of the Yugoslav Communist Uaytu.uk Jumped to 11" “ .A*, hy 11* P'lot H ub held in 000 milt* apart swilled in the At* point* in the county to tako t k t n mllitaiv liminllaGuii I11 I'uurtj Party atirt *< • **iuU Iw < «»dy to day at th* Renal* inquiry into Committee to l.ak* Charm. Th* Mtaea w lllbo Depannwul, the Totni.l Center U.l night, nut f t i f l t o i r i l w Nnthmal (antic today •—-and the ot|i<*i wer defend nur lallierlaiid. no mailer HI,-,,. Hawaii and TiinlilnJ will that he Wae elected hy the South whether imptopei influent* hai ecimuiny axe. bvo£’ht "back *e^ ' h* Jaycee- and the'sanford " m it * |l,* n’ ,01 tt" ’ l,,0l " ’, ,J ,1 ' 1' fiuni whom, under yom leatlci-i fretTin-lb*miiiibr, Carolina elate executive committee figured in the handling of govern­ cocking its fist for a possible do** of r*-iu'rve of ttcc-l * Inn " A ilmllai piomise was con ) btush egaiml th* North Caiulina I a|)0U. j . jn u u *** | chant* Av«i.ni,tlon Two tank* of .Center 10 be located m l oti Mrl on condition that Mr*. Agnaw be nun ul, ac-Gvii duty a l'" will lie ti%.cd lit u Ictti'i tent Tito by [about 4 ISO P. M. -good I fish wet* tecently Ion Park ment bunnei*. kept on a* commlltaawoman. espn. . iribii-Hil In tho n*’X' m u tu lhie« Bu* schedule* are aa follow*: 'III, r nil foicv. tin idarrd m The retiring national chairman The tpccial subcommittee con­ I.ir mill,111*. ll!.07;i will br rvGikUcd Thr Wralhei Bureau heir said (S:ill A. M. At Gleoton'a Grocery ' und iiHin ukc Ciiarin by Ihe Fl*ii Mi HaimanT talk v>as enlliuu Senator J. Howard McGrath, cum.- ducting the invetligation qurtlionGepai linonl F o ie lg n uh.t'tvrr* in “ ‘ ■ Itu innrtlve uratiLv uf Gie* *, u,at Lake Mary the whirl and more teveic dm in asm ally ie»rived by llime pie rat tliooglil liirre w.i* hntr liki-ll I IM ,,ii in Tfm Army, I1"'! In Gilminted tiiftt Ihn Rout!) Ciiu IId i Pi i/i-i Id 1 aril hoy amt g ill Lnui 125 m ilt* luuih i.tulh- «:2ft A. M. At Gardner'* Groceiv i hniiiptoi, Imod Hint Itun.lu wdt at-erpt <n. iN uiy and 3,1211 in Gte An Force. nation*) rominltt* could not direct rd Fridman at length regatding who n p ir tir d ap|uoval ol die 1 will la- a FJO fIntil 1iK y Ugo-luv Idd foi an ai-iova Itir at Lake Monroe and at Jren ’- *'S*tf it on Holing the netiunel cnmmltt** and could Ini rrlalmm with Hunt. A-ul# (rum Go- l ug If - DCIt writ of Cape lleliet**, N C , at u Sliiikriprui mil, pliijfi t Mi*.. Hull) Si oil |ur»u!roi Hervice Station in I.ongwoial l.llili -rtllem rlit merely euggeit a line of action to amt Hioiikivn -bi| i.u l». d' d / i Olbct wiinein* have tevtilinl 5 A. M. (E S I), ami huiitcan* 11:36 At Stately Grocery at Wllw.i,, J,**1; V"«|h Gog plug ildioihurd Mi lUtniau llitti-lill-., ol tin- Irud appaienl uiiiIui ruts In 1 lu lu , i-inpluylUc-iit May-bank said he was In "a that Hunt, who detetibe* hiniicll wainuigi weir otdeted hoitfed Corner and at Fuller’. Store m . 11 l',' “T l " ys “,1"1 I ollowing thr adoption ,.l .1 jao Iv ha- gone too (ai It <u*s *,ven will ini'liid*: at a management counsellor, boail- along a 45-milc iftclch ol ihe d«»,1 rather eml>arra**tng potiiluu. Altamonte Springe. I mL 1 . 1 , , ,,r "' ll« " rauKht; jeil by IMul Inlctllaliouil to n ' maikeil tvv hotdet shouting, hr I'bm lu-tuu, S 1 iiai/l »liip. * o Aft u w. g* * u* ulhur tliuu ih« * Later he told reporter*; cd of an iniid* track to ih# White olair upper Carolina cape* ‘tom bH.4l jor A. Ms At klonroft Curlier jtniml pii/•• the fir.t till, m t m ihr irhibilitation ot do- tvvrvii Yugiulavln and Snviel-ron- yaitl reduceil l.MGI li*'in '1 f"ul "I haven't taken my eeal and I tiollrd t'otnlnloi in neighlioi., 4.ItGO. U. H. Nnvul Air Hlatton. uroctry and i t Holla Marktt mlnth«*i thHii hues ,.gliai,i. . *. . . it am not going to take my seat. House through ftiendihtp with M*l- Manlro tu Cape Lookout. oi Vimoiitin Vimoutiei whahj tliulgi-a uml I'omdri »'liulgr. of f '111 ps Chrlslt, Tux ic-Jun-l l. CftERilh#rrv I m ughl, >ounge»t •;Eirncli | i n n It town ol icftEMiDvrry. rmiiHitiiuri <uti hHw u ruK Ihr second disluibance grew lo W# were Jointly elected. I take no General H atty H. Vaughan. Vaugh­ r.ptoiiagr and .uladugr and wa| totally destroyed hy .m u lrn tl h7m ft ••in 4 :ttv in : i ' iu order* from anybody but tha »tat* an i* Pteiidenl* Tiutnan'* mildety humesne intensify lest night about B;00 A. M. flan/ord TourlM Crn ‘!onK»*ni i^ u otlfli thun ngs* ham Ibe Naval Air HUtiun ul UnuseI'rihup. tmue nnpoitant, tin' tor and i t Froctor'a 8 tor« ut cuught. during World War II l»y Ahu*h •»»» committee." depth of tlir rill liav Im t i i irflei- veil Hoada I’iic i to llu ", 1* wiped 1(10 miles multicast of St. Ihoma* ~~ ” ------- - lllirii* the local clu b %tiled to »«»m led on both aides hy demand, lliul mil vulb a rut uf -ini After throwing out State* tide. Feldman acknowledged to the Rlghter* and leattng Morrow Honatorn yesterday that he had in the Vngin Islands. the oilier muni ehungr ll» liasle I'lirpu* rill lull, Trv irituced 1.Itribute $32 lo be Ulfii l«V lb** from Texas. the committee filled given The utiirni off th* Carolina Information on army „ rniltee m irlecliUH nialrii*ils low aid political phllumpliy of whui cun H7H from 4.317 to f no a Wisconsin vacancy. It elected hliving Hunt C„n»i wail reported moving north* Au form timiallaiimix in b« Miiuti-i a Communist slate. but he declared It Carl Thompion of Stoughton to was not plane, lint lehibilitalion. Mt*. Ni HI an Tuda v the Moscow pi css blasted inai-llved liu'lmle: really confidential Infor want about 16 inilca’ an hour and •ucceed Robert Telman, who re* ■nation although wa» vtapecivd to continue thie pac« Orlando AFB at ihlamlo. Fla. gi** 4* nounced that one IMul viol* havl I’m-unci Tito ugulu, cat tying c;d he wrote Hunt * - signed to accept a federal Judge* uf I'liininenl uauiusl the in - uulv 12 of llu fill) ) uipbiyin IDletter aiklng him to keep I* ,l1 v.rll intu the day. Forecaster* ftO C S I n t o h t t e e t an orphanage uuwmhih minis * ehlp. .aid its path probably would curve ei.*luv leader and his n-gime. Tin- niainliig or, custndluii bam . . ul 40 boy* a* it* inaim pioirtl McGrath wa* handling the gav­ confidence. Suvlel u 1111v newspaper lted Htui Army lll*talluGunn In t.o abut Feldman declared, too. that he slow Iv lo the north-northeast. el for the last time a t a national ASTOR PARK, Aug. 24-fA*) ■iii-lun-il Tito as m blond I tut sly liuwn or rsduced tn u mainleiiam* WAHIHNGTtiN, Aug 24—lA'i Mis* Maudw Hiinsi-y, vtintiiiitui T h / newer iliaturbance, termed committee *aielnti, Thl* afternoon had no knowledge that Hunt w»< a "smull Citrue prices for the new seasun dig id "Fascist Gestapo breed -taiiiH. beginning Kepi 1 , lucbiila. The 12-nalluri Atlantii- pat.| uf the civic committee, niip-d tinhurricane" hy the Weath­ a “ao-called five precenter. Thl* he become* attorney general. The paper tun a cartoon dr Camp Jackson, S 1 .itvu u*«J Bureau at San Juan, .Puerto ahould be better than th* period htndlnp North America umt Wes wunieti In Sanford tn u-glsti-r f"t He had made hi* resignation U a tarm applied to person* who er piitiuy. tbc preinU -1 »s u dug, its H ie. waa centered about IK) mile* | November, 1P4« lo January, tern turnpc in j rninuum defense jut y duty. A report on the recent In, 1 rem it truiuiua. 1 li , , ’l) effective at 0 A. M. (E S T )-th e charge a fee, usually five per cent nr’rti. of Han Juan at 5 A. M. | paw. dl ipptlig bluiid, begging tin Ulbar proposed Navy redticWayne Belts, Washing cdlunce wmt into force today. council meeting held tn Ocala wu time the committee waa euppoeed of the proceed*, for help in e«vk II H iu ^ f American ‘lullor* iriim a fur Guns (first figure 11- piupuxd (KNTi and wa* moving hi a wo»t* ton, D. C., citrus expert said to- Tlie historic muuieiil came at gtven by Mr*. Scott win, explulncit np government contract* to meet. He preaided anyway, al­ lug no rib westward direction at about day. H :42 A. M ill H it when 1‘ivst- the work tlmt bus been ui-com piillii-llied individual labeled "Wull crillllg, second fignu- lx flat l'vthough It wai 45 m im ttei^later of 'Uatlaaea n*. i-w«» st». Htieet.” Y " a l HeiU. former production ami it-nt Truman signed a proclama­ 1dished by the "Mollier* Milk Senator McCarthy 1 H-Wi»)_»*td It, miles an hour. The Communist Parly newaoap It wa* pin-pointed neat latitude marketing admlnli must have krni known Hunt uf 111* tion declaring the treaty tu he In Bank,” a project stalled hy tinFeldman tiiurt 1-iMwla, umi tbc governn.ent hi.7 orlh. longitude 55 J W#*t| Department of Agriculture, made rffect. Jacksonville club amt later ud«pt M iCvsilaas* Sponsors wa* a fly Om fag# ■•*> fd'hot.” Feldm*n at thut hour. the statem ent to In# Citrus Grow ­ Top-ruuktiiK officials of this ml tiy District Four «s a district Inalated. *>Y definitely did not. And Swim Party "It It expected to Increase In ers institute In 16th annuel nirci* and most of the II other pioject. The facilities of Ihe hunk SKNATF. TlLOCKS HOUSE I nm n o t unmindful that I em Intensity during the nox» l» i s f • ! Camp McQuarrlt, n«ir h«r». (uuntry pact nations witnessed the sign­ *.« available at any Gm,. tu uny j WASHINGTON, Aug, 24—(A1) The Banfurd Llun* Club will under oath. Had I known that he hour*," the San Juan Weather The aeeelone end tomorrow. ing at a While House reremony. child In n**d of the milk upon —The Senate refused today to LONDON, A u » r 14 — (At — waa, Mr. Hunt never would have Bureau said. Relta said ha baaed the pic- Although the ullluncn was presentation of uti order from the gW« its consent to a proposed sponsor an all duy owim party Georg* Bernard Bhaw propoaad com# Into my office. and picnic tomorrow ut HaiilanWind* up to 7ft mile* an hour diction on tha assumption that Itunkly funned under the tbreut doctor In charge. A nominal I 26-day House vacstlog. a tearing cure for crime today 1 Feldman teetlfled alfo that th« covered a small area near the the national Income would remain of do Springs In honu, of member* uf 1 barge 1* made for Gie milk Russian aggression, Mr. TruBy s roll call vote of SI to 26, abolleh pritone and put their In­ army had decided to halt • ••!** extended outward 160 to 200 mile* high. Ho said also that present Recreation Department's inen said In a statement "tn> na­ widen will h* Gown to Its destina­ tli* Senate rejected a House-pai- t h e of government-owned Inaectlcide north of th# center and 30 to 4ft mate* to daath. liniL’ball League, Mrs. I*. M. tion securely packed tu nsmiic estimates ehow there would hai non m-ed fear the results" uf Hu­ icd icsuluGon that pruvlded fo The MLyear-old playwright eat bomba long before Hunt « o titd u mile* south of the center mor* oranges than last yen, mope rat lull uf Ilia Weitern I'uw- fieshnes* upon arrival. ih# House to receia Friday untlI? Dingles, city recusation director, forth hi* view* In a printed that ce*n and picked up a * 5,000 Small craft off the north coaet fewer grapefruit and about the ns. announced today. Tho Huufurd club waa uskml 1,y Sept. pi. 2 L postcard mailed to editor* from of Puerto Rico and Hispaniola ■am* volumn of tangerines. A bus will leave I lie Hanford International to participate In The Senate action will not "This Is momentous occasion , hie home a t Ayot Saint Law were warned to remain In port He said “w# can't forecast the sit only for all th* signatories of I1,, ecl,n* a them* for next yuui. (nice all Housa members to ra- Grammar School at lit.OH A. M. . 4 rente. storm n s u H . Other until the ami all boys and girl* uf live Ihe treaty," Mr. Truman said, It “was ““ announced that the lieut­ main in Washington. ' “If we find a hungry tlgav a t Under congressional rules, tho through 16 years of ago are in­ “hut fur all peonies who share enant district governor, Mr*. Mularge or a cobra In the garde*, adv xed to proceed with ealraam co«c*ntrat# will have on the total our profound desire for stability l.le Gontales of Pensacola will pay House will have tu meet avery vited to attend. wc do not ptuilab I t ” Shaw cald. her official vlalt to Ibu club on liiive days. The last awlmndiig meet uf tha “We kill it beeaun “ h i. .till more than 1,000 mtlea wangee”, adding ■nd peaceful development. LONDON, Aug. *4—W —Fr*; Nov, 13 and the regulnr business -11 miner will he held ut 11 im A M. (Ceailaaeg o a tiig a Ms) 'b a t Ihe long range poeslbllllict not. It will kill tu .” lo-American pound "By this treaty we are not only limlnary Anglo Voting for th# most populxi biy A I'KHCENT WEATHER af concentrate for oxpandlng con- ijeklng to establleh freedom from mealing night will be changed tu "Fleas, Ilea, locayta, white ante, dollar talk* lm ta p a toddy e t • date. Tentative plans were TAMi'A, Aug. 24—(A1)—Th# and girl will take place at noon, •umptton ara most promising. anopheles moaqultga, Aaetralla* luncheon jlvenjjy foreign Beer* FIGHT COMMUN1IM vggreeslon and from th* use uf that for a arge bridge party to wrathennan promised some "five A watermelon cutting will be held rabbits, m ast t MIAMI, Aug. »4—( ^ —An all- Ho adid th at "with th# concen­ force in th* North Atlantic cuin- mada axtermlnatad, held this Fall or early Spring percenter" weather for th* Tampa at 4:30 P. M. Eve lyonu U request­ not punlehad. iiamat the “teapaaa «f trate production contemplated, minUy but we are alio actively be out fight •ganu ed to bring a plcun- lunch. . serious dislocation could striving to promotft and pr*‘M»rvn In tho Mayfair Inti- There wete May area today. top Kuropeen Cooporatloa Admin­ 13 member* present. Meteurologiat W. W. Talbott, the competitive position peace throughout tho world," la tba a v r i s . , t , n a i . 0. istration chiefs, FINLAND'S UNIONS af freak fruit and canned Juice. Standing Immediately behind who spices his forecasts wtth U. S. Ambassador al taiga. CAN’T OPERATE HELSINKI, Finland, Aug. 24 h.imcspun remarks, slsed up th* He told tha Golden M k > •aver* prise-cutting on concern Mr. Truman at the big desk In TALLAHABBRE, Aug. 2 4 - l « weather this way: —(^P)—Finland’s Central Trad# could undermine the whole tie aval office waa Henri Bonnet, - Tha convention of Um Vaftt Cftbinat today called fur Union Federation voted today "I don't mean that we ara going structure of citrus.” Foreign Ware that it waa Utetr ___ me French ambassador. a Stats auditor's check of Motor tu have a deep frees*. What I to kioh out four Communist-led Maatd •D m expense to now to help mglw teln . paaoa e devalued, aad arged that Department operation Bonnet had Juat deposited hie Vehicle mein is that we will have only unions whleh i r fused to stop Y D m Industry will be able to country's le ro p e a a curreaete* be re* “which la tha prevenUan a l aw"instrument of ratifica­ to determine whether Ih* agency wlldaat ■trikes. other war”—la aw ry way paaaL tV/VOleg a more orderly marketing tion” by whleh the French govern- f»n operate mere economically. about five percent chance for their Tha federation'* executive cum* showers. Those we do have will be la atUI not clear,” adding CM* ble. results of the survey, sent formally notified the Amerl- .. mlttae voted eight tu *tx In favot •asful effort* in thl* dl- rsn tti« Cabinet Budget Commission insignificant and quickly over.” government that It adhered of tha action. T ha cummlttea de­ ■mild raault in "material to the paet. Jeleaaed enough money from the cided, howover, to let the delegate MRS. ROOSEVELT VISITOR (lopartment'a September funds to HYDE PARK, N. Y„ Aug. 2 4 - confartnee of the TUF make a P*X off overspent salary appro­ final decision Sept. 4. ■RANCH OFFICE priations for July and August. OP)—Mrs. Franklin D, Roosevelt predicted that tha James W. Sprldgoon has moved That will leave (23,000 for sal- revealed today that Francis Car* action _____ mltht split th* Finnish dlnal Spellman paid bar a friendly trade union tore from Orlando in order to a*, arias In BaptemJm. movement wide open. ntma hla new duties aa manager Arch Llrlngaton, Motor Vshlcl* visit here Friday, Mrs. Roosevelt resumed her dis­ «f the Ranford branch office of Commlaaioaar, aald if ha has to tha Modern Floor Surfacing Co., at gat along on tha 9SS^K)0 salary cussion of M o ra l aid to educa­ 111 Wait First Btreet. fund next month, activities of tion In har newspaper column, Thursday confined to 'My Day"—somewhat modifying .Laevo Grammar School for a a her views In free transportation of rlea, *cd, pro- itudont* to private aekoola. To­ day In har column aha mentioned ctml program hat the prelaw* H all t e H a Reoaerelt ring awla suite family estate. . . ___ • I 4 im ■ C7 ‘n . 1 m !a ,omp Plans Are Completed At City Hall Harman Talks To Plague b.S. From For Fish Rodeo Program Saturday Pilot Club About Coast T o Coast E Citrus Prices For Atlantic Pact To Next Season Seen Hind 12 Nations As Promising Currency Talk* Begin In London r hm FA S' £2 Recreation Schedule oSi tm— —-f ^ HR « i ml • 'JLt'W* v ! 11I itejt Mi ,‘x ^ . « .... ..... ....... ..... .. .............— ..... ....... . : ____ Vi l i i l L i r ........ L_____ ■ 1 • • lit 11 i j ____ 1 ■adT SSR Saa 1 P Lion» Club Picnic § George Bernard Shaw PropoaeB Crime Cure 1 �W ’* W 7 1949 VAOB TW O 4*he Snnfordill Herald >'H| q«*iraar aV«i m A ■ I- » » T 2 E J .K : a cniMt •( Niwi iTt«r u n i t.a mu l . Strikers And The Law Dr. Spivey Tells Condit fitions Found Around Europe THE NATION TODAY H u r r y RM<Ik <% who hos l»ecn a s to rm c e n tw o f. W gct II) JAMES MARLOW Cohr! s h ip p in g fo i m ttiv y fa w , Huh In tro d u c M In to th * H a w a ii dock H trikn an I»biio w hich at f ir a t K ln iico weeuiH e n -| WASHINGTON, A ur. 24_(/p>_' t ir c ly »«ide fro m th e o rig in a l iaaues o f th e la b o r (Maputo. Mcj<o <;,ncr«i H airy Hawkins A n d y o t th e new iaauc— w hether lat>or loader ii a re fiubjectH . vuuKtiun, tho uin. pound m ilita ry ! to I hi- Ih w — whh liro u g h t in so ilc lilM T iile ly It aoamn n a ive t o /»•<!• «" I'reauirnt iruman, is due ,..,11 |« c n liu 'liln iirn '* • "lurch into (ha Hcnate hearing m il It ro ilK K Ifm o . I . ,i , . , . <>n five percenter* lliia week and l he g o v e rn m e n t o f Haw n il seized th o s tr u c k dockH M„.Bk (l(; ; m id o tih iin u d n c o u rt in ju n c tio n a ga in st p ic k e tin g , ho th a t it H uh should lie nil interesting could n tte m p t to g e t commerce m o vin g n g a ln w ith lt» ow n i l w since the General, win, wan stcvm loreH. H ridges, head o f the In te rn a tio n a l L o n g s h o re uI h.! fur bravery In World men'B and W a re h m iw m m i'i I 'tiio n , w e n t to th e dockn and de- th o u g h * md^necMHiolfy * iw aw lilie rH le ly v io la te d 1 lie in jo m lio n . lie th e n in fo rm e d n iith o r i- „ wciLeluwcn ne. tie s th a t I f he w ere prosecuted fo r c o n te m p t o f c o u r t th e H won the (ienernl, rat anil hear-1 .................„ ............... _ ........ ... _________ ____ . iK igotintlonH In th e u trike_ .......... would lw niiHpmided u n til th e ........ ciwe Jx. who. comparing President By LUDD M. HPIVEY (BDITOHN NOTE: The f„|. lowing Is ene of a serlen of artlciea by Dr. I.ndd M. Spivey, prOeWeat of Florida Noethern College, Lakeland, who la spend­ cl,H V ,r " ,PT,° » * A« \ “ Miiath ■ •*" ing the summer tour In* Kutope. Maalfca It lx hie fourth trip abroad.) so* Sfanlha Ana Tear ___ OflKNOBLE, France—I am vi». IL M Hlng with some friends In the •All nMianrr aatlrea, 1 <high mountains nf France. The atbnnka, raanhio.iaa a a# tarralnmaal. | „ r *k, r * " f ” .place Is celled Crenohle, It U ill. lalnc faaAa, m il a* r K fK S ■r unted itesr Ihe Swiss border. -j « raaalar a4 . - 0 lata* tTlaa. r. I was told In Part* that I would need my heaviest suit no [ overcoat Hnd a sweater. ArluaMv Kanaa* i ll,,'a n .i o . ' r l J i , De(e«(t» *d ^ J ^ a j j l i r e fo r leaser |s.opli. 1 , , . |> fancy dinner of caviar over a the weather Is hotter than lo W lm t ahotdd a u th o ritie s do under such c lrc u m a tin rc H 7 lorii: period. finmi times you Ilka T^ba II» m M |a a maaaba* ■, , u Parts, Even the nights are wnnn. t i y h l K !•»»*« wfcteiT |J .Should th e y lx>w to the H ilnation and o ve rlo o k th e d e lib e ra te <>■ E 't hark to hum and eggs." i ThnusanHs of tourlnls conw hem, ficnaior» on the sub-1 •*' • " (b* laral M a i l n . o i flo u tin g o f th e law ? O r should they flin g th e w ilf u l v io la to r ! especially in August— mostly I L aawaaaaar, m m T i „ , in j a i l and IH the negolialm ns go hang? N e ith e r co urse npW£ French tourist*. In rerla one list O w m a i.a .irk ta . * • " “• no difficulty flmllng someone w|r> pnilfH inti ill, T he Hi tun I ion in HllWalil IfflHiH now fo rc e to th e i »h»ii who try to lnn«I iKivirnmiini sptn’e *h. " ' “ " t - i . ..: tv rr i 11.ul .til luiiui .i I l .. ..it.u iii] Lo b l'u u g ill W ltlllll u m lim la lo t imniricmuimn fo r a H, |y |y 1. every shop knows the language tliu Ju rlH d lc lio n o f the c iv il courlH in aome m a n n e r w h ic h . f«*—««ld of VnuKhan’a appcaranc#; ' This la not so here. It I* herd h llM Y 'd IIU n.H VJfflHK even tn the hotels to get oon'« w o u ld g iv e w orhera and cm ployeM equal aec«.a to th e p ro - U’! ; , u W w d l" ^ KlVen every ronald■elf understood. It la onr fa lh rr who made (hem ' ^,,w a djudication o f (liHputOH, w h ile u t th e ..ration, hut w ill he asked an a w fu l! From the kind of tourists I see II and aphnhln them all. lie w ill Mamo llm c P « n n itlin g normal m rliiH trm l and c o m m e rc ia l pro- lot of oaaatlona." I Imagine this la the place where •»«r f« r« rl hie nwn.rhlhfren We l,,'rt,ien to go on w ith o u t in te rru p tio n , fo r the good o f ||||, The hearing Itself Is Just a the “little people" of France come •♦a a ■hirhiiin heredity. Who., i ___________ ____ ___________ — — couple of weeks old hat enrly infor their vacation. It Is disturb­ Ittlfllal1* Ills* I....,.,_ . lull* Ik ,hll M lolb nf lll« fiuii Hal. 1 Jidv. when talk of the five parman'“ Yh ' ,IV.i ''cavena, What Is ing In n democracy to hear so many ieaters was merely simmering In ' L o tu r K c iir n persons talking _about the "little (he pot, Hie (Ienernl told reporters people". Hy "HUie JeoJIe" Is meant those who work with their hands " T * * ....... a - t s j * ' I O u i« n N o r m It., wlm w ill....... .............. A k h .n a .o n r u l« l S We have a phrase in America "TinThe Ku Kins KI uh i, ‘‘'tty p t o v e r th re e Ihrniiiund y e a n ago, wan a te n iiw ra m n u ta l irnet iieKotintiims. common-man" which ha* some­ to be lncie,MI!H{ 'I ' activiiip ■ ' l ,,ecn< w ith lilic o n v e n tlo iia l and even e xploalve Ideas. H e r This made the pot holl a bit, but thing of the same moaning. Hut *r,ji r * n 1 re ig n huw m any revolutirm nrv changea in re lig io u s oliHer- ‘ tie (Jeneral himself wns iMillinx Florida. Tlir fin our phrase I* not ao restrictive, jb It Is wider and deeper. Tlirre is port, n l cfflirt* l , T « 2 ', v m i« « and in goverm num *lt iho li,np' Kl,r 1 1 w" s llurin* th" rame Inlervlew—tie had Just re* ‘ ■ot the golf between the common In m odern K g y p t .die oiilahiues C leopalra in p o p u la rity tinned from n trio In (iiiHtcmnla— . •anile a Klsvrm down (tin man in America and the rich or tho an a s y m b o l o f h " i c o u n try ’s fo rm e r in ip o rla u c o , and h»H Hint reporters iniied him who had' intellectual elite aa there Is l>e The B-Jf> bomber program i* la te ly Ixten t ho cause o f much diHcusHlon. h e r liu a t, re p re - firmliced Hie Hip nnd he snld; ' tween the little- people of Franre “ Thnl is nobody's iroildamn Inin I- | nnd the so-callen cultured clam. M llm akd in m i |till rnu nlty n b il­ KC litlng a d e a r-fe a tu re d , celm-eyed woman in a h ig h blue i One must keep In m'nd that lion dnllnn. boi il tlmy trt„ i r r j , tu rb a n . I h at present in Merlin, in I be ra re o f th e U n ite d reas ahd yon chm ipmte me," A llhoiii'h I he (ienernl lias been ; France I* largely an agricultural us oul nf .1 war will, Ruui*. diry S ta te n A rm y . K g y p t inns claim th a t H erm an nrchneulogiHtH under ____ ..lilt.irk , on und off, for some country. The farmers are highly will be Word. d. o b ta in e d th in p re se n ta n of tlie a n c ie n t tp ieen liy ia re rep sen tatio tion th e ir undent, tpieen b y tric tr ic k - tune. time, Mr M Tromnn lots interpreted: Individualistic. I doubt if Oiim■■ ■■ *Jll-l' 0as wa.tna.a. mtinlxm ever appeala to this class ery, lAllfl mill llWIfji urge iits return Ito.. II,...,. lliem I.*.,I....,I instead .oft ito. normally. , Ibii ,,M’ 111 Vauglmn ah aimnl Thr Stair <>| l l( „ i(|s *“ j„ all Rut It must he remembered that The Army Iiiih decided I lint the dispute lies net ween (Je'rJ1.1!"'#,!!' ••ll1 * f*tr ■ little countries like Hungary and • awful finmo tal Its. needs shout many and Kgypt. Dr-wl Yugoslavia were composed of • $60,000,0(1(1 o.o.p balaorp it, E ve n a queen who made as colorful a re c o rd a s did in iii son, i mho comoiciilMtoi, had (armors too. budgel. bill a e roe nlivnv "die N e f e r titi p ro b a b ly never ill tier w ildest ilre a ttis im a g in e d a riiHrised Voouhun for aereptini There W'eie sufficient industrial lowest atul l.f.1 l.el in )|,i, stale s itu a tio n ill w h ic h II,‘.PHI years a fte r her d e a th th re e na- *' f " ’" ' .w( workers In the larger rlllci far Aigci.limi, Mr. Trumnn d fended the Communists tn set up an mWhich is hw.i i i Im I die Mintrait. tio n s Would be invo lved in a dispute over th e o w n c ra lilp o f * ............. ........ “ ............. his iiidc til a public dinner with i ganliatlnn. Once they have a toe lilts fHinoiia statement i hold they Impose their will on sll llu-li.ind (st'ts Most One ,d the , 1 a . .'rs nl modem | ^ ' " " W n ;‘r. . ^ ' 1 ,,In }™ tt ‘‘ '" l* ' "Any S. O. II. who thinks he' the rest. If the Industrial worker* tntdicine: A baby nnl weighing i 01 Mitchell Kstate nf Franre finally decide to go .mi rnuiie tiny of llioso people only one pound and eight ounrrr A til Imp's Vit’W Inii'iula-rs of his stuff or cabinet| Communistic they will work mi lhw«i boo, in Nnindown, ten in lie dlHi'linrgeil hy me, by some : ATLANTA, Aug. ^4—f/lT—The French farmers until they are ■ S S S f A R C H o f ev en ts weeks ago .Stic was iliirbiirKed — ............ T h o m a s M ann, a u th o r ami Nobel Prize w in n e r, w lm le ft ....... .....1 "b'cj* siiitcment ( over the I hulk .if Margaret Mitchell's e»- subdued. Food and drink have n hlg pUre r, | tali' will ku to tin' mithm's hus(be Motdgnmriv County l l m - 1 G e rm a n y in th o th ir tie s hranisn lie could no lo n g e r brent lie ‘‘ :T , j!",1" '1'!, " , '1 Jot llttU Flraworkt lap .tla d Voughon N k a b l r W lfn a rt In the lives of the French peonle | hntul and her only brother, pita I yntrrrl.lV five i ... wrighintl , th o a ir ih n ru and lilts alnce berome a (fritte d S tate s c itiz e n , " ,\t ihir, himio- dinner n f the ReIn Frobt of 1-36 lombar I A will, wrden in longli.iud nml They live to eat and drink. They In ‘ Ftvo Far Cant* C oio drink, however, almost nn Timil pound, and 12 mimes, and olhri rn c e n tly re tu rn e d to le d lire on Gm I he in W e im a r, nave tifflr e r . AssoelHtlnn, Major m.luil Nov. ai, IUI8, specified that liquor. I have not seen an mini or 5p»efaf to Cenfraf P ra tt A f t e r ta lk in g w l ll i many o f iiis fe llo w -c o iin lrv m e a , Mr. *’"ie ra l Kilwanl !•' w tiltsell landw t« peilerilv lir.ilihv and nnmial, .tolm II Mnijili rerelvo thee- woman drunk since I hnvo hern M a im ra tlin to th e cnnrliiKiiui Hint N a tio n a l Socialism , o r " ' / " ' I f 1" !1'- M" W AHHINOTON--Here'# the outlook on Wnshlnalnn’a l»-n Mr I fourlliH of the ih IiiIi' nnd Stephen In France. Somehow they ran tsk**Everjr linir yon hu> lodrl ar summertime »nveatl(atlnna: Look for JhHmpilry Into taflaenr*. i Mlli'lmll, niii'-foiirlh, H also ile- almost any kind of meat nr vnge N azism , la a g a in on ll.e rise l „ G erm any. T he m a io r lty o f *l tides, cpttnelirs. biRltatie, tlmaler ll.rm .n i., lio aMBert., ...w; .h im lh». H i , w nr. i« .|i.r n il I I lull'd Hint March's chare should tallies and rook them so that they .* IH i... y ,w* y g - . .m . y 1 amount to at least |ZOO,OOOj wili taate good. tiaketi, dr when ynu pay your lele* tuiflur IIHtcr. Hi) bollflVOH fliry hImiuIiI Ih* i.'onnhuitly remind- i.wrciltniriM mid $jirl frltndia fid ! Wtrry ViUihtn, Whit I 'l ’cnvluf, other l.eiiucsts should The French people drink almost phone bill, “ -ml h Hlcgmm, buy a ml th at Hlltor wua the ruimn of their recent and present mis- 'h"* 1,11 th,'‘ " "'cessary for thani iv tiluuncil until Marsh's share nn milk and buy nn vitamins. To '"-Y Don't expect too much In lh* w iy of nr. works railroad lickel nr puritiase lioln- fort tinea, and that those of them who work with and for tho lemhcs I'JiHMHHI, |n the House hearings on the giant B-1# * •'•other ,,l,li,|n " ',""no,ll’n* look at them they seem as healthy of «s linim ent or what end the Importance of strstcclr homhlnc Tha K phic^ suaipiiirnl", |MhltW»wi«t (Inmorratic forces should get ntoro active support from tho chiioge Tim author of "(lone With Thu ■■ we do. On the whole they taka ^ not ts to ink.- lliu m atter up with Wind” ill’,o lift to Imr husband ^ n -38 investigators may even recess their hear­ more exercise then we do. Not In V Tampa' Tribune, "v n a'fiav a Western domoerneles. I ienernl Viiughiin nnd he will wave nil right to her civil war novel, snorts, but In walking and riding faderal eleite las". I hr people pay, ings briefly. Few people m e hotter able to mmeMs the real stale of ii timi’ic witii.I noil Kid the thing foreign and domestic, and all blcvclea. The "five per center" heating shows nn signs and huw, mind of tho Germans than Thouuui Mann, who loved ........loin done.' Hero In the mountains I have oilier (inpci * and written matter of letting down In Its sensational expose nf Wash­ (icnrrnl Vaughan, n friend of Mi hi L'ugehin llaiigh, Mins Mil - seen nn American cars. Thine who ington Influence In the awarding of contracts to The Seminole I'minly I'lispln nl loo well lo slay In Gcrmntiy after it bad been taken over Vlr. Trummi since their first rheli's i'1'H'tnry, was given 18,- do have cars, and thev ore few. huslnessmen. Committee sources expect Vaughan tba Infantile I ’arslvii* l oiimlidinn by tho Nazi parly His warning should hi......ted bv Ameri­ A:my rlny». in KHH, has two Jobs iHid in ii«' document, probated yen- have very small automobiles, Ha to apprnr ns a witness although the general has cana. in Hie While House: milltnry aide l« day ai ilic Fulton county ordin- fnr s* I can observe thev h*vreceived a (licit (oi $ (00 fxitn the i i.m which handle vel«rnna nflid sahl yet whether he wilt. oiV' h oII'ii e. The will addl'd thnl verv few rule* nbmit driving, nml NslioiMl . .............. llie ullici day President Trnninn has repeatedly nnlil thnl h" f'tlrs. ly wlioli llie mil hot wns buying no stop lights. The poor pede* to help il mnliimc In pay (nr Heat him no object inn to hi* military aide testifying If As milllniy mile lie lays wrauths i'Xrt'iili’i - Ii.in Ii | p r y up all antilli- Irlnn escape* the best wav he rim Vaughan ileslre* to do so. It In llUrty that Ihe end umkes spiuclivs when Mi, menli (nr a polm vu litn wlm lias I have been riding with n friend f'ir Mi llaiigh. griinte committee will strongly urge the general a Too Lute To Classify t minim in l«o busy to do either) thnnll"i heipn'iils were made to who carries a gallon of gas with baen incapsciiaied nnt-i lao year. ns vein nun cooiuumtur he's a appearance. , By KUHHKLt, KAY numrri'ii > uieccs, nephews nnd him, Every now and then he nin> ffi V e ibnulrl reineinbrr ihti'when die rtfeiee between government agen^ jC T o T i The Il-lfl hearing undoubtedly would break ,'od cliilrlii'o and to llesilo Jordan, nut, puts in another qunrt and March ol Mimei drivs cmnei nff cl» which hnndlu veteroua altairs. rirlr* for mlleo, It seem*. Miis MUrhelt's mold, Marrv Vaughan "P™ If ■ critic of the Air Force policies leveled Bchool halls will smm hs ring -1 w,oul,l1 ?r r !" fh** ransa Vauglwiii nnd (he President are The French nave a little car, the p u t wilder, nnd nor geneirnialy. soma specific charges of “Irregularities In pro­ Th>- Margaret Milehell Library ItiK In all of Florida, tiiinimtr v a - J - * rc -®1. * 14 ,,,uch Ke|’',d. If i n close, ilmly, friendly terms, automobile production conlinues In F ay HevlIle, (In,, and the Al- leading make here, thet sell* for curement. However, this la unlikely. Moat or the wltneeaea are cations are atmut over and U’a ‘ Tney i.wint together. And it waa Atllinuer dial nnte b'lmiHrrl In Innls lllntorical floeiely were left IHOO. quite a few Americana huv Urns fur the hoys and girlie to dual to Inrrrnse year after year and Ymiglinn who revealed that the either mllltery men or aviation Industry officlals-and they cannot these little ears and sell them >I.non each. General Itnberl I I l.ee str IteniR off those leal books. our highway* continue to he glut­ ' vA »* expected to wash dirty ltnrn In public. Mat di and I Tip Trust Company when they ara ready tu return ted with dmufonl drivers, wo President swims with his glasses L . . e , ■* i • • Mid at autliou nl llir laniuui "noat ThU brings tn mind a serious might some day live lo see n slate on hccmine he's no nearsighted, ■f (!e>u,Hu were nnmed aa exe­ home. The buses are abominable, The Senate subcommittee haa • MJEllTO m t o MODEL FOB BOM) NEW W O B L D f-rreeldent cutors. f’Sf 1YlStI '•Y cattle" ol Mi*« ()il«vi,i Dockery thought I'd like tn Irave with wide speed IIittll —lo slow down Trunmn'e four*p*lnt program for aiding unrter-develo|wd areaa may rough and dirty. France has a won­ i t N atrhrr. Mi*i. Thniigh die lies every owner of an niiloinobllB or these inuniacs who think they ,leeli told , several tilings about th« tely heavily oh techhlcil know-how developed In Fuerto Rico through derful railway system. Tho tinlm during its hearing. For kma since lireu tri’iinhsl si "rpief r" truck, nnd that la tn exercise ex­ aren’t getting anywhere unlcsn Hi* are comfortable and fast. As you th a Island'* attem pt to strengthen Its own economy, I'llYRICA1. CHECK-UP emit Ion when driving .ipeedometer rends HI) or tin miles I 'v . j „ , fat lu r pmt ol the ruunlrv. she in treme * t lecretxry of «tete Dean Acheson I* said to have remarhsd In JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 84— know they are nationalized. through school sones. per lumr. Hume believe Hie limit ,. ,'V *n4 "°m" a a daughter ol I'onfrdnslr (irnrrsl I suppose we will hove tn gW* private conversations with Puerto Ittcen officiate th a t the tiny (H pclal) -A physical checkup !l“ h M r-/rrum an'. AdminatraRight here and now, I'd like— should ho to miles per hour .Thomai Dockery nml a relative ol If such were possible—to person­ should he n "must" when prepar­ the money to these countries *o Kvsn mnio t mi received seven home frsessrs United Mtatee dependency might well serve ee a model for the type ing children for the roming school thet they nan arm themeelvo*. (Ve h"““h* from a perfume firm wh.se of. • f oeonomle program the preeident ha* In mind for other Imp* vM n. J a fln «on Davii wlime luis- alty present a reward or p rlie lo of a l r . l l year, llie Mate Hoard of Health tax ourselves to give them weap­ band war piMidrnl ol the ronlrd- each and every ene nf the seven crippled for life, ' miiv fv on rinse nn(| w|,f,5e employes got army ^ F u e rto 'ltie o nulckly reeponded with an offer—both to Preeident said today. Now Is the time for ons end (Kay use their money to l or sigh I thousand Florida boys some stupid character l.rlund Ihe lianuportatlmi on a hmiiness trip farpejr. rhildrni to make a trip to their huv other Ullage. In many Install Truman and the United N ettone-to contribute ■■ heavily ae poeand girls who this fall will volun* ■leering wheel rleslie.i ihrmigh a Tjnryjcr.y r-■ ------ --- —----- i V* It moan* they llvo belter than lo Kiiropc, physicians and dentists so that m I Itbli to any foreign development program. V i Not all ptolrtiionsl pnlilir isnt | '^er for duty nn tha arhool aafaty school sons at Ml pc, when, (f we do. If th* Europeans would The (lenrral early Informad tho anv trouble with eyes, ears, nose, T h it offer wee unique In that Puerto Hlco wee the only oversea! work as Kara ■■ out people w» he’d had any rnn-detree ut all, suhenpinilUee he would appear aa “ Atkins* lm ... llm Siste ol Honda throat, teeth, etc. can be corrected would a o t need lo subsidize tjirm Thin This safety movement, started he'll have slowed down lo lh miles ,i wit nos. hut he hasn't sat I much t r t » Which liked to give, rather lhan to receive, under the program. lilt (list Slate eipillU) cannot before school opens. I t la also the ftrvt time In the lelenrt'i BO years under the Hut we must have some going mure than isn no years ago by'atfeh per hour, or less. ptmut It rxcept fnr an explanation t t u t . The man who rhmiU knuw well known national Rag that it he* tied the rhence to play *n Importentflnlernallonal It in particularly Important for governments between u* and Rus­ It la cnciuruging to imle that of Ik.w Im> got the freeter*, organisation* * children entering school for the sia. They contend thet they e*n-m aboul it became hr pays ihe aa the American Automobile more and more Fh.rlrla communi­ All In all, he'a baen a contro­ Yfafr h • • e ■ e first time to have their Immuni­ not mak*> a go of it unless we Comptroller Clsreltie (lsv ol Ashoe Iat Irti. National Ceafarence ties are establishing .dux.I pa­ versial figure, and apparently II zations against smallpox, dip- give them tn» money—ami we m 'M K T CONTROL B LU E*-B ent control officiate are mournfully l)da,*savi llral $1,2'iO.OflO a ef Parents and Teachers, 'National trols a* an Important snfsty func­ very much aware of It. The Wash­ Mediating o growing trend toward violation of federal rent ceilings. therln, tetanus and whooping rill. of their youth education plan­ ington filar telle this story about could he lavnl jud hy cotiin- Association of Pol lea Ohlafa, N a­ tion ^ The reVwfiT The word Is getting around that th e n te a good cough. Safety Council and Aba N a­ ning. Those hoys ami girls who him: ___ INSIDE HOS PRICES lt| WA collections in (he Slate tional eheiwo tha Supreme Court wilt decide the IM I Bent Control tmw la Postponement of ■ trip to the RTAPLE Ha once cracked that Wlneton tional Krtudothwi Association, la wear the familiar while Ham _________ STAPLE PBICBA TREND OF tro lpt'r ntlire. Other coniol- on* nf the finest We haw tn «ur Browns bait* and shiny badges Churchill I* a “garrulous old gen­ doctor nr dentist may rem it In uneonetltuttonal and therefore void. __ __ NEW VOBK, Aug. 80-Tlw A;furnished by the tnolur clubs ara tleman” and shortly afterward . T h o trouble elerted In late July when Federel Judge Bdwyn B. pain and discomfort for the child soclsted Press weighted whUeealr ins would chminsle othn mil- groat notion. >''• - • m rendering a community service of Hkaw of Chicago sold the tew wee unconetltutlonat bfcauoe Conin addition to loss of time from received a latter from the editor Last vear, th a n w srt 400,000 price index of 88 eomraodttloz _ in unnecciiaiy exprmei witlithe highest order. They are da- of the American Mercury who In­ school. Parents should remember yasterday 484.18. Meek ag) 181,08, arm s exceeded it* powtre In Inoertlng a local option dew *. .impaning set vice ur eMitimcv. school patrol 'boyt' and glrte on vtloplni for thtmit»fi]ve» iiittorni formed Vaughan th at he aeemod that a'healthy rMId'mekea a* bet­ iMmtlh Ago 163.44, Year ago duty throughout tho 48 MoiMH* Tho tew remain* In affact became government attorney* • " ter student, h up Mrair play t|Mo to pro- of cM c mpcmslbllity nml nctivo to detect a Itersry bent In tha __ bn immediate appeal to the Supreme Court, jfa w«ffe M,iry to read the other ttrin Hlrth records should be secured ,W 74' 1049 1048 1D47 1948 f toot th e Itves ■o f iHalr ' fallow concern for the welfare of others (leneral and would the (lenerwl Mr tha m atter during the termo whichi one«* p e t 1. i where Harry louder U ill and youngster* a t dOHtiattua s tn o t hW that will make them better citi- write nn article on any “non-con* from the Htnte Hoard of Health High ’4WIW 808,14 007.94 JOT.78 vntely. membera of Congress admit th at Shaw Wt a aipectrd In live. Under toured Ursertlons, This'school year, thoro «ma In yean to come. The result? tioverslal" subject. • weak point on which th# high bench might well cancel the for ehlldrrti wlm will enter school Low i- UffiDD 170.70 184.08 111.08 Vaughan wrote bock that tho for Ihe first time this year, as (19MY|j>g>af a e flu a l* 100) stats neatly 40 yen it ago und will be mote ’that#. *800,000 Mhool Character training, priceless In value. only non-contravarsial subject h o i • s e e m any schools require them. i q( the (ini comtdiaiu nf patrol youngatara on tne Job be­ •*) : *< iknew was "motherhood" and d l d 't Tho school safety p a in # pro­ The fierce' Ablpone ladlene of and after of f — Senator Joseph ti. O'MetMffiep ‘(D), Wyoming. _ » l1 n n al lepuialion we aver fore tliea -dm eo-regloa. Latin Amerlexperts todgy gram hai just one primary func- the editor want an article on that? U M jn g M m y _______ Mg Benets veteran and administration etalwirt, Just doesn't Ahllrne, Kens., famed a* th* -tt#v y. Wit taw him again 20 yean g i n the school safety ' patrol ! n , beaama .a n lM t both because Prevent death or Injurv to bawe any teak. ■ 1 ^ ... ■f-'ontler licud of (he old Chiihoim *1 b attke and a peculiar custom L ami we itill dgruibt he wot movement credtt 'Aw hevbig r** to children of school age hy sec: RUMIA~PLANB M ORI BOOKS W HS ovet • y«ar ago, he aspired to and had ton W»h A 'Mttta cuttle trail, was given Its Blbll- ef kllR ai .iH .n u t 4wo children M08CCOW'—(Jh—A big Iff. for Um Democratic vice presidential ltHa l . k . n b t * now neatly JJOyean dosed -ateldante, among Ihe m w tr d n ta Involving motor vehicles, It tria ie In the number of Book* j: •apa tha Encyclo‘ A * ehailongt of the tlmei, it . Ilm en w A i that went to hi* old friend, Alban W. _ ind Halil hi) recant Wa adulU who operate motor ve- published In tha Bovlet Union-to -4 annod for 1980. Tho qdltorlu ‘k|iY in Eti hlelas are. directly rteponalble and who have tw real law oaf. ram m * who Mtmee a good biu for tit. ' v- ^ , lUitcIl of the State FubtUhf I'Rm tm ln j1n?I! odtherity J « B t n a w tb e _______ Court seat of the teat Justice Frank Murphy, haa harnij House df literature Mid In tha I m dU , f Scoldtfa year they published eravad note* Mt Attorney OtMral Tom Clark, ____________ _ !’ h*‘ U «ll to lh* school pa- pro-wartltlei totaling 8,100,1 vouagetera, etaU departments, coglee, 1 V ih in a w h ic h ,k jititR u i-’ . •NWjr councils, law plies (tom tiMPia! In IF80 it te O ne* M llw m titiH iii D M * H«»Ib»«. H l U t l l '.i r"'wlnn" ? ,rwlJ':::lnw" " " c™rl“-l,e sr» s t.r'.hif ___ Ui\^t JUWkWASHINGTON ZSXTJ XSZ. § i 1 "■M m .se"rr r,,U wfrl,Fnd‘ot^u«h*n ____ m & Drops is the atomic W i-36 lo deliver II. Tfa lo Central Cad know. . Mhoal patrol' .. Wesieqt Hwop* sad lU elee are no iMtth al the ' *dfaaaftW«PreMfa | 1 ^ ^ S jb s j’j s r offlcen, the newsl Utlei POgara, motor dubs, radio sta- M copies. Com and oil other RroopTaud ln5i<(3imle today carrying aa n da• ’ T ' and ainaere campaign to NSW MALAYAN COACH AID BACHTKB-----•* w m IUALA LUMPBR, aew type ef he tea luanry traual 916 01 IOHM0NS C1LBBBATE ACCIDENTS GET THBtB GOAT D—tDV-Tha Mormon MUNICH—(AT—Col. Jam es H. 1 Caecboelovakle eels- Kelly,’ of CMcyo. UUnala, D im -, Iwnttir, At win m n u n # n ( ivumi m •»•« mleelon ffiraaa ireae ef asaUrtlne . the Army ■ Yakla u l i ren- |mri LJ° ,lo r t o * . lag J«tht MJhiwii 4 |L*.b*^4; BO YUnat » Ukd'naw our Several'Uta.BioW orlftlnal.owndrK w1|h (tf.Nf.Kii ^Ij .a ' i aV f f'-wi. i1r - r.S> •vW i.J ;• , V’ M �. . ti■'JP5f*Py^sl*;58*'S|SsPbt i Uv*V*-**.■'-V ;.\V:'^*'%\'1%- \ *i. *._' • rt!)rTf»<§r ! f i »« T?s THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA WEDNESDAY AUGUST 24. 1949 Dmuth( or Dcscrvoft 1 I're-Bvhuol Hair-Do Social And Personal Activities Curlln Palmer Ray—Society Editor PAGE THKEK I I I w ill ' By BETTY CLARKE AP New sfealurr* Beauty Editor I Give your small daughlei a new ’ hairdo before you enrnll her in ' school. Those first few day* in n strung.- school house are bad enough for u little lot, but if she need* a lift of morale uml doesn't get iI. thing* tun even be worse. Most lilile gills ni■■ min. uml n new huirilo uml perhnps a new dress nr shoe* will perk up their vanity uml hdp overshadow lone­ liness nt being away from home. Telephone 148 Miss Bach Given social Calender Lovely Garden Party P e r s o n a l s HH’HlsT G ltU l'P Melid-t'i , ,.| i(u, 11.1111*1 g 11jllp 1 I .1 hold to in tlie i III a *e lie » uf I it* sot ml tiii'idings on Hatiirday I evening at , 'u, |,,t-k ut tho Tomist ivntei Dining the even* ii.g cut., game-, -liiiffleli.iMitl all4 , othei form* ,,f eiilti laininenta will he t-ruioi-d riiiiiiiiiiin of lh*i ] i"fitn*! 1imifht'hf , »•11»in i 1 f ija Mrs, i r Ini *■nrt W » i u mnl i nil *■<!irii f’ntfi | will hi li ft(fin tin* iMl I't tinl) of 1 M Tn. \ 1* S': rlvr K\ I't VnflH Is I ini muIh »M\ It*',1 iitti'ml. A i .Mini Nmicy William* unit her n tin A H E. C. Harper, Jr. ha* left fur iv The Ssufoid Townsend Clul) No, iiiotlu-r, Mr*. Itobert A. William*, Tanrpa where he I* attending a f Idui I,ue .111. H ft f il le t n will hob! a regular meeting at entertained yesterday with a ear- o I m VmI E hictrlT School’ in -allfd I,,|l|. 'I,,., I,I S'lglllijt, r Tourist Center at 8:00 F. M. Alcti party honoring Ml** Audrey i'luslo d , on, flak. - Duke in n very ini** *ml refl'i aliment a will he jJ!uch, popular bride-elect. Guests Mr. and Mr*. George William* , hot o t, i f u a t , If. to litl mins* joyed Hint everyone i* welcome Lrtdled at the Wlllium*' home III and children have moved their Whi n you bring her In I he beau- ' u lc s . attend. [.Still Linda between the hour* ol residence from Orlando Digit-A ty salon or bui her shop, let he, SATURDAY iti.’to and 6:!I0 o'clock. »nlk lo the huirdrcssei ami tell him The touriul group will gather [ I he guest*. were greeted by way to 1801 Fark Avenue. whii, she want*. Anything too the TourUt t.'enter ut 7:110 1*. |,MI** William* and shown to the Dr. <’. L i V r s o n s :J Mr. and Mr*. Clyde B. Terwllledra-llc cun he curtailed hy mother, for a *orial meeting, Jjhuffle ireviving line computed ’f Mr*. gar and young ion arrived, hut Id li n g tiei believe she is O P U iM i: ITMST aid, oni d- and vnriuu* form* Willium*, MU» (Inch and hei la*t night from Lenoir, N. C. ipnling ti e suggestions will make , **•*•* Miwjgrtl liltiaata MilfA 4 enterinininent will U- enjoyed, gueat, Mis* liubhj,. Meffert of to spend Rome time with Mr*. | *per , y « > 'loupe, in Old of hetself unit 1 tl ■ i'i 1 (V **M R .ia * r». Florence Walt* I* in charge I M ila who will serve as a btldes- . Terinll* AHmuM %hiI..nut tin itli H<4#* J TenHIlegar’* parent*, Mr. a n d 1 I ;|. le, i utlf itlen. e entertainment and Mr*. A. C. mu id. i*lni»ir iuH ‘lot lilile Dutch Imb Is be­ .Miss llncli was lovely In an or- ! Mr*. J. H. Truluck. arke, refreshment*. Everyone I* coming to uiO't diildleli: pig­ | /r.ndy gown of lilusb pink fashionrdially Invited to attend. tail* lire cute on smile I'suully, I -. I IIVISHItl , If you will , .on. w >„ui ti„ „ is ViUiAMlt MW.AUJ 1..................... n band of matching pink em11hk Bach Honored ’with suggestion, you will notice, I,,', .mi, hlitluUy MMlvwiyy long.alidutioit* by n.tl.o ■•roiilery. The very full skirl was By BOB THOM AH that her Ideas will mu he to o ' lout Ul H Hollywood, Inin Ill-oil lico ii in o llyw o o d , C l l l i . p n® ■ v.***4o..i hv P io H id ru l T n im u iu By iVlisH Jean Sayer :<!»<• trimmed with the emtmddery. ..........lirAllv . lwl souadpholu) drastic—she'll wnnt a hairdo I flHIM HHl frlendl ftlfiuli and admirer*, . HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 2-»-i>l‘i~ white hlhiscu* formed her cur' “like Jane's or “like Peggy's" am, i Tiic *ilt«»' taoliier, Uouol, look* «**• Houoilng Mi*a Andiey Hill'll, age. MUs Wllilnms wore n tires* ; Rudolph Valer.tlnn died 2.’l year* I Ottce she selects one for tiiat rea­ io»e man luge to Croi ge Hpev'i of iii|iinmurine ilotteii Hwl** with \ ago today, releasing a nation-wide son, von will mil tie aide lo modify "bite niTPssorle* unit ut h e r ' flood of feminine tears, It tie an event ol (ominlow night dolls and the ............Me t'o b in hri ideas tint much. Doll ('fillcrting Holy Cios.s Kpiscopal Church, shoulder wu* n flamingo colored | There are Mill many in HollyWttltlrolies Itiat ....... a. ■ 1, is heller lo have liei feel she ' Inhiscus. ; wood who knew and worked with »► Jean Buyer eiitei tnimd lust |* r n \ T i l III* P u n ! l*nny them til one of d" • I* wearing what she wants anti i I r u v i s I I I I H r 1111 »fh(jr r .......... „f .tolls eioi The refreshment tuble was rov| the fabulous Latin lover, wlm enlng with an alter dlni'er cofbuiltl tier ego lift that way lhim to) i al 7dill o'clock ul hci home tied with a cieiiin lace doth , would he 64 now if hr had lived mg, mill., i , Cuini cm . I •k< A t A PARIY on her W ill b irth d a y i ul centered with a miniature So I asked some of them fui thrli a iim ie is u r y «, a N ew Y o rk n ig h t try to permute her to went *miie- \ D \ f u sfr.tl ur Mayfair. m e t a l, ele. I I thing that makes hei feel ommii VI \\ \ U l ! K \ , mi limy Im* Hhi Heuutilnl in lungemeulH of jnnh ••ole *ui rounded with pink liibl- i ecu Ilee I Ion* of him on this sniii- d u b . so cia lite M is . Ito b e rt J e m m a A ntique stole*, ■ecnini ii.m.l. r* I'liii u t 'li itiilL, lull vim s h o p s a n d m l u u* and gicenery. On either *lde versary nf hb death, Ill’ll* l. Ill I loses WlUe Used III m . til • ' I K a o lk iie i c e td iia te * the occasion I 'If til hlllllitig g* 1 U’lds I .............. tlol There Is Ilex Ingram, the turned by dancing Hi.............. with M e«- ■ :ui tiling ilie rooms. Foi greet- ol the arrangement weic while nitmd perhaps, and the..- 'Hi rim! |,bi 111*| tn title 111 the best wu\* i ■ find * l the guests, Mis* Hack wore i audit's lii erystul holder*. Punch 1director who made Valeniitiu a mole Kciitltill l b. guest, in c lu d .d ;™ '^ ' " "" -< hmd li I a h» LI i t *»:it otttVlili-A fill! - ^ - m ’ a llH e s th a t w ill s la t 1 the Li‘'ij|st i >i]ni hi ,: wi<|i* fit*til Hi out Hlioiit lair tioli p in . ’■ I pi lilt silk gown in white, input kite served from u rryslnl punch *t«r by choosing him for "The th e A i i lid u k c F ia . ii o f A n . t r i* a n d • P (V'lternationaM i whole lei in oft wioiig Itftea '" I m -. h - in the sublei't compare those m Imul sli..p- wiii.j d black with hhiek accessories. fowl ut one end Tif thu table hy p„ur Horsemen Of The Apcicnl- his * ic tir iiic lie is j little girl will i|oamd with allot hei •''• ’•uat.' ttnu ai, well nvi'l L'26 those ft mu i .'liable a ol w< l l . _ *> Bayer wore a plum colioed Alls* ll.tilira Ituckei and Mrs. A) y p se " A||Uin|o ....... fu, ......... . ", tm oilra . And known doll l.oii-e- l.lsis ,u mad j IIItIs* gill she hkes, just l.eiau*e ton I rock coiiiplimuiitcd with I. -mlney. Assisting ill serving I • •AST TIMES TOI1AV ! die uccesnoi ics. ild S h o u ld IJ»V<* hci hail do. the I "I .blfeie.ll kill, Is. oritei doll t .<in» loin be ."".unc, I “ I’ m .im U rote." recalled Ingram, who C h wj fiom ttilvet lisenu'iit s in t , l nm* . . i *h......... . the .lie*, that -lie has '" " l'" 1 keep lu mind Tile coffee table was uvcililld u , I i! Mii'i.......... retired from films 16 years heItohhy tnngarii III an iinjioi'iet) eiilvvoik clotli l ame were of pink hibiscus umi | "»U" \ “M '1 l eul h. put we rmddNumerouft I n t e r e s t s ......... r„. i.mg ................ ■> Hare are a lew tip* Mi-« d ceutei eil with pink luhisl'lls. _ j O f f .............. ............ a ln a v ' . V i,'," v ^ ......i Chrislaphei gi.r* to help >mt m-m tali u,„ while vvime l'»Mcl xintiiu*. During the after- ! 11 * «c* ,l,n; 1 t i m b e r e d a young Vital cnmlclahi'a held H, DAVID TAVMIH MARKS j ......... "ew cloDies fm .he., to ts.jj'.,,....... . 'V.iMUW.I l.v fix I h r d ’.te s of old dollI®1^ Kjvcn me a couple rei*. Coffee was pouisd by Mrs |<...... the hostesses preset,te.l the I mc, tor. All doll* « r t r II I III! 11* ‘iti L>. Ilofmami ' Z «7, III'... o n e with a g ift' !iV u E im l^ Wh"* J u n i o r 's In t e l e s t * m u s t not b« J 1" ' ’ •»n|,"itiiftl t im e of t h e ye ai 1 ,. .......... .. ...........u l , Me on u n t il nlam t I s V'l \ -It »4ill MM* I " V l,*“ , . . . bayt'i assisted liei d.iughter { Those Invited to be with Mis*1 a llo w e d to r e n te r ill tile m i)th « r ' ' b 'h l. s o iiif lh ilig IIIu riil ♦............. t „ , . , . S o m e .u lle c t k1D r h r i l IhhD m il - 1 h a t ’ lie. o sci vine , Hits’ll were Mrs I’. It Had.. Mr*.! ‘ • ro1' *h«t wou'd have "It,....... .|„n -■ | , ai.e riiutstinv iV Friday! m a d e u f l e r l t d . whe n tin- -c> Mis. Ilad i was present, d w ill,1' A. Speer. Ml* He,her, A|ure - , made ul.voneu star Bui Valent,m, alo ne, f.u th is r e t a r d s growth, n,>'' ' I 1" " ’' ’ ’>•' tf'v rn to her suv* lliiniei l.a ne, spe e inllst In ; ’’ 111 '" o n ,o tea, It yom niunev |,. , iiiaiii e lm i il u b l e lu g m a c h i n e was i n t e n t , d gift l,y ine intsiess. Al.......... I........ . Mr*. Edward Hi...... Mi *. M. . ulao Ih vkv *» »<l * American child p.syelmlogy. child how In eumli, hlii«li a n d -ei . n i l * . ' ( a lb,- Civil Will B efore I 'M there » e i. no vi ng II gift was M.-s .ho ko ,! Hid ami, Jr., Mr* Al Hmulney. I"lbllr at the right time, t hupLone, who n itl o d l ir e d p i o g t r s n " u " hall Even if *in doesn't Lltdl- -old ■ ant nt Tin- lied t 'l o s s , M U lh e n tir a lrd dull* n i l , i - . n n e t iwait Ol ........ Hie. I,a., a «>«t‘ Scott. J. . Mis. Ifob- , hut women were Hied » Mr. Mut ,Mih. win Mliinti.iL I* 1 Ciilluhnri* Mir . David Smith, I *hf rolinr-ud kind uf muh uml iVe t'd ilfalm il into Kligliimi, diet) <bl 11 C""d loll Ilf it, Volt u i e l ' h . I’a d i " n ki itn"- n e e i e ft.I necks. in ItHIf. Iml in- “ T a l k s To P a r e n t * BCi "ii.pli-lnng -oiiieltilng in , h e j P " h h n l n t a f t . i W orld tt’iu 1 When tile fe el ne t ,.l a I I«lh, Jidllt sVh’R, llurilllcl I f(j| thw \ uU'litilltl typ* * ** ""n* d..li:. tlindi by doll (li .1i •' l> I h r oiate .i.il »l iln rhoae Invited to cull we.e ,M„s [■>'>»•*, Mis. Walter .Steele. Mr*. . T h e handsome direct,,. *a,d a n d T r ii i 'h e i *" w e r e t r e o r d e d hy rlyi.i tine. non. l in e motliei even i |" > t ill Kil>opeiill h e a d , t h i s loiiglilt imlu ate* t.ve di, Mis. I*. It. Hudi. Mr*. V. j ’"bo Fierce, Mrs. lic.tige Dangle- ! Valentino we* fool-proof It. pliolo- f a ltiifn l follower* a n d now are let - la'i ii l e a l old . I.iltl sh a m p o o | d i-plure it pi.i.lislieii iiy T h e H e r m i t a g e P i v t s hei «wi. ban and Inal- lion t h r u * ! win J H 'lie i H a ir d o s , know II to In p*i|»'ll t* Hpei'c, Mi - ,\|. I. Itaborn. .1, . oiun. Mi* Duvid (iutclicl, Mr*. gruph, except that lie couldn't l.e ill oil,'Cot New York. . I t oilet to l«s co Ini p n i ll l .i l dulls. at r e e l .tin ih i I.mIs, ..l ie . -ooit ». John F ieuc, Mr*. IJ* ■ben I duvid Tin usher uml Mr* Carlin shut with both eats slinwing; mad. m tin ' m in r i " f t jlic i'n Vicc l u e ill the .lk*e ol a doll. Iml tile Mother, soys Lime, Is the sourca I somehow they didn't look right. Ireland, Mi... Mitsoii W'Iimi Imi, buy. '" i u*. I-!in | ■i,' ** Eugenie. .Maty e Is tie, t n I ir IIt hli*. -ut. e '*. Al Ihmiliiey, Mrs. Kilwmd 1 Hie Misses Phyllis lludi, The star’s left eye was weak and of the fust and greatest and most dv'"< i" make the habit iliffniill:! I’nitd Li a, nit. ihe Sweilish Mighl- prtlu o p tlln r doll mmlids ................me inn, Alt Hubeit ('nlliitm,i uml Hayer, llllon llnkci. .Minnie a dumping eyelid wus a big fur- intense of lodiy's pleasures, hut R" " ■""" a- >t j* ru d e difficult |j ingale .leio t l.tnd ele Then there times r e , t,'itlt'il tm t e m » ■e. David Tin usher. (Hulli Odlmm, .Mniuurel Partin, tor In Ills appeal to women, In in liie nut uml giowtli of interests II <' "Hide tie liable. ale -Ion intuit uml i ttmlf t liBitu1’ G l a s s ry e * a t e lit. unlit ainui Die monopoly of this first interest Ki|iuill\ dumtiging, tniiiimies >tl-| Bh I)- \lliT * III W lllllflM III i n f. Also the .Misses Nanry Wil- ! I'ctly June Cupi'lnnd, Nnncy Col­ Rrnm added. of age, us the* t t e i e i .- n l tit Veteran actor Alan llule te- In.* it. be liti,ken down. He writes: Lai*, i- tin rnolhc] who looks i.o \ n " t 'li'M M m ii, Diulr ins. Ibdd.ie Meffert, M innie , l l,|b Louise Chirk, Kliinhelh j iih ! doll* a n d sm all ir lie in o * lit......."If Ibis i* not done. If the child Itne unpalht and iili-.lli-iiltess .................. ........ I called Valentino as a fine cook dh Odlmm. Charlotte True. Pot I" bighorn, Louise l.umli|iii*t. Kit ■'"'I' / ! V ...... f for centurle is loo much iiiaile a plaything or from n vouiig child. Ilenl altiin-in Imlu, Nancy Colinm." (undine ’> Oilhani, Peggy Pippin, Lillian and a great athlete. "He looked ut in lin e cost Ittlie * o f lilf ir e l't 1 »>-............ You cntl tell whi'lhe. Iimti* e ami Hetty Joe llinck Moian. Durham Saunders, Hetty J twice as Idg with his coat off as loo much petted, or kept In con- doe- i "1 tie. clop until the age of I inintlie- and "liailli .lulls," bent • have been replaced on a doll In stunt memory of the breast by the loyuiti. ihe luihy Is the peifetl nig the inline of a i-rilalii inanii- cheeking Ihe rumlithm amt t i p e Mimre, Caroline Lee, Hetty Jo lie did with it. on," he sniH. liotm ei nr destgiiei “He hail a one track mind," use ot a 'soothe.,’ then all wish and prifedii natural egoist ('R im ed g r u p c f iu il sections go Brock, Put Hchultx, .Shirley More*. of s t ll rh lu u at the Imiiing and Tin- -mull child'* love i- nil H w ith In n a fis h In a s u m m e r It ml, llohhie Meffert. Money J o 1 Hale added. "You could run in will become fixed on mother mid Y o u m ig h t w a n t In e iiH ig i Pen noting whether tin- il.ilr ol I h rt. Serve on nn lm j g iv e n * u m l Golixnlrx. Shirley Smith. Cather­ and veil 'Fire!' while he was rend .ii'ciiniiilHied round her, and there demanding, mu giving: there is rn Woollens, hand cat veil in wood, i|lr nrm |gg ainti lie* llul no *eivi.e in Ids love, lie will Itv lieriunn mid Tyrolenn tnyioak-. nf i),r *1 w ell-seasoned F fe llt'h d ress- ine Clark and Charlotte Tine. lug a hook, ami he'd finish read­ ran he no troi. growth,” |k |i II, p'1 Will, too much dependent on treat III* mother ns tils hull; lie eis tn iIn- , Htli eetdiiry and lalei ing the aentvm'f, tear a piece of . ...... i paper, put It In the place, close mother goes nil equal degree of throw, the hull up Mini It comes I'lodme.l tot a penny in New I'.or Pint-Size Fafthions he d"Wi. d"Wii i.ml Mill lie he tinnk* lliliiKs Itit tollies 1.... . the i>ook ami usk, ‘Wliui room 7’ ", niliability against mother, h* I1,'1baps >:.n, would ........,,0,1 'm.x with ' ' l ' , l To Feature Elegance .Stuart Holmes, former film [ »uys. This later will he repressed down la.an t tie make* li do *0 fri Dir I'D'Kimt l-i IM..I. Iii-i.i,' 1111 on' 110.1 1 Ii 'mio al. 1 I *lat. declared "whatever he did,|iniu the uikoiu'Iouh mind, hut it h. Ihe -am.' iu hum, when lie lie-1 a mIi.i IIovv link ley di I.. he did with all his heart." | will t.e a dominant motive uf udult have* in a .11 tain way to hi* I Hv DOROTIM RUE 1tv ill. rhro-se uml 01,.tv r. Holme* i-culled Valentino’* | lifeIt is a constant problem to oi'.tli. 1 and -lie tines soinctiiliig oie no lent* tIml way when ^•nii (1 AP Fashion Kdilor illl.ll'l III.' I.loll. 1 l< In:. Little i:irl* will step out till* paN-iun fm foreign car*, hut *uldl decide how much la coddle n hnl.y t. i. iiuri n 1- not love fm hei ,gel* m the eyes, In’od tl nil cnlllll <> *.l lafurd-Orlando Hoad Turn on fall inal winter in m ats a* cate he was 11 cohservutive spender.' how miieh In help him to he in wltlcii lo 1.. 1- lie only wants a Mhr made up a small kit fm Ion I 1•'i»i*li .11* - log. 1I. 1 . a. 1.0 a, the Flashing Arrow .......... .. d. "He wa- always sincere lit Iftin dependent, In* says. ..itaiii 1, at to.it piotlm eit in tiei no holing soap ill aid,mil liapt dl ll I lulled a* those ol llieii luuthels. woi k," IIoJiih' s said. He rememThe great primiple I* to make (n l.n..-. If >'• • in I 'huiunim In eandv -in p id T u n l i t & T lu irft. A* i|n> grown up -ilhmdle goes lieieil once wlien Vulentiuo wanted' the wrong tiling eusy for Ihe elutd Lae. .lie- the cn -e of Ihe paekage. rmnli, Inusli and a -mall \ ...... . -no. 1 in so goes liie pinl-sUe mode, this to wem a stvli'll grey del hy in a t" do and the eight tiling difficult, in.din- win. Ihm.ghl hei tint) was -prat Ihe vnliiigstcr lolls |„ 11 .■ uu.d. >1111, Uv l.v nut year rape 1 . in .1 - col in r* are l.ig Mtuft fm scene, iml tin director *nfd no, ' as it Is the fighting against iliffi. 1. put virtue- into lie. small Imy. hei ban iiemdifier* mid can't wad .d.md Hu ee uum it t i,I.1. ' . . 1:,i*II’**1 liaughtiq' hu. The slut held up the pictureuntil . cutties which charm* the child -1. *ln I.egHit n. teucli him to be ‘rut her .......... sliami mu ' Hjimt ** if IfilM4-^|Huin 1 |o i-p * n i l her own edition nil liei 106(1 rolit lie „got.............. hi* way. ............................................................................... j The hahit of thumh-sucking, fot unselfish and loving In her. When This mother'* only piolilein n H ue .................................. ...............„ ....................... , , . ... 1l.m-i 1mliol 1. »1 I" Fur trimming* also are Itnpm('unreining Valentino'* Dgend-! example, often liu* been reiuleietl ut pluv, *iie would iiilerriqil Into, how to ie*truin her little gill fi' io pa'.d ooi-taul, and a little sriapi'tl 1 a r t n o n — " S p r i n g I ’.s t iv ul" tniil In the wilder picture for arv imnantlc 1I1 op S p o i l " N n l l o u (If S k its " ahilities, Holme*' permanent hy u tied sleeve m n if she did not »ee alty ilignity ill dunking hei head III liie tt a-1, ""'i'"" ' ,,,w ‘...........1 t.d,at* stvlewise women, and for Dim­ mat I.o add. .1 it von III.. couimeuted "I never *aw him glove ur alum, ur some oll.ei lk» play Then came 11 second basin loo often. ming* pop up 1111 schedule ul*o for 'Mini' break Id* neck over any woman." I. I,thy ami -lo- neglected Mill. He the pigtail crowd. m r sbnweil tiltli-llke fm Die new Mack Dennett remembered sac-1 Fabric* are of flr*l Importance ing Valentino dunce In a beach flowed along. Hr. looked a* though < 1 h i it< 1 , mi liie uml lie 1 leiloobteil iu Die over-all full anil winter pirlure for udult pace-setters, spot no Long Island around 1912. if lie ever took a Jump, he'd neve. lm nlf.a tloii fm the new l.nl.y nod hoped the id.I.o would learn his and fabric* are making new* in "He looked like a typical gigolo 1 laud.” the small fry ntyli* lineup ul»n. with sleek hair then," said th* I Director Ham Wood rememh. ied duty, lint I....... mile several ut Thi* fall you'll find handsome comedy producer. "I never thought Valentino a* » conaclunllmi* wmk tempts to kill In- l.iotlier and nliy* broadcloth done tip in dre*»y roots lie'll liecome u star." I er who wa* the first to arrive ut developed various oi.sessloiial nets. for daughter* u* well a* for Heiinetl uiIded Glut women were the studio. "He wanted to he well The governing |"illrlplr in the mother*. You'll he neeiug nc.v wild about Valentino, but men awake for the /irs t shot." he said iiralment of mfuney. cimcludes Amerlcan-mude tweed* for both hated him—“ leutousy, | gueaa.” "He was a great actor, lie could l*ae. should he Ihe knowledge hlg and little farhiun tender 1. Character actor Taylor Holmea,J project thought withmd the use list no child1* Just u piece of You'D find klllen’s-ear fleece* who introduced the Latin At • of dialogue. Yes, Rudy had a gteol Jtdmul ... . lie iius u highly for well-dressed women of all benefit at the old Hippodrome In appeal; there's never been any <u'»plex personality D must he age*. his shoes.” allowed to develop, In help In ing Since iiow is Ihe time when most New York recalled seeing grown | oneAlllo fill Hollywood Is ptelly well out the heat nhtli of the future in mothers go shopping for huck-to- women swoon. “ With his dancer's grace, he agreed on that. him. school clothes. Ihe shop* are prepared with coat* u* well u.< dres.'U's amt sweater* fur the *tthNtib-deh*. and nil show the results of new and akllied designing. (Ion* I* the day when liUlti <d*ter was m utant with a navy blue regulation reefer from ihe ages of (I t„ |2. Today she want* »tyle like Mom's—and today she's getting mini! It. Coat* for the youngest set—up —UP to age fl—come, Util of coum*, wlti. matching legging* _ gll _ or the newer •jack* with Inner cuff construetlon. Coats for age* 7 to 12 usu­ ally are without leggings, and for these atyl-consclnua ages wise mothers buy the smart knee-length English *ocke. J .- 'H J s\, . , ■ KlddlM Under 12 y1M• 'l 11 Ytu can usually get at least Jtloro for your money, mine in 'he Alwaya Free three tablespoons of Julro from closet whan you sew I Nee .on new collection of cottons. Fine muni, washable In plaids, and stripe, Gingham * V*if" -r N :; *b si*' i if I m Hollywood ■a i ii m V" iSSwW1 f(I f t ANNOUNCING Our New Piece Goods Department Featuring “Fruit of tile Loom” « (hmd as (iold and Many Other Choice Fabrics Final Clearance Summit Dresses, Silks, Rayon and Cottons SEWING STARTS H ER E! Smart New Fall Cottons ONE RACK . . . f ! : i~ i i L • . bN *. I 11 MUtl i __ TONIGHT IN t Hi A 1 Ki 1Ilirsday ft Friday! “MOTHER Now3.00 Now 5 0 0 Regular Drew Values to 7.98 Regular Dreee Values tp 9.98 Regular Draw Values to 17.98 !» A' FRESHMAN** Regular Ladies Suita Values to 32.95 Cater by Techgkater Loretta YOfWO Vaa JOHNSON OLOR Now7.00 Now1 5 0 0 : 89* sj yd Budget Cottons Pick from our crop of low-priced cottons. Per­ cales, broadcloths, In s o rte d colors t patterns. 4yd * < 4 $ 1 t CARTOON—SIIC D -t •!- ’« Children Under U ■* •i t 1 .'* % j/’ SHOWS TrM * RAIN OR ■ ( D a w /i'X where n s r t FWVle * 4 ' 'JAVu •I” . A. * u ">-T * , ' * ’ ’ * ' "«-7 T« E v iX / MW ; C x H IW /l X i "The itore where emnrt people shop" & . �3M B mr BANronn mnut d sawoHb A oM m iMWffcttjtt Aiidtfsf *4. o n (junior Life Saving Class Is Started Philip Mickman, British School Boy, Swims The English Chanoel Leesburg Dodgers To DOVFR. England, Auf. ^4 --(/T)— Philip Mickman, 18, conqixied the tricky water a of l lie tngliih Clisnnel today after two pretiom tinAurreuful trie*. The lutky Yorlihire ichnolhoy, who iwam the gruelling diilante in ?1 hour* and 48 mihutei. wai the fir il to male it this year. Mfekman twain the lait few milei in darkneu and d rittlin g rain. By TOM B ftL L B U niRMINOHAM. A la .-E v rr fry to hit a golf with your area doaadf Then .you'll admire C W lit Bm . well, a champion who wallops them straight and far although ha can’t aea. Blind for flva yaara, Charlie haa captured two national blind golf champlonahlpa and placed third in an International rhtai. Hta lataat national victory waa gt Norriatown. Pa., recently with a aeoro of 213 In 3d hole*. Ho*well, a soft-spoken Souther­ ner. waa blinded by a German shell In the blttre Ruhr Valley fighting of 1044. He had nevff played golf, but rompad to foot­ ball fame In the **0a a t a halfback at the Unlvaralty of Alabama. In D r ill h im | 4 A _ ,i ' ><• waded nahora at KlngidownA in U O U O ie H e a d e r I; H<-v«n mll»i northeast 01 of “Dover, "’ 'i f at wax "the atory of n boy who in AtitfiKii.„ , . i . il^xa f> . u gtlMiiiar.Tima Woul<ln*t five up. rib'* faUtoOS lla hold I (11:33 P. M. E8T, Tuaaday), hit .J . dp third place by defeating the | associates .tald. 1 .. c.(indUbn> Wcrl laea^ except Sanford (Rent* taat night In tho Meanwhile, Cuban ewlmmer Jose the Jido ^ j t ^ f > W —id. ancient city l.y a aeora of 2 to 0. Cortina* plunged into the water '"JJ 8 j » t we Tonight tin' Leesburg Dodger* nt Cap Grl* Nee, Prance, at 8:28 ?*®re,.B ,, phii — jroUtatone, will tw here for n ilodble header, A. M. (tfliZfi A. M. ESTl today > dbla header. > « ‘ with the fli*i gnmo aU rtlng ut 0:UU P. M. S ta S S n it Ch*n" " T t midnight w ^ t l t t Will After reaching chore at Kin**- didn’t have a chance because of The Giant battera last night ware unalde to aolve the .offering* down. Mtrkmnn boarded the boat the atrong tide Wa advised him **• rsfuaad. *o of Don Vlke, hlg Saint rlghthund­ that accompanied him on t h e ii" * lvo u*'» er. who limited them to five hit*. Hwlm and returned to Dover, *»tht?rii w n in o th in f w# could do Smiling broadly, the chunky "bout It. Ha Billeted on contlnuLyle Judy topped the Saints A* !15l l« matiaje#* ClgllWjll eliMca nil Jack Uunai *. »uioui1io> waUuu up w.ii I ...' "* ' \nv 11 ,,”’k him another five hour* With a douhlo and two singles,1Dover wrapped In a huge blanket, to awim to anore. • the sporting goods department of a Judy opened the sixth Inning with I He waa hurried to hi* shore-1 Mickmiin waa the flral of many .dore. At every opportunity he'a a double, went to third on Davia^frnnt hotel by hi* father, William would-be channel awlminara to off to the llnka. alttfle and scored when finback' If. Mlckmsn, and trainer K. II. Iconuuer tho iiO-mlle dlitanea from "Golf la the moat wonderful threw wild to third. Pete (Jasper | Temmo, who la a two-timu chan- j near Cap (Jrla N*i, Prase* to Eng. thing that aver happened to me," drove ih the other run with a in c t swimmer. land till* year. In tho peat two he aaya, ‘T il go anywhere in the I t t h— *»ati atara of yettaryear, Connla Mach (right), M, ■Ingle. I A few minutes later the llritinh week* alone, two other aspirant* country to ptay.” owner-manager SftlM Philadelphia Athlatice. reeelvaa a Day from In Orlando, southpaw Kd llmok- Onion Jack waa huiatad over the, have been turned bach by tho icy, Blind goifera play the bbiim Ifayor Hfrwanl B, Houeton (left) °* lyn of I J<k<> Mary won hi* third ’ hotel. channel watera that chill through UMSAVOIAIll w eather bavins with the aid of a coach who allgna Mack Day- at Yank*# Stadium. New York City. The trlbuta tva. In :Hevictory out of five alerts us tho! Mickman was hustled into u hot heuw grease layer*. ‘ caused a poalponrment to plana for the cluhs. advise* them of dtatanca, bratlon of hia Wth annlvaraary In lha American Ltagua. (/nlrrnotlomil) Senator* defeated tho Palatka | bath tu get rid of the heavy coal-j The Vnrkshlro lad , tried unauc- her Channal iwlm, Shirley May bnxards and type of ahtrt raqulrad. I Aialeaa 7-8. llr..oklyn blanked th e ' lug of grease which had protected | ru„ ^ lt|lv |H*t ye*r Ui make the France, 17, of Snmcnet, M«*a„ re­ Charlie’* coach.la Grant Thomaa.l turn* to Ungland from Krence for a lifelong friend. Aialrna with two hits until the I him from the chilly channel water. , w||), -|1(J J|R1|ln on |M t Ju) ^ 1 Vol* battled the Memphis Chirks •eventh Inning when ho got n b it! Iteporlera were a"keel to leave w(lM yorre,j - lvc up a rest, After e few d*ys, Shirley to n 3-3 tie. Tho game was called "We play right out of D m book," i M*y wilt resume her training pm- -•ava Charlla. "That’a tha valu e1 1 * 1 wild, and on Dime walk* and two tho lwy alone foM ho Hme ls'lng. ^ | onjy H /,,w from Dover. ___* * __ at the end of the ninth to allow Shirley May France, Somerset.; Altl|[J<lull tho j i recl „ nu rt|Ut() grsm to regain the fine "ettgr" »b» •Ingle* Piilntkii gut three runs, of it to the blind fallow—to tactile u,0 ntralta la 20 mile*, lost In tha delay. (lararseMoaoh , |()b -m| overpower H. ! bat, Brooklyn singled In the sixth Me**., high school girl, wh'ihtipi * j . swimmers actually cover a far and with Porter scored on Myatl’s to rniike tho chanrial a I "Practice—th at’a what doe* It) | Single. seastm. was * greater dlstunco to overcome the constant practice. Eventually you The Mobito Bears blanked the ft Leesburg, .luck Meeks of tho congrnluliitu Mickman. strong chunnol current*. begin to got a fifth sense to make Atlanta Crackers, 3 to 0, for a Dodgera w»* effective agelnst the j Her father. W aller J. )■r" n' ®, By ASSOCIATED PNKHS up for your loat avaalght You g e t . Mickmiin fell far short of tho c'eun sweep of tholr four-game DeUnd Red Hats and Leesburg who whs aboard the bout which record times listed for the ph.„nei channel aeries. Tho loss was the sixth In won 2-1. Det.and’a only aeoro was | accompanied Mickman ncroa* JJ , crossing. , .r , (.IH .0r,i for the swim TKNNIH .. *..u> t 0tin f!p(W>l((tri The record record for for tho tho awim swim a homa ion over the right field channel wa* full of praise for tho crossing, The NEW YORK—Erie m e rg e -, la listed by the World Almanac of South Africa was acaded No. veteran!? h ^ o lu /'V - T S P * J b a cruciaf four-gsmo series with ............................... fanee In the first Inning by K d! youth. , ns hospital In 1948. Blind tlH runner-up Barons, but untjl j tanco for lha thlrd-placu Hear*. Bruenutg. • ! "It wa* th<- pluckiest piece of as 111 hours, 4R minutes—sot by I on the foreign list for the net -*r". th i fl’nai ' out no” one can tall I u«"gave Atlanta^ nine •cattered Tho Gainesville G-Men l.y de-1 swimming I have ever seen, Vcncuslus Spacek of Bohemia In ional rhampinnahipa a t Forc.t to take P«rt In • W iporU orlenUtlon whether It will b« u victory march |n|t§, Tho victory wa* Klippstolns 1020. The French proaa, however, llill*. faating Daytona Beach 8-2 al France declined. We learned a generally considers Frenchman _ „. .. . . 'or a fuaerai dirge for the league- j j (th against seven defeat*. The I,ON DON—JaroalHV Drolnty and Gaineavillu last night virtually , lot from It.’ 1 rettv soon Charlie waa banging |,gdara. [C.ackers’ two twlrler*. Wiliam clinched Hie Florida Htato League Shlilny May has delayed her at- Georges Michel, credited with Vladimir Ccrnlk, r,*cct. vxllns, left away every chance ha girt. The At any rata, Southern Aaaocla- ] Kennedy and Dick Hoover, gave pcnnanl. With nine game* to go tempt to make the swim until the croaalng in 11 hours and six min­ by piano for New York to compete game was a challenge and he waa tion fan* arc assura-I of mdi* up II safo blow*. utes that year, to bo the record In U. H. championships. the 0-Men hubi an eight and a Drst week la September, Vha ra- jam-up baseball aa the Vol* f ig h t1 The Ch.ittam.ogu Lookout* and SEA BRIGHT. N. J. Rolnnt r® j l "®* half game margin over the second j Mickman a father aald the ^wlm holder. to Increase that three-game lead the Little Rock Traveler* were , Ahdeaael.im of Franco woo the tor'1 ,,haw" thnt ha did. plate Islanders, Ills frlanda any he probably will tj,cy hold over tho Uar'm*. Blr- not scheduled • fli*t Inicrriatloiiat match of the HANVOilD AH n.Ingham will be trying Just ns j nisi Hcnhrlghl Lawn Tennis Club „hr shooting In the mldle BO’a , noon. mlngham BASEBALL GAMBLING MeMenua, *a 8 Invltalloiinl, defeating Auguit Quite often he whlpa a golfer who hard to hamhle Nanhvlllo. nOSTON, Aug 24 —</P>— The Hallman, If 4. (ia.irei.fuller, Sea Cliff, N. Y., ha* eyealght, a foat that afferda j The Barona did not do so well Gala Ido, cf 4 d-d. n-4, him Immense satisfaction. (at Naw Orleans last night. Pel police racket srpiad *mired two Jottai, 81. 4 RACING Charlie la marrlad and haa two third Saeker Charlie Clock socked men Inst night In a raid on what SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y r- children—a hoy and a girl. He la a tenth-inning Lake, rf 3 to bring authorltic* described as a nest of log double r ___ Wlne List and Blue Border. Imlh an avid baaaball and football fan. home the winning margin for "a well orgrthltcd country-wide Malta, r 2 syndlcato" handling big Iwts on from tho Greeotreo Stable, finish- play* bridge and like* to "read’’ Naw Orleani, 3 and 2. Pepin, 11. u lly AHHOCIATKD Night" to­ . — . . . , PRESS „„ "Stale University ^ ^ major leuguu baseball game*. ed one, two In the Glen Falli hook recording* at hla comfortable Malinowski, £1. 8 Red Barrett received credit for Volutin Guiltily [ petisuroln a leiigue-lcadlng F lier* Handicap, paying favorite tmckari Tho stpiiid se ltod sips roprenthome hore. Boback, p 8 the victory, after relieving Bill KelinkT Club In Daytona Beach' blanked the rellnr-dwidllng Gad*- 14.110, (ng |30,(K)0 on wngcra on yester­ Shortly aftur Charlie cam* home MacDonald In tho eighth. Jim will be featured by two htmill- den Chiefs, 3 to II, last night for ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.-O v a r Totals A ,j r o l T’ u ,v ,r !,rom *h® war. the Alabama fool- Atkina atartod for Birmingham day game* nnd other equipment. lip*, tho 'Gator Handicap us the I their third ronarriitlvo shutout The *.|un.I stiusd seised seised allpa slip* reprcienBt. AUGUSTINE . . Inl^V lnlV ^U t k e T m 1,’#l1 l®*m ■" Intra-aquad [and yielded alx hit and two runs The r _ran ..ioU r eighth race, ami the Educational victory In in row. Pennington, lib 4 U 1 2 Fund Handicap a* the ninth nice rn t n l l i i 7 *° haneflt game for him. Paopla from .th a t enabled the Pelicans tn k""? I' •0n' L > U,r 10 faenrito. wound up ta a t night w«» "goosu-egg _______ „ . ......t ’"'.Tr, Last night all ovtr tho state came to "Boa-1 the count In tha" asvi-nth. Carti [ 20.,.t^th of Boston. Judy. 2b 4 0 8 3 Tho club’s fastest greyhound* will nlght.. jn ,h„ B,mihe«»tern Lea- > GKNKRAL The raid followed by a few days who I Ca Id wall, wh well Day" end bought 180,000 “ then, If l o i o I.ARCHMDNT, N. Y .-N n t compete In theae clgaalca and t • | gup f hrro of tho five Kim«» | rged willh^the*defeat*in"' I" disclosure by the’ New York worth of ticket*, ft wai enough fo was char. rli, If 3 2 1 0 lontestanta will be wstched *'£ B I played resulted In blankings. took tho lend and tha Un e r n ..--------... Barn, banged, out _a .In, ^ J U K S t inka. rf 3 0 u o big dalsgatlon ol Florida 8Wtn stake Charlie to a fair atari as . Babe B gle In the bottom of the ninth a civilian, . r/g f 4 t i n alumni and official* of the Unrin . n total nf more then |B,000,000 a Meridian Miller* whitewashed the the flvi- raeo* for the world snip* Ehrhardt, as 3 1 2 8 vorsliy. On hie rcenl tournament Jaunt, tn bring in the Using run a* the season. . , Charlie wa* tdlklng golf with Markland, c 3 1 4 2 All profit* for the evening will Anniston Rams, t to 0; and tho elans sailing championship*. Vlke, p 2 0 0 a go to tho State Fund to lm dl*- Vicksburg Billies defeated the CHICAGO—l^.woll North of Bob Alluian, blind attorney and tilhutod to thu athletic programs Selma Clover leafs, I to (I, In tha San Diego continued hie eelllng oif opponent, In a Philadelphia , Totals 31 8 27 18 of the Slate'a aduealonal lustl- nlghtrap of a duuldchnador, after mastery In lha International star otol room. "Bob, you Just don't putt right,” Sanford mm non w to -n rntlons As a result of the club’* | tho Leafs took the first decision, class yarhtlng championships with his second straight victory. commented Charlie. “I can tell St. Augliatlue POO 002 ()()X—2 decision to hold this special adu-17 to 2. VANDAI.IA, O —Arnold Ring- by the sound of thn hall." U—Judy, Hboymake. K—Malin­ cation tourney one extra night o( i t j ,„ .Jnekson Senators *tnge<| ger of Seallle and Mra. Clomh Wtihroupon Charlie and Grant owski, Hi.back, Hallman , Kill— Hiring will lie ginnl' d, which will ! „ f|vat-i un eiplosl.iti In the sixth Gasper. 211 Judy, Hll—J u d y , make the closing d.itu of H"V- frame to whip the Montgomery Wliiterowd of Chicago won tho Thoma* gut out a putir and some North American clay target ball*, laid a water glass on thu Butler. H—Vlke. DP—MrManua to toim’s dog raring season fall <>n Kehels, 8 and I. floor 16 feet away and blind golfer Malinowski to Pcpjoj Ehrhardt to Sept 21. Instead of Sept. 2(1, »«, ThrM.h|U m W(,u, ................ . championship*. CHICAGOMedalist Png Kirk’s nnnounred. Butlar. Left—Sanford 8, St. Au­ previously V, dinner of the Pensacola’s Pensacola’s Jm. Kirkland and HI-hole vie lory over Margaret Boswnll proceeded to give blind Little “Bleat J i,,-Lm,io in ur.imirig the Gunther and defeat of defending golfer Allman a putting lesson. gustine 7. HU off tloback t. Vika ^ ^ hie,_ " Wwmn ^ ^j g.. - l l a .nit„nrv r y ,■ ofr Jackson, In w|,m /or t|lplr rPH,,,.r „ VB team*. _____ champion Dot Klelty punctunted "And do you know,” says All8. SO - l.y Boback 8, Vlke 8. U - feature race Monday and im phin, man, "within 16 minutes I was Taylor, Unrow y. T—1:60. so all.star cast of rou- Another three.hitler w** pitched the first round of the Women’s tutting a good nercentsge of them Amateur Golf Tourna­ IJS'SliW to iwtioI*' n iS if f i !-y «r *n .heir Western nto the glass I Boy, what a golfer ment. ’ reatnre ninth race which haa neatj that guy la—and whet a guy!" Vlrkshurg’s fourth-plsre Billies designaled the Willlama Hotel lltindinip. Competing a g a I It •* brought one man home In the last rette In the first Inning for BIG TUNA tin se super greyhound* will b* of thu nlntls for the nlghtrap vic­ of their run*. IPSWICH, Mast., Aug. 21—t/Pl Jon Clark’s three run hoifter —A 700-pond tuna almost too big Sooner Select, Rlvur's Kdge, Man- tory. while the Leafs rallied for oil, Gordon*, Run Joe and I* Dul- fl.vo run* In Hie fifth frame and was about tho only real hitting of for their 16-foot outboard motorthe hall game In the first tilt. the game aa both pttchere settled boat, was landed yesterday by two i lllll I |lv If lllllvl *** ' *iB | A similar nig flvr-tnlly frame down for sroreleae ball In the last l>or4 using a borrowed 111 blanketed with flower* by end ! , —, line ___, Maairie Hoffman, assisted by «"■ was luaiked up l.y the Jackson I eight „ -----------frames. ------IS cents worth of mackerel bait.* In ml I'. Hoffman »hr hoUl man- Senators Rt their win from Mont*; Htarrntte gave up four hits Ip The fish, Hooked by Peter Ty rLOMIIIA BTATM i.K fo rn gomnry. The Seimlnr’* Mg rally the fatal ii first, , ,« h while —mu. the *«■ n * s» ter, IB, alid Kills *Hodgkins, 1*4, •I' ... W I, Ffl (IB -7* In the seventh Inning, could manege "*t !u> feature for Saturday night was IlMVlII* 14 it .(II Inning. manage no more than 04M both of Ipswich, was taw largest Ion* lleach 71 ll f,77 IU lie* been designated the Ornwnil M«. lilan s Eddie Buyk shutout hit an Inning off taken thla season at fpswlcb. Atisntiln* tt It .ill MU the Rams on five lilts after hie tha Rama loaded the^ b een tw k f I An adult Hibernian helped them ILK* >1 i> M* n i l irtlHIl *H H .Ml I4A4 B g W J w y j j n ^ on George Star- during the battle. I get thb whopper ashore. .»»'! II It .411 11 indn II It III II V* i 'll •bin# II I). Ill 414 , iu«nH* v**t*id*r rlando 7.I ’alAtk* I. Auaualln* I, llsnL.rd 0. iMliura t, luU nd I. klntavlll* I, Itayton* lu*«|i | (lama* To4a* lIlM o at Oalnaavlll*. lajb* at Uanima tuaili. Aiisuallna al IXUntl tester* al Haaiord. MBIIICAfl IMIUtlM ■i _ W I, r n (IB ; Turk t i 4i .in loH‘ t l It .1(1 ]14 S MU*U 4414 sb‘4|*. 0 4 * the Long Branch Race fnt ia tToronto uwill ..................... be held|| Sept. 28 to Oct. 21. DOZIER and GAY PAINTS AIIE “BeHt for the South” Hgy Birmingham t t . In Crucial Game yyj advantagemthe SPORTS IN BRIEF University Night jPensacola F lie r s Is Tomorrow At Win Third Shutout Volusia Track Victory In A Row ,■*-«-js- Mra. John Hughe*, assisted by Mlta Frances Cobb, itartcd A Red Cross Junior’ Life Saving clai* Monday morning a t 8:00 o’clock *Na the Mayfair Inn no»l. The class, held dally from 8:W A. M. to 10:00 A. M., Is Open to any swimmer of 12 to 13 year* of age nnd will close next Tuesday. The Junior class of Ifl Includes: Beatrice Ills bee, Hamilton Rlibee, Jr., Robin O. Brown, Melvyn FleUcher, Jimmy I.. Fox, Samuel S. Jacobson, Edward McCall, Mildred Milter. Shcla Mnrie Moore, Mararct .1. Morrison, Joel S. M on,, athryn Ann Rntlgnn, Patricia M * , Ratlgan, Gordon J. Toll, Ann ( Whitaker nnd Ethel (leister, j Also enrolled in a Senior Life l Saving course for those of 14 or over are Dlyvn Anne Adam*, Irene Greene, Carol Jean Meri­ wether. Penny Wnllece, John Fox and John Fite. The course will 32 ;!» ts^ trtsA ttJb ,c You'll cross one worry off your | I * \ list for yt-ar*. when you spe­ cify Duller and Gay Paints. DAG Paints are best for the South because they’re made for tha South! You cnn'l find hatter quality anywhere—at a lower price. For u full line of Hosier & (itiy I’nlnta Varnlnhes tind Enamel* See Stanley - Rogers Hdw. Co. 2 H Sanford Ave. Quality Mdse.—Right Price*— Courteous Service Like Yourself, Guests Welcome Refreshment f STUDEBAKEH’S BIGGEST S H O W t K w^’asn: 3«a tsasn ’ l«ouf» I. Koiioa 4. RATIONAL |.HAOI'H otrt, e# * ti* l, »■»*,, SOON I leky Deal, Merit Tnti. ■ i H e- ■ i M ■ f ’*» • i ’fl'sw ,y ap ;4 C* , I »i R . W* . mstm* m 4 �wwM^iyjiu -*r'»r»fvsisi; "’;m, s||p« '■< t ! * ’t ' i ' i i-r. r h 'K 't m '•" •• r »• *• ~~r T O IW t t’ - .....3?S®B®BHp5ff * . W E D N E S D A Y A U G U S T 14, 1141 t i <>• m *» T IT F S A N F O R D D W * 4 M l. S A N F O R D F M I R I D A Japanese Bonntin* t New Breed Of Dog of churchta «# hornet. n Is A Sad rough Brooklyn la still • aad place. can get almost anything St It Intub,You Brooklyn. You cun get ■ bath­ Place But Still a vitamin pill, a wig or an pool table straight from Is Funny Too nntlnue the factory you alao ran gat as­ YOU'RE TELLING ME! AI’ Ncwaleatures | •y WIlllAM HITT___ TOKYO—The JnpnneHc have a ' Ctntr»1 P rtst W titrt new breed of dog. It can be A NEW EI.ErTR IC light dpM ribeil ns one dog high and <» —— another woman Tha trouble sassinated some nervous-finger hull n dog long. Tlmt compares ■ hulb la said to use up as much Hr Kll (REACH with Ihsl marriage. It would ed alumni of murdar, Inc., are still energy ns 20 stoves. Wc don’t with the classic description of (For Hal Untie) arcr.i, n ihry just haven’t got­ around. tin- iliiclishiind half n dot; high know what purpose It may serve NEW YORK. Aug. 22-UP* ten acquainted yet. Brooklyn Is a-t-M-l* a aad place. tiinl a dog nnil a half long. but It certainly sounds like a Poor old Brooklyn. Nobody loves * , You can praise Brooklyn's peo­ hot idea. The nrw breed bare the face of | Mr. - f r i e n i M i , now tn ftr IS ple to the akiea, and 1 11 praise a bulldog and looks mu null c x -| Except, of course, her 2,BIO,(Mill (hem with you. They're warm­ t ! t tlrrU htltlt t i nr e." I i that rept Ibat as yum eye moves back I ions and daughter*. K p tlie itH could only talk, hearted. witty, unconquerable, sen*! •omrrftinj Uhr Junior'i "Juif a I ikiii bis bead il gels Id bis tail And sometime* von can't help limcntal—In the good sense of Ppinev Cramlpappy / r n h i n i , Dm Mitin. wondering about them. w/r»f a moulhlul they could the word—and kind to stray ant Does that cheat-thumplnif local mats, Including visiting New York­ Ii might be tin- Japancst- beard t ayf pride mean that they really love er*. about Aiuloan louses, which have ! ! t BrooklynT Or are they merely goone or two vi-i li-brae b-sa than But Brooklyn I* still a— A fyrllll wot n o tiltd for In. h f through the motions of cherishotlii-i borsi’R mol me noted for | I n iit o lln n C e p i p ro b a b ly ta u g h t What I think I'm trying to say nsr a lost cause T tbcii giace anil speed. Perhaps ■>. hint « e ln g a ro u n d a t o r n t r on Is that Brooklyn gives Its eitl■ Everybody who doesn't live In ions too hard a time. It gives dog with shin l,-i limklioue might tw o w h s e lt Brooklyn laugh* nt the ohj Jtitl. ^............ . ........ much ................ grief that they them so be in outstanding among oilier • 1 * And nobody knows why. M's nm’jhave to unload It on each other dogs, they mil) Imvc masoned. A mldweslrrnor. sued for dl of those curious facts of life— Take, for example, the rtnry \i any into the short wheelVorie, gave nhtenl-minil-itness sav ''Brooklyn” out loud ami inbuilt the soda Jerk. All soda b.isc model iiindi- its appearance *» Ills excuse fur going nut wllti pe«id» guffaw. jerks have a hard time, hut lit in Ibi- liimjo district of tiiftl pie ' It rook I This, hv darn, Is not fair. 'Brooklyn! fi-ctuie. Its bm kboiie i* about 20 l' ^ f »*ss*•«• eeleasey* A fftlV hrFMRDM Itllll TIIO ....-i... , cm -in -,in.tii.,, i and f \l v i r r\ S IVu It Is a *nd place, Consider It* hods fountain and says, "tiimine In- Murids about ns high. WhenMACON,tin. Aug. 21 mrlanrholv rows of somber brick ia ftathush ipecial.'' he sits It looks like half of him The Miicou I'eui be t up-el the Jumses. Its sllentlv weeping lltlb<! "A what!" saya the soda Jerk. I is in ii hole thioiigh the floor. Pavmiunli Indian*. 2 it end H I, in 'Wllanthu* ("A Tree Grows In (He'« sad already, »eeT) I __ relief from Ute heat wave, I llroedt-is my the dog Is not • one**f tlirot* do-ibl,- lull- played Brooklyn” 1 shrubs. ‘ You hold me, says the HlU* Patricia Lebrecht, 2 , left her room J rH »k. like nn ei'g with two yolks Iasi night in tin- South Atlantic It ean't ,™ be ,Just ,cl* ya how tn __ my .... Imagination ........... guy. '^ <l f 1 „ (,,ilr in urn- on the golf brogue. ay, put In three and iat alone on the window ledge that the whistic on the Brighton "inks It? of her parcnts’jdxth floor npnrimenl iouisi Thcv say dig lovers aro The h-agnc.li-aib-iH nipped local drifts, wearily Into. a..mum. InN ew Y orhCity. H e r ^ u r r . Jon paying exorbitant prices for tho ;hu>l (due irltn- with n two key when The Point Of No Return Caltaglrone, 20, holds the child slier animals. ( linirb by .Immiv Itegvio in In reached on the subway vnyng-' •Sprinkle wit’ powdered walnuts. he hid raced up six flights of stairs ipiick-iump Professors of tiifu University s flrsl 11It, mid one liomei npi,-,-. '1 iien lotsn maple syrup It's gotta from Manhattan. to (natch Patricia from certain dralh agricil'tuie and mtimnl liusliandry Even'll .l"hii-.,n. I|..y | ‘ -ici be gooey. And trre's no sadder sound In "Then make wit' the whipped on sidewalk below, (/nlrrnationiti) dt-mntnn-iit have expressed an in- end l-diitnv Lunggund in ilnalt the world than the keening nl cream. Heavy. Then one luycr let,-..I in the new breed ami Inav mid fiay Ehhetta Field when the Dodgers chopped almonds. They goltu lie lui'pme a iiqiorl after a llitlrough Rob ,Spi<<-i mid Itav tin boot one. chopped fine. Then crushed straw­ In conic In Hiilunlny fm HI invi-sI'gatiun. lint so fai, mi one rn ile fi i k.t, luoling m %* You ran say many nice things berries. Then more whipped cream. l i t i g ? ” bus disclosed Imw the ablidged Tile deei-mn. i hi tlo- Indluo-t' •bout Brooklyn. It's bigger (hon­ Then three chorriea. Then—” vlrtm y ting?'* vet sioii was developed. est, It is) than Philadelphia, I.os "Look," »cream» the soda Jerk, Bee what 1 mean iiIhiuI l.tnok t>i why. Angeles or Detroit. It's tho bo "This is Thursday—you got tlmo lyn? . The •< t I H,Villi Ini i , Use HUKALD Want Ads I i Rl ICG It V Store-meat -gasolineoff i garden, seats 20 Gash 2 BEDROOM house, complete elec­ 20',r Off Buck to School , I rude, enbiM-d district. Living tric kitchen, clean. Good loca­ l.tJGGAGK HAI.K ipiaiii-is modern, iaml, all for tion. town and shrubbery. Easy On Metal or 1'ilue IMumoui p-ut rash. Ill health. walking dbitnnce from business I.OCKERH Gull Oviedo 12111. ___ _ ‘ district. Immediate possession. Far RaeaHt HTEAMEUS Price 17,000, terms. Good value. 1^— spcgfiiT S c m c cit —H 2 PACKING TRUNKS —Wardrobe Trunk . T*» tettewtaa *••*• •H U "• 1 have thrre mid four bedroom •i Waal • 4a aekltabaa la Tks A LTEItATIIlNB and Dress Mak­ ALUMINUM I.UGGAGh bugiilnws, new and modern In • e a fa r i n s r a la i ing I Id's W. 1st. Htr'-et. Plume III matched sets hipit rciidrntlnl sections of Han­ I ICI .1. also nntloiinllv udvt. [ I Mata la* ear 'toa la a a rlla a ford. If Interested In a homo, i t tfasaa Ma a*» llaa l a i f f l t a a All plane Luggage see me before buying i t Haiaa Sr H i Ha# leaarllaa VENETIAN BLINDS mndo to or­ bv GROWN tt Mata* (U ear llaa laaMllaa der. Hi-miniilu Vend Iiiii Blind AMERICAN TOUHIS'I Eli r i t e m i n fa tka llaa2 BEDROOM house, furnished, Go. H2II W. aril. Bt. l'biino ) Oaakla rata lav Mark (at* ••*•■ MAXIMILIAN very elenn with mndem conven­ 1162 W In matched sets or individual iences. 4 lots, fruit trees and NEW FLCUItr .urtaced to perfec­ . eases shade, 111 minutes from HAnford. tion (lid flouts made like nrw. HANFORD JEWELRY and Priced at 1# 100., IJDOO. down . t a w M a will ka area at a* Vimdiiug, cleaning k wexing. LUGGAGE GO. balance on easy terms. litar tka talrakaea as ■#*•pnrtiilile power plant, 82 yenr.Cnr. .Ird. and Hunlurd Pb. U P p sskx Rural home, consisting of It acres DUOTHERM "h PACE HEATERS ex|ittrienre in Keminnln County, m t w i n H i tkta araammatatiled farm with 2 bedroom house ii M. Gleason, Lake Mary 1010 A Ml Models, oil or gas offered for immediate sale at i LEE ItIIoi l l KRS ORLANDO Morning Sentinel. Or HMSlM# n'raWVC; 93ROO.OO. I III. and Kln\ vrst ltra r s ., a l l W a a l * 4 . Meat k» iumle Evening Star. Gall Itnlpb a a v a M ic e aa I k * n i k a fa ra C. A. WIIIIIDON. HR. I GOOD AND HAD Ituy. Ilflfi J. a k ltr a H M . ♦ ip.or, 110 H. Park Phone I2 H |I| u.ed r. pc dinclle CALL 617 for Battery, Generator 120.0b I H M w v M fr aa I ■ H e k la M l t _________ _______________ - 1 used sofa l«'d m o n * a r r o r a l a r a a r a t. *20 0b ami S inner service. Swam' FOR I'AHMH, homes, huidnctta I u r a a a a t k a ra a a a a a lk la ta r Battery Hutvlru, 301 W. Fir 1 IflO.Oli I M S a w * t a a a ir a r t la a a rnroperly and acreage, see your I ua-d :i i" tied....... «uli< Ht E. A. Htrout Realty Agency I i-ltglulv u ed 'I i tied) "Miu s iiiic IHO.Ofi I.AWNMOWEIt.H shnrpuni-d, Orie R. Mathicux, Hatesmnii Itcg p m ' ♦2H0.PI* cyclert i epaii ('ii, lock and t.■> 1807 E. Second Street or phone I sbgbtls useti l p< ........... •' work. No waiting—work uiuii DlOft-J. , Re,: pri.e liWP.Pfi $ioo.or. nnli-cd. II. W. Hbuimiu, :tlo ——* sMA’I is -ihHER l - ii niltil SANFORD East 4th. tit., Ratgoril, 1" > Phone 127 •715,0410 rash bar-grill making ••n;i nu F 1st Hi. I Formerly with Williams F m t j $1,000 month. Missin base pat­ VIN.H>Y .'luiiday dinner nl LnneyV Shop). ronage will double profit. Also 7f„- ||I-o week days. Lunriirs k hotel for half rost to tmild, -tier I outers. KLWrTlllf: or equip, down 186,000. It too lias ACRTYf.KNK license. Both big money makers. WELDING FOR KENT —I Also 26 unit de lux tourist court ,, K i l l ' 1,1’.S W AN i E l l —-it Baaford Motor A Eqpt. t-»< plun grocery making net $160 [ — —"TT^--------10ft W. 1 st Street |JF. k two room modern efflweek besides Ineomo from cut- Hfgla-st rush i*ii"- paid tor U»ed tages. Down $86,0^0 cash. Sen1 funutiiii- Ted Davis Furniture Hull Dmcr and Driig-Lim- W-u Rtlency apartments, ideally suited We specialise in pantiiiifor individual or business couple, Fred B. Houghton, Daytona I Co itll E. 1st. *'*• OWE_______ and graas planting Ed I'a* ration across from tha Post Beach. Phone (1866. | MEDIUM sin- Irn-yi-le, must inPhono 1066-W. )ffire. Phone 550. h — h *— . lii ,g,,,ht condition. Phono SIKH, Complete auto paint Jnlis, I I '" iern furnished apartments.. One out of every 16 paint i— Ii Uao efficiency apartment, i 5— A r ttm w F o r 7 _|'H h I.ivt’slnrh-Slippllftt free. I6M W. I3th. Ht, nwntown office store. Takaehj PHONE 148 tusa'.rTavit J * THE SANFORD HERALD tparlments, 20R N. Park, Phone GOAT MILK — Noiice*— f'ersniiiilH — I-t BIRD DOGH fur sale—Registered. |876-J. _ _____ | B. D. Priest, Phone 716-Wi. 1 one 2 ribbon credit, young son nl Wiilioo Phone 273-J P, 0. SEE W. G. Morgan fur bospituli irtment, Adults. Private home, Swap Shop—We buy, >*ll nr ration Inaurancv. The Wliit|ti>* 211. Sanford, __________ rlvate entrance. Good neigh- Mill's moat anything. 400 San-* POINTER Puppies 10 inns. old. Cross Plan including pnlm R nrhoed. (118 Mallonvlllt, Phone trade ford Ave. Phone 1N-J. i AKG Register. 706 Fronch, fh. IIU or Phono 1370-M fm up 8 0 8 J.______________________ Pfl A belter apartment your are W* bctS tok.’ TSm you don't ___________ for. 4 rooms k bath. 6M bring your prescriptions to H — L u n 'i t t Fl»Vi NT) ban ay's. Phone 108._________ I h— HKLI' W ANTED - 8 Ave. LOST BfllfdlS In ’Hollywood Sii-'p _____________________ ’ WANT to atop smoking? Try; [ Saturday. Flndi-r keep ...... . Ifico-Btop. Guaranteed. Roumll- EXPERIENCED lirake and front and return billfold ami n-n*- * lat A Anderson, Touchton| end man. Apply Firestone Ktiiiex Drugs. WAITREHS wanted, night aW t Horht. _______________ IflfX^DO_FEEDBt Ua EDO FEEDBt Compjete Complete line.) 1 tally. Apply Terminal Grill I f i — A t)T O A U M tn.i'-.'> - - I Hunt's Tuxedo Feed fctor*. JRNIBHF.D Apartments from Mnnsger. • PITTSBURG Points for every WHITE lluii,ii- Keeper for family GOOD-RUNNING—and nut to $60, 611 Park Ava. bad looking, either—36 i’l' M. 14 acres, located KM) 11 KfT»| $W"W on Oefny of four! can live in; week enda mouth. Really luw-cnst trnn*)>"* IK Glaaa A Faint Co, venue. Call 114-W. ___ iVCYi'i off. Ajifdy Apt. 4f 606 Park Aya. tatlon. Take a ride and »ee ML FI wrj 1* ObM Bachator apart M ilt,1 ■ * yourself. $1411.00. Sanford Mu ih Electric Kltehtm. Hi, 141-, TRAILER A1 condition A V-qpt. Co.—Thn Pontiac Pis'10E freshly painted furnlihad kpartment 810 Magnolia Ava.. fhone 818-W. A., i f Roaaetter.l !r^"TvoHK' wAN'fSir'jj nWtffiSD Apartment In nleb First rome, tin t served. FURNITURE Re-iipholstarlng. All -inti W. 1st Ht. Patlanon, Glndervllle. work guaranteed, Pickup A deli­ T yrd" c a R ^ iTd ^T ns cheaply «one In this M Dodge tbat'very. Plume Ulfl-W. Ramey, 160v. Am m W JohnstonV "ffoTROACH" ^ 1st. Ht. livin', alnt ItT Only gl I5.ro* V * u n ita ry coating kllli Roaches, 1(” - TYPES of huilduser wort, an come down off ynot Imd* Anta, W ater Buga for month* A1'' lonable rate*. Free M t a k ' orse-puwer long emnigli to <o 4n,v thla Invxpensivii gad al’uut. E. Carpenter, R Sanford-M otor A Equipment -r-Vha Pontiac Place. U t i T W O lb lN COMFORT mid UW th in a blrttxlay cake, 'drive •and’ marvel. It'« « ___ I stream liner DcLuxn Pottt l h r . t with Hydramntic, null", heater., Weekend special IIIK'6Eeay terms, too. Sanford Motor Inokf gw _un?l wo healing Job for • ’ imart to One Is Kl , Sanford 9 * -™ nl �A rmc* faun •' $ THE 8A N F0R P HER ALP SANFORD FLORIDA W E D N E S D A Y A U G U S T >4, 1 9 4 * "am m n Police Station In New York Is Shot Up ByNegri THE OLD HOME TOWN i.., By STANLEY *•* !!•'«* (J I #»l»rt 0" It NEW YORK. Aug. 24—</P>— A police station wat shot up in wild we»i fashion and b u llrli whittled through Brooklyn tlre rli latl night at police and a LuI i .uk p riio n ti fought a tunning gun hat­ tie. The ptitoner, hit by icvetal bulIcta. wai irraplurcd aftci a twoblock chs-.r T h itc policemen and a patter- •.•Minilarj Pope m | Tower Production J Shows Big Increase ■ ■*, OOpFREY ANDERSON K » VO LU M E m ^ • “ • ‘ •ale ait. '« * « • vajloy by~tha'broad* iw ti| of the Rhine. I f thev m il . tender! all road, led to*Romi, ,^ 1 were. quick to *•• see ‘hat that ionic aom. of ni rha | moat Important of them r r ‘..!!J “J ■kGesbrMM*. iligm where tha atony north-iouth highway hat nmtdng *ast and -.vast acid,! (Caariaaeg ■•••>■« ra a s o x i the Rhine, lhay sat up a fortr**,!.^ fee. Argentoratum Later they enlarged So far aa he racall*. Feldman 1 V ’ “ aab'e armed camp. j uMid, tha intereat of the Cyclic Hus Caesar used It aa a rampar, Chemical Co., Waahlngton, In tho i against repeated Invasions by G*r. mailer "never cam* to my a t - 1 ON Nil AMIVAl at tha Blair House In Waahlngtoo, President Clpldio manic tribes. Strasbourg's id ]* trillion " ahsn’t changed so much all through . And. he declared, ha him “tm ! Quirlno (left) of the Philippine! Is mat by Preildent Truman. Others la the year*. * romplide recollection" of Huul’i | tha group (I. to r.) art: Ambassador Joaquin M. Elitalds of tha Philip­ FMMUW, to 1W tha Ul« UIIUU, IUV pines; Myron Cowan, United Slates Ambassador Islands, and I uilereit. Tradition says It was at 8tr»*. , lugged, Davit wat being question- j 8Stcretary s of Stata Dean Acheton. (fnlarnational Sovndphoto) buug that III 843 the heirs of Ifuly On veiterday, i'ierra Welch, an td lu t night in a tacond-floor official of tha Cyllclc Company, Roman Emperor Charlemagne look room at the Clatton Avenue po­ gave ihe •enalora an account of the efnious oaths which divid,j x 1947 incident Involving It, rha ihe empire Into modern German* lice ilation. War Assrts Administration IW and inodsin France, from whic? Davit telreil a gun frontPatrulAA r and Hunt, a Wsihinginn developed their separate languages man Juhn Hlevtn, one of Hi# o/fl iimiiagement routiiellor. and cultures. ceta wlio had *ri#*t#d turn, ami When Feldman Insisted he did Bince then Strasbourg has witdaihert downatalra. not know Hunt wsa a five per­ Seveial delectlvea and patrol­ nested repeated fit as, Invasions By i enter." Senator McCarthy preamen punned him, firing at th# (For Hal Hoyle) plagues and persecutions. But Its •ed for Ida understanding of what NEW VORK, Aug. 24-UP)— fugitive. Other policeman on the merchsn* never ceased to ttaJe Hunt act nail v did. Feldman said he Run along, kiddies. Don't wait ground floor alto pegged ..noth end lay the foundations for the | regarded Hunt aa one who worked j f 0, grandpa. I've Just bean trotDavit, firing hack, fled frnm city’s wealth today. ABTOR PARK, Aug. 2 4 -p P )— the building and down the Mreet. i "" UP anil down stairs at a Th* city’s biggest growth was is. one who was paid a commission I *,nlf A bullet rtraned t.ie nip ni ' helglil of 18,000 fsel, and my Citrus concentrate processor a will mad* under German occupation. if lie surrveilrd in getting a con­ head is still lit tha clouds. lake a big chunk of the Florida After a terrific shelling, It wa* pattethy, Franklin Bcotl, 29. of tract for a clienl. crop this year, but there will lie forced Brooklyn. Patrolman Blaym mf Trotting uti and down to surrender lo the Prutg | McCarthy suiil lie did not res fared’ a «ralp wound. Dolerllvf That's right. _ lit an airplane. plenty left for canners, speakers slnas in 1870. When the province* any illffereurr between i contin­ told growers attending lh» tilth Irving Kravttr and Patri.lrnau of Alsace-Loiralne were annexed gent fee operator and a five tier- htalrs In un airplane. Davit wan reported in »e»i«u» Maybe that leaves you several Annual Citrus Institute here yes lo Germany by the Treaty 0f center. Feldman never .11.1 draw condition todny In »lw prlann s clear distlnetlon, bill IndlcNtrd degrees under the boiling_ h"lnl.' '" ^ W a l l a c e R. Roy. chief chri.i- Frankfurt. Strasbourg became the ward Hi Kings County Hu»|ittal. j tlint the illfferenee In his mind Is hut you're younger. You’re 1 1st of Vacuum Foods Coip., said capital of the newly*formed Davit, a Mat Inn resident. had flCTURtO root lilt a lm Uie lii.i Ulna hi Uie .kies ov«r Ci.aw.ll Air Uasc, Ft. Wurth, Tex., era two of tho illiar u five peri-eniet usilully gets prsi-e wllh the 20th Century To the concentrate industry will need "Relehslemi." The eelty walls w*i« bleu a iirtlfd oil rhaigr* <>( world* luigtht plunes. At lell, tho six-vngliud 11-30, tho world's hlggest bomber, slides lntu furmaUon with mild wlieihrr lie lands a rontiacl me It's frightening. 211 to Ml million luixes of oisnges. •brown down a* more and inure klincklng down aged Jo»t'|ih *••••Uiu XC-U9, king ol oil lund-biucd plunes. Tlio fonnur vvus dcslgnril to curiy 19,000 pounds uf bombs at a spaad I discovered these stairs while hi mil. II* also foresaw lowered costs German administrative buildings enter In lilt picture store and tak­ of more limn 3M) miles on hour with n servlco ceiling of 49,(100 feet. It bos lifted a bomb load of 84,000 pounds. McCarthy wanted to know n u llin g over Connecticut si a In producing fruit for concen­ forced it to spread outward* fium ing SI fmiii him In a gindent hold Tha Xt-'-VU cun curry 400 fully-equipped cumbut troops and 1ms uu B,000-intle rungs. (international) whether Feldman was swum that Insy 360 miles nn hour In one uf trating through new insect con­ Its heart. UP It became the most Impoitant I Hunt wns charging clients a fee the new Boeing stiatu-rrnUers, trol schedules alined to control Tha n*yio was booked oil with my ears caressed hy the only those insects which muke ihe Rhine. Then World War 1 taw for his help. charges of assault and »J>h‘,‘,''V "I believe hr was lielng reim­ purring of four engines and a fruit undesirable for concentrates. the "lost provinces" teturnsd i ) In tha holdup, and additional man named bursed for servne lie fas irnilrr- wugglsh puhlirlty I.. L. Iteckei of Aulmriiilaln, France. (hargst iif BiMtill were I'.'lgr.l Wally Reynolds. llitf Business was booming again presldetil uf Ihe Florida Canners after Hie shooiing. ti:aall*N»* Wimm Vast Oust Mcf’arlhv asked wiielh-i F>'ldIt liml been ■ pleasant, un- Association, predicted canners of whan th* World War II began In i-nai of Miiimi mid Ihe Florldi uvrntfiil Jaunt—Just Wally ami single strength Juice will have 1939. Th* whole population was cnnsl, unlit Chief .Mlnrin ForecaM-}"'•" had refernd any cllinta COVINGTON, Ky„ Aug. 2 4 plenty of* friilt increased evacuated to the Dordogne dt* “ despite or er Grady Norton at tho M iami!'" Fwlmaii^,f»JW ins mid 73 oilier deadheads. Vf)—A 14-year-old runaway glr .answer McCarthy asked him to "Hartford," said Wally, popularity of' concentrates. Can- paitm ent of Southern Frsnc*. Weutliei lliirenu. - pointPf Was shot twica, her throat slashed Norliui ml vised New Englanders [eaidaln a J e " # r w ilitrn by Feld- Ing down. I looked. The buildings nets used 62 percent of tht man Even the gsrrleon wee moved and then laft for dead In llevou eeridling the disnsiroua IP-’iH hlow,i"'«« w.h,rh w*» I"1* 1,1 *«• , • t•or', of the Insurance capital war# crop In 1947*48 computed lo only warehouse and transit port on Park here yesterday. ' scarcely larger thyn the fin* 18 pascant In 1939-40, Racket tala. back to th* Maginot Line. Only not to feel nlarm for Ihu stoini yesterday ' But, after getting help, she lirmled Inward Cap* Cod a»dt Tha -latter. y - i du.i Fell l-J 1947, print in an insurance policy. the major remained, with the fire­ waa tetmrled In fair conriltloii al saiil the center likely will remain * • • ‘n, Chicago, "New Haven,” said Wally, men aniL pojlce, In a city given lon lh Hospital today. „ at sea However, hr. warned Ihasa|••‘jo. wHh a sytidlrale, was lu«rr pointing a ftin . Th* Yal* Bawl S U it o H R i f f h t e r s over to Its starving oats and dogs^ Tha girl, Identified by police neat Its projected path to keep *>»'•«» *n ‘he purchase „t asurpms looked no bigger titan a aaucar. . . Five more years of German ocT •a Ruth Turner, daughter of di­ While walling lirrathlesaly for, I waleli "so i■■»l,o(lv will get caught Pj, n ‘ , . . ,, , tOaattasa* great ga*a Otr) cupallon followed. Then General vorced iierenls, slaggered In Ihe . unespecteilli " Feldman's letter wa* in effect llrlilgeiinrl I took stock of_ my before ihe committee gol going. goin . Philippa Laclerc’i French armored home nr Sir. and Mr*. Althur .1 I Meanwhile! fast-moving fires ■ recommendation uf Hunt's serv- surrounding*. Very snassy. Como m -; After lolling tolling into tna tho early dlvltlun thunlnto town. Strasbourg Chlaenhall, nearby. Hhj ««* I whlplaslie.l new ureas of the lit. , ,, . . ... ray -1 morning bouts, th* ciedantlals was French again. wounded In the tight ahouliler uml . 1 1Inti's f.iiesls. Flames irerc r e - 1 . . T"dav’a Feldman acknowledged beige gabardine celling II b e t. committee had proposed Ihe folAlthough sections near tha sta­ head. • I ported out Of contr.il In a! Ica.i “ >• he contacted < n..k Imt he Vou thought I wouldn't nolle*. lowing course In these states: tion end port have bsen txtenCries of Ihe girl, clsil only In | I I In eo slates. In other area.; fires' •*''• hr1 A , »r"11 vvh.'l.e, lie Hint.) ALABAMA: Declare vacant the «lv«lv damaged by Allied bombs, a slip and mverei with Mimm were slill burning I...I ..ad be«ll rff^vrrcl Cook to Hon On lli** Hiiiurst was a mins- National Committee piiost li*ld by. ili» city tuday shows faw oqtuaid w*l leaves ami weeds, awokciir’d vhiM'krd linilrr furtliri hy Imp contriil panel! Individual Ihe famllv. Thev took her In noil 1 Fire has hlarkened-m ors than McCarthy. Feldman .aid he got in nailing lu*lit. Rctractlli* eshtrpy. .Stale* Righlvr Marian Huslilon • ikii* of having pastad through and era*e Ida name from tlie many wars. called offlrers. 8he told police' she ' 49.non ii. n-s Of National Kote.t .*««»• » «»' Hunt shout l.mA «m Tliingiinisllg saving "Occupied." hooka under an ancient parly rule The Gothic towers of its ca­ had been raped. lands I........ alio, California and asked hln.w hethe he w.ml.l be Button Ishclled “Call Htewsr-i requiring expulaion of committee thedral ntill dream over palaces, Mimlana alone so far this month.. ,n'.r il, ‘! i 1 lnu 5 0 ' ^ 1 V,P^ J^ ;#ri,.l dess." I pressed the button. In official* who bolt the regular of pink Vosges granite, over Jam-# DETROIT. Aug. 2A—4A*»— NinoThe flee conditions are consldatedl !. a puff of smoke. Wallv appeared. ticker year-old Barbara Jean AImtI wns packed housva with over-hanging the mosi eiltlc.l I., th . past '• ’‘.I n ,” ' ? 1*5rral*'' M dm un .e"Northwest Orient," he In­ found strangled to death in a LOUI.HANA: Oual William H. gables, liny dormar windows, and toned, " 1* the first airline to use Talbot, another Slates Rlghtar, a t inullloned panes. marsh near lien' last nlghl. A r.ti ato.rrulters In domrstlc ser­ national committeeman. No action blue lumper was knotted about Much of old Htrasbourg recall* New York to Seattle In was rarommandad against Miss' the most ancient parts of tha City her throat. galnoil 2.IMIII arte* In the last ‘wo ' . ■bo“l u . fl" -r! .y. ^ ,,l y i. vice. nine hours, starting Kept. !. Mary Evelyn Dickerson, tha com of London. Th* narrow street* Her ne'er-do-well micls, Althur Wake up, pal, and leave u* go mtttaewoman, who M ys sha voted twist In masa-llks confusion with layer, 30, trrawle> scrawled a anlrldir mile Mayer, downstairs lo the lounge." relating ’ha killed the for President Truman hut waa in­ the upparstorays almost masting i girl In keen w <0 an l,nnr her from telling "f)nwn**lr*T" active In tha campaign. riling of his soa ad­ sent a forest fire In tha Blg«k 4»lnl«>ic. a government contract overhead. Modern Htrasbourg has vances. Sure enough, there were etalri. MISSISSIPPI: Fire tha Stales wide avenues built along th# old Hills of Hoiith Dakota out of con­ 1 which he never got. Searchers stmnbled on In (he i decker. You get tired of riding Klghta committee members, J. B. fortifications, running by canal* trol. The flamea swept out of little body In a surburban township up her*, go downstairs and may­ Snider and Mrs. Hermes Gautier. where poorer Strasbourg nous#-, iho hills Into th* plains country.} n ° TWorthAU!Lc?aj ^ northwest of here near a mill be get Into a gin-rummy game. Tha committee omitted from It* wives do their washing from moor-1 All nvallalil* men and equipment I T . *r l . .a pond. Il waa curled hr a nude report any recommendation for ed bargas In tha river water, watch­ ; were masseil helween the Or* • *° ***• Undersecretary of Come on " n a v e Just where tha aex-ciaxod I followed him, feeling light* replacing them with pro-Truman ed by curious American* on laavs » front end Ihe town of Tllford. B. ‘he Navy, acknowledged today unaU liaa n anail I* uncle 'aal.l said ha placed It. D. 4 I th at he wrote th* "mysterious headed. And It wasn't becaus* of candidates for th* Job, Clarence from nearby Germany. Six hours earlier, the body of E. Hood and Mrs. John Clark. western states struggled document" that brought on the the altitude. Although most of tha population ONI Of 100 CHICAOO POWCIMIM, who fought a tun, battle with twt* to While Merer was found in a woods (our 80UTH CAROLINA: Remove ■peaks tha Alsatln dialect (a form Sure enough, there war stairs. halt lho flame*, forest flw* Investigation of tha B-38 bomher. ■un fugitive Ernest Craig, II , Or** through window of (lie house In which also flared In northweatain United miles away by Boy Bcouta who "I wrote It," Worth testified I.lke In a house. W* want down tha name of Governor J. Strom of Low German), all but th» very Craig sought refugo when police atlennited to arirat him for wounding Steles noil Canada. aided state police In a two duy when Chairman Vinson <D-Ga) slowly. I don’t know whv, but It Thurmond from tha membership oldest Inhabitants know sums March. a boy. Craig shot II out with the cop. for nearly litre* hours before he we. Maine's fire tiainrd wsa rated called him before th* House Arm­ gnve me an Arabian Nights feel­ list and replace him with Senator French. killed when he tried lo leave the dw.lUng altar R was set eil.tn*. At Cl*** A —very dangerous— by ed Services Committee In th* ing. A* though the living room Burnet Mavbank. Like tha two languages, their sight, Detective LL Lloyd Neberdall (handkerchief to face), one of four stale Fnreslry Commissioner Al­ Inquiry. Thurmond already had resigned. rug at home should suddenly BRIDGEPORT, Tai., Aug. 24 live* havo boona split i p l . . along ____ sharply pullcaman hurt to Uw batUe, to ruahed to a huepltal (InlcrnalUmal) bert D. Nutting. Hlasaa weie rf fins) out the window. ‘ The w riter’* Identity cam* out —^/P)—An armed posse today pok .............. opposing lints. In soma famlhlias, CITRUS MUTUAL ported in Koxlmry and Allagah "Be* you later, Wally," I quickly after th s committee's •d tluuugh danse woods and brush atW has ft fought for C LAKELAND. Abg. 24—(Bps th* father oresta of northern Anmstock couomI had threatened to resign said, and went hock upstairs. I Uthwast of her* for tks accused‘ Hr ,y in World War I w h r enmity near Ihe Canadian border unless the author of th* docu* stood at th* top for a while, d a l) —Aldan M. Drury, 64 years many • r of a farmer and his wife. has fought for Franca. and In the Flagetaff-Btrstton area. ment waa named Immediately, scratching my neck. Than I went old. Taxaa and California citrus ■on Ight slowed th* search anil In lha past, th# city haa known In queliee a fire In Lotlnlar* •.wl»a~C,qunlv flhsr ................... Nobles “ riff. Ray The counMl, Joseph B. Keenan, below again, counting th* stairs. man, waa named ageeutlve mana­ famous eons from both paoples. countv which ha* been burning •aid everybody seemed to know There were 11 . ger of Florida Cltrua Mutual Mon­ onina fTn • needle " ‘ I. MIik Ilka looking for two days suddenly Dared up. who authored the mysterious _ _ haystack." "Imagine," I aald, trying lo day, at a yearly salary of flgJMO. Uoaths worked her# aa a .s tu d a a t Twenty homes, a school, a saw letter except the commit!#* staff. keep It casual, "fltalra In an air* He will take over ov* tha post on Sep­ Jasan Gutenberg sat up h it first ( 7J. B, Mash, about 18, was found printing pros* In Straabourg. mill ntnl a bridge were destroyed , n • f(#ld nutsld* his home ycstcrUnder such dreumsanesa, h* nlane give* you a feeling of spac­ tember 1 . last night. M y, a bullet wound through the said, ho did not wleh to continue iousness, Make* you...". Merton L, Corey, who helped HARVEST BY AOITATION M*a end another through th* Easy, pal," Wally Mid. "Wb» organise tha new super coopera­ 1a work with the commllte* un MIAMI, Aug. 24—UP)—T h • ma th* author’s name wa don't you go forward and totk tive of Florida cltrua growera, •t. HI* wife, MOSCOW —OP)— Commuaiat found in Weather Bureau Issued the fol* brought forth. hMk yard, shot four time* with the automatic pilot T" was appointed marksting eountal party organisationsi ara' PjfFi"* • towing hurricane advisory at UlOO iugh the chest, I did. I also Inspected th* pr*M for tha organitatlon at a salary large rola in tha 1949 Boriat hav-% When Worth waa called be A. M. (EBT)t bargee w*r* being prepared urlser, which waa giving my Mr* fore the committee. Chairman of flIJMO Mutually. Coray told vest. Thar* a r t 86,000 ag ita to r^ net W. I. Arwlne, 61, former ‘•Th* second hurricane In th* Vlnaon asked him, "Did you ilc- ilrumi that Ma-lav*| feeling. It directors of M utual'he would -have working In th* tha Rostov dlltriet, dll Igeport law enforceaien: of Atlantic was centered at II A. M liver any document relating to wax no um , I went back and re­ lo Mnfar with his p r o m t firm— for A charge he rapid Mrs, examined IkoM stair*, antique (ERT) near laltltude 20.6 north, thaB -M to Congressman DmgieV’ Th# flrit daya of th# harvest, Carl Byolr * Asaoclatcs, New waa filed against him h In longtlltidc 88 9 west or almut H I Dean* la ■a Democrat!* member leather finish and all. ■am," aald "Culture and lift,, York public relations agaagy—begtlc* of tha Pear* Q, M. quia" Il’e spooky," I eompUInvdnumber af miles eaat.simtheiist of Turk's la* of Congress from North Carolina, "have shown that a num "It's unnatural. I t’s Ilk* • dJlm> fora making a daelalon wheibar to party organlMtiona hat ffiry * •«>“»} >» paealur, hav# not land. This imslllon Is estimated W ortlf’ 8 . Worth said h* did. m c m I tha Job. if ha a m f l a ha | 1 toty Mat of Wise couaty, Aug. materialising from n djinn bait)*. work from ship reports ami believed a** "Wk*ra did you gat I lf " Vln Ilss** trill resume his work la New York dsvnlopad active political curale within a half-degree. I l i a i M d t o m as markallng counsel, among tha maaaaa." "W hat you nw d," Wally Mid, Thomafh a naab ar of moving west-northwestward Id to MI wrote It," Worth ropjled. "la to slddown, adjust your safety devoting aa mack lime aa ' . aald last, stL .-alg' night *he ■ACE HOME IN JAIL! 18 tnllcs j»*r hour attended .by Th* flurry ever th* document bell, and put out that opium th* hunted Man would •—ary to kto work la FLENIBUEG, G erm any-(ff)hurricane force winds- witM l hold up for a Urn* Um testimony kid, We're landing. Think you ^ t soma one’s hnuto." On* mao eroasad th* Danlah-Ow ) about 30 mile* of caiitar. Eatl Navy offii of U fa A m y andI Nat *“ offlrers h a b j m word BBNTKNCB lit" man border illegally for tha 86th ed highest winds 80 to 90 M to « H t t r dr opinion* on OLDENBUI --------BUBO—( ^ —TkaiT lima and had to face n Flanshurg carry th* giant atomic bomb carrying This la an Increasing a to m a of U w a r at tJto tonlh Haw. promise* to become a vary . iter from t _ .... court sen tersead Burd# to gerou* hurricane In lb* near tur*. .*■ t o gjM JM A C Y BTABTVD AVTBB 1 can l g a| tkoaa itotoa mil p t my "Th* canter shouhl pass i IU I ‘ had to Turk’s (aland around i PRANK ,. oldest pham acy la ■ ItojIBQtB aanh t a W a t T urk'. IMand u t o t a He sent the Stale Bo.ird of Con­ trol $25,000 of it "lo be used in the most advantageous manner in ih t training of worlhy young nagtoes" al Florida A. end M. Collegs He said the $25,000 was f>n ^damages under the selllrm*ni agreement, and "ihe remainder is •» reimburse me for actual expense* of nearly $5,000 in the litisg.stion "and lo pay a reasonable fee (-• his attorneys. He wa* represented by U f his I l i a slaw ac n partners, i r w m i - t - i JJulius .........................F. Park Y.V r S 'xrds Staff 5 X ar. John j A lh hi* U tter transinlMlnp ,Vl" ^ M l,000 to Chairman J. Thmn» Gurney of the Board of ........ CaWw.ll said "Saveral fnclor * flulnced my daelslon to dtapote of th* m atter" bv settlement cas* has Iwen till'd ttuwa'by tha fedaral dlfts »*:* tvrtca a pealed to the clrrull.>c,;or« a .? r t a ll and ont to d '* United ____ luprama C< "The court coat* end Ineidenltal n*n aca Incurred by me have H.OOO If. upon .... Un* ddafnant I* revafMd, aavarsl tl(looasnii dollars b# charged XRA a iiii.» « v , . > on the ease and I havn some onligation to them. . The settlement end* three amt a half years of liligaliop. The ca»e crew out of lha Oct. II,, 1946 tl)46 Ofi.... death of Jesse James Payne, who wai taken frnm ‘he unguarded Madison county Jail W and shot while awaiting trial on charges of attempting ‘o rap. the five year old nlaca of ine Caldwell, then Qovarnor. asked for . special « » n 4 Jury Invert'gallon. It exonerated the sheriff of any chert#* of neelect and (CeatiaaeC oa M *» ■•**•) Rules Of S a fety Are AnnouncedFor Youths’Fish Rodeo Ernest Ward. vle4-pr#sldtnt of thb Lake Chtrm F tu lt Co., who owns th# picnic ground* a t La»a Charm, Ovlsdo, haa authorlsad ua* of tha ground* for tha fish rodeo for chlldrsn toturday, City Manager Clifford McKIbbln xnnounced thl* morning. Cracker poles for th# event wlll he ? " furnished by Oeorga Btlne. Th# following tid e , of safety must be aThered to by all contettonts, Mid Mr. MeElbblnt I. Never throw a hook and llnd In kueh a manner aa to aadanger anyone near yau. 9, Never pull a hook and line out of tha water with ao much force • • to eauM It to fly back at you or at thoM next to you. Remember, a'hoo* !• always ua. Lmhi to handlo It ears. Pushing or Jorilliuj^naar.tha water's adga la strkUy forbld- 6 ?tar ‘ MlUtary Cotta It your hook ktoomM snag, ged, call an old#? Briton to halp yog to rolasM l i ' . , i. Taka pour lima In hailing your hook. A hook caught In - ff?' o r a w,s l. Only RLBPHANT GOING TO,TOKYO CALCUTTA-------- ' ANNOUNCEMENT ‘ V*. ' r-N i'/i* XAmt . toMrd <^i>a / S T i t a f f l i 1T . U . b . Ahvnya bo a X Gardner, mins (n voes DaLand and tom Instructor address tha Vt fa rm training i m o’clock nt building on ■lion in Inal to p m ragAjS&O Ki-si'Xv/ i., . i- tha bank only. % E tfS U S « . « m S8T8&' InL S L S S L J 3 S 1 . Wigginlon and 1 On The tonight nt Farmof eoare, John AMAIlRMi U. ... ^ MUSIC and Mr*. <chairman of to* nad a ay af iJto+jlgfJf n 1 • —a Kv Cliilu Knundnm Cp KccIh After Ifaltinir Cprismi lin in ’ IIH'lirl. Invr-ttli ii-' i ill nor h* ’•iiiiorrirw In write the anonvmoui memo-Il louib-d off ihe R-.16 investiga .*<lmxwlrdged today he put "ce • ('ommiHee Counsel Joseph W ntNVIMO THAT ANY outside Influenca waa uaed In connactlon with Air Korea purchases of n-38 bomber*, threa ganarala ar* shown wirltlna lo Keenm «ngge tied that part* ol it luilfy In Washington bafor* lha Itous# Armed Services Commute* In- relating purlounancc ligmes of lh* v-itlgntlng th* plan* contract*. They ar# (I. to r .) : Gan H A. Crnlg, giani. sis-engine inlereonRnenly IISAP deputv chief of staff for material; Oan. M. 8 . Fairchild. Air Korra "loinlirr "inigbl help an enemy or vire-chlaf of alaff, and Gan. Joseph T. McNarnay. (fnurnanomrl t i r pulrnlial enrin> " ' | "I don't doubt that drey had it. M/nrllr *aid Ihe es*Range on confidential material u m r shorllv alter Worlh | m<I backed down on pail nl yes­ terday » testimony. •Vt dial lime lie (old the House . ______ Armed Service* Committee, m* * MIAMI, Aug. 75—f/P)—The southern half (if Florida from Cap# Canaveral and Tampa huulhwerd was alerted today for a hurrlmn*. The alert extended along both Florida e«a«l* fa r an erratic hurricane of moderate, strength atm as hoars away at I t A. M. Tha second tropical aform of tha aaason recurved to tha w m i northwest after awarrtng aatBar to th* northwest. Th# northern Bahama Islands ware told to taka hurricane precautions. ’ ■ </P) f. nn n» 1 .-I1fl.*l . 1. Oe- l ’lr»ix - . 11. mi I |>r in A'lgil*!, grestion." The former Slate Right* esndidale for Ptosident of ihe Unites! Stale*, tajd that "lha only Janguag* a dlctaloi knows-is.power." " I f we keep America powerful (here will be no third World Wai " he «aid “ Foi lhal reason (he VFW ntuil clrnd for a *lrong America. Hu Sniilh Caroline Governor lllP VFW to do "everylbmg l«m ildr to gel more hospital priviledge* lm veterans." " |l,.,.e men made great 'a rrifl,e. I... u*. The least we t i n do I, to make *ure their injuries are cared tor adequately." Henderson Tells!Plantation Estates Sets Goal Of Kiwanis Of Needs One Hundred Homes By Christmas For More In t i 'i n Money liv WILLARD CONN"l i y Q . ^ ’ - ri lm Ii -.led .(i II. igu. I 'III* - Ml Mr*. rii-v. •nt t •si* i i,, i . .i.« 'I . I ’laolan >n f.]|alr>, which III litd r moii i!-in i I »«■! q-rd fio ii' a laigr liar I uf woodrd land i - m ill I’opulft- of /(• modem liiilnr* liull>lMg lelircd exenih • •lei i olt'-i Im .ip t.» rod p ru lrMion.il men and lh»" • mill A s R c « i■ i,I MID boinr* by riitiri'iia * , I lank N I isrn--• • ■!• ■ hi ioiiiv ^ Ml « r .M ’e n i. G Rotaryanns Are l?o r D e f i c i t - vi-.-U-i'lav A -- —— | New I * are ■i-nitrmllv lielng Invited To Hear >nc«kink i" —— the -ecnnil lime I ‘milt- mul around the older homc-i ih j,! ‘he tondscape work t* prograasing. ECA Sees Drop Juvenile Judgk v|o- f i. n'l-l.,,1 -. lullr, inu S infold i - Road work is going mi and all om Htnderton. #• lo#l)i )n ftr,i aeclton of thq Iblanl Judge M a tq rJ L F irm sw •'alii Attorir-y G eneral' dcvslonment ahould be roinnlid ul In {{ecovery Of irang* Couniy County .Juvanlli ‘ (fourt rW. '• *' d • ' in, lobf Kiwan'.m* prior lo rmxt Novemlrer. xanl Mr. Club ivll! Iddr#.* M «U nro«am 'V e*''. • -rire of the .ea.on* wiry ' T urncr. Among Mir lieaullf'il ne - Ii......European Bloc chairman, 'amtouncad today. ....................... ... '" n f Mr*. Farmer's outstanding w-oi will- , ilrmimi lm >/ niilliun rlol- - lu-arlng coiiipletlon ia lliai O ra n g e .{'ting 1 < its - -uqlr- WI»M A NATION-WIOI IOUN0UP of Communist agllnloi* under way in Chile, repo, i« of .ll.lui I uu e, |>, . • le-n ronlliiued deipll* lha giiv*initi*n( * A-ni-f of a *tnt* of em*rg*ncy. Both tr.H.p* *o l ,| , ,. belne ««nl In tlx mining provlne*, wh*re nt» lied* w*re reported starting strike H-u.M- lo s .o t i ,. , ., i .... rl .I* notliiue'l for nearly (Ix-a days, sem-« have been n ie.ted and ringleader* exiled In II,- .fi.mo .ti Ah -me man lake* ii on lha run and other* *e*k shelter as troops continued lo crack clown. (l'ii*imiiio>tui i Todny Worth «ld__wh.t hs: tuallv told Kimball was ‘hat Ch'r M IAMI. Fla.. Aug 25- </?’ Vinson of the cotnn»»l‘«9 waa South Carolina Governor J Simni H aetiaae# n* rag# r#w#» |m i r . i ; , r Thurmond told (he Veteran* ol Foreign Wat* convention today J lhal a strong America wa* (hr only . way lo prevent "CommuniM *g- fi r lu-rrenfr, il... , (U N O "'■< In n , .tills r. '...in In find Io me, I. r | l l« j norrow. fidfnti.il H.rla" into il. Crdrii Wmih al*o told the Ho Armed Servne* Committee he hi given x copy ol the document plane OMnulacluter Glenn M illjl d -it 1 nowim whether Mar a .< -"liiled to *ecrei rnlormatlI hr document now ha* reachiimii* hind* u t « i »8 or a i- ii ii dura l ut. .t a* 'i aw l ia It I .idcllt " nr 'I'!" lb# i lii'P* III*# ' i-i inftur n- c In Hi* mi I'liaineix, Ini •• v Miiiif tin' per­ " i’.iI to rp*t 11itu,('i>i l . - I .mirI M»*M**tl *• 0 I Li-ut. mid Mr.*. Williniii l.angixbn } .In Juvenile guidance has brough' | )r, "M<i»>n.'l revenue lo ineel of Vlorllr Tsimwanda, N V M. I i l l li >Il D - M .|| r. h < . r rfrognit<on throughout Florida , yf -If III.I fill t 64 lh. Mulilda Germain of t l-- . I" i- ! | uml Hie United State*. •I l ‘ I |( H'l 11 ' I <. I i ■. Ills lh inlro'lii' ril bv I Ohio, is llir nwner of a n> il" . Honored guests nt the «»'*••'*" i lilex home If W 11 •! * i f 11 I r i *| ii . l i will be Couniy Judge Dough'ii " Till' burn' "f Dr. Kin!-'' Ktenstrom. Supt. T. W U w t.«'. li.. .1 I'll'! v.n ' » " \\ iiiiu m m In N o t a r y noilhwrsi duiinu the inoininK .tiler Aliev la nu« t uiupleli-d \i> Principal U nm an Morris «"i I'X'i!.- -• t < *t \ i irji i ' i' •nil ■oiisiienlii'Ut, ipeciallst from Plttabuig, l'< follnw'ing a narlliweil course f.'l W. II. Sternper and John Kr(H-». I f In larr-l M . m T, I In i -nr. -n I Ii* nifinb'f* Ii:s*l plans to occiipv it fur a tun, j ' a lime. city commlsslnnera. -• mi in I l A | Clu intoplier I I'-rts: • - m til Ml-rl I'I'I'I I"'..lire am! ci'.ile winter. Mr*. Farm er was appointed The now course caused Grady . ill • I* • llti • l '- n . ' IV- 1*1*1 II"-.'ll •I m "lin g piibln treasurer of ttie New Ym( . -I IV . thr Di li gate* to-the Golden Jubilee Judge of the Juvenile C<nrt. 1 Exchangt-, plans to innlil " Norton, chief storm forecarlei al Nov. 16, 1942 by Oovarnor llol! ni l ,|f.„Mnih I'.u k _ | near future on his pint tu-ai •ii .I Miami, lo inform ihn northern. eor.vrnilon ohrereu this deciaro and she ha* held two unopp.. < l ii- in I ...I.. 'T Ii' I d 'i'i't i. .i Ibnlgel ‘ om | Monroe. ' I". tl<m Bahama Island* In lake hurricane t a r l 'i ' Hie convention passed a terms sine# th at time. A gradual#! inrstum in 'inmi'mlril a biulgcl ul I l.y •In Prispectlva liulldura liH'Indi precautions and southern Florida resolution "condemning the ac­ of the University of Florida "-d Itliu-, o rte i'l' I II In fl'M million I In Lfgidirlilie. liebert Edwindn, executive f (11 resident of Orange County •" c tion*" "f negro singer Paul Robei", II I• lo stand by on iht alert. l in I .-I"'.|rmeii(l lor <Edgewator, N. J. plant "f I i t,ordering on treason to 1922, she was In Ihe Orange < " ni*' >,| I .I |i 1 li x I I., Il- I. The storm al I I A. M was 480 ll<.ariaa»a "■ • ••# “ wai ty school system for more " an •rl' Ii '• III! Ir.'.rtli thr* lo $240 i Bro," • " ,| C l,u‘* Trussell. l.t'li j tl'lll ' 1 Elevator executive of I'lnl - ii' miles easi-southeast ol Miami, 21 years. Mirlii I ho J'liu •' . i . 1,-.. iirlllion phla. moving al a rale of 15 miles an She haa been very active a* Il in • m ii Hull, r "li Ii' inquired. I III • Whv ' l.-r." I I Opposite Plantation E ilat. - •• I civic and religious work, espei "d „ml rben , iii >|- i...| llir following .,i ii|,. (mi II' i't hour. the west side uf tin* I r* I " I ii-. ly In relation In children Judge nrtawer II. M......is i ii - 1 llmvnr.l I'ubllc orliool* will liceeil on The storm's center al I I A- M. Farm er I* past president of " r *|7 million n i'ii' »" operate efU highway, W. 0. Miller. Iiullil. " •>• I... I il.. iIn - id '•lot won H -i' was near latitude 23.7 north, long­ Florida Probation and P a " 1' irnHv, *se*tv*-r.-*t•**« will need ll'i Navy veteran of two wai • .it .... a. II Y-.*' .. I ... * , . I Association, advisory member "f million: welfare will require *7 developing a 60 acre sect ton •• 1 "III M. itude 73 west. n (h# h i l l I’l l . .. , tha Florida Children’s Commisst.in. fb.od cordrol II million; 1,800 acre holding:, ni u fee! • •• ill IIII' - •*-r, II It ’vxa • hurrienn* of n.oileralu rlI ' A btillder of 30 years «-x|j«» • • A jn yr*r oM nsgro Ilf# ta r n mcmbcr 0f tlie Youth W elfa.' .tain Imspilali for tubr-rculosl* I'llt■oi ' el # top- strength, with wind* of 85 miles in Florida, and formerly of H ", "> *nd israseetr- 42 rnllltmi mote. ,. I** an hour near the center ami pal*-* prisoner. William llandrlck, ••*! Committee of the National Winners im I iqniia extending about 160 ir.ile* north ta p 'd this morning a t 1.00] c„ of j uv«nll<- Court Judge* S»r« T lioir f ' " agenclra alone will wood, he declared that hi- .......... | i -i # .Him n v o’clock In "Death Valley on th# l |r v i i on the exerutivr li"et I* need 11Hit. trui,mill operate a* Central Florida as Hie fim-it i ■Ii i .. iii ( Il *1 iitcntl no I and east of the center. ,,ln>.».t Oh f «*this of the state for developnu ni The hurricane had increased Orlando Highway where ha had of tha Orange County Y""lh mil' poioilninoi demand*, and H •i. i F.. 'Ho 59 ym I 'I ih ii been doing r"«d w®rt, wl‘lt Menial llygi'"* f.giiir I" M million iniiie ,, ■ | Council Council mand u ...... Bine# July | lie haa built i '"ii ■lightly In Intensity during rn ■ It 'i irii">ii an ! II .inllnuril Ua S'as* a ilk ll prisoner* from th# au ,|llv 9 I nrcreta block building with an -I f i r m t p r s I n c i t •• • I I " nlglit. , . „ . group of prisoner ' '! ■ tllMIlllIl! I" Camp R. D. Her- " S ! * ? :---------- — . Norton had observed earlier that Oviedo Road Comp. flee and ahuw room in fimii, n- i •I >:i -ns ' ' ll, John H i" • iN t 'i n n l t a i l r 'I .» 1 h -] oi - , - Patrolman, th* tropical disturbance wa» r r - rlsun. State Highway warehoust in the reai, lsu.lt i I I t . n l i: i ir» H ip hiisi'I'iil ratie and apparently under Hie report'd this morning. mlla and a half of road* and in ­ .1 H ..I i #11, T W illi" ­ Ifendrick, w h o h a d bean a III tllf Hit I Influence of a high pressure aysunder construction three corn " !>• , iii Hi# high fn | » Its. IlMI 8 1 A \ I I • . I tam which seemingly blocked its brought here from Escarnbla black home*. One of Hie.i< a f.'u In Ihn #- #ii * 1.- nil I*. •I northwestward course, veerluK county, Is described as but five • II • Is Mill ,|I * 009 ranch typa home 29 l>v !"" 11 If# :h#la Mon Inches toll and of back to Its original west-north­ fret three f III l i t l i f t II . feet in else, Is being comp!' '• l ill .mil I.o |i H i i i i stocky build. f Ur westward direction. .•trill ,»♦ Mr* fit* til for Joseph 8chmlrer of I’laniai' n l i Mr* m l dash, S Patrolman Harrison waa eallad "H arry's hurricane" \.as writHr (SSurlATED PRESS if i ‘mint • I •*• i" Mu* •• • • .\l#xniiilci iv i'ii Estates and la located ii.-hi Hi’ Hill* tan off by the Weather Bureau as at 10:39 o'clock this morning to , Margarine. Iceberg Irtiucc. lamb and *om# brand, of colfee were highway. ii „t / :iti v •» h» Mi* in*; hiuml (nil I ( il. storm No. 2 vesrad about peculiar- investigate an accident on th* I l» MIDI ■* IIhiMiMi. V. I 'U Barlni-ii'i I I .11 li il'S Naxt to lid* Is a five itium - *n I Oviedo-Genava Highway whara a among ihe food* priced Irigli't in many store, throughout the nation mo r It III MINlI, 'FtNorton aald storm No. J played 1949 Chevrolet truck waa dam« Wll 'I i ■ ( U t s l l s s t e Os P aae I >*-" oil till- Sof tli" I l"ilay th* >V h ig e i-tti a faw trick* during the night, de­ aged when crowded off tha road • Only il'm* generally lower produce pteg'ifuls—peaches. pe|>11.. I .ill will f"ll"W i -ju'i" i I'laygriiuinl I'ii I -M veloped an elongated center and hy another car, and Ita rear W eeks r,al< h'.ll . , - I bv Mr a M I' (C *a H a s te Oa f t * * B la h O nt--r. I oesilay ni,rh' wheel hit • culvert, wracking p*rs. celery, lomaloes. and to a lesser extant, prune, and grape.. MlH 4 ipcuki" -v . Is hi I’. . i l f tii for lh# ."|'|"o Wll Except for u m r lamb m lr.* * the rear end of tha truck. |i, tti-td# l.y l#l'|ihoniliq Mr GUN-RUNNERS FREED vr« furnl-lioil I-' "«i John Fore, of Denver Fla., and which were hiked 2 to 19 cent. ■ and other factor* have combined BATAVIA. Java, Aug. S6—UP) a negro passenger, Jams* Mr- pound In savaral large marketing io create a top-heavy demand• vner of Hip 1 The body of Chester L W nU v.o a 738J. P .( Mr Tiivlor wan fu rn m lv #r—The Dutch high commissioner Coy. also of Danvar, war* In­ canto#*, moat price change* were supply ratio for the first tlnm In 62, who died Tuesday night -I » (•Ill WHS III# lil|- lilts-1 tin H'|tl"t.l of N'.tli < 'Ii# ciowniiii: today pardoned three American jured and were takan by ambur Irregular and mostly minor. 1»P many peace-time years. il • llittii-r heart attaek at the Arnuisge |,|.,,i il uf|,ythtV S D iq.ailiio-ti* *( f ilm eonvtcted last January by a Janet* to Fernald-Laughton Mam* grad* *gg« ware unchsttg"! 1" The price increasa for Icebarg Cabin Court, will be sent lair- to p. pliVm d llorptliy V I I 4,:ii 'Ittir#. During tb li iilrun— »t I -i.i rI tt'unrino#" • Netherlands court on charges of orlal Hospital. Mr. For* waa r e ­ four car.ts a riesan higher, frvmr lettuc* is hlamrd on umuually hat day to Newark, N. J. for m '-i i t II# hull will# nxpt'rli'll. <• running guns Into Indonesia, n U. ported to hav* a possible fracture chickens edged upward a few cent* weather In most major growing ment, It warn announced th u mom- In, , lio iH ir >. till I. 8. consulate spokeaman Mid. of the skull and fractured riba. a pound In tom s place* and dairy sectlun* outslda central California ini itg a t tha Erickson Funeral Hum#. In ,l'"lying growing rotiiliH'iri-* in tli' Strifot'd «icn arid no i* vr-iy WA8II1NGIC A u g J"— l'P)l , Fraod ware Albert W. Onatott, McCoy haa a probable fracture products held ataady. —not only In tha northeast but . H# Is survived by tlia widow. Yubn City, Calif.} Connie W. Sol*- of the thigh, and x-rays war* Margarine wax boosted !*“ also In Michigan, Ohio and slaa- Mrs. C, L. Weeks of Bpsria, N. J. will qualified to .-peak regarding —Tho Hotta# t- isp .I Itself to­ I day to strike -I il i civil lights. risL Vtan. Hal* being taken thle afteraopn ■to whara. This not only raducad let­ v hum vOkla., » '* i and William ---• ‘ a pound aorly In the week Mr. WMka cam* to Hanford m-roHiod#a, »ald Mr. Wllarrn. amendment prev i«ly »ritton ins Iim, Portland, Ora. Thay had bton determine the IgJuriM o i both. hy several major manufacturers. tuce crops In those region* but Sunday to supervise th# Handing < OMMUNIHT l l l l t l to a housing h.li Mien rh# rham* •ontonead to prison tarma ranging irlcs* TVay pointed to rising prii < far '* also stimulated demand for tha of tha floor of ths Samlnoln High NEW YORK. Aug 26—GPi— b#r shouted apt" >1 of Hi" mt*a*. HOUSE TO ADJOURN from U months to four yoara. Important Ingredients like *uv- basic salad vegstable. The result­ School gymnasium, and wa* wall V Y A onim iiuni fiufr ■■ m WASHINGTON, Aug- *M *1| bang-and cottonseed oil. Th* ing heavy buying pressure on tha known nor* among school officials Kedcial .ludg# Harold R Medina -ute providing •! ii fJ,709,000,« .MARRIAGE LAWS —Speaker Sam Rayburn aald to­ hike waa passed along cantral California crop haa kept for his efficiency In this kind of tndav denied lh# motion by d# 900 In mortgag# -" -it-ime >’ help paopl# with nm I,--' m • 'iiu-» build ATLANTA. Aug. M - W l- M I day tha House wlU adjourn to. to Mm consumer by the melority prices climbing for weeks. work. Tha death was Investigated frti.1# counsel for a mistrial In Hi# tiortas. toko tko customary f## plus »wo morrow until 8*p«. 11 rtgardlaM a t ratal) stores. Agriculture Department crop bF W. E. Watson, coroner, who Communist conspiracy Mini Judge Medina also denied the The Hous# *p| ! i, with only ■Bps of paper to gel a Georgia of tha Senate a refusal to appeovt A t b o at one major eoffts roast foracastora passed along a couple daelarad th a t It was due to natural motion lhal Rtnjell Jnnney, a a scattering ul no v.-t#*, s suban adjournment roaolutlaa, marriage liaaanM today, . ‘ the wholesale price «» of notes oa Thanksgiving day causes. juror, he disqualified and HuH an alltulp hill Hint #llmlnated any "Wa ara gring away aavWw." iTha ailpa of papoo—raqolrod by is OM to 1H cents s msnu prospects this weak: inquiry h# made hr to hit possible reforeneq to the mu: Issue, lab# riaea leal nddnlght—aro Mr- Rayburn told ‘ ‘ It predicted tha turkey crop thl . „ AWARD MADE on other Juror#. , The H '. u m , be said. abawtnjr you havo takea largo ehala atore* ehsorb- rear will ba tha second largest 1 F. P. McTaar, atactriclau'* nisi#. "Influence" Tho trial of 11 top U. 8 . Com­ will be aceompllabod by pea-marl Schedule Increase this week, hut history and tha biggest since tha 618 Melon of a simple raesjwNiss by which for ventral disease. n te JI coffee prices wers war-7-41,107,060 gobblers. That ord, atlached munists on rhargeo of conspiracy faw membera a t <te a Friday should mean prices wall below tha r USB Valley to advocate violent overthrow of 0:80 A. M. Ivey's “Yankee*" tko brakM oa. knrty, agroo to bean award- the government Is now in its 32nd -i flaps* t l world) consumption V K . „ ^ „ ' « 2 ; Uon* " M Pennant week. Government eourcc* esti­ Pixy Yowt-ll'u "Lillie Giants" at iUka« M _ extctl- mate that tha trial has cost tha (ha Lqka Front bull pmk. A* i m i w l t o l i i a depart i l in govtrnmtnt about $ 1 ,000,000 to M> Hkntiug party a t ' date, • , .4 ri.. >4. MIAMI. Fla.. Aug. 25— (/P>Soulh Florid* was pul rn the aler! for * liumciine at 11 A. M to­ day. An errarlir hurricam in die Allailllc had recurved In ihr wr*l- T. i/a‘S Au ;ii ih*(l To i i riwb’s i'r.v Nenro Life Termer RscapesRoad Gang On Orlando Road Wholesale Food Prices Decline Four Cents On Average This Week Chester L. Dies Of Heart AM h Recreation iis L r ,if N«t. 2 (i:i. A sso c ia te d P r e s s Leased W ire 25. 1949. » M.’i ill'll IiJiV, Mug. x~>—-tKj Tlir *u«pended Navy official ....... wiBWiiSa, M :' !2A> !« - > " " •■ r " '- ii1 tokdfV- -**#V . •t» rntxlcrJtr vt rthr.TAf in»U. Truman Quoted As Personally Interested In Maragon Trip Copy Of Memo W ith Confidential D a t a Given Bv Worth To Plane Manufacturer Hurricane Alert Thurmond Says Given For Miami Strong America AfterNew Threat Can Block Reds «»« »JJ" WA? Ex-Navy Man Gave Secret Data On b-36 Fostar. A U. 3. district court Jisrv m • M arch 194A awarded C.*lcl«',ll $237,500 on hi* complaint that tha magaiine had faltely q u it' I him a* condoning a lynching, bint judgment wat reversed anti .mnil<'i jury al GainesviUl hvo nmniii* ago awarded him $100,000, S 'iatorm No. 2 L o c a l - iSouth Carolina G ov-:m * Collier** had servad J»°to* ern o r A d d r e s i r s K.n.b.*ll. lour or live day. ago that appaai e d 4 8 0 M ile s E a R tppsal from the $100,000 Game*Veterans’ Meeting !he Wiote the memo. villa judgment. Southeast Of Miami ........... •; ® I A N IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W S P A P E R — tilM. CitruH Concentrates Take Florida Oranges FiruH And Storms ■ l A L L A H A o o tt, Aug. J i - -t/l'i — Former Governor M lls rti Csld well today announced b-r I im nr espied $50,000 as a setli'mrnt oi his libel suit against Collier t mAg i- Climbing Stairs Over New England laeaves Inexperienced Flier Groggy m *t Generals Defend B-36 Program "iJelv S‘, if9••rrtl n M f t n o o Q ♦Imiulefsitt»f\ »*fH other* i *r ^pnpf* n!I> fair ♦hrc..v;b I ililay. (ientlo lim tld S A N F O R D , F L O R ro A e ^ H U R S D A Y , A l i f i l iS T Negro College Given Half Of S e t t l e ­ m e n t Offered By C olliers Magazine Five Percenters In the fitiillade of 2S tholt. Chain weie hulled around the station-home at Frank IF D.iw i . 22-ycar-old negro, grabbed a po liceman’i gun from ita hnlate■ and made a break for freedom in a blare of gunfire. Arretted for the holdup of an 80-yeai-old Here keeper who w»» SThp W a n t e d E oU bU ahod 1908 i Caldwell Gets )SO,OOOAward In Libel Suit tg. m *.,, »mbo,llc ,lnk between two clvilliatlona—Latin and Anglo. Saxon. Hare stolid and admlrabla Gar. man qualities combine with voll. tile French Intalllgencs and wR ta creaete tha Alaatlan, who iom». time aonaldara himself a ilighv improvarnent upon both. ) The Roman* were the fir,, recognlae th , Importance 'J 8 .2 . »...!•• THE W K A T Fini? - of tho World! » of America-' f for Sanford. > AP Newafeatoroa ® STRASBOURG _ Stra.bour, choeen new "capital" of weaterrl European Union, has long claim. ^ 14 S t r o i t f t h - la VuH r To PiatM t To Pramata To Pradaao Capital Of Europe Is Symbolic Lit* Of C ivilizations NEW YORK, Aug. 2 4 ~ f/P )_ Eloctrlc power production Increated to 6,678,860,000 kilowatt houra In tha weak ik ended ' ‘ Aug. 20 - ‘ha largaat total alnee tho weak of Fab. ID, Edlton Electric In­ stitute reported today. The figure compares with ..... _8,- . A.111,090/XX) for the pravloua week, j and waa 3.8 par cent greater Jthun 6,300,788,000 kilowatt houra • uioduced In tha comparable weak last year. Two geographical dlvlciona re­ ported power mil put daclliu-a . from the vear-ago week: mid- ! Atlantic which waa down I.U par cent and rantral Incltialiii.| which eased 1.1 per cant. Other divlaioni poaled tha fol­ lowing percentage Increasin' i-mipared with a year ago: Now Eng­ land 2 4, Wear Central 0 2, South* real 6.9 South Cantral 11.3. Hooky Mountain 14.7 and Pacific Coatt Arrested On Robbery Charge H e Makes A t Break F o r It | h> j— lit ... \• < � 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 24, 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/a122b52e58a018a29d82808f9e3265ec.pdf 2ec436b57c5ef1e94495deab52b8317b PDF Text Text M O M PA T A P flIJg T M , 1149 scon's SCRAP BOOK Are Pictured As In Hopeless State Cell* *•, tourlm , Aug. 22^-IBpeelal)— ft la v «y difficult foT us In America to apprccItM how tbel European# feel toward Russia. In thp first place tha people here r n hopeless. They so# .no future for themsalvea Individually or ml. (actively!’ Since they can sae no economic or social revival Ini thatr own -f* MfLIIl s»l* *m ‘ . t Ing W try Commnttlem. Thn«e who He not trust Communist* are In tonstant dreed of war. T H ­ US all-aware that lueela could llkaly over run all Europe withIn 10 days. i .Becaliae of thla constant fenr ef w«» tha people fwttti money are nof willing to make long time plena, 1 hove driven''Over th e whole hf Paris and I have not seen nrtb building erected. I have been told that the" French who have money to Invest era using It In jtfarth Africa, and, South America. < Jr The K scarcity oft (money has •reduced a lot of gangaters In France. They are different from our gangsters. They don’t kill and. sd far as f ha vs. been able «» road, they don't - got caught either. Food* and clothing ere about double In prlre what they were when 1 'was In Franca lest yaar. It leMIfflcuit to find even h small raataurant where you run get g ‘ meal for leee then *5.00 If you want to go to tha best' place* the check will be from 112 to Its.-' Many of the tourists ap* complaining, but they stny on i Just, the is me, and more a r c coming, 1 have felt here a little morn enthusiasm for Americans thsn I did last year. Perhaps tho com­ ing of Hhs American tonrlst bm helped.' And too, I think there Is an Increasing awareness on the part of tha wbol# of Europe of ettr economic and political Im- 1 portsrjce. I number nt Frenchmen have! I td'ma thnt they did nnt here .that Amarten fully renllsVdt n big task confronted l| of them pointed out that allayed that time waa work­ er Russia and not us. Thev freld that wa put too much tho bomb. Certainly the rould not save Enron*, iisslana could likely taka „„rt/pf It Iwfore wa could or would pea the bomb. The' Europeans arr constantly pointing nut that the big cities ef Russia are nnt important in a mlllarv senie. Thev say that we collld destroy tho largo eltlrs and y jt the Russians would fljfht surcefrfully Just the sme, Lars hotuj thst things will tum 'fhr the bettrr In tha nest Eve 'peers. We live In a world w1ierk"new forces sre rising all the tIme. Tha eoonomlc and pnlllteal kllmete will change and It mav hhanga for the better. ’ Dr.' Ralrh Roekman, nestnr of tha Christ Methodist Church nf New*Vork cjtv. Is here In Perl* “ tig at the American Pro. iM Church. Dr, Bockman Is tary alumnus of Florida nthktn. I took him tn the llttln, ■ feeidhrant which I wrote about I ■I another article. Ha agreed; : ‘ with Mac that lt.bed.tha beat food I It* had tasted In France, n Bogie of mv frlsnd* am Inking .• nee 1oi tha high1 mountains of Tor a Week . Perhaps ill gat root, I want to | coot breerS before I go J There the weather le hot. i ’■ r»n£U Miwtpp A rrives ■ B u t I f T oo L a t e 1 L ------------. . . - i l l 1I HVBRLY HIM,A Calif., Aug. Duffy the dog la daad. Cpekwr SpaIt Mel eurcitmbad several hours afl a W ' ! S* master hom* from Europe hoK|M M "hls Mt hid "been Injured | M the wed no interest In living BpM hiBt him. i tii’Wkni Charles (.Chuck) Heyler iMMrtMf at the ept hospital whora A s|> J* SCQAPS urn. | AN Af Korea I lalnml, cfrirer, |i«rold from * L. ■ I CAN ACTUALLY LOOK BACK OYER KS SMELL. 1 F E E D IN G C A U SE S IN L A R q E M lttf, OF d'm L IV E R IN 4,E E S E . W tfA 'f p e r c e n t OF -THt R E V E N U E FR O M PO ULTR Y R A IS IN q IN fME U .& . DURING 1948 W A S FROM EGGS 7 6 6 PER CEN'f. A SIN G L E SPECIMEN W L U iH lN ti a '/*. So 3 POUNDS IS o f Y e N OBTAINED BY ^NlS ME'frtOD» By R. J. S C O n B 4 6 Probe Neutrals Report U. S. ! Better Than Russia Public Debt Rises | Above $256 Billion iD-NC) for comment on the*ad-* WA8 HINOTON7~Attg. t*-VP) rente gee a hearing of thla sort FARM. Aug. 22—WV-The I'—The public debt, rising«as the might give a potential anerny. American work ag man is much T government overspends Ita in- W th*; ™tlred General replied] batter off than .... his ... Russian coun * come, has climbed above 1265,000,. I think* that It le one of the terpnrt, according a ______„ _to neutral unfortunate parts of an invaatlga- Nprweglan survey. j 000,000 for tha first time since tlon that an attack on tha ability February, 1048. The Economic Cooperation Ad­ of the B-afl to do Its Job forces ministration (Marshall Plan) Is­ Treasury date showed today the the Air Force to give more and sued a booklet yesterday giving debt totalled 1255,070,240,000 on more Information to the Congress the results of fact-finding trips to Aug. 18 and was on Ita way up. end the public to get eppropria. the U. B. and Russln by separate The government already la $1,074,(Ions for the B-M. All that gives delegations of th* Norwegian (ten171)0,two In the red for the 1960 infoimatlon to the enemy ana the : fiscal year, which began July I , an ] Fedoratlon of Trad* Unions. cunssiiuencee are obvious, ' and apparently Is headed deeper It showed: "I think one of tke greatest die* <into thu hole for the full year as An average American worker •crvlcee to the country Has been *. a whole. ^ : given by theea anonymous chargee *nrm n loaf of bread with five • In rounded figures, government ^ Isgslnst the B-M which have re- minute* work; It take* a Russian, 1spending so far this fiscal year •lilted In dragging out Into opon two hours. An American buys a pound of ■ amounts to $6,841,000,000, or view these figures on performance meat with half an hour of labor;] i thst should no highly iocret." nhout »:i(tu,000.000 more than at I Kpasts said it "absolutely" a Russian needs a day. I this point last fiscal year. An American can huy a woolen 1 ih* still if his decision ] Receipt* from taxes and othsr thst th# B-U Is IM best ship to auit after 25 hours of work; a IcourccH ho far this fiscal year jesrry th# atom bomb. Russian needs two months to earn ] total $3,1100,000,000 and are about *4«t'fV f - iiV|n -* ..s4n , opssU «Uii gut in m |iiug .*ui • Th. rr.,p,„*j^ yiMV vr» vr» v It ii.1-.,. 4 »» ♦IdUa j . ** * The Norwegians eald their visit 70-group Instead of the preeent I to group elr force. to the .United State* gave them Citzens Income Hits The security uf the ndtlun de­ "gveeter confidence In th* ability of democracy to solve It* prob. mand* It," he said. New Peak In U. S « lame." In response to other guest MATW betide her crutch##, Char* They said: i Bpsats eald th* WASHINGTON, Aug. 23-(A>) "Th* country Is still wrestling ’ totte Orensnder la shown aa she ap­ ficult for e nation aa with many and great problems.1 peared to testify In Santa Monica, —The Individual Income of the •la to cop* with. American reached a new He said a mighty network of Its seonomla Ilfs Is unstable. Its Calif., at th* Civil Aeronautic* average high of $1,410 last year as com­ rsdsr stations and obstrvsr* would social lifts is complicated by racial Board inquiry Into the crash of a pared with IU1D In 1047. be necessary to track tha ship. prsjudices and frictions between Standard airliner near Santa Su­ A report Issued by th* Com­ At to possible Interception by citlsens of many nationalities. The sanna Fast on July 12. Mlsa Orenfighter aircraft, Bpsats said "five country Is still In th# mailing pot. ander, a stewardess aboard tha merce Department thla week-end or six flghtars would ba required But It Is moving forward cultural, plan*, told of th* ona-punch flght covered Individual Income—at dis­ tn down e B-110 Hying singly.” ty, socially and economically." In mid-air. She eald th* fracas wor­ tinguished by th* take of corpor­ , "If there were a formation," he O n* Norwegian delegation ried th* pilot. Tha crash cost th* ations—from all sources. leant on, "many mere, fighters visited Russia In August and Scp- Uvea of $5 persona. (International) The dollar total of $200,000,000, ^ i would be ______ required." 000 It showed for 1948 bettered , tamber, 1248. Th* other loured th# , fie explained that the atom 1047 by 0 per cent, but a gain In bomb carrier uTheivily armed,*and J J a n J jJ jf * * 1** f»r »»f*l week, test f j. S . I » R e p o r t e d poulatlon trimmed the Individual said It could abeorb -a lot more ® — j--------------------A § 6 0 % P r o t e s t a n t average hack to 7 per cent. punishment after It hat dropped fiui The largest regional gain was Nature On Rampage Is bomb load.” 12 ncr cent credited to eight cen­ NEW YORK, Aug. 22—Un­ Touching on strategy egy In in tthe _____ use ( C s illm s S N - m g a g e Oael sted "It should ; The United States is 1* I« about 00 tral H ia tts , Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, i of the ship, ha auggasi “ 'not In* limited to either day or country. The fires destroyed entire j par cant Protestant says th# Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri,, villages and burned over 100.000 Christian Herald, unofficial Pro­ Ohio and Wisconsin. The smallest Increases, 6 per AfcKibbln Talk !"""" testant, 83 per cent Roman Cath­ acres. ----------WASHINGTON, Aug, 23—(^>— olic, alx per cent Jewish and ona cent, were In the elx New Eng­ Army firefighter* said today d'aaiiaaea rt»m f s s s M e) ’the llouso Hanking Comml tie* toper cent divided among such land states, Connecticut, Malne^% had the hlese under control. group* flty of Hanford tocik over tbs ,iRy struck from Its now housing they a> Russian and Greek Massachusetts, New Hampshire, In the Pacific Northwest, vio­ water supply frsnchls# and the.jjj] „ provision muthorlrtng *3W,- lent rarlh tremors rorked a wide orthodox, Spiritualists. Buddhllata Rhode Island, and Vermont: and present reservoir, overhead etor ooo((i0() In direct homing loan* area hut no casualties or major and others." said the publica­ four far western states, Califor­ Mice lank, pumping station and Nevada, Oregon and Washingdamage were ropnrted. The ((iiske tions annual report, released yee- nia, •ill1 Held w*<rr built, said Mr. Inn. trrday. apparently centered In HrilMi Co­ MoKIbbm. The only two declines reported Religious bodies, in this country lumbia’s Skeerin River vallrv hut Wiiin- won obtained from air was felt as far south an Portland, had a total membership of 79,- were 4 per cent In North Dakota liM iirll ‘1 which delivered water Ore. A two-fool wave Inshed the 670,852 at the end nf 1048, Last and 1 per cent In Kansas. ivlieii compressed air waa pumped, Front a per capita or avsrags waterfront of Ketchikan, Alaska, year’s membership gain was re­ in the tint tom of the well. Water, standpoint, New York led the moments after the shock hit tho ported as 2,100,104. from the wells flowad by (rarity area. Power lines were torn down There was little change In- country with $1,891 In 1048 whits i IiiimikIi n redwood plpa line to and water main* hroken In some dirated In the relative strengths Mississippi was at the bottom witli^ Oil' tl‘M|Vtlll ■it French Avenue I V part* of Renttle. of Protestant* and non-Protet- $768. mill Thirirrnth Street and was Tho hurricane, probably in­ tanti. puni|M'il lo the malna and Into the,1 creasing In slie and Intensity, I'leviiteil storage tank by semiFigure* for 222 Protestant Threat Of War roared toward tlie Florida const, diesel engines. Tha tank haa‘ a I denominations totaled 47,567,208 but observer! ssld there was no rapacity nf 200.000 gallant. members, a gain of 1.407JI27 las| tCaatlaae* areas was* Oael Immediate danger to the coast. tha two diesel engine* now op*rAt 6 A. M. IKHTI tin blnu. year. Preponderance of Protest­ 1* a fraud. tVr i eject uny plane nted at the plant wero Installed In with 00-mtle-an-honr winds at It* ant strength— 03 per cent—le for a dictatorship over the people." Uccembsr, 10.'17 and that airlift well Ruse Ian-Yugoslav relation* wor­ heart, was centered about 440 In 81 larger denominations. eiiulpmtnt was replaced by oloetrie Total of Roman Catholic* was sened last .June when Russia mllaa east of Nassau In the Ba­ motor driven turbine typo walsr hamas. It was moving west north­ $0,071,007, and Increase of 807,- ceased backing Yugoslav claims to pumn* which are now In opontHMi $24 last yaar, as reported by Austrian territory at the Pari* west a some 20 miles an hour. at tn* seven w*!la_aeuth of the In tha druught-strlekan waat. Catholic aoureoa. .. Biggest Protestant denomina­ hundreds of firefighter* battled flame* In the national forest arean tion le the Methodist, wlh 8,051,- sis double crossed h*t In order to of six slates where at least six Png members, Next In sire Is th* got the Wastarn Powers to agrse .-soviet r< i • to tiurmnri as­ major fires still ragsd out of eon- Northern Baptist Convent!*! with sets In Austria. Russia con0,401,981 tneftberi. trol. . . lemlcil Tito's govstniuent had Three swept through the Pay­ long ago given up mi the Idea of ette National Forest of central Truman Speech gelling Austrian territory to set­ Idaho and three others through tle war claims, but had wished to' tlie Yellowstone National Park in r ia a raa* oaet pilin' I ho responsibility for th* Wyoming. Four fire-fighting crew­ •bn(rssitssN arms program would go to tied slop in Miuicow' h lap. men were hospitalised. the Allnnth' Treaty cmmlrles. It" The Communist strike offensiveIn gutter, fragment* from ex­ said the Philippines mid Koren will ploding anto-alrcrnft idiell* nien- aha re like others "whose security against tho Finnish government list momentum. Worker* apparent-^ nred nrmv flre-flghtor* battl ng la important to world prnre." tv remained deaf to Red plea* fo r * a brush fire on th# army proving “We must continue our aid to grounds at 8t. Maurlca en Haul. (Irrece and Turkey," Mr. Truman father walkout*. Striker* In many The shell* were burled dud* that •aid. “We should help Iran main­ Industrie* were reportml strum.ihad failed tn explode during firing tain Ita firm aland against Soviet Ing back to work. Thera Included main. In thla way freak water front bakcre, hrewery worker#, dock tests. No Injurlea were reported. pressure." I tho plant continually circulates In workers and lumbarjacks, Meanwhile, seismograph* pick­ Mr. Truman said military aid Is I the system and haa no ehanca to The Social Democratic (Socialed up saver* earth tremors In "part and parcel” ol the policy of get rusty from tha ptpae nor to I .lit) government of Premier Karl other parts of th* world. helping Kuroptan recovery, lie l A. Fagerholm charged that the' hrcf'in stegnan At West Bromwich, England, conceded It waa costly, but said "It series of walkout* was an attsmpt l Future engineering for Ban* seismologist H. 1Shaw recorded represanta an Invratment In se­ to prspara Finland, which .live* fold's water system will extend a sharp earthquake, probably curity that will he worth rnanv In the shadow of Russia, for a I this msthod of distribution, as Wall vans* of a elosed-donr committee I times Its cost." And ha said It is Communist coup. . . . * session, however that he would not i "part, of the coat of panes." me Communist timetable haA permit a vets on the Anderson Unless tha democracies aland to­ cslled for more than 100.000 of full 'until* wa have had some teeth I gether In weld n defense structure Finland's 800,000 nnlonlisd work«nnv," strong enough to prevent another ers to be on strike today. The, conflict, he eald, thpy can be taken government has not yet bean nbl* over "one by one." 1*1 Contreetlng United States' ef­ .. tolly .forts to eld other countries with work, but employer estimate before the broken aeett those of Russia, th* President cited inniti can ba repaired. . U. 8. support of the United Na"Thla InconverUncsa tt tlons, and Ita aid to Graces and pcopis than It necesaar; Turkey In 1047 which "preserved rreasea tha fire protec tha Intersil tv of both countries." the Fire Department In , Ha .sitld the Marshall Plan rsfire would hays to lay, o covsfy program preveqfed general blocks of hose before M i eollapsa Itl Europe. The. President applauded the signing of tha pact of Rio Da JaneIra binding North and South Amar* lea together In a defense alliance and compared this with the North Atiantle defense pact. "The neat,talk, he said, "la to back up thla principle with mili­ tary aealaUnee to European na­ tions. i and to certain nther nations, which are unable to build up their W m 5: �Nfnw.'i 1>y' i jw s * \ ■ 1% *f t V ‘? » •t ' ^ —* ^ r " ~ 'r“ T "7— - - r - ^ r p r '------ !~ * %.W>?. IK'tt->,,C-;. . -iIT?, ■ v ^ F 'V '^ v p :w - - - T ' ,■;' Jje!'■«y f >'-.< • •*;jg w jjry " ' ■** f*if • h i U a h y T W r*. I» M rta y th — THE W E A T H E R T» h *U rt tk i.N M of th* War141 T» N g U m m tfM i of Aiaertem To Freda*# h w iwlly for Sanford, r f r AN I N D E P E N D E N T # * *UYr N E W S P A P E R rOLUMB SA N FO R D , F W I U n V ^ K S D A Y E iU b tU h g d 1 M 9 l i r r a l f Randall's Statement Declared Un t r u e : John L. Lewis To Negotiate Contract S t C lU I S An* //P». . Yugoslavia expressed willinrncsi twidsht to reach ■ icttlemeat will) Ruttio on "all disputed questions" batwaan tha two lauding countries. NEW YORK. Aua. 2 3-rJP tPhilip Murray, president of the CIO Steelworkers Union, declared to day that statements of steel industry executives before a presidential fact-finding board were "an in­ sult to the President of the United States.” Murray, beginning the union re­ buttal to the steel companies pre­ sentation. devoted his opening Metement lo an answer to Clarence B. Randall, president of the Inland Steal Co. Th# union seeks a H) cants-an-hour package, including pension anf) insurance benefits. "Mr. Randall impugns the mo­ tives of the President in estahliihinti the steal industry hoard." said Murray, who also is CIO president. ONE OF THE feature attractions "He charge* the President with at the Jewelers' Exposition at taking ‘axtra-legal action' at mv New Yoik's Waldorf-Astoria (a request and impliei that the Presi­ Ml** Kuina Paige, wearing a awint-ault made up almost en­ dent did so because of 'political tirely of pearls. The gema anil alliance' end obligation to in*. pearl* displayed at the ihow are "Mr. Randall's statement in this valued at approximately 835,000,- regard is an insult both to the high 000. (Intelnational) office and the person of the Pres! idenl of the United State* " In a now note to the.Soviet gov­ ernment Yugoslavia told Mmcow that Premier Marshall Tito war willing to end tha bitter fight with the Kremlin. At the tame time, ugoilnvia aerved a (tern warning to Rutna'i ruler* to keep their hand* oil the internal affair* of thin Balkan Com muniit country. The not* wae tha firat cooling word in a war of word* that Inn! become white hot In the pait two week*. It wae the leventh note in mi exchange between Belgrade ami Moecow. Yugoslavia formally expressed »r "readiness to approach the her ilntlon of all disputed questioneolation - ... with th* U. B. B. R. In ag'iwdanre with end In the spirit of th» Inter national obligations undertaken lev both government*." There wee no Immediate in d i­ cation of what Moscow'# re a c tio n would ba to this extension »f the olive branch. Tito hsi been at odd* with the Kremlin for 14 month*. Th* Moseow-dlrectad Comlnfnrm (Communist International Infnr matlon Bureau) expelltd' rito and hie Yugoslav Communlata for n» tlonallitlo deviation* from w hat Ruielan leader* regard a* "M h o dot Communism. Th* R ussians have called on the Yugoslav* to Announces overthrow Tito If he d id not Higgins change hi* policy. Tito ’>*• mainIBM. .... Public Housing Of­ la poaitlon, po*itlon, however. however, talned ‘hie of knee* was no ho attitude at ficer Coming Here ing In today’s Yugo»!av not*, r. it atatadi Tli* City Commission last night Yugoslav government un that no preeaure from the endorsed a proposal by Edward City Authorize* Furtherance Of Housing Project iw*g%p * Negro Editor At Communist Trial Hits Capitalism NEW YORK, Aug, J.l-l/l'i —Federal Judge tlaroid K. Me* dine today told |urore In the Communist conspiracy trial: ehlng the test "W , are approaching Mage* cleg*. of the trial.” Now In its seventh month, the trial Is on* of the longest criminal trial* In American rlc " history. Attorney rfi fieneral Tom C. Clark has eat I* mated It will coat "roughly SI, sag,000." NEW YORK. Aug. 31—« V A dtfanie wltnaia at th* Cnmmu 3lit conspiracy trial aald yesteray tha United State* It no ex­ ception to tho Marxltet law that CaStlaiitm muat give way to Soclallsm. Th# wltnaia. Abner W. Barry, of New Rochelle, N. Y., negro ed­ itor, made the statement under questioning by Fader*! Judge Ha­ rold R. Madina. Barry also explained'what Com* mimlda mean whan they talk about "democracy" In !h* form of a .............................lo "majority" decision on when £ and how Socialism shell ha brought a boat. The witness aald tha Communlits d<* not main a decision by tha ballot—but by unidentified groups of people whom tha Rada con­ sider "flood people who want good thing*. rry, who look tho stand for 11 top Communist* leaders on trial Idgntlfiad hlmaolf aa tha editor of the Harlem edition of tha Work' Sunday edition of tha S B /&. Worker. Communist nwwapapaf. ... defendants ..-indents are char Tha charged with racy to advocate < olant over 2 aav ' tr*»yx. *j£sra wltaaao. Harbart "During th* period of th# war,” said Mr. Higgins, "(his area could not qualify for defansa housing as tha demand waa not acuta enough. In 1045 a project was subPubllc Housing mlttad to th* Fubtle iCaansM* M **■• *!■• Boyle Re-elected To Civil Service Board Civil Service employee* of the City re-electad L, F.' Boyle Frlda> at a member of th# Civil Borvlc* Board for another two year tnm, N. O. Garner, aieletanl aecrelary of tho Board, announceiitoday. Mr. Bovlo racalved W votes, with non* against him, making the vota unanimous. Although soma of th* tmployaes wara away on vaeatlona the vota waa th* heaviest aver eh»t In a Civil Service site tlor^ln Banford, aald Mr. Garner. . ... Civil Barvlea oBard of the City of Banford," h* aUtad, "la ac­ cording to Information that I have received, the only board In th* falatant t * taacratary t t £ #aa Ua mambae r £ £of ^*C ^sM *r# bl*tlTanthualaam waa during the gleotlon, ’ he daand aatlafaction area shown na'a iW thg large complimentary complimentary Ibla ot# glvan to Mr. Boy)* who ha* hlnga of arvad so fAlthfully elne# Civil 1*44." wltnau lunar. ODOM TO PLY Mr. ConaoUy. who wrote ths CLEVELAND, Aug. » —(^1—. lyrics for My BselmidaNm s Hvgfl Bill 0 4 am, round-th^w orld In Banford allies 1 of Mr. and Mra. 108 Beat Blgf of tho ha* been a orchestras for a came to Florida 0. ai LIB DENOUNCED staff aa a rasortse not; anxwar qua W took* on negro pi what , tha praam! early part of INI, ATLANTA, tar two m i l l stato Deputy ported tM*y * MROll m » .U*‘: pose* with members of Id* Cnldnot following „ meeting at Blair (I. to r.) arc: Deft-use Secretiny l orn- h.iiu-.u. Secretary of Htala ........ .................... .................... CVIcr President Allien Itnrkley. In-a-nty S en e'm v John W. Snyder; As»•»*sii> General Tom C. Clark. wh« has liern numtd n Supreme I'nuri .hi-int lie will he succeeded by Sr it .1 Howard McGrath, I n f * * ' 41. Is* r > nre: Interior Secretary .loini* Kmg. I*o»t master General I M. O'uildaoti; Agriculture Bacfttary Gharlea llmnnan; Commen-e Sm .i^iy r i , M|r< Sawyers: Labor Srcietigy Mautlca Tobin. (IntaniiBanal) Rev. Zim m erm ul Business Looks Up As Children Prepare Wardrobes For School Tells Rotary Of National Guard NF.W 9vlRh. Aug n,i I s \IM’> i Itn n ■•.!« i" .i,-i to gr | your child kin 1 Chaplain Sees It ’ Aa 1 Of Few Bastions Of States Rights 4 >e«dv for school. ** u you didn't kino- And ihr minin'* merchants, as as man* niinul.i* lilifis, ne Imping vmi II ti l* up the young sprout lli is month and next with plcn-y nl in »■ .lull.-,. *l,,,r« ,*nd arcctsories, I’sues ale sjtghtlc lower than Iasi vm it, m .1 «lnie*, Iml you slill <--11 ra>, )inv h h ih i im g lilv fa n c y p r ic e s * if v««*i it n u t 4*iii • 111141 to w fu r I nu^v rlotlipA Declaring that "war is a nasty 1 iitnllv if n - 1- a little noire and hruMlinng business” end nevtf to 1 lit fit H l»l»\ than a girl. It snlvn anything, (he Rev. H. L till .-% till* •• nti • turdir-r li-atht-r, )4lit 1 nilfoil fit lit-Id lunlnr In Zimmerman spoke lo the Rotary Club yesterday on "The National line Guard" and said that there is a 1 II 4. L ».* h«••*1 I'M motion- al t’tl in retail stores ri'H, v lift' » SMI -« Mtr Inml (lOtltl -ale.- totaliafrgiaid nur advancing but stumb* arc Ml.rl €•*| III IIIRIIY lilnre-. 1 I* V’vH •l'i 1 il '*1iwfllll' 1H f" 11*4*|| • ling Mviliration." aye f Hxlll’ II sliriw" III I ' hIIh-, w ii Ii Hunting nut that the regular nii'd In di-i'la •Ing e\ fi yllilng Army consists ol some 600.000 (rem handmade pinafores In men with an average coil to th r thinking milk net formal* for the govenment of $16,000 each, Rsv.^ high isho>l h"ltdav ddiur-. both in (iirgnn and In Hrouklyu, of tho I — — ----- -. Destruction Is Spread Over U.S. By Foresl Fires Contlitiona »S.tid 1*ns t A ppiod t: h•*u: Those Of IQ47 niM’ lit MIAMI. Aug, 13— (IT< -Th# -raMin'a first Allsnllr hurricane mured north* nrd about 300 miles .iff Iht Flnriiln cnaat to day aa a new "area of suspicion" nit was w as ra g o rfe d .e a s t o f P u e rto If leu I'laua* from Rrmaevalt niMil-. Sill Juan, and Klmlley Field. Ilaimuila, were anil t„ Invr-u g ite thr urea In the geiiM.il * trinity of the Virgin nod I a, ward l-lntnh, about 1.0011 rmlrnmilhrnal of Miami ____ _ mi i , r( 1 Nations' ImlucIH lit B illj fnst Of H-36 Proernnt Iq I Billiofi1 WASHINCION. Aug 23— Hie roinhinrd Jiroiip ( ommitlcil °n l "iugn Relation* oi\^l Armed' l-rt.iirt tojjv * - r*l ♦239,010.-0 ( M I un,, f,,r ( jrffee. Turke/,*' Iran. Ki'if*. ,n.l (hr Philippines/1 | I !>► -omnultcr* (l-layrd until7 Problem* laced hv the Stair Lag * latr• ilm » r,l drrislon *s td islaliiic I mi to. my i Ih i.ar-,1, .,1 how run, I, indil.iiv ,»>•,-i.iiicr «ha(1 Florida a* it* giowtl, inrra*«a« wrrr l>f gi>»n Fur«pa.*n mrmhers of today outlined to member* „l thr'th» Atlintx I’ •• * uit.lc Prc-ident Lions Club by Charle* Tom llendcr- huin.ip'i h i m * ml piogr.im. I haurnin ( „nn *ilv ( D- TcO of son n( Del..,ml. astiitanl In Al torney General Richard l.rvu* and the I -imgn Rrl.ilion* Cominitta* il>c combined* son ol Mi* I. M. I ailnll i,I Sal animunrc-J lint ,ppii< * - 1 i ' l l »7it.i)nn lor* lord. He « * , iniioduccd l>>’ Rami tiicc. a dij luikcv. iml 327,6 40,* Kirchol. president of tha IVl.and tKHt to, Iran, Kma* mil the Philk* Lions Clulr, who pomtrd out t h a t , ippm c, IV Mr. Hendfi<nu gradiialrd Imm lugl dir ,m >n"t« h v * been i{S* school h e ic . i* a graduate nf S tr l t'Hurd t'lcviuui,lv t*\ the House; io n Univetllly wliric lie lalci hr- v-lo'li mii in I,«If ihe H.H)0,990.* ca n ie a ptnfe**oi, and ailmdc.l 0(81 lArtl l>, the I’irsidrnt fof Yale l aw Si bm>| Luiopcsn incmlin- ol ilie Atlantic T r in in g th e g in w lh and need Alliam #. — ir* ir 8 >• o f In c rc a n fd g o v e rn m e n t - a t 'h - e Meanwhile ihe \li Force gave aa a g r ic u ltu r e developed in I'to r t'ongifi, '", -I iii ' ii *-' of 11.023,Ida. M r. Ile n d e r-n n p o in te d m il ui 111,01'" ,.,i 11,. ■ of ill" B-38 th a t J e f f r iM 'ii c o u n tV m n o rth l"iiiil- i I'li.g, mi w e st F lo rid a w a - m i- th e n u t Tin- figiti. nine ool in teati-' s t a iiilin g a g i n u lt iii al p a t* d Mil­ moil'. I. I* G 'ii" " l Edwin W. ita te W ith th e •Irv n ln p m e n f " ( Bautin^, o, Ho lion Armed r o m m r r c ia i f » r t , l i /••• * Mu- c e u le i Snt' i , ' "iiouiM", mve-tigutiun m ove d In aunMi F lm n lo , he m ill ..f i|.. '. i , i,i bond, currier,. T h e - ta ic '« p u p u la tiu ii has in It t ilings f ft..... I 'flics hlgh-.C c re n -e d f|.>n, 5.'K.tlilti in I'lO li In ranking lit l ,i t o.'iu- e* who*. m o re th a n " M m ,noil Ita la v . ond >In,in »i| II"' d Ml ,( I'l'iitlL'ul llld u r lm : the n a ,i III .u -a i- rilHI.OOil llili n .................. .lion had any­ a d d itio n * ! |ie»p|e lia -e mode th e ir | thing •» <l" mMi oid is for more h u in ta In Mie - la te M ore th a n I, 11.3(1' Ho Mihji i of iost ha* 000,000 t n u n - t - v is it the s ta te ,-onn- up "•) "I'.i-dly tn the tnvvalta n n u a lly , he ; u n ite d m il gat ion, a tin h was *et off hy com,i — in,.S4 On *•■• star Good g u v e r|iin *,n t ha- had to follow th e Im ii-a a e in p a p u la tio n , a n d ,* * m an has p la n te d vinp* gov• r n iu a n t support liar, heen needed ^ 4 h a fmfn if enod m a il* to g a t ernpa th m a rk e t T od a y, he de ila r o r t, Florida ha- I t.iwm m tle - Paint Firm Givqn 'Sf'cnnd Chance’ Ta Bid On Slate Taj?» ,,f highway nf which it,linn >n,In n d surfaeptf, and tin - |n u -p e re I inure fuinm-nilly Ilia n a lly oth er I WdtAIIASKLF. Aug. Vd—(AT .Uiithi-rn dale The average faun llo- Muhin, l today -- n charged rl m flu- rtille, ln- levrali-d. haa wi'h giving Mn- t;|idl„n Paint mi Hnunnl Inr-uine ,,f I.I.Vnu - m il (i.linl eiili Ih e J I ochi •( IU ago \ a In*, n f a g in iillm ,1 •■» -| " '•oHa of T ill ili . i, use" to inok' n o ' .ncond fid hid ',. ,i|,ply rari'iort un i ml for IUMI »V AHMUCIATEIi I'lH.K.-i 1I i ■'i la witnniohih ' i c I linn*,iml, of men «'itig,-lr,| i,. l.l.Mi.nnO.miO a yeai and in, nine m II,. IICCIIH|l |,", l. made liy il.*v In halt (hr mteail of I,,,- i I ihe »•.,t* tolal. in O'- Mil,II two Hid i ' I"»rlu* Mtt'.'V. '- i'll *■nt iliva of fire* in Ihe United S l*i*, ,,m| ( ,„ n o e ila u t a He I n ' * • • ' 'hr Mnrrft Stand, ir,I I ' out Coniacia n "iv >ft Tkuui' i M-C aid if h* a a» tjlven, a ...... ml ,-!iaili-o ha Flame* lirkeel at timhciliml m would drop hie priorMaine, in western and far we.Inn WII- 'warded to it*le» and in Quebec. n ip in , lu-l wrrk on the recomnn ndution of Govern­ Score* of person* », rrc c, mn or Warren who p i.’durrd a letter and are ready to go Into active F ig u re out how m uch y o u 're led from their home*, hundred, id hi w-htch the firm promiia-d ta service at moment’s n o tic e ." spending Mu» full on your own live-lock perished and thousand, ol • i-r-ng. hi the men's -ingle- nf post a bond guaruntcving its pro­ Rev. Zimmerman traced tt»- tu­ nrldu mid mv nod multiply that acre* of brush and timherland weir the Srt,lor Tenru- Tnurnnmrnt, duct would lU-rl -Inti- .pt-Clfli-Utor* of th* i£4th Regiment fi-m liy 30 million, ninl you’ll «ee why burned over. ,p "i-ored hv thr .1 (' Mutrlo-an linns. Ite service on the Mexican bnnl. i. merchant- at mind the i-nuntry look Dan D'Alembert., rmrchuuing' Official* in San Diego rmin'i dr |* . doppars of vegetable-, were through th* first World Wa. the jor then Im-mi-s- to get a shot in smrmnrrd Mil- morning t»V Mr-. agent for Stut>- iii iiluiion-, did' South Pacific campaign duimg •!'-• the arm next month. dared an emergency cmidtum P M tsingle- at the Mavfulr Inn mil recommend Mn- (Hidden low second World War. He »*ul !>•-! It'll tn- a tugger market next when one new fire broke mil in I hid of 17,795 70 ti'-ciiiiso in, -aid It waa one of the outatai’di'g year, and the next. IW largvnt other minor blare* were repotted eaurt W'nnerof each match will he thn company'.- .-amides did not unlta tn the Army and added that baby crop of all waa hi 1947. The new fire rage-1 in !Mn-. d* let mined on the h»*i* of the pass S tate ti'ct- lie r ,- inmi'iidcd two of It* battalions received Pr< -• [hoy'll lie noting school about north of Fnlltirnok, t'rhi fn .i -rt. -hr .-taietl, ami only in tit* |B,040.(17 bid of thn Harris Idantlal Unit Citations. 1968. They'll need more school*, Canyon, Bcoree of aettlers fled Infme ib. •he f"ini- will two mil of three St imlurd Company H g alio ravlawed thn recent ,n- more teai'lie,'-. more children's flames. Three small ram-he- wei >•I- hr played McCoy told ih e Cabinet mem­ eampinant at Fort .Taeksnn md clothing and -hues, more book*, I ,,|, seeded player* in the men'- ber* they should hr In,; men and burned and hundreds of llvi-sto. contrustad a National ( i i i i n l <»mp more paper, more soda pop. psrlshad. The fire »,vept ovn min- ,mg!e» aie Clay VVIIIIam- and admit'an Itijuslii" lm- I,con done.'' of today with one during th* w As It is. -late governments to lie l e a d 'n telegram from J. C.‘; war voara, adding that the n * " 1 -pent l".d htlln.n on schools III the than 1,000 acre* In iiimii-I ilmm• id ite t ucker, who advanced Ihe .p ia r le r f i l i a l - on h y e s Godwin, a a ilstun' Stoic prison Ing la much more rlgoiuu* and year ended .lone 81), 1918, III* country, f hr n-iring, «"« a- fnllnw-r "iperltitaudent. -'atitu: "tat only, In Quebec, army and civil> • complicated now than than H* • l "Mllnura cm. " * i * ila l First lliackel •umplea of hi* firm and Hioae ot fighters won a buttle again-' a U toewssawaa Wa h a - »'*» five-mile fir# nnd saved llu- I mu ! time fucker v- bye. inter-Chamlcul i u n i ui, m e t, R. rntlan Mountain villng'.-- of T<-", Rutland Dean vs. Hamid dtat* apKclflcoiion- llu- Inter-1 Tell If ‘Contract Presnure’ honna Haights •ml I'incotn t from llerh-t. Chemical bid wa- for flu,780.38.' thretUnari dtitnicllon. 1t.'n-il Htne- v- "Dub" Epp^. Godwin I* production manager s t A shift In the wind contril'Uie. .1 Mamilicii Bisbee v-. Jo* Me- Mm prison, which miik— Florida, lug*. { to their effort*. The two villng*I a-ltll, rre 85 mil** north of Mnntrral Second Bracket McCoy, also claimed if In. com­ pany war# given the usual fiv4 In Main* more than a riotuu fm * , ' lay Williams v*. hya. burned In brush, slash ami timbei Jim lligglns vs. Bobo Dean. percent preference nllowml Florland, (kuatln H. Wilkins, deputy liordon Dean vs. C. V. Proctor, Jr. Ida fltma, hla bid would b- I J 17.08. forest ionunlialoner, aald the -talc Frank Bowen, Jr. va. Hay Fox. less than tbs Glidden Company. ’* waa fakt approaching tl.« cxtn-miPlay will begin today anil playdrought condltlona of 1917. In Misi , rs are urged to complete all COMMIT ! FF STANDS * year forest flrea In Maino ru-i lit matches », soon as possible, sahl MIAMI, Aug (/Pi The Mjtivsa and 180,000,000 damage. Mr- (tingles “Contact the person uml Dally Now- -aid today tha a I v °" *r’' **,l? ■<lvl»*d. Kenata fnftiHir" nnd Taxatiotf _ * "*nd post your -cores on th# Irrac- Commltta# "will -taml it* It •*’’ grt -fleet pn-led on tha Mayfair *t| the special *»•«ion of tile Leif-. STATES RIGHTS i-letur*. . WASHINGTON, Aug. 88 (,T) i mn t In addition to Suriatnr W. A,’ -W illiam H. Talbot, national PRESIDENT DIES Mlnnde, tha committee i- com* I commlttoaman for Louisiana, -aid PANAMA. Panama. Aug. 83— pisad of Sanatoia It nymond Shd1today If tha Daniocrutlc National (If/.Piealdent Domingo Dia< Commltta* kicks him out. he will Atosrmtna of Panama died today don# Tampa; Philm U. Beall, Pen­ sacola;. Rgy Carroll, Kissimmee; Uka hla flyht back home and It. waa 74 Lloyd * Boyle, Sanford; A. 0, "alap them down." In falling health (or several "•weiMIMT, McArthur, ' IP rernandinn; J. B. Talbot la on* nf the 8tafo» months, Dial obtained a six Kogert, Winter Garden; Wullac* Rlghta mambara of- lha committer months l**v* of absence from hi* Sturgl#, Ocala; W. J. Bay. Hriwhom national party Iradara ara post on July 88. Th* first Tic* dantpni. C. Pearce, Palatkli F to oust because of their liifsidant, Dr, Daniel Chanls, Jr., Mlrd, Fm t I.so Jet dale . tha Btataa Rlghta pra- tvsa sworn In at that tlma as v atic". Buahtiell. acting chief txecutiv*. ticket In 1048. Fairings Belea.sed In Mens Singles 01 Tennis Tourney I .; I r r •. i 1 *t<JS8i2ir«2uKl.u'' m SB W EfTE GIRL RAPED NEW YORK. Aug. REEKING (»P navilla aU Population G r o w l h Of 800,0(10 In 10 Yeni's Is Reve.«l»,fl M rssz Connolly. The composition waa In­ troduced by Wenay Barrie, wallknown screen and television ac­ tress. to the publishing firm whan she returnad from Banford to New York winter bafora last. Th* front cover la finished In deep rose and white and features a picture of Mias Band# In tha center. The place waa broadeast by Walter Klmbta over Btatlow WDHO soma time ago. Mr. Con­ nolly and Mist Barrie formulated their plant for tha Introduction of the piece during an Interview at the Mayfair Inn. fiht than contacted Norman Warambud, musical di­ rector of Mill* Music, Inc. Mr. Waster, composer, live* with hla mother In Laxo Mary. Hi* father, the lata 8. E. Wostor. cam* here from Providence, B. I. and was a violin maktr who learned hie trade In Sweden, where hie other ion Birger, a Lakeland piano dsalsr and vlollalaL wag born. The Waster family awvad north for several years during early y thirties and Mr. T hi* brother, Birger, In Naw York and esrved with ths Third Army c m * seas during tim* as a Franca, and division In- th* drive Into i.nd Austria. Mr. Wsafer la G n ir for T ths " emgaged aa pianist Co!>bls orchestra sad Is g | Thrr.r Other Hentlerson Tells Lions Club About Needs Of State said the National/ ,t»ie* reiiurl flraman red it th* Guard Consists ^1 369,000 maw f••*#*( oiling rolor in 'lie hackwith an average coat df $800 each, to *cIiimi| pi nnmttotis. 1 hit Bouth ndaus saving'lo ^ ,'i'is g./t sale* *4 re y s is i and fndrcatmg the . the government" had been able ilm.laspaytr* ol lhd-National Guard | obtaining a public housing project to persuade th# White House to sytlam Hu' in *1,11*I pupil- SICIl'l till* in Sanford, for the building nl 90 itep In. Ha explained that the Nation.' him11<4ft'« 'lily i tiEloiiieiM liy Miiy Mr. Truman aacurad a 50-day units for white and IQP units for Guard is on# of th# few remaining fiiPHius Smut* l l ' r t t o i i l u r r t h m i M il aailsaM n **’ «• »l«l coloied rriidents. "bastion* of Btatas Right*' nmt «9fl 111II Jl t *• if Wlllllil C » e I I l f ' t(> f l i called attentinn to tho atlcmp' •ip j» fn» fiMt urNilr, if tb«i Mr. Higgins announced that he made at the close of Ihe rm*"' ( lo t ltd 111 n i l C'Mtl V In* *4 MI 4* III 11»*f i« bringing in an officer of 'he war to nationalise It. Thi« itfs's Hint 11111hf It ry * tliitli 11•iiii 11/ Public Housing Authority as soon tempt, he said, wae drf»->i!> I 4|«* ,4 t- l* l 4 t|olll**W V\ I»l||l I C O-t through the effort* of the Nai. ■" as possible to go over th# ptes'nl $4/» al Guard Association project to make any changes that ritiinU tn ink* Imbv <»i*«$ ilurin.r Th* National Guard is a ri»< are deemed necessary. the " ni. Him - 'll It* molt* cbililr**n army", he aald. "It'a 'top' toe-*-' A musical composition, "My Ha- may he squally as good *» p» -* - fo il, , ; i,, h<»d t in - y e a r th a n ever In pointing out the possibility of obtaining public housing in San­ citnila”. a Mexican love song slonal man. Moss of them an- " lie fn re m un* th n n 3l> m illio n hoya and g u l- u n d er M y e a r* o f ngttango, with lyrics by Willard Con­ ford he stated that a public hous­ nolly and music by Harry Waster, bat vatarani, but they *i profeaslonal aoldler*. though th *v are r x p i. - li d In i n ti r th e clnaning authority wat formed in San­ has been published by Mills Music, mad* up of business and t i' froom.- It the Im g i's t n o te n t inl ford in 19-4! under the authority Inc. In New York City, according alonal soldiers. Thu* thn Nutu"'" re ta il m u tt i t th isl th o m it f lt te r a to word received today by Mr. Guard Is In a sanae M tn u ti Mi - o f the v o tin g ever lu iv o lu id . granted by State legislation. “My Hacienda”, Wcnter-Connollv Song Published No. 2 6 1 . A M o d A tc d Press Leaned W ire A U G U S T 23. 1949 House Group Votes U. S. Arms Aid T q Greece AndT urkey 1 Murray added that “I cannot of cour*# praaum# to answer for the President. I can say for my­ self thar* ta no truth or substance In this statement." Randall, who was Mir first In­ dustry witness before the board, declared that President Truman. In establlihlng the fact-finding procedure In th# dispute, bad pro­ claimed government wage filing and had started on the load lo a "Socialist or coporativr slut*. Th* Inland president said th* union had not bargained In goad Zimmerman aa* t J Tito Offers Previews '50 Pearls Murray Says ToSettURow Sled Views With Russia InsuItTruman No Knee-Bending Is Seen, However* I n Latest Of Seven , Notes To Kremlin WlJalf tcaHered IhuntlllthnW* *r* In Ibt, nlternnon.., othersl»o grnrrjllt fair weather through VWdnetasg, On lie variable wlndo. TWO, Two 15-year-old nagri youth’* w*r# called Into court today on gir )•' o f taping a whit* girl & , b e a ^ .rtSd!obWng,hu boy Y OFFICER* Gan. Aldcn Wsltt, auapvedad aklaf J i b A w Col. John A. al Uw Amy reported to ham MW ‘.x>r til 0 % i r w S LITTLE- EFFECT NEW YORK, Aug. 88-UF)— The W*st*rn Union Telegraph Co. 9;fl •aid today tha 40-hour w**k for Sen i*||road employe* would have onli negligible affect on Ita talsgrspi ■arvtca In small*? communlti**. I to rape, Railroad telegrapher* handle lor being ntanu of an Western Union teM ran g . In son Aaxlxtant town* where thar* la iMuffleleot murt • aaparate rg * iialm buslntu to company Rt, •' H'j L '-S V L Ion Schedule ».rM.—Mayfair Courts— Tournament All mambara of Sleagu* meet at- th# hu photographed. -Fort Mellon Icllo “Perk t of Junior Tannla, ponrored br tha. Frofasalonal Wo* ‘ -I mMm H iA i ...V t. .» •tel ^. j m r i ' ritCiWW?P 191 .* ••‘v )<t-V.-'r- ■1 if; ............... ,i. V' i-.v,------- * -al . .. . .4 — ir . LviVtyVl'T?1.',, t • �I i^ w is r' ' ■ '• TORRPAT AUQUtT M, 1M> THK SANFORD MOULD. aANFORPTLOinPA ionford GienU To Ploy SainU At St*.Augustine Tonight TheLa’ "** iche du leij'fthit last night between the Sanford Gianti te d the UcLand Red r la t iw a i rained out. Tonight the Giant* will journey to the ancient city of St. Augurtise for ano her t|lt(>y^hilhe Saint* who hold third plate by one point or*r ratal ko by i sesgd jo j a/ 3 io I victory over Leeiburg. while Palalka ■lipped to fourth plica by losing*----------------------------------------------- *<The° |olvehurlCT ,h^ J,llv Ful'f' it - Leesburg" • - * D adew * w!li*'h« ba ‘ Km (lf *rY th# o1 Cslnesevllls «■ here for a double . tomorrow night, starting at Otld P. U. At Tinker Field In Orlando to­ night, Ed Brooklyn. lB-yaar old toutbpaw twirier from Lake Mary, Will hiud for the Senators egalnat ■ the I’alat Auieaa. Brooklyn, former le High School, ,player, haa Wi two and loat two for tho Senators. In hla last ganm with Paletka ha waa heated In n 4-3 game by Palatka'a Ray Balgado. iPalalka Ihiih turned out last night for a player appreciation night celebration, aven though the Aialeaa lost 7-4, being unable to Volusia Kennel Club Jackie Robinson Is To Assist Education Nat's Leading H J0f penaacola PENSACOLA, Aug. R * _ (/p )_ When the Pensacola Filar* clinch­ ed their sixth southeastern league pennant last Thursday, there ware happy smiles all the way to At­ lanta, Fur Karl Mann, the president of the Atlanta Crackers, || means some good things to come for IU60. The Filers have a working ugu-ement with Atlanta, > As the Crackers fight to get a spot in the first dlvli)oa Maim Is sitting In hla atr-cun officu at Foaee-pe-Leon Bnrk In AUuutu contemplating who ho will cull up from tha Penaacola club nest season. Practically ovary player oh the Pensacola dub Is the property of the Atluntu baseball dub, and certainly those who had a major ijhi t iii the victory are high on the tote in pole for trials naxt spring. Pensacola haa alwgya been well Men. who limited Palalka to four hit*. Three (lalneevllle error* In the third inning, however, enabled the Aialeaa to score three run* on no hit*. At Leesburg, before 1146 f*n*< Manuel Fernando*, Dodger catch­ er, waa married at the home plate to Marta Munoa with Judge Truy Hall parformlng the ceremony. However. Leesburg failed to cele­ brate with a victory, losing • three to ona decision to Hi. Au guntlnu, and getting only nix nIU off Bene*, Saint h u r l e r . ____ j I ,t'»Ifln-I I||| fit** ftdrfdf ps ^w' Ijl-I|pennant winning years and 1242 i has been no exception. This year, two members of the pitching stall, and Alvin Kenue, ........ ....... righthanders, won dkn l l s i r u o K a P in e more Ilian 30 guiiies. The catching v J Il n u rs e J w i l l l l l ( p (department, ahiy handled by Norm —— ----' Wilson und the youthful Chuck Ch ic a g o , Aug, n —yp)—ju st NEW YORK, Aug. aa-'V P M Kidman is thu class of thele.gue. how tough Is thu NOAA’s propos­ The New York Post Hoimt News1 ihu middle In well cared for by al to crack down on poil-aeason said today that ( 33,000,000 a dsyjuck ( Iled) IIuIIIn at second base —aggregating five billion duller* i unit Huy Williams at short, Out In football gaim-s T The Intent of the itgW policy re­ a season—is wngeit-d In the s-uun-' ss-i,lt>r tis-i.l Is tluli Thorpe, a lung I hull hitter. cently dratted by an association trv on haseluill. "Every penny of It is outside i ,Jf ()ll.K0| three have previous committee la mainly *to put the NCAA In howl control and not thij law," In* I'ohI *nlu. 'exp«rtafKu with tha Crackor*. knock legitimate promoter! out of In the flrut of a nvtitn ut ***'•) n|>ciii nil of lunt ■union with busineaa. V clan, IirrmI *»n a monlli lung ,n'j Atluntu umi thu uumu goon for The,Orange Howl folk last uulry by five reporters, the new*.( |Ju||U. wuiitmiM Is spending his weekend protested that the NCAA paper sold: second year in humhall fresh Ifrom "Uaselmll, cleanest of ” recommendation that competing the college campus at Auburn, fesslonal sports, Is the teams receive SO per Wat of "goto , .. , , Ala. Thorpe Is a three year man two seasons at rccelpti" would wreck the Miami center of the largest and most, B||tj dangerous gambling web In th« j.wnaM,.u|H. n „ |„d , h. league tn classic’s financial structure. They may or may not have nation * hlstoiy. «„.,i* o la l base last year and hit well takan heed that tha 20 per cent •It has become the giw lH l .,'IUO. This year hla fielding ,||iproV(f|, IOo per cant and on take allowed promoters also In­ source of gamblers revenue In tha ,||a h, „„ clude* concussions, programs, country, outstripping hur.e-.sc- , ||||t radio. and television - Tights and .i. i,...*'opportunity to put on a Cracker liasehali gaiubling, thu Post 'Jf any other Income resulting from Home News nahl, range* from ___ ' ’____ ______________ operation of the game, Also, ns in tho case of the "the ( 60,000-a-game prufcs.liJl,*|| U P O U T t t I N H R I K F Orange Howl which haa made a lot gambler at one end of the scale,' Hr A H SIlllA IW l I’ KKSH of physical Improvements In the the stirall poolroom holtur In tbs' " past few years, the sponsors— middle, and tha school t-hll.lrs-n,;' IIAHKI1ALL above thtdr 20 per cent of gross risking their pVpnle* on weekly N EW YOHK The New York receipt*—can retain "for the pur- pool* In candy stores, at the other (Hunts sold Johnny Mise. slugging Jiose of amortising or paying in- end." In the New York metropolitan that linaninan In the New York treat'' on rnpilul Improvements an additional amount up to 30 per area ulune, tho newspaper *uhl, Yankees for an undisclosed amount cant of the gross receipts. These » 10,000,Mill a day la liel on base- of cush. CominllinenU, however, must have hall, (IDLE The story added: "It Is difficult, been made before Aug, 14, the ( HH A titl- Peggy K irk , Find­ dny thu NCAA fomumtuu drew hut nut Impossible, to get leg*] lay, Ohio, captured m .-d ib it hullevidence tu convict, even though It* bowl pluKorm. In the Women’s Western A m a­ The dip Into gross receipts for gambler* operate openly at hall uts teur (inlf uuallfyltig lest w ith u IpdabtednsK* purposes would re­ them—and elsewhere." ng _711. Major league ball parks prosi- record hreakiug duce by a corresponding amount lnently display signs wsrnlQg the share of competing teams. TKNNIH There la bound to lie some tew- against gambling on the premist*. PHILADELPHIA — Mauroun Within the past two years, tha •tfpping-on In the NCAA's phut ('onnully, Han Diego: Laura Lon te place two association jtyresunt- article said, “ Thera have been Jahn, Palm Desert, Calif., and three murders of leading I tookatives on non-colleglate or newt .. Patricia Lowe, Ottawa, Canada, adding: . tadvanced to the third mun i of iho conference groups sponsoring bowl makers," kdillngi "The criminal baseball aynili-; ! ||«m| « IIIIU«| |I. h. (Hi !. I.wn tengain**, and tu rtipilru certification of any post-season games by the cutes. the uriderworld-coni i oiled hls single), rhumpiormhlii. -------NCAA's "extin events" commit­ Wire services that serve their clients and the hookmakera them-1 IIOHHE HAt l.Nd tee. But this Is mainly aimed at h alt­ selves have hangers-on around, DADE PAItK, Ky. Laird* Cut ing the mushrooming growth of overv hall club in the major lea­ (|H.H0 ) wiki IIn- fculuiv six fur­ "w ildcat" howl game* in which gues und some of the larger minor long race In Dill d-fi CIIJCAtIO—Johns .luy (*I.4U| (Hummers have a get-rich-qulok leagues." The temptation, It said, among won thu mile Turn Hundlcap st aim. Washlnglun Purk in Dili 1 6, ■ The same day the Orange young hall players with modest fifth or u si-mud off ('nalliiwn'* Bowl’s first vlce-pivsklunl, (tro­ salaries eslst* "Just ■* great sn newly estahllnlii'd world ..... .. ver Marrow, expressed strung op­ axteut as It exists for a low-sal­ HAHATUtIA, N, Y.-.Kky -Mirposition to the NCAA's financial aried hank clerk in a teller's cage ach< I f2.301 wiiii the fei..uted mile restriction*, the tiugsr Howl at who takes to associating with and a furlmig Fly Creek huiidtNew Orleans said It would adopt gamibler* and playing w i t h eap at Haratug* In t:60 'J-ft. borax*,' the plan at Ita next game. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. -Howe Bald Frank Hrhauh, president of Town <f 14.00) captured the mile the mld-wlnler spurts association and a sixteenth Handy Hunk purse In 1:4H. Which sponsors the deep Houth SALEM, N. H .-M mcH Chirk •rent! "Tho Sugar Howl commit­ (IH.tHM won the (eaturi-.l mile und tee believes It ran meat conditions B ulxieenlh race at Itoi-kliigliuiil In Hy FATr I'ATTKHHON ■of the proposed agreement and at tha guns time fulfill•!(* legal ob- Associated Free* Hporla Wrll*r 1:47 11-6. Pale Mallory and his Nu*hvi!l# MgOtfcin* to stadium bondholders." FROM N, Y. HANDI.OTH dr second [ NCAA compilltee's howl, V'd teammate* scored th*Ir Th*|--------WAHIIINtJTON - ( /p ) - T h e VMtimmsndathins still await ap shutout In a row laat night, 4 t f Waahlngton Henaturs have four oval by the full association at 0. over the Memphis Chick*. The big rlghtnandar pitched former New York sandlot stare i annual meeting In N*w York five-hit ball In whitewashing the on this year's team. They are MSt January. Chicks, Mallory received superb Outfielders Johnny Hlmmons and ffeldlrlg iuppnm:Trom hla club In Sam Male, Pitcher Mickey Harris marking up Tils Kith victory I-gainst four defeats. Leftflelder Hama Bay Mallory with a two-run ■mash In tha seventh that hno«l od the Chick's veteran Hugh Mill* By AHHOCIATKU PHKHH The Columbus Cardinals nipped t-ahy from the mound. Jacksonville Tars, 7-4, and • i*l Charlie Keller of the Yenkeeg Igst hight In the first of three ‘ •headers slated In tha cur- h u a ,806 batiing average for nt *sr Irloa between Ihs two teams, 18 World Serial lamea, Amoftf rtf more twin bills and n hi* 22 hlta were five home max, lie gams are schsduted In the t three day*, , flfth-reoking Tgrs. i fourth-place R,d Bird* ure was tha onl| The tioubld fsatur from om Uhlnd behind both tlm*i time* to South Atlantia League CO i I ijiY onini* tuts over tho that went on y xlAtra lost Protest Against More Money Is Bet NCAA Rule Made On Baseball Than!?«•"» ,nul “nd By Orange Bowl Nauhvllle Void Win Shutout Over Chicks K Columbus Card* Defeat Jax Tara County Dog Track CHICAGO, Aug. 23 -bP)—H<J»* Tho Volusia County Kennel Club 1 NEW YO R K , A u g ................ will be the first race track In thu Jackie Robinson continues t., show State to naslst the State's Educa­ the way in the N ational LegfUf's Individual batting rate hi* tha tional Fund. Pres. William I,. Huntley an­ speedy Brooklyn Dodger a-cotid nounced ull profits darived from basemen's average la sinking, Including gnmen of Sunday! Hob Thursday night’s racing will he Inum wasi hhut st a .868 l t t lug ' -------— 'unit, ' “ a turned over tu the Educational of seven poIn ts from Ns avFund, which In turn will be used drop trsK" of a week ago by the State unlversltleu. Hnos Hlsughter of the Ht. l.outs All tracks will follow the Vu- Csrdlnsls la a distant itcoid at |u»iu County Kennel Club aiul set j.326. seven points more than third rslde thu profits from one night plan Ralph Kfner of Hie Pittsof racing, for the Educational huigh Pirate* commands. Fund. The Leaders: ■Huntley says in urder to make the amount turned over to the I'lsyei, Club G AH It H Pet. Educational Fund as large as ims- Riddlison, I). U<! 463 in m .368 oibU'i special races are being plan- Hluiighler, C. i n 4ibi r,b I I i .326 1)3 412 ;u C l .318 Klrtcr, P. ueil by Iho truck. 117 463 84 Ht :;jfl Thu .State Haring Commission Musical. C. has announced that since tin. Vo- Munhail, (1. 103 367 CM 1:2 .114 Schd'ienst. C. 112 476 U it? :uo luslu County Kennel Club I* using Thompson, G. 117 402 7« |72 JUKI one of Its nights in the middle of G 112 4U7 711 I I I 308 the see ion instead of ut the end, Lockinnu, 116 442 (It j.IG .303 Hodges. D. -t will I'hunge closing night from Ksiak. 321 42 1)7 .302 C. Icpt, .PJ to Kept. 31. T V C lubV use By FRANK ECK AP Newfenturca Hports Editor NEW YORK— Elliott Murphy, a ,'10-year-ohl marine engineer, hu* turned hls liolihy into Idg business. Eleven year* ngu Murphy, u Hfe guard ut Jones Hunch, singed an Impromptu one-dny water show for n group of orphans, It liecame a hubby with him. Today hi produces his own Atiunahow v/lth a cast of tm at Flushing Meadows, whom Hilly Hose's Aquacade held sway during ths World's Fair. This is the fiftli season for Murphy, who rente thu amphi­ theatre from thu park depart­ ment, Home Hatuiday nigh* poller estimate that us many as fi,(H>0 I.tuple have Iwen turned uwuv. Tha ainphi theatre hold* about 3,300 persons and includes what Murphy says Is the world''* larg­ est stage- 300 faet. Ills back­ ground is on a VH fooi turntable Murphy's Aquushow Includes former Olympic and national i.quatlc iliiiiipoliis, diving acts, « - 0-pc orchastra und n program of vurlely ads. Featurrd during the 111 week* of the show are Jean and Joy Fltxsliuiuons, grnnililnughtcra of Hob Fltssimnions, former heuvvtelght I'hainpliin. The Fltxsimmons sisters rail their act "Aqil*loitlcs." They go through a rou­ tine of writer bullet and precision : wi milling tha I leaves the customi is gasping. And they turned pro­ fessional only two years ago, A* mein bn H of tha Nawaik Athletic Club both Jean and Joy won New Ji'iacy ami Florida AAU championships In freestyle swim­ ming from fid to 440 yards. In (ha wlntrr they leava thalr Urasnwood Iuike, N. J, home and livu in Miami wheru they appear in hotel wutui shows. For those wlw crave diving, lba Aquashow has Mafdhall W apn, t2HU (Hymidt- diving champion, and liolihy Knapp, former national individual ilOtl-meter medley swim thauipion. Wayne, n peifuctlonlat at tha swan dive, missus a show or two every once in a while. That's becouse lie's u (tuns-Atlantic pilot itml files from nearby LaUuadia Field to Houth Africa, When the show ends In midSeptember, Murphy will lake it easy, lint not for long. When January roll* around he’ll get busy lining up hls talent for 1260. Toward not u rn ton’s Ted William* today apparent­ ly is headed towards hi* thud <v i,-u e fry. W nln a Habit, Rol­ straight American League batting lins Mstan, U I . . Bsndoear. Athor ; Champ, Poatr " y a , Hahor, ju t title and bis fifth since 1241. Williams, now In front for thrsa Jinks. tKeoxD warn a/iarbe Mile straight weeks, had a pac«-**tIS ee* ad ball datir deeblel 1,1 itie’ i.ets, Tint Cargo, »uttsr ’ tlng .368 mark according to off*full. Oicaf V., GD’a M'r Bird, cial figures computed through last % black VUtn. black Zina. b#ai Sunday's aimei. That was U r t,r”t r oTs h a ll 4 a » r 8hU T H H *D H A C K n it/>outrun. B /IS Ib s H it * R o ln * H ir * ’ ii» iw « y t u y . ' K s l l o f e D t r o i t , w h o h a d .J40. Ijit. a r t e r Hhsve, bte-1 55 s lu in g k in s . , Candy Klssea. T e rb y , Rye Bob Dllilnger of St. Louis held t h ir d sp o t, d e s p ite a f iv e - p o in t Hya Uluea. ■lump to .337. rolRTM R A fl S/tetka MUe Th# batting leader* ( Through llaji Mcttulr*. Jaunty Julia, Roy­ al King, Anniversary, Bunator A. aravy, Red Termllu, H’llag Can*rS "*B K H P ,. yon. y i r n t hack g/tatbe Mile Muddy La Mar, Joy Joe, gale Itlnxi**. MoMen Star, leina Twla- * _Dill'gar, S. _L 103 404 M 136 .137 SS.T' “ iiSS 'fi 1“ :SS wI;-.im-r* n V i!..K''“ *' U . nt fl * h inn seat 1A« If.I fillf I D i” flag.,~'B. lOt) 466 101 161 .331A SIXTH HAC'U g/tdtba Mile I'nrnull. I’onto I'ele, ' Mitchell. C. 112 476 64 152 -312R Mary Kolloway, D, 163 304 60 123 ..112 113 466 85 142 .305 U7 433 M i;,2 .306 Turssa. Butting null. MuilalHon. p oky, B. ■ucky class, I’ray g Darkle, Wla. M|ehj ^ u c T in Siever*. S. L. bkvkxth h a c s i a /ie th a a n * (‘•(ip e r I'od, U olo, H a c lflc (la id , Stephens, H. rtn d lu iit Itud, Onby F ay, RaadlX, Doby, C. w ilf u l llu lw u . D row n Oal. 106 363 01 107 .303 112 477 84 UT 300 I ll 417 00 125 .300 R IH H T H H AC K g /IO tb a U ll# B unsirlpu, P r a tly P e rl, B ill's IICINHV recovered tiulll pUKU, Kathleen Duian, 5, of Bayonne, N. J., has been named 1919 Poster Glr< |n drive for Sister Kenny Foundation. Here, Kathleen holds poster appealing for fund* for Sis­ ter Kenny brunch In Jersey City f- M IN IIIA i.mui'M (fnferridlio.ialj I. Pet UM Medical Center. T»n in .S3* |injrhlint l*H4f h .5*1 -*4 K IN G RANCH IN JERSEY .551 II <4 Hi .\ tim iM tlii* -550 111* I'n fill kit ATLANTIC CITY, N. J . - i d 'i M U ’D IIII RM R# .5.15 I»t4 Thu King Hunch of Tuxus, sccotid €3 IK .414 10 In monuy won with $4H(:,h:!2 lust m ill IM141 47 77 11» 11 l,r**MlnirK 3(1 V I II* 4*14 year, and Wlllluni Hulls, whuse ll#»iilta Yr*f#rdm horse* placed third with $-1:10.202. o r In m il. u i I m y t iin n lin tu h Pjtd. will race portion* of their -table ruin nt tho Atlantic City meeting I i f Lit m l u i H A iifn rtl, pi<1 Ciilumet Farm, top intmey winner Ht A iitfiiM ln i* 3, l.«*i*Rt»iir« 1. i l i t l i t f r v l l l f i 7* 1’ fila tk t* 4, lust vt-nr. fur the remainder of ( llM f f l T u fla jr thu summer wilt confine i* racing I ’<iJutki4 a t O rto m lo . to Chicago and Saratoga. I m Lim it At L « « A b u rir, iiM vtn riK H x rifn n l D»aoh li t Ht, at O a lrita v llto . AtijfiiM lIriM . 4 R R R IC A X LMAUIIH -------------- TffAlU >»w Yurk w l. r e t 75 4 t .*14 71 t f f|n *» t l .510 MC.HEL'MH GET PKTT'HEH on LONDON—(/P) -HI* British museum* hid f t 68,000 for painti > t . lugs hy urtlst and poet Willium J(<iNt4in r | f v t in nit 4 r t i t l i t i l f l| ih ia SI 54 .41* II j Hlake at un u rt auction nml then got them for nothing, I>«trnlt <4 S I 417 I t f ’ h ltt* kd 50 O 417 I t A secret clause ill the will uf Ht 1.41thu tu SO III 15U the Into (Jruhiiui Rollerleun, Lon­ U - t h liiK t o n I * 77 .M o 14 don plliywright who eollrrteij X A T IU X A I I.t: A d it: Irnm Ht I.<m I n Jim n k lv r t If: i Rl Ilf I I ‘ IkI It* il f I |ltl IA Nmv York h M ih u r ih (21 Silt X 517 m* in . .tot ti .470 if Clm-lniiaii C h ic a g o tu «:i lle e u lte 11» it (5 71 .174 i< V e - l.l.lu , lliielun 7, Mntbklyii S. (Only seme). To give a bant slice a savory *' *** I M«*MiM*e . riarut u u ........... - • ■ , „ T!’ • haste It with pineapple Juice. Saute V II* T H HAC K 1 / t it b a M il*, slices In....a .little butter T ’ln u a - It'ih * . M lk y , 15m .pi« . . iplneepple ,------- ................... - ........ ...... ■ J 7. »1 r. j j * ( , 4 * • *5!, • lin y , llu r n s lit * , C l'iu la . Ituekut. ___ liu lie r. lltin iN m iu i, rc-« n p" T in _____ K a g tr Tyj»#, * « *<Ji — Baby, I TI t 1) or o r m araari a rg a rin e , s p rin k14le w it h t-— b r o—*wns flr A y T ,,"■ n t,r M a u * • 1Ug f tr U*U' ! L «'«i ■ <“ *" of •«l‘ >■"‘I “ <*• MO I with the ham, Canned sweet poMHit ttan, T. Town. Alaskan. I tatoes are a quick accumpanlment i-cimr, lliisl* 55‘unvrr. My Barbara, I to this dish. Trim Trick. Murder P. u tn l* u ________ ro u t d u r a a n i.K iT in v a I ■ iM n tip * * - FIr»!-. Another Champ. College] L e g a l ix tllltc THXTH rack PfH»n!nil —r * lt'8* 'f*"n e y tile d , I . lllle | v T lT H 'K OK A P P M C A T IO X FO» TAX Ilnur. 1 ,- u , lic e t B lu il t'HAPTKU llttt UP IWM T h i r d s A f t e r H lin v e , D ic k e n s , lly e NOTICK 16 IIK IIK H Y O IVEN, live III lire , K n u r lh - A u o lv e r e n r y . H e n a lo r Thet llorleiieu W. Ilouinlllat hold­ er of Tax Certificate No. I I. Iseusd lin n , J n i i i i l y J u lie . K t f l h - l e . n e T w le t e r , H are III n - th# lei day of July A, t).. 1147, h al riled snnir In my orilu# and l i a M a ir . H lr u la M K d a r. M in i, B e ilin a H u ll. I'n n ln Pale, made application tor a ta * d i r t w to he leaued Ihereon. Bald certlll.I 'r n y ln a D n rk le . B e re n th — W i lf u l llu lie . P a c ific rate emhracee the (oitowlng des­ cribed property In ihe County of U nlit, ( lu lu . I l i x t i l l i — (J n re n 'e Hun. H u n s lr ip * . Memluule, Btale of Florida, to -w ltl Lot 1 lllk I t T r 7 Th* Town I tin ’ k o n . or Hanrord n m Hook I Pag** N in th — H e e l H u n t e m a il, M lk y . I l r r y M a ureen. I I lo 14 * I I I I I I 111 Its * It? T r n l h — I lu x le W e a v e r, B o rd e r C. leem, r. ig| illnke’* works, spuclflod that "In­ stitutions serving tho public should I,uve free the works for which they were prepared to pay conilduralde sum*. The *a)e of KuberUun'* cnlieclion uf painting* bv the 12th Cen­ tury urtUt brought a total of J4216,31)6. Those not taken by mum 'Uiiir and art galluries were bought by private collector*. THINK WE’U The aeseeeinenl or the said pro­ perty under Ihe suld ctrtlficet* (eeued wae In Ihe name ul W. O, Jacobson. tlniesa said cerllllcale shall be redeemed arcordlm- lu law, the properly daecrlhed therein w ill be •old lu„i. the hldhssl bidder at th *A on the flret W court n iio s * d o u r Monday in the mu nth or Btptemliar. I I I * , which I* the 5th day of Heplemher, I ad baled this Dill day ut August, 1141. <) 1’. IIKIINDON Clerk Circuit Cuurt, Hemlnole County, Florida (Circuit Cuurt H.sl) COINS SWIMMING AGAIN THIS AFTERNOON? LAIJI1H FKHNK'K'H WORK NEW YORK—(A*)— Fred Han­ ford, sold to the Yankees for 1100,000, would have won 30 gums* with the Ht. Loula Drowns last year "If we had Tom Fxrrlrk as a relief pitcher." say a Brownie trawling senetary Charles DeWltt. Hanford won 18 and lost 81 lost year. The Browns obtained Fcrrlck from Washington last (k-toiler. and Third baseman Eddie Yost, A ll hut H arris played fo r New York University. a Ibis SURE , .. GOOD FOR TWO OR THREE DIPS A WEEK SINCE THE FAMILY GOT ITS ALL-ELECTRIC KITCHEN! FISHING TACKLE * Shftlpcpfftrt Gltaa Rods NSW LOW PRICKS I H ED D EN PA L T E M P E R and T R U K RO D S Y n , M o d t r n C o o k in g ..,E le c t r ic C o o k in g ... k c o o lo r , c lo o n o r , Qlv* your houio » tonic. Pop It up with » coot of DuPont Paint and protoot tho aurfaeo with a gleam-, inf ihiold of daullng color. DuPont Paint coota looa ' to um bocauio it goes further and iaata longer. Our advice on pointing or any other homo improvement plan la youra for the aaklng. c h o o p t r . . . a u t o m a t i c I W i t h a l l (h it o t h e r t i m + o f l t t Q b o r •ow n of an a lM c tr k k itc h e n it m v o m e x t r a t o k u m t i m e . . . m o r e f u n o u t o ff l i f e l Y o u c a n ’ t l t c t r t f / . f f c u r lu f c h s n q N a t o n e * o r b y M » y N o g w .Y o u r f a t M p , sst u m a s e m m a t . .. m m A w av nH • • , jm ■ qMM, M mm �i'-* • >* vi > • /-i " ►AY AUGUST 18, 1949 ITHIS SANFORD HERALD- SANFORD FLORIDA . 1. Legal Notice nr irn _ JCOTU m o F ^ " f t ? ™ * ™ ro * CMAPTRH treat o r IBM ^ n o tice 18 HKRMjT OIVKS S f i f e S . a 'V . V C Ih* l a day o( J u ly A. It, i m t . haa nird ramr lit my office and haa mad* apidlrntloii for a tea dead to b* F18HBRMAN GBTS A N A ** HELENA, Muni.—GTV^Jamea Cline Wsnt fishing, caught l» H»h mill dUln’l want In retutd empty* handed. So whan ha caw a rattla* make b.nld* tha Hall a . ha headed i “">• he lassoed II with hi. ft.', ->na, brought It to town ana gate it to a carnival, ll i a u i d th e re o n . Bald t - e r llf Ira t* em brace* th e fo llo w in g d ra c ritm ] fr o p e tty In th a C o u n ty o f 8«m ln|o la . d ta ta u f F lo rid a t o - w lti 4.01 t B lo c k A, C h u luota F la t B ook I F a ir *1 l » u * d thtreu n Bald certificate rmtiracea Hit fullowlna dtacrlbed property In the County uf Betulnj I». Rtate ut Florid a to-wtti I o>t a l m i K v a n t T e rra c e , Tin Hmnniriii uf the raid proFlat Book I 1’a a r I * Ipartr under the aald cartlflcat* The aeaeaament o f th e aald llaaned waa In tha name of Haiti* p ro p e rty under the aald c e rtific a te . dtrlckland lln la ra aald c e r tific a te a jia ll L> leeued waa in the name o f Id a Urnmley lle lra . redtem ed a c c o rd ln c to la w , th Cnlera aald c e r tlf lc a t a aball ha p ro p e rty d ta c rlb e d_ th e re in w ill be h lg ..................... h ra t bidder a t the redeemed accord in g to law, tha fold to tha ‘ houaa dour on the flrat I property dtacrlbed th erein will be o u rt unday in I Ilia munth_ o f.......... Ite p.......... te m -! -"id to the hlaheet bidder a t the . . . la tha l. l h . . day of. -''mr* -----hiitiae door on the flret her,, I f f * , which Monday In th a munth u f Heptem Penteinbar. in to her, t a il, w h ic h la the t i l l day o f Dated th la l i t day o f A u f u t i. Krpiem bar, l i t * . ft). I '. it id thla and day o f A ugust. O P. H U U N PON i»a» C le rk C ir c u it Court, O. P UK. I IN I KIN tte m ln u le C o u n ty, F lo rid * C le rk C irc u it C o u rt. ( C irc u it C o u rt Heal) H einlnult C o u n ty, F lo rid a N COURT OF TH K COUNTV |“ ,,fu" 1 ourl W,B|> JU1K1K. HRMINOI.K COUNTr. I B T A T K O F F L O R ID A BATE. I re the Eel a le o f hods U E n in a IN F R O -1 ------------------------ M iritE IIP afpm cation tax n r r n iti. v e ii. ii t ie s , up IHott’s Wife Is Star Attraction On TV Shows hum 2IUIIIV |J| llltiie Mill Hit? -on qiioletl. L’ l s - k C ir c u it C o u rt, B a m lu o le C o u n ty , F lo rid a ‘ C irc u it C o u r t B e a l) ArlideH Fur* Sale * — ft ; *»— 2 BEDROOM house, compute elec- 1 20 ' trie kitchen, clean, (loud locu­ tion, lawn and shrubbery. Kasy walking distance from business district. Immediate possession. Price 17,000, terms, flood value. Off 211 W oitK W A .V iiii) T R A r n iR — 1) WOHK Free cKtiniHlcs mt plowing and iliM'Iny farm or garden plots, . Also ileuring nnd grading Imildi ing lusts. Fhone 1117 J. Juck i Russell. jl .UWER I’ Rlt.KS. ha pert watch repairing, G. C. hollows, Home Simp, 1700 Sanford Ave. PHouo | 1143-J LAWNS Mowed, low prices. ^ Jen^JjU rd^lim n^^T O Ji^^^^ D r. H en ry M c L a u lin U tilfim e lrlN t I FI Magnolia At a. Chon* 51J W A L L I'A l'K K - F A IN T S TALBOTT'S —m m k i n — I M9 I fflMfltl tl I IPs 11r«n iv I'hunp* llM -M I'ulrHfrn 8iiil I'npri ImiiKM* DOZIER and GAY PAINTS ahe: “Beat for the South" I* *“£ * * ? KU'h'Vs"-*.Sv. .r uh". ^1.1"*1 M'-: s r K 'U:V.» «» •*’“ .....b. **1 You'll c r o s s one w u n y d f your fliUMIN Ml w s i i i - n i ttm rU ____ cify Duller and G a y I'n inls. DAG I'utntB are best fut tha ■( South because they’ic made for tha Bout hi Try and Stop Mo You can't find hettvi quality anywhere- at a lown price. --------------- By BENNETT CERf F o r u fu ll B u r nt /*\SCAH WILUK S I.....m o ic nook to the tu.itoiuv oitlcer when I I ........... , . ... . tiling: todeeloie eviept my gpitiua" ' , ' keil-- Hiuvi* tu.tl — still ted 111m on tin- wrong fool in tin, muntiy. .mil lit* get-up. Induilnig Mowing locks, knee / HAV€ NOTH!* bit’ci h o uml mlk stmkingi. , D6.CLAB6 e n e t p r i W illi i> big ciirn iiu w t’i m g ild ­ ed lily u vU 'iitu tn u iily tucked inill ills cool l.lpcl olll.ll'lc‘1 iio o ti w lic ic v c i In- appeou-d New Volk fuurul the utlKinul Omii 1 piaiturings iiillculous In BcjIuii 1hr Haivuitl stuilrnl tMxi> mine lt> in- Ire lute ill im> , m rn iggii.ltd veislon* of )>>• * 11-I"iimi) illc*s A1 a pnitv lit. 1 thr lullleil Mi Wil'U I'hviiinl Yuu Aiiu-li' can.- me I'lilllallllr* ivlm huir In‘ .i'li'■ the sin ini D'lupie ot Btl "Ami vmi nriswcinl the liost m - trying to drive us forth With llr jnwlsii" "1 1111 nss " A inllni .oily lady xnt ucxl lu Wilde Bark to Hclmtil ............. . d t i i i i i -h e i i c i c i l i n v c l c d w i l l i i i i i t In i d ia iy " ( J u ilc th e t i l i n g LUOOAtlE HALE t o 1" W ih le a v n u e d l i c r " I t ' s i l l w a y - g o o d lo lia V c s n m c t llllig s e llOn Metal or Filue a a l"'i< il lo 1 1 .id on tin - l i u t n N o o u t lo w . i- li- 1 lio n c lin e s , lu- l a t e r LOCKERS llu " i |" i d 1 d l l u . d ia lo g u e in t o I h i / / " / n i l fo m 1 0 / f ir o n ; K m m i l t m RmmRb STEAMER.S W in n lu n lo i n c d lo l.o n d o ii W ild ' n i s l s l n l A in e ilr u i c u l l y w a a PACKING TRUNKS d l H o . i II >1 i < .1 d n x c ii p c o p h in f in e I 'o lu iiiln is h u t i l a lw a y s w a s ft* M ts id s i sataa aMip «• I have three and four bedroom — Wurdrohc Trunks a U 'K 1 ut 1v lu n d ic d u p I h .n ld c d I n i i i o i m c y m e a n s s im p ly t i i * « Waa* A4» MtUafced IS Tl* ALUMINUM LUGGAGE hugalown, new and modern in isalsrl g srslfi ( t)luil|inin n y o l l lic p e o p le h i i lie p e ople tin tin - p e o p le a n d lo p p e d I I I matched sets bvat residential sections of Han­ h is I I ...... ... w ith U llo l lie I s a lly l h a l In used l a t e r In u p la y " W h e n i • s a * aa* i n ‘— 1 also nationally adit. ford. If interfiled In a home, I | Haw taa N t good A i i" 1 11 u u s d ie th e y go lo I ' m iib » lie u b a d A m r i u u n * d t r U n y Airplane Luggage ■aa ma before buying. , i S o n ar M | f tu Aim 1n a bv CROWN I •*. tiara la aw XI ra wards * 8 BEDROOM housa, furnished, AMERICAN TOUKIHTKH l in n t M one v, ktiiuwi Ctrl intliibsua s» Sim PtatWH irigHMa I0-—llUBinwig opporiunitieH Uaakie rasa sar Maak laa* MAXIMILIAN vary claan with modern conven­ iences. 4 , lots, fruit trexa apd Ih piatcbed sets or Individual ONE llelpy Selfy Laundry frun- O/AIIK IKK shade, 15 minutes from Sanford. cases cliise avalluhle In thla comniunPriced at f 0100.. $1000. down SANFORD JEWELRY and Itv. To uwn nil easy prufitnlde ____ _____ win »a a LUGGAGE CO. balance utt easy terms. |ivar *aa lalaakoaa aa a a a * ImsInrsH see Mr. Homer Stnffer la ra a d a a sstrg a l( raaa a a a a Cor. Ilrd. and Hanford PH. I.MB at llelpy Selfy Laundry (<u lie.I* Uaiad la Iks laiaaaaaa a s L Rural home, consisting of 6 acres 4011 W. 15th St. la ratara Bar thla a ie a a a a a a X t M 'r m wHh*2 ' bedroom hou^i DUg THKKM SPACE HEATERS tlaa tha aivaattaaa la aapaatad offered for Immediate sal* a t; *,MU * ^ |ifgnTIIBRH " KU* H,nu11 ll" ,l," ’l' s! » « H lucatlon, low lent pi Iced tu sell quickly. H»i $3600.00. llh. and Elm •sivti*. all Waal Ada d «M . ha •rrvtea. T Can of Herald. la aar s i t e aa iha day C. A. WHIDDUN, HH. j tiiiOD AND HAD aabttaallaa. Illi.tif. l i t S. Park Phone 1281, , UMM| pc diuetD.Special HxrviceB — I riaaaa aaNtr aa Mb $20.115, 12 . -------------------- — I used sofa bed It aa lir a * aaeata la $20.06 10 acre tiled vegetable and celery ( | diessci * -*• farm. Flowing walla, outbuild- | ;i pc bedronm suite $60.06 ALTERATIONS and Dress MnI Ing. lltiW W. lot. Street, Phone Inga, modern home, beautiful 1 B||philv used 3 pc bedroom suite 1 163-J . lawn, fruit, paved road. K*- Reg, pi im $800.06 $80.06 duced for quick sale. Illness. t B|jui,tlv mnl 4 pc In-dloom sulla VENETIAN BLINDS made ...... . Call 1500-J. I Reg. price I320.U6 $109.06 tier. Seminole Venetian Ilium H A N FO RD — n * MATIIKK OK SANFORD Co. 820 W. BrH, St. Phone SMALL Income Property umler, ]>honft 127 1168-W. $4,000 Cash to Hattie Estate! K; »•'!?'■ , u 1 non" Needs soma repairs—Five Room. EHIIKI MAN S Red Ruse guaran NEW FLCOHl. jurtaceil to pet fee ten! feeds f«r inure egg* and lion. Old floors made like new Horne) Detached Efficiency better chirks. _ Ylnishlng, cleaning A wrxing Apartment—Good Location, W&M / rme 16 A DUEL, DRACO' ITS THE rni'CHTON A WATSON Purtaide power plant. 22 y m c A Bee Jajin W. D. Moore 1201 Celery Avx. PLEASE DON'T SHOO? MEf IT WOUl^ MA9KEO MAN6 TURN ID Fl«l experience In Hemlnole Cuunty, FOR HUNT — 1 : UNUSUALLY Attractive Five Phone ll»* d . M. Gleason, Lake Mary. BE MURDER! I'M UNARMED/; Room Hornet Double Uaragts ’ : . . ..... U rge, Shaded U tt In Fins ENJOY Sunday dinner at Uney a MV G'!" )NE A two room modern afflNeighborhood. $7,600. Financed. I 76c also week day*. Lunchaa * ORLANDO Morning Sentinel. <>■ EMPTY Undo Evening Star. Call l(nl|>h clency apartmanta, Ideally aulted Sale John W. D. Moore | abort o rd e r a .________________ Bay, 1186-J. for individual or bualneae couple, Four. Two Bedroom Home* under 1C A r H Cleaned, washed A polished. __ location acroaa from tae Poet f4,000—City and Suburban. ' 271^,. g i*uWc Gal. Ben- CALL 617 for Battary, Geiierntnr and Starver service. Swuin's’ fg[ Office. Phone 660, Ben John W. D. Moore HUndartl Slatlon, Sanford Battery Service, 801 W. First tfodern furnished apartments. Eetabllahed Highway Busines* ti Celery Avenues. St with Living Quartera— Beer, MANS' Firestone Bicycle, light, k Alan efficiency apartment, Lupch, Groceries and Gasoline; , Downtown office-atar*. T ‘ hurn, speedumrter A carrier, LAWNMOWEKS ...............I, hiSanford Telephone—All Stock, cycles repaired, lock anil key ■ Apartmenta, 800 N. Part, like new. Call 463-W ur 1080. Equipment, Furniture and Leaao1 work. No waiting—work guar1876-J. ELEC. Washing machine, twin an teed. H. W. Shinns 11, .‘tin Apartment, Adulta, PH* D MOORR, Realtor I i0*’*' I'hone 438-W. 711 MellonEhit 4th. St., Sanford, Fill. private entrance. Go _ ___ 884 X. First St. I vl11"(Formerly with Williams Fixit D u lle r & G uy I'u in ts V arnlnhxM uttd KnuRielB Sea Stanley - Rogers Hdw. Co. 214 S a n fo rd Ave. STRICKLAND MORRISON, INC. (|uuiity Mdse.—Ilia lit Prices Cuurteuu" Sfiviir 'HUNK 200 ion li. FIRST NOTICE MIL W. F. M l NS ML W |IN Yearn III Suufuilll Now Associatt'd With TOPCHTON BARBER SHOP AIR CUNDITIUNED MY !» PHONE 148 FH AN N'l’MIKKB GAME ... AMP PULUNG FOR 2 K-jasrfii tl THE HERALD MAY (HJTtq Though mdoR bullet went LOMDWGQ IT Vi'ENT where veu AIMED IT. YOU SEE, LAST SIGHT I ADJUSTED THE SIGHTS ON THESE DUELING PlSTOSJ joiBfw borhood. 018 Mellonvllle. Fhone H06-J,_________________ I f B A better apartment your are looking for. 4 rooma A bath, i 8 . Park Ave. LAfiQE freshly path' Ihtad furnlahad partraent 810 M bona B18-W. A. toriit. rssjst- «w o r tUW ib = A » c iiU * iia W A N T K h - 4 — 5 Highest cash price paid for used furniture Ted Davla Furniture GOAT MILK K. 0. Meet, Phone T18-WS. Shop—We bu: Cu. 311 E. lit. Ph 058._______ Shop). ____________ jr i h i Hi* ELECTRIC ee A& 8 ,‘ Saaferd Motor A Bqpt. Do MEDIUM alse tricycle, muat be 988 W. lot Street In vood condition. Phono 1188. Nic$le, Silver, Oo|d plating; Pul­ y ■ ling. Baby^ shoes and utlmr Mil or 7— relH-Liveslock-HupplIwi ' URN1SHED AportmanU from BIRD 1)0 0 8 for eele—Regtaterod, 180 to tog 811 Path Ave. une 2 ribbon credit, young sun _ ,----- lea, when you don't of Wahoo, Phone 278-J P. O. IMi 14 aeree, ioe W G eiery Box 811, S a n fo r d .____ ______ venue. Call 114-' Po in t e r Puppita 10 moe. 'oidi' i Bachelor apartmeat, W. 4. Navy T-ShlrTi AKC Register, 706 French, Ph. Electric KlUhen/Ph. 14*^ Pwmltim paint, n l. i2jv.’SL»’!Sr'’u~ " Bar W A I/r H IS N K f tilt.I\ hi k n o w - um YVHien ghost -town flULCM 7 — ■> •ITCHINO 1itruntw 1 ♦rrcH-uM q u l c h 'Tj U" •aakea Braniod. IN'S PLATING SHOP, Yowelfe V Hat f o r y e a r s , when you spe­ OOYfN •liiuiiHltllllH Which ciashrd during it* tuke-oll at Reuiuhln field, lU ttford, Conn. M u Clirinld Slllke. Wife of the c ia lt’s uwnei died of hei ln]uri*S. SIX oil.u pci*ons. Including the idiot, w rie Inni' The g.uilp via* en rilole lu Bui Bank. New Jersey, when Uie landing gem rnll.ip.rd i fnferndfivatl) deiiM Vc T9A0I i— Heal KhIb I x For Hala— ^ i HKHALD Want Ada .— M S SC M MAKES MONEY LUEDECK- |/T) A young Ger­ man girl refugee (tom the Bovlet tone nicceeded In plerelng the Iron vurtain and making money from it,' In the British Zone lesorl uf TravemUtude on the llnltie, she sat up a furiin-i Welnmaihi nrtillery range finder. Em the i-qulvnlent of u nickel yuu may peep through and try to find out what jK giigs on In the nearby Soviet Zone. In medieval times, waning min lea agreed nut to campaign agalnat each other during winter. j &&pC£4SSfflf/i/m & umJi IT HO. PAGE F IV E ■ a- »'■ Impression Ratoff wasn't entlielv Re« bow’d you'd make out with kidding. In her gentle, unbunipti- lllcae; l| I uus way Miss Emerson luui m-i 1 I get laired in Hollywood— fielded n nuesllon which tin- man the big iiutoinuhlles, llie swimming from Hollywood had booted all pools, the rich houses. . . over the studio. 2 "Nearly nil the songs I hear .„ that. ...... these days are the lousiest |)lla She hits a habit of doing In other appearance on the ' uf trash I liuve ever listened to." ahow—called “ Who Raid That?" :t "I won't retire until my She uut-experiod R. V, Kullciilmrii, >hniiu* wcaf out." left Quentin Reynolds nt tin; pusi ' tliicst i-xpeil Emerson rattled Ewing, deceased, on thla llh /i'^'.d 'waa In' i lie name of t-M- and built up u three-lu-une mm I tlu-ui off in order: 1—dregorj' f of August, UJI. , Herd llh.om gin over one Elliott Roosevelt Hnli'tl 2 -Flunk Hinalra. 3 —Con■?' E. 'HO W LAND, JR . t t .J L .J 1,., csrllflcale ... ' , 1 " iUnless saltl shall he ," ,__ , > nle Mack. n f i n n f r n° e ifc tm f 1 ' 0,1 redeemed according to law. the) Imr husband. i One of the experts who didn't’ dldn t “ *-w ,N O |properly deacrlbed he "Mell." say* SB) qulimaater Robert . . . tlierelti .bidder . . . will deceased. „.i,| ,th# h. .hlRh#Ni hiehesi at thwi '. ,1ntv Men," ™eii. I'ogiu/e the Hntoff quote was Fttlil ,„ tohouaa lildupr .* ''litdikMii \|jau r.muson Piiiavrmiii isiiil [ court door on the flrat8tMonTrout, ipapet t Sllss min i|.. itoff.. He had » right to comlOTH'K (IP A P P M C A T IO X POR day In the month of ttspiemher, I It * not Juat became ahe dresses " " " " TAX 0N KD ' UifS. which la lha Slh day of|Un n televllim creel). |pllllll. C H A P T E R ir« a » OP ---------------------N O T IC E IB HEREBY OIVKN, Hi 1.,. *"d*lthli'V -l day of August,; "Beahtee. If there’s a loke hclng | istv ; concocted 111 the viclnltv she minis i ai I L. Tathnjt holder o Tax _. nldar of er-ltlcalr No. If, Issued tha 1st u. ('. HERNDON I to lie In on It. And I'm well iimne Sugm with some of it 111,1100 that she’d love to turn the tallies known iPnlvutlves Is used in mute and ask me u question I couldn’t thun tui indusiiies. a y o f J u ly A. D., IM T . has file d m i* In m y o ff lc a n n d haa m ade p p llc a llo n # f o r a UM a ldesd to ha JIM !. anewet." A» lor IMlie Emerson herself, the Mwn-eyrd btawn-e blonde from Beau hiont, Texas." look* on the whole thing a* juat good fun, "1 live working In television," rbo aavs, “and especially on a Bv Ell 1'RRAUH Ptugmji with no rehearsal*. I (For HAL BOYLE) |5 | , “ J***1 Mok nut of working NEW YORK. Aug. 19— It! , Wh bright, qulck-thlnklng sound* like a terrible thing to *av ; ..**.?• , ... , . , , about a girl—specially whan .h e*.'.,, 1,1 u' ‘lo " an dctreia and aa pretty aa a iie e - * * u * u ? " 'Y o w n ' * * * comments* lor, and not lust atiout recipes and ripened peach. But thoae rutnora you’ve been fashion*. . , . "No, i don’t du any apeclal hearing are true, and truth will studying liefore ‘ Who Said That?’ out: Thla Faye Emerton Rnoaevelt la I just rend the seven or eight pa­ brighter than a ahlny new dime, per.- I read every day. "Fan mall? Yea, there’s been and a Roosevelt dime at that. In four appearance* on a radio- ‘tulle u lot. It'» surprising ln»W television aula ahow, the lute inanv letters begin -f a m a reITeilde ill’s dang lUgi-tli-law lias buhhcun but—.* "There was one priceless tetter done more than atump the experts. She ha s ta w led th em o ve r S ta h w *"•'« J - , * ™ n>i. understood fvi, Vham irintrirv "omptliing I ’d said nhout Thomas left them . . I K H.wey She wrole In to co m *' It Is not fa ir th at she should | |lJttltl r ,, , H]Ud him « Red.” : have so much beauty and so many |„ WIC|, 4Vssl..u ..f "W ho Said bratns too. growled (ni-gory That?" T .o u t reads q u o tatio n s ' Katoff. the movie director. In a from the week’s news and a panel , R u n ia n «ccent rr thick me the or wuu UM m* cxpvrU i pom Hour cream on a rhetae b lln ti. 1 *t i l*.............. »• ■no w n — e s to na m e the w ell-k per* Nti (TIC E IB H E R E B Y I11VEN, ;0 A L L W HO M I T M A T CON T iiin .r J. I t H ill h o ld e r o f T a x C er'KRNi o III, leeutd the let Notice la hereby given lhal J K iltl.atrf JN lj . !>., . .. tIM ____ T. _ hae _ ... filed kowland, Jr., has filed hla final l'.1.1! In umy o ffic e and haa made Veport as ^executor of the eelaie ta x deed to be fthoda n. Kwintr. deceased; T h e ,, ,or “ Bald U * - , cMe rtific a b* thereon te [e haa filed hla pelllloa for'flh S -»»• r*v**"7** . ' T.V ( W i <30 N O W I CM BEGINNING T O THINK THHKE'6 tfOYYITHINd VSRV UNHBALTWV ABOUT TTCHIJNS GULCW ' Ph. 1249 Doier and Drag-Line Work: ’0 specialise In pasture wmk and grass planting—Ed Uavk Complete nuto paint Jobs, $19.96. 16 paint Job* St, PAUL HOBINHOK TVK acuou COAMl- NS WITH O A ll 'N* < iSuyO* I'MQOHO TO •M ia AOOLNO I flNOWrj aouJ1 if ' I • . •__ __ nL.___'» N 'i': ". 2^- \Tjet9i ■.:AH.i'.i'iinJ �THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA DoYouWantTfl Well, Here V am To Play Canagta? Rci^,r‘b** ”|J* s On e Sure Fire LowDown “ ^ , Charlie Singleton Stationed On Guam _________________ - — TUESDAY AUGUST tt, 1M ^ Radio Station To Individual Income In Florida Up 4% Secret Data On Begin New Series ATLANTA. Aug. 23 -(/P)-M oro Army Purchaiei Of “Give Awaya” money— |3,96A,000,000 more -was | ICtaH xss* r*mm P u s Oast Mr*. M. G. Hodges, aecretary nlafnlt of connection* between SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., Aug. for the board of directors of the high armed forces officials and W ’h . W enn play that new game everj- ^ lr,|nn|(, County Tuberculoel* and 23 - (Special)— Recruit Charlie the Coniolldated-Vultee Company, Singleton, Jr., whose parent*, Mr. body'* talking about—ennssta.' NEW YORK, AuJ. 2j altoul—ennssta. * ■-*' In the hands of resident* rf seven WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.1—(/P) maker* nf the huge plane. t.d on |I firm »n,i pMrs. Singleton, ___ _A**ociatlon, » __., »’ » !r •■**• u n , vCharlie iiiiiiio U iiig i« aveig uSr., i -* And we did—for one nolld Hour ,1Ileullh 1 w« * 0,nK «o tall jroi station WARL, one of tha southeastern state* la«t year. Rawlings is comptroller, or fi­ about r l f r > nal . ° «*L conference of reside at 1616 Mnnguntine Street, —Radio nnd 42 minutes. That I* the ■ ebout how to p ita A n u ta Income payment* in Georgls. .i„ . *•-» — J Tuherculoals groups at a recent first to fall under the Federal nance man, for the Air Force. game that is navipf ri great i ntlirrn tried to tench me the g»me t noting conference In Cocoa. Alabama, Mississippi. Sanford. Is now attached to lh* ; (jommunlcmttona Commlialon’a crl- Florida. He said the design competition,* vogue among canaata player*,! while I kept one despairing eye Mrs. Helen II. Hurtchaell, local Unlted States Air Force* «m,,|rn| eye for Ita "giveaway pro- South Carolina, Tenne.ism? and held In 1941, cost *436,823 and the on the silent nnd dark KV srt. North Carolina were $20 909.000.but eomethlng and—■ ___ „ rammagB H wmi— i xecutlve secretary of the Acme* (}UBn)i back with a new grams” I* coming______ first two experimental model* ‘ .M nw -... It? He is assigned to the HI 1th En­ •------000 compared with JI7.047.0O0,Well, why b e "ro y -V about They told me about melding, liidlun and Mr*. Edward Klrcher. 139.476,234. 000 In 1947. gineer Aviation llattallnn as a rriles of prlae broadcast*! What enmo up la that my brand . station announced Its plan* The figure* include Income re­ construction worker. In this ca­ The n*w canasta rule book (price fU And about "going nut" anil .iilte the H i. p r r » . statement of waa held for FCC’a . y -----......... us ceived by Individual* from all got ripped down the middle, my , r *, out concealed." It seems ailniinistrntive training of nxe- pacity he contributes to the con- .despite wife went to . bed with aI t Saick »lckif?,r .p is n dlfternnre. And about c itive secretaries of tuberculosis struction of runways and hangars i , ,, .*** ‘" " ‘ It la moving in to sources, reported C. Parker Per­ " l the cost of aircraft. -- —■« w ie ll IC K l which house the many H-29’a on ,,,omh mo« “f the popular prlie son*. director of the legional Uhlariache, the l.areene don’t love Mark threes, which contain more gioups. One, he said, Is the "flyaway WASHINGTON. Aug. 23-</p; cost" the Inland. i l’‘°»trnrns now on the air. The 8. Department of Commerce of­ ui any more, and 1'va got to mysteries thnn I’oe found In Ihe which include* virtually Mrs. Klrcher told of the origin— Senate investigator* brought out everything In the plane's manu­ buy Imiurtrd In January of 1949 )n. com,,,‘H®l°n *«'d It will adopt new fice. iy a television net. »et. ” " Rue Morgue. ntlon of ('hrlstmuH seal* by Emily Tampa, tin itrrived A breakdown by *tatex, with his basic n ,?*• ,‘'*cctlve Oct. 1, designed to todsy that Major General Herman facture out spare parte and hegan at "You got the fhlgete, p*IT" r,UseII In Denmark In 1907. training at Fort Dix, New Jeriry. , I,ue'1 P^ugranis a* lottar- percentage Increase*: Feldman, alter giving infonnation ground handling equipment. u .. S!ii Mill asked finally. "You act even Alabama. *2.686,000,000, Flori­ Major point* of the tuberculosis t. W ------The other, he went or, Is the! i’rlor to his enlistment he at - 1 n> 0M^- -•» *’• the i ! If,n" ,,d * t me over the stupider than usual tonight." piogiiiin were discussed throughFCC’a power to renew, or not to da. *282,000.000. four per cent! on Army buying plant to James V. ' total program rust" which cover** for iicrnilssLo,,f,r*J!if^.r' I was about to reply rutllnglv mil the day, Including education tended Crooins Academy at San- renew, station license*. Georgia, *.1,078,000,000. »lx per­ Hunt in 1947, advised a purchas­ everything. aulred' "\Vliv .1, iBni n‘ when I noticed that my fistful of of school pupils and adult* In foid, wlicie he was active in foot­ WARL broadcaats from Arllng- cent; Mississippi, * 1.001,000,000, ing officer to get in touch with Under these definition*, he con­ K c n n . M a f * n t * " ,Mrn *" cards Included some matching I.hiIMi. c* hBj finding, patient ser­ ball. ... .. „ . 1 ton. Va.. In the Waahlngton, D. C., twelve per cent; North Carolina, Hunt. He told the officer that tinued, he estimated flyaway coet vice -------While on (iiiam Recrnit Single- inr.trop«»ltCan area. It war among •3,6.11,000,000, seven per cent; * "Why should » . v « i _ l , W w * ' 1'ieens and nines. and administrative pactlca. Ionian avull himself of the inanyi |h|> f|Mt *igtlona to attract the South Carolina, *1.711,000.090, "Hunt hai ready entree to the of the first 96 fl-38's, before they Jovially. My mouth, however. was 1,,, |*ran L id "" " h,t’ were modified, as J3,276,133 each. — — ~ ■■ ~*" ~ recieatlonal facilities *h*f* commission's official attention to eleven per cent, and Tennessee, White House." 4iil.il HI tou Iion* wiIn yoMuil u enll.H I tan Ineld. The total program coet wa> „ -rnllll as iiwltnmlng, baseball, «"otball ,h<> now enormously wide spread *3,038,000,000, eight per cem. milk *““J fond favored by yogurt “■ Kdllh glared. "It's a rule «i The nation'* percentage in* I Hunt ti the management coun given as $4,892,39.’ eacn. Hie, u s - h i *w—• ‘ ---- ■ *............ lY undersim.d 7 H .I. L___ I ___ .1.111 cetera) ers) and ............. mv wife *hls game," -she Informed me chill„ . . , * e ll un-quwk l>pt> oi enlvl lamH natlaeMl n n ra g s oast I When tviicn on lenve reI U . wknia s r l i v i l i r s led llir Sen­ CJ4jU.sC All.* liaise y/v. i He referred to the Air Fore# leave he may visit Japan, 1ment. to sayi say.- "Why "Why certainly." me to rgfUInly. , Ingly, - , "that you say. ‘Partner, Authority at their request eo that Ilia Philippines, or visit the other Per capita payments by state*: ate inveitigations lubcnmmiltee to decision caily Hits jcai to Oooat So Friday night found m ol'n,‘* 1 K* r‘" 17 The FCC conducted a detailed they may have a backlog of work i Idondr Ir. the Marianna group. Alabama, J891; Georgia, 1971. the total R-88 piogram to 170 openmg the canasta rule book' I looked at my wife. I looked foi postwar If It waa necessary. examination Into a "dollars for Misslssippnl, g'ibh: North G'arullim. order a general inquiry into “ live planes, .............. , ...... With all the enthusiasm of a at the TV set. Something Inslda This project was an application answers" program which WARL J930; South Carolina, $885, Trim* percentera"— persons who get gov­ On tills basis, he went on, thA, boy confronted by "Elementary me snapped. wax broadcasting In 1947-48 under essee, J96B, and Florida. *t,t;W. for Ml whites and 100 colored ernment contract* for others for a “total program cost” la $948,596,New York with JI.H91 had the x , 1 on , lf"t day of "partner." I nnld, rising, "may units. Ifeaiinaea * ,« m rage Oa*| ■sponsorship of a Washington fur717. •*mml. I K„ (|1|t V. , '.The present session of Con­ . 'rier. This contest involved calls highest per capita incnn>' I " )'-. fee, usually five per cent. crews continued limn To this I* added the coat of de­ Feldman, suspended Army quart­ gress." be pointed ments foi tin* nation. Mississippi's | 1,41 '* to persons selected from the the hook* slnit^" ^ clapped Ami I made tlir door brfore the k'r,',,’,> he pointed nut, "voted iignlnst days old fire* In idler sign and the building of th* ex­ 1768 was the lowest. Wa-lunglon metropolitan tele­ ermaster general, was waiting tu perimental model*. "We ran't do It," 1 ..id grln -|r....... ^ ., Lub,l„Hanford c , ' ou*ln*public Ali­ iiioillitulnous western stilus. thorltvf,,r.and the In Malm, some gulns wer<i modi phone book who were asked ques­ te itify when Francis D. Flanagan, "The total dollar* allotted to the ning, "Canasta take* two’ derk* W,,|l‘ ru,r w"" ''irn ln bousing auHiority has been re­ after wind dllven fires lonicd tions covering the general Infor­ asiistanl committee couniel. read H-38 program to date, therefore, and we’ve only got that old one ,m,f tt," n 1 K" 1 home, rather quested to renew tlielr appliratlon out of euntrol ovci I I.UU'l lit res io mation field. w# keep around |n And the bottle of headache two letlerr into the record. Both ure $988,608,674.” as It was in 1946 or maeo a fur­ the Pnyettp Natl,mill Forest. An FCC examiner found that ICwallauea n t i a h i s Otsl fortune-teller should dron In " * I t,,,,l°** WM" missing from the Crews h|ho reportnl piogiesi the program violated the anti- on her Internal policy or will it weie written by Feldman. study nnd amend the applica­ My wife took It very well Ton ,,"',llrln*’ chest so I knew my ther agiiinst n series fires tu Velio*. lottery statutes. WASHINGTON, Aug. 23—(*►> have In the future.” ............." ry W .............. all. #" 1, ,0 ..° wife wss was feeling poorly poorly. I didn't tion. One letter waa to Hunt. Dated "While Ihe public housing * » . |"tone National Park, but thin wall. . disturb her. I slept on the slum" He noted, among other things, The note grew nut of Russia’* —The House Veteran* Committer "All right." she -said. "Card* July 23, 1947, it accompanied the tliorily Is n legal unit In Its *rl-nn " " ’f 1, f,r''MHl111 burned out of enn- that he had calculated that on the protest against Yugoslavia'* ar­ also voted to force President Tru> «in watt. We'll drop In on the I hu-ds on whhh those called hy rest and deiitentlnn of 31 reputed information on Army buying plans. man to restore a 10,000-bad alash r rL ir "I was thinking," I said al m.de. authority of the legislation, ,r l : ' v; ' r C I^rsen* Instead. I know you i ----- --* selected. * ‘ *"The * .i is s tha" govern. -------- wear were a*! ritliens. Tito’s government Witnesses earlier in the hearing had In proposed Veterans' Hospital that . V hiiiihiw "liaal*,, Calif, ' "I f . foreeteraji (Hi'phone hrenkfnst, "Hist you're rlfht the law ierpilres don't like them but— " 3 which I r *.h .a *?.Yern:i put $the * torch III 1.JHMI acre# n(! turned 270,900 Washington tele-1 described a* unfounded MosHiithfirlty, the C ity ! 1,1,1 i * , hl construction. "1 .don't dislike them," I oh- iiliout our nrrding n television set. inn of this letter. I. .- J Z >nlstr.almmt nf told j'li I Hanfurd. Hanford, must ul„.. give IIt. . n d « : ' grassland, hopingt to Iback.fir.* T * X . HHiiJ |,,hone subscriber* mlaht ..o!!®. 1 £?w • rll4rKr* i n« eecond bccuiiu letter mti.i waa to Brig. H , Mr. Truman last January can* Jictail. "It's just that I ran't I could order it through Rill's The -— * ee-wiJ. $,.* eland them. Hut they do have a firm a . a sort of pr.ro offering." »»'««.. *« " .''H ^ t that la in II. ' nre. r!,V "bi D.e U - melt! Uivu^w..1 ‘ ''“ rhose me nialo main m e aunt* w»i ; |( , v. llr ' \ ” '" " "''''v V' thoae "mr!!on, persons arrested us "trait-1 General Wayn# R. Allen, Tide let-1 celled $237,000,990 of contract auI HU'*. Mr. Higgins declared. television set. At least I can in llinlier and griming laud .if to* . .. years, except of course Yugoslavia has rharacierixedl t. r wae dated Nov. 19, 1947 when, 'horlty voted by Congresi for tho Hln-. sinllrd ............ and tlion ">—■ started ....... 1 ------..... ■ ■ • ' (I,, |)trsrnti.d till* proposal In H Hr watch tha fight*. .Hiiasla and Modoc National For- .I'L.... r'!?lro.l,at,!f ffl'ftceH of i orcinn while niutidMH.' fbe note* and the Incvltable Um "#orous Ic’c”1 ’"wnue kusmimis . The j imte; Allen waa chief administrative sddltlonal hospital facilities. Tha* white gnaidints. Hill and Edith Larsen parctl- to laugh and everything was “'J •||„, Cj|V r.utimisalon stating thal e ’ 0 1 , saidtheprisoners had"setiously Iofficer end puichaalng agent for involved cancellation of plan* for right. Except that I cant. s« I |f rnw fit to grant Ita rn e*1ly kissed us Miuimiicnt near tlu> Orcgon-Cnll(ir„„.,r,i ti._ . violated the laws of Yugoslavia by the QunrtormaeUr Corp* at Los 24 new hospitals ami reduction* In had planned, tell yon today all i|,irs e n ie u l he would contact Angela*. Feldman at that tim e, ihe else of 14 other*, ' “Goody," Edith said, "now w* about how In play eanasta --------- the furnla border. This fire, while Hie inveitigatlon program . ......... ; espionage and hostile activity." In | The Yugoslav not* contained two w.i* a brigadier general ln th e. Tho current Independent OfflcgL I'uhllc Housing Authority Imnird-1 ""B ' ^ progress. It* new glvcnwajwas is fur Appropriation Bill contain* fund.. lately and have offlrcra come wrr„ .................. he benefit of the Arlington Coun- other conciliatory gesturcti. Tito’s iori»* In Washington. I Feldman auggeetod that Allen for the project, but leavea it up Knnfoid to cberk the present pro- , 1 ( ( fire in the ly Hospital. It involves solicitation government offered to exhadlta the arrested persons to the Soviet "diop a note to Col, Hunt, letting (<■ the discretion of the President lly HOH THOMAS * " '" l ," " k" " nV changes In it pieripitous j|P| |*B (Canyon ’any'in c.orpr Hell's tiorgf "1 cash cnntril.uttiin from listen- Union "In the shortest imstlldc him know whst tho problem* of whether they should be spent, (C(iallaH»4 ►mm I ' M * ««»» that aie necessary or advisable. • ' ihe •S |11|h„ |()v,.r m )i)|i1< the |, n . . er. who will write in ui .Snake River along Id4 tcis who will write letters to i time" If that In the way Moscow the rounty of Los Angels* may The I'omniission, on seennd . .. . ■ The hill sponsored l.y Rep im i i v u ’fifiiT sTTZ O" iZ . ' Census Hureaii lias IiikI figuiMl >the ..lotion. went* It The note said Mo- offer hi. for I am sure that he could be Rankin (D-Mles) and approved hy ...... , r . .,.•■>* J fillir n .lllllM tO H T 1*1 t•-Hillin', passed all onllnanee gov- lio-dregou binder. ................... ..................-............ womrniiin i i.mres annoonnyi ...... |(f „ m mnilV wheir the In I'rtiilng licenses fur new and used Hut winds up tu 40 mile* nn IVi iters of tlirre letters will lie also applied Iti Hie depart in - of all of considerable lirlp to you If you the Veteians Committee today realiening tlm entile town of Gaines- ,.rr||K ||IK rl, e i of. .............. i hlldren ,, la J*ihi denlels. lids, saiil Cilv Man other Russian rltlxen* wh ............ .. .................. rmi Interest him. moves the dlsrretlonary authority vllle. Tex., for n flint based on ........ ‘ ‘ " noxious to leave Ytlgeslavin Whrn the committee resumed and makes tha expenditure manIta famed romniuiilty cirrus" ‘ , J»r,nglng pressme for new school'|,Kp'< MrKilddn this morn .'uV nle'si(b,iimfr|tlverV^.aVi, ..?PiVi''*l'"11" 'W ctu n lty lo’ ldon” luurlng* today there wae first a ,|a , oryi Virtually the whulo K f9JI6l’ ........... 7 ! " , " P.......f7 ,,r »f>0 «.n‘. " l . l S ? " r t " " w ht,y •>'"""<! Murray Replii’H •t last census) lakes part In Hie . h.e. h #r i '" r w,," ttm t,. 2.HIHI acre*. And “ lira f ,r t " l,B r"> Identify ‘ mnll 'in \ T /\ \McCarthy r7-,‘. 7.hv0,| , RW lr,1f) ||„ug(, A nl! |^bor J(,rl,y Committee ‘ He embattled which Senator |R Wi*( lined up elrrus, whlrh hart become well- Pw 7 V " " . n lr,'ll',rrn , 1 »"• "2*. ", B'»n'PH""ce will, n il.|„ ,.;M,| Creek near the aouth! n* ,h" l,m'’ U ln " w h a n said he expects pereonel "Hack* behind a move to force committed) rrnatlaa** Pfnm Oast known tliKiiiglirmt Taaas nnd Hie *• there II he more Hongs for !,tste Motor Vehlele rnquirenirnts,' fi„k „f (lie Salmon covered an" •' T' In the Induslry with th* io be made this week on tnomber* action on fedeial nld to education^ nation, All will take unit in the !"y' "chonls nupplvt"’";1 t"'v " $309 license however, other 800 acres. I ,he station had no comment on, -mice ................ R ,p. Hlma (D-OC), freshman due ittrinhei of the 1,600-man1 n,‘w F’L'C rides In annouiirliig! rppolntrnent of th" Huee-man of the committee. McCarthy eald fllrture, which will h filmed dur the pupils with hunks out of lax i riniisfrr of Hie lease on pro•'•""•V; H«* Iti others, psiHnilsrl/, l"'rty urrup etl hy Klatiou WTRR rrew flgluliig ton Hull’s Canyon ' hl' Ptogtam. board, whldi I* scheduled to make ' n i r / ^ o o T th. ^facla being n$r^ the ahmv'n tour. of »h. House, announced ................... ...... „ „ „ tho higher ediirational bracket*,! Gnm J. H Rivers to Myron Reek fire In Idaho died yesterday from r he comnilnsion said It will re- Ifccmnineitdatlon* for a settlement tent Ion / « « » " ■ , J"cU ,,rlng , at a committee "round table" ses‘‘Th* Gainesville Circus," i H v!u, , ,,nvl,ig for them, and for, 'V"JJ approved. .burns. He was Curtl* Kninlsen id K*r«l as a lottery any prise p ro -'^ 0*The truee ends Sept, 14. “u 'S m dUcloacd ^ . t Hunt' 2 motoring to Austin, T e a , where """"H r equipment, l.srnl lnstru-1 The (ouimlssloii derided to nil- Gem. Kns. I hire other* wars hot- g'*m in whltli the rontestsnt must ‘ amt David Bennett, whose name X , l MuM t i WHITE HULFHUR Sl’HINGS, the show opens Sent. B. lie'll n|„ •"'•d***- "nd a whole host of thlags vcftl"c for bids on a three Inrh ‘ intake u contribution of cash or W, Va., Aug, 2 3 —t/P)—John L. Hint merchants will be pnrllruwell, pump and tiling system for ,.."I '’• {’".th ln g of value, In which the Jorb color for tlm picture, which i.Vh v IliuM'io' .Ieii Lewis head nf the United Mine . . . ", MIAMI, Aug. 33 —(JP>— The selection of ... -onlestants wMSvniililll lTIV fJIVP» j *| fn Will lie urotillea.l. ,l.u m — a—II mriv l,-*rlv Klim Kl"'' IO *" 4'sell n you tins mil in- i i, “ii'i a nrw I’? '""i1 0,i MiamiWeather Bureau advlsoiy lot orrhance, ami wheretheInvolves pros- ,V lie prmliictd liy Merahnll Hiullng gasoline for Hie hot-rod. Mellunville Avenue. The roat of , , A. M. ( E8T) a ctiv e winner Is required tol>a, in1*Workers, made .ready todsy to iki prrsonal eherge again of ir ncRiwi rhalrniAit Ig convano th# commitrant. John I erek will atur. Ila Kdiool fashions ran hrlp^ make t', '’J « 1' ""hi Mr. MeKlldiln. , „U y r„|1(lWg. listening In order to rolled tha 11.. v mtrari negotiations with the soft b«' end Will loin the Cirrus of as soon aa ho a,I In,l.ialrv prosperous or gloomy, will lie defrayed by nilmlsuloiis l a x : N„lt(l„IIB| ,|„rln warnlngJ or—‘ «■ ,houM .tH over h” own objeettait*. t jf . Hhetwooil tostlfy. M l* mal Industry. Forest," P«r Innlnnru, laigi' niiinli^i'R of •Wi'lpU on ohII kmiiipr. rhunu I't hh! at C-iiimlUttniiiR At II A. the ha. r.fu.ed to call t h ,. Hennett la th# president president of .........., ,, . Lewis, wnn who nni has noi not nuenueu attended H ii m n h m .,i,....ii... t , r.ewis, high hcIiooI nnd college youth have Mmvd bvni pninmikod for m . if,P imrrlcAtio wah Albert Verley Perfume Co. He 8 r"up together „ n the education plHlI, thill H.i k ' r r v ' he recent session* with tho northn M. (K8T) oaar have made plain pnlrl fnr M*vct» mocliRnlrnl ftfru^G •*'«[ oMI* Red Hkeltou always keeps Ida been uiiiiig hutleas. Hut Imt* aru const ruction ^uf a new liiiseluill that the FCC'a , rn and western oni M l*.lively. He hi lived early for li ruining, bark In the rnmpiis, Ilia "tailium. and Hie i'omiiil>siiiiicra i,1m,„|p jpo ninth and longitude 1now rule.s will be I'halicnired In ipent the night In Clarksburg, w. which, It Irnr br«»n devilopcd, were1 ^ *'»ur forcing the liAnd of th« rouil before tho effective date. !\’ h . rent to Mn|. f)«n«rRl llirry II. H'hMirniAn, tin* committee will r«lireel scene nf "Yellow Cub Mini" hat makers say hopefully. Tho •**'■ that the riindlHon of the Held }r,n west, m ahmit 340 iiiIIph cast wholo qucntlon of ichool gtlll in III l tinged a sign oil a Hrniul NaiiieH Fouiuliitiou had the H,,|l8 ‘ «"s would lie an essential „ ( m AiiKUstlne, moving northHe left there this morning with­ VAiighan. prcaldent TuntAfi'a mill* I °l>en of H*r* Hm pn'iert. ward aliniil 20 miles per bout and theater maiquer to rend “ Milton Btudciit Markeltllg tiistltiile out saying where tin was going. tarv alflff* nml friends of Vagghan. h|<I which has been bogged down .... M ii„i«ul «:nv Attorney , . ,............. , «-• .......... *M«M 041114' New Yuik Till k Mtitvey Mill V«*V 14 I, ,t r(]U< cducallunal lUlimill < Attorney . . . . . . Edwin Edwin | ||Hlilnlif Hliinlto Then* wan* thf»o other d^ve- *|f,dcr u Morin of religion* con Howevi r, he had n reservation Merle In Alwuys ( save Then Hu m Inatllutluns arnund the country. cmintry. It "cr reported tlu,i hr luid been !adllerle Al'w.iy. Leave L t „ ........ around hl-.-tar ' trnvcrgy over cxtcmlon of gov here al tiie (iieenhrlrr Hotel, ilopements LatlKliIng. He says It almost .................... i—• » -• ■ * 1 1 . 1....1 i... ei..ia*. meut. |t'aallM«*e Kri.m I'ag e U s e , Laughing." lie '■»>•* It almost ri.purts nearly half of the buya ara ... . Wa.luiiatnii D C llu where negnllatloiis nre srhedllleil polltlcallv It mean* that *>-ryliidy Illghrst winds rstiinated 100 to ‘ ‘ Hint; got Into Htu picture before .nine- wealing lints iigain. and about 80 ! ... |t t«ke no furthi he has turned over tn roininltlri' could ion foi office ami voG>, nml to resume thin afternoon. one noticed It. .Skelton lik«a to be- p„|. rcent of Hie gill girl siuqenie. student*. t, ........ , couiq__inhe. no . . . mnner — . I Hi miles 11.,,,,,I.,,,, "Mice , , per hour , , near . renter . further Whether Lewis would mnk„ any Investigator* a letter from n form­ "the will of Hie majority would devli hla director Jack Donohue t i ...* .a n »>—III*—Hie *•— ' n T,," ,,n A"* f'“ the hat makers and «f *lon at the request of n,t ,’"126 1" mile*. wln'1" #*u,:d ou‘- be respected In every possible definite proposal* toward ending er serviceman eaylng he was - 'he fjty 'ward Hie stalemate over a new working aboard an air transport command «n Air Fore# Rrigardier General a llllle more dough “"h G»v«'nn; Wan an re»ardins G,dilations ar* for continued way." out of pop's pocket. renl decontrol, since Hetnlnole .....thwaid Economically, the aitni-M said. agreement was anyone's guees plane which carried about 18,000 was reduced 111 rank after h* movMiient at faster Then there Is the matter ^of £ « “W AV h"'1 " lr»*>ty decIHI* |-ail-, probshly turning elowly to It means that the woiltera would V.’lth Lewis on the sene, deve- 'worth of parfum* oil back to this pushed Maragon In the face in ..v hasn ••waste t|T-\ 0 new, porliet cutnlry from Enron* In 1946. Rome In 1941. The officer. WilL ----• • " i pocket money. Children jlngl*. •ro]l«‘h . . .. ih" nmtheaawaid and yasalng have a say about their m*an* of lopment might come quickly. boomerang. Ihe hoy develops a more ruin In their pocket* tha**’ n. •ttempt wes made by tni- jtrAi i pinbRhly to <*R»t of Cipe livelihood; socially, that there Mundt said the letter tine Into I am L Lee, wae demoted to colopiychntU trying to throw the old faINVR thov nurd to. The ^or derontrnl In r manner ro If»itti«rn« enrly tomorrow morning, would ha “complete obliteration of , h, u mt,«x the committee's Investigation nf * 1el and sent home from Italy, ths °8* away. |ilunxtl Shoe Institute, with an aye Jh«* control could not be re-, I’rerautloni should ba takin Jim Crowlsm. complete right o f'p et ready for IU ond wmchetlH perfume oils Incident In which jconimltte* member eald. 1 V«n John.on waa shown a|on „|8i potential, rstlmataa that Imposed •*«*t»t »iY psissgs nf ali.t Cape llattera# for poielbl* aisoclatl on lor everyone 10 live 11' nowhere In -taht. , f0_ j„. John Maragon figured. The comnlttee has received testimony nagaalna spread of himself while .veeklv allowances, plus pay for new ’*wiMr> nnlnholser pointed, strong winds and high tldss as where he want# and marry whom |that request* from coun t __ he plea***." elusion of material In his charge to . that Maragon, . then an emoloyee I VM M the "Big Hangover" set. , f t , r. , cho.»l Jobe, give a sohool »«*• that no fuilher passe* Small craft should Judge Medina gave pieUmlnary! the jury must ha In hie hands one. of. the varl*iy company, tried to VQ*#. 1 must ba famous again, |,nv an average of $4.86 a week, sotlon betaken on th* matter un-'iemaln In port on the North Caro.................. notice to prosecution and defense 1wrte before summing-up argil- hrlna the olla through customs heRov cracked. ||„ , pfm|»»•ga.iiz housing expeditor I Una roast coast and and shin* In path D*th should O PT O M E T R IST Roger* voluntarily aarssd — - — *during r -th* waA Ml and If the ship* In should In the aeventh-month-old trial tnjmenta begin. disguised a* four bottle* of ■sea eaamla.e . atassea fitted decides to rtimpos* new VmUrrds, (untlmie caution. champagne four year* ago. "Pending later. The girl* gat ■net* a-ri. i-a s*«. a Masts'1 tea1la aa1 3. A committee member eald Ethiopia’* royal family claim* an average of 14.01 each, but by Prealdent George Touhy. 8am t" have descended from King Soloprivately that th* group has ob­ find It harder to mv *. and ■ Martina annmmced that Judge mon and tha Quean of Sheba. tained full Information about how ,« " « k . The institute laya \ ioea»iaa#a“ r 7 ^ ~ l.„ ----------------------r (Ceattaee# Frees Page OMI 1Mattie H. Farmer of the Orange also explained the work of a chap­ county juvenile court will be the lain In connection with such camp* principal eneaker on the program , r r r . " " " T T 11 nnd Mid that although there i» neat Monday and Invited Rota for ichool hitlldlng* and teacher* lnuch whlrh can ha don* ln .tha turnlli and *ayit rlens to bring thalr wive* to hear "The buying power of AmaMgen due to tlio it percent increase In' t |,nrt period of two week* a »plen- her. An aipreeelon of sympathy ntlendarire rained hy "war bablea" ,||,| program of character guidance over tha paeelng of Dr. C. L. Park'* vouth I* .m ixing.” and pointed nut Increased tie-1 wns Inaugurated. father waa made by A. C. HHne mand* for old age a ss ista n c e ,R e v . Zimmerman wa« Introdutad hoepltal* for the lillnd and tuber- ~~ the mother of triplets la 1 ctiloila patient*. |ha* morn than S,000,000 cattle Daughter of Roiy O’Grady." Florida la the fastest growing valued at mora than 146,000,000. Caoiule review; "I waa A ) atat* In the country, he wild and | Guest* Included Jack Levin* of War Drlda" (TCP) I* an ami told of governmrnt nld in rllml-j Tallahaeeca and Ben T. Wade, comedy that ramble* through natlng tick* and in Introducing ( I'lana were made for a fleh fry rope and 106 mlnutaa of fits new graa*e» until to«lay the etata In tha near futura. la never vary clo*c-knlt, but deg Arrow vldoe a number of curnlc altuat that are good for guffaw*. Tig LAST TIMM T O N IU H T I runatructlun could hava made wow. Carv Greet and Ann A dan play tha couple balegftt GivenJametHunt *»> General Told Quart­ ermaster To Get InTouch WithHun i irr,,„r»S ,T . . . M i"" City IfouMinjr Forettt Fires Tito Note Hollywood ItuHincHN Outlook sst jssx : .&& . °."!Uau,:: Neurit Commtin int Dr. C. L. Persons State KxpcnneH fts t xSffs Rotary Speaker •b M S & v r STUDEBAKERS BIGGEST S H O W tained In the title. French trader* and mleal flrit letllad In Wleconaln I Labrador, l i tha moet i IM g h t •• Wednesday today and WEDNESDAY! �■-orr jr« r 1 s» . . la Unity Thtrt la Miranttli — T* Protect Hm.F m u of th# World! To Promote the Progreea of AtoarJc To Produce Prosperity for Sanford, ^ • r n t f i (A THE WEATHER tm l&zmlb AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Generally fair through Thurs­ day cictpi f,l( local thunder* ahovrtrt In aflarnootia. Continued rather warm. Gentle variable v. Inde. , > m -w -n a « ' SAN FO RD , FLO R ID A , W E D N E S D A Y A U G U ST 2 4, IP ID Democrats Oust States Righters From Four States Execu- ■ n ij r% Yugoslav Army Pledges Support To Marshal Tito ted By voice Vote: ueneral reldman NnmTd chalrm.in Confronted With J. V. Hunt’d Diary .... WASHINGTON. Aug. 2 4-< A ’ > l ^ — Ihe Democratic National tom millrc today outlet) Stetei Rigid, To Have Asked member* from Alabama, Louitnu. Hunt See Contacts Miaeiiaippi and South Carolina. A* expected William N. Boyle, J,„ On C a p i t o l Hill war elected national cheiimen. euccaeding Senator J. Howard WASHINGTON, Aug. 2 4 i/l'l—Joe F. Major, who eald McGrath ( DRI) . The committee, involved in * M*J. General Kerry H. Vaughan am him hla government Job, hot. long-iUndlng family row ovei (old the Senate'* "five perron* Wthe deurtion la*t year of State*, ter" InveuUfatora today that: Righten. thouted ile apioval of | 1. Ile obtained appointment* fur two buiineaamen—strictly recommendation* for puniiluucni at their request—with Jamao V, handed down by a credential* com­ Hunt, Washington management Above Is * ftkftlt’h tif Uij garden *id« of thu r«itdenc« bolng mittee. I rounnellur. built at the corner of Klllutr Avenue and the Seminole Boulevard The party purge wa* cxeculcil 2. John Maragon had con­ for Mr. and Mr*. Harry E look*, Jr. Tha houie eomleta of a sulted him a number of time* by vote. spacious living room with ,t broad picture window overlooking a Then the committee started de­ at the Wry. Asteta Admlnletra* 20 feet deep terrace and Lake Monroe on the north and a four* llun on behalf of clltnln who window view of the garden on the south; a combination garden* bating whether to rctaoin Wright wanted tu buy goods from tha und-dinlng-ioom with "Florida" window bay on tha lak, aide) Morrow at Tcaae national coin- guverumeni. n large kitchen ami breakfa.it room; utility room containing th* b mitlecman, a* propoted by the ’ forced warm air heating plum, laundry equipment, etc.: four bed­ credential* committee. When the j WASHINGTON. Aug. 24 —(/Py room* and four bath*; and a two-car garng*. On* of the feature* of th* houie le the guest toom, complete with private porch, argument wa* over, the committee 1 Senate invciiigaton today conlocated over th*_____ garage Tin exterior wall* are constructed of voled lo keep Morrow by a voice. Ironlrd Maj General Herman F e l d * _______________ _________ volt. |man with paitage* from a diary I The National Committee w*m uj J jm o V. Hunt *ayiug Fridman 1 C l — A n i l Q tA w m w along with only half of a " " ''' aiked Hunt in I44B to get in touch A D Q O lO lIllS R u s s ia n 13 _ R en ew Said Caroline compromise. It made »ur* .. . In the process that th* name of with contact* in (.ongre** about ~ /*.* ------ ---- i iihr hr'I irtiieinent Icgnlalion lot Auny oi Governor J. Strom Thurmond, State* Right* ureeldenttnl . date, came off It* memberviiipi 4 roU, I Shilling in the wilne** chair, Senator Hurnet Mayhatik wa*.Feldman admitted talking with approved In hie TJ^ Hunt ehoui the mallei but flatly ? !’,0-mt,?dW rlntentlon of d«nied avkiug Hunt to contact anyTlna had 0«lled calledOfir for rentention Mr*. Atm* A. Agnew a* national (die on Capilol Hill. Ihcic it a committee woman. law againil lobbying by Atmy of* Ur*. Agnaw wa* inactive in ficcn, tha campaign, but the credential* Feldman, tuipended quaiteimai* committee accu»ed her of letting her name be .used by “another ter general of tht Army, wa* on political party.” Uaytu.uk Jumped to hla feet to Ith* witnei* Hand lot th* second at th* Renal* inquiry into f t iflto ir ilw Nnthmal Committee day that he Wae elected hy the South whether imptopei influent* hai Carolina elate executive committee figured in the handling of govern­ on condition that Mr*. Agnaw be ment bunnei*. kept on a* commlltaawoman. The retiring national chairman The tpccial subcommittee con­ Senator J. Howard McGrath, cum.- ducting the invetligation qurtlionminted tiiftt Ihn Rout!) Ciiu IId i nation*) rominltt* could not direct rd Fridman at length regatding the netiunel cnmmltt** and could Ini rrlalmm with Hunt. merely euggeit a line of action to Olbct wiinein* have tevtilinl May-bank said he was In "a that Hunt, who detetibe* hiniicll at a management counsellor, boail,1 rather eml>arra**tng potiiluu. * Later he told reporter*; cd of an iniid* track to ih# White "I haven't taken my eeal and I am not going to take my seat. House through ftiendihtp with M*lW# were Jointly elected. I take no General Hatty H. Vaughan. Vaugh­ order* from anybody but tha »tat* an i* Pteiidenl* Tiutnan'* mildety committee." After throwing out State* tide. Feldman acknowledged to the Rlghter* and leattng Morrow Honatorn yesterday that he had from Texas. the committee filled given Hunt Information on army a Wisconsin vacancy. It elected plane, but he declared It Carl Thompion of Stoughton to hliving •ucceed Robert Telman, who re* was not really confidential Infor - signed to accept a federal Judge* ■nation although he wrote Hunt * letter aiklng him to keep I* ,l1 * ehlp. . McGrath wa* handling the gav­ confidence. Feldman declared, too. that he el for the last time at a national committee *aielnti, Thl* afternoon had no knowledge that Hunt w»< a “ao-called five precenter. Thl* he become* attorney general. He had made hi* resignation U a tarm applied to person* who effective at 0 A. M. (E S T )-th e charge a fee, usually five per cent time the committee waa euppoeed of the proceed*, for help in e«vk fur np government contract* to meet. He preaided anyway, al­ lug though It wai 45 mimttei^later of Senator McCarthy 1H-Wi»)_»*td Hunt Feldman must tiiurt have known krni wa* a fly fd'hot.” Feldm*n Inalated. *>Y definitely did not. And I nm not unmindful that I em under oath. Had I known that he LONDON, A u » r 14 — (At — waa, Mr. Hunt never would have Georg* Bernard Bhaw propoaad com# Into my office. a tearing cure for crime today 1 Feldman teetlfled alfo that th« abolleh pritone and put their In­ army had decided to halt • ••!** of government-owned Inaectlcide mate* to daath. The MLyear-old playwright eat bomba long before Hunt «otitdu forth hi* view* In a printed that ce*n and picked up a * 5,000 postcard mailed to editor* from hie home at Ayot Saint Law . 4 rente. ' “If we find a hungry tlgav a t large or a cobra In the garde*, wc do not ptuilab I t ” Shaw cald. “We kill it beeaun “ LONDON, Aug. *4—W —Fr*; not. It will kill tu.” lo-American pound limlnary Anglo "Fleas, Ilea, locayta, white ante, dollar talk* lmta paa toddy et • anopheles moaqultga, Aaetralla* luncheon jlvenjjy foreign Beer* rabbits, mast t axtermlnatad, not punlehad. top Kuropeen Cooporatloa Admin­ istration chiefs, § George Bernard Shaw PropoaeB Crime Cure Currency Talk* Begin In London ■adTSSRSaa e devalued, aad arged that leropeaa curreaete* be re* CM* N e w s p a p e rs * * .» ) i \ A tta c k s O n Y u g o s la v retm-nt hlock* ulid li'infnii'id i-iiiii-ii.tr Tin- i.mf rmi-.li |* mndffied liernmda-type white shingle til.- A lew tin- inteieelrng featiue* of the house me III. huge limit in pluming lioie* mound the home, the partially -lielii'led lakeside leituce, :*«t feel wide, wild the easy ,u-ce*s to tin- l-bnidii out ..f d>.<us fi..m all p url* of the house. All room* III III - house, eirtpl llu guest room, lla lielwreli two of tm>*e i ilrtloi tb-nift Ampli- nmdim* ale placed tu take advantage of ’In lake ve-w with.ml m.iilieiiig pilvncy. The eaperted completion date I* Nov 16 l llou .1 M.night.m, A I A , l» the uii-liitect uii.I I* M t umpl i ll i- the gmeial ci.ut actor The plliml'llig is hellig done !>)' t ee lllolliris, II.r eli-rlllt'il WOI k hy rlaiifuid Klrctrb- t'eiiipaiiy. 135.UUU Civilian EmploveesTo He Piled; Orl.'indo Air Base To Be Inactivated WASHINGTON. Aug SectrU iy u( Drtcrue 24 -o P ) Julintoil an',uu,u*,l iud»y iimi 115.000 c i-V1l:*n " o ik ft, Im the atined l« rV1„ , ,<lN lir Uld o(( j , iv, A ; I 4 im ■ P r e m i e r [ ‘ o '•-">> mtitutv >pencimg. Navy milallsiitiiii y.ete the hard- WASHINGTON, Aug. 24i/Pl —Secretary of Slat* Achesau declared today that Commun­ ist* the world over would have difficulty reconciling Russia'* violent diplomatic attacks on Marshall Tito of Yugoslavia with the Soviet peace offensive. Acheaon told a new* conference that the course of the Cuinmunlata will try In pas* off the rutlllug of the Soviet a* the cooing of a (love. Hut the dove '••wa to have a sumewhat sore throat, hr said. ]e»l lut m the uvilun cut They were C7 Iordered tu irdinr by 2b.l)0 G, the IArmy fn 4l.lM)i) An Eorc* |IH.OOt) l lu . pit jiain guiug into effect lim nirciialrl). nil! ,r,u li III di, c«Imuircl taviug ul $ 200,000 000 | m the lunrnt Im al year auding , liexi Junr 10 llu n 11 I, akuated lo liiing a living of $5 00 ,0 00 ,OOt) a vrai llio ra lle i. j A lulal uf 50 intU lU llo n t will 1hr cloird clonii, 11,. lu.liiig live O l* BELGRADi.. Aug 24 (21*1 jlandu Au iiair ami many others I Mtemiei Maislull Tito totlay trwill hr m l irtn rly ccivcd aitinamr (mm iiii|>oiunt T b e -i- -Hviny.* i v i i b w in k e d o u t segment* of Ins mihtjiy lour* tiv III* utfiik itiuM i -el V1. - Ih e tilthat they weir ir.idv to drlend -rlvi-). Thl* ,\t htN , Nav > ami Air Fm i-<Yugoslavia against all attacks. " 1111 vuid at l.oiig Tile Nuv \ 1 The plrdgM tamr aftri lit i, . ac* Bi-Ut-li. < al11f te !!■» nrdr o.i pi pul the po.vthililv ot rauliN Iris* tit-ally t’li-M'd il'AVll tn a i'll-S oi'tisl ; lion in thr l Uimiiuiinl Ijiu .Iv Irud liacih. lift i-Iv titan f iii pi* 1 men |squaiely up to Moscow bv oltndm i'd 11m11 fi.NiM* 1 , Jul, , lug to urgoti.ilr “.ill disputrd t|ur>- III U pilipilM-ll It'll fiuni" lie tv. cm ^ugovlavi.t and lliituklvn Sm ul -m o vant') civ il­ ian employ un-ill l:’, - 2b -u July flans wete completed Iasi night fot tlif lt*h mdrn inngiein ‘'d N o u ; F l l / l f * Husit*. utday at L ckf Charm. Oviedo where mote than MM) ih ih lm i lim n a lll^ v v Y Y V > l V I L >. w C l l l V i Yugoslavia') All lo n e and thr .'ll ivu- .mini-il i n: lo Ullrln Hiium uf l l u ‘-i n-ifiii-tiun* will ovet SeminoG County are Kheduled ls> iouiprtr loi |n i/c t loi the biggest < . m ilitaiy-politaal vchool ol thr gu lull, rtli-i 1 iiuuii-illaic'iv unit. jA p p ro v a l O l P l'O jtJC t Cotps lot Naiumal Dclenve ol Yu- i i G i i t i * " i l l - 1 w11 III u l i u u l llllc*# N e w S to rm R e p o r t ­ inh iaught with cracker pole outfits. Attending the meeting last night at ihr t iiv Hail were l Isttuid Mi i, , i i, p; goildvia sent lilu ihr avsuiaiicrv liiunfbs. The aiiiiuiiiii i lurnl by tin ilee d N e a r S t . T h o m a s Kill Inn, city manager, B. F. G a n g s , ---------— ) " 'V , , " l V 1 ‘ of *U|)poit, L.ratlrti id Hack mil fernii- eiiliil'li-bmi-tit was made- ,1* tieorgo Maffett, and G. B. Ripley. Heardiill Avriiu* and Ivvunty* 11 ^ L .l l ll ) Italy unit* uie liainrd at ihr Klijo i-ungic-khiiii'ii ivi-ui lulu a hnil'tl* 1 ,0 0 0 M ile s A w a y . Arrangement* w e r e mado , lflh S„ M, will: niilitniv Iwailt-ra tu gc-i ile* I school. through tha courteay 0# Supt. T. g :I5 A M A(1)1#r.I UlW(,iy at M ailu n Haim ,tu, piogiaui dlI ail a on lim* Gw i-uls w-ill utiuci MIAMI, Aug. 24— (/P) —Two W. I-awton for nine echool buaeoa . ( ;,n(Vll A lolvgiam from th* tchnol Gielr Ilium- ill*trlc-l». In ailililluli said; "We air proud lo be mem­ In t'sfabliilim tropical hurricane* more than I,* to pick up Ih# children at vasloua ..................................... . . 1 tectnt fut W T K R , spoke at- the eiil* in this enuntry, ber* of the Yugoslav Communist 11" “ .A*, hy 11* P'lot Hub held in 000 milt* apart swilled in the At* point* in the county to tako tk tn llita iv liminllaGuii I 11 I'u u rtj Party atirt *<• **iuU Iw <«»dy to m to l.ak* Charm. Th* Mtaea wlllbo Depannwul, the Totni.l Center U.l night, nut (antic today•—-and the ot|i<*i wer defend nur lallierlaiid. no mailer HI,-,,. Hawaii and Tiin lilnJ will * ecimuiny axe. cocking its fist for a possible do** bvo£’ht "back *e^ ' h* Jaycee- and the'sanford " m it * |l,* n’ ,01 tt" ’ l,,0l " ’, ,J ,1 ' 1' fiuni whom, under yom leatlci-i fretTin-lbmiiiibr, of r*-iu'rve of ttcc-l * Inn " A ilmllai piomise was con ) btush egaiml th* North Caiulina I a|)0U. j . jn u u *** | chant* Av«i.ni,tlon Two tank* of .Center 10 be located m l oti Mrl nun ul, ac-Gvii duty a l'" will lie ti%.cd lit u Ictti'i tent Tito by [about 4 ISO P. M. -good I fish wet* tecently Ion Park espn. . iribii-Hil In tho n*’X' m u tu lhie« Bu* schedule* are aa follow*: 'III, r nil foicv. tin idarrd m Ciiarin by Ihe Fl*ii I.ir mill,111*. ll!.07;i w ill br rvGikUcd Thr Wralhei Bureau heir said (S:ill A. M. At Gleoton'a Grocery ' und iiHin ukc M i H aim anT talk v>as enlliuu G e p a i lin o n l Foielgn uh.t'tvrr* in “ ‘ ■ Itu innrtlve uratiLv u f Gie* *, u,at Lake Mary the whirl and more teveic dm in asm ally ie»rived by llime pie rat tliooglil liirre w.i* hntr liki-ll I I M ,,ii in Tfm Arm y, I 1"'! In GilP i i / i - i I d 1 a r il hoy am t g ill Lnui 125 m ilt* luuih i.tulh- «:2ft A. M. At Gardner'* Groceiv i h n iiip to i, w ill la- a FJO f I n t il 1iK who n p i r t i r d ap|uoval ol die 1 Imod Hint Itun.lu wdt at-erpt <n. iN u iy and 3,1211 in Gte An Force. y Ugo-luv Idd foi an ai-iova Itir at Lake Monroe and at Jren’A-ul# (rum Go- l ug If - DCIt writ of Cape lleliet**, N C , at p liijfi t Mi*.. Hull) Si oil |ur»u!roi Hervice Station in I.ongwoial *'S*tf it on H o lin g u S l i i i k r i p r u i m il, l.llili - r t l l e m r l i t amt H io iiki v n - b i | i . u l». d' d / i 5 A. M. ( ESI ) , ami huiitcan* 11:36 At Stately Grocery at Wllw.i,, J,**1; V"«|h Gog plug ild io ih u rd M i lU tn ia u llitti-lill-., ol tin- Irud appaienl u i i i Iui ruts In 1 l u l u , i-inpluylUc-iit wainuigi weir otdeted hoitfed Corner and at Fuller’. Store m . 11 l',' “ T l " ys “,1" 1 I ollowing thr adoption ,.l .1 jao Iv ha- gone too (ai It <u*s *,ven will ini'liid*: Altamonte Springe. ImL 1. 1 , , ,,r "' ll« " rauKht; jeil by IMul Inlctllaliouil to n ' maikeil tvv hotdet shouting, hr along a 45-milc iftclch ol ihe d«»I'b m lu -tu u , S 1 i ia i/ l »liip. r * o Aft u w. g* * u* ulhur tliuu ih« olair upper Carolina cape* ‘ tom bH.4l jo A. Ms At klonroft Curlier jtniml pii/•• the fir.t till, mt m ihr irhibilitation ot do- tvvrvii Yugiulavln and Snviel-ron- yaitl reduceil l.MGI li*'in '1 f"ul tiollrd t'otnlnloi in neighlioi., 4.It GO. U. H. Nnvul A ir Hlatton. uroctry and i t Holla Marktt mlnth«*i thHii hues ,.gliai,i. . *. . . it Manlro tu Cape Lookout. ;Eirncli oi Vimoiitin Vimoutiei whahj tliulgi-a uml I'omdri »'liulgr. of f '111 ps Chrlslt, Tux ic-Jun-l l. CftERilh#rrv I mughl, >ounge»t • |inn It town ol icftEMiDvrry. rmiiHitiiuri <uti hHw u ruK Ihr second disluibance grew lo r.ptoiiagr and .uladugr and wa| totally destroyed hy .mulrntl h 7m ft ••in 4 :ttv in : i 'iu B;00 A. M. flan/ord TourlM Crn ‘!onK»*ni i^ u otlfli thun ngs* ham humesne intensify lest night about Ibe Naval A ir HUtiun ul UnuseI'rihup. tmue nnpoitant, tin' tor and i t Froctor'a 8 tor« ut cuught. during World War II l»y Ahu*h •»»» depth of tlir rill liav Imtii irflei- veil Hoada I ’ i i c i to l lu ", 1* wiped 1(10 miles multicast of St. Ihoma* ~~ ” ------ - lllirii* the local club %tiled to »«»m led on both aides hy demand, lliul mil vulb a rut uf -ini in the Vngin Islands. the oilier muni ehungr ll» liasle I'lirp u* r i l l lull, T rv irituced 1.I tribute $32 lo be U lfii l«V lb** The utiirni off th* Carolina „ rniltee m irlecliUH nialrii*ils lo w a id political phllumpliy of whui cun H7H from 4.317 to f no C„n»i wail reported moving north* Au fo rm tim iallaiim ix in b« Miiuti-i a Communist slate. lint lehibilitalion. Mt*. Ni HI an want about 16 inilca’ an hour and Tuda v the Moscow pi css blasted inai-llved liu'lmle: wa» vtapecivd to continue thie pac« Orlando A F B at ihlam lo. Fla. g i** 4* nounced that one IMul viol* havl I’m-unci Tito ugulu, cat tying c;d v.rll intu the day. Forecaster* minis uf I'liininenl uauiusl the in- uulv 12 of llu fill) ) u ip b iy in IDftOCS In t o h t t e e t an orphanage uuwmhih ei.*luv .aid its path probably would curve leader and his n-gime. Tin- niainliig or, custndluii bam . ul 40 boy* a* it* inaim pioirtl slow Iv lo the north-northeast. Suvlel u1111v newspaper lted Htui Arm y lll*talluGunn In t.o abut ASTOR PARK, Aug. 24-fA*) ■iii-lun-il Tito as m blond I tut sly liuwn or rsduced tn u m ainleiiam * W A H IH N G T tiN , Aug 24— lA'i M is* Maudw Hiinsi-y, vtintiiiitui T h / newer iliaturbance, termed Citrue prices for the new seasun dig id "Fascist Gestapo breed -taiiiH. beginning Kepi 1 , lucbiila. The 12-nalluri Atlantiipat.| uf the civic committee, niip-d tina "smull hurricane" hy the Weath­ The paper tun a cartoon dr Camp Jackson, S 1 .itvu u*«J er Bureau at San Juan, .Puerto ahould be better than th* period htndlnp North America umt Wes wunieti In Sanford tn u-glsti-r f"t piitiuy. tbc preinU -1 »s u dug, its H ie. waa centered about IK) mile* | November, 1P4« lo January, tern turnpc in j rninuum defense jut y duty. A report on the recent In, 1 re m it truiuiua. 1 li , , ’l) paw. dl ipptlig bluiid, begging tin U lb ar proposed Navy redticnr’ rti. of Han Juan at 5 A. M. | Wayne Belts, Washing cdlunce wmt into force today. council meeting held tn Ocala wu II H iu^f American ‘lullor* iriim a Guns (fir s t fig u re 11- piupuxd (KNTi and wa* moving hi a wo»t* ton, D. C., citrus expert said to- Tlie historic muuieiil came at gtven by Mr*. Scott win, explulncit norib westward direction at about day. H :42 A. M ill Hit when 1‘ivst- the work tlmt bus been ui-com piillii-llied individual labeled "Wull crillllg , second fignu- lx flat l'v'Uatlaaea n*. i-w«» st». Htieet.” Y " al HeiU. former production ami it-nt Truman signed a proclama­ 1dished by the "Mollier* Milk It, miles an hour. The Communist Parly newaoap It wa* pin-pointed neat latitude marketing admlnli uf 111* tion declaring the treaty tu he In Bank,” a project stalled hy tinwla, umi tbc governn.ent hi.7 orlh. longitude 5 5 J W#*t| Department of Agriculture, made rffect. Jacksonville club amt later ud«pt M 1-iM i C v s i l a a s * Om f a g # ■•*> at thut hour. the statement to In# Citrus Grow ­ Top-ruuktiiK officials of this ml tiy District Four «s a district Swim Party "It It expected to Increase In ers institute In 16th annuel nirci* (uuntry and most of the II other pioject. The facilities of Ihe hunk SKNATF. TlLOCKS HOUSE Intensity during the nox» l» is f •! Camp McQuarrlt, n«ir h«r». pact nations witnessed the sign­ *.« available at any Gm,. tu uny j WASHINGTON, Aug, 24—(A1) The Banfurd Llun* Club will hour*," the San Juan Weather The aeeelone end tomorrow. ing at a While House reremony. child In n**d of the milk upon —The Senate refused today to Bureau said. Relta said ha baaed the pic- Although the ullluncn was presentation of uti order from the gW« its consent to a proposed sponsor an all duy owim party and picnic tomorrow ut HaiilanWind* up to 7ft mile* an hour diction on tha assumption that Itunkly funned under the tbreut doctor In charge. A nominal I 26-day House vacstlog. covered a small area near the the national Income would remain of Russian aggression, Mr. Tru- 1barge 1* made for Gie milk By s roll call vote of SI to 26, do Springs In honu, of member* uf Recreation Department's extended outward 160 to 200 mile* high. Ho said also that present inen said In a statement "tn> na­ widen will h* Gown to Its destina­ tli* Senate rejected a House-pai- t h e M. north of th# center and 30 to 4ft estimates ehow there would hai non m-ed fear the results" uf Hu­ tion securely packed tu nsmiic icd icsuluGon that pruvlded fo liniL’ball League, Mrs. I*. mile* south of the center mor* oranges than last yen, mope rat lull uf Ilia Weitern I'uw- fieshnes* upon arrival. ih# House to receia Friday untlI? Dingles, city recusation director, Small craft off the north coaet fewer grapefruit and about the ns. announced today. Tho Huufurd club waa uskml 1,y Sept. pi. 2 L of Puerto Rico and Hispaniola ■am* volumn of tangerines. A bus will leave Ilie Hanford International to participate In The Senate action will not "This Is momentous occasion , were warned to remain In port He said “w# can't forecast the sit only for all th* signatories of I1,, ecl,n* a them* for next yuui. (nice all Housa members to ra- Grammar School at lit.OH A. M. storm nsu H . Other until the ami all boys and girl* uf live Ihe treaty," Mr. Truman said, It “was ““ announced that the lieut­ main in Washington. Under congressional rules, tho through 16 years of ago are in­ “hut fur all peonies who share enant district governor, Mr*. Muadv xed to proceed with ealraam co«c*ntrat# will have on the total our profound desire for stability l.le Gontales of Pensacola will pay House will have tu meet avery vited to attend. her official vlalt to Ibu club on liiive days. The last awlmndiig meet uf tha h i. .till more than 1,000 mtlea wangee”, adding ■nd peaceful development. -11miner will he held ut 11 im A M. (Ceailaaeg oa tiiga Ms) 'bat Ihe long range poeslbllllict "By this treaty we are not only Nov, 13 and the regulnr business Voting for th# most populxi biy A I'KHCENT WEATHER af concentrate for oxpandlng con- ijeklng to establleh freedom from mealing night will be changed tu that date. Tentative plans were TAMi'A, Aug. 24—(A1)—Th# and girl will take place at noon, •umptton ara most promising. FIGHT COMMUN1IM vggreeslon and from th* use uf mada for a arge bridge party to wrathennan promised some "five A watermelon cutting will be held Ho adid that "with th# concen­ force in th* North Atlantic cuinMIAMI, Aug. »4—( ^ —An allheld this Fall or early Spring percenter" weather for th* Tampa at 4:30 P. M. Eve lyonu U request­ iiamat the “teapaaa «f trate production contemplated, minUy but we are alio actively be out fight •ganu ed to bring a plcun- lunch. . serious dislocation could striving to promotft and pr*‘M»rvn In tho Mayfair Inti- There wete May area today. 13 member* present. Meteurologiat W. W. Talbott, the competitive position peace throughout tho world," la tba a v r i s . , t , n a i . 0. FINLAND'S UNIONS af freak fruit and canned Juice. Standing Immediately behind who spices his forecasts wtth U. S. Ambassador al taiga. CAN’T OPERATE HELSINKI, Finland, Aug. 24 h.imcspun remarks, slsed up th* He told tha Golden M k > •aver* prise-cutting on concern Mr. Truman at the big desk In TALLAHABBRE, Aug. 2 4 - l « weather this way: —(^P)— Finland’s Central Trad# could undermine the whole tie aval office waa Henri Bonnet, - Tha convention of Um Vaftt Cftbinat today called fur "I don't mean that we ara going Union Federation voted today structure of citrus.” Foreign Ware that it waa Utetr ___ me French ambassador. a Stats auditor's check of Motor tu have a deep frees*. What I to kioh out four Communist-led Maatd •Dm expense to now to help mglwteln . paaoa Department operation Bonnet had Juat deposited hie Vehicle mein is that we will have only unions whleh ir fused to stop YD m Industry will be able to country's “which la tha prevenUan al aw"instrument of ratifica­ to determine whether Ih* agency their wlldaat ■trikes. other war”—la awry way paaaL tV/VOleg a more orderly marketing tion” by whleh the French govern- f»n operate mere economically. about five percent chance for Tha federation'* executive cum* showers. Those we do have will be la atUI not clear,” adding ble. .. results of the survey, insignificant and quickly over.” sent formally notified the Amerlmlttae voted eight tu *tx In favot •asful effort* in thl* dlgovernment that It adhered tti« Cabinet Budget Commission of tha action. T ha cummlttea de­ ■mild raault in "material rsn Jeleaaed enough money from the to the paet. cided, howover, to let the delegate MRS. ROOSEVELT VISITOR (lopartment'a September funds to HYDE PARK, N. Y„ Aug. 2 4 - confartnee of the TUF make a P*X off overspent salary appro­ final decision Sept. 4. ■RANCH OFFICE priations for July and August. OP)—Mrs. Franklin D, Roosevelt predicted that tha James W. Sprldgoon has moved That will leave (23,000 for sal- revealed today that Francis Car* action_____ mltht split th* Finnish dlnal Spellman paid bar a friendly tore from Orlando in order to a*, arias In BaptemJm. trade union movement wide open. ntma hla new duties aa manager Arch Llrlngaton, Motor Vshlcl* visit here Friday, Mrs. Roosevelt resumed her dis­ «f the Ranford branch office of Commlaaioaar, aald if ha has to tha Modern Floor Surfacing Co., at gat along on tha 9SS^K)0 salary cussion of M oral aid to educa­ 111 Wait First Btreet. fund next month, activities of tion In har newspaper column, Thursday confined to 'My Day"—somewhat modifying .Laevo Grammar School for aa her views In free transportation of rlea, *cd, pro- itudont* to private aekoola. To­ day In har column aha mentioned ctml program hat the prelaw* Hall t e H a Reoaerelt ring awla suite family estate. . . ___ • ,omp Plans Are Completed At City Hall Harman Talks To For Fish Rodeo Program Saturday Pilot Club About Plague b.S. From Coast T o Coast ‘n .1 m !a ;tt. i.'U) E Citrus Prices For Atlantic Pact To Next Season Seen Hind 12 Nations As Promising P Lion» Club Sponsors Picnic 1 r hm FA S' £2 Recreation Schedule oSi . « .. ........... . ........ — ... ...... : __ ,‘x^ I 11 tm— —-f ^ HR « i ml • 'JLt'W* v! itejt M i Vil i i l L___ Li r ......... ■ 1 • • lit 11 i j ____ 1 Party Purge Johnson Orders Drastic Cut in Military Costs ta k e Front Home 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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