8 10 246 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3ed9b8bb92f03d254fbf742d5cdaaa90.pdf 15a4a6143de7aaf918bd9f9005458b97 PDF Text Text li THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA . yinnlsh Strike ■JW !S!fc«"nim* hA-Communist Parly, A t the rr#*> tha party W i tha pat- 1 ‘ aA> > ta jiin g jw w At THE CHUKCHfcS .. ■ e ^ s s a were Rov. Edgar IL CoO|Wi, pastor W A L L PAD KM . FAIJNTB of Mayfair Baptist Church, Jackaunvilla, Rev, ft. Grady Hnowdau, paator of First Baptist Church D a-) — D R JV K -IN — land, Harold M. Griffin, profatfca fcrt A i ^ | ror of voice, and Shirley Buih, orPalatara aad*Taperkaagera ganlat. i 1 TALBOTTS DELAND, AuK. 10—(Special) 'ionvIH a^ln --The Jmk*1*! summer class la ..... history of John II Stetson '* '* * "'• aU Church Notlcaa M at be pra«»tad at Tha H * a H afllaa oa lb* dap balara p ab U calld a.____________ In tha ASSEMBLY OP OOD U H 4a Social Democratic Lavy Allan, Pastor itp u it was heavily assaulted 1100 Laurel Avenue C°n»rai». It HV«ni iMard ‘lllf thl* _____ m. —— eat Sunday School 0:46 A.M. prophetic charge (a * reported in Morning Worship, 11:00 A.M. Moscow** >Pravda) t . Youth MaatiriK 7:00 P.M. “Souft^ols clrclaa . (hi Finland) Evangelistic Service 7:30 P.M. bra Increasingly insistent in their Slide Study Wednesday Night demands that tha lhriag atandarda 7:30 I'.M. o1 the worker* bo lowered. Tha I Friday Night Service 7:30 P.M. bourgeoisie (ruling d a ta ) la well Everyone Welcome. aware (hat such measures are Im------- — „„ poiilbtg under democratie govern­ THE CHURCH UF ODD OF MILLER FAKMH ment Md reoulre a more tractable •overman!. Rev. U. W. Miller, Minuter FopTtie Russian*,-Ella charge la Sunday services: Sunday School ----1 — ‘ at 10:00 A. M. I Pleaching ai 7:00 P. M. Prayer meeting Wednesday ami Thursday evenings at 7:30 P. M. Those meeting:, will sill up your pure minds. Continue sending I your request* /or prayer. ,,m *v c t t 0 8 8 CHURCH Ha*. II. Lytlleton /.Immarman, H. D. Rector Truth Sunday nftar Trinity i 1»:30 A.M. Holy Communion nnd Hcinion l»:30 A.M. Nuraeary School Services iIuiIiik th« week Monday, Tuesday Wednesday, Tlmiailny nnd Saturday Holy Coininunluii—7:80 A.M. Friday, Holy Communion— |>;ou A M. -----------FIRST CHI ItCII OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST H00 East Second Strael Sunday School It: 46 A.M. .doming Service 11:00 A.M. Suit|ecl: "Mind" Wednesday Service 8:00 I'.M. KvedliiK lloom 3:1)0 to b:U0 P.M.! Tuesday* nnd Friday* •ATI'Hlur •;itn Wraiern JsmtJnre* •ltd News l . » Waalarn .tsuilioie* 7,(in Tha 1 unlock club Till Nsws , . 1.00 iiuirls Hcurss i 01 piip'ilar Muslo . tJn Morning Dsvottaa* M l Silver Hiring* |i#0 N»»s Sill Tnrrsirr show tilo t'oimlar Music ■til Variety (isn rii, lip Farads III A Hoy-A niM-g Musir ill flirt, N»w. Ilurrnwvrt, llnlv lit (Tiltrirsn'a rlssslc Hour lift Allium llrvlsw (UaMD 1 'll Mllllsrr Rand l(i*0 News till ll.iniaa on lh* Land i hid i«nn <‘iui> i*« Rsr None naM*h" , , lie Ball name National Leaf i»0 Music luivrra Prugruin a1)0 Taaniloir Jlv# WseKlon III* The tlhylhm Hour’ |l)l The Uriahs Hum lido N»W» '(ini Tw|.|.l|, annas (lit Hpnrta I’aiaila (ill tlrnnv Ouodutan Kniartali TiOO rtrlrllna on s Cluud T:1I aundsy Helmut I.asaon tiio It's the Tops Il'MItC) Till Krvnulra bv Carls li 00 Vsrlslv llsil Mr.l Ibr flstirt I II# iflo Horae opry fllO llrnaitHiiv llsnrtwsao'l Sill You Ton Toil anrt You 10i#0 Hpori* King rtf Pey mini rmiuter Music • * n p f c B N IrlN 111 MagaaBa At*. SEAT COVER L e a th e r T r im f t Piping Are you tired of pajrtnf Bent? Then why not own Your Own Home? PLASTIC L e a th e r T rim f t Piping FABRIC (INSTALLED) Dawson Construction Co., Inc. .V * 4 a W« invite you to check ouf li covers before you buy for thst replacement covers for your 1 •a General Coat ra d o n •14 Atlanil* National Babb SalUlai BaafonL Florida *■ 4 j V A ‘T 1Y j *9 'A I ( IY jA iA L U l Itt ll OF I ME N A /A K E N E 'Y 113 Maple Avenue :A L. II. Itiiahton, Pastor *T Siinilay School 0:46 A. M. JY .Mmiimg Uumhlp 10:48 A. SI. *2* i Jmiiui Society 0:16 P. SI, iA , N i .l*.H. 7:00 P. SI. Evangelistic Hour 7:46 P. SI. ) Y .tint wft-li Set vice Wednesday 1eft |i.4fi I’. M. IJ , i Itc . I'm icy ■>/ Fellowship Klimt J will tiu .peaking at the nmrnliig V Hum Iti'v. Ituwen will he the **# l gurst a|»aki'i tor the evangelistic li.wit ut nluiii Qrg«t erttfg in th# livfit of min call for strength of mind and'soul which no oftithly power con five. Whgn bio own ftffdcfejand& fourcoa fail* man’s help muat coma from God. This troubled woman haa kamad tha 4acrat of faith and it putting har cast in tha hcftdt of God. Th«rt tha will find strength and comfort •ufficignt to hgr naada and will -adt/diarly through tha shadows that surround har;! Faith is a kty that will unlock moat if our human probltms and rasolva moat of'our difficultiss—if ws will only davalop it. It if a light in human darkness, comfort in manV distress, strength in his waaknaas, and hojfc, fin his despair. 1* FREE METHODIST t IILIU H 1 *' M ttesl Fourth Hiresl and j ... ■'••fmmi Laurel Avenue A)l " tl,0lt,u' Fred II. Ilarion. Pastor 1 Monday .School 0 45 A.M. / **AI ILs T Mi.rnmu Worship 11:00 A.SI. 1 ’*'** Awnur nnd 1 Young Peuiile* Kei vice 7:30 I’.M, • Evangillstlc Hervlce 8:00 P.M. **• ' ' * Slondat untl Tuesday nights IMrnlni Evangelistic 7:46 P.M. " " " ‘••In l» Ali cou Prayer and Praise, Wednesday •J'onliiv Helm'd 7:46 P SI , Sluriiliig Wm-hlp The Rev. M. C. Hellew, DirTraining Union irict HupeiIntendetit will bring Hi* *iv*',*"*f 'Vm»mu messegea Sunday through TubsWednesday 1 inv day^ night. ,iuf a’ua , „ uuu.l 8: " s°s 1Ills " ••W N faith snd shs .w*ndars-k c|Ui Wefk lh Hunan itTw. « ■%or yy u m u n i r m j w V )I B i m H R | in tht tMchingtof the Chur^,'««|di«gF4d upW) th# hearts of btlitvfin. i« SI nil iiiiurunce com* panics arc ttrung. hut agam ies Ulf)sr g rsaf. ly in (hit tervk‘0 1hay render. In uny eutci* geiicy, we cun ba dapended upon to pio* tact our. client'a in-. Uresis. H. JAMES GUT AGENCY t :« . iftBCaSs* |iJd*htMna Orehsaira l i l i *■Popular Mssln I 'M , M s le n ln e P h « d «l*< „ .lVi,e . and to u.o our Ituading FIRST ITIEHIIYTEIUAN CHURCH Rev. Anius (•. Mrlnnla, II. IL, I'uHtor 11:46 A.M. —Church School II.00 A.M. .Mm mug Wurslilp Semiiin hy Hr. E. D. Brownlee i mi l* ..i ■‘mill I*ciinwanij# B.oo I’.M.- I.wiling Wmslitp Htiiiinii li> lh. L. D. liiuwnlee 10.UO n. ill. 11:00 A. SI. Communiontvidmsday 6:00 P. M. Vlsitui. ulway* McLauHn «ie welcome to altena our aii ADVENTIST thing touch to the chain of Comrunltt states In aaalarn Europe, lh# stands out, In Moscow’s eyes, Ike a sort thumb. . Dr. , ----------- | SEVENTH HAY Public Health gaflai ! .' ■ .J . -l . •------ Summer Class To (•'j* town*, i, Graduate________ At StetBonJ1 W m»» IDr. Thomai rtlW t Rtrlka o ftaa lve . ion# ! ............ n its * J i f f O ften Tim# f i l l .Pnpular Musle ■ 1110 >N sw e PITTSBURGH i tn, wwim|4 * ! d . 1” 7Tj H ouse P(,i nt Wo !U ve oT Pittsburgh Paint S For Every Purpoap Mildew ReaiHtgnMum* proof Out Hide W hit* Non-yellowing fumd proof White Enam tl mJ I | 1 | ALL AT NISV LOW PI SPECIAL—WHILE IT LASTi PITTSBURGH UTILITY 0 .8 . WHITE RtM«wb«r~>n ( M i N O N WilllMM Hm H ft< 91.95 Gal. not (o p aint « 4 Saafanl Ava, ' Bilm MachlM f t ' Supply Co, U . B. BtriaklaM. Chartraetor NT W 7 f t4 8L J . C, HuleMaon ft 8ENKAR1 ■hlppar* of VagrtaUft : *r < ' r T* \ 1 1- $ f |*•*. vI rf ■ i W tL-v “ r-j^A riii «*t Hh.'' im * > >*f». ^ , » ' vf <-'7 %'S? vV f i t • I j f L i ’Tf t r . 1 W fllm k y R fiitn Visit shop ; S06 W. lal SL 1 V, Whart Bportameu Magi' - V Y : f tr m n C#. .. A hmH c m OU U . JWU jiiv �: 2 S p S f f | > - • * * . '*.■» * •* -s * \ ■'"'TT | t 'Wt la Unity T hen !a B trm ith— THE W E A TH E R T# Protect til# Pmco of tho World i To Promote tho Progress of America, To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. " i'li'lv -raMrrrd tlion.rrshowcr* in iitlrtnium* iilhrmU# genrr,(ll» r 11r wrnihrr through Tuestl.n l>e|>llr isrhitdr' e md*. » VDI.UME X X X X Established 1908 Threat Of War Seen In Latest Soviet Moves C o m p le te s G lo b a l H o p In A Y e a r B r i t i s h Say Situa­ t i o n Deteriorates; Splinter Communist P r ti-fy . Tn AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAII/Y N E W SP A P E R SANFORD, FLORIDA. Am o c laird Drews l.cnncd Wire Nil. 260. Gen. Spaatz Truman Pleads For Approval Terms B-36 Peace Force Of Europe Arms Aid Program R e tire d ~t" ■— A ir F o r c e G en eral s ia n Says A rm y Over-Run B e r lin MONDAY A l'liU S T 22, l«P.) * R u s­ [J’lcMdcnt Tells VFW N i l ’ ri* W e r e N o ( O iu ;r e s s io n u l B l u e s T h e n C o u ld Europe K tu I '.m o p e I ’ m i f if T h e p r i c e (H lv.,,1.,1 W o rld - BY ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON. Aug. 2 2 -{JP ) Rv ritNIST It VACCARO 0 1Premier Mstilisll Tilo of YiigoGeneral Tail Spaatf. retired '»■"»■ V.. :• I', P,ciiildvia drew itirprisr support lion, Air Force cliirf. miH today the Bdi’nl I .iiMi.ii t lcolr.) today fur a group of German Communist* Iti homhei and the atomic bomb • 'I ifi’ ■.1 ”t lie toll M.Cdl.OOO.today, ri.il sign of die growing 1".irr the gir,licit forcei for peace unit ” ............in a. "part of iplit in the rank* of world Com m ihc world." ■I,” p • t p. . iminiim rame ai Yugoslavia's war It w.i« heiaiue he anticipated I"' 'h ' A . tilo ■ of the of words with Rutiia rcAtlinl a ih,it tlie 11 l(i could |ilay IIni rote, H1III M l 1 ”'o Hplioiil railing new pitrl. of inlcniily. Spa.il/ «n l dial lie derided in late d- it o •• .til frreBritish newspapers quickly noletl I') lt> »r rally 1947 to puih ihe ll, M"t I.i IniUglll die similarity between the item ' n I p i'- piogiam of acquiring ■ i.i ,1 made uneasy ♦m e of th# Soviet note and thr t] ■ plrn-c language rued hy Hitler before lie i*o ontcnlr influence affected hil] An I 1. d- k filled llii* 4<Y7il A» •enl die German Army into action a decMIPii. lie <aul I*!*1' r DIh*l| d M*| rAti sn, .(trade ago. They laid the Ru»In term* of watt of the pail, he \Xr Ht i I .ii minx otiiirlveft tian note louded tike the wont m id. Kn««in could iiih d ur "pracli* j Hid "Hi i* lid* 'lib .1 fltfllt ENGLAND'S FLYING HOUSEWIFE. Mrs. Richard A. Morrow fait. threat of war «ince 1919. Vtill ‘■•••K lilt I *ir fflid. ‘J.’i, i* met hy her huslmnd, Normnn, and their three-year-old diinyiiii i, tally all of I mope ami A«ia in a Typical wai the comment of lit# Amm, nfIci -he landed her sint'le-iligilied plain, at Croydon Airpoit, irln ticrlv ilioit penoil of tone but Inull lll|J tiff | tlidtfllApf mi London Daily Mail. It laid the l.i.udnii.romplctiiig Iterround-the-world flight in one ycai and mic ||,r II i(i ami lit# Iminb uiamtain It.I t*n I ft . <* |m ti>dd * “ anile limtilitv helween the Yugn d»y Tlie prettyfotmer London model was til week* ami one day he- ... i . i ,.,, „ ,,i I t 111 !idfin i ilit Lifildeii. about six weeks. , *r 1 v i •lav and Runian government, hind schedule on liip planned to tnko only •IJ.tlt t . i.«t. - nfion ••! i |d \ Hrr.uU (International RHdh.ph..i..i Hie (.eneral was called beloie y h a i reached luch a pitch dial an --------------------------------- — ------------ — -------- -|llir Home Aimed Services ComiHfi .in rt22* I.d ti Mu outbreak of war would not i>* A 1 1 M" l,rr "i n* niquiiy mlo whether Mil III d ' Id rr 11•am W idmiKlon ailoniihing." tin Willie Nts iln if I... ud' l*i r The cmirern of the Kremlin it ligutnl in de*eloping Hie lug*•* .1 to fly p! »m u* I f I '• ! ii afrlf over It* rrlatlnna with Tit” I , . Inf’ It apparently wh* reflected In Hi • N Ti un LFilI n UJ r"M ’"r 11 .aid that when he coni­ I IHi't’imii 1. Soviet prr** mid radio, which de 1 Yp Cw W T 1 r I v J •ip nnd •i 1 vntrd much apace rim) time to fore f f O niHoded liic An Force* lit’ mailo n to nrm Ign u nction* to the Soviet note. U ittiiw s in w S l r i v a decision in coot lime a ciintract for rt*i«l»'4I* Itnlf of Pravdn’a furcigo tie * « lla v v a lla ll U i r i t v c mo it-mr* Id in mt:i III* decision png,1 wn« taken tin with dlspntrtii ______ u-ji* miidc hi..nod Deceinlier 194tl . ,i,i. ci de. Isn’d, from nhroad an tho subject. Snm or .liuniai v If IT. ll»l \ I TRI M\N riH.I II |M I*•1If I IH 'll II WjlrtbinRtllM |iu*n« . . i , ff,.il to ••’ S m n ll H u r r ic a n e Is C h i n R In hendlhir* hrndlliu'* in tho official jjln iifll ■| Iodic veil." RptinU said in * I n v it.c v . l» i s tl»1I|ol|| f u l l f|| " lift ill iM.I'f t f i’ i*, Mm linn lim y II V hiikIim . . i.ilci ..ntinonl NiU‘ i. dirt f'ommtmUl parly tiewspnpn r v litin r r tJ * 1 _,. '1 ',, piepared statement,, ‘‘tllilt tin* re1 . o k I t.lti il it 111 I l)i*4 1 1 1 1 > I f I, f tli.i -i iti *lit Iv, IH4f», ii 14iij i Ml Ktiiviii'i, w R e p o rte d H e a d in g . lie. till' WOl Id p iltlflji^ I il t l lC i I tJ I H,iii« to he obtained from pan* ware: •Hil l lltlt • |’*di. 9 1 "I I 1)1 JMlItl * 14 lu ll ' t . ' i . V III it id i jin iHt ritnn liptfiici 'I In* in • . ...it " f jf i t l i p Tn f n .ji ;>| session of mi inter-continental ■'Tito'* clique rnliducllltg *rrr#t W ) 1. I941*t I It*in » T o w ard F l o r i d a ' mi S»*nnt i ItHi'ph 1 Mit t« iIiy It* Tf » hip! Kml ft, Muii.lt loot t , a cut ol., __ * bomber were so enormous »» l‘> negotiation* with Vallcnn. i . wliii'h ’f Hull i n 1 1n: ii n |iiM 'ii"«'nii 111 1H if i h ♦ f.tllukViii^* T n n n i i r v ' K i lt>n . 1, i fi i,nelly it/setn mi ' i ms . , i iuslifv Kolng ahead nnd taking "Ttnllmmi* deni of the 'll*’1 Id 1' lit V III Hi 11 ( 1111I I IP. I IMfPtl | MIAMI. Aug. 22—uVt—A ng i cgli.oal de* C It l< , W A SH IN G I ON. Au« -• ■I * (|„. ,-|,amc of failure. Just as was clique with Greek Monarchist I »» small Atlantic hurricane was — Ill# governniciil l<«isv .«•ketl op* ilone in developing the atomic I'll , a cl*t* (NntloualUt*) " centered about S00 miles due 1 II .. i i ., , .it*' Id iilcr* to i #Tito ha* hern feuding with the eual of Miami today as I'resl* po«ing aides in the lU m ,,.,. dm k lannli which this plan# i* designed still C ■ ... •.... | '*1,11011 t lie llou*e Kien.lln for mora thnn a year ,U" VH' after rehabilitation of dent Truman visited the city to strike to make a new rib,,, to lo Kven l i. i - I, fiotii Ihc $ 1. 'l l la Kli government waa thrown out of delltrr.nn Important address to settle their dispute and il tins Isili l , ' . ii,.n i i nlc f’o Western Western Europe'" political, econ­ (Communist International Infur. Em i ci 11,.. ,n oh pi ..p'isal wviqj matlon Bureau for nationalistic convention. The storm, first of «o tome to Washington m New omic ami military strength. Hpaatx n W nshliiB'on. They m Id ,. said, the Il-Jltl and the atomic giyvl-tloqe iiUlV ■what Rinata ro-> Hut 1949 season, was referred to York for mediation talks. . from n determined t t ,. I,olid, "w ill atilt be moat noUnt garUa a# or{.ti'vf"m'CVi rr|midimin. I *m|Mi v (if'ij & (t «11 in I |fir* .m l cith ci. who urged a* "Harry’s hurricane" hy atnrm for m aintaining n S a l e s Cyrus S . Cliiiix, d irrtlo r « | lire Instruments T a v V u i n I’M M aih I ph ia a n One of thn Kremlin's feat* I* trackers beratisr of the cnlnri' ■ •g the foM sitin until rJC tlL d I dX V C I O l'|,ilai|c||dit i I'iidllrs management l.AIH/l- I III I illtl il I. ' •I 4If* eI iicc of power for peace. that Tlln'i show of national In­ ilenre of the Chief EskcuUve's U S, Com iliaimn Service, *eni a Iih U ill.(lei \ fill Mitt ilMM to Wlicn today'* hearing liegati. tft.ll f'X d U jK l I'll lie I I 1, 1 III I tot ImliV ai tliteitlll ol a li.iltlr bn dependence will spread to other visit. Fine weather prevailed 11 aide to Honolulu requesting I lit* Fmimiittce Chairman Vinton ID ' hot 1 ' i will \V«M1 emdern European countrle* In tin P m tllW i- ; Ingne butr ini gatui ........ |. i new attempt at a sflllem eul <>l the Gat told reporter* only one anntiy |*c 1• T u r n e r I > ' <ld”iil, i.t'.ikit.ki in Innhere, however, for Mr. Truman's Soviet aphon* nnd to Communist lie lo t >»l |iolit e |<■a* i Ir ,” It tmlmimfMl . . . . ' | III,, .....I ',r liitcml. lo . ■lllllit i" mm, mnu* document figure* In the in jrilpp llllg I 14-ilar old fttilkr pnitlc* elsewhere. Thl* fear 1* appearance. * ’ n u lle d S i i l e ; . sm i .c ii,uk to Nniionni t „,l.>. i . i,-i-ott fm il i “fill ‘H''1 ' Ultn vestigatiou so far. Vlnaon said lo shown hv Moscow’* Insistence that | < Inin, told llir slrikniK onion knew nothing nlmiit a acconil stale , ,1 f|e« in.‘ imn ■•IRltl '1<*IIV ASSIHTATKII I'HESH T ' . I'm H r O f l ' c r n i l’" K" " 1 Tlin iuu.it lend a knee and admit n In llei i' r " 1 to.t ll.di Cat iK’tilci, licit! I l.ilid 11.1” .ill,in ilrin lo ilO K O'goll.l tneiit iiieiitloned In published o N.illltc Itnlrnsrd its savage fury hln "nilatnke*", . it "J ,tj ri tnr*n ■ nt, he uiviii'i nf II.” I'hlli., *n>d il.-.i a ports. loo' tritmiilllrr that hr mi mid I ir Ml Wll ’ . uimiilm- Kit.)* i. t lyiHimv t'lloisiii now ha* taken root In on si.itlcird parts of llir glolie ovr, tI I i.nri tin . Ini. la Itni'il ns the ii ”1' t Tho anoiiyiiiniis ilocumenl wh . ...... » • Germany. German Communist > tlie wrrkend, liilngitig death to 1h.q.pv to mrrt with them in thr U. one of (lie things leading lo H" ina 1,111- U ...... I'l VV. I|C Mill Ilia I 111. 11*. 'I'll dcmuiul Unit lt«n fliVt1 awho hale llunslfi formrd u new •cote* of pcrsnni and caiumg wide S to tint tin thr iiiu rs. 1' 14**4i«I*111f 1*1m|m 111■1 committee's Inquiry. Rep D " " I.. | I,. 1., id- )gc , .ilali 1 , ■ mi eye lent •o any geo I •IfItM111TI!-At •'Fill splinter party today and pimnptlv iiiiulii (P NC) turned It over In tl" ; ('Idling said •!"’ pressure of •ril id '. t IX It « ii'.ti't lliirr wlm di'lm i'l ttia sent the Yugoslav loader a mes­ spir.id property damage. \ (limit. \ I'f W XfiM) ■' an t othi-1 tnl.or disputes makes It Ini- group without aaylng where he n vcstl’Mlm' sc 'll I I,. . MiH'i'rniitt', >1.11' •miitf t »4 sage of support. A small Atlantic hurricane, whip [poH-.it.1e fo, Mm to go to Hawaii It. Il suggeated favoritism In H" , Waned, he,e to i.cI Ini fail nf lull'­ Tho new organisation described ping toward the Florida coast to- ; now a* ,M i i* nf nhtilv III t he* Stilt»* in* M,m< I', mb o' I lion in lot tlie KUIII” llilll till’ Nl’W to ll dm, mid mnnngcntful B-Kil program. onion ll mi- licml I'mplrc AI tin, I•<1.. Itself to n ‘‘free Communist I’ar. lit. Ill response to questions, Spaa' ty." It claimed 4,000 active mem- day, poised a tlueat of fsillier dc- negotiators had asticd. Hut lie said, Ih” I'lillq,pit"1* told the eommUte* that tnemhci . \rlei i. ol I oieign Wan (,I,Men mid III too WHS initial 111IIII h I'l of Il V rvl. 1 lf.ti r | M l Ki l l I ,-'""g *")'1 ,1" ’ 1' ,0 i elltaoi Mill to ill'll! d the FI11I* Imliiy. her* III the Russian lop* of tier- at ruction. d i uen, the ' i .. ....... . i e.pnhliegotlHlmti* to tnaV'e * new try St of the senior officer hoard wlm ' , iii'.ti "m -i I u h ld a t t tnanv ami another 400 In tin a. , lie I ni I .a I " N K y i i l . t i i i , V V .ttr r inning 1.1,1 i .I.Im - -. >ml m an Mill It Wll* lilll'C, HU l/i V III lal In the worst disaster to hit Milling the dispute on their own ruled tut the bomber development I Wl II Hilling western sector* of Berlin. ' -,1,,'C if Ihi' ate in malidnttt are "Invincible" to any effort* t < emu 11 11 m is|m ....... a-I". mlcrurn li.t iiigl.l lli.it " I’tn idrtlg in Hawaii. IN ' |i Kail-Meins Schitl*. vetaran Ger­ France since the war, raging for­ I ii I .t il; tin " ttiofUll ivnii it \ It., .aid if they are against tin- play favorite* among plane maim rd |i> vet., a grnci.il talri lax. called the |duy that *id off l laman Communist underground cam­ est fires killed at least 78 person* luiiAt iif tin* Mkf wmifcftil in tacturara. IT , 111 i 1111 1«. iiarrnge that iiielmle.i I iin llN H M •*e4 « # ^ ll > paigner, told n reporter in Her- in the southwest corner of the sttci'pssftd at reaching an agrevII it 1 till iaxltli.il Asked whether political mfhi I I , i |,ni" • tiop bottle*, nverrlpe find mil •I'I'I. m> nl they could come to tha (Cast toss* oa Rasa I N I nice would affect return..... I I I I I " I t t l i t l i i r f f % r t 'IlllV f* wild* nf paper. Bui In-I, fimill. a I ,i th. 1 4 * '(il) til , It,,, .talc, and meet with him and I'l'" "We have formed to fight Im­ of the hoard, Mpaal* said v.'iill (ml 1 MiiHii*'»•, !ms\rtci, nlird ii" 111 dad Ihe Giant* n no fm fi ' ot hi*■ government mediator* any lion* in • tl. perialist Bolshevism. The soealled I'M •II "That would not entar lo'” " Idol y S a n f o r d G i v e n *5 3 0 0 lime they choose. 1 .ilLnl nllill IlM |H* MilIII YAMltlll hf rutmintlonnllsm of Soviet Russia I .......... •.9|•14liY i.ill all." llaillB SiS oa rage aiat til Ii r ha* serlmtslv crippled at To l-.ddle Sawyer, the I'lill*' ...... ili.It a requeat from Rep. Dmham «lfl .1 * * f |llt l|ll If tl v.|lr% I t Y B y M a r c h O f D i m e s theTh,.c«onoiiiv "I 'Id" Mill ill K I * of H aw aii. It hnc iigcr, *nid Barr's rail on 11 fl, l.all (Caatlaaed oa t-»a» aisi w m iltl Iff>K f «»it) 1 m*'11V l i « i w r v r i . Y v lifn mt pi >|till >1Itt)|. ,» i n „ -------- - . . , . ........ An I’tprirl of vast quantities hit by .In# l.hfiitii, v 11- '*-.l,uii 1 R F C T o C o n s id e r f - IIM r i Seminole County Chapter of the ^ ^,ii;i,r. pineapples and other Rf'lib' Asltliurn, I'hil-’ >.-1111 f 1i i 1 K"l t I.M-..I MtKil-ltii. M r s . M c D a n i e l l i o s t " . T e r m i n a l F i n a n c i n g National Foundation for Infantile ..Intel product* to s standstill, AlI II |il'l liaic I . wall ami see " , Illglled that It# rough! tin- h.dl Ini, ■ - ’ 'Hmj J' ’ li i” tn rain Siduid i . t h e t t . i c k Paralysis received from national j,,....it of vital food stock* hill F a t h e r I n A t l a n l n I tt» |.rc.rut■-I ,tr) >rc almlll It liifiite it hit the giniinil Hint ».,i.l .1... aid, •-1 ifit* i in rcmr i i field meet, ....... i l-d III th# headquarter* of tho March of beet, stalled. le didn't. A . K. Maddox, field reprasentalicit," he * iimtui tiled 11 n .1 nub, postpon” i n u t <1 1 lie*•fh" iti ike involves the C IO In ­ tlvs of th* piddle agency branch Dime* organisation yesterday * Sawyer told repmteis Hint Itan .'I•11.. •s- lit* Word has been received of "• Wj|f|n| w.tt, idisi-rva at 1 check for » .m to assist In payi („, M ),t|omil Longshoremen's and .In iiandli' i , \|a ftrinmin of the Reconst ruction Finance Gliigles, t Itv t •at eat i'” .In ■ death Thursday night nf L " h(1|) (iv |..w,,i„t.,t. tli.it *li« f Mild Batllck "caus'd Ituiilde' m rnant of local polio patients’ madf \v*ie)iioi*ein*n‘* uiilnn and aevon , ,,| lla l t I. Iiumilinceit tin. I l l u m i n g - ■ -1* lit** i*111ft in 14 ‘-•Corporation In Atlanta, Ga,, Is Richardson, father of Mr* 1 1 ,, H |„, ll4i,. ■I .... *.! pi.iiim. ( hi, 11go earlloi lid* yea 1 due to airlv* her* soon to confer ical care, it was announced tmlay ,i," r.|',ni,g firms. The walkout lie- McDaniel. Mr. Rlcharditmt die.l 1,1 j „y. i I lie Pllila' pilot ait id the I hh U K -. .IisrntiMlf y i' i| •f•11M » a ill "| M I tie I’lavgiu uinl l u ll i*»iil'ug iati'.i.v ...I ihi i'.i,**tiill New taxi’ » with City Manager Clifford Me- hv Chapter Chairman Dr. U. W. gnu Msv I. litime Su A tlanta, Ga. ■111 t.c dt*,'u**i’.l in tt”* spt't'lnl Ftths were playing St. I....is when ■H U M . la I ,," ! ' Iln. | ; :m c. m , will iii' liuli « iimvi#, I1 Th" stilkets are demanding a IdaBesides, Klhldn regarding th# financing of Ruprecht. with a tin1,1 dm has#, Glenn Nel MflJ l ' ut ciiutviit with i nth jni/e*, his daughter lie is »••" ............. flcpl 7. Ii, i by thr ri pi to at i ■i iMivnillg rut 1 nisi* In their 81.40-ina l l I" Tha money was requested from th# waterfront terminal. of tlie |,hiygi'ium l king "Tlml f ' l " mil linn appioiirln till a hall to center Unit Audi survived Itv the widow, Mr*. I*a | l<m , wageThe stevedoilng comthe emergency epidemic aid fund ,ll|i| rlriatnl v il"i «toiage I A field Investigation of tha ria l queen nti.l 'll living f«t * lilts Sybil Richardson and thin’ iy,ii i t | ii *'*t*n 1* 'lie ciuisiuer c l I'afkn claims lie caught id hi. ..I t because the local Chapter, which pnulrt have expressed willingness (CsstliHS oh Pan* I l n lakefrnnt facilities will b# mad* aims, Randolph A., Sterling II »" • ............... . >if I lie State's li'Cl* liy fiin i .a Ihr r i u .a Ii- ”1 t”ii II ui |li.ntid jiiir o . Olliet event i ui hide hy Mr. Maddux, who will also retains 60r/r cf March of Dimes tn g'lt nt high as s 14-cent hourly Edward Ogden Richardson "f At ,n iivl’l U111 'lll.ag SUMI'll It v *»f tin a lick face, ling ailtlllig. I sk# A) if Milne qial \n|imt check the parking malsrs revenues proceed* each year for financial i n f i n i t e . ■u Inin mill suvellil du.iv mat exml,a, * nf th” I."Kill'll....." lanta: also four gramkhlldn'ii T e l e p h o n e B a l e s I , , (in'll 'la I ’ ' ' I. I:' I j n.n.g't rsldegram today was in which hav# hsen pl«d(*d for the assistance to polio patients, whots 1, tut a ms. Funeral service* were In-M Ihc I I'lVCI tail 'Mill III* 111III' 111'' I , a null |,1 all l-llll '.t, . mat It nut delayed the I unit- nt tho R a in e d o F e r e e iil projert, If noeilcd. Ho will rsport families can not pay full cost* answrr lo su appeal frntn Hawaii- SatUMlav at 11:30 A.M. in G f H '■ Ini mil Rarbn,'i Aluuiiilig, wdl tc I, ,|| In- . .,1,1a . I '-'I ' ” I II.' 1-111111 llnilinurn Oa !'««• Hist r.fflrials, and from the union Patterson Funeral Home in At l.n,air Tennltt Tuuiniimul aliah his findings to tho RFC In Wash. unaided, has run out of funds. ,. ,,| n.i ta ii .'..nt111nun . tin l.i'itig rpotlsoreil hi tin Hu ia <* . Ington, D, 0, So far this ytar national head­ mi l management to go to Mon- lanta. .............. lull I'Uinjinn: 'a I lie inAn overall Incrense of tl pt F IS H E R M E N D R O W N E D i i FrufeMsiuniil Wamett'* t'luh, * W. C. Hutchison, traffic rata quarters has advanced 14,120,007.- ohihi to help out in the crisis. , i ”uhl ha a i nm|ib-iied with cent In telephone rnle* will !> ■ MOBILE, Aug. 22—«l'»—The III” fi mil s scheduled fur Ill'll Hunaxpert, has submitted hi* final re­ 28 to Chapters as a result of In­ MAYOR IN CAPITA I. , e' assure 1 *-1 Indies (if Hit## fishermen wet# ie- ••"me effective on flept. I, it wi*, i11. III, I.DBT HOUNDRIE8 port to the City on hla study of creased Incidence of Infantile pa* |,, ,g I ,* *, I " -' lieilul”, 'll. •’ . v will tie helii \V"iliti'«hiy afi#iMayor Andrew Carrawav 1* in tiered ftutn Middle Hay todttv utiliminced today hy the South NEWINGTON, N. Y., Aug. 29 Washington, D. C. today visiting tho presont freight charges of ralysls plue a heavy carry over .........t l.lhllM ill the Hail” t llii-k I> ■i"ii at th# Fort Mellon Park •nr th# pidnl where their s iiih II ern Bell Telephun# ami I di­ , canned citrus from Central Flor­ Of cases front IU48, year of high­ ._ ,d 'i_ Movie fan* In Atlanta hla brother. Acoy Carrawny. in11hI**i| (tail* ”f l”VII Sll'illl't I, ' unit. graph Co., following appimal »l | A.ffs were rapslx*(| hy n sudden Mure than I Mi buy* front all i hj, -,'rI i'lmuiliig mill r-'iistinil ida and has suggest*) charges for est Incidence sines 101B, Dr. Ru- ami Memphis, Tenn., who hav* llm Increases hy th# Elm bln .itekettll «i |' ih II i 'it* of the stale who ware li'lci tsliin sets will be able to aeo shipment hy water from Sanford precht said. Public Utillti#* i, nf ............. lurid* sltmild i> • HARRY LAUDER ILL They were tentatively Identified Rt'ilroad ami uigltt hero fm d.lll* try Hi* the film "Lost Boundaries” al­ l.rd'did M ild .....'I'lrted heful to various northarn points, said Gninmlsaion. BTRATHAVEN, Scotland, Aug it Gleil Geiger, 21, Middle: Alton The Seminole County Chapter though theater ctntors hava ban­ ""linen of Hi” Win Id, wet# tl... , 11. i* fine I.i fore with h ivat Mr. Me Klhldn. 99—UP)—Sir Harry Lauder, the is continuing to pay cost* of car* ned It. Allrrr, 21', Clilekasaw , and Flint ' Monthly charges fur ............... »■| oil 11IHR*" k li sts «f the limit 1lull# Gang famed Scottish comedian, was ir- id K. Moure nf Moldl#. for one patient stricken In former | •Individual lines which were tfii.l't Se\ ii-wuig the hlst'ii v ”f -on |....... lay tdght nl Municipal ;'i|" 1'ark, The producer of tha flint on ANOTHER CONFESSES ported critically 111 today at In* A fuurtb fisherman hunted hy I will he advanced to tiUin, tin. year*. Thera have been no recent I on Tuesday pitrlieqiated tn 1 acini tolerance announced .tael Iwm# near Strathaven. Sir Hat tv i .In anti pinin-* after thy big |l"*rty lines 8G.I0 to |ri.5t); four f,,id'« wilier supply. Mr Mi-Kill FORT WAYNE, Ind., Aug. 9 2 - caaes of polio repdwed here. 'iltimirtg aCllvitli* ol Hi# Oviedo night the movie will be shown celebrated his 7Vlh birthday Aug t.l'iw turned up safely 111 New Ot I'-'rty, 84,45 to $4.75 mid eight 1..., Iiiieil that fitinfurd wit* fii*l • (Ah—A third man today had con­ ,.,|,llrd ivatei ft..... a single 12 m ill ".-.I. under sponsorship of the "sometime during tha latter part fessed Implication In a series of night. i'nrty ru ral, 93.50 to fn . 7 f> chntgi HOLLER HONORED tt. iivtis last ur||mi lied liy l ”(i”*t I.ill.”. (Till • Jiuttford RacreHtliin It, t>Hrlmcnt of the week" on talavision ateFort Wayne sea alaylngs for Ifcsldentol Individual line* will 1.. NEW YORK, N. Y., Aug. 2 2 11 MHUlldillg tu II. .1 (lilt, W HS Yowell'a t"Little CilHuts" anil which two other m*n already kata (Spacial)—Roy Holler of Hanford, thins WKR, Atlanta, and WMCT, 98.80 TO DEATH 93’M a month IllSteiol nf |”i»t, d nil West El*Hi Nile,-I,' II,Ml Ivey'* "Yankee*’ won two of tlie V FW been Imprisoned. On* of thoa* now Florida, a representative of tha Memphis. Commander Pat Johnson "f NEW YORK, Aug. 22—0T*i — * . ® *.?. formerly. Two purtv .... .,.Mt * tty Simp.t i in an games scheduled with (>epnidtirer Louis da Rochemonf VFW Post 3282 la attending Hi* Mrs. Martha Beck, 20, and Ray- ralea will go from 12.85 tu (3.5(1, nw u.-isiup •■r the wai or utility t mu! tillllMVok. Several hell In prison Is under naatonca of Naw York Life Insurance Com­ dtsth and the other la serving pany, has been named a member said he and hi* associates grill VFW national convention In MIs- ii." ml Fernandes, 34, today were four party rates (2.85 to |2.f,u lirxt pusset ,,„**•<[ in M>” Flmldn I’uldti games are on st-hedul# tills work. Ufa. mt. Hla family Is with Mm ami h* rintenrcd to die In the electric " jd rural eight party rate# from ijr,ii.. r.. In Mm•I., IU25, the of the 1949 Nylic Star Club, It'was pay for the TV presentations. (('aiillnusd On r#«« Slsl With three men on their hand* Maouaced today by Dudley Dow­ 12.20 to 12.25, expects to bo away for a wink. rhalr the week of Oct. 10 for tliu Recreation S cIilmIuIo and four klllingn to ha cleared up, el), Vk# President of the Comnurdcr of Mrs. Jnnct Fay. tW , John T, Brady is representing . loereasea In rate* situ# SENTENCE DEFERRED HTOIti: ITK t llAHED authorities admittedly are pmileq. .illiHny, N. Y., widow. Tuesday April, 1947 to tho telephone rniiiNEW YORK. Aug. SI-O Pl— fecal post an a delegut# ut |(nv A. Redding rerenlly pm....... A. ^M.— _ I'lay continues in Neither defendant displayed any pany amounts to 21 anti a hair lt:00 Taa Nylic Star Club la an or­ Supreme Court Justlca Ferdinand convention. medIon an Huprcnto Court Jua- percent. rhe«"l " building a* 14«'.* n,#e singiee single division of the Senior THE WEATHER ganisation of leading members or Pccors today temporarily doferrad West Tldi Iceiith .Street from D. II. — ' n“ tVe Ferdinand Pc-cora pronnunced TOURIHT MEETING Tennla Toumnment. New York Lift's field force of Imposition of a death aantenca on JACKHONVILL litelford. John Honkarlk, president of the (fntoncc. Mr*. Berk attempted In ii:30 A. M — Yowelle "Littlo Uum hfiQO ftmnU from torn ronvktod "hmely hearts" Giants" play Del.and at Uullry —Temperature fi tourist group, thanked incut- smile, but th# expression on Iter THOMPSON TRANSFERRED shout tha UnlUd Htataa and slayer* to hear motions In tholr Benny Ernest Thompson, who JIMMY IIKGGM DEAD STATION Field, HIGH LOW tfor hia recent election at • Utv appeared to be more of a la, Mr. Holler ha# boon lo- behalf. was seriously week ----, ngo ORLANDO. Aug. 22 —(/I9— . Injured --------a-------1:00 P, M,— llwiiiimliig nt th* r and masting attended by ireer. Bismark IIP 64 atUnd an aducalloaa) conThe first motion sansoiind n Fernandes waa calm. Ho was i?i * n ***tomobH« accident on West j*m#* D. Begga. oH, Uilondu puat- Oviedo Pool. 89 member* at tha Tourist Burbank in «T statement ropr-*— ■ ' " ChiB: 4:30 p, M,— Track end field Saturday night nnd stated ■#nlenred first. Ha walked away Klrat otreot, waa taken Baturday ,n*n(or silica 1935 died In a hoa91 at • Juror, Samuel *L,y ' ■» Erlckaon Ambulance from 1i-itnl Imre yuaterilay. •neat aponeured hy tho Rotary fe. looking forward to ■ from tha bench, glanced at Mrs, ■ had basin coorcod EentaW LXUfhton Memorial Ho#Ikgg* was ctmfimid to the huapiruck, smiled and said something. Club. .Ribbons wIB he awarded to ' tourist program, - 1 fltaLdograa -of gamoo was sn- Hh voice waa so 'few, howover, Pifel, tgxBgy Pinas Hospital. lie u) *inc» Aug. 7 with asthmatic winnm ®* **■■* runners up. turned last _ , waa attJI uftaottoeious. according > bronchitis. He had boon In poop that It waa i those next fl 4# him tiu Thompson Is (health three years but had contln- Fort ‘ did not Playground tear what 1 9 tied at hla work, Fair,' * JtfiMr'.i ’TV (M Nature Goes On Government Asks Rampage Causing Witle Destruction ■ ' *• Governor Warren George Barr Is Center Of Row With ^gain - .omises P h illie s In Forfeited Game Sanford Has 7 Wells Supplying Plenty Of Water Track Meet Is Put Ol f Till Tuesday Ilocalise Of Rain tir 1 1 ♦ l �tfa n i m m 7 vrXS^W **■ * •*■ *«•*** ..*•4 J **g A » . , . -rv. PAGR TWO Sanford *fcV< W M a o P a L MMAM VMtmr O O H lIU lf 11MAM m Im h M iia n t iim ii a i n i o i t dw aH '""'" ®5«YiI ------------E E ST * Mjwlha alhu ...... ............ ' ** >ar'-------------- ^ T S E m w a. IM S u s a : :: ^ A k m ra iepresei'tM Satinf -jpwSwSetlr.. hY J T S ” m / iV i O T MONDAY, ADO, U, IM» nJi>AA’M~IUtii:iriFMIISK~ 't “> « • ' •* •s ' lifM Urllr kwes. Hu that la upright la the r la abainirintlun to tn« wicked (.'rov. 29:27. ' -wiraisi. •'Atabarn, ,V------ T , Klaniman1, paraded Ithoui mask* in Hirmtniham liar nigjil, but they wore dirk I • IlCIa ij-iPicluiM, o( Ilie receql bloody ,W0* ■» Chile indicate Juat what *happ«M to people when they ailacli n a impoUanre to a half cent in,¥§(8 in boa fare* than they do Kpcnonal lelaliomhipa. ’ At a recent meeting of Malory teachers at Stanford By JAM KM MARLOW : Univeraity, In Palo Alto, Cal., Prof. Allan Nwvlnit of Co!t|tv hla Univcrulty atated that a new era In the treatment oi WASHINGTON, Aug. 22—(>P) American hlatory has been made neceaaary by the growing —Your favorite radio and tele­ . vaatncwi of the subject, Other Hjwitkera, taking various us- vision give-away programs proliaIjIv will Mtay ,m the air lone t>ects, agreed. Said Nevlns: “American history 4*ui throbbing, vital story. Anybody ,,cl- *■ Tlint's thu date when a Kislaral who makes an enthralling story about any part of it Is Commission orwriting good history, while unybody who mukea a dull atory Cuminunlintlona ilir would har all, or moat, of about it Is writing bad history." them from further hruuihusls: Dr. Edgar E. Robinson, director of the Institute of The FCC issued the order yeaAmerican History, then In session, asked what Is Ameri­ lerilav on thrso grounds: That the give-away or jackjril can history, and answered: . “Scholars say it is everything, all that has been prngriima are lot lories or ■'gift rnternrisea" nrid »u are contrary thought and done in the United Slates since the beginning. to n luw governing rudio. Teachers say this cannot all be told. It is too much. We must The radio people say this KCC select, and Iwar in mind thu Interest of the student. It must interpretation la wrong. They'll fight it in court so fcderul Judges lw a teachable subject," ............. Prof. J. G. Itandu 11 of die University of Illinois said the can decide who'* right. And the radio people almost student might forget the content of history, but that It has miptNif] jtu jiiiffwiND uiVtur* It hnu iHvi»r> him 11 ^knnnitiww In auielv will get a court order par, IIIIUIUM liiu Biiuwa lo cmiliniltl till facing problem’s of cltlMiwhlps". fhe Interpretation of hls- there Is a court decision. That tory rather than the mere string of oventu waa also em- Will ho a good while after Oct. 1, 'the ruse revolves urountl this phasiged by some of the speakers. Along what he calla “the part of the law: interpretation upprouch", Prof. Nevlns said: There can hu no hroudcaatlng pf “In the place of disappearing themes there would be advertisement of or Infor­ more effort at delving into subjects such as the nature nl "any mation concerning any lottery, Puritanism, tho character of public opinion In America, ef­ gift enterprise, or similar scheme, fects of Immigration on our democracy, relations between offering prliea dependent In whole law and capitalism, the shift from concern with production or In part upon lot nr chance, or to concern with distribution, and the origins of thu welfare imy Hat of thu prlics drawn or I awarded hy means of any such I stutu in America." lottery, gift enterprise, or scheme, Humming up, the history teachers want better teaching whether suld list contains any of history. They want it to Ire more sound, more Interesting purl or all of such prises," ami above all they want tin* study of the past to influence Thu KCC said u radio luttery la generally one Involving m priau lor the better the action of today. Prayer For Serenity Of Soul Prayer Is the greatest force known for grappling with everyday problems and for achieving serenity of soul, de­ clares Normun Vincent Peale, author of "A Guide to Confi­ dent Living" In The Reader's Digest for September. Not only does prayer have the power to calm our minds, l)r. Peale states, In an article condensed from Guldeposts, but It can heal heartache and give us clear vision to act for fjl|,,(j. yuu Wl.ru buylnir tha tlckJt ourselves. “ If angry, anximis vindictive or envious, you cnn-'i,, win u nrlu-j there was a cham-t •‘The la ij tlrivri in Atlanta who not think or act wisely. Hilt in prayer your emotions come of wlimitiK It; ami tha money you JwlUd Margaret Miu halt haan't sol under control and your Intellect penetrates the essence i.r a "ahlwa- y.uir ‘Von.l.leratlon,\ tnything on John Maragon, Waiit- problem for thu right answer." ....... n|f yoli ,(o j„C0||«taVti>na iHlon'a chief "five piecrnl" figure. Many businessmen use prayer ns a reliable nld in their ruiiio, without K|ii<ridlMg a penny, |y> had' 61 traffic charge* filed affairs, the author states. One of the nation's leading de­ In the hupc ymi ran anyvur a Apitut hits, And he'a atili drivingpartment-store a executives communes with God for 15 min­ iiui’silim It thi> master o f raremonies culls your telcphuno miniutes each morning. An industrialist, who "uses his car us a lier T The KCC thinks It Is. It ha1you f f * a buiincii tpWk in thii chujiel," states: "Driving to the plant, 1 lalk over my pro­ blems with Him. Instead of desperately expecting u prayer licvis the time you give to llatanthink yoliv.a n having to pull me out of u mess, I condition my mind in udvancu mg, In order to win a prise, Is a . would you Ilka to lie to rnuko culm ami nitinmii decisions." "consideration". The KCC said: l| s grocery itore In-Finland "Where such u scheme in design­ Thu value of prayer was demonstrated, Peale says, In a lo mftke • JfSltiPlate recent sitdown strike ut a large automobile plant in Detroit. ed to Include members of the pub­ lic tu listen to the program and funder the noth i f f Management and unionists had reached un Impasse. A union to Im? at hunu? available fur aelec* mass meeting, called for mid-afternoon in Umlillnc Suuurt lion aa a winner or poaalblt win­ despite the refusal of ixilicu to grunt u permit, threatened ner. there results detriment to bur Data a . , , ____ ____Wfnptaining i f Ifudly violence and bloodshed. Hut ut n conference preceding the those who are so Induced to, llitefi when they an? under no duty to do ■oow not Having enough money to mass meeting a preacher suggested prayer and, "to his as­ ■o." run theif,, depart menu might try tonishment," everyone Joined. The resulting decision, a coinThis lideriiri’liitiun of "consid­ rtiigniitg and let tomeone ctae rci at promise by both sides, led to a meeting thu I was a "com­ eration” has never been estab­ lished In u com t, government at" ® A M / r * There ate) plenty pletely pluuceful affair." tornevs nitv here. And one member Conversation with God should Is* u constant habit, 1of people In lldi itate who would be the KCC itself, Miss Frieda M to tMBerlakc the JoIHil (He Peale urges, not a maddened plea when one is at wit's end. Meonock, who disagreed with the ’It is to a Father and not a Hnntu Claus that we must learn majority or her fellow-commisfariea they gel, to speak, in trust and obodluneo. The supreme model was sinners, said: "This Is the first Instance In 3ood y§dvice to lliii “.cAupV t given In thu Gethsemaiiu prayer: 'Not my will but Thine be which n scheme has heeh called a ne» fnml liriliah Wat Miniater done.’ " lottery when the sole ronsideratioh .anueliSliinwell who irrt that Bfticini, anil otheie, »l^ouliJ “»td|> Ming at‘financially piatIWd Bril* ... THa glime of twitting the J. U a riily our and it n who indufgad. we lomatiqiel ray in tOliBy, icmepibef dial, the . j k taPbnuh while'UfrWe Way r a n generally the onti who mull Ijthejtyay down. ( v V, fiUd hunicane ol sba ira i If reuprted, a lilff^W' far ^ ;h^Pueito Ricq, Mei to be iM jPw etl to h k ^ tjg r id a IlMUay caute him . trouble a Virginia capfarar;tha And eoailtioe, .Meat of {itea that bother Florida - liral, or at1 MW* come f JDreal Hahaq>4 iBank*. M hurricane nuy blow in |V»t “I Dsrfuaa.' lhd if haa, Sanford Had heller Big Feet Thuro couhl bo huril fueling butwoun Finland and thu Unltud Staten unless u certain Amurlum miwspnper dispatch Ih (lisavuwud. Thla statea that Flnniah woniun havu thu lurgest feet In the world, with Bwedlnh women Hecoml. Ameri­ can womun are far down tho Hat, In v|ew of the sonsillvonoss of most womun to rufluctlona un thu hIko of their feet, this news Hum couhl b-j Interpreted an u rnorul ruftectiun on FinnlHh national honor. i i. Hut nut all people feel that amall feet are a sign of beauty. Home African tribe* think that to la* beautiful a womun muni have large feet. And in the Middle Ages, Hurthu, the mother of Charlemagne, waa nicknamed, for good and sufficient reason, Blg*Foot Bertha. The slxe of her Teut did not stand in the way of her murrylng King I’opiu the Short, one of France's great kinga, and becoming the mother of a mlghtly emperor. As a matter of fact Finnish women, and American wo­ men too, begin to be aware that feet uru for walking ami standing, and that such beauty ,aa many accrue to smuljties* la a poor substitute fur the usefulness of feet of rea­ sonable * l » f .____________ , , ' ■. ’■ - ■ _________ CongressmanHerjong )tepqrt« time* h a v e ^ ^ li tele* lbout not tgt^ixiAO their Editors Nottt In the abaeiH* I whan they da wt ilweyt __ long, IH i take it up 'jdth the car* of C sn irsn u i itHer to s thla wgqk adAud whag .rrfc do, wa | M that they, have not The Cengrowmon la In for ■ few day* and la ip “ Jh a ca is State Convention L fou ca i note end Frefeislonai Wo: club. in.o,jjji, WW. W tH lw c y i Mr for, it. better f lU M p l th f, w l . Ml V j l Ite thia write, e column on e I "Ftoihntan FenteaieJ' The Job Mr. H(| to dp hwe.l& Wa ‘ ■j'- »»i#t supporting It Is nominal or other Ilian the payment uf something of value." lint thu KCC order, gulng be­ yond lust the word "lottery." bans from the air any "gift enterprise, nr similar srheme." That's broad enough to cover u wide variety of give-away programs, Huiippsu vuu do answer tho micatlnii when (he radio program, to which yno'vti been listening, culls you on the phono. Can’t you consider the prlae you then get for the right itnswer a g ift! Not according to tho KCC. And nut according to the Internal Re­ venue bureau which collects in-, come tiixca. Under the Income tax tnw, If you receive a gift for which yuo’vn dune nothing at all, It's tux free. Ilut If vou answer the phone with thu right answer that wine the pt lie, tho Revenue people nay you've earned It and you must pay lax un thu prise yuu got. If It's a cash prise, the tax la easy tu figure. If it'g a prise la guilds, you have to pay « tax equivalent tu tho value of the prise. S TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 22— (Specs I)—The first Inter-agency meeting to coordinate plans for Ow observance of National Em­ ploy tha Physically Handicapped Week which will Ik? observed Oct. d through S, waa held In the ofi flee of Foria A. Hathaway, direct■or of the Florida State Employ­ ment Service, in thu headquarters office (winy. Claude Andrews, director of tha State Vocational Rehabilitation tfcrvlce, Tallahassee, was reap­ pointed chairman of the state committee. Other members of the committee Include Albert Cuerbo, Pasa-aHJriUe. Department Com­ mander of ‘the Disabled American Vetsrsn* P’'>— , Mi­ ami Beach, Department Com­ mander, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Reid Mann, Tallahassee, State Adjutant, American Legion, Covin Todd, Pensacola, Chairman of the Florida Council for tho Blind, Mrs, May Pynchon, Jack­ sonville, Executive-Secretary, of the? Florida Tuberculosis and Health Association, and A. It. Uickunsheeki, I'uss-n-Orilh’, Manager. Regional Office, Veterans Administration. Them will also he a committee member from Oovernur Warren's staff. Formulation of guides and policies for local groups tu use in establishing committees and making plans for thu ulnervanca of tha Week was completed at thu Initial meeting uf thu com­ mittee. Dr. Hulhaway, who presided over the committee pointed to thu fact that this will mark tha fifth ubseivuucu uf National Em­ ploy the Physically II miicnpped Week, and Florida's fuurth time to participate, . "Klurldu cm ployers aro cuopeiative throughout the year In the use uf hundlcapped workers," ilathuway said, pointing to tha Li Oil place meat s made hy the Service In this category since thu beginning uf the year. Hathaway continued, "Thu obucrvunce of this Week, however, bus been estab­ lished hy Congress to locus spec'll! attention oh the employment problems of the hundirupped and stlniuluto public action and solu­ tion of these problems on a na­ tional, state mid community basis." Hathaway said In? had tiu doubt that employers will continue to make Florida'p record one of the lrest In the nation during thla Week. Ninety percent of thu customers by R U O W A flll who buy $:i()0 suits uru nuts, taller (Km I Ini Hoyle) N i i i i l Wei nt rti uh suys. NEW ^OHK, Aug. 22—(/I’J—Wlien a man build* a hettri mouseSum proclaims he makes "thu hsp than hi* ricighboi. me next thing lie want* i« to liuiltl a lugger most fashionable clothes In the moutelrap. Ihru a still logger one. And, in the end, lie'* mimnble if world." Men who telephone thulr orders from New York, Chicago, hr lisiu't i u.it the whoppingeil mouictrap ever. Sim Krnurlsco and other cities Something like that ha* hapiienciJ lo Douglat Leigh. IRDIANU MOVK FROM BURMA give support tu hti claim. ladgh I* a Isiyish, noft-ipoken*” ----------- -— " ■ Hsm'ii cheapest suit sella fo>NKW, UKLIIIr-UP)—Th» .gyvAlabaman who has made himself tlir 1210 and* some customers pay as tvnment of India anmNinccd that much ns 1700 for a Vlmunt (fimH up to mid-July *20,000 Indiana a millionaire by creating Ihnso, 1 w<" 1,,' r" ; ' . rasile-diisale ilictric slgn« that t'lnyfoHy-or so I thought—t wind I uvei ennt. Thu reason tor had been evacuat'uil from tha swing, sway, loss, rain und other-' J r h" 'Wl* coiisiilered Ills success, Hutu told uu Inter­ troubled ureas uf Burma. Eightthousand uf these, It said, were Wise startle Ilie crowds on llronil- hui nesHlng tlie northern lights, viewer yeslerduy, Is tills: sometimes known as the aurora You run into Idg money and destitute. ■ ’ way- ami elsewheie. The government has appro­ You've seen them, in the movies Ian mils, for Huckstering purposes. thu first thing yon want to do is His grny eyes glowed. You'vn liu original. Yon don’t want to Im priated 1120,000 for thulr repair!If liot in the ut Inimil: The Niagara of real water that roars over ...... I hi? same glow in lilt? eyes of like everybody else anymore. Ho nthm. In Burma, before thu Times Mouiin-, Mi.ihio gallons a fiiiuil hoys roiitriiiplntlng a neigh- you don't Just wear a store suit, troubles began, there were aMut Yuu wear Wulntraiib. Ilieyiu 700,000 Indians of whom about minute; the blimp* that fliudi ad­ hoi 'n iit'ur tree. vertising from the sky; the giant "As u mutter of fact," Leigh i i . i. ‘ ?t,0’0W) *re reported to hu In In detail, Sam explained: Kaiunhuld areas. soldier blowing giant min,hi: rings said, "we l.tive something vvry-ry "I got a customer, a lawyer, _____ ____________ "Hpcctaciilars," they'ic called. 'Tice inI coining up. ‘Lights In the hUIT PRICEH <10 DOWN And Leigh lias drcuiavd up the .Shy'- Unit's Mil I run tell you now. must inukii u fair Halary. Hu gets and now he cornea to me) k BANKFURT —W)-Cumpleto more spcrtacular of them. He's I W'l'ildn t huy It will he muro divorced for Oiree suits. He's got n stomach, suits are being offered In baert nicknamed "The Lumplight- MP.cU.iida. than the northern no chest and he’, chasing after • I men's KrankfSr f o ? M 00 11l l J X n i ur uf Uroailwny" ami "Thu Hign lights, hut -welt, you’ll seu fur « jr| i„ Chicago. All he wants tu . ' ur„?0, . Hn'1. ,^vin 1■■* peiiuiore < are Paper uf Amwrlcu," yourself when wo unveil It." iS,, u 'cover''this (Ram I J" 1'** uu>*’ mreei '‘"'Idlors do Is rover this thing here (Nam them and have a roaring Ho—what next I Row fantastic Alter that, I didn’t darn “ask points at his stomach), I[*.'■' buying trade soiling them In thu outskirts can you gat T if liu were keeping In touch with nuts." ii thu city. Let's alt down In Leigh’s Rock­ ull the iockuts-to-tliu-mi>i>n proSam says he wants Ills patrons Two months agu thu name suite efeller Center office nml listen lo JeeU. just In cure. But I did put 0 « rtnL" ."“ i’r .Mo1t a man who’s as full of ideas ns u tho question tu une of ids assu- are big stomached, flat chested, wtiu priced nt fXI.OO to f30.00, prices rctl full when stores acdisfigured. Hut we .want our cus-1 Thu 1 price* boy with a naw slingshot umi a rioti'h, who nodded soberly. tomers to look Just so. We don't.“ nnlsted surplus quantltlus of bag of pebbles: "If iiiivonu guts to the moon," inmruntfe hut Rlyli we I jMwnjtr-wdfhl ruIIr. Th® peddguarantee nothin*— nothing—..... _ . .. "Well, there's our walking man, .. I^rs bought them up «lmo«i for He'll he ae tall as a seven and hu sail], "Doug will plant adver- give him." H you're flat chcstwl, big I nothing, a |half story building nml It will lishe; signs ail along tho wuy." stomached or disfigured (anil got i look frpra ri\e sidewalk ns If Iiu'h UUO bucks) don't rusii to tiic phone stopping from the top of a then- ('curtesy I h Secret and expect Sant lo take your tar right down onto llroadwnv. Of Safe Driving ordor fur a hand stitched suit. j ."Then there’s the 176-fent ,jgn Yuu need enough dough fori wa'nt doing fur a hank In .Vliiim sTAI.I.AIIAHHER, Aug. 22 (S|m- Diree of them. That Tiu s the minimum TAI Mlls a real whupper. They'll he money on Juat one rial able tu set? It fur miles across si)—What can drivers do to ro-1 now much I due ' Hr w. V. Hitting tho wheat fields. Ami tell from it ire. their chances of collleon on charge," flam said. ................. thu highwayT Touchton Drug Co, rjivt the weather's going to he. "I love this business " flam ad­ ............... I" a uiuglo word the answer ded apreclatively. "I'm craiy know about our stork? Growth Is more replil in the olng tu be 220 feet lung ami ^"u,d l,u. Courtesy. That’s the be­ about It." • first year at a child's life than ll fly through the air, carry- T * N.Klrknian, Director of iq any other. In ordor that *- baby. We"re doing it with ‘lui Ftortda Department of Public UANCBH HTIiniEM CONGO I your baby may progress both j U on a blimp. i LEOPOLDVILLE Blelgian mentally ami physically to tha “Won’t the stprk make people I AI1 rules of tho road boll down Cong»—(/n—Pearl Prlmue, Npw ( full extent qf hla capabilities, ihttuft Like newlywmli, you lt> ,, iIh fundamantal concept— York dancer and student of an-' he should receive monthly at­ ,*anT Uh. 1 suppose there will ruurtesy," Klrkmun said, thropology, is now touring Cen­ by a Jut of wisecracks,.." L **u> biggest collision-maker wo tral Africa. Hho arrived back In tention by a physician. For in that first yeas of-rapid M lib Is a low-pressure talker, , * V1' "" highway today Is tho i.eopoldvllla recently after a 4our sbmathlng rsmarkahle In tho adwho refuses to yield right* of the Congo. From Leopoldville iruwth diet changes have to vertlaliwf .. tbusiness. .................. Ilea 81) and, "f-wuy," ho declared. "Yet tho Miaa Primus will Dave for U- w tnadep tho proper time, about HU. ||a also looks a 1*h«nlo uxcrclsca of rourteay could, hcrla. Her tour la sponsored b y , IraInlng habits should be care“Dfuvunt .....- most- mlshepe.” ------—"ition eehlar* tolly ■stabllined, development i a ”Rosen wald "foundat site discontented. *uti be checked, and protecTin? Florida Department of Pub- 1ship. Ion against childhood diseases lllc co* That First Important Year i*ii&r«sr«c^ ts3srjr m jitft-fe.im fl' "YSm m. •v8Ti Handiest To Be Observed On O ct 2 Through 8 Too Expensive Suits Douglas Leigh Still Knocks’em Are Not Good Buys Over With His Signs On Broadway DKNVKK. Hy FRANK PITMAN Aug. 10— (A1) — making teieuliiinu taleuti letter* calls ................... ......... .... B B m eoneeri _ Veterans concerning with tarlee, and especially' Freehmen ii claims w the Veterans Administration. If secret trie*. gn.ugeel ie aiming to the Board A Congrtaamen has a tremend­ Of Appeela In Washington on writ- ous Job, and can not poeelbly Jen aVWence, only, wo write a id time to do all of the work letter to tho Board osprculng oUr at ntuat be done, end ao lt ia oi*r In the case, end state any job to Mhe ee-vnom of thla work ^ ^ ow2 m b ! b tf,,r mou*** 7 * r■11ngV^th°th#"list Ione! flafsty! your own. ‘ w» "toy have. aa wa poMlbly can off of hla COptae ia. \ (Juunell'a safutv eduu.tlun are-i * SLl’ tiIf e Veteran la to appear shoulders, Wa ere all proud B> veteran ie , the Congressman wants IMd the heearing to help ibis way, and to eee ‘•ran receives a fair Uglvi ven an oportunltjf ' Jhet M. offMe will' elwai • your comments end wt ‘ you In any poaOffoy hand ilgnala before stop- the attitude of others. the pleaiant job of I ntat M. Ineucance ad ow the Rock . visitors during the '• rj'k: I •■_f_ _; taemhiVia in Co Comi —yr and i the Floor ID* the reek and she’s hard up .ni-iridrie? ae ttto to ntake r.,. f * • •• *nd show (hem •t on the "Hill." ppy to m. any- It necessary. A reliable.’, druggist will promptly fill all medkal ss the doctor orders. I .This Is tM Mist ef a _ I Rdltartol tdvsrtiaemeata ap* [ f t ‘h*. J - TO SCHOOL SPECIALS other pleaaant thlnga W hgv:a Con* m i,” By ti. W . Clark' 'm HW HIMt* BUYM . ' ‘ MONDAY AUGUST 22, 1949 awarded ns a result of lot or chance, whore the contestant con­ tributes something of vatua, la letiulred (o he listening or viewing [he program over a receiver. Legal definitions of a lottery Includo three points: a prlae, chance, and a ' consideration,” If von bought a ticket In aome neighborhood lottery from a ped­ dler ^on the street, the three lagtd points of a lottery w would lie fill- Banker* and buiineas men, and JMtkularly ihoie who got caught *,nch markal, craili, Will be inrerrited in a new book by John IMai«|uaiul. It i* called NJjint of*No Rrium," ' “ * * •a 1 ‘COOLEST PLACE IN TOWN' THE NATION TODAY T f i t l f H . M M H t l UUaa M l t K I •' >- New History Teaching1 sanSae al ,. » l ••*■«.«< strew * ' M U LL A HI* ,” •;** ■\ f>v*f?1,- T il ft SA N FO RD H ERA LD . SA N FO R D F L O R ID A r r ’ 1 '■ ' • •** < >*» ■•■ M i W i M is mawniMIMit*Qatir *»»*H .■in,, , 1 * v t A- \ndPHrf V f> * >■, ' ’*?* 1- • t tM U B B ■it- -U Aw RKi''-'wRsHM | . ... , AXu rw -i. ... u.? ■ •v « « % ■Jte r ltfs : y.(. h m �thu RANKonn b b a ib Telephone 1 In Mary Olive Chapman Q dlendeT \ W vd* John E. Bower Personals M ONDAY M iss M ary O liv e C h n p m n n ,; M iss Sad ie W illia m s A business m eeting of o ffice rs i daughter of M r. and M rs. W illia m ’ K r d a y for a vacation at and com m ittee ch a irm en nf the Percy C h ap m an o f * u £r, *I* I ■» '« > *• T o u rist group w ill lie* held ut T:.lO ‘ »n'c »h" bride nr Jo hn b lm c r , -------- • V, M. ut the T o u rist C en ter. Pow er. J r . nf llro o k v llle . P a ., son M ( m jM ary Helen Kite TU ESD A Y < > ( J "hn E lm e r B ow er of B e rw ick , ||)er „ ..... ■ • ...........— ,th cr K iih y F ile have T h e Pilot C lu li w ill hold its •ru^Iness mcetlm c In the T o u rist C e n te r nt 8:0 0 P. M. preceded hy the hoard m eeting a t 7:D0 P. M. W ED N ESD A Y I’ti. and the F r id a y left yes. Daylonn and l>ro. loft for lute Mrs. Bower, on charlotte. N . C . to visit relative*. afternoon at 2 :0 0 o rlo c k . | ------- {lev. E. (I. W illiam s of Sharon j M# Thom as Wilkes reSprings, N. T „ um le of the K.ro”P1'turned last Thursday from Miami mg the wedding " I Lave You M»" T ru ly " nod "Oh Promise 1 were softly plnycd. Prior to the eurctnony Miss Ann Lovell ren* dared n violin snln, “Ailurutlon”, und soloist, Mrs. (ieorge C. H a r­ den, snug "Today You W ill Be Mine" which was written espre- TeddULH1(0(1 MS WITH -• ‘HOCK CUBA HD lay Xmas S u sse stio n s C.IIOIK. Mrs. Crews wore a light blue) M U two piece silk suit with black ;» " ii accessories olid sweetbenrt nines i c ' an also formed her cosage. A re- i li'M' ccpttoo was held nt the Crews’ home following the wedding. Lute o ' n . i r«i ir u . nnvf.P. ...1 t .. .. i » ___ cd to their home 1.. in Hanford from Cnnrlottc, N. C. '< ilt l\, Aug. IS ( /I'I-- I f llr *a n ’t deiddo w lint to t o Christm as, there's a loilad on ihsplay over at if \niorm that would lo lit". I mi I ilie s-in g suits Eern l*ark Nows H r Capt. C . H sllilt Mr. anil all... h 'ii. pr i a >, of Nfstiville. TellII , ale i;u 'll* of iMr, and Alls. Iionalil o no. ,,| ;cotuotd imvc . A Siin.tny School |oi on is lieiug pinuncl lor Aug :m a, Hock Spring - 1’iirk. A ll c h ililn n in the eomiiiuitity are iiiviteil to go. , T h in e will ho idiupeione* along, i nml icgistereu life guatdi at tin jp n ik Hie id iild ie n on to lake 'n the evening Hev and Mts., t".i < Pnk.-i, Welch left foi a short wedtliogN o Mi.o I'm hinting, mind you. SNIlilw ieloM w ith I In in, mid cold trip. The Ini,!,' w o e fnt lia v e l-| \ < nitti . ,,f fart I'm not sure llrillks n il be finn<0e<l by the Ing a hemherg sheet gnwtt a m l|n lu n I ,,,, Inoig I've lost conn* committee til chin ge, Ml*. Clmi tot te all t tiiillin spool a eorsage nf rose" : In. k tt-.m ’ lint J.'ir,.IUKt,UIM) lewel “"T' ,n<* ®*r** L . Cl. Hunter eml daughter Hvtty have teturn . ntrd llrWWi* Vrsl Cutlet., Hti'iimrd It ire, t;„ rn pra*, Mnshmuma osscd Vegewitli Sum I ' .....in,' lut'li- Salad. I’l’iich Cw r, llr v r r a i# . tHecip,' f.,, S ia n ,a| I ish Follow#) Don’t Iz(H)k Now, Hut Hm* Are Some Couple M elting ut tha banlnril Him. Works ut fi:0« o'clock tin group hourdid the ynrht mill rlt joyed u cruise oil the HI, Johns llivcr. During the evening u picnic supper wits served winch lucititliil cold cuts, potato sulud, lolls, cbeusv, pickliH, hot rolls unit cold MENU CKrn.Y Asinrlslrd Press Food THE Bit IDF i OOKHS D I N N E R '1 performed the rcremony at the w here she spent sev e ral days. First Methodist Church. T h e anm m l O n le r of K iistern Paints, tall baskets of gladiolus* [ Frlcm)( „f mtlc Miss Kay S t a r Hubert M o rris picnic w ill ho «s and tuberoses were arranged win !h> gi„, lo th>l „ho u held ut -1:00 P. M. ut Sw eetw ater P a r k In Oviedo. Tho se d esn in g to with brain lied candelabra holding recuperating nicely from a ton* , attend m e usked to enntart M rs. white* tanor* to form n lovely #«• .iia^iomv tlnir for the wotidlnir. Family * _______ J . I*. H o lU ch iw for transput tntinn. iirivtt wpri* mM’ki'fl with nnin1l ’ _ * .. ....... i bouquet, of tfltidtoluse* and tube ■ Mrs. Lee Honors roses tied with white satin stream* w 'p ‘ ,hev hava twin vl. t ' ers. Candles In the church were ClTJlT” lhey h,v# *’Mn vl,lt* lit hy C. F. Brnnan. Jr. . lne r01* 11' " ; _______ , Mrs. Albert Hickson, organist, j Mrl_ w _ I(< Sirs. Harry Lett entertained rendered nuptial music, •y hu* i return*' yesterday afternoon with u bom. iections" I ncTudln g “T rn ti me rci", ‘) ± l purty honoring Mica Audi' v limit "S till us Hie N igh t" and "At (ViLIp’ h 1 and Ucorge Speer whose niiirring>> Dawning". The traditional wed* the P*at mo^ will be an event of Thursiluy. ding marches were used nnd dur* ' . . Bridal PAGE Fl o r id a Miss Jenn ('tows, ilnilghter of Hev. and Mrs. Joe C. Crews, was married to Hev. Kubcit Welch of Pineville, Ky. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Welch nV»n of I itievllle, on Fiid ity night at H:'lli i 'clock ut Hie ('hutcli of <•<>•I ui lu c n ty -fiftli S lic e ! und Kim Avenue by the Hev. M. S. C u rly of Ocoee. The cumllellt church was beaiilif oily decoralcd with red loses, pastel zinnias mid fcio* rial palms which ul*n Ininkcd the I niter. A solo was sung hy ro le n u n Clew s, rotlsin of the bride, v. bo was ncrnmpniiied by Miss i I velyn Jones at llie piano. la For her wedding the huldo wore a white gubiiidioe suit with ' ami n i.ltii'silay a powder blue Mouse and white ...... . i i Sim cat iled ii s a lin ' ci" • •••! I'i atiimenl lopped with ;.»■ cw lent I 1 i n s , .Ueiving as her mntmn of hon<>i was Mrs . Cicero H alley who \ ore a soft grev soil with white t ccrsstirles amt a coisnge ol swrelhrnrt roses. Mr H ailey act' i d a best limn for the bride* i Hi Kl) CKK\HH t j . D >1 S o c ia l ban to rp. MIsh Jean Crews Wed To Rev. R. Welch Social And Personal Activities Carlin Palmer Kay—Hudely Editor , ! 1 lligteilirat,; proud flesh c«h ninth* looms, . talilespin’o . h o tte r Of tnsiK^i^ir <4 t<>ii,p"ijn salt, nilt, frfth" nip coot* Iv iihuumT pepper. ettp m etiisllv (>,<■ |i>tit'll ...nr cup thin .tu p s gteeit |i*,l'Pe' «A • ini'iliiin, «iz,',| giei t ir n p c r ). .a«i t Mi II iik I Wash the iMironma, ufi•let ntld iti■ inin k water tfr and *drjr "II h towel. Slice ,»ff lough stern. S lur thinly, ■ rr tirnll^, each plrrr im. pinl •ir imtii^cn and «tein. Heat hotterr nr or ninrjMtftile in ,i «1. 1*If'I . mid uml ri'nk .| " ,\ i \ for ndaiitea, attiiing fi equently. I'I mm. salt, ft,. silly gintind pet Itu ts-i, i, and j i p ' ii pepi llr,it "V, In a heat,, stirrin g J rilicnlh until riennln mid gr la'pl'i l « Hie pel , iln <i"l pull. .1 serving. Itin .H O N C l t V m ’ A T E B DPI \N D , \.iir I'I ( Pnnl Dnrilel llie k .i.n "f was ci mini,li d fimit StetsonI t ci Uti F i idm with ttw Hni'heli't ,.f S ,i,'m e , runt lie rn, "nr "f seven III a "I MP ............lie giuduiiHnn lines He 1. tin' inn ..f Mr. M i. It"!.,'.i in- ii llii k'Son of iiitii Mrs. B. K. Collie and sun Hev iiinl Mrs Welelt plan to ‘‘bow .it i|„ Waldnt f and frankly, srvernl ini Hits pa it week i i*H was r,night under the Donald of West Palm llrurh nre make their home in Hanford until' " i"1 I'm glitlei ba|ipy. I tna f'ieodH ill Oviedo the vucsta of Mrs, Beicle Long ' nni n irim tf tn irra September when they will go to It'' Viw tii un Nitiiomil Ketall (Sliest i of Mis, I illy M I ollei llili'lii'i i'll, engel. Mb'* " " i " - w o ........ ...... i» I'lneiille where be Inis uei'epled !*•'*• l,i . » hose luiby It is, says'tbls weekweie Mi and M'» Hid 'Ii •'niiir II w,i to,, wo away Mrs. B",l< weie irs ,'tied S lw S , i s . wS ! » C ? * * u S J S 1 < «"% . the pastimile of the I'bm ill o fl't' the loggest display of pro* , pty Smitb of New toik. Mi. tlaigli"'i,l Frames A. Hickson. At i>y the close t.ni s. Iieat ing I lie Mr and Mrs. J. C HuUdiison I Imt In Hint city. ».•*,, mid liniibles ever held. [ Smjtb i Mis. Fulb'i's nephew. m w.ml i-i.i m in ,, i „wIn,n(,i to :™wT;..Wo“ ”!5 5 : 'm1 ™fr,,™Ty »!■’ ■,!'■'*? ™ end Mrs. Halph Wight lift today n b^IU<l ,n K0'1' ClJlr• * * Among the out of town guests. V i e . f diamonds. Ibndiuta of A ''iidial welcinu' is extended siene nf tin uci'ideut, Wild p!c ami tiio party returned to San- 'I11*1 ||(- I'O id, s I t ,i i y u, , , (for Newaik. Newaik, Y. . . . . N. V. where they, |t i t»Vf i > * 11 in* In o il vim h u i v h i| » nt foi the wedding were Mis. A C. , tidm I' mii I. by H u* peek. ( (itvcn ! i v d n in in iitfiPririiro marriage lit* by hit her Ja- ),|„u t„ spend about tw„ ninntli*.) fordi u IhuiI is.itjt o'clock. lilt* ron*m iini*v i ’U n iili 1‘Iid I iiit I Il.eta f, mu I lie wu te i. 1 lews and Ialii ill. Miss Until! It, .n„ umd; Holly! _____ Those Invited to be with Mis* ther. tile Itrido woio a beautiful; i lender nml Miss Ih'lmes Crews | \n i. .„, tio'ie I was, linldlng a njllihu \M*i*klv rmvi'i MddMhk, Bach and Hpcor were Mr. and gown of white eyelid batiste fash*| Mrs. Sadie Brouse lots left fori _____ ___Mr. _____ i I Jai'ksonvllle: Hev. mol Mis ingm .it, md wtshing I had a ,held lit...... lay ev. tuna '« the V4+++4++++>*+■**. ♦♦♦♦♦♦asm Bach. Mr. und Mrs. Mason Whur- lom'il with round nerkline. puff Wilmington. N. C. to spent some 'tu n y , Bov, jiriil ,Mi •«, HtiLort in,,., t> . nr, nhig. happy looking clittreb, wit. vet v w**li alttrinled. Mrs. V. A. Speer, Mr. and Mi *. P ., sleeves, fitted bodice and very full t|liu. „* KU,.,,t „f pr ' I)r. ( ’. I*. PerRon^ \ >1 km , Jiivro nnd Miirlmrii I'ur f"ll»t« I" Id " ' l l It tricky little gad* !An off' ing wie- t»k"' u* ’»lii' li I It. Bach, Mr, and Mrs. Mason ■-klrt. She alio wore a white half |VI„, Hrmi*e. l|.,eil gi't, in > 1 a laitton and (ireslotime fD'-Jb'* "»■> ml id. I | iv nml Moir^lr* Hnxoii nil of DITOM K i lt 1ST (J .. ................ Orlando, Mr. und Mrs. hut with waist length veil and a ----------------I lie to pm. tiiisi I )' on*, fliiini', KtfMl f lR n il tl C il » iU 4 M M. L. Unborn, Jr,, Mr. uml Mrs., single strand ,f pearls, a gift of* Mrs. Lcnnn Aulick nml Mrs. IliIMft U - f j I x (M l . M - l « IT. im 1 said, lighting Up. i'll lira- Ii. David (latchcl, Mr. uml Mis. Joint ( Hu* britli'im«im. Her bridal Ihiii* |t„se Pair, nt Miami spent "evrrui Mi * |*i iiiIii ii *' Uiiiimt' it ti 4mi 4 4 ilniHfh \ fi ll. in n I Iln nli H l J f , ''Thai' tpi.te a lighter." Pierre of Duyloitli Heitch.Lieut, i iiuet was of while aster* and tube* |,(Bys recently with Mu. Helena r« KIIUV I1Iln || P JDFI Ir»I ' V■" >t?" said the man, 111lit III Mlf ' *1 iilliTD Ml H o lly w ood nnd Mr*. Herbert Moreland nt |roses tied witli white streamers, jAtillck lit her home nt lit tlleno- H i DU \\ **•i »*r n JitKikiixr limit It of the A m erican I llo ap llal. w hin te audei weld a *'4*4♦♦ -f♦ •*<*••• ♦++♦+ ♦IWxi * 1 3 It \ l ‘ MN .Carl It Pensarntu, Mr and Mrs. A1 I loud* ' The maid of Imnor, Miss Vlr*.,ler Avcliuc. it, Bolt i l i m i t s HiJit \\ I'.lsin si i«til I*1*1«*• W ell, sir, you prrh't" •«’''t« " oi iit r I S iile l \ I." i m p. ncy, Mr. nml Mr*. Miller Wi|. glniu Cliniunurt of Cicnftiegos,l - — ---ri.r 7 ODl(*t*k flub ; .1Illlln V W ill'll, "f New Soi vi lia i an Im. e i In lig h ter N*’\\H brills nml Mr, unit Mrs. Tuylor Culm, sister of the bride, wus Miss Mary JoyceStevens left 7 Hem'll, 1*1*111 *« Vet'll (biVi 1)1*11 Hi it|***» !>>D " ..... Ii, It'llllt, Hilt " Brown, gowned ill pink eyelet batiste I yesterdny for Kissimmee to as- % week ii rilin' nitti bH coo •iii, im r i v w ot m . Aug i,p i R Da |%»fnibir ft! dp Id Als« thu MUhvh rhylliu tfiirlii iiiiiili* i 1c,ii I in thtil nf I hit i jdinH* her dul ten id* hm iiiAlnirtnr Hi 3d s\1(i r it In it I ipvntbint V nil I »\ ».* Je||*’l >(►)» j M I, ,1 f,n tin llert tii'lii ' t'i" * ..null." routimied Hoirut.t v| in tin lit 31ii "In Jenn Haver, Nancy Coilimi. Nun* J bride. Hln wine a hull iiat of soft ||, social studies at the Kissim* <N|; (ID Mi nMil Mi ^ ftft ill* i Hoiuli i i , tati v. pnillo i lie's limgh. V V m i Ii| ill Niue j maim I" king i ir n linpplei. cy Williams, Hobble Meffert of ' pink uml rurrfvd a huuipivt of ns- n.ee high school. of W h k F'd li, I "i^f l-viiiiel, weie !• I ’• \ ■ bunae bn bei’ll taking p la if \ .11 kfl) I d'dti < iv m i. tiling. I rollldtl't. i'l«I f 111 Ocala. And Mack Clevi biml. Jr. tom in slimlcs of rose tied with. 1* 3 D I'i’IHlIfll MudId (*. i , ,it llie Il'tiie "f Mi wif Ii in llie iunfiiies ,*f In iie V utii "O f i " h im ’," lli’gi'iiinm i said , mill Mi Woodruff, Karl Jeter. (Heim pastel ribbons. W. H. Williams is visiting re* •• I . \DM«‘I d f•■»!»F 4t» r* I Sm»i*'*M)i Mm . j I.... . . i"ii ■ Tile "lire easygidlu: | D DD 1 * 1 ii I ’i* I'urml# 1*1) * Iln I'M and Hint little urn go It.unit* i. tint ftti in*’i .1ii ii*' t .*1111141 McCall, Harry Lee, Jr. and Hio |lll(i|1(>r ||H, bride, W. P .! Intlves In Mount Vermin, III. unit lot i;* A l!n| A «Hr: A Mlifelo I piwp. l, i. bei'omiiig a nigged noitisH,_________ ____ j Chu|i»iiiu, Jr., served us bust mun 1Karlhagu, Mo. Kn luiitr bmue tie | D 3 D • Mil, \ • w , llfirruvi #tl, Blot p i Hie ui d, Kit'biii'ii U id a ia il. w iih ii A ll l l ' i i r a l gold. T lie re Mil. Mich*-H.t A H(«r .tie id ilianii.ini mill 'J I I'llhie* Frit*ml *•f Mm , UuvuhimiI K<hk ■ i for Mr. (lower uml ushers were, will spend it few days in tint l1 ♦i - 3DD mm f i*'V( i D Mtiriiloit ftnrlDtr ■II till’ -el. lust lig h t for ll C h ris t­ . till* v h \ f«ji|'!»ft' to know Hull ‘he r lltK b O flS ! h n t e m l i n |l,eon M. Hwuin, Jr. of Hanford, Springs, Ark. i » r- Mlilt *i > llorid kid l I I lip ls now Mill fill' III 111t «l u m . jiiis'kin g , w ii'ihlnT you a n y ? " I :DD | lion 10 f H Y ............ I f 1 * 1111 lo i liiiikm i 11'IT WorM of Noon les-t iwn light* pel |di tin f Bniigli This Iasi iemail, waa not alined I Mifflt'ii'bllft 1:• k* lion i I til* eioiM*1 t<» 4!«’t Hint . iaI,i tit.' stuff, I"" III' III." III lenMl looked a if lie might bnvo I I :MD 1'itinilar Hliir ,.V,,M ....... .. ,-rul at me hat at another gawkei who M m A reception followed the cere*'mid child ten, Angus and Ciirolltte. 1:14 l .ut Id Ain* rIf fl Oft ■ lee a Ini of hard tiding. A fav money, so I dDfted awny, p u f f in g ] ^ , , , n .......... am lav An Informal reception was held mony nt the Chapman home on <were expected to arrive today 1 .10 m ii *<i*ui Vnrleti#* mile unit is to pull tin' villain off gingerly at the .Ig n ie tte wliieli M u r N orn* liHOch Mr ,, ^ left VYedne*2 D D fu ; num ber* of thu Chapman-How West Nineteenth Street. Tho'f'om Laurel, Miss, where they 3 DD hi. iiiig while both me galloping Hlwr «£ l^l,l)!l,(*'wtY||fVn|t relnjlvus> at ,ooni* wera attractively dwornted 1 “ve been spending the past 3 1 3 Tfular’* I" " 1 !"r' ..... 1 " ......... .. D ‘ day mntilllig fm AHunlii. t in . HIm a llrutUInri III Inriiklivi'k .pi'Pil. ta-ti’il Hill' any ollit’i elgaiette. i„. will l.e winking fm , iNi'.irotiip of MV ati'l Mf*i Albert, ^w|(|, ijmiiri* and fern, month and a half. 3 If* Vimii ftUmnry Hunifi Iln we lei'll still got Ills still t Then who should comi’ along lint (llj „,,,ks MumIit l*ov«*ru rroiirum nlrKHon ut . 1ID 'MyrHf' Avcnu«M itriili*aM tnbti* wiih (iVt*r litRI in a. h -mgiiig niwlioy ill a i "bn fid a wi'11-prinmrtlniipil. bruwo ■ veil ( \\ Mliilrrflll Kridhitf I t .1 0 j.-,..... ., |. .................... t , , fm Mr. and Airs. O. C. McBride following hu rehenrsu whleli look wi|ll „ ,.llt-wo,k linen elnlh ren I t 44 lit 11<<«| ii gel ll|> blonde unineil Itmnn I’alge, all 1 ••nmui'il.** "I the miimi'i. P-nce nt the Melhudlsl (.hutch *m tried with a low arrangement of have ns their gnesls s i their l DO Tin* llhyihti) Hour I a n . Mu' niily "lie ill liaise decked nut In a white nylon i>nlli >vg|, ipH Hi and Mi ft 4ft Tlir llrlKlil Hput Thursday night, hiliiscu*. At At one one end end of of the the Inlde iid .lel ?*, lH k I'V"'".'; H : DO i l,i v lie i m i tied nit llie set of lug m il with pearls dripping fimn s I S|ni|"."n lb will > me ■ lie \>w« .Mi-Brides sister and liroHiei'-ln* R Ift T n l l.llp HhIikr It- v"»nl llie Pul'ide H ills." every llirond. , tn he - at T' i i i i i 'I' Mednal Si |m»l I I ; SO Tempi' Hporlp I'UMflf* \ i nf iidilep Ibeie were fl ! 4ft Vo noli Ii 34nil ri if Ml mil* "Don't I look ex|ietiaivt' ?" Sli* . , | y,,)| full ||,. lie ,1 f. 1>Iv 1.,rr I" l"' 7 :0 0 lUlfflrm no o f'lnitil ii'ging row buy.. jiLI ovei (hi. asked brightly, " Y iin ’i" iippoo'd ...... , 1 1\ .e lii.il' i , Hvrnliitf 5liirti* pi.i. i Si. I dei idl'd i -liniitd . Ininge I t , g u e s s im p m a n y .. ........... ■n't tapers and veil fiom it crystal punch bowl ut fianheil with ournin Mrs. (inidoit Sweeney left nil :7 .10 ji ........ I 1 In I lie , e.. nt o I'oiMilfir 41ii* If Alr(omlllkmri the other end of the tahlc. 1 1 1-, . I 'm a lough rowbiiv now, wealing. If yon goes- light von i,1 (.tie cud of thu tnut iit> was a crySaturday for New York City 7 : 4 ft v v w o .iid wel e ,11 . ..I Ml |V I ' Presiding over the liride's Imok to attend gift shows whlrli aru 7 ft Mup l •ill liiMrlml* iiud I nein .im pli i lollies that'll wmi a magnum uf . loiiopiigne " Still IIIIIK'h bowl. t 1111111 "III 111 if WlATHERt •veiling l.v Hr 00 Vurlrfv Mull lake a Ini of well. The "lilv time Those attending were Miss Olive was Mis* VI'ginin Chapman and taking place this week and to M \ |t< eil Ih iii ! , I giit'i*.*ed 'J,:tir> I«si* Hint l ooldn'i 11 taint, «|H" •> r I r. |MIU *Mil iDipr Clnpliinii and her fbinro, John serving cake was Mrs. I'uul C. put chase uicrrliiintllie far Cole­ * f*ft Mull «Inme (HI Auk •• I u n i flashy gel ups is when I'm Imv.’ bi'i'tt right lieraii-t' a woman' " I " 1 iled Iiv* M1 I - e|| T| I I 111111’* >>f 10 Dll I'ii titlln r Mnslr Lower, Jr., Mr. nnd Mrs. Percy Hoyt of Ames, N. Y, Assisting in man's (lift Slurs. d"iMg a p.'i.nnal appeal inii'i'," Dour* Open11^ Imiiiibag I examined a few tminiie Vl.llo'iOie Spilin' . tinned o v I t'lillrit Mnlliiiis Chnpimtn, Mr. mid Mrs. Tata serving were Misses Fannie anil \it 1n siiv- lie hus three gmups later lilt til'd toil to l>e i iivi'i i d ....... hi1 111,1 -Is " I"" Jon 1 111111 I'J: IA I'. M- mi lFll.1l) rlsMstial Hniivsnlr. Clmtitimn, Key. and Mrs. J , E. LuDoru Dewar of Feldu, Flu,. Mis. Dally! ,.f fun. young knl.v up to Hi. who In I l,nun pearls, Nod M1 ■ I*p" i.......... ,i,ii| ,,f lh lake Mi 1 1 nini’i Mr*. Burns Clark of Jasper, I I 0 0 News IllOft McKinley, Mr. und Mr*. Hickson, C, F, Hriumii, Jr. of Duytunn Via. and Mi. nml Mrs. (I, II. Tilrntnlds Time want him rough und romiini'eli'**! kvvIiii soil was mill'll lot get tlnm _ .. ----- ,xJ 11 1*0 xi lit a I ■ ii r TtKiiitn. .ui. Sirs. . . . . .Paul . . . .lloyt, . . . Mrs. W. L. Ilcln Uouch, Mr*. K. T. t!hupmmi mid fouringtoii of Juekxnnvtll* nrrlv* II Iftft News leen agios, who like a bit of rn- tbe handling. md, Mr*. (Ieorge Hnrdoii, Miss Mr*. L. M. Hwuin. i Inst Ttiursdny to attend Hie l?on Him, o r. mil ii . •* n d b llie a rlin ii; Hie older sill ITISIIM: blNDKIMiAIUKN Well, a little linger....... . Virginiu Chupmtin. Miss Ann Lov* Late in tho evening Mi. and Limlimtion on Friday of their ■ ... ■——— — J people, wI," go for romanri*. Hi . K li/a h , Hi I 01 iilmll an "Aftuully," wltispeieil Mi-» *11, Mis* Fannie Evelyn DeWar, Mrs, Bower left to spend some liter. Mrs. Ksrar Price, at fitelTo give pastry a lovely golden- 1 ibiTlh, pin- a few songs, Therrsa Jacobson, who was giiHid ii"iitired Hus 1001 uing tlial Hm Hev. K. J . Williams J . B. Ilnwar time nt Daytona Heath. The Inlde >oi University. Hie Houthsida brown color brush tbe top with The fii-t gionp dictates that mg the handbag, 'There ate "ttlv kinili'i gar ten at nnd W. H. Chapman, Jr. During wnro n Navy blue nope dress with cream before linking; this Is Hone gel* no kissing on the DIJtllP pearl*. Btuiiebody ill upped I'i imary School will open on Sept Dr. nml Mrs. B. D. Brownlee particularly itttrnrlivr foi a 1st- areen "Sonietnoi's I think lltal's it mil ..... tirort f 11 " ff tho evening Mi1*" Chapman pro- white aceeaaorles with a eorsage t't lull that 1 eg I it 1nt ion will lie vented Mrs. Itlrkson, Mrs. Dam- of small while osiers, roses und nml .'tr. nnd Mrs, T. 0 . Ray tier-work pastry topping of a a dltlv tit'k." he adds, "Bat there are 20 caratl c l iltr I el.I mi Si pi b Mr ,. T ill Iilmll t I.AHT TIMES TODAY! et. and Miss Lovell wllh gifts In tuberoses. They plun to reside in have left for Philadelphia, Pa. bnrry pic, in llie t. i inis-1 will he 1 The new Autiv films have more IIIOIII... I, . e appreciation r.ir their help In Clarion. Pa. at (107 South Htieet, to spend some time. Dr. and Mra. I >"imhl Middle |'l. I tell 1■ ■ .... 1 tdarkei villintis nnd more the setting I* pine palladium " presenting wedding music. where Mr. Power Is supervisor ol Iliownice will he tha guosta of t> II shooting. However, Hie stur him"Hush," I sititl. "And Hie alt tm iiirn'r u n u m a nicMir’ »P«cli»l education In Jefferson and their son nnd daughter-in-law, they have been visiting Huy -elf M'ldoin flies 11 gull. Deiinlly price ?" were Joined over the weekend hy ROHF.HT MtlHRIH PK NIC Clarion Counties and the bride Mr. und Mrs. Harry Bttrwnlat, Miss J . looked t'labornlelv rn Mr, Duncan will! niTiiinpunird lie does -o only In nick Hie villinn All Order of Eastern Star ] w||| teach In Clarion State Teachin bis shooting band. huhI. "Twenty tbonsnnds ilolbu-." Iunr Miiit -he’ll liinbflltlv Iru vr Mis* Caroline Leo arrived yes* them home. member* and thdf families are cri Cull cue. Autiv runt utiles tn lie a Idg en­ lie saitl. “It's Hi" most evpen "■ keln ml in I he iiih yif • *Mime(ki\ r iv Im witli invited to attsml tha , annual. - - of town guests for the wed 'nitty to spend some tlms with . -, Out huh!t' t*f*4 t «111 140**1! plane terprixe A an example, lie lenves bandbeg In the world. We’vr -"id rtft' ti Hill Ludwig arrived In Robert Morris birthday picnic on ding included John K. Howto id- i» t parents, Mr. nnd Mra, A. W, * n jK O OU O LXS ( hi mui Ii1? on Halurdity from I’hiladeiphls, next week foi film loi'Htinns. Tbe Hirer just III" it one em Ii 10 Wednesday aft<rrto*n ■e at their home on Laurel Ava Pfliwyll •Avlhar K ille r „ . g\ t i Harwich, Pa.| Hev. K. (J, Williams, So 11 k wr v) p ip siiyiriu x ImmiI lias loeii **W'« ho He hne mui. iitteo.linr nr following weekend, lie flies to Mi inpliis, Miiiini, und Lo- Ange ill at xiator Park In Oviedo. Those do< (iharnn — -Springs, ■ ............................. ' mu'. Miss l,ee si a student at the . 1Pa. where N. Y.; Mrs. W. L. rh rlsln m s ipnipmlirmifp les." Ardmore, Dkln., fm 11 roileo. Hark siring to swim tire Invited to ar­ Relnnrd, Pnlmertnn, I'a.j Mrs. Mol flmi'l li'l no* know ynii'ip "• *>l" i"c r s K ^ S l i : 1 ',1: X r t to location and llien to an nuprni- That did It. Pennsylvania, He ' |ilai rive nt .ItOO'P. M. Each family Paul C. lluyt, Ames, N. Y,; Rev. rpend ncvernl weeks wnti hi- liner at Fm l Wayne, I ml. In laIf a woman ran pay i!M petferiii ••it|eiini4 it, will yo u? I wnnl it to Aiming thnse from Sanford at* parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. W A tween, be does hi* rndin show and good (i's for a pearly old hand' he o Htir|)r Ihc. and lithlo seivlip, Sujrper will Mr, m , .n.t ,. n r. nnd m Mrs, C. tr F. Brannn, Jr., 'ending the national Lambla Chi Ludwig ut their borne mi (>»' (ends to 11 sente of busins-asm, Daytona Deachi Miss Virginia ■‘(lene t» always going some­ C . M axw ell It In ch a rg e nf the Mpliit meeting In Sprlngflold, O. Fourteenth .Street, Chapman, Clcnfuegos, Culm ; p ioK rnm . T ho se d esirin g tr a m * re Laurler Heard and Mr. and Mrs. Frances .tlcClutig mriwd where," suv* 11 friend. "He's never Misses Fannie and LaDora Dewar, in Hollywood, except when Int'n n nrtatlm i are a sk e d to contact Fclda, Fla.| Mrs. J . A. Bumblev. His. Ralph Austin Smith. Tha* Inct week from Mnr'irnibo vnr making a pli tnie. But lie doesn't tlX a M rs. J . P . Ilo ltxcla w , x 1 1 1 b« Joined In SprlngDald by xitrlq to spend some tiniv dh h r* Uradentnn; Dr, and Mr*. Ituberi S’. Vnllcr Mead Smith. even have an illrert" parents, Mr. nml Mrs. Fml W il­ Blv and Allan Illy of Lakeland; rONHtllT fox son, Whit" In the I' mIted Nt'd** Miss Mnryao Dale, Plant City ami Mrs. W, II. Duncan and ehll* slto will also vi«ll Mi and Mr*. h jjh ftll.O K CAKTOON •t#In tha unlorgsttable J M|ss Cladys Hums of Lumk'rton. n and linn Mltrhem In W esthory. I I . N. C. ’ plcturliatlon of J Dnlc Duncan, returned RA0I0 STATION W .T.R.R. dm I SSgS At Rehearsul Party iL&. STSkiS. J '. J ’KT* « ..... . tST*: u. ..... . Ui d TOlJCIIiON’S ;a .. .. - - ^ d 10:1ft ii J 'J* 21 rUB8. und roamix from C h arle sto n , 8. itard ay where N . Y ,, and H o h rrl W ilson hi Nrw Y o rk City. 3 lilf j SHOUTS iilflV ' * •tlltlmt 31111. NOW SH0W1N( Tuesday 12 Iroadway t dramatic ■ lt««t hit / ■ F ree Sit itwit 7:11(1 & Hit ft DAIN nr MOON ffir the claka revolving -(toe honors ware , vetenans. Under Wednesday n tn n Sauteed mtuhmomtt and pepper aru detfrtriiis od< H 1 Tnblo Sun Saits and Boxer Shorts 1 Rack Drei and Pinafores Sizes 1-| Values to a All Summer a . a * J »|1 . Sizes 4-12 SH O P m sum ~ "W 0V 1K 1 - ll I) U N IlM T H I O RLA N D O K 11 1 It W A / m rtxsr r/«!> �* I MONDAY XUGU8T_22! 1949 T H E SANFORD H ER A LD . SANFORD FLO RID A Giants Win Two Out Of Three Baseball Canes During Weekend Bromwich, SidweBBritajn Blame* Win1U. S. Doubles m a m a h o n k ck . n - Y- Au* ’ Britain never <;■" Tennis T o u r n e y i'i—(A*)—(treat expect to regain JbB Walker t I Birmingham Team leading tribe to top Wins, L o s e s Onfe With New Orleans ■** _____ BROOKLINE, Mas*.. Aug. 21i —WP)—Tennl* record* that date back aa long aa 30 year* prow (hat whenever Australian* gain the national double* title*, their nation win* the highly prised Onvis Cup, That' happened back in 1910. when Norman Brook* and (Jerald 1 ntteraon won at Longwood. It ulto waa true in 1030 when Jack Uromwlck and Adrian Quist de­ feated Jack Crawford and Harry Hopman In an ail-Australlan na­ tion doubles windup at Longwood, tirurawlch and Billy Midwell gained the 1010 national doubles crowns yesterday by defeating their countrymen. Frank Bedgman and George Worthington, IM, tl-U, Hr STKKL1NG HLAPPKY The Srnford Gianis won iwo out of three games over ihe week-end i munding oul a I* to 3 victory over ihe Gaineieville G-Men lie re I nm! I nnd by yjwujaatoti^jiftt game of a local double header ' nybmn Beach R>(t^Ugi4(hTng by the one aided icoie of 14-1. j ord dropfied the second garite 7-4, Kain in Orlando prevented pl»y j & J will bn here for a n o lh 'tlF M C ^ ’' r' The fiinnte in Hearing ig rune ■edr 1H hit* off Pnntello and *, Jdlrkcy, Gainehvjllu hurlera, Frl. day night. Barry allowed the Gmen 14 hit* hut kept them well , Mattered. Jack iloback limited ths Day­ tona Islander* to hut one bit to in the seven inning opener’ of is Saturday night double header, lMiUlUW. M N 4 2 2 1* bile the Glnnt butters were slim ­ M lljillmun. If * I I l « ming the offering* of Rltfadherg r.HMlilu, if 2 3 2 2» Juni'B, S1 j 2 2 1 1 1 •nd Trlny, Islander hurlera. Idikf, rf . 1 2 2 1 0 The second game waa marked MiiMp (• 2 2 2 51 by three homo run*, u mgii mi i,uit t’PiHu, 4b » •* 1 1 1 1 0 •ver Ihe left field wall by Island­ .MhHiiow nkl, Ilf |) 1 H1 II er short stop Mnntulba/ui In the lloliiirk. Tuliiln 2*» It 11 21 II fourth frame, nnothar #>r Daytona i» will hit I -fur IUff» MI..IK lit 2ml. In the eevopUr by Lou JImRLjaud I»- Ntfiirk out f*#-^Ulu> In 71It- A iMyionti IlfnAli ^ nio non o - 1 in Banford's hnlf of thiAwNFftin- Hribfiitil 1H| 15*1 i -11 ihg Pepin humored to left to ncure Tl MfirttuMifirm 2, HkImii k. Mill* Lake and Mntto whom Kendrick IfmWNkl, IliJtlty, I'ltbln, IlevIt, Hill—l.tiki*. MhIIc ft, t*i‘ii1n bad walked. Ilevil'* homer lied Join**. 2, I'lilnliju 2, libhiM 'li JotiPM 2fl • tbe league home run recoril for A*nit •♦, Mi'Miintiw, .\ht1,1tit* tvhlU Hit the season at 17. MuHf* Hll Mi Mantin H .Miillimw* hi: I. f 'it t ji 9t1o 111* if f.Muftiiw to MillAlarmed hv Ihe (Bant rally, ImiWMiil itt llhulvy in MonDaytona threw Wully Gadill*, till lilt ini ti« Mt#■i Hum Le-ft I iiiyfitiiJl llfurli H , H u nfog (I G Mil off IMF* Hanford nemesis, Into the breach ff*»ilu*rK 2, Hithrii U 1, Trlfiy U, Hit and he stopped the Giant hatters hv Trluy 1. Ihihui k f. IHt \<\ttvucold. The Glnnt'* Tom Cataldo hfr»( 1 In 1 liinlhgr. I rniiN WI* shun* In center field with several 1iIFfe-r*l***rm 1 In I lu n iftH J y I.k it* ItlffiiilurK, Trluy I'll Mutl«* 3, sensational running cnlchea that M umlltfiii, Winner lluliiti'k; J.onrr cat olf Daytona hits. ' —Jill f*'fil»#rn, lf Aiult’iPDfi fuiij flnriili'kl. T—I :IR. (Mwrunit Hhihm llA V iim IINA('ll , mI» r ho n l(*»iili*K, 2fi .1 ii u t .1 lllplt. rf t I 2 I ii J I 'u ik f i, lh b <i 2 ii 0 . 1, And while the victorious Auselea were playing under wraps, the th« fl O Pttft team and their advisory board *aw little that enhanced their rhances of defending the international BALTIMORE, M . •* fc W M happy Florida dumpies I* tha pereea t l pith Bepe. Jr., et Cr prase Gardeae, fla , wha * m saappad akllai lata share after mrteeafally delaadtag hla NeRasul WaUr »bl Champtaaahlp. L- — B ill V ir e n * ’t t c o * D O PtS/HS paP ^ o # M A Y2 7 M U 6 TM A V t Duck Stamp BUI Is Signed By Truman 0 0 * 8 mOMBTHl/m 7 0 C LBV 0 LA N &•F0 Q M t r * PCA c 8 T H iy CLIMB8 P TOTPM P U M *0f*-U P S P O T p u n /* a o u t 3 9 rnanr* WASHINGTON, Aug. 22 (Sps- t*bvwo* 2 5 our o r i s / Walk.r, u pmiuillo, p illlUnt, rf eu'CallHiiHti Smith, rf Mir her. Totals ■ssriiHU Good Season Is Seen For Gators In Spite Of Its Tough Schedule ■ t ** IS 17 II in n e d fo r I 'o llt l llo Ill S ill nie— mu eet eto * ........ IUI3 tJtU II* 13 11* 11, III Vera. Ivy, •l.’nlnlilu, I, lntke, Millie I, 1'ajilo 3, 1-J--I 'oIIIiih, KIVAU, MullllItlll—Allen, l.nke I, MaJle, I, Miillnnwi'kl I. t'olllnN, I, I'nlalilo, llurke. *11—jnike, SI*—i'nlalilo. Mil—C'aialilii, S. I'euln. H- I ’nlllli*. MatinIII1—Mulltniwekl, MuManu*. UK—(1-Men IS, (llama Hi. f Pum.in, j, Harry I, MkHH—Ur Pnnlello i. Barry I. •lilelln In 6 Innlnua II, lllil 1 Barry (Ivy). Wt*—Pontidln. I’M—Walker, laiser—Pnnl.il-llntnwy, Taylur. T—1:11. (Viral llaimrl IM A IIHACM ■h t h « a 1P O R T S IN IIUllSF By AHKIX’IATF.D I’llF.ss ba h kh a ll PlHLADF.Id'HIA—The second imu of n Nuiioniil Lonumi doublu' ■del was. forfeited In Hie New rk Giupts when I'hiladalpiila la ahoWc'red Ihe field with pup it)** Protest lug n dci lsUin In i ninth. I L'y UTKNNIH ,i», BHOUKUNK, Mas*. -AustrOs ’* Jack | Bromwich and. MIUr two]I wMt thu nntlunal doubles jo by heating fellow countrym. riratw Hedgmun und George (iAIM'M Il 1.11. Aug 22 (Special) On ihe cvc of life 1949 Mnlle, e .1 i n ; i fiM.lli.ill .............. ml ul .i Iprie when folk* lluoughout Florida are | l*f|do, III i i i i i ilitiiru; G.tl it '.in . r.inguig from five lo cigltl, ii might hr intcreitini Mnlion wnkl, II. . 1 . 3 0 1 HellllltS, |> I IJ „ n I t.vfcr* .i tpnr i ’’,ok ,ii wluit nut.idcrt toy tilmul Florida's oppunents. I'eiU. |, | || „ ii <, Irrr’« the dtyr .ic(«i<iitig to PlC Foulhnll Quarterly: .i- llu run | it o ii ii T Hose, rr it it n u <■ Citmlcl: 111.i11 iirntiiitl 21 lutterTotals *3 | 7 27 in miTi, seven «( Hutu ri'Lnmiiig will carry (lie hackfleld hopes. a filed uni for Ileal In MrIi. lcticitncti, ( Imi ilc Fnbiun, Wait men Georgia; Willi towel* pressed Daylona llenrli nju Mill HU T Mitil'll, I.ucimi I’lcknny umi Fcilio Hanronl uni mi3 I I doggi'dlv to his eyes, Coach WallI! HlerllUM, lli-nley. Hill Hieil lliiblcii I'Spvctcil lo benefit l«v 1,1.1 3. Ml-Maim*. Moiitalluiloi. IU|i|i milled year ol experience,,. Six nee Butts udmlls lie might find 11 ineo enpublu of filling out unl3 I'epjii 3. Ilevil, llucker. 311 timiuerleli. Miintnlliiiiiu, II lee Mil newi'ornei * ImMei Hie oulluiik ul foi ms unit running lo their start­ HterUlllr, Mollllllliillio, )•e Ii I n. guard*, ing lendtIon*. He said the same Ilevil. nil--l.'alultlii hi—1111||| 1,1’ Tuliia: Twenty Ivtteim rn up- tiling la*t year and Georgia won Mni.t..Hu.In. In Healey to HleilliiH, lii'iued on H;ii three-deep raster ut I In I'U lo llucker lo Hlerlllta l.efi the Houtheaatern championship. Iniylona llearh s, Hnnforil « llll the end of Hie spring g r in d ... Noofl Kenilrlck Helinll* I, Jn-al 3 tulde among the monogram men It’s nretty safe lo assume that Georgia will have a tough, rockHll In Hiulitl* I. Heliotis 3, Ileal 1 M il—Knulrlek r. In V 1-1 liiiiht**, nr«i a pair ot "tatting guard*, lind-sin'k ball club capable of lick­ I run*: (I ooUIh 3 In 3 3-*. I run: linger L i’hfw and Arm ilil Bur- ing anyone, .. Georgia's thin Jnike 3 in l, l run. IV I’ ilaililla. VV Inner- Keliilrleki le.eer HetiulK tilUgll. . . Ill the burl,field will lie schedule place* the Bulldogs in a B. J . W lnt iiiiiii mill Hull tirnvi'H, a position in win the title without H—ilorulckl ami iViuleieoii T euilpll, of guild, bull lugging In,If- working up a purple aweat.,. The hnrkf wfiu i’iiii ul - 1> luiudlu de­ lino Is uu Immense unit which can fensive nssignment* well. move opposing wall* back five A uliurti! I'lie 1.11net. i* being vurd* on nheer power. shifted from the single wing lu Kentucky; Kentucky la rushing n stuinlnid "T " nnd it H prulmlile »ff Ihe ”T" fur thu third nensun Hull little T in v ls 'I idwell will load nnd nhould have the thing rather the VIIIk fioln IIIIIII lei buck. .. well uuistercil... Thu ball pack­ G o .ud replacement* me t h e e r s iii u fn.ler than those of 1040 NtlniiKfMt, while tackle col'"{'I, ‘ ‘ b* |with Bill Buller und mercurial tlm weakest e|mt on the c lu b ... Dopey I'help* packing the postM .( I H I I ) * STA TU I. H U H 'I I Tow W I. I V t ( G u iic iii I luck uf M'plui'enielits ■ , „ ,is age from left hnlf... Coach BryIbilorsvllls S3 U .S3* also slowing <» (.obi’Ii Blown h uiii tjiink» hi* end*, guard* and ImyIoil,i llemti 7 t ItI .l,sl 7 I'alnlkii 71 t>7 .lir, til *d|,u|>' i buck* are a trifis light, but there hi AiimiisiIii* *n r,7 .ns II Vmi.li’rhilt: A bull club riplipped is magnificent tonnage at strungsivyiiH ii aa as .a:u h with Hie tools of dcntiliy nml n il side tackle where 240-puund Bob IIV I . IIII.I S3 a s .1*4 I I lltbinitii 47 77 .1711 II uncertain future.... The passing'(lain raging lu what might easily t.r.sliuru Sr, HI .311 43 nhould he belter u* should the he All-America wrath, la hackod • l l e s a l l a V t a l r r i la r running, but there is weakness In by 2311-puuinl Charley Dope.., At Haaronl at llrliiaito, |i|nl, rata, thu defeuiilvit lm.lions... Herb least ten really helpful hand* are llulnesvillr 7. l.vsHbiirs I. I mytoon llioh Ii 1, I iol.iiml I. If it’ll b< n gimid miiipi'tltiir nml coming up from tho freshman HI. Aiiausiln* 1, Vnlnlkit II, Uamea TnSay (trlaiolii ul Daytona llsucti. HI. AmkiisIIii* al I,i*i'*liiira Dclmtnl at Haiifiiril. (iullirsvlll* al I'alulkn. AWMIilCAV I.KAIH'H Tea mi W I, IVI I w Mtlonal public park* tourmi. Myron McNamara of New York n h HuRywoud, Gullf., win thu iIllel .svioe in a il I single" crown. I'hIIn<1,-1lit, In f HWIMM1NG D i lr o ll ru H o N ANTONIO, Tex.—Zoo Ann I'ld HI. L o u is l, Oajduud, Guilt., won her W a s h Ilia I op uutit P i diving chaigMbnshlp AU Met, ' GOLF \ , IANI 'ItAl’lDS, lltcb—Jim br. Mn. Fronclicu—Won tha 3 Bulda upon with « 72-hole l of'I [13. kMAKpNKCK, N. Y,—United it aipleur golferd.-retained Waltpr Gup by defeating 73 43 lit, 73 4« S3 41 0 in r.ttn u & X gPRiN ak i g/7|B,70) won the. M P 'P ' Btunta wm.i New Villnnuva fnot hall .Dm Leonard, who played Knute Itockne at Notre “•on foot ball letters both buck mid u linesman. K X IT .I'H IV K ANNETTES coach under Dame, aa a W IT H Orlandu llgwy at French Ave .117 14 ,311 13 . l i e 13 DOZIER and GAY PAINTS ARB g notice of the from Livingston < no wljl start *t More and Better Telephone Service for Florida Syracuse University's football team wid piny three night games Hil* full nil ut hume In Archlmld Sloilluiii. S Ingstun State Toichor* College at Selma, Alabama, on Saturday* Nov, 5 Instead of Friday, Nov, 4( a* originally scheduled, Athtotlft Director Howard •O,. Danfoird an* nounced the change Itila mornlac H*—Sandy Strand K, (WAOLwan tho .Michigan Hlnto Gullege’s foot­ ball team average 111 first downs und 3fi.it points per game during the ten game 1H4H season. 1 ITUUMKHY. Ala —■Caplli Mpielay, l’ortsmoqth, I'bliutivlutiia 4-o. N*w ka. jntcr-avrvlci chan Ml. I*niI* 4-0, hit.III. Ith’d 72-hole score of (-hlt'agu l-l, t'lnulnnu ” HACINU • MDO—Gosltown , (| HKMINOLK HCIIHOULK World record of lllf TALLAHAB8KK, Aug, 2 2 MkCwIth turns In wl (Special)—The Florida Slate UnlS lA a y stake* at.Jfbi vcrslty Seminole* will fate Lie- starting this Frldny, In their waya to the finals, Sudgman and Worthington, who tramad together for the first time Jim Leonard, new conch at here last week, ousted the defend­ ing champions, Gardner Mulloy Vlllanovn, once was grid coach and Billy Talbert In four seta. Tha of the professional Pittsburgh letter have been given the U. S. i Stealers. Lavia Cup assignments Both Bromwich and 8 idwell j were far more Impressive than. Richard (I'ancho) Goniales, the] national singles titllat. who, with I Ihe veteran Frankie Parker, bowed ' to those Australian acoa in the semi-final round. The other playing member of the American Davis Cup team, Ted Sc breeder, spent most of hi* time la*l week practicing for the ,trophy competition. But he has twen out of competition since he won the Wimbledon singles honor* early last month. The Australian* appear confi­ dent that they will win at lea*t three of the five Davi* Cups en­ gagement*. Most tennis student* ( vho saw them and tha three American selectee* In action here concede that thu Davi* Cup j* due for another long trip to the “down under." Before that all-Australian cham­ pionship match, Louise Brough MAN NIK umi Mrs. Margaret Osborne Du­ GATKH Pont won their eighth consecutive*! women’s doubles title* by defeat­ HAND ing Doris Hart of Miami, and Shirley Fry of Akron, O., tl-4, Other uatlimnl double* winners were Wllmer AIII«on of Austin, Tea., and J. Gil Hall of New York, In the men'* veterans' division, Mr* Hasel Hotchkiss Wlghtman of Brookline, and Mrs. Mariorle Gladman . Buck of Naw York In the women’s veterans' competition and 0 . Dlahl Mateer, Sr., ami J t , ; of Armors, Pa. In the father-son rlaaa. S3 r.4 .311 II S3 3a .317 II Ml S7 4ii Sil I S TT until It* aolfers Overcome the Americans’ mastery mound the g-rens, *ay» ’Pcfcy (Laddie) Lu­ cas, captain of the visiting force*. “We^io going H*ht l>wk to Kngland und "tint working on our wedge* nnd »hoit iron*, the .uyear-old former RAF wing com­ mander *aid today a* he reviewed Britain’* 11th netback in 12 tup cUnite* with the U. S. "That ■ where your fellow* broke our Lack*." The cream of Urltoin** amateur ■natinaktr* were rcpul.'ed, 10-2. In the renewnl of the Inlcrr.itHimal c!u*«ir lu*t week-end over tha foot course. There wu* one convolution for the Briton* u* Uncle Ham’* *|>eclali.-t* won three of the four Scotch foursome* unit seven of tha eight single* matehe*. Th.. S'... 1 American entry jn Itotlt event* was numoivo. i».o.«*J White, ilk-year-old Kngllsh cham­ pion, tvoimced Willie Tnrnesa, tha V. 9. Arnett ur tltleM.ler, t nnd f>. In *lngle*. He teumed with Jo* Ctirr to bent Turnexu nml Ray Billows in th< foursome*. The Clubhouse By FKA N K KCK AP Nawfaaturca HporUKdltor WEST POINT, N. Y.-llarohl Dean Shulta will got a lot of work a* an Army hack when the football season rolls around next fall.' The tod from Huntington, BmA ' v asIdia'it 1*1 kin vnH f n a h itv ii a * Worked hla wny through adhool becauso hi* father (hen Hal waa 1L Until oili to the U. 8. Military Acahe’worked at various Job*, he helped around a filling i and although he started r draining n car crankcase, m the gears to lock, ho bald b for almost four years, Ita also bod a morning papsr lu* ctaaa uf 10B. Catching three forward pause In one half In a high school game w u hla big thrill until he came to Weat point. He ranked Urd la hla yearling class last year and even higher aa a football player In the eyes uf Coach Karl (Red) Blalk. Shulta bed the beat yard gain­ ing average, among the Cadata, It waa B.1 yards, the reault of 20H yarda on IB attempts, Ha broka Into the (coring column twice, once against Navy when he rejtlRMd Hobby Jack Stuart In the hackfleld. Gil Staphanaoa, the aenaational aophomore of lu t aaasoa, will be the big gun on Army's attack thla fall but Shulta will bear a lot. ‘Best for the South' You’ll croaa one worry off yetur W PEHW for the annual National gaafood Festival to be held Sep­ tember 1B-1T at Hampton. Va., love* ly Lucy Thorton trim to look Uko a crab, but her andle prove* that ihe Isn't. Ihe will flgure prominently In the propram honoring King Niptune. (International Soundpholo) list for years, when you ape* rlfy Dollar and Gay Paints, DAG Paints are bast fpr tha South bacauea thay'ra made for the Routhl Yog can't find Uttar quality FAMILIAR SIGHTS lo tha cltlea, town* gad n m l aedlosu ol Florida are talephaw , (oUU bail dime MW facilltle# to make your telephone •attlM bigger and batter. ' ' 1 ' j1 ■i.|] ; t' *; r New balldiaga being erected . . . new central •A m faeilltiaa W tsg lnsialled , . . more poW , M M 4w U a going l a t o t u e ... more msdmore o f W**l ll JoAm to improve and enlarge tb^ telfr phmm Mtweekaw vitally Important to tlwgrowlli aadproepeeity ol tha etato. O w pMtwar program of conatypctian W MW faeiUtios la tba burgaat in the hUlory ol tbo cUta. anywhore—«t a tower price. For p fnii H#o sf Dr. Henry M c L r u Hi i M tM ty lafsw iid laM a t)Kt* laod. tom ■ - j * Fva t % i• v ' v*t*., �MONDAY AUGUST 21. 1842 SA N FO U I) FLO RID A c h i m h n / - - t !X Some Insects Gain iou*h As far back ■■ IMS scientist* s imimt that amon* some ln»«cta ( ImmunityToSprays that Infested treat, called the San . J on* real*, n few individual Intacta I survive limt-iulphur spray*. ►Thought Deadly; >mild After a few sprayings the*# 1 N-RUHKOtGHS PROFIT New In Woolens Make* Burroughs NEW YORK, Adding Mm-hine t o, ireported net profit foi si* months As Washable As Nylons {ended June JO was 17, A uk files. would Iw used to raise the weak generations Die# >tiaiu.) After a few . '11test coddled weaklings, of can he produced that can take •cveral time* the doe# of DDT l„,tli sexes, wlil he turned loose with the ones hard to kill. that i* deadly fur most flies. "Soon we should have a crop This might he possible because the file* a “DDT neighbor •>f eross-lired flies that will lie mu Slirw lived IITVII In n ——. _ •fund” (tough on flicaj and ac- nelliivr tough nor weak, Juit in­ quired resistance to It. Or It i>vtwcen ” he says might he that they almply were Tilut. ; „,,, k|mj of „ fty the horn with lictter constitutions— scientists want, a push-oyer for nmre rugged. fly poison. Habers went Into the private "The fly I* a friendly rreature," lives of many Insecta and dls- lie savs. “It’s very easy to turn covsred It Is not unusual to find -mt cross-breeds." Wu ^ w ttis v in r w ikk WANTS « uf 1 *•vi 11 111197 lu lir ii’M. j Mu t uf them \%»*rt* ’•ultl ulunsr I (he \ t liitit h ctiih l. lint W l I I iuiic tn C l I 'ii null! anu •' " 1 tin- luilniy .Sniillilam l li/a n l I in 11nn > " a . .ItM’uvereil by Salle in litTI l.a POISON I......... l"* il tm» fuund T,m' the ,t ha, Simf.'i Inn for wool. #ays at lust 1in- 1111.1, n p piiiciilly, Hie Hri to do fur Wind what it alteiidy fur i-iiltuii ami inyuii. It 11-li i'liit u» in Hie lin k . Hubert tin- new imn-shtinkitig pro- M I'nvv ling, v n e )>■ e-liietit uf Cluetl l '*itI>1n)y , say# t tic A m eri­ fui wool, Sunfoi Ian. can 1 lUnpiiii)'# icM ’iiii her# wet# • to lie offered for sale vviukiiii' 11 ;i wav lu 1111111111 wool fall in, liulc swculers, sucks, sin niktige m lien a til itiwli wool lube#, men’# wool spoil dying lu 111 tm upon it The Aiuorslm i.s, women's skill#, in- leun Inn.. I' uling says, ucipiired "■in ami yard guilds. Hie ngtil lievetup ainl piumote ■nine# nt a time when the the pion - in tiie United Slates l |i*|«*'*■*(»• ||l)»l»;o>'V ««•.. l.(. . ( JnM In f, el (lie cuinpelitioli '■sting it heie, 11. Only Hie tight mmkul it >»• ie rumplete control of J(ltrt ha# kept llieae 1 1 . . n*ig #tiy«, IP** c iliv final making greatei in•uiitiol not only till) to tin) w iiii I iweutci mar­ (■nt also llie tnmmfttcie Knitted Out- tin e i,I 'll, Ion died ganneiils. Aiming nyIon’s II I t ’ll,, n tinie mo two types i# 1I111I giirments uf "I 'iliiikiige. Hue I# proand a glii cull luuk K H --I umkiige "liicll steins I II* tuliii'lloW 11- -lie ilnl I li. Ill >iii. ..1 lift vlie-# of Hie 1 ycstei day. wool 1 11 tin tie" pria'ess is Tiie new Waul pi nee## also ile.n-l Hu il an- 11 ptnidy ehemieal none last year to six by the end of this week, the town of 3,000 residents come# ui. ihe lie uf National le u , (it'll 1li it( in illriill/e.- tin# fell­ decided to do something about It. They hired ■ helicopter to help wlps Sweatei Week which I lie Knniutu- NIK ptupci I) 'd wool and 1# miout the fly and mosquito population in and near Sprlngvllle. Hare, the lien is #pnii-oi lug llu< last week ■11 III It I led II) i ■pi uteil wii-hlug#. Tin' ui fui type is it1luxation helicopter skims along at lire-top lave) engulfing a gasoline slut Ion Seplemliei. when il plan# Io have with a DDT-fug. harmless to humans, but which brings quick death to a ewciili 1 gill ciiiili'sl acm-# Hie slin iik a g e , uiii-i'd hy any y a rn tin -io n - dial univ lie iiitlodueed Insects. Stagnant pools, backyards und river, which runs through the nation town, wars “covered" by the (»g. fiiitcrmiflonal i'oundpholo) Tile -"eater hiisine’#, the foun uto a woid gni n ielli d in in g ita dati mi .iv— . 1# not lii he -nieri'd 1n1111u l 10 l.il. I In,C m w hy (lie coinati I a-l Vein (lie IMiln-ll) pm pall) "n ut- In el ru les for kn itllllie,I 1,11111 lliiill Seven llllllluli lin g nl - illllig Ihe (le n t,-d wold. *(*, TRA04 swiniii . ami mule Himi five mill Dowling *a,v# S— , * P 1 . , B hull million #ilinlm gill nielli-,: H o w e ve i lu m i ll-: " T i i e p ro cess such 11- pulii anil huxiiuc -lint-. cmi lie tipphi'd to wind at liny The iih Ih t i \ -hlp|U'<) 111 111 Iv , -luge in tin iii.imifucturiiiK period -link, lop,, vm 11. woven 01 kliitmill lull U*l|lh till' 1111III <4. Thu 1 11111lie-up knit led Komi»,.»h.*it nut n\ liiivv j **#* |Ut U ti (phN nin»'v H.it iifitl I imw m iiiiy I n ,‘ w i*i The hunt used letlel ill tha English Rlphuliet i# the letter “l" . equal to !I3 cents u sluin’ Tins rompnred with *11,228,il-l I nr |1.27 a share in the like 1Uls period Sale* ' increased t>> * l.r>tlir>0,lI l front 946,46 l.llfiil a yeui ago. Tinreport noted 1040 net (irofit was • after iirovision uf $i;ihiimhi r. ■ VV expenses in connection with ini in­ duction of New piudutl-. I I it) SAM lltWSON (V YOHK, Aug. t/l’> Soon the gnl« ,-.«n w,t*lt their wool ami thru mr.links' wool »otki. uni iicaI iI.iv esprit to find iu«l a# tli.iprly nr c»ci \t mil'll ".umrilij, il linkage-' out lulled ami w,tvh,title. ulmilly will in ih p.nlmelil ami iMcially .Inn - lliu.uglmul the nation. At llmF# what Cluetl. IViihntly*—— hardy character* were lh# only • Hv ROBERT K. GRIGER one* bred a whole gsn- eWASHINGTON. Aug. 2 2 -M V -1 'me* "cratlon " ‘ V left. uf They Insect* that couldn’t be^ Tough Insect* have sciential* In f-. killed byofthe usual s*ray m*Aod*.| a fled. They can’t l>e killed by or­ In recent y#AT* aarne hardy: • dinary dose* of the most deadly mosquitoes were found in the; poison*. The Hclentlst* want to know if could live as they wero horn that way or acdusted with (lulled their ruggednes# because being . t h e y have to live In “tough nclgh- mmu|uito*s died hours. ffhorhnoda." If DDT resistance waa acquired Frank II. Haher# of the DIvInIoii like n heavy smoker acquire# a of Insects Affecting Man and Anl- tolerance for nicotine the scien­ nioL Agriculture Department. ha# tist# would not he so pussled. But studied everything he eouhl find ■lie fly Is capable of paxsing along that has been written on the *uh- this resistance to hi* children. lect. I la say* these tough Insect# Halier* says the mystery still .till . . . ono of .cl.nco'. m.Jor ,msn., but h . h .. an mysteries idea he wants to try. u-'- (mine to try breeding tha 1 .1 iujlaili’ , 'bir.v <" « gtouu sprayed with DDT occasion off spring of fly weaaitng*—iy< ally suivlvj this powerful ln.ee lo'wV ihat can’t"take a single whiff ' ' i , .. "f DDT without passing out. They don t do this by accident. Hatches of file* would ha * 1, ! n lohoratory tests |„,v,.d (u lay eggs, then would get they breed nffsprlnjr that can take , „ )T treatment. Tha eggs of digger iloses of D D T thnn other tut nt?d up thtir tot* PACK ITVL glow a new lull _ Oak oi u/MAO !tlii|ilt»hing.dry up wVlilistersquii kly.aufslf. ■••.IVY-DRY ANNOUNCING k k -oim*:n in (; of HOMKR’S GRILL iipm n liziiig in goia( unit L'U'iUiiiiie.18 [ fond NOTICE Mil. \V. F. MINSIIKW I Is te a r * III SiinloMl) Now Associated With „kill# T O m iT O N IIAKHKK SIIOI1 1 •»»1 , AIR CIIN DI I ION ED *c ++++++++ ++++++*+-M-:'+ :•++•(-U- ) •!•+•!•**+♦♦< A U T O ittale*^ >10 ", •••*( " *1 1 tail 1 ■ ; '1 11 ill, -- U A H I U T Y IN s S H K A N C K To .Meet New Fluiidn l-'kivii in' 111} Ri-p.ia*dnlity law P O LIC Y H O L D E R S S H A R E IN IH E P R O J IIS cm ■ me become* ile- PHONE w e u r u - c c I'lm iil PHONE TC UN I'll UE Ite-upliolstorlng. All' Use IU4 ell v ul Dubuque, lu., was | work gimiunteed. I'ickup & dell-1 tollk V> llllllluli "HI til. Off jo II HEDROOM huuse, complete clcr11Il>i do l''ieiich-l'anniliun i very. I'lmiie 013-W. Ituniey, DW 0| Hack to Selim ’I In luiln -. tluif files# ’ell!,' UliHALD trie kitchen, clean. Hood loca­ Jtih fii Iitilnii|iie. 1 W. 1st. St. 1 Ihii i*lit tuin tv tim e 111i11i,»n luggage sa le Al Waluie Plume Sls-lt C. M. Ilu)d Pliunr 211-11 tion, lawn and shrubbery. Kusy t)n Metal ut Fdue l i l t A CHIU WORK SW 111 I 11 l i t vim, Ivvne 11 # many j Went Ads walking distance from husini'ta An avciiige iiule of nalurul gas LOCKERS Free estimate# on plowing and as 1n> uni. dnl Hut the iiiules pipeline eo-l- iit.oiil UOD.imO. district, Immediate possession. STEAMERS di#clng farm or gurden plots. went in tmiii' fui tiie pulu, T mid For Iw d h Price 17,11011, terms. Good value. PACKING THINKS I Also ideal tag and grading iuiild- sweut km . Iiiiviiig mine than —Wardrobe Trunk# , ing lusts. Phone IA7-J. Jack two tiullmit Luj^al Notice ra*i Sefirwtas sates eoeir »« : I have three und four bedroom ALUMINUM LUGGAGE 'Hu vim, il# I'liiiiiiltituiii xiiys, j Russell. ___ hugalow#, new and modern in , Wlaa< as# eabUefeeO la ra* In matched set# it MaraMi .aaleeS M ini 13 best residential sections of Han­ {I.OWER PRICKS, rtapert watch wtnuei -hi.)i)n 1 - me eyidng waistalso niitiunallv ndvl. N•1 1*•• l« ti r 1 > Mtt*'ii that »vi plunging ford. If Interested In u homo, eetl* ■ Hate I repairing, G. C Folluwa, Home lellgtli "Intel- with . , ..........rtilM*'l1 l»( Dll lltliH Airplane l.uggap,' __jMsesilea _ m u H I i u f _H t o ifu ....... see me before buying. Mu' MuVV Ih i'V lilt I d I'M |W iiv 1 1 '*l!* n l. Hem Simp, 1700 8anford Ava. Phono nee* ini IM taeerlUa by CROWN MH i l l y , K lurlilll llllitel III off. | tt| V V « m | 'VMIlllTH lliill « (» » t| *( ISWMl'S ! I149-J. K slaws ____ AMERICAN TOUKIHTKH fu 111 tu 1 it# h illin' H on i n lii H . i l i l ' l l | U HEDROOM house, furnished, u»»lit!\s tn Im1 11011"Ill'll 41j 1in KimI J llltllisvll |t*B MI ul I li il I M l I l l U l l l l 111 •Its art MAXIMILIAN ★ ★ ★ ★ very dean with modern conven­ iSesfcle vase Aid. "TYPKfi of hulidoser work, to huiml while ihyinir, •* at I »*i fait! lui Hi** i M U M i m i l to tlu* In matrhed sets or individual iences. 4 lots, fruit trees und rcamui.ibtu rales. Free astlmat- *Tlu' riui’ii iVjihtMly fiim ' T ' i v l I t l u i i N yNaim* M i i l t i t r a " i o w i l l cases „ shade, 16 minuti;* from Hanford. hti.'"!I I lo r lilt* H1,41ul »*• 1 ‘»4 I NICK'S PA C K A G E ST O R E es. David E. Carpenter, Phons ll#4i««l im falsi 14* lirlnhiiFc run-' H941' l1 fi tli«* i - i * i k of t h e •' l i m i t i * o u r t SANFORD JEWELRY and V*.' ■“ Triced at TfllOOi, 91000. duwn inmi-M ' tio| vs ii- iiKii wlti'M il Hun-1 uf H r i n l h u l i ’ t u i i n l y F l o i l i U LUGGAGE CO. ______ „ *• *•* rtisoseo 4 1 0 San f»r,J Avenue ■* balance on easy terms. It H K r t T T f it j/. I t oMufi (fill 111i*IIIh. Il wee tos telepeese s s s s s Cur. 3rd. and Hanford Ph. 1.148 I.AWNS Mu« 11I. low prices. »: \v i : h t y i i i s Sn s coarse If »es* t s a s IiMMii'IiI tmI Siififnist'l fui inyuii ^len^Jmrd^tacina^^TTO-H^^^^ 1 IU Ilfltl Rural home, consisting of 6 acies DIIOTHERM SPACE 'HEATERS la lieieS IS ike lelefkeee fceeki iMi liu iii H iiihiiIIiu ii|f«i Ami now ■/I /III tiled farm with 2 bedroom house la rstsvs H t Slds se«eataie4s IP 10 A 60 Mmlids, oil hi gas Id^liUHlilCHM tfppuhuillllCN ^ •iser'r# lles Iks Hlvertleet offered fur Immediate sale ut LEE HROTIIKItS ear a»««e<irfl* F it AN HI HIKED 13600.00. Jlh. and Elm M !• F*m4s I til# bM< ••••IBIS ONE llel|iy Selfy fmundry frail-1 retire, aU Waat SS* a est ka P ,..‘A GRCAT Amn/iiiK Jidiiihtun’.#"NO-HOACH" I chiso nvuilaldc In tills cuiniiiiin AW-RIOHT, MONCY.. AND A S A QUA T irU L . AND HBRg la aar *ffl*s as ska Sax kafase t\ A. WIIIDDON, HR. BASCOALL SOE YUM LATCR AT FA TH C M CO//)eS OZAAK naiMliiiy coaling kills Rnuches, •5 MY BABY ily. To own an easy profitul.lr vakil** Has, 110 H. Park Phone 12*1 | J p a n * ! her )• — : ’ BAWL ro h is OAuCt* re/t's GIRL, Anl , Wilier Hugs foi monllm. I hiiuliii'i;ii nee Mr. Hiunur Stuff, 1 S I M M a e t t l f a* la sa sa Sla ie ls tll'JA-l, . ' l? R O M 30g,„ M A R K / o eos/ot... PiiiI yI lip. Half pint M!*r. Kuumll- . at llelpy Selfy (.aiindry fur de W ENDY y It as ertas ae**ea la i*sr as. 30 ACRES muck and Citrus land. Aii GOT 1 A \ K 3 0 A H DOND V va t e a s s s S a r a a s a a a l k l a fat 1 tail#. Hill W. 16th St. C a i 1 or 1 ou« 1 lat A Anilerson. K P R O M IS E D G A L i! Il Room House, 2 car garuKe. ■ass AH BniAKfAS’ / P T ’ PAY TH' Owner MUST sell -Ph. lHHI-lt. b II.P.KItu ligbl twin kicker, A-l Gnuery store, meats, piukng. BRUNO Daii - tiN > PO ' CH ILI beer. Good glowing h u iiu -. HER GOME AtCOONI VISIT/ condition, tHii.no Plmirn 200-W. 10 acre tiled tegetulde and celery nulled *106.00 Inst week. Cum CANOY KISSES Ul A SICK THE farm. Flowing wells, uutbuild- For Sale; I t ’ all Plywood Hoat GALE OR BURBLE L I T Gift!. . plete stock and fixtures I3hliu THE Ings, modern homo, Iwautlful OUM.MlSTUM--' , IN TIC \ 00. Fur details Phone 1281. priced at iinly 186.00. Call UI30 UH-M I 8TUMNAM E HOiOPlTAL/. lawn, fruit, paved road. Re­ OZARK duced fur quick sale. Gillens. Tm - io Plants lino W. nth ,s t. Small baidncss; guild lucntiun, lu« j HERALD rent priced to sell quickly. H"# Phone 20U-M. ______ Call 1660-J. GOOD AND HAD 910.06 SMALL Income Property undei I Ill'CitI 6 pc dinette 12 — hpcciiii~Svrvit'«M~'— 12 920.06 |4,ou) Cash to Settle Estate; I iniil xofu l«d 920.06 Needs some repairs—Five Room I used dresser ALTERATIONS and’ fires# Mak I— FU R K E N T 1 —1 Home; Detached Efficiency l ii. ii! 3 pc lieilriHim suite 960.06 Ing. 11Aik W. III. Street. PI..... slielilly used 3 pc lieilroom suits Apartment—Good Location. 1163-J. Reg. pi ice *200.06 *90.06 Mae John W. D. Moore ONE A two room modern e ffl-1UNUSUALLY Attractive Five I slightly used 4 pc bedroom suits VENETIAN ilLINDU made to nr IIP-. 1,1 •>I'. K A M iE li m a y tmrrq clency apartments, Ideally suited , Room Home; Double Garuge; Reg. price *320.06 *100.06 der. Seminole Venelian lllin-i for Individual or buslncaa couple, i Large, Shaded Lot; In FI lie Co. 920 W. 3rd. Ht. Pimm MATHER OF HANFORD 1 LET V0U FIRE FIRST) 0R6GO!y » * SOU MISSED BV A VfiDE MARGiM location acrosa from tha Post1 Neighborhood. 97,600. Financed. 203.00 E. 1st St. 1199.W. Phona 127 NOW IPS MV TURN ID K lR E .'jJ . , Office. Phone 660. _____ ____ _ t; Sea John W. D. Moore ft EW FLCOKL jurfared to perfer Sfc- ’ tlon. Old floors made like new apartments.) Four. Two Ucdroom Homes under , ESI I ELMAN’S Red Rose guaranModern furnished I teed feeds for nmre eggs and 94,000—City and Suhiirhan, Ylnishlng, cleaning & wrung Also efficiency apartment. I heller chicks. Portable power plant, 22 year See John W. I>. Miwre Downtown office store. Takarh TGCCHTON A WATSON Highway Ruslness experience In Seminole County Apartments, 20H N. Park. Phone Established 1201 Celery Ave. with Living (Juarlers— Hear, Phone 118#. rf. M. Uleaaon, Lake Mary. J 270-J. _ # £ Lunch, Groceries and Gasoline; Apartment Sine (ias Stuve, 406 ^Apartment. Adults. Private horns. ORLANDO Morning Houlimd. Dr Sanford Telephone—All Stock, I Mvilie Avenuu. ____ _ private entrance. Good neigh­ lando Evening Star, Cull Ralph EqulpmiAit. Furniture and Loasu . ENJOY Sunday dinner at Laney's borhood. (HR Melionville. Phone Ray. 1109-J. —93,600. a 76c also week day*. Lunette# fl OALL ci7 for Uattary, Generalur 1806-J. JOHN W. D. MOORE. Healtor slmrt orders. and Staner service. Swam’# 234 K. Flrat St. 1T'8 A hotter apartment your are Battery Service, 301 W. First Phone 1 9 1 9 looking for. 4 rooms # bath. AM RL S. Park Ave. LAWNMUWKKS abarpened, blIX R G E freshly painted furnished cycle# repalrud. lock and key apartment 310 Magnolia Ave. work. No waiting—work "uurPhone 3U-W. A. K. Rosaetter, anteed. II. W. Shuman, 310 GOAT MILK W A L T lllSN K lf ^ Florist. R. D. Priest, Phone 719-W9, Kaat 4th. BE, Bairfurd, Fla. I AAA X PTHIR9TV! i.IT'9 UU97 A Tftfdii X PAYAVBS r O .'l (Formerly with William# Flxd TMg MB AT PLAYS ■*- BU T IT'3 I F u r n is h e d AportmMta from Mill'* Bwap Shop—We buy, tell or KI.K< SO SH ON VOUP it TW AT3 A *90 to *A0. All Park Ave.____ PSV V ELL. i ■'j trade most anythin*. 406 San* tulu IMT AMR*?R f BY B9I PURAAONADB! villi TARN, 14 acres, located on Calory • ford Aw. Phone l f i - J , Avenue. Call 114*W. We ’ both loiaL when yotT don't TUX ' bring your prescrlptlono to »'» 2" ROOM 6aeheioir~ apartment, Laney's. Phono I0». m W. let I t reel with Electric Kitchen. Ph, 149* Hilvar, Wold PlntliiKi Polf. 2M Laurel A Highest cash prlca paid for uapd . Ileby shoe# und other ITCMIN3 URNI8HKD Apaji furniture Ted Davis Furniture ouurw nslnhborbood. li Co. nil E. 1st, Ph 99B. n ibmi B PLATING SHOP, l » N. PalmeVta awell'a Ph. 12 io Wanted! Frosh Water flihtng tacklo. Phone 0178 after 1 P.M. ir and Drag-I.lne Work; wiallsa In pasture work Cochcr Spaniel pups, block, blonde, <i. Registared PadtjnMd, Mrs. ;i— R eal K sla ic Fu r a * l i ArlicIeiT 1'Tir Silk W H ISKEY WINE RUM GIN f) SANFORD (/ m 7—i’ctH-Liveulock-HaFFUmi WvS&SK. B?RD n o n s for sale—Reglatared, one 3 ribbon credit, young son of Wahoo. Phone |7»*i P, O, Boi ’.'11, Sanford. polNTKk Puppies 10 mpe. 'aid. AKC Register. 700-FlM ek Ph. larrrir Drfue.A HOHUi UTTSOIV1 I f the I-angley Apartments. HT from near Enterprise. 1 Kftdy self-priming gasoline P, model No, 774-13. * 26.00 Hw will be paid to anyone M l help us locate pump. If The aM iAV/ A33 j AuvYid ANO HE3 MIGHT/ Tha A ids 2: M i* so ra ta n a t ic z “D, ■Wt •'At ’ dhift" rr a i �M O M PA T A P flIJg T M , 1149 scon's SCRAP BOOK A r e Pictured A s 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 the 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 yjt 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 Arrives ■ But If TooLate1 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 J* SC QAPS urn. | AN Af Korea I lalnml, cfrirer, |i«rold from * L. ■ I s| > CAN ACTUALLY LOOK BACK OYER KS SMELL. 1 F E E D IN G C A U SE S INLARqEMlttf, OF d'm LIVER IN 4 ,E E S E . W tfA 'f p e r c e n t A SINGLE OF -THt REVENUE FROM POULTRY RAISINq IN fME U.&. DURING 1948 WAS FROM EGGS SPECIMEN WLUiHlNti a '/*. S o 3 POUNDS 7 6 6 PER CEN'f. IS o f Y e N OBTAINED BY ^NlS ME'frtOD» B 4 6 Probe By R. J. SCO n Neutrals Report U. S. ! Better Than Russia Public Debt Rises | Above $256 Billion iD-NC) for comment on the*ad-* WA8HINOTON7~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 (ten1 71)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' f ii nr»r» I .1-.,. ♦-* ..s4 n , opssU «Uii gut in m |iiug .*ui • Th. rr.,p,„*j^ yiMV fV - V|v v v t ii 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 iui The largest regional gain was Nature 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 i ll m s S N - m g a g e Oael sted "It should ; The United States is 1* I« about 00 tral Hiatts, 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 o f 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. iand to certain nther nations, which are unable to build up their f W m 5: On Rampage �Nfnw.'i 1> y' i jw s *\ ■ 1% *f t V ‘? » * %.W >?. I K 'tt->,,C-;. . •t ' ^ —* ^ r " ~ 'r“ T "7— - - r - ^ r p r '------ !~ -iIT?, ■v^F'V'^vp:w---T' ,■;' •*;j g w j j r y "' ■** f*if Jje!'■«y f • >'-.< • 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 WlJalf tcaHered IhuntlllthnW* *r* In Ibt, nlternnon.., othersl»o grnrrjllt fair weather through VWdnetasg, On lie variable wlndo. m t f M i of Aiaertem To Freda*# h w iwlly for Sanford, r f r l i AN I N D E P E N D E N T # * *UYr N E W S P A P E R rOLUMB SANFORD, F W I U n V ^ K S D A Y E iU b tU h g d 1 M 9 Tito Offers ToSettURow InsuItTruman No Knee-Bending Is Seen, However* I n Latest O f Seven , Notes To Kremlin Randall's Statement Declared U n 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 Y O R K . Aua. 23- r J P t Philip 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. 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* o il the internal affair* of thin Balkan Com muniit country. The not* wae tha firat cooling word in a war of word* that Inn! "Mr. Randall impugns the mo­ become white hot In the pait two tives of the President in estahliihinti week*. It wae the leventh note in mi the steal industry hoard." said exchange between Belgrade ami Murray, who also is CIO president. Moecow. ONE OF THE feature attractions "He charge* the President with Yugoslavia formally expressed at the Jewelers' Exposition at taking ‘axtra-legal action' at mv »r "readiness to approach the New Yoik's Waldorf-Astoria (a her ilntlon of all disputed question- Ml** Kuina Paige, wearing a request and impliei that the Presi­ eolation - ... with th* U. B. B. R. In ag'iwdanre awint-ault made up almost en­ dent did so because of 'political with end In the spirit of th» Inter tirely of pearls. The gema anil alliance' end obligation to in*. national obligations undertaken lev pearl* displayed at the ihow are "Mr. Randall's statement in this both government*." valued at approximately 835,000,- regard is an insult both to the high There wee no Immediate indi­ 000. (Intelnational) office and the person of the Prescation of what Moscow'# reaction would ba to this extension »f the ! idenl of the United State* " City Authorize* Furtherance Of Housing Project 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 what Ruielan leader* regard a* "Mho dot Communism. Th* Russians have called on the Yugoslav* to Announces overthrow Tito If he did 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 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 lit 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 3 2 tr*»yx. aav ' *j£sra wltaaao. Harbart 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 . aa* M rssz the government" had been able obtaining a public housing project to persuade th# White House to in Sanford, for the building nl 90 itep In. Mr. Truman aacurad a 50-day units for white and IQP units for il aailsaM n **’ «• »l«l coloied rriidents. Mr. Higgins announced that he i« bringing in an officer of 'he Public Housing Authority as soon as possible to go over th# ptes'nl project to make any changes that are deemed necessary. In pointing out the possibility of obtaining public housing in San­ ford he stated that a public hous­ ing authority wat formed in San­ ford in 19-4! under the authority granted by State legislation. "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 City of Banford," h* aUtad, cording to Information that received, the only board of the "la ac­ I have In th* falatant t * taacratary t t £ #aa Ua mambae r £ £of ^*C ^sM *r# bl*tlTanthualaam waa during the gleotlon, ’ he dawltnau and 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." “My Hacienda”, Wcnter-Connollv Song Published A musical composition, "My Hacitnila”. a Mexican love song tango, with lyrics by Willard Con­ nolly and music by Harry Waster, has been published by Mills Music, Inc. In New York City, according to word received today by Mr. 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 | REEKING ATLANTA, tar two m i l l stato Deputy ported tM*y * MROll m » .U *‘: of tho I f t No. 261. AModAtcd Press Leaned Wire Population G r o w l h Of 800,0(10 In 10 Yeni's Is Reve.«l»,fl ........ 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 Sene'mv 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. Zimmermul Business Looks Up As Children Prepare Wardrobes For School Tells Rotary Of n, s \M i n n National Guard 1 4 kin Chaplain Sees It ’ Aa 1 Of Few Bastions Of States Rights Declaring that "war is a nasty and hruMlinng business” end nevtf snlvn anything, (he Rev. H. L Zimmerman spoke lo the Rotary Club yesterday on "The National Guard" and said that there is a iafrgiaid nur advancing but stumb* ling Mviliration." Hunting nut that the regular Army consists ol some 600.000 men with an average coil to th r govenment of $ 16,000 each, Rsv.^ Zimmerman said the National/ Guard Consists ^1 369,000 maw with an average coat df $800 each, NF.W 9 vlRh. Aug i I I ’> It ■•.!« i" .i,-i to gr | your child >e«dv for school. ** u you didn't kino- And ihr minin'* merchants, as <--11 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 v m it, m .1 «lnie*, Iml you slill ra>, )inv hhihi im glilv fancy p rice s* — — ---- -. if v««*i it nut 4*iii • 111141 to w fur I nu^v rlotlipA 1 iitnllv if n - 1- a little noire to 1 lit fit H l»l»\ than a girl. It till .-% till* •• nti •turdir-r li-atht-r, )4lit 1 nilfoil fit lit-Id lunlnr In line 1 II 4. L ».* h«••*1 I'M motion- al t’tl in retail stores ri'H, v lift' » SMI -« Mtr Inml (lOtltl -ale.- totalarc Ml.rl €•*| III IIIR IIY lilnre-. niM’ lit 1 I* V’vH •l'i 1 il '*1iwfllll' 1H f" 11*4*|| • aye fHxlll’ II sliriw" III I' hIIh-, w ii Ii e\ fi yllilng di-i'la •Ing nii'd In Destruction Is Spread Over U.S. By Foresl Fires Contlitiona »S.t id 1*ns t A ppiod t: h•*u: Those Of IQ47 (rem handmade pinafores In thinking milk net formal* for the high isho>l h"ltdav ddiur-. MIAMI. Aug, 13— (IT< -Th# -raMin'a first Allsnllr hurricane mured north* nrd about 300 miles .iff Iht Flnriiln cnaat to both in (iirgnn and In Hrouklyu, ,t»ie* reiiurl flraman red it th* f••*#*( oiling rolor in 'lie hackto *c Iiimi| pi nnmttotis. 1 hit Bouth ndaus saving'lo ^ ,'i'is g./t sale* *4 re y s is i and fndrcatmg the ilm.laspaytr* ol lhd-National Guard | sytlam Hu' in *1, 11*I pupil- SICIl'l t ill* Ha explained that the Nation.' h im 11<4ft'« 'lily i tiEloiiieiM liy Miiy Guard is on# of th# few remaining fiiPHius S m u t* l l ' r t t o i i l u r r t h m iM "bastion* of Btatas Right*' nmt «9fl 111II Jl t *• if W lllllil C » e I I l f ' t(> f l i called attentinn to tho atlcmp' •ip j» fn» fiM t urN ilr, if tb«i made at the close of Ihe rm*"' ( lot ltd 111 n il C'Mtl V In* *4 MI 4* III 1 1 »*f war to nationalise It. Thi« itfs 's Hint 11111hf It ry * tliitli 11•ii ii 11/ tempt, he said, wae drf»->i!> I 4|«* ,4 t - l* l 4 t|o lll**W V\ I » l||l I C O -t through the effort* of the Nai. ■" $4/» al Guard Association ritiin U tn ink* Imbv <»i*«$ ilu rin .r Th* National Guard is a ri»< the " n i . H i m - 'll It* molt* cbililr**n army", he aald. "It'a 'top' toe-*-' may he squally as good *» p» -* - fo il,,; i,, h<»d tin- year than ever slonal man. Moss of them an- " liefnre mun* thnn 3l> million hoya and gul- under M year* of ngtbat vatarani, but they *i profeaslonal aoldler*. though th*v are rxp i.-li d In i nti r the clnanthe Imgi'st noten tinl mad* up of business and t i' f- room.- It alonal soldiers. Thu* thn Nutu"'" retail mutt it thisl tho m itflttera Guard Is In a sanae Mtnuti Mi - of the voting ever luivo luid. and are ready to go Into active Figure out how much you're service at moment’s notice." spending Mu» full on your own Rev. Zimmerman traced tt»- tu­ nrldu mid mv nod multiply that tor* of th* i£4th Regiment fi-m liy 30 million, ninl you’ll «ee why Ite service on the Mexican bnnl. i. merchant- at mind the i-nuntry look through th* first World Wa. the jor then Im-mi-s- to get a shot in South Pacific campaign duimg •!'-• the arm next month. second World War. He »*ul !>•-! It'll tn- a tugger market next It waa one of the outatai’di'g year, and the next. IW largvnt unlta tn the Army and added that baby crop of all waa hi 1947. two of It* battalions received Pr< -• [hoy'll lie noting school about Idantlal Unit Citations. 1968. They'll need more school*, Hg alio ravlawed thn recent ,n- more teai'lie,'-. more children's eampinant at Fort .Taeksnn md clothing and -hues, more book*, contrustad a National ( iiiin l <»mp more paper, more soda pop. of today with one during th* w As It is. -late governments war voara, adding that the n * " 1 -pent l".d htlln.n on schools III the Ing la much more rlgoiuu* and year ended .lone 81), 1918, III* complicated now than than H* •l "Mllnura cm. " * i * i l a l U toewssawaa Wa h a - »'*» day aa a new "area of suspicion" nit was ragorfed .east of Puerto 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 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* A w Col. John A. al Uw Amy reported to ham MW ‘.x>r t il 0 % 1 Nations' ImlucIH lit B i l l j 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 — ir* ir >• 8 Paint Firm Givqn 'Sf'cnnd Chance’ Ta Bid On Slate Taj?» ,,f highway nf which it,linn >n,Inn d surfaeptf, and tin- |nu-pere I inure fuinm-nilly Ilian ally other I W d tA IIA SK LF. A u g . 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 - mil '•oHa of T ill ili ' .ncond (i.linl eiili Ihe JI ochi •( IU . i, use" to inok' n o fid hid ago ',. ,i|,ply rari'iort un i ml for IUMI »V AHMUCIATEIi I'lH.K.-i \ a In*, nf agin iillm ,1 •■» -| " 1I i ■'i la witnniohih ' ic 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 ta 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. nipin, lu-l wrrk on the recomnn ndution of Govern­ Score* of person* », rrc c, mn or Warren who p i.’durrd a letter led from their home*, hundred, id hi w-htch the firm promiia-d ta live-lock perished and thousand, ol • i-r-n g . hi the men's -in g le - nf post a bond guaruntcving its pro­ acre* of brush and timherland weir the Srt,lor TenruTnurnnmrnt, duct would lU-rl -Inti- .pt-Clfli-Uburned over. ,p "i-ored hv thr .1 (' Mutrlo-an linns. Dan D'Alembert., rmrchuuing' Official* in San Diego rmin'i dr |* . doppars of vegetable-, were smrmnrrd Mil- morning t»V Mr-. agent for Stut>- iii iiluiion-, did' dared an emergency cmidtum P M tsingle- at the Mavfulr Inn mil recommend Mn- (Hidden low when one new fire broke mil in I eaurt hid of 17,795 70 ti'-ciiiiso in, -aid other minor blare* were repotted W'nner- of each match will he thn company'.- .-amides did not The new fire rage-1 in !Mn-. d* let mined on the h»*i* of the pass State ti'ct- lie r ,- inmi'iidcd Canyon, north of Fnlltirnok, t'rhi fn .i -rt. -hr .-taietl, ami only in tit* |B,040.(17 bid of thn Harris Bcoree of aettlers fled Infme ib. •he f"ini- will two mil of three St imlurd Company McCoy told ih e Cabinet mem­ flames. Three small ram-he- wei >•I- hr played I ,,|, seeded player* in the men'- ber* they should hr In,; men and burned and hundreds of llvi-sto. psrlshad. The fire »,vept ovn min- ,mg!e» aie Clay VVIIIIam- and admit'an Itijuslii" lm- I,con done.'' than 1,000 acre* In iiimii-I ilmm• id ite t ucker, who advanced to lie lead'n telegram from J. C.‘; country, Ihe .piarler f ilia l- on hyes Godwin, aailstun' Stoic prison f h r n-iring, « " « a- fnllnw-r "iperltitaudent. -'atitu: "tat only, In Quebec, army and civil- >• First lliackel •umplea of hi* firm and Hioae ot fighters won a buttle again-' a five-mile fir# nnd saved llu- I mu ! time fucker v- bye. inter-Chamlcul i uni u i, met, R. rntlan Mountain villng'.-- of T<-", Rutland Dean vs. Hamid dtat* apKclflcoiionlluInter-1 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 st 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 Flor- W EfTE GIRL RAPED NEW YORK. Aug. Gan. Aldcn Wsltt, auapvedad aklaf J i b , r( 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 him* ml piogr.im. I haurnin ( „nn *ilv ( D- T c O of son n( Del..,ml. astiitanl In Al torney General Richard l.rvu* and the I -imgn Rrl.ilion* C ominitta* animunrc-J lint il>c combined* son ol Mi* I. M. I ailnll i,I Sal ,ppii<*-1 i ' l l »7it.i)nn lor* lord. He « * , iniioduccd l>>’ Rami tiicc. a dij luikcv. iml 327 ,640 ,* Kirchol. president of tha IVl.and tKHt to, Iran, Kma* mil the Philk* Lions Clulr, who pomtrd out that, ippmc, IV Mr. Hendfi<nu gradiialrd Imm lugl dir ,m >n"t« h v * been i{S* school heic. i* a graduate nf Strl t'Hurd t'lcviuui,lv t*\ the House; ion U n ivetllly w liric lie lalci h r- v-lo'li mii in I,«If ihe H .H ) 0 ,990 .* canie a ptnfe**oi, and ailm d c.l 0(81 lA rtl l>, the I’irsidrnt fof Yale l aw Si bm>| Luiopcsn incmlin- ol ilie Atlantic T rin in g the ginwlh and need Alliam #. of Incrcanfd government -at'h-eMeanwhile ihe \li Force gave aa agriculture developed in I'tor t'ongifi, '", -I iii 'ii *-' of 11.023,Ida. Mr. Ilender-nn pointed mil ui 111,01'" ,.,i 11,. ■ of ill" B -38 that Je ffriM 'ii countV m north l"iiiil- i I'li.g, mi west Florida wa- m i- the nut Tin- figiti. nine ool in teati-' staiiiling agi n ultiii al pat* d Mil­ moil'. I. I* G 'ii" " l Edwin W. ita te With the •Irvnlnpmenf "( Bautin^, o, Ho lio n Armed rom m rrciai f»rt, l i /••• * Mu- ceulei Snt' i , ' "iiouiM", mve-tigutiun moved In aunMi Flm nlo, he m ill ..f i|.. '. i , i,i bond, currier,. The -taic'« pupulatiuii has in It t ilings f ft.... I 'flics hlgh-.C cren-ed f|.>n, 5.'K.tlilti in I'lOli In ranking lit l ,i t o.'iu- e* who*. more than "Mm,noil Italav. ond >In,in »i| II"' d Ml ,( I'l'iitlL'ul llldurlm : the na,i III .u-ai- rilHI.OOil llili n .................. .lion had any­ addition*! |ie»p|e lia-e mode their | thing •» <l" mMi oid is for more huinta In Mie -late More than I, 11.3(1' Ho Mihji i of iost ha* 000,000 tnun-t- visit the state ,-onn- up "•) "I'.i-dly tn the tnvvaltan n ually, he ; united mil gat ion, a tin h was *et off hy com,i — in,.S4 On *•■• star Good guver|iin*,nt ha- had to follow the Imii-aae in papulation, an d ,** man has planted vinp* gov•rniuant support liar, heen needed ^ 4ha fmfn if enod mail* to gat ernpa th market Today, he de ilarort, Florida ha- I t.iwm mtle- land, (kuatln H. Wilkins, deputy liordon Dean vs. C. V. Proctor, Jr. forest ionunlialoner, aald the -talc Frank Bowen, Jr. va. Hay Fox. waa fakt approaching tl.« cxtn-miPlay will begin today anil playdrought condltlona of 1917. In Misi , rs are urged to complete all year forest flrea In Maino ru-i lit matches », soon as possible, sahl tivsa and 180,000,000 damage. Mr- (tingles “Contact the person v°" *r’' **,l? ■<lvl»*d. *t<JS8i2ir«2uKl.u''_a * I"*nd post your -cores on th# Irracgrt -fleet pn-led on tha Mayfair STATES RIGHTS . WASHINGTON, Aug. 88 (,T) i mn t -W illiam H. Talbot, national PRESIDENT DIES I commlttoaman for Louisiana, -aid PANAMA. Panama. Aug. 83— 1today If tha Daniocrutlc National (If/.- Piealdent Domingo Dia< Commltta* kicks him out. he will Atosrmtna of Panama died today Uka hla flyht back home and It. waa 74 "alap them down." In falling health (or several Talbot la on* nf the 8tafo» months, Dial obtained a six Rlghta mambara of- lha committer months l**v* of absence from hi* whom national party Iradara ara post on July 88. Th* first Tic* F to oust because of their liifsidant, Dr, Daniel Chanls, Jr., . tha Btataa Rlghta pra- tvsa sworn In at that tlma as acting chief txecutiv*. ticket In 1048. m ii Fairings Belea.sed In M e n s Singles 01 Tennis Tourney Tell If ‘Contract Presnure’ TWO, ____ _ m Thrr.r Other Hentlerson Tells Lions Club About Needs Of State lunar. (»P aU l House Group Votes U. S. Arms Aid T q Greece AndTurkey early part of INI, navilla a AUGUST 23. 1949 ODOM TO PLY Mr. ConaoUy. who wrote ths CLEVELAND, Aug. » —(^1—. lyrics for My BselmidaNm s Hvgfl B ill 04 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! r Murray Says Sled Views Previews '50 Pearls With Russia iw*g%p* r J i r w S I to rape, lor being ntanu of an Aaxlxtant R t, •' H'j L '-S V L rg * iialm Ida fltma, hla bid would b- I J 17.08. less than tbs Glidden Company. ’* I .; I r r •. i 1 COMMIT ! FF STAN D S * MIAMI, Aug (/Pi The Mjuml Dally Now- -aid today tha Kenata fnftiHir" nnd Taxatiotf Commltta# "will -taml it* It •*’’ *t| the special *»•«ion of tile Leif-. i-letur*. In addition to Suriatnr W. A,’ Mlnnde, tha committee i- com* pisad of Sanatoia It nymond Shddon# Tampa; Philm U. Beall, Pen­ sacola;. Rgy Carroll, Kissimmee; Lloyd * Boyle, Sanford; A. 0, "McArthur, • w e i M I M T , ' rernandinn; IP J. B. Kogert, Winter Garden; Wullac* Sturgl#, Ocala; W. J. Bay. Hridantpni. C. Pearce, Palatkli Mlrd, Fm t I.so Jet dale v atic". Buahtiell. SB 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**. Railroad telegrapher* handle Western Union teMrang. In son town* where thar* la iMuffleleot buslntu to murt • aaparate company 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 HiAi ...V t. .» •tel ^. j m r i ritCiWW?P ' ••‘v )<t-V.-'r- ■1 if; 1 9 1.* .. .......... ,i. V' i-.v,------- * -al . .. . .4 — . LviVtyVl'T?1.',, ir t • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 22, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 22, 1949. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 22, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6d4c2f063a434b745b54514b23c81711.pdf 94b6b4820db02e2ac46401127dd96632 PDF Text Text M ->*i ' f 99tr Matthew Church fto n t tho Uaptlnt hymnal. A i the congregation sang the Rev. Robin* son entered th# water assisted by Deacons Y *• — » o u n t, Houston, —» -Radley , • “ *svw * vm *'j »*»*ni wrae »*•» ** “i - Last w n k t h t R»v. G r iffin fro m *nun an‘l us f!ric * ln c a rry ln * on the baawas a great a ffa ir. TAncUla, 0 *.. cousin o f J. [ Hum. It-----------------------Jtobinaon, pastor of St. ___ _ • A t fliOO P.M. the evening eer-i HUptlst Church, Cam City, I vice began w ith devotion led by preached Monday throuj F rid a y <Rev. Orlce. Then the 34 candidate* J l a revival meetlnj th n ig h t, wen* felluwshiji)jed u ftu r which, *4 ta church was fill to Its capa- the Covenant was read and each :y and his sermon* ware soul i was assigned to vnrlmis wards. Irrlnir. T h irty -fo u r converts w araj Three were given le tte r tranferra aucceaf o f tha meeting. [ Ing, one to Kev. 8. Slplln's church On R iin ttty m orning at HtOO o’- ' on S>PM Avenue and two, Pend»ck Rev.'Hohlnson preached the! I*?ton and Cole to New Bethel A. 3H«a Revival, Baptism t i 1;' SA N FO R D HBW ALP. B A H T O R P F M M O IU G-Men j£f; ^ Hug League Pennant G a in e s v ille Osteen News By M A T 1 N A , D U N N IN G Hr ASSOCIATED PRESS The galloping Gainesville 0 SXHt*u o f .I* ™ , 2 5 r2 ;*l^ .w 7 fc?h: nL Z - » ^ hELBSos; & s a n s ** two weaf Playing 1 - Dulaney hit ■ l m « In the fourth with oaa on to bolster QatnaavUlo’a victory. TK* Palatka Au Ih i defaatad tho Orlando faaaton 5-t and tbo DcLand Bad Hat* 4-2. mm mournto<&*youms no witnessed me baptism. The young fo lk o f the church win t* rvlce was Itnprasslva, organised hy the pan I or w ith Mr*. Deacon II. Burns lad hym n 00) W illiam s, .Mrs Ynteman and Mrs. MEAT for Wur M m ttf! Ixetss Bom and Libby Gold Swawt FROZEN FOOD HEADQUARTERS 1-W -iathSt ....................... Phone 1318 Friday am | Saturday Specials Arnmur Slur— AH Must Tender — B oiib Im * Frozen Fillets o f • Lean, W enlorn L o a d — ( itH iln A — Droeaetl A D ra w n - T k K FROZEN'; WAY IH THK CHOSEN WAY— (let jwur week'n aupaty of flnml Qunlily Fond* at the*# low weekend prlcea. W* have a gout) ttupply of Innil Grail* A Young Turkayw to meet your nacuM. POLAR BRAND K Th'-Gkrdan BEANS H O tiTH ER N DAjHlUS HEAI.TKHT * ICE CREAM MiGAL. 11lilt’KS POI.AR BRAND GREEN PEAS 12 «z. ID 2-PI’S any Flavor REAUY-TD-FRY FROZEN SHRIMP 12 oz. 7 A CENTRA!, FLORIDA QUICK FREEZE AND RTORAGE CO. YOUR LOCKER PLANT wlih the other three departm ent*. Rev. H arrell than talked on how pleased he was w illi tha BUccesa of the school and thanked a ll the Osteen and Bamstila parent* and teachers In making It auch a wonderful success to tha Osteen Baptlsl Church. Several look ears and gathered up the children front tha outside places, lo u r of these were fa ith fu l In t)it*li work. Ih o enrollm ent fo r ten days was PI w ith ten others who crime onlv our* day. The aver­ age at tendance was 71. The Junior mid intermediate g irls made uiiinut fu r the Baptist C hildrens’ Home In l.ukelaiul. The boys made look racks fo r tho pewa o f the Ositen Baptist Church. A lfo the ehlldien gathered 1206 coupons o f all kinds fo r the Childrens’ Home, l.ach day the children brought pennies, n lcklis etc. fo r ap o ffe r­ ing fur the Chinese blind which umnunted to 123. .Saturday afternoon they a ll went to u picnic eiippar a t C rystal l.ake. One lit Hu g irl said aim wished 11 would keep on all sum­ mer. Ho she hud n good tim e as dhl all. The wink o f a ll the d e -, partnients was exhibited in the adniliiiidration building. Even the “ Purple Cow’’ look fir s t place, I think. We give Hod flu- thank* fo r uur wondi i fu l school and how It him iglii us nil closer to God. There were 12 profosslnns o f fa ith und 22 rededlcaled their lives to Hie | Savior. NKWH ITKMH First I wish to make a rorracHon In last weeks letter. P rof, Hoheit M cllcrinott is to teach a t list liervlllv, not Pierson, next year. in Volusia county school Items we raad that W illiam J. W a tt of Sanfuid Is to lie Osteen's p rinci­ pal and teacher fo r the coming year. Roy Collins, Marvin Higgs and A lb e rt Kpperson left Wednesday fu r a short stiiy In Louisville, Ky. A lb e rt w ill ifin a lti with Ids peo­ ple. Mrs. A. t \ llu riis of Dsde City spent seveinl days Hie iis. i week i w lllt Mr. and Mrs, l.evl Van K tten' and visited old neighlmi* stid friends here. Mrs. Res Mlsner and children, •’Chuck" and "Brother", of DeLand spent last week with her mother, Mrs. M altle Pell, and Mr. I and Mrs. I. W. Hawkins of Day. I Iona Beach spent .Hominy w ith I her mother, M attie Pell, | Mrs. Amt tllcd h ll] and children I visited friends In West Palm I Beach last week. | Mrs. W illiam Colley, .Mrs. Atm I Gledhlll ami Mr. and Mrs. Allen I Ball of Hanford spent Monday at I Titusville. TAiLBEADY TAILREADY im b o v m this shed the thin* bon# Mlflfd •lb end beta* the (•stove* wade, alms ■heI roost ts wetqhed I s o s i is wetqhed and yttcedl ondprkedl TAIL READY i«m u,M this lOInqy ead and wude U / o i. the weal is wtiqhed and priced. E A T -H liE TEwDERAY S ir U ls S tia k i B r l i k a l S le w life ■ • ill, P r in t H tn b u r g ir Winner Brand Smoked Hams Smoked Beef T m |« m lb . 48c Canadian Sliced B acoa 1/2- l b . . 41c 6lb. Avg. Shank Ends 7lb. Avg. Butt Ends Half or ole Hams G ra d e A C h ic k e n Legs & T h ig h s PARTS P lu m p B re a a ta n * ■ * * m * m * * m * * lb . lb . B o n d *** Rolled Veal M e a t y W in g s lb . B asils M e a ty lb . Sunny land Pur# Pork B acks F(*sh*r ooa i \ G r a d * A , D i*e a * d & D ra w n , Q u ic k F ro io n lb lb. S a v ia fc lb . Skinless 8k 89s H lakory Sweat Bu m lb * , , IB s Clorox Bleach J.49 bu. BUY NOW FOR CANNING Casilabarry t F ro ie n B tackay* 2 Bnmawlck B4*w No. a 45c p k fi. D U la n a Frosan T u rn ip 4Sc G re ta s 2 p k |i. D ixla n a Frozen Baby '* g r m , i s r * . W alker a* leader* fur th* group. A ll are urged to he present. Rev. H. J. Kuhlnsun. Pestor M attie M. M e rritt, Reporter and pianist. NEW “HELICUTTER SELF- PROPELLED LAWN MOWER? ILCOald Ask for • DtMMMtrallon on your own Inwn. Ellataatw all offort and eniblaa jro« to hnvo that lovoly : Lawn you havo i . glwnya wantod without making lawn ettf a burden CANTALOUPES i t* Jtf« or 28" width cut m m s m » W lw r a lb . P lg a fW IE Pig Eara lb. N#ckBon«f lb. PorkTcdla lb. 4 I« 10c 15c 19c 29c �* 1 % * 4 j»* It Unity Thtr« U'Htranglh — fllK WEATHER T* Protest th# P**«# ot th« World; To Promote tha Progress of Am#rle*. To Product Prosperity for Santoro. V APQ LUM E X X X I AN INDEPENDENT »A«LY NEWSPAPER B A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , E a U b U s h o d 1908 Partly «)> ctuud) ciuujy through Saturday w ith scattered thundershower* In th * afternuuns. Moderate westerly winds becoming rariafale Satur­ day. > Am c Ii M PreM U iM d Wirt F R ID A Y A U G U S T 19. 1949 No. 269. FCC Puts Curb Finland Pictured At Sore Thumb School Board Henry Wallace Mississippi Editor Tells New Vaughan Data Do Give-Away ®oor*leP Of Communist Russia Aski Bid* Ob IHit, Truman’. En«l“ a 1,’‘ S<""k’.Tun.Now IsComingFrom Radio Shows New Building Arms Aid Plan Radio Station Licen-' ses To Be Revoked After Oct. 1 I f L ot-1 tery Laws Broken W ASH IN G TO N. A U . 10—<4*> — ’The government today slapu•a .-.?•< ;.!?■, T" * and talarUton giveaway*. T h *r w may knock out moat of Mir p tl** plugiauis. The Federal Communication* C o m m tssiun ••d that, a ffr r tir a Oct. 1. depandtnt In w holt or In part upon lot or chance." T h , penally w ill ba tha Io n of a broadcast,r'a llctnaa, W ASHINGTO N? Aug. 19- UP, — The Federal Communication. Commission today announced >h.ip " c u r b , on tadio prise program. The Commiuion la id that, ef­ fective Oct. 1, n w ill invoke new l u l f i , under which it w ill it f u ir licenses or renewal o f license. lu h to a d ca ile ii "follow in g a policy o i practice" of advartiiinii lollenei or "o ffe ring p u tc i dependent in whole or in part upon lot or chanca." A H FI.M .N K I, Aug. i» —i / * i—lir e Finnish gnrerunienl moved sw iftly tnCnj to smash a glowing Communist offensive as pullce ( luhbed Krd Irsders in h'emi, scene of reeslerday’s strike violence which lt d on* dead and nine tnlurcd. Among those arrested was j ih r rhairm.iu of the K rm i e liy council, l.ahfa H rtkkila e , whu » i> drsrnhed a- one uf the leaders of yesterday's strike call. Another city ro u n d ' member also was reported arrested. Europe P h y s i c a l Education Says Aim ing , , , Undermines M 1 liBuilding To Be Con­ tary Security OI structed: Addition Both U. S,-Europe a n n n ta iu e 1 To Midway School •iy ASSOCIATED PRESS I inland. on R u..i« * doorstep is a constant source of to thr S o *in Union. I hi* naturally lanes ih r quesliun w hrlher the current Cmiunuimtinspired wan of it i kes in Finland it aimed al softening the |>lmkv * *' I || || | , ttllie ItJtil 11\ Iui d u d iiU i) fiUliwk w.ttw -fuse t.c , I'Sinp of “ peuplr's drinoeractea." ---------------------Fltilsrid'x Soctgl . Democratic Marshall fla n , significantly i . t i . .. . . -----------government charges that D ili te neighbor Finland uut when .h r -rt tlo- case —that a coup t l i l l t It up E C M A -h e r Economic l\.i.ri.-ll Iih iik planned, it haa cause fo r i ut M utual Aid. Finland has nut euch i.*atoning: th« *ort government Hussia w ith unvaiyitig monotony, I h 'w a r it s tu economically or . t ilt h ' |iress lias lirrn sniping at otherwise, the Finnish government. It hat ae- 1 Finland had looked fuiw aid iii.r d Hi,Ian,I of foslering "dark | w ith a show of hope to le.-un ('.ices uf leartion " it has assailed ,tru c lin g her liasic In d u .tr ii- u u li the lim it ar I mils of "A nglo- u,* a |d „ f * World Ha ik loan Aimri uan wai monger*." It h" • • O n l y tin s * week. ciisi gn l that "pro-Fascisi and ! national B a n k e r ’ffe v u n .n 1,!-'i*!i, ii.ilits iiie d uiganU aliuns" a r a I and Uavalopmeni g ta u lt.l a *18,• p i-.itn g inside Finland for a w ar [ 500.000 l«an tu the Finns 1.. i.mM mi 1he Soviet I ’ lilun. k inland, *11 up th e ir wuud products in .liu tiy tu ,., is overrun w ith American develop their electric puwr, amt ' l ' 1**. ! expand their tuuduction ut lim * il even went tu fa r ae lu say fo r a g rlt-u liu i*. il.u i a U ntilsh w olf-hunt actually j N oting this. It could i.r rhai IBS a hunt fo r a suitable m ilita ry ■Moscow considers th r ...... ,ip. t„ l.a.e in I.upland, and that Mormon „ t r |ke. before Finland tecoinev • hurrh m l*.m in u te . in Finland strong enough to resist 1ra lly s i t * American agenti. The "democratic union of the Moscow, w ith a show 0 / extend- Finnish people" held It, second mg a h ripuii; hand tu tier neigh- Congress late in June. The ',lentoimrs in the M u icu vit* v«r*iun of a (Csallaee* oa rage >1*1 The action, rc |a rd td at reach int| many caih and tnercliandiie giveaway program* now on ilia air. grow, out of an invcitigation in progreu for more than a year The propuicd regulation way fought vigotouily by m oil ul Ihr radio indusliy, on grounds that the FCC lack* authority l<> ccnsur program conteni. # The Commiteton'a reply wu» that it It empowered to forbid m r uae o f the air fo r promoting a lo tte ry. 'he C om m lttlun »*hl lu today1* er, covering standard, KM and television elation*, that wlietlivi a i given program violate* tin* lo tte ry i T A L U H A S S E E l~ A u g | 9 _ ( / p i \ MANCHF-S( ER. L u g , Aug I'* section o f the Communication* Act '‘depend* 0ti th r facts of *ach Motor Vehicles Commissioner -4/P)— {w e iiiy-su or morr Ifrttmi* ■ tC M M M l On Pane Te*«l i Arch Livingston said today h it de- died in two aiiplane clashes |o J •A n n U u a 4 S n n a V a t P*'!m,nl kv‘11 Bo* be able to opy«ate day, * * * H * * ^ ^ ^ ' " ^ \ A British Europ.in Airway, Tennis Tourney T o i ' , . ipian*« »«• i»,„ Btiiwt. .mni. Be Filed Saturday 00° dehl h»t«f'» $bo.oo» *mf*/s. <lul i)Utnr<i m i amoorlandmuun* al the aursenl state o h ,„. h* hi » A ll application* fo r th * *8nior uperations lor the first i|uartei oi Ih r lompany said 12 id ih r )»’ ti*rnla. tuuiiiameUl whicli B la il. the new fiscal year. Il look ahoul prisons alm aiii penthed. Police at Monday m urnlmj al It:00 *>’*hwk 0 f die depaitmenl's lluee ihr * iru r said they to im lrd i t , tl ,S !'.,,i. d ! 3 g i''! ' »»"•!■ .................... liudir* A woman paiseugri died ci, S uurday, Mr*, f M. (ilnglen, C ity monlli. mult lu a hospdal He said lie w ill appeal b flu ie recreatiun d u tc iu i, annuunced this An It'iui la tr i, u light pleite oil morning. ih r Budget Commission tu ask lm a lest Might crashed at Haltdun, Entries may he made Ijy ad­ mute money. in Yorkshire, k illin g all ita four dressing them to "Senior Tennl, "The Budget Commission i> iii'i-opautt. Tournament. Chamber of Cum iiierca Building, Banford." The fu lly acquainted wills the situation, J I lie HKA tw in engine (ralispurl. . *tm iinanient -i* "open -to -teen-ager* ------out uf H id fa .i, approach | nj ,f w r c in ', H,| i n y moi* tin<n Ian a,‘ hum ,MI a n c lK itrr in a Muck mini. It end to adults and w ill continue ■ ,|ir M p iinit'hril into a moitniainsid*, * * • throughout the week w ith fin a l. **• we fu ,t C* n. ‘ ..... . pin,led and burned. Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. , comini»tion*t ■aid. pilin'* officers at the scene said "When the nam*a a r* received The 1949 Legislature cut lbs thr* counted 22 passengers end tho brackets w ill be drawn up and Japgitment’* approprialion U< I w ill be |iu»ted a* the M ayfair c ry n /s ii h iennium --ft 129, fimi ,-i cw membei* dead. AnCom l nn Monday m orning," said ,0 ' ,,ie r" « " nluf" » ' m i,*, passenger, a woman, died en Mrs. G lnglts todsv. "T his w ill 3GB below actual sin*ruhli»es fm iim t* to riie hospital in nest by Mtdham. About half tha pa**sn lis t all player* end th s lr oppon- ihe past two yeatt. snt* fo r Ihalr firs t ro u n d ! a fu rth e r cut of 25 percent «i a»-r« were women. Matches." , piled by the budget Commlsst'" tw o children, badly Injured, . Trophies and cups w ill ha pra- trlm m c if the depatlntant’a release were rspuiled to be among Ihe Dpl genteid to winner* and runner*- ; t0 12^6,210 fo r ths firs t *Lr«e L u,.v|v„r*. the .............. two singles division, |j .......... months............. «t ths...year up 1,1 in ..........* .. ....... , VVmker* at a nearby paper m ill nd in doubls* compstltlnn. In me the Salaries and e*pr"*»» sspentes. •1 ^ ,1 0 * s|(1(| ,|iev. i k . i J a thud and an and dmiius* com pirum n. in H ilaries arm i l l year old group and over, »!n- | month o f July totaled |118,.iJ.i— |||(. explorimi. Several said they saw only IHH.liHO for w lnntrs w ifi receive cup* leaving AUs l­ ii* plan* lireek In tw o and than tcieatlaeea os la s s Twe) and women's in both the men'* l.uist into flames. groupa, Barbara McNab. runner up to M r ? . J - n e , O r « " . p t e d A „ | | e t l ( . K k l d ,g Juan Pampier, w inner o f last fears luntor tennis Mile, and Shtla Moore, recent winner of • tournament In OtUpdu. advanced Mrs- Jane Oram diad ,at 2 Ad AlcCIvlland field, an athletic to the finals In the g irl* ' singles A. M. ttoday In a nursing home It. th* Junior tennl* tournament In DaLand where she had .been ( ir lil at Ihe W illiam E. Howard five | Camp fu r negroes near Markham, confined fo r th# past 1*T h *<1*Ii*ses Moore and McNair months. _ , was dedicated In name to County w ill play Joan W righ t and Janiea McClelland For __ 20 #___ year* ___ Mrs. Oram mad* C onm istlonar J. F. R e e l'In th * fin a l match of tha h«r horns at Elder Hprlugs w ith j rursday m oinlng In recognition of g doubles on Runday after- her son-in-law and daughter, U m wuik In prom oting the prog irls irls '’ A noon, M r. and Mre, Pater J. Weber - ,rc i. Gaorga Herndon yesterday de­ She wa* born June It*. toRl in I |>r | „ r | U ihe dedication, Robert feated George Hardin, runnar-up Dundee, Scotland. She was a 1/.ui>r(l,ia Rad Cross swimming In In fast years to u rirm e n t, to gain member o f th# _Flr»t . Praiby- •gj-uciur, gave a demonstration of the quarter finale o f the boys* tartan Church In Banford.' -wimmlng In T w in Lake. alnrlee. David Heater, funlor title Other aurvlvora Include two Attending tha program waa holder last year, U espeeted to other daughter*. Mr*. M. J. Dick I1. Herndon, county clerk and B. C. w in In the single* division. of Pittsburgh, Pa. and Mra. Wal­ F inal match*# o f tha g irls' ter Elehler of Milwaukee, Wli., Steele, principal o f tha Sanford Grammar School, and Horace singles, hove' singlet, g irls ' don- alio seven grandchlldran. Duncan. is and boys' doublet w ill ha Funeral aarvical w ill b# h fld In ihe colored group waa Mon­ aved Sunday afternoon a t tiBO • t Erickson Funeral Hama at 8 >80 i'clock a t tha F t, Mellon Park P. M. Saturday w ith D r. E. D. ies Harris, Je rry W alker, Mo** Tucker and w ife, E dith W rig h t, court T h * Businats ,gnd Prof#*, B ro w n lie o ffic ia tin g . Interm ent J A. Foster, th * Bav. H. W. W ill* sional Women'* Club is sponsor­ w ill ha a t a IM er data. lam* and tha Rav. J. Lamb, ulao in g tha gatnai. a number o f achool children. In DeLanil t his A. M., 1)l,dit,llU.d At c#mp S 8T0PB T1AFFIC KLAN WUUBD DIM BOSTON, Aug. IP—(A^—A ATLANTA, jR sT l R - b f i - Realty blond*—nude aieapt for Dr. flamuaal Graan M, phyeieita, whit* pantiee—stopped traffic at Beacon Straat and Maaguhueatta Avenue, Home sounded and mo­ horn In Atlanta. torists whistled. Then traffic offi­ cer Joseph Ahearn topic her to PLANS DtTCWD RTBPHBNVILLI. NfW., Aug. tha Back Bay police station. ah* explained—a f t ar 4 4 - ^ P f - Thlrty-fW# America, . There . - . . . airvteainen aacapad drowning test »«e h prompting—that her name night whan their tranaporl plana wn# B rig id McHugh o f Campfnnged Into St. Georg#’* Bay, bridge, daughter o f Miaaoehuiatto near tha 1). B. haaa at Harmon Jnatltuto o f Technology student, BJ,"KfaffsLrfirj: home fonpdUml VETERAN’S IN R U N A N C I A ll W orld W a r I I veteran# who aia interested In m aking applianHun fo r dividend* on National Set vice Insurance policies can do *o at d:00 P. M., Thursday 1,1 Bapt, 1 m the Legion Hut, Charwn Vuduplch, commander of Bomluala Chapter 80 of tho DAY, annouac, ((Hlay, Thn b A V , ha atatad, haa or han,t ,h * nocaaaury a p p llc a f tls n k t and trained assistants aoma help In preparing th * appllc H r urged th a t vet# plication aa e a rly a III* *rire. ii « a , pirp a ie d fur an open 11..,-, m ill which his alma m a in li"iid n in (’idlrgc, hunured il* li'P. uiaduatv. llu So,ui, ('a lte r *aid. is being lemadi- c.i'iiu in lra lly ami suciaily oy funu lu f tianizaliiui, uidusfry'a l-l a i i a a I I U U I C Five Percenter John Mai agon Is Accused Of 61 Traffic Vio­ lations In Capital this sunt hern ruinpetitlun. x x 1 " The Smith shout J Ik rt'cugnired fm wliat it te. C arter said "1 would nu! have you Ih llik Un­ intelligent white southerner h r - 1 i.v - <. / p > lieves rv rry ttiln g I- rig h t in Dixie, I w a s h i n g i o n ? a u *. . or thot w r unlfurm ly reseni o u t- !—Senaiui M .Laiihy iR -W it) .aid side "dvict-, said ( u rte i. "1 du Goday that Seuair in e percenter WASHINGTON. Aug 19 c / f i — Hemy A W allaie laid today fbel m sit itn ti - | k) m*». of IllC I'-rgrain would "undeiim nr thr eiun z tz “ T ' r « ar , " ,,# t 'z t " I " i*h ihat you would never rj% h V B . m . h X . r vr ^ omy and m ililaty *e iu n h uf Lolls n t pan* HtnrifBg raitio hullrtln* !i° 1 J |;|4i w lo ir i f . ...: i ,.f biu m d u .tlU l fro BtnBBtioiiul inuganne artiuTp unit L trn ri^l lU n y II \ ju ^I u u ’*fiom the U. S. and t.uiope " I hr tdl hv HO loot building, da* gam* i -ii fci milt. problem novel. to u u c t ) * i) . | , „ r (u the Piesident."' W lial's lllu ir, lie »*id, (lie sidle "Hut 1 .no *o ic you w ill agree ugnrd hv f linn J. Moughton. arch* C arter 'a id hr I- nui a m rinhrr M iia ith v iaid th r data also i* nienli ill sUfHiit of ih r ptugi.tm tlin i lum a...... . |* fan play and itecl. w ill hr of coucrele block' by Pietidem I'll,man, Secielaiy ul 'b 01 *uur *nu In New Fngland of th r State- Might- putty niuvr- coming fiom pcituns very close constiuilion, w ill contain two cl«S / Stale Ac he sun and ll.en a l i u i , 1,:“ ' r ,' “ l1 "u l'id y on.many In- m rn t. H r -alii hr ne ve rth rlfM tie* " 1 0 \ aogliaii m ihe While House." 'I l l'll o *"| Mir pari ifio yearn, lirv e t D ia ir ill—r n t r r - W rrr "un m i1 Ihi l.r, rooms and shower fa* Truman's fliih la iy leadei, a ir ihe >lale M It. II ionrly Vaughan i) h r n d iu i ''•m ill a ir r n t it lr ii lu (In n although -em ingly i ilil.es lor 1/ hoys and 17 girls. ground lu Mirit rtp u u -a l uf tig h t- snn) aide I he i.lla iil set Nept I al 10:00 irie iil, ul men who a ir eilhci m lrlit II I k , III, i" u 1All j ru i " i ’rlllM * .ue so a lia id M sia.lL> I. a iiieiuhei u f lh * Cat I n u n i, " I du fill division • ( power * anil ir-p u n A M a, ih r time 10 consider sealed «>n pio*a.kan« war ah) tilin g M b llitirx hum urn Ird rra l ami Mate „ )eM4| V h ttf lu bfc„ n,m itt,a chtekih e ll tare n weak d ir* m u,I unite ll%»1 hrt\( i i ' l l yuii 1 . „ Licit foi the p io |c it. and tor a si* ahum in, I " " I li'tll • • ■lu lu * Mull of g o v rrn ttirn t.. .. iing on i>lid itn impiouet in llu r Ih r > (I li lra»t tiiu N rw Eng loom addiiion to the Midway pailinn lu luppuit il " The G ir r n i illr I'ditoi i- a V ainr ' The f*iogie»>l*e I'a ily > I'M ti laml -c . - i' liiiv rrn o i Mowirs ‘ 'u m m rr i r - 'il r c t H r won th r I'ttl-1 tni,p 145 I'Su'cil ut tlir ham liing St hold I III, addition, also designed l . t . . l t s r r p i u r in IPTii lot r ilu m u li of g u m n in riii buiiness a* a »u uf « . l.lu , t, ut ami fu n iir r hy M i Moughluii, w ill be uf ron-'candidate t.n fie u d e o l I ." I r, I,,., , ii.lgr of M as-achu-: un racial lo in lu u 'f H r wav uivatil Vaughan - mum ha- boiibcd up , tele block iiin iliu i Hull, wills p it-i'n e i, hefoie the iim ihm ed lu m g u - r tf- l.,.i. p"hen u ilb m orr vlo -1 rd an huinnaiy ilo clu ra tr of Irt a'limal m i ) .hi) ul Mir inquiry. ta il m nciele lout and luuf slabs. R«lalu>m and A iliir il *w n lic » t nut Irlu r Ih jn H riiiiii'i Alim.il iS -S D l. anuthal u .ii-lllg rn cr against te r- by HowJ.iin in ID47 Culnmitlrr iiirliib ri, la n rrk lllg tiS fo ile l ta iih lie , w ill be p io ild rd for l li il lm ul (hr .Sriialc link a flying trip tu I'nria tu Hr in lr i a t n i , ill hi- |>irpair,l die limldmg lP-lli h) tliirt- jg ru t* uf a Chicago a ta lrlilrlll, 111* lir llr t Dial llli'- la The Campbell Construction Co," tin ,- nut u b iii wet. unit 'li,rla t*,il pcrfium- (mn —TlIt that company'* was awarded a contract to mako 11uu the .......................... piugiam g ift- nf In,in, l i r r i c i * tu Vaug­ id te ra llu n . and impruvsnianla t» ti> aim tin * cm iiiUv - A llic - ihan ilia High SiItoul Horn* K coliollltcj pa il id a pulley wInch lia* (a lln l .Met'ai lhv ilrc lln rit fu rlaborat# (lidldlng i itie cost o f |8,6dA, ta la Ivlu-irVri il hu- h rn i tile d —III m lu- -Is lro irn t *o newsmen Supt r W l-awtuii. S liir r c * , iii t in key uii.l iii China abinii tb. te p u ti'l -'U ic * uf tom * Tin, Hue id visited the najf I uf Mi, rn iiim illi'i 'i m furinatlon on " I lir |," i ii- y ut Mn- aim * |»ru CT u o iiib A cad em y lib ra ry build- glam u a- g i i i i i a lu ll in n lu 1 1lie genual i i , g an d form ally accepted th« ( I,"I , ih r Hill I line \ l r 1*1 r t l 11,« piujecl (lie bulldmg design* ill in 'jn i "A t lung liml th r Ad . , w r uu ^ rilin g ita il- anJ inr.l In Mi Muughtiui, i» m concrltte tnini Ita tiu ii 1,111c D l U d d w a y l ,,U rb o s n i* lim i un Vaughan'* acM vitl** lia- a iln illln l tlir l ,, «a jf iu lii .... m u .. tv ciusr lu tha t'luck consti uctiuii w ith Johns Cumi'lrli la ilm i " I Ihul pulley III 1 . ( uailaaea u» gag* l » » l a s c fia il M a i i a ^ c i I'lr a lilu ii m il t» Vaughan tu (he ( Ima H « a* l . 'ii r it t " hy rvelUS , vVIlilr i l u l l k r It., »af<c till' (u tility , lllr N LW t( ) R k , Aug l'( d,J‘ i I M vaiiwhilr Mir i tru in g nt ,| ( | | | i u ( l a I,tin in-anit> ul that puli.-y ,io ,,., ••• ig __* Cl III A U i. Aug l*j -a lii a .a iii M r in thr D istrict o f t<' mr I. ."Iliu m an hlra iv llli , , |l N rw Vmk toil*) liflil g ig jiiti. ■s'lilunsltiss 11 .t t f u* Inn ran shows flt U|"»I IUttf ih r | viulnlim ,. . lungril I., lulm MaraC lot ill, M a n ila ' I ii lli.il l i n -l» day ^u|i|n*M»» YkM’Uil 6* 1 F i l l 1 * 1 r i l l M i l . 1 w in l.l lu are , , 4 - iia h g lr d li» a n r g iii p im v lr i tlb -yra i-o ld p a tiu iih oi hair hall .'on, u llc ii iiiunlliincit m tit* curnivrsiig a While lliuusandi ilir r ir d M a r k !1' " * p*ie#ntei WtllUt r .illdril Wa u ii'ilr d l>\ p n liu r a i l ) lo d a y ‘Min *mi»h [iiogfan* |nu|it»hrN Si '.lim it " i killed h n " stasird in a patadc alung lower the S siist* inpi ai to l.u ro rop* jt* uut uni Uu Kir The Itidarv Club i* npunsorlng • l«i u u liv IIP ' I ' m n t d u l n t . o f " lu flu l'"h.r fapi. lolm Lmight »^id tBrowdwwv Hunt al ft •it -......... n a rk anil Held mrst H atu rd a U iiii-ta kr m China. .. -• t«'*i it tiesu*st Ou I ' l i t T tm l s.nnisii, A ir m ii. i . ' ool*J 1 4" ‘1 iepc •man, n Mnis. uoioiny D om lh) Sktm.li. iiio in iiig at U 00 o’clock at l h « ik r -auw kind " f 'in te r ual 'a n d 'a s- the >•• admitted killing ih r ilu ld only ['»'u" W * a dow t »ium the tky.c.epKuit Msllon track, and w ill * t * r f | | ( ,,,* 1 aggirM ioii.' It p ia ir- Mir 12. ad u(t tin* playground fa ir w h te h l (m(lttt,»l» on arms in tha »*• « law hdut* alter lh*v wtfivwslI**? * * * " * €k' N* **amr low fiom tfie hospital, w h rtr l ,n B > •'w ® *l as h t*it, navrd g,«*t | SS , ; ® i ? ' i n t h r m # " ^ ...... o i *'n mr I " '* ' ‘ J1 «»•' shoulm, u.ulltiud# noun,'sald Alis. H. M. Gtng'lts. oity .. .......... i n o v . iy ami social Ihr hal.y was b o „, , . along ihe illic ita lk t rtcrn u llo n director. Hie hahy, busau, Susan, was 1-jumt | . ir haliy, Il was ih r uprnri of a w rrk riu l . Rllitions w ill b . g iv .it in th r " I ...... dra il in lird with j p la itii diapn Ki'kv i iU ilb................ in a ry m > rlrluaStmi Ini tlir v ru ria tilr "llu w iiig rv rn ts : Junior hoys, it I i l f t ’s’l4, til IlllVlr Ulltlkllm kiin tlrd tighlly ainum l h ri lies k A -u tib a ll team was organised uu yard .dash, 1liiiii 11 ',i> in Em lnuai ui liiik w y , Littnn managri ul ih r I'luladrlplila 1 „ i running i , - . tiruad , M i- Skcnch, a tn im ri pat . . . . „ t>> t 'initially 1, 184th In fa n try , punp, tiNs«ball throw, high jump |( ) t||| iww |ltlly wai ■ | „, ,ts [ ( g U|ar tn rc lln g last night '■ In k al llir U n iv rm ly o l f l u i igu. A iiirm alt l.r jg u r basrball Irani. Mud rrla v. te cats Ii flow ing AlackS o n e , a, (I 00 I’ . M. nt tlio Hanford A r ­ 1 wa. ip io lrd hy I lilig lil a tjvm g A ltilg rt Huy* rv a n lt w ill incliulr , 11 Th* teum w ill play Its firs t m riiilm i- ut th r Ni-v. V.*i h Van the had hern d rp ie s.rd I'Ci-su-r krr-. I'g- 1'hull train, " I l l'll 6u said dash, running hrueil Jump K d T I U r C l A I . B u r i l C ' l l w ill j a*1mr tonight iiguiosl t h * l.ten't a irh a ll throw, high Jump ami ( V l f b r a U ' H H I8 * t lli lt » . \ f,ri Im d u n il rhom at. / I had tirrn | "II <I M ji k itklh tell I I,.'tJ) j ' < lim softball Irani. Muting Ih r fu s t hour «f (hr u iirm pluyrd . I t lir hr Inti llu pdi as Auni., i- StMtfii.in mre ting tWu Mims » n r sliuign Ku, Junior G irls th«r* w ill i r N> ^ 4 tl„ h AlJB lu a ilut k w o lk ri two w rrk . ago \ Iru i'll,'- liu llu- Yunkrrs I" I'V a rd in u cninbal s tr r r t flg litm g n (in yard dash, running hi-ad Hr, " j i i l Al lla i m b 7U > t-ji- "hi l liMtr was mi m ull*) >>-i.miat i i j i ih r A llih 'lic - liNluy m -ir in 11 the last win w h iili fr u li.itd jump, s u flb tll thruw, standing i m!j s -avId- d"i tin ha- inld in and I cuiddoT stand, srru.g llu-P' 's rd uruurig Jh r . bri M fm , ,.tpf u| l,u tn ,c tli.o 0, this form broad jumip p and a .k rtiia ll Mu and bbasketball iiu»« . „ huhv go fh lO llg li wiiat I h a ir »,.mc I Ate. k. tabu ju .l g lin iiri! >f fig h tin g ami tra in in g in lianJM lilg rt G irls w ill p a itlc ip a tr .n " » ‘ ""•> " ' r " ' ,,r ' '“ ' ll Ihum gli, K n rlg lil -aid Ih r wniiiunj I Ik- puruilr rm ln l j i 1 u> Hull ii-hand combaci, au'utding tu a -111 yard dash, standing biuJdlUti n n li-s you g ri hanged »i bun. iilii'ir Muyui AYilltem (I'D w yri .trill. John Hauls. »hlll '* jump ami..................... lu ftb a ll Ihruw. Mini I p Il l’ll .1 Mack Hhr rrlu lrd , K uitahl uiidt 1 The lucal company is 1 rem it|ii*‘ liiiu n c iri. wliu Iimn w in 'll The schvdul* u f Mi* fa ll w ill nr iiuiolvilng itu l “ " i I'n liir i-rtlliia lrd that Jilt),null1Ing new niruiticrs rach nicrting ,(«i u iU b fl I" IHPviiliidh, m aitf Ihv w lu lr stir was t*< a . follows: i. iJivcMit’kh 14 11 ii114hI as Iirt *tt* Ily a plight th# iiahy hrgun wliimo |ui uu- lu ird Hmuilway In r r uml night to aupplomvni nirm h rrs /h u Icon A. M. — Track inert Ijujii! Mhkii w ill hv ini hu tint ii) ru n g and lh a l slir th ru Mnl Mir hr - m i i>> Muck Thru, ut c i v h r r Joining varfotta branches ut (tr a lla a a * Oa ra a r T iw l 10:0(1 A. M. - H u.rhall g»n» ' " , w , all hrl|» It.** lu ll another It),mil, w rte un hand ‘ Mir urniatT service- I,lent Kayal l.a k rfio n t Hall I'ark . . , j hr « .j- p ir - r h lr il ih r c ity ’- 1nmiul Kader anuouncril Miat a f i t * I I m il. all' for " d l- lin g iii-lir il ami <hlckrn supper wuuhi hr lirh l at H PHildUil llw •*«•# T vti»| 1:0° A. M. T a l.n t Contrt. ..... . ,,, „ lr Mir A rm o ry Kept I and ull men in Hanford o f N u lliin a l Guar J W i » I'S* ^si*” ?! i i lower r a il -Idt- vs ill lie nuiilrd age are liiv ite d to J llrin i. H " I0 A M. Crowning of pl-y .M kturll | | ullsrR|- Mayot W illiam I.lent. Kader told of i*c *n t ground King and Quern , '(jw y rt atiliuuucrd yesterday. Charles Lane I'a rk. 76 year old activities in tho local guunl unit J:00 _ D rawing fu. l. - u d j |(| |,MtlJah| „ |lhya1fl. „ pi,,,, father o f D r. Charles I. i'a rk which included Mir iirestntaiteu _______ rr , . t r n d in rstuldlsliliig h ra llti ami who had made his home h e i r 1 w ith Dr. and Mrs Hark fo r th e 1 s rrv lc r- with m tlitu iy or u pr'igram fin the w««kly Mil. s i " ' " t'b e lli fa c ilitie s fu r th e H eig hten Junior Chamber of Commerce 1:1(1 J h M . h r * , m ovies . t U o i| past fo u r years, died suddenly'|itl||(IM pr |,t y ,.-irn ta y muni Tu u rtB t t v n t r r . . . . ..... . Isst night ae ll:o U I . H. U| it,,, aravr-ld in A ll Smite lunrhson last T huisiluy and Mi* Kulluwlng s a h lliilliiiu and shows U .'i.r-h who d ir, 1U2I, Horn May 1, IH74 In l.a F a y rtir, , i..,te, C rn iu trry fm S ta lf Sgt furnishing o f a fm iig squad fo r is , J IIP fn»in Ic v rin m iy tu th r U t t lt f u aml u lh cr .vents during the after„ . ym llh HIM| gr i v ,d with ( ib ., Mr. Park was form erly a n Mltll j 4„ kr H m i, who was k illn t Mir m ilita ry funatul o f H *t. Rrtan H urt on Thuraduy noun r bam uanca w ill ha h«M at ,, , , . dispatcher With ill* f.enfrul u l , |h il(< ,,,m|iut ,,vri lin n u n y , S,-pt M attings of the N atlu.ul 7:30 I*. M. at the Celery C ia ti si ,,l*‘ 1 u n fr.irra t* fo u rs * . a sur Georgia Railroad In Macon, i.a all(j ......... ..... . , , 1Vrii Guard era held each ITnmJay (h r C ity Hall. Everynnr Is ir- sum duting th r civil war H r fm m which ha retired w ith 4" h ii Wednesday ■ught at 0:00 iiVloi-k at th* quested tu corn* dressed as a lull moved to Nrw Y olk fio m the years' sarvlc*. He was a memhn I hr m llttui y services, culidlil'ted billy, 'Sm ith iii 1HHI i f tha F irs t Methodist C hurrh in hy Caniiihall-l.iisKing i ’ust No 6J. A rm ory and a ll in i*r« )V d pMsuns are liiv ita d tu attend. Sanford. Ih r Aniaricuu l.eguui, followed Besides h i* son ha Is survived II" logii irq u lrm muss held at A ll by ihraa grandsons, Charlos Sniil- CaMiollc Chinch at 111:0(1 i'a rk , J r, a t Emory U niversity k >t with I'uMiei W ilim iii NucliIn A tlanta, Robert and W illiam )ru(l „ f f i r |at lng I'a rk o f Banford; three a ls tm .i . .. wn past Imst A fte r tw o wvrks o f instruction Mra, David fillie s u f L a F a v H ir, u ,l" ’ • Iiliillllder-I holt- Hugs: Jorl Field, Mrs. M. O, Alexander o f Green Ihr American Flag uml Chester in sw im m ing and life saving pracvilla, H. C.; and Mrs. Jennie Millci ih r Post standnitl. Douglas lice under Roh«u Zubrod, Ml Hi (sl.TON U H LAKKHI.EK Simmons o f Asheville, N. C.; one Hl/n-troni fulilcd Mir flag wFilcii pupils finished Mielr Ked Ctois Associated I'rrs . hcleecr K rp a rlrr brother, Em m ett Park o f Chut lud hern on th r coffin, w ith water safety ruin *4** Wedii* i lay l.AK.F S!JCCE5.*s, Aag-id')— Msn may some dev kill off tanooga, Tann. Korlylr Hhusholdcr assisting. T hr uml are now qualified to give Funaral services w ill he cmi- I Flax was presi-nled In Fust Fom- ti'Ursee In this practice, H C. ih u n d m la in a b r to ir n * y |*>li uul wills alomic-bumb punch in dsmag durtad a t 10:00 A. M. tomorrow m adder James Q. Galloway, wlio .Steele, chairm an of the piugiam, ing winds, ra.n. hail and ligiiliun*. Di Vincent J. S checfti said loday. ii.-itiounced this moiuing a*. Erickson Funaral Home with Fvrn a small tliu n d riitrim irlrstr* energy equal In tc v n a l alumu Hay. J. B. M cK inley officiating, In turn handed it to H-NgC A l* *Named aa instructors fut Semiunite. F flrnciiko, o f iht> Hrooktyn bombs, site Gcneiai Llcctnc irisaich scientist said. assisted by Rev. W. P. Brooks AriIIV |tu„ wht, n,,.,. Kave I) (.. mde C ounty were: Mrs. t.laiy Map may alto, be ablr In u r.tr iky te ie iv o ii. uf mow, and grt Ir. Th# remains w ill be sent M< Mr. J. I. H urt, mother o f th*» | f K a y m o n d G. Fox, J i., Mra. Hughes, Herman E Macon fo r Interm ent services ut j nrll j„ ,riJ ra in or snow at time* w h rtr h*e * -----------Mill Phyllis J. [lach, Mrs. wants Ii. Flying (ett pilrols msy Tuwrring cumulus clouds luiini Rlverald* Cemetery at .TiOO P 1 Hat -It. I,. Moran uf Company M orris, M. GIngles, Glen McM illan Mc­ keap air lanes free of Icing cun-|-M th* cloud structure of great hf. Sunday, D r. and Mrs. Park 1, (.imnandcd the N ational Guard Call, T h o m ts M. H tringer ami Hudltlons. Or plane* may shoot hols. linporUn(, » h, aa(d, Thty eBn w ill accompany tha body. Mile squadrun which fired th r final salute and which Included CpI «urd Lynn Whelchsl. Into dangaroua cloud* ahead. yroduc* beneficial rain. But Miry RTB1KE V IO LE N C E T h* colored Instructor fut th* J N. Adams, CpI. W. M. Dean. A ll th a w a r* posaibla b s n .flli if t n iU o dovatop Into th u m l.rJA C K S O N V IL L E , Aug. IH -i/P ' CpI J M. Grantham. Pvt. David county la Edward Johnson whs fro m new .tudlaa o f w aeth.r c o n -,lo rm ^ w lth to rre n tia l rains, — Violence In the strike a t tin Myers, com puted th * cours*. teed, ha told lh# United Natloiu[liighm lng, furious winds, avan hall W ootton F ib e r Company plant un \\. Green, Pvt. Edison Pvt. Nathan Myers, Pvt. Paul Stem r ! ! >e* w,l Co"**rva tlo n and.md tornado** w recking c ro tii and the outskirts o f the c ity continued Goff and Ret, V O, Hestv. Pfe. U tilisa tion o f Raaources. land* today w ith bombing o f a non- Frank Wilson and Pfc. Nathan JA 0K 8O N V 1L1.E , Aug. 12-hP) Wllsuu served a* the color guard. a . ? rf u ^ d wf. « I T n r J n Z . .now ^ clouds might s trike r's home, police reported. Detective* E, P, Corley and (1 CpI Aibln E. Kendall blew taps. High I.OW S f « t e dfrnm r ^ r „ rteud. bv!^ R W « n tid by uvar-a.adlng th.m Atlanta so Tl ass lite r tham w H h*dru Ir a d silver w,t'' o f d ry lea or sllvar H. H u rib a rt said someone Imd iS d iM or w IT t." ,l1 itodina. Dr. Bchaefar espial,md. A throw n * home-made bomb ot tin Birmingham i«0 74 NOT TERRORIZED fro n t door o f tha home o f Jam es Brownsville K4 77 super-cooUd Snow or rain can't b* brought httl# seeding of I.OH ANGELES. Aug. IP—GP) Donnar and th a t the explosion had clouds can s ta rt rain or snow. 91 74 —Dr. Ralph Bunclta calls a Rin­ Charleston from any kind o f cloud, any broken glass In a window and Dodge City 92 60 lim * . And thara’a no apparent way Heavy seeding m ight dry up en­ mown a Iwila In tha porch flour ata Judiciary Committee "irres­ Kangga City 90 67 to break a drought when there tire regions o f the clouds, turning Tha s trike began June 26 when ponsible" for circulating charge* New Orleans «2 76 ar# cloudiest skies, or clouds with thair m oisture into anaw crystals th * company, m aker o f brush** that th* United Natione secre­ Naw York 7a 64 only little w ater in them, h* •*!<•■ unable to fr o w big enough to fa ll. o f savaral type*, refused to ra- tariat Is terrortaad by Communist 1 s t re a lly scientific atudy of Tho clotM than would alther ba e o v n lM tiM U nltad M ia * Workers agent*. Ths former UN mediator for M tltira produce* weather, and dissipated, or etUdtad and kapk o f Aasaviaa ag «oBa«Hv« bargain- C onstiuilion of a physical educe* tio ii building ninth of the Seminole •* s.(y*» i i i I i locIiudn .1 r ri(I 1i11 JAi vi IIUW a u ih o n ird l.y the County School Hoard at its meeting Wednesday. Woman Kills Own New York Turns Baby, Blames It Odt In Honor Of On Negro Prowler jC. McGillicudtly Deficit Reported 26 Britons Die By Motor Vehicle. In Two Airplane Department Chief. Accidents Today i'l aek Meet Will Agency Is In Debt By Tw in Engine Trans Nearly $75,000 For port Crushes Willi Year’s 1st Quarter 32 People Aboard BRL \> W lt K. Me , Aug 19— (£*)— A P uliuer prire-winnmg Mis- * « * a , •issipp: tJiiot ioda> Jrnm ndrd recognition for a icsurgent South— en-' U f l | | 4 ga titled, lie < j|." to its industrial gains. J ** I l l l v Hmiding Carter, e litot and publisher of the Greenville, Mm . Della D em oiui T ine, alsu rn ticire d what he called political impetus behind "Mir u in all C ivil Rights pa ck-# - I'nlitr lluhl Chicagnj More Wniiun For Slay-i in*! t> II.iy Old Babel 'Hian 300.0001 Iff; '4U' U ^ Re Sponsored By ....-.......... .Shutic,,,br*,,on Saniorcl Rotariana National Guard To Meet Lions Club In Softball T o n i g h t i?g a. 'T :'r: **M«»■»-: ^ Father Of Dr. Dark Died Last Night Lu.sl Kitew Art* Held For Sift. Brian Hurt 10 PupilH Finish Red Cross Course U. N. Scientific Group Studiea How To Prevent Thundershowers THE WEATHER ar* £ w s r s A £ r m s^Ams ■ .igu.. tea*. Palaetln* laat nltht eaoka nt a welcome home rally ta ble honor. - ■ ! SSX* Sis'-ou ,.,i �" ■ v w w r - ’^ T T H E SAN FO PP H M A L D , B A W O K P r L O H m * Radio Give Aways i‘he Sanford Herald F R ID A Y A U G U S T 19, 1949 uonnie Mack Pravda Reveals Plans rm *.«. o.#l I For loyalty Checks exceptional public sarvie*.’’ Heenon In iter syndicated column was k rod M. V i niton, chlot ju s tic e o f tin ’ United Staten. ,, . . . . A Now Dealer whoso Kentucky residence w ould help to hold recalcitrant Southerners in line. Vinson hns had varied exiierlonee. Besides ninny years in the House o f Rcprcaontalives, lie has Iteoti a Judjtc it the U. S. ( o u r t o f Appeals, and d tirln ir I he w ar was one of the most used and tiHofnl o f Washineton o fficia ls, serving us Ketlcral Doan A d m in is tra to r, d ire ctnf or the O ifirV o f hVnimmir S ta b ilisa tio n and d ire c to r or the O ffice o f \V a i 'Jilt,hilizalion and H ecunstruction. Before his a|i|Hiintinent to Hie Supreme Court he was secretary o f the trenatiry. D raw in,: on the c u r t for a cantlldale Is m ore ofte n litlk o tl ahoiil than none. In 1•*I •* I ho Itepuhlhana d ia fte d Charles K . Huj-heft. A h he had been on the bench d u rin g Hie h itte r i'.MJ lend between President T a ft and ex-Froshlent Theodore Koosevell. he was not involved in any fa ctional I jj»ht, ami his record as n reform ing povernor o f New Ytu k a,tile,| to his a ttra c tI voiimm. His defeat, however, cooled the a rd o r o t p a rty IcatJcra to matte me oi«|tiuiiie c o u rt h podium fishlKIUll. K n rln r. John A lrLm n, jo.di.e front 18».t) to lR flt, wan often mentioned fo r tlie presidency, especially in I860 when the new Ucpuhlicuti party was looking fo r a w ell-know n man lo lead it. U hief .liw tice Salmon !’ . DhiiHe, who ncn*ed fro m IM lit to |HV:i. notoriously hankered a fle r tin 1 presidency’, ami was s lro n p lv harked in the IMt,8 Democratic convention The Vinson talk may i««» get im ywhere. It la s till too enrlv to know e ith e r issues r,r enndidates. O ffh a n d , some ol Die numcrmin flock of DetnocrHlIc governors seem m ore likely rlm k e s . ------- The famous manager—who was MOSCOW. A uk lft-< /P l—Tho born Cornelius MeOIIHcuddy—re- Communist I'a r.y n<* * r Praminded the crowd a l C ity Halt v,Ih n.iiny present >1 in il* tend, that he haa heen in baseball fo r , r * ■ version o l lift, in tlx Unitrtf, years ami added: w, St,ilea. " I t la my real Intention to man- . 'rho newspaper said ih r PHI. ace the Philadelphia team in 1960. h* vln* Investigated t-vnythine width w ill be my- Both year aa w * * . aping to undertake l»ynmuager o f the club. * ‘ ty ehecka on tfrade school clnlI cannot te ll you in words how Uml « « " « / much I HDoraclate this ’rhoota ami m aternity hospital* M sny^thank* * " " 'ltd . “ ll‘" "k e ly ,il UU f,,r The m ayor’s proclamation al- " ! ! ! £ * " ' " * ' ' r "»’ | D,r lH^vitrdcIT t I selection i» d< in part upon j j »* " c.""'1 .... . (lr (i,in l>. The win »"**'■' n <im ’W* wh. ii,"" iu rs tln n . the program '% l Tt!,,Rhi " h* ™ ; ™ wjm, n pre■» , dpi I ,,'d In ' i«re««-iifw.-.l m, ^ X d maim phone nr wr ....... i.ron.l.«H Marl! 'r e fr lw rt »n 'm I ' . ®M eb“ lJ-" .la rk referred to himself, aa he spoke to the throngi aa The Old Mm. o f Baseball." Mayor O OW ytr declared th a t New York U ly , from the youngr.d In the oluesti stand* equally today in a moment o f great pride iii devoting today to honor one o f ••nr great, great cltlsena." I’ravda alao re p n rln i an eating ronteat lietwrt-n a four-month-old piglet ami a M lrhlgnn U niversity atudent. It rnmmentml: "The fact Mini aurli n routed I* held <'hnriirt*riz«,n w ith *»iff• * Hent rlearncgn th#* murals o f the tom laril liearer* of dollar t-ivtllRation." ----------------- — ------ Woman Held State Deficit dissented In tin,,., Ills K,VMW hy r) Omununlrntln «r,„le .u .le . jwjrk (( ||n,( (i|>r() |; iimh),iiimi in ' " »h n— m* eral 0 n. 'e,,, u - n s W t a s s raws Oast months of August and September. t.ivingatoii reduced his personIirl 76 in July and 34 at the beBinning of this month. He said he slso has ordered a 26 percent reilurtion in travel hy tin field deputies, A further reduction In personnel. Livingston said, will result In the After the child dlrd, Mrs. S kc- h hci fi,»t ......... wns l.» sltribute her strangling to a negro nrowler. Or. Mint Impulse, she <">d police, she >nu through Muir South side apartment srrentidtig, and finally to the ajinrlment of n neb-hbor. Mrs. Viola Vent, in 22 , "H'um'Hiliig happened to my i? ^ colored mini did ll. Mrs. Five Percenters (C aaitinW era a, m e * Oaei enre aclllng" haa nlctured Maragon aa a doae frie n d o f M ai. M ineral H a rry H. Vaughn, Preald m t Truman's m ilita ry Hide, and ns a mnn on firat-namea terma v.lth many other W ashington f i ­ gures. The tr a ffic vlolatlona file goea School Hoard if'eatlHHM r » » c , i » n , . i M snvllle concrete-asliestos ronf. The in te rio r has asphalt tile ever the tonerete flooring. W alls are finished w ith damp proof furred plaster. The ceiling Is o f acoustlrelatex insulated w ith fo u r inches o f rock wool. The M hy rt4 foot Irte rln r o f the building may he divided into tw o rooms hy place­ ment o f hook stacks. The lib ra ry building was re- ( r m lly inspected by W illiam Stew art M orrison, state architect, i w ho described It as "a credit to I >ny school in H o n d a ," said M r .! Moughton. I t conforms to p re ssn t’ dny school lih ra ry standards, a n d , Best for the South' Y ou'll croaa ona w orry o ff your ron, tviftinn. ? ' " * Ilf ,'{f wnld h« Imn attempted .. TigethVr,lM li'' rom , VKCtn®f Mrs; Hat fo r years, when you spe­ snd c ify Doaier and Gay Palnta. 1 maintain the service because It '. •'. «■ brooms, he said. I."attend': nn<l *».- nrf4prlnir of th«* nrnn«r Vr**n" Ve^L,*,a nnriiveiled Tlo [ fm nlture and e^ulpme^t, and ' I S ' I I Z S ^ n S n ! : : h,,p , k * l,!ra C c r T d S M 1 T I S I - ! - ' : ' 1' : : ; r v hr ! • I'fimmliMiinii in not rm to rfil. h f i lcl re»M,rTr41 y 111} ed- w r C fnrcc, to reloiso a. lher i l'’ ' w 7»‘ 1 W" ,‘ |1- * n44 ie«» 7 .The Presitlml min die |ien|i|e to withhold jildniiirul Oil Iris great Add good friend (I m k m I V.iut;linii who i* accused of liriiie nine) op in the five pen rnl i.nkrt in W.m Ii ington. and wrll u sln.iihl N>- man should he cnnnrlrd until piovrn UHty. And sve ate willing to wait 4tfd Mt. However, d Grurial VgOfhar^ actually did jml hall the jlflitta he It arrlitrd of h, oiikIi I" Id run out ol Wtilungion. . *0ka of the advtnlsgri of liviiin In this modem era, m <p<*e of all Mg dhadvantaK". '» Hm I people M iWing ImiKrr. f’foplr ate livtgtftW nW tar* Iopkci now on thr ’m m *#* B a n llirv did jml hrfnir K k 'fw d fV , ar. The life expectancy jg f a vdmtsii now it 70.0 year*. AM (or a man h1*1 yean, sml in ) fj|0 it was bQ.f» and 63. i teV kd fd rilT Til- average hie ipail ills ifc jiftttA trilra d ily for the pail lil(T glad I kid inmeom k.t* Mud it to Govtrnoi WitMiiion tint ddring hit Mtnpaigtl of last year, he Pun and again snd again May taxes would be necr*B the State o| Flntids if meted Gnvrrnoi. No dmild HTloi ha1! (ntgolltn many CIiniisiRi, *|>eetke>. in il jngry lot NValtet Hawkins ona Beach lo d!g up >i of file* lr reclill It- him I wmdi. Wc dill believe saw laiei aro Mteiiary, hrjGoyrrnot leemt id have his mind. -•>.. ^ *,rTJ tin t inn o f puplln fM,,,„l , . Wr iln t* are beat fo r the icauth they’re made fo r You cah't fin d anywhere— a t a lower price. For a f u ll line o f th n lc r A Gay I ’ alnta \u , f VarniahM and Enamels Jf'!' ,nric<l release an uni i i (j,,, watch In the apartment sinrtly „ u n(.i husses will nnerate |60 employes, close up the till" however sml took the wont« . * * » ' busses operaie. snd lien division and "sell tags " , X im il f fuM x’i Thp Rfudnole Tesrhers Club J„iy." I r ni " rl r runner wll| mr<, th r H|ffh achoot 214 Hanford Ave. (fu a llly Mdse.— Ilin h t W h a l'n Dip now ? Wrdl, horn'rt n pnimr, I t ’s no news Dint " ' Dip U n ltm l HtnlPii i ; iivp in lo ln l aid to Chinn i,,, lit Hit1 Irtrtl I'/ y r u r i. Am i no A in n rirn ti would pniilpi- n u n rfolliir o f It if hr I It u ii’ li It tlitl tiny «*>'"! H'dp for rn ir u p y - 1»■*• inp lih c ra li'ti n m tn may luivt> I ippii of hoiiii1 nv.iil. H id ip f ; ^ nt'piln tvu iin ilp rn ta iu l Imcatiae th ry arc nlwnyn with im. Hoi , mo d o f it iiCL'tiin lo have gone down a holt' and Antt'i'icatm doi not liko th a t hole a lu ff ve ry w ell anywhere. They ilon’l know I lu m li alH iiit Chinn. Inti th».y aro incllnetl to he glad we’re ] Dili. If nitty be ncwH Hint hop guile have been picking up golf (mils in Ithm leHuluud In ti It la d o u b tfu l if il w ill hIih Uu the world. N e ith e r w ill the fa ct th a t Parin butilevnrda tire throng-1 ed w ith toiirintH in the old Way. N or th a t Cantina are b rig h t­ ening N iagara gitnlnnn - w h a t‘a th a t 7 Doga run o ff w ith g o lf liiills. Io n 7 A nti th e re 'll a controveray over whether the gulla tine th e ir feet o r th e ir beakal And a couple in Kuglnud are doing a m ind-rending a tu n t ttin t nobody enn mdve W ell, w e ll! K very one who linn had hlH vacation winhea -----------------.he . y . whs lust I . t l . x t l t i . s . » t . ( l ....... » • * 1 * ■I.* . A s .tl ... I I -- . •_ I * (startin g , ittid e v e ry o n e w h o h artn’t wlaheH hln would begin. I l ’n h o t. It'n fltuiuy. H ’a la z y h y d a y a n d he Leonid m eteora n ro b e g in n in g to a h n o t by n ig h t./ Ah well - th e world wngn on. A nd d o u h tle sn w ill k e e p w a g g in g . W ho c a re n ? It r A ugust. b U e n U IIL ■----------- '• • PIECE GOODS A beautiful assortment fo r "back-toschool" sewing.. Now la the tints to ' Bow and Save! Cottons in a gay array o f colors and patterns, Kayona and mixtures. O ri­ gins! valuss to I. (19 yd. Special 2 yds for Ona tabls o f Butehsr Linsn tn b rig h t P *!l eolors ami pastels, Chambrays, B rig h t Plaids and Gingham. Also Drapery Y *b rlcs, Chtntx and many other m aterials tor horns and school.... • • Special yd clouds, and tho snow crystsls from the reservoir would **e,l the Inwor clouds, making them snow, This , ranOnesS r r v w **«•• <>••) happan* accldsntally somsllmes In i sturm, he said. , nature. Dr. Schasfar said, | Certain rlmidis near m m iH ialra plane* m ight someday p a tro l1 a ir lanes, seeding clouds that Coulu cause dangerous Icing nn passenger ships, he said. Or the pjapes m ight use gtgis to shoot s««d* and rhangr the cloud d l-t ra e lly ahead. Heeding might also' banish sum,’ ground fogs near air- i porta. .Seeding hns produced gaping holes In some clouds, Dr. Hchtefar' paid. Sometimes the holes were' nversccdlng lingo aroaa o f circles, o t straight lines, or shaped l ----, w M n v w a «, sv iiu n ) t stiper-conlrd stratus clouds. Ilka the la tte r " L ” , a racetrack, o r'| emttinurd. They would ptodi tHa flg u ra "4 ". snow rryiitnla In hugo' nujnbl Hchasfer warned against' non-'; hut nond big enough to f a l l . : LADIES DRESSES Lovaly Cottons and Rayons th a t you can wear fo r many more woaka o f summer and *1nto F a ll! This group Includes ShaMra, Chatnhrsys and Butchar Linens, o rig in a lly priced fro m 7.9A to 1B.M. prpduca Practically Utte ^ Light weight wind rosistsn in a flash. > w wpuMwt ••haw ts Dries s oo pressing’ Be sure to y(sH; other departments For *1 day W g itin s . . VUtj s.J, i, lia W s *sl.’ » -rrcrj}1 Price*— Courteous Hervlco Y ch It’s August \ t ( >£>* better quality Rt nil nrnooU Mr. l — dnn. The department now has 464 '"M rs" 'skeoch Is a dangl.ler of jji "Jj'.'-stan ^University ; employes. Compared In a high of Mr. and Mrs. Chester L.imonl of.,.l?;rk,r>„..„7tr g. Msnre in ‘he ug, .i76 m .lime. | Astoria. Ore. j , iwWhile hla funds have been Knrlght said Hkeoch i»ld h i m1 •L ilanlii'd, Livingston said the lie-1 ,|,al ho had worked al several Two new tear! er appollitmentx tun pariment'a rollectlnns are up different Jobs in the purl few are Itorls Austin si r roims mo about 12 percent over Inst year months and that lie is on a year’s Academy anil Kvetyn u.iara • tar sml the new title and Hen luw probation for theft of a pen Mild Midway School Homer Msllsnl hnR IncrrMRccJ Ihu overnll npcrul- prncll from Ihr nmll whllr liu wm hn* hwn niimfn *n » nu» arivtr. | lag coat of the department about 'employed as a letter currier. --------------- “ —____ _______ -J.AI mk. ____ ..^.a Wl— i ------- —* llie*.Ainirir.in people an jnlenoii»y comalex. ells me miatiealitiriii of Gernfcn ptiinnrrs of wat by lln* Ann Heail Army. Hut AmefKan* do aotJMinRe eatily. They ttra l llieir p tiM a fft ni 'war u> milch* mure RndnCQ’ limn llir Russisnt do tm ifl that no one will lose any tlirtp nvei lltii l.itrii cliarge. DOZIER and GAY PAINTS ARE The August payroll will total psjdme'it re a ,u r« ,|„ a ,IA ft.'i /;'tl (r|* X lf, ]i?am nuwhlase idli, ..... .. IHV.IMHI. compared to »Hlv f" t f v v« l"* child, the fire cludtag n.V?kvl , reek 741 for July, Livingston said, lie- ""'ll ril ed iwtlcr. A» « gfm « |ve- ............. .any of th‘ se discharged ..J W . t Ive _ Wltliam H ;«u-m e/ ' / / ' ' " ^ / ^ " ^ t e n i U n U nr a pH. ffivcii twfi wcl*Ifi4 vMi’iiiiitit "fW Mt%. KhiMM’li firm InM him , at n if NiiDurlntanornt a nfflce> TheB 26 percent reducllim' in H h"'1 ‘"I" H"’ (plans for the pre-achool period travel |,v fie.......eputies w I save »P«*r!,m 'it Ihrough Ibe Iktil,,.., for lha two weeks prior to open..... . is oiui l. l... door and demanded ....... w llh.li g of schoola nn Sept, fl were U? * lie H , ai he ta .m atle lo pay a *b"» vm. haven’t any ! mSde Meetings of nrtarlp.ls mM tliiMIU hill iur printing W u . mimev 111 g,.t M,,. hahy" i and teacher- at various schools __ non tug reglstritlm , forms. "I've 'VJ'T V 7 '! , '’"/’ mi " 7 " or,,lrr lo inl.l the nrlnters nml others from r(lH,r'' 7hat she fainted null dill i nut nlans for the term. Other "1 - sh n w m M k to t » "r t 11k llw " f ,h r '",liyN ....... 1meetings planned Include those rniin v simnlies I ilon’l y knnw "'l* " r,rr i""1 lecovered "Hi- „f „rtiirlna|e ~p.» supeclso rs. soil ’"If w r . w e ’ir ^ e a h te l o n a v " , " '['» * " * '* c«H«l Mrs. Venkm ’ r meeting of bus drivers with ........................Id If ItaT-fut. r « .- g iv r n'' "h *m' "a" "so ,n!>\v i,iit^*' de la II'd , ^ b * ; ; ' " " - " ' ' ^rm n r, E. Morluif net nn nrliriim lv m»- i ,vr,i . #4 ]H.)' a,i V M!l 1' rid nt Mtf Court HniiRu. In# proved hy “the Cabinet r f .d |! .t, ^ | ' r f hmV ^nlrn ," " Weilnesdav. Aug. 31. tagls- . ----- "" - e —r w a'*" back to JM4. •*AH the Maragon chargee, the S tar aaya, were fo r w alking and- fo u r in connection -* r jay i-.. Illegal- parking except• one fo vHth m inor acctdenta. Alao in tha file , the atory aaya. i lt a tetter fro m the D litr lc l oL Columbia coni mi asloner a say ta r 1 there was Insufficient reason to i evoke Maragon’a auto d riving perm it. Inspector A rth u r E. M ilter, head o f the police tr a ffic division, sold the rfcovd showed Maragon had foreUed collateral In 2ft in ­ 1stances and received warnings In five cases. Two rases were dropp­ ed, he said, and he did not know what happened to th« others. The Washington Post, report c Ing on the tr a ffic file , makes he count o f charges against Maragon Bft and lists them hy dates. �— - A Y A U G U S T I t , 1149 Social And Personal Activities Carlin Palmtr Ray—Society Editor o . j oOCtQl ■ Telephone 148 ■ IMiss Audrey Bach “ T“ Ca/enacrTells Weddi ng Plans * C T S O t l Q i S SATU R D A Y 1 MU, Audrey Melba IU ,h . M r. and M r*. J. C. Davis a n d , Ths tourist group w ill hold * . daughter <«t Mr. rind Mrs. Philip t h i|dren, ■J*'1 ‘ ‘h tlp yo u rs e lf supper at th * Tour ! Holi^ri Hat h. announced today I * ,.J*U v n i“ ' l i t Canter at (1:30 P. M. A ll a ir I plans fo r h ri m arriage to George i '*on in W aynesville, N. C. aikad to bring a covered dhh. t Andrew Speer. ,on of Mr. andi „ , ^“ T , «, -r. Everyone te cordially Invited to|.M i». Vlvan Alexander Speer, M ** h**,“ ytl R m f WV , ‘ attend. winch w ill rake o l” e T h o « : <«*“ *«• “ • Cr “ » *hul w ith her |m ie n ti, Mr. and HUNDAY ♦lay evviiinn at 8:Ui> o'clock ut turn* A 1). Ro i Iim . The Stminole County slngii)* 1l<>ly Crus* Kpiscupnl Church. H ev.. ■*' ’ _______ ^ v e n t lo n wHI be he'd at th r H hyMiHon Ziminermar. wth o ff i- l M |„ Et||m Mulligan p lln , CfViedo High School auditorium, ‘ lute. Mundav for Hunkin A ll interested person, are Invited Soloist w ill l„. Dick Aiken aud vllle. Ky. to v l.lt Pfc. and Mrs. | to attend, Lund. wRjI be eervrd. M,a. Roy F Syme, w ill serve a. W. E. Del.ong. Mrs. Del.ong is m u m iA T organist Tommy Speer and Denny the form er Even Strickland. The Prayer Hand o f the Pie,- Stafford w ill serve «» accolytes. bytertan Women o f the Church For her maid of nonor, M i.. Rfceh Mrs. C. T. liroom of Jacks.mwill meet at 3:00 P.M, The regnlur ha. chosen her sister, Mis. Phyllis vilie, who was called here because business and Inspirational meetiiiK Hach und liritle.mnlil. will be MU. of (lie death o f her hrother-iu of the Presbyterian Women of the Buhhi* trine .Meff. ii ,,r V **l } 11.1 I *l.*lf| »* A* f , 1 law, A. M. Philips, plan# to return T.**n T% •** ^ ’»* **1 4 ., T hr Hvardnil Avenue Clrcli* w ill What ton, O ilnm lo; .Mm | -----------fle e t at the chapel at 1:00 P. M. (John K. Pierce, Jr.. Davtona M r*. H. Z. Johnson and Mrs. It "" TU E S D A Y R.•fu l l ; Alls. Herbert A, Mine- j G, Methvin huve le ft lo r Tuinpu The Pilot Cluh tw ill hold its lm‘d. ■**•. Pensacola: und Mrs. A l to attend the graduation exercise* o f Miss Hoherta Evans at Tallinn business rueetlnir in the Tourist ‘ ’" “ dnev of Athens, (la. School of Center at 8:00 P. M. preceded hy Serving as lie .l man fo r Mr. .Municipal Hospital the hoard meeting u t 7:30 I*. M. f'l»‘er w ill he Muck N. Cleveland, Nursing. WEDNESDAY. and ushers w ill lie |)uvid The annual Order o f Eastern Hntrhel i,f Del.und; Karl Jeter o f, Friend* o f Mm. W. C, Rmnld.y Star Kuheld M orris picnic w ill be Jiu k.o n sille , M ille r W illhiina, w ill regret to learn thul she i* heid at 3:00 P. M. at Kwectwutei ■'uniiun, Okla.; p. ||. liucli, Jr.; confined to the Fernald l.aiighlon P uik in Oviedo. Those desiring in '*• I.. Hu horn. Jr.; and Jack Wood- Memorial Hospital where she undel went a m ajor operation un Almiattend are asked to contact Mm 1“ ff ^ P. Holtxclaw for transpoi lulion. * lie wedding w ill be followed day. • ---------------------- : :— w" h » reception at the Sanford Mrs. M. C. H olier), has relumed bs to hei home in IJieaniwuld i iit r r vacutiunlng al New Hmyrna lleach uml In A u g u itu , lia . She wo- sccompaniiM lo Hanford by Mm. H. Miss Jeanette L a in * und A ir..; I*. Ile lin y o f Savannah, (la. Blake Sawyers entertained In hon-----------or of M l.ii Olive Chapman, bride ] ’I he Friendship Class of the M r, and Mm. W. A. Mori i«un * elect, on Wedneiday-evening wi ll U k e Mary Community Church and daughtei M argaret letim im l a Coca Cola party given at tli held i | , regular busines* I and Sawyer home at 347) Pol me Mu M j,ume llf \|, ( j( E ^ ) yesterday from Greenville Cleniion. 8. C wheie they vi-lted Avtnue Avenue. Guest, called at 10:30 Humphries o „ Tuesday night. Thu relatives. They were Joined In « M. Mouth Cnrollna by theli oilier Drcorallons iurltidetl arrange ,*|*,*-1«V*7l,e» ']*.'* ii cu" ’ s The, The 1, 1... ‘ ^u loe meet Jl'l* log and uml the the group group daughter, Alls. Dorothy Momsoii, ments o f pink and red roses. dining table was overlaid w ith » I ill" elded . , to, **'"............... C hristina, cards >who is in the graduate school ut rale cteam colored lace cloth and ceu ami ut n ilt ealendum u» u money muk- Emory U nlvem lty in A tlnnt.i, liu teted w ith h rlg litly colored tin ,nK p Project. --------witJi io je ri. nia. and fern on a reflector. M i** ‘ im. c,ine*t Humphries was up-1 Mr. and Mm. Jack Jloloon und Chapman wus given the place of l" ’m l*,,l chairman of ihe eoininltloej daughtei*, llu rb iu a and I honor on a eliali which li»'l ...... 1 Hie project. Mrs. Hoe Ion lir le r lliu c , were guest* o f D i. ami M is .! deculutrd hv M l*. I.aing. | 'A“ » appointed secretary o f the J. N. Hobson on Weiltirsrlay They D uring the oven:ifg a g in o f , n ie liit .llip l.nrlies in the |itu. e „ f I were HI mote lo Wost Palm Reach c ry .la l was presented lo the him Airs, Hhenly Rest who Inn moved □lid weic net uiiijiu iiie il lo Mis. J or*«. Refreshment, consisting of i tier residence to Oviedo. Penile Rohrou, RN, ftm n P it t * . ' f ta c h ice cream. Individual cake 1 Those attending tire nieellmr burgh. Pa, They left yeslenhiy for Tailed nut. .and the lufleshink 1were Rev. ami Mr. C C White West Palin lleiich. MI Olive Chapman w"lll"l,,,t C1,)bHonoredWIth Shower Friendship Class Meets In Cake Mary drlr.g were served. I Mr. and Mrs. Arthm Ailing. Mr* Tiro.e enjoying the affair wit i l4,nl Mm Krnest lb,...... i Mr. and Mm. R W. Turiuo huve J ‘ll, riism i.M ii were were her her m Hint hr >. 1l, | ai|ghter „Hharnn ? r " w" ,i. H '»«l'hrl*s l»». Chapman ntle'i, !i *'" and hud us th e ir gucsls, tlie li duugh r t. W. P. Chapman, Mrs. lf K im.r, "*! ' vf I " ' ‘'V M'* te i-iti-la w , Mm. R. K. Turner uml Her son, Jim m y, »f Lukelnml. Aruyt o f Arnes, ti. Y „ Mrs. Percy J [j‘ J ; M r» '-loy,!. ami liv in g today to visll them for sevliapmaii, r w *' ernI duys I. Mm. T u rn e r’* sister, rA lpine, Mrs. Mrs. Robert Ashby LIppIncntM June., Mrs. M r., Thomas Mrs. R u lllff, Mrs. fitccl#, Ealhar BoaloaMm. Nina L. Reese o f WashingMcAlpIne, N Rawyers, Mts. W. I,. Ion. D. C. O il. June., Ralnard o f Palmeton, Pa. and the B. j Mr*. l i . i i N. Mannl* Evelyn fh*war. Vernon Culpeppei o f Geneva, The second in a 'ie rie * of 'talent Wnalnard Trglnla of Chapman. W inifred Lov­ nights’ w ill he held tonight at the wlio Is a law student Florida — -at- ---------ell and the two hostesses^ Fellowship K innt Hoimdel Tlis* I Lf»ilvs*r *tty , hm. hrwn •e*l«srie,d >0 lty to le p ic s i'iit ■irogram w ill . onslst ol the fol- ,’ 1> ...Ills ‘ ' u i fru * i l . ite *J . rn " , J....,,___ a l „ ^ _ l ... owing: recRiithm by M r*. Alum tly DOB T H OM AH I E Fellowship Front To Have Talent Nile Hollywood ' HOLLYW OOD, A tig. ‘ IB—1 ^ — Mack Sennett .a y . the feminine ieach cu.tuine in 10 years may* U lip . tick, rouge and perhaps a hall ribbon. That's all, hi other, ' 'l l Isn't necceseury to Itaik fa r ■ o see that women, i f not men, * o o . are headed in the direction of nudism," remarked the longtime Comedy w lin id of the screen. Sennett can lieur some o f the tt.p o ii.lh llity fo r the trend. Ills [periling heuntic* of the flickers showed more of the feminine form than was generally seen ill those days. I Even though hla beauties look now as though they ware clothed by Omar ihe Tent Maker.) "They created a furor," he re­ ca lle d . “Home people wanted to have me put in Jail." "I’m not the only one who ran remember when police would raid beaches armed w ith rulers to mea­ sure the number of Inf he. of leg ..poked by those Muring suits. If more than a few Inches Were In view, a lady would Is- arrested fo r m d fie n t exposure." Police now would need yard­ sticks, he observed, * Rennelt said he heard womab " n N tw York and even Boston were wearing sun s u it, on dowiv town S t r e e t s . He cited the plung­ ing neckline and bare midriff at more evidence o f Ihe movement toward nudism. The movla maker Is no advocate of nudism, but says It may bake Its pointa. *. "The woman of th^Uour-glasa figure—with the .and In tha wrong ;» n d —will start checking the hathRoom scales and pass up a second helping of .cashed potato#! bad gravy." That goes for men, too, he ndd* ad. If* told of a man who wax In­ vited to a Bel-Air xWlmmlng party after yaara of no xwImmlng. Alt ha could buy wax a brl*f awlm iuii und whin he lookid t t him* .Ilf, ha appreciated whit his tai­ lor had dona for ((Ilf. Ha began reducing that day. ■ Vm •'Bo If you wnn* ga^ti tn *h« •social swim whan tha tummer of 19d'j rolls around,'? .'M iott era, eluded, "start watchite your walafUna. net an o m -a T tn a Md prac­ tice netting along without A ttra ctive Ranford m m iils ami ‘ he Intr-i in Ih r new fu ll fashions lom h.iieil ul 1 lot ilm Stale of t-1..« t,*i, Mo, m ils «in* iccelved A ll degrees; uhn ■•ml Mill *|iruk on “ '| lie f m l !■,! »» < Hugh t'u rliu n , Jr., Paul Daniel linn rin y * lu Di vein,ting iium l The Hsnfnrd Herald III! ks,III, IIS degit-rs; David M. ■ulue*." Gulch* I, James G rier l.re, BH deHy MARIAN H. JONES i .i m in u te , receiving iliig n e ‘ 1 g l e e s ; Alue Daly F uit and KeLISBO N, Porlugnl, Aug. |U G A IN E sV IL l.K , /tug lit iSpi- fio n i Setiiinule C iiu ii'y m , John M r"' -1 J " " '« enjoyed a hecca II Stevens, MA degrees. id ')— Fortner K ing Carol id Mum , u.1) A reroid sliatlering secun.i it I i nnell und W ilh n n i I H u ll lu recent tr ip to Cocoa enia and Mine, Elen a l.upescu umlnei -e.siun gruduuting rlu ■ m u id S itn fiiid am i Km I A llluo M is. Nina D l.hm aii and Thai lie were m arried In a rellglm i* ceie uf H.’i cuiiddiut,* the llm iu „f M 3 cam hliatrs at m e « ;mvveers r*,u llf ..................... Dlshmuii, daughter and sun uf jmuiy lust night at ihe ex-nmn uf Fluriilu l* scheihlleil In lecelve _____ _ Mr- ami Mrs. Charlie Dlshinau, • ic lr s E sto ril re.ldeuce. 'dil ilegiee* in cnminenceirienl et who have been v l.illo g In tVe.i The Rev. Ila rtin iu n Ivinuvilct errlsi* in <lie ue» gym a.iim i nl V irginia, are expccled home mon. l ead of the Itoinuniun (G teeki * ("J P. VI S jltin lu y . Sept. 3. Airs. *. H Brown, whu has i Orthodox rh u rrh in I’u ii*. catm I'll* lu g , uuiu Ih i uf igudidule* confined to the Florida .................... i'# r* to o ffic ia te ut the reiem nlij luiitpuras w ill, 173 whu received follow ing a m ajor operation, i. The ceremony took place in ii*gree, during • H* -urr e peliod resting comfortably. stric t privacy In fu n d 1, villu Is*• year. Many uf the cuinliduten Mrs. II. L. Covington, who lm» HAPPY B IR TH D A Y Only the form er monarrh'* chum sir public -rl.o.il leacliei* uf been confined to the Florida Sun Iw rlaln, Ernest Urtlariunu, other Klerhlu who n liilt ir d lu cnin|iiet*‘ Barium fo r some time, I. ImpiuvAnn Rahorn I I h i* 1 Ing. members of (be royal htnnehuhl. Murk foi advunred degiee* i und w few rinse frie n d , were pte M r. and M r.. J. Y. H arris und! HOURS OPKN I3 ;I3 I’ . M. lliciilded ill I lie ill glee* lo lie daughter, l.lndu, e l l loved recent Smull nieut halls In brown gravy sent. m elved are .’H I liu rln lo i*. ill law. trip to Daytona Beach. I. A S T T I M E S T O D A Y 1 Ule delicious when canned broiled Lupencu wore a grey gown fm ||]« musters, end three I'l. D w i * ’ W,?r,\ semi leiys of 11 nisliMxitii. ate uihleil. Use the II- the ceremony. _ ........................... _ i lieu A fter Hie -arvire ...... | * „ ^imlenln, R nhuid II sues uui.li. r #»• tccen) ipiid fio n i Ihe mu.hrooms In the the fiarllclpants .u t down to 1. 1,n,| W illiam R ohm MeCowo will I H \W nfMra. Ren (j, W ainwrlghi giavy. Serve over brown rice, wadding ailfipsr. .m elve hurhrlor and luw lig ie e . The Rev. and M r.. H. II. Link, i U rarluriu .a ld .lt wus InipnsMldr Willlum M. Scruggs, Jr. u til i r ht.Jd son, A lfred, who have Iwen ,ive both the USA end ItSK de to hold tha ceramony hefoie hr M M S ill w llh the Oviedo Raptis, Church wh„ (iavt. h. „ re pnir' goes. cause no Romanian church rrp fn m h ie n rriiirn l *|ieuki i Mill lie srntatlve was In Purtugul. If, located iT * W lliiJ 'to ,r w h c r V 'h e 'u .a* <M m h la, said special arrangem ent, had Itirlmrd VV, E rvin. A lio riie y Gen been made to b rin g the Rev. Ivin • Double Feu lure • I" ovltch from Faria. "T h is arotcha* nnre and for all Ilm m a rrig , ru u rl. ^ t whlcn rldlrulnua rumors re ra n tlj d r The llra tllla n pcrrimmy wm m fa m ily a ll culalcd about the K ing being <m tnidail by the necessary wilne**e: ba*l terms w ith hla w ife ," la id the en.1 public o fficia l* in make " Mrx. Ferrell Beasley and family.' ! A. tV.or' Mnhl.v wl Ruaanne P a r t A r t h u r Mobley, who has .m ixanna ra r tlu . who has been vu itln g hie brother, Roland marahall, Ha added that hence- isgwl under the civil luw ihui nm fo rth Mma. Lunescu'a title w ill mils m arriage "In extrem is." c l nT * m i * 1® ba Prinrase Helena. Confirmation of the n iu r'iu p e — , Carol and Elyna whose romanr, •'•»«**• r....".l|rijt*.[ hy flourished more than two decade* t** th«* truth he and Mint drapIt fa m ily objections and puli- 'IJRvwu had Ireen divorced. Heal upheavals wars married i n 1 U raillluir law due* not per m il Rio da Janeiro In an "extrem is" Hitnree, hut legal divorce* in tribe •DN T D K H AM K PROGRAM. Ovirland Mo”h with' h ..’rn.u* f" rial Hospital, after which n v ll ceremony in July 1047, when cmmtrie.’t can h* Icgullxed tt ic i, Two m onth, a fter the cereinuny. M r* £ H h iid iu h7 .................... was w ith ’her brother, H. F. Elena was believed at th.' point E- »■ xnd family, M, , i((WBn, „ Zellwood, for a wf death. ii*i, marriage was declared legal - while. Under B rasilian law a dying III Ihe* HI" da Janeiro mnrriuge lie m ,iln..k e_. ,*. . . ... I Mr. and M»e. 0 . 8. Moon and parson may, In th * presence. of roarl a fte r long dalllierni o n mi tie “ Ullmik Tpr thw f* || box-office daughter, V alor*, are enjoying • aln witnesses designate the par par- iisrumrnts submitted hy Carol to ( t iu 'n lk Ojuaby-Hoipa o il well V|,it with th e ir daughter and »U* son she wishes to m a rry and, If Ii ,|ibw tha va lid ity o f hla Romanian arry “ ha wm r klda need tha dough) „ r . M r.. C. 8. Im , J r. und I f llfurre from Princesa Helen in M legal obaticla* intervene, the ........ - — . And, to ba aura, tha weather. ut Akron, Ohio. Wish may be fulfiU ad bjr a Braxl- !«»■______ Romanian King Carol Second Summer CI Weds Mme. Lupencu Florida To (traduatc Oviedo News RRun SATURDAY ONLY! T , r r rt "wjgrja ^ ■ ''T .rjra i.,"£3£ir «*u, B-w w S t ®, s* •+ e + + a 'k + + a a * a a * a a e a a e a a a , Dr. (!. L. iVrsoiiM I %t1*1llf I I D t ir'ITiiMK'llflST ’oUa” I'mich cheese R'iw * f i«iiwtHFit * f l i i #ti •- id, 1-5 h»i,» m id %lliaH If MNl|ti#«hI III* ua Midi I' hriN* ited +•*++++++ ♦*•>♦♦♦++++ ANNETTE'S iiiliim lu TONKiHl ni tir iu h ,v*v SATURDAY WALTER WANGER liresettiv TULSA col oh stsaMats fjrtr&jcg. £ssr H imD* l*> III*VVIIMIIll Stnttlo ► ' ll •It'I'l'Mtllf |l'v l.iJWitl lliiv, * m»U ei g i f t jacket umpuft m-i ' iii \ I ih VViiham •• 1*ut m ill •"*IiiiMktfs i«ml puift# h u ll lr g o /iitjj nl ji Ll lilal t«ot ul mi nl tn own in ffft wh- vv..» t. its \ | ish lht|i!m i' ( niiht Ilk m ilt l i f t III Vll ii S h ll!l\ MtJ|« IJ! |||! \M ill - « A*Il4a |*hf*H g*M*\ k ill Will* Hit \ «l 1141 I•K. I ( .r K Hi I*til) it' i t'hnM* ft ( I Milk uf i HI III IH’1 i ttl lull M. hf 1111'Hi j Ift1 MUlfiiij •lutilr 11jJ111>|>1hili h U tJftIII j lif t , VMIlMIlK It I»•\ -1> i lM4.Ul | k Ilf I ll. Mill itv ■1 kI If TECHNICOLOR a> te lu fls ties rib it ’ SUNDAY and MONDAY [Num "• ■>:?M ‘S S NOTICE What Hollywood . . . The euper-toug* "Whi>—and what happ*n*d to tha bton Office ban on g in n U rfl! . , , Tb# shutdown at 80thoatU tha boas geU back from H R . W . P. MJNHHEW ( I I Years I n Sanford) Now Associated With ’ ESTght’y ' j o I b Y o ilS f,” bUk l A r - eoni TOUCHTON BARBER SHOP — I 1 Isa >tesssaisi s»tnuiM kMma • twi* s. wmw a u * assm c u K . . . caaaavx.« gterwraa t a a A ^ ^ I t S COLOB CARTOON - NEWS CHILURRH 'LNIJER 12 FREE Complete Shows 7:30 A 0 :1ft—Bala ar Moon , "MOVIE UNDER THE Iff, - AIR CONDITION ID ■' , ' M l 1 'P f* ■" l ' * - 'H I A N D O ■ i t s •* F T il# — A M \ .■ *• M fe ' * i ,JE E i • • al n, ,n w A n i �& J iff 'I 'lK 'U iA F R ID A Y A U G U S T 19. 19 R A NFORD TttiW AlP. S A W fO K P FL O R ID A Bevll. Both pitched fo u r-h it bait. | In U>00, according to estimate*, Florida HtaU League w ill report there were 1,627,000,000 people In to A tla n ta o f tha Southern .Asso­ the world. ciation next season. And there's a chance others GAINESVILLE, Aug. 10-W ) may be called before Sept. 1. it, a sso ciated I’RRHH M M s -r H H K S ta lk s M ils —Four members of the leagueManager Spec D uller o f GainesI f l n l k a il d a lly d e e h lrl M am m a. O i l . J e rry K ly . Kaleading G-Men of the Class D villa said today th a t the Claaa AA K X C L l'H IV K W ITH Deland's Ked I Tlir fidhl.ll followers of ihr lowly Leesburg Priales in the Florida (1 ii.Mik. K srsd s. M om ent Kl'l. Po­ 0 0 0 0 _ I A tlanta club had called A l Pirtle, Uie Hanford Glanta Parade. ll l s r k Sting. Stslr l.espue were d.iin« lodsv: "Wot Hoppon> 1) 0 1 1 ve rty 3 ,, ! the state loop’s leading h itte r; s m iis m i u i k a/iaiks nil* • score of 0*1, an< 36 t 11 24 tn paced the Cm j) |r ^ ..................... M cM illin, rookie rig h t hand Their t>nv' w h o u deep in the cellar- -cracked loose with IH ru n s ' blca and a s ln g l. ,____ . ...................... ...... ll. a s l k s il d a lly d e a k ls i O r la n d o l l g w y a t F r e n c h A v a •red the Hoorn on Moi i.'arao, Hsliy llosun. I.liil* in the Rsnn w iili the St Augustine Saints last night. Ordinarily, ih » | ! MenV attack, which also wa» aided pitcher; Jim Rivera, fleet center A lt H II 0 * ^ i o P X A N I ) for fourth place. ( Poll to I'ele. Mack Vised, 3 1 0 l would hTve ' ren enough lo win ihr** ball games. ' ............. by S alty Burns' wildness. Burns f|«idcr. and shortstop W aller S in -' 6 n l t 0 |l,.Mil'll liaclll'lur In the firs t a ! I ! n ' ........si A T H I.K T K S FOOT fJKMM 4 n ft 2 f Marchesatm. Timm HAI'SS 1/laifcs Mil* t t ag in n in g o ff W ilbu . , Prink* Krlnkey, l.lght Him. k. wa* over, the Hioie slnod; St » 4 2 3 0 1 nil's leidy, Roberts, p I.A N K Y ’ S DRUG HTOHK [ a single Intb center w ith the bases ing agreement lietween the two T o n ig h t the ft ’"say Wyn. My Hustle, CVtlleae 2 2 2 3 Harrison, cf Angie line 27, Leesburg 18. hitmi M y rll llo a g hla 2.1rd p itc h in g ! ln*dcd In the eighth Inning to give clubs, gets firs t call on any or all T E I.L H HOW TO K I L L IT . Da k m I i * , v * r , J u g V. w ill re tu rn to S '..... 4 1 .1 ) II Try Garbs*, rf koi u n i is.««->: "a/ IS Ik s M ile It whh one o f the wildest grt- win o f the season. .................. Ilo sg w »*;*be Orlando Senators a 2-1 vie- of the Galneseville players, D oi; Tfce a u - « * - " ■ e Daytona H M K .rl.T . 3 (1 t 1 3 llspiiy I.»hIi . J ill J lIn k s . H e n .iin r togfthers in the li-ague’* history— iMusi MM St I I G •» m a k e Ik # k l l l furred to re tire a fte r the sixth ,orv ov,'r *be second-place Day- ic r explained. a here for Bruenlng, 2b KM. 3 0 i 1 3 lli.n . Q ue en. r l r u f f , J e rs e y Dunne, e I's e s s lr n a a K M A T H A T IU M f s a a nightmare fu r Iho pitchers s»d firs t km mo I I h s is m I. I« j i fin e r. 1 ) 'lining w ith a pulled shoulder tnn" Beach Islanders, ills two run 4 n 3 10 a lr M r . T - l - l . . lu s H r *sl»k * 0 g a r Victor. Ill h galloping field day fur the b it­ uiusele and Grady llillla r d finishp ip t ii M A I M K a ls r lly w* " *be deciding fa rto r in a r m i s lr n k n l. rr s c fc rs W IlH M i r r s i l . 32 it Dl 27 11 M e a tfu l. W lilr lr . il K s rm M ill, I letTotals to have W irn Is estimated ters who swung at everything and I I s ill p lr s s n l IA HAM . H O U I 000 - 1 in I'S. A n iillie r r 'lia n ip , r tu n v i- w . ed the game. . Dght mound duel lietween Kd , J " L Giants m o IMMI >*•!** Hi,* k s e k f r i l l * s n f d r a i s ^ t . IMI.POO uses. I t n by keeping th a lr nine h it i got hits. I . u ik v Hi n i t . A n th o n y . Al P irtln'a three h its - two doll- I,Hvls o f the Seantors and l.nu 4(H) nm |0 l nd ta ftd . not a llo w in g a single The win was a valuable one for S IX T H IIA C M .1 /IQ Ik s M i l l N o n e . HBI -M arrhesan-, lly lin r s . lU r n e ll, M r. H h u r le iu |i. In two mid one-bslf game* of the Hails and B u lk in g out I* lo iie n M y l l u r l i s r s , M a ry T e r (larbas. Bruenlng 3, Mallnowski. n M atte scored Hanford's 8anfo Ih r Hulnt*. shoving them to withRBI —Bruenlng, Harrison. J}*11 • e*ii. H w iin k y H u e |ie rl, W ise T i l l A T II M A IM H * a rk ( i . n r . r third-place Pnlntkn Azaleas. SB- Matte. 8 —Fernandes, Han • STM V M T o w n . II I. I.n lie l. U n til, Center fielder Gasper o f the son. DP— MrManua, M a lliw ***'. Ju lie .M'n .M e u n ln g , V lc lm l i . r Ing three hits during the g;ame. Pepin: Marchesano, Eerninaea. I'r lile . M i l l * s till G ra v y , K o rle y H u r ­ Saint i and firs t baseman Bnm.*y O H AN FO R D AB R of the Du ale* gut two home nisi Cataldo Matte. L —Hanford I, le y. W lf ill llu lie M IO M T II M A IM B /IM k a M ile tlure I Deland a. n H ~ « ff W ilbur ■III Ie III, ,H III*" Gil's rireul.u Mil apiece. Both teams used 2, WO—liy Ituse f , ‘*uui ‘ i n > n u t. n is i, im iiisrs*. Msinria t “ The Cininesvllle G-Men nudgrd! H O -W ilb u r In 2-3 Irsltsara Si «o« M ull. A u to I ' l l i . l . M a rk On. I ’ r s l l y closer to the pennant as they 1 In 7 I-a Innings 10; W P -fc " “ '- P e rl A I A T I I H A C M B /ia tfc s M il. Slol* and total laser, if any, asfra Balk— W ilbur. W -R n b e r * I . D«e I'le . I l i i i i f H i Ita w a r d l l o i k s t feated the I'nlatka Axaleas 7-4 to ran lurex in c u t W llhur. If—Colons, l.elia. I—• *"■ l l n l l r r . M uger l ln l. y llu n Joe, tn * tun. t> lin l l i - i n r i l . M is s o u r i tiM B lu r 'M*e*l 4s i 4**, 4snK* 41* , * i * b M " A— 668. _ TM A T M M ACM M eaell C o a rse a J e r e k u k m i hm>f. I l f V •>*■•. C h u la , l l u n * lls r h o r . H usky lle r o r il. M ild M a n. Iliu r POST HKAHON GAME f, Is e m .r Plans for s post-srsson series I I h iisTmIiI. A MMeGrk ier ls C hSie M I.M C T IO A s of gamer between a team made up K lr s l M n s iiiii it. I 'o v e r iy I ’ o r s il* o f Cuban* now playing in tl»«- M o m ent K h l. H e riitiil n i l ' * ll m i s y M in t. Is m k Hanford-Drlando Hoad Turn ** Florida Slate league and «n All m il llo s iv I'o n ln l ’ »i« . Fla. I3« a t th * Flashing Arre« American team of players are T h ln l lo y Jon, \|y liiis llr now being completed by Julian Krlskry FIIIHT CENTRA I. Acosta «>f Ih r Uesburg Dodger*. J inMk so nrlh M n i. ilo r Mon, Q o * * ii n il FLORIDA SHOWING! Acosta, s Cuban and a utility K Iflh H o o v le w . l i s p s I 'l, l. u . k y rLOSSIDA STATR I.H A N l'K OM player for the Dodgers, recently W 1. T eaai returned from llsvans where he Is HIIalaGiI so M u ll T e re s a . W is e T ip . I <42 O a ln .s v lll* ■ 1 42 (7 72 22 D a /tu n a ll. a r h II?* completed arrangement* fur the H e ir lilh w ilfu l M illie , K u ile y bar. III 70 24 P a ls lk a M iirl*V II I. I.n lie l b«r. m t *crle*. The firs t game will he • 7 I* HI. A u a u s G n * M la h lli I , l l l l e llls s c lile , llla li' In l.eeslmrg, and game* are *rheda * sa .8X2 14 a a s ro n n lls r lia is s . Ile i'k On. | 4S4 20 *0 14 D iU n il uloH lin o for u llir r rltlr« in ui" N'Ii i G i M is s o u ri, H a s h e r, llo - k - I i 277 i»V4 J"agne, Including Hanford ami Re- H o lle r. M la lie s l lle w a n t . 4* 7« O rlande L ..« tiu r a I7< ( 4 * 24 1* T m i I I i l l i i i k n i C h ie f, H u r r l ie n lusnd. N m n I I i Y N lir d a r m i. Issn u r Tumbles With Deland's 6-1 Win Kntriea At Volusia i County Dog Track Leesburg Got 18 Runs In R iot W ith Saints But Lost B all Game 4 G-Men Report To Atlanta Next Year - - —TZm T BUCK HORSE ALE " S tW jB S V ANNETTE’S nur ft E r t ' 5 * »...... s i... ...« 3 n O - * - s .K s— . i - a a f t e o a f t — j Look wliat you got for T99729 A H u v ia n NOW SHOWING O rlan d o t . D a yto n a t l t a i l i D aLand 1, H a n liird I. O a ln s s v llle 7, I'a la tk a 4. 1. DKMI'HF.Y F K m iR K H N KW YORK, Aug. 1 0 -r/l'r Jark Dempsey has gone Into Inc Orlando at t.sssburg. unit ion pirture produrtlnu buslnesr. llt U m t a l I'slsth a . Ht. Auausilns at lisyluns United A rtis ts annmmci'd yester­ Gainesville at Hasford day the funnel w urlil heavyweight AMMNICAN I,MAG KM boxing chamiilun, In pmlucrslilp W 1. t* r l T eaai N il • w ith lla r r y M. I'opkin sml fiamucl New T u rk 71 41 656 « Muslim •1 4* II. Htlefel, has fiirmed I’opkin&M •7 47 C le vrta lid Htlrfel-Dempsey pimluctloha. P h ila d e lp h ia m in 41 »2 Dempsey w ill peisonslly *U|ierf t IS AS3 in D d r o ll 'C h lra a n • JR 2} It It vise the pruductinn of al least one IS 72 U 7 -i5»v motion IV e s h ln a lim plctuio a year. U n llf'l 121 HI. le iu la 17 7* A rtis ts snlil. A major American H eealle Vealerday sport w ill be the theme of the New Y o rk b. W a s h ln a lo u I. Iie tr u ll 2, c h lia a u 0. Dempsey pictures. C le ve tsp il I I . Ht. le iu ls l Dempsey also hs* business In O n l y anrntsst. terests In a roslaurant. Inilt'l ami A A T I M.AAI, I.M A M C M Taam ItN varlnus m ining and real esistc HI I M ils holdings. Major League Leadern Ht. Auausilns 27. I^ssbura (la m e s T n « a y By A H M Ii C I A T K D r llK S H A M K ltll'A N I.K A G D K B A T T IN G - W llllm s, llosiun -fill; Kell, It.'It.ill ..160. ItL'N.S W illiam s. Boston II I) ;. JniMl, I ’lnliuli'lplila iOH. It DNS IIA TTK D IN — .Stephuiis, Ilnston D ll; W illiam s, Buslun 12d. H IT S -- W illiam s, Boston IfiO; Diinnggin, Boston 1411. DODIII.KS ■ W illiam s, B u slu n ami Kell, D clm it 11. T l t l l ’ I.KS .M ilcii.'ll, GliivalMinl I't; Dilllnget, Si I.unis I I . IIOMF. HUNS Stephans, llo*. I ni I I ; Williams, Boston .'III. S T flliK N BASK Vain, I'hilaW A I.K F .lt GDP MAMARONF.CK, N. Y., Aug. d ilphla and Itlxzuln, New York I I . I'lT C IIIN G — Kitzava, f'hlcugu IP—f/P)— Am erica’s best amateur Reynold* N. w York g o lfe r* held early loads over thel. " ,M • IWFWWW. N ,w g l t h rfoursome* fou^^m e.*h7that hal,fm lkcf<unt H Tjjj ilIK .O U T S - Truck*. lieScutch make P .j .K Newhuuser. Detroit I0:i. today'* play i | tho W aUtff Oup . N A T IO N A L l.VlAGDF, mV « . . , * B A T T IN G - Rohinstin, Brnnklyn in rn H|mi, h, er< SSt. l. |,ml In ncoich Bcotch rouraome fotlraome ptay play, tu inch I.mtls ..'124. side uses one ball, the two player* |{J,|,|lunn| Bnstklyn P3. WAJJTKD: 3 lieOuNtin litiuso. un­ nltei noting In stroke*. , runs Reese. II....... PH; furnished near town. M r*. L. A. Biggi'set early surprise was th e l r u n s IIATTKD IN Rnbinaiiii, Parker, Mtmleiuma Hotel. Per­ 2 up margin In Id hy Jno C arr and | i , f,l ,k iv„ ;irt; ||.H|ges, lltuoklyn manent. Bonnie W hile of the invaders over j,*/ W illie Ttirnesn, current U. H. ama- m s Hol.iitson. Ilio.iklvn 1(11; tn iir king, mill Bay Billows, run- Ihwnison. New Ymk IMI I c D R it l N f i t i c f * tier up tu Ttirnesn Inst year, a fte r DODIII.KS tin-nil. Si Louis IN T ill: I'OUItT "K TIIK COUNTY nine holes. The Brltuus grabbed nml Robliison, IlnmUlvti 2P. T H IN KS Itobin »>n, llttm klyn j uIIMIK t ......... GK HI'.MINGl.K COUNTY, Imlh Ihn eighth and ninth holes rLO IIID A for llie lt advnnlage, g e ttin g n ft; Sis p la yit tint with A. In lie: Kstsis of one-under par four <m the BID- j IIO M K RUNS— Klimt, I'iin te s, F. W. K lsli'hrr lt*i'*as*A !;ia; Gurd'iu. N e w Yolk and Slitter, .To All CftilMnrs crn iitiirs sml I'afaons | yard ninth, tlavlna cislnir nr lt*tn*inls liamaml* A-1 |Dhlrag« 24. galnet Halil i;st*i*t - ~ r n -----— _____ ~ RTOLKN BASKS llt.blnson, ItA IS F S FOR CARD8 ' Brnnklyn 28; Iteeie, llunlilvn 111. C IN C IN N A T I - f ^ ) —The lataat PITCHING llrsnri.. Itrouklvn f. Plalcker, itecsassii. I hulleilln frntn Commlasloner A . B. ; a -l. 7IW; R...., llrooklvn lie, I* 3 .7fi'i “ jn d a s P a i'h " m f ir ii Clhundler’a o fflc * ahowt. th a t three S T IIIK K O D IS - Spnlin, lloatmi linns* «i Hsatorit. more HI.' Lotils C ardinal* have pp. Newniinbe, llrooklvn llro lift Iteen granted new contract* (ra is e s , in pay). They are Ixm K lein, th " form er Mexican Leaguer. Vernal s p o r t s in (N ip n y ) June* and Ron N orthev. B r AHKOrlATRlI I’ ltP.SS ' po.V otllcV Pl:d V . 'I . ’'W % 1 E arlier th l. season tha C ard, eflifmant. must i>s sworn to suit **ve raise* on 1040 c o n trta ct* t " " l * . I*...111! 4 * ' or sis*, Howl# Pollet, A l B ra il* . , _ Toni ... TKNNI8 4 W|1' bscome voia. Olavlano. H al Rice and a a ra iti r r o o K L IN L , M e»..-U rardnar iaecutor, I Staley. . . 'M u llo y and B illy le ila 'it, defend­ ing champions, w ttr beaten by A ustralia's Frank Seilgmun and George Worthington in llie na­ tional doubles tomiisniFnl. GOLF A t ten o'clock on th* morning o f Thursday, Sept. 1, 1049 FRENCH LICK, In d .-A lv ln (note Countyy Board of Public Inetructlon w ill receive i t til* E v e n 'll, Rome, (in., won Ills third ilatlo th Building louse, Sanford, Florida, seated bide on an A thletic d ld la c national left-liamlrd championa Seminole Hii h fSchool and a six room addition Idltlon to tha ship, beating Bob Malone. Fort Bond in tha nt|. A ce rtifie d chock or Bid1 Bond. a Inn. Bond In .th W orth, Tex., f) and 4, af Five hid must accompany each hl4> bid. P Plana •ve per cent rent of the bid lan* GRAND BANDS, M lrh — E. J. ip tc l/lc a to n i can , .......ha .. obtained from A rchitect It ...... t o n J, (D utch) Harrison link the firs t h'ton. A deposit of Ten d o lla r* w ill be required by the round lead In the (ir*nd Rapid* tect for each set of plgne, th# deposit to ba returned on n»t'pnn w ith a sevenumh r-par 1)6. i of the plant, and specification*. Tho Board reiertroa tho ANN ARBOR, M lrh .- Dean to rajact any or all bide. Lind, U. Michigan, and Norman Dunlap, I ’urduo (I., gained the finals n f tho western Junior tournament. MONTGOMERY, A la .- Capt. > I*,-Be-Jordon, Chairman T. W. Lawton, Secretary Frail Moseley, Portsmouth, Va., held the halfway lea,) |n the Interservlca tnurnamoiit with 138. RAL'INd SARATOGA HPHINM, N. Y. — Greentree Stallin'* Hrlrk (48,60) won the campfire purse at Hara•toga w ith reveille second and near th in g third. C It 1CA 0 Or— Mlraota Farm ’s LPate s ilve r (417.00. won tho Gary r j m N « w LO W p r ic k s t puree i t Washington Park w ith toga w ith HevtUla eecond and Come see this Stunning New Buick S pecial big In room, big in valve-in-head straight-8 power, easy to manage in size and price ice, we know it looks like n lot more money. I fe tn W elle**. Sat. htru Tues. THI MOST OANC.i W O liS I <) II M PI \ n u have, remember, three smart body tvpeg to choose from—the tidy, Ihree-pasxcngcr Coupe shown here, a neat 2-door, six-passunger'Scdanet and a'smart 4-door 'Sedan' With the ‘ roomicat interiors ever found in a Buick S n ig ia i .. • Shakespeare Glaaa Roda ftu tn a R p HGDDEN PAL *nd TM J* TEMPLE RODS *• • , •- - V' - », S I R T H I B A IT y e t *1 Mt •< a. • T H A T IN CATCHING T U B SKA B A M y< ^ •• WINTERS 3 P C C /A U V N O W M odal 4A-S 6 -passenger Sedonef . . SL'Oan.fto M ode/ 4 3 d -p a u e n g e r 4-door Sedan liSHM -O II IM oa n d tllf t a x , . II m y, . . f i n DyiKifle* 0 ,/,« •rH a tw l *1 tth o to d . Art p tltti H ik t.il to « k o -„. .fiM lu t nr>44«« M e , n o r m , , ll§ h lfy At a«tt*tHt*B t o m m v r u lH IbttouM o f Irompoifolioe th o rg .l. W A e tt h o n o rm m lm m m k llo tm r o( s i l t a t ' f l l will SsfM th .m loot H, HINtf I. MUO*. AAC N.I.O/I, m , , Mo.4„ , vtta riv t6 f/o m itt v-uu» NICHOLSON BUICK CO. Kiridiea Under 12 Alwaya Free 210 Magnolia Avc. THE YEATS MOST UNUSUAL 1 11 1 .V I 1 H 1.)■■ ' ‘ * 1m id 1 11• | f 4T III Vll >1Mi N « LOH ANGELES— lllm noahln tahl of Japan broke tha lie.wld MKord In winning the na' A Ai ! f ? * (wlmmlng plonahlp In (t33 flat. Furu. .....j, Anchored Japaneae W0 s s s a as j& r" <• S J M • won fan inra n «Ur« a t two « How about dropping in—the first minute you can? M oshl 4 6 3-passenger C oupe trsv.«.eW) *1007.00 Seminole County Board of Public, InHtruction * S jfV They're going fast, as you might expect. Celling a firm order in is a smart move just lo insorb' early delivery. D IL It SHU I » * J fc&i. A19 1 B u t como in and see for yourself how right we were when we auld this new beauty w us priced right down your alley. POWELL NOTICE w'lViiV In particular—ennifinre this hrmity with tlir sixes— and ask yourself why you should puy ior straighteight power and not get it. Come try (he comfort* patterned eeele, hnndte thin easily managed wheel, lift the hood and ace •he bonncl-hlling velvc-in-hcnd straight-eight power plunl yon command, measure the shorter hiiiiipcr-lo-humpcr length. im iu r E£ Thai stunning new front cml - those graceful, tapering fenders — (hose higger inlrriore and high-visibility windows ndd up to a cur you’d expect lo wear a prclty (aney price lug. A O V I N lllin I V llt then do a little hard-boiled mulching-up of price tags, ’ ,r ’ ■ ■ Sanf ord, Fla. IXCITHK ENTERTAINMENT! Phone 367, �FRIDAY AUGUBT 19, 1949 A a Cl .,Ik C iiii M a t H a n fo rd . K ln rld a . > 'N « I I A V IS O C L A IM * OR D U - «ald l o r f l i l a l Mrnl) M A N i’ H A O a .N H T R A ID K M T A T K ’ th la O h d a y o f A n im a l. I» l» O. I' I I URNDON i " i i and am h of ynu a ra .n .r. ny n m lt lr d and m i u l r c d | u p rc a o n t --- .------------------------------------ y—,-----i 'm ' t h b c i h c u i t c o u r t o r t h u •my i Im m i m .d d rin a m ia v b ic li i N I N T H J U D I C I A L CI RCUI T. IN V,"i o r e ith e r of you, m ay h a v o A N D r o n HKMINOLH COUNTY •iR alnal t ha r a la la of H alil.. U y rd . i Cl.OK IDA "avert. l a i r of aald C n u n ly . to IN CtlANCK _r.nr n o ? m Kia Conn I y lu d a a of H.imlnola Legal Notice Ut VOR CK M U N N K 1II.VN Ul nMi r VB. K A T H R Y N A RKR.VATII Y M I N NBHLYN Drfaml HIi l OR OKU UK I T HI.ICATU IN­ TO r KATHRYN AR KRNAT I I T MU NNBHI . YN. : n«t Ui Ntirlli Mi l k Mirant, Or l mnl n. Klt.rlila Toil a r c h e r r b y i.rili-ri'il In * i >ii* ih In p e r s o n ( n r t.v . i t t u r n p y i In ih* Cl r cull C n u r l of Ham Inula (-mini v. F l o r i d a . on n r haf nr * t l i r ll t l i .l,n of Hcpl oml i or . A It 19( 9, i. a Rill ..r i'iiiu|iUllil OI-,i K t•iraawi nr r a ■a u l m i t you. xam* br i n* „ Ull f o r d i v o r c e ; nt t i rr wt o* u l i . e r a * | ’r n Ciinfrnxn a 111 tin mi,nr. • S a l m i y n u fur f a l l u m t o fi l m n r Mliaurm nn i ri|ii,r*il liy |,m CLYDK itraln. IT IR m i T i l Ull ORDKIIII’ (lint t h l a Nol l e* n r |lllli||>h.,l n|i a a waefc for f our I I I t n i i n n u l O a W*aha In I h r Ha n f o r d l i f t , i l l a ii*w«|i»t>er pnul l r ha i l ut Sant.T.I R r m i n n l r Cn o n l y . Kl nr l dr (VITNKHM my h a n d a n d nf f l r i i i Iflt "AY ” 1 Ai i aual A l> • • I l lt llM n iN clarli Circuit Conn Nainlnnla C o u nnty, t y . Klnrld Clorlrb. IHaall ■ " — ---- '■••uni). 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Mew York You a r a haratiy no, Iliad (ha( a | »uli haa b r a n l i r m i t h l KNalnal vnill lo l ha I ' l r i u l l C o u r t of t h r Ni nt h J u d i c i a l Ci r cui t of tha Hl a t a u f ] Clnrlda, In an.l for Haml nol a Cr um- I ' WA l. l. l K r w « n <4Af| l i Y I t f> C K U fU ty .5 U f \ A HA IIA JnllANHKN, Pl ai nt i f f , . AI.KIIKD AX 111. JnllANHKN. va. I Da- Im p o rlfd A im ami Hluuta In tp o rtril Charap ANNETTE’S Orlando Hgwy at Franrh Are. OV OZARK IKK .f aald C n u r l FRAN S T N I K K ir WHUTTA SEASON. DI NAH. . . US BUGS HAVE HAD I MO ' UPS AN' 1 OOWNS THAN ! A R0 U. GYCOASTUH/ 6 A C £ The Best USED GARS O Z A R K IKE ! SORRY TO ROTHCR YOU , BU T I T' S A M A T T E R O r UYI OR DCATM/ In Sanford * “ ia. ... I bam a lt, lay U t lf lb H A KA JO I1A N H K N . aa ld a u ll l.e ln a for d iv o rc e am i a ty le il LoYH K t ai' i danl d yyo o u a r ce hher e r el e b. y rree - ’ daul ,. a nmi Y o T ii n t ii A r r n aii ‘" h a d t " (He n l i h t h a C l a r k nf T Oi MAI I KI . II CRKKMAN l i | ■••id r ' o u r l al Ida o f f i c e In ( he C o l n m b u a Ht r eal . K. vr l a. Ohio '■/•'•ft Ho me nf Meiiiliinle Ctiunly, Toil a r a har al . y raiinlre.l in an I l il da, al Harif.ir.l, Cl nr l da. ynur n e a r In l h a C i r c u i t Co u r t of Hem n r IIten a p p e a r a n c e ( per a nt i al l y up b; a l l n r n e v i in nald ani l on t he I It ml a Cnunly, F l or i da . In c h a n r a r r . o n t he Mh d a y o f Keiiltnil,*, »th d a y if Re pt e mhe r , 1919. and I R I . In a c r r t a l n »utt f or di vorce I h a r a a f l a r «•■ file wi t h a a l d C l e r k therein pahdlnt. ah aht i r a. i.lta.i ' "ut w r i t t e n rtafenura. If any, t o ! l l l l a n f w h i c h la H y m n T Crae lha m i l o r C u m p l a l n l In aal d ani l ' man. Pllaalinnltliffff . ’varal....................... M ht.al * fl hi t h e l i me |iree. rl h e d by l at e ta llei el n fall mil nr l u d a e r n a n t ' freeman . Defend a n l . YVItnaae >a in v h and and •H id e , will lie e n t e r e d iigatliNt yo u l i y d a ­ t a. ilt ^ • ^ 1 at Hartford,' C lotlda 'V IT N K H H m y ha nd and aaal u f Ida l l h d a y n r Ai i euM *t I* U K R N D f l N I (’lerk Ci r cui t Cn u r l Rv O I. H u n l »'1)H TH K BUNT IN I ' a p u t r Cl ar k. SKA I, H K R H n n d S A N D W IC H E S IN T IIK COURT n f T N K IIIUNTT IU1HIK, HKMIMILK COUNTY CM t i l l DA. IN 1‘IIOHATK In r*t Kslnti* nf PAGE F'VF TUB SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FI.ORIDA 1948 1948 1948 Olritwiiohile 'BB' I I to m m a lic , c a r. S r ila tt, l l y i l r a * i ra ry c la .in Chevrolet H a iti.a | D oor S rtla n W . N. t t f i r e * , p l.iv H r a c .il i m e r a , ll. t d lo 11,01111 i i i l u . i l n tila a Chevrolet J , Ton I 'b t u p .1,1110 n il .In a l new t m r l i . T IIK Itu rV .1 H ite a I.IIN K R A M J K R ',',1 ; v ^ iit v irsiDNin' a 'AT II. o n I ' nnAGO’D HACf AND GEfc it- Td A' KILLER iiAf> LEFT/ r r n m i n > n n ' place i inWRVi rmttippp, c-i r uo fR Ft h a y lio r r t i 7. PRISONER. HOLLER MOTOR SALES SECOND & I'AI.MKTT*» IT I M N K I2 : il TO AM. URKDITOlIU AND l>|.It J tlHC Heal h n ( a l« HKHAI.I) Want Ada 'i HKDRMDM l*7»V" .h u lp ^ -.i j hniiMc. furniithcd. vary dean w ith m in krti cniivcnteitcM. 1 lo t h, fru it lic e , um li altailv. Hi iiiliiu tce ftum H iiiifu o l.' I'rlc v il ut MHO.. flOOO. dow n1 haluiirp in, ciihv Icrtne. fm Rattiia TM M la n la i taiaa a apt a ha TA« a H a t U« mm Ilka laaWMaa I Haaaa N a i a i llaa iaaattfM j Haaaa * M l llaa iaaaaMaa fc time* B. m t llaa laaaHtaa n a a war da a (ha Haa. ria a tia rant ta r Marh faaa aaa*. <! bad room hmuo. drum In, Imn w fM tib d porch al.» aippplnic porch, price 06000,00 term *. R ural homdi cnnaUtlna 0 act cm - tiled farm w ith 3 bail rntim huunn o ffe rrd fur im m cilUta .ale at 98500.00 r\riii'ii*M o ff o- • iff Hark I*. S.Tniol I I 'f i t : M il S M I tin M .ln l mi F it.ip I n i'h K H N ST I A MKItS I'A t'K IN ’ l i ITM'NKS W nnliohc T in rik ' AI.UM IND.M I.D titiA t.K In imitclu'i! Hid-, n ton nut lima II v mJvi A irp lu n r l.uuitugp bv C ltltlV N A M K H H 'A N T n t'ltlS T U K M A X IM IL IA N In mnliTii'll kcI k nr iinllvnliinl n u itn iV A M K ii —9 I.U W K It r u n r.S, hapi r i wnlch I.>1111111111:, (. 1 l idlmvii, Home Shop, 1700 Sanfon) Avc. I'hone. WPU RORftnw) TilL’.'t > 5 .i i • , I.AW NS Mowed, luty jmcc«, .li-rry lairtJ, I'hnmi 170-H. I i l l — i m o n i's , U p p it r i( in itic s CIjy te-ire. |TT>>rje3i liy W A I.T D1KNKH 1 E S ... W HAT t> ITCMINS i? U L rH 17 THGT 3 a n O l P I G U O ftT TOWN OVfiB TUB C i r i j E . . . B T C A N JS TM'Na'A MAOPKN JtMter T^Al” SOUN IuNPC V FCe 5TrN 3 11 COuLf?1 . iNTBCE THl e i N t NVB ,( -<A.’ * o u t n V «n r / \ >f to" / OVBW ■, '-IBC-H r* | \ ' ' ’ ■ THE SANFORD HERALD f»— Articita. For safe —li M FURNISHtin tracto R W oV k JYee eatlmgl dliclng fm AHo -cleArk lag losta. - RdaaoH. F C ^ N lt im * work Kitaraiitecd, PI y. Phona 918*W, f■ &m.............. 1 * W i.IW 2 .fi T.iAT'D A U lT 'fi t. c nULLf WAT. 6LlN t’lOl7i»T,(AT !t.f EHOI TtTAT KILLED TmE LONE * — t RANGER ? ' A l.l. TV I'K H or liollijiixnr work, rcnnon.ilili’ la ti’H. Frco PHlIinntpk. Dadd K. C iirpcnli r, t'hon i i:,o:i-iM i iNF, l l i ’lpv S d fy Idiundiv f i un j . hlhc avnllnltlp in thla criinninn , c. a .. w m o r n iN , flit. CIlKl’N itv. To own an easy prnflltdil* \ i r :k i :y m o ijh k 110 fl. Park Mump juni U a will S V N r n ilD JKW KI.H Y and Iiiik Iiipkk arc Mr. Momto Stnffoi tear <ba talaahaaa aa l , i 'i ; t ; . \ t ; K n i . a, llp lp y f ld f y Mmndrv fm tie araaduai a h a l i i II m e 986,000 ranh Imr-Rritl mnkini: -er Cor. 3rd. and Sanford I'h HD* la 1ia tad la k* laiaabaaa m l . Ditto, um VV. 15th St. • 1,000 month. Mitmlo Ituan put A itm /ini; .fohn»t«n’H "N il-H < tA f II la rat am M t thla aeaeatmaAa^ -UNS 9 W ‘ T C M iN ij iliM cniy etiire, mpala, p a il u'. tlaa lb * adaarltaar to i . y n l H ronuifn w ill dniihln p rn fll. Ainu •M.ltllaiy rontltlK 0 "*'l'h'’ :*, la pay araataflrla a r .e r far ^ d U L O V , 9TPANGFVJ tippy liiu u i pinw inu lot -It. h o ld fin h ull coKl to IniiM .I aa In read.a lha kaat anaalbl* , \ ii t . ( W uli't Itiiu l»t m'd,lha. I,pH pi| $106.00 tout week , urn ci|iiip. down 486,000, It ton tin-■ •errt.-a, all W aal Ada aaaat b* la aar elite* aa lb * day bafaaa pletc etiick anil f l l t n i t ’K ........ tk'enic. Iloth Ii Ik nmney iiiakciv 1 pini f l •>!• lln lf inn, -,0' It'iu n illaabllaallaa. Ini * \iiilp r.o ii | no. Fur iM n lto I ’linim I -toI Alan l!5 unit tlf lux tom tot com ♦ Plana* *-a|lfv a* Inmadtotoly plim Krocary making net 11 ho II f l it., lic h t tw in k u k e r. A I Sitmll hiulnpaai good local ion. If a * area* aecar* la fa aa ad. week beaidpM Incnmb front cot- j , Miolilmn. IH0.no I'lu.np JllH-W i rro t p tlc ril tu sell i| iiiik l\ d At* eaaana t o raaaaaalbl* * tatra*. Down 936,000 ru th . See ■ata Haa * M li V Fate of R p ih M. u„|,. i f all I ’lvwooil float Fred H. Houghton, Daytona I’lb e-I at only |8f>on t all 0130 John Plrrbon, A pt. No. 7 to .... Beach, Phone 6366. < ................. I0IO W 13th St. | ge. o f the U n g la y A p a rt..... 80 ACRES muck and Cltrua land. I ’h nl i e L’OO-M. ... ■ ... ------- 1------------II Room Holme, 2 car gnracp l i o n l i _ AND HAD i l2 — H p c r ifll S p r v lm t Owner MUST a e ll-P h . 000 H I ......I 6 I" alina-tta' JI0.05 , ----------- -------------10 acre tiled yegetabte and celory i i m o t 1A L T E R A T IO N S and D ip ..* M farm . Flowing wolla, o iilln illd t a icil eofa hot! lived dlPHKi’f Jfti er !” «• IRRk W. lat. S t f el Inga, modern homo, beautiful || Heed 3 pc In’d io 'iin 'UltP 1163-.I, lawn, fru it, paved road, flu I id iiih llv need 3 *'■ liedroom aiilte duct’d fo r quick aale- III iichh. Up,' p ili e IIM1I1.06 4«»-06 V R N K T IA N Itld N D fi ma 1— FOR HKNT —| Call 1650-J. tier. Seminole Venetian I *1ip|,lly nurd 4 pc bedroom aiilte Cn. 820 W. 3rd. Ht. leg p rim 4330.06 4109.06 ONR A two room modern a ffl1162-W. MATIIF.B OF SANFOHD clencv apartmanta, Ideally anttad LH.t i i O F,. I*t H t . _____ Phone_IB7 fo r Individual or bimlneaa roupla, DOAT M II.K NEW F L C O lit jtiria re il i - i - " l * location aernaa from tha Pfibt D. P rlM t. Phone 7I6-W8 ,i_ a H iT t i.K S W X N 'I'B R — S tlntt. Old flonra made IILe n> • Offlca. Phone 669. Vlnlalilng, cteaning A we.uu; Mill’s Pwap Shop—We huy, adl «r M( ()|1,, ,,rirr paid for uaecl Portable power plant, 22 v* Modem ftirnlened apartment*. trade nioit anything. 400 San-; ftMlllt(HI, Tad Davto Furnltura experience III Ketnlnnle DntuM y Alao effldeney apartment. ford Av*. Phona 199-J. ; ( „ :ui K. h i. Ph Ofifl-_____ ft. M. Gleeaon, Lake Maty Downtown offlca More. Takaeh you don't Wanted; W„ n i | F Fre r e ii W ater fiahln fla ilin g |g A part men la, 299 N. Park, Phone WiT both joiZ Vtien ORGAN DO Morning deiitim d >>< yaiir preeerlptlnne lo l ,a Mtkle after P.M. 1 < Lie. Phone 0172 a ftei 1 P w 1276-J. • lando Evening Star. Call llalpb y’a. Phone 108. ■lA ItY HKD*Must be III good conHay. 1166.(1.____ A p arim enl. Adult a, PHvatb home, .liHi.n Phone 1660W-1 private entrence. Hood neigh­ U. J. Navy T-Shlrta (JA LI. 6I7 fu r B attery, General •' Premium paint, gal, 12.26 i , i r Spaniel pupa, hlack, blonde, borhood. AIR Mellonvllle. Phone and S ta r.e r aervlce, tlwani' .. | i l i ’gtoleied........................... Pedigreed, Mre. A R M V N A V Y HURPI.UH 1R06-J. H atlery Service, 301 W. I H . ' t; |, fleer. III. I, Oviedo, Fla. IBS N. Palmetto Ht, _________________ F F fl A better epartmenl your are f o i l Side or Trade, A ik.C , CockW A N T to ■top yfhoklngT T ty L A W N MOW ERA aharponnl. b. looking for. 4 rooma A bath. ROM ■•I imp*. Phone 3 4 3 -J ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ N ko-StoP’ Guaranteed. Round I cycles repaired, luck and I n fl. Park Ave. _ Anderann, Touchton work. No w aiting wurk '*uui 7 — P e ls I, i v e il n th -H u p p H e n lfc » anteod, H. W. Hhuman, 31' ILAROfT^rcahiif painted furnithad . * _____ East 4th. HU fla irfiiril, u n t il DOGS fo r sale— Registered, tF o rm e rly w ith W illlnm s Fiat* b ................ lllll* 1* rilihnn credit, young eon S h o p ) .___ _______ FiorlaR _____ / " «SBN KAlifl( GUea A Paint Co. nf VVhIioo. Phono 2703.J. P, 0 . flux 311, Hanford. 6 ROOMI [furniahed . I i i r i l l i n c u ccottage, i m a c aCelery ia r I 1 H H W. l ik L ^ , __ K L itC T R lC or Ave. 946.00 Mo. Phon* 666-W, jJ^DO 'H&ERB i Completo line. ACJCTYI.F.NK W ELD IN G Tnit'a Tuxedo Feed fttnra. 8— IIK I.I’ W A N T K D ^ Apartments front Sanford M otor A F-qpi. La 930 to |6 0. 611 Park Av*. ENJOY Sunday dinner a t l.annyto ton W. la t HI reel it. 14‘arree. locatad on Celery 76c B lip week days, l.unchea A K X I'K IU K N C K D brake and fro n t end man. A p p ly Flreatona Nlckle, S ilver, Gold I’ta lln g ; P"l A ve i nmu ie e ^L*C g | ^ ^ W | a k o rt. order a, • (thing. Roby short, and utb-i Slnron. A— R e a l B » U t * . J ro r _________ _ CARS, Cleaned, walhed A polished. WAIT ItKSH wanted, nig h t "eHifi keop-eakea Hrnnxed. D U N N 'S P LA T IN G SHOP. .tW « H e " A .8VKc Gal. Benntily. A pply Term inal G ftlt •F O U R bedroom 2 atory home. LoBefclad Ynwell'a Ph. 1310 i l l Standard Station, Sanford Manager. f cated nn Waet F ir it fltraet. Cetory Avenuea, Bull Doxer and Drag-I.lne Wmk, «A DESMAN for Seminole County . Priced a t 44860. Terms can ba We Hpeclallxo In pnaturc wmi IAN 8 Red Roto gueranIn null New Car Dealers. Non* arranged. •___i _____ _ .. and graae planting— Ed Dnvi» fe e d ^ fo r more eggs and r'liiinetltlve product. Uxed by SOBRItT A. Mill Inna. Write or phone for an* Phono H)flS*W. A WATSON piiiiilnietit. C. M. Sprouse, 1180 Complete auto paint Jolts, lin 'd " Phene Til. A tia n t i a a mag, IN I Celery Ave. KdueWetcr Drlvt. Phonn 2*8177 Ono o u t o f ovary 16 paint job* -Orlando, Fla. free. 1604 W .1 3 th . St. Hn usekeeper fo r /bnilf, Untily Bog C E J R tm iG a a Rtove. 406 Wanted—D e irv iry B6>r . ^ ( i r i im r ^ ^ l T j P fatlr t e t t o ^ v ^ r X - T ’condition, ? C T - W O H U ’TW a N t S p ^ PHONE 148 TME DUELiN' PVAff IS JUT.rXGiUUM 0EVOND TtliS MUL , UP, (■j Co u t ' WE’RE TOO LATE TJU 6TOP HE DUEL,BUT WE CAN ARREST DMAGO FOB MURDER1 THC- VURDEP O ' the LONE RANGER' -- • t ’ . * • . T . 6 0 O N E ELEC C O M FS F t \ . \ . r c o « ’ iTCH'No J u u : h '' �li THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA . A t THE CH U K CH fcS ■JW !S!fc«"nim* hA-Communist Parly, At the ‘aA> > U Church Notlcaa M a t be pra«»tad at Tha H * a H a flla a oa lb * dap balara p a b U c a lld a ._________ __ ASSEMBLY OP OOD Lavy Allan, Pastor 1100 Laurel Avenue C°n»rai». It t HiMard ______ m. —— ea V«ni ‘thl* lllf Sunday School 0:46 A.M. prophetic charge ( a * reported in Morning Worship, 11:00 A.M. Moscow** >Pravda) t . Youth MaatiriK 7:00 P.M. “Souft^ols clrclaa . (hi Finland) Evangelistic Service 7:30 P.M. bra Increasingly insistent in their Slide Study Wednesday Night demands that tha lhriag atandarda 7:30 I'.M . o1 the worker* bo lowered. Tha I Friday N ight Service 7:30 P.M. bourgeoisie (ruling d a ta ) la well Everyone Welcome. aware (hat such measures are Im------- — „„ poiilbtg under democratie govern­ TH E CHURCH UF ODD OF M ILLE R FAKMH ment M d reoulre a more tractable •overm an!. Rev. U. W. M iller, M inuter FopTtie Russian*,-Ella charge la Sunday services: Sunday School ---1 — ‘ at 10:00 A. M. I Pleaching ai 7:00 P. M. Prayer meeting Wednesday ami Thursday evenings at 7:30 P. M. Those meeting:, w ill s ill up your pure minds. Continue sending I your request* /o r prayer. -------------- | SEVENTH HAY , , m *v c tt0 8 8 CHURCH Ha*. II. L y tlle to n /.Immarman, H. D. Rector T ru th Sunday n fta r T rin ity i 1»:30 A.M. Holy Communion nnd Hcinion l»:30 A.M. Nuraeary School Services i I u i I iik th« week Monday, Tuesday Wednesday, T lm iailny nnd Saturday Holy C oininunluii—7:80 A.M . Friday, Holy Communion— |>;ou A M. ------------FIR ST C H I ItC II OF CHRIST. S C IE N T IS T H00 East Second Strael Sunday School It: 46 A.M. .dom ing Service 11:00 A.M. Suit|ecl: "M in d " Wednesday Service 8:00 I'.M. KvedliiK lloom 3:1)0 to b:U0 P .M .! Tuesday* nnd F riday* « ie a ii ADVENTIST 10.UO n. ill. 11:00 A. SI. Communiontvidm sday 6:00 P. M. V ls itu i. ulway* • A T I 'H l u r Wraiern JsmtJnre* • lt d News 1.00 iiu ir ls l . » Waalarn .tsuilioie* 7,(in T ha 1 unlock club T ill Nsws , . Hcurss M l piip'ilar Muslo . Morning Dsvottaa* Silver Hiring* t ilo ■t i l (isn t'oim lar Music Variety r ii, lip Farads i hid i*« lie i»0 N»»s T n r r s ir r A show H oy-A n iM - g M u s ir flirt, N»w. Ilu rrn w v rt, lln lv (T iltrirs n 'a r ls s s lc H o u r A lliu m l lr v ls w (U a M D M lllls r r Rand News ll.in ia a on l h * L a n d i«nn <‘iui> R sr None na M *h " , , Ball name National Leaf Music luivrra P ru g ru in a1)0 Taaniloir Jlv# WseKlon III* The tlhylhm Hour’ |l) l lido '( in i ( lit ( ill TiOO T:1I t iio T ill l i 00 II# iflo fllO I S il l The Uriahs Hum N»W» T w |.|.l|, annas Hpnrta I ’aiaila tlrnnv Ouodutan Kniartali rtrlrlln a on s Cluud aundsy Helmut I.asaon It's the Tops Il'M ItC) Krvnulra bv Carls Vsrlslv lls il M r.l Ibr flstirt Horae o p ry llrnaitHiiv You Ton llsnrtwsao'l T oil anrt 1 0 i #0 Hpori* King rtf Pey m in i rmiuter Music io n # P u b lic Health g a fla i You w e lcom e to a lte n a SEAT COVER Leather Trim ft Piping Dr. McLauHn • * n p fc B N IrlN 111 MagaaBa At*. Are you tired of pajrtnf Bent? Leather Trim ft Piping FABRIC (INSTALLED) Dawson Construction Co., Inc. .V * 4 a W« invite you to check ouf li covers before you buy for thst replacement covers for your 1 •a General Coatradon •14 Atlanil* National Babb SalUlai BaafonL Florida *■ 4 our „ . lV i,e . and to u.o our Ituading IT IE H IIY T E IU A N j V CHURCH A Rev. A n iu s (•. M rlnnla, II. IL, I'uHtor 11:46 A.M. —Church School I I . 00 A.M. .Mm mug W urslilp Semiiin hy Hr. E. D. Brownlee i m i l* ..i ■‘m ill I*ciinwanij# B.oo I’.M .- I.w ilin g W m slitp H tiiiin ii li> lh . L. D. liiu w n le e ‘ T 1Y j *9 'A I ( IY jA iA li.wit ut nl ui i i Qrg«t erttfg in th# livfit of m in call for strength of mind and'soul which no oftithly power con five. Whgn bio own ftffdcfejand & fourcoa fail* man’s help muat coma from God. This troubled woman haa kamad tha 4acrat of faith and it putting har cast in tha hcftdt of God. Th«rt tha will find strength and comfort •ufficignt to hgr naada and will -adt/diarly through tha shadows that surround har;! Faith is a kty that will unlock moat i f our human probltms and rasolva moat of'our difficultiss—if ws will only davalop it. It if a light in human darkness, comfort in manV distress, strength in his waaknaas, and hojfc, fin his despair. 1 * FREE M ETHO DIST t IIL IU H 1 *' M tte s l Fourth Hiresl and j ... ■'••fmmi Laurel Avenue A)l " tl,0 lt,u ' Fred II. Ila rio n . Pastor 1 Monday .School 0 45 A.M. / **AI IL s T Mi.rnmu W orship 11:00 A.SI. 1 ’*'** A w n u r nnd 1 Young Peuiile* Kei vice 7:30 I’.M, • E va n g ills tlc Hervlce 8:00 P.M. **• ' ' * Slondat untl Tuesday nights IM rn ln i Evangelistic 7:46 P.M. " " " ‘••In l » A li cou Prayer and Praise, Wednesday •J'onliiv Helm'd 7:46 P SI , Sluriiliig W m-hlp The Rev. M. C. Hellew, DirTraining Union irict HupeiIntendetit will bring Hi* *iv*',*"*f 'Vm»mu messegea Sunday through TubsWednesday 1 inv day^ night. ,iuf , a Nuuu.l „ 8: "ss° 1Ills " ••Wa’u faith snd shs .w *ndars-k c|Ui Wefk lh Hunan itTw. « ■%oryy u m u n i r m jw V)IBimHR| in th t tMchingtof the Chur^,'««|d i«gF4d upW) th# hearts of btlitvfin. i« SI n il iiiiu ru n c e com* panics arc ttru n g . hut a g a m ie s Ulf)sr g rs a f. ly in (hit te rv k ‘0 1hay re n d e r. In uny e u tc i* geiicy, we cun ba dapended u p o n to p io * ta ct our. clie n t'a in -. U resis. H. J A M E S G U T AGENCY t:« . iftB C aSs* |iJ d *h tM n a Orehsaira l i l i *■Popular Mssln I ' M , Mslenlne nits* J i f f O fte n Tim# 1110 >Nswe f i l l .Pnpular Musle ■ P IT T S B U R G H i tn, wwim|4 * ! d . 1” 7T j House P(,int Wo !Uve oT Pittsburgh Paint S For Every Purpoap Mildew ReaiHtgnMum* proof Out Hide Whit* Non-yellowing fumd proof White Enam tl mJ I | 1 | A LL A T NISV LOW PI SPECIAL—WHILE IT LASTi PITTSBURGH UTILITY 0 .8 . WHITE 91.95 Gal. RtM«wb«r~>n (Mi NON not (o paint WilllMM Hm H ft< Visit shop ; S06 W. lal SL 1 V, Whart Bportameu Magi' Bilm MachlM ft' Supply Co, NT W 7 ft4 8L J. C, HuleMaon ft 8ENKAR1 ■hlppar* of VagrtaUft >*f». ^ , »' vf :*r<' <-'7%'S?vV r T * \ f i t 1 1 $ |. rf ■- f *•* vI i W tL-v“im* r-j^A > riii «*t Hh.'' P h « d «l*< Then why not own Your Own Home? PLASTIC L U l Itt l l OF I ME N A / A K E N E 'Y 113 Maple Avenue :A L. II. Itiiahton, Pastor *T Siinilay School 0:46 A. M. JY .Mmiimg U um hlp 10:48 A. SI. *2* i Jm iiui Society 0:16 P. SI, iA , N i .l*.H. 7:00 P. SI. Evangelistic Hour 7:46 P. SI. ) Y .tint wft-li Set vice Wednesday 1e ft | i.4 fi I ’. M. IJ, i I t c . I'm icy ■>/ Fellowship K lim t J w ill tiu .peaking a t the nm rnliig V Hum Iti'v. Ituwen w ill he the **# l gurst a|»aki'i to r the evangelistic thing touch to the chain of Comrunltt states In aaalarn Europe, lh# stands out, In Moscow’s eyes, Ike a sort thumb. . III ill lit li f t 1 'll l( i* 0 t ill were Rov. Edgar IL CoO|Wi, pastor WALL PAD KM . FAIJNTB of Mayfair Baptist Church, JackTALBOTTS aunvilla, Rev, ft. Grady Hnowdau, paator of First Baptist Church D a-) — DRJVK-IN— land, Harold M. Griffin, profatfcafcrt A i ^ | ror of voice, and Shirley Buih, orPalatara aad*Taperkaagera ganlat. i 1 , FIR ST |i# 0 S ill ■ e ^ s s a ta jiin g jw w In tha U H 4a Social Democratic i t p u i t was heavily assaulted i01 tJn .. DELAN D, A uK. 10—(Special) 'io n v I H a ^ ln --The Jmk *1*! summer class la ..... history of John II Stetson '* '* * " '• a r t l W t Rtrlka o fta a lv e . • ;itn ! .' ■ .J . - l . •----- Summer Class To (•'j* town*, i, Graduate_______ At StetBonJ1 W m»» I Dr. Thomai y in n lsh S trike rr#*> tha party W i tha pat- 1 ! .............. W • IjfLi’Tf tr.1 - VY: fllm k y R f iitn f t r m n C#. .. « 4 Saafanl Ava, ' A hmH c m OU U . U. B. BtriaklaM. Chartraetor JW U jiiv �\ : 2 S p S f f || > - • * * . '*.■» * •* -s * ■'"'TT t 'W t la Unity Then !a Btrmith— THE W EA TH ER T# Protect til# Pm co o f tho World i To Promote tho Progress o f America, To Produce P rosperity fo r Sanford. " i'li'lv -raMrrrd tlio n .rrs h o w cr * in iitlrtnium * iilh rm U # genrr,(ll» r 11r w rnihrr through Tuestl.n l>e|>llr isrhitdr' e md*. » VDI.UME XXXX AN I N D E P E N D E N T D A I I / Y N E W S P A P E R SANFORD, FLORIDA. Established 1908 Threat Of War Seen In Latest Soviet Moves Tn ~ t" Over-Run BY ASSOCIATED PRESS The cmirern of the K rem lin it afrlf over It* rrlatlnna w ith T it” apparently w h * reflected In Hi • Soviet p rr** mid radio, which de vntrd much apace rim) tim e to fore Ign u nction* to the Soviet note. Itn lf o f Pravdn’a furcigo tie * « png,1 wn« taken tin w ith dlspntrtii from nhroad an tho subject. Snm In h rndlliu'* in tho o jjln hendlhir* iifffic ll ia l d irt f'om m tm U l p a rly tiewspnpn ware: ■'Tito'* clique rnlid u cllltg *rrr# t negotiation* w ith Vallcnn. "T tn llm m i* deni of the 'll* ’1 clique w ith Greek Monarchist I »» c l*t* (N ntloualU t*) " T ito ha* hern feuding w ith the K ie n .lln fo r mora thnn a year K li government waa thrown out of (Communist International In fu r. matlon Bureau fo r nationalistic g iy v l-tloqe iiU lV ■what Rinata ro-> garUa a# or{.ti'vf"m'CVi rr|midi min. One o f thn K rem lin's feat* I* that T lln 'i show o f national In­ dependence w ill spread to other emdern European countrle* In tin Soviet aphon* nnd to Communist p n itlc * elsewhere. T h l* fear 1* shown hv Moscow’* Insistence that T lin iuu.it le n d a knee and admit hln "nilatnke*", t'llo is iii now ha* taken root In Germany. German Communist > aw ho hale llunslfi fo rm rd u new splinter party today and pim nptlv sent the Yugoslav loader a mes­ sage of support. Tho new organisation described Itself to n ‘‘ free Communist I’ar. ty ." It claimed 4,000 active memher* III the Russian lo p * of tiertnanv ami another 400 In tin western sector* of Berlin. K ail-M eins Schitl*. vetaran Ger­ man Communist underground cam­ paigner, told n reporter in Her"W e have formed to fig h t Im­ perialist Bolshevism. The soealled ru tm in tlo n nllsm of Soviet Russia lla illB S iS oa rage aiat RFC To Consider Terminal Financing A . K. Maddox, field reprasentatlvs o f th * piddle agency branch o f the Reconst ruction Finance ‘-•C o rp o ra tio n In A tlanta, Ga,, Is due to a ir lv * her* soon to confer w ith C ity Manager C liffo rd MeKlhldn regarding th# financing of th# w aterfront term inal. A field Investigation o f tha lakefrnnt fa cilitie s w ill b# mad* hy M r. Maddux, who w ill also check the parking malsrs revenues which hav# hsen pl«d(*d fo r the p ro je rt, If noeilcd. Ho w ill rsport his findings to tho RFC In Wash. . Ington, D, 0, * W. C. Hutchison, tr a ffic rata axpert, has submitted h i* fin a l re­ port to the C ity on hla study of tho presont fre ig h t charges of canned citrus fro m Central F lo r­ ida and has suggest*) charges fo r shipment hy w ater from Sanford to various northarn points, said Mr. Me Klhldn. ANO TH ER CONFESSES FORT W A Y N E , Ind., Aug. 9 2 • (Ah— A th ird man today had con­ fessed Im plication In a series of F o rt Wayne sea alaylngs fo r which two other m*n already ka ta been Imprisoned. O n* o f thoa* now In prison Is under naatonca o f d tsth and the other la serving Ufa. W ith three men on th e ir hand* and four klllingn to ha cleared up, authorities adm ittedly are p m ile q . THE WEATHER JA C K H O N V ILL —Temperature S TA TIO N Bism ark Burbank H IG H IIP in *L,y _ , 91 ' LOW 64 «T at A m o c la ir d Drews l.c n n c d W ire [J’lcMdcnt Tells V F W Nil’ri* Were No (Oiu;ressionul Blues T hen K tu I ’ m i Europe i u L ilI U O S lr iv a U ir itv c M IA M I. Aug. 22—uVt— A small A tlantic hurricane was centered about S00 miles due eual o f M iam i today as I'resl* dent Truman visited the city to d e lltrr.n n Im portant address to i t / s e t n m i ' i ms W A S H IN G I O N . Au« j Hid convention. The storm, fir s t of Hut 1949 season, was referred to a* " H a rry ’s hurricane" hy atnrm Cyrus S. C liiiix, d ir r t lo r « | lire trackers beratisr of the cnlnri- U S, Com iliaim n Service, *eni a ilenre of the Chief EskcuUve's visit. Fine weather prevailed 11 aide to Honolulu requesting I lit* here, however, fo r M r. Truman's i new attem pt at a sfllle m eu l <>l the appearance. jrilp p llllg I 14 -ila r old fttilkr ' ,1 made uneasy i* lid* ' l i b .1 fltfllt ‘ ■•••K lilt I *ir ffl i d. I null lll|J tiff | t lid tfllApf mi It.I t*n I ft . <* | m ti>dd * t 111 !idfin i ilit L ifild e ii. • IJ .tlt t . i.«t. - nf ion ••! i | d \ H rr.uU i H fi .in rt22* I.d ti M u Mil III d ' Id rr 11•am W idmiKlon tin W illie Nts iln if I... ud' l*i r p! »mu* .1 to fly I f I '•! ii I , . In f’ It I IHi't’im ii 1. •ip nnd •i 1 to nrm rt*i«l»'4I* I *• lig u tn l in de*eloping Hie lug- *•* r"M’"r 11 .aid ilone in developing the atomic lannli which this plan# i* designed lo Kven ,U" VH' a fte r re h a b ilita tio n o f W estern Europe'" p o litic a l, econ­ omic am i m ilita ry strength. Hpaatx said, the Il-Jltl and the atom ic "Hi V till ll» l \ I T R I M \ N r i H . I I I |M I *• 1If I IH ' l l II W jlrtb in R tllM |iu *n « . tl»1I|ol|| fu ll f|| " lift ill iM .I'f t f i ’ i* , M m lin n lim y II V h i i k I im t.lti i l it 111 I l)i*4 1111>I f I, f tli.i -i iti *lit I v, IH 4f», ii 14ii j i M l K tiiv iii'i, w "I I 1)1 JMlItl * 14 lu ll' t . ' i . V III it id i jin iHt ritnn lip tfiic i 'I In* in • ' m i S»*nnt i ItHi'ph 1 Mit t« i Iiy It* Tf » hi p ! K m l ft, Muii.lt loot i . w liii'h ’f |iiM'ii"«'nii 1111Hif i h ♦ f.tllukViii^* T n n n iirv 'K i lt>n I d 1' lit V III Hi 11 ■ I * ( |„ . ,-|,a m c o f fa ilu re . Ju st as was — Ill# governniciil l<«isv .«• ketl op* po«ing aides in the lU m , , . , . dm k strike to make a new rib ,,, to settle their dispute and il tins Is ili «o tome to Washington m New York for mediation talks. ■ An I 1. d - k filled llii* 4<Y7il A» I*!*1' r DI h*l| d M *| rAti sn, \X r Ht i I .ii minx otiiirlve ft l»is- -• p r ic e ll, M" t I.i I n iU g lll ■ i.i that when he coni­ niHoded liic An Force* lit’ mailo n decision in coot lime a ciintract for mo it-m r* Id in m t:i III* decision u-ji* miidc h i ..nod Deceinlier 194tl or .liuniai v I f IT. ■| Iodic veil." RptinU said in * J * 1_,. '1 ', , piepared statement,, ‘‘tllilt tin* reilt llC i I tJ I H,iii« to he obtained from pan* n f n . j i ;>| session of mi inter-continental ___ * bomber were so enormous »» l ‘> . ,i iu s lifv Kolng ahead nnd taking Smnll Hurricane Is C h i n R Invit.cv. r v lit in r r t Reported Heading p ilt lf lji^ I fjfitlip T To ward F l o r i d a I '.m o p e T he Rv ritN IS T It VACCARO '» ■ "» ■ V .. : • I', P ,c iidi’ nl I .iiMi.ii t lc o lr.) today fur • ' I i f i ’ ■ .1 ” t lie toll M.Cdl.OOO.unit ” ............in a. "p a rt o f ■I,” p • t p. . I" ' 'h ' A . tilo ■ of the H1III Ml 1 ” 'o H plioiil ra ilin g d- it o •• .til frre - It w.i« heiaiue he anticipated ih,it tlie 11 l(i could |ilay I Ini rote, Spa.il/ « n l dial lie derided in late I') lt> »r ra lly 1947 to pu ih ihe ' n I p i ' - piogiam o f acquiring t] ■ plrn-c i*o ontcnlr influence affected hil] decMIPii. lie <aul In term* of watt of the pail, he mid. Kn««in could iiihdur "pracli* ENG LAND'S F LY IN G H O U SEW IFE. Mrs. Richard A. Morrow fa it. ‘J.’i, i* met hy her huslmnd, Normnn, and th e ir three-year-old d iin yiiii i, tally all of I m ope ami A«ia in a Amm, n fIci -he landed her sin t'le -ilig ilie d plain, at Croydon A irp o it, irlnticrlv ilioit penoil of tone but l.i.udnii.ro m p lctiiig Iterround-the-world flig h t in one ycai and mic ||,r II i(i ami lit# Iminb uiamtain d»y Tlie p re tty fotm er London model was t il week* ami one day he- ... i . i ,.,, „ ,,i “ hind schedule on liip planned to tnko only about six weeks. , *r 1 v i (International RHdh.ph..i..i Hie (.eneral was called beloie ------------------------------------- — -------------- — --------- --| llir Home Aimed Services ComA 1 1 M" l , r r " i n* n iq u iiy m lo whether Nature Goes On G overnm ent Asks Rampage Causing N p w T r vJ T n F n J Witle Destruction f if (H lv.,,1.,1 World- WASHINGTON. Aug. 22-{JP) General Tail Spaatf. retired Air Force cliirf. miH today the BIti homhei and the atomic bomb 1".irr the gir,licit forcei for peace m ihc world." 1YCW 1 I f f U it tiiw s in w lla v v a lla ll ______ Nil. 260. ■— Retired Air F o rc e General Says Rus­ sian Army Could B e r lin 0 1Premier Mstilisll Tilo of Yiigoildvia drew itirprisr support lion, a group of German Communist* today, ri.il sign of die growing iplit in the rank* of world Com iminiim rame ai Yugoslavia's war of words with Rutiia rcAtlinl a new pitrl. of inlcniily. British newspapers quickly noletl die similarity between the item ♦m e of th# Soviet note and thr language rued hy Hitler before lie •enl die German A r m y into action a .(trade ago. They laid the Ru»tian note louded tike the wont threat of war «ince 1919. Typical wai the comment of lit# London Daily Mail. It laid the anile limtilitv helween the Yugn •lav and Runian government, y h a i reached luch a pitch dial an outbreak of war would not i>* ailoniihing." MONDAY A l'liU S T 22, l«P.) Gen. Spaatz Truman Pleads For Approval Terms B-36 Peace Force Of Europe Arms Aid Program Completes Global Hop In A Year B r i t i s h Say Situa­ t i o n Deteriorates; Splinter Communist P r ti- fy . * . ,i,i. ci 1. ok I •Hil l lltlt • W ) 1. I941* t I C It l< , Governor W arren George B arr Is Center Of Row With ^gain - .o m ises P h illie s In Forfeited G a m e I,olid, " w ill a tilt be moat n o U n t Instrum ents for m a in ta in in g n r J C tlL d I ih U iicc o f power fo r peace. Sales Tav I d X V u in V C IO I’MMaih I phia l'|,ila i|c||d it i I'iid llrs N iU ‘ i. |’*di. 9 1 It* in » Hull i n 1 1n: ii n ( 1111I I IP. I IMf Ptl | a n management I *m|Mi v ( if 'ij & (t «11 in I | fir* l.AIH/l- I III I illtl il I. ' •I 4If* eI I 'll , a 1 II .. i i ., , .it*' Id iilc r * to i #• .... | '*1,11011 t lie llo u *e s till C ■... 'l l la l , ' Em i m Id t t l i . i . ii,.n ci ,. , . ' de. Is n ’d, . i , ff ,. il to ••’ . . i.ilc i ..ntinonl . lie . till' WOl Id . ...it " t , a cut ol., . 1, i fi i,nelly ng i cgli.oal de* - I, i 11,.. fiotii i nlc f ’o Ihc $1 . W estern ,n oh pi ..p'isal w v iq j n W nshliiB 'on. They . fro m n determ ined .m l c ith c i. who urged ■ • g the foM sitin until Mitt ilMM to ill. ( le i \ f ill W licn today'* hearing liegati. tft.ll f ' X d U j K l I ' ll l i e I I 1, 1 III I t o t Im liV a i t li- te itlll o l a li. ilt lr b n ' hot 1 ' i w i l l \V«M 1 F m im iittce Chairman Vinton ID P m t l l W i - ; In g n e b u t r i n i gatui ....... . |. < ld ” i i l , i.t'.ik it.k i inI n n I> ' Gat told reporter* only one anntiy | *c 1• T u r n e r lie l o t >»l |iolit e |<■ a* i Ir ,” tm lm im fM l It . . . . ' | I I I , , ..... I ',r liitcm l. lo . ■ lllllit i " m m , mnu* document figure* In the in il i “ f i l l ‘H ''1 ' U lt n * ’ nu lle d S i i l e ; . s m i .c i i,uk to N n iio n n i t „ , l.>. i . i , -i-o tt fm vestigatiou so far. Vlnaon said lo in.‘ im n ■•IR ltl '1<*| < Inin, told llir slrikniK onion knew nothing nlmiit a acconil stale , ,1 f|e « IIV A S S IH T A T K II I'HESH T ' . I'm H r O f l ' c r n i l’" K" " 1 n In l l e i i ' r " 1 to .t ll.d i Cat iK’ t i l c i , l i c i t ! I tneiit iiieiitloned In published o N .illltc Itn lrn srd its savage fury l.ilid 11.1” .ill,in ilr in lo ilO K O'goll.l . it "J ,t j r i tnr*n ■ n t, h e uiviii'i nf II.” I'h lli., *n >d il.-.i a ports. Ml W ll on s i.itlc ir d parts o f ll ir glolie o vr, loo' tritm iilllrr that hr m i mid I ir ’ . u i m i i l m - K it.)* i. t ly iH im v t I I i. n r i Tho anoiiyiiiniis ilocum enl w h . tin . Ini. la Itni'il ns the i i ” 1' t ...... »• tlie w rrk e n d , liiln g itig death to 1h.q.pv to m rrt with them in th r U . one o f (lie things leading lo H" in a 1 , 111U ...... I 'l VV. I|C Mill Ilia I 111. 11*. 'I 'll dcmuiul Unit lt«n fliV t1 1' 14**4i«I*111f 1* 1 m | m 111■ 1 com m ittee's Inquiry. Rep D "" I.. | I,. 1., id- )gc , •cote* o f pcrsnni and caium g wide S to tint tin thr iiiu rs . •o any geo .ilali 1 , ■ mi eye lent I •If It M111TI! -At •'Fill i iiiu lii (P NC) turned It over In tl" ; ('Idling said •!"’ pressure of • r il i d '. t IX s p ir.id property damage. It « ii'.ti't lliir r wlm d i 'l m i 'l ttia XfiM ) ■' an I 'f W \ ( lim it. \ t o thi-1 tnl.or disputes makes It Ini- group w ithout aaylng where he n Ini fail nf vcstl’M lm ' sc 'll I »4 I,. . M iH 'i'rn iitt', >1.11' • m iitf t A small A tlantic hurricane, whip [poH-.it.1e fo, Mm to go to Hawaii It. Il suggeated favoritism In H" , W a n e d , h e ,e to i . c I l u l l '­ i i* n f n h tilv III t he* S t i l t »* in * M,m< I', m b o ' I lio n in lo t tlie KUIII” l l i l l l till’ Nl’W t o l l ping toward the Florida coast to- ; now a* ,M dm, mid mnnngcntful B-Kil program. onion ll m i- licml I'm p lrc AI tin , I•< 1.. lit. Ill response to questions, Spaa' day, poised a tlueat of fsillier dc- negotiators had asticd. \ rlei i . o l I o ie ig n W a n ( , I,M e n mid III too WHS initial 111I III h I'l I'lillq ,p it" 1* Hut lie said, Ih” of told the eommUte* that tnemhci . I l V r | M l at ruction. I ,-'" " g * " )' 1 ,1" ’ 1 ' ,0 i e llta o i M ill to i l l ' l l ! d iii'.ti the FI11I* Im liiy. d i u en , the ' i .. ....... . i e.pnhliegotlHlmti* to tnaV'e * new try St o f the senior o ffice r hoard wlm ' , "m -i I u h ld a t t a. , lie I ni I .a I" N K y i i l . t i i i , V V .ttr r in n in g 1 i .1,1 . I.I m - - . > m l m an Mill It Wll* lilll'C, HU l/i V I I I la l In the worst disaster to hit M illin g the dispute on th e ir own ruled tut the bomber development I Wl II Hilling ate in malidnttt ' -,1,,'C if Ih i' are "In vin cib le " to any e ffo rt* t < emu 11 1 1 mis|m ...... . a -I". mlcrurn l i. t iiigl.l lli.it " I ’tn idrtlg in Hawaii. France since the war, raging fo r­ IN ' |i ii tin " ttiofUll iv n ii it \ It., .aid if they are against tin- play fa vorite* among plane maim rd |i> vet., a grnci.il ta lri lax. called the |duy that *id o ff l laest fires killed at least 78 person* luiiAt iif tin* Mkf wmifcftil in tacturara. I T , 11 1 i 1111 1 «. iiarrnge that iiielmle.i sttci'pssftd at reaching an agrevI iin llN H M •*e4 « # ^ l l > Asked whether political mfhi II it 1 till ia xltli.il I I in the southwest corner of the m> nl , i |,n i" • tiop bottle*, nverrlpe fin d m il •I'I'I. they could come to tha (C ast toss* oa Rasa I N I nice would affect return.... . I I I I I " I t t l i t liirf f % r t 'IlllVf* wild* n f paper. Bui In-I, fim ill. a I ,i th. 1 4 * '(il) til , It,,, .ta lc , and meet w ith him and I 'l'" v .'iill (ml 1 MiiHii*'»•, !m s\rtci, n lird i i" 111 dad Ihe G iant* n n o fm fi ' ot hi* ■ government mediator* any lio n * o f the hoard, Mpaal* said i n • tl. I'M • II "T h a t would not entar lo '” " I d o l y lime they choose. 1 .ilLnl n llill IlM |H* Mil III YAMltlll h f I .. ........ • .9|• 14 liY i.ill at a ll." Th,. t il Ii r ha* serlm tslv crippled l-.ddle Sawyer, the I'lill* ' ...... ili.It To a requeat from Rep. Dmham «lfl .1 **f|lltl|ll If tl v.|lr% I t Y * " I 'Id " Mill ill K I the c«onoiiiv of H a w a ii. I t hnc iigcr, *nid B arr's ra il on 11 f l , l.all (C a atla a e d o a t-»a» a isi wmiltl Iff>K f «»it) 1 m*'11V li « i w r v r i . Yvlifn mt pi >|till >1It t)|. ,» i n „ --------- - . . , . ........ An I’tp rirl of vast quantities hit by .In# l.h fiitii, v 11- '*-.l,uii 1 f - II M r i Seminole County Chapter o f the ^ ^,ii;i,r. pineapples and other R f'lib ' A sltliurn, I 'h il- ’ >.-11 11 f 1i i 1 K"l t I.M - . . I M tK il-ltii. National Foundation fo r Infantile ..Intel product* to s standstill, AlI II | il'l lia ic I . wall ami see " , Illg lle d that It# rough! tin - h .d l Ini, ■ - ’ 'Hmj J' ’ li i” tn rain S id u id i . th e tt.ic k Paralysis received from national j,,.... it of vita l food stock* h ill I tt» |.rc .ru t■- I ,tr) >rc almlll It liifiite it hit the g in iin il Hint ».,i.l .1... a id , • -1 if it* i in r cm r i i fie ld m eet, ........ i l-d III th# headquarter* o f tho March of beet, stalled. le didn't. lic it," he * iimtui tiled n .1 nub, postpon” i nut <1 1 lie *1 1 Dime* organisation yesterday * •fh" i t i ike involves the C IO In ­ Sawyer told repm teis Hint Itan .' I•11.. •s- li t * Word has been received of " • W j|f|n | w.tt, idisi-rva , a f t r i nmin at 1 check fo r » . m to assist In pay- i („, M),t|om il Longshoremen's and .In iia n d li' Mild B atllck "c a u s'd Ituiilde' m i \| G liigles, t Itv t • at eat i'” .In ■ |..w, , i„ t . , t . tli.it * l i « f rnant of local polio patients’ mad- f \v*ie)iioi*ein*n‘* u iiln n and aevon death Thursday night n f L " h(1|) (iv , ,,| lla l t I. Iium ilinceit tin . I l l u m i n g - ■ -1* lit** i *111ft in 14 ll4i,. ■I ...... * .! p i.iiim . ( hi, 11go earlloi lid * yea 1 ical care, i t was announced tmlay ,i," r .|',ni,g firm s. The walkout lie- Richardson, father o f M r* 1 1 ,, H |„, Mi I lie P llila' pilot ait id the I hh UK-. .IisrntiMlf y i' i | •f•11M » I tie I ’la v g iu u in l l u l l i*» iil'u g a ill " | McDaniel. Mr. Rlcharditmt die.l 1 ,1 j „y. iati'.i.v ... I i h i i'.i,**tiill New t ax i ’ » hv Chapter Chairman Dr. U. W. gnu Msv I. ; :m c. m , w ill iii' liu li « iimvi#, Ida litime Su A tla n ta , Ga. ■111 t.c dt*,'u**i’.l in t t ”* spt't'lnl Ftths were playing St. I .... is when ■H U M . la I , , " ! ' Iln. | Ruprecht. I1 Th" s tilk e ts are demanding a w ith a tin 1,1 dm has#, Glenn Nel MflJ i l ' ut ciiutviit w ith i nth jn i/e *, Besides, his daughter lie is »••" ............. flcpl 7. I i , i by t h r ri pi to at i ru t 1 nisi* In th e ir 81.40-ina l l I" Tha money was requested from ■iM ivnillg o f tlie |,h iy g i'iu m l king till a hall to center Unit Audi "Tlml f ' l " mil linn a p p io iirln survived Itv the widow, Mr*. I*a the emergency epidemic aid fund |l<m, wage- The stevedoilng com- lilts Sybil Richardson and th in ’ iy,ii ,ll| i| r l r i a t n l v il"i «t oiage I r ia l queen nti.l 'll living f«t * I'afkn claims lie caught id hi. ..I t i t | ii *'*t* n 1* 'lie ciuisiuer c l because the local Chapter, which pnulrt have expressed willingness aims, Randolph A., S terling II »" • .................... >if I lie S ta te 's l i ' C l * liy (C s s tliH S oh Pan* I l n fiin i .a I hr r i u .a Ii- ” 1 t ” ii II ui | li.n tid jiiir o . O llie t event i ui hide retains 60r/r c f March o f Dimes tn g 'lt nt high as s 14-cent hourly Edward Ogden Richardson " f At ,n iivl’l U 111 'lll.ag SUMI'll It v *»f tin a lick face, ling a iltlllig . I sk# A) if Milne qial \ n | i m t proceed* each year fo r financial i n f i n i t e . ■u Inin m ill suvellil du.iv mat exm l,a , * n f t h ” I . " K i l l ' l l ......" lanta: also fo u r g ra m k h lld n 'ii I , , (in 'll 'la I ’ ' ' I. I:' I j assistance to polio patients, whots n .n .g 't rsldegram today was in Ihc I I'lVCI tail 'Mill III* 111III' 111'' 1, tut a ms. Funeral service* were In-M I , a null | ,1 all l-llll '.t, . mat fam ilies can not pay fu ll cost* answrr lo su appeal frntn Hawaii- SatUMlav a t 11:30 A.M. in G f H '■ Ini m i l R a r b n , ' i Aluuiiilig, wdl t c It nut delayed the I unit- nt tho I, ,|| In- . .,1,1a . I '-'I ' ” I II.' 1-111111 lln ilin u r n Oa !'««• Hist r.fflrials, and from the union Patterson Funeral Home in At unaided, has run out o f funds. l.n ,air Tennltt T u u in iim u l a lia h ,. ,,| n.i ta ii .'..nt 111nun . tin l.i'itig rpotlsoreil h i tin Hu ia <* So fa r th is y ta r national head­ mi l management to go to Mon- lanta. .............. lull I'Uinjinn: 'a I lie inAn overall Incrense o f tl pt F IS H E R M E N D R O W N E D i i FrufeMsiuniil Wamett'* t'luh, quarters has advanced 14,120,007.- ohihi to help out in the crisis. , i ” uhl ha a i nm|ib-iied w ith cent In telephone rnle* w ill !> ■ MOBILE, Aug. 22—«l'»—The III” fi mil s scheduled fu r Ill'll Hun28 to Chapters as a result o f In­ MAYOR IN C AP ITA I. ••"me effective on flept. I, it wi*, 11 i . , e' assure 1 * - 1 Indies (if Hit## fisherm en wet# ieI.DBT H O U ND RIE8 creased Incidence o f In fa n tile pa* III, | ,, ,g I ,**, I " -' lieilul” , 'll. •’ . v w ill tie helii \V "iliti'« h iy a fi# iM ayor Andrew Carrawav 1* in tiered ftutn Middle Hay todttv utiliminced today hy the South NEW INGTON, N. Y., Aug. 29 Washington, D. C. today v is itin g ralysls plue a heavy carry over ami I d i­ .......... t l.lhllM ill the Hail” t llii-k I > ■i"ii at th# Fort Mellon Park •nr th# pidnl where th e ir s iiih II ern Bell Telephun# , Of cases front IU48, year of high­ ._ , d 'i_ Movie fan* In A tlanta hla brother. Acoy Carrawny. graph Co., follo w in g a p p im a l »l | in 11hI **i| (tail* ” f l ” V II Sll'illl't I, ' u n it. A .ffs were rapslx*(| hy n sudden Mure than I Mi buy* front all i hj, -,'rI i'lm u iliig mill r- 'iis tin il est Incidence sines 101B, Dr. Ru- ami Memphis, Tenn., who hav* llm Increases hy th# Elm bln .itekettll «i |' ih II li'lc i tsliin sets w ill be able to aeo i, nf ..............lu rid * sltmild i> i 'it* of the stale who ware precht said. ami Public U tillti# * H A R R Y L A U D E R IL L They w ere te n ta tiv e ly Identified Rt'ilroad • uigltt hero fm d .lll* try Hi* the film "L o s t Boundaries” a l­ l.rd' did Mild ......' I' l r t e d heful Gninmlsaion. B T R A T H A V E N , Scotland, Aug it Gleil Geiger, 21, Middle: Alton The Seminole County Chapter though theater c tn to rs hava ban­ ""lin e n o f Hi” Win Id, wet# tl... , 11. i* f i n e I.i fo r e w i t h h iv a t 99— UP)— S ir H a rry Lauder, the is continuing to pay cost* o f car* A llrrr, 21', Clilekasaw , and Flint ' M o n th ly charges fu r ................ »■| oil 11I HR*" k li sts « f the lim it 1lull# Gang ned It. famed Scottish comedian, was ir- id K. Moure nf Moldl#. fo r one patient stricken In form er | • Individual lines which were tfii.l't Se\ ii-wuig the h lst'ii v ” f -on | ....... lay tdght nl Municipal ;' i|" 1'ark, The producer o f tha flin t on ported c ritic a lly 111 today at In* A fuurtb fisherman hunted hy I w ill he advanced to tiU in , tin . f,,id'« wilier supply. M r M i-Kill year*. Thera have been no recent I on Tuesday pitrlieqiated tn 1 acini tolerance announced .tael Iwm# near Strathaven. S ir Hat tv i .In anti pin in-* a fte r thy big | l"* rty lines 8G.I0 to |ri.5t); fo u r 1..., caaes o f polio repdwed here. 'iltim irtg a C llv itli* ol Hi# Oviedo Iiiieil that fitinfurd wit* f i i * l night the movie w ill be shown I'-'rty , 84,45 to $4.75 mid eight ,.,|,llrd ivatei f t ..... a single 12 m ill ".-.I. under sponsorship of the celebrated his 7Vlh birthday Aug t.l'iw turned up safely 111 New Ot "sometime during tha la tte r p a rt n ig h t. i'nrty rural, 93.50 to fn.7f> chntgi H O LLE R HONORED tt. iivtis last It, t>Hrlmcnt u r || mi lied liy l ” ( i ” *t I.ill.” . ( Till • Jiuttford RacreHtliin o f the week" on tala vision ateIfcsldentol Individual line* will 1 .. N E W YORK, N. Y., Aug. 2 2 - thins WKR, A tla n ta , and W MCT, 11 MHUlldillg tu I I . .1 ( lilt , WHS Yowell'a t" L ittle CilHuts" anil 98.80 TO D E A T H 93’M a month IllSteiol nf |” i»t, d nil West E l* Hi Nile,-I,' II,Ml Ivey'* "Y ankee*’ won two of tlie (Spacial)— Roy H oller o f Hanford, Memphis. V F W NEW YORK, Aug. 22—0T*i — * . ® *.?. fo rm e rly. Two purtv Florida, a representative o f tha Commander Pat Johnson " f .... .,.Mt * tty Simp.t i in an games scheduled with (>epnidtirer Louis da Rochemonf VFW Post 3282 la attending Hi* Mrs. Martha Beck, 20, and Ray- ralea w ill go from 12.85 tu (3.5(1, nw u.-isiup •■r the wai or u tility Naw Y ork L ife Insurance Com­ t mu! t illllM V o k . Several hell said he and h i* associates g rill ,,„**•<[ in M>” F lm ldn I ’uldti games are on st-hedul# tills work. V FW national convention In MIs- ii. " ml Fernandes, 34, today were four p a rty rates (2.85 to |2.f,u lirxt pusset pany, has been named a member pay for the T V presentations. mt. H la fa m ily Is w ith Mm ami h* rintenrcd to die In the electric " jd ru ra l eight p a rty rate# from ijr , i i . . r .. In Mm• I., IU25, the o f the 1949 N ylic S ta r Club, It'w a s (('aiillnusd On r#«« S lsl expects to bo a w a y fo r a wink. rhalr the week o f Oct. 10 for tliu 12.20 to 12.25, Maouaced today by Dudley Dow­ c ilm u o nurdcr o f Mrs. Jnnct Fay. tW, John T , Brady is representing el), V k # President o f the Com. loereasea In rate* situ# SENTENCE D EFER R ED H TO Iti: I T K t llA H E D .illiHny, N. Y., widow. Tuesday A p ril, 1947 to tho telephone rniiiNEW YORK. Aug. S I-O P l— fecal post an a delegut# ut |(nv A. Redding re re n lly pm ....... A . ^M.— _ I'la y continues in Neither defendant displayed any pany amounts to 21 anti a hair lt:00 Taa N y lic S ta r Club la an o r­ Supreme C ourt Justlca Ferdinand convention. medIon an Huprcnto Court Jua- percent. rhe«"l " building a* 14«'.* n,#e singiee single division o f the Senior ganisation o f leading members o r Pccors today tem porarily doferrad West Tldi Iceiith .Street from D. II. — ' n“ tVe Ferdinand Pc-cora pronnunced TO U R IH T M EETING Tennla Toum nm ent. New Y ork L ift's fie ld force o f Imposition of a death aantenca on litelford. John Honkarlk, president of the (fntoncc. M r*. Berk attempted In ii:30 A . M — Yowelle " L ittlo Uum hfiQO ftm n U from torn ronvktod "hm ely hearts" THOMPSON TRAN SFERR ED G iants" p la y Del.and at U u llry f i to u ris t group, thanked incut- smile, but th# expression on Iter shout tha U nlU d Htataa and slayer* to hear motions In th o lr Benny Ernest Thompson, who JIM MY IIKGGM D E A D Field, tf o r hia recent election at • Utv appeared to be more o f a la, Mr. Holler ha# boon lo- behalf. was seriously week ---ngo, ORLANDO. Aug. 22 — (/I9— . Injured ---------a--------1:00 P, M,— llw iiiim liig nt th * r and masting attended by ireer. atU nd an aducalloaa) conThe fir s t motion sansoiind n Fernandes waa calm. Ho was i?i * n ***tomobH« accident on West j*m #* D. Begga. oH, U ilondu puat- Oviedo Pool. 89 member* a t tha Tourist statement ro p r-*— ■ ' " ChiB: 4:30 p , M,— Track end field Saturday n ig h t nnd stated ■#nlenred firs t. Ha walked away K lrat otreot, waa taken Baturday ,n*n(or silica 1935 died In a hoa• Juror, Samuel ■» Erlckaon Ambulance from 1i-itnl Imre yuaterilay. •neat aponeured hy tho Rotary fe . looking forw ard to ■ from tha bench, glanced a t Mrs, ■ had basin coorcod EentaW LXU fhton Mem orial Ho#Ikgg* was ctmfimid to the huapiruck, smiled and said something. Club. .Ribbons wIB he awarded to ' to u ris t program, - 1 fltaLdograa m **■■* runners up. - o f gamoo was sn- Hh voice waa so 'fe w , howover, P ifel, tg xB g y Pinas H ospital. lie u ) *inc» Aug. 7 w ith asthm atic w in n ®* turned last waa attJI uftaottoeious. according > bronchitis. He had boon In poop that It waa i those next fl 4# him tiu Thompson Is (health three years b u t had contln- F o rt ‘ did not Playground tear w hat 1 9 tied a t hla work, F a ir,' Sanford Has 7 Wells Supplying Plenty Of Water rvl.1lf.ti Kill I I .til; Track Meet Is Put Ol f Till Tuesday Ilocalise Of Rain Sanford Given *5300 By March Of Dimes Mrs. McDaniel liost". Father In Atlanln Telephone Bales Rained o Fereeiil tir 1 1 Recreation S I I I * (M J tfiM r'.i ’TV ♦ l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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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 19, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5c167241673dbc99a33303cb5a45e5ab.pdf 00c802f442ef00f6ef42af185c47ada6 PDF Text Text ~ PAGE SIX TUESDAY AUGUST 18, 1948? THE SANFORD HERAtP. SANFORD FLORIDA ....... the World ArV A I*K V r f f l f l U V R A r f l l l v lU (H I m i* jju i u i f a i im r in u iiir iu OIMIRAI Omar N. Bradley, Army Chief of Htaff, la ahown with hit wife at their Port Myar, Va.. realdeuce, after he learned that Presldent Truman had nominated him for the nallon'a top military post — permnnrol rhalrmnn of the Joint Chief* of HtnIT. The poaltlon wna rrralrd by the new Military Unifi­ cation ha w . <internallonal> u o n r, „ ,)frfurmlng beer, turned on hi* handler, litick floblnson of Oklahoma city, Okie., after refining to get letn barrel at left. The enlmel mapped teeth Into trainer'* left cheek, within a quarter of an Inch of hie eye. Rnhlmon subdued the bear qtilckly, hud hta face bandaged and went on W|th the ihnw at Monte Vlita, Colorado. (International Soiindphofo) M O UP A I A DOCK In Hong Kong, China, the British elnop Ameflipit la shown after making Yangtie River dash pelt menacing Communist Chinese betterlei In resell the oped sea The already one of the heroic epic* In the Royel Nevy records, had run *aiouud In lha river wounded aboard. Managing to work her way free, and minus a river pilot, the dmrllipti daring UO-mll# run down shoal-Mled water* under fire. She made it In sboul teven hours. her apectacular ship, lit exploit with dead and mnk off on her ( In I# run I Iona I > iK h ■ t * A IWIMMINO CHAMP M M tHP, Waller franco (lop, le ft), father of Shir­ ley May franco, 17, the Somerset, Mns*., girl who hopes to swim the English Channel, walks with her to Dover, England, beach to Jain In a practice workout. At right Is Harry Hnudakin, her coach. At bottom, franco nones bla daughter In llio Dover Urcnkwater. (International) V lllfIN n the Im ivre In Paris, dur­ ing her Kurniipon lour. Bolwr Bbnpp, tha “M u* Anicrlcn of lOfB'* from Hopkln*. Minn,, stops to etudy Ihn ■tatties of Ilia rlnsslc Vent)*, whom figure measurements have dictated th* decisions nf heauly experts l«r Btsny reunifies, That Urn judges who awarded hci tha pulehfltuds tttl# used Venus as ihofroejtiei'lnn. la not overlooked by (he American beauty as she carefully studies the work of art. (International) PHIMPPINI PRI I I DINT Elpldlo Qulrlno (rt«ht). visiting New York City, la shown outside HI. Patrick'* Calhtdral with frond# Cardinal Spellman (center) and Governor Thomas E Dewey (left) alter turn lilng privately with the Cardinal. In a statement In the press, Qulrlno said he was re­ turning home neither empty-heaglod nor empty-hunded. (foiernollonal) IIV IIID COMPtrritY by a typhoon named "Olorl* Okinawa,” the guest house nf the Rytikus Islands Headquarters Command Is now nothing but a pile of rubble following "Gloria1*" sudden visit. Several deaths wore reported and many were injured on the Wend base by the (ury ot the wind More than half of the U. S. M ili­ tary Establishment building* were destroyed. <U. S. Army Rndiopholo from International Soundptmto) * » AU PIVI nf these attractive semiDualists In the “Miss Washington” beauty rontril, Washington, n. C , should “win In a hreere” when the big day enme*. Cooling off at the National Airport with the aid of • little “prop weth” from on* of the airliners, the girls (I. to r.) are: Betsy Gregg, Tarry Epperson, Pa­ tricia Everly, Diane Jscobe, and Beverly Richardson. (International) A m p PMMMMT TRUMAN had nominated him to become A m y Chief of r ■taff. den. J. Lawton Collin* (right) confers In Washington with Gen. ’ Day (laft), whom he eucceeda, and Qordon Oray. Andy, n. Bradley was namad for tha nation's blghast military airman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, <International Jijundphoto) ‘ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ program, O m it* Foreign Bala! it the Vrooeh A - ; « s i — ■ M* * 'M, behind the Iron Curtail. The daughter of famed author U s TM- , ja a ffifta g a w g i; » » » - * ru* k ?>a mam * in n «w York pit#!, the Count#*# Alexandra ToU (toy, president of the Tolstoy fo u n detlon, working for Russian dis­ placed parsons. pen* ars appeal to President Truman fur admission of 1 mot# person* a skin g freedom from mom . ’> *nL • •;f kr.U! ij . ^ ■ H �Y c* to U n ity T h c r f b Strength - THE W K A T H E B T# protect the Paaee of the World: T# Promote »M Progress of A m *rt» To Predate Prosperity for Sanford SThu ^ a n fo r it • VO LU M E X X X I It Mundt Accuses Gen. Vaughan O f ‘Finagling’ fi 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 It m t lft > Associated Press Leased W ire S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , W E D N E S D A Y A U G U S T 17. l!UH EaUbUahed 1908 Oinerallr (iir through ThurO* d.ir norpt |m,,|hG a thunder* *ho»r.r in thi slier mums. Gentle) snnlbrH, aitifl4, Ni>. 257. UJNL H e a r s P la n T o U p L iv in g S t a n d a rd s City Recreation Skating Party Indictment For Per­ jury Is Asked For Maragon As Sugar Rationing Probed i S P '- f f t . i r K im jv S a y s "V ttu ; 1 ’ , M"il*ttion til » H IH WASHINGTON. Aug. 17-,/J't — Senator Mundt (R-SD) today denounced Maj. General Harfy H. ^g. Vaughan ai a "finagling baigain or" who applied "pieuuie. ftitimimidation. bluff and bluster" in an attempt to get a government work­ er to violate the law. Mundt'i bitter ciilitiim of Vaughan. Preiident Truman's mil itary aide, drew a iharp reprimand from Senator Hoey (D-NC), rbatr man of the Senate'* Special In. veitigatiom Subcommittee. Hoey laid that if Mundt bad made *uch remark* at a coin! Inal, the rate would be thrown out ol court. But Mundt demanded that hi* remark* tlay In the record. The tharp exchange between 1 Mundt and Hoey at the five per- 1 center inquiry came after lliete other development*: ^ I. Senator McCarthy (R-Wi») •demanded that John Maragon, key figure in the inveitigation, he in dieted for perjury. r* ‘ » ft I . Milton K. Holland, a Mil - . ’<*■ *2 waukee tnturame man. leitifieil he paid ) 1,1100 to Maragon tor • iit ii I St IIIIHi John Kdwi.rd Juliet nil.) loui.te MrAlexander ore shown m to rtfgl M' ttying to ge a uigar rationing SHimling 111 tin* rein. foreground giving nn exhibition In fancy roller skating at il.e H 1*1 , I, o ratim i in-lructur, Ituildy 'Y itgr, * >I* <•" parly given by the City Iter rent inn Department last Wedne .day •uipeniinn order lifted again" the Klnlae Itrutmi, Mil..ley Oglcahyi. M l-i 1 ........ i*v (.»! Ht the roller rink on the Inxc/rnnl. Viewing the ukatlng Irfl In Allied Molane* Company of Prith yard. Hubby >1.:N’ut\ i.lyiile H. JN1" '■ ' light front n.w nre: Gloria Co ih, Ann Dunn, She)* Moore, .Iran Amboy. N J.. in 1946. Moltrr. Walter Rmilh. Brit* Valijf 1' i,ray .b'lin Hti"*l, *'ninl Hem I, Dixie Heard mid Toni Kns-i I* 3. Herbert C. Hathom. a form«r Agric ulture Department emplove leatified that Vaughan war a little rough" on him in trying In gel him to grant an allocation ol *U|ar In the New Jeney firm m 19%. By CHARLES MOLONY 4. The commillee got teitimony WASHINGTON, Aug. 17 (Ip)— A forecast of further moderate that Maragon. in tiying to get a Incruiet in consliuctirn woik in the near future cama from tha Federal auger ration for ih* tama firm. (ilrrv* r fr r r t f? if ; LV * ~ /Jf rtpertame# hlmfllf > < a Whla KLvvaiita Club- N^mefc P ^ A ve Br'ird today. Became conilriiclion n one of the main bulwark* of htitinet* v w .il v T i-iiffit Committee T o Pro­ Hou*e liatton man’ whan he went srlis iy and employnrnt, tl.i* furnished tome hacking for a prediction to the Agriculture Department. V u > l . t i t o n , fly M in i mote The Project 1• ■m It ills I d o e s n ’t r ' ■P o v e r t y 1 U 1 -i • > l N V., Aug. 1 7 (,!') II'- v , i 1. latl-grow* ,11* lu>t<" 1ll'",, 1:>" |.1 doom it to Rrvr-rl. I'rotcst T o Appropi'titions P;m ‘ ;m | ||a lo dsn 1ft • >f living, la* P m - . , p i , A u .1 i n - t not R e t oMr.tr! t r , | (rilt'l e■ O', it. 1 A King daL i i n n i m t > 11 V o ic e By L e k i s I -i f I t r ' cUltll >' 1,1 1.. .,, 1 . • . " tinJ and TALl.AHASM I , Ana 1/ M'1’1 1 ilivrl"|. 1 ■.1 1.1*1, ..'<1 materia!*" WASHINGTON, Aug 17 (/!’ ) Set rcijiv ol St tic Acheron — The Honda I rgitlaluie >. ,11 be |In 1' 1' Mlj 1,1 i> (inlaid* every* i ! w.rtiif.| rt.r Wr.te.it German* today held ilricllv to the iol> of h mini J ’ rganut d«.«iM4 d.p lirrdumt per- new lave* when it collie* bail I .. ,,.t. .' d’ * .prning of n.lllrd i I.p.ii I., ll.p Write,,, oc a tpertal *e»>ion Srpt / ... - i*..tdic ConGovrrnoi W rrifu t.lu. I . . I ... tlip.lli'M i n.ri. l|,. ' nation and .(Minded .l.r warning noUllted »Uch .lilfiil.iiit. h* I .r . imii 11 ..I...... t r -. *. |i hung* i m.Ipipm. p .i . ipinr.it all rlouht* a* ,rtl i-tl*, In It*.I I.* I , *g- I,» . .'..I..l* f r..iit 50 . -Inimns m Wetirrn »ent out hi> l>...... I . .11 t.. d.p I mi ... i. I* haded (hr ie*ult* laton ! 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I ■ it, ,n in lenitive up anything *1.* ho .o .idn ...... „l llw i if mm in people "* ,nc. n‘,l leu* of 1 he f imermu - 11,1 <h , *. will m i »'*114 fiifiy welt he re* Tli. 1 I, I, I ■ i|w 11 « id ivrd i Mrtl. 'lull they will ir»n|i mdc* ih* Icy.I il'O' mdc I t , ' 'ii l unging oil w,ui." t heie freedoms pinville* mill, lent irirn n r I . in'rl lire e ■, 1 • MD|j h i, *oik i. ♦•I • they in *1 p rivile g e d ,r ,i,i old want ,*. In, ir«.| •p the jlr ttin jir tio fi o f the need* ol ih* H d* H" linlin,1 i, ion tic ,t d, esms tieeiloo, I in|t fO itiilllrl % X x,*1 filate aiqiiopii.iluai ■ I"' ...... ..... in i. A*U. *« miMthinemtily ey- tdiooU. tlu m iuul' c •' io d-i I ■ i dcinaud t i , in i ciuincr to pi es**i ,i ("iii ,«*M tit fttvdrm K the learning, the lm,lll< 'll'* wrll.iir to ceju ii o r •«( th i1 new Wet tie r* rtUiea which *i nine ot man *• i iiMir ni Mn« ffiuttutl for programs ol die s, u* i, ice ypened rbe legislature adruiini-l it Knro|* •i rt'imdaul hills "I* 1 regular lucnnltd ir ■ 1 > n .tune I'h. i oH. I St,*tr•>. h, said, he.u,,l " ' t*, glimpsed the lle\r "o would tie a constiiic- niter aiithoTlsiriK " • ai'cm „ • | |>i,' 1 1n t h tltlig sump of aid (nitt iictiuns of M u govetn I tlvr '*i in the iiitcgration of a «i.... . ! buch*brcuklng tIll'll pear, 'id, freedom loving Gar- msnt to i|itud u lie n ,! 12 hh lubtii ■ t.< nuiclttnos. They 1main into the community of 009,000 from the g iiui.d fu" ' are f o imil'itini! Mtt- goal* of a during the nett two v'aic 1We. 'em Lurope. tituliiid if living, mu^t* l But It tailed to pac "I V t i y ’ f I*. »t,, .- lo sti ui for Miulr child* I I he Secretary emphaslted any such Invitation to the Gemitna bills to Hiake o|> tbr IMi.iJOO.llO1' j n life that contains some must r«n»» frcmi the European iMlitTAltu illfftin iit* Hulvvpfn Its *, w*■o-fl iiicasure/and iirmnlse. gos-rnmvnts Ihemselvea that he t apiiropriatlon*. and the IMmiiii' o ,f ns ahmild uuder-rata Ip it...me ft 'i" i'" 1 I would not presume to advise Unn anticclpateil i , f this great popular to, ,"g Mm them to Issue such nn IqvltAlion ■cnl tax stutters .... t, one "f M,c malar liiemilHIU colei they wnnlril lo. i 11,lit <*»ntuiv" try B rm ta ry of Labor Tobin th a t*--------------------------------------------------fsollle llienda'ls of III* I , ,;t Meanwhile II will disclosed Mini to. III, i'll t lo , ,* at e doieus cinphyrnenl will go up by l.oon.-' ....... B ,,lckll|, |ir|v .tr h..u, It WASHINGTONrAtig. 17.— (/D I S. AmluiSKitilai Ainu Kuk tat,lie most ice,ulv A ll \M.\ A proposal that civic gioup* Aim 17. I l»t i, iiuiitli.'s to i,use living Spral,', I'env I Mm, as — A former Agriculture Depart­ I *1 ,he,| I'reitllri Stalin to apee.l " " rp"f nf ,[hJ \ y « r: Xml!! recently lo a variety of fa, Miirih > I, o ■It I . l.i.r been pliierl o llnll on A mi l Hill, pr*lti'sln II idy.Hiiteil fopemog Mo unite in a cam paign In finance made tin* prediction at the Wlilte torn. Including: ment employe lettified today that ,. in, i i . * 11,tlu Use " f 11■inn, eneigy l> > • i wIt*, I <lill\ , .1*,, i, and b u ild a J5S.000 civic and House yesterday. i-ainsl jamming of the Voice of ,1 A |.|ooprl,,'i',m I "A .mall decline In Interest iel bell,i ■ ■ *>f i lie .sun'* Tin Reserve Board. In s uuldl- rates ge n erally," anti— "perhan oilll* I 1 11 ,c >il",i ,,, .iii i ' l l " i I Mu M l ...... I tmerlcH radio looadcnatn youth recreation center in hurt aiioii" > to ud Uthvii 0,1 It ,1 .■ntion noted contract construction , , l..t„! I„'f, ccrelarv Ache .oil *atd that ol, lone" liu portnnt"— availnlulu. I I. V i V ,i. ' more iinimrlnnl" the nv, U’.il, Ihr M ellon Park between the swim­ was it ovidlng Jnhs for more than * feil, r(l| flin,U to ,mv ot lo t" (Ml I , lieu mater,.Mi ■ luogriii,, ■hen K ll k railed on the Si,vi. > nun A,o,l t* o.iilauea rin t 'M * M ill ming pool and the tennis court j .non.mu ''"'bers at mid-year. • frill|| in.tiiuHrma which f„ \V 11 el,'i ,11 f > i» h , ler Mondnv night, ,1 aclunlk It loan I,. I, II XL .1 ,| ■ i* a courtesy visit and wa* • 41'HI put ,1 tog 'I' 1'■ t.v, t while activity declined rd lip." thus providing them fun I was made hy M in a n Harm an rif 1 il M , any such plan ■mto, > iMV I I l ooted almost entirely to all e* ' (IV Radio S tation W T R R at the Ki- siih-l ml',illy at the nallon’i far- for use In new lending. torie- mill mine. In the spring and niK*(il'l i . ......... i,11nl -srept j , l. luge of court csii hetwi'i'll I In t(if h gutar -css,",. wain* C lub meeting today. M i. early summer, the hoard report Availability of new bruise ♦ ’D D R .»• 1hh|r I'*,I *i in 1.i sdv or ■ Anierlrnn ambassador and \ It lit'llgi, ll",'1t"g tl," ‘D»»9M* (’t J somewhat lower Puces, 1 tin Russian premier Seminole County la the only Hannan wa» introduced hy the slmwul, construction was scoring | Vfinioi i H-epUsI h mow than seasonal rise from Its i , ' *” construction of .m alic .1 hi id fit Id However, lie added, Kirk did (id ♦KXitimi, it county In the United State* In Rev. J. E. M cK in ley. Itm umier Irvet*. homes, and Improvement In "Ih. Des ih 'I II'* |, * I , dlr| ,l,r oo'ollon to Stalin two points cui f Id i v ", III, 1<‘g, ,lutu< In rv which 10 acre* of land l» conA t the m g g e itio n o f K arlyle Aimos, am in,l •f I.D Tint was one factor credited by i (lu*lliv of design, equipment «n ( |( ,. .I'll 1 l . n 1 . , ,jv riling I really at Issue in Soviet A men ...... aldered large enough for a family H o u ih o ld e r. the club voted to i fi1if t rtt tun: i■i r*i.c1111■ fit I*I T ll"- Vuclil ( ltd, t'tdihng on the type farm on wnfIch a Farm contact other civic ctnbr to p ro ­ (hr foinmerce Department w ith :w , S ? , ! ’ '*! m'ist areas Cllonnd'lle hr, 1,, |, rd I'each |i an relations.T I, e s e, Achrson strihifi'ry nr 1,111If ,l>,. Ifl.l I cushiomog the decline In the total • The fact that many familn : said, are the Russian jamming tit', mil In ben,g , >(on,cd In prei-oan cr can he made, Ownership Loan fr*r Str»rl win. I, h*. novel l>»lped all set with plans to huy ami ho |•iir» »tl?v will Ii#* |i HuallMMsa On !■««. Sin 4 ' ' ti'Mt for ttec l'\ ,'ivi, urguntnga , Mvtngaton, Orlando, mote the program . M r. Harman out put «f good* and servlcaa— the Georgp fnikp I tin,mi, >h* ,1'crl <|| ,io oper Mv irit Iiii|ifi$* stercil hv relatively high level : Ittu li. ,1.1,1 I |»« ■i, City MoiciKi't Clifford auptrvlaor of tha Farntari Horn# was appointed hy Vice President "gro« national product"—during comes and savings fur the nail. up* 1 \| | d i in announ cl tlu- morning, II. G " dmg n,oio .i, pin .oi.o* picpited M ux Frederick Bleck JlllirM'lllM'Dl 1 (M f Ii* .^Administration. told a group of R alph A. Sm ith a* chairm an o l the ■». oii.l quarter of 194B. kdm M *II W (191 I'M imtrfr ii •hr s\ (", 1M 'lengthen the louuduttoni, 16 Wgrowars yesterday at the first the K iw a n it com m ittee to con­ ......... ...put was at an annual I ' 1'JIW - f W “t i ? '’ u veT " , ■In rinergrmv .ii'aeiv to ••y In I I IfI ItlillM' to I'liltMl , cpenl '» ,; in u ptloa have hicn placed under annual treating of tha Farm tute of J'Jbft,100,000,000 In tha1 MC' aae-,1price*.'" * 'h h “ " .>(» her hlr „ t* r DM.Ini'ltlDflN rtk f -t me, 'lo t 1 •>„ lottlding by City workmen Ownership borrower* of the FHA tact the other g iou p* w ith the und suarter, down 2,4 per cent', Among observations if ,m(fnofX fin T — * ( • ■ 1’rlv.ilr funrr.il will be on eon idea o f setting up a prom otion from Max Frederick llhck, 11. died t K, directum ol Sid RiChard. at tha Futura Farmer Building. t Icsiorrm. Hurr.fl will hr in I hi l . ^ In tha board r c ^ r t thi . morning at h:IO \. M. at an itihor work on Mu building tn"Forty or more acraa are re­ committee w ith two m em b tr* from down h.t per cent from the peak. « c 0B, tnieMoil e0fcls x x x havr | Crmr,riy B e n e fit d'ld. . repair 'f v tttd'iw sills and Orlando houpltn! following a :.hnrt L i t i i i f l P l a n quired elaiwher# a* tha baala of each club. r* r ! : v ' '"1'nmmxre*” *D in x itm in t, decHtted In recent months (hull Hugh D l.rit 'UI rile ‘J r -c a r 'lines;.. He was horn In DcLand Imck porch an FH A loan," said Mr. Llving( i i i m e F n r B l i m l •>Imtldlttg of the T he Commerce DaiiariRient considering the exceptionally high DescrtbtnK the propnstd etvic blam'd , , , . ...... — .Id driver f M'" cat wlileli hit •fun I, t0O8 im! ha i Mvtrl in Han ■tOR, I"'," new screen will be added. » cutback In bus ruimeis in- , levels reached last year, changes ;y(. , ,, ......... held with center a* a hultding in which civic Iniil fqp the pant nine year*. Mr A total of -It ptrton* attended 1to- building will h, ic.painted venter ir* for the decline since that M, • of Mu I , t-il. I on n .'Ii i' g* ,.f minder Dic k was a chi pi rttrr by trade the meeting. Including aix Farm club* could meet In leisure, nride cutho-k narrowed the market for ao far have been moderate, urn! I n *11" outside, ou t * imlow trltn , 1 , d I., I’t, ,td, c r lift , xlav in most lints cosla during the fu *• and comfort, Mr. Harman aim. VI tint H F'dir'" t l»l**f l!*'»l>r|l .1,,,, Ownarihlp borrower*, member* "'d « » » a member of tlir Wood \ 1.1, . , i ,tt,'("t ttlc t,H,"l"llt ||;,IM, good* and lervlce*. ’ ll In: tppliml mi "i" ,nildc Tlie half of this year wete not mud' .(..•.lllIM no MIX III. stressed It* need a* a year around IN,* i*,*l Mi" >Ll->* ,11 go lo a men .,f the World and the f ’ar i ding will be iii-p,‘i*ed and the The Reserve Board bulletin ((•■Itausa n * I'x i* s in , info*« l (,, k ,d . „,t11 I * < tl lerreatlon centei for young people aiMiid J,,, y I itday •( 'l.at body t- I'enlei's Union. I and I I,ui -day eve„,"x l’<I,- •'c|. " "it sppiuach will he muaired, where they can dance and hold ° NOT TODAY ,M'ly l<> ,*, It He i» survived hy two ii* t* i, del" ' t bv f 1,1 f t,d and I , , lull | " I Mr. McKihhtu DOVER, Eng., Aug. 17— yp)— parties. tira v itt, I,a le ,I "ii (toll •• re c o iili x!M * ,9' of Sanford and it*l In ii fd •„ aid to tlie Id,ltd, l,e , t M English ba, begun the Shlrlov May Franca will not at* He exhibited tentative plant for (o> 23 iiii'v , ,ii- i iH f f ir vm lnHoni. MM. .1 II. IJuBiey n f .iNi'kionville, •lk d I'epailitlg Ho- , ,m| oil til* -Hld tempt to awlm the English Chan­ the building a* drawn up by Elton a i* o ff duty and d ilv lo g lit* own hihI I wb brothum: (jrargr W • ,ty Garage. W 'i l.tvineslon outlined how t nel tonight, her manager announc­ J. Moughton, architect, with the ,*r when h« xtriick M t** M itrh e ll, Work Is continuing on repair of "t xml Paul A. Hlrck I due- am spent by the local ed today. M IA M I, Aug. 10. — A North assistance of P. A. (llngles. Shown l><i |ri(]. Funeral serviefa will M r*. Ellen V. Bridges, 7(1, diet I ’at (I the h ii H i o i '* ,le«t|i, lie I,ml tdmvnlk* , ai, requested, hy - restShe had planntd lo plunge Into was a building >12 feet long and Miami man killed hia estranged after n lingering lllnea* at 12:»6 lit'.,i free in th.Will Iiom iI o, i a be conducted by Dr K. 1) Hrown- ilnli the -tale oigaut/atton and: , , '■' ll^ " adjacent to the phannel at Cap Qrl* Nea, 04 feet wide with wide porches at wife ami then committed eutclde A. M. today at the home of her i-hirgo „ f iin p ii'ln n of m i„ - ee at U:30 A. M, Intcruient will I inn- International Smite of the ! V , ' "I*1 local i initiihlllions arc made to , ' J, ,l1' igni after ha learned ahe InFrance, sometime around mid­ the front and rear. It would In­ tonight be In Hinford. ■on, W. I. Bridges on South Rear diughter. Hu: City Chatter, Mr. McKIbbln Ih Rid rues, Sal vat... Vrmy, i night, i but unfavorable weather clude an auditorium of 40 by 64 tended gotong through with a di* dal) Avenue. j r a a i I, I \ call cnni|i»ny o ffic ia l i%Jd poiuiL'd out, requites survey* uf ctt|i|il>,l nMblrt'i's home, fm Mie three weeke f ___ ego. condition* earned reconi Idarat Ion. feet with a seating capacity of vorcr suit filed Born M ar 10, 1873 In M idixon, (irsvltt had w hat lie called a good I'ditloti uf sidewalk*. The City . 1 I1I $M **80N IM I'ltO V R H .fiim'ii Its-ciidl League and tor t North Miami Pollca C h lif Karl more than 400. and having a cell­ <tfnat1aaa4 On Paaa )N I A slidht' Improvement In the tccl' n'hool football tiophv. I," ' mums;,Ion passed , resolution in Identified the d«ed aa Fla. Mrs. Bridges had lived in ing 17 and a half feet nigh, I t Engel f* BUILDING PERMIT condition of Biiujv Ernest Thump, v, ail'd '-g ir d lo getting siilevnlk* reBdnford for 80 years. Another non. Charles Edward Ltppy, 61, tra il­ II.-Ml ItMIIKO Mre. A. E. Mallem hag obtained would be acoustically treated for son. wltn waa sarlmisly In lured In Hie I.ion- -oftluill team a ill t'"l"'d. and ii few months ago ran er salesman, and Betty Ltppy, 40, J, R. Bridge* of Lake Monroe, flans are proceeding on Hi» a cltv building permit to erect a batter hearing. *11 automobile accident Saturday survival. Also two daughter*. Mrs real estate dealer. ' ", advertisement in The lirrald, I'tth Rodeo project which Is ,•»• night, wis today noted at Fer- play a grout, flout Stela,ill I'lllve, concrete block home on Eleventh Two balconies, one on each end Engel said Mr*. Ltppy waa ahot Mary E. Mitchell and Mrs. J. C |y I",light at Hdltl o'clock at the ( 'questing owners p, make these Street end Park Avanua at a coat of the building would provide ade­ through tha chest and died In I'filcd to attract more than him I'rtdav I'tu itr*. Notices were given to Johnson of Sanford) four sister-, .hi'dreri to the event which wtll m d^ ;"“ hton Memorial Husnltal l.akrlimd Softball f a il of 111,000. F. O. Rnbertann la con­ quate space for committee meet­ north Dade hoapltel. Her .husband Mr*. Clarkay Warren, Hanford: ',’’,n S'?,".1* ■*«!. however, on ,uyl,t the I "'ll- will he totted ' '""f " f i’olice Hoy t, Williams h* held at I ake That lit, Oviedo, in tractor. ing rooms, and rooms for ping died with a bullat in hie brain. the critic 1 Unt, according to fl. T. Mgxin-t » national Guard team f 'hose who failed to comply, and Mra. Dalay Futch, M erritt Island: Ralnh L. Pelara waa granted a pong and other recreational actlWhen Mrs. Llppy filed for di­ Mr*. Alina Griffin of South C*r» Au,t. 27, said D. K. lianas this uainea, ospltal superintendent. ""is were given mi days tn morning. permit to build a concrete block vltlei. vorce, the court Issued a restrain­ Ill'll AN fll'K ARM »i'h« tha repairs. George Stine lias revealed that residence end garage In the Bel In the auditorium would ba a ing order to keep her husband llnaj and Misa Annie Jone* of f’li \GUE, Vu|f. 17 f/l’ l llieak . . . J B « H 0 VOTFHS I atltite to rttpali dangerous A ir aubdlviilon, facing Jeffenon stage for speakers, dance bands from the bouse. It wee there that Titusville) two brothers, R ahcit,!,, will furnish enough cracker A ,l«- 1 7 -O T i— ,ng a two iiionth silence, Roman • ideualk crack* or displacement* and John Jonea, both of Titusville; <,,nl«s for the fishing so Mtal each Tb St. , and entertainment. Rooms would tha shooing took place, The start of » statewide drive lo Catholic Aichbisltup Josef lima,, hv Ires rout* mean* that the City 16 grandchildren and three great ghtj will have one, said M i. Gau«a. • Irving Fleischer recalved a per* include a concession room, office, Both had bean married *•« » 260,001) Florida „f Prague today accused the C/e i'll tlu Hie repair job and charge grandohlldren. Hill Jones will supply worm* fur ' • RJ * t; r ” m lt to rebuild Jala home on Plumo­ Slat (Ceittaeea Oa negroes ftp Iks 1060 May prlm- chuduvak governnienl of Intpiu tli" cost to the owners, said Mr, se Drive, which had bean damaged Funeral services will be held ai f,*Rmnounead today, ,ng si'd isiilatlng him In Ida palate McKIbbln. Erickson Funeral Home at 3:ill) Horn Ilian Mm cups of Ice cream bv fire. Estimated coat of tha re­ 17411 CACHE FOUND i " . i S ook» <>f Clearwater, Imre in vhdatlon of constitutional Resident* who have tldewalka building la 112,000. LOUISVILLE, Ky.. Aug. 1 7 P, M. tomorrow with tha Rev. W i will b* donated fur the event bv president f the State Progreselve that need repeli are advised to UPh-Pollca dug deeper today Into Mea*. B> Brooks, Jr. officiating. Intel the Polar Bear, 106 North I'eik Voters L« Igue of Florida, called rights, The Catholic primate charged telephone Mr. MeKlhhli, at 12114, the record of an FBI-labeled no­ mint will follow In Evargreen Atrtnue. a meeting o f Florida negro lead- fm (her Mint the government had and ha will give estimates as to FUNDS rOH BABB torious public enemy charged here Gemetery. ere for Ua irday In Orlando to get illegally soiled his corislatory (ad- cost CITRUB PHICL m 17— UP) with the murder of a patrolman, WASHINGTON, Aug. 17— tAP) JACKSONVILLE, Aug. A the drive mdsr way. ,11inull,,live office) and confiscat­ LAKELAND, Aug. 17—f/P)— B10H LOW after they cama up with a I7JH6 —The Hnuee Appropriations Com­ RATE INCREASE ‘ ~ Td* Htata CR ed the funds „f his I’rague diocese. Ta m p a " l u i 17 u p \ T il#1Minrheri of the Florid* 66 U mittee yesterday approved funds cache. Asheville hot f o l i o i G r o w e r * Association will ask 74 u Mrs. June Blrcham, 86, wife of for a long range guided mlaatla Breal(bant of th ., P , s L » Atlantic City Conn- Aug. 17— KILLED IN CRAHI1 J *!.*: I * ulnlmum of $2 a box on the tree Thursday 60 7ft the accused slayer-bank robber, proving ground to be built pt E ^ C o m -i* . r ' ol? ot ' I for their early oranges this season. JA9— Yala tclenUata expressed l>cVERO BEACH, Aug. 17—t/lt— 11:00 A. M. Continue doubles IM 0ft last night led offieen to a farm Banana River, Fin. ^Chicago llef today that g largo number * i Tb* minimum for grapefruit will Mis. Daisy Church, 66, was killed 70 hkdeway and tha money—after The committee rei ________ tl Mbit Moines ■#« overloaded f«-1 ^e* $l.bO a boa and for tangerines of cases (Ugnoasd as pollomye- m a cat-truck crash at thy Juno* play of Junior Tettitl* Touinsmant Sponsored by the Business and 90 7S telling of n set-tea of holdups In $6400.000 to start tha project In mlitlea ut a bid for a rate boost, -g t |)0S, Kansas City Itl* mav etuaily bs attributable tlon of Hoad HU and Highway 16— i'rufcsalonal Women’s Club. N vcrtl ititAi* 71 90 Nashville addition It approved the transfer • w a g in g 16.1 par cent. The prealjheie prices ware aat at a meet- to a new a d apparently nun-crip­ XI miles west of here early today. ii:30 A. M. Lake Front Ball Park 97 74 OUahomi Offleera said the former Tenn­ Of $7400,000 to tha project from ueat, Carl D, Brorsln of Tampa,, m . „ t tn<e association yesterday. pling virus Mr*. Lulu Jenkins, GO, wus cri­ -"Baseball game between Yowall'a 10ft 64 essee farm girl told them the funds previously given Urn Air Waa Um only witness heard at the Thi group number! many of Flo ri­ Existence o f the virus, first 69 was part of tha •ft ll, Indapandcnt indej indent * ' gi growers. reported bt . the New. York aUte tically Injured) Mra. Doris Jen- "kittle Giants" and "Johnson's j Force, of the public (U’i small, kin*, 25, waa seriously hurt and Fireball*" fyoru Dol.and. M n ,7 by the Btate Tha aaaoclatiou reelected Ita department o f W ith , waa eon- her rieodn son Danny, five, waa slightly 3:00 f t M. Swimming activities n 9 Utilities Com- pr«ild«nt, Joseph Couch of a *a f flrmed by the Yale reaearcher* at the Oviedo pool. after a yoai $ itudy. hurt. wrtrr, and all other officers. u * OMNO on O C W •N Harman Proposes Moderate Construction Increase Murder Charges $58,000 Building Is Predicted By Federal Reserve \ lodged Against Mitchell Slayer For Civic Groups Seminole County Is jOnlyCountyllaving 10 Acre Loan Right <itv Pushing Work On Yacht Club For < ivic Club Center B I Dies In Orlando Mini Kills Wife Who Mrs. Ellen Kridffen Sues For Divorce Died Thin Mortiinu THE WEATHER Recreation Schedule a) ' > & iA k L a ,;w ,;;. j -r*7 " " . i l — lifijrU t k i'h . 1.11, ft �■ W lU t iiD A t AUGUST 17; ltf4t Mm i M U M fiM ttIM ill! Is MH • Iftll k m u r M IIm floanoii dma« (DanaiirTiba bai Carrier ________— „ Maath .............. . H New York Contest ‘life Sanford Herald , THEWORD) TODAY W ASHINGTO N JOYRIDE Sanford Forum by JAMES D. WHITS. The New York mayoralty race tht* fall, the flo a t noA l' Furvlgu News Analyst table of the year’ll election*, way be IntereiUng. Tm city . (For lirW Itt Mackanita.) strongly Democratic, and the P^>u**r bemocrafll Mayor William O’Dwyer, han finally decided to run again.jAgalliHt The parliamentary election* In him the Kcpublicamt huve chosen a ntrong Candida a, NewAmerican. Uritlih and French bold Morris, former president of the city council, tunning tlit* zone, of Western Germany conatiindependently for mayor four years ago, Morris pol rd 408- uite n rebirth of that m ilitarily 000 votes, only 23,000 less than the total received 1 r Judge ilefeuled and partially diimamber-1 Jonah J. Goldstein, candidate of the Republican and Liberal •<i Uml fur from despairing) nalion. parties, file election of the 402-member TI iIh year the Liberals plu» to support Monte, anil fiU c d parliament has resulted la O’Dwyer also will lose the 2M.0IM) votes he won in 1940 on u heavy defeat for Communism. the the American Labor ticket. Ihe American I,abet group • l liaa paved the way for a eonwill run It* own candidate tills year. Without theLalnr I ur , Kcrvatlv* government if tha m ore j |,urtie* of thu right form n coali­ ty support. O'Dwyoy four y «r s ago got only 27,0® more tion. Tlieae are tha partial that votes than the combination attained by Goldstein aiil Alor M ievu In fret* enterprlae aa oprls. This Is close enough to make the race in doubt, I iiuaed to aoclallatio nationalixation Generally shaking, it is better for a community fo have und puternallam. fhe new Germany I*. of course, eloMe flirhl between two good men than a runaway for one party. New Yorkers can be gratified at the development of at!)] deprived of the eastern porlion which ia occupied by Ituaaia. this year's campaign. _______________ There la na Indication aa to whan, Tha flanford H trald Sanford, Florida Dear Sir: Although belated, I would lika to taka this occaaion to personally tkaaa you for the part that you and your new* pa per played In ’a Cove tha Trtaaury'a Covered W a g e n v itit, and the Opprotunlty Bond Drive such a great success in Seminole County and In Florida. 1« waa a success because thu ••lea figures show It, and you /probably already knuw that Sumfnu'e County exceeded it* till,000 quota by 87.1% and that Fiori­ na want nv'er tha top by 28.7% to tie for 14th place In tbc nation, a licu iu surpassed by only 4 slates • a lt of tha MUslsaij.pl Rivet and none in tha Southeast. The credit for this fine achieve­ ment goaa to jmu who contributed of your time, effort, and tesuuces neure the Drive's success, and to ini I want .you to,know that it ii deeply appreciated. Florida's rec­ ord ia stroma.evidence of It finan­ cial strength, the willingness of tha people tu *ay«, and of tlie pub­ lic splrltedne** of community laadtrs who aided In thu promolion. Agalnr my thanks for your if ever, the Kuitlan lone may ha united to the weitern itate. Gone from the Hutch alau are all lta former holding* east of the Oder TO D AY’h l! lH L K ~ V K If t |~ new und western Nets no river*, Which, n u g l'flc OiU|«||| HllKl'lltt Stefan, ha at we/ ------ a (n liave heen absorbed by Poland and W l t M prop I* way a u k * trou- life. There whs nothing much for him to look forwar Tito’s Yugoslavia. His wife wm dead and his aged mother Russia. hvi ,h«r *»> However, I believe wa are wlU excluded from con I act with lha bud died in u concentration camp. Ills relative* had done well I hopa that our program will rMNaiad. Ha palltat. Ttora lha here. A cousin, Kurl. wits u Republican congressman from nesalng the revival of Germany aa continue to merit your valuahl* wichad c*a»» from troubling, and Nebraska and his brother .Martin in Omaha was able to pay n power In continental Europa. 8he was the politlco-ecunomlc assistance,, and. that you will not lha waary^arc* jG real.—Job 8:17. hesitate to c ill on us If wa can keystone of Central Europe befora ills passage. aver be of help to you In any way. bne nirc think about Gcnaiat Within ii few weeks he wu* working at the Omaha Steel tbu late war. Hhe Idda fair to t o . , Very •Inceruly, W aill, he admit! he's good. Works anil what was left of Ihi* future looked bright enough so again, for the Germans are a Waller W. Jones dynamic people. lo Kugene Stefan, but he was la for a shocking surprise, The Deputy Director This prospect has, of course, Now that Margaret Mitchell ii Central Florida The sturdy American steelworkers, boiling with resentment been musing anxiety among the d u d , imaninr how you would fed ou .it the hiring of a foreigner, went on a strike. Stefan found nations which have suffered so ' it you had hern driving the cat TREA SU RE HUNTERS grievlousiy from German aggres­ himself the center of a iaL.r controversy In the classic Inml CLEARW ATER. TER. Aug. 17—tA*» which ran over her! sion. It is agreed among tha Alllaa if opportunity. — Pinellas county commlsslonart lliut the Reich must lie kepi m ili­ this morning deferred action on a Perhaps there were other, unruported Isauoa In the tarily ham-strung to prevent any There had hern a ihooling rsqusat for permission by two •crape at the Uunce home, the (trike, but if the facts are as they appear they represent it recurrence. Still, Allied stateamen amateur treasure hunters to dig in sheriff at Lyont. Kan. w ai notified very tortured concept of American democracy. They belle are taking eogniianee of the fact countv-ownad Philippa Park. the other day. When he arrived at America’s traditional promise as a haven for the opprensed, that the first World War waa Frank Munley und Arthur J . launched by the- autocracy over Bond of 8 t .' Petersburg have rcthe icenc he wai greeted by a icv- and if Kugene Stefan wonders whether he did well In leav­ which tlie Kaiser presided and © portad there ia iomu |8U,OOfl,OOt) ing a land of Communist unrest he cun scarcely be blamed. Hint World Wur II w h s decreed by en-year old. the rldeil of four chil in pirate gold In an Indian mourn) Hitler. Roth wars were tha pro­ dren whci'Vaid, "Daddy shot Grand In the park. duct of dictatorship. The Alllaa pa and Grandma and Mommy, and C. W. Goyder, head of the slechope that a new and democratic tronica laboratory at tha Univer­ now Daddy‘t dead, too". Jurl onr German government will haw to sity of Florida!1 tested their in­ big happy family I Americans should A liim u m n niiim ni know «**■*,, more --------Hlwut ---------- the male™ An*1' tlie ways of peace, and that tha strument* at the mound last wee): world, the KiM’kefeller Potiutlntlou thinks. That ia why it idtterness of muny Germans over stagnant, production la falling off I ?n<f reported the findings too InThe next Republican candidal* ' him given $88,000 to the American University of He!rut in their defeat will disappear. and tlie country ia going to pot.” definite to luattfy disturbing the An imlientlon of the trend la fot Prriideul may be General iyrla to create an Institute of Arabic Studies. This will ................................ ' mound, historically valoabla fui Whereupon, the father thought, j mour.a. n Dwight D. Eiienhower. America’) each the Arabic luiigiiage anil seek lo acquaint Kiiriipciiits seen In tin- move to make Germany Weil, my son's been tu college. I •*» relic*. ii member of the new 12-natlon Itjr KUHHKLL KAY chief military Iradrr during the ir .111(1 He is educated und understand* ' mil Americana civilization. grant will belt* m n r t n i l . i n with m m Arabic , ............ ............. The ....................... - • * . . . i . i . i . . . . h i muiirll <>f Europe which now la these things. Hu listens to the 1 cent war migbl have been llir He in pay fur tha publication in Knglitth of bonk* which will meeting in Hliushuurg. Thu o«lcoun nru There is an old atory about n ( |(JJ |lni] to enlarge hi* stand. 8 ° ^radio u n d re a d s th e n e w s p a p e r* a n d j hop the old man had fired, bought ri| Is a step towards the gt ublican candidate la il year if lit widen tin* VVeatern knowledge of the Near Kind. n,n W,1U bv"11 hy the slih' " f the nmny, t.lll)U,meM that lie t)e tHinlV might to know what a new stove and built up the biglU lf lU llli -1 _ I .1 Inn's! ,1)11*0 lllw 1I S!It I** u m » •. s A s* X S 1 ■ I gust ■* 1business - 1— l*“ area. lalss ad wanted ili«* job. So too tniglu In the Middle Age* the Arabic empire* of llagtlad ami in *tlie His SAM son ouliln'l take rare of them liv him he i. talking about." he have been tlir Democratic can hulf, so .he ,hired a man to nmk advanced in medicine anil science than ..•a., with member nation, even- g .............. . .... Ho the father imuieiilately began i who had never been to rollexr •pain were ^ u imore , .. .. .. .. .— ... ml a girl to Imp cars. Ihen lie ((J ,.,lrlul| jj,, |IB,| ordered a new ! Worked with him und helped build diijatf. if Democratic oppoiitinn Kurnpe. W o rd * Hitch u * "algebra", "alcohol” , " t a r i f f " am i "" v erasing geographical boon- M nut n ,U(| nuw*pu|inrs. Hut Imm V ood « .k no j l ' l w"“ . «*unler and some more utool. but up the buulness. to President Truman at that litm naiiy o th e r*, tlui'ivitrl from the A rab ic, *h n w I lie in flu en ce hub's amt other existing trarrierv, jr „ (|() mighty ......I hot dugs A time ugo, an lllneiaiit Iiapp uml making money. • |1|t {>n||ed up Gib supply houaa and * long - **•"“ something on lliu order of the q,, wu, friendly uml courtuuua cad be accepted ill face value. Bu Carpenter told tlie world that if till* O riim ttrl civllizution. rtien his son V.*!""' came horn* from >uon cumilled the older nul gave Ids customers good ser-1 .J"’’" n.-u , m -----— State*. "Aa a man tliinkltli, so hu Is". It than lha’, Grneial would not havi While the Near Ka*t hu* fallen behind the Went, It j* United Ht | | # .......... ,JUl u.,.......... uttructlve signs on I ‘ "lle'/v. I ruud of his growing bust- ,i„wn u« Ills bun und meat order. la as truu today us It was then. If '» I •< "> “ » " w ar-tlm# r ...... ,•1,., ...................... ........ the job if olfeird lo him on a til -still important to undemtuiid. The ri*e of the new *tutc of llriiiiin* in -.-........ »i«iv irood I *•'*» mid happy to Imvu ht< taiy ||c liied the cuuk ami the car hop M lnist-i. Winston ChurcHighway, lulling huw good . . : - said, • , "Hon, iI did ami phoned thu nuwspaper, tailing wa have faith and courage and do the man vcf platter. Since then, according Ii *racl and lta druggie with the Arab* of I'aluHtine, Syria 11 ’,1,',""'ia said V|1 t.. bu one nf the land- ||* hut (log* were. He put u mudu-tl' home, hill, ho,nt’' un ....... ' little them ........ ., "e ___ _good ...... to_ stop _ his advertising. sing. Ha our work thu bust wu know how. all this for n'...... yirtr, I f * a tu,n hit old friend HntutefiU Stylai and Egypt give* new evidence of the importance of know ing uxponanti uf German member|„ thu local nuwapupvr, lulling buainesa a u d it’s growing, I ’m tuk- |UOj, down hi* road If wo n r * cheaMul and frUndlv and give good meaeure, wo will B/idgai of New HsmMjMV.ih* may ing thi* area. Our State Department will probably lie quick ship in the council, and Intimates ^ Hamu atorv and run It «vury fng v6u In " * ■ P *rtn *r",m l when, standing on lhe highway invl prosper and he happy and bacaust expect him tu throw his groat d*y. He stood on the aide of the I retire It will be all your*. I people to sample hie hot dogs, kattn changed hi* mind- na would to welcome the new Institute. y personal lnfliiuncu behind the igad and cried tu passing mo­ (j'U lll •iallu .'t”*. -Uul..Mtur sauLj .Hales fall off over night. Do- we sro Mo; busy tu w orm bake a foimidablgvjhuiiHni* te di'l vu. Ht ill, troti'lx opposition la an buotU lit "Jlavu a Iml dog, qilster, lliiv e n f you heen llalenlng tu tm ptesikd. the old man becamb'iurhf, On the ether hand, It we permit licijiatud, eepeclally from the BrP th*v're delicious’ . Ami people radii*7 Don't you read the news- he whs discourteous, gave, poor ourselves to get all hopped up and _ tlo|i uml Frunclt governments, tanight. papers. There's big depression on. service and was su chlnchy with upset over aituutlons over which ; Tha Woman’. S i i r T m The reinnrknldu tiling about all m , Rttlu iiuslnuss grew llku a Thu European situation Is terrible, portions served that the few cus- we have no control, if wu build pamnee Union lay* baforn Con IldH. of cutirsu, is that Germany weed. Mine uml more people The domestic situation is wurse. turners he hud left began to com- up fears and prejudices and spend our time thinking of all the toi■dimdd In- ennsidned at all foe imuglit hlu hot dogs and because U n e m p lo y m e n t la growing by baps plain. tress a bill to ptohib|t M tHpapro ''iu u 'ru right, son," the old man 0,u.r, ‘ "".WY" T....... . — siicli ii position, a* well aa a plard they were pleased, told uthurs. Ho uml bounds. The state Is broke and from accepting llfpior sdvriliiilig puy its bills. Business Is gloomily, 'we certainly are bang rlbl# thing* that may happen, we Senate OOF Aid fo Chino I Measure Timed to Spotlight in lliu Mnisliull i'lan, In view u f! m. increaseil ld» bun amt meat or- n recognizing that a pioducl whirl can't ; cnuck in the middle of the worst «*u,lly ®" ,h« .* « liur transgrussluns. j #r_ HUH the business grew uni j • ---------------------------- — ij I ., usnurlenced" h“ve anticipated. For the CarSean Posing Cartoln Defeat 1 Divergent Policies on Asia it nol advrilisnl cannot be sold In any event, tlie new German Sptdtl to C tn tn l P in t Further, llie WCIU (ratifies to thr guvernnnint will, represent the AOHINOTON - Must Itepuhllcane aitmlt that tlie nrw 8*usle voice of the people lo an extent Ppttncy of newipaper advertising nevet before known in thu Reicht* (101* drive for up to 200 million dollaia In aid to t'liin* is Hy AHHG4 IA TKD I’RKHH Mr, pointing out that American ----- — - - ____________ doomed tu defent. but they view It from an astute political ingtr.As the signs rend lliu days uf au-j people spent W.HOO.OOO.UOO las lm r«ry uml dictatorship in Ger-j The drive, sponsored by Henetor William F. Kr.owland <III Cali­ land office w# n#K)eti ,)0|ng the things a la n ti o n ice u usinesi. u s i w » . He . . . wna_*o „ „ __ | year on wbitkey, wine and beer, muny are gnnu. I'ruxalanlxm,* ... ,,* w"l,ntmrs today sliu loved boat." fornia, 10 other Henate RepubUcana and Henainr Pal rich Mr Cmis n <AL— busy and inuktng so much money *' " w* negieci uuu.a ...... . ■fertunalely this liquor coniump ! which was su huuvily responsible * 7! J" , ™ l“r l , 11 tributes to thu (Dl, Nevada, waa launched on the eve of publication of Hit Htste JA CKSO NVILLE JOURNAl a new that hu didn't have time to think ?.re »“PP®»V1 d *” U” V'""'1 foe .mm ,.uu« ..ai.„. ihas . . . aufftred W Done The ------- With •• «I HT Wind" TW1(11 for past iiggresslun, produced 4,tM>0,000 cluunic or best 2.4r way . *Pr t *dlng fear and alarm. "x x x While there will be •firre- about t ’le European situation department’s W hile Roper on Chino. ---- The to avoid a* depiusslun •nd nttneka on reckless driving. utter enforce. — ..— ____ u death blow. ■ . ■ . .L I..., line uml cry fur belter enforce dsoltcs, and several hundred M waa timed to bring Into sharp focua thr divergent views of and talkliiK Margaret Mitchell's lone novel— , ment of traffic r»igulatlons, the thu domestic situation or employ- »n» iH'iuncrucy would seem to be tha administration and the Republican party on Id will imiuin ment. Hu hired the rook and car*1 10 t,u‘* thinking •nd psycbopajbic patients •bout on*. * 1 which sold 8,t*M),ooo copies—was | arriving In Germany, i nation uml the wor. far eastarn policy. ---------------------- --- ....ver, more effective in reduc called "great" by thu New O r­ ine loss of a great writer.” guch Republican leadera as Senator Kenneth H leans Timea-Ficayun# and “Im­ | liquor cuniumption than ban Wherry of Nabraaks, Styles Bridge* nr New mortal" by the Jacksonville Jour­ NAHHV1LI.E TEN N EH 8E A N — | liquor advertising would br Hampshire and Houee GOP leader Jue Maitln vt nal. "The cliaractars In her story x a x i prohibit its transportation on llw Maaaachuaetla long have felt that the old "klBut alongside thulaurels fur bulimy to the Immortals of th* WO*’*.railroads or trucking lines. part lean" foreign policy la "dead." tho Atlanta woman and her laiok world1* population that step off. They atilt ga along on soma European nttasurrs, ware bitter words fur law en- the printed page Into thu hearts Governor Warren has limited but Chinn la duo to bacoma a political him *, •j" forcernent ufflclals, They were In- of mankind, a x x I t ia safe to pre­ ground during tha IBM congressional campaigns. M r u U for a special session strictly fjsplrod by the report that ..................... the dict they w ill bu remembered und • NEW YORK. Aug. l 7 ( A V TK«a pioducts^ood f o r ^ M c time IH4I* I wsuei nwgi . . r . , ‘ Numerous Democrats ol McCarran'a srlmol of | ttvenu# bills. The rdurninit legisNEW YORK C IT Y , Aug. 17-M<*Hv«r who alruck Miss Mltchull talked about as long as Bwky —or a retio table famm.li tbarcol arc beginning lo worry soma folks. thought aro expected to bolster the Republicsa 0.000 h a i!te a l Week end caused her Hliaru or Mull Flanders or David <Special) Mora than 5.000,500 |'« « * * « ‘l -"«} ..r t N i may nol even consider re­ If goods last forever doesn’t it put a limit'on the market for re­ Y*»tarday record campaign. Coppurfleld,” I. fever and pollen asthma victims) vletlnsalfr,#^ ™ * y hail - a * rrc rd i —■ a l appropriations. They must • a s * previous traffic violations. placements1 Can some ol tha drop in retail tales, production schedules in the tlnllerf Htatcs can <>htal| p, or else. They will bt comA TLA NTA C O N B T IT U T IO N - •nd raw material demand ba traced lo the longer life consumers are • gPAKTAN B T tirF —Tha government and Ingreater relief this year than *vnfr Vh» editorials read. In part: j |o levy new taxes, no matter "Hhe was a vital, forthright per- ( tfTcatad congrceelonal committees studying the bufi.ru ns a result of the develop/ BALTIM ORE BUN~"Hum*how Icaatar Fatrlsh to imvaand lmv*.an<r *exri.m. uU, of 0, oli^ U11| producteT „ , UUUK, . ( not afraid afruld to « p r « » out munt of new ”dc*anaitialngM ennw Gina With Th* Wind’ puaaesicd a son. nol financing plight ol tha alrllnca have about dtcldtd ' much of our present lax mon McCarroa ona. Hhe had n /eellng fo r, a mav |,e f|n, lo own a necktie fine. I t ’s little hard on thu laimopinions the answer la removal of tha frills ftom flylsg. pounds, n survey of recant sclera j rare captivating quality. On* uxi going down the drain. It ma> drius. But than turn-about is fair , I#, as peupls, t her book raVaalad. s i x ' good for , n/,tlm e-fln# that la, tlfir studies showed today. , 1plawtlon for Its A good many slrllnaa already have Man tha light and havs int: bs that some deparlmsnts of Play. Sorua of., them have bscn * and rich#* came to her sud- (f vour wifa g$t q ,, Whereas only u few years a ‘ * * l LA s little woman who wrote duccd programs to make flying cheaper for the passenger and mere dunly and uMX*pactedTy yat cheeg* looking at U ucrosa the branhfart prettv h fril Cg bur shirts. mURgnl do need mote monsy, thu drugs available fur the rel profltaele *e» tha companloa. ' The pajama (Tinkers are worritd, i’d not ut all lira personajlty. h«r table every morning.But how *that lhara is some waste and of. snenae, sniffles, allergic M „ . . . ___ . . . . ■mailer pata, less galley apace providing plainer mrals, bagisga outlook nor her diraetlon." bout thehabardasher T Y ^ T -n W ifte u man hava atari*.! and bleary eyes suffered k l pol«l B IR M IN G H A M A G K -HEH Al.l) Ivagance in other boards, compartment iccaMlbla to tho pasaangcr thereby culling time *nd Even things that wont last a gashing ‘wytots dleeplng garments lunuala victims numbered o aly. A l —"xxx Her fame rest* upon 'Gone iua and commissions. Almost cxpsnte of padlng probably w ill be fecommended to all the alrllacs. NFW YORK T IM E S : "In her lifetime, aro lasting much longer g*f0r* catching th# 7:17 for town handful and wore prtscribad nr.W lu n iv ^* h millIonsa In u ! Sto. n. Pao.lv... )k „ „ even, ,atn I. to Indicatlna lha trend la Boalng’a introduction of a "skycoteh” M recognises ihst this is c * 1v alwu t one'doc to r *In f tv* S I W ith The Wind.’ x x » T im . will ii« th___ e a u...... — d— iv *— . tka. than «h*u . they v nusad Foo-1 a but eui iL_r that irrwe many ih «m v of »* them ,. pie don't turn In tlrelr auto# for i glvan up wearing anything 52 "rldasbkmtaa how ss.m as.st I. th .t V.tln'#. l y Z ! " will pi* don't turn In tW lr autos f o r , h. v. . u tB un-waaring anythin! version of ll«t da luxa fltratocruiaar. Yat ih* Legislature will not dCttomina how permanent 1 * that this country and abroad day there are about IB auah tion new one* aa quickly now na th e y . gjj |n b a a /T M pajama maker* say Additional seat apace ia provided by a row at triple seats snd fame. But the Civil War novel mourn, the Houlh and the nation la allowed lo .considai such ducts being prescribed by a on man's llfaii"’« uvu lo. o n o ^ ttoTrnsoit balovad, did 20 years .go, Ih l. rallntrw « placing Mats In tho gnUay area. Almut 100 peraona ran be carded. two doctoys In three, along w: ty. They must volt ad* ptoead-bar among the foremost nova tost w s S J T ^ ^ x d s in I And what alxrut tha pattyeoat »kln J a -n fliito lr shocking, H’a bad - ■t , f • many other drugs « M vneeli s f bat day." • Uias. or clsa. Well, if wa • 4)t71MNO V W T - A t * viati dl Philippine President Elfidlo always . providing both temporary rail ramambar when hla grandmother | Homa d^llnflcaa inahera hava h r— * I'back up lhara, it would t* tka United flUtca la IUmJf to havo feparcueslons In hta arkebl* Uteri and aeoaon-tong Immuhf' a - . wore mors paltycoata at on* lima v . „ will It be tack, n worryiag ‘ ocaui* many n r*hummlng right atiir, man or wo: ^ i V m ^ o p p i ^ n t T h a v a f c r p l y erltklaod him a ia atoog/ for •ralor The now. aymptoh-reliavl lh ‘ n new on«» Tieyat Mitchell is dead but drug*, olasslfled by tha madl the United sutaa. are atrei* prof asaIon an "anllhlateml M ha Is snubbed, It la not Ukolp la Increaao hU prestige. l ^ f l t h Tha Wind" will li« hatrwUlng angle now. Ther sing have bran evaluated by a. Whllo officiate hava aaaertad that arrangement* for hta trip vara in tha minds and Marti tnuuca lira wdl-heelkk!?! hod her •ayr-bo'content to ramaln, h t o i look at stipe, If wa'ra are ylng ring to indue clinical research with human made atx months ago, tha faat to th a i Qulrino himself asked to tome after] to belleva lha ads. lt'a theoretically Many who did not Jd houotoeIff M pall har old ret lento, On* of them, Trimcton, rate month. H t U llhaly to lw toYW aomo ombarrassing queeloha. ' ' to frlgarntor to tno secondhand, and r if e book hnva wan the movie. bean found so-affective that .Th* fltat* deportment la n « i ptoaldd a t tea Invitation to ORang huv s a t o t e a with all tha IntJ P I |that | Mi.a us* has bean ordered far r r n _______ one can_ dray Kal-ahak la confer on a Padflo pact without xoeping It Informtd of Brovod PMtwnr gadgets, like fullschool oyatom pupil* ai__ has done mora to tiplaln taflal h it pinny to do ao. in tSa ina morning, and asm tha width frfllltor units. Women In th* ^ •!luta.l “rf , , - « n d . w S tem ”' *' ,i gown In a m a a from hay fever and patten aa t,th # land. In rej quickdrying nylon Is ready . t o daa wwar Income bracket* could buy ( ith's particular point of Of M l patient* treated tew violators.;' to PBM1NINB VP—pn* of WflMltogWa currant rumen concern* - I whan eto g whan-aha gate*home Bt ntght. 'BoI from, ORB HERALD T R t*| n many hours of politkal the ftoto/9m m second-hand man, and Trimctad by doctors a too raeg to UD, report of growing sentiment ader. sha waahaa tto slip and n a * to tag tha SMI presidential n ' i to happy—cap*hrarod before and since ka. » I ‘ “!n "tto ‘ ' with the Altergy ClhUc of tha garator mailers. ton DtepManry. BO parawt of _ lioa ol hor kook. Tho b < Thi* oul-Matoaied history, and Scarlett Improyamaate hay fever suiisrers |g told of n Utlla oU Now O’H a S h a * boeotta totter known » the solution , th * thoorv la that th* cant of thora wlth — ------------ in •rroM tha nation t h a n General ) W sitting gnit% te • lifetime guarwhat the OOP need* to aslhmh and hive* wore fra# o f j the iterate and fa . Buainnamen find symptoms within aa haw of those par­ •nd M«. M l t o bein g S ^ J S S L ^ I t iW With g. Hatmakers may treatment. Harold to atoMsen, fortmt te talebehavior But what younger party metsbera. hatloaa fad, but haa support a* presidential Confusing1Twist WEDNEHIJAY, AUG. IT. 1849 Knowing The Arabs Too Late To Classify J r.EL5: m - r* ^ "iaho‘,,lT t*■....r J 2r MARCH OF IVENTS ' A .ni l u, , down lroad an “’ld l" l,lul "«!• thing Murjfarct Mitchell W aS £ ,S £ tf fjHisjkssbsa.«a “.as Relief For Asthma Victims Reported! In "AntihigtamlneE Products Which Last A Lifetime Have Their Good And Bad Points " "jT fZ V t'A u .s. I •JJSS & m m te & sS fc rsa-osss' With - W in a , ------- Bah tew S feIntoH B B tS fS few srtment thinks that wsstam •m al water ohortagM to M Wash* i-UNION - ” 0ar- laattottofou gh t but gnr- h ‘ calf,, but of i and roid, »«te have put thflr of rox.. to to K S u S m m I t a I If • lb oars or teat th a , Srttotwi • W ', ‘ *.4 ’■7* ’ - * 1 • # ■ ' a .4- r*-A>. f » \ ‘ a �% WEDNESDAY AUGUST 17,1949 THE S o cia l A n d Personal A ctivities Carlin Palm er Ray— Society tumor c f lOClQl PARE T H R E E S A N F O R D HEWAT, P ; SANFOW T) F L O R U M Hints To Housewives cool*. I* a ity mint Mae S ik e i Mrs. K. T. Chapman etui Mr*. . M r.. J. W. rayne of Mo,data. I hl™ ,n ,h" "'<,v,ie iml” *!,ry' W EDN ESD AY ~ visit her I ....M e U1"“1 * an «« actor, nay* .ays one. entertained with n 1n . Me*., haa arrived to viail Khenaet Court No. 62, Ladle*' L. M Swein . Mrs. A. W. Lee end Mr* ! ■»* .umething greeter than ‘ “ bhllonopher'; ......." " wdl^ni^ef"nt"H■U t t O ^ ^ t h e "i|tht 'hottnrliig" Ml'*'*' O liveC hi. if- [ EdmunV Melach. Melwh. " ........ ..... i n mn"' "hose marriage of John E. I --------! ." M e * « * « shrewd men under Knight, of I ythiaa Temple In De- Bower, Jr. of Berwick, I'a. will I Mr. and Mr*. Dan Wright and lh“ l "h>' MWrlor," says another. L#nd' u iT tiu n tv take place on Frldny at the Flral | ,laughters. Sandy und Danelle. He knew people hard him folksy N A im tliA T . I MethodistChurch. Mis. Chnn-[|1BV. returned to their home in ',n,t Phtin,and he kept himself: The tour at group will hold a, man's home on West First Street ft ? ! A.I.or after .pending afew I 'hat wav.’* '"'“ uHfully decorated with , ; m||, ! "He would Stroll through the Center i t «*«tl 1 . M. All ire tfiHmoUiitfrt, roar* Mint tu brume** ♦ ' tHiiiinlsiiry nml »tnp to chut with s w L n » u*!J!!r.UaHro V|n !ll,..'|i“.h . ' fl" «»""’* played during j. K. Howe, of Berwick. I’a . Rev say- another. "He ab j Everyone I* cordially Invited to j .........veiling was won by Mrs. It. tJl Williams of Sharon Siolugs, UHV" 'he nnrthwesl corner ' a io M i.a v W Lipplncott. The many lovely v'. V.. Mrs. W. L. Belnard of I’ab | "< l|te place and Shirley Temple. .... n „ * gift* were presented In the Imimr- merlon. I*a. and Mrs. i’anl C ' " « m e i Biixtei and Henry King The > rayer Hand or the_Pies- ■re in H U ir r decorated basket. j j [)y| nf Ames N. S’, have a i-l had the othci corners. . i l l l Z . . i T S a u J!? Ch,,?'h Refreshments consisting of rived to attemi the wedding of He was a millionaire who uaedl will meet at 3.00 I .M. The regular J pullrh Hn,| lltKe we,e served by Mlsa Olive Chapman and John E '» eat chill and raw onions for ■uiivii . Lew urw umiujit;, bualneaa and Inspirational meeting, uu. | , t o the fullowlng n„wer. Jr. lunch. Hor*age,_uiuiuvi bruthet and : »v_____ Women ______ __ M%J„i ,<IU „t Mrs. I _____ _______ usslaUnt to _____ F rin k ______ Boriagf, __ who ; of the Presbyterian of__ the (((jviiii> guests- 4iji# Mi guests: Mrs. O Rudolph Lloyd, Church will Ire held at 3:30 P.fifV, KuVr’ i.loy.L Mi'.. ' ti^-Vchci'.’ Cru- j Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Janime.l directed W ill’s first talkie? recall* The Heardall Avenue Circle will well, Mrs. R. II. Hutchison. M rs.' „f Kmpu* Chilstl, Tea. and Mr. how Iren e Ku h once aaked Roger* ■ > _. .. aa ... a ti. . ' *, . a .a. ... ..f t tL . I eet at' the chapel at 2:00 P. M l.ipnim-ntt, Mrs. Ashby Jones, Mr*, nod Mrs. Joe V. Jnmniea and Mis* I hiy off the onions. Illak, Sawyi is, M i*. Millard I Horolhy Ellen Jammes of New' 'Were dmng a close scene thla Lowe. Mrs. R. W. Sturdivant, Mrs. .Siayrna Reach have been the re-i uDettimm. she pleaded. 1hat day ’ Oil* Jones. Mrs. Albert Hickson, . » u„ t s nf Mr. and Mr*. John I "ad a whnle onion for lunch. By BOB THOMAS M , S . J. E. McKinley Mrs. W A. a f f i a n t * at their home a t:il" The studio built him a fancy western dressing room, but he HO LLYWOOD, Aug. 17 17— I Hiintc, and Mrs. William Me- \V#„, Twentieth Htreel. baldly set foot In it. He could of­ Tereia Wright, who split with Pro-1 Alpine. ten Ire seen sitting In his car on a ducer Ham Onldwyn because she Also Mrs. J. T. Rumble}-, Mr*. Mssa D l l l c H l I P V (tO P M studio street, hulit-and-pet king out wouldn't make an apptarance tour, It. D. Priest. Mr*. W. V . Chapman, U U X D U ry lav* she's willing to meet the puli- Mi*. J. N. AixurelIn, Mr*. A. L. T f l D h IIL '6 C o n v e n t i o n in e w s p a p e r s column, ru t I I dnssI IS Myers, Mr*. M. V. Wilkins. Mrs. * * ,u n , "A ll t know Is what l read In the Hr now. t. "" 11."H I I *1llt.nl e* *• no \f« H. Tate. M > *., , . -----------. , . ' paper*," he said, and he read The still''* contract with (iuld- J. A. Cook. Sirs. w, - in 1>imlu C. F. Branmi, Mrs. .1. H. Ilnulelian,' Among those who attended the plenty of them lu find news to 1 11 Is , wvn ended when he claimed she Hi, In i. Nt tkf e n * uncooperative about making Mis. I.. M. Swain and the Misses unitial Normal School and Con-; ..mnnent on. He -uuld recall an InV D M *|mfta S t nt e -w a publicity tour. She countered Ell* Holton. Aline Clinpniun. Mil-Mention of the Dance Masters of -ignificant new* Item that had •mi bark panel* fur a til nek <i n!t }'- |t>iltii NIiinDt Chapman,. America held recently in Wash-1 tH.,.n printed month* before. , faille rncktntl dress liy a New that he gave her only two day* died Await, Virginia t J|l Nt. r II | 11u |»4’1 Hetty Bryan, Lucille Anderson, Ington, D. C. at the Shorrbnni j "Like mmiv cumeuians, he was York de.lpner N I ' \l...I It, NhlHtt of liintor lashlnn* notice liefre she was to leave—at '♦ O'* U 11,1 •i M m,Aline Lovell and Mis. It. Z. H oi-1Hotel wa* Mrs. A. B. Duxlunv. - n,,| very funny when he wasn't rtlle 1 Iviillce e Ingliligliteil by a Christmas time’. '« t Nele. it ton of Miami. Mr*. J. A. Iliim b --Tho dancing tractive* underwent ,,,,." BIIVs a,. Intimate. "He hud a '« .ID r. 1.1)1 It N|iih|. Miss Wright Is now working in liley of llrudetiluii, M i*. W. I., i xtvnslve courses In tap, ballet.! falmlous metnuiy for gag*, which phologenic net kline '• I Suw* 1 fi itl I m D»Mil ( K >' Dcr,., fM.ri/afe P h o to > "Daybreak." her first film since Rciimnl of I'nlmeilun, I'a. ami I acrobatic* and ballroom dancing inH(|e him seem like an ad libber. I " t»" I'll, t |. P a iiitlr the (Soldwyn break. Will she make It* K« V '<111 \ | loN A M tlwli* I ’aal Hoyt of Ames. N. j conducted by outstanding dann-rs 1 |f„ (he sal sine knack Hob Hope and A • mall while Imriip guos I M ,111 »Hi| Viva |li)||tni nl Mine appearance* for It? •’Certainly." In those fields. J Milton Merle have today." •> . A Stilt deli". a* flavin In II NI’gf l llltll I I ♦**» .if, •he answer*. "If the producer will T}le week's M'hnollng wa* siipeiRoger* disliked close-up*, "(live ' \I, i »iIin, V'*»» l»*t v •DU!*. peel and dice liic Im nip IIII .H give me more than two days notice . . . l.% \|1U» »»i Hit ml t. . , — ; vl*«l by Mr*. laiRuo C. Hope, p ic -; Vtn to the girl." he'd »uy. "Niihialy i in.k with till- o.lioi leg- 13 Wot |,| it Noon —and not ul Christmas time. M lH H l » I V t * n ' sident of the national oiganua- ivunta to lotik nl tills huinely pan. end 13 IT. ' »•’<• « I -lie elalilc rm The actress will probably gel l:*M » V |i l.t Si.it n „ l i f i u u lliu h a w t ’ Don and sister-in-law of Hob |l.ikewlso he was a difficult man *®her way. The producer la Niven I a n j I » y l .M l, \ »i ■. f i t itlill I H r t n c C j n nI^, j j r. „ n,| Mrs. Duxlmry are (p, hold *1111 fur a phntugrapb, and I lit Mtt t Busch, who also happen* to be her _— ----visiting Mr. Puxbury's mo- 1 he » * * no fnvonte with lenstnen , k 1Of-lt'l in ti( didicnni* siimniei 1 H B ti * i s ' to Hit Hi lt husband. bv (iiidi king Min .1 l)M l*i >I.M Mi** Jackie MeDomtld who w illjih c r. Mr*. William .Horan in l.o- I „nd uipnrter*. He wiis a difficult H i--" Sf,*| IM ll nf "idk tli- ii ii-ing Inr'D Rosalind Russell and Freddie leave in the near future for VI- well, Alas*. I 3 M M \ HtlllUtiO’ interview. ,1 4 ■ \ "if M•-Mi••* N HoftR a tin io »lk mu i a soft ciislanl Bilssun take off for Nassau aflei rnim, tin. In make her future —---------—---------; Hv could kiosk the famous, a* 4 MM Nl-■ )i I "Vi |» 1*1oS t nin ••in . V n c \iii I' "iDT'd suvHcii* •he finishes "Woman of distinc­ halite, was honored yesterday j Heat roll* for lunch or dinm-i jwhen he said nlaiut I’lesiijnnt I .10 M"».-i • I' m. I oi ♦ ttiiii** 1 , cd ("■ t I I;. tion." They'll visit her mother for ■iftearnmn with a t'lica Cola milJy 1the coni way — put them in the tup I'nollilge, ”1 nevei knew a >ei»*o I I,. 11III Dll 111 a couple of months, then go to glvcn by Miss Hcatiice Hlshee ut ) of a dnalde boiler,set over hull 1nmntei lu dn any ttenicliilou* • 4 I I,* I tl MdM t ... 1* 1 m> Ii •'"ti mn.’let add New York Im the show*, llei next l hn home on Magnulln Avenue at , |„g water; keepthe water sim-! amount >f working on |7f>,IHMI a N ill. lu. 1 a 'f lit imiim . in the N I . r . I * Soli 14”. im-lnre I* at • aramnunt next. , in» „Vlia‘k. The living mom was, merlng until the rolls are tint vein." Hut lie never picked on nnv- |0>iil> d; 3o Si , , ) I'M| till*. spiing, it Del which she" " A f decoiutod with lolghtly colored 1unough, I Imilv small. Hi* likuil to finish his Vgc Old .....1 11*11111 »*. 4 I t'l l. ' I.H k Bnir Europewith theWilliam j j(„n|,is and marigold*, . ' plrluin* ahead of schedule, and 1 7 no I 'Mt 1 4 f.it nit .i • loin! I ) .1*11 I *nt 4il it ‘Oittw * '"Turnno 111 K i Ii Ihio !” th i. fMim ' During the afternoon refreshTo cook apples tho French way ■he'd pay the 'lay-by-day worker* T ,1o •' I 'il if \|iie|i 1' fl f lie In mi 4 iif f be : i r. •>• . tf'if. w Ilk 1‘Ml Ir* lia r . wdlaira rlng f i ir l h - b t ' .... .. « "« ' served with Hie re ! * lic them and slmmot with sugar, "'.a i Ihev lost by finishing aanrnr. )ll.'l *' * *n * I »o|n* If4«mi 11 MMM £ th" « K m r t l h . M " i S . I resiling drink fmm the dining I « very little water, and a few! At 4:30 In the alien ,am . he .1 Pi"!"" ........ .. MMl' III t in K i l l I i i i n i t - t | Del -if till I 'III! . 1. dallied n a din f " '' I 0 OM ' •|•11141I \1 tt« ll Inin i f t 'Mil Rhi- and that liilnicd to I,*, ' lilt. .1 N.tl |e111a* 10 3o ' hi ‘ w|t .|l Hull t fit IDA him o .(•’ db l t oo N> ti a r *Th. t,..k f'l HM| Iff A (tl kII in 14 11 ii fm m m lili- Thu*' piums M|l lull i gentli'iinin Ei. I I t Jo N|4<!*l IMll! HPlnle.dk 1*||* ill,'.. it. Mi'ki t ht'i♦* Mtirn i it h 1I A V D" \k N <♦\ e ibe-coll-lltllllllll »3 Im. HIr re o f f Mia* Bisbee piesented Hie hull sweetened venllla-flavnrvd whip-j to most ol Id* countrymen It wus Il l’ll ill t j^ulng backward* to return to the because nf his warm, human touch picture aeries ore* with lingerie a* a farawell ped cream. . "M r*. Miniver." tha plUar of , Th? » Invited to lie with Mia* •virtu e In thn famed. war-t|ma nm- McDonald were her mother Mrs. vie, will shuck her fane, In th e ' J « k McDonald, nml the Misses forthcoming seouel. She will have Fatty Rallgnn. Ellen Diiggera, annie extni-m ailiat romance In the [Connie Ludwig, Carolyn H,i,l*"ii, idol of ihe new flint, which star* Ann Whltakei, Ann Dunn, Mllilted (ireer (inrsun, Walter I'idgeon and | Miller. Miriam Moye, Mary Curb John llndiak. ton, Mary Jo llaymun, Juan Hum- . Don't S i m m e r Vanessa Brown Isn't going to phiev. Donna Wltille, Ada Adams,; Spend Your Af* let her new ride us Tarxan'a Jane' Jean Wilson, Flo Mcliill mid interfere with her education. She ! Hhirlcv Thumiis. ternmina In The iust got her A.II. nt UCLA and f l - 1 CiHileift Spnl In gures tin- film scries will give her1 . Town! p le n ty of time to gel nn M.A. she' '" " I’ P i,a* enrolled again ,h*' diessing at the last minute Esther Williams received enough I “"'I only enough to coat llie R n T iT * flowers nl the birth of her baby green* with mixture of vinegai nml to supply the whole floor at 8 t . 1oil. If you want to vary a basic John's hospital, which the did. I French dtcidng for the salad add J tDHNT Price display wa* a floral swim* a few tnhlc*|.... ns of catchup or DUHim OI'F.N 12:15 I*. M. Dstli mlng pool with a replica of herself! chill *ailre, a few diced anchovies, nn a diving (Mint'd. It came from ‘ or a little crumbled blue <>r her boat. Louis it. Mayer, Hnepicfntl rlieese. The Mickey Rooiteye (Martha Vlcknml and the Wally Caeaalle ~ „ , , . , • M U ftfu i U (M arry) Maflulre are expecting I *" 1l1"<1’ »rp Wamtly artdltlona elmut the aamej I Pp*l®*4- T" ‘In dip them time In January: toiaaell |a Boo. ^ ' V 1" hut water fn, a ew mlu ney'a protege and wa* beat man at *h®n Pj'inge them Into cold the half-pint star's wedding. | water (nr ho d under the robl Boh Hope will return to hie old- JWB,Br U P> •"'* "Dip thr skin off. style monologue nn his air ahnw this fall, he a a y *.. , this shows you how little film title* meant " In -1 army sleuth to track down a lew el terfervnee" i* now called "Eaey Uilef. Montgomery, who also dlLiving." Don’t ask nte why. wetod, provide* many funny moCapsule Review: "Once More, mepte, If too much talk. Ann Hlyth My Darling" (U -I) Is a wry coma-1shows undlucovi-reii comedy talent i in : s i i a i - i : jy about a movie actor-lawyer a* a acrewhull deb. A likeable ^R obert Montgomery) who turtle farce. <11 I M I N C S 1 0 c o m i: 11........................... ......... . ........ ... . )r. ('. L. Pcrsohtf l ' 1.0AN H ANliE A clean ktchen lange look* and nlso cooks Icllei tlmn one allowed to galln-i grusc. spilled food, dust oi i usi, hiniM-holil eipilpmenl sjn-ciolisis >f ti,. s. Department ol Agrii'iilliio -ay Foi full, even, efficient teal, co-nidiness is im.portant Kifl.i t mg , hi face.- mast j| l ie kc|il -lining In do their Jolt 11 of tlllow iig „al beat A ch an iiinge nl-.il helps keep the kitchen i lean anil ft it- „f unnecessary smoke and <■<!■>, Tinauiiafactuiii '* booklet which cones with a new lunge inchide* udvrr ..ii i leiiuing, but licto ere some genetnt hints on clean­ ing na-lhiilWipe ip -pilU and spnlteis pinmpth ml) a dty cloth or papci. Am fnoils may rat Into ••nnmel -II fn, es if left nil. NthlT food*. ciperiiilh gieuse, may roll'll in until they ale difficult 'to remot* evepl by strenuoiia n outing i.nn-e roues off most oiisllv wien fiesti mid but Metal and p.uri-lnlii surfaces o e.' fi-in .-ii withldng with a When you make a soppei salad cloth nn-*lrieil hi warm suds nf mild sotii in n doteigent, tint tills using lefto'ei io|i| mem m "nul It on a serving plate and fi.n l with a thin la yei of niavommise; sprinkle the lopping with fine­ ly minced parsley, and ilecomte with strips of plmienln if you like. Hy HOli THO M AH HOLLYWOOD. Auff. I7-(>F>— T elephone 148 The reel Will Roger* ha* become overeheduwed by the legend that haa grown in thp 14 year* fol­ lowing hie .teeth. But the memory of America'a s o n a l s "poet tMriat" remain* flesh in the ——— i ■ ■ ■ — - • “ ■■■■ ■— 'm ind* of those who worked with # * 'Mias Olive Chn|iman |“ #5 L .ClCndCf Honored With Shower f C T Hollywood t be done after the stove | V++ + > ♦ + + + + * + + + + + + ♦ .+ ♦ ♦ » A w-et cloth on a hut stove haaaid to hands amt may O lT d M K T H IH T crack enamel. Many good huusu■ r * e s im ila r ,i . (ilaaara m o l keeper* make an aflei-tnc-itistic* s-u. |.x s*«. e-l» habit of washing the stove, (in a i l s s l l - X N1 t.ir.nt Monk (1 1 4 0 *3 I'tion# JM*I I Ji (•a y on water, so that it does not drip or run down sides or into i + + + + * + . * + + +H. t + . * + e e , * a « ------------------------------------------------- r burners, leaving stienks •>, ms< Charred particles on tmim-i* m , heating unit*, m in the Imtom of the oven mny In- hi ashed on* af tor the stove raids. If gas Inn m-i - | twcome 1-loggril. they may lie | ciraned xvit It a hail pin «i win- Hnnfiiid-tlrlsnilu Itmul Turn i K Oven* often me negh i toil in I In. I.lti nl the I la-lung Arrowcleaning liernase they an- rlos.il IA .4 FIRST C K N T H A I. end out of sight Yrl a dit'V men 1 K 1.1 HU DA S H m V IN i; ! may smoke when healeil n Unit fond eiHikeil In it tub' s ,.n in no pleasant taste. Dlltilvd ammonia JI PUXSLE h t Ip* remove * i-oit lied mi giro ol I.OVE, In ovrns. Apply with a 'loth HATE and Or set a dish holding in uiniimnm VIOLENCE I soaked clot It In a closed m-i-n ovei t ight In let I In* fumes iousi-n llnm il. Thro scimi lightly with v m Tine steel wool m fine si-mii im: powder. Leaving tin- moo to cool helps keep it . h-nti n I fresh and pievmits uis*ini: 'i m rlnseil-ln steam I should Real Will Rogers Hidden By legend , RADIO STAD0N W.T.R.R. McDonald ■ ■ •■ 111111111 Hailed pennuls are >h Met is added to a entiling*- salad ti. 'I. ton, with grated iiiin it nml raisin*. Youtigsteis like liic latti'l mixture in snndwicbes nlI. Add gratcil Swiss doc cream sauce for cabbage ol cauliflower. The cicamcd irge table may tben lie pul in a casserole, lopped with laittrii'd bread or ci ackoi cinmbs, and baked. Ilrulled toiniil,"'. mid i tossl'll grei'lt salad me <ii -Ii. ions an "ill panlnieiil fn. mam - aaird dlslic. — dried beef, lima f I ii kl'll Kiddies I ruler Ii! M ititis Free Yn M drsiiad rifht far A t wHm you Shirts& Pants He Travels Best Who Travels Refreshed Last Times Today! THUR8. & Fill.! ! O ic h ic i O* olmott ony |ob you leal rijjbl In Dlctla't fffliv ri A M N T I ssofthed Shirli ond Pont* . . . tailored from S h i r t s . $n.r,o lough, drtiiydooklng Army Twill that keep, I’ll It I n. "S i.B A It, color ond life through many o waih day. V*«, Dickie, ora moda for wort . . . wllh ifrortf. mon­ lira pockatt . . . roomy i*at imoolh fll around fhe walit, and hell loop, in the right placet. ll doem't c o t ! . . . I* DAYS to drei, fight for work In king-wearing Dickie,. Cel your, thi, week PRE-INVKNTOIIY CLEARANCE \L OFF M K N * S S IU V IIV IK K I'A NTS HT RIWIBOIZKkS Complete Shown Color Cartoon— Short* 7:80 « ih lA Children Under 12 Free 1/7 o f f " All Heller Slimmer DUUSSKS R AIN OR MOON »i *u ONE GROIfl* DRESSES Thursday — Friday ONE (iROlII* m ONE GROUI1 LADIES HATS Closeout |.98 ■ O fftie UNgM AUlNOWfV Of IN I c o c a .c o t* COalAMT •» M N fO M C 0 C A .C Q LA B O TTLING COllFANV o It4f, Tka C«M-C«w Cw«eT "HBM)R DROOPY" MRN O r jS o S t U f a IT A KM' 11 Men’s Bathing Suits—Straw Hats Vs °f.f P U R C E L L ’S Acruae From Prince** Theatre Bldg "Wa Clothe The Family— Kuratah -Ttia Home” 1111111111111 [fla ' ■-Vi -. ------ --------------- ------------- d 4 . .y ■' r - . naoag:,. ___ •-X. �T — ;— - - r . - - 7 - r * TO E SANFO RD Saints Costly Errors Help Giants Shutout Are Shela Moore Wins GOLFS BUSY BILL meg Tennis Tennis Tourney Pile Up Big Lead In St. Augustine J e| 10u|i“ h®faT?me8 Tourney On On By Alan Mavar tern Orlando’s C o u rts *% & *& ** A J S W S E .™ 5 S r «i a Jtin s a . S u JS ft i 7 A ^ U' * ‘ I Shela Moore, daughter of Mr. I- Jhets m,4 1 M ;,udl,""nH'"rm* downed,heSl- Au,u“j| tin* S«inu l(i -4 la.t night in the anrmrt cty{ division play In he South- and Mrs. J. F. Moore, won the ToniKlii Sanford will play a double header here wilh SI. Augui ^eRXt(,rri league laat nl| it. i girls singles tennis tournament tine In*. Tha fi it game Hill Hart al (>■ 30 P. M. ! The Selma Cloverlea: i, aoventh ill Orlando Saturday. Jim Mc­ f Ehrh team garnered 13 hiu hul five coilly errori by the Ssinl* piscers In the loop, Linked the Donald, non of Mr. and Mra. Jack f.Y McDonald, luat In the flnala of helped pile up tho Giant margin. * ----------------------------------------------- !» ■ « « * a “i ? len fH . 7 *« »! frnme and w With JJin in the fifth frame ill.................... jf j t and tile fifth poaition fcluntgom- the hoy* singles to Hilly Myler of th* score at 2-ull, the Giants Mnrklmid, 4 M A -n z H B e O V i , ery Hi'bola llmutout {he «|xth Orlando, Mra. I1. M. dingles, city ilored live ruim on five hlta. Vike, p 1 recreation director, reported to-, O'place Annlaton llama, V to IJ Muddy Lake, as relief pitcher, held ftelner, u day. Tho tournament was apon-j McCraney did ‘ ‘ HU Augustine the r*a t of the Thulium, p 0 m m f u r tho Leara <4 Kotvell1 Dr Undo Kecreatlun. Mi g A M A r r u o U mg lor the t * Howell ' .. * X —Davis i me. The Salnta greeted Charlie 1 c r o w n 0 Field, setting the ]||-fn%d Chlufa ' / — Gras 0 >ae. Sailfoid'a starting pitcher, ______________ .down with one meaaleyThlt. The I • instruction wan given U P S O # GRABS* & w th four hits that netted three Totals 27 4 l.l 27 7 -Leafs got to Gadsden’*) Repack! I J*t-re, during tke week, and a Juns t a r t in g n 11a In the t i n t Innln o n m & p X Singled foi llelner in xth. I for un even duxen blown and r e - 1ior ' w,,'!» .Tournament is being H iN FO R D AH " l i A THB 2 9 r * / m m :Z Han foi Davis In Hth. reived further comfort from two sponsored by the Dullness uml ,\4'Manus, s» v Prufusslulial Women’s C I u h. 210 061 0 10 -10 Chief miscues in the fit hi Ifc lim a n .'If <j 00 <) a 0 .Sanford HI. Augustine 200 001 OHO 4j Joe Demoran ilefedeil the Trophic* uml cups will be awarded Citaldn. i f 0 a Jdnes. :ib 4 an a r, a K llullur. Mill kliin.l 2. Ehr- >Hums’ Vic Johnson in Crumpton lo Ibe winners. A senior tennis Jones 2. Ju.lv 2, Me- 1 Bowl. Demoran limited the Hums tournament will he started MonU k e rf, p 4 1t 1 0 1 linr.lt. H ill .Manus. I.oke, Matte, Pepin, Met. to three blows. Plows, Ills m s mn a t« t* tapped lapped | day morning. Manus, Lake. *«•. ® a a a « o 211 Jones 2, Judy, Cain Ido, Shoe- Johnson for one more. Both tnums I The Sunfold Kecieatlun Depart|plo, lb 6 1 2 7 1) perfectly The llebels mem'- A il-M ar baseball team lust alinowikl. 2b 4 0 0 2 I! make, IlntJer. SB-Cntaldo, Lake., fielded Vj U..ll.......uLl I it) f'-l.l. I-ll11If It. I HU ll !■!ill Ills* It* ll... #i—a Rose, p 0 0 0 0 0 S Hose. Malinowski. D l’-C a tal- racked up u couple In the first to the Orlumlo All-Stars Monday <l« to Malinowski to Jones; Me- frame, and stretched them to 'in Orlando,, by a score uf 2 -0. f. P 2 0 0 0 0 U .Manns lo Malinowski to IVpio;, tuke the declalon. Htenstrum pucnea pitched ior for HanSan 1! Flunk oii-.is.iuiii lot*, r f 1 _ Jones to I ’eplo, Left— Sanford II. Juckson’s Senators whipped tho ford. J. Hamilton lllsheu furnished 4i A oiliisl IiiiV 1It "lilt o7i ito-e" L ' league Icudlns Pensacola Vllers, 6 transportation for the teum which [Total* , 41 St. Augustine I,t. iii* »n «««• a fr((|)| |,uhltH)ft„ imludeil David Hester, John HusKT, AL’G’T IN K AH *l....... t-L .ti . ■ ■ iiiiiiiiltun Bisbee, Jr., John G. (lasper, cf A Marlon Butler, Halsey h r H K m i * * * c u P * ' Plst. ah jugene Kstridge, Edward Pennington, .‘lit Judy, 2b Wulter (irahain, Melvin Plchun. If Houglas O g le s b y , llejner (.Matte), WI Vik*.! third-place Solons, Might' to six. Denny Stafford uml Billy Tison Shoemake. i f ......... — ■ • ’ Yowell's Wlmo'i Deal; Loser Vlke, tJ— j One run in the seventh was the Boiler, II. The game between Anderson and lioinicki. T 2;.10. jony tiling that saved the runner- '‘Little (Hunts” and the Daytona Khihardt, sa op Meridian Milieu, from suffer- Hfurh reel eat loll teum was culled 1.1 MW IIIH IIt. Iiecaose of mill. A laige gmup of Ah II was, the fourth-plate Hills hoys olid g ill- liuve enjoyed the ■m ■ • a • . took them, 2 and I Archie Hayes reculil swim Mips to Oviedo ami i,nd Ken Itogeis shared hmund Haniumlo Springs. m o m ____ 1Julies for tlie victory T h * Bills j A i|mdts tournament was held /V fle r B / N c f The AM A rollecleil eight lilts, one mure Monday uml l& hoys and girls R trA m * Ilian t fti«4 M lllt'i* . I took purt. , Foriest McTeer won the shufpetoiMs* 1; l i g fiiiaria iftditttt By PATT PATTKI1SDN Never Out, the Voluala "rhamii" (lebouid tournament held during A freak of miitliematics enahlrd In 194H ami winner of tlie Dei by I tlie past week. Otlieis playing fait September, suuka hie second the Biimliigham Huroiis to hold were Fiunkiu Htenstrum, Hubert consecutive win ill the Johnston's on lo their Southern Association FISH HODK4) A itlm r, Wulter Hruham, Marion At birth, the black Ik-iii cut is Coffee Shop Handicap at the Vol­ lead by u margin thinner than the Butler, David Hester, B ritt Yates, only eight inchea long and vveirhs| usia County Kennel Club in Day­ skill of their teeth today, al­ r t--- 4 - ......Street * •* Hupt. Hid RlChard and only ten ounces. though aeonlly a half-gumr be­ . mes Cordon ami Douglas Huni-i|hi«e companions, George Slmtona Beach tonight. hind the Nashville Vols. mlfcyxyFnN'Jo 1 ,, , moiis, Levy Allen, and E. C. Metts The big Uf) pounder owned hv - The Burons are still out in front I he KecreatlunDepartment had a little ‘ fish rodeo" all hy E'lsric Klrkpuiilch, got u lute of Hie Vols hy .01X12 (two-tenK M IIIIIIA ST V O . I.M A U tM FUR T H K BEST IN w e e k ^ illh * * " " '• '* 9 , , " nl“ y ftart tlda season Imt he is now Jihuiisumlllis) o f .. percenluga ’Irrm * iIK K H and H A N D W IL IIh S \% 1. P n f i l l In top form and Ills humlieds I pniiit The percentages llirinhiv- lit* Hit* MYill*" with Uilumlo and DeLand and “,“l ,n tlou* Hml ao ,nln' 7!* U *17 Imported Alea sml Stiiuls admirer* in the area expert him to ijo2 c fj; Nunlivtih- Oil,'I Mi | »J«v 11All.4 (1Mil h edmlier 7? u\ exhibition games between ih* u,e" caught a fine string of bass, Imported Cheese | "it I S I 1 In II* •ti! ll of wim. i»*1 hslk up u whole ......... series .............. Figured out to three places, the VVe-lcin Auto’s"Hubela” and ' *'ital of 20. The catch was made Mi m n t Is rememheied that Ids i.-ii.nl | two hull eiiiiis me lied, wilh Hi* Ml. A ii Hit M in • Ivey's "Yankees", . jnrsr Bear Bluff on the St. Johns s tM iillli nan i:i»g •M AT last y*,m year hiiu hud enough oni*n ones in “ (i iIIIiimhih list i i i oils tniillnK trailing tin* the V«U Vols hy the t i f l d l fill Eileen lliiiu rtt was guest on A.1 Orlsudo Hgwy at French W r i n r* 1irlja t»il*> to huthl h |iU’kH BB|i |m»:«i iii ?Jnl^vi'-tfii'fitiuntftl Imlf yj I f> 7 ft M u V " , Hie "Childrens Classic Hour" ovar game. ______________ - __________ J ,i* S * W |> 1 1 1 .1 ,1 R M Nev#»r in tijnlifhf j « 1 Vhv Hiironii fmiiul tL.-i tu MS . . - (ha ................ ..................... ............ ............. heir m-iiie. WTKK .Hatuiday morning. i Itr m lta Ir ilr o la , will he Iltver lUvrr’n Kdguf Slim HBm lom.)sis l«m . |-|- itl a I'.dgiv i„ |||g Big .||n, Jim Haghy Hagl.y nf of Hie Atr u in ik it i, • u f m m in A Win Session. Him Bec.iid F-*» j |JI„u. Criickei s lust night, lie .................... .uivlonu t. Betty, Bucket Holler and Disi.m , H|,„, ,)llti ( ....... ^y,. I(l„ OH,mill I.eeeleirg S. Heof-.nl In ill Aiik iis I I iki In n*»eiiihllng Ihetje grevhmindslrjft|l cirri,-!*,..* the series, lin m r s T n .ln r Nxeing Sei'f la iy MurrlH. a h f.mr games to one A Indie- night oil.inrtn ul I’nlnlkn has h’roiigld loKi J)f (|inM |„ 0(M, *••».- tlier ------ t'lglU - - r»- - - dogs !,.r„ w,j I - I... let ..I 1,i <nl. in i; so evenly matched that a blnnket wnlrli.-d ns be held Hie Burons to I !e lues Vllle nl l.nvlofll. H! AllS>lslllie nl HnuFi.l ll. finish Is iilmosl cerliiin. In belmlf seven lilts The Crackers combin­ .i : t it r m of the coffee simp the winner will ed seven hits and three llaiiins T r n io a M i:iu t‘ aa iU 1. Her nil bt blanketed with flowers hv Miss eriois for the victory. They acor- NsW Y e lk mi ll *27 r ls v .lm iil Mi Draw Douglas, assisted by Harry •,'4(, j ) V By AHHin lA T K D P H K H H two runs In tha first uml two llo a lo n •17 IS 1 I't Wlliail. In the tenth' race over ed T o i l teams in the Florida Inter­ I ,I i I I h.I.-I|>Ii U morn In tho fourth. «a X frl r,V ) Uta bwch coufso (lucli inaintlioi national League begin their ir n li «IJ M Ml s The vols took the Chattanooga (Ijs liar* will lie i*WM inVittioii u 'h lc k iii 4* U4 MS 21 "stretch drive" tonight. Lookouts over the hurdlers, H to Wsshlnalou RBa Back, Huvllsnd, .Popnver and I» 71 its lots Bufrcahed ufler a day of rest. H. Ben Wade was hacked up by HI. 1.0111* 1ft 77 111 n Sanrilx. • -fC•’ Hie lo-ague-lsadlng Raving quII Mull. vMiihiir u IC-hlt Vol attack, Including tha Attendance records nt the track vV,i*)iinet„i, llt New r mat.. Im iis .... . un West Palm Beach Nashville homers. Carl rain ■re exnccte.l to tumhlri liver the usual fur a two game series and Miami’s I ’liil . n l I., j, LS'wlsh) Hawiitskl hultc.1 Ills iltUh 1 liia It1 1 ! Labor Day weelteiuLijy- di(g Hieing 4. i «iiiiii -i up Bun Box Invade Lake­ 1'levt.isiMl I,. Id M foil H ■if the year In the fourth frnme, la proving n lilib An (Jfkmis fnno Clili-sm. |, hi 1*4Hill* II land for a pair. Tampa la at MlWiule bunged out another. T h ird . n a t i i i x i i all nsrlH of the South. There will • Ma’ IlJlK uml Biiicli uml F o il Lauderdale I* be two nll-stnr l.nhor Duv |irn- sucker Bill. Held clouted u round- ' p i * 14 V. IW an Bt. Petersburg. llrituMyn t r l l i l i e r f o r f ' i i n i l n n o u g n . M (1 •12t grama'PisHiiee ..ml r-v.'iilnt' Hi lim If « 1h '* Frlilav night finds Havana .. r i i i s r n n r . n /t e ik s m i . The Mobile Items lastleml Him Npw Vi.it* »7 f.s f.'JA it ir it.i h e ir iin i i . a ,...M • i opening u two game aerie* In Mi­ New llllenn* Pellciins, 19 to ID. If«tP*Iesi| f'MM m i ami Beach with Miami moving t> Ils P u e , I'o c o M i l l M in lo n .l V s l ft'* 1*7 rn n s o r , I I u Iis w h v M l- - . N u ll Iim ..- le t o In juit tlie two tennis Into a third Flit "Iim M I V! ik ; 17S Bt. I'otci.hurg fur a similar sal place tie. Tlie rampaging Bears 1'lhs liiiMii>< V a r g o I .ml, N -IIP - II r - i i l n . l 1'ii.X ** M HI a m i v i j n n > ; i is i k - n i l ‘luinim goes to West Palm Beach jiimncd on four Pen twirlers for C'll Im hit ».i n l l . s s l k n it l u l l ) «lwn M e . ami Fort l.uiiileiilale tu LnkelaoJ. 17 Mows and two reul-liig, big Hr««ilu \ cslrnln, 1;* H l l t t r r H u ll. A im 's l.n .ly, l l n t l l i i g Ns-w V11r L i It* sea| s«|g |i | ttillv Hie four laittom teams In iV a la n , H i l l s no.I H r ii. v I I i i I P m Innings. They crossed homo plate <’lUr |mu«11 » 1*111sali ii rMli , lu ltlie circuit saw action laat nlghj. F a l.rs V , M e ip illli.fi. IliiM ee five times In the third inning and InnlfiHRi T l l l l a l l I I A l l ; .1 IS IS . M ile ltThe Imliuna took a duiiblelieadW nine linin' In (lie next frame. Kd V 'l.r-n *.. v HI | . „ ui , , r a n d y K isse s. HliiW M um V er l'Mlai|i.||iii|u - I l r i i i . k l y n ( , | a (rum the Fort Lauderdale Bravos Barrett was the victim nf the lnulii*H). b y , K ille e n l l r n n i l r s u lli. n n ils ill West Pulm Bench, 2-0 and 6-4, lying l.nitr, Ki.rssr.ir I'lm-rs. first Bear uprising, nml Jim nm nnn. while Bt. Petersburg edged Lake­ Kleekley uf Ilia second. K l i l ' H T I I I I A l l ; S lS lk s M ile land, 4-3. Meanwhile, the Memphis Chick* ; U ru w n l l n l , I ’lu y M I I's i. In v 's gtrry. I ............. . i,..-. h shutout tlie Little Rock Traveler*, George Cave acatterad nine hits tllr lk in e Ilm Hi i . imo I I ii . Mv | Id 12 to I), lichind the 10-hit twirling to win ilm upuuer at West Pals. ‘ r IK T H H A IM K s le r ll, Br A SSI H i .VI ED I'It ESS nf Boldiy Cain. The Cliicks start­ Bench as Ida mates bunched s k 1 E T e a a * T o rn n ip i. H .re mi......... . off the veteran Tom Drake. Gem panw ood, l l o l i l i le Tyke. .AI k I' >I ri ed off with four runs apiece in kar H ln r, N e ve r K .el IP ,M e n thu second and third Inninu*. Bolt singled home Ned H arm ■tar. w BASEB.VI.I. I loot Armstrong doubled with with one run and Herb Marshall^ ■ IfT II H A I M A ta lk s M ilIIOHTnN Billy Huuihworth, Texas leaguer drove y r ^ L1airiViJi-i, J lff.V i.le l, un> I II I e nO live . I ’r l. e I,- 1.,.| the liases loaded In the third, and In Ttd l.ln In l.l I.I m Iu . i|,,s H R i l l . - l l n r l i i i r . M■M liln l.e* Layton hit for the circuit III s' iui III lives inuniiger went on Browning with another, ¥■,' l i e T i n t - I ’ r a v l u e Ilin r k le N'nnkee.i ti live uf absence for the liulauee of Joe Murray relieved Hal Behai5, envSHrrii it a cm llra e k r .iu r s e with one on in the fourth. The Imseliidl season because of | amI ' P a e tric U-,... n til . I 'llat H lin rl. Jersey victory was Caln’a seventh. He lieu ll h. Ills rlieif assistant, Johnny ker in the seventh of the fimg* lie n v e r s I'r lile . H | , „ , i | „ „ | g H has lost three. Cooitev, to mu club fur leainliider nml received credit for his seco lusep" 1 , , n’ T -rs a d a Ike, |,,wn win in us many nights. Brown! of BMP. 3 M i n i m i l l At I t S lin k . M ile uml Phil Angelevskl each collect, •tnl NEW Y D ItK — Haln pisitpoiifil H lirn s M e .. » .................... Miiuer llshy, ICmisu* tluee singles off Dun Dunksr, Yankees Wiishlligtnu night gum" rsarlier. Hu-|i> Him. X.n J p iiiiv 1*01111, who went thu route for ths h >a Hwnlli.w, ll-m i Aches. IIIII' ami ih’dlcalioti of "ilulw Both [flit. Braves. Ed llasa and Stove T rap i Plata" on first universal y of till' va vn i iiA.-L. . All.Vril IIACM v, X Mil,, h im ......— ,7Eng., Aug. J,»7 — 'fumed home run hitter'*, death. hack each singled G irl* times tor CON1STON. ................ • _ W t l l H esslun. Ilm k - l It,,Her. Iilm Record mini T o m . Never in n , m * . I tA’i—Donald Cnmphci), aop of the ti n|;.'j|| to be held (lie losers, who suffered thalr lU h te n , ,'H tv e r ‘s Milae, K it's l l - i t v it uml 11th all sight defeats. lute Sir Malcolm Campbell/ felled K" 1 M i l l , I U t l : Itrs e k " . . i r . e Don Bpyker went tha dlsta RACING tuduv In an,attempt to ;b r**lt the K : BlLn , , , f.' • ‘" I'o v e r , H s v IM m i h im *}>•: ............ t“rw.m* w ; HAItATGGA "HliVlNGH. N. Y. for the Saints, who ahovad ac _ f l * f iV v ia ' * tti* 4'k e i water speed record held Ilf, nl* Rtriklng, 2 to 6 favorite is um-lenl the winning run In the ninth a 7 . ' TCINMi' h T N SK.I.KCTtllA* „ . 1 tw. snlnaway slakes for Juvenile both teams hud acored one In At.--* * • Ymmg Campbell wrecked the f||||,.a, t,„wed liy a length to Hun.* ................ engine of Ills speedboat, Bluebird t|ny ,.vcuing; which paid |H ami first and two mure in the elg|) Mel Neu nml George UlarshSaV r t i T S S f c V ....... Ha. II, after achieving an averag# of K4V(I jockey Ted Atklusmia trliile. CHICAGO — Calumet Farm's hurit'd fur Lakeland, who got only <•»»'• Klylne 122.26, only 0.4 mils* slower than Hir Malcolm's mark, aut her# with throe-year-old Hllv l.aks Huccess eight hits off Bpykar. Tha Ratals k ................. collacted 11, ! My Klv*. the same boat in 1989, i (16.20). won Washington Park's Th# Pilots' defeat kept them In Ha hit 188.40 un hla first on* Midlothian Purs* of <>ni mils In lianwuutt. - Hlar. mile run over Lak* Coniston ana« 1 186 flat tu equal trail* recur s e v e n th p la c e , half a gam* Dark)#, jif f j . , ( got up to 182.85 un th* ratuM shared by Arntsd and Honey uf tha Braves. J ™% £*>*>"* S S |Gainesville Rakes In 2-1 Victory Over Daytonans J Hv ASSOCIATED PRESS I Witii the blue chips on the table. Gainesville rak*d In a 2-1 victory uver Daytona Beach Tuea! dav night. The League leader* . built up their alack to a aix and a half game Florida State League leud with the win. Palatka nosed Orlando, 4-3, to The 49th national amataur golf irnpiove Its third place standing championship will be held over th4 while Sanford continued to threat­ Oak Hill Country Club, Plttsfurd. en fourth-place St. Augustine by N. Y., Aug. 29 to Sapt. 8. trimming the Saints, 10-4. DeLand -tii> id on victory road by brushing The 49th national women’a off Is'eslnirg. 6-2. amateur golf championship will Gainesville rookie Dick McMIl- he staged this jrear at the Mar­ lin checked Daytona Beach with ion Golf Club. Ardmor*, Pa., -evert hits. Only [.ee lllpp was S*pt. 12 through 17. able to do much damage, getting Adolph.. Weinacket], Michigan three of Hie hits and driving in lone Islander run. The G-M junior national mm- isiunuvr m e u-men j State Ctollego Jk *,,,or and nauonai hunched three hits and a walk o ff I AAU M.OOU-nieter walking chamJeirv Kiffenhurg, a new left-1 Pl»". * « * " • over campua walka and nearby country roads.- R \W8SS3fy*M Never Out To Seek Barons Lead V*b.l‘ Second Win When By Slender Margin He Ra c e s Tonite Of Less Than One 'iMf I J hander with Daytona, for Both their run* In the second inning. Rav Salgado marked up hi* 81st win for Palatka with a **v*n-hitter against Orlando. Ha also helped himself with a pair of hits. Bias Arroyy contributed two hita to the winning Aialea cause and drove In two runs. Rav Dunne and AI Marchtaano each socked two hits for DeLand to bolster Raoul Vlltamaa’a sevenhit pitching against Leesburg. The Red Hats scored four tlm*i in th* fifth inning to sew It up. Why Take Unnecessary Chances Wet Roads,, Smooth speed ara Tires dangerous— At and least have th* insurance of tlrsa with Non-Skid gripping in a collision thai* power— Evan is a great possibility of ieducing the Impact, whereby lives may ba saved. Let JO N H S’ T IK E SH O P supply you w ilh N tw T irts or Nu-Treadg . . . . JONES' TIRE SHOP Ini mid Hint ANNUITIES Ph." 608 27 Y ears Experience HavanuCubansAre Leading As League Hits Home Stretch 1 li ,'K' *•*■*'{ * * */ r SPOUTS IN llKIRF * ‘o 1 V* Is 'a Sir Mak’olm'H Son F»U In Second Try 1 8 I V r Frio. i mound. ■We have had It," the BB-yaar. HKDOKI.INK. MA8H-, Defendaltar ‘n,f. V.*.m?ri,'.“v!l<ly ".T! fe fiv " M H w .lfflF ’ K• n,,,• old Donald said mafuily *1 !*f, r f e r 'Oui V ,r * 8,,m T(1>" looking over his engine. "Th* Increased thrust and pow* [or .u. *,, f.iui , national nauonai doibles iioibles tide till* er I used this morning haa by winning their seetud round A W n f . r ,v,r’ n" * wrecked the gearbox, forcln gail match aver Jim FsrrLi anil Ed end rap off tho drive shaft, Thla Sarvtis, 0-4. 5-2, 0-2, fallowing a may mean a new shaft and It maf first round hys, LONDON — Jarasliv Drobny take a lung time tu repair, It la all over for the lima being. Put and Vladimir Csrnlk. who gave up their Cssch citlssnsilp to p!ay| we will he back soma Uma," It was first announced that tennis, arrived In London en route T .H m E R s m T R a , Aug.17 - young Campbell had brokaa .hla to U. B. For national championDrobny later bpei for a -Dtck Porter, who took over father'* record. But whan M re­ aships, tlk n a * to * » join l » * . Jack • — •- . O f,4 M m of the it, Petersburg turned Jhags was •hanee ^ JJlaii to - •tha boathouaa -* * * Unnla troupe, othsrw * Tin ths Florid* International ll play P » hocka^Hg! j a * « July 83, will managa tha recU£ k e d hl1* ‘ ,mln|r f<l wait season. {'*■ t^,n annoutteadi "W * hava NationalIfiooko1 ^ • j N r t U ^ H o j k^ n j l ^ i ^ ndent Johnny Burroughs an- not broken the record." 1 -• laat night that the form'I in m < JgIK) Indians inflalder had COACH N A H W -. sw eetsbslfer^ fth 7 | | *^ S W0Jr*|j y # Porter Will RemainWithSaints pointmaii _ _ f national f e awaae 1 ’ w w j l i W s . IK U . » « 'U , 7 , Hit m i ... EE i* J. QU»« m FOOTBALL CAND1DATKH TALLAHABBEE, Aug. 17- 1 -F ifty -fiv e candidates, Inclii 83 let termed, have boon invIU agpeauft issai ,r.[ nepl, a, Don Vsllsr of . s t i l l attemllng Unlverstiy k.F of IndUha sum! " oo t hla Offtca hero re pox personal lettara have been 1 to all candidates . Bemlnolcs HBLPY SRLFY LAUNM 1 FRANCHISE NOW AVA1LABLP U f T H II TSRRITOBY P O P DBTA1LH m i I m.'mM'um'sm homer sto tjrm suer shut uvpi uvk » 4M W, mSSk sMyfl m ■' " i - i .. iU L r .. . iS [S'rJS m {*<, ■ iv ■ i '* ' n> ' *Y-sV? \ V . -^1 �P A G E F1VR T H IS S A N F O R D H S R A L D . S A N F O R D F L O R I D A Texas and I ha prospect of room liquid |o mala 8 anpa (ahnnt f i n M M U l n Q u h u l . fmron cuneentrate and otlirr proI and two-thirds cup* m ilk). Melt iC R F R l v / O l l l i i l O I l cessing industries taking more C EC ILY BROWNftTONB huxr* of their oranges and grape­ By Spuds Johnson Gutter or margarine in a sauce-■ Associated Prase Food Editor fruit thnn ever lieforv. pan. Remove from heat and add, Vogt table growers are getting the flour. Hlend wen well with a epoon. „ AUu r iiQ m * r iM lM T tr F R ID A Y FARE «our. mend S °V to work on their fall crops, and Grabmeat Coquilles,* Shoe- Aud h .lf the liquid, a few table-; >A HM ER ... . _ S AMD they have hopes of finding a good m at a time. mixing until A * CROPS AT * T TH Hi liter Potatoes, Individual S alad s.*^''"* T H IS TIM E .-tiong uiatki-t for them. of Shredded Lettuce, Sliced Beet. # . ? rh„ • dAlUonj VVeuther and other factors must, kand Hard Cooked Egg. Dread and .r*™?lnd* r ° f *!»•. »<*«*«> •"<! "'*« • In it Batter, Gingerbread with Ice until smooth. Return to low orj jgia.sontitwr finds Florida farm >.f course, be taken lulu consider­ moderate heat and cuuk u n til1 . atow„r - f«^|i|iir (nirlv .,ti ation, foi the weather can “do Cream and Chocolate Sauce. ,|,inK,. accoiding nractlcally anything" before the (Recipe for Starred Dish Follow.) thickened and bubbly, stirring , tinuing to stir for 8 minutes to “ !*, report! to the State Agn ful1 ‘ rol'» mature.hut, CRABMEAT COUILLES took flour thoroughly. Add mush- , 11«„.»_i f.tension Service anyway, farmers and growers are Ingredients: four-ounce can rok Ingredients: t1 tour-ounce f |oll. thoroughly VT.7 k . I * u itu ra i y .» .e ...iu .. ghly. Add inush-l s “ r u „,|Kht u , |,ltl.'re„ t.. JwllllK optimistic about the outsliced mushrooms, 2 tablespoons loms „ | , * ' j * r#en im *i i - 1 So * m iKht be 1,■■ u tium. f r , u" £ now butter or margarine. 3 tablespoon. p(1 . l f V. 'r li .insider 'n,tdl'r some of the rcapuh* fin i t flhei fihe|UVffrom ,ri>ln J1* * 1this genet ally whulesouu outlook flour, 1 and two-thirds cups milk L iuid crsbmaat: flake:; huid flhe, rrahmaatt Hake: ()r^u|rht e' r|y ln th. yea. hud (aboutI, Ik teaspoon salt, dash of add to cram sauce. Four into InTOO .M .N J NAMES .. ... ptppad, 2 teaspoons chopped dwldusl shahs or medulin-alxed ; ,,ru/ K*rowers worried aliout their' SARASOTA. A ll*. I7-(^*1 -City • I1 tobacco plants from Engineer T. J Fnrrer says Saragreen papper, 1 stx-ounca can baking dish; lop with hrssd Gees, " e|it moderate k’tuwlng for weeks, ill led up pae­ sola needs mute streets with fewer crabmeat, 2 tablespoons finely erumlis. Bake In , ^ ru s h e d bread crumbs......... .375 K.» oven about on i,.|n,itaa lores Slid lliu.li) life difficult fol nil lues. JR lie lists IIIMIIY pulls Htlil triules, Makes 4 to 5 serving. ’ !VSl*1 *'* ?,"d When the '"'H rains *'“lk I'Htne, howevei, 'iieh as two tioiiila Avenues; three most trees ami eiops pci ki d up i>uk Avenues; two Yale Stieels; .lid ratne hack ellolig, and the ie two Yiiginiii Streets and one Vlr► nit* were setting of u heavy .top cimu Avenue; four Washington* of citrus, u good crop of luiglit tut save nUiiii the worst set is: eaf tobacco, excellent, I lipid Seminole Avenue, Seminole I growth of pastures and subsequent lb ire. Seminole Circle, Seminole * 'fattening of cuttle, good growth of • Hal. Seminole I’lnce and Seminole torn and peanuts, nml r x,«IUni Street. t’lowlh of rovei crops. Ths 1010 part of the citrus seaC H LO R IN A TE D WATKK ton waa first-rate Inaofai us crops LA K E LA N D . Aug. 1 7 -l/V i— and price* were concrriieil. Fin m l.nkeluiid begun uddlug chlorine to era have gotten good prices lot its water supply a week ago and their tobacco, although for u ulule since then the goldfish uldluary rnme of them weie not sure they column lias giown to such prowould get n crop nt nil liefi.it- portions the humane societcy was ' In rains came. Cattle have fat moled to announce goldfish water lined lip fn-t on the good pustule tioiu its own deep web, tree to nnv growth, and many my going to peison bunging Ills own container. market and bringing good pi iceThe corn emp this season ImDixie Runnel pi mods have l«-en goial which means llu ie will m illed ltd peici ut mole than Flor­ be la'ltei than usual Mip|dn- of ida Runner, and bave le»s seed MR. W. F. MINSHEW teed foi lings nml chickens and •ialuage. Seed Ilf till, VIII lety I l lie I livestock, All.l rovei Clop, 'bin.Ill lie kept purr. (18 Years In Ssnfurd) such ns seshania ami hairy indigo 1-nve made excellent growth When Ice is froaen without lieFerhnps the hog nuiket will mg ugitllled, II usually is cloudy dmp some in the fall, but most or white. farmers are expected to imiki money on their porkers. IVasunt housewives In Italy Citrus irniwes feel the mail el and North Afilcu use fans to A I K C O N D IT IO N E D fni th-lr fruit will lie good >n tin drive air into crude charcoal 1040-80 season us n result of .•loves thereby fanning the flame n e a tly teiluced production m to bail coffee or fry potatoes. MENU HANBONE’S MEDITATIONS By Alley Loyal Notice xuTict: tiei p i n t.it'A T in * N*no- of lb* Mtale of * •Villi*.*-. I V*-H«o I. Ili.nl. > W lU U itfi I ' r . i u f n t t l 1 FnflR) V.ililR , T 4»ii n r * h r r r i.y t'o tln ty , Atnerlcnn railroads, in ship­ ping perishables, use approxi­ mately onr-thlnl of all ice mads In thfvcountry. in fit# M iT lit. u r n » :M * tir H v r i | I I I Magi lull i Are I •*% tuiua.i: J p t f H W O M I . I*I I «»••!:II l ' \ T %«»*.« A | |)roVl«lr«t Isjr l * h t l i i l r i U K J 3 I I h a l ArtP „ f |«»«t i i « it m e M . il l.y « l».»p your O p lu in e tlh l LcrhI Notice itollflrd • nil for <l\or«> ha* l.roti flint {J- U1S% of ARRltiBt ).«i hi DimI ’Jroil ItCourt | Nolle# I# *'»%•••. that Ol H#mho.U y. Htuir of Klur- , *»»a no I flfsi: I'KIlHi »NAl. lifR, in in# NinDi I'ln o lt Bttuiit# *|»y TAXIJB jn*tr««*r.i f..r p»l* .u r| lit inf clit .if rtjnft.rtl H#mlnol« noW .not t.. f ii.f.uU • ,1 rMiklu. I with A|»rll I N't I ’ P (nit'll , •. ,,l r >Ui ^ *•»•** o f M nr» I! Mj r ktrii4%h»M iu tr i« —i «»i I io t I^rllliiR li |f,it||H| Mill ftWrit inAII, montll lilll# It.. |•f ••|m*l 11«i|.*«I r . . - I UlfinllM — Th#Iititor# nutur# of ihls |)f |tiihftf*hln»: fht* n»*ll«» l ni#«« Bull In t ha , ( tllv i.rc r (• r •>t RRtflhnt I h r n m o iin t **#i i» n o m r von hy YM,, Mllr| j.a ^-*11- b a ll.* t*» in ih t b t f n i f 11*- t-» .la v •null jh •* •**▼•ni a r i r# « iu irn t • ft Dr. Henry .McLniilln o f H r|» t# m n # r !••••• b» lim o ttl ih#r#«»n u rn rrim f# i t l r r . m iin WAI.I. FAFKH - PAINTS, TALBOTT'S — im iV K IN — I I l J %<kMfsir«l %•#. I'h.mr* i *o o i . ^ it , H i#* Kirhnt.io » ^| T T r ^ Kurntiiii• l*i •• l h arlt#i ! A M m a f l le n l- n .faalAl* 1• »| • .. I'u rltn n %,i i • F iv e r y .-' lit # || .* 1*1% 1 1 t i •« Him r e* i •• IVFill ||. Al «*• K urd. K 1. * IK usler. U a ll* | * !«:• P re em u n K • "t t ill \ ns- m Ita rp e r At Him i: 1 %71 It..A 1* A How-nnl M a ry • J »?*• i %.it. M ille r, iii t r l T M o m ty . II it 1|kt» II V.' nHR.1* \ A »’. . ..sit m Js It'iir 1.'»• t *» Hit III 1 is I'r o c tn r • • t: .17 II It • H h a p rln \ It 24 \ 1 ill A f. '•1 1’ H m lili 11 ?r. H ntllh. 1Katoat • t A M * 1Ii |,l 1 ( nt H psrH • *!.-•» 1*4 1? 4 1 rjo *•1 H it tiny T«*A% I i r . . p It 1* W a ite :;i , .Il 'l l \ i • • i \ l l . •\A w T il » 1 n . . i. Hr milt*. i. I** •m il t NOTICE ATHLETE'S FOOT ME TOUGH; Now AsHodated With TOUCHTON BARBER SHOP Na Atosksl — N* A lia — N* Sting 9*| JUST TRY THAT D 4 G PAINTI 6 I«dl idwfN fnd lOBfll fBkifk wBall)*i «II> pari uf ih« Sold fey all Stufai J» toM; Are you tired ol pay iiiK Beni? I • II ye«f ^dtnl •i »*< *M« i/uZilk AND Oat kAinf^ STRICKLAND 'S ir n S IlihlfiM. J : I -ttlis MORRISON, INC. E F IR M I’ ll.IN K 2U0 i#li#f anil auwd ifBuiu n i fe# (IMRI Vlt fONV olNTMiM p«ft)l I# ll»l (kftinfk v«4o yf Hi In g m Then why not « » n Vonr Own Home? il t t f t i 14.48.1 «l > mi4« 9k.*i fht Ifcwifc «m «I l l i i i i t j f f l«tl% lu/.fai I k> <)a«l.l) I I I *1 " ' j T— lt * n l Use HERALD VVunt Ada F « Dm s I . E itla ta F u r Hh I * » d l. i— A r tie lea I1n r Nnie 11)— ituMne.n.s OppurtunaiPN — , . 1Iurillnu ___j ^UHOUOH »ir t llt r d BEDROOM house, furnished, Apartment Si/i- lias Stove. Kir, Myrtle Avenue. very clean with modern enliven iences. 4 luts. fruit trees ami shade. Ifi minutes from Sanford iin ACRES muck nml Ci I m i - laud <1 Room House, 2 cill gaiage I'rlced Ht >8IIK)., 110(H). down ...viler M I’S'l' sell I ’ll. Pin. |( balance on easy terms. In tlir p io h # of with having In- o.NK llelpv Selfy l.mimlrv friin- • t**1' * i hire itVltillilili' ill this coiuilllllt B m i n c n .■■t:11 p u lilii.d plates , ilv. To min all easy piofitnble Jn liii M .u’oii lia s , lie ie ilh e le t s , In.slue >s see Mr. Iliimei Stnffer o m it .I l i . i llie S em ite p i n s M>tlat llelpv Selfy l aundry fur de­ le i v o iV.t iiiiurtoii a t .Its- letpiesl buts. 100 W. IM h St._________ Clf Si ii Jiilucs K. M ill I I II ( I ) M id i ....... tii'ii Is show n lim e W lUi u ii'p v of “ W ho 's W liu h i th * rae M w s t s , ta.ee eea.r •* Weal aea hlUkce la Tke .u fs il X . Mesa .as eee ;u m taseeuea J ttssee Ike ee* Use ieeetNea 2 lied ruotn house, elose in, ha- ID .USE TR A ILE R , A -l combi 12— S pecial S e rv ic e * Dtuioiiabi I’.uly." (Juferiuillimal) screened porch also sleeping sleeps 4, fully i-qulpped, * lfs«. int. porch, price 18800.00 terms. Hardy Fatterauii, A A F Meut A LTERA TIO N S and Dress MukI Market. Aflei tl:»0 F. M in k ' mg. I HD, W. 1st. Street. I ’lmne Rural borne, consisting uing of I acres]| at Hinder's Store, Himiurville. 1 183-J. .fflad farm with 2 bsd hum* bad iroom u hoi i ttm *m Me St* llaa !a*e*8*a fsred for immediate sale • t I.AKHE Crotons, 3 to 4 feet high | V E N E TIA N BLIND S made to oro frti tfe e p b le V 'is t* see QaUb*w Tsaga13600.00 I l.iii ge A • mu It Hibiscus, several «**»*. Bemliiole Vensllsn Hllnd i Mum «»ilin lwl,t c. A WHIUlinN hu 110 ». A t w " w # W ! ' u n ! ' « * «" " * • " * | wee. *<e tell. I •set tae iiis fk tM D IM 11 IIE R M S P A C E H E A T E R S NEW Fi.CtiKL -urtaced to peifec aa» easts tn i.s e r S a i i t I I ,»ea* tiun. Old fliaiia mad* like new FOR SALK or Kent, 4 brdio.ua ll’ ly \ t»o Muitfl.H, ni I KMa saeaa «e ilaiee la ike islse* v'inisliiiig, cleaning & wrxing hum*. Lake Mary. Sre owner, I.F.K IIHO TIIKHS la rsiere Sw .kla e tts a a s is I ’m tuble power plant, 22 yriu | .lea tke • . • t i i i t e i U eaaee.ee .Sttuford-Orlamlo H i g h iv a y, j l l l i . no il 1*11m M f (•# le pa* arete,Us. la •n eetfer expi'iience in Heminolr t'uunlv Mark's Sandwich Shop. ' ee te tre e ., .lie seel il M lileasun, l.aku Miny '.'a', n il .'O', (iff eevvfrs. all Waa. A M .• __ srte 636,000 cash liar-grill making la ear etfl.e ea tke I s f kales# Ruck to School 61,000 month. Mlssle hose pat-' eak.leeltea. ORLANDO Murnlng ttenlinel. o l.l'tiliA liK SALE ronnge will dmihle profit. Alsu I uik Ih Evening Htar. Cull R a l p h ; t i l l M il ill o l F’llne hotel for liulf cost to Inillil, Kay III16-J. LOCKERS equip, down 136,000. It too bus jC A l.l. 617 for Battery, Geneinbir ( STEAMERS license. Roth Idg money makers. and Hlur.er service. .Swum 1‘A t‘K IN ti TRUNKS Alsu 26 unit ds lux tourist court lliiltery Hervk'e, 301 W. Fust Wardiidie Trunks plus grocery making net >160 tl I'M IN U M l.l'tiliA liK Ht week besides Income from rotlit mull lii'il sets LA W NMOWKKH sharpene.l, tagsi. Dowu 136,000 cash. See also iiutiimullv uilvt. cycles repaired, luck amt Fred II. Houghton, Daytona Ait plutie Luggage B«arh. I ’hon* 0366. work. Hu waiting —wurk »ua hv CROWN anteed. H. W. Hhuinaii. 3|n W IERICAN TOURIHTKR y ' East 4th. Bt„ Haigurd, Fin I M A X IM IL IA N J ^ A r n c w w F o r JMtla — 5 I Formerly with Williams F m t In mulched sets m individual Simp | . S ! GOAT MILK mat** SVNFORD JEW ELRY and E b E tT R IC or FOR HUNT R D. Prlsst. Phone 710-W3. l— — 1 ------ ----------- „ 1.1'IH iAliK t t). A C E TYLE N E Blu) Hanford Fh. 1148 W ELD IN G FURNISHED 8 roum Bachelor’a ! Mlll'w P »a p Hhop~We buy, sell or ( ||r - 1 *— ------4 — « * u — 40n n in trade moat anything. . Maalurd Motor A Eqpl. 4 * Apt. Rlectric kitchen. 208 Laurel ford Ave. Phone 198-J. 108 W. I at Hlreel _ A ji*. Phone 146-lf. _____ -/ iid itJ .E N W A N T E D — 4 you don’t Nlckle, Hllver, tiuld Fluting; ONE A two room modern affl*. j j o ^ • »# " isliing. Rally aliues and clency s|inrtmenta, Ideally suited a • . . , Phron.P^C?r,,,‘ ,0n, *“ WANTK,.:"^ Ruby's l i i g h n S i - T . keep-sake* Rriiiixed. for individual or business rouuls, L«» )|tlk|l ★ 11 ss s «• Dawson Construction Co., Inc. DOZIERS GAY ( • e .i e m l i ' l . i t l n i . T . i i - ■ ■ ■ PAINTS ■ ■ ■ SEE Hi I Stanley-Rogers Hardware Co. HERALD lio o f ) AND BAD K ,;rn-"*Jl' T 6U.06 l l l g b - i * w , T " J ? !,? .!? furnitiiic Ted Davis Furniture ntodern furnished apartments. I Used 8 pc. living ruom t:. 311 K. 1st. I’h U68. suite 'J4*,R Also efficiency apartment 2U.U6 Downtown office store. Takech 1Used Walnut Vanity IIE I.I* W ANTKU Apartments, 208 N. Park, Phone 1 Shopworn Maple Bed, roll spring and cotton mattress 84.60 1278J. ^ Apartment. Adults, Private home, 1 Shopworn 2 pc. Maplo op of, KXI'ERIKNCBD brake and front living room suit# private entrance. Good salgheuJ man. Apply Flrestun# MATHER OPHANFORD borhood. 813 Mtllonvllla Phona •08-f# B. 1st. Ht. HUM'S ____ _____________ Phone 127 1806-J. WAITRK.HH wanted, night shift only. Apply Terminal Qrlll 48c i¥*fl A better apartment your are D T X Navy T-Shirts M s iiu g e i. 12.26 . looking for. 4 rooms A bath. 608 • Premium paint, gal. | ARMY- NAVY SURPLUS ^ B. Park Avs.___________ HAl.KS.MAN for Seminole County 186 N. Palmetto III s e l l New Car Dealers. NonLAtlOC freshly painted furnished cuoinrtillv* product. Usod by apartment 810 Magnolia A vo.'W A N T to stop smoking T Tr Try Milliunr. Write or phono for apRi Phone 212-W. A. K. Rossottkr.i Nlco-8top. Guaranteed. Round!Anderson, Touchton nutntmvnt. C. M. Hpouio, 1180 Florist. _______________ tot A Rilacwster Drlva. Phono 2-8177 6 BOOM furnished cottage. Celsry j _ Drug*. Oilsmlo, Fla. Ave. 646.00 Mo. Phone 668-W. r PfTTBRUlQ paints for evory FO r NISHED Apartments from . punoae. \viTkk Wa NTKU - 7 (Has Patot Co. 1 bI w k aARIK r 118-114 W. 2nd. Re TD)0 e6 o PECDBi Complete line. TR A ITO R WORK Iluat'a TUtedn Faed_________ Feed fltnra. Free estimate* -on plowing and R6F0UR bedroom 2 story home. Lo­ diM-mg farm or garden plote. eatad on West First BtroatlK OY Sunday dfnner at I-aney’s also weak days. Lunehaa A Also clearing and grading buildPriced at T if"** can ba In i lost*. Phona 107-J. Jack arranged. d. Rioisell. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. RaaNar c a j m , Cleaned, washed A polished. Raymond B. Lundoaiat, A see*lata Goa t7He A 2»Hc Gal. Ben-' It. Attoatto Bask RUg. Phene 712. nott’s Standard Station, Banford FURNITURE Re-upholstaring. AU wi*k guaranteed. Pickup A deli­ # 0 * FARMS. A Celsry Avanooksi . very. Phone 218-W. Ramey, 1800 e* your property and Johnston's "NO-ROACH" W 1st. Bt.____________________ K. hi Btrout Realty Agency kill* Roaches, PRACTICAL nurse—4 years hosON# R. Mathii i.faa jawiths. 1107 X. Baton. ulial work. Good reforencoa. P, it Me. Rout ' IIM s J 0. Box 148, Lake Mary, Fla LOWER PRfCRA, Report"" sltuatad on i i mmmmmmmmmmrnmmm ^ • •t ■ ■• DUNN'H PLATING Hllol llehliuJ V..well's Fh. Hull Doxer and Drag-Line WmlWe KpiH'lalise in pasture wm t and glass planting Ed Dim _Ph"iie 1066-W. Complete auto paint Julia, >I One out uf every 16 paint j free. 1604 W 13lh. HI, IS— N oiireH — l*erM»miis — HTOI.EN Rom near Rnterprisi', Kveready self-prlmlng giisuliiu pump, model Nu. 770-12. > 2 6 mi reward Will be paid to anyone who can help us locate pump. If purchased money will bu h funded, no prosecution to pn chaser. W rit* Hsnfoid F. i> Bex 284. M— LOOT (k KOUNlT LO H T — Ladies green shoe hetwei-n S ilv e r Lake nm l Geneva AvF ln d e r pleas* phone 7DI-M4. irfioNT: beautiful at. J for Cava Man N aw arapav A 4 v a H1m Ii i . Y am Hava 11 F oap t143-J. Na XIl ' tYF ■•“U l ___ H i Ilk M IkI l.l i IkK I Jill Mill M H 4 IK K M SANFORD 1 Used double bed N llllllltll 211 S A N K O IID A V E N U E THE location across from th* Post U ld lilli .S kll flM lt , PHONE 148 O ffice . Phona 660._____________ 1 HEADACHE | c Dl# . tkf .1*1 %k'l ||«|IIM f t '* * H H 'iilh • n ik 'it'- t p» ikk«11 y it« f . . | | . . \ t * fi#m«.n - l.nM-H P a p # l h illlRfrft Quick, Long-La) ting H # m > | i i i r t* i h “l l i im am i n r# IIHo a P n I ill #l •* a*iikI writ t #11 a Ip.'.i r.iiiir or :»n«W#r **t |# y y u p ..ft m i l -. t i m * o f «*nffi» l« n i | l*l#n ,i. in b||) ,,f ...tniiUlfti on tR ftlllM # |i#n»o».al p r . . p . r ik .. f ia % ' •*r l,r f «,r* th r .Inn, ,|nv of A u M>l..f, p a r # r in 11►i % uh|M«i«t ».«%•• -»int v|l. I'M'' rise a tletlpp tiro roll* c o a lu T i l t ' lia III* ‘ %*f t | r llll* | ll# llf will Ie • litr rr.l dj'.thiHi v.. » IM (Ifr till** |M*r#oi».«Spi.p.ltY lav hat. I i>ml m«si«i ad 1jn., r yer* an .I tin* aiu no m •>! ♦ | *»i..tn I'tion* 812 & ,....... / .. j �f-v> v- , ■■• ' ' ' " ’ .w ‘ - a■ r * /*:i■ i- v1.■•-.i' * -•'• , , 1•1■ ■1 /. • ' , 4 I » .i TOR RANFORP HER AID- SANFORD FtORtRA als W in Opener By T o 2 A n d N ight ap By F our T o 3 M.oiiinA XTATK r.nam I. ,Mn Pel r: (III A—Popped out for licncH in Utb. St. Augustine 000 120 UOA—.1 Hrofotd 200 002 OOx— I K Judy, MrMuniin. K ill—Cnlaldo, Jones, Hlioeinuke 2, Judy 2, 211-G asper, Judy. 6 Malinowski. ,\i ilutlei. .lone*, Hallman. SB—Cn5■ tuhlo. I’eplo. HH llnllmnn, Lake. 0 HP Mr.Miinu*. .Malinowski, Pepin, n I,KPT Ht. AuRUMtlnn 5, Hanford * II. Ill) off llerie* H, llobaek i. ,S(I iiy Herie* li; Holuiek ft. W tt’fioliai k * I’iet i . Winner— llobaek. I,user Heoe*. U Cooper a n d Hwunn. T 2;Ufi. llnvix, If Judy, l!l> Vike, p A lleno* T rnio ( liiliie s v lll* I in > I ,.rui llnarh i'a ln lk u Hi ,\iiMO"llnn saapihiii i,iti*,m i 5* I r,na .511 .OUT 1*11 74 ii 1i % 111 *<l .177 5.1V, 179 IH y llrs s lls V r ilr r ila , I'n la tkn 5, Orlando 1. H iniforil * 1 . HI. A iiic n s llli" 1-1 llilln e a v llln I. I my Iona lloaeli I l.rra to ira I, I "* I. h li't I. flatu ra Today DaylnOii Mem ti at flrla m tri l.m-.NurH a | Hi A ilK 'is lln * I'a la lh a al ila ln e s v llle Ha ti for (I al I ml si ml Orlando l.c-H liiira 27 Total* i# Hanfftlil Giant* th-llghtril AH HANFORD rgr crowd of lornl fnnn ln.it McMiiiui", t liy Irking w double bender iliillmao, if it thi> Ht. Augustine Saint* H i! Cain Ido, rf h«* npenrr nml i-:i In tin.- night J oiii'h. Mil i haiii m Tlit> wins niHilc It fnnr in n W i . ••rf fill Lake, if Ton in for I ho Glniila, nml throe over Matte, <■ Th n « l Nru York M if. film m 1Ifin| mi Saints who now in fourth I ’eplo. Il> »iG 47 r.Ri f "li’Vi l i ml ■e nru hut ono-hnlf game above r.2 M i l*ll lllMlr 1|lllid Malinowski, (Hunt". r.3 r..1 in iMirtill Schulte, p l»»i ii •* t« .131 22 night the (limit" will Invade 3R 73 317. 31 H Wu »iii ml in a gumo sponaoieil hy Total* 2(1 H I 21 12. 37 77 327. * i % Ht, LmmI h Dr I,an. I l.lnn* Club for the iit. Augustine lle s s ll* V , s l r n l a , 001 100 0—2 Now Vork I, WrtNhln«lft« 3. fit of the blind, and in co- Haulm d 000 000 * - # <a hl>'ftK4* 1. |if*Irritt ft at Ion with (hit Hanford Lions 1Ii»hI / i ft, |*fi!(i«rt*>S|ililH | flu Inn>. K— Pepin 2, M cM uiiuh, M r. Hanford fana arc due rim«it. H ill- (iiisper, Holler. Lake, HI. I c' ikIm . 1fi -5. t ‘iovolftml H-'J X A - r iO V A I. l . l ’. A K t »: be present. Matte I, I’eplo, Malinowski, w T ra m Is P r l o n In the Initial game the (IlnntH Hi'iiultx. IIP — McManus, Malinow­ HI. (.o u ts f.r» 12 f.22 CAI.AIH, Krnnce, A iir . 1H— I/I’i •cored all,s ix ruriM In the fourth ski, McManus, I ’eplo. I, EFT--St. RR H riin k lv n 12 .RI R .lose (.'ortlnti" frilled today in an N *w V n ik MR I I 'A f»7 inning on four hlta and three Augustine H, Haiitoid fi. IIK -o ff r.r, r.r. rmr. 1.1 n s l 'i i i walks. It atu'lled defent for that Kaipillskl II. Hiliullx I, Vike. HO nltenipl to swim the Knt(lisb lIl’h l l i i d c l i i l i la f.R 7.7 r»R I t cl, but said ‘T il try niriiin In ' I’hllmlelidiia former rianfniil nemesis, Htau hy harpinskl I, Hebolt/. II, Vike l.iiriiannel, l« fl 7 •07 J l ( T u r in n u ll o u i two weeks.” 71 171 ( ‘t i l l n u n 1.1 Karplnnkl, Inn let* for the Hnint" 1IO Karplniki In (I I/!! inmnj(« 2. JT'A i i fnl t iilcin, *iM| tackled The P"vs | Ileaall* V *s(rnlH , who wax ejected from the r u n i c Win riei Hi'hultz. I.osi’i KnrpiaI‘UIIhiI i .1|i Ii Iii It. Hrunk I yli Mud 21 m ile s t i e l c h o f w a te r hoom for till* manner of iiratoatimr de­ I ski. I I —Swann ami Cooper. T— lifter uiidniKht. lie swum alm ut iloslnti 11, New Vurk ( I ’bliiiH'i nl I ’ll Istuiriih cision* hy Umpire Jim Hwumi. In luiK the d ld a n re u, H over In six mini 1 :2 b . the third Inning. Hnint Manager \ h o rn *. T hen, s u ffe rliiR fro m { HI I.1111I* I, i l ii,li,i,ii 11 9 i l l h i . a r i ; c h u n k a h h ii Frank I’iet wu* ulao ejected from II i.uiip", lie was pulh'd fro m the i ii I iikh I. tiiisper, rf fi 1 1 the (runic for like renaona. a tti.lel b y till' liri'O llipiinyinK lim it-I St. Auidixtlno waa leading .'I to Judy, 21 ii ini ,i anil l e t u i (le d to (!n lala. 3 when Hanford came to Tint in I'enninutoii, had planned to start Hie swim i, C h i i nun Haul Il,,il fo r the last ic.lri I llavis. If the sixth frame of the Aecnlid (hip Cris Nez, Prance, to I, eait e l In * a tte m p t, lie was a w iln - Jfimn j Hhoemnke, i f (•m e . After .Motto walked, I'eplo i i oner w illi hi-, m ill* alone lieenilse jllh iv r tlii* nfteriioon, Iml rm iRhenUntier, lb lashed out n triple to score him :i hi» leuH w eie |o,i illy zed Iiy itiR of tlie water mused a delay. ! f-lie is hi Calais, and in turn scored on Malinowski'" Kinhiiidt, hs | rlllllio*. lleries ii tingle. A fun-cast of model ate sen" , Tlie lecmil fm the awim Is | Plat, The Saints threatened in the listed Iiy Hie World Aliuiinnc aMir.iid variable uoithwe"! winds up ninth when with one man on Iuinii, A i'lcliilli hy ti H) mile" (air hour inter ills|li hoot (, la iMnlltoa—-ant Manager I'iet was hit hy one of Vi'iicmln* Hpiieek of llohemin in | <»ui uReil hope that slip ndiiht Total a finback's pltche*. Hnhnek, how­ limn. Tlie Kreni h pichh howover, | make an attempt nhmil midnlyht. ever, horn down and ended the HA.Nil lit It I have decided to hrliiR Hhirley Ui-ai'i rally consider s h're lie III dull McMmiii", is (•m e with a "trike nut. hark from Calais." said her tli'oiRes Mleliel, credited with ii II 1 3 llnilmiin, If Ht, AIJIJIIH T IN E A ll K II o A r, J Walter France, I'lossllIK III 1) llulIM Ullll "lx mill n (.'iitupbi, i f ft 1 1 2 (Jasper, rf I fell Dial Hlilrlcy May leached 1 II a* 2 0 ale" tIiul vein to la< Ihe rt c iml 1 II 1 il Pennington , .’1 It I. el peak Ilf IMlinlUR at the I'llil ii 0 it J 1 JllMI'M, .III holdut. (1 1 1 2 .’1 0 0 it 1 Idikti. i l • of last week, A four-day delay I'irhnn. If ■1 1 1 li ;dui. In adverse weather on tile 1 0 1 u 1 .MatIc, i Plat, lib '* lio V K It, Kiin. A hr . IS—-i,Vi 1 1 1 III 11 Shirley .May I laie e’* attempt to ( iiniiiiel lias pul her off form. 0 I'eplo. Ill it 0 I Bhoemnke. rf 1 It 1 2 J to swim (lie Kur Iis Ii (,'hannel lias Slie will resume llpht tinlnltiR at .’1 1 I i II Muilliowaki, 2b Butler. 1h 1 ii 0 1 1 1her a postponed fm si'vernl days. II. ivei for a period of four to 0 1 n It llnhock, |i Karpln*kl, P liv e days before iimklnR an ntI.ei fnllier iinieoiiired today. Ehcrhnidt, sa I i 0 1 a ’I lie 17-yeai old Somerset, Mass . tempi to swim tlie Channel 1 (II 1 S 27 Ill (1 (t 7 II Tol ul* 2 Markland, e 2b Cuban Swimmer Fails In Attempt To Swim Channel taiiHii i* . Miky, owned by Elan# Kirkpatrlrk and Don Mi Marah’a Dolphin hiuhliRht the eight super grey* hound* slated by Racing Sec retsrv Merrill Watts to gallop tonip Id In tha feature ninth race it the Volusia County Kennel Club in Daytona Beach, Dolphin U co-holder with OH’s Calowav of the 81,1 record for the l-HUh* mile course and he will I*, striving tonight for his fifth win. Miky to date has acored seven victories and if ho wins tonight it will la) three*in-a-row. Six other ace greyhounds will gallop in the feature ninth race, jhi y are (Jlorln Ann, Sooner He|r< i. Tin Type, Adora, iliram ivinker mid Marclne. r l l i v r H A C K a / l f l l b a M il* I V ir a l b a l l d s l l r U a a b lw l v v iiin lu a lla lill, H om e , J ilte d Jsiu', J e rs e y J u s llc * . b lis s H onHu-ky. II. of 11 o u s te r, H lr Ik s , g iK ie iile Ito y a t. IK IilX II H ACK a / lb t b k M ile l l . e e l b a ll ( a l l y d e e b lr l I.m k y I ’Ml, K e w e y Dee, lle s l Shut. I l l l l H«. C le a n H la te H o llin s Hull. H t r a la h l K d a * . U e ca r D. I l l ■ft IS H A C K A / l i t be M i l * |t|i kens. Karo Coin, Mllvsr Nell, Ari'lilbold. Ualway Hay, H ark•sti-r. Hnaii II u M il os, Tusruroro. M i i u r i f HACK s /ia ib e Mila Jlnimli. Hi'*, Jean Time, W ltltn a , rmIUiih Cenynii, llo y a l V. K ' j k . Ilur.il lletay, Hon Jarksl. Jeoml Juli n n m l HACK Hal art I f II. ,ip. h,i .My Weaver, Wlilslllnn HocHnolii. Hruiiily Hplrlt, I J.j ii Id K k ts h , J o e y 's I'r h ls , lie d llv rrs . K e n y o n . S IX T H H A C K n / i a ih e M tle C nrilerie, M e d lo n , D an Itu liln , ||i,nnle Hon, H n lp 'a J e s te r, ( le o r a la T o ll. Im s ly Ite lie l, D oe Hk In. Ilit H V r il H A C K H e a rb C u n re e I'n r l H a lil, H h u r k ln g , l l l s c k N an, " jrin iitiiin y , C hop H tli'k s , T w in f> s b , .M n nnllde , t l n l l l n a H lo o e M I I I I T I I H A C K n / l a ib a M i l * "sin Hpude. Ite lie l Itnekel, Hlyllih I'liddy. Hiuixtrlpn, Hrulny Hess. Ila,a. I<’i|'s lla lisiim , d ll's Hhore- I arrea M X T I I HACK A/IIHba M ile (JI*.rIn A n n , lllr s n i W slker. H u n n ,1 ei Select, D o lp h in , .Vlarellie, Adorn, 1 Miky. T in Type. , T l i x r i l HACK H r a r b (.'n urse 1 Trim T rick, I'rliu e s s Mldits. ,Myj (■sli'li. ItoHdy Koy, H e irry llitrlt, item* ro le Me T iiX lllt lT 'e *H I.H (T tO X * K'u-i Hlr Ike, Miss Hiiiubisky, lllli'il .bine Hm h o i I K rs iy T h ird I'lrkirit- d s i-n r II , Dee A ri'lillm lil, lle s l Ita r e S lirli Iran " m i ,o tli Itu lilri, Hnnnln M ii o o 1 I d s, . 1' ,- • * •» , .. TE N N IS BROOKLINE, Mass.—Gardner Mulloy and Billy Talbert, No. I, led favored teams into the nuar* ter-tlnala of the National Double! Tournament. .. DOLE MONTGOMERY, Ala.— Defend­ ing champion Red Mosolny of I'ortsmoutn, Va., "hot a fourunder-pur G8 to take a lead In tho intor-servlrc tournament. FRENCH LICK. In d .-A lv ln Lverctt of Rrjme, (in., and Hnh Malone of Texas Christian U., gained tho finals In the National i.efthnnders Tournament. B A C IN fi C H IC A G O -C alum et F a r m ’s Two Lea (t:t.lll)| won tho artful slake* nl Arlington I ’nrk, linncom In wax aprond mid Htnle was third. SARATOGA HI’ IUNGH, N. Y.-Hymphuny. ........................ .. ttnr'kst, Hiinslrlps. Htyllsh Paddy. Ninth—Dulphln. Miky, Himiinr He- IW|. T i n i t i - M r Patch. Hotvtty IU |. Trim Trick, ,1 FUJItIDA, IN PHOBATB n il K sta tf of _ . MACIOIH M. H A H T D E C K A H E D • lio known un MAilClIb II. IIA R J. T O A 1, 1, C n n D IT O H H A N D I ’ D H BONK IIA V IN O I.T .A 1MH * •'* . Life* In M A N D H A U A IN 'H T H A ID I ’ H T A T K t Y nu a n d aat-h o f you » r« h e re b y n o tm .fi and reuulred to pressnt any claim s and demands which you. nr s llh s r o f you. may have against th . c«tnt« of M A O fllB M. IIA ItT also known as Msaele II. l l i r l , dscessed, IAJ* it " * ,?} 0“ ,|'l ki lo Ihe County Judae o f MKMINOLU Cnunly, F lnrlds, ul Ills offlna In B the court house or ssld co m ity st “ MA N k'd ll It. Florida, w ith in eight calendar months front the little of (ha firnt nulillcallon «»f Earh claim o r rlwmaml ih n ll In w rltln a , and shall s la t, the ptaoe nr rasldonre and post o ffice ad­ dress o f ih« claim ant, anil shall ti. sworn to by ths claim ant, agent, or attorney, and any such claim or demand not so film shall h* void. LUCIAN NBtVMAN An a d m in istra to r o f ths Estate o f M axell, M. H art, a so known as Muaais II Hart. /Y m f MM.rD&g& % i S t u i U k f u o u * J/ o m s •**H aeta ______ 10* umpleta M * ( --------- 701 SENKARIK GlasH & Paint Co. 112-111 W. 2nd Ph, 320 itapM aM F irst pnMP'SlInti Auauat ISIh l i l t . FRIDAY-SATURDAY ‘r t f im t o n e BIG 39* Writing Portfolio Conelsflng of H lltll, LIHIM FINISH BOHu STATNNKRY '< • 25 INVI10PIS Him ' HInn kina Chevrolet offers you tho moat— lo r fho least money! i t m p k - l >y B I f’ ' ! • ~ : - . V v h t t '* - \ m : PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED For H om e—or V acation Trips IDEAL FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY! L IM IT - 2 O n ly th r o u g h • ip o d o l p u r c h a io a r o w o o b lo t o v c ilu n l l * * i p a r t o f o u r M g m l d - « u m m « r d o o r o n c o p ric o c f r o m o v o r y d e p a r t m e n t . M R CUSTOM IR o ffo r t h t i t o r r M f s o lo • • t d w p c u t io d fc T h o ie S o p o r ip o d a le O v e r s • Settled Beam Adapter K it.... Reg, 5-9;> Now 1), ublc Chrome Fender Guards Reg. J.79 5 h Gim; line Filters............ Reg. |.98 Yew delleri «• • Ima way when yew ''*f'»/ij ilrt' 1 ■;>, InVHl In a CMvrelet Advence-Deilgn p e r f e r m e M t , h a n d lin g M M - i v n y COACH "KUAN $J.9B SEAT O COVERS H,!T Keg. 410.00, UPRIGHT $ 9 0 0 FOOD FREEZER only 1 Itcg. 1,25 WASH BOARDS............H e Iteg. U # TOILET LID COVERS Itcg. 49c GLASS HOLDERS..... Reg. 98c TOWEL BARS........ Keg. «9c CARVING KNIVES Reg. 1.19 DISH DRAINERS ..........H e Reg. 1.19 BROOMS .... ........ - .....H e Heir. 20c SOAP GRANULES...... ....:. ||c 50 ft GARDEN HOSE..... ...... 4-99 99 H. P. OUTBOARD MOTOR8 918.95 Mr FISH LINES ................. .......... I * E L E C T R IC M t V R O L E T WASHER 8. C U . F T . • • * , R e fr ig e r a to r 1 5 8 .8 8 ’' p-"JiK1 vi M m ^ Legal Notice Whilo Thoy la s t! i/. sHta ■ , i• ' l - 1- Mrs. T. C. Christopher’s BpaU Gianta. John Maatrangelo of tha Stcelers and Reid won the Diana Handicap. Adila Pittsburg Moseley of the Chicago Beara. was second and Gaffery third. MISCELLANEOUS N EW Y O R K -T h e Now York Yankees announced the signing of three players from the rival national football league— B o b Dobelstein of tho New York IN T H K COlt HT n r T1IK COUNTY, j JUDOK. HKMINClbK. a uinir.. nr,.*i ■*-' ..... -I u' l.N f Y, * C irlo , Koorllt llit n il llelsy, .lliiio ile |>s. .boiri Time K lllli lloals Weaver, Mv Hoola, liuiii.lv H p lrll. t>..f Hk In ■ »■•.:•• ■’• 0 w ■■'-= T H U R S D A Y A N G U S T 18, 1841 Eight Super Hounds IN BRIEF reature Ninth Race SPORTS By AHHOCIATBD P KKSH anford Giants From St. A ag . 39.0ft Window IfR 32" or 3fl" SCREENING * 15.00100 a CI.O SE O U T TOYS A LL REDUCED FRO M 50 Tb 75% BUY LOADS NOW STOCK UP NOW FOR XNAB 9 �---- Hr T- : M ftiU M ^ P A T A N Q U ST. 18. 1949 T **— Legal Notice i ^ ¥ T T l f '^ 1 i r . ; , - . ! i 1=___ S Legal Nonce a u lt f o r d ly o r c o j o th e r w is e a D a- , T y a o n . I crM» l* ro U n n frs n ,, w ill ha e n le re d Ifn lM n m M r a r t l f l r a l f * a h a ll J * a p a ln a t y o u f o r f a ilu r e in o p p r.ir. re ilr » m r .| -it . ..r lln « to l« w , ! { • M l T I f l * . OK % l\ < ir i: iU * H A LM v . # ‘ T C O U flT O F T I I K p it a o r a n s w e r a * r w 'iu lr o il b y la w i |»r-*t>«*rtyr I •»««1 th e r e in w ill be N n iim h h* n*»*\ k I v p ii t h iit p u rJ U D IC IA L C IR C U IT , i n h e re in . j s o ld to th e lilK b e s i h M ile r at t h * su a o i in rm .il «|. «re«* re n d e re d on ..A N D F O R H K M IN O L K C O U N T Y . W IT N E S S tn y ha nd and o f f li I I I * « o u r I Itot.-r* d o o r on th e tl» s t M oa- th e 21st d o J u ly . A. I» 191*. r L O R ID A IN CHANCERY NO * seal Ih ls 37ll» d a y o f J u ly , A l» i d a y In ll»e m o n th o f S eptem ber. in rh .it • *111111 . .nine p i n d liitf In T ill • •m• •! •i . « d a y o f t h r C ln n it C o u rt in a n d f o r H ein1 t t h».». l i h*. |* Is the &th <• I* I I K IIN IM IN In -U r ............. I 'l i . r I i I k . In C h u n H e ptcm ber. 1911 p r a m . m - n V .'V IS - r P a le d ib is «tb d a y n f A u g u s t. r r r r , w h e re in K lr« l K r i l r r i . l H «vC le r k , c i r n i l i I ’ n u rl I'o m p la ln a n i. IIIK " uni I .•■ill A s s o rl.il Inn n f m» X K A I. vs. H ciuin**le i ' i «i i i i | | . a <h i i*.«r.11 Ion. «» U IIK I I N lM iN JA .\| F.H HK E L L Y |« p l a i n t i f f n o t W illia m L e w is and C le rk C ir c u it C o u r t. I lia d ) < l.r w ih . til*, a lf» . .in*l J o h n S e m in o le C o u n ty . K ie l Ida —. n r r r h i .i c a t i o n T o J A M L H M K K L L Y . re s id e n c e u n - i n r u n <>,• a i m ' i . i . t r i . i * A lo tg a n a m l C tad y-, M o rg .in . h is ►. ... ( C ir c u it C o u rt S eal) Kfiownt w ll« it* tl. fe io la o ts lb . u n d e rT ti n r :» :i» ^ ou ar#» h e re b y o rd e re d to a p ­ •d g llf l • ■* S| *• • t • I M is te r w ill n m ti.ii i t ia t n r - n .:n w i i t t i i i ill*l« g a t ti« ,iir n o f Halt* on pe ar ( In p e rson o r b y a tto rn e y ) N O T IC K lx I IK H K IIY ilI V K N . .M oiut.if tin* *ih * | t f .if S e p te m b e r. J” t h " n r c u l t C o u r t o f s # m ln o l« T h a i M V T y s o n Im l.lc i n f T n | A I* I • I *• o ff . 1 t.*t ii| « . and s e ll F lo rltfa . o n n r lie fn r o tb s C r r l l f l«*at« No. 13V tit* in i * 2 Mb da y o f A u g u s t. I? *? , to an to ll»* t ilc . lo - t .ltd l.esi I d f ld i l f «f r day o f .lo lv A l» , I'JIT. has file d , U 'li it itic f i o i i l flo o r o f th e h iM L , V M a n f C o m p la in t file d sam e In m y o ff ic e and ban made l C on 11 11if n "i **f s ,.|iiiiio |i* C o u n ty . a g a in s t y o u , sam e b e in g a I p p lb n t lo it f o r a ta s deed lo !ii» 1 P l.ir lila II. San lo t *|. F lo rid a , l lt t i iswtied ib e re n n H ttbl c e r t l f l i tie rm f i* lI*.tv 1iig .1. •.« , 11•••*1 p ro p e r* v . s itu H r iir r s (tie f n llr t w ln g rltie d i$r« n i . i l it i. l l . ,og In S f'in ltio le C onn* • r r l y In th e C o u n ty **f H einlm di*, Iv F l o | Ida, t.. w tl < ta te i»f K lo r lila . l o - w l l Lot o f lif o t g L i \ i i m in pt*r N»s o f H K U o f H K *, o f H E ', p la l It ie r . —f .lolv Of re. o»d in 1lees N IT • It o f K 2 I »l . h ,% III.- | * 1••11. 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I ’* 11 aa iiii'lt d . d the f o llo w in g d e s i i l l u i l la n d In S.-ml C Hole <'o u lil v F lo rid a , w ill l., o ffe |e d , fo i f i i l f a l lo ild ii o ill • 1 v f..| th e • t i l e l i . —* 10 I t.ew• .*!» •■* j ( . >*a fr o n t d o o r o f tin* S e m in o le r . i i m h C o u rt llo iiH r. at S in f o id i*. g in ii ; In g H i l l . x M ..n M und.iv • A llg llM f ." l||| \ | I | ’l | ' l l.o i \ IU eatnvt o |i| I 'l. il 11.... U .1 pages in ,% • 1 (V r i a l II . .ok (| I pa ges .in \ •••• L o t I '• H I", k *| >1 «• m i tv old r i n 1 it.. •«k I |M ||.k 'IH A •* I A 1-I11 11.. •k I |M g. « .|u A •'* • Ho. I, •» l * i . «inw l i i-ini 11.. •k I I'a g . n 01 a *1 A 1-ini in.. •k I |* i k * • Jo a • • I.Ml. I A I t * .* III... k I II d I'M Ml. VV.Illl F i l l II k Then why not own Your Own Home? ★ Dawson Construction Co., Inc. HI... k ( .r n r r n l ( u n tru e to rn STRICKLAND MORRISON, INC. flit At Inollc N i l tonal Hank Building Hanford, Florida .It* E. M U ST i I 'llliM . .Mill •t— R in T T H liT f For Snip—ii I Un© HERALD Want Ads IIM I ’ r l m l Hi ir . m n . , 11000. lia lu n c c u n e n n y I c r n i r . •••If l» R u rm l h o m e , ro n u lM lin it o f l w t e k tlle « l f a r m w i t h 2 I mmI ro o m h m u n . n l f s r r i t f a r I r n m n lin le * a ln a , t i. a a a i* t a in l . i . w i l Hm 1 t k a a i a k a M ill a * m i . K M i t a t ik a .a la k k a a # a a M M a * 4.andnn> a k a ra k If lk « a akkia la I I . I H la :k a < r l* a iia a a M . la t a l a r . Cat ifcla • •■ » ■ • >»4a tla a tk a K k t . n l a a i la a a a a a la k la a a r • r a a , l l i . la • * ! , . f a r a * la , t , 4 . r Ik a fc*al a a a a lk la M i . l r . , a l l W a a l A ka a w l M la a a r a l l l r a aa Ik a k a r k a fa ra • a k llr a lla a . r i . a u a a .ll, aa l«a.aklalal> aa M . * f raaaa, . ... .. ka |a r a a r aa. .• • a a a .lk l* la . mmt» .kaa m w lan M a .l laa.» FOR HUNT C. A. W IIID D O N . HR. i I'liunc I 2HI ! $.16 ,(HK) i hnIi liur-icrill in CO. •o.»i je w e l I. C U U A U E m n ld iiK ' iKSooriK /affi: license. Ilnth big money tnakc.a * Ala.. 26 unit de lux tom 1st couit i 1 |*lu# R tiH 'cry m a k in g md llftit w e e k iira ld e a In c o m e fr o m c o t In ire a . D o w n f:i6 ,(l(H ) cn a h . .See Fred II. I lo u u h t o n . D n y to im B e a c h . P h o n e tl.165 . 'B lL A C R E S m u c k a n d C it r u s h in d Ariicitvi For S ale —5 GOAT M ILK R. D. Priest. Phone 7 I6 W3. ""'v !*■*imi» i •• I'lmit** ItMR r i, . . n . 21*!* M ( If ,t 11f A N D , „ ,.,| i , ,,,■ iiu i.-M ., „ |„.,| | „ . . l . I t ........ \V IW I» Un. K.!0 W. 1162 W. m id H um . M uk .... .lid. St. " ip .iiv H 'fo i.t F lit t on lit v .»• S eal I ■nr •Ituated on a hi. beautiful St. JobM «» » permanent hi cottage. Can a. ^ Gaa Stove. I I T l A l l i l R , A - l c o n d itio n , u & g w tn z ■ aU ’ • 406 A venue. ; ' $ 1 1 1 .( 1 6 $t>P.V6 $ 3».051 :i pc In-di mini mile $60.06 j Sv A N l R I t — f l O t 't SEE ! S P E E D Y , EFFICIENT MOWER THI S AT GIBBS —I II MOWINI i n THIS SECORI CASTER WHEEL THAT MARES \ l l/.'/akka MASSEY-HARRISNo."6, , SEMI-MOUNICD MOWER . ........... I I I I M ik mill.. I * * . 'V i s i t O H * H C H T - rill.nr 611 C Jt fa * i* t r i - a i - s I* \ I N T S TA U M N T S D IIIV K -IN — t i l l **iM ilo n l %• r I'k.ii.r« IIIHI-VB I VHI • || u n i I 'n p r i l i . i i u i i - r x 1‘ m i i i i * Tho lirnl timo aioutul ynui liolil you'll aqioo Ihrrt thono 2 enntor wlioolu In linilor demrjn moan morn olllclont mowing . . . innlnr. oaaior culling Hull tolls over moro ocros in Ices limn . . . gets morn ol your crop at Its nutritional best. Built un on a hunky, a ll wolded tubular Ixir I r a m n , iho No. ' G" Is strongor, sturdlor, morn llo iib ln OH hath lu b tlrallo n annurcs nmootbnr pnrlormanco; light, onny to pull arllo n dial roqulrna loss jmwnr llnlb your Iractor anrl tbo No. “G" am prolnctivl hy quirk acting naloty rnlnason. Cosy hook ups novo a lot ol tlmo ovon hoforo you got In tbo Hold. Soo us today . . . got tho lu ll dolailn on Iho No. ”6." , j K fry ., lit u,Sn » (Oil i till ** » 11*111 I III KOI II. IM IACKSONVIUE • MAITLAND • TALLAHASSEE • OCALA MY IK K KUAN H T M IK K ® ( FEA RLCSS F LA P JA C V . LOOKS LIKE rC L lU H S . MCMi f. ro' 0CAH QAW l 111' . PIT C M U **/ l ' ' l . ( ' . i | t ! .lir llic e il to p d f . (M d f lm u a m n d e lik e m > v im I i i i i k . c le a n liiK A iv n u .,: I 'o f t n l d e p o w e r p l i u i t , 22 y. » e x p e r lc n e u in K r im in d e .......... . <• M. Olenann, In lie Mm y. lliittery Service, Bill Hi. W. i u .i I IIK n r I.O N K It A M IK K & M ~ ** D R A G O N PI5 TOL 6 , EH T CHOOSG SOUR 7 W E A P O N S ^lj^ V lytf FURNITURE Re-uphot.Wring. All work guaranteed. PldMp A d very. Phone 8I8*W. Rainey, l TilE BEST DUELING PISO-O THAT CAN BE (Oil AK( EACH At l OAK* ONE (3eor TAKl * ,E Ip.EN I’M * ' IllEN IlJHN, , SHERIFF? X GOT A KANO F R E E ! maybe w e can still g e t TUN I h G D U EL B EFO R E : THE LO N E R A N G E R 19 K IL L E D ! l» V AROUT *— , H 1Ni3 3 ULCM- 7 i£ rJ ^ \ tu r r ir t m ay IV A l . i IH riM -.V C C7 * P I S A V a O M B T H I N G WPONQ f [ > O U O N L .-y^ S A P ^ I T C M I N Q <3 U L C M ~ r ^ j / i f , I) »aft **♦« B*k | h tmll-do ■»-* r r v j (w.fx.--( *, h -i »••»-•* * •' rt O Y P A ID . IMHUNwnpf fU G O d a re rrA . GO CLSeC TUB DncicG r e n -f AcriON,* W. la t. I L _ P r a c t i c a l , n u m -4 yean Sea* pltal work. Good reference*. 0 . B o x 141; t g k e ‘ M a r y , F ie . LO W ER PRICES, re p a irin g . 0 . agvaral m ,t | .M ll| F lo r id a WTiHK WANTFI) -ff ( ^*..... I ,.n.I . l.-t.iiliu.- X ddM Ioii M lll’a S w a p S h o p — W i* b u y , aril o r LA WNMOWEIt.S almrpen.il, I-, trade moal anything. 40(1 Han Ilu:l.c .1 cii-.li price pniil for used ryelea repair.d, hn-k m id \ < \ fm inline Ted Unvla Furniture ford Are. Phone 106-J. work. No walling- wmk •»in„ I V I I I E. Ixt. I ’li 06H. anteed. II. W. ............... M l " Wa both lo*c When you don't Emit 4th. St., fimrf'ird, I"• • bring your prearriptlnna to Wanted: Erealt Wnler fishing iie klc. Phone (i172 lifter I P.M, (Formerly willi W i I I i i i i i i m I . . , ' l,aney'a, Phone 103. HA lit IIED-Mual lie in good con­ _ Shop). U T s 7~N n r y ~ T-Shirt a4«. dition. Phone I6 6 0 W -I KLRCTUIC or Premium paint, gal. |2.'.’6 CiN-her Spaniel pupa, hlnck. blonde, A CR TYI.H NK A R M Y -N A V Y SURPLUS a d Hcglitered Pedigreed, Mra, W B I.IIIN Ii 103 N. Palmetto Hanford Molor K l'«,,.t. t % . U I. Beer. lit. I. Oviedo, Kin. W A N T to atop umoklngT Try F oil Hole or Trade, A.K.C. Cock20H W. lat Street Nlro-Btnp. Guaranteed. Rounill ci pupa. Phone ill.'l-J. Nlrkle, Silver, tiold Phillng. I" * lat A Anderson, Touehlon hilling. Ilahy ahnea mid "U "' Drugs. keep-ankea llronaeil. H— I I L I T W A N T E D —H D U N N ’S P LA TIN G H llo p . PITTSBURG Paints for every IT'S A better apartment your a n Behind Ynwell'e I ’h. 1210 Hu n i , i ilO L S K purpose. looking for., 4 'rooms A bath. 600 NBNKAHIK Glaaa A Paint Co. ___S c ? W""V 8. Park Avr. US -114 W. In i. P hnn. $ 20 . EXPERIENCED l.rnke and fro n t. “ ‘ill ,,0 *pr. H "1 end man. Apply Flrealnnel and grnaa planting Ed Dm, . I: Complete line. M ' T M I3 H V A R Stores. apnrlment 310 Magnolia Ava.i Hunt'i Tuxedo Feed Rl i 3 A S U A V . B E l 5A ? J More. Phono 1066-W. | WAITKKSS wanted, night shift *hone Phone 212-W. A. K. Roaaattar. VJOY Sunday dinner a t LanoyV ,„,lv. Apply Terminal Grill Complcla unto paint Jobs, $ l!i" . •’lor lat. One nut of every 16 paint jni. 76c 'also weak days. Lunches A 1 Mnnnger. | g 6 ROOM fiirnlaited cottage, Celery free. 1601 W. 13th. HI. _ahort ordara . _____________ I SALESMAN for Seminole County A i d . $46.00 Mo. Phone 660-W, CARS. Cleaned waaho,l A n n iilk 'i to sell New Cnr Dealera. NonT I P - fNut iron— PcrHonnlM — LI F C r N IH H E D Apartmenta from polished. .... MH'iiiive product. Used hv M 0 to $60. Oil Park Are. G«a 27We .A liUfcc (i«| Bfn Milllniia. Write or phone for ap- RTOLEN from near Enterprise, i nettY Standard 8tatlon. Hanford FARM , 14 acre*, located on Celery' |Miintment. C. M. Hprouae, 1130 Kveready aelf-nriming gnsoliir A Celery Avenues. Edgewnter Drive. Phone 2-3177 pump, miHlel No. 77 H - I 2 . $26 mm Ing Johnston's "NO-ROACH” iiiliuiilo, Fla. reward will lm paid lo iinyom n Ile a l K a U tg F o r 8 « l f — S A mat wmltar; ............... who ran help us lornte pump. U 5 !S !I , L l,,ll■ R°Behee,i llouiekreper for family ' of 4. piirrhaued money will In* i *• .®u$" ^or months. iteplv Box C K J Care of Herald. FOUR bedroom 2 atory home. Lo­ Pint $1.(10. H alf pint 80c. Roumllfunded, no proarcullnn In pm cated on -Wait First S t m t lat A Anderson. iehaser. Write Sanford IV " Prided at MSS0. TVrm* can be 1 Box 2H4. Im arranged. is H E L M A N ’S Red Rose guaran­ | * ROBERT A. W ILLIAM S, Realtar teed feeda for more eggs and TRACTOR WORK a m Raymond 8 , Leadaalat, A g i d f t f . batter chicka. Free psttmales on plowing and 14— LOST t P O U N D — I I Phoae 783. A t If at re ^$aak 81dg, ' ‘ TOUCHTON a WATSON K’lT A K H TIdiMing farm or garden plota. L 0 8 T — Imdiea green shoe hetween M mb» IIM . m i Celery Ave. A ls o clearing and grading build* FOB FARMS, JkLLY GUAVAS $2 60 B u .~ Ing baits. Phone 167-J. Jack ■i Silver Lake and Geneve Avr H iy w tr r r .' uroperty aM Finder pleaae phone 710-M4. _ K. ROMBTTKR, Florbrt Russell. I . A. 8trout lea O U R A C f S IN T M H — — C f g r r A va. ^ ___P M m IIS .W . ----------- -y P A P B B * Orle R. Mathleux, 1MWJ R lV E R P R O N f III S p . - . u ili'im r NEW BAD ONE A two room modarn tf flctrnry npnrlmrnta, hlrally auitad for Individual or builneaa coupla, I oration across from the Poat Offlcr. Phono 660. , , Modern ftirnianed apartmenta. Alan efficiency apartment. Downtown office store. Takach Apartmenta, 20« N. Park, Phone 127(1.1. Apartment. Adulta. Private home, private entrance. Good neighhorhood. 1113 Mellonvllle Phone ison-j. 1807 K. Second A m t IIOIVIKK’S (.KILL I'lmi.. 1 'l o ! '! o r P' ' " ' ' , r " ° ,n 'O R L A N D O M n r n itiK S e n t in i'l • " I t . , - p i n e I-N B I.II6 $ H lt.ir» i ( |l||,|l( i,;v t . n . „ K S t n r . C u ll I U I | . li I .I n - I . lly use d I |ie l.e d io fim o llite , Huy. tlliri-J. Heir, p r ic e $ 3211.1*6 $ 100.0 6 , CALL 617 for linltcry, ticncr.i' i U V I I I E H I» E H A N K U R D niul Hlnr.er service. Hwmi, ■ j i i .i o '. E . la i S I. P h o n e 127 A u i i t i.H S ANNOUNCING m:-OPF.NIN(i OF “ *• J io • — 12' ~ “ V E N E T I A N B L I N D S r n iiile In m d e r. H e m lu o lu V i n v lln n D im i '" j" ' tu t 1 ( . M i l 1 1* in 1 11 t in. 1 'it. oil 1•ttnrf I. T > C m O H S t X *t iO H I ’ ll. U IIH — ........ »'*. f e T " "• «' S tin ftiv d i T O m iT O N RARRF.lt SHOP A I** M o ln a i’ s | . mm w ood P la l •I • 11 i : m u »n ( ip liu t ii-lr is l v\ \ i i pnrk. ik *' S pecial N e rv lrex I A L T E R A T IO N S In Now Associated \\ ilh I A W ..f 22. .I ..I III... k I ft. r k . t n \d d M io n I* ig e vl N d d lllo lt *0 I 'a l k U I put I I f l i l Xd.l M 1**11 p la l llo o k j page Dr Henry McLaulin It..*.. U im u I i: m u m iik- liu M u i-a a . i l l ' l l . ’.I $11161111 lu a t w .'.-k . U n tilp l. 't c ..lin k m ill f l x t u n - a $:I6IHI,» IIP I'm i l i 'l u l l a C h o lic I'JM I. 12— I*. X I I N S H I . W ( I h \ c a rs T o w n o f S y lv a n •k page #*!• S p o ilin g * * P la l lia p in a li A T u c k IM it llo .ik .1 page I • *» If o f 7 0 /.A IIK ro n n K e w i l l d o u b le p r o f i t . A l a i . ' 6 | | p E l io l i i t l i t t w i n k ic k e r , A - l h o te l f o r h a l f c o a t In I m ilil.l . . . m i ll i o n . IHIMM I P lio n i- 2«W -W . equip, down $ 36 ,000 , I t im i l m . ....................... ....... . . . ft— — 1 h a n p ih id \\. |l|. MOW I t iOkH H m iii II liiix ln i- a a ; K o m i lo c w liu n , lo w u n i p r lc w l t u a c H .ii,u t c k l y . d l i 'X T U i i i c o f M i'r a liL ________ I'HM'X 111* H. Park tt Room House, 2 cnr garage Owner MUST s e ll-I'll. IMltl-R. SALFORD HERALD I— ■( I A M K I I I C a N T O U R IN T K R M A X IM IL IA N in m n li- h n l m ix o i i i u l i v l i li m l $.1600.00 PHONE 148 * *•' M •*V* * t» h l.o* 1 1 III... u I T ie r I T b s T"*v •- ♦ ^ m t o iil 1 o t.% • • |no Ilia * k H am * in- k 1 tilin g I.. F la !* (b e n *. o f i* i.l. l in p la t H onk I pan** • \ I'M a P la l H '"*k 2 pan *.. 11*, a 111 \ T h e T o w n «*f Sv I I . k . P la l llo o k 2 p a g e r.» 1 • T lo T ow o o f F la t H ook 2 page \d> III i..|| 1 M0..1, 1 liilla. lull IV. IT.lIi HI. tii'Mi'iv almi', ini.at i, In niiiti licil **>lii h I hii niilmiinllv nilvt A l i p l l i u c l.iiltU'iK'* l.v CROWN *f 11 '* » N K I M p v S c lf y ' L i i u n . l r y f r n n * 11 h i i- n v filln h h - in ( Ilia m u im i i il i l v . 1’u n u n m i f i o y p r u f i l u l i l r 1 In ia llii'. a "mw M i lliu m 'i S liif f c r i u t 11r I p v S r l f y l . i i i i i u l r y f u r i l r - M iC K K H H S T E A M E ltH P A C K IN C T H U N K S — \V n iilr< il« - T r u n k * A L U M IN U M I.U U U A U I flo w n Si . M..n M IL , » ‘ •1 ' • I .1101 .o.t . ..I ' — r* j 1 ll— liusini’.sn , #p|ior 1unit iato .Vriii-it'N f u r Mil It* U Im-i I loom hniiM*, i-luai. In, Iihh nciernori pnrch alnn •lii'pliiK parch, prico fncoiUK) larntii. 1 Waa, Ala , , I I U k M la Tka •a la ,1 ■ ••ala. . ila ta Ik* N r , : i M la a o tla k I *1—aa |«a i m Hka la ..t H u f .liaaa Dr M l l|aa laao.laa ». n a n f* H* n . M i . r i i mM B # Ma II Sf({ -ii BEDROOM hiiunr, lurnlitlM'it, '-'C'' (B f lliirk In Hchiml very rlcan ivllh mmUrn runvrtwl I.U liC A C E H A L E Irmrn. 4 Iota, fruit I r t r . mill liu Mft(il nr Klim' nlm.lt*. If. mlnulca front Hnnfnril. Fm R h i I i I.M x .1 ,1 Ml**' k W K K tW in \ »U t Tk» la s - i*. * k v i ; H im k Lockb a it - Nnl.dlv i-to u F la t H ook 3 Pag. 11 i.o t 1 iit> . 1. : f .1 w i l l la ’ s S lit*dlv F' f l H ook 2 pa ge L 1 p tg f— y || v », 1 p a g e * .lit ,\ i f •Ho* I, f I ii e 110*v ..lit » I p .g . - *o» v 11 • I p ig . to .. m»oi f l|.| (•• III I. • t ld IM . MOW l.| P la l II . ...I, •1 V 17 I If -I XddlOol* lo '• w PI II llo o k I p is ;. <e* rw • NOTICK *!• WC £ Arc you tired of paying Rent? rrrm S?i I a.Is ,i k v 17 T h e T o w n o f S y lv a n | ,k c F la t R ook 2 pa ge /pMTHTK 6 fyVS •in PAGE S E V B K T I I K S A N F O R D II E R A I . D . S A N F O T W F L O R ID A 111 J Shop. I7 M la a fo n l 4 1143-J. ; \ -’ ' t; jra rtyp rirr— ~ inMf , ii OUR W ANT ADS r » Dnv 8S IN'> !yWS w* * H �M ->*i ' f t 99tr Matthew Church 3H«a Revival, Baptism S A N F O R D H B W A L P . B A H T O R P F M M O IU SXH t*u» ^ G-Men j£f; ^ Hug League Pennant G a in e sv ille ftont tho Uaptlnt hymnal. A i the congregation sang the Rev. Robin* son entered th# water assisted by Deacons Yount, Houston, *• — » —» -Radley • “ svw * * ** “i * 'j »*»*ni w rae »*•» - Last w n k th t R»v. G riffin from * nun an‘l us f!ric* ln vm carryln* on the baawas a great affair. TAncUla, 0 *.. cousin of J. [ Hum. It-----------------------Jtobinaon, p a s to r o f St. ___ _ • At fliOO P.M. the evening eer-i H U p tls t C hurch, Cam City, I vice began with devotion led by p re a c h e d M onday th ro u j Friday <Rev. Orlce. Then the 34 candidate* J l a re v iv a l m eetlnj th n ig h t, wen* felluwshiji)jed uftur which, *4 ta church was f i l l to Its capa- the Covenant was read and each :y and his sermon* ware soul i was assigned to vnrlmis wards. Irrlnir. Thirty-four converts waraj Three were given letter tranferra aucceaf of tha meeting. [ Ing, one to Kev. 8. Slplln's church On Riinttty morning a t HtOO o’- ' on S>PM Avenue and two, Pend»ck Rev.'Hohlnson preached the! I*?ton and Cole to New Bethel A. Osteen News By MAT1NA, DUNNING , i 1;' Hr ASSOCIATED PRESS The galloping Gainesville 0 of .I* ™ , & s a n s ** two weaf Playing :n LZ- 25r2;*l^.w7fc?h hELBSos; 1 - Dulaney hit ■ l m « In the fourth with oaa on to bolster QatnaavUlo’a victory. TK* Palatka A u Ih i defaatad tho Orlando faaaton 5-t and tbo DcLand Bad Hat* 4-2. m m mourn to <&* youm s no witnessed me baptism. The young folk of the church win t* rvlce was Itnprasslva, organised hy the pan I or with Mr*. Deacon II. Burns lad hymn 00) Williams, .Mrs Ynteman and Mrs. MEAT for WurMmttf! Ixetss Bom and Libby Gold Swawt FROZEN FOOD HEADQUARTERS 1-W-iathSt .................. Phone 1318 Friday am| Saturday Specials A rn m u r S lu r — A H M u s t Tender— B o iib I m * F ro ze n F ille ts o f • Lean, Wenlorn L o a d — (itH iln -T k K A — Droeaetl A FR O Z E N '; W A Y D ra w n IH T H K C H O SEN WAY— (le t jwur week'n aupaty o f fln m l Qunlily Fond* at the*# low weekend prlcea. W * have a gout) ttupply o f Innil G rail* A Young Turkayw to meet your nacuM. POLAR BRAND K Th'-Gkrdan BEANS H O tiT H E R N D A jH lU S H E A I.T K H T * ICE CREAM MiGAL. 11lilt’KS POI.AR BRAND GREEN PEAS 12 «z. 2-PI’S any Flavor ID REAUY-TD-FRY FROZEN SHRIMP 12 oz. 7A CENTRA!, FLORIDA QUICK FREEZE AND RTORAGE CO. wlih the other three department*. Rev. Harrell than talked on how pleased he was willi tha BUccesa of the school and thanked all the Osteen and Bamstila parent* and teachers In making It auch a wonderful success to tha Osteen Baptlsl Church. Several look ears and gathered up the children front tha outside places, lo u r of these were faithful In t)it*li work. Ih o enrollment for ten days was PI with ten others who crime onlv our* day. The aver­ age at tendance was 71. The Junior mid intermediate girls made uiiinut fur the Baptist Childrens’ Home In l.ukelaiul. The boys made look racks for tho pewa of the Ositen Baptist Church. Alfo the ehlldien gathered 1206 coupons of all kinds for the Childrens’ Home, l.ach day the children brought pennies, nlcklis etc. for ap offer­ ing fur the Chinese blind which umnunted to 123. .Saturday afternoon they all went to u picnic eiippar at Crystal l.ake. One lit Hu girl said aim wished 11 would keep on all sum­ mer. Ho she hud n good time as dhl all. The wink of all the d e -, partnients was exhibited in the adniliiiidration building. Even the “Purple Cow’’ look first place, I think. We give Hod flu- thank* for uur wondi i ful school and how It himiglii us nil closer to God. There were 12 profosslnns of faith und 22 rededlcaled their lives to Hie | Savior. NKWH ITKMH First I wish to make a rorracHon In last weeks letter. Prof, Hoheit Mcllcrinott is to teach at list liervlllv, not Pierson, next year. in Volusia county school Items we raad that William J. W att of Sanfuid Is to lie Osteen's princi­ pal and teacher for the coming year. Roy Collins, Marvin Higgs and Albert Kpperson left Wednesday fur a short stiiy In Louisville, Ky. Albert will ifinalti with Ids peo­ ple. Mrs. A. t \ lluriis of Dsde City spent seveinl days Hie iis. i week i wlllt Mr. and Mrs, l.evl Van Ktten' and visited old neighlmi* stid friends here. Mrs. Res Mlsner and children, •’Chuck" and "Brother", of DeLand spent last week with her mother, Mrs. Maltle Pell, and Mr. I and Mrs. I. W. Hawkins of Day. I Iona Beach spent .Hominy with I her mother, Mattie Pell, | Mrs. Amt tllcdhll] and children I visited friends In West Palm I Beach last week. | Mrs. William Colley, .Mrs. Atm I Gledhlll ami Mr. and Mrs. Allen I Ball of Hanford spent Monday at I Titusville. TAiLBEADY TAIL READY (•stove* wade, alms imbovm this shed the thin* bon# Mlflfd •lb end beta* the ■heI roost ts wetqhed I so si is wetqhed and yttcedl ondprkedl TAIL READY i«mu,M this lOInqy ead and wude U /oi. the weal is wtiqhed and priced. SirUls Stiaki Brlikal Slew life ■•ill, Print Htnburgir E A T-H liE TEwDERAY Winner Brand Smoked Hams Smoked Beef T m |«m lb. 48c Canadian Sliced Bacoa 1/2-lb. . 41c i \ 6lb. Avg. Shank Ends 7lb. Avg. Butt Ends Half or ole Hams G r a d * A , D i*e a *d & D raw n, Q u ic k Froion G rade A Chicken L e g s & T h ig h s n PARTS P lu m p B re a a ta lb . B ond*** Rolled Veal M e a t y W in g s lb . B a s ils * M e a ty lb . Sunny land Pur# Pork ■ * * m * m * * m * * F(*sh*r ooa B acks lb . Saviafc lb Hlakory Sweat Bu m lb . lb. lb* , , IBs Skinless 8k Wlw r a lb. 4 I« P lg a fW I E 1 0 c 89s Pig Eara lb. 15c N#ckBon«f lb. 19c PorkTcdla lb. 29c Clorox Bleach J.49 bu. BUY NOW FOR CANNING Casilabarry t Froien Btackay* D U lana Frosan Turnip 2 pkfi. 4Sc Gretas 2pk|i. Bnmawlck B4*w Dixlana Frozen Baby N o. a 4 5 c '* g r m, i s r * . Walker a* leader* fur th* group. All are urged to he present. Rev. H. J. Kuhlnsun. Pestor Mattie M. Merritt, Reporter and pianist. YOUR LOCKER PLANT NEW “HELICUTTER SELF- PROPELLED LAWN MOWER? Ask for • DtMMMtrallon on your own Inwn. Ellataatw all offort and eniblaa jro« to hnvo that lovoly : Lawn you havo i . glwnya wantod without making lawn ettf a burden J tf« o r 28" w id th c u t ILCOald CANTALOUPES i t* m m sm » �* 1 % * 4 j»* fllK WEATHER I t U n ity T h t r « U 'H tra n glh — T* Protest th# P**«# ot th« World; To Promote tha Progress of Am#rle*. To Product Prosperity for Santoro. V APQ LUM E X X X I A N IN D E P E N D E N T » A « L Y N E W S P A P E R BANFORD, E a U b U sh o d 1908 F L O R ID A , F R ID A Y AUGUST Partly «)> ctuud) ciuujy through Saturday with scattered thundershower* In th* afternuuns. Moderate westerly winds becoming rariafale Satur­ day. > 19. 1 9 4 9 Am c Ii M No. 269. P re M U i M d W ir t FCC Puts Curb Finland Pictured At Sore Thumb School Board Henry Wallace Mississippi Editor Tells New Vaughan Data Do Give-Away ®oor*leP Of Communist Russia Aski Bid* O b IHit, Truman’. En« l“ a 1,’‘ S<""k’.Tun.Now IsComingFrom Uf Radio Shows New Building Arms Aid Plan Radio Station Licen-' ses T o Be Revoked After Oct. 1 I f Lot- 1 tery L a w s Broken W ASHINGTON. A U . 10—<4*> — ’The government today slapu•a .-.?•< ;.!?■, T" * and talarUton giveaway*. Th*r w may knock out moat of Mir ptl** plugiauis. The Federal Communication* C o m m tssiun ••d that, affrrtira Oct. 1. depandtnt In wholt or In part upon lo t or chance." T h , penally will ba tha Ion of a broadcast,r'a llctnaa, W A S H IN G T O N ? Aug. 19 - UP, — The Federal Com m unication. Commission today announced >h.ip " c u r b , on tadio prise program . The C o m m iu io n la id that, e f­ fective O ct. 1, n w ill invoke new l u l f i , under w hich it w ill i t f u i r licenses or renewal o f license. lu h to a d c a ile ii "fo llo w in g a policy o i p ra c tic e " o f a d v a rtiiin ii lo lle n e i o r "o ffe rin g p u t c i dependent in whole or in part upon lot or chanca." A # The action, rc |a r d td a t reach in t| many ca ih and tnercliandiie giveaway program * now on ilia air. grow , out o f an in vcitiga tion in p ro g re u for more than a year The p ro p u icd regulation way fou ght v ig o to u ily by m o il u l Ihr radio in d u s liy , on grounds that the FCC lack* au thority l<> ccnsur program conteni. H FI.M .NK I, Aug. i» —i/* i—lire Finnish gnrerunienl moved swiftly tnCnj to smash a glowing Communist offensive as pullce ( luhbed Krd Irsders in h'emi, scene of reeslerday’s strike violence which ltd on* dead and nine tnlurcd. Among those arrested was j ihr rhairm.iu of the Krmi eliy council, l.ahfa Hrtkkilae, whu »i> drsrnhed a- one uf the leaders of yesterday's strike call. Another city round' member also was reported arrested. Europe P h y s i c a l Education Says Aiming , , , Undermines M 1 liBuilding To Be Con­ tary Security O I structed: Addition Both U. S,-Europe annntaiue1 To Midway School •iy ASSOCIATED PRESS I inland. on Ru..i« * doorstep is a constant source of to thr So*in Union. I hi* naturally lanes ihr quesliun whrlher the current Cmiunuimtinspired wan of iti kes in Finland it aimed al softening the |>lmkv * *' I || || | , ttllie ItJtil 11\ Iui d udiiUi) fiUliwk w.ttw -fuse t.c , I'Sinp of “ peuplr's drinoeractea." ---------------------Fltilsrid'x Soctgl . Democratic Marshall fla n , significantly i.ti . .. . . -----------government charges that D ili te neighbor Finland uut when .hr -rt tlo- case —that a coup t l i l l t It up E C M A -h e r Economic l\.i.ri.-ll Iih iik planned, it haa cause for i u t Mutual Aid. Finland has nut euch i.*atoning: th« *ort government Hussia with unvaiyitig monotony, Ih 'w a r its tu economically or .tilth ' |iress lias lirrn sniping at otherwise, the Finnish government. It hat ae- 1 Finland had looked fuiwaid iii.rd Hi,Ian,I of foslering "dark | with a show of hope to le.-un ('.ices uf leartion " it has assailed ,trucling her liasic In d u .trii- uuli the lim it ar I mils of "Anglo- u,* a |d „ f * World Ha ik loan Aimri uan wai monger*." It h" • • O n ly tins* week. ciisi gnl that "pro-Fascisi and ! national B a n k e r ’ffevun.n1,!-'i*!i, ii.ilitsiiied uiganUaliuns" a r a I and Uavalopmeni gtault.l a *18,• pi-.itng inside Finland for a war [ 500.000 l«an tu the Finns 1.. i.mM mi 1he Soviet I ’lilun. k inland, *11 up their wuud products in.liutiy tu ,., is overrun with American develop their electric puwr, amt 'l '1**. ! expand their tuuduction ut lim* il even went tu far ae lu say for agrlt-uliui*. il.ui a Untilsh wolf-hunt actually j Noting this. It could i.r rhai IBS a hunt for a suitable military ■Moscow considers thr ...... ,ip. t„ l.a.e in I.upland, and that Mormon „tr|ke. before Finland tecoinev • hurrh m l*. m in u te . in F inland strong enough to resist 1rally s it * American agenti. The "democratic union of the Moscow, with a show 0/ extend- Finnish people" held It, second mg a hripuii; hand tu tier neigh- Congress late in June. The ',lentoimrs in the Muicuvit* v«r*iun of a (Csallaee* oa rage >1*1 Year’s 1st 32 People i A rch Living ston said today h it de- died in tw o a iip la n e Aboard clashes |o •A n n U u a 4 S n n a V a t P*'!m,nl kv‘11 Bo* be able to opy«ate day, * * * H Tennis Tourney T * * ^ o i ^ ^ ' " ^ \ A British Europ.in Airway, ' , . ipian*« »«• i»,„ Btiiwt. .mni. Be Filed Saturday 0 0 ° h*dehl h»t«f'» $bo.oo» *m f */s. <lul i)Utnr<i m i am oorlandm uun* a l the aursenl state o h ,„. hi All application* for th* *8nior uperations lor the first i|uartei oi I h r lo m p a n y said 12 id ih r )»’ ti*rnla. tuuiiiameUl whicli Blail. the new fiscal year. Il look ahoul prisons a lm a iii penthed. Police at Monday murnlmj al It:00 *>’*hwk 0 f die depaitmenl's lluee ih r » * ir u r said they to im lr d it , tl ,S !'.,,i.d !3 g i''!' »»"•!■ .................... liu d ir* A woman paise ugri died ci, Suurday, Mr*, f M. (ilnglen, City monlli. mult lu a hospdal He said lie will appeal bfluie recreatiun dutciui, annuunced this An It'iui la t r i, u lig h t pleite oil m orn ing . ihr Budget Commission tu ask lm a lest Might crashed at Haltdun, Entries may he made Ijy ad­ mute money. in Y orkshire, k illin g a ll ita fo u r dressing them to "Senior Tennl, "T h e Budget Commission i> iii'i-opautt. Tournament. Chamber of Cum iiierca Building, Banford." The fully acquainted wills the situation, J I lie HKA twin engine (ralispurl. . *tmiinanient i* - "open -to -teen-ager* -------out uf Hidfa.i, approach | nj ,f wr c in ', H,| in y moi* tin<n Ian a,‘ hum ,MI anclKitrr in a Muck mini. It end to adults and will continue ■ ,|ir M piinit'hril into a moitniainsid*, * * • throughout the week with final. **• we fu,t C* n. ‘ ..... . pin,led and burned. Sunday aftern oon at 2:30 o'clock. , c om ini» tion *t ■aid. pilin'* officers at the scene said "W hen the nam*a a r* received The 1949 Legislature cut lbs thr* counted 22 passengers end tho brackets w ill be draw n up and Ja p g itm e n t’* ap pro pria lio n U< I dead. Anw ill be |iu»ted a* the M a y fa ir c ry n /s ii h ie n n iu m --ft 129, fimi ,-i cw membei* Coml nn Monday morning," said ,0' ,,ie r" « " nluf" » ' mi,*, passenger, a woman, died en Mrs. Glnglts todsv. "This will 3GB below actual sin*ruhli»es fm iimt* to riie hospital in nest by Mtdham. About half tha pa**sn list all player* end thslr oppon- ihe past two yeatt. snt* for Ihalr first r o und! a further cut of 25 percent «i a»-r« were women. Matches." , piled by the budget Commlsst'" two children, badly Injured, . Trophies and cups will ha pra- trlmmcif the depatlntant’a release were rspuiled to be among Ihe Dpl genteid to winner* and runner*- ; t0 12^6,210 for ths first *Lr«e L u,.v|v„r*. the .............. two singles division, |j .......... months «t ths............ year up 1,1 in ..........* .. ............. , VVmker* at a nearby paper mill nd in doubls* compstltlnn. in In me the and dmiius* compirumn. ill year old group and over, »!nUs wlnntrs wifi receive cup* Al­ in both the men'* and women's groupa, Barbara McNab. runner up to Juan Pampier, winner of last fears luntor tennis Mile, and Shtla Moore, recent winner of • tournament In OtUpdu. advanced to the finals In the girl*' singles It. th* Junior tennl* tournament 1*T h *<1*Ii*ses Moore and McNair will play Joan Wright and Janiea R eel'In th* final match of tha girls' doubles on Runday aftergirls’ A noon, Gaorga Herndon yesterday de­ feated George Hardin, runnar-up In fast years tourirment, to gain the quarter finale of the boys* alnrlee. David Heater, funlor title holder last year, U espeeted to win In the single* division. Final match*# of tha girls' singles, hove' singlet, girls' donis and boys' doublet will ha aved Sunday afternoon at tiBO i'clock at tha F t, Mellon Park court T h * Businats ,gnd Prof#*, sional Women'* Club is sponsor­ ing tha gatnai. S Salaries arm and Hilaries | month of July leaving only tcieatlaeea sspentes. e*pr"*»» 1 • ^ ,1 0 * s|(1(| ,|iev. totaled |118,.iJ.i— |||(. explorimi. IHH.liHO for ii* plan* os lass Twe) l.uist into M r ?. J - n e , O r « " . p te d In DeLanil t his A. M., i k . i J a thud and an Several said they saw lireek In two and than flames. A „ ||e tl(. K k ld ,g 1)l,dit,llU.d At c#mp Mrs- Jane Oram diad ,at 2 Ad AlcCIvlland field, an athletic A. M. ttoday In a nursing home In DaLand where she had .been (irlil at Ihe William E. Howard five | Camp fur negroes near Markham, confined for th# past months. _ , was dedicated In name to County McClelland For __ 20 #___ year* ___ Mrs. Oram mad* Conmistlonar J. F. h«r horns at Elder Hprlugs with j rursday moinlng In recognition of her son-in-law and daughter, U m wuik In promoting the proMr. and Mre, Pater J. Weber - ,rci. She wa* born June It*. toRl in I |>r|„r |U ihe dedication, Robert Dundee, Scotland. She was a 1/.ui>r(l,ia Rad Cross swimming In member of th# _Flr»t . Praiby- •gj-uciur, gave a demonstration of tartan Church In Banford.' -wimmlng In Twin Lake. Other aurvlvora Include two Attending tha program waa other daughter*. Mr*. M. J. Dick I1. Herndon, county clerk and B. C. of Pittsburgh, Pa. and Mra. Wal­ Steele, principal of tha Sanford ter Elehler of Milwaukee, Wli., Grammar School, and Horace alio seven grandchlldran. Duncan. Funeral aarvical will b# hfld In ihe colored group waa Mon­ • t Erickson Funeral Hama at 8 >80 ies Harris, Jerry Walker, Mo** P. M. Saturday with Dr. E. D. Tucker and wife, Edith Wright, Brownlie officiating. Interment J A. Foster, th * Bav. H. W. Will* w ill ha at a IM er data. lam* and tha Rav. J. Lamb, ulao a number of achool children. 8T0PB T1AFFIC KLAN WUUBD D IM BOSTON, Aug. IP—(A^— A ATLANTA, jR s T l R - b f i - Realty blond*—nude aieapt for Dr. flamuaal Graan M, phyeieita, whit* pantiee—stopped traffic at Beacon Straat and Maaguhueatta Avenue, Home sounded and mo­ horn In Atlanta. torists whistled. Then traffic offi­ cer Joseph Ahearn topic her to PLANS DtTCW D RTBPHBNVILLI. NfW., Aug. tha Back Bay police station. ah* explained—a f t ar 4 4 - ^ P f - Thlrty-fW# America, . There . - . . . airvteainen aacapad drowning test »«eh prompting—that her name night whan their tranaporl plana wn# Brigid McHugh of Campfnnged Into St. Georg#’* Bay, bridge, daughter of Miaaoehuiatto near tha 1). B. haaa at Harmon Jnatltuto o f Technology student, BJ,"KfaffsLrfirj: home fonpdUml •* s i .(y i *» i IIUW i I i locIiudn .1 r ri(I 1i11 v J fbel Ai m sit itnti - | k) m*». a u ih o n ird l.y the County School grain would "u n d e iim n r th r eiu n Hoard at its meeting Wednesday. omy and m ilila ty * e iu n h uf Lolls the U. S. and t.uiope " I h r td l hv HO lo o t b u ild in g , da* Wlial's llluir, lie »*id, (lie sidle u g n rd hv f linn J. M oughton. arch* nienli ill sUfHiit of ihr ptugi.tm itecl. w ill h r o f coucrele block' by Pietidem I'll,man, Secielaiy ul c o n s tiu ilio n , w ill contain two c l« S Stale Ac he sun and ll.en a l i u i , 1,:“ m i1 I hi l.r, rooms and shower fa* fliihlaiy leadei, air ihe >lale i ilil.es lo r 1 / hoys and 17 girls. I he i.llaiil set Nept I al 10:00 irieiil, ul men who air eilhci mlrlit .ue so aliaid A M a, ihr time 10 consider sealed «>n pio*a.kan« war III* *rire. ii « a , pirpaied fur an open 11..,-, m ill which his alma main li"iidnin (’idlrgc, hunured il* li'P. uiaduatv. llu So,ui, ('alter *aid. is being lemadi- c.i'iiuinlrally ami suciaily oy funu lu f tianizaliiui, uidusfry'a VETERAN’S IN R U N A N C I All World W ar I I veteran# who aia interested In making applianHun for dividend* on National Set vice Insurance policies can do *o at d:00 P. M., Thursday 1,1 Bapt, 1 m the Legion Hut, Charwn Vuduplch, commander of Bomluala Chapter 80 of tho DAY, annouac, ((Hlay, Thn b A V , ha atatad, haa or han,t ,h* nocaaaury appllcaf tlsnkt and trained assistants aoma help In preparing th * appllc H r urged that vet# plication aa early a Mai agon Is Accused this sunt hern ruinpetitlun. x x 1 " The Smith shout J Ik rt'cugniOf 61 Traffic V io­ red fm wliat it te. Carter said lations In Capital "1 would nu! have you Ihllik Un­ intelligent white southerner hr - 1 i.v - <. / p > lieves rvrryttilng I- right in Dixie, I w a s h in g i o n ? a u *. . or thot wr unlfurmly reseni o u t-!—Senaiui M.Laiihy iR -W it) .aid side "dvict-, said ( urtei. "1 du Goday that Seuair ine percenter rj%hVB.m.hX.rvr ^ z tz“T'r« ar,",,# t'zt of IllCI'-r"I " i*h ihat you would never pan* HtnrifBg raitio hullrtln* ! i° 1 J |;|4iw loir i f . ...: i ,.f biu m du.tlU l front BtnBBtioiiul inuganne artiuTp unit Ltrnri^l lU n y II \ j u ^Iu u ’*fiom gam* i -ii fci milt. problem novel. touuct ) * i) .|,„ r (u the Piesident."' "Hut 1 .no *oic you will agree Carter 'aid hr I- nui a mrinhrr M iia ith v iaid thr data also i* tlini luma...... . |* fan play and 'b 01 *uur *nu In New Fngland of thr State- Might- putty niuvr- coming fiom pcituns very close 'r ,' “ l1 "ul'idy on.m any In- mrnt. H r -alii hr neverthrlfM tie* "10 \ aogliaii m ihe While House." 'Ill'll o *"| Mir pari ifio yearn, lirvet Diair ill—rn trr- Wrrr "un Truman's ionrly Vaughan i) h rn d iu i M It. II ''•mill air rn titlrii lu (Inn although -emingly ground lu Mirit rtpuu-al uf tight- snn) aide II I k, III, i" u 1All j rui " i’rlllM * Msia.lL> I. a iiieiuhei uf lh* Cat In u n i, "I du fill division • ( power * anil ir-pun ll%»1 hrt\( i i'll yuii ah) tiling Mbllitirx hum urn Irdrral ami Mate „ )eM4| V h ttf lubfc„ n,mitt,a chtek1 . „ ahum in, I" " I li'tll • • ■lulu* Mull of govrrnttirnt.. .. iing on i>liditn impiouet inllur Ihr > (I li lra»t tiiu Nrw Eng The G irrn i illr I'ditoi i- a V ainr ' laml -c . - i' liiivrrnoi Mowirs ‘ 'um m rr ir-'ilrc t Hr won thr I'ttl-1tni,p 145 I'Su'cil ut tlir hamliing uf « . l.lu , t, ut ami funiirr l.t ..lt s r r p iu r in IPTii lot rilu m u li of gumninriii buiiness I ."I r, I,,., , ii.lgr of Mas-achu-: un racial loinluu'f H r wav uivatil Vaughan - mum ha- boiibcd up -rtf- l.,.i. p"hen uilb morr vlo-1 rd an huinnaiy ilocluratr of Irt a'limal m i ) .hi) ul Mir inquiry. Irlu r Ihjn u.ii-lllgrncr against ter- by HowJ.iin in ID47 Hriiiiii'i Alim.il iS -S D l. anuthal Culnmitlrr iiirliibri, la nrrklllg tiS link a flying trip tu I'nria tu lP-lli h) tliirt- jg ru t* uf a Chicago pcrfium- (mn —TlIt that company'* g ift- nf In,in, lir r ic i* tu Vaug­ han .Met'ai lhv ilrcllnrit fu rlaborat# m lu- -Islroirnt *o newsmen abinii tb. tep u ti'l -'U ic* uf tom* I uf Mi, rniiimilli'i 'i mfurinatlon on 1 1lie genual ihell tare n weak dir* mu,I unite Licit foi the pio|cit. and tor a si* loom addiiion to the Midway pailinn lu luppuit il " The f*iogie»>l*e I'aily > I'Mti St hold I III, addition, also designed a* a »u hy Mi Moughluii, will be uf ron-'candidate t.n fieudeol , tele block iiin iliu i Hull, wills pit-i'nei, hefoie the iimihmed lu m g u ta il mnciele lout and luuf slabs. R«lalu>m and Ailiiril *wnlic» t nut foilel taiihlie, will be pioildrd for lliillm ul (hr .Sriialc Hr in lr ia tn i, ill hi- |>irpair,l die limldmg atalrlilrlll, 111* lirllrt Dial llli'-la The Campbell Construction Co," tin,- nut u b iii wet. unit 'li,rlat*,il was awarded a contract to mako 11uu the .......................... piugiam idterallun. and impruvsnianla t» ti> aim tin* cmiiiUv - Allic- iilia High SiItoul Horn* Kcoliollltcj pail id a pulley wInch lia* (allnl (lidldlng i itie cost of |8,6dA, tala Ivlu-irVri il hu- hrni tiled—III Supt r W l-awtuii. S liirrc*, iii t in key uii.l iii China Tin, Hue id visited the najf " I lir |," iii- y ut Mn- aim * |»ru C T u o iiib A cadem y library build- glam u a- g iiiii a lull inn lu i i ,g a n d formally accepted th« ( I,"I , ihr Hill I line \ l r 1*1 rtl 11,« piujecl (lie bulldmg design* ill in 'jn i "At lung liml thr Ad I'nlitr lluhl Chicagnj . , w r uu ^riling itail- anJ inr.l In Mi Muughtiui, i» m concrltte tnini Itatiuii lia- ailnilllnl tlir 1,111c D l U d d w a y l ,,U rb o s n i*lim i un Vaughan'* acMvitl** Wniiun For Slay-i l ,, «a jfiu lii .... m u ..tv ciusr lu tha t'luck consti uctiuii with Johns Cumi'lrli lailm i "I Ihul pulley III 1 . ( uailaaea u» gag* l » » l a s c fia il M a i i a ^ c i I'lraliluii mil t» Vaughan tu (he ( Ima H « a* l.'iirit t" hy rvelUS in*! II.iy Old Babel , vVIlilr ilullkr It., »af<c till' (utility, lllr NLW t ( )R k , Aug l'( d,J‘i I Mvaiiwhilr Mir i truing nt ,| ( |||i u (l a I,tin in-anit> ul that puli.-y ,io,,., ••• ig __* Cl III A U i. Aug l*j -alii a .aiii M r in thr District of t<' mr I. ."Ilium an hlra ivllli , , |l Nrw Vmk toil*) liflil gigjiiti. ■s'lilunsltiss 11 .t t f u* Inn ran shows flt U|"»I I Uttf ihr | viulnlim,. . lungril I., lulm MaraC lo t i l l , M a n il a ' I ii lli.il li n - l » d a^ y ^u|i|n*M»» YkM’Uil .'on, u llc ii iiiu n lliin cit m tit* cur6*1F ill 1*1 r i l l Mil.1 w i n l . l lu a r e ,,4 - i i a h g l r d li» a n r g i i i p i m v l r i tlb -y ra i-o ld p a t iu iih o i h a ir hall nivrsiigaW hile lliuusandi ilir r ir d M a r k ! 1' " * p*ie#ntei WtllUt r .illdril Wa u i i ' i l r d l> \ p n l i u r a il) lo d a y ‘Min *mi»h [iiogfan* |nu|it»hrN Si '.lim it "i killed hn " s ta s ird in a patadc alung lower the Ssiist* inpi ai to l.urojt* rop* uut uni Uu Kir The Itidarv Club i* npunsorlng • l«i uuliv IIP ' I'm n t d u ln t . of "luflul'"h.r fapi. lolm Lmight »^idtBrowdwwv Hunt al ft •it -......... nark anil Held mrst HaturdaUiiii-takr m China. .. -• t«'*i it tiesu*st Ou I ' l i t Ttm l s.nnisii, n n . Domlh) uoioiny Sktm.li. A irm ii.i . 'ool*J 1 4"‘1 iepc •man, Mis iiioiniiig at U 00 o’clock at lh « ik r -auw kind "f 'inter ual 'and'as- the >•• admitted killing ihr iluld only ['»'u" W *a dowt »ium the tky.c.epKuit Msllon track, and will * t * r f | | ( ,,,*1 aggirMioii.' It piair- Mir 1 2 . ad u(t tin* playground fair whtehl (m(lttt,»l» on arms in tha »*• « law hdut* alter lh*v wtfivwslI**? * * *" *€k' N* **amr low fiom tfie hospital, whrtr l,n B > •'w®*l as ht*it, navrd g,«*t | I " '* ' ‘J1 «»•' shoulm, u.ulltiud# noun,'sald Alis. H. M. Gtng'lts. oity .. .......... in o v .iy ami social Ihr hal.y was bo„, , . along ihe illicitalkt rtcrnullon director. Hie Susan, was 1-jumt | . ir hahy, haliy, busau, Il was ihr uprnri of a wrrkriul . Rllitions will b. giv.it in thr "I ...... ................ drail in lird with j plaitii diapn Ki'kv i iUilbinary m > rlrluaStmi Ini tlir vruriatilr "lluwiiig rvrnts: Junior hoys, it Iilf t ’s’l4, til IlllVlr Ulltlkllm kiintlrd tighlly ainuml hri lies k A -utiball team was organised uu yard .dash, 1liiiii 11 ',i> in Emlnuai ui liiikw y, Littnn managri ul ihr I'luladrlplila 1 „ i running i , - . tiruad , M i- Skcnch, a tnim ri pat . . . . „ t>> t 'initially 1, 184th Infantry, punp, tiNs«ball throw, high jump |( ) t||| iww |ltlly wai ■ | „, ,ts [ ( gU|ar tnrcllng last night '■ In k al llir Univrm ly ol flu i igu. Aiiirm alt l.r jgur basrball Irani. Mud rrlav. te cats Ii flowing AlackS o n e , a, (I 00 I’ . M. nt tlio Hanford A r­ 1 wa. ipiolrd hy I liliglil a tjvmg Altilgrt Huy* rvanlt will incliulr , 11 Th* teum will play Its first mriiilmi- ut thr Ni-v. V.*i h Van the had hern drpies.rd I'Ci-su-r krr-. I'g-1'hull train, "Ill'll will j a*1mr tonight iiguiosl t h * l.ten't 6u said dash, running hrueil Jump K d T I U r C l A I . B u r i l C ' l l airhall throw, high Jump ami ( V l f b r a U ' H H I8 *t l l i l t».\ f,ri Im dunil rhomat. / I had tirrn | "II <I M ji k itklh tell I I,.'tJ) j ' < lim softball Irani. Muting Ih r fust hour «f (hr uiirmpluyrd .Itlir hr Inti llu pdi as Auni., i- StMtfii.in mre ting tWu Mims » n r sliuign Ku, Junior Girls th«r* will ir N> ^ 4 t l„ h AlJB lu a ilut kwolkri two w rrk. ago \ Iru i'll,'- liu llu- Yunkrrs I" I'Vardinu cninbal strrrt flglitmg n (in yard dash, running hi-ad Hr, " jiil Al llai m b 7U > t-ji- "hi l liMtr was mi mull*) >>-i.miat i i j i ihr Allih'lic- liNluy m -ir in 11 the last win whiili fruli.itd jump, suflbtll thruw, standing im!j s -avId- d"i tin ha- inld in and I cuiddoT stand, srru.g llu-P' 'srd uruurig Jhr . bri M fm , ,.tpfu| l,u tn,ctli.o 0, this form broad jump ip and and ba.krtiiall basketball Mu iiu»« . „ huhv go fhlOllgli wiiat I h air »,.mc I Ate. k. tabu ju .l gliniiri! >f fighting ami training in lianJMlilgrt Girls will paitlcipatr .n " » ‘ ""•> " ' r " ' ,,r ' '“ 'll Ihumgli, Knrlglil -aid Ihr wniiiunj I Ik- puruilr rmlnl ji 1 u> Hull ii-hand combaci, au'utding tu a -111 yarddash, standing biuJdlUti nnli-s you gri hanged »i bun. iilii'ir Muyui AYilltem (I'Dwyri .trill. John Hauls. »hlll '* jump ami..................... luftball Ihruw. Mini I p Il l’ll .1 Mack Hhr rrlulrd, Kuitahl uiidt 1 The lucal company is 1 remit|ii*‘ liiiunciri. wliu Iimn w in 'll The schvdul* uf Mi* fall will nr itu l “ "i I'nliir i-rtlliialrd that Jilt),null1Ing new niruiticrs rach nicrting ,(«i uiUbfl I" IHPviiliidh, maitf Ihv wlulr stir was iiuiolvilng t*< a . follows: i. iJivcMit’kh 1411 ii114hI as Iirt *tt* Ily a plight th# iiahy hrgun wliimo |ui uu- luird Hmuilway In r r uml night to aupplomvni nirmhrrs /h u Icon A. M. — Track inert Ijujii! Mhkii will hv ini hu tint ii) rung and lhal slir thru Mnl Mir hr -m i i>> Muck Thru, ut c i v h r r Joining varfotta branches ut (tra lla a a * Oa ra a r T iw l 10:0(1 A. M. - Hu.rhall g»n» ' " , w , all hrl|» It.** lull another It),mil, wrte un hand ‘ Mir urniatT service- I,lent Kayal l.akrfiont Hall I'ark . . , j hr «.j- p ir-rh lril ihr city’- 1nmiul Kader anuouncril Miat a f i t * IIm il. all' for "dl-lingiii-liril ami <hlckrn supper wuuhi hr lirhl at i ?1:0° g a.A. M. - Tal.nt' TContrt. : ' r : * * M«»■»-: ^ „ lr H PHildUil llw •*«•# T vti»| ..... . ,,, Mir Armory Kept I and ull men in Hanford of Nulliinal Guar J W i » I'S* ^si*”?! i i lower ra il -Idt- vsill lie nuiilrd age are liivited to Jllrini. H " I0 A M. Crowning of pl-y .Mkturll | | ullsrR|- Mayot William Lu.sl Kitew Art* Held I.lent. Kader told of i*c*nt ground King and Quern , '(jwyrt atiliuuucrd yesterday. Charles Lane I'ark. 76 year old J:00 _ Drawing fu. l.-u d j |(| |,MtlJah| „ |lhya1fl. „ pi,,,, For Sift. Brian Hurt activities in tho local guunl unit father of Dr. Charles I. i'ark which included Mir iirestntaiteu _______ rr , . t rn d in rstuldlsliliig hrallti ami who had made his home h e ir 1 with Dr. and Mrs Hark for th e 1 srrvlcr- with mtlituiy or u pr'igram fin the w««kly M i l . s i" '" t' b e l l i f a c i l i t i e s f u r t h e H e ig h t e n 1 : 1(1 J h M . h r * , m o v ie s . t U o i | past four years, died suddenly'|itl||(IM pr |,t y,.-irntay muni Junior Chamber of Commerce T u u rtB t t v n trr . . . . ..... . Isst night ae ll:oU I . H. U| it,,, aravr-ld in All Smite lunrhson last Thuisiluy and Mi* Kulluwlng sahlliilliiiu and shows U.'i.r-h who dir, 1U2I, Horn May 1, IH74 In l.aF ayrtir, , i..,te, Crniutrry fm Stalf Sgt furnishing of a fmiig squad for is , J IIP f n » in I c v r i n m i y t u t h r U t t l t f u aml ulhcr .vents during the after„ . ymllh HIM| gr iv ,d with ( ib ., Mr. Park was formerly a n Mltll j 4„ kr H m i, who was killnt Mir military funatul of H*t. Rrtan Hurt on Thuraduy noun r bam uanca will ha h«M at ,, , , . dispatcher With ill* f.enfrul u l , |h il(< ,,,m|iut ,,vri lin n u n y , S,-pt Mattings of the Natlu.ul 7:30 I*. M. at the Celery Ciati si ,,l*‘ 1 unfr.irrat* fours * . a sur Georgia Railroad In Macon, i.a all(j .......... ..... . , , 1Vrii Guard era held each ITnmJay (hr City Hall. Everynnr Is ir- sum duting thr civil war Hr fmm which ha retired with 4" hii Wednesday ■ught at 0:00 iiVloi-k at th* quested tu corn* dressed as a lull moved to Nrw Yolk fiom the years' sarvlc*. He was a memhn I hr mllttui y services, culidlil'ted billy, 'Smith iii 1HHI i f tha First Methodist Churrh in hy Caniiihall-l.iisKing i’ust No 6J. Armory and all ini*r«)Vd pMsuns are liivitad tu attend. Sanford. Ihr Aniaricuu l.eguui, followed Besides hi* son ha Is survived II" logii irqulrm muss held at All Finish by ihraa grandsons, Charlos Sniil- CaMiollc Chinch at 111:0(1 10 i'ark, Jr, at Emory University k >t with I'uMiei Wilimiii NucliCross Course In Atlanta, Robert and William )ru(l „ffir|atlng I'ark of Banford; three a ls tm .i . .. wn past Imst A fter two wvrks of instruction Mra, David fillies uf L aF avH ir, u ,l"’ • Iiliillllder-I holt- Hugs: Jorl Field, Mrs. M. O, Alexander of Green Ihr American Flag uml Chester in swimming and life saving pracvilla, H. C.; and Mrs. Jennie Millci ihr Post standnitl. Douglas lice under Roh«u Zubrod, Ml Hi (sl.TON U HLAKKHI.EK Simmons of Asheville, N. C.; one Hl/n-troni fulilcd Mir flag wFilcii pupils finished Mielr Ked Ctois Associated I'rrs. hcleecr Krparlrr brother, Emmett Park of Chut lud hern on thr coffin, with water safety ruin *4** Wedii* i lay l.AK.F S!JCCE5.*s, Aag-id')— Msn may some dev kill off tanooga, Tann. Korlylr Hhusholdcr assisting. Thr uml are now qualified to give Funaral services will he cmi- I Flax was presi-nled In Fust Fom- ti'Ursee In this practice, H C. ihundm laina brtoir n *y |*>li uul wills alomic-bumb punch in dsmag durtad at 10:00 A. M. tomorrow m a d d e r James Q. Galloway, wlio .Steele, chairman of the piugiam, ing winds, ra.n. hail and ligiiliun*. Di Vincent J. Schecfti said loday. ii.-itiounced this moiuing a*. Erickson Funaral Home with Fvrn a small tliundriitrim irlrstr* energy equal In tcvnal alumu Hay. J. B. McKinley officiating, In turn handed it to H-NgC A l**Named aa instructors fut Semiunite. Fflrnciiko, of iht> Hrooktyn bombs, site Gcneiai Llcctnc irisaich scientist said. assisted by Rev. W. P. Brooks AriIIV |tu„ wht, n,,.,. Kave I) (.. mde County were: Mrs. t.laiy Map may alto, be ablr In ur.tr iky teieivoii. uf mow, and grt Ir. Th# remains will be sent M< Mr. J. I. Hurt, mother of th*» | f K a y m o n d G. Fox, Ji., Mra. Hughes, Herman E rain or snow at time* whrtr h*e * --- ------- Macon for Interment services ut j nrll j„,riJ wants Ii. Flying (ett pilrols msy Tuwrring cumulus clouds luiini Rlverald* Cemetery at .TiOO P 1 Hat -It. I,. Moran uf Company Morris, M ill Phyllis J. [lach, Mrs. M. GIngles, Glen McMillan Mc­ keap air lanes free of Icing cun-|-M th* cloud structure of great hf. Sunday, Dr. and Mrs. Park 1, (.imnandcd the National Guard dltlons. Or plane* may shoot hols. linporUn(, » h, aa(d, Thty eBn will accompany tha body. Mile squadrun which fired thr final Call, Thomts M. Htringer ami Husalute and which Included CpI «urd Lynn Whelchsl. Into dangaroua cloud* ahead. yroduc* beneficial rain. But Miry RTB1KE V IO LE N C E Th* colored Instructor fut th* J N. Adams, CpI. W. M. Dean. All thaw ar* posaibla bsn.flli iftn iUo dovatop Into thuml.rJA C K SO N V ILLE , Aug. IH -i/P ' CpI J M. Grantham. Pvt. David county la Edward Johnson whs from new .tudlaa of waeth.r con-,lorm^ wlth torrential rains, — Violence In the strike at tin \\. Green, Pvt. Edison Myers, computed th * cours*. teed, ha told lh# United Natloiu[liighmlng, furious winds, avan hall Wootton Fiber Company plant un Pvt. Nathan Myers, Pvt. Paul Stem r!!>e* w,l Co"**rvatlon and.md tornado** wrecking crotii and the outskirts of the city continued Goff and Ret, V O, Hestv. Pfe. Utilisation of Raaources. land* today with bombing of a non- Frank Wilson and Pfc. Nathan JA0K8O NV1L1.E, Aug. 12-hP) Wllsuu served a* the color guard. a .? rfu ^ d wf. « I T n r J n Z . .now ^ clouds might striker's home, police reported. Detective* E, P, Corley and (1 CpI Aibln E. Kendall blew taps. High I.OW S f « t e dfrnm r ^ r „ rteud. bv!^ R W «ntid by uvar-a.adlng th.m Atlanta so Tl assliter tham wHh*dru Ir a d silver w,t'' of dry lea or sllvar H. Huribart said someone Imd iSdiM or wITt." ,l1 itodina. Dr. Bchaefar espial,md. A thrown * home-made bomb ot tin Birmingham i«0 74 NOT TERRORIZED front door of tha home of Jam e s Brownsville K4 77 Snow or rain can't b* brought httl# seeding of super-cooUd Donnar and that the explosion had I.OH ANGELES. Aug. IP—GP) Charleston 91 74 from any kind of cloud, any clouds can start rain or snow. broken glass In a window and —Dr. Ralph Bunclta calls a Rin­ Dodge City 92 60 lim *. And thara’a no apparent way Heavy seeding might dry up en­ mown a Iwila In tha porch flour ata Judiciary Committee "irres­ Kangga City 90 67 to break a drought when there tire regions of the clouds, turning Tha strike began June 26 when ponsible" for circulating charge* New Orleans «2 76 ar# cloudiest skies, or clouds with thair moisture into anaw crystals th* company, maker of brush** that th* United Natione secre­ Naw York 7a 64 only little water in them, h* •*!<•■ unable to fro w big enough to fall. of savaral type*, refused to ra- tariat Is terrortaad by Communist 1 s t really scientific atudy of Tho clotM than would alther ba e o v n lM tiM Unltad M ia* Workers agent*. Ths former UN mediator for Mtltira produce* weather, and dissipated, or etUdtad and kapk of Aasaviaa ag «oBa«Hv« bargain- Woman Kills Own New York Turns Baby, Blames It Odt In Honor Of On Negro Prowler jC. McGillicudtly Deficit Reported 26 Britons Die By Motor Vehicle. In Two Airplane t> Department Chief. Accidents Today i'l aek Meet Will Agency Is In Debt By Twin Engine Trans Re Sponsored By ..... -.................S h u t ic,,,br*,,on Nearly $75,000 For port Crushes Willi Saniorcl Rotariana The Commiteton'a reply wu» that it It empowered to forbid mr uae of the air for promoting a lottery. 'he Commlttlun »*hl lu today1* er, covering standard, KM and Quarter television elation*, that wlietlivi ai given program violate* tin* lottery i TALU HA SSEEl~A ug | 9 _ ( / p i \ MANCHF-S( ER. Lug, Aug I'* section of the Communication* Act '‘depend* 0ti thr facts of *ach M o to r Vehicles Commissioner -4/P)— {w e iiiy -s u or m orr Ifrttm i* ■ tC M M M l On Pane Te*«l J WASHINGTON. Aug 19 c /f i C o n s tiu ilio n o f a physical educe* tio ii bu ild in g n in th o f the Seminole — Hemy A Wallaie laid today BRL \> W lt K. Me , Aug 19— (£*)— A Puliuer prire-winnmg Mis- * « * a , •issipp: tJiiot ioda> Jrnmndrd recognition for a icsurgent South— en-' l| | 4 g a l - l a i i a a titled, lie <j|." to its industrial gains. J ** I l l l v I I U U I C Hmiding Carter, e litot and publisher of the Greenville, Mm . Della Demoiui Tine, alsu rnticired what he called political impetus behind Five Percenter John "Mir uin all Civil Rights pack-#- SS ,;®i?'in thrm#"^.. . o i More 'Hian 300.0001 Iff; '4U' U National Guard To Meet Lions Club In Softball T o n i g h t *'nmr Father O f Dr. Dark Died Last Night U. N. Scientific Group Studiea How To Prevent Thundershowers PupilH Red THE WEATHER ar* £ w s r s A £ r m s^Ams ■ .igu.. tea*. Palaetln* laat nltht eaoka nt a welcome home rally ta ble honor. - ■ ! SSX* Sis'-ou ,.,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 17, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 17, 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>, August 17, 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/fd4fbd18c3cbfd44bd6b05ba1d649170.pdf f45d5b17d692ffde4427db351c973315 PDF Text Text MONDAY AUGUST 1 4 ,1949 P U Z Z LE S WHATS THE ANGLE ON THESE? AND R PASTIM ES “ Handies," the prewar fad in the United States? A similar pastime la n postwar fad in England, it's called "Angles," and consists of em em ber CRYPTOGRAM T HERE are fourteen short words, three of them repeated, which should make this sn easy crypt to solve. When you have discovered how the letters hitra been substituted, you esa read the quotation from Pope on the auhjrct of the advantage of truth-tetilng. ro VFN RBLRGEJB SHJJK M FNV J(iB DQBM9 FB WLTBQS.MIBRi CN(f EB CNQIIBT MNQB CR 8N SN a UM e<W| M FB I-NS KWR9 G IIBI.S 9VBLSZ KMGLSMGL N»*B. nf ,q |ma aq J»| ' <1 HE canoo aenson'a here, so nnlurnlly there's In­ terest In n problem about cnuoelats. TRecsntly, ‘twne stated that Jnck ami Jill, ranoe enthusiasts, Imd an argument about whsther to go up or down river, and each atnrted off in a dif­ ferent direction. That la, they atnrted from the aim* point at till) aamo time, one up and one down the river; and in 20 mlnutea they wore two and two-third* milea npnrt. By that time esch had "cooled oil." Both turned around and started to­ ward each other. They met around 20 minute* later a mile from the starting point. The question was asked, what worn the speeds of the current and of the bonis? Them was some question about the answer given. However, before discussing it, we'll let you try to wurk It out yourself. t|.1ai|a • j» MtnaUM »qi m | inq l/b lb l lib I S M C AN you figure thle out, that ia, count all of the sixes and •evens correctly and reach ths right total, within alx or seven minutes? 'tm*i p t n tverprrqq I 6A| gf j n «1 •»U. 111*11•l"* ■*^NNE of the most unforv tunate aspects of this nuslnesa of crlme-deteetlon," In­ spector Sharp* remarked, "it that we so often arrive on the scene of the murder too late to get the victim's point of view about the whole affair. Only once was I present before th* victim expired, but under rather «tranga circumstances." "What do you mean?" I asked, rny curiosity provoked. “ Well, the victim had suffered a mortal wound," Sharpe con tinned. "But, I arrived In time to question him. However, ha re­ fused to -u tter a single word upon his deathbed. I was unable H First, cut out ths entire ares below, enclosing the fragment­ ary drawings nf a dog. Then, fold and refold the pa­ per until you have the silhouette shown at right. In the process, some segments will overlap. Think It's easy? Try itl -e Ml MtUKau* wiiaj *ql i" S"|[ppl'l *’|l wu |iug •• f/1 I "J"U I *uo)«iaq«u ■I*"l uitHi»*ln »qi u*qi *il« MM •*«■) aiMJiauanp •'() -«a)nii|"< o| u| »||ui •uo ■«) ihuim tin M S ie u iM lIa u a o p »u ||p p t< I |0 I t q l p u s n w l l M s IU ||p p « l MINI M l om\ MUMpauJSJia'U ||U* «» ••» ’p«»tl{••>*• M| |S *|>p*l »iq*Hiu o*| *n lt>n m i s •» II 'Mttiau| 114 •s»ir*M a n qina U*a*|U| <n«l aoutnaw t l l t l li q j t U» W« »•* t o! 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Ii*ta<l pm M>o*« Su|*n Jq aa|t«uiji>jiii *1-1 C* J<q»*»aq| *M1 -q|*i |nu pin..] „.,* *tnu.,Mp ■ IM •Ml, iu-,|n]*f FOLD UP FOR SOME PUZZLING FUN ERE'S another example of (’. II. Colby's popular new version of an old pnxiln form. IIn rails It Foldles, which de­ scribes the species exactly. For what you must do la fold and fold until you’ve solved it or folded up. M o m Ul»ai,a<1n » q l till * ll|> I| <111 » i q i * u a t a p|«"aa m i n i * U | ‘ i l i a n i i y |><ii|«iqfl »q iq n n a a p *-1 i i . t l l ' i I ' O ln M J'i tu a ia g ip MUM w ||m b q r " * l i t * ! • ' ‘ l* ’0 « m n n o a a |i u t ||u i « |«> t / i I p a |a * a ii e i a o iir » a iiw » ''t »qi 'M i ll a yn 1/1 ^ |ja « < i *11111 HlaaijaM H a i|l a | | i | « -tm u , » |p |H fl aq i *■ *UUI ■ |(| l / | *1 iq iin n *11H la I|L *H 'n il 'l l % /t I II M St. John Cooper, writing of the fad in the Exprete, Raid: *‘It*R not until you Rtart playlog ‘Angle** you me! f that the crate really get* hold. To the outsider it eeema pretty ellly (which, of courae, It in), hut I •in report that It la quite aston­ ishing how the ekeptica and pooh-poohers surrender once they get a pencil in their hands." Mint *qa <l|qus* I r«HAja •n <q « »*°i i mwm mL i •Ml <M«•« " «•«'! JutiMan, ! .Mill »U|UM'| M|| Jq «*•• n (i.pio u j •<• ..wt*«V.. ■uqt |n | « a IHM||S|*g THE DYING STATEMENT 9MH1 THE TWO CANOEISTS a n i l u , j a«. *■| <fi aq|| IBlBZSft irawlng little aketchea like thoae above, depicting som ething from an odd angle, real or hypo­ thetical. The fun cornea In de­ vising ailly situation*. For example, the flrat sketch shove la "dentist's drill a* seen by the tooth." The next (reading left to right) ia "Broadway col­ umn let aa seen by the keyhole ” The third: "Itahhit hole aa seen by the rabhlt." Now try to get the “right angle" on the other three sketches, from the London Daily Exprete. O Jfld '• r HE ekl season It never over; for when Ms snows are gens. Mere's Water eWIng-- and, fudging by ihlt photo, iky-tiding. T k tr t art always "sWs" and "sky*” fn (As Thtadlintt, for they're Me termini of many ditUngulthed names. Set how many of the name* you neogniti. W EDDING W ORDING DAZE MAZE \UNE, being the month of wtddingt, Inevitably J ft the month of wedding annivtrtnriu. Far* Aop* thit month you'll be ratted upon to remem­ ber enmr. How welt do you know the different bridal auntvereary designation*—gold, tlh'ir, silk, efr.f H'Aeii you’ve wandered through tkil anagrammatienl mate, you'll know. B y Phylllt Frater and Edith Young There are symbols to mark each year of wsddtd bliss. Can you unscrambts th* word* opposite the years? 1st Year ERAPP 2nd Year OALCfl 3rd Year I 8 LUN.M 4th Year IKLS filh Year ODWO fith Year HOIN 7th Year F.PRPCO 8 th Year ZROREN• 0th Year TROPYKT 10th Year I NT lttth Year SLTRACY 20th Year HANiC 20th Year • RVEILS 80th Year APLRE 85th Year CROAL 40th YearRYUB 48th. YAer PHRISPAE 50th Year LGOD 55th Year DRELAME 1 76th Year MADDION item FuitlM. Uulim tnj OtniM, fc» Nitllli Vra*«r **S With Vnnni. PiihllahH hr Hlnttm Bnot*. ANSWERS tain*. -JituiM'iui puoimjp •« »q o, q)M aq, i aaiga <•*<* 'mq»i* 1 avx>q -qwwi 1« mi»»| Miqi i «<nt« U| U tJiamiitia pMnvqq »qi upiauo* M|||jnqin« aanp latsu •puowvilt-iim ! p|>j<iu>—q t t f I n o *—<iioi I alias ■am-qilt f|«MO»-aill inwe-ajioi iiaa|,*-qij» I Min* ! itia<t v-.MUl Inil -qml : JjailM- q»n» IHiiiiq —MIM*I» aiu»a« !onil—Mill* !po»*-qi(g I ail*— qtinoj 1 o||*mo—pj(qp»m|ji*—puojri 1 M4M—t u * m u n y HOW TO SPEND $100 T HERE'S a poser that goes like this: A nsw farmer had 9100 to spend for livestock. Hs could get hogs for 910 esch, shsep for |8 each, and chickens for 50c each. He wanted to get exnctly 100 head of llveitock for hla |100. How could he do it? < One answer given to • reader of thie page, was: Let him buy 80 chickens end 20 sheep. That, of course, le not e eetlifectory answer if the farmer wants all three varieties of livestock. How can he buy 100 h u d for 9100 and Include all th r u kinds? H M» t M ta «a*q* M t((* M 111 >e 1’aw SH '' SQUARING THE TRIANGLE HIS la an Interesting puxxle you can make end prove to yourself that an equilateral triangle can be squared. r Draw on e larger scale either the square or the triangle above, using cardboard or a thin etrlp of wood. Cut it Into four pieces, along the lines Indi­ cated. The segment! can be used to form either a square or a triangle. (The triangle. In thle engrav­ ing, Is slightly reduced). The numbers will help you remember the solu­ tions, which ere not s* easy ea you may think. Try th* puizle on your frlende. T Turn About HE word astronomers can be ensgremmed Into a phrase having a similar meaning: moon-etarere. Can you antigram It, that Is, transpose It into e phrase of oppoalte meaning? It has 4n unusually good entlgfem. 'Tr* Utte OM„ if 4m 9*0 T Cross Them Out H CRYPTOGRAPHIC ENIGMA !k k Y flret is in chair, but not In bed, *” • My stcond’e In no u , but not In head, My third le In tube, but not In pipe, IMy fourth le In eweat, but not In ripe, . . My fifth l§ In notice, but not In well. My tcAole may be large, or smell. A Q U IZ -C R O S S W O R D THAT CH A LLEN G ES YO U tils koit imIM. end to dtllrst Itrstl oat #r thtlr handst U asm. H.4S) "HeVitl Is te e s -------4*sl< tore, ssnsrBSiwnrkr CATCH QUESTION A LITTLE wooden soldier stands In a ssntry-box atop a clock. Every time he hears the dock strike once, he bobs out 'en4 presents em u twice. The ‘dock etrikes every hour. How »m*ny times does the soldier ppreeoat arms in a day — 24. .hours? H 1. Symphony orchestra con­ ductor, Leopold------SKI. 2.-Am erican revolutionary patriot from Poland, Caslmlr ----- SKI. 8. His title o f premier pianist had a double meaning. Igntca ----- 8 KI. 1 4. Prophet of victory through air power, Alexander— SKY. 6 . Pioneer In autogyros, Igor ----- SKY. 6. Flrat president of Ruiela. whose government overthrew the ciare, Alexander ——SKY. 7.-A redder red than Stalin of w hom y o u 'v a r e a d , L aon ----- SKY. 8._Former light heavyweight prise-fighter sometimes called " th e K l n g f i s h ," B a t t l i n g ___ SKY. 9. Polish hero of World War I, later its president, Marshal J o s e f----- SKI. 10. Star shortstop of Boston Red Sox, Johnny----- 8 KY. 11. Another diamond star shilling f o r 't h e C ardinals, W hitsy----- SKI. 12. Mad genius of ballet, Vsslov----- SKI. 1. HOMONYM HI 8 Is a kind of verae putito using keywords of ilk* pro* nundatlon but different spell­ ings. The keywords may be veiled with ONE, TWO, or by ■atarlake corresponding In num­ ber to the letters In ths words. An exempts: Some fiery ONE, her anger routed, Wilt ealty forth her lamb to thield I f TW O t h o u l i ven tu re near to (Asm While wandering Inaiunllt field. Ths answer Is (1) sws, (t) you, (By tha way, did you hear of the sheep which reproved tha harder'* dog, saying, "Hereafter call ms 'madam,' not ‘Hay, •w a'I”) Tha foDowing homonym for you to solva Is by John F. Fairchild of tha National Funlara’ League: Kaeh night before I teeh • m y ONE, ■ > 1 trant o'snack fa appease . ‘ WHrTIFO; ’ A fle e t of pie or buttered bread •• With giate af mil* / tkfnk will do. T 2. DIAMOND To oolve thle, worda having tha following definitions are to be pieced so that they reed dawn end fcroee alike, forming I <HB> mond-eheped figure. 1. Letter denoting eg OM Neeeeu star. i •. i4. To S conceoli !» J IN the design above, 14 etrelght I lines have been used to form ni nest of nine squares of uni-rrm elet. By removing, or ^eing out, sin of the lines, three aquiree a rt le ft Then, by rtaovieg. or crossing out two ntem Unen, only two oqnnrn wlQ M n m i,e » * e e » l,sMM'3m*£t!> I ^W hnl linen ere shnUneted to eehieva thed# two roauHs? 6. Thinking. ■ 7. To ceaee to w n a. I. To Incite. - * * •a B. SOIUROHS T d lS S B H M IT M B O f . l e t l T ) ta t j p ■ I'rii.'it-'iniit• ..’i n n w n n 'i i 'n r t m r ' 1 1 , 1 , 1 »«t te e te e t" (L a k e t i S f ) l t j |h K �P ” V \V *xnmgm?r. '■ ! ! 'Jr l a U n ity T h m b f t t r a g t h — " r Protect th* Pm m of tho World; Pramote tM ''P r atrtH tt------Too Pronoto PN of*Ametit*. To Predoe# Prosperity for Sanford. THE W EA TH ER J Brstftred ,1'tirmioti thunder* »hn«»n Oiht-rwuii fair through H a • j fP L U M E n f o r d S AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W S P A P E R !"¥ 1“ SA N FO R D , FLO R ID A , TUESDAY AUGUST 10. 1949 E stab lish ed 1908 i r r a l f r > A sso ciated P reaa L e u r d W ire Nn. 256. Margaret Mitchell jEurope Told Cabinet Prepares To Ask Special Increase In Business Session For More Building Funds Die* A s Result Of |T°DoM°re To | And Jobs Is Reported , Accident Injuries Marshfill ^ss‘stPlan1***^ Chief TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 16—(ff)--Tlir Cahinri <n up a |jn ol 34,.’ 3ft 400 worth ol tontlrurlion al Florid i * penal #nd riiatndisl in­ stitution* today 'hnl it consider* "ejbiolutflv nrcrssaiv In underiake during Ilip next Iwn yean. It will hr pietrnlcil (o the LegiJalure « l*(vIi Hd|itmn»d*ll» regular : .r i i r t . H f ij I , (j |_y o r session wit limit Hiuirujirlatlng anv Author Of ‘Gone W ith i Sayn Naiion*. Mid.i fund* fur const ruction at any flK'!Ulc fu| "li'COglu/ed Meeds" at ! '• " ' • M i l l i o n SImIp institution. There line been the ill-’notion. The W ind' D i e s Export More Goods no Author Dies ilulicnlion. bmvever, that Gov­ Tlie Stale ll-.iut.il Mentally I"1 '. By End Warren will open the set* III « Ollhl get the biggest -Ik ,. ,,f After Being Hit By To P a r r t Dollars ernor f M hi ictit Year siun to unv mat tern except reve­ the it.J.iii.U tl tuti<| jt|. 4li|,it'U Reckless Motorist nue mixing bill,. There would lie # 1 . 1 ,Vi.tiiltl |,> pt.i. 1 PARIS. Aug l*i— (4'r—Mai. \\ > H I V I f I V \u g . ) $ _ Terry l.ee, coordinator of In Vide fa. tl itic. for atut,* mill negro ’■I*. ' ' i •'sp.inslon of tha lliall Airl Chief Paul t, Hofltnan stitutions, -ul'inilted the list of women al C o ld Mill. (Vrr.-i ti -n ATLANTA. Aut . l 6 - ( / P ) ~ 1 1 .1 1 ft It i • • m| -rrurily pro* told F.uropean trade lead.*ri tods' project* to the Cabinet with the tl Institution. 4600.000 fur 'lie Margaret Mitchell, author of “Gone M r i r i i . i j T W i t h C r i l h o - Mcntot dixlnin y.iiiiniit- Ft Mkl, hue "Uh President their counlnet are do-ng |ex» than comment that "cot auditions at tha farm t'olonv f"i t.ptlt'|itu- -ini W ith Th« Wind." M today i" .........,"'«"dsMan*, was they should to earn their l > , m' nN' *«-*«•*<*,■;•»» d-Mlti* l £■! !■ Miii.ii d t luiiiicti, «4.’iu,il,,n f e d fA* I. r r i J111 f ' H ■*' ' I V n n i s .ih le doctor* prepared for a¥ etnergagey | . worse cn.ii tiny I l""n.illy h, the House for the lieu Apalachee Correction 11 11 ft».r I In w f'lr*%,*| f»p operation to try to tire 'b a r life. | G rn 11 t r t v V III 111 ! II . □oitait. , i He said tbu total of "absolutely i l . lll.lltillloti; |;lll'l,00ll foi the 1 '(• "is t'nmmltlr# to[1.1 V 1 (’« ■■"»* ".is a top heavy I He spoke at a meeting nf the | necessary" projects had been re- Belle Miti Mitchell. 43,' war itruck. Stuff* 1’tfMin; m I VA II* V ('1 4 \„g If, 4/P) I WASMB'C.im M A*i.* tr, i »’ headt of delegationt to the oigsm ditced to 14,2.16,00(1 from more for l<i»iford State I'.i-mi, 4.',\non ■••poorting the leglaladown by a speeding automobile on i.mi • i:. Drniocrata and O nnllnaed on rn< ( l hr. , 1 ration for Luiopeau Economic Co **',n Ub.iMKt.oOO which wa» Hte A Old''.'. l "oimi,|n| may par I Maj r.ei|i-r..| Allen II V i.it Peachtree Street tail Thuriday Rrpi,h1ir ,ti i oppoatng tH ip,i(. m ]te.‘ am rDfternl nf HM* prildrd operalimi al iti headquarters her* 1 t|i#' Audi f lirtm night. ‘She and her husband. John Ri-pnhttren* Thlt » the 19 area group rliarj*lliniant ir 1 ♦ 11 I V t f 1 a f \ | ,1 ,MI ♦’ 1 lit# tteiiu >tf » rifH' C.ll ( 'XI'* tp*"' R. Marth. were crotting the itreat tlr, i "] Itsli I i 1 ] *y 1*1 (ltr> ) Inly CiPIlfM ........ M ' V ' *If M " ' with dividing up Marshall Plan ........... to go to a movie near their home., I ft -(/P) M IOil*, r fundi him to pjt'III »♦• ill. . I. a1■]'M. > Mitt Mitchell never fully recov. • "i ircrived word Mdn, p ......... el* a 11 • Ht* right ii M». CM It teM^H 1.......... AAmong thote present .--ere W © ltd contciouinei*. Doctors taid i " ogru of a tv ni.',, '•« *1*M g.y Averell Hartiman, ipenal Mar - s t dll tlifeiri) a* M , the had a fractured tkull, fractures I lhi- prospect ,|liri I ». 11, •hall Plan ambaiiador to Euiope. 4 ' DilMl't t] (Up l4fM13.1l) III* p*fim 4♦**s Ml of the ptlvi*. and other injuries t • l>v thr end * .tl, -1, ! I*v»r I il. 1 <.v‘ p\ *r, llitelff hilling ihr 'pi* LI* th te. ,.] tl Sir Edmund Hall-Patch. Britain', The hoipital lilted her age at 43. •hr V . ihtop delegate to OF.EC. and flerve II,I'llv I ■XI KIMIMlI'll turn —.sir # 4*l\ i , , She wat taken to tW operating Imni Emil h, .. Alplialid, head ol the eronnmu . Ncwspnprr'', Uncover D r < i ' i n n M . n l slli-'i h . trrnril nl ♦L* I- m l room at Henry Grady Memorial -I dir New l.n . r i trio, thr Vtli VPStlg.llKXIg .it,, . .1 section til ll.e French foie.gr. Hotpilel thit morning. She died at tod becieWide R.-mufiratinns ( 'I K m r u p t IVilir v i *" o»i i ,h rcutPM W 111! i in noniitry. 1,59 A. M. (EST). wifore the u Both called n. .M. \ I'MtCKY Mrs. Maignrct Mllehell I n w ;t r <| ( . ( ' r t l l H i r , tlrrfrr 0 - ■«v h nrfiiiifk mir* 1In x nf 1st *■1 1- , 1 IM . I , . I. Of Crime Leader Huffman said be taw no way to ■h. | • I (hr While operalion wai petformea. ^Matah (above) 4-'l. uutbor of meet Europe's chronic ilnllnr I time n.lgr 1,-1 ' u i uni0 Mil ^ iilllHMMt- llial (ilir .p-nl , 1 'll Doctor* did not reveel immediate- ■■•fjono With the Wind," dies today K|lortnge except by earning rlnlla.. ( Vug IH—|,P, —| he 111 Ior I » I* «aiit ^ till Iill® f*t hrNEW YORK. Aug I ft 4/I’j— linxpili'l. ■Hid S t what operation wa» planned. A* , in an Atlanta. hospital, the thr<w t, He had found, be I he New York jumnal-American f h o o -> gori-tiiliiriit (irtiy nlfi smeu iltriward* ,, 1,1 * •IOMMIIIiHN s'slni Iff Dvr HI ) W ill! *lid hr T a v . had *hown a fractui of th e ^ -^m "f " iperding car. btio n<ltlril. m t,(. evidence that t)„, il, .i .i. ciall, -liirgnl Ifii.slj, I,-,,| ,lnmnnliri of rnray* naa .L. inffrred seveie Injuries to hei tact is tiplng s.|iiarely faced ex Mid Ind.iy that gambler Mickey ls*nl h-dh in h-ltrr .mil spirit |r ,,l Mill into I I*«•«v HlfMlhfM Hill Vaughan wh " oidi, iling the tkull from n*a» the top bead and leg The famous writer*,, cent by one hi two coiil.tlle. (% 'ihen fled by plane fioiii Holly- the *,r ,li •>( ftirltd-liip ind *111 nothing I I..,. . m I h\ tlif Ilf'* »D»|»f 1 mail's im III tlV ,, 1 I lined has hern •pinef"' 0 was badly bruised. He <fiti imt 4|»e<*|fv rminhle^ lie unnd fur New riftet pn|*ff Hit* aiur l,ris,.fii r tun • and l hr I 1110 r Itun i ivsri toihi Mil ( iniitnim* npikc nn | tlu It Marth. a Mmldnvaltd.a* the re(hitt-inational) meant. I -l.rfhtl. K" iim i 1 , 1 , 11 , , ,mhuixi m mi*," rioted lliry hxd been tapping hi» i --------------------------IAIV Ul' »"n^ht Midi I plifD •** (OIIIP »(>' 1tl *2,a11•' ' • suit of a h e.rt atUch = .n| At n news conference yestr.'iav Thi. p u l nl i| slafenirnt ", hi, plant, had rut kt id i year* ago. wa# nos at th* hosplta Hoffman praised the ne.v Ri 0 ,- 1, if lephone. •hmh tu, Mir In-l time guvr Ml,111V » 1" I..., i, I I, nl put mi­ , o 'i11 h ‘-.'t lo* il Cohen wa* «l'ol rerendv slid one when hf» wlfa die,). H*r brotherrit hollar Export Hoard for l.vin,; Wait' H»# V . f l i i n ,. i>l i —i >Mon ti, thr ^ * ,|.!••*11 uni tn-i jimm* meimiM" 1*1*1* ' ’ ' il ll i miuntiunStephens Mitchell, left to Inform to find additional U 8 . matk«-t- of lo» henchmen. Neddie Herbert, I •' U lute P >|,r< nn t hills I«V*A -If ' i -i, lle nisi, said then that Helginin wat wounded lal.ill) by unidenti­ '|(„ ............... . 1 , 1,,I Hie thill ttuo ' Ol I'' •if |ii * ♦ n f l o i i N , r *|o Jaini-x V H r * -Ms .....(tv has liren Mar*h. * |> I » « FIHIF* '1 ' was doing woik on this line ligrincn' Mri. Stephens Mitchell was the i fill*' '1 »s, 1 ........... . Ills | mil s nf priti,t| nf invrnfied gunmen who opened lire a* lAOMinr tilt ft ' 1 flgiitp in IlH V fs ,M ' 1 '' Mils' 'IH He told the OF.EC delegs'e, |y member of tbf Jj1 i|,r p tores, of Il ,1.' ItMlMh'llGvilh nl *li' I It till thnl there is a great need for tlo-ii Cohen snd In* party Ml a Holly­ WuiU -* p ira tin g ,| ft - k. ill li.Hld. \1 it I 11 I , . i i tiill.lv, n oif* rln.p I'd . I 4' |M governments to give tlieii Miami wood night flub A !(• f/l*i I hr t | *!| |1■I Ssltll 'I 11^ When 41. llte • fartiirers Incentive* "to win and I, I •• fit© r'tnployFuneral arrangement* were not ----------»♦* v Firf«f | iii 1 M'loM I ,400 litI, One of the Upped telephone con u. , , Ili t* t» IA til atmcl pln.-PlI tl. IS .1111s 1 hold a plate in ll.at (Ameil ani ".till . H* iurvhoD'tl Hint, ha hr. n ., r ( fI• rlriif It»v o hr ot I ,l>. , I • M il* ol 4 to toll'* of f ll! tnr Mill'd market.’'' Firwt, lie said, there mu.-t venation* menlmnrd .* man named f i MO mil > '.ml .it T S r t w f f i r tS o t h, M iniature Basel,alia he ,1 ''■ill in,; l a willingness to earn more dul* ‘’Lorlello.’' Inti gave no lurlher foi- ( hni* * 1 'MlIMil M'll I f ilk- tlv (t-* IU | Lfdlls till iMg A'ho'll III© lind tried t * t -M in ! ,. , I, ill in* im »hn\at© war* crowing a walkway when a P re ^ e iH e d J u n i o r t .M eff* • » ,ti.« itoi a 1 Ilf irnifinlti'rbrother lars; then the United States would .drnlifiratioo Howevei , the (.ali- nati.m.lui i!|uIj ! Anthfoitirt ( oh |.,|lm 1> I M II, II, i* '•••* hy thr year's ear apcedlng down the ilrerl went i f f» ill tx ’li **1(1 (I, ' * * j-(filling (ln>p in Imii fffii%r 11 ...I ............. .lets ot the sanaliieiit gi-lrcled ovar tha rentar Una and emaihed B a s e b a l l C l u b B o y s see about how it could give tills lurnu Crime Commission iccrnlly firui-.l (( - " h ■ Before \V F• •# ,I . ,1 It » i oiien-pl, . men' effort technical help. » !» * .• ‘4 ♦ • • Into her. She wa» dtagfad 16 feet. ---------» .M (Ultl-c i ,,te "m -poiiK-s tlietnselves, which Rnv T. 1:• Alnhand aiked for details on named Frank Codellp. New York f I -11, ■I et the White M»r»h held hj. wife In h ^ a r m* ( Camphell-U.iing Po,t 53. which Aif# tdlk •\tn»i lean <11(1 Un- Ii-eaus that tfu- sacramental acHnii that Ru"' ! *im111 how *uch aid would be given unde iwotId ligute, at head of a .Fie Mil Hni-, j.dm,oily to leave with tW f. i W r . ---her a mem byrthfp lhi» year of 442 Hoffman replied that when a nalbn-wide slot machine racketis rc«Uya parlormrd not hy ina^Utali.'TA'M; rwiflM -* -.j. 1 M * lid*- •' " "impeiulaltone for R pnra* hut by (he con- | , .Aie uT of d rite •t ii * rt\> Ii t’r* ii,|, iiii c r, Iston Q j » |i l r K ii.iet jit l95(Tgoat at '4l0 mem specific European induitry allow­ Th# .louinal American »a'd H |ifm« * *• ili'ii* »»ill of the itshlidng of the federal Ira,-ting i-eilies | ‘ •H'li't'oc The tax proposal* known vhelher r. bar*, Port Commander Jsmes (^. ed an Interest 'In telling more of WIIRa nnot ot K nown Y i m a m i Cohen wa* •"•III ixi.il «HV. 1(1 11HI i A NI \ ill. < I < llie Vatican pap " s«t,l a mai . it* pi "duct* In the United State*. flying hrre to meet Costello l hi, I ' i c t -o ii study prepared .. I I. ,•llr in Ihr <on ,.age between « miMallt Commuu I , in,ui" mt' i I ' t i i", and Die film of Frlnk! an American market expert would newspaper Mr*. < "h#o RpHpft -rrported v---'"'I Die (e I , ,1 mel a profeaailtg <',lth"lh- will thr M « nng ran night al llie Legion Hut pin I'prinI 1 nil til .a tr "on'.I h I ' 'imI I'u,, emnomle coul-c fmi'ul in that particular line to Mufti Mickey hmk off Miildfnlv '**' iirpilie the name gmii alileea « , , .,, ....rat >m f»*» ret*# Tate*) memhenhip wn* twrlled show tlie Europeans how to In- night, (hat he was coming t" I,, inrt( I iagr ■( '< ' •iMmlh' I" ’ ...... ,l ,., ('■,ii, ■ ■ tail evening by the adtnminn of jereuse -ales. Ni-w York and would alav »• *,lr II. tiled . I' " ..... ami lie o h . particularly .... . I ulholic—liaioely, Ilia' b""1 Il i.,On„.M I •«» I --.I Hoft(<>wn also rrltlclred UEEC's Waldorf Astoria Hotel. (yl III a reviaioii of th* 1 p n-.es proiillae (,, taiie Do" OAKLAND. Calll., Aug. 1 «— ■11 new member* and by the Hans was il yuitin tax and the eliniinaA New York Sun reporter in 1 lot I, ell in the ' all- ill, frt,Ml (/Ft—A dlisatlifled faction wlthln'f*, „f J \members M the Post from 1 " d " " 1'"1 " ‘-“P;. uri ‘i|ouhti l.ixahon" on divlformed Coetello of the t«iu" ■ A>• ,1her goat ,iii' i * 1h■»* ' I" ii the International Typographical GoH Slsr Memorial Port 201 ol ' gehrv - ........III tell the breathtaking United Hlate* telephone rotiver sallon wh i > h ,,.,i ' '(itlmllr a|,<,ine will li"• m do think heller liextnient r, if i*. wit 11 tile leligimis lit" -I .... ............. ...... uhal i ml uf |o|i llie OEKO Is do­ named him and he deacrlhed (hr iciiun in uin'« Z9 t I t m *"- * 'I he gnen Die Investor’s ing I ("'il- h a growing notion In story a- fantastic. i lie itliri surrender" policy toward employ-1 member* " in tins! in,me, will he avail ■i he lepurted. that the Soil, iiiarriag*". ,ne , , h lu a '- l t" "I have no words to dead'he • V contracta. j „ «b* 1'I members voted into the Aniei " 'in,|nu,.| I", Pane Term >V\ -.lip - i A*,g I'i '/I*' , , 1,(1 pel oi p ai, h,,u-e sml le,' . . . .... Tha' .'Pt'ost o st are —“ Hitiv Dotson Appl'ng. MhmIm-I Plan is a polithal hut not ftellug about such lie*." the P 1 ' ail-"- in*,,),, (lie e h o ie h p m p et - lo o n .A.*V m i ^ u e e d . , r ‘orvlnn L. Bradley. Catllle Ue an e, •.inmill' sueef**. said Costello told It “ H‘* * ' Hei- ' it. Loul* dal*gatlim Inlr^ucad a CirtPrJr Nicholas r n»h.w,IhiiriiMii'* -talemenU were re- (ireek to me. I don’t know wlu' . ' Si,,,"-, , ■ (" lay I" a|"'0'L -||, eertmuny I- a,-,,mpaioe( ♦lit‘141' 1 11 nI ".ii )ff hutti* |) ...... . ,,, (Centime* Oa Three I proposed amendment to y*n* th®Robert E. Karris, Lambert Ralph imits.l M D Mallett, OEEC'a "tiler saciamen*- a n u p i'i 1 H<1 M*l f 1 *Jf » \ 11kjI*FI’ i ,|,-te.|,l I .»(• trnatlaii** On Vna* T « ,,| collective bargaining fatmula out Palmer Cecil L. Hines. Jen . pies. m-IhIuuik chief. (11 Id , 111 I. '• ih ii f»(*»* ii|HMHtMlll Ml . . tha -U. eITU'a * tf. by-law*. k.. !.— Pro-admlm Ihs-.4a.is. Hinry white, Janie* Clay Wit of ;♦ iif It >. iiard to convince Congress, A. M. Philips DieK I I III titration dclegat** countm d with Hams John Hugh WIHIxm8 Mini j Hoffman told the delegate*, that l4r S",l*h , fii'li I’illitiR Station I m 1,lf Hlliunl fill Oa r i i i T«»» a measure to extend tha union y A fter Short llliies* !}'*■'1a(1- 1•"•" *•1■•'' Ilit I H*"(I(| ! the Ot.Et: ran rlaltn solid accom«|»|»>»*»x*-1 praeldtnt'i control ovar contract*. I K o lih c rl O l I pllslnnriiis. It la up to tho EuroI i.M \ I I lhr S' OrtD k' * ,4't fr.luM* .41.1 I. Close awoefata* of ITU'a alt-Idly CoimtllflBlOn m ,, . »l | pi-an ■■"imlrles he added, "to make " l-SllIN li MiN \',g Iti—(/p, I|. i,ifif] il A. M. Philip*, pioneer ri--"lr"' Ihi tarm pre*ldent, Woodruff Ran*. * — .. —Stain I»4,* a In-11.,- fact out of European co- of Sanford, died thi* morning s' riffI «♦til I'i Willfnid I King, ihairmsii 1 hr Stiiluc" FilRn • * t ,t., » i;> ’ > lt If fir !* (I * C < » v » "♦ • H ' * EqualizeH Taxes . dolph of Indlanapolla, concadad A'Pin’ Coinmtli • f.n Cuiislituiipria'ieii " ,,, I i' J«» M1 2:00 A. M. at an Orlando hospital *‘1*1114 111 t*#’tia*f a •fin #* 41» th*- Snllt k II,lid Street anl I’u k•Diplit •th # opposition llttla chanca to up. »• x ,ix tiioken illln la -' , (invoinun'iit, suid todav lluMman praised th* OEEC re- following a short illness. Ml , Me l P M ilHli”* ' * u t th* bargaining pattern eat.up, Thi Cjty Commission mel !«-( ciuesi i , member* for list* or .mall rafe ami n ea h nx 'i'i "mi k*rs Mould 11uv-- lurii listi* Jt el sltn Ml (. * H ti q.1 I llR.'l* fHi I At the ego of five he niou ' In 1647. The 91at annual maetlng | night a* an equallratlon hoard *n guud- "i which they ar* willing to If without labor unions thr . | ]l|1*r]|P|1 - , *......... e 1 I fo > 1fImt* i■'> " • fill H: I 1 |{HlflU' , ""'inning In all M.dl'li Wit. with his family from Senlonl of tha nation’* otdaet trad* union 1 heard 13 complaints aganisl end 'wii'iit dilutes. Oct. 1 ha* bean 'An decuili Mi* 'I'i ill t*ttilt' Si h ,*’ I* «|D i * IM tHltel, iilH I *l'i I, n K K. Smelt ret. ■•wtior. ♦•»« 1 .111,1 | . ("I 1 Oreen Cove Spring* and latei ' 1* In'it* third day hart, It h a i|ig 4p tax aa»e»*nients on real uti.l sat a- the deadline for that* Hate. i minced this morning (•"'»! gave Ip.- tc.itun 'ny to tlie i |, 111 (, 11 ) Id I .» III.a t I'M |a I U n I-I' VHllIH! of H *r\ «lt«gt th thre# more day* to go. ' iperaonal property. On* adjust- He le'iiinded them, however, that Starke, returning to Sanford Dip thieves gained JlC't rx.1 power of lal'oi oigamia' i h ! I’lliuIm] i ■ft t * W» 1016 where he ha* resided f"r the ('<■ ' ■*(»' l-u •f I* *t» £ m Ni *3 Mo- eomniltl," 'hat Dip wit“ i policy hai ha* Invofsrad th#|m alilulfinf mI frtUtl’l The — , *nt wa* made, laid City Manag the measure will he significant past 34 year*. H* entered -eiv >■ • •. |i'i» I ''liMfi ■ .-il •♦i I,, "Is Is a |I1 i'-isti- "Krtliitation rtluht v -if Ain# i ilow in the Leek and in Die w.i AFL affl afflllata In an Intent* two- #r.C lifford. McKlbhln t ‘il • ' (he IMs ar* significant— with the Atlantic Cnaxt Line tad " l»T " ruin .x rest room I ho (aoly no" John Krlder isa» named actiiig unlv h I,as comlMl'-d iniiny of Dip year battle, both on tha legal I. ........... tl i • |i» dial i. > f (hey Include Important |G road in Tampa In 1911 and * ► the • * " * , ationei Cash register w.»,|( m o mayor pro-tern, during the ne«' ■ i: i iiu :i nf Di„ ii t ,-,'Vp|t*’l l u vi'lrd a ' n1,1*alln <1 nnilnusrt On Pag* T a ti front and tha picket line*. Kltlte (tail -1 • ft* time of hix death was serving »- ,»•I wing ", pi I'xliicnluil n 'mmi iti ntinn t. •p,'.cl IMIt'l (till ■ted this morning nrai "u- ■<1D At th* haart of It la tha ITU’a veak. while Mayor Andrew Cai Mi. I .1 , ' a conductor with the railroad II- <1 ,„s am) taway Is away on a trip to Wash pconnmics pi itessor-cnieri* t 1a'i - imih ■ 1,11 y ill the park al Filth lit let". MUST WOMAN JUROR hitter oppoaltion to th* Taft* Ington, I \ .*]m* I I. , . i ",g. 11 M .. I *ill was a member of the Onlei •» r .SonsItc loll ■aid Mr. Smelted, who loveabd ,i Now r'uii I n iv,t»Uy, nfD. C. and In New York MU Ml, Aug 16—(JP|—T h a ,» |M (tel FHartlay Act. Tha ITU contendi State where he will he gue-l nl It 1 I i i I | i* C I ‘ H Railway Conductors and hsx u i I (b a its tu show Dial while II- mid D'a( ' ,1""^ ■ut, ("i in (hat It was In lialtiied conditi"" first Made county woman Juror aided th* law ha* hit It h*r4ar than ( M-p. M .... e rf 1♦* "ini damaged to Die extenl f 1 1 ami Mr*. A. B. Pateiton at was > " n.xmbci ship lias i ison five with hU wife at 3IH D*k ,1*lies would I'll up s.-'irn In today by Court of othar union* becauta of thfe print- Mr. L D f t411.JHll.tltlll ti tl hIimuI 1400. 1 1 in Dm last tu,, h ia d is, "l.aChautauqua. Avenue for many yeara. '.(* -xSrl'ii-i'" I Judge Wayna Allan. art' hlatory of elo#*d ahdp con­ Laka •. ll Bum* of the niomy (>■ l >i • pproi'itlagp ,.f th, product Fog tpraylng to rid the city Crini*. Ha la aurvlved by his wlfr. M>- Kl-'-ijs NIhti M.ortO.Mim ipcritft «i Kim was Mr*. Alberta Adair of tract* and cion rbgulatlon of of moaqultoet and other insects ,1flklt • I'tlPt] H 111 • * ! F I ♦ ( l o n l l n i . l l (In t S l M l ilcclaied, was intended foi th. I ■ ii-inalncd nearly instant year Philip* and two son*, Well*c* M Miami She volunteered and quail wotk. BUNfr ♦fftliff M l # ms , i i , , year." imrcliase of a naw aiitninolitle It - , will ba finished tonight In th* husiPhilips of this city, and Dr I <■-, Tha union haa bean on atrika naaa aactlon. The Municipal H*H fled for jury duty after th* Btate tar ... I Ml I MWlntl nil'll xafe ami the cash irgi-tn ■.It D" said also: A. Philips of Winter tieril-" WCTIi Wan I h Ban On •gainst Chicago n* II re. ■1414 Lite -|| tV^I wer» taken nut thmu gU Hu* tiRuk; IU will aleo ha sprayed, said Leg I-la lure provided for woman Other survivors Include ("n ‘a thn 90 years from 1849 to tcanttaaaa Oa l!S?aStea»PUh* Park t M m ♦ I e-l In sri ve on panel* at tha laat aaa •virviow, 1 m '-apllnl investment par workLiquor Advertising E, H. Johnson, city sanitary n(fl randchlldren, Wallace Philip »lon. car, this morning, 1 ntiTi’iiaed nliip fold II was this r. and Marrltt Philip* of Sanf" l. CITRUS COMM i", |, cauaeil the g in ,, value of Marola Elaine Philips and IsCxh** PHILADELPHIA. Aug !'• (A’i LAKELAND, Auy. . . (pal wage to bo nmre than Jeanne Philip* of Winter Oardcn. the presldenl of Die WonP'ii x . Char!** F. Fawaatt «r„ of Orlando 1 ..... .. uplod." and a brother, A, F, Philips «f L'h*i»tisn Temperance Unlnn tnW nd J. J. Parrlah, J r., *ef Tltua( mg »uid lcndt-ri. uf thr great Ta llth as sea. ,||V i-slled on • 'ingress l" Itaii n,lvllle wer* named to head tha Fed­ 1i'-, i mnnopoHiis" siu not tnlerr Funeral services will he enn vntlslng nf alromille hevernges, eral Cltrua Markatlaf Aftaament I if) kveping xv-igp rates at ducted on Wednesday aftsrnoon ai Mrs. D. Leigh »'olvln »l committee today, u* T‘ l< -m| which xx-i11 t o p pvpryon# tha Erlcaon Funeral Home at .1 on Mr. III., here fur the orgsiti/aHnn •ployed hut im-tcad an- insisting O'clock by Rav. H. L. Zimmer man **ek-Jang 7Bth conveiitTon opetilng V More than 152 of th* huv, nf W »- I p 1' inni ., I,,,m l. ,,f ihNEW TUfVRBL so uiiwarrnnt'-d fm ith postCounty Clark 0. P. Herndon t* planning to tecur# a display casa foi NEW YORK. Aut-To-W T)— of Holy Croea Eplecop.l Church Viteaaetngly 1 of «at'p in,'ira»es Ho igly all-time ell-tim e high high WnoiJmen of the Wuild, ihivp<I l-und-y *' tl" Munuipal Auimit It", the showing of histr ‘’ca1 . archives of Srtninols County, ha annouacad _ m i r _....... of a third .hrrd vohicular, Construction vohlcula Dip rosult I. iirit’ing labor out in alcoholism ami exceesive Drink encampment thrnugli VtYdnasd.iy Al--,,' ' ,l ‘ d" hov* wpip tunnel under tha Huteon Hirer today. PAY HIKK Dm i i i i s i kat. |n| 111 the United States can he north Florida and 94 from snulli FI '•iti' s Isigp atoup nl 'Im ,-j NEW YORK, Aug. 16- (d‘i ru between Manhattan and Naw JarTha decision lo stall a collection of 'dies and historical documanta t only hy rnrigresilonal action •ay la being conaidai »d by tha Port wa* prompted by tha piesentalion to Mr. Herndon by Frank Millar, Mayor William O'Dwyar has <!'• nutl«wlng> alcoholic bevnrage ad- fiom Miami. KIWANIS SPEAKER dared In favor of pay im-resspof Naw \>»rk Au S. W. Hopper, Jr. formrr «-«i-tst'l -Isle "'Dnger "i Florida of the j ‘I irion Herman of Station will plonaar Sanford cltlien and for- 0 ------------------------------ ------- - — for the dty'a top elected orUclaB. M p |tf| that pxcps,I vp W.n.w. and now maneger of the*— tk “Th# flrat traffl 1RR will adilreax thp Kiwanls fill,” mar municipal Judga, of tha pan Adam Shad, overloaded tha can­ — *—L,-r b» under!i Ssnfnrd District, co-operated with I \y....Rail 1 1 lnl> (nmarro'" on what Lester in o f' uaad by Qovamor Park Trammel non un tha laka front and ft blow s s m o ___ B. Cullman, mtnimiini only hy tha return to J A Lana,.jattolng secretary o f. ......... . ,t.B ,,ffinals are R H 1 harp, v(hu will introiliice _ him early In 1010 to aign tha document up aendlng fragmenta Into differ, tha Naw Na* York-New piohlbltlnn.” Celery Camp No. 628 In making manager of th- W ll.iV tcnn* a subject of vital Import* llalng tha formation of Beml- ent part* of tha town. Tho aaagll NO EXCITEMENT ■aid laat lai night arrangement* with R. A. Bradley In -,„itlt IT'irlda: J D DeLoai h, no' p Tha talk -Dll bp broadcast. County. IEON CITY, Oa , Aug 10 — */»’< JAYCKE LUNCHEON remaining portion of tba canSMWt Alderagnt* Unlveralty for the i in north Florida: C A.' All Klwanlan* ar« urged tu he Miliar ravaalad that tha pan now support* tho flag pole In —Excitement promised for ■ meet , Lieut. Raymond Kadar will tell of HA . housing of tho boys In the dorml M(,tl,n> ,„„„«gpr of the I’ensacola present. ■MUOaLFR’S can. fug of tha Iron City town comrli favceea T n praaanted to him by front of tha Tourlat Center. Thursday at the Tour»nA-Wtel*,fn th# university1,,,,,,,,,' .Ismes Ahiis, Mlend at leal night didn't come off. I he b* W ” J bout the recent na- •“.y. Ant, 14-fA V -' ______ Laka, who prior to th# mesa hall. Tha boya are from 8 tunipv sml state vice iirpsldent of THE WEATHER Among tho hlatorfeal record* of council didn't meat. Tha next meet, , ' (,ncimpntint of th# Ns,ion formation of thfa county, aorved OUb Barton haa to 14 veats of agt. W "IV , el*o the following which Mr. Herndon hoa Ing la achaduled for 6 #pt. 6 . , t » Ft Ja<.klon> H. c . to da. aa o mambar of tho State Lagf*Celery Camp 486 la represented Wnndii'P'i fi»m Miami: It. A. la JACKSONVILLE. Fla., Aug. 14 Oranga County. Ar- le an old Orange county „ faat “ ■bal et tho encampment by eight Ban Haw K l> Key, K A. Kaiser ami -(/»>>— dating hack to Juno M, 1176 and CR1T1CAL CONDITION ^ magan of Kissimmee BF.ERY ESTATE yarfaca- Baaat for ford hoyi. Plaid drills and uniform Atlanta. Mi* Kev Tha condition of Benny Ernest i I.OS ANGELED, Aug. 10—f/P) wan than aanatoa, kavlsf dafaated recording tho reaulta of aa alaarank are under dire#tlon of Brig. The i,-ivx weip up a I 7:00 o*- Rlnnlngham tlon in Mi'llonville, which later bn- Thompeon, who waa seriously in Lawia 0. Maaaey of Orlando, r a Pi r V r ^ , , ^ h T 0^ il,le n V 'T hw 9 U«rtara of a million dol- General Irwin B. Klnaay of j - .rClark* i chick Monday morning for exer- Bnitnir ■aaford had.o big celebration came Sanford, hlmaaif hauled bock lm| after breakfast enfoyed Charleston Saturday ln caflh w»« <>•• vllle. Ga. One of tha drill* was -" -.ini** i in- P"'1 l>0* hy Wallace Beery, an held veatarday aftsrnoon at 4:00 a track meot. There followed Detroit llMg, f^ Y h la morn- amounting of hla 18,000,000 ealato o'clock, swimming nt the Hoy Scout Cnmp New Orleans “ M i n g akw* Government bond* worth A number of prominent Wood- at .Silver Lake. In the evening they Saint Louie In connec- became members of the Knot Hole ° V t“ f^rnald-Lauahton »ore than *400,000 also wer# men off! , and will gang, and through tha co-opera »i'ud, ,n ^ twantmy, ordered by tlon with _ attend tho meeting tlon of the City Recreation Da. nnenn- baritane# tonight a t (Teal-----las*4------------Tkvae) os at tho Communists Can jWaitt Admits lie Participate In Belittled Al! Of One Sacrament Possible Rivals , . Mickey Flees AsJU. S. Orders Its News Leaks Out Consulate Closed His Wires Tapped In China Capital fIi l1*>m »r111■ rlPftihf IlfW r! Legion Post Sets Membership Goal 'wm' «*"M ltch F 0T 1950 A t MTU-**...* - “ To End Policy O f | « t » .......... *N 0 S|jrr0|MlCri Soul Ii Is Advised To Spend More On Schools, C o litis Iii ; n<i;iI Hnsilioii 01 ( oiintv Srlumls Is l?4'|MH IUfI OtMIfl New York Teacher Saya Workers Are Injured H Unions J f . 1S2 Woodcraft Boy.s Register Al Woodmen Of The World Encampment County Clerk Plans Display Case For Seminole Historical Archives Esa l SSS?{6A5» I T," ■’ ....* “» •* ............ saw s” ‘t t f ’t f r r - w as teteSl ___ 1 • - al i �#*r-* hjppjfrIfJfjrTrV'"* " VH.'-. m m ! mV-' •.' 'vfi'- *:■;>’ fHiHftt -?*>*•-£.{ ^ '• •■ Highway Accidents ih e Sanford Herald S iS 's& T 'tffisS i; m p i, ~ T U ESD A Y A U G U ST 11, IM S e Accounts At Movie Shows Are Seep As New Prosperity Move Attends Seminar ■ Increase In Jobs <r*atfaa*e Tram r a ts Dm ) able for th* expinslon of induaSPRINGFIELD, Ohio Aug. i* try,” h* said “ Wo have to b*)p • » a i RMMlaw a t the fellow with th* dollar to invait (Special) .Ralph A. Smith, San­ III N>fs*lls I w r r i ford. treaaurer of Lambda Chi Al­ In Industry." He did not Indicate Mr Truman’a pha Pratenltv, will Jorney to WitBy JACK qUIGG tefe' her* Aug. i22-24 College' iruction tb hi* tax propoaala, but a tssysss »i_au*»a •. tm . -* HOLLYW OOD.. \u«. 16- i/P)—You may soon be able lo tle(i up mi id Mr. Truman haa alway ax- to participate in th* fraternity’s 1___ II.'___at* »L• ■OliLAfID L B U I ing. , . iru.. t h a t a ll r e c k le s s (il lV-1 .,lucat«l among American*. I |0 ihe_ boaolllc* Use ni; Bnou a id. sa y : Charge tl, please. |irtf«Fil himself aa ‘‘wanting to first International Management RAltar A lthough it i» by no me«IW . gerioua accidullts A man like that never quit* b* - 1 Yes. lo crown such lures as free dishes, bank nighu and popcorn. keep business strong.” flOHOON O M R Training Seminar. ■ s Om u R a s im ing 1* COftf&ed tO young pe°U*® y r | y u t.a n n o t w, J t . longa to either world. Llf* haa put movie> men have dreamed up new bait: boioffice charge Tobin reported to President Tru­ Mr. Smith's Wulk for Inthric and VVBSt HIPTION ■ a n a seldom involve thean middle-aged or young people . have . m ore ,llin 0,1 h„ “ spring., **nf® betwwn the from two)• ................. The sce-tl-now-aud-twy-Ultr plan was hatched by the Kiug Broth- man that the employment sit- Company, New York Stuck Ex­ I r C a rrie r nied regrettable this is. that more |JB0|,,yH frura.LAnd , u „„--------------------• M uatinii is improving steadily M ailt change, the bond department of 4l___ 1 __ U U L s u n tt n n p llll'lltit. 1that fence he may see things coih- |sr». a trio of Hollywood producers. ♦ • ............ . » t a than their nhare of highway acclduiitH. lie told reporters on leaving th* a New York City Bank and now as ing before elthar world doe*. IThey re offering It—free—as a an non lie Wbill- House: Dm T«lr *— — ,}** The State insurance Deunrtinunt in New York n treiurer of Chose ami Company, ...i .n.tnaH ui. >.»> inam au. iii flnhilitv ins urn net* ra te s nn im in. -*lt looks very much like th*r* fruit growera and shippers. Is re­ will lie a decided Increase In em­ garded aa Ideal backgrounu for ployment during the next i l l leading the discussion on "House month* and that by the end of th* Ownership” before delegates from year payrolls will be Increased by 40 slates and fonr Canadian proi-pproxlmately l.OOU.UOO persona” vlncss. Lambda Chi Alpha with Tins does not take In tL<* poa- ISO units, Is now the world’s larg­ sibllity of a major strike ,n coal est college fraternity. The plan could operate on either Tka lu raia Is a ■ •■ M l af Ik* plan operatea this way: oi steel, he said. . U m i Is Ii S 1*11.1 ssfctrb I* *aH«l*C M r,' Smith graduated from the T h is in p a rticu la r ly reg retta b le, not o n ly becuutie them* !" ‘'ilJ .n h V 'tT - tr v ‘ l i l i t l j«1i!» I a ’natron’’* credit ruling will he u chuin or Individual theuter hind*. Tol.in said there would be a sub­ University uf Alfthamn and contl• s s la s liv lr i« Ik* *•• h r r***RtlUoxofflce credit would hike do_ f , | Unae the'wtuhlished Juat aa It la when he fa tl* a at a ll ifc* l»ra| a*wa t r ia l* * y o u n g p eop le, h a v in g a longer life e x p e c ta n c y , t h u s h a v e , llU.d J d ,J„*d stantial increase in employment a* this M s t n s r , a* *.*11 a* *U m ore to lone, th a n old er people, but alao b e c a u se t h e y uhoitld world into u nulal war. department atore charge theater sttendMiice 1‘fi per cent, and n drup In unemployment fig­ nuts his postgraudntL* work m the Iopens u dei a t »«■» ObssIrkM, _ be le ss su sc e p tib le to M cddents. T h e y h a v e ait a ru le b e lt e r "Julian fulled because China arcount. He will b* loaned a cr»-<lll Frank estimates. No udvance in ures beginning ulmut the middle Harvard Graduate School of Busi­ uricea would he nereaaary. In fact, ness. He Is widely known in Lam­ e v e - s ig h t , s te a d ie r n erv es, am i far b e tte r r e f le x e s , m a k in g through he. flimsy promises of an rani. At the boxofflce, the cashier bigger crowds would prohaldy of September. TUF.HIIAY, AUG. 16, 1*4* bda Chi Alpha for his work with He said lie based Ills forecast the fraternltvV alumni associa­ cause them to drop. it p o ssib le fo r th em to act m ore q u ick ly In a n e m e r g e n c y . * ^ ' V ^ u n ’ ihJ'wV.'t’ HoVm ? h M ! ! n u ln b u ^ ^ f'g u .'iu The Frank Illumes the current !«>*• on the fact that purchasing order* tions In New York City and Cen­ — ~ '-------- 1 . ■■■■ |--------ult* wu7 r. Ml ..Klim . T h e on e th in g th e y lack Is ju d g m e n t, a n d t h e e x p,----e r ie n c e I,'oKl' tVl.ln. •» u fillin g ul* i"„ t*,[® il W f i***' * .* w"jfb* b l l l T a t th™ nd of to build up depleted inventor!** tral Florida. His family Is 100 per CongraluUlioni to the Jaytrri ■- „ u ’,, it,,, thing th ey a re doing, o r a re Other side, and as a colored p«opl* the haI)Ilv Americana office slum p—ticket sales have de­ already are increasing and grill cent Lambda Chi, his two suns, clined us much as 40 per rent Iii some ureas--tm theater men them­ ■ontlnus to accelerate. He also said hla only nephew and his loot her the employment situation would — ---------------th e little feel dim ly seen U -m ain t n t P»rK ui vruca on u u selves, lie helped by many workers re­ being m*mb*lJ»tut either Univer­ Ttach your duld.ro to swim be- side o f th e road mav belong to a little g irl w ho la^ap t. to ru n cuhiivd peoples fighting for th* Yea, aays Frank King, itpoko*"The Idg theater owners unsity o f Alabama or Ahihunia n for th* brothara. sit hack turning to school in the fall. fora you lake ihem m a boat. At in fro n t o f them . They may nut u n d e rsta n d w h a t la likely .nine thing. Polytechnic Insllflte. Other fratuAsked If he thought a steal thing la,” my friend w*lt«'- • ' * " * * _ i i t * ! m*'their haunch*a and^lgh for the M l Interests of Mr. Smith Iru-liide An|ola. bid. over the weekend . | to happen w hen breaks a re suddenly upplied on a w et pave- on."Tla* "i.omiiiuniam flows into thl'a Frank says, “and th* hunk-, -- y-- -- oj 1(, t.ruwi|s ami Idg and coal strike could be averted, the vice-president of the C«ntis! party of seven wrni uui in ilia lake m eat in a c a r going ttO miles an hour. pie replied be devoutedly hope* so. part Of the world because nothing roll N ,'*u“"?0},^ “ yy^ ! r jf t “.y money. Hut they*don’t go uut afte. Florida Hoy. Scout Council and in . .mall «,ull.oa.d motorboat. Unless we w ant this human s la u g h te r to co n tin u e on ba* replaced the once-great pr»s- .ftw ''*>* U t J a lot business. Meanwhile grosses keep Secretaryship of the Kiwums llge of llie while mnn. . aiww they count pay later, ■ Four ol them were children under o u r city stre e ts and countv highw ays, we will h av e to tak e Club. *; .________ ■Communism’s headache willjRune pcopl* would go to ths ilrupniiig.” tight. The boat got caught in d ra stic m easures to prohibit recklessness am o n g all a n tom . h when th* problem of /e la iu -1 * • I4'»a<l«,.*4 rraai raa* Oa*) REPORT i'O JIUUTY some rough w*.e, and overturned, bile d riv ers and to inculcate a g re a te r sense o f resp o n sib ility tome 11,linns Mitti oversea* sale* m a d e tors to the White House and aplog till* vast new area of power Hicbsrd - K. MrMulian, b Imilbii, The lour clultlirii were drowned. f‘»r careful and safe driving am ong y o u n g people plivute ill.* llllflcoil. becomes ^ paramount. v, It rltd has^ to .ealeil to them to seek fuvorahl* Until stricken with a Iwuii -u-tlim on two proposals which ap- USN, sun of Mr. and Mrs. i!«;u Me- * Mahan of Ruute 1. Oviedo, recently Don't algue willi a Southerner 11wallMM** *>•■ Haas Ob*) uttack llu ee years ego, limn It seem s to us th a t the .Mayor M tli1V,PV’Uv’m t i o f f i r !•>*’" w,1° ,,M,uy ,,uy.!J,"‘ ,u thientcned with un adverse unto police ami an ambulance ur wliicli lie Is now leciiperatmg. liemed •bout the Civil W.n. rtpecially m C om m ittee of pronilitent citizens to stu d y th e C ity s t r u l l u |,ro„iiM., (ur ■ imUer world, vote in tlu* Senate. One of th* reported for duty at the Naval ..| think C’ommunUm la too In rlVeil. Jolin Murnli aideti Ills wife with lilans would establish a new Cab­ Supply Center, Guam, M. L th* men ii.r tried ...* North. in . ..... Two iww Chicago » in«,i«o men u .luws, as . well 11 i us its tra ffic problem. s, to see w h u t cult Lie done MrMahan, who entered the it the other ,l.y will, a lorme, Ten- ' U" un] Jfl,n?,inftll*K tra ffic bnznrtlH It neemn to Uh th llt th e Z 5 ' ‘ barged th . d.lver of the llie business details. inet rank Depurtmvnt of Welfar*. BtiMaa—"Old Squirrrl Eye,” they Hh‘*uld be eiicuurugcd to mnke m ore urrentH fo r vlo- on the*i p.nmlse*. When it* tfm *!cal* H"Kh u -*J. with , At first, slie had lu hire two The other would shift the Bureau Naval service June tl, IlMH, receiv­ I s.i-ietailet, later getting almis ■if Employment ,S ecurity from th* ed his recruit training Mt the Naval *“*d I-. r.ll l.,„. .b.u,.. tl..,. 11,. IHtlon Of ypeotl luw.*i, mill (but lltWH ngaitiHt recklenn nntl comes to put op or stmt up. w»l*',,'u,> IV . .Com. «iriv*r.ut ha* manalaughter. wlift uff «iu(V A at Federal Security Administration to Training Center,! San Diego, Calif. uud to call him down there in the <|runken (JrjvJnK „h(iul<| iM. , iKi«||y e n fo r c e d . ,MiuiiiMiii will iiiitiwvr of iJr.inw hAlumIr„ by - taxi drivel, h» was off duty ul w)t|, 01m> id* lime and in tils private cu r.1 -j-p,. „lld „f , |le war brouglu -lie labor department. Before entering the Navy he bill*—and now urn ol tin Clmago | t HW)mH t() UH> to<i) t )lilt pnrentH o f tc e ii-n g e youngsterM V egunlless !.t Moscow's pose "f f’ullci- iecurtls show lie hud - I 14-veil moie letter*. I Some Administration leaders was employed by Lawerence Cot­ mta it dead and the other it tufI d o u g rea t d tu ) Itiwart! m a k in g th e ir c h ild r e n m o re rmiui hutmuny, the local boys previous traffic violation* uguliist i Kuroptuns caught In the a fln 1 predicted defeat of at l*ast the ton Mills, Lawerence, S. C. ftrini from gimdiot wouudi. 'math uf n World War keeiiie.l iV'elfuie>- (repairmen! SanaI. com tcloilg o f till* im p o r tu n cf o f n u fe ty . It in n o t e n o u g h to will ln-ul the drums of race hatred Min. *66-*— . . - - *» » . plan. . _I_ ".Muigurvt Mitchell turned t h e ; lt, fllld .trsmicth itadlng of the lor — Fulbright (D-Ark). who i* ca u tio n th em agaln nt d r iv in g to o fa itt; th e y nhou ld h e tiei"-'1 to *tuy in power. I’eopl* will T h e S t a i r C s m r a n d Fiili ComCivil Wur tale* she lieaid as u tight 'he courageous ik-aileil ■ppoaed to the plan, said however minion hai oiderrd * cloied iraion privet! of th e privilege of driving th e fam ily c a r If th ev ,I9|I‘" then u* tliey listen now— thilil Into ‘'Clone With The Wind", m ad e In a post-war «ra. that otipoiienta will have to musM-cnuae Ibey m e pour ami know » book outsold only by the Ulble. I "You have tuld our story. You lei u lienw vote to turn It had:. on. ol all thing! slligstuu. Time break th e rules. And public officiula Hhould be Htrlct ab out Ihi’it* inunt ' ,,"u lie soliietlilllg ....... L better Under the law, a reorganisation But. she scoffed at any idea It ' have given us courage," one iru.l wtt whep iherr wnr to many alli­ depriving them o f driving Uceinten. Imm wtmt lliey have. plan becomes effective 00 days i t . uii easy Jolt. tl wiute, OPTO.MK1HIMI Unit mm Home nteps along theae IlneH are taken any one “’I lo- ilunger will be all th* gators iit'Flond* they were a'poiiwhit* man ft. “Actually, I began writing ut i Ami Peggy Mitchell not only an after it is submitted by the Presi­ R i m *aaat|ae4 - illa*s*e llrre* dent unless either House uf Con­ tivc menace to liinriari life. Now of uh may be the next one whone nam e in added to the gii-nt.r unless the lu il„ * *Ke of six years. I worked H! severe,| these letters but sent M eats R - I V I-* Sal. U -U g n u s o u t siime wuy A i l a a i C a a tlw ssl lla a h H U * . on ‘(lone With The W ind''clothing, food, vitumlli capsules gress votes its disapproval by u you rarely ire one. And they have a highwuy accident roll. joii in Asiu tiiiin i'jimmunUm Communism,*i,y*flis P tsM 3M constitutional majority—that Is, xml Iblew away a Int of novels I and other necessities. The up»ii definite value at « tourist attrac­ my Irlemi suiii, l.sd written before that,” she m.-nt often was cruwdeil with by more Ilian half the total metnO ff tion. Tltry inutl hr piuleclrd or 'I Iii* tiiIk took place sume month* uni-< said, ' boxen ready for parking and mail* bcrsliip. iig... l.ut very recently ita view­ Mis* .\liti-liell began bur raieer I ing. they will toon heroine eilincl. AH.MK—m em beis of the Senate point Imn Ih.-cii iiuckeii up by two as n iiewspa|ier featuie writer, i As lor another tiook, she rntiiNo one who him not been in m ilitary Hervlet* can Im a­ Foreign Itelnliona and Armed In Moulton. Mr. Jrirmiah Camp- gine th e Im portance th e arm y n tlach e s to th e Hhining of m le.estm g noiirces, Fresh ft..in .Smith College anil , tueiiled: Services Committee, who have one is oiii Field Marshal Jan “1 have u bundted lltoie novels it debut us one of Atlanta's social belllou crlrLisird In, 110 th biilli- Hhoi'H. To th e high com m and the connection betw een ctimlml cbiistian Smut* of South A mer­ ,rt. she jollied tile Muff of lliu I would like lu write. But tin- heen meeting jointly on Ihe Admin­ day yeilrrdsy. Jutl a hundred yrait efficiency and a highly iHilinhed bind | h exlom ntlc. lin. Here is uniitluir man who has Juuriinl III 1IIZZ. The next four liiisinei* ill-tails of my first Isuik istration's foreign arms aid hill, ago ha wai kidnapped by the Mic lived tin* the iiicial problem all )Mir* muuy stories Iii the Atluutu take all my lime. Nobody believes reversed themselves ul a stormy „ . ... ......... . Two HcrgeuiitH from tin* First Division in lio rn m n y art* i!,V Vif*^wiib llu sees world a* being session lodnv uud voted to reopen mac; In Indiant who held him a pris- home on leave, all t x|>mim*Hpith! by Unt Kirst Division Sonie middle of a century of ra- iii'Wnpii ier were by lined "Peggy thut, hut It la true, I am not wii- puldle lit-uriiigM. V g u C M U fO W MAKS llig autoher book." Among the wltnesaes to l>e oner Vcr six yrait. When lie final- drily, a v eteran s group. They were seli'Ctetl by th e ir o ffic e rs volution by tin- "i-ulured" races of MllclieMl. In UI2ti alxr murrisii John K. j |y etcaped In-ui d an* Henry W. Wallsr* and |y ftesped he knew the Indian I ttf tJ r rlgoroUH com petition in liwtrkamansllip, drill and sol- muuklnd. This is u revolution out Marsh, advertising n.anugei of | Noruinn Thomas, furmer minority language, their cuttomt and skill* diurlv b ea rin g I “L liackwariliwss but It also la a’ ihe Georgia Power Company, and ( party i-amllilatas for prasldant. in tha woqds at no ulhrr white man . i ^t t. i , » sv,m t e l,, mh,., revolution among the black, yellow | s year laUr left tha newspaper. Au Admiiilatratloii Uadar Inic*atiaa** n . a r u * a » . One of them , however, almoat l o " t o u t „on th n trip . |(|. rM„ t„ KBl,out froaBJ la that section evei did. Thus he iiui|>ecting —11,460, 160,db-ated that backsrs of th* officer, no tloubl uaing a lig h t m eter, foiind thHt Ulld„r the domination of tho**j Held Ut Vrc»'<*« * full;tlm« buuav- lnlU( B)V,1 tha administering of hUO.iKsi................................... program might fait*• leys l«i (Mean* on* of the outstanding the shoes o f Hgt, Felix K. Lnblstew akl of th e IHUi Inrutl- custern races iisuullv called whit*.' ,,,'H o ly Communion. Militant Com ...... cuatem race* usually called white. Then, 'Gone With Tin. Wind ■munlnt* who were excomrnunlrat- than that full amuuut to g*t Iit guides and woodttnen in that sec­ try regim ent w ere outpointed ill hrllllum-t* .......................... by thone of N gt.l Till* revolt date* roughly from Iwgai. to take shape. But the vol- , d llrdrr t}lB j „ |y |;| ,1,.,.,^., ur.tion oi llie country. (F in d C'iitHH) Joint \V. Hu Imen of DivlHion l l t q i i l i i i i i t r t e i ' H ' H e h e l l l o n In China In ume wasn't lu.hl.shed until 1U-1U.' ihUM iienlod the lai-rs.iiont* uf die DOOM - WIHBOWS*fluent eic) Jupiter, the largest planst The day ufter It lilt bookstand*, *nuptial m in and rummunlun In Coinpuny. L earning of tliu cluaenuHH of Die rwHiilt, tin* IS liu "* 1 lh ,,uw 1,1 “ c n,M ut • Will STICK ON ANVTHIM No Wondrr they have lu much In fan try vetH t'iiippod in for a trip for tin* runnur-ttp. aoirit* kind with the nationalistic ------ .oil copies of tlu- first idillou were njuuvttiiiii with their marriage moving aruuml tbs sun, is more than MOO times blggsr than th* •UUT A lUITIRI revoliitioii led by the Uhln«a« Rad*. Isold. leneiiioiiiea trouble ovrr lline in tliose Euro­ To protlut’H n pair o f arm y birotH th a t will ontHhim* a eurth. •iUK T arm id pean countries where they have al- whole diviHion i« not th e w ork of a few m inutes or a few mt,1"’ ;S'".iU nM,nUy I U„ ":•!'* ' r “ "‘."rr ^ "‘"’r riages car. be perfurmn„ llther •RADI M S U I S fta « V TO IH* raotl as many politicsl psrlici as hours, It in th e work of ninny duys and n ig h ts or loving dd Ernie Hill of the Chicago, mad lately uud urr.ed l ,« bright „d ........... The wild pig* found on som* pally New*, i* throwing off white gilt of pul.llclty on the quiet lt)lir, involving rmn-Cntlmllrs. they do video, llie lecent German llalnoiiii iHluiid* are amphibious: iloitiiiiutiun. Asmut* nIii In "Wa Afrlcn f*• IIItli* uulhut, |,'(lMiirvtorv lioninnu hrIiI, pruvlilVi AY INAXPiNS/Vt . .. ., rmTstl SinceAllRfitw then the l«..,k ha* they swim from Island to Island •lections hiing out ihe (set that cure— o f soaking, kneading, b u rn ish in g and applying various ,'t-d their la "moral certulnty" th* In nenirli uf food or to escape dopes in proper proptrrtltm an d sequence. Hut when the herv'IM iuM t n \ magnamlnlty o r '.tm e M.opo.tHMi copl.-s ... 40 they nul only have Democrsts in conn . cltiltli,,« will be luipt.ieil and e<lu- nuntsuivii. culean lubor finds its rew ard on inspeetioa mortm.g, it is wt. , i,„ii i,.- wiped out with tl.witrlw* ami au dlffem.i lunguugea euleil iih Cut billies. that naliim, where the Naiit were Twn ••rlnuM automobile Accident* last week, an well Hr JAMES U. WHITE At* Foreign Mew* Analyst na the recent that ^revU^u^vaaM^HerVM (For HaWItt MarksmU.) 1 .. announcement ■>■( vi*nr uiofiuuB /y»iw, a m i sa r^ tis i here more than doubled iaat year uvoi over previoua aervea -iu c . One of the more thoughtful men; i driving. .. — . . •• ■ 11’ know is a Chlneae. born and paMiaR*!* caihT*»■■»»« " & » U , A. THE WORLD TOMY ' ■'1 ' ■ THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA /ACE TWO w ".'.V O - W" * iff* UA<r mp/v 4y& « * .o . a. m s ’s tsrjrasLJsszfn,* t e s - r ..... • *- ^ Waitt Testimony Murguret Mitchell Dr. C. L. Persons Polish Fays Wedding Sacrament DMO DECAL Transfer Letter* . I OK* almost 100 |iercenl oi the P*°p!*- bul they alto have Chris­ tian Democrats, Social Democrats ana n r * ucniotraii. w* wunutr | whether that meant » .Social l)#mom l , U not f(«s. And th o . why noD | well w orth it. Ks|teciHlly w hen th e prize is a stateside trip, tuarrh of world event*.’’ H* cited iToday (1WTW, a* It 1* »hort«iied An o u tfit statio n ed in th e C anal Zone in th e Mail's has »hp iu*-«<-m Houil. African gov*rn-!« bo°^ , t i iild’.i?i H tius funeral nf Hgt. Brian Hurt, Thurs­ Legion Drive become arm y l e g e n d * us a * w in n er of Inspeelions. These “'" I " 1“ * M“'"» -» *•» y«“.r !y ™ day morning ut 10:04) o’clock at i * * * (iought)y HoliilttrH urt* said to have shined even tin* soles of .............. ,h ., jri.T . nV .i.;; • m ; * * , ’S S U S t All Boul* (Tathullc Church. H'aatlaa** r»*as Sis* truer m e ir siloes. T h e tw o F irs t DiviHion serg ean ts a re surely fil Melton Albert Yelviugton. t'aplain Earle T. Loucka wn» lo join th is ciimpuny of m ythical heroes, May they richly riiirimerided by Post Commander enjoy th e ir w ell-earned fulo u g h al J t ir s - a SKNKAKIK Faint & ( i Iuhh Co. 112-114 W. 2nd I’h. .120 -jsnns-i & H Jr.1' ! «.«, Galloway for hla work in necurlng faces the "facts -of. O,wo',l3 wurtd I Clark Oabl- fli.a ly .was . . cimarm seven uf Ihe foregoing qew memAdvcrlisrmcnl in Publisher** eliangv " and guldea und he)pa th* »« portray Hiiatt Butler and VI- lu-rs. and Iii obtulnln, out of Ajliiliery:- Eluiidu County S**i eoloreilI peoples to a better life. »l»n L«!jh the tent pest nous Brnr- 100 payment* for V memberWHkly in lown lY.OOO whtrt ■omuthlng dng more *tabl* than Com- !,M. R !n *!** ,!n‘,vl'.‘ ship. A 1060 Century Club rard, an Atlantu premiere in UKiO. Is-urlng th* signature* of Departirehant* will plrdg* advirtiiing When tho middle of Augu»t shows up on the calendar, . *‘J i ---------- hadFrom th* tlm# the hook w n» 1 mint (lummRiider Maxwell Well* for daily. Disgusted with ptwtnl it in almost Unto for school. It is time, indeed, for every published, Margaret M i t c h e l l and Adjutant A. Raid Mann w*« ; folly. Own*, wants imallw county {iarent and every child to begin thinking ubout it. •truggled to Hv* a life unrhnnged. piesented lo Capt. Louck*. In aom* ways she Htiri-eeded. town, offers sell newspaper or First, dots the parent understand the full importance Al .McMillan, manager of the tl-aallanei Wimm ra** 0**S Bh* and her husband rontinued Legion r and rquipmeal. Now |ross- a child's Job. He must be roudy In mind to tin tin* job well, Junior Baaeball team, in­ grrts of the Ked*‘ soulhwatd troduced ou.-oi.wr* member* o, uf the team Well over 927.000. Only on* of school to the child? Can he make it plain? For school Ih 1||aK|, n,# decision m* 10 ’Vk- sL" " V ^ .T " 1' ............ see lh*tr old friend* and drive n i mi ,,.N t,.d t0 them miniature bssemarks a W T T''"jViimTnun'i'v : uvery day and'every week. If he is the exnniH and rejMirt i ' itl American policy »»■« . . , , ball* donated by ill* Fust and cornjob shoo in J7.M0 county ^ w,jJ uku m of them.elves. Every class is nn op- ll 3-day la th* . **M' letters, i mended them upon their good day daily-. No tunoitty » * t to ieurl) H uniething new und useful. If it were not Thu olivioii* conclusion III a» Gold YIUIU Mine IfIIIIB for IUI live IITf ffl»r. wire. * s V a --T "*»»»««••* eewsvr Him IlfH’IUI, II || Wl'l’l* |U)I 1 I .. . . ,ii* ... t«|U?at» and cnllM !Jie "’P"! legal en- • work. The players In turn stated L7„„i i------ •* ........ • « ■ **■ that thev wanted to nlav again AB-64. Wrstern Newspaper ■64.'A W r.t»,nN «v.p.p.,| jf«x« *» •“ «»• »1 *{«|W , lf '«m>» is e S tln le J Um K ^ ^ w lll not aUow * * * * * * next year with Mr. McMillan an| i Frankfort, tankloit, Ky. Ky. , , UJ*<I .Hf u. bo climbed. Dig In and cliinb. When ,i,,y ‘onsulute. to perform its nor-ii-------- --— ~ ------- -— —^ their manager. 1* I n y e r « Introduced included | . ICC has granted another MO h ard TH h iliM tu n to lH w Ia W o rth It ‘” ,<l wl,r* wl cognition first has been eatended i "'•fhmi ” 2 'south *Afrlcan e ld e r ,..... .. •■jiur, Gaorg* WashingMnrvln Taylor, .......... to the Bed*. atatwiaan ha* much th* same v ie w ! ton. Frank flt*nulrom, ht increase to the railroads, 4 no h ard. Thu tlln ta n t v la w lli w o r th It. Second, in hla ^xly ready for the hard work / fins tho| Factor* which might hnv* In• v—•—1—1Hwann, Jim Smith, DennvGeorg* this lime, which on too of Staf*■-■ ** —* fold, Jerry Covington. Douglae jtv« percent inctcese given Inem ~ ' ■ and• ~Hu*sell >11 M a Oglesby Mann. December, makes it 9 per- Tliinkinif About School N I W ’4 » U N I § Conuulate Cloied S ' I , u the past year. There is little in railroad circle*, howir* it is known better than . i els* that there is such • l l pricing yourself right out - •oatkel, and that,ihe tail»ra than any othei industy ; danger ot doing jwt that, it trucking companiM a n more and tnora.of the tailbusiness, and so ait the 1/ ,r ‘S^J*®..‘".p*.'"1.l^?lt, b*®*UX0'i.o* • * y « . . u - »•« ■ ■•>•- M "•••“ *■ • ............................. European Trade M O TO RS i rue SSXVTT. . VLa Ma m ISmmJ m J IRW ,?1® tOMttnaed t w a Pm * omi l baerevemeen, eeehew l M itreom Into Commuu- veterans In hospitals. Capt. Louck* MUtr expected to become the first W A H H IN G TO N ^uf, 10-(A >>- ' S t l i t T r l ' asked that members attend the General Douglas MncArthur haa i si-— — efcgnceiior (prime minister) In formally declTnad an Invitation to Oermnny since Hitler. return to the United flute* to ■ S | /U*n G, Kirk, U. S. ambassador Congrt** • report on tha 1 **' to Rnaaow, conferred for 4( min- Eastern situation. Th* Senate Foreign Reloti utep. With Premier Stalin lost Armed Services Commit Kirk described hi* .first 1 and voted 18 to it to etk f with Stalin aa * courtesy ^ hur to com* down from To* s e r v - * * was a "pleasant to ta a ll.Inr In connection with' i Op n M R RTflMAORlMTOM . MAOriM "40" , ,-foimate BHn* Twta I I RutwU has mada ita ambaisador, ! to Dtlgrad* a deputy foralgn min, The ennounesment made no ‘ n aucceisor In Yugolh w*a denounced last i “enemy end fee of the -to baw in ghtw. Admlnls latratlon'a 1 1 ,460,000,4 ___ a d bill. fo ra lgtn arms Secretary of Defenao Johnaon today made nubile tl }*« .®f . " . T O fn,“ moeArthi ln ^hleh th* General isldi l° r in my pubU e___ _ redie In Greece ,ae- of firing by — *;* ‘t 414 K K UK Hm. ,Cwue*e *t 4ioo RAM. ro w ra r1 •saRAM. LH s|? rSm )v A i *y & 4 ': V)H^*W)VSf;j ■m * I M tlN N P AOwnm* Rrlae Twt* Terns and Trades « riv '•X-t'Wj ^-.-1 .efethe WW CRT . ,, „ , othar clean c an to aafoet from art th* lew T B CwtHM *>4000 A AM. Low Mileage Looks and runs III mm ,■ : Mt I * i **t ia >' o x m SSSs.'i M ; 5wCT.Va*i 'V i Wk OUTBOARD to hsad n committee to plan a wetcorn* to the now members from rear diplo they will not turn Into blgt>nee. of th* American consul gentrni fo pbita. aald that Asia Is definitely Lake Mary on Aug. 29. Chester! Then a few new clothes wre In order. Whether the youth Mukden, tha Ollv* ineldant Ir «■ the march. Whether wester- Miller was appointed as new mem­ be nix or 16 It gives confIdonce to Wive a ahlrt nail tie timt’H which th* American vlca consul In Mm Uh* 11 « not, h* aald, Aals bership chairmen. ‘ ^ s l eolonlaltoat b*l Hlianghal was arrested) and n fe e s f*efo tie! eotonUItoai belongs to ______ of work* _____ for tho right, good shoes. • *. »• - . In recognition lank. He Ha aald aald the tha united past Americana might b* hald hoatagea a deader*, several yaars In nrranglag foi So take a Uttle thought today, a little action tomorrow, If would be any davalopmant cauaea a furthwla* to try Lt o 1 military funerals. Commander Gal* and send them off right. Tha new grade la a new Job. Thu cr strain In rslatlomy bstwsen th4 pop ulnr feeling iln 'thsti r . r .•■••■•■la, . . . ____ Capt. Loucka good atgrt ia called for, A S toward* demo-' *°W *y *pP°int*d Unite.) Htates and tha Chlneae “ _ « • chairman uf Military Funeral* we-"—— • * m now, rather Committee, also correspondent to Cummunlati. ^ertey Ud f-_ _ ouoding J " . -L-' erabl* parcantag* of Ittl (act about tka cwuW p*en trad*. Moat European ee •Kata Board. Altbouik it meree ia now strictly limited iM 40 ofo miUtmTeTthe M om enta between poire, of i . mooey, ll will get i*|| tjw hew it wends that money. MfnnwhUe victorious >.leader* of Wealera teyi vlMe of theii'l Itlag for a Welfare Mr. 0dh*ae|i ■ft’i ■ a /S m Dmiglas Htenst rum was named ...... C Brailev Odham brinai out 1p ,u,*U A"*1 will account for 'nori s i/H h * >■ w \ ; '• _\...... v '-"-‘i ................................. or ■ - \ [f - •■ hi ij , �■ ■ M il *- ■ 1 t !t i : T U E SD A Y A U G U S T 16, 1949 PAGE T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . S A J 6 W R D F L O R ID A ,,H ' Mickey Cohen W oodcraft Boys F ruit GrowerR Attack U n ns T H R E E -- ----------------------- m - * m \ l I merits, particularly by nations participating in lb* ECA |M«r»haii pimu p,ogrn„." letter • aaid. . S. Trade Policies) the .raa.tassg r , aM r a i l o u l traaMaaea ream rage Ommt It's all ataiut. In. surprised thev oartment and the Seminole County print *urh rot I don't know these J("handier of Commerce, attended W A am N tiTO N . Aug Id I b 'o iim 'l.a i^ C i fellow*. I don’t know Mickey Co­ —California congressmen solicllc „ ................. . r.u i.-n<-liinK the baseball game between th# hen. I don't know Neddie Hrrliert T e le p h o n e 148 (Hants and the Gainesville ll-men. the Interesl of the reasmy and (m„rtrta C arlin P alm ar R a j — Society E ditor State eDpartmeiits today in the ,f fri.,,, ....... .. hHV(. That'* all I can -ay," - —— Monday morning they viewerl enihargoi'd since .t■■I\ I.” - - ----point* of internet In Sanford, In­ Cohen'* telrphom. calls to and problem of fallliig trull price*. The delegation* 10 memliei ____________ _ _________________ cluding the Moiiiclpiil Zoo and from t'levelanii. New \m k City agriculture subcommittee, tieaded Stih Chase, No. i’.71t, At 2:0(1 o' Aiiattn. Hoslon, Chinigo, Han dock they were *gain guest* of r lannsco amt licsim were out- by Rap. Anderaun (R-t’nlifi, ml the Iter rent Ion Department and lim it t.Hiny in . opy. ighleu stories dressed a lettei to Heiietuiv "I in the Los Aag. lc. I tines and the the Treasury Snvrfei and I’od.i Mr*........................... II II Lewi* ha* left for |h'"''«h ,hl cnuilray ..f Supt. T. Miss Kathiyn L. Morrison, ...... aecretarv of Htate Willaid I'bmpe WEDNESDAY Hen Kinnrisio t'himoclc W I.HWtnn, wen* token In school of Mr.t and Ml*. W illiam' Xi(l|'uili, Minn, to visit relative The letter said the lasjuiyiii^ Kheniet Court No. 32, LiiUtn'i •laughter .. , , ------. Thr stoiy Ibased mi wllal til" blisses to the Oviedo piad to *wlm. i. . 1 Morrison, 70*1 I'ulmetto Avenue | ability and w elfm e of I'ulifm tun lim es rails a tiaux i ipt of ronvei .......... ............................... M'ire lh»" jfW' '**>** i«l||hl °rH im ,Np (till of ,hll‘ n....... cttF' ....... Ijetump the bride ,k., of.. M. J. Dm ok mid non Mickey air will meetf hnt tHsO OO F.* M. at the jJanie* . ..... k_,.„ sntlon* la'twren t'olien mill various fruit growers l» seriously ic..pn R. n__ Dougheity, *on of the! visiting fm the week with fiienila I11*"’ attended the encampment had Itov • o'.'ling |:.,|c s Hclirrid Knights Tythlaa Temple In De late Mr. and Mr*. John J. D ou g h - ' and lenitive* in McIIhmi, ne. .......................... a period ■» dl»ed by loss of prewai eapm. accoinmiKlation* been secured. »atd HI Jack ntivillc, .:. plcoii.. I ,1. In market*. nearly a yeai Land. eity of llarriron, N. Y„ on A u g .1 —-------H'd'Pet today. Plans are being Ii l.ilt •" •■ i,iinn l.< iief''s, will It blamed, in part, elic pi.stun. SATUHDAY Tile r o n s e i iaii«n* w e i e record d at 11:00 A. M. at the rectory of | Ml** Cumlyn Huilaon left ye* (»""■ '<«» «<• en)n> i Ini • a , 'n iii’, 1 . rpoat policies of the Ht.itc Dpiiitm"ti* he tmirlat group wilt hold * thn Church of the Itcsm rcrtlon in . terdny to nttcml the >1«ki ed. I hr Times .nys ovel micro ,,nv' Mt thr etu*itmoment here next "The whole jiuipiise <>f tenpin mod. <n i In ........ I"id iirig ■ m y o oiaelf supper at the Tour Harrison. Rev. Janie* Tully per- Vouth Ciiiiio id Leesburg. phntir* sir r e lli m -lalled ill Co- cal trade agreement* i* l.citig uni • ''I’, .' • en's home .lining ils coiistrurtln.' 1 Mi. Hopper with hi* wife and iTcss.'s i i . m g i ,|||\ I'd lt.iyx, llfled by escape clause*. uipp..*ed *»> Carter ■! H;IW p * Jf^iiied'thr"'.eiemony riii' newspape. n \ s uii.lei grouew |y tamporaty. 141T1li ll I l»\ i •Mlf 1 t’ l ' f • m f*iItind, r ia g e b y l Mr. and Mr*. Frank MacNriH ........blblien are living at the WIIbut wbicb bn..Kilted to it ng |? ||*® ? ^ * j ". 'I The lirlde, iciven in marriage Wire* wi'ir laid l.\ Police 1.1. Rudy made N MU ' It, 'Ml III -5v,.,y.ne la cordially Invited ‘<> her father, wmr .. Mill of e g g s h e ll . Iinve l e t u m e d lr»m .. visit at . MM poaalble IiIIhIcihI agree V of b«me on U y s t a l l-ake. llo .Vellpott. head of lie polin' ndMiltI 1 Jill Mi ltft,, | M| ’ He * fni MONDAY | iffi1>iaI'tifitit* with 11 ti|it«a hi Ik......... .. Hlowing hock ..ml Waynescdle. N " " ^ . istrative vim p uni. willi the iiuii'h and Is looking forward m 111 . l l l l t • 1 I f i M i - t t v HI Die Prayer Band or the Pre.- | ",’d. v.h.iu‘ trlm",ed ,;alinwledge of foiuici I'ollce I’l i l ' ' n ded to be Ibe local kingpin ills work with the Woodmen here. V ftl liU M lh ij; I ........... ■1 V t C II. Hornill hyterinn Women of the Church I ***£ Wu* ,v,,Hb«- s h t , . T „ \ I lila f i. j||l l,M\ x. ( Rthe iinderwmld. will meet at 3:00 P.M. The regular I orchid r u n u p and n single Mr. and Mia. Jack Burney and Wrllpotl and Hornill recent •* till ('I MI . 1 K xcir p t* l io n , the IT* risen pi pearls, a gift of the *nii Larry have rclumcii <.• >m .. were indicted In the county g u iiel huslnrs. and inspirational meeting | Atinnd of p'' oioled by Ho I'u-.e, n. ...... idCRiiMini. i vncnllon »penl in Wnynesvllle and lory mi . h in g e s ..f p e i l m y Well Hoi ■ 1 " M* 1 Im tl l HtiF fv of the Presbyterian Women of th e ' hr!dr,' , 'M,nV It wall**** Pt»M» C m tlaal "Aug. 11. IJ 17. !' I" P M '■>■•( The of honor, Mr*. Asheville, N. putt also oils Hccttscd of bllliei Hn nigli f/ Hi l",«W .. ....... Church will lie held at 3:30 P.M. T>,,‘ matron i \ **1AI <41111 tjj* ( f in b elt' and Pup ' "b■ •• i shed." Jo»vph F. Tlernati of HarrUun, . •Tiling Ibc in.pin v iulo brothel w ild .'i.o ♦li* *i I imI nn The boumlnrle* of Mellnnvllle, about gang wa, * In Hie , ..s' -c, I wore n kelly green shantung suit Mm. D. Harellft ha* left for l.eepei lb coda \ll. o ’* charge* Ilia* Ix-HIlt • f 'I • !•** » ^ I?iV»*», np i f i i s H C a r o y l n H u d s o n with black velvet accessories! Her Ft- LaniU riinl'e wlicie she will be pointed out, started along the dla wa* flown nit-. ITm ag" "in • . she paid vii c -ipiad police fm pilwlfl \ »»>mI \ i* SiRtifTh mi li a gang war between "<•• !i r I lo n o r s M iS S M c D o n a ld ! *»« <>f white gardenia*. Viait her Uljie. nnd brut ill-1 in l*w. ■ h.ort.fL i.beM m iroe^ nfew 'hun| 1 lotccllou I* i i t m u i m i i i B B i u u r t i n m u m ,. Tien,an served «* heat man Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Dnenge*. died feet east o where tin n y The Times .m s "rtic mutirlai and the Wops Costello hud Ini" -----;;---'fur Mi Dmjnherly I mike i* now building a new sent In—he win a itiHcliiiu' gun Wn% f.. • t*" il"j; f" IMrFCtfM Mis* Carolyn Hmtann entertainMr#i Murriaon. mother of Hie Mr. and Mr*, fieorge Touhy and ........ mid followed the Levy that he was supposed lo lake cm ell as the local ni iiiilional a j,f‘. f l»« iiitilf-. »d yeaterilay between the hour* J,ride wore a soft bins .ilk nrint son Jlmmv returned mi Sunday liranl line anlith-weat to the south man and aftei lie got int>. '••» • livities of r •hen. genet ally roll S. ....... li. *'Mt ■ .1 tek 4ltf|V(il of 1,1.30 and 12:00 o'clock honor-. ^ Matk art ea.orlea aud from A d o r n ,, W. Va. where they l.ne of Eighth Street at Mellonlie saw *o many "f bi- fn e o ' ,.f that he . ailed Co.iclln ing Ml*. Jacquelyn McDonald, I plnk , w,.»|hearl roses formed lier "I'fit a two weeks’ vacation. .d ie Avenue, I I •Id \Hv. who will leave on Saturday —'‘L coiaagi.. . with The south li.iundHiy fullowed 7 specisl Icyi .I.,,i. ,* c .urn -hmild lol.l him he cuilldnT i|« He i-l. I, til Costello told bite ,< > conte km U 1 hei family for Vienna, tia. to Immediately following th e Mr and Mrs. Cuiiitney Sodvi west mi Eighth Street In a point be limiled l,. icventie mi-iiig lueaNew York then," make her future home, tiueata j wedding a reception was held at hlmn have ictuiued fmm l ’t. imii.Sanford Avenue where the <11, es rMed at the Hudson home which i|ni,.l m ivi,li» Landenlaie and Muinii w hei- ilie\ line tail north east to a point west was attractively decorated w ith ' nissln*. weie the guest* of Mr. and Mi* .. where the Mayfnii Inn nuw HHADh N l n \ , Aug IW td’i iiiiiitl-eulored xinniaa and green ,1 Mrs. Dougheity is a former re- * ■ -III,Ills. I'ii eclm - "I Hie lliodeul.oi I'liani Ihn'ligr*. ____ In the eleri mu document, It *r^; . . . . . , sl.leiit of Hanford where she gind-i ,, COLL ROE PREVIEW. In t bei of I'•inioi.‘n e have tiilled on i> ievealed ihm Emmett H. Ilernlioveirioi Wmien, b\ ie*.dutlun lo gyaped oeeraklrt fnalened by a diii'il Ho I I'gi-liil.Mi' lo ircmialddon. father of It. P. Ileimlmi, reaide hulton in a nmttnrd and reived all of the Jt vote* ea*l for • I it* *.'|0. IIMI.OIH, (ippiopilatiol, Moyc. A farewell gift was pre-, Hospital in Philadelphia. *Pn. and Hmn.lV brm hc .....I sM er-i.ili-la», in, election ol ",\*»e**m of I’aae* fcto.' n glen pi,ml worsted rlresa, I■iIt at 'li. s|.e. o.l session g New York Junior fashion for Sfiiterl In the honorea by Mia* haK « , veiJ Jhe staff of thoiM r. and Mrs. Huyd MeKae. anil t'.illectm of Revenue." It M He* 11 depot Imen I *toiai •allege Bodice button* to th# Hudson. i Krrnald Luiighlmi Memoilal Ho* -1 .executive, win, m lim lucd III,' isWaist Those enjoying the affair wlthinital. 1 Mr. and Mr*. Jack McDonald sidiilimi, -,u.l it purpoH,' was It, a t r. Decs* faafifitf# Photo) I have Miss McDonald W’ere the Mlano*' yf, Dougherty served with thu rt,", ihildieii, Mis* Jacipit'lyu Methe Legislature go over 'be Uien Driggers, Jean WHaon. Ada Vlrot’AIr Korce during World War Donald and Jimmy McDotmld, plan rv.o, r .a * uaat "pp, opiiiilu.il> measure item by •Warn*, Donnn Witte, Mildred M ll-I|] and in a graduate of Eurdliam to lenve on .Saturday fm vieiinti, sucii Suuthnrn slate* conliilmiuuts | item wrlii rile belief nimiy e x ­ ler, Joan Humphries, Connie Lud- j University School of Law. lie I* <!»■ where they will make tin........ . (|„'*e: Alabama, ».i,74.MHH), pense* eon id be .Unlimited and no wig, .Mmy Carlton, Ann Dunn, >now an attorney with the Hulled inline home. be,l,hi hi, Massachusctt* ft,tin,m ill new taxes would be necessary. Paiiy Knligi.ii anil the hoateas. I States Federal Trade t'umnilsslon.. — AiKansus *2.21 I.iiihi and lie m g la (, .>*umhm r u n s *•««» n a n , ———-----------------I After a short trip they will iestdi'1 Ml. alld M,«. W D. Stine have s i . 17,1,mill for th, IndiMiml Set I fm Hoy*: The ,r*.<lnl,mi, passed uitar, Ir'lujj, k n i g h t 1at 'III HaUtrad Avenue in 11an - lelurned Iron, Modeala, Caltl *»i, the leceiving end, Pal lei son • and *I,,.,MI" !"i 'be ludiislrinl ■nuously Ij.U nighl, saul trie ap v a w n i B iii , V i i u c I I 1».'ll. .... , where they viatied Mr. Hline'* n,- *muI. Cmintwllcut would gel *1. ■.......... ............I*. I'rnprlatn.u bill 'I........ piesrnted Social A n d Personal Activities Kathryn L. Morrison Calender Weds Mr. Dougherty Social ' , li •5 i' iJ Personals NEW BUILDING AT BOLLES Herndon Display J **> s, ■, * 14 (iO .at >U • a# 1> •i , 4t 4.1 , jt .A •II .1 ,* :I ^ J » S 5 * 7 litS 2 : South’s AdviHcd 1.' State Building Meets With Mrs. Yarn, l i b e l . ............ i et nr m ug in Hanfmd mid Rhode Island tit 13,mill. (In tllir ■ lltey also \isiled in Nebiuski, nod »lhei Mrs. Julian Varn wu* noatua* fm the meeting of the Elsie turlght Circle of the Elrat HaniW C'huirli at her home on West. Ninth Hi reel laat night with Mr* • J Itralley itralley Odhnm thinam presiding. preali Mrs. A. D. Roundtree gave an | wr:«»xi:*i,xi. A tm a r it inteiestin g report of her recent s un Jam,.ore* « Ml MftWM Fill' viait lo Ridgecrcat, N. C. where ___ Wa.leru Janiliure* Silt »he all ended the Woman's Ml*Jilil, Th. 7 O’,'lock , *lu,> aiotutty Dnlmi School of Inalrut* ! : l i N«w« ai u*> Hport* Hcurcs turn, Mr*. Roh Hauleraon gave XiOt Popular Mualn n report on the vmlt made by l:lu -'ornllia lleviillona mtinher* of thu Clrcla to the ooda in Mu.le Ml County Home recently. ___ /ofTd at Nina vine variety »»: : Iin H -Jtlia. 0 . C. Dixon, advlaor. kn" Popular Muale ATunced the State meeting of It 41 Ane*t* fear (•> Ir.sit Buxines* Women's Circle* w h ich , Pin tfp I’nrail* A iltrl-A Hoy a. Must will be held In Oconee Kept 3 i Hull, ol.l New. Il.ii rnwfd, llln* Hnough Kept. fi. Anyone w i s h i n g ' lliOl, ...... tirchrstrn A Hlnr to go Is asked to contact her as 11:11, Ml.ruins VorlHy l i t t l Music tinwnll Mum ns possible. She also re­ Wort,I *l ....... . minded the members of the *pe- tl:Ul> U K. Itn<> H.,l. ciel offering in September for him Popular ftnr • let* missions. She shIiI that apeIlKi I-Kllri Amcrl.imn l:lti Musl.nl Vhi Ih Ip * rial assignment* for lhc circle in 7 jon Unr Non* lino. ,i Auguai Is hospital work and fur 11 'll, To,toy's Htsr S ip l.m h ei Ihe circle will Ik, ho* S:gl, lib s A llcnlllii*.* Si Aft Your Memory Hums tfeas to the Auxiliary Department linn Music loiv*r« Proars,,. in the rhuirh. Pair slot Announcement waa made o f the l:ts H^r ,ln|ii*»l llhylliin Ilnur all day meeting at the ehureh on , i:on l i l t Th* Hrla,ii Hpm Eepl, H during which time Hlai • a ni. News Marjorie Jones, a Houthern Bap- , J i,5 Twl-I,ll* Hmias flat repieaentatlve, will Install _ .. 11 tn«_ 1 •. i go Hport* Psrail* Hlngs n*w office, a of the W. M. 1). Mr*. 1 J'4S Jam** Mellon J T:oa mi * i'ii.ml Orlhan, {jU i!o.,**"*i , , and Mr*, V. C. Messenger „ *■. . ,• til* Ho**a for a toulr read letters leceiveil from ■ g i r l ' Ttlfi Program of rnnsiU In (iermnny and latHirted on a t:i* Keynnlrs by Csrla lino Variety Hall box of clothing sent to hfcr ra- i lilO Meet th* I,sod rently. The group made plan* to j »:n0 Nighl Kdlllun M id n box lo th« girl and her | t i l l Popular Music H:|n Kxrur*l.in* In Helene* remlty at Christmas. III* H’» fiance, Iriit* M,r*' ,hat ° !* ; If ino V ,r t * , K"namm i,*v circle hold Its September meet- I tn:ni Popular Music Ing at the church to hear M r*.' Jj}'<* Bnttei Nation* ‘ Ro»e 0 . Toole, a nilaslorjary t„ ?:*; Hn„v.nir. .Cuba, and a former aebool mate H r - Turntatd* ~ 11:0* Tim * 'of M n . Dixon's who will viait liar I t ,lo M idnigh t ll*nd*(yi.ii* I HI* Naw* n ix l month The public will be I »:nn Ulan Off ti'vlled In attend. RADIO STATION W .T .R .R . ail" 10:1,0 l:i« ii it Miiinesotn. Ttiey have been g.m.. o l ...... five week*. bund, he said, Lv ..........i d at the dial r «e--imi. o iild nol anil did will be have the iideqiiale and iiileltiwould gel # 1 1,t l.l.HH>, .\rkan*M* nien'id ,i...|ubil. Hone ,it,u ofipli gent e„nniite,ut,„n *„ch t, hill ie » 11.7Ll.JbU ami l i e m g o , III.Inti, ....................... iiiuii., I Mi no. I ............. ,11hM < '".cut* M,. a n d , Hnmpici on link Avu- lie md Mi*. J. E, McKinley and . In .......... Edwntd, Marvin, Mm i nc.i Hhi bin a, letu m ed last Emlin '("in Lake Jmuiliisk'a, N. C. wtui. ihey have spent about two u n i While Hieie Rev. McKilile, ..Ii, ndeil ii iniaslnn and Hlblr . nilinin ice of Ihe Houthenatno .bin diction of MetluallNl f ’huich. Em i Hiinday night supper pneim i I.lolled fi nnkfurlera with t"'i sslmt, potaio and cola “law. i ll mustard, dill pkklea, , . . . , ■. . ... 1 T H MemhiTH ....... *lappet!t, „ ...mlumpt cltatl......... the ITI J. lien, y Kaiser, ITU attorney, in an addle** ye*tetday, spoke of Denham's iidlon as "vicious, mi ciinsclmialde attacks" on the veiv life of the printer urganiiatlmi. lie snlil that If Denham succeed ed III effort* to Invalidate 311 nf the union'* law* ll would linn over lo employer* the right to ion the ITU. The ITU first decided In 11*47 that because of T a ft-lle itlc y m alrictlun* It would be better off without formal agreemrnl*. When that dldn t work It act about to put In formal contract*. ITU law yer* evolved clause* dralgned, ill l;»»s»iS!t"'Jl!Jis5«' •« —-j...... iiri.'A rs ^ rz s ia ........ .......... ..... ,villi * i'.|>|ilug of grated fresh Xe,ri*vI la. 1• ri »<•« f*i* ' in, »t tuil r•> l.ftOd ft* fhi* pm in ,4 mi <11»111ami nfii i n m in ‘ •II hi I f fill*'', >■iv** **f'* ni' th t* llll- ft in tlM • fini'i ffMnnl )M i n it nnn-,1 fiik* \ flair W |f || mh I 'Im imi|t»f | m H',' |, M il ff l tj VVifh " ‘ tf V p U c h rr Final f l i t ' lh«‘ Ml ftti th p inwlitutlnn It t 'llf (Mil M i l v i i t i f tif f 111« a lf|\ J f i'f ll n ilf in t r m kt faj," f ............. »a| Hlfihn riff | jm I'll ftMvriii"i W i i f » » r i Vf^ti'Mlny in* i ll, 3 Pa*a| (it* -‘ f i l l Jit'l I a' V t?41 6 hi* S f * jll I f n .Ip.I. mi H.,. bin gmiiiiig M. ln „,,v m.l»,,,, ,, m disagree mmi nil ,niiflmiiciit„l> iii the , li:M the Taf, Hartley .I hIii, e. Hill M,i'li,lni)s dllfei or, Following the hualneaa aeixlon. J , a . , eta__ * • . pineapple and program refreshment* W«r* ’ O llrflP IH n l l l r t C f l l i t m ved hy the ho.te.s to tha M - 1 F,M>1 T « 'h n o l o |T V Mrs, Dixon, Mr*. J Braltey --------Odhnm. Mr*. H. B. Odham, Br.i Sanford young men who would Mra Meaanjiger. Mr*. Rauleraon,. litis .,<> carve out careers in H, Mr* Bertha Young, Mra. O, ■ . I T-tis* Industry have on oppurlMathleux,, Mr*. Roundtree * n d |u at*v tl»tx fall st H'»iH,* n T*clmi Mra, R. T. Hunt. leal Institute. * unit of O - r g l e ““— —; nf TnrKu,'1ni»v, Thuni LONELY HKARTS * Hr., irenHIim to W R f'- n NEW YORK. Aug. way. Vice Tr**IHent met Hs>*s fania counaal for tWd- MtatNaT Manager of tir»en's Furl (i«* He, "lonely hearta" slayer* clotW lU aummatlon today wtth.B pleat Uuit U th be apared the ataetrte tMl». He did not nak for acqwttM I ' Throughout hlaata and pAta-hatf hour aummatlon Defease Attorney Herbert E. Rnienherg Instated U i« f*» hammer and scarf WHInf lart Jin 4. .° ? ..M rr yaar-old Albany, N V. widow was not premeditated. vis- In Orlando C'asae* In tia« Fuel Tcchnologv A; atteajnllned. 1ft-n,onth ncrlo't of .uttdv d*velnn*'' hv 'h* .*l,n-.i |e "«ooe-a»(nn with the Liquefied Petroleum Op* Aa*o*laHon to *u» ety th- industry with 1,adl» „■ *d ,d trained tr*hntrlsn*. wi|> *1 *^ Kept SM. Mr. Conway said. It wtl, |» open to eredua,*s of sc'icdiH"' l,t*h achool* In elt pert* nf lh' Hanfonl Ifrlanda Hoad Turn a* Fla. I tr. at Ihe Flashing Arrow Last Time Tonight 1*oon*ry World War II v«*m„ns The Ice cap cneering tireenland may enroll under the fi. I. Bill of l l aatlmated to he B.000 feat thick. Ulrhts which nroyhln* for tuition .............. . ■heeb c-,d subsistence allow*,,",.' 4 About 30,000,000 ton* of lep ■ r*a»|n»s containing complete are produced yearly In O.OBB •|*a*l|a -bout the course msv hglante throughput the United ch«'n.d hv writing to Ho,ith*.rn 1 • • Tonight I■fk WS l ) i j r l mN 1 — Wim y nUNKM UZM R ******* m i ) . , , \.T 1 r » , v t * i ■, iN 1111 A I K I C o m plala Hhow* Ct»W Carloan— Hhorta \ 7 :1 0 *9 ,1 8 C b iM m l a ______I g jg ^ i V m d n 12 Y f m Carr Mo- 4 9 0 1 - M Mb . N >IIW I cal a t o IIm i Naw igagea* i M f " ■ AIN O R MOON ;v.f„ <■, . T ; * i it u z : • la a .p y s a r ..;,________ ______ P * mmMi Kl M LU TOUCHTON'8 jf e v r ' ' '' • i ii i l f e j MM. U . f . • i,*M ,c a n t. 1"I icliin O'U n e Ciin't pns- ,|ul,e» and >lc.e, ve* from Ihe full I he tlL, ii( rl(|,v >v(„ have • men,be, slop Mis. II. E. I.ong and rhildrcii,. , cm rent ,' uuuhI expt'UM' per ( til i com ............... 1 •>, in • In.in* in ll i,l*u u.kid Iha, mi new tax** Heuy and Muddy, spent lo*. w « * - l ^ ' K prlvab bonii' |a, |(.vn*,| Iioitl greatei efficiency *• ‘ ilri 11ll“a';r.. ,V ». #7* I Alai...... The annual tenet,e, *»l ||« ><,•*•> ■>•, H ole olr.'odl i* II . , , , .... and Mr*. II. Ituild. Hetty i, „, v in Cm,nectteul average* 13,t»W . , . ■ , i» piH.’liicil Hiol mole econmny wniloic 1 ' "t l . t uppl ciinl* for ' . , ,, , . . .... . . . . •iinlned there to spend two week* $l(pm, i„ Alabama. ■ . imi into . (fcil I lie * luimbei of ai n„--i"i. •» 'be form colmiv mol !, ,, , , , . , , , I With hur anti ^u*n«l. . . . , , , , (o i n m e ii . Iim lm * declined led app OII'OIII. mm tie ex peeled lo . . . . , , , ..................... 11ttlf Hi it! Mu lull' tif, 1,!... L'O 1ll I u yivni i era I, sin,, ami b so l laxe* lime lake ft mn ill to 3 t cents of eveiy for live m il two vear*. Two new , . Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Morrison ,cH 'n a iia a td f i o a i r a i l Oaa> will i ........ i i n ncii lost inuisitiiy triim lliuii- Usher* since Nov. 2 , (1*43. It has ward ....................... . Mill, N. Y. and lliulley, Mum* I ii been the target of 10 m a n a g e m e n t' llimlni. I"" I'nii.'iils are leady tot ■ llarrl.-mi they altemlvd tin mm (omplnlnts to the National Labor ' “““ (nil ui,tii"l lie filled Imran**1 •* ftage pf * then daughter, Ml** HelnlInns Hoard. The empSoyer* nr Inslifiilion hn- ,it. funds to Kathryn Morrison to .lamp* It. a reuse the ITIT of attempting In Jim a t l c , u l n , ils F il l t h e o x l , n pa, ""ikiii i ty of thill rilv. avoid j,,• 'Vision* of the T a ft-llm t- licnfa. III. III'I l.lci 111! Ill'll, "f I'JIHI.IIOII ley Art. I"I it lice l " "'ll'l rill' si III,' at E,ioiuls of Mi** Hailiiirn Dorn In one case, thal filed by Hie I'" ci,i i .i ' ' i n dlUe* fm Inking pin w ill be glint <o ten, n Hint *hr Ameiicun Amerlran Newapaper Newspaper t’uhli*hei* I'ublishei ha* ii-t iti iU‘#l from tIn* I," re,in lied film, (he I n mild Aasoctutlon. NLRH llenural C’ouu- • in cl l c 1'b minded ti.'gio child Loiiglit.'ii Memo,ml II .. a P i l « I M.| Robe,, Denham obtained ,, fed- i . n I •',• ,• > . i Imi nt Hie end vhee ha* been ...nfined .. ................. l()J(lnr„ „ n keep the th. ies.il, of in urie* le .e iiu d IB » |jll(. w | , h |1(|„„ , tll •■I I ' l l , " t h i (u i ..f t n f ) 11|| f i t| ( | ll||11 <"INi ......if, ii,<K *t| m liuiUin^x an i.- . ' i l ' , a„d l* m u p c o lng a |l)|p Th„ m f0Urt | „ , ................... r""" NOTICK ....... itic ....... ,1 mile** new , In the cl., my limn - of Mu' Meg- Alabama |,q||,|„,k- __ , . . f, (i ’• M IN SK I U f 1h \ f .1|x 1n S.t fi | tin I » Now Assncijilcd Willi i I I I 1 TOtVMTON BABBKK SIIUI’ lilt i MM,I I ION I 1* VA+ + 4' v + A+AA v-M'+ ++4'A'l'+*+‘ .1, �TUESDAY T H E S A N F O B D H E R A L D . S A N F O R D F L O R ID A ^ g ( m V l a j e u n r t Q } f > / L i l d / C / - t r p / C n ■ t U M ore P a ja m a s A re M acon S c o r es F o u r l V l l 6 T \ J (C a n lla a e a R e p o r te d N e e d e d R u n s In F ir s t T o B y T . B . P a t i e n t s , W in O v e r S p i n n e r s ■- 1 • * A *mack mg Ii'iilli Inning tlimlili* by pinch-hitter Dick llutgn guvit the Hanford Hiattls u <1 to ft vic­ tory over Ilie (iillniisvllll* (I-Men laat nlylit ai Municipal Field nflei the 11-Men hud obtnlneil a two ruii lead In tin* 11mi I frame, Tonight the ! limit* will Juumey to Hi Aui'iistinu for a Kamo. After (inlricnvllli* hmi annul two lima in ti'e Initial half of the tenth to tireak a 11-11 tie, u few despairing fan* left the park, convtnreil tlial (lie (ilalita in faciliK pitcher Myi II IIuiik. who hail ju-t relieved I'llllll'lhi, could lint ovei Come the leiul. However, with two out, calcliei l.en Malle, who in Hie fmiith Inn - i Ing hail hit n lw« m u holnei ovei the left rii'lil wall, came through With a ilmihli'. Itiuhly Lake, who hail iclloveil Host* ill rlKllt flelil, tlnginl In acme Matte, Here the usually iioiichnliiiit Hoag got wild and ini pinch hitler Tiutruff. lin k B stgs Id a couple of fust hull* float oVer the plate and then whaled one llltu left Held to mine Lake uml Toluol! and will Hie game. OF THE Many, tfliint anuHipnw, wan ie a h keeb lleved atlei pitching tor nine inn AMD WHAT LOOKS Inge liy Hctiniu. .Inn llivern, LIKE THE (jNinesville mil Holder, tallied twice W lM M lM G EST H A N O and made a new loop retold hy ■Hiring Ills lllOlh MU) tor the seain BASEBALL — eon. Lake lelievvd Hose III Hie tFHe STAYS OFF filth ininiiK when Hie luttot was Mew yorh:'s oyerlono hurt trying in Hold Rivera's drive /MJURY LIST it WILL fiASCHI\ ISAflt to tile loin e. t.AlAEHt II,LE zillelt. II. Cullm*, 2b Rivet a, cf Fit lie, rl Burke, tli. blilgel, ta Ivy, If Walket, c itulKltey, c Foalollii, |> A—Full* Hoag, |t All a 5 1 4 ft •1 4 t it ;i Totaht hA N H H tli AlcAlUlllls, ss Hallman, If L'ataldu, If Jonai, lilt I'cpto, lb Matte, c Hu»o, rf Lake, rf Malmowakl, 2b 11—Tojlcinr Harry, p flchulli, p C— Uarga ;ih AH 4 •1 4 4 il 4 It II u 1 0 1 2 0 J #'1» It *1 it 1 (1 0 i 1 0 I) 1 1 0 tl <1 0 II II 0 a«.* 4 t) 11 11 1 . Johnny Palm er Hailed Sl'OUTS IN BRIEF For Hi.s Concentration Hr AHHIH IATED FRESH 1/ Umav TNS SO “WlM SET 1 1 J 1 1 4 S h ir le y M a y T a k es' D o v e r F erry H ound l u For <1 F rench C o a st' HI 2tl III IV FK, Eng., Auk. HI -HI1— ri.iiHins m i l l : l. i i t n i n II II I lie I Ti IIIIh fen y pulled mil of > . w 1. l*rl. iiii I Dover loiluy wllli D. H. I'iixmad Ten dm 1 IKK .* (till Ilf* Y111** 0 " nwinmiei Hliiiley u •* fir II • 1 ’•>' May Fiam KiiVlumi II' !* 1 ) h r» ,1 m ;2 j^sk lil 1 II k « 1 •1 iihnnrd, lifter u hiisk iiide-Hialf. r. ID tti Au a 11»im i' *'■ 1 II st'i'li game with leporters. i;:« Cil 1H sn lo ril >3*8 6 15 IJ ,*X lid Tin* 17-year old Hoinsrset, Iti'lauiil ID* U il *i $.« 31 i .» t i l l s lulu Mass., girl was ioToin|iniiital liy ttfUiida n ^7 nt. 0 11 hei cmit'h, H iii i y lloudakiim, uiul ,* I z r a i l ,.1 g I f Mill H V *-t‘*lb*\ II U her I'hiiporim, Miss Mary Ism l.*>l-*lilll S 1 1 ir ImimIh t l» 5 Walsh. .1 U11n t 1.n l v. 1Jiiih*-»\111*' «• t»‘» III* I lllllHs). II II " I l i ' i i l e s l i m i l i i m is 's o i i ie w l n 'i o Viayloro........o h 7.s i A . i a o . i i n c i. 0 It ill F t i i l i i 'i 1’ " , s a i d lo r i iiiu ia g i'r , D e l ...... I „i I 'n l m k * mni >..in II It Till Worni'r. I„ , H am . . T...I,., 1 II Till' p ally attempted til givo JmyV.m!. 'Vino'"hal"-ilill„e.l llle H'JiflTtt'I'H III!' M1111 lull liicy t Nvliey | Hll tlf ill ti ut St \ 11Id lU'Mlf HtM dI (** I.iUmI li l» Hit lit'i hi tiie dork*. An argimienl nn- i IllIrrliHII I.PitgHr hi lit>i. sued aiooiig lo t advisers as to if",*, i. h t . .Miibnnwskl whi'lller she should return '.n Hie New Ymh si* it -; ft It 1 u tl u J a'1s 0 1 0 i 0 II 11 r VKHTKHDAV’S HTARR BY ARHIH'IATHD FlIKHS Ted W'llllanm, Hid Sox singled S lna ! doing your Jolm, lull S h i r l e y M « y clinmplon, is captain.clrct of Hm Is tense and she needs two d a y * - Hytacuse Diiiveraity crois-couniest away fniiii every mm." I I'V team. ; D iiiii Dimaggio with two mil lha llth Inning ta give Hoxion • 8*8 Irluinph uver Wuxhlngion a n a move Hux In wiibin Hiree i jam *» of lending New York Yini- \/A LS P A R Y T E N N IS i HIC At ill, Aug lil—oFi DpRYE, N. N. The Hulled Slate* a n d emuiug Johnny Fulmer may ho pu keil It 14-litiiil ( F uiicIim) tiuniuli's, F**tl •* gieiilest mail of concvulriiI cd Ncliinrdei, Hill Talbert und """ sinee Hen Hiignii uml Hyron liiiidnur Mttlloy for its Davis I'tiii. Nelson left Iho eireult. leant as Aiistralili, wltielt will Fainter vesteiilny walked off ehallenge H. S. for flip Aug. 28-28, »i'h golf's liiggest single victory ■oinpleleil rid) rout ut Italy in In »toL Ihe <10,0110 miggel in Tam let xotte finals it S It itt■t r '* "wutld" meet. IIIttM >KLINK. Moss (iniiFule.lohiuiv’s IIH lo 7ll playoff 11 i anil Ftank Fitiker won their first loiplt uvi r Jimmy Itctimrel lousleil nuiiiil mitleli in tuitlolilil tlizlll.il* boo lo thiiil spot in the rash eolcliiiitiplotisliip.s, defeating lllui ieeling ..... Ic with $2:1,521 SamIiiiwlev and Henri Huluau, Hawley Hulaun, ll»JI, ll*JI. mv Smiid. Nurmi, who win. finished fliiism*il Hold HiikI in hi P u l C G i i e a k b v r x 8 rQQQ — . u p p l OUR 214 Lilted Wauh fo r K a p u t t (u S o u t h A m e r i c a PHONE 41 SANFORD Or fum e tu 1(10 WeM Klnit HI. fur full detiillM attyU m a I h h week MAYTAG CENTRAL FLORIDA COM PANY W h i l e Y o u ’r e O f f W EDNESDAY AFTERNO ON •• C O M E I N A N D S E E 5TDRE OUR CARS AND TRUCKS —th« economical new Dodge Wayfarer, the fine Meatlowhruuk, the Luxurloug Coronet, —the Plymouth Deluxe and Special Deluxe. the fOlHiii Dodge, Job-rated truckn, from •/« ton pIckupH on up, ~ 1 P . M . TO A N N U A L P IC N IC A N D TH ESE D E PE N A B L E ____ USED tJ y tries, llrltlah amateur have won only on* Walki match—In 1038. STRAWBERRIES 9 4 9 PK(*. llEI.IClODH HEFRK8 HINO ; Th# (W 7 New York Yanknai m thalr first *lx game* and W » the leader* in the Handing*! ' MM antlre ■easim. PL U S / 9 4 6 DKP. CARTON ♦ ^ • ■ d »corr of 12 and f l In LOOK O U T BELOW vr J orX* Yjtnk***' y|e* 11123 . , Whether ll'a raining "caU *nd dog*" or |u»t dripping a diDile, ymir toof must b# conditioned to protect your houae. Rain ■replug through cun ruin e#lHn«« ■ld#walla that will roal plenty of replae#. Raroof noxr. Delay la co.tly. Our Barren roofIng material* will giv# you a llfollm# roof that will protect your Imuie and plraa# your budg#l. B## ua for Italp on any homo building or Improvonunt yl#n. first of 11 world chant- V BBLFY LAUNDRY FRANCHISE -■iMOW AVAILABI.il IN TBRWTORY V TENDER PRIOR l-:w.3*k T I t ^ I & DODGE htU>'7 — PLYMOUTH f, * 1* ti yjSpB' ’ m tttim r x r ■ally owned car and ■ good buy at PRBBH OCEAN ’— **■1 dodge t - # H Ton Pickup—now ]K § P a I n I, recmwllUonad ▼ ■ thruughuut, big tiro*, will go anywhtia. DODGE SUPER |W .1 •W -, $1295 8 door ■edan—black, look;, ride* and handl#a Ilk# a n«w car. La 1 1st *1 V -J ■ ■ ... Srtilr JS*.V*» ., s ;, . a fY attw irjsJT 4 9 5^ Ing horn# for TERM S ftB iF Y KB-1 Pickup- o n l y 2,000 mil**— barfly brokm H Ton platform—r*palntod, worked over, a bargain at - 1^1829 title chase, TRUCKS PLYMOUTH VasT- Uarne* . won two golf MM# by JAri FtJA Chumidon- CARS AND International DIXIANA HI.ICED ilgn.________ M u ch ln ra y WEDNESDAY MORNING HOT SHOTS ATTEND The Cincinnati Hedi used aUs llfnalely 77 doion lialla dmthe 10(0 xprlng Iraining PAINT W e Still N eed of Ihe Hebei’s t w i l li n g s t a f f ilvall out a fo u r -h itler for th e Hebei d e ­ cision in Crumpton Howl. J o e Kirkland pitched Hie high fl y in g P en sacola Fliers lo a '• lo !l victory over the V lc k sb u ig Bil­ lies. Tiie League leaders tiu lit I> l i t ’ Kill a. H to II Tliey racked up five tallies in u Idg tliird inning, und Hie Itlllies well- never It l i n e a l . Meridian’* winning si leak was ended al sis straight liy I lie I lilt'd piaee Jack sou S e n ator s, who l.lasl ed llioni, 12 to I, Moses held tiie r u n n el-up Millers to eight tills his unites got to a trio of Meridian tw lrlers fur I Tim S e n a t o r s Inol tiii'iu, d-l after two lim ing-. Four runs in Hu* first inning w e re enough to g iv e ( lie u Alien 0U R S T 0 R E S W IL L C L 0 S E W E D N E S D A Y Bill Whilst. White Hox—pitched Chicago to an ft 0 Iwo-hlt triumph occr fit. Lcniii. q th # W orld S e r i n nf S / I M h a Mila OUTDOOR PAINTING 07,1..... ( ;illV( , |,.„f lid), 112. Defending titllata Tlllbeil | the "woll.i", I,us *.TII.MD:|, amt mi- ! 'V . I, , ". ” Hm A.ioisaml Mulloy drew; n, liyo, I ‘;!'0 '|i|d"n Cmy Mid- ton Hams. ... was The final decision was IIACIND | dlecoff has I 2 I.IUH. Aiinistioii'H 5 In il. The Leafs comSAHATODA HI'HINDS, N. Y. , Fulmer fashioned Ids "world" billed III hits uml three Ham field­ Detective t$il..'IIH l*out favored, triumph on 1111 Iron-neiveil up­ keep Bight in lha Sanford *luk*», I ptoached gume. It was Id* Idggeat ing miicues for the victory. with Emlimible third. • triumph since taking the I1M7 Turn promoter Deorge S. May. CIIICADU Jockey S l o w * western open the FDA’s Jovial Dentil I 'd accepted May's Brooks rude five winners out of Deorge Htlmeili seven moulds at Washington Park, tournament muimger, who hu * friendly, lop-sided liets. Hut not clicking on Junior Wolf (IIH.tHi). seen Fiilmei ovei good, bad ami in- Fulmer. Yogi ($ 1 ,211), Overnight (fll.'JOl, d iffeieol ionises, observed that ' IIt*Hill 1 1*1 Kilt $7*UOO VlBlHKUilitHl luvereotk (fit. IIH a n d Frisk I'almer's concent 1til ion may he) fnnn his two-stroke defeat Ity even mote conipli'li* limn that o f ' Fainter. That's what place mutiny lift,HID. SALEM, N. II.— Mel Hash Hogan, who wit* a I'tfl pmiml Itiiiik puid off nml it boosted Jimmy's eiirriiiigs to $17,1017. fifllt ill the {$ll,Hit 1, edged out Evening Hose of Ice in lid Ion VvNleidat Jolninv -toiled him | sluuillngs, in lit 00kline pm si u* Hoeklnglmiii Fail, opened before 10,411 fan*. self agiiin*l one mote dislmctioii | Tin* "fm notion *• utt” of the Tam tin* hole-lit hide betting offeis of 1 show wit* d feinbitg cituiltpum t!OLF ______ j |,ioyd Muugtlfm, whn last year re- , f(III- AtIII -lolitniy Palmer de- ____ ____ I Hived lln-i Ml* of suite $22.5110 .ti [ 11 . :ii *t j li uled Jimmy Denuiret, by two si 1okes in their IH-liole playoff meet. Deinatet got $7,000 fm be ; 1, lotted itrD'Wb Inti lids time 8"1 . . to take Ihe $.I<M><>» top prlxe la Ing gcctind, I’almei hud a hh. IH * 1.. I* fildlit!', in> s' t»f it In . , $'i.'t:i:i all-Ainei' cun victory.____ Tmiii Ol.ShiiiihtrlH "world" golf marot 11 70. Totals A—Hun for I'nulidlii M— lilt biitsinan lm In iOlh. hotel or eonllime lo Culiiis, c-*|•■"'•.iV ,i '' ! C—'Doubled fm Schultz In IMl h. Hlie Went nut l o Hu' gangplank, tJ«*• " . | V i II--Two mil when wimiiiiK tun b u l tinned n i o i i n t l ami w a l k e d to l'hll<t*i*-li>iii*s m i ■cured. l .............. .. , m ![........ , . , I VvsshTaii...... ■! (Jalncsvllle mil! mu mm j f, l , "A polii'eiiiun Hit'll esnnteil bur ...... . 1H Haul mil i mi -jmi mm ;i u tin otigh tiie baggage shed* along u. -oits > i .ic.i,, E- -Hill ke, MlllllniWskl, Hill I y, Hie railroad platforms and on to J*f,„l '-'.‘i1..*,*■!1''V i ' , Hlllgur, Hill Jones, Collins J, Hie bout liy another gangplank. p„»i,.„ i vv ......... ....... Matte J, Fit He, Hill kc, Singer, The police officer fm hulls arty idnx*i Mt | **1111** i* *%nltiiiml Uarga J, Lake, Jll SliiKcr, Lake, plcliiie-tnkini: Ity news phutogrn- 1 11ril mu Matte, (Ini KM nil 111vein, IIH libel s. Tram « ( I 'l l . fill (!k |ll R|D Winner mid ShirleyMay’s fa- Broi.hl.ru Matin. Mil Caliildo, Hlvein. H I*' tl (*,'| lliei meoiiipanled lier lo tiie lioal 'y"[^ Barry. DF Jones, Malinowski, ■ ,ri );• lull iliil not sail. 11, 1* 1,11 ('■lilo, Ringer, Collins, Allen. I. 1 '.ti. iivt * I'*. 1 . ^ Worner and France seemed FhliudHehiit Gainesville H, Rnnford Hi. nil *• k in* 17 o f f I'ontello ;i, Hairy :i, Hoag J,. crestfallen Hint tlielr arlieino to » ,V.'*i.'i'i!i>i!* » »o. ■O—liy Fnntellii 11, Harry 4, Hoag slip Hliiiley May away luul lieen I 111* JIM S72 VJM, It** M|) | I* V *' M 1 I IIIJ* v t . Ill)---I'ontello in 8 imiiugs fi; discovered. i.t.iii*. r+. 1 'itifum" « Flrsl, France tulil leporlgra he ( hi B a r r v In I* I/II imiingx |i). HIIF— I ' ••» N I mi r #« || |l, t *1 lit* ftMflill I i would give them no more new* M *lth HHIID'H 1 by Hairy (Itlveia) Honk Tmicoff). Laler lie *aiili W—flfhulti. Loser—lloag, IJ "I know you fellow* are Just t Jim Curley, eaxleni InletL t lt i and Ralunii. T—11:08. V I I R I T HA C K 1 Jerry Kly. 1 Bashful Bachelor. 3 lllxck ISIng. < Ksnook, 1 Poverty Max. Er Cora. LOOK! PROBABLY TAKE AWACT OF CONGRESS 7D KEEP H/M 1) 1 ;i » Uaal ,« H tx th — A r c h n i v a l . E a c a d r l U t . B n lp 's C a r g o . S svsnlh — g u s t n l e Ituyal, T o k i , H o t C a ro g . K l g h l h —■ I H r s u i W a l k e r , b u n * l r lu a , Heliel l l o c k s t . N i n t h - - I b m c s t I t s w . i r d , Has) H unism an. B arlow . T e n t h — VVhlrlun, H u r r l i s n i t n . (xurifiden Chief Whip Montgomery H To 0 VtC Y P u t 16, 1949 Parmls. * iliinieni Kid, J Farad*, Trim Trick. A package* uf pajama* anil T-| Hr I*ATT PATTERBON 'a K L O N U H A C K — a / litb a Mila shirts fm u*e liy patients In Associated Preaa Sport* Writer i i.Mst kali •laii* gaabtai Jack Dllllon, Michigan S U ts. tnlienulnii .1 nuiutoriuni*, w»a re*j Macon scored four runs In the t oil * Hurling, l Hsliy u"*uo-' College baaelmll *tar, also I* alv 3 B uck Naa. t Black \ laan, i Rack really ircelved by Ptwrtmaater fn inning nml defeated tliu Oil, « P o n l u Pels. - L l t i l s L*U. cr#ck t e n n i i p l a y e r . ~ “ , Joel Field from Joseph F. Schultz, third-place fireenvllle Hplnnera, 0 , . V llam ln . Hr. father of pitcher Joe Schultz I.. 2. last nIKlit. I I IIU II IIA l-K — B. t a l k s Mil* i I B lac k l l r e r i e r , 3 OB'* Analicll, of the Hanford tilunta. As it turned out, that IiIk flrat 3 1.. O. IIT View, t B a c k M a lar Mr. Field tills iiioriilnir express innlnK would have heen aufflcii-nt 1 l . i s M b iiu c k . x i l a f w n y Bay, 1 FO R A l l ed nppienalleii for the Klfta from i „i the victory, hut the first-place ' B a n - Coin. * y l i i n i a o s Mint. P i l l H T H HA C K — » ' t a l k s Mils ' Mr. Hchulls ami other dtlsella, hot I I'.iiches added five more Just to l P s x a y W y o . 3 V i l l a r i m P ride. pointed out there in still need furl make sure, 3 U r ) M c t l u l r s . t C a lm . & l lsd j pajamas and house couta for both I Big Jim Atcldey went the rente T irm lir, • M a m m a . T b p sn rh rad sr, s ill,Jo mill and women, and reipieated! fm the leaKUe lenders, limiting F I F T H HACK — A; t a l k s Mils I that such articles lie left with him the Hplda to six hits for his Hllli W. A. L ew is I buck) Mm, 3 Junction Junes. at the Post (Ifflce. Ml. Field is m lm v of the year. Two Spinner W. W. Frcxcott 3 A mil h e r C h u m p . ! B r a n d y Hiilylt. L u ck y Hciil I, * P n w s r Piny, T chairman of the I'ajnnm Drive mol Mu n lei s were touched for a dozen H. (I. Hwoffoni I t r - U n l . « II) Iioru . a dlrectoi of the Scinmole County jhtt*. CHULUOTA: a i v r i l HA C K — ■ lAlka Mils Tuheii ulosls' uml Health Assoc inOther South Atlantic League (■eorge W. Lung l M a ry T e r e s a . 3 A r c h lllvnl, 3 ill ora la Tech. * liai>iilr|lls. t Hon, i.miests foiinil the Hnvaniiiih In- SANFORD COLOHED: rmier C a s t l e , H Is H a t s ', . 7 S w a n k y I lie tollowiiiK letter wits recelv - 1.loiii- hmliiiK the Cotimililu Iteds, K. I,. Ford So-l't'Cl, V Ship's Jester, ed liy .h i . f ic hi fnnn Ml. Schultz:, 5 to I; the A iikusIii TiKers whip. fi. C. Eubank i o c v p v r i l HA C K — H s a r k C s s i u i T. Town. 3 M'ri Meaning. .3 II FlusliiiiK. N, ) . pinK thu Columbus Cardinal.*, M ALTAMONTE SFHINHH: (Cull I, l.uhel, I Hot CsrNd, 1 llup Me"Dcm .Mi. Field: Jl» and Juckautiville’a Tars ile- Cleveluml Himmoiis 1 ijoue. i: Treke, 7 gueenle lloyal, I "One day Inal week, I saw utt | ti nting the Kehela of Charleston, FHIVATK OWNED IIUSES * lin iiiiy 's M u ster. K l l l l p r i l H A C K — a ISIhs M ils ; HitMl< in the Sanloid llm a lilf. in I. OVIEDO: i B.icliii'rrUiM. 3 III ra n i W a l k e r . ' appeal mi! for some old ami new, I he runner-up tribe seared five M. M. Estes 3 - e i l l r i s B o ll. I lleliel R o c k et. 3 papillitis. | lane* in the seventh InniiiK, coin- J. II. Jones K urlroek, 0 TnUiotue H u b s, 7 S l l l l s l l I'll,lily, * SllllStrlpe. 1 "I nave a aim that plays on Ihe ling tiom hehlnd, I to (I, lo whip <JENKVA: O f NtW YORK* M A T H HA C K — n i a t k s Mils ‘ Sanford llasehnl) Team. Foselblyj Ihe last-place Iteds. Kelly Jack Clem Howen t Msretne, 3 ilullanl Dina, 1 n.Rtr 9 6 OAMCC | you will know him liy nuiiie. ijHwilt pitched u four-hitter. He WILSON: l.lllle lllenchle, I lion Joe, 3 Bar­ y /c w o u ld t u r n \ low, d Honest llewiiril. 7 Ailnra, 1 siihsci iIh- to the Hunfoul paper! gave the tnll-endera only one run C. E. Hawks /N 2 6 W/Wf TW/S s Ileal Huntsman, V A L K N T IN B ’B | which is delivered lo me here at;in Hie bottnin of the third, The DEN KVA to HANFORD: fCuD T H M T tl HA C K — H s a r k C u a r a s Y E A R -A F /S U R 0 Ossie Hunks Hmdiiiig, N. V. |ted*kliis nipped out six safeties, I S h u n i iiiik , 3 Whlrlon, 3 t l u r r U S T tx JC fE P B Y t llin s e n . I Pretty Perl, 3 Mike I "I.ant year lay wife uml I visited Mruv Crutei scored the wIiiiiIiik Y A ti# H A N D S W fiCB I n n e r , d llahy F a y , 7 Have ManHaNfurd iluritiK the muiilli of May. tan f«i A iikusIii In the lust of Hie ulna. * Trim Trick. h lefty gomsz rtrptl 1 We weie tieuted so wonderfully linitli. Ho came home us .lack lime k hupped a single over seeby Hie p e o p l e Will) wliolii w e hud T I I M H I I T 'N HKI.KtTTII.XX i notin'!. We w e r e e s p e c i a l l y e n ninl sucker Jimmy Clark with two F irst P o v e r t y P a r a d e . Mom ent lilil, Farsilw. lloui'k batted III four lulls tel tumi d uml Healed very Inis S e m in o le BY A S S O C I A T E D FlIK H S S eco m l Sally lliisllll, l.lllle pitaldy by Ihe luuiiuKeuient of the half of the Tiger total. The KHine The (Indsilen Chief* broke bi"-e l . e t a l i l t 's llarllllR Hall Club, Hie men who tun me "«■ a luttiiiK Hlalemute, but the for eight runs hi the IJtli iumiig T liln l B a r e Coin, ti l l a Anal,ell. H ardw are S to r e d field and Mr, uml Mix. Julian Turers had the nilviiiitiiKo of unlv ami blanked the Montgomery Ite- I ta c k w a t e r bale a • o i ' . FnuMh — Uoju, Mamins, Psxgy 210 K. 1h! STKEKT1 Hlenslroin. Man miscues to the Iteil lllrd's I n 'l l . 8 t o U,«iri (lie u l g l i l c u | i id li U n i “In iipprvrjuliuii of tile kindness I.... . douldl'lieutler lust lligllt, J Ftttti — Brandy Spirit, t.ucky The Helods wan till* first rill, ‘ Ui.iL I received and Hint is ox-: Ihe Tala jumped on Hitrll.y leaded lo my sou, I mil hundintf1hmuev fm four tallies in the It to 2, ami found the singl1' vie undei separate cover, u package: lorn III flume ut Charleston. Lou t»ry enough lo ruise Ihem ft am roiilutnuiK some clolliuiK that I'Hleaier. who went the distunce for !"*lit to fifth place in the fusl-clusknow you can use, i lla- I ills, slopped u Itobel rally in , *'K Southeastern Lcukui1 pennant "Flense accept Iheiii from my il........ ut mm run to keep t(n*{ 1 . , , . ad w,nlnge | Flatnek o f Ihe eeller-dwelling Wile uml I. lh" Rebels out hit Jacksonville, I a »»««• little, Hlacerely yours, i,.,. . tu C,...„ (or Ihe extra-inning victory. Hiuie Joseph F. Hchulli, Hr." seven blows four. Tie Is TANKS' 1VJIC FOR VICTORY - By Alan M o v r Gaines-; 2 Runs Get 3 -^ 4 fn a Entries At Volusia County Dog Track appointed: SANFORD: Mr*. Helen C. Walker K. K. Walker Mr*. Mildred 8<|ulret Holiert Howell Mr*. Oeorge Chorpening Mra. Flleti Dosaey J. C. Musa Herbert Muse W. C. Lynn Oeorge Hmi tli LAKK MON HUE: Mrs. Virginiu Heiiderion LAKE MARY: H. C. Fugh LYMAN: In E xtra Inning Game Ninth Inning Broken By ville W ith But Giants F i n a n c ia l P o s it io n AUGUST t4. LI - itu h?'* SjU. SiWUiVivSlJt'z- a* j il.'/. fc *.; •-V'' j ^Y *.< Jljifi?;v -■'A •v'-rr: W -i - W ar X. \ s m i m - �IESDAV AUGUST 16* HMD THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA m r*'l**m*.l accnrdlne Legal Notice in law. the ■liriiiwrlr ct**erlb»d t h a r a l n w i l l b a | »'.ld l u tli> ' ‘l.taiioM tilddtr at lh# fniri hti ilia limit on tha first U P A P P L I C A T I O N P OO M i 'i id i t In t h e m o n t h u l B ap la m TAX IIK liD ; b » r I H * w h i c h l i Ilia I t h ( t a r Of I ' H A P T n n IT41T O P 1R U H*tU*mbar, 1949 lu ritK VOTICR IH HEREBY OlVRM. I I».na»l thla Ind day of Auguit, that t. L. Tb IImiII hoidar of Tax **♦** ‘- i r ' l l l r a t t Nu. IS, l i i u a d th> i n | Bay u f J u l y A 1>„ 1947, h a a I lia d ; <> I*. H E R N D O N C l a r k Circuit C o u r t , (aina In my office and haa mnda1 Manilnnla County, Kli.rlda tpllratlon lor a Ini daad lo lie " li.uii Court R*a1i luad Iharaun. Halil certificate n n b r a i - . i ilia f u l lo t v l n e d a a c r l l i t d p r o p e r t y In t h a C o u n t y of Hrm ln M I T I I 'K T O A P P E A R kla. B t a t a n f F l o r i d a l o - w l t i ” ii ANNE M A R I E r t P E N C E n Lota I A S F.v en e T a r t a r . , v u t ARE HEREBY N O T IE IB n P lo t B o o k J P a **1 It* th a t « mill f o r ntiNolut* d i v o r c e The i m M n i r n t of In* s a i d , ha* heirt h i e d .»R:iliifH y o u tn i h r ■ p ro p e r ty u n d e r t h e M i d c e r t i f i c a t e n i , ith C o u rt o f H em lnoie C o u n t y I l M u e d was In t h e n a m e o f Id a F l o ri d a a t N anford . F l o r i d a , h e l n a lp ru n ilty lle lrr . .. . . .. ■ •■titllled l»ren Hperirer. p laintiff I C n U a a aald c e r t i f i c a t e a h a l l ha vermio A n n e M a ri e H pencer. <UI r r d e e n i f d a c c o r d l n * t o l a w . t h e ren d an t ■ w i n he u I Y n r A l t R IIRVIF.IIT H K Q l ’i n F W | pprro u p aerty r t y da ieasccrriiw b e do ti nh ej jree^i n will leoln to the hlRheal bidder at the •<> file your appearance In ealrt ■court houae door oh the flfit amt peraonally n r by attorney or fMonday tn he tnonth of!Kept era-1 «.r liefore the SMIi day of Aiifua! iLgyr, 1949. w h i c h ie t h e Sth d a y o f i i ;• i I f y ou fa ll to a p p e a r an h e r e l^ n d eiiih er, I . t ! . . I In reipitred n d e c r e e p r o confess* | 1‘J t i d t h i s 2nd d a y o f A u g u i t . M il k* » n t e r e d itKnftnat you a n d n n iiiM iv iu w I th e s u it will p r o c e e d w ithout '— —• and ndd tu the whlle-yolk mixture, ■Fold in until all iiiitrctUciita are combined. Turn into refrigerator S r CEC1I.Y HHOWNHTONK fleeter truya and freexe with .'old Associated Fra** Food M llur control at cold ext point until firm, The will tuke two houra ur loii|[ci, dt'pendluK upon the refrigerator. WHEN COMPANY COMES Melon Cup, Fried Chicken, Servo uh aoun aa froxen. Mukvx 4 Mashed Potato*’*, Simp Heiinx to li serving*. with Mufhrniui, fluttered Hot THE IHtlHE COOKS LUNCHEON Rolls, Lemon Km*xe * lie venire Chicken Liver Entree,* Tunxt LEMON FREEZE Ingredient*: II eggs (aepnrutedi. Point*. Heveraxe, Sliced Tomatoe* ‘i clip auifitr, l cup heavy cream. ii nil Cucumber, Cunlatoupe with Flesh Itaapherrle*. 14 cup lemon Juice. Method: Heat the egg-wliitr* with I Recipe for Stnrnul Dl*h Follow*) a rotary ur electric Uniter tintt! CHICKEN LIVER ENTREE they ataml In straight peak* when liiKrodielit*: S pound chicken li­ heater In slowly withdrawn. Item ver*. 2 tuhlcxpiiou* butter or murIn sugar, a lahlexpuun ut u lime uariiu’, 'a cup thin atrip* union until white* again aland in peak* CJ Himill union), one-third cup thin rut washing heater tieat tlu strip* itiecu poppet, <« clip thinly KK yolk* until very thick an *lin'd cclcii erexccnta It rmululmlight In color; do not underbeui *1x0 alnlkl, '» cup cotnmarclally With a clean drv beater ben' prepured *0111 m u n i, l« tcuapoon •ream until It I* Jo*t *tiff Will suit, um'-i'iglitli tcuapmiii finely t mixing A|imni fold the egg volk 1 nislii'd dried ruaciiiury. nto the while*. Add Ilie leiiint Method: Wiixh the chickciy liver* nice to the whipped creiiin. I" in tiilil wuli'i mid pul dry. Htilvv, MENU WITH the Capitol n> a backdtop, Mary June Huyca, it*, of Wnxhlnston, U.C.. wave* for the benefit of photographer* after she wax clioxcn * I'Mlx* Washington" She will repre- , gent the District of Columbia in the HMis* Amencd" bounty puKeant ,il Atlantic City. N. J. Uuicrniltional) liClr.uli aan iln o la. n t a l a o f F l o r i d * . t m J Hlk 14 T r 1 T h a of H a n f o rd m a t Booki t 5* 'o 14 A 111 I I I 111 « o -w lli T h a i J II (fill h o l d e r o f T a x O a r Town . i i r i c n . No. 111. lami.it t h a lit Paa** d*y of J u l y A | i „ 1947, h a a fllad 1IX A I Hume In niy o f f i c e a n d ha* m a d e a i 'l 'l l c a t l n n f o r a t a t d eed to lie T h e a*H»**lnarit o f t h e mild pro- i- m ird thereon Hald ceillflc ate ptliy u n d e r t h e aa ld c a r l l f l c a i a n n h r a r e a Itie f o l l o w l n a d e e c r l p a d i” ‘'»d « a i In l h a n a m a o f W C p i n p r i i v m ti>, F i i u n t y o f BatnfnJarobson i " l r m a l e nf F lo rid a , t o - w l l : R u les* »ald c a r l l f l c a i a * h all La S ' , „ f NK U uf B R U . Hectlnn Are you tired of paying Rent? Meet Me Face ( i t n t r a l C ontractors ru m i uf s i:m in Jliiu ii: « 1y I ’l • • XT A T E MATE I N i n i . 111 r a Hi" MhuilH II 1J1A(11:V 1l a c a n s o ) T O A L L \\ ll* • \l i'E I I N i N o t h " 1•4 li e l e l t 11ii k 1to w In ml. h r a p " rl a* 1*2,1*4 ill 44l o f II lli'd'a M K m ink li* h a * f l i n t In- p e i l i i " i i • i t l a c h n r a e m o t ill." I" m i l l o t h e J l u l u -1 ii iili .........I,. ul rum, Utniult ro n n ty . *niii* W A LL HuiifuiU, Honda m ti.ii f"i l im it iit‘ i i dir 1 -i.iic y1f i P A P K it i Mil via i !( 4 - P .V I.M S — IIH I\ K IN — 11III Siioloi il t * r F k u i i rn lllio i* i s * • It Painter* .mil P.ipii Ii nw. i - I M B T O U C H ? JUST TRY THAT D & G PAINTI A:4)4) I1 M, boxing. ful 6 fldi f— 4:00 (*. M. s o t I hall. f i r u r g e t i i w n Play g r o u n d 10:00 A. M soflhull, n i a r h l x f , mi ruu|h i«.4*gh *4 4i)i«r (all iat»r p64A) |y id11 f**. i ut • I tu Mil I t U t 'l l ) A(*i> OAf kAlNlV Mt IfitM*( tl i b*d ttilaif til flitiJf Igif fhf 11:00 A. M t e n n i s , b o x i n g a n d toot ball 2 :00 iP. M c h e c k e r * , s t o r y t e l l - ! m g a n di s w i n g i n g . 1.00 P M s o f l h u l l , b o x i n g a n d ' -u. k llll1 1121) T elephone i i T A u m 'ir s lolle vb ali uhd lelllli*. U EA l.TO It 1IU Ninth I'urk Air. ii" Z _ ----------------------------------- 11:00 A. M. vollevball. 2:00 I*. M. horse shoe*. W. R. Williams mnl t-xieeutor id W rdne*day (iu ld sla iro p la y g r o u n d P "10 A. M. r e l a y x . 111:110 A. M. b u illiilllto n , 614 Atlantic Niilon.il Hank Building i mlF» <«r F i u i n t i .......... of I4e|d*liitier i'll* I." iip'" ■"■it •> C olored Recreation To Face Dawson Construction Co., Inc. ( <>R v i ' f i . n i i ' i u v T 4 \ ■■»:*:It 4*11A l*T I:tt i i i v t *>i in i v , NOTH’i; IP M l t : i : t l V 'I t V R N T h a t T II .................. .. I ' e r t l f l c u t ,1 N1' 1 i t" i llay n f J u l y V I' ' 1 sit no- t i 1 "»' " i 11* I * p p H r i i l " i i f.o • lasueU i l u r e o i i ■' •i siiilirnc''* i t " ' r ,-1*.■ , it,a j.co|>*rty in ' I " ' ’" " i i i ' "I*. Hlnti I I'<■ I til 1 I" ta i l I I0 " ‘ k 1 ''li ..... l lo o k 1 I ' a a , II Tli« ii*»>i, f i " i in ,-f i i " p a r l y m o l* i >1" ■1 Isaiieil w a s " ' t l " H H lrlck l.iio l I 'n l a s * siit.l , » 11 if l. .11 f r e ita a m a d ............. n r o i i r r l y 'i"». iH" ............. •Hill III I"" llill l"'"T ll.1,1.1 cutting uwuy stiingy nicintirulic, tiicii cut I'ucli Itiiif in two UKnlti. Midi the luittci 01 iiuirgurinc in on H-Incli skillet, mid the onion, green pepper, und celttry unit conk over low lieill illuiut 10 ml 11* nte*. until partly *oftelieil. Add ilii' chicken liver* uml stirring 11e.|m-ntIy. cook until dune and no ■ourt b o u se dio»r «iti t h e fli**i 'l*»o ted allow* when cut through— l a y In th e 1111*111 li of H * |item b rt iihout A iiiiuulea or lunger. Add id IP, w h lvb Is the b lh »l«) ** (tie hoik ileum, suit, mill ruse He|d e m b e r IM41* P a l e d t h i s 1st d a y «*f V"a,i,t, lumv; *tii tluiroughly. Cover aklll* 1949 et mni heat over low lieut about 6 O, I* HKIINIM»N minute*, ii serving*. lie r k 1 "1re mil * "m irl Hstill lo d e 4’itiiiil y, FI*' 1 k Note: To cut ohiuii* in thin strip* ( C i r ru l t Court Heal) __________ peel, nlice off end* and ipunter; now cut eucli ipimter down length, wise iii thin strip* mid s,i|iarute tn IF YOU W ANT pun with u wooden spouu it* they W EK IV A CAM P S IT E S .in- cooking. Then why not own Your Own Home? v iv rit'R court h u l l s " ,1." Moinlav in th* mi " i n Clerk '.'fr e u W ....... : ' ' kxi Ii -IITRI* ' U u l . hb.-R,, aSatiilmda Cjtliniy, F l o r i d a Hanford F l o r i d a t i l l . J i lli d a y ul Court Heali | July Ut9 — — ------------------- | o, r it r u n i n in I I n l It>; ttr iH P l.lrvriO X PliH A* ‘‘■•rk of ilia Circuit T tt D H E I. Court. Hemlliole County, li** UK* 24 Tnw iibIi I p 21 H.mtl 1MAPTKM I T « T tIF I M S .............F l o r i d a . 21* Hast 2» Acre* NiiflCK IH IIKIIKIIY CIIVRN •' HK'I'IT CCIt'RT HRAI.I Till* iiRPi'NBliieiit d F Mu1 »Hhl I'M* riiut Hurl*n*e W Ituiiinlllni hold-1 V KHuN A CARGILL *<*rty iinibr 1 11** mild H Im ar III Tm Cerllfliat* No XI l.a.iwil 'nbuuln Florida Millrtl RHK 111 I h r liniltr i f Kit It, a lal day of July A 1) 1947. liar Atlornay for Flalntlff v arit | t 11miin mail •aaina In my offlr* and ha. I fllad t ' n l r n s sa ltl f r r t l f h n t r shwll I-' •hit* aplillcallun for a tax dr*d All i ll I! IIF APPLICATION PUM r Miter r u n t mcnrilliiM i** l*»« thi TAX DEED I III l o lnmi.il llirraoii Bald c.nlflp r o p er* y IiimI i h r e r I ii will l" rala amtiracaa tha tnilowin* dr. t tlAPTMM ITAAI UP m id to’ t h e lilKli**"* b i d d e r ut th crttiad I 'r o p a r t y In tlia C o u n t y of M iT lr'R fH t l F . t l R h Y n i V K N . I Keyal Notice btfulh aI'J (Klffliifg If 111 IwJlgtr Ii-F ifuflftf tu*a pi4Ag* lit M V *hi*** ,"gl l^ur DOZIER&GAY M B PAINTS SKK Uae HERALD Want Adi r a a l a U a s t a i t a 4aa a a p l I t s • W a a l A f a a s t t b k s f IB ■ •ralai i ■■* •* > .Its* t i M f t l a a iim Maaaa 14, a m lia* I«**»«*a • tltax a m »*> l l a a l a a a r t t a a aa i l a t s a a* e a r l l a a I w a f U a a n i t a i r f a tm l b * I t M . i t a a k l e m i * l a * k l a e h Ia r e M W PHONE 148 W ilt M x Wfll to M X H f a a i * B n * II / • « » ia l l a t t o I * i t i t a l t f i a M t o w , l a m a n f w i t t x » » - • ■ * * o 4a l la a lh a a f i a r B u t la i l t o W SC ' __ . n s i.1 W a n t AXa b x « > artalaa, all 1 l a a i l • f f l c * M th # t o r uNK Helpv Helfy Laundry frnnchine available In this cuiiimimilv. Tu own mi easy profitable Imaines* see Mr. Ilotner Bluffer , , at llelpy Belfy Laundry fm de­ ll',|l"h‘''L tails. mu vv. ir.il. st._________ 2 BEDROOM houae, furnished, ENJUY Hutiduy dinner at Laney’a very clean with modern conven­ 7fic alxo week day*. Lunches A short order*. iences. 4 lot*, fruit trees and shade, 16 minute* from H anford.|. .. , , u Priced at 16100,, 11000. balniKf on i*nav terma. Fm I xmI i • Ft)— tiiiMinesM UppurtunitieH down I * I ' ' ' , * <,Jlh. ^ iiutl , Ji 1,a* **, n' .St.tniliinl Stnlm u. SimfoMl 11 Urd mom hoiias, eloan In, hna I At <VI»*ry Av«rnit*a. 12— Speeinl Hervtceu — 12 ncreened [Kirch also sleeping L',,, Side IF all Plywiaid Hunt, porch, price I65UO.OO term*. | |.f | , , ., „M|j. y m , c „ || pi;1(| ALTERA THINS and Dress Muk | Pig. lid'", W. lit. Street. Ph"ii Rural home, ruhidstlng of 6 aciea Pied hetiimiloi If eft igeiatoi; I lf.:t .L list"! ..<ld sp i l t . S e e ill V u d o p i e h tiled farm with 2 tied room house l(c!> g e l a t i o n S e r v i e e hi Pim m - VENETIAN Itl.INHS made to or offered fur immediate *ale at tier. Seiuiiiula Venetian Ilium 1240 111600.00 Co. H2II W. Hnl. Ut. Plume, I Aiinixitic J"lm*tmi'* "Nd-ROACII" C. A. WHIDDON, HR. IIW-W. | Ill) 8. Park Phone I2H1 J sumluiy coating kill* Itouchea, ___ __ J Ant , Wutei Hugs fur inutilhl. NEW Fi.CuKL -nrfaced tu pm fee U E A llT iF U L modern' » liedrmmi Plm f '«•- Half |dtii Mite. Itmimilllun. Old fluors made like new Itorne, tile hath, cloae In. Latin-1 lal A Anderson, Ylnlshing, claaniiig A we sing dry A extra budruurn ur den in m e , tnlie and wheel fur Pur table power plant, 22 year* garage, Beat close-in buy i n ■ T- HUxll'A. Apply Box IH experience In Beminule Comity, town. Bee Owner on pretnixe* ... ||,., H|,|. si. M. Gleason, Luke Mary Wednesday, no* Magnolia. I KHIILI.MAN’S Red Ituae guaranRIVER FRONT—Small new iinuu u .wi ....... f„ r .............. .. end ORLANDO Muriillig Heutlnel. Or landu Evening Hler, Call Ralph situated on a high bluff mi Ray. 1KI6-J. beautiful 8t. John* River. Ideal | '“i n i r'llTON A WATHON for permanent home for week ,*|tonr n<m I 2UI Celery Ave. CALL 6i7 for llattery, Generator and Htar.er servtca, Swain'* C‘ n ta *u n h *“ t , l JELLY GUAVAS *2.60 Bu. Battery Service, UOl W. Fit si ROBERT A'. WILLIAMS, H eeler' A- K. ROSS E r r F.|L H i.rlal f l t ____ Kayeiond B. I.uiidoulal. Aaaorlale L lllr' -------- - L*,0« V ? Phone 781. Atlantic Bank Bldg. Apai imeul Site Gun fltove, 406 I.A WNMUWEHH sharpened, bi cycles rnpalrei). and keyJ V jrilira m ^ A l l T i i t olock n p m m Myi tie Avenue. t u n BALE or Hent, 4 bedroom work. No waiting—work « i i u i home. Lake Mary. Bee owner, , Bllteed, H- W. Shuman, iim Sanford-Orlando H i g h w a y , j - a h m i . km w A N i t i f t ^ a East 4th. Rt., Haidmd, Flu Mack’s Sandwich Shop. (F'mmeriy with William* FI id olllU O . . , WAN I Kll: Ruby'* High Chair In Shup). FARMS, homes, business , , l)m||t|(m. p|,. FOR ELECTRIC , 1— gUR HUNT —1 and acreags, sse your ACETYLENE WELDING rURNIHHED H room Htcholor'o Orta R. Mathlaux, Associate, furnltme Tad Davie Furniture Sanford Metor A Eqpt, L>e Cu :il I E, lit, I’li ti6B. Apt. Elxctrlc kltchxn. 200 Lhurtl 1807 S. Second Street or plm a | ra w n a ir m ta a iitiw i 'A.“-2 S S"SA JW K THE HANFORD HERALD A v a , P h o n e L48- M . ___________ 1608 J . i 201 W. 1st Blreat HKLI* W A NTKI) bNE A two room, modorn E l i ­ cit ncy apartment*, Ideally xulted Artictnn For^Sil* —S i____ for individual or buxlntaa coupla, EXPERIENCED brake and front location acroea from the Pool GOAT MILK end malt. Apply Firestone Office. Phone 660. R. D. Priest, Phone 716-W8. Rtnres. Ctfodarn furntehfld apartmenti. AJao afficiancy apartment. MtU’a Swap Shop—We bu|^aell o r| WAHHESH wanted, night ahlft only. Apply Terminal Grill trade moat anything. I Downtown office itore. Takach Manager, ford Ave. Phone 10B-J. Apartment i , 208 N. Park, Phona lC7d-J.________________________ W« both los*. when you don’t . ----------M i r i m " " 8 bring four preacriptloua to ja— VVIJHK WANf ^ ^ J —• apart t-room apartment, ecreened porch, •lectrkUy, ehower, to lift. Naar Laney’a. Phone 108 Fla. Faahloni on Old Orlando TRACTOR WORK GOOD AND RAD Highway, Glndervllle. 0, L. 1 Used double bed 18.06 Free estimates on plowing and Farmer, Rt. 2, Box 182, Sanford, 1 tiled 8 po. living reora ' dining farm or garden plots, Fla. 24.86 Aim clearing amt grading build* K^pe7tnjent. A'd'ultL'T,rlrate hone, \ Used Walnut Vanity 28.86 |ng lusts. Phone 107-J. Jack private entrance. Good neigh­ 1 Bhoperuom Maple Bed, coll Russell, borhood. 018 Mellonvllle Phone rtrip g iand cotton matt res* 84.60 __ 1806-J. 1 Bhopwoora 2 pe. Maple FURNITURE Re-Upholstering. All 0926 living roam eulto suite wmk guaranteed. Pickup A deli* ff*8 A better apartment your are MATMN OF SANFORD very. Phone U18-W, Ramey, 1600 looking for. 4 roopa A bath. 800 R M I R. IsL BL Phene i n W i»t. flt. & Para Ava. PRAt'TICAL nurse—4 years has* 42c C tSSFY reahly painted furnished, tf. d. Navy T-flhirts nit* l work. Good references, P, |2.26 apartment 310 Magnolia Ave. J Premium Mint, n l . O. Hux 148, Lake Mary, Fla, kTir. Rossetter, ARMY*NAvV HURPLUB 212-W. A. LOWER PHICEB, Ohnert 1M N. Palmetto U. 0. Fallows, Shop. 1 S a n f o r d Ave.' ■AtRRg Fag 1U8-J. NEW ROOFS—Roofs repaired, xouf painting, W. a. Smith, Nickls, Silver, Gold Plating; Pol Ishlug. Baby shoes and ksep-sakes Hrunxrd. DDNN’8 PLATING BHOP. Behind Yowelfs Ph. t2H> Hull Dorer and Drag-Line Wuik. We specialise in pasture work and graia planting—Ed Duvi*. Phono 1066-W. Complate auto paint Jobs, 6IH.86One out of avsry 16 palm Juln free. 1604 W- 13th. HI, lft— Nutlcmt— I'enuinnln — 1.1 STOLEN from near Enterfirisi1, 1 Eveready self-priming gasuluK pump, model No. 770-12. $26 <M) reward will btt paid tu anyunc who can help ua locate pump. U purchased money will be re funded, no prosecution to t>mchaasr. Writ# Hanford P. 0. Bax 224. V « _ .U M a F o liM T -n LOBT—Balt between Table Sup­ ply and Gurdy'ti Station. Please return Mrs. Brott, Atlantic LOST—Ladles green shoe between rr Lake and Geneva Ave. Phong 71B-M4. Contractor. Phong IIM, X U T T V m a t M d e o w Wtofi, •.•■nnsklu rill am ■Wmua ii *17 Chevrolet In town. George ^ lotptrlal Mati«B. llth A > ^ I h a a tV f f V .’V t W ^ WT"tsi\i.K m & ;' ■! .'•V'tN- ■ -rr? M B F ii ^ : . S'- OfflCIAt WAtHINOION tin lied util i n tltusse I" .illviul tile lei eptloii given In 11■r...i "I ilis I'elle Meslu (left), new ll S Minister lo t.iixembiiurg, • n l Mn tieoigi* N e ett Cl.uk u i g l i t ) , new t're.miier of the United Lt*t< > llcie. Ilic u n k i n g gueit ut tliu authei.iig, M n . Hatry S. Tinm an, p.'tut hitli Pi* Imruiied Women "itldwls. (lufcrnntlumil iuurnljdiutu) STRICKLAND Stanley-Rogers MORRISON, INC.i Hardware Co. : H. F lits ioh fi �~ PAGE SIX TUESDAY AUGUST 18, 1948? THE SANFORD HERAtP. SANFORD FLORIDA ....... the World ArV AI*KV r f f l f l U V R A r f l l l vlU(HI mi* OIMIRAI Omar N. Bradley, Army Chief of Htaff, la ahown with hit wife at their Port Myar, Va.. realdeuce, after he learned that Presldent Truman had nominated him for the nallon'a top military post — permnnrol rhalrmnn of the Joint Chief* of HtnIT. The poaltlon wna rrralrd by the new Military Unifi­ cation ha w. <internallonal> iK ht * jju i u i f a i imr i n u i i i r i u uonr, „ ,)frfurmlng beer, turned on hi* handler, litick floblnson of Oklahoma city, Okie., after refining to get letn barrel at left. The enlmel mapped teeth Into trainer'* left cheek, within a quarter of an Inch of hie eye. Rnhlmon subdued the bear qtilckly, hud hta face bandaged and went on W|th the ihnw at Monte Vlita, Colorado. (International Soiindphofo) MO UP AI A DOCK In Hong Kong, China, the British elnop Ameflipit la shown after making Yangtie River dash pelt menacing Communist Chinese betterlei In resell the oped sea The already one of the heroic epic* In the Royel Nevy records, had run *aiouud In lha river wounded aboard. Managing to work her way free, and minus a river pilot, the dmrllipti daring UO-mll# run down shoal-Mled water* under fire. She made it In sboul teven hours. her apectacular ship, lit exploit with dead and mnk off on her ( In I# run IIona I> ■ A IWIMMINO CHAMP MMtHP, Waller franco (lop, left), father of Shir­ ley May franco, 17, the Somerset, Mns*., girl who hopes to swim the English Channel, walks with her to Dover, England, beach to Jain In a practice workout. At right Is Harry Hnudakin, her coach. At bottom, franco nones bla daughter In llio Dover Urcnkwater. (International) VlllfINn the Imivre In Paris, dur­ ing her Kurniipon lour. Bolwr Bbnpp, tha “Mu* Anicrlcn of lOfB'* from Hopkln*. Minn,, stops to etudy Ihn ■tatties of Ilia rlnsslc Vent)*, whom figure measurements have dictated th* decisions nf heauly experts l«r Btsny reunifies, That Urn judges who awarded hci tha pulehfltuds tttl# used Venus as ihofroejtiei'lnn. la not overlooked by (he American beauty as she carefully studies the work of art. (International) PHIMPPINI PRIII DINT Elpldlo Qulrlno (rt«ht). visiting New York City, la shown outside HI. Patrick'* Calhtdral with frond# Cardinal Spellman (center) and Governor Thomas E Dewey (left) alter turn lilng privately with the Cardinal. In a statement In the press, Qulrlno said he was re­ turning home neither empty-heaglod nor empty-hunded. (foiernollonal) IIVIIID COMPtrritY by a typhoon named "Olorl* Okinawa,” the guest house nf the Rytikus Islands Headquarters Command Is now nothing but a pile of rubble following "Gloria1*" sudden visit. Several deaths wore reported and many were injured on the Wend base by the (ury ot the wind More than half of the U. S. Mili­ tary Establishment building* were destroyed. <U. S. Army Rndiopholo from International Soundptmto) * » AU PIVI nf these attractive semiDualists In the “Miss Washington” beauty rontril, Washington, n. C , should “win In a hreere” when the big day enme*. Cooling off at the National Airport with the aid of • little “prop weth” from on* of the airliners, the girls (I. to r.) are: Betsy Gregg, Tarry Epperson, Pa­ tricia Everly, Diane Jscobe, and Beverly Richardson. (International) A m p PMMMMT TRUMAN had nominated him to become A m y Chief of r ■taff. den. J. Lawton Collin* (right) confers In Washington with Gen. ’ Day (laft), whom he eucceeda, and Qordon Oray. Andy, n. Bradley was namad for tha nation's blghast military airman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, <International Jijundphoto) M**'M, ‘ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ program, Om it* Foreign Bala! it the Vrooeh A ;« - — s k i ?>a in * n «w York pit#!, the Count#*# Alexandra ToU (toy, president of the Tolstoy foundetlon, working for Russian dis­ placed parsons. pen* ars appeal to President Truman fur admission of 1 mot# person* a sk in g freedom from mom ■ ma m behind the Iron C urtail. The daughter of famed author U s TM- , jaaffiftagawgi; »»»- *ru* . ’>*nL ••;f kr.U! ij. ^ ■ H �Y c* to U n ity T h c r f b S tre n g th T# protect the Paaee of the World: T# Promote »M Progress of Am*rt» To Predate Prosperity for Sanford THE WKATHEB SThu ^ a n f o r i t • VOLUME X X X I Mundt Accuses Gen. Vaughan Of ‘Finagling’ fi I tm tlft AN INDEPENDENT DAILY N E W S P A P E R > SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY AUGUST 17. l!UH EaUbUahed 1908 It i S P '-f f t .ir IH Seminole County Is jOnlyCountyllaving 10 Acre Loan Right Seminole County la the only county In the United State* In which 10 acre* of land l» conaldered large enough for a family type farm on wnfIch a Farm i-oan cr can he made, Ownership B Loan nga , Mvtngaton, Orlando, Georgp auptrvlaor of tha Farntari Horn# up* .^Administration. told a group of kdm Wgrowars yesterday at the first annual treating of tha Farm Ownership borrower* of the FHA at tha Futura Farmer Building. "Forty or more acraa are re­ quired elaiwher# a* tha baala of an FHA loan," said Mr. Llving- ■ tOR, A total of -It ptrton* attended the meeting. Including aix Farm Ownarihlp borrower*, member* .(..•.lllIM no MIX III. ° NOT TODAY DOVER, Eng., Aug. 17—yp)— Shlrlov May Franca will not at* tempt to awlm the English Chan­ nel tonight, her manager announc­ ed today. She had planntd lo plunge Into the phannel at Cap Qrl* Nea, France, sometime around mid­ night, i but unfavorable weather condition* earned reconi Idarat Ion. f* BUILDING PERMIT Mre. A. E. Mallem hag obtained a cltv building permit to erect a concrete block home on Eleventh Street end Park Avanua at a coat of 111,000. F. O. Rnbertann la con­ tractor. Ralnh L. Pelara waa granted a permit to build a concrete block residence end garage In the Bel Air aubdlviilon, facing Jeffen on St. , • Irving Fleischer recalved a per* ” m lt to rebuild Jala home on Plumo­ se Drive, which had bean damaged bv fire. Estimated coat of tha re­ building la 112,000. THE WEATHER Aug. 17—UP) JACKSONVILLE, A B10H LOW 66 U Asheville 74 u Atlantic City 60 7ft IM 0ft ^Chicago 70 tl Mbit Moines 90 7S Kansas City 71 90 Nashville 97 74 OUahomi 10ft 64 69 •ft M n n 9 u W r* ‘ » . i l ft - . ’<*■ *2 I d o e s n ’t 1 • ■ m It r ' ■P o v e r t y alien ,1* M* *iriu sympathies while vote ol r o ll In mi h ol ihr I* /,. b n ,t*,l tl.,i *o • bimy l»»r hrAl intertill latnre to f,iiluu: i up anything *1.* ho .o .idn ........ „l llw i if mm in people 1 he f imermu - 11,1 <h , *. will m i »'*114 fiifiy welt he re* Tli. t i Mrtl. 'lull they will ir»n|i mdc* ih* I c y .I il'O' mdc I t heie freedoms pinville* mill, lent irirnnr I. in'rl lire e ■, 1 • MD|j *oik i. ♦ •I • they in *1 privileged ,*. I If. I ! h* Slid ■ it, ,n "* ,nc. in lenitive n‘,l leu * of 1 I, I, I ■ i|w 11« id ivrd , ' 'ii l unging oil w,ui." to rtfgl M' SHimling 111 tin* rein. h i, H1*1 , I, oratim i in-lructur, Ituildy 'Yitgr, *>I*<•" ,r ,i,i old want ,*. In, ir«.| •p the jlrttinjirtiofi of the need* ol ih* Hd* H" linlin,1 Klnlae Itrutmi, Mil..ley Oglcahyi. M l-i 1 ......... i*v (.»! i, ion tic ,t d, esms tieeiloo, I in|t fOitiilllrl %X x,*1 filate aiqiiopii.iluai ■ I"' ........ ...... in i. yard. Hubby >1.:N’ut\ i.lyiile H. JN1" '■ ' A*U. *« miMthinemtily ey- tdiooU. tlu m iuul' c •' io d -i I ■ i dcinaud Moltrr. Walter Rmilh. Brit* Valijf 1' t i , in i ciuincr to pi es**i ,i ("iii ,«*M tit fttvdrmK the learning, the lm,lll< 'll'* wrll.iir to ceju ii o r •«( thi1 new Wet tier* rtUiea which *i nine ot man *• i iiMir ni Mn« ffiuttutl for p r o g r a m s o l d i e s , u* i, ice ypened rbe legislature adruiini-l it Knro|* •i rt'imdaul hills "I* 1 regular lucnnltd ir ■ 1 > n .tune I'h. i oH. I St,*tr•>. h, said, he.u,,l " ' t*, glimpsed the lle\r "o would tie a constiiic- niter aiithoTlsiriK " • ai'cm „ • | |>i,' 1 1n t h tltlig sump of aid (nitt iictiuns of M u govetn I tlvr '*i in the iiitcgration of a «i...... ! buch*brcuklng t Ill'll pear, 'id, freedom loving Gar- msnt to i|itud u lie n ,! 12 hh lubtii ■ t.< nuiclttnos. They 1 main into the community of 009,000 from the g iiu i.d fu" ' are f o imil'itini! Mtt- goal* of a during the nett two v'aic 1 We. 'em Lurope. By CHARLES MOLONY tituliiid if living, mu^t* l But It tailed to p a c "I V t i y ’ f I*. »t,, .- lo sti ui for Miulr child* I I he Secretary emphaslted any WASHINGTON, Aug. 17 (Ip)—A forecast of further moderate such Invitation to the Gem itna bills to Hiake o|> tbr IMi.iJOO.llO1' j n life that contains some Incruiet in consliuctirn woik in the near future cama from tha Federal must r«n»» frcmi the European iMlitTAltu i ll f f t i n i i t * Hulvvpfn Its *, w *■o-fl iiicasure/and iirmnlse. (ilrrv* r f r r r t f ? if ; LV P ^ A v e Br'ird today. * ~ gos-rnmvnts Ihemselvea that he t apiiropriatlon*. and the IMmiiii' o ,f ns ahmild uuder-rata Ip it....me ft 'i" i'" 1 presume to advise Unn anticclpateil Became conilriiclion n one of the main bulwark* of htitinet* v w .il v T i - i i f f i t I would not i , f this great popular to, ,"g Mm ■cnl tax stutters them to Issue such nn IqvltAlion srlis iy and employnrnt, tl.i* furnished tome hacking for a prediction .... t, one "f M,c malar V u > l.tito n -, f l y M i n i colei they wnnlril lo. liiemilHIU i 11,lit <*»ntuiv" try B rm tary o f Labor Tobin that*------- ---------------------------------------fsollle llienda'ls of III* I , ,;t Meanwhile II will disclosed Mini to. III, i'll t lo , ,* at e doieus cinphyrnenl will go up by l.oon.-' ...... . B ,,lckll|, |ir|v .tr h..u, i c e ,u l v It I S. AmluiSKitilai Ainu Kuk tat,lie most A ll \M .\ A proposal that civic gioup* Aim 17. I l»t i, iiuiitli.'s to i,use living Spral,', I'env I Mm, as I *1 ,he,| I'reitllri Stalin to apee.l "" rp"f nf ,[hJ \ y « r: Xml!! recently lo a variety of fa, Miirih > I, o ■It I . l.i.r been pliierl o llnll on A mi l Hill, pr*lti'sln II idy.Hiiteil f o p e m o g Mo unite in a campaign In finance made tin* prediction at the Wlilte torn. Including: ,. in, i i . * 11,tlu Use " f 11■inn, eneigy l>> • i wIt*, I <lill\ , .1*,, i, and build a J 5S .000 civic and House yesterday. i-ainsl jamming of the Voice of ,1 A |.|ooprl,,'i',m I "A .mall decline In Interest iel b ell,i ■ ■ *>f i lie .sun'* Tin Reserve Board. In s uuldl- rates generally," anti—"perhan oilll* I 1 11 ,c >il",i ,,, .iii i'll" i I Mu M l .......I tmerlcH radio looadcnatn youth recreation center in hurt .■ntion aiioii" > to ud U th v ii 0,1 It ,1 noted contract construction , , l..t„! I„'f, ccrelarv Ache .oil *atd that ol, lone" liuportnnt"— availnlulu. I I. V i V ,i. ' more iinimrlnnl" the nv, U’.il, Ihr Mellon Park between the swim­ was it ovidlng Jnhs for more than * feil, r(l| flin,U to ,mv ot lo t" (Ml I , lieu mater,.Mi ■ luogriii,, ■hen Kll k railed on the Si, vi. > nun A,o,l t* o.iilauea rin t'M * Mill ming pool and the tennis court j .non .mu ''"'bers at mid-year. •frill|| in.tiiuHrma which f„ It loan \V 11 el,'i ,11 f > i» h , ler Mondnv night, ,1 aclunlk I,. I, II XL .1 ,| ■ i* a courtesy visit and wa* • 41' HI put ,1 tog 'I' 1 '■ t.v, t while activity declined rd lip." thus providing them fun I was made hy Minan Harman rif 1 il M , any such plan ■ m to, > iMV I I l ooted almost entirely to all e* ' (IV Radio Station W TRR at the Ki- siih-l ml',illy at the nallon’i far- for use In new lending. torie- mill mine. In the spring and niK*(il'l i . ........... i,11nl -srept j , l. luge of court csii hetwi'i'll IIn t (if h gutar -css,",. wain* Club meeting today. Mi. early summer, the hoard report Availability of new bruise ♦ ’D D R *i in 1.i sdv or ■ Anierlrnn ambassador and Hannan wa» introduced hy the slmwul, construction was scoring | \ It lit 'llgi, ll",'1t"g tl," ‘D»»9M* (’t J somewhat lower Puces, 1 .»• 1hh|r I'*,I tin Russian premier Vfinioi i H-epUsI h mow than seasonal rise from Its i , ' *” construction of .m alic .1 hi id fit Id Rev. J. E. McKinley. However, lie added, Kirk did (id ♦KXitimi, it homes, and Improvement In "Ih. Des ih 'III'* |, * I , d lr | ,l,r oo'ollon to Stalin two points cui f Id i v ", III, 1 <‘g, ,lutu< In rv At the mggeition of Karlyle Itm umier Irvet*. Tint was one factor credited by i (lu*lliv of design, equipment «n ( | ( ,. .I'll 1 l . n 1 . , ,jv riling I really at Issue in Soviet Amen ........ Aimos, am in,l •f I.D Houiholder. the club voted to (hr foinmerce Department w ith :w , S ? , ! ’ '*! m'ist areas i■i r*i.c1111■ fit I*I T Achrson i fi1if t rtt tun: ll"- Vuclil ( ltd, t'tdihng on the Cllonnd'lle hr, 1,, |, rd I'each | i an relations.T I, e s e, contact other civic ctnbr to pro­ cushiomog the decline In the total 1,111If ,l>,. Ifl.l I • The fact that many familn : said, are the Russian jamming strihifi'ry nr tit', mil In ben,g , >(on, cd In prefr*r Str»rl win. I, h*. novel l>»lped |•iir» »tl?v will Ii#* |i HuallMMsa On !■««. S i n mote the program. Mr. Harman out put «f good* and servlcaa—the all set with plans to huy ami ho 4 ' ' ti'Mt for ttec l'\ ,'ivi, urguntfnikp I tin,mi, >h* ,1'crl <|| ,io oper Mv irit Iiii|ifi$* : Ittuli. ,1.1,1 I |»« ■i, City MoiciKi't Clifford was appointed hy Vice President "gro« national product"—during stercil hv relatively high level comes and savings fur the nail. JlllirM'lllM'Dl 1 (M f Ii* 1 \| | d i in announ c l tlu- morning, II. G" dmg n,oio .i, pin .o i.o * picpited Ralph A. Smith a* chairman ol the ■». oii.l quarter of 194B. M * II W (191 I'M imtrfr ii •hr s\ (", 1M 'lengthen the louuduttoni, 16 ..............put was at an annual I ' 1'JIW- f W “t i ? '’ u veT " , ■In rinergrmv .ii'aeiv to •• y In I I IfI ItlillM' to I'liltMl the Kiwanit committee to con­ , cpenl '» ,; in u ptloa have hicn placed under tute of J'Jbft,100,000,000 In tha1 MC' aae-,1price*.'" * ' h h “ " .>(» her hlr „ t* r DM.Ini'ltlDflN rtk f -t me, 'lot 1 tact the other gioup* with the und suarter, down •>„ lottlding by City workmen if ,m(fnofX fin T — *(•■ 2,4 per cent', Among observations 1’rlv.ilr funrr.il will be on eon idea of setting up a promotion from Max Frederick llhck, 11. died t K, directum ol Sid RiChard. t Icsiorrm. Hurr.fl will hr in I hi l thi . morning at h:IO \. M. at an . ^ In tha board r c ^ r t itihor work on Mu building tncommittee with two membtr* from down h.t per cent from the peak. « c 0B, tnieMoil e0fcls x x x havr | Crmr,riy B e n e fit d'ld. . repair 'f v tttd'iw sills and Orlando houpltn! following a :.hnrt L itiiifl P l a n each club. r*r!:v' '"1'nmmxre*” * D in x itm in t, decHtted In recent months (hull Hugh D l.rit 'UI rile ‘J r -c a r 'lines;.. He was horn In DcLand Imck porch ( i i i m e F n r B l i m l • >Imtldlttg of the T he Commerce DaiiariRient considering the exceptionally high DescrtbtnK the propnstd etvic blam'd , , , . ...... — .Id driver f M'" cat wlileli hit •fun I, t0O8 im! ha i Mvtrl in Han I"'," new screen will be added. » cutback In bus ruim eis in- , ,, ......... held with Iniil fqp the pant nine year*. Mr center a* a hultding in which civic venter ir* for the decline since that levels reached last year, changes ;y(. , 1to- building will h, ic.painted M, • of Mu I , t-il. club* could meet In leisure, nride cutho-k narrowed the market for ao far have been moderate, urn! I I on n .'Ii i' g* ,.f minder Dic k was a chi pi rttrr by trade n *11" outside, ou t * imlow trltn in most lints cosla during the fu *• VI tint H F'dir'" t l»l**f l!*'»l>r|l .1,,,, "'d «»» a member of tlir Wood , xlav , 1 , d I., I’t , ,td, c r lift and comfort, Mr. Harman aim. good* and lervlce*. ’ll In: tppliml mi "i" ,nildc Tlie \ 1.1, . , i ,tt,'("t ttlc t,H ,"l"llt || ;,IM , half of this year wete not mud' stressed It* need a* a year around IN,* i*,*l Mi" >Ll->* ,11 go lo a men .,f the World and the f ’ar i ding will be iii-p,‘i*ed and the The Reserve Board bulletin ((•■Itausa n* I'xi* s i n , info*« l (,, k ,d . „,t11 I* < tl lerreatlon centei for young people aiMiid J,,, y I itday •( 'l.at body t- I'enlei's Union. I and I I,ui -day eve„,"x l’<I,- •'c | . " "it sppiuach will he m u aired, where they can dance and hold ,M'ly l<> ,*, It He i» survived hy two ii* t* i, d e l" ' t bv f 1,1 f t,d and I , , lull | " I Mr. McKihhtu parties. tiravitt, I,ale,I "ii (toll •• recoiili x!M t M English b a , begun the * ,9 ' of Sanford and it*l In ii f d •„ aid to tlie Id,ltd, l,e , He exhibited tentative plant for (o> 23 iiii'v, ,ii- iiHffir vmlnHoni. MM. .1 II. IJuBiey nf .iNi'kionville, -Hld •lk d I'epailitlg Ho- , ,m| oil til* the building a* drawn up by Elton ai* off duty and dilvlog lit* own hihI Iwb brothum: (jrargr W • ,ty Garage. W 'i l.tvineslon outlined how t J. Moughton, architect, with the ,*r when h« xtriick Mt** Mitrhell, Work Is continuing on repair of "t xml Paul A. Hlrck I due- am spent by the local MIAMI, Aug. 10. — A North assistance of P. A. (llngles. Shown l><i |ri(]. Funeral serviefa will Mr*. Ellen V. Bridges, 7(1, diet I’at (I the hii Hio i '* ,le«t|i, lie I,ml tdmvnlk* , ai, requested , hy - restwas a building >12 feet long and Miami man killed hia estranged after n lingering lllnea* at 12:»6 lit'.,i free in th.Will IiomiI o, i a be conducted by Dr K. 1) Hrown- ilnli the -tale oigaut/atton and: , , '■' ll^ " adjacent to 04 feet wide with wide porches at wife ami then committed eutclde A. M. today at the home of her i-hirgo „f iinpii'lnn of m i„ - ee at U:30 A. M, Intcruient will I inn- International Smite of the ! V , ' "I*1 local i initiihlllions arc made to , ' J, ,l1' igni after ha learned ahe Inthe front and rear. It would In­ tonight be In Hinford. ■on, W. I. Bridges on South Rear diughter. Ih Rid r u e s , Sal vat..... Vrmy, i Hu: City Chatter, Mr. McKIbbln clude an auditorium of 40 by 64 tended gotong through with a di* dal) Avenue. j r a a i I, I \ call cnni|i»ny official i%Jd poiuiL'd out, requites survey* uf ctt|i|il>,l nMblrt'i's home, fm Mie three weeke f ___ ego. feet with a seating capacity of vorcr suit filed Born M ar 10, 1873 In Midixon, (irsvltt had what lie called a good I'ditloti uf sidewalk*. The City . 1I1I$M**80N IMI'ltOVRH .fiim'ii Its-ciidl League and tor t North Miami Pollca C hlif Karl more than 400. and having a cell­ <tfnat1aaa4 On Paaa )N I A slidht' Improvement In the tccl' n'hool football tiophv. I," ' mums;,Ion passed , resolution in the d«ed aa Fla. Mrs. Bridges had lived in ing 17 and a half feet nigh, It Engel Identified condition of Biiujv Ernest Thump, v, ail'd '-g ir d lo getting siilevnlk* reBdnford for 80 years. Another non. Charles Edward Ltppy, 61, trail­ would be acoustically treated for II.-Ml ItMIIKO son. wltn waa sarlmisly In lured In Hie I.ion- -oftluill team a ill t'"l"'d. and ii few months ago ran er salesman, and Betty Ltppy, 40, J, R. Bridge* of Lake Monroe, flans are proceeding on Hi» batter hearing. *11 automobile accident Saturday play a grout, flout Stela,ill I'lllve, survival. Also two daughter*. Mrs real estate dealer. ' ", advertisement in The lirrald, I'tth Rodeo project which Is ,•»• Two balconies, one on each end Engel said Mr*. Ltppy waa ahot Mary E. Mitchell and Mrs. J. C I'filcd to attract more than him night, w is today noted at Fer|y I",light at Hdltl o'clock at the ( 'questing owners p, make these of the building would provide ade­ through tha chest and died In l.akrlimd Softball f a i l I'rtdav I'tuitr*. Notices were given to Johnson of Sanford) four sister-, quate space for committee meet­ north Dade hoapltel. Her .husband Mr*. Clarkay Warren, Hanford: .hi'dreri to the event which wtll m d^;"“ hton Memorial Husnltal ,uyl,t the I "'ll- will he totted ' '""f "f i’olice Hoy t, Williams ',’’,n S'?,".1* ■*«!. however, on h* held at I ake That lit, Oviedo, in ing rooms, and rooms for ping died with a bullat in hie brain. the critic 1 Unt, according to fl. T. Mgxin-t » national Guard team f 'hose who failed to comply, and Mra. Dalay Futch, Merritt Island: pong and other recreational actlWhen Mrs. Llppy filed for di­ Mr*. Alina Griffin of South C*r» Au,t. 27, said D. K. lianas this uainea, ospltal superintendent. ""is were given mi days tn morning. vltlei. vorce, the court Issued a restrain­ Ill'll AN fll'K ARM »i'h« tha repairs. George Stine lias revealed that In the auditorium would ba a ing order to keep her husband llnaj and Misa Annie Jone* of f’li \GUE, V u|f. 17 f/l’l llieak . . . J B « H 0 VOTFHS I atltite to rttpali dangerous stage for speakers, dance bands from the bouse. It wee there that Titusville) two brothers, R ahcit,!,, will furnish enough cracker A ,l«- 17-O T i— ,ng a two iiionth silence, Roman • ideualk crack* or displacement* and John Jonea, both of Titusville; <,,nl«s for the fishing so Mtal each Tb and entertainment. Rooms would tha shooing took place, The start of » statewide drive lo Catholic Aichbisltup Josef lima,, hv Ires rout* mean* that the City 16 grandchildren and three great ghtj will have one, said Mi. Gau«a. include a concession room, office, Both had bean married • RJ*t; r *•«» 260,001) Florida „f Prague today accused the C/e i'll tlu Hie repair job and charge grandohlldren. Hill Jones will supply worm* fur 'negroes Slat ( C e itta e e a Oa ftp Iks 1060 May prlm- chuduvak governnienl of Intpiu tli" cost to the owners, said Mr, Funeral services will be held ai f,*Rmnounead today, ,ng si'd isiilatlng him In Ida palate McKIbbln. Erickson Funeral Home at 3:ill) Horn Ilian Mm cups of Ice cream 17411 CACHE FOUND i " . i S ook» <>f Clearwater, Imre in vhdatlon of constitutional Resident* who have tldewalka LOUISVILLE, Ky.. Aug. 1 7 P, M. tomorrow with tha Rev. W i will b* donated fur the event bv president f the State Progreselve that need repeli are advised to UPh-Pollca dug deeper today Into Mea*. B> Brooks, Jr. officiating. Intel the Polar Bear, 106 North I'eik Voters L« Igue of Florida, called rights, The Catholic primate charged telephone Mr. MeKlhhli, at 12114, the record of an FBI-labeled no­ m int will follow In Evargreen Atrtnue. a meeting o f Florida negro lead- fm (her Mint the government had and ha will give estimates as to FUNDS rOH BABB torious public enemy charged here Gemetery. ere for Ua irday In Orlando to get illegally soiled his corislatory (ad- cost CITRUB PHICLm WASHINGTON, Aug. 17—tAP) with the murder of a patrolman, ,11 inull,,live office) and confiscat­ LAKELAND, Aug. 17—f/P)— the drive mdsr way. after they cama up with a I7JH6 —The Hnuee Appropriations Com­ RATE INCREASE ‘ ~Florid* Td* Htata CR ed the funds „f his I’rague diocese. Tampa " l u i 17 u p \ Til#1Minrheri of the mittee yesterday approved funds cache. hot f o l io i G r o w e r * Association will ask Mrs. June Blrcham, 86, wife of for a long range guided mlaatla Breal(bant of th ., P , s L » Conn- Aug. 17— KILLED IN CRAHI1 J*!.*: I * ulnlmum of $2 a box on the tree Thursday the accused slayer-bank robber, proving ground to be built pt Er ^ C o m -i* . 'ol? ot ' I for their early oranges this season. JA9—Yala tclenUata expressed l>cVERO BEACH, Aug. 17—t/lt— 11:00 A. M. Continue doubles last night led offieen to a farm Banana River, Fin. llef today that g largo number *i Tb* minimum for grapefruit will Mis. Daisy Church, 66, was killed of Junior Tettitl* Touinsmant hkdeway and tha money—after The committee rei _______ ■#« overloaded f«-1 ^e* $l.bO a boa and for tangerines of cases (Ugnoasd as pollomye- m a cat-truck crash at thy Juno* play telling of n set-tea of holdups In $6400.000 to start tha project In mlitlea ut a bid for a rate boost, -g t |)0S, Itl* mav etuaily bs attributable tlon of Hoad HU and Highway 16— Sponsored by the Business and i'rufcsalonal Women’s Club. N vcrtl ititAi* addition It approved the transfer • w a g i n g 16.1 par cent. The preal- jheie prices ware aat at a meet- to a new a d apparently nun-crip­ XI miles west of here early today. ii:30 A. M. Lake Front Ball Park Offleera said the former Tenn­ Of $7400,000 to tha project from ueat, Carl D, Brorsln of Tampa,, m. „t tn<e association yesterday. pling virus Mr*. Lulu Jenkins, GO, wus cri­ -"Baseball game between Yowall'a essee farm girl told them the funds previously given Urn Air Waa Um only witness heard at the Thi group number! many of Flo ri­ Existence of the virus, first was part of tha ll, Indapandcnt indej indent * ' gi growers. reported bt . the New. York aUte tically Injured) Mra. Doris Jen- "kittle Giants" and "Johnson's j Force, of the public (U’i small, ,7 by the Btate Tha aaaoclatiou reelected Ita department of W ith , waa eon- kin*, 25, waa seriously hurt and Fireball*" fyoru Dol.and. rie o d n 3:00 f t M. Swimming activities Utilities Com- pr«ild«nt, Joseph Couch of a* af flrmed by the Yale reaearcher* her son Danny, five, waa slightly at the Oviedo pool. after a yoai $ itudy. hurt. wrtrr, and all other officers. * OMNO on OC a)' > • iit ii I St IIIIHi •N Harman Proposes Moderate Construction Increase Murder Charges $58,000 Building Is Predicted By Federal Reserve \ lodged Against Mitchell Slayer For Civic Groups KLvvaiita Club- N^mefc Committee To Pro­ mote The Project <itv Pushing Work On Yacht Club For <ivic Club Center I Mux Frederick Bleck Dies In Orlando Mini Kills Wife Who Mrs. Ellen Kridffen Sues For Divorce Died Thin Mortiinu Recreation Schedule & -r*7" " »H 1 U 1 -i •> l N V., Aug. 1 7 (,!') II'- v , i 1 . latl-grow* lu>t<"1ll'",, 1: >" |.1 doom it to R r v r - r l. I 'r o t c s t T o i A p p r o p i't it io n s P ‘;m ;m ||| ,11* a lo 1ft • >f living, la* Pm-., p i, A u .1 i n - t not R e t oM r.tr! t r , | (rilt'l e■ dsn O', it . 1 A King daLiinnimt> 11 Voice By L e k i s I -i f I t r ' cU ltll >' 1,1 1.. .,, 1 . • . " tin J and TALl.AHASM I , Ana 1/ M'1’1 1 ilivrl"|. 1 ■ .1 1.1*1, ..'<1 materia!*" WASHINGTON, Aug 17 (/!’) Set rcijiv ol St tic Acheron —The Honda I rgitlaluie >. ,11 be | In 1' 1' Mlj 1,1 i> (inlaid* every* w.rtiif.| rt.r Wr.te.it German* today held ilricllv to the iol> of h mini J ’ rganut d«.«iM4 d.p lirrdumt per- new lave* when it collie* b a il I .. ,,.t. .' d’* .prning of n.lllrd iI.p.ii I., ll.p Write,,, oc a tpertal *e»>ion Srpt / ... - i*..tdic ConGovrrnoi W rrifu t.lu. I.. I ... tlip.lli'M i n .ri. l|,. ' nation and .(Minded .l.r warning noUllted »Uch .lilfiil.iiit. h* I .r. imii 11 ..I...... t r -. *. |i hung* i m.I pipm. p . i . ipinr.it all rlouht* a* ,rtl i-tl* , In It*.I I.* I , *g- I,». .'..I..l* fr..iit 50 . -Inim ns m Wetirrn »ent out hi> l>...... I . .11 t.. d.p I mi ... i. I* haded (hr ie*ult* laton ! I l ,. i ,, t» nh thine svho i> I... tnodriati.m .m l. tie Mill l»e 4 ih ‘1..... ih* uicteaiing I iHtlliV'ii Mil *f hack "for the . - ,,„,,„..p .,1 i I'ol',, mil ihr decTcatMr i.-.ip I i I.p . p 1.4.1 I ippii .harp tidern.g ihr r.M .liiifui d lau ■’ 1 one llimgi which i ................ . d.p in i iqi.tlxvi power* pro|>oting <mnhlut,..,, .1 n ■ lid fi'' ii ' I'* r u m iu l in our durum ihr *1*. I.mi. i arnpaign He menl* which »>I1 . >■ * " i" . I* Vi I I h o.. I. , ,|^ *|ld imlli.il' I l.p ..aau'l wi.irletl al.o.ll »u(licietll rrvri.i.P I.. I-G it ih If*.I ...........in find new peusr* ol the ymcmoriH \ V \ that bill .11 lot, n using dir riche* It will lake .1 dill" nil two llinil, ol III* I,.. I "AI...... >t *ii*l, Itrrdion* mav I .r , in meet (lie iA k L a ,; w ,; ; . j K im j v S a y s " V t tu ; 1 ’, M"il*ttion ills WASHINGTON. Aug. 17-,/ J 't —Senator Mundt (R -SD ) today denounced Maj. General Harfy H. ^g. Vaughan a i a "finagling baigain or" who applied "pieuuie. ftitimimidation. bluff and bluster" in an attempt to get a government work­ er to violate the law. Mundt'i bitter ciilitiim of Vaughan. Preiident Truman's mil itary aide, drew a iharp reprimand from Senator Hoey (D-N C), rbatr man of the Senate'* Special In. veitigatiom Subcommittee. Hoey laid that if Mundt bad made *uch remark* at a coin! Inal, the rate would be thrown out ol court. But Mundt demanded that hi* remark* tlay In the record. The tharp exchange between 1 Mundt and Hoey at the five per-1 center inquiry came after lliete other development*: ^ I. Senator McCarthy (R-Wi») •demanded that John Maragon, key figure in the inveitigation, he in dieted for perjury. I. Milton K. Holland, a Mil waukee tnturame man. leitifieil he paid ) 1,1100 to Maragon tor John Kdwi.rd Juliet nil.) loui.te MrAlexander ore shown m ttying to ge a uigar rationing foreground giving nn exhibition In fancy roller skating at il.e parly given by the City Iter rent inn Department last Wedne .day •uipeniinn order lifted again" the Ht the roller rink on the Inxc/rnnl. Viewing the ukatlng Irfl In Allied Molane* Company of Prith light front n.w nre: Gloria Co ih, Ann Dunn, She)* Moore, .Iran Amboy. N J.. in 1946. i,ray .b'lin Hti"*l, *'ninl Hem I, Dixie Heard mid Toni Kns-i I* 3. Herbert C. Hathom. a form«r Agric ulture Department emplove leatified that Vaughan war a little rough" on him in trying In gel him to grant an allocation ol *U|ar In the New Jeney firm m W ASHINGTONrAtig. 17.—(/D —A former Agriculture Depart­ ment employe lettified today that Ni>. 257 . t il Maragon As Sugar Rationing Probed that Maragon. in tiying to get a auger ration for ih* tama firm. /Jf rtpertame# hlmfllf > < a W hla Hou*e liatton man’ whan he went to the Agriculture Department. Associated Press Leased Wire UJNL Hears Plan To Up Living Standards City Recreation Skating Party I n d ic t m e n t For Per­ jury I s Asked For 19%. 4 . The commillee got teitimony Oinerallr (iir through ThurO* d.ir norpt |m,,|hG a thunder* *ho»r.r in thi slier mums. Gentle) snnlbrH, aitifl4, — lifijrU t ki'h. 1.11, ft � 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 16, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/95e86864335d0555b3b649c6327692a4.pdf 09c528e71ec0bf8ccaf808bd6e410482 PDF Text Text % t HOLY ( HOMS' CHURCH . FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. He*. H. Lyttletw i tlm m J m "*, H. SClKNTIST D., Rectar 1 KM East Second Street Ninth Sunday A fte r Trinity ! Sunday School ------ 9:45 A. M. 9:10 A. M. .. H fly Communion Morning Service 11:00 A. M. and sermon ‘ t Subject: ‘'Soul" 0:30 A. M. .... Nuraery School Wednesday Service 9:00 P. M. I Service* during the week Reading Room Tueidaya and i Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Fridays 3:00 to 6:00 P. M, Our District Superilitemlant,. 71..... xhursda; - j y and Saturday All are welcome to attend our Rev. M. C. Ihillew will he prngcll-jI Ifidy if„]y Communon (__......m,„ „ ... 7:90 A. M. services and (o use our Reading lug at Imth services Aug. W also h'lldiy, B:66" a ."lii" ”1, Room Monday and Tuesday nights fo b ! lowing. All ate Invited. I -------- A t THE CHURCHES F IIIH T HAPTIHT ClIUHCH Park Avenue at Hhlh Htreet W. P. Ilrooka, Jr, Pastor j n R " iL ,CV , ® r , * * i ™ U R C H ! , *!?'" I * * * * » » « ♦ j r J Mlnl.twr Take Your Family To Sunday School ____ H f HKNATOlt w a i .t e k Too many people send their children to Sunday school. Don't •end your children.take them-thrn you will be there yourself. Y.„ l ou need the Sunday school und th' .->■-* Sunday achnid netul* you. Noliody mays too young for f........., ,isclio.il very long and nobody ever gets too old. More than thirteen ceii E,*™ * nd ^ " " 1 , J.I8J I*. M. Youth Fellowship * • J* p Btb'* B rW '1 Service* * 11:00 A. M, ......Preaching and 8:00 P. M. Evening Worship John L ........ educational ! f fA N N ELB OF BLKSfllNOfl", p ui Sermon; Hev. J. E. McKinley Director I w,)l ’ i1.", morning aarmon sub7:30 P. M. Preaching ana ' Worst.......... nil -cooled comfort"' i . , , * r " W UM ■* «»» Communion (ilU U C H OF T H E N A ZA H E N E Monday School M f i A. M ., Flr"' ( Church Sunday Wednaaday 113 Maple Avrnue Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. ^ , r" ln* i0 T 4 tI1 A W J « ■ » **• Blhl* Study Hav. L. H, Huehton, Paator Training Union 5:45 P .M .! A. ( AfiT A W A Y " will he the' Visitors always welcome. Sunday School II.JB Evening Worship 8.00 P. w," " on. ,u h J*e*„„„„„„ Morning Worship .10:48 A. M. Wednesday Evening Prayer ScEo°* begin at F IR H f M ETHO DIST ( H l H ( H Junior Society .... p, \f Krrvlcf* M*(Hi P M ”• *• K. ilfH ln w y, n iiiiM tr lia y e r Band 0:18 P. M. ‘ "We've saved n place for you'"' \ « « A « I Welcome is eg- Mr*. * • ' * > • *• * ■N. Y. P. H. 7:01) P. M, ____ 1 tended to all. . 9:45 A. M. Church School Evangelistlr Hour 7:48 P. M. Mid-week prayer and iiralte f. nun hop turlc* ago u great Chiistlan lend­ er said that the Ilihlo is "a stream where alike the elephant may swim and the lamb may wade." And Just last yeur J. Edgar lloovei, Director o f the K.It. 1.. uniting on ‘‘('tin e1 and the .Sunday school," stated: i t is quite impossible to beHeir that prugrrss along the road to righteous living may he ncrompththrd n il limit the gui­ dance or the lliblr, II is the Miurrr of Hplrlluul luud, Hie solu­ tion of life's problems, and thr inspiration fur Christian living.” The modern Sunday svlin.d, with Its teacher tmining courses and glade,| lessons, lias much In offer In student* of nil nges fmm ibe Cradle It,.it t„ the adult clHsser. I'erhatis there is no other activity in which we tan engage where llii' iewinds are so great for ho Hinkll Invesliiienl, and so ultogetbar deslralM>. illble study ,<bn I.les bulb the llitelhvl and the heart. Allukloni to hililleal char- Five flnul matches In the l ’(lA iK-tcr*. Incident*, pnrulilcx, and piovrfb* arc no common iu lltrra- llnka championship* hava gone dire I hat oftan one canot read a extra holes since the tourney began inaititinc article or newspaper In 191B. editorial Intelligently without bibli­ cal knuwladga. Moat men and wo­ men who have not attended Sunday nehiHil lack such knowledge. They are to be pitied. O p to M ir iii In the Scriptures we learn both by precept and by historical con­ firmation that “ Righteousness eaulteth a nation; but sin Is a rc pmach to nnv people." Moreover, the life of the community Is en­ riched with Its social activities WALL PAPER . PAINTS under religious auspice*, and It* opportunities for developing lead­ — D R IV E -IN — ership- And the Sunday school la i l i a ta afer* ate. mine than n place to receive bene­ passes lie *-w laaa-H fits: for those who are qualified, Palmers and Paparhangars It Is a itch opportunity for ser­ vice, So. for what you can get from li mid for what you can give to ATHLETES FOOT r.KHM It -take your family to Sunday l.ANEY'H DRUG 8TOHK school. Dr. Henry McLaulin TALBOTTS TELLS HOW TO KILL IT Tke Itr M ir a a . P K R M .I. Tea M K I t H I I la m a a * Ib e k il l. a s lr * a a r H N T n A T I N a f * a T - 4 - 1.. Made w llfc a * per r e a l a teah al, reaekea N D i B ■ erm a. If aal pleased IN ON* H O I II r e a r M e b a r k tra m aa p S n r e a t x . m u i I 'M Birta*. BRASS TACKS Complete A M CONDTMVH9M UHTrS are easily installed in any room Ih your home or office. M H A U B T P A N S cool your whole houia or store by driving ouf hot air, drawing in cool M f t T A B U P A M f make cooling breasts to order. You’d be surprised how much you can do about the weather.. .and haw #t)4 H cosh. What does a man mean when he u y i, “Let’a get down to brass tacks"? He mesne that he thinks it’e time to discuss the real issue. And that’a always a good ideal Nothing is gained by "beating around the bush.” Wise men seek the issue . • • and asttls it! t i In America there are millions of people who attend and support the Church. There are other millions who do not. What is the real issue on which these two groups disagree? This is the'Issue: la min the self-sufficient master of his .world, able to overcome every problem by his own strength . . . OR is man tha noblest creation of an all-powerful God, weak in tha face of life’a turmoil when he stands alone, but strong whep ha joins heart and hand with God?, You’re a man and you’ve seen something of life! Getting Ore you stronger WITH GOD or without?. BUnltyKrucra Hsnlwora Co. SIS Sanford Ava. AaMfkM (Ml Co. If . S. Strickland, Contractor S 'S f f U S M u ihg.SrM - *» w i * * * * * Churtit m U k J & S S il w* twyl**. Thaw iSTH and «k# *4 i Im rw.__.. v r T . * * * 5 * Ky *• *• Seminole Truck A Tractor Co. 1100 Franeh Ava. Tal. 1 IM Seokarik OUm A Foist Co. PitUburyh Paint* . Glaaa far C viry Purpaaa Bar) Hifffiobothut. A fiat StasSsrS Oil Co. M k S f l 79S— PfcoM IIS i ■if?, Ip : ' ■ *1 ! . ^J i •VI 1*1 W */ ■*•+ Tw1* a �. iTT,C»»• , - ■- rA I n U n i t y T h e r a I * S tre n g th — Te Protect the N u i of tha World; To Promirta Um Progress 0f Amsrle*. To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. O T h t'nrlly Hourly «lth scattered MlIrrniHin ilo,n|«.r-'hott r r and rgmlrtHlf -i.uilu rU wiuds through I nr.d.n u II.Y VOLUM E X X X X y. j* . THE W EATHER NEW SPAPER , £ S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . M O N D A Y A U G U S T K E n tab U ah fd 1908 A jM o d a ttd P r*.** Leaned W ire 19411 Nil. 255. Plane Forced Move Gets Under Way To Reduce Smuggling Is DownlnOcean; Appropriations Under 1949 Act B rought | n to House Group Approves Full Nine Missing Senate Probe Amount Of Arms Aid Measure Fishing Trawler Res­ cues 51 Survivors Q ft From Atlantic _ Shannon. I r e l a n d ^ M IAM I. Auu I ' - i T’*—The Miami Daily News xsid tmlxv th.sl a movern-nt is underway to pate llte itnle’s $,’*10,000,000 tpp <>|iti iimn *H for I'M** hcfirr any new t»rf* arc pa*»rd In make up an anlii tp*te<| tMi.OOO.OOf deficit. The D-tly New* quoted Hep Perry F.. Murray nl .Speaker nf th# 1919 House, * * • -----------------------------------------saving that lie lms railed on (iov- It la imperative I hat we n<> tutu ermir Fuller Warren to open up the appropriation* art," M um ay •h* appropriation* act for o r*« anid. lie told the New. that lie View hy the time n special *»»-, uVgcd Warren to Include an #*Ri"n "f ,h«' Legislature la onlletl. j * m|n M t „ f the art in the ape. ial Kept. 7. WASHING TON. Aug. 15—</P> eeaaion rail. “ Murray aahl flatly he Hid not Senator McCarthy (R-W i») u id h r ile ^ KI24l),000.0(>(t o o o .n r m jla, needed Herded HI tfl i , ...lleve i.rT k ’ lr q lltllr r •> today an employee ol the company run the atate for the next two “ T h lL“ MU,‘u> Au* year.. On'the* other h*nd?Phi> doa*' ^ F'orlda Klwanla leader, have reported to have paid lor deep not (relieve that *1Hr»,f>U0,n001 « non-parll.an fact fl r r i #M «enl to M m . Harry S. TlU...1,1- 1, ...in (in- nrr eminrl In atudv -Nil# govrt' produce. eruineutal affairs and fight wo,Ip man and a number nf other not* " 'll he sufficient, aald the ruwaand Inefficiency. Anv Florida red- , able* had rugaged in "attempted >()upp|. dent may he a nicmhri. Th*- plan Mnugglmg actmtte*.'' “ tviiat we actually need will be McCaithy rmphaiiied that h* found somewhere between the twn will hr presented hy tin- Khtoti doe» m>i think there wa* anything extreme*." Murray wa» quoted a* Ian* In other civic group* vaylng. Georg# I,. Keeton of St IV m i-in iiely improper" on M r*.' “We are ao larking In Informa­ hurg, #xecntlv# dliertor uf Dio I imoan r part. ir m ll a ii * f l i Pea* Ih i m tion for the special session that p/Irs. Truman Exoner­ ated Of Blame In Connection Wi t h Deep Freeze Case SHANNON, Ireland, Aug. 15— ■an W P )-A U. ,S.-bound airliner , , , ,with 5n person* aboard wat fmred down on the dark water* of the Atlantic ocean early today when the pilot loit hi* way and ran out of gai. * n i i l. i i . A nriluli fulling trawler raced to the icene, directed by radio, and picked up 51 lurvivort Iroin the four-engined rkymaiter — c o m e ^swimming, other* on the plane'* ^ d e raft*. Britirh Royal Air Force air-iea reicue craft continued learching the area, abnut 15 mile* off the eoait of Ireland, for th* (even per­ son* ilill mining. Loil and nearly two and a half hour* overdue, the pilot w ** try­ ing to nurse hi* meager gar supply until lie reached land under the flkuidancs of another American air- , t* liner when hi* engines started cut­ ting out and he had to ditch the plsne on the ocean. T it* plane wai on the Roms ft Shannon leg Declaring lh.il hr would try lo A. J. Petty. Jr.. 111. .1 I ’.. ol the flight. Trannocean Airlines, owner* of gel ihe SZ40.0<M).fMK) Appropria­ wa* killed and two oilier young he plane, aald all the 61 |» "w " tion! hill lot I *>49 opened up (oi men, Benny Ernest Thniiipuiu, ' n r * were Italians emigrating ■tuiiy during the tpecial ictiinn and Jame* T. Griffis w-rie *piuuu to Venesuela. Also- aboard wore, , , ,, > p ,,, an American crew ol nine nnd net! iminlh. Hep. j. Hr adry Odliatn ly injured Saturday evening ,ii C,lwu other American eni(iloyc» .,,,| he rsprited Governor W arren'6 :0 0 o'clock when the l ‘Ml( l her nf the airline. Mis. Hwth Nh-hnU.J, |imil ,he lettion In n revenue ' rotel tedan m which lliry i * famed avlatel* of the H'2<>» .1meature* only and in llial event he 'iraveling r«»l on First Street tell was the stewardess. The trawled Btalberg found the intend* not to vote (nr a »nigle I |he road and crashed into llir ion crete abutment at Mill* t in k survivor a scattered over a quarter dime in additional ta*e*. Moat of The cotnrr id the abutmrnl up square m il* of ocean, "We will have to do in govern­ them were on three of the plane» ment ar we are having to do in ped through the entire right tide <<[ big life raft*. Home were float ug ihe automolnlr, killing Mi I ’cin In III* belt*. Many were •uffering butinest”. he *aid. "We will have who wet in the hack seat, accord In rhtltnguuh between what it et_____ from shoek. 1 • A fter ■wurlnjf the «r*a, the •enlial and what it merely detii- jn | t0 F o lk * Lieut. Ma* Hai* who egpUln o f.th * flshlng-boat hsad. able. Bsfor* you put your name *° * with SbeiiH P. A. Ityro and depuf e d for KllVtnaiU* «m th* any petition askiut yotif lagMlglurt 'rte* 4nVe*f1gkied the ecxideal * Aran lalands, to ftek «P • d»«to; to vole more money In taxes, be r<,ndltlou of Mr. Thompson, He radioed he would then proceed to Galway, where the nearest hos­ »ute the economy of yuur »l*te can 1who wa* a pnnsenger In ihe front . 1 •• *ent, I* still regarded a* critical: pital Is located. ,, ,u . , i._ u in favor he ha* n fracture of the *kull and The plane put down near the H ! l . really dd* morning w«* still unionAran (aland*, 16 mile* off lh# w f*t c M iln l c*m»t Irtlanu «i hungry, sir. Odham said that Ihe »el"ji«. ««ld Dr. Orville llaika. ntthe mouth of Galway Hay. Galway way “ i e are doling out money |.l.y*lclnn at be iwldI* about 26 mile* away. to the aged and unemployed will , I nughtun Memorial Hn.pital. Mr. Th* airliner wa* due at Shannon cause many of our people to lose i iffi*. the d' lv........ the aulonio; inect I* ,|0 not want i Idle «h.. suffered a fractured Jaw, at 1:11(1 A. M.. HrIItali sununer | time <7:110 p. M.. E8T, Sunday without nece* \ will p.ot.ahly be rol.iised from th* night). An hour and a half before hut I do not want to acejhoqnlal toilny. *ald Dr. Hark*, flip plmi«i w m fc h H u lM lu lainl . tuximver* have to tmy auto Thf* milomoMk, th« property or the control timer here lost rK(1to ■ for pP„p|e who won’t ! A. K. G n ffi* » a* completely decontact with It. work" I innllshed ami wn» taken to llntAll aircraft In the erea were Deciaring that he had been un nlfe'* Cotnnei W B. Wataon, who alerted to be on tha luokout lot to ou^ wbat the State [ iuvesilgated the wreck, termed It the niin»lng plana. . Welfare Board 1* doing with our I „„ unavoidable accident. Shortly beror* 4 A. th* nlon#y> M r Odham «ald that K ta i-| „ et streel, smooth tire* and oversea* pilot of II .Biltlsh ...— . , ““ . air. Welfare, which mat |800,000_ in | Pxce** *|ienl. were contrlhutlng Ilngr raported ire had sighted th* 1037, cost 133,000,000 for th# la«r factors to the accident, according lost plane flying 30 mile* out at two year* and will cost 142,000,-. p„||,.P r;*ptain toy Tlllls. Tha sea. west ol th* Irish coaat. 000 (luring tha next two. "I know | t(,rPP young men ell of I'anla. . A t about the seam time, a Trans of no...........he ............................. .. ... iveie reported lo have been Inreason .added, "why s»*World airliner, bound from Shan­ such lending tn go on a flailing trip. non to New Fiiuernl service* for Mr. I'etty scene. Explaining his philosophy n were held this Hfternoon at 3:0(1 The pilot of the transocean overnment a* being the tradlti- ■■'clock at the Church of Christ, plane. Capt. Edward Hessev of lonal one upon which this eminItev, David Harrell nfflWethersfield, Conn., radioed he try wa* built and which provided withII the nnflnii«il On r * i l Two) (I'aallaaed Cla that a man ahould he allowed to (Csattsw* O* e « M T e»r Rep. Oilam Talks A.J. Petty, 18, To Rotarians On Killed As Auto Hits Abutment State Problem s bays 1949 Appropri­ Two Others Injured In Anto Crnr.li On ation Act Should Be West First Sticct Opened For Study v.,;r.';.imv„ ii,. g - ............- f •r a w t a nallon-wld* .steel strike. Re answered t h * ' testimony of Robert R. Nethanj one-time govarnment economist wh* Appeared for tha CIO steelworkers union when It* side of th* nase wes pre­ sented to th* hoard. • "During the first quarter of reported steel profit* reach •d their highest level," tkekman .conceded. ' ' tp " It was during tha period that -axceeaeu th* rat* of operations 'exceeded 1 IiIngot capacity for 100 per cent of for the first a three month period . Istort of th* Industime In th* hlstoi try. "This record level was ly unusual and provides no In­ mky be exdication as to what mny pectsd In the future. ______ ,vt THE WEATHER I ■ ■ ........... JACKSONVILLE, A -Atlanta Chicago Detroit Galv ftS Mrs. Margaret Addi^ ltla rt, 71, widow of the late L. D. Hart "f Geneva Hied at her home Sunday morning. , . , Born Sept. 20, 1B7* in Lafay­ ette, Ala. Mr*. Hart had lived in Geneva for 23 year*. She was a member of th* Geneva BaptGi Church where funeral service* w ill be held tomorrow et 4:00 I . M. With Rev. W . B. Kyter official fng. Burial will follow In Geneva Cemetery. Th* body will lie in state at the church from 3:00 I . M. until 4:00 P. M. Survivors Include two *l*ter», th * Misses Mlnnl* ttsnunond and Maud* Hammnnd of bafayelt#; 4wo etepsons. PlcChard I. Hart of Seattle, Ween, and Cader J. liar* of Miami. ANNIVERSARY TOKYO, Aug. 15 - ( / P i - The IK," . iipiilile of .......... a n y th in g lm - I icipei . Mi Cm thy said. "I don'l Ihink she knew anyihlng ulnnit the pci fume com­ pany's iiiiinectlnn with John Mai ngnti, 1 mu sine, for example, she I n<>w imlhliig nlmiil the attempted "inuggling activities on the pait of mii employe of this company." Mmag'iii is a foinicr kan*a* i Ity Id. nit Marker who once had i Whit.* House iia*« and who ha* •i.id \ anghati I* a good friend of hi*, I wo week- ago th* committee In-can Investigating a report that Maragnti wa* Involved lu a cmlome duty incident in lUttf. The committee heaed .rci>lg»ktnn;tm pcareil In 'th * Tribune. Tli# newspaper **hl It wa* re polled tbnl Meragnn had hr*,, ihnigcil duty on supply of viiluiihli* perfume *»*rncr lie »»■ ■mill lo Iihv # hroughl back fi >m J’luni'c, Tlo> paper -mid ........... turn* chnig# wa* mail# after nnlr-rt custom* guard hod dl»covei ml (lu- essence. D i- known lhal th* comm-,,--bn* In cn D ying unsuci'#* if-d l. - ii fnr to gel certain liifoMimii •ii--i,incut to the general linpiu , finm thr Justice Dcparlm- n* The perfume matter ceme up «' (lie start of today's cnmnii"-scssliin after Glial mi an It . v lt,-N C l anmutneed that the k • -->iwhs deferring further pub,-.testimony nr\ th# freeirr e n --el* CANDID V I K t|, . .i ta' in l< ••>n. « m " * !X>ll • < lilt!-" I J<111011 jD’litli in (iciniMi* i) P |< " } Hit |»H' • P A R I I A M E N T " f t il e i •• ■ W e - i i.. i i i h i . i 11- H i- Ig n o r i" ! 'to I'- i u til, r, "c|/(* \ " •' I |t-»l ■>iea I t »ln " (lie Augu-,1 I t cli'ctlnns. Tin li|Ullil(' f I't.ll II b* m#-t# up of II * !* !* * in ii-e 'In •■rsfriti I ’-nir hun-*' 1 ....... |t *e,9 Mil •on. I" i it' •.<h111■in■In i , it - 1 i lei of ihe il.M u l .S'nial Dcm- ii * ! , iiMax 11'iiiiann, r 'ommorii it I- • 1 • , mite unin i oiUi'il hy thi1 1 m 1hi I’rtD tin letI1R who •'MfipFI Rt«i1 with OiMMumtitl el 111lu>« 11»r 11145 n h t'l'tt th** fl s* .......... ! t)R IV y iR l, I tlf IVI intuit lit AIII Dm, c l <o« IU»’V Ifp iil'llt a |H«*si(|C)l1 * v i IMCir^t t vlit * #•! k “U wjf.^T*lb«l}(e Strikes Down Rfaryland Law 1Right - Wingers Against Subversive Activities Given Mandate M e a lla a r e On r > |l Tnal now Is the tlm# to start an Investigation uf new industrial possibilities.'* Directors present at tha meet­ ing Included John Sankartk, Dr, A. W. Epps, Jr., George Williams, p. M. Glmrlc* Karlyla Housholdar, SIX YEAR HEX William B. Ktcmper, John Shep­ NEW Y O IE , Aug. 15-G P 1- pard. B. F. Ganaa and Gordon A film of sex education designed Bradley. for alx-yoar-old children la plan­ ned for exhibition. In achoola, be­ FORMER PRIEST WKDfJ fore pawn* study groups and In PHOENIX, Arts., Aug. I I —Of) teacher-training courses. — A former Catholl* p r i n __ it t and Tha film la plaaned by Eddla hi* bride are honeymooning today Albert, producer of the movie In ruilfnrnta.They wvrs married "Human Growth," which wa* ra­ at Buckeye. Aria., M .m lle* west Louisville Cops Seize Man Called Public Enemy No. 1 I’olitcman Killed ZubroH To Conduct One Another Injured In Courne For Nt'^rocK Main ions ShootjjiH J, Tilden Jacobs Reports Great Success In Growing Banana Trees Auto Drivers i’ompromise O flered ;*0 In Birmingham /ones h X . " ‘ u i e " b ^ £ h .. * o f b iS in « hang high h f lh*^Ide .n il «hT u !« ! •a ? *. . « X - n « ; h ..d Dirn 1 leayes erchlng overhead, form \ cool retreat from the mid-dty suu Bomcthing of the economy of iir„f nxture was explained explained by ny i-mr. i rur. N o i | im . ; ,1 '" fl| " ’....... Four ° 'clocl‘ , | Th» P '6 "' ■doptsd by a group ’ ^ in 'iA T s c 'ln u p id la m ' r*De „ f " ir . ln n,,nv ':ol(,r■' of resident# In tha disputed area, I., th* New Yo.k Cllv '‘. " T W * ln mw,y v a rletl.a,! offer* to re-tone for negroes I f , ! L * and 2" per cent In the r.-*i ini) , | „ re „ „ many hug(> Mg)I „ re. now clasalfled for white* "J ,|,e ,tate. !ralmi. A growth of leguetrum 16 ""ly I rite i]e|>«rtmssiit riled these fig. driveway Includsd In the 15 acre* la th# I ure* »n * 1947 purvey uf 97,1)00 il(„j afford. ,„ „ u 1|n,j kuos! protection site where -- three ------- negro negro house*1 houses drive drivers* lu Hie state outside . . . . . . .of . *"n5* po n e^ *n I afelnst strong wlnde. were bombed feat March. It nlsu.Nrw York *Tty: 14 4 per cent of recently, aoon _ as A n tree hu» I’rof. Jacobs revealed that ha rmibracas the plot where a negro lIn* liienrcil operator* wet* under _ "Aa ___ burn It* atalk of fruit," he declar pint taught school in 1897 In recently started construction n? a , 26 Ami 14 4 per rent had 2H.6 cd. "It dies, falls to the ground, orange county. From 1918 to 1928 home, but later stopped. • p»r rent of all fatal accidents dccompoaea and lends life to the hr whs principal at the Lake M un-1 The aectlon does not Include two 1»»d 23 8 p«r cent of all non-ratal younger plants, tut- Mchool, and from 1928 to 1936 negro homes that war* bombed ecrldent* "lh event of * freest-," he said, Men principal of tha Sanford Jun- Inst Friday, however ------------- “ t—---------"the tree* can be cut buck to three lor High School. During the fol. _____ I NIGHT C L L II F IIIE feet from the ground, and will lowing four y u re he was a teachg. IB—OF)— F L A N K CRASHES A L IC E , Tex., Aug. shoot up again and bloom tho next « at thu Lyman School at LongflH E L B Y V IL L E , Tenn., Aug, 16 The night club which figured In yexr,“ “ DU(I’ bom In Chill uota. — f/P)— A two-engine Beecher" rtf the death of 0 crusading radiu trass■ J & f a i c o rn e ta lk ., W afire early Mrl, j MOb* who died four yeara ft*" '* .fro m Chanuto Field, III., commentator was , . set . . ---------gras* and weeds ■ro added for UugtR school for many crashed m ar Nora today, killing ycjUrdav. 'Hie M b m was extinyrtra. 1 twn nccupMto, Kidshcd l<"foro It did any ilamagc. -e several -------- - / '• » * , .ru„ ------. _ • *w (Ul ) Kaxon, n hi* laat ___ Um tract* of duWR In flames I |||>ua(|CMt blasted Ul* club--|he Active la rail « , k . r r . 1 ■bout Mo b o **, Prof. Jacobs . ... #u Jieoho la high* Rxnch Alegro—aa n Dlaca wh.re JJ- m I- " i C h in a \V \ IIIM .Io ' \og h </»*) 1 hr II | r ,k/n M l hit Cmn* 1 mille r it - [ «4 ,, ,j -’ (I 'll- full s. 1 Ifinitflf » La(| j,,, r -lent 1 roman 1.0 W I lM nmt anl. 1 he 1 1>1111)1)f I 1'• |Hin 1 4-1 i'll, -t up hrI'V.SM , , I. , J 1.1 mtliority. ) *‘ t nun ? l ■ Il'fll‘l'll to Ill I'itN 4*t^ 1-.f • for an 14441* '♦ 1 |1 - 4 II t ii non t unt­ nniiit' ' 1um « h *|.Uf tip \y sf • 1il 1 tii'-p- fumf 1 mii* h '• il -in,-, 's in- I-- h# uc»(l np Im I T ’,i \fh ;i <ltd the nlli *r In fllMfl. C- fl,» *1 ;i un between Mill H 'ii 1 I im - in. prill. l Mir l ‘ir «lr Ml 4.1 f f <|4(«'4tf(| $ 1 I i . i • Ip \ I ! «111 M I ’.ll’f | ft.ll (I 111t .Il 1" 4 M hi 144*t”441**fl. 1 M 1 (Mil** 1 (t kM «is i 4.1 1 I I t • inid .i1 • r ,u, gU 1 hi 41vr il llrts v. Ilk 1 1.4 I.,s Mw.gI ' 1 -l -i l• ' ......... .. n :.;. M. M hoi ■ r*ii Mm ; J|a.I',»H i 1 11 ill 1 1 •IN . ( a|S»« ) lit!') #77, if M1,'HII) hi .111fii * Ul • mi r, Huh»'«' m 1eM |t. M 1 ,♦ lit \ mull'llilt.Mll J 1 ►It* • V N V > .............. ‘1 r . > [4 44 1III,11(11) I. ..i " ,. . )Mill )»i •apf 1 HIV. "ff ' ♦m»4 t <I' lliih-il O. D t t ii111Iim 11 y ................... I A it l|« . mil.I 1 ! » f •, 'Mi: »o ,t *1 *‘t11M111'\ llllRI 1 *Mi ’ ih‘f»M»f iihuia *iM|H ti M I \ l ! Mitt Ihmt i itrthon Tt; nrfn|i i **tl iiimt hot Th Htn I'Aainn lilt1 1i«p4 ■nit1 •11•k lit f I in* f Cl* I' «pl» * tht* Uiir fcutt i i m. t diiniltu lo llio r » \s If I» VTty11r*«| N’l < -'i »i I » |i *u*iim Hv i|f»Vf«|o|i "hniin iitj y tt ns| >■s*j ‘ * • ■1 1 $m is•| V«'A hi Mlioy i'll iim lit* m!i h 1 hi hi 1 ('\ I! i»m t * t. In German Vote DM ID KIRI Vug 15 |/C, A nidge today ilru tk down M an anil , ii. .I • ">en » law agsmtl ttlhvei in e arlivitje*. lodge |.-irp|i Sltrt • lr „ .,! hi,, legislate no |l,r llimiglil, id lit i itireni ( iM U M iiiti . t : 1 II I I V t IIU'li'me (m ill hat mailr i, i lear." hr said, "tin , laws mat ( >lli•< ■ml i mnlui I n lm 'i ilra il) irrmuilv. and imimneudi I )> I r , 1 1 I* trill I I I lilt ; •D m i,••(! suli-taidive e iil, : . i f f r* W .tt lln lr il •tn-v uinv Mill intimii- iutn Do, "•-dm nf Idea-, 1,-ligimi, ami p , I It A' i . | l h' I l.e, liti-ui liellefs, and oinniniM I l*|*l W f I H t I tin- law deals with nveil ai-l», I, „"i Dmnght*. It ma> imnl-h fm ...... Urf •Ii 144(|t vMfi'j; |.>>1111r 4 « a'ltng. hut nnl fur thinking flPiliid sir 1*1 (|l»r 1t 1Im ttr l-J r. *1 Daivlund's so.called Ithei law. tf pidijii ♦m Htr 1f lh 1il rtr\| (fiin »as fiamed hy a iiimml-sliin * lu-aded hv Frank II. tiher, Halil yr.ii» M mL liter, JUlMO.OfMI ( iciltMII mure nttorney. D wa- nd-ipled hv the general nsseuildy la,l wlnlei 4\ MfMF'l 1 • ill" 144til 4 p i *'•11U * Mi and hecaine effretive .lime I. Him |<i *1 \ i ,*f 11"! Hull hut It innvlded prlaut, ai-idi-ui'es up lirnk i». f I III I fM i f I v Im IIf |'il •o five veers and fine- up In 16, ( mmhiiihh hi ih I ' MHi Mi l I'M ppu in at for he longing hi nu or m U'•Mrin J upr*|ic iim »■ III* guiii/alion deputed subversive If L O U IS V IIII. Kv.. Aug. 15 IVnaltfe* up to tk'ii.uuu and 20 i- |I J r 4*1' ll ll/ ♦*'*! W» si |lr»|m hi’)- A man Ishlird by ihe FBI a* veni.a In prison are »et for lh"-e * • id ri" If* ihp I( pi U 111 PiiillPi in aidivei slve ' I ’ublic cnrmv No I" wa* lirld '•ngnged actively p|rt If*,II* Gre today m r nruicrtion with llir aitivilie*. W *'frrtO »«*tvti•*11V % i I»111f m i l l All public emplnvi--. ini-loding I dal si mutifia r«f nitf polupfiMri (hr* | r*P1^4f u{ ( 4f(!lltHMHm III lllf H'fl i Iif woiiridin4 «»( Atintlifr IavI —’hold teachers, were n-uniied to I , r i I lh" whrif^ lli^ AI 111i sign a loyalty oath. n»aht. llte act did not Itupo ip I hp'tf 11rlf|*14 Kj’Mlil Pnlirr O lid ( nil lU in lii idrn Pi-oaltie* ipeclfically fm being n VV#»Ri I i**l III All Vdh'fv li lb«* 1t» "H uHrMI MfIr| f«Yt|p|iH» hfiptl lh* niRn h I- a i I I). Until ' ........uniat, but Its preamble said ' |r, tr-l 4 i vi 114 i t',M l i-miouiiDlu fits the defmlflun nfln g ti, pi '-‘m i ( l n n iliiN i 4 fill F u f f T w « | ellhve)live activity. II said h | <i ,,I nf Die 102 ineuihel pallia treacheraus, world-wide rouspii ' Oieiit , . I Die flee enleipil-e pa, a<’V lo overthrow other guvern I De- .vlime policies have Die roll inept - by force. d Amn ii'an >d fu mi i. ll-ll'llugh,, im, wiuithi-l, Dm " Ih e x x x x act Is uncoil-Din Duiial and invalid," Judge- Sht-i in- ph it,oiled to the heavilv Bob Zuhrod will coudiit'l a wah•afetv clinic at tha W. E, llnwai-l S'.'oiit Camp fnr negroes Meg..... . .I'ne-1 ..... morning at 9:30 o'clock. Till- wdl »'? followyxl by (he dcdh-ai ton -f McClelland Field, named after , F. McClelland, county commi. sinner. Mr. Znbrml will coinplrie ,lu .la y s * * d ire c to r * T h u r s d a y n ig h t course In life savirig for Inst,li­ appointed Karlyla ..............................old Ilnusholder as ter* Wednesday evening Tin. i-halrinau of an Industrial com- tours* I* being conducled a, Ihe mil lee. Ihe ...... linn iif which will Mayfair Inn pool. hr lu attempt to seek out and bring to Sanford new Industry. Other member* of th# commlttss are John Sheppard, Gordon Brad­ ley, tV. K. Stamper and Gaorge William*.’ famil) I*. SI. Gingle* wa* named chairIt violetce thu basic freedoms, man of u housing cnmmUtea which wa* directed to keen in touch with Viiitorc al Lake Monroe li.ur been lurpmrd recenlly al the guaranteed by the First und Four* I v , (('a n tl*e M a s r a g * Threai I (M IM k. th* local homing situation and to number anu sire of ihe tranai t plssts llint J. Tilden Jacobs, retired try tn *#* that enough housing principal ,p*l and teacher, has succeeded in growing beck of his home. Ii provided tn mast th# needs of Where l.ut two yeais agn Irulliloirrs leveled wild growth and tree», S«nf«id'« Industrial expansion. NF.W YORK. Aug. 15 -,/Pi Thl* committee will work In co­ more than 1,000 banana trees, some nf them 20 feet high, wave their, ( lability Insurance rate* go up operation with tha tnduetrlal com­ frond* In th* xlr, The trees grow# - --------------------- —---------------------, In clusters of up to one dosen and lw rjol of co|or( amJ mittee and Include* John Brown trunk! of many or* .l» M Inr tie, '"r 1,u‘ ul cu,ur' """ 111 aanmon, |*IR M IN G H A M , Ala., Aug. I[i ' '-ilpd ..m.pei'ateil'hv VlTu^er s'lmde c end Raymond Lundqulst. f i dl.m? 4.e y * I* '"•hv of ‘ he more familiar -(/Pi — A propgyal regarded as a i ' ' ' ‘ ' ,|e 'a.i,e nf the had Cum ineti ting on tha Jaycesa new VarD D .V' In 1 i n „ H"rltl» garden varieties such a* ''compromise" from white vltlseus ' 1,. ,. “ , „f ,|i* vmdhfid program, Sir. Ilnusholder said, "la ilV f InV* r»"C* ^v* IInw* r vnT «"'«rvlH., hyd.-nge.a In an explosive, racial inning 'll'* drlvar* "With new waterfront terminal * ■ S' H" . ,1" s" r?ntT facilities, Sanford will be able to rlu lt with X .IsTlcite n a v o T th c r i ™ " » l r a o f ’ t h V r o ^ . r ami by'\ £ % 7 X ^ * i ! $ o f wlV r X S r V t -*nd r i ,the......... Jaycess feat that today without any direct ramlndera of their military col lapse In World War 11. Th* Japanaaa war* told lM t**d how much progress they have mad* elnc* war. : I hr Witt ontin Senator made hi* tlaleineril at the opening o f lo *| day * five percenter hearing. The Senate Invratrgatmg Committee is trying In bud mil whether impro­ per inlluence with government of­ ficial* ligiiie* m the artivitiei of ri»nn* wini charge fee* for help m landing government contrail*. "1 feel theie is nothing III the irrorcl suggesting that there wet niiythtiig • ven mimtely improper mi the pail "f Mrs. Truman, uhe i, the type of lady who Is III- IlmiHltolder Heads Steel Profits Said To Mra. Margaret Hart Jay tee Committee Be Unusually High Dies At Geneva Home NEW YORIk, Au*. 15— (AY— A steel Industry expert told a presi­ dential fact-flndfng board today that recent high prpflta tn th* In­ dustry were unusual sued would not continue. ' * • * Th* statement was made by Dr. Jules Rackmnn, an associate pro­ fessor of economise at New York University, * • ' Hackman continued for • second day his testimony b elon the three-man board nam ed'by Pre* A 'aidant Truman In a ir effort to 1A u ir m ln ir n i' S p lit I t 1 if.' 1 W t’ H t t r i s h , C o n 1 r .n i A iitlio r ity ; West Germans tiled 1’irliament AngUHt I I un un I , , . m■ isIii i i r .t in fiit* til II aim-ntlnionl 1K 4"iiiifii U ' VV V A 1 AMI,I u'ji t ii* if tn iM'iliintifii - vn' L i* , 4,II- | * ' v *nti■*f,ii l fHlIS'llt III' Sit I (14 ,<MfHl Him Mill) ■IT MU Hit I 11 BRliHiifJ un i'nKv Twr*l I'lmi'ral Services Kit Brian Hurt To \W Hold Thursday I ii iiiiin I se rv in ', fm S t a f f Sqt. Hi urn James U nit, h., -m , killed III all niinlilll IIVI-I , In ........ Sept lu l l, Will ,.|. !|. [.| I I .......I ly "mi nnitf ul IIMl'l | , l ,t( All ' 1 1 lit Indie ( 'I nn ' Ii lh>- bully Is dili- f-i n i n e Imris W i liie -d n y a n d will - •• i-si-nrted '•■ D im r h l i r c h In in \ m e i i r a n ' '.i:"-n g u n r i l of h-m" The Itua•ii -- III he rm-lti - 1 ul a ni) IV M uid tin- i l i u r r l i will In- i i p c i all ntgld Tillfidlii!)-t-g im .r u in g I i.Duir W lllinin irtiDuli will I'l-iiilnrl a high n-qiil-'iii mih, s at I ..... . A. M. 'lilltu ry servli-ea in • •-tine.-1tint -I'll Die fnnr-rnl will Ii" in -haiga -■f Dim A Ii i I'|-| i -II11 I,..nil'll Mi and M r. J. I,. Hurt, rhi* parents, liteieal Hint flow n i hi- omitted. lu iiddlDun to thi- iiaii-uta -ur' tvni". Include three la.ithi-rs, .1 L. Hurt, ,lr. nf Ml!Vtori,I lti--nd,; Cant, •'h-ulea C. Hurt ul I-'iini', fm t. Di-rmunv and Edwin I tllcglus Mmt nf Orlntido nnd fm r slstt-rs: *-D- (1. A. Spin-r, M i. Has, K. Anderson nf Winter Turk, Mrs. T. E. Mi'Kenvnr of Tin.ifly, N J. •" I M l*. Herbert Mill Jr. of Mtltun. nl Hurt wan horn lit Sanford, liinn 16, 1921, Following grndunD"u from Ki-inlnuli- High '71-110111 'n 1939 lie was eui|dnv --I hv tli# 't-ite Hoad Depart..... it Me nti>-nd#d the UnWersli■ .■< Florhla --ii u srludarahlp from l ‘M(l to the spring of 1912 when he volunteer­ ed for service with the Army (<’«n lla **e On r a , , I’hrcsl NF.W YORK SUGGESTION N E W YORK, Aug 16— IfP)— Mayor Wllliunt O'Dwyei today suggested to I ’rcshlciil Truman that he name a, Icnnt nun woman and one negro lo D ie fo u r new U. 3. district court imlacslilps in Ihe Southern federal district of New York. JJ V 'I ■ i I Recreation Stiierlnlc Tuesday 6:80 A, M,— Lurtvi- Lake Front Hall Dark for DeLam) where at llulley Flsld, Yow ril’a Little Glaule will play Joluuon'u Flra Malta, . W:00 A. M,—'Tennl* Tuurnaroant Blngloa ploy begins at Lake Front court*. iT t r - • alby-r! prostitution wop practiced. He waa 2:00 shot to death the next Roy. stal L 3 Swimming at Cry- . r - ’*’ ... J M __ .• 4iu t ^ �MONDAY AUGUST 14,1949 P U Z Z LE S WHATS THE ANGLE ON THESE? AND R PASTIM ES “ Handies," the prewar fad in the United States? A similar pastime la n postwar fad in England, it's called "Angles," and consists of emember CRYPTO G RAM HERE are fourteen short words, three of them repeated, which should make this sn easy crypt to solve. When you have discovered how the letters hitra been substituted, you esa read the quotation from Pope on the auhjrct of the advantage of truth-tetilng. T ro VFN SHJJK RBLRGEJB FB M FNV J(iB DQBM9 M WLTBQS.MIBRi CN(f EB CNQIIBT MNQB CR 8N SN a U M e<W| FB I-NS KWR9 9VBLSZ KMGLSMGL N»*B. n f ,q |m a aq J»| ' <1 THE T W O CANOEISTS T HE canoo aenson'a here, so nnlurnlly there's In­ terest In n problem about cnuoelats. Recsntly, ‘twne stated that Jnck ami Jill, ranoe enthusiasts, Imd an argument about whsther to go up or down river, and each atnrted off in a dif­ ferent direction. That la, they atnrted from the aim * point at till) aamo time, one up and one down the river; and in 20 mlnutea they wore two and two-third* milea npnrt. By that time esch had "cooled oil." Both turned around and started to­ ward each other. They met around 20 minute* later a mile from the starting point. The question was asked, what worn the speeds of the current and of the bonis? Them was some question about the answer given. However, before discussing it, we'll let you try to wurk It out yourself. a n i l u , j a«. *■| <f i aq|| t|.1ai|a • j» M tna U M »qi m | in q M o m Ul»ai,a<1n » q l t ill * l l | > I| <111 » i q i * u a t a p|«"aa m i n i * U | ‘ i l i a n i i y |><ii|«iqfl »q iq n n a a p * -1 i i . t l l ' i I 'O l n M J'i tu a ia g ip MUM w ||m b q r " * l i t * ! • ' ‘ l* ’0 « m n n o a a | iu t | | u i « |«> t / i I p a |a * a ii e i a o iir » a iiw » ''t »qi ' M i l l a yn 1 / 1 ^ | j a « < i * 11111 HlaaijaMH a i|l a | |i|« -tm u , » |p |H fl aqi * ■ *UUI ■ |(| l / | * 1 iq iin n *1 1 H laI|L *H ' n i l ' l l %/t I M l M tU K a u * w i i a j * q l i " S " | [ p p l'l * ’| l w u |iu g • • f /1 I " J" U l/b lb l lib I S M AN you figure thle out, that ia, count all of the sixes and C •evens correctly and reach ths right total, within alx or seven minutes? 'tm*i ptn tverprrqq I 6A| gf j n «1 •»U. St. John Cooper, writing of the fad in the Exprete, Raid: *‘It*R not until you Rtart playlog ‘Angle** you me! f that the crate really get* hold. To the outsider it eeema pretty ellly (which, of courae, It in), hut I •in report that It la quite aston­ ishing how the ekeptica and pooh-poohers surrender once they get a pencil in their hands." •n <q 111*11•l"* H M in t *qa < l|q u s * I r«HAja »U|UM'| M|| Jq « *•• n (i.p io u j •<• ..wt*«V.. ■uqt |n| « a IHM||S|*g ■*^N N E of the most unforv tunate aspects of this succeed in finding out who his nuslnesa of crlme-deteetlon," In­ murderer was.” "Oh, then the man refused to spector Sharp* remarked, "it that we so often arrive on the talk and you went ahead and scene of the murder too late to solved the case anyhow?" get the victim's point of view "D o n 't misunderstand me. about the whole affair. Only The victim was the only one who once was I present before th* could tell us the name of the victim expired, but under rather murderer. There were no other «tranga circumstances." clues. It Wns only Information "What do you mean?" I asked, that the victim could give that would solve the enso and I found rny curiosity provoked. h way of getting that Informa­ “ Well, the victim had suffered tion from him before he died, a mortal wound," Sharpe con Do you know how?" tinned. "But, I arrived In time After a little reflection, the to question him. However, ha re­ answer dawned upon me. What? I i* ta < l p m M>o*« S u|*n Jq a a |t« u iji> jiii fused to-utter a single word *1-1 C * J<q»*»aq| *M 1 - q |* i |nu p in ..] „ . , * upon his deathbed. I was unable *tnu.,Mp ■ IM •Ml, iu-,|n]*f H E ekl season It never over; for when Ms snows are gens. Mere's Water eWIng-- and, fudging by ih lt photo, iky-tiding. T k trt a rt always "sWs" and "sky*” fn (As Thtadlintt, for they're Me termini of many ditUngulthed names. Set how many of the name* you neogniti. W E D D IN G W O R D IN G DA ZE M A Z E \UNE, being the month of wtddingt, Inevitably J ft the month of wedding annivtrtnriu. Far* Aop* thit month you'll be ratted upon to remem­ ber enmr. How welt do you know the different bridal auntvereary designation*—gold, tlh 'ir, silk, efr.f H'Aeii you’ve wandered through tkil anagrammatienl mate, you'll know. B y P h y lllt F ra te r and E d ith Young There are symbols to mark each year of wsddtd bliss. Can you unscrambts th* word* opposite the years? 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year filh Year fith Year 7th Year 8th Year 0th Year 10th Year lttth Year 20th Year 20th Year • 80th Year 85th Year 40th Year48th. YAer 50th Year 55th Year 76th Year First, cut out ths entire ares below, enclosing the fragment­ ary drawings nf a dog. Then, fold and refold the pa­ per until you have the silhouette shown at right. In the process, some segments will overlap. Think It's easy? T ry i t l -e I *uo)«iaq«u ■I*"l uitHi»*ln »qi u*qi *il« M M •*«■) aiMJiauanp •'() -«a)nii|"< o| u| »||ui •uo ■«) ihuim tin M S ie u iM lIa u a o p » u ||p p t< I |0 I t q l p u s n w l l M s IU ||p p « l M IN I M l om\ MUM pauJSJia'U ||U * « » ••» ’ p « » t l{ • • > * • M| |S *|>p*l »iq*Hiu o*| *n lt>n m i s •» II 'Mttiau| 114 • s » ir * M II M a n q in a U * a * |U | <n«l a o u tn a w t l l t l l i q j t U» W « » • * t o! Site 1*111*11* *»u* «1 lj»a*.j*u *q PI'KI* l| •»>■•* qj»i J" pwait tin oiu> a»tip n'M q*i,,i "i i*"1* "r,< ii '■**!■ *i»a *ai JOJ* o3 at* hni n iij M •) qt'ii miiu iq»i* *i p^e> l»WI treat q i m l - M il'll |'1»1* JOt/ i I * * « ii i *41 Ml | « a t i( PIW'S <*H» J"nq 01 unail no J'I t/l “I **I1IU w t 1«I**S'I n * 1"! »*> s it •**!■ •u s iq ovo u| toms r « »*°i i m w m m L i FOLD UP FOR S O M E PUZZLING FUN ERE'S another example of (’. II. Colby's popular new version of an old pnxiln form. I In rails It Foldles, which de­ scribes the species exactly. For what you must do la fold and fold until you’ve solved it or folded up. '• •Ml <M « •« " «•«'! J u t i M a n , ! .M ill THE D Y IN G STATEMENT IB lB Z S ft 9MH1 G IIB I.S irawlng little aketchea like thoae above, depicting something from an odd angle, real or hypo­ thetical. The fun cornea In de­ vising ailly situation*. For example, the flrat sketch shove la "dentist's drill a* seen by the tooth." The next (reading left to right) ia "Broadway col­ umn let aa seen by the keyhole ” The third: "Itahhit hole aa seen by the rabhlt." Now try to get the “right angle" on the other three sketches, from the London Daily Exprete. ERAPP O ALCfl I8LUN.M IKLS ODWO HO IN F.PRPCO ZROREN• TROPYKT I NT SLTRACY H A NiC RVEILS APLRE CROAL RYUB PHRISPAE LGOD DRELAME 1 M ADDION it e m F u itlM . U u lim t n j OtniM, fc» N i t l l l i Vra*«r **S W ith Vnnni. PiihllahH hr H ln ttm Bnot*. ANSW ERS ta in * . - J it u i M 'iu i puoimjp • « »q o, q)M aq, i aaiga <•*<* 'mq»i* 1avx>q -qwwi 1« mi»»| Miqi i «<nt« U| U tJia m iitia pMnvqq »qi upiauo* M|||jnqin« aanp latsu M ii n * * M in u |u i p i u | * n '** t * » u " l “ » » 'l* « " 0 *1 1*11“ ___ »___________ ___ __ ___ * U u . a a * . o *i*s l i l n l l t II Ml Of ft At I (SI ■ H O J fld • p u o w v ilt - iim ! p |> j< iu > —q t t f I n o * — <i i o i I a lia s ■am-qilt f|«MO»-aill inwe-ajioi i i a a | ,* - q ij » I Min* ! itia< t v-.M U l I n il - q m l : J ja ilM - q»n» I H iiiiq — MIM*I» a iu » a « !o n il—M ill* ! p o » * - q i( g I ail*— qtinoj 1 o||*mo—pj(qp»m|ji*—puojri 1M4M—tu * m u n y HOW TO SPEND $100 HERE'S a poser that goes like this: A nsw farmer had 9100 to spend for livestock. Hs could get hogs for 910 esch, shsep for |8 each, and chickens for 50c each. He wanted to get exnctly 100 head of llveitock for hla |100. How could he do it? < One answer given to • reader of thie page, was: Let him buy 80 chickens end 20 sheep. That, of course, le not e eetlifectory answer if the farmer wants all three varieties of livestock. How can he buy 100 h u d for 9100 and Include all th ru kinds? T SQUARING THE TRIANGLE HIS la an Interesting puxxle you can make end prove to yourself that an equilateral triangle can be squared. r Draw on e larger scale either the square or the triangle above, using cardboard or a thin etrlp of wood. Cut it Into four pieces, along the lines Indi­ cated. The segment! can be used to form either a square or a triangle. (The triangle. In thle engrav­ ing, Is slightly reduced). The numbers will help you remember the solu­ tions, which ere not s* easy ea you may think. Try th* puizle on your frlende. T Turn About HE word astronomers can be ensgremmed Into a phrase having a similar meaning: moon-etarere. Can you antigram It, that Is, transpose It into e phrase of oppoalte meaning? It has 4n unusually good entlgfem. 'Tr* Cross Them Out H H M» t M ta «a*q* M t((* M 111 >e 1’awSH'' CRYPTOGRAPHIC ENIGMA ! k k Y flret is in chair, but not In bed, * ” • My stcond’e In nou, but not In head, My third le In tube, but not In pipe, IMy fourth le In eweat, but not In ripe, . . My fifth l§ In notice, but not In well. My tcAole may be large, or smell. A Q U IZ - C R O S S W O R D THAT C H A L L E N G E S Y O U H T tils koit im IM. end to dtllrst Itrstl oat #r thtlr handst U asm. H.4S) "H eVitl Is tees------- 4*sl< tore, Utte OM„ if 4m 9*0 ssnsrBSiwnrkr CATCH QUESTION 1. Symphony orchestra con­ ductor, Leopold------ SKI. 2.-American revolutionary patriot from Poland, Caslmlr ------ SKI. 8. His title o f premier pianist had a double meaning. Igntca ------8 K I. 1 4. Prophet of victory through air power, Alexander— SKY. 6. Pioneer In autogyros, Igor ------SKY. 6. Flrat president of Ruiela. whose government overthrew the ciare, Alexander —— SKY. 7.-A redder red than Stalin of whom y o u 'v a re a d , Laon ------SKY. 8._Former light heavyweight prise-fighter sometimes called " th e K ln g f is h ," B a t t lin g ___ SKY. 9. Polish hero of World War I, later its president, Marshal Josef------SKI. 10. Star shortstop of Boston Red Sox, Johnny------ 8KY. 11. Another diamond star shilling f o r 't h e Cardinals, W hitsy------ SKI. 12. Mad genius of ballet, Vsslov------ SKI. 1. HOMONYM H I8 Is a kind of verae putito using keywords of ilk* pro* nundatlon but different spell­ ings. The keywords may be veiled with ONE, TWO, or by ■atarlake corresponding In num­ ber to the letters In ths words. An exempts: Some fiery ONE, her anger routed, Wilt ealty forth her lamb to thield I f TW O t h o u li venture near to (Asm While wandering In aiu n llt field. Ths answer Is (1) sws, ( t ) you, (By tha way, did you hear of the sheep which reproved tha harder'* dog, saying, "Hereafter call ms 'madam,' not ‘Hay, •w a'I”) Tha foDowing homonym for you to solva Is by John F. Fairchild of tha National Funlara’ League: Kaeh night before I teeh • my ONE, ■ > 1 trant o'snack fa appease . ‘ WHrTIFO; ’ A fle e t of pie or buttered bread •• With giate af m il* / tkfnk will do. T 2. DIAMOND To oolve thle, worda having tha following definitions are to be pieced so that they reed dawn end fcroee alike, forming I <HB> mond-eheped figure. 1. Letter denoting eg OM Neeeeu star. i •. iS !» LITTLE wooden soldier A stands In a ssntry-box atop a clock. Every time he hears the dock strike once, he bobs out 'en4 presents emu twice. The ‘dock etrikes every hour. How »m*ny times does the soldier ppreeoat arms in a day — 24. .hours? M n m i , e » * e e » l ,sM M '3m *£t!> 4. To conceoli J 6. Thinking. ■ 7. To ceaee to w n a. I . To Incite. - * * •a B. IN the design above, 14 etrelght I lines have been used to form in nest of nine squares of uni-rrm elet. By removing, or ^eing out, sin of the lines, three aquiree art left Then, by rtaovieg. or crossing out two ntem Unen, only two oqnnrn wlQ I ^Whnl linen ere shnUneted to eehieva thed# two roauHs? SOIUROHS TdlSSBH M IT M B O f . l e t l T ) ta t j p ■ I'rii.'it-'in iit• ..’i n n wnn 'i i 'n r t m r '1 1 ,1 ,1 »«t te e te e t" (L a k e t iS f ) lt j| h K �P ” V \V *xnmgm?r. '■ ! ! 'Jr l a U n ity T h m b fttra g th — " THE W E A TH E R J r Protect th* Pm m of tho World; o Pronoto Pramote tM ''P To P rNa tttr t-------H of* Ametit*. To Predoe# Prosperity for Sanford. Brstftred ,1'tirmioti thunder* »hn«»n Oiht-rwuii fair through H a • j fP L U M E n f o r d S 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 !"¥ 1“ S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , T U E S D A Y A U G U S T 10. 1949 Established 1908 i r r a l f r > Associated Preaa L e u r d W ire N n. 256. Margaret Mitchell jEurope Told Cabinet Prepares To Ask Special Increase In Business Session For More Building Funds Die* A s Result Of |T°DoM°re To | And Jobs Is Reported , Accident Injuries Marshfill ^ss‘stPlan1***^ Chief TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 16— ( f f ) - - T l ir Cahinri <n up a |jn ol 34,.’ 3ft 400 worth ol tontlrurlion al Florid i * penal #nd riiatndisl in­ stitution* today 'hnl it consider* "ejbiolutflv nrcrssaiv In underiake during I lip next Iwn yean. It will hr pietrnlcil (o the LegiJalure « l*(vI i Hd|itmn»d*ll» regular : . r i i r t . H f ij I , (j |_y o r session wit limit Hiuirujirlatlng anv id i fund* fur const ruction at any flK'!Ulc fu| "li'COglu/ed Meeds" at ! '• " ' • M i l l i o n SImI p institution. There line been the ill-’ notion. no ilulicnlion. bmvever, that Gov­ Tlie Stale ll-.iu t.il Mentally ernor Warren will open the set* III « Ollhl get the biggest -I k ,. ,,f f M hi siun to unv mat tern except reve­ the it.J.iii.U tl tuti<| jt|. 4li|,it'U nue mixing bill,. There would lie # 1 . 1 ,Vi.tiiltl |,> pt.i. 1 PARIS. Aug l*i— (4'r—M ai. \\ > H I V I f IV \ u g. )$_ Terry l.ee, coordinator of In Vide fa. tl itic. for a tut,* mill negro ’■I*. ' ' i •'sp.inslon of tha lliall Airl Chief Paul t, Hofltnan stitutions, -ul'inilted the list of women al C o ld Mill. (Vrr.-i ti -n ATLANTA. Aut . l 6 - ( / P ) ~ 1 1 .11 ft It i • • m | -rru rily pro* told F.uropean trade lead.*ri tods' project* to the Cabinet with the t l Institution. 4600.000 fur 'lie Margaret Mitchell, author of “Gone M r ir ii .ijT W it h C r ilh o Ft Mkl, hue "Uh President their counlnet are do-ng |ex» than comment that "cot auditions at tha farm t'olonv f"i t.ptlt'|itu- -ini W ith Th« Wind." M today A . i" ........ ,"'«"dsMan*, was they should to earn their l > , m' n N ' *«-*«•*<*,■;•»» d -M lti* l £■! !■ Miii.ii d t luiiiicti, «4.’iu,il,,n f * I r r i J111 f ' H fe d ■*' ' I V n n i s .ih le doctor* prepared for a¥ etnergagey | . worse cn.ii tiny I l""n.illy h, the House for the lieu Apalachee Correction II . 1111ft».r I In w f'lr*%,* | f»p operation to try to tire 'b a r life. | G rn 11 t r t v V I I I 111! □oitait. , i He said tbu total of "absolutely i l . lll.lltilllo ti; |;lll'l,00ll foi the 1 '(• "is t'nmmltlr# to[1.1V 1(’« ■■"»* ".is a top heavy I He spoke at a meeting nf the | necessary" projects had been re- Belle M iti Mitchell. 43,' war itruck. Stuff* 1’tfMin; m I V A II* V ( ' 14 headt of delegationt to the oigsm ditced to 14,2.16,00(1 from more for l<i»iford State I'.i-m i, 4.',\non \„g If, 4/P) I WASMB'C.i m M A*i.* tr, i »’ ■••poorting the leglaladown by a speeding automobile on i .mi O nnllnaed on rn< ( l hr., 1 • i:. Drniocrata and ration for Luiopeau Economic Co **',n Ub.iMKt.oOO which wa» Hte A Old''.'. l "oimi,|n| may par I M aj r.ei|i-r..| Allen I I V i.it Peachtree Street tail Thuriday Rrpi,h1ir ,ti i oppoatng tH ip,i(. m ]te.‘ am rDfternl nf HM* prildrd operalimi al iti headquarters her* 1 t|i#' Audi f lirtm night. ‘She and her husband. John Ri-pnhttren* Thlt » the 19 area group rliarj*lliniant ir 1 ♦ 11 I V t f 1 a f \ | ,1 ,MI ♦’ 1 lit# tteiiu >tf » rifH' C.ll ( 'XI'* tp*"' R. Marth. were crotting the itreat tlr, i "] Itsli I i 1 ] * y 1*1 (ltr> ) Inly CiPIlfM ........ M ' V ' * If M " ' with dividing up Marshall Plan ........ ... to go to a movie near their home., I ft -(/P ) M IOil*, r . I. a1■]'M. fundi him to pjt'III »♦• ill. > M itt Mitchell never fully recov. • "i ircrived word Mdn, p .......... el* a 11 • Ht* AAmong thote present .--ere W right ii M». CM It teM^H 1.......... © lt d contciouinei*. Doctors taid i " ogru of a tv ni.',, '•« *1*M g.y Averell Hartiman, ipenal Mar - s t dll tlifeiri) a* M , the had a fractured tkull, fractures I lhi- prospect ,|liri I ». 11, •hall Plan ambaiiador to Euiope. 4 ' DilMl't t] (Up l4fM13.1l) III* p*fim 4♦**s Ml of the ptlvi*. and other injuries t • l>v thr end * .tl, -1, ! I*v»r I il. 1 <.v‘ p\ *r, llitelff hilling ihr 'pi* LI* th te. ,.] tl Sir Edmund Hall-Patch. Britain', The hoipital lilted her age at 43. •hr V . ihtop delegate to OF.EC. and flerve II,I'llv I ■XI KIMIMlI'll turn —.sir # 4*l\ i , , She wat taken to tW operating Imni Emil h. h, .. Alplialid, head ol the eronnmu . slli-'i D r < i ' in n M .n l trrnril nl ♦L* I- m l room at Henry Grady Memorial -I dir New l.n . r i trio, thr V tli VPStlg.llKXIg .it,, . .1 section til ll.e French foie.gr. Hotpilel thit morning. She died at tod becie( 'I K m ru p t W 111! i in i i ,h i *" o»rcutPM noniitry. 1,59 A. M. (EST). wifore the u Both called n. .M. \ I'M tC K Y Mrs. Maignrct Mllehell I n w ;t r <| ( . ( ' r t l l H i r , tlrrfrr 0 - ■ «v h nrfiiiifk m ir* Huffman said be taw no way to ■h. | 1In x nf 1st *■1 1- , 1 IM . I , . I. • I (hr While operalion wai petformea. ^Matah (above) 4-'l. uutbor of meet Europe's chronic ilnllnr I time n.lgr 1,-1 ' u i uni0 Mil ^ iilllHMMt- llial (ilir .p-nl , 1 ' l l Doctor* did not reveel immediate- ■■•fjono With the Wind," dies today K|lortnge except by earning rlnlla.. ( Vug IH—|,P, — | he 111 I or I » NEW YORK. Aug I ft 4/ I ’j— I* «aiit ^ till I ill® f*t hr- linxpili'l. ■Hid S t what operation wa» planned. A* , in an Atlanta. hospital, the th r< w t, He had found, be smeu iltriw ard* I he New York jumnal-American fh o o -> gori-tiiliiriit (irtiy nlfi , , 1,1 * •IOMMIIIiHN s'slni Iff Dvr HI ) W ill! * lid hr T a v . had *hown a fractui of th e ^ -^m "f " iperding car. btio n<ltlril. m t,(. evidence that t)„, il, .i .i. ciall, -liirg n l Ifii.slj, I,-,,| ,lnmnnliri of rnray* naa .L . inffrred seveie Injuries to hei tact is tiplng s.|iiarely faced ex Mid Ind.iy that gambler Mickey ls*nl h-dh in h-ltrr .mil spirit |r ,,l I I * «•«v HlfMlhfM Hill Vaughan wh " Mill into oidi, iling the tkull from n*a» the top bead and leg The famous writer*,, (% 'ihen fled by plane fioiii HollyI I..,. cent by one hi two coiil.tlle. the *,r ,li •>( ftirltd-liip ind *111 . m I h\ tlif Ilf'* »D »|»f 1 mail's im III tlV ,, 1 nothing I lined has hern •pinef"' 0 was badly bruised. He <fiti imt 4|»e<*|fv rminhle^ lie unnd fur New riftet pn|*ff Hit* aiur l,ris,.fii r tun • and l hr I 1110 r I tun i ivsri toihi Mil ( iniitnim* npikc nn | tlu It Marth. a Mm ldnvaltd.a* the re(hitt-inational) meant. I -l.rfhtl. K" iim i 1 , 1 , 11 , , ,mhuixi m m i* ," rioted lliry hxd been tapping hi» i -----------------------------IAI V U l' »"n^ht Midi I plifD •** (OIIIP »(>' 1tl *2, a11•' ' • suit of a h e.rt atUch = .n| At n news conference yestr.'iav Thi. p u l nl i| slafenirnt ", h i , plant, had rut kt id i year* ago. wa# nos at th* hosplta Hoffman praised the ne.v Ri 0 ,- 1, if lephone. •hmh tu, Mir In -l time guvr Ml,111V » 1" I..., i, I I, nl put m i­ , o 'i11 h ‘-.'t lo* il Cohen wa* «l'ol rerendv slid one f l i i n , . when hf» wlfa die,). H *r brother hollar Export Hoard for l.vin,; W ait' H»# V . i>l i —i >Mon ti, thr rit ^ * ,|.!•• *11uni tn-i jimm* meimiM" 1*1*1* ' ’ ' il ll i miuntiunStephens Mitchell, left to Inform to find additional U 8 . matk«-t- of lo» henchmen. Neddie Herbert, I •' U lute P >|,r< nn t hills I«V*A -If ' • if | i i * ♦ n f l o i i N , r *|o Jaini-x V H r * i -i, lle nisi, said then that Helginin ttuo ' Ol I'' -Ms .....(tv has lire n Mar*h. * wat wounded lal.ill) by unidenti­ '|(„ ................ . 1 , 1, , I Hie th ill |> I » « FIHI F* '1' was doing woik on this line ligrincn' M ri. Stephens Mitchell was the '1 »s, 1 ............ . Ills | mil s nf i fill*' priti,t| nf invrnfied gunmen who opened lire a* lAOMinr tilt ft ' 1 flgiitp in IlHVfs ,M' 1 '' Mils' 'IH He told the OF.EC delegs'e, |y member of tbf Jj1 i|,r p tores, of Il ,1.' ItMlMh'llGvilh nl *li' I It till thnl there is a great need for tlo-ii Cohen snd In* party M l a Holly­ WuiU -* p ir a tin g ,| ft - k. ill li.Hld. \1 it I 11 I , . i i tiill.lv, n oif* rln.p I'd . I 4' |M governments to give tlieii Miami wood night flub A !(• f/l*i I hr t |*!||1■I Ssltll 'I 11^ When 41. llte • fartiirers Incentive* "to win and I, I •• fit© r'tnployFuneral arrangement* were not -----------»♦* v Firf«f | iii 1 M'loM I ,4 0 0 lit One of the Upped telephone con , , I li t* t» IA til atmcl pln.-PlI tl. IS .1111s 1 I, hold a plate in ll.at (Am eil ani ".till . H* iurvhoD'tl Hint, ha hr. n ., r ( fI• rlriif It» v o hr ot I ,l>. , I • Mil* ol 4 to toll'* of f ll! tnr Mill'd market.’'' Firwt, lie said, there mu.-t venation* menlmnrd .* man named f i MO m il > '.ml .it h ,1 ''■ill in,; he a willingness to earn more dul* ‘’Lorlello.’' Inti gave no lurlher foi- ( hni* * 1 'Ml IMil M' ll I f ilk- tlv (t-* IU | Lfdlls till iMg A'ho'll III© lind tried t * t -tMl i n ! , . , I, ill in* im »hn\at© war* crowing a walkway when a P r e ^ e iH e d J u n i o r .M eff* • » ,ti.« itoi a 1 Ilf irnifinlti'rbrother lars; then the United States would .drnlifiratioo Howevei , the (.ali- nati.m.lui i!|uI j ! Anthfoitirt ( oh |.,|lm 1> I M II, II, i* '•••* hy thr year's ear apcedlng down the ilre rl went i f f» ill tx ’li ...I gi-lrcled * *1(1 (I, ' * * j-(filling (ln>p in Imii f f f ii%r 11 ovar tha rentar Una and emaihed B a s e b a l l C l u b B o y s see about how it could give tills lurnu Crime Commission iccrnlly firui-.l (( - " h ■ ........... .. .lets ot the sanaliieiit Before \V F• •# , I . ,1 I t » i oiien-pl, . men' effort technical help. »!»*.• ‘4 ♦ • • Into her. She wa» dtagfad 16 feet. -----------» .M (Ultl-c i ,,te "m -poiiK-s tlietnselves, which Rnv T. 1:• Alnhand aiked for details on named Frank Codellp. New York f I -11, ■I et the White M»r»h held hj. wife In h ^ a r m* ( Camphell-U.iing Po,t 53. which Aif# tdlk •\tn»i lean <11(1 Un- Ii-eaus that tfu- sacramental acHnii that R u"' ! *i m111 how *uch aid would be given unde i wot Id ligute, at head of a .Fie Mil H n i-, j.dm,oily to leave with t W f. i W r . ----her a membyrthfp lhi» year of 442 Hoffman replied that when a nalbn-wide slot machine racketis rc«Uya parlormrd not hy ina^Utali.'TA'M; rwiflM -* -.j. 1 M * lid*- •' " i t’r* ii,|, iii r, "impeiulaltone for R itshlidng pnra* hut by (he con- | , .Aie uT of d rite •t ii * rt\> Q j » | i l r K ii.ie t jit l95(Tgoat at '4 l0 mem specific European induitry allow­ ili'ii* »»ill of the I i c Iston of the federal Th# .louinal American »a'd H |ifm« * *• Ira,-ting i-eilies |‘ •H'li't'oc The tax proposal* not Known known Y vhelher r. bar*, Port Commander Jsmes (^. ed an Interest 'In telling more of WIIRa not im am i Cohen wa* •"•III ixi.il «HV. 1(1 11HI i A N I \ ill. < I < llie Vatican pap " s«t,l a mai . it* pi "duct* In the United State*. flying hrre to meet Costello l hi, I. I ' i c t -o ii study prepared .. I ,• llr in Ihr <on ,.age between « miMallt Commuu I , in,ui" mt' i I ' t i i", and Die film of F rln k! an American market expert would newspaper M r*. < "h#o RpHpft -rrported v---'"'I Die (e I , ,1 mel a profeaailtg <',lth"lh- will thr M « nng ran night al llie Legion Hut pin I'prinI 1 nil til .a tr "on'.I h I ' 'imI I'u,, emnomle coul-c fmi'ul in that particular line to Mufti Mickey hmk off Miildfnlv '**' iirpilie the name gmii alileea « , , . , , .... rat >m f»*» ret*# Tate* ) memhenhip wn* twrlled show tlie Europeans how to In- night, (hat he was coming t" I,, inrt( I iagr ■( '< ' •iMmlh' I" ’ .... .. ,l ,., ('■ ,ii, ■ ■ tail evening by the adtnminn of jereuse -ales. Ni-w York and would alav »• *,lr II. tiled . I' " ...... ami lie o h . particularly .... . I ulholic— liaioely, Ilia' b ""1 Il i.,On„.M I •«» I --.I Hoft(<>wn also rrltlclred UEEC's Waldorf Astoria Hotel. (yl III a reviaioii of th* 1 p n-.es proiillae (,, taiie Do" O A K LA ND . Calll., Aug. 1 «— ■11 new member* and by the Hans was il yuitin tax and the eliniinaA New York Sun reporter in 1 lot I, ell in the ' all- ill, frt,Ml (/Ft—A dlisatlifled faction w lthln'f*, „f J \members M the Post from 1" d " " 1'"1 " ‘ -“P;. ur- formed Coetello of the t«iu" ■ i ‘i|ouhti l.ixahon" on divlA>• ,1her goat ,iii ' i * 1h■»* ' I" the International Typographical GoH Slsr Memorial Port 2 0 1 ol ' - ........ breathtaking gehrv III tell the United Hlate* telephone rotiver sallon w h i > h ,,.,i ' '(itlmllr a|,<,ine will li"• m do think heller liextnient r, if i*. w it 11 tile leligimis lit" -I .... ............. ...... uhal i ml uf |o|i llie OEKO Is do­ named him and he deacrlhed (hr iciiun in u in '« Z9 t I t m *"- * ' I he gnen Die Investor’s ing I ("'il- h a growing notion In story a- fantastic. i lie itliri surrender" policy toward employ-1 member* " in tins! in,me, will he avail Aniei ■i he lepurted. that the Soil, iiiarriag*". ,ne , , h lu a '- l t" "I have no words to dead'he • V contracta. j „ «b* 1'I members voted into the M h m Im -I Plan is a polithal hut not " 'in,|nu,.| I", Pane Term >V \ -.lip - i A*,g I'i '/I*' , , 1,(1 pel oi p a i, h,,u-e sml le,' ftellug about such lie*." the . . . .... T ha' Dotson Appl'ng. .'Pt'ost o st are —“ Hitiv P 1 ' ail-"- in*,,),, (lie ehoieh pmpet - lo o Hei- ' n .A . * V m i ^ u e e d . , r ‘orvlnn L. Bradley. Catllle U e an e, •.inmill' sueef**. said Costello told It “ H ‘ * * ' i t . Loul* dal*gatlim Inlr^ucad a C irtPr Jr Nicholas r n»h.w,IhiiriiMii'* -talemenU were re- (ireek to me. I don’t know wlu' . ' Si,,,"-, , ■ (" lay I" a|"'0'L -||, eertmuny I- a,-,,mpaioe( ♦lit‘141' 111 nI ".ii )f f hutti* |) ....... ,,, (Centime* Oa Three I proposed amendment to y *n * th®Robert E. Karris, Lambert Ralph imits.l M D Mallett, OEEC'a "tiler saciamen*- a n u p i'i 1 H<1 M*l f 1 *Jf » \ 11kjI*FI’ i ,|,-te.|,l I .»(• trnatlaii** On Vna* T « ,,| collective bargaining fatmula out Palmer Cecil L. Hines. Jen . pies. m-IhI uuik chief. (11Id , 111 I. '• ih ii f »(*»* ii|HM HtMlll Ml . . tha -U. e * t f . by-law*. k.. ! . — Pro-admlm Ih s -.4 a .is . H in ry white, Janie* Clay Wit of ITU'a ;♦ iif It >. iiard to convince Congress, I I III titration dclegat** countmd with Hams John Hugh WIHIx m 8 Mini j Hoffman told the delegate*, that l4r S",l*h , fii'li m Oa r i i i T«»» ' 1a(1- 1•" •' I I *1,lf Hlliunl fill a measure to extend tha union ! the Ot.Et: ran rlaltn solid accom!}'*■ • " * •1■' lit H " ( I( | «|»|»>»*»x*-1 praeldtnt'i control ovar contract*. I K o lih c r l O l I pllslnnriiis. It la up to tho EuroI i.M \ II lhr S' OrtD k' * ,4't fr.luM* .41.1 I. Close awoefata* of IT U 'a m ,, . »l | pi-an ■■"imlrles he added, "to make " l-S llIN li MiN \',g Iti—(/p, I|. i,if if] il A. M. Philip*, pioneer ri--"lr"' r I til Ih i tarm pre*ldent, Woodruff Ran*. * — .. —Stain a In-11.,- fact out of European co- of Sanford, died thi* morning s' iff «♦»"♦ • H ' * >’ >lt If fir !* (I *C<»v I'i W illfnid I King, ihairmsii 1 hr Stiiluc" FilRn •*t ,t., » i;- I»4, * . dolph of Indlanapolla, concadad ’ Coinmtli • f.n Cuiislituiipria'ieii " ,,, I i' J«» M1 2:00 A. M. at an Orlando hospital *‘1*1114 111 t*#’tia*f a •fin #* 41» th*- Snllt k II,lid Street anl I’ u k A'Pin• th # opposition llttla chanca to up. x ,ix tiioken illln la -' •Diplit »• , (invoinun'iit, suid todav lluMman praised th* OEEC re- following a short illness. Ml , Me l P M ilH li”* '* u t th* bargaining pattern eat.up, T h i Cjty Commission mel !«-( ciuesi i , member* for list* or .mall rafe ami n ea h n x 'i'i " m i k*rs Mould 11uv-- lu rii listi* Jt elslt n Ml (. * H ti q.1 I llR.'l* fHi I At the ego of five he niou ' In 1647. The 91at annual maetlng | night a* an equallratlon hoard *n If without labor unions thr . | ]l|1*r]|P|1 guud- "i which they ar* willing to with his fam ily from Senlonl - , *......... e 1 I fo >1fImt* i ■'> " • fill H: I 1 |{ HlflU' , ""'inning In all M.dl'li Wit. of tha nation’* otdaet trad* union 1 heard 13 complaints aganisl end 'wii'iit dilutes. Oct. 1 ha* bean 'An decuili Mi* 'I'i ill t*t tilt' Si h ,*’ I* «|D i * IM tHltel, iilH I *l'i I, n K K. Smelt ret. ■•wtior. ♦•»« 1 .111,1 | . ("I 1 Oreen Cove Spring* and latei ' 1* In 'it * third day hart, It h a i|ig 4p tax aa»e»*nients on real uti.l sat a- the deadline for that* Hate. (•"'»! gave Ip.- tc.itun 'ny to tlie i |, 111 (, 11 ) I d I .» I I I . a t I ' M |a I U nI-I' VHllIH! of H i minced this morning *r\ «lt«g t th thre# more day* to go. ' iperaonal property. On* adjust- He le'iiinded them, however, that Starke, returning to Sanford D ip thieves gained JlC't rx.1 power of lal'oi oigamia•f I* *t» £ m Ni *3 ' i h ! I ’lliuIm ] i ■f t t * W» 1016 where he ha* resided f"r the ('<■ ' ■*(»' l-u ■ Mo- eomniltl," 'hat Dip wit“ i policy hai ha* Invofsrad th alilulfinf m I frtUtl’l The — # |m , *n t wa* made, laid City Manag the measure will he significant past 34 year*. H * entered -e iv >■ • •. |i'i» I ''liMfi .-il •♦i I,, "Is Is a |I 1 i'-isti- "Krtliitation rtluht v -if Ain# i ilow in the Leek and in Die w.i A FL affl afflllata In an Intent* two- # r .C liffo r d . McKlbhln t ‘il • unlv ' (he IM s ar* significant— with the Atlantic Cnaxt Line tad " l»T " ruin .x rest room I ho (aoly no" John Krlder isa» named actiiig h I,as comlMl'-d iniiny of Dip year battle, both on tha legal I . .......... tl i • |i» dial i. >f (hey Include Important road in Tampa In 1911 and *► the • * " * |G , ationei Cash register w.»,|( m o mayor pro-tern, during the ne«' ■ i: i iiu :i nf Di„ ii t ,-,'Vp|t*’l l u a ' n1,1*vi'lrd I a lln <1 nnilnusrt On Pag* T a t i front and tha picket line*. Kltlte (tail -1 • ft* time of hix death was serving »- ,»• wing D ", pi I'xliicnluil n 'mmi iti ntinn t. •p,'.cl IMIt'l (till ■ted this morning nrai "u- ■ <1At th* haart of It la tha IT U ’a veak. while Mayor Andrew Cai Mi. I .1 , ' a conductor with the railroad II- <1 ,„s am) pconnmics pi itessor-cnieri* t 1a'i - imih ■ 1,11 y ill the park al Filth lit let". MUST WOMAN JUROR hitter oppoaltion to th* Taft* taway Is away on a trip to Wash I \ .*]m* I I. , . i ",g. 11 M .. I * ill was a member of the Onlei •» r .SonsItc loll ■aid Mr. Sm elted, who loveabd ,i Now r'uii I niv,t»Uy, nfIngton, D. C. and In New York M U Ml, Aug 16—(JP|—T h a ,» |M (tel FHartlay Act. Tha IT U contendi State where he will he gue-l nl It 1 I i i I | i*C I ‘ H Railway Conductors and hsx u i I (baits tu show Dial while ■ut, ("i in (hat It was In lialtiied conditi"" II- mid D'a( ' ,1""^ th* law ha* hit It h*r4ar than Mr. ami Mr*. A. B. Pateiton at first Made county woman Juror ( M-p. M .... e rf 1♦* "ini damaged to Die extenl f 1 1 > " n.xmbci ship lias i ison five I'll up was s.-'irn In today by Court of aided with hU wife at 3IH D *k ,1* lies would othar union* becauta of thfe printL D f t411.JHll.tltlll ti tl hI imuI 1400. 1 1 in Dm last tu,, hiadis, "l.aLaka Chautauqua. Avenue for many yeara. '.(* -xSrl'ii-i'" I art' hlatory of elo#*d ahdp con­ •. ll M.ortO.Mim ipcritft «i Bum* of the niomy (>■ l >i • pproi'itlagp ,.f th, product Fog tpraylng to rid the city Crini*. Judge Wayna Allan. Ha la aurvlved by his wlfr. M>- Kl-'-ijs N I hti Kim was Mr*. Alberta Adair of tract* and cion rbgulatlon of of moaqultoet and other insects , 1 flklt • I'tlPt] H 111 • * ! F I ♦ ( l o n l l n i . l l (In t S l M l ilcclaied, was intended foi th. I ■ ii-inalncd nearly instant year Philip* and two son*, W ell*c* M Miami She volunteered and quail wotk. BUNfr ♦ fftliff M l # ms , i i , , year." imrcliase of a naw aiitninolitle It - , will ba finished tonight In th* husiPhilips of this city, and Dr I <■-, Tha union haa bean on atrika naaa aactlon. The Municipal H*H fled for jury duty after th* Btate tar A. Philips of Winter tieril-" ... I Ml I MWlntl nil'll xafe ami the cash ir g i-tn ■. It D" said also: h •gainst Chicago n* II re. ■1414 Lite -|| tV^I wer» taken nut thmu gU Hu* tiRuk; IU Park will aleo ha sprayed, said Leg I-la lure provided for woman Other ‘ a thn 90 years from 1849 to survivors Include ("n tcanttaaaa Oa l!S?aS tea»PUh* E, H. Johnson, city sanitary n(fl t M m ♦ I e-l In sri ve on panel* at tha laat aaa •virviow, 1 m '-apllnl investment par workrandchlldren, Wallace Philip »lon. car, this morning, 1 ntiTi’iiaed nliip fold II was this r. and M arrltt Philip* of S anf" l. C ITRU S COMM i", |, cauaeil the g in ,, value of P H ILA D ELP H IA . Aug !'• (A’i Marola Elaine Philips and I sCxh** L A K E LA N D , Auy. . . (pal wage to bo nmre than the presldenl of Die WonP'ii x Jeanne Philip* of Winter Oardcn. . Char!** F. Fawaatt «r„ of Orlando 1 ....... uplod." and a brother, A, F, Philips «f L'h*i»tisn Temperance Unlnn tnW n d J. J. Parrlah, J r., * ef Tltua( mg »uid lcndt-ri. uf thr great Ta llth as sea. ,||V i-slled on • 'ingress l" Itaii n,lvllle wer* named to head tha Fed­ 1i '- , i mnnopoHiis" siu not tnlerr Funeral services will he enn vntlslng nf alromille hevernges, eral Cltrua M arkatlaf Aftaament I if) kveping xv-igp rates at ducted on Wednesday aftsrnoon ai Mrs. D. Leigh »'olvln »l committee today, u* T‘ l< -m| which xx-i11 t o p pvpryon# tha Erlcaon Funeral Home at .1 on Mr. III., here fur the orgsiti/aHnn •ployed hut im-tcad an- insisting O'clock by Rav. H. L. Zimmer man **ek-Jang 7Bth conveiitTon opetilng V More than 152 of th* huv, nf W »- I p 1' inni ., I,,,m l. ,,f ihNEW TUfVRBL so uiiwarrnnt'-d fm ith postCounty Clark 0 . P. Herndon t* planning to tecur# a display casa foi N EW YORK. A u t-T o -W T )— of Holy Croea Eplecop.l Church Viteaaetngly 1 of «at'p in,'ira»es Ho igly all-time ell-time high WnoiJmen of the W uild, ih iv p <I l-und-y *' tl" Munuipal Auimit It " , the showing of histr ‘ ’ca1 . archives of Srtninols County, ha annouacad _ m i r _........ of a third .hrrd vohicular, Construction vohlcula D ip rosult I. iirit’ing labor out in alcoholism ami exceesive Drink encampment thrnugli VtYdnasd.iy Al--,,' ' ,l ‘ d" hov* wpip tunnel under tha Huteon H irer today. PAY HIKK Dm iiiisi kat. |n| 111 the United States can he north Florida and 94 from snulli FI '•iti' s Isigp atoup nl ' I m , - j N E W YORK, Aug. 16- (d‘i between Manhattan and Naw JarTha decision lo stall a collection of 'dies and historical documanta rut only hy rnrigresilonal action •ay la being conaidai »d by tha Port wa* prompted by tha piesentalion to Mr. Herndon by Frank Millar, Mayor William O'Dwyar has <!'• nutl«wlng> alcoholic bevnrage ad- fiom Miami. K IW A N IS SPEAKER dared In favor of pay im-resspof Naw \>»rk Au S. W. Hopper, Jr. formrr «-«i-tst'l -Isle "'Dnger "i Florida of the j ‘ I irion Herman of Station will plonaar Sanford cltlien and for -0 -------------------------------- --------- — for the d ty'a top elected orUclaB. M p |tf| that pxcps, I vp W.n.w. and now maneger of the*— tk “Th# flrat traffl 1RR will adilreax thp Kiwanls f i l l , ” mar municipal Judga, of tha pan Adam Shad, overloaded tha can­ — *—L,-r b» under!i Ssnfnrd District, co-operated with I \y... Rail 11 lnl> (nmarro'" on what Lester in o f ' uaad by Qovamor Park Trammel non un tha laka front and ft blow ____ B. Cullman, mtnimiini only hy tha return to J A Lana,.jattolng secretary of. .......... ,t.B ,,ffinals are R H 1 harp, v(hu will introiliice _ him early In 1010 to aign tha document up aendlng fragmenta Into differ, tha Naw Na* York-New piohlbltlnn.” Celery Camp No. 628 In making manager of th- W ll.iV tcnn* a subject of vital Import* llalng tha formation of Beml- ent part* of tha town. Tho aaagll N O E X C IT E M E N T laat n ight ■aid lai arrangement* with R. A. Bradley In -,„itlt IT'irlda: J D DeLoai h, no' p Tha talk -Dll bp broadcast. County. IE O N C IT Y , Oa , Aug 10 —*/»’< JAYCKE LUNCHEON remaining portion of tba canSMWt of Alderagnt* Unlveralty for the i in north Florida: C A.' All Klwanlan* ar« urged tu he Miliar ravaalad that tha pan now support* tho flag pole In — Excitement promised for ■ meet , Lieut. Raymond Kadar will tell housing of tho boys In the dorml M(,t l,n> ,„„„«gpr of the I’ensacola present. H A . ■MUOaLFR’S fug of tha Iron City town comrli f avceea Thursday T n praaanted to him by front of tha Tourlat Center. at the Tourleal night didn't come off. I he b* W ” J bout the recent na- •“.y. »nA -W tel*,fn th# university1,,,,,,,,,' .Ismes Ahiis, Mlend at A n t, 1 4 - f A V - ' _______Laka, who prior to th# Among tho hlatorfeal record* of council didn't meat. Tha next meet, , ' (,ncimpntint of th# Ns,ion mesa hall. Tha boya are from 8 tunipv sml state vice iirpsldent of formation of thfa county, aorved OUb Barton haa to 14 veats of agt. W " I V , el*o the following which Mr. Herndon hoa Ing la achaduled for 6 #pt. 6 . , t » Ft Ja<.klon> H. c . to da. aa o mambar of tho State Lagf*Celery Camp 486 la represented Wnndii'P'i fi»m Miami: It. A. la JACKSONVILLE. Fla., Aug. 14 le an old Orange county Oranga County. Ar„ faat “ ■bal et tho encampment by eight Ban Haw K l> Key, K A. Kaiser ami -(/»>>— CR1T1CAL CONDITION ^ magan o f Kissimmee dating hack to Juno M , 1176 and BF.ERY ESTATE yarfaca- Baaat for ford hoyi. Plaid drills and uniform Atlanta. M i* Kev Tha condition of Benny Ernest i I.OS ANGELED, Aug. 10—f/P) wan than aanatoa, k a v ls f dafaated recording tho reaulta of aa alaarank are under dire#tlon of Brig. The i,-ivx weip up a I 7:00 o*- Rlnnlngham tlon in Mi'llonville, which later bn- Thompeon, who waa seriously in Lawia 0 . Maaaey o f Orlando, r a Pi r V r ^ , , ^ h T 0^ i l,le n V 'T h w 9U«rtara of a million dol- General Irwin B. Klnaay of j - . Clark* r i chick Monday morning for exer- Bnitnir ■aaford h ad.o big celebration came Sanford, hlmaaif hauled bock lm| after breakfast enfoyed Charleston Saturday ln caflh w»« <>•• vllle. Ga. One of tha drill* was -" -.in i** i in- P"'1 l>0* hy Wallace Beery, an held veatarday aftsrnoon at 4:00 a track meot. There followed Detroit llMg, f^ Y h la morn- amounting of hla 18,000,000 ealato o'clock, swimming nt the Hoy Scout Cnmp New Orleans “ M i n g akw* Government bond* worth A number of prominent Wood- at .Silver Lake. In the evening they Saint Louie In connec- became members of the Knot Hole ° V t “ f^rnald-Lauahton »ore than *400,000 also wer# men o ff! , and will gang, and through tha co-opera »i'ud, ,n ^ twantmy, ordered by tlon with _ attend tho meeting tlon of the City Recreation Da. nnennbaritane# tonight a t (Teal-------------------las*4 os Tkvae) at tho Author Of ‘Gone With i The Wind' D ie s After Being Hit By Reckless Motorist Author Dies Communists Can jWaitt Admits lie Participate In Belittled Al! Of Possible Rivals One Sacrament Sayn Naiion*. M . Export More Goods To P arrt Dollars , I"1'. By End ictit Year Mcntot dixlnin y.iiiiniit- . Mickey Flees AsJU. S. Orders Its News Leaks Out Consulate Closed His Wires Tapped In China Capital Ncwspnprr'', Uncover Wide R.-mufiratinns Of Crime Leader IVilir v fI i l1*>m »r111■rlPft ihf IlfW r! Legion Post Sets Membership Goal 'wm' «*" Mltch F 0 T 1950 A t T S rtw ffirtS o t , M iniature u. Basel,alia MTU-**...* - “ To End Policy O f | « t » ....... * N 0 S|jrr0|MlCri Soul Ii Is Advised To Spend More On Schools, C o litis A. M. Philips DieK After Short llliies* I i i i;i n<i;iI Hnsilioii 01 ( oiintv Srlumls Is l?4'|MH I UfI OtMIfl New York Teacher Saya Workers Are Injured Hy Unions I’illitiR Station I alt-Idly CoimtllflBlOn EqualizeH Taxes l f . WCTIi Wan I Ban On Liquor Advertising J 1S2 Woodcraft Boy.s Register Al Woodmen Of The World Encampment County Clerk Plans Display Case For Seminole Historical Archives SSS?{6A5» ssImoT ," ■’ ....* “» •* ............. Esa can. THE WEATHER saws” ‘t t f ’t f r r - w as teteSl ___ 1 • - al 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 15, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 15, 1949. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 15, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/25864b8c3bb19b752e747c06b263caf4.pdf 9f64e5f0d6866fdca296aea72301ef0f PDF Text Text ...................................................... ' . ’ ’ ' " ••. ...............................................'................. .. ........... * V _________ . TOT BANTOKPHEIALP. BAWTOKP FtO KPA Oviedo News F ro m w h e r e I l i t ... J p Jo « M a rsh Mrs. -Hattla P. Ragsdale and son Hobby of Oviedo and Floyd Cooper of Sanford enjoy* red a visit ‘ S p o cs A n d I Sm lo Mats Hill, N. C. with the B. F. Coopera, after which they have E y o T o E y o grill*" to Cbattdhoofa, Tann. AtIM mini mid Hiram, Cm. before they to what f thlnh to right. I’ve re call plan to return home. Aakad Spore Alton to to hnnllna Mr. and Mra. J, P. Cog and to dislike yon for no! teeing n v rp loot week. Known him all my Ufa. family, Mlaa Audrey Cog and re I wasn’t surprised when pa IMsy the way I aee K." lliimilr. are enjoying tbo ocoan at allowed op with so inn. Hpere From where I alt, open-minded- Daytona Beach. daren’t Ilka to kill earthing. Mr. and Mra. Charles T . Nibneea is a wonderful <p>*IHy. There are plenty of things Hpere admire* lurk mid daughter, Mias Dorothy Couldn’t ask for a better huntNihlack, arc also enjoying .Joyll _ a very that / don’t ear* for. Llk* Ms nice vacation at _Daytona tnf companion, though. We tramp Beach it . fondness for buttermilk. I’d rather around the woods, and whenever t'lifl" I ■ itlll. wild has liB l MU* nuapiin* Susanna P sriln tin., who the dog* flush a bird, I blase away have a glass of boor anytime . . . I lieen visiting her aunt, Mra. Char­ hot Hpere Allen and I don’t let lies T. Nlblack at Daytona Beach, while 8 pees just watches. little differ sue** get In the w sf ad ha* returned home. Told him one* I was surprised he something big Ilka friendship. Ml** Belly Aulln has also re* want along . . . feeling tho way he turned homo from a vacation at New Smyrna Beach. dare about shooting anything. Mr. and Mrs. David E a rl are "Wall, Joe," ho says, "you do what ^ o t O K a u S L I also anying "K ths Oviedo people yon think la rlgkt and I’ll atlrk i-iijiiying tha ocean at Daytona Ui-arh. Mr. and Mra. Milton Gore and Cepyrigto, /*•». Called S M tt B ttm n l daughter Julie hove returned home • (iillnwing o two wook*' trip I throughout Now York, Now JarI *cy and other northeaatern itatea. Mr. and Mra. R. W. Estes and family, Ml*s I .aJune Bates, Kay ami Tummy, aro enjoying a trip In California. -S’X ’TWUWHCWraw 1 Mr. and Mra. Marvin Datiiell mu! non Gary have returned home ! after enjoy In* a trip to Georgia J O H N S O N ' S i n ad Daytona Beach. i W. T . Walker haa alio returner) G R E A T E S T home ufter (pending a couple of weeks at Daytona Batch. F E A T U R E ! Mr*, lie., (I. Walnrlght and liuys, llrnny. Hoy and Joy, who have ih-rn visiting Mrs. Walnrlght's parents, Mr. and Mra. H. A. Adam* , at Opp, Ala., have returned hum* iirroiniiNnled by Mr. Walnrlght, ' who went for them. The M. L . Gary* aro enjoying a • Riy m ii • Syncre* Control i visit in W ayneavllle, N. (;. now ■i . . i ----- u . f - a il t ' a f t e r visiting relative* at V illa }AWwMVivf v ^ rv w T Mr. mid Mra. John Evan s and t i » f W J o f o io o f M f i n i i M fam A i« thin and David Ler. siinily, ay • m t are enjoying a few weak* at their . plan- In W ayneavllle, N. C. These fisfiln* ami vacation hours 1 Mr. and Mra. B. F. Wheeler, ar romparderl by tlielr grandson, Ww« are murh loo short anil valuable Evans, li ft a few days ago for In taka a chanre. Ask any S r*. their home al Waynesville fur «tveial week*' visit. Horse owner— he'll tell you,"A Mr. anil Mrs. T. B. Clong* an several weeds with their Johnson won't let yon down." enjoying r bill lieu Ht Hast I’olnt, tin. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Trtagm- and , »nn. Walter. Jr. aio visiting n lutIvi-s at Newheiry, H. C. I Mrs. .1. N. Thiiiri|isnn enjoyed u j rceenl trip to Ht. Augustine with , her nleee, Mrs. (ii-rmon C. Wilson and fiiin lly, ami another one *u Plant C ity with lelatlvpa then-. I Dr. J. W Martin, germiipaiilej liv his mother, Mrs.'Mary M. Mar­ I I I L L H A R D W A R E C O . tin and Mra. M. II. Arlains. enjoyed a iiH-i-tii trip to Clearwater. They I'H O N K 33 were mrnmpanled as far a* Plant 301 E. FIRST I City hy Mr*. Thompson. ' Mr. and Mr*. Icon C. Olllff, ara I D E P E N D a b ilit y announcing tho birth of g son. Valdoate, Ga. Mr*. A. R. Pierson, Larry Douglas, at tho Florid* and Mias Louisa Carter, also of Sanatarlum on Aug. 8. The seven Valdoate, have returned home, and one-half pound troy Is the having com* to Mra. J . C. Flow er*, grandson of Mrs. E . F . Mltche.n Fred and Ann Pleraon following and the late E. F. Mltchem, and Mr*. Pierson's death. Mr. P aul Flo w e rs, of Cam illa, Mrs. E. M. Olllff and the late K. M. Olllff. Thla la the first child (ja.. and Mrs. B erttle McCord, or Sylvester, G a., who were called of the Leon Olllff*. Mr*. Joe Beasley, J r ., who un­ heir ln-cause of the death of Mrs. derwent a major operation at the Susie Lee Pierson, have returned Florida Hanatarlum, has returned home, Mr. and M rs. Cagle, of Hlyvcshome and I* progressing fine. Mr*. Augusta D. Covington i< rr. have also returned Home, hav­ Florida ing come because of the death of still confined to the Mrs. Susie Lee Pierson. Hanatarlum. Mr. and M rs. Fra n k Talbott hail Hilly Meek, son of the W. It. Meeks, who underwent a major as their guests Mr. and Mrs. operation at the Orange Mem­ Crnigo Talbott and daughter, Judy, orial Hospital, la atlll confined to and M r*. George fa llro tt’a mother, Mr*. H a rry Cole, of Jackson, Mis*. the hospital hut improving. Mr. and M rs. Fran k Talbott had Mrs. Em a Jn Stevens, of Vat dosta. (ia ., Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. a dinner party honoring their gui-«ts, M r. and Mra. George TalOrcoo Burnett. Mis* B illie Chance, who wort-. holt und Mrs. H a rry Cole. Among In the Oviedo Diug Store, is on I hone Invited were Mr. and Mr*. two weeks' vacation; and rlurli-g A. G. W agner, of Chuluota, ami her absence, Johnnie Jones is Mi. mid Mr*. Floyd Wagner and children, Martha Kayo anil Tomm y, working. M rs. II. A. A M I. Post O ffltv of (Irlando. C lerk, who has been enjoying ■ Mis. K . I,. Kemp ami daughter, .... . are __ visiting visitin g ___ Mrs. ___ Ketnp's r two weeks' vacation, Is hark on June, pm <-ills , the ft. It. I„ iiaieuta, L . Wheelers, at the Job. Erw in Ahull, who works In the New Sm yrna Ik-urh. Oviedo Drug Store, ia also I>h<a MOSCOW T H K A H U R P , after a two weeks' vacation. MOSCOW—(/P)— Another TreeJa ck C. K ase ll, rudal route ch<rla r, la enjoying a two weeks' v e i l ­ • i ii f has liecn found In the Moscow ing which tlon; during ......... time, Pete An . Milmrlw. ‘ Evening Moscow" said dur­ tin, substitute ra rrle r, is working ing recent excavation work In tho In hi* place. M rs. Ruhy G. Jones enjoyed a nearby Krutov forest a number of amlent and very valuable allver recent trip to Cocoa. Mra. Huth D. Brown la enjoying ruins were discovered under a a visit with her mother at Jatk- ' sluae slab. The money, It said, dale* track to the time of Khan sonvills. Mr. and Mr*. W ilkes Daniastu* Tnkhtamlsh. and children, Gerald and My is, spent the week-enn with M i. ami The A ll-A m erlrn Confeienre will Mrs. J . B. Jones. alien its fourth pro football seaMr. and Mr*. It. K . Tallm tt ami •an >>n Aug. i!D and close on Dee. II children. Dean and Mike, --f with the i-hampionship gume. 7 i l l t m i» I M I D Y , IP fIC IIN T M O W IR A T . O I I I i W a ii in m i iioan •m u lin t IMf Mill! fb t& f 1 / u ti MASIIY-HARRIS N«. “A" HMMfOUNTID MOWN The iiret Hat* around your fteld you'U agree that thoM 2 castor who*Is In traitor design mean more efficient mowing . . . latter, oaeter cutting teat roll* over more acres In tons ten*, . . goto tear* of your crop at ito nutritional boat. * Built up on a huaky, all welded tubular-bar: Ofl tea No. V to stronger, aturdtor,------n-flaxlblo. ^w both lubrication aaeureo amootear anaoother.porformoncoi BgbL aaay-to-puH action that raquirao laaa power. Bote yots tractor and the No. **•" are protected by quick-octlng aatety ralaaaaa. Eaay boob-upa aatraalol of tlma even before you gat in tea Said. Baa a t today. . . gat tea full datcrlto oa tea No. *t. * tA % - 44$ 4uuu4 P f f f f f f f i l ^ M ^ tfff lllllLW; JACKSON VJII » MAUI AN0 IAIIAIIAUII III Al A THERE IS NO H N B GttHtETlE M THE WMU) TODAY THAN LUCKY STRKE America’j finest cigarette laboratory assures you that— 1. Lucky Strike always means fins tobacco I 2 . Lucky Strike la always a finer cigarette I yOUSEB H E R B 3-lMlti Switch plus 1 StofM In tela day and a g i w s do n't ax p a d miracle* b i t th li it lura to Impraaa you with the marvoloua valuo In im artnaai and grace th a t* la m p rH eM for you. A ny living room will bo anhanood by I b t charm of thaaa lovely lamp*. Pricing g i te e aacrifica of profit makaa tfila an avont to ramam« bar# > It may navar com a again. CONVENIENT TERMS Light Eitfi-Fhw RutfS# TuMtif the largaet and moat coenpte to laboratory of Ha kind y any cigarette manufactutor in America. Fo r m any y e a n L u ck y Strik e actonMate have delved into dgnrotte raaaarch on an extensive acute. Out of thla turn grown an elaborate system of quality control. E v e r y step in tha n u kin g of Lu ck ie s— from before the tobacco to b o u g h t u n til the finished c ig a re tte rrechre yo u —cornea under the labora­ tory’* watchful eye. A s you read thla, a conatent atmam o f tobacco . i . aamptoa flrotn every tobaoco-Bowinf area . . , hi Sowing into U w laboratory in Rioteaoodj V iraamplea are analyaed, and report* o f tbeir Quality go to tea tha man who buy a t M otion far m akarao teai atakare off ILu ck y Strika. Armed w ith thia conldettUal, acton* tiflein fo rm atio n -an d theirow naound l i l n s M — in M in iir I (tobacco. This fine ttfjaooo—together w ith actontiflcally controlled manufacm ateoda-to your a M fa n o a that i no &nar d p tratte In the world Lu ck y Strike) Taatiag tataaaa. Sample# from braky tobacco-growing area are analysed bsfira ■»""----1— "1------- ‘~nrt~~i irlte urnu.m>m. i. a la r aeatoail L&cky Strike scientists supervise Intricate teau deity to guarantee that the weight, atre,density and Irmnaae of your Lucky Strike are alwaya right. Such dataUa ere rigidly controlled to guarantee you a truly tusk cigarette. freak* After Lucky Strike ______________ _ ___________ are ia ure at every pleat. Sr m ) �-T T K ■ rm Wv y la Unity There In Strength — T 1 IK W E A I T I K H T p Protect the Past# of the World t To Promote lh« Progress of America. To Produce Prosperity for Santoro. « V O LU M E X X X X Acheson Plans Protection 01 ^British Colony # a n f EstabUihed IMS Freight Rates Are Going Up Again But Car Loadings Are Falling Off IIY S \ M DAW SO N N TW Y O R K . Aug. *2 - t/ l')—Hail fic i|lit rales arc going up again. Thu iv t a h iiU ln l t» cost the nation's shipper! aiounil $2*H nullum * vest. Rut in nine ipiiiileis them i* doubt as to wliethei the ilupprit will pay all of that to thr railroadi I arli Iunc rail ralet have Seen hiked mice the w ar—they have gone up a lute! of ft? pri refit for u • ---total of f.l hillhtn a year In addl-, rolil| t wa* rrlra d n g its lateit r*rt ...................* f »" 1I,ur‘‘ londlng figures, showing thertMurI..-,- I.ave tin tied to other means ren l|y 1 (u per t. rn , 1)r)t,w a yrar «f moving goods. . aK„ M||lj jjtl.S per cent below twu W A S H IN G T O N . A up. 12— </P) It - no accident that you see yl,a r i a(f0, Fot the year so far — General Hoyt Vandenberg inmole an,I linger tru c k , and heavy lh<> 1Mm „ods have been loading an * ' d . y ••Id that Huaaia ia Ih * “ only Geight trailers on the highways, average of II4.0UO fewer car- each uts]ur m itltar) th ita t" to the li . in.t Just m utelgla or a fla ir week, than in the -ante .1) week* im the rninanlie nrnl pletillesque |aa) y eHr security of the United S ta ir* and the world. He also defend' that lots Inciensed the iiumhec and; O ffsetting the e s lra »2*K| mil td A ir S rrre la ry Symington, ........... . '‘" IK * ' on the nation's |jun , y , ur )h , railroads expect to |h , who, he aald, "has labored tire ­ w a te rw a y. Nor Is it Just happen- „ „ (lu lll th(1 , a U „ ,)ikr lessly to produre effective and •tanee that ha* put more freight billion from a lute m erra.e economical m ilitary a ir power ■ into the eir|>lenet-ship- , | l(a yeal> the roads a,e going for the defence of this country" l-e.s find Him an freight rates are f), tapped fur an r.tun aled moving into competitive range »3g(, minion « v , ar in addition.il W A SH IN G TO N . Aug. 12 id ', 1,11,1 ,Bl1 ' ’ -'k' 1'1 « le s . especially' easts a* a result of the 4'1-f....... —Secretary of Stale A ch e.o ;, .aid in cases v ih c c -peed of delivery w„ ki w hjfh K o fl (nI„ fM#r, llrM enieis into it And there now are month %uJay the United Stale* hi» iircii more mites Of oil ami gas pipelines The New York Central is «1 di.cutting vvitli Unlam the piohlfm in the c o n n ") than theie | ready moving to w hittle this down of protection of the Crown Colour ‘" v V .V . . . . . •'O'"*’ lr potilble. When if- 83.of Hongkong againit pos.iLIc At I tie lime the interstate Com- 7W) m ,„.opei ating employes go un m eic, f-omnils.lon was announc- a f i ve day week next month, the Chincic Communiit pressure. Acheron made the tliid o iu re si a " « the late . . .t « increase, for ,oad Is going to reduce sharply “r ' T , : ' ' “ ' H ' * ,P* ‘ passenger end freight nation news conference when he was aikrd 17* Hie Association of Am erican Kali* ICsaUase* Oa r a t s Thrse) whether the U , S . had reached a decision to back up the lh iliili at Hongkong. % The defense of Hongkong I m i been a pum aiy concern of the Bntish government in development «• Us F a r Eastern policies to deal with the new situation in China Acheiun said the II. H, has talk «cl With the 111it fall govi'l nillriit about Hits m atter. He said Anteiican actions uhvlmisly w ill depend on the development* so thul this country w ill know what It is backujlllg up. v The S e rrstary indicated lie veiy At 2:00 o'clock ihl* afterP A R IS , K y .. Aug 12— tA*i likely w ill d I tru ss lire Chinese noon, Dr. O rville Hark* de- Vice President H.ukley rallrd lin e sttuuHoii with liiltts u foreign minrlared that h r believed that istei (levin when Bevln collies here Mls* Danif.lcr I* out uf danger, tonight lor a nation devoted to thr next month. «nd *ald tie I ulthough dared, continued protection uf rh im li and *h# had been able to anxwar •late separatum. H r lalkrd mil) Achtson'a statement came slim I questions. Her Injuries include briefly on the suhjrrt that bn ante ly alter J . l.olgliton S tu art, U. S a ronrusslon and a sm all head ambassador to China, had submit•n itiue in an earhange nt »urd» fracture, he aald. ted to Preaident Trum an at the recently between Cardinal Sprllm.in W ldta House definite proposals and Mra. Franklin D. Ftooievrli Miss Barbara Dampier, eluitenl fo r a New Am erican pulley toward In an addreti before 2,000 delenurse, wae still uncooiciotfs at V -het country. Meanwhile, John J . M cCloy, U ni­ Fernaht-Iaim hlnn "‘ ‘Memorial lh a - galea la a la y retreat o f the Christed Blares High Commissioner for pital at t l -.Of) o'clock this morning ' ii■n Church at its founding home, Germ any, said the Administration a* the icsull of injuries and a pni- ,lh r rane ridge meeting liuuse. has decided thut western Berlin sihle rnn cuiiin n received in an Ita ik lry said the ircedom <d wor­ I* eligible to receive M arshall Plan aitlnmnhile wreck at the Monroe ship ionics lin t in the purposes ol «C*allase4 oa Page Tw er Bridge at 2 :0 0 o'clock this morning a democratic form of govrniinrnt. t'oiigiess hud no rig id , hr aald, rhrrp oilier occupants of lire 101(1 Ford coupe which inn into i., iriHki- it law uf feeling the in-m illio n* nf irllK iu n . It I* the (lilt) the nm lli abutment of the budge id Ih.- govei iilusilt unit It* priqds'. were lelrasril this moimiig Irolu Ill- added, tu cicute un almusplierv the hos|iital alter tiealnirnt lor in w tilvli nu’li a cu m r run l«- car bruises, they are Mrs* Mary Louise llrd ollt. Tin- Vice I'reildent made no H'aallwiiea Oa ra ta Tw o ) 8 T E IL A C O U M , W ash., Aug. 11! mrnlum of federal aid to education, — (A*)—The ipilpt, persuasive voice the nxiic which stirred the esS n r r o t in d H uf • Tacoma doctor e arly today V l y s t e r y rhungi- helweeu Cardinal Bpullman talked a rampaging steel worker and Sir*. Roosevelt. D a y to n a B each M an ot'l of his barricaded house after The problem* of the world com­ the death and mutilation uf his ing mil nf the lest w er, hr said, Everett l.aroy Hull, of Daytuuu woman companion. Fourteen peace ran *>■' met only by u '‘regenera­ o fficers, using tear gas ami hilly Heuch whh was picked up In tion nr the mini* of men" through daxrd comlltion last night un the leliglon. And lie *ald that in Spite cluba, had failed In a throe-hour roadaldo near tha Anrhor Inn, of all developments that make effort to bring hint out. at tho French Avenue, Orlando Mirli a prospect seem dim. na be% The steel worker Is John Davis, H ighw ay Junction was raUased ih r people ate teaming 4J, and the dead woman was Iden­ t h is morning from karnald- their tragic lesson,** tified tentatively as M rs. Arisen I.anghton Mamorial H o s p i t a l '•Men under the right Influence atone,47, hotli of Tacoma. D avit where ha had bean takan In an iruutteutS Oa yaga T w s) was being held in tho Pierce coun­ ambulance shortly after midnight ty (all. O fficers said hie condition D r, O rville R arka, attending H u n t E n d s prohibited Immediate questioning. physician, said today that Hate, T w o D a y Coroner Paul M slllnger aald tha whoee forehead was bruised, had In N e g ro ’s A r r e s t woman had bean brutally m utila­ signed lha .release from the ted. hospital contrary to his advice, G R A Y C U U K r, a C ., Aug. 13— Deputy S h eriffs C liff Tolson and and declared that the men, while 14*1 - A w iry little negro wanted Kuatell W all said Davis' w fla told not aufferlng from a fracture, m connection with an attempted m ay have had a concussion. •fthls story! ■ape of a white girl was appre­ Hale could give S h e riff’s deputi­ hended today and speeded tu tha Davis and tha woman cam* to es no epherant Idea what had State penitentiary at Columbia. tha D avit house, an unfinished re­ sidence, §at 7i00 P . M. lest night. caused lha Injuries, aald BherlD The negro, object of a wide Mero thia morning. Roth were Intnalcated, D a vit ord­ manhunt near hare fo r the last ered hls w ife from lha house, two days, was veiled In • wooded urea between this Laurens county Watching from a window, Mra. firm town and Greenwood, H Davie aald, aha saw the couple fCeatlaeeg Oa Page T tts e i nil It*a smith of here, lif e is W illie Ju nio r Tolbert, SB. M O N TG O M ER y T ' a I! ., Aug. 12 / The capture occurred to awlft—(A*)— Legislation to require l | that few persona knew about racial aegregatlon in Alabama's 1? until the negro wae w all on the residential areas was Introduced way to Columbia. A mere handful today in the state leg lile tu re . Rills of officers were o atrelU n i tha IR O N C I T Y , Oa., Aug. A K u K lua K lan member promises patterned a lta r Birm ingham ’s new aeatrh eree when It* waa taken that "th in g ! w ill pop” at • meet­ toning ordinance were offered by ing of city council Monday night. ftenaor 0 . J . Owens of Marshall M AC 8 A V 8 "N O " ' i f you want a good afory, ba county and Rep. Pug Haynes of T O K Y O , Aug. ! » - < * ) —G .n e raura and attend Monday n fght’n tawndan. The proposed new law •1 M acArthur today w altM d a city council m eeting," Jam es tuiiuwa „ . . u . re . . .Ranate Investlgatton to return to follows racvntnmiMWMu... recommendations made Beard, 'self-identified Klanaman, cently by Birm ingham ’s Police Washington and M i f f on tha told a reporter. Commissioner Eugene Connor. . foreign arm* aid bill, It la ex pais ted efforts w ill be Racial frictio n and near violence The occupation commander . In made to repeal an ordinance banrecently occurred in Birmingham a statement gave th *a* two amln i ' H W S r o . L . D r . k . K u „ . whan negroes began moving Into reasons: I . He’s needed in Tetryo "during changed gunfire w ith Klansm er a w hite section. The bills seek to recently. The State Department at make it lllagal fo r marabara of this moment of crlUeuT evaata la public safety has lent three men either race to live In an a re * ''gen­ the F a r E a s t.” 3. The testimony wanted from to Donalavllle to etrengthen the e ra lly and histo rically recognised” aa restricted to membera of the him concern! C hina, "w hich has five-m an atatlon. , A klan parade planned hare fur opposite race. They would prohibit never been w fthia the age* 0f Saturday night u a been post­ a negro or w hite person from liv ­ my command m ponathtlH y." Meanwhile T h * Setmt* fw M g * poned. ing In tha other residential district Relations and Arm ed Bervtaea more than Id hours. Violation of the propoaed law Committees voted U to I t today would be punishable as a mlade- to aak General D *« g |** “ 9 A rth ur to return from Ji rneanor by 11 montha la Jail and • report to Congt 3NVILLK, or 11,000 fin *. reported this vote l a * bills say " it has been tha they came from • A ahetllle invariable custom u niversally ob­ session o f th* tw * Boston served to require w hit* and adored Cincinnati residents to tlv * la L E G IO N Kanaaa C ity sldential areas la A __ N orth P latte Marabara of l U . wae ffre t a e ttte i" A t* gfo* baseball W aahli •d a t th* i hall-" ' i' '-1 Talks Taking Place To Defend Hongkong; Berlin To Get Mar­ shall Plan Funds Barbara Dampier Barkley Favors Is Critically Hurt Separation Of In Auto Accident Church And State 1 OtherN Injured As Vice President Tnlks Car Hits Abutment To Layman Meeting At Monroe Bridge Of Christian Chmrh Persuasive Doctor Talks Wild Killer <Into Surrendering Alabama ConRldera Segregation BUI KKK Leader Pledges ^xcitem ent At Meet THE WEATHER A NA NI N IDN EDP EEPNEDN EDNETN T 8 A N F O R D ,F L O R I D A ^ Ib r c tU t Y N EW SPA PER 1DAY AU G U ST 12, Ajmoclnted P m- ih I.cunciI Wire 1949 '' V i'.r fa ta - N o. 254. siedPayttiktM rs Truman’s Name r * tnters Into Inquiry Of Five Percenters Russia Brandt Marshal Tito SeenAs threat As Red Enemy To Prosperity i t Yugoslav Government P r e s i d e n t i a l Fact­ Is Accused Of Sell­ finders Tolit Wage Increase Means Dis­ ing Out To Capalisguised Devaluation tic Nations Of West Presit leiu's Tout tlv At 'I'Tve-Perccnt' l'lolif New York, Aug. 12 -f/l'i ihanm an uf the American Manage toent Association told the preji fact-lindeu today that it llce lw n ike r. win then pay demand. ‘ It could plunge the El. M min a M OSCOW. Aug. 12—<>P)— Soviet R u iiis denounred the Yurm today luu a, ,xr, .an .. goilav gnvcrnmrnt rnrm y of the SovieTIU nion* and charged dial Premier Marshal T ito ’a regime more and more is throwing in it* lot with the west. John M H iiK tir k . aptiruimH m Thu iwerpuig Soviet attack. made pul,In l.y the Motrow radio, behalf ul the iteel in d u .tr). .aid ... ........ . m a R u .tia n notc|»b*' arjy wage r n .ie a .e . granted Yugnda*i* .lb * E lO l ruled h te tlw iilk rl- is I he im lr slated that I ito'a t«- likely to "go llnough the gime a . ra lly as A pril, 1947, had econuiuv ’ ami would lead been willing to abandon it. baiic gatrunsl pa Mr i u uf another claim , for Am m an territory a . com- of w jg i im ira te . He -in i "the l*.ite facing the pcniatiun for wai lo re., bul wiihed to shift the reipnnsihilily lot this counti v and this board l* Due* lire is i on to the Sovtcl government. Amen, a want more o itliiiu n ' t an The note w e. the fourth in a Am rm i wand nioir inllalin n ? ll die Kunom y piuteedr along •>ene. of Inttei diplumatic exchanges between Mu.cnw and Belgrsde over lin n that "will iitirly i ante infla­ what the Yugo.lavs regarded as tion I Inn in k laid ll would mean H unts's abandonment of Yugoslav "the end of will kind id riomtlov. Irn iin iia l ila im . at the retenl big > “ ll means u ill-gid-eit ilevaluatour foieign m itm lei. conlerenca flon -’I the cuiteiicy even it II doe- nut leacli the |m1lll uf cieut- 1 in B a li. Ing a leal id the value uf all <Although Tito ami the K rem ­ n)„i,e\ llic ultimate le -illl “ lin have tieen ul mill* fur mure thou 'I he Itnec ooili fuel I Muling a v e s i, tha note inarkeit the first boaiit liefuie which hr appealed lime thut ltii*» lu hod used the Wa- set a|i In l*i e*ldent liiiin a n AfklASlNO tl.O R I a S ri.a lr -nt committee In \ t . -(.ii.gf. u n term “ enemy" tu referrin g to tna to aveit a gelieilrl *1 eelw n| ker* •( ttvitiei of in* »u* cal led liv e-|u u gnUi a." l'« ,1 , ,, idle . . Yugoslav government. •trike la-1 In i) Hi It* leeommenIligligiu. .\U „ fin i it 1111c n.am ,in. tui et, I* >tu, i rllipldiniittc nti*erv»is in Lon- datiuii wtneli mii*i he -idnnltted C rtm lU .w ti.. . .1 (.,(..U .t tl,« piuLa. t„M i t .. ilmi wonder*d w hither lids 'a ,* !*i to the I’le-lileiil by Aug Ht), w ill Y Hunt f. u, , i Am iy uttl-ri At left, I* til Ig IJ n iitliira k of uoinr colling .Ignaled not lie limiting Oil elthel lide As.iklwiit Ju .l** Advia'ate licu e ia l He tritltieit 1' j -horper Soviet policy agolnsl ].* ,! week. I lie union in pie.iJttiatd r •t,, it .list l alls a Ilia de'' tu ittipillt * ihe Tito govennnent. editing M“ *t>le of the >a*e told ualti co m m , ,.g paynivnti ul . iim ln lu iil. ( I '.:. 11.0*1 week T ito alerted hi* t),e I.om<1 ll wanted a dll len t* (limp* III Yugo-luv Macedonia, be­ on hour "package" incieu-e V d * tween ................... . Bulgaria and yyiuiM ini’lllde a 12tk cent wage Albania, and -aid Ida Huviet•do­ boo.l pin- sortnl Inaoianc* and minated neighbor* were »preadlng i uinui* of a possible Red sct^lt pccittuni. Yugoslav Invasion there. The *" leader was quoted by hit u ffl d»l>ifmull. ......... ................. K O Wife Is Have Been C i i v r i i Deep Freeze; Snviler. Vmson, 'i'oo iiilit I Tu tt \ S H IM , m \ , )„ g .)2 —,4*| traloi 11lie i i l l N i l -aid •oil ■( v| ■| l,r u n it H a rr) tl. ' ditehn I’le-i.lm t Tinm an'* h im Hite ha- uidliaied hi* k* llllUK llr •N Id tf’k lifl m the tl» •* iifttr n ltr " hear^m .tlr 1 111It *•, l f 1it y 114,111 lit 4(1 ot the 1Mllinnilr r . .. 11.In. lln , ihe in•!*»•• * tl l .1 li"t - 1% It . h in %■ «IkKli .1ii xiiiilil hr 1 illrd Hi M I t »III | ) r row Sm ilh W \ “ lllN t;ro ,S A,,g |> h /P) A ir | i.111 ilu i \ | , , ila n v *i. 11ulnan w e am.ing nolaMca who irie n e d deep tie rm - tinin a mnir in liv u n lu in thr ‘ -male's five pen r u in ilupun tudav luought ihl- ie|i|\ 11«*ln I'lrw drntial Seuela il t lia ilr- ( . Ru— “ I I,a ir im mt.•«n tii mu) whatever aliuitl that " If .n- ua- ti l l i nru- sloty nain\ ln liiin iiii ,il. ,i*< with l Inef In-Ill e \ ili-uit “ r. irla rv of the ira u m ‘ in i.lri I due- K \ aula'lii.in , I e iin il Ifr-i i i f liuaid liover1............ m il I ir.ugr \ \ 11pn tinnier Hi ( m rnil'ri slid | irtid rn lla l IllIon. lie I know ii.'diing wI n l f i r r about dial, r illir i K - -aid when llir . llir i naiiif i ru iiiruliulied I lie ii, iitn .d lln- dee)i iree/c ,iiilll-- rllle ifd dir i.rain lg VC(teida)* ’ i.lien a \l,li. n iLre h ll.lim iin a tt t r .idled dial lie fliqqied one in State Jayccctt To Mrs. M. Milchi !! g,Srait-bHV*vSf £ j S l e k Outlawing Critically Injuredi^ y «*• 2“T ',i|jrJi f Hooded Groups ByDrunkcnbriver *' ....... m. ........ tlvr on the United Nations Ato- • nv Invadar-i . . . . . . . I In f ill r la in III til* J l V that nothR eferrin g to the present nature ) i,f ig ) i 'omnils'lun. of Yiigiislav-Husalan relations, lln^ , M)I| k made Id* statement a i m u* w i i h V" " r i pinion ul ” ,u e i,lv a- a InisIneNSlnao wlm , I ,, bad (hanged hls Soviet note saldi ‘That certain strong H**» hind ),** -ludiril the liM*i* nf "»• r ii t * W i n d ' J \ (* 11( i| ( ill„ , | 1.l|, ,|, dir dighte ((’u a lla a .a Oa r a s a Two I ntllimul nomiiriy unit I* Interrst tion At Key West I ' m lie * M e , i f | )e* .11! I " il • >1 •••* iiirmne-'. WIN lilt r.l nut i.nli in preserving It hilt I in-1 .toil It'll 1*1 Sl'Iiitl'M Mt'* Wi­ In nidlnr ii lo luing *1111 flirt h r i ll'. i n W inl, it m nithfi t>f the A rr.n h llin n wa. p a ..n t l,\ lln \ M " - I \ \ o ., I* j nomunii I’.nn lo all mir people tit. «■ ! •hiltllliM Kl "Up. l.tVi rc« at thru in rot lo n f .ir iiie M ill l i t l l ll,# | , l l ) . u t il I’ nitn Hug Uial “ •eel Wolkei U li. i, 11«11it y ’ n I trill 111k i I'NiiiuttJ. wage nii*rM*r* wuu Id - w ill I-it Rev W e t, reipir-tum 11%.- s i,tt- , M l 1 u It -» J i m i l i ( h i 111 v h * sip vjit H i It v I'uiltist **4 mi *hu! 'iMH «t ..MilNurd 4»u l‘ h |« I mm* thiiiiighoiit i tie nut inn'* ind u-n y. I rg i-latn ir at it* ,p n i.tl -r-.i,,n | . ' •* r ' • I'M* t|, |* ||,| »... h, Hancock -itid *uch » develop outlaw activities id bonded toga With »hc WiH* I t* Hr lilt ht'l I | ,,|,n Srnkank If. H. Hope, chairm an nf thr n.rr.1 .......Id m n ra - r total labor- in/ati,in. * f t • mullf f*v t < tt I told mrmhers nf the Nanionl luuun | Hoard of County Commissioner-, t-u-ts (■> »2ft,ntiii.iHi0,iHMt. I ** 'lit t* n .t iil lln * «11 imr I m u M ir 1 l lianiher nf C iin m ie iir at tliel today declared that he agree* w ith, ________ •t b # ‘ ltt ilflM l «•( ih r It lr iil.u * It ' the recennt statement of Mayor , lo u ri.l Crntcr yeilen l.iv | | iiiain r (J l l i t u , n h r l v v r n t l!tt* Fran k Talbott of Oviedo that a ^ n (| M u G r t lt h • i' l in.-lc'i| T.i llir lu ll* | shorter road between there and| ,, ,i Ai. tivif.es . .nf . sm . . . ti o ig iin iraliu iii ; | Hanford by meant of a fill over A lH t r o V U t l B y ( i r O t l| ) 'he Ku Klu Klan w r.r Iriitieil i tit nil k mi I m i tit 11ri tu J ’ Mi-ml.cl» of t ’ompiiiiv I. 12 H ti Lake Jesauji would be uf girut A................. . — i. and .a i'l j un■Am erican, ha d r il.iin , , I i Irrt I lu iiin li) . Flo rida N ali.uial <iuaid, that annlher Jaycer reudiilioii atk | , , tl benefit tu Hanford and Uvirdu niplatad I i ii mug In and W A S A lN H to N , Aug 12 ld*l hr l a i n , l • t tlv I !..(,,Il.d | ,'.uv*' •like. . ii’uiiiiig all I'qiiHimant i-m a.l to the S rliu lr l.u llc la i)’ ('o llim lller rtl that n cw .p ap rri ich a in lion hblirt* |»la • l . i f i - l l i i l i t t*I it 's The County Commission recoin il.i-io Im lliu annual .luaiopm cnt. a iirp lm g advarlitinK Innii lium lr.l t( Ml htiiI l«* i»r J (.( I t .lack*UII, H. * Mi Ik aMvi •*■ i a k T i C ' V S a \o i w * “ » , J f t m s y S S a klan. Rued Department several year , i , u iiing tu Hanfim l l«-( Sunday. 11111\ t il rt r II ItM > l *\ u*ltcr of tbr I lent. itliymutld Kinlai collil l ir Inca) Ja ycrc* dr, ulril tu illago aa worth w hile, and in Ju iy lLu . Jt. ®M j l l ir vote wa* P %’ltt wa I'I lI i r J loo I**t ill >%v . i i,in,ling ufflcvr of 1 ’iiipny f. approved a Road Department inap, Sl '.J* * • i i -the matter at a inert,ox u iih 2. tfrii hill iih I Vb.»i H ltril .1 bloi* 11111,i111. , I Hu- man for rluu’i fine showing this road as a prospective I hr cntnmiMrr alio trciimtil* lid in llir next two w rrk*. ...... pel a ll.Ill at camp nn.l -'ll'pli11in *I.j*'..ii r ci i ll fi »t11V <i11f It project, he stated. Two m rm ln'r* w rtr -uiKb-,1 Pointing out that the fill over ,t ii lu <> thr ciiiillrin a llo n ol fo i -prclal g ifts. Ill O iK ilf- r I ]m. 1.1 |.tr- itir It It •VltnoirlMt 9ti Its ..... K ie l tliviii for titdng • ti.i-cu a* i In- |,.* | ciimpany In Hie I'lmd Lake Jessup would connect with l.ymatot J llow anl M rtirath (D optiimetriat Mint llF\tlvMf*l vhr i r»|nHiiIff| a,|fl%htt Inlllv |liilia |n ,n lit* p u rtlcid ail) ttiaiiiHanford Avenue he said, "I think ijd , |ir an u, nry gi-neud sue- dirw I ho ulft of m pal# m i' I |t.q|■!iill tllrm l tltl* lit.ttlf* ll | ilaAMl , I the mull fill llir fin* *linvvinq Hanford Avenue ia designed a* a L , C l a r k |it*nttr!•« Hlat« H«|)t«*nriilal ivf 1 pc || m I Hut \I*It Itrll b>•till11 nrctl j t III,! lllvitlo liu l ICVICK ul Ft. state road a* for a* the lake, uml I , |luj r,naM M ct'aiiun (l> N evi It>>•Ilfv Odhuin was given a cm w a i not 'thrown back’ when the- ((r>| dfC||llr ,, , -y w|„, vots-rt ntriii Dick T ra c y detective outfit toll»di hp111 i t tii'iii 4» llir nor the .lin k--ii vvlisic l l ir 12 lib llifu n tiy lot biding a gold badge, inagiillv tttvr ‘ .It lr l m ill* III |I4il| »a* pnigad tha b«*t nr ' r - i ),.li, 1do H ighw ay was com h. l.ia iil, Kadttr announced also pitted. It is not under state main- •« M „ , a) Henatm* Dnnnall lug glass and w iilslla. rln nvh d ial ull in. ii uf Coinpan) I i «ii. F . G an t* annoimcrd Hu n-i M l. lit )l Mi 14k1>ail*" ll f t* lu l Il.d In Hatlfold III tun- aiidp* Mi Il'M lIS H S Oa r * | . T k u u Lhlk Mill *1ft tKi'flEVil u —it h im m ishap* w ltli tin? van-p In Mi p ii-llile sl til 111;i.'1 kill* MlM'MiUl inni ul a little put*iui iv) A r h c I M a n I h H o i i h ' t i , ill pi. .e I., lift 4*.’l ill1" Mil it I AI u mealing livid la*i evamng u i Itidilly a! n un i'. M, at llie Hunt -r J • .still l>4 lit*! '.( .1 c l A n n u ly two naw m n iil.c i- .vcic t.llllllv f llr llil -KI.I uli 1.ii t,. ii into tiiu Inc at G liaid, M l’ N k:\VM AN, ( l a , Aug. 12 9IIB4*4fM' I I lu’l I'b.ild I,IIll I llll ill gene G. Havln and A lfi«d ti. I'wu v . convict brntltete w eir «C a Him, 1. it. i>lrt-rain (ruin Mt** Ilclu i*. l.la u t, Kudtii c ‘iiimalidcd cused today nf liaatlng tlicit nn M lJ.lirlln Id l r t l , Ilui iiiuil)' i( nil men fill’ attending (ba annual yrar -old grandfatlier w ltli u pl-lol '.iy'lt tef I -Mill fiu cliiif- A *let-11 i iicumpiiient ami rvipu-ted each SM UGGLER'S C O V L, C alif.. Aug. 12— { / P ) - A Boston matin* and taking |446 ba had H r,l up in gn-.l, ((* - iiillii'tt-d along tin- Guardsmen tu ra c n ill a n.w maiu. . , tiei In nld er In ilulltilv tbe iiuiin•cientitl may dive deeper into the bluk depths of the oreen tomorrow hi* s k lrH a ll, They uhi-i I tin in»nrv I to iilty clothes, liquor and a it-rd "' ' ' tiei-blp for tho IH6(i ciii'ain|iiitenl. than man hat aver gone before. h, k , ly tout lllllll* uf Oil cur, officera charged. I Im 1iicaiI rum paii)’ tin.- un m ill O tii Barton, 48, H arvatd-lram rJ tngmeer. hopes to descend 6,000 ti*,i : vcoi *,1iI The g randfalehr, W. H. K ilb m i. . ............ 1 alni fu lir o ffic e '* and anv p c i- 'in *.i- n tile tu t im iin , • I’-lilu g Inform ation feet in a cart steel ball called a Ustho.cope. dangling from a steel wa* baiteied oil the eye and clock *•••''“l'-# nildog u Iii’ll-Mllv. vvlicll lolcini-- tin* G uard am asked tu contact cable. A t that depth water pre*- ♦ -lio rtly after last midnight at rhe )liri led. “ I'l’ggy T" aura would be 87,000,000 pound* rrrt from a crane on a 100-foul farm horna of hi* sun, M itcloll Sgt. T V. Ilro w it, I'upu's Filltng Aii.iilu i li lend *aid Mi-- M iti'licll .Hr uI Inn. l.la u t, Ksdet at K aiivi's Kelliim . He was bound tu u tod on th* benthoapbere. -tael liarga nearby. -blind wi ll' cm unto tu In w aliy Htori'. or to attend any Barton and D r. W illiam Reel,* Harton, an underwater explorer mid iilaaavlnga ripped from in* 1N llclgllbul ll.'llll tlu-nll'l' to -CC till, 'I inn misty nlgllt meet lug at th* of th* N *w Yo rk Zoological Hoc- (tree I (120, has been planning this shirt. llii l i .l t Him “ A ( '«ntvrl.tity Tala'* Arm ory at 8:00 P. M iet|r alread y hold tha world'* deep npgriment since lORST He dsMgned and hit savings ripped from lit- vvto-ii jtir 'lie lilt. K ilt...... diving raeoed, - 9,089 *feat —* In ‘ . jke benthoscope. Its name la taken u**allanta aa Thurmon Hi’i hii-bsird, victim of a haw it bathysphere o ff Bermuda In 19H4- from the green benthos, meaning .11, and H arm an, 81. lie said hotli m liiiciii f'.i - i -v i -ih I v c b i *. -aid Barton hopes to naarly double that ii.pt h or bottom of the sea, ami recant ly complated pm ilirutiM i) In, wa* nit.,ul n Htrp lialiim l hi* Saturday tarma fo r automoblla thaft. -cvpein, meaning to vlaw. depth tomorrow, wire, litiiri w iw lie, too, would liid lil A . 61,— A ll day picnic and Vessels o f tho little fleet en­ Barton can aTt or kneel In the In Atlanta j |mvt, |1Prn innneil. Mar*h was ad- -wlm m lng p a rly at HsnlauJo h u.u i «.>j na r * a* i'hr«*> gaged In th * project gathered to­ tphsre, 67 W inches in diameter. u* may triad to buy an autunioldle Hinlugs. night a t thia eova on Hanta Crux It weighs 7,000 pounds and its with a 9140 down payment. They Monday HUH KNCAM PM KNT Island, I I milaa south of Santa .teal shall la t 914 inches thick ^ r* , „ b ,««9 h l to Ja il here, and H:30 A . kf.— All-Htni tiasaball Tlie Huy* " f Woodcraft liranrh team w ill maat at ta k a Front B arbara. E a r ly tomorrow they'll at Its thinnest point. It la de- s h e riff Potts announced, charged B t out to the apot in the Santa •lined to withstand pressures w ith robbery by fo rc * - a n of f e n - of the Woodmen of thu World, Park and w ill iaave for a gam* in which h« i i U Ip M tfim a cKiea iiiimiierlng about 600 youth- from Orlando w ith an a il star recrea­ ua basin where the deepest down to 10,000 f* « |, all over Floinln, w ill arrive Hun- tion team. its steal door ia IS inches in may ire puniahabla by death. w ate rie r aa found by electric lath1day at the Municl I A irport for diameter. Om fuaod quarts w in ­ U:d0 A . M,— Register foi tsn n ll , C OF C BA LLO TS an encampment through Wedne*- tournament at F t . Mellon Court. T h * venture Is a project of the dow, 9 inches thick and 6 9/4 Inches John Iv e y , pra.iden t o f the Hem-1day- They will sta y nt the Fallow2:1)0 P M.— P lay Center.-d ts* A lla n Hancock Foundation for In diameter, looks straight ahead. geteatUI* research o f the Unlvcr- Aaothar, I 9/4 inchaa across, looks inoia County Chamber o f Com- >i hip Front ami w ill eat in llm big cuss plans fo r a fa ir to be bald raerce, today stated th at "printing mt-*s hall. Saturd ay m orning, Aug. 20. Those o f lo n tb a rn C alifo rn ia. Capt. .trsight down. H aneeeh, 74, la president of two outs Id* lights w ill lllum la- o f baltato fa r elaetion o f directo rs! Member* of Calory Camp No Interested in having booth* at ' njft uro invited to attend tha tha f a ir a r« requested to attend _____ tetoee, director o f tha att th* o m m depika, A motion n w day 9 aw f ^ ” na4 ( Wed•ha m **Haw. ttow and u t t o r o f the Val* ftotntg* camer a nk aai i through the a i J [ u r | hh'p? I tampmenb'1D u rin g Jh alr atoy tha Begin thuffleboard '• K a r la a laboratory v *a n ) fav a rd 'W to d b w . f akeghene and not aeeurad should de th l* la o i W T ' t r ' game. P r r s i d r m St*nU;iril< AtiilmrOf "f*..... \ /: . . !*..« *.....a'-' Reports On Cunvun ■*' ,l,r ",|ilu,v Local Officials Endorse Shorter Route To Oviedo National (Juard Is ('onumnuled For Its Showing /Vt Camp Itohhed By OrandHons Marine Scientist Will Seek Now Deep Sea Diving Record Tomorrow liecreation Schedule a, . ^ 4 . v*rtoi • l un-liter.,(,lr I'hnnlliir** w i t h jltvM 'it -I,i,a rts amt Ihumter- I'l.n r i- llniinth S .ilu riiil). tloilrra tr v n -lv ili oliuls frr*lisn ln g in -huHrrm v:J. V ’(J‘ �P vw i w "?»•» iiwattab....... sMMSBB MMM r js S B t o m m g m f p a c e tw o F R ID A Y T H E S A N FO R D H E R A L D . S A N F O R D F L O R ID A « AUGUST 1 2 , 1919 ■u______ T h e S a n fo rd H e r a ld T h e T a r if f S a c re d 27 Persons Are Library Of Congress Denies Any Unhurt As Plane Fascist Influence In Prize Awards, Crashes, Burns C o w Pakllahra* « itn r4i> W r i l ir i K to th<> N e w V »rk Tim oH iib o itt c o n fe re n c e s » ’ •'• ■■•it H«n4«r at RnitiR on in Europe, Anne *»‘||«r** McCormick nicnHniib I .■ I I I NNaanlla R M in 4 , aaaaM aiaaa aiaiiar parleys lit Annecy which have lieen RolnR nil since April O tM tr I f a* Saafateij ri«M a,<u 4 r ” 'b?, AH1•im""F " ,l’ unnlracliiiR partus I" the still nil rati lied llaU U a » ra w •a ai March a, tsar. vana Coiivimtinn mi Tariffs ami Trade. Its members filled! n rn .t.a iv n i,. u k a n I he holds, the Anierinin di'IrRiilion iilone mimheri!il K0. M ll» r m in im a l i t K i n including experts mid secretaries. She says: Itaataaaa N a a a irr “AlthoiiRh its snail-like and diffietilt labors were little S "H H H t m o N MATMa I v Carrier ................... . m •• iniblic i/.ed, this nieetinir is ni**i•• ini|Miitant in its way ilia O K MmmII i ..... p l (M T l r t r K n nilia RINI Mie debates of foreii'ii mini decs. II is nibblinn away at (lie f i t Mnntfcw O.IMI oiipbest o| barriers In Jnlernalioiial ro-o|Hjralimi. ' Oar Y r r r lin o " T h e A p ie r je a n ilelnpair* kept i i n i s t i i i R .t h a t t ile U n ite d A" n iiM m , carAa af l l i a k i , rr«o|H llfiia Had nmtlrmm nt S t a t e s hud m a d e a In i i e i n r o i d m I le c i f iK t r a d e a n d lo w e r aatcrlalaniM M a M r »b . .V r i^ J I Z , i i. Mem n i i i ' i o a l i .m s i c u d liit if to re c o R in /' , o ra lcla a foaiT*. ru n R * r C , . , . , rraHlar a ilt c r lla la a ralca. ■heir a r ip in ie n in w ere w * a k e iie i| h y th e f a ilu r e o f C o n p re s s N qH aaallr n r la . 'o re n e w H i" reripi'M i .it l i i le a irn 'e n n ’ l i l s . ” A s Is H e r o in e S a v e s If a U - .A A s She P a s s e H ir e r s P O R T IA N D . Me.. Ami I* '/P i A new VIOfHMm N m lli.M .l airline. Cm nan clashed and vi.i * ilestrnyril J. v fire a I nnnin in.it airpntl tniiii’hl Ill'•r sr» ** a la ll* » c . lu r r ily seven pronlis "Vriviine Tile Toronto Star, less restrained in tlttcrniiee. says r ... ,fc% ' nrlrdi. « • * • • • C ll> , aa4 N|. i,«ata. ■ alma III e .r.ip rd im li.in n .l 'The dollar crisis has finally challanifed thi* sacred cow of ^hr I l f r r i a la a m #Mk r t n § ca . I til" |llln |, ( apl |(n i|e ili k Cnle, I ’niled States I n i s i i i c s II adds: H a a 'if all*?*!.*? " V r" r r»»"hHI'll), nl M rbm p Ma-s.. -anl die Inm 'T'nr vear i United Stales nuiiiiifucturers and prorlncen (V l. *' p r la u a eni'illr ship's pinprllrrs 'levrlsetl mve worshinpi'd at the altar of hiirh tariffs. They sold their ill llir air and w r slailrd In plep iirphis prinliii'tlon on the export markets of the world. Imt | F R ID A Y A im . 12. la in .trail'ld down." '•estricted ini|sirtn into the United States by means of liij;li Tin'll. ’ lie a.l<I'd. "inn lamliliM liriffs. Today they are reexaminiui! thin policy. 'I'he ilollai TOM A Y ii III I I I . K VKHNR «rar rntlaiMril and llir s p o il lir•rlsls has tani'hl I hem that imports and exports ro hand in I’ASl In ily ." F a u l was one nr I hr a or Id'a land. Unless the United Slides is prepared to Import more, H K T W K K N C U IIItH K K , ricMtilenl Timnnn unit K l|ililin (p iiiin n , tin * . r V .1 rnrn •'ffailM* h r a r n l the rest of the world nued liny less from the United S* Slrw aolr.ss I ’a lo iia Ihnm illan, j'lilh|i|iinci<' ••lil.-f K x c rn liv f. Isold ii in iv .il" pnnfercnce nl illm n r ■ lu lih l In Id* o lijrc tlv r ami never 2 t. nf Nntlh (Jm ni y. Ma-s , nn llir faltered a! nor H lffh n llt l l r flriiiH. For only by their sales to the United States can they Riven in VVie.liinKt.in in Cjulrino'i. honor. Kisrler, tin* I'liilliisiiion* I ’ n-ol »»»»r Inal I hr vision. A f i n hr l„ „ l "am tin* dollars to pay for their United States purchases" itcilt I ol. 1 ('nni:re..N I Imi I In* c llllir f o Lliat wmilil lu ll "i.y .tv*filis ll" lull Irss than llu r r n rrk . lo rd in ,nnn. nprn llir (m ill ilnnr. l l i r 1ivdi.ni' »rrn llir vision, Im m i'dlnli'lv hr Tariffs are alwayH a sore spot in American polilieid in ('iiniiiinniM ii nnle .< nn istslI-Hr>l I’ls.-ifsc pnel is formed 11 lit.-, null.>nnl I endeavored in Ktl in i.. Mm-cidonlii. IhinkiiiR. They constitute Iniyeh an economic problem and hi syslrni li.nl (.tiled Hi" ru in .....................................* ; • » • * » A " «o whether the award re—Ac. I S :| 0. Its tit y (I,Mir was him kril hv (lain "'. ... Ml\ t , % J ' J | » F r t u n U tin* winh of l lir Aviirriumi niRlit to lie treated m su ch , without imliticnl connotations >lir said. .Slir i.n ril Ini lie* irar “ I a "M l" id m licl""r.y I id |>m 'u n ! |. <r divisions. Orii'imili> tin. mlnnl nation snupht to protect , r 'M,r' conrl'" l‘!" ! ^ Attorney General | „ MI ( | , , t l ilnnr, diniilmn In llir pa*sen«ris. its infant industries as licsl it could at the sacrifice of llic| A h ouk whom I ’ m u ln ii I mm.in li.it pot (I ssNlIntiM ►*rs»m l*ai# Ottel "follow llir ." . _ diil appointed In llir .Siipirme ( ’ni|,t rest of the country. Hut Mi" altitude toward tariffs is clianp ................... . . | development of their eiiltiu d life. They did unit w llliln n iintil"" Hi" 'iljr now. Where once lli"v seemed to aid. they are now re [ » ;• § t'AIII.. Mmn., A iir . 1 1 ! M il'lny tnld ii Hewn ninferenee i I.!," >K, •••••>f f i " ; im well ii" of tlirir economic life. of llir U nilrd .Stale*. it " rt »rf find plmi" wins eoudy. orni/ed as hiudcriii)’ our ecnnomie life. Lower tariffs is .pi Itenili mt.'i-tti|»i.-<i tin* n|< Ins la .tiny vtidi li" i" Iiiim I'lnrl! ' |' i!" *• ,S' K ll"b " It would lint he In the intrri'at |*olil*» .tl lim It wlin it .in in “ T h " little linsli'K" wii" ii In i" the order of the dav. For anvthiliR that ohstruets the free i'l'"i *»n*i'M n. Hi" dlrertni (m l 1111" pnillt unit Unit tl" lnipi"i llir ." MIlid M l". I'liiN t'nium i" nf tin l**"llmv", i n di'i'lple of the nf auch development If memher* consequential lawyer and llir Ir.ie ' " I .turn;. Svvi n. minnnni e n Rim d In (hi* w m lern psyrlinh.Kiat who of a prnfraaimml advisory com•low or trade ammir the nations of the world is u force .■I|j.I... . I mid i|i(.|| •; J'.'""." I’urllnnd, n pnisKi'liuer. IV. I able In ol .ill our .tlliiin ry cm nl tier plmm "I Im , »f Iterliss noun. «l'"l!r<tlv cniiiHi teil with m ittre were to fulaify t lirir »|sinMany other Inuilrd Mi"" l*,>nworkiUR. however nbsecsircly, apninid peace. .'In , K allie r l.iiinem nn, fit, led • ta li . Now that'* imi n rm tn n h U 1 J,'li!'t..'" " l« l,! ;l « |. |Iona ill Older to rarap r cenauir. Ili'ilin i" lint n ffirin lly inrlinli'd in'll sin for her immiI lirm lrd n"," ’""'Id l'd p rin t infllielici'' in or to make a more popular ch o lir." llic Ml •li.icpli, M inn, ,inReiM In »" purl nf w m lern (irrm n ny mid She r rlllin e il the rniiiplnni'.i*" out idea nl il. That's tvlml fiifllir My II nddy". Iln ii I. mI fur linn, ii . until "Then* whi. nn MrirnniinK «M o re llu s h f in r is nnu Inn. never reielvitil Secretary Ickei., will! knows Inm in III" n iiv ilm iy iiiiiK fe»tivnl. M mdinll I'lm i nnMii.,lnn.'|. dr" pile l.niis it.' 'idle. Miiid, "only n Ii*tIi* bail, says of Inm. ii p iiiI id Iln- nnnind .liile inn llu H N in n lilu H t •ii Kent nppi'Nl fmm went (d i mini mil unit fn ilfin in n ." .Mure A m e r ic a n m en are m a r rie d th cn c tln y a , m a in ta in m i i I inn nf tin- A n i"iim n l.i’Kinn. T lie Ih iid n e w nirnile i wih |...|11Hid linidi'l H. i i r a hom e a n d l a i c i n r a la m ily a n d w h a t ’a m o re , a p p a r Hrn rv NYnihinimi, 110. nf W hO'i S i-v iin l Ii 11nil i "d H|i""tiitom In (InallaarM S'ri.as t-aa a Oaat We always rn jn y llir lir,m m M il'ln y Kind llie Mniled Stolen Inwn, Miikm. the Y u k ii .s I iiv K n vern m .'iil ni rh tef th a n e ve r b e fo re in th e h ia t o r y id' th e n l.iills .«, sii .In i till ilie ir nppIniiM" ila lrm rn lt, n>>i lirrn n tr wr li.ivr ,i .• n lly l i k iiu ; it T wn Ilf III" P IK I'IIK I'I" well' I peisniin in tlie Y iikom I iiv governlint .Mi .. I.in ii"iiiiin i>lnmp"i( nvci ..ill iln lilt ll I'tlll In MmkIhI w i'tll'lll naliir.il h.m lrtt Ini matlirinnlri t ... • o i in l r y . I incut w ith the cam p of i i . i i 'I ku Hu- k "y ii..iii.l T lie mI i ik i " curlnim . lle ilin , H ill, lie |.||lplllldS"d, ltd" I'nmpiniy rninlnyeis. The wife . ( T h in n la le m e id ia biiM"d upon a h ! in ly o f th e A m e ric a n ... i" iliaw n <■ip inh ly few lenlix il""- mil mi'iin the A met inm i;nv mint her "inplnve, mill h"l mnntli I capital lata. statistics, Imi I t r t t l li r wr .nr in • iin m n l nl.ni" w ill m kh iiii " Iln- laid "nil. Iil'in were ill,mild \ i mn .' m lif,- auviUK fur proa'The Y ukok I mv uoveinmeut more M c li.ip m ila n L i f e liiN iira n c i* ( ’o n i|* a n y . • d 'll" tin.I lic. ll nil "'hen. leresled in »«. inlintic.d tin dirt Mr hiiM luiiid b y tin The piiMMenui'i li"l tn"linl"d I'd ‘ o vc m I mii-Iuik i„ |„ .jnK r „ nJ and more la juiuiiiK up with tin Ili'i I iismI issshI, 'Innd iiiK in III" t.nnl"n nf n i""lillK Ihe e lly ’n d"- limn government's ( Mill Indnm r loda) .v liie li b r ill) " , a lt e n t io ii lo the iin p ie a a iv e fu el I h ill ttie re lire S N rw i'll, pn,"iil"nl ni ‘ 1." •In, Oil rvi IIIIIK- fmm fl.lt p no I'erlitllatlc rlrclea (the W eal) a ii il.fW .H fK M IO O nt .nirip .iir.l now about J IM ;, m illio n m a rrie d m en in th e U n ite d S la t e a . wine . win. Iln- b in l lii rnurh tier MrCIny left (he e i i n f e r f i i ' I n Itu I It Im n W m k". nnviil "hipiMiilil )*■ M. »l the M ayfair |'nu| hy R!, ),"*t the H.M.H.U. and ia In a \ idiy.ii'iiisi . i i lived , Imi m ily in /id iriiil, funner R M 8 .00C.OOO on llir ninir d.iv and l l i a l Home "it t I .< m illm ti o f th e m lir e Itv iiiR w it h I h e ir pi nnnnnre In i (lend. I,*nod ii plnni' fur it reliiMi fliKld Iinr firm , nl lln lli, mid lli'in v I t(nli|.|f lirc n x t1 w,th. T n v ln r. ii fnreiKn se rv ir" «(((•■"• Mmk" "hiimpjnn and .......... 'That Iht* Siivici Kuveriism-iit ran nf U it y rn r: in tninl d r ln il n 1>l. w ive d . I n iiw ai" Mini M i". I.lnneniioi tn (h ininny, lie wnntn In In- Inirk •if III" Millie Iti'pin hn. nl ,nu ImiKer rnnalilrr Ihe S'liKu duv j | Hi.' Nahnnal l("i| C ln ia field -tuff, I in mini "l"c l mil" " K v c n M i" a iin ill p ro p o rtio n a p p ro x im a t e ly t h re e p e r ­ had li""n fn lidly "Irn keli, e|iiui | ." 721,000.000 now n« rm npntril will w ,' mI Sevi'riil |in» lenKer" w r r mil The I:* 'student i In Hn cmnse K " v''r " " " ' " l **i* «n nlly. liv iiiR a p a rt in e lm h a Ih n ao m en w h o a r e e m p lo ye d iii. inI,el i h.’iiini'd unity ii a they J *******H*y* $ 1 ,4 8 0 ,0 0 0 000 Inti y rn r; mid H cent lim*rv Im y ri" fmm I'nitliind dr Kiivni iim rnt me I •l.y Ills Hitch. M ary France* T ,m * lh " S" vl" ‘ epi.'d tin i»p trnpliy In th en ! . , , , ,, pnrlini'iil ■insea. T lie v lind ...... .. dabl it $2r>4,540,(HH),000 ... m in a w a y Iro in hom e m a re te m p o r a r ily a lw e n l fo r rea so n a of xvaita, Mm Ilia Hint lirraon Krneat i r 1 " H I '!n«,’r i »", P "r ‘ «'l«tjsia of in New York. 'i i.n n i i . Tin i "m illinn nr “ M yi n iir k lo y I iiIk .(h e r Ilia n m a i i la l d lH co ril " th e M e tro p o lita n n o tca . pared w illi .t2ri 1.240.000.000 ill li'iH i.'isun.lilenn M cCall, Ann , Itnveriuneii . es|wclal K llllll.'" Ini pi'll fill fee I fim ii III* Hu,Idy", nmii i • lieli nuicslrn' . 1 •ukIi. n ........ . „ i, . Iv Hm*r claim * which the kiiRoH T h e ol h e rw ic.e h ap p y til n a tio n in clo u d ed n o m e w h at by Meanwhile. niillinti. nl people make .(.'“ " IImII,... in iis H lrin mI iiv Ul.veri.m e..l l„.a .............iced. hln/iiiK "lip. Idni'kiiiK nil ininviH" w imnt do eel Inn, hint wnn th rill t ln | HuNUaiiM as l fm> oael I...I." I...I |. R rr. M Mnwi.nl h i. »*1 hv Kuvernmenl haa remiuncod. tie fuel t h a t . In c a ip te o f th e lim u d iii* a h o rta p e , abo u t !• . mvnrd. no piuvitiim (m llir (utm r l.r will nceepl moral law ." Ii" said, i The a ir |i..il wua roped n ff in keep , i ,, r ;, i' ............... ....... ..... fr,,' » th" Y"an Met man h . Alurrl*. m,:ilav nennle llii'liitiira are s loins; mil nf tho 1 «W«V liuudird* of aprrtnlni a. ■Ilillion iim r r ie d eouplea a re liv iiiR w it h r e la t iv e :, o r in o th e r K«:dav people . tautt! llir government lint promised miifualotl lirniiKhl on liy Ho laat w ** *)"' "econil riaah ,it Hie I r ,. " . ,V" 1. 'T h a i If the Ynuoalav uovern n p n ra ry q u a r te rn , h iic I i i i i i tr iiu a le n t lin le la an d l"d i:i^ !* lham old n|{r p m tin ili. Is iir lm r .i D a m p ic r next \\ edneadny, t,a*t night mn|irefera a united front * iv.ir, lie /mill, l l r termed Hinu Held within two miinlh*. with I io uhch . , .dirtatnra who desire tn dninteaie A natlonnl (.m od U an .p nrl Hun pictures nf awimmiiiK stroke* .the imperialist.* to a u nilrd froe*. | It I «s.m l* « |i• ()■•) O llie r in t e r n a lI i i r c o lla te r a l d a ta re v e a le d »sy th e h I i i i I v H"*> (lie mind" o ff all uinnkiml. r a iiv ln ir -*l niei., I'radied .onl ih ii and water safety were alm.vn to wq |, |j,,. i| There was snmethint* vlnuiR'Iv . H., then lei Hies* L i l lis. 2H. nl (io itv s u jtin io i V n They cannot l*> n lilitrn iled nvrr*•)/ •• * mi wav Inin k n i" lltve r-Im .;' Hir ICtRilV t * . w t - 'j . circle*, (tha to ltarsr'suppo rt q , fM tkslir abnul the vprrvli nl J'j In clu d e U ie iu t: iiu ol Ovtcrn. ownri Id the .iiil<T nit; lit, hr sa id -n o t l.y (he (lim ed U'’-. Kv.'tvma) a maid w d e jn ln i.'d fin Tumidity Mr. /iihrm l pave In Ha rla lm a ."' N e a rly ........ th ird ..r th e Im ilia iid n a re u n d e r .%* v e a n m ytar-nhl fnrmer l're«iilrnl lln n v ri ‘ fal inn* nr Hie At Innlir f a r l nr Hvrnn larnrlann, a .................. Ini'*, ami ( .oi Wlihlclrn u( atrm tiull id Hir W elfare ('amp for at her dcvi.-e* In 'll" lealm nf man. ........... H rra l.l rnpurler wl.u wua nt ii .' k i >. *, ami y.«; lerdliy Kiivr life ISfling the prnple of this tntinlrv f|l;l liR e ., M ani ndi iitnitn about one q u a r te r lir e ipant fdi .^O f lln m e lit "’ •• ■ ” | ’ * ji»o ininicc O v ie d o R o u t e “ Tho ,,iilv wav tlit'ia liiiii.'d s , Ihe « l'l* " r . "Hid Hi.pliom lot He; that ptnfluiale I'ovronnriit spriidim; to r».|, '.Id Ite ie e itl lire R H iltfu lly e in p lu.vetl, o r ttfo k in r A icnid in i; In .‘ {tale 11i|(hwrsy Hda h illi'in c ss, .l.,mH. fM iatrnlinii m .ilh amilh cunway 'w ith a Jolt, iliv iliK lli-tlin tln lla In ni'Kln liny itp .n ii* •• a ISIS in c iiim ..I ................................... ...... .... t h e ir fa m ily. rrH |)o can lead only In mdimi.tl hankrup III! ariilda at Ilieir "emit rllllip . Il *l,s •*” sissas ... * iiu b iimI t-)* I'litiuim an I II. Iluuleti, Mia* l.e- amt fear can I*' ol.lilciHied n. I.v n (I'KKlIaMtS h m final 11 Air. Zulu nil, field le p rrsrid n tiv r Smith also expressed nppioval of tcy and Inn of ism1iv ii I h .i I Itrednm. A IM io itp b Ih e lu o p n ilp ih o f vvivert w h o w o rk itt R ic u t e i )»»•" F it ., win. 'vai d iiviiiK the autumn- reK riierallm i nf Hi. s»ula of men. '» "'••«l* |Ut "»•’*•'. "|* ir (he landm r nf S iifi'ly Service* III llir SmiHi• e fo re . •>............... Stem' .'"lll'paed, A ahnwer of spurk. Hie lunte lialay and s la te d ," I think Lik e the skipprr nl a sinkniK ship e v e r b Ie<i ■ Mmn outc f i i ii r lb o f n il w ivett w o rk oiilniH *' Ini" luw aiil Hnnfurd, mind liave hv reliKinn." lie "aid. lie ciillcd no th" milloii to poard •»"*' from the plmm and H en it i'll d r ill Area, Im* al .o rundilrtrd it wuidd lie a K.md thins In Riv* •'■inly It yinii In l..«il mil llw I be bottle, il sill l l i i ' i ' lire IllO 'd ly th e y o u ilR e r Olieu w h o rilV e I fa ll.n a l"ip at the wheel. The ape,ml pmirrani in Hm ( ‘nrlhhenn llie propln nf Ihe (Ivied,i arrliuu m il.,nn.I,il. v. ii , I. idly dniiuop'd. tta rlf apjon ,1 Hi" ( il» iha HiniM ••m at Udu flame*. ocean with m ili.illuw im n ip , ho been tn itrrie d "Ml\ ii mI io i 'I tu n e . ini'll, ('cu lra l Am eiiciin, and all a Rond rmitn tn the rnunty and. ' rum en - 't Ill" pinup |. Ii"li"\i'll tn have hl't'll rnmiuK Old " f P» I'vai cunt..................... .. *.. y I.. I'o y n l. ■ " M m e ............................... it '•) e v e rv ten vo iH IR n u 'i' in Jh n wools wrnl nut In inillmn* wlm lo u t" vice nfflcer nf Hi" H lislr I»"|il(tt - iiri'ii. in Hi" I'n llcd Slate*. Aami- | "This m ule Iiiih allem iy liran i ('tin mup fmm a dam e lit C.i*- leal ihi'V il.illn v '...... If moral ......................... o . vv, ,.l m in t. «iod Im w ic Innko.e mil Ho* elated with lied Crn** Nulinuul , dr.iiiiicd liy th., Sta le Itna.l I '" - , A ll id simply Iflt o r il In listen. Iln n v r. r im t it r y rv«*nliinl1v im iiT y ," t I m* M#*!r«n»olitmi adiipn i " iln " lie All H.impier, III" ilaUKldcr nf economic * li" iu :lti .a n Im pm (u[ window ..f lim pliom when .1 luuded A .p lillir Si'lmnl w ill lint hr line In >rr In* wuiib •tl XiiM Hicnn m en look w it h R re iil fnvtsr on tr io lH io u n l litim , ..L’jj i I'afHnelil mil Sanfur.l Avrnna, little ll«.'. I." ,10.1 l'» " " H'*w " I" " k*. Herve.l as a la . id ly ..... tidier and | ........... , conic tiu r. Why slioulil hr c n ir * l y life it. T h e y iiin k e a h u tite , r n ia iiq ' it fa m ily p ro v iile lo r c u r- Mi mul .Mi*.. F. I. Dam picr, I :! 17 Atnl( “ ,,,"'*H l>"ko .IrsMip and on into K nrlier Vice l ,i" .id " iil l l n i k l ' v i Aim thcr pnaaiuiuer, A. I. Sport. .lit .."tor nf Hir "chuulrt in It is so much r*sirr to swim w illi i i-iii iicu tln, a n il save fo r I h e ir ohl ap.e a m i fo r h iic I i eo lit in- link Avenue, entered nmxea I min- aaid he Im* ..........Ha. u i*r.l Ihe t lili- lT f . n l A k im ., (».. lllao ropoi te.l aee western. North A H nidlr and K ad - , Oviedo ns Hm department sera ini' nl Jm kimii Atemui inl liu ap ilal, l e t of m iirrliute "with i.n yo n e."' iliK flume*. .......................... ern Aren, a* well l.s tlm five j fit-" Tlm H rpnrtm rnt, h r added, the fU ltflll. Alai b tsiilri, llir truth peneie/) a s prololtRed s ic k n e s s and p r e m a ln r e tle a th . Mi,mil, Imd .ipiuiK mid lecriiH y Me antilinulv Ii. klm w l.dlje.l that I* very favoraldr toward the prol om l um *nld tlm idnne * riijlit I l l t i U ttH ' v v i m l i, f e l l o W H w e a r e k e e p i t t R o u r c o l l e c t i v e hulls. iilio u i'd liume fur ii tln re weeka rumniH him with jest. have ironnr IM'I n lliise "soil...'It'll .................. ......... I'liRiM" . « riiUKht . , fire,a t llie| ifnanline , n o n e to t h e w ell k n o w n R r itn ls lo n e . of Pm Hand, -add "it wn* i.nm ons IMimdhle early miirriilRe I vei l tank* did nut explndr. In* "aid vavaliiin. .Sim is a i;suililsalt' nf .J* .Id" . recent apin aoi ice id ..a .a. .| AI llll ll... ■■■tuiiiiiiirnr'i ns the pnaaeMKi ra pi il. imd Til.- peupl" in Hi" "Idp were the Si Ullll'il" I III: Il firlinid, llltl'lldeil alu rr Wolves of Dm Mulled Stat»« Il is with a lr , tun: nl md * little M In,'hide tlm gray Hm red wolf of in S I. |,n .ii* with | Ktewnid. *.* I ’ntricm IM in rllso n , 1rnlmcat tauanna I ever sow. ( 'M it r lv - C o M lc t l K i 'c c d n m Strlenn Ilmvei'Hity one year, mul Oonrrrn tlml wr ir,nl Cirnci.d Ib .c l AlthmiRh l here w ire "f.««l**, and West, and thrh red wolf of Imd i.nuoner nid.'d In the City i t Mr'"’l,r m l" lu u H." Hadley..................... ! ««• «f N **"|i ‘ f h i r y , Mas*., for it ln 'i" was t" pnnlc s aid the isisl- Hie south rrn trn l stales. jjiy's lU tr in n il dial the F irm h The pretty St. I,m il* widow Is | her r.ilMmndeilneaa. h o b iib ly I lie w o r k lllR people o f S I h i i i r I h H a rc m il v e r y ............... .. prournm lim e. tinerv hnycr far Itinea llrnther* to lie tlm Vice President'll truest nt I "»">< Hmmellaon haa.lwen ni Hu Aftny it the liutklinnr nl the I'.uinDepart incut * l» tr. w e ll in fo rm ) <1 j.bout I lie etinrm* o f liid tu r y in o th e r e tiiiiitrie n « ’ dinner ’ thi*' 'week-end " a t his J"h in I jwn and n h alf week*, IW Id .V t : KM .t.KM p<an drfensr tydem. th.it lulliuni ol } Many nf Hm .............. . were i home In Pnilurnh. Thai a ln rtrd l Him "iiid the plane, _ pnm nkrd w h e re l lie r o n in n in ln t tn nvenm n t ban Itccnm e ilo in in iit il Id IN IM IN. A h r . 1 2 -lA 'i Ihe ^ood .AmeiiiMii dnllars mint In n illlln rrv l.uyera far I'o rilam l dv- schunl* in the Southeastern Area. - lauded tint nn Ha Irnlly —when I .............................. Colored students who w lih In(ir lp p e d in p o v e rty a n d v iir iin n i fo rin n o f itRe-ohl O r ie iit n l A ir M inlalry hiiI.I today 12 llrili* li ituVI rii.iin r mill into oueratloo i i - | tlm landuiR R "iir nppnreuHy co l-1 p atore*. Miey ^ n t in atminK ili.it aonv. W r till . || a : ail incut . M tl,,M.nlw eir Itrip I'll <*' striirtion are advised contact IlliH e ry , n in n y o f th e m w e re iln ilh tle tw ettRer In lie lie v e Ih e le r v l.e men w rrn killed li.v Hie ft,II lint i tiiriliU K # from n I.n l.uaineas there i* nn rau«e for ape- lapsed. tlsinsmber so well when the 1’irin.h Fdwnrri Johnson, 1100 Pina Htrett. t*riii,h ,,f ii Ituyal A ir Farce *nia- 'iilntlosi right now, he aiihl. New Yo rk, viu lloston. Ite il " lilin r iilo r .* " w h o p ro tnlH eil (h e m (lie moon. ' A i.im cn R e r, M rs. f.orn Cwncor* _ L (|tmv was t .dhd the hstkhnnr nl A m .'iix iire o f I l i e i r t lh illllH h iiiiiie iit In neen In llie f u e l | **«’»•«••• pliom yesterday nr,o Aden. aftollisr d rlrn s r syilriu, n d rlrn sr Mini llie netv le ip m e h im ftttin tl il ni'ceum try lo w a rn th e m S A I F S T O A It A IIS system built mi llir M*i;inut limMint w h ile llie y h itve b e en " lllH ir n fe tl p o lilic n llv " t h e ir e n illl.tiN D o N , A i i r . 12 t/l'i llr iwhich togelhei were tn pm ln I ill* o tn ii live n " ru n o n ly lie Im p .o v e il R r m h iiilly ." I miii >,un<mm ed today she i« reW ait lo tevrt hum the (itim a n T in . v /o rk e ri. tiro tn lil Ih u l lim y "uh o nh l not liiir h o r siniiiUR tlm sale of arm* to A iah b trb a iia tii. Hull) of ihrm coimbled lilefm o f I'e tre iviiiR e q im l p n y fu r n il Itlntln o f w o r k ," Im t * D ia l count lies. libs so much mud. We wont let il " l l i c r e n h n n lil lie n rem tutum blp w itR e HtTtle." A * m i in d e x n f The foielRii office said all orders feu anna hy A ia h nations which ths French can hr counted upon I" th in " R r n tliiitl lin p r iiv c im ’ i i l " It In ro|M irt«d Mint 'J(H) o f S liu ii- were oiitstamliUR when the United uks thS.weapnns we furnish them m r I i i i I' h tills I'e n tu iirm itH c a l e r i i i R to w o rk o rn h ave I mioii c I o bo i ) Nation* t'lidiaiuo was Imposed in r M t n s « » l the W rit. It m e v id e n t M int th e jHHir people o f C h iiiii'n m etro p p llu HMH w ill now Im carried out. a r e h eitiR iiitr n tlliiT 't l tn th e hlem diiRH o f iH ilitiin l p n tru iiH R e. H K F .F K F IH H T IN If I f ydtlt hutin ru it nut ipiilr at S n v le t n ly le . U f cettrito th e r e m u n t lie it "re n m im ilile " wtqp T F .N T II MtlMN'TAIN D IV IS IO N ased as it was Is it year, do md hr u citlc , m in o iin b ly it ltd l i n t v i lv w i'lR h ft'tl In flavor o f lo y a l T A C T IC A 1, IIK 'A D q U A IlT K H H , qUcouragrcl fur L i t vest people p a r ly w orkoi'H . N o t o n ly th o h o H l-p ay h iR |t»lm, Imt fm iti alm i VI I SI M D M N TAIN S, Hreece, “ on llirii "nest eggs" iih ih I he n n ittc r v c il fo r tfm p a r l y u lltit. A iir . I2 - I/ P ) -Vlnlcnt fighting (kniliK the hull Wilt L ik e ila p a re n t ru R im e in ItuHHin, tho C o m m u n ist tiia- urged today In the heart of tha K. jial at 'least i« a wind n rr- p c n u a litiii in t 'liin a ia a lm w IiiR t h a t no ty r a n n y can uM lnbllah (ireek guerrillas' (trenched Vital 9m llie Feilftal R rie rv r o r p e rp o tm ito it a e lf w it h o u t a r ig id nyatem o f re w a rtia a m i trlm iRle red,mid. T h irty -six lioont of righllng had vs. People went into tlirir p u itiH h in e n ln in tlie e c o n o m ic fie ld . ru n led ROVerntuenl troops through Wo Hnvo sold their War. Unmls, in .main Riierrillir defenses and up to continue living in the of Greenwich, Conn., had been re- HI miles deep in Ihe tilll-sipiara I ’ ittH h u r g h P a in t M m . T ru m a n w hbh they bsd lirtom r referred to Item ,.* a man who mile fortress nreii. For Every Purpose tx’Uld help him roi somo rcseurcli The guerrillas nt ruck Imrk via* ^.cuslom eil. This year they are Irytt-aallaata rr« m r a i * Oa.fl O N A leutly in the night, liut still had tul that. contract* for the trust. jjig io Jive within ilieir mean*. Il ilirtlt with a formal duuigiul .Mildew K eH iH tn n t-fu ip o ' W " " * : " . f«kl that in H.e fall " RMy (M an fewer sa lri, but il may YmiRlmii he riled for (|UonMuning of IN K Armllrtge met with Hunt not hlunti'd the Impetus nf the iirtMif Outnitlo White hreiik-thrmiRh. F .tlV f M rCnrihy Imimd hla riinraiul ^ M ft lower p tkei. Ami no Nnn-yollowliiR fumo l n Washington nd whs given a chiefly, however, on Vaughan’* a deny folks can't go on prttof White Enamel A l, SIIK A N DIBS S S Z b eonnaatlon w llh J J - S H t S S ^ - A £ It mora titan they make a race traek ronsUuotlon « » “ ‘ illu A a d , N E W Y 0 R K , Aug. I 2 - 0 D - Al r*f , , *nc*1' 1h#M e a t t o e ft t i n . , I I s a Im acr “ v* rnther than the deep fraaaajmatUr , i8t««t>nwn. Mai (len .r.i u . rm. n Shran of Ihe famous vaudsvllla The name of another Truman ‘ Ien,r* 1 Herman And 8 Shegn’! Feldman, than deputy quarter (hr*) . . . . of "G ... allagher | (i fiX” fK. ’ — aida— Preildsntial Assistant John .to died today at w w ta r gantral) »f«j. General H. T rg lfic acckkn ti art on tha in K. Hteelmsn—anterrd the Inveetl' M P L E T K W IT H Me had been III with a heart W a itt, ehlaf of tha Arm y L’hamlS P E C I A L — W H I( .E I T L A B T t ^ SanfonJ, p tilfy bscauie gation Imlay. rn l Corps.) Stuart Symington, Sec- ailment for some time. He died The Henale committee la looking at Ilia apartment In tha Motel increasing number of agio fo r A ir i Kugsne Z.ueksrt, P ir r S U H K G H U T IL IT Y Ansnnla. I in proportion tiv ; pof»u- idlo the tpieetinn 1 of whether A lillH an LB ae ra ta ry for A ir ; Sana improper |,ifiu*nce .hg» figured ta r Stylea Hrklgss (H -N H ), Col. k f .0 5 G o L 0 . 8. W H IT E p artly because ol the in- ip the awarding) of goVammant a it i G u a r d >1 • of sifttMoWet by contract* ami the gdtnlqiettatwn Paul / Young, vke prealdtnt of Arm y Gordon G ray aa a reeu A ir C ra ft hnglnc and P art* . a R o y a l l^ r e a & T u b e s Hemetither—Il cjpttlj more nfi. ^ pUnt the cnm m ltlhaV Inquiry. have not hast much n i af federal regulatloi|a, Cprg*. apd a numbar of olhera. Hut Inter on Flanagan in driving, Lost yaar five The was' touch ““ ‘Inquiry ’ H w !***!. Armltag# . aon- memorandum'* ........................from >Hunt's P lT T S B U R O F .M 'r s Ita itlle d ia surit wcidtQD. L'P ort" ‘ W Jawed, ; y . iS " * ? 1 “ T a f ¥ Ibtaa including showing that .Hunt had i Aa* | Steelman and i that Armttaga had itesTwith only two the year ^ ra* r f i n Introduced A rm itog , to rets Adm lnlatratl ! h i w l a 1st Yeas NermC i.Iw U U S - f t h f l Steal man flcore, O t h two )ba .year bafnta lim l1 boasted u f f p * - - '- I' A t a t t a a SO .K."rividf . 1) I ’ i .? . i Vnughan'a name Viuighn' and nthof Wd o f approval, F U - the hearing earlier J c a a notod aa coming ug Antimony byt i L v . ‘ 1-J . I CS^igy IO » Tighe Wood*. B a , (M W e e t S e c e H ' X , - ■ ') '> C I ;S te w a rd e ss W ASHIN GTO N , Ami. 12 - ( / I V The Lib rary of Congreit today iii.i.l. iMihltr a memoranduiii lim n iti Hollimren award jury rrplyinR tn • oil ion nl iij trie , lion of K/ta Pound's "P isan Cantos" for highest •ii i ' iii' nl hi A a ir iu a ii porlrv lor Ptdfl. K "p . .1 .Its (l<- xA .' has demanded an inveiliualion in view of I'.ninii WMi linu* tinlK’lnieiil f«.r ♦nli.i Inn ., in llir iiin l'.. w lnrli |*nel mvnrd lieu -"II, nil. p. d K ll'.'l I l"'.IIIIIK :,. The irp ly Hlalm Kliot mnnnt K n l.ii lliliy i'i ha , .(H ill a s its Is - *n ml lendinK a word of Jiing'n^ li« iim ik ii) nf Hi" ■In i l inn a ar .m k " , mid note." that a ll m rm -1 dead " li" r i nf llir Jury hitve Mlunrif a Ttn ni"mniiindiim u s * driifli'd liitriiie lit d rrla riliK the dri pd in' hy l'""»in A i I miiim. tl... Id.rnry'M W(|, ..Mrnvr,| wholly l.y demo' • Itiiif mutt, Im h «*•mi tin 11 ( | Jt| ia. prurrillin*." " f the fs'llovv . in A nii'i i.'nn ta il, j .j-|ltl |,BjWr review" nf tha ) • H "" ". n <-sly of w rit- ran lo , u-aslisssr critica l papers i i . » Im udviM- lim liliiu ry , m u k « ;lo ref u lc „ .h B ig e that the award up H"' nwiiid Ktuiip. ; di'fled accepted rritlc a l Mtandaids. Iln ...........I!" irp ly note* Hint i |l(.|,ssl/ of the Fellow a, it as•l.tvit ninm u I) fenris "hnseist | ncrts: ■ nl ill i .il mn. IhlniiKh their (The ''No *yin|iaHiy for Fasrlvn i, no "linn ,'t ii|." in y . into the l.ilirisry vondoniliK of a n li-S rin ilisn i e x is ts ^ nf t'n liK II""." MinotiK them. "N'o "vid i'ii." Imn Iwnti prodmi'd "T o iinMime that tliey may or x s v In i-.liildi'di tliul ther>\ were . imiHt lia w *ucli Hyinputhlm In to ha . mi m tlum . i . nt work ttniunK • deny them the capacity to ... Hi" I "lim* <, n u r c ii.......... .... ovlilrnri' | t„ lv,. liu .rnr>. ,||Mt inctfon in a "d •>' anyone, Hu. work w lilrli expresaeae and uprines nn inuriinmiin iimil. . . .. . , . . . * * fmm n1111uili-" and opinlona they II nu|"d cert ii in "en rnctin n miip dn nut aImre." vr/ti **h,rh,••*»iinm Clioir Director Dies i Aid To llonjrkoiitf S Hit Wins (ourso In Life Savinjr Started Hy Red Cross t * f i * • & roi l«sw 40 t They're Here....They're Super! PVL-J c— nn- P,,7SB URGH aSIIN.PQnn Hou\,. p„jnf B A C K TO S C H O O L > % § ALL AT NEW LOW PRICES : f f iN B K Wtu" - 139.95 PAINT CO. K . iiq -: tc'*..<.a 2& H m o»* ‘ I f■ . . . ■m 'N*' V \ j& l l I v. 1 •«/ w A .'i| 44 , • ■ /* �----------- - - ‘H r — ’ t - 'pp-*v- # 1 M )A Y AUGUST 12. 194fl IMCR THKKB THE SANFORD HERALD. SAN pOHP FLORIDA Social A n d Personal Activities p o ll. I III \ ' Mo»*■I (hia v• ji * l‘H| M argaret MitchHI /Miss Olive ( ’hapman ITells Weddinjf IMans ( t'«*atl*a*fl t - ts in I'm , lin r i I f 1r m It. "f l I flllfl • 1 ! * MI* XV * * vised hy a |ihysielan ti leic.i tin The mm 11a l c nf Mi** Olive . • Xifl*. ho*|iitai and go limn, ,itii| i wf Chapman to ...ilin .loll ................ K. Rower. J r . > X*»POne interne said ,t miglii I Carlltl Palmer Hay—Society Editor T e le p h o n e 14H w ill he -olrm niiird o,> Ann XI* at 1 1 ml '■* 72 hem - IiUft •i u \ f a x ■ * ! iilk* at'■ the F iis l Methodist Clntn'li at i ' i •' ( H| taken, Domiffh rhttu vxin i it* !i:0T1 o'clock. Xll friend* . *f the it i hunt they mit’ 1*1 L, Mnnii llllu' if* mil in M couple iin invited. Alias Chui'iuiu,'- ..rilv attendant 1a* today. 1in fall will he hei -is le t , Mi-- X'uglMbi i XHfl 1n \ If u* ,.f !*»{» ,t I 'ill Ice unnotin. ■i Tin ------ — i Chupimrii. mill Kill <'tin | mi it 11 w ill • *'l d rive r wa.,* at te.-t',i i«rn1 idun k: «'•1 , at i In h t * 4' 1 Ilf - I M . unketi d ■t u, 1 i u■ I he tegular meeting of th e : yfr , nlll| t i n T. K. Torkei re nerve a* best iiimi Cut XI1 Rower. with F it I D A Y Xltl-i, ■•.' I*J.. ., wit). l» fiiiinidicd hy orand driving oil th W| tlllll -lift u f h 't I f l j _ of till1 XVono h i* Sioltil C hristian Service ] turneil ye»tenln> from h vacultm The regular iiicciiiiK Its n i .Metlioiliit Cnurcli ' apeut ill western North Cundtnn. i tfaiil»i .tin . It.n o . lillk - e li. M i*, til, S t i c ! M ill-' -iiuj h i' ssitf |t| 14l X. T c w iim iu I Club w ill be Held Hi II. el ill*. K .l.ih. e.iie l». n. . . .......... nt, :t!llO _ __ __ | ( hupmui, » foilin' music teacher. i '»*n huu i i . l' f I -|»M I •’ aw tin -peeling T o m iit Ceutei i,t Hum i'i i l ; " ' h1, '''"■ r* 1 -‘ “ V 1i 1 4■ *01 if! n il .. , . i .. | .. i. . i Soloitit w ill lie Ml * 11 i' I ge MS down upon hei mol tiled t !"*• i Game* Niul refreshment* w ill l>»-1* • ■'* " l Die home of .Mi*. It. " • M r. u ul Mr*. I. h . h e .„ .y have ^ H Mt - ......... Lovell. vl..thr I Jf’Xjl l •' d etijoytd following the meeting Mint, •" l|. J- II XX yon pi raided returner! frulu * week » vit.il with .......... . w l„ .. leei ulutt .1 Mi tvcryone I* welcome to attend. | Vl 1 the meeting with the ilevo- relntvtps 111 Montncllu Mini Huston, (|OH 11—h e i, w ill In* t' F I II iin‘‘Suddenly," •' I hlii l» S A T l'H D \ Y iHeiml being tnven h> M r*. Ko»u Ga. I an, J r . and I M Swam. J , .‘ouMai -Ii Inoki- to '\'9S S t.W iiiii. A -tody of th. iHtok hti|«{ i i •I ,,nidi T l ii i e wn-ill- of tile tnide. T h * T o u ri*l group w ill entei r'r ' I t j New tie** of l.ife wa» continued din er V.l loo . The Mi»*e» Vivian and J e ir ttie rat hit hei R in with a cunl party at tin tail..i tin >1it. ction ..f Mr*. Curl Turner of Cleat water have ai rived 'Vl' » •topped .11 - 1 If, feel h rfu l’c TburU t Center lit 7 :fll> I*. M. D ib it | I'rtull.ui > t )n- 4411 .ft |\ ♦t \\ i to visit M r, and Mr*. II. F. tt'htl' The police mm urkture* w ill tie folk dlinclhg mill 1 .. . 11, 11)1 tie lot .mete. si-stun f it .’S III. 1- . ---i tier, J r . \ II- illlg ll IK ti ire ltp tinging leil hy M ill, F o n t e ft. I......oil., W< te . m i l l I yllu ttilk, “ 1 W1o l.t i,no1ed liioi nPllC*. A ll who ate interested it, the | iliu m .' n,e .nvljd hoot, XT It s>, Friend* w ill he illleie-led to tiiiw missed I activities of (lie group ate m t.i ■)■ ■ ■■ •t.-mim*.' vie ,,, lie . .. and Tien i f . , leurn that Mr. and Mr- M J . . Min -I bad i" ’ ' i 1>, .1, XX Aii-lin Italy Invited tm attend. Xlt- K al|,li yelehrated theii dl*t wed- | n *’ 1 M I in rItie i in long ‘ I’elei . M i1.eon S till,K o v e l .lin y iinniveraary ye *ie id u j. > II w t. . M O N DAY » v i t m i vv . , f i.«rd I'l.l i .dou '» ' ■ 4 •r- - « ' I , Iti.le it le e . M r-. C lifford T h * El»ie Knight Citcle Ot III ■ i . 5 till U t'Sf »■)<i J it ill !*ti M'** II DU« V R u tllV ife n i 'IiXX lliiiiu Nolan, Vw *■ \ if....... F»»t B u p l l » l C lt U t c h W ill n o .<t I h d .ii .O il. i 3Mr*. Lam ar M lllei and Mi.— 461 I-T.d% .N .i f* I..... gilt a I'D v tli W **i*t id i i l i i h i l i ' i ri* ' 'X X X Hamit. Mr*. C O. w ith Mi». Ju lia n V ain, lino XX u-t 11 ax r nil*1 r Winona M iller left last Saturday • ; do n ... ; ♦»rim \% v i 11< k vv — a tax'* id* Too* : V\ ili ioliiiii \ Mi». C a il lli adhtiry, for Ninth Street, at h:Ot» I’. M. Havana. F ia . nftei vi-it , ; : • N s ii* • ,ti i ■ lind not le g is t .'. XL- C ' i i i i i l.tiiil, Xli». Steward. iriK in Sanford u* rtueat* of > up Spurts Scut • s * am! 1•* t a « i .Ngl J . I* Hi I'lil.oid and Donna Cetera, i M7. ar.d Mre. K . M. Oallowa, , J ........ ti" ' U t . Fauik in , n f tli! ! Sh 'll "II le e . K it 'll Villi Slein--------- % *. \| touts In MosU* found 07 feel "I tlie \ ..I nun! ' m. vet. Janet liilin-on. Caroyln Mi>* Kllxi*lielli l>y-ou plun- to * XUnhi .,i Nine at the scene el Do' in. id. id HlieW N.dtm and Caul Kind. H O LLY W O O D . A u k . I- b1*> 'lea ve on Sunday for G o ve rn o r-: 1 J.*''*'!' m -mil ii test of tli. lasieab ltuxXu.1 fcthti B airym u te, now the tu-t t. — . . . . — | I*lnnd. N. Y ., Newport, H. K . ....... . | . , „ l | , . p.,, i hal Ihe lirake- hud a lendrtU d v of llie screen a* well a* the I III . . and Lenoir, N. C. to vi*lt friend*' i" t ' lock une Wi" D and C line .M e *tuK». w ill have a world ntd-...... .. 1 V ,k' ri‘l j f()r lum rtlm e. JV , s -" |l» OIVINO UP Hit m i l of "Hollywood - No I I t , ■ J in my vvlebrition of her TUtli hiithdtn Slew art kis.es Id* hnde, the fm iiii’r G t.'ii.i Ii. ■ 1'h yidmid JM,dun Gene M r( Mnun*ell ul.i.eii and ! ! i " v i i i n ’" Monday. r Mu'tr Mr*. Maun sell G Gahhett n r .M c mat nage in Hieutwood, Calif. Un.v a tew t . >„.)• ................... ■" . ‘ Ill*' lu diitiithlei ►. M[Idled uitil Douuliv 12 mi Ne d ■ T h f gteat a fire ** w ill he gleet, U Hmim Im i vs lv»'ii h<* suit* vstii hifiK 1..«tm! I .' ' 11.01..................... Ting cetemuny. Thu lilldu ptev iuu-lv w.,s w 1 liil i l * e i l‘ DD , 1 a 111.1 ' n’1 . . M l uf by an internutionul hroudca*t. It of Camp H ill. A la. have ui lived ' " I ,'1 'o f cam p ................................... I 2 ,1n I (DO « I 'll , iittlVk i D , ,it, the inteidi -a "I ‘■ Evalyu VValtli McLean, They weic Jtvuucd l.,-t CjCIb.V w ill dim lioppy n .i.n -s , "‘ 1,1 r - i» *e. ti'm - and enhiy* )0 Bi)emi a iin r time a* the (tin tiMgiuii) ] GOIt,11 N. In t. Mm lilil.4.1 H" .1 - •- 1l I • .tRHPl I M.iM * *«• iii* vMk •'' Piesldeitl liu m an w ill o n a , wiitehiuir tlie voiinirei player* 1 w u 0( yj, Uu J M i-. A. W. I.ee ui then ., leaMite w i 1• 1 \ t hull ,f Ix'Xii u.i .n t OH \ | |J»U I ' Xi r *■i itit ICVT ’.voids Be»t wisiiee w ill " f hei favm ite aie Jeanne I i»i'.>l|iome on l.autel Avenue, -tu ff o! il' 1 itc c t .11* T W n t im t F* -dUtli lidded bv alicit liKures as XI * - ''■! ij"h*ul XXalkei She disliked! ItK’J il* a feat ai i oo r 11*« Ittix tliut il, Eleanor Roosevelt. B eniuni lla "Miimli C - on tin -neen and ief« r - 1 ---------I * I ' Thr Ml i* • i >u-'i (» Dll \V W in c h . Somerset Miiu k Iu iiii . X an ;*‘d t" Sh l.awieuce Olivei a* Mr. and Mr*. T . N. D illard and i u*. T x » i I n • ( I niiMiiHP A rii.il> Pnsr lllir l '■i.'iilgeonGeoige." tlicit fam ily lecently moved lio n Johnson. Katherine Cornell, A llie d ) « .10 S h .......... t . » ui* •‘lit* » f lls llu lt * liM»>'$,,‘ lllltll She ieeentlv picked her 10 fa- re»id*ttc* in DeLeon Spring* lu »; 4 \ \ , i \ * t iit t Mi.Lu nt, Lynn Foiitamnt. H illir Uu«h«*. t. x ' .hi I I ' l i i s i i s i n s thr XX.niJih II |f |H'1I I ml lu ||R*|S i >111 oo 11r ♦f * I dm 'i i ...... Gregory Peck, ami Mim Hau> vo itie stage to e -: "The Second their newly coimtructed home on 11'tlMllMUCi 1 ,,,,H !. : \ i ; ; I ' H 1111el It \ N, I ..nr 1 fMlIII 'I i Tiim pieray," •‘School fur We»t Tw en ty-fifth Street. Mi. Cor M 04. V.*$| on a i • it more’* voting grandion. ; .10 |l a f I, • 1 no*. I ■•’I he Constant W ife" D illard was u residenl of S.u. , 1. til. f n x<•■• ■ i' 1 III I I" The Motion Cictnie Acadeau. S.-undal. I I K l ' l I l l ' l l ‘ l«t ,i ii»* I ’llti I»M .1*f i l l y -h e lllt- attemp . kIII i X- u 1■ which ananged the tadiu simw i l.t ot hot John wa- in the r its ti, ford prior to World War II ■ OilI tnr f i l l I 1| I'. I ted i i 1 1 ■ , i ih» h i n t toil to i ,. oin til tlw* •'* 1»iX • d "1 * I 0 It,! II •iii Ml* t 1 VI full.I It Hull )i\ — Was try) tig 10 rcacli \Vin*tin ’ I he kingdom ui God." "Tin* Coin Among "I i'­ j If >'F*'11 f !t-i , gre. i. .1 1, a lull i ag, ,il In io •|l »iO I'ill ",1 lit \T 1u i eii," 'H iniilet" i with XVidtei Mr. and .Mis, M, it, Sliuhlnnd Jff C h u lih ill fot a iiii ' k u k i ' In hi- ..lit ll,e Jay ere- ■" 4\ i x W <, , . at i S. f e* I ' I M I 'I I ' tie- . 1 I toll |. ■ Ui I'll. -, h| 1 1 I. |ll,,t 1 1 111rII11 n i, 111i.,. 1" I'oMial L o o k ."h u d a* then guests ye-n idu> f t* 10 I lit 'll I Uend. .X 111fP impioveim-u' v.i n>i* tliilllli van> i ■ t. tieii ot, n-il- I- ii i- i, ,ii Sucit a ceiebrutiun lieftt- the ’ l u l l ..I tin Cnmeluin," " lie |M r, uml Mrs. Ituhert Hamdloii. j | tut W ii * „ "cuttle con inti Mi gU* He,, lin'd Inti, t he 1 " Till* IH1I 'll*' I JDIP" ■... -i- and '‘ Sinulay," J Mary Jinn* Hamilton and Mi V V o m an w h o s e i m p o s in g ...................... .... Unit of the •'ll) 'I l' ’ • " 1 | 1 'lu J*i$f n r t l .i ’i 1 i ii, .1 it liuus. m u l t d - f o g h u t i i v o ic e l i a - d u m in t ii H wu- iii "Siim hi y" that *'>->j Gi ego l) of Dallotl, G li., win. an • t . \.'W • V l,. S ri,k ill d. ill il II '•< ll.i ft" xx Id! in td th e A m e r ic a n lliu a t e r I'm ......... hei fiiin i.ii. leinai k: " th ill-* jp en d in g a vacation at Daytona I ■ Oil M il'll U Ff ullle e. lit H i- - " till* ILK ‘*'t puli' all ilie n I- tlicM isn't any •■mi e " Hein u,. They plan to return to •* •1 I., ill ilk’ III. halJ -ce til m y . til T* AliY* M > ' \l» %\ i i Ink 1* 1, Mis* Hall v iiim i e ha- never set'll S.infold lollliilloW fm a slant n-it What i* she like 7 Well, -la lllttli 11■ .-u i-Nit I dit Ili. X ■Hill llu xll'Fi’l •' - 1»•hi * y l*lutl» x M I ' I- .I J ¥ 'A ... live* with hei nun, Samui l C-It I ''ll on ltd m 'i 'i ’ ii . "XVhy -houll j with the Strickland*, «] ' , O I-..,. ,t , ,1 the' • 'i.tl-hi t it.‘ I n. S' in Kev XV. i ’ i'ii i saw an self on tlie I n never • cottage in the Cains Verde- I I ill. I f V.'i i T* i x K win ' $.6(1 1In m w ill. ,1 ■•Mg XI X down Id in i ii«i i:« -i» .« •• , l.ilM luge." she le to its Her firvo iiti | M K K IiN C C O STCO N KD overlooking t tic- Cucific. She 'a iron 1 1 ! f tl " 11•i 1' M| I.|| , . l against t o o ," ' I h m tl M. » 4 ,1 M * J II* 'X kept no pictuic* of heisi lf, i v.eiii 1" 'i'll I'd*’ I- the nun in the lo ilh . The leg nlai huailies* and in ‘ If i • i f f t■• ft' %r,i I if Mil a im ' 1 INI1 ami i s o u p f a c t o , y LVll.C n i» :i * ID H i XX11,1t. • '|»*lPj>n Stagei Sargent .inivviin. . mmu " I he Ite.I D.iih i I h'." J . ) , national meeting of the XV.onei ,"4* |*i \ \ ! 1 lain ■ • * 1 II ' III i if X X If fun m g ' OO to * In» t I s . iiu I it Ml Which hung* over the tin p i.a. SI,. . Iniin- ii'eke hut doe not ,,f ||„ . C ieslivlerian Chinch wd hun • m o n s ig h t . ii ifik' M1n III 1'tit 6 1 On $.'| -. 1.' | i p , I *f «ID * I .1 •(k She has kept no scrapbook- 1 dunk She avoids all form " f not lie held Aug, Ik Imt has la-i-i ' f t lllll* h- 11Mi t ie , o f I'M ' ' T i • 1) »' if 1>11X1- Df|M in,, never forget anything." »lie -av < v ic i- e lle i fiivo iile e iite iia ln - ! |,u*t|Miued until Aug. J1K • Irt N't M11.■ i x M ■ l ,'PJ I , * i i x *t The pi" l 4*mi* a1"1X 'i Nil 11f • 1I’ll I.V Hi, • ml |% i|i 11hi • ' | , Ml** H airy nioie is an avid no-ui is lim ing close ft lends for i t II il U 4 ' MM 1 " ' I 'tH 'i i PI • -• rn ■ ■ ' 'll.. lilt t'l 'll f*i xx ; tpo ila fan, and her home i- "!'■■ lunch. They ini'liale Knlh* i ino I » lu • In 'ih i I **1ii i ' i * Iniiyi’t H* " i \ Hi !'■ ■ lie 11,il.m ■ 'i't•i u11., i I’i,liinn r111\ in lliuit et ,. iriii Liu 'llli 11n b■ ay* * .** , ., *,. t , poll' i "» ■nvlav with radio or television eon lllirl i" 11- I see In i.li I in ............ M .H t u '.lh i $ l i l i Ti yi lining uf | "i to I i' r . mentai v of hnsehall game-. Slu XX 1, 1-on. ........ .. lam < lie.Mge Cnhi.r, T I|? V I F ' I L an an ' i" Mil S H ltlo •In h * - *f H ui 11n* I'oiif* k' • ► f'o fm l.M M ,c t ' '" ‘‘" f ", ,ull,h pne* told me why she fnvom.i w riter Z.a, A ki.is, .............. A ' I ' K m i Dltv i . . ............ . fiukiiMMi 1 (" 21mThru I I* •*" ik f l l*i i* She seldom sees il,other ...........I. ■*'«She " » mimed tier hlnlhei !......... J " b a i t ’ bo 11 t jv w r ('out if ii Hi l f'liu 'U i« > 111 'll fill 1 " * i oi> ( ir t * it ii T kin* to ........... Miami lU 'iahi ' -iiU if I' t in ts It n lill n, , , C XI It.idy If,. Mliiuiu a lw a v i doing Saturday itiain f .- w tin lives iilmiit lit mile* ili*lan""t. ' whom the gut out of many 1 10 V 1*1/1' H Rv.n m I ,(>|t i- Ini ion * 1 I ................ .. I 1 , ■H U I I I , • T- f ’il|H 1In f \tn *tu Ut ins |1 ' *rrn|rtu Rlie said reerntly n di*v Hint I 'iln |" n» wen ■ I' i " dh ^ ij 11, 1.11 M ." in mi* 11 Reynold hi m %ed le I*. 1 — never tm*»es without n llionglit t|i * * ilo'il !'v a i.iit.o ' uianii l ('■ 2 to M u cin "U h liitip XI and o i l l.oi a lew L ; i s | I i ic ! o fh ix ! Sei.hni d 1 ^ } T . I ' n i i i l o f \ f i t * l ** |it‘i ►nnl Mi * uf John. m ini.', i o V . c ( c » ix r * , do ' dl.» ,1 Day i- ut.i ,.ot , 1' t un 1 t il >-ijiH 11' »r 1 - . ' T ' X . f l N f O ' )D i / M i iiiu ! j ! 11 I'e.i ling t 1o E’ »ijxMl t f * ‘ |o * 11*11 '•the. Hint going Lew i » a R I D E I N t h e a t r e 1(1*1tliut FREIGHT FRT ItAJiMV • // . .1 i i oo i J u * * f Ih M to r dou a t. N!i;(Mltil o .|,MM ■; *di/i GAFiNFU 1' 1 pill Will llim ,l I in T i,* . i in h i ( it h i Hpoi Key I 'o I" e , ui. -I I la V I i «*. T In i»* fm :i 4 T i m e | I ( ..* 11*11*4 k’rni* ■**«• «•■*) . . I I '• " ii H i . m W iir h * '" • nil e lie litol • '* '!,, M r lir h l H p o l ' . 1, ~TT9 ...... . over week-ends. Hnnd' 1' ' mi' iii ItsUK' Jni r no \ . xx ► . m il “ “ j t '*’*l» <>f station* w ill he rinsed »' 0* *' MI I,Ml Hi>iik * “ ~-s* Saint day and Rtinday* hein efoi III. ..........a c t ........... ......... 1% H i f u l x HtmM S .10 \* ix uf \ h Mi n i i f k the rnllronil says. r r . v . , h $. , , f \ m i v S . : l m i ( ! ;i > 1 B illy ! will I a 1 " The load* also are e*peeled to T : io* llt- n - e T n V'cin IO,0010' 9 I'o l H I I t V I I I’ l • • I' mUK I iff MtlH. do -imiethlug about truck eompeti: to I ........... M l V\> M i l l i( , Hit "l1 ItJi ' ' " Vl "'ii ! iimi lliol elude- say that in some • <10 Ml Hn.tM-i ( hill ■It F " l : 1MI CPI 1 X I t x 1 i \u ; m | | |l icli I |ii* 1.ui 11 'I Oil | I ,|4 4 4 lllf |ln ]m en-c* tales w ill he lowered ra t hei \ tii it In n< n ' i * "ir *1if s**• ' . i• lit'it * a 1 .1 '* io M ill * lo ini* *i l o t ’ '* * v HI e I t tin it i ui sell, in Hit effort to line I<h I 'i T ( i O it* H u n t h -I tT iu ii !,»l T'tli I 1 fi. in VX 11 . , . . . . . . . tn I In -1 i Ii-I.'inei - luiek Ti ' 1 to to * ‘hi■••*iuiiI H u n V fit lr ^ >•ii L 1‘n * > . .Li 1 t , ' ii *' y -f * 1 \ v1 i k• . oo \ ,- x » r 1l It HN Alieady, in the New York mllk- tI iI o*i ', I • ,1 •ti l ‘ Il 0 pi'll , • I ni M i n n M M im-inttci * *•• 1 -tod.iall m l.......... . euirym g milk I | ,l o M lilu t u h l M rn r t e iv u iii* • l.i * i ink' n ml i l il t H .X IT T K IR I I I DA X , 1 r * ' Hilt! f ' " l M 1' "H*»•'1tic* > ’■' ' -rr"$ ' have mine down 27 per rent. It 11: Aft N* xx • *V 1’ P i l an /*(,•( if nf* l f ufu > pnP h’i i . ■■ ■■,; • r 1 o ff •K • is hav It. , ton i was irported at the time that tile 12 mi Wy-Nj-'V' , j»i E ... mails acted to avert thieat* of huge milk truck fleet* ladng -■L:^ • •• I,might by tug milk companies to n ' l l ' I M l I X CD I I It | t do then own moving of milk to the I market. I The fiunmdal sijueere on the iiiilioads, which presiimuhly led tu , ili,- ICC nite hiking action, wa» hiiwn hy the flts l half earning* uml revenue*, as estimated by the Vssoclallon of American Rallrondi. Fm the six months the net opera, ting income of tlie nutlon'* clan* B.tlhi QSHU Itihjl UtM.- D -isL one railroads wus pul at f.'UJ m il­ M IRTH A N N O l’ Nf F.XIFN I ium, compared with M il million S A L E 'rfaBftjfrfteS M t f X x V X lA. in the first half of HUH. Net In* •Mr. mid Mr*. Jesse C Lodge ' i nine wns estimated III $173 milannoniiced today tlie la it It of a | lion, computed with $411 million •on, ,le**e Clements Lodge. J ' ii vein ago. I tNM BUCNANAM• rn IMWUI • AUNIVERSALINTERNATIONAL PICTURE oil Aug. i) ill the Kelt,aid l augh i However, the result uf the drop ton Memorial Hospital in theii rurlnudiug* i* shown even CO LO R C A R TO O N — NKW H. C H II.IIK K N C N D K It U F H K K 1ia-tlet in (la figures for total i ’omplrtv Show* 7:10 A brlltl— Rato or Mihio operating tevermes l.efore expeni sc*.Tin- roads tiaik in $4.4 billion "IH O V IK T’ NDKH T H F . S T A R K " .during the fltsl half of th* year, __________ I_____________________________________ ! Imt Hint whs ft.2 per rent !••■ SANFORD • ORLANDO H IG H W A Y I than the year before. Hanford.Orlando Knud T urn un F la . 436 at lh» Flushing A true Social Calender Mrs. L ird Hostess To Women’s Croup e r s o n a /5 tk'« it RADIO STATION 1 W.T.R.R. iL ..... Mr. < Hollywood M I v jN Persuasive Doetor Slate .layfri'H ? i SATURDAY Marine Mi'*'r CANADIAN -i Ii . VT-'i', i dC..' ™ ‘ - D R Y CLEANING MINBLYTH-HOW ARDDUFF-GEORGEBRENT^ S111141;i> r.V .Monday! DRESSES (PLAIN) NOW PLAYINO Rnln-t t <""• Mitchum William GREFR BENDIX PANTS 40c For The BEST In Dry Cieaniii!’: and ALTERATIONS Only H th• Com* o# Privity I A S H E V IL L F .. N. C . UIKMINQHAM, ALA. BOSTON. MASS. CHICAGO, ILL. CLEVELAND, OHIO CHATTANIOOA. TENN. GREENVILLE, H* C, ■- <(IVN0(ND ■»> STATlOa J It M l Boat CfMMrdil 16.M *U* 1B«0 IM* ................ 11J* *• ■*•***•*. 16,16 LO R A N Q B L K 8 . C A L IF . ........................... BW ORLBANtLLA* ...... *..... . f ij M I BW YORK CITY ....... ................ . : ■ . * B JL M ** S ill COLONIAL CLEANERS 4t*T9 IIO S. PALMETTO PH. 461 OPP. FIRE STATION CMMrra Under 12 ¥ r— i ' . ; 1’V ' *: * ' i L --- JM :, m ES b"’ 1" - ........ . *% . — AD D ED — CARTO O N "N W O O N ER CROON K R ” P A R A M O U N T N EW S �' ’ ~ — — am n rT w iu i i n— — ; • *» < -i H i - v*r' • . r\lf!*• gf i V- ‘ '•vWwWB ty*1 y\y< •*> *• t PAG* FOUR ban to bp -*• v .* ,‘ *V. f ' * * * ' " * ' T-.’J v '* r •, t »> > r * 1 *• ^ ■* *j » * « » ir o U .A AU G U ST ; 1 2 . 1949 M IA M I W IN 8 FO R T H IS HtSST IN M IA M I, Aug. 1 2 -(/P l— Harked I I K K K find S A N I l W l l f H b S hy (ivc-h ll pitching, the Min in I Imported Ale* and Sto u t. Sun Sox lu*t night beat the Fo rt Imported Chee.e The Henford Recreation Depart- U u ile ld .lr Hrayc* 3 to 1. m ent'. A ll S ta r team wilt play The M iam ian . piled up I I hit* tho Orlando Recreation A ll-S ta r', off le r t Lau d e rd ale . Sonny Or Undo ll« » » a* French A re. in^Orlando Monday morning. | Howell. The hoy’s composing tho team , wore .elected from the three ! ba.ohall team* making up the recreation ha.eball league and In■dude: Frankie Sten.trom , Hnmll. l on B l.b ce, J r ., John Kdward I Jonu*, Marion H oller, David tie *. tor, H al*cy I’ lercey, Fugene K*ti a/ * u r \ A u C £ I ridge, Kdward M cCall, John I R u .* l, W alter (Irahnm , Melvin . M cixrhcr, Dougin* (Ig lr.h y and | Tony R u .ii, manager of tho team. Shela Moore and Jim MrDomiM nf Sanford gained the flnnt* of the Orlando Recreation Depart­ ment* trnnl* tournament thl* week. T h . fin al matches w ill l„* played Haturday morning at 11:00 Hoys All Star Team i Will Play Orlando Huntsman Sanford Giants Defeats Leesburg w _ !r Of Race , Dodgers By Score Of 7 To 2 *>iW S S L W At V olusiaTrack ANNETTE’S The Sanford fii.in l* invaded l-rmhurg I*M night and ifrlm li'd lb* A fter, wwtchinir Hoa) Huntsman. ■ / Dot)c*-i» 7 nt ju ris lb,hack threw n iwn liiltrr and itiuck nut tevrn ii R e ^ le Brothers ece, burn th n i of the D m U n . Z n X V iS * Innitdil flip OnylntM Hen* It id u m iri* w ill piny llir Giant* heir "• i lUilim, owner of Missouri* Dasher Municipal P uls. i Im-reoMd the tempo o f the train* ' ' h i. ■prole*., Urtliur« «n» ill two tun* in tlir lint inninR nil * hit bv R*m»ey. | iw • wtartuto for We wliien w ill meet the H unt.m an In four w a lk , and an oulflidi! fly b y * - ii * pedal two-dog ra re a t tha Vo* -Knepper. Hanford i i I m , m'i i i i 'iI I wi»i lii'ln County Kaonel Club In Day runs In the In itial friin ie mid added, Iona Hm o A Saturday night a . an two In the third nnd three In Die: l added attra ctio n to the regular fifth inninir. ten-rare, ft o fr a m . Tho galloping G ainesville G-men ! Dillon real l i e . that the Dnidtrr —who nee in hcnilt-d fm the Florida whlrh defeated Don Marah’. Ilnl•tale pennant— have nhiiwu lignin I’ liln In a duet eentoat recently, they aren’t invlnrlble. will be up against one of the They were pollahed o ff l if t toughest t e .U nf h i. career when v i.( n u n \ . T v r r : i .v. sm i v. nlirlit lo (ho tline of 7-n l>v Hi «»|l lie langlea w ith the Honatmat, to\V I. I prmi fourth-idIIre HI, AiiKiiaHne Kam i* TI Jit iooimiw night. 77 l i 447 th**MVilli Jii |*» f. AA 7 Mennwbile, their arrli-rivul*. tin*! ii«viooV'l'i*,i<li Though ju s t a you young*ter-the 44 %2 r. 6# J IP 4 ijRVtunn Hunch L ilftiH lfM , w n l-J I' n I hiiim Club*1* ^ r," n'," T e n n l. Huntsman, will II . . not ba Iwo-year*. 43 f * I U S loped the I'alntko Axnlen.i li I « ■ary-thl wonder runder dog «1 Ml U S old until Fahrary-this But it didn't b u rl I lie ft-»m'n| o^VJLnti %s 4i <44 21 | it** 0(1*0 afire « h.* been aoin golqg Ilka a home h too much. They nt III lend the Isival in Daytona la .l ?fal i? if. J i! hla. arid* yjonts * lander* .even fu ll gnnK-a with lea** LueHhurK ! June and ha ha. chalked up five fl • * n nl i m Vf»iiii‘rfliiy than three w ee k, rem aining in the w in. against the th . erw ini of ilm VoCirlwhihi Jiiti.Mtuf I. playing ............. . 11o.i h prayhoond crop. The Da.h f!l. Aut iintlr.r 7, 'lain" nRslnn li KnrpiliHki Idnnkeil GulliesHm>font 7, I*>«n*litjrK 3 HV I ’ H A R I.B H f ’tlA M IIK R L A L N er *et the racing world agog in l i n y trim s I l f i i r l i f>, ru in IM u vllle on Iwn hlta fo r hi* 2Hth win Miami last winter and he h a . C IJJC A O O , Aug. 12—ffl’i - C la y (JifrifN tinlay of the aea*on( only two virtorle* roiillniii'd h i. rles to fame on thu ton Honfner. 2411-pound Chnrhdte, OrlHNilo At HI. A Ml! Hi I In*’ *hy of n Flo rid a Hi rile League win liny Inna track, Owner, of both rsl P/iUtkii MCAVtt ASM C M K M I have funned on tho.e very brief Trench both, ■*■’*1 pro. wiia hum Ing up the I m il liny trims Itriirti a* Hmtf'tH record. The 8 t, Augustin,' doge* are confidant of v lrio ry but Ing lu ll., I*aggy C .tlle , who pnM for bathing beauty picture. In Holly, tu. -golf a biggest bonanza Imnanrn today f In I n«*wvlll*r ist 11*I,siDil faced only 2H UaineNvIMe bnt*iiinn thi-v admit It | . going to lie a w llh a one-stroke lend entering the wood, picket. . *how In which Him* extremely extreme rlyle* me being and retired the (J-inun in order hip-uud-luck atruggle. i t : m i 1: second round of the Turn O'Hhiinmodeled. Peggy Im liti thnt It’, quite unfair. ( I ulema i Iona I) III right of the nine Imiiiign wtlli T f ’iMli Klim Tom , K .n .a n I’ rearher und W L I-* l n i l le r 133,200 "w orld" chamnlonship. I the help of n *erond-inning dnuhle Nr* VF VfH k *i4 Vf 421* It ii 11 Joe are Included in an nllHeafner grnlitied the hrns* ring 1 4*lv*Vr Ji«ii«l 41 (1 play. *1 ar I'u .t of router* whlrh .vlll yesterday w llh a six-under-nar dii Ih iH lfih 41 n M S .'■•b ’I he Saint* mixed aeven lulu 1 gnllop tonight In th e .(ra tin e ninth % *J111FI ?1 11*11144 ri!» m ft&| f*ir n slight edge over the two with eight w nlk* by Jaek Ingalls, :»* &>» : . i 7 '»•* rare, fllh e r greyhound favo rit” * other seasoned nnm ialgnci*. the (inineaville aim le i, to tally 1 b lf if ATII ir. 4i i j i sliiled for the rla.N lr arc Itorket [Jo h nn y Palmer of llndln, N. (J., 14 46 i«*» 27 .even liinea In the D ial line*- in ­ W H H b lM Ktfirt Holler, D l.to n , M arclne, T in T yp * H I | tf Mlttt , ir. 7i J|H 31 S and Henry Riiiisum , the transplant­ By Alloy ning.. nml Auto Pilot I I k n ii H n V* ed Texan now in Chicago. W ally linddis. Iluylonn Ih-neh T IIX IN Iir * K .T H IK * I lit mf i•ft 7 NsM York 4 VIIINT HACK — B / I.lh * Wile Palm er and Ransom each lunged1 htirler, *ruttereii mix hla to m :k **lfVflnm| a, 4'hlftiifo % its I ft i IV Ir .t half 4 a llr Snahln MUtly Hiiint'xi 0L6 'OMAN'S 'STAUMiMf IV7’*. In a ll, 2P pros broke pm lip III* win. Ital Knlgaro nnd Jidm Moinenl Kid. 1 lla ix . 1 Mr HV P A T T I'A TTK H H O N 72 to sut a tu rrific opening round B .ra k l gave the laleta only six Vive. ! North western. 4 Miss Hu ii 1’ r.a a KpocU Mriltr v t T io v t i. i.m iiii; F M M lH T t Ift V lM U t pace tn the chase for the * 10,000 * l.o*t Hunter, 1 lisshful h it. hut two I ’ ala tka error* nnd Ten m \y |. p, | ■ III ■losky. .VJ® A tla n ta C ra c k e r, unllmbrrIn,, l,-lor, * Hot ra ra o . firs t prire. Dtt GUM'NMNt CALL A rliitrh hitting hy Dnytonn lleach I t r o o k l r o *7 J * 1 1 2 «;d their h itting m uicles last night HI J h o i I i* , « « I t «2> S Ho hot was the riv a lry Dial [ armed the necu*nary run*. a v .ro x l! HAf'fJ — B/iStk* Wile ^POrtMAHIKf DtriClT"! ror IH safe blow* nnd .lugged out 'few V „,k •■| '*.|| I 2*4 Lloyd Mangrum’s dismal 70 all | I l.nsi k a il .a lly dnaklei K*l Brooklyn, 17-vent-old inokL* n o n lo it f ,| 5 j 51,5 n a 17 to 2 triumph over th . Mobile I T Town, 1 Pnnio I'ele. .1 An­ hut knocked him out of conten­ -,1 55 111 If, ■niillip.w, allowed the Del,and Ite l l * l l I I I * i l l - l | ,l ,l „ thony. 4 Itm vrr's I'rl.le, 7, Mril„liloo. Hear*. Fo ur Hear h u rl.ra could tion. A* defending “ world” chain- j iN li |« .57 157 M * i Hat* only four h it . an the (lilnndo II' 'llilot i iIlni ni ,,,11 1 A ooII mt I'tianiu. I liakolH llnhe. not atop thu carnage. ( i i | |„2 i i *4 < pion and winner of the itll-A m eil-l X Itollltia Hsian Hcnnlor* took a d-1 declaim!, f o l e . g o 1 1 m 17 , j - ,. It was tho best hutting show can title Tuesday, Mangrum faced, Brooklyn funned nix mol wnlk, I 11 ,'H iili, V . - I . r , | « , T IIIIIM It A W — a/laths Wile __________ _____ „ „ tho Crackur* have put on iimc ll..» o .„ 7 N ,.,v V ,,r k 7 , , „ n , . , | the so rry possibility of being nut three In im lehlng up hi-* itomiel “ f i e f i ' l I n n l , m s i „ i „ „ , ( l| „ , . | ill the cold when the field of Oil win In three * ln rU , .• o ^ '- V 'n a '/ k a a f.r^ rM ^ io * 1 M."mT 1 ^ “ *P V * Wf 'MlltlJ fl I 1 I'enar Wyn, J I ’uoless Ni l I S In the Noulhern Anaoclntlon is trimmed to the low 02 sco ieisj I’ll I h I o k w I i 3 * 'li|, „ K „ J Hanford id, i h o n rislwfiy Mav riant cha*o two month* ago In fm Hntuiday's third round. llln ;.|ll*n In I'lillnrl. I|.M„ I Mr Maim * fi I I I J | M »ft I f «t ft in f a | the Net-Olid division, 111 and a hxlfv o i i i t i i ii s i r: — s ia ih s *in . Halim mi If t i o oi Another favorite, Hum Knead, i Hol.pioon Itlvsr, a Mm. .\l, U n i,... gunics off tho pacu. (Jaluldo ,-f runner-up to Mnngrom in (In- allt i il ii, .1.11in .......oil,i, | A rrlillm lil. 5 Moon Cracker Manager C lif f Dappei Am erican competition, also -kid* June* :th Ikle, 1 Vilskoy, T Hiirarkeailsi s t l l n Hi showed his Iroya thu w ay. Da|i[i, i Son!, I’rplo Hi ill'll. HnmlmVt regulation mu l t j n n got a homer, two single*, a double left him stranded ill a tie for JOtli Matte e f, ii :i 7 ii V i v r i l IIADV — V a lo rllt amt u walk In fivo time* at hsl plaee Matigrnm whs inn led in a I lln, k tin. a llordoii ,,M Rose i f r, i i o it *l||VM , I ' m. i ri» v . ti 11ii i kv Hutu, I ! IiMJvasr wvnt (ho Mullmiwxki 21 tie for fiiith. I i 2 :! :t D. Nt. ftoliln, 72, of Detroit, 0 rmly Hiilrlt 7 Hymplomv, a r'„ r- {ftr r Atlanta and handcuffed the Ilnl,tick p r. n i n i M lfll. "U IJirisi‘,1 overyone hi tho ile u s . Hears on five hlta, llom chel Jambs Total* A summary i»> position* of Mu* 1117 l ‘J 117 in Kmiford Howling Alley l* ,| sixrri i i a v i ; — n inths u iir liomurud in tho seventh fm the Leashing training ram p io * ln « of team* nli r h o n I"g hy I hr.,wing five strikes in n I I'r.irlnu harklo. J Httnol,, NiTorui Hear ta lly , In till* A II-Am iirirn ( onferem-n Aragon n* I I I I I low for H -rrir,. of 2 In in „ g ,„rul nus|,si>. i Ho-ill' Mali,. I Hlyll-I, The league-leading llarm is did I'Mildt, Miioi Hpmlo, n Miiroskl,'. shows HU end*, 7M tackles, liJ Hay 2I» J! I II 1 it with It. K. King. 7 Hs, julrlll,-. * n riirry llm'lt. *........ likewise at Hinninghsm. goalds, III centers and |i>2 luick*. I I .! „ Koinmvluil Hodrhgiex r f it II II , . n|Hilngetlratlv, Mr. wlu-ru they pounced on three Now Knepper If il 0 II itIt, St. Allbin, bail asked J. II. Kmes a M t V v r il IIA I'K — Hsarh l'««r*e rtulllli Ml..... 2 Wlilrloo, J ||,iw . Or leans |oi* hera for 12 runt in Thmnpiion i f it II II( I I I ; owner or the alley If he could i f I Kay. I M'n M,.,iul„u. f, (jiissnin Toniek llh il II II 2 it i bowl n few hull*.......... Mr. Kines lliiyal. * .lav s .Isrry. 7 Manw„„,!. thn firs t three in n in g , and .ounilly whipped the Pol*, lit to 3, before a riiop m irks Hauixey 1h il i l l n I [ Induced M r. King, an employee nf i*Ni IhiM ly fi* t*u 0m 7.2IW cheoimg fan*. They mured Fe rliu n d n r ' «»• Iac I T»M* Met 1 (I II f,I , the Florida Power Mild Light (Jo., lo Korllla p I Nsvar flat, l Is lulls,,, * Han three times in the firs t on two 2 It II II| , bowl with the old man. ft hit*. Kd Lavlgne’s homer w .a fol­ Nirlftr, I Kuril"-' “ “ — * (J.p lln iiu p I ft II I11 "I haven't howled for three or n fi.„, in , 'r r k r' Tr'ch. lowed hy another hy Fg .d H at­ a-Kenm-dy I 0 0 Itfit Imtr yenra," rrplnined Mr. HI. iD K lh ill * ' 7 TulinIIKr* lltllifs, 4 Hr*| f field, hi* tilth of the ye a r, with a Total* 211 2 2 27 I-l I Auhlii after missing the plm* enTKNN IS T O H R N K Y A iv r r i i i t i » : _ .v i , mate aboard, in the aecond fram e, Hanfoul 202 II,in 0(1(1 7 |l l i e l y on (lie fiis l two thrown. He I rsiirhsr. I Atilo ri|,,t. pp,,, Tl)l|( the Huron* counted seven tuns N KW PO ItT. It, I . Aug. 12 -lA’i Leesburg 20(1001111(111 a ' mniiriged to gel h strike unit a *_.D I*l"0, 3 III,,, 1 ■ ■ 'I'lie semifluid round In Du I " " till re safeties. Tin TV|,.., 7 Mill, Ins, « K llo iilln , itodriiplex. R ill J four Spates, however, ami elided *Vlrvllor. iio-ksi | Winning mst year i i * ail infield- Casino's lllltli 1n v it nt lima I fil'iist up with a urine of I ill! on the first Jones, Knrp p i'i, Hani-ey, Mutle, >or for L ittle Rock, F la n k Marino Court- Tt-nltiw liiu riiiim eiit w ill lu(In tin1 second gatin' he got T V N T II IIA IV — Mrsrii 1‘eplo, Hidlmaa. Malinowski. 211 , game. , . ,, ‘ •'VJ'-e * went on the mound for the Nash- iurn|Ui'li'd iiutiiy. i . Hll v r <-„«i|p j 5 Third -reili d Vit Keixns w ill *>p Matte, lliil,net,, |||( f',.,11,, Hit ............. n'" 1 *,"r “ "v villi* Villa lllld hurled them to a pose fi-lirlsiiiiii A union, nf Mani­ Catnblo 2, Jones. Dp Anigon, I M," r" ” f Ir'" Mr- S lu g ’s 7 lo I derision over hi* former la, P I . -.oil- M'liiitlning fnieign I'einiiiidfX it nil Hnuisey; Hay, Ain teamniales. lie held tilt) T ia v s to entrant, fm mie of Die two v ii gun and Piuo-ey. I.e fi Kan fin'd <>M I he fluid gaiiio lie sen red seven hits, while the sorond-ptuco caul -iinls in Hu- second last* t; Leesliuig H lift—,,ff J|n|,urk N, Hiree spine* and six strik e *, five Vols wi-ro getting to two Truv round. | Itocillu 11, Ciipilaiio I. K (l l,y Urol in a low of these in latter frames Iw irliT * for 11 safe Idows. ( jnrUiiiu Molloy of Curat tiaMe*, , back 7, llocllln I, Cnpitaim it. | ! 0 — M'liil downed Mr. King hy a seme Tin* liottom-ptacu liottoin-piacu Chatlanooga u naiiB no u gt.. ............j ,,,,,'ked m Ibis torn Rue I lln <1 In I I il inniogH. 7 riiils; ‘<f 2111 lo 172. lie revealed that lie Isiuhtuils made a doien hlta 8™ “ | nariieiil. iippo-u Ham Mnfi-ii iiam e..., will .............. .. HV A H H Iin A T K II PltKHH CnpilniiD II in | 2-3 II run*. Ilnlk ’ bad "lire been a lop bowler ill ..H-iirlng Ing the winning \run It. n . „ f"i a doien run* In lilanking the or Han Ft nm l-t ii, win, I* ,lr *' the winning ,n Rot'llli 2 Loser lloelllii. D— 1Detroit, anil preceded to give iiinm ................ ■!- ■ ^ n i" Menu,his C h ic k ., PJ lo U, for their seeded, in Die remaining 'p iaili ” ,r ll"' Ttl,,|b. tlm Pensacola. M Hoi owl and K. Taylor. T 2:(i|. I bowling hint* to smao hoyit^al the i!-n l,,M r nipped i|„, ..............ksliurg m i' liu.rth victory victory In. a row . T in v WH- final malch. M iers Vlrkslnirg I1IL ffourth ‘i alley He Is slaying n l the Monte Huinson confounded thu Mempnis bc*. f, to 4, t„ h tin illlng *mlth *1111111 II...... I It few day* before ha.......... w tlli a low curve nn tbo oku C O lil,K P T going to Tam pa. n lg liL " .......................... lust outside and a fa * l one aero*, the T A M P A , Aug. 12 —(/ It— Ht, It Wli* the league leaders’ I 2lh knuckle*. Hu set them down on IN T IID 1'II U T IT rn U IIT " * rill'P ila tah u ig '* Kill til* lilt m lii'il |,ita Kastrst sta rt of any team NI NT II .ll'D IIT A I, I'llU 'I’ IT ta il night to seme four tons In the the ninjin leagues wn* racked up victory In a low. They (allied one M* h lU ’ AN I, F u ll HKMINUl.K <"• »ITN'I Y. ■ i Die r fll, i„ ltr,.,» ,)„. ,.n||Ml ______________________________________ . K U IItID A Mcuml lulling or last night’* F lo r­ liv the 1U4II Huston Bed Sox wlur IN C IIA N C K IIY N<> TJJ» 1-t. and then rallied for three . ida Intel luitlnniil League, then Won II of their firs t M> games. MIVUIII’ IJ want on to whip the Lakeland P I- ( _______ r l.Y D K Mt'NNHIII.VV Plaintiff, lo t. 6-2. The win Mpiaied t lt e l" C o lu m b ia R e O S K A T H R Y N A IIK IIN A T IIY M I'N acrounted for thetr four runs. iu.'f of Dial Inning. Then came O V t T NKRI-YN Ihelc victory margin In the Inst tlefriulsol The Halid* got five single* In N ellie’s single, mi In fl.td out ami frame. n llD N II OF p rill,IC A T IO N t h . second liming uprising. T h e y ; Tanner’s tilt tn tha *U th gave B Y AHHOCJIATKD PltKHH T t li K A T IIIIV N Alir.ltNATHV Joe Klrklsnd started for Die were credited to Aekeret, Heli, them another ta lly. Scoring a ll of their runs In twu MDNNF.IU.VN, jeon'* Nurtli Mill* E*lit’t'Hg Iitii rellhquialilmr Tanner, Anderson and Htoiie. These D,p , |,lg Inning*, Macon’* I'eache. la .t Hlresl. tirlsud". Flotilla Yon ar* hereliy itr,l*r«l l<» *l*l"-sr mound It. Deal III tiie ,' gihth Th"v I 'i t , »h*' C o t 'S , ....................Red., III p*r*oli (or liv iilto rnryl In <li* limited I he Hillle. u.^flve sa fe 1 *w p S t'lm ill tJouri of H-mluolu Connlv, • iiiiu/lilli. Ihe ,t._ Flier* i__ t a n .'| nitet, Mows. Meanwhile. ***,,l» tor f<ir a* o w ,e*n _ .V *■• , tHwlT rtu rlit*. on or lu>rorc Ilia I art, ,U , of Hsptsmlier, A li. t*t*. fn| pcd .hr.-a Virkshurg hnr.era for i i j UMntvir -I llllt of l'n|ii|i|*l,lt lll-'l herslii a .H iio l r<‘«. »*m* liulns ■ ----------Streak to alx in a row. for divorce; n»ll*rwt«e * •'•The Peacho. .cured thee lallle. Bull era* Pro Ooef«**o will tie eolerait In the fourth frame and fiv# in sa*(n*l »oo for fsllor* lo »iu>e*r, Hy AHHOPIATF.D PKKMH A 'nmr snswitr »« r*i|idr*d t,ir‘ Isw r*a the .lath. Two of thoao five run. iP G O LF srstn. came when Roy Pet.r.on hit for '{t ” IH F ll IIT II Kit (IltD H IlK D 11(7A t,D .. Dayton Hcufnur, a roundtrlpper. , . that thl* Nnllrn lie iiubllalieil one* Lharlntte, N. (J„ t()0k r in t round *sk for four ( t l cap»*cutlv* J e rr y ,P ie ., started for tha *«* w ew sh V 'lli ihe Hun ford I ter sill. lead In the Tam O’flhanter "w orld” lar-dwclllng Rods, hut w a. knock­ n*w *ps|i*r puiillsheil at Hanford chiimplonship with a mi. We feet this mldrd attraction w ill plt-asn the people of Han ed out of tbo boa, Ha gavo way to Hsmlnnln County, Flotilla. TKNNIH . ITNKHH hand nod official w r ................. ford. Fur an evening nf relaxation and enjoyment drop In, Yale Hughe. In tho seventh, w y ■eat this I llh my day of Aunusl, A. I*. NBWPOUT, It. I, - National won’t yuu 7 Harrell went the route for Mecon champion ltirh.nl Gun.alea and ■nd gave up nine well-Kaltared * 4*' O, P. IIISIINIHIN Art l.ar*cn gained the semifinal. C trrk Circuit Tourl B O W M N G .................................................................. 26c ll Hue nemlnol* County, Dor In tbo (Jailno Invitation tournu- hit*. It wn. hi. 14th victory (K «sll gnimt eight losses. m.nt. RACING BwX' A TLA N T IC C IT Y -D tan (|8.W ) won th . Inaugural Handicap a . Ti, Atlantic City track opened Its Ml M.inulU Are. , Ph. tIM 46-day meeting. iil* HMA’, 1 fvjv" ;■' QOHHKN, N, Y.-Rmlney won tha firet .ml third heat, to taka tha lb.000 (ruling derby that dosed grind circuit meeting at good time track. C 1(lU \LEy 6 /[O M fU Ih FLOOR MATS RUBBRRMATS $3:50 ( F 0 1 ( A M , M O D K I, C A R S ) Nt*f T h r a e M ii I h H ffu re Yu u H uy SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP Jack Atlanta Crackers { Gets 18 Hits To 1 HAMBONE'S MEtltATIONS W in 17 To 2 r El ! -T . < ! ' '■ F R ID A Y Charlotte Pro ! Eeadinjar In Chicago; 5 * Ivy '• < ’ -4^ '^ ^ T ro w m R al . e»„ n I nr. RAwroRn mewalp i’1 ' * . 7**-a75" .A'V»Ly4 v 1'. j . • ; • ? . v* t&v*. ? '* yt y r • K. M u rrln un , M nnngcr PROTECT YOUR MILK! Milk left on the doorstep invites contamination! F lic * . inm-clK, (row - ling (IllRH Jiiui nitH c»iitml cm lm iK cr iioUleft t-iinininml in un lltm iltilcii f n m her la ml Detroit Visitor Flas Five Strikes lit Itow M ilk Holt It: Chim t, Ask Your Dairyman! CUMBERLAND CASE COMPANY CH ATTAN O O GA. TKN N . 9fl-G HERE'S YOUR CHANCE Vicksburg Defeated Ky PenNHcoIn FlicrH L FIN E Q U A L I T Y T ir f t it o n t I Notice TENNIS RACKETS A $5.45 VALUE tip i ; ; ' , : : : : Macon Peaches Win THE SANFORD HOWLING ALLEY (s Happy To Announce The Installation Of A Shufflebourd HHUPFI.KBOARP........................... . SPORTS IN im iEF R 10c ■ BMW# SANFORD BOWLING ALLEYS u STARTING MONDAY, AUGUST 15th A h rfe d :• sturd y 9-PLY fram e :e PLASTIC LEATHER ORIP :e LONO-WIARINO NYLON STRINOS WE Mimi liMitrane* a n e lm n ft •fw te fe e B f / « r $ r m k I act m ^Quincy.. Mm *., was Mttled and rank, among the oldest perm In rmanent Kttlem.njU *“ — England. PHONE OR DIRS ACCEPTED Used Washing Machine* of any make for IMOMI l a ‘any < •an ba da* to pro* i‘i In*. v Export to South America, 1 4 ’f S e Xi Tz ! RK - V 1i tb V. h L[ffC£ or Call »i lo o Weetjwiab Phone 41 for fall <WoUa Baa m vf O l f f l . . . l e i B o y o r G ir l ■(! I r N O L IM IT M . C W f O M U K .W H K I T M IY L A IT COMPLETE L I ME O F T I R t S A N D H O M E AND AUTO S U P P U f S TO SERVE YO UP NEEDS EST O ■y . $ \ �I mm.' mr 7. FRIDAY AUGUST 12. 1919 h if t o H i e H i n u i r s M e l ’.ni«l»« K t . n ntrottt, C o u n t y J i i J g ’* -H M*mlhn1r C o u n t y , Florltlit. on t h r .*l «l «! iv of Ju ly CM!*, for rip|irti\ nl ,.r mitiif it II it f o r fin al 'II mi Ii i r *;» hr M 1THH T O A P rK IM H x e c i l t r l l o f Hi** PMtnte of 7, J TO MAOBL II FltllKM AN . 1!*< J e r r y , ilei puh ^iI. o n i h | . . 1 .t , t n J4ir*»»i. Kijrrlu. Ohio. of J u l y , m * I Y»m im< h**Tf*tiy r*"iulret1 to iih\ | A lit IA It I ’T *I HH V u * n r In ih»* t ' l r r u l f Ho u r! o f JJdeiiH i r t i i i r l f «if .......... . Hi- ,.f Iriolt* rounly, FUirlitM. I m OhotiJ J ** ir >, i*fry, on Hi* fith H«y o f Kept cm her. MM9. in a i**rtnin "till f o r *MvnroP ilu rrh i d* ml lug. itn «l»lirrvUti»i| 1,\ T i l l * C m ! 1ST M t 1 I I I • •1 \ 1 > HtL> of w h i c h In M y r o n T. n ^ ’ jt 'ix ii:. h i m in m i r . Nl ^ m.tn, I ’In I m1 1r f ver min Mitliri I* K I.m Iu h a iv I'lh h iv rr U'ffal Notice V . i in »• M K IlN Iio N i*!»rk r i n u l l I ’onrt M> <i l. Hunt fi«*thitv I’lrrk m riiT <*k tu b J I ’HOH. HKMINnt.K. HTATK o k H . i ' l l t H A STRICKLAND | HATH rr K^falr MORRISON.I ' IIONI-; INC. I", It llimtuil In Hip 1ipirH N*<ft 2110 T O | ( A l.t. 308 E . K ilt S T _ WHUM | k I** II l M t r M H ( i 1. | < i : i l A ttortiryn l T0U 6H ? JUST TRY THAT D K G PAINT! Far I r f i l n u | H jmf tni»|fc plinf In lilt Ihroujfc p i n t>l ton*h wtitH rr till you* p u n t #r to u«t DOZIIA AND CAY M INTS HI U o m H i b i l l b f c t u t t it t finds lot Ihv South ifl l therefore Lvli Irm^er . Tnp f|U«litr —low price f i t l ill 'how »rmJ F A I N T S H SEE H Stanley-Uogm Hardware Co. 211 N A N F U I t l ) A V E N U E ffl ff(l of t i i i tl»p * 11 iterim*#*!. , l,V C l U ' I t T MIC T l l l l C l " ' N T T ! Jl'iu iK , H C M iv n t.r rn iiN T T . 1 KTATH UK Cl.' >111 l>A IN P R O | HATH In | e Hie l l t l iitii n f J u l i a C IIOHtotl I f rreriNett ■TU A 1.1, WHOM IT MAY CON CKH Ni I N n tlc e In Itere hv fflven Hint Alt* Hie VI I>niitf1»» file d h e r ftnwl re1 p u r l br Aftmlnlittr-Atur n f I h e eAfate n f Jlillft fV Iloeltin, ae e e n n e it. Hi a I Rhe riled h*r i m t l t l o n f u r flrml dieI’h u r a e . Hlltl Hint " h e will Apply In t h e H n n n r fth le f» U uiiflA " a t e t i - \ Rtroiii. C u n n i y J u d g e o f Hemliiole Cntllily, KlorlilR, nn t h e 39th rUy of Auaiiet. 1919. ft»r N p p ro v n l o f t o m e net! fo r flrml d l " e l m r a e " " A d m t n h l r n t n r of th e enlnte of J o h n C. flmilnri, t l e o n a e d o n till" 3 l " t tiny n f J u l y , 1949 cn ftiiT in OF T in : J l lu ll:. H H M IN iH .i: H T A Ii; o r K I.O H IO A lo tin n - iit i«t> I liro o h lv n V' w V ■■1 h Y o n t i r e h e i t hv n *. f 11 f N u l l hint h e r t i h i o t n U O ' i. A H S i n * 1A T K H fnr Ailiiilnlnl r n l o r eelnte of I I ill In C H ue I o il, dei'aMMOl H o r H H o M iH It A H H M C IA T IH Attoriipy«i f o r A i l t t i l n l M t r i i t o i ■ DOZIER &GAY ■ : h t a t ij «»r ri."» M it\ AI.KIIKM AN K l. »• 'll >v-U ' jiliit#- o f r * » v | i l e i o e mot « i| il i t |iiiH«t|.AH A Nil 11! II HOIMH.AH AdnilrtlRtriMur n f t h e ror ■ CON j A NO IIC II ■ HY IK K EARING MAICO m e a n t B IT T E R - 1 A 3 IIR rv- HEARING \B r Y O U R H IA R I N O S IR V IC I C IN T E R , MI l.l.K R -B IS H O P C O X I IN S • on .,1 I' n k I HKS1I \vr. U A'IT H in V .S 1 MU , 1 i l l s 'l l *i ■ »o ' to. llr n ' t il lor I I'M IW f. ( )• *4 NOTICK A l ten uVIm k on tln> iiu n n in n **f A iijm ih I 17, lltlt* Mi*' nm ole f i m n l y Hminl of I ’u lilic In s t n u t iu ii w ill r e ­ ceive tu’iilcil liiilw on A l.T K K A T lO N S T O T H K D U M K H T I C S C I F N C K O K I ’ A K T .M K N T of tin- Sem in o le U ljlh School, of So nI'o nl I I .ruin. F o r s|ie e ifie n t iiuin nee M r F ltn n .1 .Mo i i k I i I o i i . A n In le e l, S n n fo ril A lln iilie N iilin illil H ank H iiililinif- A .e il if ie il ch eck or Itnl Itoml in Ih e ntui) o f five p er ccnl •<1 the hid w ill he rn|iiire< l to acI 111 I H illy the hid. T h e Hoard retterves tin- riKtlt to r o je e l a n y or all hid.i 1 '•■111 n t v C M l’ N T Y . IN l* ll» t It \ T K III re till- C mt o t e of / J Jerry. | 1ipoeiiepil T O A M . WHOM IT MAY C O N -, CKHNr ; Nol lee In h e r e lty if I v»*n t l m t ' M a r g a r e t J e r r y f Iled h e r f i n a l r e ­ por t an K v e c u t H i n f t h e e-ih ite of V, J J i r r y , l i e r e a n e d . t h a t n| ib file d h e r p etit loll f o r flit tl die rliMOte, nml t l m t ah e will a p p l y ,i Seminole <'minty Hoard of I'lihlic lusIruHimiH L . K . ,1m ilnn. ( tin If ii I. » K aw lim . S m m UH A r t ic le s ic.-iii " t T S n n ^ F o r H a le — ;i Ii'X^VA l o r S a le I i y W A I .T O IM N K V w . A l ^u 5 ” l in T " A ' “ £ v , — fl N I : W 1(1 IMI-'ti Itmif't M'| F I IK KAItM H , Imm^n, bimlnrti* I >' ' >I fI ItM S I'A I I IK A I M IS ■lOh*l, | - ■!>( imlnHini W. ( ». iirn|i.i-ly nii<) armait''. if " y">ir1 1111 A '' 'V!1 i ' m i l l u r t n r . P l m n e 1188 K. A. Ulrnul Iln illy Afii'i" v 1,1 U lti'l IIDItS Ith & Kim. LO W Kit P ltlC K H . I'k lH ti n n '.h 1 Otlf* H, M h U i Ii m i i , A n n o c m l i ' i . n .i h y S u ru l i n ' ,|init,-r i,l Llirii’y 'a r<-|iiiirlnit, (5. 1’. I' i J I dwii, Ihuni'i 11107 K. H r n i n i l W r r e l n r p h o n o 7f„, „ | „ w,,, k Kuiichi'a A JIM (AM) Waul AcIh F m R m uRi I l l l l 'l - J , _ TM f.M . —l * . a .p lf 1*1 , W in . A J . ii.N 'I.A .A la T A . R .n l.i I A ■ M tlM . I * . . . v ’In . In««,llni> " m h t*. .In . In..M inn |lu>*. N. . . . Iln . I n ..,t i n . tlmrn A* . . . Iln* Ina.rllnn r i * . n .t l a in IN. Iln*. Dnakln rntn fnr klnrk «»r» m m FJIONN 148 Waal a an ,*111 »« w h MM .ta r tba t . l .p k . a . na a i a I . m **•■■• It t«a» aaaia la llalaA la h* l.l**k n a a k m , la r i l i l n O * Ikl* nMnntmaaaUna I k . .• a * .r ll.* , I . I ' H t i e la an , B .n n iB lI,. la nt4*t fa , na In ra n . » Ikn k a .l an.alkl* * .* * Ir*. all Want * 4 . m ail la nar afltra na Ika 4mr bafnaa aa%tt.allaa. riaaaa a .M t, a . In.> ., ' a l . l t I , aa .Man n nrat. la ,n a , an a , .n a n * , - a , tn.ana.lfcla fa, . i n , , ik n * m m laaaMMf l aa . .- | slim i S l " ‘|>, 17(H) H n t i f n li l o iili'M . A v c, r l m i e i i . P h o n e 82 i!-w, O w m w [ |,M' 11 ............. vn-i U hod rnmu house, rinse In. ImI acreenod porch nlsn sleeping 1 porrli, price llihOO.OO terms. ItMO. A ll ln / in i: .le liii t e n 's N O -H O A C II" , " ' S |ie e iiil Met v i i c s i i l i i l m y c e e t l i n : k i l l , Itom-he.., I A I P - , Will r i ISiin’ h f o r m o n t h * . A h ' I T J l A T l O N S n m l In p i n t | l . H P I h i l f p l n l Hlic. I l n u t n l l - 1 liar. I C C , vv | * t . t;ii> lul At AllileI ell. , I lli.'l ,1. \ R ural home, ronslsllng nf T> ar o . st',,w t n m l wheel for | V K N K T IA N I I I ,1N I >!i unelc o. tiled farm w llh 2 hed room hmo* i a n ,.1' , . Apply llo* IH ■ ,|r l jiemlrmla W neiinn itP. i offered for Immediate sale nl , , 11, ., tl|,| ('ii, H'Jll W. ,'lnl. ill. IHhOO.OO , 11fit!-W. W A 'IK It K IK K IK .'I. nil cnlure. Open C. A . W H I D D O N . S R . K .m h iv Him. Tropical Finli N k \v H .C O K C a ir la .r .l I.......... .. IIU H. P ark I’luma tV'1 fenmp i m i i.e e i " * '' h r v ; hupford-Orlaado „ ld finer* mmle lit.!' ... * _ (fl) room .framed . . ----- K ------o tlnc. ■! | | , w](w .y ju*l .m ill. f. polnU. VlnW iIng, rlean lllK * ........... .. Pumper* Cottage hulldiiig N» | I ’e r l n h l e p o w e r p l n n l , 1*1! y . u " OflO and toilet hulldlng No. ti^H . r s p e r l a i i c o in |{mnlri»l<' C m in iy . a t Henson Junctlnn-PiircIm -'-r I '»— A l t i a i.r w i •I. M. (■InWHiili, l.nke Mmy must agree to move tho h o i l i l - | _ Ing from our property and cle*n Ihuhc d ' ii .h plica pnld for tineil O ftl.A N lIU Morning Hculincl Or up site. Flo rida Kant Const Itmlfm iiih iic Ted Duvi* Kurnlturu lamln Kveamg Htnr, Call lti,l|>Ji w ay Com pany.C/O J . W. Well h, till K 1st. Ph. UfiH. Itny. I DIG J. Huprv. B A B ., Ht. A u g u illn c, jt J A I .I, 6J7 fo r Ila ttc ry , tienumtur F la . 7— U e ls - l.iv e n tiH 'H - S lip p ik a and rita r.e r nervlco. Hwuin's _ ---------------- --------------------Hull cry Horyieo, 801 W. First I l ’a a h it U r apartment you ar« A r tiC If e . F u r ’ S a te — .1 HI, looking fn r, n nr 4 mom A b ath ,!. Piippn s I’hnep; pin t Cocker, Phone , 7ii J -W furninhed or imftiridahed to tha I L A WNM OW KHH aharpnned. - O O A T M II.K _ rig id p arty, GOO 8 . l u rk A va. Cnckoi Popple*. Hrredlng and. cycle* repaired, lock and key R. D. Priest, Phone 7ID-W8. Iln.inliiig. I'hofia 408-W. M r*, work. Nu w ailing work ^mirF U R N IH H K t) 8 room. Bachelor'a anteod. I I , W . Hlmmun, .11* r o il M<is*. Apt. Kleclrlc kitchen. 80* Laurel MHj'a Hwap Shop— We hue, sell or Katd 4th. H i., Hanford, l-’l». Ave. Phone I4fi-M. trade moat anything, 40* Han2 mule, I fciimle regUtered Cocker fF u rm c rly w ith W illiam * F lsit rrrr—t— - * room mmtern *" ford, Ave. Phone IM -J. ONK A ttwn affiSpnill*-In, 3 ' i ....... old. Inqulrn Yhop). rh n ry nnnrtmeptn, ideally an Ited W e"Eo lfi loaC when you don’t Dr. Iln ,* Aulmnl Ihm pltal. fnr Imllvldiuil np liui)ne*a couple, bring your prescription to K I.E K T K P C or locution nefosn from Ihe Poat ‘Laney'a. Phone 10*. A C K .IY L K N K , Heclslered Pointer Puppies. May Office. Phnpe 5M). W K L D IN U UOOD A N D BAD Ik* seen at Ihe Hanfonl Animal A P A R fM E N T , » room* . •an fo rd Motor A Kqpl. U IU.08 i -Used.double ked llo.pllnl the balance of this 108 W . 1st Hlreet electric refrigerator, all util! 1 Used 8 pc. living room IVeck. Cheap to deilrabls party, 24.08 suite For Hole - ItAIIIIITH, New Zea­ N lckle, H iivcr, Hold Plutlng; P»lBooma Chaap summer ratys by 1 Used Walnut Vanity 20.08 land white* A graya, 8 floe*, 1 lahlng. Baby aline* and other tha week. 1 Shopworn Maple Bed, coll buck, I I *mall, 116.00. 11 rno. kern-aakea Itronscd. M ONTEZUM A 1IOTBL spring and cotton mattress 84.80 edd pullet*, 16 whits Lehgorna ■■ ____ __ PH ON E 8107 DUN N'H P L A T IN C SH O P, 1 Shopworn 8 pc. ft(apl« 12,00 each, 26 white Rock $2.26 Behind Yuw all'e Ph. 1210 Modern furmaned apartments. living r a m salt* ■ : r 80.06 each. It. Lloyjl, PI{o^a4}0 U .W ■^Alao .. efficiency apartment. B ull Doser ami U rn g .LIn c Work; Downtown office store. Tnkacli Wa specialise in pasture work Apartmcnte, 808 N. Park, Phone JL * * g _ HELP WANTED and gra** planting— Ed Davi*. 1270-J. 18.26 Phono 1066.W. BtlU PLU H Phone T007-W after 1:00 p, M.' F .X P E K IE N C R D fronl Complete auto paint jobs, lio.o *. end man. 1 trv Wa Nt O ne out of every 16 paint Join H tn re* electricity, sh k Roumlifree, 1604 W . 18th. Ht I toHet Near Fashions _ _ A ' Aadgrygn, "Touchton ^ W lH O T Higlhway. -nn-. ' " I-. I ', i — Farmer, TRACTO R W ORK 71, SUl d; eillmatoa Free eslln ton V -8 Kurd C a llls diwlng Jt R . Popa Co. Ig fi ■Also clc vrolet ln town. Ocorre , A W M M *'■r r '- 8)» THK SANFORD HERALD WANiEIi^J ^ m £ m i t , a"jss.“ m ' ' (cllsUci ’ 7 wjB££ •ra ‘W : I .4 • .i b n t l e ,.. " M i L * S j r - A N P ^ j^ * c v ^ A S f;N r F ' t r r " ^kvt < T^ -9 i," “ * I'lin-rl nt only 1 1Ml, C mIJ Ultlli P O ItN IT U R K !(<■ uplml ,o i i,. { Cut'll Kt'lvinulm lf,-f• h ;ernlo r; I i w ink u iijiriin tii,'il I ' m Is.,)• LOTH F O R HALF. very, Plume IM.T- VV H um O a k Hlindrd Inin It-1 A I 'e -i I n •••? • tiltl i p " t . S e e ill Vn iln p ii’l i ; W. I ill. HI. dvntlal rm trlcted w llh il<-r|t| l l i 'f i l i ’c r i i ll m i H c i v l r r n r I ' h n a e t w a l l . P r i c e d licln w anni’M r d t u e . Phono UHH-R I I Ui/ ........... in t i .1. K ..r Main r. K.mm IlniMit; N r« lv i w u s , n ,.,,,,, ,|, un-.li.-l A im lM m il.i tli'i'firalrtl Inwl.lr nml m il. Ill n|>- J On- t!7i»c A a tiS r lin l linn- 1 A I,L T Y P K H n f h n l l i l n / i o k .. i I, ri'iinn iiililc rnlen, Krci' • ,om,n lirn v.c.l ... n m l , <l<Mimt>lt' * „ , , n«| Iit lit"'i i nott*- Rtnmliiid S l.itu n i, Knnfnril p>. Iiiiv iil K. (tarp caler, Pit...... Imml, C lo w la . M rc trlc k lt r h iii.1 A. y v |:tii;t-M Kioittlntr mid rm illnir nynu>m m ... ..... ... h m ■y , S T U IK K F IP** 11 h c L I— V\>R KKNT I'll AN 7--------------- m m cass/m •■ ■ f.i, F IV E i ____ * , 11 H a n f ' * r « t , I ho hi i a. it n mi • u : I t f i n | r t o l a r m o i h h * t* to h o 11 n.> o f (h r Hr p n h lh n iin ti ••r t i n im Ihe K n t'h »li*IIII "II ini i I, til ' N o t l r r In hrrehy R iv en llm t An* he In writ Inn. ntui ViH • tf* ’ lie P o iir I iih Moil her final o* |tinr*' "f ie«|i|eiiti mol i i •-1f I ■•» | p o r t hm iti1m1nUi r n l o r of t h e entiilp ntiill* ",e of Hip t Inlinno' mol hall | t v Ho 1 I M iii t n i . of |» li lli>niori. t h m h e n iv 11 r n n l l to t t r n e v . nto l uni h h I Mlir f l i n t h e r p e t i t i o n f o r flttail <H"‘ IIt I( nl el ni ot , otti r t l r i n i l i o l in it s " fU> >! h H I 1 Hi u r g e . ami Unit nhe w ill npplY o * r o h l in Hip I f o i m r a h l p u HniighiM SUm i t. I» IIYMH Rtfoni, t*on nty J i u l g * o f fletiilnole Vm 1 "tlit11| i l 11 itf .-I 1■* '• It# i ’o n m i , hiorliliit o n ill** m h iti*F Kwtntp o f H alil* I t v * •I o f Aii|t 11Mt. I ‘J*#ft f o r rt|ip ro v n l of tie" n i H r i t i 'j u n p n m l f o r f i r til »!l *•■l*n*r*» t *’ ' h n h ilM tr n lo r n f t h r r e l n t p of I*. l l r «1 pt 1til h a I I " ft 7 H lloMton. iI p i iu m p i I, on t h i n 2I"I A IIT IC B H i 11*1*1 %M J i t , o f J u l y . 1949 . A dm lnlntrnlor r e la te of I* It Hoeton, M MAT In Hip I 'l l , nil C o u r t of t h . Nlnlh O / A l t K .1 m llri 1 I •‘irctiii .if the H tn te of f - l o i h l i in a n»| foi rtemlnoli* KiiiHOt tl--ili|.i hi i*li.no erv hy l.nYHIC S A It A J* ill A.NHI3N, mitt if null | m*I HM, fm <llt t . * niul «t v |<mI l.f lYHK sA lt\ Ji >11 VNriKN. rinliitltf. \ i f i m : i » \ \ i I. J t i l l W H l - I N , !»«•• * feint «ni mol \.o* n r - h e r e h y ren o i f **<l i.* Mh- w ith *l»e c l e r k <»f 1hi 1‘»*oi i a i hi** -<*f fit t* In th e • ■,*mp1 Ho.'*.. ,f Mnoitiol*' Cim n ty . \ io u n t y i ’• HINT Y, IN I1!!** of IT . i i ..t o t i * < t o f ..n i n o t h in , y o u r, H i i i i o i .» i> i« M if .m cp 1 p e r >>uii 1l y oP 1*1 .i M k I I m v 1 i n - n h l o h o il the M i l it.1 v . 't H i p f e n i h e r I ’•I't, *Hll 1 In re: IN t iit r -f I III I e n f t I t lit f i l l . W I H i Nit h i 1‘ l r r h •t.vi.l tU IIYHH v Mill w 1 11 11 0 «h*i 1 n i t «, it a n y 1 i n * 1Irrl'ltP ) Pit r to H i l l ' t t . 1m p i n I tit h i - - i l t t w il l ! * To A M . c h i :p i T * 'i: \M » I I h nt H i e i n t o I ' r n t ' ill n 'il 1 1 la w . I < t , t\ S II W l N ' l C | \|M ,: III Ih IlM i-ln t hi not i*t lio lu e llie n t MASl'H Allo.N.sT M U' r s t \ l | : III h** m i l l 11 I n f;tilltN t v o n I n <le* Y o n n n i t p i m It 1*f 1 " o " 1 • . 0 1 o ■ f a u l t fH »tlf|etl Jllol | » ‘ | t i i f * h 'I ' l r m l W I T , S I HS n i l h . t i n l n t o l H e a l o f t r t ii y » IiM»n*i n m l *leio i »m . » 1 h -M il 1 u n i 1 nt H n n f n n t K lo rh lk , Von " i »‘ MI n 1 »tf * m '» n. »\ have tl i|N o i l 1I.1V . i f A t l K i i n l . | !» t F n p n l t i N t »h* m l n l e " f **11 • Hv n l , «» I* m i l . N l H i N i | ! - i ‘P i i ' i |i|. l a t e "* h »Ol 1 «.iv to A n 1 l* t k o f P a u l < ' o u r 1 the C o tin fi 11 i r l i - * «it . itnn.i|*< t i if fit l a ^ I l y a 11 * C o OH M . K l o r l ' l n m In . ""Ml'* hi Ihr •'M il l lo* i' * *'f c l ' 'in t 1 Fr re iimn, I *r*fr*itvlit r%t WIliiiMi* my hiitirii mill riffle l«l net*! til Hanfonl. Flnrltlg. Thin Mh liny of Auviint. 19** n PAGE r .A N F n n n H F R A t n . r a n f o r d f u t r i d a ■w HI ’ A1 I i tr*-U|k i ‘«*l Yj Vo } t a c to *—?/ yh \ x -- - t.-- i ' -i t a v J �% t H O L Y ( HOMS' C H U R C H . F IR S T C H U R C H O F C H R IS T . He*. H. L y ttle tw i t lm m J m " * , H. S C lK N T IS T D., Rectar 1 KM East Second Street Ninth Sunday A fter Trinity ! Sunday School ----- 9:45 A . M. 9:10 A . M. .. H fly Communion Morning Service 11:00 A. M. and sermon ‘ t Subject: ‘'Soul" 0:30 A . M. ..... N uraery School Wednesday Service 9:00 P . M. I Service* during the week Reading Room Tueidaya and i Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Fridays 3:00 to 6:00 P . M, Our D istrict Superilitemlant,. 71.......xhursda; j y and Saturday A ll are welcome to attend our Rev. M. C. Ihillew w ill he prngcll-jI Ifidy if„ ]y Communon (__........m, „ „ ... 7:90 A . M. services and (o use our Reading lug at Imth services Aug. W also h 'lld iy, B :66" a ."lii" ” 1, Room Monday and Tuesday nights fo b ! lowing. A ll ate Invited. I ------- At THE CHURCHES Take Your Family To Sunday School _____ H f H K N A T O lt w a i .t e k Too m any people send their children to Sunday school. Don't •end your children.take them-thrn you w ill be there yourself. Yl .„ ou need the Sunday school und th' .->■-* Sunday achnid netul* you. Noliody mays too young for f............, ,isclio.il very long and nobody ever gets too old. More than thirteen ceii FIIIH T HAPTIHT ClIUHCH j n R " i L , C V , ®r , * * i ™ U R C H E,*™ * nd ^ " " 1 , J .I8J I*. M. Youth Fellowship Park Avenue at H hlh Htreet ! , *!?'" I * * * * » » « ♦ * • J* p Btb'* B rW '1 Service* W. P . Ilrooka, J r , Pastor j r J M lnl.twr * 11:00 A . M, .........Preaching and 8:00 P . M. Evening Worship John L .. ..... . educational ! f fA N N ELB O F B LK SfllN O fl", p ui Serm on; Hev. J . E . M cKinley Director I w,)l ’ i1.", morning aarmon sub7:30 P. M. Preaching ana ' Worst............. nil - c o o le d com fort"' i . , , * r " W UM ■* «»» Communion ( ilU U C H O F T H E N A Z A H E N E Monday School M fi A. M ., F lr "' ( Church Sunday Wednaaday 113 Maple Avrnue Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. ^ , r" ln* i0 T 4 t I1 A W J «■» **• B lh l* Study Hav. L . H, Huehton, Paator Training Union 5:45 P .M .! A. ( A fiT A W A Y " w ill he th e' Visitors always welcome. Sunday School II.JB Evening Worship 8.00 P. w," " on. ,u h J*e*„ „ „ „ „ „ Morning Worship .10:48 A. M. Wednesday Evening Prayer ScEo°* begin at F IR H f M E T H O D IS T ( H l H ( H Junior Society ..... p, \f Krrvlcf* M*(Hi P M ” • *• K . ilfH ln w y , n iiiiM tr lia y e r Band 0:18 P . M. ‘ "W e've saved n place for y o u '"' \ « « A « I Welcome is eg- M r*. * • ' * > • *• * ■N. Y . P . H. 7:01) P. M, ______1 tended to a ll. . 9:45 A . M. Church School Ev an g elistlr Hour 7:48 P . M. Mid-week prayer and iiralte f . nun hop tu rlc* ago u great C h iistlan lend­ e r said that the Ilihlo is "a stream where alike the elephant may swim and the lamb may wade." And Just last yeur J . Edgar lloovei, Director o f the K.It. 1.. uniting on ‘‘('tin e 1 and the .Sunday school," stated: i t is quite impossible to beH eir that prugrrss along the road to righteous living may he ncrompththrd n il limit the gui­ dance or the llib lr, II is the Miurrr of Hplrlluul luud, Hie solu­ tion of life's problems, and thr inspiration fur Christian living.” The modern Sunday svlin.d, with Its teacher tm ining courses and glade,| lessons, lias much In offer In student* of nil nges fmm ibe Cradle It,.it t„ the adult clHsser. I'erhatis there is no other activity in which we tan engage where llii' iew inds are so great for ho Hinkll Invesliiien l, and so ultogetbar deslralM>. illble study ,<bn I.les bulb the llite lh v l and the heart. A llukloni to hililleal char- Fiv e flnul matches In the l ’(lA iK-tcr*. Incident*, pnrulilcx, and piovrfb* arc no common iu lltrra - llnka championship* hava gone dire I hat oftan one canot read a e xtra holes since the tourney began inaititin c article or newspaper In 191B. editorial Intelligently without bibli­ cal knuwladga. Moat men and wo­ men who have not attended Sunday nehiHil lack such knowledge. They are to be pitied. O p to M ir iii In the Scriptures we learn both by precept and by historical con­ firmation that “ Righteousness eaulteth a nation; but sin Is a rc pmach to nnv people." Moreover, t h e life of the community Is en­ r ic h e d with Its social activities WALL PAPER . PAINTS under religious auspice*, and It* opportunities for developing lead­ — DRIVE-IN— e r s h ip - And the Sunday school la ilia taafer* ate. m in e than n place to receive bene­ passes lie*-w laaa-H fits: for those who are qualified, Palm ers and Paparhangars It Is a itch opportunity for ser­ v i c e , So. for what you can get from li mid for what you can give to ATHLETES FOOT r.KHM It - t a k e your fam ily to Sunday l.ANEY'H DRUG 8TOHK school. Dr. Henry McLaulin TALBOTTS TELLS HOW TO KILL IT Tke ItrM i r a a . P K R M . I . T ea M K It H II la m a a* Ibe k ill. a s lr * a a r H N T n A T I N a f*a Birta*. T-4-1.. Made wllfc a * per rea l ateahal, reaekea N D i B ■erma. I f a a l pleased IN O N * H O I II r e a r M e b ark tram aap S n r e a tx . m ui I'M BRASS TACKS Complete AM CONDTMVH9M UHTrS are easily installed in any room Ih your home or office. M H A U B T P A N S cool your whole houia or store by driving ouf hot air, drawing in cool M f t T A B U P A M f make cooling breasts to order. You’d be surprised how much you can do about the weather.. .and haw #t)4 H cosh. What does a man mean when he u y i, “Let’a get down to brass tacks"? He mesne that he thinks it’e time to discuss the real issue. And that’a always a good ideal Nothing is gained by "beating around the bush.” Wise men seek the issue . • • and asttls it! t i In America there are millions of people who attend and support the Church. There are other millions who do not. What is the real issue on which these two groups disagree? This is the'Issue: la m in the self-sufficient master of his .world, able to overcome every problem by his own strength . . . OR is man tha noblest creation of an all-powerful God, weak in tha face of life’a turmoil when he stands alone, but strong whep ha joins heart and hand with God?, You’re a man and you’ve seen something of life! Getting Ore you stronger WITH GOD or without?. BUnltyKrucra Hsnlwora Co. SIS Sanford Ava. AaMfkM (Ml Co. If. S . Strickland, Contractor S 'S f f U S M u ihg.SrM - *» w i ***** Churtit mUkJ&SSil w* twyl**. Thaw iSTH and «k# *4 i Im rw .__ .. v r T .* * * 5 * Ky *• *• Seminole Truck A Tractor Co. 1100 Franeh Ava. Tal. 1IM Seokarik OUm A Foist Co. PitUburyh Paint* . Glaaa far C v iry Purpaaa Bar) Hifffiobothut. A fiat StasSsrS Oil Co. M k S f l 79S—PfcoM IIS i ■if?, Ip : ' ■ *1 ! ^ i J . •VI 1*1 W* / ■ *•+ 1* Tw a �. iTT ,C» »• , - ■- rA y. In Unity Thera I* Strength — TH E T e Protect the N u i of tha W orld; To Promirta Um Progress 0f Am srle*. T o Produce Prosperity for Sanford. O T h t'n rlly Hourly « lth scattered MlIrrniHin ilo,n|«.r-'hott r r and rgm lrtHlf -i.uilu rU w iuds through I n r.d .n u II.Y V O LU M E X X X X SA N FO RD , E n ta b U a h fd 1908 j* . W EA TH ER F L O R ID A . N EW SPA PER , £ M ONDAY A U G U ST K AjModattd Pr*.** Leaned 19411 W ire Nil. 2 5 5 . Plane Forced Move Gets Under Way To Reduce Smuggling Is DownlnOcean; Appropriations Under 1949 Act Brought |nto Nine Missing Fishing Trawler Res­ cues 51 Survivors Q ft From Atlantic _ Shannon. I r e l a n d ^ House Group Approves Full Senate Probe Amount Of Arms Aid Measure M IAM I. Auu I ' - i T ’*—The Miami Daily News xsid tmlxv th.sl a movern-nt is underway to pate llte itn le ’s $,’ *10,000,000 tpp <>|iti iimn *H for I'M** h c f ir r any new t»rf* arc pa*»rd In make up an anlii tp*te<| tMi.OOO.OOf deficit. The D-tly New* quoted Hep Perry F.. M urray nl .Speaker nf th# 1919 House, * * • ----------------------------------saving that lie lms railed on (iov- It la im perative I hat we n<> tutu ermir Fuller Warren to open up the appropriation* a rt," M um ay •h* appropriation* act for o r*« an id. lie told the N ew . that lie View hy the time n special *»»-, uVgcd W arren to Include an #*Ri" n " f ,h «' Legislature la onlletl. j * m| n M t „ f the art in the ape. ial Kept. 7. W A SH IN G TON. Aug. 15—</P> eeaaion ra il. “ M urray aahl fla tly he Hid not Senator McCarthy (R -W i») u id h r i l ve e^ KI24l),000.0(>(t o o o .n r m jla, needed Herded HI tfl i , ...lle i .r T k ’ l r q llt llr r •> today an employee ol the company run the atate for the next two “ T h lL“ MU,‘ u> Au* ye a r.. On'the* other h*nd?Phi> doa*' ^ F'o rlda Klwanla leader, have reported to have paid lor deep not (relieve that * 1Hr»,f>U0,n0 0 1 « non-parll.a n fact f l r r i #M «enl to M m . H arry S . TlU...1,1-1, ...in (in- nrr eminrl In atudv -Nil# govrt' produce. eruineutal a ffa irs and fight w o ,Ip man and a number nf other not* " ' l l he sufficient, aald the ruwaand Inefficiency. Anv Florida red- , able* had rugaged in "attempted >()upp|. dent may he a nicm hri. Th*- plan Mnugglmg actm tte*.'' “ tviiat we actually need w ill be M cCaithy rm phaiiied that h* found somewhere between the twn w ill hr presented hy tin- Khtoti doe» m>i think there wa* anything extrem e*." M urray wa» quoted a* Ian* In other civic group* vaylng. Georg# I,. Keeton of St IV m i-in iiely improper" on M r*.' “ We are ao larking In Informa­ hurg, #xecntlv# dliertor uf Dio I imoan r part. i r m l l a i i * f l i Pea* I h i m tion for the special session that p/Irs. Truman Exoner­ ated Of Blame In Connection W i t h Deep Freeze Case SH ANN O N, Ireland, Aug. 15— ■an W P )- A U . ,S.-bound airliner , , , ,with 5n person* aboard wat fm red down on the dark water* of the Atlantic ocean early today when the pilot loit hi* way and ran out of gai. * n i i l. i i . A n rilu li fulling trawler raced to the icene, directed by radio, and picked up 51 lurvivo rt Iroin the four-engined rkym aiter — c o m e ^swimming, other* on the plane'* ^ d e raft*. Britirh Royal A ir Force air-iea reicue craft continued learching the area, abnut 15 mile* off the eoait of Ireland, for th* (even per­ son* ilill m ining. L o il and nearly two and a half hour* overdue, the pilot w ** try­ ing to nurse hi* meager gar supply until lie reached land under the flku id an cs of another American air- , t* liner when hi* engines started cut­ ting out and he had to ditch the plsne on the ocean. T it* plane wai on the Roms ft Shannon leg Declaring lh.il hr would try lo A. J . Petty. J r .. 111. .1 I ’.. ol the flight. Trannocean A irlin es, owner* of gel ihe SZ40.0<M).fMK) Appropria­ wa* killed and two oilier young he plane, aald all the 61 |» " w " tion! hill lot I *>49 opened up (oi men, Benny Ernest Thniiipuiu, ' n r* were Italian s emigrating ■tuiiy during the tpecial ictiin n and Jame* T . G riffis w-rie *piuuu to Venesuela. Also- aboard w ore, , , ,, > p , ,, an Am erican crew ol nine nnd net! iminlh. Hep. j . Hr adry Odliatn ly injured Saturday evening ,ii C,lw u other American eni(iloyc» . , , , | he rsp rite d Governor W a rre n '6 :0 0 o'clock when the l ‘Ml( l her nf the a irlin e . M is. Hwth Nh-hnU.J, |im il , he le ttio n In n revenue ' rotel tedan m which lliry i * famed avlatel* of the H'2<>» .1meature* only and in llial event he 'iravelin g r«»l on First Street tell was the stewardess. The traw led Btalberg found the intend* not to vote (nr a »nigle I |he road and crashed into llir ion crete abutment at Mill* t in k survivor a scattered over a quarter dime in additional ta*e*. Moat of The cotnrr id the abutmrnl up square m il* of ocean, "W e w ill have to do in govern­ them were on three of the p lan e» ment ar we are having to do in ped through the entire right tide <<[ big life ra ft*. Home were float ug ihe automolnlr, killing Mi I ’ cin In III* belt*. Many were •uffering butinest” . he *aid. "W e will have who w et in the hack seat, accord In rhtltnguuh between what it et_______ from shoek. 1 • A fte r ■wurlnjf the « r*a , the •enlial and what it merely detii- jn | t0 F o lk * Lieut. Ma* Hai* who egpUln o f.t h * flshlng-boat hsad. able. B sfo r* you put your name *° * with S b e iiH P . A. Ityro and depuf e d for KllVtnaiU* «m th* any petition ask iu t yotif lagMlglurt 'rte* 4nVe*f1gkied the e cxid eal * Aran lalands, to fte k «P • d»«to; to vole more money In taxes, be r<,ndltlou of Mr. Thompson, He radioed he would then proceed to G alw ay, where the nearest hos­ »ute the economy of yuur »l*te can 1who wa* a pnnsenger In ihe front .1 •• *ent, I* still regarded a* critica l: pital Is located. ,, , u . , i._ u in favor he ha* n fracture of the *kull and The plane put down near the H ! l . really dd* morning w«* still unionAran (aland*, 16 mile* off lh# w f*t c M iln l c*m»t Irtla n u «i hungry, s ir. Odham said that Ihe »el"ji«. ««ld Dr. O rville lla ik a . ntthe mouth of G alw ay Hay. Galway w ay “ i e are doling out money |.l.y*lclnn at be iwldI* about 26 mile* away. to the aged and unemployed w ill , I nughtun Memorial H n.p ital. Mr. T h * airlin e r wa* due at Shannon cause many of our people to lose i iffi* . the d' lv.......... the aulonio; inect I* ,|0 not want i Idle « h .. suffered a fractured Jaw, at 1:11(1 A. M.. HrIItali sununer | time <7:110 p. M.. E 8T , Sunday without nece* \ w ill p.ot.ahly be rol.iised from th* night). An hour and a h alf before hut I do not want to acejho q n lal toilny. *ald Dr. Hark*, flip plmi«i w m fc h H u lM lu lainl . tuxim ver* have to tmy auto Thf* milomoMk, th« property or the control tim er here lost rK(1to ■ f or pP„p|e who won’t ! A. K. G n ffi* » a* completely decontact w ith It. w ork" I innllshed ami wn» taken to llntA ll a irc ra ft In the erea were Deciaring that he had been un nlfe'* Cotnnei W B. Wataon, who alerted to be on tha luokout lot to ou^ wbat the State [ iuvesilgated the wreck, termed It the niin»lng plana. . W elfare Board 1* doing w ith our I „ „ unavoidable accident. Shortly beror* 4 A . th* nlon#y> M r Odham «ald that K t a i- | „ et streel, smooth tire* and pilot of II .B. iltls . . —h oversea* . , “ “ . air. W elfare, which m at |800,000_ in | Pxce** *|ienl. were contrlhutlng Ilngr raported ire had sighted th* 1037, cost 133,000,000 for th# la«r factors to the accident, according lost plane flyin g 30 mile* out at two year* and w ill cost 142,000,-. p „||,.P r;*ptain toy T lllls . Tha sea. west ol th* Irish coaat. 000 (luring tha next two. " I know | t(,rPP young men ell of I'anla. . A t about the seam time, a Trans o f no..............he ........................................ ... iveie reported lo have been Inreason .added, "why s»*World a irlin e r, bound from Shan­ such lending tn go on a flailing trip. non to New Fiiuernl service* for M r. I'e tty scene. E xp lain in g his philosophy n were held this Hfternoon at 3:0(1 The pilot of the transocean overnment a* being the tradlti- ■'clock at the Church of C h rist, plane. Capt. Edward Hessev of f lonal one upon which this emin- ■ Itev, David H arre ll nfflW ethersfield, Conn., radioed he try wa* built and which provided withII the nnflnii«il On r * i l Tw o) (I'aallaaed Cla that a man ahould he allowed to (C s a tts w * O* e « M T e » r Rep. Oilam Talks A.J. Petty, 18, To Rotarians On Killed As Auto Hits Abutment State Problem s bays 1949 Appropri­ Two Others Injured In Anto Crnr.li On ation Act Should Be West First Sticct Opened For Study v.,;r.';.imv„ ii,. g - ............- •r IlmiHltolder Heads Steel Profits Said To Mra. Margaret Hart Jay tee Committee Be Unusually High Dies At Geneva Home .la y s * * director* T h u rsd a y night N EW Y O R Ik , A u *. 15— (AY— A steel Industry expert told a presi­ dential fact-flndfng board today that recent high prpflta tn th* In­ dustry were unusual sued would not continue. ' * •* T h * statement was made by Dr. Ju les Rackmnn, an associate pro­ fessor of economise a t New Yo rk U n ive rsity, * • ' Hackman continued fo r • second day his testimony b e lo n the three-man board n am ed 'b y Pre* A 'a id a n t Trum an In a ir effo rt to a w t a nallon-wld* .steel strike. Re answered t h * ' testimony of Robert R. Nethanj one-time govarnment economist wh* Appeared for tha CIO steelworkers union when It* side of th* nase wes pre­ sented to th* hoard. • "During the first quarter of reported steel profit* reach •d their highest level," tkekm an .conceded. ' ' tp "It was during tha period that -axceeaeu th* rat* of operations 'exceeded 1 IiIngot capacity fo r 100 per cent of for the first a three month period . Istort of th* Industime In th* hlstoi try. "This record level was ly unusual and provides no In­ mky be exdication as to what mny pectsd In the future. _________ ,vt THE WEATHER I ■ ■.............. J A C K S O N V IL L E , A -Atlanta Chicago Detroit Galv ftS M rs. M argaret Addi^ tlla r t , 71, widow of the late L . D. H art "f Geneva Hied at her home Sunday morning. , . , Born Sept. 20, 1B7* in L a fa y ­ ette, A la. M r*. H art had lived in Geneva for 23 year*. She was a member of th* Geneva B aptG i Church where funeral service* w ill be held tomorrow et 4:00 I . M. With Rev. W . B. K y te r official fng. B u rial w ill follow In Geneva Cem etery. T h * body w ill lie in state at the church from 3:00 I . M. until 4:00 P . M. Survivors Include two *l*ter», th * Misses M lnnl* ttsnunond and Maud* Hammnnd o f bafayelt#; 4wo etepsons. PlcChard I . H art of Seattle, Ween, and Cader J . lia r* o f M iami. A N N IV E R S A R Y T O K YO , Aug. 15 - ( / P i - The IK," I hr Witt ontin Senator 1 if.' 1 W 1 : S IX Y E A R HEX N E W Y O I E , Aug. 1 5 -G P 1 A film of sex education designed for alx-yoar-old children la plan­ ned fo r exhibition. In achoola, be­ fore pawn* study groups and In teacher -training courses. Tha film la plaaned by Eddla Albert, producer of the movie "Human Growth," which wa* ra­ i i | i m o I I I M 1h r . ; I- » L a (| , , ) *‘ j ,,, | H in 1 I. t , J n u n ? h hi* tlaleineril at the opening of lo*| day * five percenter hearing. The h n p In tip '• Im Mill -in,-, I T ’, i 'ii l ‘ir ( -t 1 .1 m t l i o r i t y . ■ II 's ;i I im . • I-- <l t d ;i u n t ­ u c » (l th e u n in . f u m f h # n lli i • Ip $ 1 I ’ .ll’ f 1 4 4 * t” 4 4 1* * f l . U g 1 ' *r p r i l l . \ I ! «111 M r * b e t w e e n 4.1 f f < | 4 ( « ' 4 t f ( | 1 h i 1. 4 ho i 1 i 1 M 4 1v r I.,s ■ il M w.g I n : . ; . r*ii M m • I N . ) lit!') h i r, ilt.M ll " , . ‘ 1 . . 1 11 # 7 7 , fii * H u h »' «' J " f f 1 , ♦l i t . \ • > [ 4 44 ) M il l ................. t . 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U ' VV V A 1 AMI,I m■ isI ii i i r . t u'ji t ii* if tn i MU Mi i i t i . t : 1 II I I V t iM'iliintifii - vn' L i* , 4,II- | * ' v *nti ■ *f ,ii l I* trill III lilt; I )> I r ,1 1 k “U wjf.^T*lb«l}(e Strikes Down Rfaryland Law 1Right - Wingers Against Subversive Activities Given Mandate In German Vote DM ID K IR I Vug 15 |/C, A nidge today ilru tk down M an anil , ii. .I • ">en » law agsmtl ttlhvei in e arlivitje*. lodge |.-irp |i Sltrt •lr „ . , ! hi,, legislate no |l,r llim ig lil, id lit i itireni ( IIU'li'me (m ill hat mailr i, i lea r." hr said, " t in , laws mat ( >lli•< ■ ml i mnlui I n lm 'i ilr a il) irrm u ilv . and imimneudi •D m i ,••(! suli-taidive e ii l , : . i f f r* W.tt llnlril •tn-v uinv Mill inti mii- iutn Do, "•-dm nf Idea-, 1,-ligim i, ami p , I It A' i . | l h' I l.e , liti-ui liellefs, and oinniniM I l*|*l W f I H t I tin- law deals with nveil ai-l», I, „" i Dmnght*. It ma> imnl-h fm ........ Urf •Ii 144(| t vMfi'j; |.>> 1111r 4 « a 'ltn g . hut nnl fur thinking flPiliid sir 1*1 (|l»r 1t 1I m ttr l - J r . *1 D aivlund's so.called Ithei law. tf pidijii ♦m Htr 1f lh 1il rtr\| (fiin »as fiam ed hy a iiim m l-sliin * lu-aded hv Fran k II. tiher, H alil y r .ii» M e a lla a r e On r > |l T n a l MmL liter, JUlMO.OfMI ( iciltMII mure nttorney. D wa- nd-ipled hv One I ’olitcman Killed the general nsseuildy la ,l w lnlei 4\ MfMF'l 1 • ill" 144til 4 p i *'•11U * Mi and hecaine e ffre tiv e .lime I. |<i *1 \i ,*f 11"! Hull hut Another Injured In It innvlded prlaut, ai-idi-ui'es up Him lir n k i». f I III I f M i f I v I m I If |'il •o five veers and fine- up In 16, Main ions ShootjjiH ppu in at for he longing hi nu or ( mmhiiihh hi ih I ' MHi Mi l I'M m U'•Mrin J upr*|ic iim »■ III* guiii/alion deputed subversive If Bob Zuhrod w ill coudiit'l a wahLOUISVIIII. Kv.. Aug. 15 IVnaltfe* up to tk'ii.uuu and 20 i- |I J r 4*1' •afetv clinic at tha W. E, llnwai-l ll l l / ♦*'*! W» si |lr»|m h i’)- A man Ishlird by ihe F B I a* veni.a In prison are »et for lh"-e S'.'oiit Camp fnr negroes Meg. . . . . . .I'ne-1 ..... * •id ri" If* ihp I ( p i U 111 PiiillPi in aidivei slve morning at 9:30 o'clock. T ill- wdl ' I ’ublic cnrmv No I " wa* lirld '•ngnged actively p|rt If*,II* »'? followyxl by (he dcdh-ai ton -f Gre today m r nruicrtion with llir a itiv ilie * . W *'frrtO »«*tvti•*11V % i I»111f m i l l McClelland Field, named after , I dal si mutifia r«f nitf polupfiMri A ll public emplnvi--. ini-loding F . M cClelland, county commi. —’hold teachers, were n-uniied to (hr* | r*P1^4f u{ ( 4f(!lltHMHm III lllf H'fl i I if woiiridin4 «»( Atintlifr I av I sinner. I , r i I lh" whrif^ lli^ AI 111i sign a loyalty oath. M r. Znbrml w ill coinplrie ,lu n»aht. llte act did not Itupo ip I hp'tf 11rl f| *14 Kj’Mlil course In life savirig for In s t,li­ P n lirr O lid ( nil lU in lii idrn Pi-oaltie* ip e c lfic a lly fm being n VV#»Ri I i**l III All Vdh'fv li lb«* 1t» ter* Wednesday evening T in . "H u HrMI MfI r| f«Yt|p|iH» tours* I* being conducled a, Ihe hfiptl lh* niRn h I- a i I I). U ntil ' ..........uniat, but Its preamble said ' |r , tr-l 4 ivi 114 i t',M l i-miouiiDlu fits the defmlflun n fln g ti, pi '-‘m i M ayfair Inn pool. ( ln n iliiN i4 fill F u f f T w « | e llh ve )live a c tiv ity . II said h | <i ,,I nf Die 102 ineuihel p allia treacheraus, world-wide rouspii ' Oieiit , . I Die flee en le ip il-e pa, a<’ V lo overthrow other guvern I De- .vlime policies have Die roll inept - by force. d Am n ii'an >d fu mi i. ll-ll'llugh,, im, wiuithi-l, Dm " Ih e x x x x act Is uncoil-Din Duiial and in valid ," Judge- Sht-i in- ph it,oiled to the heavilv famil) It violetce thu basic freedoms, Viiitorc al Lake Monroe li.ur been lu rp m rd recenlly al the guaranteed by the F irs t und Four* I v , (('antl*eM a s r a g * Threai I (MIMk. number anu sire of ihe tranai t plssts llint J . Tilden Jacobs, retired principal ,p*l and teacher, has succeeded in growing beck of his home. Where l.ut two yeais agn Irulliloirrs leveled wild growth and tree», more than 1,000 banana trees, some nf them 20 feet high, wave their, NF.W Y O R K . Aug. 15 -,/Pi ( lability Insurance rate* go up frond* In th* x lr, The trees grow# - ----------- ------ —----------------- , In clusters o f up to one dosen and lw rjol of co|or( amJ tru n k ! of many or* .l» M I nr tie, '"r 1,u‘ ul cu,ur' " " " 111 aanm o n, |*IR M IN G H A M , A la ., Aug. I[i ' '-ilpd ..m.pei'ateil'hv VlTu^er s'lm de c f i d l.m ? 4.e y * I* '"•h v of ‘ he more fam iliar -(/Pi — A propgyal regarded as a i ' ' ' ‘ ' ,|e 'a.i,e nf the had V a rD D .V ' In 1 i n „ H"rltl» garden varieties such a* ''compromise" from white vltlseus ' 1,. , . “ , „ f ,|i* vmdhfid "la ilV f InV* r »"C* ^v* I In w* r vnT « " '« rv lH ., h yd .-n g e.a In an explosive, racial inning 'll'* drlvar* Louisville Cops Seize Man Called Public Enemy No. 1 ZubroH To Conduct Courne For Nt'^rocK appointed K ................................ a rlyla Ilnusholder old as i-halrinau of an Industrial commil lee. Ihe ........ linn iif which will hr lu attempt to seek out and bring to Sanford new Industry. Other member* of th# commlttss are John Sheppard, Gordon B rad ­ ley, tV. K. Stamper and Gaorge W illiam *.’ I*. SI. Gingle* wa* named chairman of u housing cnmmUtea which wa* directed to keen in touch with th* local homing situation and to try tn *#* that enough housing Ii provided tn m ast th# needs of S«nf«id'« Industrial expansion. T h l* committee w ill work In co­ operation with tha tnduetrlal com­ mittee and Include* John Brown end Raymond Lundqulst. Cum i neti ting on tha Jaycesa new program, S ir. Ilnusholder said, "W ith new w aterfront term inal * ■ S'H" . ,1" s" r ? ntT facilities, Sanford w ill be able to r lu lt w ith X .IsTlcite n a v o T t h c r i ™ " » l r a o f ’ t h V r o ^ . r ami by' \ £ % 7 X ^ * i ! $ o f wlV h X . " ‘ u i e " b ^ £ h ..*o f b iS in « ,1'" fl|"’....... Four °'clocl‘, | Th» P'6"' ■doptsd by a group ’ ^ in 'iA T sc'ln u p id la m ' r*De „f"ir. -*nd the Jaycess feat that now Is hang high h f lh*^Ide .n il «hT u ! « ! ln n ,,n v ':ol(,r■' of resident# In tha disputed area, I., th* New Y o .k C llv the tlm# to start an Investigation • a ? * . . « X - n « ; h . . d Dirn 1 '‘. " T W * ln m w ,y v a r le t l.a ,! offer* to re-tone fo r negroes I f , ! L * and 2" per cent In the r.-*i leayes erchlng overhead, form \ ini) , | „ re „ „ many hug(> Mg)I „ r e . now clasalfled for white* "J ,|,e ,tate. uf new industrial possibilities.'* cool retreat from the mid-dty suu !ralm i. A growth of leguetrum 16 " " ly I rite i]e|>«rtmssiit rile d these fig . Directors present at tha meet­ Bomcthing of the economy of iir „ f drivew ay Includsd In the 15 acre* la th# I ure* »n * 1947 purvey uf 97,1)00 ing Included John Sankartk, Dr, nxture was explained by i-mr. il(„j a ffo rd . , „ „ u explained ny i rur. 1|n,j kuos! protection site where rive * lu Hie state outside -- three ------- negro negro house*1 houses d drivers . . . . . . .of . A. W. Epps, Jr., George Williams, *"n5* po n e^ *n I afelnst strong wlnde. were bombed feat March. It n ls u .N rw York *Tty: 14 4 per cent of p. M. Glmrlc* Karlyla Housholdar, recently, aoon __ as A n tree hu» __ "Aa _____ I’rof. Jacobs revealed that ha rmibracas the plot where a negro lIn* liienrcil operator* wet* under W illiam B. Ktcmper, John Shep­ burn It* atalk of fruit," he declar 1897 In recently started construction n? a , 26 Ami 14 4 per rent had 2H.6 pard. B . F . Ganaa and Gordon cd. "It dies, falls to the ground, pint taught school in orange county. From 1918 to 1928 home, but later stopped. •p»r rent of all fatal accidents Bradley. dccompoaea and lends life to the hr whs principal a t the Lake M un-1 The aectlon does not Include two 1 »»d 23 8 p«r cent of all non-ratal younger plants, tut- Mchool, and from 1928 to 1936 negro homes that w ar* bombed ecrldent* FO RM ER P R IE S T WKDfJ "lh event of * freest-," he said, ----------- “ t—--------PH O EN IX , Arts., Aug. I I —O f) "the tree* can be cut buck to three Men principal of tha Sanford Jun- Inst F rid a y , however . _______ I N IGHT C L L I I F I I I E — A former Catholl* p r i n ____ feet from the ground, and will lor High School. During the folit t and g. IB —OF)— FLA N K CRASH ES A L IC E , Tex., Aug. hi* bride are honeymooning today shoot up again and bloom tho next lowing four y u r e he was a teach« at thu Lym an School at Longf l H E L B Y V I L L E , Tenn., Aug, 16 The night club which figured In In ru ilfn rn ta.Th ey wvrs married yexr,“ “ at Buckeye. Aria., M .m lle* west trass■ J & f a i WDU(I’ bom In Chill uota. — f/P)— A two-engine Beecher" rtf the death of 0 crusading radiu a fire early c o r n e t a lk ., Mrl, j MOb* who died four yeara ft* "'* .f r o m Chanuto Field , III., commentator was, . set . . -------gras* and weeds ■ro added for U ug tR school fo r many crashed m ar Nora today, killing ycjU rdav. 'Hie M b m w as extinyrtra. 1twn nccupMto, Kidshcd l<"foro It did an y ilam agc. -e several ------- - / '• » * , .ru „ -----. _ • *w (Ul ) K axo n , n hi* laat ____ Um tract* of duWR In flames I |||>ua(|CMt blasted Ul* club--|he Active la rail « , k . r r . 1 ■bout Mo b o **, Prof. Jacobs . ... # u Jieoho la high* Rxnch Alegro—aa n Dlaca w h.re alby-r! prostitution wop practiced. He waa shot to death the next Roy. . J, Tilden Jacobs Reports Great Success In Growing Banana Trees Auto Drivers i’ompromise Oflered;*0 In Birmingham /ones r X S r V t r i , ......... today without any direct ramlndera of their military col lapse In World W ar 11. Th* Japanaaa war* told lMt**d how much progress they have mad* elnc* war. r N made Senate Invratrgatmg Committee is trying In bud mil whether impro­ per inlluence with government of­ ficial* ligiiie* m the artivitie i of ri»nn* wini charge fee* for help m landing government contrail*. "1 feel theie is nothing III the irrorcl suggesting that there w et niiythtiig • ven m im tely improper m i the p ail " f Mrs. Trum an, uhe i , the type of lady who Is III. iipiilile of ........ .. anything lmI icipei . Mi Cm thy said. " I don'l Ihink she knew anyihlng ulnnit the pci fume com­ pany's iiiiinectlnn with John Mai ngnti, 1 mu sine, for example, she I n<>w im lhliig nlmiil the attempted "inuggling activities on the pait of mii employe of this company." Mmag'iii is a fo inicr kan*a* i Ity Id. nit Marker who once had i Whit.* House iia*« and who ha* •i.id \ anghati I* a good friend of hi*, I wo week- ago th* committee In-can Investigating a report that Maragnti wa* Involved lu a cm lome duty incident in lUttf. The committee heaed .rci>lg»ktnn;tm pcareil In 'th * Tribune. Tli# newspaper **hl It wa* re polled tbnl Meragnn had h r*,, ih n ig cil duty on supply of viiluiihli* perfume *»*rn cr lie »»■ ■mill lo I ihv # hroughl back fi >m J ’luni'c, Tlo> paper -mid .............. turn* chnig# wa* mail# after nnlr-rt custom* guard hod dl»covei ml (lu- essence. D i- known lhal th* comm-,,--bn* In cn D ying unsuci'#* if-d l. - ii fnr to gel certain liifoMimii •ii--i,incut to the general linpiu , finm thr Justice Dcparlm- n* The perfume matter ceme up «' (lie start of today's cnm n ii"-scssliin after Glial m i an It. v lt,- N C l anmutneed that the k • -->iwhs deferring fu rther pub,-.testimony nr\ th# fre e irr en--el* A u ir m ln ir n i' 1 West Germans tiled 1’irliament AngUHt I I JJ -m r - ’ *’ ... J fHlIS'llt III' Sit I (14 ,<MfHl Him Mill) ■ IT MU Hit I 11 BRliH iifJ un i'nKv Twr*l I'lmi'ral Services Kit Brian Hurt To \W Hold Thursday I iiiiiiin I s e r v in ', fm S ta ff S q t. Hi urn Jam es U n it, h., -m , killed III all n iin lilll IIVI-I , In ........... Sept l u l l , Will ,.|. !|. [.| I I .........I ly "mi nnitf ul IIMl'l | , l ,t( All ' 1 1 lit Indie ( 'Inn ' Ii lh>- bully Is dili- f-i n i n e Imris Wi liie-dny and will - •• i-si-nrted '•■ Dim rhlirch In in \m eiiran ' '.i:"-n gunril of h-m" The Itua•ii -- III he rm-lti-1 ul a ni) IV M uid tin- iliu rrli w ill In- iip c i all ntgld Tillfid lii!)-t-g im.ruing I i.Duir W lllin in irtiD uli will I'l-iiilnrl a high n-qiil-'iii mih, s at I ....... . A. M. 'lillt u r y servli-ea in • •-tine.-1tint - I'll Die fnnr-rnl w ill Ii" in -haiga -■f Dim A I i i I'|-| i -II11 I , . . n i l ' l l M i and M r. J . I,. H u rt, rhi* parents, liteie al Hint flo w n i hi- omitted. lu iiddlDun to thi- iiaii-uta -ur' tvni". Include three la.ithi-rs, .1 L. Hurt, ,lr . nf Ml!Vtori,I lti--nd,; Cant, •'h-ulea C. Hurt ul I-'iini', fm t. Di-rmunv and Edwin I tllcg lus Mmt nf Orlntido nnd fm r slstt-rs: *-D- (1. A. Spin-r, M i. H as, K . Anderson nf Winter Turk, Mrs. T. E . M i'Kenvnr of T in .ifly , N J. •" I M l*. Herbert Mill J r . of Mtltun. n l H urt wan horn lit Sanford, liinn 16, 1921, Following grndunD"u from Ki-inlnuli- High '71-110111 'n 1939 lie was eui|dnv --I hv tli# 't-ite Hoad D ep art.......it Me nti>-nd#d the U n W e rsli■ .■< Florhla --ii u srludarahlp from l ‘M(l to the spring of 1912 when he volunteer­ ed for service with the Arm y (<’«nlla**e On r a , , I’hrcsl N F.W Y O R K S U G G E S T IO N N E W Y O R K , Aug 16— IfP)— Mayor W llliunt O 'Dwyei today suggested to I ’rcsh lciil Trum an that he name a, Icnnt nun woman and one negro lo Die four new U. 3. d is tric t court im lacslilps in Ihe Southern federal district of New Y o rk . JJ V 'I ■ i I Recreation Stiierlnlc Tuesday 6:80 A , M,— Lurtvi- Lake Front Hall D ark fo r DeLam) where at llu lle y Flsld, Y o w ril’a L ittle G laule w ill play Joluuon'u F lra Malta, . W:00 A . 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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 12, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0b8d4febef9aac42b1c61b3ccb250f54.pdf 13f176ec74a947dac073500b5855ef72 PDF Text Text a ~*“V iff It ; ’F5rwo««anrai'V T H U R S D A Y A U G U S T I I , ltd # TH* SANFORD H1WALP. SANFORD FLORIDA PACK RIGHT IA1MNESIMITATIONS Alabama Klan | or Veiiusui-laUut Louisianians gut lu on the >rf Alter (CeaUaaed Fraoe f * * i Oa*> ground floor during tha construc­ urged in iu first formai report that tion phase— some commuted daily from more than 100 miles away— the Klan'* Alabama charter be re­ CA COL' W A S IS DS and many stayed as operating voked— either by court of IfgiilaI By EDMOND L B BRETON choice of opportunities. They can, employee*. Kim ' o ' h m ti» — AP New Heater** liva action. £ without leaving their native re­ Then, aome of the newcomers L A K E CH A RLES, La.—Mayir: gion, be educated through college. D I M H I M SMOOtm* The committee, organiied after left after tha war. By and large, Telesphore la staying down by the Telesphore can stay on the bayou W AM * D *i 4 tfi 1 *0 a wave of flogging* and cross , bayou, but Oneilme's going to bunk and find plenty of muskrat Louisianians are filling tho ranka, . . . _____ - . . , •. A personnel director, who admits burning* here, urged close coopersFtfSSOMAE.i t 1town for keep*. Churchill Nominates to **• **[> •‘••P ®n farming he nuffera through the long hot lion of all law enforcement offi­ Telesphore nnd Oneilrne are the r " °W ‘? kM r o7! ! Louisiana summers himself, .aid Belgian Leader To cer* in a continued fight again*! | Pat and Mike of Louisiana Cajun 1 l i ™ * I th" rllmate and homesickness ■stories. The real life story In r.* . * . * 1 ? * ” *vi',r, h*{nr“' drove some of the late arrivals mob violence. Foremost ;Position I which th# peat few year* have i * [t asked every reiident to help P*u,., ‘* ‘ away and hla company now Is ra-cast them is that of a speeded-up law officer* in the drive. At th* STRASBOURG, France, Aug. 11 0rplj«hfnw "kirn’ Z J M W " • * ’ I p,ac*n* dellberataly wherever poaindustrial revolution coming to a l ushing him toward* the citl*'* T h . companie.1 companies' standards, — UP)—Poul-I Irnri Spaak, Bel ume time it cited "the danger of that hove trana- nh - uali.al and „ ____r 1F.II1H* bM.l educational, are high, I placid coast that lagged far be- are the _gadgetn physical fian Socialiil leader, wat unani­ formed the rice belt since 1040— but many Louisiana Acadlans are vigilante committee*. I hind history. If Onetime la putting on a far- chiefly the combine especially meeting them. The report praised Blrmlnghan0 mously alerted today at llie tint newspaper* for "exposing Klea [ tory worker's shiny safely hat to­ adapted to rice; the rice buggy prrtideni of tlir European Con­ Hut Oneilms'a problems don't day It’s berauso of a push and a thai traverses the mushy fields end at the employment office. activities and carrying on the sultative Anrmlily. j pull to the city. In leas than ten behind a tractor, and the drier | ijo UiiVg jn th„ Industrial areas, fight against the Klan." A few liourt after hit election ! ears mechanisation of the rice thttti..r*n the wettest Kr*lu I building and tha Eighteen men have been Indict­ # _ mtki*— .in -Nt«*ady I ™ ; ..uildlng Sptak wa» intlalled in llie pen J arveat has displaced at least two- ready for the mill In any w*Bther. creation of whole new towns, is ed for flogging and rtlated amid spplaute from all the dele-, third* of the agricultural labor of Tug#I her, these device* handle allll desperately ahort. Greater . charges. the rice belt and new sugar cane ilce The chief of the Alabama Klav,n,l J® bulk—hun- L*lcrm Charles, at 60,000, has about gale*. Me had resigned yesterday harvesters have worked almost a« dre<. ,of h ,"*‘ " P " **1,0"" Including! tw|co it, pre-war population. Traflerns, William Hugh Morris, U **> Hrlgium'* acting premier and' great n change in their field. But • ? l ^ I n g the grain ; fir j im , , r, uau,|. Thc m,itlng 1 serving hi* 26lh day In Jail under foirign minuter to he could take( In about the same time new In­ arc eliminated. For some prucea- pot la churning and some of the In -. an indefinite sentence requiring over >llie top job in ihe newly | dustrial plants—9133,000,000 worth ,#». labor needs are down nine-1 .livldual Ingredients rub together him to produce Klan record* for created Council of Europe. In the Lake Charles area stone­ a grand Jury investigation. Hm , . m ##■ . l . i not always cumfurtably, tlpcralor* will affirm now that I Some |^ k, Charles ware providentially opening up "It it lint (Ktttible to remake „ | waa held In contempt of court fa “ Lake Charles residents, I wii rice farmers, fully mechanla proud that It has been an Anglo1Jobs by tho thousands. ' refusing to bring In th# record*. Euiopr to our hearl't detire in one rd, ran engage one hired man bet­ Today, In a factory making gaaoON THIII AtllVAt In Part* to dJicuu the military organisation under tha American town for a long time, I 'The most discouraging fact la month," .Spaak said. " ‘You mutt Ninth Atlantic Defense Pact, the U S. Chief* of HUff wera mat by top ( line or lubricating oil or rubber or ween them and handle 600 acres. profess Irritation at th* Freneh ! connection with the whola situsmake a choice among the problem* , military olhclul* Including Lt. Gen. George* Seven, French Army Chief , Industrial chemicals for tha whole Pulling Onetime into town la the now talked on the streets ami even 1 ' tlon," the report said, "U that Alter ihit tettion. there will he of StalT. Later, about fl.OOl) heavily armed pollca and atcurily pollca {country, Oneiime may be chatting lure of high rash wages— more used in some commercials over aome member* of th# KKK, lh*lr In French with a neighbor wn>; money In a year than his father Luke Charles radio station*. Same surrounded tho Place dr In Concorde to prevent a Communlet-led dam* othert. It it indi»peusable that HUBVBR8IVR LIBT friends and sympathisers continue I may actually have seen in a life­ grew up un tho next farm omtrntlan against the vlill of the American representatives. Shown !p obi settlers think newcomers re­ WASHINGTON, Aug. 11—(/ft lo Justify the taking of th* law lomrthing real and ^practical retime The full-stride machine Invasion ...... . , preventative* (•eluting). I. lor.,are: Raven;Gen. HoytS. Vendenberg,UJI, AtrForce) presentatives or of eastarn cap capital —Tha U 8. court of appeal1 to­ tuli from our work." ( Is only th# latest of the onslaughts in a single Industrial suburb of , re taking over too obviously. Borne day upheld the government's Into their own hands. General Omar N. Bradley, U S Army, and Admiral Louie I . Denfeld, Meanwhile, Htraaholirg police "If KKK members are not on the Evangeline country's lung l ake Charles the average family! thoughtful souls wonder whether right to label certain groupa as United Stale* Chief of Navel Operation*, (/nfcrnatkmal ftadiepholo) tali) thay hail seised today* local guilty of lawless acts, thay should Isolation. When the handful of tskv-horne pay has been computed 1an Industrial depression would Ira- "subvereibe". edition of tin; French Communist ( French Canadians expelled from at 1316 a month. That kind of I mediately bring hard times to the The k-tu-1 decision was handad have long ago been tha first tto newspaper L'llumanlta. Tha poNov# Beotia rarne in 17115, the only money talks on th* coast where .■Usst, without the cushions that down In the caw of the joint take off the hoods and ao help lire tald tha paper published! access to th* country was by dim. laughter and good gumbo trsdl- existed In the past, Anti-Fascist Refcge* Committee prevent law)*** mobs going a"statamsnla injurfoua to statesmen \ slaw waterways, Railroad* reached llunully have been inure plentiful’ which had appealed o the courts broad In similar regalia to per­ here," particularly Greek Foreign some renters during the last con- thuu cash. after It was included on Attorney petrate cowardly acts of personal Minister LVmsionUri Tsaldarl*. Hy M W , IIW M W t General Clark’s’* "eubveralv* list’’ spile ana vengeance." tury, Roads followed, especially in li is no nn-ldent that In UNO In Wlnsimi Churchill, Britain * iwl years ago. 1Mill's, English-speaking set- *11 Louisian* there was out- per. I - ------This was In answer to claims by 7VTEIV YO RK- Even on these warmset of tefa' 'the wartime prime minister, imnil.iated Her* from the HtlanCc ..taW-id >"u employed in agrlruH"*v rt’eatUaeS rraas r*s« <>•#» A list of alleged subversive or­ Klan leader* that their members Spaak for the assembly prer.i1 * the politician* continue manfully to guide made Lake Charles an Island in every two In non-agricu|tural jobs,1V?1* f!I1 1"r,1*,,l!li" Association and ganisations was published hy the were not responsible for th* flog­ dency- Tin* tot dalagatea from » Ripley and Mr. attorney general In connection the dtsllny of a gnat city, and the word drifting thc A radian French country and but by IW48 there was unly one on I Jim r leld, It.’ 1 11 gings and other violence. Th* dortn countrlea rprlckly endorsed up from City Hall, downtown, la that the Board other similar towns, populated hy the land tor every three at the! , 1 „ ., „ 10:00 with th* loyally check un federal state legislature enacted a law the aelectlnn without opposition, , of Estimate is about to spend so many hundred* employe*. midwesterners, grew up lajer us farturyplesk or counter. The 1948; , * ’J’ E.** i u ’J 1* Deli'yalea In private ncgollnsix week* ago banning th* public of thousand* of dollar# to Improve the general the rice Industry expanded. Multi- peak mm-agrlcullural employment j ' ’ .'i1 ■ ’•1 |u„' hM' J ! * L * half 1tonn veatenlay gave their support < wearing of masks. 9 ton* ami condition of Slushing Msedow park. to Spaak, ono of Europe’# <;"»• ' plying schools did their slow work. -tMH).000-w a» two per cent highih.^ own .v . P u w . rn , The report criticised Sheriff Th*r« are 1,300 ncrea In flushing Meadow park, Bu In many ways the gentle rr thun the wartime maximum. , un,iwleh** p„. rr„ . m ._ ,i **}? ^rT*h, W ,t,r Fish and •tandlrtg political figure* and first In the Borough of Queens, and the word (■ that roast, si III overwhelmingly devotOneslme. corning lo town, does- *•& 'w1 S , FrJ f .| ' ^ .u m l^ rS"*? Comm ..Ion reprsaented by Holt McDowell fur failure to "keep president of the United Nm ;m*! anything like complete files of about floo of thee* acre* are shot to piece#— Oeneial Assembly. Actual voting ..I , . f-rm ln,. ...p p h ,, fl.h. .......H I, . u, put two «nxs tanka ui ol arrests and disposition of cases." Ing, wo» ripe for the Industrial In the first place, lie has eompetl- portatlon. ‘! I-as agreed " ‘ to 1 weeds and grass growing over roada and bridge* waa delayed until todny to K|V'' '"legal sited" fish Into Lake Spaak time to deal with a govern­ and a general ah- of deterioration aettlng In. •iMnsformiitlon that started in thi thm for tire John. With I he advent I'rlxes wilt he given fur various Charm to supplement the fish It said he is now taking step* to rurrect that. ment ahnekup In Brussel* In which i IHHii's ami wn.1 vastly speeded bv of the big new Industries, another j niXes of fish raualit Gnlvcracker there. The won) make* you think. Can It be 10 years T ha inalgni'd lit* premlorihlp. World War II. migration Into the Acadian cnant may b,, ttsed for^ the fi.hIt can It was 1M0 when the New York World's Spank, had been serving a* arlTodny the half million ilescrn- occurred. Many of the plants j|,gi mu Johns hearts th* Worm Fair (Its symbol waa the unique Trylon and PertTho DSGA’s first annual girla’ iug premier doce Srlglntr eloetl.M.duots of Evangeline’s wanderers brought with them most of their . Committee which Is expected to The Bala Course of the Phlladel- Junior golf rhsmplonahiu Is slated sphere) waa thrown open to the public, on the Trylert and more limn "I* weeka ago in widen us well an their blond neighbor» l.lllnl personnel refinery men, supply belt In the form of six site of this name flushing Meadow park. Phi. Country Club I. ih.^"oTdtat I f^ A u r''ift '7 h ro u a h If ov.r the Perlipher* Ida flnclnllit Parly hint ground. I from Iowa, the Dakotas and all for example, who hud burned Ihelr worms tn each child, golf layout In th* Philadelphia >Phlledefphi. c5unt?£ Club course. "Tho World of Tomorrow," they called It, and lie waa tuicceedrd na Haltpnn pre­ points of tn* compass—haVe their trade In Oklahoma or New Jersey .Mr. MrKIhbln announced today vicinity. mier liv llnaton Kyakena, a tin I* i If you wanted to go hack and track the origin of that one, It la likely you would end at Grover Whalen's doorstep. Map Sprlallal. Sv (rollllog Ida Belgian govern- | Grover was the guiding tight of the Fair and he also waa a graat meni noat. Hpank heroine etlKi'df one for the dramatic, If banal, phrase—Th# World of Tomorrow. for the Council of Europe n* Even before llie Fair closed up shop for that y*ar (they held it over tembly tirealdoncy. Aaaemhly rule** for 104(1), Germany had marched Into Poland, and even Grover barred him o* a delegate while must have suspected that realisation of tha World of Tomorrow he aerfed on he council'* minister- , would ba delayed a little. 1*1 committee. , The World's Fair waa not tha kind of thing you would have aa* peeled New York to take to Ha bosom, atnea even the title amaaka M inim um ■ W ageH of the rural. And, aa a matter of cold fast, the Fair was something Jr; i „ * of a white elephant. / . (Paaltaaa* r»»w f« a * Oaei i However, for two summers It waa a part of tha New Yorker'* Ufa, with Mrly runreaaes." and although he scoffed at Us provincial touch and mad* Jokes about liar it nut n aald that he hna berm the whole enterprise, II hee memorial for him. 1 want around today "gravely concerned over tha threat asking friends what they ramambared about tha Fair. to freedom and peare" that l» "There was a little Norwegian anack bar, up a dead end street/ pined by Itiocda, anil adtled: "I am today convinced that on* guy aald, dreamily. "My wlfa and I used to get ecrtmbled egg* and herring there, for 00 rente. We were Just married." through th« aetlona we have taken Another one remembered tha girl they chopped out of a cake of and are proponing to take, the tea nightly "They had to watch out, or they'd nick her." ha aald. malntchonro of peace and freedom Amt allll another remembered a aettlng. "1 waa lilting In a Dutch la wllhln our rench." Ilsriiinuo, who once wan aiuhaa- restaurant, drinking that wonderful Dutch be*r out of a pewter cup. aador to Muiwuw, raid It la hta I was thinking about It the other night, matter of fact, and I’va been looking for that kind of cup* to m ap lure the experlatua.? j conviction that l). S. aeonrltv "can be imineii aurally Increaied" hy arming the military forcea of ! IN HIM. EVERYBO D Y BFRMIcb TO B E DRINKINfl the Cut*' waatarn Europe. lllne, and that wun tho smell that permeated the Fair grounds. Peo- 1 Ocnoral (ieurga C. Kenney aald pie were atilt reading Dorothy Baker'a great Aral novel, Vonrip Man I today the I1-H<1 hornher "can go Of course you picked the car you like feature) . . . all the power and economy WlNi a Horn, and that was tha book you'd ate beside people on anywhere and do anything" aa a subway seats when you went out to the Fair. beit-lt'a Chevrolet, the car America that comes with Chevrolet ownership. combat plune. You poured out of the Subway and Into the Fair and the Aral like* best. So slick to your gunsl Don’t Ultra um< of the tougheat fnea So hold out for the best and get your thing wm that monstrous caah regtater that kept turning and turn* of the big plane, Kenney gave It tng and showing you Just how many visitors had coma that day. accept n car that gives you less. sure reward of unmatched driving satis­ thla high prnlae before the llouae Than you hit the midway right away—Roalta Royca and her dova Armed Service* committee: Surely, you'll agree it would be foolish faction. Make America’s choice your dance, If my memory gropes rightly, and tables tn Incutatore, and "Aa a night bomber, operating a Salvador Dali-Inspired surrealistic exhibit and Margaret Webeler’a lo pais up all those yean and miles of choice. Choose Chevrolet tor tba upat . over 40,000 feet, It la perfectly Shakespearean theater . . . all tha whoop-U of Coney bland, a llttla • Mfe to take It anywhere. Nobody, driving pleasure . . . all thoM flna car beautiful buy of all! cleaner, a little more pompous. : hat a fighter plane that could Big, tanned guys pushed Atlantic City boardwalk chain around, touch It*” ! The atuhhy, gray-halred A ir ' with fat, old women altUng In tham, and now that you remeanlwr them, you wonder what bscame of the big, tanned guys One, you Force pioneer waa a wartime ellled know; hla name waa Wnyna Loaargan and h* cam* down on laaea gir commander In tha Pacific. front Canada during tha war and beat hla wlf* to daath In thala Ha (old hla atnry to the com­ Betkman Placa apartment. Twenty to Ilf*: wasn't that what ha got? mittee after it heard former Se­ JSw Thay had llttla sightseeing buaaa that trundled around the ground* cretary of War Robert P. Patterand their homa played tha "boys and gtrla togather" phraaa Mas* ton taka "full reaponilbillty" for a The Side walks o/ Nats York. Fa r tha next couple of yaara, after C eiteat order of 100 B-Ufla glvon that. It aeemsd aa If * w y nut* owner in New York had bought aa* IMS to get production rolling of those horns. M .w k k ly aa possible. Then there was Norm** Bel Oeddea* Futurama, tha mlalntw* Friend* of President Truman'a world of tomorrow that was tho moat popular of alt the Pair saw arm a aid plan were cheered today hlUtai th* on# you had to wait until n rainy day to get Into. by (1) word that Senator Taft (Rip w p p p N t f ^ I remember th* big Nd star an th* Russian building and haw Ohlo) •won't lead a fight against ft,'and till atrung support from startling to see tha vary UnglMa evidences of culture in the F o U * the; military chief*. building, when somehow you always thought of Poles aa r'— ‘* . r u t , chairman of the HOP pol­ eountry people. And th* M P 9 to to* Romanian icy committee, told a reporter he nnd Jimmy Lynch** Daradavlhi a* Death, wasy nutomobUa kbly will vote against tha who oonveraed oordtaUy with tha (rfan reaper twio* o day. , a a # • , of arming, friendly nation*, lha added M wjjl not spearT H R U WAfl BO m m t o IT , that you never oould get araaad I the opposition aa ha did ato aoelng it all. That* waa ■aaaor Nolm ■plashing through tfea at, tha Nurth Atlantic Treaty, water at tha Aquae*#*, *hd * quartet of colored ban atrolhaf rama nowhere ‘ fleer winning around tha grounds nnd fdaytag f t a jM t o i« « P P t o f »» an M as fht on the pact bat be gave to to* hot aun to go tBMM#i to w Npartotra for mt baenush waH, tt tty of troubio. , ■ r Joint chiefs of ataff-Oeneral ' ^ y ^ l ^ w K r S t a at to* adq* af the Wrtighom pool, nnd all N. Bradley of tka Army, tha m e samp)** sf ohaaas an# araahara and the endlean tatartwtaa# ra| Louis B. Denfeld of tha and General Hoyt Vandentha Air Fore# addad word* >t#4fcy. “ lossd-door reports la tha Foreign Rotations and Mechanization Of Rice Harvest Has Displaced Two-Thirds Of Labor Paul-Henri Spaak Named Presideiit Of New Europe K My NEW YORK Fifih Rodeo f, IM M .^ ,1^ , Z'S, A jS S i IS,"SJff'JfSS’ JUTS O u r cA o/ce / » /fm e r/ca s eA o/ct M e m o st 'S e a u ti/u / B U Y o f a /// r jfe ffir o £ th a Mtamhtee* at* study- Neighbori Shoot It Out Over ChUdrtn Ha aald lha two fought with their flits, than each waul h*«M, abtalnad a shotgun,, and hail awad ha«k to tha clearing. MEMPHIS, Tetm., Aug. U — Whan thay aaw aach othat, thay —A young moUiar and a I h f f W aid ear panUr dueled with »Sat* advanced firing from tin Mp. gusa In a clearing on a Mlaataal* •taker aald. Both lira la (tehiM ^JhwLw aald no chargee | m r v’ p $ w '4 *- l K V '"V. r 9 *1 : ( v. -. \ U ) % \ BB . . jL-'.i. gsiAiiAfnnM JT1-HnftSfli , ■ V-;.\t ,+*.*-*..... {\ kt �Two Little Girb Escaped Convict American Fliers In England Adopt German Police U. S. Bonds Go Up h Value as Canton Expected British Government Bonds Drop Killed When Car 1 Is Back In Jail Fire Upon Crowd Voluntary Code For Good Conduct To Fall To Beds Stalls On Tracki After 20 Years Of Jewish DPs Five Are Injured When Protest Is Made To Critical Publicity vmMUNICH, Germany, Aug, UIU; i1i (>P|—German pollci’ police ye,I ye.tel day fired Into a crowd of 1,000 Jewish dsplaced persons they said had •toned them ami defied onleis b d I * D* r »e* *T he" l i i 11c^ ' *» I•j ’f f *v * of dl»per*e. The police said five of » w BY SAM DAWSON LONDON \ug I I - (/ ft U 5 . airmen "• t n .l * f it :!* public New York. Au*. 11 - t / n -Ulljted State* government bondi have tod.sv a volmt.r'v good conduct code who*e th-i"- u I b'fl f lei i |ta been going up at the lieatmv headt into deficit financing Rriiitb , heatlly to t* e H"ii»L " government bondi have been going down at the English exchequer'* j Mother T l ie S 1*0 P U S U , L h f ’KPf**r| Career Tf lli atlvw* it* 1,1 . to twear iff Rripitls at< H"H‘b f(.o I i.lkit dollar deficit bead, into nnolhei of iti perpetual criie*. A l l f o From Pqth Of r I 11H* S RuielaHeS^ i “oo much lihivnig il'c black market* and h o i ' L ' ' " * ' > Deficit finanrinK mean* vnu are spending tnoi* tlian you are The „„ puhtuJirrl in the "Unibil t 1■»> 1 Passenger Train Ami Murder Charge taking In amt finding the c a s h * " ------------- ----------------— ^ in \v i* «tu * • •>]i I bit t •t l * , ♦ r.r till, wav of llvtntc t o w h m , om, „f them have been filin g ;ktop H i ;t l * * ■ if » 1 in l<11• SEN ECA. S C., Aug. t l—(/?)— HfANkUN. M.l W II I■•Pi ........... ..... D ! , . . government . . . ."* the .i.,,r '.t,ipn' . a r t. i» , 1. l* 1bv - ha* tM . . . i n n ,* their lionda. At th , tl. - - .u securities, and 1 vii little ,i»tcr» were killed bare — .\ laml'crpe painter', art r .i.e r h Wl!' b m l "If !‘V t Hi inflationary effect on business and, [_ , . .. ’ vrsteulay while then mother ana * . . , , . , ’’•■ “ " ' " " . v ---t'Milsft'tl It*' fl t b|,|M: I l ♦-- It It ..f . . . . .Federal . . . . . . .Reserve . . . . . . . Board has | hvu other women tried desperate*'. ' ’ o “ i* l i a " ^n*Vr "* market!. Blit If eon- 1. The I heir v 1• b* tia«t it b ait i ' ,*nr* Jerome* undermined. Some S.mmm f* s mi men are deficits may work the other | pr kes all along. R»r"i.M ,t '’ h*',!1Hon," th T 'V a 'lli ''o f^ an "oncomtog raped more than 20 veers ,g .. Alftlu'ltf-.l lit I mjl m i, in {J™ glr „ . Mmmie Lee. 0. and *"* (iu v l l u t Z s w . r . the r,M r** tnp money supply lu make. As bond pilce* rise. the yield is •:<ni||lil*i» of Sgt. and Mr*. hn||(, hllv|,lir attractive to our | lower--*'money Is cheaper”. This I homas M. Hutson of Clitnson banks. create* the cheap money climate ' ii , i ■„ the rticli mother, a teacher III the British bund* are down In prlca the Treasury wants when it goes ds of Oconee county, because the London government .....nnt r.r will not taka the stcD* ,nto ,h",, market" b,~ raise" c*ih lHlM’lav schools-. ................ . that would hold them steady. Fal-i offering Increased ipiantl**kmg them to school with ling Prices in the last three weak* tle* "f «hmt..en„ bills. ,»'->' «».... the automoMla auddan* 'iiiive'w ........ip *— . “12 «•«"»» I . . .hoard - - . I also -l.n bH. L Southern Hallway l,n# ° f ed* ......... nut about billion | -The I ihs lowered bank !||1(, • ............ ................» * ' Ralph l.?e. M ,-ti.t ..ml, . ,» nffneis tsitl included si |ei,t H js ilh ie s li, ill 1/ veait, v , , si ' . . »*»«*** he sie suppei witli In* M l, J r , U r I (tw s id i I ee, st wife Mis ,llf(I county. |e„ic f i lieie ill M'ivv of Convict Is Freed Southern College Prexy Writes Of After Serving Over Condition* A* Seen In Europe 2 4 Yearn In J a i l K Bv I.C IIls M. 81*1 V R Y * Editor’s note; I lie lolln>v|p( u i for tt Is all that you imago > i o . for It I* al llbat you liragiov P a n , to he-gay. lovlal, lufoiiowl nml ; light hearted. Everyone i , conipUiuu v dltilUt Marshall Tito Aims New Blast At Reds And Charges Lying B E l.t ift A IH .. Yugoslavia, Aug. I I —' I V M aid ial t i l o * iiigoslav >i (ned h new salvo at Hyssla and lb* R nvl.t satellite, yesterday, ■Ith b ilg e * iitnglng ftum betra­ yal of Hie Hieek* rel>el cause to I n ,I u l,in lying, file attitude \it .ne government. *1 reflected bv th» tone of the o fficial to ess, emphasised the ___ '* » • " " '' m leasing 'cnlluness he lur(i(i I ween Yu ,n.-I*via and■ ■ list one .................................. lime t'unlnform comrades. At the - m e time, it u n d s m .iis d the' eove rn m e n f. confidence In Itself. • . Vi i , i *■, >, lit 111, - J” f |l pi 'pi*Y» sf )••■> ♦'! ♦,«<i cvh ' i p iv i'ii i >ri 111 im tlfpr**'*f *1 ■nli .Ist-Vr ini'tBe 11 is I ft ft" 4 i I i f | fils* * I i "ft ftr »)|fi ►!, b " lii- • ................. . I 1 srfMti* ,1. .11 its in |I|I|||| fu r ill** I P n , 1 'fil-* yi t.i ledci al t'i and I «| ( i IMII li H tH >| t | r f i l i v i n g Hft^ « uf f ’ I .* p ,,, >n iio \ «Inina 'la . 1 pillllt I I filMt I . 1* 1 l* i,, I* I'otg 'nitn, |f-riiie, f >• W lirii i *»’i Atnr ♦ |if«vt*4* I if ilu* ,n - ,t'- Hrnitentiai rm ififiv in M J7 , I %uri if I if 14 <41tMft *|rl *tw| 11 , lie ' , . cal oil'd bv tbe fi ller j l m U vy pu«t|iunliiK f *i i tI m*i \ ll/ii.K £()Yel t tl" V ii I'.Uii im m .siiiina illsi i* I lies » te«s- .1, . set I tuel ' i,t tin ' 1 'r' ' 7»1C, f in- *i ul tiee'i ' * ," 'M i i b, >i * it - nnplii i ' " "nil" , n . |i,'t ' I 1f b " ’ lit r in ' -ent w ife • a .me ilb't lllteal illasi *,* t mu., ,:u l .siK 'st'n' •Vlmy woiVi'i alio b i l 1‘ iig.igeil •" III'* ) '" I »Ol k a ilin g I IttVICl, , her two years ago ami ms'i'etl lie B ro v ii iM iiiiy ar1 „!"■ I Hie ' i , i co'.nnv to paint landscape*. . ii' s r s ’ o’ slkeil In to srre sr i rs in, .'■*fe, said, ’T u t so ,o ri y be - bee" doing so well I X S' lea.b'm • ' brlstiau life ." I i" ' i,» (iigbivned deat, n e |i stic added Ills' kt' I' t" " " * i* i elan y* o' ■ '* led 11-,) (.,*Mvf*? OrviMr K . VM* fttl I * ^Hir* August SPECIAL ALL STRAW HATS 1 /J 0 F F ALL SWIM WEAR l/J O F F BEACH JACKETS 2.50 1.00 ONE LOT SUMMER SUITS Regularly 35.00 Now J|,95 SPORT SHOES waaa H a wound up by eruaMng agslnat a tree a policeman’* ca r whleh had bean parked a t tha curb. ' BUmiHC O IN S LC H fo n N e e k s f 1 i* i'M M li t t 'r n * * i lr»s r l" I " H i) ; Its ' t u m g k in g FLORSHEIM 16.95 ?„• ! i ' ° L E T T E R S T O B D iTO ItH AM *. " H# N f ^ MOSCOW Aug. I1- -4/P)—“ Cul. In a ta lk to pressmen here, '« » ■ » > JjH "’' rwonrtw.l that the Committee has null ha aalif ha waa twice waylaid hr decree nn *hurtcnn,|ng* tha Jugoslav- JARMAN FORTUNE (M6 '.nd work of the editor* of the In es '" wsnaner Soviet filbert* with 1cape. "na^etKOunZed*severe tM *™rtl the working nennle. Manv writer*. H was hrnuuht |wee»h*r In Iran, necassltatlny M* nut, no reel lea and tmatay In hoaplUI for a fortnight- tnln receive lll-cnnalderad ranllc* from lho editor* renal tha writers from M i a c i M l F P l A L L IG A T O R Aug. 11—j/PI—A participation In th# newspaper T h a C a n ira l Committee, cold "C u llo r* and U fa", has d irw U d Moscow I m It “ t n f e ■ • J » i p r thalr atU - tm As featured in August CHARM •v *' ’1 'a.11*• . .. t i , )- '! U' I I' III ■ ( h ccs in t-tn ie ill* dates, 11 •>'. sin ,1 ish, 1 ■ '• le n isill I, t* *1 . 1 ni . | ' i „,^ .............. t » , 1.4 1 •H " 1 t'.i in' f>".ver t4 ! ,j pi | ,f | * ‘ p '1*1. •*' " ' ' ■n 1lint* 1* i [,i li’ ridy 1o t .• , in " i 1■ I" c nt ,ll\ ■ " iileton I , 'ill i - lu re , ,H I govern. U, Intis III putHill 1 y * ti# f i * ilie day " ! 1 ‘ rt 1* *11 in •t.n out to - i 'ill *I tl MI 1v‘ rt , , go field* ■ 1 ' rt k* n 1■Irt*"* mil •to. •till flull *flh’l*»l 1 Iilncse are 1It . ‘1 . p •! l now wliat 1 It’ ll " . Is> k Hie nirrills to ■• I ■, in tin I '>,t i .1, colony M * I. ng in i i<login""1 M s­ 's Mii'iin , I , no; in I'nnlotl I ‘ i -king Hu- i" u l - „ f w ar—if n Notion.-,tut f ght tor the city i His in ,/n i.I i i ,m in u s uf' mt.i. l-‘ Hillin' , i l t ‘ l.i to ' til# but'9 la < i i , 1 ‘TH* SlMTl# • • i lu m p “ * * * . . ' >t' pi y hifi «f lt#r , ■‘-S .‘O • b, . . i f ‘ , "rppkt# N silo n alitl •H i, • »M I V Hitler I'CI It mi) In ■ i » In r * i til 1 IV 'll 1 rill • in , 11 f tt ,i/er ■th 1'll. Ilf ll t,1 i i .ii, | 11tl Nil!! a4ill 1 ,11 t -Cl rill V t » **»• •* Hb rhR -it nail •!, -I (li­ r 'pi ni ii pi *l i " N , ‘ up es -in |' a*11*1111 y' of •I'onali-I ' “ ‘ in-1 . ' I’ ll '* 11g« 11 ' "Mil 1.*, l tun* ii**»i i*ii|rr, • It'll* 1lie ' .id . P tip* ■ ' 4 If* '■"> Red.- " •r ft- ' t *p^ b *ii' i fur ' ‘ i lean ■- < rill, , 1. 4f ■ '11’ll 1*t • ii^iiiuln ! it t , ri - <J} d iv ' .afit •?: *na I the .,, ! Icxt . " ■ ltie livs , ' I convict who ha* served mme tbau * *” Hpli }* * ey. pre,nleul h r Hr. * udrl M. id 21 ysar* of a life *»n'eu » w a s , Florida Hnuthern ( nllege. Lakefreed tnilay. A fet|e> si jm lg- iiilsd | land, who la apendlng the aum* that the crime of which he was mer touring Eutnne. |( I , hi* i,,1 bm V .V 7 ''T i , ' ,'o ch V fquith trip abroad.) before being MB Imt here I> i ntv,bt». ennvlctsd never happened. tuuaieiy people • --------L Ordered iei*»s*ii from S ta te , P A R IS —-U U iilo nlortunatel)' rtun alely pimple people ; ■* w el* “ *<>’•■days, are ve, v warm v llls prison was Jam es Montgnin- of sm all means, auch ^ ^ b!u’’Smi such a* school f From wrhat '•I'** orofetsional * ry , 64, who ivas convicted on a teachers, and other professional »hP whole of t-urope . B-lgrade newspapers aplashad rape charge in Lake county c ir ­ only two swimming t|l(. fur,.iwn offlcebi formal charge cuit enntt, Waukegan, on Ja n . B. ........................ Hiev HI* , i n .. —1_ imonina *0? io r . rr n m••n *p"e*n |ii., . . u . , - , ______ IB24. ’ month* ***? nf email ones. The French don’t like Federal Jo Ja e Michael L . Igoe held that th e T fla l of Montgomery •nnisement ate clneed amT' the >water. They neither drlng It or wae ''a sham” and that ha was people In general are psyt hologl-1 use for hatiilng. When there Is a ‘'iin ju stly and u nlaw fully ludlctad, ra lly passe. There I* almost no bathroom It Is usually used lo slur# schooling after the w a r’* rn i Hoi ha, the o lfictal Y’ iik m -' k ............................ convicted and aenUnced for an inteiest Iti politics anil very little , coal In economics.. The French me France is "Id. Old11 physically alleged crim e, which never oc­ w Ihvcliulogicaiiy. I.o lo nger, Unminunlst newspaper, gave f. mi aiting. sod pltycliologlcaMy. It ii" longer for spurts, fI be educated | l"»ce tbree-column promlnen. ' curred.” In the nieanllim-. however, f ,.l g,ie% In In for spoils. he educalei ■ .. . >n........ ...i... letter from parent.a of '< In an IK- p h e i opinion which termed the case ‘‘shocking,” Judge Is plentiful. The only thing lacking air and reflect. 'I Imse wlui ate no * be children, complaintnc tisoied in mind sit and did ,'rmp, 1 RnVet action w*» compa< iMIgoe held that the then state’a Is money. I lie I'renrh hi » i”<g ping to talk about nVeipinducii ■ > VVlisl Individual wmild attorney of Lake county A V. The people do not have the money 1off in , m aturity for youth? Agse. abv: 1 ' l” ’ ^ ■ !,n- 1 »f >*( ( b# f4atr. I r " ............ ,,|l'" - i, "» J " " ' ’ Smith, now dead, simple,»ed e vi­ to buy and there Is little deinv i b im g , rie b u e ,, of sp irit, reflec I In a dally column win ' ** I »»M*' t l*4’t ft i l»f .iltU 'i. • iI l i t (nr nit i vvif** I Mt ,i | dence which would nave proved for French goods elsewhere .T in , tin" and deep satisfaction. So It i under the heading "slam b > ♦»l ‘ , «fisf gr t j Montgomery’s Innocence. 1* beginning to he the common i , with nations that • have_ * ° » t! m isinform atton," Borho i. I i fi# it i' t v' lugcf hi»t The opinion stated evidence sup­ complaint of all Ruro|ie s' me ib m voiilli They ' * are "glad. --- J h * r*I j! i"iisita tit *i Russia mill and v/iittt Commfnrm n a. ported Montgomery’* charge that present time, >, •<, d vs'i* to tet'irn to cut lived , u # tiltjght in which d ie t n li.’ Ml *. l.f # r I j ‘‘ tlii » , j*!1!# i:tf ■ 11 nnll-i’ e t *11 S t - • •> .1 pit ” H*f|t||s Itllllg 1#ll threat* of retaliation by the Ku I went with some frie n d , last sxoerienoes o'lirK Mt't mg ||| l.iUtIPI s , K lu x K lan ^ • *olctU by ^ ; n lfllirV o vU it tli» 4-.*« •» fu b» natiwn^ do not hjjv« ii*- I From thin ifc tlo n to ’ll* Ilk# IntMvhiuAli. | .J i ii t In > , ' i ’ i» H R f t ( ’ r s S o m e f i t ' i e s “ "j";. flUVf.’f V»*i . .UMilPil thl*ft, 13 V < state's attorn-y to fntt.’ cow *fithe de­ flHft »|f #1 t)F#tl Ift p fll.I fendant and hi* attorney and In- view the entire city. H rt* th- ,p, The reconstruction of old tief s s ’ f S l m n e p O r t l p t ’1; " " i ” pill I" ' vllelt a rtists live. From what I sew Hie,- Himwl Imhits end Institutions '» jura Montgumery'a defense. K,c s i * i* ,k It ran he dime Montgomery wae convicted of a live m errily. When you go to F u rl* you imiftf i ' n h iim H im P m i t, ftv#. f i charge of raping a 02 year old 11 N E W Y O R K Aug VVusft'fii I ’tiio n ’R Waukegan women. She tiled aevPublisher* som -tlm o, tn ’ - " mtra l years la tsr in a mental hos­ Delu it Is liicreasiiiK strange orders. The ( in"-', i pital. U n ive rsity Prc»» tiu rib d » A t a hearing June 27 before icnuest fo r ''B-h aviur in T’ <••• N EW Y H R K Aug I t - t ! ? ! — Judge Igoe, Montgomery's attnrhut fln s llv filled H with i "■>nv tV cxtiiii I ni in telegraph Co. to ' rsjr, L u is Kutner, produced a doc­ n f ‘‘Behavior Developin' ■ uav M ii n tid s rn ,v r*:vanue» of j tor who testified the woman had In fa n ts” . JDUJidri.oii/ nml - ii nperattng rienot been raped. Another man ordered < '■env licit i t k.l.ti72.2ll fur the firs t six i The physician, D r. John E . W al* of United Nation'( 1 " ' ■* month., " I Ittl'.t ttr, Waukegan, Identified a It turned out he wan.............. G r iiii revenues were down hi) phntostallc copy of a record of deluxe edition of the 1 i tier ceiii trnm 'lie total of tl'Jli,his examination which showed n i Nations C h arte r” In it- " '/it,IMte >n Hie , still- period last mention i f Indications of rape. n in e “ The Pleasm es i" yeai end the ipeiatiug illftc it Dr. W alter said Ii* recalled tlm lls h ln * '1, the Columhla Pie>■ "lllpMieil with s loss of t22<l,caie clearly and that a rarefu l sums ntll'tr n ir lo ll, -x-tm.i. .i/H Hie til ,1 lislf of lt»)H rxm inatlnn ronvlnced hint the wo“ The parson who o rd eirt M In h In te l in , lock holders, W, man had not been raped. aehralc Emotions' nrohahlv P. M ai,b all, p ii-,ldent, srild the lad a rnnv of 'Alirehrali- I ms larger ilelinll lellerted the decline D BF. O LD R U S K lions'. Someone with ni"H“ i i" hi grots tcveii’ie , ’‘end nddltioiial 1 P R A G U E Aug. 11—WT)—Cseeh lew trouble must lieve *>»k-d nost* uf nhiiiit JJ.lKHIJNttl arising tryin g to trick th alr present fo r 'C rim e In Relellnti i- l'* tiom incierised wage rate* affect­ Communlat rtilera are using an letlon*’. We sent M rnnv of ive A p ril. I, ItiHt." These two old ruaa they employed on thalr ‘Crim e In It* Relations tn s -rlsl |u(.i(JIH were offset to aoma extent, form er N a il occupier*. PpnBt-aaa1 Ass anlie. al al 1 JSSK. • Ini . a a sat .. I_ Progree*’ A n anim love' <"* lie added, I t ’a almost Ilka tha old gag of "hv vigorous ex|i«n»e W ERE NOW h ate r) w rote In fn r ‘Dog t aich control " mid "economies resulting “ Grandmother <|led" that Am arlI earn uaa to gat tha afternoon o ff i 1"' T t * -n,> r#' 1 w." roul'' ""J' irunt mechanisation.” to attend the flra t game of th * * * * -A Ct!f?h#r In S'Milh Kev«nn«.ft from t#legramn »tnt | baaeball season. T h a i Cseeh ver­ #rn M ounUlnR’/ thr g#n#iNl public nmounled tn sion la “ Auntie ha* died—h u rry • u V m ii —~ ir 104*664.107 fnr th# fir» t » lf munthn hotpa.” During tha O trm an oeMaTwR nS>. u ? Nf L v ,h ls rea r against 4711.727.733 in cupatlon auch telagrama halpad paopla on forcad labor to get out J S B S K S “ w 7 , S ,h * llk* v t t M y M io f camp. after an M M N n lla cycle tour T R U M A N TO M IA M I Now aoma fath e r* and mothara ~ : T i n* x .14. eoun‘ r,*« ,n •’L'V WASHINGTON, Aug I I —-(/Pi­ are aandlng eueh telegram* to ■ niontha. Ha la on hi* way t.. Bsb I'^.ident Truman Indicated today th alr ftilldran who era on harvaat I "°4n-i . . , . . ,„ . . ba will addra** Hie annual conbrigade* <volunteer worker#) In | in < li*W r t v - n n flfe r a — I'r ^ ' i 1 , v "ntlon of Veteran* of FnrHIgn C h im p g ffn e i p a r k l e tha Prague region o f tha CseehH. ft° m , *Tt* Nr , 4 » *rs at Miami Aug. 22. The Preil•■ * “ -P ikirtiwished out In donl'lt* p i r n ' 11"'?' lining ttodice oelorak Youth union. hrdlt ‘ w l l l t f .T u T ir *■ H P K t n l to addte.e edged in candy-box frtlU ol Vonf” |jv«? D ID N 'T C A L L SH O TS C O LU M B U S , O. Aug, 1 1 - U f t — At the deep "V ", one [ter lev* p •• ’ [ >"'e' Th a d r t n r . police decided, wae H im se lf » cycle ^manufacturer, 89 *h | NOW lh a purpoaa of his tour Is to J,1 ® * Moinae, Iowa, Labor Day, S im 7 to 13. moat unfortunate In h li ehoiea o f vjctlm e In Me automobile acclprove the capabilities of hi* own " P 1- »• Carlye, St. Louis *fTret, ha eraaMM Into the ranr of an attomay'a automoMla. Than, Ha aide*wiped a garbage truck. W 1 1V j ; i \ 11 - l’i— Beat * : ||. 1,1 ’ 1, ’ were that 1 ' ' 11 H.. |1 1 ''■■■• i . provl' r'l! -.,|.n»,.' .................. China fl' f F e-r tIII 1. • ‘ " - c k ,. ’ " *11 U’li^ts ■ mg National'. Mih |»t*t s.nfni.1 *( iliMt- Hj :* Sti|t*«i. | ♦ f » I.lfs 4" » 1 o weeks tV 4 S » IIV l. IliV \n c 11--f>Tl 1 fort irrn'tp •*■ ft,. M' lliti'-l at | -* i >k" Ml! Y ill . k ■“ ic'luiig m ight On«> upon , i|io( it .l years a g o - I big force i tt t»ti lllttHl* fti'tlt a* 1*# ft n>, ................ . H'e Hd# I f'e f •“ !t i -*1 t' i i n* lied non e I ni*o >1 It n ’ ** * " *1 Ml# » - ' • • .,i 1 • 'ey e, cn th* mttM»t\ filial) it I, . >l|tf| 1 H'tllM ! J 1 rhe II |. v od Uoblrl r'Mib* * giave for1tiljhl •" ’ In ttt t’lrtl Vkr*l M, | f ' I if T\V * ' mih; A m t t r *.» 1 " 'tie * l» ll't so t oil,t i e . . aolb-iM/ed the T re a 1 1 " " l ......... rv e r la lk a tiv ■ * 'fc' 1*' '4 III,' 1" in ' be oiriimer In iI’d ! ff.) *1 ...........- rile being *iii \ r» f-» «it *»r- rnmil't** 'J ' ' 1 1‘ *1" flu * fun ! . atf»* ib.. (tf»A(»rv *1 iM » Ii»» h ■fe.hl 1 '» 1 HI f. "f* f i‘t 1 "g 1 ,■1 brick to •t'f i.’i.fUMunit i I n't; i mil Hit Jm i t ,' *fMtl um '“ " 'i:1 '“ x '!■ ',‘ •"■1 Hat time M;I7 \ i .i a l ,l IJH .H tl ,lid I tM I of 1.1 til” ? |I M ‘pi '" '■ ' *"»ng K ali f'l l1 t'| |t i f. i , t ), * •l ■ a Tm . t n n*a ■bin i . ,i -ii, .. 4**•>. ■ telurnfit -11 OP)* • 1' '. ||«t PIi,»i •* f i ' ■ " ■ "i* nig * litVi.ntr d in* •. I ile , lias re1. , t .1 ii rtlMi",i prntd' t‘• p *• " M tills . t mi »t| i ' ' l» 1 , ...............I ib aI money. w ith it 1 1‘ 1i da • ■ aMil fl ' " “ ilirii tacaa ■• i non in - i f si has 1 If - , ’ «t* r „ ,H.p 1 " ttt ^ tf M'f* •- gone to i l l . ii **,i in collect anv tiu , P‘,, ‘ "■using, i.>;|n»i ttf .♦ t.i m pile* aipeh, capl■ ti ,fJ ,f H l«n| I- I Iit.t of Fu r* I’br 4mai*ktiit i•f n»it**»»v | fliiriit' I h I r. Dm, f P M ” ' »tl" "if t * r* I’ll ' 1 Him In*) | ..I) *tag* f I Mf itl'f inn of i * | i in i en t ’ g. !.♦» ...a . ’» 1‘t .Ifst 1 tl !rt i I f s-tif |II«4tt *ftnt o f pis-„w.f V , ,1 *M I mm ,.-*•« |'it| Ill'll P j » " 1 \In* • « “ . tlOllt " ' . 11 tlf. »*st Hiili^hed •1' * ti»n*f a . »‘i»11m v ib-n* h iv r lf#F*n <!«• food pm ' ft - , In pt | tl# i♦ * 4 lit). i f n i i vvlll M»s lull I*a 'll ' Hgfl tl ,4 I »<t Mill IlillflfK cm m tii i 'll't 1*L ft it iifiv HHr| f,‘ iP’ti P M" )( ........*; Hi *’ ■1*1 m o i' I Mil leg tl. if tbc sta te . enti ,1“ ♦ i . n*» kf» 1,1 till MI••M•*\ I tii m inti Hie «l f i - i I i'. " m ( anton R | i - ..........»a ‘ . 1 * * pie 1. vi s i « m i i |'i i .mi .. Ilicl'ullllg - .U « Ol'ltl 1' m, . 1, , t 1’ff » » r i i.iv "■ in tare tha coiuti, n o " a n l ,1 it " (fid a la , .,, .1 pi , , ,. I.'.isiuess un•1 1 »‘* I M l> hav" iv i‘tii n tbe in i urv dcn.ut- I'll:, l l! ♦. n . ' ■ i i m . Ilka »* tt tm f.i • ml \ , 1*11,, '1‘c 'tiri 0 .'an In,i in d fl ' el le x mid • ' ’ ii • n I'luiunng h ’ lo'iu hut The Imv fUsMil l»v r >lj|frc* • w 1 ' • . ti m are shin* 'J.? ) * M \ "n* |<« v thl* fa it}' *ui«L Indians Male poltre ,iv l Indiani j |t jij,,!,. rtunted vnlurs, __ ■reserve reipilrrinenl*. This means M is lin t,o n , her slsle t, Mi*» Americans nrr still sold on the •),nt money w lib li bunk, bum erlv id of Tavlo im|i* n ffire i, srie,t»!l I -r on s ! u Nell)] sirm Stroud T avlo rsvllla. Mass., p(l|i« rinnn. Irtl sntimltieaa coun-,, h»d to hold now .can , he used fnr for and Mrs m , , Jim ,itmmv p »„n , aa San................... ........ ; ---- of- . this .. — .............. m y .„m .simpaon, San- fbi (||g ^ ,)f , , r ^ ,mg ( „ „ „ try . no matter how much they may j investment. The hank*, however, jmnprd out the car f 1 " d iffe r among themselves from tim e : l1| r, (ll|y have large aums on hand-- „ M,| pushing, S h e riff Eddla ‘ minty md lin e n-v vests to till the wisdom o in time iiiitr mi —f various | the|r |0B,l!( u, business dropped V/eatlm i, said witnesse.i told him. eve in l ‘>2fi lie w o being held .it passant- (| m I lime on a rhaige >d inimlei fiscal and governmental policies. steadily throughout the fli* t h a lf r a southbound Southern Therefore, the U. H. T teaau ry i» o f the year, and deposits and sav- " tia u i plougned Into tha car , lbr filin g „ l Aimer ....... d e " m li,l,.,l It The three wo, . . , able to sell Its securltlea. In In- lugs accounts piled up: The Idle money from the tlire a " 'ie n weie imt Injured. t ees. speeiiwav <u> ’ M-iantlty. In t h . face of le e ', rei Hill, n telaled bv id an aiinminced policy of red-ink; — . . . „Seigeaut. ,lint , , aim Is aClsmson 1 '„,nWkeeninif I ’e-mle still reirnrd anurcea-freed reserve*, the money Seigeaut Hutson t , aGiamson fi. , i i . tlsile d w ill* a bill *1, iV onthem as mmnfof(lit* ,hehrat t w ,r b ..y l And "t.sinesa doesn't want. .......... .....................a C.HI m ;,. tr.iltlnry Instruclnr and U liiiyn, ^im n am e of MrComb, Mias. Mr*. and ., p,t a|>» limn the In tj|e |»M ■®vlnB»V , nkM haven’ t many o th e r, »»e'»plc’s sa v ln g s-ca » flow Into tha i n ," ii I , iby former E v a G iiyssll , m« boy, »'bool ill M i l . "belt be Hf1'"ltd of I aylursvllle. Miss, place* just now to put their money I I . 8 . securities market So bond f.*1 prices rise In ovet tbe counter ‘‘ *,r to work. '1price* 11,1 • year, old. The crowd dispersed a ftn the llrlto ns. on the othei hand, are >*»•*•* as Hie demand f" i — n i•Is H im r- In I si It mchitb es> ,|n frnti' ttie iVtdl.firin g . The live wounded Id ” , showing sign* of being w o rrie d ! >rea*p*. bm wsr# taken to hospitals. How *ei about the financial status of their i In Eng latiil. Imwevet. " e tide . n i" al B lnffto ii Washing a*. I'.i-f "Mr , i ,i , ,m l l i i *ti. loitsly they were luitt rould not be country, ** crisis inline.« r n s i hes tieen running the otliei way. ia 'i .......... n tisry twice each. Isamed linm ev'laisiy. • — - ie. i i ' • ,lso » par d# <*f front o f the building housing the newspaper 8 uaiklatitw lie_/.eituiig. % whlrh had printed a letter nitiri^ lag German Jew s. C ity o fficials said the It. P .’s replied to an order to disperse by tearing up roMdesttmus from the street them #iat,i , ith — ti— amii t . .luirlln . i i. v1.....1 . . t t ' n..t . , L i e r « r ! ,,,l n f i .K “ .. t * 1 Tha D,>H. a set f lic to one police car. Than they pelted .. bnstlly iummon^<l fiii*fire ^riKint* w iili at <inn«>4. Four more engines 11veil ond also were stoned. y (i Guvermunif Once Had More Money Than II Needed . Tw f r . Pw i S A m e r ic a n bond, are up In pr.ee \ !'" l l The crowd, without obtaining H bw(lUM, , h„ Adm inistration i . ad* | up the price of available bond,. M a r y hcanta for a inteloii, Imd aaM..r ed to protest an alleged If* ' antiSemetlc letter In ia Munich "•‘w*paper, police said. Munich, In the American oc­ cupatlon cupation lone, wad was a Nasi Natl strongstrung hold M ora th* wat. Hitler staged *,Mr l‘"11 ‘ putsch here In HU!,!. Tha crowd of HP's giitticieil m W it liin 1 1 I > ' 1'tieHC leg n lut: . ’i> i •l'"g '‘'rniigli ripjip ni I' ii" ' , "led >iie iiholit iiOli tt n 1 tmil I'd "n, lii,toric cltv H r 'IU jif ’I n < lr III I p ■I ‘11*| If, SltsrS I l i ved B A N G K O K A "g 11 r , lb# iH)t<|M<»«* •if" of til# Z .llllS li up to clean up o . •i‘* it *n »il<! I Im,(suit <l*psi *iiip i " ■f •MMUIIli‘■■.tiiiu* ivas In le f, in 1#*# I I lia m ill g ie ft b >I I. If t pvon i niplelad lliif—,l ' g . ' ' 11 f i t n\* .At‘I#ll fU l.ged corriiiitbm im .<•, i i* when the M in i,He .r Cum-' niuiiicatlnus advise 1 " ie ' , burnt • oliricll Hie cntlltintreii -I- mbl ii* ilisbanded. No o fficie i exp! < i ' t • n wo* given for Hie r e i | u - t . « cn-l Hi* 'inH -yraft probe, ........... • ' pjrt'd that expense, -d Ho' ntmitU# vere running uuii Ii lugiici " u n tin umnev that r "it I tn< ,*ved. In Miiotlier government depart­ ment, Hie Im n ilg i,'i'in Division. ■Ilire* o fficia ls ,v« i- ,'i.p e n led fillIn ‘k ing clim ges U w wer* involved in the i ,..'n n ’- d un1 m igration liesu se, tn V'no <tunes* »nd 20 Indistis. V , �. n ' • anr.T > *r •• "•T ............................ • tor 1<«&* V:J rAQCTWU T H U R f lD A T A U G U S T 11, lfr THE SANFORD HERALD. HANFORD FLORIDA Farm Home Group To Meet On Tuesday American Filers Tito’s Blast FOOD PHICS INDEX NEW YORK, Aug. Tlio IHm A llrudutreet whuleialu tlaailaa.a feem Paae t. Bee. It tl'eallaaed Praai Bee. Bl ||rj(.„ |n,|#x ihln week advanced .. , ‘ “ ~ Oreek rebel* find themaelve*. normal. . 1 | to from ~ $6.84 Member* of the Farmer* Hume Moreover, the paper »*ul per|„. Don’t flaunt your Nation* o r !:” . ’ ..... .L'..... 7 u' ”, v' *i bk ». Adminiettatlun group sponsored t,Hpa significantly “when It will „f |tn quality or price 11,1 w"* l H P«r tent below n e year by the U. 8, Department of Agrl b* poMlbl, to talk more openly. 11. Tlie rnoat important thing f»*r»r« nf *7.18. The Index represent* the total culture will meet Tuesday morn tbe role ox U, 8. 8. It. and Com- y(JU „|,uuld be certain1,to! have at in« at the Future Farmer build Inform agent* will become more „u time* I* a sense of mpumdlug at Heminola High School clear along with their criminal t)j|ity as an American ebrni oad. Georgo D. Livingston, county supervisor of the Administration £,rV.kBt1.ool‘.h» I Thltl» HsadqugHer* rewill serve as chairman, Tha In­ The report said the Cmnlnform's ' * " rn"A lh# ,lrmen t0 M,"r itial aesson at 10:00 A. M, will be alleged plan to end the Greek 1clear of leftiet masa meetings to attended by members of the Ye- struggle began with replacement I uvuiil incideiits. On* of tha favorite terans On Tbe Farm Training >uf Markus Vaflades, rebel eldef. | ,il(KMn* ,,f the British Common. Ola**. A covered dish luncheon adding this was done "undei the i v «„ l if Will be served at noon by wive* l false excus, that he wu> III " " ' 1 S*,|J 1 '*■ Vanka Home. Donuld Duck Salad of members, I Marko* reportedly wn* In sync Tha morning session will be do- pathy' with Tita’a campaign for voted to tbe farm program, re- quel right* among rummies wit) cord book*, and analysis of forms Communist governments. Insleml * • * , i, ae*. Twin used for loans. o' •iitomatir “yes" allegiance to iiHHitHHta Dr. J. Vf. Wilson, entomologist all Moscow orders. Tito ha* since I l f Treasury fund* with tha state*. Pint of tha local Experiment Station, mdered closing of the Greek Till* law pruvided, however, that the "three first installments of will talk during tha afternoon re- Yugoslav border, iiiunev advanced to the states re­ gardlng Insect* which attack vsgetabla crops In tha Sanford area. tell of cotton growing prospects ninin on deposit with them unless otherwise directed by Congress." County Agent C. R. Dawson will pV'^ml^oie'County. Dixie Darling Family Congress has never directed re­ turn or the deposit*, and the Treasury cannot collect them until so directed, official* *ay. .How­ ever. the law clearly Indicate* that Congress ha* the puwer to compel repayment. Back In the 1870* TJemLoaL ocratic Senator Koacoe Cunkllng of New York said tha depmdt* with the Bliites could be construed * a* call loans which over the year* L ibby hail become in effect gifts io tbe states because they had iv>t been called. | Killing the Hpanish-Ainerlcnu : Wai it was reported that the govI eminent was considering demands I fui repayment hy the stales to I help finance the war. No action was taken, however. In 11122 Hep. William Andrew* {K-Nehr.J In­ Tlpjinpsun ^codloBS troduced u resolution in the House culling for tbe states to repay the money and fur use of It to finance a federal bonua for World Win 1 velerun*. Ills meiisure jvould have required the states to pay 4 per i cent Interest. lie figured tlrut New Yol k, I which bail received 14,014,520. would pay hack 117,8415,000 and | Pennsylvania would contribute iiafiria swMH 412,725,011(1 mi $2,11117,516. Andrews', measure and other proposals for ■ collection ol the loan* received j scant support in Congiess. Aluik Graves, New York stule i budget director, in 1022 wrote .Secretary ol tbe Treasury Ugden J N. C. Gulden Ikmtam Mill* suggesting Congress Inkei tea an iconS ii an actiua to forgive the Indebtedness j ol the states, lie said It would help MMt tliiles which weie lull'd hit hv thej Vallow Cooking ilipiessiou. | Medetiii y Mills replied that lie diiln’t tliInk it was a ..... I tune . Im Congless to cancel the repay t local provision of the loans. Graves J F ancy C uban then ugiced that it might he iii - i iqqioi lune. So the deposits of 1H27 J aie legally still loans luduy, but j us lollg IIS the Coligiess doesn't, illlret their repayments, they mo| as good us gills The law curries, ou piovliloii fur puymeiil of In-j — T IIR FRO ZEN W A Y IH T U B CHOHEN W A Y — terest. Why Nut Fulluw T h l ' I J l l l Of I,t—I Kealatnme TMh cost at wholoiala of b pound each of 31 food* in genera) uae. Ilb/her In wholesale price this week were flour, hama, belli**, cheeje, coffee, cottonaeed oil, cocoa, bean*, egg*, potatoes, cyrrants. steer* and hogs. i Uwor wero wheat, corn, rye, YaJs’s football team lo*ea 11 Iatterm an this season, Including place-kicker Billy Booe who made 22 out 22 antra point attempts last year. TALBOTT’S Or. Henry McLaulIn — D R IV E -IN — W all P a p sr • Pain t Optometrist 111 Megno'la A*a. Phone S it oats, barley, lard, butter and lamb. Save A Little Everyday on Everything Government Stokaly Gold Cream C O R N DRESSING 2 25c B&: B R E A D COOKKILU 4J HE* Those £ Roaches Today ItteaprSiJi A PPLES S*0 3 25 • *»- *T J 'Hot WtKlhar And H a rv Frozen VagalobleaT They A rt Economlciil And PUnly Good. TURNIP GREENS CUT CORN |2“ - i* * - 2 0 * Onteen WewH SPINACH B R I M SPROUTS 14 oz. pkg. 10-o/ I*kjf. !;Your Chuicu Of Any Flavor— HEALTKaT TWO P 1NTH sm Cold Nurihivu1VVutora — Bunvlraa KilletH m m . lb. M«d« by Frigid Dough 17* * “ '* '• ■•Hmokml Tenderized IRR CHOPS About ull your bear the child- , len and young pmple udh ol ( these days, lire tlie good tllues they aie having at the V. It. 8. at tlie Itaptisl Chinch And not only foil toil the wink each department is doing m the Way of sewing, cal pelilei wolk, etc. And best of all the llllde verses learned and chuplri" too ltd Friday night tins week com­ mencement will la- held lit 7:20 at the church where wolk for the session w ill be displayed. 4 Ears lb. All are Invited to attend tills conimencument and see wh*l these little one* uml luigci one* have accomplished in two weeks, T II. McCullough uml II. M. Freeland left Thursday fm a three week*' vacation at then old home home In 8liter*vllle, W. Vii. Prof. Hubert McDermott of lie* Land wbu ha* inten pmfessor In our arhuol for two year* was a callsr on friend* Tuesday, lie haa taken a school at I'vaison, Fla. for next year. Mra. It. Hulton and chlhlien nf Urlandu visited her family. Mr. and Mr*, It. F, lluike, over tlm weekend, K. G. McCullough I* in TallaItBisee on business this week. Mra. Alice M, Ituughi mude a bualnesB trip to Del.ami Tuesday. Mr. and Mr*. V, T. Vliit»un and chlldran of Loolsvllle, Ky. are attending a time at (he Colllna Fishing Camp, Our ttostmsiter relumed lo her work Tuesday morning after three weeks' vacation, Our Star Houle Carter, Curl Kelly, la taking hi* varalluu now, Mr. and Mra, Kelly are touring the United Htate> and will spend soma time In Canada. ItvJMO, only 4.1 per rent of tha lopla In lha United Hlatea wars S °yP( years old or older. To Prepare— Creamed On T o u t In colonial time*, pastors war* paid In meat grown by Virginia plantar*. ■4 oz. pkg. f/ ROASTS lb. k Slices Pound Sirloin Steaks lb. Rib Roast (prime) Brisket Stew lb. Hamburger lb. BEEF C -ick ITurtn Chicken Farta Mlikury Sweet Bacon lb . Roiled Veal lent lb. G rade A, D ifts td & Diawn Quick Frozen FRYERS f l'a C 29c 19c 39c 49c Spars Ribs lb. Spaiilib Pigs Fosi lb. Mackerel lb. 39c Pigs Ears lb. Large Millet Ik. 30c Pig Tails lb. Lb Ksd Perch 55c Fillets 10c Dressed Whiling 15c Pollock 23c FilUls p»r*u- J * Pound I Famous Orange ade 4 9 |“ H I - C ” Dtxlana Frosan BLACKEYE SNOWDRIFT Shortening PEAS 2 pkgs. 45c Roudy lo Fry Frozen 79c Pkg Snow Crop Cone. Orange luice can 29c Agen Garden Run Lima Beans pkg. 35c L IB B Y 'S CAM AY Tomato luice Soap 2 * ^- »> I 0 l ',c 14c ** * Lb. Can 2 9c AER0WAX " ’ |• ' A For Floors & Linoleum Pint * \ Con Land O 1 Sunshine, BUTTER In Carlo— - In Qtre. !*« lb 2 0c «ttmu CUT ■ BITE D B E F T Wag Panov Soap Powdov w* 23c ’ Roll . 25c pu ss moon Cat Food No, I Cap 1 3 c ----------------------------------- - CAM AY U P T O N 'S Yellow Label Tea Doth Sire 2 * 21c i-i.. m r 24c • .j m No. I M a rsh y k |. B r ils p k |. t f t*uf: ttfaL ‘ ' » .1* At 25c wn M s m 84s Helved M B * W a il |i< *® BLEACH > « " f V Houck 18* lb . is a lO-oo. dL : a No. MMStokaly Party No-1 Stokaly Y C ft U s Nablaco P ta i y i ■ • : - i f*V#. 13c L IB B Y 'S H d«o Stylo Swoot PtoUoo u # . ----- ll-o*. Ht-lb. Celbeck Meal Jk B r s k is is | ( . f- m-l-J. t ____ I f f 2 h* 9 > /s C Steley Cream Corn K I N K ' S Nardwator Bom Dog Food csipsa 'ft * it? Slrognkevi lio o . fT StfesseIDi &t;: v . t t a i a : Bfiure ‘ M 4j • .■1 ,. ... , I . ■. ■- tom B m 9 A tfh . WP1 wfjLk! m ; K ')£ * * < * * * I 19c 25c 29c 25c Fresh Ocean 19c Shrimp lb. COFFEE No. 300 Sunnyland Pure Pork Lcgi.thigtiilb. 69c Sausage lb. End Cut Str. O’ Lean BrtBiti lb. 98c Bacon lb. Becks lb. 39c Canter Cut Str. O’ Lean Wiags_lb. 49c B i c o b . lb . lb. ■•COB D el Monfe I S ob. n iin i I Center BS^ »*«. . Pound c Suimylund Piece CMS Con Car— mm Shank Ends but Hit* Tvndviuy HOBNEL'S ftthw LSSV ^ir Ham s SM OKED SUNNED Pound 1 Crisp Michigan Celery n. sllka. Long Wiiito Potatoos ti lbs. Fancy Sweet Ealing Pears 2 lbs. Hod BMhh Potatoes 4 lbs, California Cantaloupes each Pros 11 Green Cabbage lb. Yarns 3 lbs. Fancy Snowhite Cauliflower lb. Peaches 4 lbs ■W- ~~ ■ ■ RELIABLE 55' Butt Ends And Rolled Beef Y C ello P ack Chinito P atn a Hall ot W h o )* AVOCADOS 325* liy MANNA DUNNING 12-rra I*k(f. |Tapasa Lg. Bax Kingan’s lbs ONIONS 3 FROZEN FOOD HEADQUARTERS I01-W-Mth St .......................Phone 1318 EfciV'H Eaat First S t 12-oz. C an CORN 5 Locker Plant To Pkg. 914 Cooking Silveifish .O IL S Palmetto & Third Sla. G R A PES 2 Water bugs jM ICECREAM TI DE 28p Prlcaa Good Thru S a t, A u g . 10 BEEF 37 RICE A n t s - M o t h s jp ii ON Qaaallly Htghta Hetarred Corned 3 3 c Proctor & G am ble's _ 11c No. 303 .9 . �mmgm SB $*?'*"* ’ " J 'W ~ ’ Mi ' M M *' v ; ‘‘ \ : **’ - •'£>*' • 'V\- X ----- ~ ~ «' “ , Wholceale Confection Dealer* oL I J lk P the Southeast. From there they ) U U IIC i r g m j | Wen, l(1 A tlanta for three day*. By V IR G IN IA P A L M E R Friend* of M r*. D. K . W illiam * —------ T T T —77 ----- ;------: ■Will be norry to learn of the death M r. and M r*. O. h . Ilarvelt-y of ut |K.r mother, Mre. J . M. Glaea W IL L IA M S A l l ! F O R C E B A S E , A tlan ta arrived Frid ay to spend uf Shawmut. a I*. Frid a y morning-, A R IZ . A u k . 11—<JP)—An escapee aotne t i n t w ith her brother-n- M l„ W illiam s had I wen w ith h * r| from « N a il labor battalion who law and slater, Mr. and Mm. W -1for the past ll weeks. M f. W illia m *; d tiiu lia d h im self aa an A m eri­ T . Waneley. . . . . I left fo r Alabama Saturday mom* can to k llfr to get to the United Mr*. Dan Desmond has hud i n l | „ K t|,u funeral having Wen tenta« £ ta t* * , la now « second lieutenant her houie guest* for the past two tlvely set for Monday. * In the U . S. A ir Force. The weeks, her niece, M b* Kv» Garvin, Thursday .Mies Duncan Baker, young man l i H yrlvoj Kubelka, of Orangeburg, S. ( ’. and tin daughter of Col. and M r*. W . Elate of Ciech o ilo vakia. Ho re­ T O A ID W A R S A W daughter. M rs. Claru Crosby, of linker, returned from u visit with ceived hi* gold bare and ellvcr P R A G U E Aug. 11—UP)—The Columbia, S. C., also Ml** Himun her grandmother, Mre. L . O. w ln g i ae a Jet fig h ter pilot. C icch government announced Clautun and Miss Catherine lieu id Broussard of Lafayette, L a . She When the Germane Invaded through It# preae agency that it of Columbia. wus accompanied by M rs. Krona* Ciech o ilo vakia they permitted tiad recruited 167 boy# and girl# Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fortier spent sard and two cousins, MeeafJ* Kubelka to continue hie medical from all over the country to ship Tuesday and Wednesday in F o il O ils A . Broussard, J r . a n d 'U u y studies at the U nlveralty of P ra ­ to Poland aa •'volttnlger brl- Mver*. They were called there by Rainer Broussard, J r . These la** gue until 1942. Then he w te cent ade in the reconatrnctlon of the eerluus Illness of Mr. F o itin 's ter attended Sweanev M ilita ry AC»* to a munltiqna factory near B e r­ W arsaw ". They w ill be engaged ' sister. Mre. Henry Thomas Mrs. demy Inst year and have a num lin . Three year# later he eecaped In house building and in road ' Thomas Is n , foi nier resident of u-r of class mates in and around nond made hie way to Parle. He building. Lake M ary and w ill he remember |u itim d o , with whom they expect '■Tried to enllat In the United ed as Angie F'urtler. . to divide their vacation. ig Mr. ami Mrs, H iiwuid Holvli i , .It State# A rm y but wan turned down. Mrs. C. W. Sjohlom and son During their last pennant w inn­ Wednesday from ,i A lfred spent Thursday in Jack* He went to I * Havre, embarked ing season of 1047, the Brooklyn returned on„ a . U. „ 3. ,troop . . .trannporl . . . Dodgers won S2 and loet only 26 week's trip. In Jacksonville, they Kithville. .*he guest of her duughtari attended the convention of the Mins Mm v Sjohlom. Kubelka cleared him self with games at home. Mr. and Mrs. A. F\ Kemp are in Jacksonville attending the Southeastern Convention of Railwuv Machinists. M i. and Mrs. K. E . Tru e left Haturduv for Washington, D. C. 'and G m dincr, Mass, where they w ill spend ii two weeks' vacation w ith relatives. I Sammy Slmmmi of A tla n ta >* visitin g the F'. (I. Leva for tW4 weeks. Sammy is a form er Lake Mary resilient, Mins M ary Aim Cowan of Pen■uenlii is Die guest of her grand­ mother, Mrs. J . II. Cowan. On August :l the 4-11 g irl* en­ joyed a swimming party and picnic at Sanlamlu Springs. The g ills intending this a ffa ir w hich, was under the direction of Miss L ila W ooiI ih i I, Home Demonstration Agent, und Mrs. J . Fh Robinson and Mrs. II. 1. Kubanka, local 4-H directors were; Janet mul Dorothy 1 * 0 Ca°n 2 Lee, Mi i i v Virginia Robinson, Rochelle Eubanks, Put Keogh, M ary F'rnnces Peck hum and Pat Teslo. The O liver Sjohlom* of Husse’ l spent the week-end w ith I heir t PT. PT. QT purenD, the (I. E . HJoblom* Friends uf M l. A rth u r Tomkluson w ill be glad tu hear that he bus been moved from the Low ell hospital to Ms hom* In' North W ilm ington, Mass, and is Im­ I do all my Shopping for*food al our A *!* Paper Mnrkrt I .ft. proving. Ii.cn ti*. I can trust them." Mr. ami Mrs. II. 11. Uptun of •T can trust thtm to buy ttu> heel that «!*•* tool hot iifr.ii.l- .<o.l Sliced And Halves Mhi'u ii , tiu have hvvu visiting to guard Its Iiuellty and frenlin.e* until I m inr for It T know It's th .lr policy, when ttiry murk «-ita» Hrml,. \ t. I heir so ii -Hi -Iuw uod duughter, Mr. k itp ttmii fresh so thry'll lir •tlrnilr A' when I ’ liuy llin ii t'li.o li mul M i s . K. D. Humphries. A «#**. you know, w ill nuf hr tlrudr A If ih ry lln m r t..o Mr*. T . L . O'Connor J«aves long in Ih* s t o r r l'• "I know that If tar any reason I hiii not eiillrvly ruii*rir<l wuli Thursday for M iam i, where she somelliliiM 1 liner lumghl they'll alndly rrp lu rr 11 or ............... . w ill hi* lln* guest of her sun-ltt* ANN P A G E money." . low mid daughter, Dr. und M is. I trust their prices Ihrouahom the elor* mul hnon I wmiltln 1 L. W . Whi'li'ln‘1 for several weeks. snvr hy stiopplng uimind Ihr town. I duh'l nirtm Mint -OIIOIIO itoeen'l hnvr a eprclnl' on romrtlilng eoliir tlnir ul n h wi'i Mr. uml Mrs. John Mi-I.aiighprlcr Mmii A a l1 I inrnn linn when I do nil my .Impplmi Mon lin have moved Into tho Evans w rrk In unit week out, I'll enve moiiry mul lo u r Ih r lin t lh.il iiouse opposite the thimm unlty moiiry can huy " H ull, form erly occupied hy th J ‘Tee. | ran trust A A I* , . , mid It'* n n in th ly t mufoi I .M.l. feeling '' Ralph W illiam s Thu M cLaughlins form erly l'veil in Lake Mury and their friomls w ill be glad to learn of their leturu. Hobby Heaves, Lester T lllls und •• Hobby Shuman returned Sunday "When they Hit Heme like from Fort Jarksun , 8. 0 . where le ltu c. and celery .............. In their they hud attended summer man * advertising, It's been my **envoi* of dm National Guard. perlenc* they have a good M r. and Mrs. R . L . Howell, J r .. ! X aelectlun of the els* head* advertise, they ad vert la*, al the adMiss Sh irley FIrvlti and Jo ck verllaed prices. vernsed prices." Howell spent Sunday at Daylonu "W hen I bin it Htonk tit A & P I know [leach. It’s b e ff from it Ri'iiln-fml gtopp, e x ­ Mr. mid Mrs. Diek Skewes mol .................. Ronnie, Hamlru, und I h pertly selet'lml In the first iilnrc, nml wold arrived Sunday from Man well trimmed to give me my money’s ussus, Vo. to v isit M r. Skeinworth in meat, without too much fat G REEN parents, the J . I I . Skewes. and bone." Mr- ami M rs. F\ FI. ................... .. uml children, M artha Lee, Mm i Lou uml Carl and Mrs. W. r 111ewer und daughter. A llierta *" CO O KIN G .Y E L L O W k G R A D E A GA m F L A D IIK S S K D A D RAW N joyed u picnic Hlimlny, at It . 1 Springs. Mr. It. L. Howell, J r ., leio|i"i a rllv transferred hy the A t'l. t" R ED RUHR H A RTLET Ja ckso nville, returned to Ills I..... .. JA C K H PRAT SH O RT Sulurd ay and Is enjoying his no n tlon at present. Nazi Escapee Wins Wins As U. S. Pilot the U . S. Immigration and A rm y authorltiee by reporting to Elite leland. A ehort time late r he waa rrleaeed and on Dec. 18, 1MB, waa •worn In ae a private In the U . S. A ir Force. A year late r he waa promoted to corporal, and received hi* C lttie n ih lp paper#. A t the Murrieon A ir Force Baee In Florida he wae promoted to eergeant. Hie application' fo r pilot training wa* accepted. Mnrv S c o r n o ff S m a r t SANFORD H o u c o w lv o s S a y : Iona Tomatoes <> J Ann Page Salad Dressing 22 < 400 150 No. 2 Can.... 2 l£ Grape Jam I9p ’ £360 " I C an T ru st A&P. C an T ru st A * P ..W Avocados Lire. 3 for Cantaloupe*) 36’s ea, Seedless Grapes 2 lbs CELERY 25c 19c 25c CABBAGE 2 for 17c 5c lb APPLES ONIONS 3 tbs 29c 3 lbs 19c POTATIKS PEARS 5 IbH 27c 2 lbs 29c Sea brook Farms Frozen Foods FR Y E R S PICN ICS Fordhook Lima* lii-ox » Fancy Paaa JA C K Baby L im a * ........12-ox J J c 12-ox J J e LA RG E AN D J U IC Y ELBERTA PEACHES 3 lbs for 29c , lb. Southern College S i'll A I i .I t t D K A S L IC E D Bacon__ 1 lb. pkg. 43c "S I'I’EH MIGHT'' W ESTERN REEF Chuck Roast...... lb. 45c Small Tender Club Steak.... .... lb. 69c F irs t Ctil Prime W ilson's 12-ox can MOR PORK.................... 39c Idtal l-|b can DOG FOOD ..............2 for 25c JEWEL-OIL............” 25c itc BORAXO................ 8 as. 17c P A G SOAP.......... 3 for 20c K lfk a Cocoa CASTILJC.................2 for 13c TIDE Igi pkg. 26c Giant 69e SWEETHEART 2 for 2% SWAN Reir. 3 for 23c La. 13c F o r Autom atic W asher SPIN......................I l k 23c Rib Roast......... lb. 1 y rW -U .ta 4 59c Lean Meaty Short-Rib............. lb. 39c TALCO FEEDS 100-lbs 4.25 Scratch....... 25 lbs. $1.07 100-lba 4.8-1 Laying Mash 25 lbs. $1.23 100-lbs 4.83 Growing Mash 25 lbs, 1.19 DAILY DOG FOOD REG . A N I) F IS H FLA V O RED ) - l lb. cans 250 WOODBURY... :...... 4 for29e LIFEBUOY >/, price deal 16c T » Keep Y m l b r ts tn itff _ _. ve . I I ' [MAHION MOOJIH H l'KN f'KIt uacatal 4/5’s 75 ^ Defendant rnmuT Atm Reserved To Limit Quantity At Friendly Margaret Ann 419 E. 1st STREET MONEY SAVERS GOOD THRU SAT. SANFORD, FLA. SIRLOIN.............................Ih. 690 R I B ................................... Il». 550 CltyJCK ROAST................ Ih. 450 Mm gin i-t Ann IJiiu lity , G im ir A Heavy Western Reef; STEAKS: M m iiairt Voii Brand, F r o h lj SLICED BACON ........ II). 490 M t H IK E L L S Y O IIK S H IR F . SLICED BACON............lb. 400 Lykes' Southland Brand U READY-TO-EAT n A Whole or Full Half........ Ih. Butt End .. .................... Ih. MC 111 0 590 570 Shank End ................... II). 550 LAMB KALH -GKNUNK SPRING SMALL LEGS Ih 57c SQUARE CUT SHOULDER Ih »7e SHANK HALF of SHOULDER Ih 15c RIB CHOI'S . Ih. 49c LOIN CHOI'S W f* Ih. 59c BREAST FOR STEW Ih 29c Extra Special w f:h t f :hn , h h ik SPARE RIBS I 39c t 15c 1 45c K R A F T 'S K A Y t'lIK D D A ll CHEESE M A R U A K K T ANN H B A .\D A l l M I.A T Skinless WEINERS Port Sherry l/2 gal $1.75, IHTATH dr VLORtDA, V r e it W V. R. BEER 12.OZ. can 15c T#r»d sgslnet ran, w ill proceed *t O nD K H K D that f t .- . - iii m yi ••vr’!’-'"TH Y e llo w 2 Caliloiinn Honey I'eiv N il. MELONS . Each 1 f ilh lile i POTATOES ii it II II F 'te e t 1 L‘ tNVN L IM IT ! S W I F T S H lltiR T h 'N IN ti J RW K L .............. 3 lb, can Lkc. l'kir. 23c Sm. fO' .c (it. «3c IF.N1)1:111.1'. \F' III.D SSG M TEA 1, ih .:I5c ' a Ih. 49c i - ■-m faved CAL0 * J k p a t , imm ; ) FOOD I 2- Cans 25c O C TJ\ G O N LAUND RY SOAP 3 Lge. Bars 19c irrtJWr OCTAGON T O IL E T s o a p * f»r ’i i’ 1 fur Olr 550 T IM E O B A lIM t il'IIS M I L K ............ 3 Tall Cans K ra il’s 100 G. B. CORN ............ :I0:I can MIRACLE wm r QL 45fj 3 No. 2 Cans 250 PETER PAN....... 12 oz. Jar 270 PEACHES....... No. 21/, Can 210 TOMATOES .... P E A N U T 111IT T E |( 303 Can 19c OCTAGON KRISPY Crackers............... Old G lo ry, No. 2 ('an I'lle lle I'k & Beans i o c 12-ox cun Macaroni or Spaghetti Each Mueller’s A rcher House, 5c % cun I'oils, No. 2 can Znkly R ile , No. li rim Grapefruit, Iflend or Tangerine Juice Canned Meat Armour’s i •' Vienn. Saus. 2 / 29c Santa Kusa Sliced Stonewall A p ril Jackson Showers C. BEEF HASH 16 oz. can Glmm pita, can Cut Asparagus 19c F in e st Catsup 14-oz btl 15c Lnng *w t„ m xd., or dill I'lckles 22-oz jur 19c CASHMERE BOUQUET SOAP FABlg, pkg. 240 nan Haven III' G iven til,. P ark Place Toilet Tissue Htnkely'* m. 20c Lge. 20c Cloverlyk'imh do/ liSc II t ,4X1(1 .Slll'lfl Salmon .. tall cn. 39c 2 lor IGc 250 Swanson do/. (17c (•lit)If A Mini, Minr*, .SI... . Your Choice j>'euehes-K-i« F'oxa, II ox Jar Apple Jelly Lge. Pkg * - l i f t . P it * . 19 ^ 5 oz. Jar G iade A Med, Neb, Shipped S U N S H IN E , U l . P K G . Pineapple No. 2. 25c SE I FOODS 17^ GR’FT. JUICE....... Kioz.cn FLAKES 270 CHEESE MAYONNAISEKlit" (>'- 5 9 * Prune Juice PEAS K ru ffs H U N T 'S F A N C Y H A L V E S Z A K L Y -R IT E 1 (it. Illlc 250 T U K I.U H <>lt M A R T Sunsweet, CLEAN I itfC 23c STAN D ARD era! circulation, Hsn ■ D. ---- 39 ^ Honor Krozen T’aods lO-o/. 29c Broccoli 5 Ihs. 250 Peaches Hi-oz 27c 3 Ihs. 15^ bchs. 250 ONIONS __ 1 lterald. a new* my hasd and Hi# Court, thla the l*H> ;< • i 'obnsecutive weekl 240 L I ME S ............... Dozen 190 CANTALOUPES.........Each 210 CARROTS lc 2 for u o . i : > l/ i L E M 0 N S ..............Dozen <; R A P E S ................2 lbs. i UH Ill'll Mit lust, A. U. IMP. nf HRajMltills lied __ once a « hiii m ii QltBKT- 1 (>ualltv' * Cuban AVOCADOS II U'- Seedless - • • a . X o ,, ou. r. id - T o ! S j nt.: Ft House at *SII*n or before Hi* ■Tt Ml ■ F ’T * ' I Coast. To Coast WINES. iM iie ttfe S K M ii.M n u p n I IN T I I B c t l t c u r r COlTItT. NIN1H J l l l l i a l A L C IR C U IT . IN AND P o tt H M M IN O I. K COUNTY P IX in iD A . IN C IIA N C K IIY N" | , hy% AHK ItK ItK U T N O T IFD : d list suit for divorce has been leg against rutr in the cir< mi sort to B o jifo r Oemlnole Cnuriir. IS Cm u I Tm B id -------- 1- t4f I 0S C « w ( T f | — —....... 71* is#- Where Customers Spnd,Thcir Friencia Legal Notice Ann Page Sparkle Gelatin All Flavors......3 for 17c t* k m la g a t Ua __________ kast a t Ihg law a a l p rk * If ■ » • * * ♦ * * * » O i «••«« * « « w » 3 STANLHr MAIUIION Hl’KN CKIl *tf *••****■*pgta*fg* StflHC! m IC eslle e iC yearn Paa* I. ■*• * ’ I hut no people up to the pre-i o’ 1tints.- have ever had the rouruui t.. Ida It. n Natlana, MiM ii' * iit iiiii like IIndividual*, " '" " " ' grow old and llku It. They gar. at the signs of the past glory a 1ve a * l|h and then take aiiolhr' ilrlnk. f' A ll this does not mean Fran ce, Ita ly and Spain, or othn nations whose glory Is in the pu*i. w ill dlsentegrate In thu io-m future. A nation’s evening ml* Ms usually long. There i* a gl ■" | long- afte r mhfnight. Fortunately our nation Is youm lllk e iy in the lato twenties. Iim this hy no mean* assures os s u M i Nations too die hy accident. J" - ' I now the world l« an unsufe pluc [fo r a il thing*. I can get a one w ay vlsu to Both. I pest, H ungary, hut I mu#'> » » " until I get there to find out when I can return. T h e y tell me thui some can't. In tho face of u Mini tlon like thla I have jim uud rd m yself to vlalt safer places i N O TICB TO A P I'H A II iT O l Mre. Marlun Moore Hpsnci'f Parks Hirest Pepperell, Massscti nestis C m I W h m I k ? M u lb w Our Own Tea ^I^| THREW ” 1 Con Trust A & P .c Iona Peaches 1 PAGE THE 8ANF0RP HERALD, BAjgP»P FLORIDA OTHUWPAY APflUBT II, 1M» 3 Reg. Bars 23c 2 Lge. Bara 21c AJAX FOAM CLEANSER T II I P E F R A N K S 24 oz. can 590 7 oz. Glass 590 %'s 3 for 250 POTTED MEAT JACK’S ASSO RTED COOKIES 7-o/; 2 pkgs 25c 18-oz pkg 35c C H O C O LA T E CO C O N U T LAYER CAKE 12*oz size 35c 550 I U DM L SOAP R e g Bar 7c 2 Bath Bars 2 l£ I • 1 �.................................................. ' . ’ ’ ' " ••. ........................................... '................ ............. * V ________ . T O T B A N T O K P H E I A L P . B A W TO KP F t O K P A Oviedo News From where I lit ... Jp Jo « Marsh Mrs. -Hattla P. Ragsdale and son Hobby of Oviedo and Floyd Cooper of Sanford enjoy* red a visit ‘ Sp o cs A n d I Sm lo Mats Hill, N. C. with the B. F. Coopera, after which they have Eyo To Eyo grill*" to Cbattdhoofa, Tann. AtIM mini mid Hiram, Cm. before they Aakad Spore Alton to to hnnllna to what f thlnh to right. I’ve re call plan to return home. Mr. and Mra. J, P. Cog and loot week. Known him all my Ufa. to dislike yon for no! teeing n v rp family, Mlaa Audrey Cog and re I wasn’t surprised when pa IMsy the way I aee K." lliimilr. are enjoying tbo ocoan at allowed op with so inn. Hpere From where I alt, open-minded- Daytona Beach. daren’t Ilka to kill earthing. Mr. and Mra. Charles T. Nibneea is a wonderful <p>*IHy. There lurk mid daughter, Mias Dorothy Couldn’t ask for a better hunt- are plenty of things Hpere admire* Nihlack, arc also enjoying .Joyll _ a very tnf companion, though. We tramp that / don’t ear* for. Llk* Ms nice vacationi t at . _Daytona Beach fondness for buttermilk. I’d rather around the woods, and whenever tMU* 'lifl" n u a p iin * IPsriln, ■ i ttin. lll. w ild liB l Susanna who has the dog* flush a bird, I blase away have a glass of boor anytime . . . I lieen visiting her aunt, Mra. Char­ hot Hpere Allen and I don’t let lies T. Nlblack at Daytona Beach, while 8pees just watches. little differsue** get In the wsf ad ha* returned home. Told him one* I was surprised he something big Ilka friendship. Ml** Belly Aulln has also re* want along . . . feeling tho way he turned homo from a vacation at New Smyrna Beach. dare about shooting anything. Mr. and Mrs. David Earl are "Wall, Joe," ho says, "you do what ^ o t OKauSL I also anying "K ths Oviedo people yon think la rlgkt and I’ll atlrk i-iijiiying tha ocean at Daytona Ui-arh. Mr. and Mra. Milton Gore and Cepyrigto, /*•». Called SM tt Bttm n l daughter Julie hove returned home • (iillnwing o two wook*' trip I throughout Now York, Now JarI *cy and other northeaatern itatea. Mr. and Mra. R. W. Estes and family, Ml*s I .aJune Bates, Kay ami Tummy, aro enjoying a trip In California. -S’X ’TWUWHCWraw 1 Mr. and Mra. Marvin Datiiell mu! non Gary have returned home ! after enjoy In* a trip to Georgia J O H N S O N ' S i nad Daytona Beach. i W. T. Walker haa alio returner) G R E A T E S T home ufter (pending a couple of w eeks at Daytona Batch. F E A T U R E ! Mr*, lie., (I. Walnrlght and liuys, llrnny. Hoy and Joy, who have ih-rn visiting Mrs. Walnrlght's parents, Mr. and Mra. H. A. Adam* , at Opp, Ala., have returned hum* iirroiniiNnled by Mr. Walnrlght, ' who went for them. The M. L. Gary* aro enjoying a • Ri y m i i • Syncre* Control i visit in Wayneavllle, N. (;. now ■i . . i -----u . f - ail t ' a fte r visiting relative* at Villa }AWwMVivf v^rvw T Mr. mid Mra. John Evans and t i » f W J o fo io o f M f i n i i Msiinay family,• m A i«tthin and David Ler. are enjoying a few weak* at their . plan- In Wayneavllle, N. C. These fisfiln* ami vacation hours 1 Mr. and Mra. B. F. Wheeler, ar romparderl by tlielr grandson, Ww« are murh loo short anil valuable Evans, li ft a few days ago for In taka a chanre. Ask any Sr*. their home al Waynesville fur «tveial week*' visit. Horse owner—he'll tell you,"A Mr. anil Mrs. T. B. Clong* an several weeds with their Johnson won't let yon down." enjoying r bill lieu Ht Hast I’olnt, tin. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Trtagm- and , »nn. Walter. Jr. aio visiting n lutIvi-s at Newheiry, H. C. I DE PE N Dability announcing tho birth of g son. Valdoate, Ga. Mr*. A. R. Pierson, Larry Douglas, at tho Florid* and Mias Louisa Carter, also of Sanatarlum on Aug. 8. The seven Valdoate, have returned home, and one-half pound troy Is the having com* to Mra. J. C. Flower*, grandson of Mrs. E. F. Mltche.n Fred and Ann Pleraon following and the late E. F. Mltchem, and Mr*. Pierson's death. Mr. Paul Flowers, of Camilla, Mrs. E. M. Olllff and the late K. M. Olllff. Thla la the first child (ja.. and Mrs. Berttle McCord, or Sylvester, Ga., who were called of the Leon Olllff*. Mr*. Joe Beasley, Jr., who un­ heir ln-cause of the death of Mrs. derwent a major operation at the Susie Lee Pierson, have returned Florida Hanatarlum, has returned home, Mr. and Mrs. Cagle, of Hlyvcshome and I* progressing fine. Mr*. Augusta D. Covington i< rr. have also returned Home, hav­ still confined to the Florida ing come because of the death of Mrs. Susie Lee Pierson. Hanatarlum. Hilly Meek, son of the W. It. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Talbott hail Meeks, who underwent a major as their guests Mr. and Mrs. operation at the Orange Mem­ Crnigo Talbott and daughter, Judy, orial Hospital, la atlll confined to and Mr*. George fallrott’a mother, Mr*. Harry Cole, of Jackson, Mis*. the hospital hut improving. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Talbott had Mrs. Ema Jn Stevens, of Vat dosta. (ia., Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. a dinner party honoring their gui-«ts, Mr. and Mra. George TalOrcoo Burnett. Mis* Billie Chance, who wort-. holt und Mrs. Harry Cole. Among In the Oviedo Diug Store, is on Ihone Invited were Mr. and Mr*. two weeks' vacation; and rlurli-g A. G. Wagner, of Chuluota, ami her absence, Johnnie Jones is Mi. mid Mr*. Floyd Wagner and children, Martha Kayo anil Tommy, working. Mrs. II. A. A M I. Post Offltv of (Irlando. Clerk, who has been enjoying ■ Mis. K. I,. Kemp ami daughter, .... . are ___ visiting ____ Mrs. _____r Ketnp's two weeks' vacation, Is hark on June, pm <-ills, the ft. It. L. I„ Wheelers, at iiaieuta, the Job. Erwin Ahull, who works In the New Smyrna Ik-urh. Oviedo Drug Store, ia also I>h<a MOSCOW THKAHURP, after a two weeks' vacation. Jack C. Kasell, rudal route ch<- MOSCOW—(/P)—Another Treerlar, la enjoying a two weeks' v e il­ • iiif has liecn found In the Moscow ing which tlon; during ......... time, Pete An . Milmrlw. tin, substitute rarrler, is working ‘ Evening Moscow" said dur­ ing recent excavation work In tho In hi* place. Mrs. Ruhy G. Jones enjoyed a nearby Krutov forest a number of amlent and very valuable allver recent trip to Cocoa. Mra. Huth D. Brown la enjoying ruins were discovered under a a visit with her mother at Jatk- ' sluae slab. The money, It said, dale* track to the time of Khan sonvills. Mr. and Mr*. Wilkes Daniastu* Tnkhtamlsh. and children, Gerald and My is, spent the week-enn with Mi. ami The All-Amerlrn Confeienre will Mrs. J. B. Jones. alien its fourth pro football seaMr. and Mr*. It. K. Tallmtt ami •an >>n Aug. i!D and close on Dee. II children. Dean and Mike, --f with the i-hampionship gume. Wa 7 i l l t m i » I M I D Y , IP fIC IIN T M O W IR A T . O I I I i ii in m i iio a n • m u lin t IMf Mill! f b t & f MASIIY-HARRIS N«. “ A" HMMfOUNTID MOWN 1 / u ti The iiret Hat* around your fteld you'U agree that thoM 2 castor who*Is In traitor design mean more efficient mowing . . . latter, oaeter cutting teat roll* over more acres In tons ten*, . . goto tear* of your crop at ito nutritional boat. * Built up on a huaky, all welded tubular-bar: flaxlblo. Ofl tea No. V to stronger, aturdtor,------ n-^ w amootear porformoncoi BgbL both lubrication aaeureo anaoother. aaay-to-puH action that raquirao laaa power. Bote yots tractor and the No. **•" are protected by quick-octlng aatety ralaaaaa. Eaay boob-upa aatraalol of tlma even before you gat in tea Said. Baa at today. . . gat tea full datcrlto oa tea No. *t. * tA % - 44$ 4u u u 4 Pfffffffil^M^tfff lllllLW; JACKSON VJII » MAUI AN0 I AI I AI I AUI I III Al A I Mrs. .1. N. Thiiiri|isnn enjoyed u j rceenl trip to Ht. Augustine with , her nleee, Mrs. (ii-rmon C. Wilson and fiiin lly, ami another one *u Plant C ity with lelatlvpa then-. I Dr. J. W Martin, germiipaiilej liv his mother, Mrs.'Mary M. Mar­ tin and Mra. M. II. Arlains. enjoyed a iiH-i-tii trip to Clearwater. They I'H O N K 33 were mrnmpanled as far a* Plant I City hy Mr*. Thompson. ' Mr. and Mr*. Icon C. Olllff, ara IIILL H A R D W A R E CO. 301 E . F I R S T THERE IS NO H N B GttHtETlE M THE WMU) TODAY THAN LUCKY STRKE America’j finest cigarette laboratory assures you that— 1. Lucky Strike always means fins tobacco I 2 . 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A s you read thla, a conatent atmam of tobacco . i . aamptoa flrotn every tobaoco-Bowinf area . . , hi Sowing into Uwlaboratory in Rioteaoodj Viraamplea are analyaed, and report* of tbeir Quality go to tha tea man who buy at Motion far makaraof teai atakare of ILucky Strika. Armed with thia conldettUal, acton* tifleinform ation-and theirownaound l i l n s M — in M in iir I( tobacco. This fine ttfjaooo—together w ith actontiflcally controlled manufacmateoda-to your aM fanoa that i no &nar dptratte In the world Lucky Strike) Taatiag tataaaa. Sample# from braky tobacco-growing area are analysed bsfira ■ »""---- 1— "1---------‘ ~nrt~~i irlte urn u . m >m . i. alar aeatoail L&cky Strike scientists supervise Intricate teau deity to guarantee that the weight, atre,density and Irmnaae of your Lucky Strike are alwaya right. Such dataUa ere rigidly controlled to guarantee you a truly tusk cigarette. freak* After Lucky Strike _____________ _ __________ are ia ure at every pleat. S r m ) �■ rm -T T K y Wv la Unity There In Strength — T1IK WEAITIKH T p Protect the Past# of the World t To Promote lh« Progress of America. To Produce Prosperity for Santoro. l un-liter.,(,lr # « VOLUME X X X X a n ANAN INDEPENDENT INDEPENDENT EstabUihed IMS I b f 8ANFORD,FLORIDA^ r Talks Taking Place To Defend Hongkong; Berlin To Get Mar­ shall Plan Funds WASHINGTON. A up. 12—</P) — General Hoyt Vandenberg in* 'd .y ••Id that Huaaia ia Ih* “only uts]ur mitltar) thitat" to the security of the United Stair* and the world. He also defend' td Air Srrrelary Symington, who, he aald, "has labored tire­ lessly to produre effective and economical military air power for the defence of this country" WASHINGTON. Aug. 12 id', —Secretary of Stale Ache.o;, .aid %uJay the United Stale* hi» iircii di.cutting vvitli Unlam the piohlfm of protection of the Crown Colour of Hongkong againit pos.iLIc Chincic Communiit pressure. Acheron made the tliidoiure si a news conference when he was aikrd whether the U, S. had reached a decision to back up the lhiliili at Hongkong. % The defense of Hongkong Imi been a pumaiy concern of the Bntish government in development «• Us Far Eastern policies to deal with the new situation in China Acheiun said the II. H, has talk «cl With the 111it fall govi'l nillriit about Hits matter. He said Anteiican actions uhvlmisly will depend on the development* so thul this country will know what It is backujlllg up. v The Serrstary indicated lie veiy likely will dItruss lire Chinese sttuuHoii with liilttsu foreign ministei (levin when Bevln collies here next month. Achtson'a statement came slim I ly alter J. l.olgliton Stuart, U. S ambassador to China, had submitted to Preaident Truman at the Wldta House definite proposals for a New American pulley toward -het country. Meanwhile, John J. McCloy, Uni­ ted Blares High Commissioner for Germany, said the Administration has decided thut western Berlin I* eligible to receive Marshall Plan «C*allase4 oa Page Twer V I arli Iunc rail ralet have Seen hiked mice the war—they have gone up a lute! of ft? pri refit for u • ---total of f.l hillhtn a year In addl-, rolil|t wa* rrlradng its lateit r*rt ................. * f » " 1I,ur‘‘ •tanee that ha* put more freight billion from a lute merra.e ■ into the eir|>lenet-ship- ,|l(a yeal> the roads a,e going l-e.s find Him an freight rates are f), tapped fur an r.tunaled moving into competitive range »3g(, minion « v ,ar in addition.il 1,11,1 ,Bl1 ' ’ -'k'1'1 « le s . especially' easts a* a result of the 4'1-f..... in cases v ih c c -peed of delivery w„ ki w hjfh K o fl (nI„ fM#r, llrM enieis into it And there now are month more mites Of oil ami gas pipelines The New York Central is «1 in the c o n n ") than theie | ready moving to w hittle this down ‘" v V . V . . . . . •'O'"*’ lr potilble. When if- 83.At I tie lime the interstate Com- 7W) m ,„.opei ating employes go un m eic, f-omnils.lon was announc- a f i ve day week next month, the " « the late . . .t « increase, for ,oad Is going to reduce sharply 17* “r ' T , : ' ' “ 'H ' * ,P* ‘ passenger end freight nation Hie Association of Am erican Kali* ICsaUase* Oa r a t s Thrse) Barbara Dampier Barkley Favors Is Critically Hurt Separation Of In Auto Accident Church And State 1 OtherN Injured As Vice President Tnlks Car Hits Abutment To Layman Meeting At Monroe Bridge Of Christian Chmrh At 2:00 o'clock ihl* afternoon, Dr. Orville Hark* derlared that hr believed that Mls* Danif.lcr I* out uf danger, «nd *ald tie I ulthough dared, *h# had been able to anxwar questions. Her Injuries include a ronrusslon and a small head fracture, he aald. PARIS, Ky.. Aug 12—tA*i Vice President H.ukley rallrd line tonight lor a nation devoted to thr continued protection uf rhimli and •late separatum. Hr lalkrd mil) briefly on the suhjrrt that bn ante •n itiue in an earhange nt »urd» recently between Cardinal Sprllm.in Miss Barbara Dampier, eluitenl and Mra. Franklin D. Ftooievrli nurse, wae still uncooiciotfs at In an addreti before 2,000 deleFernaht-Iaimhlnn "‘‘Memorial lha- galea la a lay retreat of the Chris- Persuasive Doctor Talks Wild Killer <Into Surrendering Alabama ConRldera Segregation BUI IRON CITY, Oa., Aug. A Ku Klua Klan member promises that "thing! will pop” at • meet­ ing of city council Monday night. ' i f you want a good afory, ba aura and attend Monday nfght’n city council meeting," James Beard, 'self-identified Klanaman, told a reporter. It la ex paisted efforts will be made to repeal an ordinance ban- Itaiklry said the ircedom <d wor­ ship ionics lint in the purposes ol a democratic form of govrniinrnt. t'oiigiess hud no rigid, hr aald, i., iriHki- it law uf feeling the in-million* nf irllKiun. It I* the (lilt) id Ih.- govei iilusilt unit It* priqds'. Ill- added, tu cicute un almusplierv in wtilvli nu’li a cumr run l«- car llrd ollt. Tin- Vice I'reildent made no mrnlum of federal aid to education, the nxiic which stirred the esrhungi- helweeu Cardinal Bpullman and Sir*. Roosevelt. The problem* of the world com­ ing mil nf the lest wer, hr said, ran *>■ ' met only by u '‘regenera­ tion nr the mini* of men" through leliglon. And lie *ald that in Spite of all developments that make Mirli a prospect seem dim. na beihr people ate teaming their tragic lesson,** '•Men under the right Influence iruutteutS Oa yaga Tws) Two D ay H unt E nds In N e g r o ’ s A r r e s t GRAY CUUKr, a C., Aug. 13— 14*1- A wiry little negro wanted m connection with an attempted ■ape of a white girl was appre­ hended today and speeded tu tha State penitentiary at Columbia. The negro, object of a wide manhunt near hare for the last two days, was veiled In • wooded urea between this Laurens county firm town and Greenwood, H nil It*a smith of here, life is Willie Junior Tolbert, SB. / The capture occurred to awlftl| that few persona knew about 1? until the negro wae wall on the way to Columbia. A mere handful of officers were oatrelUni tha aeatrh eree when It* waa taken MONTGOMER y T' a I!., Aug. 12 —(A*)— Legislation to require racial aegregatlon in Alabama's residential areas was Introduced today in the state leglileture. Rills patterned altar Birmingham’s new toning ordinance were offered by MAC 8AV8 "NO" ftenaor 0. J. Owens of Marshall TOKYO, Aug. !» -< *)—G.nercounty and Rep. Pug Haynes of tawndan. The proposed new law •1 MacArthur today waltMd a tuiiuwa WMu... made „..u. re .. .Ranate Investlgatton to return to follows racvntnmiM recommendations cently by Birmingham’s Police Washington and M i f f on tha Commissioner Eugene Connor. . foreign arm* aid bill, Racial friction and near violence The occupation commander . In recently occurred in Birmingham whan negroes began moving Into a white section. The bills seek to make it lllagal for marabara of either race to live In an are* ''gen­ erally and historically recognised” aa restricted to membera of the A klan parade planned hare fur opposite race. They would prohibit Saturday night ua been post­ a negro or white person from liv­ poned. ing In tha other residential district more than Id hours. Violation of the propoaed law THE WEATHER would be punishable as a mladerneanor by 11 montha la Jail and 3NVILLK, or 11,000 fin*. la* bills say "it has been tha Aahetllle invariable custom universally ob­ Boston served to require whit* and adored Cincinnati residents to tlv* la Kanaaa City sldential areas la A __ North Platte wae ffret aetttei" At* Waahli i ' H W S r o . L. D r.k . K u „ . changed gunfire with Klansmer recently. The State Department at public safety has lent three men to Donalavllle to etrengthen the five-man atatlon. , a statement gave th*a* two amln reasons: I. He’s needed in Tetryo "during this moment of crlUeuT evaata la the Far East.” 3. The testimony wanted from him concern! China, "which has never been wfthia the age* 0f my command mponathtlHy." Meanwhile Th* Setmt* fwMg* Relations and Armed Bervtaea Committees voted U to It today to aak General D*«g|** “ 9 Arthur to return from Ji • report to Congt reported this vote they came from • session of th* tw* LEGION Marabara of gfo* baseball •d at th* i hall-" ' i' '-1 l U . ' 'V i'.r fa ta- rs T r u m with Ihumter- - I 'l . n r i - lln iin th S .ilu riiil). t lo ilr r a t r v n -lv ili oliuls frr* lisn ln g in -h u H r r - Ajmoclnted P m- ih I.cunciI Wire 1DAY AUGUST 12, 1949 Yugoslav Government P r e s i d e n t i a l Fact­ finders Tolit Wage Is Accused Of Sell­ Increase Means Dis­ ing Out To Capalisguised Devaluation tic Nations Of West a n ’s i O N o . 254. N a m e * t f F iv e P e r c e n t e r s Presit leiu's New York, Aug. 12 -f/l'i MOSCOW. Aug. 12—<>P)— Soviet Ruiiis denounred the Yu- ihanman uf the American Manage rm today luua, xr , , an ... toent Association told the preji goilav gnvcrnmrnt fact-lindeu today that it rnrmy of the SovieTIUnion* and charged dial Premier Marshal Tito’a llcelwniker. win then pay demand. ‘ regime more and more is throwing It could plunge the El. M min a d»l>ifmull. in it* lot with the west. John M HiiKtirk. aptiruimH m Thu iwerpuig Soviet attack. made pul,In l.y the Motrow radio, behalf ul the iteel indu.tr). .aid ... ..... . m a Ru.tian notc|»b*' arjy wage rn.iea.e. granted Yugnda*i* .lb* ElO l ruled htetlwiilkrl- is been willing to abandon it. baiic claim, for Amman territory a. compcniatiun for wai lore., bul wiihed to shift the reipnnsihilily lot this lireision to the Sovtcl government. The note we. the fourth in a •>ene. of Inttei diplumatic exchanges between Mu.cnw and Belgrsde over what the Yugo.lavs regarded as Hunts's abandonment of Yugoslav Irniiniial ilaim. at the retenl big tour foieign mitmlei. conlerenca in Bali. rllip ld in iittc n ti* erv»is in L o n ilmi wonder*d w h ith e r lids ' a ,*!*i n iitliira k o f uoinr c o llin g .Ig n a le d j -h o rp e r Soviet policy agolnsl i he T it o govennnent. iiilit I T u tt \ S H IM , m \ , )„ g .)2 — ,4*| traloi 11lie i i l l N i l -a id •oil ■( v| ■| l ,r u n it H a r r ) tl. ' ditehn I’le -i.lm t Tin m a n '* h im Hite ha- u id lia ie d hi* k*llllUK llr •N Id tf’klifl m the tl» •* iifttrnltr" hear^ m .t lr 1 111It *•, llf 1it y 1 14,111 lit 4(1 ot the 1Mllinnilr r ... 11.In. lln, ihe in•!*»•• * tl l .1 li"t - 1 % .It h i n % ■«IkKli .1ii xiiiilil hr 1 illrd gatrunsl pa Mr i u u f another of w jg i im ira te . He -ini "the l*.ite facing the countiv and this board l* Due* Amen, a want more oitliiiun ' t an Amrm i wand nioir inllalinn? ll die Kunomy piuteedr along linn that "will iitirly i ante infla­ tion I Inn in k laid ll would mean "the end of will kind id riomtlov. Hi 'I he Itnec ooili fuel I Muling boaiit liefuie which hr appealed Wa- set a|i In l*i e*ldent liiiinan to aveit a gelieilrl *1eelw n| ker* •trike la-1 Ini) Hi It* leeommendatiuii wtneli mii*i he -idnnltted to the I’le-lileiil by Aug Ht), will not lie limiting Oil elthel lide ].*,! week. I lie union in pieediting M“ *t>le o f the >a*e told t),e I.om<1 ll wanted a dll lent* on hour "package" incieu-e Vd* yyiuiM ini’lllde a 12tk cent wage boo.l pin- sortnl Inaoianc* and M It »III | ) r row Sm ilh A,,g |> h A ir|i.111 ilui \|,, /P) ilanv *i. If .n - u a - ti l l i n ru - sloty nain\ln AfklASlNO tl.ORI a Sri.alr -nt committee In \t. -(.ii.gf. u n •( ttvitiei of in* »u*cal led liv e-|u u gnUi a." l'« ,1 , ,, idle . . Iligligiu. .\U„ fin iit1111c n.am,in. tui et, I* >tu, i CrtmlU.wti.. . .1 (.,(..U.t tl,« piuLa. t„M i t .. Y Hunt f. u, ,i Amiy uttl-ri At left, I* til Ig IJ As.iklwiit Ju.l** Advia'ate licueial He tritltieit 1' .iJttiatdr •t,,it.list l alls a Ilia de'' tu ittipillt * ualti comm, ,.g paynivnti ul . iimlnluiil. (I'.:. 11.0*1 week Tito alerted hi* (limp* III Yugo-luv Macedonia, be­ tween ............... Bulgaria and Albania, and -aid Ida Huviet•do­ minated neighbor* were »preadlng i uinui* of a possible Red sct^lt pccittuni. Invasion there. The Yugoslav *" leader was quoted by hit uffl W\“ lllNt;ro,S 11 ulnan w e am.ing nolaMca who ir ie n e d deep t i e r m - tinin a m n i r i n liv u n lu in thr ‘-m a le 's five pen r u i n ilupun tudav luoug h t ih l- ie|i|\ 11«*ln I'lrw d rn tia l S e u e la il t lia ilr - ( . R u— “ I I,a i r im m t.•«n tii mu) whatever aliuitl that " > “ ll means u ill-g id -e it ilevaluaflon -’I the cuite iicy even it II doe- nut leacli the |m1lll uf c ieu t- 1 Ing a leal id the value uf all <Although Tito ami the Krem­ n)„i,e\ llic ultim ate le -illl “ lin have tieen ul mill* fur mure thou a vesi, tha note inarkeit the first lime thut ltii*»lu hod used the term “enemy" tu referring to tna Yugoslav government. Wife Is Have Been C iiv rii Deep Freeze; Snviler. V mson, 'i'oo Tout tlv At 'I'Tve-Perccnt' l'lolif I he im lr slated that I ito'a t«- likely to "go llnough the gime a . ra lly as A pril, 1947, had econuiuv ’ ami would lead liiin iiii ,il. ,i*< w ith l Inef In -Ill e \ ili-uit “ r. irla rv of the i r a u m ‘ in i.lri I due- K \ a u la 'lii.in , I e iin il Ifr -i i i f liu a id lio v e r1............m i l I ir.u gr Hi ( m rnil'ri \ \ 11pn ti nn ier slid | i r t i d r n l l a l Ill- Ion. lie I know ii.'diing w I n l f i r r about dial, rillir i K - -a id when llir . lliri naiiif i r u iiiruliulied I lie ii, i i t n .d lln- dee)i iree/c State Jayccctt To Mrs. M. Milchi !! ....... . ........... g,Srait-bHV*vSf £ jS le k Outlawing Critically Injuredi^ y «*• 2“T',i|jrJi K O tlvr on the f Hooded Groups ByDrunkcnbriver *' ...... m. .... .. Soviet note saldi ‘That certain strong H**» hind ((’uallaa.a Oa rasa Two I Local Officials Endorse Shorter Route To Oviedo ,iiilll-- r l l l e i f d dir i . r a i n l g VC(teida)* ’ i .l i e n t r . idle d United Nations Ato)i,fig) i 'omnils'lun. ^ ,M)I| k made Id* statement a \l,li. n i L r e dial lie h ll.lim iin att fliqqied I I n f ill r la in III til* J l V one in that noth- P r r s i d r m St*nU;iril< AtiilmrOf "f*......\ *' i ,l,r ",| ilu,v m u* a w/:i .iih. !*..« *..... V" a'-' " r■ pinion , I ,, bad (h a n g e d hls Reports On Cunvun riit* Wind' J \ (*11( i| ( ill„,|1.l|, ,|, d ir dighte ul ”,u e i,lv a- a InisIneNSlnao wlm ),** -lu d iril the liM*i* n f "»• ntllim ul no m iiriy unit I* Inte rrst tion At K e y West I' m lie* M e ,if | )e*.11! I " il • >1 •••* iiirmne-'. WIN lilt r.l nut i.nli in preservin g It hilt I in-1 .toil It'll 1*1 Sl'Iiitl'M Mt'* Wi­ In nidlnr ii lo lu in g *1111 flirt h r i ll'. i n Winl, it mnithfi t>f the A rr.n h llin n wa. p a ..n t l,\ lln \ M " - I \ \o ., I* j nomunii I’.nn lo all m ir people tit. «■! •hiltllliM Kl "U p. l.tVi rc « at th ru i n ro t l o n f . i r i i i e M ill lit ll ll,# | , l l ) . u til I’ n itn H ug Uial “ •eel W olkei U li. i, 11«11it y ’ n I t r i ll 111 k i I'N iiiu ttJ. wage nii*rM*r* wuu Id - w ill I-it R ev W e t , re ip ir-tu m 11%.- s i,tt- , M l 1 u It -» J i m i l i ( h i 111v h * sip vjit H i It v I'uiltist **4 mi *hu! 'iMH «t ..MilNurd 4»u l‘h |« I mm * thiiiiighoiit i tie nut inn'* in d u -n y . I rg i-la t n ir at it* , p n i.tl -r -. i ,, n |. ' •* r ' • I'M* t|, |*||,| » ... h , Hancock -itid *uch » develop outlaw activities id bonded toga With »hc WiH* I t* Hr l i l t ht'l I National (Juard Is ('onumnuled For Its Showing /Vt Camp |,,|,n Srnkank * f t • mullf f*v t If. H. Hope, chairman nf thr n.rr.1 .....Id m nra-r total labor- in/ati,in. < tt Itold mrmhers nf the Nanionl luuun | Hoard of County Commissioner-, t-u-ts (■> »2ft,ntiii.iHi0,iHMt. I ** 'lit t* n.tiil lln* «11imr I mu M ir 1 l lianiher nf C iin m ie iir at tliel today declared that he agree* with, ________ •t b # ‘ lttilflMl «•( ih r It lriil.u * It ' the recennt statement of Mayor , louri.l Crntcr yeilenl.iv | |iiiain r (J l l i t u , n h r l v v r n t l!tt* Frank Talbott of Oviedo that a ^ n (| M u G r t lt h • i' l in.-lc'i| T.i llirlull* | shorter road between there and| ,, ,i A i. tivif.es ...nf sm ... ti o ig iin ira liu iii ; | Hanford by meant of a fill over A lH t r o V U t l B y ( i r O t l | ) 'he Ku Klu Klan wr.r Iriitie il i tit nil kmi I mi tit 11ri tuJ ’ M i-m l.cl» o f t ’om piiiiv I. 12 H ti Lake Jesauji would be uf girut A............. ha dril.iini . — . and .ai'l j un■American, ,, I i Irrt I l u i i i n l i ) . F lo rid a N a li.u ia l <iuaid, that annlher Jaycer reudiilioii atk | , , tl benefit tu Hanford and Uvirdu W A S A l N H t o N , Aug 12 ld*l niplatad I i ii mug In and hr la in , l • t tlv I !..(,,Il.d |,'.uv*' •like. . ii’uiiiiig all I'qiiHim ant i-m a .l to the Srliulr l.ullclai)’ ('ollimlller rtl that ncw.paprri ichain lion hblirt* |»la • l . i f i -l li il i t t*I it's The County Commission recoin il.i-io Im lliu annual .lu a io p m c n t. aiirplmg advarlitinK In n ii liumlr.l t( M l htiiI l«* i»r J(.( I t .lack*UII, H. * aM vi •*Mi Ik ■ i a k T i C 'V S a \o iw *“ » , J f t m s y S S a klan. Rued Department several year , i , u iiin g tu H a n fim l l « - ( Sunday. 11111\t il rt r II ItM > l * \ u*ltcr of tbr I lent. itliym utld Kinlai collil l i r Inca) Jaycrc* d r, ulril tu illago aa worth while, and in Juiy lLu. Jt. ®M j llir vote wa* P >% v %’ltt w I'I lI i r J loo I**t ill . i i,in,ling u fflc vr o f 1 ’iiipny f. approved a Road Department inap, Sl '.J* * • i i the matter at a inert,ox u iih 2. tfrii h ill iih I Vb.»i H ltril .1 bloi* 11111,i 111 . ,I Hu- man for rluu’i fine showing this road as a prospective I hr cntnmiMrr alio trciimtil* lid in llir next two w rrk*. .....pel all.Ill at camp nn.l -'ll'pli11 in * I .j*'..ii r ci i l l fi »t11 V <i 11f It project, he stated. Two m rm ln 'r* w r t r -uiKb-,1 Pointing out that the fill over ,t ii lu <> thr ciiiillrinallon ol foi -p rc la l g ifts . Ill OiKilf- r I ]m. 1.1 |.tr- itir It It •VltnoirlMt 9ti Its ....Kiel tliviii for titdng • ti.i-cu a* i In- |,.*| ciimpany In Hie I'lmd Lake Jessup would connect with l.ymatot J llowanl Mrtirath (D optiimetriat Mint llF\tlvMf*l vhr i r»|nHiiIff| a,|fl%htt I n lllv |liilia|n,n lit* purtlcidail) ttiaiiiHanford Avenue he said, "I think ijd, |ir an u, nry gi-neud sue- d irw I ho u lft o f m pal# m i' I |t.q|■!iill tllrm l tltl* lit.ttlf* ll |ilaAMl , I the mull fill llir fin* *linvvinq Hanford Avenue ia designed a* a L , C l a r k |it*nttr!•« Hlat« H«|)t«*nriilal ivf 1 pc ||m I H ut \I*It Itrll b>•till 11 nrctl j t III,! lllvitloliul ICVICK ul Ft. state road a* for a* the lake, uml I , |lujr,naM Mct'aiiun (l> Nevi It>>•Ilf v O dhuin was given a cm wai not 'thrown back’ when the- ((r>| dfC||llr,, , -y w|„, vots-rt ntriii Dick Tracy detective outfit toll»di hp 111 i t tii'iii 4» llir n o r the .lin k--ii vvlisic llir 12 lib llifuntiy »a* pnigad tha b«*t lot biding a gold badge, inag iillv tttv r ‘ .Itlrl m ill* III |I4il| nr 'r - i),.li,1do Highway was com h. l.ia iil, Kadttr announced also pitted. It is not under state main- •« M „ ,a) Henatm* Dnnnall lug glass and w iilslla. rln nvh d ia l ull in. ii u f C o in pan) I i « ii. F. Gant* annoimcrd Hu n-i M l. lit )l Mi 14k1>ail*" ll f t* lu l Il.d In H a tlfo ld III tun- aiidp* Mi Il'MlISHS Oa r * | . T k u u Lhlk Mill *1ft tKi'flEVil u —ith im mishap* wltli tin? van-p In Mi p ii-llile sl til 111 ;i.'1 kill* MlM'MiUl inni ul a little put*iui iv) A rhc I M a n I h H o iih 't i, ill pi. .e 4*.’l ill1" Mil it I I., lift AI u mealing livid la*i evamng u i Itidilly a! n un i'. M , at llie Hunt -r J l> 4 lit*! Itohhed By OrandHons '.(•.still .1 c l Annuly two naw mniil.ci- .vcic t.llllllv f llr llil -KI.I uli 1.ii t,. ii into tiiu Inc at Gliaid, Ml’ Nk:\VMAN, (la , Aug. 12 I I lu’l I'b.ild I,IIll I llll ill gene G. Havln and Alfi«d ti. 9IIB4*4fM' I'wu v. convict brntltete weir «C a Him, 1. it. i>lrt-rain ( r u in M t** Ilclui*. l.laut, Kudtii c ‘iiimalidcd cused today nf liaatlng tlicit nn M lJ.lirlln I d l r t l , Ilui iiiu il)' i( nil men fill’ attending (ba annual yrar -old grandfatlier wltli u pl-lol tef I -M ill fiu c liiif- A *let-11 i iicumpiiient ami rvipu-ted each SM UGGLER'S COVL, Calif.. Aug. 12— {/P )-A Boston matin* and taking |446 ba had Hr,l up in '.iy'lt - iiillii'tt-d along tin- Guardsmen tu racnill a n.w maiugn-.l, . ((* hi* sklrHall, They uhi i I tin in»nrv I . , tiei In nlder In ilulltilv tbe iiuiin•cientitl may dive deeper into the bluk depths of the oreen tomorrow to iilty clothes, liquor and a it-rd "' ' ' tiei-blp for tho IH6(i ciii'ain|iiitenl. than man hat aver gone before. h, k , ly tout lllllll* uf Oil officera charged. I Im 1iicaiI rumpaii)’ tin.- un mill Otii Barton, 48, Harvatd-lramrJ tngmeer. hopes to descend 6,000 cur, ti*,i : vcoi *,1iI The grandfalehr, W. H. Kilbmi. . ......... 1 alni fulir office'* and anv pci- 'in feet in a cart steel ball called a Ustho.cope. dangling from a steel wa* baiteied oil the eye and clock *•••''“l'-# *.i- ntile tu timiin, • I’-lilug Information nildog u Iii’ll-Mllv. vvlicll lolcini-- tin* Guard am asked tu contact cable. At that depth water pre*- ♦ -liortly after last midnight at rhe )liri led. “I'l’ggy T" aura would be 87,000,000 pound* rrrt from a crane on a 100-foul farm horna of hi* sun, Mitcloll Sgt. T V. Ilrowit, I'upu's Filltng Aii.iilu i li lend *aid Mi-- Miti'licll .HruI Inn. l.laut, Ksdet at Kaiivi's Kelliim. He was bound tu u tod on th* benthoapbere. -tael liarga nearby. -blind wi ll' cm unto tu Inwaliy Htori'. or to attend any Barton and Dr. William Reel,* Harton, an underwater explorer mid iilaaavlnga ripped fro m in* 1N llclgllbul ll.'llll tlu-nll'l' to -CC till, 'I inn misty nlgllt meet lug at th* of th* N*w York Zoological Hoc- (tree I(120, has been planning this shirt. lliili.lt Him “A ('«ntvrl.tity Tala'* Armory at 8:00 P. M iet|r already hold tha world'* deep npgriment since lORST He dsMgned and hit savings ripped from lit- vvto-ii jtir 'lie lilt. diving raeoed, - 9,089 *—* feat In ‘ . jke benthoscope. Its name la taken u**allanta aa Thurmon Kilt..... Hi’i hii-bsird, victim of a hawit bathysphere off Bermuda In 19H4- from the green benthos, meaning .11, and Harman, 81. lie said hotli mliiiciii f'.i - i-vi-ih I vcbi *. -aid liecreation Schedule Barton hopes to naarly double that ii.pt h or bottom of the sea, ami recant ly complated pmilirutiMi) In, wa* nit.,ul n Htrp lialiiml hi* Saturday tarma for automoblla thaft. -cvpein, meaning to vlaw. depth tomorrow, wire, litiiri w iw lie, too, would liidlil A. 61,— All day picnic and Vessels of tho little fleet en­ Barton can aTt or kneel In the In Atlanta j |mvt, |1Prn innneil. Mar*h was ad- -wlmmlng parly at HsnlauJo h u.ui «.>j na r * a* i'hr«*> gaged In th* project gathered to­ tphsre, 67 W inches in diameter. u* may triad to buy an autunioldle Hinlugs. night at thia eova on Hanta Crux It weighs 7,000 pounds and its with a 9140 down payment. They Monday HUH KNCAM PM KNT Island, II milaa south of Santa .teal shall la t 914 inches thick ^ r*,„b,««9 hl to Jail here, and H:30 A. kf.— All-Htni tiasaball Tlie Huy* "f Woodcraft liranrh team will maat at taka Front Barbara. Early tomorrow they'll at Its thinnest point. It la de- sheriff Potts announced, charged B t out to the apot in the Santa •lined to withstand pressures with robbery by forc*-an offen - of the Woodmen of thu World, Park and will iaave for a gam* in which h« i i U Ip Mtfima cKiea iiiimiierlng about 600 youth- from Orlando with an ail star recrea­ ua basin where the deepest down to 10,000 f*«|, all over Floinln, will arrive Hun- tion team. waterieraa found by electric lath- its steal door ia IS inches in may ire puniahabla by death. 1day at the Municl I Airport for diameter. Om fuaod quarts win­ U:d0 A. M,— Register foi tsnnll , C OF C BALLOTS an encampment through Wedne*- tournament at Ft. Mellon Court. Th* venture Is a project of the dow, 9 inches thick and 6 9/4 Inches John Ivey, pra.ident of the Hem-1day- They will stay nt the Fallow2:1)0 P M.— Play Center.-dts* Allan Hancock Foundation for In diameter, looks straight ahead. geteatUI* research of the Unlvcr- Aaothar, I 9/4 inchaa across, looks inoia County Chamber of Com- >i hip Front ami will eat in llm big cuss plans for a fair to be bald raerce, today stated that "printing mt-*s hall. Saturday morning, Aug. 20. Those of lontbarn California. Capt. .trsight down. Haneeeh, 74, la president of two outs Id* lights will lllumla- of baltato far elaetion of directors! Member* of Calory Camp No Interested in having booth* at ' njft uro invited to attend tha tha fair ar« requested to attend ____tetoee, director of tha att th* o m m depika, A motion nwday 9awf ^ ” na4( Wed•ha m**Haw. ttow and u tto r of the Val* ftotntg* camera nkaaii through the a iJ [ u r |hh'p? I tampmenb'1DuringJhalr atoy tha Begin thuffleboard '• Karlaa laboratory v*an) favard'Wtodbw. f akeghene and not aeeurad a Marine Scientist Will Seek Now Deep Sea Diving Record Tomorrow should de thl* la o iW T 'tr' a, . ^ 4 . v*rtoi • t I'hnnlliir** -I,i,arts amt tnters Into Inquiry Invadar-i ....... pital at tl -.Of) o'clock this morning ' ii■n Church at its founding home, • nv Referring to the present nature a* the icsull of injuries and a pni- ,lhr rane ridge meeting liuuse. of Yiigiislav-Husalan relations, lln- sihle rnncuiiinn received in an aitlnmnhile wreck at the Monroe Bridge at 2:00 o'clock this morning rhrrp oilier occupants of lire 101(1 Ford coupe which inn into the nmlli abutment of the budge were lelrasril this moimiig Irolu the hos|iital alter tiealnirnt lor bruises, they are Mrs* Mary Louise H'aallwiiea Oa rata Two) 8TEILACOUM, Wash., Aug. 11! —(A*)—The ipilpt, persuasive voice uf • Tacoma doctor early today V l y s t e r y S n r r o t in d H talked a rampaging steel worker ot'l of his barricaded house after D a y t o n a B e a c h M a n the death and mutilation uf his Everett l.aroy Hull, of Daytuuu woman companion. Fourteen peace officers, using tear gas ami hilly Heuch whh was picked up In cluba, had failed In a throe-hour daxrd comlltion last night un the roadaldo near tha Anrhor Inn, effort to bring hint out. % The steel worker Is John Davis, at tho French Avenue, Orlando 4J, and the dead woman was Iden­ Highway Junction was raUased t h is morning from karnaldtified tentatively as Mrs. Arisen I.anghton Mamorial H o s p i t a l atone,47, hotli of Tacoma. Davit where ha had bean takan In an was being held in tho Pierce coun­ ambulance shortly after midnight ty (all. Officers said hie condition Dr, Orville Rarka, attending prohibited Immediate questioning. physician, said today that Hate, Coroner Paul Mslllnger aald tha whoee forehead was bruised, had woman had bean brutally mutila­ signed lha .release from the ted. hospital contrary to his advice, Deputy Sheriffs Cliff Tolson and and declared that the men, while Kuatell Wall said Davis' wfla told not aufferlng from a fracture, may have had a concussion. •fthls story! Hale could give Sheriff’s deputi­ Davis and tha woman cam* to tha Davit house, an unfinished re­ es no epherant Idea what had sidence, §at 7i00 P. M. lest night. caused lha Injuries, aald BherlD Roth were Intnalcated, Davit ord­ Mero thia morning. ered hls wife from lha house, Watching from a window, Mra. Davie aald, aha saw the couple fCeatlaeeg Oa Page Tttsei KKK Leader Pledges ^xcitement At Meet londlng fig u re s, show ing thertM ur- I..-,- I.ave tin tied to other means ren l|y 1 (u per t. rn , 1)r)t,w a yrar «f moving goods. . aK„ M||lj jjtl.S per cent below twu It - no accident that you see yl,a r i a(f0, Fot the year so far mole an,I linger tru c k , and heavy lh<> 1Mm „ods have been loading an Geight trailers on the highways, average of II4.0UO fewer car- each li . in.t Just m utelgla or a fla ir week, than in the -ante .1) week* im the rninanlie nrnl pletillesque |aa) y eHr that lots Inciensed the iiumhec and; O ffsetting the e s lra »2*K| mil ............. '‘" IK * ' on the nation's |jun , y , ur )h , railroads expect to wat er way . Nor Is it Just happen- „ „ (lu lll th(1 , a U „ ,)ikr |h , t U Y NEWSPAPER Acheson Plans Freight Rates Are Going Up Again Russia Brandt s i e d P a y t t i k t M Protection 01 But Car Loadings Are Falling Off Marshal Tito SeenAs threat r ^British Colony As Red Enemy To Prosperity IIY S\M DAWSON NTW YORK. Aug. *2 -t/l')—Hail fici|lit rales arc going up again. Thu iv tahiiUlnl t» cost the nation's shipper! aiounil $2*H nullum * vest. Rut in nine ipiiiileis them i* doubt as to wliethei the ilupprit will pay all of that to thr railroadi c m jltvM'it v:J. game. V ’(J‘ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 11, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 11, 1949. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 11, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/74d77e05e145641f1b187358be718478.pdf dfacff54b3f183d9f80b6220a985893c PDF Text Text THA BANPORD HERALj?. B A ltfg g g P lO M P A WORDS OF WASHINGTON The Clue That The Clock Gave Away BRAIN TEASERS S an axarciaa of tha I.Q., aaa i If you can flguro out tba sorrect anawar to aach of thMa in ona minuta or laaa: 1. / / Smith is i trungtr than Pottsr, but Pottsr is as strong as Toots, then Tools is B. aa atrong aa Smith! b. atrongar than Smith! e. not aa atrong aa Smith! d. atrongar than Pottar? 8. I f L o u is s a ts laaa (k in Frank and llsrbsrt sats as mush as Louis and Charlss tats mart than Frank, tksn Hsrbsrt sats: a. more than Charlaa! b. laaa than Loula! c. aa much aa Frank ! d. leaa than Charlaa! 8, If Martha ts twits as old as Francis and Francis is ona hat/ as old as Joseph, and Joseph is twice aa old at Jtanns, thin Martha ist a. older than Jeanne! A oftw play ■ laidC lot roll la mjelocks Below ara the flret Uttar* and daflnltiona of tan four-lattar worda. Complete aach, ualng only let­ ters fbund Id Waehlngtoo. Tima yourself; getting all taa within thraa minutea la sKillsnt. W—---- J D«iay departure A --------- - In a littla while. S ---------- : Gate a vocal aole. II---------- Suspend. I —-------: To tha iaalde of. ft ——— ; Near to. C ------ — i Bataway. T --------- - Chlnaaa aacrrt eoclety. f>----------i Vow. N —-------: First famous aaa captain. Aa a vocabulary axarciaa, aaa how many other words, four or mors letter#, you can gat from Washington by tha anagram method. Thera a n at thalr um la *#• U bllihiog alibis. Taka tha Montre case for Instance. Tba bullet-riddm bod/ of old Mr. Montra v u discovered by bla oaphawJaaon. T hla waa tba atory Jaaon told to Inspector Far- , ^ U O « |^ B V \\H H 1 I J J "Having aoraa I C ^^U b\ \ buainaaa in tba I P & V fl nalghborhood, I I thought It would ■ itvViM ■ ba a good opporH ip!**! M tuaity to drop in fTS] r a t /• 1 1 and aaa how tba | | J s| m old mao waa gatM J- / b. older than Joseph! «. aa old aa Jeamia! ; 1 d. younger than JeannaT « hi ««u i -wi«e3 »«e» wrj •| qqu| r* luoiii n WK ‘I IMany CONUNDRUM questions will indleats whsthsr you “know the ropes/ I file rally. I f token you've come to tks end of ths ropes you haven't Jtuag up a pood stars, you should bang your bead. I. Looking at Jean Judy and two of her pretty companions (above) at I’ueadeiik, Cullf., you’d probably eay sha'e twirling a rope, However, a cowboy wouldn't call it a rope, he'd say It was a lasso, a --------- or a ----------! 2. And a sailor never ties a knot in or hauls in a rope. Because he culls It a -------- or a --------- T 8. A flag ran t flower Is the »— R0FK7 4. Blgge’f f "rope” In the world, stretching across a continent, it — — HOPE7 6. Another name fur a hater of mankind Is — -----H OPE! $. A popular proverb la “tllve him enough rope and ------------------------------" ! 7. "Enough Rope” la a well-known book of poems by D orothy------------ 7 I. A rthur Reed Ropes la tha real name of Adrian Rosa, librettist of the claesic operettas, "Tha Marry--------- and L ilac----------" T 9. Daniel C. Roper waa Secretary of Commerce In the adm inistration of P resid en t-------- ! * 10. What competitive sport, Involving teams, la played with a rope! I I , What Frenchman became famous walking across N iagara Falla repeatedly on a tight-rope7 18. Generally apeaklug, what la tba di ITtrance between a cord and a rope? 18. W hat “rope” la found In a man'a m outh! 14. And now we'll see If you really know your rupee, Take n look ut these draw ings and deter­ mine, If you cun, which would actually become knotted If the ends were pulled outw ard simul­ taneously. n PACKING PORKERS ACATTLt-RAlSBR packed a certain number “ of pigt to a crate facing alternate ways. Thraa heads showed on ona side of tha crate and thrag tail# showed on the other aide. Tail, within ona mlnuto, how many pigs then war# in tha crate. In what way art a farmar and t laundry man alike! l ( |N M M u in m « o w* —* 1 7 I i a* a u f* thing noticad waa th a t tha ^ l ■A HE artist purposely made er­ ror* in thla drawing, a t a teat of observation and knowledge. Can you find at least 26 of them ! You can And a total of 29. V-V"*« «l »VI« i*qi»«T <1 ' 11*1 “ » t * * V | J * * U i t q - i i w i » m uv n « u» »U«J || iiu u m »»,» iw ■ M||*>| || y t ' ■» -iio.. rtiAs *s riw>H*.jo.. ti ■Swmu •*•<. *M HUn -fl -|pn» M* •qiuq qn») -an e«*|W'mail pt H«M 'll *“« »f «I*HM (* m e IS LETTERITHMETIC I with 91,16 cants ia my pock­ et. However, 1 couldn't make change for any coin. I didn't have a ail ver dollar or paper dol­ lar, and all my money waa awdera U. 8. currency. What eolna did 1 have! w g tew C OMPLETE tbs multiplica­ tion by discovering the dig­ its each totter represents and substituting them for tha miss­ ing digital C G 7 I G B BEHEADMENT CRYPTOGRAM P £ *1 y s t is s a n s * A I J /^ yW ? r a n d m A la . og ol ai gwf t « worda corresponding ta th i d*Anit! on holow u d ink. F IND ■■ in w I a r : ± ■ auccoadad la compoaing a Mnilbla aantanca ualng all oftha lattara of tha alphabet oaaa only. . One wall-known puaallat aaaw •laaa to it ta a aaatoaaa t o n quatlog la part lea how gutohly ream iw e tr \ WORD SQUARE KNOW YOUR AlC'tt •g v e s^ K w ^ rsa W a a= Ommkn ^ ttoaafgaW A /rQ • pwhlwo.uacif*C * I— Amh aw AUkHdu Ajfcmia hrawa aad W* ■. r l l W 's n M4 ladla c ;town w i b i *-}K M--■t' -J-i ddlLiat »*ll»q *ql 1WJ* *i«oq «*n®q *m gu«iu* ill Ml H s e n t |1 -sn m « 4 i *»*M H«oe q»i» *q) 'eu i|n fM m b nw i*es **t*o»H* «n suss uswse? (One solution •p p a a ra a leew h er e l a t h a P a * .) QUIZ-CROSSWORD BpMmansihstsr BOaOOMTAt, ‘n ess eiu u *q *.tq riBoa M i •»»•! *| S»l»« WS eo |tqi ewri .1*1*1 4->i"u U M *»*q Binouu *ui|| »q, 'qxiti (in iw u M m I f you o n ly have a lead pen­ cil h an d y.you may use It heavy to maka blaik, and lig h tly to maka gray aad, for a third color, ■octlona may ba laft white. DEHEAD aw. aad 1 ward D behead me twice aad 1 el probably die, If aty whole d not aavo ma. What word a n Beheading meant, o f coal ' has bean obaarvad that thorn la more to bo l!aruod from falluro than from auccasa. And a wise aaylng by Cato la Intarfating in thta eonnaction. To raid It, daclphar tha following ■ubatitutlon cryptogram: BKMY HYT QYJAT WAY OAPH OPPQM (XJT OPPQM OAPU SKMY HYT. W# will aklp over tha details, which you probably remember from nawapapar account! at the time of the murder. At he wee tha principal beneficiary of the murdered man, official suspicion natu­ rally fell on Jaeun. Aa tha coroner placed tha victim 's death a t about 8:80, tha young man'a statem ent ae to tha time ha entered the house should have given him a perfect alibi. Than, why did In­ spector F erret, a fte r hearing Jason's atory, place him under a rre a t! make a guilt with thla design. She d o e s n 't w a n t patch#! of cloth of the aama hua to join anywhere. Help her solve h e r p rob lem . Using only three colored penellaor crayons, shade in tha aactlona of th a d e a lg a *o that no two eectlona have tha tame color touch­ ing. 1‘ T “1 fait hla pulse, found he waa dead, eo I telephoned police." Patching Out Crazy. Quilt Is a Poser Uk> w- o I oc^ka d a n d glaaa on tha lowar part of tha grandfathar'a clock waa crackad. Silica tha clock waa atill ticking away, 1 draw out my watch to chack on tha tlma and found It to ba tha aama aa on my watch, 11:26. Examining tha clock cloaar, I aaw that ■omathlng had bored through tha glaaa lavarlng tha pandulum. tin tha wall waa a almllar hola. With a ahudder 1 rcallxad th at thaaa warn bullat hulaa. "F or a moment 1 dreaded to turn around, partly far fear that the aaaaialn waa still In tha houaa and partly for faar of what 1 would And. Whan 1 forcad my ayaa to paar Into tha ahadowi of tha hallway 1 aaw tha body of tha old gentitm an aprawlad on tha floor. WHAT'S WRONG WITH THIS PICTURE? V \l ■ball, but racalvad no answer. Whan | 1 triad tha door II WVBA0 �* r ’r ..... tr1.* •. Arj’f ?**'#':' vff* *?*. »T &><}%»\ < '' •' ‘ '. • - v ' *.. , I d U nity !it*r« la Mtrnngth — THE WhATIlKK T p Protect Ik* P t M of th« World; To Promote the P r a g m a of America. To Product Prosperity for Sinform H a W , Wa sh in g t o n , am. n —upi — A Milwaukee basieessman i r a l l f M today be kited J i m n V. Hunt In I N I to help obtain •onia acarra atoel after Hunt spoke of influence with Prraldent Truman’* Army aide, MaJ. General Harry if. Vaug­ han Albert J, Groan told Senate Intrtallgaiora he paid Hunt II, 000 down, agreed to pay him 91,000 a month and IB percent b on the price of any aleel that Hunt gut for him, o r d & r a t f t St* vitilhtily winds > SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY AUGUST 11, 1949 Senator Accuses W ar Assets Group Of Inviting Bribes “Confidential Infor­ mation" Revealed In Senate's Probe Of Five Percenters f AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY NEWHPAPEB EaUbUahod 1«M VOLUME X X X I n Parllr cloudy through Friday " l ib m t U i n i ilmiiiitrchowna In afternoons Gtntlu iu modtr- Aanociated PreM Leaned Wire Senior Life Saving Class Ni». '253. House Passes Bill To Raise Minimum Wages To 75 Cents HooverWarasU.S. Of Risks Involved In Spending Plan Ford Auto Union j iH'jo, ‘jh'vo” " Farm Votes 7 To 1 For Compromise Flan Is Approved Showdown Strike WASHINGTON. Aug. 11-<;P) The House p itied today * bill Nation Is Said Bliss­ fully Driving Down Road To Socialism A l t 1 III 1)1 ,'"'r 11•tii’,i.,l ,iminmum„wage Leaders ................ .1IV' 1,1 ,.....,„ _ , Imm -tl) .•► m. ... ......lent, ni iIiim 11 ta 74 75, f’Al.O ALTO, Calif,. Aug. II—l/IY Tin* nation today had ihe 'oher wamiiiM of iti only living fortnei F’tmdrni that ita ipending policies, if uni her.kcd, will rob potifntv of it, inheritance. WASHINGTON.’ Au*. II-(/!* , Founci Pirtidcnt llerhert Hoo—Senator Mundl (R-SD) hcalrdly _l_ j . i .. • - ver in a significant address. asbv a War A ,u Ad ini i "i *"' I**1 '"ttbl that the United bL * . . W*r iA,M'\r ,min,,,U' r n State. I,I,..fully driving down employe to Jaine. V.VHunt, in Au­ the back toad to collerlivi.m at lop gust, 1947, was a "blatant invita­ •peed." tion for bribery or connivance of "We have not had a great sosome kind." mlualioii of property,” he .aid, i Mundl, a member nf the Senate "but we are on the la.l mile to investigations subcommittee, .poke thiougli governmental after aa committee invuiig.iioi invesligutm collrciivism out alter ,, . . DF.TROI 1 Au* 11 l IS I oid iifior » mini ii jimniniiiii i.a^c bill wmkri. in Mu Iiumu lolr.l i o n i» pemlm* Ihr ' em ir liit tel ths . wlielniinglv in tiidr .1 n*i CI.IIV Inc.nilr to.lr ir|,r«|rdl> till utiiir had read the content, ol a letter roll,‘ T , *"d O v e r T h e i r V i e t o r v ; .u U i hi Piriident [iiiio.il i. S t r i k e M .t V Hr " 'ip mil < ill wilt Ha. it,| i,, IS The Mir mr.itun- unit to iti<- Senate, In get pen.ionv. hr.dili licnrtii- u n i 1lemvl.iiti.ii lu.i.eici m.l it it u n la ivage in* leave *e 11.in v>fieri iL* loll n>.i be *..il:d Vlltliallv loiuplrle I etui Uv liiiin u| i (in drli.te itieie a altike rleitnm vu|irni*rd I i me ih Hi l lier lloii'r .tiinui n .v in * ventu, •late to.l.u ihr l III 1 mled'i t i it Inii toi dir Atlnniu.tiilion. . . . .bowed . . Auto Wink*i* non *inke .lull...... .. p lf | M,| l(lP / S . ell, mmi- , bv a *eveu one tote „„„„ .,dtn..,.ed hi the Pieudenl. The Slate l. il.o. Medialm n il... .d W l , t, | „,Hll .ud ««■ : .im to u n re il the i i t . it , 1 1 l.iliiil.ilio n .»* n t in \ low.! (i5,(XII irv. l t .udi v.ttdi •' tIhe tin i i , . i 15 * .,* , ,l,,, lo l '.Mill til hr .titiMlr.i vkf.,' 1 I .H 00 ° ( ,h* mgs of the proplr, which he said was written by I'lsThe country'. Ptr.ident from tenre H. Orhler to Hunt. 1929 to 1913 .poke before an esti­ Hunt, now a Washington bu.ine.. counselor, In. been a prime figure mated 10,(XX) per.ons in the beau­ in the committee', inquiry into tiful grai.-i aipeled Laurence Frost activitic. of "live percenter." in- 'Memorial Howl on ihr Stanford dividual, who .eek out government jUniversity campus, virtually in the .hadow of ihr Hoover Institute and * contract, for others for a lee. i The committee investigation pie- Library on War, Revolution and viously has developed that Hunt Peace. Inuiided in 1915. The occasion was hi. 75ili birth­ ordeied books of match folder, bearing the imprint ".wiped fitnn day relrhialiuti, .poiuorrd by the Harry S. Truman." Hunt said that Univei.itv in tubule to its moil be wa. acting at the request of tin- famous sou, a graduatr uf its first class in 1995. While Hou.e. an’* me****" of n I'tanaaan rommltteo President Trum Truman'* messog" ni 1investigator, -Ja.HMine' Awf/Iat Oehler sva* eongralulatlnn* amt good wishes said thm Uehlto wa* » #mon|| Ul„ thmuand* which « a warehouse specialist for th* earn* from all osar the world. “ WAA tn .tn * weatatrh « ¥ • ■* *i'u Bum* of them earn* from foreign time h L w r ^ i letter* fw H um , for* land* where Hoovar’* admimatru150- a da y * eonaulta nt for lion of relief eatahlUhed hi* nnme a great humanitarian. O e M jT n iu w ' w!lK'* h* American a* Hoover u apeclal com Industrial Uevelopmeid Corboru- mission onheaded government nrrnniru tion of fit. I.nul*, wa* In the room during Flanagan’* testimony. He linn which recently compMsd « two-year stmly with a rep. " iwa* to take the »taml Inti'r. The committee also planned to I'olillneiidlng ecnnomle* ol fnm take the lid off evidence that led hill Ion dnllai* u Viuil . I m II o L . |iie v rn l.» liie * i ol m .|o | l.t . . l .t i u i ... or- 9,549 \ o nI‘< . i li.dh-lv i ii neie gani/atMin* ,, . , in i i ,, ■ tlinvever, it vivo rallied vuti•**’ * -tnntiallv Hi........ ............. coveraga hnny ; p„. hut, ».\ u t .ItlifltMl ot hiaativItl l»\ ( t : i i h and NT»11111111h • ill 'Vits tiu tlm n lb iiu . ' i u t i H id [ stillti* poliiu 111'in lln Iftin m,t "in.f,| Ky 1 ncii plant. 1In' I*".iitl M l] mi, d»mti I -4.000 ballot- tm.n nlliri |ilmt* to Kniltei thr .......... Inol ietilsed tu lie cnunled mill the Inm M..imt.»in ,l'” " ll,v" " f ! tii’ltiilt* on iiiiiiintuiu vui^u M'Hlsm t r tin* n,.- done he. ,m*e H r ...... hv .......... . whole thing lioniil mh ,I tin >..!■ l. i*l li.U i.u.-k i„ n . ....... .ter lor counted mi ,1 -I lie tvnle li.i-i- m ill- ' ..... »tmli out a Inr.ikdiiit n In |,|.oii I Old j ,\ in,ni.,ii ,|. ihut lout 1U to hail A» ked i hieakdiiivn .11 mi iinutini’ v..11* A i-i'iopi >""i*i tm i" "Ci inn f ir Ahnnl 7(>,u"n .in ..( n u t icm mi.'tnniDU- ui'j"..va( glhle voli’i - t u ' iidl-t hi. "1 it In , ni 1 111ii n He out e A|(l li'ultin* lilggi'-i -'til- ■ ........ ti till hlsloi i I till i' Hill,, i,"mil", ■II"' ,’lmt|i liili'k "lit ull rsI'nlon li mi' i i*el e niMhml ,,*« "IIIIOIIIU |tl "l Ml""* fur "pi min'-1lol. the result It did n«*t ii i* it ii . lu'ii ei *■i l hi I piivinent- (itii)uiM’d by Secretary ivurktirH iniiilil - n i l ' iinim'iliiHi Ii nf Aitrniiltiiie ttinnimn u* pait uf In a atiiii'uient, tSilmi I'leviilei l lit* uvi'iull mill (nun program. ilraoniin niggeated tlit* alimtuv Walter R'Ulhei vatd; I "The I'AW i'll! I* piep»led I" tlrm lu*l ivi'ek-iuul after the Hunts eonllnue ilt'gntialltuiv with I mil |irevii>u*lv tool hilled off o pruputMulur ('umprinv n siiieeie Mini id liml miii lunileil In a lew farm gl’iuiine effult tn tiinli n Inn m' i'I I" "dll'-t••• ulliihl e srltll'l |»4Ut . f lilt 1'.''.'luiim \iidi'r*uii tD-NM), i Iikuu: h tliivMi !• •Mil** i-liuiiluun ol thi' seven man *ub1m 1t lli'i»i* u 1till UlliiiMik li'l )•*« »l‘)' I'limmlttie, inlil tile roillpromti* Ull1,1. '. i i' i- tuhlilull iiili lie i-iiiinlilered Sutiuday 11i l,*n"l \Vn| tvr, * lid'*' »‘h 1.1 llie lull I I liirnitii I .igl li'ldt lire |MID i i| r tm•*i‘ hi»111111l, v il tn| 'Iu" l i iiniti111tee fir UI Il f Mi Mu ii|D| h u 1 III ' il1 A| i| iihvhI i i Dint gi. up ip l> ■I Mi) i 1ninif it - 4i full* ' (Hull tlfu I , , - • ilk Hill | lirl " 1 U'VH1. Ml*r p, .it- lilii-li l i i-.iil-n' 'In- .utu'ulllmill.'i' I. n miipuiti ..I Dm toll •1 * II. Hi* ! i , <*«alae|, H ill l vfhl . 1 " IV ii.m p rhut '" 'I'l -'-liit Die m u l ­ , , « <rt i i to win fir*l i‘ •' lin' mi In Ihr i ualr Miami Inli-M A ien il lim lIlHtMli", i in Kitnl VkuHiti ft. mult, Mni*linll 1'Imii iiriitiaxad.ii tu t" u. • r ii . nils i t l\ 4* In* i u hi mu*: Ui 414 il.ft I (IlHlUil IliiVM ' Ul Wcnlcll. Elliope, "Bill ttiut t t.e 0. ), I i im 111*4, It hv flu* ll*d* 4it f liu H luce* ii "di'let Inioi d, rilthl.l* 1 Il <• " ••lllil |M\Vu| nf nil 1 ti'if HI mid pel*i«teiit" oppniii nt m Itui|| Mr | >.1 M.ii nl i %kill |i 18it 4 t i*H niu, liml urgi'd full .ippiiinii of ii- n i HMtl In muut lln lln- Ailmtiil»ti«tiiin'* f I . liit),Him,oili) ' ", til | . r !• n UMlt* I'f t lit t HI «l ' ni In 1 Imi'igil arm* pi"gium (llllllll ,lkv 1 - 1 Mu " I'lleuae (oiie-> lilunt lie met with 1I.. Mlfill II lit (1 tttlfUIIIUI‘1 veriinco," deli'i miiiBtinii uml pci -ui tt, lift -1 11»l | mH|' mu in "iti jtiin ihk I'lMlll'e," lie Inlil the Semite t'nlilgn 1 u Mr M>« Hill..11 Wit' tmflunik'.f* f»V Iti'lalioii* atul Armed S em -et 1 ' 1 l l>•...... Il win ni'd i-inph'Vi's I iiuimitleun. IP' *iinti'it ic i *a i iku is .-(•ill'll it inuv ! Mi if f n li nutliture nu I'at* l l.fcu tlltl'llll'li’ l-sill li J Ijd .1 1 s.h •ui t h Ins S Mii>»it'*, ........ indusit ml . it ti IlMt'lti . -md t In ii'ie an* ui'i ' »(• MlIti II, JH - 'll > 1,1 Ml*ii uf tiie mil11111’r 111 'til. 1 Il UI|H 'iiiiducleil mid I * till V if \\V\K nf thi' stnteim nt nt • ttu union li •uili'i sliip liml it h>i'« lull llll'llll 11 ", . i it 1 1 tl . 'll IMU i'lv streiigtheii* l l . g f u l l I * III r t m , ' f m i "t 4 (tu li |«> wthon tit Du’ tinrgriiiiiiig ntei-i of *tx to II vein* “I in'* Ml ilu in Seminole County who am m il 'U. 1 l»«* 1Im Kuril i-nipluvi'' in to participate in a "Inti nJImV4 I Iff i !v in in i, 11 Dim uur uffi'i' neii" to he held on Aug. *v 1. II "• l«ti til ll'Vli'lv tin- mill l.ukf Charm in Oviedo City ManfivnikiliK CumUttuiiHl ugur C F. McKlbtiln atinnuncsd 1ft .......it 111 A., Ini . .if Die preseut eiinDiiil thi* morning, fill 1h niuiilh*t w nli pieseid luuh l'lrill* for the even! m-n- mad* AJ, t. ../i'll f“ i one yrm ii ,ui i uqili’Vi s ii'idlii' tin*, “ ru.mliiy night at the < n> Hall *'» i, i-oinmitti'e lir Hilt’ll I'V M K sink.- Mill t»' “ II the I'-ul i**ui-.i „i,d uni "ii the ptiouey l**m* “ f tin ini* mid repi'i-neritiiig the * uy Itecreatlon iJcpnitnieni, Hmmi.de ......... Iiudei*. .filiiirismen'n Aasocinlion. th* l*y•■ri.,, -Iti.ui remain* imcliuug 1'ii-H und the Hunfoid Mii.'liants i< ..niiuurit Oa r * s* KtaSrr A**ociation, , Mr. McKIhhln and Mi* I’ M liinglen repri'Hunti'il Die ('ityi George Stine und George Maffllt (L'aalla**d <ia r« « e IDaSu In hi* talk, liroadrual In tin • bnir niajor net works, he mil 'Mv word to you, tnv fellow cittaeiia, mi this »eventy-fiflli lu ll ' dav I* this: The founding fatherdedicated the structure nf "in government 'to secure Ihe hie** file*. Mundl’* Ire wa* aroused when tug* of liberty to ourselve* and fly Ituymnml Si in Ii W li Fleming, Jr., director of the lied Cro** senior Id'tha'investigator read a latter dated our posterity'. We of this ge-.er.. mi I-'lit Hti liigei. IIi 11io I lean mill Mail Ann Gallowuy. iTn-hed saving clus*, i* shown at right ilirertliig u practice rescue hi Aug 16, 1947, which referred to tion Inherited this prerhm* ........ mi Du- n ■i mg hoiml left to light are llettye Hem- Hull, lluilnn .Mia* Cherry Singletary uf Mis* Mary Helen Kile who aei-man Aug. 7 letter from Hunt to Ing. Yet a* spendthrift, we m ....... li'ii-kii I’hylli* lliu'li. Inekle l .nueriill, Hnward Whelchel, llul. our way to rob posterity uf It* ni quite cheerful aliout It all, Member* of the class, all of wh Oehler, Iliiidehii" mid llud'li Carter Htandlng heldmt the huiiiil is liliun r eceived lied Cross life saving certificates, are ntuivvn view un­ In the letter, Oehler told Hunt her It a nee. McCall "The American people h.ive tile scene. Heated nil th edge of the Mayfair Pool, left tu right of plana to sell In hie area auto­ motive parta worth about •100,- solved many great erUe* in n a ­ 000,000 In acquisition value, Oeh­ tional life. The qualltle* nf vclf ler wrote th a t "I will direct the restraint, of Integrity, of conprogram." He addrtl that "J have science and courage atlll live in mil people. It i* not too late to summon tc**sia**« o * r a g e Tateei these qualities." Assailing new federal and state proposals for spending taxes, he said: "Along this road of ipending, A shorter roule Iroin Oii-ilu l» .Sanford hv mean, uf * fill arm.. the government either la k e. over, Lakr Jessup, would result in muif ()nedo priqilr haduiH in Ssnfoid. which is socialism, nr dictate* In Mayor Frank Talbott ol Oiu-J'i ilriLied tin. wrrk stllutlonal and economic life, which He estimated that tin* tumr **oul«l »avr liner iu tuur mile*, and by Is Fascism." County Clark O. I'. Htrndon was connecting with Sanloid Avrn tr ift*< bridgintt ihr lake, would reduce He said "tha Amsrlean mind I* recently commanded by HUU Au­ troubled by the grovrth of collect the total distance to HtiTifnril ditor flteel* H. P artin for the a — ivlsm throughout the world." ID to t l miles. r,t iliui lie DuniKl't It could he curaay of hla report* and recorda. The few hundred thmi.und The present roule from Ovirtlu wi.ihetl Inin tin- kind of orgaolsuTha recorda rafarred to wera jn Communists and their fellow tr a ­ lilHMINGHAM. Am.. An* 11 Floml* .pend, lour time* a* to the Orlando Highwuy ai t'tvr D,ut j* really ueded hy ths a hooka tha hooks audited by Mr. Partin velers In this country" he let men much money to eradicate lick* as U\‘\ -The Alabama Ku Klu. K|.m. Points Is too full uf turns mid i* > n duatry. for tha period of Jan. L 1947 a "nuisance" who require atten­ .. ....... t.... it dor. In trad ad juil and rehabili- rough in spots, he declared. <)u"l» tlit- Kimt ltnpli*l Church uf who.r chief Is in jail fm irlu«iuv through Feb. 88, IMF, tion but who cannot destroy ’The Clerk haa accounted for ropubTlc^ And ther^ ari ’alMr *'ihf lair men who have come in con­ psople, he pointed out, find It ni"i* onedu Iirh rumjdeled an addition piodure secret tecordi ol the wlut* all collections nf record In tha audit-doctrinaire SoelaUats who peace jtflict with the law, R. B. Gramlin, convenient to motor to Winter „t the lisck of rite lirlrk church robed order, w a. .ubjectcd h> period . either by rsmlttanee* or f gn v dream of their lltoplo." LState police parole and probation P ark 12 mile* away, n* the l"U' hmldlnx which provide* five midi- ullai k today by the riunnHliec ■' way haa been put Into xood t-ondl-, tional Sunday Krhool room* and a bv cash on hand, Mr* Partin But ha expressed concern aliout p n --------stated. . ' nr# u**emhly room. Th* construe- 500. _ considerable group uf fusty tuprivitor lot this diilrict, told tion and lies liesn resurfaced Ilia citilen* group hrailcii hi . "Reporta were accurate," he add- minded people who are enqiin-ering Kiwamani today at lha Touriit the Orange county lirip. lion cost wu* shout |'24,0<Jti. A t« ed,” and remittance* wet* prom pt­ a compromise with all the*e Europ­ Center. Ths originat plan pro posed to ni* heating and air circulating indu.lrialiit Donald C om n -I huikIi ly made. All recorda ware wall ean Infections," i c . s r i s w * o a r*a> t:tat>i* | | r w*. introduced by Judge the Beminole County Cummisrion »yjem *** Installed at a coal of and properly kapt. "They fall to realise that our 12,700. (t'o*tla.a4 Oa CM* Three) several year* ago, wa* that Hie 'Tax redemption reporta were <C.sWss «4 Oa Fago >«■»> new routa from Hanford would Die Kev. Frank C. Morgan of go through Ovlado to connect with South Miami, who succeds the the Cheney Highway e few mil"* Krv. Harold Link a* pastor of the of through foroeloaur* or sal*. A church, will preach his first ser south, he said. vary few c e rtlflra te a . of 1147-48 PROJECT Pit Ki l l l» tale* remained on hand. TA LLAHASSEE, Aug l l " ( d >l "The Clerki" Mr. P artin report­ —Tlirco memberi, of u hricl. la; vr* ed, "collected "** nHu, li lv0i/iri owma primaryJ would he to allow Ovli'do vegetiitde ; the J1/ ,h '’ ,,<P,Ul mnl plaster* union today picketed BY CHARLES Md I.d n Y candidatesi during the period augrower* to truck their pri*luc#r(-k“r«h at Wllllslon. — dlted and promptly remitted tt to 'VASH1NGTON, Aug. II (/!•> Dir Icdersl Kr«e,cv> Ua*'d '*"* construction of u •276,000 in.n’s to the Sanford State Arniers ‘ "ntlnulng It* plan to provldu By ASSOCIATE/) PRESS dormitory a t Florida State Uui!y. Cash resources were ~ tha County, min v recreation facilities for the . Froth vcRriablct h«'d the food .jKitltghl thi. week a* midsummers Market or polnta north in a short- cruple of Oviedo, enpeclally th* lod»V il is well armed to rninlwl I tnr«ioii-d nred hr. versity. t t all liahilltiea of adequate to coyer «r time, Mayor Talbott dedarril. record. Reportai o f Incoma and buauxr supolim pushed price, downwstd. Including the Uuda farm* ** HALL GAME expenses for IW 7-48w *re prompt Meal, poultry, dairy product, and other items oa the housewife a filavla, c,tdi' nepd* the Oviedo di*trlcl h*» C U T n m S S m “ nri°rS •y*>*mU3L t h i Tomorrow night at duo “ 'chick l r and aeeuratalp sreado wW tok pi ,t l and re shopping list heid mostly unchanged pricewii*. lion of an open air dance flour "I the economy in a period of duivnwaid .uiiu.tinent. more than 1,800 aerp* devoted to at Municipal Fluid u i-ectsatlun mltteneea were made the Board Anti-recession weapon* were* However, higher wholesale and live.lock quotatwas far perk pro­ growing of celery and other vegc- ul glased mnerete in Sweetwater departm ent baseball team from of County CommtaalaMea for ax licked offi pointed out. Plant* in ■ Park. Tha opening event will be a th.Reserve hntik* In make loans tables, he mised higher pork retail prices* — — Daytona Deacb will piny Ynwull'-i ceaa incoma dua." 1. "Virtually unlimited mean* <>f fur mirk log capital purposes tu "I.lttle are...in_good »h*P». musre dance tomorrow night with ----------Giants". No udmia.ton wilt soon. At mid-week live hogs at the ,tni feeling tha effects of a calery s e e d bad* " niu*ic by th* Elite etring band. supplying tha money market with limine** mid Industry "whsn other be charged. Thu gumc will be ANOTHER M S VICTIM huge Chicago Hvestoak market ,|ruUglii earlier, were a few vege­ ha revealed and setting nut will additional reserves, If the situation ,-ri-il!' is unavnitahle.” Tom Moon, who is in charge of played under the direction of RLOOMINQTOM, Nd^ Aug. U were at the highest price since table* like asparagus and eaull- s ta rt In September. The lii.nrit. however, repeated the Sanford Itecruatlun Depart­ Th* Council will not . ihr park and swimming pool, an- should call fo r auch action." . . . . Oviedo — — —VP5—A 80-year-oM Army aetr* last Nov ember-around •23.86 a flnwer selling at - above-average 2. Possession of sufficient gold the complaint it made during tha ment, meet until Sspt. 1, dua to the fad n(lUI1rsd that a shelter will lie gaant died today of l u m a suffered pounds, compared with prices. th a t so many member* are *"*>’, nuilt next to tha dance floor to certificate raeerves-ahout $23,- l,mini Dial preceded last fall: tha W in yeatetday'k Qr cyhasm d h e tha Mar’s lew af •18.SB late In i ' prospects of o a vacation, ho said. These ln-[|,ou*e musicians or tha "Juk* or- 000,000,00(^-by tha 12 Fedural Re-1 h'eiturul Reserve system “lack* crash In which April. | 0f fruit In ... unte mean* of coping with elude R, W. Estes, who with hl»U*n." The new chlorinating facl- ■erva (central) banka to enshln m et flam in f do If all vegriablss with the musing growafp„ „ double" _____ . pipaper „ m .|irrence of strong Inflationary Friday family la In California, Thad 1-lngo I|||je« provided by th e American tham to "mart than Me waa 8 f t . of teg quality Iceberg increasing ---9:30 A. M.— Baseball gam* at rlea Nlblack, who are In Uglon Legion for th* swimming pool money notes a a i loans to member pressures. lower elation* ‘ mso w h e a t ' "Thi* country," the board re­ the Lakafront Hall Park, ___ Reach, Milton Gore hs* ire in good working order, he banks. ap berms, sales c a m p a ig n died in th e week. Lima 8. Lags) authority for the Re- minded, "has a virtually unlimited 2:00 P. M,— Tennis instruction returned from a trip north. listed. potatoes, effort to IncroM •srve banka to "land to member potential for further Increase in at tha Tannla Court in Ft. Mellon Mr. Moon la gr—ldeat of the Mayor Talbott voiced th* hope te ha tion. These wan) Farit. deposit* and bank reserves as well t h a t th* ritrue Industry will hsvsi Oviedo Llons Ciab^ w h k h ia but fresh pssches p. M l — Yowell’a "Llttla t> ■i for a more rapid use of money. • better year than la»t year, mven JW to.oM jUll'JMh M 8 ths next two Olanta" play at Daytona Beech ••Th* volume of deposits termed Ik* Citrus Mutual a step I • tn esrly (Ceatlase* Oa Maw* T i l e s ) at Um Municipal Ball Park. 4. M i f e M t a p l t M t a r i t y for | O l r ig h t d lr w U o * and dsclsi« t i. -..i'l.',.. ■ :-T- usSad ■ ioBffe'-u.' -. ■ . "•lix'd---.. ■ ,V •„* - .. i. I , t Ibmto suspension of ihe Army's Chernl hint, I'III I'OI |L5 I’H hjii Mat. General AIJi 10. * den H. Waiti, lest July Flanagan »ald lha correspondene* which he read to the com­ mittee- wa* taken from Hunt'* Parole Officer Oviedo Mayor Urge* New Highway Alabama Group Describes Work To Sanford Across Lake Jessup Fill Formed To Cope With Ku Klux Klan In Rehabilitation Clerk O.P.Herndon h Commended For Accurate Reports I nsists State Spends More On Ticks Than It Does On Humans fiTfiSi Y A 'S raiM Bumper Supplies Of Vegetable* Reported Pushing Prices Down Committee Of 500 De mands Klan’s Chnit ter Be Witlulrnwn Fish Rodeo l o Be (iiwn For Youths By Local (*roups Federal Reserve System Reported Well Equipped To bxpand Credit * hundred pounds, Recreation Schedule a ii zafTtSfi mmm •too Y �THURSDAY AUGUST 11, 1949 AGE TWO — 'spoon salt, daah of cayenne pep., ding,* Sherry Sauce, llevorage. I nrr. I teaspoon dry mustard. (Recipe for Starred Dish Fellowst u - r m i . 1 MethodJ’ut condensed milk, lemon PINEAPPLE CAKE PAItile ! Jtitc*. orange Juice, melted h u t- ' PUDDING **' _ in r, yeti yolk, nail, cayenne nml | fntrM'riirtit f ' j <up iftr-l nil soup and! mustard Into mixing bowl, f lo a t| purpose flour, to', *• p""'*weather, with rotary egg beater until mix*• dnun'r-aclitig linking |i"«d"i ' s for you . 1 tors is well blended ami thickened.• teaspoon salt, cop ................. i serve a t If thicker eonslsteney Is desired,; margarine, I cup of *o<riu. i ich menu,! chill before serving. Make* l >s. spoon vunllla, 2 i " e *'"i; mi can lot nips. <*-»'' P "1" ....... ■role dish. ( HII.I.KD MEET AND HAUER - 1 Methml: Mix and sift fbnn ■*I you m a y 1 KRAIIT HIM IP , <"»? powder, and salt Cream Bull Fiirlitinjf Ih 8akt To Have Points NEW YORK, Aug. I I — <AVNaw York’s would.lie lady hullflghte* returned from Spain yes. tarday, still enlliiiHiastir In spile of Hide contact in till' hull ring. Inst cud of a pair of ears -bullfighting's victory svtnliol young Mrs. Edith Igioric-Knt in brought home a couple of sure spots where • young hull scored a point fur — « ■pain. "But Dint's nil right,” she said. “Y«uve gin to lentil sometime. I Urns so hi lay watch log my fool work 1 forgo! to look nl the hull." He wn* only a small pracllo btlll with tw o In I In inch horn . but he rangbl Die 1*1 -ycur-ldd A merlrnn ill ilie h'ft flank and cut bar sprawling. She tank her lessons on the btlll farm id Matador Isiilor MillIll, who admired her spirit hut said SNAKE IN THU GRASS I.KWISTOVVN, Montana— GT)— Montana llnwhcr Martin Norman , :l„| that In' had the shakes after , liis i xpi'ii.'itn Mth a nittle*nake: Nnrimin nod Ted Langford wero ,iitl t mil Im: in It In In the Missouri i i ike* mm here. They stopped 1..r ........ . .uni stretched out In attracted their attention and when they looked up, there wma a rat* tleanaka betwen them. 11., noiso - -I,, l" r«" l off. A 12:11 I*. M Dally! t o , « _ a, s „ : r, i.ATH ijS ite » s ; i uA s s s r ^ s n an In- nnd freshly ground pepper (to, vairilla and I'gga, one at a IIn n , in mm eut ts»t»|. j briillng in thoroughly. Add it" dipped In Methml: With a rntary heater *sifted dry Ingredients nil.....at* li honeydew .hornughly enmtilim Im'H Juice and 'w ith the milk, in i ailditinn- he inlves, n r ' m raps sour rream. Add rhlcken , ginning and ending with ih-* ed rantn- imulllon. caiterkraul nd salt nnd (Jour; mis only enough t« id'nd ilsi /till In I ir* timtii f'tiilt Ihni'niiirkilti ’ lliormurhlv each lime - i ;•! TODAY & F ill.! HKECT TO HANFORD FROM WORLD I' H K M I K H K AT MIAMII FILMED IN FLORIDA! '( 1 ik} r-A D D H lt rt'A H T O O N \‘S TD m : ItJNtHI \N7 CfNOVKIiTV U N K HI* MDt H I M it" ” |*llADDE Aug. tl l' 1’1 1 | sl'ca' Idrgesl <|iielies it. th--e elect me. days - dwarfing even • •" " mam lefore the free market f""d shop i.m i 1 ,,;,,nd before ..... few _Am.'i lean, Aug* and French movies Die I of.....' three giiveritlitenl allows shown her . „IC„1 hurl. Hollywood o d es »’* ,* inn Nights" and "R'ddn llmid ' ' * packing Diem in. «>•;"« 7 ," ' 'I! French "Hllenre Is (mid* a , » On , tl........ liter blind, R"»* films,' or which the L » H « t i____ I,lent y, ih. slim business. I t " d o r t / o f Die Oxccli film Induslrj „ A„ also do P'H'fly 1,1 ‘he 1 F against tlie western prmlmts And It I" It" accident that Die II few available American film- 1 wi it* are saved up for Die summer l „ months. Hath spectators nnd c< ,mi M, iiihitors will tell yon why. It is whir hecnlise there Is no trick to filluig with thrill ith in the wintri, when people nfieri go to keep win in nr Ilevi's will he of Minterlsl help lo | In avnlil boredom this eoimtiy's farm program. tt/E II lleie m e seven jioiiits wbli'li I Frit nidi town |„. proposes for a n ti 11mini food' ................................. is sironglv fi,,,„ program: ■lighting Its inferiority rompl''« | Teat h youth, wliilu in sclionl,' Vichy lias been associated for fnui ,,,,, jm t n iii-m of mitrltiinis foml years with n capitulation t v ■, Sell Jkrj,,|, Americans on Die I glme and Its name then meant imporlnni'e of good nutrition, the provisional enpltnl of • «•’ | :i Stress Die necessity of ! "French Htnle." Though it *»“ , miixiimuii eonvniMioM iif waste | only pruvlslntinl, It lasted too y , , , „ | f m a g e and surplus grains long for Vichy official who Imve ll„pni,| ..... . piodnrts. lo relaiihl tin* reputation of Ins ^ | lu-dst un foielgu aid and henltli spa l rude prog nuns which pruteel mid They linva modified the lnl**'l (.||,.rim age milnial ngllrultllre. of some of their rnlnetnl wefer i r, Help rmallii's imiliilnln ndebottles for •'’‘t’*!*'*; '/sV,' <*i«iate diets during nnllonnl rm water is called "Vlel.y-Mat VIgencirs. ehy-Mtulul but Great Hrtwtn ,t. Hul.nliliile soil hulldlug far nh|ert<d In Dint name. Ho \ *■*y M|||] ronnrtvattmi and rerngnlxe Indites for England lust b"»f, im' the liuportmice af animal ainmire. der a Irlrtilnr rllds.n, Die *"te 7t I'niitiiuiully exnmiiio h r t h , . elty’. , ,* < | search In fund and agrlcul m#. I ______ .* Focus this lesrirch oh producing ' ami ninrkeliiig more efflclenlly King Xerxes of pel sill Is mill liaise funds Americans like best ' in lipve llishded that all Inscc he and with I* ill*' heat fm tliein. I paid In Ininspoitalile meat am i. Klnridlnns long have helleved In otlier foodstuffs. ' animal rnlsliig. hut "animal iigrb ___ iiinure " may lie a new Iheiigld t» 1 Diem, It means Moil field rrnpji fieitead af meilals foi bravery, fed to animal- da not deplele lim ohllet'* of Annum. Imlo I'hlna, in | soil anything like Die nine field Itlltl received nidets "tt tlie rnval craps hmvested nnd sold I'eiuiut. Ireasurv for as null'll meal and ^ g ro w n , Intig have rralised Mint other foods as they ami llielr ( they ean "bog off" pejinul • with families could eat during the 'out tiiucli ilaouige to then lauds, There wero 1,-Uft..l70 deaths re­ ported In the United States In 1047. rleitnh u i TONIGHT — FRIDAY RAIN OR MOON Complete Shown 7t40 A 9:30 Color Carloon—Hhortn Children Under 12 Ere* halter and mix. T ina into a greased R-inrh siiuare pan an I Dnars Open h Norman rolled out of the unlike'* range, but Langford froze and lay etlll. The ra ttle r ellthered up to Langford, looked him over and turned and went away. SANFORD • ORLANDO H IG H W A Y 4th & SANFORD AVENUE We hclievc, ns do many of aur customers that prices at the National (irocery Co. are the lowest in town. While doing this, the quality of our goods remains the same—the finest. Prices no I i Kill Kit than advertised. I,()W PRICES IN PORK HEAVY WESTERN BEEF Center Cut Western PORK CHOPS lb Kound Steak SPARE RIBS ...r:..: .T-IJ«ne Steak Sirloin Steak ........... :1b. NECK BONES............................... lb. BETTER BUYS IN BACON Center Cut WHI TE BACON.............lb, END CUTS...................................... lb, l w tw vtr n r ffty t Breakfast Strip SMOKED BACON . lb USED CARS L t d '* * e j . ,/ r . j _t_4 * kj * "4 GOOD U S E D C A R S - ■ 'W tM T § : -_ IHtlKil'! _ . i! »lr. litiw tnllenne, U grf'lleilt c m u lH lo n I liro iiu h o tit. laifiill;.’ OWIIPtl, | | /] DODtiK T J T 2 tlr. Hluck. 114,000 T \ J ) nilled. I,iii'tilly o w n Dll. (iottii illlltptti PLYMOUTH A 1 aS I ^ ® NOJ CAN TOMATOES 3 '” 2 5 * Hanfard-Orlandn lload Turn on Fla, 4>e at the Flashing Arrow 1 H I ^ NOW PLAYING - .Wo Itcluilll- tin t K ngnu,. Y ou brnitk it to r i g h t — W u'll O th in iN te e it. • . OCTAGON SOAP POWDER IHIIHilO • i-i-Titn IMckiip. R «- *, 1 % rcoiRlitihn<*tl — Hlg Hroa will g o n n yW h u r tv . J No. 2 Can Cut Beet* Popular ' _ 1 ] ■ I FORD ' v IVtTi r i c k u p n e w p a i n t. E n g i n e good. T iron e ^ c f l l f n t . ' H oned. • . , •. No. 2 TurnipM, ColtardH nnd Mustard 3*lb Cellophane Pktf. ' C J ^ IR IS H P O T A T O E S ...... | fM*Me A J V, i ■... td EA T ROUT ,1 H entiH SAVE ON OUR FISH, SPECIALS g i _ PLYMOUTH i No. 303 Kidney B ra n d i _ y o u r c h o ic e 8-oz Sweet Mixed Pick ten f GOOD USED TRUCKS • '1, (inned Goods CASHMERE BOUQUET..... L a rg e H ead L E T T U C E O N IO N S •t.aeeee»HedMeeee«'t■•••« ( Q w iU le B k h to .. )•» e -v .-■j "Tt �- nm m •«-, * - -r* ,u*L«/ * ’/.*• . t M ' 7•-<;\y, • ^ J s ' '" , v %• • • •■ • «/ •• TUP. SANFORD RFRAI.D SANFORD. HOKUM THURSDAY AUGUST 11, 1949 Oviedo Road Bumper Supplies Five Percenters I II*' | l | l l p ' l ■'I '.lie of 'he auto, The mat u run* 'inn was itHclf,si-,t • Oil,let loot, tin- uitui'is stand (C o M lia u ra Vr.on I ' . a , line) and in M'nlv to ipiestious said he ira r te hlnnche to -ell them imw on never receivni m , |„iv "i proun-" negotiated or bid or mid lot sale." of pav from || i 11,- told tiir The letter said, ''This is coiift- Senate subeommilteo lie was rundeiitlal Information." Flanagan eerned he might I"-., to- job with said tbe words "confidential in- W .\.\ in a t • d o - t ,u ,,f personnel, formation” were underlined Tin 1 "I was trying to Mold myself op letter told Hunt " the lino- 1- ripe" with Colonel Hurl | would have to get into operation It went oil a fntuie job." 11. 1,1, 1,-elared. to say that lie thought *"ine maim| ,„,,|v |„ , ,(ll( |,v Senafacturers nnd dealer- "can make a | | s ,|i \ , , , „,i | good deni proeiiung ibese naits." | | llll( , „j j , „ I1V of Kiwanis Lunch '*■" new crop gains volume next fall. o th e r price predictions by the ICaallassS rtmm P ass n a s i ir s a t ls s s S Sl a a P a s t Oasl bureau: meat probably will decline seasonally thlr. fall, but not as dent; Don IJIrey, second vice pre- Dnuttl.w Slentliom who pointed out sharply ns in the same months ^ • " ‘ 1 U . " ' ll that Mr. Cir.iinlm had charge oi last Kite* last year. year. E rrs prrhably prrhably will will rise rise j tamer Director* Include V rn n k '^ r pertnn* bum R‘ *‘ months movintfn? I t t T ™ " ‘«* T ' ^ uro K l / K ford ptt.nn m the area; all person, generally reached "n the last " " '1 f) R ‘i'"1"""*'- on probation Irom circuit court* quarter nf the yenr. Chicken and* *s*wt ° n*> *h> mmilwrn *»f the in thr air*, and of all llintr |»arn|fd turkey ure expected tohe lower Sanford TcctOHtinn group enjoy (,om other stale pmitentianei and during the .est of the year thnn the awimm ng and piciilcknig fact- now )|v ,,)p ,,rPil in the rompnrahle months of 1040. *'*f*’!* L‘" \ U,/ u y ’••*»sl**.| . «. Sample rennrts of turWev hntrherv Sweetwater Park, but members of ( itiug the cost of crime, Mi activity Indicate the number of olhl’r organizations as well. (In nmlin revealed that Orange turkey a h ! S & V i \ r £ • « «He nn.' Order T ( C u H i a H H * b P u t Dm ) October, then applet, canned fruit* nnH dried fruits In subsequent r^elrs. ‘•The government's Hureau of Agricultural Economics reported this week that retail prices for most of tho fresh fruits are ex pectcd to decline more than sea­ sonally this summer, and by fall should he lower thnn a year earlier. "However, for both freah and ranned citrus, prices will continue substantially higher this summer than last," the report added. Citrus ft°..t.er. Cnnt# " b? VC ye*r ’* ,*ve,: | t h e r e * 8 " ...........i pr. hinsioo of rrlniinnl*. and Untie Retail rood price* in general ‘" ‘J®* , . .Countv more than 1100,000. Willi continue in short supply until may show little change from pre-l t min* and old alike have m , ... , , ... | | , M.Vc>i of sent levels until fall, when somo Joyed the recreation prog.nm*.' , h(> t.<Mnlll»t,ltf Florida decline Is anticipated,” the bureau soft hn I and baseballI g a m e . . p l a y . , PX,<a.n,htin«>* fo, detecting, tipcnncludeil. «• « * * * d reel ion of nul Mikler t nrchciidii.g and trying ciimtoals at The Dunn & HimUtrcrt whole-1 P'*> *icnl ••durational dirivtot und [H. |NVn.n ami Ilfi.WMV *alr price index thi« week advanced' (on(a'1 School 000 unnimllv €*••«%» of imprisonment to 16.89 from |ft.H1 a week ago,| The youth program averages a in tiic state « n s estminted ni $3.but was IH per cent below tho daily attendance of :ir>, he revealed >fill,(Mill oinking a total cost of -<I /onr-ngo level of $7.18. This index and has liren carried on foi six ' 500.000 n year to taxnayers for tho represents the total cost at whole-1 weeks. Monday*. Wednesdays and 0,000 prisoners al liaiford I'enitennle of a pound each nf 31 foods Fridays were enjoyed at the pool, tinry. 1 ,n general use. and Tuesdays nnd Fridays were. Pointing out the work of the , spent in games and activities at Parole Commission, lie tevealrd ■the plnygtound near the sehool limt 'J.lMMt are now on parole. "I* or • I Total attendance fm the p. i.o.l J every dniliu vve pend on telm-, , was 1,100. MHtation. the Slate spend* H I ”0 . - * 4 I’ AOP TIIRK K ill •» the in f - 'm it,. i i i i ,-i bed l „ bint .lll\ t»V *I'-lib i II- ., 1 »- -1 thing 111 the leltet »lint offets 'litiv ! " A t t j i f"i m.i ' 1 g ;n - l . d iiiiN.l Justlflcnti on for i Wur \ el Him * m i i -, p i,Mi. m itu i e. miiiistrntion employe passingj i \,.fit- ..- t , - t ■(, nti.i11 long this secret inforiiiiitnoi " M il -...,, t o il) . It II... . i -k. •( M l. ' i .i f- .1 Hunt's earllei leltei .piolcl hilt eo tifid , id ml him a* saying "out .......I fi a • 1 1111” ' "" t >i-),l, , 1 i .,- - i igbt " lln rry " sent me an nutogi u- h money supply already outstanding." The Reserve board said the oldlashloned wav of expanding and rontractlng the lianking ayatem’a supply of lendnldo reserves by buying or selling government se­ curities is no longer open to it: now, it said, it has to concentrate on keeping a stable market for / gnvernmtnt issues. Always brio# yaur For that reason, the report con­ A l | -------------- I I tinued, the hoard should be given more power to Increase bank re­ %t# m far M rvka serve requirements, thus freezing additional sums out of the lending stream. Congress lias paid little heed to such pleas since the war. The Reserve hoard came out strongly for action to assure that Wt OIVI YOU MORI all Ifi.O(M ........r . ) hank* In-.i the " " nation . aro 5IRVKI FOR IT SO YOU'LL leipiired to meet the same-mill as tight—reserve requirements a* tho MORI SIRVKI FROM IT 7,(M M) banks bidding membership In its system. -uy All banks •‘enjoying the protec­ tion of Federal Deposit Insurif l nnro"-aonio lift per emit of all i banks—"and not member banks j alone, should participate when na­ tional monetary conditions require . that additional reserves lie set aOft B. 1st. I'hnne 200 aside" to tighten credit, the hoard said. m* mas on STRICKLAND MORRISON, Inc. w . ---- i - ladle* ji— ....... i.i-i. ........ I •1 •*» o1" 1 „ f «" ,„,,.(. 111,1 K„ flliiv . I ... ' i.i Noting above high school Nim, age. married and unmarried, wil ,r „.(| „,,, |H.MlH, ,l( . Hur carry on softball games until ( J (j,,, tr.b weie released «n September. Ahunl :i() are participat­ nnrole to serve in the \ t t t n and ing nnd the league hn* I...... teim- Navy, and of these 21 were killed ed a real success. in battle. The American l.egiou sponsored A lot of people hliilldei Into basciinll team of adults won the clime, lie declared, and pointed Central Florida l.eague pennant, out that in Ibis state, all nnd were pitted ngninst /.ellwand offenders are dumped in together for the Shnughnessy playoff The in prison with no provl*ion to l.eginn's Junior team, directed by separate them. The average mao Mr. Mikler. closed It* season two stnys in piison four and a half weeks ngn. Youngster* of the Play­ years, ami 1*1* percent come out. I J ground flail Team recently played oiiil Sir. (iramlio Summing up the work of th e , boys from Sanford. f'lans for night lighting of iIn I parole Commissloo. hi* declared, hnsoliall park an* being discussed J "We are trying to make good by civic groups in Oviedo citizens nut of tinman beings who ______ .. came in conflict with the law.' Keeping the farm rat in tioek llaaky W iglit was welcomed In good condition is a piinmiv omk by the Kiwunlans following „ rvrnu(|l)n against accident on the his illness, and in turn expieised precaution l, u ins aiipieeiaiiou for courtesloa highway. " ___ _ ,bown him while lie was sick I .o n g e s l m a t c h IN IHI *011 OAROIN of the While House. P re .ld c t mao sbukes h ind* with teen-.iBe studenl deleg i<c« oi ventl'if* of Die Hoyt Foriioi of Nsllnn.il Cloven,f.enl llnmoi'ind. Appleton, Wise, ptetidenl nf Die ) ....... Tinner, of Trenton, Mo , llie vice president (l» ’i "<,iH"„ rr;r*' v» i >wt* itV i T. % t j fO (" n it ' vm 1 Mrf -v i nU . - ft * S *vc 17 c F- -«n i w S ’T ./ 5 S i •< \^ m i q u ib b DENTAL “f SSf » tc m * tA J t o e I- ~ rusts 2 * * to r ' r o ^ O jI in I’tSA hislio v came in 1032 whim Johnny Ibddco defeated Walter Hngi-n on the mcvon Hi nxtrn hnlr. _________ __ Tin- 11)10 font bull season mil find Yale idnvtng Conner in ut, Foidlmm, Columbia. Coriielt. Holy Cross. Daitmoiitb, llrnwn I'rmee ton and Harvard fo that oidri ij»i* ♦i" Run down,WoriMUit Weak Women! Cet Rich, Red Blood Federal Re.serve ICeaUaee* r,mm r« .» n « .r | ,„ *bT 'V u?inw n" SofibaVl' le 'n g m " 1 ' ' t * * '-*''*•'''' Tc ’>*'"«r^V..-1.1nii urrency outstanding Is nearly • , *, , . r, „ , k ,i on its parole nod probation probree times the maximum prewar 1 ch„ rrll|,N |f Kf ' "” which was not started until rvel. x x x Spending for all purthe m nnani with fm'r 'vm' —*1- 1 ......... " " " ' T posea could tie considerably expand. hisses the llantisls weie •'••ft0 have been i< leased on parole, _ »A one of our iimbii-oubos and o . c l alaiut geliug some loiitch .m i I made front him i Oehler's reply .aid " ) » u , Harry V w a n t. to have m il. I. sets fm an amlni. -adot ni. iv • in• do." Oeliler weot on •.• -uv be li.nl bail a "long lall," in iM im t wo) Rufus Matthews, uliiim tin ident, fled a* General Feldman's ngle Put Vigor in "Life Stream ” liniid nimi." (This win an a|i|iai«*Ml • ••• • t h*“M*f I «*nci% to Mm •••u«itl H«iiniu • •*nt* • •pijr *-* •••» •' . Iw > |i«« m Feldman. Armv quai tm nuisiei || H i •' a ' i lei . | |s» rr general aiispended l,\ Sceieiatv ,,t •i«#v * I. i t *h>». f*if (to ­ tbe Army t'ordon i .■,■y along with l l t t l l t l t i t u * ' u i r « r t n t « »*» ••»•*•— Wait! July 1'ii III A i l l l l s i l *| M I .......Ill istt | t i t | | •« ». % I#NO MATTER HOW YOU SAY I T . . . '**_ J A ! The youngest player over selected for a Walker f o p golf team 1 "i*1* Itnluml MauKunili^, 17, wht» made th r srimid ill Itt'JH. **5 BRo School teachers in New England <iuce were geneiully paid two hams in exchange for a year's tuition III niilhmctic V if, ^ "w, t McrchtuuliHc taken from our regular Ktnck is licmt; fiffered al those hivv, low prices to clear! MISCELLANEOUS EAR Children's Sox Terry Clntli Hilts Ladleii' mid C lilldreti's iLtyoti Hrirfo llecpivm g Hlmikolft Chlldren’N Wool Noltoily trum p-. TOUCDTON’S lot low prices. No sir ee. T h e y ’re our lout: still Viol lit.it’s w in \o n alw ays gel a good deal lor tout iiionet when to o liny here. Yon gel are-higlt value Hie known q nalily anil proven depem laliililt o| ii;ilioiiallt Oli­ ver I laetl prutllielN, ami you get I hem ul th e lowest posalhle prlees. Yen— Itigger sat nigs are to the e a rth fo r you when von gel -ill n o u health ami liran ly aidn til H i m fn em llv <hog dote. Crib P ihIh Thiiis I I i i i i i 'h III,U T A H Senm lenu Hone liifmitn' Vniitn Hmids C hildrcn'H W h ite Cotton Children'll T-SIdrls P unticti Chlldren'H Cotton ftHlt«*r<* Tyke Toy* # ( III trill .teiiipy S u it* Smi Suit* # to fm its (to w n s Girin' Blouse* Boucle Romper* # Inftiiila llrnshea 9 Swell IPin Iitiiollty l.tity D m ittiitra's KIDDIELAND CLEARANCE Toddler*’ Dro«»e* S I till S I'/,I'. (’ream lititflo n iM l &0< 7In 1*1111.1,1l*H Magnesia........................ 59tf IVenammf........... * 3 - * 5 Value* to IS.V8 Dotted S wImhph, Chambray*. Kcmherff Sheer*, W afflo Weave Pique, Spun*, Crepe* ♦i Tiissy Cnuun Shampoo rifrli Shampoo 7ft. f) Uniform* • Half Slip* In T affeta • , • ,W r T ,,r " y Cotton and, Jersey Halter* $ l it ,'f. i ■ >i -I- M |>.|. + 1-1 r-M- M-f M +-M- l--lt. :j, J 7 fie — While Ace Polish Values To lli.!lfi Hiiyon Crt!|H>H, Kyeleta, ('hnmliriiys, Butcher Linen StotieetlMer Cord* Cotton (iownn Cotton Skirtu White Lint'iie Uniform* Denim I’edid I'tiHhera Pepto Bismol *1 0 ** 57< " I J :: * PINT 1 >»♦•(# a # nit 9 w Skillful Combination Vmir dorlor usrn hi* profrssional skill and knowlrdge In dbigtioar and presfrllm for tour rondltloo. Then <** lilrutl our aklll with his, and m our turn, exert the utmost measure nf our own parti '•ular skill— using the finest of prerislon InnlrumenlN . . and the purest of fresh, dum lard-slrtnilh drugs—in make his blueprint plan Into the reality of the one and o n l y preaerlbed medicine |»hlch la Juat right for you. * j-1 POND'S dry s k in •untM 1-0/.. $ 8 *5 I CREAM ■■ < 26c I,AIDES' DRESSES Play SuitM .. i Anacin TahlHs LADIES’ MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS • j II (HI BiiycrH Aspirin LADIES’ DRESSES ' “ " " H i Iff , An. m Rubbing Alcohol ;tftc Free/one ? l-I.H, MEADS Dextri Maltose 26c lj C Powders ^♦♦4444444++++++++++-i-H-i-++r++++++'C BARE NECESSITIES S C U C IM . O V M iK % \.m IL utinul C rc n tc fthi»n»P,K' - ar»c Cr«»« Wln»« Bathing Caps - Shoes - Sun Tan Oil - Paper Napkins - Cups - In­ flect Repellant - Reach Rail. DRUGS •> » .- « • * ( «. i L H „ th Add M * fo r S i - " 1' F *d « ra l t i t l w tm Cn m i Hn , Jeweler. ■ fHAI BEAKS IHI NAMI MUAll • v.'U N ' taw ri �I m h r m M « MMMMMMMMH F^JT?v'rTyT ■ . r h h h **• i u < la a l« | M ,A « N N T w t r t »■ •ee.ais • l u i a i l t n ©t*;*** 2 ’ f* > w ««•** ™ u l t r I I , A ct U Coagteaa of M ink •, iMf. R O L L A N II L . DVAM " K A lU r U n til,O F * O R A R __ ___ : o r c » n,r , f!! r * « ' ( . *t> MoKiha — r r r - fam t# . 7 ”~:-------t)M . » * * r . Z T .! n « fb M flv u M l As uf • 25™ % uiftiuiiaHi mmW k*ticM Hi t u t t r t a l a mi t n la f t*t ik + a tit beta# u t w«I U» cilllg? * i t w ’ * t rte u le r a i i r n f i i l t i n ln , . x i ! - . . ? - , , , , . ' . - . ’iV T il', n tr e lii | | n ; gS2R» tr.t.'Sv; A» m i A U fsickA A . o f ta * " ■" ___ T H U R S D A Y A U G . j |~ i y j y t o d a v -h i u h l e v e r .s k - U|*J* i !""H ed Hfe rontrm- " M hJ* ho,r '■'••■Hon should U n o t . . !? ° " ,r *} ■ " to rt, ??* ■■ an experiment, lightly. Wo»e» suffered tn write a but (,f divereimeni.—Mk. IQtL £*£*,• - ' y f '.%'. ( * W V ? * w r J-?'.'' < THURSDAY AUGUST 11, I N I THE 8ANF0BD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA Oil On The Waters The Sanford Herald .■"«*;•?i^ rT fijjr Hoover Addretw THE INTERNATIONAL CROCODILE THE WORLD TODAY IL'aatlaseM r - * a P*a * Ooe> « fe L CitlfH uiijacont tn rivers or lakes are alwaya bavins By JAMBS D. WHITE. trouble with Industrial wastes and other defilem ents of AP Foreign News Asslyat (For DeWItt Markses!*, j their waters. One of the latest to have a serious tim e is Toronto, whose hay unci neiKhborlns w aters o f Lake Ontario in the m idit of ■ debate on how have been covered th is year with a thick, heavy oil sludge mucli to «pAnd on Arming Eurup* w hich ru in s th e benches for cdl recreatio n al purposes, lowers against Communism, C o n y m i p ro p e rty values and m ight prove ituelf a fire danger. _ . The . pauited Tuesday to hear a quesr e m iinds n d s its readers th a t the oil i tlon from anothar precinct T oronto (Untie anil Mail rem President Klpidlo (juirlno of the is also a m enace to wild lift*. Aquatic birds, accustomed to Philippine republic asked, in ef­ come to re st on Issiies of water, find them selves unable to fect, what about AaiaT fly .again. • Uulrino'a point wan that Asia W hen an y city Is small, its w aters moving with a will tie lout to Communism by unless the "sam e courage stru n g c u rre n t, dum ping waste of all sorts seem s a minor default and vision" is applied there that em itter. But us the cities grow and small boats give way went Into tlie Democratic defenr-» to ships, th e w aste becomes a serious nuisance factor, often ol Europe. lie said Asia must first of nil a g re a t perl) if th e drinking and washing w ater com es from th e sam e source. Not only industrial concerns but oil-burning help itself, hut that conditions ar>< so had that western technical ships and ta n k e rs appear to have been dum ping their aid and capital are needed if the sludge into th e Lake Ontario w aters. The premier of On­ job is to be done on time. Ills sense of urgency, he nan!, ta rio lias prom ised to do som ething about It, but whatever is done will Is* too late to sa v e t h i s year’s use o f th e beaches, had led him to s ta rt a movement Inward a union uf Pacific enure The (ilols- and .Mail also suggests th at dum ping oil is trie* against Communism. It a w aste of a dim inishing resource, and urges chem ists to could nerve a* a reception center find some way to use this m aterial. Alm ost all w astes are for whatever aid America decide* eventually found to have uses. But m eantim e som e way to extend. President Truman's new program" to help aeonshould Ih* found to dispose of those from every city without "bold omically underdeveloped countries polluting its own w ater supply. la one way thla may ha done. American system has g r o a n away from the systems of Europe for 260 years. They have the foolish notion th a t a collectivist economy ran at the same time p r e s e r v e personal liberty and constitutional government." > He pointed to the "austerity" in England as " a sufficient spect­ acle." Hoover suid "Mr. Average work­ ing citlicn" now m utt work fit days u year tn support local, state and federal government. Proposed additional government spending would take unotlier 21) days' work, he suiil. He eslimnleil the cost of a l t. government to the nversgw 1 Mindly, exclusive of federal debt l service, bud Jumped from |20U to Sl,:j()U a year in the last 20 years, ami Unit this ndtrhl go to £1,1*00 with debt service anil new pro„ci*,-d expenditures. About one person in seven now is a regular recipient of government incudes, he asserted. He placed much of the hlum* foi heavy government spending on *btieopie Uiepiselves, as represented by "the multitude of great p r » s ^ sure groups." He utued thinking and debate In the schools and In every cornet groel V o i l llio problems uf govern­ ment. -We dare not see the birthright of posterity In individual inde­ pendence, Initiative and freeiluin of choice In*rlereil for u mess of culeellvlst system." lie derlarcd. Ey*ss>; tV g V * res TCRt?Mf?m *ND TORTUR/M* zo m rc/m e N $ ! Tuesday, Secretary of the Tn-aeury Snyder asked Congreis to get one phase of this progum itarted by guaranteeing private In dealing witl, delinquent youth it has been found th a t A m u b un Investments abroad. " ^ y° u.. h,ve *’« " "«dint{ the President IJuirino first suggestn recent live percenter" tritiinony, g irls respond less favorably to tre a tm e n t in groups than do Problem Girls Itovtt who need special care. In the Chicago Home For Girls, you can now iin>ltrM;i,ir) at one reason why buildmi; n,at«-ri.,L w h i c h w a s f o u n d e d in I HU!* a s a r e f u g e f o r g l r i s in troilliio ] n iiuc wd1*' It*.A|t •*"*' I!it Iw"w11 ••it *t* n * «t t h i s f a c t lias b e e n du ly recognized. T h e m o d e r n Use o f s u c h 1the time, , 1 were to tea tea a frw yean •«„. j a n i n s t i t u t i o n is to m a k e of it a c e n t e r f o r t h e t r e a t m e n t a n d To keep his proposal in per I TAI.I.AII A8HKK, Aug. 11— e d u c a t i o n o f g i r l s wit It em o tio n a l p r o b le m s . T h e y a r e s e n t t o ipy^l___ spectlve, it t* In order to not* —Ail expectant mother can't gst h Mlnic Welfare check for her un­ th in h o m e liy t h e ju v e n ile c o u r t, by s o c ia l a g e n c i e s , o r by that his leadership in such a movement might well help him born child under Florida's aid to rein liven. get re-elected next fall, He face* dependent children law, Attorney T h e id e a o f t r e a t i n g ea ch girl a s a n Individual Is c a r ­ very stiff opposition. llenerul Iticlinid Ervin ruled todsy It’s also worth keeping In inoid r ie d out hv c lo se s u p e rv is io n o f sm a ll g r o u p s In a honieliki I'eilcml iiiatchliiK funds Would a t m o s p h e r e , m id by allowing c a d i g ir l to follow h e r o w n trial the first Asiatic leader to be available fu| the payment under whom lie talked about the Pacifn IT. H. regulations, but the Btats china's a, China's uaiang Chlang nKai You can ptove anything rtmii- i is u i l in e d u c a t i o n . K tmilmsis is p laced o n training for marcouldn't put up its part uf ths r l a g e , a s a s u r v e y o f f o rm e r r e s i d e n t s s h o w e d th at m o s t o f 'r l„,m|a ’ J , i,r didn't inantlon tier. ». For inlance, Hie MfiiopuliiJii \ money, he lolvised Welfare ConiLift ft Intuiancc Company tomes ; t h e m m a r r i e d . T h e t r a i n in g f o r h o i n c - n m k i n g Includes f i r s t chi*nir, who has just l>**n pic nilsiioiiei Sherwood Smith. out will, a whole pamphlet about h a n d u x p c r le n c o in m a r k e t i n g a n d budgeting, meal planning mred as pretty hopdeia •« •>* HINGUNN BETTER r ' ^ e T w t u P . ^ r on C h ln ^ iti 35,500,000 Aine.iic.tN Imtltnds, a m i t a b l e s e t t i n g . CHICAGO, Aug I I —fA*>— Ro­ T h e s i m p l e t e c h n i q u e s of a f f e c t i o n a t e t r e a t m e n t a n d tin | AX „ ? , r e f ! o t n o i £ and do not who aic, on ihr whole, it iay», bert [{inyllng, 61, director*®/ the d e - n t a m t i i i 1' p a t i e n c e a r e used to m a k e e a c h g i r l feel t h a t -,t«trw<-t from the validity of preity good guys. ItiiiLling BroHu-rs, llnrmtm end : lie is liked mill h a s tier ow n place in t h e h o m e . T h i s in s t i- quirino's basic quMtlon; What llulli-y Conililiied Slinws, was reWe commend to our mulct. the t u t io n m id o t h e r s like it a r e p r o p e r ly lim n e d " h o m e s " . T h e y about Asia? ported •liglilly Improved but still MillllV I'llOHK ....... is forcing auggntion of the American Medi­ m e s u p p l y i n g w h a t m a n y g irls t a k e f o r g r a n t e d a s t h e i r a c in "critical" condition today after WASHINGTON, Aug. 11—t/l'i an operation Sunday. l|llellioM lll(0 mor, Aql„ | p<.r . cal Aitorialinn that people Omiild c u s t o i n e d b a c k g r o u n d , th e lack of w h ic h is in in o a t f u s e s t h e T In- Meulile Itilles CoillllliUee Officials lit Ml. I.uke’e Hospital r .,cctlv«- with Europe. appreciate more fully the value <d b a s ic c a u s e o f d e lin q u e n c y . liiluy lippriiveil an inventl||Ull»n said By ASSOCIATED I'KKHH ------------------------------------------------------A“.smiling that C ongrtsi and Ihv Ittiigling's fever dropped “•medical cite and attention. "They el Inbbyinir not only by privute IT v ik im u u M i i r h u / n u u American pres* and public awake , II “Hire groups bill by ugeiicieu, sliKlitly during tin* night. He has •pend more money fur Inbac CO, L v A jilC . B I lip , It W i l y . i to th# reality as Qulrlno dascrlln-s i Jicrliart wliut u good Herbertllimver Hoover was wax If,vi-ac a * * never realiied The com in i tin* recommended bud repealed blood transfusions.£ |*moving picture, and alcoliolK he --------It. tlie question of aiding Asia obiveslerdsy and hailed fat and he was x xx The presldenHint n joint Semite-Hnilse Colrlv»r»«« than they ilo on then T lie h c g l i n d n g s a r c visible o f wlllil Home d a y w ill Jiro- , l» likely to boll down to one of won. ((ll ^ jjer state[lmu|( UJjil Hul character of Herbert Hoover lilitti e be d e n t e d with iiloud I'HOHPFCTS GOOD health’' •ayi die A»»ociatioi). hllbly lie II c o m p l e t e n e tw o r k o f h ig h Sliced s u p e r h i g h w a y s ' ll";pt l“tl; ,„I,11I,111(1K helolnir Asia ' miihui u „.|,r, 'll" to his w“* Ina ted with miilice power* .uni will* 160,1*1111 lo spend. WASHINGTON, Aug. I t —(/P)— ei-hH-criiHslinr t h e iinlimi Most inotorislH e n n lu ird lv w a it for *Hm twtmli|u*s .— V »t oi fs i h e l p i*n g « lAs i . ... ...... mid O, the 1,11 w world itriu UH us Amerla i i k t - iH tdorethouglil u ie iiiu « | |iu largely J iir K r iy by uy m tini ** astute he 11 turned down, however, n pro- Itep. Beimel I ID-Fla) said today ur# Jikely said "IIuuov Ulm ,. late Mlehaelson x * x Hi* The L'ltv ol Orlando Imt Approv­ eriSH-i r o s s ill g tint IIIIIIOII. AIOSI m o i u r i s i s i n n n u riliy Willi to r artlikely ll( tn bv different. il fferent. China China ,, nil..... .. can m-wspapiTu *ald "Hapuy uirtli-Chnrle* lute Chnrlc* MlcbucHmi x x local x. of Senator MeCariun (I), prospects for congressional a p ­ th a t ilay ta arriv e, huh shuwrii for inntnuci*, thili ntfl 1 i»v lo tin* only living i*x-lA rejiliwruoiml urul potillcnl uu<I mti*i grlly S'ev.i for an iniH-lrusI inipdry in- proval of tin. May port, Fla., naval ed a (75.000 budget fur the Greni­ j hki* that for (Irvrcv, dump^ Into deal " were unassailable. II,vh-wi-.l Tim Iron lilt* w ith Hum* uxiirttmt rnuiia Ih th a t too niuny j like that fe ,, ■■•™«' d his i,, life insurance conqiiinies at i carrier luisln are " f a ir" a t this er Qrlniulo Clumber of Commerce & aatlnaallstlr Aslntli ||,» relnrn relurt, to puhtic estet-m vstvt-u, afu f-. office as ua trust trust to In- held In-M beymnl Ix-yunu n i s i of !2IMM><>I). his tourlHtH will UKi* Ihi'iti. IMitn M[H!ftl roiuiH art* fine for gettinK ( Ihv highly l',K session nnd "excellent" when Con­ •C including an lien, of neatly ( 5 0 i>lrtur«s urii r«*RuU • Jii» nn' 1 l,f Wt<|p born of the ile* *h» reach of either i>ernuhiil or '' j f r o m onu iioiiit t o a n o t h e r , Im t to u rlH ta a lre u tly upend mIoiik gress returns in January. ntJFlIlC-fII * 1 1,11 k« MIlullBri | Sint aiiHisnvn " " V " n 000 Ini advrrlning in n v rth e r. i^S 7tthiU *»iVili!!i#ea » P vrwm whiTti * ,rtll i ,lllli “,m I .,,1 h reatnl service Political chicanery. It ih a »trikiiij< ■ • tney’ve been or what It I,rtdgeblc gap that ean yawn whan ,n In-ail of the Commlssiua on'com m entary on his character that newip.iptr* A»k any crepe iliangrr ho font thtiy Imrdly know where til The Cincinnati Beds used ap­ Ducky* I Walters uxd - Johnny " 1 lookn llko. 'IHurliiK tinnl to be for HeuliiK the country, getting M h /r^ r^ a o D la ' i & “llw,, un1 Kxecutly. the only recourse his political v„Sanlmd why Orlando hat nulgwwti outgrown Sanlord p an alhl-rally cuharen* Branch of the (iuvernmsnt wsra em its had was to create 'for 16rn proximately 77 doxen baseballs VatulerMeer are^ Urn o n tj . T K S f iicqimintcd with new territory unil the people who inhabit it, and hdtvill lei: you hec»u«f we need na hi/Wit m atter how y a j MiMK-lally in many edJturfiili, personal responsibility for u ’ nu- during the HUP .prlng training ing mernhers o f the The object o f the Hiiperfilghwgy HtuiniH to lie to get from forNoAsia, I'nmpnlgN. Chaniploii CTncinnatl Reds the problem Is gig Hnmple edilorlhl comments: . tlurml depression.'' a lew gioir fimcr.iU over h*-rr, be­ ) Gliiengo to Hun FrituclHuo or New York to Minini withnul ur.il the cobI could come high, I qe I ------ -— , I cause We grow too much iclery, i danger of financing a gravy train ......................... pioming ihroiigh imy Intermediate points NEW YORK TIMER -- Mr. 1 BIRMINGHAM (ALAI AGEbtcaui# prices air higher heir, Is present, Just ns It was m Eu­ Huover ha* (lie rc.qiect ami the On Hecond thm ivht, th e netw ork of HUper-romlH could i !• beeuiit* the Merold doesnT pulititli ! help th e Hltuutimi. T hey '•ould hike cure of ull the people rope Asiatics have been in busl- near If i'll guild wishes uf u nutiun. IIEHALD — "The iiutinn might Just as XXXWliFti the vvJmU- Htorv uf hJn well tumor this mail who cai,n.snuunli comtli. It never verms In ‘.vim Jim t went to get from onu place to an o th er leaving tonr- ncr.s even longer and are know uut uf u humble hump in an Iowa u» Europeans to FI Vdf Ih tu hlltJll till* tlUflglfl'lJlIti farming eononunity tu hecume nut otenr m anybody tli.it advetliiing. ihI h to waildi'r penceftilly .dong the Itcmer rciadtt, no longer I uuick i It. i>o«f thing whvli lhuy (ecunuriiii-t tides i* M < t in Its might lisve inmnlnnn n, d« with it.1 needing to lumtle to keep out o f tlie wav of oilier traffic, j Nevu,theless, htstoiy has run right perspective, we yet the pic­ only tile first I'resldenl tu lie —— ,1b post war course )o Ilia extent ture iif a mini Tightlug vuliently burn west uf the Misulisippi River but also a man world funiuus as a “I am einlnildriiril In t if again", that I'lLiLgrL'Hs cun hold up u ile- »gal ns i create ‘‘1*1‘t*to*t*»,ic-*'m lie did not humanitarian and as a worker for \ The rnaniNiwer iliotlMUf „ is.illy •cute in Gieern, «t lean on (lie Communist Iron!. There Jmrjee Wi.llam 0 Dnuglss sayi 35 pricent of the vuriilla fiylitm air women. TributfM To Hoover ALL SUMMER SUITS REDUCED !• PHS^js Of Virginia bnte on iirmiiig Europe III iirdel »ay» John Triiiplr fiisvci." lhal tu licar tlie case for Asia from «•*"- *«* ................. • tlie New Dtal iv ilc.iil, lli.d the UmigitiH S. k'rtteman, Hlubmuml. Vn.. mlitnr unit Ion- President Uulrlno. South’* giesl inaikrl is the Smith, The implied burden uf Ida mes­ luUn£>«>l<i<..t.h* l!,WUr'1 ’ll,r,‘,,KU' f.u , MKMI'HIH COMMERCIAL APthat tlie Ttuinau Adnunhlration Hutch m ilitary hiHlorlim, pluim over g re u te r literary uchluvu- sage is that this is One World, .rl,0nw. “ ? I w reudv **..hr:* u '! I'KAL - "Hoover crowned his Ha has ever £been to "w serve mcntH. II" in re.siguing oh ed itu r of the Richmond New*I*' , Ing ftH cm ior oi immciimuiui Ni'Wrti— ,- |f" you clu.u,e tu resist a attd, rureer hv heading the bipartisan threatens nr wdli Fesletnlimi (tone even when past 70, undertook »,i„ l, . ' ..'....V ..... j- r - i cunitnissiun that is popularly calwor|,| dynamic like Communism mad and Smialnin come circping. Lfiidtir to give mimt uf hlM tim e to writing. by his name, ami whirl, devcFrcciunn in world fumouH for hirt life of GeneralHo-1 you've gut to think In world tu make avail,,bin again his ex that it want* In rat lb>‘ South and luped a splendid blueprint for tlie .. ■--- . . . . | parlance for the relief Ilf u world have It. Ion, lb.*l wind wr have hurt K. Lie. followed by n lengthy Htudy of L cc' h fjcneraln. t*‘r'."H Not lust Europe; nut Just Axlaj cflct flllJrw piimgpd l,y war into reorganisation uf the executive brunch uf the federal government. tn leaf i* not llis New Dr.il Imt Now he in writing the largcHt-Hculo life of George Washing- „ )ti ” orM hunger and illsires*. Inevitubly, He he* showed the way to saving Perpetual New Dexlcu. dial die ton ever iittcmpli-d. ThuMe uchievemeutH would lie enough 1 Mr. Huover has grow,i in the rcsuf dollars and Increasing "TRAVEL HATER pact ami uffectioi, of Id* country­ billions Kti Klux Klxu must lie destroyed, for most moil. The umbltloun Freeman proiMmes, when hifl tlie usefulness and efficiency uf gild, to thoie tu wlmlil I owe letlru, I "WiiHliiuglnu" in fiiiighud, tu cum|ille u military history of . WABHINGTON, Aug. ll-U P )— men. Wu join today In wishing him government. The rest Ih up tu ths A :i0 percent cut in trane-Atlantlo many more years of active ami people. Mr, lloovor has said lie that I am thinking of llinn ami { World Wur II, nnd to do radio work UH well. useful hfe." will not again enter the field uf Here iH cunflrniutlon o f the old Maying: "If youwant plane fares and special rotes fur wishing they were hen- to see Imw rludsnts are among pending mea­ public service, and as he left It he DETROIT FREE I'KKRR Homidhtiig 11(1110, get u butty m»n to do it". W ur ^ sures announced today tu stlmu* had secured th at guod name which U, 3^ spending will be lontenlral-1 td in areas wheic uncmployincut Hultlng The March Of SocialUm rsschvs 12 pmenl ot more, the . CHARLOTTE NEW8 President’s auiilunl John H. SteelE n, snnoumn noisbly N«w F.hb- Tin- warning signals ahould bo It Is absolutely Inexhaustible, The economic philosophy ol d, where ibey have virtually flown ut tupmust. Tha United led the goose dial laid die golden | Htutun Is nut creeping toward Na­ "tax and spsnd, las and spend" eggs, and industry is moving out tional Socialism, it Is virtually can ba applied Just so long, and Unfortunately, and Per­ then will come the final collapae fig fast as it can to gel uway from racing. haps disastrously, great numbers of tha free enterprise system. Na* tit* sttanglebold of the CIO. Time uf people In this ruuntry are bring­ tlonal Socialism, In an even mor* ’ was when New England was die1ing pressure tn bear so that tm>, pronounced ronounced form form '' than It exlsU exists gluon’s datlitiH and "larilfs of so-called social security benefits | today In Great Britain, will sweep thondnation" wcie luvird In raise will not cost, as at present, 11,-1thla country like a whirlwind. u seme to The News that the the plica ih* Snulli lind lo pay 800,(H)U,000 per year, hut more than fifteen times that amount, If. Lon- finances of our nation are going let msnufsiimcd protluUi and to gross passes the proposals now be-1 to rcarft the breaking point. If ■' the South from H’llina it* (ore It, the annual bill will quickly eomathing isn't done very prompt* 4 abroad. There wss, how- roach six Idlllum, a year for social |y to put on the brake*. TWi no great government dole in ■iicurUy, but thh. In Ju.l • itW t mwiptpir lound. th. w.rnjnf deys to relievo ths suffering for th. hum will inowbtll up to w|(|i uritncyi btciuic It f. ibdif * 80 billions by 1070-only B7 years ; -nt tha?*If ths business recession i South’* unemployed • W*Y, . ... I continues, ths outcry for mor# Few people-even the thrifty anea and mor* social security benefits American iienple are often to tvallM that tho Fedsgal will become much loudet, ntd to be the bctl informed —seem budget has Increased slevsn-fuld What Cin fhi . . . . . . . in the entire world, Ade- from a fodest four billions to <|0^ h < ) feels ^deeps'nlnV concent .(■formation is almost an forty-five billions In a span of a|M)Ut the extravagance* of our alUl element of wIHgtivern- twenty years. Assuming for 'a Federal and our Btata GovernHuw in the world could the js possibly know what they xshington j do about such gdvsrnmertlet his vc hia ms as taxation, deficit M reach the at Ma economic reUHonshipi, 76 Mlllons—tml this m n |e affaire if they do not cress* whatsoever for tbemtalfcs well pmied on mounting costa of trover* to* Tiw •ubiacta. , And If** Ro- eluding Federal hauls#. In Its beneficence, and ' I. Hsttchins, chancellor of the Gov* ™ T o f Chicago says that constant pressure of OH •eonocic social ™ ’« » markedly la rapl« ‘r w a 0s j g g . , wrHini. rpaakcompleb fora Bute Mr, A W h . S T U w . ns? & 3 » £ sMJa«r a w * " T »2 fclSiLrWS? & J"w“‘ BB ■M r* ClL— littering late off-season travel tu Europe. The Economic Cooperation Ad­ ministration, In reporting tint plans, said tourism Is "an im . l , , , ) . . MMrner fo r F iir n li* " Wl,Her travel. travel U la especially ..imelallv hSki* Winter ncip ful, It noted, because summer snac, is liooksil to capacity. FLIER KILLED MILTON. Fla., Aug Il^fJPl— Wtalkln* with head down, a Navy flier stepped Into a whirling propellor blade and was killed, the Navy reported today. The aceldent took place yester­ day at nearby Whiting Field, The victim wae Midshipman I-aur* •nee Leslie Bunker, Jr, 20 of Lewistown,, flo. GAMB MEET TALLAHASSEE, Aui itg. 11-0F1 -rThe State Gam* and Fresh ____ Wa* ter Fish Commission will mo«t here neat Monday to approve mif* ratory bird hunting regulations. "The Ingratitude uf republics bus eaccptluns. A notable Instance Is the felicitations former President Herbert Houver is receiving from persons 1,1 In 811 all wslkn ™ of Hlife upon rt UpOl, hl» 7B,h .Seventeen jgr Wthdag. jIoovtr w„ U|(K, j year. w|th responxlhllltv fur the piinlc-dspres•Ion sml smeared uut of the White House. Time has vindicated him, and tho people coufur upon him tha accolade of high, unselfish cltlienshlp. xxx The monumental report that beers his name entitles him to a place among tha archltta of our political system to rank torlcally with the great men who made our republic possible. As long as this rugged American walks and talks among us, ha will aefvt na a symbol and an exemplar. sc A LL W OOL T H O P IC A L S 54.05 NOW 36« (2 B unts) Keg. 39.D5 NOW is tu be desired above and beyond riches „f any other sort." TAMPA TRIBUNE - "Ho lutes the psalmist's warning thut ‘labor and surrow* are the lot uf men proceeding from 70 to >0. Herbert Hoover has never been mors popular with his fellowcltliens than today, x x x In ths months preceding his 76th birth­ day he has worked long and ably for greater efficiency and economy in the executive branch of ths government. Ills service Is of Invstlruahls value and ha lias won the respect and confidence of the nation." 2 4 W (I I'nnlM) A terrific summer suit buy at ihrlr regular prices - • now, save even morel All-wool labrlrs lhol hold (heirshape and pm * . . In a cool poroua weave that keeps you rumforteble In hottest wcstherl I'ltlrl, stripe, end chick psllerns, Tha population of th* world In DALLAS NEWS - ‘The nation 1800 !• estimated at 019.000,000, Congressman Herlong Reports By BID HERLONG The pace of tha hence tha great activity. House of ReW* are all gratoful for a break I P tr e .• n Utlvsc1 11„ th, hot weather. Florida w an which had slack-.never as hot and humid as haetj ed off consider-' been Washington for tho past two ■bly for a few - or three weeks. It has lust bs*en weeks, her now | entirely too hot to sleep at night teen stepped up. No gentle Florida breeses-tto Tkl* *• **• *lr,| tooling afternoon ahowora-no to tho daolro of beaches-l'd bettor stop. TWp la P * Jh!2uri»*«Bd making me homesick. When I do _________ ___ Mtot through and ( t i |„m g0|Bg to do my W homo tor ■ few weeko, and i ^ to v|(|t with ovary Por»n SPUN RAYONS: hard-pressed_ , taxpayer realises that the Federal have IncreaaJ i i P I Proll* P I __ H ln«**|gj ed In twenty years from (WMMO to S.IOOJNXI employee*. No otto roaeedss that the Ire* enterprise system has been * complete success. The sharp port* odk downswings In emplo; •Moott to tbo tha fact that no so si kaa vet bam been found for k kl_„ tlto freo enterpHse eystem, OR Ml **,,*»»lMcod kaol. But whp ; * "you * " are' ” thinking, i r ' od many bills that have been "hemiuat what ahartdon thU frB* enterprii ■tod up” in tha Rules Committee, i **•«» of you have written mo i, whteh built As Under our rule*, if a committee I and 1 am grateful to you for tho ato a Natl but af your t a bill the irhaUtnge la tola fails to hringjl * « } to talk also A S S t f A haven't for II days, vou ll up for conslderal And •holism* cossmitto* oU tha wrlto. I Were 49.95 -N ow 1*95 (2 Pgitla)1 Were 39.95 -N o w |i*95 (2 Pants) ... aafi *w*t*v’. , ' .'f ■- ■ >• ! ! ' t ■:*,•f . \ \ \ �x i f r fi THURSDAY AUGUST 11, 1949 THE SANFORD HERALD- SANFORD FI.OHIDA Carlin Palmer Ray—-Society Editor Co-Hostesses Honor S o c ia l C a le n d e r Miss Audrey Bach MileUs Class Meets jAt New Smyrna Beach r*ll .... Sir, anil Mr*. Freeman a,e a. present making tbelr I*...... in le »up. V , . ------- — — — ’ F e lJO W R h ip T r o n t •"T d HaVe Talent Nlte X Members of the Fellowship Front wilt present the first In u series of “Tnlent Night*" this evening at 7 Gill o'clock In the lobby of the Hnimdel und the public ia cordially invited to attend. The talent nights will he held each "Vi; i r follow lag prugriim will be preaeultHl: selectiaii* by the Fel­ lowship Front orchestra; sillier solo, Louis Kneeling; selections by the Fellowship Quurtettc; tsadlngs and snug* by Mis* Gtndis N a n h : cello solo, l.ipils Kneeling; tfadlng, Mrs. Hunt; selections by a quartette eomposed of Mrs. Hunter, Mr*. Monfitrd, Miss Thomas and Mr*. Hilsh. The prof l a m will lie dosed with a l.eneSic ft on. Circle No. 3 Meets In Philathea Room |r • , . , ....... .......... TTiose ABOUND VOW D r ir t ln * on n (Toad Itossa fo r a Lad y P o p u lsr M usic K e y n o te s t.v 1’s r l* Variety H a l) the Hand Nlatll KrlllLf„ Popular Mlisle lisp. Hmslhrr* It's Danes Tim* Hpnrta K in g o f Hay popular po p ular Mu*le M usic Hnlted H nlled N atio n * riassteal Basical floavvnlri .M eet Wa :|* Tims HtfSIStl*R rlid a s v o u s ------------------------------- t(t| f • » 1114*11e MB) fm tiid ttul a »x■*i fil * "* r n11nt •< *'•»* 'In Jim firufc Ihrm u n - - u h o ..........* t f u. , t und 'pri'fi.i if,, 'h! i f’ j, K 1 m u y I’lmoM* th** t> p r 1 •• iki. f. i of t I *1*11 •ltni* tin ' i/r » ........ 1 1 " ,' 1 w .i a >- rrli a k n e w . ilu ' 2 1 * 1 1 PlMIliw | 4*I|(Ui I111,7 4114"I'IIII h h n in if * fu r . ii -i illation m Tin iw iih in I l*> i|iiiiI* iin in ir* \ h m finM 1*4*1mil in p u i'k cil in iin • an - Tin* in • lilllt ix c l put* tup twin Jitlaki * h r f ii'/ t n .i.im m ii fin yt'l* filiiii* *mi I ra iIv xx hr it i , 'i m iihiNji,, T h u M ln vh l, . .'M u d 1 1 12 | 5 1 1 i 1 1 K 1a i i m m i-" m u lit H r i"i»ii* \r)w ax in » • i* ilu* iin ly i m p l.i) iiijt thu w in ch M m\ m w a t i lit ii i ‘ hi mu iiit ; "* tii *tl n m uwit I-■ x*. t i f iv r Ir r t lx" f ill n ip * w h im it i i .in*i k, iim ltH . i x’ tu. t t u ilr il in \ *m *mnu t*him fnu* " i il r ajfiif* hiiv .♦ i •• i h in ii* A ir ii' l* i mi 11 11 x r tm n u t rm tu •m i h. n ip *»r VMNV, i a vv 11> tliH iU K h n i 11 i v i 1. fi|f I’n iiliT i J NN'xl il M -tl a inm I u lir im lilrpr ilill |N i Mf|| Ktuiiu.l mi - if iu iir r In • urn ft»l I'm .' i - i i in tu d lp i'l nt ill r t hn ii y In pi I ct kk.4 4 t p lit. Nut *■ t *"< I 1st1ii hm jin 4 t.n ! i i f f in v* him * 4'n h ii|lli|ri * " tn p ru u 'iit fm/.uti t*t trum .................. . i'li-*i*\ H ip iiiii p I n f ' nm l i ih n I p '.i' O iillU lllU i nu rt tcNCMi. .t! of fvpilCU. H iltrr Ihi'V in Ji y h.*r.*mr h r it t lu nt 1**u t. n ip it nf m . fh i\ u liiilllil h r Ii ii tlh <l I/, n il LU rl.tw r lit I'll n h u m !I NIN 1 -. '• ."4 h i'YU Ih h thill i mi hr 'I'nlril 1 - H ir hox. 1lu llv i I n \NII NI'd p llp fi il . til tu h t m i’ iik- Hi - i t i-Nx. i. itf h ip. m id w it h 1.in ,I lo u g h 4 - • *v> s j- > i +<*++ Dr. ('. I„ Persons M i m > \n . i i i i s T i'»*v run,III;,, t Hll^R ••'•lira '» i i *. *•,»!. D- HI t Mills.I Nnl.iMki II nifIi |im«. I’lllltif 1041 t 'S**?■•!*I A' 4*•><*•!*"** -J* !■{* 4' I” ** 1■•1141. U 'liip e n ilu it l'bt-> in . . Ilia n tin i a , .......... g iii- s A lu m it i , >i i.n l 1 - lm , w rn p p tii,- c a k e s . ,.,e au .l W 'lli'u la to ilm le .l ,1 I.. 1,1 t e r Ilia n i-b.m u lu u m n n n lo t ■■>. r e c t ly fiiMi-il it i n , I. up . a ni, 1 S lt lH '- l Jl|"il ....... I pltekiigi C e ll. IpllJlC,' Nl.'ith f.M I n . Ull* I I'lii. f ' nil* *m i v - I.illlll V ill 1hi* Mi i•i pii'iliiit s*r,i** of Ilu, imiii i •M ,1 ' ul, imp t , Wood, pllplllm ft,| ‘Hi 11i XMlM'il pup* 1 lm \ ............ -.,.i mil, flow el' im iil il 4j, f 1 ' *•f4 - I im n i * ut l .i .’i*l J 1 * i v i :» ’ ' -Il .'Olil 1,1.nt.- : to pel' phlllift* »■ !fMur*-I t fine I-1III , f 11" 1n fin ail h llltltf 1 ♦114•11h 11' ■ Hi «pp I.r I m 11 t'l'p'i ■ w 1 , mi in- *1 11 * *1" ■f \ i„ -HI, a* I'"' 4141(1 youiip Ho i i, 1’ . I.i 1 1, ! i I, >1 in a vrni Hi i i i . i .. thai f (it* glands (lilt \ h, ..t i„ ilu mil 1 lag of jfij IMini UlTUj* K4»11111i!I;t( and Aiidt i 'oil U .Hi-, ceil A ’e m > I l ’s P E N N E Y S f o r BACK-TO-S€H®@S Savings! ANOTHER PENNEY BUDGET-STRETCHER ...J U S T WHEN YOU NEED IT M O ST ! G IR L S ’ C O T T O N S sr/.!:s and 7* K kr.ty V h) V K• V Y | ( m | IA-vi,. BSy \ t ''ik-' i V A M JI ! tf at the Fernald Laughton Mem­ uaa of perfume waa for- orial Hoepital, ffttan after the fall of Roma, II ' waa brought' back to Vuropa Mam Alia Minor by th# Cniaad- p riced O n « o f the b ig g o i dime tallies we’ve leeu in a long time. P enuey-picked fab­ rics . smooth brumhlullu, HU aipiare percale* . . . tie ml led ever to carefully (in sid e aud o u t!). All tliia at a buy aeveral price . . . ju tt'f 1.9BI I t s m a r t a a d t t o M | r t a r l y fo r y o o r sh a r o o f tfco so m o R o y -s a v o r s I * Key?1 ..lOlWi.U, W-' 'jaBSSSaL'i'i.'. i.1” * A <1 > HOW ! I• of aiias in Spaclatorn and Cat"*1 S h o a a 80 to BO parcant discount. o il - Ini Medium to high heel whites. Outstanding bargains if you can find your size. Values to $1135. musk etlll d u n g to c e r t a in Ki^f.l t-olilamei * of tin gb,**, ,.t plastic a r e i-a-> t.. luui.ln n-.|uni' .- pcrfuni* tin inner liti'ug and .a n l.iend 1. ni*r isi • < n. thu used, Altbooirb ngul . kuIiiiiii-i s 'nl-tt g? ........ mm ,lt., voar. coat mi’ll- limn . n i f.■i, ... n-up, i '' '.X'Mi'l Ik'SIf !«''•• • pHI flllillil ) pings, re-n-i- nun inal.i iticm mimical. ul flower, Tin cans nun la- iim-.I t'.-• fn-c/. i i.g e th tr Ing fruil*. >i-v,-tallies, d a n i ...... I i. i (solvent) lietRp I'tflf-, Ilk-lilt t Y« Jills 1 I liter til* H'i I * 1 •1 ilu - i,n imlURtry Itf piTfumo ffi*m*'U Kinpti t'* * fltl ll-l'ii tut l | th .h. . . . th l i I'-.v iimru f«»t • hu*lr af II-h 111' i: - lilt I I*X X . 11 Im.)U| If tj.l. h 11■XV i ,i I Ill'll t X h imt-ohm whu i ■, , Wi l l ' kl*|lt i |ti •- ml till* i-n*t ID lilt' i- tie ‘»'f I ft | up* M u tint ft. protect 'I I........... \ . a.t . mi ' I ukj ki f h*iy w4*1ti Iftun I i 111i- I hm I l h»w - nml Atiiii iit l'i tiojk until! I'h»x\ u 111*xx K*— \ ti»«•11■mi *'/**( h *tu ii ti ii|>4 r si' xli*-11*’ ? li'Mtf |*l Ilf i,-MlUt' ii• ' '" t i 11 ut.k I i|(]y th u lu'i fiiiu .-rv ii* j1 m in k u f for White Dress Shoes / ' BAND T CLUB SUPPER ■i The Sanford Both and Tennli Ctub will hold It* weekly covered diah auppar and awimmln* party at, the swimming pool at the May■ fair!Jen. The group will gather at TtOO o'clock Saturday morning ami tpcli mamber la aakrd to bring n j1.„ , mi tli. I I he -cii-i 114‘f i "U (n hi- >t plt'tk ' -t l (IllN III .1 I i» ft. * 4'tilin j1■ii| - Last Call V /, LORETTA ILL <HOLLYWOOD, Aag. j m t u Young collapeed on a w i It h a n n o u n c e m e n t m od. •at today and waa taken to 'll) . 1v". ■ f'f g>>hoepital. Dr. Walter Halloran Mr. and Mra. a M. RIChard, Jr. « M ‘ an* la expecting a child and (Ml bar condition la not aarioua, b l r t h ^ ^ n . ^ M N e l l ^ u ^ u r t *'in it inH|inro RlU'ftl | Mlillt H UN pi U'4■, "*1/4 .411.1 t I"X Xft , Vf llrtiun \i*nU*ntv. givm ii.tlmi |. ,x. •X. •- RADIO STATION W .T .IM L • , W "l *la- - I*' ■ 11 i WJ'H t**d a\t.i . 144k - Nl.,i |w Iflii*' h|ox\ , , f vt a recent nmfei e n .. nu lauui- im -/ing methods -pun<iui-d b\ tini"- an•* -■• i; ■'ii -In i nines i -1ii 11> in t* not I’SUA Itm i' imi 41f f Imu,ut Nut n ft 'O' piinutiv.. time \Ciicri the • h* i fit'IiU. It turn nm l Iliu m * Kt n im iin i1- KCSS|t»| p it'in i.» 11III. ft. It Iif 0,1 1’ "♦ '! ... J„ „ „ ,ie Lee C e s li am .H e tty (lamp. .Iran. MRS. A y A W » |H H i DAV■ « rh,' r,,lu wh el, r ‘' ' 7 ; , ' ' ' ? ! • ' •"*" MrTeer. also Paul Yates, Jr. . and MIHH MARGARET' XVRK.IIT far two years. »el| «. mil \ | . , Gregg Draddy win. Hilliard y,,.,., I.„.„ N,,w»n Cacll* Little LINDA BPENCEH tel- Manv ........ frani the neaiby beach ...... ......... ktall d u of steel Lambeis,V Paul G re ,ham, 'l.eroy ling each animal goodbye after » In fmlldnc «ill« anil "W *£»rl i.i,,.. Her husla.ml gave will chid nsirltle a louse The ,jlr i,r ul,. ,iwny. Host man was llm u lm , ami M,. uml Mr*. William visit t» the *oo Huong wn- well Whnvi'd and med- npp lirioly, talent maul who III,tel. Welcome to MR. and MBS. Inm-klred for »ueb events, *nld ilu- actor to Hollywood, FRED MURRAY who have re studio Police Chief XVhitey IboHe aid Hlewnrt grnldte.l for ceritly moved to Hanford ,,1ey. who directed a store of of the miic “ like it was 40 million nu k in g their hom« In thu L p ff ir r j-..... dolllu* ' , A pm , meal* JIMMY "***” IIOHTUN ,I,1,IT" W' The only outbursls hef«ri the Xfi.i ih, f, ,,'i-lock cetenniliv. lunching with HAY IHLAND the imiplr W'-nt lo a reception al HETTY JA NE COPELAND strol­ the I,mile „f Ageiil Jack llolini, ling up Park Avenue with TOM­ JACK WOODRUFF getting MY CATAI.DO And JEA N ETTE hi* car. CLAY WILLIAMS „„i I lu .," 1, 1 1, ,-nests were presell,, ion,,,! l-v X’an Joluisun, Ray Mil riiin tf XVnl.FEIt riding down Mugmdlu GlllillON Hill SSI IN eiijovii.c land nt,.I a ft " others. TI...... „o|ila <- mi v\ «-*i,-11. .Iiiini.iir** with CHARLIE PKPIO mm ning drink n .1o New* i|,|oil . baliipiioi' ill'll eilt a ca ke' Dll VINCE IIOIIEHT8 ....... !.,,,,» J iviIh ii lliiwi-i lillskH it J.', Wcslern jHial.i.rrv .XIIt, ami M 1(8. HILL PELL enI T:itii TI... 7 m 'lo c k club joying *u|ipt'i ut A ukcI*' Eat .Shuck ml,, tlie filing siaiion next i-- , \| i . -M.-win, losewl her l,ou,|u,-l \>-ws Sanford Clinic Saw i> \ll. HUD WEUEIl and GEORGE * in. Oi.orls Hcorv* I,, M<- Draibly. and Ih....... . s,n.*> |*i,polar JUlisle IICCHE8 walking along Magnolia| SCOTT. Jit. walking alour I lie in „ Hm > of , lee al 1 If, kiJn Alornlna l.svi.il,,.,* Nii Xy p M Avenue MR8. A. L. BETTB telstreet with the coat tn luuolv a f le t S tew art re- j * 17. .‘ In,ids In Muslii ling of the wonderful time she uniform We like that new ,„,„i-d to ki*- Ids mutiisi g,„,dS:0ii World a I Nllis lull Vnrlely Pontlae convertible of H. A MuN )(VI, aud MHH- BUKHMAN LLOYD t*;an I’opulMr Mosic .......... )iie couple will Slav In low,, !| uf Tallahassee had at Ft. 8am TIKTH*. And Sanford Anaels tsar It, lr**d iluuston. Tex. visiting LIEUT. to progress HARRY TOOK I *-a* lll|tj| i-.uiax ........ thev leaviPin |!|, Parad* lli:l.'. A iloy ., A lllrl A Music COL.und MH8. CHARLES HETT8 rtnrtad hi* new home on the ink,-- tl) lir,..tll| n,,. ,v„apl».v |,e il» ini] In in i , Id. N»w. Itu rro w sd , Ulus J They Were iollied for (he last two front, the Christian CIuimi . i"" \k,,,n 11 in, nri-l.sairii a Ht*r Tin- lulile, HI. was far me, Iv 'I week* by MH. BETTS who accom­ NiillUge I. growing, WEI IIHIIN 1 1 : 1,1 .Mamina Vnrlely III,;. Music Iluwall P H lL I.ll'S nf Orlamla l* |da.... .. n u t r r i < I n Ned McLean, sun „f | panied them hark to Sanford II:':', World a, Noons ...... .................. ...... J. _. on building afmul 110 him,,- i"r |(ltl. F.vrlvn " ’al»h McLean,' SHERIFF P....A. ............ MERO and 1 1 : if. lino rial, N. HURIHCK chatting Ilia , popular Mtnr ittlng outald* the!onle here, to mention only a i- » „wuei of the Hope Diamond. Site I Ia l.alln American* Court House HOY HOLLER, HOLLER I Uaher (pointing upward, ........ . i,„* two vmmg s„„s. who did not ROY I tin Musical X’arlstl** ■ml HR. W. V. HITTING having j tam er whom lie hull led skxwanl. attend the festivities, ami 111", liar Nans Jlnnrh i Coca Cola MARY HELEN ramp by romp): You’ll find m u Stewart. II, was long Hollv I,"" Today'* Htar 1:1« 1111* * lluadllro-B KITE and OLYVE ANN ADAMfl! FITE ............................... ............ sent ull there somewhere. U i i- wihh)'* rimsl noled barhclor. lie litr, Your Memnrr Hoax* waving at HOBBY JONES In •* f a r *» I can go. Al,„>,- ihi« is now a* lie n-cenlly put it, 41or. Music t.ocrrs Proaram front of the Post Offic*. And l*v*L no*e bleeds. "Pa»t the point „f no return." j l:li> Ilr ,t4011**1 5:nn Th* Hhytlmi Ilnur kit* Th* tlrluht H|,oi St nu News 4:14 Twl-I.ll* Ho,i*o S ilo Sp o rts P arad e 4t,4 IllUMh H lm r* Hinas Circle No. n of the F irst Baptist Church met in the Philathea Claim room of the church on Monitay afternoon at <1:00 P. M. for lie regular buelneee and devotional meeting. Mrn. J. A. Strange, chair­ man. preilded over the meeting pud Mra. Joder Cameron conduct- 7:nn 1:14 ail the m inion atuily. 7iin . The Hibla etudy waa led by ? i ,4 Mm. Claude 8aunder* and ra- 1:1)0 *1*1! port* were heard from varlou* of- »>'«' flea re. Announcamant was made *:14 Ihat C lide No. it would be In J#:ln ||4 (barge of placing flower* In the !*< *f Idiot m in t t{lurch fur the month of Auguit. 14 O il* .T hose attending were Mra. S. J. ,oi Oiin Davis, Mra, John Rogara. Mra. C, A. Dutton, Mra. J. F. Lawli, Mra. A. J, Walker, Mra. Lillian l*. Vlchery, Mra. ganlidaw; Mra. Camv1 apon and Mra. Strang*. e rso n a ls e. VI . Bowen Honors Hints To Houst'xvivc- Teeti Talk A thi»ri luiwim-jtw -t-wittn wi* lump- m Itoiimu water currier.. pivsitirti t»v»'i by Mr*. Well, ion iirobitbly enn be fooled. _ _ _____ ________ I und n ti-innmiting rinninittve com- Rut don't di'-puit. girl*. So cult 'lowed of .Mr<. Elmci Ciuncll, Mr*. tile expert.. Al Doudney and Mr*. Mr. and Mr*. Al Hunt plan to l l t-. liainei and Mr. Cooper waa FRIDAY 1 ., Mr*It', till done willi rmiiitentioiint ........................... riHiiglenmn entertained I leave on Saturday lor New Xm b , npiodnted by Mr. F. K. (iatchel The regular meeting uf (litWa* announced that alt | ’ '* **' ' / / Amer i can g la .. afternoon at 4:00 o'City to spend some time. I le ac h ,, It w Townsend Club will bo held ut tlw ■yesterday 1....1 Ireen i................^ h . u t l 1,'tnanulneturer. wlm use European cii-ctric fati. Imd purchased Touriet Center at H:0t> I*. ,\l. ] ‘ link with >i Coca Cola party g l a . . blower, to copy antiipie* in Mrs. Mary K. Mickle. bo* l e f t , lot the class room, QaniM and refreshments will Ik- honoring Mi*. Audrey Bach, whoae vhollow it tog .> ; — mtnii !hl* «l*'tiiil, some enjoyed following the meeting und mim iago t» George Speer will be for Augusta, (la. when- .Or I. the tbusine.. sesslo. (| , employing ^ everyone l» welcome U> attend on event of Aug. 26. tiue»t» gath- visiting her »l*ter, Mr*. W. F. u picnic .upper was enjoyed ny( ' mi imimifui'lurcr. Warren ' ■ SATURDAY iit-d nt tin- S. F. Douclney home on j Runga. Mr’« Gimtu-i. Mr., S C. (Ira was slui’tled to <ee a nom, .Mi-, .ui., triuiiK t.. Woodruff. iruiHiiuti. Ixe-.-lei. , bum, amik I.. The Touriit group will enter- Mellonvllle Avenue where the Mr. and Mr*. M b. t.lndei left ,, M Mynm Snnlb. Mrs. (’«»! K “ ,that ‘l‘l hud been tnnied tain with u card party ut the '"oin- were attractively decorated today for rrederlcksbnig Xu. a i d . . .t \ i . . V C. ! ,,f ,M" "elb I'nge, I.. I., factory Tourist Center at 7:30 P. M. Other with mixed pastel flower*. Ml. Pleasant, Pa. t.. spend about | , , ..... ' , ' ' , pv.nklln ....... ................. before, resting cosily teat ure* will be folk dancing und During Hie uriernoun game* . # nionth. 1 . o I'upie -bop with a fabulous group singing led by Mrs. K nur were enjoyed with prlie* being I* - ; mi b. He -ay*. Price. Alt who are Interested in the woti won by Mi.. IIon Baker andMi*. 1) 111 anil' Miss Margie Hodge* lw* leturn.. "liluss foi in u lu scciel* am activities of the group are cord­ Mi-. Nuncy Cullum. Kefreshmenta ed to lier home in Sanford afte r! I I R i m y o I i * \ V l i r t 1 1 8 8 banded down from father to son. ially Invited to attend. I were served from the dining ta b l e ' spending several weeks ut Myrtle! A l o r u i r n W rirlH itllf 'Flint is why in copying tnidtioiml which wu. covered with a cream Beach and other points in South -Ix trU K l m U U lli* pieces mi - m e inn mi ftic til ri nu toI colored luce doth. Centering thu Carolina. i ... - — ........ ... nun low's untUpies tmlny. They table were a miniature bride and --------— . l,X JIOH IHOX1AS gioom placed on u reflector and* W. B. William* has leh to spend| HOLLY XVt in 11. Aug. 11—lfl*l—■i tievei go out of style." Mme und mure glues workers am „ „ „ , , encircled with white daisies and I some time with relative* In Ml Janie* Stewurt, who gamed film Mr. *nd .Mra. A. II. Hiit*,h«*i t<f ! Vtrnon, Ilk in«l Cirtl!igi‘, Mo. lit* tame purtiuyiiig the u v n u g e gUyi j being wooed to Xmerlcii all the Tilton, Or ., formerly of m i t, # ___ ______________plani to rrturn tu Hauluid ak«ait Tlfton, or .Joaup .fomip aami t . . _ . plRn« to nud utl ever age Ameiimii wedding lllm lie**|,, .ay.-. It wu tin this city, announce thu m a n hup<Hopt* 1. •except fin the crowd and the polled llutcli and l,olt*h gins* of their .laughter, Hetty Sue. n, ••••«; M n - W w * *lur-studded iiiiillcnce. I win h e * who established gtu.-s Thomas Regenutd Frremnn of und Mrs. Dimgieman. Those InvitMr, mit\ Mr*. Wairt-n Cm win The uctoi mariied lilorla Me- making u* our first Aiiiertciin inJe iu p and Lobwo, H. C.. *..... .... ' d to be with Mis* Bach were Mr*. of Cnlllet City recently visited Lean lute yesleiday and the cer- . dusiry in .liillteslown ill lilUT Mr. and Mr*. T. H. Freemau of I'. R. Hueh, Mrs. V. A. flpeer, Mrg. w . P. Yesley. While beie Mr. i iiuiny uliunsi fulfilled bis hopea liubmi, brought tlieli uiti-liy to I tv a n n a h . Mrs. Kdwurd Ihinn, Mr*. John alld Mr*. Corwin and Mr*. Yesley for a »iiiiill ipiiel wedding Ull-, X'itginiu in 11121, inniiily tlii-v ^•vannah Pearce, Mi*. M, l„ KalKirn, J r . were guests at huytonu Heueli of lllillled li> lln- Hollywood tirUCli. j i*l,li‘ts to nuihitig bend* tin Made Tha wedding was solemnised and Mi*. I.ee Draper. Alsu the j)r. and Mr*. C. K. l.everette. the First Methodlat (ill tire It mi The couple took tlu-u vows in xvitli tin- Ituliun* ilu IXi17 wlu-n -------- — flinton's Island July 2U nt b 'tu Misses i'byllls Bach, Ililon Raker, tile III eld» ood PiesbyU'rlan It | , Vo„ o, I'.t I - 1<111 |tli look Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Vain have Cliiiich bcfoic nil friends of the o'clock with the Rev. Will mm .1 Nuncy Williams, Charlotte True, ,11 st pt lie fin III* exhibit of S will officiating In the pn -emi- Nancy Cullum, iluphno Connelly, leturned from Miami Hencb where film colony while an oidcrly pI l*wH4‘|| Ml Ilu ru n - I'Xpifl Hetty Jo llriK'k, Louise Clark, they actende.l the meeting nt the n owd al fitlll waited out side. a„ large _________ number of friends. tioit. llit'ri* wi'h' ulmiily inoir tlian (Henna Mculiiii of Je .o p uu< Minn.,. Both (Idliaiii. Kitty Odliam, Dixie Mount ere orgunliaimu of Like the aveiage luidegroom, the bride'* maid of honut und I. , Hetty Mooie and Shirley Smith, the Brotherhood of Railroad I rain* Alewuit wu* iietvinl* lie fid-, l**ii In-- fmtfirli*- in \ mt*i i«'U ♦ l\ !"*' l l ' ! H 4Jl kl*l'N lit % I */ «ktll|l!' B. Warren of l.udowicl sivv.-d nx I men. gi ted a* in- wat iied In* socialite I if X iik ijiu um l S v v i'tli'h Tkn lj«,t man for the bridegroom, bride walk down the aisle in a ,-<lv(l. JtM, ........ |«(,|l(.n, Friend* nf Mr*. L. H. .XI>Lewi. coi'kltill ............ gioy satin. th T hs bride was lovely, w nuiug ,,,, g |„ „ , a gown white shadow print mgui. ....... „ Iflln N . l o a n u r e i t l t B I H improving after a recent opera- tying while oiehlds and a l*ray*l ■' . „ I(IU „ dy ovar pink taffeta. She -vine a liimk. Iik111ui iit I'lur, icil i»t iimhi'i tuitvi 11loti nnd was removed toduy from ptrik hat and white bccc-- iu n ». Htewnrl's lepllea to licv Dean I hn<1, ||( tlvMll| ,,, Memorial llospita M i 11. C. ilowen entertained thei the (be Orange ____ add a corsage of while gui-lrui.-i. Vuuug People'* Sunday School )„ he, home at 1624 Orangewuou tlsteibeig could hardly be heard.' com puted her ensemble. “ I g.it ii fm g in my throat,1 j Th* bride ia the grand daughter class of ilu- Church of God with a Avenue In Orlando, be said ufii-rward*. i *lemony were chee*- for som e party at her home on South San-, ’ , of Mrs. E. C. Echols ami the lute "I will" and *UP" ' Mu- tii.ii d e u e - t * T h e y i n ­ Haturning Tuesday from Hie pedHe a n-urimiieil Mr. Echols of this city. Shu u- ford Avenue on Wednesday flight. plain gi Id hand inscribed icluded XIr mid Mr* l-'ionk M oiccivrd her early education in Sim She was as-isteil by Mis* Nettle Hummer Hand Camp nf the Uni- ■‘(Jliula and Jimmy H-II-4H" on ctiii l i e m g e M urpliv. Mi ini-1 , ,, ' . ford, muvlug to J usiiji u|eoi hm Hath Bowen, tiueset of honor for vrrslty of Miami were ponun Lou [ graduation from the finnford In the event wa* Miss Joan Gresham Harper, Joy hide Mae June*, Dee in front nf ,Mi, Dm ^ id N iim i, XI, nm l Mrs. .... ............. r llolUi'law^ l'»r(> ............ nlor High School. She ginduuiwho wu* celehifiling her 18th Dee Cnlle, Kay s||||l(|( ,„.(gbl)iirhood cliurrh ' 1,1 * “ "1"' I Dorothy Mnguiic i, ............. .....I "wei’ ivtone '»'li .Sntlo from the Jesup High Sclo. it n " ' , ,,1, t |„ |1,y;.......... ..........." ............ .. har'u Pearce, Edwla Va,a. Ibmnie »»'" m m m.y''"a.ul' S-M,..... Gary Cuopet. IrmluiG." if llm Maum hI'I.o '.1“ .d ‘imaes we,e enjoyed during t h . G a r n e r , a n d John Fite. L .e e l e d by .......... beers from the >J....... 1luck '." ".P . M" ,V'V '• ''r " " Mi Iti-uny, Itestmiraleurs roVniotolouv College u in I was a* evealup after wlurl. refreshment. — V . , _______Irrowd I,......... ............. btoadly Mil. It.muuioff and Have t'linsyli ■ociatcd with the Modem Hi-auiv were uorved ami many lovsly gifts _ . , ' P f k l V l X l l " 1"1 ...... . I'b'di'Miui-hei * re- anil I... Ik- II,11,a. who will |iiId. in J t» f 1,r ' .. Present, d .0 Miss tireslmm. ' th e N | ... l,> kissing hi* in ole Ibree 'lewmt'- plane la tin- llelldix lime. attending with M iss Gresham were j MISS JOAN TEAGUE buck at. •Feel fine." lit* smiled. T ile 1" " ' Belly .lean Townsend, Lucilles the Xoumg ibe early anivuls were The bridegroom i* 1 ....... l.aiulie*s, Gvnilh Cockninn, Mary HoumilUt uml Anderson* glowing ,,,, 11, 1,, wu* driven mound far inure liaom's paienl*. Mt aad Mrs. of ( h i 1(147 c f a a a u f tbeJes'up llirb Hlttel, Mary Dell Ilowen, Pearl I with « sunburn from a S n u la> , block, then returned far inure fk'hmil and served In the Nn>c for Hawmt,. Marti,,. Am, Iluwen, lh ,ra tU { a t the . " ' ’ m |'i! «!,J 1"^Tt.T ,Z > !\ i.egan ‘gathering tn ",V..IhV ' aeplan’ o '"i, !ua Betty Sue Hatcher Wed To T. G, Freeman P A G E F1VH ' ' m i -loot- to ito irit.I■ -1 la y e r diieing :ui imti.iinl . f f e t l , Tbe> al-.,, i'Jmv, 11»** 4ituiflit-iifltpr tty Anna Mac Sik. * HV VIVIAN mtOWN piilc k^ft'ii', y Itf'x*, pinks ttf XI* N m afruturrs PACKING l u l l FREEZING Hi i-w t* * 1 1 ji*-a f ;i, , mnl do Mrs. K. K. r<Ni|iir wu* hoM#*J Most freu/ci coiiIiiioi-i * and n ir in in NVw onirrii* S m y rn a e u i „ L ___ t e o ' i |:u ' "*■'hei...Im .....'» 8,i you think you know ri-nl t o r ic - d M lift?1.1 tU i > i until) m o tifs I packaging mateiinl* gin- ani-pt,|w In , liniT-U’ltf ■a tap n o n e U S , Tuesday afternoon for the meet* tnili- h ..r Bristol gin,,. Or perhaps Mils'll j- i »ng atvif ..t 4.1..I._ ifla** *1.. „ ^ of In# 1 nf at.,. tin* l.* Kltlelis th<f ....... (SmN Mild lovw uble results il u-i-d i ■nu-itly. m you i on.ider yourself n cminm. ldu\ '*>4 I'li l>it — [ Kirst itnptist I’lmith, ’ til. 1o; hi dl'tiid. cording to expeits wl-n uttended scut of lustre., old English oil M n U in Social And Personal Activities sUoS — - - -- -—•n aefdsl, �*•*— . ------------ ■ww- . ^ m n j j j j l j ^ p p | ■•- l ' :r " V ' ^ ^ . ' - r 0S1! THURSDAY AUGUST II, 1«4» TltB HANFORD DPR AI D, flANFORnTLOrntM fozard Charles Keeps Heavyweight Title Rams Takes Heavy Toll In League; Collegiate Group Mangrum, Snead e —f—J pi / I -1 ... -r •■ To Study Reports Head List Of Pros 4 San,ord P,ay* ■ L ee,bur* ToMte On “SanityCode” In Tam O’Shanter llte henvy downpour Imt evening forced the mncrtlnlinn of itie CHICAGO, Aug, 11— — j CHICAGO, Aug. tt - ( / P i game here lie tween llie Lre-tiuri; Dndgrn and the Sanford Giant*. Trmilile-shmitcra nf tho National I t.loyd Mangrum and Hum Hnead, Tonight the Giant* wilt journey tn Lie,burg and Manager Hal Cnl leg late Athletic Association thla currently golf'a hottest tourney . Gtubrr Intliy rxpreitrd the bcjie that they will »how better form in weekend will culminate corroetlvo'nvaJa, continue their aniptng toanadrwork nn two ranking pro-1Uny In the drat round of Tmn hitting. He Mated that lie bad not picked the pitcher yet for the game, hlems. NCAA "sanity code viola, . . . ...L ? IO' Shant or' a feature event— the but wnlilri *i>n who la In the ImstVIlona and Ihe rash of post-season;^;ir>,tM>0 “world championship." forrr ' They heod a list of fid proa The game nl Del,and between sh ‘’rnu,n* J,otjl ri*^ll?“n,J*ri'/ j " NCAA*# conatltutlortal com- shooting for a fill,mid winners’ tbo Red llnta rind thn Orlando n Vl* fi* Ipllarce rommlUee Will merit Prifcnstnra wna likewise railed laat hM* r |dav and Saturday to review, tho puraa in 7l*hnle medal play which night because of rain. Tnnight at [r"m *"•*“ • Auguallno Saint*. Af-1 Ntnti)a of Id known codo violators; winds up Bunday. Second money In the hraax.ring Tinker field, Mnnngor George *[’r n, 7-4 victory In the opener, ; n srhoola elnaaifled aa doublfdl; Myatt of the Hemitora, la expected , ••'"'en rame from behind to i„ n ijj mem Itera who promised In evtnt on promoter George H. to vend young Kd Itrooklyn, rookie ‘ho »*eund game, H-5. The'mend policies after prevloua warn- May's merry-go-round la #7,mm. Third pays *5,1100, fourth *:i,00ll southpaw from l.iike Mary, and victories gab* Myril Hong, whoij„g. former pllrher for thn Seminole ,'|)r,'*d the initial win, hla -tat | The committee han declined to and the list is sealed down to $100 High School team, against the Red victory of the season, while George-identify violators o f the rode for 17 spot. Mangrum and Hnend stole the Hats, KulU, who got credit for winning j which fixe* ntrlct limit* on’ fl* Brooklyn, who hna a l-l record, the final game, gained hla 22nd I nancial aid to athletes, but many rhr.w In Ihe Tam all-American pm hurled n six hit, .1 11 ahut out a- victory. are reported to he major Inetltu- meet which ended Tuesday. Mangrurn repeated as champion with palnat the Mugging Gnineavillo Pnlatka leal night on their hom e!"0"?; .... 72 liutn total of 270—12 under G-Men lq prh n rlo raat week in hla ground heat Daytona Beach 7.2 aa1 After sifting evidence a t thla par. Hnnad missed a three foot borne debat. Against him Manager lllaa Arroyn of the Aialeaa limitputt on the lent hole to take sec­ ond with 277, por. ... NCAA meeting In New York next The nil American top payoff .Inn. l:i-M. At that time, confirmed was $2,222. Hnead’s runner-up mid unri'penting violators possibly prise was $2,M2 which boosted hla mnv be read out of membership lending money winnings for thn In Ihe illib.school association. season to 125,002. Mangrum is The code ■■pollen' -trio Includes „ l|r(J w|th NnUf(rl, , f,,t„n si,:"- sssSr "“m‘ ■" “ NEW YORK, Aug. p ...rH C h a r l e s weight title kept i l - |/ p ) _ hla heavy- Inst night, uulng Leanuvlch un a in the ninth for tho Look­ nell. Big Babe Berna clouted hla out victory. Calvin Cooper went Uflth home run of the season to Atkins Hits Homer cuit tha roett a t Chattanooga and put the Vols Into the lead In the the Chicks to six safe seventh. In the nightcap, the Gives Birmingham limited blows, Hie mates collected nine off Travs' Al Yayllan gave up only five hits in notching the triumph. Win Over Pelicans BUIMotsEvans. than fl,600 fans were on Bobo Holloman yielded seven safe hand In ttlckwood Field to see the Barons and the Pels tangle In s ‘enso battle of homers. George McDonald counted three runs for the Pels In the first frame after Mel Roe rnunted the first tally. The Barons came back with a three run rally In their half of the Inning, Including a home run by Tommy Tatum. Then BeVan Strickland nut Ihe Larons ahead with a circuit smash In the second. The Pelicans knott­ ed the rount with a three-run rally Ir. the seventh. Dale Coog«n humered In that Inning. Cbnrlr Clock counted another homer for Ihe Pels. Hot pitching was on the bill of fare at Nashville. Pete Mal­ lory of tho Vols pitched n fourhitter In winning Ihe first game. Ills mates wore held to five safe blows by the Rock's Art McCon­ _.u|t 11 us My l*ATTT*ATTRRHON iiiinrhimt hag and scoring a lech- Associated Press Hporla W rltfr nltsl knockout at the end of the First sneker Ralph Atkins sockMVtnlh round hefura n crowd of eil a homer in the tenth Inning vd.isin In Yankee Hladlutn. ami gave the Birmingham Barons Charles, who la recognixcrl as wiirid champion by the National liming Association, gave Lesncu r h *urh a battering ti n t both eyr» were bleeding mill nearly (Imrd when Trainer h'rcdille Kliin notified Referee Ruby Gold,r,in thn* Lesvenlch Would Ih- oncldc l» contlmie, j^sncvlch, .'M, a former world I ghl heavywelghl rhuntlilen, was »itllne on his stool in the comer ;,i,t sflcr the I* *11 had enrlerl the M.vcnlh inund, when Pleiro i|e. liilrd that litis was finished. an H to 7 victory last night over tec New Orleans Pelicans. The Bnrona thus Increased their learl to three full games over tho Nanlivillu Vola, who divided u twin bill with the l/lttle Rock Travelers. The Vola took the opener, \ It, and diopped the nightcap, 4 tn I. In another Southern Associa­ tion dochleheader, Mohilt’s fourth place Bears ramo hack to win the second fray, 7 to II, after the At­ lanta crackers had taken the open­ er, 0 to 2. Tho cellar-dwelling Chattanooga Lookouts made It three in a row The .earth's population In IH50 v.hen they defeated tho seventhj, tMminted to have heen I .Mil,. plnco Memphis Chicks 2 tn 2. Hob­ 000,000 by Reid clouted one for tha cir­ - i s w j s s ^ s 'w i f ^ 8 S U P E R -V A LU E D A Y S >la Filers ImIVickHburg 11-4 t Viral Ball Csllr anaBlel • ATLANTA. Aug. II - ( /! ’) t ftlnautus, 1 OH's It's Isidy. I NwUetihosrrl, f Merchant Valpf, I Charles E. Thompson, Jr., a. Uni­ Hirlktna. * licit Tarmlls, 7 Dlacta versity of Georgia football star Vixen, S Jersey I**. of M years ago, died at hie horns 1SY ‘A»h(m ia t k f ) pitKHH cola’s lesgue-leadlng Filers IKCOXII RACK —" S/laths Mile out 15 Rita and battered a n ils OaaBlai ■* Bair i l l Bally ................. burg Billies, 11 to 4, last t Ann's isuir, i hh ' Iqlsn tljtM. I 1 their llth victory In a Povsrly Psrsds, 4 llsllbny, sllbny, I_ Far. nsll, • Oil's Dsrlln*. ‘7 Hlr Iks, l Oscar P , * ,’i Hennecheck went (he die* or the filers on their I.eglon t i i in n naiim — a/iaibe (• gave up only seven safe* . lYsrhy. I I. o 1i*| View, tlon. 4 randy Klssss. I Night ht Man, Man Ifil''1**‘ S Ksrada, T Hafs lllngls, I Eight I league •lenders exploded for Knack. [ Mins in the sixth Inning to a 4*1 lead. Then they cut roi'RTM «AI'R - a/iatas 1 M and arin, I Tuff nas. aig tallies In a big sc< 4 Hsnstnr Itmh Jng to Ice the game away. 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Funeral services# will be tdoay, iifikJMTU The Sugar Bowl sports carnlval will offer s tennis tourney, Det . 2fl.ni) with Id top amateur* competing. j \ hare yesterday. Ha wai 55. An all-round athlata at Gsorgla. Ha played end and fullback on tha 1916 teams. I-." The national hard court ten­ nis rhampinnshlps will be decid­ ed In Berkeley, Calif., Sept. 1725. B ill Sports Koundup Shirley May France AII<Star Cast To Klin Tonite At Oval nan ifinnday t'arty flows to the Rocks. Mobile came from Itehind a ibree run deficit to win the sec­ ond gumo at Atlanta with a foururn rHlly In the seventh BIB Anlonello marked up the winning Inlly hs He came hnmr on a wild tdtrh by Cracker Art Fowler. Atliintn Manager Cliff Dapper homired in the sixth frame of the first game bringing In three Cracker runs. DontMtesTheseMiesI MID-SIMMERSALE! Statistics Show Boston Red Sox Should Be Ahead " " " t n k l l Alli.T f«feh’l aan' f:hl,nipl"n L'ary Mlddleroff, who '1 fnthon' ,h" ull-Amerlran and dnines^RWHtewsrt,’ Sm .tllwestl,nl1* cmnpctltiun and enllecteil a mo­ Conference. IIY JOK HKICHI.EH A previously announce.I meet­ desk 11 HO, still ts second will) riiUHIDS STATU lillAIJPM Associated I'reaa Hporla Writer ing of the NCAA's nine-man HMD $22,104. Tram W I, Pet. By alt tho law of haHolmll (Ijiln c n V Ille .................. IT I t 1*1 Mangrum won thn "world" bowl gams' committee will he held statistics, the Boat on Red Hox, not V/,"yVin* *'irdar-1■ crown last year after an Ifl-holn All IV .1*1 * Hsturdnv and Hunday. as n .sit rn t the New-York Yankees, should hoi I’sfalNa .. SI *1 ,MH IP* The rum mitten has been **tit- l layoff with Hncad. Mangrum leading the American League to* | jJantor*"* "" s i o* r.i* i t 1* powered by thn NCAA tn st*l rf- rlindcd Hncad 70-71. May ixn’t one In xtoii at Juxt min gulatlnns for post season games day. | del,ami . nr. ss .t i e i l t i Ti .is a i n * concerning sponsorship, manage­ "world rhamplnnxhlii " Thr"** Three morn ....... The Red Hox own the elreuil’a 1‘‘rlarnlo ,110 11 ment, participation and prnmntlnn. will run cnncurrenlly—for women top batter In Ted Williams, They ‘ '-eeamirg lliia u lla Y e steI Ird*1 ay With the NCAA alarm id hy the pros, men amatrus nml women poaaeaa thn iengiln'a "wlnningcst” O rlan d o at l i .l .n m l l|ip d .. m in i growth of laiwl amateurs. l,e e e tiu ra hi Hanford lp |id . m in i mushrooming pitcher In Mel t’nrnell. In Williams M sln rsvlllt* T - l, Nl. A u e u e tln r I I . games, some of them blossoming Rated <m their all-American fin­ gild Vern Htephena, they have the I ’a liith a T. O aytona llitae li 1. overnight and fading a* rapidly, ishes, winner Frnkle Htranahan one, two leedera In home runs end Ilamea Today the committee Is expected to re­ lops the mon'a simon pure field Dri-nml al Orlando runa hatted In. Oaylona r.miiili al I'alalka commend weeding nut lesser of 12. In addltlnn they lend in team Hnnrnrd Hi t.nralilirg. I games; responsible management Alice Bauer of Los Angeles betting end Mugging, and rank (InlnpHVlIle at Nl. AilxllHtlnr for all games; that advertised beads up Ihe eight women am a­ third compared to the Yunkcca' "charily" games contribute a pres­ teurs and Louise Huggs of Car­ Mventh In teem fielding. Shouldn't Team AMRIIHA.V I.KAOIIH \V I, IM. cribed percentage of receipts to nn rollton, (in., Is the favorite among ss t s sir. that rate them the No. I spot In New Ynrk actual charity. Cleveland . St 44 .ItSI f. 'A Since Ihe famed Itose Bowl gnino eight women professionals.______ the standings? Ilnalnii so 4.*. r.Ti Yet the Red Hox find tlieninulvea I'lilli, ,1<-l|,lil*i is 41 Ml ih was stsrtcd »s a o,i»t-scasoii fts Ml SIT III classic st the turn of the century, in third Place, nix ami a half I>«-t r<>!l IIY HILL BECKER into tr> <1 42.'. 12 games behind the front.ruuning *‘Mi i s sit is*i i ; h tiie IkovI business flourished to WsshltiKton (F o r Hugh Fullerton Jr.) Yankees, who nl»o own u five and Nl micIi an extent that 50 arc held anI.ioiIn ir, n i m 3i iuimIIv from late December through ■(••anile VeMlenUy a half game bulge over the run“ loj T a ' n GKLKH: AugT iT-HAT^ I'lllillM 'i S. H e lrn lt 1 Jan. 1. lwr-up Cleveland Indians. Hey, Mr. Wrlgley: New Y ork 1. Iltislo ii 2. The NCAA’s latest canvass on There is only one answer for Nl. I^ u i I h It, t 'le v r ls m l 4. A lot of loyal Chicago Cubs fans rnelbnds of operation brought pro­ W ile llllillllill ' rillh liti.||ll,l,( 7 thla atranttn, arid for Boston, sad moter replies from only 17—In­ out lids way lire doing a lot of state or affairs. The Bed Sox don't x t rio * 1 1 t .r i t n t n cluding the five generally accepted bend scratching theso days. They're have Joe Page and the Yankees Team tV t. Pci. ns tin* cream of the bowl, crop, Ihe having troulilo Irying to figure out Nl. I.ullle IIS ,1!l Sin do, It'a as simple aa that. ns in San mse, sugar, eottiui. iimugc and why the Cubs, Inst plnco in Ihe Yankee Mnnngcr Casey Stengel, llrmiklvn M M (II 17 east-west features. New York . National League, continue til ped­ who once made headlines by pul­ Moml •■ll M r,a :.or, is The bowl rommlUee, headed by dle Hie best players from Isis l'Mlinlel|il,hi nl *4 m it ling u bird out of Ids cup, doesn't IT ST 111 l»H victor n. Hrhmldt, Pacific Coast Angeles, lust plum in the i'udfic liiira ll Hava to resort to magic when I crillM i m in,i,h i 41 S4 till 11 rnnfercnca commissioner, will sub­ Coast League. trouble looms. He simply calls on CNIi'ii a n 41 IT ISO JSH mit Its suggested curbs to thn While both Cobs and Angela Itl'MIltlH Y ee leriln y I m Pa#*. January NCAA meeting In New wallow deeper in the rullur, lha tloMlmi 4, New York t. Take yasterduy's Important York for adopt Inn by the lull memIlrouklyn T, I'lilIh,IhI|»tiIh ft. parent dub has brought up only U m e betwain the Yankees and I'l iliette 1, I'UtMtiurab 0 tiershlp. _______ nne player, second huseinan Wayne ni Louis s. t'Inetnnull n, JUd Bo* W 0 niton. Tbo Hox bad Terwllliger, who was playing Ids drawn first blood Tuesday, win­ llrsl year of AAA ball, >■ ning tha first of tho three-game Meanwhile, the Cub front office, '■ sat. They needed Ihe next two to apparently with the sanction o f ' hack In tho running. owner i*. K. Wrlgley, has sold two A three-run rally In tho tup nf Miky, Missouri Pusher, Gloria DOVER, r.ng„ Aug, II—l/P)— hard-hitting veterans, catcher Ed­ the seventh, highlighted by Jlnnk Malone nml third sucker John­ Bauer's twn-run single, had given Ann and Krl's Betty highlight an •Sidney may rm aru wnl cciunlutu die ,tn oiitmiuy loimy wniiu ny Ostruwski, to the Crosstown the Yankees a 2-1 edge over ,loo all-star east nf routers slated by White Hox, nml disposed of other Dobson. Hlephrn clipped Yankee Racing Hecretary Merrill WattsJ^no still awaits nil auspicious uny vetornn Angels to assorted mlimi starter Ed Lopul for Ills 2flth to gnllop in the feature ninth race to su m nor catinel swim. Mill; will In* ns cautious about league clubs. homer In the last half of the In- at the Vilusla County Kennel Clnli flttlg to make It 2-2. After Lnput In Dnyloiin Beach tonight. Com­ im ing her birthday cake and other I Obviously it's n you lb move­ Nt ttrvlved a shaky seventh inning, pleting the octet will lie Little lieu toons as mho iius oeett puuvtu ’ ment of sorts; nlthnugh you'd bnve ingel excused Ids lefty for the lllcnchle, Olyplnn Chief, (iallant hi net iimniug and wuiuug tor a tough time selling Angel fans on that one. They hail lo look at ' iy and. summoned Ills trnuhle- Dina nnd Adorn. A blanket finish me sea to setUu down. liet ciiBtn, Hairy Houdakian, fat I'al Hoercy making four er­ looter-Page. Is almost certain from such an , Joe rejlred Ihe dangerous Hox evenly imilchnl greyhound group. says she wm go mm the water rors In left field one night before Bight now Missouri Pusher rates i,gain tunay lor mure practice, he departed for Kansas City and Ih only one harmless Infield it the day was nothing special, points east, I tin In; the eighth and ninth ns the fnsle*t m uter nn the VoluOh, yes, Mr. Wrlgley, ymu I preserve Ihe Ylinker victory, sin oval nml Immediately after mace sue arrived in England near­ ly a lortnigat ago. me water Angels who usually lead Hie league ) marked his 2hlli relief sppesr- this contest he will gn Into train- nas too rougu for anytoing In attendance are a feeble seventh !• and'the he's ssv- Ing in preparation for a special moreIwen __ _ _2(lth ......gumo .............. man training dips within tho at thn turnstlls this year. Page'*'record Is ltl-1, but he's I two-dog mutch nice Haturdny night l)rea,;v.,a'.-i ■ And, ns one fan put in ecently;' seven olhers for another in which he will meet an up-and Dover nne will have at least one long j" l'm expecting the Cubs to sell i| kee starter, Allie Reynolds, coming youngster, Randle Broth­ . who id me open Channel iictore i two ..for Tommy Byrne. Page ers' Real Huntsman. This two dog ,e nishVH net attempt crossing Ofurcnre Maddern (hest remaining | been in only 11 losing Ysnken race promises to be one of the . iuiii uap lit in He*, nance, to h itterl any day now. When lhai happens I'm not even going In thrlller-dlllers nf the season. mis sine. Ha uiete is time today watch the Angela on television." I Indian* lost ground when In Hie tenth race tonight aver -i> m u x at tier party. w tf* edged mil, 5 $, hy the Hip Inng beach rmirse such veter11 will tie tn tile iminge of the Could be that Mr. Wrlgley and! Bt, Louis Browns In n night an mnrnthoners marathoners will compete stw; fcsitciltf Hotel. Theie will lie a Ir. Dick Kokos, former Indian Taurus, Rube Harbor, Isenor amt ’ truit cake, baked by the owner other 1’CL owners are playing s ittel, homered In Ihe ninth off Romantic Me. Taurus, aged five of the lintel, Mrs, Annie Enever. new game nf sweetness and llghl. || Lemon to snap a 4-4 tie. years and nne of the oldest rim- Ami presentsi Houdakian Is giving It's been a lung Hmu since in ’Mhlpgtnn’s Hnnators and Chi- ners on the track, will be looked her a gold locket: news photo­ many Const Leaguers have been fk White Hox pulled a couple upon with special favor by tha graphers ___ have a plg-skln corres sold upstairs In midseason. Hncrnmcnlo sent Al Benton lo laetn, The Nats shaded Hie ' fans after his sensational victory I poittlencc rase fur heri Ted Wor lelphla Athletics, fl-7, N-7, and over Ihe marathon route Monday her, her manager, and J. Walter Cleveland; Beattie, Sammy White topped the Detroit night, llomnntte Me also la In France, her father, will have lo Hoatim Rod Box (Louisville); flan Francisco, Dlno Restolll to It) Innings. high favor following two recant olher gifts for Shirley May. Pittsburgh; and Oakland, Lloyd beach course wins. TONiaiTPB KXTNIKa, Hlttle to Washington and George KIIIST HACK — n/tSIhs Mile FORMER STAR HUM Motkovlch to tho White Sox. i,. “ • ■* - IW, atwee'e ' £ ! ; 1 1 .1 5 _______ ■ « • '' as, ■) s ..a i--.’f * H i -s. •},*. i/’.iv' m '2. • * •' d^ggtgvrfif^'. r\f * \ - ■ ■ l if e ; * ' ' i -W v * y \ ’ a x . $ 1 3 .1 6 or r IrFx , { U! �> (?<"’■>’ ‘>'r;' ' ‘'T ^ 'W '<* 'Kaffi f r :■ **T?T**-yir ' V •. "■• 7<v.: ■■■•''/. * kv to IVol ! I . V U . V : •.. ;; “ Legal Notice ___________ lid* nolle* Km h rinim or il*msnrt ,n w,rltJn* , " n ! Alexander the Croat Is *nid In " '" 'r "have Iwen .1") interested m di»- - otitro mhirrsV nt th* claimant, and covering new kind* nf food that i m THIS r n m i T n r r l l K rniINTY »hnll t» awofn In l.y Hi* Claimant, he promotl'd .lotdirii who brought 1 . .V f _ .* * ! * " „ .V ._ J h ill n ir a ltl nf kali! I l i l n » n a w m t l l flllXV J IIIK IK , B E H I N D !,B C O IIN T T . J?A“ n“ * T “ f,_ h ' . I , f a w l l a d K U ' I I I D A . IN P R O B A T E . «y<h c la im or dam am l not *o Ilia d . . him r ntl i unim unl . m in t , * fn iit , m 'hall hr volt). .......... ” ! Vegetable. l a re: Bulat* of OKOItilK TIIUHHTHN . _________ I'torln M Thnraton Vf!M Aft nrlmlntM rulnf uf 1 1 1 © llrcMMd. I ItfrittllWHlil, |M-*I Mi.nk 1 Knlnln of TO Al.l, URKDITOIIH ANIl I’KIt Vlt-liirln M Tlinrslor HONH IIA VINO t’l.AIMH Oil l»K •n I Irt I'jirril Llitn I tn 30 Min. k _• ll.l MANOK AIIAINHT HAIO KMTATI lan rtllAIrtni a io ,ir* o s i a i i ,; t i, -* ,,1,1,11,- ill,,a 'l linn. nn Touiwnml Mi'll <if nyou lierrliy 1 l""'llriillon .Inly II. SccltnM Mrenimvppld, IM.il M"*.k nollllnl ami rr-iiilr■-■! to |ir*»*nt I t |la«K** *0 Id.tM If. Af 17 rii-I AiMIM"H i •* any rlnlma unit demand* wlilrh _ ... VITICT. you. or rllhiT of you. may huv* sanlanl. Klorlila, tHBiiyl Ilia. IBIS. Mark Vli'w Mlal M*»"k 1 |ti*u« aaainat thn raluly of Victoria M. I NOTII'K 18 illtltHIIYOIVKNth.it 9tl ilrrauserl, lain of aalil h'.i r rn., nI I,, _riia|itrr l!0._ Kl" r ill a |,iv| 31 Hlnck 31 I *t ftiTn « *■I.I ,'nunty. to Oi* County Jildan of Mtntuli'*. Kill un nmrmli'l Hi* rial Monk 3 00 A ‘I A Mrtnli.nl* County. Klnrhla, at hi, followltm .l.-.rlln-.l hi ml In Mrml- . Mint M.n.k I pane* 3" A 0'* offl'-r In l hr I'oiirl lion** of mill not* I .minty, Klorlttu. will li,. offi-fnl , Lnt 32 Mln.'k 21 Mr .mim u ..til Cl,only nt Hiinfnril, Klofliln, wllliln »iit» nl |,u»>lI.- Miner* for Ih* IM.H Mnpik3 |m«cs '«» A M •laht ralrnilnr month* from Hoi hliiln>*i nml Leal <-,t*h hltl, ul Ihr Mint llnnk I |M«|f*rt 1*0 \ 'i J * of Ilia flr«l nilhllrailnn of from door of I hr Hrmlnolr Cminly ; Lot 23 Mlnr Id ii Lwiul n»»d » |tT __ * cmrl 111»iiRr. nt Hitiiliinl, milfatlntr I'nmimiiv'h \ddi»1.ti. ^ ' Inn .»♦ n |r. \| mi M..n.1ny In Month Hanford* Ml,it It n,k AltM’lM 2!»I|1 A I* |f»49. . 1 | him** 73 L«*| A hr.iniMMl.l IM.il llM»k Lnt 21 Mini Ida I. pi'.l mi*l • l .1 ^ .| ^ |»|»il llnnk nnliaI Inti ri.in|Mi.» - l-Mm n 4 |.i«Kcn 10 !r. In M.nitti Silt,f"I «1 I'li.t |l l i, * I nt I*' III... U !'r.'n it. u "I'l i.rtKM 73, I'l.it ll.mk .1|».uic« *10 Ai 01 A l.i,In 33 31 A 3« Tin 3 sa• f ri.it Monk | |niK*"i .10 .v '.It* Mvlvio La k> Ml.lt II "k : t• • • I * *'•» Ml.n k ;*«i Mmaviiwnhl <0 I'liil M o n k .1 ‘HI A 01 A Lt.tx ir, 3* A 37 The T"« n i 1'l.it llnnk I piigcft 111 A 09 Hylvan Lakn Mlat llin.k ■ I'u:* 1*"In | tv 3 in Hliii'k 11 •Iftl M.itlmi I wnlil. Plat llnnk Lp.Id If. IX A 17 III.,. k ' t l I IMikc 7n, hurls HiifiitM Htnii Mini lk„'k I Lnt 2 Him k 1,Jnl Hertlotl |HIM*1' To, *1 l.ni ,t Ml nek 2 H I Wt.tr.s *4*1hit Iv t-rInn IHu* H"i<i '* p xiv M, Lnt 13 Min. k I Tt. t I Tl.. Tew n nf Hitiifiirtl, IrOtr* 97 9X 90 A !•»** M> • k ll.itn run, k iicrnrdliiK It, 111iip•* Ik> r, of *.<, i.rdcd In IMal tk>"k t 31 A 10*1 A Ml H |i""k 2 |.au."4 70, t 1 )i a 111 LmI h 20 A 30 Tin- T .»» .. * Hvlv.ih Lake I'liil Mimk on;. Xt* Lnlr* 31 A 32 Tin T mwii .f Hvlvari Lukt’ Mini 11«*nk ! i>iu< X0 | tl 10 Till T"W II nf .. I.iikc Mint Monk 2 iijik1 X"' Lnl n Itl A 17 Hpni lltiK - 1*1. * of lllm'k If* i "ili‘iitVDiin A Tin l. rr'wi A, Id 111n II, (Mill llnnk J | .11; y■ HI Pat * real iawi(h «aj lough 1,1*1 n 11 10 211 21 A U 'v .if • *l*l In 111. ihrciugk | « it , a. HimrlInjT 'i Mini nf Mini k i I'hiitniiari a Tin k• i h Adili'i " ia u ih « u l . i i 1*11 ,*m finnl Mini llnnk 3 iia*M* 11 tf In ui* OOZIUI AND CAr I,«tI 13. I nI Addltlnil tn I*,avk PAINTS HI II'* vhn Mlal llnnk 3 u.iMc Lnt*. II l *. and (i I *.I \ddltu h»*t hfiiut* it i mldf lo# Ik* in Marks lew Mlal llnnk 1 u u: Srulh in,) Ikrttlot* lull Inngri M , . Top quality -law piled L«.| m 7, i IV A IX M"In . i la . », 'km. ,n«l Addlllnti In LntiKnimd, Ml.if M.n.k 1 |ia K 23 pi I' IICMNIMI.V f fo r •HIM K. CIRST l1HONK ZOO t'li'fk "f tli>* t 'Ir •10 M**riitr.n|n i ‘mint v Ml...... i H "it cull t 'nil I t Hi*,*11 CARRY NAZI CARDS I’ll A(111K ___ A nit 11—i ________ __ A*)—At* though livitur under the hammer end alckln nf 11 Communist gov___ . Mj flCO h f U It r y iTnnu'iit ninco I ' cFehruHry t048, ('well* arc still nirryiiiK offlrial uli'ntifii'r.tinii enrd* which hour ttir Mump of tlir Sn*i 'ivnslikn. Hut they now hiivo nn official l -onil'o that Itv the end of 11.80 | Ihe Inst of tlii'ie will have Keen junked and replaeed Afiet that date all identificiilinn paper* willi the lieiman ('r.eeh text ami the Swastika « ill he intalid. mc touch;. y JUST TRY THAT D K G PAINTI STRICKLAND MORRISON, INC. DOZIER* GAY ■ ■ i P A IN T S M B c p f y SHE Stanley-Rogers Hardware Co. PA(iF. S E V E N TITK H A N F O n t ) H K R A L P * S A N F O U P t T . O R f t t A TH U IK SU A Y A U G U S T 11, 1949 ,5 n p M m m I A t 6 U f \ M A ' C £T * l \ \ HANFORD AVE NUE L eg al TIRE IIUHALD Want Ada P*t ItvtaRi f t . laltaMlat i n n Mpp.y I" •i W *a « »Jm u *h lU h « A .a T h * •■■f*.4 N*«alai H * i |a * m 'tu * t i n m la * a * , Ma* 4 flM ** *r ■». I l M • a Mm . * I t 4 * r l.a a • rita Ma*4a la I k * D a a h ta r a ta f a r M a r t t**» y i.« » la * » tll« n ta aa rt.u a laaarM aa Ila *. f a * * aapa- M I I O N 10 1 4 8 w aai a a* wilt a* >»#r I I * u liit .M a a ai*M> .ra a itu m * a a r a a If r * a * a a n a <a lla*#4 la :h» t r l* a h ..a * h ** h . l a r a t a r a M r ihk* a r*ea t» i"4 B it * a Ih * « 4 * * r lla * i la a ip a rta ri ta a * r a r a a i a i l r . l a « r 4 * r far ■V Pa r a a * a th * h*«i aaaalht* f * * r t l . r , a l l W a a l , 4 i a ia a l 1i« la a a r n t tl i * a a th * 4 a r h a fa r* • a h lla a tla a . ■lb" -it tha u ts» *I \f<tn- • (' X'lM’I’Vl. h*4 »,lj -i MOST SAFETY C O N V IN C I N G D E M O N S T R A T IO N it Ibil Mntlier | ,* <• • an tiling,ml ■1,■I i'll' of rt;«i of j i H" L*t rmfifpiidl I | CRANIj IN CAPIIVI1Y ifoiiillv do wi ll in n n ”» , Jlid I* nl," l'i- »ni . nine at Mw* San \ni n I. i 7d.p' b-'VUi KiFiti*! w 'll |*l I*If* at In , II 1 hi Hn sain vi lino lv n gentle Lml fnm S tin , , | O A lA TH f 1Af IT Y DIVICI m H i m fnd*y SPECIAL PRICES 211', n v iiiv \ it 1 1 .s nrw Mnyul Mtivlir . LU*■vtA Tirod Min- t u fn ymuirlt by tn-V«ia§ nui mnymi'iiig ime mmuic Slop left. nil t'O ml 9 Ml INSTANT tlAAKIS A HI di,n|i irf.9 D**nhittd*d , Ini* nghl flu*nikll inv lnml film 'L'i. v n 11111*1kci. vh inglilM in I r ilf '*1* .»T l'l t I K\ In > i 'Mill’s ri:i< ;i) u y , Dll PH tot Ml give* up ' < <■" note »afc itolt ■1' tm trriul rrnrwittit i.- < »,-j'»» ..n t »•><■ *- « protrrtlmi ■>'" «h Ini'iu'*. with d fe ftt/c iow PRnsuRE-nrj rot/A pitmivr WNirtf Tl r\KI)0 FEED STORE H.B. POPE CO., INC, l i s Stinliiril A v p . 2<l<) I 'A K K A \ K. T h c n p IIRH TMB RAM INFIELD FELL APART WHEN THEY SAW THEIR ACE PITCHER TURN YELLOW AND HUN AS OZARK CHARGED THE MOUND H 'lK IK K W NO! A C H A N C C . r / f i ! m a y r e t ic fioifir, nv/nn \ r .-AH/. CSS H A C M O W / Li Ml WILL StHAIUIII LN .* ^ M IM O U f/ ^ } -r J7T ONLY one way 10 AVOID DL’ING RAZZED PIGIir OUT OF HASeOALu:. G O TTA SAVE FACE DY riX IN ' O/AnK'S WAGON, _ • ,S I’ll. 11 in Q U IC K ! r m» *»)■* *1 111 U A L !> " • *0 " r M ’ i t u i ti -i PAY irwj MAKP Air/ MOrtf : ) I "III -1 I'M REWD/lM' THig GAG 3 0 'G WISIAKES AMD / . M <■ M’ | f i d'. 1,7)11 '. inij IM k I TOU CMI TELL ML Y/HO WAS ir j VOUU r / r wonr 310 ROOM WITH Ynil/ / \ y| znti'L’ ft THAN A 5LAI’.' r: ff'Hjb maw. .Mlhtlo" I'lmm UD13. ........ ........ FURNISHED 2 room Bichoior’a ’ MllPa Pwap S h o p - W o buy, sell or trade most anything. 400 Han­ Apt, Etertric kitchen. 204t la u r e l ford Avo. Phono IDH-J. • Avo, Phone U8<M< ONE A two room modern efff- W T h o t h josl When you don't cteney apnrtm nnti, Ideally eulted ■bring your .p re scrip tio n s to Luney's. Phone 101. for Individual or bualnoaa couple, location acronn from the Poet HOOD AND BAD Office. Phone 880. IP.OTi 1 Used douhln lied A p a r t m e n t , a room* furnished, 1 Used S pc. living room electric refrigerator, all utllltlea. suite 24.l»r. Cheap to desirabla party. utk.tir* I Used Walnut Vanity Rooma Cheap summer rates by 1 Shopworn Mapla.Bed, coll the week. * spring and cotton m attress 34.GO MONTKZUMAjlipTEk CASH for -Model A Font, good I iiiMdltiim. full ll’MI-J, • /_ [» ,,| >,. | .Tvc-.stn c k 'S u p p T I w __ ___________________ r p I’upplex i heiip: part Corker, Phone 7112-W. Corker Pupplei. Itrerdlng and llourdiiig. Phone 4112-W. Mrs. Curl Mo»*. .1 month* old New llnmpihlr Chirki'ti*: Impiiro HUH 318 K. 4U Phone I33H-J, ! Bnopwom 2 pc. Maple living room suit* GIM>G FOR RENT Gentle Huddle Homo, iluy oi week. I'lione IlilH-R, MATHER OK SANFORD room apartm ent dnwnstalra. rrMrldaire M l Hajrnolla Phmw 9 .0 S L B I., Phene 127 1! male. I fenmle registered Corker Kjiitnieli, :i’v mo. old. Inquire [Modern furnished apartments. Hr. Rim* Animal Hospital, Also efficiency - 'apartm ent Downtown office itor*. Takach Registered Pointer Puppies. May Aparlmeiits, 308 N. Park, Phone he rern nt Ihe Sanford Animal 1278-J.______________ ’ Hn»nitnl the halanca of thla i-a bedroom Home, unfartilsheft week. P. 0 . Bog IT 1 ^ .- , dri furnU! Inle - RAIIBITR, Naw ZeaFor Rule Phone 1097-W landI whites ft a n f F O l Doea, 1 . k. 14 small, liSJXt. i t mo. buck, furnished old nullcU, 16 whtU Lah| m o w sly. 12.00 rsch. 28 w r t Nona each. R. Lloyd, t o Ik * PHONE 0107 H O M E *U „nd on 8lmrtCr w,rvf 0 llatlcry Service, 301 HW..I,.'. W. Flirt <:Er-\ 0BGVA •• I I Tf — vO U T H B LAWNMOWEKH sharpened, hi lo .T TA'gf-IIO N eP ^T^W A A L^ WAAL .. S B cycles repaired, lock nnd key ! '.2 3 TE WJ i I* L U y W A L T m SN K W . .. A N D Tl^TN P O L L A C S ^ ) FOC P C iN k-.N W AT GC DIDN’T > N ice l l v ^-n w a t c h THINK IT WOULD COST . Vuw OPT THAS .... j S O . , . nrrrTur, h— w XT Bu t t work. No wailing—work emu ! \ / tm6Sh t w o o u o e s ' antced, II, W. Hhuinsn, 31" a3' POO TWUM ‘HAPPY nv A " > in i , S A D D L E CANCH7I East 4th. 8L, Sanford, FJ" (Formerly with WillianiH Fi«d Shop). K I.rdTRIC nr ACKTYI.ENE WELDINC Hartford Motor ft Kqpt. Ui 208 W. 1st H ired Nkklo, Bllver, Cold Plnlingi Pol iihlng. ttahy shorn and other keep.sake* Bronsed. DUNN’S PL4TINC SHOP. ti’r i 'A K K T i'______________ Behind YowelP* Ph. 12 in Bull Doier and Drag-Line Work, We specialise in pasture work and grass planting—Ed Havm, Phono I068-W. T i r - U tti i LOST v’lt ■ t'*, ,•1 , NOW IPFENNUHLL JB 9 T 3K3N THIS J NOTE PEC A WuNDEEP DOLLACS... j Y o u C ti POBiTlVB A LL T H E P B A N P IT 9 ACH P P E A D ? , — te tia rtfS a * ' II — M * r>r #.«rd *1 ft-wgIII*"W' BY PAUL ROHINStm A>t n o n r ta k e y wa w s h t m Li (nNCYBALLyr ASOua TWAH *n. 4k FTH N D - 1 i Wallet containing rer dHvar's license, other . John Krtoer, Jr. Ph. IIK I.P -W EXPERIENCED hrako-s > end ‘ Storoa. I mp r a n b y , im i 'V *«l Kurd Cattle -H^t. Isc. .'-J.«1 Jj 41'af > vitim - !i°*' ' td L fe ' fftrtA"' 1 !•*» •M4 f'fl 7.71 •im -nt I (TI' Ul S MMI.M IK S 'M t.M iVl ui* tin ii:r;i> VIfMV \'Vv"v M’Rl’IiUH"" IFURNITIIKK Re.iiphnltleriim THK SANFORD HERALD .(I •*4 . ir E ltA N “ ;.!l on r 7 ■I .* i 15 AMERICA'S FINEST SAFETY TIRE FOR KAHMH. Ituitte*,ltii*ln<«iijmT.SIIIMt(i I'liini*for every' F m,,V **lt !m»t**it **Irn plowing nml i properly nnd ilrretiifn, pro youp< , m r , ........................................| itloi inu farm or Uttlden pin,r»V*iL i V AiP'oryi sl-.NK \ IIIK I.I4M. >V I’uliil i n . Mso rleiirltiif ninl urmlint: liuiM [ Pno^ l-*' I’l.m . . m , |l1lt lo'ls. l’l,one Hi7 .I. J,., t, 11107 K. fceentid s tr e e t nr phono1 „ , ,, 1 irtnu.,1 w AM I t" 'lo p Kin-iktup1 T ty | S'ien Stop 1 liiniunli i'l ll'omtii-’ NKVV Rf,(H,,R Hoofs repuli' '.| For Sole: T> liooni lloii.e; Newly lot 'VAmici "ii, I’niii'Mnu I »oof pnlntiMU W. I!. Snniti.i denirnteil inniile nml mil. In up •hot:I fontrtielnr. I'lione IISH, I proved im«| denirnldo netphlioi lioiul. Clone ill. Kleelrir kilihen. |(. , ,,n.,l.l\ p, ee d I'H'i Nnrue H l.tlWKIt I’HICKS, Kapert will, h 1 henlilit; nml rnntimt synlem in l"ol !»• I n p e i , | l n i . .In pul. w ilie r I lepillrillll, (i. I'ldtowil, linn eludi'd. Piiotin 1122-w, Owner kienl 1 1 oMi'ii "Oil i ien llinnthri,, Hliop, tVIMi Hnnfurd Ave. I’hm. See ill M' -ldell' l ..f Ylli n. T im s. I I LOTS FOR SALK 11,1 ■' I ...................................... IV ii on, Wtl uii ’h r o r n e r.. i Al.l. TYPB8 of Imllrfnxar won 1 link idinded loin II I A re 1 I',ml. } reiiHondde rnlen, Fie« cnliton dentml reulrleled with deep m. Ouvid K. Carpenler, I’h'.ii ■ well, I’rlred hidnw iiRNesseil vni :iii;i i*l , lu*. I’lione liBH-R “ ' i. |*l Plltlier. >1.1V of US. ROYAL MASltR 2 lieil run 111 holme, close In. loo., |u:; N. H .lm rlln I wmk Kiinriitlli'tul, I'lekup ,V d, ■ t HI celled porch nkn ..... . , T \ , :|,r, IKK OS C m ......ir hno.! very, I'lmne tUU-W. Rnuiey, U.... I n . 1 .< > 1 1. I L I M i h l t porch, price »r,r.!W.iH) -term,.. ...... .. T o ,.d o Fred fRoro. 1 W. i n Hi. 1 Rural homo, coipd-.tine o* h hitch i Ulcd farn, willi 2 hid ........ ... ' " ' " " I M l M S I’ACF MKATKRHJ l. Mlirriiii s o r v iiT ’T ' I',III f ' f 'Hf.'Yi, I CCIJLO SWEA5 I offered for linmedinte rale nl ! ' ! 7 ' V' ' ". A 1*!." r l * u . a a * lf f aa l a a * 4 l » U I | t . ir.Anr) > » 1.9 in M15 j:ir,00.00 I *' M R o n iK R s nil * Mm, ALTERATION!) nnd ...... . Mid I I a a ara a * a a a a ra la r « « r •« 4 a a a a a a * aa ra a a a a a th l* fat r . i i o 1 rnoor 4 ir m f Inc. Ilfl'ii V V . Ui. Ktr'cl l'l. .. r \ IV m ill 11 in Hit ! KN.lOV .Sunday dinner at i,h,iey’a a * r * t t a a a a a ta a a ita a * taaa*■. • MR I 1 1m 110 Of I1f»:i J. - 11. J " m i. » M If 1 fid l VENETIAN RLINOH innde In <0 : fllx 01) room frntned CotlHue - 1 | ,', f ) 1,1 dnr. Seminola VenellHii Dim Punipern ColtHip. ImlldIm: No. l.'ARS, f'leiined, wnnlied th piijlithed. Co. Hill) W. lint. HI. l’l...... le HI: ‘ DiKI nml loltd ImildliiK No. RICH t;„. m < ,y aiMse link Ren. nl Denson .tiiiirllntpl'iirrlinsei | ,,,-n' sinm liid Hlnllim, Danfoid NEW F L C nilF .urtHied .......... f. nun.) nurne to move ihe Inillila- ivieiv Avenueii. Hon, Old floor* miide like new i inif from nur proper ly nml rlenn v iniNliing, rlnanltig A weslm: i Up site. Florida Eunt ('mud Km I < t i , 1 1 , i . i .s w A N r E T i — X Portnhln power plnnl, 22 yen' ! way Compimy-C/O .1. W. WeirIi. esperience in Hemitude Cnuidy I Huprv. (I ft 11,, St. Aiiiruatiue, fl. M. Cilfllsiin, I,nkn Mmy Fla. lliulied ni-di piii'i* pnlil for used i_ T or hknt —T fin tutt,t.- Ted Dnviit Furniture ORLANDO Morning Renlinel. H< /V riin w i f o r Kali' — .1 I’o. Mil Ii 1st. I'll. UGH. It’s a heller apartm ent you a r t!. _ _ Imido Evening Htnr, Call Ralph I •I looking for, 8 or 4 room A bath, I Oiillxoiid miilorn would like to! Ray. 1IKG J. BOAT MILK ai|('I i I-:y 'SYo i i h k furnished or tinfurnUhed to tha IL D. Prirnit. I’hnnn 7tn.W!t. V , . . lrl'rl<' M«-: 0.V1,I. for K tte ry , Oenera.or right party, flOK 8. Park A w . ^ <■' It . II ho* I | 44 t IlM • ’ , m will ha ,1(1 HUNTS line * II tl If M M l l o l f S F O A T S < J - - - \V <»R k \ VA N T E I ) — !i ft- iM i»r«><( ■-■! r Ifli'tiIp <ih- --I Unritti r o ll \OTIt'K M 'll.im ilh T S X III I II MliAMTM.il itm.t o r i a n NttTiri: ih ii i *is i tin »;i\ That H v T> PP*|». t»"l'b i nf T .,1 -• M ! i>rtlflei»iP’ N‘* 1■’ 1 tl' 1>*1 ,i ipi . d a y n f J o ly A I* * • i h.. nip-1 .name 111 HIV ••ffl ♦ ,r..* lia- Mint.- •I ■i l'l* 1 fl|l|l||P ’H t l" » . I " t ’ ' *1 " " 'I (■ I " t 1Hail i’d t Itrienh S.ili! • i t If I* if* ,'ni '• J • 1• • Itrlit*I'M the (nllnvt Miu ‘I* , Mn .I ( n*«rty Ir. the - f s- nviii"l»■, l -l • Hint e .if Florida > nn Ilf HI: »» nf ^! . •* SI ■, tI p' np* N I 7 i t. 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" mi* k Iih vvn r Inn ar*‘ t.rf »•T»\ nML'irit tn a|t* |i •’(I | fill jinlfmll Ml tf V Hltotneif) It* lire I'M. nil •'-mi I nf Hcintliolo f , .r»htv. rlart til, ,n -tr ***** 2‘Pltl il.t v nl AmhiikI. 1919, tn an* \\ nr a Mill nr i *■.in (ila In I riled li .'M'lii fiKiilhst lull. Nil mo being a •■lilt fur illvp*it . , ntbp*rw|AO a l»o* . lap I’f*, j'lilllCHN,, ivlll ItP’ P-Iltcroil 11*itktiRt yim i'*» failure t«» ap|ic»r* |.Ja’0 nt a ontv,’i aw n>i|iilred t.v law in rHn \\ ITN’LHH lnt In.ml and nffi. I.tl . il it,In 37H. lav nf Jnl V. \ lb IM? p> M rlcr k l ' 11 • .lit P'.Hil l ’t AI. n. Mll'i >» Th • ■ns N o tic e A> ’:Wv LU �a ~*“ V iffIt ;’F5rwo««anrai'V or Veiiusui-laUut Louisianians gut lu on the ground floor during tha construc­ tion phase—some commuted daily from more than 100 miles away— and many stayed as operating choice of opportunities. They can, employee*. without leaving their native re­ Then, aome of the newcomers gion, be educated through college. left after tha war. By and large, Telesphore can stay on the bayou Louisianians are filling tho ranka, bunk and . . .find ____-plenty . - of muskrat . , •. A personnel director, who admits to **• **[> •‘••P ®n farming he nuffera through the long hot r "°W ‘?kM r o7! ! Louisiana summers himself, .aid 1 li™ * Ith" rllmate and homesickness r.* . * . * 1 ? * ” *vi',r, h*{nr“' drove some of the late arrivals P*u,., ‘*‘ away and hla company now Is ra- IA1 MNE S IMITATIONS Mechanization Of Rice Harvest Has Displaced Two-Thirds Of Labor Paul-Henri Spaak Named Presideiit Of New Europe I Churchill Nominates Belgian Leader To Foremost ;Position i * STRASBOURG, France, Aug. 11 — UP)—Poul-I Irnri Spaak, Bel fian Socialiil leader, wat unani­ mously alerted today at llie tint prrtideni of tlir European Con­ sultative Anrmlily. j A few liourt after hit election ! Sptak wa» intlalled in llie pen J amid spplaute from all the dele-, gale*. Me had resigned yesterday **> Hrlgium'* acting premier and' foirign minuter to he could take( over >llie top job in ihe newly | created Council of Europe. "It it lint (Ktttible to remake Euiopr to our hearl't detire in one month," .Spaak said. " ‘You mutt make a choice among the problem* , Alter ihit tettion. there will he othert. It it indi»peusable that lomrthing real and ^practical retuli from our work." ( Meanwhile, Htraaholirg police tali) thay hail seised today* local edition of tin; French Communist ( newspaper L'llumanlta. Tha polire tald tha paper published! "statamsnla injurfoua to statesmen \ here," particularly Greek Foreign Minister LVmsionUri Tsaldarl*. Wlnsimi Churchill, Britain * wartime prime minister, imnil.iated Spaak for the assembly prer.idency- Tin* tot dalagatea from » dortn countrlea rprlckly endorsed the aelectlnn without opposition, , Deli'yalea In private ncgolln1tonn veatenlay gave their support < to Spaak, ono of Europe’# <;"»• ' •tandlrtg political figure* and first president of the United Nm ;m*! Oeneial Assembly. Actual voting waa delayed until todny to K|V'' Spaak time to deal with a govern­ ment ahnekup In Brussel* In which i ha inalgni'd lit* premlorihlp. Spank, had been serving a* arliug premier doce Srlglntr eloetl.M.more limn "I* weeka ago in widen Ida flnclnllit Parly hint ground. I lie waa tuicceedrd na Haltpnn pre­ mier liv llnaton Kyakena, a tin I* i Map Sprlallal. Sv (rollllog Ida Belgian govern- | meni noat. Hpank heroine etlKi'df for the Council of Europe n* tembly tirealdoncy. Aaaemhly rule** barred him o* a delegate while he aerfed on he council'* minister- , 1*1 committee. , THURSDAY AUG UST I I , ltd # TH* SANFORD H1WALP. SANFORD FLORIDA PACK RIGHT >rf Alter CA COL' WAS IS DS ON THIII AtllVAt In Part* to dJicuu the military organisation under tha Ninth Atlantic Defense Pact, the U S. Chief* of HUff wera mat by top military olhclul* Including Lt. Gen. George* Seven, French Army Chief of StalT. Later, about fl.OOl) heavily armed pollca and atcurily pollca surrounded tho Place dr In Concorde to prevent a Communlet-led dam* omtrntlan against the vlill of the American representatives. Shown (•eluting). I. lor.,are: Raven;Gen. HoytS. Vendenberg,UJI, AtrForce) General Omar N. Bradley, U S Army, and Admiral Louie I . Denfeld, United Stale* Chief of Navel Operation*, (/nfcrnatkmal ftadiepholo) M y N E W YO R K Hy M W , IIW M W t f, .^ , ^ , Z'S, A j S S i IS,"S J ff'J fS S ’JUTS IM M Our cAo/ce /» /fmer/cas eAo/ct Me most 'Seauti/u/ BUYof a /// Of course you picked the car you like beit-lt'a Chevrolet, the car America like* best. So slick to your gunsl Don’t accept n car that gives you less. Surely, you'll agree it would be foolish lo pais up all those yean and miles of driving pleasure . . . all thoM flna car tha Mtamhtee* at* study- ip w p p p N tf^ THRU WAfl BO m m t o IT, that you never oould get araaad to aoelng it all. That* waa ■aaaor Nolm ■plashing through tfea water at tha Aquae*#*, *hd * quartet of colored ban atrolhaf around tha grounds nnd fdaytag fta jM to i« « P P to f »» an Mas to to* hot aun to go tBMM#i to w Npartotra for mt baenush waH, tt ' ^ y ^ l ^ w K r S t a at to* adq* af the Wrtighom pool, nnd all tha m e samp)** sf ohaaas an# araahara and the endlean tatartwtaa# Neighbori Shoot It Out Over ChUdrtn Ha aald lha two fought with their flits, than each waul h*«M, abtalnad a shotgun,, and hail awad ha«k to tha clearing. MEMPHIS, Tetm., Aug. U — Whan thay aaw aach othat, thay —A young moUiar and a Ih ffW aid earpanUr dueled with »Sat* advanced firing from tin Mp. gusa In a clearing on a Mlaataal* •taker aald. Both lira la (tehiM ^JhwLw aald no chargee | m r v’ p $ w '4*- l K V '"V. r 9 *1 : ( v. - . \ U feature) . . . all the power and economy that comes with Chevrolet ownership. So hold out for the best and get your sure reward of unmatched driving satis­ faction. Make America’s choice your choice. Choose Chevrolet tor tba upat beautiful buy of all! JSw C r j f e f f ir o £ (CeaUaaed Fraoe f * * i Oa*> urged in iu first formai report that the Klan'* Alabama charter be re­ voked—either by court of Ifgiilaliva action. £ The committee, organiied after a wave of flogging* and cross burning* here, urged close cooperslion of all law enforcement offi­ cer* in a continued fight again*! mob violence. [t asked every reiident to help law officer* in the drive. At th* ume time it cited "the danger of vigilante committee*. K „ | By EDMOND LB BRETON Kim' o ' h m ti» — AP New Heater** LAKE CHARLES, La.—Mayir: D IM H IM SMOOtm* Telesphore la staying down by the WAM* D * i 4 t f i 1 * 0 , bayou, but Oneilme's going to FtfSSOMAE.i t 1town for keep*. Telesphore nnd Oneilrne are the | Pat and Mike of Louisiana Cajun ■stories. The real life story In I which th# peat few year* have -cast them is that of a speeded-up "kirn’ Z J M W " • *’ I p,ac*n* dellberataly wherever poaindustrial revolution coming to a 0rplj«hfnw l ushing him toward* the citl*'* T h . companie.1 companies' standards, th at hove - uali.al and „ ___ r trana1F.II1H* nh bM.l educational, are high, I placid coast that lagged far be- are the _gadgetn physical formed the rice belt since 1040— but many Louisiana Acadlans are I hind history. If Onetime la putting on a far- chiefly the combine especially meeting them. The report praised Blrmlnghan0 newspaper* for "exposing Klea [ tory worker's shiny safely hat to­ adapted to rice; the rice buggy Hut Oneilms'a problems don't day It’s berauso of a push and a thai traverses the mushy fields end at the employment office. activities and carrying on the pull to the city. In leas than ten behind a tractor, and the drier | ijo UiiVg jn th„ Industrial areas, fight against the Klan." ears mechanisation of the rice thttti..r*n the wettest Kr*lu I building and tha Eighteen men have been Indict­ # _ mtki*— .in -Nt«*ady I ™ ; ..uildlng arveat has displaced at least two- ready for the mill In any w*Bther. creation of whole new towns, is ed for flogging and rtlated third* of the agricultural labor of Tug# I her, these device* handle allll desperately ahort. Greater . charges. the rice belt and new sugar cane ilce The chief of the Alabama Klav,n ,l J® bulk—hun- L*lcrm Charles, at 60,000, has about harvesters have worked almost a« dre<. ,of h , "*‘ "P "**1,0"" Including! tw|co it, pre-war population. Traflerns, William Hugh Morris, U great n change in their field. But • ?l ^ I n g the grain ; fir jim , , r, uau, |. Thc m,itln g 1 serving hi* 26lh day In Jail under In about the same time new In­ arc eliminated. For some prucea- pot la churning and some of the In -. an indefinite sentence requiring dustrial plants—9133,000,000 worth ,#». labor needs are down nine-1 .livldual Ingredients rub together him to produce Klan record* for In the Lake Charles area stone­ a grand Jury investigation. H m , . m ##■ . l . i not always cumfurtably, | ^ k, Charles ware providentially opening up tlpcralor* will affirm now th at I Some Lake | waa held In contempt of court fa “ Charles residents, Iwii rice farmers, fully mechanla proud that It has been an Anglo1Jobs by tho thousands. ' refusing to bring In th# record*. rd, ran engage one hired man bet­ Today, In a factory making gaaoAmerican town for a long time, I 'T he most discouraging fact la ( line or lubricating oil or rubber or ween them and handle 600 acres. profess Irritation at th* Freneh ! connection with the whola situs, Industrial chemicals for tha whole Pulling Onetime into town la the now talked on the streets ami even 1 ' tlon," the report said, "U that {country, Oneiime may be chatting lure of high rash wages—more used in some commercials over aome member* of th# KKK, lh*lr In French with a neighbor wn>; money In a year than his father Luke Charles radio station*. Same HUBVBR8IVR LIBT friends and sympathisers continue I may actually have seen in a life­ grew up un tho next farm !p obi settlers think newcomers re­ WASHINGTON, Aug. 11—(/ft lo Justify the taking of th* law time The full-stride machine Invasion ...... . , preventative* presentatives or of eastarn cap capital —Tha U 8. court of appeal1 to­ Is only th# latest of the onslaughts in a single Industrial suburb of , re taking over too obviously. Borne day upheld the government's Into their own hands. "If KKK members are not on the Evangeline country's lung l ake Charles the average fam ily! thoughtful souls wonder whether right to label certain groupa as guilty of lawless acts, thay should Isolation. When the handful of tskv-horne pay has been computed 1an Industrial depression would Ira- "subvereibe". French Canadians expelled from at 1316 a month. That kind of I mediately bring hard times to the The k-tu-1 decision was handad have long ago been tha first tto Nov# Beotia rarne in 17115, the only money talks on th* coast where .■Usst, without the cushions that down In the caw of the joint take off the hoods and ao help access to th* country was by dim. laughter and good gumbo trsdl- existed In the past, Anti-Fascist Refcge* Committee prevent law)*** mobs going aslaw waterways, Railroad* reached llunully have been inure plentiful’ which had appealed o the courts broad In similar regalia to per­ some renters during the last con- thuu cash. after It was included on Attorney petrate cowardly acts of personal Fifih Rodeo General Clark’s’* "eubveralv* list’’ spile ana vengeance." tury, Roads followed, especially in li is no nn-ldent that In UNO In iwl years ago. 'th e 1Mill's, English-speaking set- *11 Louisian* there was out- per. I - -------This was In answer to claims by Her* from the HtlanCc ..taW -id >"u employed in agrlruH"*v rt’eatUaeS rraas r* s« <>•#» A list of alleged subversive or­ Klan leader* that their members made Lake Charles an Island in every two In non-agricu|tural jobs,1V?1* f!I11"r,1*,,l!li" Association and ganisations was published hy the were not responsible for th* flog­ and Mr. attorney general In connection thc A radian French country and but by IW48 there was unly one on I Jim r leld, It.’ 1Ripley 11 gings and other violence. Th* other similar towns, populated hy the land tor every three at th e ! , 1 „ ., „ 10:00 with th* loyally check un federal state legislature enacted a law employe*. midwesterners, grew up lajer us farturyplesk or counter. The 1948; , * ’J’ E.** i u ’J 1* six week* ago banning th* public the rice Industry expanded. Multi- peak mm-agrlcullural employment j ' ’ .'i1 ■’• 1 |u„' hM' J ! *L * half wearing of masks. 9 plying schools did their slow work. -tMH).000-w a » two per cent highi h .^ own .v . P u w . rn , The report criticised Sheriff Bu In many ways the gentle rr thun the wartime maximum. , un,iwleh** p„. rr„ . m ._,i **}? ^ rT*h, W ,t,r Fish and roast, si III overwhelmingly devotOneslme. corning lo town, does- *•&'w1 S , FrJ f .| ' ^ .u m l^ rS"*? Comm ..Ion reprsaented by Holt McDowell fur failure to "keep anything like complete files of ..I , . f-rm ln ,. ...p p h ,, fl.h . .......H I , . u, 1 ol arrests and disposition of cases." Ing, wo» ripe for the Industrial In the first place, lie has eompetl- portatlon. ‘! I-as agreed " ‘ to 1put two «tanka n x s ui '"legal sited" fish Into Lake •iMnsformiitlon that started in th i thm for tire John. With Ihe advent I'rlxes wilt he given fur various Charm to supplement the fish It said he is now taking step* to rurrect that. IHHii's ami wn.1 vastly speeded bv of the big new Industries, another j niXes of fish raualit Gnlvcracker there. World War II. migration Into the Acadian cnant may b,, ttsed for^ the fi.hTodny the half million ilescrn- occurred. Many of the plants j|,gi mu Johns hearts th* Worm Tho DSGA’s first annual girla’ duots of Evangeline’s wanderers brought with them most of their . Committee which Is expected to The Bala Course of the Phlladel- Junior golf rhsmplonahiu Is slated us well an their blond neighbor» l.lllnl personnel refinery men, supply belt In the form of six Phi. Country Club I. ih.^ "oTdtat I f ^ A u r ''i f t '7 h r o u a h I f ov .r the from Iowa, the Dakotas and all for example, who hud burned Ihelr worms tn each child, golf layout In th* Philadelphia >Phlledefphi. c5unt?£ Club course. points of tn* compass—haVe their trade In Oklahoma or New Jersey .Mr. MrKIhbln announced today vicinity. 7VTEIV YORK- Even on these warm set of t e f a ' 1 * the politician* continue manfully to guide the dtsllny of a g n a t city, and the word drifting up from City Hall, downtown, la th at the Board of Estimate is about to spend so many hundred* of thousand* of dollar# to Improve the general ton* ami condition of Slushing Msedow park. Th*r« are 1,300 ncrea In flushing Meadow park, In the Borough of Queens, and the word (■ that about floo of thee* acre* are shot to piece#— weeds and grass growing over roada and bridge* and a general ah- of deterioration aettlng In. The won) make* you think. Can It be 10 years T It can It was 1M0 when the New York World's Fair (Its symbol waa the unique Trylon and Pertsphere) waa thrown open to the public, on the Trylert and site of this name flushing Meadow park. Perlipher* "Tho World of Tomorrow," they called It, and If you wanted to go hack and track the origin of that one, It la likely you would end at Grover Whalen's doorstep. Grover was the guiding tight of the Fair and he also waa a graat one for the dramatic, If banal, phrase—Th# World of Tomorrow. Even before llie Fair closed up shop for that y*ar (they held it over for 104(1), Germany had marched Into Poland, and even Grover must have suspected that realisation of tha World of Tomorrow would ba delayed a little. The World's Fair waa not tha kind of thing you would have aa* peeled New York to take to Ha bosom, atnea even the title amaaka M* inim u m ■W ageH of the rural. And, aa a matter of cold fast, the Fair was something Jr; i „ of a white elephant. / . (Paaltaaa* r »»w f « a * Oaei i However, for two summers It waa a part of tha New Yorker'* Ufa, with Mrly runreaaes." although he scoffed at Us provincial touch and mad* Jokes about liar it nut n aald that he hna berm and the whole enterprise, II hee memorial for him. 1 want around today "gravely concerned over tha threat to freedom and peare" that l» asking friends what they ramambared about tha Fair. "There was a little Norwegian anack bar, up a dead end stre e t/ pined by Itiocda, anil adtled: "I am today convinced that on* guy aald, dreamily. "My wlfa and I used to get ecrtmbled egg* and herring there, for 00 rente. We were Just married." through th« aetlona we have taken Another one remembered tha girl they chopped out of a cake of and are proponing to take, the tea nightly "They had to watch out, or they'd nick her." ha aald. malntchonro of peace and freedom Amt allll another remembered a aettlng. "1 waa lilting In a Dutch la wllhln our rench." Ilsriiinuo, who once wan aiuhaa- restaurant, drinking that wonderful Dutch be*r out of a pewter cup. aador to Muiwuw, raid It la hta I was thinking about It the other night, matter of fact, and I’va j conviction that l). S. aeonrltv "can been looking for that kind of cup* to m a p lure the experlatua.? be imineii aurally Increaied" hy arming the military forcea of ! IN HIM. EVERYBODY BFRMIcb TO BE DRINKINfl the Cut*' waatarn Europe. lllne, and that wun tho smell that permeated the Fair grounds. Peo- 1 Ocnoral (ieurga C. Kenney aald pie were atilt reading Dorothy Baker'a great Aral novel, Vonrip Man I today the I1-H<1 hornher "can go WlNi a Horn, and that was tha book you'd ate beside people on anywhere and do anything" aa a subway seats when you went out to the Fair. combat plune. You poured out of the Subway and Into the Fair and the Aral Ultra um< of the tougheat fnea thing wm that monstrous caah regtater that kept turning and turn* of the big plane, Kenney gave It tng and showing you Just how many visitors had coma that day. thla high prnlae before the llouae Than you hit the midway right away—Roalta Royca and her dova Armed Service* committee: dance, If my memory gropes rightly, and tables tn Incutatore, and "Aa a night bomber, operating a Salvador Dali-Inspired surrealistic exhibit and Margaret Webeler’a . over 40,000 feet, It la perfectly Shakespearean theater . . . all tha whoop-U of Coney bland, a llttla • Mfe to take It anywhere. Nobody, cleaner, a little more pompous. : hat a fighter plane that could Big, tanned guys pushed Atlantic City boardwalk chain around, touch It*” ! with fat, old women altUng In tham, and now that you remeanlwr The atuhhy, gray-halred A ir' them, you wonder what bscame of the big, tanned guys One, you Force pioneer waa a wartime ellled know; hla name waa Wnyna Loaargan and h* cam* down on laaea gir commander In tha Pacific. front Canada during tha w ar and beat hla wlf* to daath In thala Ha (old hla atnry to the com­ Betkman Placa apartment. Twenty to Ilf*: wasn't that what ha got? mittee after it heard former Se­ Thay had llttla sightseeing buaaa that trundled around the ground* cretary of War Robert P. Patterand their homa played tha "boys and gtrla togather" phraaa Mas* ton taka "full reaponilbillty" for a The Side walks o/ Nats York. F ar tha next couple of yaara, after eiteat order of 100 B-Ufla glvon that. It aeemsd aa If * w y nut* owner in New York had bought aa* IMS to get production rolling of those horns. M .w k k ly aa possible. Then there was Norm** Bel Oeddea* Futurama, tha mlalntw* Friend* of President Truman'a world of tomorrow that was tho moat popular of alt the Pair saw arma aid plan were cheered today hlUtai th* on# you had to wait until n rainy day to get Into. by (1) word that Senator Taft (RI remember th* big N d sta r an th* Russian building and haw Ohlo) •won't lead a fight against ft,'and till atrung support from startling to see tha vary UnglMa evidences of culture in the FoU * the; military chief*. building, when somehow you always thought of Poles aa r '— ‘* . r u t , chairman of the HOP pol­ eountry people. And th* M P 9 to to* Romanian icy committee, told a reporter he nnd Jimmy Lynch** Daradavlhi a* Death, wasy nutomobUa kbly will vote against tha who oonveraed oordtaUy with tha (rfan reaper twio* o day. , a a # • , of arming, friendly nation*, lha added M wjjl not spearI the opposition aa ha did aat, tha Nurth Atlantic Treaty, rama nowhere ‘fleer winning fht on the pact bat be gave tty of troubio. , ■ rJoint chiefs of ataff-Oeneral N. Bradley of tka Army, ra| Louis B. Denfeld of tha and General Hoyt Vandentha Air Fore# addad word* >t#4fcy. “ lossd-door reports la tha Foreign Rotations and Alabama Klan ) % \ BB . . jL-'.i. gsiAiiAfnnM JT1-HnftSfli , ■ V-;.\t ,+*.*-*..... {\ kt �Two Little Girb Escaped Convict American Fliers In England Adopt Canton Expected German Police U. S. Bonds Go Up h Value as British Government Bonds Drop Killed When Car 1 Is Back In Jail Fire Upon Crowd Voluntary Code For Good Conduct To Fall To Beds Stalls On Tracki After 20 Years Of Jewish DPs Five Are Injured When Protest Is Made To Critical Publicity vmMUNICH, Germany, Aug, UIU; ii 1 (>P|—German pollci’ police ye,I ye.tel day fired Into a crowd of 1,000 Jewish dsplaced persons they said had •toned them ami defied onleis b d I*D*r »e* *The" lii 11c ^ ' *» I•j ’f f *v * of dl»per*e. The police said five of » w BY SAM DAWSON New York. Au*. 11 - t / n -U lljted State* government bondi have been going up at the lieatm v headt into deficit financing Rriiitb government bondi have been going down at the English exchequer'* dollar deficit bead, into nnolhei of iti perpetual criie*. Deficit finanrinK mean* vnu are spending tnoi* tlian you are taking In amt finding the c a s h * " --------------- ------------------ — ^ r .r till, wav of llvtntc t o w h m , om, „f them have been filin g ............ ..... D"* ! ,.. government . . . . .i., ,r ' ,ipn' . . i» , 1. 1bv - tM . . . i n n *, their securities, and lionda. At the . t a r t thl* ha* inflationary effect on business and, ’’•■ “ " ' " " . v ---.... ^ n*Vr "* market!. Blit If eon - 1. The i ' ,*nr* Jerome* undermined. deficits may work the other | pr kes {J™ , tl. - - . u LONDON j Mother T l ie S 1*0 From Pqth Of Passenger T r a i n A llfo SENECA. S C., Aug. t l —(/?)— all along. R»r"i.M W 1 vii little ,i»tcr» were killed bare — .\ laml'crpe painter', art r . i . e r * . . , ' ’ ,t '’h *',!1 Hon," thT'Va'lli ' 'o f ^ a n "oncomtog raped more than g lr„ . Mmmie Lee. 0. and *"* (iuv l l u t Z s w . r . the r,Mr** tnp money supply lu make. As bond pilce* rise. the yield is •:<ni||lil*i» of Sgt. and Mr*. hn||(, hllv|,lir attractive to our | lower--*'money Is cheaper”. This I homas M. Hutson of Clitnson banks. create* the cheap money climate ' ii i ■„ rticli mother, a ,teacher III the the British bund* are down In prlca the Treasury wants when it goes ds of Oconee county, because the London government .....nnt r.r will not taka the stcD* ,nto ,h",, market" b,~ raise" c*ih lHlM’lav schools-. ................ . that would hold them steady. Fal-i offering Increased ipiantl**kmg them to school with ling Prices in the last three weak* tle* " f «hm t..en„ bills. ,»'->' «».... the automoMla auddan* 'iiiive'wiped ........ *— * ......... . “12 «•«"»» I .. .hoard - - . I -l.n l,n# ° f nut about billion | -The also bH. Iihs lowered bank !| |L1(, Southern Hallway • , o . , “ i* l i a " 20 veers ,g.. .......... .............» * ' Ralph l.?e. M ,-ti.t ..ml, . ,» nffneis tsitl included si |e i,t H jsilhiesli, ill 1 / veait, v ,., .si ' »*»«*** he sie suppei witli In* Ml, Jr,Ur I (twsidi I ee, st wife Mis |e„ic f i lieie ill M'ivv ,llf(I of county. - ( /f t U 5. airmen "• t n.l Marshall Tito Aims New Blast At Reds And Charges Lying Convict I s Freed Southern College Prexy W rites Of After Serving Over 2 4 Yearn In J a i l Condition* A* Seen In * fit:!* public K I' III ■ *' ’1 ' a.11*• . .. t ,' I Delu it Is liicreasiiiK August i, ALL SWIM WEAR l/J O F F BEACH JACKETS cupatlon auch telagrama halpad paopla on forcad labor to get out of camp. Now aoma father* and mothara are aandlng eueh telegram* to ■ thalr ftilldran who era on harvaat I brigade* <volunteer worker#) In | tha Prague region of tha Cseehoelorak Youth union. DIDN'T CALL SHOTS COLUMBUS, O. Aug, 11-U ft— Tha drtnr. police decided, wae moat unfortunate In hli ehoiea of vjctlme In Me automobile accl*fTret, ha eraaMM Into the ranr of an attomay'a automoMla. Than, Ha aide*wiped a garbage truck. Ha wound up by eruaMng agslnat a tree a policeman’* car whleh had bean parked at tha curb. ' BUmiHCOINS LCHfonN 2.50 1.00 ONE LOT SUMMER SUITS Regularly 35.00 Now J|,9 5 J S B , S ,h* llk* v t t M yM icycle tour TRUMAN TO MIAMI ~ : T i n* x .14. eoun‘r,*« ,n •’L'V WASHINGTON, Aug I I —-(/Pi­ nion tha. Ha la on hi* way t.. Bsb I'^ .id en t Truman Indicated today "°4n-i . . , . . ,„ . . ba will addra** Hie annual con- v "ntlon of Veteran* of FnrHIgn ft° m , *Tt* Nr , 4 »*rs at Miami Aug. 22. The Preilhrdlt ‘ w l l l t f .T u T ir *■ H P K t n l to addte.e I 'r ^ 'i1 , SPORT SHOES H. waaa NOW FLORSHEIM 16.95 Himself » cycle ^manufacturer, 89 *h | lha purpoaa of his tour Is to J,1®* Moinae, Iowa, Labor prove the capabilities of hi* own " P 1- »• Day, ?„• ! i'° LETTERS TO BDiTOItH AM*. " H# N f ^ MOSCOW Aug. I1- -4/P)—“Cul. In a talk to pressmen here, '« » ■ » > JjH"’' rwonrtw.l that the Committee has null ha aalif ha waa twice waylaid hr decree nn *hurtcnn,|ng* JARMAN FORTUNE S K S “ w 7 after an M M N nlla (M6 tha Jugoslav'.nd work of the editor* of the In es '" wsnaner Soviet filbert* with 1cape. "na^etKOunZed*severe tM *™rtl the working nennle. Manv writer*. H was hrnuuht |wee»h*r In Iran, necassltatlny M* nut, no reel lea and tm atay In hoaplUI for a fortnight- tnln receive lll-cnnalderad ranllc* from lho editor* renal tha writers from M iaciM lFPl ALLIGATOR In th# newspaper Aug. 11—j/PI—A participation Tha Caniral Committee, cold Ufa", has dirwUd Moscow Im - "Cullor* and It “ t n f e ■ • J » i p r thalr atU- tm f 1 i* i'M M li tt'r n * * i lr»s r l" I H i) ; Its " ' tu m g k in g C h im p g ffn e i p a r k l e in <li*W rtv-n nflfera — •■ * “ -P ikirtiwished out In donl'lt* p ir n '11"'?' lining ttodice edged in candy-box frtlU ol Vonf” |jv«? At the deep "V", one [ter lev* p •• ’[ >"'e' S im 7 to 13. Carlye, St. Louis As featured in August CHARM )-'! U' I •v I, (h ccs in t- t n i e ill* dates, 11 •>'. sin ,1 ish, 1 ■ '• lenisill t* *1 . 1 ni . | ' i „,^ ......... .. t » , 1.4 1 •H " 1 t'.i in' f>".ver t4 !,jpi | ,f | *‘ p '1*1. •*' " ' ' ■n 1lint* 1* i [,i li’ridy 1o t .• , in " i 1■ I" c nt ,ll\ ■ " iileton I , 'ill i - lure, ,H I govern. U, Intis III putHill 1 y * ti# f i * ilie day " ! 1 ‘ rt 1 * *11 in •t.n out to - i 'ill *I tl MI 1 v‘ rt , , go field* ■1 ' rt k* n 1■Irt*"* mil • to. •till flull *flh’l*»l 1 Iilncse are 1 It . ‘1 . p •! l now wliat 1 It’ ll ". Is> k Hie nirrills to ■• I ■, in tin I'> ,t i . 1, colony M * I. ng in i i<login ""1 Ms­ 's Mii'iin, I , no; in I'nnlotl I ‘i -king Hu- i" ul - „f war—if n Notion.-,tut f ght tor the city i His in,/ni.I i i ,m inus uf' mt.i. l-‘ Hillin' ,ilt‘ l.i to ' til# but'9 la < ii, 1 ‘TH* SlMTl# • • i lu m p “ ** * . .' >t' pi y hifi «f lt#r , ■‘-S .‘O • b, . . i f ‘ , "rppkt# N silonalitl •Hi, • »MI V Hitler I'CI It mi) In ■ i » In r * i til 1 IV 'll 1 rill • in , 1 f tt ,i/er ■th 1'll. Ilf ll t,1 ii.ii, | 11tl Nil!! a4ill 1 ,11 t -Cl rill V t » **»• •* Hb rhR -it nail •!, -I (li­ r ' pi ni ii p i *l i " N , ‘up es - in |' a*11*1111 y' of •I'onali-I ' “‘in-1 . ' I’ ll '* 11g« 11 ' "Mil 1.*, l tun* ii**»i i*ii|rr, • It'll* 1lie ' .id . P tip* ■' 4 If* '■"> Red.- " •r ft- ' t *p^ b *ii' i fur ' ‘ i lean ■- < rill, , 1. 4f ■ '11’ll 1*t • ii^iiiuln ! it t, ri - <J} d iv ' .afit •?: *na SPECIAL 1 /J 0 F F (i W e e k s Guvermunif Once Had More Money Than II Needed Europe ALL STRAW HATS W itliin 1 1V j ; i \ 1 1 - l’i— Beat * : ||. 1,1 h Wl!' b m l "If !‘V t Hi ’ 1,’ were th a t 1 ' ' 1 1 H .. |1 1 t'Milsft'tl It*' fl t b|,|M: I l ♦-- It It ..f ''■■■• i. provl' r'l! -.,|.n»,.' ............... I heir v 1 • b* tia«t it b ait China fl' f F e-r t III 1 . Some S.mmm f* s mi men are •‘ "-ck,. Alftlu'ltf-.l lit I mjl m i, in ’ " *11 U’li^ts ■ mg National'. Mih |»t*t s.nfni.1 *( iliMt- Hj :* Sti|t*«i. | ♦ f» I.lfs 4" » 1 o weeks tV4S»IIVl. IliV \ n c 11--f>Tl 1 fort irrn'tp •*■ f t , . M ' l l i t i ' - l at | -* i >k" Ml! Y ill . k ■ “ ic'luiig m ight On«> upon , i|io( it.l years a g o - I big force i tt t»ti lllttHl* fti'tlt a* 1*# ft n>, ............. . H'e Hd# I f'e f •“!t i -*1 t' i i n* lied non e I ni*o >1 It n ’ • • .,i ** * " *1 Ml# » - ' 1 • 'ey e, cn th* mttM»t\ filial) it I, . >l|tf| 1 H'tllM! J 1 rhe II |. v od Uoblrl r'Mib* * giave for1tiljhl •" ’ In ttt t’lrtl Vkr*l M, | f ' IifT\V* ' mih; A m t t r *.» 1 " 'tie * l» ll't so t oil,t i e . . aolb-iM/ed the T rea 1 1 " " l ........rverlalkativ ■iI’d *'fc' 1*' '4 III,' 1" in ' be oiriimer In ! ff.) *1 .........- rile being *iii \ r» f-» «it *»r- rnmil't** 'J ' ' 1 1‘ *1" flu* fun ! . a tf»* ib.. (tf»A(»rv *1 iM » Ii»» h ■fe.hl 1 '» 1 HI .f"f* f i‘t 1 "g 1 ,■1 brick to •t'f i.’i.fUMunit i In't; i mil Hit Jmi t , ' *fMtl um '“ "'i:1 ' “x '!■ ',‘ •"■1 Hat time M;I7 \ i.ial ,l IJH.Htl ,lid I tM I of 1.1 til” ? |I M ‘pi '" '■ ' *"»ng Kali i , t ), *•l ■4 **•>. f'l l1 t'| |t i f. a Tm . t n n*a ■ bin i . ,i -ii, .. ■ telurnfit -11 OP)* • 1' '. ||«t PIi,»i •* f i '■ " ■ "i* nig * litVi.ntr d in* •. I ile, lias re1. , t .1 rtlMi",i prntd' t‘• p*• ii " M tills. tmi »t| i ' ' l» 1 , ............I ibaI money. with it 1 1‘ 1i da • ■aMil fl ' " “ ilirii tacaa ■ • i non in - i f si has 1 If - , ’ «t* r „ ,H.p 1 " tt t ^ tf M'f* •- gone to ill. ii**,i in collect anv tiu , P‘,, ‘ "■using, i.>;|n»i ttf .♦ t.i m pile* aipeh, capl■ti ,fJ ,f Hl«n| I- I Iit.t of Fur* I’br 4mai*ktiit i•f n»it**»»v | fliiriit' IhI »tl" "if t * r* I’ll ' 1 Him In*) | ..I) *tag* f I Mf itl'f inn of i* | i inr.i enDm, f t ’PM”' g. !.♦» ...a . ’» 1‘t .Ifst 1 tl !rt i I f s-tif |II«4tt *ftnt of pis-„w.f V , ,1 *M I mm ,.-*•« |'it| Ill'll P j » " 1 \In* • « “ tlOllt " . 11 tlf. »*st Hiili^hed •1' * ' ti»n*f a . »‘i»11mv ib-n* h ivr lf#F*n <!«• .food pm ' ft - , In pt | tl# i♦4 lit). * if n ii vvlll M»s lull I*a 'll ' Hgfl tl ,4 I »<t Mill IlillflfK cm m tii i 'll't 1*Lft it iifiv HHr| f,‘ iP’ti P M" )( ......*; Hi *’■1*1 m o i' I Mil leg tl. if tbc s ta te . enti ,1“ ♦ i . n*» kf» 1,1 till MI••M•*\ I tii minti Hie «l f i - i I i'. " m ( anton R | i - ........»a ‘ . 1 * *pie 1. vi s i « m i i |'i i .mi .. Ilicl'ullllg - .U « Ol'ltl 1' m, . 1, ,t 1’ff » » r ii.iv "■ in tare tha coiuti, n o " a n l ,1 it "(fidala, .,, .1 pi , , ,. I.'.isiuess un•1 1 »‘* I M l> hav" ivi‘tii n tbe i n i urv dcn.ut- I'll:, l l! ♦. n . ' ■ i i m. Ilka »* tt tm f.i • ml \ , 1*11,, '1‘c'tiri 0 .'an In,iin d fl ' el lex mid • ' ’ ii • n I'luiunng h ’ lo'iu hut The Imv fUsMil l»v r >lj|frc* • w 1 ' • . ti m are shin* 'J.? )*M\ "n* |<« v thl* fait}' *ui«L Indians Male poltre ,ivl Indiani j|t jij,,!,. rtunted vnlurs, __ ■reserve reipilrrinenl*. This means Mis lint,on, her slslet, Mi*» Americans nrr still sold on the • ),nt money wlibli bunk, bumerlv sirmid of Tavlorsvllla. Mass., p(l|i« im|i* nffirei, srie,t»!l I -r on s ! u Nell)] Stroud rinnn. Irtl sntimltieaa c o u n -,, h»d to hold now .can , he used fnr for and Mrs m , , Jimmy ,itmmv .„mp»„n, ,)f , , r ^ , mg („„„ ............... .......;----- of- . this .. — ........... .simpaon, a San- fb(||g^ i try. no matter how much they may j investment. The hank*, however, jmnprd out the car f 1 " differ among themselves from tim e: l1| r, (ll|y have large aums on hand-- „ M,| pushing, Sheriff Eddla ‘ minty md line n-v vests to till the wisdom of in time iiiitr mi — various | the| r |0B,l!( u , business dropped V/eatlmi, said witnesse.i told him. eve in l ‘>2fi lie w o being held .it fiscal and governmental policies. steadily throughout the fli*t h a l f r a southbound Southern passant- (| m I lime on a rhaige >d inimlei Therefore, the U. H. Tteaaury i» of the year, and deposits and sav- " tiaui plougned Into tha car , lbr filing „l Aimer ...... de"mli,l,.,l It The three wo, . . , able to sell Its securltlea. In In- lugs accounts piled up: The Idle money from the tlire a " 'ie n weie imt Injured. t ees. speeiiwav <u> ’ M-iantlty. In t h . face of lint, aim Is aClsmson le e ', rei Hill, n telaled bv id an aiinminced policy of red-ink; — . . . „Seigeaut. ,, 1 '„,nWkeeninif I’e-mle still reirnrd anurcea-freed reserve*, the money Seigeaut Hutson t, a Giamson fi. , i i . tlsiled will* a bill *1 , iV o n them as mmnfof(lit* ,hehrat tw ,liiiyn, r b . . y l^im And "t.sinesa doesn't want. ........ .................a C.HI m;,.tr.iltlnryInstruclnr and U n a m e of MrComb, Mias. Mr*. and ., p,t a|>» limn the In tj|e |»M ■®vlnB»V , nkM haven’t many o t h e r , »»e'»plc’s sa v ln g s-ca » flow Into tha i n ,"ii I, iby former Eva Giiyssll , m« boy, »'bool ill M i l . "belt be Hf "ltd of I aylursvllle. Miss, place* just now to put their money 1 prices II. 8. securities market So bond f.*1 1 ' to work. ' price* rise In ovet tbe counter ‘‘*,r 11,1 • year, old. The crowd dispersed a f t n the llrltons. on the othei hand, are >*»•*•* as Hie demand f"i — n i•Is Him r- In I si It mchitb es> ,|n frnti' ttie iVtdl.firing. The live wounded I d ” , showing sign* of being w o rrie d ! >rea*p*. bm wsr# taken to hospitals. How *ei about the financial status of their i In Englatiil. Imwevet. " e tide . ni" al Blnfftoii Washing a*. I'.i-f "Mr , i ,i , ,ml l i i *ti. loitsly they were luitt rould not be country, ** crisis inline.« r n s i hes tieen running the otliei way. ia'i ........ ntisry twice each. Isamed linmev'laisiy. • — - ie. i i ' • ,lso » par d# >ri 111 im • . Vi i , i*■, >, lit 111, - <*f f |l sf )••■> ♦'! p i v pi 'pi*Y» ♦,« < i cvh' i i'ii i tlfpr**'*f *1 J ” ■nli .Ist-Vr ini'tBe 11 is I ft ft" 4 i I i f | fils* * I i "ft ft r »)|fi ► !, BEl.tiftAIH.. Yugoslavia, Aug. b " lii- • .............. . I 1 srfMti* ,1. .11 its in |I|I|||| fur ill** I P I I —' I V Maidial t i l o * iiigosla- t'i n , 1 'fil-* yi t.i ledci al and I «| ( i IMII liHtH >| t|rf i liv in g Hft^ « uf f ’I .* v >i (ned h new salvo at Hyssla p,,, >n oii \ «Inina 'la . pillllt I I filMt I . 1* 1 and lb* Rnvl.t satellite, yesterday, f >• l*i,, I* I'otg 'nit- n, |f-riiie, 1 Wlirii i *»’i Atnr ♦ | if«vt*4* I if ilu* ■Ith bilge* iitnglng ftum b etra­ ,n - ,t'- Hrnitentiai Bv I.CIIls M. 81*1 VRY rmififiv in MJ7, I %uriif I if 14 <41tMft *|rl *tw| 11 , i for tt Is all that you imago > i o . yal of Hie Hieek* rel>el cause to lie ' , . cal oil'd bv tbe fi ller jl m U vy pu«t|iunliiK f*i i tIm*i y Editor’s note; I lie lolln>v|p( u for It I* al llbat you liragiov P a n , In,I ul,in lying, \ ll/ii.K ii I'.U ii i m m .s iiiin a £()Y e l t tl" V illsi i* I lies » te«s- .1, . set I tuel ' i,t tin ' 1 to he-gay. lovlal, lufoiiowl nml file attitude \it .ne government. ' r ' convict who ha* served mme tbau * udrl M. * *”Hpli }** ey. pre,nleul h r Hr. ' 7 »1C, f in- *i ul tiee'i id ; light hearted. *1 reflected bv th» tone of the '* ," 'M i i b, > i * 2 1 ysar* of a life *»n'eu » w a s , Florida Hnuthern ( nllege. Lakeit - nnplii i Everyone i, conipUiuu v dltilUt official to ess, emphasised the ' " "nil" , n . |i,'t ' freed tnilay. A fet|e> si jmlg- iiilsd | land, who la apendlng the aum* __ that the crime of which he was mer touring Eutnne. |( I, hi* i,,1 bm V.V7''Ti , ' ,'och V '*»•""'' m leasing 'cnlluness he f b " ’ fquith trip abroad.) before being Iween Yu,n.-I*via and■ ■ list one I 1lit MB Imt here I> i ntv,bt». lur(i(i ennvlctsd never happened. in ' -ent wife • a .me ilb't tuuaieiy people • ----------L < > ’•■ days, are ve, v warm ........................... lime t'unlnform comrades. At the llltealrillasi Ordered iei*»s*ii from S tate, PARIS—Unlortunalely -Uiilortunatel)' pimple people ; ■* wel* “* *,* t mu., ,:ul .siK'st'n' vllls prison was Jam es Montgnin- of small means, auch ^ ^ b!u’’Smi - m e time, it u n d s m .iis d the' eov- •Vlmy woiVi'i alio b i l 1‘iig.igeil •" such a* school f From wrhat '•I'** orofetsional e r n m e n f . confidence In Itself. *ry, 64, who ivas convicted on a teachers, and other professional »hP whole of t-urope III'*) '"I »Ol k a i l i n g I IttVICl, . B-lgrade newspapers aplashad , rape charge in Lake county cir­ two years ago ami only two swimming t|l(. fur,.iwn offlcebi formal charge ms'i'etl her lie B ro v ii iMiiiiy arcuit enntt, Waukegan, on Jan. B. ................................... H i e v H I* ,i n .. — 1_ i1 „!" ■ I H ie monina *0?. io r rr n m••n *pen|ii., ..u .,-, _____ IB24. ’ 'i , i co'.nnv to paint landscape*. month* " * ***? nf email ones. The French don’t like . ii' s r s ’o’slkeil In to srresr Federal Jo J a e Michael L. Igoe i rs in, .'■*fe, said, ’T u t so ,ori y held that theTflal of Montgomery •nnisement a te clneed amT' the >water. They neither drlng It or be - bee" doing so well I X S' wae ''a sham” and that ha was people In general are psyt hologl-1 use for hatiilng. When there Is a lea.b'm • ' brlstiau life." ‘'iinjustly and unlawfully ludlctad, rally passe. There I* almost no bathroom It Is usually used lo slur# schooling after the w ar’* rn i Hoi ha, the olfictal Y’iikm-' k ...................... convicted and aenUnced for an inteiest Iti politics anil very little, coal Ii" ' i,» (iigbivned deat, n e |i In economics.. The French me France is "Id. Old11 physically alleged crime, which never oc­ waiting. Ihvcliulogicaiiy. I.o longe r, Unminunlst newspaper, gave f. mi Ills' kt' I' t" " " * stic added sod pltycliologlcaMy. It ii" longer i elan y* o' ■i* for spurts, f be educated | l"»ce tbree-column promlnen. ' curred.” '* In the nieanllim-. however, f ,.l g,ie% In In he educalei ■ for .. spoils. . >n...... I ...i... letter from parent.a of '< 11 -,) (.,*Mvf*? OrviMr K In an IK-p h e i opinion which led . VM* fttl I * ^Hir* termed the case ‘‘shocking,” Judge Is plentiful. The only thing lacking air and reflect. 'I Imse wlui ate no *be children, complaintnc tisoied in mind sit and did ,'rmp, 1 RnVet action w*» compa< iMIgoe held that the then state’a Is money. I lie I'renrh hi » i”<g to talk about nVeipinducii ■> VVlisl Individual wmild attorney of Lake county A V. ping abv: 1 ' l”’ r^ " ......... ■ !,n- 1 »f >*( ( b# f4atr. I The people do not have the money 1off in, maturity for youth? Agse. ,,|l'"-i,"» J " " ' ’ Smith, now dead, simple,»ed evi­ to buy and there Is little deinv i b im g , riebue,, of spirit, reflec I In a dally column win ' ** I »»M*' t l*4’t ft i l»f .iltU'i. • iI l i t (nr nit i vvif** I Mt ,i | dence which would nave proved for French goods elsewhere .Tin, tin" and deep satisfaction. So It i under the heading "slamb > ♦ »l ‘ , «fisf gr t j Montgomery’s Innocence. 1* beginning to he the common i, with nations that • have_ *°»t! misinformatton," Borho i. I i fi# iti' tv' lugcf hi»t The opinion stated evidence sup­ complaint of all Ruro|ie s' me i b m voiilli They ' * are "glad. --- J h * r*I j! i"iisita tit *n. ia Russia mill and v/iittt Commfnrm ported Montgomery’* charge that present time, >, •<, dvs'i* to tet'irn to cut lived , u # tiltjght in which d i e t n l i . ’ Ml *. l.f # r I j ‘‘tlii » , j*!1!# i:tf ■ 11 nnll-i’ e t *11 S t - • •> .1 pit ” H*f|t||s Itllllg 1#ll threat* of retaliation by the Ku I went with some friend, last sxoerienoes o'lirK Mt't mg ||| l.iUtIPI s , Klux Klan ^ • *olctU by ^ ; nlfllirVo vUit tli» 4-.*« •» fu b» natiwn^ do not hjjv« fntt.’ *fiii*- I From thin ifctlon to ’ll* Ilk# IntMvhiuAli. | .Jiiit In > , ' i ’ i» H R ft(’ r s S o m e f i t ' i e s “ "j";. flUVf.’f V»*i . .UMilPil thl*ft, 13 V < state's attorn-y to cow the de­ flHft »|f #1 t)F#tl Ift pfll.I fendant and hi* attorney and In- view the entire city. H rt* th- ,p, The reconstruction of old tief s s ’ f S l m n e p O r t l p t ’1; " " i ” pill I" ' vllelt artists live. From what I sew Hie,- Himwl Imhits end Institutions '» jura Montgumery'a defense. K,csi * i*,k It ran he dime Montgomery wae convicted of a live merrily. When you go to Furl* you imiftf i ' nh iim H im P m i t, ftv#. f i charge of raping a 02 year old 11 NEW YORK Aug VVusft'fii I ’tiio n ’R Waukegan women. She tiled aevPublisher* som-tlm o, t n ’ - " mtr a l years latsr in a mental hos­ strange orders. The ( in"-',i pital. University Prc»» tiu r ib d » At a hearing June 27 before icnuest for ''B-haviur in T’ <••• NEW YHRK Aug I t - t ! ? ! — Judge Igoe, Montgomery's attnrhut flnsllv filled H with i "■>nv tVcxtiiii I ni in telegraph Co. to ' rsjr, Luis Kutner, produced a doc­ nf ‘‘Behavior Developin' ■ uav Mii n tid srn,v r*:vanue» of j tor who testified the woman had Infants”. JDUJidri.oii/ nml -ii nperattng rienot been raped. Another man ordered < '■env licit i t k.l.ti72.2ll fur the first six i The physician, Dr. John E. Wal* of United Nation'( 1 " ' ■* month., "I Ittl'.t ttr , Waukegan, Identified a It turned out he wan........... Griiii revenues were down hi) phntostallc copy of a record of deluxe edition of the 1 i tier ceiii trnm 'lie total of tl'Jli,his examination which showed n i Nations C harter” In it- " '/it,IMte >n Hie , still- period last mention i f Indications of rape. n i n e “The Pleasmes i" yeai end the ipeiatiug illftcit Dr. Walter said Ii* recalled tlm llshln*'1, the Columhla Pie>■ "lllpMieil with s loss of t22<l,caie clearly and that a rareful sums ntll'tr nirloll, -x-tm.i. .i/H Hie til ,1 lislf of lt»)H rxminatlnn ronvlnced hint the wo“The parson who ordeirt M In h Intel in , lock holders, W, man had not been raped. aehralc Emotions' nrohahlv P. Mai,ball, p ii-,ldent, srild the lad a rnnv of 'Alirehrali- I ms larger ilelinll lellerted the decline DBF. OLD RUSK lions'. Someone with ni"H“ i i" hi grots tcveii’ie, ’‘end nddltioiial 1 PRAGUE Aug. 11—WT)—Cseeh lew trouble must lieve *>»k-d nost* uf nhiiiit JJ.lKHIJNttl arising trying to trick thalr present for 'Crime In Relellnti i- l'* tiom incierised wage rate* affect­ Communlat rtilera are using an letlon*’. We sent M rnnv of ive April. I, ItiHt." These two old ruaa they employed on thalr ‘Crime In It* Relations tn s -rlsl |u(.i(JIH were offset to aoma extent, former Nail occupier*. PpnBt-aaa1 Ass animal anlie. al 1 JSSK. • Ini . a a sat I_ Progree*’ An love' <"* lie added, It’a almost Ilka tha old gag of "hv ..vigorous ex|i«n»e W ERE NOW hater) wrote In fnr ‘Dog t aich control " mid "economies resulting “Grandmother <|led" that AmarlI earn uaa to gat tha afternoon off i 1"' T t* - n ,> r# ' 1 w." roul'' ""J' irunt mechanisation.” to attend the flrat game of th* * * * -A Ct!f?h#r In S'Milh Kev«nn«.ft from t#legramn »tnt | baaeball season. Thai Cseeh ver­ #rn MounUlnR’/ thr g#n#iNl public nmounled tn sion la “Auntie ha* died—hurry •u V m ii —~ ir 104*664.107 fnr th# fir»t »lf munthn hotpa.” During tha Otrman oeMaTwR nS>. u ? NfL v ,hls re a r against 4711.727.733 in front of the building housing the newspaper 8 uaiklatitwlie_/.eituiig. % whlrh had printed a letter nitiri^lag German Jews. City officials said the It. P.’s replied to an order to disperse by tearing up roMdesttmus from the street them #iat,i ,i.th . —ti— amiit. ..luirllnv i i. 1.....1 t t ' n..t . , L ier«r!,,,lnfi.K “ .. t * 1 Tha D,>H. a set flic to one police car. Than they pelted .. bnstlly iummon^<l fiii*fire ^riKint* wiili at <inn«> 4. Four more engines 1 1veil ond also were stoned. * II h f ’KPf**r| Career r I 11H* S RuielaHeS Ami Murder Charge HfANkUN. M.l [_ , . .. ’ vrsteulay while then mother ana .Federal . . . . . . .Reserve . . . . . . . Board has | hvu other women tried desperate*'. . Tw f r . Pw i S A m e r i c a n bond, are up In pr.ee \ !'" l l The crowd, without obtaining H bw(lUM, , h„ Administration i . ad* | up the price of available bond,. M a r y hcanta for a in telo ii, Imd aaM..r ed to protest an alleged If*' antiSemetlc letter In ia Munich "•‘w*paper, police said. Munich, In the American oc­ cupatlon Nasi strongcupation lone, wad was a Natl strung hold M o ra th* wat. Hitler staged *,Mr l‘"11 ‘ putsch here In HU!,!. Tha crowd of HP's g iitticieil m , PU SU , L \u g tod.sv a volmt.r'v good conduct code who*e th-i"- u I b'fl f lei i |ta heatlly to t* e H"ii»L " Tf l li atlvw* it* 1,1 . to twear iff Rripitls at< H"H‘b f(.o I i.lkit ^ i “oo much lihivnig il'c black market* and h o i ' L ' ' " * ' > The „ „ puhtuJirrl in the "Unibil t 1 ■»> 1 in \v i* «tu * • •>]i I bit t •t l * , ♦ ;ktop Hi ;t l ** ■ if » 1 in l<11• II I■•Pi 1 1 I> I the .,, ! Icxt . " ■ ltie livs ' 1'tieHC leg n lut: . ’i> i • l'"g '‘'rniigli ripjip ni I' ii" ' , "led >iie iiholit iiOli tt n 1 tmil I'd "n, lii,toric cltv Hr' IUji f ’I n < lr III I p ■I ‘11*| If, SltsrS I l ived BANGKOK A"g 1 1 r, lb# iH)t<|M<»«* •if" of til# Z.llllSli up to clean up o . •i ‘* it *n »il<! I Im,(suit <l*psi *iiipi" ■f •M M U IIli‘■■.tiiiu* ivas In lef, in 1#*# I I lia mill g ie ft b >I I. If t pvon i niplelad lliif—,l ' g . ' ' 11 f i t n\* l.ged corriiiitbm im .<•, i .At‘I#ll fU i* when the Mini,He .r Cum-' niuiiicatlnus advise 1 "ie ' ,burnt • oliricll Hie cntlltintreii -I- mbl ii* ilisbanded. No officiei exp! < i ' t • n wo* given for Hie r e i | u - t . « cn-l Hi* 'inH-yraft probe, ......... • ' pjrt'd that expense, -d Ho' ntmitU# vere running uuii Ii lugiici " u n tin umnev that r "it I tn< ,*ved. In Miiotlier government depart­ ment, Hie Im nilgi,'i'in Division. ■Ilire* officials ,v«i- ,'i.pen led fillIn‘king climges U w wer* involved in the i, .. 'n n ’- d un1 migration liesuse, tn V'no < tunes* »nd 20 Indistis. V , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 11, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 11, 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>, August 11, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/34f8858feaa6a299a2f29600ac27b3b1.pdf ff0a6f290f462db96eafa1880f9b3665 PDF Text Text -------,— — THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFOBP FLORIDA Hutching wSays ILj Rft), Judge a jn W ju u g c K n uu iIcc nh Children v > iiu \*» Citizeh* Avoid- Book* ‘Need More Than Cash tty C E C IL Y BR 0 W N ATON 1 Auntwisted P re s s Pood E d ito r 1 N E W Y O R K , Aug. 9 - i/ P ) - A domestic relation* court Justice i ha* ruled that a young mother, whoa* divorced husband ha* dltuppeared, need not get a Job to support her two *m*Tl children so long a* th* grnmipnreriis nru fin ­ ancially able to do so. Ju stice Jacob Punken made mitillc yesterday a ilecWpii In which he said: "Pood, clothing-and’ shelter *re the prim ary nerd*. But children need more than ' Just th*t. Titty need c a ie . *upervl*ion, guidance, education and some form of re­ creation. * * * " In the absence of proof that a mother 1* lnadet|uatc or unfit or incapable of caring for a child, experience show* that the mother I* tha heat nurse. " T o deprive a rhlld of mot tier love or care 1* to deprive him of support, the support with which a parent or a grandparent U charged (b y lo w .i" Ju stice Panken signed an order requiring the paternal grand­ fath e r to contribute 176 a month fo r tha children, The maternal grandmother, who did not appear In the caae, ha* been paying her daughter’s rent o f |fl3 * month. The childrens’ father, the Judge said, has ignored a court order to pay 440 a week for support o f hi* divorced wife and children Names of ‘ those In Ih* case were not revealed. ' the U n lvo r*ity o f Chicago, paid day Aernrican* a r t ‘'m arkedly fective* ’in " reading, w rit speaking, and listen in g ,’; In an opening address prepared fu r a meeting o f educators who are seeking to evaluate the public B in ary it* an Am erican institution, Hutchins said adults need more education in cnmmunclatlop of Ideas. >’ "A d u lts su ffe r Intensely from the great parados o f our timet the trlyin llta tlo n s o f life ,” he said. "A d u lt* education la necesta ry to save then) from the sui­ cidal tendencies that berrdom eventually produces,' i I til chi ns declared the nation would be better o ff I f more adult* lead and pondered bqoka on his­ tory, lite ratu re , and moral and political philosophy. An an alysis o f p'ubtis lib ra ry u»agr presented at the meeting, however, Indicated that "only about one-fourth o f tha M u lt popula l ion* rrada one or more books a month." .... Other lib ra ry observations noted In the report included) s ' That/ persons below-f ooting age accounted fo r 30 per sent of tne wirruliAion of lib ra ry bhofa. Tw o-third* of lib ra ry , circu la­ tion involves fiction. Recently published books have the highest turnover. Curculatloii o f the classic Is steady but " e ilr s m e ly sm all.” F sw persons uso the lib ra ry card catalogues w ith an y regu­ la rity . , , (C eatleaeA trtmm Page o a *l Almost nobody aaksda the l i ­ dared. b rary what’s worth rending. The bid of the Libby Freeman Co., Orlando, to dig a well fur us* In supplying w atsr to the new swim m ing pool was approved. I lie U'aatlaaag Pram Pag* 01 bid was fo r <344. usually five percent q f ih * Russel) Tench, William Horne and Fra n k Rockett were appoint­ proceed* from th * contract. ....... E a rlie r two of th* housing ed desk sergeant* at the Pollen officials—Benjamin H h u 1m a n . Station. Each recently passed a ■pedal litigation attorney, and civil servlet* esamlnallon. The Commission appnlnUd H William Matter, formerly with tha housing ngsney and ' Haw* with Job* as Journvyinan meinlet id the Atomic Energy Commission— tha board which examines elec­ had testified that "somaon* con­ tricia n * as to i|lialiflrsiio n s to nected, with politics’* hadiegieng- work here, A u t r dollm fee per •d the meeting b«twaaWJftpr*»«n- meeting to member* of the plumb tativet of th« Tanfotan Track Ing examination hoard was author and housing official*’*! th* ex­ lied A request hy H. Alton Bradley. pediters office. Maher identified Jkr, three men president of A lilersgale Univvr , for » t u f ' fh * former Navy who came to *ve thera gg a "Mr. slty Mori,” n “Mr. Orlando” and a photo M e * a y y l,y Hie Stlmtil was la H h Hit tier advisement. "Mr. Maragon," . . Canyon IK- Cht-lly Iti U r - Indian The large*! single Iron mine in tha world I* the Hull-Rust-Mahou- co u n try,o f .northern A riso n * con. ing open pit min* in Minnesota, i* tain* More’ than 300 prehistoric at« mile* long, one-half to on» site* and 134 m ajor ruin*. mile wide, ami cover* 1,876 acre*. MENU EA S Y SU PPER i.eek and Potato Soup. Eg g Anclmvv Salad,* Buttered R o ll*. Me* Inn Slices, Cookies, Beverage. I 1ItccIp.- fo r Storied Dish Follow s) I K<;<! A N C H O V Y S A L A D j InxreiMi-nts: tl hard-cooked eggs, i > ttililt-spoon* finely chopped ce- I it»ry* id sm all flat anchovies I im lnced), '« teaspoon p a p rik a ,! Iic sh ly ground pepper (to ta s te ),' " teaspoon* elder vinegar, ,1 tablespoons mayonnaise, lettuce, to­ mato slices, radishes (slic e d ), French dressing, M'-thnd: Cut eggs In h alf Jengthwise and put yolks in a sm all mixing bowl. Add the celery, a n -. L-hovies, paprika, pepper, vinegar, and mayonnaise and mash well with u fo rk. R e fill th* egg whites with the yolk m litu re and arranga in lettuce with tomato and radishes. Serve with additional F m-iic Ii dresing. Makes 4 to 6 set vingh, F a H liio n H uh Five Percenter* • j In K t t d ie a l (ir n n iir t s C liu iit fu In 1,600 cro i* point boat* 1770, a hug* iron chain aiiiii<jisf , muiHURi u iiiu , fret lultg w a *stre tc h e d Bth* Hudson H ire r at We*t Y o rk , Pennsylvania and M arylar, to prevent B ritish gun­ m anufacture 40 per cent of a' the steel made in this country. frem going up the riv e r. SPECIAL! Wed. and Saturday • ONLY Our whole Lint of VALSPAR t Will bt M id 2U% le an H at Price. ■ We give you t h i s offer only t h e ! you can Me for youraelf t h a t VALSPAR t o g a them ALL Hedufod Price on ’V«Hen Hoae , * Alno ,« Wfdnendey and Sal. AT MOMOMAl HOCPITAt, N. Y., Mrs. Faith Unruh of Syracuse, Kansas, is holding her 10-month-old daufhter M a r ily n , who has a cancerous growth under her right eye. When Mr. and Mrs. James Unruh did aB F R ID A Y F A R E Cold Salmon with M ayunnslse, they could In K a n in to cure (he Crisp Potato S ticks, Buttered Broc­ child, without auccesa, they decided coli, Bread and Butter, R aw Vege­ to come to New York. They imp* table Bowl Butterm ilk Letnon P u d -1 (hat tha hospital's cancer specialists w ill be able to aid tha stricken i ding.* Beverage. youngster, (international) | (Recipe fo r Starred Dish Fo llo w s) ] B D T T K R M II.K LEM O N imun. 39, sag* In chair as he Is car- I J’ UDIHNCI s waiting ambulance. Ur. Blltzman Ingiedlent* two-third* cup * o fa r, Steel can be mad* strong enough which he was ildlng stopped at:the I I 1 all-purpose flour, to withstand a pull of flOO.Oo'J lulienl. wlumi lie identified s i David . v o t e d rind of 1 li-mon, 1 tabla- pounds per square inch. . Th* u lijslila u had warned Kaplan ' -punn lemon Juice, " eggs (**■ sc* hoist*. ( International) 1 I tablespoon butter or • . niniguj lot- (m elted), one-nlghth „ , . teaspoon nail, I cup butterm ilk. . * l" ' I* tin I ■ecurlif.' Method: I’ut thu sugar and flo ur Hot, "ns n person ix-roinc* older In n m ixing bow) and m ix w all: I 11- lun-h by ili-ath bis spouse and mid the g iaied letnon rind, and leIds friends. Muny older person) num juice. Heat the «gg whites feel pushed aside. I.onesomenvsi until they form peaks that curl i* prevalent among older person*." ( over slig htly when ro tary or eleclie said activities are neresarry ■tile benlcr Is slow ly w ithdraw n; tn ciiiilpensste for loneliness, without washing egg beater beat volks until ildi-k and pale colored. A ltd i lie beaten volks, the melted Tossed salads ....... especially I" " t*7 ,,r »'*• «K«rlIIw. the salt and I,, Ions winn iin-v have a v a ile ti butterm ilk to firs t m ixture} ,,l greens. Use w ulm cress. Bust.,a » ',ll: Add egg whites and fold met Iceberg leiluce. lom ullle, en *0 until III! white tilulls remain, dive, c iiic r v and escarol* if tiivv •‘"ui Into cusiard cups; set in a i of I i ii I vvnlci and bake in m derate (MfjOI-'.i oven for about ndimtes. ( h i ll , invert on inidual serving dishes if desired; tin- wind "A lm an ac" Is dcrlvr.l i,. w ill be a i-nkelike base and a fm iu Lin m ,iiu ii A t*1,Ion wold* luid-slillce tup. which iiicuni "H im w eather" m it Is the universal mistum to di| play the Am eriran flag only fftnii i *t I U E. F ir s t S tr e e t, flaafard -uni in- tn t iin ie t . Mahel did not Immediately identify further the >th4** men he named. i Th*'committee has taken secret testimony from John Maragon, a former Kansas City bootblack who onca had a Whttj House Legal Notice IN COHItT Jttfid K , 8TAAT TRK. o r IIP TUB rOUNTT COUNTY, P U n lllP A - lN PRO- in re .th s Kstsle of )thods' II K s ln i, > Tieeeassd. TO AM . W HOM , IT MAT con - Cr.MNi Nolle* la lisrs liy given that J K Howland. J r , lis* filed his tlnsl rsporl as ni»rntnr o| the eslsi* of llhoda R. FI wins dsexstsit: th*> he has filed hi* n u ll Ins .for tie aiscnsta*. *nd that he w ill *mdv to the Itonorshls Uoual** HtenStrom.. Constv Judge, pr Xemlnois County. Plorlds. on (If* l*th rt«- HEN you hoar a mw Mercury owaer say he’s driving tb* iA»f/if*s( car In hla ip And Away With .The Greatest Of b |i n • f»rht>fld _ E a m ( Typa , Garage / '( h s S J of wUr ffttrege, o we»th»r*tlte, feath- W / C U M te a4»u4l 146(4. Tde, 6w(«* "»**« control* U op you oof of (M Mfcheti, In cootof placotM ‘ 'V I H I t s t s t ep*A HaaMr (wmm. "* fceret -- w M M V H ^ v a l J d p w i k f hpet 14 ie4i4iin»Mt( ait tL shST i*. (art aieen kael. Maks* pat-watklag. dm m*4 WOkSy peit sailer, teel yew M fR le ectda U i u U l m L ikfkwar �> In U«Wjr Tli«r* h Strength — T 1 IK W E A T H E R T # Protect the Paaea of tha Worlds To Promote the Progress 0f Araenia. T o Produce P ro * p e ril; for 8,nfnrd I's r lly cloudy through Thuredo, with -faltered tliunderahow* * r . In afternoon* nnd e arly tienlna*. (in ,t ic tu moderate souihrrly wind*. VOLUME XXX* Established 1908 IS Passengers Are Killed In * Bus Accident SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY AUGUST HI. HMD Quiet Talk On Arms Aid Bill i 12 More Injured A s1 Greyhound Bus Hits Abutment And Burns After Turning Over A s s o c i a t e d U rerm L e a n e d W ir e * N o. 252. Bradley Calls French Army Unification Backbone Of Defense System President Says I-aw Will Give Country Stronger, Cheaper National D e fe n s e Hulk Of U s. Milifary Aid IV> Go To Fieudt, Bin t'hirfa Is Culled Hopeless Iwo .lima Flag In I'hilaclt*Ipliia For Marino Bally WASHINGTON. Aug 10 </T) BLO O M IN G TO N , | nd „ Aug. Ill W A M IIM .IO N , Ang 10— — P irsid rn t !ium<in today signed — iff} — Fifteen persons died in ihr it r n c a l tbusi N Ibsdley inada llir new aimed services undicatioll flaming wreckage at a gicyhound ilr.n ludsy ibst ihr Ticnch airay Inti He .aid dial this will permit bus that burned after imaihmg into m il hr llir hsikbonr nl Die .Voiib die United Slates tu piogiess to* a bridge abutment near lic e ta il) Allsutn tlrlri IlfrS, waul " a balanced and r ifr c liv * today. Ilie A ,,m H u r l ut N lslt told • nalional defense ” Non* of tha dead has been l"UII Hireling ,hr ‘vcuslc FuiCIgn M i. In ,in iii signed die measure identified. k rl.iliu n , suii Aimed SciVIctS in a i e,m in,iv m Ins oval mum The bus, bound (torn Indunapulu ( ........... . that the hulk ot ArilCljn llu r ''enatois and irpreienU * to Bloomington, hit the Lridgt on i ill I11ihl.il, sul p in p o i n t J or ’ <r, >.ln ha,idled die legislation, a winding, hilly road ihoitly after I illopc ,. ill go ihr I it‘U, Ii. ibr bead, id die dtlelise establish' j Oh midnight. Seconds later it war in Iti .iilie, u i g r j ,pu. k approval nirnt and top lanking Aim y, Navy flames. ol i'ir tiJ tn t liu m s ii* 9 i.4 5 i),and A ii lo n e "brass looked on I Coroner Robert W. Lyrmt ot ODD DUD s,m> piuyi nu But at dig The legislation, which strength- | Monroe county said 15 would bs rautr innr he ,.11111 oft any piur* ens S n ie u iv ul Deicnse johnion * the death loll. perl nl an r lt d ll ■r m iills iy pidi oliliul m e, die enllie military Twelve other persons w rit in­ flam Im I lull* , sellip. d ie ,, one criticism lio iu Mr. jured in the crash and ate in a flut (Die aim* piugiam ) Ii ait liu llia n Bloomington hospital. rttr. It .r n s , lu f l . r lid to tu " li i, im bniuuatr lhal in iht* The bodies removed hum Die geunallv piogirssive Irgislalion , ■ope H i,D ir, , s i J bur there il bus were placed in sis ambulant r> at least unr piovision rrp ifie u l* • no n,nor,line r l t d i n r way lo give -• and a hearse and, accompanird b, b a lk ,,a id rirp ." die 1'ifiident said Sill 111 A'IS * a police escort, ware brought in 11, m ill,, iprnkiiig lor (),« three m a Intel statement the Indiana National G u xrJ at 1, 11., . 1,1, 1- ol *i ut 1 irstified a f t e r "New and cuinbeisome lestiicmory h ire to await identilicaium S eo ii'llu , .1 In-Ieli-C .lohruon told AM IR A HIVISIO Adm lnlslrallun arms-for-Europa bill had been sub. lions a ir placed tin ibr m n llb fl-. D rivei Wayne Ciam ei ol in Dio col,ml,I I n - In' I- willing to nm ird to I II , House and Senate In Washington, Secretary ot I m j ?, mvi'i'i itn ............ .. in cash and Lout* Johnson (le lt) holds a whispered conversation wtih Sen r. in ,|„ P „ | dir National S n u iiiv * oun* dianopolis. one ol the survm iiin |,ei .on, 1,1 . . . n i , net authority , ,1 u lir ir a . llir desliablr ionise Culm ally (D - T e v ), chairmen of the Senate Foreign A ttain Cumi, ,rt..« said a fionl tire may have blown in liiuni'b Dir min- |,Ingram The Secretary had given Ids eppioval ol the changes. (Inicr>mt.u.'<a0 would be In lullow ilie •** out. causing him to lose tm ilio l ol Nt'inil", \ 1, mb',il ri g I It-.Mich) .rndatiun <d ilie io !,llld l«"«l the bus. A fle i sinking tin ahutnirn' vs*-1•-1■ It,, (.,op,i-rd ,1 MI-60 split* 4111 .iiu an iraliu ii ul d ir executive with Die ...iiln i't HiillmiWtiMuli to it skidded 150 feel down winding loam b and leilinvr the statutnlV I. e loiul .-in "t llesl Vein'- tmdgal. highway J7 and came to im i „n .................. -mil it ngl reside to irs lm linns nil die cum uli a in fill' ' * its left side, blocking ilie rum , 1,0 ,m in.I ll ili-pm Miienl to spirsd beislnp .. T ,„ gency door. , Do nolliil o.,-l ol lite u lllis piU *, ' III I A 1111! SII VI AHt AND SIM,CIS , l,„ I, M . •is* ' ft I hi* tilth Ills Him* mi tin In i on I vs c fin ,* I,* Pi i^i-M I n whole, luiwevet, Mr. TruFlam e* enveloped the vetslot** giniii . - i n i n ...........en three >«ar< •1 1 1 ' t • I .* !»a I f I III ( (||( i 4 I tl 1 1 ii » 1 Iht' tat n iii «11 v rvinli h iih^4i( tatlUH ii * I• a ins. In h) tit i i ....... ................ , bill .•‘" R n r l f i * m almost lin u ifillate ly. Ike di'iV'-i \ ii,,ttiei . oiiy 11 ' -1111101 pm posalt • *n' tu Ml l Clilt'.ir ..I |t.... LIS fl I |||| %U 1ai i A k lt'h ll J i ui 1%IK111. Ill ' m| I tu Mil Ft oh i >, vJ nilviiiir,' nnd will h-i'l aald he ami “ two or th re e ' pni „ ,h hn Dn iii.nm port nf lh« lu< ' 1 .4 k 4 ,1 » I i|li»t 1 S , 1 1 , i |v » ,1 lli , || if '*1 1 1 1 *1 .msoil • rficb-m v nmi •■ctuvomy' i till i * I iU 4 ‘ k V I # ' « . * I * » * I s H llltlH ll*!", A il It i I •• I' b lilil . , 1 , aengera got out of the fiont do,.,. , iiim liiy pi ytnin 11ll I ll the piuamt o i ini lei nmrdlimtiun of our \ •' .i -I I Ilf -(M . . . i l l bvli si l . *1 It. I I ■• I ) 1 . 1 l i f t I t iii Ivl.v S t li m i lU l lU t s llil l M'| Ml | il ,i l > r t I - . i i The other atirvlvui* escnpi d | pom l Vhint 1, i -jiv'I s e cin ll) CUUUs lilt# ia lid ft ml llUlM Bn iJ.ig, VViil nil | 1 1 1 Ui Httv m il jh H the M uilliv M iikfiim , ( I h t ........ I ndini ......... l l l i l it !< | V through a rear window whirls * ell .In , 11 sn o i.iu ll dcfciis* plan John-on wu-ted no tin**A * *[*“n passenger kicked out. met n -t off fi mu tlraiDay. Mil W waa signed, h e _#rp H « J t HIR ..................... A greyhound spokesmen in In 1948 R esult In 1911 a . lliv,«* mil " I l o p, 1 y 1mu Itn,lid lint tl# ilf<!•(•»»• dlenapolfs, who declined to permit wet a hMitunal nalioi Ihv , d. Ifrudley » M in anawar (0 P e r c e n t I iu ir .is e i*o,in,utter urul n management inanagemett us* of hla name, confirmed that 'oniiniUee uiul u ipiesllnn h> C baiim aii CnnnaMyv is ..,, group, nnd named tlem ,raj ware 17 uaaaengers on d»,' S 1 |r fex • " f ibr t-'urctgn Halation* U eN am ay LONDON. Aug. ip - s / P t— AIcNem ay a* a* ehalrmari han It Ia n Indlanapnll* for W ill) five Ira f hr deadu in I'MM. i IH1.i,ti “T*. M I nlllnillti'r ,—— ,,Ington. j Jit L-rnp* * ' " ,• . ' hania said* today the if linnss Sanfuid's death ralV showed a shaip ,f th,. managoment coiumltlns* 11U liu lo ,ei -Irutegh cunCept l l Qian van Horn, llictrase o vti dial id the liner Among other thitig*. the new bv i,yn e d upon, ib is cipiipm tnl w ill Station W T T B in In ' IHuomfnglun, I jnvaslrcf by G trete and llsat f iuI hdik mlnttun wouldt I mill n snqilliii stm n nl lln' id Well,mu said nil lu in," lie -uhl. aald one on* ox of me tha survivor* survivors told him |'» m l"<*8if«i along a Jll-milr Ironi. pieirdm g yrais when llir avn.tgr t i l Raise drbmHals# the present pr II, 1,dieV did nol expand on bis he “ walked through five fee* o f ,A hlnxdcxD bv the o llira l lu m a was Iwo deaths * y ra i. H airy ehtiiidlHlimeut i| ' r „ } |i,ii, r-% I ni id (lilsii'l, I" I "ithl s i,umlici tubllalimeiil K jb .n e. to fu ll ■i-lcionce to ih r plm, to give tlm llam es" lu get oil the' bus. radio said hloodlv ,,a t„ K un ua an executive deparlmi depart h i ., ' hlnmlly clashes svilli w ill, Atli Atl, I ’nrter. |i Ira lln rtigitierr In, the wtntiiss u ib in l w s, mi, en l.id mghl I ib isu l I liggiil' si The survivor, W ells Richardson, hulk of llir tin It) wt v md to (ta u c * . I , unking second only to the ■ 11... ' ni Due, Inis i,I ll , Nn.ituiil, 1 ....... I lismliri 18. of F.vanavllle, ind ,, told Van errs government tumps began Imn National .‘ ialelv C iin ilill Inlil Ini .si II, -aid den,I- would have tu lot 11,'pHi ilie lit. T ills w ill Hive, * ........ days ago. Il addetl that bundled, ..111, rals veslrulay (Ceatteae* Oa »■** T sral .il.,i Ibe i, mslisge, Jlilllir„>'ii III see i el ,,i y of Defense Ml I'iudqi, llilt ml - I" In, M »<*■t * ,• , 01 l„um soldiets Itave been kiltril nr l.iU n I hr A rmy Chief of H,*ff mid Ms l„ prr,ruling an anal,sis nf lire puwi'i to futee greate, r«ini» - a n and An Corn- eoim larpiUI ,, L lt t li'S ,1 Ih . si* Inline- -ell, will tulilliim ' I p iiv n iri. i ,,n ij .i I ,n ,r ,iln iy id li.ittn , a ir ly play tmtween tin thrvi* m i v i .4 l. i m n , D (nun- lienli Id and Gen Ilie , o|| h1, ll,' I Ini, ul Inm-e- ......... Use Albanian invasion charge ai I,Mlies in .Sanfuid din mg I'MH, CJl Reduce tile Arm y. Ni»v, ttiik \\ \ H IM ,It in tl u m l a u ts ,lu Vnui ,|i. del,m ini III Hnutm il 1- lillt'tl. ____ ___ which coir,tides with an all-out ol M, I'm in pninleil out lhal San- A ll Eure* from executive -i<>' I loil'ing I spruililr, Mi lilggtim dcclHled , „ m llltury departments Aetna Homer Little , local restaurant iensive by the Greek govetimimi b m ls H alt,i lir a 111 lale mi the Muted fur coimlruellon I n - t will merger of the three services ,ml -.III I tnd.i, hr ,, operator, suffered two broken riba * M „ „ t Com niinm t-lrd ichrls. ,.a , , |)OI>11| , llon WI, 4<| deallis iheir suimrdlnate units - mclm'ms •■rlirltl I I I , , , II lie Inimes with Iwo beillmn,,-. |ninl> cm port, Im declined 11, ■ , • ................... ..... ........... ......................................... " w , i i , ........................... . , akul uviatlou and the M «"'" lull. III lu ll,, mil In* eipil|>ped Wltli ImX wnlci tmti prio.n bn lli and bruised Frid ay night In an ' n(c , , • ........... *. 10 4 ,l> ail„ t'orpa- however, Is pio lillntn l gitlM lioii late m was deaths |lii-uleis, electlic kllctiei, iIII Set up « permanent automobile accident near WHIM ; I he government charged h iilr, p r, MI.IHMI irg is lc ie il vehicles. II si I. OnMi l oom eqiilpm eui, man of the Joint chiefs of ton, while on rout# homo from i |y , | (lll Cirrek army a u u a il and I tii'iiiers, i'ii,'Mini I i I d i .I.......... ie|new'iilinl Increases nf T l,a new cbalrman would M i,, > ■■ Wmiib 1-4.1 i ’ cttslc | ,,, .'opbourds I l l ' l l pel cent in Hie imputation vut* or command au lhu iity •"* I it,,, s ftid*. '.ihoullrr ,1.,, i'niiiiI the C llv-W ld e l„ m „ * ‘; i 7 . ' " J% 7 l“ i'.cl, , * ^ ‘. n n ; - ..a r - .» * - .r w w a n and H7.*l pet cent In the inI iiic lt i ) (4 ailsItMUFll Oil I'HK# l . .. , , . . ... I inirtlameut w ill -ta il I'lr m lr iil 11o n mi l I bene limlse* will In- pin. i >1 ni, tha d u ik did not *#* a eow on *• tlm stra in ! Inmdirds ni Alhamairs i>n compared to the < >1 I I «>! I* *111111 W . l l i M - | .ruing mi D im o',-lock al llir Die iiinikcl fill Mpplntlllllllrl, road until the aututnnhlla was a JO-milr ftotlt between l.esknvrk ,*i-1, .................. * Plllir 1" in .ill,,,- 1.1II aiid ,o ! fH, mil, he revealed Ko, velrnrn-, d o st to it, aju» revealed. Hh# and Burhigrad. just inside Albania aveinge "I the previous lllie e l i m i t M e n 's C l i m . 1V l F l ,.i llislir llir |*|r , I lr .11111,1 ||(| If, j(#vu mileied the W eill swerved th# car sharp ly, It went nil Greece's n in d irril bolder llir vents. rhe down payment w ill hr •I'.'h li lt Si «.-1ll|*•*,He■ I b, MHufoid. lie i evraled, ranked , . . , ' I which t* sponsored hy the .Sshlmd out of control and turned over, I with carryin g charge- of f-lft i>, uomitg 9HH dili*s ut the Iti.lHM) . ___ 11 1'* ' ' l * ' " s ll ''l* II ii - iiih - s and i'l o|e-iioUkl Wo­ remaining upside down In a ditch ministry said Greek plane* ha,.i bren ...... ................ ,.l l Sllltiri, N I »r,’i u 1110nib. pnpuluU'in grmip. ilie se had an C L E V E L A N D , Aug. I " ((>'• M r. L ittle waa riding In th* front shot down by "nur brave tumps. r n ............I I In,lull,III , Iwo - hike ,i,Mi,‘- Club, M rs I* M dingier. I,,isn 't pirviilciit , I I hmugli HriMiigemeuliiutdr tu death rati, of H auling back an angty er„w>l i hiindieds nf iiurdri uvuuge uvr rage registration ri'glst ■rat and Bobby in Hie rear east. It cliarged .................... WiiMil, |«, r , i.ni-K 1, Sli l " r l the I'll amber nf Commeiei-, the I...on.I -lr i n l,,, mg In ,,,- i si n r ,I I ’Dv lecrratlo n dllectul. j 7 I.., lb IK and an average popu­ ahmil | till persona, police e .n i, A lady slopped her autmoblla vlnluMi.im bv the Greek army ilu, ■ III.’ .Is , ............................ ..... j ’'“ d^ i Ids morning d bring ■a led [ r 'iiy ha* placed ut Ihu di*pu-ul ol 11 n> tu tnlnnim m llrr . id, ■ lation dealt, l aln nf 11.2. and took them to the W illiito n lug August il, 7, 6 and U. mhI hv took a 24-year-uld An • I , . i Ariyime 17 yem * old or under ■Mi t'lnllip* approxinoitidv 17 h.i11 im ilw nS li« r , , * I’n nl Santo, it was commended for member into custody f«i H ospital, 97 milaa south, where Tim four-day period maik« Ho ' ’" 11 ' , | | •' ellgltile to enle, lie g ilt, atlari I n, lln, Hanlanta *„l,dlvi-ni„ l"i (hay remained until Saturday iK'glitnlng of till* 11reek g o ,e ,,, Its ,i„e pan*fd u new tra ffic or my III the killing of Ida wld"«e.i ‘ ••mim IM Dm irbuk U , » ,1B |,ul«| m thr court Monday M r i i . A lif t I t . N c lM O Il |D.<- Inillillng of humenight. R. A. Howell. Mra. L ittle a ment's announced offensive i • ,1, 111111. ■ Mint for operating off inotlicr. ilr , r i l r l .l s , lot lilt lo nlim g at U:3(i o’clock Th# dlvit parking lactlllln s, Mr. i'or " , , , , l . . \ l l n , o i I Muring the pu*| t i , r vem-, VI, brother, brought than* hack to ori pi, out (.’ommiml»|.|»d iebe.e I n oallausd Uu (’*■* r-iwl W illiam liucarlch, 24, Imme »u I i l Ft , r , I F14*41 . f l o i l l l l l j l l l i r l l l l l l i l llig g ln * itedaied, M, I'lullipso l t , , poll,led mil In tin, repoti. The Saniford Saturday night. |com their Inst nurtliarn swong leave lio n , tho A ir Eoice, »»" vljmi i »rv»ri» t-irv geneially was below th* stan|a--oi'lata* have hod, more lion. hold In Greece. covered with blood and III ten M i- A.In D Nid»"h died Don I,Mill borne* In Orlandu, .lu.k-oii I hr t»5 r Tha Greeks have charged Unit .lanls tor Denis shown in.dec when police arrested Ml.......... 'M Control", th* report ralw l troops are anchored • y " " li a f f i c ,l„ y ntglil si the h",,o- " f b,u , , Die. G e ln e iv llU and ollie, place* (I1 ala lrw av leading tu bis second trian g ular h*s« In the tugged showed. •lunghlet, K li— D l( llu k c*. w ltli il( Florida, Hour apartm ent home. paiking meter revenues should mountains by a airing lion, -lie tool h>.',, vi«lli,,g m ‘"I'l,a Chamber of (*o ii,ii,r,cv uiuuiitainn » a....... a of heavy ----y — -y:, Neighbor* a abort lime Mime liilein aliutial O R L A N D O , Aug lu ijf’i tup fortifiralbu is lualib Albanian 1 1„. rsclu slv tly fur la rftic hr, Inline In re i'o„*|,fer» the demand fo, home- h, T h * condition of t i t l e Thomaa te rrito ry . They say the rebels pu-a R rallu v 0,1b am, ol SeiftinoL' ni rot and imfirovainaiit, eh de bail found ills mother. Mr- Man he, \ II \‘hmfoul people an one of Do«IIUl W sirltoinr J negrata, who suffered aevar* cut* freely back find both from G le e " elated. liucarlch, 49, dying of a revolve, lied e rick mid spent Ilie gloMle, County, dlncus-lng llm State tux llir nlsil ot problem hafor# Dm Kechsoge Club i rminf vital jirnjwi’ln on Iteuleo aillni Monday night from a knife w ield­ to Albania nnd lhal supply tiucke I'ou, additional o fficers are Millet wound near her head 1;„ l „ f he, iin i,’ ,11 I'liln lkii She 1dlrr," Mr. llig g ln * -tail'd "mol ed by har lata husband IJeldt have been seen coming from lit III •I 4 >V*411»( 115«* vesii'i day, -aid Dial heturs he I'ulli-e Lieut. Jack Dtidek n i l - j, —Inn,, in Ih'Ciilin Ain u n d i d here lo meet standards of III I'l very well plen*ed in having llllllllf il 414* I'hRf Thom as, waa today reported j Would "go along' on un, uiugisin claimed Ids ri<yid,>'i hania. Athens lias officially charg­ •'iciisoimhlv attenuate," overall pu­ Hue,irlch In „ , Id iihm lo Do diiuglilei mid | ohiirllied the -ervlce* nf n Im ild ., Mo i h I* i , ail uiblnioout fltd diin,il(H) ed that her arm y has been shelled lp-,. si length, as r#comin*iideil liy wimt o ff accidentally while Io­ ntic 1h Hiuvlvi'd two dim, w iili l U lK K CO N FEREN C E the ueceHsnry know bow in meet tha |24iMmu,mni approprU It ) Hospital, and both aba and bar during th e 'Offensive from ibe A l­ tlm I' m si,boil’s H ighw ay Safety wan showing It Ids mother. TMA. I. K n d c i ick of I .like mid financial a b ility to build Ilie John Heukar ik, III* wife and Don, Im would reuuent trial the lilt a r , Minnie Roblnw n, who w*a banian border forts. Council, said Mr. I'o rte r. neighbors told llmlek they heaiil , ,iy ami II 1^ I' l ederick of ■Mon il,,,. .' I, i |i|* io i ,d m ,o-d I’tie-day appropriation bill Im opened up alao cut and Injured, a r t aald to i July l<’>2 accident Invastiga (he young man quarreling with ,, m «ry, Aln . nine grand i'll,Id, ell bonne* In Hanford that we nerd " I he meeting was prenhled eve, ..ighl I, i,n Key M c«l wlieie -luce ami Dial a ll agenclc- be nnnunonc I b« out of danger, A T H E N S . Aug. I 0 -< /P i- Kutty- lions were reported, ha said. The 111* widow lust before Ilie shut »•- -I,.! four grcgl ginml children l i i.lti, Ml Heiika,Ik ha­ Jo hn Daniel*, brothar-in-law of nine U . 8. N avy diva bombers will In , ,'iiiurv Standard*, adjusted to , »i*ti'r. M i*, .lenney fi'iie , m ii hy I’reahJeut John Ivey who -md I h i I ul,ending Dm .luycee -inn in ‘‘Ju stify th alr hudgn rcip ia n ti" fired. “ I rebelled agulimt ruDiiig (h i Thomaa, waa ralaaaed today from lie turned over lo the Greek air Ranloiil. would Indicate a miniIn oilier, G. f Frederick. that the conalrucliun of boll-t'S 'o'"1 .nfe, cnee Ira te onlookers tried to gnd* lfa a lla a * a ■■ Ia n * T w * t iCaelteae* Oa # •« • Twer Ole, •'-priidttures of government o.e< tha hoapltal following treatment Coallnuad on page two liucarlch a* he sat in a poller 1.. 1h iif I'aliDko. | (li# 1947-48 budget urul I will J j of wounda racalvad In tha cutting I'unergl servicer w ill be held ,D squad car near the scene. A win­ iso ag ain," M r. Odbsm d*,-U, 1. scrape Haldt Thom **, 60 year Flee Methodist Chinch, dow In th* police car was broken lln* “ Roma pollfl.'isiis," Mi Odb-.n old farm w orker, died of heart and ont', patrolman was scratched 1 irll* fttreet and l.m irel AveI-a id , “ hav# rteclared tb*i Ihey failu re ebon after % fracaa at I'. M Frid ay «!*• nushlng back the crowd. One of ...... at | ferrl It Is necessary for them to the home at aoa C J K r y A venue. ' Rev. Fted It Morion official the leaders of the rruwd "** 11.. go along nil tlila Itvio l,«cau«* t l,;, i , lu te ,rnelD w ill folluw In l ak* arrested, bqt no charges were filed have a mandat# from il,e paouie. E D IT O R D IM \ n-w Cemetery. against him Immediately, I don’t know where Dim mambitt B A L T IM O R E , Aug. H M * > r n Albania Accuses Traffic Deaths In Greek Forces Of iSanford Reported Invading Borders As I n c r e a s i n g Fighting Said To Be In Prog reus Along Thirty Mile Front Fatal Acciflrnts In •stiWoodSaysVnughii Manager Higgins Explains Plan Of Told Him To Rush Orlando Firm To Biiild Houses On Track Permit Homer Hurt When Car Hits Cow Governor Takes , Over In Hawaiian j'IVnnteToui nanienl, rr , c, !I*or Juniors I o Be Mevcdon* Strike{|fe | €| Ni*xi Week L'levvland lNilIft* Save Flier From M«*l» .T .ijllcp. Odhuin Talks Tu OrUndo Civic <Tub Elsie Thomas Shows Steady Improvement Chief Of The Five Percenters Reveals How To Make Friends Congratulations Pour In For Hoover On His 75th Birthday H . Lo w ery Cooling* editor o f the S T A N F O R D U N V E R S IT Y . C a lif., Aug. I O - ( / P ) - H a r b f j l C lark Sunday Suit, died o f • heart attack Hoover is 75 year* old t-day. and liib u le . for lho cotfrlry i only living e a rly today at Me Home. He waa *i-p r*rid *n l poured in ftom ah over the world. I* . Late today Stanford U n i w i ll y will honor t t e n w i l tUujJriou* He waa named editor In 1940, risin g to that poet afte r Joining ir it lu it c in ih t F ro it im phithr#t«r. A ciowd of 12,000 to 14,000 w n , l ?h **p ro g ra m w ill ba cllm aiad bv a m ajor addraee by Mr. Iloovar, B Y A B R O C IA T & P R E S S beginning at B R . M.. P S T (B P* Tha searing heat wave appears M .. C R T ) Hla toplo w ill ba Think to have settled down over the O f tha N axt Qaneratlon.'' eastern half of tha nation for an Indefinite stand. Federal forecastart aald today Hu m It nothing ahap|ng up anywhere on tha weath­ er map which promiaaa and reL , •Tha narrow band af eool air which waa moving narona tha 8W IM M lN O ~ P O O I. W ork la procedlng according to achadulu on' tha new swimming pool in F t. Mellon P ark, and to day concrete foundation fooiuiy, were poured by workmen of (in Clayton Construction C o , City manager C liffo rd McKIbbin an pounced this morning. came from ," hn aald, ' but u know W H IT N E Y E S T A T E W A SH IN G T O N , Aug. to (/!■) How ilnl tohn F . Mar agon ( limb ibst nol on# person bus told me C L E V E L A N D , Aug, l O - b lb - tiniu shortlnne boy U mcn-sbniii Wmlmigtoii mid isvur-dotr to people that t should vote to assess an ad­ I’he late Aleaender F . Whitney, ditional 160,900,000 In taxes.“ iiii'sldent of the Hrutherhood of sboiii-W aihinglon) He fold his own ito iy ycsicidsv I o, nrsrlv lluec houn, Die 56Itmlruad Trainm en, left an estatn H CH O O L B O A R D ul about 1186,000, probate court v#xr-old on# limit G icek ininngisni ib srlrrl fo, irporlers the course of Th# County .School Roald will record* lodav Indicate. HI* widow, IDs sometlm** betlc, sometimes ♦ m«*t in regular •■salon tomorib>x Dorothy, receive* a life Interest fabulous career. *ha office uf Supt. lor# Him cmngresHniurr, past anil. !l,or,ll!n9. Th* yarn u n a ck * of Horatio present, as luin the estate, which w ill later go - friend*. - ■ .................... 74 T. W . Law ton. I!« talked A lg er—bui only to * polnt--ai of Sir Thomas Llpton, the B ritish Murtgon t*U * ft, lea tycoon and yachtaman. Thar* In *h« th* ewoltartn* aw altaring heat hast of h his W O ,*HK /,» 1(1 i. was mention of tha lal# Hugh (H lC A d O , Aug. 10 —»/t*»— law yer's downtown o ffice, he unla w v a r'i Johntun, who rsn the N R A during lloltert R lngllng, 61-yeer-old clr- folded hla hi* sto ry, IHt was waa the th* yearyear the early days of the New Deal. cu* o fficia l, waa reported today Mn-year account from 96 a week Cann M auler* In Daland at Huiley In critica l condition ami losing i 1.1-year-old Kansas C ity bootblack Even Kaiser Wilhelm was brought Field . in. ■round from aavere internal bleed- to his preecnt role In Congress' CiOO p, M. Swim m ing at Oviedo And MnJ. (lensral H arry H. uool, Including temlern race, <egg mg. , tirobe o f " fry * percenters." Vaughan 7 A "ve ry close friend," and spoon race, plunge for distance 1. " “ **]<«• •“ B t- L " V ’u , , , , w o ,d i well-chosen. His Hospital laat F rid a y afte r a visit 0 rg tk Mc#ns wmi ,, wes Maregon’s description of tha end comic divin g. to the R lngllng Brothers, Bsrm .m “ c#” " ,p presidential m ilita ry aide. u f i H F . I f . Weatern Auto Btpraa snd'Botlaa Oomhtaad Show , which paran( M « i « M » n U w as cor“ To retain a good friend," he “ R « h * and ly e v ’a " Y a n k s e ." w ill went on to eay, "three things aro « * “ • *1 ,th e (CoaW ed o n r i f e tw o ) Recreation Schedule �V A * ---------- “ " K 1 ■" ■'“ " Bxy *MGE TW O T H E B A ftfO R D HERALD, S A N FO R D f*T*" The Sanford Herald Dreams Come Tme m By N ATIOd tiflMY JAM IvH MAHI.OH B ela fclu h M ■■ ih m P a k lU h rd dull) r u r n i XaiatrSar Bad Nanilaa a< J i l l _M aBBalla A o a a a •J, rlaaa a a l l a r . **• I M V j l »ha r a « | n rt lra la rd , r ia r ld a , uadar the A a l «raaa r t M arrh n, I BBT. R O t.L A N It In U K AN ~ I'd lla r m m t i n * n r. a n HaslBBaa Maaa«a» i t i i i i R i m n i a i i a t k s ------O a rrirr ........ ............... a M ■tenth ______ ______ * ,3 M M aalba ...........” 7. Z T Aaa : FLORIDA W E D N E SD A Y AU G U ST 10, 1949 Bus Accident WHAT DO YOU MAKE OF IT, WATSON?" ( t ’e a lla a a a i w a Tho wltilfHt imiifiininffit of the* novdltol nom ettm en Imvn H AHIHNGTON. Aug. Hi—(/P)— i, way of mniiiiK trut*. I'Yw if any have had lilgnor ru le for r. i n lung time there have lieen HiiiTiiHflftil KiienniiifY of tho fntnr*- than the* late M, G. Well;., ruiiihliiiK** alsitit bringing more ilrilM h miVoltot and w riter on uncial problem s. M any of hit. lienplr under the protection of Horim Hernrlly nml increasing the sto ries vctiliiW d fat- Into the realm of Im probability, notably |M »>im-nti* lo old people. "Tim Invisible Man". ncnidriit Truman line united T his wiih tin: tale of a man who fount! chem icals w h ic h ' Coiiare** lo do it. Monday night th ee htimnn htimnn Itody Itndy so th a t It heenmo invisible, «»'«-!» wad taken in that direction could(I blench'tint lilcnch ou t th when the Monde Wuyd nml ,tlc,ni» incidentally w ith d lsastro m results to him self. This h a s Inn# Coniniltleo npprovrd IrgitdnMnti tn reetned tn novel-readers tt pure flight ol fancy. Now a Sw e­ do Mint. Hilt thin lit only n hill which dish profe.'.sor, Dr. 0 . Aiiekermnn, anhonnees th a t ho has » • « ..... ........... :: : r ™ i*55 just found such chem icals lie rives credit to tw o predeecH the committee w ill demi up to the - A ll a M la a rr aatlraa, r t ld a full llniide fur n vote. The Minnie rra n la lln aa aad an fltaa a f sors. a D anish chem ist and n German. He should p erh ap s innv iipprove it hefoie q u illin g , ill d l a l a a v i l i fa r the aarBaaa ad *■« faada. H ill ha rb a ra a d fa r (five credit to Wells for slimiest Inn the Idea, h u t p e rh a p s 1n imnilit el ho, loi tlic redt of m a l a r a ilt .r t U la B * ' it would ih lra c t from n rhemlHlV stiindlnti if ho a d m itte d lo HMli _ J » S F * « M lln | * a " . . a n||r H . any iiu p n iin lan re w ith a ir thinif ns frivolous a s a novel. Unit'd not muingl, in mnkr even one cluing,' Mi the pieHeat luw, Now th a t th is parlii iilar Wells fan tasy h as been fountl allied* tile .Semite ul«o iipploven. In have a scieutifie basis, all will liope th at th e re Is none to It’s iliiulitliil Mi,it the Hi-anle will | ItIh (ith rr itTiit|?iiui9ivn rniiumrc. "Tin1 W ar of th e Worlda**. iln anything iilsiiil it lu-fore ipilt- j m ' J J * * * 1 ' * 1 for toil, imu year. IfiMI 4 f a ll ( |« liirA l m a s | 9in |« | Tlila flrp irlrd ilit* illvfiMimt of tin1 rn rth from M ara an d , an Tin- liesi k iii 'hh Is that the pre­ m any recall, seared the wit < nut of a lot of A m ericans a few sent law will rrmnln unchanged ^ « L K K f a #b V ’ tor tIlls w a r lit least. If the Mouse yearn ago when pul forth as a radio dram a. w e d w rhday a i >i ;, to, i m i approves the lull Mils y,'qr. rmiylm the He Male will next year. t o d a y s m m ,i; v k iw k Safety In The Mines Until i tin prcnenl lav.1 nhmil P u r oaat Horn he was dosing when the bus struck the bridge abutment. The bus was atilt amolderlng two hours after the wreck. The center section was burned down to a mass of twisted metal In which charred bodies could be, seen. A Bloomington fire truck laid a line to Muddy Fork Creek, near the scone, and pumped water Into the smoldering bus. State pullce watted until daylight tq atari re­ moving bodies. Ii wax feared Idcntificatatlnn and even an accurate count of the I bodim would be a alow process. Some of them, officers said, Would have lo he cut nut of ths wreckage with torches. Van Horn said Edgar Davis of Indianapolis, a negro, was «r«dlted by other survivors with kick­ ing out a rear window, through which most of the survivors es­ caped. Davis suffered a back Inury and was brought to the lloomlngton hospital. Billy Ellerbrook of Evansville, another survivor, said hq was rid­ ing right behind the driver when a&.uiiO.iMHi people urn covered. The the accident occureiL He said hi* r,-M M a rk e t1 Impression was that the bus hit would bring III minther It,- 1 C uriously enoujrh, the best enuso for w hich J o h n L, hill mm# Thu miff tvill fahlitit (nttinr___ non,nno, leuvinjr I I.ihio.imhi or so • a bump In the road and went nut II h "«• #s hoprioM, «a ynu l-ewla has fniighl lias hern the slowest to p o t an y w h ere. people still iinprnlected, meny of of control. '*■'» r"*dc dmkaodd pnvltimis T his la his rnm iiaian Tor mine safety. For y ea rs he ban been (lieill IsMiiers. "I'm afraid my mother amt father ate still 111 the wreck," ElThere '» no ronm Imre to uo Into round about Jilin. i> *t. 22:IC. ,,irivinjr for federal Iniiialatlon toward th is end. Now a t Iasi deiulls of Ilia luw nr tile IniIH that Irrhrook said. •i. .. ..... ‘fa w U b o r Commit tea lias ...................................... It WA» % dr urcp<i in New York ' ,,M' approved a bill g.............. ru n tin g.. Survivors set the time of the the accident at 19:40 A.M. (Central I'.M., rfliiriiiiii" n",’"’ri,v *° 'J»»K«roua foal h,""^'mul'ilmhil!1'cHn’tJ ’Mamlned. T ueulv «• 1:00 ................. Daylight Tim e|. tttvderi report. Good i,|d New kIm'H h. At present they ran only reroinm end. It Is up to tli« Io i I' m iild-uged Innurance. Bloomington, seat of Indiana Thiit Imiuruncv is (lie payment, s la te aiiencics to isiiue the orders. York I University, is about HO miles siiulhhe ......... falhirn ... of Irsutl ' ”r lM’l,lti,,i|i workers when reY~ . M any trnple dlnaatera have revealed .... ■™**-reive oom theWhich ..oven,....... wrat of Indiana polls. , 0 ,o n ,I " ,||l"»*t» sad temper a u th o ritie s to do th e ir part. There has been too close a tie- u„.v ,f they've heen 1 r '‘« ’A Everett Miles, a Monroe county Mfitrtitni ran or citiiinrinm. It doc5 up w ith lorn) p n lih n d rnnrliinrn, iik rh n r^ fd in l|lin«iirt iltlunr roveml l»v Mi«* law. farmer living only 100 yards from the scene of the bus crash gave pay <<*"; pm ent low doeanT rover P to blow vnur top. A -Ssn t hr- recent adm iiiisl rat ion of Governor Dwight G reen. T h e re this account of the wreck: i ford ..... ;................................................................................................ (iimuii.'rH i..„iiri..<i I., ti». rm i" ,, ,,r ti,c »t»m in r ; z , l; : r t ; " „ r ; S ! i '; ; . s "The impact awakened my wife 11 ,n Kpl .i divmre, iiipi Ins t pretora to close unsafe coal milieu even a f te r t hoy had lions, fnrnii-rs and so on.) and me, and by the time we g„t tilv in i knife fin lirt in dn»w ln> ■ M wnrtM'd. to the window the bus was burning To pay for Mill old age Insurand there was also some filng I'eiliiimirly dir uir- ' , ,,w |,j|| .,|j|| ttn-i :n pass the S enate, and a f te r tba* nnie the coveraliient now rollecta burning on the bridge. My first it lux of oui- per im l from each tfvtd, Irni Ilf, hr,I and lintlirrrd, | j | |p |(u enurtrueui mit'hl proloiiK Hie lives o f m any 'Vnvered" Idea was that two cars had met employe and one per 'HlfennR from liipiTi blood prmMirr w|„, nlbi-rwise may die in headline makitlK calam i- rent flora Ills employer up to ill,on the bridge. null of Ilie worker's wupes or rbheart ttnulilr, Middruly drops lies. "I’eonte worn screaming — I ,r \ t f r ■ Iiii y. * never heard such a sound and I A id. He may wonder now, if lie tin other wniil.i, no matter how never want to again. tin wonder at all. whrllirr u was ‘‘ I saw someone trying tu get iiiiii h a in i son imido over |S,(tftO, ({ (•ta il S a l e s worth it. nut uf the front of llin bus. At lie'll lie inxrd only on the first AII.IHUI III )t.> the tima I thought that was Ilia Itetail miles III Florida lotabil 1HI.UUil.ono In HMH, up Slate Hovemnirnls ipripl niorback of the bus. The ciiiiitintti-i* hill would raise "1 couldn't get within 100 feet nottey on pnhlir »i liooli lli.m any III per cent rrom th e previous year, th e research and in­ Ihr lux how iniiiTi liusn’l hecii liy the loniMiiltro—and it of the fire. It blocked the highway Ittpi file. Altotrlliei thr stair, d u strial divisii.n of th e Florida S ta te C ham ber of C om ­ dei'lded would luise the tnxuhlo Income ami the bus could lie approached (lie I includinv roniiliri. Hi .) m erce Hinted th is m onth. U n i f i c a t i o n H ill fmrii (lie proHont fu.iuia to 9S,tU)(l. only through a field. "N ationally th e dollar value „r retail sales was up II — — — I ‘One of the bodies at the front int $2,112,(Kill,000 on riliiratinii AliliiuiKh the i>i,',ii'nt law went ir.i«ii«»»< rr» « r« a . «#•> }L>rnl was that of an imusiinlly laige into elfiel .Inn. l. m l, —the date ltd year, $ l,rJHf),tVHl,(H)l) on hi»|h- percent d u rin g the sam e period would he ranking military officer jjuh, people who got out said whuh Hie ............. slarted ways, and ttmtr lliun $l.ftfKMNH)"F lo ridda a counties w ith sides volumes of $f. m illion or of the nation. His prestige would j others were nimble to get 000 on public wr'llarr*, liu- lim e , more w en 1; I hide Jfit7.HIM.0IHi; Duval Hills ^ S T u ^ li be enormous. past him." ( I) Keep at the present title | Joseph Master, n farmer who tfMelllSJKIO; Pinellas ...... $1 Hfl.im7.fHM): largfil iletm ni stair r'xprntliliirri. bnroiigh ---- ------------------I’lrrSHURGH, Au« 10 (/!') vSkyttrnpen of llir fulurr may lie M'crutarles ............... ■■ n ,t t ml CPalm JIftiil ail silHeacti . 1.*., i-,in. o-i i i. . IS of the Army, Navy and. lives 200 yards fmin the ei'fiia of I* Florida ivr bilifvr public wrltmr $ | t:i,7fid,t)mi; OlUNKi' $1 HI.I.'liUHHI; Polk ....................... . l',»The lilKhesl pern.....o r old ago innile miln.nl done. Inn L nr rr.mtnr. ................ . pay lo lth c rrash, was awakened by th-J Air Fnrra .................... tint trim their fioki •rental ....... . and iflcm u h iu *7'I.IW I,«I0; Volusia ................... . Hrnward o. *-lV.Hol Ho Aluminum ami stainless sleet manufacturers have lirvrlnprit all- tu i.oini nr fi.DOO less than they I noise, •oncthinn it not iIoiip to prevent! (100; Hay $ilI«H}fi,000; j,con $20,705.00(1; Alachua $.,8..U7.- W))||-, K , , , that rniuli unleaa ho had met,I ‘‘curtain wals ' which ran lie used in place of Iradiional hutlding nuw receive. ! fly the time he could get to Mm it from orcominu ,i pobiic-d inn- 000; M arlon $22,010,000; S arasota $21,721,000; M anatee i,.,elvln« ut least $;i,U0fl a ennten.iU (At Rename the office of under window, the luia was In tlnmrs. cU m , it will limn be Inkitui rnarr $20,185,000; Luke $151,004,000; |,ee $17,704,000; Saint Jo h n s year since .tun. I, m l . Turtain walls arr only three to six inches thi'k. wilh a mulling i t "w » ” * I W ,n'he mkL "After 1 itvinir In flnnr apBri*. They ronnUt*--------------------------------------------..P k ju^ tll0 wcr#tmry **nw tt thorn w«» Jum «no mor« ww ” Ti , (tinlKden $14,002,000; Saint Lucie $ 15 ,114,0 ()0 ,Jiitk sim s„ wjf,, llf „ ,I)BP) rec#tv. lVr ,V M?n **'[*,* mo!lJ * thif mcupHritn In. Thu wulIn do not hut ahead of thu Army, and Air | °*R|0^ 0|,1,h |fat A . "W# have nothinn to frar rx ,|o;i.«MN»: P utm an $12,035,000; Coiumlilli $0,037,000; M o n ro e ' t. , g , , , H0 w m i l ( | „ut |1!ai40< Xo. kl ^ Wayne Indiansh|',r,;,lnt; l.,, ,h c ° r n'a,“ ' 11 *“ r«U r l ” ■w l ,M 0 * y M r ! S - V lL " VCramer, .T T lT V2ft, Ind •fp t f « r Itsflf.’ 'simii'iuie has xnhl. ^ „ wntlPR ^7,,TOO,000; fuililil) Itlver $7,132,000; i getlii'r, llielr tulul pis,sInn would S e v r l l l.irmllnu llu H S " r r U n o " M in . v , n, .. . - polls, thn driver,'tnlrned seriously to increase wind strength. But national ....... . facing llhrhltindri $0,735,000; Pasco $0,378,000; Osceola $0.114,000, .... ... , and Kind and aluminum men often MM Make the Vico President a , |,rutlght to Mlonmlngtim hosThoir use Inis been approved by underwriting laboratories and by nie asked olio,it danger from light- member of thu National Security [)a|0 Alknian, Camp Cam|itangible la I' ll. IlifV are '|'a v lor $5,700,000; Nassau $5,100,000. f ll.su w.uil.l l.e Jumped tu $74.90 many modernlxnd building rode*. ning. Their answer la-thero Is Council, top defenao advisory group Ky.. aerlous burns on faee •iking prompt repeal ol thr war The new method already has no danger. Lightning frequentlyi which Is headed by tho President, i ■ "T hese estim ates, pre-m red ami copyriglili'd by Sales mmI hm wife w,,,dd • » J ''" } / *" nut lo everyday use. The (-trikes lull buildings now but tho| Secretaries of the Army, Navy nn,| hands, brought to BloomingIfVied entile sale* laxrx "Ini llir iMamigemeiit M aiia/ine. urn th e only source of cu rren t retail |irM ;ilir| 'y<me can' lieen Aluminum Company "F America, steel fcnniework car ries the charge anil Air Force would lie dropped I ton hospital. benefit of every hlimiro far mg iim sali’ii volum es by enimlicH.’ — In d u strial clorlila. j lereive unw m tin .. month. The which first built a pilot plant of safely to Mu' ground. Exactly the from Mils group unless the Prosl-' Edgar Mavis, IntiaiinpoIlH, buck cesiaty l.m and rvrrv prr»«n, loll wniil.i iinike the liiwest any aluminum at Davenport, In . now same thing happens In nn nil- dent asked that they lie kept on Injury, brought Bloomington hnv mo' could gel J.'f.. nml the senate confirmed them for pllnl. _ dug unnecenatv Iinrnipliiynifiit". ta const Hiding n TO-sb.ry »ky- nodpi ntriirture, H a w a iia n S trilu till' l>.11 m.iil.l be i eli one live. scraper office building in I'ltlsAn architectural consultant f,.r thts added duty. Uninjured or given first aid at HiiildiiiK I'rofTram ■anixAtioni makum dm re*pir-.l I'xr exiunple: Allegheny-lsidlum eontended II,in (7) Authorise three assistant ss- ,h^ 3 , c""llTBu " :,,„ |1 1H Kvmi.sburg’s golden Irlangle ItlaallBM sS r t - m P a s s Oa»* lode the in<di»n pit line imlildiy. It would I.oust Ilie pensions illI Wrtta RlehafUeon, t«. Mans(C»atlHM*a K.mm (laat The $llM),mni,mm ALCIi A of­ walls permit a saving in apnea c l a r i e s ,f defense. fur, (Indiini:. lurnilmr. wau Mie No. I project of Ida ad- tu defy llir tnritiuy. lead v being received by people fice building un Sixth Asrnuu will Ilull iiiimuntH to iie much t\v«* Imitnll h hURlniiRR nr ftnan* . \ Hirnnlmui in KvHnnvIMt. II,WU Leader .lack Hull hh I i I who begun gel ting It anytime no­ have exterior surfaces compli'li'ly thirds of i, square fool per lineal **»•»! managec, known as a comptrole. ilniK. tnmir an,l •imilur iiiloistnitlon. H,h?oJ. Bt'csimInBton. lire union would alnil a rourl __ 1 ween HUP H U M me nine me mu — r -z ......, tin' time the hill Manager Mlggins aiiimunceij •It. They have iii.IIihik In Irur challenge to the territory's new bn-nmr law. Mow uillch of a boost P**4* °F I Mini Ihi' Mayfuii Ion will upeii apt confiir.,1,.it liixatmu. vilte, O. seliure law within .Imura, Ihey’d get would depend H|H>n rllrt(ltn Wll„ floor iilaive street level. for Ilie fall HPixon on Met. I and dock tie cited Itmkcfcller Plaxa ln! ,hp HR°!!: Mrs. t.ucllle Melton, an, Mt. after the gnvernnient pot* Its how moi li ..... slim llii’y'vr lieen Oinst pioneering in >onn,„ wan (he legislation say they Vrrrion, Ind. TH. Cenun lluirmi revf.ib that Mint plitriH are under way for the longshoremen to work. The g„v- getiug. conxlructlon has been done by tier Now York as an exumplc, declar- ""m of f'tiuinierce In linvu it^ ernment began nlgnlng up U>IH) j„dlih Ann .......... Mettmi, 10, Mt. Model llir preuent laW, soppoae A11eg hony-LijdIitm 8 Jet I ,oip. ! lug that if ilx walls were nn thin r«n 3*v« a billion dollars or more l) taxation in llir I bim.l .State, Mliutnlier jirirnuit uii'iiiliniHtiip dinner mi tlm stevedores ri.v i'i,',, worker woiHi-r lieeatnu nccaiiiu per............................................................. --- -- - steel ----PuHntn w alla, a total of 112,-1 annually by elim inating dupllca- , Vernon. Mrs. Melton'sa daughter, HtevedoreH yesterday. ill„ ■‘rovered" which furnished sialnleit* 1.000.000 last year, opening night. laranard Long, 41, Firench I.lck, Hall also Halil tin- Mill Marine maiii'iitlv diuibli'd. lie wouldn't pgnels for a four-slory office luiilil*, 4l»n squiire feet could have lumi I tions, ovcrla|iniiig and waits. llir Imtory of llir AI Ism reported on Improve- Engineers' * resident rriiman has assured jntj , Executive llontil in got any pi’iitdon until he reached ing at Mie big General Electric vuvrd. At Ji per square foot, tho ........ ................... .jvanavllle. ..._ tepifurnlt, an avriage : incuts In bcauui lights on the tit. Washington ordered itn inemt,er» Co. in Schenectady,; saved space could have heen rent-, Congress that tlwjww|_powm Uh Wjjfred l.nttrull, Evi . . plant , iy. N. Y. Hilly Ellerbrook, Evansville. ’ I measure given Secretary of De There to six-inch thick curtain ed for *450,000 a year. '2 for rvrty man, woman! -lohtia Biver which he said h«» nut tn salt ships from behind Allegheny.Ludliim officials said r"ns« Johnson "doea not mean tha walls compare with maunnry walla 'ehiM' nr 4IHM) * lamifv ffrcntly fucllltateiL uuvlgallon at 1LWU plrkel lines. John Perry, Traffic Dca(h» uf from IB to 40 inches thick. curtain wall construction compared; creation of one-man rule or dlctat39"5L°,!. ' .' i. M nlihl as well as during the d.yHonolulu representative of tha Hoover Birthday pill thire-fouilln ol tliii Nineteen lighted lieacons have been Allsghsny-Ludlum and ALCOA favorably in cost with mssonry.l ol'fch'Pengineers, confirmed receipt of Il nnMnrrM e,<iw P l|S OS») jtt |l[!Collected liy the fedeial placed between Hanford and Blue the order from Washington head­ (C a « M a M i »eewi h i s s <»■•• mum of run such Investigations, officials say there Is no need for adding: "It's generally accepted Itnmepl^ the ntliei foulll, by Springs, he said, and 25 unllghted quarters. United 8tale*-from 1929 to 1933. Bradley Testifies tin ii lord did exceed the standards the thicker wait* In steel frame­ that tnaxnnry costs about 13 per At 75 he Is, es always, a hard The emergency law passed by for drunken driving convlctluns. work buildings. They say the ex square foot. We don’t think (rust lis le ’ Snd local gmeminent* bescons. (lluason suggeateil mak­ a Special session of the Hawaiian (CaBttaaaS •>•*■ ■)•■*» a a s l worker, usualy putting In a 10The report stated that no one terior surface Is needed principal- siainlex* sleet and insulation will ffllf you find il dilficult In ingIlopier Twentieth titreet a "through legislature bans a strike "or any is assigned In supervise safety in |y to keep the elements nut and I coat »nv more." eral Hoyt Vendenberg, were cal­ hmir day. His chief concern for ; *Afal you male, this little rtreet" from tianfoid Avenue to nther led Into a closed door session with many years has been for national concerted activity" threaten- t the public school system. One pstinn limy lie the cauie. French Avenue nn account nf the ing t" Interfere with gnvernment quailficl person uhmilil be so at: and Intaraational affaire. i representative." The company, a the committees this afernoon. Five PereenlerH aigned and perutl'.lfd to spend 25 In putting forth his financing | Even wheh on fishing tripx or If# *re> it il laid, IH hidden tnciciiilng west bound traffic on dock nperstlnn*. _____ o "Who's Who of the Republlclan Mils tlu’riiughfare, and W. A. Pat­ proposal yesterday, Vandenbarg «t the annual encampmant of tha fllainbsck eald the law dearly percent uf ilia time oil lux work, in Itery losl of lueid. rick asked Mist a traffic light ba gives his government aiiltuirlty aaiil Mr. Porter. r-c r 1 . '■A0"”"’-'* i -..id m. .pm...a m.k. a ...u, Bohemian Club on tha Russian Hanford, he declared, met only te*from Ben Guthriestayi. Installed at tbs railroad crossing tn act against any rnginrcis re­ M^ux-Th'.m '* h0n**1, » • dvoled reports that he once ! to get the program through Con- River, he usually works at laast B percent of the tteudracls for pub loyi5L...nn l. ,«r!dth |h.L h . h.(l h“d * "P*'"*1 Whit. House ps*., | g*«» *hl- asailon. fusing to sail ship*. rt of tha day. At hla New York snd fruit crop* ifiiougl,- on the Country Club Road. B. II. Crupiley commended th« The Marine Engineers’ srtlon tic Information. This phase of tel residence, he keapa four .a,. . i . a He called it a routine Identifies-1 But Johnson sald hls staff has ike bell, from die vicin- fine work being dona here by could wreck announced plan* for nafotv Is Important tu an affective closely followed this creed In all tton cerd passed out to lraniporta- <advised him that 60 per sicratariei busy. pri'isram nml should receive more | jwnibutg to Cleveland ate Florida Fashions and urged tha a 10-Hav sailing nrhednlc tm. three respects ao far as Vaughan ||)eI|—during hie days with the 1,180,000,000 for Weatern Eu. ; After World War 11 he waa ir both in volume snd ijusl* Chamber of Commerce and City tween Hawaii amt AManllc mail emphasis. Ii concerned. !thc B & O itailioad—wlm may bo' rope innst be In cash. The re- called back Into bis country’s ser­ Iln commended the Junior Cham­ porta by Isthmian Linen ships. ] officials to co-operate with the Yae, he sold, he knew well many, railed to the president’s office, malnder can he In authority ta vice. Presiddnt'Truman sent him In dioulli. width olil-liintitevedor" f'rm. alnuidv liavn \ ber of Cummerro for Its work in many high ufflclats. Hut then hla The peas waa turned In Maragon' make contracts which will ba on a tour to determine tha world's e claim wa» without pieced- firm In every way possible. Two ships, loaded by nnu-imlnn jirtimoiing safety, hut pointed nut attorney, Myron 0. Ehrlich, asked; assorted, when he left that Job. paid for In cash later, he eald. desperate foOd.ntode. jght brie at Savsjuish we sailed for tha east coast under Mint ulbcr organisations should "Have you ever accepted any; There al»n was his report on Bradley said the five nationa-Id 1*47, Mr. Truman named Maragon Rise this- plan set lip by Gaetli- A cn-operate, and suggested that a monay for doing anybody a favor the early stegea of hie business Britain, tha Netherlands, Luxem- thyAnd , aam«whst heltri cate, at the former president to head tha local safety rmmclT nr rommlttee Cooke,. Ltd. Is belted by the Senrcs IBvnrgnnlsi'il to carry on public In any government department?" | aciivilii'a when he served as a bourg. France and Belglum-whlch Commission on ' Organisation of t('■aliased h r .a s 9a«B O a e l The two Honolulu stevedoring be "I have not,” Maragon answered, news butcher aboard Union Pact- aigned tha Weatarn Union pact t|ia Executive Braden of tha gov­ fartneti can and dn pump to lire White House Jen, 9 last companies nnd public support covered by the gov­ Information Then he went Into his service He Kuilruad day coachaa in Iowa ”ara the nucleua of resistance on ernment. He aefabted gladly, al­ LI jltom il to the low-lying year by Vaughan 'to discuss the ernor's first anlsint* order arn programs. i, Purler waa arrumpaiiled hero m • (i-man. lie told of a Job over-: and Nebraska. And of a wartime which any North Atlantic defenea though ho was 78, and already hiih mir local tiopt are Tsnfnran matter. He quoted Vaug­ McCabe, Hamilton A Benny Co„ bv •Limit. plane must ba based." <!. W. Keith of the Flor­ seas ga an Interpreter for an offl- llivr into thu banana business, had devoted J » t w * to publie j r uwn celery, for In- han s* telling him st the Whits and Castle A Cooke Terminals, ida Highway patrol. "Your joint chiefs of staff have clal government mission to tireece.; It wes to operate the banana Fln pretty gnoi|( condition, House meeting that "sppie of fty Ltd, defense concept concept of " A whimsical Urge of humor, at Thera spare hla foreign Jaunts as , liusiness that he and two friends examined examined the defense Tha ordef Instructed Ben F. ____ . i and representative fiir a perfume com-1 opened a bank account In Han An* ...tha Waatorn Union and hi___ hava found exhibited In toyme of hla recent Hi will apperentll be cut friends" were interested in' the c*H- Rush, harbor board manager, to Albania Invaded It Is In accordance with our ■peechea, hex helped somewhat to pany. And his job as a traffic rs- lunio, Tax., he continued, tb a that 1 O'* of a imNHsI 5-year jake them over "forthwith." Kush Wpod. said that at th* mae straeglc thinking," he aald. preventative of the Baltimore A j tienate committee investigating ■ (OsillSHl S n a Oast dispel the rather general toiprei* will direct the government's steveacreage, njptlly tine to thre* days later he bnU*V«| < the vion that Mr. Truman Is a dour 1 "five percenter” activities last . Bradley aald no longer can force In a few days. Lieut, (ten­ Ohio Railroad. Vaughan naked htm fa "pleaoe dorlng operations. •■plyU m Sluing8. go It alone on I tg I military oral Jemra A. Van Fleel, chief of plan. j iLWU officials have threatened But never. Maragon said, did J*** looked‘ Into thts facet of IMI hurry" along the permit bnenuno aiming. the U. 8. military mission, an­ ha make big money. Never did Maragon a affaire. Discussing tha Moovar Commfa> who believe in Big there waa "somathlng" . fafwro repeatedly to spread the xtrlka nounced today, , "Exhauatlan of our moral and Msg report recently, ho told of lit ';'r eon»- to tha mainland tr the govern­ wealthy—tha missing .S f . California ,_ . race tf* ek and who teem In Inink trateslon. Two (J the planes, known as ha become, material resources would be tho tha Utile girt writing her thanks * to make hit career a Tennia Tournament which would. pnhn^Tjga ment went Into the stevedoring ,Hell Dlvara, were delivered se­ reeult." he aald. "For that business._________ l[ticlerti. to fa a man who bad m at bar a book fornn lose Ha franehlnn veral week* ago and U. 8. Navy tu a-to -rk b ei tags M kR—>. , tba Joint cblafs of staff urge tha ■bout pel leans. "This la Indeed a 1 th, natbgV'HI* If construction work could Ufa ptgf (UaaMaaso Fram Itogo <* don’t even know where Pm pilule have berm secretly training enactment of thie legislation.” airman Hoey (Dvary toUreatfag thing," the girl •Nt power and plenty f to got the money to pay lions include boy* alngiaa, gtrla filers In their uee at Larisa. Meanwhile, a group of 10 sen­ Wrote. "U contains mora about Id hla group Is eapecilally ureek ( the taxpayer* should *^oods lent letters to tha J titt­ Vaft Fleat aald tha dive bombers man here," he said pointing singles, boys doubles and girls ators "urgently requested" ~ the de- would .play .an important rola in les Department the next day doubles.’ - Int getting ng all tha illcaaa than I really naed td attorney. 1interest »h* preloagtd urging modlfttaUon of a - o w n Jehnson f a ___ r. to why tha Timforan track final liquidation of CommunistAttractive trophies and cupa tary of Defense Johnson gon said thlnga Started General Douglas Mac Arthur, from graftifli ehtapati otrler Issued against tho former i i ' I gotk government ~~ . . . ____ .xtad Mr. Hoover, . ' blessing ----- ■* led gwerrillaa by pinpoint bombup for him in Washington will bo awarded to winners ion. These l aaaa "U i feeling of the commission runnar-upa la each ' « l r. V* I"* and roeketing df mountain J fafap u t m fWn v‘-’s ' investigationP«- construe ol tha Niaa SSSf I’W repeater week to will be on display 15 ?*--!*” ntodW etronghoids. present m aaeat" after 1* > about the nativities Hw beta touakiIona' window, an its report, boomiso Urn I M R i h again said .that So from dls- re turned la its wiu trtfd, was Leu ess drip] the aetlvltla# of — xm ~ W ANTED FOR t MURDER S' $B k Of Future To Have Curtain Walls Made Of Aluminum Skyscrapers 'r- i,r MissVSi.rai! in.r.1.- hamm; ixm,. is.7'11......... .srv ,ill! C ,’K ..... . ........... L " - " S ' ; , , X ! s S 'rrsi H.Mh“Ki,.B . 'r 'i r w •-r» ■ B f/ 'Set. & •w fa*. I r» m and .Ull “ ■•'Si . uSl JM far faitr famlHea s' •v ^VTl. u m* ml * ' , ) •1 y-f ■■ •t ■■ • ' ! * W*« r ii * (,w,l.nW'r {> V 44|K |n > ■ • 4 \ �WJ*, ' I 5? •*■ .<•;•••■ ♦ W ED N ESD AY A U G U S T 10, 1 *4 9 Social A n d Personal Activities C a r lin P a lm e r R a y — S o c ie t y K r t lln r T e le p h o n e Newsome Home Scene Of Class Meeting Social Calender PA G E T H R E E T H E S A N F O R D H E R A T , D . S A N F O R D F T .O R 1 D A Pe 1 IK rsona ls S A T I 'R D A Y Mi • II. N**W M m . M. N. II . II. Colem an left lu il F in lu yV T h e T o u r i.l in imp w ill cuter- C lr\ t lohtl. Alt-, ti S . Hclnm n, Mm. fm Cunideii. Ale. in jo in Aim. ('n il U in w ith ii c a u l p a rty ut the , mini who tine heen then* fin .ev'i'l T o u rU t C en ter nt 7 "lb I*. M. Other mid All- L S. Itoeki'V were hint- (|| m l)llt|,», — n u tm e g w ill he fu ll, ilm icing i i i k I e»M- tm tin* m onthly meeting o f A ir. mid Aim . Jo h n I.. H a u l. uml gtmip tin g in g led liy M rs. K u 'iu tin Wiiimm's llnde C lu « . of the the .m i Jo h n Huul*, .I i . iv liim e d .u»l f 'lK e . AH whit m e illterexted in the Fu l lliip ti.t C h u ieh held ul I I , , me, tinti W ent. N inth T liu r.d n y from u vueutnm »peii! m m it iv n n f the group ate vmd- N i'H H lii-i't, on T m '.duy everting. i iti U tu n g elm ig , S. 1,, (0 m ly Invited tn nttenil. til IV'llt ,<d p ed iliin tlu n , w ill lie tn teie.ted In mul nt In i m lIm I nl gin den , r l" W ,,r'' len Mill til thul Alt mid Alt- l.d w im l 'VIM >,.|i| in ile, hi ut mg the lo o m .. K irc h e r Itnve udo|.ted ■ iInnv* Idei . F-ilow mg III!e itevolniiinl t,y Mm. h u ll'll K litllh e th K n e ll, Hi-lmuii n iili uii'llihei w ill unked Alt. mid Aim. C. W. Woy of 1'Ihiis were illxeu.eed fur lede- 1>. give 11 fu v o iit,, veme fro m III !<• tin v iin g w ill lo h il- C levelund, It. u ie g lic .t * id then lin u lim i i f the llnly Crux. F.pi.- tin- li.I.li in (■ ,l l , k the couuliia, A ll. und A tiW I' M m«. II T lim it in ionul Chuieh lium ely ut u ngulm ut H u ii home in In.A meeting *»f St. Mnnirit Cliupti i tlb-ciuc of tin p icn iileiit. Mm. T h n riito it K n .t T w e lfth S tre e t. held Ilid evening. The gluup met Fio il Mve 1 tit ll,u limne of Aire. Mildred Itnli- I H 'l.m t , w e ir hell n l lim n 1.11' Mm| Mm. Jiittte . Ii Shi. ^ o ck, 111 Haiti T w cn ty-Fii *t I '"".'O '* nml m e m l.e i. .ig n rd .. Mm left yeM erduy Im W n .hm gio n , ™ u r c t with Mian Mary linyle n . I '.u d I " . A li. Huger, who le c e n lly lo v U i( Air. nml Mm S tillin g 1 mulct went nn upm t'tioli ill J |v|] |nu Mi und Aim .1 ti yn-hi’t le v t A diieumdim ivtin nelil on a rt ic le . i'''lin g o A teniiiiiul H uxpitnl. K n l- , jtliato n , J r . i low im. ihe lin -liie * . - v ..io n Dig *(i he given fu r n eliureh hnzmii | ""- nil i h iiii rnnn Aim. K, K , Unix 1 A ir. uml Mm. .1. Al. Stineeiphei m I iv i I iileil fm (lettiher. Rev. II. I.. I ' "iidin toil u .t m y te llin g cn n te.t llllil dllllg h tei tiru c e Aim ie S lllu Z lin in n im in eiunhieteil the d l.v u .- Dili! IHI-M'llt il II novel hut *huw. ! d p lll'l' le ft y e .te ld u v foi n ih il'e ' »imi on n u i.e iv I eileeinutitili. J '( III IH|jv ii 'li e . h n i e n t i m i . i . t - w e e k , vm n iim i in Chuttmmngn. At the i-i.fii-liinliin of the meidI i nn ‘Ml.* ••! iflltt t>.|»)>«•«| VV9t ll V%til |l|Ma«| iiiu n tlv irw uii«i M m yvillt ing refre ililile lil. were ,-en eil hy ' I 111, (Tiki* 31IMI ( <M'ii |*nl|4 Wi'M' .1. \V. |lt illlil|i llUS l*erii M the Im rti’. n ' . . T h u .e present fm ‘ •'••I (lir I h o t | u M m , moved fi miii llie Ki*iunlit l .ti«i>' 111«•t. the m eeting w ere Rev. Z iln tm i II I ' Sm ith , M i. Hunt. Mm. M uiim iiiil H o sp iial to tli< 1110111' ^ i x n . Mm. Sinn .',itirtliiii, M r, <'linide Siiuinlei •. Mm. ,|. T . Don • I of lit* tin n yI i h t . M is W l» w v v n u in d I . iiih Ii i i i I hI , Aim II I , '" I,. All Itol/, \ |i- J . Al. W ilm in ,' T h n in ln n nil K ............................... i i M T w f lf i ii *Sti. »*t H ie k io n . J r . . Aim . C h n ile , Vod,, ' M i. A j . H n lki-r, Mm. A . C . (A lt . m tiin io in In to Ilu n lu p P k ;li, M m . IV. K . P rld d lc . Aim I Ain,Idem All II- F . A le W Im ile r , <-iitit'iiI condition. A J.te lt<< Ji i i k I h, M fh. II. ,\ Ko|*- Al. .) |.K, M m. W ill M r ., C II. R ip le y , M iM K litu - " I'd n in e, M r, unit Mi* *S, it, F h n 7*1" tot l Wilde it ml heth Ilym n i, A llsn N a n cy W lute Ali d u ilp lllel S ll 11> |llttll to mu It |{. I let' It, M ir- Hut I,/mi Item edit rind the T liu iM iitY fm P a rk n u iii, W \o. >• host ern e ,, M i.a U n y lc ...... I Mm spend Miime I inns Kn ion It* tlu*v Hnb'ii'tk. lu e lvt* iiitllliiiji ptMimts of flo- w ill l»f i<iineil by lIll'll »»mi S.m I o "" “ *»* b u m stmt i 'i i i 'I i ye a r I m C lliise tvlm litis lit't'n u M fu b i e sum m er sctmnl nt VVuoilbiily I " l M‘ -^oiitti i,f F ia m ,. lw test in Y iiin n m . Ms pei film ,., ■ ...... * St. Monica Discusses Plans For Nursery Picnic Is Knjoyed By Sanford Pilot Club' HAURIKTTS BKAI’TY NOOK %V ill I'tusi* Hilt “ Tim e unit Tide'* the mntiiner home o f Mm, Mm y Ituw lim , w u . the .eene of u picnic mid .w illtm ing pm I > which w n . enjoyed by m cm jit'm of the I'ilo t Club y e .terduy iifte llm n n w ith Mm. /,. Uj K ill I if f. Aim. Jo e l S. F ie ld a llt l' Mm. M. I. Hitl.nin m h n . l c c . . Till nog limit tlie nl le i neon u m l. evening -w im m ing uml linutlllK vcie i moved u ftei the picnic .up* pci vvu. cuten mu nt doom. A ll'..' U ntil S co tt, p ii'.ld e lit, itnnm iticetl1 that ii d i.t r ic t council meeting w ill he held ibi» weekend nt Oculu m ill hi get! i i . mu mv n . could tn go. T h u .e who w i.li tn go are u .k c d to cnntucl hei not Intel thuit T li in .d n y . I Im.t enjoying the picnic were Alt- K II l.iincv uml g u e .t, Aim. A iu lv I ’n ii.h of Suv iiim a li. tin ., M i*. Ju h ii I. liu llo w n y , 'Im . H ill I v ie . A llId i c e W e t. A f * .‘ (ien rg e S tin e , M l- ( t |v illi' I'nude inn, v li- It I. C lnip m iin, Mm. J 1. ( lin k . M i- M <’ Stone, A lt* Nuncv H m ck. Aim .1 I ’. H u ll. M r* i W. V. H ittin g . Aim. K . t l n i H ive. A ll*. Miuv Hitvvlin., M r*. W . K . llo lle vh e in i. Aim C. Al. Huyd, M r. A 1.. H unt, M i- V C . A lc e lig e r . Alt*. A. It I ’etcm in i, Atm. Scut'., Mm, H it).n n. Mm K id d , Mm. lis t lif f , Mm. \ h ShneniH kei. nml M l-. Hlnuche Kennedy nml M i.u Jenn Dnhh.. 22 fit I Iilll, fill IVI It VMM-k* Jtf'U p ill Mull A Ug,' W iitrli fm St'buul S tU’i' i il I n. HARRIETT I'll. 971 iOD N. T u rk m sw TIM i<S. TONKJ1IT SKT-IT" IwisimvleuwM UUHO w *•» - i ITIM ''' S l a t r in g Htlltl.H I i n AN A l I H t m I d M I.U l ( ) l .l 111 I VI,' I n n s v - llt 'lt l'- > M i l Ii II.m i ui I III l ** ** C E is s • H it IH il N I ' M i l 1 i,In ).lit , Shut"** * II* V *1 dll . II I IO. VitHlil** "•'Hi' “THK I" I It I K e, 1 vluon i * 4• - I Ml" SANRO^P>i! 2 2= 3 N D O H IG H W A Y p: — I l it \ i Hollywood IM H .I.Y U 'U U li, A n#. 10 ol*) — Hut bin n H tu n v tiik KiV ts m il uitt* uiitilber ifiis u n hei deemb' b'UK \ i ■i |'»«j»al» nt A M U H YIN G TO St. 1anus. \ l" ut l»i" t■ •* nun i n iK f i " ISuliort T u y lm I hm I A lt v ii W H aiKiev is du w ii vs»Hi a ln .* l, |, ^ It.a lle y, • IliHied ' W.ilmv of a ra d ii Hid dlleii.e.v .U itla pit a m il ! I \\ 11vi lt.i l Hull 1 Tilt* net l ess was iisk fd mi t b * | aUuJl Ul 'tilt* an pm I 'I'll*.* cm iptf lalei Wi ld I. Mm 1 i "ICnst Sule. W i n* Hitlt'" i***l tf i • 111.I.K I In.d 11 pi,l Ik (d a Ttm uim f, h a ik li y Midi H uh . • h| u ’ wm ild ti* diu w ith be I bun , i '.*1. m lpbeli I M i* |ladli*> a vri> i I u im i . imk wuin.m 1 m bund. I f i *i m ply " W f ’i f I f l t l n i f ! w ell flu m p h ubmt4, M | mjd I11»I t l l f I* "W e don't wan to teiniit t un i mn l i , " sin* lolded " H f s i d f a we ju st tillin' I lilt V«- a ill* it Iti* It* w in k tiipetbci We did m if intivltf W lo g e llii'i .vein- upM, mid il Win* II i li t i ililc ." I ill.M lp. hllV o tile d In w hip ap \ I* in it! ii feud I,el ween M aim Monte#, uml ___ _____ j Mi. a n d Mi ■« Al l a n fruHmlt I I I I 11*11 \ \ I mi ,smc« Yvonne If* itmi gli tf i, I.yim. M'Mu ncd ' vninn* I Ie' ill lo l ,)•» IM hill n||| VVi|Kp*l *pll»e M ile when* | h ,Sl»lif"l'l III -1 T t llll sdllV and III' plm eil Alin HI in H n lvei Mil’s f x n t lf Hi I I U lt F M F M il l s I IIl P A H IS , \ 111*, ID I/1M Si* I *■ i) . ? i„,,l w mdiiiiHs (its I n i* J \ j mi mp w d b Mi mat Mi* I I 0 pH*., i ihe i t belli lint tlio ru n m e pul., amt w in dm ills und di upped Mlmublei ini Ti i ll adl. Krn I la* past f nm vi m * I be di oppod 'hoiddei line fulls Mr, Tii l bntt but* been +ii*11*•i,* *| A vone w ill >i 11 dm in on lift %; 1 Hnto m u u fl w ilb ttie Knit fu bmu ’» ' <•*il I tin lies t" w tin am i i|„ . \ lu ll \ u \ , a 1 1 111, 1, 11111. 1I 111 w h 'lll "In' w ill * lm t slmw ut Y'It# t-f iin11 tndiiv VIit It K« K*1nr I s Hint eiupH in fn m t -er • and is used mi e\ ei a 1tu up fl Mill ; ' e m l l l ai tail Ha a t t e n d e d Nnnt* **l u -non n- ‘T li., i l i u e e l I i l l l " I* fl* I ,, t" 1*M M ad ib e SHi'S ■Hctiuid** * soi fH>liimi, fu lln e ss tfttif hw n l- la ii v V I ojM'O'Ut ‘ lo 1. 1" heil. b n v i n g in I’d H t«* * n i i i Hi \ a! « t» in Moult t. im- n p p m e u lly um uinul like u w in dm ill und tla> Y* l V full I dshnp loeVoH a i e set Hie NltVy. Mi Tiilbntt will i ••("*!' iIr Oi < ut H" sbuiibb i lino eitiiised •»<! tumeh in tn t his line, Snin et lines la* lines i tu d i d nn the * tduiibun C"" • 1 I noloneil IJ oil v vv nort, Shi liu d . the 10|M I t i il 11*< Olllpioed ilpn«.i'i[ of ttw*» w a | j(l \ . h „ in tin- im Si pi I I,...... . mul tin livin g plen.m it nil t'Xi'H eii'en l t i'i:i i lit** fam t.ii ip-. hell s h a p e d ones « m \ i; 1 11 10 1 I he i mil meiil M p ie.elil .lie I. 111::► i who swm rui'tl by m lm n e i. n» t ille r tid ie d ............... .. Ih *ifte«i It..I M.O I ♦• i ‘ m is I hem slan t of the vviis| and ,V HI I'M l.i i u Yenii’e lunging ' ' I h e Thief uT 11 < f l|b t fi the cm tain fe ll. V nt i» f v luces thoi.i With fm oi l I'V tiih U Verilct’" with (ienrge H m n le i. and 11 llu m ln iiio i h sbuvod nml flbew I 'mil Chit.turn. if) tbeii vvu\ tn lilt -iile I m ki *■ sliltll '•llilf e u ff beheulli, Him n h n make* a lug pluv w ith K mi vein . , "tnivv liu .iu e ." t illd i him mi It'll Ii cheeks. 'Hie i ieutni i * t d filmiit t (n <ii'it t 1 l 1Mlf* tl ..................... ., , ... l{rlillM t lin n Im . hi i n th iii l.ip. A n g e le . I . a U n it........... uf tb f now Innk i*ft ill i* up sinihnu. wiib- i p inilctt,. • l i e vc" 'tun look "d i ti Will it b mu1 * like w ing ., uml Inml. of ‘ lug "Imp j ' \ 1, A 1 punk Inw ti fm legit .h n w *. lint U p I. -Mti if h |m l)f)t*siiii'!trfd . ii I ill* s i ' l l i *r r t in . | 'll !• '" O " - liriliwti f n m w in ....... n o ­ Innk lit it nnvv l.a .t week "A m ite pill'l t Miss A m e rica , wlm in visitin g ..I nml | illicit pocket*. SWni il ||| 1In I b- *i I t lle infro.l,ie, ,i neck lin e1 Wi'ilgwiiuil pltitcii« plmnnog » (let Yum t jiit i" m ill " K i . » Me, tn I'lttnco. hud n flu id spat Heh* t fm circulm cut wriipin.itiiui t o p - ........ - c r i e . .if p 'l t l e n , . -bowing K n tc " Iiuiile fSfttl.t'IMI nplece, mute H ill \ HI * >1 ' c u t ( t u n 111 ' * Ml) Sbnpp Mini it was ttif must H rin -i i , iuii tii II deal - o 'I Ii ' lie “ em it, uml Ire)tmi . m l . It » ln r t . I "»*»»• New Kl.g lm n l in.lu^O t .- n* ih a il uttv New Y n rk ahuW. And n if ir n it th in g slit* t vt*r bud le.-u. vvilli u bin.-cut yoke, pointed buckt lubneett c u ltu r t , m iiplc uuguiiiig three nf the n llic i .h o w . have i Ut) Jevvi-I, -up of tin' M'li'oi Ni in Ktlm lo lifh rl ^+++++♦+♦♦♦♦+♦+♦♦♦++♦♦♦* m ilt fin llt , vvlilctl line* min u liin .r | lugging ciul fish in g uml m u lb e rry .e v e n ( " n ln c k m il." ) , eight ( “ T u rn ( ill,...... I ,i w "H ln tti rv'- H ill ^ 1 nr inln w lllc cnd i Iblit kiiut i ti'lnltltf. a lin iil" ) mid 17 y e m . (" T in rlcmn i 11 I ' i- n big’ w ind II T b l. Ig’i'lilllP known y r.lc i'ililV In nnc nidi'. I »i n n kiird ’') . hrt, n I .........."in lom niii'i .n il no I D im ', . c l . .n r line Hn. pinnd. when A l l . , r ln li* ' I.i'lg b tin i arriv e d ftl’m / iin " fu ll" Irtlty he .lineked rrif I 'l l" .1 i i ' ii i ground of i Iilll M il' * .O r r O M E T IM K T In tinill cii In i.v c c n lc n -ciic* nl ! nr cnciidi1. nf d in p i'i) niiilch In tn Nee I. ex H lirk e r get k l..e d hy t t » n .IH IH lB .g - I I I . . . . . ( t l l f l lihutlt tnhiii i'o "K ln v e H il l" D e lii.e D ill cel III hir I ill ililu in i in i n run - 11V I'1' lb pllll'C, w l . .n l fll.tlln n , lig h t tlnw n vvml cllg l liv ing" ,< like , ill I ilui lu ll I i l l l , 1!'• liu iir* a -1si, i-n N .I. a .ia ii \ r n mi t nn \ \ il lll u ic . , tn till- belli. M il.I . c i - . n i . m i' of next film . "I.n n g and lin g ei lug,' A i I m uiI*- \Mllnnnt Hnnk IIM * nn V i i " i i . i i o il l lii g i ou'id M i-, l.i'lg litn n . n IJ 1111ii<in. N I I'hiin# SIIMI Hutv K lb 'u |.*»s*»ttnt iiluck lu ffi'tu m velvet .c l mi Idin i the Htmlln add*. T h e util- man Vli,.-1| , i , i,, |.h.I i • i,mill" n m V I io -iih n l win* n n ii. Wnn f i t . ! |H I**' a .m illv g n e . k lx .le a . In h i. fillin ' C + + H wind. ■t*t j in i ' A 1be i <t f. f,,i .........I c n g iiiv iiig . nt tire *'hn I»#»iii uml Hol\ t lift* p i­ .Inlui Wayne gne. fim n Hie mu . , | it I i v •'Pl<I t but i» In ti'l Htitiniuil K v lih .itInn. .a id line" in "Hand" nf Iwn .limn" lo ■ if pci fume nn.l c I v» I i .In H um i II l SA N rO R U • ORLANDO RD. l ; . ‘u iit‘ ' -imhi | • l,i linit been ....... inn ■"Unit'd by I P tk lltf •Mil fMol" ut IIKU. T hat i». ii ll ih I • i w tfl i 1 L’U lli lc I l l ’ll t 'h h i i r ,( l l l k i • * III Ul »" I' m a t n* TURN ON r L A .4 3 f t AT W idpw .... I In iln I In K* « ‘■•'Ig llnwiiiil lluglie* entile, up with n .■« V* l I It * l i i •( H 1 i ;inulii'in t iMtATRI . In, ,1 ' r II'. TH E FLASH!NO A R R O W hellei " d i p t fur the all fe a l n n H i, Ill-I step vvu- to m iiki' WllV Iie liegln. III. Will n e i. cm RADIO STATION h p « L 1 \h' ' t^\ Ml lx '♦E (l» i ui rp rom iToN \ m c ro. 9 I- a m ‘a! (1 "l \ • •h oo S! ! un i tit’ MM J t 73 Wedgwood To Km ploy New Knglund Scenes " Ol K W.T.R.R. Dior's Collection 4 Hailed Outstanding •u nfi i i. 11 1 1ti. ■til I M 11H N ava r t hi I U t t lM .il I H u m ii im i h i u iii ii hi h i H I x- \ M M i l l I it IIIA | i i t M il t il , i I III i >| \I Ul ■ i ■ Vip. MI d l l >‘ft Dr. C. L. Persons “/ i f i M A* * l ' ... r < './ / / ' ufep I ............ Ill) Sturts Ton add! H ith v r t M llih u m — Ja n e U m -r — W ll lln m lle iu li* a THE BIG STEAL o U N D E R .'I -eene. nil tm e t I til" full, uml lie Miy. it '- .> ( ( l i t I I Ft T H IN I hi Met iiI,I i eg i e t . mi e m ir In tin' iinninilii f h irn f of I lie ii|i|irn itril­ ing niuiiMigi* "f A le,. M ntgnret \ n iii I lluvai to Ib itu n K . M y e r. Iln t lliiv e t . uml A lve i- ........... ... 1in 11 Cg /In / 1 'I 'W ilu iin g to ii, N. C ., and n ,.y fn I 'iiInn li- lo n . S. ( . T h e y plnil IVrnirike tthen I.......... in W ilu iltig tiih . IN K ID D IE S hi M u .‘--iiith \\ in d .n l tnhllil'n till HI". 12 t'aeVkK " ill I'liin ," Him ley Tem p le rutty have in | appendix icn m vcd .un it. Hlie w.i i w aitin g u n til a fte r tile iin im i'i ' | I lf hel sU lei-Ill-law . . . Hlephei Am. , —>n * fi,i(" tt R f AteNullv g e t. In u llfil In 'Jtllh I >" ' a fle i lie fitil.b i'N m iolhei hint in..' riile In " F u g itiv e F iu m T e im r H e ’ll du "N n W ay O u t,' a i.n iln " i treatm ent n f Hie n eg in ju o h lin lle liilly p iu d iid m a iiu fiictu i ■ . , *1* t) a ■ ** if «sHSft » ft P ■ - ,- i F S S g S ^ ^ J t i «. : • ti& ! y E l w k e e p s s t o c k i n g s s h e e r e r - l o o l d n g •• • lo v e lie r t h a n f i n e s t s o a p f l a k e s ! t« /Vo soap scum .../Vo soap--fading J •>; -* . .. m / il, A K n i t y it it i t ilt ic k iiiR H n e w e r - l o o k in g , A J l e r r e r - lo o k in g — t liC lo n g e r ! W iih I i th e m w i t h V e l. V e l iu n o t a it o a p . . . i t le a v e s |lt llc « .l / "v' ' (' n o t . i m w i i i n g e iilo i'- U u llin g m ra p a c u m an fln e H t H e a p f la k e s jiidpici Ltd !»y l\ iio . Y e n , V e l keepH H t o c k in g s l o v e l i e r . . . le a v e s fin e w a u li* a b le s f r e h iie r . b r i g h t e r . . . t h a n fln e H t s o a p f la k e s ! l/BL cots dishwashinq time in haff Dkhts andg/asswsngkom without wiping! c-d I r M IM flr tft I m i n U th a n a n y le a d in g Jiw t wuuh your dluhe. w ith V u l...rln u e ,.,n nd u «« lh«m gleutn, toifNiiaf wlpinul Vul lo«veu no wrap aeum or utruuky flint (u pullah u w n yl Vul rcmuveu grua iu tauter and mure completely lim n uoap, too . . . Leavee nu dltdipan ring I Vel clesna die hen cleaner than unap; uavae Up to h alf your dlahwauhlna tim e! A iiillfirle bin I’liiiu. l i n e 1 M A lt.lA n«i'» the lig h t . I Iwi.lex lo in .- e Hit. wundt i ful lit u x . i i , e , v. Ii ti nylon tn a ii|U lic tle tin in I,, I lie tup nf I I I , Ini, l i ip A uilniinliui nf Itg lil hnntng g iv e . i. . unit ru n tn m In the t u . Von ie i.vmillful ill a Ui-A bem.iy Willie ui hlm h. A, II, und < cup.. rv . V yJ' ta t A b L A c t u a l a k in teeta m a d e b y a n Indop e n d an t la b o r a t o r y — n a m e on re q u e s t — p ro v e t h a t V e l la m lJd e r to Im ad a t h a n a n y le a d in g p ro d u c t m ade f o r w a s h in g d is h e s a n d f lit s f a b r ic s . i l v hi ■ . *«■ i.t a t a N b l,g nifjlcin. Kr jv .ru g . ll(t(. m (J-tu p i j i . . MID * -id, Jutp tvg In: Inti bed. A C llll, It'-' till inlgll lilt ii atn{ ( clip,., ,i" Ii,to u g h US A und II cu p . — IJ .5 0 C c u p . — It.UU JOHN RUSSELL t«i| km ill , liiin litp ln l ■h|iM l Ctteahal - SUtltf (nett P U R C ELL'S A rru ae Fro m P r i n t * .. T h e a tre %m%m n»r bf hs««M*N Vf»4 ee# Mod Maf^fty . fia.Mt« l««tf i f h«<«0A — AD D ED — i CARTO O N N O VKLTY B ig g gj.fr." ■ / DtCW; w f»r<‘ ; . ilk {r Ilf yi * y *- M ,W m --i— ^ — i... fm- * iV V T. :*jA h M i w ..... MiUHt delIIID K—W ILLIAMPERIBERG HW » C lo the T h e F a m ily — F u rn le h T h e H e sM " : Mftff' m A tup, timid, f .i g .m , i'gi,r., p r o d u c t m o d i f a r w a s h in g d is h e s a n d f la t fa b r ic s ! T ir » t_ ,* t �n tF , R A N ro n n h e r a l d s a n fo r d F l o r id a WEDNESDAY AUGUST 10, 1949 ^ W A G * PTH TR Red Hats Make It 2 Straight, Vs. Giants NEW PIRATE STAR? . Leesburg Dodgers To Take On Ijocal Ag­ gregation Tonight The Del.itnd Red lin t* mndo it two straight over the Hanford (ilnnt* l>v winning n II to .'I dirlaion Inst night lit Ill-Land. T he game wa* called nl the top of tho aevenlh inning because of rnin. Tonight the Leesburg Dodger* will liivndo Hitnfnril for n tilt nl Municipal I’nrk. Most of the *rnring of the glinte at DeLnml occurred; during the earlv inning*. T he R ed H at* got In three Hnnfnrd pitchers, Deni, Will-oi sod It,>*e for"'dine Ml«, which with seven wnlka gnve them a commniidlng lend over the fiinrit* who nenred it m urker in each of the first two Inning*. Mnmigrr Hill IV rrill of the Red lis t s wti* honored It) pre-gnme ceremonies for hi* flue wink this season. Ill 1'nlnlka the A za lea , broke theli three game losing strenk by hlnstlng G ainesville's. in.-e hnrler, George Knits for nWin hit*. Fo r n 7-5 victory behind the eight hit hurling of Chester (the (•lent | Covington. Thin wns Covington's Hitli win eg niiiit no defeats. Covington also led Hie Azalea* nl hut with threo hit* in four trips including a double. Al I'll He of (i-Mun rightfielder was the Idg-hiil with two duiildos and a single in four tries. Pitcher Ingnls relieved F u ll* for (he (S’* In the sixth sod allowed the Axnlen* only one hit for the rest of the till. At Ht Augustine the rellnrdwelling l.cexiling llodger* emerg­ ed from n loo.iely plnyed game with n U-7 win over Hu- Huints. S A S r ilH Il pi.mi lira STA TU I.C. t i l l K \V t. Pel i:. tl «I7 i Irtlfi* nvHIi|>ji)lotnt j'aliitkii HI A MtotIfia* Harilnffl | ml I if In min f.*•fwlmirjj 11 ts nr. M 11 tn AI r.r. uu sa <2 7 1 St M . D ll f.tui stv r.sii i» .r.r,» toiy ii no »u% JXX St 370 il.*V f*a*ea||11PI Yfmt#'f<Uy liNylMiu r», Orlumlo 0. I»wl*4ml f*. Mmiffirtl a. I’ll I It 1U.I 7. *lltllll'H Villi' V I,*-• «I••ai it ft. HI. AnviiNtlna 7. Mitiiira Tmlrt) iiriiitHb* nl lif t ,«•ml, I' k I nIMu nl Dnylfirm. l.pMlnirtf nl Hnnforil H». AiiMUMtlN* Ml f Inlnaavllla % I T I 4I Y A V T>m*» HI I.Mtll" |lr«*wklif* V ftt • nr# s i in r.ir» s «a llrmlfiti I'M LnM l’Mri PIMaf.iiru l'ifii-liiii«l) fill* HM*' It a»*anil S'# to Vi.rk II pikiM v R I *11«all'll If ll Ht DICIDINO to toke a •'bachelor girl" vnrnlinn, Hollywood Him Mar Glor­ ia Grnhnmn left her hubby at home when she went to e retort near I Pidm .Spring*, California, where ' she Is shown getting ready for s | swim , (fo lrrm iflo n al .Voundphol'i) . r. nr* ir»« I fid 371 i'|ev.h,in l l» li- .|i II i.» ;^ M i l M \\’ Is IV » Kf# M ill 13 r,« 7 Ml H &77 r.!» 17 r.'i7 MJ r .i M 11 ll» IM 37 r,\ 331 34 71 V i-mI #*r «l ii jr New Vr«.rk 1 WllUhl ll KI'lM HI • it. U 7 ’V "4 u 1 7*1 12 l.oiile 3 i 'I i I i -iiko S. J K R I 'S A I .F .M A u g. 10 'rt'i Uni hi, nl l(H*liid, the eiiliph of Ihigdml, powerful Hill een luiv ru ­ o uh b ler in mngir nod aplendor. n-lenl* Ii 14 " < hinti-x nnothei litern rv reniiiaM i'lliiiiii. -.* 3 1 3 fl ok 1 H 1 tl ItnlliiiHO U ■rtnee tiilx time in Jeruxnlem n 1 w 1 t'atalile. cf .loaepli itivlin i* working on llio T . i s i u i r r a p .v r n n :* Jon**, II, 3 1 2 n firal ,'iuipleli- llelitl-w edition "T m u s t M i n i — n/.aik* s i i 1’Spln, III 4 1 fi ii (P lr*l kmll ttallr ,n,Nklr, •i the ai-vi-n Iniii'lied yonr old “ Arl^ io , if 1 1 fi I (lolilei, Hl»r. 3 It in m. llei-v, Hhiun N ights." llsraa . 3 41 3 • M'llnoswnkt, 31. 3 | 3 •j .1 it 1.1 .MiioxUr. < J..v I'” r. T il" lle l,leu veialon will! It tiaal.p 1 1 fi 1 t'olli'H" T ry. S Hlow (ton 7 I'o i,, cnmplele lx expected In eiiinpriau tVlllmr. |, tl II il ii •lid . « .hike Miller Itoaa, |, I 41 M 1 Ifi volume* H K rtis i. ii Arp, — n t iiik . n il. ll.a sl hair gsll* ilnaklr, To Ini n i i 1 11 ft. rs F D t \its l.ltlle l.ntn. 3 P rlaki HHI». 3 im : i . v m » C IN C IN N A T I Aug. It) i,1'i nil ll ## a »I limit, 4 Iteoiley. 6 II I,. Ixtlx-I. F«rnnm1#i. 3h % 1 il 1 s i leur HI,lie, 7 Hatty Itoatio * ivn - Joseph Decker decided In- wouldAUIp K. If a 1 1 A tm l fiir k . f 't liny the used cm In- inxpi-cted. MVln-suno. nn « 1 4 1 'I'llII II I N 4 IH — n/isik* Wile I When he took hold of till- bundle IUilii*rtN. Ill 1 1 j I l-rlmna* An,Iren. 3 I ..... I. j Rru*tilri|f. II* . « M 1 to open n door, lie wound up in tUrim*. tf 1 1 3 ll I T II Tr.v'i- Al. I Mnilne Heneiat. rf t UrrliMii, X# l l l l 3 it 6 Never Prel, * I’lityfnl |*«l, 7 All- n hnspltnl. The door fell off nml | Al. S tnialy lle l.,I hit hi* left fool. >unn*. o 2 I 3 fi I, 41 II if 0 IU II h p I. i> 3 1 1 II p i i r i i T i i i i a m : — s/m ike m te , Cooki*. p I l-'le,-i Ituhy. l 'le i". 3 A lssrln. To In It vr. tl 3 1 1 I Miin I, Hull. I. 1l--v.il V. K I iim. tin IMHI 1 -3 1 ll'oy M rllnlre. 7 Dlxlinlne. S Nellie Hmiforit 31ft nun t 1 II. p tU m l II—Alt Miiiiii *, ft# In ItIn. I h*m|, K«*r • P IP T II II I t 'll — Polnrlly nmill MS. Miilrh, Kfiluri i2. llnrlinx. I l.ueky I'm. I.io k r Mas. .1 llllt'e IlmrlRf.H, ('iiiiltP 2 r, l.nk*. llnra.i IIHI*~*|V|»lo# M-ii* Im nun*.. Odiliiih '1. Pllnl. I M l,Ini,ilil I.I k Ii I. 7, hnilv C*nl mIiI ii -Miilfk, I tn ii n# fVioko 3, llulilile, S HssItM'ie, 7 Joey'* I'rl'le. Fi riiniwlf fi J i mm1n J|l Muibnx. Mu * More Hll'eiirl III,Pel I |l,.l|.llll. '. ....... '. A III* Ilk , I'lmki'. I.dhi .Intti'w |i|* Mull Pllnl. 7 I!-., I lltllll-ulati. * lllstnl, S IA T II I I AM! - I I I Ik* Mile liOtoi'kl mill M« Mmi'i ', f'rifiiltltt mill I lliiroehle. 3 " l i e I'remn. 1 f*rl»« AInII ii OmxMI I.# fl .H.iulufil II. I *•'* TTIA TII l l l l i : lleark I'linrse Ie«fi«1 U. Mil off I *.%| 3. W11inn 3, Uilivt, I llel.el lloehel, S Mild Mon. Vllainln 3 l.lvls 1 Nxnks-U. H op* t. I'mike* A Mostly W ill. hi l S Jon,-tloii June*. 7 I'rnylns lonkle, I jViiiln. I'„|,..v si -. H.imlli. 7 H-il.v lion# I, r«n.k*- 3 MCI 1 In S ttoliole linn. Pur, X llllii ll-.k . 1 1*9 HUllllMb. WIIImii 1 III |. «‘fink* S l i t H 1 T II i i a m : — II .a r k I n ara* A III f I'M - I iiiiiin*. ll-irKii I Treks. 1 lineki-l M llsf. S Vie Inrlnr Prills, I lln w ty K s y , » lla v l Inii'l, r. I In n ny *m M xsl.r, T lllaek Nun, t Husky llnriitil. Pensacola Fliers Gain Big Lead In League Kinirrii ham: — s taiks wit* CHAM BERS, PRoMm/sto tlchad un the ueirsxary winning -run la tha seventh, fg lterid laii played ncgrly aa poorly poaalble IgU stlit won. Tha ■ got o#0y four hlta off dulse and made .almost that •rrora-three of them. Jiab u rg meanwhile got nine i but ecu Id make then count o«Jy three runa. And that's ' •"*"* arrora the billiei alto -three- H O U f-J, vm * m owrrcHgp of ru t P /rra m jp o *, p /p a t p m * / i Florida To Be Stamped ‘‘Florida^ . L ! I PPOM TMf PHL-Ptfi *3 tm pnto __________ T A L L A H A S S F .E . Aug. 10 VP) - S o you always buy w e.lern |,eef? .' nothing. » it for ve*r«3 Auguata whipped the JacksonIf ik«* ^ r ^ , , , I v illa ta r* 2-1 in the only decisive f I a j l' * " h* V* '•w n ,1,n rlo n d s, th.il # c xlrrm rly doubl-igam e. And even that made little m iii-i met- in ,„ the >.,v ............... JJ*'- A good thare o l the "H ctlcrn' beef told m the slnle aclually it difference rk remains instandings. fifth nlHre placeJs arid and Florida produced. ' sonvlllc — ——*i*. . in fifth Been calina the tigers well hurled in sixtli W hy cell it w eiterii beef, llirn ? Why indeed, laid the Florid* place. C h a r le s t o n and Columbus Legislature. Led by r.ep. Edn a* — -------------------------managed two games hul they did PRO S I* K I T S GOOD Pearce, South Flo rida callte raiser not determine a thing. Columbus and the only woman In the la<glswon the first l-.'l nml Charleston G A I N E S V IL L E . Aug. * , r e- *be law m akers made it a OP misdemeanor not to identify Flor- "VVe hove prospects for n good the second 7-JL The rained nut game* w rre C n jp t i e , I Ida meat as such. team." Ilenil Coach lin y Wolf .............. at. Macon nod Greenville _ 9 0 C 9 ’ Secretary J . V. Knapp of the wrote fit riindlibite* for the Uni- lurnhla 0 i0 o r s r I , liv e sto c k San itary Hoard v c i*itv of Flo rida varsity foollmll at Savannah j said the term "western iieef" Is team WttMPBO I an "old, wornnut expression" used OOP/PO because «» h'* pe. 'onal message. W olf because buyer* huyer* have have the the me.......... irleii nil -THAT 1 4 OUT western cattle Is cornfed and no . called for the n play. , ., to report FO It T H E ID-..HT IN Sept. tin- beginning OF 1 9 ! other cattle la. H K K I t it m l N A N IM V H I l h S ............I for ..............‘’ " ‘" " 'c "of f "pratr„c . tierin good condition nnd ready 1- AM . meal is Grade A mu i p * a t - ^ lift--Imported Ales sad Souta "G rade AND CXXM.P m eal," he said, "no matter whrre to go to work. Imported Cheese The **iuad w ill don fu ll game 5 9 rum p It cornea from ." Tb# new law , which has ju st uniforms Knturdny, Sept. -‘I, for ■ftp NOPitP POP fp fto A P / bocome effective, rerpilrp* beef newsiiiiper nnd pr^ss service Orlando llgwy al Frenrh Are. raised and slaughtered In this photographers. siaie to b« stumped "Piminced In F lo rid a " or "F lo rid a H ref." In addition, restaurants w liirli xorve Flo rida beef must say so on their menus. Knapp ha* the jnli of enforcing the part of the law requiring meat stamping. Tim Hotel Commission is responsible Formerly m i l l ! N()W for menu listings. in r s c l p tT se t Attorney. General Richard E r ­ vin made Km ipn's task n little eas­ ier the other dsv hy ruling it mi- 1 InilnllHilnn ext ra CMAMQPRs' WAS TF£ M P tR A rr* A A P lO tr O necessary to stamp such small OTA IK BO U r X M O OF portions of Iieef a* roasts, chop*, •rye p a c if ic steaks and other cuts sold at •I'hone si--- _ n9130 il c o a s f LFAOue I Hi Sanford Are. retail. Knppp has circularised slaught­ APP. , er houses telling them thev must get stamns and intends to have his # / / » ) t.U /4 W M U L F / worker* check on the meat fiom time to time, lie said he think* « lT ximm I,**.' i^ \ "m ost of them w ill respond." Rut still antldpats a few problems. "T h e d ifficu lty w ill lie finding out w hat is F lo rid * Iieef and what Isn't," he said. " I don’t know Just' what we'ro going to do shout that. There are hundreds of slaughter­ er* in tho state. N early every town has some character of sluugh-1 ter house." The llolo l Commission has in, structed its field inspectors to Klips, inaet-lH, (row I keep an eve on restaurant menus liny; titigH nml ph I h runto see Florida Iieef isn't being slighted. n u t ptulunupr IkjIII p .t And how ulioul i-omptuints from toritainrul in utt innenide who *nv they want western iieef? Hitliiiptl ( ’ it tit tinrliHid D r. Knapp suggests they lie told ' Milk H o t t lu ( T ip h I. they are still getting the sam e' (neat they've been getting for year*. " A lot of pi-oplo are going tn find out we raise good Iieef In Flo rid a ," ho said. Veronica Lake and Richard Wldmark in 20th Ccntury-Fox'a "H I,A T T E I I Y 'S l i r i l l l l C A N E . " co starring Linda Darnell. Showing at the llltx Theatre Thursd ay and Friday. Cincinnati pitcher Eddie F>aC1IATTANWM1A. TENN. Utt waa the Pacific Cnaat I knock out tins, if nt all, Charloa League strikeout king In 1940 1 w ill nut lie champ In New when ho wsa 21 years old. state. Eddie Enpan, chairman of the Htate Athletic Commission, N EW Y O R K . Aug. 10—(AT— has ruled tho winner must meet Kxxard Ghnrles rules a solid 5 to Lee Havnid hi ‘'some suilnhlo opIH favorite to punch .‘44-yeiir-uld ponenl" iiefore lie gives hi* o f­ (in * l.i-sm-vieh fu ll of holes tonight ficia l blessing. Eizard is king in the nthei 17 rtutex. at Yunkcn Stadium in the firs t Jim N orris, tuesident of the defense nf his n«wly-won N RA lii-nvyweighl hiixing champloolhlp. Intelluitiniiiil ll'ixmg <lull, which Tho Ifi-riiiinil hunt is *chi"hiled Is promoting ttin fight hopes for 11 f>(),linn and over ‘JO.htiu fans. for !> I*. M. ( K 8 T ) . Only ill days a fte r he enutinuxly oilthiixed Je rse y Jo e W ulrott to The New York, llaltlmore and] I win the crown, the 2H-yrnr-o|d (Jineinnati negro rushed to the post B uffalo teams of the A ll-A m er-j In an effo rt tn i-nnvinru New * lean Conference w ill play ex-1 . York sketdlrs of his right to he ] hililtlnh foothnll gninri w ltli thnj | called "cham p." No m atter how soon he may Charlotte, N. CJ. f'll|i|>ers. ; I P O t* 9 - j WA9 | OHt I ANNLTTF’S SEAT COVERS l‘« a S S S fflg 4 Sx*' PROTECT YOUR MILK! Milk left on the 'toorstoj) invites contamination! Ask Your Dairyman! CUMBERLAND CASE COMPANY L'harlen To Battle *• • nich Ionite I Hslllnu Hull, 3 Mari-Ill*, X H*n HwnlliiH. I Heart Ache*, A lllrnin Walker, s Medina, 7 Hly limit*. HY ASSOCIATED I'll ESS Tha I ’ensacolu Flier* mu I omj X Mnniin, NINTH H A ITI — S/ieth* Wit* for almost two weki while second I llun Joe. 1 T in Type, I Rocket place Meridian mu win fm Iwn weeks, and I’enrarola atill w ill lie on ton of Die Uuulliesstein LeaK U I. Hy AH HO C1ATEO F R E S H | And th at’* Just niigtlu-r way of la y in g I'ensanda Is getting very G O LF I n#ar cliiitrlilnu the pninant. C IIIC A G O - I.ln y d Mangxum shot The F lie rs ’ 10 tt victory over Jackson la ri niglit gave the F lo r; 72 for 27(1 total and defeated Idlans a heltei tlisn .7<)U percent-1Humuiv tlncad by one atroko for • I # again for the first time In Tam O'Hhanter all-Am arlcan men'* we#ka. The victory also wan Hie nro coif title. F ra n k Stranahan tanth In a row nnd the 17th In retained Id* all-A m rrlean am ateur title with 28fl aggregata. Lo u lie the last 20 game*. Marldiati mnmiged to stay the Hugga won women'* erown w ith Mina distance behind I’cntacola 3H3, with all-3 win from Vickhurg hut T E N N IS N EW PO RT, R. I .- N a t io n a l nothing short or I'ensaroln mllapsa pirn, a le rlffir Meridian rhamnlon Richard Gonaalea wa* ' victory altenk fan change tha hard pressed to defeat Tam M ulloy, • leader. 7-5. n-4. In third round o f Cailno'e W hile Meridian and I'cnsarola law n , tennla tournament. M A N C H E S T E R , M aaa.-Seedad . aa uaual were winning, Gadsden Lieut, General Alvan fj. G llle n t.1 ' waa doing tho uigwu^-also win- favorltea, Including Mr*. Margaret J r ., Commanding General, Third , Ming, Tho chlefa defeated Mont- Oeborne Dupont, Doha H art and Army, ha* announced tho ap­ gomery IU-H. The final gama waa S h irley Fry, reached third round pointment of Duncan Muae, A t ­ " AanUton'a 0-4 victory over Raima. of K nei County Glub'a women'a lanta ndvorllsing man, ua R e ­ The Filer* tioundqj Jackson tournament aa British Wlghtman cruiting Prnm ntW Director for With IV hits and a hlg sla-run so- cup t«km wa* forced to default the Hcvcn southeastern Mate*, BCeoBd Inning. Jackson grot back In cording to a ntatement today by th# gain# In the seventh with M /8g l. Roland Kelly, local re­ F«Wbt runs when the Senators cruiter, In charge of the Orlando f^wed Voting Kenneth Deal to A rm y and A ir Force Recruiting Station. • eoul ahower. However, Pensacola SPORTS IN BRIEF J c o N P to p P c a po u tppa w IQ T <!M Mt A III AN N IG H T S EntrieH At V I I County D Traek 6AU* CRAWFORD AMOCO SERVICE 1."»iiw t. r i n t ' i Ill m il 1 1 T i'ii i»> Vr.w V III k i *!»•' 1 i tl'l | lo * f *ill •t<1lets'll f le t 1 *.It ( III* it if''1 \V >4i'lltinlilt Mil HI 1-i»MI!»•* carp e t t P t o to C L tP P R A IN E D O H T I1Y A S S O C IA T E D I'HF-SS Fo r everyone hut Augusta, tha South A tlantic League Raaehull program was a washout Isxt night, cither by rain or by buttle* which SPECIAL CLOSE OUT BARGAINS ON I.H A fll H w i, i m . m i nu s i ,u r. V « r lt NewLaw Requires Beef Raised In ByAlanMavar A Favorite Stop At The Big Red RELAX and enjoy a carefree vacation W h at a com fort to taw er th a t a o m a tte r w h a n you go, o r how lo ng y o a l l ho a w a y , yo u raw gat " b a c k h o m o " In a m ian to o r ao b y tatoph— ». M an y m w c irc u lta and tod tah h aard a h a r e heeai added to d a la * out c# m t o f - t o m enll# a a Ih ra a g h w h ile yo u hold t )w U aa , ... ( J w L o a f D irta a e a l a f t l a r i y to h a a p l a M o d i tH th hoato a a d adflaa. V a to a t W t o .w H h h » W k a earn t a W -W a * •• fm a u ta o ittV o r t m c o c A -c o tA c o a s a ttv * �mmmBHKSSBOffiW,---- “ f •*’*rSir l * I W E D N E S D A Y A U G U S T 1 0, 1943 GI Pockets To Be or. t.i done 'tulcki 1 hi* special dividend in ih r reSweetened With , *ult of two fn il or*. 1. A lower-than-pxpecttvl mor•NSLI Dividends tnlitv rate among vct.-inn* after ! , ;Czechs Co AH Out To Secure Miners1 discharge. (IVnr.connected ilcnths »ri' paid my -p.-rial upproprlntion* nnd do not „ f f ,,t the di­ W A SH IN G T O N . Aug. 1(1 vidend kitty. 1 A tremendous outpouring of i |d|. An out -tint i'll mortality table lit* w ill swcetrn Hie pocket* of Ifl.WW.OOO World Win II vetrrnn* which dor* not allow fnr t III* constantly ini-n-nstng |ifr» span but rarlv n rtt venr. whlcli tlio taw ci<ni|>cl* VA to 11*0. The dollar* will mine from 11 It is mill'd a *|hh' in I dividend I $2 ,800,000,000 dividend kitty, huilt 1 up In Ihe National Servire Life ' l^ ir a n r e ( N S I.I l fund over the ' " '* '"mp.iled from the date nWt nine years. ' *™ ’ insurance wii* purchased to the R» R O W L A N D The "apr, ini E V A N S . JTI. dividend" check* ,,nJ‘r ',",‘.1 . ' T ' l T ' V..'‘t l i ,,V f '," V' \ | . c . .eat ...... le d t :i It i* payable in former, a* well 11* im-.eiit. N Sld policy hold­ er*, 4 it mu*t he applied for. (In the fat 10 e dividend* m n he expeeled to la- paid automatically on 1111 i*mn 1in I hast* and may lie left with VA ill ililere*t irlsn auto­ mat 0 nil V t !> Ih-nefii-lnrir* nr heir* of de- The avernifp rlirek will lie #175. I Vrtetiinr. will get mote or irs* lie[ pending on: ■ Age of the veteran at the he fled bought NS1.I. 2, Num htr of month* he kept | hi* Insurance In Tone 8, Amount of ill-oil tilire he h * . | fnr had). Every veiiiT.u who held some I N S LI for nl len.t three (tlonlh* I will get nomr dp ideml it la- up | pile* for it. it i* highly prolinMe *nme ve 1cased veli-rtlti* me eligilde to . .. i k ,' the dei't'an'ti * dividend, re- , , gat die-* of whethei the pulley | *vii* in finer at the time the ve- 1 [ ■ ternu died. Hat they need not I •*lerann nevet w ill npplv, eithei he- apply for il It I- to lie uuid to riuue they don’t want to or he- 1them niilom ullciillv B P c they won't henr about il. | iHowPver, the Veteinn* AdminD | llra llo n w ill do it* best to me 'Ini' Idividend information i* *ifled into leverv nook ami of hthe ifv r r v rn ” in n i i ' i 'ernnnv iiir iu * tn it - ....................................................... iikli. fifties m nit licit F l o r id a ! '! -I ■• ■ » -*» -* . , ,.** , j , y. S I . E K T E R H IIU R G . hill. Aug 10 A fter .10 ,year*# <m a loco. , & 44&WASHINGT0 N P R A G U E . Aug. IO _< flV -C ie c h M A RCH O F EVENTS o*lovnkin'* Cnmimml.t govern­ ment I* comlinlting .hoituge* at llttla Hop* This S a u lo n I Rap. Borden't Bill Battled manpower amt machinery in it* for U. S. Educotion A id | In Houta tobor Com m iltaa cent mining industry it* a serious ; threat to the iiHlimi'* five-year Special to Cantraf Putt | plan. A S H IN G T O N - II Is eonaldarad ilenihtfiil at this time that In the mining town of llstra va ' picture* of ahsentre* are put on action will tie taken during thla eongrrsstonal irsstno on tha placard* in Ihr city square highly eontioverslal It.srdrn Hill for Fatleral Aid tn Education. i The government i* offering free Chaiim .m Jolin l.rsin sk i | P I , Michigan, who oppose* the hill oq vacation* to miner* at llohemian the ground that it 1* discrim inatory, ha* Nitttrd it up m the Houaa spa*, which a coal digger could labor rom nilttcr anil ehsm e* are that It will stay right thera. never afford on hi* wage*. There The House, in fact, may tw prevented fiom passing any aid ta are nl*o priori!le* on housing— tdUgatlon hill at all because o( the M ttrr controversy m I'ongreaa in flat* from which ‘■uinteslrniilo over provision* of the blit sponsored by Rep. ■demon Is" are espelleil (irabani A. n»rdrn (D ), North Carolina. The pies* Im* lawn making If *n education Mil get* through the House, on something of u national lirin out of the other hand. It Will proKil-lv h.- a Mil already K iu el Iteio'dikl, a TU year-old min­ passed by the Senate Imdr.id it the Harden er from 0<ttHV« He ha* worked in the pit* 12 year* and has toned , mesaiire nil hi* II* * 00* to hrenmr miner*. I Doth I.ealnskl and House Democratic le a d e r Two of llo- oldest son's * 011* a lso . John W. MeCmniaek ID I, Massarhusrtls, prefer loimd the tindr. ' the Rcnate hill. Tha dispute over tha Barden bill renter* around I 'l .A G U K I I U I U R N S | i« provtalon aparlflenlly hnrrlng the uae of federal O A l.f'U 'l'T A Aug. ’ [funds for educational aid to private and parochial I'laglte Im* le joined tin* i.ilik* lachnola. of the enilemtc diseasr* of Cpl> f The Bcn*te hill provide* lhal this quest ion of 11 .tin nfter an atisence of f2 year*. (distribution should lx left for the stale* them* Last year there werr 2M case* ' selves tn decide Rapretantativa nnd I I death* 1luring the 17 week* John la tln ik l Harden and his mipporlers may try tn hlnrk ending duly .'It Tint Ihl* year It the Bennie bill It the labor lommillee fall* ta -darted enrly in January nnd rspnrl mil thru measure as is likely already It hu* killi-d M> out of Their sucre** m Mil* atlrnipl would mean *'1 »1 tkeie -<oi|ld he nt> •U’.it case* federal aid to cdu, alntn legislation during tliu i'-ogrr>iional aeaaion K*i-rpt f<w *I ih v ini|iorted at Irasl 1 o*e*. t'alentia on * free from I Ingiie since I (Mlii In IMii'.i, at*nit i-o.lMMi were reported to have died •-( plague in f'a lcu lln alone. , - • _ I'd l.A N D v r r s ON HA HOT .IG F W R O G LA W , 1'itland. Aug Id - I*. Keon.imle xiihnlnge, most nl it appiireutlv ei'.tte.ing in imlus- W . 8. and ..I ............... . e,.operation , Vr.*!*'*’* (w ith the State Department I 1 lr,IM " [ , l ''‘ 'V Jo ? 1 Jire * through the press, radio, veteran .1 « » * '." i1" W lh f u l to w ryteea i n ’s I'ln-nil.-d in fn in n ’t I’a s t.u u ...... n,..i nfdne. It«l ' «• »•"' l.uk.-vlew I’re*l.ytelIHII lorganiaati'iN-i, pu*l nfflcey, Red, .. , ... . APFROM IATIIT pmed In front of tG.-rmnn li.nd* seen, to I......... Hi" Icroaa ..ml n n in tW a nthor media. I ,h u rrl'' KnK"'" ,6°® f"D-» rlv ran ......... j iiaiwt-et. Ti.n.|ia, *'l«-. nnd Rich - 1 tha Capitol, O ra. la Johnson. 17. r.f. in n .•.•»*.•... I’olnud Within six week* application | v„ „ hnN ri, , jr?M|. Burtonivllls. Md I* shown a l t e r ! A irest* and trials of those blank t w ill lie *erd to every U. 8. ; < i:1 )n n „. p,„e.-s.i „f he *he was crowned ''Mis* Nation 1 [ eused of oitiotugc a rc frequent. P tR 'd ftc- nnd oil..-, emivetiterd , fudshe.l. Capital of HMl'.’* l/nlerirndo -nl|j \ 1 usual check of a r r e s ts rep o t. •■it bv Polish newspnper* Unci' fillalrib.itmn laT. points. Vet era n* will sf'ivices all' being belli .11 lln- hn*iI -hin. I showed Dili persons hail 1 fill out lbc*r form* and mall di- incut. - h.bdeil in mil Many of these 111 Irect to VA'* ecnlrul offlee in hided direeloi* or vlee-direetora IT WAS Al.l. (illEL K IWashlngliin In self-addressed enHOltTMHNH, G erm any, Vug •! mdusttinl plants |velnpe*. S IN G A P O R E P O PU L A T IO N .H i i /I’ i Aiili-Com n.unist ..in A receipt will he mailed hack S IN G A P O R E . Aug iu i/r>— Isln icfin n w oikers were asked to Sm m dcrs M ills' (Itm lcc H ano ver, lln the veteran at the luldrcss he The population of iliiv It iltisli | niakc n Gru-k inscliplion on a " o ild rlm inplnn H o ttin g m a rc on I supplies oil the fill lit. He then crown riilnnv in crcasiii tu an es- | , „ „ v building here Hut they icfn* u h a lf mile 11 in k tun liecn turned | wait* fo. payment. tinintcit mil.Hfill as of the middle til. “ 'll fill tile 1!>IP -eilsoll. The sixVA e s t im a te . 11 will ta k e s i x ' o f HUH. This torn pare* with a T h e y mistook the G ie e k le tli 1 vciii-o ld w ill ic t i i i i i to the rnecs I months to complete paym ent of pnpulatinn of lMH/iVU it. IP 17. foi R 'lss iu ii. next vein . • P A f I I I f A B C —The fitale d rp rrtn .rn l and Secretary Dean Arh*« *<in nol'vlllulain lifig. the Untied .Stales shortly wilt tv rendering aid I" I 'hu ll Reason for the tliinahn.lt it a* e.mplr as ARC Aid Befoii Communism' Co.nipt and g rrr.lv as the Nationalist* mav have hern, rnngrea* lions' l- i.h-rs ti.ave rnm r to the eonrlualon that in the final analyst*, a Clii OIL' K it shek .'tuna Is Iv lte r than a Kremlin China Addiiniii.illv liopes that It would l x (Miesiltile to ila hu nneat at uaiinl " iih lire I'biiu-si- Coinmunlats vanlshe-l with mistreatment of Atm ip <11 diplomatic personnel. In c-'iigrc** tl.c ic is a growing demand for a Arm policy agatnit the iTnnc-ic Conimiimats a policy as right in the Pa- idc a# tha A lla n 'It pi.-l-slilv w ill not Iv long t»efore the Hlate department and tha admen-ii.it 1011 sl.u t spelling out (he A flC 's uf the Pactllc. # U hc T»e I t l l e s l a , nates «■»'* t* , Waal kU yahllshea la Tha safer* N*rsl4> « lisas I Sr as« 'Ins Isse rllss I llsssa lire per lies Is s s rlis s ■ II mss or a*r Mae Isse rllss limes Os see Use is s e rlls s r ie s seerks m Ike Mss. Oaabfs ears fa t hlsrfc far* sapa. 1*1ION L m W aal AOs estll as •»»•»* *4 it t f t ic tilc p ic c # nm <«*»• I# la liatag ta '.a# lelsafcsss kssk. !■ i s l s n f c I ale aeeiisimsaallsa <ba odsseflsse Is asa#ets4 is H r araw atlf- I" •a la rsa*- r ike best assalhl* y e le s , S t l Waal ati " » s i *4 s ■»*>• t>* <lessviss. a sar sifts# • * Iks ass hafssa w h ile s H sas s S Ifr ss t s iia a d f a t a t f II aa erras asears la f « » ■« a s essssS as e««S"Salkl» *»’ sisrs «• THE SANFORD HERALD VL I— FO R KEN T — 1 tt’i a belter apartment you are looking for, 3 nr 4 room ft bath, furnished or unfurnished to the right party. OOH 8. I’erk Ave^ F U R N J flil E t) 2 mnm Becholoir'■ Apt, B lerlrle kltrhon, 200 Idiurel ^ v e , ,Rhone 14B-M. ' &Tffc A " tw o room modem efflelenry apartments, ideally suited for Individual or huslncaa roup!*, location aero** from tho Poet O ffice. Fhone_B80,_______ N E W L Y , decorated Apartment. ^ A dults only. Noble, 616 M yrtle A v r. _____ A P A R T M E N T ,” A rooms furnished, electrle rcfrlgbrator, all utllltlae. ^ h e a ^ to desirable party Cheap summer rates by T E Z tlM A H O T E L si lit plan*- |.»c.| liver the ji. m i I |Ti yciirn luivr tM*en i t Small grsdm l tin mhc l key n«ul«l only ho firttlfv c l hy •trcniiiliimn: pi ine-R to rr<lin « »ln»£ N h a , hMu.k.r, with a new found coiirrc nf Rrm t power jrt propulo in s't•Minlintiiff Ii* no longer no important. Tl r juts bin 1piv plrk up ihr planec and aritteh them through the air at iiii'AtiMiiully U\^U eperdA. r t lil F A R M S , liotnc.*, hiiidncmti I'lT T S R U R G p a in 's for every F ree estim a te s on plowing and *■ property am i iiercage, a rc your put pose , discing fa r m nr g an ln n plots., 0 7 . A U K A. 81 1 out Realty Agency, SENKARIK Glass A I'alnl Co. AI*o clearing nnd g ra d in g build- j F « R m u M* p ls s e s \\ iil v T F e i f TRACTOR WORK " ‘HERALD^ Wknt Ada 4 ria tR « \i tf iit v L e 41: 111 N o t i c e } -IN TI1K f i n c r i T r n n i T «»r T u n . NINTH JU D IC IA L ClltCU lT. IN I AND K i Ml HUM INCILK BOUNTY U l.d lll I ‘A IN CIIANt'KItY ' ’AUK | SI ANUIttl ATail It K T IKK IIIIE E M IA t 'M . Iiefendunl. ' MTATK ME Voti i«M* hrr«*»ty H"H|t i( lff l»‘lh l i,|)\ I»» A tid t lll, Msc i| tin r rn [im f'ofl- 0 *• lIUItN ln t\ 1 ’I h h •*I r 1lilt •'..m l S' i n 1 li I Lit 11* 1 KMUMI ' A Tnwlmaf Hit* f>i«m win U#* «*ti 1'<*r^11 4£iikn«( v«i"iVVU,i *s«h r«.% n .M *1.1 4 R .il n.t » b »k . f it - **t» m t ....... Ha iti* li»«l#* i T»nnti i - r 11 a thN ft........ . Julv \l> |*|-> • (IHI1KII *»►• r i l l M I V T I . i * TUB I Jorr|th C [ ■idi'iiM* |r unknown F»VE I *M Mil1 t.ill -if »•1int»lntot on |'l f HI r t'\ I •l* l»|t*n S IA L (d flcr 1 JO H K I'II ' | IM I.P IV K I.I, <1III.liN 1 II.M’ M. I I'l.ilnt If I, vs. ' ATHLETE'S FOOT »«■ M* Alt»k«! — N . Acid — No Atlof m»1irip«1 th-tl 1 a Mull for tllvori • Ii «b i«r»n Ui.MiHltt I utfntrim vmi In th«* Circuit I'mio , of the Nlntti Jutllt lal Cin till in diiil for Hcinlnolr Conn tv. Florltln, 'Ml# titli) of III*' rtlH*' Iti'lllK Milt K.irt'l C\lli two 11 <It c* tilni'im »** j Y o j oH lrk ir f l r f and |<mb4 rra ith i ga« Ik o fa mo ua \ I I I 0 MV o lN T M r N T l»aif t o M d tmf tha h im in Ih r A r m * , n ow fmt tha Homr folk* Ci#i V II T l i n Y r#a» R a ju lla . \\u t lo t r i t t l \M am t I h M n g . R «fa U no* on a m p a il o f Ih r k o r f,. Sold by all O 'yq S fo ra i JtO*C|lh r «IrCMt lleUlltl ClltfO *■!>' I Nit 7311, nrnl v**o -»r*- h»*n'U> m* 1 •|tilr**«l ft* flit* u Mli I L **f !4*%lti Courl v o n t w tlM iii .1(•(»-.* t jtiit’t* (I'rrx'iiiiMtt **t i*» nc» t 1 IM rtutlll null >111 Moflflitv. Auuntlt >1, 1 1 It'll*, Hml IliPiPuliM fill* tv I lit miiIi I C|*rk >0111 m iit i’i* tli*fiii<iIf itftjr. lo lln* HIM of *'itfiMtliiInf hi 1«ttli| mill of* i*tfvi rit.i'tl |>v Inn • H K lir.lN K A IL NOT Ml * .l« tPPt j |tr■ ■ » mif#n to Mill li* t*n»mi*il lit , t It I m milt. Il I im flirth rr or >fn»*<\ Mmi HiU \ nrtlrr In' im lillxliftl in TMn Hntir.it.1 j Hrrnl«t. n nmyrnwher of uriii'N I 11roil till loti In H*mirtttl*« *'until • FlorhlJi„ onci* I'rifli ttft'h for Imir * i»t!Mi*t■ II11V¥ u r••k n j 1r It if hi I h*>; multi 3i f 111 t»f \ hRiihI A I* . I » ll WITN'KHfl Hi1*' It uni hitul ^n* | of mmli| fNitrrt nl Honfm'l. Ht*mb!.*u I i 'tMitit 1% FlurltU , Hi I >t l'*lli *I >*v ->f | .1nlv A IV l!»lf* ti I* lli*1t Nl mIV A m Clci k of ti>f • ft tun I ’nm l Ilv «» I (Im* h i* ^ liq u id CAPUDINE a -HEADACHE ilia «s*tf i t f< ^ \ hi: \t. I IN CORttT I l f 'III IflH lI'J, HI MIM'I I H T v r t : m e f t o r ii>» MATH. i\ »•*!• • In te Ih r I'Jelale ..r I E CAM 1*1(1:1 I I■ .«<saacil. , Ti * \ l.l . W ll'ill II MAV ' 1 I 'ItN: Nollre Is Iterel.i i*lvd* II, il Hi C lair W llllr III-.I lil> tln*l ».11 as A-lm llil-ii ti-o <,f ih,- p , i * i « "t I E Canipl** (I -|ereii-»',| 11, ,1 I lo- rile,I Ills p»llll.-o l-.l filial >11 • lin u e . ami l l ii i i,« will iippir 1 . llo- llollofalde I *-mil la - HldiN|li-io 1I mini V Jlhlwe ol .'It llilllale I' oomI i flo rllla. Oil Ilia I *11. -l.il of A1114,, r. I C IS for appro' ,1 >i -.tn,,- e-U 1 I fknuI illffrlMirw A.IinlttKf 1 ttui I f Hi#* estate F I *-l lll|tl’f :I ! >!* * pu-i'ii, 4 H i n t T H E IIK E A T E M T O E E A S E Government an al ion engi­ neer.- in pn-dlctlng that planes 11 III he flying tliumah (lie air at a rale ->f I vm miles jier hour %*11ti In the next 10 sear* T h d a b - pn-dlrt, now (h*t to o year* of aupersonic teseafeh and devrl i-nirnl have passei* th a t these planes will streak tlnnuglt Ih* Skies .11 *11 11111in Is- of atsmt lb mile* above the ear III Ti'-1 In -' 'ip ' <d plam- to a 1titevr this speed winch ts twice a* fast 1- sound w ill be a small m ilitary pi a nr, according In tha aclant Dd" Th'-r ' l l that tniirh grestei speed nnd higher nltilude* 1 an, and prfih.il Iv ".It Is- ncliirved hv roikct prnpiilslon H n w < th> \ MV. 1)0 one hiN vrl flik, *i*r**,l out hnw 1,)00 mph to g l ' e 10 . I, i t j4mr.H iiny nnlwt inlUil nwi[;p P ln n il Ta £n\ 1 1 nmcMt Ni tehtiNlH potHl out Ih-il Inere>oRen t»— PAGE — W n IM If.'.l " l U : " " ' 1,1 with VA at .uti l, -t (nlthiiURh a | the four earner* of the gjnhe veleinn inn endol»e lli* eherk to VA a* ndvalne pavllient •>( N S l.l | In January. They will reach a . and lln . will dmw .1 , « t ; k° r “W *000 ........ . R A N rn n n n E D A I D. n w m n n tttk U mL for « roil foU<h Jrtj fow^K .1 H» A«l in I it 1• Ie • *t E • \ o r i i F «m riii* N.i in - fo r iti , «•' ti,,. • in ' v H im .V'Ii i d ..( F I m i h la SowIk Iftd I I f ft I Off' I lift Ionft# . -ii'|o * a i n u . i- . T flp qjujhljir lour p r ic t * lot 111 lihi^l* |(Mi? ro t in ir mi. m •.1 1 I l lo, ", 'll). I'llMim.Ic Uln “ Mil I* l •*f I . Mill ||| HR.llll XI .II. \\ . 1)0..1 1.1 - t|. (. inluo( Tf,. Il 11>il ' ■ •I IkU f i l l I*s M in i o f i l t>. <* k» ••( .•h ii | ,)m| , >n il In y.Mir o »fi M ill I! Wall ♦0 n. mm MtiHiilirr Vi 1 ii| i- I •"i iM1a- I rii.< ' 11 * • ' ‘ " m# f t ll |rnu> ( iim i • r to u t« D O Z I U AN D C A r F A JN 7S H I I aa• 1 i f i i f i t b c r ju i# it 1 m « Jf for f i t •t »la• St at. i l H t if s , |fy f 9 H |K • • l i k e 1*1 «M* %T M»\ •IS I I IM*I | fill ||) ■f H i i o l d o l e 1 n ui 1 P 't pimf re liii rhtftu(K i #im w Mi l l. •r 1tn* 1 1>1.1 -1 1v«>* Mini I. Yl III' VI We 11hi • 1 ife nf llm 1 It FI* No I VcnuriKo, 1 i • 1“>nn*\ I v nnl 1 V-M, 11| »» 111’I -•m JUST TRY THAT D A G PAINTI , *»it I'it'J M E TOUCH? DOZIERS GAY ■ H PAINTS KKK Stanley-Kogers Hardware Co. 2M S A M ,l|<I) A VK NIIK BY F it A N S i ' l l I h h i? Orio II. Malhieux. Associnle 112 I I I W. 2nd, I'hnnr .120.] |ng lost*, i'h.uu) KI7-J. J a c k 1307 E . .Seenml 8>rvel or phona I- t'ushmiin -.' oolei, 1 i-f11. itili-d. I Rus*e||. Hlfi'l-J \ I 'Oiiilllion fif'd ' ash, I'liolie, N E W RI)f)F8 --R m ifs repaired, For Sale: .’> I loo 01 House; Newly •v M viiof painting. W. G. Hmith, ll.S'iiriiti-1, inside and "of. lo up Contractor. I’honn I IHR. 1\ \ N I .0 -lop -iim kmg ' T ry proved and dexiruhh- unighhoi i.■la.uMtord ............... L O W E R I'RIGKM , Rapert waieh ' ...... il -l iimid. Close in. K le rlilc I.ii. lien, ........... on I I,ion I retiairing. G. G. K uII owh, Home I ,1 A heiiiilig -md cnolitig system m ! Hhop, 1700 H iin fu n l Avm |'|intt>* I I '■ ig . eluded. I’ hrine (122-w tlw nel 1 IIU II. I mi itM \ in Mr i| V’• I** N 01 ife H .a a T V I ’E S of hi.lldorer work, M II S FO R S A L K t I L I ih ' i i il't i, .to 1; j«| water! reasonable rrales. Free vMiinwi' rslm .Ht i , . 1* runftriimnm a il’ll, rrtw 2()nk -l.ad.-d lot* It-1 A re .i > 11• 1 . iiif’d Mfily Bi’vrn mmitna. ■- — — es. -David E . Carpenter, I ’h-ui ■' tlanlial restricted with d.-ep \ ■j|l m hi** tv #• 1•f Mis T I 111*. ,3113 M well, I ’rle cJ below irasessed v a ­ W i I -oii, )Vd -on's corner, lue. I'liolie HUH |l F U R N IT U R E Re-upholslering. All woik guaranteed. Rlek.ip A deli I ’rleed 1.12.7(1(1(1 for linmed.ate very. Rhone 013-W. Ram ey, l*i«o 4He S in ' T Shu ( sale. H bed tomu house, very .............. ... pilin', gal W. 1st. St. |2 2A clean, electric kitchen, litre HI M) V ) V ) SURRIAJK grounds, ft nil treen, 2 Much* llr> V I’alinrlln 12— s jie p it il b e r v ii’t'H — I J from large lake, paved street ..., . . . . . . .. , , „ Ten m iiu.tr* drive from Sanford. 1 1 L 'lv <-mp ete Una. A L T E R A T IO N S mol D ie.* M,.l Hull* - I nr* mm |-eni hlnra, Ing. I lf l 'i . W. 1st. K lreet. Pli»m 2 bed room house, rinse ill, h a s 1 111.3 -J. aereened porch also s l e e p i n g IG " I I I ) HM KI'A* ) H K A T E R 8 porch, price |6ril'0.mi ternu . I " , ' 1 A M» models, oil or gas V e n e t i a n R i.iN O tT m a d r to o. , 1 1 1 R R n T H K R S Rh Xi Elm . der. Hemlnula Venetian Rlio-iJ Rural home, roiu lstin g of h s c ie s , . . . . . ' . T* Co. R20 W- 8rd.. 81, phone | tiled farm with 2 bed room house L N .tn ) .-unday dinner at l.ancy a 1152-W. I al-o " ie k day*. Lunches ft offorr.l for immediate aale at; 1 7.V AIf nl f (ihlpfR N E )V F L C O R t iu r fire d to f-*3800.00 tlon. Old fhmra made like new 1 4 ID- ' Ii no'll, " a Jit d 4 polished. C. A. W H ID D D N , SR , fin ish in g , cleaning ft we sing G m- 2 !' ' A- 2 ii'*c (ia l. Ben­ 110 H. Rark Rhone I2B1 Portable power plant, 22 y r* i nett st.m d*id Station, Sanford axperlenne In Beminole Cm .nly, S ix Ci) ruum framed Cuttege 4 rvb-iv Avenue*. ll. M. Gleason, Lake M ary Pumpers Collage hothliug No 060 and toilet Imilditig No. Ri2R U K LA N D O Morning Sentinel, Or ■t Benson Jm irtlon-Rurrhasei h land.. Evetukg S ta r, (k ill Rnl|di mutt agree tn move the htiildRay. IM1VJ Ing from nur properly and clean Higher., cash p. h e puld for u ie d ! 0A~l*l' 61^ for Y la llp ry , G cnrrnior up #lte. Florlm t East Coast R a il­ fnrni'm e Ted Oavls Furniture ■ ahd flta r.i’r service, K wh in'* w ay Com pany.C/G .1. W. Welch, Co. :m E . 1st Ph. 1*66. ■ . B attery Service, 3Dl W. F irst Suprv, B ft R „ Ht. Augustine, HI. 3 oiithoard motor* would like ta F ie . tlnde fo. pickup truck. McL A W N M ilW E K H sharpened, hlA rth llu ir I'himc 0 1GO. cyrlea repaired, lock and key C A S H fo. Model A Ford, good w ork. No w eltin g—work »unr* condition. Gall 1231-J, . anteed. H. <W . Shuman, 316 G O A T M IL K East 4th. 8 L , Hartford, Fla. It. I I . P rie st, Phone 7I6-W 3. <Fo rm e rly w ith W illiam * F ix lt M ill’* Bwap Shop—Wo buy, aril nr Shop).__ r_ i ______ trade most anything. 400 Han­ E i.rtT R tc or ford A vc. Phone IPH-J. FO R HALK-.IH rd dog pupe-B A CRTYLRN B woi'k*-insli-s |RI.(H). A lio three, W K L D IN O young riding horse*. R , L . HeW if both Too*, athce you don't Vtnfard Motor ft K*fpt t o gun. I'aola. . bring your prescription* to MB W . 1st Htrsot Laney's. Phona 103. m pihlre N ickle, H liver, Gold P lating ) PoL IP you went a *afc fam ily lm'nl|« ntmith* old New 'TlampiTiIr'e that- .you u p irt. see C. K. Chleltan*; J"MUire , 1818 E . 4th. _ can’t j ’l UPi (thing, Baby shorn and other Phone I3.18-J._j_ _ r. W ilson. 201 Maple Avenue. keep-takes Hronsed. , . -A lit i.tis tvANTEra ArlicibeT”Ftir Mnfr —ft FOR RENT - Gentle Raddle Hone, D t m N_a PLATINa ------------ Hlinp, day or week. Phone llB^R* 1 Behind Yew ell's Ph. 1210 GOOD A N D B A D P H O N E 0101 | Vied double bed tttt:r::*r jTrr V T i S r l m w t dawSBlfe. j Used 8 pc. living room PTlfjdalra Ml Magnolia Phone1 iUlu . a t. _ ____ ;__ l l : ___ i l U»#d Walnut Vanity HUT. 2 main, 1 fctialn re g ie t» a irC o eE e r Simniel*. :i>.fc rnn. old, (aqalra B31 D our and, Drag-Line Work! We epeciallM In pasture work Dr. Has* Animal Hoapim 20.36 and gnum planting—Ed Davis, fio deri) /urntihed appaartaie rta wnnti. u . 11 Shopworn Shopworn Maple Maple Beef, E coll Registered Ppinter Puppies. Miiy ft 1-_ ..Iefficiency f InlaMau ’aftftBtaftlll alaolft* ton mettreae 84.60 ageytinent, spring a«A and COftt cotton i Alan l.a *eor. at tho Hanford Animal pc. Maple Downtown offke store. llnspltal tho balance of thla h u Apartment*, 208 N. Park week. 1 — - — r— (RtRe 60.95 T ' - '. M P-: L i . M MOTHER A T B lD I O o Fr SSANFORD j f c » 7 6 - J _________________ Phone 117 For Sale - R A B B lf s T N e w Zee- LO O T * black s ilk umbrella 1 4 Bedroom Home, unfumlebed. m m X. left St. JJD»Wo P o w v ft Lig h t Co. of land white* ft g ray*. B Dose, 1 P. O, Box I t cCrory’e Store. Finder buck. 14 sm all, f lf .0 0 . 11 mo, roll MB, Georgia Dabney. old inilleta, IQ whlto Lahgprna 24.36 1 M ~TT 12,06 each, 28 whlto Rock 18.28 each. R. Lord. Phono KM8-W7 John K rid er, J r , Ph. ■* ( J �THA BANPORD HERALj?. B A ltfgggPlO MPA BRAIN TEASERS The Clue That The Clock G ave A w a y WORDS OF WASHINGTON S an axarciaa of tha I.Q., aaa i If you can flguro out tba sorrect anawar to aach of thMa in ona minuta or laaa: 1. / / Smith is i trungtr than Pottsr, but Pottsr is as strong as Toots, then Tools is B. aa atrong aa Smith! b. atrongar than Smith! e. not aa atrong aa Smith! d. atrongar than Pottar? 8. I f L o u is s a ts laaa ( k in Frank and llsrbsrt sats as mush as Louis and Charlss tats mart than Frank, tksn Hsrbsrt sats: a. more than Charlaa! b. laaa than Loula! c. aa much aa Frank ! d. leaa than Charlaa! 8, If Martha ts twits as old as Francis and Francis is ona hat/ as old as Joseph, and Joseph is twice aa old at Jtanns, thin Martha ist a. older than Jeanne! / b. older than Joseph! «. aa old aa Jeamia! 1 d. younger than JeannaT A locks Below ara the flret Uttar* and daflnltiona of tan four-lattar worda. Complete aach, ualng only let­ ters fbund Id Waehlngtoo. Tima yourself; getting all taa within thraa minutea la sKillsnt. W—----- J D«iay departure A --------- - In a littla while. S ---------- : Gate a vocal aole. I I ---------- Suspend. I —-------: To tha iaalde of. ft ——— ; Near to. C ------ — i Bataway. T --------- - Chlnaaa aacrrt eoclety. f> ----------i Vow. N —-------: F irst famous aaa captain. Aa a vocabulary axarciaa, aaa how many other words, four or mors letter#, you can gat from Washington by tha anagram method. Thera a n at ; CONUNDRUM I. Looking at Jean Judy and two of her pretty companions (above) at I’ueadeiik, Cullf., you’d probably eay sha'e twirling a rope, However, a cowboy wouldn't call it a rope, he'd say It was a lasso, a -------- or a --------- ! 2. And a sailor never ties a knot in or hauls in a rope. Because he culls It a --------or a ---------T 8. A flagrant flower Is the »— R0FK7 4. Blgge’f f "rope” In the world, stretching across a continent, it — — HOPE7 6. Another name fur a hater of mankind Is — ---- HOPE! $. A popular proverb la “tllve him enough rope and ---------------------------- " ! 7. "Enough Rope” la a well-known book of poems by Dorothy----------- 7 I. Arthur Reed Ropes la tha real name of Adrian Rosa, librettist of the claesic operettas, "Tha M arry-------- and Lilac--------- " T 9. Daniel C. Roper waa Secretary of Commerce In the administration of President------ - ! * 10. What competitive sport, Involving teams, la played with a rope! II , What Frenchman became famous walking across Niagara Falla repeatedly on a tight-rope7 18. Generally apeaklug, what la tba di ITtrance between a cord and a rope? 18. What “rope” la found In a man'a mouth! 14. And now we'll see If you really know your rupee, Take n look ut these drawings and deter­ mine, If you cun, which would actually become knotted If the ends were pulled outward simul­ taneously. n PACKING PORKERS ACATTLt-RAlSBR packed a certain number “ of pigt to a crate facing alternate ways. Thraa heads showed on ona side of tha crate and thrag tail# showed on the other aide. Tail, within ona mlnuto, how many pigs th e n war# in tha crate. « hi « « u i -wi«e3 »«e» w rj •| qqu| r* luoiii n WK ‘I I M a n y questions will indleats whsthsr you “know the ropes/ I file rally. I f token you've come to tks end of ths ropes you haven't Jtuag up a pood stars, you should bang your bead. In what way a r t a farm ar and t laundry man alike! l(|N M M u in m « o Ubllihiog alibis. Taka tha Montre case for Instance. Tba bullet-riddm bod/ of old Mr. Montra v u discovered by bla oaphawJaaon. T h la waa tba atory Jaaon told to Inspector Far- u ^ U O « |^ B V \ \ H H 1 I J J "Having aoraa I C ^^U b\ \ buainaaa in tba I P & V fl nalghborhood, I I thought It would ■ itvViM ■ ba a good opporH ip !* * ! M tuaity to drop in fTS] r a t /• 1 1 and aaa how tba | | J s| m old mao waa gatM J■ball, but racalvad no answer. Whan | 1 triad tha door I oc^ka d a n d thing noticad w aa t h a t t h a ^ 1 i a* aUk> w- o , —* 7 I l ■A Can you find at least 26 of them! You can And a total of 29. V-V"*« «l »VI« i*qi»«T <1 '11*1 “»t * * V | J * * U i t q - iiw i » m uv n«u» »U«J | | iiu u m »»,» iw ■ M||*>| | | y t ' ■» - iio .. r tiA s *s riw>H* . j o .. t i ■Swmu •*•<. *M HUn -fl -|pn» M* •qiuq qn») -an e«*|W'mail pt H«M 'll *“« »f «I*HM (* m e IS LETTERITHMETIC I with 91,16 cants ia my pock­ et. However, 1 couldn't make change for any coin. I didn't have a ail ver dollar or paper dol­ lar, and all my money waa awdera U. 8. currency. What eolna did 1 have! w g tew ‘n e s s e iu u * q * . t q r iB o a M i •»»•! * | S » l» « WS eo | t q i e w ri .1 * 1*1 4 ->i"u U M *» *q Binouu *u i|| »q, 'q x it i ( in i w u M m »*ll»q *ql 1WJ* *i«oq «*n®q *m gu«iu* ill Ml H s e n t |1 -sn m « 4 i *»*M H « o e q » i» *q) ' e u i | n f M m b nw i*es **t*o»H* «n suss uswse? \ A I J /^ r a n d m A la yW? . o g lo ai gwf tt « make a guilt with thla design. She d o e s n 't w a n t patch#! of cloth of the aama hua to join anywhere. Help her solve h e r p ro b le m . Using only three colored penellaor crayons, shade in tha aactlona of th a d e a l g a *o that no two eectlo n a h av e th a tame color touch­ ing. 1‘ artist purposely made er­ ror* in thla drawing, a t a teat Tof HE observation and knowledge. “ 1 fait hla pulse, found he waa dead, eo I telephoned police." W# will aklp over tha details, which you probably remember from nawapapar account! at the time of the murder. At he wee tha principal beneficiary of the murdered man, official suspicion natu­ rally fell on Jaeun. Aa tha coroner placed tha victim's death at about 8:80, tha young man'a statement ae to tha time ha entered the house should have given him a perfect alibi. Than, why did In­ spector Ferret, after hearing Jason's atory, place him under arreat! Patching Out Crazy. Quilt Is a Poser w* V \l thalr um la *#• glaaa on tha lowar part of tha grandfathar'a clock waa crackad. Silica tha clock waa atill ticking away, 1 draw out my watch to chack on tha tlma and found It to ba tha aama aa on my watch, 11:26. Examining tha clock cloaar, I aaw that ■omathlng had bored through tha glaaa lavarlng tha pandulum. tin tha wall waa a almllar hola. With a ahudder 1 rcallxad that thaaa warn bullat hulaa. "For a moment 1 dreaded to turn around, partly far fear that the aaaaialn waa still In tha houaa and partly for faar of what 1 would And. Whan 1 forcad my ayaa to paar Into tha ahadowi of tha hallway 1 aaw tha body of tha old gentitman aprawlad on tha floor. WHAT'S W RON G WITH THIS PICTURE? f* o ftw play ■ laidC lo t roll la mje- OMPLETE tbs multiplica­ tion by discovering the dig­ C its each totter represents and substituting them for tha miss­ ing digital I f y o u o n ly have a lead pen­ cil h a n d y .y o u may use It heavy to maka blaik, an d lig h tly to maka gray aad, for a third color, ■octlona may ba laft white. C G 7 I G B BEHEADMENT DEHEAD aw. aad 1 ward D behead me twice aad 1 el probably die, If aty whole d not aavo ma. What word a n Beheading meant, o f coal (One solution • p p a a r a a le e w h e re l a t h a P a * .) CRYPTOGRAM ' has bean obaarvad that thorn la more to bo l!aruod from falluro than from auccasa. And a wise aaylng by Cato la Intarfating in thta eonnaction. To raid It, daclphar tha following ■ubatitutlon cryptogram: BKMY HYT QYJAT W AY OAPH OPPQM (X JT OPPQM OAPU SKMY HYT. P £ BpMmansihstsr ■■ i n BOaOOMTAt, *1 WORD SQUARE Q U IZ-CRO SSW O RD ystissa n s* worda corresponding ta th i d*Anit! on holow u d in k . F IND w a I r : ± KNOW YOUR AlC'tt ■ auccoadad la compoaing a Mnilbla aantanca ualng all o fth a lattara of tha alphabet oaaa only. . One wall-known puaallat aaaw •laaa to it ta a aaatoaaa t o n quatlog la p a r t le a how gutohly •g v e s^ K w ^ rsa W a Ommkn A / r Q • c i f * C * I— a= ^ tto a a fg a W pwhlwo.uaAm h awAUkHdu Ajfcmia h ra w a a a d W* ■.. r llW 's n ; town M 4 la d la c w t i i b i * - }K M --■ ' -J- d d lL ia t re a m iw e tr I I WVBA0 �* r ’r ..... t r1. * •. A r j ’ f ?**'# ':' & ><} »\ vff* *?*. »T %< '' •' ‘ '. • - v ' *.. , I d Unity !it*r« la Mtrnngth — THE W hA T IlK K T p Protect Ik * P t M of th« W orld; To Promote the P ra g m a of Am erica. To Product Prosperity for Sinform P a rllr cloudy through Frid ay " lib m t U i n i ilm iiiitrchow na H a W , Wa s h in g t o n , am. n —upi —A Milwaukee basieessman i r a l lf M today be kited J i m n V . Hunt In I N I to help obtain •onia acarra atoel after Hunt spoke of influence with Prraldent Trum an’* Arm y aide, MaJ. General H a rry i f . Vaug­ han Albert J , Groan told Senate Intrtallgaiora he paid Hunt I I , 000 down, agreed to pay him 91,000 a month and IB percent b on the price of any aleel that Hunt gut for him, o r d & r a t G tn tlu m odtr- iu St* vitilhtily winds Aanociated PreM Leaned Wire Senior Life Saving Class Ni». '253. House Passes Bill To Raise Minimum W ages To 75 Cents HooverWarasU.S. Of Risks Involved In Spending Plan Ford Auto Union j iH'jo, ‘jh'vo” " Votes 7 To 1 For Flan Is Approved Showdown Strike WASHINGTON. Aug. 11-<;P) C o m p r o m is e F a rm The House pitied today * Leaders _ Nation Is Said Bliss­ fully Driving Down Road To Socialism had read the content, o l a letter r o ll,‘ T , * " d S t r ik e bill A l t 1 I II 1)1 1 ,1 , '"'r,„ 11•tii’,i., l ,iminmum„wage ................. .1IV' Imm ,..... , -tl) .•► - 74 le nm t,. ... ni iIii ..... 11 ta 75, m O v e r T h e ir M .t V ie t o r v ; V Hr .u U i i.m il " 'i p hi Piriident < ill w ilt Ha. [iiiio .il it ,| i,, The IS Mir mr.itun- u nit to iti<- Senate, DF.TROI 1 Au* 11 l IS I oid iif io r » mini ii jimniniiiii i.a^c bill wmkri. in Mu Iiumu lo lr .l io n i» pemlm* Ih r ' em ir liit tel ths . wlielniinglv in tiid r .1 n*i C I.IIV In c .n ilr to .lr ir|,r«|rdl> till u tiiir In get pen.ionv. h r.dili licnrtii- u n i1lemvl.iiti.ii lu .i.e ici m .l it it u n la ivage in* leave * e 11.in v>fieri iL* loll n>.i be * ..il:d V lltlia llv loiuplrle I etui Uv liiiin u| i (in d rli.te itieie a altike rleitnm v u |irn i*rd I i me ih Hi ii'r .tiinui n . v in * ventu, l lier llo •late .bowed to.l.u ih r l I II 1 mled'i t i it In ii toi dir A tln n iu .tiilio n . . . . . . Auto W in k * i * non *in ke .lu ll....... .. p lf |M,| l(lP / S . ell, mmi- bv a *eveu one tote „„„„ .,dtn..,.ed hi the Pieudenl. , The Slate l. il.o. Medialm n il... .d W l , t, | „,Hll .ud ««■ : .im to u nreil the l.iliiil.ilio n .»* i i t . it, 1 1 n t in \ lol . |iievrnl.»liie* lo w .! (i5,(XII irv . 9,549 \o ' tl t i i n .i i ii • gani/atMin* ,, Ih e tin .ud v.ttd I ‘< li.dh-lv neie i i , . i in i i ,, ■ 15 * . , * , ,l,,, •**’ * tlinvever, i ol it l .t . . l.tiu i m .|o | . vivo . .. or- , r a llie d vuti- -tnntiallv Hi..................... . coveraga '.Mill til hr .titiMlr.i vkf.,' ; p„. hut, ».\ u t .ItlifltMl ot 1 I .H00 I m IIo L h n n y hiaativItl l»\ ( t :i i h and tiu tlm n lb iiu .'iu t i Hid [ stillti* p o liiu 111'in lln Iftin NT»11111111h • ill 'Vits m,t "in .f,| Ky 1 n c ii ° ( ,h * mgs of the proplr, which he said was written by I'lsThe country'. Ptr.ident from tenre H. Orhler to Hunt. 1929 to 1913 .poke before an esti­ Hunt, now a Washington bu.ine.. counselor, In. been a prime figure mated 10,(XX) per.ons in the beau­ in the committee', inquiry into tiful grai.-i aipeled Laurence Frost activitic. of "live percenter." in- 'Memorial Howl on ihr Stanford dividual, who .eek out government j University campus, virtually in the .hadow of ihr Hoover Institute and * contract, for others for a lee. i The committee investigation pie- Library on War, Revolution and viously has developed that Hunt Peace. Inuiided in 1915. The occasion was hi. 75ili birth­ ordeied books of match folder, bearing the imprint ".wiped fitnn day relrhialiuti, .poiuorrd by the Harry S. Truman." Hunt said that Univei.itv in tubule to its moil be wa. acting at the request of tin- famous sou, a graduatr uf its first class in 1995. While Hou.e. President Tru m an ’* messog" m e****" ni of n I'tanaaan rommltteo Truman'* 1-Ja.H M ine' A w f/Iat Oehler sva* eongralulatlnn* amt good wishes investigator, said thm Uehlto wa* » #mon|| Ul„ thmuand* which « a warehouse specialist for th* earn* from all osar the world. “ W A A tn .tn * weatatrh « ¥ • ■* *i'u Bum* of them earn* from foreign time h L w r ^ i letter* fw H u m , for* land* where Hoovar’* admimatru150- a da y * eonaulta nt fo r lion of relief eatahlUhed hi* nnme O e M jT n iu w ' w !lK '* h* Am erican a* a great humanitarian. Hoover headed u apeclal com Industrial Uevelopmeid Corborumission on government nrrnniru tion of fit. I.nul*, wa* In the room during Flanagan’* testimony. He linn which recently compMsd « two-year stmly with a rep. " iwa* to take the »taml Inti'r. The committee also planned to I'olillneiidlng ecnnomle* ol fnm take the lid o ff evidence that led hill Ion dnllai* u Viuil . plant. 1 In' I*".iitl M l ] mi, d»mti I -4.000 ballot- tm.n nlliri |ilm t* to Kniltei thr .......... Inol ietilsed tu lie cnunled m ill the Inm M..imt.»in , l '” " ll,v" " f ! tii’ltiilt* on iiiiiiintuiu vui^u M'Hlsm tr tin* n,.- done he. ,m*e H r ...... hv ............ whole thing lio n iil m h ,I tin >..!■ l. i*l li.U i.u.-k counted mi ,1 -I lie tvnle li.i-i- m ill- ' out a In r.ikd iiit n In |,|.oii hail A» ked i hieakdiiivn Ahnnl 7(>,u"n .in ..( i„ n . ........ .ter lo r ...... »tmli I Old j ,\ in,n i., ii ,| . i hut lout 1U to .1 1 mi iinutini’ v..11* A i-i'iopi >""i*i tm i" "Ci inn f ir glhle voli’i - t u ' iidl-t h i. tin* lilggi'-i -'til- ■ ......... ti till hlsloi i I'nlon li mi' i i* el e niMhml ,,*« the result It d i d n«*t ii i* it ii . l u ' i i e i *■i l h i I ivurktirH iniiilil - n i l ' iinim'iliiHi Ii In a atiiii'uient, tSilmi I'leviilei l W alter R'Ulhei vatd; n u t icm mi.'tnniDU- u i'j"..v a( "1 it In , ni 1111ii n Heout e A|(l li'ulI till i' Hill,, i," m il" , ■ - II" ' ,’lmt|i liili'k "lit ull rs- "IIIIOIIIU |tl "l Ml""* fur "pi min'-1lol. piivinent- (itii)uiM’d by Secretary nf A itrn iiltiiie ttinnimn u* pait uf lit* uvi'iull mill (nun program. ilraoniin niggeated tlit* alim tu v I " T h e I'A W i ' l l ! I* p ie p » led I" tlrm lu*l ivi'ek-iuul after the Hunts eon llnu e ilt'gntialltuiv with I m il |irevii>u*lv tool hilled o ff o pruputMulur ('umprinv n siiieeie Mini id lim l miii lunileil In a lew farm gl’iuiine e ffu lt tn t i i n l i n Inn m' i 'I I" "dll'-t••• ulliihl e s rlt ll'l |»4Ut . f lilt 1'.''.'luiim \iid i'r*u ii tD - N M ) , i Iik u u : h tliivMi !• •Mil** i-liuiiluun ol thi' seven m an *ub1m li'l )•*« »l‘)' 1t lli'i»i* u 1till UlliiiMik I'lim m lttie, in lil tile ro illp ro m ti* Ull 1,1. '. i i'i - tuhlilull iiili lie i-iiiinlilered S u tiu d a y 11i l,*n"l \Vn| tvr, * lid'*' »‘h 1.1 llie lu ll I I liirn itii I .ig l li'ldt lire |MID i i| r tm•*i‘ hi» 111111l, v il tn| 'Iu" l i iiniti111tee fir UI Il f Mi Mu ii|D| h u 1 III ' il1 A | i | iih v h I i i Dint g i. up ip In hi* talk, liroadrual In tin l> ■ I Mi) i 1ninif it - 4i full* ' (Hull tlfu to suspension of ihe Arm y's Chernl p, .it- lilii-li l i i-.iil-n' 'In- .u tu 'u lll, , mil • ilk Hill | lirl " 1 U'VH 1. Ml*r I hint, Mat. General AI• bnir niajor net works, he I'III I'OI |L5 I’Hh jii m ill.'i' I . n m iip u it i ..I Dm toll 'M v word to you, tnv fellow •1 * II. Hi* J i ly 10. den H. W a iti, lest Ju ill l vfhl . 1 " IV ii.m p rhut '" 'I'l -'-liit Die m u l ­ cittaeiia, mi this »eventy-fiflli l u l l ' ! i , < *«alae|, H Flanagan »ald lha correspon, , « <rt i i to win fir*l i‘ •' lin' mi In Ih r i u a lr dene* which he read to the com­ dav I* th is: The founding fatherM ia m i Inli-M A ie n il lim lIlHtMli", i in ft. Kitnl VkuHiti mittee- wa* taken from Hunt'* dedicated the structure nf "in mult, M ni*linll 1'I mii iiriitiaxad .ii tu government 'to secure Ihe hie** t" u. • r ii . nils i t l\ 4* In* i u hi mu*: file*. W cn lcll. Elliope, "Bill ttiut t t.e 0 . 414 il.ft I (IlHlUil IliiVM ' Ul Ui M undl’* Ire wa* aroused when tug* of liberty to ourselve* and fly Ituymnml Si in Ii ), W li Flem ing, J r ., director of the lied Cro** senior Id'I i im 111*4, It hv flu* ll*d* 4it f liu H luce* ii "di'let Inioi d, r ilt h l.l* tha'investigator read a latter dated our posterity'. We of this ge-.er.. mi I -'lit Hti liig e i. I Ii 11io I lean mill M a il Ann Gallow uy. iTn-hed saving clus*, i* shown at right ilire rtliig u practice rescue hi 1 Il <• " ••lllil |M \Vu| nf nil 1 ti'if HI mid pel*i«teiit" oppniii nt m ItuiAug 16, 1947, which referred to tion Inherited this prerhm* .......... mi Du- n ■ i mg hoiml left to light are llettye Hem- Hull, llu iln n .Mia* Cherry Singletary uf Mis* M ary Helen K ile who aei-m|| Mr | >.1 M.ii nl i %kill |i 18it 4 t i*H niu, liml urgi'd full .ip p iiin ii of an Aug. 7 letter from Hunt to Ing. Yet a* sp end thrift, we m ......... li'ii-kii I’hylli* lliu'li. Inekle l .nueriill, Hnward Whelchel, llul. our w ay to rob posterity uf It* ni ii- n i HMtl In muut lln lln- A ilm tiil»ti«tiiin '* f I . liit),Him,oili) quite cheerful aliout It a ll, Member* of the class, all of wh ' " , til Oehler, Iliiidehii" mid llud'li C arter Htandlng heldmt the huiiiil is liliu n |. r !• n UMlt* I'f t lit t HI «l ' ni In 1 Im i'ig il arm * p i"g iu m r eceived lied Cross life saving certificates, are ntuivvn view un­ In the letter, Oehler told Hunt her It a nee. McCall (llllllll ,lkv "T h e Am erican people h.ive tile scene. Heated nil th edge of the M ayfair Pool, left tu right 1 - 1 Mu " I'lleuae (oiie-> lilunt lie met with of plana to sell In hie area auto­ lit (1 tttlfUIIIUI‘1 1I.. Mlfill II motive parta worth about •100,- solved many great erUe* in na­ veriinco," deli'i miiiBtinii uml pci -ui 11»l | mH|' mu in "iti jtiin ih k tt, tional life. The qualltle* nf vclf lift 1 000,000 In acquisition value, Oeh­ I'lMlll'e," lie Inlil the Semite t'n lilg n 1 u Mr M>« Hill..11 Wit' tmflunik'.f* f»V ler wrote that " I w ill direct the restrain t, of Integrity, of conatul Armed S e m -e t win ni'd i-inph'Vi's Iti'lalioii* l l> • ....... Il science and courage atlll live in mil program ." He addrtl that "J have 1' 1 IP ' * iinti'it i c i * a i iku is .-(•ill'll it inuv I iiuimitleun. people. It i* not too late to summon ! Mi if f n tc **sia **« o * ra g e Tateei li nutliture nu I'a t* l l.fcu tlltl'llll'li’ l-sill li these qualities." J Ijd .1 1 s.h •ui t h A ssailin g new federal and state Ins S Mii>»it'*, ......... ind u sit ml IlMt'lti . -md proposals for spending taxes, he . it ti t In ii'ie an* ui'i ' »(• Ml Iti said: "A lon g this road of ipending, A shorter roule Iroin Oii-ilu l» .Sanford hv mean, uf * fill arm .. II , JH - 'll > 1,1 Ml*ii uf tiie m il 11111’r 111 't il. 1 Il UI|H 'iiiiducleil mid I * the government either la k e . over, Lakr Jessup, would result in muif ()nedo priqilr haduiH in Ssnfoid. t ill V if \\V \K nf thi' stnteim nt which is socialism , nr dictate* In Mayor Frank Talbott ol Oiu-J'i ilriLied tin. wrrk • ttu union li •uili'i sliip lim l it nt stllutlo nal and economic life, which He estimated that tin* tumr **oul«l »avr liner iu tuur mile*, and by h>i'« lull llll'llll 11 " , . i it 1 Is Fascism ." stre iig th eii* 'll IMU i'lv County C lark O. I'. Htrndon was connecting with S an lo id Avrn tr ift*< bridgintt ihr lake, would reduce He said "tha Am srlean mind I* 1 tl . ll.g f u l l I * III r t m , ' f m i "t 4 recently commanded by H U U A u ­ troubled by the grovrth of collect (tu li |«> wthon tit Du’ tinrgriiiiiiig ntei-i of *tx to I I vein* “ I in'* the total distance to HtiTifnril ditor flteel* H. P a rtin fo r the a — ivlsm throughout the world." Ml ilu in Seminole County who am m il ID to t l m iles. r,t iliu i lie DuniKl't It could he Kuril i-nipluvi'' curaay of hla report* and recorda. 'U . 1 l »«* 1Im The few hundred thmi.und in to participate in a " In ti nJThe present roule from Ovirtlu wi.ihetl Inin tin- kind of orgaolsuT h a recorda rafarred to wera jn Communists and their fellow tra ­ lilH M IN G H A M . A m .. An* 11 Im V4 I Iff i !v in in i, 11 Dim uur uffi'i' neii" to he held on Aug. Floml* .pend, lour time* a* to the Orlando Highwuy ai t'tvr *v D,ut j* really ueded hy ths tin- mill thaa hooka hooks audited by M r. P artin velers In this country" he let men much money to eradicate lick* as U\‘\ -The Alabama K u K lu . K|.m . 1. II "• l«ti fivtiln ik ll'Vli'lv l.u k f Charm in Oviedo City ManPoints Is too fu ll uf turns mid i* >nduatry. iliK CumUttuiiHl fo r tha period o f Jan. L 1947 a "nuisance" who require atten­ 1 ft ........it ugur C F . McKlbtiln atinnuncsd ....... t.... it dor. In trad ad juil and rehabili- rough in spots, he declared. <)u"l» tlit- Kim t ltnpli*l Church uf w ho .r chief Is in ja il fm irlu«iuv through Feb. 88, IM F, tion but who cannot .. destroy 111 A., Ini . .if Die preseut e iin D iiil morning, ’The Clerk haa accounted for ropubTlc^ And th er^ ari ’alMr *'ihf lair men who have come in con­ psople, he pointed out, find It ni"i* onedu Iirh rumjdeled an addition piodure secret tecordi ol the wlut* fill 1h niu iilh*t w n li p ieseid luuh thi*l'lrill* for the even! m-n- mad* AJ, t. ../i'll f“ i one yrm a ll collections nf record In tha audit-doctrinaire SoelaUats who peace jtflict with the law, R. B. Gramlin, convenient to motor to Winter „t the lisck of rite lirlrk church robed order, w a . .ubjectcd h> ru .m liiy night at the < n> H all *'» P a rk 12 m ile* aw ay, n* the l"U ' hmldlnx which provide* five midiii ,ui i u qili’Vi s ii'id lii' tin *, “ period . either by rsm lttanee* or f gn v dream of th eir lltop lo ." L Parole Officer Oviedo Mayor Urge* New Highway Alabama Group Describes Work To Sanford Across Lake Jessup Fill Formed To Cope With Ku Klux Klan In Rehabilitation Clerk O.P.Herndon h Commended For Accurate Reports cash on hand, . Mr* State police parole and probation w ay haa been put Into xood t-ondl-, tional Sunday Krhool room* and a u llai k today by the riunnHliec ■' sink.- Mill t»' “ II the I'-ul i**ui-.i 500. „i,d uni "ii the ptiouey l**m * “ f tion and lies liesn resurfaced ' nr# u**emhly room. T h * construe- P artin fiTfiSi Y A 'S r a iM F ish Rodeo l o Be (iiw n F o r Youths By Lo cal (*roups Committee Of 500 De mands Klan’s Chnit ter Be Witlulrnwn Insists State Spends More On Ticks Than It Does On Humans But ha expressed concern aliout p n -------_ considerable group uf fusty tuprivitor lot this diilrict, told "Reporta were accurate," he add- minded people who are enqiin-ering Kiwamani today at lha Touriit ed,” and rem ittance* w et* prompt­ a compromise with all the*e Europ­ Center. ly made. A ll recorda ware wall ean Infections," | | r w *. introduced by Judge and properly kapt. "They fall to realise that our (t'o *tla .a 4 Oa C M * T h re e ) 'T a x redemption reporta were <C.sWss«4 Oa Fago >«■»> bv stated. . t« In afternoons t > f’Al.O ALTO, Calif,. Aug. I I —l/IY Tin* nation today had ihe 'oher wamiiiM of iti only living fortnei F’tm drni that ita ipending policies, if uni her.kcd, will rob potifntv of it, inheritance. WASHINGTON.’ Au*. II-(/!* , Founci Pirtidcnt llerhert Hoo—Senator Mundl (R-SD) hcalrdly _l _ j . i .. • - ver in a significant address. asbv a War A , u Ad ini i "i * " ' I**1 '"ttbl that the United bL * . . W*r iA,M'\ V. r V Hunt, , min,,,U' r n State. I,I,..fully driving down employe to Jaine. in Au­ the back toad to collerlivi.m at lop gust, 1947, was a "blatant invita­ •peed." tion for bribery or connivance of "We have not had a great sosome kind." m lualioii of property,” he .aid, i Mundl, a member nf the Senate "but we are on the la.l mile to investigations subcommittee, .poke collrciivism thiougli governmental out after alter a committee invesligutm in v u iig .iio i ,, . . * f SA N FO R D , FLO R ID A , THURSDAY AUGUST 11, 1949 Senator Accuses W ar Assets Group Of Inviting Bribes “Confidential Infor­ mation" Revealed In Senate's Probe Of Five Percenters f AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWHPAPEB EaUbUahod 1«M VOLUM E X X X I n Bumper Supplies Of V egetable* Reported Pushing Prices Down of through foroeloaur* or sa l*. A vary few c e rtlflra te a . o f 1147-48 tale* remained on hand. "T h e C le rk i" Mr. P a rtin report­ ed, "collected H u,l li 0v /i iriowma prim aryJ "** n candidatesi during the period au— dlted and promptly remitted tt to By ASSOCIATE/) PRESS !y. Cash resources were ~ tha County, .Froth vcRriablct h«'d the food .jKitltghl thi. week a* midsummers t t a ll liahilltiea of adequate to coyer record. Reportai o f Incoma and buauxr supolim pushed price, downwstd. expenses fo r IW 7 -4 8 w *re prompt Meal, poultry, dairy product, and other items oa the housewife a l r and aeeuratalp s wW kpi , and re shopping list heid mostly unchanged pricewii*. l Board mltteneea were reado made to tthe However, higher wholesale and live.lock quotatwas far perk pro­ o f County CommtaalaMea fo r ax mised higher pork retail prices* — — ceaa incoma dua." the Orange county lirip. T h s originat plan pro posed to the Beminole County Cummisrion several year* ago, wa* that Hie new routa from Hanford would go through Ovlado to connect with the Cheney H ighw ay e few mil"* south, he said. Ilia citile n * group hrailcii hi lion cost wu* shout |'24,0<Jti. A n i* heating and air circulating in d u .lria liit Donald Com n -I h u ik I i i c .s r i s w * o a r*a > t:tat>i* »yjem * * * Installed at a coal of 12,700. Die Kev. Fran k C. Morgan of South M iami, who succeds the Krv. Harold Lin k a* pastor of the church, w ill preach his firs t ser would he to allow Ovli'do vegetiitde ; the J1/ ,h '’ ,,<P,U l grower* to truck their pri*luc#r(-k“r«h at W llllslo n. to the Sanford State A rn ie rs ‘ "ntlnulng It* plan to provldu M arket or polnta north in a short- min v recreation facilities for the « r tim e, M ayor Talbott dedarril. cruple o f Oviedo, enpeclally th* Including the Uuda farm* ** fila v la , the Oviedo d i*trlcl h*» C U T n m S S m “ nri°rS more than 1,800 aerp* devoted to lion of an open air dance flour growing of celery and other vegc- ul glased mnerete in Sweetwater tables, he pointed out. Plant* in ■Park. Tha opening event w ill be a are...in_ good »h*P». musre dance tomorrow night with ---------soon. At mid-week live hogs at the ,tni feeling tha effects of a calery se e d bad* " niu*ic by th* Elite etring band. ANOTHER M S VICTIM huge Chicago Hvestoak market ,|ruUglii earlier, were a few vege­ ha revealed and setting nut will Tom Moon, who is in charge of RLOOMINQTOM, Nd^ Aug. U were at the highest price since table* like asparagus and eaull- sta rt In September. T. .h. *. Oviedo Council w ill not . ihr park and swim m ing pool, an— — —VP5— A 80-year-oM A rm y aetr* last Nov ember-around •23.86 a flnwer selling at - above-average meet until Sspt. 1, dua to the fad n(lUI1rsd that a shelter w ill lie gaant died today o f lu m a suffered pounds, compared with prices. th at so many member* are *"*>’ , nuilt next to tha dance floor to W in yeatetday'k Qr cyhasm d h e tha M ar’s lew af •18.SB late In i ' prospects of oa vacation, ho said. These ln-[|,ou*e musicians or tha " J u k * orcrash In which A p ril. | 0f fruit In . .. elude R , W . Estes, who with hl»U*n." The new chlorinating faclmet fla m in f do If all vegriablss with the musing growafpfa m ily la In C alifo rn ia, Thad 1-lngo I |||je« provided by the Am erican Me waa 8 f t . of teg quality Iceberg increasing ---Uglon for fo r th* swim m ing pool rlea N lblack, who are In Legion lower elation* ‘ mso w h e a t' ____ Reach, Milton Gore hs* ire in good w orking order, he ap berms, sales cam p a ig n died in the week. Lima returned from a trip north. listed. potatoes, effort to IncroM Mayor Talb o tt voiced th* hope Mr. Moon la gr—ldeat of the te ha tion. These wan) th a t th* ritrue Industry will hsvsi Oviedo Llons Ciab^ w h k h ia but fresh pssches t> • better year than la»t year, mven JW to.oM jU ll'JMh M 8 ths next two termed Ik* Citrus Mutual a step I • tn e srly | O l rig h t d lr w U o * and dsclsi« t * hundred pounds, :-T- usSad "•lix'd---.. ■ ioBffe'-u.' -. mmm ........... Iiudei*. •■ri.,, -Iti.ui remain* imcliuug i< ..niiuurit Oa r * s * KtaSrr Federal Reserve System Reported Well Equipped To bxpand Credit i, i-oinmitti'e lir Hilt’ll I'V M K tin ini* mid repi'i-neritiiig the * uy Itecreatlon iJcp n itnieni, Hmmi.de .filiiirismen'n Aasocinlion. th* l*y1'ii-H und the Hunfoid M ii.'liants A**ociation, , M r. M cK Ih h ln and M i* I’ M liin g le n repri'Hunti'il Die ('ity i G eo rg e S tin e und G eorge M affllt (L'aalla**d <ia r« « e IDaSu P R O J E C T P it K i l l l» T A L L A H A S S E E , Aug l l " ( d >l — T lirco memberi, of u hricl. la ; vr* mnl plaster* union today picketed B Y C H A R L E S Md I. d n Y 'VASH1NGTON, Aug. II (/!•> Dir Icdersl Kr«e,cv> Ua* 'd '*"* construction o f u •276,000 in .n ’s dorm itory at Flo rid a State Uuilod»V il is well armed to rninlwl I tnr«ioii-d nred hr. versity. •y*>*mU3L t h i "I the economy in a period of duivnwaid .uiiu.tinent. Anti-recession weapon* w ere * c,tdi' nepd* licked o ffi th.- Reserve hntik* In make loans 1. " V irt u a lly unlimited mean* <>f fur mirk log capital purposes tu supplying tha money m arket with limine** mid Industry "whsn other additional reserves, If the situation ,-ri-il!' is unavnitahle.” should c a ll fo r auch action." The lii.nrit. however, repeated 2. Possession o f sufficient gold the complaint it made during tha certificate raeerves-ahout $23,- l,mini Dial preceded last fa ll: tha 000,000,00(^-by tha 12 Fedural R e-1 h'eiturul Reserve system “ lack* ■erva (central) banka to enshln unte mean* of coping w ith tham to "m art than „ „ double" ______ . pipaper „ m .|irrence of strong Inflatio n ary money notes a a i loans to member pressures. banks. "Thi* country," the board re­ 8. Lags) authority for the Re- minded, "has a v irtu a lly unlimited •srve banka to "land to member potential for fu rth e r Increase in deposit* and bank reserves as w ell ■i for a more rapid use o f money. ••Th* volume of deposits (Ceatlase* Oa Maw* T i l e s ) 4 . M if e M t a p l t M t a r it y fo r a ii z a f T t S f i i. -..i'l.',.. H A LL GAM E Tom orrow night at duo “ 'chick at M unicipal Fluid u i-ectsatlun department baseball team from Daytona Deacb w ill piny Ynwull'-i " I.lt t le G ian ts". No udmia.ton wilt be charged. Thu gumc w ill be played under the direction of the Sanford Itecruatlun Depart­ ment, Recreation Schedule Friday 9:30 A . M.— Baseball gam* at the La ka fro n t Hall Park, 2:00 P . M,— Tennis instruction at tha Tannla Court in F t. Mellon Farit. •too p. M l — Yowell’a "Llttla Olanta" play at Daytona Beech a t Um Municipal Ball Park. ■ ■ . ■,V - .. i. •„* I , t I bm- Y � 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 10, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 10, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/177fe1605a1f876a35ebf2b638c47769.pdf 2b5a1880563a32e8ae68ca907b26c086 PDF Text Text m u s t b a p t is t cmumch » e n « « • om of aid»* u d Puh Aveon# e l Steth Sroei most Widely u»#d food* lor won. W. P. BreaSa, i r , Paster i Practically unknown to farawrs iokn L Milter, M m Uonot of the United BUte* two decodes Dire*ter I •go, rotennne I* now among the Worship In Air Cooled Comfort" most widely used Insetleldeo of Sunday Sehoot Bi45 A.M. pl»nt origin, Morning Worshipi IliOO A.M, -------------------------Training Union ■ M n*JJ‘' Lake Superior with an area of CKNTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Evening Worship i P,M‘ 320 square mll*a la believed to Ninth Street sad Lenrel Avenue Wednesday Frrayer aService ,t,. . hn hodv nf freak water 8:00 P.L Rev. S. L. Whatley. Paster W. O. Slanaell. "Wa’ve saved a Plata for you"’ln - - - W—q.'_________ Sunday School Seat* HOLY CROSS CHURCH P P fW M flW R, O, Keith, H. T. U. Diracte r. Her. H. Lyttlrton Zimmerman 1 1 1 4 1 1 t t l k I Sunday School 0:44A.M. D„ Bettor Claaae* for all agaf Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. 9:80 A.M. Holy Communion. HIMMW Sermon by Pastor tf:30 A.M. Nuraory School! n | f f A g i n a B. T. U. 7:00P.M. Unions for all age* THB CHURCH OP «OD U I A I I M I I Evening Worship 8:00 P.M. ISM Kim Arena* H ■ m H I I V 1* Prayer Meeting Rev. Joe C. Crewe, Minister 1 Wednesday 8:00 P.M. Sunday School begins at tMQ m u , a iS lM ‘‘Come Thou With U* And Wa A.M. Claasea for all agaa YOUR HIAHINO • j Will Do The* Good'' Sunday I* homecoming for the IIH V IC I C IN TIS J Church of Ood. Worship will tw* . . . B.«un» r o f l Dr. Henry McLaulin Al THE CHURCHES r u w x CHRISTIAN CHURCH 1W Sanford Avmue J. Randall Farrial Minister • "WHAT KIND OP A CHRISpAhCARE YOU7" Will b. the nbjeet-ittia minister wilt use for Ua momtng sermon Sunday morn* tb ja t the f ir s t Christian Church, f “SPECTACULAR TBMPTA* HONS" Is tha subject chosen for ft* evening sermon subject. Sund*y School at 9:40 A.M. unthe SuperlntenMnt William Young. ■A moat cordial welcome la ex* 4nded to all. NOTICE Optom alrlnt 111 Magnolia Ave, Phone 511 At ten o'clock on the m orning of A ugust 17, 1949 the ' imule County Board of Public Instruction will recolvo Rented bids on ALTERATIONS TO TH E DOMES­ TIC SCIENCE DEPARTM ENT of the Seminole High School, of Sanford. Florida. F or peclflcatloit* ace Mr. Klt<m J Mmighton, A rchitect, Sanford A tlantic National Hank Building. A certified check or Bid Bond In the aunt of five per cent of the bid will’ be required to accompany the bill. The Board reserves the rig h t to re J e d any or all bid*. HEARING SEAT COVER S a fe ty G lass In ifr^ W hile Y ou W a i t E i S j $ 2 -9 5 U p C a ll 1278 F o r F r e e Seminole County Board of Public Instructions E s t im a t e H !,. E. ACE GLASS * Jordan, T. W. Lawton, Secretary Chairmen CO SIS Sanford Ave. LM tkgr Trim A Piping PLASTIC $21 Leetker Trim A Piping FABRIC H 4 ■ (INSTALLED) We invite you to check our large s t o c k of covers before you huy for th a t new. car or gat replacem ent covora for your present car. Jack K* Morrinon, Manager Meet insurance com* panics arc strong, but •gancle* differ grrerfty In ifcn M rs ire thry render. In any amor* geney, wo can he tin* pended upon to pro. •cel our. client'* in* lereets. rrayer meeting ana Hints »lu,ly *nch Tuesday evening at 7:45 P.M. Come and bring your Bibles. W. M. B. Service Thursday even­ ing 7:45 P.M. V. L. B. service Prlday evening at 7:45 P.M. Tha Church string bend will furnish the music and the public la Invited to attend alt Iheae services. FIRST PRKSb Vt KRIAN CHUKCtr Hev. A. fi. Mrlnnls, B. D., Peeler 0:45 A.M. Church School 11:00 A.M. Morning Woreblp Sermon by Dr. Brownlee 7:00 P.M. Youth Fellowship 8:00 P.M. Evening Worship Sermon by Dr. Brownlee The rhanrel choir will sing "Thank* He To Ood" for their •pedal at the Morning Worship Service. ____ CHRISTIAN * MISSIONARY ALLIANCE Women's Club Building Cleon E. Hmilh, Pastor P H ' 10:00 A.M. Bible Srhoot A. Wlaboldt. Supt. 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship Guest speaker for the morning service will lie George MrGsrviiy H. JA M ES GUTAGENCV 312 I . FIRST ST. YOUTH REVIVAL i Lake Mary Church of the Nazarene of Del.nnd. fli45 P.M. Alllancn Young People 7:45 P.M. Evening Service The iinstor will speak nt Itila service. A cordial welcome is ex* lended lo all. THE CHURClfoP GOD OF MILLER FARMS Hev. B. W. Miller, Pestor Service Burnley at 8:00 P.M. Subject: 'How do We Know It's the Holy Ghost Today 7" You need to hear this sermon that you be not misled. Hear It from nne that knows. Thursday evening prayer I mealing at 7:m> P.M. The old ifashioned kind. FREE METHODIST CHURCH Weal Pniirlh Street end Laurel Avenue Fred H. Horlnn. Pastor Sunday School U: 15 A.M. Moralng Worship 11:00 A.M. Young People's Service 7:80 P.M, Evening Service H:IK) P.M. , Pruyer Service Wednesday 7:45 P.M. Each evening 7:45 P. M, Rev. E. V. Nance, student of Trevecca Naaarena College Will conduct the services. The public Is cordially invited to attend FIRST METHODIST CHURCH J. E. MrKInley, Minister Mrs. P. H. Slsphtnson, D. K. E. 9:45 A.M. Church School I A class for every age. 11:00 A.M. Morning WurNHp Sermon Topic: "Paying Our Vow* to God." 7:00 P.5I. Youth Fellowship Service 1:00 P.M. Evening Worship I Sermon Topic: "Presumptuous Dr. Qeorg* B, Thomas of Da- I M T I J tf h M T Y U S t « f» » P '^ S B U R G H Bile* a banana lengthwise and >en arrange the flat thin slices nahap* over salad greens for i attractive ealad Add almoal ty other fresh fruit In mssoiv— iloa. berries, psachrs-and aar* i With *our cream dressing. We Hive TTSBITKGH PAINT For Every Purpose M IW awRaaliUnt-fumo proof Otytelda. W hite Non-yellowing fume ; proof White Eneihel 1 LOW PRICES HUSANDBAl ifiWife*.’ . :i.- i wlM W 4m *> --• SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST BIm Avenua and Seventh Street Elder A. K. Deyo, Pastor Oder Leslie A, Sheffield, Elder L. H. Shepard, Aaaletanla Thornes Waller, Sabbath School Maperlnleadent Sabbath School Hat. 0:80 A.M. Praaching Sat. 11:00 A.M. Prayer Meeting Wed. 7:80 P.M, Young Peoples Matting Friday kggtiLa k lS M l liiia ■-mA Am< '*I,» 1't 1P l-'H L ^ ' -** ■ ■*v\ ^ i,v,F 1 V. H it' The all-time record steel prodtw­ ist I* !h* United Blaise was IS,* 11,900 tons in 1044, a war yew. '" ‘X W ™ 3U ... AU FOR THE CHURCH Tha Church la Ihb greatest M Ih. building ol ll It Thera wara soma thinga he wanted—and ha needed money to buy them. What’a wrong with that? Nothing wrong with that. We all want many thing! that coat money. But moat of us learned long ago tha difference between earning end stealing, ,thl> boy hasn't! Oh, he may understand that difference in terms of method. But he doesn't understand it hi tertna of moral principle. m _ - -* , a starshouse ol spiritual vtiual •tmng Church, nell^, d K S s S Z J S & S L ? wn eurvlva. Them me l o u T ^ d l S ™ ^ whe olihe *» And even t prison sentence will probably not teach him the truth he could have" learned as a child In the Church. ,l r :| 1■" , i , Wise parents, begin immediately to give your children the priceless gift c# religious training in the Churchl r 11 .JJ } ■ u W i l l e d R M rt i f 3 ms * ; mS j S S T £3 l L "Where Spirt— SM - j: ' ^ - JJv: . , , ’t •■ ' BUHhy-RrgMw HBidwart Cm. «* « -f* » avo, ., S om Im Io Truck * ■ m ^ a^ oSfo .! W » -iv.*- Sanford Sanford Boet Works Boat Storaga 4 Bapaira Ne Hl-Reyel Crews I *s« n » c» ; 4 M m * u . �yrr-"" «— -»-• SNtrtJWBpr -J----- ~" In U nity Thsrtt la S ir tn g ih — Tw Protect tta P u t * of tta World] To Promote the Progrsia of America, To Prodace Prosperity for Sanford. Vj VOLUME XXXX ' W c& 1 S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , E s ta b lis h e d 1908 Wizard Orders (Clansmen To n Remove Masks AN IN D E P E N P E N t D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R Police In C lash W ith P ick ets M ONDAY THE W EATHER “ U Generally fair thtc’igh Tuesday except for \ fr« isolated thundtjft-bos".:- in the nlternnons Light tsiU ble ■ *Inils. S i r r a l f t -..‘jfl J A U G U S T 8. 1«4'1 A nsocifiterl I'rrsw L rn s e d W ire N o. u S fb t a r r « r t“ A c H e so n R e je c ts A rn ta 5 Percenters By Trygve L ie r IfiLIl O l V d m u 6 n D € r G timllc Says W hite Roosevelt Is Q u o ted ' — Mouse Aide H elped; As Saying It M ight I’rpjiiirpfl ‘W hite Pappr" On China T ake Ten Y ears to Defense Secretary W in W orkl Peace tM AMftASCAnOI! M-f.nrca Ptilllp P rom ises T o Assist I h - ip i i* i i, a copy III Washing­ M ask W earin g F o rb id ­ den A fter Shooting F ra y W ith M ayor O f Iro n City, Ga. Niiitctl St Mrs S aii i To lip Mntp O pen T^l' A m.m Ic Uyf R u ssian i1. I lit,tit Kvor Reform Ilf.Hl'iLN, Niuway. Aug 8 (.fT’i ton .*r t» s Iiidaiimu With China." W ASHINGTON, Aug. B— Of) A TLA N TA , Aug. 8 — — The of « Im lt lie »-ii eo-editor Prc*1, WASH INI. I ON. Aug. «— {/!>. — .Mnnntartiirer I'atiF Grlndle - Irygve Lie. srerelaiy-griicial of drul tiiminn atuiouiired that the Ku K lu i K lin'* chief iuurd an -Srn rl.irv ol Sf.ytr Acheron fi’.S* today ipiolrd Jnmea V. H alt, llir United Nation*, vanl today re­ Stair llrpaituu*nt U irlratlng the “ imperial erlirt" again*l mask key figure* In the Senate'* “flvt Iv ir|,(lfd today a propotal b t gional cooperation a g r e e mentv •‘White Paper" mini a view to dlewearing— about 36 houd* allrr percenter Inquiry, aa having j^ifii.iioi V' iud»ultrrg fR .M r h^ louth Georgia luwnilolk and rob­ mild: "t have only one thing te vomelimev may he welvonird under pruimt coiiodriuoir niitnppirlieiitb.it t ongrrn provide only ttoge** »(i-n dutorllon amt i>,l*uiuter»t*ndllir U. N. Charter, hut “ tlie vtiptr •.ell and that I* Influence." ed night rider* swapped ihoti. Iuk" that Ii b I (UTromidod t.'hlneieR.q* min .tul to wcMern F.uroHftGrludlr quoted Hunt as any lag iiui v ol the United Nation* i* ah The order from Dr. Samuel A -i T.iii rrl d((*n» (hu ltiR recent iliihl nr*I y, o the pi,in nn« in have plane paste **Iliirtv rlrar." >•" * » (lor* i irmnal .Souudphofe) Green, Imperial Wizard, came aftrr valued lit that ammint declared Aibf-tofi tol l ii,- NL- lug.trt 5eR*, v l.ir in idr no duett reference t.i the one-armed mayor of Iron Cit\, HurnliKi nml thro *old for 111 > tl"i itlot li.n l>--n i leading »«Dt* llir Ninth Allantic Fart in hi* inn in ,i svndirale Hunt repre Ga., and mint of hi* friend* opened 1 podri of tli, lu p n il,,m fi.icigg ca l*d, "Hr Into me." Grlndle .|irr( |i in ,i pillilli <i|liarr lirrr i lie tire on a Klan motorcade. poll* v ill it .ii< Ii i • *m-r would b f i- iii-'d “tlmi It waa a deal) .Ithlir i Will our nl .1 irn r, >• lie ill! To wind up the thooling war, the wlurli ntniM make the latpayIdllin n- tli,in y.-.tipi* m r*l lot Sciiiidmavia. mayor r.hatcd a Klan official into i i i Mn.nl hull If they knew arrant In in .iiu non irlrtriice to Rua*i I Imve wiilied to lull, nlnuit II" * Alabama at a 100-mile per-hnur | __________ i Pill in: i npli M of 'In* • Imitei m i . A* hr on I..Id ilm Senate Fata pace and had him jailed. 1riyp H-| ilinrn .mil Armed S . ^ • lueli |*--1mil * rollretlve n*lf dr tt VSIH NGTllN. Aug. ft— (A*! Dr. Green threatened member* I...... Ini a lertniii period." Lie m - ioimiulir-i Jy — Paul Grlndle. New England OlitlNO ONI Of IIV fR A l clashes oulalde the slrurk llrnnklyn, N. V . of the »heeled order with banith -i,1.1 "Tlmi I* until tin* Srriin ly innnidin tiner, told «ennlora te* phot of the American Machine nml Foundry Company. *.... .. nt the Ml In * 1 * iluut will, i | i force* with ment if they appear “ on any itreet. tiny nbuilt the ntruoge cane of i lined li.iv lieeli aid* to take *psci*l police cnllctl to the scene ml* with picket* during ■mnsi dennmitlioli i* r air ilcalimt. you gath iM llir Ir.ihliiK roof nt the Fox hot# in m irri in <a*n* of on aimed al mad or highway wearing a in*»k ■trillon In which 700 itrlker* tn..k pnrl. 1 he Incident, it ivm cud, w.m i , iiguiii'd a inenibet nnlioii id* ml n;r tiy a uiuuig ail .itlitudtt Trotting Trnrh riunnoote-aad touched ofT when picket* tried to »top a company car (JnirnmtiomU) or vi»or.” ll.it imiveiioii M ideally of a W- him i r(# t| tp j* i toif « fh f ioque whnl r.mird It. The track localHe taid the edict wa» neceuatv, y cliiii in ter I doubt d nl I 'i milru i*'ioin Hoalnn, waa * i,.I r f wr till llir ‘.iiiMiim of imiilAlff <11 rv-i hr pill to it- pritidlriill*, because certain “ unlawful nel* built dm Inu it* in-it with what -A* »lnv m [.iiin|»r. thr better II i • no dli-n** of ivlml ipeeml ill « have brought unjust ciitieiim aGrlndle iln rrlhril na 119,0M i.M*^ it,m |i Iiiivi- lu'i'ii luiineit w-itli an> 11 b* l «. !»nr ov ii inunity.11 worth of firtp from Jnmea V. gainil K lam jr|p .” ole t-f.im ce to tlili provision V ift l-pL- *** it«nifrulfd that tht * 11no I id WinlduKlon, key figure Tho AnaOfiatlon of Georgia i. i*i i iiliumridi rail no longer in tinSmall*’* "five perrenter"’ A*lniMioh,if(mu 4 £l r>OtO9O,OO0 Klan*. which Green heads, ha* '• . ilhd ••**;kiiuiI Hgierment* in liivridiKiillon, heen placed on tho lubvcrtlve lint uni pit»m*1111 f fa .1 piflrrn for 'lu I infi'd Nation* (• iiu * " of the tl. 8. Department of Jusi (if in11if tiv flit# ii n| wrileffi I o- .oi l* *1 IIY A S S O C IA T ED P R E S S tlrr. . li r. in,ilm ,f irring i r k ii hi I Miopr b* luff I lif rmim il to W A M IIM .IO N . Aug. 8 Green denied nny connection be. , .|ii*ii,loui ill fin* iiglit pn (■tiiMftl ifit I» i tin ^Jflflll AtKinti^ tween hi* organisation and the I'tiiil liiim llr, New Lliglnnd e* • *n . I Irr ilv l*i • »*inr •!*»*• bring *mJ Itt Iron City Incident. iri.nitif.il finer, si.ul luday Jninr* H .1 i- I,ling rarrliil out in Tho (hooting *pree started, *ahl .1,1 a - i i.ioopitep in make V. I liini ti.lil him that M.ij Gen- , , , .| hull, *dh **r in H lllll* with Mayor C. L, Drake of Iron City, **» I (-■*»',I VnHoiiii regiiliiloil,, nml mild n) i*l *ut rral 11.i11 v 11. Vauglian, the f’reiiwhen 12 or IB carload* of rohed III" I** I il I# III till' hl-llt fit of Ih ft .i, I (■:i in Jiing military ilrnt‘» oi'lii irv aide. "w *i one ol i in*,only i n whole, lull If d Kiantmen rolled Into Ihle little i'l.i*. g""iy uheail wtthoqt* llv IV IK I K|( II. I \NNIM> lit routhwent Oeorgln hamlet In the 111* cl'U*j| fnenili." i>in, i >.idi my to I lie- I ’ M, tile The permanent new ifRult.iup 'ill'll)* «i( ,v,'uifii Atlantic A l­ dark, early Sunday morning hour*. Foily-six men <>t t'nuqi.iuv I. Gnmllr irrldird at the Senate ......... . nml lierotlle III >pm aide ii H I th,ii In* favor* Inn - ii II rhi Z Oa r * i r Tftrfl One unidentified Klan*m»n re­ tmn tyilcm Inr volcr* in all I’lm- IJdlh liil inlty, I lomla National (ivr p ru rn tti" inquiry lliat i , i i >n iii'i-iiin pi "gram which ceived a flr*h wound. Drake re- ida election*, made mandatory iruMllnnra on I »«• Twal arrived I n r .it tin- A Cl. mil .l.i.i h nl* rliut till* connoiled none of hi* fighter* wa* by I9b0 by the recent L-gisI* CiU.Ktl. ,. , , , ir. • , . . ■.. . l jO .U fJ li A try mil m l. iu fin null arm*, httt urt, tute, wa* the principal topic ol ._______ ..____ u_„. . , ........ t will I **' pn** lii'li- f'uther joint Irinnnn in " r u rllrn l "unlnmii * .li­ I t i l l 0(1 The mayor, a Klan foe of long pluiiuuig A t T" Aml Standing, declared "eome of the ditcuttion at the two-daj »c* ter Iwn week* id (Mining at I I. ? P 1 “ t o r . , B y r < * ^ ? 8 S p o i l O f W e e k ■ S i l l t: Vumii'Ml" u: a *k*'i1 Ac lie aim If he c r p" bullet* w hissed by within ftva feet tion nl the Florida State A ' h k u - i V ' Ih iific a tio n h a i l s ; (;j | v p la y g ro u n d i would • I- I d 'he plea” of proceed* • of me" while Jie hardily eerlbhled lion of Supervitor* ol Re« i» li*-D TAM PA. Aug. ft— «/P)— Two Tonight, the t:u*ul*nirn will Alin II <>f>i I mg With u i lop-gap that wfiflW H JJ.I »\ .i down Ih , rub*I flfurea’ auto teg lion In Orlando latt week, Mr*. .T o C u t J o b lio ld e r f u sutperl* plckpil tip here tnd*r In *(!♦fiu'ii »»ur nl Iitude fit 1m -t ..I inert at the Amirov in iprcial-tet-Wm-I im 1 i*"lloi« t'inp*us the favorite sport Veim e ‘ C. Mettengen .‘v-inirud^ the CryNlal Henrh muidri ia — Wlllm. ' 1 lltiJillA lit lutl * *ilt utilII the nett Drake *ald He didn’t have a gun ' ” ' F -------- ’ (inn at 8 :0 0 a'dork. | i.f lt.< h,*v* and girl* on the pl*V-1 11'V 'I IIP Ho . .".ii ..f < maros* for nsualng up«ere releas'd when mirvlmi- ol W ASHIN GTON , Aug. ft—W) hut that anme of his friend* did County tupervitor, Haled today. I l ,'"iu t 1-iriMK the |ui*l week, Mr*. II '. Ill '■ *I , on 1 '1' ■!*' i i n il ■i, iiu nnttum of the* total prpf hr men left Sanford on July J t, ,‘ Ymitnr Hyrd fD -V ai repuited Hie nightmare utturk did out and they peppered the Klan convoy Seminole County will imtnll I' M liingle*. ritv recreation dirn lm lll) either .if Hirin 1 liirf '• *|l ill 111.11111, il, S tlI d.r with "hot gun and pistol fire. The the permanent regidtalimi *v>- iiui upon arrival at I t J o knot i day Hint unlfleutlnn of the A ..... 1 1», pe im ter Vntidenberg, I ( C g i l l i M * (I* r a g e T a i l Deputy H hiilff High I mII.m «•i. N ow am! Air Force*—voled Iie.o i i ........•.-loi*il thi< morning «n.ii,iii, In,. writ* quailcirti in Iruli which hail 1 1 , • iiieiimHie Orllllido He IfWtlfnxea on »*■«• T we ) 1 ' tem with a re-regiitration Iv two yearn ago- lui* fulled HUId the men * r i r tukm in'*, Iti’pintmeut’a Tennis niNlody lniaa*e th n mnl i|nu mu About Mf k 'll*" ning J*n. I, 1950, in act ulanc'* |1nnuelr floor*, flir lent* wrrr : ieduce tho number nf clvilm........ rip >[',a, 7 ...........nt in (Irlando Saturday | vara sum* en d In irm i a I in Hi, .1. Y o u th - H u r t L iii Mmg i i r l a n d o *p i i.t 10*1tl will* a tpccial act of llir l-egi-la j In,i m the daytime, lull mo! .il plnyea com pari. I with mm in ' a ... ii.ti Xloure, .llmmy Me•i> .-lit Urgiil.ii Aimy loud wa* dearrlptlou nlilnlurd of lliw him I form. , h 1It, lt.ll-1 ut lure l**t Hiring following ■ > ic j I n A n l i t C o llis io n f i> . ii .,i.1 . .11111,11v Fos and Edwin | 1 When unificntlon first i" • *" * killer. ,i r (' 1Ml I•M» ipiot by Mr*. Mettengci lor •• t of l.iit quality. Milch liettcr food , ffcrtlve in Heptcmlair I'" * . H."l Ti n Tenrii* luilructlfin*, Kturled1 The A ni erica n Legion will a««t*t li lirru pKuniicd loi next yrer, i a hi there were III elvilimi * i in ,,fi. i tiiinii. will ne continued I t icd Collin * in, i ii Inmlu, r. ceivIA M FA . Aug « d ’i A all Inrnl veteran* In applying for more up-to-date mellunl id Lc-p I W.il'i, .fm mill t inlay aftellpiou* ( ((udllig to I aeiit Havmond KndI loved for every IH men m »m ) a bump "" He l,"Ud. and Mr*. I I I I, l.l* tin Im , ■ their National Service Life In- ing the regittration tectnd* |irrt in llir t I vtlal It* i- h Imi i i,i ii,. tut.•' front i-oiirt. A Innmr | I lading Cl,Ilm ., i cling with him l foi in 111) Mild the ratio wa . eh »'■ ii, wliu tiipima tided Co. I. 11.i ■urnnre Dividends, It wa* announ llip*, liultl t'outInin d on pag, I no A thorough dltcunion nml nnn- I 1,-111,1 hill, Minnelli will In* -lulled. | a* jitnlta’il ui a "•■'ti inn Kuinlay fed todnv by .lame* Q. Galloway, I vnIh of cluingc* In Htnlr H 'in " 1] Ih cn'iitPin lorllldi’d Riiftludl, vnl- m l lit Hip atari of the pi* ">i M inli,v, Aug. H' i l.l',' im evening ut *'* ,*.' u’l’huk ul Palmetto commander of the Csmpbbll-Lo* law* took place at the convention. |i \ I,all, -dviiiuiiing, etc. No ca»cn fDrill year, July I. .Ml | V. ill-. 1 *li b 1(1,1V. Avenue mnl Nineteenth Street*. During the peak of He « it, It,,.,,, taking pall III the -ofl king Fo*t No. 119 nf the American *ho *ald. if. A. Gray, aecrct«iy of | i >t,i 1,inn or nrriilcnta of nny there were 47 men lu tinlfm i [.il hull gnu........... at the Luke ii , ) ,.i 11 b, y i , The left Irani of the DcSolo itf ib' *., i , Legion of Sanford. I mil writ* reported among the clato, and Howard Halley. *•-•*'" diiven by Collin* wit:- .lumugcd. t very 10 civilian employe- livtil Fi-ui< Hull I'nik were John .lone*, ilt i t Hf • t imlt 9 "Our post will have the necee- tant attorney general, participated i • al group. A few men, hownvrr, noted. Waydt* II (nitnet, J r dtivur of Da nl Ite-tei John Hiiih I. John ,l r. H. t ' t*t|* l)'P * 4"! in Uulck ennvei(ildi *iilun Involved *arv application* which veteran* :n the dlecuatlon and helped ex­ li.ul mill*, *meThe Senator culled atteni' i All member* of tli. s p Wrigid Robetl Arthur, Duiiglu* will have to make to the V A to plain the various feature* «t tho i I ruining wa* rugged and the lhi* a* chairman of the 1am Ogli-hy, Fi mikte .Stciistrold, Hal Shrine Cluli mid tlieii h i '.. ■i t \|tdfur« •»{ i|fM4»* J:n (lie aceld"(d. wn» not reported •nr tit get their N 8 L I dividend*," Com­ pew - ’ectlon law*. Rep. rh a rle a ! oiru of Company 1 completed a ( ommllteo on Reduction of non I'li try. f’huilea Guthrie, Dminu invited jin lured tiy ' aid II *; 7'diis who In attend a I* if ......... * mander Janie* Q, Oallaway laid. O, An .aw*, Jr., of Orange county ih....... lay bivouac tired nnd long- t uicntlnl Federal Expendum* Thursday night nl <i " *,'. i., f i n *.i pi• I mIt'D, inveatigaltd 'in* accident, Roth M l n o . .Inliii I 'indquUt, Gen* 1 » ,• “ Every veteran who held hla who »pon»or*d th , now Irgiuln- iin: for the *oft cot* which, during * * *-*. taken to HatHi* report showed tin* n.»>*•*n.*l Hie f'utliniu lull In lift..net l ot i" 1■MM, Hi I t-a ft | mitoinoblb ■ •t* In ti.i. fitat day nf ramp, they had i uillitiiry establishment ' "'t'1 "',l Muittiii llioiher*on. N S i.I policy for 90 day* or more llon wa* alto present to 'liff'a. Ft*,d ''ullin-* was luket) I *i if 1'nue „ m| lltuHtrloii* I’nteiiliil,. Will,ui In..Inn tion in the waits I*. k Iii a i'll* Imrd, They took down : BB-I,72H civilian* In June Hn " " Witt’to mu. Ilm lev Plump*, Walter R u lers, Ji «f' Mommm’h i , will have a refund coming to him the ilUrukalnn. finline by 111) father, li I. Cellini ■*f Orlundo Tin* former wa* Among tho more Impurlant ti.* ii lentil mill parked n full field j compared with H71,77ft a V " ' The VA expect* to pay out Grnhuni. \l I’liilllp*. Mary Ann '"•’keonyllle, will d live, a l u t i s l t I ,Sf Ilf I* I I I u iiv it ig n m i uii N in e lc r n lft pmxlmatrly $2,800,000,000 In these change* will l>e the nccetiity for I, weighing fill pound*, They Althmigh the Army 11 '"1' Wiurlii, I niiim* Mi*AI«*xnmli*r mik! ^,t3 M,,w*y D i IC m I I i m * O a C age T o r i ic re then loaded Inin truck* and hove deerensed by IH.ftL' h u Ih " refund*. Payment* per veteran are Shrine Club it i t ll|* C f H l f HC ,'lro*t uml (lie latter north 9B i i dnOmiatl On I'n R f P lt M I d 11 Palmetto Avium,, at Hip time of 111lieu to ii point four mile* from employed oversell*. Ilynl * 1 Kniervnlloti* fur the t.,n> expected In average about 9116 mqi where they were unloaded, added 55,792 civllinni ii............ Hie accident j according to the VA. Application! timy bn made hy tele|dio,mig n I. i" . .( ii lied t'roe* l i, • v McLatllln (5121 liefnic U . i ‘li mm, walked four mile* to tinentnl llnited Stuies ......... t1" should ho filed aa quickly a i potli U...I I if Saving -li" dnv noon, according to Eihm . i . ■ p. which wan part nf thn "tren.- pu*t fiscal year. el hi a hecaute It will take weeka 1l.ntia, president, of Hu* Saufu For the government u- u ■hull* o" 11aiiiing that they ware achedand monthe for a veteran to get \ I r'fHif |ttm| hml I I I ( f ’onllnn*<l tin I'a a e •• Phrlne Club. Mr* C. H. McDaniel, mother ol *........ . hii refund cheek." im i lift' tllVlMtf f l ' l t l III 1 LA I SHANE, Hwilzerlend, Aug. "Thla In the first time Hud t* Actually, Commander Galloway r.f Dr. T. F, McDaniel, died yes­ 'the 12till Infantry wnt a part m' ii ,» WlM fOlultliDc fl 1 >»Mf. 1i h id’i Mi* Humtiei Welle*, " lie Land ha* had u Shrine elith.’ explained, Tho American Legion terday afternoon at fldib o’clock of the divlidorinl review on Aug. A l-tiil wiii * Ly VV I1• Mr*. E*eni Price, eliairman of til ■ ■, .,f ilic funner U. H. Urn a,see* Lane declared thin nun mug ,. 1f Aji will put on the blggeet manhunt ut Atlanta, Ga., following n long nml wa* graded aa the be*t regi­ Hie etdei tuinnu ul mninilttee of' f It'll " 1 irtery uf Plate, died In Itn hotel tho Sanford Shrine Club ■ ■ Ultrai*. In hlitary in trying to locate veter­ on m in the dlvulnn. This la quite .f HO- r m i l s e "ii iiui uewlv funned lo iils t oiganD' I .Ml '■ . . . . i.crg hint night, hotel nffirlal* dl*. the Del.nnd Hlirlne did* . , an* who are eligible (Of the NSL1 Funeral aervlce* for Mr*. Me- no areonqilialimcnt Immune most , ii 1 . ,,f 10 yetiro ..f ug" /ullon on 11lnt*iI a pingiutii of en>; ri* U ' l l.ood wish lit the world ’ Dr. Frederick Wortmm, I let. Iter < ’l"«rd toduy refund*. Daniel will be held Sunday morn­ of i In* men in the 124th never have i u. Hi" .-miran in in- tcrtainim'id for llir eomlng tourlrt rtf "1 1 former Muing at 10:00 o'clock nt the It. M. I, . ii in a divisional review before. 7.7, died at the local Ji.Mpit*l *» ' ..... TRU M A N HAf Ii i, Ol, ..iv m)- H tm le d fliasnil to -15 immibera of the group l.*l ' l. li-3(i a . M. Sunday rollowmg " thllile Towns.... I, wa* W. Ilea' eecS L A Y E R P U N IS H E D Patterson Funeral Horr»i, Atlanta. Cion i ipu Trilmndgfl of Georgia ami 1 r Hi,. M o y f a t r pool tiv at the 7 iiui ist Center Saturday h-l.» " , liort l ine*. Il" bad liv-t h'mnl wife Hi* first marriage. I« W ASH IN GTO N , A ug.‘ ft i i< „nilnn*a tin Pane Kite| w ' H AIFOH D, Fla. Aug, B—</P|— Interment will ba In Evnrgnwn li d. ....... ..( ii<,i"il *»wlminet an d i vcnltig. ii fin aix nmnlita at lilfi Flhi.ti AvrMl** Ester Slater, was II**.,Iv........ tj' r I'reildent Truman flrnvf loti t Flem Grlffla waa executed at Cemetery ut Montgomery, Ain. Program* will start ttie second llvoree In 192,1. Welle* hnil two | WaihliiKton lid* tnoirMiij- * T R A IN M EN C LU H Slate Prison Farm today for tha MIC. iiiipb ted Hi* senior week In December, nnd *choot Ruin In Providence. If t I'** m i -*. RniJatnlii and Arnold, from | unending two nnd a half MIAMI R EA C H , Aug. B - ( / P J "laying of hla former wife's bro­ H A R D W A R E W A R K II0 U H E tl(iddv C aitei, Itlcli- talent will he us«i| in the enterlier,I liia ftial marriage , ril« Cut net In Mounlnin....... Cntoctlii ramp ther, I’ I! limb, Rnlm trlnnieuls, said Mis. Price, whp -Ml H The Hill Hardware Co. recently The Dixie Rooetera, fun organlta- Cfi, 1875, L)r Fletcher pi.cticnl id* fir*l marriage. The ewltch waa thrown at 9:06 obtained • permit to rrert a 2d Y ’o «f thn Rrotherhood of Rail­ 11 rd Whrlrli.'L rift is 11111*1" a I diiertiu fm schools flk’ . t A. M. and death waa pronounced by 96 foot concrete block ware­ road Trainmen (R R T ) and the ini: m I ., I Ib'ii l.iiaiung, Glenn the county. II." ), iEkV by Prleon Physician Dr, D. L . Nix house on Went Flret Street be­ Aim llary. voted today to hold next Qll'W r . l V , » '* '• •«" ............ hS1h^llh, i U . u d . r , l ^ b I ................................... II, ( i i huiiui Str initer, llellyc A raid party will In* (odd Bat, ........ lb" P m at 9;12. dent wan behind the wheel Mii n,. I 'll It.ii bin Itneker, Mary urday night nt 7dl(i o'clock at th4. tween Holly and Cedar Avenue* ye.n't (invention In Chattenoogig 7"°*|„..... ......... , I „ , e x p o a u r o when he fell unconwloua Hn had only on# be­ al estimated cost of |2,0<>0 Hurvivora Include one 'la>it,hi«. c hr , n,K,lt „ Btl„ w. way. lfo nvernged nbout It. m*i \ nn ■il"- ay. U ii'iry Hliu’letaty, tourist Center, and Mra Price, 9 Tcun. fore he went to “I Mra. H J. Gregory of Fayette­ nn hour on Ilm highway and *i \t.u lb a n lib* ami Jackin Cam- will lead lu it pingrnm of folk, covered field near Ids Maryland have no 111 feeling or rived nt H:46 A. M. ville, N. C.l one nnn. Fi.derirk i state. nanclng and group singing. Plan* against anyone ana I forgive W, Fletcher Jr., Linilsvdl". Ky: nr* being made to Imve the*#* everyone." three grandchildren, John Giegory parties every Saturday night, vyt ZI IN JU R E D of Fayetteville; Jim Flrtcicr *nn 3 R1RMINOHAM, Ala., Aug B LO N ELY M A R T I co rro N ch o p Mary Jane Fletcher of Loui-vdlc. </!7 Twenty-two periona were in­ vi iDrt N EW YO R K , Alug. . • —o r two ilstera, Mr*. Ghnileii liodz. jured yesterday when a concrete W A SH IN G TO N , Aug ft-'/P) . defenm reeted He ea*e Niitley, N, J nnd Mr- I’1In* runway collapsed at Ths Agriculture Department today Rlrkwooil I f hearU” mu ‘ ‘ Lawrence of Lnwton, Gkla. forecast this year’* cotton crop sir, HV PAM DAWSON it » Martha Julo Field. 14,906,000 bale* of 500 [ioumji|, Funeral service* will Iw* hrU The ceve-ln came without warn­ NEW Y O R K , Aug. B— (AT—The gnvrinment is moving to make if aj Erickson Funeral Home »' M. Fernandea ............................. .. ............ r. i ncl-v Oxuam, Mellnxliit gross weight each a* of Aug. g L >ii, W ASHINGTON, Aug ft ing 'hiring the first game of g, easier for bueineMmcn lo borrow mnncy-aml easier for Uncle Sam to 9:00 P, M. tomorrow with Hrflhortty baft with This estimate rompare* wl l«»t night of killing ti If fJtflJH M ali* IH ^ filial** im ••• *« Icdeial (Pint ftttt aid in to |M pulilir. |U||L double-header between Birming­ *d, J . Howard 14,888,00(1 tintes produced larf B, D. Brownlee officiating is* nOffOWr too* N, a ban. torment will be at a Inter date- ham and Mobile of the Souhern ''h w j ,;r‘^ P " " '1" fatholic le id ctliip roar, and with ii ten-year (19L_, 193*,. lV,{’ The idea it a iluuhle-banel nne to put a brake 6n lira Association. Play wa* not Inter­ 491 avarage of It,.700.000 lialst. The family hn* requested ih*1 !‘l* Had that ah and lo awko the Treatuiy'i dart of deficit financing leu rupted. Birmingham won both menta made flower* he omitleil. ttt a zadlo interview hr vnd I Mini* C.udin.d Npellmnn** "pmonul guinea. ■I ■ time when huylng-on-4 C OF C M EET ‘ attach" Mra, rFranklin i' •*--------------------”* - (>n wisBf rinifi R Most of the Injured dropped Ths Board of Director* of theG E T S 70 T E A R S ■M’ laAflirilnv Pin d ntllllon rlae 10 daya ago from the •rasavelt waa a part of n " oidlv ■re Increasing, and |ow ^ bidkatenm w C E D A R R A P ID S , lu.. A uk 8 - about IB feet Into the gaping hole calculated plan" of the Oatliollc Ii" ill" final lodge of tlie wnrthlnea* Ssmlnqle Countv Chnniber of Com*, i «t an all-time peak. of nil liouuui beings. Wires- will meet Tuenday evening, W —Df, Robert C. Rutledge. lr < to the ground. hierarchy. great demand for butlneaa i leans ’ financial picture Hi ,liini iMiinm said the American at 190 o'clock in Hie director* room-. i of Ut. Iftitil* today wa* sentenced Which the bank. cn»Y matt £ g Haattld thla plan wa* ‘‘.Ir.ilgnrd STR U C K B Y LIG H TN IN G t0 "any federal aid to public people luiv" recently learned that of ths Chamber of CoAmsreg . . Board I* « 11 *! Thean ohanrtnr# ‘ ‘ to 10 yearn In prison for the to** U RBAN A, O., Aug. 8 ~ m ~ A triangle slaying of flyron ('■ H**’ "cttoola, unless the hiernn hv cun luleinl aid to education is deed Building, Edward lllgglns, mantt* Dion «f bank (that the bnnke Imlt of lightning, which took a KOI i|a hands into the piililic Im tini M'.mion of Congress, and tr«,r announced today. __________ iy, ’i * trkkle, Pletity of money to giant bounce from center field to District Judge J. K. Hclscrm** treasury and secure millions for niont nf them iluplnra tho fact. •men pro-1 the real shortage ia fold the young pediatrician that first b u e, struck and killed a ^"5»atjart of parochial education " Rislmp ftxnam alao an Id thefe ■• looking fa n However, by fr* 11, ii ' .(liking parallel between the had committed a acriou* and semi-pro bweball player hare yes­ Hfi#^ro* n recently ac terday. Three ether player* were rueed live, flocaevelt, widow of oigaiilxaliuiinl structure and meth­ Rsersstiun Schsdule I fo r tell aod j nBrve* at this offvnic. Reiorve l “ * Tuesday *' of antl-C'aih- od of the world-wide Communist aentence," he said, "nm*t slightly Injured. 11# t« a will plain It Nona of the aatiaated 600 spec* of in Amcrl- political Party and the world­ . 9t«0 A . M. Western Auto's " I * . . aevore-for n long time." ta lo n w ia kn rL tala" w ill play a Junior team atIng inflai . had opposed wide Roman Catholic PollUei The Judge stipulated that tk* The vtetttx wag Harold Jensen, ------ Tow Park In 0 i lands, fund* for non- Party. Roth arc totalitanUh. and will the oosevelt dsn- seek control of the minds bf la i iw r , Penitentiary **t ft. flrai baeeaiaa for Urbane In P. M. Swim actlvltlaa Valiev League. i c h i i m M oa M g s Two 91 Um OvJsdo pool, ■aid God will* ,<r , Mrs. Messenger National Guard Describes System; Back In Sanford Of Registration From Ft. Jackson Suspect Arrested)High Winds Drive In Crystal Beach Foresl l ire Into Torture Slaying New Timlier Area,;; In fan try , I *. R eport Is Made On IZ-ltli R ated F irst Muring 2 Day- Session Of Divisional Review C ounty Supervisors IVimis Is Favorite CiM/n! M.m si-ti. R ju rcs iruut A ir I Irs•f» Ivlonlatia -i i l' i i'l.iy O llu’t ' . Legion To Aid Vets* In su ra n ce Claim s . 'iliritiers Invilt fl In B anqut'I In Dp La ml ap- Mr«. C. B. M cDaniel Dies In Atlanta, (la. iVIrn. Sum ner Welk'H Dies In Sw it/Frlam ) i ...I, paim,lay (Winter's Program Is IManncd Lor T ouriata Dr. F*1W. F letclw r D ied S unday A. M. B ^ V ssr-rfe W * statement the chair! malice r TR* m s u z t e r r - a *T,w verament Moves To Make It Eaiier To Borrow, Money « ......... Methodist Bishop Says Catholic* Killed Federal Public School Aid IL matt. Recreation Schedule/ . be eotrved nt lit n® s 7 y fd y■ >j v: �w SS - - ;• , 4V j MONDAY AUGUST 6. 1949 I Methodist Bishop ste p ih O f f y « n y •i *: to Tho United Btatae Is about iy-i governm ent In t h f AmaricARM ria lo n o f. , o f G erm an officials under the . h lfh commissioner. This chanfe is tb# button! ng of th e moat delicate and most Important phase o f th e occupation of Gi " American. British and French officials who work in Germ any a fte r the federal government of W estern Germ any la get up must atear a fin e cottree. l t w*U be th eir eesessa, ta sk to kmp a lig h t enough min on thh O o m g n governm ent to kipep it functioning, kelp It from m o v ^ to W w H an underairable degree of power, and keen it ol reii Quirementa. At the same time suf/ioient freedom of actldn nntng th e ir own government, ana governm enr work. It in plain that the Allied occupation offlit wot clals will be called on to muke many difficult decisions and unawer m any baffling questions. The progress of the period of supervised governm ent will largely determ inea the success orIll— feilurg o f th is second mm ..a m '** a. m ___________ a. a .. e ffo rt of th e current century to bring G erm any In to 'th e fam ily of th a democracies. It may decide w h eth er or not G e rm a n y .. another twenty-five years hence will fo r th e th ird tim e lit | | m century be the chief d istu u rrbb tr of th e peace o f th e world. tenon m m w W ,1 8 ®r — (ft News Analyst, D.1 lit Maakearia.) Chins inevitably upseta the bal­ ance of power in n divided world. The weight of 47B million poo* pie fifth of humanity - shift* ins from one aide of the world j Ktan Unmasked la sa S S m Hunt also to U ta t h s ’ co uij'am i everywhere!*- Bo’tT ^ rn rtE * «com- jiig h ^ d er^ retau Tted TC r S e te d .I/ ' did go to ths white Houae at say municatlon, character aaaaulna-' TWverel hour* elapsed b e tw e e n 'V lime. ■ tion, and economic repriaal*.’’ ‘ he shooting ond the daredevil' ft W .. C rln d l.’. j* i ' ,n New York, Cardinal Spelt- automobile chasejo Dothan, A la., . . t T '* . man couM not reached for com- flS-mliea away. The Mayor gave about Hunt e activities la W aih- , went. /base details. ............ ‘ * -----*-»■* i----- 1 He had returned i#lton the! led to the current ^ W Sheriff C, ^ C handler talaphoid vntigatton. ■ I won of the Romdn Catholic Church that someone had eworn out an at* He took the aland after Sec re* concerning the uae of federal funda unit warrant against him. Drake started to Chandler's office and Ury of Dcfenm Johnson promis­ for parochial echool children. roottted the car which had led the He eaid such aid waa sought ed the inquiry group he will help ^ASHINCTON, Aug. 6—(/P' solely for auxiliary service* like Klain parade. "gel r id of unicrupuioui men transportation, health service#, The Mayor stomped thjt^accatestiver (D-Tettn), who who prey on both buiineea and non-rellfioua textbook*, and rntor and the whirlwind' wants m eg Democratic nations public funda were neither nought on. Tha Klan official, boekad aa government by peddling influ­ nor expected for teaching service*, BUI Hendrix of tTeljab* ease, Yla., to Join in • federal anion lomalhing ence.” A our own union of 46 state*. 0 . echool conatructlon or melntcn- aeld hla speed hit 100 M, P. H. during the race. Hendrix, who said said today that “Coogreia it far Grindle opened hie testimony ance. Bishop Oxnam’s Interview with he l». m> organiser for a by outlining how'he happened to behind the people on this itibpccl.” Hunt, a former, Commentator Ed Hurt waa reco* I hooded order, the Sowtharn Hu incei up with " ,,n. ‘ r •d, Friday afternoon ______ .In «Ancon ___ . a, thlux i u, K a n . ” sued t o m II m h u A . Op behalf of a group of 20 tenKlan," sped to POlk* head* Army officer who describes him- IN . H ., for broadcast last night. nuarters at Dothan and naked pro- alert. Kafauvar Kai inlroducad a buret--------- ruapMop aifclna dw President to self at a business counselor. Hunt Oxnam said of Cardinal Spell lection, ------- Th# Mayor ---------- wide M-hiem to tho other la one reaeon for the white paper on China published laat week by the State Department. One of the moat important thing* thla white paper did wai to admit the fu tility of trying further to prevent tho ahift w ith !he methud used In the past. That method wan to support the legal government of China, aa per* .unified by Generalissimo Chlatig Kai-Shek. It didn’t work m If anv new method la to work, it w ill hava to anewer many grave nuiatlun* growing out of. the great has denied any wrongdoing. v*■hift In world power that Red (Jrindle said Hunt offered to gat 'b o o ,. r‘ ” him pnrt .uf a China meani, MONDAY AU G . .* 7 * 1 for furniture ana Three of the*# questions have mcm contract for * * " ,r,i#d «• the people.. was eat at $600. ■hlngton last Apr, bean ralaed by J . D. Ferguson, be camu to Waahlni editor of the Milwaukee Journal. n to talk tha matter over with He asks what the impact of Red him. GrindIV said he asked Hutu is s trass at Ike U f sf and found rloake, Women In Politics Chine, aa ahown by tha white ■bout hie background and Hunt tverr trews tv tr qtade. guns, ona tommy gua klip told ............ him that Vaughan waa ’one . 4 _ UlHfhlBMl m i s VMM paper will be on: reyal families wasM still . carbon copies of K m lattma. of hla closeat frienda." would raalat that,” Acheaon rai,|wntlf]vd -Haadrtx _________ _ 1. China'a use uf the veto In Grindle related that Hunt r r .i serial erswaa bad they baa* L ittle by little, women are getting firm e r footholds in piled quietly. ” ! think w# must go nl nf the Grand Dragon Ike tsaekiai af the trass is* politics. Tha recent appointments of fin . Perle---------------M eata as the Hecurlty Council uf the Uni­ fide d to him that Hunt’a wife waa forward on both front*." t f aiaklsf a mockery af It. m inister to Luxembourg and Mrs. Georgia Pfeese C lark as ted Nation*. fond of a certain type of brandy He favored furtahlng military n ..r L jn» tha Klan la nothing 2. China’* Ion* of Influence which a certain distiller sent to tka kings of tht carpi thsll tre a su re r of th a United States sre followed by th e designa­ among Western Nutinna. aid while strategic plan, era being J M„ yor Dr>k, . He recently Ih ta .-P t. 188:4. tbe White House each month. He tion uf Mrs. Edna F. Kelly as the Democratic candidata for 'I. China'* commercial treatlee •aid Vaughan uaed to give him m ui-nun iuiu win niiuuiiim n™- , , , ^. l .. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ At Congress in th s tenth district of Brooklyn. W hile th e re aro with Weatern Nation*. • of the brandy with Inatruc ate coimnitteea earlier today that kidnap attempt by °t>anlng fir# h i ll wet a far nors mature In Red hand*, the Chine*# veto M ono to take It home to hla wife should approve foreign wl“ ' *" CbfM M tkas meat af as. That it a few women In Congress, other selections o f women to run presumably would be used In Hua-iue nu|,i Hunt aiao told him that Congreea arm# aid because "the United *sl'l ‘ ko Klan wanted t* kidnap i_ » m___ _ a __ i i i . •?* . m e __ _ _ L I . . . I . . . u fo r Congress have often been purely com plim entary, the ala'a favor, but sItussin doesn’t Vaughan frequently gave him boa­ Btate* ia open to attack on its *’lm because be had opposed GovfjjjSssrt t r U S S S * l rV* forlorn choices of minority parties. The te n th d istric t has need this because her own veto ia rs uf cigar* which nar been sent own territory to a greater extent ttnor Herman TaImage politically, IfMebes, in nteoaaitlM, is pern- been Democratic for y ean . aa ebaolute aa anyone elee'a. Tbe to tbe White House. than aver before.” , . Ifon Cl|y* *?n ‘ b" ™*yat’t InBefore the House Foreign Af- *l*lan-*. ha* bannad wearing of Congress has had leading women m em bers, such as Chinese veto, however, might bo Other “ close friends” mentioned ; c B “ '* used to give the Boviet veto n rest by Hunt during ths conversation, fairs Committee, Bonner Feller., a m»*k* In public. Klan Leader HanMrs. M ary Norton, of Jerssy City, for m any ysaiw ch air­ now and then. • ______ aeld, were MeJ. General retired brlgadlar general who aer- drix said none of his man wore (Hindis m an of th s House Labor Committee, and S enator M argaret Irman,- chief The danger would not come from 1Herman Fat ------—■ =-' of* “I he vad on Ganaral kfacAgihur’i staff maaka. Mayor Drake, howayar daMcKtlltr. chairman of Chase Sm ith of Maine. The number has, howsver, bean su r­ the veto. From the standpoint of i Armv tluarter-maater C °r P*; " n‘; during tha laat w ar, declared that clerrd he thought at kaat soma te Appropriation! Commit* prisingly small. Mrs. Kelly will, if sleeted, be only th e aecond weatern power* It would lie In the | M*|. General Aldan W altt, chief uf the United BUtae ahould glva no nf them were masked— n viola* h hai approved mors than large-scale m ilitary aid to Knropo tlnn of the town’s recently enactwoman to serve In Congress from New Y ork S tate. Mrs added prestige China w ill give to the Army Chemical Corps, .000,000 in taptndhurat pro-ttovlet bloc of nations, Both off leers have been suspend now but ahould promise to blaat ed ordinance. Caroline O'Day was a congresswoman-at-large In the early the particularly In the ayaa of sm allarlsd by tbe Armg pending outcome out uf bualneaa with air Almut M Klan*men participated year, laya that after a long days of th e New Deal. How long will It be before women sre power* having a racial and colon-1 of the five percenter inveatiga- Russia power in the event of Ruialan ag* in th* Iron C ity narad**. Hendrix he baa found it ii no fun to s s num erous In Congress ss the men ? ial background akin to China' tion . gresalon. aeld they had planned to v tilt money. Wall, for ona it From tho standpoint of the Uni­ I ii the case of both officers, It would be "a very great blund- several other Oenrxle cities. Grindle said, Hunt told him ho hnd , ha ti doing a pratty good ted Nations Itself, tho danger Ilea *r to engage the Red army on the Hendrix, *n electrician, ia wall Whut la Money? of it. in the possible appearance of two acre** to their offices at ‘‘any ground,” Kallara testified, because l>nnwn in Florida's canital as a «el* uf Chlnexe delegate* at Lake time." Rustle's manpower reserve* and Klan representative, H* opposed Johnson waa the first witneav ns natural condition! favor her on „n unmasking Idll which waa daT he piece of paper or tho coin in your pocket or-ytm r j . ii«t china farm .! thi Sinaia’s apKlal Jnw tlgailoi'* randlund testified before a the ground. Gated in the 1W49 Florida Legta* ‘ Kov.rnm.nt SSTiSStLrS‘ SoSailemtnillea la st. week that balance In th e bank are In themselves w orth nothlnf. The I . n; w " If we don't build the greatest |„ture. money la in our confidence th a t iti<-i*im* chinav place at Lake Sue ;|^,R*••»!«« n^rrHnlarl"—ihuw, wllU nir force in the world, we'll even a capital Investment of $1,000 value of w h a t we call hot* things. thlsiuw can be exchanged forr fit other S T -tfH * If the olil dalagatSa from I ‘flv* percanlara"—Ihoaa tualiv be destroyed." the former $33,500,000 loan from the W han you bought that bond, you loantd your money Nanking atill are ri-rognliad ih A :*rL*ll,M' ,0 R ,t conUact* fo a fi*«*. artillery officer added. |L for the purpose of making uuarti-l could anllt' Ika l Telling the subcommittee, “ You What the United State* should to th e Government. The money In your pay envelope re ­ t-naulng (('•atiaaea H ms Fan* One) " w ~ '' " * ! can rount on our wholahaartad co­ do Fellers said, I* to xive friendly fgbrieeled houses. Who said tha In that case, even th* most nar­ present* a loan of your labor, for th a t money la only iih U. N. w ill* Open. operation,” Johnson added: of golden opportunities are good aa Governm ent's promise to make It good. It could wn-ck It altogathar If with your determination to get nation* enough m ilitary aid to row aelf Interests w ill suffer In tho __United Stale*_i*._a and Russia juat.. "We are in entire ----sympathy Preserve Internal security, and the long run," , Wen though ha is n£w ios1 -. “ . Yet Governm ent him nothing which It does not tnke upon ^....».A-*t-In----ourLI*own supporting rival ChlneA* da- rid of those unacrupuloua men who build up and retain • 1,000,000 a month on ihs from Its cl tliens. legatlona ami ding thalr respective prey upon l*oth bualneaa and govfnt'i invest men! > eminent hy selling—rather ^ » Wo d tiia n a give Government the authority to print allies along with them. The answer to Mr. Ferguson's would call It peddling—Influence, money a s a medium of exchange; but only the creation ol second question - what about Johnaon eaid he has been near, it used to be considered w ealth by those who work, w h ith er In office, factory, farm , China's lose of Influence among Jng for oomo time that r young men to use par- mine aha so o il can make th a t money good. Weatern Nation* T ** Ilea to the her of w-caljed. five percenter* tonic, or other estenlials Tho w orth of money, then, ia only guaranteed by th a labor future course of power polUlta. *>»• ,°n ,\“T. .rooming, neatly 90 par- qf thoee who work. TOdgy.-ffi o f u i, from president to sweep­ Th* day may never como whew V'U111 , "IT.* ell high Khool boys now e r work about one day In four, w ithout pay, for Government. Red l-’hlna ran wangle a loan from ana or more the 66 types of One-quarter of the national inco^ta la taken from ua In th«. Wall Street. Hut It'a probably •>*, « l w « » .m ated'at their atula* | Kurape' It# at the fears Icalled ready aaf# to «ay that Red ■>«•' en y and at the extent of their | th * only * eta recently studied by Brand form of income or hidden taxes. eeaa In China mean# more western ' ■ .................... — **— T Foundation. Over 62 per A i Government we shall ■ all have Influence lost there than China r__ spending ____tvu ■*»increases, *^«* *** ••••V*' it‘Used hair Ionic, and 65 to give more labor without pay, p o r Government will have will lose In the west. Juat through the mechanic* ____ i Uaed deodorants. The woili to increase Its debt itsA*citixens money. mi AA 1I to --A Aby w prin tin g morn II Ml'flll V, I... — •-» - - -----‘ ‘a power politics, the firm er control j | mo»t aa soon aa I took office." »Viiv w lil "find ‘ bore a w»y «* pT ie n . money....... would bo w orth ju s t th a t much l e u In purchas­ the K«*d* gain over China, th# The Senate group waul* to find }.»„ n freedom" which w ill ke»P \ that five years from now thara ing power. greater their bargaining power nUt whether any of the contract !. 1 Arom aVtr again euqmmmg w ill lie real hope that war w ill have become obsolete. ConaMor thnt work lx lim ited by our physical cniiaclty. w ill be with both Kunala and tha agent* b-v» tried to Influence lie Rep. Duffin lancaiter ol goVl#t control. . . . . west. Communist Hussla cannot, federal .’ fflclala. L-V,.n today, ha adde<l,_ We cuu ------1 do JuMt*ao*Lmuch. B ut th e supply o f money I h limited |fe hai been charged with isiu- »... * /or polithnl reusona, afford to let The small hearing room wa* . jta<i troop* from the Gerworthless checks in Daytona by th e apood of tho p rin tin g proaaga, which our'elected rethla great new Red ally down, packed aa Johnaon took the wit_ . n. uecUph»d area have •* presents ____ ______ _ ____ . fives set nl motion by th e ir vot*a. Last month ha waa linad For Strategic reason*, Russia naaa chair. About half the spue* |( t0 1,000 In a alngla (Ceartsae* r w * Fan* One) L et's U ko our choice. Wo c m spend leas by elimlnatlnK must take every precaution to ae* waa occupied by newamen. !•»** »r "lor obtaining lodging with to 26-86 miles an hour >ur lata today. governentul oxpenditurea o r resolve to work tliat the great nationalistic drive Ing only atarnt 86 chain for go m®,nRuMla.a «t*rnal alllas-dlaTwo determined group# of man to defraud”. Both ol these unnecessary __ I __ A-----AX. « ----* * underlying the Commtiilet re- ernment official* and the pub . winter and »anpower-are moved in from the flanka today rare iha same thing aa steal- harder for the Government beeaui volution In China I . kept friendly • In th e last analysis, Money * impotent against a ir power," be ha •gainst th* fire whteh __ * y la work, id at long as wa continue to Russia. ened 6,000 to 6,000 acre# sine* i said, “ ao long u wa maintain tho —The Lever Magazine ' Bv the same token, tho waat can I people like that to tha LagFriday and has a portnarter of t i land In bomb* and bomber*, thla ill afford to overlook any chance I, wa can aspect la continue war deterrent ia likely to continua mllaa. Pightera controlled ona flra In to wean China away from Rua* the kind ol laws wa gat. ____ — 1 I Q s l l l i l i i M Vlfli T i l l , affective.” Idaho but another burned un­ — W SS iwSLSfwSf, fir"'1"- >umttaa t Arms Program a ‘t i s Forest Fire Suspect Held ala. slim though that chance may -i-y U . wa) arrrilrd Kata today., g little bard lor Iba ctepa to be convincing about Th# diraetara of . $aing to tha dogs ia the Iu a p ra c ta s a te d season at foelaty of Ngwippper service gjji Farmers ‘ Market, tha iking season ia general ' farmers had. the Inink deposits, tka mv drivea which want ovtr and all Iba naw Rom 7 aments whkb th e ate Making. to irf lk« Fair '* Man lu into a factory, hires and work I (M r,. . . . Farguaon'a third quaatlon) koMXtal *o aea it lutvivoH ol tna f o j d wadieal ^mperlallaflc aTnca^they*inTutoj , hfjf mpectlv* pro-! c,»t*d with th* old government! breath »aW »#nd wai on In* •liava that *k- ” ' Bpaclflcally, h«»«i #Ia. iiu . i____________...______________. . . car. whow n ,.n.A ■,mhn the; lUtpact't Ikanta number the ediAmerican h7red* Tranly of,was approximslrly should have, tha lb« h im *F F f» — . . , . „»i ibe , 1M4. support of all : figures lotted down hurriedly by ra in th*|r of. Vary recentjy their local author! a r Ite i f 1 standards a# tlee |it Maiwhuria aig^"a cm#*!0*i ° victim*. Staiaa aa lha man'i clothing Urn Fourth ;*ar trad* agreement with Soviet •nalyzad to determine to trida grain for Indus* war* b « » • ran ra- . nktna Ita ra* trial goods, This may •*« tha fut- iTtb*E i mad* by blood, Cul s ? 1- ura pattern, but ’ a local deal a Importane* Greea. kkaa mad* for tha live A uaen| Loans J: block Rad that fa r la only }■/; 1 «-*•* -»*f - Kai £ ilna ecoaomk in S pracl Ml b0“Btb«'m ora^thxn munmipalltlaa hxvlaa having mor# mor* than 1600 population. In thia manner, any municipality in th* rouaty that wishes to adopt th* sya tiP . fir* Dispatcher slim Vaaaar at may us« th* county registration yetto National Faraal Forest said aald ■oils, thus eliminating tha n**d tha Payatto federal M itral union” within tha * rh of tha Unit* rs tee this convention to tbi constitutional convention bald by iba 13 orfipial American atataa In 1767. Kafauvar, in an Interview, said that during the two weeks atnee the reapfutton waa Introduced, fra* “intat eat has been Increasing He^ Browns, w m eritl- tends abaentae by n blow on th* out of the atata wtth a of lege waa >waa i m aqxM it*yaar*oki •*•**"- resolution ..o f Connolly resolution of t i Senator Elbart Thomas IDUtah) ha# lust ' been appointed chairman of a foreign relation* subcommittee to study all tha new proposals. VIRUS X M IAM I, Aug. 8—IA*)—A mild epidemic of Vfruua X Is annoying .- , ' card Miamians, City Physician Edward . Hoekanberry sad tolday. Dr. 8ockanberry said tha dU atl* caused Intestinal cramps, haadmuaria and Joint aches hnd •ora Dr. H ern MeLauttn O ftoraatrlat 111 MagaaSa A f* . U I4 » « •» Od. waa m turn In no Mr. — 09 at giva adaquai this JOOO by ■ T .m m ts M A»i; fst'-bi.-.; t.:l. • ■ ■'#* «•*■ --- . ... . w i V T PbaM 111 sI m make Who; W |l fat* f.kl»tar tha shotgun d *ilg » H .NMr. to ran a a "U V .E 'V Jb S ® whteh burned ,w whteh vs; asrtifX l S t in its H# said he and other eanatot-* are eopvinaod that a m ajority of *•>* people am ready—If not for ra) union—at leaat for "some- *•I also” beyond the Atlantic ^ . tho Marsball Plan, and tha plecemtal pouring out of money" to European countries. Th* Kefauver resolution h«* has been Introduced alao In the House by Rap. Wadsworth (RNY). and other*. It has outildv basking from tha Atlantic Union Committee, whoa* officers include former Supreme Court Justice Owen J , Roberta, former Sacra ta rt of Wav Robert P . Pat tenon, and format Undersecretary nf Slate W ill Clayton. ft la on# of aavaral pending re­ solutions designed to bring nations •laser together to get a firm er grip on world peact. either by strengthening the United Nations or by other methods. Oao of these resolutions may be by Gortgresa next year. £3 oat an- ■wa dip In uyer r*L-----mite I k i r fa r, to begin w ith i n f l think they might' —• np a common foreign policy, i aon currenty, goatal ayatom, pnd "It WWJto i, dl i man’i^O-year-oid wife, t aUrn# whan tha t h f Sevan /Atlontie n a tio n s**} go aa far In said. "It is de*rrtb*d tha kilter aa Me) s coni rack checked In th* rugged araa alonn the Ralmon River. The blase ranged over approximately I ____ of timberland and Forest Service offtelala s a i d w a a con­ tinuing td spread i . Planes war* used to to the scene, about’ orth mile# no . of Bolao. 600 fighters now 'liters m w are enraged. S upervisors . . . * invite Canada, Brjiiaa. Fraace, Belgiuaa, Tha Natharlaadt. and LuaiH h itifi to a "federal convention" a U. N. Supremacy ■At Kefauvtr Vitroducea Bitolution Calling For Bi^ Convention 'i * - , * . , * ' l '- ' ’ 1 , r ^oKv-IrVP-v’ '".- *"*•*. - ■■ ■ ■ '. <'?;•>(* .v At ... t if’-...' te.* -M lW ilfcaift ) , ^4 . 1 h laEgggfc 1^1 • �------- m tv. Attqpgt.«. mu ORD FtORfDA TH E SANFORD H ER A t PAGE T H R E E ■ SociaLl;And Personal Activities Carlin Palm ar Ray—Society Editor n . i i jo c t a l i C a le n d e r TUESD A Y The Woman’* Bible Clans of the F irst Baptist Churth will hold its monthly business and social meet­ ing at tha homo of Mrs. H. Newsome. OOP West Ninth Street, at 7(30 P. M. Group’ No. 5 will bo In chares of the refreshments. The Women’s Social Christian nSf rvlto of the Kite next1r Method­ ist Church will meet at 3:00 P. M. at thu home of Mrs. It. W. Lord on South Sanford Avenue. The I'hllathea Class of the First Bant 1st Church will meet at the home of Mrs. W. P. Smith, "GIG Park Avenue, at R:00 P. M. Miss Dottla Smith will serve as cohostands 4 Tha Pilot Club will meet at _4i!W> P. M. at Time and Tide for - g F picnic St. Monica Chapter of Holy I Cross Episcopal Church will meet at tha homo of Mrs, Mildred [labrock, 111 East Twenty-first Street, at H:00 P. M. SATU RD A Y Tho Tourist group will enter­ tain with it card party at the Tourist Center at 7:30 P, M, Other features will lie folk danriuir and group singing led by Mrs. E-tcar n jP rlre , All who arc Interested In the A c t iv itie s of the group arc cord­ ially invited to attend. M is s V io la H o n o re d S k in n e r A t Show er Mrs.. J, L . Von llcrhulis and Miss Juciiurlinr Michels enter­ tained with a linen shower hon­ oring Miss Viola .^klpncr, hridoelfpt of August, last Thursday veiling at tho home of the li,t•te r. Games were enjoyed during the, evening and many lovely giftwere presented to Mies Skin.h i . I,ale In the evening. refreshments were served to the h-moree, her mother, Mrs. Zmn, M rs, It. A. Frank, Mrs. W. It, Webb, Mrs. Anton Michels, Mrs, T. J. Mli-bels. Mrs, Wilma Shiver, Mm . Gloria Palterson, and the Missi*. Helen Skinner, Bette CuBnm. Patricia Burns of Chnrlntto, N. C. 'w Betty Michels, Edna Michels, Mary Ann Michels and Marilyn Von Hcrhulis. M iH H T r u e H o n o r s |J # « lu e lin e M a rry H . M ic h e ls T o C . B o lz D e lg n a n E x p la in s •I. A . C . G r o u p P u r p o s e 'Jin- Junior American Citlxen urgantxuilon met Saturday at 3:00 P. M. at the home id Mrs,: F, K. Boll, The newly-formed organlxallnii Is being stxmsoieil h v Sul lie Harrison Chapter, Daughters of the American He* viiIhII iiii under the direction of Mrs. Boll. «|i 1**011 formed for the purpose of "touching tho Ideals for which Am. rleu stands an <llo give youth 11 better understanding of what America offers them”. She stat­ ed that an attempt will lie mndc In install In each child some mean­ ing and value uf tha American wav of life. The presiden, I'hilllp Boyd, pro sided over the meeting. Following the devotional, the Lord's Prayer, the Pledge of Allegiance tn the Flag and the singing of tho na­ tional song, n new memlwr, Mar­ cel Duff, was welcomed Into tip* group. Mr. Duff was chosen a* edit ol's secretary of nil organ! antion newspaper and reporters will 1** Shirley Hamilton and Nettle Bowen. Editor Dick Davis an iionnced that the paper would lie printed 111 about a week. Vera Swain was chosen us proof render lor the paper. Refreshments were set veil at the coiichislon of the meeting by Mrs. Boll and the meeting ad­ journed about 7:30 o'clock. M is s A u d r e y B a c h M ip s J o n e s T o W e _ * l) anM l U M rC la ll Miss Audrey Bach, whoso en­ H e n r y » . i y i c v /h i i * — -• gagement to George Speer wua Mr, anil Mr*. Howell r,. recently announced, w a# honored By FI.O K K N i H M IL L S \ H O L L Y W n n ii. Am* s t,P* AP Newsfraturr* Ingnil Bergman's unnomu-eim-otP A R IS — Overskirts will prob* that she will rein.- finm films lias Telephone UH ably overshadow everything els# ‘M‘cn dnpliniti il m Bollywooil Insin the fashion parade next fall* *0,? T hut not often, judging by ’V V ’. ' Mthe ' sm i"’' ' ’ their 'popularity ' I abaiulon ei m-im h as long u ,, as there uhe |ieople win* want • * Although tnldseason th shows have yielded nothing sp «* lne„ts" have been inv, unii.iv by Mrs. R. C. Maxwell hns le ft' laetdarly new, they at least aarva w(l)1 llllV(, ,mu|,. ,|„ ,,11, for Jackson. .Miss to visit relative*. 1 i" show that tho overskirt vogue, nm) x % latlu-i guit i„ f,>re slid __________ I started by style-setter Christian lo |(lt, „f buld,-,. V I . . 11.,I.I.. I , . ( : , , i ]„whv is! m '" lh i* "l"''"** hn* u k c " * f'rm This is not Hoe of Beigomn. In s S S S i,'.iv ,J “ ; f i S S ? J S ' « ........ Tho ..KUO 1. 1 ... ........... , . „ ...... .. * strong to die quickly. i was still the No. I film artless. Albertville, Ala. The rather worn out story of tha respite h couple of un-m ce-sfiil stole Is still being told by some plitoi.-* If sin- stns- i.-tired Mrs. J. A. litxiolil lias ns hei designers. Variations Include stoics ■which ntnnv proph- lo 1 doiilil guest her sistei. Miss Even I that are Joined onto the hodlrea of slo- will I,,- passing up ,1 potsilil. Youngs, of Jacksonville, jackets and latleroa which ar#i»niuiv »f *Ju.non a «•-* V ---------1 made to do double duty as flying " • " cent example ,.t a fill i. \ 1,,ni- II . Friends will be Interested to panels nnd overskirts. -l pi in , tiii- il i ilie iu ii A new jagged finish to neck, * hl.„ ......... ............ . ...... h arn that Hoyt Galloway has en­ , 1(f, listed In the United Slates Marlin- sleeve and hem edges ami i***1* 1 H u1 a Curps at P a u ls island, S. U. uated hemlines that dip down u. llf V1,HI|( i..,.., in regainthe back ale being featured In ,,,( ....... cut Inis Iu Mini and is I, u I. Mr. and Mrs. W, I.. Vance an-l n,ll,ly shows. 1 working hindm tlum ,-vei It* rhildren havereturnedfrom Tmy.J Skimpy lira and halter niw reeentjv saidIn- 1- "tin.* mli iAla. where they visited for a , strapped bodices are frequently tiring.1 week. , tupped byyouthful little Iwileroa Of 1 A lew slats have u Hied and monkey Jackets molded to fit akin made it stick. *. " * ' l‘" ' ' lug young actress. ,put til ms o Miss Marian I.undijtiist left yes­ tight tn the waist. .In-M u D in t Waistlines seem to he pullgd! mnii v dim.* n.ug.m terday by plane for Detroit, Mich, liuil'i d tlia t1 shttighter than ever and most manne1 lb '1 rrieoris where she will spend several wi cks ti101 : quins clearly are continuing to would stav •• visiting f 1 lends. td I- ! Hips nic still being nceentuatcii I,. A. I.undquhit of Uoi dele, Ga. , wj, h ' slse kangaroo ini I t’iul 111 VlM.lt fltf II ffHV llnVM a ,11 I ____ . 1.......... . Il o i i n a tit, , ... 1 *\ Ul IIIJ1 , > J""1 Mil JIM sloppr *i mt 1 in ,i-h by mosl designers. ll.ii 1still had 0 I Necklines, suited to the su m m it. cj, list* to ilevi'lll‘ l:e'1 llf. lit 1 1 Mr. anil Mrs. J. I*. Wilson and j heat, ate geneiully extremely JoW i Alice IBill \um 11 •’ill'll, lo son David arc spending the week cut and edged with wide collarf, ■if 1lit 1 at the Hutchison Apartments ut 1M M!• 1 |||lf 1v«l o underarm, then skim straight |,,i* tuttii-d1 ittiwu Daytona Hcnrli. ♦at ’ l ip 1l lit II I'. ' across the bust. Another prim# tin- i**-i fiv 111111. 4 t 0 ' Mill Morgan nnd sou ,J 1favorite Is mu thu k,M church Mm. II. C. ''• * ........ in tri nr m «i»i, spire 1 1 y I ith * iii -In- tlishk % > tM i will- ■ 1 » Mil Hank" have ret 11rm-d after a two ! shape that dips very low Indeed, ou-i, l„ , 1 .11i.0 weeks visit in I’hiladi Iplua ami Shoulderlines remain roll it 'lii’ti 1.. I ' l l . generally but tallormailes havol I a1«'T;1 Fiiudcr ton, I’a. nitrols H11* If 1*14.4 taken on a mannish air with wld# hoi Hun \lo.lM uf 1li* I it11 tmiil.i ! l.leut. Walter M. Turner arnv-1 shoulders and casual fit. f.l 11Mill 11id 1 lltti ed on Friday from Ft. Henning,* |t) tju. pjiiytime line there'* «v- halt .it 11 ■ tail Slo ............ Ga. tn visit Ills parents, Mr. ">"• ,.rythlng from Imnincuate whit# flitui- tn. Mrs. it. W, rnrner. ynehllng trimsci* ami Maxera to 1. It ait. 1 I1. the sort of exotic sarong* that r Imv* t hi ‘lax, w,t • It'"'11 Mr, andMrs. Dick Maxwell., Dorothy l.nmmir has made famou*. k| iljliiil 'In It* ""**• ................. “ ■<• , " t , ;C u ..u ” , d . . . U T T iZ . I tlons of all lengths. They rang# Mrs, W. M. Mck muni has re- , , ,,|,ato and just-helow-thet timed to tier home in Sanford uf , " H llu.-kellH-n V U-r „■ !.,!.,.. is M „,l»n. S I S K N. C. the angle and ski pants made up 1 in linen nnd cotton for beach and Mis, Pally ('opeluml has u-turn- resort wear. Although black linen anil vollo er| to her luiitio at New Smyrna llent-h after tipendiiig ten days as have emerged as sensott's favor­ tin* guest of her giantlparents, ite for town and resmt wear the color situation I* very cheerful Mr. and Mrs. E. F. I.iimlqiiisi. H A K K IK T T 'S the MENU fly C E C IL Y BBOW NHTONK Associated Pr*## Food Editor Iternlty.________ . _______ P r. C . L . Pens oFTOMEymay “ t r f a A ■.1 Fm *t I’h. 9TI a k i S A N T O R O • O R L A N D O RD -T U R N ON T L A . 4 3 8 A T ' t H E T L A S H IN O A R R O W *v fS iV ri: .lim n iv S te w n rl tjBU t — .1inti* A lltM in 1 1 1 79 t * IN I t e 1 “ THE STRATTON STORY” I® / I" i U K I D D I E S U N D E R 12* A L W A Y S T R E E • COAT 1’i;i sri F o il W IN T ER - h .11. 1 1, - hi pi.nd cu lt-dress, lll'-l 01 I. I wool p-iitcy a New V..I 11 |l|l!|.,| f,i-,1i 1 ■ -1 fur il < o lli*;o vvar di.'l" f ill skill tins deep T H patch 1 1 |,V ) (i. - -1 / 11-ftfilflJ I ’hutoP MI,... 0,,|l- A .10, -1 1 : .1,1 ,ill If 1; •sell ♦it'U l« til .*1 lt, , , 1 .1 NOW! TONI HOME PERMANENT TWICE AS EASY-TWICE AS FAST Hal 1 Vl„ "ke NnwTonl lUflll Kil. Nr* I’lmln - Itii’.l loin flow vv.ivt A m.trn i\|** tnf I ....la - 1.1 1 tlll a n u In I* 1 lit' Hill || l ot Mil M l 111 lit || 1 iJ Ml 1, f.l M«ihitfl |1||M luu m .14 liMlu 1 «hlt* lllivv .10 mmnft’4 •|o « Cnmpltle . 1 111 DiHOO I'll . ..In I ll'll III XV114 ..... . *’ Mom it ' 10U 1' , k iii-i.i.. tin- -1 —all pliMllt tpviit 48, 1 I ■ I t >1 .1 « 1 *i ■a 4 ! Ntw Tnni SPIN CuMrfwri, N«* iiu ’i** nthU r I m iu N I »!l tn (tin* <iiip4 . . 1»h ,4 ' if It .1 flit l, «■( Ihr tingrr. 1 ........... Hi.'-! at ! I'. 1 1M | i o 1ih it X It.ill,. D>>ve, \1 . •mi him ! < on th. ' 1,*. 1 - , ilk. 1 lllll’ . s* 1 . l a Itotv mul .-1 iffiughtl t \ .tl TO U CH TO N D R U G CO. '* ■ti -a 1 - -I -log I I tin, -louioi i D i-sig n ei a |.iiifo "hi .*i lo illlii". I. .'! Ill' IIru n. >,11* I, 1 - Hun an,1 fmiinuc G iiixlv ... 11 1 and p iiisl* erri piiimlneoi P r i n t • -• - pin 1II linen p altei i n nl *1 t.< la-jog o-i-.i fi - • vi-ning vvi-ii t*ol n io n ili 1 in ....... . in in g a n s a . 1 lot ip m f, J t » HARRIETT lit jo ’ J Charles L. Bark, Is rtmftnnPlo • • J\ .*, » J. d I I I I Friend* will be sorry to learn m thllt c l( t f„Ull,r llf Ur -V N O O K Will close Sal. Augo,I rill, for two weeks. Ite-opi-n Mori. Ang. U'Jiul Watch fio Scluiol Specials. /) BIALflll W It1III*1| COMPANY SU P PER eorating tho living room were I Mr*, IL B, McCall of Hanford. | Friends of J. (), I'oiilsnn will Smoked Salmon nnd Sliced On l,,ii , , , f \ . a t ly a ll Im ve I 1" i j henutlfiil arrangements of blu#! Miss Jonos wns graduated from t ho glad to learn iliat lit* is sliglit.......... . ----hydrangeas. Pnhokee High School uml Stetson ly Injpioved after n seveu* lu-arl ,-umber I’latter, Broiled Chicken. Uqisii 1 1-i -1. -*1 1 nn11 iimitces 1'no ' Centering the .lining table was; University, She Is 11 member of attack, lie Is in the Honda Sam i-.Parsley Potatoes, Buttered Cat , ,, i,. 1 on, 11,11■11 >>i h a v e v* nio i a silver liowl holding white lose* Zeta Tati Alpha social somrlty larlum in tlrlnudo. A huui u . Putounnto jI rots and mh mushroom*, PnleappU* mid an I I upti|it>oi|t t if f tlia | maitiH i and white tapers were placed In ami wns active In Campus activivi , vi „ , , „ ,, . I Coconut Whip,* Beverage. Ik«l|i hIan a l'iii'i Ml. uml Mis. I . M. Halbrook (Hoclpa for Starred Dish Follow-, sllver holders. T h e - hostess wn» ties. For the past year Miss Jones soil iliildu-n ami Mr*. Halbrook** P IN E A P P L E AND COCON UT assisted In serving liy her mother, taught ut Ihe Houth Side Primary motbi-r, Mrs. .Mary Hasly, of MoulW H IP Mr*, It. E. True, nnd Mr*. Ray­ School. Mr. McCall graduated from tin-. 1.a, lirave if turned to their hiKivdlent*: 1 package leimm mond (tall. v 11,1Hng relative* In fU vored gellatln, 2 cup* hoi ..... '■rtf During tho evening Mis* True Russell High School In Atlanta, ......... “ «•* vacationing for ned pineapple Juice and w ntu, I] *w^pre»ented tho Itonorco with a Ga. He attended Southern Method- 1 s gift. Those Invited tn h# with Ml** 1st University In D«llu*, Tex. « n d |w" ‘1' Ht N,,'v *s ,,,vrnn Beach, clip shredded coconut. I run "in ned crushed pineapple (ilrniue.ii , Bach were Mr*. Philip R. Bach the Unlver*lty_ of FloHda. Ho | Mra. Vivian Hprcr, Mr*, M, L, pluis to enter Stetson U n lvn -ily Tin- Misses Laura nnd Edna Method) Disolvu gelatin in li»i 1 \|l i l.lllll)H.IKli ftabarn. Jr., Mrs, Edward Dunn, in trie fall. He is 11 member of Pi Chittenden have returned from pineapple Juice nnd water. Clnll Mra. Al Doudney, Mr*. David Kappa Alpha social fraternity. visiting reinlivcs in Arlington. until slightly thickened. Then plm - | The wedding will b# an event V h, mid Fnirhoven. N. J. They In Ik 'w I of Ice and water nn.1 « lm' Thrasher, Mr*. Mason Wharton of wen- nrcnmpnincd by llielr niece with rotary egg beater mini Orlando, Mra. John I'lerc# of Day­ of Sept. 11 In Belle Glade. Jmlv Chittenden of Pinella* Park. fluffy and thick like whipped tona Bearh, Mr*.' Ball, and III# i l 1 'J * ^ Tin v had os tlielr guest* for the cream. Fold In 4 cup of the rom Misses Dllon’ Dakar, Daphne Con­ T O D ISC U S S SOUTH weekend Mr, and Mrs. B. A. Chitnelly:, Phylll* Bach,.Betty,jo Brock nut and tha pineapple. Turn inio T A L L A H A S S E E , Aug. 8— (Spe­ temli'ii nnd Mr. and Mrs, F. A. IHKIHS l l l ' F N I -: !'■ I'- M ami tho hostess. nldividuala molds. Chill until firm cial)—John Temple Graves, noted Util ill of Plneiins Park. Unmold In Individual nests om *l* LA ST TIM ES TO D A Y! Southern columnist anti lecturer, nf remaining 4 cup coconut. Top will discus* tha South'* place in Mi*s Lihi Woodard left last with whipped cream, if di-iii.-ii. the nation when ho appears at Saimday for Warren, O. where Florida 8tat# University tomor­ she plans to spend a month with Makea 6 servings. row, under the auspice* of the her sister brother-in-law, Mr. and Mr*. E . A.(Hen»ley of University's summer Artist Series. Mi and Mrs.and K. B, Boyle. She Atlanta, Ga. ammunce,! the en­ will also visit near Georgian Bay gagement of their tlqiurhcr MI** new plastic package, tn I'unndu befoie returning to Peggy Ann Hen*ley to William shape of a ■trawborry basket, now Hanford. Francis Meriwether of. thla city. allow* small fruit such as InrTh* wedding will take place Sept. riea and cherries to lie packed in 8 at Franco* Winshlp Chapel of the fields ant) orchard* washed, ^ jS t . Mark Methodl*^ C^ujch In At- crated, shipped and served withnut rpulliple handling of the fruit. Th# bride-elect Is.ag rad u ate of Q irl’a High 8choolu |^ > tt# n d a d tha Unlveralty of Georgia and la flow employed by th# Southern Bell Telephone and Talegraph Company. - * n • Mr, Meriwether I* Th#, *on of Mr. and Mr*. F. T. Morlwether of Sanford. He attcnde*( |hcl .Unlvirajty of Georgia whore he I# » member of Phi tytppp, fra- William Meriwether To Wed At%<* Girl B IO A T T Y | fijA a t |. li* mina'.. \ I'l» • , m n t ►. f Vt t'l, tut, til" 1 ha ll,i.1* 1 i.li • 1t,, Hat In I!.* 11,■ * 1‘ 1 uiii h( (til It < 1 1* 11 a ml di"! '' ..ill l .1- .nth 1! 1s'1•1*'ll . . ' 1 I'lll'lll •'X xxs-;* 1 ........ 1 Id 111< t Ol \ t11 1 left .1VK IN UTAH i- A LT l.AK K C IT Y . Aug. A—*’l t/p —Tin* Luff er-dnv Saints ( M«rint 11) chim-ii lists » memlirrshlp ..I hump 11.a 1. l.o ni.oiio S ligliily « b - - t ion ofIt* half ihe loinl live* in l tali. >t» »» perk t-l lift t.iir news in fall Til tlli'MU. Solll • >1* signers use douhi, til . (.|e inM'ki'l hi for tress III niiiiiu: |.»nn* d ii ,- .linker* _ HIMV <"l'\ thf» idea « •JOli N. I'aik hn\ t'fOl'..' F. laimhiulst. June* Fcrniild l.auglitmi Menimial Hnsdm OkTrldflE,night wrtK A h it f«t IPt»* nnounce the eruragemunt of their giital, <1 per given by Mlsa Cnafiot|e Trua augHter Sylvia Elliabcth tq Henry at her name In Lake Kfnry, De- Bunn MeCiill III, son of Mr nnd A G U N N ISO N . Cnlo. Aug. H 07*1— There’s in* piolit ip re.selling stamps so the Fiist National Bant, is glad it's mil of the “pusloffiro” business. Tellers were toirsb-il by a flood of tom 1st* asking fm -<1110111,. mail­ ing sebeilules nnd such until one visitor finally noticeil Mini an m ow sign, intended to point lo tin rosloffice ill ,11111*1 11 ciuiii-i, In,. | icon moved by the wind until it poinicd directly ul tin- lunik. H o lly w o o d Personals Mr. and Mrs. Anton Michels of this city announce the engage­ ment and approaching marriage of their daughter Jacqueline to Harry C. Delgnan, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Delgnan of Columbus, Ga. Miss Michels attended Mel­ bourne nnd local schools graduat­ ing from Seminole High School In 11M7. She Is at present em­ ployed ul Florida Fashions, Inc. Mr. Delgnan received hIs schooling In Columbus, graduat­ ing from Columbus High School. He served for three years iu ihe United States Navy and is now a senior at thu Georgia Institute of Technology. The wedding will be an event of Sept. 17 at all Soul* Catholic Church. M rs. G L A D T O L O S E B U S IN ES S Overskirt In Vogue i For Fall Fashion*' ■ , ;; w f;m g , f y<t w ^ ■ iJ m a in fashions favorite fabrics iml'i lu v a b lf a t t<iil\ I -v �T U E S D A Y A U G U S T 9. 1949 TH E RANTOfm H ERA LD HANFORD FLO RID A irlont Raced Planned By Leesburg Club R e d H a t s Schultz And Ba r r y - m. . ;|fM,p In YVilliamfl, DiUinger Arc Happed For 10 4 " tKJ 7 ." ■ Tied For Rat Lead Hits By Visitors; A tlanta Breaks Up A ia k n ; i „ l _________* ] ) m > | CHICAG O , Aug. It—UT/ T ill Deltand'a Red Hatii defeatcI the , P 1 t C It 0 f 8 \Vlllimin of llostoo has caught up McMillan Pitches ! Dr. Henry McLaulin Four-hit Game For O p to m e trist 7-2 G-Men Victory 11.7 Magnolia Are. Phone Spj I I.K K H H U RoTA uir 0 (S p e cia lI1Sunday Aug. 21st will bp an im­ portant day to boating fans throughout the state when the Leesburg Heating Club wiTI spun-nr Professional Boat Hares at the Yacht Rasln in the Venetaln Gar­ dens. Jack Whitt of Yalaha, chairman of the Race Committee, announced today that the races which will ineludr III scheduled events sanc­ tioned by the Kloflda' Federation of Orlando Clubs. Racers from ill ' u parts of the state ir e esperted to attend this Ihlnl Regatta spon­ sored by the Leesburg club. BY AHHOCIATKH PHF.HS Rookie Itighthamler triek Me-) Mlllln of Oainesvllle rooled off the Palatka A/aleu.- with a four-hit, 7-2. victory Monday night. The G-Men regained a seven nml n half lead ill the Florida Stale League us OrUndo trimmed Daytona Bench. #1—1. Belaud blanked Sanford. H-0, Manager Bill Per­ rin to**ing the four-hit shutout. Rain washed out the scheduled St. Augustine al Leesburg game. j Jim Itivern paced (lain- svllle's ) |.hit attack on Giilavo Gonrnles nml Saltv Dm Ms. His two-rim duiddc piiecsl a splurge that pro-dueed five seines in the seventh inning., , „ . Slmi Z.-dnlis fashioned Oilmulos win ovei llnytona Heueh. IDs Sen-| ator mates fielded Inoscly-ulP o f; the Islanders runs wire unearned-I hut bucked him up with ii nine-bit i blast. Sanford Giant* beta Inst night by 1 _________. _______ — | with Huh Dlllitigei of Si. I.ouis, n !1 lo 0 score ns Manager Hill ||y P A T FATTKKHON i Thcv'ic tied for tho Ami'iicmi Perrin, hurling for DoLanil, limitAsNorlnled Press Sports Writer I Li ague hutting lead at JI46 each. Two races each for the follow­ ------- of .i Will minis gained four points nn>' ing boats will he held: rd the Sanford alugM'r* to four ,\................................. irlrky. double Itomirt "l*11, ; Iiiihi'IihII set off n regular linn. | trilling1i fell line during the lust C Service RunabontH M Midget Joe Rebuilt and U r r y l U i r y 1/"action in the Southin. A^uck iMik Item IHMiiggio of Ronton Hydroplanes pitched foi the (Hants ami were t(0|1 |lts, MiKhl. lii-lil third place with .343, n one (! R a c in g Itunuboats, A flyiliorapped for III hlta. Tonight the The erratic pullet Inoke into ", point tpun. plum's and <’ llydioplanvs Giants will play In DuLnml. tight hurlers' duel let ween Hnl, lin-liiiles games of Augi-.t 7. The alxth Inning proved lucky MncDonuhl of New (lileans nlel for DeLand. Marchnaano and Role Atlanta's Hill Kennedy and gave . arta xlngk’d. Holier (s waa forced the Pels the deelston, I to II. Karhl hi I,, at ,i*i at second try Hriwntns* roller l» gave ini only three tuts. 1 lilimuriilo. ft. S.’i JIM McManus and Marcmsann took By the victory, Hie Pels eonliii | K*u. third base «n the play. f la r l m * (Nid'thcU third plner nli.. tie * M Vtl'liV-!' mi The national "Ingles tennis doubted to left, scoring Marches- Mohile Hears. The Hears pasted ring 1 fhamph’iishtp will be staged over ano, hut Brm nlng was thrown the pare-set Hi.g Birmingham lh< 3OH flu Forest llllla courts, Aug. 2'Jout at the plate. rons, 10 to 7, to rot tlu-it lend * > Scpt. ii. Harrison then doubled scoring a game and n half ovei tin- Nash(iarhan. Tam Hanford errors sn- villa Vols, Moodav rrsidla abled H arr Ison to score as he mov­ The Vols broke their Ih ic Gaiiiesvllb-7. Palatkn 2 ed to third base on an error by game losing slrenk liy ilusling oft Orlando ft, Haylons Rssrh 4 Jonea apd went honm Inr the fin­ the Memphis I'.liieks, H to ft. and H ouho DclahiKL Menford » al son on on error bv Malinowski the l.lttle flock Travelers hlinikc.l HI. Augustine at Leesburg PPH U t l .i a S ah t k IS M tlie celler-dwclling f’tmtI«rnn»ii>' I II a II f» II. M. Pearce, president of Gent ml Florida Foods, In c, and local H'l JOHKPH, Mo, Aug. t*-.(/P) ruin f. u 3 I ft l.fliikouts, 12 to <). devotee of the rod ami reel is shown will) the nine nml a half pound ('Inn li'“ Done|son Willi Wooed and Tuesday games ir e b a s a n o as 1 1 I J f* The rrnsy-aclliig iiall came n bass which he recently caught in Lake Downs, west of Orlnndo. The I ( II 1 i a it the first inning of the game al wed in wind-ml bride in a five- liaim-sville at Palatka 1 0 ii r. .1 fish Is 27 Inches lung nml was snagged on a small Dalton special ‘lav coin tahlfi began ii task today llayonla Reach at Orlando Atlanta. Two w eir nut and I'erb ss rf Tftft « 1 2 a 4) Kunfoid at l>c|»nd plug. With Klnier Hrown of Orlando, Mr. IVaice was fishing from ii rrlfton of a 1 | i It Mcl line was on first ba»e. I tab that probably will Mike much long­ Leesborg at Ht. Augustine "on*. I*mhI evening, in company with Jim and Dick llnitxclnw, a enten unne o 4 tf <> i t Congan hit a weak one that "tund'l er iipurIrrieiit bonling. of III bans waa made In Lakn Jessup, he reported. * 0 ft 4, :i have (iron duck soup fut Have Wil DoneJsrin. o|. and blue-eyed Miss •Standings: ski I* a l<» 37 17 w 1. I T T ah r k ii it llama, Atlanta seennil sseker. Ihi' lieru- Krebs, IH, were married ■ •a a ta M 76 41) .1162 | (lainesville AieMaau* •• ( (i 1 3 f. the hall lioumcd In William’s right lotndslnml. Club Woiiniii’s tournam ■lit. OH 4H .IM a ft 41 2 a and then to his left. Hitting him Saliiidav night on a ballroom I Jonas Hi ,,r "''11 RACING ii C atsld o i f 1 1 u .664 112 4A The formei soldier and one-time *” • Auguslitm ft 1 2 1 nil the shoulder, It went into light M l i t If U SA R A TO G A S PR IN G S, N. Y .IIV AHHOGIATKD PRF.H.H 114 61 .657 m t* e a (i II 7 41 field for n double. While all thi. eilriis fire-eater needed s bride' Palatka Ilult ($30.bUi won the Amsterdam III 64 .630 i ft 1 !* 41 was taking place. Hue was racing ill a Inn I V Iasi Meek. Ho be ad- Him fold G O LF Handicap at Saratoga iis Caput n ^ ’ rf a 0 ft | 41 for home with the only score, .466 64 02 Detain! verllsteil for a wife In a news* a (1 It 2 \ M sllnow skl lb GH IG AIiO -I.loyd Mnngrum held finished third behind Daiouari. 12 71 .372 Orlando The largest crowd of the nigh'. iinoei want ad. oh lilts a 0 - 4) 4) 1 OW KNSBORO, Ky.-CallacHco II a41 aft 1i (LODO-pItix, tinned out at Hlrirniiig 31 H3 .272 a four-stroke at the three-ipiiirler , ;ry n I1 a Home lltlll women responded Lccahiii g point of the all American golf and Liheratu I'otnbined for a 42.31 r> i 27 12 Ibinelsoii. who Is ft feet J inelies lu lin d ......... one lot <m-l J, h o ‘""". ‘‘ h JI" ' l'Vf tournament with 204. Louise Huggs 407.20. daily doohle at Oadu Park. Sanford ...... ... os» non emit—n kins. Hirmlngham a startei, out of tall, chose Miss Kiebs, a b fool. 2 of Carrollton, G a , led I he women DKKKNDH T IT I.K M lH tK LLA N K O D H K—Papin, Jones. Malinowski HIM ||io ho* In Ihr fifth with « H-'" in'll brunette. with n fel-hole total of 227. NLW YORK, Aug. U -l/Pi STOCK HOLM -United Slates S iH J lV ’ run «*pl*>almi, They cnni timed the, Tbell wtlil Iwiinl rolll'tsblp eol MarrltOI). H—iofitiH, If IIIpIta HI —» ■ *w>4ii nl# nn hillliliv UfMlUHiDY TKNNIH touring track team won four of Kxxiinl Gbarles, heavyweight imimuI i>il in Hu* Haturdnv nlglil NKW PORT, It. I , Richard (i.m- Sve events in dual meet with ebainpion in 17 lo 4H states, will MeMaims lo M au ln owskl l.ell 11 to ta l of l-l snfl Mows. I to wedding jh Ich, national champion, was Swedish forces. of them wen; honieis by Geoigi fistainil ». Hanford 7, till o f f P»r “Wben Ihiug- got going." Donel- try to win ovei a skeptical New fill I. H. Initts 1. flu rry 1. HI. t.y (Hbolgun) HIiii Iiu, Mill Antonell. •on .aid. "they really went " I.ON DON -The Daily Mail said York in bis first NBA title defen.e forced 34 games by Riclimd MonP s rrln I, Hell nils 1. finer r -1 IIO — nod Walt Moryn night against battle. lednila in the first round of the llrtlfo Woodcock intends to fight A lioMd fin nislieit Die • oiiyle Inmorrow ftrhiills 7 In 6 ! - * luiilHH> 1 Minn. Nashville's IJnrl Hawaiski g-> I .... Stivnld for iliitish version of Mill* l'P irln ( Mill Ini. I'll Malle only one hit lo four trip* lo lie- itiniie. for one night. H,» loijuv scarred Gin l.esiievleh at Yunker Casino Invitation tournament. .'niNLMC.n I Ml, Mu. . Louise world heavyweight ebninplonsbip if Winner Perrin, t.nsce Mctmlli. CHATTANOOGA. Ibeu ieaieli foi living ipiarter* iitmlinm. plntp nt Memphis, hut Mini wo i a t l — Clinper nlel llwsnli. T I This is the liig one for (he lean Hroiighi Los Aneglcs, gained the doctors i' port bis condilfon favorIm led two-run homer. The Void ll.uo *bii"1 round uf M u * Kssex County able, negro from Gini innntl, who hasn't le wedding was a ilniihli ilanin came tlmoigh wilt, a liipb to rack |t two more mum. Iti’ -ltv >eii nioiiy. ( b ville Moi liiii'iie, 2«, been overly impressive In hla fthow illU here amt who still 14 denied Stn L* (io w m tn e n tH (Hlieesel Krsideh led llie l i n k liy tlu* New York *ds bu 'tne'.I, nml Ml..a De|ni e i llaskey, lenignitInn Athletic CoimnUftlnn. id 111 weie nml tied also. An empbalic (humph over the Diilicl 'im nml bi < pm tie r want­ - .... ........ home run ed to I"' wed 'll tile name time.1 former light heavyweight titleV WASHINGTON. Aug. 11-f/PI- singles. holder from Cbffdde Park, N. J , Oovoniltirntu nprnt innro nn llttPi»*Htokll»iK |mlH Uu tn««t So wln*n I In ^«v Mini Mrirtl tdocatioii Ilian anything else, Lillie Rock Travelers .They atob' j more decided to lie mmited Sn might change some minds. ArJvcrtiHed For Wife; He Now NecdH STRICKLAND MORRISON, INCg K P IIH .N R 200 F IR S T P R O T E C T Y O U R MILK! m r ,h I i“dls,,b i | :“ Milk 14•IT t*n Hit' doorstep invites eontnrnination! SPO RTS IM B R IE F f ?: iiiHt'crls, t nul endanger I'linlained aiilaled Milk in L o lt le i an M«ltie n t e s t . CUMBERLAND CASE COMPANY TKNN. 'm lX i Suit tn thn year emiml June 3(1. llltfl *1* iiaae*. Wayne Htiicklmni wa»( lurrlav. Drmelnun bad to find a more, than one-fifth of state ex- eredllud with thiee of them. Fiveiy. wife ipilckly. WlnMItiiin fr.'ir.minnnn — went ......... got at leant one safe blow) 'll,,, weddings weie beld in the d r; L Columbus iliscovai'wl the Virgin lalamls In I4I|3 ami namuiMhim t I ....... ., ___...In.................. LtT’s^L-'Is KAxt line the ..... ten- In the Ifi-hll Ifi ‘ " assault. I|al Hlmpsnn) grog Hup ballroom before sp- lor Ht. Ursula and tho l^lnvon *M bureau reported today, wera clouted u round (ripper. r SI* , , ' ,______________ proximately l.HIHl ...........,____________________________ spectators. Do- Thouxuml ____ Virgins. up liy by l.'iu Lull mlV(, Doitelson fllwhwava. »l.tiH»,0IHIjm0i public icrcd U'rcd blows wciii weni given ifivi M Up gave DoiieNon and his bride - w,„|(|t(l|( ll)(|fifs, idus a ring. Only ID per cent of Amarkan* •I#-— »e-.t|<.f el,- i t l ,(!()!(,OOrt.OftO; Lombardo in twirling the shmitom „„ , 7 ,| 'lip' liieiise al.'iii was furnlidled, livid in cities and towns In 1UD0. hoipllals and litnlltullniin (or the Thu Giants swept . l \1Mj Tlu. Rev. Wil,lam It Onrsler, a iehandbapped, IbHl.liOil.ldK). These four funi'tlun* accounted for morn v " V v" nLe'i' in“" ( f i r s t i bis Pie.ibvti'iuiii minister of The Virgin Islands consist of „ M, r...m .J .......... . ........ Isl.imls and about 5.) than two-thirds of all slate spend­ York Ynnkims In the first .Ilia-ic ever Innadrasl cel eliiony islets. ings. HIhI o iroveuunent "xpernlilui en I ....... * "" dmrgli foot Hill Me,'cab, .Pin ......................... totaled lin.tmi.miU.UIU1 in the year, hull nee 'll........ .. for lire of now w ith C le v e la n d G lid in g nn o l'a h m n tl Ihe lupilvalent of *73 per prison. fiimviiM, \n M K irilt Rri'fit IK»|i I h *W Bin wiinl dil t*»i >\ Mile wu- so Americans at ftfi now Is III 2/3 T i l l s w a s an ......................... .. 2H ,I pei year x. ti- *j t'w H ifn t ih iiiiip Huh F U » * suici'Kiiful lie say*., cant over the pievioos year. " I llo n k I'll iid v e iliie foi mi Kimmoin, Tlie pel ceil Inge of Americans Hit Conservation ol miliixnl reapm lin e n l, lo o ," sources, I""'"; public safety,........... correction yean old or older baa nearly "vtHua. . . . Tin* himkHbull fivrt* of K«n (Ogaratlon of jails, reform Is, t1|(,kv< fuimd, llradley mid VIIC lim a x lo ii week o f s p o ils doubled in the laid fdl years, #tc.) and public beallli also were t,(l,nVH w,t| |IIW,| i„ the Su-jar e v e n ts liirlu d in g ts n illn g , b o xin g , About 7 ft per cent of tho peoplo prng/ams described as "Involving |(),*| f.aHketbidl loumay, Dec. 20 I f lltil i, bn l i c th s ll slid M ack w ill •liaanle state stiendltig." „n,| m. lie th e Ifttb Muglil Howl fo o tb a ll in the Dulled Stales now are R6 Bonus pnymrnta to ve)4 rans of -------- ---- . ------gie.ue o il Ja n 2 years old nr older. tha recent war were paid In flscsl The Stanford Imltaus have 211 T ill* g it'iil Suit Luke now co ­ ,04R by eight stales. Oiitlayn of i iet*ermen irliii idug from the it Is now estimated that there | « l 6,1100,0(10 weie made prim'lpallv 10(R football sipiad wlllrb won v e rs I , ODD 'p nue mileu, le s i Ilia n are alioiit 11,(MKt,(MH) Americans o m '.le id li of I K o ig in s l m e n . by Conner!h id, Illinois, Michigan four, lost si*. ftfi yem a old or older •nd New York. The CeunitH report nnld 'dates al­ go spent 171,3611.turn fur Interest on debt and 1170, 166,1100 to provide for debt retirement. In the flscsl of ItrAR, the IH e tifie also rnllertrd snd plarrd In truat. to pay currmt and futoie unomploymcnt rnmpen.ailon beneflta,' |payroll taxes sninuiillng to T M ira Moal «oom roa thi moniv la Mi Mod*, 4J 4-don Ssdon. m o n s t u a t io n CITY nEIIIIll.T RI.KCTR1C N E W in lo o k * - N E W Imr o o m - N E W a n d p r ic e d r ig h t dow n y o u r u lie g t Ik F HAST your eyce, folka— and reach for your checkbook. F o r here, in one alunnlnj. awlft* lin e d b u n d le , ia e v e ry th in g — y e e ( e v e r y t h i n # —you’ve b e e n hoping for. MB TOUCH? I f f ___ _______ CITY SIW IN aC IN T U jM mm 'c N ew room ineisP Swing open the doors — a t h u m b -touch doe* ill —and gaze on the blggeal interi­ ors you can buy lor the money, w ith sofa*wide front seata and no lass than 12 m ore inches in rear•s a l hiproom . N e w ityle note? W ell, iuat look •I that brand’ncw Idee in front* e n d atyling. G rille , bu m p er, bumper*guarda and even perking lights all combined in a tingle, •turdy aasemhly that means you oanV Iock horns" wilhother cars! S l ip behind the w heel. Finger* easy Synchro-M eah transmission if you choose—the satiny smooth* ness of DynsUow Drive* as op­ tional equipm ent if you w ant the very latest thing. N e w o v e r a l l a i / c ? W e 'v e (rimmed inch** from ita over*all length for handiness in traffic — y e t h e re 'a 1still the g enerous w h eelb ase that sp ells a lev e l, going ride. A nd If pow er ia your m eat— just lift the bonnet and look on a husky Fireball pow er plant of 110 horsepow er eepNaagf •!«»•(•*■ m - with conventional transmission! 120 with Dynsflow D rive, Surely h ere's a ear big as your fondest ambition—yet price.w ise it's right down your alleyt Fits modest family budgets as it fita mndcsDiiice garages, puls Huiok in reach of still more people J So h ere's 'rcslly a "m u st s e e " Item! On display now, in three trim -'n’-lidy body types, it w on't stay lo n g on dealers' floors. Go now —see it and n t that ardtr tat Voui rtv to hi C n in Lerland Ask Y our D airy m an! Support Education ?K ;„“ low ling ilugn ninl cal,a ('an­ yaks �$*'■*■*■ *f'r.-r n w: r 1 i Y t f E B D A Y A U G U S T 9. 1949 ' ■r 'M l' ♦ * /} I IT Oirai Notice . , limbed wire, made by irachln« n n i . * r * i l In I h c IH In 'i . ,1,1 . irttfliaie * ry, appeare.1 m «ne *"(«’ *• M it ir i:' o f T i'r i.n »t io n f o r i « v i *.i « . , » i„ ,h, Hum* ..( w r — ; “ ~ “ ~ ~ T U llff.ll lirilMlf No. 111. IrtHUfll lilt' Jut n o t h ’ i: is m :m :iiv m vhH N o r m : o f a m >m i a t i i >v K i m i ‘ ' .' I ’ ... *inri iiti* »tmii ti* . i » r of J u t . a it . t » i i . inn ni*ti T H A T May All. .- Sh*i mutt homer T A * IIK K D ■ ,M"' “ *l,l r»‘4jr*-In I.t i.linc |u u w . Hi* i u i t i * In ray o ll lie umt liu« tna.1* of T.i* . V r l l f l . n l o No 11. I at n » J C H A P T E R IT43T O f 1*33 l I“R R K I i r O I V f N *,r " ! " " v ilm .-rit,r.l ih « r* ln w ill he a p p lica tio n fo r u la * ..t e e d lit It* llfr July a i> i n : i.un fti«i a"1" ROT1CIC. IH lti V.ul.lnr .,( Turn hn1,1 ' ■ tilililrr til Ih * thurm .i. rtnlil i n l U l r U l * . . r l i f l r r t l r II. ill)' offlr.' n ml Thal^T. II. Hel.vni In i , , , , 1 T f J ™ i , i i f i i * * iinttr ..n H i * . (tr«i • m b r i c M . l * * fn U o R jn « d e w r J M tm t,n ule 4i|i]i1it 4411mii fur Ins. ilrril jD Legal Notice llif H ih x siu .m l>*rI> unli t tli* «.f IK* m i l l p t o - 1 1P„ I khiipi I Hi* |*t | ,, ....... liro|>Ptl> In I hr I’lMinlY of t*rmin | .‘HU' |f|P(j'Hli In in ri»rilttlH‘r WMO KM?. It** Hint j j ' " ", '.’f, ^ I ’L*"': } u H|«l# of KlorMlil. to*nlf law # , and tm* mu J r . “ ,h r Mh ,,wv 1 .I sN i f of NK '* «*f HK»4j H«*« Mon hi n rllfli .it** niil'liiisri» lltfl f*1]' m J_ai il*nl *tu “ b ;~ippllr"‘ ? f f r - . l<lnn l o n ' f,nr‘ or u b*« |r ........ ........... A(1« „ * i . I *I?t Tntyn*hlp Jl doi.th Itunac t t w l o w iI m . rlbr.l i.r.>|.*ilr ullti**luti tll thereon. Hal.) t rrllMi »!»■ p*,,* 3V Kna* *n Acr*a * |„ .................... . Klorldu. 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Coiiply llrcorda Book I I’m.* 11 | I'tilva* mi*l.l . *t III Ii h i * a11it 11 Ii* i .iiaomiioiit ..r m id proporty T U . i.aupaant. ill of tin- «.il.l pro. r*il**ni*d arrwrtllna in l»w ih* | <inil*r Ih* ml.l . rrilfh » t » Inaitrd M rrin : tii u t c i i i party under Hi* aul.l . ,-rilflruli' properly d**orll.*.l i tm ar. in will I.* |„ .............. .. „r lli.y.lo «nd laauad wua in the mini.- of II..HI* lit l.lddar .i n.r mo ihn Mat Mriilnr Nji.nl.I. r..l*»* I ni*** *.liu m l.l c<nl.llH ' V u r^ u i'l' 1. aol.t 1 ,1 "Ih* ,p lilirhoai ..lunar til* Mull m .." 'H iMrlrkland III.I A., V J NtTTIl* l Kl • hoi.** door on Hi* fin . Mop- IMt* iti.il' h* r*.lr*mrd uotordlna Unlaa* aald r e r llf l.il> - il.ull I,,, , l, v" [ r " 'la r I" Ih* moral, of ............,. , i ,i , d m i l Imp. ll.*r*on radaamed uirnrillt.* h. law ih. .»* n**n f11.i.t 'U.H.hl yon I., t h e l ^ f p , „|,|.h I* th* l i h .lav ..f „ f A „p„*t l>. ■proparly d**.'rlt>*.l Ihareln will I.* i . " i l l i .o ir. of Somlnnl* . .m ult . H*p|*mh*r. IPIV 1, < | Mfcnld In th* hla ln a l Mdd*r *1 th* *0. 1.1 11 M“ "lord. fl.irld*. h*lntt li.it.d (Ilia 111 .lav ..f tuauat, | 1i.iri-.l m l - li*Hi day of Ju ly A. plnli.tlff |.|,.| ,, • «tw rl h.ula* door » h il.* rimt ' " ' I I I * . I .iron S||*.(, *r, Monday In Hi* mionli » r s*oi*m- vrrii.h Ann* Marl* Hpon. »r, .1*- f aa. |‘, I I K H N I m .N i IM .I.CV HO V tiff, I MV. which la th* 6III day of ,p" l!' 'r" , , C|*fh Clrttlll C..I.H, I C||v T u t Cnltcclor. p*>ii*rah*r. ivia to t i n : lll '.ltKIII It IH JI H I M ’ . Hemlnnl* County, Klortdii I City of Hunford, Hrinlnolr l.atad thla 1*1 .Iny of Anauat. , n ‘ youi .ipp*ai..n. * I* m id iiftrr.ili Catfwau ahalhrr . t at iL . itooutv, fl.Mhteo-o *uif iiv rsonxih mi hr 4A11«■rti»•v on III*. o »*. I l f l l N H u N ih.. AuR.ial.l r*ia if top fan I., upprar u* h*r» (7t*rh Circuit Cmirl 1 d*n.li>ol* Comity, Klorldu ln r*.p.lr*.t a drer** pro . onfcaa.. I i c i r c i l t Court rt*til> tt III h* *m*i*d uualnal yin. and J Hi* ii.it w III pro. oo.l w lll.mil f o r . h u .ml..* i„ yon N O T IC f ( I f A P P I.IIA TIO A fill! i:\ i:c c T i:it anh i s h i h : i > *i I TA X t lllf .lt Sanford florid*. Ihla tilth day nf H H A r r f .lt ITtXT I l f |li:U N H j r i C K Id H K I t f l j V U I V l i N Jiilt. CM 1 " 1' II K I IN IH .N T h a t . 1. I. Tulholt loiiitn ..f Tua y* C|*rti of III* Clr. oil Car* (flout* Nil ’JN. Ihh. i *.I ih - 1*1 *’mir[. Hrmlni'l. C-rintl*. day/<>( J u ly a n i » t i . i.u.< m*'t Klorldi. adr/a In ray nfflc* n.t.l has mail* application for u ...a <i **.i ... n* ” l I l c c i T c i . c i i T d f tl. i '■■k u i n a c a u h i i .I, IMiuad tharaun Hald i*rlKI<ul* 'Anbrae** th* I o IIo u I iir d**. rll.r.l 1h Ia lull* Kit 11!11*i ........... fur I’lulnllff pro parly In th* County of d*..tit. ala, Hlala of florid * t o -w ii: luita H A * Kvur.* T erra.1*. xtiTirii n f t|.p L irtT fitN rtm pfat Bowk I Pub* m r u tit: i . n h I.1 Th* raaaaaanimt of th* NOTH I" III I I I ' l l K l l V O IVBN property undar th* *»l>l <*riiti.ui> i l l I T Mai \ln* oh.'....art h..ld*r laaiiad laiiad wua In it.* n*m* of id* d T m c * r t l f . . i i * So i l . la. d »y Bt.imlay Itonil Hair* ■d July \ (> m i , tm* tllr.l aal.l Unit** *ald i n i i f l . u t * ahali ha . crtlfI. .il* In rat offlr* land baa r*d**m*d «cro rd ln a i » W>w. Hi* mad* npplli'ntton tor l * i d**d tu I roparty daarrlhrd lh*r*lr. will h* Uni* in*.*oo in *.iorit*nc* ri ll. old to th* hl«li*ut hi rider «( ih* Ill tv court hona* door on ll.* r tr ■>t Hh M m t l l l r A t r AiiifiriM am the fnl Morally In H>* nio.i.h of H*pi*.n I**VkIti (4 t Ihnl |ii M(ir »t V nlt*»Mt#<! t.ar, IMS. which I* ll.* Ml. .lav ... hi Scfitin. Ji- 4’iMinty. KI mf IiIa , tn Hanlfint.tr. I t l l . « II i IMI..1 thla In.I i.uv of A..*..il I ''h 3J iif Mf n 11; Iii Af |am. aw i rt m i|rt| In I'l,It Hunk 7. PngA llll O. I' IIKIINDHN Sr ml Mill#1 iNnilif)* |( l|A Clark C lr c .lt Coti.l ThA ANfirMMmriil far i Nil III pmilAltV Hamli.nl* C m m ly . flo.i.lu ’lliiler I hr wrthl t «•r t ) f Ii til a IhAiir* (C lrcu li Court Haul. " *’• l»i ilie imiii*' nf finyrI f a * ' Marine Mmllh rtileuw ra M lArtlfl la titn nr A r ri.it'A T in s r t i R •Ale «hHl1 tn* Milffiiiril Airiirilltig In l«w, 1i i i ileeil will I nhi|e tfiFfA ta x iik ix mm fhe i .hnl Juv .if A u|t uwl A f« CM A P T H H IT4HT O f IWdS m N t.TIC f IH I l f l l K I I V IH V IIN !*••!» I >mvr>d H i Im I'MIi ilnv of July A | That llorl*ha* W II o .i i i i IIIh I I...Id 1 » r of T » * c*rilflc*tu N.. i i . in.i*.i h 1119 K U .I -’ N l i t »V th* 1*1 .lay « f J u ly A I t . l!H7. i. hh ' 'l 1v T a i iVillechn, filed aa.n* In ray office and l.ui * *11v of Ha iif ii r<l. Haiii IiimM mail* application for u lua d**.l V(Mi hml I.H I i t hii'p lhn( m r rhrcknl! Iti’tfiihir ii»* I'MiHify, KI m i I iIa lo h* la«u*d lh«r*no Hold . n i l f l I cat# au.l.rara* lit* followloK .1** H]i('( tinii ami siTvidiiK hv the HUNT MKID'UltV <<1M ■rlhu.i prnparly In the t'oooiy ..f M i i ' i r f o f t r r i li X T i .r s fltll Hamtnol*. Htut* of Plorldu. lo -w ll T U llffll PANY muiiiH lo llin ’ life for your vehicle lad 1 lllk I I T r T Th* T m r u i l l I f I t . II ITI.IT l l f iM:t.1 . of Hunford H u t Hook I l'aa*u M .TIC i: IS II Kit K i l l HIV KN 1 J< In *« A 111 I I I llf. I l l A Thai J II Hill hold*, of t'wa f o r ittincul* Nn. m . S ay ol of J u ly A. IV. day ■ M l . In ray offlr* • *car Use HERALD Want Ads fm Raanllt O rle ((. Mnthletlx, AMue.Inle 11)07 K. Hccoiul H'ropt or phouw 1WW..I o m * in* pur lo * Isaurtlua Hwaa la * a *r tlaa laaarlM a t.M M m par llaa l» **f lion ilmea a. «»f lla * l a o .H a * **Im iha II n a D e ik t * H M N r k ia rk t a n h r a RHONE US t r i l l AN* w ill a* .»•» I N lalaphupp *1 ataaappi f * * l | i I I aaw a to HaU4 la il< u U p k u p a haphf (• w o n Pm thto ( M M w t o a * lla a Ih * * 4 *a rtl**r I# H N ( W 2 r ja r& * . Ptowaa a a « f» a* iw a a N la ta it It *N W M * * * * * * la J«ar ar* ****** a* *u#**«*i*t# F or Mnlo; T. H<«.in It.. m e ; N . w l v ilecenitoil Itlcl.le Hint mil. In uc prnvpil itnii ili“.iriiMe nuii;1.1.<>. ll*.oil. C li n e in. K l r r l r l f kit. lien. Iienlinu Tint cniiliiii; uyulcin o cluiliul. rtio n r tiiilt-w, (I w iu i T h c ^ c 'n n o fin e r c i g a r e t t e in llic w orld to d a y t h a n L u ck y S t r i k e ! T o h r in g y o u th in fin e r c ig a r e t t e , th e m a k e rs o f L u c k y S t r i k e g o a f t e r tine, light, n a t u r a l l y m i l d t o b a c c o —anil pan ntillionHof dollar h more than official pnritft pricvH to pel if! Sit Inn a curt o n of L u c k i e s to d a y . S e e fo r y o u r ­ s e lf lirnv m u c h finer a n d smnollicr L u c k ie s re a lly a r c — Itow mu ch more re a l d e e p - d o w n s m o k i n g e n joy m en t t h e y g i v e yo u. Y es. s m o k e a Lucky! You'll a g r e e it's a finer, m ilder, m o re enjoyable cigarette! CHARICS "110 BOV" NANOOLFH. InihrmHm l foAfirrf. k l i y n nf Alnafnli, .V. I*, t m u n i . l i r l l.urkilM fur i ’.'l ptnr *. " l u l l fir.'* hi *fllf*. " F i r u i c p th r m nkrr* n f /.Uillr.t huu rrnlfii An* tnbnem - rip*, fra g ra n t Ira f th a t ninkm n tfiHuf *n w k r t, ‘ ll r r r 't unit* o l i l m r r th a t l . m k i t t tut- a liner elg a irllr! So round, so firm, 1i *i | rnnitt l.umtr, r i m e In. In.* »riic n fil (.nridt i.i..ii *l<<|.mg porch, prlta If.ftlHMHI trim . I l . m i ’u In**.In 1'*ni Hlnra. III iTI'lIF .ItM S I ’ A F F ' I K A T K R H I I■ . I:. A till ni 'ilrla, oil or gaa Kl, llltn illK R H Ob A Flm. THE BANFORP HERALD -U Swt Mi h i . '*v,V ,t>*i.. i n n . n i f .1 .o i.cco e n i i . i r 4..S./M .F.T—tucAy Strike Afeano Sine T&Aaeeo I.OTH F O K S A l.i: IMlnk ulinileil lulu lt-1 A o ilrnllnt ri'Ntili't.'il wilh .t*.|> well. I’rlrcd below «***##.■.I n. In*. I'hi.np liHK-R T’ricnl Id'jr.O.Ofl tf.l jllll.ic.lti.ln ml*. II l.*f| room limine, v> . v rlean, electric kitchen, nun ■rnimilH, ftuil Irmn, 1! Mockf froln large lake, pave.l ultcfl Ten .m1nutch ilrivr from Sinifoid NKW F I.rilR I Ill llllT-fl I " !•• •t' ' Hum. tll.l fli.ni* mii'le lit. «• ' v liiiuliiug, cleaning /It " ....... . Portable pnwot planl, 22 v> t> experience in Hemlrmle t'm.nii ll M. (ftenmn. I nlr- Mu.y (luting nr tiled farm with 2 bnl room b»me IftlVV* It l.igl.l "eight Hlrrtrlc Paint offarud for Immediate uul* « t , S|.rrtv, Piavltcally new, $15.00; $2500.00 I N*.v Sunbeam Electric Hbav*. s e t; mi fur Miu-tei. only 412.00—Call 2R9-J Mllbr.OCKA I'll I'RINTINt Building lot* on Smith Hui>!»rd AND I'YPINU Aveniia, priced from i " 1 ait*t t. no I’ M. C R E D IT HI Mil. A ll ttF $250.00. If .in. Hunt n uafe family boat SA N FO R D lli*i v"ii 'i.n'i uiiscl, uee C. E. 118 N Park Phone ihiii C. A. W HIDIION, Rli \Vtl-i.ii, .’ill Maple_Av*!!i,*b „ m a j> r k Phoit* iJiti m tl.A N fiO Mnrnlng Senlltu'l Ian.In Evening Slar. Cull Itulpt. (81 room framed C.ittugr i Alt::, n,.uii'd, washed A poliahad. FOR KENT — 1 Six" Ii#- 2 7',. .4 2H1xc (lal. Ben­ Pumpers Cottage building Nil. Ray 1105-J. *«WBPtol nett', Stan.laid Station, Sanford C A M . 517 for Raltery. Iiciii'int"i 800 and toilet building N" IU2R a Celery Avanuaa.________________ at Uanmiti Junetlon l'in. I...»*i |l*i a baUar apartmant you ar# and Htar.er ucrvlce. Swn.n' muat agree to move tin build­ . wokloB tor, 5 nr 4 room A bath, Mattery Hei*he, Hill W. I ..i’l ii A it f iiT h H W A N 'm » = 8 ! • rurnlanad or unfurnlihad to tha ing from our property nrai rlriut ______________________ Ht rl|th* party, flOfl 8. Park Ava. | up liie . Florida Kaat Cim-i Itnii . . ... , 'i.A W N M oW ER H almrprnrd, bt way Coinpany-C/O J. W. Wrb-b, Iliglll’Kl *.b price paid for usM I ry r| „ r*.PK|r, ,| |,#.k mid key ____B rnijni Rachflor'a tiliprv. R A R., Ht. Miigintlne, f'tniit.i.c Ted Davlit Fiirnltur* . Apt. Site trie kite lien. 8M 1,aural work. No welling wink 'finti Fla. .Ill E. lot. Ph. t)6B. Ava. Phona 148-11. anleed. II. W. Sb.unun, .'ll"I ’ ll mitt,..ntd midnra would like to E hhI 4th. St., Smrfmd. FI# tr mlc fm pickup truck. Met5ffts A two room modarn oftl* ft— ( Formerly wiilt WIIIIihiih Fl<it Articifc*. For Male —!i Aili iM .iir Plumo 0108.___ _______ Shop). clency apartment*, ideally eultad t for Individual nr bualneaa couple, C O A T Mfl.K CASH fm Modal A Fnrd, good K I.W T R IC or ft. D. Prleat, Phone 718 W,1. location acroaa frnm the Poet iiiMilllliiit. ('all 1881 -J . ACtrrYI.P.N H ; Office. Phone 880._________ _ W F.I.DINC Mill’* Bwap Shop—Wc buy. »«H *»r ■ N fiW n Y decorated Apartment. Sanford Motor A Tupl. t * trade moat anything. Ann Han­ 7 ^ pc I h T,IvcsTock-RtippIIen Adult* only. Nnble, 818 Myrtle 105 W. tat Hlreel ford Ave. Phone IPR-J. A r e . _____________________ Nlckle, Silver, Cold Plating; P-l We Both folk, "when y"" don’t FOR S A F E -Slrd dog ptipa-R laltlng. Haby Hhoeii mid oili"i X k A S T J iE N T . 8 rooms furnlahed, bring your prescription* to w cL c uialei-f 10,00, Also three electric refrigerator, atVyltlitie*. keep-Haken flriinrcd. La nay'a. Phone 102. yming tiding hone*. R. L. HaCheap to dealrahle party. DUNN'S P LA T IN G HUMP. gmt. Paula. It*hind YowalPa Ph. I i in Room* Cheap aummer rataa by E N JO Y Sunday dinner at l aney* 78c also week day*. Lunches A Il i.uintb# old New ifampahTre Bull finxer and brag-Mito Wmk. abort order a.____ C h ic k e n * ; Im p tlre IH IR E . 4 th . m . M ONTEZUM A H O T E L Wo upeclallio in jinuiiiio w"tk Phone 1328-J. " ' PH O N E BIOT and gra»# planting— Ed D n v n , G O ffo AND BAD _____REN T Cenlle Saddle Horae, $0.05 FOR a p artm an Phone 1065-W. i t d..ow n stair*. I Used double bed day Ml week. Phone 1 1 0 8 - A ' Ira M l Magnolia Phone, $ Uaed Z pa. living loom IlpIjMl*. Automobile#—Furniture 24.05 2 male. I female raglitared Cocker taring. Hatlafactlon giiHiantccd. 20.05 ApaniH*, 3M. mo. old. Inquire furnlahed - apvtmanta.' J Uaed Walnut Vanity Adam* Upholstery Shop, Mb' 1 Bhopwiorn Dr. Mac# Animal Heapltg). I efflciancy Sanford Ave. Phone Illlfl-W. deney ' apartment. "* * ‘.Maple‘ fled, roll tt< mallreiui 21.50 Int m in t anJ cotton vn$own office store. Takach irtmenta, B0| N. Park,. Phona 1 shopw 14— t . o n f a FOUND - F T *80.08 living T8-J. ' M A T H IS O F 8A N PO SD lY"Bedroom Home, uafurntabad. IM -M H. 1st St. L O S T • black ailk umbrella 1" Phone I $7 E X P E R IE N C E D brake and P. O. Bon 87__________ ____________ Florida Power A Light Co! of­ and man. Apply riraat fice or McCrary’s Store. Finder R lo ro i. please call 898, Georgia Dabney. | I Seoul furnished apartment w ith , bath, newly ranoyaj m \ LO S T - Wallet cnntdlplng rar| tiVjSni W0HK ^ A N T l b !>— title driver1* license, other r*. John Krjfl«r, Jr. Ph 1 - W A f m i D TO H IN T — I TRA CTO R WOSH Free aatlmatea « discing fa f ‘ Alko Hen ring‘AMP r Ing Inala. t'hmta ; fj: Yes, at tobacco auctions Lucky Strike pays miMons of dollars more than official parity prices for fine tobacco! NFVV lit It ll- S >- llnnf *. It'|.alreil, ...... |.nmlin« W. (i. HmHh,l p.iriii.H*. .’..til.'ip Inf. I’hnrit! HUH. S !*\K A 11IK (flUHH 1‘aii.l ( ». l.dVVHH I'UICFfb, lla pert r a lc h l 1‘ l.iu.r 120. 11 21I I IV. 2ml i.puiroig. (!. f- KeJInWH, Hume Ktinp, 17(10 Sanfut'l Avt, I'hiui' '17 I 'm Innari '.n.dur iel.rilMli il, A I iiunlllinii { I M l mil, I'liolin 11 i : t .( ! iir.li M A I.I. T V I ' K S nf bultilnr.ei wink, reiiHim.ililn rale*. Free eulimm . W \ N I lo i i.ip mimklng 7 Try e* T r.yv lil K. C a rp e n te r. I’hoii ■ N’iro Stop t , i 1.1ii lit if . I llmimil Kt'.'t d lot \ 1tiller no Tmirhlnn M IH N ITU RF. Rr ii|ilinlut.‘rtpg Mi ! I ll 11.0 woi k gnarntileeil I'lckiip A .I- 11 | l(cii opuldi 1111• 1.1 llUlt N'nii!.' H very i'hime Mill W. Rainey, • , loot Ii. (. lift n ln i . ill! gal ivnlcr tut. SI In-Hi.i. .. ..I oul\ .even mntit tu. " " W M i 1 "■ 1 I Set ..I i. ld*n.e of Mru. Tim*. 12— mpen ii I MMviiiv* i. I K w .I,..... Wtl......’* corner, I1,min M Z M tK I K K A I.T K R A T IO N S nml ih i'r. M .1 , v. .. . . , .u ing- HUH W. 1*1. R)r*«d. Hi "... i;.. - • I ,i Ntivy J Shirt 'tHr ||6tl*J I'rrmitlMi tminl, gul 12.25 " ' _____ __ I y t run t .if rr* ' . mi 'l • m m ... a n r . n t i . , AI1MV N t V I SIIR I'M IH V K N K TIA N Rt.lNItfl mailn in >.i tm iAf n i r i r i / >. Hi:, \ I'alm rlln I dwr. Hnitillul* V*liH)ni. Ml.nil On. H2II W. HI. Oi.mi T I ’ XFIM) FKMtH* Cumplctn linn. II52-W anti HtTMiffc, atm your iuo|n'ity H ealty Affrncy ARency 5. A. Htrtiul Hrnlty c a a •a u a r M LUCKIES MY MORE ••very Tha M l a u i a a •■■** « * • ■ » * • o . W a a l 111 jaahllahad I * T h a • a a fa tl a i t a l a . M s T i S i m uphlleptluw. P A O E 'F » V R T U B H A N F O R D I f R R A l !>. H A N F O R D F 1 .0 I1 ID A so fully packed —so free and e a sy on t h e d r a w I IY FH A N ............ .. . jiX.v : ■* A �-------,—— TH E SANFORD HERALD. SANFOBP Hutching wSays ILj Rft) , jJudge K uu i Icc nh vChildren a jn W u u g c n > iiu \ * » Citizeh* Avoid- Book* ‘Need More Than Cash FLORIDA Canyon IK- Cht-lly Iti Ur - Indian The large*! single Iron mine in tha world I* the Hull-Rust-Mahou- country,of .northern Arison* con. ing open pit min* in Minnesota, i* tain* More’ than 300 prehistoric at« mile* long, one-half to on» site* and 134 major ruin*. mile wide, ami cover* 1,876 acre*. MENU tty C E C I L Y B R0W N A TO N 1 A untwisted Press Pood Editor the Unlvor*ity of Chicago, paid day Aernrican* a r t ‘'markedly fective* ’in " reading, writ speaking, and listening,’; In an opening address prepared fur a meeting of educators who are seeking to evaluate the public Binary it* an American institution, Hutchins said adults need more education in cnmmunclatlop of Ideas. >’ "Adults suffer Intensely from the great parados of our timet the trlyinlltatlons of life,” he said. "Adult* education la necestary to save then) from the sui­ cidal tendencies that berrdom eventually produces,' i I til chi ns declared the nation would be better off If more adult* lead and pondered bqoka on his­ tory, literature, and moral and political philosophy. An analysis of p'ubtis library u»agr presented at the meeting, however, Indicated that "only about one-fourth of tha M ult popula l ion* rrada one or more books a month." .... Other library observations noted In the report included) s ' That/ persons below-f ooting age accounted for 30 per sent of tne wirruliAion of library bhofa. Two-third* of library, circula­ tion involves fiction. Recently published books have the highest turnover. Curculatloii of the classic Is steady but "eilrsm ely small.” Fsw persons uso the library card catalogues with any regu­ larity. , , Almost nobody aaksda the li­ brary what’s worth rending. Five Percenter* U'aatlaaag Pram Pag* 01 usually five percent qf ih* proceed* from th* contract. ........ Earlier two of th* housing officials— Benjamin H h u 1m a n . ■pedal litigation attorney, and William Matter, formerly with tha housing ngsney and ' Haw* with the Atomic Energy Commission— had testified that "somaon* con­ nected, with politics’* hadiegieng•d the meeting b«twaaWJftpr*»«ntativet of th« Tanfotan Track and housing o fficial*’* ! th* ex­ pediters office. Maher identified Jkr, three men who came to *ve thera gg a "Mr. Mori,” n “ Mr. Orlando” and a "Mr. Maragon," . . Mahel did not Immediately identify further the >th4** men he named. i Th*'committee has taken secret testimony from John Maragon, a former Kansas C ity bootblack who onca had a W httj House 1 N EW YO R K , Aug. 9 - i/ P )- A domestic relation* court Justice i ha* ruled that a young mother, whoa* divorced husband ha* dltuppeared, need not get a Job to support her two *m*Tl children so long a* th* grnmipnreriis nru fin­ ancially able to do so. Justice Jacob Punken made mitillc yesterday a ilecWpii In which he said: "Pood, clothing-and’shelter *re the primary nerd*. But children need more than ' Just th*t. Titty need caie. *upervl*ion, guidance, education and some form of re­ creation. * * * "In the absence of proof that a mother 1* lnadet|uatc or unfit or incapable of caring for a child, experience show* that the mother I* tha heat nurse. "To deprive a rhlld of mot tier love or care 1* to deprive him of support, the support with which a parent or a grandparent U charged (by low.i" Justice Panken signed an order requiring the paternal grand­ father to contribute 176 a month for tha children, The maternal grandmother, who did not appear In the caae, ha* been paying her daughter’s rent of |fl3 * month. The childrens’ father, the Judge said, has ignored a court order to pay 440 a week for support of hi* divorced wife and children Names of ‘ those In Ih* case were not revealed. ' (CeatleaeA dared. trtm m Page oa*l EA S Y SU PPER i.eek and Potato Soup. Egg Anclmvv Salad,* Buttered Roll*. Me* Inn Slices, Cookies, Beverage. I 1ItccIp.- for Storied Dish Follows) I K<;<! A N CH O VY S A L A D j InxreiMi-nts: tl hard-cooked eggs, i > ttililt-spoon* finely chopped ce- I it»ry* id small flat anchovies I imlnced), '« teaspoon paprika,! Iicshly ground pepper (to taste),' " teaspoon* elder vinegar, ,1 tablespoons mayonnaise, lettuce, to­ mato slices, radishes (sliced), French dressing, M'-thnd: Cut eggs In half Jengthwise and put yolks in a small mixing bowl. Add the celery, an-. L-hovies, paprika, pepper, vinegar, and mayonnaise and mash well with u fork. Refill th* egg whites with the yolk m liture and arranga in lettuce with tomato and radishes. Serve with additional F m-iic Ii dresing. Makes 4 to 6 set vingh, F a H liio n In ( ir n n iir t s H uh K ttd ie a l C liu iit f u The bid of the Libby Freeman Co., Orlando, to dig a well fur us* In supplying watsr to the new swimming pool was approved. I lie bid was for <344. Russel) Tench, William Horne and Frank Rockett were appoint­ ed desk sergeant* at the Pollen Station. Each recently passed a civil servlet* esamlnallon. The Commission appnlnUd H Job* as Journvyinan meinlet id tha board which examines elec­ trician* as to i|lialiflrsiions to work here, A u tr dollm fee per meeting to member* of the plumb Ing examination hoard was author lied A request hy H. Alton Bradley. • president of Alilersgale Univvr slty, for » t u f ' fh* former Navy photo M e * a y y l,y Hie Stlmtil was la H h Hit tier advisement. j In 1,600 croi* point boat* 1770, a hug* iron chain aiiiii<jisf , muiHURi u iiiu , fret lultg w a*stretched Bth* Hudson Hirer at We*t York, Pennsylvania and Marylar, to prevent British gun­ manufacture 40 per cent of a' the steel made in this country. frem going up the river. SPECIAL! Wed. and Saturday • ONLY Our whole L in t of VALSPAR t Will b t M id 2U% lean Hat Price. ■ We give you th is offer only th e! you can M e for youraelf that VALSPAR t o g a them ALL Hedufod Price on ’V « H e n Hoae , * Alno ,« Wfdnendey and Sal. AT MOMOMAl HOCPITAt, N. Y., Mrs. Faith Unruh of Syracuse, Kansas, is holding her 10-month-old daufhter M arilyn , who has a cancerous growth under her right eye. When Mr. and Mrs. James Unruh did aB F R ID A Y F A R E Cold Salmon with Mayunnslse, they could In K a n in to cure (he Crisp Potato Sticks, Buttered Broc­ child, without auccesa, they decided coli, Bread and Butter, Raw Vege­ to come to New York. They imp* table Bowl Buttermilk Letnon Pud-1 (hat tha hospital's cancer specialists will be able to aid tha stricken i ding.* Beverage. youngster, (international) | (Recipe for Starred Dish Follows) ] BD TTK R M II.K LEM ON imun. 39, sag* In chair as he Is car- I J’UDIHNCI s waiting ambulance. Ur. Blltzman Ingiedlent* two-third* cup *ofar, Steel can be mad* strong enough which he was ildlng stopped at:the I I 1 all-purpose flour, to withstand a pull of flOO.Oo'J lulienl. wlumi lie identified s i David . v o t e d rind of 1 li-mon, 1 tabla- pounds per square inch. . Th* ulijslilau had warned Kaplan ' -punn lemon Juice, " eggs (**■ sc* hoist*. ( International) 1 I tablespoon butter or • . niniguj lot- (melted), one-nlghth „ , . teaspoon nail, I cup buttermilk. . *l"' I* tinI ■ecurlif.' Method: I’ut thu sugar and flour Hot, "ns n person ix-roinc* older In n mixing bow) and mix wall: I 11- lun-h by ili-ath bis spouse and mid the giaied letnon rind, and leIds friends. Muny older person) num juice. Heat the «gg whites feel pushed aside. I.onesomenvsi until they form peaks that curl i* prevalent among older person*." ( over slightly when rotary or eleclie said activities are neresarry ■tile benlcr Is slowly withdrawn; tn ciiiilpensste for loneliness, without washing egg beater beat volks until ildi-k and pale colored. Altd i lie beaten volks, the melted Tossed salads ..... especially I" " t*7 ,,r »'*• «K«rlIIw. the salt and I,, Ions winn iin-v have a vaileti buttermilk to first mixture} ,,l greens. Use wulmcress. Bust.,a »',ll: Add egg whites and fold met Iceberg leiluce. lomullle, en *0 until III! white tilulls remain, dive, c iiic rv and escarol* if tiivv •‘"ui Into cusiard cups; set in a i of Iiii I vvnlci and bake in m derate (MfjOI-'.i oven for about ndimtes. (h ill, invert on inidual serving dishes if desired; tin- wind "Almanac" Is dcrlvr.l i,. will be a i-nkelike base and a fmiu Lin m,iiuii At* 1,Ion wold* luid-slillce tup. which iiicuni "H im weather" m it Is the universal mistum to di| play the Ameriran flag only fftn ii -uni in- tn tiiniet. i IU *t E . First Street, flaafard Legal Notice IN COHItT IIP T U B rOUNTT JttfidK, COUNTY, o r PU nlllPA -lN PRO8TATK ATR. in re.ths Kstsle of )thods' II K sln i, > Tieeeassd. TO AM. WHOM, IT MAT c o n Cr.MNi Nolle* la lisrsliy given that J K Howland. J r , lis* filed his tlnsl rsporl as ni»rntnr o| the eslsi* of llhoda R. FI wins dsexstsit: th*> he has filed hi* null Ins .for tie aiscnsta*. *nd that he will *mdv to the Itonorshls Uoual** HtenStrom.. Constv Judge, pr Xemlnois County. Plorlds. on (If* l*th rt«- HEN you hoar a mw Mercury owaer say he’s driving tb* iA»f/if*s( car In hla ip And Away With .The Greatest Of b|i _ n • Ea m , ( f»rht>fld T y p a Garage / '( h s S J of wUr ffttrege, o we»th»r*tlte, feath- / W te a4»u4l 146(4. Tde, 6w(«* "»**« control* U op you oof of (M Mfcheti, In cootof placotM ‘ 'V C U M I H I t s t s t ep*A -- w M M V H ^ v a lJ d p w ik f HaaMr (wmm. "* fceret (art aieen kael. Maks* pat-watklag. sailer, teel hpet 14 ie4i4iin»Mt( ait tLshSTi*. dm m *4 WOkSy peit ikfkwar yew MfRle ectda U i u U lm L �> In U«Wjr Tli«r* h Strength — T# Protect the Paaea of tha Worlds To Promote the Progress 0f Araenia. To Produce Pro*peril; for 8,nfnrd T1IK W EATHER I'srlly cloudy through Thuredo, with -faltered tliunderahow* *r. In afternoon* nnd early tienlna*. (in,tic tu moderate souihrrly wind*. VOLUME X X X * Established 1908 IS Passengers Are Killed In * Bus Accident SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY AUGUST HI. HMD Q uiet T alk On A rm s Aid Bill i 12 M ore Injured A s 1 G reyhound Bus H its A butm ent A nd Burns A fter T u rn in g Over A ssociated Urerm Leaned W ire * No. 252. Bradley Calls French Army Unification Backbone Of Defense System President Says I-aw Will Give C ountry S tronger, Cheaper N ational D e f e n s e H u lk O f U s . M i l i f a r y A i d IV> G o T o Iwo .lim a F lag In I'hilaclt*Ipliia For M arino Bally F ieudt, Bin t'h irfa Is C u lle d H o p e le s s WASHINGTON. Aug 10 </T) BLOOMINGTON, |nd„ Aug. Ill W A M IIM .IO N , Ang 10— — Pirsidrnt !ium<in today signed n — iff }— Fifteen persons died in ihr itrn c a l tbusi N Ibsdley inada llir new aimed services undicatioll flaming wreckage at a gicyhound ilr.n ludsy ibst ihr Ticnch airay Inti He .aid dial this will permit bus that burned after imaihmg into mil hr llir hsikbonr nl Die .Voiib die United Slates tu piogiess to* a bridge abutment near lic e tail) Allsutn tlrlri IlfrS, waul " a balanced and rifrcliv* today. Ilie A,,m H u rl ut Nlslt told • nalional defense ” Non* of tha dead has been l"UII Hireling ,hr ‘vcuslc FuiCIgn Mi. In ,in iii signed die measure identified. krl.iliun, suii Aimed S c iV Ic tS in a i e,min,iv m Ins oval mum The bus, bound (torn Indunapulu ( ......... . that the hulk ot ArilCljn llu r ''enatois and irpreienU* to Bloomington, hit the Lridgt on i ill I11i h l .i l , su l p in p o in t J or ’ <r, >.ln ha,idled die legislation, a winding, hilly road ihoitly after I illopc ,. ill go ihr I it‘U, Ii. ibr bead, id die dtlelise establish' j Oh midnight. Seconds later it war in I t i .iilie , u i g r j ,pu. k a p p ro v a l nirnt and top lanking Aimy, Navy flames. ol i'irtiJtnt liu m sii* 9i.45i),and A ii lo n e "brass looked on I Coroner Robert W. Lyrmt ot ODD DUD s,m> piuyi nu B u t at dig The legislation, which strength- | Monroe county said 15 would bs rautr innr he ,.11111 oft any piur* ens S n ie u iv ul Deicnse johnion * the death loll. perl nl an r ltd ll ■r miillsiy pidi oliliul me, die enllie military Twelve other persons writ in­ flam Im I lull* , sellip. die,, one criticism lioiu Mr. jured in the crash and ate in a flut (Die aim* piugiam) Ii ait liullian Bloomington hospital. rttr. It.r n s, lu f l.r lid to tu"li i, imbniuuatr lhal in iht* The bodies removed hum Die geunallv piogirssive Irgislalion , ■ope Hi,Dir, ,s iJ bur there il bus were placed in sis ambulant r> at least unr piovision rrpifieul* • no n,nor,line r l t d i n r way lo g ive -• and a hearse and, accompanird b, balk,,aid rirp." die 1'ifiident said Sill 111 A'IS * a police escort, ware brought in 11, m ill,, iprnkiiig lor (),« three m a Intel statement the Indiana National GuxrJ at 1, 11., . 1,1, 1- ol *i ut 1 ir s t if ie d a f t e r "New and cuinbeisome lestiicmory hire to await identilicaium S e o i i'l lu , .1 In-Ieli-C .lohruon told AMIR A HIVISIO Admlnlslrallun arms-for-Europa bill had been sub. lions a ir placed tin ibr m nllbfl-. Drivei Wayne Ciamei ol in Dio c o l,m l,I I n - In' I- w illin g to nmird to III, House and Senate In Washington, Secretary ot I mj?, m v i'i'i itn ................ ... in c a sh an d Lout* Johnson (lelt) holds a whispered conversation wtih Sen r. in ,|„P „| dir National S n u iiiv * oun* dianopolis. one ol the survmiiin |,ei .on, 1,1 ...n i,net authority , ,1 u lirira . llir desliablr ionise Culm ally (D -T e v ), chairmen of the Senate Foreign Attain Cumi, ,rt..« said a fionl tire may have blown in liiuni'b Dir min- |,Ingram The Secretary had given Ids eppioval ol the changes. (Inicr>mt.u.'<a0 would be In lullow ilie •** out. causing him to lose tmiliol ol Nt'inil", \ 1,mb',il ri g I It-.Mich) .rndatiun <d ilie io!,llldl«"«l the bus. Aflei sinking tin ahutnirn' vs*-1•-1 ■ It,, (.,op,i-rd ,1 MI-60 split* 4111 .iiuaniraliuii ul dir executive with Die ...iilni't HiillmiWtiMuli to it skidded 150 feel down winding loam b and leilinvr the statutnlV I. e lo iul .-in " t lle s l V e in '- tm d g al. highway J7 and came to im i „n .............. -m il it ngl reside to irslm linns nil die cumuli a infill' '* its left side, blocking ilie rum , 1,0 ,min.Ill ili-pm Miienl to spirsd beislnp .. T ,„ gency door. , Do nolliil o.,-l ol lite ulllis piU*, ' III I A1111! SII VI AHt AND SIM,CIS , l,„ I, M . •is* ' ft Ihi* tilth Ills Him* mi tin Ini on I vs c fin ,* I,* Pi i^i-M I n whole, luiwevet, Mr. TruFlame* enveloped the vetslot** g in iii . - i n i n ............. ..en th re e >«ar< •1 1 1 ' t • I .* !»a I f I III ( (||( i 4 I tl 1 1 ii » 1 Iht' tat niii « 1 1 v rvinli h iih^ 4i( tatlUH ii * I• a ins. In h) tit i i ....... ................ , bill .•‘" R n r l f i * m almost linuifillately. Ike di'iV'-i \ ii,,ttiei . oiiy 11 ' -1111101 pmposalt • *n' tu Ml l Clilt'.ir ..I |t... LIS fl I |||| %U 1aii A klt'hll Ji ui 1%IK111. Ill ' m| Itu Mil Ft oh i >,vJ nilviiiir,' nnd will h-i'l aald he ami “ two or three' pni„ ,h hn Dn iii.nm port nf lh« lu< ' 1 .4 k 4 ,1 » I i|li»t 1 S , 1 1 , i |v » ,1 lli , || if '* 1 1 1 1 * 1 .msoil • rficb-m v nmi •■ ctuvom y' i till i * I iU 4 ‘ k V I # ' « . * I * » * I s H llltlH ll*!", Ail It i I •• I' blilil . , 1 , aengera got out of the fiont do,.,. , iiimliiy pi ytnin 11ll I ll the piuamt o i ini lei nmrdlimtiun of our \ •' .i -I I Ilf -(M . . .ill bvli si l . *1 It. I I ■• I) 1 . 1 lift I tiii Ivl.v S t limilUllUtsllil l M'| Ml |il ,i l > r t I-. i i The other atirvlvui* escnpi d | poml Vhint 1, i -jiv'I secinll) CUUUs lilt# ia lid ft ml llUlM Bn iJ.ig, VViil nil | 1 1 1 Ui Httv mil jh H the Muilliv Miikfiim, (Ih t...... I ndini ....... lllil it !< | V through a rear window whirls * ell .In, 11 sn o i.iu ll dcfciis* plan John-on wu-ted no tin**A * *[*“n passenger kicked out. met n -t off fi mu tlraiDay. a . lliv Mil W waa signed, h e _#rp H « J t ,«* mil HIR ................. A greyhound spokesmen in In " Ilo p, 1 y 1mu Itn,lid lint tl# ilf<!•(•»»• dlenapolfs, who declined to permit wet a hMitunal nalioi I hv , d. Ifru d le y » M in a n a w a r (0 management i*o,in,utter urul n inanagemett 'oniiniUee uiul us* of hla name, confirmed that u ip ie s lln n h> C b a iim a ii CnnnaMyvis..,, group, nnd named tlem,raj ware 17 uaaaengers on d»,' S 1 |r fex • "f ib r t-'urctgn H a la tio n * UeNamay a* LONDON. Aug. ip -s/P t— AIa* ehalrmari Will) five Irafhr deadu in I'MM. i IH1.i,ti “T.* McNemay han It Ian Indlanapnll* for I n llln illt i'r ,—— ,, jJit L-rnp* * ' " Ington. ,• . ' hania said* today the if linnss Sanfuid's death ralV showed a shaip ,f th,. managoment coiumltlns* 11U liulo,ei - I r u t e g h cunCept l l Qian van Horn, Among other thitig*. the new bv in' IHuomfnglun, I jnvaslrcf by Gtrete and llsat f iuIhdik llictrase ovti dial id the liner i,yned upon, ibis cipiipmtnl will Station WTTB In mlnttun wouldt I m ill n s n q illiii stm n n l lln' id W e ll,m u said me survivors survivor* told him |'» m l"<*8if«i along a Jll-milr Ironi. pieirdmg yrais when llir avn.tgr nil lu in," lie -uhl. aald one on* ox of tha t i l Raise drbmHals# the present pr II, 1,dieV did nol expand on bis he “walked through five fee* o f,A hlnxdcxD bv the olliral lum a was Iwo deaths * yrai. Hairy ehtiiidlHlimeut i| ' r „ } | i , i i , r-% I ni id ( l i l s i i ' l , I " I "ith l s i,u m lic i tubllalimeiil to full Kjb.ne. ■i-lcionce to ihr plm, to give tlm llames" lu get oil the' bus. radio said hloodlv wtntiiss un ua an executive deparlmi depart h i ., ' hlnmlly clashes svilli will, Atli Atl, I’nrter. |i Iralln rtigitierr In, the ,,at„K u ib in l w s , mi, en l.id m ghl I i b is u l I lig g iil' s i The survivor, Wells Richardson, hulk of llir tin It) wt v md to (tauc*. I , unking second only to the ■ 11. . . ' n i D u e , In is i , I ll , N n .itu iil, 1 ......... I lis m lir i 18. of F.vanavllle, ind,, told Van errs government tumps began Imn National .‘ialelv C iinilill Inlil Ini .si II, -aid den,I- would have tu lot 11,'pHi ilie lit. Tills will Hive, * ...... days ago. Il addetl that bundled, ..111, rals veslrulay (Ceatteae* Oa »■** T sral .i l . ,i Ibe i , m s lis g e , Jlilllir„>'ii III see i el ,,i y of Defense Ml I'iu d q i, llilt m l - I " In, M »<*■t * ,• , 01 l„u m soldiets Itave been kiltril nr l.iUn I hr A r m y C h ie f of H ,* f f mid Ms l„ prr,ruling an anal,sis nf lire puwi'i to futee greate, r«ini» - a n and An Corn- eoimlarpiUI,, L l t t l i 'S ,1 I h . si* In lin e- - e ll, w ill t u lilliim ' I piivniri. i ,,nij.i I ,n,r,ilniy id li.ittn , airly play tmtween tin thrvi* m iv i .4 l .i m n ,D (nun- l i e n l i Id and G en Ilie , o||h1, ll,' I Ini, ul Inm-e- ........ Use Albanian invasion charge ai I,Mlies in .Sanfuid din mg I'MH, CJl Reduce tile Army. Ni»v, ttiik \\ \ H IM ,It in t l u m la u t s ,l u Vnui ,|i. del,mini III H n u tm il 1- lillt'tl. ____ ___ which coir,tides with an all-out ol M, I'm in pninleil out lhal San- All Eure* from executive -i<>' I lo il'in g I s p r u ililr , Mi lilg g tim d c c lH le d ,„ mllltury departments Aetna Homer Little, local restaurant iensive by the Greek govetimimi bm ls Halt,i lira111 lale mi the M u te d fu r c o im lru e llo n I n - t w ill merger of the three services ,ml -.III I tn d .i, h r , , operator, suffered two broken riba * M „ „ t Comniinmt-lrd ichrls. ,.a, , |)OI>11| , llon WI, 4<| deallis iheir suimrdlnate units - mclm'ms •■rlirltl I I I , , , II lie Inim es w ith Iw o b e illm n ,,- . |ninl> cm p o rt, Im d e c lin e d 11, ■ , • .................... .........................................." w , i i , ..................... . , akul uviatlou and the M«"'" lull. III lull,, m il In* eipil|>ped W ltli ImX w n lc i tmti p rio .n bn lli and bruised Friday night In an 'n(c , , • ......... gitlMlioii late m*. was 10 4 ,l>ail„ deaths t'orpa- however, Is piolillntnl |lii- u le is , e le c t lic k llc t ie i, iIII Set up « permanent automobile accident near WHIM ; I he government charged hiilr, p r, MI.IHMI irgislcieil vehicles. II si I. OnMi l oom eqiilpmeui, man of the Joint chiefs of ton, while on rout# homo from i |y ,|(lll Cirrek army a u u a il and I tii'iiiers, i'ii,'Mini Ii I di.I......... ie|new'iilinl Increases nf Tl,a new cbalrman would Mi,, > ■■ Wmiib 1-4.1 i ’ cttslc | ,,, .'opbourds Ill'll pel cent in Hie imputation vut* or command aulhuiity •"* I it,,, s ftid*. '.ihoullrr ,1.,, i'niiiiI the Cllv-W lde l„m„ * ‘;i7 .'" J% 7 l“ i'.cl,,* ^ ‘.n n ; -..a r-.» *-.r w w a n and H7.*l pet cent In the inI iiic lti ) ( 4 ailsItMUFll Oil I'HK# l . .. , , . . ... I inirtlameut will -tail I'lrm lriil 11o n mil I bene lim lse * w ill In- pin. i >1 ni, tha duik did not *#* a eow on *• tlm strain! Inmdirds ni Alhamairs i>n compared to the < >1 I I «>! I* *111111 W . l l i M - | .ruing mi Dim o',-lock al llir Die ii i n i k c l f ill M p p ln t lllllllr l, road until the aututnnhlla was a JO-milr ftotlt between l.esknvrk ,*i-1, .............. . * Plllir 1" in .ill,,,- 1.1II aiid ,o ! fH, mil, he revealed Ko, velrnrn-, dost to it, aju» revealed. Hh# and Burhigrad. just inside Albania aveinge "I the previous llliee L 'le v v la n d lN ilIft* l i m i t M e n 's C l i m . 1 V l Fl ,.i llislir llir |*|r , I lr .11111,1 ||(| If, j(#vu mileied the W eill swerved th# car sharply, It went nil Greece's nindirril bolder llir ve n ts. rhe down payment will hr •I'.'h I b, MHufoid. lie i evraled, ranked S a v e F l i e r F r o m M«*l» li lt Si «.-1ll|*•*,He■ , .. ,' I which t* sponsored hy the .Sshlmd out of control and turned over, I with carrying charge- of f-lft i>, uomitg 9HH dili*s ut the Iti.lHM) . ___ 11 1'* ' ' l * '" s ll ''l* II ii- iiih- s and i'l o|e-iioUkl Wo­ remaining upside down In a ditch ministry said Greek plane* ha,.i bren .................. ,.l l Sllltiri, N I »r,’i u 1110nib. pnpuluU'in grmip. iliese had an C L E V E L A N D , Aug. I" ((>'• Mr. Little waa riding In th* front shot down by "nur brave tumps. r n ......... I I In,lull,III , Iwo - hike ,i,Mi,‘- Club, Mrs I* M dingier. I,,isn 't pirviilciit , I I hmugli HriMiigemeuliiutdr tu uvuuge registration death rati, of Hauling back an angty er„w>l i hiindieds nf iiurdri uvr rage ri'glst ■rat and Bobby in Hie rear east. It cliarged ................ WiiMil, |«, r, i.ni-K 1, Sli l"r l the I'll amber nf Commeiei-, the I...on.I - lr i n l, ,, mg I n , ,, - i si n r , I I ’Dv lecrratlo n dllectul. j 7 I.., lb IK and an average popu­ ahmil |till persona, police e.ni, A lady slopped her autmoblla vlnluMi.im bv the Greek army ilu, ■ III.’ .Is, ........................... j ’'“d^ i Ids morning d bring ■a led [ r 'iiy ha* placed ut Ihu di*pu-ul ol 11 n> tu tnlnnimmllrr . id, ■ lation dealt, l aln nf 11.2. and took them to the Williiton lug August il, 7, 6 and U. mhIhv took a 24-year-uld An • I , . i Ariyime 17 yem* old or under ■Mi t'lnllip* approxinoitidv 17 h.i11 imilwnS li« r , , * I’nnl Santo, it was commended for member into custody f«i Hospital, 97 milaa south, where Tim four-day period maik« Ho '’" 11 ' , | | •' ellgltile to enle, liegilt, atlari I n, lln, Hanlanta *„l,dlvi-ni„ l"i (hay remained until Saturday iK'glitnlng of till* 11reek g o ,e,,, Its,i„e pan*fd u new traffic or my III the killing of Ida wld"«e.i ‘••mim IM Dmirbuk U , » ,1B |,ul«| m thr court Monday M r i i . A lift I t . N c l M O I l |D.<- Inillillng of humenight. R. A. Howell. Mra. Little a ment's announced offensive i • ,1 , 111111. ■ Mint for operating off inotlicr. ilr , r ilr l.ls , lot lilt lonlimg at U:3(i o’clock Th# dlvit parking lactllllns, Mr. i'or " , , , , l . . \ l l n , o i I Muring the pu*| t i , r vem-, VI, brother, brought than* hack to ori pi, out (.’ommiml»|.|»d iebe.e I n oallausd Uu (’*■* r-iwl William liucarlch, 24, Imme »u I i l Ft , r , I F14*41 . f l o i l l l l l j l l l i r l l l l l l i l llig g ln * itedaied, M, I'lullipso l t ,, poll,led mil In tin, repoti. The Saniford Saturday night. |com their Inst nurtliarn swong leave lion, tho Air Eoice, »»" vljmi i »rv»ri» t-irv geneially was below th* stan|a--oi'lata* have hod, more lion. hold In Greece. covered with blood and III ten Mi- A.In D Nid»"h died Don I,Mill borne* In Orlandu, .lu.k-oii I hr t»5 r Tha Greeks have charged Unit .lanls tor Denis shown in.dec when police arrested Ml........ 'M Control", th* report ralwl troops are anchored • y " " lia ffic ,l„y ntglil si the h",,o- "f b,u , , Die. GelneivllU and ollie, place* (I1 alalrwav leading tu bis second triangular h*s« In the tugged showed. •lunghlet, Kli— D l( llukc*. wltli il( Florida, Hour apartment home. paiking meter revenues should mountains by » a a......a airing of heavy lion, -lie tool h>.',, vi«lli,,g m ‘"I'l,a Chamber of (*oii,ii,r,cv uiuuiitainn ----y— -y:, Neighbor* a abort lime Mime liileinaliutial O RLAN D O , A u g lu ijf’i tup fortifiralbu is lualib Albanian 1 1 „. rsclu slv tly fur la rftic hr, Inline In re i'o„*|,fer» the demand fo, home- h, Th* condition of t it le Thomaa territory. They say the rebels pu-a Rralluv 0,1b am, ol SeiftinoL' ni rot and imfirovainaiit, eh de bail found ills mother. Mr- Man he, \ II \ ‘hmfoul people an one of Do«IIUl W sirltoinr J negrata, who suffered aevar* cut* freely back find both from G le e " elated. liucarlch, 49, dying of a revolve, liederick mid spent Ilie gloMle, County, dlncus-lng llm State tux llir nlsil ot problem hafor# Dm Kechsoge Club i rminf vital jirnjwi’ln on Iteuleo aillni Monday night from a knife wield­ to Albania nnd lhal supply tiucke I'ou, additional officers are Millet wound near her head 1;„ l „f he, iini,’ ,11 I'lilnlkii She 1dlrr," Mr. lliggln* -tail'd "mol ed by har lata husband IJeldt have been seen coming from lit III •I4 >V*411»( 115«* vesii'i day, -aid Dial heturs he I'ulli-e Lieut. Jack Dtidek n i l - j, —Inn,, in Ih'Ciilin Ain undi d here lo meet standards of III I'l very well plen*ed in having llllllllf il 414* I'hRf Thomas, waa today reported j Would "go along' on un, uiugisin ri<yid,>'i hania. Athens lias officially charg­ •'iciisoimhlv attenuate," overall pu­ Hue,irlch claimed Ids In „,Idiihm lo Do diiuglilei mid | ohiirllied the -ervlce* nf n Imild., Mo ih I* i, ail uiblnioout fltd diin,il(H) ed that her army has been shelled lp-,. si length, as r#comin*iideil liy wimt off accidentally while Io­ ntic 1h Hiuvlvi'd two dim, wiili l U l K K CO N FEREN CE the ueceHsnry know bow in meet tha |24iMmu,mni approprU It) Hospital, and both aba and bar during th e 'Offensive from ibe Al­ tlm I'm si,boil’s Highway Safety wan showing It Ids mother. TMA. I. Kndci ick of I .like John Heukar ik, III* wife and Don, Im would reuuent trial the liltar, Minnie Roblnwn, who w*a banian border forts. Council, said Mr. I'orter. neighbors told llmlek they heaiil , ,iy ami II 1^ I' l ederick of ■Mon mid financial ability to build Ilie il,,,. .' I, i |i|* io i,d m ,o-d I’tie-day appropriation bill Im opened up alao cut and Injured, art aald to i July l<’>2 accident Invastiga (he young man quarreling with ,, m«ry, Aln . nine grand i'll,Id, ell bonne* In Hanford that we nerd " I he meeting was prenhled eve, ..ighl I, i,n Key Mc«l wlieie -luce ami Dial all agenclc- be nnnunonc I b« out of danger, A T H EN S . Aug. I 0-</Pi- Kutty- lions were reported, ha said. The 111* widow lust before Ilie shut »•- -I,.! four grcgl ginml children l i i.lti, Ml Heiika,Ik ha­ John Daniel*, brothar-in-law of nine U. 8. Navy diva bombers will In, ,'iiiurv Standard*, adjusted to , »i*ti'r. Mi*, .lenney fi'iie, m ii hy I’reahJeut John Ivey who -md Ih i I ul,ending Dm .luycee -inn in ‘‘Justify thalr hudgn rcipianti" fired. “ I rebelled agulimt ruDiiig (hi Thomaa, waa ralaaaed today from lie turned over lo the Greek air Ranloiil. would Indicate a miniIn oilier, G. f Frederick. that the conalrucliun of boll-t'S 'o'"1 .nfe, cnee Irate onlookers tried to gnd* lfaallaa*a ■■ Ia n * Tw*t iCaelteae* Oa # •« • Twer Ole, •'-priidttures of government o.e< tha hoapltal following treatment Coallnuad on page two liucarlch a* he sat in a poller 1.. 1h iif I'aliDko. | (li# 1947-48 b ud get urul I w ill J j of wounda racalvad In tha cutting I'unergl servicer will be held ,D squad car near the scene. A win­ iso again," Mr. Odbsm d*,-U, 1. scrape Haldt Thom**, 60 year Flee Methodist Chinch, dow In th* police car was broken lln* “ Roma pollfl.'isiis," Mi Odb-.n old farm worker, died of heart and ont', patrolman was scratched 1 irll* fttreet and l.mirel AveI-a id , “ hav# rteclared tb*i Ihey failure ebon after % fracaa at I'. M Friday «!*• nushlng back the crowd. One of ..... at | ferrl It Is necessary for them to the home at C JK ry A venue. ' Rev. Fted It Morion official the leaders of the rruwd "** 11.. go along nil tlila Itvio l,«cau«* tl,;, i , lute,rnelD will folluw In l ak* arrested, bqt no charges were filed have a mandat# from il,e paouie. EDITOR DIM \ n-w Cemetery. against him Immediately, I don’t know where Dim mambitt BALTIMORE, Aug. HM*>r Albania Accuses Traffic Deaths In Greek Forces Of iSanford Reported Invading Borders As I n c r e a s i n g F ig h tin g Said T o Be In P ro g reus Along T h irty Mile Front F atal Acciflrnts In 1948 Result In 1911 Percent Iiuir.ise •stiWoodSaysVnughii Manager Higgins Explains Plan Of Told Him To Rush Orlando Firm To Biiild Houses On Track Permit Homer Hurt When Car Hits Cow Governor Takes , Over In Hawaiian j 'IVnnteToui nanienl, rr , c, !I*or Juniors I o Be Mevcdon* Strike{|fe |€| Ni*xi Week .T .ijllc p . O dhuin T alks Tu O rU ndo Civic <Tub Elsie Thomas Shows Steady Improvement aoa H. Lowery Cooling* editor of the Sunday Suit, died of • heart attack early today at Me Home. He waa I* . He waa named editor In 1940, rising to that poet after Joining Chief Of The Five Percenters Reveals How To Make Friends Congratulations Pour InFor Hoover On His 75th Birthday STA N FO R D U N V ER S IT Y . Calif., Aug. IO - ( / P ) - H a r b f jl Clark 8W IM M lNO~POOI. Work la procedlng according to Hoover is 75 year* old t-day. and liibule. for lho cotfrlry i only living achadulu on' tha new swimming *i-pr*rid*nl poured in ftom ah over the world. pool in Ft. Mellon Park, and to Late today Stanford U n iw illy will honor t t e n w il tUujJriou* day concrete foundation fooiuiy, iritlu itc in iht Froit imphithr#t«r. A ciowd of 12,000 to 14,000 w n were poured by workmen of (in Clayton Construction C o , City manager Clifford McKIbbin an , l ?h**program will ba cllmaiad pounced this morning. bv a major addraee by Mr. Iloovar, B Y A B R O C IA T & P R E S S beginning at B R. M.. PST (B P* Tha searing heat wave appears M.. CRT) Hla toplo will ba Think to have settled down over the Of tha Naxt Qaneratlon.'' eastern half of tha nation for an Indefinite stand. Federal forecastart aald today Hu m It nothing ahap|ng up anywhere on tha weath­ er map which promiaaa and re, •Tha narrow L band af eool air which waa moving narona tha came from ," hn aald, ' but u know W ASHINGTON, Aug. to (/!■) How ilnl tohn F. Mar agon ( limb ibst nol on# person bus told me tiniu shortlnne boy U mcn-sbniii Wmlmigtoii mid isvur-dotr to people that t should vote to assess an ad­ ditional 160,900,000 In taxes.“ sboiii-Waihinglon) He fold his own itoiy ycsicidsv I o, nrsrlv lluec houn, Die 56HCHOOL BOARD v#xr-old on# limit Gicek ininngisni ibsrlrrl fo, irporlers the course of Th# County .School Roald will IDs sometlm** betlc, sometimes ♦ m«*t in regular •■salon tomorib>x fabulous career. *ha office uf Supt. lor# Him cmngresHniurr, past anil. !l,or,ll!n9. Th* yarn unack* of Horatio present, as lu- friend*. - ■ .................... 74 T. W . Law ton. I!« talked Alger—bui only to * polnt--ai of Sir Thomas Llpton, the British Murtgon t*U* ft, lea tycoon and yachtaman. Thar* In th* ewoltartn* awaltaring heat hast of hi. his was mention of tha lal# Hugh WO,*HK /,» 1 (1 *h« (H lC A d O , Aug. 10 —»/t*»— lawvar'i lawyer's downtown office, he un- Johntun, who rsn the NRA during lloltert Rlngllng, 61-yeer-old clr- folded hla hi* story, It H was waa the th* yearyear the early days of the New Deal. cu* official, waa reported today Mn-year account from 96 a week Cann Mauler* In Daland at Huiley In critical condition ami losing i 1.1-year-old Kansas City bootblack Even Kaiser Wilhelm was brought Field. in. ■round from aavere internal bleed- to his preecnt role In Congress' CiOO p, M. Swimming at Oviedo And MnJ. (lensral Harry H. uool, Including temlern race, <egg mg. , tirobe of "fry* percenters." Vaughan 7 A "very close friend," and spoon race, plunge for distance 1. " “ **]<«• •“ Bt- L "V ’u , , , , w o,di well-chosen. His Hospital laat Friday after a visit 0rgtk Mc#ns wmi ,, wes Maregon’s description of tha end comic diving. to the Rlngllng Brothers, Bsrm.m “ c#” " ,p presidential military aide. u f iH F. If. Weatern Auto Btpraa snd'Botlaa Oomhtaad Show, which paran( M « i « M » n U was cor“To retain a good friend," he “R « h * and lyev’a "Yankse." will went on to eay, "three things aro «*“ • *1 ,the (CoaW ed on r i f e two) W H IT N EY E S T A T E C L E V E L A N D , Aug, lO - b lb I’he late Aleaender F . Whitney, iiii'sldent of the Hrutherhood of Itmlruad Trainmen, left an estatn ul about 1186,000, probate court record* lodav Indicate. HI* widow, Dorothy, receive* a life Interest in the estate, which will later go Recreation Schedule � 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 08, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald