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Dewey’s Order
((instruct Ion.rrmly to to and I am
Imphy to iii|init, Iimy« On lililney
ill tjiu Ittirik In imy.fnr il "
The i'orntiiltli-i' "iiiil the ■1**1‘1
Inn) Ifi7ri.lilin.mill nviiilnliln ■>111
Hunches Of France
Apr. t fin puli]i<- wiirlt» rtiiiiilruc
tion, A I,mil tllM.tiH0.mi0 i under
m ull m l,
the ii.'jmii
ml.l. m»l
1:181,000,000 i" In L'n mi'li '
It art t)fin yoar.
Cattle Breeding
2,000 built a n now (Wine service
to .117,001 herds In M M artificialIbreeding association* thnughoat the
I<<u» Ilmira Vrmm Cum I Utr. >1 S’ lition, The rapid growth of lha
!„_■ mi Id twu nutatiimilng Jerney built , innirram it thown by th« Incrrata
rti to the Houtheaatern Artificial Iover IWI of 91,084, or 40.8 percent,
... Hresiling Aaaociatlon, Aahevillc, in numlwr of herd*, and 608,8.1.1
. N. C. MuikjIo Sybil Ponipey, eight nr 1M percent, in nufaher of cow*.
1 year* old, had 17 daughter* whose
, average |iruductitin woa 1.0M
Waters of Great Halt Laka are
I jiuijiidfl of milk nml ISO iinond" of
loved
to contain 400 million
r* |fiiitlerfrit higher than their dam*.
In His non, Hyldl Pnmpcy Itoyai Lad,
us *ia yeaia old, Inul nine daughtri"1
of with average production I,Kill I Miicift-nt field ever to start In tha
Ipiniiiila of milk arid 70 pound" o f ■PMirmrit Stakes was 14 In 1870,
,,,, liuttelfut more than tliolr darn".
I,,.
Theae Inill* Join 20 ntlier proved
|. Iiulla ill the .SoutheaKlern at ml.
j from which aemen ia *hipped doily
lo fill nrlificial breeding assoris-l
Imported
OKA CHEESE
“O K A ” la a world-faaiaua aaail
aofl "high" th w w Mad* by
monk* In a QusWr tnonaalry,
from the original Port flu Halut
(Franca) formula.
Thla cheese la rtally costly,
and our allotment, undrr gov
ernment restriction,,. I" very
limited. Comes in It -o i cakes
Safety Glass
inntailed
While You W a i t f l j f l E j
Order Youra Now
Exclusive With
ANNETTE’S
Orlando llgw y at French Ave.
$2.95 Up
Call 1278 For Free Estimates
A C E G L A S S CO.
21) Hanford Av*.
|lI'Mflal|,
nmie mi. fno ntnnv disrupting
f .i-i" In our modern world for
•'» ho united a* tliev
•IMMIhI |*fi,
' " " ‘ iiv the French nre not linnI-'V rhi'tj linvo Ihiiikos tri live In,
...... must of the in nre old, nml
fl""i> who want to wenr clothe*
Imvi- nlintv to keep them com-
15” Baskot Tot
"/ congratulate Vacuum Foods fo r starting such a
ivorthivhile program for the citrus groivers o f the state
ffMI tl I«[(*.
I i nnee'* nrolilem Ih tlint there
.... 'wo illsllnrt Frnnres. Tide ill*.
toys NATHAN MAYO, Florida Couunuaiouer p i Agriculture
'••"'•on runs Imek to the revolu'"•'i '""I further. The few deteri in., how the life of Fliinre Ik to
* " » • « » « ys Hie easy way
to^ g*« good linym III,* llilh
J#" foam inliliee stuff,.,|
haby doll with ent ry nwny
baakvt. Jointed water-pronf
•d Ilnili*. Coo voire. A buy
you won’t want to mUa.
•... iidiniiii"ti,rod.
I '" "iii*«e* linvo never "linred
'
lo (lie on-guing of tile re'• ddh Till* l« the IiiimIh for Cuni'iiniii in in Frnnce. Tlin«e In
i.uilii.i il\ nre rnuv necking to re....k tiii.i lung injuslire nmi a*
it,' ,l» CiiiiiniitlilHin Niili*idi.",
I( I'.iunn mil find ii wav to ad"i i iiep ernmmile life in ii. wny
ll <ii Hirin' uf Hiu cominim lieuple
on Inn" ill the guild tillIIIt* I
... mi iiv ifnod tliinir*. on.ie In end,
111.>»• ■niiveiilenres mid imne *n...... i Cnmimiiii*m will die.
•I l l n i w i
n,
im lllln g
m u
JIIIII'III
It
11... 11 mending,
<'110111111111*111 feed" upon iimr"l-
yo um
w m * te m tm o m v c m
m m u m n
1
in c o m « - ° "
gODUCTION CO*11'
M M ICI
Only 2t<H for this 12” doll
In full rnwlioy die** . . in
gallon lint, hnlslnr . . everytiling life-like. Foam inlilier
■tuffsd body .I'lnslle iienil.
Cup v«lr«, A Penney l,uy-
SS***
T
in i* the hugr"t nf the la*
between Nmlit nml Huutli
Mary-'
. w e a l THAN I**00'
V A lU * *
be enrolled immediately in Growers' Guar
anty. for a one, two, or three-year period
or the growers ufitiun.
Tha aniiuuucamaiit of Sat uuui Foods' revo
lutionary Growers' Guaranty plan lias met
with unprecedented acclaim throughout the
citrus industry.
Nathan Mayo, Florida Commissioner of
Agriculture, says: "This Is a big undertak
ing for an individual company and I cungralulala Vacuum Foods fur ilartlng such a
worthwhile program for the citrus growers
of lha stale."
TUFTED HOBNAIL
“The qioat favorable thing we’ va had. .,
It is gratifying to know we’ve got a flour,"
•ays H. C. Brown. Giannont, Grower.
\T A ill!V ! Wonderful lo Vfitalt
fed* mi ironing!
You can cut
“The fact that even one him has a floor
uuder ilia price la bound to have its psycho
logical effect," aaya M. (!. Peters, Floridagold Cilrisa Carp., Lake Alfred.
c apreuilw In luiU lor ninlchlng
tew!
Lovely
pito ld
‘ ttlorH. Full
“One of the moat helpful and stabilising
things soar dona for the industry," says
Henry I* Pringle, Leesburg, Grower.
WOMENS
WASH DRESSES
fife
GIRL’S
I
MEN’S
RAYON PANTIES
r 1 * f v ‘ 1' '
IV O R
s WOMEN’S
RAYON SLIPS
Sjteefal for tills week*
end mtlyl -lively first
quality Ruytm, Hallo
Hllps. I,ae« trlinmnl.
Pastel culota, Hlics ill-
on aevrral humlred'ciit.
)on wash friK'k*. I'm
rales, soenuckois, ami
broadcloths. Hiii's U
to 44.
,
K
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00 FIR 1 0 * D ,l,VI*
*
mg
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Wo r k s h i r t s
Short B la a v * Blue
Chambray Hhlrta. Just
Tight for these hot
summer i|aya. Stock
wp. M ia w
price,
To eelecled growara of quality oranges,
Vacuum Food* now offara lha opportunity
of enrolling in the Growara' Guaranty plan.
If you qualify, you benefit from the fir it
genuine
fag
plat* iu t^ta citrus
industry.
Growara' Guaranty not only provides a
g uffuuhod minimum price for your orange
crop, but gives you additional advantages
never before dieted ta orange growers by
any agency, public or prtvute.
. ,_v - . - ,
1 s A UnRtad number of quality graven wUI
3. If you qualify, you agree lo deliver to
Vacuum Food* at picking time a certain
number of boxes of oranges — the quantity
to lie based upon an estimate of your crop
yield for the coming season.
3. Vacuum Foods guarantees to pgrehase
your crop at the full average market price
fMiid by Vacuum Foods for all oranges pur•
i hated from aU sources during the month or
leoiuouJ period when your craft is picked.
4. Vacuum Foods guarantees lo pay you a
minimum contract price of not Us* than
tl.lHt fter box delivered, regardless of mar
ket conditions,
5. When the agreement goes Into effect, you
immediately begin lo earn a guaranteed
monthly iiuvme that i* enough ta more than
cover all normal production cost* at Vacuum
Foods’ risk f This cash income Is paid lo you
each month throughout the whole year, at
the rate of Sf per boxt per month on your
entire estimated orange crop plus an extra
amount at picking lime, For example. If
your agreement covers 4000 bate*, your
monthly cash income under Growers* Cwar*
enty i* $200M)I
4- If the average market price al the lima of
delivery la leu than 91.00, under Growers*
Guaranty you *till receive the full $1.00, lew
the amounts already paid to you. And If the
average market price la more (ban 11.00,
i ’ocwwm Foods guarantees you Me dijerence, whatever Uit! Growers' Guaranty gives
you double protection —protection against
lotto* in low
protected profbe la
high markets)
What Orowar*’ Ouaranty offar* you
• A guaranteed minimum price fur >our
ortuigr crop
• A guaranteed monthly income all yaar
round
• A guaranteed market fur your crop at full
market price
• Priority iu handling your fiuit in tha
event of crop damage
• A permanent "home” for your fruit in the
expanding segment of the citrus Industry
• Secured Income without auestmenls, regatdleu of general market condition*, tot
Us* Uf* of your agreement.
Now ta find aut mar*
ebairt Oraware1 Ouaranty
Your regular dealer can give you full infor
mation about the revolutionary Vacuum
Foods’ Growers' Guaranty plan.
Utscuia It with him. Let him explalu lha
details, answer your questions, estimate
your own monthly income and minimum
yearly Income based on the estimated yield
of your own gro*e.
Or, if you prefer, write direct to Vacuum
Food* for information un Growers* Guar*
anty. Address your request to the parsgoal
attention o f Mr. H. A, (Bob) Fandtr,
Manager Fruit Procurement Department,
Vacuum Food* Corporation, Plymouth,
Florida.
Remember, only a limited nuinbar ol
growers can be enrolled in Growara' Gum*
anty. Therefore, ii ia to your advantage ta
obtain complete Information without
delay*
�ta Unity T h m Is Strwifth—
T . Protect the Ph m of U m W o t M i
C ongress R eceives C o m m ie s
Trimmed Version O f P r o t e s t
Arms-For-Europe Bill
President Calls
Demo Leader
In !
To
WTRR Broadcasting Equipment To
^ M °v**l To New Building Tuesday
Nationalist China Written O ff
P a c tjj A s Failure In U.S. W hite Paper;
W ed em ey er Plan Disclosed
H old
fj.OOO T roops
Cool
At dot Of Marches;
Staff Chiefs Gather
To I )is< iiss Alliance
A I" *.ii s !'•. I'o re ign
lrM.ushall Warned Nalinnalisls
Tlint
c
(Mfi nsivr Was Doomed lo
^n!n!''Ct/\finpi.
PARIS. Am; 7 -(/P i — Communr * .1 H * M ii '.i M e R e "Is Mi.mrd I i(IO singing marcher*
Vrar f lima Aid ftn'• t " l
l<> P’ m o i i r todiiv mi ptnini against Atlantic
schoorp"anTp0a8?ed
Ci.mt Two V r . n A •
I '• <I * »v r t t h r o w
P.M I I,ill* line. lull the piCtenCf
. I fi.ttOO trc«*|M .Hid police in the
W A M I I N U I V . A mS 'i //)■,
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W A S H IN G TO N A mp 5__ t/P ) __
Work of tianiferring bniadcasting equipment from the Msvf.nt Place Of I t PtMirnrde cooled the
IarMl (.eneitl Albeit F M'e.lie.vr.
.I .
..b'anre tit it tit •Ml ID I, t Mitltf . t . it.
• * •h i " 1 Stale Viheaon
The Administration tent to Congress j
»«•
Station W T R R * new building rad «u the hnin i. p»o I drnioiitlMioi* attlor. The match’ ••• i'ii-ti*l 1 he I hinrae t omurged President liu n n n in I’M/
" * i» il <omed i" th* niters I tilt,”
today a new eims-for-Europe bill J " * « « • and t» ii expected that most ol the ciiiipmrnl will ;c rr in- fi> sum dir l "inmuniil anthem.
.... . *- t- iiih I *it Uuv >a and
lo adopt a new five-vr.ir atil pm
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II. iilvu -t against llir |*m|H**'il * iit.j. ■!.-*.
• mint St.itiB wtlilngthorn of proviiiont giving Pre»ident J * »« «• Tuesday nifflit following the hroadca.t of the Im ic Im II came. ih> ItPriuntmii.ilp
gu m
fm Nation lint
I T , , |
. 11 hnl s. mild plunge t hill i nilti - 1 .11 .*.
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help Ml,. lirople of
Truman rower to decide when and:
' v ' fn" ‘nS may be returned W rdnriday morning from the new IotaI l.rs made mi ritrinpl to bicak Generalissimo
( T im ii ^
KaiS hel
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fI>v«a*i
fill* ! r•f |>n|irp. boltlered Won) I *. »* * I'• ,h i t" |. |’*im iii
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Th* new meaiure. lubmilted to
h(1 hnfl |lIgt rP.
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nhi'Mi mi I* idle equipment, In . l|iii r I "turnI mi) inns
■ ' '■>*.. .ti.i 1 in nee of a'
■ rn pie- ft H.tlixi f*»§•*1
the Hour* and the Senate, named reived approval from the- Federal
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s li.itl iMletoletl In march on
We.lrinrvei 'fill itie. Pi* i I. nl
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tpeulirally the countries to be j i d - 1Cnmmimlcnf Inn* Commission of' rax
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It made no rliange however, in In he completed next week, whrti
1 loe I ■ "I .1 ill nil*, ale tinrll"ing , |iai|sinti Ml lie I 11 I 1 1
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coat ol the proposed program. The 11 date will tip iinnounri'd for open
All Hint \||mmi r Alral^gV.
, ' 1I* Ml 'lie |h» ♦* 'I'l.li- in |*I' >*' *"
ft ,iii,
,t H liiii in in 11
pin|»oird outlay has been riitm ied hmi c for visitor*.
Tlit*
i.tff *fm f nlit*iulv had Il" Wliit. H, •Il f
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— Congien.
Marlon Harmon, program director; [
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The lewritten meaiure wai »ub- (>|rk Aiken. sale* manager; Kfa* f1 ■"1 itI #l*t
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lO.e >*'*{ tf'Mp, MlM-f tM t i
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lit Case ( )l N e w W a r theyipi^e
milled tn the Senate by Chairman morion Brown, chief engineer; I
rinh" v reict't'it 11 delegation t l|,M1
o. 1 1 - charted
r„M „.iiv fD Te xt ol the Foreign J " " Williamson, e<udstnnt to the 1
nf f« nit » mu tn nti m I* t'vlcf in ( W
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W A S H IN G TO N . \ ,„
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scanted a third
Relation! Commitlet and to the e lJnr|( on, engineer nnnouncera; T ()r *
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M c k iM iin O u tlin e s S a n f o r d
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draft law M„.,.l|t,4; I.....gilt, (nit I f II " If J'Ut I H''
^ Home by Chairman Kee (D -W V a ) JuHnn Ktenatrom, eport* director;*
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W 0f ibe Foreign Affair* Committee., Mr*. Edith Padgett, secretary-! »r >‘,n,,d '» nmnanre m ta o id
of a
a .................... -"lid Omv had 1 P*|t
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Connally told reporter* the new ‘ treasurer and Mis* Fay Dornidorf [ *n.lilen'inilbteal *.l w **
linn t<* p "
pioieK' eg ,1"1* *he
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S n o t a r y G u a r d s
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■\(hit*i ■ itii' ioig** her* wer» pro*'IP (1 .
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t.v Secretary ol ln the program department.
,of letimy n ihe p,-v, Innbill wa» dratted hy
y
The one ntorv concrete block
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n »h *m 1 letter
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I hr National Milii m v ! '» i M i !» vuenti'* *........ iiga'i, 1 a pence- |. 1
State Acheion and ha* the approval ( ,)M||(||n(c fncea 53 feet on First
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Connally di»clo»ed the cbatige* al- ' I, wing in the rear. It I* located |'’l -nking * "risM'i, i>> eiirm i ii"
In »l n l. *"< It ! Coll-Mil Wot- 1
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romiinltee and Hhout I It) ferl from tlw radio dt-sit will he >*mMil'ir*l l>v lh- 1 ,.| 1 i. ,1.1 mi received a deli rollon i
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The revamoed bill spells out | Is the t> liv IH foot control room jfin i'ia l I. II H ," " l
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.1 new will
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that rearmament atstetnni'r ilnml'i on each stile of which nre the Iw o lA im v petsniin'I. ' " < 1 ", 11 1 Mile, iMitiou
I* MI1 IIfill 1 1
Mniis
\ mi" "" im imirUta had p
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he given to the nations willsh ] etudios which ran lie vieweil fro in 'v,rw ,|wl ,|tr
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tin l ’'CH(lenl
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gntberi I IM th. t'lim I >«■ I .a Con- to*'
have an-nrd the North Atlantic ihe control rooms through double* ........................
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and ’iTlI'LllV
Turkey, Inin
Iran, 1
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plate windows. The
larger ulii.lli,
studio ■
1 the I iss to stay " " 1 1
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in to it lit
Horea. and the Phlltpplriru.
, ia III by 18 feet In sire, the aluall-1 ( ompe,!. Hionl
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1 tiiiia'* neigb-'
There was no nmvlsion left. 1 1 it . nine by 10 feet.
Tnve lime In enait *> urw ‘lelective *r< tint ihore was none. The first
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In the original bill tn permit the
The 10 foot addition In the rear t;P|VKf
„| . sm( i ati.nl gnmp of Commtinlat
if K pH ••
Pretidant tu extaml
to any |nyusea
iiou»en the
air-conditioning And even after pa**agf *.f >111 It a gaMicresI ipititly. ItppiHinitly lilt- i
President
extemt aid
am rn
tin- Serval
be:
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lir*M.cd l*v tt'O presence of the
which was Inether nation ha .bellewd ttqtlirad
MaUijed ami
and heating unit,
u
tin! fur pin* 1114* f
1 »i*. 1 Mitesl Statue
I *Mi Mt y' hut
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mtia
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unwitting
to
make
thelr
law,
lie
added,
il
would
he
fill
In
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halo In the Intere*ljof. UltWed stalled by the Oreen Fuel Co. A
h iiifut l)R f 11 **<»I mlmM>
t i* hisnigli lh#
(JO day* before the neee«sary math- ' aMrmnl to march on tlie i"ntiaasy
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p.ithitf 1 0 «•*11*r l
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A^ird -fheJlilriil Trno-aii cAlUH rhKdtng Tn conoeetFon^wlth the n lrj ineiy rnulil be srl up
1 if tn* helpful."
, in 1 iiresonily
Hu .oldiera* and poltce rnlleil
y nemoeralic cuntreaalonal leader* conditioning, waa dug by W (5, 1 jtM,h" the pimmnt stamlbv law,
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sevei
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lie
h io m i, Ac lie son
to the While llntiae In an effort Hodges, who also instnlleil plumli- wi ,..i|
II* * <4 I tl |»*irt MM lil 1 IO' 1 IMil Ml 'I
,H,t l*een used nice "P ■, ................
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tn get nasaage of * controversial Hit*. One to luck of a sewage out- f t
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me, ..... Id he ......... d im —
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'Oil'
p<t
federal aid to education bill.
•lull'll
nil •
let. a septic lank has been in stall- 1 mediately.
im . if
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1 tin time thay
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The controversy over whether ed near the Imildlng by T 0.1
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(if Mie lluee armed service 1. the •" ’
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liilhllc funds rhoilld lot made avntl- Brown.
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Arniv alone has I,ml need **f Um
T h - foicea «Ji"u* out to
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• H»* thus
World War II .... led. I urea of the H S cmiImpssv. i » p *
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able to iinrncIdal and other private
Studios and (lie rontrol r 0 0 m j dt oft ■">
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• * MM I111* ( Dschools for auxllinrv services has jliave walla faced with ruhticrixed |Tim N»v • ami Air Fnree ii.'itc: vent f’limniiiniiil
fmrii * 1 "
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ir..m inii.s (in Pane T a i l
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have ke(it
lip tlieir , i i t their n i M M M I P ' , ’ d l l ' f e o t *
tile. ceilliiK* of special nuitri iisl I small'"
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and flooring of a*<plialt tile, all de- 1 slrrepMs
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t.Msigned to provide proper nrrou. tt Hat rn. "I
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.iff »ftp A rmv f* i*U Him*
Railln cars, miiturcycl*
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cal effects anti to mlnlmlie vininit j Mt" " 1
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l.st
tutrcifiri^iint
in
tfir*
several
ambulant"
stood
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i. tlit'l*i Ilf th#
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mi v thirty
Meanwhile. Ami""* an ami I •
and other lumber were provided hy
t urtinmnt,
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military chiefs held wluit "
United Lumber Co., ami by Mill
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b.tth.A' m
h’hitmg va.
It ill In >.1 ■ mil
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Lumber Co.
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On neither side of the front en 1 ...................... ii tuired strength by
The American rbm t*--Anu
T A 1 .!,A IU S 8 F ,J!. Aug. S— f/PI trance are the rest rooms. A lin I |v„ , m l i i t m e n t s . " hr sold. ftn | (itna, M. Bni'lley, An 1
! lin f im \v’1 *1*11 ♦1 •!» I k*
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Governor Warren again today ra- way running the Width of the .Wl.
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ii< 1 i" ling 1IMI "
f vith th#
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for ,«,„|ng n , ; rMPr«| Hoyt Vandentng
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ouraled Thomae Gurney of O r building gives « c e » » |o tlicse MU,l (|()if, ,M
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m 11 11i %( thtit
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|mmP(|laate fut A(|intrnl Louie lienflehl **r
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lando lo rontintie to aervp aa to the offices. Another linllwuv
1 C|h 1 • \ • if I* i nI f •1 putt ttf the
ore
Novy-.lefl t'nri' on sch. doh
rhalrman of Ihe alate hoard of farther hack connects the studios
,
1 ' 1 1 1 '** M’f
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• "I'l.niHi pniRuim
'•Hoi <■ nil! feel tlm* It should f „ ,p ,|l(. hour lor the
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rontrol nnlll the end of the ape- and sound room ami will contain I |,e I *"*' *m Hm Itook*. -lilic money tj(l|li
1 t|.|i ml fit f t
fill '•Mill' ft 1
II " »n »n* Hn«i#r
rial session nf Legislature.
, tfill* i I'll .....
tIff (1» M|M -ill
. ..........-niM hf put
the record rack*.
it,* ,.,ioh for tise In the misc of 1 -p,’,,. |,nrty s v h * given ........
hhi
IMV'fl
MIV ill'I.
M .j *••*1*1(1 IM'I I U S.
A concrete walk, 42 Inches, wide, „ n „„„" geurv. A month’s |h’,*y , Informal welcome bv M*.
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flB K , Aug.
! tht I »•" ■ 1 St.itl'i, “ dii con as a
MI'S '
»tHM’tib ,t o'vornIn Ml*
will u.
be lain
laidalong
*•• Magic next time.”
commander tn chief. Hiiti-h
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_, win
aiuua the
visa front
■iv.nvside-might
. 1111g 111
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ftimey of of
U | ..o v „|, provide I
f lM
1 ut **H?iif(iiuti!
— Chairman
H| tit
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spcmllairman Thomaa Onrney
0j th*
,j,e building,
building, end
and the
thespaca
spaca
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At niemist Hie Arm y la " ‘OM’ Marshal
Lord Montguumi
1 y lllltf Hit*f I I 1 1 Up* 1
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the State Board of “ ”,]*ro|J ’’*• | between this and the «tr*ct will 1 than si n,in men short of the
(nn „ ( ( | r , , t 4 These m < I*
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* liilil*?*** N (•1 1 mjm1 1 nl
P'd t " • H
■sked\ 0 ?V m!lO
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In
* 1 Jean He Loltr* M
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11m
M i l A fM 3£1 \ \ n
. . *« h J i d •» •“ rtneed to permit parking.
H7 7 .0non
(i( man celling allowed
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tl » 1 1 1 k'" *t "I
1 lavedd of hla dutle* at a board
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English supplies! the roof-1 Prcsulv1"
Presid'
T ill man’s budget.
signs’ txml forces chit *
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d'.ic to
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1 1 1 *..ds said offielela nM pot V )lr, (lll, 8 |r
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h*nn - * t l"i! *> ."j,.*,* .,*),( loss by
Ing. Phillips Industries of Orlando
j hr fitf t rim i| lift m •"i ♦*
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Gurney aald the rerpiaat had
it
the
shortage.
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provided window* end doors. Glass
I'll 4f flit ( if« r| N h * » *'*• ♦»»♦ HfMil I
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nothing to do with tha recent d ii• «tilt hi , i. ,*,)> t ■->•I, 1f mattA.lmimt ll,d„
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B*|H" • »*’r i'" " ilig . Which It.lS been vu-e
Vice Admiral
R ohn,
t , '.1,111 [ f lit Bill If' It nib ii I ■« I 1
•„ * |ft
agreement between
the hoard, was Installed by the Ace Glass Co. InufM •It.tit
r«*crn(ly, <»•
•I " \ i.*•fm id-dd, hut■
GftMi IM’*••Imm
flag officer f'*l the III,' d I
• t 11 1* J lllltf ' I,, i 'L k . I't
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the Governor and the Cabinet and Sanford Paint nnd Glass Co. pick -ip tfriplMiilly.
•Im
" i*.H •! * ii H"c » did not
• pMV.fl *-! 1 1 . lifts - 1M|I I flllKlir*! i #«t| fhr 'MiMfu*"
*'1 Mft'b
over pay ralaea at the univer The Senkarlk Gians and Paint
............... . I. ii" .' diNtnteCo.
supplied
the
paint,
which
was
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Kerreation Ciroiip
ltd
Mrs. A. IL
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I" l,11,1 s*I till*,' MlMrll nf fIm m M ••( II*'' •<
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The hoard authnrlied the in applied by J . Ruasl.
| flifv ru hr Inif» •f t *
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To Hold Finh Hod t tt ,i■.nnt i, <i< ">>" , I' .htii iil ."id - hi imI imiAl
crease* and declined to withdraw
h ie s In W u H h in i^ t o n
1 l J
t flr fill IIIr* Mni't" i( in "L i" " i,'i #
V *v ........., ...... M j i f i n n T n
f iH
(lo t
>. ( hi mi i n> >>iih" I*....... . lit all, .1
them. The eontroverey waa aet»*innrnf »« imuvmmih ................
• M (III* | M .1 'll #(I*1ling *f ' I"
tled by a Cabinet ordar flatly
Tha City Recreation •*•r " ' i appv and ..iliafic'l, nn*t ' I" " r f m >'. *'l PI4P «|f II HIM •t'lit Ml lltl*' 1 t*
Mis
Mary
Elisabeth
Marshall,
rival
(iHiiiilntim, to N itl.ioali *•
VVciiMm' iM' i Weekend
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barring nit raise* for alt Statu
wlil'i"’ of tin* late Arthur R. Mar mrnt, In co-operation with 1 *>• "•"is "
Gsll, That
ii (nt«t i n ' 11 ♦till#
•••1 tIm m L/ il mu ikr»
employee unless specifically au
shall ami former resident of Ban- Bemlnole Spurtsmnn Aa-m " i " 1"
M Hirhiv 12 |»rr*'Mt( #>VIM » ■t* 1
r, t'lit,mg Kat .Slick «g>>,' t» f
Clll# Atiti, Aug f, i/Pi— Tvtnthorised by law.
The Semlnolj County Junior
and the Jaycees Is plain,""' >
iirgat,ire, i , >t him nod m *Iu , i hi * •■ffnui a v^a» tH*»» M • *1* 1
ii
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I I'cralu,' < "i t.ii,< "ii‘- nppcarrd
"Gurney said "four year* of Chamber of Commerce voted nl ford. dtrd July 28 at the home "Fish
Rodeo"
for chlbli*"
i hp,i« HIV,
•if tmicitsctl Alimririiu milttai ,• half wlinl ll>r» (*(Mh nnnv m im
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*ald1“ noon meeting
« tin» ' Tatt 1- thn
1 h« Tourist
TrnirI»b "f h"» "later. Mr*. Theresa W. l.nko Charm In Oviedo. Aug
i.'iiile i f .' tlw Mill" . <1 iivor the
gratuitous
service
In this
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— ,poll- their
at nt*"I f"ii" * till,let tin- a»|ii" via in
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I " cnkeml *11•t ) \>', .A *,f |ili'»!*nt
I ” ap
J o - Thomaa in Washington I> C. In
1It#- * -HM*
•MfllfMl M
*hf* iik«*r«*fi*if* him 'tif
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tlnn has taken a tremendoua toll Center yesterday to hold an
City
Mnnnger
Clifford
M>'
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Atlici,in
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whhli city Ihe funeral and burial
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III >f
H e' S■t
* i>tal* and [on,, *,i .(.in ... i 'll
'tmlllCI ''" t ii r i
nf my financial
resource* and, predation night for the membln Hnnomtccd this morimu:
iimii would la’ rallied m 'nut
I awls W
pntfewuv
v -o ,, d
lt( H * ' i'II'I HHt fill’ll, i f Sit.'♦}
Thn I’.'* " 'iit iiir :ovnrei| the
has not helped my physical re -, bars of the Sanrord Giants U se - tool .dace on July 80.
R.
F.
Gunas
In
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M u Marshall lived here for
•i i ti* < I*
A Mttf m • v
M m v I** jib w.iillinro
"liafl for th*' Railrmiil 1 ."nn"
I'l hm and Northern
source!." Members of the board, ball team, hut referred the tleclrliHlrmen of the committee >>■ tlie iiitliliin liiii, A m t"i* *"i I""
■sP• pt I 11HIMI n
tl* (lHl»U fsesf *A)+ t'ochle!
"M, said Ion*• dl'danc*' 1**11 , **
■11 *flay, -i inllng tliq
whtch supervise affaire of elate
'resenting
tho
three
orgrnn/n
nruill
ur'lively iig’ig*'*! I" "Mowed for Souttirrn I!* II. *i
ft
Vm
l * |imi ft»t| 11mIsi v mercury oa-t th,» too mark in
W k
V h . ht^ *h1 n t 1 , t i r J ! , r s 1 "• ....
•I" ,v
C t0 ”
Episcopal f
. I f colleges, serve without pay.
(m t,a* id'll wm fine."
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IChutch. Bhe lived at 80B Magno- Iona In the project, nnd a
"Ml hp mado rffccllv,. ho , m •1 , 1 Mi* M wit if n f t n i m t V* ( ’ ••h i
-Oiitn hi rn ■
Governor Warren reported he
ing tn dlecuie the projert ■>*'•
ti < liiinig reduce fntiil* *mouitk " ’ her lines im noon a:, ihev "• III|. .lull* • L m| f liill ff ft! rlni 1 tIi#*
•Ttiudv It'ld 11 " t" '. t "... itl'pl "1 )1 had not seen Gurney’a request
W. a t . ,
Jr., who t . k
;V,P
P: r flmoFfn« " t o h(w 'S h l n T held at 7:110 o’clock
[>,* '* iiii'iil'* iinllonal Inulgcl “"til n *nnroved, pcohahly hv !',*".t I
.(ti'u if if ,t* «•'it
fit
f|tt‘ r i Mr |< »frs-R
tiound I t!i tii,titii."-t,>rn -talcs
for permlaslon to retire from fhu conducting a water safety pros.
' m° m * . . u i l v w " Sft night at tho City Hall
•<| tn (lie military m tin’ g'lv.'in
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will
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"oil the '"tillo n piirl of the
board and had no comment.
gram at the Mayfair Inn pool ’ *"»
] ni me tlme onerated
view to greater ••fflclpo'
amt * ' 'lacldo how ,1 will rtl t*d.ni
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The four-year terms of G u r for the American Red Cron*, told Macha . nt one time
Mldtlle
Atlant"
-tainLight
,'ffecllv»n«*a nf amalh.'i foe *
t i l l iRil
i f 11
A* Ml I if
(Mil*
f IMI If* ' “ In
it, incrcane. niM crt to iiiih ii "
ney, Thomas W . Bryant of Lake the organisation of Ids nctlvltlea " ''' "jl sJleeant at thS T lt t r e
fell in ."me
pnrts
ami
7 Chilis withdraw itn ......
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Aliurovnl
of
tin*
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had
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nt*.*! 'veto reland and J . Henson Markham of and outlined an advanced course •»«
, kM r« F#nl
the
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("ni toire.i stationed to Jap.i"
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tie i the com no itv ,"o i‘
t'ottc'l iii
ii" i tit*'rn
Minnesota
Jacksonville expired Jana 87, but lo ba conducted here next week. H,n
'
H Arriiogemanta lie ma*lc m
. rk11|i fi"*4i
II,#. Ill
aarhitnocs
I’.'lge. [ and Mie fLn ky Mnimtain legion.
Warren Mid he had aaked them
Vice-President ,.h » Hh.P„ .r ,l, R(1(mt.v e , t T o E „ f e r
ijiiickly ns (mssllile fur China t", II *||iH,>
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to continue acting until after thd preilded at the meeting in tho
Fair weather and near normal
. c *rl
elwttrd m ;;'' ..........................
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imirhiue military
equlpmuil ami,
tfaxtlau-rt On l"nt - T»tff» (
•■Miff* liv Ml M 'vl" lor di!inl!»al tnmucrntiiina .v,"c itpuitcd oved
ii / special
legislative
western so absence of President John Ben
dent of the Dusty Hoot , Rn ' < „i|i|illrs, motor mnlotcnunce (uiri.i
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— they can draw mi their Intimate karik, Jr., who la attending thg
moat of the Eastern dates and
Aaioctatlnn at n meelmg
„,|,i r atore» ........ the United
night St the clllli house a* tlm stB|ei
knowledge of the college system State Jaycee convention In Key
'long the P 'l’ifi* c»a*t
Soldier A rre n trd
to present needa of the unlrerJ WeaL
Municipal Airport, tie aiiccn-di
1 ,os A N G E L E S . Aug, 5— (/Pi—
St. The Nationalist government
limn#*
H
em
otihfrnlinn
F o r H f e n lin u ( h i
allies.
Today’s political tip from the in- P. A. Mcro, and assumes hi- nr* „.,.k to cut axpeinllturra to balance
\e p ii ( T.iker, llolidHv|
alders: Look for another Ro o m - duties Baturday.
A R N A L L IN "R IN G "
da budget ami atahllisa Its cur0 "W A B B T
A T L A N T A . Aug. 8 — f/P»— Gov vrlt luit In tlm ing about Get. I.
A soldier from the Orlmolo Ao
Ham Cochran wa* elected vi'i nuicy.
B A L T IM O R E . A ’
•— (9*1— ernor Herman Taldmndgu brought
.Inmes Roosevelt sail venterdayr president; Mrs. D. I. Hendrl'-k.
Mu I I
Rnhln*on of l.aku
lit Remove civil edmlnlstarlion Ha«a. Pfc. Gary Negsn HI, VVHA
" It wasn't anvthlair,' aald Louis the name of former Governor F!l- that's
when hg_ expects to an • ; treasurer; J, V. Williams, scri" «t China from militaty contim taken from behind tin* will"'I of Marv will ha'c charge of the of
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J A C K B O N V II.L E
J . Oreflce last nlgM '
ba da- tla Arnall Into the Investigation non nre hi* Intentions toward ths tary.
ii green colored Dodge Bed an (lie of M i., i 11h Wood at 1 1, coiinPlans were made f<" "
u a iiiiw
k iiT V ii"
Itvered nrematura t
and kept •f an alleged atate-orotected boot- governorship of California.
i nrlv yesterday morning nv Pa tv luune demoUNtratioii
agent,
Hlsmnrk
picnic to celebrate thn second
i
a
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lljem alive In U
Wg liquor ring today.
"I w«nt to conault with people anniversary nf the rlnh,
J A C K S O N V IL L E . Aug. 6 1 /1*1 Dolman C. B. Hum km to fm - iIhimi; the nest four week i wlilla
Denver
fashioned from I
A man Identified a* Ultnile* F. rluirgee of aDallmr tho nulom > ihe lilt," it on her viii’iitlon
Arnall nromntly
replied he in the central and, northern partDetroit
The embulanee attendant n r- kn*w nothing of anv Illegal It- of the slate as w ^ l as In aouthavn
Schmidt, 2.7, Svracnai'. N. V , I ih*. na well ua Hpni'ilim* nod
H*i*eH of <aoiin,I gooila and
Mnmiihts
O V K R K U L K H M O TIO N
.i,| in,, being packed hy homo
quor ring and called the charges California before I make any dai'tioontx
C E D A R R A P ID S . In. Am: S Kavnl aviation mcchnnlc third ilninkin driving. Pollen Chief Roy
di"iii.mtinlturi cl 11 ha of Be mi nolo
political. Talmadge’e two yearielsinn and annonneement." the UPt— District Judvu J . E Huber- rln <* until hla dlectmrgn yealor*. G. Wllhame an id today.
New Orleans
•fore she n n M H h te the first term aa governor expires next eldest son of the late President man today overruled a motion f»r ciav. was killed early today in tinThe Dodge waa found hv pollen ('minty for «li**t rllmt Ion among
Ban Antonio
lo have boon stolen Wndnnadny i.eetlv (aoillic!, snlil Mra. Itnliina new trial for Dr. Robert C trash of hie auto
Washington
Another eallor. Frodlu L. Baker, night from Jams* A . English In m*n this morning. Pnrnona or ortoo b o a r. to become tn - i Roosevelt, state Demoeratle nn- Bntlodge, J r. 8 t. Louie nedlatrlMontreal
gaged t a n neUttaal campaign this tional. committeeman, reeently re- Clan, convicted of second degree cnlv other listed occupant of Orlando. Niggard wa* arreatud gnnirations wishing to contribute
Miami
yegg," A m m M id- "hot next turned with hla wtfa from m
food aro roqueated to contact
In the claying of hi* wife * Schmidt's ranted convertible and
Orlando
who waa unhurt.
* M g -" w t t lh *
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tended European tear. . . y
M u n t e lr w -S '” 1*'’ * ''1 " ,,r
her.
Tallahasacc
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Congress Asked
Measure By Army
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Gurney Resigns As
Chairman Of State
Board Of Control
n.'.C’ cA .S ou lliM M Kell T o Jm iecSm illilb iiics
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Tn llismiss
[Mills (Vrrli
MnrHlmll
Jaycees Will Honor
Sanford Ball Club
Carl Rabun LlpHt fl
OiiHty B «( lb’H‘1
(iovemor’H Race
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W * be poealble, bet It Is rerS i * r . t r r « « « » * * M a t* in
V l11 ffft* P»««MS «tr sslry
tke i*bj*cllre we seek. Tb#
* u *• meat not ecatler ear
W * * - The people went up Into
N .* H v ayery man straight before
n a ^-Jo e . fli BO.
Pepper Will Push Bill to Educate
dline. Now'll the doc*ome bill enacled to
r, w* may be letting
ilioni, and the>taking
df hotleiet will not be permitted
llsty nationi have agreed to out
MW tuch outrage*. So of count
k w Won't be done.
We are glad to tee the County
Commiaiion taking ileus to effect
itate county zoning. Only by tenlibit toning regulation* can futurr
growth be regulatrd in conformity
With the public inleieil.
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Elfven men were indicted in
Rome, Georgia, ynterday for the
Miked flogging of *even nagrod
The lime when thi* tort of tliiny
told be done with impunity ha*
line* patted.
Wg tee where four matked men
h#ld up and robbed the Aga Kalin
ef 16)0,000 worth uf jewelry.
* tigering the fahulout louritl
of the Riviera. Well, at PreTruman would tay, ,•( long
___j| tteal from the rich, It it all
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Senator Sheldon of Tampa it
itilSther legislative leader who says
, jjp taltt las it needed to provide
/■ flerida with all the revenue it needt
I* fa operate ill Slate government,
r pily $15,000,000 it needed, lie
*1 fbjri. to give the Stale all the addi^ gil money it need* for everyitg. Why levy a laa which will
■t lean $100,000,000 from
people at a lime when they
Agad all they can gel for ordinary
if* "’
Cutting Expenses
H a r a ld
A UblMpoon of »n*bo»y put*,
nod a teaspoon of finely eratad > \
in Ion (pulp and Juiee) may ba
\
added to a package of cream I
cheete and then for a cracker \
McKIbbln Speech
Final puhhhko by Coitgrt:** uf the ntrengthsnsd milltury
unification bill wan accompanied by statements that h o c .
after the bill becomes law Defense Secretary Johhson wih
start cutting hundreds of millions of dollarrt from nnnuut'
military expenditures. This brought from Representative W . '
Sterling Cole of New York the statement that the bill Is a
fraud because it creutes the impression that new powers
.vere needed to effect economies, when in fact the same ccun.mie* could have been brought about any time under exist
ing authority.
A suggestion that there is more truth than falsehooc
n Cole's rentalk can be found in an incident which occurred
n eurlier debate. Powerful groups in the House showed un
willingness to give some of the requested powers to the sec.dtary of defense, thereupon President Trum an made a
ittblic declaration to the effect that he could accomplish
he sunie end by executive order anyway. Some of the llmisi
ippoHltion then subsided.
Much of the talk about powers and plans for reorguni*
atioii and economy is just talk. It is quite true thut the
-owers alicudy exist by which most of such changes could
*e made. The trouble is thut everybody likes to talk about
conomy but nobody wants the responsibility for ordering
t. When it comes down to brass tacks, both congressmen
mil administrative officials are afraid that economies would
uuse loss of more political strength than they would gain
deul suvlngs will be accomplished only when they are all
.■onvinced that the voting public really wants upd demands
iuvemruent economy, to the point of electing officials who
will economize instead of just talking about it.
Workers And Pxionomics
It in often forgotten thut wagea and price*, far from
being inilupeiulunt cotiiinoilitimr arbitrarily directed, are in
er-related and governed by the law* of economic*. Richard
K. Ilowe, a tool-maker and a labor union delegntt* to a h o dal Hclence conference in New York City, declared that the
nude element of economic theory cmild and inuat In* taught
to average American worker*. Having Ichh to unlearn, they
ihutild griiHp economics more easily than amne other group*,
said thi* worker.
UiireHNonuble demandh are Hoinetinie* laid to labor
•ader* and their followers, nod Illumed on luck of knowledge
■f the working* of economic laws. Perhan* more instruction
dong these line* in school* ami college* would help toward
dearer thinking.
*“ r "re nuiue m i oiwn man ma
l0 ,„ rv# with a tomato f
cocktail.
Soften a three* I
± " 'X
“ t r t i
S Smix
- i "in the anchovy and onion «fla*;
and
ohter
truck
voi Ini's thoroughly. Sprinkle a
Orua atorea, reatauranta and ittle fin ly grater! parsley o v e r)
enterprlaea uf that nature re hu spread for color, if you Ilka,
quire more frequent collection*
and un- visited each day, Satur
If you want lo vary ihe flavor |
days ami Sundaya included, by of green map heans add a little
the ffsrhnxe truck. Troth col r-ldli sauce— about four table* >
lection*
from
retail clothing mount— to uhout four tablespoons
stores which put out a lot of of melted butter or nmigftrlne and
cardboard boxen. are made daily. use this as u dressing for tlm
The garbage la trucked to thu lieant. Season wall with aalt and
municipal Incinerator near Cad- freshly ground pepper___________
|or and Fifth Street. Burning I*
I the most effective way of dis
posing of garbage, Mr. McKihhln
pointed out.
since all bacteria
are ell minuted in the process, j
Trash, he said, is taken to the,
I City dump north of West First |
I Street, an area thut due to low |
elevation
has
little
economic ■
value and which formeily wut Hanford-Orlando Hoad Tun* m
i an "excellent"
breeding
place Fla. 43fl at tho Flashlag Arrow
lor mosquitoes. By tilling with
trash and street sweepings, the
City hopes, ut some future tlm*.
to have made usable, land that
was formerly a swamp. Tu elim
inate combustible material, tint
dump is burned over when tnu
wind Is from the south.
Now Showing!
BOVINO AM9AS1A0OB for the Erentmdc Cooperation Administration,
W. Avercll Jlurrlimm (left) tell* tile Houte foreign AtTutra Committee
In Washington that Congress should adopt *ha Truman "ornia-forfriend*11 prfigrnm, lltu rljjkun urged a f*r »lrongcr fiillitory uliluoro tnufi
Uumln imild nneter If peace It to Ire Imureil. An uttentlve llttener It Hep.
Joliii Ki n (IJ-W i-it Vu ), ctialrinan of the lominlllee.
(lolrruatlonal)
National (>uat*(l
iliil imt want to go lo town had tin*
choice of many recreation's such
ss: swimming at u lu-nutlful lukesuit park, movies, dlutouiql liall,
voilev hull, dunces, hunk fatigue
uml the old favorite of the army,
cards.
All men of (to. " I" are feeling
fine mid huve hud nu accidents or
sliv -ei.-ms slekliiSJ.
(C hmII m -S grum P a n (Inst
ciimpHiiy want on n ilutu-ilay hivooac into (lie lulling countryside
oo the pnriinetei of the camp
proper. There the men lived in
pop tenia, nln field rnlions and
opettiled uodei siniolaled coinhat
conditions. They put into prnrtice
I,son dwuin, Jr. ami Juhn M.
the lessons leuincil during the varlmis courses of institu tion that were A iIn i i i s went to lleudei soitvilln and
held dia log the first week of camp. wrre lucky enoogli to cuts'll a ride
While lo the field, they were w»h '-ol. M u x w fl, C. .Snyder, the
vialled by iverul general offlcera, irytl. ciioiniunder, lo and from
no Imlinp M i i j o i (ieneml Alvun C. t h r u i l r s t m u l i o i i .
(illleni of Alliintu, Third Arm y
i olnoiundoiK general, and »rlg.
(lenerul Joseph (!. Ilotelilson of
Hanfind, aiKistunl division nun((.MHliMUfi
F n«* u > t)
mil ruler.
in (uUI Mill Iv Hilt* nwrvico
Telephone ItateH
Thu Leaders
j
opan typa, and He covered p i l u l e ,
[lor Byrd’t victory Is Viri Ml only a great tubule
i MS who more tty* agyoae
hat prevented ■W ?"*,0'
Iisce aad coalawt
the
r'e pncke'l’ookv
- wracking the
atraw m lha
i the »we
of i b a .
itoa and
j/petuge
"»g con*
fsrlher
Che tear haste "the saw Iask"
with 0 0 2 II* AND CAY
MINTS . . . Thai cas t to
boat tocoaM thar'.i made la
Mm loath tar Mathars waath*
«rl Prhad eight, tool A*
roar MiatM . , .
taa
CongreHH Action
(t's s lls s M V is a P i l l (lea.
Mocked efforts t" get tile measure
'o the floor In the House
Chulru on l.esinski fH -M Irh i of
•lie House Filucation and l.id.or
Committee refused lo rav. after
Hie conferuip-e. whether he will
oil his rom mltli'P hm-k into -et*
-h ’U to ronstder It.
Meanwhile
President
Trom sn
to initiated Tra o v H VooiTiers for
"roinotluii from assistant sacra*
■arv to undersecretary of Ihe
A rm v.
He also nominated An-lilhald
K
Alexander. HMH Democrsttc (
Csndldsle fur Henatni from New J
Jersev. tu tie assistant secretary *
of th" A rm v
•
K srlle r secretarv of defense
Johnson was named to be thu j
f ia t witness at the Senate 'public
'n o id rv Into the activities of
"five oercentera."
Senator Hnev ( D -N f ’ l •luwiiiir- .
ed this loitav. He heads a stu-'dal
■'Xiiemiltiires sula-oumittee wldrh
I- e x iw te d lo start Its open hear*
hie* Mondnv.
Meanwhile a House armed ser
vices sole-iimraptee arranged to
<-infer behind closed ,'oncs with
Secretary of the A rm v lirn v on |
one itha-e of the mauv-slded *n
m ilrv. The House timbers also |
nlnfl to ooestbiri a r^mesentallve |
s . » ms.
-« » -»
uf okers of m lllturv i;munlfm
"Until political gmdncH* ami wi*dom meet in
one, ellle* will never have rent from their evil*, no,
The werilhi-r polled n sudden re- mri,l for udloslineiits tu make
nor the human race." Soerale*
Vernal or form during the second the nites eoultnllle lliroughuot tile
week, llliinog son and tempera- Southern Hell system,
In the*e word* *poken over two thoiiHimd year* ago
Socrates reminded us of our everlasting need for leader* who lures us high its Ilia degrees great- The teleolmne cuiiipnnv asked
wield political power, and al the same time contribute to tie- ed (,'ooipany I on arrival here two on mission to I m i i i s I Its total rewick, iigo. Hut the second week srnties hv nhoul f-t,*00,000 a
bappine*.*
men.
* , . of ,their
. . fellow
,
saw generally cloudy skies with vnu over wliul It wus getting
rt leader* til**. Ill* went III! III say, 1* llllt to eatei' to tile lull! shown S lulling nearly every liefoie the teiooorNi v Increase was
crowd, Imt to luiitl a* forward In freedom. He mimt belp ii*
day. i isnieil hist veto The cnmniUslun
Ull(ier*triiitl Unit true lr<>ei|nm doe* not menu just being free
The encampment marks the *»•,l,l"»eil It *’J, tliil.llOU extra re
lo (lo n* we pleitHo. it i)iv:m* working together within tin i I'orul fur the division in this hlg v•-mu*,
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framework of nelf-diHclpliiu and self-government, to creali eanqi, which npiuwls for mllvsi
a better lift* for tin* whole community.
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Mi^noiti I r<«minnniiit I'miy *»fIn our Country there me mid have alway* been leader*
.Mi-miwlilh', the men of (,o, I, (jciul liuluv contrailicli'd leslllike that. In Now York, .hicoh ltd*, w Iiiihp cm it on nini I* now
' ",,i,"aadi-i| In l.ii'iit. Itaymond A. inuuy of ,, gt. (.outs j-'HI InformOhertsey Ahhcv
In
Knglsn-I
boliig celt bratmi, wn* mucIi a one, Jane Additms, of Chicago, Kiuler look full iiilvnntnge of th* mil who appeurvd for the govani* was mire derorated with rlav tiles
wa* another. So wa* Jotteph Leu, who tlevelti|H*i| tlie fiiMl iippiirliniity uf a 111I luiiir pass over iiu-iil in thu Communist i-onsplr- on which the romance of TiJstum
and Isultlu was portrayed.
public playgroiiml* in Huston, Nearly every city and town in lust week-anil. About 40 men want iu-v trial,
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thu United Statu* ha* had letolur* like them, whose memory out. some going old of tlm state The ilefensa witness was Ro- __________
North (faroliaa and (leorgla, l.orl NUnewlts, Ht. I.ouls pattern
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endure* not in lifule** static.'*, Aiut in thu continuing activity to
hut most nf them spent the week" maker ami oiutnl flnialiur. He of thu statu board and state cumof Mchools, nark*, playgrouml*. hospital*, Hettlemmit house*. cud In Coluiahiu. Thosu men tliat hlentlflvil hltfisulf st u im-inbur mittee of the uartv In Missouri.
All the*u tiling* are living memorial* to men and women
who did only good with the power they had. They UHed it to
help thu primmer* of poverty, of Ignorance, of evil; ami In
their live* we nee the truth width *et* men free.
Today in many place* through thu laud are people like
Hiuhu, working not for their own advunlnge, Imt for our
country, *o great, *o utterly dependent upon free eiliv.uii*
who know how to govern them»elve«, Kvery coimiiiiiilty
should cheri*h such leader*. They are living proof that, lii
the great word* of .lame* Mudimm, we can depend "on tin
capacity of mankind for self-government.'’
— by Kdilh Hamilton, Arthur of "The ('.reek Wav".
D0Z B U 6AT
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Hardware Co.
214 SAN FORD A V E N U E
A ir CondltloDM
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SUN. Thru TUES.
LA ST TIM ES T O D A Y !
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Janies H T K W A H T
June A l.I.lS O N
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ere it •omething radically
with Flotide't "entrapment
which provided the llimiy
. on which Deacon Scruggt
j Acquitted ihe other day of try*
To bribe Senator Alford. When
Pipy tried to brib« Brailey
, Pipy wat admitted beIrailey had failed to “estrap"
rtun Scruggt tried to bribe
, Scruggt wet actyMllM be*
Alford did "entrap" him.
tn ihe tpecial tettion of the
tite Legislature would be a
good lime to will* tome
|gw on ihit subject.'
INHOU$l riNI$HI$A»
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T I I E T R U E U TO H V T H A T
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SATURDAY
T H B M TORY O F
Hitt'S THt MAH
WHO KH0WS tT MIST!
g r e e n
doefhev
Monty Stratton!
Mr. Wilbur Keellug
STREET
SUNDAY -
Sunday & Monday!
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— our
far lor v-t i allied
Hydra-Mslio
Dilva specialist, Is skilled In all
phaaaa of Hydra-Matte malnttintnce
and raiialr work.
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MONDAY
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The Hydra-Matlc Drive on an Oldimobile ordinarily requires very little
mechanical attention. But i f yours
should develop trouble, through misuse
or neglect, you can always have it re
paired here Just like they would repair
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A n d P ersonal A ctivities
Itu y — S o ciety
Social Calender
Te le p ho n e I ts
E d it o r
Mrs. Perkins Honors
New Sant'ordites
HATCKDAY
Mi*. Chai'li** Ber*on*. recent
Newly
appointed
committee hride, and Mr*. Fred Murray who
chainicti n( the Slrnffti'lwnril and ha* recently imivcd to Sanford
Tourist Clnli group “ re requested from I' iico*. Tex. with her hu*l>and
In moot HI 7 :W> I’.M. to select co- und family to make her home,
worker* ami outline dulie* fur the wen* Inn mi ed yesterday morning
coming *i'HMin. A social hour und j between the hour* of 11:110 ami
{game* will follow* the nieetlmi...........................
-:M0 o’clock with u Coca Cola
All who are interested In tourist |iurly given liy Mr*. II. I., Bur
cflvitie* mo Incited to uttelld.
kins, J r . ut her home in the l.eftier Apartment*.
MONHAY
Forming an attractive setting for
-i Circle of the W. M. S. of the
. lr*t Baptist Churcli will meet the occasion were the arrangejiii their usual plnves In the church rnent* of bright zinnia* und day
m a Mill I*. M. A |irnirrum meet* lilie* o*ed on the porch und In tho
amt w.ll k* held ill 4 :iiii r . M. In living room. Un the refreshment
the naseniidv loom of the Fduen- talile wu* un nrti*tic art ungernent
tintinl Building. The Sunbeamrf of .S|miii*h bayonet and *oft pink
■ will meet at HiWl B. M.
htla.-cu*. Mr*. I'erkiii* wu* assisted
! Circles of the Women of the in serving hy Mi*s Rfixiibeth
l ’rcidiytri inn Church will meet a* Windham.
follow*: Clicle No. \, Mr*. It. A*
Those invited In ho with Mr*.
Colili.
It. A I'ersoii* and Mr*. Mutruy wen)
....... dmirmun with Mr*.
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°hh. J l u W e a t fifteenth Street Ml„ . .)m.k „ 0,t w
kcIwhi it Dig
it
tun*. Mi*. h’dUHtd MeKnever of
it-' | S - 'iihdl.
l^ lll'i'hiimnil
Avenue *N“ ‘" , u .(.|le ( Mr«. ()fDonald
Wallace
I '^rn o n
Averiue
M,|tlinJune*.
f.’|u
Personals
Mr*. Kit'd T. William* ha* left
for Conway, Mich, to spend *01110
time.
Mr*. De*hn I'ickett of I'm**
Timher*. Mo. hu. 111 lived to visit
Mr. uml Mr*. A. M. I'lidip*
M is s .le a n
M a rry
C rew s T o
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Ti.m'i.-.'.",i l i ' i . "will**«Jrn*!’Mr* Durden Haute**
Far Circle Meeting
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fly CFCH.Y HHOWNSTONS
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Associated Brc«* Food
IteV. Mild 'l l * , Joe C, Ciesv*
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" f ihi . 'V iiinnom... tile eneaue - 1
KAS Y h lfN C H E O N
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lilt 1■' .......
,n l ......... nm martri
Tmmito and lleef Itouillou, CrlHM
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C h e f, Salad*, Hot Rollf, ] ‘
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'"" '.V .11:'- K v - l ie Cieum Cake, Heverutte.
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lot Welch ........... ...
f.., Slurred Di*h Followa)
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tl'hiiif soii.felnid • sliced 1. I Imneh iudt*lii'M <alioed
•J li K. fill l tn
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11it i'tI tvtciy. il huril-rnokec^g ,r wi*|!- ■i Mthi.li>
vent uf
trh«t|ipe4i
| cup thill illrip^V>
k. iltlim* a ;l| hr
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if tun! of 1-llll'ki'll, IllllKtlf Mllll Swltfcin
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l i n i n g ! ! * ehei'*e. *nlt uml fleshly ttrm in t^ *
'S in
ut.I 1 1 Minis ..f luT l'« '. r i t m it tlit'ssing.
4 •
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!*. git lend, Mi'Mied <“ut th.o gut Ik* rlnvi il#*
1 hr
i l< "Ion ", t -o in I'eiine- 1 I sm, und toll the inside of u s a l a d s '
I
I l\- tit t,
ll. nftei howl with the piece*; discard g a r* *)
, n 1 1j iv e
lie. I'-iii 1 In- lettuce lenve* Inta.
uml |>u
howl. Add
*|miYw ef YMiiornt*j*N4 Niicrd cu^,,*
S lw iiin g P a r ly T o
t'linikri, imlislu’s. ci'lrry,
i> c H e l d
T o n i g h t t Ineken longtii1, uml Swiss cliccIC.
S .LMt. d 1;..
tietn I
1 - S|ti inkle svltii suit nnil p f p p c r
Kieioli .iie'.Ning Mix kyb toRsinfl
Ill
killing tPie pimMuiii lightly \! till n Wmitlm fllfk Itlfl
I1M
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•H k1 * tul
pooo, 'a .le and rectify sea soiling
In
ltd.'
ml',
adiaine, if or, c u l \ i» serving*.
1 I
killing. ..........
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. , it11v .1 fit
im.I way to serve fr**H t jf
ft f \ . ,
*1 ■
-l.i iiiip foi a supper dish is to ^jj
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«ook, . hell, anil clean them,
1
will )>• mi
Mi wkati'*
lliein in Iml I f i «»r mul
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‘ -1>!■■ A ■ lt” lg Ml,, iiiwi mini thev an* hot. S i r Y i
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* * 1' M . .1III lit ‘ 1 III I’.M, lhem Mtnnnliah'h with a
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Y' "1f ho hrU f. •1 1ho hov*- ct Icmun, a hukt'd potntn, mid fl
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1 i mi V M »»nir tug. 111 111. ..... ...........L' I.......
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H hi. 1 h, • iht H'. 1Mill Will rfltl
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touch.
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, A mid* I beautiful huuuuet* " f
Ml** hliiatmlh llysiin entorta
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v 'M,h “
i d ln*l evening at S:IMI oclock WtlH W||)(
, lll4|M1,.
ltll,| |,il(.|.'
v
ho 11 ft01 dinner u .ife e honoring
.............
..... ...riled .......
‘
........I■ Che*ti't*un,T . who**
.. . « p. iu ...........
1 Mi*»
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,i| 111"it ,,v,
i \ ' t„ im. lit
Miiimuke to Cot don Stanley
will
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he an I'Ve......... Sept. 2 l. Hocoiat*
S|it(| |, . , truv ,|
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1in; the 100m* weie lovely a n untie* j||(( l(( an m i u w.i* In t|l-hc,i l eh, I I
merit* 11I yellielll dai*ie*. roieg K , ..|(l ■1 " ♦ ", 111 i|*nI 11 ill Itlllll-*1 of | .1 r•l.i.
11 . 1 * .
.did zinnia*.
1 Oi lao I"
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During the evenini; Mi** Che** ( un, .1 tin. | ,im ,-1 .1.01.1* ,-vet ..Till
i 1\s
tei*on wu* |iie*erited with a iclfl. t„ eailui u S uni"id i"i .1 ■ ■ 1 n.
1 **’" 1
I he hu*to,** wa* ii**l*ted in *ci'V* «l n|iet-uie lieet.ti eat In
at
11 hi 1
me hy Ml** Kiuilheth WhinllHin, t|„. *ioi< 1.. ini* * on .. . < ■ 1 und
Ml*. Ihi 111 .1 I ’lii'*tel *011 uml M r*. weie r; 1 , *■-. I h;. K
I ' Its.Ill, t • h 1*
,11 It T
I . A. | i .vmmi
I Ml*
' owiui then
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It,- il* td
Tho*e invited to In- with Ml** Cowim. h on.I othei
< hi'*tei*1111 weie hei mother, Mm. mo
Whi n>n |^ 1
I Ilf * ' I I 11)1*1111*
] t'he*tei*011, ' ! '* . Ifnlph Itay, M r * .) ,
Arnold Hnrrliigloii ha* been accented for iidtlii**ioll to the full
«1111 1'tllU t il
t lh
mmii'l 1
Hl4U Clus* of the (lent el a Institute I >■ 11111 lit .lone., Mi*. A lfied Stan-' •' '
I;
tin i n j
\ \ iw- M111.I 1
of Ti'chnolotty.
ley. M u. V. W. Mi ni, Mr*. Dale '
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M
in
-----Stott. J l „ Mi*. I.er Diaper of *•
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,M«m
Mr. ami Ml*, li. M. I.ench of St
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Wale*. Mi*. Cuillli KnV. 1 I
\ 1 * . \ Ha 1 Mi s M
Cloud were the teceot itui'»l» uf , \|)4„ Datdiiie I'onnelly, Mi** Joyce]
M illium
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hoi. *
Mr. and Mr*. Churle* Tyler on I let <e|. Mi** Nn m v William*, Ml** j
I St. mu. .
Silver l.nke.
Whtifliiim and Mi** Uo*eimny C u l-!
| t ,11 li to",n-1 In,wml '
Mi*. A. J . I’eteixun letl yeatci- linn.
fit'* vi lnt h r11 111< 1 i .1
duv for hiliiolton. tilt, where *he
V H i en v ■>\\ 11 u u i n 1 v ’0
was called la>cHU.*e of the serum* S g t . V . M . ( i r c c n c , J r . j lit Uv " li t li iVa* 1 »*• i .»
‘ ••I ■P, , l
illness of her fulher.
vy 11 i t tmit me
l
W e ils M a r y la n d (iirl ^
im
\ I "e » 11•11111\ 1uv ' 1'
Mr. and Mr*. Herman F. Moni*
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11 In unit n 1 *tii'.|l'h I
•lain
mul son*, llolihv and Finn-, are
Mu and Mi* .1, I*'. Denrdnff o f '0 1 tn, ...... ..
I......
t it'll
»pen'll up thi* month at Now I’, , „ . | „ ! . . Md. ..t'.utmncetl ••«!«>■ <hi* f, n 1.
jih J s%i *»M t•Mix,
%
Smyrna Heat'll.
hhi *i •Ikal
ttV»’
nun I luge of I hull dang liter, l.ouel (III 1,1tie 'hoc
Itl
la lo Sgt \ u Im M. fiieeni'i Jl* ninn-lc ed het Ml 0*1111•1
Pat Brown
tieiirge Dnntflemun.
Dunglemun. Mr*.
Mr*.,
—
. , hn*
. . . rrlurned from a of Ft Meade. M-l. and Sanfmil.
a:!HI 1 ‘M l
wlih Mr*
U HI
1 ill
'ii.
S h 0 11
■ f 1’ 1! 1 .
' f i v e week* visit to t.lll* ' Stole,
.Mali
L
Mtlnn,
N 'io ^ .n th )M
and
Lookout I he wedding wa- all event of J u l y |deep W.nil"
• We At Ninte«nth|
V i“Ul"'lm
Kt; ni H,«Bln*. lMr*.
i i ?’ Jia m e . C. Daytona
t't'Ti *.tl1l» III *hhl
Beach
» . #*Us,1.. v « 1 iiininin**Mia. trunk Wmnlruff, 111,
id i 1> 1 • H'1 -i I' 1■•el if 11t
I*.
jwi'l
Mmintiiln.
SI root ut Hold
. lit
„ Iudei*nii,
„
L te m u n Mr' h>' " •
Ml*. William
i
1 Mi1
1,1
Sgt. tiieeiie attended sehool* III I'l ,
Ml*.
<■ t . Hetidenuit],
‘/chuirnian
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l.efllei. J r„ Mr*. W. K. Dodson.
Ml. anil Ml*. .1. D. Woodiuff tilt’ Saiiloul,
giaiiii.iting
with
tIlf?
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1
1
w"h
Mi ■ ■ " U ',
; v r i M t' c .
Spencer, Mr*. Pule *|iendlmt some Dnte at New
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l.uko al 'D'Ht I C h ile No. “ • f Si-iiu. J i . Mr* Caron fluv Mr*. Smyrna Beach 11* the attest* of ................ in Ifi lie 1* t;i ill nee ti'll
m >.
\ is \|i Hiiiii'Vi dmirmun, %i
■ ' , , ’
,
M11 M,
will, the A 1 my t,»,uin,l Foiei* Band,
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M uiiiiya
Mina (mini Conk- M i. und M i*. " C Hill.
hi V!
Mr. and Mi*. Il'dieit llillhimer M r s . B r o w n C o n d u c t s
and vhildi i'll. Bet S ’ and Bubhi.
have left for New Snivina Bench
thi* tnoiilh; Circle No. 7 . Mi*. |
I
Iu
to *nend the month ol Aagu*i.
i.ecui Wuiket. ciiaiilimn, with Ml*. 1
' i i - . Chiu I f ' Blown fnniliirtrd
F. T. William*. J ’J tl Uuk Avenue ut |
.................
Mr. und Mr*, living Feinbeig the iioodlily meeting '•I Cin'll'lui
•jqitl p.M.j
Busiltes* Woman'* ’
*"'* '*■ " ■ A. 1 iri'le of the
nnd
son Hi, hiu
Du ". Tin onto, No. i oi Die Woman'* Society of
Tl * B
I'tfjftiii
i**r" smiii vviKi
V11 1met
11Xk on
i' l d
i left
iii
Fir,di, No. t. Mi*. C. M.
o y d ,If
Christian
Church
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Feillla'ig * Christian Solvin' of the First
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ir h i i s l . t
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chulrman. at Sweetwater Bark, M»n>lHy nlKht at the home of Mr*.
vv S. I rod'.
Mi'lliodi'i i ’ion eh held on Monday
..................for plcnie
■
B . M . ; ** Durden with Mr*. Ja
m e-* unw r,
"•
Oviedo,
at <1..................
-----at the iioine of Mi* it. I.. Shin*
Business Wamaii’* Circle No. i ,
........... h d .r m,,n'
Mr*.
Alfred Hoh»im a n lv iil today en iiulsei on link Avenue.
Miss Mamie Wilson, chulimiin, H"'t»n eunducted the devotional mute from Miami to Atlanta to
I'iie g i o,ip vote,I to hold a mar-*
wan Mr.*. .1. O. Andes, J r . I him "»d .. talk on mission* wu* given spend the weekend in Sanfold with
ket htisket ale ill pill'll lliei'tlllg)
Dr. and Mr*. .1. N. Ili>h*uii on and Die <indv enlilli'd 'T lie Hildai
Himth Snlifniil Avenue.
ami liuumii Bights" was tnuglit
r m
ic
m
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/
ay Mi* I i Williani* The nicni'I i . and Mi*. W. IL Fleming ap-l I'l'ls wen united lo meet ill tin*
Mi and Mi*. Ilngh VVhelihel ha'ey
(
v,
|tnni, |* in
lurint; I et ui ill'll to t lieii horn...... San foul
k*::t0 B. M.
T I T S I) \ Y
Mil1 evening. The hostes* served
lift"
spei.,ling two w‘’l h *
......
............. 'ived at tho
The Woman's Blliie Cl.,** of the |
refresl' mei.t. at the eon- \\avm'FvilU'a N. •
|i utu lu-mti of tlo* mt'ftmg In Mis,
First Baptist Church will hold , 1* |‘ 1*‘"1] ,,r busino** to Mr*, knlgh .
i
n i _i (. .1 i,. imirn that Hi oh tt, M i1* W. A. I Itiftl t*r« M rn.
mmitliiv husines* and social m eet-! •
’*'*■
rh..r|K-, Mr*. K. ( .
...................... ..
O '."".,.. * r . , W ,
Ink’ at the home of Mrs. B. Now. 1 ^ ,l*' Mi*. Ihu ton, Mi*. O. D.
i
B. Kllhy, 'l i* . ,d. L. " l i g h t , Ml*
tome. IKHI West Ninth Street, „t LanilM-**. Mr*, Bear son. Ml** Syl- m,,'|y following a........
J.
J,
C
m
i
p i , Mi*. /. B. Bailiff,
7jno B. M. tiriiun No. fj •will lie I'm I eaisun and Ml** Maggie Ha- pel at Inn pel formed al l.aurcl tiea
11 i t
3 r \i
o n *
m
l
'Ir*. J N Ar./.arellii, Mi*. .1. B.
•ill .luiigt' of tile reflesllTIlenl*
1 »en, II guest.
Hospital in I .inn *'l. Ml"*.
I
huimoil,I,
a
vi'llo
i.
Mi*.
It.
A.
The Women'* Koelnl Christian
Biadlpy and H ip h««le**.
Si-1 v a e of the Khen./,.. Method. i f t i r H . S n u d o i n , S t o v a l l
Mi. anil Mi*. Kltun J. Moiigli
1*1 Chiu eh will meet at Ilillli B. M. 1 « ■ ..
.
■,
,1
, ton. Jr, Plan to ............... the neur
nt Do- hum,, or Mr*. 11. w . i..u ,i(
H o s t e s s e s F o r M e e t fill ill e for ilaleigh. N ' to visit M r s . ( f i l l o n . B a r n s
on South Snnfuid Avenue.
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with Mr. Mnughtiiti's sister and
; ^ £y
Jo in C irc le N o . 2
The Billjalhen C|4sk of the First | Mrs. Kllen Sha.loln and Mr*. W. In othei -iii-luii,
Dr.
and
Hauli*l Chini'li will meat at thy ; B. Stovall were ............. .
fat « (ieoigv M. Cooper, JtNow nii'lllhci», Mrs. John (illlon
limiie I l f Mr*. W. I . Smith.
' meeting of the T . F. I,. Class of
After spetidlag seveial JVeek* and 'D * . S. ■' Burn*, wore wel
arl. Avenuo. ut 8!l),i I*. M. Mis* th(, Klr*t Methodist Church held
held
Dottle Smith will serve■ us ro. |
Thursdnv night
n
ut the home of with her son Holicit Biillin and comed Into Clicle No. 2 of the
, >. 1 the former. JMr*. B. li!- C hi roll parents, Mr. und Mrs. IV I'. Camp- Molliorll't Churcli id it* lognlm
^~* -J
] presided over the
I
meeting hn,I the hell. Mi*. K- B- Mur...... mid son meotinir tic 1,1 at the hitnip of Mr* i
devotional was given hy M u . .1. * Hilly 111tin* have returned to It" I' F. '1,-Danipl on Monday afloi |
no,>ii. 'n opening l>>n>«■i win. gi
C. Calhoun.
hiiisvilte, N. 0.
veil by Mr*. 11. F. Cole and ,|
Several leading* were given l>vl
-------Mis. It. W. Tench following
|J
Mrs. J. M. Biudv plan* to■ l*’iivc iigulai business session wu* cm,,
from viiriini* officer* uml gioup l mmoi mw ...........turn m Atiunui. ducted hy Mrs. Fletcher Bulls.
The iii IhsIuu study wu* led • ,
captain*. Mr*. It. I.. (inrrison gave tin. with Mr. and Mrs. 1 I ,**'
an interesting account of a re- Wmiln*h and son*. Joe uml .mn'i. Mi*. It. W. II p iio m nftei w I,
cent tri|i.
who Imv- 1'i’i'n visiting m San- lofreshmunt* wen -evved In 1
ho*ti'**. Thu*o attending weie 'I
, B,fre»h nil* lit* <>insisting >,f il,. I told.
Boll*. Mis. lion oil,, Mi* B.
|
1 I'H'Kiii and iake were *oivcd in
Mrs Mabel A. llojek mul hei Williams, Mis, Clalk Ico n .
Hie following; Mi*. Cmoll. ,\l,
Mis. It. M. M u - oii , M i -, '
h. B, Bine*, Mi*. J. C. Calhoun, ,,n*. John and Itii'lx*. " f
giretl Balk. III. me visiting Mr.
•
Mr*. W. L. Stoudi'iimire, Mi*. J, ,0 , 1 M l- D. D. Bitrkhark. Mr*. >'gil*. Mr*. FII h Dish, Mi 1
A. Cunningham, Mr*. M. Clim Hoick i- Hip writer of nn illlnoi* Itamspy, Mr*. I,. B Hagan. "
ating. Mr*. II. N. I ,u in ley, Mi*. A. wppklv lowspupei colunin known T. F. Wilson, Mr*, tiilli'ii un! 'I.
Iln r n*.
K. ItoMselter, Mrs. Boston Steele, „* "Bcekiiig in the Burk.
Mrs. (SurrUun, Mrs. C. K. U p ii ton. Mr*. M. A. Cnlhiwny, M i,
M, mid Mr*. B. U llvxW tmvo
t
Lillinn Vickery, Mrs. Stovall, Ml*. had a- tl'i’it guestsi Mrs. B eck *
Slmiloln und Visitor*. Mrs. Kuiaii *i*iei, 'It* A. F. Andrews. Sir.
Clllisple of West Balm Btiacli. mid 'li
l.nwipiice Andruw.* “ ml
Mr*. Harry Tliroop of Bnteiprise "hi il.eii Indy mid Sylvls. who re
and Mr*. Tench.
in,
ye-im day to l heir homo In
Louisvilh'. .'hi.
s v ri u n it
K nn IVr *1 ,*rIi .laioloin-,S.Sil Now*
Mr. ami Mrs. K. II. Laney have
Wcstsrn J, ihi Ii„ i ,-h
Hu " giip*i* a l thelr homv on
7 1DO The 7 o', lo, a ,’tnl,
7
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,7
T
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News
F»*i f ightcenth Street. Mr and
siiin Nporis K,'ores
The home of Mr*. K. FI. f,uney Mr* K. D. Burrish of Savannah,
XiM.V t'oioilm .Mu* Ip
the scene on Tuesday vvcnlng (!a. .'I,*. Burrish will he retnum* 111 VIornliiH rievollon*
• If. M, mils lo Mil,,!.'
i f the regular meeting of Daugh hi.i'ed a- the foi mar Ann Winter.
SiOII
News
ter* o f Wesley Clan* of tho First Also iccenlly visiting the l.aneys
!nlf, Forestry Show
Methodist Church. The limine** wu* '1
'• 3n Popular Mosl,
T
MrFudtwn.
I ill ini I lid, N*« Hiurow.,1
meeting wa* nrvsldvd over hy Mr*.
I'lillilrro * i 'IoshI,
J . Hi mile Williams nnd tho devoMis* l.niiisit Clark left tmiay IHI ■ III!
111 Allnioi It,-view , l
{tonal based on the 2 ls l Bsnltn, wa* f„r Niw Smyrna Beach where II <r. Mltllarv Ihm,I
she will have us her house guest* ii, no New led hy Mrs. Helen Scholli.
Hi I ton i ’1 ol,
Report* wore heard frmA stand- fi„ » week Miss Barhsra John- Hi
i ui
Bar None Itaio-h
Ing committee* and a market ton " f Jefferson, fla.t Mlsa Nous
III* Dull lla,no Nnlhoi.il
tnio VIn*l, la,v -r - I’, ... ,
basket sale was held for the liene- Wofford o f, Commerce, tla.i and
I :.ln TroiilloiP Jlvp H>
flt of the lulll<<Ing fund. Mrs. Roy Miss Nnncv Blowdan Mis* Butty
l:liii Popular Mushfr V n /-ifl| M i lf li i Nf
TJIIIf. Mfo- J- C. I'uvis und Mr*. ilurmlon uml Miss Josnn Hamby
r, i Zu Vnrletv Miisl,
t "fi i ["In-! *h
Mi
1
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t i l l The llrlghl h|o,i
M. L, Wright were appointed a* n|| „f Augusta. They all all Jun
linn News
v ,’
t.t h,f i •lit l IniWt
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a norqinntlng I'ommittva to secure ior* »t (ieorgia State College for
i. of. Twt-ldln Hongs
officers for the coming yem.
’A r If l!’F Im it 11 1tyhl! 1 #,|h Ufir
*Women at Mllledgevllle. Ha.
J
S:ln Htiorls Pnriulr
Sell linrtriy i toiolmon >
Hostesses with Mrs.*l,aney worn
1 t - |r 1 ' r M m . till f fit
ir. | r
Tinn lirltlliiK on n i'l,"ol
Mrs. W. C. Hill, Mr*. J. M. Me
nt^l.r htu*
li , i>jii i .
Till Hun,lay H,-h„„l I ■
‘# / / J
Caskill, Mrs. Hchutti and Mr*. W.
7,111 It's Ifie tops i I'MMi '1
Suf« 'I1 j - i xi $ 8 . 9 3
/
/ )
7ilf, Key mile* hy I’url,
A. Hunter. Decoration* ware of
linn Dug mil fiopn
A Jaunty suit. with bl( tottwhttl
marigolds and zinnia*. Refresh
tllO Dull Hanie iOrlandoi
ment* were served nl the conclu
10:110 Piiliulsr .Musi,culfi hr tho young mui mlh • ftito
sion of the meeting.
I Oil* Pul,litllsalih Merlp. il l..........
<hr fothlon. loiiatod ol Om River
1 0 , 1 0 CiasRl, si Houvp ,i Ii *
Those sttandlng
were Mr*.
ItlOll
Nows
Clark Lennardy, Mr*, R. B. Mon
pliid with btooddolh combmittw, . ,
ItiOS Turnlstde Tlmo
IIA B P Y B IR T H D A Y
roe, Mrs. M. R. Strlcklsnd, Mr*.
11 (111 Mniordny 1*11tit IItAt
in now foil colon foihct for ocbool
11 :A& iVrw ■
0. W, Bailey, Mr*. Jtuth Liindi|iit*t,
Walter Scott Hand
IS
j OR HIrm Off
. . . woadotlid fopdroii-up. Suva
Mrs, J , A. Boyette, Mrs. J. O,
Laney,
Ml**
Bessie
Zachary.
Mr*.
10- 13-14
M, L . Wright, Mr*. J. H, Anderson,
Mrs. 11. A. I’rlce Miss Mary F a i
tiimiiihU'id hy
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t Cnod lloinelii pplhj;
Zeh Ratliff and visitors, Mr*. H.
L, Story, Mrs. T . (I. McFsdden
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and Mrs. R. L. (J rlff ln .'
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Miss Dyson Honors ‘Cowan’s Features Hiick-To-Krhool Styles
Miss Chesterson'
in Fashion Show Presented w Opening
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the texture Interest of regular
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HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK
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W UPAT
,p, SANFORD FLORIDA
Sanford To Meet Palatka, Orlando CChoal ur lme sbtioa n WA ansdh e d
In Contests Here Over Weekend O u t I n T w i n B U I
From The
S ID E L IN E S
Nr A S S O C IA T E D C R ESS
P A L A T K A , Aug. fc— (Special— |
. . . And the rains came
1 B Y A K T H U Il B E C K W IT H , Jit
-N ig Nighthnnder Jack llotnuk 1
Haiti wa* th* Ida winner In a
Heruld Sports Editor
twirled u three-lilt [Hirformance; Ksnfcril . ...
inn no# ton— S scheduled South Atlantic league
for the Hanford lllnnta tu defeat I ' a l n t k n
on* Odfl
dr>nlilt* header between the Char
the I’allllku Azulcim by u 6 tu 1 1 Il— Mel."ml, Junes. Kwanlnk. RIH leston Hebei* ami th* Columbia
— Mi'Minii* 1, u t . , Oatalito. Pecount hero lust night.
Gwnntnk. Itl— Matte. Ilnllmari Reds taut night.
The two teams are nluted to pl».
lilt— Pepin HD— Matte.
» — Lake
The two team* were tied Si-2
Sunfurd tonight In u IIP— I leu I tu In Mult tn Merer. Lett In the tenth Inning of the fir*! |
meet
Id. IIB— ntf
single affair, and Manager Hal Hsnfnril *. Palatka
i.I.h. k S; l.upes %. H O -by Hrtbsck game when it wa* called because |
Gruber Indicated hint nigh; that II
II. I ."pea 2. Iliiniale* 1 IIO— V*i- of rain. The second tilt also was
he would send lefthander l.n n y (>*i *
« 'in
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-------innlna*. * runs. tailed off. Neither wll be made
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Baity tu the hill tn face the A'*. >Onn«*|i>*
in ,i \ / t , il run*. HUP
Ilnl'iiik
lllrn
lt").
I’l l —Corral**. up.
Saturday eveuiiig the (Hants I,"eer
George Spencer of Jacksonville
I."pea
|> — I'nnper
sad
rnove to Orluridu to tangle with H u " " " T — lift*.
mid MaroiT* Nob Splctr engaged
the Smintors, and return to the
In n three-hit hurling duel but
Municipal l'urk in Sanford mi
two of the blows off Spencer were 1
Sunday evening. Joe Schultz will
,t I round-tripper* and the lengmprobably get the bill call Saturday
Icadlng peaches won, B to 0, In
for the (limits, and lien Wilbur
double b ill..
' ----------i the opener of
.. . . .anuther
. .
will go to the ninuiid Sunday night
i C H IC A G O , Aug. fi— (/It— Sam |Roy Peterson and Ray (Cash |
fur tin- (Irilbermen.
| Hiieiid led the professional gulf I pounded the lilg blows fob Macon. |
Leflfielder Hob llnll mini paced money winners today with a M l,In the nightcap, Dcon Laiftprus (
the Manfuld nllack Motile Lopez I Mtil kiitv for 11)411 and the Whil*!|lt'jd Hie I'euches to four safeties,
and Cotavn Gonzales hem Iasi I Sulphur Springs, W. Va.. veterart 'p, „ive Jacksonville the decision. J
night. Ilnlliimn nipped out three had Ills sight*
set on the rich 7 lo 1 I.aminos Issued tan walks, i
hit* 1 11 four trips to the (dale.
Tam O'Sliunter
purses here.
The Savannah Indian* defeated | and worked tu try tn land it
Snead's victory In th* recent (he Columbus Cardinal*, 2 to I , until 10:1111 ii'rliiek ut lllglil. The
Manager llitsv Molt uf the A ’s western oneti added *2.111)0 to hi* in the first contest of a third fish pulled the limit in wlilrli
stated Iasi night lliiit hn would earnings. The Tam O'HhanUr all twj„ lull, but the Ned Birds chine, Morris was fishing <*lth his wHr
out of the Inlet into the breaksend Lefthander Chester Coving Ainerican tourney, In which Snead
|„ batler the tribe, 0 tu 1. era. Mra. Morris hud In strike
ton tu the hill tonight In Sanford figures to nlay an Important col*, |t(
finale. Kelly Jack Swift mulches as signals to aunt upwili nay tim winner $JI,NSJI. The
,,u( u Ihree-hlller fur the) pruni-hlng niinnierrhil flshiny
McManus, as
“ world” tournament which follows juriner-up Redskin win.
, cruft that Ihe small bout mis on
Hillman. If
1,10 u cliiiiuiiionshlp payoff of | l«,Greenville’s snlliriers eaploded j the wuler, Morris revealed.
Junes, lli
IHKI.
* for four runs In the eighth inning • Nearly II week ago lit the Inh I
l.sks if
r.lsl.li, o f
Carry Mlddlecuff, National Open rn,| the victory. 7 to «. over the Price Angel caught ii bass which
Mall*, c
Chmuphill from
Memphis, Is runTlgeis. Noth leums pill weighed 12 Jiouilils mid 12 mil" Pet'lo, tli
neriip In Snead in muney-w|nnlng» ........ pitchers on th........iund. The and llii- fisli is Ihe leading enli'l
Toncoff Hi
fliilikek, p
with *21,DIM. Lloyd Milligram Is inu,,|lln
ildid In the pennant i In the Itaytoim Hem h limine)
• To tsls
third spot with *17,216.
Irhkse.
•
Angel's fish was cuughl on ii 1'"
PALATKA
pound lest line with a 2UIIII yellow
Benttn. Ih
*
Open hearth furnaces now proiieddnu plug, t he lisli mis .1 Ii .
7*1111, Hi
J due* 01 per cent uf nil Ihe steel
11 Inches long unit 2 feel 2'
Molt. •*
ii tnadfr lit the United State*.
inches Iii girth.
Mel,soil, rf
Mayer, It,
Othei
people lepuitiag
gui"l
RwinUlt. If
catches neat the Inlet
iiiilml
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The first Am*rlc*n Automobiles
Orlsve., cf
Algle Speer, Jim .Spencer, G. M
1, Hept. « for th* Hrltlih verlion of
Corral** u
Lopes, p
Hpeneei nnd otheis.
* had wooden body fr*m*».
(lonssles, p
Must of the fhlhrrnirn arc
using rather small Iresh m ilrr
buss plugs uiid ure cutihlmt
fairly
large ones. There air
muny anglers using mnllci, but
must of th* fish ruughl on lhl<
type of bait ure small, arrurdlug tu recent reports.
Here '« There
Larry Curran, spurts editor r
the llel.llllll Soli News, nay:' (III
Red Mat fans me 'led lint' in n
Ihe nose sinking Incident uf Muni
gi'i Hill Pei i in, who is rh m g "l
Trocolor Arrives
To Take Over Post Entries At Volusia
County Dog Track
As Stetson Coach
Clay floor and wall tile* ara
manufactured In sliea ranging
from *,dot*" 11/as-Inch iquara to
12-Inch square*.
D K L A N I) Aue. ft— Otneclal)—
Roger G. Truculur, new coach of
is
football. Iiu-ihotliull mill Imieball
Tori
.it John It. Stt>(nun University, hui ,
tu riveil in Del.und to tuku up hi*
iiutiis lib fmi.ilv will arrive next
n.
wick.
I Dine
I'..'.ilmll in uciU'u, under IllalelSJv *•
( "iif'ic llic lull's, will *turt Sc (it, | J ,» i» r
I Tinciili" mini's In Stetson from
ll.igcll College, 'IVllneck, N. J,
Win.
Troi iihn I'liiycl football, basketi .ill mill Imi'i'liutl ut University
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T Alul.mun mill nt l.img Island
N»v»
I uivci.iity At Aliilmntn, ho was
n (In* Suutlifiii-ici n Conference •K m * '
FOR T H E B E S T IN
B E E R M id S A N D W I C H E D
Iaiported Ales and Soul*
Imported Ch*e*a
ANNETTE’S
Or land, H ,-> ■' Frtndi Aw.
ATHLETES FOOT (1KHM
LANEY* DRUG 8WHK
TULLS HOW TO KILL IT
Th e aero* geewa flK B PEV- t * f
■ « i HeiAl H II la JS«be ike hill.
I'a# a strong F R J IT IIA T IS U t*agtettfa. T -e -L , wad* w ll* •# M J
seat aleebeli reaeken MONK w r * l
Fn *Tam O’Shanter'
uttrimn
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AUGUST 7th
9:00 P. M.
■ml oil permit only a
n! "f farming In New\merlean-hiiil| steam
in draw passengers In
•Slates was the Turn
KIOATKST sNAMKS IN TACKLE
STATIC UNBALANCEWHIIL SOUNDS UPAND DOWN”
D O N ’T
Y O U R
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LIKt A RAISIT
Fleurv Msplet wlm set up Mon
treal's Nisi printing plum In I77H
Wun
Hpnrinu ed
hy
llenjumin
Franklin.
Movie Night" Will
lie Held In Oviedn
T IR E S
I f y o u v e t p o o r m ileage
*
LO N D O N .
Aug. h kV i The
Bruce Woodcock-I.ee Niivold fight
Sent. 1) for the Nrllisli version ut1
the world heuvvweiglit lioxini;
title was imstlHined today.
Iltlurles Woodrork siiffeiud yestordav when Ills triiek left the
iuad near lluncustei were given
as the reason. A new dale fur
the fight will be an arman-il Mon
day.
C U S S
R ecau n e O f W h e e ls
I m p r o p e r ly B a la n c e d ,
A1MAKI
DYNAMIC UNMUNCERNHl MMULl ORJOM SINWWS
M «y b « you’ro not giving them a mjuate deal. If they are allowed to Hull, and KOLI
S M O O T H L Y down tlm road, they will give you thouaanda of mllea uf wear.
B ut If thu wheelH of your car are uut of balance and out of line, the tlren *ri
•cuffed, dragged ami pounded along, wasteful and rapid wear la the reault.
BE FAIR TO YOUR TIRES. COME IN FOR A WHEEL ALINEMENT AND BALANCE INSPECTION
OWEN FORUSON—ALINEMENT SPECIALIST
"Ciiiniiiunity Movie N ight” will
Im uliserved In Oviedo by tbi<
shuwlug Monduy nlgbt ut 7.16
u'diick of a feature film, "Itenclilug from lli'iiven" nt llie High
He I I
Tim slmwlng of Ihe film Is
part uf tbe youth
recientlmi
iirogrnm HiHinsoied by tile Oviedo
rlviingvllstic Kellowship of which
l.ucln
(J.
I’ettlt
Is chairman.
I'lnns have been made tu show
two mure films during Hie month.
No charge will lie nuido, Imt a
silt. ' ufferlng will lie taken tu
aid In imylng fur film rvntnl.
The Fellowship Is also conduct
ing a child evangelistic program
during the summer along the
line* (if the liiteriiutluiinl Kelluwshlp.
During Its IB venrs uf onor.v
tlon the Feilcrnl Mousing Admin
istration has Insured m ire thsil
♦III lillllun In limns fur buildings
and Improvements.
American
steel
productlun In
1U4B was HH,611,720 tuns, a puttee-
tint* record.
O ri'O M K T U IH T
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NEW SUMMER RADIO SHOW
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Dint*. Manager
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9:00 PM EDST
First Bt. Sanford. F la.
Dr. C. L. Person!
m
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Mo m * O-t*. I.* Mat. •*!>
Atlaatt* N all.aal Mask Bldg.
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S U N D A Y
We Have Ihe Tackle To
Cutch One Like Him
SPORTING
GOODS
A U f lU tr I , 1 M I
MUNICIPAL PARK 8:15 PJW.
S A N F O R D
V8. P A L A T K A
SANFORD
ORLANDI
�P A G E F IV E
THM SANFORD RlRALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
1W 9
)A Y 'A U G Iia r J k
B Y FR A N
to the Honorable DmiBlaa
OZARK IKE
atrnm. Cortnfy Jm l*. of flatnlnoia
LL SJ)\ M
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Counly. Florida, on th* lif t
of July
l» l» . for approval of
F £ A * ib O, A, to
Frra m n n
[i*l*nd iin t.
earn*
and
for
filial
dlaehurg*
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W lt m » my hand and official
f U* Ahrs «,
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JtnTICK
( Kxeculrlx of Ihe relate of n. _
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1H» Tux Aai*a*ment noil ***l ai Hanford. Florida.
Thl* I* lii aerve notice that Mr '-■nr, 1-----------1 - - *,-‘*
i»*f
Thl» tth day of Aueuat. 1V»?
th» City of Honlonl. Florida,
Floyd A Jolic* formerly of Sun- '
UAMMVo|LJN
WILHT Jl \ . , ,
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July.
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i no *olini It 1**1 in thr City
for.l Florida no lonavr r*pr*»*nta
Off
MUIML) lUM
M A IH IA IIF.T J E l l t l T
.
Cl»rk Circuit Court
— mlolon alttlng »a an E'luollCK.NTI’ IIV
M R TA U 'ltA K T ColtKxecutrla of the ratal* of •
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Ion Unnrtl nil Monday, Aueuat
I'OltATtUN.
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llrputy Clrtk
l!H». »t ll i mi o'clock P M.
II uvraon* ilralrln# cnrr*cllnna HEAl,
IN C H H IIT U F T H E CUl. N TT
* In aaid Hull, whallirr In HalJHDtlR. RRMINni.R
COIINTT
valuation of pri>i»rty or uthrr- ,
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in r u n
IN T IIK i nl ltT IIF TH E C llH N TT |
- ahuuld (II* with the City ,
VI 1
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h f m in im . i :
c o u n ty,
HATH.
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on o r before the d a y
oreM iTIt F
I n re I h e F a t a l e o f
Fl.n m itA IN PIUHIATF.
lo l h » m * * l l n a
I heir
fi e ll - N o i l i * la h e r e b y
aoen
that
II. Iloalori
I li r ; 12" 1 1 1 1 v lif
■atllliK forth Ihrlr ohjectloiia mu euauRed hi iiualneaa at the p.
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lleceaaed
iiimiilaiolB and the chanae* cornel of Mecoint Hireet and Mouth Tti
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dealr* to have mad*
i Park Avenue Hanford Florida, nu
ALL
AS 11 Phil*
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I der the (I. illli.ua name of YelloW' C FNUoNt iic e la h a r e h ) R i v e n l h a l A n - Ti.
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: ai.il Hllver Fle*t Caha at III* Coin- -ale
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- Ib M iR ln a fi le. d h e. r ,, f i n a l r< - MASON
V <»ni o h d »•*" it i*l f o u » r e ne r» o f
Ao r It #; Tit \ r r r . t k
mar,'hit Hiieel and that I liiiend to I Pjfr,j,
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FHFFM AN Ivt reRlaler aald natora inIt a lia n ! lo ' of
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J i l d i l B ir.il, K.rria. Ohlu
»he lerm- M .he •*FU,Itlo... Nam. c h a r g e . wnd t h a t ahe will aji (»l y v m i nr elilur **f jrmi, ni«y [***•
to the lliMtoralile O IiuitglAi* Him ktgttiii«f the ewtnie uf Nallle Hyrd*
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. h e S t r o m , County Judge Iif pemlnttl*
itefeiiPfd, lute uf mhIi| I'rtiiniy, tl
County,
F l o r l d i i , i n C h a n - 4^ r r ^
1 I r c u l t i n u r i o f H a i n County, Klttrlda o n the Jflh dtiv
tIt** Countv
Jtidu*'
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an th# fith day At 8#pt»mb*r,
iiu h .r
X
t " Avr
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of Augliet. l^l^1 f«*r lipjirovnl of f'ottiii.t
m ItI * offlee IR
In a csrtaln suit for dtvofc#
H * ALLr.N.
n*r
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fume und f o r fii nl iH^chiirp ■ se thr •ourt Immuio of urnIt! I'ounty
1V
A d inIni el ml o r of t h e M i n i t - of !* si N.iuford
llo n d n .
within e i g h t
I C NJh’ i Ll
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uf
*l r loin r Itiotit li* f r o m 1 1ji* t i m e w« i
If. H o s t o h
ilrrn t-ri!
on this l i s t
H A-J ^ i t A -;u- V
Legal Notice^
thartln pandlni. an abbreviated
till* .if which U Myron T. Free- I
i man
plaintiff v*r»u* M»b*l B
Ford
VrTon
Flu I butty, lit Ui&t
L’latw condition.
d»y
Chevrolet
Fj-Ton Panel A real
bargain.
1948
A iio rn e y e
for
_______
1340
HOLLER MOTOR SALES
P H O N E 1234
3— Krai Katalc Far Hui
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drrr.leed
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A d m i n i s t r a t o r of the
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LOOK AT THIS ONE
$4-Ton Pickup— U«luxc Lab, A 2 U ti
miles. L'oftl New—
11740.00 — Selling
nuw for—
of
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Legal Notice
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BARGAINS IN
USED TRUCKS
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i'rlcvii llliiMI.Wl fur liiiincilliiti< Kvu anti1 - Kini'.l lyjie Acucia pullnut. I'liuiio 122-W.
oil Jacuriimln iiuttod, 1‘lnk A
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llrrberu, 12—
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funvy Cruluna. I'hiino Hfi(l-J.' ------ Kroumla, fruit Irova. J lilucka
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Henry Nickel
frum Iu ik *' Inkv, liuvmt at reel..
Ten mlmitr. ilrivi- from Nunfoni. liRUinmilily V rl'ftt HUl* Norte H A l.T E ItA T lO N H und Die*. Mak
ing. Illl'ii W. iat. Htr>el, Phone
foot i{efrltrerulor, .111 k »I wutor
f M M M M M I f r n •**!
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2 li ed r o o m l i o u a e , d o a e In. I i h *
lieuler,
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p o ivli
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Noo ul rnalilenci* of Mra. T I ior, V E N E T IA N IIM N H H made to or
J J o r c h , p i Ice tfifiblMMI l e i ilia.
der. Hcminole Venetian Itllnu
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Wlhuri,
Wilaon'a curlier,
(la * Ik* h i .I m I b m r I U b
t*M* I H I M WM M * l l j » l
Co. H2II W. Hrd. Ht. Phony
I'liulii.
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coiik I h i Iiik of B acica
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liieil furm wilIi 2 lied mom hoii.e MUUKKN.S fiom two luiKe pureliea.
turn.* •* h > Hm . K m i IIm
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I'liiidillon.
Nulile,
iltr, N E W F I.C O R E jurfuced to per fee
Itaablr n ra fa* M M <M» ••**
IIIBIHI.OU
I .Myille Ave.
lion. Old floora made like new 1
Viniahlng, cleaning A wrxlnu I
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lo la o n
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Porialile power plant, 22 ynir
I'li'iiilinn |>iuiit. icmI.
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A v e n u e , p r i c e d f r o m f b u . l l l i to l
cxpeilence In Hemlnole Counly.
> WM, Mu Mill M
U O IY -N A V Y .Sl'Itl'I.IlH
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ll. M. (Heaaun, Lake Mury.
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8 K E U S FOR
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M A t ill’ C H E F upurtnient alt* gua
C R E D IT ItU R K A U OP
C A M !' HI lea on heunliful Wekivu
htuvo IUB Myrtle Avenue.
HANFO RD
I
river.
F u ll S A L E
In
my attic — aea
W. K. W II.I.IA M H . Iteullur.
l t « N . Park
Phone I ho
cheat coif allrka, lilryrle, a e t.l— . i I i r . .
110 N. Hark. Phone 1120
Ice. olfire d e a k , table,
etc. O R L A N D O Morning Hentinel O r
(undo Evening Star. Cull l(ul| ii
H l'E C IA l.-ile a l nuraery location «u
Phone TIB.
Huy. 1166-J.
Route dil-Celery Avenue-Id arrea * , ( ; N ( | s ni. vde, excellent condlof tiled lund, plenty of liullding j u , , n |>|llllle o;iii.\V.
C A L L 617 for Battery, Genemtur
aalvaga for parking ami «oiting .
.
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and Hiur.cr aervh*. Swum’-i
•hid*, make an offer.
1 / IN M A * Marigold plant*, 26
Battery Hervlce, 801 W. Fn»t
u \ N E ... t
» ? ! WB'ffe BACK
A T T R A C T IV E -t w o atory B room! cent. do*, caxh * carry. A. F.
- SO" r> ovi tf>n j a n e w P l a n e t i
Hi
hoiih* in excellent romlillim,
Haiii'ey, r loriat I liune UlU.
LAW NM OW DRIH iharpened,
highly reatrlrteil nelghlHirliood. [ HEARS ’* loll Trailer, I&0.00. Mr,
cycle* repaired, lock uud key
Bellev* ihlx houae will appraise I Jolm.oii, Cpaalu Hoad, Hanford,
work. No waiting - wuik >;».»
k
auteed.
H. W.
Hhum*ti. dlo
full amount for (1. L. F. II. A. JM IO IIIK H M S P A C E H K A T E R H
Loan. Price IT.filHI.IK).
B ait
4th. Ht.,
Hanford, Flu |
1241* A 611 model*, oil or gax
^
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(Form erly with Wlllliimx Eixiii
F R E D W. R E N D E R , Realtor
L E E H H O TH E H 8 ,4 th A E lm ._
Phone 1)180 .
Shop).
Lowell I igl.iweight Electric Paint
FUH
KENT
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Piucllcully
new,
$16.00;
E L E C T R IC or
A r i ir i w , F u r ’ Male — 6
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New Suniieiiin Electric Shavebatter
apartment
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Ing for, 8 or 4 room A bath,
Sanford Motor A Kqpt. Co
aftci 6; 1*0 P.M.
R. D. Prleat. Phone 7IH-WH.
itiinad or unfurnlahad to tba
208 W. 1*1 Hlreol
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all
culor*.
Open
party, 60(1 H. Park Ava.
MllPa Swap Shop—We buy, nell or
Himduyn.
Hull.
Tropical
Flah
trad* moat anything. 4Ud WanH ii * >' *i ■' r y, Hunford-Orlando Nlckie, Silver, Gold ('luting; I'.d
(ailing. Baby idiom uud nllim
GE Apartment. US N. Jaalord At>' t>hon*
l i iyiiway Jual auiith B point*.
keep-nake* Bronxed.
Avanue. _ _ '
___ j tya both ion*, when you don’t IF y»u aunt * *afe family boat
D U N N 'S P L A T IN G HIU»P(
..
Apartmant fot Rant. I W n t your preacrlptlon* u.
tlrnt you can't upMrt, tee C. E. Behind Ynwoll'e
Ph 12 III
ain Only. Apply 1714 Park. ( Lanay,a. Phon* 103.
Wil-oNi 2111
a Avanue.
STEAM-LUX
liotiati
Wttxliiiu;,
conditioned houaa, lftOt! PITTSBURG Palnla for every
Entire outMlde nren includirig
Av*. Addreaa Mra. H. M.
purfoaa.
acreena. Free e*titnutex. Phunn
pworth, Th# Manor, Aahvllla, H R N K A R IK Glaaa S Paint Co.
collect Oviedo 2281.
U U U W. Ind.
Phone 820. lilgheai caxh price paid for uaad
C.
fm mi me Ted Davie Furniture Bull Doxer and Drug-Line W m k .
IHHED 2 roam flacholor’* E N J O Y Sunday dinner at I.aney’*
We xpoplallte In puNlurc wuik
Co H I K. I*t. Ph. 268.
Electric kitchen. Phon*
76c alao week day*. Lunche* A
and gra** planting- Ed Duvi-,
ahort order*.__
7-^T‘flH^ two room modem *fflGOOD A N D HAD
Automobile* -F u rn itu re
Upled*
f apartment*, Ideally aultad 1 Uaad doable bed
tlt.liB GENE HAL riding horoc, xaddlo A
taring. Butlafactlon ju a it 'i!....I
T Individual or. buaiMaa couple, I Uaad 8 pc. living room
bridle $76.00 or will trad# any
Adam* UphotHtery Simp,
fatten acroa* frk la ^ h e Poet
24.1*6
aalta
*i <
thing uf equal value. Phon*
Sanford Ave. Plume I I 2 6 -W
“
P jm n a M O ^ ^
22.1*6
I Uaad Walnut Vanity
Ill's R.
kautg For rtsls—a t Shopworn Maple Bed, coll
■•ring and cotton tnatlren* 34.6(1
Hi:i,l* WANTKD —H IS— AIJTOMOHII.KN —I.T
A T T R A C T I V E S room home, all 1 Shopworn 8 pc. Mnpl*
living room ault*
62.1*6
largo room*. R -l-A realdantlal
E X P E R IE N C E D brake and front
M A TH E R O F SANFORD
■action
1212 Palmetto Ava.
end man.
Ahply
Fire*tone |
101-W
R.
tat,
Ht.
Phana
137
Stnica
'
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FO R F A R M S , homoo, bnataeoo 0SM D RadToe $6 and up. Tw irling
■atona 11.20 arid up. A ll Aiproperty and acreaga, aeo your
buma H Price; Phitcu Phono
E. A . Stroat
Realty Agency
graph Needle* H Price. The ReRpci'laldv Colored Girl would
Urle R. Mathleux, An
like denning work. IM S Mariam
Mnalc Bog 826 Sanford Avenue.
1807 B. Second » m t ar
Avenue
Ph. 968.___________
DUXM_________________________
HOOFS— Roof* rapalrod,
F o r Hale: 6 Room Hou*a; Newly 8*pc. walnut dhilnc room *uiU<; [ n e w
Tnuf painting, ■Wi'/ 0 . I m i t k l
walnut bedroom ' aulte, Phone
decorated inatdo and out. in apContractor, r h o u l t “
1
vod mid itMlMw--Si|Vrhl>or- ’ •M -W
, . ACloaa in- Elfctqc SHchan, W A N T ta atop amoking? T r y C&W Kh P R IC E * ,''
rvpalrlad, G. O.
heating and eooll ,
OuarMload. KoumllShop, 170
00 8n»#®(d Ava. Phawn
eluded. Phon* 822-w,
Andoraon,
Touchton
1144*
i
Lo t s p o r m l i
A U .T Y P t 8 ~ 7 T
80ak (haded lota ' 1 * 0
reaaonubla rata*,
a*. David B,
1I2$*M.
B n fh a M N M
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HERALD
Want Adi
r«i
five
PHONE 148
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J rssnznLsi stisti
THE
SANFORD
HERALD
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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 U onot
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
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'
Lake
Superior with an area of
CKNTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Evening Worship
a i P,M‘
320 square mll*a la believed to
Ninth Street sad Lenrel Avenue
Wednesday Frrayer Service
,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 f W M f lW
R, O, Keith, H. T. U. Diracter.
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.
m u , a iS lM
‘‘Come Thou With U* And Wa Sunday School begins at tMQ
A.M. Claasea for all agaa
YOUR HIAHINO •j
Will Do The* Good''
Sunday I* homecoming for the
IIH V IC I CIN TIS J
Church of Ood. Worship will tw*
. . . B.« u n » r o f l
Dr. Henry McLaulin
A l THE CHURCHES
r u w x CHRISTIAN CHURCH
1 W 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*
tbjat the first 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.
111 Magnolia Ave,
Safety Glass
In
ifr^
Seminole County Board of
Public Instructions
Call 1278 For Free EstimateH
!,. E. Jordan, Chairmen
A C E G L A S S CO
*
T. W. Lawton, Secretary
SIS Sanford Ave.
$21
H 4
(INSTALLED)
We invite you to check our large s t o c k of
covers before you huy for that new. car or gat
replacement covora for your present car.
Jack K* Morrinon, Manager
Meet insurance com*
panics arc strong, but
•g ancle* differ grrerfty In ifcn M rsire 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. JAMES GUTAGENCV
312
I . FIRST ST.
YOUTH REVIVAL
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At ten o'clock on the morning of August 17, 1949 the
' imule County Board of Public Instruction will recolvo Rented bids on A L T E R A T IO N S T O T H E D O M ES
TIC S C IE N C E D E P A R T M E N T of the Seminole High
School, of Sanford. Florida. For peclflcatloit* ace Mr.
Klt<m J Mmighton, Architect, Sanford Atlantic 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 right to re
Jed any or all bid*.
While You W a i t E i S j
$2-95 Up
SEAT COVER
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HEARING
LMtkgr Trim A Piping
P L A S T IC
Leetker Trim A Piping
F A B R IC
NOTICE
Optomalrlnt
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
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
Will conduct the services.
The public Is cordially invited to attend
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-
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IM T IJ t f h M T Y U S t
P ' ^ S B U R G H
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
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 P A IN T
For Every Purpose
MIWawRaaliUnt-fumo
proof Otytelda. White
Non-yellowing fume
; proof White Eneihel
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LOW PRICES
HUSANDBAl
ifiWife*.’ . :i.- i
The all-time record steel prodtw
ist I* !h* United Blaise was IS,*
11,900 tons in 1044, a war yew.
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FOR THE CHURCH
Tha Church la Ihb greatest M m _
Ih. building ol
-
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ll It a starshouse ol spiritual vtiual
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.
•tmng Church, n e ll^ , d K S s S Z J S & S L ?
wn eurvlva. Them me l o u T ^ d l S ™ ^
whe olihe
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And even t prison sentence will probably not teach him
the truth he could
have" learned
as a child In the Church.
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Wise parents, begin immediately to give your children the
priceless gift c# religious training in the Churchl
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Sanford Boet Works
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In Unity Thsrtt la Sirtngih—
Tw Protect tta P u t * of tta World]
T o Promote the Progrsia of America,
T o Prodace Prosperity for Sanford.
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VOLUME XXXX
S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , M O N D A Y
Established 1908
Wizard Orders
(Clansmen To
n Remove Masks
Police In Clash With Pickets
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Tho
AnaOfiatlon of Georgia
Klan*. which Green heads, ha*
heen placed on tho lubvcrtlve lint
of the tl. 8. Department of Justlrr.
.
Green denied nny connection between hi* organisation and the
Iron City Incident.
Tho (hooting *pree started, *ahl
Mayor C. L, Drake of Iron City,
when 12 or IB carload* of rohed
Kiantmen rolled Into Ihle little
routhwent Oeorgln hamlet In the
dark, early Sunday morning hour*.
One unidentified Klan*m»n re
ceived a flr*h wound. Drake reoiled none of hi* fighter* wa*
urt,
The mayor, a Klan foe of long
Standing, declared "eome of the
bullet* w hissed by within ftva feet
of me" while Jie hardily eerlbhled
down Ih , rub*I flfurea’ auto teg
R
Drake *ald He didn’t have a gun
hut that anme of his friend* did
and they peppered the Klan convoy
with "hot gun and pistol fire. The
(C g ill iM *
(I* rage T a i l
Legion To Aid Vets*
Insurance Claims
A ji
The A ni erica n Legion will a««t*t
all Inrnl veteran* In applying for
their National Service Life In■urnnre Dividends, It wa* announ
fed todnv by .lame* Q. Galloway,
commander of the Csmpbbll-Lo*
king Fo*t No. 119 nf the American
Legion of Sanford.
"O ur post will have the necee*arv application* which veteran*
will have to make to the V A to
get their N 8 L I dividend*," Com
mander Janie* Q, Oallaway laid.
“ Every
veteran who held
hla
N S i.I policy for 90 day* or more
will have a refund coming to him
The VA expect* to pay out appm xlm atrly $2,800,000,000 In these
refund*. Payment* per veteran are
expected In average about 9116
according to the V A . Application!
should ho filed aa quickly a i potel hi a hecaute It will take weeka
and monthe for a veteran to get
hii refund cheek."
Actually, Commander Galloway
explained, Tho American Legion
will put on the blggeet manhunt
In hlitary in trying to locate veter
an* who are eligible (Of the NSL1
refund*.
SLAYER PUNISHED
. t
iEkV
H A IF O H D , Fla. Aug, B— </P|—
Flem Grlffla waa executed at
Slate Prison Farm today for tha
"laying of hla former wife's bro
ther,
The ewltch waa thrown at 9:06
A . M. and death waa pronounced
by Prleon Physician D r, D. L . N ix
at 9;12.
Hn had only on# statement be
fore he went to the chair! “I
have no 111 feeling or malice
against anyone ana I forgive
everyone."
LONELY M A R T I
NEW YORK, Alug.
. •— o r
defenm reeted He ea*e
If hearU” mu
‘ ‘
it » Martha Julo
M. Fernandea
flhortty baft
*d, J. Howard
N,
a ban.
! ‘l* Had that ah
menta made
r TR*
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A U G U S T 8. 1«4'1
Ilf.Hl'iLN, Niuway. Aug 8 (.fT’ i
- Irygve Lie. srerelaiy-griicial of
llir United Nation*, vanl today re
gional cooperation a g r e e mentv
vomelimev may he welvonird under
llir U. N. Charter, hut “ tlie vtiptr
iiui v ol the United Nation* i* ah
**Iliirtv rlrar."
l.ir in idr no duett reference t.i
llir Ninth Allantic Fart in hi*
.|irr( |i in ,i pillilli <i|liarr lirrr i lie
.Ithlir i W i l l our nl .1 irn r, >•lie ill!
r*l lot Sciiiidmavia.
W A S H IN G T O N , Aug. B— Of)
— .Mnnntartiirer I'atiF Grlndle
today ipiolrd Jnmea V. H a lt,
key figure* In the Senate'* “flvt
percenter
Inquiry, aa having
mild: "t have only one thing te
•.ell
and that I* Influence."
Grludlr quoted Hunt as any lag
the pi,in nn« in have plane paste
valued lit that am mint declared
HurnliKi nml thro *old for 111 >
inn in ,i svndirale Hunt repre
cal*d, "H r Into me." Grlndle
i- iii-'d “ tlmi It waa a deal)
wlurli ntniM make the latpayi i i Mn.nl hull If they knew arrant
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OlitlNO O NI O f IIV fR A l clashes oulalde the slrurk llrnnklyn, N. V .
phot of the American Machine nml Foundry Company. *.... .. nt the Ml
*psci*l police cnllctl to the scene ml* with picket* during ■ mnsi dennm■trillon In which 700 itrlker* tn..k pnrl. 1 he Incident, it iv m cud, w .m
touched ofT when picket* tried to »top a company car (JnirnmtiomU)
Mrs. Messenger National Guard
Describes System; Back In Sanford
Of Registration From Ft. Jackson
I Imve wiilied
i Pill in: i npli
of
to lull,
i.M*^ it,m|i Iiiivi- lu'i'ii luiineit w-itli
ole t -f .im c e to tlili provision
i. i*i i iilium ridi rail no longer
'• . ilhd ••**;kiiui I Hgierment* in
'lu I infi'd Nation* (• iiu * "
I o- .oi l* *1
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r. in,i l m ,f irrin g i r k ii hi . , .|ii*ii,loui ill fin* iiglit p n
e* •*n.
H .1 i- I,lin g rarrliil out in
, , , .| hull, *dh **r in H lllll* with
**» I (-■*»',I VnHoiiii regiiliiloil,, nml
III" I** I
il I# III till' hl-llt fit of
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W ASH INI. I ON. Aug. « — {/!>.
-S rn rl.irv ol Sf.ytr Acheron fi’.S*
Iv ir|,(lfd today a propotal b t
j^ifii.iioi
V' iud»ultrrg
fR .M r h ^
tb.it t ongrrn provide only ttoge**
R.q* m in .tul to wcMern F.uroHftiliihl nr*I y , o
Aibf-tofi tol l ii,- NL- lug.trt 5eR*, v
tl"i itlot li.n l>--n i leading »«Dt*
podri of tli, lu p n il,,m fi.icigg
poll* v ill it .ii< Ii i • *m-r would b f
Idll- in n - tli,in y.-.tipi*
m
In in .iiu non irlrtriice to Rua*i
m i . A* hr on I..Id ilm Senate Fata
1 riyp H-| ilinrn .mil Armed S . ^
m - ioim iulir-i
Jy
nlnuit
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y cliiii in ter I doubt d
<11 rv -i hr pill to it- pritidlriill*,
i •no dli-n** of ivlml ipeeml ill
i in*,only i n whole, lull If d
i>in, i >.idi my to I lie- I’ M , tile
......... . nml lierotlle III >pm aide
n - ii II r h i Z Oa r * i r Tftrfl
In *1* iluut will, i |i - force* with
itlioli i*r air ilcalimt. you gath iM
id* ml n;r tiy a uiuuig ail .itlitudtt
W- him i r(# t| tp j* i to if « fh f ioque
r f wr till llir ‘ .iiiMiim of imiilAlff
-A* »lnv
m [.iiin|»r. thr better II
an>11 b* l «. !»nr ov ii inunity.11
V ift l-pL- *** it«nifrulfd that tht *
A*lniMioh,if(mu 4
£l r>OtO9O,OO0
uni pit»m*1 1 1 1 f fa .1 p iflrrn for
i (if in1 1 if tiv flit# ii
n| wrileffi
I Mi opr b* luff I lif rmim il to
(■tiiMftl ifit I» i tin ^Jflflll AtKinti^
I Irr ilv l*i •»*inr •!*»*• bring *mJ Itt
.1,1 a - i i.ioopitep in make
mild n ) i*l *ut
Ih ft .i, I (■:iinJiing military
i'l.i*.
g""iy uheail wtthoqt*
up 'ill'll)* «i( ,v,'uifii Atlantic A l
ii
H I th,ii In* favor* Ini , i i >n iii'i-iiin pi "gram which
mil .l.i.i h nl* rliut till* connjO .U f J li A
Air I Irs- try
mil ml. iu fin null arm*, httt
I
t i l l 0(1 •f» Ivlonlatia will I **' pn** lii'li- f'uther joint
pluiiuuig
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-i i l' i i'l.iy Vumii'Ml" u: a *k*'i1 Ac lie aim If he
i would •I - I d 'he plea” of proceed*
Alin II <>f>i I mg With u ilop-gap that wfiflW
H JJ.I » \ .i
*(!♦fiu'ii
»»ur nl Iitude fit 1m
-Wm-I -t ..I
im 1 i*"lloi«
' 1 lltiJillA lit lutl **ilt utilII the nett
Wlllm. 11 'V 'I IIP Ho
. .".ii ..f < maros* for nsualng upII '.
Ill '■
* I , on 1 '1' ■!*' i i nil
■i, iiu nnttum of the* total prp'• *|l ill 111.11111, il,
S tlI d.r
1 1 », pe im ter Vntidenberg, I
«n.ii,iii, In,.
IfWtlfnxea on »*■«• T w e ) 1'
mu
About
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Y o u th - H u rt
L iii M mg i i r l a n d o
*p i i.t
10*1tl
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In A n l i t C o llis io n
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t icd Collin * in, i ii Inmlu, r. ceivI I
I I,
l.l* tin Im , ■) a bump " " He l,"Ud. and Mr*.
I lading Cl,Ilm ., i cling with him
11. i
llip*, liultl
a* jitnlta’il ui a "•■'ti inn Kuinlay
i l . l ', ' im evening ut *'* ,*.' u’l’huk ul Palmetto
.Ml |
V. ill-.
1 *li
b 1(1,1V. Avenue mnl Nineteenth Street*.
ii , )
,.i 11 b, y i , The left Irani of the DcSolo
itf ib' *., i ,
diiven by Collin* wit:- .lumugcd.
ilt
i t Hf •
t imlt 9
Waydt* II (nitnet, J r dtivur of
, l r. H . t ' t*t|* l)'P * 4"! in Uulck ennvei(ildi *iilun Involved
*me■ i t \|tdfur« •»{ i|fM4»* J:n (lie aceld"(d. wn» not reported
•nr tit
jin lured tiy ' aid II *; 7'diis who
* ........ .
f i n *.i p i• I m It'D, inveatigaltd 'in* accident, Roth
1»,•
l ot
i" 1■ MM , Hi I t-a ft |mitoinoblb ■* **-*. taken to Hat•t *
'liff'a. Ft*,d ''ullin-* was luket)
I *i if 1'nue
finline by 111) father, li I. Cellini
■*f Orlundo
Tin* former wa*
lu tis lt
I ,Sf Ilf I* I I I
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jurcs
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T A M P A . Aug. ft—«/P)—Two
sutperl* plckpil tip here tnd*r In
t'inp- *us the favorite sport
the CryNlal Henrh m uidri ia —
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| i.f lt.< h,*v* and girl* on the pl*V-1 «ere releas'd when m irvlm i- ol
W A S H IN G T O N , Aug. ft— W )
I l ,'"iu t 1-iriMK the |ui*l week, Mr*. Hie nightmare utturk did out
,‘ Ymitnr Hyrd fD -V a i repuited
I' M liingle*. ritv recreation dirn lm lll) either .if Hirin 1 liirf
i day Hint unlfleutlnn of the A .....
Deputy H hiilff High I mII.m «•i.
N o w am! A ir Force*— voled Iie.o i i ........•.-loi*il thi< morning
1
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Orllllido
He
Iv two yearn a g o - lui* fulled
HUId the men * r i r tukm in'*,
rip
>[',a,
Iti’pintmeut’a
Tennis
: ieduce tho number nf clvilm........
niNlody lniaa*e th n mnl i|nu
7 .... ..... nt in (Irlando Saturday | vara sum* en d In ir m i aI in Hi,
plnyea com pari. I with m m in '
a
...
ii.ti
Xloure,
.llmmy
Medearrlptlou nlilnlurd of lliw him
I form.
1 When unificntlon first i" • *" * f i>.ii.,i.1. .11 1 1 1 ,1 1 v Fos and Edwin | killer.
T
i
n
Tenrii*
luilructlfin*,
Kturled1
, ffcrtlve in Heptcmlair I'"* . H ."l
i in ,,fi. i tiiinii. will ne continued
i ahi there were III elvilimi *
IA M F A . Aug «
d ’i A
I loved for every IH men m »m W.il'i, .fm mill t inlay aftellpiou* |irrt in llir t I vtlal It* i- h Imi i
i,i
ii,.
tut.•
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front
i-oiirt.
A
Innmr
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l foi in 111) Mild the ratio wa . eh »'■
ii, wliu tiipima tided Co. I.
t'outInin d on pag, I no
A thorough dltcunion nml nnn- I
m l lit H ip atari of the pi* ">i 1 ,-111,1 hill, Minnelli will In* -lulled. |
I vnIh of cluingc* In Htnlr H 'i n " 1] Ih cn'iitPin lorllldi’d Riiftludl, vnl- fDrill year, July I.
M inli,v, Aug. H'
law* took place at the convention. |i \ I,all, -dviiiuiiing, etc. No ca»cn
During the peak of He « it,
It,,.,,, taking pall III the -ofl
*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
I
mil
writ*
reported
among
the
clato, and Howard Halley. *•- •*'"
Banqut'I
Dp La ml
t very 10 civilian employe- livtil Fi-ui< Hull I'nik were John .lone*,
•
al
group.
A
few
men,
hownvrr,
tant attorney general, participated i
noted.
Da nl Ite-tei John HiiihI. John
:n the dlecuatlon and helped ex li.ul mill*,
The Senator culled atteni' i
All member* of tli. sp
Wrigid Robetl Arthur, Duiiglu*
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 '..
pew - ’ectlon law*. Rep. rh arlea ! oiru of Company 1 completed a ( ommllteo on Reduction of non
In attend a I*if
I'li try. f’huilea Guthrie, Dminu invited
O, An .aw*, Jr., of Orange county ih....... lay bivouac tired nnd long- t uicntlnl Federal Expendum*
Thursday night nl <i " *,'. i.,
M
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n
o
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.Inliii
I
'indquUt,
Gen*
who »pon»or*d th , now Irgiuln- iin: for the *oft cot* which, during
Hi* report showed tin* n.»>*•*n.*l
Hie f'utliniu lull In lift..net
llon wa* alto present to
In ti.i. fitat day nf ramp, they had i uillitiiry establishment ' "'t'1 " ',l Muittiii llioiher*on.
In..Inn tion in the waits „ m| lltuHtrloii* I’nteiiliil,. Will,ui
I*. k Iii a i'll* Imrd, They took down : BB-I,72H civilian* In June Hn " "
the ilUrukalnn.
Witt’to mu. Ilm lev Plump*, Walter Rulers, Ji «f' M ommm’h i ,
Among tho more Impurlant ti.* ii lentil mill parked n full field j compared with H71,77ft a V " '
Grnhuni. \l I’liilllp*. Mary Ann '"•’keonyllle, will d live, a
change* will l>e the nccetiity for
I, weighing fill pound*, They
Althmigh the Arm y
11 '" 1' Wiurlii, I niiim* Mi*AI«*xnmli*r mik!
^ ,t3 M,,w*y
D i
IC m II i m * Oa Cage T o r i
ic re then loaded Inin truck* and hove deerensed by IH.ftL' h u Ih "
Shrine Club
it i tll|* C f H l f HC
i i d n O m ia tl O n I 'n R f P l t M
I d 11
11 1 lieu to ii point four mile* from employed oversell*. Ilynl * 1
Kniervnlloti* fur the t.,n>
mqi where they were unloaded, added 55,792 civllinni ii............
timy bn made hy tele|dio,mig n C. B. McDaniel
I. i" . .( ii lied t'roe*
l i,
•v McLatllln (5121 liefnic U . i
‘li
mm, walked four mile*
to tinentnl llnited Stuies ......... t1" iVIrn. Sumner Welk'H
U...I I if Saving -li"
dnv
noon,
according
to
Eihm.
i
. ■ p. which wan part nf thn "tren.- pu*t fiscal year.
Dies In Swit/Frlam) 1l.ntia, president, of Hu* Saufu
For the government u- u ■hull*
o" 1 1 aiiiing that they ware ached\ I r'fHif |ttm| h ml
(f’onllnn*<l tin I'aae ••
Phrlne Club.
Mr* C. H. McDaniel, mother ol
*........
im i lift' tllVlMtf fl'ltl
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LA I SHANE, Hwilzerlend, Aug.
"Thla In the first time Hud t* 1>»Mf.
r.f Dr. T . F, McDaniel, died yes
'the 12till Infantry wnt a part
m' ii ,» WlM fOlultliDc fl
1i
h id’i Mi* Humtiei Welle*, "lie Land ha* had u Shrine elith.’
terday afternoon at fldib o’clock of the divlidorinl review on Aug. A
l-tiil wiii* Ly VV I1•
til ■■,
.,f ilic funner U. H. Urn a,see* Lane declared thin nun mug
,.
ut Atlanta, Ga., following n long nml wa* graded aa the be*t regi
1
f
f It'll"1
irtery uf Plate, died In Itn hotel tho Sanford Shrine Club ■■
Ultrai*.
on m in the dlvulnn. This la quite
I .Ml '■ .... .f HO- rmilse "ii
i.crg hint night, hotel nffirlal* dl*. the Del.nnd Hlirlne did* . ,
Funeral aervlce* for Mr*. Me- no areonqilialimcnt Immune most
, ii1. ,,f 10 yetiro ..f ug"
ri* U ' l
l.ood
wish
lit
the
world
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D
r.
Frederick
Wortmm,
I
let.
Iter
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’l"«rd
toduy
Daniel will be held Sunday morn of i In* men in the 124th never have
i u. Hi" .-miran in inrtf "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 *»
'
.....
T R U M A N HAf Ii
l.*l ' l. i, Ol, ..ivm)- Htmled
li-3
(i
a
.
M.
Sunday
rollowmg
"
thllile
Towns....
I,
wa*
W.
Ilea'
eecPatterson Funeral Horr»i, Atlanta. Cion i ipu Trilmndgfl of Georgia ami
h-l.»
" Hi,. Moyfatr pool tiv
, liort l ine*. Il" bad liv -t h '- mnl wife Hi* first marriage. I«
W A S H IN G T O N , A u g .‘ ft
i
i< „nilnn*a tin Pane Kite|
Interment will ba In Evnrgnwn
li d. ...... ..( ii<,i"il *»wlminet and
fin
aix
nmnlita
at
lilfi
Flhi.ti
AvrMl**
Ester
Slater,
was
II**.,Iv........
I'reildent
Trum
an
flrnvf
loti
t
Cemetery ut Montgomery, Ain.
llvoree In 192,1. Welle* hnil two | WaihliiKton lid* tnoirMiij- *
T R A IN M E N C L U H
MIC.
iiiipb ted Hi* senior
Ruin In Providence. If t I'** m i -*. RniJatnlii and Arnold, from | unending two nnd a half
M IAM I R E A C H , Aug. B - ( / P J H A R D W A R E W A R K II0 U H E
tl(iddv Caitei, Itlclilier,I
liia
ftial
marriage
Cfi,
1875,
L)r
Fletcher
pi.cticnl
id*
fir*l
marriage.
,
ril«
Cut
net
In
.......
Cntoctlii Mounlnin ramp
I’ I! limb, Rnlm
-M l
H
The Hill Hardware Co. recently The Dixie Rooetera, fun organlta11
rd Whrlrli.'L rift
obtained • permit to rrert a 2d Y ’o « f thn Rrotherhood of Rail
ini: m
I .,
I Ib'ii l.iiaiung, Glenn
II." ),
by 96 foot concrete block ware road Trainmen (R R T ) and the
...................................
lb" P m
II, ( i i huiiui Striniter, llellyc
house on Went Flret Street be A im llary. voted today to hold next Q l l ' W r . l V , » ' * ' • • « " ............. ..... h S 1 h ^ l l h , i U
. u
d .r ,l^ b I
............
dent wan behind the wheel Mii n,.
I 'll It.ii bin Itneker, Mary
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 way. lfo nvernged nbout It. m*i
Hurvivora Include one 'la>it,hi«.
c hr ,
n,K,lt
„ Btl„ w.
\ nn ■il" - ay. Uii'iry Hliu’ letaty,
al estimated cost of |2,0<>0
Tcun.
Mra. H J . Gregory of Fayette
covered field near Ids Maryland nn hour on Ilm highway and *i \t.u lb a n lib* ami Jackin Camrived nt H:46 A. M.
ville, N. C.l one nnn. Fi.derirk i state.
W, Fletcher Jr., Linilsvdl". Ky:
three grandchildren, John Giegory
ZI IN J U R E D
of Fayetteville; Jim Flrtcicr *nn
R1RM INOHAM , Ala., Aug B M ary Jane Fletcher of Loui-vdlc. </!7 Twenty-two periona were in
iDrt
two ilstera, Mr*. Ghnileii liodz. jured yesterday when a concrete
Niitley, N, J
nnd M r- I’1In* runway collapsed at
Rlrkwooil
Lawrence of Lnwton, Gkla.
HV PAM DAWSON
Field.
Funeral service* will Iw* hrU
The ceve-ln came without warn
NEW YORK, Aug. B—(AT—The gnvrinment is moving to make if aj Erickson Funeral Home »'
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.. ............
r. i ncl-v Oxuam, Mellnxliit
WASHINGTON,
Aug
ft
easier for bueineMmcn lo borrow mnncy-aml easier for Uncle Sam to 9:00 P, M. tomorrow with Hr- ing 'hiring the first game of g,
l«»t night of killing t i I f fJtflJHMali* IH ^ f i l i a l * - *•••
im *«
Icdeial
( P i n t ftttt
aid ito
n |M|U||L
pulilir.
double-header
between
Birming
B, D. Brownlee officiating is*
nOffOWr too*
ham and Mobile of the Souhern ''hwj
torment
will
be
at
a
Inter
date,;r‘^
P
"
"
'
1
"
fatholic
leidctliip
lV,{’ The idea it a iluuhle-banel nne to put a brake 6n lira
The family hn* requested ih*1 Association. Play wa* not Inter
and lo awko the Treatuiy'i dart of deficit financing leu
rupted. Birmingham won both
flower* he omitleil.
ttt a zadlo interview hr vnd I Mini* C.udin.d Npellmnn** "pm onul
guinea.
■I ■ time when huylng-on-4
attach"
Mra, rFranklin
i' •*------------------------------R
”*
- (>n wisBf
rinifi
Most of the Injured dropped
GETS 70 T E A R S
■ M ’ laAflirilnv Pin d ntllllon rlae 10 daya ago from the
•rasavelt waa a part of n " oidlv
about
IB
feet
Into
the
gaping
hole
Ii"
ill"
final
lodge
of tlie wnrthlnea*
■re Increasing, and
|ow ^
b id ka ten m w
CEDAR R A P ID S , lu.. A uk 8 calculated plan" of the Oatliollc
i « t an all-time peak.
of nil liouuui beings.
W
—Df,
Robert
C. Rutledge. lr < to the ground.
hierarchy.
great
demand
for
butlneaa
i
leans
’ financial picture
Hi ,liini iMiinm said the American
o f Ut. Iftitil* today wa* sentenced
Which the bank. cn »Y matt £ g
Haattld thla plan wa* ‘‘.Ir.ilgnrd
S TR U C K B Y L IG H T N IN G
people luiv" recently learned that
to
10
yearn
In
prison
for
the
to**
t0
"any
federal
aid
to
public
. . Board I* « 11 *! Thean ohanrtnr#
‘ ‘
U R B A N A , O., Aug. 8 ~ m ~ A "cttoola, unless the hiernn hv cun luleinl aid to education is deed
triangle slaying of flyron ('■ H**’
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
m
att.
* trkkle, Pletity of money to
District Judge J. K. Hclscrm** giant bounce from center field to 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 anId 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
I for tell aod j nBrve* at this
offvnic.
Reiorve l “
*
of antl-C'aih- od of the world-wide Communist
aentence," he said, "nm*t slightly Injured.
1 1# t « a will plain It
Nona o f the aatiaated 600 specof in Amcrl- political Party and the world
. aevore-for n long time."
ta lo n w ia k n rL
Ing inflai
. had opposed wide Roman Catholic
PollUei
Th e Judge stipulated that tk*
The vtetttx wag Harold Jensen,
fund* for non- Party. Roth arc totalitanUh.
and will
be eotrved nt the
f
t
.
flrai
baeeaiaa
for
Urbane
In
oosevelt dsn- seek control of the minds bf
la i i w r ,
Penitentiary **t
Valiev League.
i c h i i m M oa M g s Tw o
■aid God will*
,<r
.T o
v:
Suspect Arrested)High Winds Drive
In Crystal Beach Foresl l ire Into
Torture Slaying New Timlier Area,;;
IVimis Is Favorite CiM/n! M.m si-ti.
? P 1 “ t o r .,B y r< * ^ ? 8 S p o il O f W e e k A t
Ih iif ic a tio n
h a ils ;(;j | v
p la y g r o u n d
Niiitctl St Mrs Saii i
To lip Mntp Open T^l'
A m.m Ic Uyf Russiani1.
I lit,tit Kvor Reform
,
'In*
i lined li.iv lieeli aid* to take
in m i r r i in <a*n* of on aimed al
i , iiguiii'd a inenibet nnlioii
ll.it imiveiioii M ideally of a
IIY A S S O C IA T E D PRESS
W A M IIM .IO N .
Aug. 8
I'tiiil liiim llr, New Lliglnnd
Infantry,
I *. iri.nitif.il finer, si.ul luday Jninr*
Report Is Made On IZ-ltli
Rated First Muring V. I liini ti.lil him that M.ij GenDay- Session Of
11.i11 v 11. Vauglian, the f’reiiDivisional
Review rral
County Supervisors
ilrnt‘» oi'lii irv aide. "w *i one ol
llv IV IK I K|( II. I \NNIM > lit
1 1 1 * cl'U*j| fnenili."
The permanent new ifRult.iFoily-six men <>t t'nuqi.iuv I.
Gnm llr irrldird at the Senate
tmn tyilcm Inr volcr* in all I’lm- IJdlh liil inlty, I lomla National
(ivr
p r u r n tti"
inquiry
lliat
ida election*, made mandatory CiU.Ktl. arrived I n r .it tin- A C l.
iruMllnnra on I »«• Tw al
by I9b0 by the recent L-gisI* ,.
, , , ir. •, . .
■ .. .
tute, wa* the principal topic ol ._____
..___ u_„.
. , ..... .. t
Irinnnn in " r u r llr n l "unlnmii * .li
ditcuttion at the two-daj »c*
ter Iwn week* id (Mining at I I.
tion nl the Florida State A ' h k u - i V '
c rp"
lion of Supervitor* ol Re«i»li*-D
•
Tonight, the t:u*ul*nirn will
lion In Orlando latt week, Mr*.
inert
at the Amirov in iprcial-tetVeim e ‘ C. Mettengen .‘v-inirud^
(inn at 8 :0 0 a'dork.
County tupervitor, Haled today.
f hr men left Sanford on July J t,
Seminole County will imtnll
iiui
upon arrival at I t J o knot
the permanent regidtalimi *v>writ* quailcirti in Iruli which hail
tem with a re-regiitration
ning J*n. I, 1950, in act ulanc'* |1nnuelr floor*, flir lent* wrrr
will* a tpccial act of llir l-egi-la j In,i m the daytime, lull mo! .il
lure l**t Hiring following ■> ic j •i>.-lit Urgiil.ii Aimy loud wa*
ipiot by Mr*. Mettengci lor ••tof l.iit quality. Milch liettcr food
lirru pKuniicd loi next yrer,
more up-to-date mellunl id Lc-p I li
(
((udllig
to I aeiit Havmond Knding the regittration tectnd*
No.
V dm u6nD €r
ton .*r t» s Iiidaiimu With China."
of « Im lt lie » -ii eo-editor Prc*1drul tiiminn atuiouiired that the
Stair llrpaituu*nt U irlratlng the
•‘White Paper" mini a view to dlepruimt coiiodriuoir niitnppirlieii»(i-n dutorllon amt i>,l*uiuter»t*ndIuk" that Ii b I (UTromidod t.'hlneieA -i T.iii rrl d((*n» (hu ltiR recent
>•" * » (lor* i irmnal .Souudphofe)
• Imitei
• lueli |*--1 mil * rollretlve n*lf dr
I..... . Ini a lertniii period." Lie
-i,1. 1 "Tlm i I* until tin* S rriin ly
tt V S IH N G TllN . Aug. ft— (A*!
— Paul Grlndle. New England
innnidin tiner, told «ennlora te*
tiny nbuilt the ntruoge cane of
llir Ir.ihliiK roof nt the Fox hot#
Trotting Trn rh riunnoote-aad
whnl r.m ird It. The track localnl I'i milru i*'ioin Hoalnn, waa
built dm Inu it* in- i t with what
Grlndle
iln rrlh ril na 119,0M
worth of firtp from Jnmea V.
11no I id WinlduKlon, key figure
in tin- Small*’* "five perrenter"’
liivridiKiillon,
M
'
C u t J o b lio ld e r f u
.
.
'iliritiers Invilt fl In
In
Mr«.
Dies In Atlanta, (la.
u iivitig
n
m i
uii
N inelcrnlft
,'lro*t uml (lie latter north 9B
Palmetto Avium,, at H ip time of
Hie accident
j
li
i ...I, paim,lay(Winter's Program Is
Dr. F*1W. Fletclwr
Died Sunday A. M.
B ^ V ssr-rfe W *
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
lit
y ■>j
Ansocifiterl I'rrsw Lrnsed Wire
u S fb t arr«rt“ AcHeson Rejects Arnta
.
n® s 7
y fd
-..‘jfl
Gtimllc Says White Roosevelt Is Quoted' —
Mouse Aide Helped;
As Saying It Might
I’ rpjiiirpfl ‘White Pappr" On China
Take
Ten Years to
Defense Secretary
Win Workl Peace tM AMftASCAnOI! M-f.nrca Ptilllp
Promises To Assist
I h - ip i i*i i, a copy III Washing
ATLANTA, Aug. 8— —The
Ku Klui Klin'* chief iuurd an
“ imperial erlirt" again*l mask wearing—about 36 houd* allrr
louth Georgia luwnilolk and rob
ed night rider* swapped ihoti.
The order from Dr. Samuel
Green, Imperial Wizard, came aftrr
the one-armed mayor of Iron Cit\,
Ga., and mint of hi* friend* opened 1
tire on a Klan motorcade.
To wind up the thooling war, the
mayor r.hatcd a Klan official into
Alabama at a 100-mile per-hnur |
pace and had him jailed.
Dr. Green threatened member*
of the »heeled order with banith
ment if they appear “ on any itreet.
mad or highway wearing a in*»k
or vi»or.”
He taid the edict wa» neceuatv,
because certain “ unlawful nel*
have brought unjust ciitieiim againil Klamjr|p.”
“
U
J
5 Percenters By Trygve L ier IfiLIl O l
Mask Wearing Forbid
den After Shooting
Fray With Mayor
O f Iron City, Ga.
,
S ir r a lft
A N IN D E P E N P E N t D A IL Y N EW S P A P ER
THE WEATHER
Generally fair thtc’igh Tuesday
except for \ fr« isolated thundtjft-bos".:- in the nlternnons Light
tsiUble ■ * Inils.
III
IManncd Lor Touriata
Mr*. E*eni Price, eliairman of
Hie etdei tuinnu ul mninilttee of'
iiui uewlv funned loiilst oiganD'
/ullon on11lnt*iI a pingiutii of en>;
tcrtainim'id for llir eomlng tourlrt
fliasnil to -15 immibera of the group
at the 7 iiu i ist Center Saturday
i vcnltig.
ii
Program* will start ttie second
week In December, nnd *choot
talent will he us«i| in the entertrlnnieuls, said Mis. Price, whp
is 11111*1" a I diiertiu fm schools flk’
the county.
A raid party will In* (odd Bat,
urday night nt 7dl(i o'clock at th4.
tourist Center, and Mra Price,
will lead lu it pingrnm of folk,
nanclng and group singing. Plan*
nr* being made to Imve the*#*
parties every Saturday night, vyt
1 r
w '
tj' r
9
3
c o rro N chop
vi
W A S H IN G T O N , Aug ft-'/P) .
Th s Agriculture Department today
forecast this year’* cotton crop sir,
14,906,000 bale* of 500 [ioumji|,
gross weight each a* of Aug.
L,
g >ii
This estimate rompare* with
wl
14,888,00(1 tintes produced larf
roar, and with ii ten-year ( 19L_,
193*,.
491 avarage of It,.700.000 lialst.
C OF C M EET
‘
Th s Board of Director* of theSsmlnqle Countv Chnniber of Com*,
Wires- will meet Tuenday evening,
at 190 o'clock in Hie director* room-.
of ths Chamber of CoAmsreg
Building, Edward lllgglns, mantt*
tr«,r announced today. ________ iy,
i
’i
Recreation Schedule/
Rsersstiun Schsdule
Tuesday
*'
. 9t«0 A . M. Western Auto's " I * .
ta la " w ill play a Junior team at--------- Tow Park In 0 i lands,
P . M . Swim actlvltlaa
9 1 U m OvJsdo pool,
*
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TUESDAY AUGUST 2 . 19490
THE SANTORO HERAIO.
*1'
M rs. V in Leads
‘W onderful L ife’
m r
j , H elping
____________ O thers
.
Acheson Speech
■*'M
. (C esW tM d P m a Paws « • * >
. sonal decline to | & 0 0 p t o k o x , I (]. late than la a t m onth.
' In F lo rid a m oat feed prices, a tI racially those containing pro tein,
were slig h tly h ig h e r th an a m onth
i earlier. M ixed d a iry feed ranged
, (3.7R to (4 .6 0 p a r cw t. and a v e r' gged (4 .00 on a ll typaa. P eanut
i meal advanced fro m fS.OO to (3.80.
per cwt. Cottonaead m eal a t (8 .9 6
' eras 80 cents h ig h e r.
Laying m ash a t (B.10 was 10
cents higher and eeratch feed a t
I (4.25 was fiv e cants higher. B ran,
Riiddlingi, shorts end hay w are
1 slightly low er.
NEW
YO R K Aug. t~ W > Paeple to m a llm e t aayt
■,"Tha only w a y you can g e t In '
the newapapera le to hold up a
drugstore o r slope w ith a movie (
tC a a tla o a e
'S o today I'd lik e to ta ll you
the story o f a sim ple h e art— the
story o f " M rs . V a n ." She Is a
tips old lady who never robbed a
*Y&F bank o r ra n against H a rr y T m - i
A i n fo r praaldent.
I
"B u t I ’ve had a w o nderful life ,"
ana ta ld . I t m ig h t not aeem so to
B ar Dare I r f t U en o y . t U a i U l l n n , nl W illiam , Bishop W B o n n y
i t s s H i s i i e s s a la g s o s ar
•erne people, but I t does to her.
T u fts in Colum bia's " T H E U N T A M E D B R E E D , showing a t tha R lt i
the F lo rid a school system th a t T h a a tra Thursday and F rid a y.____
!M re . v a n le a practical nurse. •
«
__________________
has bean vacant alnce Mias Botetha
She la w h ite-haired and A3, but
Frojen
le
ft
a
year
ago
w
ith
public
M r skin Is as fa ir as m ilk. I got
statement that ah# hied bean firad
to know her wha nsha came to ,
for political raaaona.
stay w ith a young neighbor couplo
( O a t la a e g r n a P a g e O a*>
( C n l t s s M T ru m r « s » O as t
expecting th e ir second child. S h e --------------------------------------------------------*
a
a
H ENRY A R T H U R O’ HORN
(1,400^000,000 program to _ help with directions o f the S tate Legis
would only accepfedUfLa w g rk.
j
H enrv A rth u r O ’Born, U S N , frie n d ly nations arm against Soviet lature, property foreclosed by tha
W han the baby t l f t a . th e young ' IM I N I D I O f THI M IN C H merchant (lent, the fie At Franc# m ajestically
County be deeded to tha trustees
ion o f T h o m M E . O ’B rian o f T l* aggression,
m other said:
..... .
j aalls up New Votk lie.bor escorted by flreboal* and a U /B . N avy blim p.
ronderago, N . Y . la serving ab o ard ; H a rrim a n told the congressmen fo r th# C hapter, M rs. L. P. H agan,
"Dl>0
o Vi
you know w h a t .M ra. V an Tha big ehlp. completing III first postwar voyage, was rafurblshad at an
the USB B exar, which la ta k in g | th a lr fears th a t tha proposed pro- Mrs. C. R. Dawson and M rs . A . W .
did w ith h a lf o |,.h e r .Nrstr w eek’s estimated cost of ahont 120.000,000 after years of service aa a troopship.
|y art In the m oet a tte n tiv e a m -.g r a n t would Jeopardise European Lee. The pro perty had been given
News photographers who greeted the luxurious vessel were quick to
pay? She brought mo flow ers.’’
to the C hapter In 1B44 by M r. and
. phlhlous tra in in g operation o f Ita i recovery are unfounded,
M oney doesn't m ean much any single nut New Ynrk modsl and setrtsi Virginia Vonne, w ho gave them
kind ever staged by tha U . 8. | H a said tha E C A I* satisfied the Mrs. C. R. Dawson. Tha request
more to M ra, V an. B u t being help a preview of the vary latest In French battling suits,
(In tern atio n al)
N ae w ,. The tra in in g pro gram la i arm s pro gram "w ill not im pair ivp. xpprnved.
fu l dots.
being conducted a t th a U . 8. N a v a l ‘ European recovery, but on the
The Board approved a request
She likes the younger genes aAmnhlhlnua B ate a t L ittle C reek, o thar hand w ill atrangthen It, tinea by Mrs. Edw ard k lrc h e r, secretary
tloin—
n — and dlteprovaa o f It.
confidence
la
an
essential
condl
V.
of the Seminole C ounty H ea lth and
" I don't th in k th ey can face life
tlon fo r men to work. Invest and Tuberculosis Association, fo r hosa> we did ," e h t said. "T h e y don't
ran trust me and count th a t out. .. plan fo r tha fu tu re .
(C a a lla a e e P t a a P a s s f l a t )
nltsliratlnn o f a p a tien t w ith an
have discipline I f | had lived a .
In g the b ill they were discussion. what you got la tw o thousand in
‘T h e contribution of the E u ro advanced case o f tuberculosis.
to u n g g irls do today 1 would never
"A h , If they open it up, we got there ’’
pean m ilita ry eetabllshments. when
Illils were reviewed fo r an as
have bean able to confront the
20 votes." the Scruggs voice re
A voles distin ctly counted out developed, w ill add Im measurably
phalt
tra ile r k ettle to be used In
problems I m et w ith In m y m arried
the money.
plied.
to our security and affe ct the site
Ilf * — no, never."
"Think you got 20 fixed?
R ight, ’ A lforrt s voice la id . o f our own security forces that wa patching m ails. The bids were
turned over to H aro ld D. G ray,
"(Jot 20 votes and th ey’ll J>e “Ton thousand la rig h t you can m ust m aintain in the fu ture."
M r* . V an wae born In H olland
county engineer fo r a report.
fount 'em ."
about four th at w on't he here,"
a n d , m arried a carpenter at 21.
H
a
rrim
a
n
testified
that
through
"T h e y lust going to duck that Tha rest o f the record hod to
They had fiv e children when he
A resolution was passed re
th in g 7" the A lfo rd voice asked. id" w ith M im ing out the llghta In th a arm s program and the N orth queuing the Seminole Soil Con
came to tha U nited S ta te * I * found
A
tla
n
tic
P
aet
tha
U.
H
is
not
only
"T h e y going to duck. W e sent A lford’* room end leaving the a lly in g ite a lf w ith tha manpower servation Board to m ake a topo
A new home here. I t wae Just a t
one to N ew M exico to nig ht."
house.
the tim e A m erica entered tha firs t
graphical survey o f the Sanford
(W h e n the antl-lm okle h ill came The prosecution reeled Its eaee o f tha w estern nation* but also celerv delta on the east side In
W orld W a r, and fo r tw o years lm
w ith th e "aklll and productivity of
up
for
final
vote
the
next
m
orning
efter
Mir
recording
was
played.
couldn't sand m oney back to his
order to get drainage data^
thahr w orkm an."
it was passed by a vote u f 83 to
In his opening statem ent to tha
fa m ily .
H a said this Is “ fa r g reater than
4.
A
ll
m
em
ber*
were
present
ex-'Jury,
Defense
A
tto
rn
ey
Clyde
W
.
" I had to move Into a a abandon
E A S T IN D IA N G O V E R N M E N T
Rusala and her satellites."
cepl Senate President N ew m an ia ik iiim o ii outlined his a e frn ie .
ed school house," eald M ra . Vtn».
B A T A V IA , Java. A u g . 2 - I A 1)
C.
nrnckin
who
had
been
called
j
|[r
repeated
he
would
show
A
l
"W e had breakfast, and tha c h il
— Leaders o f the Indonesian R e
to
W
est
Florida
by
the
death
ofjfo
rd
was
the
leader
In
th
e
b
rib
e
ry
B
O
W
L
E
S
W
IN
S
F
H
JH
T
public and 15 Dutch-hacked states
dren took a c arro t o r a tu rn ip to
his m oth er.)
.
(transaction In an e ffo rt to tra p
H A R T F O R D r« n n
Auir 2— In the East Indies agreed today
aehool. F o r lunch wa had potatoes,
govern
»hd I saved tha paallaga am i
i | Thrhlnar
" wwe
s ¥km
k l i h|!m
k rsoda1
o J V . th
S at
n»d would
llUlM result
',p » [)rlh
e ry l / t t - H o v e r n o r ' Chester
Bowles I,, form n provisional
the
thing 'l|‘,<tV
to do,
ill tthis
h l] llK
In paswon a state supreme court fig h t ment which w ill accept sovereign
cooked them for supper.
aud pass th at leg u llx rd
_ u r c o f the anll-hookte hill.
to have his appointees seated as
The Notherlnnds crown.
"T h e nelghbora fe lt sorry fo r
"Y e ah , that's my Idea about It,”
lie said he would cslt members Judgaa In Connecticut’s 00 m uni ty Itunder
was announced the agree,
ua, but I was happy. W e were
A lfo id 's voice broke In.
of tha I,aglstature and legislative cipal courts.
nient provides for a provisional
a ll togethur— the children and I —
' I ’mmm the legalized hooking, and ttlnrhea to provo tils rnutentlona
A unittiimouH tl.ono word opinion government o f a European ty p e
and wa were h ia lth y ."
now there's going to ho some and to te stify to thn good character
handed down by the supreme court to hold power under a tem por' A H * f *he w a r she and tha chllmoney h a rr-b e tw e e n
the Ho^c t and veracity o f ;terugga.
yesterday upheld the Dem ocralle ! „ry ron stltution until n rnnstl
dr4n came over, and tha fa m ily
liurka and theae trotting horses,
Atkinson and Associate Counsel
■ titled In f’enneylvanla. M re. Vim
theo Hcriigga voice resumed.
^H stry W elU0 ^^' ’lencildl^g m ain ly
vki.nslno'"^urnun
P|^ c ,f 1!’ . 'V .
bad tw ins a t the age o f 89, mid
I l . t l l M t i- AYford s if d .‘n
* d * 0r,
‘ h* °t h,d.t EItn g■*lisuhn,lacnmmbn
law
P,ect,°,lf,e
n" r w*l"
pop died. L a te r her husband lo.it
defense
w fu T t" lead
!' M ^ y
h" h' h' " 1
Rapubllcan adm inistration.
o f sovereignty.
ACQUITTID O f IM I SHOOTINO of her 31-year-otd m arried "boy friend”,
" I don't think It w ill be very an innocent man Into a c rlm *.
hla mind. He spent fiv e years In a
C tr l R ttd frr, i hijfh ichrKili citrk, Jnyt« Schuiiiakcr, 17* in d her pareotj,
big m oney--," R eru ggi said,
m ental Institution before hla death,
"N o ."
M r. and M r*. Fred Behumakar. a rt all imlles in tha Laka County Court,
and M ra. Van had to aupnort the
" Because they haven’t got
W aukagan, 111., alter hesrlni th# verdict. The girl contended that neader
fa m ily .
thHt lilg money, hut they a r * going
w a i Shot accidentally as they struggled for a gun.
(fnternanow a*)
M dlda’t know tha language
to have some money."
w a ll," aha said. "So 1 had to work |
(S e ve ra l hills a ffe c tin g h o n e
i serubawoman end d<? wwghlng.
and dog racing were oetorq the
in 1 studied the lan g u ag * w ith
Leg islatu re during Its session In
children and I became a practhe spring.)
(C
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s
S
ta
n
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r
r
a
a
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I
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n
a
tla
a
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reo
m
P
a
a
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O
aal
il nurse. But I never was In
A t one point In the converaa___
I t cam e Just a few minutes a tta r sehedolo of snv veterans suffering tlon, Scruggs' voice said "those
-4ow th * children don't w a n t 85 shooting star Jets snumad acrosa from tuberculosis bv continuing hookies ought
and
ht to be
b * legalised
_
I l f to w o rk. They say l.y ro rk a d th * field to s tm t the huge com-' compensation fu r a lim ited Urn# they ought to legalise gam bling
• I f WF U f* fdr tn *m . and now 1 hided review . The Jets w *»* fo l- a lta r the disease lias been a r r .s l- th at'll bring >rn track tpos# coqnWtould rest. But I Il k * to help lowed hv 4M l ’47 tl..... ..
am i ed. h a tln m ln l cost. *701),0(H).
tles--iind tax them , but ■ don’t
w h *r* 1 can."
24 new typo liaslun planes.
I 8. Increase disability and death think you can tax th a t hut I think
• h * has a ssrtna fa ith that naver
M n|. G e n rm l Frank W. M il- compensation rates and h ash-rate* von ran pass the legalised bonk
f l l t t r i r i In h fr long y#AM o f Inirn* «rlli»K rm iim nm ler nf A m e rl- fo r m*i virp-cniiiicfii'd illiiib lh ty , ing."
Iro u h lt.
(An (rmipH In Kuro|io, mid HrlfC. X ohil dlsnhll ty rnlitn wmiM bo
A lfo rd replied " I th in k w * have
••You Juti h iv » to h « vi cmirftifG fSencrnl Vtnlpli J. Cnnlnv» notlntf blkoii from
In SIM) n month, on open t tiis11 fn i some revenues
•n d raaponslhlllty," sha aahl. commnmlei r.f the F irs t D ivision, w ith nirresiiundlng h i I h.-s for if wn gut th at across,
|
"W ith o u t von rage there la nuth- g rr e ln l the Joint th ie f upon th slr , nsrtlnl d ltn M Illy
lucrense the
"Oh now," the Scruggs vole* I
Jug,"
”
a rriva l.
tnonlliiy pnynirnti to widows and said, "the man (lin t’s close tie d ]
Mrs. Vail )■■.
. I . . i . . ........
i t , I I , . , review l , » s n (he dependent rlilldien of w artim e In there w ith this o ther s tu ff— )
Visit Europe.
•group toured ihe G ia fe n w o h r a r e a ' casnames. from lin o a month for close tied III w ith hookies— clos* •
4<t lir # if you work you run h«v« w lirn* A nn*iIran tioo|w hold *o m t o whhiw w ith nne rh Id to t|W*» personal friend of n iln e --l reckon
I h i u n i t thingn « i th# rich n u n ,” |*»f th eir hi«K*»nt tm in in g i x t r e l M i
°1I?! r 1 •me of the treat lnforined--hecau»*
r e .'.'In G erm any. These exercise* w ill JMI' , " aili ,,f Die |ir«vaut *15. Ea- we are nil together on this, and 1
ah* s*ld. "Y ou can't over th e re
ou don’t even buy your groceries he clim axed this fa ll In combined (im ated overall cost, till,88(1,000. don’t know whero the m oney cornea
th a t re a lly
t th * same ito ra."
(A rm y , N av y and A ir Force m an *■ Extend nddtllnnil cuinpenan- fro m hut lie’s the nmn
»
S h * l i sturdily Im llffarsnt to th e ’ e u v .is designed In test th a r * * d l- 'on bene Its i« dependent, o f ve -1 setjles the p ay-off.
I,
.
____i___
lli am 5
roll mean
in ,t*ai U that's ^ " e f f m n t p light of ,thl *_____
world.
’ o .f 1A»m
erican m
f o_____
K t i ’V i'0 « -r - leruiiH
lerans w
w ith
fin1 iicr
per cvnl
cent serve*- ' rB"i]'mikn
„ " who"
t ne»A
M l l l t l l l t M ill H i l l
" I bellava th * Lord w ill have to nmny
I ■<! in®* A
X’ liM tli*-u«U liras, raer ii M
r ! 1 2 ! 2 I " n' 1
1S T u l r W S . £ J . . u ' ' . " i V " 1| >1 »lifts
" s,Y
« W
Ih * m S S l b A I.
(him* and settle It." said Mrs. Van.
i the disability Is (1(1 per cent aer . I ford asked.
d W (',
OrsrCrlra* *#tt«nai t t tm n eeW
"A nd the w ay tha world la going, I
"N o. t don't know th a t." w a*
vice-connected. Estimated coat,
^on’t think It w ill he long.
th * reply. " N o w -m y * * l a r y - * n d
*15,400,800.
’T h * r * la an aw ful tribulation
they give me a good salary
(C n a tln n M t r n m F a a e Oa*>,
And the Senate Labor Commit tea
mlng, but It won’t gat ms. T h * Klan lender, said the rfeclalon
“ Who Is U -w h o la paying your
,
r ’ u a . . k"nanlm oualy apiiroved a bill auth- salary ” Senator A lfo rd asked.
“ '*U I com* and takaa m . a w .v
H a w ill taka car* of m ! „ « ■ K 1 wou,d ,l<* "PP” ,ed ,t0. . th " * * * ' / orlslng about 11)8,000,000 In fa " M y salary Is paid leg itim a te ly
o fM s o w n .
aupp.m * c m .rf
deral g ra n t* the next two y .a r *
by the N a tio n a l-Ia t me a * * -- w h at
nt aitn personnel.
persi
> I '!*’ V * ’ i ", p
*tS,r
y for train in g health
Is t list--It's N a tio n a l-In te rn a tio n a l
M ,„ l. - I O . M
n .
JS S T ^ JS g S ,
g j Publishing C om pany."
n i . n ^ to i u u . I~ U W « I t h .
II
"T h a y 're tha ones th a t fu rnish
one w ithin the naar fu tu re .
measure subatsntlsllv an admlnls tha Inform ation, I guass-that la
tratlo n h ill” In line with a section the bookl* In fo rm atio n ," A lfy r d l
' of the gsnreal health program commentad.
" T h e v T * c o n n e c te d t h e r e ," was
; President Truman recently subi m illed to Congress.
the reply.
I The h ill does not deal w ith an"Y e e."
"T h e man who atgnad It la a big
l other more controversial section
In a note n* the Trum an program which calla radio m a n -h a la president of th *
r « '- « r n th a t-e n d —
ntaln, said f° r national health Insurance,
M e would fall farther. Worlb
" I guaa they give you p re tty
re s ta u ra n t
Pepper said that under the bill
reet lays the buyers have overled. In the approved today, federal grants to pornr |.av to look out fo r th e m 7"
Iy*d their market and no lunger
reeoncllla- tra in in g ichools and to atalea tha Sanator Hiked.
ve the whip hand.
" O h -tn s y glva mo good s a la r y would amount to shout (44,700,■pwever, some of the coniumera
, Florence 000 the firs t year end about (6 1 .- good s alary, and th ey give mo e li t out th at fe ll demand fo r
moat
unlim ited expense account ...
I, bath o f 000,000 tha second year,
"Y
ea.
th ay had
E a rlje r Senator Anderson (D "... N ow , I take theae boys o u t aonette (n N M ) proposed a comprumtaa fa rm and
he glad to have you anytlipe
tad on p re - bill to break tha congressional you’d g o - lt don't o u t me a dime ■
« • " P! i ! r deadlock on the leglitatlon.
" T h a t’s rig h t," A lfo rd said.
w *
One eectlun of. the Anderson
"1 ta ka you and your frfM H b
. -A tu h i. PWPoe?! would »llow Secretary o f out and glva you a u p p e r-a n y th m f
l nut
Ills A g ric u ltu ra l Brannon to tr y out you w a n t N ow , th ey g lva A W *
( f 01 *° ,n # hla "production payments" plan on they luat hand me o u t-a h o u t flV O
n * to ahoot “ « " * • • • « « j» f r u lt , apples, vega- a week expense account.
7
tib ia e and sim ilar farm products
" I »ee," A lfo rd said. " W e ll, a
in past the classed M "non-storabte pariah* th in g th at's got th a t much invol
ved. th ey can w elt a ffo rd t o . . .
•aaspsny eeya ft haa worked
(A t that point, the recording wae
la m is lit
A n d Housing expediter Ttghe
*•
of ftalahad f*
W b M her W ood* said today he told Senate broken at the judge’s order,)
When the playback wae r t*
e r «around, ’ fiv e neroenter" Inveetlgateri th a t
Id ftiiB B s r v
g h « and his agency's postwar building re turned, latar In tha convsrsatloa
WMM'a and boy’i knitwear In.
tha two man ware talking aoemt
gulation was a "farce,"
f t j?
U V N M u n it
•4
, W to d f s p e n tW minutes w ith the
to* Ust year s
r f f i f f -0 *1"
•?»
B ,« w e special I * . •ukcemmlttee and
State School Post
Harriman Speech
Scruggs Case
Dr. C. L. Persons
O P T O M E T R IS T
B r s a •(■ m ined - n ln a .M
a .s n
A t la s ll-
Tourist Group
Aimed At
Better Housing
W a llh n a rd
,l’
M o n th ly te r m s a rra n g e d
HILL LUMBER
AND
SUPPLY YARD
2 1 3 W . 3 rd
" ’
M I k u iw L
f S p Ve * s t M ’t figured
s r nIns gthe
t b e ck o n u p T l w d a t id
it your general plasw
voice Identllfad a t th #t
said t
,
sy t r u s t n th . T i a v A H .
i\, r
■'i‘;.' ■'
K
■
Commentlag
mk v r a i m\
T ile hoard
f o r llC H u ly o n a B u d g e t
Carolina Negro
S T "'
and
T ra n s fo rm drah, shabby In ter
iors into room * o f sparkling
beauty w ith C elotex, I'psnn <ir
M asun lt* W allhnard and TH board from H ill Lum ber A Sup
ply Y ard . You can work d riiiH tlrig m agic w ith out wld*
v n ile ty o f colo rful patterns.
Bae u* fo r help on any h u m s
Improvem ent .plan.
,
.
KIan Head Jailed
r ir .e s
*-ia , l-a sat. a .la
.V n .lu n n l H nnk HI it*
new m
t'unKrcHH Action
Je t PlaneH
r r e s o P e a s O ss i
[active defense arran gem ent."
And he concluded:
" In view o f the foregoing cor.,
slderatlona the U n ited States gov.
em inent m ust re je c t as utterly
w ith o u t foundation the charges
contained In th e Soylet note" £
I ’ 1'- M
�Wtfjy
_,T_ «
V
,'.’' '*
I
\r ';" •'
•» •*■
• « « * l a S tr e n g th * —
T<* Protect the P « c i of th* World:
To Promote the Prn»r»», of AmlrlcaTo Produce Proaparity for Sanford.
THE W EATHER
PatU )' alnudy through T h u r *
day w ith a f*»* sftrrnnon thund •
arahow tta,
M m irra l*
s o u th e rly ,
» tad*.
■1
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
|
VOLUM E X X X X
E aU h H ah o d 1908
H A N IO H R . F L O R ID A . W E D N E S D A Y
-------------------------------------------------- r
AUGUST
3. 1940
4 Bandits Rob Britain Says
Employment Cowan’s New Clothing Store To
HitdHighFor Open In Meisch Building Tomorrow Acn l(|1j,i U/:fe Reds Operate
t Year In July
Of Cash, Jems Slavery Ring
Ntimher Of Persons
Holding Jobs In
creases To 59 Mil
lion During Month
Gowan'r attractive .ind ultra mt-d»rn new rlotliina •*.,«• hi
in tln>
®
•le s ili Building on P in t Street will open at R : 0 0
I
1-"no ■row
e . r r ’ng, and the publir will be w rlcoturd and e n te tiim -i
"b i *ivlr
ihow. m unral program and **ieirttt o f i*frrt|im *n M . It ■li•>
■ in .<iid
Son nwnert and n p riito :*, annom ired lim morning I
i I W rl.f f
J e w e l* y .
l. asdslant general m anager o f *
the .tore.
s i ,l ie .
m id
bus
.
11’h -*•
job.
Tire number of unemployed in
July wn* 4 .0 9 5 .0 0 0 compared with
3.770.000 in June and 2.227.000
in July of la»t yegr.
The 51t,720,000 employed In July
compared w ith 09,919,000 In June,
the prrvlm ia high fo r 1949, and
rtl.ni5.000 in J u ly , 194».
The C firau* B ureau commented:
"A a In June, moat o f the addi
tional peraon* In tho labor force
were o f high aehool and collage
age. H ow ever, In eontraat with the
paat tw n m onth*, the ri*e In un
employment between June ami
Jnlv cannot Ire attribu ted to the
rn trv nf young peraon* Into the
• ' lalm r force. A d id t w o rker* account
ed fo r ntoit o f tho In rra a ** In
July.'*
K inploym ant In non-agrleultural
Induatrlea, which have been hit
hardeat by w orker la y o ffi alnce
the hualneaa alowdowi, began laat
fa ll, took an upturn In July. It
roie to 60,072,000 from 49,924.000
In Juna.
*
Thia vaar’a to tal, howavar. wga
i
r
abort
o
f
th«
l
|
,
462,000
fig
u
re
f
/
jina000^ ^ ' " w H 'w .ll i b o y
the 9,163,000 total In Ju ly. 1941.
The Canaua B u ra a u 'l flgurea
ware nationw ide aatlmataa only.
T h iv *hed no lig h t on the apotluremployment wpwh tb ff Adm lnlatratinn aenk* to ram ady by con
centrating federal ipcn dlng In tho
troubled nreaa.
Ttie
O m n i*
Bureau dlatm gulalird only between a g rlru ltu rol and noit-ngrlculturgl unem ploy
ment, w ithout breaking down the
latte r group Into facto ry, trad #
uml aervlce group*.
Factory layoffa hg*9 bean the
chief cam e o f concern to A dm lnlatractlon o f fld e li.
The bureau'* aatlm ataa wara
b a n d on a aampla lu fr a y takan
in the waak ended J u ly , 9 a
period it daacrtbgd « • near the
peak fa r the vacation aaaaeh.
A bout 6,000,000 aeraona w ara
on vacation a t the tlm p, but they
were counted among
the amfr e e tie e ea gwi f j f f T e a t
Mrs. Burtchaeil Is
Named Secretary
Of Health Group
M r * . ' H alan
B urtchaeil waa
named on F rid a y evening n i exec
utive aVc ra ta ry o f the Seminole
C ounty Tuberruloetg end H cnlth
Aaaocfetlon to aucaaed Iter alater,
M r*. E dw erd K lrv U w j whoae realgnatlon becomea f m l l r e Sept.
M em ber* o f th e M e a t t v e to m n ttta a o f the ai
em ploy lir a , Bui
had reviewed m
tlona fo r the
Tonh y prealded.
M r * . Oraee
ra ta ry o f tha
Aaaoclatlon, «
Aaaoctattcn fo r
arassf*,
education pr
aa a model
on tiiipiarotte
" W e feel tfii
done by thia A
• exaeiitlva aeeratary,
K lrch e r, la o f the
and la jno»t eog^
Enalgn deelarad.
Tha m eeting,
local office o f
M re . K lreher ai
w ill aerve aa aa
b a n d ,. tha Rev.
They now live
JE dwtard:
" SPT
j * r itR O N v i t i A * 4 » ff-
A tlantic C ity ”
”
to
76
Battle Nominated Czech Commies
Virginia Governor Convict Priest
In Primary Vote 01 High 1 reason
Potency Of Political
Organization
Of
Sen. Byrd Is Proved
R IC H M O N D . V e .r A u g 3 -<JTi
— Quiet coniervative John Stew m t
Battle, a atale tenalor with 20
y ea n ol legiilativr experience, cap
lured yeilerday’i four-w ay Demo
cratic primary election for govetnoi
and proved again the potency of
(he V irginia political utganualion
headed b y Senator H arry Byrd
The W -y#ar-o ld C b ailo ttciv ill*
U w y a r won tha party nomination
that m eanr-wUcHon *6 Noventbet
w tlh 2 3)0 0 0 votai lo ipaie on the
baaii o f naar-complate retum* from
the Mata'* 1768 precinct*
Ha »w#
awapt
pi the flcld-capturing
aavan o f Ine alate’a nine m ngie*tional district*. A nd in in doing hr
beat back hi* neare*! rotnpetilni,
Franci* Picken* M iller, thr intiorg anitalio n candidate and ("im n
A rm y colonel, who po»ed thr In .t
teriou* threat to thr orB'»oi/ ii»"i'*
tupremacy in the U *t 25 ye.,i<
M ille r, aecond in the re">"l i» •
m ary th at ra n around i"".""u
votaa, captured the twn h ' iim h ip iu
d la trle t*. H orace II. E d w m 'i-. f«t
m ar Richmond mayor and "s
chairm an of tha atat# D eini'cntnp a rty , ran fa r babimf In third
place. R anim ia L. Arnold. I 'm " '
burg m an ufacturer and «
comer to atate politic*, w«* l«*t
fa r down the line.
U n o ffic ia l re tu rn * compiled by
tha Aaaociated Praa* from I.W l
R e v .
A lo ir ,
I
S e n te n c e d
Y c .ir s
iI II
In
11
H
f ' i‘ M I
In
r’ R A f.U H . Aug ;
o l f i t l i l I ’ r *« u * rrttlt'
today tlint llir it*i^
Irm rc l * K u u m ii
In right year* III r 1
l i r a in n (n, te lll'lliw
1!.* ta il >m ( n in i-n t i"
K ’ c‘ |
n (V
11"'1 1h 'in
o'clock, w ill feature early Kali anil g la s s r io lil ( n f li
" . " I'd nn tli'i'
' ii ................... »,
back-tn-srhnol fashion*. M r*. A, K. tVi l llie
. 'id t 'vn lk
• D ft "Hit
Shoemakei w ill have • barge of the
V Ml*1111
(Ire .* display; M l** .lean Dobbs " f t li* w hole Ii
W A S H IN G T O N . A u g 3— <yp)— wilt «hmv the m illinery anti John sum i h as been in * ' > *1.
' T l i * n ew . 01
ti*fc iit
Thr number o f employed person* 'V -'t, w ill present ttie new shoe
• '11 m*»i
Tie*. A number of vonng ladle* " f II I* s t i l l * is ll" .
g * increaied to 5 9 ,7 2 0 .0 0 0 in July.
c lia n d is tn g ile sig i.
'•! 1 t nV Dll
v*til *eive a* model*.
re |iiterin g in the month the higheii
foil It fljjftll
Work Ua.t been In progress Hur * 1 pointed out. " I'
fijure for employment for 1949. l i e the paat week In tra n s fe rrin g • w indow * that nt"">
**I 11|t*
* 111a*' kirk,
itock from the form er atora In th a 1 Jtiltre store j i
the C eniu* Bureau reported today.
1T til'* 'IkI ■
, Tlp|* n n t <va.» •'
But the number of unemployed Cowan Building.
Commenting on the increased! G U s* t'o. **f Said".
alio increaied aa it tote above the
»|iace afforded by Hie new ito re, I "T h e * p r * i.
1 b !„ l * utr
4,000.000 m ark in July for the fin t M r. Cowan declared, "O u r new | condlliont'd." lie . .
« ti
time »ince January, 1942.
store
with 0,(100 «piara feet of iie r a ll ro liillllo in h *
11» m
FxpDnation for the lim ultaneoui floor iliac*, a* compared to il.ltMl | " .ill," I l v t iool n
viiuair feot In the form er location, M il'llpA crnt l'h lt’ 'Ut,
iiicieM? in employment and . unem | will enable ua to * n ve our m any > ith '"1. mn
l»#*i nipt*111 .*
pleymenlw ar an increase ot 41 A -1 triem l* ami cuitum era In a much 1 installs,! try the -t
Oflfl >n the civilian labor fo rce-the ' moresatisfactory manner than we 1 Co."
ninnher having job* or leeking . , , •••, . the p a *t." fh a alore I'- tut!i In addition to the
feet Wide and luo feet deep.
,
f ril|1, n,c f,.,
ihfm .
Cowan a occ it pie a the »P»r * ; dr-plnv ■■ountn* at.
lift \ *»
Only one of each four of the fiirm erlv uted lay the M arg aret |,een Inalalled »..
• tft
<r„atiaueii III! t'fii> 1 11,1*« «
new job m k e ta managed to find a Ann (irocery and I'u rceira clothing
H i•U <11111 1 ii
t"i l" ,b
tt tin ini* 1ft
J 111ti t n
k
M o te
M e n
>i
^
M o n e y
<*ii
I It
v .lin e d
m i
A rc
A t
N .
n .
$ 4 0 0 ,0 0 0 ;
D e le g a r e
S .
S .
K \
• M illio n s
1in iilc n t ifid d
.
It
In
S a y r.
H a s
10,
W n t lt in p
N a t io n a l
• v y
.
k
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'■
(
I Mi
1 ■
Balkan Nations Initial Steps To
Asked To Leave Start Zoning Are
Red domination, Taken By County
m i t ie r
H te
O f
Of Paying Bril**
• ......! '!’•» S ta te SeimIor
P u r llk n v n . U7.
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T A M .A H A 8 8 K I
A.■■*• 'i
'
,,b |.
lo w a r e » t o
(" I
fo il!
vnu
I >,t im irb 'i"i>iI'aaed hv bi
i " , i f " l i.i'llin ." until I *nddi id
n iiiiu il'M n l th.i* it w n* Iiv I"'
nii'iiT" i|"iwi*hitite,*’ S m ith 'a id . " I '•
f„," ii bail a lii nlv liap p i'liid oni't
,n ilie I h ' I t« ' vear* The N f / '
r m i'in
t i t fu i *1* ear*
• t ir to and
Mini yet
y w i Mu
....... („,('•• hurt lU.tMMt.nmt in
.
< n i l atoin i 'in i'* ui doing "Miei
forci'd Inimr in lierniany,*'
llrfcm iig |.« thr code*. HiniMi
.nut that ii> Mu' .Soviet U ni""
|.i*opl* ar* """|i'iiiit*d to fm .i'il
I'iiiiI wiihoni trial lit a court of
!»' *' Mini M>ev h i * conilt'lillieil
fm holding "iiitibiii* c o tilrn iv
■h " - * of the p"vi'riin i*nl and iiihu t;
.1 *.*," II" r< id a psiM grai'h |" "
|iluuT that ffilssians colld be *e."
,.Hpips on an ......... w arrant
"Siicli desputi^ itroi'ediiri's lia"'
been known i"
past, lint rt
a n d a n U t i f r li’ iiOl
a t t it u d e lo
m l th e S o v ie t I 1" "
\ t aliout till! sail"
, I o iiiiii
, h it
,, , ,
I n
It s
f 0(71-4
A ,’ k s
S e .l- '*
M i l . i*
P iy
' to
1 m p lo v e e R ,
'1
:
.3 1
I
th e n ro iip iii
-n i *» v lim it s
fo r
............................."
l.ik * U-Hi. vn 1
1
■' ” r «m'rrnf -'
nl'i* "t
agoncict ni"l Mur top of\,lil.i,.." ui C a -.' 1'lln irv was | fmrnt
I
i c i i i L u p to 4 2 5 ,nnn a v e n r.
i
I Th* atcond nn i f "-ould revise
l*i pul v P re m ie r K
<’ o*e "• lunpi
\lh rl,llM WIIH * X * C U t' 'l ' M ' i til HU
tbe present ” H m M o d service"—
i . " i v l e t e i l o f t r e u .' " "
vw e
I i" '
m l '.•> vi,-i ,uirt raise
'
I
On
1"
|
b, i it r e p o r t e d a id in g
nriBHoiif
r c l I" c " f 519,000 and
iresent cell
,
.....................
.........
"ilo
rln
I"-1 -marrel w ith the '
10.330 to .............
Itefcrrlng lo tw o oil,. , i i . i i .ih u "
This liill ha* ii’ii been acted
_
m
.a
'
..
1st neighbor* of Y ng"davii», T H "|
iibiiul 0OO,O(U» i-rt i'im t'i’nl wiirk®rti*
-aid l|>* Comltifoiin ■»"ipiigii t
gainst him had lint, a ••• rt ' tiauv
T fl# v W O lllll
•4VM|M«l* In "iisllc nasslona’’ in ll'mgai : and,;
1 ,a.,
I
! Cl Casa o f a i" " " M .’ I a venr ir
| I vs I \
Romania.
j
i sm ithe.n i hi m u i :l h 9 * r
............,7 “ « h ,t"’ I":
lie nsi,| leading - ................- o' ' • to D
"
>in,*c c o u n tr ie s w e i* p " i" ,'i bblv III! t • It »••( ' *'•* l.iM fiv.. n " . . , t l . * , " « Y 2 o T t r , n m l K"
iu s n *iltig '’ that soi> ' M ,n .g . i.'ii.l 1 ,♦ I" v* rft V it* cm m hv
A '|t(J
D '” 1 ’■ Du Am erican
I
, ities
v em
» i'm
. iM.i■" '■>..........
.
’’r
' '
■ I. ,A ctiv
in v *,.tlg
iti... wrenched fro m V ..g .'liiv'H be j . ' l l l .
g „ t”
i ’e r a o i" .,
** e
i V i g tiii,.
h * TTi.ii>,,I
f l u l t l i Ir ’l
.l c, .c-li ,i licr n
„ 1l ' w
W ' irl.-r*
, , n^*. |f u*ns "c a p ita l' ' " ' bile
.......
d -he O h lli'p n itm e n l ( ( j n | 0)1 ( C IO l ill I’ lM sburgh, a un
iio rtr c o u n tr ie s w e i " ‘ ’ ■ "rtis i
.
\ t . u ’ "'l*te n o fficia l salit.
W h tr ie d w ith Mo
g " ', i h ' . i , n r . ’.(..*•.............
ft -tut .1*iihiniy Mmtfh M®y
Cmtiiftfl rrn riit ^ rnv*#nn®r
• nr ( iflre s ," T ltn ((f'cI'M * *|,
I'l M iU
" P .* | m m e n l f iv e i # N p o H i r ’ ’ lu f m n in H n » i I ik h (te tn
f ko*Mtff lb® r If INI*fit fflriMt'ln «■
'111k Dih
v(Mu pHt»(l
v*'Mr sSmi ti r f r € (\re(j (ndlrutht^: C*»i»uinlnt in*
people* o f those counti •" t I I . "
d i m ! I toi iM*-t to I ih i ! I h * i t itlf'Blii®
f|||K tirc « !n tbf* kin I *i ii In t In* P it t * "Me
n was In the t n t e i * t i l ■>( 1, 1 1 .1 >,1.r p-icent
h id !
i t i h !»■ l u
11m 1 i i to 1 1 I d i
p in r t.i,
H 'anlti*«t»a tin ra < « i s t i
| (I,,. I,,, "Ii. AllanOc legion Is
liu lllc i if 11fMl he •Itllim f ml*I Vli1§*
|
.......i ni Georgia, Florida, iMibcoHitiiiMer vntml tml®v ♦<*
'Man I h (n jiim l In
fj'if, i 11 tliDiH* M arylsnil,
V lrg ln ia A n n v SrerntM iv fJoH on U rn y for
.
V n^iniii htdI Ik 'In W irf. infonnaM nn on imv fiv e percenter*
Marly Morning Wret k i
.n it ' f'e n tia l rei;Inti '* who inMv t, ,c>. I,*i", ronnei'ted
i,. I Malm m a. Mlsaiaalppl, j w ith tlie m illt,n o u n ifo rm lu it'i'f**.
in
It o b e r i R a t h e l, flit, w a . ">lu r i ’
I- -rtu c k y . A tk a n ia s , | Hn> H ebert ID -1 .,m told report
a t.m il O ie fn c e a n d t h * in J
it I mu icn*. (tllahotna and Texas
er,. G ray w ill lie heard tom oirow
i, .91 o 'c lo c k t h is m orning when On
In >rtui irglori!' " f the country lith tn d cloM'd door*.
I ' l l C h e v r o le t s c i o n in which h*
o. (arm »■ com* ranged
And W illia m Thom as F n r'c r,
vis riding ns a passenger cotlirtcd
i |.< ic f .t to 12 percent, the Chicago a tto rn ey and r.illrond of' 11It a 1940 F o r d on* an d » h a lf M -narloont of A s r'c u llu re re- ficial, was nanu il bead of the Naio n t r u c k n t t h e iu M " •'"■ti'ui "1
I ttm ial
M ilitn rv
C stubflsbm ent'*
t w e l f t h S t r e e t a n d L « u i * l Avenue.
I," „ i ra*li receipts in tho South I new civilian i i bi-i vi1 poll--,- l.oird.
U l.ir"i- .fgion wi re 4379,958.999) Farley’s animintmi'nl l> - He, re*
H o w a s t a k a n In O '* K r lc k * n n
■ months
*• o'f **'
ry of
nmlmlance to F e rn a lil l.aiiglitnn f„ , , l,,. fn*t■ *five
1949*1 la
* * fV
" f nefcii-."
D efciisc Johnaon
J i .I u im )" D
I am
.........................
M einnrlal
H ospital, w li* t* < i"v s ngniaM janv.172.9119 In the senn* other st*ji In * f foi ts 'ii siregglhCii
have so f a r failed to Indicate serl ,ir,,,,.| |*<l year This Included o rg a n l/a tlo n o f tb * natl m’s m ili
"IIS In ju ry . H e w ill, however, ,I,|, tn.itlnl rt*** I* r*"cln l 4 from ta ry , setup:
Leg Ilia tinon g iv in g tbe d *fe"tk
well as livestock and
lonhahlv rem ain linsnltali/ed for , * 4
sec ro ta ry arl’Iditlroial |."w* r * in coni
t
.
(irodiirts
**v e ra l day*.
l„ rt,. South C entral A rea, re- tolldntlng the firmed for".'* w4t
The C h e w o la t wee being driven
passedJ , by Tniigress and sect to
M'nfliisisc na r a a * Tw o*
east on T w e lfth S treet bv Cla
tb * W h ite House yes' *rday.
t*nce W ilto n and the Ford was
MFNT liFC O N T B O L
' t *1 ■ "
■ -----------------,'i
driven south on L a u re l Avenue by
r; A IN FB V ILLE.
Aug. 3—f/P>
1 JAYCEE M EET
W H. O ra re y . D am age to the Ford . p»i,| control In G alnesvUI* was
An outline of life ssclnc meth
Is eatim eted by police si 4269; to aH eft'd out l>v Mi* city eom m Ug ivin
the C hevrolet a t 9176. Roll) drivers ilm , in s special •essinn last) ods and ln»i»'i*H o n w in
are charged w ith careless and night Tbs action followed a puli bv W. O F le m in g . Jr . *o th#
Javceea tnrnorro.v * | t|,-> Tm iriat
negligent d riv in g .
lie li.sring Monday night.
The r#*«’>itlon
now goe# to C enter, M r. F lem in g is "onductin;
Governor W arran for fin a l ap- a life saving couras thia -vaek
Y O U T H A W A K F .N S
the M a y fa ir Pool.
OMAHA,
A ug., 8 — MPi — A ptovsl
seven year old boy, unconscious
Recreation Schedule
FIN AN CIAL T A I.K H
and near death some 39 hours
LONDON. Ang. 3—
For
a fte r sw allow ing 8 8 H grains n f
ThuradaiG DiBtr a .3'
eign Minister U M aung o f B urm a
eedalive awi• k t a t d today.
The Oviedo Lions w ill nisei
J u b ila n t
nuraea
reported he („UI *tsrt • aeries n f political
w ith top Yow ell'e " L itt le (R ants" * t 'h e
cried o u t In h U tir a t real sign ami financial talks
n f eonsetousnaaa. w hen a hypo- British govemmant leader* Hera L a k e fro n t B all P ark. No urogram
derm ic M o d )* w ju being Insert- Fr'day.
(/»’ • * • • * I" . »tem - a t SputhM d* School in order th ftl
•d In hta a r k B H by b it ro n - mlug tha J I4 a o f Com m unlam In e v e ry o M j t a y etton d the ball gaum*
hom ing a t tlM
e r io u a n w jf l g y e g g .
goon hW
a te r relays a a t
waa c o m p t e t o ^ b r i n g hungby eir
11
Income Of South’s1
I'armcrs Tops All'1
Others Of Nation'”""" ^ "ir"... ....... ........
a
• •
;
I i f 11 V H r
K U 'il
i
Scrubs ActiiiiHed
• olm \ (D e n riu i. Seruyt'
1 who
•
• iglittnc death nf ( ’ountv nolitlelun and Inb1 i
veaterdnv wu* m o ''t * d of t-ti.t•.
p tiM iitio n ifi
Ftnnianiii. th e jilm t I.,, hrltied u Florid"
1 ,,,
And in ( ' .
"incut re i)tlB * t* (l ■.eliittoi t>, v t * iijtm "<t a bill b ■
RnliHi II Mk*’
H im i f p H f ftialcriek H a n d , i l l i r t e l i g i a p i i « * r t " •> to n e t *■, ♦
(In ti-li iioni;' d 'a ffn lrc * hen* for lio.iknuikera.
H i" .'ic -m iiii In i', ili-lib .'' ,i '*il
‘ hi-ii * it
i hi v to the Inw * of
ift*- It."" i i,ni popular republic • I ' hour uml 15 m h iiu I* * b. f ir
Hiiiiiiuileliu' It* v erd b i at tl"- < i"i
0 " e.igtom.”
^ B a t t la ' fa V s io : M ille r lu t.lJ * : ami1 1 dipl-"'"
a -,
.■i ; >" l.o n d o n n fo r e ig n ni n tw ii-dny tria l.
E d w ard *. 44.H01 and Arnold 21.
It wna the aeconil lim e m i 1"
o f h r e ' i " d ' '" " i n d e * r r ih * d H a r023.
rt,
A bout m idnight, with tin- jud re l's a t i . 'i b. I(< in ian in n p o lic e a * y ear* that n tnnn i barged
B a ttle grabbed a w iy from M iller " ln e » n i-;ib l' " A fo r e ig n n f f lr e " tfe itn ir bribe* fo r tbe a n t’ " 4
m ounting by the m ln u t* ■* 'he * 0111' e -lit'I but n ig h t t b * a f f a i r loll w a* neiiiiitted in th e I e n
ru ra l -a re a # made their v t * * a p p , ai etl I" it* ''a n o b v io u s p la ill Moinitv C ircuit C oiirt,
! ' "ig g s ' law yers iiihuitteil lie
d is c re d it H a n d en d
heard, E d w ard * and Arnold *on d c s'g n e il
Its ni Hen. C. I,. Alfoi'l J;'"'''; ’
11,, t o iiMb goveriuiienl."!
ceded B a ttle '* victory in*l
t Shi i d ’* irp u rt on Id t a rre *t .ole against O'* bill tail M" . "
th « lr support tn *h lm in
N »vrnisiibl (("iiiainaii "fflele la con fronted lie d on tb " old ro n im o n law d* f* ......... h u ll'll eds nf y e a is since t h " » ia i
bef general election.
eiadlstied in t.og
A couple o f houra l* t * i. MiHer him u Ob .111 alleged confession of Mil lie wns iinlaw fullv ' i h i i -'I hsinher
alao concaded and congraini*'ed i, mui"i emt'lovca of the H rltlsb nn,f lured into nim nilssiiiii "f " U m l," Sm ith **h l
Hm I Iii »*ld Mie "m ain source of
B attle. H e pledged him *uppm i I" legaii'in. » -" *itln g the legation ct-lnis*
There w a* m> demolish art..............apply o f forced la lM irl.ro n a tU .il
was -'ting used to help several
N ovem ber hut ha added:
‘O u r m ovem ent w ill rnntlnue to a n tl-ic " '■!"inent nationals lo es* the w e ll-fille d ................................. <•« »h’- l " ^ t e r * .
l(..n ii*n » a nn Pace T w a l
organise tha force* o f ib * I>"nv»....... let was Mtim iunm t. W ell ■"
govern
cratfe p a rty until wa have U k e "
"
o
<
.V.i’V
r
Mirl,i
,|ne«
I",I
like
v"tir
npinloti*.
ovar control o f tha pertv rid ** Group To Select
..
........
him on I " .
it , lll),|P," " * you to forced lal.oi
Is but th a flra t round, w e will rnn
VI
V.
.w
•> ,, ,
""Ml such lim e as yen
renoi.....*
IviwuiiiH Ofticern o.State
tin u a th a fig h t un til we have won )
A tto rn ey \V. D. I l u d u " (.m i inii■linns or un til vnu die III a
a com plete victory.''
who led the prcKH’iition, *ei'l be -am p. This. M r. President, is pei
B a tfla hurried m m hi* ’ ' a i ' ' - t
preparation fo r nom ination had no slateinnnt.
IC n atta**# na I s a * T w a l
taavtlla home a . the trend became # f ' " J w ,Klwan|# c. n<||d.te a fo r
He iminediatelv moved Unit 'he
a pparant to deliver a victory ad- election «* offlrera fo r tho d i m 120191 In liiindred-dnllHr bill* nff, i
Work Proceeds On
d ffp a to M s w orker# h r ir
ing year "» election rom m U tcn oil In evidence he turned in!" Mir
H e t h a nnkad Edw ards ami Arnold n il * limned t»dnv at the m eeting county's
Spraying Of Alleys
fine and forteltnre fmid
p p o rt and bail'd them
fo r l'n
thAoalrt i•u
Oa
VUmiBlana " Up itMiflfl HO of t||F» fUlh, l*t til® T o ljH llt COIlt^F Defcii'c Inwyerr. ngreed.
...... liirludes 8 , F t.D o u d n e y , U r.
Kcruggs s«id;
W ork Is nrocedlng on fog *prav
h" ^ ‘ r T . , u , : ; r K « n k - i ^ r j . w :
'*1 iii'prcclute tlie vindication the my o f alleys under direction of
liirv am i' tli* people of I.*-"" Irving
Candida lea fla il mid
Southern
Kelnberg
of
A simnd motion picture devnt- Countv have given me. I wish t" rlirnl'jr, | l, L V . E.' II. Johnson, city
ll^ o Z ^ ^ o r i * Cth e y »h"M b a llo t..e d i" safety on the fa rm and en- express to them my very deep sot , ||I()Urv |nspe(.lo r. .nnoutued tor
' O a r w a l J tln d s a y . A t-|il|le d . '•Miracle In Paradise V . l - silvern appreciation.
........... uMv. Alleys between French and
* a t belter than ley." was shown by Leon C ornell.
Hcruggs law yers
Xhtrd , nd T h irtee n th
Moaa Plunkett.| (iuests at th * m eatlng w a r* a ll was a plot to create « l-tln-rv
ip T ty # d thia m orning.
'Wh0~ io u g h t to ' A rth u r Hebiilt* and H e rt H antum , scandal and naas the hill.
in u td weat o f French
and waa continued
(ha state'* top c h e rtn m nnbera n f tha W in te r
C ircu it Judge W. M ay W a lk e r Avenue.
.Oeoernor E. park Kiwanla Clubt John Boon, Instructed the elx Jurors llia l on*
Tnm orrow alleye w ilt be sprayed
atwitlar *ucces» Orlando; l>. lIn p o *n » h a l*r, W ln - d e f the th eo ry n f entrapment it
,-a Mayor N ick te r Garden; W . L. B u II ucr , K ia- never Is n e rm ts s tlil* fo r n govern- with the Insecticide eolith nf
Thirteenth S treet between French
— i h t the State’# ,1m m **: Tom Rurgaaa, M t. D ora;
ir a e lla n e a * (a p e a * T - ' l
and Hanford Avenuea. said Mr.
r a t e giak**
j j p * Tiilts and Malcolm M acN alll.
Johnson.
NO "STA M P S"
„
I
pKRFBcr s t u d e n t
T A l.liA IIA S S E K , Aug 3 - pPi
S IT A M O H K P A R D O N E D
C O N D O N , A u f.
8 — ffPJ— fllx
Butchers don't have to stsrop
c i u c a G O , A l f . • — (A3
T A IX A H A S B K E , Aug. 3 - ^ 9
(judge* have dee I dad th a t ]9 -y a s r- "produced in Ftoridn" on roasts,
anpoarod U ttls
* '! ’t,-* ° 7Inn 1 ,,wr f r Y
l,ir olglrl.
,M * ' ,h *• B ritain '# riuips, Mentis ami other s iiih ii . The cabinet pardon board to
p U a te A
•h o o t to d o F * weather
r lv '"adm
portions o f m eat, attorney c *"- day reported It hae granted a
(M a t aaetkms o f tho country.
i She won the title
fo r her crni R ichard K rvln rule<i today. full pardon to H a r r y Hitam nre,
Gtosr e k k a and tem perature* >
,, lik in g fo r aueh things
A law passed by the 1041* lcg- .wlm stole 9148,000 w orth of
lalature
requires
Identification jew elry from M ia m i Beach hotels
o f F lo rid a produced meat on res in 1933.
ta u ra n t m enu* and nn the meatl The action raatorea Sltamnre'a
Its e lf. The measure save peckers, civil rig h ts. H e hae been operat
eaalera and retailers must ing a plasties buei aeee In Tam pa
p tha F lo rid a Identlflcatlort
lllftt
State Department
Protests Senate^
Foreign Aid Plan
C a m p s
( V A L " ' I I.rin r. Allg. 3 tip)
tiE N f.V A . Switzerland, Aug I
A * i kb.m . wife I.iid today
(-1't • G rr.il Britain a rc tl'n i the
th.it (in n li.nnlit. m bbrd her a id j '(•< 1*1 Union before lire United
her lul l <ml I |rw rl* and tnotily H itm n * K rrnpm tr .m l Soc ial Conn
v orth $4 i l M K 1,
•I lii,t * v o f c re a tin g "a n r w tla v e ty
I ii" ih r lr <»<<u r m l .«k noon i *
i ( . '. '" i f t l on a u ta ** p r o d u r tiin
N o 247
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th e ’ 'tat* D t p i rtni-Ti| I , " p m irv lm j
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K i tft \ 311Li |tr*rp n t routf to Death 'h e r n u n r il, p in c n lc d n li.il be IT > 1 A , ■1
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• it <u l i a<ryui| tori
lit 114 1' IMi
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h i\
aid dun w iili m if
lie S<" i-i U num 'i la rg e *! »tal* til'll* 1 1 .11 ..
•’* Rt! Hlifll J HM at’nti* 111 Seminole • ntmlv and lb * M / . J ’ d.fVk) f . , - ■Jit * ■<| m ra iu rt,
c aiic«i cli<«iiM»vi«I w m m I i 25*000.1
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11
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lb " i l> - p i'iik o r
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iiiii'i of lloli'nim in i loirni'i nii'in .
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with th * Roman Calhnlu ht*iarchv.
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on any R iu m n ( itlm lu rlriv .in a n
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S A N F O R D H E R A L D . S A N F O R D F L O R ID A
' I
IT i t
S a r ifo r d
M L U n
the Quaker Plan
H e r a ld
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H M H IH lI
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>1 things grown cold. Anno.
**ilf w ith good more— J°*d jtoepl* and keep
* have somewhat
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lhou
le ft thy firs t love.Ra, 8:4.
h i> t
The city adm iniitraiion in Monlieal ha* outlawed tun d re ttn .
sborli. snd bare midriffs " * * ind e ttn l" . Nulhing is, but thinking
makes it so, somrone laid a long
tim * before ui.
Pkopte who own property in
flgminol# County may Wed rejoice
that although their other uses
have been increased higher than a
kite, they do nol have to pay on
increased County properly asseiiments. Meanwhile, the fas assessor
o f Hillsborough county has just sub
mitted his new tea roll, up 63
percent over last year. Assessed
valuations there are now $207,603,*
0 0 0 as comparrd with $141,130,000 last year.
Th* great m ajority of Florida’s
traffic accidents are the result of
common ordinary discourtesy on (hr
highways. According to the Department of Public Safely, three-quarters of the 500 traffic deaths in
Florida last year resulted from a
lack uf courtesy on-the pari of une
driver or the other, such as ignor
ing the right of Way, driving on
the wrong side of the road, running
rkd lights, and gictssive spaed.
When people learn to be as nica to
t* c h ®th*r oa tha highways aa they
• f t waiting in tine at a grocery
start, the highway toll will be
materially reduced.
Florida, because of its warm
and salubrious climate; m iking it
an Ideal vacation i)gl> and home
site for elderly persons seeking re
tirement. has often been thought tu
have an exceptionally high ratio
6 f person* past 63 year* of age.
And the argument is often used
that the reason taxes are so high
in Florida, the reason Stale Wel
fare costs are all out o( proportion
lo other stales, i* because we have
eo many old people lo lake care of.
This is nol necessarily the case,
however. According to the monthly
bulletin of the Institute- of Life
Insurance published in New York,
the (late uf Vermont ha* more peoPie past 65 than any other stale in
tha union in proportion to pop
ulation. There 10 percent of the
population or one out of every
fen. is over 63. In Floiida only a
Ktflk over 7 percent arc over 63.
That. loo, is lha national average.
State* which have a higher percent|e of old ptoplk than Florida inCalifornia, Colorado, Illinois,
•M a t, M ain*. New Yolk, New
ahlte, and Wisconsin, and 14
t A II.
jy - ■
Dr - 9* »•
*
1■ 1
T h * federal government ended
T fiscal year on June 30 In the red
t I I , N O , 000,000. This was lha
h lime in tha last 20 years that
re federal government has failed
l'trait# by ta u lio n enough lo meet
* eapenitt. T h * result of the*#
^ M a t i n g deficits it a bonded
J t of around $250,000,000,000.
4 t ie now operating on a budget
treuad $40,000,000,000. But in.L dd
u
P a g e Om
i
Czech PrleHt
M ia » who s ta rt N f# w ith an |a .
te t th eir iateraal
> . * w t im t th e ir love fo r
M
IC e e ttae e O r r a s
people to spoil those rotations."
N o o n e c u n d o u b t th e
IM S # D . W H 1
H e said the Yugoslav people
A P Fftrelga New s . AaClyst.
S e r v ic e C o m m itte e . T h e Q ui
"cannot be shaken nor intimidated
E
ve
r
been
faced
w
ith
some
p
ro
-,
had
nothing
w
h
atever
to
do
w
ith
(F
o
r
D
e
W
lH
M
sckensl*.)
a m o n g p e o p le And n a tio n s , i
btem th at had you all tied up In 'm ilk . Then suddenly and w ith o u t fro m firm ly persisting in th e ir
w a r , E m i n e n t m en c o m p r lM
.
knot m en tally and physically T W e w arning he feaehtfd over and w ith
, o r .th * f'-V^P"?* '" ‘ " p h )
L E O N A R D A. U N D E R
m e m b e r s h a v e been t a lk in g f o r m o re t h a n a y e a r a b o u t
a ll g e t In th a t shape now und than, one blow knocked the bottle fro m j and Independence o f th eir S o c ia ^
.Simple
rage—
on
the
local
a
n
!)
A
P
I t la a disease and a deadly one. the desk. I t crashed on the flo o r, homeland.
s to n e p o s s ib le m eans o f a b a n d o n in g t h e c o ld w a r . T h e eco n
Dem i-official level— la the ( I n t i
L A N S F U K D , Pa.— The a ilin g
...
anthracite
TiTdo.trv' ,!„7
h p■ «CTIIS
.n * ' »HSoU|fb m ost folks don’t seem m ilk running down th e e lite .’ Ig o m ie s o f t h e w o rld m ig h t th e n m o v e s w i f t l y f o r w a t d In to reaction o ,f the .Chinese
U IIIIII
W IIV B
Core- anthracite
industry, once
Penn t- ( Ilni _ M l i
j t w # caj| ^ w o rry ,
norlng the mess he continued w ith
fin e st, m ay be due fo r { 1 , , |J probably re*|>onslblv fo r the lesson a * though nothing had
th e b e n e f its o f la s tin g p e ac e.
m unlita to the escape o f the ..lylvanla's
. . . . . . . u - . . . . . . . 11# .
i
t
>■
u new lease on life,
B u t th e F rie n d s ’ p la n re q u ire s c o n s id e r a tio n b a a e d on H rltish Sloop A m ethyst.
less, unhappiness and un- happened. Then he explaipad th
rnor# illness,
t! at
(C s s tla s t* ftm m N i l O ddi
Thu shot in the a rm Is com tim e ly death than any other ont Ills purpose was to Impress them
As I pointed out yesterdsf,
secutlon raised to the dignity of
e x p e r ie n c e ^
^ n i d , , , , 0 f t h e B r i t i s h g o v e r n m e n t this reurtion Is going to be worth paratively sim ple-m aking use uf th in g . Tha unfortunate v ic tim finds , w ith the fact th a t It I* u*#les* to a system .”
______ _______
watching because
It m_________
ay dlsclot* ilute, an th racite’s “ poor cousin.” littla re lie f. T h e physician1! p ills , "cry over spilled m ilk .” You can
Sm ith then read a passage frmti
d u r in
g tth
h e r is
y s th
lllg
l Me o01f H
initnl e r sn aay"
u .«a t. in
... th e s e «mifln " t h e r e w a s the .true
. . . . tem per.................
................
..............
o f the C h in e * | The
result
Is a ............................
new, lig h tw e ig h t and powdara give only te m p o ra ry , pick up the pieces o f broken glass, the codex:
' x:
f t un ite
t e . N e v e rth qe kle-xs sx ith e y rm i*t b e a r t n * l r 1H frn re o f th e
()vcr an Issue th at In v o lv e ! entry into the concrete construct- aid. A bottle o f llituor m ay blot mop up the flo o r, but you can’t
no S
U
tal lk o f tha penal policy
. f p e a c e , h e th eir pride and th eir fu tu re pot- t ti.m field.
g u i l t " - 61 k t t i n g th e w a r c o p ie to p a ss , W
out tha anguish
fo r a■ lim
of m
the
le ia
ta ria
riati ac
du rin g the peiiud
nguisn m
u u »e,i b u t;d o ranything
.v v .V about
, , the ym ilk.• I t '>T*.1 or
e pproh
ro ie
I t cornea from raw m ate ria l u n til the deep
1
rooted problem la; doubtful if u single m em ber o f th a t' 0f transition from capitalism
capitalism m
___ t h e r e m u n i icy
t h in k s , is n.....
o t Enough. T o __________
a v e rt th re a te n
, ! » „ t * a b il i t y lo f t o t » c t . »nrf to b r l n ( i u d . m e n t to t a r „
(ta ™ » ta P jta » - i t a t a j
. . r t a . t a solved andI the mind Is freed o f class can rem em ber w h a t th# sub- Socialism la tha defense of tR
Ject wus they were studying
- letariat nu.)
“
Its burden lthe
. . . unfortunate
___________ w o_ rrier i ___
. _ th a t dictatorship
ip o0 f the -pro
o n th e m ,
iihows signs of having been com-1 jiuratiun p a tte rn as hard coal. Thu m ay become a physical wreck. , 1 day. hut no doubt everyone still the Soclallat const! fiction M u g
H ow m anv tim es the expression Jremembers tha lesson they learn- c arried out by It against the enI f it be tru e th a t fe a r o f th e |ro w e r o f t h e d e m o c ra c ie s piled hastily and none too »i- • lute and a lm lla r refuse has ho-in
■ b* e *h a v io
’ r, t‘ hL e n t**h a' r“F r ie
..............................
•*— *a * broadcast
- Dm
tilling up on tow ering, unsightly ” Don’t w o rry ," has been used, no; id from th at broken m ilk bottle, croachmenta byV class-hostile *]».
l a w h a t u n lm a te s R u s s •ia ’s
n d s m ig h t .........i'» 'tly .*•—
It was
by '
Hss dump hunks fa m ilia r in this region one knows. It's us comomn an A ll of them,. even as rvou uand
m enta .and
frin
g em e n t* not
not only
only
h „1, -----------. . . in
......
ingements
I » r i g h t : A n a ssu ran ce o f pet.ee .n ig h t a ll a y t h lx f e a r a n d ^
* c()
$ £ ni
expression
. .
. . . „as "H-ow ,you dnlnT" hud heard' I , the *expreaaloi
)‘ P.n ;1,,lo n < ‘ D o n j o n the p a rt o f th e dectasse
nr HID years.
a flo w * a" l l v e - a iiiM e t liv e p o lic y to t a k e t h e p la c e o f l ho p j
Uy l,lt‘
Al,* ot'U t'd
H eretofore, attem pts a t creating or " I 'l l be see In' you," and means , erv over spllleil m ilk , m any, m any m enta but also o f unstable •!,.
t h r e a t s n o w e x is tin g . H u t h o w can t h e y b e s u r e t h a t a lia There were two Depurate Item* piuctlcuhie byproducts from anth- Just about as much to the recipient, i times, hut it took th * violent action m enta among the w orkers.”
was a "news store’ incite have m et w ith scant suc AH the world Is ready w ith a back I of the deliberate smashing o f the
tio n . no p iu in ly pled ged l'» i n f i l t r a t e , to n u b v u r t , t o in m u t, to Mu* firs t
slap an dthu adm onition. "D o n 't m ilk bottle to Impress Ita m eaning
d o n tro y t h e g o v e rn m e n t.* o f o t h e r n a tio n n , w i l l k e e p H h c o v from N anking by On* Communis cess in an industry s u ffe rin g com w o rry ," but up until a short tim e un their minds,
N ew China N i -wd Agency, glv- petitively fro m oil and n atu ral gas
e n a n t ? B o th p a rtie s to a n a g re e m e n t a u c h a a t h e Q u a k e r * ng the H 11I version (nm l it's •
ago nobody could actu ally tell you
A lot o f other folka tu rn to the
.acurslona.
(c s a tts s s l
Pm * o m i ^
how to perform the fe a t.
1fu ture fo r th a lr w orries, which
p ro p o a e m u s t be o f good f a i t h .
lu lu ) u f the A m ethyst's drama
Slate th a t la inevitably dug
cap* R om ania.)
«!
Then
along
cam
e
m
v
frie
n
d
Date
Dale
telia
us
Is
aa
illljt
and
UtiH e r e la C h u rc h ill a g a in , ap ea k lu g o f e v e n ta o f th e y e a r tic escape. The seroliil is the idling w ith the coal m ay be the
T h * Rom anian new * agency said
C
arnegle,
the
chap
who
ta
u
g
h
t
us
profitable
as
tu
rn
in
g
to
the
past.
agency’s own comment.
solution. W asted under w hite-hot
th * request fo r Sorrel's recall
The account a ttrib u te * ever] tem peratures, a combination of “ H ow to W in Friends anil In fill- To lllu k ttaie this h# digs up the
rnce People," w ith u te x t hook; tim e honored adm onition, “ Don’t followed the arrest last week of *
i e M ’’T h * r e w ax, iw rh a p x , M ill tim e f o r a n n n n e rtto n o r c o l- t Mnngr to
Yuan* Chumle c tlv e n e c u r lty , bused u |« m th e a v o w e d re a d in e a n o f n il ftHh.n. who is not Identified h .-lute and sm all-ai|ed a n th ra u te e n titled , "H o w to Slop W o rry in g - cross your bridges un til you come "g a n g u f black m arketers and
is transform ed into a lightw eight
smugglers who adm itted they
! to them."
m e m b e ra c o n ce rn e d to e n fo rc e th e declH io nn o f t h e L e a g u e o f what apia nrs to in- haste if porous compound. W hen hrok-ni and S ta rt L iv in g .”
R eceiving an autographed eopy
He telle us th at It isn’t good wanted to leave Rom ania Illegally
N a tio n n b y th e x w o n l. T h e d e m o c ra c ie n u n d t h e i r tie p H id e n t w ritin g , t.uter, in th * com m ti- up it looks Ilka brownish chunks from the author, I've been reading t sense to w o rrv about e ith er the fo r Vienna and w ere being tp-lpi-d
a r y . t h e u g i-n i-y n a m e s Y u a n *d
x ta te a w e r e x till a c tu a lly a n d p o te n tin fly f o r a t r o n g e r t h a n ' Hrv,h ‘‘ u“ ”" ' v n u ,n i"
It In m v snare tim e nml find t h a t ' mist or the fu ture. O ur only eon by Barrel.
•h i- " c o m in a n d e r o f th e peopIsV of c in ilc rs --b u t HH'k-hard.
The product has liven duldied w hile most o f the Inform ation It rrrn should lie today, the present,
HA.
B arrel Is a 30-yenr-old liiiiu h
th e d ic ta to r x h lp x . bat t h e i r p o x itio n r e la t i v e l y t o t h e i r o p - I*I m ration
m m y at
tin- /(,’hlihid I It- by its o rig in a to r the Le contains Is alread y known nml ns that Is the only period o f tim e career diplom at. He form erly k i v p o n e n ta w a x lexx th an h a lf ax good a x i t h u d b e e n tw e lv e kiang fro n t."
tt win from near Chlnkiafg I 1
Navigation C'-al Co. flu* firm. ha* been told to us over nml over we are able tu use effectively. ed In the M iddle East.
m o n t h * b e fo re .
Imiiiilctl in I7 P I, is unc o f the old again by thinkers and philosophers He advisee us to block o ff both
------------------------------------- ^
‘
lint
the
A
m
ethyst
escaped.
Cm
" V l r t u o u x m o tiv ex . tr a m m e lle d l/y i n e r t i a a m i t i m i d i t y ,
-iti'-e the beginning o f tim e , It took the past and the fu tu re and m ake
Yuan Is a pparently the lesporu- cut 01 the nation.
tinmost
o
f
today
.
Hale
C
arnegie
to
assemble
It
In
a
u ro n o m a tc h fo r a rm e d a n d re x o lu te w ic k e d n e x a , A x in c e rc -Ide officer who has to explain
I.idltv is designed tu provide the
W ork, w hile apparently becom
hulk fur tnlglng concrete known te x t book th at a ctu ally irerm lt*
lo v e o f tie o ce ix no excuse fo r m u d d lin g h u n d r e d * o f m illio n * how she got uwuy.
( C s i l l S M S P ra m P a a e ODD)
11 person to pul such sound advice ing less and teas popular, la given
According to the agency, t.e it. (lie building trades us uggru- into practice.
o f h u m b le fo lk in to to ta l w a r ."
us one o f the best antidotes for m ent a gent to in itia te a criminal
gule.
lets
him
self
go,
The
Amethyst,
act.
A m e r lc u n x w lxb it w e re ax x lrn p le a * g i v i n g R u H x la a x " L c llte concrete weighs only 1 As we have been told again and w orrv. Dale explains th a t tha m ind
he says, furred a passing steam
H e said, however, it “is nut unx u ra n c e o f peace. B u t th e v o ic e o f e x p e rie n c e * a y a t h u t f i r m - er, the K iu ngliiig, to serve *• one-third us much as copcretu ns In. most o f the things we w orry can la- occunted, w ith on* th in g
about never happen, and to Impress at 11 time. I f vou give it w o rk to | la w fu l entrapm en t when ollicsri
n e x * a m i o b v io u s s tre n g th a r e a b e tte r p r e v e n t iv e .
n shield us she started tier "is- made w ith ordinary aggregates, this fa c t upon his renders’, Date to und keep it occupied W
Vtrilh
ith ccono n -jb
j e tfcv e a defendant is engaged In
fammiH" escape. The A m cl by it mid w ithout any decrease uf gives numerous Illustration s of ..........
ought*
lught* __H
( I 'cann
cannot
ot b e* jj u n la w fu l bualne
buainesa and the pur pure
then sank her, as well as a num strength," says Lehigh's presi people wlm have w o rried them sel invaded hv w o rrv . To im prove. h la i o f entrapm ent Is not to induce
ber o f Junks try in g to rescue dent, Robert V. W hite.
ves deuthlv ill over just such a s it point lie asked tho feed er to tr y j commission o f a crim e but to te
-u rvlvurs In (he w ater. Seven!
O ffic ia l recongnltlan u f the pro uation. U n lik e most luniks it does am! think (if tw o th in g ! a t one*; I curc evidence,"
were
drowned,
says duct has come fro m Hlchard Mulxe, nut content Its e lf w ith generalities, for exam ple, a wom an fillin g a j
T h e Ho-cMlled xum rm *r fic tio n lx till r i g h t in itx w » y — hundred
S tate A tto rn e y W . D. Hupk . i t
cases, Date
D ale has been | thermos ju
g and a m
man
drin!
lig h t . (jU-HHunt iiiiim |x ir t» tit, in tu n e w it h th o lo w e re d x c iih o Yuan, who also charges that Pennsylvania secretary o f rnitus. In c itin
m gy such caeca.
Jug
an d
rin k in g ' ial<i defense a rg u m e n t* of entrap:
H rltish
naval negotiations
for •ou.se, ua engineer, said:
p
a
rtic
u
la
r,
to
.
give
th
*
person's
|
a
bottle
o
f
Coke.
T
r
y
It
Vouraelf
m
#nt
, „ d ,u t# m # n t» o f lawyer,
o f r e » p o n * ih illt y w h ic h w e c u ll v n c n tio n . B u t u f l c r t h r ......... the
A m ethyst's
release
wrr*
"H ue to its tightness It w ill re- name ami address, pointing out nml sec If vou can do It. You can . r . . . u i . m i
fo u r * u c h la x ik x llte y n il ix ’g ln to xeem a lik e . T h e H U gnred m erely to stall fo r tim e while dure the uvrruli cost u f I.m ldlng tills n r that person and his or her think of and visualise e ith e r o n . t t f i S t T L S E T ' - " V f ^
ro m itn c t) p n llx . T iie u w lm l n lrm it it Look w i t h m e n t in it lo r the prepared to escape.
nnmi's hut nut both at the same tim e,
. J jS " *
?
'Mr ' ,y
und reduce the necessity fu r many actual experience w ith
“ C ategorically denied," 1* th# gilders and beams to support
W hether vou ure a w u rrU r nr | *
s ti { ro * ’
nml address** th at cun h*
A u g u *t?
not, you Will find "H o w to Stop I _ T o t F *r , o n il attacks again,t
checked und verified.
flours."
W h a t iilio u t tin old In x ik , fo r 11 c h a n g e ? T r y o n e of terse comment frutu the London heavy walls and...................
A lfo fJ by defense lawyer,,
.o lm lru lly to this whole account.
MiRious -o f people w o rrv over W orryin g and S tu rt L iv in g " bjl |
M aize said the hard coal re
H om o h a n i-to -g e t-in t o liu t In te r e n t h r id lin g b o o k * o f U n i t e r
Dulo C arnegie both Interesting
Y uan is ipmtud us cuncludln|: gion's biggest problem Is tu woo som ething th at has already hap 1 Dale
interesting an
andd ! Hopkins replied We are lucsy to
have U few people left like Mr.
S c o tt, o r D ic k o n * ? i f you h u v o It fe e lin g f o r m u x ic , fo r th e T firm ly believe th a t the peothe building Industry Into tu rn pened, a situation they arc power p iu llta b le rending. You w on't get
r ic h c o lo r o f oltl tiq w x trlc x , w h y n o t u d ip iritis S p e tixw r'x pie's lllw ratlo n a rm y ami people ing uwuy from the trad itio n al less to change. C arnegie tells how much uut o f It If you skim through A lfo rd who w ill report tilings of
_
"F ’a e r le Q u c e ttc " ? T h e r e c u r re n t r h y t h m o f t h a t lu x t lo n g “ f die whole country w ill never crushed stout, gravel and slug us a college prnfe g r Ini Dressed this It nml fo rg et it, Im t I f you take thla kind, -"
• /
rt
fact on his class one day by plac- time and th ink w h ile you read, It
aggregate
m
ateria)
and
use
tho
lin o i * lik e t h .it o f little w a v e * on 1. x ito lto ro d h e n ch . S h a k e * - ( V i ^ y ‘ wVlt
f.!rg.“ “ nd pst'
ig a bottle o f m ilk on his desk, has tha pow er to change your en
-hullbyproduct
insteud.
o o a ro h a x m u x ic , ten*, and u tlcop k n o w lo tlg o o f th e m o t iv e * ,jun
then q uietly going about Ills teach tire life and bring you health and
The firs t hurdle In this direction ing n f a suhlcct thut apparently hnnplness.
Hu demuiiils punishm ent, npult h a t m o v e m en .
has I,ecu overcome by the recent
* —IIHIVE-IN—
I f y o u lo v e th e o u t-d o o r* Im t h a v e to * t u v a t h o m e to ogy und compensation from this approval o f the New York C ity
m lm l th o m ill o r n in m ig e th e b a b y , w h a t iilio u t S t e w a r t H rltish.
W a ll F a p e r - F m ln l
The agency's com m entary is Hoard of Htundiinls th a t the nuw
E d w a r d W h it e ’* " T h u F o r e x t" o r " T h e ( 'u ljln ’’ o r t iie I'u d g e t along the sumo line, callin g fur type aggregate can be used fur
S o u n d o n e " S e c re t l l o r lt o r ," o r K a th r e e n P in k e r t o n '* "puitlslim cnl
tt'a a tta a ** f i t * r s i s Oa*>
fo r the
crlm lnsl office building and other con
C A R C E N T E R IN K IT C H E N
celpts totalled 11,712,7*8,000 fo r
" T h r e o ' i A C r e w " ? W h a t a t * n it J o h n U u r r o u g h * . f o r a acts o f tin- cruiser <a!e) A m *, struction In the world's greatest
I f an old, lnconvenl*iii kitchen th * fiv e month period this year.
tliy s t.” It goes on to conclude rnttropulls.
c h a n g e , o r R ic h a r d J e f f r ie * ?
Tha Lehigh firm Is now callingI cannot he made all-m odern a n d ; compared w ith | M
il,tlt M‘ )U45,(X)0
----------- I '
th at "th e whole course o f the inT h e n th e r e a r e th o o e q u ie t b o o k * o f m e d it a t io
l t ln o n peo - c blent
profoundly
teaches* (he In soma o f the nation's to p flig h t glam orous, tha atorege and w ork m r > a substantial gain IS
p ie R M e V e n t* " F r o m A C o lle g e W in d o w " m id " IiC H illl' tile j Chhiunir people the viciouanasa,
. space a t least can, o ften be hutch ' „hoWri % ' r*ci-fpta -fihrm th e 'a
m ple
carp e n try,
| ci|„ c Wau n-eordod fo r llveatogk
pl* carpentry,
hypocrisy and shamelessness uf neers to sc* Lid He in action. A Im proved by aajm
S t i l l W a t o r * " b y A r t h u r C h r ia t o p h e r H uiiaon.
S everal cab nets designed fu r o f cr0JI p i„ (|ucts, but a slight deIm
perialists,
no
m
a
tte
r
who
they
nuw
11,f,0P,(Hto
product
Ion
plant
______ ______ riti*4
A n d w h u t a b o u t y o u r c o u n tr y ? T a k e J. T . A d n n i* , " T h o
a -is . i - s aa t. e -i*
ure."
has been built entirely o f concrete thls purpose n housing l a l m r a - ' n j l u prw |UBtl,
E p ic o f A m e r ic a " , f o r e x a m p le , o r " T h e A m e rlc n tt H c r lp N allaaat Beak Hid*
torlps o f Urn U . .8. D epartm ent o f
X otal lecvlpts, by elates, from
"The policy o f A m erican Im using the sliule nggrvgatu.
• a * ee*
tu r e a " b y V a n D o r e n a n d C a r m e r : *o m u o f th e w r i t i n g * o f perialism In China has reaped
year and
T h u m u * J e ff e r x o n a n d th e o t h e r * w h o helped to m a k e ua what it has sown and B ritish
year Includim perialism w ill likew ise reap
w h a t w e a re .
C urrent production o f hard coni t a " " . ' " ,r w,w
^ " " " ' l e i l i Atubuma, 1 1 2 1 ,.'11X1,000 and
more than
thanh ahlfa lfo fo f CCabinets
abinets are
are pictured
1'I*!.’®®*’.
A u g u s t ix a g o o d t im e f o r a gm ut book. W h y n o t t r y wltnl it lias sown," th * agency Is only U little more
pictured and
and ePx ^S.'I10?
- '^ M
f f i b S ' •?l(,r,,l?
^ ' o e o S***M
l a 3 8 ,p
1 1O2O8 I says.
l u- peak lunnagi.
world w a r 1. „ |a |ned In this h
one?
m i . sII
Koch lunguiiKc, Ip both Items, It In now lll'twc of world w ar 1. „ |B|nr() |„ this hulletin fo r fo w l i'ft ,a a a , i i s?2 i
is threatening Im t only vaguely
UMih
so. It m ight m erit serious to ntruuhlc-for
clothlS: us
! . well
W .Il K
C aroilaa,
i pa
N ex t
lo
water
truuhlc-for com
ciim f/.m
Mim.L
il, ch.fro
chore clothes,
as -| l)t)0'r tix o n u iu
M i h „ „ ilI,l «raWn iiin
' corn if W ritten In less obvious every 10 lulls uf nmrkcluhle cuul * wall cabinet, combination serv- 5L, nK^rwin^ d‘L 1’iM u n ii m "
' i i l n i i i i i m ' - „ ,i
In th a 1 8 8 0 ’ h p lo n o e rx fr o m N e w ................. tr ie . I tu u h - ' S l T r , l U K n g j i r ' w W h ? h . “W f c mined, 200 tons nf water must be Ing cabinet and wood box, and a
pumped
to
the
surface—come*
th#
serving
cabinet
to
aland
beside
.
.
T
n
^
S
r
x
io
’
V lr iln la t l - ’O 170 000
l a b i h h u K lC D l f n r m l n a c u t ilv r 2 0 0 m it« H n m ith o f th ,. M o x i- i n . radio usually displays,
......
Two lu n .
y p j r M
M
- M -W
c a n b o r d e r in L o w e r C u lif o r n ln . D r o u g h t iiti.l tlix lu tic o f r o m 1 rh i" i’« f ‘ *culur Im m dcaat gats lock uiul other deliris are also
ro a d x a n il m a r k e t * d e f e a t e d th e m . I n th e IHH l)'* th e y m i ld «,AM|1* ln7 ,,l£r ,n t "* H m **- N h a t
often break up
to a n K n g i ii h a y n d lc a t e w h ic h d r e a m e d o f a g re a t w h e a t er«i“ yYunn a m m
Mw i ^iiurree
S . T g .^ r
old-fashioned k i t . . —
e m p ir e . D r o u g h t a m t d ix ta n c o d e fe a te d th a t, too.
'•It sounds
......................................tike the fu m b lin g o f th * waste together with th * coal, j W
-------------------icd
hite designed prim
p rim arily
a rily fnr
fnr re- MftJWO A jkansa*. , *177,689,000
’get
W a r b r o u t h t a g o o d ro a d to th e d u x e rte d h a rb o r, i r r i g a u second s trin g propaganda crew
modeling farm houses, the cabinet* j anil ll2ft.B04.000, Louisiana, 1117,
But
w
ith
the
production
of
U
.
(
"
iu
w
ih
ix
...............................”
£
K
uu'V ~ In'vu wirT an.i 'sin iiotiT rinn'
tio n I * b e a t in g d r o u g n t , S a n Q u ie n t in c it y , once th o u g h t d e a d white the firs t team la o ff for l i t * the test phase o f s tn .ra lln u 1y auitalile elan fo r new kitchens, |-7 » ,000 and 1108.818,000.
the
weekend.
i * c o m in g In t o n e w l i f e . I t * m o d e rn p io n e e r * have h ig h h o p e *
the coal fro m the refuse la tie- S '.* ? L - 0UJ j!
JL ' h i
A rcn eo.oim t* have faund r t It ro in iiiita the Hed high com ginning to see the Istter go Into a kitchens as w ell as those In the
f o r It . T h e y k n o w m o r e a b o u t g a r d e n in g a n ti m a r k e tin g , u n d
.
. ,
I m ain* In Kansas Which indicate
mand to nothing. It leave* no byproduct Instead of ending up ;n- country.
w it h th e g o o d r o a d d la ta n c u fr o m m a r k e t * hu* d ix u p p e u re d . doubt, o f c o u n a , atf to what ita
M a te ria l* and tool* needed to th a t three and four-toed horsai
M a n y a n o t h e r g h o * t to w n o f t h e \V e * t m ay p ro v e th V - w riters th ink (he high command gloriously on u refuse hank. Th at build the caJdnets are generally no jargmr than a fox te rrie r once
e
x
tra
revenue
from
the
byproduct
fa m ilia r to *Ji# fa rm carpenter, ma<|# that p a rt o f the country
^
It w u * m e r e ly b o m to o mood . T h e d r e a m * u f th eir fo u n d e r * m ight to do,
m ay Iw what's needed tu stop the says M
s ir*,
w era
rald
m ln
in *t O.
u. O
u rre
,
r*, fle
rrenll.............................
w e re good, b u t t h e ir tim in g w ax fa u lty .
■low decline tn m ining operation* housing spi‘clallat in th# Bureau of their habitat.
w ith Its subsequent unemployment. Human
num an N uutrition
tritio n and
ana Home
n o m . Ecur,c i.-| „ .
. .bicycle*
.
are aatimThe ultim ate fats o f the anth- nomlci, who designed the cabinets., “ * '• *
^
PHONE 70#
F ir s t
annually In th * M «f Vb•' . .‘I,*#
1 raclte Industry may now lie In the Plywood and uln# shelving arc tha |
, 1
*.*
bands
o
f
the
curiatrurtlun
industry,
type* of wood used.
;L
M '« a it**e a r * * M P m o * 4i))
M aiae says. I t depends un whether
The must difficult constructionI ployed. Ho w e re i w o rker*
L e llte cllrka,
the achoid*, These psupl* a re re- * ''" 'l J«*L* bu4 were nw m et
V1 all th* lienefTts
5he Sanford R e ra ld
lienefits ddff our "l'»«nt hecaus* o f illness, L
Sanford. Florida
By. item w........
ithout being t,f
th an 80 d a y i, o r str
S t icatlonel
t i
The Inland water area in the
Because the bureau
bureau cuuni
D ear B ln
Hecaua#
int* aa United States is 4G,250 square
able tp heln support it in any w ay.
The recant a rtic le on Balsa Tam T h e sale* tax Is the answer to this, employed all peiaona who i____ mi
raid. Mrs. O rre ll suggest*. „ . . . 5 £!I‘T J gtvee amall-slted working
ei) on* hour or more In the itur-*
in your newspaper h a * iBUrrod
rrad me | th
tl » problem uf equal support.
The hulfetlti, “ Kaay - to - R ulld drawlngi and t*Ua bow d ra w ln ii
seat* may be obtained.
to point out the othttr a la * of t h * 1 T h e stale legislature Is doing vey week, cither for pay, | H l t l
Kitchen Cabinets fo r th e B em odel- on a ta rrgor
i
finu Job and should not be 4 rll- «
The G reat luikea form tha la r
haa (men. ac
I not bring r.
Ic liid In any way. The approprla- cused by some labor organisa
es Inland body of fresh water In
t th * need tlpne m ad* by the legislature tions of putting a too rosy glow ha world.
un
employm*»L<
m erit.'
th * people w ithout money tn back It up
of a sales tax,
T h is #
„ ___
....
w.,.# j | * y b# In -1 m *d# In hopes of the sja-clal .
of
Betnltjole
organisations
claim
Albania, leas than Il.lXlO square
(crested in theee p o in t!. A t least • •Io n and to *av* tjmu In thla xpu many persona who were claM M f
Worked parttim e m ile* In ala*, haa a population
tney should know V M It is s tij« » J Maelon of the legislature and as employed
whoa* racial stock ( Albanian I la
necessaryy to hsVd
x.
not (d
have th U ta
tax.
w l**v » lha s la t* out on a
n i _ * . governor. W arren haa aeen
•9.8 percent pur*.
, The state ...
i«d war <
„
^W ednesday add. 1, i«a
TODAY'# BIBLE VERHE
i...
R e v o lt
Red Slavery
iiilim
im o v
B a lk a n
T o o ]L a te T o C lt s s if y
By R U S S IL L R A Y
Scruggs Acquitted
A Book For August
TA LBO riS
». Piograme
cify HU
T a r a t ta a e r—
j c s a a ^ a e s g g s V ■j j a
*LStr^«'-=3?:,K-3SSi’Slf
... ... .
New Life For Old Towns
teJSSi-rFi^IIS ‘SSSisS-
M
m
t
s
«Sp*- wwWliAssf
a
a
f t
U. S. Employment
Sanford Forum
BARGAINS III
ffls SJ'MhiSffiTT
rats
R ,
S
ure ars like th * bln
wkwsrds to s«e wksr#
n and does not car*
M !• going. This must mot
to the State of Fterlde.
be satlsfl<#d w i t i
l|>*4n .month
torm
, j school
Hhool ts
r... w!
J
„ us
„ „
F o r d
Y O U T H R E V IV A L
f
pUtnnlng shows we
n
.
V r1&-’ 4. ■Vh
V' ■'
A 4
ra t a e .
-ic U e e
ir n « *
h n w d u a i
$ lk » B A n * . «
at th# spocl|
; • iH r f
, ,*.#■* J jt*,-.
per sent e f «
Ioftkt Mart
f
f& T s '
of tko Ni m
nm
boot
t ’> i:
ta -
B
t.V
7>r»
ratio
.
7 i4 B F .ll.
mp
sjs
LAND
N „ INC.
M
I
w b
su s. M
•mewl spent ft
i . * U »
JM8I. U 'wUt V i
t federal
)k k i
Farm Income
Hints To Hnnewivez
Ua educational
programs ol
accumulated
this money
dL . d 1 ^ 4 1 #r# pledges to by any type of
utstlonal system .,,
, wtUres in yean lo been built up to
as Social Security payment!,
tigii*
to viffttggt, andil other
“
K
U
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Beasley
—
R*y, R. V. Nan**, i
WlU eem lart tiM .gg
I^ V ta M D S l
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AndPersonal
PAGE,THREE
tret rltrltl there and find yourself | —
| it mini. Not The Mhii, a mull.
Advice on tlds subject Is start ]
H e in #
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IIn American Roman M
-*
Activities
R»
AP
o n t -:;-. i.tn v H l
N i » s t e a l, ir e * W r it e r
....... ...
IIM IKUr
IIW I
iM r.M i
.I H J I l'I V I
New deieiycuts mi tin. market
v - s ir yl„-s,« ft nin being
keep glass lil*ll«»,s. I hey W ill ciai
______
ked dm me dt-lpi'S long, use
co m e o ut o f tin* .11 Ilium - lie a k le s * u n ild .ii mat .it tli
i>ilium of
sltlk a .ft l,|.ftti
I iMid Editor
| assume Hint man pursue*. E v e ry -,
. •one is I'oncctlitiK u girl hs* tot
Hornet hint' und •mmctldnC I1r,'tv.„ | fig h t w ith nil iHissllde ei|uipuieut
tv drnstu is happening to o
to siuil.-!, n Imslmnd. H er licst bet
I'E IA U .l 1 IC F F E T
and
brand.
... romance, .Aiuci
. . . . . . .o
. . uo
... ■
>— t ; its i . , in,Mine she fe d * rom antic
} i 111 Cup Howl j
An e s p rit id some kind out** " | mI mmiC. hut h tio o d P r o v id e r , a
11
ii
Hit,
in ,•. i * , I,lasted Hons.,
r e p o rt nt n iiii-o iin i' th e o il e r tlnv
in w h leli h r d n ti’ lto s rd th e A n * 1'* solid
.,11|||1U|I-Iti/Ch and the Hood ClMW- Hllltlinr. W e t.,III.. It,dish. Crisp
.
i i i ai ' I ’o tn l.i C lin ,
i ........ la te K u is tti
can pri.pl, as M i . - v .r a > < » ||£ |
S in a it m o d e m g i i l I * t l i e . * j , (U1....... • MlU
TH C rtSD A Y
haj.pt
lulling."
-m l Hie
Mr. and Mrs. W, J . Darden en
Mr.
and
Mi*.
1>*„
Wright
a
n
.lt
'm
*'
/
aggressive
one
who
studies
the
t
Reel
in
t.
r .
, ,, ,
, ,
. . . . . . . . . . .... Stan..,i Dish Follows i
The T . E . L . Class of tha P in t tertained on Tuesday night at
l.nok or no>vie f * " '.
OS, H fig u r e s a n d f in ........... w l e re
v n ,. u . lS W 1 T A IIK H
In the Info
Boptl»t Church will moot Ht 7:30 S llv .r Lake honoring their young , „ v, U fl (or Daytona
,'« » « • " • »'••• ....... '<
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I
n
g
l
r
.
h
r
.
i
t
.
. .............1fli',1 r a k e
happily
| arms and t h .. II l,w
S i i : . 1 I.he home of Mm . Klleu »on James Darden, J r . with a birth- bpetid about two weeks.
lit* Mill- Vtlio *t lltllr* IliiM III cult’ll
.
i *’ 1
, ......
| . .. «h,til*li'*ni lnm
810 Elm Avenue.
<l*y warty, cotnmtnionitlnif hi*
_____
11 ,.V,r
t , . i ii In tin. I tpiutv one lilt of ntitif- f i**iii.* ' 1
b
a
k
in
g
p
ond
,
i
.
ir
a
s
p
o
ip
i
s
a
il.
SA TU R D A Y
twelfth birthday. Mr*. Darden
Mr
M |,
.....
, , »»»•••»; - • ' • * * ' » ei.itccfi.'i ii.in r advice to Hit* hi.ptT'd bill ,
v enp i,nit. i ......... on gar inr t '« .
Newly
appointed
committer served delicious rafreshmenU after plan to leave tomori.,., f,.r Frank- 11r V,V* . ' " ' i ' ' ' " ' l " 'r''' '** ‘’Wmm, -till unwed
L -r FI r...m
a n k , ..................
p a rtic u l.u I , *„ ;..........
. i „ r „ ..w
fj»o„
ip r iiiu liite d s n g n i.
i
chaimen of the .Hlmffleboard and Which Jeme* received many *— pl“ ‘ ! ? * ?
tor
........a vy ftom
KHtS (III, N. c . to spend a tw o W eeks
„„ |
■ -Y ..ti ran t catch fish if ymu 11"’""'*'. 1
i * ounces I nu
Touriot Chih Kroup are regueoted from his friends.
l*oii i -n't 11rlit ” And two nent* ....."
vacation.
lure the unp.ilaut iliings in
ll i m e lie d t ',
to meet at 7:!!0 I’.M. to select co• tuv** h ite t
’‘ llo n 't jiint
(lame* were enjoyed durihif the
illg a pel III • n il llo.tr
worker* and outline duties for the
II
|.'h o p p e d I
in;•
11
iiioMt\
c»*
«*nt
.in*l
tin
a him* PPI' •'•
'
_____ _attending
..n d in g w ith, ___
Mr.__and Mrs Ii I IV ikin* have
M a in , i Hi. I i i . i i u y |i»yc !j»l" ' HIM* llllM lit It
,M*t lo*ti Nt coming seaion. A social hour and venlng. Those
lit flo u t, huh
nil to gellii'l
game* will follow the meotlmr. James were Michael Darden. R o - !,t turned to then h.,iin. ,.n Mag K iM ii m ol pw\. In .it• i«ii . nr»* Ih1*'
M o-i **f tin- h i tn li*a i i I ao ml I im !*•-1
• i *ii I to (•••Hi' op am they t'liiJ I 'n iiii l ,t
A ll who are interested In tourist y*rt Yates, Richard Y'ate* Virgil i,(,|iH Avenue site, spending a Ml till'll l\|t. Uttl.-I 'hk'tllt? •*'
" iig in in r with
I
Ickelslmer,
Dickie
Bholta,
B
illy
i
month
at
Daytmui
ti.
u,
h
♦
oiici'pl
ot
t..nmi
••
m
ill
io
iu
k
D
*1
i i* toi •! m ti'ii-n t•* ot «»|iini*tiiA w liu l' ii Np**»*n
activities are invited tu attend.
i ie n lixrv Add
Bliotts and Cecil Landress.
I»»vi* in to l i t 'l i
• to i m i l l l * ••1*1 op I** k **m»I hint. Ouci* VOI. W* I till' ’• in .i 1
i, n a time, ,.>>u
MONDAY
Un
\
Mil
\
•
f
1
*i.
,,
admit
Wlieu
lllll
••'hi *I t hi*
Itoti'll ovi'r V'hh tililiim 1 t,.
Circle of the W. M. H. of the
Ii io I hm heal.'i
o f 1Ilf’*•' |*l* i
\ Mil feel lik'l 1 It' . i.nci'iiled self dislike and relax."I.
P in t Baptist Church will meet
U - i d In .0 . r i
well and add.
J.'l
’k
••
4*V.
I*
e»
s
*
*
.
_
*
!
>
_
'
*on
Bonnie
liave
left
for
I’rusacola
.
aditlesc.
mlolcs,i’l'lll
llllMi
•
1
VM||
a new series of Hslt4*I«*-*| mtisiiiK writ II leel rlc miser is
In their usual places in the church
|wi 1 there's
lilOS,'
t
a
in
southern
Aluhumu
hi
It
1
ll*t
.
1
lull
i., lend which tell you how to
at 3:00 I*. M. A program meet. to write about
i if fen up and pull hack tins tins 1Used add » l . l. eggs, imp at a
in* w ill l« held at 4:00 P. M. In
Mr.
and
Mrs
Lincoln
lirow
j
••H
uhihiii
.
l.iiii.l w lie's slipping away again. i tim e , and he.it oi ' iio rm ig lilv . A dd
pel sAi
i ling.
the assembly room of the Educe*
Circle No. 8 of the F irst Metho
nil
,'e, w ithout which Ith"
IV rao tm lly, I like the old-lush-. m e lte d i liiH'i.lule anil mi* well.
t tonal Building. The Sunbeams dist Church mat at the home uf have' returned to their home in
Sanford after a tluee weeks va- Kn„| | lU.,■I h i .iiuhL Im ppll;-if" '
i.'iicd type of llunking ahonl l<iv»» I Atl,l d i\ iih m . dieni- and s tir un til |
w ill meet at 3:00 I*. M.
Mrs. W. P. Fields an Monday. ration
In BaUlnuur and W ilkes- m aliv |IIM1,|,
m b.'d itio u .ami yetirx,Jii' mid lom ance much lic tte i. Iluy j f .11 t1' " 1 * " 1"'
chu|i|K'il v a l-j
Circles of the Women of the Summer flowara were uaed In de
-to weii to tliatlib u te.
B ade, ra .
Ill till! lino no.i w null'll now oiijc < me,•!s g n l. mill all Hie test ot it, .......
Presbyterian Church will meet as corating the Fields' home.
up to Hie "Wedding March '' 11Turn into an ' \ * x 2-Inch greas ,
] soiiald,
Im ppt
und i i i i I-hp
follows: Circle No. I, Mrs. R. A.
The vice chairman, Mr*. E . (I.
,n l in helieve In Hie t--ttoli,.ti, e»l nail m.d h.iki in a nioderule!
Mrs. Mary Htrong plan* to leave . writes
I hi ...i. i,
ill'll
lb d.
Cobb, chairman with Mr*. R. A. Kilpatrick, J r ., preaided In the
i
Friday
for
Ft.
Myers
to
visit
lt|
,
,
tppin ,'ni di o w l 1 i lie pot11*. wrote hI hiiiI' lliev w ri*e| |3huF i men t•• l."i minutes. Place •
Cobb. 313 West Fifteenth Street absence of tbt- chairman. Mr*. W.
l.liliu
i lot hell,-I limn lhe«' iim Iis 'I c | pan on . ik« i i. < und when pitrllv
in
at H:80 P.M.i Circle No. 3, Mr*. J . pavld cunduetnl lha daao.lona
, Mr<i A | | , n .........
and ...............
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. . . . . . ...
Impel 9101 xp. lls mu win I waul to helieve , cool . ut m' |i- .piuies. Keltlove
K . W. Fite, chairman, with Mr*. ami routine business was carried and
hue III flls l sight.
HIM* lIII till • Ill...... •1 11 mnii',
Bibb.
I I non i'.in » 1 ■ putula.
Wallace Boll, Richmond Avenue on.
It. k'M-*• >*•tl [ . in 1 It ink ik*d
N'oi. I., • I - <i • - ii in - use a *hai p
at
3:30
P.M.I
Circle
No.
3,
Mrs.
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At th# conclusion of lha maaUng
Mra. J . A. H an ,.id has iei unfed iwi'.
I \V4* |.|-M|l|. lllll " ln».' Imvat*.
| k lllt, • I>•I ,
' * Mg I'K'U ||.
I.. 1.
I. Frazier,
chairman, with
Mrs. refreshmvnts w .re served to Mr*. |0 hpr home on I' miI.
L.
Ira z le r. cbalrmaii,
w th Mr*,
t i f I r Ih«*
\k « i »• | *i •'••|*l.i I .....I for t i l l
1Ill's
Roy Mann, I . - West Nlntesnth Kllpstrlck, Mr*. David, J . M. .pending the weekend m i.mm-a- •»i
oil,Inn Ml
It, 1 .Ie I 1* liQ.
•mi*
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Hayes, Mrs. E . II. Laney, Mrs. P. v|j|p wf,j,
lllll t•' IIIM||*'| •i Mi. Heh 1 , n a ln i
Ma
d is a b le i..u
i "ii
R. Stephenson, Mr*. M. R. H trlck-, U rl.sne and In Jacksonville
.lack sent die with dlMihm-.
I ,
land, Mrs. Oliva Wslls, Mr*. 1 . A. ( j,#r npphaw Dr
lr. Kenneth M.orls. I Would v ..11 Id.. 1 . ki...w how-III
'• lie
ik. 11
in fn.It If
I,' called "th " 1
it,ok.
1 Pundtr, Mrs. C. I.. Butnsr and M rs ..
in. in,
a,. (II
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Field*.
1 W. B Moyc . J r rledroiiic tech-1................"" "ii,.
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tl i.v •l»* V4III ,.„ ;le " " « lc
nlclan 1 /c on Hie Mena, who 1,1."I.
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has bean visiting to- luunly In
Bsnford-Orlsada Road Turn on
' love''
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a* , |*. %I. * l kill
F la . 416 al tka Flashing Arrow
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1
■I m e e t* .in
1 "lle l "It III
Sunday to return i.. 1.1
l.il'e .. b ,e. I . t •• 1:tii ivvcholoBJc ‘
Noifolk,
Va.
he* i raid
! iiio .'.I 0, ,1 c it III t
First Central Florida Hhowing Circle No. 6 of the Fintt Metho
t** i ill III I*.ha
.1 im p 'it* "
Mr*. Kdwaid h Met nil und I of llie -e i an III,.- ■ III., t l / Uo
d ic Church met last Alonday at
...• li-.iti,fii* i . , n w i i l i hlin
th* horn* of Mr*. Claud* Htrndon children, Edward, Ji sod Muxan, . .
m u i ii t w i l l N t F .M I'N I'
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on Magnolia Avanu* at 3:00 P.M. returned on Mondst Innu New ,;.,}
: .t i- Id.c »hli with M r*. L. M. Swain acting a* Smyrna Beach when iio> spentk j »x I n . , <a . H i i l l - .................... a n d ex
\I.
Ml
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Ihupresident. Regular business was tile mouth of July t i n , weie p re s -..- .i . Ii . d .
i i . 'i i i a lib lu
IIOIIII. f , | lit
t*f II -%••• Ik H i
joined
over
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conducted and a discussion was
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Ill'll
i .o ' in 1 l i n e
\ I I Ho.
held un plans fur the coming ysar. McCall.
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Refreshments were served at
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I •*1ill* l Ml* 4
Mr. and Mr*, hied W Cope l Im - and p, ,li,n il*
>t In i .■. Ni-v
the cnnidusiio.
yb* w ritin g t,.
M i u »i t 'l l M
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three
children
have
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M ri. Hwain, M iss Bessie Zachary,
Ft.
Myeis Beach where
Im .a n lirjn
Mi nmi M
l» II tel Ik**•-w :iti
Mrs. L . Hughey, Mrs. H arry An from
they Spent *1* week- .1 ,- J'..pi-s
.......... ,..rt
||„ „ l.i„ g lha'
ItOllll* 4 tl I" .I * ii.* Im Mi «*| ii **n
derson, Mr*. I*. A. Howland. Mr*. mother Mr*. W. M Mr.islmll re- j
,,. i, „|
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.te
•'ilk
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Win I*- Hi \ ui
Herndon.
Mae „ Sturdivant,
. . . , , , u Airs.
n,
' • ‘t t y a n i , [ turned w i t h th e m a f t c i a H ir e ,- ; | „
Ig g l I M il
g'l .bliclllg
ii'iltl I *1111*1 • •* \l' int*» t tl M>* |nl*i!
i^r :
0 r „Vl11- weeks'
visit
In
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Bsrk*. Air*. Kd Lloyd, M rs. B o y -lT , nl| wl(h frle m |. a n .i i i ' l a l i i i 's Iii-i liiin d i ,ii i.
• •*inr»
t n i ., .i new
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c t t . a n d M rs . I - H. Ila r k a y .
CtrHn Pilmtr H«y—Society Editor
Social Calender
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1). SANFORD FLORIDA
THE SANFORD
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Soctal
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AUGUST a. ltd*
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’Ie l r p l i u n * 14H
James Darden It
Honored By Parent*
P e rs o n a 1 5
11 \mil m s BKAI TV N O O K
W ilt close S»t lu g o it *t,h for two Weeks
2~iul...... W *t»h f„ i School Special*.
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HARRIETT
JUrt N . P ark
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HEDY
HDBl R1
LAMARR CUMMINGS
LET’S
IN
THURSDAY
Mrs. Fields HontewM
F K lim
ror Circle Meeting »nd point ........................
RADIO STATION
W.T.R.R.
Methodist Circle 5
Has Regular Meeting
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H " 'll
Pivtly Undies
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Mr. and Mrs. Kmi D-.-m-i and
children, Kvio and Fluid, have
iilurned from New Sniuna Reach
\ .Iieie they speui ihr
is*It of
■
IUl>\ While t h e i r llie v had Ms
their guests, Mrs. Millikm K Vihlan and son Roth, and Mir. .1. D.
D o.iey of Behring.
Mr. and Mrs. Hilaries A. Smith
of Jackson H e i g h t s , I.. I., N. Y.
have ai rived lo spend alsmi tni
days with Air. Smith’* parent*.
Mr. and All*. Virgil Sunlit ut
fhi-lr home on West Kighleeulh
Si reel. Mr. Smith Is u**"ciat*«l
Street at 3:30 P.M .i Circle No. 4. with the RCA television servicing
Mra. C. C. Henderson, chairman department In Jackson Heights
with Mis. John W. Wilson. Holden
Lake at 8:30 P. AL; Circle No. r>, j Miss I .aura Mao llrmvn arrived
Mr*. A. B. Mcltaney, ct.M.rman, oil Sunday from St L.mi*, Mo. to
with Mr*. Kre<l S w a n k l , I l l f i 1spend the no,ml. of August with
West Twenty-lflth Btreel »i 3:30 her mother Mis H. II. Brown. Site
P.M .: Circle No. 0, Mrs .1. K. was accompanied liomo hy Alls*
Muiii'cr, chairman, will not meet Jean Crowd,', „ f Si. Loui*. Mo*
this m.mtlit Circle No. 7. Mrs. Brown uu.l M.»s Crowder are boil,
Leon Walker, chairman, win, Mr*. taking grudunle work at Wasli
F . T . Williams, 320 Oak Avenue at iiigt.m I'u lve.-.ly of Ht. I.oiil*.
SiSO l ‘.M.; Business Wotnan's
Air. and Mi*. W. J . Morris,.„
C ircle No. I , Air*. C. Al. Boyd,
chairman, at Bwcetwaiei Park. left Hos after,moll for Harrison,
Oviedo, for picnic at Odiu I' M ; N. Y. I„ „ i l ,- i i , I llie wedding of
llieir tlaiiglilet Miss Kathryn Mur
Busin*** Woman's Circle No.
Miaa M aud# W ilson, chairm an, 1
•«*
D augh tary o f lla rw ith M rs. J. O. Am le*, Jr. IftOU | rlson. The wedding w ill be an event
uf* Sainidav
returning
In
French Avenue.
................. II,'fore
....................
...
Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Murrisun
T r y frosen orange juice lu will als„ visit their son William
aca o f fresh orange Juice in Morrison. Jr. and his family .in
Hadley, Muss.
m akin g orange aharbeii.
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HAPPY. BIRTHDAY
Jean Hobson
Cay Walts, UHN
K id d le * U n d e r 12
Always Free
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fatluuiied lu M .iit'iolMy
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A i k / o r I t i i t / u r w a y . , both
tr a d e - m a r k t m e a n th e sam e th in g .
0 C A -C 0 tA C O M fA M V I V
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W -'
jttrroHH from Prlm-i-mt '^e^tru RUIk.
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WE AUK HAPPY TO HAVE A PART IN SUP
PLYING EVERY DEPARTMENT IN
With
Installation of a Modern
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Glass and Metal Store Front
NEW
STORE
D r v Good* — N o tio n s —
Work Clothing
Jack K btwer, Owner and Manager
Florid*
J a c k s o n v ille
215 S anford A v tim *
;
A PART
I n B u r n ish in g
th e con crete
W e a r e h a p p y to lia v e h a d a p a r t ir i
materials for this new en
NEW STORE
223 W. 3rd Street
PHONE 1241
f t GIVES ME GREAT PLEASURE
TO ADD MV BEST WISHES fOR
THE SUCCESS
*1
We’re happy to have supplied material* tor
jour beuutiful new store
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( U K H IT M (.l(.
It. T. COWAN
OWNEKS and OPERATORS
JOHNNY DAVIS
M ID I. Sill>K H I T T
/I Cordial Invitation
IS EXTENDED TO UUK
Friends and Customers
ta visit
Located in tlio Mi»isr|i KmMim
MRS. W. C. LYNN
H A l.K H IiA IIY — S IIO K
H K I'T ,
To us it ’s U wonderful hoim- , . ;i dream mine trm
Believing* in the fu tu re **t S a n lm d ;md Im ow im :
the m en and w om en of nur heaut.il'n! city de sei
shopping c e n te r that is < on i •;» i aide to .m y in the J
we iinve c o n triv ed to c*i\*■ them a in i' that they w
proud o f and happy to tell iheu- Iriend uhout! W e
it expresses oui fa ith in the fu iu re o f an ford.
We have endeavored to imi'rnve the < i"aliiy of our
ehandise and th e e ffieien a <*i mu ei n o . . e v e ry
has been p lan m at, to the minutest d etail, to g iv e y<
U tm ost in shopping coiid"i l and plea are.
A U G U ST 4
10 : 0 0 P . M . .
Entertainment, Informal St> lo ^Jio^^iid Refreshments
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T A t Store W h e re S m a rt P e o p le S h o p
ROBERT BROWN INC
S A L E S M A N — M B N 'H D E P T .
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1 H B S A N F O R D H B1
Chicago C u b ] C lif f M a p **, Y an kaa o a tfla ld played m inor * r , pitched three
Innings fo r
left' Fordham F lin t in the
M ich ig an S ta te
to p lay w ith League in 11)41. H e a lio played
firs t and caught.
High School AlStan
h Jacksonville To
B E ST W ISHES
T H R IF T Y
SH O ES
Protect G row ing F eet
on the opening of youi
hesptiful now store
|move
j g to** f liaSSL
wr f y Coomba,
'“,hiEn,jl
baakettm ll cogjh
k for g of the Unlveralty of Illinois H i | -------Reir th at T otl C ham pion*, w ill conduct clluc
Sanford eelilona on the hoop aport. A id '
ir td the D u k e 'W y r c , athletic tra in e r hr
.
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tM h y Hanford
dlatance In
the o p k n t n t a i i d lim ited the
*
V W i e a l t o r e d h it* to
“R *
0 v ic to ry aa he
iS M W
HOSIERY MILLS
CONGRATULATIONS
AND BEST WISHES
•* "•
The home d u b cam e hack in
the nightcap to overcome a tw orun lead hold by I h t G la n ta to go
or. to w in by an S to 8 count. H i*
o f the la le t m a rk e r* w e re urtearned. J a c k iJeal and Joe dchuiU
pitched In tha fin a l gam a.
M eunw hlle, the Ht. A uguxtlnu
Ku I o I h und the O rlando Hermtora
were wonhed out In O rlando l u t
night und th e U aineavllle O-Mun
nipped tho D eLand Hed H a t* by ]
a 6 1 to 4 m arg in . R ighthander i
M v rll H oag, who waa turned down
bv the lloaton Had Box ua a relief
Inn let e arly thla w eek, won til*
W ill game o f the aeaaon in (la in **-
,
*
ih d Irtjurlee.
;
W ir e aiao w ill work w ith p lir-l uhhwim
e r l uti both A ll-S ta r teama to hap
1
Iron out the k m k * during thdr* J |IU
ture a day w orjtoiile.
K m *.
t h * South aquid, w ith ouUtaad- «l..w I
In * talent fro m M iam i and Tampa
xchoolit aa a nuejeua, fig u re * to be Kirin
a alight fa v o rite over the North
rtqUad. H ow ever. Coach (leone " " nny
Trolfdon o f M iam i H ig h, who will
n„m
lead 1IH* Bouth S ta r*, won’t take
lig h tly the challenge o f the North
e rn er* under Coach H pik* Wtlehlnger o f D aytona Beach Main
land.
Exterds Best Wishes
tarbain,
I Puda
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E a c h *<iuad w ill h a v e repreaenlativ e a o f 10 hc I io o I k Id i t * g e o g rap h i
c a l a re a .
'a n 'X
on the opening of
their beautiful new
store.
O f tlie o rig in a l <>tl e tu i* aelwted
fo r both *i|u a d i, only *lx have 4»cllned to play. M uet o f thrm
T h e id e a o f orange* and grape
f deaired m ake* a ^ d ellg M fu
■oollng beverage fo r t h f young-
B E ST W ISH ES
For Continued Success
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a n im a l* <n N o rth A m erica which
1* extending Ha ranga. ______
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H A PPY TO JO IN
IN WISHING >
GOOD LUCK
AND SUCCESS
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I'KIllll, III
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A M M H It 4 *
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I I I'le v e lm iil
Williamson—Dickie
Manufacturing Co.
WE A R B
H A P ifY
W ITH OTHERS IN
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k m a n t l u J f - b ’- y .
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Mh I I i i i i with I )li
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Jiinae lltlt Jiuiea, 1‘enlii
Kilitkar. Kinm.rlcli. Hterll
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IP,M *nu*. I'enln l.ed -Hu
1111* 11111* » IIII--illf Peal 1
1; llallav I HU -lif Hi
11*11.r * IP ' *P»«1 I III 4
■At, mid-tlrt AoMj/b
n am e* T e a a y
nriiiiiiiu at h i . A u iu a tla *
(luluaavilJ* ill p e (*a d .
Unvtunn Ileai-ti at Hanford,
ltt,**l,urg at I'a la lli*.
in their beautiful
new home
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Baltimore, Maryland
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CONGRATULATIONS
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which Pfohl l i dlractln c fo r the
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Foundation,. I* try in g to fill that fixtures harp «
b ! | order.
BEST WISHES
N.c„rl„,.
awramir ,oul d * tlon> believe* the eamp »ti t
been P|M J !
nucitu* of a Southern-horn muile Krily c* r p « t Fain'
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■ vo'«* '• * d f laatwandat achoei
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On the opening of their beautiful
new etorfe. We welcome them to
oui* neighborhood.
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LAN ErS DRUG STORE
S a J n S S y s t t a $ £ s b & x tu fiS c
) 0 t o f thla taetad com bination.11
leader la ponvlacad. w ill com e.
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tenda n a tive N o rth C arolinian student* from among hi* contndi
Eugene Sherman
T h ir ty m illio n people In the'
'■Ited S ta te * earn th eir living
krotigk agriculture.
Co‘ " ■
w, ri* Inetalled hj
lb " Sherm an Co
provided concrete f
M r*. Shoem aker
ih r i.d la s ra ad y .
„ irn t. which inclu
iire-*ae«, a p o rti w
f
- —
L a d ie s ' H a ts
G eorg ia g ro w * m o r* n u ti than
ny other a u to In the union, w ith
N ew Y o r k C i t y
-k-7 hJd,OTN! r « 1s
Include* a llna o f children1* w a ft
Irmn s ite* fo r In fa n t* to those IS
y e a r* uf age,
J s in r* Robson, J r. haa charge of
Jh" m«n*» departm en t which fe e! " i r . * com plete line o f nationally
advertlied man's clothing In the*
IM r.it style*.
M r . Cuwan h » a n b u * lq « i* in
Nunfon),
\ \ tM 0 wUh
m u ii II clothing M ora at 600 Sanford
Avonue. In IM M ha movad to' 480
.A v * " u* »nd in ie a « to
H I h ast r ir a t S lraot. In t h a '
" p r ill* o f 1046 ho p u r d la ifd t h l
r ,,* * n B ulldliig, com pletely remodeled II. and on Oct. 86, IM S opened h i* new clothing Mora.
I
Since th at tim e, the business
completely outgrew the facilities
«»i thi» ntnri* and made It n#c#sisfy
MADE A DISCOVERY
AND WE HAVE TOO!
Columbus’ was the Western Hemisphere . .
Ours was on East First Street . . light here
in Sanford, Florida . .
Wishes to extend Best
Wishes to the new
Virginia Elections
C c H lK lflk .
(l.a a lln a tc Oram P an * (la#)
inilier two office.
Hut on one n o r a tha o rg in ltd
'" " k " |,cht'ig ** by a-nam to
I May this expansion bet a -stepping
},-. stona to a moie Succfs^jful futuref
laven-waak i*m n **a io n to J .in
Ih i Instrilctlunal s ta ff and a frw
OUiera who coma In fa r th« *>r».
fla a ta m ak* up the TO-plete fr».
llv a l orchestra, which Pfohl .11N e ll..
I W p ll* ll U tha festival, new * i .
M w k jn g lta fourth .aaaaotti'lthat
w a gglnad attention fa r tha faundatlon, ."It I* tha camp and ift*
work on which ihg Route^ can hope
...fb l* w*» in fh * coastal d u e it
Elliabath City county — w harf
«|*te D e w w r*llc p«rty c h a lt iS .i
^ A lv*" Mi»»*nburg td it Jilt
«»«»mln»tlon for tha h a u a e ^ l
daUgata* In which- ha h old s'ilm
of Sp»*her, ,
, .
J L , ^ f 1'SSI^lA 1n
^ W > M W p a l§ a
*?,
b ,* t 1^ ' M *enburg b I m
h im , let tomp|p' ' r,tU rn ' f,BW
R js% ju r
„, ' c r v *
that music |* fur norm al, svarago o f Klchtnnnd In
Pfopla, and. not something fnlitad ntlon for I,lent (!,.vermfr " h v .
n ff on ■ gullible public by * l.um-h narrow n u t ii,. n .. _K ..*
,
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Beautiful New Home
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p f 6 d l» l a d , / f s i li h o w y o u ’h n v g d is c o v e re d I t b y n o w to o . . I f y d u h a v e n ’t
b e e n d o w n t o 8 4 * i t , b e t t e r g o d o w n a n d ta k e a lo o k . . I t 's w e ll w o r t h t h a
ieipf
© '
Mr. €owan, may wb hop* that you have riUcovfrtd »omfttlinp too • • tbit
o u r d e r v le e i a r e c o m p le te , o u r p e rs o n n e l, e f f i c ie n t a n d p la d a a n t . .
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B e s t w is h e s f o r a W o r ld o f S u c ce ss
FLORIDA STATE BANK OF SANFORD
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" T h e F r ie n d ly H u n k "
R are r dak Harvlce— all othar R tn k ln a fa rllltla *
M em ber F D IC
D apealla Insured op I d 19,600
CONGRATULATIONS
.Th* .U U n a m # of A riso n , coraa. <%iy on™!how' to*
it a 'S S f t '
om two ImJlen w ord *—“arl" w a* thaya a dlftoranc* of oMnlan
aanlng small and "aonaa" mean- And Edwards, who p ro p o L d V ttT o
C c H lK lftX
p tre a n t g e n a r.l sales teg to ,b a in *
CONGRATULATIONS
C o r r e c . ^ a p
( r v /r y /M
BES
♦1
for
aueokys
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la Unity 1W < h Ht»W*—
To P i * act tha P u u # l) u WarMl
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W Pfr* ‘ v t 7 '
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b
Partly iitn ili Hirmiali Friday.
Y e ti
•Ii IIK . i . Light lu lUOOtrt*Et ■ar.4i*l«>
l a Ptbiui.it tha Progress of A aerie*
To Product Prosperity for Sanford.
AN
*, J - .U M t i X X X X
J i—
INDEPENDENT DAILY
piodtice any ininuiny agreement on adjouinmein oilier than a piumne
to c o o p e ra te on - p e e lin g n p th e ♦ ”
*"
h'gh'letivt1 machinery.
not l***ciwluii«>,i In m up.,a ilurt
”1 here »'»» u universal selltl- eBr|y i.ilji.m mui'iii i- unlik, -lv,"
ment that lh" ir>*Jutity Imrlerwliilt l<Ul.u„
a.ltlim,- Mint tire .Scale
ha* Imaged down, Senator Milll- i probaldv mu*i -»tnv lo-n- mini
kin iK-Colot told reporter* after early September
tht.hV.1f,l,rfncJ*
1,11
Senator Slone ilt-tlre t, who of.
M llllkln. rhaiman of the G DI
with ||(„ Mttr(y*^
eonference. wait! Republican lead- c r ii h„ , t(J|a) „
, | lrtl h*
er* would a*k Majority leader preferi( | 0 ndjmiiti -inni-limy IwtAu({ -o and
um[
Lucras (D -llt) to "set u program m ,M|
en ,\ug.
( ongie**
ami do thebrst we can to get rapid could ceturu m Noveinhei, Morse
otmiilutaliun o f it."
aald, If the ndtninlxirution wanted
Senator Taft lR-Ohio| chairman lo call It hack.
of the Senate OOP policy com(itll* Fluor l.entlei Wherry, ol
in It tee, ealil trying to fix u' dr Nebraska. would like in adjourn hy
llnlte adjournment date might ell Aug, 27, hul ini,joi.i> leudec I. iicnn
.-ourage fllibu*ter* and other ***•- j , |>.|h7 ’ ha* wind ti le law m a k e r*
.aylug
must
until ln l,.,i Dm
, , move*.
. . . ......................
. .
.„
niil*t May
wtay on unlll
Informed of the Kepuhllcan *o»-1 y ( f,
kill. ■ileniucratlc
I .AM*. ■■ai A* Ileader ILucira
I IJI IL*I j *m,',,.,',
.
dim*,
slllll j„. Ullll|d
tin e m i’
mid a repurler “ we ran'l do «n y-. .Uiournniwtl pru|.mal* there
hlng about adjournment or our
Mol„ e
In
lirograin until we get approprla- e n u c lin g le g is la tiu n in u M a le o f
mn* out of the way."
‘V o u f u ilu n , lir lu ln lm n a iu l f a l l The Senate ntlll I* debating
niore lliah fllU,U0t),l)0U,(HH) w u rtli1 “ 'Hie bent poniihle thing would
of m o n e y hill* that s h o u ld have
a icfrenliei in lin e hack
been paused before the new fiscal ,,om„ , 0 fl)11| yvl.„i il„ voter a are
•ear *iaried on Ju ly I.
ih ln k in g ," he uilded. " t h e y o u n g e r
Once the appropriation* are U im ilh e r* o f C o lig r e * * r u n H ik e il
leaied, Luca* said hu would be h u t i t '* not f a i r lo I'o iiK ie * * a * n
willing to cunfer upon a program group.”
looking toward adjournment,
Senator Wiley i l l W i*l itlnu
"lint we have *o much Tit
mportI l ' M I l a i M ila H i * , T n o l
Senator Brackin Prospects Dim
Sees Passage Of For World-Wide
State Sales Tax Probe Of Labor
vheldon Asks Legis- U. N. Is Told Survey
lators To Forget: Would Be No Good
"All About Measure" j Without Soviet Aid
TAM PA, Aug 4—(/!*>
The | G1.N1.VA. .Swii/nUml, Aug. 4
pieiideni ol ihr f'lurida S c n c tc , (Jl*> Prospect* dimmcil i.id.iy hn
>day told the Tainpa Time* l,c be- In wmltl wide U nilul Nalmui rum
lirvrd the Irgiilaturc will pai* "a misimn on-llic-tpol luvcsiiy.itujn of
'imiled form of isle* tax" at lb e|fo trrd labor,
pecial tetiion neat month.
| Several speakers told the U. N.
Answer in | a question by the Ecnnomic and .Social I ’onmil lli.it
; i» * * . Newman C , Brackin oi - * !• «n inquiry would be ut*lr«s
Crevmw Confirhwtf*lnil be told i ’^nleii jh r ; , ‘cutnmittiot) Imd .tccti*
-porter in New Orleans Monday;
alrcnuiltriei, im luding the S iv icl
"In my opinion a limited form of Union,
ale* tag will be paued at the »peA probe of forced labo, wa* pioal session. By limiltd, l mean poied »e*l«iday by the United
xempling the bare nccenilln of Slutr* alter Britain forinsliy ac
le, tuch a* cheaper clothing, final* cum l Hut*,* of mainhuniiig 10.eiid mediciue*.
000,000 laboirt* in “ a new slavery
And SUte Senator Raymond organized ................. .
p.odutltoi,
Khelduu yesterday called on lexis- batir. ‘
tator* and d tlie n s to "forgrt all
Poluli ilrlrgale Juliu*
K allshout * sal** tax ’ at the special jjuc|,y muglit today to ridiculr the
teaslnn of the legislature Sept, 1. „ . ,
0
’
, ,
Q
m.i I i m
1*as ■
mill would
larmilfi rn
iiu i lllllM
l! Ifiriflllu
lln d °Ol! ,ne
lilt Soviel
Buch
a ta«
tax, ha
Mid.
raise
«'•»*"
P ' T ' " .......
inora ravenue than la artuullv coriect lalun index,
leeded to take care uf I'luriila'*
Ur uml Mu iirlllsh foreign ofneed*.
flee nlmiihl gel n refund from tha
Hneaklnir l.ufore Plant CltV InU'IHgenie ligeut who luritml 111
UIu i m U 1 1 Midweek!vluncheon
Soviel „-g,ilallotia for forced
5 ™ nnMIn
J a
n new
ew '“'‘,0
camp* I .........
t h ep, lo.'ltt.
codex waa
mealing, Hh.
Hhsldon
outllnxd
(l,ltui|Ulhll,
revenue program that would effect
..A |j
)ni,-lli|;otire ugmit had
a 10 per cent reduction In a|l Items , ,,„;• K„tz Suchy said, "waa go
»f general government jn d , cut , 0 tll(, Kwi.,., I(t„| Maxwell Booh(C i s II s m S >a >aga T e »)
p, chumery f.ane (off Lon-
School Hoard Kejectn
Hidn On High School Wishing License Sale '* £
The County School Board mal
Increases la County
yeaterday morning to eoneUtar blda
for alteration of the Seminole
lllg li School homo economic* room
but since all eligible blda were
larger than the school appropria
tion. they were rejected, Bupt. T .
W. Lawton announced thta morn
ing.
Hupt. Law Ion wne Inetrueted to
again advertise for blda for »uSmission on Wcdneadayc Aug. IT.
R. M. Ball waa auttwrUad to
write a blanket bond carertny all
principal* Who hapdla any lowtl
funds In connection with school*
This la In accordance with a w a n t
regulation of th# Stata Dapart
ment of Education.
_ , ,
Resignation of Mlaa Bylvla
Jones. South Side Prim ary ta|«h*
, , er. waa accepted.
,m ' principal of tha
® ichool, waa tranafi
ih'g poiitipn In ti
kao o I, and 1
appointed a* hoy i
>
BTA TX1
ORLANDO, Au
rontrlbutliAia of
church and cornn
training will ba amp
the Florida Con
and Teachers I
here, Nov. 8*10.
program waa outlti
teriTay by Mra. f
itata president, at a
p^annlng^^aeaaloo^^
THE WEATHER
JA C K S O N V IL L E ,
B iim ark
BrownavlH#
Cincinnati
NaiflvHIa
Phoenix
Ban Antonio
_ _ _ _
(P a a lla u r d
» B gaga Tw*»
Popularity of fishing in Hem I -
■XT
o
Vm', U »™G,,,i.r'>i;.,rol)ai'i'ii Auctioneer
eport that 260 more resident
VisitH LionH Club
teenies were sold during Juno and
luly than during
Ing 1Ihe name period
Init yaar, Mra.
Letha
a*
“
_1 “ Fowler,
..................
Joe Hi id ling, retired tobacco
ostant to County Judge Douglas nurl|„„(.,., „ f Hnlelgh, N. C. visit
Stenxtrom, atatad this morning., p j |j„. i . uiiis Club Tuesday at Ihe
During the peat month. 1.420 Touri*t fi'iiie r. and told of anmo
exldent fishing license* wore *ola 0f
rmumis tobacco auctioneer*
__
i . , u ann
utd1 during June,
600 ll.a r ,,... O n 't that he know*. He lives in Pierson.
Aug. 1, 1941, U total of 1,008 had , | j (l
that he likes Hanford,
'.-eon sold.
and hud >jpj»yctl a visit to the too
Borne of the Increase m license#
King Loin C liff Able* rovrnlcd
told may be due to the fxrt that that the Crt-i'ii Fuel Co. had of.dorit woman a rt becoming lq- faii-d tin- I.I iiii * a portable truck
u n ite d In the nport, said Mrs. kttehi'ii uhich I'ouli] be used fur
Fowler,
picnic*. Unis of welding equipment
to |iut tin- portable kitchen in reFO LIO CA BER
puir wn- offered by Randy KlbW ASHIN GTO N , Aug. 4 - lA V - chof.
Lateet Ilgurea on polio show H,Hurry Hohum outlined plans for
8M eaaea through July 20, as a picnic itml fish fry at Mullet
-ompared with S.T0S during tha Lake Turk In January or Februsame period last yeur.
-try when the shad are running,
Also, the number of new cases
reported In the Ju ly 24-.tu week
GOOD " fiL A D " INCOM E
v i i I J H ua eompurtd with 1A-10
FORT
MYKRB* Aug. 4—l/P>—
O w
t year (the
n the m m week
last
Lee county gladiolus grower* got
we that ended Sept. IB ) ■
g2 .i;0i).0(H> for their I N N ) crop
or | •1(111,000 more than the Income
HO EK EM FTIO N H
from ihe ('receding year, County
Agent C. P. Heuek reported.
------- * The
acreage levoted to the
AUG U ST
I, HUH
Afrrecnttui Reached
Amunj* Britain. Nor
way. 1) S. On Orftariization Under Pact
— --
.
“ Wr ,»m- yiiiim home, 1 a 111 »UI*. |
O f
day.
.
r is o n e r s
I PPrisoners
,
Complain
B e illJ *
B t ' i l l l ‘ 11
%*ill* * w >> m in I. h e lle r u n d e itta n d -1
W it h
l\ 'n lih e r H o s e
i j, u l ii. r >.illa tio n ill.u i w r b ad |
lir ii
i ante m e i," the U. 3 - 1 I U I - \l | A ’' S 1 i to* -I
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b lin d , w ill I u lll ■i Atlantic treaty
l i p -.m l a n m t e - l i,'.flu ,11 i.| a |
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itiluimiHi
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*iiui i>1* ni'iii- 11id," he lidded. "Our i.,id N- a ft a ll I In, 1, j., * , ,M ivii 1
purpo-i' in I'liinlng lu-ri- wn* to e X - .„,,,|
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tinOut Of ERP Any Hr At Al-Aaioli tiflu if 4lulltin% C4Q
Loan For Spain
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1 1r 4* u i « L ic |i4 i(m e n t.
H r * it I* I it tii-iiM luT i t k i l l t h t
1
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I III" iv n tit 11Ilr- u il li 11f WS |)IC -
Vice-President
So vs
Spain Is Not K n t i tied To Aid Pliin
AltMt^U
Ilk I tllltfl m to atl
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fruits mill vegctnhles in ulnm i nil ,,m l- li, |iiit.ll(
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sections uf the country weak.......I
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produce prices. Only choice hti.m
" " • I t" - 1. • **-* f iir in t 'i* a n d >"p | s in t i f f ( W
I vm -h a n d h i*
was genernllv higher. ..................
R l ‘n , 'i
I ' i n uk T u p ln r , fo r m e i i u e - i , | i n i l , -c u t, d In,If " I th e ,'its ll o u t l a y - ,
i i „ n M „ n i,t lm l '„ * » I’n m
tt e ru ,'d s i i i i i ■ k in d u f oi g n n i/n
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peas, cunt,'loupe*,
wale....... .
(o r c o li- e i'i," o n p iu ,'ll,'c * ( 'a r r i e i l ’
g i r l * . " Hi i
pears, penclics, plum*, ginp, aid Mi in in - lu p Mi,i
in , 11mn M nssndiii' i 11 - , dual mi
several other items were cln-apci i i i i 'I , -d ,>i i i 1 cl lb , i i i , , . t iir n iiii" 1 | M( V H F lu n k llrldgcniim is Mic
The Amerlrnn Institute ,.r I......I l "llll-,.ll " H ' l i'llgil l In w h ip I Ill-Ill.’* J new m exidcllt Ullil .liim e- N il ,m. lin n I" -’ ....... “ d u p le ,I In • t K M . | \ V « | | N o t l l l l V C S l l l l l t l )
T ile g n ls a. i f d l l , - c l d o w n i n , 1 i Ice niesUiclit.
Dlstrlhutloii said cniilinued b u n ,
th e fa , iio'i fo llo w s ac c e n te d so li |
( I ’s s lla iH * o a p a * * ..........
, ,'iiit, d i e t 'bn nixlil "f July I I , f l a r e lire eight court* with dnv
and
c lu v cnnseivaiinii
c o iise i vat nut pluacM
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Id * coat
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Ao f
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tniil imiri h iii face fur filiivmg •>! is eipuillv -buie,I by llie govern
P re s id i'in U illn ,tn CJrecu s a y * he
' i l l , k i i i i i i '. I t i * p in y ,al w iili Iw n m e n t' op to a 18 ( 11) m a x im u m .
M o ri- ilif ii ll.W H I,llllll a c r e * of ln 'lle v v * tlio r o l l e d S ta le s w ill not
1thiee nr four nil elieli aide. Kucl,
fa
r
m la n d - w ere in v o lv e d lu ihe "hi*,* h io 'lln i ile p i'i's s in u ."
player rolls two hall- u dislance
l i r ,'in , to ld th e tV Ird a n n u a l con
p
ro
g ra m I ’ ij ic I i c * c a r r ie d n u t ill
of nearly I'JO feet with Ihe obfivt
v e n t ion " f t l„ M ii- - M c i,u - e ti- L td
I t ..M lauM l On F a s * T s n l
uf ,duii|dng it coining I," rhi*e a____ _ _____
e r u lio n " I I a b o i la - t iilx h l th a t
pu-allile tu u .lock lite *i/i' uf a
’’p ric e s m iir,t r „ iio ' d o w n " h ot th a t
I iii I in ri I hull. Tlln side Mini I* ihe l M W IS I 1114.(1 1 4IT
. " t h e g r e a t need o f th e h o u r I*
dusent wins. Thu hall* me about
1 be Jr a lii of a in llr g p ii
F 4 R R A G U 7 . Idaho, A III' 4 i 'H i
F ir In ir T w o M in o ru |Iiiluviding loiuie- for the home-
\ (lonr^ia Otticiala
[^JkM-tFor
NiTTors’ Bratings
Meat Prices Show
Irregular Changes
During Past Week
Sell' St> k*fl Xouro
&
I t mn.m Al'.imlons re(iiicst
I-'ot
Blank
Check On foreign
Arms Aid Piufjram
111 in ol Su.illi and liillcip ie oh plan* and r*inu.iir* Ul|| |
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Road Department Mt. Dura Studies Engineering
Suspends Panama
Report On New Sewerage System
S t'C ity* Camp
Chief
Hi W ll.I.A K D C O N N O LLY
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I.ONI H A
\n«. -f (/!’ ) Afnt rutin nmit . lue f , of itaff have
reached .i cimi|ilcie tindei*l.inding,
with Unt.im, Nut way and Dmina
oil nrg.ini/.iiiMi for ruulual
Iruittimi*
under iln- Allnniu l*ad. Admiiiionrr t.oui* I. I> nt. IH announced lo- 1 . .
i.
State Farmers (*el
$1.2 M il l i n n s As
Conservation P a y
'l.K iriig.icui.,............... Al’ L Head Says V . S,
Small New College In Idaho Is
Closed Due To Lack 0( Mon-y
Ihe else nml shape ul uu uvcingtf
i leas."
psinf>il thing to tee.
They lire uni peifeelly
He sold he believes tlieie is no
Farrngtd C o llrg r ami 1,'dnli. il llltllllllr bad put lin e r y r s n In gnipefnilt.
i,niiiil uml till* allows Mie player
tVAHIIIM , l t>N, Aug. 4--(d )
danger
of ii ontomal d«pr**(ton.
put down it. root*. T h ru liiii-t b>,• inu m ilirril lti.il tlir irluio l would lint tu curve tlielil to avoid ulliei hull* Inini 1 la wi- l nil*',I Mine nurk- He listed Mie-e teiisori,(-K ((,<1C n r,Ic,m l today,
.,
reoiwn this fall.
ill
"T h e
'tillin g oT
la rg e
,,n the court.
Financially the c u lle r , always^
was undornuurishi’il. Rut ntliei le c t o r i v .,ted lu close F H iin g u t ,
roots deep. Farragut I* liniii" Ii -e n l u s la ie m e n t s a y in g " il i - tu n
•nliio homeless velerau sfjulcnl- imd th e M 'liu o l i l l H unt c n n lim ic .”
Thov have IK) days tu get mu.
R u t Vim W y c k s a id th e c o lle g e ’s
David K, Apodaca uf I.p* An itis e r v e fu n d g u t to o lo w to g u a r
geles. nut of work and waiting fm a n te e sound n p e ra tiu n .
school to opan again, caiighl fish
.Since it up en ed in IU 4 II, th e
In scenic Lake Fend O rrlle to fe d i ,>l|r,;i) Inis been s u p p o rte d h y e n hi* wife and two children.
ilu w m e iiii o f n o r th w e s t re s id e n ts
"Somebody didn’t try a* hard li and th e " 0 . I. b e n e fit" t id llm i o f
ve did to keep the college going."
v e te ra n -tu d e n tn .
ho said.
The war assets adm inistration
A young Texas couple with Mir e
children barely made Ihe trip from leased port uf tlio nation’* sccund
San Antonio, before a pi-ton tore largest w artim e naval base tn Ihe
a 1600 bote In the engine of their -chool. Veterans from all over the
car, They arrived " b ro k e uml iniiritry, most o f them m arried,
hungry" to learn the college u n iif i„ the scenic college which
offered
p len tifu l housing
for
wouldn't open.
"We’ll go hack to Texas If wc fitmllii s and technical train in g decan get the car fix e d .” said the -igm-d to help veterana get gund
young husband. "W hy didn’t they mbs ipiickly.
F u ria g u t’s peak In enrollm ent
tell ua sooner T"
Tha atudent body president, Turn w n * -ume 1,200 students. The
Ervin
RI.ACK R A P S WARREN
Black of New Y ork C ity doesn't school finished Its las t term , with
ORLANDO.
......................Aug.
r - 4 H 4 V___________
-J«
hav# to w o rry now about the wel SMI. D irecto r* said only 100 had
A. Hlnck, farmer Orange county come dance tills full. Instead he is icgiitcred fo r th * fa ll term , but
organising a relief fund to help lltuck said anothar 200 applica
stranded student* get home ur to tion* were being processed.
soma other school which has hous
"because of tha relatively un
porkxH*ul[°r |iu c k Chaa worked a
ing enough to take them.
known statu * of th * achool,” F re *lI' . i .
special Inveallgator for thu
Many
of
the
fcO
student*
wlm
dent Van Wyck aald, "enrollm ent
tl» f/aine and Freeh Water F i
•tayed on the campus for the sum- ba- never bean sufficient to pre
of | mission
"ack aald. aro bitter, U>wllderad nnd ffbroke." Faculty vent a deficit operation. The hack
war* caught by aurprUe. ing of contributed fund* lowered
tc ib* danger point at tha end
tha school folded up.
of tha spring aamaatar.
"It waa neeataary to mako th#
(Caattaae* a s l i e * Task
g r a n ts
A nM tdatod Pr*w * Leaned W ir t
Repeal Of Excise Tax Will
Be Impossible Before Next
Session, President Asserts
W A S H 'N G T O N , A u g . 4 — f/ P H - R e p u l. lit te n a to i* a n v io u t t» a d
jo u rn th e p re te rit ie««,uu o f C u n g re i* to d a y c a lle d o n : e iu le D e iiiu . ta ta
e a d e n to p ie ie n t a “ d e fin ite le u illa liv e p ro g ra m .
Two ijiicd-dooi ilralegy letrion* of th e GDI* iruatoi. tailed lo
WASHINGTON. Aug.
Senators lotd Army Secretary Gor
don Gray today that the peacetime
diafl act probably will be allowed
lo il r neat June 25 unlcu defense
officials antictpalt an emerttency.
Clnmrnsn Tyding, (D-Md) ol
the Armed Service* Committee laid
lLia w it a subject of a iccrel »es,ion with Secretary Gray and C ru
cial J. Lawlnn Collin*, vire thief
ol lu f f for the Army.
After the conference, from which
even committee alaff member* were
R escinded, Tyding* **id no action on
Stfci live Service appear* neceiiary
at (hi* »e**ion. He laid Congreti
would meet again n e il Januaty-in
time lo contider an eateniion or
icviiion.
La it yea i, after much diipute,
Ciingreit enactrd a peacetime Selec
tive Service Act. Under it men
from l*> through 25 year* wrre *ub^ Jerl to draft for 21 month*.
No ilrnft m il* have Itemi made
»tnee Jmiuurv of this year because
volunteers have mure than rilled
nuntii* for lire armed services
Amt Senate barkera of a pro
timid fI.UIH),000,000 federal homeloan program expreaaed doubt
tl.nl the plan will gel beyond first
base at lids sesajoll of Congress.
A bill lo put the program Into
effect got thnt far yesterday when
* Ronnie bunking sulienmndttee
0 liaised the measure on to the full
emu nit i tee,
Kilt a propone! of the hill pre
dicted privately thill the full mm
mil lee probably w ill kill n section
which would authorise »1,000.1100.non In direct loans n> cooperau
and other non-profit nrgaiiliatlunr.
The loans. Intended to snur conitructlon «f moderately-priced pHvatelv-nwned homes, would be for
no years at three per cent ‘ ntereatK aille r Hvnator T a ft
A , entd that mmee- RvpukHcon. aattai nr* are considering oprmalnf the
nntnination of Attorney Oeneral
Tom Clark lo the Supreme CourtTaft said Senators Ferguson (RV ic lil and Kern IR-M ol ralw d
I III I Issue at a dosed-dom session
4 f ihe Henato «O P policy enmmlltee today.
In answer to a nueetlmi, Taft
tnhi a reporter;
•
"Yes, there in uppoaltlon, hut
they am uncertain they w ill do
<“ thing nhiitit It.*
Meanwhile. Iluuao membera re
fused to budge today from their
rutlHon that the Administration's
big prugrarn of arina aid for E u
ro,)!''should he cut aharply,
llnth Democrat a and Republican*
on the Foreign A ffair* Committee
predicted a trimmed program after
•pending a full day yeaterday listKW allsat* o * ra g * t w s |
N EW SPA PER
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , T H U R S D A Y
E r t a B It o lw l IB M
r Draft May Di. GOP Senators Anxiou* To Adjourn Staff [Chiefs
Congress Ask Demos To Map Plan p|yn ^ ttantic
Next June 25,
Defense Unit
Senators Say
Federal Home Loan
Plan Backers See
Little Hope For
Bill This Session
W h A T f t t it l
sar^aBW?..... .
spgw^s 8flL3Mr»ESf *- -
T h e club house luix lilt display
individual mid d u b li opine.- Ml
lim a wun firs t Inst year in the
(V u tru l F lo rid a Luagun nl lawn
liuwlera, unit Orluudu won Hie year
before when thu league was found
ed. H I her team s ure local n l at DeLand, N ew H m yrna, uml Huyinuu
Reach.
Rowling teams from hiiglund,
wlieru the gam e has nim n lim n
a m illion folluw ers, Ird u iu i, Scot
land and Wales, have played un the
M t. Horn Courts said M r. Muhcn.
M rs. Maben revealed that m any
M t. Dora Women have taken up
the sport. Law n howling became
especially popular w ith the women
w licn the found it reduced their
W 'nl*t lin e* by Incite*, *hc -toted.
D u rin g Ju ly , building permits
in M t. Dora to talled 4'Jil.um) in va
lue n f estimated construction, must
nf which was residential, nveurding
to A . J , Wal'.a, city building in
spector. Fermita for the first six
m onth* o f the yaar totalled |7 0 ,OUO in value of new construction.
Am ong th * builders uf new
homes are H, I t Eddy, Col. F. N .
Hyndman, II) E , Taylor and H. J.
Rale*.
-
W ilc o x In c . to d a y op en ed th e lc
n 4 w s to r e w it h a c o m p le te lin e o f
W e a tin g h o u a e o la s tr ic r c f r lg c r a t o r . ,. stoves,
a t o m , washing m a e h ln a .
snd sppllsnc*#.
Is m anager..
Last r r l
(Cssi
Chamberlin
wit.)
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fo. flyliting the union.
(ion:
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Ih o ttd u n ifie d th e u n liiii to p a y w |iU'|* w ill - iim u la t e s lu m c le a rffilltl n il’ll to R o b e rt
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fill Ml I 111t-iMlio n and tl,e u tt of
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...... our p u i ch asing
local union )l" ’, 2 1" u,,"7,w j u !Su" ,f
pow er I* s till at u p retty high
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| .,
lucul iminn ‘W d misted them a*
member-.
,
,
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the N l HR, because u f a s tip u la m an nml Ids w ife were killed uni
linn between tin' union and. . . .th. e. l!tl iultired today in a bus-trucktwo employ*"}
which tno
co I I I h I o ii on rnlu-sw uiit U. 8agici',1 in mike the cash setlemcnl, until
Route I a m ile north „ r l.survl
H late T ro o p er Noble I'olUv'ti
F A R M IN H T IT C T K
sold the tra ile r luck iark-knifitd
M A D IS O N , Fla. Aug. 4— 1/F)—
when the d riv e r suddenly applUd
'the ItilU North Florida Farm and tils brakes. The Ims suiashad Into
Home Institute w ill bo held at
tra ile r. The tra ile r spun
nearby Camp C h erry Lake, Aug. thn
around and hit tile automobile
"A.'.'ll Farmers and farm women
from H north F lo rid a counties
w ill attend,
F rid a y ; 10 tm A .M .-B a -e b all a t
T R A F F IC r e p o r t
H arry 3. i P o rter,
tra ffic en L a k e fro M Rail Park.
10:00 A .M .-RuiiihsidH Primary
gineer <>f the NatUmal_ Safety
C onnell, w lllt r e p o r t on H a n f o r d '* "Hchoolt
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MONDAY AUGUST 1, 194!)
TTT1SANFORD C T B A t f c B A N jO E D
*.
AMG Sources S ay
Gen. M, D. Tavlor
To Be Given Post
• BERLIN, Aug. 1—(A*)—Brig.
Ganatal Frank L. Hawley, who held
dp* of Ibe hottest posts in the F.«»tWeil cold war, u id today he had
aikcd to be relieved a* American
commandant in Berlin. He withe* to ,
return home.
American military government
tources said Maj. Cencial Maawril
D. Taylor, now chief of staff foe,
American Army forcei’ In Europe,
will succeed Howley. This would be 1
• return to the American policy o f ,
bating military gotarnment and'
troop command posts held by a
(tape officer in Berlin.
Hie request for release, Howley
explained, it based on a number of
ffetors. Ha la not a member of the - WHIN Jerry B*r#sn, who le 4 (Set
ffgular Army or of the State De i f Inches tell, wui asked lo place
partment. which is about lo take I the manlle of "queen of Height*' un
otar American lupsrvielon in Ger 1 Helen Lukece, 22. of Chicago. win
many. Ha has spam tha past nine ner of i contest staged in New
Central Path, he hud to use
years away from businass and has Ii aYork’*
chair to reach Helen’s shoulders,
had four ytart of duty, in Beilin, 1 Miss Lukece I* A feet II truhei lull.
fiis wife and four children are »«• | The event was e feulure al th* first
turning to the United States in convention of the Tall Peuplt'i
September end ha would like lo re Clubs, whose members ur* AIset 10
Inches or over.
(Intcrnatlonall
turn with them.
’Tha 4*-yanr-o|d Philadelphian
*«
advertising eieeutlv# by
ilon. During hie assignment
Jin ha eonatantly opposed
encroachment, many nmes
it whan davalpi menli m v s n lprior consult**! on with Weeh-
i i
J
u at
_
s « S !S jw h .•«i
.
w
Lbw m T
a
*
By U.& Farmem
Mr**
Try and Stop Ma
tCeellaeed Vrues •'■■• Ua*|
and pouring it Inin upon pralii*
land* of Seminole County."
A reiiuoit for llie ck-uning nut
of Mill* Cr*ek wu» made nt n,e ,
A R T H U R KOBIR’S flve-year-old daughter, Cathy, attended meeting of thi- County Coiiiiuu.'-F
sion on Nov. 4, urcordiiiK to O. J*.
a birthday party where the food had been seasoned too Herndon, county clerk. C. S. I.,«
strongly for hot liking. Quite naturally, she remarked to her and Herman Long appcuit-d lief.,,*
the Hoard with tin1 request timt
iioatega, "This is awful!"
the drainage wovk bo done In
"Ob, no." corrected her nurse.
der to lake cure of fluoding nmtn
"Jt*a very good. lt ‘e just a ktUe
of the Curryvllle lloud.
dtSereot, You'll get to like It"
"No." aaid Cathy, T won’t like
Th* Commission by a vote „f
<14. It a juat awful."
three to two dlivrled that M. C.
On Um way home, the nuree
Hagan make a survey to det«imine the proper wuter luvel al,,n^
■xptabmd, "Whan you’re eating
Mills Creek, and thut u ding
out, dear. It’s ail right to say
a employed lo dredge, widen and
th* food la good If you Uke It,
clean it otih accorcung to
kui If you don't, Just leave it
established. \V. li. Kiliiec was di
on;your plat* aad don’t say
rected lo lupervlse III* woik.
authloo."
The neat afcturday. Cathy
went visiting again. For lunch,
Mm wa# served creamed chick
en,- which Mta loves, and peaa,
which Mm always has haled.
gka flatahad Um chicken, tasted the peas, then looked a l her nurse,
M her heat Bmily Poet voice remarked. "Thea* p*as are delicious
, V S IQ
L. i
awful."
iMt, *e a**e*u ctr/. pawMU » thee h u e * meMsta
—
« y BINNITT CIBF—
, NEW1’'V O * ! , DAoI!IO{ 1 - « » _
, Thl» ie national save tha hors*
week. And High time, t o i
J Th* noble beast that a bund
1WTKW YOBK—If you have been to enough of
l'd year* ago did more than thraa1 1 the right movies, you have a preconceived i fw'the of all tha farm work in
Mao of what a New York newspaperman look#
•hr United State*, now. contribute*
Mfea, and.Burt Heath wasn't It.
j scarcely more to productivity than
Tho etaaaio model was, of course, Hildy Johnson | do** man by hie elbow grata#.
M The greet JNsye, which wea a reasonably good ! The machine now does about 90
MaatmUa of tha real thing. The movlea, however, ; v" cent of th? worhj a hundred
took tha model and Angered It out of shape until - years ago It did but 0 per Cent. ■■
it waa a grotesque sort of thing, consisting of I On many farms tbeea days,, tha
OOry Orant with a Aask on bis hip and a blonde ; hers* Is apt to be merely a noble
old pensioner, kept on in the back
On hia knee, shouting belligerently into a court40 mainly to entertain tha visiting
house telephone at a city editor and telling him
irandchlldren.
what he oould do with hie job.
Out In the flelde machines, largo
' There are a few rather week Imitations of Hildy i *nd
small, do the work he used
Johnson on u p here now, and a great many more ;. t*
do. Hometime*, If you get the
reporters who run to tha other eaireme—wellright camera angle, a herd of
read, earnest scholars who are mechanically
these snorting gaaollne or diesel
eompetent and, alaa, InauBerably dull.
■ousters even manage, to b*.pic
City edltora, it la aoaourgtng to aay, etui arc doing a pretty good
turesque. although scarcely as de
job of enacting tha Walter Burnt role. While most of them are per
lightful to moat eyas ea the pitchfect gentlemen MM at homo In poUte society, they stUI would cut
fork and the haywagon behind a
jtrslntog
team of horse*
Of
their own mother*# throats for a story,
csiiree, even more pleasing, In the
Burt Heath ita Into no particular claaa. Indeed, to a young re
days when manpower
ower vied with
«
porter arriving In New York for hla Brat job In the Mg town, aa I
horsepower tn agriculture, was
waa too long ago, ha waa foe a while a complete enigma.
Ho waa a frail, mask-looking, deferential kind of guy who eat tn tha Ike sight of a Maud* Muller in the
kayfietd, or Ruth and Mr fellow
back of tha city room and rarely epoke unless spoken to. He car gleaner
(t'aattee*# k i n Pao* Oeel
a.
main* the top M-lling citrus item.
ried an umbrella whan It rained and wore hla rubbers, and In the
revfini gi
Hand melhoda are disappearing tended stay. Th# prevlou*
warm weather ho driaaid to light eummer suite and sedate straw from tha American farm even included three cabin*! minister* With the small *it« and high
hate and looked exactly aa If he were leaving hla tellar'a cage for l»«t*r than tha horae, Their rout cloaaly Identified with lh* church- price* of California fruit, many
rustumrr* at* turning to th|a Juice
luncheon st the nearcat cafeteria.
has tir-cri speeded alnre th* war. state conflict.
Before Ciachoslovakla’* parlia because of It* price and ease of
Th*r* were n number of louder and funnier souls In the city room The Department of Agriculture
who pl*y*d pinball for a hundred dollars a gam* and blufltd ihtlr says that hefore th* war 8 per ment thi* fall will be a util to I using."
way into many poker pots, and they Impreaeed me et Bret n great (rnt of the planting of corn waa give the state complete control | Thr*« parts of wat*r ere,added
# admini at ration, fundi aftd to th* cuntent* of the can of- condeal more than Burt Heath. I often wondered, In feet, if he wee not Hill halng done by hand, After
mania of all churches, cenlute to make a Julft generally
a reporter but ah accountant who had loot his way and strayed into llie war Ihla dropped to 3 par cent.
luartera of Ciwhoslovaki. regarded a* equal In taste tu
Th* potato patch li about the
the editorial department from th* Afth floor.
c **R°»lc». ,
„
' freshly tqueeied juice.
only place left where man has a
*
•
•
•
--- ———The beat known of the Kom-; T ll# rtHlllar *ingle-*trength
rhum-f In the planting aaaaon.
IT ALWAYS TAMM A V H U to ahake down your valuta. I Before th* war 4S par cant of
dissolved
today *, F|or|d§ cann#d cltru| JulcM ,] t0
P rin te d In Big T y p t
found out within a matter of months that while the poker-MuBera potato planting waa don* by handi
------and pinball player* war* goad newspapermen, Burt Meath waa a liner the war Hi par cent.'Before J ^ f at VI^ent* di P .u ? Th. :;:d.,#ll,n* w#“' ,h* commission
better one.
the war only 14 per cent of the IS ordsrs Involved srs devoted to
He waa a New flnglander—Vermont, if 1 remember—with a pas work was done by machine) line* charity, hospital and social work
sion for figure# and facta, which mad* him a target for ribald jokaa. Ae war 43 per cent. Th* horae- among Roman Catholics.
The other guy* used to aay he’d rather have lunch with* an Income- drawn machine did 33 per cent
tax report than with a beautiful girl, and a* a matter of fact he of th* work before Ihe war, haa
helped me out with a couple of my tax report* In th* days whea I done only 19 per cent tine*.
Th* horae and mill* population
thought Ihoe* war* things to All out on March IB and not after a
(CMHSM r**ai Pas* 0**1
1,0 1I1* farm is dropping steadily. recently. He took them nvejr when
year's solid work, aa I do now.
1U1IS It
Somewhere around 1940 he won a Puiltaer prise for *xpoed)g the Back ,in
„ 1U.,A
,, mitnlmrd 28,493,
.« ■ Foreign Minister Ernest Bevin'
crooked Activities of a judge named Martin Manton. Newspapermen ;
“ r It wa. only and Chancellor of the Exchequer I
n *m are Inclined to pay much attention to Puiltaer prises, because ' “ 15100b
*
* Sir Stafford Crlpps went to con- ,
a greet many extraordinarily mediocre men end women have won - ‘ M*r|iln«» baled only shout 14 tlnsntal Europe for medical si-1
I
them, but In Burt Heath's case, everybody felt Ane.
p*j ..n t of lh* nation'* hay crop tension and rest.
Only Herbert Morrison, deputy
Crookedness used to Intrigue end outrage Hurt. When he was lwfi.it- th* war. hut this year Ihsy
detailed to investigate thieves and u y to bring them to justloe, he si* baling at least half of the **- trim* minister and fourth rankTH ERE IS A CARMOTE PAINT,
did It with a Ane and oo|d thoroughness.
p*rir,| ion million tom, Th* farm ng member of the Labor govern
ENAMEL AND VARNISH FOR
ment
rablnst,
remains
fit
for
When you aay that about a man. somehow you get lh* impreaaioei niarhln* industry turned nut 42
EVERY SURFACE AT NEW LOW
that hr le an automaton or a robot, but Burt waa, flret Of all, 0 ntan> uoo pirk-up Lalcis last year and duty. Morrison hlmsslf was hosPRICES
He waa warm and kind and Incredibly honest, and you found all that is srhi-dult-d to have another W, pltalltad a year ago for a blood
one* you had peetsd away that thin New England vsnaer o f 000 In th* hay fields thi* asason. clot In on* leg.
old-style hand methods of mak
Associates in London said "It la I
HIGHEST QUALITY BACKED BY A GUARANTEE
austerity.
ing hay took six to eight man-hours toped the prim* minister will
•
*
*
*
*
,.
OF
OVER ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF SUCCESSlo load, haul and stars one ton.
BURT AND I BOTH DRIFTED AWAY into syndics!# work and 1 (h-orge C. Delph. president of New return to hi* office in s day or
two."
FUL
MANUFACTURING AND SELLING QUALITY
hat track of him for a wbil*. Bvsry now and than 1 would as* an* *f Holland Machine Co., of Naw Hol
Attls* waa In a London hospital
PAINTS,
LARCOLOID ENAM EL AND VARNISH.
hi* dispatch** and t would h*v# to grin, because h* waa still In thsrt land, Pa., th# farm machinery
'or several wa*ha a year ago for
throwing-hla Sunday punch at chaos and arooksdnesa, still juggling subsidiary of the Sperry Corf., treatment
of a shin disease.
facta and Agurs* to point out that th* government of West Watari* says an automatic haler ■eon do
Th* Downing Buest spokesman
BUY W HERE YOU CAN GET TH E BEST FOR LESS
waa itrnaad of a hauae-cieaning.
tho asm* Jab in two nr three huur% toM reporter* Atria*'* aPomr*
IM JfA IN T AND GLASS, BUY FROM US.
Whatever we've lost in' color "la not serious" and that ho med, 1
Than, a little lea* than two months ago, w* both went to London
and Germany on a weekend publicity junket and had a chance to and freedom of soul by turning tcfll bulletins will b* issued.
renew our friendship, it waa raining when w* got to London, and fiotn th* hand gleaner and th*
L ift t'H FIN ANCR YOUH PAINT JOI1, DOTH I.A Unit AND
Attles and hla associates tn the
I noted with relish that Burt still had hla raincoat, umbrella and nnhi* horse to the machine, wa Labor Party have bean In tha
MATERIAL, OVEH A PBHIOI) UF KAHY PAY.mt.M6, NO
may have mads tin In national
rubbers.
British government since Winston
BED TAPE, NO EXTRA FINANCE CHARGE.
W* spent a little Um* In one of th* illegal bottle dubs over there productivity. The National Retail Churchill's coalition cabinet was
Farm
Kqulpment
Association
says
and 1 sneaked away around midnight and walked back lo the Savoy, that a hundred years ago 16 par formed in mid-1949. They had
where we wer* staying, to get a chance to See the streets of London cent «f the energy for th* nation's only a two-month break in 1946
at midnight, which always eteina to m* lh* bast way to soak up th* farm production was »upplf*d by when a caretaker cabinet took
flavor id a city.
Hiinforri'n loading paint unri glass Hlure
iitau’s own labor, 79 per rent by over pending general alectlon*.
Whan J Anally arrived back in tha hotel lobby, I found Burt thsr* animal* and only 8 per rent by The Laborltee won those elections
117 80. PARK
F r e t Delivery
PHONE 303
■bead of m*. 1 guess tveryons sis* still was back tn th* botll# club, machine*. But together they turn and formed a strictly Labor cab
dancing and whooping It up, but Burt had drifted unobtrusively away ed out In an hour only 27 cents inet.
•hd gun* back to th* Savoy to buttonhole the prose Agent for tho worth of products.
junket and ssk him acme inor* questions.
By HKH), man's cuntiibutlun had
H* wanted some mors facto and Bgurss. 1 juat shook my head and dropped to ID per rent, animal
laughed and went upstairs, Isaving them downstairs dtacuwlng air power to 62 per rent. Machlna
power accounted for 38 par cant,
planes over their cog**.
On July 12. Burt Heath was killed, probably Instantly, whan tho and the product had climbad to
68 centa worth each hour.
olrplan* In which l» was riding crashed Into a mountain near Bom
This had changed by 1948 to
bay. It 1* hard for bis to understand why.
four par cant man labor, four
cent animal labor. The machlna*
were dotn*
per cent pi in*
work. Thte poitwar combination
produced 91.41 worth of goods an
(tour.
'
Some economlete think another
decade will find the horse doln*
the Commercial National.'' "
per hope only
H » cent of th*
• He wouldn't' any how much ke Job, man eontribntlni only three
*inn w-*i*rh Jtmtior**
e ito n *w*
per
cent,
and
tha
machine turning
had on deposit, or saY w h|t bueijilt Weilsrn
out the renlalnlng M per cent. Id:
ne»e he waa In at th* time.
J *n Th* 1 o'lWk club
The "five percenter" Investiga they eapect this will roeult In
till N*w*
•iflft Hpurl* M.-or-n
tion Involve* persona who charge |l.d t worth of production In nn
I'OPWler Nulls
that fee In Rat government con hour*
! ‘! f Mt,r2lnh 1'•rollon*
About the only thing that wtl
tract* for builnesa men. T9*
!'t*
in Muds
be the earn# on the firm of the
practice
le
not
Illegal.
!'??
Sr° ('d •*Muds
Nln*
»ij» VarUtr
And President- Truman reported future at h g m et lime, with the
til? Popular Nuilo
to
Congress that with American horae* gone and tho masbins#
• it* Anetl* f**r i* tr u e
■ '•f <**•*• New. Borrow** g|u*
Itiee orchestra * a , ,
!•!! m?.!?1** y
By M i l N IIM IR
C
Church-State Fight i Citrus Concentrate
e
ADS ARE NEWS
U
SECARM
O
TE
Reinforced Houfie Paint
Mildew ReHisting
At New Low Prices
W K ,V fflffi'.
“ Jsetween the Sovtal-ewttrolled
' ay manegmenl and the non-
K
Ml
Chuluota Grower*
Atlee III
rx,mistimes even .th e Russians
found time to compliment Howley
far hla tenacity and determination,
“ ie* In rejply to an American
nplalnt, Maj. Oeneral Alaaandor
itlkov, Buislan commandant,
^afaced hie letter with (ho r«tkgrk that "Oeneral Howley l» »
tgtn who likes a fight.
Howley’• last big tussle with th*
Ian* came during Berlin»
strike In the spring. It
Mvn iruin
Save
Week la Observed
""
New A-Bombs
( (M R a e N r iM ra te Oeet
Tom C. Clark
k*n to impr°v* end make more
U.
I.
ATTORNir
General Tom C.
„ftaln the supply of g x x (urantuny orni both from abroad and Clark li all emlle* u» ha ui.twera
Mom sources In the United the plione In hfi Wiuhlnglusi o(Ilea
alter President Tuiinun uIT*red
^Th# 202-page ‘report' ‘made no him th* vacant pint* on tlie United
* M enc* tu current dlicuitlims State* Suprsm* Court. Clark Indleuocernlng Am*rlc*n-Britt«h-Cu- cated hi* acceptance In tills itateagdlen relation* In the atomic ment: "Such a poiltlon la the areaU
eat challenge that can he placed
■petty field.
t Ana a, member of the comjnls- before a lawyer, I hope 1 am worthy
lap'i staff said the report's re- of the honor th* Pmldent hae paid
itnce to tho newly-found dome*- mo." (International Soundphoto)
uranlum reeourree had (to ronititn with recent speculation
earning American-Brltish-Calien relatione.
report (rowing out of the
■eat Blair House meeting of
an atomic and other' offl_____ that ABC Chief LtlUnI feared a cut-baek In our rup• of uranium from Canada and
Belgian Congo unlaaa we
' .atomic eecrete with tho
. <and the Canadians, This
__drew a "no comment" from
ABC.
commission itaffman told
|,ttow«nun that the eeral-annuel
1 boon written before the
...... j about our relations
b e a r atomic allies had drawn
attention.
a lio . said tho poeeibla uea
r low-grade matariala wee a
.11*1" for the future—eomeAkat would ha used oaly as
fgtney measure. He did
at It waa a potential that
employed If lowermost
domeitla or ' foreign,
\ lo be available for any rea-
SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO.
Marshall's Speech
Scruggs C ue
‘
‘ » to current production
weapons, the report
tv . ■4 mere effective n e t
ware tasted Rt Bnlwe-
Hospital Drive
—
i ugovenHuenf
m km u\
iole County Medical
order to work out
a Dee David mu
Angola Hospital
oet completely n
wounds.
, (
•a Itroa ★ »rok*a
in ir Headlight#
mMe a Saar Vision
m i arapor ear*lea
�f
'i
I n U n i t y T h a r # la S t n a g t l u
"
•1
I 1* £ « * « * * * * « # • i f tho WorUi
To Promote the Progress 0( America:
To Produce Preayorlty for Sanford.
VOLUM E X X X X
E a U b li a h e d 1908
SA N F O R D . FLO RIDA. T U E S D A Y A U fiU S T 2. 194!>
--------------------------- -— , . -r*----------------■ 11
No. 248.
A m o c ln t c d Press Leased W i r e
Florida Farm Aim*programH ou se A p p r o v e s H ik e
R eco rd in g O f A lle g e d
Income Is Up
B ribery D e a l P la y ed
A t Trial O f S cru ggs
Voice Identified As
Defendant's Tells
Of Receiving Pay
, F ro m
Publishers
Alabama’s Klan North Carolina
Leader Returned Negro Confesses
To Jail By Jury Killing Matron
20 Per Cent By Harriman O f $ 1 1 2 MillllOIlS III
Receipt For Produce Acheson. Senate L.eaders Confer Behind
Hits $221 Millions
V e t e r a n s ’ P e n s io n s
Closed Doors On
In Fit 4 5» Months
Crop Show Increase
ORLANDO. Aug 2 d/P>—Cask
ireript. from I 1uul.a farm market*
ingi dining ihe lint five mnntha of
lint year wrtr 20 percent greater
than for the »,nnr period latl yeaf.
the Feders! Rurevt "1 Agricultural
Etotinmu* rrptirlrd today. They
amounted to riti|iro*mialely $221v
Proposed
Program
(Senate
C Of C Requests Acheson Rejects
$6,Mil Publicity Soviet Protest
Against Alliance
l-al mr Group
WASHINGTON. Aug 2—teF>>
Okays Bill AuthorW A\eie|| Harriman the M.*i«h.*ll
i/inc: $d.s Millions:
Plan'* roving amhattadoi in Ku
For l ie.ilt h Sc hoolu
rope, today urged Congre** to ap- „
(
prove tlir Admini*tratmn * loteign | * | | i | ( l I ' V i t i n f ' a a l i n l V
W ASHING I ON. Aug.
arm* p.og.am promptly" to po.lr. I *
1 M» H U J lU liy
Art annua! m^rraac f *112.000.1
—
thr growing grnrral'on from *• 11
Harriman made thr appeal in B i d s
A mFf’ftH fl
T H - i t 000 in NetrMD* pnwntt* .ind dii*
I V p p i v r d , I d e—,a
f-.
ability pjviTirit*> W4$ wted today
testimony before ihr Hou»r Knrrtgn
p (>
A p li • H K r»111 r
T fC a tV
P r n v n i l t s hv the HourAffair* Committee,
The It'll v, j- tn i-d - irhaut opI__
t a l v.
F rn m
|. c > iriitip
\» hr testified. Srcrrlarv of St a'
F* '* 1 ’ it. 11 • *I fV 1?r*n»l ;
ro -1*1011 o' tf-l'il- «nd wa* tent
t)< tn Atlie'iin went into a hud lit
ti, SOU
ilte I W A S H I N G T O N Atm ' fiPt
In die Senate
behind rioted door* with member^ ....
M.'l.rr of C.im Ur* Unileif N|*te« i"d*v rmphtli
It would foie ditahiltly comof the Senate Armed Sen it e* and
p'lhliiity w o ik p ^ B v rejecled a Rii'tim |)t"ie»i I- prn*altuii f"> 'etr'anr of all wart,
Foreign Relation* Commillee
' ’
allow,'
(> ilrpendeutt,
w ** Imlay ' gallitt Italv1» mciuhcTihip in lire
Thla comlilned group la expected ho d>io open hearing* tomorrow on the | reijn*.i. I
' Higgm*, mana |NmlhAllantii De)cn*e I’ail
, and I'bfralu- irgnlatimn governing
aim* aiil progiam
, <r, ,.| .| ,
-"fnu*'ion who; SecretaryAihccui 'c»n»ftl the
I'leterunnalion
"I vriv" c
Mairlman t dd the llou*e com |.,„nr- I
*<I,I Wti I veteri f Mm p, Jr>IHtlt | , 1,*rigi-e "ntlcily mlhntii l-nmili j'hvahihtic* t.,.
TiltrIcc lhal I i>aine*tlv tn-tleve we
'
’ll I hr litril 'll tinn" HI * linlr t-livrir-l In ihr alt*
nr» winn'f't; il»#’
tm prin I’ ot toi* t
TALLAHASSEE. Aug. 2 - V P )
— A recording of $2,000 being
counled out in ihe alleged bribery
f i tivaDv
Ton K K K Executive; Iranian
payoff deal belween John A.
Fails T o Produce; W ounds U n i c i ' i t v 400.(100.
Scruggs and Senator C. L. Alford
i. Itorn crop* during lha
w.«s playrd to a jury trying Scruggt
Records On Order
Of Califn»n ' i Cm*1 P<i>t
i I t> o 2S per cent greatef
here today.
■h
,-i> ind from ljvr*tock anj
CHARLOTTE. N c
A voice identified at that of
BIR MINGHAM. Ala.. Au«. 2—
It
l
A
l.K
k puilltl' K wen? two per
l>r»
I’olii
e
Chirl
I
Mill
I
title
Scrugg* alto came out of the ampli- | I^P)—Alabama'* top Kti Klux Klan
ci III grratri t a-h lellirn* for th*
*%ying tyitem to tell that he w a t j leader w*s ordered hack to jail jolin tmlay atinouiued i im« nr
iliof^uu
sn i r » tlft'ppA(l live percent,
heing paid a good talary by the today for refuial tn produce record*
m*11 ha* admitted
lot lely <lmHig fVii« lime
Idayim; of a Mt-v
"Inlrrnalional Publithing Com of the whilf-robed order.
I !»r hi 'U\ nf piire* received lof
William Hugh Morri*. dueilor of lin.»»»on here yetterdav
pany"
Fin
lid*
fr$MD ptmlurU
dfOpped
It aim (aid in a tktlchy con- the Federated Klan. wat relumed' Uie negro «a* i ‘-m.I.-il hy
I Ar.,i«nilriilv fit 111 pfl sent ot tht
venation that "w* got 20 volei"- under a contempt of rouit citation j Lillieinhri a* Monroe I tlm
Ar niiMi**
Hv111 ( i H fliim in ruropf '*
apiiatenlly again*! the bill deny anting from hit refuial to give the pear-old former hoiln n •!,. lo-me 1TJfI'# |*l lUridi;- tin July I 1*.
............. ..
"I I'lilil' I’ uistan enihawv *h'»t1v h»fur»
II —
Ailmiu'tltaiion
I tiM level v (it
iMtiitiri hi’toD^'
Mm he* Mnpbask/i’.l jiv»v flrln* •t v 1
tolM r and Mi*. I.«lev *' \n.| ..o„.
•• Fonniv
I noon.
ing wire tervice to carry race remit* record* to a grand jury.
1»*tim.ilr>l i . ' I"> dir Iml year
jt tiitifif h ch 11H"i , fmt 4*2 luilnti il< «l)tptii|; ft in a to Ari’fMfii'is F-ii
Sjfif't 1
to hnnkmakert.
The jury today reiutnet ilt in -.*’*•
‘ The text of ilie t'r.iic u.,lf ** ]"*'}• I l>> Ml ’. ■i' OH) It made
I'H^hi t 1finn .f •I .* HUH. th u ft**
tilt' s wtniki ^turtle tilMli’l ,
I! |..H
tl. ,| ||,r ,’IHHHI »|t# |$f|| #n*uri to ,i| h ...... .. ,no - - " " i j t - d 'h - .o.t m iuh»eveiltgalion
of
mob
violence
after
I
M'*.
Anderton
".c
i
un
!
*h"'
to
Alford hat charged that Scrugg*
Infivi*Iy Itiub l*41 f,l hvi ' i I n , y e n f Win u tiu^rhl t s-\« i - * 11na tm ul
1*4 ntimf1 it itjnf tMt* tn I In* hiiftift
>>i -ill air ilouhlr 9r$ffilAtion« $ni! illcgvt' >"». thr hiu-"t v- *' I I" i’ll « t if t lit* itlllVl'l MVi •on |n»nir I*.
f aid Inin $2,000 ro vote again*! the |a week-end rece»t. Eighteen men'death early ve*teol.v
I vr.vl. slid " r Amriican »r|>lv *at>l
l*« \ f I'j.r vrtcratii'
ill,
already have been indicted on flog-jhutler at thr home, Wdt I f^ (idIIe piit p<t »11 f>i| f»»i t*itrun fruits* jfllMMIM'1 *. tin M||'|Mil'l t 5, tllll-41* vvhil fftf* TtMlnl
* ' *'
rin in*l»a « f |.fi.P4 ieveivetl l»y
-- 1is* 111 vr l-ad
* \ l*k lirv f(i 11tii*t *( HI Mm f Mifetl St Pit 4 de* v mM ' ni4t 'tit nt i mlit \ ' Wniilil li.-it* nn$t|ril r
D
)t«1
1
0
ffp« a t«(| l|lf* hill
Only part* nf the recording were ging and related charge*.
inao, 40, al*o **«»
,11
ni«
JUK’1Ml Jill I kuHi* ,in «•f 1K
*i ( on til'
The Snvicl
gov rrmurnt h *rI
ill- - •UK r 1iptuf >t i*•«i1114 fmiii flint month
-ill Miilld.l iml
playerl n* the lait evidence offered
Mortis had been out on $5 0 0 _**»■'•hint
Kntutlnin"
11•I• in«
Hini
<l#’ti i munition it( r if i»*i
w
uu!
*
d"
' h-itgrd |h it It ilv v lol.ili I ii • " r
1Or All' rltl'Ulg
f$f|r*n t
V til' I........ ♦'KIAt *1' !»#’ 4ittl |
i l*..... I' IHlYhlellt ‘f full
liy the Stale. Circuit Judge W May conditional bond after previoutly hriul niinrie* >11111 a 11 ■h I tin *it. Mild fi 1 11h1111*4 fmill .fid.
11r 11y bv |'i»l'llg
'hr I ' ".lilt'll
i, ,i. i ..f Mir prnH
um
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vtJ
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m
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H III .1 i tlllt .ll r. on,I
( Minin' ’
Walker ruled other parti inadmn- (pending 16 day* in jail
ifrfrnsc tir.it V 1,1*1 Apld
■It
flmhmtioiM in pi it****• from Anirii hi itnilni ttijiilur tn MtHonw,
Hi WniId War
*i lif i*!» |v f
1 Ini ill'hr. ihr i
nihlf.
| Circuit Judge Georg" Lewis l li.iifolic Innpil.d.
t 1m* nf
timtith init* v.nr minora it*11!*■11 I It* In vt* I lull it i< mi* n1111y , C mnirii "
I vHcl ill f dl il-diliiM legally
Acheson
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The voice Identified at that o f 1Ballea ruled that the Klan chief......... ...........
Luih'iolin
itmu ini<
n Mfit i ’ n iittr, (i
I inn wilt 1111 |H i■••Ml it hll:tln?lj tn tn ill Mi ptt’trnt
Iv
t1
*• i I, i'ouio'i toil.
*i,iii charge-. ,*l In* nrv», iiiulrirnre I>
Sciugga nlao told of prospect* for «aln failed to clear lilmtrlf of the ,f(r| | , (
^ \ | ()
"lit* ii* ip tl'iwh thi* uime ubti b m i , I" ik'i firtiu v t<* pint»*t mrii r
.MM ...I, ii.iiiH.\ ,0
fi| I ii .♦ *
race trucks ‘‘to put aome itumev contempt charge.
i .
.
him *imt S ' »f i»otuiHf<i iivriniccd ||||| 4;t * *»|g; s: ’Mt’llttlon ftnm will "
|| |{
>••>>1 I hit* tlm lu t Weih'r "l-i v. l-ur Ji n|>>« mg lo ID1(1
line thi* yeai
The decttlnn followed a three-Making i *onte* ion ill >! \.,.hi- <»Mrtoit4 it Irnnhi'l hovt f
were
• |
*lv
I hr Mint..... nlfif Npt’k* (»ul w* f ‘miitf ’ l.i-t.
i"|irii*allnn
1
n.-i v rl t*'-«'t* (la v ‘» ( o m i i .i I i r i > i t " " i .1 Hu.
iHnilrt
I
*
“The dne
racks
tu
hearing
Morrlt'ton
dog
tor hr
he day
which
pi , •*ii j;fi•l v* iiupi”VO*i lit $10.20 ......... .. *4te I ..... \ with INpiibHrani llf|,„lt/,,
11 Mmi iid(mI *i«i I'flll h Hit 1
. ™ IIrarki
• m aare going
-.1
la •tlfi.rl
La during
Mian
*. II1iMorrlt
I., aSon 'living Only ■ \
1
.............
"’ill
j
,
|
p((
acruvaliuni.
ntereited. And I know that, tn «, testified he waa now willing *<; lriIt|,rv |,r had rrpo.t. l - • M» Hill I |M,
Hi f rjittlts »r $15 W) per 0„ tin - -tiiiiilitre In calling (or .............ni"'*1
way. that when they get buiy. be-1 produce the record* hut cannot , . ,
,
I. t.nl-. on I’resnlcut 11u
r A(•., ri t‘i i' ,'itt cL*yitN inwi*r* wnU«[ p
<ii.
W'l ■ ,"d ll......... ...........' ■",•'!» writtin trnlv. ’ hi muj
'
pur hutf « MkiMfvt for aiipnivnl uf H I n uFil'd
imute
riu»fl two
*"i' »of
»» them have-they've1
' * ----*r - ,|hccaut* they were stolen from hit |M<I "prn
t l itl t*il\ r- ilt-t lmt'«l *'ID
I- ........ Id I nugli ""t«l lh*l (hr v" '.s t |" 'v d
l
l
*
"I
-"
trirl
heir.
(I unit mini rtn F rio Kltl
klndn approached me about work* I
. .
. i , In lha Russian mite id Msi n in
i*\vt
lull
II
I
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M
tt>
And In Hinkvli'y. >
lug for them and they-thay k n e w . The grand Jury tat In m body to
, . 1 .*
‘'Idcnttcal in their uu■■ntnptct <
r»i i >i i.... received for chickens
.
d
th
•
'
i
in
It
lit
t|1
,
Fnlverslty uf t'**I»♦■
what I wat dolng-and they kntw | hear tha dtcltlon.
cents per pound, hut
Wll' ,>| f
"irl i v!.i !!'.
- Hop’’ of *he "inure and udent of
1
(1
'
wouldn't work Tor
for them on that
that,j Judga B ales called Morns h«- whose uf fiu’tinn*
’ ' V ’ 1 " . . . »* ;'"'(* «• * J 'l ' ■
A U g n U c ' T r e a t y ' a ilh h - ■ • 1
I wouldn’t
egg* wile np 3 cent* n dmen.
.Mi. r I I makn 1* . •isrlhl.- *',r
! pnhllshed by -he Soviet It"
while I wh* working on thla." the f°r« the court and aald. "I will tween lior student It ' in I iml n fg
Mil), pure* were lellltlVuly unaak
you
one
queitlon
a
x
x
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hiuidioiiiv Irnnlnn, i» , i >' n>»ill rhangrd l.ime piles'* followed *«*•
.......... .. " " M 1,11 " |'nV
"frtcn la.vt Junuarv l.rfnre tlir j
voice said.
"Are you now ready
wnundt-d with n hull................. ..
* illii|#i> Mil I'll Ur Klml
the ' ■uiit 't wa* granted
I n s c l ilacidsd
I LO NDON, Aug 2 - ( T l — “ Miss
Alford’s voice aald ‘'Welt, haven’t
. - .and
, willing,
.
Ml
Wll'itn
ininintril
s
ret|Ueot
the
contempt
Judgment)
lioctnrs
nt
Hen
k
.........n
il
any of them approached me on the to purge
Judgment
“It wdUll-f thus appear that Ihel Amnrtca.’’ teigiiuig queiui nf U. S.
I
rum
the
Gallic
lU
n
i
iun
Chapter
tracks. You are the only one thet’a •WjMt.yoU by rurnlthlng tfiere- t llotpltel tnld thr ' tlm, Jh .'enr
>.Spi'ltl (pvsrnmcnt I luthing heantles, t 'day -'tarled a
nf the I* 4 It that In accordance mi
vl,w*^c’
ihfs’ .Tthlsci do nut arise from ‘ .IJ-dav cm s *c thrvttgh Ftirop#
.iunerf any biR to ule*’ IU
pjL t'ir* old Judith Kniti Him. I'lubi'hly
M'nnilanrit
lln
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Ji-li"
•'irnnrtk
Jr.
ivh
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. . . J" « ™ r,on P(mfl,yT 'would recover.
’oipeeti of defeat■kerl about pmtpeet*
».xittulnatiO" "f (in "haractei [ for i.-a" iliiukiug and hmm fid#
! .it mg tit *. I "in I-" rat v nr«»ldetii
■ee*i <i*1m*0 ft» If'($■#
Morris antwaredT
Held mi sn npien cluti gi* in "4
1 t"rl >>f till AIl*"t i Part TinI "IISi >Mt.4
"I do not hava that ro*l»r--it ipj. ill,, mitcimir
i* I'h i .G
f a. ..... . --Igmumil-in composed t'liiiluula Growors To
\ i'1H»
►tbci itiH'il'-r .........
lt.it" .HI, 'i'll. 18 year "Id Mltinewat itolan a a x I have made
....... '.'7. n senior •"ulmu 1“
1 ........... .. -d <hr H.infnrd Tom
Idtl#
. ,1 "■ h'liiei blonde, arrived hy
«t M l i"-1 llir Hiinfiiiil Hliufflc I(e-l*resent In m u d ion
every effort to secure a new ue KiikII*Ii lf«* I* mi Imulmi Jmimn
Ie t( mnl
■I(■iii • l>l 4*4*tn |,i.... Hit* ii'i.iiilng "ii a k uni|iean
It ie Impoaalhle to furnish li ai |Mt ,,j
u.niiii.
“nai 1 1 I " i'll" nnd fidlmviug I
,,h
•(f f*ti iJv♦ iiiit ii '-f Mn* hi ii-h lour Stic g u v falsie* short
this time."
‘She ki'iU chmiglng ln-r mind.
iv- >- 1 I " 'iini>"i ni tin- 1"ini*t
TALI AHA 88 EE. Aug. 2 -l/H
'. . li -ii lug was lu l l vesteiila.
t *.aiifs irilMl V wit It tmlb ft**1 l-i >ft
1*'
The court ordered the I.Mm and I .....ldn'r *imid |i," nffiema Stole S r Imid Hnpt. Thnmn* I). II" 1>11" i u-.iiii -in u i'"' niTscnt
nltei ti"i'i» i n l i n e
1 i i . n i l Juily."
»Mlf U'ltPr if tbrt
Hi’ter
I -l»n’t wear tii"in ,ind I never
conditional fine forefeite-l
A
1111* (IIHllHM WllPH If*4 JJllVP lev Indnv nnnouncod Hii|tnlntn" 11
I U, , ,i -I .Him' Ii i rnlliu , was it 11 Smith I" i "ii'l'lrt ...... *I"
.| M. 11mtf <( flnti'(h i■ rtti'1 ill »'• "d h -lie said ' A g " l uiiisl lie her
sheriff'* deputy look clmige I i , i f ,,,,
in •sidmil. Mi * l( IV id . nt liv citrus gi"- "wii“i > i '
•>r Mis* franco* Clniinplon of * • - Ii. i. i
J| in ll - >. *.*»v, mid Mi * Llli'ti i,it- - i" t|ie dt'epenni,. and ■"It n (| ' f , * Mi tt $l»f# 11a#e*f ii i»n| rlifpet i " V own self"
Morrlt amiI removed him <
• *
(•>
Hoiiinnh. |. ,.> ior l l I’m km rnllion, *Im , « » Florhln snpervl-11 t ci n ithiH mi $;,« 1•k $a «t
^Itist Mi •* Shu i I' r-Ilili*if ||i ml1 Wt'Dk | ■>f honir iniiMng edneathm
’I........." 11*a -in i i I In ,r nf f"-ci * ii-,
ti't'k in a iili.uiiiiiiig nylon "ii*WASHINGTON, Aug. 2-(/F>— county Jail cell.
Milia C le rk im ii 1 ImiI-i >i .
i.'*I Sfll
(|, 4'" t <»•)’• t 1'" '•■ bathing si") i i id t.ml liy
Ii * *.
-Hi' -I d- " dan I >>hi’li I - in ilia rilling I H" I ■I, - . .1
Mr*. Morrlt klsted him hvf> ■ In *rl!m:i1'’ I* ■»! hei 1*11.-1*1111*1,
Mis* I'hniiipfnu retlgned re,
The White lion** l» going to ha re*
« i'I tir 11,.cti d Hiii iln toll of rniiii -1.iint lil i’"i ’» r • ‘I 'M'*
he was liken Into custody. Mon
Suttonf “7. mid
Sundnv nuived si'tmit ISenrgln »tnte *upe'vi«ni < t !'.(• " M i l l
I" i corn fed DIM u
( !iU:»t 37
4gn>>vated Intteml of replaced.
tin tourist
I I \ f . t • |f •• ’»* f I M’s M "t he. 1, Bill*- to! ! a new* VOti
into mi opinion o' Ihuyi'iinh hud hnmemnking eduentinn to tnli- '*
Senator McKellar (D.Xenn). told her. “take care of thingIn 'li.i grounds for " uiitiiiction
Ml Hi "km li t; I'll -idl lit uf III- i
Hugh Locke, atorney for 'l< M-uteii (hit in" hii'hiinit spent flnrfdn post. Her n|»|inin!meni
chnlrntMii nf nti uffirlal commltiion
I
Hoyle, ............. I ->i ill" 0i,l, I Idi M ■•(*"tf f’t 'iljl Jt’’ft IIII ll i.ana
tcaaiiante nu *-■■■> ■*••
Jin . .. "tii tmvi nntisnrt'ti tom
. , f11 .tf v sirf s'rnt.' It ilv fr*nn
Siimlnv rogln ’ in her in hi* unto* effective IniinedlnUdy.
if tin world
v 'tin n would
. i , .id il County < "intiit* ioiu-1 >, i„
on the prnlect, made the announce
,
K Mr* ‘J arf h \Mmitli* 1‘rti‘t c mventi ate on nuiir.iviiig theninoihih 'iiiiih. I'lenyptlng to disShe si r*'ed III t h*’ (lenrgm eiln ■ t . Itviii- lu-ir ttier 104(1, vvh ii i ..ui"iiinced this moi ni""
ment following a tettlon in the
•
in
Jaycii
with
financial
mil
-niole
hei
fi
-no
>
living
him.
Purl
,
,
I
\i
I"
•Inn depnrlmunl for nine vi
.ImIge Smith, how ' i i . gave
" Ive* nltV"ii'it!K i"d M'l tii-tlly, U
White House today. Congreja haa
ti'-mi Mi" >'iiv Imilt tlir rmiti.l l ii-imission to It. VV V V i e
t i siiid
D ,i
lift rimt#* tree hy tin " m i l l lie a inu.ii I,"Hi" world."
from 11*38 to I9lfl nnd ugnio fi
appropriated 16,400,000 to do the
Ihe two 11" igum yesterday I1U8 to lit It), for two venr* 1 tut •111is11<•11 lloiitti. made a hullsr- [ i n -Mitllig
tllo
plnintiff..
I" ............. tin t Hi#* |»> id* tiiiity tn -lie aitiled.
work.
mid nguhi toll I of n rernneillu was iisslstnnt nntlmiol ndvi-m ■ t-i h ns" vittvrv '" locate apart .ilia lid the complnini. ' l>" Ii can j:,(1(| 'ill" .i lie*| si Htf ‘ 111 'I ’'**1
“ lalsle* ji r >-11’r
h<uic*t
Of
In one report to CongreM.
ti.iil.
-uni
inn"-aviillalilr
till
•
lie
liesltntlngly
lion.
Till*
toil
the
future
Hnmemaker*
of
VnnWASHINGTON. Aug. 2 -i,P
:,j; nn Im presented I i u Ihv
ti •■•*fin•(»s| Dw f*#iH» t ill
ciinrse, If a i[ii i fail, *lic must
President Truman conceded that The
■
i
*
t
ii.i
and
-lulialrd
n
cam
i
k
lo
Slier,
police
agreed
to
g-ca,
n
niithinnl
organlxiition
'
treasury reported today '*•
Iln. vote of the (’" i n n i i - in
"eat a pall, rti.it . her own *fit might he cheaper to rebuild overRiDent
i.i',;n I" tiling t""ii*ts In Sanford. H -vemlier directifig Iln «m "V hr
school girl* inking home econnn",
ran 01,487.fi52.O(in o *ald.
than In try tn repair the ancient is red for July, the first month
fail hill aa fm nn-, give T114
ill" Ill V tllllll.t gl'OUU will d C Hagan, and dt'"l«i slid .1<*lv If,mil.ill 'r«|i»
When -h> iipenred nt llary- enurses.
^ttruetiir* on Penntylvenla Avenue. of fiscal I960.
pit Illy of milk aud I i,id . of good
. - i. id in* fm tin- i ntrrtiitiinn ill | ■.'d"ii Mills Creek, wn- a two to
"Osli’a r*|. •'' i ■o' for her tiling*,
Mi«* rhnmplnn nlso lni>- In
P
^
i
nt
fit.i
t
I’or
Month
^However, he said that the Ameri
nuuiishttit; fooil.'’
i iM'itini. Iiiii during ilui win
»liot. Sher, wnit- a lonelier nf hmne ecotmlii"
Tha first month's deficit > howevri. -lo
I', vote, favored hv • "nmi i"ti
can neonle would like to preserve txceit of spending over Inc > > teg ....... ' i > h-iird the gunfire hlrli srhoiil; of Cnlhoii" i*>d 11
■|
III "II UIIII f"l till* "III III" « i* VV. (j, Kllhec n'lil H • f»mld
fiibu is in Europe to round off
the present Imlldlng Insofar aa was less than In the first month .ind found I
,- i dl i.it.illtrg nearly •nt reign ;i» “ Mir.. America,” tha
, u'liuli i -if c -iniii i( I«.-(■ cliairiiirn and onpoxed by J. F 'Id lidCiml,
I
wife Unconscious. nston. fin. She wiis city atlpec*"
nns*iMt> for sentimental and hfa- of tha last fiscal year.
. a 2 13 *inchon over title i Iib hold* until Sept. 10. Sh*
' i. ami "llU'il. I'hrae Include: Mid H, H. Pope, wliit "tih o 1 in
"
in n real e»lnti' nf home <connmlc* ni Cnliimh1
I»«r yiui'h *
toric reatom.
‘ Fiscal 1949 shower a tl mi
Mt
W ). Snittii. nulilicitv ami I "ittakrt; did not von on the H". u " ,.,' i"t1>11all if f.i)3 inches i, il a gultnt to h .iv. her imprint
~
office mol ,-iiiU 1 police,
(in.
The commltslon decided to re 659.000 deficit for the ftr.at mouth
She was cdilnr of the ftcori' - itii-kpiindrnee; ’ iri Nancv Doll- uslie.
I J ’I ikt ' .. Jr , weatherman. I htps 3<( Inchus) on mum! of the
tain the mansion In Ita praeent (July la always a uoor month f
Plf 11 M') I PHI A, Aug. 2—l/T) f HA and N il A iu.ni" I'COlUMl'' t > mi" ptumist; Mrs Mavticll
.l*nJ t !.iv lu *pile of the cx- leading beaches
form rather than build an entirely government income).
It. -wn, 'Uimrr chairman; Mr*. A
— A m i" *h"i mid killed his e»- nows nsslstsut editor of tin* <i....
She will allow heraclf at Deau
MURPHY’S ESTVfK
. . U" d-'fic'ency for the year
new structure at had bean advocat
At the end of the year, la-' timiged "'(■■ i-'-lay nnd then fired gin Homo Ecoiionilcs New* »■ 1 Htarkr decnintions; anil A Van
* ii I
i ...
ville end Ceiine> in France and
W A S H I N G T O N . Aug 2 "Pi
ed by tome oongreaemen and June 30. tha total deficit for 'h*' * (ninl i- ih"' iluongh Ills nwn editor nf the Nsltnnsl fid'ii V-.*, shufflehnaid chalrmin,
I lie European
I , .1 t " I 'V vs'n's Ihr hottr^t •he Venice Lid"
( (I Maddrn uresrnted III" th" let* Justice Frank Aim pity
I,..mi *. i ■ . » "men who had en lloinemaker*' puldlcatlun*. I*'
year wot 11,811,440,000
others.
. ......
'•1•
h* I iiiii will end at lidi-m where
, ,1 I lie ,
t. "iialmg cmnmlMrr* selection •"(* en estate line of only J2.IIH)
Tha commlstlon, which MeKallar
Traasury book* showed the o v tered ll '"tell "HI theani Phitadel- Tilin'* and Chatterhn*.
end 4 1.not) of that i* title Htr
Belie will he entirl.lined hy .s hull■ d("'ii" • n iipristinu iif Mr*
I I ll" NVPMini inf (IB light,
Miss Champion llll* * IlflHlf I ‘
Cfiesd* as’ chairman of tha Sanate ernmsnt spent 13,434.111,non dm ,,1,1,1 Inn ..........Me to eat breakfast
her prontotri* **t,|.
1 .ii I’ricr as rnlcrtiiniurul Washington hotel where he lived
4'fin41*1(I Fit* ***••• « f l
limited mi. Head are Mr*. Jean
Ji
ft
flr^reri
<
»r
Appropriations Commlttaai la the !ng July while taking In tl
Tit ill w«H disclosed I "da v in 1h ti" it." - ""
*
itia» A me lien'' c uifided *h* ti
<
hi
man
was
rri|iie*lri|,
*u1
d
Mis
Weiner
Mi
ml
tier
hdshand.
Mira458,000
In
taxes
and
other
"
iitrm.il
during
frail authority in the oontyovaray.
peper* filed In * Di.lttci ,.f 1 i *.t(*a Itvlutallor ami doesn't amok*.
rr»ntin>i*a on ran* a m
simth.
Tht reconitruollon will iBfolff caipts._________ _____ ____
ICxecufives Club Tn
J t|ir t" ni*h
< liimlna court.
-She
accomiiuiiind by her ohathe residential part of tha Whlta
pororn. Mra. Vliginiu Safford of
Hold Meet 'I’hursdm •o i i r i a l c i i n u l I n v a s i o n
Hout*. Tha Truman family la now
r«'»Bltaa*il <>,i paR« s u i
living In tha Blair Houaa, a tm a
Members of the Executive!. Cl " V i i n i v e r s a r y I k A u j f . 7
Pennsylvania Avanua from tha
City L ights Repaired
will meet Thtirsdav tiftern’mn •’
old Stata Departmant tylldlng.
ifl.ANTA, (la Aiu*. S!—ISpc
6:00 o’clock at the Tnmlst O n " *
Tha exaeutlva offloea In tha
A fter S a tu r d a y Storm
■ni) .Sundav mark* the sev>ntl>
lo dotermltio plnns for niogran
wait wing hava not Man dis
I
.ui
ivcrsarv
of
Ihe
I
Sliding
nn
noil
mselltifl*
during
ih,.
wirin'1
turbed.
By’VlM DAWSON
11 ti * i c . * ! ■ .
!(' pairing of city lights and
season. All members o'a reun**"' H i "Jalcanal liy men nf the First
. It hae baen estimated that tha
GRAFLNWOHR. Gciumiiv Aug 2 nPt lh" 'uiterl .Stales joint ,,witclu» wliich had been knocked
NEW
YORK,
Aug.
2
—M’t More hii»inc"mcn are being pinched hy President Floyd Palmer t" •'■ Marine Division, Reinforced.
•remodeling work will rgquica 1$
<
1
1
t"i>lare
ell
standard
m
l
hy lightning during tho »torm
Significance of this landinr ‘s thirls of stuff disclotec! todsv iln' jet pi'"*'
nreient.
today becsuie they appaiently have wnitcil ton long lo buy.
month* nr mora.
.Saturday. afternoon,
was complet
- --r----- ------—
During the past wlnt»r sen'"" Hut U was the first offensive ac- type American fighter airrralt ni Germany
Tha raildentlal part of tha pre
Invanlories have been cu. hack m low. m *ome cates, that lha member* met for supners once H"U taken hv tha Armed Forces
ed by Florida Power and Light
The military leader* al'O drclared ihsi Amm* *n Hoops here are workman last night it to HO
sent structure has bean reelartd buyart Bow hava to come barn ini<» ihe market a! ihe teller’s terms. a month at tho Lone wood Hoi' in World War If, when, at 0710
untafe by buildings
o clock, Stroot Sunt Sid RiChard
And prices are starting up again in »omip line*. Ironically, the ruth nt th« Mavfalr Inn and were m •in the morning of Aug. 7, 1042, ready lor any tmergenry
repurtfd today.
Army
General
Omar
N
Bradley
•
—
""■tidier*
of
■•B"
Company,
First
lertalned
bv
seven
nutstandirn'
to buy again,
in, if
ii It
it gains In
in volume.ovnnime.
An oil switch was knocked out
WOMAN IIL
Amnncr these wn* A1’ Hittullnn, Second Marine R»gi- told roluirter* thero will he no re-1 ,t ,.r,.i ■>•(*)• Hrttaln during their
probably rill glva another ...... nu purclui»i *, but their Interest la sneaker*
und too street luums on the east
TAMPA. Aur
*
tt
■
ti*.
charged
from
their
landing
Brlese.
humorist,
with
hi*
Imn"
duction
of
Amorclan
ti""U*
'o
I
vj,,ii
t
,
|
nnilini.
Bradley
aald:
"We
to nrlen.
E. B. Bailey,
.
spurring nrlvale consumers to get
lift onto the beach lo become Gel many “that I know nf."
Ihaven't -nine t" that quastlnn." "Ide were btirtuid nut Traffic
Industries reporting that cus hack Into the market flrat.. AIM vonatlnn nf an Em'll'hinan "' ,•Im
run.over and killed
fir*t American troop* to land
"Bo
Thl*
I*
Amsrlcn"
Cm
•
"
Ilrndloy,
Air
Force
General
f}rj|^ , n,l •'artaili* have sought •lirbts nl Colery and Mollonville
tomer* are ordering again in demanil for the metal la making
Twenty fifth Street and
lait night, Traffte .
■
in
enemy-held
*o||
In
World
War
Prince
Otto
of
Aiislrl"
who
«o
>
Hoy*
B.
Vananhurg
*ml
Ad
I
r uifurmatlun from the United eXvonue,
ptaaalng ouantltlsi include coliun, plessant news for producers.
Sanford Avenue and Fust Sheet
Hamm raportod toda;
II
on
“Th*
Political
SIMmUoti
'tmi
ml
Louie
Denfeld
of
the
gtoiuh*
weaiion*.
textile*. The
r a y o n and
,- ™ wool
----- —-------- - nm *.
She had Juat left
(here were more coatliei ami ie- iewed American combat troops) BrBl)| , y s#jj |,e honed th* mill and French Avenue were also nut
Cotlne textiles also have bent- rumn* ’’ <*nd Mr*. Paul M"mo
MH
hum InvtntoHaa
In coffee and
Tfnd It* tome
M-t.Her battles in World War II h( the former Gorman army *r»ln-, tmry ,,,g»nii"lion envisaged In the out of action by the lightning.
who
told
nf
"The
Far
Fast
Iteil
from
government
action,
heavy fuel oil nav# boon woiked fined
Effect* nf the bolt were felt at
a rear wheal.
"Beaut1** cf Am«rlcen CO*— i)i*" on Guadalcanal, but none ing ground her#.
*
Atlantic Pact will ha functioning tlie Margaret Ann Grocery near
off and arloaa ara starting up.; The announcement Friday that the were
significance than the
outlined
hv
PSrolt
B
-'
held
more
sign
Attack plana* and bombers and |onf VPtI Mrter the p*ct Is ratified where the lightning hit seld
Copaar wad and alno uaars have. agriculture department will aup- ford. A prominent Pole Term""' landing on this Pacific Island, fur
.|g,tl,tnrt"s
boenback in the market for »e-.pnrl the new cotton crop at around Neoorshl
Manager Jo* Baund' rs.
rev*"1 ed "Fdifsih"'
the word the "Marine* have » navy eontlagant joined 17,000 ^
Referring to lbs position of lha
vavai week* n#w, ending a buyer*’ I 29H cent* a pound, onl$ slightly Behind the Iron Curt.in." r-'
and the iltnatlnn I* walj troopa of tha flrat Infantry dlshrike^f more than two months, j under the support prlca for !a*t r rn*lard *ohl nf »xn*rience* I"
hsnd, waa flashad to tha world vision and constabulary unit* In w,Uern European Union—Britain,
Schedule
France Belgium, The NatharNon- ferrous metal* price* *1-1veer’s cmn. seem* to have been Enron* ff.r"H Eld". Norwev'.u it "talked the beginning of a honoring tha Mllltgry laaders.
JACK80NVILLI,
Bradley, Vaadanburg and Den- ianj , , n,| (.uxainbourg—In tha At
ready have gone up. So atrong I* i Jl,,t tke Jolt th# buyata needed, •xnlorer son)-, nn nrnsnectlng fur •• rin of *I*P« aero**I tha Pacific
Wednesday:
tha demand right now for copper, They’re hack In tha market thla —,i,i |n Alaska.
'■l||rh terminated on tha home *<>ll feld arrived In Germany Saturday jBnt|c Pact, Bradley aald: "All
, Birmingham
9:30 A. M.—Th* ’•Yank#**"
for a iO-day glndy of European n,ln,)jer of the union ara member*
nf lha siiemy,
that tha trada la predicting an-!week In volume.
ilafeni* and BOtMtlalltle* under' f
Atlantic Pact. It la to bo *X- aponsorad by Ivey’s will play th#
nrEICPR BtlBB^Nn^D
Delaney Playground Junior RaeeATTLEE IN BED
the Atlantic FMi, They flew to I Dwte,| nu they will function wlth- 1**11
TAMPA A"v tt—DP) -CI*o *«
team In Orlando.
I.ONDDN, Aug. 8—(ff)--Prime Grafenwohr
frankfurt »olln th(1 ptrt » .......................
tactive Tom WelCprt w*s susnend
■ O S g’S e .
10:00 A, M.— Southsid* Primary
Tmman a par-, Asked If the union will bo au- Schoul—Story League, make doll
H n .r t ik
0d todav n*odlm» further ln"e'H Minister Attlee will dkaet Brtaln** day In Prea
hoenlg
Independence, poraeded hy the Atlantic Pact, furniture, jump rope, apporatua
reached Ita bottom la
ration of hi* report he w** shot government affair* from hi* alcP tmnal plane,
lint Louts
London InaBradley rapiledi "That la ono
»h thla
at while working nn tho killing nf bed for anothor weak, hia office nnd will (aw
activity ana group plav.
Worth Street taatlli
few hours to
■nld totlajr.
ale y i ' 1
au discussions thi,™ (0 bt conalderad."
mnent reporting one of tha
8iOQ P. M,— Instruction on
brother officer.
with
Brttli
The
Ofl-yaar-oM
latl
ma
minister
ghlafa
and,
Vandenburg
mad#
tha
dlacloatira
Ina for for cotton good* In me
w a ltia n d polk* dancing at Tour"My evidence trnda to discredit
othar
Enrol
Saturday
at
fell
III
with
«
ehll
stra- ed the popular M
ory", Polk*. Inapaetof M. C.
■■ AJi
Aaked by
the ^jolnt I S ^ d ^ | l i ^ k ^ w ^ | r ^ ^ a n o a . *ItM P. k Mlaad aaftban tour.
have cloth prica H eaa
ay Mid in aMsoundng Wal- his couatnr bong St Chequers,
chlafa will
frit
North of Lood*«,
ic «ass—aa •
autpanM#*, .
■
■
'
.A#«lS"
BKM
■'rr-TinninBi
.
■'Al '&?
L ,
.V o & fa iM
A HP
. ,'iniX‘t
K S ^ ^ e ll'
« . . .
(irur^ian Named
Stale Supervisor
Of Himieniakiiw
Senate Committee
Okays Renovation
For White House
“MisH America**
SfnrlH :t:M)ny
Tour Of Furoue
John Sunkarik, Jr.,
Flnfrtl President
;Oi Tourist (iroup
Government Debt
Soared During July
^
Prices Start Up Again As Buyers
Rush To Markets To Fill Shelves
Jet Planes W ill Replace Standard
Fighter A iri ra il Types In Germany
a x .:?
THE WEATHER
Recreation
te si"*
r
jL
w a ft's
'
f
fi
connected
:H1
�’— --.Trr^T T
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD
Giants Slated Tc
Go To Daytona To
night And Return
Home Tomorrow
B,r
J r* I
T ttk lD A T AUGUST t
IM S
nning Heartbreaker To Saints 6-4
r
rw
in this contest. This pride of tha
Volusia Track Has Oswald
Kennels has missed the
twice recently but Is In
Past Pack lined money
fine form for tonight's workout.
‘The two marathon races over
begch course tonight promise
Up For Wednesday the
plenty of action, with many ve
«J
**°y» hopiriK to win s berth nn
Big mart K arSnskl. 8 .°Augus. I S m ' 00' a " ' T
U
tins Halnts righthander pitched
Au#‘ W
* V ,n T ncrd
and batted himself to hi* 24th (
Several of the frllowt luvc rep
victory of the 1949 Florida State ■lioning eacrcitct, but the official prat
wl11
** iuned until Sept oJ J !! *. "J“ u‘: 1'*.n *»!" «»•»**■ ! 1." Kettles declared.
|„
dropped the Hanford Giants tiy j
We have ptospects for a pretty
r 8 to 4 count.
I -II l-.t
alt. /all " 4%**
Tonight the Giants are nrhedul- I
ed to move to Daytona Beach for
a twin attraction with Manager
Bam Demina's Inlets. Tuitionow I
bight the two teams return to the
local park for a single uffalr.
The victory over the Giants Inst j
night placed the Ancient City ‘
crew three full games ahead of
I mack plastic hegdgears have been
the Hanford organisation In th e .
; purchased ,for fp p * use.
heated battle between the two I
“We plan to um ~th • new bright
cluba for the fourth rung In the |
yellow
ball with a black strip,"
tS L ladder.
Kettles revealed, “We used It in
Righthander Joe Hchults open
savsrul games'that Vest and found
ed on the hill fur the Giants and
that It was very satisfactory for
pitched four full Innings of near
night play."
perfect ball, allowing the Invad
The Seminole High Bhcool griders no hits, but Issued foot free
tickets. Rut the roof full In on lo lie ‘discovered’ ms Coach Kettles ilers have five home games ami
five road contests this fall. Thu
Schulte in the fifth. Four uulrk puls it.
hits and a walk amounted to four
"There me always some fellows season will open here on the night
runs for the Nanlts before Left- you do not think will make the of Sept. 23 with the Gainesville
bander Larry Harry could get in grade, and will turn out tu lie Purple Hurricane, and the scruml
to the hall game.
first stringers before the season tilt will he played In Kustl* on
Ssnfoid opened hostilities In the gets underway. Last year Charlie Sept. 30, and the Feds move to
MAKINO SUM that lie Is going to tbs
Charlie Thomas worked his way up to a Del.aml for the Oct, 7 game.
bottom of
................
fuucrul of tils henchinun. Filwurd
open
the inning. starting vuralty position frum a
IPtplu
- * - singled- to
.
Ocala, St. Augustine pml Lees (Neddie) Herbert, and not on Ihs
end was followed by a hit to left sllli on the 'll' squad," Kettlea burg round out the "away" sche
way In his uwn, racket czar Mickey
by Tom Rose, newly acquired out
dule, while Pa talks, Beahreesu, 1 Cohen looks around cautiously r.1
fielder from Lenoir, N. C. Joe declared.
"We
lost
a
lot
of
good
boys
.
_____
_
New
Smyrna
and
FMA
meet
the
I
•
■
Malinowski popped out,
but
ho leuves Ills hospital room In Lot
Schultz was safe on nn error by by graduation last year, agd thsy Fed on the local grid'
Angeles, Calif.
(International)
Lyls Judy and Peplo and Rose
advanced a peg. Johnny McManus
walksd to force I'eplo ucruss and
muva Rose and Schultz to thlid
and second respectively. I.eftfieldsr Bob Hallman came to bat
end rammed a lung double Into
left field to clean the sacks. That
was the end uf scoring activities
for the Giants.
BY ARTHUR BKL'KWIT II, JR
The Slants put the game In tin*
Herald Sports Kdltor
pickle hariell with a two run
splurge in the top of the 11th
IIKitF. 'N TIIKHK
frame Pete Pichan singled to left
Anausilu*
it
v\r 1 1
John Cohort, New York Giants
and McManus imoted 11 roller by Hi
M v r iillli
at w v u I*
scoot who bus been watching the
Lyle Judy to put men on first and Io -l.. 1 ml
H i lit 111 II
Sanford Giauta team for the past
IS Ss tf,*. 3]
second. Claude Shoemuke dump 1 o la m p i
I t in P i II
few days, reports that the current
ed a built down the lirst base line I , - r - n . i r k M r . tills V eslsedsr
crop ol rookie hasehull playeis is
ami Plcliun and Judy moved up.
I'.ih ilk u
'• iirla m lu >1
mighty poor. Lohert uml Rubber
Carl Butler lined out to Ruddy
Hi A o a u s llu e
». H uiifunl I 1
Jonnurd, assistant director of the
Lake In right field for the second llllllllM* I
l>cl.MIMt
Z,
l.eeslm
rs
H
i
In
Inn
Giants farm system, have conduct
out, and up to the plate strolled
lia y lo O H llesi-h I ih illie s .llU
ed five try-out ram ps around the
Big Htnn Karpiuskl. The Saints
l l s n n T iu ls r
hurler gioinply lushed a knock
nation this summer and have ‘lookHI A iia u s lh ie
ill l> ri»m l„ 1 Z 1
I ' i i hit Hu a l l.rs ltiim .
Into left field to send Pichan and
oil over' inuMi than 4D0 players.
H llllfurit |t t iMirtului Hem h
Judy across the plate to break
Out of this giuup of mon the Giants
H e l.a m l at 1 11 . trie*, eII lv
Up the contest.
executives have seen hut one |duyA M K H I I 'A *
l.h t lllh
Manager Hal Gruber announc T r a m
tt I. Pel I
or good enough to sign a profes
in JI. ( I I
ed last night that Connie Kavakls N ew Y u tk
sional cunt 1act. That's pretty
' veliim l
ill III i l l 1
had been sent to 1-enulr. N. C.. In Hu.Inn
bad , , , .
it tl t i t '
• "trade" for Tom Rose, who Iis t ro lt
it l< r.to 1
Manager Hal Gruher reports'
i t tl
ill I
blaytd In cmtetflehl In place of l"iiliiile lp lila
that the reason ho did not send a
t l t t . I I S I'
Tommy Cataldo, who was out CWhsice ah glnoa lo n
tt I I
lit 1
catcher lo Gainesville Is that Manhwith an Injured wrist uml a bruls- » t I .mils
It I I
111 3
gpr Spec Dozier of the G’s
lle s u ll* V e its r g e r
le j
..?!•!»«
HI l.uols I,
W n s h ln s ln u 0.
wuuld not trade a pitcher or a
i f . t r i l l IT IH F .
Ihisliiii t. I 'l r v . l m d I
first huseman fur the backstop. |
l l l l d r sullies s, lirilu lril 1
biip.r, cf
“ If I would send the ratchwr In j
t i T i i i n i . i .M A U v n
Gainesville I would llku to have I
i l 31
received some help from them.
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i7 31
They did not wunt t.i purl with a or uny other kind of a percenter"
I>Z t«
man who would help me. There John Murugnn (above) is shown i|
ill tl .1
ill 17 .1
fore Him deal was uff,” he said. . . . Wuslilngtiui us lie led a session will
tf. Ill .1
Chalk up aiiolhoi 'brawl 'for! Die .Senate's special Invesllgaliiig
II II
the Florida State League. Halimluv tubenmmlltve ronducting ths “five
II II .1
ills r e s is t Jar
night was u lough night on um
JlrmiRj) 11
inquiry. Me wus occuted of
h u rjth
pires . , . .Kddlu Lichens of Duy- ■percent"
IIODltll! | *H■i t’iiis
i i u I b 1. ■
peddling Ills lullueuce to land gov
New y«,r II. I.rhieaso
Jotta Reach took a puke at one of|<ernment
I.
contracts. (International)
the hoys In blue uml received a
suspension foi an undetermined
period hy I'reshlrnt Jim llutler.
*.y r n n n a
A L II
Manager Hill I'errln accidentally
JI Al1 Newfeslure* Sports Editor
'brushed' another one on the nose
uml wan given a week's vacation. 1
J|
WKHTHURY, n 7 Y. -G e rh a rd And In the meantime Umpire .
1 F.lacnataedt really lovss Amerlm Supervisor
llul Win fer
says
•• especially when It Involves hora> ■ (lie FHI. has one uf the gest ,
.1 In Ida first three weeks'of h o m e s
roups of umpltes 111 ('lass I) Ira,1 racing
— 1 — here
*
■
*
in..n e r
he dro)
iues In the nation. Kilhcr Weufer
or Just ns many as jw nod pllotm jr the players must la* wrong,
during three year* In Germany.
loth can not be right . . . .
“In October, 1949. tha Natl* tool
Is liegimiiiig
to
ro...........
— creep
my father and mother," eaya Gar • Football
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DAYTONA HF.ACH, Aug.
(.Special) —A fast pack of routers
i* being lined up by'R afing SecI ntury Merrill Watte to gallop
•in the eight matinee racee ache,iul«.l for Wednaattny afternoon
i,t the Volusia County Kehnel
Club In Daytona BOach. Sprinkled
niiiung u strung setup of veteran
1iiiiuivra will be aevoral dogs which
I In.vi* Iwen making brilliant re
cords In the aehoellng tents and
it.r fun. are certain to get a flatlul ut thrills and surprlges.
Tonight Mlky, owned by K'Lane
Kirkpatrick, steps out again in
1ii<- feature ninth race and dr*
■line the 6-lflth mile route with
thin sensational Juvenile will be
nn ull-star octet composed of OB's
Ci.lnway. Auto Pilots Georgia
Tech., Sly Boots, Sooner Select,
I, mient Reward and Kansan
l*r, tu'hor, OB’c Catoway has a
/ oihI chance to take the honor*
■'Iran
Hint*,
.lum p .
Bllt'a
F in d ,
aik Kara a/ia«ba Mila
Hur*r»<i|»r,
HI/
Banter,
Beat
Hli.il. Medalilun. L uck/ Claea. Jiffy
Jet Ilrandy Hplrll, Hunalrlp*.
Tin R are Meaeh Caaraa
The U. S. amateur golf Cham*
plonshlp will ba held at tha Oak
Hill Country Club, Pittaford, N.
Y., naar Bochaatar, Aug. 29 to
Sept. 8.
4
Of the five pinch hitters ussd
In the recent All-Star game only
Rod Schoendlsnst of the Cardin*
ala hit aafely.
teran long distance speedsters en
tered. In the seventh race they
include Shantung, Scarf and Hap
McGuire; in the tenth race Ro
mantic Me, a marathon favorite
hart last saason, Bon snd Chuls.
Connie Mack managed the
Philadelphia Athletics to their
first pennant In 1002. lie won
t ight other pennants, the last In
1931.
- *(..
let pace l/JMfea *'»?.
irtra t Half Oallr n«(Als .1
Tornado "fce, llemlsy.
B a r hater, L a g /
OMde. Alibi Al.
Hoyal
» - 1----View
*~ •1Kina. Princes* Midas,
Maurice MrDrrmott, y o u n g
southpaw with the Boston Had
Sox, struck out 20 St. Paul bat
t e n while R iding for Louisville
Champ. on May 24 for an American AsHwltch- soclatlon record.
The St. Louis Cardinals suffared 83 shoutouts In 1908.
HiioasC ttslect.
Tenth—Silver
Itockst Chl.r.
(’sells.
COM M ENTS
From The
S ID E L IN E S
The Clubhouse
'Little Giants' Nip
Oviedo Team 5 T
ry. “We never hoard what hap
pined in them. My brother Henry
now n New York Jawolffc, mea»ohyer, ami I ran a w a / m m home
the flay the N^sis
.
"1 knew Hans JJ. Froammlng
one of the leading trotting train-
‘j ; S t S f r i i f i f f i f i f t t f i f !
for two an T h alf years oto
Yowell's 'Little (llanis1 defeat- .Nails
1. — —• • ■ - — ■■ - - *
I a Junior team from Oviedo on
riday by a D to 2 count e» Mel■ Fleischer pitched two hit ball
ir th# 'Glante*.
John Niusl snd Kugen* Kitdie paced the Hanford attack
i In s plats with two hits sack,
Ml* Uude starred fur th* inMara,
Thoae participating In tha tilt
r Urn 'Giants' wers McDonald,
llshee, sat Krlder, 3b : rlslschVCl Rusal, Ibt Borxdprf, 8b; Fox
C Uwards, cf j and Kstrldgs, rf.
W # Oviedo team InclutM Mai-
into tha sports picture. Jos Hhsrpign, sports puhllrlnt for the Univsrglty of Florida, is already beS 'ng tu send nut stories on the
ting Gstors.' Tin* picture is
ty bright fur u successful
season for tin* Gsluesville gihoul.
Haro's hoping the IJ uf F fetters
peat year's record. . . .
lowing Monday night ho won with
Harry Miller, and at pretty good
odds since it was thu horse's first
ogling of the season.
;fc|genetacdt asvs it's wonder
ful oyer here. “They ask you no
queeiions and the upportunltlsa
art ttananduus," he says. All he
want* right now are a few more
horsee lo train.
'T M fPa good money In trot*
tlnfi He u y s “but not much for
S * trainer. Maybe someday I'll
iV* on# or two of my own.
^f* knew most
routine 7 “»a«tng here Is about thu same
and was itheing to drtM. He got M |n Germany, only they have
Bp, lb| R. Cox, 2b and B. Cox, |hal chance by w o r^q | tnd^elH j raengalU tle longer, shout a mile
and a m atter. Most of the race*
Mira ara' one mile. All that they
lnow‘ About trotting In Europe
they Warned In America, All tno
horoea were hred In America."
iOnly once did the Hitler regime
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A U G U S T
2. 1949
1*4* If you fall lo n |i|.. .1 r „• h » r r -
]
of Banfurd r i a l Honk I Pa***
» « lo *4 a n t 111 III. 11* *
Hi
Th e a « M » m « n t ..f llir nald pro|"fty under the until certlllrnie
laaueil waa lii llir name of W\ C.
I in '* !i'K o r A F P l.H A T lo x
r o R •>»f0 h»nn
•'
T A X IIK KI1
t'Bl**a .aid ierl Iflinle ahull be
I 7H A P T K H I I 4SI o r 1 K U
redeemed n u n rill rid tn law. the
N O TICll
IB
IIK IIK IIY
ttlV K N l>r;<P*rt>r deecrlbed iherrln will he
kThat T . II , Melvin hultler i.f T a i
,l’ Hi* hlaheat bidder at the
" “ «*]
hauee
it.mr
nn
the
d r.t
eeaeaentent
of
Ihe
eald
I property under the eald cert Ideate
llasiitd wae In ■lie name uf Ida
1 Bromley Metre
llnleaa aald irrtlflca le ehall lie
.adeemed accordlns lo law. tint
[pruparty deecrlbed Iberelli will ha
leold lu the hlsheet hldder at the
Iruurt
houae iloor
on the drat
■Monday In ihe month of HaptemIbrr, ll>4*. which la the &th day of
ISetiiembar. 1*4».
|>w(rd I Ilia In d day of Austral,
m il.
Cl. I*. H K I t N D O N
Clerk circuit Court,
Bemliiole County, Florida
ItCIrcult Court Heal)
I n O T K K O F A P F I.II'A T IO N FOB
k
TA X ORKO
C H A P T F . l t I T 4AT U F IH.3.T
„ N O TICK
IB I I F . I I K B Y O IV K N .
I t i i .ii llorlenee W lloumlllat holtl
ler of T a a Cerllflcale Nu 11. leaueil
■the tat day of J u ly A l » . V*47. h*>
Idled aaiita In my office and hae
I made application fur a taa ilecl
I to lie le-ited tharaon. Babl .eitld
lent# embrncee the fulluwlnx dee
Icrlbed property In the ( ‘nontv of
iBemlltole, Httile of Florida, to-writ:
I.nl 3 Blk 14 T r T T h e To w n
N u T h 'K
THAT
'TAX
IH
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FOB
l i r . K Il
II Kit K HY
UIVK N
.\|*»> Allen HLi«ini4h. luiltler
of Tax <Vrllfl 4Mtr Nu 22, 1*1 dnv
uf July A l> 1447. him rn#cl nalii
<vrttfh ntt' I n my uffh
.mil hnk
inwdr aphlh'iiHiirt fur lux deed lo
ih rr-o ii in i«i turdiini v wlHi
iuw
Halil rnrttfkrttr **iiili|-|iA#R Hie ful*
la•v\ lnic «ln«i4 rhmd |>ru|iertv ultiiHtert hi Hnrntnule County. Florida. I»»
writ t
Lot 3.1 of Otorglti A i m «
im
recorded In Pint Book T. !*«■•
52 Hernlnole County Ile4*irt|a
The us**Mm»'iii tif mild |irnp«rtv
imlrr the »ald » crtlflcate laatied
h a s In Ihe name of lloyd e ami
MrtVinr Hmlth l*rdea« ■•lid cehMCcat* ahull lie reiteerneil acconllng
it. law. taa deed will l***o«- thereon
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in the 22lot day of An SCUM A I*
If**
I hi ted thl» Cnti day of July A
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F.I.I.F.N »HiY
City Tnt i ‘*il|fi"tm
City of Hoiifoid. Heinlriole
I'liLirify, Flo rid it
M irilK
TO
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HTUM I
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HERALD
Want Ads
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PHONE 148
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To
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1*11*IN K 20*
of
L u e k y S trik e
n a tu ra lly
m ild
go a fte r
tin e ,
t o lm e e o — urn /
n
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liu lil,
puff
m iflitn iH o ftlo lla rx m o rv H u m u llin a l
p u r i t } / p v i c t ‘H to p v t i t ! S o h o y a c u r to n
s e lf
of
re a l
L lie k ie .s
lim v
L u c k ie s
m uch
to da y.
lin e r
re a lly a r e —
d e e p -d o w n
See
and
how
s m o k in g
for (o u r
s iim u tlie r
m uch
m nrv
e n ju M iic u l
Yes, sm oke a Lucky!
Y o u ’ ll a g r e e i t 's a l i n e r , m i l d e r , m o r e
e n jo y a b le c ig a re tte !
SANFORD I'AINT &(;LASS (’().
S u n r .in r - It'iiiliup |iu ltil mill h Iiibh Hluri1
117 S b . FARK
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784 - M .
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j *fraetvad porch and b*U
teen. Also 1 four room apart
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I..S ./M .F .T — lu ck y &totke M eant fine 7&6accc
slovc. Iiift XIyi II** Avenue.
Full HA I.f. m my attle—»ea
cbi-sl. tttilf -ticks. Itlrycle, aetIpii, nt ft. t- desk, tnlile, etc.
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,
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N E W F ld .'tllt i. wiirtncpil In pctli
184144- J
thill. Old flnitrN Hindi' Ilk....... *
S P E C I A L - t i u titu tlu n o w n i n k TCXKIIO FFKMS: ('omjnk'lo linn. >
<*'liii-liltiU, i'll 1il nine ft wp ) iht)
bu ll dln x 8(1 a GO nil Go foul n,i
I'n lln b li, |mwi‘r plniil, )!'.! yeti
Ilinil'* Ttixetlo Feed Storn.
n tr tot—alau alnall 8 bed...... . ......................
•'*Jif| tfllflt III Ki’finltiili’ 4'mtiilt ,
house, wanta tu lliukr ljuick It MAOIl 4.Ill f iipiirlitienl aim gaa
tl M. 4>It'll Him, I .it E i' Mtity
tlw a
V i t a ----------M a l i * t a n f«P M »
______ all Waal
STRI( KLANI) ’
MORRISON, INC.
FOR
■•tap aa
tM
______
Waal
i
I
finer cigarette!
Mssm>ms>
J— ili'Ul h slH le f o r
W e both
loa l arhcn
y m i don't
b r in g
your
prcecriptlon*
lu
L a n e y 'a. Phone 108,
treated A finished. $80. l'h«n*
1181.
■i
•V
Yes, at tobacco auctions Lucky Strike
pays millions of dollars more than
official parity prices for fine tobacco!
I h e y R iv e y o u .
•wt
Fm
LtoUCKIESa PAYMORE
give you
TH ER E IS A CAR MOTE FAINT.
ENAMEL AND VARNISH FOR
EVERY SHREAi I AT NEW l,o \\
J feiiilnnt
Y l i r A U K I I K I I K U Y III ' J C I I I F I ’ I
to file your
ii|ipeHrniic* In euId I
null iieraormlly or hy iitiurney on]
or l»«fora Ihe
Iti day uf A u hu h I,
Phooa SIS
rainier, nod Parer has****
m s ■ e ttn iiin tv k x iir
Hein forced House Paint T
Mildew Uesistin^
A t
New Low Prices
ANNI*: MAH1F HCKNCKH
v o r Aitr: m :m :n v .n m t if if i *,
Mint ii will I fol
divorce
him heeti filed .iMihml V•- ■j In the
Ml)* ull Court of H. iutiMili Moniiti ,
Fhirldu, at Hunfonl, Florhlu, heliip
| sell111t«Ul I If eh Hl»el»4 er, |p|j|| IIII Iff
j verails Anne Mulle Mpeine l, lie ^
Dr. Henry McLaulin
US M ai noils A ft.
tiy
— DHIVE-IN—
Wall Paper - Paint
USE CARNOTF.
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> O T I « K.
_______ ■—
............
In the mntith t.f Beulem- U-MJJ l I T l.Ot I tT H K a m
loam* l » tnyoffice
and
hue made
which le the itli day uf JAI'KHO.N A. <*A It 1 11 1.1
L p p I l r U i u i i for a taa deed lu tie
1,,H
Urlamlo. Florida
I leeufrl thereoii. Bald
certlllcate
rated
title 3iul day uf Aiiguet, Atiurney fur I'laltiiifp
[xti.liracee the fullunlna deei rlhed
-------------------- --| property In the Cunuty Ilf Bamlh*•, * ■ I I K I I N I i O S
M iTirK
o r vpi'i.i, t |
F u ll
tile. Btate uf Florida, lu -w li
t lerk I'lrcult f m ir t,
T A * I I I I F ii
hut 1 Bloch A. Chulunta I’U t
Memlitnle t'ounly, Florida
N H T Ii'K
1H d r i l l In
book 3 ran* »1
i »* irealt Court Beall
I I I A T May Alice SheT i t ) naet eenient uf the eald |>rouf T m ('erllflcnte \,
.'I
party under the eald certificate A t i r i C K o r
V P P l .l f A T I D X r i l M **f J u l y , A l> ire ;. tM .
■
feeued wee ill the name uf llaltle
T A * |lf:t;|i
certificate In mv ..fit
'
Is. Strickland.
I
I H A f T K H U t i l o r IBM
«>»•!* apldlrnllun r.,e | .» deed ,
I'nleea eald certificate ehall be I N O T I C K
IH ll l'. IIK B Y
U I V R N . '*»'.* tbeienn in a .,.,, .......... ,
[redeemed eicurdlna to law. the T i n t J. II ||||| |l(l|dei uf T a x <Vr- •»"
ipruiierty deecrlbed therein will ba tlflcate No. i l l taeu.d (he let , debt . ertlfb ate u n t . i . ...
, .
•old to the hlSheal hldder at the dny uf July a !■ i «|7 ha* fjle.l
den rlhed to..!
[court
lionet doin'
the drat •amt III my office rttid liae made I '1 Beintnidr r .......
lit
Monday In the month of Beutem- appllratli.ii f„, „
deed
be
I ,, ,t 3 4 of i tcor a in
her. 1*4*, Which la the ill. day of leaned
thereon
Bald
certificate
recorded III Flat II.
tie ember
1*4*
embrace the fullowltin described
13 Seminole I 'ooot >
paled title lal day uf A u i m i . property in the I'mntly of BemlnIha aeeeeempllt of ,., ,
|y*y.
" I» Blaie of Florida tn-wll
■lInter the eald , el tit
II I* I I K I I N H O N
NIJ of N n « , of H K » ,. Bectloli
'»,«• It! the Ita In*. .,f | ,
Clerk Circ uit Court.
34 Townehlp fi Boiiiit Itanae
via Vina Mid 11Li h o le ..
,
Bemliiole County,
Florida
'M Ka*| HI Acree
ll' irru lt I.oitri Beall
The aeereeioeot of the eald pro* I ale ehall be Inleeloe , ,
lo
law,
l
a
)
deed
will
--------------------------------------------"erl* millet the .o ld
certificate
laeurd wae in tltr haute of Kd- on Ihe l i m l day of \
IMS
N O T U 'K O F A P P I . H A T 1IIA F OR "
Bhomi
Mile lath ,t»,
T A X 114)4 11
7 tlleee eahi , .rtlflcntc ehall tie t> Haled
ISIS
C H A rrr.H IT «X OF
HUM
tedeamed accor.lln*
In law. the
I7I.I.KN
III ■V
N t i T I C K IB I I K I I K U Y
O I V K N , ,,r' ,',ert* itrat rlhed Ihetehi will he
I ’ll v Ta * Collr.
.'hat I l» Talbott holder of T i e r,,ld to the Maheet
hldtler at tlta
<
lty
or
Baiilio,
Cer'lflcate Nu. 15. leaned ihe let '"urt hnnee door onthe (Iret M on
Hm il ii4nil*
Co,inly. Florida
day Uf J u ly A D., 1*47. hae filed
bt the mouth of Beptember
tame in iny office ami im* mode
'I 1 which |e the ArIt day of
application for a tax deed it, he feitlemlier I ms
laeurd thereon
Bald
carl I flea la ,aE? ■
11,1* 1,1 ,**|f ,lf A usual,
letnbrai'ta the followlns dee,-rlhed 1■'**
Ipruperty lh the Cnuniy of Hemln‘ * V U K lIN H o N
lo it Btate of Florida tu -w lt:
t
* lefk Clrcutl Court,
l.oia I «
ft Kvatia Tarntce,
,
Ben,look , / nitty. Florida
I'lal Book 1 1’ ase 1*
11 lr‘ " » C o n n Betti)
The
Monday
.
TALBO rrS
In required a dacre* |.r.
.........
will I'*.Blered
(I kh I iki
n , u lllu|
the ■nit
" III a rc o -.i
witla.ut
further n o l l e tu you
K X K O l'T K It
AN |i
IBBI'KI i „t
Hanfunl. Klurlila. ti.i. r.n,
,t „r ,l(
July. I* 4»'). I’ IIKtINIni.S
A » Clerk uf ti... f i n n i i
Knurl. Hemlimi, r.m n i)
Legal Notice
No. n t . turned the let
JPCeMlflcale
day of J u ly A. U , t » 47.
ha. filed
PA liE FJVB
THK SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
________
*» '
- *
tjgi |
**
So ro u n d , so firm , so fully p a c k e d —so fre e a n d e a s y on th e d ra w
IK E
1KAN
s i id K I,If
�i
I
TUESDAY AUGUST
TH E SANTORO HERAIO.
*1'
Mrs. Vin Leads
‘Wonderful Life’
m jr , Helping
__________ Others
.
Acheson Speech
■*'M
. (CesW tM d P m a Paws «•*>
. sonal decline to |& 0 0 p to k o x , I (]. late than laat month.
' In Florida moat feed prices, atI racially those containing protein,
were slightly higher than a month
i earlier. Mixed dairy feed ranged
, (3.7R to (4.60 par cwt. and aver' gged (4.00 on all typaa. Peanut
i meal advanced from fS.OO to (3.80.
per cwt. Cottonaead meal a t (8.96
' eras 80 cents higher.
Laying mash a t (B.10 was 10
cents higher and eeratch feed a t
I (4.25 was five cants higher. Bran,
Riiddlingi, shorts end hay ware
1slightly lower.
NEW YORK Aug. t ~ W > Paeple tom allm et aayt
■,"Tha only way you can get In'
the newapapera le to hold up a
drugstore or slope with a movie (
2. 19490
tCaatlaoae rreso Peas Ossi
[active defense arrangement."
And he concluded:
"In view of the foregoing cor.,
slderatlona the United States gov.
eminent must reject as utterly
without foundation the charges
contained In the Soylet note" £
Dr. C. L. Persons
'S o today I'd like to tall you
the story of a simple heart—the
OPTOMETRIST
story of "Mrs. Van." She Is a
tips old lady who never robbed a
Brsa •(■mined - nlna.M rir.es
a . s n *-ia, l-a sat. a.la
*Y&Fbank or ran against Harry Tm -i
A t l a s l l - .V n.lu n nl H nnk HI it*
A in for praaldent.
I
new m
"But I’ve had a wonderful life,"
ana tald. It might not aeem so to
Bar Dare I r f t U en oy. tU a iU lln n , nl William, Bishop W B o n n y
i t s s H i s i i e s s a la g s osar
•erne people, but It does to her.
Tufts in Columbia's "THE UNTAMED BREED, showing at tha R lti
the Florida school system that Thaatra Thursday and Friday.___
!Mre. van le a practical nurse. •
«
_______________
has bean vacant alnce Mias Botetha
She la white-haired and A3, but
Frojen
left
a
year
ago
with
public
Mr skin Is as fair as milk. I got
statement that ah# hied bean firad
to know her wha nsha came to,
for political raaaona.
stay with a young neighbor couplo
(O a tlaa e g r n a Page Oa*>
(C n l t s s M T ru m r « s » Oast
expecting their second child. S h e --------- ---------------------------------- *
a
a
HENRY ARTHUR O’ HORN
(1,400^000,000 program to _ help with directions of the State Legis
would only accepfedUfLa wgrk.
j
Henrv A rthur O’Born, USN, friendly nations arm against Soviet lature, property foreclosed by tha
Whan the baby tlf ta . the young ' IMI NIDI Of THI MINCH merchant (lent, the fie A t Franc# majestically
County be deeded to tha trustees
ion of ThomM E. O’Brian of Tl* aggression,
mother said:
..... .
j aalls up New Votk lie.bor escorted by flreboal* and a U/B. Navy blimp.
ronderago, N. Y. la serving aboard; Harriman told the congressmen for th# Chapter, Mrs. L. P. Hagan,
l>0 V
i
"Do
you
know what .Mra. Van Tha big ehlp. completing III first postwar voyage, was rafurblshad at an
the USB Bexar, which la taking | thalr fears th at tha proposed pro- Mrs. C. R. Dawson and Mrs. A. W.
did with half o|,.her .Nrstr week’s estimated cost of ahont 120.000,000 after years of service aa a troopship.
|yart In the moet attentive am -.g ran t would Jeopardise European Lee. The property had been given
News photographers who greeted the luxurious vessel were quick to
pay? She brought mo flowers.’’
to the Chapter In 1B44 by Mr. and
. phlhlous training operation of Ita i recovery are unfounded,
Money doesn't mean much any single nut New Ynrk modsl and setrtsi Virginia Vonne, who gave them
kind ever staged by tha U. 8. | Ha said tha ECA I* satisfied the Mrs. C. R. Dawson. Tha request
more to Mra, Van. But being help a preview of the vary latest In French battling suits,
(International)
New. The training program la i arms program "will not impair ivp. xpprnved.
Naw,
ful dots.
being conducted a t tha U. 8. Naval ‘ European recovery, but on the
The Board approved a request
She likes the younger genes aAmnhlhlnua Bate a t Little Creek, othar hand will atrangthen It, tinea by Mrs. Edward klrcher, secretary
in—and dlteprovaa of It.
tlon—and
confidence
la
an
essential
condl
V.
of the Seminole County Health and
"I don't think they can face life
tlon for men to work. Invest and Tuberculosis Association, for hosa> we did," eht said. "They don't
ran trust me and count th at out. .. plan for tha future.
(Caallaaee P ta a Pass fla t)
nltsliratlnn of a patient with an
have discipline If | had lived a .
Ing the bill they were discussion. what you got la two thousand in
‘The contribution of the Euro advanced case of tuberculosis.
W allhnard and Tile hoard
toung girls do today 1 would never
"Ah, If they open it up, we got there ’’
pean military eetabllshments. when
Illils were reviewed for an as
have bean able to confront the
20 votes." the Scruggs voice re A voles distinctly counted out developed, will add Immeasurably
fo r llCHuly o n a B udget
problems I met with In my married
the money.
plied.
to our security and affect the site phalt trailer kettle to be used In
Ilf*—no, never."
"Think you got 20 fixed?
Right, ’ Alforrt s voice laid. of our own security forces that wa patching mails. The bids were Transform drah, shabby Inter
turned over to Harold D. Gray,
"(Jot 20 votes and they’ll J>e “Ton thousand la right you can must maintain in the future."
Mr*. Van wae born In Holland
iors into room* of sparkling
county engineer for a report.
about four that won't he here," fount 'em."
an d , married a carpenter at 21.
Harriman
testified
that
through
"They lust going to duck that Tha rest of the record hod to tha arms program and the North
They had five children when he
A resolution was passed re beauty with Celotex, I'psnn <ir
thing7" the Alford voice asked. id" with Miming out the llghta In Atlantic Paet tha U. H is not only queuing the Seminole Soil Con Masunlt* Wallhnard and T H came to tha United State* I* found
"They going to duck. We sent Alford’* room end leaving the allying itealf with tha manpower servation Board to make a topo
A new home here. It wae Just at
one to New Mexico tonight."
house.
the time America entered tha first
of tha western nation* but also graphical survey of the Sanford board from Hill Lumber A Sup
(When the antl-lmokle hill came The prosecution reeled Its eaee with
World War, and for two years lm
"aklll and productivity of celerv delta on the east side In ply Yard. You can work dup for final vote the next morning efter Mir recording was played. thahr the
couldn't sand money back to his
order to get drainage data^
workman."
it
was
passed
by
a
vote
uf
83
to
riiiHtlrig magic with out wld*
In
his
opening
statem
ent
to
tha
family.
Ha said this Is “far greater than
4.
All
member*
were
present
ex-'Jury,
Defense
Attorney
Clyde
W.
"I had to move Into aa abandon
EAST
INDIAN
GOVERNMENT
vnilety of colorful patterns.
Rusala and her satellites."
cepl Senate President Newman iaikiiimoii outlined his aefrnie.
ed school house," eald Mra. Vtn».
BATAVIA, Java. Aug. 2 - I A 1)
C.
nrnckin
who
had
been
called
j
|[r
repeated
he
would
show
Al
"We had breakfast, and tha chil
—Leaders of the Indonesian Re Bae u* for help on any hums
to West Florida by the death ofjford was the leader In the bribery
BOWLES WINS FHJHT
public and 15 Dutch-hacked states Improvement .plan. ,
dren took a carrot or a turnip to
his mother.)
.
(transaction In an effort to trap
HARTFORD r«nn Auir 2— In the East Indies agreed today
aehool. For lunch wa had potatoes,
»hd I saved tha paallaga ami
i | Thrhlnar'l|‘,<tV
s ¥kill
m tk
lih|!m
k ro J V .that
S n»d would
llUlM result
',p » In
[)rlhery
l/tt-H o v e rn o r' Chester
Bowles I,, form n provisional govern
Monthly term s arranged
the
thing to do," wwe
this
hl]llKsoda1
pas- won
a state supreme court fight ment which will accept sovereign
cooked them for supper.
aud pass that legullxrd
_ urc of the anll-hookte hill.
to
have
his
appointees
seated
as
ty
under
The
Notherlnnds
crown.
"The nelghbora felt sorry for
"Yeah, that's my Idea about It,” lie said he would cslt members Judgaa In Connecticut’s 00 muni
It was announced the agree,
ua, but I was happy. We were
Alfoid's voice broke In.
of tha I,aglstature and legislative
nient provides for a provisional
all togethur—the children and I—
' I’mmm the legalized hooking, and ttlnrhea to provo tils rnutentlona cipal courts.
A unittiimouH tl.ono word opinion government of a European type
AND
and wa were hialthy."
now there's going to ho some and to testify to thn good character
handed down by the supreme court to hold power under a tempor' AH*f *he war she and tha chllmoney harr-betw een the Ho^c t and veracity of ;terugga.
yesterday
upheld
the
Democralle
!
„ry
ronstltution
until
n
rnnstl
dr4n came over, and tha family
liurka and theae trotting horses,
Atkinson and Associate Counsel
■titled In f’enneylvanla. Mre. Vim
the
o Hcriigga voice resumed.
^Hstry WelU0^^' ’lencildl^g mainly
vki.nslno'"^urnun
P|^c,f1!’ .'V .
bad twins at the age of 89, mid
213 W. 3rd
I’1'- M
Il.tll M ti- AYford sifd.‘n
*d * 0r,
‘ h* °,d
cnmmbn lead
law
pop died. Later her husband lo.it
defense
th .t English,
It ■* unlawfuTt"
!' M^ y P,ect,°n"
,lf,er wl"
*h" h' h' " 1
an
innocent
man
Into
a
crlm*.
Rapubllcan
administration.
of
sovereignty.
ACQUITTID
Of
IMI
SHOOTINO
of
her
31-year-otd
married
"boy
friend”,
"I
don't
think
It
will
be
very
hla mind. He spent five years In a
Ctrl Rttdfrr, i hijfh ichrKili citrk, Jnyt« Schuiiiakcr, 17* ind her pareotj,
big money--," Reruggi said,
mental Institution before hla death,
"No."
Mr. and Mr*. Fred Behumakar. art all imlles in tha Laka County Court,
and Mra. Van had to aupnort the
" Because they haven’t got
Waukagan, 111., alter hesrlni th# verdict. The girl contended that neader
family.
thHt lilg money, hut they ar* going
wai Shot accidentally as they struggled for a gun.
(fnternanowa*)
M dlda’t know tha language
to have some money."
wall," aha said. "So 1 had to work |
(Several hills affecting hone
i serubawoman end d<? wwghlng.
and dog racing were oetorq the
in 1 studied the languag* with
Legislature during Its session In
children and I became a practhe spring.)
(CosStan**
>
m
a
r
ra
a
*
Oa*t
I
(Cnatlaa**
reom
Paa*
Oaal
il nurse. But I never was In
At one point In the converaa___
It came Just a few minutes attar sehedolo of snv veterans suffering tlon, Scruggs' voice said "those
-4ow th* children don't want 85 shooting star Jets snumad acrosa from tuberculosis bv continuing hookies ought
be legalised
and
ht to b*
_
I l f to work. They say l.yrorkad th* field to stm t the huge com-' compensation fur a limited Urn# they ought to legalise gambling
•If WF Uf* fdr tn*m. and now 1 hided review. The Jets w*»* fol- altar the disease lias been arr.sl- that'll bring >rn track tpos# coqnWtould rest. But I Ilk* to help lowed hv 4M l’47 tl.... ..
ami ed. hatlnmlnl cost. *701),0(H).
tles--iind tax them, but ■ don’t
wh*r* 1 can."
24 new typo liaslun planes.
I 8. Increase disability and death think you can tax that hut I think
•h* has a ssrtna faith that naver
Mn|. Genrml Frank W. Mil- compensation rates and hash-rate* von ran pass the legalised bonk
fllttriri In hfr long y#AM of Inirn* «rlli»K rmiimnmler nf Amerl- f o r m*i virp-cniiiicfii'd illiiiblhty, ing."
Irouhlt.
(An (rmipH In Kuro|io, mid HrlfC. Xohil dlsnhll ty rnlitn wmiM bo
Alford replied "I think w* have
••You Juti h iv» to h«vi cmirftifG fSencrnl Vtnlpli J. Cnnlnv» notlntf blkoii from
In SIM) n month, on open t tiis11 fn i some revenues
•nd raaponslhlllty,"
sha aahl. commnmlei r.f the First Division, with nirresiiundlng h i Ih.-s for if wn gut that across,
|
"Without von rage there la nuth- grrelnl the Joint thief upon thslr , nsrtlnl dltnMIlly lucrense the
"Oh now," the Scruggs vole* I
Jug,"
”
arrival.
tnonlliiy pnynirnti to widows and said, "the man (lint’s close tied]
Mrs. Vail )■■.
.I ..i.. ........
i t , II,., review l , » s n (he dependent rlilldien of wartime In there with this other stuff—)
Visit Europe.
•group toured ihe Giafenwohr a r e a ' casnames. from lino a month for close tied III with hookies— clos* •
4<tlir# if you work you run h«v« wlirn* Ann*iIran tioo|w hold *omt o whhiw with nne rh Id to t|W*» personal friend of nilne--l reckon
Ih i u n i t thingn «i th# rich n un,” |*»f their hi«K*»nt tmining ixtrelM i
°1I?! r 1 •me of the treat lnforined--hecau»*
Germany. These exercise* will JMI' ,"aili ,,f Die |ir«vaut *15. Ea- we are nil together on this, and 1
ah* s*ld. "You can't over th ere.'In
ere.'
ou don’t even buy your groceries he climaxed this fall In combined (imated overall cost, till,88(1,000. don’t know whero the money cornea
that really
t th* same itora."
(Army, Navy and Air Force man*■ Extend nddtllnnil cuinpenan- from hut lie’s the nmn
»
S h * li sturdily Imllffarsnt to th e’ euv.is designed In test tha r**dl- 'on bene Its i« dependent, of ve-1 setjles the pay-off.
l _____ I ,
.
» ___ i___ m_____
'-leruiiH w lli m 5 1 iicr cvnl serve*roll mean in ai
f f m n t plight of ,th*
world.
’ o.f1American
fo K ti’V i0«rlerans with a fin per cent
' rB"i]'mikn
„ " who" ,t* U that's ^ " e t ne»A
Ml llt l l l t Mill H ill
"I bellava th* Lord will have to nmny
|>
lifts
s,Y W
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* A Ih* m S S l b AI.
(him* and settle It." said Mrs. Van.
i the disability Is (1(1 per cent aer . I ford asked.
dW (',
OrsrCrlra* *#tt«nai tt tm n eeW
"And the way tha world la going, I
"No. t don't know that." wa*
vice-connected. Estimated coat,
^on’t think It will he long.
th* reply. "N ow -m y **lary-*nd
*15,400,800.
’Th*r* la an awful tribulation
give me a good salary
(CnatlnnM t r n m Faae Oa*>,
And the Senate Labor Commit tea they
mlng, but It won’t gat ms. Th* Klan
“Who Is U-who la paying your
lender,
said
the
rfeclalon
,
r’ u a . . k "nanlmoualy apiiroved a bill auth- salary ” Senator Alford asked.
“ '*UI com* and takaa m. aw.v
Ha will taka car* of m ! „ « ■ K 1wou,d ,l<* "PP” ,ed ,t0. . th" ***'/ orlslng about 11)8,000,000 In fa"My salary Is paid legitimately
ofMsown. aupp.m* cm.rf
deral grant* the next two y.ar*
by the N ational-Iat me a**-- what
nt aitn personnel.
persi
> I '!*’ V * ’i ", p
*tS,r
y for training health
Is t list--It's N ational-International
M ,„ l. - I O . M n .
J S S T ^ J S g S ,
g j Publishing Company."
n i . n ^ to i u u . I~UW«I th .
II
"Thay're tha ones that furnish
one within the naar future.
measure subatsntlsllv an admlnls tha Information, I guass-that la
tratlon hill” In line with a section the bookl* Information," Alfyrdl
' of the gsnreal health program commentad.
"ThevT* connected there," was
; President Truman recently subi milled to Congress.
the reply.
I The hill does not deal with an"Yee."
"The man who atgnad It la a big
l other more controversial section
In a note n* the Truman program which calla radio m an-ha la president of th*
r« '-« rn th a t-e n d —
ntaln, said f°r national health Insurance,
Me would fall farther. Worlb
" I guaa they give you pretty
restaurant
Pepper said that under the bill
reet lays the buyers have overled. In the approved today, federal grants to pornr |.av to look out for them 7"
Iy*d their market and no lunger
reeoncllla- training ichools and to atalea tha Sanator Hiked.
ve the whip hand.
"O h-tnsy glva mo good salary would amount to shout (44,700,■pwever, some of the coniumera
, Florence 000 the first year end about (61.- good salary, and they give mo eli t out that fell demand for
moat
unlimited expense account ...
I, bath of 000,000 tha second year,
"Yea.
thay had
Earljer Senator Anderson (D"... Now, I take theae boys o u taonette (n NM) proposed a comprumtaa farm and
he glad to have you anytlipe
tad on pre- bill to break tha congressional you’d g o -lt don't o u t me a dime ■
« • " P! i ! r deadlock on the leglitatlon.
"That’s right," Alford said.
w*
One eectlun of. the Anderson
"1 taka you and your frfMHb
. - A t u hi. PWPoe?! would »llow Secretary of out and glva you aupper-anythm f
l nut
Ills Agricultural Brannon to try out you w an t Now, they glva AW*
( f 01 *° ,n# hla "production payments" plan on they luat hand me out-ahout flVO
n* to ahoot “« " * •• • « « j» fru lt, apples, vega- a week expense account.
7
tibiae and similar farm products
"I »ee," Alford said. "Well, a
in past the classed M "non-storabte pariah* thing that's got th at much invol
ved. they can welt afford to ...
•aaspsny eeya ft haa worked
(At that point, the recording wae
la m is lit
And Housing expediter Ttghe
*•
of ftalahad f *
W b M her Wood* said today he told Senate broken at the judge’s order,)
When the playback wae rt*
e r «around, ’ five neroenter" Inveetlgateri that
g h « and his agency's postwar building re turned, latar In tha convsrsatloa
WMM'a
boy’i knitwear In.
tha two man ware talking aoemt
gulation was a "farce,"
ftj?
UVNM unit
•4
, W t o d f spentW minutes with the
to* Ust year s
r f f i f f -0*1"
•?»
B,« w e special I*. •ukcemmlttee and
State School Post
Harriman Speech
Scruggs Case
Tourist Group
Aimed At
Better Housing
HILL LUMBER
SUPPLY YARD
t'unKrcHH Action
Jet PlaneH
.
K Ian Head Jailed
,l’
" ’
Carolina Negro
I d f t iand
iB B s r
M I k uiw L
v
f S p e s tM ’ts r n g
S
T " '
V *
figured Ins the
t beck on upTl wdatid
it your general plasw
voice Identllfad a t th#t
said t
,
sy trust nth. Tiav A H .
i\, r
■'i‘;.' ■'
K
■
Commentlag
mk v r a i m \
�Wtfjy
_,T_ «
V
,'.’' '*
I !
\r';" •'
•» •*■
• « « * la S trength*—
T<* Protect the P « c i of th* World:
To Promote the Prn»r»», of AmlrlcaTo Produce Proaparity for Sanford.
THE W EATHER
PatU)' alnudy through Thur*
day with a f*»* sftrrnnon thund •
arahowtta, Mmirral* southerly,
» tad*.
■1
AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R
|
V O LU M E XXXX
E aU hH ahod 1908
Employment
Hitd High For
t Year In July
Ntimher Of Persons
Holding Jobs In
creases T o 59 Mil
lion During Month
H A N IO H R . FL O R ID A . W E D N E S D A Y
--------------------------------------- r
Cowan’s New Clothing Store To
4 Bandits R ob
Open In Meisch Building Tomorrow Ac n l( |1j,i U /:fe
Gowan'r attractive .ind ultra mt-d»rn new rlotliina •*.,«• hi
in tln>
•lesili Building on Pint Street will open at R:00
I
1-"no ■row
e . r r ’ng, and the publir will be wrlcoturd and entetiim-i
"b i *ivlr
ihow. munral program and **ieirttt of i*frrt|im*nM. It ■li•>
■in .<iid
Son nwnert and npriito:*, annomired lim morning I
i I Wrl.f f
l. asdslant general manager of*
the .tore.
si,lie.
mid
bus
.
11’h - *• n (V
glass riolil (nfli
11"'1 1h 'in
o'clock, will feature early Kali anil till".
nn tli'i'
' ii .............. »,
back-tn-srhnol fashion*. Mr*. A, K. V lie . "I'd
'idt 'vnlk
• D ft "Hit
Shoemakei will have • barge of the
tli* whole Ii
V Ml*1111
(Ire.* display; Ml** .lean Dobbs "f
WASHINGTON. Aug 3—<yp)— wilt «hmv the millinery anti John sumi has been in*' > *1.
' Tli* new. 01
ti*- fc iit
Thr number of employed person* 'V -'t, will present ttie new shoe
• '11 m*»i
Tie*. A number of vonng ladle* " f III* still* is ll".
g* increaied to 59,720.000 in July.
cliandistng ilesigi.
'•! 1 t nV Dll
v*til *eive a* model*.
re|iitering in the month the higheii
foil It fljjftll
Work Ua.t been In progress Hur*1pointed out. "I'
fijure for employment for 1949. lie the paat week In transferring • window* that nt"">
**I 11|t*
*111a*' kirk,
the Ceniu* Bureau reported today. itock from the former atora In th a 1Jtiltre store j i
1T til'* 'IkI■
, Tlp|* n n t <va.» •'
But the number of unemployed Cowan Building.
Commenting on the increased! GUs* t'o. **f Said".
alio increaied aa it tote above the
»|iace afforded by Hie new itore, I "The *pr* i.
1 b!„l * utr
4,000.000 mark in July for the fint Mr. Cowan declared, "Our new | condlliont'd." lie . .
« ti
time »ince January, 1942.
store with 0,(100 «piara feet of iier all roliilllloinh*
11» m
FxpDnation for the limultaneoui floor iliac*, a* compared to il.ltMl | ".ill,"I l v t iool n
viiuair feot In the former location,
l'hlt’'Ut,
iiicieM? in employment and . unem | will enable ua to *n ve our many >Mil'llpAcrnt
. mn
ith '"1
l»#*i nipt*111 .*
pleymenlwar an increase ot 41 A-1 trieml* ami cuitumera In a much 1 installs,! try the -t
Oflfl >n thecivilian laborforce-the ' moresatisfactory manner than we 1 Co."
ninnher having job* or leeking . , , •••,. the pa*t." fha alore I'- tut!i In addition to the
feet Wide and luo feet deep.
,
fril|1, n,c f,.,
ihfm.
Cowan a occ itpie a the »P»r* ; dr-plnv ■■ountn* at.
lift \ *»
Only one of each four of the fiirmerlv uted lay the Margaret |,een Inalalled »..
• tft
<r„atiaueii III! t'fii> 1 11,1*« «
new job m k e ta managed to find a Ann (irocery and I'urceira clothing
job.
Tire number of unemployed in
July wn* 4.095.000 compared with
3.770.000 in June and 2.227.000
in
July of la»t yegr.
/ The
51t,720,000 employed In July
compared with 09,919,000 In June,
the prrvlmia high for 1949, and
rtl.ni5.000 in July, 194».
The Cfirau* Bureau commented:
"Aa In June, moat of the addi
tional peraon* In tho labor force
were of high aehool and collage
age. However, In eontraat with the
paat twn month*, the ri*e In un
employment between June ami
Jnlv cannot Ire attributed to the
rntrv nf young peraon* Into the
• ' lalmr force. Adidt worker* account
ed for ntoit of tho Inrraa** In
July.'*
Kinploymant In non-agrleultural
Induatrlea, which have been hit
hardeat by worker layoffi alnce
the hualneaa alowdowi, began laat
fall, took an upturn In July. It
roie to 60,072,000 from 49,924.000
In Juna.
*
Thia vaar’a total, howavar. wga
ir
abort
of
th«
l
|
,
462,000
figure
fir
jina000^ ^ ' "w H 'w.ll i b o y
the 9,163,000 total In July. 1941.
The Canaua Buraau'l flgurea
ware nationwide aatlmataa only.
Thiv *hed no light on the apotluremployment wpwh tbff Admlnlatratinn aenk* to ramady by con
centrating federal ipcndlng In tho
troubled nreaa.
Ttie
Omni*
Bureau dlatmgulalird only between agrlrulturol and noit-ngrlculturgl unemploy
ment, without breaking down the
latter group Into factory, trad#
uml aervlce group*.
Factory layoffa hg*9 bean the
chief came of concern to Admlnlatractlon offldeli.
The bureau'* aatlmataa wara
band on a aampla lufray takan
in the waak ended July, 9 a
period it daacrtbgd «• near the
peak far the vacation aaaaeh.
About 6,000,000 aeraona wara
on vacation at the tlmp, but they
were counted among the amfreetieeea gwi f j f f T eat
Mrs. Burtchaeil Is
Named Secretary
Of Health Group
Mr*.' Halan Burtchaeil waa
named on Friday evening ni exec
utive aVcratary of the Seminole
County Tuberruloetg end Hcnlth
Aaaocfetlon to aucaaed Iter alater,
Mr*. Edwerd KlrvUwj whoae realgnatlon becomea f m l l r e Sept.
Member* of the M eattve tomntttaa of the ai
employ lira, Bui
had reviewed m
tlona for the
Tonhy prealded.
Mr*. Oraee
ratary of tha
Aaaoclatlon, «
Aaaoctattcn for
arassf*,
education pr
aa a model
on tiiipiarotte
"We feel tfii
done by thia A
• exaeiitlva aeeratary,
Klrcher, la of the
and la jno»t eog^
Enalgn deelarad.
Tha meeting,
local office of
Mre. Klreher ai
will aerve aa aa
b a n d ,. tha Rev.
They now live
JEdward
t:
" SPT
j * ritRON v i t i A * 4»ffAtlantic City ”
” to
A U G U ST 3. 1940
A a s o d a tc d P re a a l e a s e d W ire
N o 247
Britain Says
Reds Operate
Of Cash, Jems Slavery Ring
®
^
Jewel* y. Money Arc
K’c‘| k >i <*ii v.lined At
M o te
Men
I It
mi
$ 4 0 0 ,0 0 0 ;
1iniilcntifidd
II.
S ta te D e p a r t m e n t
P ro te sts S e n a te ^
n . S. S. K\ Has 10,
F o r e ig n A i d P la n
•Millions Wntltinp
N.
D e le g a r e
i
S a y r.
In National Camps
.
It
( VAL"' I I.rin r. Allg. 3 tip)
tiENf.VA. Switzerland, Aug I
A* i kb.m . wife I.iid today
(-1't • Grr.il Britain arctl'ni the
th.it (inn li.nnlit. mbbrd her a id j '(•<1*1 Union before lire United
her lul l <ml I |rwrl* and tnotily Hitmn* Krrnpmtr .ml Soc ial Conn
v orth $ 4 ilM K1,
•I lii,t*v of creating "a nrw tlavety
I ii" ihrlr <»< <u r m l .«k noon i*
i (.'.'"iftl on a uta** produrtiin
Balkan Nations Initial Steps To
Asked To Leave Start Zoning Are
Red domination , Taken By County
K U 'i l
I if 11 VH r
mi tier
H te
O f
In
Its
A,’ ks
M i l . i*
1
f 0(71-4
Se.l-'*
P iy
' to
'1
mploveeR,
:
WASHING I ON. \„g i
the
’'tat* D tp irtni-Ti| I ," pmirvlmj
’"ii*' in lb* U^SR.
In Senalr I*, b ,< lb-I 'b* n*«*
1
t rvlrv t*m*fli. Riitilh (trl'girt t.i M n I n l i
l-i
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r
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A
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$
l
.
v
i
n
O ffrr«;
fnr*igu al'i lull - .,tbi block lh*
Ki tft \ 311Li |tr*rp nt routf to Death 'he rnunril, pincnlcd nli.il be IT> 1
A , ■1
j For Promotion O f I Amu frnni hitmiig ■ *, C'l-'iaB
'•t1- '
t* 11«*it son, flip Aly , r|J • rJ'-ii - i a -(HIV "f lllf “ cnirerttv*
11 1 1
. 1|t 1 <1#
| ■' n v o ] f
A r f i v i f v 'Occupation (I'lt'ft '.• m ill" coa*
Tom tet
i *4" l '
113k , l ’ii,< ll«vworth.
1il'or (inlcs nf tltc Rijuan >n trf
• Itiol
t
ii **nl t.iiir thabbi I eilcrated ''oriilul R*pitbllc' ci
it»
" 1 •i 1* f u r
1he County Cnmti<i<«ion vr<'*>
Tliti «urp!t-f Ii*vr*l
-tit crop*
tli ?(**■ ! #ii' ft "peak rig with Spaniel mg mlr* Ini labor cainpi m 'hr
p .....
1 , ,1
I '* » t'f V
(|- i if.* v iflernonn t" A ••>'*< aI
f(„ pet! up a* 'll* .'rli it- tii*| to ’nr
• it <u l i a<ryui| tori
lit 1141' IMi
"ilM I it'im 11>* R S K c> R i. Ut 1 * ». t... ;
"'a ' h' i IPi I L hi n 1 putting into eflr l c:m■n 4 ,-gitl i" 'U'langl- tb* >"t'l ■■*i lb* $5,*
hi\
aid dun wiili mif
lie S<" i-i Unum'i large*! »tal* til'll* 1 1 .11 ..
•’* Rt! Hlifll J HM at’nti* 111 Seminole • ntmlv and lb* M /. J ’d.fVk) f . , - ■Jit *■<| m raiurt,
caiic«i cli<«iiM»vi«I wmm Ii 25*000.1
\bm " - t* tli c ,|"lal
III
I.. .
1 A
1 I|» ipp'iinlmenl nf 1 ii>ntng intmtiil
Denin, tain l .*arl-i I neat nf Hr)
I miii 4
|b*n b* i*k*d I„r a tliaigltl il,.l 1
1
• ' I ’ riloiiM , 1Mu 1**
linm* laid flic "at* Drpaitment
liu in1 i vn (mi Ii *i i 1 l»pfii wiiliffft ■niwri limn the Sn i*t il*l*g.il*
11
I'trilii i- (
th it |hil«: in (
Each county (iiminHHrm*i will pmleil*il lb* ai Hun "I th* ‘ -nil#
in ,i M L .hiii.nmbilr. iippmacliCd (- 1 .11 tin"- at 111 lill*lll*l ill*
ml AD ............. .1 1 l“*It |h»~ M m .11•a
.ippnmt
two citi/*n* m In* diitiii t ’ AppmpriatiMii! Cnimin!** m *ft'piln- • <{ hidilmg lli'*it gum map.,.iri ,i,n.>n wnnld permit an in
Ini 1 (Kill 1 t,
Mill ll^
1,1 **rve nn lb* i niniMitl**, •aid O pmg ll"'i>* anirniliir "It Itorn tha
m,.l' i" I - i ,1
eiligiimri
5 in'" l - 1. 1 l»- h * «iif h ti irvnll P
Herndon, inmiiv 'In k
l " bill
"h>. I, ,| m i I)"" < ninka any
III ■IIi lliilgril tll.lt lilt* ^lillfl
I ii i I. ■
m ii^i h tiiii *t\ t*i tl>"*c •>««*_ and
•
*’’r
'**
'hr'o
p
eratin
g
w»lh
tbt.
gimip
wiflbe
lh» | II- pirdi. ird tl-*- aii>*nihnent*
V |.|,| IV.|. ip,e tiling In ill* in ( iii,,i,ini'i ,
t i l l " ' " lit III' .my iiuutilc."
........... .
,r«iimty iltrv*Vor. I I' Hagan ami. will lir iril"i*rl "• -limin it* lllia
- v\,
i-,i. <• i lii'iii I liri'i>
ilbil I'lipitlar ()errincl*irie* "I *.i't linn lb"- i,
ltd linn D 'i*|„t) arrhilrrt
Mlueat. But until Mi* .ntinn 1* taken
ii.mil
i imt weic til the car,' j -in I limp*
**'.«• I," "•
h i ,I tli,
llrgiini,
linn, hiiabaml I
1 t'inl tpr*'
” 1 Known a* tb* l "iinlv Zoning *llic Irander, *1h*dul*i! to t ike pl.ica
11
Ii
'
Is
lift
clmillt
"’■
'ii'
nf
tin*
......... iti. ii.'rld* ticheat man. ni *itm a• t itsto fnr Mi#- fr»,nirnHf*iiH Wrt* lb- In
lr
' '* ri l( nmmiiticti. thin jump "’dl make in a (*« «**l*. m itlil b* impot; I»«
o*| fin* hn g* mntalnad
"iimilpii 'M'lnn* j nmniendalmni
I'liung *nd tdil*. b» iddrd
V(till* ffMItl rmtflM
Mini "M Illlg l't "
llictr pH--|">it- anJ iiIiiiic tlrkat* i*lit
1*if Hif \ ' Ml I rnliltlUrlltHi Io lllf H * f«| nf l f»ttnfv
Slat'. It f /'Mil* nf (ifrtftfim ’*’(tfi'li
(ii
Potency Of Political Rev. A loir, I i I I I I n ft
t lie -I'. ,1' • 1 1' tl " 'l l - 4 111 *mmill *Iib didn't •r Ini' •■' vvd
it! IP^'flif vI'HM j |||
u*iii‘|im> ft i»i*
11 dn ,m,| tier ntra tn
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ntmni44fntK»i
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Sentenced
Organization
Of
H \I t|M
l ' tn't It *Hlt Cf»Ilt||H»**4 I fllljHt
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* mi ri ..... ■. till' l\V *r Win, Ii*
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r
Yc.irs In
Sen. Byrd Is Proved
f ' i‘ MI , molrmv*
"1-1 .mi* llir n n " ; „njnil „ M high" iv. md nultide 11)|, rrnu-*r--t '..
a . a Jimilr* wrtik*'M f1■*♦ fimii I'll WmM v
I
Muei.t nf
I- - ii" inlil ilml the and fk.
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linin’IHD '
r h «^H||*I 'l i|,'
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f 4^11(1
5V||| Ilf IIMtif
Slrth 1 *lf irttpim Ullutlf V f'kl
" " l. -.i'l
»’fi» ' ti 1 mg tiJMIORICHMOND. V e.rA ug 3 -<JTi
r’RAf.UH. Aug ;
Hi- I".,
n
t’ltw'il *4 ilini'lM-aHiu t»tf*HH flint It *f***•*! !,
I 1*1 Hi DI’I »v»- *j*||f P|i*„»t,u, of Mils i'MnmM.*4pih riutm*nl «»f l-iim.tiu
in", 11.1 . ti.
who would
—Quiet coniervative John Stewmt o lfitlil I’r *«u* rrttlt'
•U<11111 1ii ili itiit ■ iii* i.i*ii(tlt
It I In clltttl It IeM* f f’t! r'f’fI
(I I I
1
Thr inrtiF* -DIe•*I *Im* rr**iir!f»h(
m iiirivtp* wh.ilrvfi nn /oniric », lifi-irtf ifiiiiti I hi* rrpitrf
IMel tit* pomllnlll •• a if Itldk
Battle, a atale tenalor with 20 today tlint llir it*i^
..
1 it.a
.", 111* didn't
»>f wnnltl t»** th'ii" t Dm* nnMu>ittv to
rt (ill |Hll »’(i4lr|t (r-a nf mi MiVD.wtlCfHlKiiK
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■>4*1v Jewelry
wMth lisymonfl »* MiM. lenltm , heimfri .imv f D.c f»mt*tl »n% «ir
yean ol legiilativr experience, cap Irmrcl * Kuumii
Hi ithli ^ovpt'N |n»»hI kjhi hi nut tli Mn* P »M' ^ M" - rr+h-Mi «1irI prf ^iirvcfi tifi I'hutrtiMn. Ami vnt*It ni# ii fninjh ^ivtn fhr Amhv
" "IR.
mvv ulhtr
lured yeilerday’i four-way Demo In right year* III r 1
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I rtnl Hrrvlri, K. .1 Muughtun. T. ( K'^rrnmciit
tt tinini*1ft " ■I 'iicratic primary election for govetnoi lirainn (n, telll'lliw
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th e fmelBIl It'd i"i**tiire wa*
fir - I<I if Me at |tr*1flf 111 *lar< Ipplff J
Ijiiiifci Uiui Pifd 11. WillUmii
wir. h" " ' the S i"" 1 l'i"i".
J 111ti t n
and proved again the potency of 1!.* tail >m( nini-nt i"
i ."I '.'••ii. am " J with mb*
In ita rppoil I lit. inmiulttr* baa- lent bark 1" Mu’ . .miniMcc la»t
tn
M
I
*
to
I*
■
4
(nr,'cit
lalmr
I1
'
(he Virginia political utganualion b-(aiMe tbe wj .1 1
! ' 1 I," gni". yi'*l*ri|ny. held
i„f *haiti*'fnl aecrei'" Himth
|i .. i* i,g >■ ', ■., i, "I" p o re
" • .............. .......................
M" \
i,.*i ami A1p Ela
rim w»» the lir-r .n h >ntem r
headed by Senator Harry Byrd
conslilrratt'in "f the health..
..........
made
1 , J I* ii that tbe\ -Ur* nut go,.
l "i,i,n..ii' * I—
-tit*r * 01 Al
.
-'"re unit nacaped In ■
'Mfelv, moral* end a*n»ra1 web l (iv „ )r „ tiu,r
The W-y#ar-old Cbailottcivill* in the Commum t gn.*'iini*nt'« v m «
, 11. f."W*|mp*r* estlm at- 1" ’ " 1,1 ti,, troth becei"! it would I t*«i . mil Hnl.' i, l* It.* men i.o*l
wr< rhfirgud with "Tit"lam‘' t-ir* of Ui* public,
The reasi'it C'‘ *n by Chairnw C
Uwyar won tha party nomination with th* Roman Calhnlu ht*iarchv. "l tl" " ! piema "f liuvelry lng|\ ' ' ‘t* tb. l**t .brad* of ’redtliility id
•I'llin Sttli.allk, plt^Jflt* at'd B iftuVul-V*^J *-W.’1*.|I- * I f , tha»Stha
*i«im tn lie a progre*- which hai. reidated ''Ttolahylatn''
] 1 ■ iiuu'h n gdKi.nno.
, t**oa' *b
The
Commutml
mmi.trr
id
p"
that meanr-wUcHon *6 Noventbet
F.
liana*,
member
ot
the
Board
of
j
)|„1l:le
gmcmlmcirt-. confaln"d
,•
wherr
th"
.. .............
............
new
m
tin
i>".’lirn
UOP'Uitlliiai
lli'lrt.
.....
h
I'f’imtrv
T* Air-an-Pru 'cuci yi'elerdnv.. *i' ■
wtlh 23)000 votai lo ipaie on the tire, Alexef Crpuk*. tinea aned
d ic n tly treated ’"
pj,,. v„go«lav 1* ■ler »p,d, r
l-'ri'i’ti'ra of the Jnv.uet ntonin 11««•* loll..n In vn.InMcui of ruloi,
• -.mirtra nf the Hunk "f j w ■1 **
>Thl*
Tht. was the ..Iih'ctin" mist'd n**
r,"l tbi't according to thu ((t ,,(pv 1( sMconlfi 1t-for* ...........
l,( ’°uriat activity
baaii of naar-complate retum* from livn ive*k» agn In pm**ciltr fm 'ica I >
|n«t
ti ,000,mill
frum ! ' " " ' i
' 't'"MP:.i"ii niatrrmin H
H-[gainst ocrtulii Si-nalc amciulmentS',.*>tinitte<( ii> ." Otltl t. - ur
!
' i'1 1' irlf ''nation there
on any Riumn ( itlmlu rlriv.inan 1 » 'll,(mill In nlii'iher mmi'd '
the Mata'* 1768 precinct*
the bill
» ■" *
ti* I" 111,1100,0011 vn- ■,. I,,v "(flrlgl*. I* ',i* tb f" ! I' .........id" d that lie rigl'ittid that
Ha »w#
awapt
pi the flcld-capturing \ h" alli'ltip'rd t" 1at 1v 111" th*
Mu tlmia* ami'iidmi'ut' wuro do*tin.
t 'I., So- *1 *v*tem
^
!■.,,,* I,, ,*,'*nt mil"'-'* tip app-u'i'd tli- i",iu'4ti"ii bad not beet) undo
I In* Atfti mid dmi
'uiim
( "
ui.'luilim In Mi* I'lulled in part to clear M,.> c a y for
aavan of Ine alate’a nine mngie*- \ it" ill d*t ir* 1alllllg l"l ' v "ni- hr Id ll|* itt I*** * iiiiip I, Wld’ l*
i, .""tl, ap'Ae. J'lllu* Knt/ ,|( ,%(,(, i douln, will- •' lot* hi" n -"1 0. ■
i". lb, igcl
I,ui slated 11,4* [ *by A n n .’ to trainlai it* diitlse
tional district*. And in in doing hr 11,mi" ahi'ii id .... 11111ii" ' * in denial j«la«ml thrvo inilu nnrth of i > S’i* It it.. INtli-It flrlftfHti* wl»'* (f , iar| to |iift|tiii;m "lit fmin iti’H i
!•k11j•1111ti< it IK Milli•IK»i
1tik1 Smvu'I j j (| n f(u»l Iti 11-4, in if >■ . i«u iril'l’i ’• lr>i. II i .| will divlilr iiioti*.' in ' ■ Mi* S t"'" •lepm tnicil
beat back hi* neare*! rotnpetilni, ,,| llir - ,11 lamenli In ll""r "I", ilill nr 11 I<4 the -41•** of Ho* \* i 1
- ib,* r, " - I '"It al Mu' b, .1 l. iil Oat" iiiad"
M.. "ribliiitv I'ii,,i to tli" lic't of.
MennWhll". pay ineri’asea for
>*f Yor <Jn
vilin. Vnkinmur.
Franci* Picken* Miller, thr inti- 1 "iiiiiiillllil*
1, ,,,."ii^
j more Ilia" 111111,111,11 govcii,ni*ilt
f , be i". "" •1. ' I'll'l a new • Iliili:in mi, and *•i• ■ Miie*d"iiin
I
11,, , urn 1 <
d II"' It"v,
H, o h * **'aled la'Hlde Mi.
I "I. I Ink llciiidiili imint cd " ot kt'ia Mild of to lilts at a cost of
organitalion candidate and ("imn
I ...... ni.ntov, 1 mli'i I 'l l p i e
\ l„,. | ,,| .tl ’ • i*rIn vi'Hii uml
lb " i l> -pi'iikor
.
" ,.......... I,mg tha I tbe lb.hi d . about 1122,999.111 in „ year were
iiiii'i
of
lloli'nim
in
i
loirni'i
nii'in
Army colonel, who po»ed thr In.t
,tl
"inn iif nil hi'
I,
So* liv Ml t'<led at that linn I la l i.l Ml" I'l'lltllll......... ill,'" nf lb, In , I..." .............. Ill "t UI"".* Ill leeiuntnond. d to tb.- "" at e bv its
Mill’ I * i
teriou* threat to thr orB'»oi/ ii»"i'* |kIfeJM’ItV lll'Hkk'
l "mil .-nil. ilm' if llieii' biiil bill' lt>>lrin mu Ci.I"mil" i I’m I v, >ti, nn " il'l" ill I ' iiiiI lo give I., the f Ivli S«'i vin' t Miiiniit t»'»'
One hill fi11|iifyv i «l 'l . - u ’lv hni
I lo .iihi "mi ilnvi i" ItiliHla. II" . i p i l h i l fmin Mu t'.nlv m .1'""’ 1 1 b mil., i "I i Min••in. n, J'tdor
tupremacy in the U*t 25 ye.,i<
•if 1'ivil i n‘.•»'
I' m "in vimhl ,,1'Vi'i have In i'll iitl.'i ht'ing d ia ij'i O iib N ilo.ii.il i i, ,
Miller, aecond in the re">"l i» • Sk in HMD* ( '
. ..I i
e atnl (»r i b hticit Uii i “ ‘*1 hv Du M n f It wmild
, hit the nroiipiii -ni *» v limits for
,,b|. lo ware »to ("I foil! vnu
TIii* iiifliui
mary that ran around i"".""u
and an Utifrli’ iiOl attitude lo ,, ,,
I >,t imirb 'i"i>iI'aaed hv bi
---votaa, captured the twn h ' iimhipiu til. nff•' ’ <1 « . I, I-i"** Hurean
"l.ik * U -H i. vn 1
1
■ ' ” r « m 'rrnf -'
m l the Soviet I 1" "
11 .........................
nl'i*
"t
mrnt agoncict ni"l Mur top ofi " ,if " l i.i'llin." until I *nddi id
dlatrlet*. Horace II. Edwm'i-. f«t r 31DI I'Mt In ' I Hull
(I the I T A M . A H A 8 8 K I A.■■*• 'i
'
\,lil.i,.." ui Ca-.'1'lln irv was | ficiiiL
\t
aliout
till!
sail"
,
I
oiiiiii I
up
to
425,nnn
a venr.
niiiiuil'M
nl
th.i*
it
wn*
Iiv
I"'
Purllknvn. U7. •olm \ (Denriui. Seruyt'
mar Richmond mayor and "s lllftt I Mi
1 1 ■
i
I Th* atcond nn i f "-ould revise
<’o*e "• lunpi
i|"iwi*hitite,*’ Smith 'aid. " I'• l*i pul v Premier K
chairman of tha atat# Deini'cntn- who
•
• iglittnc death nf (’ountv nolitlelun and Inb1 i nii'iiT"
\lhrl,llM
WIIH
*X*CUt'
'l
'
M'
i
til
HU
tbe present ”H m Mod service"—
f„," ii bail alii nlv liappi'liid oni't
party, ran far babimf In third ptiMiitionifi
veaterdnv wu* m o ''t*d of t-ti.t•.
i ."ivleteil of treu.'""
v w e Ii"'
m l '.•> vi,-i ,uirt raise
place. Ranimia L. Arnold. I'm"'
Ftnnianiii. th ejilm t I.,, hrltied u Florid" 1 ,,, ,n ilie Ih'I t«' vear* The N f/' b, i it reported aiding
'
I
On
1"
|
And in ( ' .
nriBHoiif
r c l I" c "f 519,000 and
iresent cell
rm itit
'in fui *1* ear*
•tirto and
Mini yet
ywi Mu
,
..............
......
burg manufacturer and «
"incut rei)tlB*t*(l ■.eliittoi t>, v t * iijtm "<t a bill b ■ ......
RnliHi IIMk*’
"ilorln
(„,('•• hurt lU.tMMt.nmt in
I"-1 -marrel with the '
10.330 to ...........
comer to atate politic*, w«* l«*t
Him i f p H f ftialcriek H a n d , i llir teligiapii «*rt " •> to net *■,♦ .
<nilatoin i 'ini'* ui doing "Miei
Itefcrrlng lo two oil,. , i i.ii.ihu"
This liill ha* ii’ii been acted
far down the line.
_
m
.a
' ..
(Inti-li iioni;' d'affnlrc* hen* for lio.iknuikera.
forci'd Inimr in lierniany,*'
1st neighbor* of Yng"davii», TH"|
Unofficial return* compiled by ‘ hi-ii* it
Hi" .'ic-miiii Ini', ili-lib.'' ,i '*il
i hi v to the Inw* of
iibiiul 0OO,O(U» i-rt i'imt'i’nl wiirk®rti*
llrfcm iig |.« thr code*. HiniMi -aid l|>* Comltifoiin ■»"ipiigii t
tha Aaaociated Praa* from I.Wl ift*- It."" i i,ni popular republic • I ' hour uml 15 mhiiu I** b. f i r
.nut that ii> Mu' .Soviet Uni"" gainst him had lint, a ••• rt ' tiauv
Tfl#v WOlllll
•4VM|M«l* InHiiiiiiuileliu'
It*
verdbi
at
tl"<
i"i
0 " e.igtom.”
|.i*opl* ar* """|i'iiiit*d to fm.i'il "iisllc nasslona’’ in ll'mgai : and,;
1 ,a., I ! Cl Casa of ai""" M.’ I a venr ir
^Battla' faVsio: Miller lut.lJ*: ami1 1dipl-"'"
|
I
v
s
I
\
a-, .■i ; >" l.ondon n foreign ni n twii-dny trial.
I'iiiiI wiihoni trial lit a court of Romania.
j
Edward*. 44.H01 and Arnold 21.
i smithe.n i hi mu i :l h 9*r
..........,7 “«h ,t"’ I":
It wna the aeconil lime m i 1" !»' *' Mini M>ev h i * conilt'lillieil
ofhre 'i"d ' '""in de*rrih*d Harlie nsi,| leading - ............. - o' ' • to D
023.
III! t •It »••( ' *'•* l.iM fiv.. n"..,tl.*,"«Y 2o T t r ,n m l K"
"
year*
that
n
tnnn
i
barged
rt,
rel's
ati.
'i
b.
I(<inianinn
police
a*
fm
holding
"iiitibiii*
cotilrniv
>in,*c
countries
wei*
p"i"
,'i
bblv
About midnight, with tin- jud
1 ,♦ I" v* rft
"tfeitnir
bribe*
for
tbe
ant’
"4
"lne»ni-;ibl'
"
A
foreign
nfflre
■
h"-*
of
the
p"vi'riini*nl
and
iiihut;
iusn*iltig'’
that
soi>
'
M,n.g
.
i.'ii.l
V
it*
cmmhv
A'|t(J
D'”1
’■
Du
American
Battle grabbed awiy from Miller
, v emi'miMi
» . . ■" '■>
..........
' '
■ I. ,Activities
inv*,.tlgitmounting by the mlnut* ■* 'he *0111' e -lit'I but night tb* affair loll wa* neiiiiitted in the I e n .1*.*," II" r< id a psiMgrai'h |" " i... wrenched from V..g .'liiv'H be j.'lll. g „It ” ’’r
i’eraoi"., ** e
iV igth*
iii,. TTi.ii>,,I
f l u l t l i I’l,.-i,
r.lccl i lir„
c n1l ' W
w ' irl.-r*
|iluuT that ffilssians colld be *e." , ,n^*. |f u*ns "capital' ' " ' bile
rural -area# made their vt** app, ai etl I" it* ''an obvious plaill Moinitv Circuit Coiirt,
......
d -he O h lli'pnitmenl ( (j n|0)1 (CIOl ill I’lMsburgh, a un
! ' "iggs' lawyers iiihuitteil lie
,.Hpips on an ........ warrant
iiortr countries wei" ‘ ’ ■ "rtisi
discredit H a n d end
heard, Edward* and Arnold *on dcs'gneil
Its ni Hen. C. I,. Alfoi'l J;'"'''; ’
"Siicli desputi^ itroi'ediiri's lia"'
’ .......... . .
\ t . u ’"'l*ten official salit.
11,, to iiMb goveriuiienl."!
W h tried with Mo g"',ih'.i
ceded Battle'* victory in*l
Cmtiiftfl rrnriit ^ rnv*#nn®r
past, lint rt •nr ( iflres," Tltn ((f'cI'M **|, I'l ,nr..(..*• ft-tut .1*iih i niy Mmtfh M®y
t Shi i d ’* irpurt on Idt arre*t .ole against O'* bill tail M" . " been known i"
th«lr support tn*hlmin
N»vrniMiU
"P
.*
|
m
m
enl
fivei
# N p o H i r ’’ lufm ninHn»i I ikh (tetn
lied
on
tb"
old
ronimon
law
d*
f*
.....
.
hull'll
eds
nf
yeais
since
th"
»iai
siibl
(("iiiainaii
"fflelela
con
fronted
f ko*Mtff lb® r IfINI*fit fflriMt'ln «■'111k Dih
bef general election.
v(Mu pHt»(l
v*'Mr sSmi ti rfr€ (\re(j (ndlrutht^: C*»i»uinlnt in*
eiadlstied in t.og people* of those counti •" t I I . "
A couple of houra l*t*i. MiHer him u Ob .111 alleged confession of Mil lie wns iinlawfullv ' i h i i -'I hsinher
d i m ! I toi iM*-t to Iihi ! I h * i t itlf'Blii® f|||Ktirc« !n tbf* kin I*iii In t In* Pitt*nn,f
lured
into
nimnilssiiiii
"f
"
Uml,"
Smith
**hl
"
M
e
alao concaded and congraini*'ed i, mui"i emt'lovca of the Hrltlsb
n was In the tntei*til ■>( 1,11.1 >,1.r p-icent
hid ! it i h !»■ lu 11m1ii to11Idi pin r t.i,
HmIIii »*ld Mie "main source of
H'anlti*«t»a tin r a < « i s t i
Battle. He pledged him *uppmi I" legaii'in. »-"*itlng the legation ct-lnis*
| (I,,. I,,,"Ii. AllanOc legion Is
liulllci if 11fMlhe •Itllimf ml*I Vli1§*
There
wa*
m
>
demolish
art............apply
of
forced
lalMirl.ronatU.il
was -'ting used to help several
November hut ha added:
|
......i n i Georgia, Florida, iMibcoHitiiiMer vntml tml®v ♦<*
‘Our movement will rnntlnue to antl-ic" '■!"inent nationals lo es* the well-filled ............................ <•« »h’-l " ^ t e r * .
'Man
I
h ( n j i i m l In
fj'if,
i 11 tliDiH* Marylsnil,
Vlrglnia
.
Annv SrerntMiv fJoHon Urny for
l(..nii*n»a nn Pace Twal
organise tha force* of ib* I>"nv»...... let was Mtimiunmt. Well ■"
govern
Vn^iniii htdI Ik'InWirf. infonnaMnn on imv five percenter*
Marly
Morning
Wret
k
cratfe party until wa have Uke"
i
.nit'
f'ential
rei;Inti
'*
who inMv t, ,c>. I,*i", ronnei'ted
"o< .V.i’V r
Mirl,i ,|ne« I",I like v"tir npinloti*.
ovar control of tha pertv rid**Group To Select
i,. I Malmma. Mlsaiaalppl, j with tlie millt,n o uniform luit'i'f**.
..
.......
him on I".
it , lll),|P,""* you to forced lal.oi
in
rnn
Is but tha flrat round, we will
Itoberi Rathel, flit, wa . ">luri ’
I- -rtucky. A tkanias, | Hn> Hebert ID-1.,m told report
VI renoi.... *
. .w
•> ,, ,
""Ml such lime as yen
IviwuiiiH Ofticern oV
tinua tha fight until we have won)
.State Attorney \V. D. Ilu d u " (.mi inii■linns or until vnu die III a at.mil Oie fnce and th* in J it I m u icn*. (tllahotna and Texas er,. Gray will lie heard tomoirow
a complete victory.''
who led the prcKH’iition, *ei'l be -amp. This. Mr. President, is pei i, .91 o'clock this morning when On
In >rtui irglori!' "f the country lithtnd cloM'd door*.
Batfla hurried m m hi* ’ ' ai ' ' - t
preparation for nomination had no slateinnnt.
I ' l l Chevrolet scion in which h*
ICnatta**# na Isa* Twal
o. (arm »■com* ranged
And William Thomas Fnr'cr,
taavtlla home a . the trend became # f'" J w ,Klwan|# c. n<||d.tea for
vis riding ns a passenger cotlirtcd
He
iminediatelv
moved
Unit
'he
i |.< icf.t to 12 percent, the Chicago attorney and r.illrond ofapparant to deliver a victory ad- election «* offlrera for tho dim 120191 In liiindred-dnllHr bill* nff, i
'
1
1
It
a
1940
Ford
on*
and
»
half
M-narloont of Asr'cullure re- ficial, was nanu il bead of the NaWork Proceeds On
dffpa to Ms worker# hrir
ion truck nt the iuM" •'"■ti'ui "1
I ttmial Militnrv Cstubflsbment'*
ing year "» election rommUtcn oil In evidence he turned in!" Mir
H e th a nnkad Edwards ami Arnold nil
* limned t»dnv at the meeting county's fine and forteltnre fmid
Spraying Of Alleys twelfth Street and L «u i* l Avenue. I,"„i ra*li receipts in tho South I new civilian ii bi-i vi1 poll--,- l.oird.
•upport
and bail'd them
for
tholr
i
Farley’s animintmi'nl l> - He, re*
Oa l'nA at VUmiBlana " Up itMiflfl HO of t||F» fUlh, l*t til® ToljHllt COIlt^F Defcii'c Inwyerr. ngreed.
Ho was takan In O'* Krlck*nn Ul.ir"i- .fgion wi re 4379,958.999)
■ months
*• of' *1949
* '* 1lary
..... liirludes 8 , Ft.Doudney, Ur.
Kcruggs s«id;
**fV of
"f nefcii-."
Defciisc Johnaon
J i.Iuim)" D
I am
Work Is nrocedlng on fog *prav nmlmlance to Fernalil l.aiiglitnn f„, , l,,. fn*t■ *five
other
st*ji In *f foi ts 'ii siregglhCii
h" ^ ‘r T . , u , : ; r K « n k - i ^ r j . w :
'*1 iii'prcclute tlie vindication the my of alleys under direction of Meinnrlal
.....................
Hospital, wli*t* < i"vs ngniaM janv.172.9119 In the senn*
liirv ami' tli* people of I.*-"" Irving Kelnberg of Southern have so far failed to Indicate serl ,ir,,,,.| |*<l year This Included organl/atlon of tb* natl m’s mili
Candida lea flail mid
, setup:
A simnd motion picture devnt- Countv have given me. I wish t" rlirnl'jr,
| l, LV. E.' II. Johnson, city "IIS Injury. He will, however, ,I,|, tn.itlnl rt*** I* r*"clnl4 from tary
Leg Ilia tinon giving tbe d*fe"tk
well as livestock and
ll^oZ ^^ ori*Cthey»h"M ballot..ed i" safety on the farm and en- express to them my very deep sot , ||I()Urv |nspe(.lor. .nnoutued to- lonhahlv remain linsnltali/ed for , * 4
sec rotary arl’Iditlroial |."w*r* in conr ' Oarwal J tlndsay. At-|il|led. '•Miracle In Paradise V.l- silvern appreciation.
it. (irodiirts
......... uMv. Alleys between French and **veral day*.
tolldntlng the firmed for".'* w4t
* at belter than ley." was shown by Leon Cornell.
l„
rt,.
South
Central
Area,
reHcruggs lawyers
Xhtrd , nd Thirteenth
The Chewolat wee being driven
passedJ, by Tniigress and sect to
M'nfliisisc
na
raa*
Two*
Moaa Plunkett.| (iuests at th* meatlng war* all was a plot to create « l-tln-rv
ipTty#d thia morning. east on Twelfth Street bv Cla
tb* White House yes' *rday.
'Wh0~iought to' Arthur Hebiilt* and Hert Hantum, scandal and naas the hill.
inutd weat of French t*nce Wilton and the Ford was
MFNT liFCONTBOL
' t *1 ■ "
■ ------------- ,'i
(ha state'* top chertn mnnbera nf tha Winter
Circuit Judge W. May Walker and waa continued
driven south on Laurel Avenue by
r; AINFBVILLE. Aug. 3—f/P>
.Oeoernor E. park Kiwanla Clubt John Boon, Instructed the elx Jurors llial on* Avenue.
1
JAYCEE
MEET
Tnmorrow
alleye
wilt
be
sprayed
W
H.
Orarey.
Damage
to
the
Ford
. p»i,| control In GalnesvUI* was
atwitlar *ucces» Orlando; l>. lInpo*n»hal*r, Wln- def the theory nf entrapment it
outline of life ssclnc meth
,-a Mayor Nick ter Garden; W. L . BuIIucr, Kia- never Is nermtsstlil* for n govern- with the Insecticide eolith nf Is eatimeted by police si 4269; to aHeft'd out l>v Mi* city eommU- odsAnand
ln»i»'i*Hon win
givin
Thirteenth Street between French the Chevrolet at 9176. Roll) drivers ilm, in s special •essinn last)
— ih t the State’# ,1mm**: Tom Rurgaaa, Mt. Dora;
iraellanea *(a pea* T - ' l
and Hanford Avenuea. said Mr. are charged with careless and night Tbs action followed a puli bv W. O Fleming. Jr . *o th#
r a t e giak**
jjp* Tiilts and Malcolm MacNalll.
Javceea tnrnorro.v *| t|,-> Tmiriat
Johnson.
negligent driving.
lie li.sring Monday night.
NO "STAMPS"
The r#*«’>itlon now goe# to Center, Mr. Fleming is "onductin;
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pK R FB cr s t u d e n t
TAl.liAIIASSEK, Aug 3 - pPi
SITAMOHK PARDONED
Governor Warran for final ap- a life saving couras thia -vaek
YOUTH AWAKF.NS
CONDON, A uf. 8—ffPJ—fllx
Butchers don't have to stsrop
the Mayfair Pool.
c iu c a GO, A lf. •—(A3
TAIXAHASBKE, Aug. 3 - ^ 9
OMAHA, Aug., 8 — MPi — A ptovsl
(judge* have dee Idad that ]9-yasr- "produced in Ftoridn" on roasts,
anpoarod Uttls
.
The
cabinet
pardon
board
to
seven
year
old
boy,
unconscious
ii
*'!’t,-*°7n
Yv'"admolglrl.
l,ir ,M* ',h *• Britain'# riuips, Mentis ami other siiih day reported It hae granted a
R e c re a tio n S chedule
FINANCIAL TAI.KH
p U ate A
•hoot todoF* weather
In 1,,wrfrrl
and near death some 39 hours
portions of meat, attorney c*"LONDON. Ang. 3—
For
(Mat aaetkms of tho country.
i She won the title for her crni Richard Krvln rule<i today. full pardon to H arry Hitamnre, after swallowing 88 H grains nf
ThuradaiG DiBtr a .3'
eign Minister U Maung of Burma
Gtosr ekka and temperature* >
,, liking for aueh things
A law passed by the 1041* lcg- .wlm stole 9148,000 worth of eedalive awi• k ta td today.
The Oviedo Lions will nisei
Jubilant nuraea reported he („UI *tsrt • aeries nf political
lalature requires
Identification jewelry from Miami Beach hotels
cried out In hU tirat real sign ami financial talks with top Yowell'e "L ittle (Rants" *t 'he
of Florida produced meat on res in 1933.
taurant menu* and nn the meatl The action raatorea Sltamnre'a nf eonsetousnaaa. when a hypo- British govemmant leader* Hera Lakefront Ball Park. No urogram
(/»’•*••* I". »tem- at SputhMd* School in order thftl
Itself. The measure save peckers, civil rights. He hae been operat dermic Mod)* w ju being Insert- Fr'day.
eaalera and retailers must ing a plasties bueiaeee In Tampa •d In hta a r k BH by bit ron- mlug tha JI4a o f Communlam In everyoM j t a y ettond the ball gaum*
homing at tlM
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Battle Nominated Czech Commies
Virginia Governor Convict Priest
In Prim ary Vote 01 High 1 reason
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% i a n w p A T j AUGUST a, J 2 S *
CONGRATULATIONS
MWHcyoturaauon
*-J«eSad
UM-iMra
ramie."
I
tO W Il
Transylvania Muale Camp,
which Pfohl li dlractlnc for the
<c*att*MO~
civic, non-profit Bravard Muil; Fixture Co, of
Foundation,. I* trying to fill that fixtures harp «
b!| order.
BEST WISHES
N.c„rl„,.
awramir ,ould*tlon> believe* the eamp »ti t
been P|MJ!
ilic editor#,
nucitu* of a Southern-horn muile Krily c*rp«t Fain'
* eaeaphtmy of orchaetra, eho- eujj!|I* tuf oV thU'i.mu “rtutine lt.!l,v 8 ,"k*rlk Ut«i
■ vo'«* '•*df laatwandat achoei
hVra'm*^ ^ M ifv t.? oiA ,ml£'ony *l 11
ough thair mountain havtn, f 1Pr?i*ri1
1 , , - 1*r,°?*|olflca *pac* and u
!P In thla hMH of tha BluaJL™it c ■0ulhwide °Vt f,oki, 1 *Jlihe Mock rook*/
SaJnSSys t t a $£ sb & xtu fiS c
On the opening of their beautiful
new etorfe. We welcome them to
oui* neighborhood.
,
c
L A N E r S DRUG STORE
)0t of thla taetad combination.11
leader la ponvlacad. will come.
K «»»vll»lty a
'IT* &***•
culture| ?IP'
.
.. . ,
t will tikl«
I
k ifin With a handful of
The renter of Imported music t « " l» « f "JoM of them fro*
i pee lad off Southern cultural ’ Nortb Carolina. It waa Pfohl'a per♦« Ilka bark off a allppcry elm," (■°n*1 P">J*c» end ho recruited Ike
tenda native North Carolinian student* from among hi* contndi
Eugene Sherman
Thirty million people In the'
'■Ited State* earn their living
krotigk agriculture.
Co‘ "■
w, ri* Inetalled hj
lb" Sherman Co
provided concrete f
Mr*. Shoemaker
ihr i.dlas raady.
„irnt. which inclu
iire-*ae«, aporti w
f
-—
Ladies' Hats
Georgia grow* mor* nuti than
ny other auto In the union, with
New York City
-k-7 hJd,OTN! r « 1s
Include* a llna of children1* waft
Irmn site* for Infant* to those IS
year* uf age,
Jsinr* Robson, Jr. haa charge of
Jh" m«n*» department which fee!"ir. * complete line of nationally
advertlied man's clothing In the*
IMr.it style*.
Mr. Cuwan h»an bu*lq«i* in
\\
Nunfon),
MADE A DISCOVERY
tM 0 wUh
muiiII clothing
Mora at 600 Sanford
Avonue. In IMM ha movad to' 480
.Av*"u* »nd in iea« to
HI hast rirat Slraot. In tha'
"prill* of 1046 ho purdlaifd th l
r,,**n Bulldliig, completely remodeled II. and on Oct. 86, IMS opened hi* new clothing Mora.
I
Since that time, the business
completely outgrew the facilities
«»i thi» ntnri* and made It n#c#sisfy
AND WE HAVE TOO!
Columbus’ was the Western Hemisphere . .
Ours was on East First Street . . light here
in Sanford, Florida . .
Wishes to extend Best
Wishes to the new
Virginia Elections
(l.a a lln a tc
C c H lK lf lk .
O ram Pan* (la # )
inilier two office.
Hut on one n o ra tha orginltd
'""k " |,cht'ig ** by a-namto
I May this expansion bet a -stepping
},-. stona to a moie Succfs^jful futuref
laven-waak i*mn **aion to J .in
Ihi Instrilctlunal staff and a frw
OUiera who coma In far th« *>r».
flaa ta mak* up the TO-plete fr».
llval orchestra, which Pfohl .11N e ll..
I Wpll* ll U tha festival, new * i .
M w k jn g lta fourth .aaaaotti'lthat
w a gglnad attention far tha faundatlon, ."It I* tha camp and ift*
work on which ihg Route^ can hope
...fbl* w*» in fh* coastal d u e it
Elliabath City county — wharf
«|*te Dewwr*llc p«rty c h a ltiS .i
^ Alv*" Mi»»*nburg tdit Jilt
«»«»mln»tlon for tha hauae^l
daUgata* In which- ha holds'ilm
of Sp»*her, ,
, .
J L , ^ f 1'SSI^lA1n
^ W > M W p a l§ a
*?,
b ,*t1^ 'M*enburg bIm
him, let tomp|p'' r,tUrn' f,BW
Rjs%jur
„, 'c rv *
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Beautiful New Home
'
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(!,.vermfr"hv .
nff on ■ gullible public by * l.um-h narrow nutii,. n.._K..*
A t'
■ .
pf 6dl»lad,/fsilihow y o u ’hnvg discovered It by now too . . If ydu haven’t
been down to 84* it, better go down and take a look . . It's well worth tha
ieipf
©'
Mr. €owan, may wb hop* that you have riUcovfrtd »omfttlinp too • • tb it
our dervleei are complete, our personnel, efficient and pladaant . .
K '-* ■ • •
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that music |* fur normal, svarago of Klchtnnnd In
Pfopla, and. not something fnlitad ntlon for I,lent
,
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FLORIDA STATE BANK OF SANFORD
;;
S
. "The Friendly Hunk"
Rarerdak Harvlce—all othar Rtnklna farllltla*
Member FDIC
Dapealla Insured op Id 19,600
CONGRATULATIONS
.Th* .U U nam # of Arison, coraa. <%iy on™!how' to*
i t a 'S S f t '
om two ImJlen word*—“arl" wa* thaya a dlftoranc* of oMnlan
aanlng small and "aonaa" mean- And Edwards, who propoLdVttTo
C c H lK lf tX
ptreant genar.l sales teg to,bain*
CONGRATULATIONS
C o r r e c .^ a p
( r v /r y /M
BES
♦ 1
fo r
aueokys
.' W*,<) . >i ..
wTltfM, ,M ji.,» t-4
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Best wishes for a World of Success
�rer
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la Unity 1W < h Ht»W*—
To P i* act tha P u u # l)u WarMl
,l; Vtr'
;, WPfr* ‘ v t 7 '
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TIIK W h A T fttitl
b
Partly iitnili Hirmiali Friday.
Yeti
•IiIIK.i . Light lu lUOOtrt*Et ■ar.4i*l«>
l a Ptbiui.it tha Progress of Aaerie*
To Product Prosperity for Sanford.
AN
*, J -.U M ti X X X X
J i—
INDEPENDENT DAILY N E W SP A P E R
SA N F O R D , FLO RIDA, T H U R SD A Y
E rtaBItolw l IBM
r Draft May Di. GOP Senators Anxiou* To Adjourn Staff [Chiefs
Congress Ask Demos To Map Plan p |yn ^ ttantic
Next June 25,
Defense Unit
Senators Say
Federal Home Loan
Plan Backers See
Little Hope For
Bill This Session
WASHINGTON. Aug.
Senators lotd Army Secretary Gor
don Gray today that the peacetime
diafl act probably will be allowed
lo il r neat June 25 unlcu defense
officials antictpalt an emerttency.
Clnmrnsn Tyding, (D-Md) ol
the Armed Service* Committee laid
lLia w it a subject of a iccrel »es,ion with Secretary Gray and Cru
cial J. Lawlnn Collin*, vire thief
ol lu ff for the Army.
After the conference, from which
even committee alaff member* were
Rescinded, Tyding* **id no action on
Stfci live Service appear* neceiiary
at (hi* »e**ion. He laid Congreti
would meet again neil Januaty-in
time lo contider an eateniion or
icviiion.
La it yea i, after much diipute,
Ciingreit enactrd a peacetime Selec
tive Service Act. Under it men
from l*> through 25 year* wrre *ub^ Jerl to draft for 21 month*.
No ilrnft mil* have Itemi made
»tnee Jmiuurv of this year because
volunteers have mure than rilled
nuntii* for lire armed services
Amt Senate barkera of a pro
timid fI.UIH),000,000 federal homeloan program expreaaed doubt
tl.nl the plan will gel beyond first
base at lids sesajoll of Congress.
A bill lo put the program Into
effect got thnt far yesterday when
* Ronnie bunking sulienmndttee
0 liaised the measure on to the full
emu nit i tee,
Kilt a propone! of the hill pre
dicted privately thill the full mm
mil lee probably will kill n section
which would authorise »1,000.1100.non In direct loans n> cooperau
and other non-profit nrgaiiliatlunr.
The loans. Intended to snur conitructlon «f moderately-priced pHvatelv-nwned homes, would be for
no years at three per cent ‘ntereatKailler Hvnator Taft
A , entd that mmee- RvpukHcon. aattai nr* are considering oprmalnf the
nntnination of Attorney Oeneral
Tom Clark lo the Supreme CourtTaft said Senators Ferguson (RViclil and Kern IR-Mol ralwd
IIIII Issue at a dosed-dom session
4 f ihe Henato «OP policy enmmlltee today.
In answer to a nueetlmi, Taft
tnhi a reporter;
•
"Yes, there in uppoaltlon, hut
they am uncertain they will do
<“ thing nhiitit It.*
Meanwhile. Iluuao membera re
fused to budge today from their
rutlHon that the Administration's
big prugrarn of arina aid for Eu
ro,)!''should he cut aharply,
llnth Democrat a and Republican*
on the Foreign Affair* Committee
predicted a trimmed program after
•pending a full day yeaterday listKWallsat* o* rag* t w s |
WASH'NGTON, Aug. 4—f/PH-Repul.lit tenatoi* anviout t» ad
journ the preterit ie««,uu of Cungrei* today called on : eiule Deiiiu.tata
eaden to pieient a “definite leuillalive program.
Two ijiicd-dooi ilralegy letrion* of the GDI* iruatoi. tailed lo
piodtice any ininuiny agreement on adjouinmein oilier than a piumne
to cooperate on -peeling np the ♦ ”
*"
h'gh'letivt1 machinery.
not l***ciwluii«>,i In m up.,a ilurt
”1 here »'»» u universal selltl- eBr|y i.ilji.m mui'iii i- unlik, -lv,"
ment that lh" ir>*Jutity Imrlerwliilt l<Ul.u„
a.ltlim,- Mint tire .Scale
ha* Imaged down, Senator Milll- i probaldv mu*i -»tnv lo-n- mini
kin iK-Colot told reporter* after early September
tht.hV.1f,l,rfncJ*
1,11
Senator Slone ilt-tlret, who of.
Mllllkln. rhaiman of the GDI
with ||(„ Mttr(y*^
eonference. wait! Republican lead- crii h„, t(J|a) „
,|lrtl h*
er* would a*k Majority leader preferi( | 0 ndjmiiti -inni-limy IwtAu({ -o and
um[
Lucras (D-llt) to "set u program m,M|
en ,\ug.
( ongie**
ami do thebrst we can to get rapid could ceturu m Noveinhei, Morse
otmiilutaliun of it."
aald, If the ndtninlxirution wanted
Senator Taft lR-Ohio| chairman lo call It hack.
of the Senate OOP policy com(itll* Fluor l.entlei Wherry, ol
inIt tee, ealil trying to fix u' dr Nebraska. would like in adjourn hy
llnlte adjournment date might ell Aug, 27, hul ini,joi.i> leudec I.iicnn
.-ourage fllibu*ter* and other ***•- j , |>.|h7 ’ha* wind tile law maker*
.aylug
must May
, , move*.
. . . ..................
. .
.„
niil*t
wtay on until
unlll lnl,.,i Dm
Informed of the Kepuhllcan *o»-1 y ( f,
kill. ■ileniucratlc
I.AM*. ■■ aiA* Ileader Lucira
I IIJIIL*I j *m,',,.,',
.
dim*,
slllll j„. Ullll|d
tine mi’
mid a repurler “we ran'l do «ny-. .Uiournniwtl pru|.mal* there
hlng about adjournment or our
Mol„e
In
lirograin until we get approprla- enucling legislatiun in u Male of
mn* out of the way."
‘Voufuilun, lirlulnlmn aiul fallThe Senate ntlll I* debating
niore lliah fllU,U0t),l)0U,(HH) wurtli1 “'Hie bent poniihle thing would
of money hill* that should have
a icfrenliei inline hack
been paused before the new fiscal ,,om„ ,0 fl)11| yvl.„i il„ voter a are
•ear *iaried on July I.
ihlnking," he uilded. "th e younger
Once the appropriation* are Uimilher* of Coligre** run Hike il
leaied, Luca* said hu would be hut it'* not fair lo I'oiiKie** a* n
willing to cunfer upon a program group.”
looking toward adjournment,
Senator Wiley ill Wi*l itlnu
"lint we have *o much Tmportit
Il'M IlaiM ila H i*, Tnol
Senator Brackin Prospects Dim
Sees Passage Of For World-Wide
State Sales Tax Probe Of Labor
vheldon Asks Legis- U. N. Is Told Survey
lators To Forget: Would Be No Good
"All About Measure" j Without Soviet Aid
TAMPA, Aug 4—(/!*>
The | G1.N1.VA. .Swii/nUml, Aug. 4
pieiideni ol ihr f'lurida Scnctc,(Jl*> Prospect* dimmcil i.id.iy hn
>day told the Tainpa Time* l,c be- In wmltl wide Unilul Nalmui rum
lirvrd the Irgiilaturc will pai* "a misimn on-llic-tpol luvcsiiy.itujn of
'imiled form of isle* tax" at lbe|fotrrd labor,
pecial tetiion neat month.
| Several speakers told the U. N.
Answer in| a question by the Ecnnomic and .Social I’onmil lli.it
; i»**. Newman C , Brackin oi -* !• «n inquiry would be ut*lr«s
Crevmw Confirhwtf*lnil be told i ’^nleii jhr;,‘cutnmittiot) Imd .tccti*
-porter in New Orleans Monday;
alrcnuiltriei, im luding the Sivicl
"In my opinion a limited form of Union,
ale* tag will be paued at the »peA probe of forced labo, wa* pioal session. By limiltd, l mean poied »e*l«iday by the United
xempling the bare nccenilln of Slutr* alter Britain forinsliy ac
le, tuch a* cheaper clothing, final* cuml Hut*,* of mainhuniiig 10.eiid mediciue*.
000,000 laboirt* in “a new slavery
And SUte Senator Raymond organized .............. .
p.odutltoi,
Khelduu yesterday called on lexis- batir. ‘
tator* and dtliens to "forgrt all
Poluli ilrlrgale Juliu* Kallshout * sal** tax ’ at the special jjuc|,y muglit today to ridiculr the
teaslnn of the legislature Sept, 1. „ . ,
0
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Q
m.iIi m
*as ■Mid.
mill larmilfi
Ol ,ne
lilt Soviel
Buch
a ta«
tax, 1ha
would rniiui
raise lllllMl!
«'•»*" Ifiriflllullnd
P 'T '" .... . °!
inora ravenue than la artuullv coriect lalun index,
leeded to take care uf I'luriila'*
Ur uml Mu iirlllsh foreign ofneed*.
flee nlmiihl gel n refund from tha
Hneaklnir l.ufore Plant CltV InU'IHgenie ligeut who luritml 111
UIu i m U 1 1Midweek!vluncheon
Soviel „-g,ilallotia for forced
Hh. 5™ outllnxd
nnMInJ an new
ew '“'‘,0
camp* I ......
t .h ep, lo.'ltt.
codex waa
mealing, Hhsldon
(l,ltui|Ulhll,
revenue program that would effect
..A|j
)ni,-lli|;otire ugmit had
a 10 per cent reduction In a|l Items , ,,„;• K„tz Suchy said, "waa go
»f general government jn d , cut ,0 tll(, Kwi.,., I(t„| Maxwell Booh(Ci s IIsm S >a >aga T e »)
p, chumery f.ane (off Lon-
School Hoard Kejectn
Hidn On High School Wishing License Sale '*£
The County School Board mal
Increases la County
yeaterday morning to eoneUtar blda
for alteration of the Seminole
lllgli School homo economic* room
but since all eligible blda were
larger than the school appropria
tion. they were rejected, Bupt. T.
W. Lawton announced thta morn
ing.
Hupt. Law Ion wne Inetrueted to
again advertise for blda for »uSmission on Wcdneadayc Aug. IT.
R. M. Ball waa auttwrUad to
write a blanket bond carertny all
principal* Who hapdla any lowtl
funds In connection with school*
This la In accordance with a w a n t
regulation of th# Stata Dapart
ment of Education.
_ , ,
Resignation of Mlaa Bylvla
Jones. South Side Primary ta|«h*
, , er. waa accepted.
,m' principal of tha
® ichool, waa tranafi
ih'g poiitipn In ti
kaooI, and 1
appointed a* hoy i
>
BTATX1
ORLANDO, Au
rontrlbutliAia of
church and cornn
training will ba amp
the Florida Con
and Teachers I
here, Nov. 8*10.
program waa outlti
teriTay by Mra. f
itata president, at a
p^annlng^^aeaaloo^^
THE WEATHER
JACKSONVILLE,
Biimark
BrownavlH#
Cincinnati
NaiflvHIa
Phoenix
Ban Antonio
_ _ _ _
(Paallaurd »B gaga Tw*»
Popularity of fishing in HemI -
■XT
o
Vm', U »™G,,,i.r'>i;.,rol)ai'i'ii Auctioneer
eport that 260 more resident
VisitH LionH Club
teenies were sold during Juno and
luly than during
Ing 1Ihe name period
Init yaar, “Mra. Letha
a*
_1 “ Fowler,
..............
Joe Hi idling, retired tobacco
ostant to County Judge Douglas nurl|„„(.,., „f Hnlelgh, N. C. visit
Stenxtrom, atatad this morning., pj |j„. i.uiiis Club Tuesday at Ihe
During the peat month. 1.420 Touri*t fi'iiier. and told of anmo
exldent fishing license* wore *ola 0f
rmumis tobacco auctioneer*
__1
i . , u ann
utd during June,
600 ll.ar,,... On't that he know*. He lives in Pierson.
Aug. 1, 1941, U total of 1,008 had , |j (l
that he likes Hanford,
'.-eon sold.
and hud >jpj»yctl a visit to the too
Borne of the Increase m license#
King Loin Cliff Able* rovrnlcd
told may be due to the fxrt that that the Crt-i'ii Fuel Co. had of.dorit woman art becoming lq- faii-d tin- I.Iiiii* a portable truck
u n ite d In the nport, said Mrs. kttehi'ii uhich I'ouli] be used fur
Fowler,
picnic*. Unis of welding equipment
to |iut tin- portable kitchen in reFOLIO CABER
puir wn- offered by Randy KlbWASHINGTON, Aug. 4 -lA V - chof.
Lateet Ilgurea on polio show H,Hurry Hohum outlined plans for
8M eaaea through July 20, as a picnic itml fish fry at Mullet
-ompared with S.T0S during tha Lake Turk In January or Februsame period last yeur.
-try when the shad are running,
Also, the number of new cases
reported In the July 24-.tu week
GOOD "fiLAD" INCOME
v i i I J H ua eompurtd with 1A-10
FORT
MYKRB* Aug. 4—l/P>—
O w
n the m m week
lastt year (the Lee county gladiolus grower* got
we that ended Sept. IB) ■
g2.i;0i).0(H> for their I N N ) crop
or | •1(111,000 more than the Income
HO EKEMFTIONH
from ihe ('receding year, County
Agent C. P. Heuek -------* The
reported.
acreage levoted to the
g ra n ts
Ervin
sar^aBW?......
RI.ACK RAPS WARREN
ORLANDO.
Aug.
..................r
-4 H 4 V_________
-J «
A. Hlnck, farmer Orange county
spgw^s 8flL3Mr»ESf *- porkxH*ul[°r |iuckChaa worked a
I' .i.
special Inveallgator for thu
tl» f/aine and Freeh Water Fi
of | mission
Afrrecnttui Reached
Amunj* Britain. Nor
way. 1) S. On Orftariization Under Pact
A U G U ST
I, HUH
AnMtdatod Pr*w* Leaned W irt
Repeal Of Excise Tax Will
Be Impossible Before Next
Session, President Asserts
—
-----
.
“Wr ,»m- yiiiim home, 1 a 111 »UI*. |
O f
r is o n e r s
I PPrisoners
.
,
it 1
t, 1 .
B t ' i l l l ‘11 mil
Complain
B eillJ *
%*ill* * w>> min I. heller undeittand-1
W ith
l\'n lih e r H o s e
i j, ul ii.r >.illation ill.ui wr bad |
lirii
i ante mei," the U. 3 - 1 I U I -\l |A’' S 1 i to* -I
•I
Inei .it natal ii|ieiationi told * i1 k■
l 1I.f ••
II. loll
ill. 1 l|‘lllli
"" ol ""
1111 an.1
111.I ,1
a
nett* «niilrlelii r liillnlt
■ > i.l,d ..I the I*......... l „t
illgt mill Ni’ittrgian
1 II............
amp altn
.........
,i|„,,f,„|lrd
„|
militaiV imiimaliileit
..
lllM r) . (||1,
p (t„ )(|
A.I11111..I I)rnIrld *puke
hi I !,a, Al t . ed
■ puVe lot i,,.,,,,. .-.f
the |oml iliirl*
-A \|. k . than
,i,r .S,„|r |<„j,J
I lie Mih|etl ..I tliaiiug the atom |)*-i• iriu. 111
blind, w ill I ulll ■i Atlantic treaty
li p -.ml an mte-li,'.flu,11 i.| a |
ai
, 11
h
llllt! I .« •
Mj. n- i
1•••tut■ *t .
.All in
IH V#1 \
lit til'll
IlfN# t1
It |ll 1• tfi
tllllll f.iid*
thru 1-
i-tiaimn t 1 Mt, Dora i* now tiudviux the ir|i,m
111 in ol Su.illi and liillcipie oh plan* and r*inu.iir*
•I ,l>lit and teweriige syilern wlmli nhrii mill,dried
i'ii
1 ■' adopted mil not take in lilt mine nit air*
in- done b y *
■tii Area V
• 1lie, ■ -ii.'tinli
ill ..’ini ictinll,
I in. 1 *i-i-i-iit ly
1
1
ni
a Me -vntem
Mi Dora,
.ul Ihe hunt. 1 (iv 11 large
■a
in mdlti
mi
\t.n
not mentioned in I.,.- ,1 «|,r 1 .iiiiji
■ ...... ay weal her,
ii m i Mull inw
&
- 11 "■ ---------- -
I t mn.m Al'.imlons re(iiicst
I-'ot
Blank
Check On fo reig n
Arms Aid Piufjram
WASHINGU*N \„u 4 t/P)—■ ■Vfl
| ,,P, 1l)r i|l i ,lllu>l)1 -ini today i.
Ul|| | IHIJUi* •ih|
■ "•pra! mV «*■
t 1m* f.»\i • !»rftti
iln- licit teuton
ul ! tillkllfh'i
I ! • I'ii
nt h-M .4 it* a*% t on11*1f In r 11(r• u.hir * u j| fr11kiIKC 1
mr41 *(• »l ,,i
Scn«li
■i
Barkley Rules tit i IlmUM I t« til.ill I . IllimtlCCl 4$
u r II f
tin- 11r4*ui « Lic|i4i(ment.
I it tii-iiM luT it k i l l tht
Out Of ERP Any HrHrAt A*l-AitI*aioli
tifluif 4lulltin% C4Q
tir tiiihr
Loan For Spain I III" iv n tit 11Ilr- uilli 11f WS |)IC\>\
Vice-President
So vs
Spain Is Not K n t i tied To Aid Pliin
AltMt^U
\ (lonr^ia O tticiala
[^JkM-tFor
NiTTors’ Bratings
Meat Prices Show
Irregular Changes
During Past Week
1
Ilk I tllltfl m toatl
Ir.ttlrtv .lit'i Mi I illilin.l itivsiCi ted
itiluimiHi
1,1 . I .like Dura,
NI'U’IU* ’
l»|vt\tl III lilt* 11 Illlpui1.l1lul| 1 i A kin
Drlifrld told a (
\\. m .nj
1.,1, in-Hi'., 11111-111 ill* pull'l
hr sl.iif l.tlkt
,i>.. m seepage
ytitai- tit fit- List rt HltuMilt (lif»lA||4
fl'niii
1
I
.
1
■
1
•
innk.
,|lli illu n e i
A, • “ I i'ii" m i- ni il.. , inli'di >>l llir
In I flit'M (t
'tin 11
miik- ul hniiirs
1
Kcneral illwrua- Sian l< *,l lh|i.iiiiii. n, " M, Krili.in
" T h e r e Will* 110
in pnlnled nut,
1 Ii tr
l> 0. ui ; ,i,h. l.r.nlri Me*
*iiui i>1* ni'iii- 11id," he lidded. "Our i.,id N- a ft all I In, 1,j., * , ,Mivii 1 -nllll'l mu
WASHINGTON. A„« 4 ,/f'i
pini,,u Mint it
11- III' - >
i i ofilr iriiCC
Ill .hi
t III (1M• l
purpo-i' in I'liinlng lu-ri- wn* to eX-.„,,,|
tVil
Vice
IV
infeni
H.itklcy
mdav
mini
'"Hi .tie llll.lr, ,1
Nn.nl wmil,I
i<111 mi iiinir
I'lmn^i' nlt’ii)' mi propin orgHiiin- |)l| n|
r
■i
Hilly
tfiil if
Mill
1
till
Y
a
lilt
Ml
-Open 1 >11
1.0 (H) iii liMitw in SjMMi oui
keep ip
■i I’Wi'iagr y- j
|.••.11111*4 CXttll
ihr ijti Ill'll nl
li.'lllll
MU,>11
|
nf
(tin
1
llir*
I'tltOpP.tli
Kr«..iri\
|#
n».
lie
'io|
iidi'il
tji'iii'iiil tr K. Hit ,;, chief uf the
U* • '-I *
•plain
•....... I l.y ill,‘.,11* Hiitin
u%«
‘
1* 44' t iln ir wi* mi
Nin wik' imi. jniui »v, vlri'ii, told the 1 I ' II II......... I Ihr Miiaul i- In In,an
*lf U l.','
111Id# It Ic VcltuC
1 >'•
reporli'i*
, Willi,,,. " l ''ir » ,
H.uklrv licit! tli.il tn imrtidrmritl ■ 1,1 (1 k lit 111 III4 li'
K.'i'pn
4
1
k
1
h
in
l!
1
llllll
II1
"We lime ilUi'UttM'il defense
\|, h ''■in -..lid lh- ni r-liK.ilinu
ill'
S'l'vl
................. ........ !sp........ .
t»V
di 1111 . '
1 nl in ,'tlKen* . , , . , Srn.ihti M tl.in,ui
progitmi* anil w« nit' tlmling a ^ |
\llvl Ihr t'l **..1 nl Ppnvrit any
, i,
H fin (O -N ctJ vinliitc* V iialr nilr- i
II,r
vi'iv .......I mint Inn to 0111 pro-,
" •11- 1 | ■11*11111-1 ■il 11li- - iiii|i,
t I „l MPlMkOO
>li ni I.ilb "il |gaiiiM Will my new iceidaimn ml M.iw 1 ''ti1 o
gium.''
|-‘h ....... "' - »rlll nil -I•1ki ami ie ('''(I, till
iimniK ln,rn|lt
«l h"'k MU feel |an npinpilnllnll lull
h. It 1- ,.L. 1 t
Dcnfi'lii tiihl tin- ri'purti-r* a fint.l i. ' «i-ill our 1In l.i-l week I'll I t. II
le ts ,| flit ||N|* II)’
ilt fi'ii i oi'Kiiiiixiitiim mighl be
n
11..111* 1,., : I" "II ITIVI'll l"lll! Wn
Devim ratlc l.r.uln I m a> "I II * i.ittili it * |,«si hf a,,l lir .Incut I
!• k I H-l t | Mill* i'il y
lion in,ui,in by tin- mid of this n 1 . , , .. 1,•t t. |m, and in ,,,.- 1
t.li,' kill llili . 1 , 1 i li.nm* t,Unk(hr M il.ilia
h . , ., Dmi spear* llllll" , IldllrNXril
.
yeur. lie milled thin wn* just X
t hutli 11 If....I He 1 •(" " "
J
im k r-. itch
v
,li11111nit
and
amemlmriil.
And
Ihrn
man
a|>
In
I'lll'K.", hn-cd mi a feeling Mint "we 1,
» if pntM.n
mil tiihl t.'l In,
1,111 pm,ling
|l> t>, l t' 14*li n 11
...... -, nl, nl- The pcatril tlir Baiklrt iiilim,
were cell ing idling m well it tvoulil 1. .1
nut rvt il:
IIIIII* Ul , I 1,
ill ! ■ itk’ t(* ’ '-\ ■ timl pci mil lbs
. ,I ,
imi l.e inn 1.mirli in work nnt an I >• •
|ll I'h'l llIM I fill
« *T1*
llaikirt thru tnld tlir Sriial, 1*1 V (»!• i»f 1.. Ni il l
to 4U>
it \ ittul ilti i'ii it! hy
nigiini/ntliiii hy (lint time."
, 1 IL
Jt f1t'l ' I k
'• l hi riot >f « 1111v|•
uuiikC Iii14 ihinkt
"We liny, timl n complete un- ii'li' 1 I’Ut'ti Ulltl ftM111•'i -t I if f ! • til* Ul I ' i u i lutiiiItui nl I'uitt- 1Spain it Iln' cnllllril iimlri lh, ,. nl,'* i ■In
mltn! SiDtvi
, w"iild - n 11,.
1Kin muni. Cm,pci atmn Ad.... .
dei -landing mid u fine excbangs; nf U fi in1
in ion
lia, Cuiuil
r'diini v fin I...... lltiMiv
Wli, ,,
1 . .I nl, ie Mu- dun**
uf view* on the urganlratlon of the; ni>""i i ' I,urge nl tile . JlIII|»
X I'DI l i till •i I Park i- Kli/.nheth ‘ (ion act tn paitiripalr m lltr ic
Ila.iitlnu rit Hu C h i , T h t t l l
ill
Allnuiic Pact," he tniil. "Nothing:
'gein nf nntiire'1 • lively prnyiam
Kvaiin l*iii k
in,.....
ii
cnnnei'lcd
with
final tin* been determined. Final! Il"h(when* Ia wilt# mul
ImshtfR
Spit in hn- mil udl„'i,,il i„ Mm
ll'sillSM t Oa Page TUreet
- , Mi I!....I Di'iuutmeiil "iivicl ,11
,'niilin*l wiili „ nnturnl Juugla | , f rci|iilre.m,|tt. „f tin, act,,
,t (nr 1M vein *
tic
sh
I.a,'kgrmin,l llixhei on tin*
the |Uipa
. , (i# / V|r(l '
■aid. and in , 4
.
lh
i* .'iiptli n nf tin* camt> Ml IliHtil * Min park nil,I la k e |)ni„
Spain Into program \v,»dd / l i t
111, ain hi ni whi'ii i'erni Me- in le .Jill. Itiiu-., mid tile Cninl* nf ml.
be it «iulnllnii nf Mm tern" nf Ihe
lb i nf I'liiulm Kiiinhli'l j
\*l<,,
Ml Ik,un law n How III,e ilnh act
a -I'lisaliniial j
< llln l M a. in
,'|||„ Ml llllll |' 11 ilnlli-. w up iivmiv \ muni did, i,mm meiiHunni’ I- by
III* MillflK culm a* Senate
:ib feet lm* I e o lith been coiltpleled
( ,i,i Iinmi] ni, pax,- (wo
44 **4((InUtil (ih i>*a* T » „ i
Rt, ME. i ,i, A og. I 1.1’)— A
nl tin iliili, nmi tin lude- mi ml
-In nil llni i ,1i nuMc- nnd light
.III.... ul In,.place mul wide win
.it,,-i lit|•- mri, were Indicted by
Sell' St> k*fl Xouro
IIV AHHUCIATKD I'RHHS
dim win,’It afl,m l i, cleat view
ii fi'di ,id gi uml mry In-t night in
Ciinnge* in the retail pricenl
ilie
piiik
nml
Ink,'.
III" fli'Xgini’ - III -ell'll II! gross.
I\ htii ( liases Girls Nliuihi'l llig .‘ I . i m l l i l n ' l Ill,'
m,ill- were inegulnr and inn •'
't'Jie indijlUM ul • I'liargeil the
minor till* week.
'lob mdmlru ikiiii) |n niiiinen! i , - i
mi'll with >"i, pii uev 1,, vinlale the
(»/ V11K
\1 ji
A iik
1 (>!'<
I'nnllrv and egg* were nl
deul-, mid aci'in.,Iiiii; in \t Maben,
n e g r o ,c i v i l light- Tin, ! n« -ifiinclinngcd. Hut ter wn* mmki',1 |. ............all stvUul i-j.'ik Kii Khixi*in letlied New t nrk lentil.- manu
ficor- Mere ,-lmt g, d specifically
Ilki put ui i tvlH'4'1 * mill i Jid-n ti I hii
one or iwn cent* n pniind in nuun
with allowing "the negroes In be
I,i,lin e,, mid entliliau-tl,' ,lev.,tee
mark,'In which fulled In follow Me ap|M 4’-' l IiH111Y fSU'I’ll til M’S I
tiAINKNt
III
I
Aug
l
,
I
'
puiii-ltcd
m in,,ill Inal snd without
nl liiwii Iinw II ii sc, III,- eliili nml
widespread inh um e Inut week >ml nip up f.. £ft!ItI fi|'i(vr.
I b.rlda f i«i iiii'i- i I'C'ivcd H “ I"
............ „ f |„(V llv ,eies*mg
la,
iliiich
bnve
ultrneU’d
mine
I
lint,
Hi*
11111
i’
\kt
ii
M
u*
fsrsi
prMniA
wfiPii the government’* m i,h i ,<
" I I dm me MMh a- then -lone "■ I ||,em to the nml, "
(lie support price sunt wind, ,:, 'I lir ln t iftull'l Ataluimu'e fill1 | ,n lie it hniiie hull,lei* tn Ml. Hutu la'ii,-I il - lui'h'i tli, Aiglcnltural
,p|„, m ....... , ,,|„,rieil lliey ware
un,
it.,
fnrtnutnui
m
l
|,y
wr»"|i t,M JitiM-luruikhlK III" , " 111»,1♦*J
■pint nl Inn* higher.
t '.in*-,11 in lor, I’t "grant
I flougi’d nun ll„ „ k e i, M s, on tin
|„
nple
Ilnlli
t'iiniiei'ln
il,
,M
i
.M
a
Heavy scnxnnnl siipplle
ni fikilitil flu u«‘ 4iHty of huinkrt «ki
It n Iti'iiM-. Ih.rnbi prodiicllnii
llf v.„ ■< ............ .
„f 50
i»u wntes an mlerc-iun; ctnnn, and M,mV• tins’ admliii-ti all,ui >•» )|( 7fl
fruits mill vegctnhles in ulnm i nil ,,ml- li, |iiit.ll(
i M1„^|,"d luindium*
II,, , „ c,ih" iI ilie ,„'i;,n gill- nl in. lawn howling I'm in, Mi 1km ■ ciitiv, "ff'ct ■ >«"! Mie money -n|,.v |,|Mnl..,)
sections uf the country weak..... I
|vll K l„ x Klusn
il-.,..... Imi, .Hid stale mt,--lignin, I |,.pic,
produce prices. Only choice hti.m
" " • I t" - 1.• **-* fiirint'i* and >"p | sin tiff ( W I vm-h and hi*
was genernllv higher. ...............
R l‘n,'i
I'i nuk Tuplnr, formei iue-i,|ini l , -cut, d In,If "I the ,'itsll ou tlay-,
ii „nM„ni,t lm l'„*» I’nm
tt e ru ,'d si iiii■ kind uf oi gnni/n ,,| tin- t-luli uml rellied nmiiiifuc (or coli-ei'i,"on piu,'ll,'c* ('arrieil’
peas, cunt,'loupe*, wale.......
girl*." Hi i
pears, penclics, plum*, ginp, aid Miin in -lup Mi,i
in , 11 mn Mnssndiii' i 1 1 -, dual mi
several other items were cln-apci iiii'I,-d ,>iii1 cl lb, iii,,. tiirniiii" 1 |M(V H Flunk llrldgcniim is Mic
The Amerlrnn Institute ,.r I.....I l "llll-,.ll " H ' l i'llgill In whip I Ill-Ill.’* J new mexidcllt Ullil .liime- Nil ,m. linn I" -’ ..... “ duple,I In •tKM .|\V«|| N o t l l l l V C S l l l l l t l )
Tile gnls a. i f d ll,-c l down in ,1 i Ice niesUiclit.
Dlstrlhutloii said cniilinued bun,
the fa, iio'i follows accented soli |
(I’ssllaiH* o a pa** ........
, ,'iiit, d i e t 'bn nixlil "f July II , flare lire eight court* with cluv
dnv coiisei
cnnseivaiinii
luacMc* and Id*
Id* coat
vat nut piaclic*'*
ittlSION
Ao f t i/1*t
A FI.
tniil imiri hiiiface fur filiivmg •>! is eipuillv -buie,I by llie govern
Presidi'in U illn,tn CJrecu say* he
ment' op to a 18(11) maximum.
' i l l , kiiiiii '. I t i* p i n y , al w i i l i Iw n
Mori- ilifii ll.WHI,llllll acre* of ln'llevv* tlio ro lled Stales will not
1thiee nr four nil elieli aide. Kucl,
farm
land- were involved lu ihe "hi*,* hio'llni ilepi'i'ssinu."
player rolls two hall- u dislance
lir,'in, told the tVIrd annual con
program
I’ ijicI i c * carried nut ill
of nearly I'JO feet with Ihe obfivt
vent ion " f tl„ Mii--Mci,u-eti- Ltd
It ..MlauMl On Fas* T sn l
uf ,duii|dng it coining I," rhi*e a___ _ ___
erulion "I I aboi la-t iilxhl that
pu-allile tu u .lock lite *i/i' uf a
’’prices miir,t r„iio' down" hot that
Iiii Iinri I hull. Tlln side Mini I* ihe l M W IS I 1114.(1 1 4IT
."th e great need of the hour I*
dusent wins. Thu hall* me about
F 4 RRAGU7 . Idaho, A III' 4 i 'Hi 1 be Jr alii of a inllrgp ii
F i r I n i r T w o M i n o r u |I iiluviding loiuie- for the homeIhe else nml shape ul uu uvcingtf
i leas."
psinf>il thing to tee.
gnipefnilt.
They
lire
uni
peifeelly
He sold he believes tlieie is no
Farrngtd Collrgr ami 1,'dnli. il llltllllllr bad put liner y r s n In i,niiiil uml till* allows Mie player
tVAHIIIM, l t>N, Aug. 4--(d )
danger of ii ontomal d«pr**(ton.
put down it. root*. Thru liiii-t b>,• inumilirril lti.il tlir irluiol would lint tu curve tlielil to avoid ulliei hull* Inini 1 la wi- l nil*',I Mine nurk- He listed Mie-e teiisori,(-K ((,<1C nr,Icml
today,
.,
reoiwn this fall.
,
ill
"The
'tilling oT large
,,n the court.
f two miners wit.)
Financially the c u l l e r , always^
The club house luix lilt display 15111' i" cni'li of two miners wn.) |im„ U|,||, „f )(ii,h|h uhioad under thu
lost tlu ll job- iii n Tennessee mine j.;,,,,,,,,,,,!,. (’m^ieration Adtuinistrs
was undornuurishi’il. Rut ntliei lectori v.,ted lu close FHiingut, individual mid dub li opine.- Ml fo.
flyliting the union.
(ion:
roots deep. Farragut I* liniii" Ii -enl u slaiement saying "il i- tun lima wun first Inst year in the
Tlio Nallminl l.ahoi Relationj .j ( "pnh-ini' of ii lioiislug bill
•nliio homeless velerau sfjulcnl- imd the M'liuol ill Hunt cnnlimic.” (Vutrul Florida Luagun nl lawn
Ihottd unified the unliiii to pay w|iU'|* will -iimulate slum clearThov have IK) days tu get mu.
liuwlera,
unit
Orluudu
won
Hie
year
Rut Vim Wyck said the college’s
nil’ll to Robert L "*l
iini'o In even eenimunttv ami InDavid K, Apodaca uf I.p* An itiserve fund gut too low to guar before when thu league was found ffilltl
Madron.
TheyfiiMmb
wcp * 14
rri>(lHj(
and* Lewis,
,,n
.1 IFnII,,!.
I * 11“ xf 1t.aiU
fill H
Mltrnt-iion
I 111 Ml and tl,e utt of
geles. nut of work and waiting fm antee sound nperatiun.
ed. HI her teams ure local nl at De- di-chinge,I
front the YaRey C rick , |l|lj(>(1
mI, ;
school to opan again, caiighl fish
Land,
New
Hmyrna,
uml
Huyinuu
Tenn.. mine uf the II. E. rulk
... ,,-f,
...... our pui chasing
.Since it upened in IU4II, the
In scenic Lake Fend Orrlle to fed i ,>l|r,;i) Inis been supported hy en- Reach.
local union )l" ’,2 1" u,,"7,wj u!S u" ,f
power I* still at u pretty high
hi* wife and two children.
hiiglund,
Rowling teams from
.Mining I " i on Aug. 17. JIMjt, after | | .,
iluwmeiiii of northwest residents
"Somebody didn’t try a* hard li and the "0 . I. benefit" tidllmi of wlieru the game has nimn limn lucul iminn ‘W d misted them a*
v e did to keep the college going." veteran -tudentn.
a million folluwers, Irduiui, Scot member-.
,
,
PAIR IvlI.Ll'.D
ho said.
Dctnil- nf il..... use did nut reach
LA U R E L . Mil. Aug. I- t.1’1—A
The war assets administration land and Wales, have played un the the Nl HR, because uf a stipula
A young Texas couple with Mir e
Mt. Horn Courts said Mr. Muhcn.
man nml Ids wife were killed uni
children barely made Ihe trip from leased port uf tlio nation’* sccund
Mrs. Maben revealed that many linn between tin' union and. . . .the
. . l!tl iultired today in a bus-trucklargest
wartime
naval
base
tn
Ihe
San Antonio, before a pi-ton tore
Dora Women have taken up two employ*"}
which tno
until coIIIhIoii on rnlu-swuiit U. 8a 1600 bote In the engine of their -chool. Veterans from all over the Mt.
the sport. Lawn howling became agici',1 in mike the cash setlemcnl, Route I a mile north „r l.survl
iniiritry,
most
of
them
married,
car, They arrived "broke uml
especially popular with the women
Hlate Trooper Noble I'olUv'ti
FARM INHTITCTK
hungry" to learn the college uniif i„ the scenic college which wlicn the found it reduced their
sold the trailer luck iark-knifitd
offered plentiful housing for
MADISON, Fla. Aug. 4— 1/F)— when
wouldn't open.
the driver suddenly applUd
W'nl*t line* by Incite*, *hc -toted. 'the ItilU North Florida Farm and
"We’ll go hack to Texas If wc fitmllii s and technical training detils brakes. The Ims suiashad Into
During July, building permits
can get the car fixed.” said the -igm-d to help veterana get gund in Mt. Dora totalled 4'Jil.um) in va Home Institute will bo held at thn trailer. The trailer spun
nearby Camp Cherry Lake, Aug. around and hit tile automobile
young husband. "Why didn’t they mbs ipiickly.
lue nf estimated construction, must
Furiagut’s peak In enrollment nf which was residential, nveurding "A.'.'ll Farmers and farm women
tell ua sooner T"
Tha atudent body president, Turn wn* -ume 1,200 students. The to A. J, Wal'.a, city building in from H north Florida counties
Black of New York City doesn't school finished Its last term, with spector. Fermita for the first six will attend,
hav# to worry now about the wel SMI. Director* said only 100 had month* of the yaar totalled | 70,Friday; 10 tm A.M.-Ba-eball at
TRAFFIC r e p o r t
come dance tills full. Instead he is icgiitcred for th* fall term, but OUO in value of new construction.
LakefroM Rail Park.
Harry
3.
i
Porter,
traffic
en
organising a relief fund to help lltuck said anothar 200 applica
10:00 A.M.-RuiiihsidH Primary
Among th* builders uf new gineer <>f the NatUmal_ Safety
stranded student* get home ur to tion* were being processed.
Hchoolt
shellcruft,
make* btan
homes
are
H,
I
t
Eddy,
Col.
F.
N.
Connell,
wlllt
report
on
Hanford'*
"
onoQ,l
sneitcraH, n
soma other school which has hous "because of tha relatively un
Hyndman,
II)
E,
Taylor
and H. J. activity during 1648 In prom ot-''’■»•• Fames Including eliminatlog
ing enough to take them.
known statu* of th* achool,” Fre*l- Rale*.
llig traffic safety In a talil to ba
roP“
„
Many of the fcO student* wlm dent Van Wyck aald, "enrollment
Wilcox Inc. today opened thelc ii?«„ Tuaaday morning at 10:30
2:,J0 P.M. Play Center-Practtea
•tayed on the campus for the sum- ba- never bean sufficient to pre n4w store with a complete line of oVInck *1 *"* City Hal), City Fur Orlando Tennis Tournament}
"ack aald. aro bitter, U>Weatinghouae olastric rcfrlgcra- Manager C. F. ’ McKIbbln an-P^J**f*| f Itries* ^test; *Itops for
wllderad nnd ffbroke." Faculty vent a deficit operation. The hack
ing
of
contributed
fund*
lowered
. astoves,
tor.,
to m , washing maehlna. nounc«l ,thl.
| | d ^ ^ 0 ^11 " s o flu il
war* caught by aurprUe.
UgllaluM rt
it
w
Road Department Mt. Dura Studies Engineering
Suspends Panama Report On New Sewerage System
S t'C ity* Camp
Chief h..,
Hi Wll.I.AKD CONNOLLY
*
I.ONI HA
\n«. -f (/!’) Afnt rutin nmit . lue f, of itaff have
reached .i cimi|ilcie tindei*l.inding,
with Unt.im, Nut way and Dmina
oil nrg.ini/.iiiMi for ruulual
Iruittimi*
under iln- Allnniu l*ad. Admiiiionrr t.oui* I. I> nt. IH announced lo- 1 . .
day.
•No. 248.
i.
State Farmers (*el
$1.2 Mil linns As
Conservation Pay
'l.K iriig.icui.,.............. Al’L Head Says V. S,
Small New College In Idaho Is
Closed Due To Lack 0( Mon-y
Recreation Schedule
tha school folded up.
tc ib* danger point at tha end snd sppllsnc*#.
of tha spring aamaatar.
"It waa neeataary to mako th#
(Caattaae* a s l i e * Task
Is manager..
Last rrl
(Cssi
Chamberlin
All achoul princlpaia and raj*!32 I'M' So,tl,all
7:00 P.M.-Skatlng party at tha ■ ‘
i pressntstlvs* off law enforvamant
big day in an*"*1" u *
to *>• P” *
Th*>artv will includ*
i » a ii
I sentth® Hrst aassion only.
•f
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THURSDAY AUGUST 4, 194*
t* R SANFORD HERALD BANfGRD FUHIlDA
f*
BBS"
Charles Wert M akes1
Store im provem ent
1 ?-U.
A d jo u r n m e n t
Small
—I'm *!ngle. But the married
ntudenl* will have a tough time."
Ctmrlcn Mason of Livingstone,
C o n g r e ss A c tio n
L abor S u rvey
lOeatleaed f t mm F * «* Oael
TW st
I U i H I m , f m m N l « O ael
H'm i i h h r n « r * w <>■ •» I ■ (CealM m r* m
»ald tie wa* lucky. He got
liaa made a gropoial for n rere** deelnlon to clone Immediately '■> ..Jllon,.,
etitns
to testimony from the e*. lo cuon no *om. thing m Its own
pin
wiin
a
crew
tearing
down
kitchen,"
hati-fluchy adej HBicasttlet Wert has completed ■ of Congress later Ihl* month *nd prevent hnrdnhlp* to student* who . or wartime building* on the baas. pert* who helped draft It.
cally he *ald the foreign office
might
come
long
distance*
for
the
lawmaker*
*ald
later
that
the
a
return
In
November,
He
.ays
of Improvement* In hi*
| “ If l keep the Job I'll have ir^imnnv
.Tii “ Imprcaalvo11
i ** itu f|- had "faU ificd a lew pn**agc* In
tr.fnmriv iiu.iu
included
■ tore on First Blivet, in- Congress now la "slap-happy" and fall semester.”
! 12(14 to move the wife and kids ure*
______D
iii a i i 'a m
l i l l A r v itrpn
rrlh . tranalation, ju*t in keep up die
■
For
the
students
and
teacher*
on
Russia's
military
strrnTth,
"punrhdrunk"
from
more
than
mjr Initallatton of mirror* on
, when I have to get out," he »ald. , , y sowed without doubt." laid tradition."
who
*layrd
on
the
campus
and
revon
month*
of
continuous
le
„ wall* and eel Iins and of new
Apmiara, who finally got a Job ()f|P
The Foli*h delegate1 described
one congl
congrciRman,
cpniHBMf "that Russia
n few who arrived early the
gislation
luomcent and tpot lighting.
,
v
. uoiKiiig rod* meet flahing, ha* not reduced it* military the codex a* "juxt nrixou ri'guln.
hardship*
wrro
not
avoided.
House lUnuhlican* eny they see
The combination of the two
“ We're trying to raise 12,000 raid that are *rnrre. Ileilde*, ho *li< ngth to any extent since the tlon*." He dencrlbcd Rrltl*h rt-'gno re*Hon why Congress r*n't unit
0f the war.
I ulation* for the flogging of pnt>
from atudent and faculty group* ■ ■ ate* to leave.
etloni of the mil fore add* color in a couple of week*.
oner* and quoted document* which
"Wc had all the fncilltle* to make
—------------------------At li'a*t, they wnnl the House to help the famllle* get awny,"
attractivene** to the display*
«cuoid,' he m o. “ I gue»* , r n n H o r v a t i f i f i P l a n
! eh cited a* proof that compulsory
b
hy then (Hack *aid. “ Wa've wired state ,i.fcgreat
i f Jewelry, wntrhn* and diamond*. to finish It* business
labor exist* In f1rlll*ll colonic*.
w «»n ? htivu it now.
Mr. Wert can>e to Hitnford 25 even though the Bennie decide* In official* nod civic group* for help,
Knlx-ftuchy also crltirixed what
l> fears ago from Indimapolls, Ind. tarry on until ftoatamher or laier. too."
(C>*ll***a * '« ■ P a ir O n "
he described a* the peonage sys
Woodrow J . Welling of Petet**
M t. l)o r a
The flop liourw Pulley Commit,
tad ha* been in the Jewelry bind.
r Iailed 1
tem In the Southern Mate* of thu
N i l for III yearn. Hr Ik n firm lee ycHterdny inatriicted ttnublL tmrg, Aln.hu, kkM "rn rrag u t ha*
Heeding 27,7ID acre* to nerman- H. military occupation, he said,
•polled
a*
for
other
*chool*,
and
Milevrr in Hanford and It* future can leader Martin, of Ma**nltlil.lll.HrO r i a n C i | > D a * l
,.nt fatal are; planting of A.22H Hulled States, In Tokyo under U.
possibilities.
churtetl*, to confer with speaker now wc have !10 day* to got out dl. Dora when the |Kipulnce turn acii'i I" forest tree*! clearing of denpernte peasant* are selling’
wlnui
the
other
school*
are
filled
Huoi Itavhurn and House Demo,
ed mil lo welcome l.oi* Driver of Ut'Jltn acre* foe imw paattire*; their children.
fit* first Continental Conges* rratlr
Leader McCormick, of already."
Mm tctito, memher of Mt. Dora ptnntlnir III 1,1*76 acre* af caver
The Amerirah resolution nil furr
beamier Knndseln of Kdgnr, lllljll .M'llool 1'lnn* of HM'J, who*e rropr: and removing of (>57,401
»M called by M assnrhn.rtl* nod Mn*HHclui*rlt», oh he k” '0eml .liblabor, he said, wa* mii lo illg a -1
Virginia In 1774.
Wi... *uld '' It will he easy for me pnoutgiHpli appear* on the cover ruhir v»rd* of dirt In e*tnhli*hlug ed
jecl of adjournment.
tlon of haired ami Incitement lo|
.lr»in»K«'
ditche*.
ol mi
iiim iil l.adle* Home
war propaganda.
Nrarlv hnlf of the farmer* earnJournal, and who wa* encnrlcd in
The resolution call* for thp nam-,
a parai.e . peat headed hy Orlando'* In* payment* contained le** than log of an 11-memher commission. I
iiohii <\ii co n e Hand of 28 mem* 50 »rre* of farm land and HU It suggest* that emphasis in *uch
hoi,. r„ulu'i in the day Lol* wa* per rent of them had le** than nil Imp
nulry tic placetl on situation*
involving large numbers of person*
pin ailed ami honored in Orlando. 220 »cre», Dennl* *ald.
or widespread practice* of forced
Iti'Kldi’iil* of the little town of
labor.
Hoiri'iilo where l.oi* live*, are
Comment In ir ou the prospect,
etui tail:intr of the parade which
for *iich a probe, Fernand
id Detinueir«*ll*N*d Fraat *Pane tla.l
came there with her from Mt. I
*e nf Belgium said;
I lot a, noil where thu Air Force
mum
sgernis.
even
furlher.
Dario played. I.oIh Iiii* been eni*
"If there I* not a survey on
•Sheldon .aid the state would the spot we might a* well not set
pioyru ai IJypre** titirdeii* thi*
j
need
nnlv
*tr>,IHM,IKHI
should
Id*
lip an invrstlgntlng romml**inn
Niiliimcr a* one ul the much photo*
at all."
Kl.I pill'll iM'itolle* who wander I program lie adopted.
In additional to the 10 per rent
ehoui iheti' on the *cel|lr walk*.
Fully Ihl* week *he wu* III .Miami rul in general government item*,
appeal iiii ; on a lelcvlnion piouram. the Hill.borough senator rolled
I’aill ll. Itee»i* and hi* wife, for—
i r . s l l a a r # P r . a Pane (la s t
I. A reduction of 142,000,000 an*
Mahi'l Norn* l(ec*e, punli*iier*
a| me nil. I ha a topic, a weekly 1 nuallt in the ,'duration minimum . from the camp at Ihe, Oovernor
i Millard Caldwell odared him *u*.
l|n»hpu|ier, lecenliy ' punlm»rd j foundation fund.
from Mr. and Mr*. Hnwurd K. I 2. A reduction of 25 per rent for pended until McAllen waa recap,
iouiiir iln- Oieiniant Newe and the the University of Flnrlda and Flor lured.
When Mr Aden wa* returned In
tiiavi'laiiu New*, Hath paper* will id* Slate University.
S, A i■ •diction of 20 per cent in Florida from Chlraga 17 months
lie puhii.-iii'il ue the Mt. Dora PubInter Hollis war. reinstated as
n..lima t o. each week, with the the public hcnllh appropriation.
. An
. overall
" reduction
idur' 1 of' $:t,- riiptidn of thr ramp at He Funlak
4,
iir*i ihNiie* Keiiedulcd for tuday.
Mr. Itreae win *rrve a* piildi*ner P0u,ikx> iii iland control, forestry Springs. He was Iransferred to the
T he nhtiw w ill be Hip prem iere t»f fw ihhim for full and wittier a t th ey
and hi* wife u* editor of Uin naw Kcrvlrc and the livestock sanitary I'iinnmn City ramp later.
hoard.
luihlii iilmn*.
5, A |200,000 rut for the Hoard
.1.1 me* MiouI wa* recently elected
w ill l»p worn tit t'nllcffpH IhriniKhniit th e m uiitry. Hirkmui mid IvetT own
pn>ii|eiil at Die newly farmed nf Control.
NKW KN O I.AN P
itimiai lima leam* Club) Dr. K.
Collette Honrd h ave ueleetetl the rlolh ea to lie nmtlelerl. The produclliiii will
i i . iiii hKiiii. vice picMdcnti Torn
tiilimm , Hi'eielnryi lienee Mil*
I..... . ireaniirer. Dr. Hugo Curry
!»• one o f th e iiiohI com plete anti colorful fmdtion prevlpwa ever winged
With a delicate Frenrh touch,
K s ills a # * Crtun Psae lla e l
W.II uailleil the elllli pill. I'he club 11*lo in . strove lo free Ihe hig
served with Sea Toast.
I*
out
lo
eeeure
new
member*,
foielxn aid money bill from the
In O u t rul Florida. (JuL up a p arly mid bring your friunda to hpu “ A f*ol>
e pei ially fimu milolllt a cla** of th irst of another tilrn'kade.
7<i now lii'ipg limlrai led in the
"T A K E O U T ' H K K .IC K
Drmis-rstie leailer Lucas of
leg e Olrl'fl Dri'iim",
ifiime hy Or. Curry.
lllinnl. ssdi he hoped to get final
approval late In Ihe day for the
hill, which rarries fond* for Kurope', recovery, nrmy ikrupatlon
Orlando flgw j at Frenrh Avs.
co.t« sml aid lo Croce and Tur
ll iisilnii.rt Prion !'*« • nasi
key,
slilpou'iitn nf fruit, lo markets
‘‘altearly overloaded with Inferior
quality tliroatnnti in iioml diving
prices .IIII lower In the coming
weeks."
"Hot humid wrniher hastened
the ripening of most frulta and
i
hiiiiiv harvests were way ahead nl
hud year,” the Institute'll market
amily.i'tt said, "('tinner* nrn hold
lug off on hip peach and 1paar
crops. Thi*. inirrlher with
Itk larger
Ui
I'tmaumor Incomes,
| yields, lower t'oiisiimer
Incoi
I ami loiiid'tiwmimih Iniyfng promis
-tN * - - r - -~*
es enn.ldeialilv lower prlrn*.
"Total ptodiicllon of major de
I'ldons finds will lie at least one
eighth larger than in ID48."
The
Agtlrultiirr
Department
lieiidlliu d these foods on Its mostpie m11 f ii I list fm this week; torn*
toe* nationally, iHliien In Ihe
Nolllieii.t and West, snap hean*
in Iiii' Knullieiisl, peuehes ill the
Midwest aiul canti’ liiupe* in Ihe
KouthwcsL
•
The Dun A- llradstreel wholesale
food price index this week advnn
ced to 15.HI from 05.7J a weak ago
nml compared with 17,18 a year
ago, The figure represent* the
tidal wholesale cost of a pound
each of (II foods in general use.
All College Girls
State Sales Tax
and their Mothers
Arc Cordially Invited to a
SPECIAL FASHION SHOW
Rond Department
"A Collette C.lrl’n Dream''
Thursday, August II, 10 A. M.
Bcacliam Theatre, Orlando
I/oan For Spain
CLAM CHOWDER
ANNETTE'S
Meat Prices
* e » ____________________
Acres
Th e aaaeMtnent of lh# »ald pro
perty under the eald certificate
<**ii(d
wa.< la the name of Borah
T A X O K R It
Tyson.
CHurriia m m ok teas
C n l . . . , . M certificate .h - t l <>*
N O T IC E
IK 11E ll E ll V ItlV K N ,
Th a t K. V . T a m a holder of T a x
vr.iflra te No 111, laeiinil lh* 1st
d*y of July A . !>., 1*11, ha* filed .old (O the mane., .V™",, I.,*,;,,,,
iien In my office and ha* made noart house door on the
niuill'Hllnii for e la* deed to lie, Z y la the month "M O l'' ™'1; ',
which I* the ith o«V ”*
loaned ihereon. Huld re rllflc a ln tm - - I 9t».
*
lirMie* lh* ridtiiw lna dencrlbed pro. Brptnmber, t»t»tinted Ihl* O h day of Auauel.
I i Hu- County of Kemlnnle,
Urate of Florida, to .w it:
Itll,
.
o . p. IIK ItN D O N
M * » f H E '4 » f KISH « f H E 1,
Clerk C ircu it *
....
*'■■* N I T eh of K 3 I t ch A
Hemlnole County. Florida
w J«n III Hiu-tlim in T o w II.hip
iC Irru lt Court deall
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"
Kant.
1
iiiriicK
**W ,«*Tin»
FoS
Outstanding Values
1947 FORD
1946 MERCURY
1946 FORD
1937 FORD
1935 FORD
TRUCKS
1947
1940
Striddand-Morrison, Inc
Fordor Sedan
TUDOR
TUDOR
COUPE
SEDAN
FORD PICKUP
INTERNATIONAL
PICKUP
AIITHURI/KI)
UEA1.KH
PH O NE 200
808 E. FIKHT HT.
1
ANDO
O n B r a n d lio w 1 9 4 9 F w ll-S ix a a n d F a a t u r a - F a c k a d
Genuine
ectric
Four O fficial
K n sllsiir*
Fr*m
P e a * O asl
depul It's, N. Htokes McCauley, WII*
lam Hurl line, nml John Bleckley,
contended the ninh forced them to
nuremlnr the negroes.
The Indictment* climaxed a twoday grand Jury Investigation. Dr.
Hnnuu'l tin ..... grand dragon of
Ihe Association of flenrge Klaus,
liendctl ii group nf 711 witnesses
sninnunied I ii lestlfy,
Kherlff l.vnrh and his deputies
arrested the men at Ihe home of
a negro woman, Lynch aald the/
h*-1 been causing a disturbance,
‘ jw - the arrests, hn said, a maskmb Imrnnd a wooden croaa Li
▼ nt af tim house, took the prla-
oner* from him and rushed thsm
off in tho flogging ground.
I
iuoti;
EASY TERMS
Everybody b Joining tlx PHOENIX
HOSIERY a u t wkkrfca femotu Uth
pair bonua pMib Intott oem aad eocaiva
your manbMililp M & m ie n x to buy
—t.x- i - .i'- l
Wm®
.7/ .I w\y,
li
r*A. k w
k
**—1----
k « l R-tb* latest automatic electric raaje by Amor*
factawet manufacturer at the lowest prke hi yeast!
brilliant 1949 Hotpolnt Automatic Electric Range bee
at of wotk*saviaf feoturts-faM xtastlac, Jaag*!*"’
3atsod* Units, 4200-watt charcoal-type ta ilo r , deepmaim, oeea rack fulde and broiler m eesu m -p lI • • • • ! G ape In and see Hotpoint—Ajaerka's leaehag
�---- -ri-.
T ’ T’T’f f ' r r — ••*, .•
A t AUGUST 4. 1941
Governor Asks
Strict Marriage
Laws For Georgia
------- " •
-*rr:
‘Tt’ t’.- '
.are interested in general farming,
jn ( miii
popular
“ reduction attend the..
Ry Spud* Johnson
Pr
innstitutrs, and they always go
"Institute time" will soon be home benefited hv tin things they
'here for Florida fnrm folks, um l.have learned, hy tin- pleasant and
|lt is hoped Hint as many of th-m I friendly association they have had
;a s possible will take advantage with others, ami Die lecrcotlnii
0t it.
.they hnvr enjoyed
There will lie three institutes) The ramp* wheuc these institutes
this
’ “
* ■"
*
the
(Junrrle
Institute
in
The
August
Home Institute August 25 and 20,
The persons .i).,, ,7m,.ml lluun
and the Poultry Institute August do so to get awnv from the farm
itU-tfeptcmher TI, Knch year, liter
ally hundred* of rural people who
publish Ihia record at thta time
ja to Inaure that our Far Eaitern
policy ihall be baaed on Informed
(Ceettaaea n . « ra c e Deal
and intelligent public opinion.
at Hi* new* conference, Mr. TruHe ea!d the rote of this govern
Truman Conference
I?M i7„hC«h.F|r
----*
Rural Common Sense *“in p
oultry production.
U Lpm* "* , n, *!?®ihaa been auhject to conaidereble
*ee that KjJopeun p«a count"ri« 1 ^ S S S S S l A
',l*t" r“ nn * " d
H,He,7 aor l* . | T Z n i T r u r t i to I When ■ reporter a.ked If Mr.
passed
a* ipiirkly
a* poiaihlo|
pnaaihlo .1
pushed ua
quickly ha
...teal. iltuatlon, ki.he . grinned
. J. . n.l
tha economic
In the manner In which it wan end *ald alt he know* I* what he
mnt to Cnngrea*
in the paper*. He added
The President hIso dlacuaacd read*
that even the Wall Street Journal
Mr*. Franklin I). Roosevelt, China, Ray* there ha* hern an Improve,
TAMI’A. Aiir. 4 </ro - The excise taxes, a loan to Mcxlnr ment.
Governor of Georgia, antwermu a anil other mutter*.
A reporter asked If it 1* true
Concerning Mr*. Roosevelt, *
Tamp.. juvenile judge*. prntenl reporter naked whether it la true that a loan to Mexico ha* been
shout
child marriage* in lhal that she hns offered to reiijpi an rtfuied because of a Mexican re*
•late. mid »lep» are being taken a member of the U. H. delegation fuial to pay certain past claim*.
to the Uniteit Nation* because of Mr. Truman said the United
In rnrrect the situation,
a difference with Frnnri* Cardinal <State* ha* not refused to make
jt.nvernor
I lerman
Talniadge Spellman over federal aid to edit-‘ a loan to Mexico that It * still
rjJu
„n
iiijcfrr rrmiilcitrAtlnn. nml that hi*
wrote Judge Paul K k klilrr dial a
Mr
Truman
replied
that
M
r*.!
N hopeful It wilt he worked out.
lull lightening upon nn muanre nl
Roosevelt offered lo resign—a* , Concerning a hill recently passm.i triage liceme*. especially In non- r.he doe* every yenr—Just to give nl by Congress to give the serre
renidcnl couple*, t* expected lo him a free hand to appoint any. tary of defense more power to
unify the armed forces, Mr. Tru
come Irelore the Georgia legislature one he wants.
Rut he said she’s going hack to man aald he la having It analyzed
in January.
end he will probably sign It if it
Georgia alto recently enacted a the United Nations In her same I* in the form he think* it i*.
Job.
law. limilar In Florida'*, requiring
The President said Mi*. Roose
President Truman was asked
a waiting period lietween applica* velt expressed no reason for her alarut a report that Jam es V.
|un (or a marriage licenie and i»- iffe r. He said he thought it wa* Hunt, a former Army officer who
poll ten* a*. has been mentioned In a Senate
committee’* Inquiry into opera
per led to nil down the uiiiiilirr o l |MH||
ullUa| time.
tion* of "five percenters." brought
Florida couple* going to Georgia i j j 1p president announced that 2,500 hooka of pocket matches in - '!
In he married.
, the Slate Department la PVi,l!fh: scribed "Swiped from Harry 8.
i i
v i L in „.
Cnvi-mi.r i log tomorrow a volume on united Truman" ln»t Derember from a
. mlge Klrkli er w
i ,,? ' ? ' nV,r Wb| „ relation* with China, parti- match rompany in St. Louis.
T a Itoedge alter Hie (lev. .lutin ,1
, .......
„
The President commented that
He said his main purpose in anyone has a right to Imy
lhe father of the Hnpttsl preach .asking the secretary of state lo
mntrhes. He said It was the first
er'* Ifi.year old bride. They were ;
he had heard of siirh s purchase.
ninrried In a Georgia elopment. .
.lodge Kieklitei sniil he had J t.ever done anything In ta'tter He said ho did not receive any
i*l*i V complaints iihollt girls 1.1 faith In mv life than perform that and that he doesn't know Hunt,
ami that he onesn't know Hunt.
to 17 year* old going to Georgia ceremony."
to hr married without their par- 1 The Rev. Waller P. Splvty, |to»Roger White, a lawyer for
rills' knowledge.
tor of the First Hnptlst Churrh Hunt, told a reporter the matches
Governor Talmadge added that ! <>f Ashburn, Ga., was a visitor In were (tought at the request of the
whalrver laws are in effect, it Tampa.
White House for use on Mr. TruI., up to license-issuing official*
.Spivey sail) he had been crltlrli- mGn*n ntAfilcIrntiHl cnnipHltfn trip .
to be careful that Juveniles do no*, i d severely liv mnnv nersnns for limt flill*
make fatso affidavits about their J performing the marriage,
A flv f ptrcentrr Is h nmn who
rye.
He said Ihe llrense gave tha help* other* get government conMeanwhile, the minister who irtrl's see as 22 and "I had no tracts in raturn for a percentage |
married the I,anas salt) "I have .nsson to dnnht it."
o» the proceed*.
,„H" . f f r ' U
TSTSE. xt ;r*Th sz .....i:-1**■*«
Chiets Meet
(t oaIISties
S ia n
Can
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I
Tluil the Instnuii ,, iu.-.D'd l<\
The Iron i'dlni ,t ['cllii, I rolls,
the State ........... hum! i <i.noon wa- eiecte.i nl...... 115 V IJ,
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III s i
IHWK AND SANDW iniKS
OtiR HP Ft
l\ l r ills
i m h i h t h i i a i . ks a n d h t o i i s . im i *o h t i : d ( h f : i ;s i ..
DUTSTANDING I I am ( IIDMI)KH.
KXl’KI’TIONAl. roK N K Ii HKKF.
•T A K K O U T " SHHVICH
A N N E T T E ’S
UHLANl»n IHSWV
vv**
w
on B H
:V-
-
xsiina IN»wd«*t 21*;
DOANS PILLS
Ahsurhino Jr.
SYR. PEPSIN. 470
ANACIN
9*0
Fitch Shamimu 59c’
ItuhhiiiK
A lcohol
20c
*<MMl
Of t A*nrli*l6«llW*»la*. If«f
Hrep m ill— timl keep mure rttnh In ytmr
ItudgH try rumlng In T O IM U T O N H
D»r
these lieiit-lhe-henl needs w e’re feuUtrliig
at I.OW, I.0W I’HK KH. We've sco res « f
things In help yiM keep refreshInply coni
.H hom e— romforlHhty ctsil In Ihe uitldtsirs.
Same ure su g g ested here. Muny o th e r s
wall your selection In our d elig h tfu lly root
sit-m n ril tinned sto re w here shopping Is u«t
pleusfinl ns It is eronnm lrnl.
IWI
In Strict
(Confidence
A preacrlptlon la a prirat*
matter — of ennrern only
to tha phyalrlan and hi*
palirnl. And wa guaranlrr
that It will remain a* *nrh
when It U pr*a*nt*d to os
tor com pounding. We deem
in a aarred trnal and hold It
ioiiolat— never relating any
rm.fidrnrta a# to In* aitmrnto and peraoqal Interests
of Ik# people In our com•nualty whom we ore pri
vileged to korvo. To do
otherwise would bo to fall
In our obligation* to you.
ir.c CiiHtm iti
$1.25 PctroKohii’
25c Kcciinmint
HOi! Murine
50c HarhiiNol
75c Phillips Ma«nesl;i
25c II C Powders
$1.00 Drene Sliainpoo
5-lbn Epsom Sails
BEACH
NEEDS
BATIUNt* CAPS • SUN TAN
OIL - B E A C H MACS AND
SHOES - NOXEMA - PAPER
PLATES - NAPKINS - PAP
ER CUPSANI) MANY OTHER
ITEMS.
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S*
A fORMIR itro.nlwav sliowglrl, Mr*.
Blanch* l.ane (iitmve), 28, wa*
•lain by tier >■ (ranged patrolman
husband. Willuio,, .10, who *ur»
prised Ills wife sml tier n.nrrled
Amnld Mynm* ;i7. In
htr hnmi*+ Kvlctrtof* khowfcl l«jinv
spied on 111*' pidr f*tr mmr Hum nn
hour amt .1 i.alf i.. (om<kitting them.
Th* ......................
>!m| hloiself
to dedti
if ........ ..
for-o-day °r two and lo «rc others, Servire in cooperation with nther
to discuss their common piohlems,, agencies and groups, are very
to leOrn more about emits, market- I worthw hile and lietietici.il is shown
mg, and other impoitaut matters by their inereaslng popularity over
from agricultural leaden and each i
the years. They contrihuti* toHim
oilier, and to enjoy the ten i-ntmii progress and welfare nf the m
tho institutes nffmii. They hear
I
dividual him) the agriruUure of liio
talks hv rescan li and extension stale ns a whole
j workers who have studied their j The institutes are fine examples
[ problems,
k 'l"',*"'..... and of Ihe Amorieun way of life -tho
A N N O U N C I N G
OU R R E O P E N I N G
Ua*l
nlgaliixntlon will Ire Hie tayk of ■
future high li-vcl meeting.
>
"We are looking forward to
meeting the French, Holguin...
Hutch and Portuguese In Franca
tnmoirow and the next day."
Tl.e naval chief said the H. 8. '
commanders did not come hern
\\lh any ready made plan. R ath er.1
he said, the mission was to ex
change views and report back rn
the II. 8. government.
II. 8. Army General Jirndley,
emerging with llenfelil front the
hiuvily guarded conference room,
declined to discuss what form the
Atlantic Pact defense |dnn would
take, who might lie its commander
or where its headquarter* might
he.
K-.
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PAGE THREE
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The United Stated government is o tftrln * i i . u . ,
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w
tm a a
wfwswiaa*!
THE
ex;
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Get nAlocholica
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.
S tA V I I n W & C O Il
» ___ *
°
iroua foothill. "fSrSi?
f TnW .
i i r v a i L’p
it |M * have
held on to *©«*«thing sh eiiy, u, ins sum, mu wiin a n a n . By ALTON I,.UI.AHIH»i. bis
. r ------ » of
tw . m
the
o teved.
mw only.She.hid
prtds and
onlyner
arid*
'ubMiinuiaiion
and her
. i .ami
. «.<*-»■«-*
m i *-"■> - •Uiriiiaim*
—- ... ui Abmc la ted Preo* Science Reporter
, ............
‘Blue Htdg# Mountain!. They are, father’s Idoala to walk and talk iu,u-»iyl*u uo.i-i*at:i.
-™ w
,l1' f ' W ,
..
| [
rocont Interm itlnnnl
lienoral MaeArthur announce, within ae#r-shpt of whore wa Hit. with no* on Um occasional after* i-jpum-a
»*ii-iii*-i NEW YORK—There ar* five
cd
fotr aim
exprom
ort aiit,
ut the
it W
| S
IuV,i
that hi* ha»
up the .u
/.ati-. . .whlrh
probably
stroll alone th- ride#
...... ............... ..
r -sy n s^ tm o n
. . . .\
[way* to help alcoholic* to get
w h ea
In jvhiohthtt it
United
taton , n l t r m tis1 u purty.
^ isubroken
-th e e«.nnmn.
................
— accounts for oar,noon
-------fA wan Indicated “the
Al-J governrnunt
-i—............... 4 m ig h t
—
ridge.
. i, ,uit motivated their behavior ana *tay on th* wagon.
It
_
f*«nne» with th* young w**. °* aove ,.am, price—.a* old
Special drug* Ihut main* tW
ibio for commcrclnl
cbncernn. to i exjiort
Whn„l UMUHIII
b ought <nc.«
T l.r S
b , lomuy
family iruiii! wen* ,,f ,
'
s ^ -l •(miss,—
.......... ...... ---------------’Yl” 7***»*
HK.'II.
h*d *ndad with rather l**iK‘<»nt priu* of the clan—pride 'drinker nick are one way. The
4M j i o n th e A m erican market, by paying to th em a su b sid y to “ tundamontal part of Japan’* w -l
mnn
lly<
__ cruirt abruptn***. Once the reach- |m lair.ily, pride In tuieneai*, hi •drink afterward, lie become* eick
“ " l o cover
n u o r the
>h« loan
I .... o............r.o
......to
i.............................i
- . H n u *v
iinurnlc uml political fabric. TlwyI, A L / l |f J ? ^ u u a J ? U i A’. . , . r* * deel»|on, *h# put It In *f. iiatner, motriev, broUiern and *ia- newe*t of thexe <rug* lx Antabuse.
f approximately
rg) con In a hualiel,
■node uml s,.i,i «,v«ruihi.,v rr..,„iur<!n!"C1, '*.• ■Mec'on»oa. in aatau JJJlj
a*Isy* Once xhc had j
_ They would^ not for the [to a pernon. Rut it he take* a
A ny <
~ JS° f,by# **d turned io go!!world have any of thexe people|By lUelf, it docmi’t do anything
ab ou t th e
aha• didn’t turn tu wave or look | thin* they had let them down, with nauaea, hut Ila ihe*. u grinback
, fiv e c en ts
1** ■"■IS*
»he«r prim wa* a powerful done- ■ping senxutlon In th * che.il, ponnd,* • - a ffo rd
thouaanda of little unlm- |*mit thing, anil with the help a flln g pulse, !oi* of appetite, weakoortaat things tlwy used to *av
ine— Ilm* I* often u kmJty me«x and other effect*.
’SiSSi, o f b u s in e s s T h e governm ent will be in s i m i l a r '^ a l t h i n 'l l h n iu !,'^ u T ^ t 'ho«Un V ^ d muhr<ma
to each other In happier moment* t.ld guy—tney xluwly overcame' Another o.ug, emetine, caiwe*
a m iw .iiu
11 fu lfill" th e U nited S ta te s w heat e x p o r t ijuo Ui o f Ills mil could la. traced to aome 11 f»mill*a
, i d l h a e a t S S non* took on more importance. •ne difficulty amt went on, vonmmg. It U given Just l*>fu,e
ftvt |i|i;rtti||b
£ * ! ♦ * ,,o n l,lla,,el" " n,l‘‘r 1,IU in te rn a tio n a l a g re e m e—
n*■
t.» A
pw -aent
ll"’ir w tw ork of IioMi i i k >«"« fondMt aiw cu tio n a In view of th* hopeless wav they Kirnugli defeat ami triumph, to Uie persnn I* given a drink, of
both regarded the future, than •he ultimate growth that alway. anything he want.. I lie nickmak
p ric e s th e loss on the Im iwac^loii would lw M 'm illio n d o lla rs f”1" ’*!!???. *,M|. ■l*if,,.*,l*rl«». rbi*> | .Hl. Im*
hus *wui)it
4W
*
aoma m'lshty
pic what
ha aald to her a few min
jj^na w S T i u
If
ahead lor people of that k in d ,. m violent. Afier lour lo eight
thia th in g make.*,
(lie tea ch in g o P e n m o S h i , mwo. J oS i.c^ '! S \ eu\ j S iiw " tuiiMiuf huildlnira uut into apart ute* before their leave-taking nexl he
fa d s uf the story wa ve ju * t1i,ucp treutniuhlN, m o.t paluni*
--------------m o a t Atm
erie
trier
lea ii achoola m'tils overhauling. It ia out o f d a te.i
!*"• ZaibaiMi (the iiauit- maun* ;. urn.ax imiuiitaina, over rlvar* "Some day”, he said. “I hope ••luted bnvu Inen III our posse*- ^ n 't .tend llie taxle nr nlgbi uf
imil under rocky ladira and head.
TgTThBbAY A U o .^ r i f i a
"fnmnci* clli|ua*) were a luu*r lluy|!,,'
you’ll eom* back across the ton ,i,n sevural years. 'I bey were f0| monthi, or yeur* uftcrwmd
exprenahui „f Japan'* Iniiuti.* fnuil-i .
T V D X T r erB ur>K R gffof tha slop# and walk u little much rnoie drumutic than we ve B drink, even when they don't.
Picketing Vice
waya down on my side and wave Indlcuteo; only our clumsy way uf rvce|Ve th# drug first,
«nnn n <i|ni|| Willi i»*y; .
, - --Neither drug i* a cure for aimwhan you mo my eagle's nest un presenting them kept the better
•?. daring It took
in tha roch*. Not that I'll be able d ory trom coming out. At any hellitn. No cure is known, lb*
'Tin. iVrnneii's (,'lti7.enH ('onim ittee o f (iu ry , ln d „ attract* owunlx, Him family warior* uiiguL*- t,ml
_ — ,
. wore sromptly
, ™he W ainu
- w rt)0lltba iigo iiy op en in g ii w ar •<i fir*i in cuttliroat C u in p eftitlon ,iIt away. Ha likad tha Job
to aoo you from there, but that rule, we one* promised ourselv** chronie drunkard can relurm, but
i« grid II weald ralenn# nwnar that ®d national atten tlaa «
.
j tb o lr c ity . N ow th e Inter in mutual toivram:c and co-l^'H l|iui ha hlmaalf bought
there'll bo times when I’ll >>• "•• i> make tlum Into u little editorial
WMld awlftly c lrn ln le tn tha ad- a g a in s t g am b lin g and p i» « « >'}«» " , " V.
V icltct lin es opi'iaiiuii a* thay ikloum.'d tin* ||jlt*''* f"r a auramar hoeM. Ha u
th* look-out anyway. It will help tla t Is. whan the right time came. S ^ m m u J ^ a d i n * of? «u'‘!l
teaW ga a f atary ana. T h h * of g ro u p lifts launched ft »c\t
u p , L . . rlh lt' crouni uff tli« buxine** »f 70,0011.1t,J m»ml In front of tha houoa i
avan Just to know, to think a
^
T»«* .^ -g IrJ.tmenta help.
jiuuR a<rar.3 the valley to
U« iMfirnWnce
af theorperaen
ta "*
around
It anltl were gambling houses, watkle jolnia ouo JapancRtf,
rath-r, that you may lie there.
Wheel
yen ewt wagea
payntat
. liu lilftcoa
*
Olio .if the uldoxt /all.&txu faml-l'n'Mintaln! on the other iW~ m
lair,
from
the
poignant
Hcrvlr*
Th*y
i ^ m o u s 1"Vow^
I can't htlp but believe that sure
b. ookad e hoi# thnui
Javf^io!? i„ uSU1'Tu* • «iW"
ly something af all of this, of all ut the churcn tu th# last detail of
fer gaeda ar aarykas. Tha wagea “ n“
KI’,,iuenceH could ensue If the underworld ele- lie*, Mitxul, data* back to
We’Ve put Into thla being tngelhcr th* reception. It wo* th* marriage * . !/ *,” ’ ml|*t 1h ,uwI l,y t**1"*
vf him thet la hlr«d ahall not
Trngk
1 ff ut!i, rormH (,f vice should decide to PUMl’x. It wax founded by a profi*»*!"‘,,un,“ln» «v#r thtroj ha
wnrrlor who turned win,*-,
"traight through tha
A
will
In th* sun when you of the youngest son of an old
ebida with than nil night until tha menta which live off HUt' .
riiHliinn The fighting rule.-i •lonal
.
.........- —................. , 1,1* ,.yei. For hla cyan wove full wave,flash
morning.—L«.
: .
fight hack in their own l^cul
n« «i». m o
Americnn family to a very lovely |,idr*I^br,.,d!! dro,UI» ! S
i
and sometime I might nee triri
maker.
. !„, „ „rt of dumb datermlnad long- It.”
Thu whiilt* funiilv. inolK«r uml j
**
ilfliikinjf tuny liu
Jauixn Jihw alway* W n run
*hot atraighl aeroia the
, w a | l l t|iroUgh Iron and
"Innoctni byitm dcn” may well ,,f K"uf1}U,|'fl ( h i V can inhke their pick et lin es stic k , and If powerful fumille*, ho Ik r jh *«.,.ic " »j
Bo for months afterwurd, he’d father, the brothers and sister, all o>U<frustrntInn Tr'ihi^ i
*
walk out In front of hi* stone >,f them married and living in tha
word«r who U doing our national , h
have clioHen accurately tin- places to be picketed, th e lfiiiiiiI ii nut too itirwiiift* in !*♦’ ni u vi y
, /,"r ,le
by family monopullaa."
i
/» '• W J, '‘‘" 'L ^ V w h S l aerie and look a hole through the .belter of their own famllv t " , u . V /
government the mmt harm, Com„ f Onry could hardly find n m ore e ffe c tiv e chaiuud
When .l<i|»iih wuh o|ithHi to Hit'1 ' *' 1 * | H/jmathlnir lit didn't mountains on the other side. The heartlh), were on hand to see the S,l *1°ili' i*!i<‘r l^ ,,,uy|"’ removed.
•bi<,^a?um'*
P muti»l iniUtrntora, or five-parctnt- #
(r canipul«n. If there is one thing a b ove all o th ers mil side World about till year* upo,1J>" v
tu .k? Rtorv h# actual distance across wax nut Inst of their clan off on what haa
mine to be publicly regarded as
un^
“ J*
l .i.
•
w h lc h th e S
n o a rel|H <t«)tle g a m b lin g J o in t o r b aw d y tin, /nib!tan Ik,hum puilling ll«**r •,*avr ...aJ.,1 tKar* half Uta a iu r - mors than four miles, but the m - ibe tin Indent aea of inutilinony”.
* ina:i be bus foigutowu economic borixou* up to u.,,11* *•» : “ ' r«m tw ,r thl Iu>um chantment of color In th« b**y Hut it didn’t seem very turbulent **n “bout, but
which may explxRy*
m-m alona In f r o n U ^ t h a ! » « •
E*. I m .
c r h a. jeiaeil the S S S d S e V n o t w ant. i t . Id to U* o b se rv e d b y h la re s p e c ta b le Iwyoml Japan’* now frontier*.
afternoon gav* the scene the •> us that .........................
.. ~about
v v tu
day. It seemed
)••* person a d s us lie does,
I , parada o f citie* banaing the wearing n e ig h b o rs ,
Thay iiinda monay out of World|,w>h'I*,,.
>hara hi* ay** fading of Immeasurable vastneae. | •j'
tll,|
,ufc«t
sea
a
fa
l-,
”
and lufest sea a fel- , to _** doctor ur psydilatrlst why
War I ami wer* rundy and willma nniimtoiiih ov' r th r •
» . From hi* side uf the vollev he! lie. culuiext
e f J K K regalia, la Birminghnm
- i -■
\t~
.
.....— embark
..... ............
.. bulwarked . A Hurd approach is mornlacould
Upon,
to arm lb* greater Japan. Tl„.y Id'iw '• “
t h£t wai saw many things flash In the ,w
l a Moirit, top Alabama Klus
,
il
was
by
an elquent show of WiUdlnga or spiritual, as typified
oncournKcd military aggrcnaloui,,n"
.
* ..
p
aun, but
wo* never sure that ifirnily sulntarlty. That wax a b/ Alcoholic* Alionymmis. Ilei*
Klsuman it ordered heck to Jail,
when lb**y thought It likely io|!'«»'’r K',11"A.1 ,l i pTwl ,to7v: an It was avtr ah*.
sermon in itself.
"‘e drlwksfr get* help and en,
■- >■vfi 7 T'’ t
to revive
iiiccaed,
advlMd
ugainxt
it
wbeii
thi"*
f?“
,,««*
■
/
that
^
r» init feudal
Which, of courts certainly didn’t
In the midst of all the gayety tourageiuent from people who feeIt wouldn’t.
"IdTwenty
fadilonad
""*,
a t that.
M any Of t)i<« ntaWto.i Itt^tllilillF Klorlda, havu fnlli:il to , they
- thought ,BnaIi
W11
year*
before,
staunch tha flow of his wanting of the reception, we siiw the old- c l the same prubleni, and licked
-5tyr
tak e ntronif ami continubim uctlon Jigalnat Indlncrlrniiuilo:o f \ Vraiw'ir# *truck among th" rr.‘the fact*, he and a alvi who lived }•> sea bar. It waa ID# blood, litis
t xoh go up to hi* mother, put U- The cu-fotinder of the organuaWa
whir, mo U m J . , u. dutnpInK o f HiHViiyn anil iluliwfi iiil ami o th e r COIltamiiml lilH I utlvu strengths of th* /.nibuuu.lback of the
_ longing, and it xt-enisd to lie
i nrins around her and kiss her, dull snya about half of its BO.OtHl
ovlr uu
there
taking
him
slowly
out
of
himself.
just like any boy might do: end It member* never took another drink.
tnske our neiex.lrini fnr W»«t«H into tin? puhllr WiilsirH williiti tliitlr bouncJorlos. Thl» j ute politicians, and military. The
and follow o path that
If* fait aa If he were bleeding to
-lined to us then that till* was i Onc-foyrtb fell off tha wagon
u. h iv . become the I n . T C Fo
•»> tho |mrl of tin- Htl.t-s linn l.ro ilg h t atlrrlnpn
M a .natn rllur.r lKcame a fmnou.P akylln. death with wanting her. Borne
the right time to write that edi- [once nr twlru before uilrcendinA
rmson nation .inr* ' h . w.r i Congruaa, w hore for 11 tliwailttnr m iin -ilio r e haa been talk o f „r p„iicy, us well u* w"th th*"m,. inghwav. At that time,
time there would h# no more torinl. For here wax tlie armor while the otlur b’O per cent foib-T
" I
?'*
,? X
u ftKloral action on water |Mj|||it)t>n. Tin- Fmloral O ovornnitiit, ,„.r!ui family under whose figni. ■Uiv •• ‘'JKhln,}7,!«b Xra*s’*6pen ‘‘wanting” left Inald* himself ami of family pride, splendid In ‘ Fourth lx a new legal approach
IKdlvt * loan 1mm the/ World (jnwevt)r jfc
jikoly t u ’dU'p in il tilt* dtatcu w ill do thi'if Head rule Japan was secretly «ov-|wlih weed* and
. ’that would b« all. II# would he strength and wholly unassailable to get alcoholics traated as sick
B u k . Th. nice ihm« about l.ndtng
hnw akcoping johfl.they
down bir.tth# trail and burned out. That aoinetimes hap before the psychological A-bombs p*0p|. Instead of tossing . tliem
..........**t
- .............
jtBHnty.
to the Finns u that ihcv
. « ■ 6 ......................
,
, ,
,
/ullninlsu lradcniark*-*llke it"
across to hla aid* of th* pened In Ilf* to peonl#. II# felt that lire thrown Into everybody's ni|„ )ui|s to sober up uml than
will pay it back.
T h ia bnckgriium l tilmiilil lm Ixirim in m u n i an mm m iil-i l,ir#e.|„.a.w ell of Mitaul ami the looked
path these days. To our wav of , „0 frwli A
Huitcx are tacklniK
nioiintnlrix whore his own chalat it could happen to him.
th a t th o U. H. I'nlillc Health Horvice i.i offt-riUK thu varioun diamund triad of Mluublshi -ix- rw-mg in space Ilka a ventur*Now thla, ga we've already said, ihinkliiK, It Is the xtrongext wea- tbv chronic drinker as e public
*.
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* I
HtntuH uml torrilurlim !f8r*fMMIh an a hIiii’I nil Urn Mtmly or came almost ox tnmlllar through ornc cugle's aerie. II* told her ia not a story out of th# past. non the American people have h-alib problem setting up facillI,,, would Ilk* to hav* h*r llv* Nor to ua who know It Irrevocably today "calm l the concertcl world- tj „ Uj give them medical cere
.well is It so much a sad story wide effort to wreck forever the , „m| rehabilitate them,
(here
somo day.
I
A -■
a p p lic a tio n am i
,aa a bit of hymn to power, tho things we rhurlxh most,
ti.A.K. j pjfj}, uri. Ktudle,i of body ehumHiwus,
a*
iioopl*
used
to
put
of tourhli come to Florida rtU^,nl|i|
.
. . . Jt he pruccxH Went souiathlug like
personal power of a man'* will or.
ixtry and how chronic drinkers
ro Miiuintly, desperately In lov*. rather, a girl’s will. It fit*
*■■■■
*v«ry y « r, pul their children jn
F lo rid a k alhitnm nt tiliilt-r•1Ii Im in u g ra m in flti.lH H . Ad- till s: tu finunc- an Invasion, say, .‘I'ttlng ulongxlde of th* girl, ha
TOO MANY JOIIS
may differ for other peopb- fl|
.florid* schofilt and do not pay a m ltto d ly , ^ IH n" 1 niurjli; (t can, how ever, s e rv e an a n l a r t e r , ' ”f north Clilim, tha government *on 1,1 loucli h«r warm mouth with squarely Into a few observations
PUTNAM. Conn., Attg. 4—01*) their physoluglcal make-up. ilucli
we’re
about
tu
make.
For
these
W,
IVrrv
Barber
says
four
Jolt*
studies may show why people dif
* of taxation fo, (heir iiipport. « tlm u ln to m r v e y s ,tml hU ,M ,i |,r,uluce n curupreiii nnivo p ro - would soli Ixiniln, Tilt- Zalbnt n Idx fingers, ux If to make sura are letdown days we’re Imvin"
nr# on# ''loo many.”
wonlil buy tin in, aa nobody til-w that it wux real und hla llpa would
fer s iiuipIi in the effect# »hao
A* ll,.« a*I mil nf n.villi, wr
tltm tO 1)11 llt'.tcd llpOIl Titf .tlllf l!Kl| It-ffinllltII!’(•.
right
now
In
this
country.
Tb#
Muynr liarln-r gav# that as lh# nliolinl prixluces on them. Thev
had Ihnt tiiurb dough, and curn
It In u half fearful way, aa march toward democracy has be
I*r t h / tisie i . i on uisoiin*
w L’criicttrltMl flg lit upniiint w a te r pnllnlltm In mtifd- It back by xi’lllntr arms. Tha army hrush
reason
far
th#
ri'slgnutlim
h#
sub
may lend to ways of tolling which
If In- were afraid It couldn't laat,
kiibeit in ^ V c o !Itry ,« K c i|* » -1
F lo rid a In iM.-yoml didiat*'.'Thtirt? a re m m eroun c oiitmnl
o n ta m l- would take north China. Tu run xeuivtliing as lovely aa thla. Noth come a bum's rush. If vou can't h« mitted to thu town council last people are most suicentlble lo
rude
to
people
In
public,
aelfisli
night.
Stale
Senator
Barber,
a
n*»
vi.iiix,n uiiu
i U>, the liquor,tax, and attity ,I
fttream
a n d 'jjnwisi
inkunl ’f!i;
nn« in mumt ucctlonit art.* ita economy, It wuuld a*t up ao- in;; that sang so d**p la him and Inconsiderate, not only lo Democrat, has been mayor nearly alcohol, and In danger of develop, ,
culled Joint Ulno-Jnpanaas d*vc- could ever Inal; It Juat wouldn't b*
lug Into drunkards.
othar slat*u a . *mi »««y nothing le«« than ft
strangers but In people who are six years,
loprnaut comimnloa, with a control hla because he'd never known any* supposed
i ilaiei. which ,,uw,Th„
tvuturrt
of
Um HtkU'
Hhm
to
b#
near
and
dear
to
,
.
,
.
..............
Hhouitl
I
m
!
cleaned
up,
am
i
th
u
y
’ of bdiractiy,, to
City
Court
Judge
llarlter'a
term
line Interest In Japan*** hands. thing Ilk* It b*fort.-• *A aong
to tho "W I
s..... '........ ’
he
HRRHKKK GUNMAN
*n—i —
a you, you haven't got tha feel, the
nhotlld be cleaned up um l h r n ta tu law . Wu can m ak e a kooiI
hi our *«hoo|^>
mayor,
‘
Now wh" do you a ^ i i a wmdd, irtllwHitrwsvwr
,,m«mti*r*d, •la *omethlng
g i tr/n
','mlt,.h“
vc expired next
— ---- - tha^«l
--- LILLY, Pa., Aug. 4—f/D— The
touch,
of
democracy.
Respect
and
n ta r t In th a t nocomtnry iBrswtloii If we will fak e a d v a n ta g e Ik- n.llrd upon to xudply 'th* *x ways go*, away, dlai on tha wind rsvaranca for thing* have goad
' *fitlucX(Idl/’ltoard Chairman Bill*- Wily chief /of policy and. a
shit Temple C.raves fairly ro,
roars of th e niM latancn uffttrud h y ’tiie IJ. S. I’nhlle HeII It II .Service "l i t* in rtm these vast' new pro r.s soon us yon hear It. and noth shirt-tailing
out the window. Life b#r* resignation ns mayor waa Irian w*ra wounded veaterday
jects? Naturally experience'll men ing nutliliig ut all—la left of
approval dial ihe South is no
which * flurry of ahnl* fired by a berserk
T am pa T rih u u u would be Uirriiwcd from Mitaul, Il uft«r a moment. That'* tha la simply a alam-bang on Eighth accepted hy th# coil noil, which.
Avenue.
You
Jostle
around
with
•r th* nalion'i “Economic
will
in#el
next
Monday
to
name
a KOn* allot.struck Police Thief Kd
Mltxnbishl, and other Zulbntxu way tha girl was to him, too love
bookies, crook* and down-ami- successor
em No. I") that distinction
"litfltn. Naturally. U was Mitsui, ly to last.
ward llrndlny In Hi# side as h#
outers. You throw away all tha
C o n K ru H sm u n h e r l o n j ? I t n i o r t a
Mllxiihlslil, nr aome subsidiary who
U aow reserved lor New England.
•She was not only a girl to hint good things you aver learned
pur*ti#d the gun wl#lder. Bradley
By BIDTfKKI.ONti
lilt
IDA
UK
AM
HUH
HKD
would
I
hj
on
hand
tu
aupnty
xomc
but tb# ruinpttlo symbol of a
wes reported In xiilixrarturv cotidlNor dor* die South hav* the liigliATHENA, Dreece, Aug. A—OF)— linn
vitul need (ut u nice profit) nr lo muu'x lonclinuxa and abiding hung about the soft English tongue to
at Mercy Huxtiitnl, Altoona.
r.pesk out of th# aide of yuur Th# Drcok geiicral staff announ
esl death rale. In Alabama, he says,
1v • ' ■
buy up til cut rules tho ruw mat;
I wmids when World W ^r.iililferenc,. leport'i and iitieonteiited I mInis tliexi, e.'iniouiie atiHigus would er wlu n be lias to go It aiona In mouth with a halr-ralalng assort ced today that the 102ml Com Th# pedextrian, William Mr Init Is 8.B per thousand! in New Eng
will lu> over. Tho H corganlsitlon' |egixliitl<iii.
| gnthcr In with the aid of army life. II# could hunr himself crying ment of raucoua American***. The munist guerrilla brigade wax am toxh, rift, of Lilly, la in critical
lit tbv toil night uf himself whan more th# degradation 'in all de
rondltlnn with a wound near Ilia
„land,.. .11.1 .per thousand; and
. . in . Af,4 »rovld, 'i }h#i , ««»;k«-x* Jtball.; "(There may he *">»•■ .............
lcgi.xlutii,n P--------hayoneta.
ho thought of twlng away from partments of life, the closer you bushed, suffering 1H ktllml and 44 lias# of hla xolne.
Aiibima, ha says, the people live I adjourn un July «1 uttlesx
lt, IM
captured.
The
Communists
were
r J r unl«si’\h
* V r 7 .’,^* ‘S
Z lf,n" ‘:,''<1
............ .
r is in g • The . /.aihatati m ught among h«t. uml always wl>«n hu was L t to the new publldMd brand
S f p a r e n t kmiar. Tltey livf longer' a“ r w....a ...............
. nn.!rB
..................
"..“L “""'fp o atag e rates. Thu l*o.ti Offlcu Do- themselves over xuch apotls, and with her l,« thuughl of th# das-j of democracy. Prlda »* gqnat the rpught in the Drammus Mountain
area, th# communique said.
, Bnakes, #wl« and hawks p r|
^ lii that in FiorWa. And thougli i whcn wo wou 1d^KtUoun! T om l
»***'» •• Imlf-milllott dollar ;
*h" nr"'y .""p
• nd W“th parut# tnom#nl when thay would lights ar# out, and n lot of dis
Among
the
captives,
it
added,,
upon young jack rabbit*.
11 *'Uourn ♦MM'i deficit fur IIMH, ami aomollllng , h* " “ ^ rn m e n t Hut the quarrel- be scparatwl.
rtida does not now have mors old ” - ? w ■- — up
on the floor
couraged paopla f*jl lb*1. h^ ^ ‘ waa th# brigade’s chief, Badekos,1
-----------—
Should
he
done
tu
make
the
Income'
"
"
V
“
m
V
T"1
‘
*llo,
r
«
l
nUrfer#
For
several
years
things
had
Ity may ea wall go bach to its who In charged with atrocities in t e 4 m « 4 « « 4 * * 4 a m 4 4 « « « 4
ihan most, it will have ones
or tha llnusqyagOf
the
Depart.,nut
mure
nearly
w,,h.
‘•“
'
"
Sf
t
yon#
un
this
way.
He
waa
a
lone
find out it is hcallhitr here!
terday morplnt- imuul tu Itx
rullZ
homo, the Zalbstau usually some Inconclusive sort uf person- ’ now the story .of .th* >«»• • £ Karditxa and KarpenlMl when
Dr. C. L. Persona
In response to * u r ,, u U
these towns wer# held by the guer
’
i
n»h#
w.Mit
along
con- allty anyway, and hu earad
-.-r ,
cared so >,
that In- Pest Office tr„, ,Mbor with
r# f|measure*
m tnt thu tu
,mopl*.
direct
quoatlon . la no • next
aeon Scruggs, a Leon county
much and so long that all othar
ol *ha *D1 who had com* up rillas eight months agu.
OPTOMKTH1HT
put, to him, tha peiiartment lx a .Service inatltu- Sutnetlmua they claimed th a/ consideration* In Ilfs took on wl,h k*r father*# Ideals fits into
dan and lobbyist, who tried to
Rf H M t a l s r i - It lessee ftHeS
Eighth
Ava, Him the xitiiie u# ether Depart- couldn't h*lp thimselvex, and ItSl diminishing y alu .; they ^ n g . ? this pletur* of- tha
Bnonhar
rulfd
In
Heart #-»». I-B Net. S-1X
- — u
1 *Jf*
. Senator Alford for $2,000 to
nua Jarabore# of humanity in the 100b HOT. with the data varying
atleet#- Nelteael Meeh HlSa.
•Heat, that tha 1 iiu-iitx. such us the Deparlmunt o f true some Zaihatsu folks gat push- balongod In hi* acham* of th!
atunnlng
fast
that
har
motivating
rase* see
■fainat tha anti-bookie bill, is
in
illffi-rent
rountrlas.
Agrlcullttro—but
tladeficit
la
too
id
around
hy
churlish
army
charwar w a s j n o t
Mi would have'married tha
fore* waa uid-faahlonad pride.
d .by a jury of his pairs.
ovar, nnd t igra- largc. I liuvu Just been appointed I actors.
ong since, except fur tha fact That quality waa worth moro to
But aa lata aa Iseil-aftar tha that she waa already married.
_ did not deny that he paid
fora wa wll re ** Chairman of the Hut, commit. .
. .
her Man anything ah* had. It
main In ispalon ta* to study iniil present th* lagls- i tld* had turned against Japan and
soma
$3,000 to volt against the
m«Tha
*A circumstance*
■ka.had that
married
a 'flowed tha flra that warmed tha ........................................................« .............. ...................
latlon
revising
First
and
Friurth
*
g
j
|
»
r
w
F
^
July
81.
M. act of britwry which it
tannn*»M
unsulUd u har by!
"aart whan all tha othar
House haa aatad on knoat
If tho taw i thay simply in' uf Tha
temperament and background! that
war#atgoing
out swinging
It kept
tha measures which tha Admin
—
-Ith
#
beacon
nar ideal*
the mlghtioat man In Japan- t h \ ' had long sine# separated,
_ that ha got caught unfairly. istration haa placed on th* “rauat” mm O.O.U.,
w.wsMsa Bpaciul IWWwryi
Delivery, and raid
They
made
money
ovan
out
of.. thay would never see each
I couldn't deny that ha offered Hat, There remains th* oontr tvarrw« «*•##.
_
World War II,
other again If either could help of laava-tahlng war* over, wnai
riba because a transcription ■Iasi Federal Aid to Bdtwatlon tha
Personally, most Zalhatau
It—these
things
only
sharpened
do
you
suppose
these two griefMinimum Wage Law, P.Kg’.C. th* Chairman In choosing me as art•ntiru proceeding! was play* and
’“JJ*1,JA f.ntlly firm*. th* cdtje* of his ache. Har family. stricken paopla did? Thay acted
Boclal Haourity tnaa^traa Chairman ol this Importnnt aub- Ing Ittdlvlduala.
Aa
^
,/v
r tha banafit of llw Jurors, Privately, wa are told that aoma commute# ovar an many member* , however, they stood for on. oj
moral trail
M
In a very strange wayt vary
ptood in th* way of divorce!‘ It strange Indeed- Neither of than*
jury would not convict, of the*# may not oven bo com Ider- of
„* th*
tk . . #.,n
......--u
*~ of_- “*
......._____
full committee
25 mom-1 moat Primitive M ng*' nhout J«
a* completely out at tha qttaa- *®»»Itta4 autalda. Neither of
guilty ha might b*. howon.
- •
bars
who'hav*
much
mora
sonority
handflt at
■
wlll*b*g}n*ii
V
.
f
u
,
•
•
"
f
l
l
l
t
;
iHaW.nteHml oat to • phyKhlatri*t
K-; Xfr f ■ V,‘r r‘V f - •r'
than
your
Congressman
enjoys.
I
j
Wealth
for
.th*
banafl
.
wai hla guilt. By such
-*
' •f >i 1Uil'!
■ .'»« Har fatW a daughter 2 2 i J 2 , .£ *
recaasas
waiting
tor
o
n
auro
I
can
spaak
for
tha
sub
W
,0<
sight
___ lo criaMb corruption
•» ‘A* high Maaliam of hla •round
the m n m at Ms disk
round tl
to com plate It* worl
committee In atatlng that wa «ra
„ * *to ,k—
them tail
tell
auddanly
faaaama
har
aft, w* doatroy tha found*- Mrmlttod to
while
ha
,
Aug.
♦—
(A
T
going to do our bast toward mora
t
.
tha"
wlardaat
fealtell
Haw
I dmoersay. b a ft tha door than throe day
‘
.
h!
yny
.uM
*
*!»•
....
Into
efficient operation of the Dapnrt» Ufa, lo at twaaty,
eama
oft*
them
aa
they
Inga
im
Imarus,
ptssiunni
for alian tystams.
t «w«um*nco
man!, and a resulting saving-tu
ft# now caaald
cnaa
lua Watch Co,, yesterday Y ovar, since
1 ! o ? tho taxpayers.
I.®
i
allot.
1
,
?<
»r»l aid to aducation bill
■ally In ana
—
Nalthar at thorn want out ringing
J
_y of lh# pilot mid .
in tha Houoa Labor comna was not ImiMdlatal]
*uaraly°befo
m m m *' i»f.
I la,not gtnttal that aoma
D 4 4 4 » 4 » 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 » M < d » M M » M M M M IB M M * M »4441[
M iu m
u
Which h ave been boufrhi’by the C om m odity S J f f r
£ * * " 1 _________________________
*-»a-» . *
m oeinff o ilt* M “fKum«nt over Uilit
...«_
M il
s**"*#
|® € = =
a
1018
Move
Is S S iH
y»
v1
ft*
Pollution
t
i
s
s
r
s
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E
P
B aT T sS w iL d fis
“ srv te.i s S3
*"feffhs
‘'T#f)j”V«»*Vhr
*
Pour
tl 8
mvM
y o u n tlf
s
a now
1fodocaTaid to guarantn
education, aol htcnwa
>/ *’
m i,iS S S
kid aMg
...
m’
v I
.
,
•
I Ib n
FT,..v
L-' -to_j-*-
TT>
Mmw
.r • v
REVIVAL
curriculum, but
§ m £ 0 y
A
Into
r tr iS ara.4 g
•" a g ftg a r :
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1
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Personal Activities
C'arlin Palmer Ray—Society Editor
wcial Calender
>lct Cannon T
To Lose 50 Po
HOLLYWOOD,
At* Newsfenlute*
FORT DODGE, Ig.—Those
te le p h o n e I 4 .*» fore anil after" reducing.
hi* duties ns mull messenger
Hollywood
I
'l L a t
,l * IV v
u r i'
IrlC e iy
VIRGINI V PALM ER
Aug. 4~DPi-
„
cKnougb
m ....... of
_...............
this kid-stuff smooch-
„
,
Ml. Him Mr«. hm !
_
I for the l'.> l O lfiic. I Mowing the
of II. It. Renton, who
.. <resignation
FY*1
__ held thill itfimitifif) ft»F
" ,'|ihs
' 'V-Hnik.
-M
llta lk
.I unev nmLf , •Mr.
,
and Mrs, Cecil Mixon .......
mid
In* on the »ciecu suya Jane Powell, chlldmi. Phillip mnl Sue Aline, iif; ^wo. chiltlieii left Mmidu, fur
She wants the real thing.
jtblimund. In,I . irrlvcd Monday', |(mpervllle. Mi»*. wlm Mi, y will
are no Joke to pretty M *JJr^**
.. „ time
m<MW I, was getting
......m „lw>v,
___
"It's
more
spend tin It vacation
In th«*Iv >w
( |)t> the _____
guests ...
uf
Hatmihmi. ill, of Fort O^alfe* _
This rurul school tewener we
pound*
II year
wmm
p m iiu i- In
111 11
)C H , ‘to
V cut nern^unds
from I7A lo less than
P™
'
Dorothy MeAlexander
Honored On Birthday
Hot Corned Beef
swhiiI*
m1hii
„ titilrk smack from Scotty huine In l.uku Mmv,
1
1patent*, Mi. and Mi
Rucki'li," she said on the aet of
'tu n mcmhci« of the nn. J|t,
••Nancy
‘"■'•rV tines
lines to
lo Itlu,"
Itlu, In whk‘h she ,l,1,uil limn,I iitn-mliug su m m er,i Mr< n,„| Mr
hM< anolluu puppy-.......
............... maneuver- nt I'uri Jiieksull. 8.. L. [
............... ...............................
ppy-love romance,
h a n d u u h es
.'h in
"rremlum grade" Iveef
l-l.cts ,’,*„kihI lo n king'#
p«le.
•* . 'itj
"I Vlv.1
OPT"
HKK\ tPH
W x i . / j T K ’S
It was hind work, she eay»t
"How long cull t goon like th is?" " " •• I-est, i Tillis, Itohhy R eaves,'‘ vacation spent in l.m Angeles mnl
-'ll** ttorothy Mr Alexander waa
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Keel uml sllrk to ii strict diet, w**
I >il.mill, Hgw) ,it French A ft,
"L ook ai Elisabeth Taylor," s h e , Hohlu Shuman. Ilcrold Patterson ^ .(ttle . They nrc the fu u vurn
.... T. B. I.. Cine* of lh» Klrat n«>norf«l on Tueday with a party aon (tolly are attending some time brought results.
Tile
la th e **,,L nll,hmtt the most needless! til'd Itoaei Ororker,
' tioillsta to repml mol wi’ii
tfnplUl Church will meet m 7:110;commemorating her seventh birth- at New Smyrna Reach.
She won runnerup nonors
siggesMon
___ . of J a c k - •
honor* ■ ■
si KKcsMon of
of the
the week.
week. "She
"She got
got tt >n.n
Mr. mnl Mi- llinimnstcr
t(, uteam hent in Scuttle.
|*. :.t. at (hi- lionu* of Mre. Ellen ‘lay by her parents, Mr. and Mr*,
.
Iieauty contest stagerl hy
lo limy Itohvrt Taylor's wife In a 1"imvllle m, visiting Mrs. J. Hi)
i j U4i tlrm e
iiuaduin, Hlit Elm Avenue.
, K. II, MeAIexamler at their home
Mre. Fredit lianas and two suns p rpM' photographers Aesoctauon |„vturUi ^ m| ^Ke's three y e a rs ' Cow an mnl l»-i -u ter, Jllrs A i l i r 'i i , v|„|t|nit Ini
SATURDAY
.In Calm Terrace. The youn* are epcndlnig a vacation at Clear- , 1 ^ spr|„K
MAS
.younger Mum I urn!" It's doubtful i Peterson.
. |or*ln-law, the .............. I M Hull
Newly
appointed
committee' guest* irathered at '1:30 o'clock and water Beac'n*
|
The
fact
that
Mian
Hanranan
tJ
j
„
,
1P
will
soon
get
her
wish,
a*
Mr.
ur„i
Mi-.
.1
j
.
Malthews
o
f
'
rbntmen of the Shuffleboard a n d )‘luring the afternoon games and
tong u* ner all-American girl ve- Waycross, (in, have been vnculton
r e p ia c l
T ouiitt Club group nre requested "Imtlnx were enjnyed,
Among thone vacationing at New 1
'
*0f” rlgor- iiiciu* continue to prosper,
iim in FTmlilit, dividing tlm|r time the Naanrene. Eowm Nanei- i- f ,y
to meet nt 7:00 C.M. to select co-, Those Invited to lw with Dorothy s e w
u
r
:
U
riZ
7
h
&
T
'
lion
liope
didn't
let
hi*
hack
InTweeii relative* in Hanford and preaching even night Itl 7 J '• mA I
on* illeling and self denial
workers and outline duties for the were Mvra Fiance* Strickland. Wight and her three children.
uc. incut keep him inactive. He Lake Mnrv. Tliev were the guest* o'clock. Everyone i* rnnlmllv in- V
story the judge* didn't know.
(omiiig season. A social hour and' Snndv Murtlna. Dlnna Haynt*.
........... .1 In have conference* on of their hrothei-ln-hiw and sister,
"A year ago I would have
•J
while yoH wullf
Mrs. Harry llceien ha* left for
vlted.
game* will follow the meeting. Ilonnie Stoffer, Sandra McKinney,
,i»i.lem ami sent for a the 1. C Tilh-u- in Lake Mary,
laughed til (he thought of enter ., ji ..
t
dimitt
tc "ini flAtlf# , ■
'
■
All ivlio ore Interested in tourist Sunny Skinner. Susan Haynes, a month'* tour of New Foiindlniid
..... ...........
... while away tiie
th II F! F'i iirikItn I* spending
ing such a contest," *hr *■**•
Mai tv Stempcr, Judy
Herron, and Novn Scotia.
lilt tiilflll
nrtivitlc- ure Invlteil to attend.
Hum*,
ooii
won
t
do
another
pic
I
"For
who
would
have
given
my
some
lime
with
hi*
friends,
Mr.
i
ttvKurjlh
Judy mill Sally Kohh, Marilyn
MONDAY
ture until next year; he is mulling mnl .Mi*. Sievei in Onk Hill.
RADIO STATION
Mr. and Mr*. It. C. Iletu-I left 173 pound* n second look?"
Itl.iwv ,«ml auto
Citclu of the W. M. S. of th« McDaniel, Kuy Ivey, Zona Uele
u setiuel to "Morrowful June*.”
litftl'Y.iro i nit a l l } j,|
FT lend* ..f Mi. A. W. Tom klnThe attractive young lady
I ii pi llnfitint Church will meet and Betty McAlexander, Jean today for Highland*, N. C. to viatt
.Hark Mleven* may stay at MUM son mil lie mil-rusted to learn I
pluiti* *h- put on most of her
W.T.R.R.
in their usual plecee in the church Southward, Sally Wallace, Bobble for some time.
I )iivc >11, , «now*
excessive Height when she was for umithei film alter “ Please that in imdeiwuiit a serious ooeram iiidti l*. M. A program meet. Munson, ami Marirnret Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. A. Irwin are n <Idlil of 12, hut for a couple «>f Relieve Me,' in which he replaced tiou at Hi, John* Hospital, laitvell.
imr will he held ut -1:00 P. M. in
Alsu Sunny Lvy, Hobby Wil visiting
I-(.tiii run teed W iirk m iin u h li ,J|
In Jacksonville with th e ir, year* did not realise she was un- Win J oiuimiii. Mark lun patched up Mil— .. .Inti 22. 1.ii*| reports, were
the nnsnmiily room of the Educa liam*, Johnny White, Mlkie Davis,
>>'" >vud with hi* home lot, 2t)tn- that lie un* gelling along nicely, euh
Z
lteii-mmihle I’rietm
tional Huildlng. The Sunbeams Roger Hodge*, Hilly Reck, Jay son and dauahter-ln-law, Mr. a n d , usually heavy.
as
Mrs. C. L. Irwin.
Mhe say* she was misled hy Ko*. He |diilo*ophite* that lt’» The Tnnikiu*on* Imve n home on ««iSS
will' meet n t ilsUO P M.
Altman. David Watkins, Stanley
:i-K’-liiiiule*
t ’b e e rfu lly (JlYl
..
- ..
„
..
.
I ynmnients of older persona who easier to cuoperute and hope tor Little I like Mini and Imve spent : no
Circle* nf the Women of the Willink, Hen rue Hnndnn. Mlkie
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. M***w have
Ltssl
"3fy, what * the lie*t. I,*** ulcer* that way, tin ir wlniei r, in Lithe Mary foe a JliX Oiimi- it. til if ■
Pi'pnbyUirlan Church will meet as Kolwrt*. Hank Morgan, VII Barks,
’
SlIIU
turned to their home in Panama ihvulthv
„„1i , i1.. ilooking
, - . , !girl!
- “ ‘f
too,
•
*.1*
unrulier of veins.
sin! Poll'll " \||it-11X
ftiliuwsi Circle No, 1, Mr*. R. A. Wayne Bvnn*, Johnny Senkarlk, returnc
M|It
City
after
visiting
In
Sanford
with
Xtornlo*
During
her
senior
year
In
high
rrank
Sinatra'*
*wuonera
whlppS.1U
Mr.
Mini
Mi*.
Warren
Phelps
I___
,
_
Cohh. chairman with Mr*. R. A. Jack Cash and Allan Maffett. Also relatives.
S:IX Xtuml* lu
-----*
•
*
19ft
*
-*
ii
Andy
ItuMi'll
i
uproutii
In
thfir
CLASS
PAINT 01
and
«oii
Tei
iv
Imve
moved
to
O
rschool
(Runi
she
weighed
Cobb. :t 1-'I West Fifteenth Street Mr*. M. T. Ilayne* and Mlsr Eusum XVnrlil ut Mill
Jimmw Powoli h>* left fIir Onli ! pounds, and it shocked her Into annual out oi till* world senes, |mM|„ w|„.rp he i* employed.
-t ta Vnrlsiv \h»nl*
nt :I;!I0 I'.M.s Circle No. 2, Mrs. nettu F'ahcr of Dclaind.
1
1
\\
2nd
St.
Ph.
Piipul" r M.-i.
il!. Ga whTre he wiR spend *on!e going to n doctur. Along with her which raised *2!,iHMt for youth
r v,„„ Tdli-. \IH ,d SJoldm, HohK. W. Kite, chairman, with Mr*.
man,
lit IX Vnml- 1. |l| \i• 1
■i*
(or
your
V/hIIuce Hell. Richmond Avenue
iii no IIM. N”» ........
me with hi* grand pa rents, Mr. " v | weight *he »ay«, she had w«' * . J j j J * K n n m V s t u! ? h",l, il* ....*,,*'»*
time
I'ii in I N e d s
11 on ( II ■ll l’-l Ml ,V Hi'
ui M r * T
I I I n n I'll
IM»V*'H« lll'llHlIfllVR,
” * ',U,U WU * l " r *
W111* r l,l,n,ri"J \ \ Y ilh l“*,|jtk at t r i . c n HpriiitfRat 3:31) I'.M.i Circle No. 3, Mr*.
and
III
air*,
i.
T|)tl
,)ortur
fll|tn(,
Bh#
had
hlgh
k-g
came
wnen
a
tusi
slopped
ut
II
»n Muriiliiv \ ...1*1
- . ..
i in* uocior limna sne nan m»»
...............
Ml mol Mt*. John It. McMr- n its
L. 1. Frasier, chairman, with Mr*. AltOUNU the TOWN
Music II i\\ ill
w .'» r d M i n
Mr. and Mrs, t.\ L. Powell had Mood pressure uml put her on a me player* heiicli uml delivered l.oocldiii Iim i ieliirned from a I lino
Roy Mann, P.W West Nlntcenth
haa their guest* on Sunday, Mr. month*** diet which reduced her ■me star* to Uieii Heal position*, vncHlion spent in Hoi Ingfield, Pit.
-Sirret nt !!:!!(> I'.M.s Circle No. 4.
MRS. FRED UK LI. shopping and Mrs. Jam** Etheridge and I weight hy 20 pounds within a few , Meaner I "well i» *ei fur hei Til**V kl'iiHuiM 1*414'U Al H, Mel.oughMre, C. C. Henderson, chairman
.weeks.
j .creel. ...appeal mice u line lie** lin'* ncpiirw. Mu*lei Malcolm
with Mrs. John W. Wilson, Hidden early In the m orning........... MRS. children of Haines City.
— —
Then, she
aha began!«» “ taho. one will play iiei*el( Strang, fm mi i xtcmled visit.
l.ukrt at :!:!«> P. M.S Circle No. (1. W. C. HUTCHISON chatting with
Mr. and Mr*. C. W. Turner and I neglecting her diet. She remained •""» do a dunce number,
Mr*. It Ii lliglio* mnl two sons
ho Wiu »
^
Mi*. A. II. McRaney, chairman, MRS. J. D. CORDELL on the cor
children have returned from N o rth ! lit about I7fi pound* during a year
dene Havi* i* iiauiuiiiuiilcado to of .liii'k*onville iinived July 24.
with Mr*. Krerl Swankhoua, tllfl ner ................LEROY COOPER,
nt
Fort
Dodge
Junior
college.
I'"
*
hie*,
loi
the
duration
of
her
They were ciilted here hy till) seri
West Twcnty-lflth Street at 3:30 formerly of Hanford, In town for Carolina where they ipent several
a
In HM7 she enrolled a t Iowa I wumcr* contract, m at will i.e in ous illne** of her Cntlu-r, the lists* J J'jJJJ
I'.M.s Circle No. 0, Mrs, J. E. u short lime the other evening . . weeks,
Slate Teacher* College for t h e <' week or two when she finishes Cheslei Hnunder*. Mr*. Ilughea
Muni'er, chairman, will not meet lie's now making hla home In DeMr. and Mrs, Joe Gonsalea and •Vomer term. Hlie determined to "Heyimil the Forest. Then may* will he temeiTiliered ns the former
ililu months Circle No. 7, Mrs. Lund where he I* associated with
daughter Mis* Nancv Jo Gunialea lose more weight and tried a n e w .1"' *ne II have Mime things to *ny. Ml** Avi* Hnunder*.
Leon Walker, chairman, with Mr*. a real estate firm
From tjoethe to gun movies.
Sanford certainly haa It* share spent the past weekend at New I method—“Just" not eating,"
Mr Joe. I! Well* left Friday for
F. T. William*, 32« Oak Avenue nt
„ That'* tile story of /tspeu, Colo., a two weeks' vacation. He i* going
| yShe skipped breakfast.
11:30 I'.M.S Ruslne** Woman's ■if young lawyer* with mare to Smyrna Reach.
i aincli recentij
receini) had a testlval to to Penvi'i, in way of New Gr; salad nt noon, and at* HgTitly
Circle No, 1, Mrs. C- M. Royd, come , . , VOLIF: WILLIAMS will
Friend* ofMrs. J. A.Riser will ] nixrlit. In eight
weeka of th is ! honorHie an ui (terman author,
lean*.
rhairmun, ut Hweelwuler Park, soon arrive from Taltahaiftee to
l/i*7
laypn goe* there next
Mr. mol Mi- Y. A. Nnugle and
Ovletlo, for picnic at (1:30 P.M.S establish offices here and among regret to learn that she is con- \ "starvation diet", she was down t o . n»neit
fined
to
her
home
at
HH-t
French
I AA pounds hut didn't feel well.1"onuli to film locations for his d n i lg llle i. Hi i l l ode. a r e no w l i v i n g
•jflNCuriers
p»nlne
Woman's Circle No. 2, those still working on law degrees
Hill1 odd*;
' -ici.nil poslwm Western, "tlevlls on tlicii fm iii n e a r H ln d o rv ilte .
M ill Maude Wilson, rhulrmun, ure MACK CLEVELAND arid Avenue, bermii* of Illness.
HKOKHB
S
P
E
E
R
..........
Dentistry
"This
20
pound*
wont
right
I*'........
Fm lili'i Iv ilie\ had liemi willl Mr.
wab Mrs. J. I*. Andes, Jr. HUM)
Mrs. John L. Lee siient vesterday buck when I Min ted teaching In , "H'» » gi*'«t feeling” lurlied Joe Knn-ky.
seem* to he the heat favorite
French Avenue,
In Hanford. Hhe and her dmigliters, ii rural scltnol in the fall,"
............ he n nnpp> go-luckyy force
Held . . . .
Luke thu i i* proud of tiie re
JIM HUT talking to UUKDON Allison und Jonelle, nre visiting
In April of ll)4H she asked ai«aam»t "dlls, i'lie stars—Dennis cord hoi gill- made nt the recunt
the summer at New .Smyrna iliK'tor for ll weight-losing diet. | Atoigun, Jack Carson mid Doris 4-11 ('lull l'iimp. .Imiet Lee placed
Mrs. Petra** HosteHH RRADLKY.............. MRS. J. M. for
working In her Hcucli.
llushnliv she cut out lliilk, potn- l*»v Iniltled througlioiit tile film- first among I2n gill*, from four
For Circle Meeting yHTINKCIPHKK
a r d ............... MRS. HAWKINS
toe*. bread and dessert. She does -, mg
cuuntrie*. iii -ewing. Pu**Iiik (he
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F'reri
FI.
Russell
Kimmillat and
CONN ELI,Y In the Post Office
n'l cut lielweon meal* except fm i. ■ Unit i.ioshy’* lioy* make their Red Cm— -w iiii iii log te st’, were
Mis. J. J. Petrus was busies* on .......... MARY THOMAS WILKES have left for Bharon, Pa. to visit Juices nr salmi* without ilreaslng. >'•-> " iie n appeureuce a* young Juliet Lee, Mnrv Frances perkfor
about
a
week
and
before
re
Anderson
Monday afternoon for the regu on her way to the d e n tis t............
Piotect yum In
Thi* I* what sht* usually eats men fm n "Top ti' the Morning" hum, Palst 1'eslo, mnl Dornthy
lar meeting of -the Hidden Rule It must lie a thrill to catch a 42 turning to Ranford plan til spend
\\ 'le ie e tt A gency
if inee ni>
Rreukfnst—Toast, orange Juice, trutlei. Tiie hoy* sipielcli their pop t.er.
some
time
with
('apt.
Frank
MCircle of the First Christian 'pound seu i.ass A* PRICE AN HEl,
black coffee.
I with -onic funny line* mid *how
Recent 11 Ed. Rrimklyn signed n und sun.
Church. The chulrmun Mrs. W. II. did a t Now Smyrna thu other day (tussell at Charlotte, N. C.
rnntrnct mid lin* reported to the - r t
Lunch—Fruit, celery, lettuc.'. divided nriing ability,
Young presided over the meeting . . And WESLEY SPENCER with
Mr*, Verne C. Messenger, su sometimes a hard boiled -igg or I Idu Lupiuu will film her second Orlando Senators. Mr. Hmoklyn
Mrs. J, It. Farrias was in charge about a 37 pound one 1* to lie
per
vUor of reglslratinn for Bern* some sliced meat, but no bread, j piodiictinn, “Nevei F’ear," lit a bu* tieen a Iniseliull Htm during
of the worship of the program congratulated............
Evening—A generous portion of polio m'liiu-ratluii home In Hunta ill* four years lit Hemlmde High,
Inole
County, is attending a twobased on the thomc "Liking People
Mr. und Mrs. J. W. Dodpwi of
MR. und MRS. M. I , HA- day seaslon of the Florida Btate ,M*nt and a couple of vegataUes. 1Monica.
Lucille Hall doe* her
and Loving People."
BORN, JR. having tutu of fun Association of Bupervlsor* of Re<he end of last December h i m singing and dancing In too Rerua. Ohio, have moved Into their
The mission study was hast'd i n riding In their J e e p .................ED glatratlon which convened In the "h" was down to 12A pounds and | long foi "Where Men are Men. . . new home. They purchased the
the theme "CooperuUon for a HIHUINS, At. LEE and UKNB Angehllt Hotel this morning at
**)*«* to gel down to a trim : It took* n* though MGM has drop- Warrun Phelps place a short time
Christian Nation" und was con HOUMILLAT nut for an evening 10 too o'clock,
HA.
|n'il plan* for a rw-teumlng of ago.
ducted'hy Mm. Wj C, Tlaon. The of fun.) . . . . We hear that DR.
f$t i
Mr. and Mr*. II. K. Rostlc mol
i-Oi—
"I feel,like a different person Jcani-ile .MacDonald and Nelson
group voted to ’aall bo«**.of f r e t t CHARLES CALMS will he leaving
their son-ln-lnw and daugiiter, Mr.
ing cards for a money making pro Sanford soon for the N a v y ........... Circle No.
Meets
|e x ? »
'SJ i
........ . ’*
anil Mrs. A. L. Behrens, "f D inJed. for thu coming year.
MR. and MH8. 0. L. POWELL
With
Mrn.
Tillis
|
say*. "I ran ?uy anything I want | Har* lladen (she was the uun{ In mum, Fla., arrived HiUunliiy to
Thu meatuig was closed with a leaving their Edge wood Hrocery
Mn clothe* without considering Imw the Hardy senes, remember?) is visit friend*. The Rustic- me
missionary benediction given by ........... MRS. MARGARET MILLCircle
No
0
of
the
W
8
C
S
!
or that color will em- used lo having her nauie confiiseil. former residents of Lake Mniy.
Miss Rnrhniu lloyl left TTinrsthe chairman. During the social KH walking out East First Street of the First '.Methodist Church met
,m,'l *h‘!
hour refreshments were served to ..............Some nroud father tele at the home nfMrs. RoyTillis
w nat amore, su es
a rcgulin : liemd lit’iself culled Hura Allgood day, for her home In Wilmington.
Mr*. Tlaon, Mr*. W. F\ H arriett, phoning a birth announcement to onMonday
afternoon at
3:011 ,<r||*ader shouttelling you of what mnl Sum Putt m i . Rut she began to Muss. She Iiii * been the guc-l nt
Mi,. Karri**, Mr*. W. P. Ye*ley, us und asking If we knew that o'clock. Mrs. O. E. White, sub- she calls the folly
of I'lrn , wonv when a girl pointed and her grandparent*, the E. I. IluytMi , J, II. Richard*. Mrs. Young, thu “future piesfdent of the United stllule devoilimal rlminiian, read weight.
-aid, "There'* Sarah Hrrnhanll.1' slnca January.
Ilyron Tillis went to Tmojio Jnlv
Mm. R. \V. Cu*sulw uml Mr*. Pe- State* had arrived ut the local u poem “ My Faith" which was fol
h o sp ital"...........
2M where he wn» inducted mio
tins.
lowed
with
a
prayer.
Itefore
Investing
in
mi
electric
Tiie
jack
rabbit
Is
one
of
the
O. D. FARRELL talking with
the U. 8. Army All Furce lie .«
The study course based un the . least a squae font to allm l» it npeedlest of small mammal*.
friend on First Street . . . It
uert* to leave soon fm Han An
theme
"The
Hlhie
and
Human
I
mixer
make
aure
you
have
al
John- Probat "Happily a*eem*
Skunks
are
found
only
in
the
to us that a majority of the Rights" was conducted by Mrs. II. on the kitchen mixing iminiei.
5 t -e-^n
lulilo, Tesus, wliere he will ink*
new
world.
are being taken in Au- G. Herman. Following th« husl-'ond about HI Inches of spnic WIds Irnslr tiulnlng.
Ktilurnt! To Florida vacations
gust this year und the main choice* ness session, refreshments were i tween counter and wall cun Imnrd
Monday, Ernest J. I’nlc, Hi i *
The black Iwar may weigh a*
are Daytona Beach. New Smyrna served
and
■
■
social
hour
enjoyed,
and
an
electric
outlet
nearliv.
much
a*
Ain
pounds
when
full
John Probat, retired Army aer- Beach, Highlands, N. C. and points
Those attending ware Mrs. J,
grown.
grnnt, wlio returned Monday after In South Carolina and Georgia . . . .
Foot experts suggest heating
n month In Cleveland, Ohio, de MISS PEGGY DUNCAN with a U. Crawford, Mrs. Herman, Mr*.
Ilnlirala and eagles prey on
clared yesterday that he Is glad good sun tan, attractive In u G. E. Halley, Mr*. B. P. Bolyn, feat to alternata not uml mid
to in* buck In Hanford to escape luggage and white dotted sun Mrs. I,. T. Doss, Mrs. Ruth Lund- hatha If they show sign* nf need Jock rnhhlti.
qulsl. Mr*. W. E. Smith, Mrs. R. ing comfort and restoration
the hvut nhd to get the first good
............
L. Griffin. Mrs Whlla and Mra.
night'* sleep he had enjoyed In dre»a
I Jack rabbits derive their name
TED BUNGE walking down Tillis.
Tno much tanning ran make yon from their long donkey-ilk* ears.
r. month.
First S tr e e t, , , . . AL WALLACE
look oldar. Try to take ii grinhial- (
. — -------- -"Talk about heat,” ha end* Inod, wheeling hi* baby down Park Ave
Ta k e along
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. For unet|HK-ted company It Is
"J Htuyed a t tho homo of my no- nue In a stroller . . . . . MRS. on that vacation. Plans* Includa a 1y.
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Shew in laikewood, a suburb ol BRADFORD BYRD having a Coca pair of good walking ahoaa, so
Plnohurat, N.C., was foondid I with a psekara of white cake
luveland, where tbo cool breoiea Cola with MRS. Jr O, LANKY you won't spoil th g | wa
"* a t g win tar raaort In IHlifi hy a'm ix, storshought Ire neam and
from Lake Brie are suppoeod to
Boatog Man, Jam as W. Tufts.
a saur*.
blow but didn't. The city had tho . . . . . B. F. GANAB standing on party.
a
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hottest weather on record with
A
ehrawd
lawyer
pleading
for
trmpernturoe up to W7-l)g. 1 could n t
gut cool even when I triad to a gorgeous female defendants
"Gentlemen of tho Jury, shall this
sleep In tho basement."
Ho pointed out that Judy, hie fine, charming young lady lie cast
litllu dog, was also glad to bo Into a lonely cell for a wrong she
back In Florida. Mr, Probit, a did not commit? Or shall she re
former c It lien of Cleveland, served turn to her lovely llltla apartment
In tho Army from 19M to 1M8, at IBM) Flambeau StreeU tele
Ho live* on Flora) Avanue. Whlla phone Belmont 77887"
In Cleveland and Lakawood, h«
NOTICE
attended tho Elks national e«
The mootiag of the Ffdells Class
ventlon.
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of the F irst BaptUt Church haa
In dishwashing, obaorve th at bean poatponed until Aug, 17 when
old rule; glass first, silver second, a plenie will be held a t New
chum third. It will HV* nleke, Bmyrna Beach a t tho summer
chips and Ncratehaa whloh result home of Mra.-F. E. Cooper.
from a Jumble In the dlehpan.
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AUTO GLASS
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Yours for
Glamour Logs...
our M O J U D
stockings
Honey mixed with a table fat
Uaa eeap and w ater to waah
Will heighten the sweatneaa of ve refrigerator Ice' tray*. Never use
getable* kuch aa squash or turnips. metal sponges . s t e e l woM or
powder*. Never use boiling
aa R will remove surface
‘ halpa make It eaey to
t a m r n le t «*be*.
BMutlfu), fm flattering Urgt brlmi
in Nayjr, Black or Natural;. Original
Valuoa,to IMS..
Deitlned lo be a favorite In your wardrobal Salt bultom
down tha front moVa you a quick change ortlit. Clavar
putch pockatt and d atilc llnai help you foal. "|uit right"
anywhere. Deilgned by B. A. Wallace tor Nardil of Dallai
In toft flattering featheroy. Stone tjfud, yearling, brick red*
biown, imoke, |ade . . . ilxae 10 lo 20.
leek, to tmooHi*
We have themla
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Quantity Rights R tu r r id
Pirces Good Thru Saturday, August I
ASK AT STORE FOR
Fantail Frozen
"A V / J h
Ready
to Fry, pkg
Aqon'o G aidon Hun cr Ford)took
Marco Colored Quarters
O LEO
D e v ile d
La Famosa Sliced
PINEAPPLE
MIRACLE WHIP 27
No 2 Can
Kratt Salad Dressing
G A L 0
Lim as *■ 35°
C ra b s 2 49*
Oixiana Blackeye Peat 2 pkgs. 45o
Dixiana T urnip Greeaa 2 pkgs.45o
Snow Crop Concantmtod Orange
JUICE
TROPICAL
Dog Food
Laundry Soap
cakes
HEINZ
White Vlnaaar
Laundry Soap
mv
Valley Prime
t.o Sueur
LU X FLA K ES
Sweet MU PI drips
Sdilrnmel Strawberry
PETER
PAN
Peanut Haller
Heinz Fam ous
Ocean S p ra y
SPRY
Cranberry
Super
SUDS
Cream* Kindly
Large Sire
Ultra-Refined
LIBBY'S
SURF
No. 2 Corn Heel Hush
Large Slie
Box
Vi's Potted Meat
dovtex
Chicken
No 300
Vi's Vienna Sausage
Facial Quality TUoiie
Eat-Rito Tenderay B eef!
Ve you itlod It yt>! thin but-Rita Teiidomy Bf'ulV It's the great
maul dlncovoiy in youm, which mukoB It |<osnlble tor you to
( Ilia lonlaiOil tumt in thu world. Wu'ra ho doud Bute that
be IiuhIi and letukr ovury lima you buy It that well give
i a written Doubly Your Money back Guarantee with each
■chaco. Tiy It at our risk.
OLD ENGLISH
Scratch Remcver
Eat Hite Tonderay Beel
Steak
Kut-HIto Tendersy
lo u t
Castleberry
Ksl-IUte T«mler«>y UrUkst
Ik.
[.ykoB Cooked Refijy to fob 8-12 lb. Hull or Whole
Brunswick 8tsw
Est-Rlte Tendsrsy H vnburser
Large 81m
Thompson Eeedlees
Grapes
Pound
Powder
Cuban
Avocados 3
Potatoes S
Long White
Old Dutch
Cluuitr n s.
DU «L M l
Nsblsco Premium
Cracktri
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’mshlne
Cook
SwUfiMUk
Lend O’ Sunshine
C. Lsrftet
Boston Butt
Hickory ■
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Flfl
Kg
Kg
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Ik.
N. C. Oold Bsntsm
FIs. Perslsn
1
Ik. |V t| Lettuce
Me thus
21c
Tatis lb. 33a
Fart lb. 10a
Eon lb. 15c
Kidneys lb f9c
Dixie Darling
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SAN FOWL). FLORIDA. T I U ’KSIIAV AUtiUHT I. HUH
K alahltahed 1908
VOLUME X X M
75 Legislators
Are Praised For
“Economy Work”,
V. A. Attacks
Benefit Racket
In New Schools
Trio Held In Bank Robbery
War Net Kest'ut'd Alti r Loaping Into Ocean
i
Institutions Snul To
Spring Up Where
Jobs Are Scarce
Odham. Smith Named
In Group Seeking
Good Government
NO. M S :
AoMH-lalrd I 'l r s * l.r.ii-*d W ilt
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Work Of Local
Red Cross Unit
Told At Meeting
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Jackets Ar|l
Sent To Vet Hoa**
I<11:t I
In AUbamk
M uk u f the Stoiiiiiidv C ountT
W A S H I N G T O N , A u g . 4 — i/P>TAMPA, Aug. 4—(Special)—A
i liu|>t.-i ul K.-.i C ross tn provid*
Tin* Yi'tiiAiiB g\diniiiUlratlon ir
“bolter government bloc" of 75
i.g g.n Mient t lui u,e in llOipltU g
iilnmiiiiu mi nttn.-k on p re d ic t 1*
legislators “who protected their
m i" mil IHied l~IlCH.iuy niort ’
und.-r (hi- v.'tmuns’ education profcllow-clttians from groaa political
iiic.-liiig of the (J i a p t e r at^
v
Kin m whii-li ii *ny* ap prime Ii
w a itt and an unrwceaaary I I 00,l’omixi
i'e n le i by Sirs.
i ii.-lvi'li-oi lug.
000,000 sale* tax burden" waa cit
(ii-1-].' i Hirielsiy.
11. V. Sliding, tin* agency'* *»
ed today by Florida Taxpayer*
(In July 15 a shipment of
*1 *t ii ul ndminiHiinlor, said todn>
Association.
. ,
lt d in Heii. u m made to Had C r
>h-.i -.Mm.. ..f i hi- l .-ton now piivnii“'J'hars are other aint-etu lvgu>lieiiiii|i.tiileis ut A tlan ta, ( l a j thri
"eh mil* i-nta-i iii** iii veterans which
lators, of couraa, who alao dnuliteil
in m i ie , w e ie sent to
T,
Imic op.,mld in tin1 Inst years burtho need of an enormoaa ‘poor
) odd al Panama City, ail
.I.-1 mi lidiig rni-kid*.
man’s Income tax' ", the aasociatlun
... I i.i-Inid.rx were dispatch'
Mi Stilling "iihl mu' means ot
added, “but I bote listed below
io tii.- Vetei an* Adminiatrat'
iil.ii*.- U tlirnugh n.-tivcly siillcillng
clearly demonstrated hy their vote*
ll"."I'll n I Mt'i.iyonirry, Ala.
,
111.. *-nrollint-iil uf vt’tcran* who
and consistent statement* that they
Jniii.it Hed Cr.ix, ii-llv tllii In*
hi.v.. k'.iinpli'ivd g.ivprnmcnt-ald
are leaders in an unofficial but
I III.It'd "lllpplllg of f 7
Iofk fX
.miiM'. i-iM-whi'tc but who have
highly effective good-government
-run.-* i . i ihe Atlanta hcadq u ati*
not i-xlniiixtr.l nil thi'lr haneflt#
group.
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A YOUNO SANK flltlH and two alleged u,
11.. *ntd Mil" mlu'lli'i* mav thro"
'They are as sealmia for State
U.-xi-ii p e l , on* wet* report'
Fayetteville, N. C , utter their attest with, pul
>,
tin- whole v .li-iu n *' .•durational
progress as anyone •• hut they
In l.e iHttlng Hie Itrd l l u l l COU
liuin u SilU.tJST holdup u( the Sluttish Uuuk .it I’enU . * .
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Iii ■ i um mu »f hnlam-L1.
are NOT for plunder by office
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right, me Paiquel Hice, Ti, L'lilf Hite. 17. and Junw, t. I' ... kwcll,
Mminliiig nm-mploymeiit la a
th. i i i ^»dd .h ioinfr.it. It:, ton. tl*Hitfr
nf Pnilj.1t,
holders and sales tax lobbyists
rieiniiiM J i at liie M a y fa ir I n s
tlie teller. Al the time ot the robbery, Blackwell said he w..» kidnaped In. i.o W in iiiix run get front *7fi pit:** *»> ih«* gii^ a i m || im ;>t ^
• ■ ni
, io mid* Atlatilu tbr r/iil x s Ivihii h i i . i L wi
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who rigged every revenue bill !»
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amt lied to a tree 25 miles from Pembroke. (JiilrrimHunul .S.mndphulu) I.i Y l'J.in in.mill MiUlstcnro while
Include unnecessary and unfair
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$ K i !»* i *.1 .4 f„ i hn in, ' t
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tii.ii.nd li.u lr h a ii, liu.ldv C a r t f l ,
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handout# of f.'IO to $60 millions
I l< tin. I. HuUi Oeati, llary
'* \ t"\l ‘'t IHiMIh Bjirliiic up In ***c*
for city, County and Hint* poli
t ill Haiti H ilt. Rena
( Mittm In1! I* |uh* a 11* HCMrcUt ul
ticians to spend with little or no
Hat In a Ruck«t, Mat y Ann#
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accounting.
m u i . tit 11 y b lu gletai y and M a t J
tin i*4Itla’f«limutl iU»hlH in iclirf (M
"They can and will meet the
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ft
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said.
"R
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provan need* of shconls and wel
H .le it i> /util.ul, noted t w i n ft
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fare. but by their wholesome
uiii.se . Iiuiiiplou, Mill rouduct a
w.
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il.ifiivi'cka
In
thri'f
questioning they have already
*w I111 I111 ll H I iihI i li rtiil, ro u ts * A u g .
........in " uf un 1-111.11*1 ii state to Ink.
forced original spending claims of
' id d o i n g mornings at f r o n
nil*
mil
in*.*
of
it
ii-mporni'v
ilccllm
|90 end 1100 million down n> *55
;* un in 11 bit o'rloi’ k ut ih> May1*
l*i l . l 'l l l l M SPIVKV
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Aug.
4 — t/1’>—
in
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Clues*
mic
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school*
million. Even that can and should lii'iirgln's ii.vi'im.. cnmmiin.tMi.il I JliVil ll'.l ll.'XX.X 1 1- l.'liil.. ii'ih-l
l*ii I'•III I Io In- fllgltde to Job ),
fx-du m i h p h i s s
4f 1*11fMl'** NOTE: Tha following It on* of a sciici ol sitirln
be cut In half or more - und i.ii.l yestcldiiy In- him uili-iivi-iril n i d n -ii.'.ii i i |i ill I h». "ili*. ■ >'575. hni<- ..hiuiiii'd i' u ii ii k Ii ‘ri'qui'st*
pm lit ipunts limit Ik- n.d less IhM
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a-itifilm.-lit,
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'•> In I n.1,1 M .Suliav p-csldsnl of Flutida .Suntl.riu C„||/«r,
former Gov. Caldwells Citlieus | *l,(MH),linn ImiuiIi-k li.imu tun: mm,run , ml. tii ..nil. hi iiginm tn
I p .f:ii- ..I uge mid must havb
I d \ i 'll k . \ ,i
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Tsx Committee showed how actual "which iippim-ntly Miiurl*hi,il mi ,. 11,. .. 11 11 .............. " iiiii iM|ih.y 1H Mil.. If! • l l i f i|. || p.iHillllll 111 lull
I.*1" 1....1 "hi ii tprndiiig the nimmsi tuuMng Fuiuur il Ii hi,
.11 1 1 fied in ii senior life taring
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revenue need* can be met without der Hint.' proti-i-tion."
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i fiii ii|i|n nvnl."
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Imposing sales taxes on the uldid.'.lni MrNeill, Ihe new dlsss*
Ki'V.'liu,. C.inimisH'iinri Churl. *
III
till llif I.mM ic xvgMkM
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$411
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let t liniiiiiiiii , was in llodurvd to the
4.4 Mil Mill fl» l-i V
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♦ ••• it' ilHmlh luilioil fm cni-ll Vl'tl-IHII i
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Ida." the Association declateil,
•' .ill'll.
ll. m.I II.duel t lxli.itur, former
Mill- firm III I.ldy six lll.mtlm Mip
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di'ti-tii iliiiirnian, will strv* **
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deep appreciation and support of
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i-mmtlitH "till nvi't um Hi
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di.
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every citlxen whom they protected dry
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HI h ngt'iil,
inhli'.l tin- riI in
Mi S t i lli n g has n*kfil t'nngrea*
*lift1 ul llh* I t 1 t *I 'll hi III.*
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1 hi d eV.-n attend
new tax load In this time of reces
'I*.HI Pli'st'ld tX.'l»‘ J
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m i, i . ii.hii* ’ fin *» i.nu.iiuu to «<•( up n V. A. null
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sion •• and thev should !«■ en F'rl.hiy, Itcilwliu* Mild. on.I M-in-.l
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(• K Nr Nub. Malcolm
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lb Neill Miss Doi.ilhy PoM'vll. 8■iiJ'i mil Ffl
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I,IK linilll'K. dill..-. Illld Xlllltri)IIIH III,, M|fill VIlM'Ilt CHIc H n -h
i11 nim wii.i linvi’ i-iimpli’ti'd oni...I I n - ■ III loin 1*1*
cial session of the Legislature.
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T h i1 er till II i i i i* »*
"They merit the support of nil rlui.i. mid iithi-ix.
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good citlxen* because during the
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hi • lllHiHl It'll
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Hindi- tin- evIdi'Mct. puli • i>d .i, i.-111111>■ y111■ hi - 1
-till nii.dlii'i t’uursi'. lit* *nld tin
rsgular seaalon they were under In-Hrdwim*
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every conceivable pressure - even ..j Full. hi (-minty lAtlmitiil snlli-i-i
I.I1I H.d i.liilin inr III IIRIUIII
III I D*"41 |IM I*I*' I It'll IIIIIHmVi
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L iM ik iiiR
tight. iiiiiK o f th<< hnii mi recri'a •ii*i a ♦
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to reported threats of the loss of lor P iiiiI Webb fur miv l.-gnl nrtil.i
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1
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till
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Ti,t,ii
/\*cerK
PntiHed
. .....
In Hu- IhM yrar I ho mnnhor nf r1ii*%
I ll
still being tempted with prospects
(nvhii ■'imfMmnt, *i«Mili|iat| li\ t'ltriM mill M 'l'M 'h. Im muvh
utiiti' m ♦ 'vi■ i v -lull
The conttulsaloni-Cs i-haig.-M civH "nlr.-n.ly tm’h mi .l I *_. M-icrnriiH Iii school* below rollout'
of 'special attorney’ and other Jobs ir«Bltaa*a «■ rasa Twu s.r Si Mimni-d On Piikc i mir
• •
'Uu*. b J h ml r i itihilifc: I hi* limn Itmrlhi w lm imimiih ! f i^'rtk
Ni'inls 'J.Mmmhmi i*m\%« nil* 4*m
lev. I i..*c from r>M4.1il)H to UIMi.7ilh .ii’*$«
WASHINGTON, Aug. 4 - t JVi1-1
If they will vote at the special
'
* 44Ht 4l| f ill' J l V l ‘1 11^ 4* I M'lH h (Ul Vn XVhlli
i-4 Hl't ktitfoi'l’ n . lh d in ( u n f i t m l Im ••tlHiv I*--''** Pn sident
mill
tho
tioml
I*
*1111
upwind.
Cnl
Fruttisii figures that
session for a huge sales tax to lw
I'll
*
4
»
>
ii
y
i
non
und
t;»
him
mill
ihn»*»
hiri
umhhnir
lu
t
liti’lut 111It -a lIlH S• Jll , II* ('MllhllH l«* evi-ti 'rsen aueru want tu thtotr
Ii-ki' onmllmont nf vetorans ntyap
divided u s among city, county aw)
i
I
hr
I
14
kill
M
r
whit
f"
II11
!lllil«+4
PtlHIIll
c \V |(..l,vi'* lull . 1111,11 " H i ' Io some ud vi.c Ids way about how to
wfillv Ini* been tapnrlng off n* ox 1 1 "
State pottle Iana.
him
Stale
Agt (rill*ilt.il
1 • *,-,i- 1-1 ' < in Hir n< i ei nin e nl
•cm MiI* n tii.11 r l *1.
poi-ion.
H
“Wa are confident they will
Vi'tolnn* huvi' until .1 tilv
1 I.. •
M II I
rtmi's i,Inn he tnld nearly 100
I MAh t'hniM*‘i1 mm f m in '- fm * o. 111. *
atand firm," aaltl the Association.
IhM, to start their training ... t| i
yesterday. Th4
• tl»t«l
(it ‘ |» I l H l l rt f t 114* - I f i l | 1 M \ l ti l |V»< W h i t ' l l UII 14*i 4
Mi
I'l.il id , I* ll " d to ll" '
..... . 1 • ■ i,.. i ........
"In the House tha unofficial
until July -f>. thRfl, tn Complm.
Ml 1
S| !|*xf n f i( b'.i»*rx t n
‘i- hnx bn- 11' * •■ "is ate in WashingUm atttndinc
i
”
"
1 i i i' i l u l t i i l s . I III l l t l ' M l l ' d , l u l l 1... im .I I 'mi i In.In ' ' i
battar government group Include*
They muy apclul up In forty
".. Nuiiuiiul Roys Fnrom spoil-,i till, mi lit. I.u , i*- h.'i d
»’ - • 1 J' i f i i ' i i i '** i n M i i ' i i
Hans. Haley of Sarasota; Odham
n .t'l
1 h r ( f l h l b 1IIA X «* HI H r l * i.iii
ini.iilliH Iii hi*limit nr Iminlny d- HUM
.id in t he American Lagluti.
Ho- on.1 I fit".. Iiii hid. lid dull x
and M. B. Smith of Seminole;
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in-inline mi IriiKth of ni-rvici' M. ■ I i
I lie, nic lieie to study the federal
.till, I . I . i oU *
i " III J | n i ’
p u l i ' \ • - f l l )4 1
Dowd* of Putmam Copeland of
jtU'
ttwin 2,:ilM),f)0rt vi-li-rniiH in*-II, ... • i, - « di*, M• 1■" govi-riitiu-ut
I....
i'lfin
it
fi't
4 k lu ll i ' Politer: Morgan, Carlton mid LuckM'l-i'lvluu thoHO licni-fiiH. !!.:• ■
.Speaking to them in tha Wluts
e iH l . h .* n i i f ■
.i .
ih Inn null ■ ' 1*
1 lit' I l g J ' J t g *
til I
Ii ti it l
i| 11tl • ■ 4 i • i
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le of tlnval; Patton of Franklinmini' huvi. npplu-d for llo-n. .
,011111*1.
I'.."*- ( x
■'
• Mmirii Mi,
III.use in,* gulden, Mi Tillman
ll >
j i
11 miiihhttil Hu (*4 Rr I
Fiank and Bryant of Merlon:
•t.iMMKUHtO huvi’ i-uliipli'ti’d
-a id
Stewart of Hendrvi Elliot t and
ri. hi mill'd their (mining
"im , know, Iheie lsn’l a man in
Bollinger of Palm Beach; Hood of
Slm-e the *lnrt of the in. . . o.
i lie Dulled Alult-s win. can't leii
Manatee; Murray, Surlea and L.
in IP 14, the govermiU'iit Im i .
i lie Piesldt-nt how to do Ills job
W. Smith of Polkt Ua|na and Shep♦r,,a:to,52t,im7
for
huIi*i........
nellri than Ihe Pi,-sident knows
uerd of St. John*; Hudson of
fi.'i7ii.Hr,r,,imi for tuition, h»u tn dn it, ami I’m sure >uu fee!
Washington; Monahan of Sumter:
irm.anii fur cipiipim'iii un.i *i'
the Hume way about it.'
Slaughter of Suwannao; Dekla of
7r,7,H.TI fur mipplle*.
Hr ud.lrd Dial , ii.'li young men
Tavlnri Cobb and Sweeney of
lir. Stirling "uhl llif V v 1■->
"entiling to lull in* >xhut I ought bj
Volusia; Melvin of Santa Rosa;
im ipmrrel with the old ,**>ii*'.* -•>*
do. I, u good sign the country
Allan of I.avy; Bronson of Oicnh.-I i o o I *
or with n n v ......... I ' ni, going In the light dliectlju."
nla; Courlnav and Mathla of Bnyt
mi Imiu-sl |nh fur I lie .. 1 ■ M. T ■ n11,isix und lliu boys--two
Heath of Holmes; Scarborough and
''Hut Hie furl mnialu*," h.. - ,.'
fioiu eai'li slate hud a good time
Johnson of Gadsden; Keith of Mar
"that promoter], and Hi n
>'
I'heu- .is* much pn-iuta taking
tin; D. Lancaster of Lafayette;
outfit* have enteri'd the field
Standing alongside the PtcsIJer.*.
H. Lancaster of Gilchrists McAIlarge numbers. They pinun-.
was Mike iluiuni.onl, 17, of AppleRln of Hamilton; McKandrae of
pay John rut graduatliiu, i".i
ion, W’is., xxhont the boy.s elected
'asiaut Merchant of Madison;
many only set the boy* 1 , ,
ilietr ;ue,blent
Simpson of Jewwersont Moody and
couple of yearn and doom n.r.i.
Branch of Hillsborough; Handerdlnapolntmeiit."
J OL'NTEHFKITKU HELD
son of Tgion; NeSmlth of Wakulla;
\ t W YORK, Aug 4- nPl An
Lantaff and Stockdale of Dada;
e , convict
XXus belli today
Oil
KepriHnl Killings
Bunn of Dixit; Parker of DeSoto:
iliuiges of being Hie head uf a
P a tn a of Highlands; McClure of
. i inbine which passed |l,Odi),UU0
Ruled Out In \Xai
Plnsllas; Poorer of Jackson; Rohin x’linniuifell |lu and f'JD liillr in
srts of Bradford; Wlso of Oka
ll* Nt-xx Y.iik UICU Iasi ,eat
GENEVA, HwlUeilmid. V
loosa; D. M. Saunders of 8t.
"I deitv exerylhiug," ilic pilsuii—tflT—III nny futtire wm '•I' ILucia; 8ummera of Liberty; Yoeri Mh-liuel Matniic. 'IH. sunt before
killing*, ntaas dopurtnili.n
man* of Citrus; Bolts of Escam
he wan asked a single ipiestiun
Crisp. 1 i soil Colorful It* tnHerK
taking nf hostages mining tin >, .I
bia and Dayton of Paaco,
xlsinl" xxus tuulexl out nf bed
Inn
popululhui
of
un
U-"-i
"In addition," the Association
In his Urmia home yesterday by
S heii, i. i Norn ' vacation trip . .
country will lie o u t la w e d n, i.l-l
said. "Rep*. Burwell. Schuh and
secirl art vice agi-iils. Tnlieu befol*
national agreement.
Stockdale commendably voted In
(J. H. (’omnilsslimer F'dtvuid W.
A OD-nation cntifereiu-e diuMing
the Taxation and Finance Com
McDonald, It* wa* held in (SO.uDO
un a new run vent Inn fin i". i" mittee against tha huge and on
hail in uxsmii action nf g fedeial
ter Iinn of civilians in win nppt " *
necessary dly-county aalaa tax
grand Jury
a series of articles for tinsince
scheme, although they have
h
tlon yesterday under wldel. ......
Indicated they might
l i t t 'accept' a
S I A I 'l’ K (T .E a NED
World War II ficcupallon 1114*1 ll • Ih
salts tax. It la also Intarestln'll
NK.W YtiltK . Aug I nfi The
of
(ho
N
ails
will
In
fni
m
>
Beautiful assortm ent In Nylmi
to note that Beupa.
Roups. Fuqua an
and
lady
Btatur of l.iliKrty--giand old lady
al it ut e violationa of Intel ......... ...
Strayhom, who sponsored one of
of Naw Ymk harTim is having
Mash,
law.
,
the worit sale# lax bill* (ComHarr hack vat d cleaned.
The parts of the enliven'i"" Himil tee Bub. for HB MMI), now deny
Bubble has lieen called awuy
proved laid down that “n» •
they favor sales taxes.
from Bedloes Island, site of tht
inhabitant of an oeriiph-ii
statue F o r the first lime u heating
“In tha Sanata. outstanding lead
may he punished fur an
system Inis been installed III iha
ers for more efficient.government
he
or
aha
has
not
petsnuulli
JillIi
Included Senators Davis, Wilson,
status base Drainage and water
inltted.
, Sturgis,
xieine nova been replaced Two
Barnard, Johnson,
old building, will ha rated and
b Ayers
Shfvera, Walker,
a new pier installed.
GLADWIN ANKKHTKH
$1 Million Liquor.Gov. Dewev Orders
Rinj? Is Uncovered Speed lip In New
By Georgia Agent, York Public Works
Min t'll Ol* l)imt*s
Siipplios .Millions
I'm* Roli.i \ id inis
'
Hi-adics Of France Reported To
lie Like Florida’s East Coast
Art if inn I ltrmlim»
Of Till 11<* railed
Aid To Ramhers
FINAL
Summer Shoes
Ladies' Dresses
LOO pair
Summer Gloves
•• :
CHAT
- m
— A 70-1
VISIT COWAN’S NEW
IiADIES’ SHOE SALON
im
PANAMA CITY. Aug I I''
Arrest of Harold Charles tiln.lx*tri
Jr., for embaxilament of f t " " 11
waa announced here yesterday hy
Janies D. Good special ag.-nt in
chargd of the FBI officer hi Mm
hlli.
Gladwin was an accountant end
auditor In charge of the teli-phim*
ENTIRE STOCK OF LADIES AND
MEN’S SUMMER SHOES REDUCED
20% to 50%
LADII-H’ SHOES B y ..
Pam diM j
N unit-Hush
N a tu ra l Hrldg#
Trim Trad
Kami Kane
er waa taken L
hare Sunday a
group of mesM
Isa Chatt
»«W rday,
MEN’S SliOI-S By
Freeman
MEMORIAL FO D f/l AlN
HARTFORD, Conn., Aug. 4—
(AT—^Tha superior court has ruled
hat x $454,000 trust fund created
by tha late Mrs. Ella Burr Me
m os must ba used as she direct
ed to construct a sculptured mem
orial drinking fountain for hu
mans and animal*.
>u so ruling, Judge Edward JDaly rejected a request by trust*#*
or the fund that it be uitd to
build part of a proposed new lib
rary,
FROHTR8T8 ARRIVALS
FARI8, Aug. 4—HP)—The Com-
The T in
uiunlita yesterday called for *
demonstration hvra Friday io protail tho arrival of tha Amarlcan
chiafa of sta ff.
Aim of tha demonstration.,said
thr Communist ntwsuaptr LTfom-t
•nlto. ta for tha French
to show that “one muml
on tnim for tbs war of eti
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PAGE TWO
THURSDAY AUGUST 4, 1M9
• M t u r M ^88 ^ ( ^ O R f . E I )
. ! day, nml Ilia divine- was ct*"**^
« . W ” gW|Aliir. 4— 1/1*)— m n *p"rlnl nesniun of marl to■arruter H. hrclos, member of fnir .‘ 'm ild Dintrirl Judge John
| p .F e d e ra l Reserve ll.i.n ii in i A . Il< n .lilrk * .
jrM a ln y o n , was .Hvnrrod yrstorMir. Kccle* was granted n »rttlo-
In-law. Mr. and Mr*. J. W. Haw*
Liquor Ring
kina.
By MATINA DUNNING
Mr. nml Mr-. Allen Ball of San
tCaallaiMa r.«M Page |, lee. Ii
with her
I Ray Collins, who hr -on upend ford npenl Sunday
. . . - ........
-- par- errd part of llio regime of lom u.
liy JA M B S MARLOW
ing a fc»* »vr-K» at 1 . 1 hum- In i ont*. Mr. and Mr-. William Coil-y, Governor
M. K. Thomp oil and
ment of n not inromi) in txrrs#
W A S H IN G T O N , Au*. 4__f/P)_ l^niiRVlIh’, Ky., Ir expt l-d home I The V. II. 8. Rlarted off to a
Ida rev-nur rommisAioncj, Down
Tho action was'filed C|"te in the of $ 111,000 a your nflor tax.'*.
I* • when we got Into tho
foreign Tuesday
Tu-Rday night. Mr. Culllna, who I «o<»l
.... ______
Monday morning with ing Musgrnvr. Thompton and Mu.-.firld that
the Mr. Big i'aradr Ir building a fishing rump about I *k'l l.cing prr»rnt.
Kiove denied any knowledge »l
Ann Gl-dhill
and children ihe nffnlr.
••■ally begin* in Washington.
. two mllrn north of Osteen, exp-rta ‘ Mrs.
"
~J
If President Truman BrIir Con* to Imlld eight or trn milage* llirrr of Atlanta. Ga. arrived Wcdne*.
Iledwlnx -aid atale agent- have
day t" land a time with lihr
par- told him they were "und. r inIn approve it foreign pro- in Ih- near f lit lire*.
.Hr pa
Knurl he's worked out, you ran
Hay I'rll was In KiR-ipinirr on rni Mr.
‘ und Mrs. Wlllliini fTulley, alrilcHnna'* nol to huthcr I lit* ring.
nil in Topeka and rail the ahoia.' hu»lnea- Friday.
lie ipinled the op-rninr of the
III* first leuni—the State DaMm. Raff Allman nml children
nl’iitennle firm as testifying that
prrtm rnt. Aimy, ambassador* and of I'orl OrnnK- rotuin-d
tier
the ntnle revenue d.'|.«i tiiu lit up
M.irch
Dimes
______
1 1.'rived Ihe huge npernllun in diy
.. mi hi'iila II up to Congrcn* to homr Thursday after n two weeks'
viail with hrr hrolheru, Willinm ,1 ..«ns*rH r'.-H .i's a e I, - s , . Tw.ti I** unties,"because they needed Ihe
plop for Hu program.
H i m' , uni lung tlrang* about ■nd Carl Mearca.
, may pay Ihe entire enat nr par n f '
*
• H.'dwine nnmeil Hie wlioler.iile
Unit Congress would want to hear
Mr*. J. It. .Mrl.uniore mid ii,
Hi. ir .'iiy-vo, wliclher or not they daughter Cor.lie Hell relumed | '■>jt. h . use is judgerl on ita mer* M'lnnt 11“ Hichtpond Wholesale
home Friday morning after a three it..." .mil Hr. Hart K. Vnn Riper, l.'Vo’*!. I n , ' # "mler a lirense l<>
u uni. d l» »:<>.
Ii would la* atrange, though, If weeka' visit with relativea in Weal fmindaiion medical director. "There
M
Augusta.
«ii.' >d Ihr Irani missed up hla Fl.ir ida.
is no -of inr.ime that n family must ing the answers lo polio mid fm
1'ieiinrati.m Nay for Ihe V II 8. have i" get help. If help is needed, iir.ifessional training of d .-l»i*
I...- . Mr. Truman, and tore one of
*4*#* 1’ii.icipU
got off to a good start Siiiiir.lay the ..... .
llio 1.1 ..gram- lo plerea.
gives It.'*
mid nur«es. The rest has been
Ymi don’t nee that happen often. afternoon. The nuinlier enrolled
If there are relatively few spent on cdiicntinnnl work, adminHaluidav
was
06.
More
were
exAnd there'- n good reason for
ea'fs oi one state, the local chap- istraliiin and other capons.'-.
0 * f th* only low-prnuurn Urn with all f/wi« hoturnt
Some insurance rompmiles now
llial. Ml.Hi ..f III.' (earn probably nected to enroll Monilny morning «'i ni,“ he aide to pay pH the
at
0:00
o'clock.
Hares
were
held
ei.si* I"i everyone. Hut a severe are offering polio insurance roverhelped him pill the program loand
sroie
kept
to
deternnni'
the
oiiil.r.'iik s.M.ri drnins its funds.
Ing Iho rusts of treatment. At
gelli.'t in Ihe first place.
1 'hi imtioniil hea.hiuarters ad- least one company offers t« pay
So Hie memlrera of the team ones who would lie llilile Currier.
Hernlrr
Wlllimns
won.
The
(.'Inisnonisleis the other Iwlf of the nil expenses up In Ift.Olkl, in n
mnrili up lo Ihe Capital day after
day. nod tlielr hernia "ye»,’’ apeak lian Flug Iwarer was lunry Hut; dime- money. Fart of It goes Into family twilley at a premium of If.
Ameriran
Flag
hearer.
Hilly
Hothe ei.ul.'tiiir aid fund, and money a year.
H.rlr pieces, gel (heir pictures
sink. Ushers; Contud Luwrenee is sen i" the chapters whose own, The national foundation neither
lnl.on, nu.l g.i hark to work.
- —I m .Hirt.
. .. #. I,
, ..
| funds "in out.
endorses nor rrltlcixes polio In
It’* the foreign program which anilu ,Wenilel
. '.
'u l
Alls* foldhlali.iii and lln . auiuuee, Di, Van lliper said.
nU.iii.
.in (n bring out (hr
'
1 V- ” •
M..nt $17,000,001) on rare
"Th e foundation Is In n o .....Hi....
bigg, i hoy- In Washington.
•MMOMCUtMOMNO
MOH MKIAOI. roo
............ viellma. Of this, MV700.0001lo pas. Judgment on p.ilio in-urTake Hie urma-for-Ktiropr pro- wereL served.'*• ‘ Khl
Air Rid* Low Prctiurr
A ir R id e '! eoin|.»ri,
riuiir 11 "in llio nalionnl epidemic I anre. We have never altempted lo
Kiam. Mi. Truman dropped Hint
provide! fsr more alt
lunior class held a plenie aid fiiml
flatter tresd put* I >%
I tell Ihe Ainerlriiii people what
Into c..ll|.'r."'M, Imsket July 25 and onThe
• t In * prenure—abm ore ru M .ri on tl.e
church grounds Saturday, a n j
Sun. lO.'IH, Ihe Mnreli of Dimea doetors or Imspilnls they should
..'k.d foi ll.ir.O.IIOO.IKHI tu pay for enjoyed swimming Inter in Lake
•orbe humpe—malree
road. Hprrs.lt Ihr «>'sr
My rar ride imnothrr.
In., taken In ♦!W.OOO,DOO. F ifty . Use. nor do we feel Hint we can
il. Thl' was j.telly hot.
— alvre tli.rtitsn»li in '-r
Dixon.
Osteen Ncivg
THE NATION TODAY
There’s no tire and no ride
like U. S. ROYAL
Of
'Hint iirets program had Im-oii
»u. of Ihe uiuat lalked-uf thingin It - .lungion fur in.mills. Every..in knew Mi. Truman waa getting
1 1 iid\ lo hiin.l il In Congress. II
w.in in-i ii iiuiiii'i of wheri.
mitre.
mi
is"
ah
AND
It" WOIIIS
N<> re|.eotivr
wherl(hsn*re
rtrrdrd. Air Rnlrt sir
ep*. thi stly ntsil' In til
you. prctrnl wh»rlt.
Air Rt.tr it ll.r only
low ptreeuir ll>t pmvr.l
hy two yrs.r on Ihr
road Hrr hi t.»l*v
ITtU-IAIV THAO
Trimmer Alt Ride
tread glvet ewlfter.
MMkr eteerlni conlrnt
on a ll roade, at a ll
tin iim itcct y tn ir |iri';u'iil T ita n nml gin*
you it lilu 'iu l l n u ll' in nlliiwiiiit'i'.
And il tieeume elrar liefore Hie
..... Jug. i.licit.'d Congress nl all
Charles Glildoiis left first of
Hus week to visit Ins sisters in
Mue.m, Ga.
Mi. und Mrs. S. G. Hio.iks are
eiilerlaliilng their rhildreli this
week as follows: Mr. amt Mrs.
Dennis Young and arm Gerald of
Wichita, Kan.; T/Hgt. and Mrs.
Hmiiiii'l G. lirooks mid children,
liar ham mid Sammy. Kglin Field;
Mr. and Mrs. Dun Hlewlll mid
children, Dnnna, Mnxle and Donald,
.Ir., of Kiitcrpriac; and K. N. 2/e
Kdwin Hiuddoi k anil wife and soils,
Dannie and Jimmie of Enterprise.
Mr. Hrndoek's ship dnrkcd III Nor-
that there'll lie some npiiosltlon In
It. Tin mgimienla ran like this:
Mi. Tniiiiiin was asking ton
mm I........
for il; or he shouldn't
Ii."c I.", mueli miHinrlly In using
Hie Money; or there shouldn't l.e
kill II II pingmlll III till.
Su Mr. Tiunion was going to
him. a hll of fight tin his hands f.dk, Va.. giving him n ten day
to k*I 'I I In
p iim m
: mm
ro TIIE
■d ..in (i.ieign lel.itlnns. So the
Senate's f.n.’ign Helallims (!mii-.
nilllee Ih.iiii’ht II "Uglil to hmiille 1
,
spent Sunday In Daytona
with her daog.d.
ill/
l l i Magnalla Ava.
/•«•'«•»•» AVMKIli
Pkw i I lf
t, t
C /tm ty
6
' A / .*> C l
Summer
'“ .
TROUSERS
FRESH
FRUITS
&
M
IM
E
S
Put *?%eJl
t Summer ScticuU
IC K P K IU ) (10'S
Spun Rayon*
CALIFORNIA SEEDLESS
Truplrala
^ F R O Z H N F O O D IIU A I H I U A R T B R S
4W -W -I3(li St................................ P h o n e 131H
—THE CHOSEN WAV IS THE PIIOZKN WAY—
YOU MUST KEAI.I7.E THAT FROZEN FOODS AID;
HERE TO STAY. IF YOU ARE NOT Al.HEADY IISINC THEM WHY NOT STAIIT THIS WEEK-END
AND HE FONVINt Eli OF I HEIIt EINE OHAI.ITV
AS WELL AS I.OW IN I’HICI!.
l*n
Baby
i>l Si I h it wit
ROUND STEAK lb- 65*
Size
leinlel
n i
U XI i \ u
Ko Bono—Nil (irl dli
Ih.
_
Jim! Iiiii nl Meal
L E M O N S .............
CA BBA G E
$445
RYERS
Mr. Tinman'*
pn.giuni and
flo. I l.efnr.' Ihe llniisc I'uliiliilttec
■nr sent a ■l.it.'ineiil to It;
■ First. Seel.duly of .Stale A.'lieMlli; I Inn S. eret ill V >d llefeiise
......... . . . . . . . . . . . . .
r o ) h k v h k (MTS
I-Hi
2.r»e
2
AVOCADOS
....... 2 lor
B r e a d 2 l- o /e s 13c
PE A R S
J uiio I'arker Applo & Chert y
It ED IIUSS
P ie s
e a . 59c
lit,
...........
5
lb s ,
..................
lb .
.........
PO T A T O E S.
(ill W E N S T E IN
"The Store Where Smart People Simp"
A P P L E S .
.
2
Own
IMim ic .'iriK
••:'d";">'+++++++++'i"M "f'i'H"H"t-+'i"H.++++++t"fv++++-;"H"H"vt
CARROTS
Hill I IW
lea
II)
H EG I ; I.A It W H IT E
!)lt
N. lui
Tea Bokh
I3t
Our Own Dili's
IIh k s
Value
I'eu
ANN
S p a rk le
comes from Volum e
3
75t
b a c a u to
th o
th o
O K R A ................
m o st v a lu o
SW EET PO TA TO ES
El,MEHTA
DessertH
P E A C H E S I r g ..............
W H ITE HOUSE
S T R A W R K K K IF S
MILK
B A S P R K R R IF S
^
C h o v ro lo t b u ild s
m o s t tru c k s l
EVAI’OHATF.D
0
w*
31c
A - i'e n ii Oil 2-|fnl 1*65
Staley's l.l.pinl
<iuart l'Jc
S tarch
C le a n s e r
FO O D S
SNOW CHOP
SIIN’S IIIN E
PR A C IIE S
A p p le T u r n o v e r s
S p a g h e tt i 22-ozcn. 17c
MEATS
Hurry'* Oxford Cream
Cookies
~ 11-oz 27c
(••I i; h i ,s r
HI \
71c
......... 26c
Breeze .... Ige pkg 26c
Lux Flakes ... Ikc. 26 c
Med. !) for 23c
W o r l d 's b i g g t t l b u l l d o r o f t r u c k s - l h o l 's C h o v r o lo tl
A n d C h o v ro lo t v o lu m o h o lp s c u t p ro d u c tio n c o s tf « . .
m o k o s p o s s l b l o b l g g t r t r u c k v o l u o s a t l o w o r p r lc o s . T h a t 's
Swan Soap.... lice. 13c
Sweetheart .... reg. 7c
Soap ... ined 3 for 23c
AISS*4f
B E E F S IR L O IN
•Orl pier k#i*i "ike *■• leek"
‘•ilk 0 0 2 Ilk ANO CAY
PAINTS . . . Tkey (H I ko
/ mmhmmta Ikey're mtd* la
Ho leoik fee eeetkere ereetk.
ert Need tight. feel AO
you
s o lo s t t h a
re q u ire m e n ts .
r i g h t t r u c k f o r y o u r d o l l v o r y o r h a n d f lwf
'
.
,
1.A1U1E B W h L 'l
3 No. 2 cans .....33c
3 No. 1 c a n ...........25c
«
,
Jtona No. 2 cun .
Tomatoes .. 2 cans 27c
Iona
. 10 -lb* 69c
Flour :......25-lbs 91.39
6*lbs 400
Flour ..........10-lbs 91c
Herb-ox Cubes .... 10c
Oalo
Mi* Ui'.'.l and on-* ..f Winter Gar*
. iloliv
Mi*. It.iy lli.kwi.ltii and »«*•»
Hill an* vi.iling relativea and
friend* in South • amlinn.
Mr. G. Gii'imdu Im* raturned
htue
after
"luii.ling
acvernl
nu.ntln* in New S'.uk t*ity.
Mi and Mi*. G. Caine* and *on
aie vt*iling in Ohio for tho re
main.let of the *ummer.
Mr. Hoeeo Goil'iibino i* lulilding
0 tom i*t eoart Deal hero on H ig h -1
wav 17.
,
Mi and Mi*. Dirk Van Cuni|i or
T uoiioi were vi«il.u* here oyer the
week end.
Ml*. .1 u. I’.d-on ha* returneil
to liei la.me aflei -everal week*'
dine** in the bo»piti)l.
I
Mr. and Mi*. V. D. Jeffereon and |
daiigbtei Dawn Ini* returned to
llieir home aftei a two week*' vl»lt
with friend* and relative* in Hunt*
ington, W. Va.
Vlultni* at the homo of Mre.
George Ainolil, Sr. are Mre. Ar
nold'* daughter-in-law, Mr*. Frank
Arnold, Pnilurnli, Ky. and Mra.
Arnold'* **ui, lieoige Arnold Jr. of
Coral Guide*.
Judge and Mr*. J. Wiilklli* huvo
1 etuiued lo ilirii home In Atlanta,
1 la. after a three week'* vi*tt nl
Hie home «f Mr*. Wutkina' *i*lei and l.iotlierdn-lnw Mr. and
Mi*. J.din I'o Imoii.
Mr. and Mi*. Roger Miller are
v;i. iitiunlng a) Mi (Hemen*. Mlrh.
lli . 11 dang Id. 1 Marilyn i* *taying
with friend* in Orlando.
( 'apt. and Mi*. Clement* Hallett
I'lilei tallied at tlielr linnfo Sunday
afternoon in honor of their dauglilei Clii-Clii'* *ixtli l.n (Inlay. Garni'*
weie played on tho lawn after
which ivfrealimenta were nerved.
Ineliide.l alining the guest* were
Mr. anil Mi*. Thuniaa Board und
Chiu l. ne, Mr*. Inex Smart and
l'nt*v. Mr*. Miriam O’Neil. Sharon
null Hu hind, Mr*. U n o Ifrudfurd ]
and Ned. Mr*. Ohanen Chamber*
and Carol, of Orlando. Lynn and
ll.d.liy Collin*, Altamonte Spring*
Mi und Mr*, it. (i. Heaver ami
I'utl Mini of Winter Park, Mr und
Mr*. .Inmme* MrGratli and Jnme*
U u Im'II
of
l,ongw.iod.
Arlene
Golii*iuilh. and Dawn Jeffer*on of
Fein I’m. k.
Mr. ami Mi*. It J Hevun and 1
family have inovrd In Miami wliei
lie will ii|ierate a dry eleauing e*
tablialiment.
lb .
STEA K
lb .
43
79
Afghanistan hcramc a |».<lit<•.
| entity in 1717, previously liavm
been a rliiKler of small slid'
tinder varimt* rule*.
Al 24, Andrew Carnegie wu
superintendent of the Perin«\l
xania Railroad’* western d " .
sion.
'
II!) K. 1st STREET
f .o o l ) T H R U SAT.
FR E SH
G RO U N D
,
B E E F
STEAKS:
I n t r o d u c t o n Sale:
WIENERS
PURE LARD
A
IE
1 4QIIOK S
^
BEEF
AVOCADOS
S U P E R M C I IT
B R IS K E T
STEW l b .
Taleo Feeds
TALCO
Laying M ash...
TALCO
Laying Mash
TALCO
Scratch FectI
TALCO
Scratch Feed ..
TALCO
Growing Mash
Dairy Feed . ...
w
25 11)8. 1.07
OLD COLONY
100 1b. 4.25
PUT1LLBD DHY
S ^ S p u la ^ ra n d T
IM % IMPOKTKII
1(H) lbs.
SCOTCH
Cat Food .*... 2 cans 25c
«.i
nw am
b ic a n
.
do/.cn 23e
H o n o r F ro z en F oods
slk . .IlSe
19c | C e le ry
< a nl i I low e r IH-oz 2(»e
\ Mill. Nell
do/..
(il)f
do/..
Ii7c
MILK
COCKTAIL
PEACHES
JELLY
PLUMS
. I '.D R E N f'llia i Fill I
MM/jC
I
\ M i l ........ I'R F .M II M
S A I.T IN E S
Lh. P k g . 25c
lit I MONTE I AM )
2 le
cii
I'incappl.
SI ice t i e s N o. 2, 25e
s M iii w ii i; vp
III I.IIS
25 I.IIS
«9c
$1.79
C. B. Corn
i hi im s n i i ;
lli-i)/.. si/.c
CORN
No -tO.t
CAN’S
S p a u liflli
Salmon (all cn. 39c
I. M .......
III I’M t HOIK CHS
P I E Q U IC K
I'kg.
I H
JEWEL
O IL
pl. 24$ *|L 46c
( olliini ( ir e e n s
Kilollfruli H-oz |ikfC
i *1.1
Shredded Cocon ill
Pk. <V Beans
Apple Jelly
I’cach es S-oz c an
Standard, No. 2 ran
■ I.-*, iti ...id
TomatocH
R A IS IN S
15-07. P k g . 15c
YOUR
CHOICE
.« I I ui ini), VI't Ml I
F.ixs, H-ux Jar
nr
25e
Hom iny, No. 2 en.
l''igs 8-oz can
........
\N ilki ' 1 Sin
Pciih, No. 2 can
Vur-K-Gwal, Nn, 2 rail
('ut Bejtns
Bar''
I>el .Mai/
Hint Hi and, No. .'1113 ran
TUNA
35c
p)
( I ) l . ( Ilf 1. 11.
i . ii r r .N
IOcSALE
Fiwinl Tissitii
k U r / '-W f /
01EO
im •) i
Zi.klv Hit.', fitnp.'fru.i
J u ic e lli-o z
'•lain* fiar.l.'iin
Hturkist Sol jil I’nck
New Chunk Style Crated
‘S I ' R E H O O D '
uu.
\ I I \ lilt AN I) AI' 1*1 I
4.89 5th
RONRICO IMP.
I
I .c in o n s
2 Ikc hell, 2 5 e | A p p le s
»oe /utovre n cw m -
■loo Rosa
2 -Ills 15c
>nk i 1
A ..It litv.'i
HUNM.WI)
CRN |.8 » 5th
100 IhH. 4.63
5 -Ihs 31c
N. w J .'i -.'\ ) . II..
( )tlions
II).
TOM . J U I C E
16-oz c a n 23c
100 11)8. 4.83
2-Ih lo a f <»9e
C h e e s e Food
S l r e a k - O - E e a n W h ile Bacon:
Ih. I5e
E nd C u ts
Ih. 25c
C e n t e r C u ts
3 -Ihs 27c
SI I IK E L Y 'S FIN KS I'
CHARTER OAK
100 Proof Pol, in llonri
ION 4 8 9 5th
25 Ihn. 1.23
Fiabi'l'a Sllill I'l*
P o B ito e s
FaciulctteH
HOLLOWAY’S
IN ORLANDO
Ih. 39c
C heese
Mit 111if.11•
TEA
4 Jfi
Ih. Die
Mild I>ui-y
liill h i i s h e l ."SI. 15
NO. t SLICED BREAKFAST
.................................. l b .
Ills'
.
Sliced B acon
2-1 o r
Pe.'ifhe
rivNDKHI.F.AF
I f y
SLICED BACON 4 9 ^
M O R R K I.I.'S Y !»i:tx - 1111:1
i ..lift.i uu.
FLOUR
lb .
lb. 39c
Ih. 27c
• lllfi.l Mi t I M|||* V\ i
(iR A I I A M S
Eh. P k g . 28c
i \
«7c
63c
59c
13c
1*1Call iiHMIllll
H a m lun g e r
B risk cl S le w
|-||>. I9e
't r
Hi.
lb.
II).
lb.
R o u n d & T -B o n e
S irlo in
R ih & l iui)
' ’b u c k R oust
In lro d u ein c:, a n d on s;ilc. Im (lie l ir s t
tim e : M a r g a r e t A n n B ra n d , all m e a l, n a
tu r a l color, S k in le s s N\ i d l e r - in l-lli cello.
S M ust I)
^
LD
■ LiAML
"
SAYERS
Tile t.dal land area of Ihe Dnii'
State* I* 2,077,128 square mile
•
W e e ........... 5-lba 53c
Ukv-V'iuP.'R*
fid a U & v .' /
MONEY
Noiuially Kan*a* produce* ui..
fioiilli nf all I Ik* wheat in il"
Untied State*.
S U P E R R IU IIT
I O N A PEAS
C h o v ro lo t A d v a n c o -D o s lg n tru c k s . C o m o In a n d lo t u s h o lp
ROAST
S U P E R RICH IT
BACON
w h y y o u g o t n to ro tru c k f o r y o u r m o n o y w h o n y o u b u y
Hold Mrrlnl
II Klitvord—
CH U CK
Med. 2 for 2te
Tips—12-oz.
Iho Oardon—Furilhook
B E E F
Pint 22r.
Soap Powder
11 'DAY
SUPER RIGHT
Salad DrcHsliig qt. 10c
Tniito In I'ial —Si'Hiiiali
*****#.**
SANFORD, FLA.
At Friendl> M.iru;iit*l A n n
The slate flower nf Deluwnic
the pencil li|ii**um.
“SUPER-RIGHT”
Ann Page
Ann Page
HOUH riNISHIIAS
, W ill AS IN MINIONS
2 9 <
ORANGK Jlfl( K
............. c
3-lb Can
1-lb Can
IN
lb s .
WESTPEAK
8
Octagon
And yesl.'..lay A.lie-.ui and
Jhlitnoii l.egmi repenting their
loiiliibi by ledlfying before a [
dosed
<s. mu of tli«' 'Jennie'*
i.Unbilled CllinilllttPe.
,
1
lb s .
Borax ......... .. 1-oz 5c
Grady, iilnl.u u.l.u to Gieeee.
(lane in I li.'.iige C. Mm shall. |
former "eendaiv of stale, was
Ilskeil to le.dify I.y I In- ciunmlttcp
und Ii. did, ii . lav..t nf ihe plan.
td etl— Neatly To
ir m o re to pkir.
—lS*nz
2
2
2
lb s .
PAGE
i>k«:s 17
lb s .
w k r tpk a k
55
jH
fi'funt 1 ih. 39c
A
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l
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5P
A
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25*
idendtreci ...pkg. y
EAS....
Lof
IMABEANS !*'• 22*
bunches
....... II)
P O T A T O E S ..
FR O ZEN
C h « ¥ r« le » t f f o r i y o u
bunches
H A K TLK TT
Homo Stylo
MION’S D IO P A R T M E N T
lit,
C E L E R Y . ...
A aleniii engine was first used
Hi, opernle I In* Imll.iw* In an
Kliglinli blind furnare In 1776.
lii'CAButl anil H n iw n
Ih.
fur
lb s .
CUFFV
ren.ly for
•lUIP I.y .iiie Ihe f..||..wing le dl-
2
.......dozen
Now From
•jA lu llo w
Ciiiurgli' ilium
Aniprlrit In bln liltli year.
HEF STEW
Qndfl A—Quick Fro/t'it
Our Burnt! I'litt’ (limlily
They iM'gan lo gel
j Hie Iieiirings. Hut Hie Hoimo F o r - !
. elgn Affairs C.iiiiiinttee •» at the!
I S.'iiute'i I'Olul.iiied C.imniitlre try l
| "lulling healing. ..f lla own first, i
I Once limn Ihe lug lumidi' moved
up In Ihe lull I., pul in a plug
John*..ii; ih.n Gen.ml iiiuui N.
Hiinlley. Aimy .liief of .duff;
I W. Avenll Ihnnim.ii, loving
il Inhas sado i Ini ihe Mm hall Clan
Jill I'.'lilope; I .ewe* Dougins, am-I
| lins.uidiu |.. Hi dm.i; lleiiiy F.
Hpof - T o tnlcr
Scmlwicll
■
......
C R A P E S ..............
Ihe heanllg...
Locker Plant
2 heads
L E T T U C E ..........
Sharkskin*
___________
The two proud <uiiimlltres fl
uidly nlved llin. ..ii.' I.y turning
1 Ih. in selves ml., a rnuililtied rnninultl'.' fur Ihe lieurlliKs nil llila
J »iii pr.ignini alone.
4- "
SAVE MORE-LET MORE
$
. !
now. Hiitoi* to the 1 nil*
1 to Liiko A pm ftnont s lire Mr*. wn«
stSP'a Pi<4-«f-aU-&4u*4f ‘
ON TIIK OHLANIIO HIGHWAY
WITH TIIK I'UHCIIAHK OF
*1.00 (lit MOliK
FROM
I t s S jiiifo n l A ve.
R i ^ l i i s R e s e r v e d To Limit Q u a n l i h
H om e C o n tr o lln l S to res
Rinki'iiniiihr Inuiiu in Soulb tern
C akes
iSIXElK) FEED STORE .'fl
I I v: siinifiipil A in
Where ( usloincrH Send Their Friends
v*Rn
'k-rni
Golden Loaf
HUNTS
TH H FC
MANY NEVER
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACKACHES
iW O V IELA N D R ID K -IN T H K A T K R
............. !uw "■' ■'■■■» f"r | *luy lit Camp M.(juiirrla; Joann
...Ighi I., hiiii.il.* Ihe hearings.
ll.il .1 goes 11 ,thl to the heart
•Yuli l*Hp«f • P a in t
. Mlntar
,
CALIFORNIA
FREE Ticket
Icnvc.
' and Sennlu In vole nn. I Alhnan. Peggy Clark. Carolyn
........
Ollh' rumpus! | | lrt, Kdyth Netties and Ktlie, Mue
•♦Inrtril Niiiirt? I hr St fiiUo zNrmnl | |04j,|
Servi.e l oin..... lee thought II
Mrs. Mattie Pell and 'I’v ii'l'm .
Oploaictrlat
—— — . - .—
i In that ctrtaln crus* ptndtnf In
The coyote now hns pxpnnd^'
I n c rtil N o t i n '
(hs Circuit Court In and for «m - its territory from the west east to
liU lll.1 .
i| |M
ll|, Counly.
Innla
Counly, Florida,
Klorldn. In Ch
Chan
Hsv- Ohio, and mntli to Alaska.
- --- -------------------—a .rrry, whorrln Plrut
Hy ( apt. C . Hallltt
NOTirr. O f
WALK Iiik" and Idtan Aiiorlatlon of
Notice In herrhy glrrn Hint pur- Hvinlnnl* I'niinty. n rorpomtlon.
I
Suant to final
rrr rrii«l«»rp$l 1*11 In plaintiff ami Wltllam Lrwla and viciiirln *M. Tliuraion
. AIM. l . .1. I iirlton ot WlOnrnujl
Kht lis t day off July. A. 1». I!»4I», «)li»dya l.wwli, hla wlfa, and John | m«ei»g«*i|.
^
f’. irliiinrtl to hrr homo
MorKim and illadya Morgan, hla f o AI.L rilDDITtMtH ASIt l*Kll u.l%l,i.
m ..i-i* Wuk h c r.l
I wlfr »rr drfrmlanta. tha utidrr- i tU iNH HAVING f'l.AIMK « »ll 1*1*. , ,,K. W,,VI . " V .
i l Mn4 II
<•litiivd NN H|irrliil
Mnatar wIII] m ANI»H AGAINST SMI* ItSTATi: dmiKhtrr itml aon-lft-lllW, Mr. nna t|
I wltliln thr Irirul hotira of aalr oil. You iiimI null of v«hi hi*' h«*ral»y Mi*. |tcn (iimii, Sunnytown KtL ■
Monday l Ii •• Mil, day of HapIrmlnT. 1 notified ami r*-|uli.d to pr»*Mit t %•..
11
ana# r»*»il
r*fiiii Sidilrlrhrr
m im )»>•-• 11
A. I* 1999. offer f»»r m Ip ami a»ll I any rliklnif* und drmatid* wlilih
\
r‘
*
| lo Ihi* Ii IkIm' rI und l*r*l bidder for 1 you, or rltliar of you may have* und «*nlI«11Oil were Sunday visitor* 1 1
| «awh at tin* front door of Ih** | ima|m*t tho «*•!.«»•• of Yh-totia M
thr homr «*f
nf Mi*. W. Sehlelrher. I
. iNnirt Hoiiro of Hrmlnol* ("oiinty. j Tliuratmi. iltMOa-rd lato of **ahl
»|
i
| Floflil.t lu Sanlord. Florida, 11»•* , I'mihiy. i«» tho I'ouiity J iiHk** of
1 1 ‘ 1 , Donald Strunk |
. follow Ina drpi rllo-d property, aim I Hofultodo fount y. Flointi, .it hi, itliil rhildtrn nml . .Mr.
. W. W. Lou- I
t atrd ami h«-Ina lu Hotulnolo f a u n - ! off |.*o lo tho • ouit iooi«o
*•(Raid • •|<i m11k rtijov«Ml it ^urct'anftillinn*
Thle Old T reatm ent Often
| t* Florida, to-wit:
Iftiuhly at Hanford. Florida, within
.
, v lV%
. Smvrnil flfAi'b
• Lot 2T of llooritta Arroa. nn t»e«r ; olnlil i-aUmlar ioouiIip. flout llio
1' *
'
Bringe floppy Relief
tiipipiif ijiily of rooord Iti I titno of llio lii^t puldl* »tli»o of i In^t Sunday.
RAm iUw*vvlor af Iklnry fonrtlon pormtts ; plat
\ ||. ami Mia, I'. IL AntltTSttfl |
hnltonnuf mattrr to rrmaln In janir Mond. | tho ptihllr rororda of Hotulnolo ( thla ttolloo. I*a» Ii •l-ilin ot dcmaiol
i ..lli|i|ii«n Ihitmltl Itltil MoHHi
ft may rauw n.arwmir h*»k*rhr, rbmmatla , founty. Florida, Plat Hook 7. . shall l»«* In wrliliu; m l it ill atalo
l'a«o 52.
I lh« pliito of H old* two n .1 pool
, '
_ ^*t.* .....utliin 1
Mint, Iff pain*, low of pep and rnrr*». *rtS Mil ».ili' wll* tit* outdo purRiiaut . olftro mhlroto* **f tin* rl.tliu ud, niul a ir ^pritdltit! a ntitnin a ' ,
*
tins up nl«M*. Norllinr. riiftlne- »tindrr tha
w
, fwadacbn
......
...
................. HMIC or lo Niul In order lo Rnti*fy Iho . ahall l*o RW«*ro to i»v tiit* •
I.Mutant, j tom ituf thr »tnta*a of lVlll»ayIVIinlR»
•y«f.
nml illuinru,
■rantyTapaacrv
with ymnrtln^ nml binning torina of M
.Nlit filial do«ror
i hln a*r»»t, or IiIr aitornrt. and *»nv , . 0.. ul.,i it', . Yit-oinil
■ranty
|om«tlmr» *hov*NIbrrr tt pnmcthlnf wn»ng ’
Hill'll 4I'liltlU
of
FIIKI* It \v I I in
I aui'h
lain* or
..... m.i
filo d / Mr. mid M i • \»t, |Vlrillt» nml I
svlth
khlatyt «r bUH«hr. m ^
\
IhIiuII hr \ old
With your
y
\« Hperlitl Mn«trr
Don't
wait
I
A
»
k
i«ur
drunlit
for
Doan's
>mil 11 null vveip wi'l'krtnl Vi witor* J
UK«»IKIK
Till
IIST
mN
Pm
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Ills. $• •tlmuhnt dl*»»»lio, u**d •urrrMfully |
Pill*.
A** administrator of tho
ut thr lioiiit’ of Mia. Pclrilh) i l
milllong I... m.r :a yrajs, Doan'«
IN Till! r o l ’ltT n r TIIK fnl'NTY
hy mil
Kntutc of
rrlkf and * "• l"t,. tb^ I . ialir« of . j|Tfn)i:, SK.MINnl.K FOt'NTY.
mntlirr. M i- K. Kn»bm.
Yli’toria M ThuiRton
I lOt OURo-d
Mi mill Mi- Hud .ItH’y of New
t t ! t u H ‘u I i 'e ‘M ir
1*In ro: Kilalr INof «,' “ »"ATK
III*! puhlh.it Ion Jilt 21, 1919. I V,.ik lm\o initial the (iroril® (
PACE
Fern I'ark News
Dr. Henry, McLaniin
—DRIVE-IN—
THE SANFORD HERALD* flANfORT) FLORIDA
AUGUST 4. 1949
^ + -H v H + + y + + + + + + + + + + -!'t -+ + + + + < .* tt+ + + 4 + + + + * 'H -^
III... .1 have In he hearings heThe following I II girls left on
'" "
•o.igiessirmnl rommlllees Monday for I II Glul. camp In the
wlii. b. after Ileal log a lot of wit- NuHntllll Forest foi a ..lie week's
H"
S. PARK AVI'.
eight millions have been spent on tell them wind kind of In-urmire
i nic f.n nalienls. Another $2.'l,-1tliry should rarry. These me all
600,Dial Iih - gone for resenri'li seek- •luntters of personal prerogative."
TALBOTrS
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P o ta to e s No. 2 c a n
I'm!. 1*1... • I'.d.'t
T issue 2 rolls
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Oft One Fur' |O r
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Dewey’s Order
((instruct Ion.rrmly to to and I am
Imphy to iii|init, Iimy« On lililney
ill tjiu Ittirik In imy.fnr il "
The i'orntiiltli-i' "iiiil the ■1**1‘1
Hunches Of France
Inn) Ifi7ri.lilin.mill nviiilnliln ■>111
Apr. t fin puli]i<- wiirlt» rtiiiiilruc
tion, AI,mil tllM.tiH0.mi0 i under
mull m l, the ii.'jmii ml.l. m»l
2,000 built a n now (Wine service
to .117,001 herds In M M artificialIbreeding association* thnughoat the
I<<u» Ilmira Vrmm Cum I Utr. >1 S’lit ion, The rapid growth of lha
!„_■ mi Id twu nutatiimilng Jerney built , in nirram it thown by th« Incrrata
rti to the Houtheaatern Artificial I over IWI of 91,084, or 40.8 percent,
... Hresiling Aaaociatlon, Aahevillc, in numlwr of herd*, and 608,8.1.1
. N. C. MuikjIo Sybil Ponipey, eight nr 1M percent, in nufaher of cow*.
Cattle Breeding
1
year* old, had 17 daughter* whose
, average |iruductitin woa 1.0M
Waters of Great Halt Laka are
I jiuijiidfl of milk nml ISO iinond" of
loved to contain 400 million
r* | fiiitlerfrit higher than their dam*.
In His non, Hyldl Pnmpcy Itoyai Lad,
us *ia yeaia old, Inul nine daughtri"1
of with average production I,Kill I
Miicift-nt field ever to start In tha
I piniiiila of milk arid 70 pound" o f ■PMirmrit Stakes was 14 In 1870,
,,,, liuttelfut more than tliolr darn".
I,,.
Theae Inill* Join 20 ntlier proved
|. Iiulla ill the .SoutheaKlern at ml.
j from which aemen ia * hipped doily
lo fill nrlificial breeding assoris-l
1:181,000,000 i" In L'n mi'li '
It art t)fin yoar.
Imported
OKA CHEESE
“O K A ” la a world-faaiaua aaail
aofl "high" th w w Mad* by
monk* In a QusWr tnonaalry,
from the original Port flu Halut
(Franca) formula.
Thla cheese la rtally costly,
and our allotment, undrr gov
ernment restriction,,. I" very
limited. Comes in It-o i cakes
Order Youra Now
Exclusive With
Safety Glass
inn tailed
While You W a i t f l j f l E j
ANNETTE’S
Orlando llgwy at French Ave.
$2.95 Up
Call 1278 For Free Estimates
A C E G L A S S CO.
21) Hanford Av*.
|l I'Mf lal|,
nmie mi. fno ntnnv disrupting
f .i-i" In our modern world for
•'» ho united a* tliev
•IMMIhI |*fi,
"/ congratulate Vacuum Foods fo r starting such a
' " " ‘iiv the French nre not linnrhi'tj linvo Ihiiikos tri live In,
...... must of the in nre old, nml
fl""i> who want to wenr clothe*
Imvi- nlintv to keep them comffMItlI«[(*.
I i n nee'* nrolilem Ih t lint there
.... 'wo illsllnrt Frnnres. Tide ill*.
'••"'•on runs Imek to the revolu'"•'i '""I further. The few deteri in., how the life of Fliinre Ik to
•... iidiniiii"ti,rod.
I '" "iii*«e* linvo never "linred
'
lo (lie on-guing of tile re'• ddh Till* l« the IiiimIh for Cuni'iiniii in in Frnnce. Tlin«e In
i.uilii.i il\ nre rnuv necking to re.... k tiii.i lung injuslire nmi a*
it,' ,l» CiiiiiniitlilHin Niili*idi.",
I-'V
15” Baskot Tot
*"»•«»« y s Hie easy way
to^ g*« good linym III,* llilh
J#" foam inliliee stuff,.,|
haby doll with ent ry nwny
baakvt. Jointed water-pronf
•d Ilnili*. Coo voire. A buy
you won’t want to mUa.
ivorthivhile program fo r the citrus groivers o f the state
toys NATHAN MAYO, F lo rid a C o u u n u aio u er p i A g ric u ltu re
I( I'.iu n n m il find ii w av to ad"i i iiep ernmmile life in ii . wny
ll <ii Hirin' uf Hiu cominim lieuple
on
Inn" ill the guild tillIIIt* I
.... mi iiv if nod tliinir*. on.ie In end,
111.>»• ■niiveiilenres mid imne *n..... . i Cnmimiiii*m will die.
•I l l n i w i n, im lllln g m u JIIIII'III
It
11... 11 mending,
<'110111111111*111 feed" upon iimr"l-
youm
wm* temtmomv cm m m um n
in c o m « - ° "
gODUCTION CO*1 1 '
1
Only 2t<H for this 12” doll
In full rnwlioy die** . . in
gallon lint, hnlslnr . . everytiling life-like. Foam inlilier
■tuffsd body .I'lnslle iienil.
Cup v«lr«, A Penney l,uy-
S S ***
T
M MICI
*#u'
00 FIR 1 0 * D ,l,V I*
in i* the hugr"t nf the la*
between Nmlit nml Huutli
Mary-'
. w e a l T H A N I**0 0 '
V A lU * *
be enrolled immediately in Growers' Guar
anty. for a one, two, or three-year period
or the growers ufitiun.
Tha aniiuuucamaiit of S at uuui Foods' revo
lutionary Growers' Guaranty plan lias met
with unprecedented acclaim throughout the
citrus industry.
Nathan Mayo, Florida Commissioner of
Agriculture, says: "This Is a big undertak
ing for an individual company and I cungralulala Vacuum Foods fur ilartlng such a
worthwhile program for the citrus growers
of lha stale."
TUFTED HOBNAIL
“The qioat favorable thing we’va h ad . .,
It is gratifying to know we’ve got a flour,"
•ays H. C. Brown. Giannont, Grower.
\T A ill!V ! Wonderful lo Vfitalt
fed* mi ironing! You can cut
“The fact that even one him has a floor
uuder ilia price la bound to have its psycho
logical effect," aaya M. (!. Peters, Floridagold Cilrisa Carp., Lake Alfred.
c apreuilw In luiU lor ninlchlng
tew! Lovely pitold ‘ ttlorH. Full
“One of the moat helpful and stabilising
things soar dona for the industry," says
Henry I* Pringle, Leesburg, Grower.
WOMENS
WASH DRESSES
fife
s WOMEN’S
RAYON SLIPS
Sjteefal for tills week*
end mtlyl -liv e ly first
quality Ruytm, Hallo
Hllps. I,ae« trlinmnl.
Pastel culota, Hlics ill-
on aevrral humlred'ciit.
)on wash friK'k*. I'm
rales, soenuckois, ami
broadcloths. Hiii's U
to 44.
,
GIRL’S
I rRAYON
PANTIES
1 * f v ‘ 1' ' '
*
K
IVOR
mg
-
MEN’S
Wo r k sh ir t s
Short B l a a v * Blue
Chambray Hhlrta. Just
Tight for these hot
summer i|aya. Stock
wp. M ia w
price,
To eelecled growara of quality oranges,
Vacuum Food* now offara lha opportunity
of enrolling in the Growara' Guaranty plan.
If you qualify, you benefit from the firit
genuine fag
plat* iu t^ta citrus
industry.
Growara' Guar anty not only provides a
guffuuhod minimum price for your orange
crop, but gives you additional advantages
never before dieted ta orange growers by
any agency, public or prtvute.
. ,_v - . - ,
1 s A UnRtad number of quality graven wUI
3. If you qualify, you agree lo deliver to
Vacuum Food* at picking time a certain
number of boxes of oranges —the quantity
to lie based upon an estimate of your crop
yield for the coming season.
3. Vacuum Foods guarantees to pgrehase
your crop at the full average market price
fMiid by Vacuum Foods for all oranges pur•
i hated from a U sources during the month or
leoiuouJ period when your craft is picked.
4. Vacuum Foods guarantees lo pay you a
minimum contract price of not Us* than
tl.lHt fter box delivered, regardless of mar
ket conditions,
5. When the agreement goes Into effect, you
immediately begin lo earn a guaranteed
monthly iiuvme that i* enough ta more than
cover all normal production cost* at Vacuum
Foods’ risk f This cash income Is paid lo you
each month throughout the whole year, at
the rate of Sf per boxt per month on your
entire estimated orange crop plus an extra
amount at picking lime, For example. If
your agreement covers 4000 bate*, your
monthly cash income under Growers* Cwar*
enty i* $200M)I
4- If the average market price al the lima of
delivery la leu than 91.00, under Growers*
Guaranty you *till receive the full $1.00, lew
the amounts already paid to you. And If the
average market price la more (ban 11.00,
i ’ocwwm Foods guarantees you Me dijerence, whatever Uit! Growers' Guaranty gives
you double protection —protection against
lotto* in low
protected profbe la
high markets)
W h at O row ar*’ O u aran ty offar* you
• A guaranteed minimum price fur >our
ortuigr crop
• A guaranteed monthly income all yaar
round
• A guaranteed market fur your crop at full
market price
• Priority iu handling your fiuit in tha
event of crop damage
• A permanent "home” for your fruit in the
expanding segment of the citrus Industry
• Secured Income without auestmenls, regatdleu of general market condition*, tot
Us* Uf* of your agreement.
Now t a find a u t m ar*
eb airt O raw are1 O u aran ty
Your regular dealer can give you full infor
mation about the revolutionary Vacuum
Foods’ Growers' Guaranty plan.
Utscuia It with him. Let him explalu lha
details, answer your questions, estimate
your own monthly income and minimum
yearly Income based on the estimated yield
of your own gro*e.
Or, if you prefer, write direct to Vacuum
Food* for information un Growers* Guar*
anty. Address your request to the parsgoal
attention o f Mr. H. A, (Bob) Fandtr,
Manager Fruit Procurement Department,
Vacuum Food* Corporation, Plymouth,
Florida.
Remember, only a limited nuinbar ol
growers can be enrolled in Growara' Gum*
anty. Therefore, ii ia to your advantage ta
obtain complete Information without delay*
�ta Unity T h m Is Strw ifth—
T . Protect the Ph m of Um WotMi
Congress R eceives Commies Hold Nationalist China Written Off
Trimmed Version Of Protest Pactjj As Failure In U.S. White Paper;
Arms-For-Europe Bill
W edemeyer Plan Disclosed
P re sid e n t
C a lls
D em o L ead er
In !
To
WTRR Broadcasting Equipment To
fj.OOO T ro o p s
C ool
At dot Of M a rch e s;
S ta ff C h ie fs G a th e r
T o I )is< iiss A lliance
A I" *.ii s ! ' • . I'oreign
lrM
.ushall Warned Nalinnalisls
Tlint
c
(Mfi nsivr Was Doomed lo
^n!n!''Ct/\finpi.
PARIS. Am; 7 -(/P i —Communr * . 1 H * M i i ' . i Me R e "Is Mi.mrd I i(IO singing marcher*
V r a r f lim a Aid f t n '• t " l l<> P’ m o i i r todiiv mi ptnini against Atlantic
s c h o o r p " a n Tp0a 8? e d
Ci.mt T w o V r . n A •
I '• <I * »vrt t h r o w
P.M I I,ill* line. lull the piCtenCf
. I fi.ttOO trc«*|M .Hid police in the
W AMIINUIV. AmS 'i //)■,
I II
i i * |/P)-- !ai** *,! Mil 1 *JI ..*.* 1 ■
' ' mi 1 i n' - *UK. 5 —(/p,
r^
WASHINGTON Amp 5__t/P)_
Work of tianiferring bniadcasting equipment from the Msvf.nt Place Of I t PtMirnrde cooled the
IarMl (.eneitl Albeit F M'e.lie.vr.
.I .
..b'anre tit it tit •Ml ID I,t Mitltf . t . it.
• * • h i "1 Stale Viheaon
The Administration tent to Congress j
»«•
Station WTRR * new building rad «u the hnin i. p»o I drnioiitlMioi* attlor. The match’ • • • i'ii-ti*l 1 he I hinrae t omurged President liu n n n in I’M/
" * i» il <omed i" th* n ite rs I tilt,”
today a new eims-for-Europe bill J " * « « • and t» ii expected that most ol the ciiiipmrnl will ;c rr in- fi> sum dir l "inmuniil anthem.
..... *- t- iiihI *it Uuv >a and
lo adopt a new five-vr.ir atil pm
' I.. I .11
II. iilvu -t against llir |*m|H**'il * iit.j. ■!.-*.
• mint St.itiB wtlilngthorn of proviiiont giving Pre»ident J *»« «• Tuesday nifflit following the hroadca.t of the Imic Im II came. ih> ItPriuntmii.ilp
gum
fm Nation lint I T , , |
.11 hnl s. mild plunge t hill i nilti -1 .11 .*.
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help Ml,. lirople of
Truman rower to decide when and:
' v ' fn" ‘nS may be returned W rdnriday morning from the new IotaI l.rs made mi ritrinpl to bicak Generalissimo (Timii^ K aiShel
11... • 1 '•>( I* 11ii.- in*le|irnd*
Ih*.
Noe
fI>v«a*i
fill* ! r•f |>n|irp. boltlered Won) I *. »* * I'• ,h i t" |. | ’*im iii
1 ' ' M'. • >*1 , s review ed
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Th* new meaiure. lubmilted to
h(1 hnfl |lIgt rP.
** **.,(,iv H .if .u n i' i 1 f . .
nhi'Mi mi I* idle equipment, In . l|iii r I "turnI mi) inns
■ ' '■>*.. .ti.i 1 in nee of a'
■ rn pie- ft H.tlixi f*»§•*1
the Hour* and the Senate, named reived approval from the- Federal
*
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s li.itl iMletoletl In march on
We.lrinrvei 'fill itie. Pi* i I. nl
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...|inrl tn
tpeulirally the countries to be j i d - 1Cnmmimlcnf Inn* Commission o f' rax
n
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r. IVif I S n u ll* v m i tbr square Jtm .ii-lion u s ,if*< *is tn M ii
1*01‘h 11, Mill*
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t •• thin hit* vi *till 'I t -■•1 1 •ii. r
' '* ................... . , IIITin'" na*'' 1 1* •* mi *■»11it1*•tt( 4*1 n total;
•ml I'loleit ss;im 1 the pirrence jj)r ( |,ltlr.r
1.
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ed under ihe I1.4SO.OOO.OOO p ro -’ u 'J' j Z™ Mv m ™"''1*
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It made no rliange however, in In he completed next week, whrti
1 loe I ■ "I .1 ill nil*, ale tinrll"ing , |iai|sinti Ml lie I 11 I 1 1
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till
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f • • .uni ft-iM «•%!»•*. ♦*
coat ol the proposed program. The 11 date will tip iinnounri'd for open
All Hint \ | | mmi r Alral^gV.
, ' 1I* Ml 'lie |h» ♦ * 'I'l.li- in | *I' >*' *"
,t H liiii in in 11 ft ,iii,
pin|»oird outlay has been riitm ied hmi c for visitor*.
Tlit* i.tff *fm f nlit*iulv had Il" Wliit. H, •Il f
n i/
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tvconnel of the at.tlon tncludea G n | | R | .f | ( | k .; S i y . | . , w Umn' »*1 i nn! iiiM'hlmiij |t, inilr!
sharply by holb Republican! and Mvmn
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with
west'
Mill Mil** r.U
♦ kj * I lift A1M f Ii
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Pfmocrati
—- - - - in
— Congien.
Marlon Harmon, program director; [
f.111 k'• i , lie III *♦ i I Ml If' •11 1|
ftrn i hi t' p*m it t’liM'f ‘*
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The lewritten meaiure wai »ub- (>|rk Aiken. sale* manager; Kfa* f1■"1 it I #l*t
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| M'll' " il lO.e >*'*{ tf'Mp, MlM-f tM t i
* * 1 ■• ’ I til"*- l.-t(,ir llir nty' |ttl*f of * tn
lit Case ( )l N e w W a r theyipi^e
milled tn the Senate by Chairman morion Brown, chief engineer; I
rinh" v reict't'it 11 delegation t l|,M1
o. 11 - charted
r„M„.iiv fD Text ol the Foreign J "" Williamson, e<udstnnt to the 1
nf f«nit » mu tn nti mI* t'vlcf in (W
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Connally (IM ex o, the W
.,,,,., ,.,^n„ r; Walter Collier amt
WASHINGTON. \ , „
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I'm U i ' s nilti*
,flt...... mu The scanted a third
Relation! Commitlet and to the e lJnr|(on, engineer nnnouncera; T()r *
u flir
,
• f Iif 1 IlMlrat
" lie I ,11 Fast.
M c k iM iin O u tlin e s S a n fo rd
N .H ifin d
draft law M„.,.l|t,4; I.... gilt, (nit I f II"If J'Ut I H''
^ Home by Chairman Kee (D-WVa) JuHnn Ktenatrom, eport* director;*
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id aa ............... .... -"lid Omv had 1 P*|t
W 0f ibe Foreign Affair* Committee., Mr*. Edith Padgett, secretary-! »r >‘,n,,d '» nm nanre m t a o of
n't*
I*■ r .til
in
long-nip*
in-lf
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Connally told reporter* the new ‘ treasurer and Mis* Fay Dornidorf [ *n.lilen'inilbteal *.l w **
linn t<* p"
pioieK' eg ,1"1* *he
S a id o r d
S n o t a r y G u a r d s ( om fdr!:*
Itlltlll! fj
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i Mi Achcion
■\(hit*i ■ itii' ioig** her* wer» pro*'IP (1.
.■ ii
t.v Secretary ol ln the program department.
, o f l e t i m y n ih e p,-v, I n n bill wa» dratted hy
y
The one ntorv concrete block
ct
mfo - •
n »h *m 1 letter
Milii m v ! '» i Mi !» vuenti'* *........ iiga'i, 1 a pence- |. 1
State Acheion and ha* the approval ( ,)M||(||n(c fncea 53 feet on First I I hr National
l*.,f
i.ivtu,* P" ta nod Hu ■* “ an ted ,
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Connally di»clo»ed the cbatige* al- ' I, wing in the rear. It I* located | ' ’l -nking * "risM'i, i>> eiirm i ii"
In »l n l. *"< It ! Coll-Mil Wot- 1
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romiinltee and Hhout I It) ferl from tlw radio dt-sit will he >*mMil'ir*l l>v lh- 1,.| 1 i. ,1.1 mi received a deli rollon i
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1 hu 1 let.....
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Johnson.
1 of the but... .. and in the rear I•' >'r» ' made up>
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I •►«» \ihiiito i’.Mt 1s*'1 t.ii'l LtJileun t
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The revamoed bill spells out | Is the t> liv IH foot control room jfin i'ia l I. II H,""l doe* **>i "I " Fl ' Pi h 'Viul.'i i will not let the
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.1 new will
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that rearmament atstetnni'r ilnml'i on each stile of which nre the IwolAimv petsniin'I. '"<1 ", 111 Mile, iMitiou
I* MI1 IIfill 11
Mniis
\ mi" "" im imirUta had p
<'ip* *ih *
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he given to the nations willsh ] etudios which ran lie vieweil fro in 'v,rw ,|wl ,|tr
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tin l’'CH(lenl
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have an-nrd the North Atlantic ihe control rooms through double* .......................
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I'm 1 'll anttctpiitloii nf
FactJ. to
and
Turkey, Inin
Iran, 1[ llluta
plate windows. The
larger ulii.lli,
studio ■
1 the I iss to stay "" 1 1
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in to it lit
Horea. and the Phlltpplriru.
, ia III by 18 feet In sire, the aluall-1 ( ompe,!. Hionl .ml inigtn not tr„„hi. wiM, tin ......... iim lsnim reh;) f
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There was no nmvlsion left. 1 1 i t . nine by 10 feet.
Tnve lime In enait *> urw ‘lelective *r< tint ihore was none. The first
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In the original bill tn permit the
The 10 foot addition In the rear t;P|VKf
„| . sm( i ati.n l gnmp of Commtinlat num heis
if K pH• •
Pretidant tu extaml
to any | nyusea
iiou»en the
air-conditioning And even after pa**agf *.f >111 It a gaMicresI ipititly. ItppiHinitly lilt- i
President
extemt aid
am rn
tin- Serval
be:
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ami heating unit,
which was Inether nation ha .bellewd ttqtlirad
MaUijed and
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fill
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t i* hisnigli lh#
(JO day* before the neee«sary math- ' aMrmnl to march on tlie i"ntiaasy
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if MVf 1-pm mm i*r
p.it h it f 10 «• *11* r
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1 if tn* helpful."
, in 1 iiresonily
Hu .oldiera* and poltce rnlleil
y nemoeralic cuntreaalonal leader* conditioning, waa dug by W (5, 1 jtM,h" the pimmnt stamlbv law,
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trucks
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hi omi , Ac lie son
to the While llntiae In an effort Hodges, who also instnlleil plumli- wi ,..i|
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,H,t l*een used nice "P ■, ...............
11,t in Hfi
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tn get nasaage of * controversial Hit*. One to luck of a sewage out- f t
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p<t
federal aid to education bill.
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nil •
let. a septic lank has been in stall- 1 mediately.
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1 tin time thay
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The controversy over whether ed near the Imildlng by T 0.1 (if Mie lluee armed service 1. the •" ’
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liilhllc funds rhoilld lot made avntl- Brown.
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Arniv alone has I,ml need **f Um
Th- foicea «Ji"u* out to
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Studios and (lie rontrol r 00m j dt oft ■"> World War II .... led. I urea of the H S cmiImpssv. i » p *
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• * MMI111* ( Dschools for auxllinrv services has jliave walla faced with ruhticrixed | Tim N»v • ami Air Fnree ii.'itc: vent f’limniiiniiil fmrii * 1 "
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ir..m inii.s (in Pane T a il
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have ke(it lip tlieir , i i t their n iM M M I P ' , ’ d l l ' f e o t *
tile. ceilliiK* of special nuitri iisl I small'"
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and flooring of a*<plialt tile, all de- 1 slrrepMs
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Railln
cars,
miiturcycl*
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• 1 1 Mllil i I'UHkl
l.st
several ambulant" - stood '■
reflection or echo. These material! | would 1' t wh»
i. t lit'l*i Ilf th#
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military chiefs held wluit "
United Lumber Co., ami by Mill
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h’hitmg va.
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On neither side of the front en 1 ..................... ii tuired strength by
The American rbmt*--Anu
TA1.!,AIUS8F,J!. Aug. S—f/PI trance are the rest rooms. A lin I | v„ , m l i i t m e n t s . " hr sold. f t n| (itna, M. Bni'lley, An 1
! lin f im \v’1*1*11 ♦1 •!» I k*
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Governor Warren again today ra- way running the Width of the .Wl.
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ii< 1 i" ling 1IMI "
f vith th#
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for ,«,„|ng n ,;rMPr«| Hoyt V andentng
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ouraled Thomae Gurney of Or building gives «ce»» |o tlicse MU,l (|()if, ,M
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m 11 11i %( thtit
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|mmP(|laate fut A(| intrnl Louie lienflehl **r
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lando lo rontintie to aervp aa to the offices. Another linllwuv ore
1 C|h 1 • \ • if I* i nI f •1 putt ttf the
Novy-.lefl t'n ri' on sch. doh
rhalrman of Ihe alate hoard of farther hack connects the studios
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rontrol nnlll the end of the ape- and sound room ami will contain I |,e I *"*' *m Hm Itook*. -lilic money tj(l|li
1t|.|i ml fit f t
fill '•Mill' ft 1 II " »n »n* Hn«i#r
rial session nf Legislature.
, tfill* i I'll .....
. ......... -niM hf put
the record rack*.
it,* ,.,ioh for tise In the misc of 1 -p,’,,. |,nrty s v h * given ........
........... ........'! liicreaM cTcIculuinc r\1,Mhhi Tn l l ismi ss tIIffMV'fl(1»M|M -ill
MIV ill'I.
M .j *•• *1*1(1 IM'I I U S.
A concrete walk, 42 Inches, wide, „n „„„" geurv. A month’s |h’,*y , Informal welcome bv M*.
Aug.
k—f/P)
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TALLAHASflBK,
! tht I »•" ■ 1 St.itl'i, “ dii con a s a
MI'S '
»tHM’tib ,t o'vornIn Ml*
will
commander tn chief. Hiiti-h
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i n ube
. llaid
a i n along
a i u u a the
v i s a front
■ i v . n vside-m. ight
1111 g 111*•• Magic next time.”
I [Mills (Vrrli
ftimey of of
U | . . o v „|, provide I
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1 ut **H?iif(iiuti!
—Chairman
H| tit
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spcmllairman Thomaa Onrney
0j ,j,e
building, end
and the
thespaca
spaca
1 niemist Hie Army la " ‘OM’ Marshal Lord Montguumi
th* building,
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..... *t*, •tiL 1 y lllltf Hit*f I I 1 1Up* 1
the State Board of “ ”,]*ro|J ’’*• | between this and the «tr*ct will 1 than si n,in men short of the
(nn „((|r,,t4 These m < I*
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P'd t " • H * liilil*?*** N (• 11mjm11nl
■sked\ 0 ?Vm!lO
*1 Jean He Loltr* M
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11m .b
M i l AfM3£1 \ \ n
. . *« h J i d •» •“rtneed to permit parking.
H77.0non
(i( man celling allowed In
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tl » 111| |-| ! KftfiM'i1
k'" *t "I
1 lavedd of hla dutle* a t a board
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English supplies! the roof-1 Presid'
Prcsulv 1" Till man’s budget.
signs’ txml forces chit *
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111 *..ds said offielela nM pot V)lr, (lll, 8 |r
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h*nn - * t l"i! *> ."j,.*,* .,*),( loss by
Phillips Industries of Orlando
j hr fitf t rim i| lift m •"i ♦*
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Gurney aald the rerpiaat had Ing.
it
the
shortage.
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window* end doors. Glass
I'll 4f flit ( if«r| Nh* » *'*• ♦»»♦ HfMil I
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nothing to do with tha recent dii- provided
• «tilt hi , i. ,*,)> t ■->•I, 1f mattvu-e Admiral
A.lmimt R
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B*|H" • »*’r i'""ilig . Which It.lS been Vice
ohn,
t , '.1,111 [ f lit Bill If' It nib ii I ■« I 1
•„ * |ft
agreement between
the hoard, was Installed by the Ace Glass Co. InufM •It.tit
r«*crn(ly,
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GftMi IM’*• •Imm
flag officer f'*l the III,' d I
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the Governor and the Cabinet and Sanford Paint nnd Glass Co. pick -ip tfriplMiilly.
• Im
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• pMV.fl *-! 1 1. lifts -1M|I IflllKlir*! i #«t| fhr 'MiMfu*"
*'1 Mft'b
over pay ralaea a t the univer The Senkarlk Gians and Paint
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supplied
the
paint,
which
was
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I" l,11,1s*I till*,' MlMrll nf f Im m M ••( II*'' • <
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The hoard authnrlied the in applied by J . Ruasl.
| flifv ruhr Inif» • f t *
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T o H o ld Finh Hod t tt ,i■.nnt i, <i< ">>" , I' .htii iil ."id -hi imI imiAl
crease* and declined to withdraw
h ie s In W u H h in i^ to n
t flr fill IIIr* Mni't" i( in "L i" " i,'i # 1 l J
V
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(lot
>. (hi mi i n> >>iih" I*........ lit all, .1
them. The eontroverey waa aet- Jaycees Will Honor
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'll #(I*1 ling *f ' I"
i appv and ..iliafic'l, nn*t ' I""rfm >'. »*innrnf »« imuvmmih ................
tled by a Cabinet ordar flatly
Tha
City
Recreation
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Elisabeth
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VVcii Mm' iM ' i W e e k e n d
Sanford Ball Club wlil'i"’ of tin* late Arthur R. Mar mrnt, In co-operation with 1*>• rival (iHiiiilntim, to N itl.ioali *•
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barring nit raise* for alt Statu
Gsll, That
ii (nt«t i n ' 1 1 ♦ till# ••• 1 tIm m L/ il mu ikr»
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employee unless specifically au
Bemlnole Spurtsmnn Aa-m " i " 1" "•"is
shall
ami
former
resident
of
BanMHirhiv 12 |»rr*'Mt( #>VIM » ■ t* 1
r, t'lit,mg Kat .Slick «g>>,' t» f
Clll# Atiti, Aug f, i/Pi—Tvtnthorised by law.
The Semlnolj County Junior
and the Jaycees Is plain,""' > iirgat,ire,
i, >t him nod m *Iu, i hi * •■ ffnui a v^a» tH*»» M • *1* 1
41*1 1, m, *.i ,1* t i i
I I'cralu ,' < "i t.ii,< "ii‘- nppcarrd
"Gurney said "four year* of Chamber of Commerce voted nl ford. dtrd July 28 at the home "Fish
Rodeo"
for
chlbli*"
i hp,i« HIV,
•if tmicitsctl Alimririiu milttai ,• half wlinl ll>r» (*(Mhnnnv m im
' j .....
*ald 1“ noon meeting
« tin»' Tt
1 h« Tourist
TrnirI»b "f h"» "later. Mr*. Theresa W. l.nko Charm In Oviedo. Aug
i.'iiile i f .' tlw Mill" . <1 iivor the
gratuitous
service
In this ,poll- their
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at 1-thn
at nt*"I f"ii" * till,let tin- a»|ii" via in
I " cnkeml *11• t ) \>', .A *,f |ili'»!*nt
Thomaa in Washington I> C. In
1It#- * -HM* • MfllfMl M.||
* hf* iik«*r«*fi*if* him'tif
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tlnn has taken a tremendoua toll Center yesterday to hold Ian” Jo
ap - whhli
City
Mnnnger
Clifford
M>'
ailssiiniH
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Atlici,in"
a
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city Ihe funeral and burial
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III >f
H e' S■ t
* i>tal* and [on,, *,i .(.in... i 'll
'tmlllCI ' ' "tiiri
nf my financial resource* a n d , predation night for the membln Hnnomtccd this morimu:
iimii would la’ rallied m 'nut
.dace on July 80.
I awls W pntfewuv
v-o ,, d lt( H * ' i'II'I HHt fill’ll, i fSit.'♦}
Thn I’.'* "' iitiiir :ovnrei| the
has not helped my physical re-, bars of the Sanrord Giants Use- tool
R.
F.
Gunas
In
serving
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A Mttf m• v Mmv I** jib w.iillinro I'l hm"liafl for th*' Railrmiil 1 ."nn"
and Northern
source!." Members of the board, ball team, hut referred the tleclrliHlrmen of the committee >>■ tlie iiitliliin liiii, Am t"i* *"i I""
■s P• pt I 11HIMI n
tl* (lHl»U fsesf *A
)+ t'ochle!
"M, said Ion*• dl'danc*' 1**11 , **
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-i inllng tliq
whtch supervise affaire of elate
'resenting
tho
three
orgrnn/n
nruill
ur'lively iig’ig*'*! I" "Mowed for Souttirrn I!* II. *i
ft
Vm
l * | imi ft»t| 11mIsi v mercury oa-t th,» too mark in
Wk
Vh. ht^ * h1 nt1, t i r J ! , r s 1 "• ....
•I",v Ct0” Episcopal f
.I f colleges, serve without pay.
Iona
In
the
project,
nnd
a
(m t,a* id'll wm fine."
taJ i . L to d
f
* IChutch. Bhe lived a t 80B Magno"Ml hp mado rffccllv,. ho , m • 1 , 1 Mi* M wit if n f t n i m t V* ( ’ • • hi
-Oiitn hi rn ■
Governor Warren reported he
ing tn dlecuie the projert ■>*'•
ti < liiinig reduce fntiil* * mouitk "’her lines im noon a:, ihev "• III| . .lull* • L m| f li ill ff ft! rlni 1 tIi#*
•Ttiudv It'ld 11" t" '. t "... itl'pl "1)1had not seen Gurney’a request
W. a t . ,
Jr., who t . k
;V,PP: r flmoFfn« " t o h(w 'S h ln T held at 7:110 o’clock
[>,* '* iiii'iil'* iinllonal Inulgcl “"til n * nnroved, pcohahly hv !',*".t I
.(ti'u i f i f ,t* «• 'it
fit
f | t t ‘ r i Mr |< »frs-R
tiound I t!itii,titii."-t,>rn -talcs
for permlaslon to retire from fhu conducting a water safety pros.
' m° m * . . u i l v w " Sft night at tho City Hall
•<| tn (lie military m tin’ g'lv.'in
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"oil the '"tillo n piirl of the
board and had no comment.
gram at the Mayfair Inn pool ’ *"»
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view
to
greater
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The four-year terms of Gur for the American Red Cron*, told Macha . nt one time
Mldtlle
Atlant"
-tainLight
,'ffecllv»n«*a nf amalh.'i foe *
t i l l i R il
i f 11
A* Ml I if
(Mil*
f IMI If* ' “In
it, incrcane. niMcrt to iiiihii"
ney, Thomas W. Bryant of Lake the organisation of Ids nctlvltlea " ''' "jl sJleeant at thS T lttre Carl Rabun LlpHt fl
fell in ."me pnrts ami
7 Chilis withdraw itn .... .
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Aliurovnl
of
tin*
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had
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nt*.*! 'veto reland and J. Henson Markham of and outlined an advanced course •»« , kMr«F#nl
the
*ol,c#
stationed to Jap.i"
OiiHty Bo«( h lb’H‘1 ("niH toire.i
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Jacksonville expired Jana 87, but lo ba conducted here next week. H,n
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W arren Mid he had aaked them
Vice-President ,.h » Hh.P„ .r ,l, R (1(m t. v e , t T o E „ f e r
ijiiickly ns (mssllile fur China t", II *||iH,>
M" I I f'l? •
btliMil (h*Ill", i’lll I Fair weather and near normal
"'fivrr. I tie,,. " ill I.. n .
to continue acting until after thd preilded a t the meeting in tho
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M'vl" lor di!inl!»al tnmucrntiiina .v,"c itpuitcd oved
ii / special legislative western so absence of President John Ben
of the Dusty Hoot , Rn ' < „i|i|illrs, motor mnlotcnunce (uiri.i
(iovemor’H Race dent
,r flit *mII M "tn|iliiiril
— they can draw mi their Intimate karik, Jr., who la attending thg
moat of the Eastern dates and
Aaioctatlnn at n meelmg
„,|,i r atore» ....... the United
night St the clllli house a* tlm stB|ei
knowledge of the college system State Jaycee convention In Key
'long the P 'l’ifi* c»a*t
So ld ie r A r r e n t r d
to present needa of th e unlrerJ WeaL
1,os ANGELES. Aug, 5—(/Pi— Municipal Airport, tie aiiccn-di
St. The Nationalist government
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Today’s political tip from the in- P. A. Mcro, and assumes hi- nr* „.,.k to cut axpeinllturra to balance
\ e p i i ( T.iker, l l o l i d H v |
alders: Look for another Room - duties Baturday.
ARNALL IN "RING"
da budget ami atahllisa Its curTHK WFATHER
0"W ABBT
ATLANTA. Aug. 8—f/P»—Gov vrlt luit In tlm ing about Get. I.
A soldier from the Orlmolo Ao
Ham Cochran wa* elected vi'i nuicy.
BALTIMORE. A’
• —(9*1— ernor Herman Taldmndgu brought
.Inmes Roosevelt sail venterdayr president; Mrs. D. I. Hendrl'-k.
lit Remove civil edmlnlstarlion Ha«a. Pfc. Gary Negsn HI, VVHA Mu I I Rnhln*on of l.aku
"It wasn't anvthlair,' aald Louis the name of former Governor F!l- that's
when hg_ expects to an • ; treasurer; J, V. Williams, scri" «t China from militaty contim taken from behind tin* will"'I of Marv will ha' c charge of the of
.....
JACKBONVII.LE
J . Oreflce last nlgM '
ba da- tla Arnall Into the Investigation non nre hi* Intentions toward ths tary. Plans were made f<" "
ii green colored Dodge Bed an (lie of Mi., i 11h Wood at 11, coiinu a i i i i w k iiT V ii"
Itvered nrematura t
and kept • f an alleged atate-orotected boot- governorship of California.
i nrlv yesterday morning nv Pa tv luune demoUNtratioii agent,
Hlsmnrk
picnic to celebrate thn second
i
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r
lljem alive In U
Wg liquor ring today.
"I w«nt to conault with people anniversary nf the rlnh,
JA C K SO N V ILLE . Aug. 6 1/1*1 Dolman C. B. Hum km to fm - iIhimi; the nest four week i wlilla
Denver
fashioned from I
A man Identified a* Ultnile* F. rluirgee of aDallmr tho nulom > ihe lilt," it on her viii’iitlon
Arnall nromntly replied he in the central and, northern partDetroit
The embulanee attendant nr- kn*w nothing of anv Illegal It- of the slate as w ^l as In aouthavn
Schmidt, 2.7, Svracnai'. N. V, I ih*. na well ua Hpni'ilim* nod
H*i*eH of <aoiin,I gooila and
Mnmiihts
OVKRKULKH MOTION
.i,| in,, being packed hy homo
quor ring and called the charges California before I make any dai'tioontx
CEDAR RAPIDS. In. Am: S Kavnl aviation mcchnnlc third ilninkin driving. Pollen Chief Roy
di"iii.mtinlturi cl 11 ha of Be mi nolo
political. Talmadge’e two yearielsinn and annonneement." the UPt—District Judvu J. E Huber- rln <* until hla dlectmrgn yealor*. G. Wllhame an id today.
New Orleans
•fore she n n MHh te the firs t term aa governor expires next eldest son of the late President man today overruled a motion f»r ciav. was killed early today in tinThe Dodge waa found hv pollen ('minty for «li**t rllmt Ion among
Ban Antonio
lo have boon stolen Wndnnadny i.eetlv (aoillic!, snlil Mra. Itnliina new trial for Dr. Robert C trash of hie auto
Washington
too b o a r. to become tn- i Roosevelt, state Demoeratle nn- Bntlodge, Jr. 8 t. Louie nedlatrl- Another eallor. Frodlu L. Baker, night from Jams* A. English In m*n this morning. Pnrnona or orMontreal
gaged t a n neUttaal campaign this tional. committeeman, reeently re- Clan, convicted of second degree cnlv other listed occupant of Orlando. Niggard wa* arreatud gnnirations wishing to contribute
Miami
yegg," Am m Mid- "hot next turned with hla wtfa from m
food aro roqueated to contact
In the claying of hi* wife * Schmidt's ranted convertible and
Orlando
who waa unhurt.
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tended European tear. . . y
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Tallahasacc
^ M°v**l To New Building Tuesday
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Congress Asked
Measure By Army
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Gurney Resigns As
Chairman Of State
Board Of Control
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FRIDAY JU LY 29, 1949
Tins SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
P A g ifln r
Colored News
j r j s r m S s n <»2s: __________ »
r so P M. ' D.r- E- J-.D *n l*| , I director of
mol rellv at C^riel fur the World Mleeionery
m w m Sun-' Fellowship with headquarter* In
A M This 0rlind ° ’ * « l P « « h Ml lest serrviV. nf thl mon tonight at 7:46 P, M. at the
U L i u « * big tent at Laura! Avenue and
n^
N"n,h SlrM l- Immediately after
■list, will be the service ha will board a plane
t miss Urla for j ama|CB, Boat Indies where he
s*
th» will be the speaker at a Bible
lone.
I conference during th t coming
i the dosing week. He will be accompanied by
Wedneiday at 7:.’I0 P.M. The sermon was delivered by Rev. H.
Manning with the text from the
fourth chap of Acts (Kith versei
On Thursday the sermon wan dellvcred by J . L. Harris with the
text from the fourth chapter of
John Illi-Urt verses. On Friday tin
hermon wav by Rev. II. Williams
and the text "a Secret Place"
Psalm HI.I. There were unite m
number of people pi
Sunday 10:00 A.M.--The Sunday School was in charge of Union
Supcrlntendant Joe Wiggins. The
leston was reviewed foi len minute» by Rev. ffewmon. Sunday
11:00 A.M.—Sermon llev. Holla-
*
(t Ih a treat to take your family
Sunday School. Yes, a treat
th»t will he the cauiie of rejoicing
j„ y«,ur household. And, with this
will come the moral strength
Krnl the soul satisfying experience
tluii only religious worship rim
give.
i runt the good Rook we learn,
"Tiain up a Cilild In the way he
should go; ami when he Is old I*
-nun. Text—Thou has the word
rtoninl hfo. Humiaj —3:00 P. M.—
,v i mon Rev. H. W. Washington.
Test —'A floial Name”. A soul
-.lining lemon. Six o’clock— 8 , Y.
p. (!, with the union president,
llimly. The le.ssun was taught
but furntih on* of the eurest an.! tlonul Institution on earth,
best way* for the preservation of
democracy.
Sunday School attendance makes
— DRIVE-IN—
for the well-balanced lifel
Wall i'aper - Faint
So, fellow American*, let’* take
I'aiauvj aa4 Paearfeaeaer*
the family to Sunday School, mid
itta a. t s x r o a n s v a f v i
give them a heavenly endowed
fellowship In the greasiest cduca-
TALBOTTS
Safety Glass
H fffiH p P
Installed
While You W aitR ^ flH Ei
$2-95 Up
Call 1278 For Free Estimates
A C E G L A S S CO.
•anday Service at 3:00 P. M
Buu.bw S in ’.
Thursday evening prayer meetlag at 7 :8 0 . P .If. Interest Is In
creasing. (Jod la blessing. You are |
Invited. Continue making known
your requests for prayer for sick
and distressed.
CHURCH o F ” THEgNAZARKNE
III Maple Avenue
Rev- L, R. Rushton, Pastor
Sunday fkbool P:4B A, M.
Morning Worship 10:46 A. M.
Junior Society 0:16 P. M.
N.Y.P.R 7 :0 0 .P. M.
•ONE ACCIDENT - - “and you may never
be permitted to drive again."
Borne person, unknown to us, has complulned to th» Florid*
Insurance Commissioner because w«> used the s Ihivc In our ad
vertisement regarding the new Florida Financial Responsibility
Law.
We regret, If riur advertisement could have caused eny one
tn suffer mentally or.flnum-laly. On the other hand, If our ad
vertisement cause* tome one to buy liability Innurancn and he
has an accident, he not only may save his right tn drive, but
thru his Insurance pay for the Injuries and damages he rsuistl
to other*. What a relief *.hla would be mentally and financially.
The facte are: If you have an automobile arridenl and It
Is your fault and you do nol have insurance as prescribed by
law, you will haVo to pny for the personal Injuries and pro
party damages, If |GO or more, you caused, or your driver's li
cense will ha' suspended for one year.
To gat your driver's llrense reinstated you will hive In iiei.
a driver's Ifni, and a lot of drivers who hie/* hsd their
licenses renewed from year to year with.nit taking a test, ms)
find thay cannot pass and may not he Issued another driver's
i license.
t . ,
Therefore. ONE ACCIDENT uiitlcr the New Uw
I • . "end you may never iw permitted to drive again."
A t a H aving In t'tm t to C a refu l D riv ers
Phone lot
AI Wallace I'hone 313-H
C. M. lioyd Phone 254-R
M.
Evangelistic Service 1:00 P. M.
Prayer and Praise Wedneiday
7:48 P. M.
LAKH M AHFcnM M UNITY
CHURCH
Lake Mery, Florida
C. C. While, Pastor
Church Hchnol lo oo A. M.
Classes for all ages.
Worship 11:00 A. M.
Church Hchuol through the
month of August beginning at
10:00 A. M.
Morning Worship *111 he omit
ted through the month of A^{iut.
«
. AUTO INSURANCE
FHKK MKTHOMHT CHURCH
West Fourth Street and Laurel
Avenue
Fred N. Horton, Pester
Hunday School 0:45 A, M.
Morning Worship 11:00 A. M.
Young Peoples Hervie* 7:30 P.
HHHT CHURCH'"OP CMHINT,
8 UKNTIHT
1*0 East Second Street
W
j .. .
"We've Hived a Place For You"
M#. Wilbur Keeling
— 8«t» Hydr'a-Matle Drive specialist, has
comgiatad an Intensive (raining course Id
tha eaft at|d mantenance of this modern
autowwtle drive, at tha OldsMioblle factory.
ME LEARNED NOW
>Service Hydra-Matte Drive
RIQHT AT THE FACTORY
U your Hydra Katie Drive thould
tenrlce, you can have the
Wtofednae here exactly lih* they would
do It al the factory. Our Hydra Katie
M vemchaniehaaju* completed two
full weehr of tralnias 1* tha eara
and.Matotenarco of thla unit, right
at thaCSIiwihlli Ketory. He under.
This little boy Is practicing the best of all social traits as He
reaches out a helping hand to his timid companion. As he grows
older, he is apt to learn that cooperation and mutual helpfulness
are the basis of human happiness and human progress.
People who live for themselves alone, who have no concern for
the welfare of others, can never achieve life’s highest purposes nor
realize its fullest joys. These are rcaerved for the people who
have helping hands.
The Bible teaches us to love our fellow-men, to share their
burdens, enter into their joys and sorrows, and help them over the
rough and difficult placet of life. When we do this we emulate
the character and spirit of God himself—the epirlt of love and
helpfulness.
Worshipful hearts and helping hands! These ere the teach
ings of the Church—the precepts of God. The world would be
much happier and much brighter if all of us would practice them*
Williams Haort *
Fislt Shop
106 W. let St.
'Where Sportemen Meat
■Atlas Machine A
B ta n k y -H rifg ra
H ard w are Co.
114 Sanford Ava,
Amarican Oil Co.
H. X. Strleklend, Contraator
Earl HlggtnbotluiM, Agaat
Standard OU Co.
A lt FOR i f °R A H .
H ECH U R&
" f .'o i
v h o r i w f o n
own «ak» / i , - * - n u
*artk tS
rssftjpwf
lake of hr,
* ot hi*
oI (h*
and
i ' W
b«« oil ( j) / 0f
* " d m aterialr h "*•»
•upper
I
p
'
wh,ch "*#<f* hi.r ®r ,h»
ond read
Chna F . W o rt
Sanford
W nt. E . K a d a r
Jeweler
H anford B o a t W o rk s
Boat Storage A Repair*
11* 8 . Perk Aye,.Phene 867-W
No H i-R o y al Crow n
B o ttH ag Co.
0 . I . McKee
litI B. Snd St.
M rs. V olla A . WUHaatii
Lanay Dry Claanara
B r it t T r a c to r Co,
Sanford, Floridd
irowara
�r
TH K W E A T H E R
In U n ity T horn In .K tra n g th —
lt> PrutKl tho Peace of th# World;
To Promote the P r o in n of America;
To Produce Prosperity (or Sauiard.
3 T h *
l i r r a
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AN IN U K P K N D K N T O A II.Y N E W S P A P E R
bUbttihad 1»08
itiM E X X X X
S A N F O H l). F E O R ID A r ^ H iN D A Y
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A U G U S T I.
—
Ai n
HMD
Tax Repeal It ° " ln* 1,,™1, ! ^ ; , * EC Rel“ rt’ School Budget Fight Spreads
Reported Dead
Of $1 Million Into Romania
semi-annual report to Congress G S u
•Ito limed p ro g rn s cm lh * meat* c*umtrv
r
v
I(ip
Seminole I i.ouli'i ill mol budget
WASHINGTON, Aug. I —</P)■‘conipirlu iielve bu the <mih. iu «<Imol In III tidalillg
. ^ 1" *
l,n d k! i l » T
T his ' Involved -romp,
th’use Pemocratic Leader McCor f!!1.
that relatively inexpensive radioo( vl.tiu.ll*
,w v
$I.IMl).*l*lti »m ieiiei,e»l and apJlia iL (Ma»i) laid after a White actlv# cobalt niay eventually prove
k formation in tin|ilotrtl bv the I .mull Siliool Hoard
............ ..................
Home confeience today he *ee» o be a better canrer treatment H||<|
on piuipict for repeal of any of th* than radium. .............
x a i and ull writ*, a n d - t h ., Man-} at a public hr ai Mix I liuudat. Supt.
A*d/r?
l 11?1? I™.* lh*i„A.k« bole' wbere uranium might u. ,n,
th< I . W |.au ton annuum rd thii
wailime eiciia taxes at this lanion d,....
It had
found ace-in- ha-bole AEC
u
IllOllllllg.
of Congress.
legum es of uranium in thli couu....
.*
,
.
,
I hr I Ililtirl Iia> hern nglied bf
McCormack in addition to hit
Mi. ! a\i inn .nil! I. I.. Jm den.
parly poll, i* a member of the
i llAHill A i ill till* HrlAli I. diuI ba*
[louse W*y» and Meant Commit get at home and abroad .hould
„Th
muri, lu
+-n
i Ir.i to ihr Stale School.
tee which originate* ta i legidation. y ra.e lu he available.
I they could he utlltred ,,,
1
A
l,t
lot
Appiot »l
McConnack and other Demo
Ih h country now get* mint of
lo BU»,„|n
..........
\o III. w t*e ol }•/1 4*S|) over ilia
n s tit congressional leadon ditcui- It* uranium from the Belgian Con- proifiaIl| f01. ,nl|u a ,,
ted the lax situation and othei go and Canada which have ore* , houlll |uW, r .C0„ .............. „ . r u t*lUvl'*li ..utldt .1 Urt veal 1Cpirirntr lillidr t allied over oil
available."
matter* at their regular Monday “ f a high uranium content. Some
ten ion" wit'll "pftlidenl T ru - 1
, h , 1 I’reciou* stuff also come*
Tliir report >ald eallo-, ti,ui m , .p ,u l oull.** ,m l w.ll I r med lliil
morning teuton Willi r r « i » n i u u ' Iron, (ow-grade carnotit. o r. of connection with the p.. , i , ......... vrl .
,.lllMu1...... .
...
Q . , hr Colorado plateau-an ore r . - , f|„|ollib|, mateiiaU
■did
t
d'.h
Giber conferee* wet. Vice Pre»i-; latWelv low in uranium content. . um|
»'«■ been
The cumtniiRiun told today of
IL'aatiaiad Uo e .» . o n
I hr ‘’ la ir .lo.i I rtleinl iiilllll*
dent Haikley, Speaker Rayburn and
liillion In ihr n bool tioula Will I'C
Senate Majority Leader Luca*.
I
_
,
,,,«,«,«id i» r , •*
r
isr ri.'tbtait. w.cir .
v- r
“w.uS i Entrapment To Walker Outlines
Be Defense Line; Vet Training At
For John Scruggs Rotary Meeting
dit lefened t;ue»lion«r» to McCor-!
'fia ck . atieiting the matter wat in
llic juriidiclion of the Home com
mit lee.
"Everybody I* for repeal," Mrrot mack raid, "hut when you open
ci»e luxe*, you open up the que*
ttc3ii of repealing th^m a'l
i K|,e thu iioexildlity gf anuthei
$ I. /oil,000,000 lo*» In yavenue.
“You can't lute thin much reAvtiue without further unbalancing
i he hmigat and without levying
Othei tail-* lo i.place the excise
tuxes."
And Republican* made two fu
nic w foit* to block lefHlallve aciton In tho Hou»a on the ground
( nugiet* 1* not legally In neihipii.
Moth time* they were overruled
hv hpeakwr Hayburn,' who reilerated a ruling of last week that
Congrv** U legally in aeaalon.
The challenge* were raiwjd by
I
'■
< i • tn -in r, wtro iitn tlMi •lw40
l i a 'I e#«
Ji;
^
iji ceelonal reorganisation act raipilrea Congreaa to adjourn not
u iei ilian July HI excapt In tlma
of wai or national amargkjicy or
iinleta f'ongre*a extendi thn i . i eion l>y iciulutlon.
No i-xtutinlim letolullon
ha*
liven adoptud, Rayburn holding
iliai none I* nece*»ary because
U-1 hull-ally the atatci uf war and
^r.aiioual emeigency 1m v( not been
"ended.
Church inaiated that tha only
way I'mi great could remain In aaa*
ytuii without 11a .If exteDdlSg the
roeeting ia for the Prttldenl to
i b II a apeclal aeillon.
Meanwhile John Maragon told
ie|>oitera that a Senate committae
nutaiiguilog “five percenUri" it
checking llie record* of a bank ac
count lie had three y ta li ago In
an Antonio, Tex.
ara|<
l'J the ilajiper Maragon
called a
1 ^
new* conference to d
dally
i
raporta
dial ho had been fired from tha
Ameiican mlaalon to' Graaca In
tUlri. Hut ha conceded tha SanaU
exiiemllture* committee mky have
record* of hla bank
xuLpocna
account*.
Alaragou, a ona time Kan^aa
Cdy hoothlack who one* had a
l>*»* tu the White Hous^i'told the
coiniiilltee In prevloue cloitd leta)*lon», memhera aald, that hla only
" B i l k ucrount wa* In Washington,
diked by reporter* If he had
maintained a *40,000 account In
Texaa, Maragon at first Ttfuaed to
anawor.
Later, however, ho Hid no hod
on orrount in Ban Antonlq. Tax.,
(CeatloeoO on Pngo Nat
' Lightning Bolt Kills
Third Baker Player
I
BAKER, Fla., Aug. I—(if)—A
ahatUrlng lightning bolt that
ttiurk a baseball diamond with
U n ify in g affoct claim'd i l l third
ployar victim today. '*
1
Twenty-year old Jo# TbSlor, of
Cmtvlaw, who was, play)Aft am
end baa* for tho Bokar alno, dlod
in o Croatvtow hoapltal. '
Fifty oth*r poraoao woro In
jured whon tho bog HSuck a
—chicken wlro barrlaada bohlnd
Wifiomo plat* and bounds# M ta tha
r,laying field. Tbo Jigntnln* Mat
ured a tcraarafag »utday after
noon crowd of Mb.
THE WEATHER
JACKSONVILLE, AOf. 1—M
—Woathor tablo;
‘ J
fllG R LOW
Atlanta
Birmingham
i Burbank
ArClavalaad
Donvar
Galvoaton
Now York
PkoonHi
. San Antonio
.Montreal
Jacksonville
8
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In
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I n S e m i n o l e C 'l i u n t y
( '.t t l i u l i v
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W e lfa r e
A re
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e d
B y
G o v ern m en t
in v s s u i n n . i l n iK s s
KoMI
Aug
I
v ollllllUUI'l
R oioaiua it 1111 k a new blow lod.il
III llie -pieAilitig wai between Com
liilillia.il and the Human VaiIioIi.
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Hy FRANK CAHKY
Associated Press Science Wrllar
WASHINGTON. Aug. I— <>P)--T1»
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TALLAHASSF.F, Aug.
I he Vrleraui Aduiiiiiili.ih.iri tI Iih- HvIjumI llttiirtl, Hiiivl Mi l.H'b
Altorney* for John A. (Deacon) paying on-the joh I iaoiiiin irtn
t,.ii, will iiifct Wnliii'silay mnnnMK
Scrugg* tatd today they will hate an* in Semiliulr t'ouuti
dmnl t . i »»•* i\t Iritl’t mi (ilfriuntm * to
1111»it * ■ K t H i i o r u i i ' H i t t i M i i i t i S i m .
llieir dffrnte mainly on a rnnten- $ 100 ,(KM) a year. Dai id Wdkri fib*
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lion that he war illeg.illy luinl into •Upfrviior uf VflridJH litmihn wifi i |u Stall Sopi'l * l*i»i
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offering an alleged bubr to a Flor lie a di |ii a rter* in Oi l.eiub,, tol.l lli........... ..
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Clyde Alkimon, chief defenie about
nu.uuu 1 yr.41 14
apnif |4l#||| <S||„M»j W<IM lltT<*pt. a »»> thit
lawyer, told pioipaclive juror* at un ‘the_ USeminole Cnuuiy 1Itnimiie
|l a, i n (Hi l i n t »•!• •*«**•- * ! * *
tha optning of tha local Democratic for adult veteran, rdu. ..lion. Lied
Ratty leadar’a ( fia t;‘Tk* dafante Murray. Seminole County mpn C t ' o r t f i a
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wai ulecled after more than kn|,aj,j t|ia| rS fly r fluit u hruig m,i
LA KELA N D ,
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hour of questioning by oppowng j|l( r ,on„|M||r ,M die adinmialintn-ii
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V Clilm, unit ICl M ffl.it eiieitff tub' \ j|*’tl Hill L 'tlO tlS IIU *.
lawyer*. They included a couple *>h„f dir ............. nil. He taid dm -e In,liiv ,,( ic-tculng n negro Mom u
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verdict of Intiocenii* j tht*»e men writ* in thi’ir vm
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, needed Rpeclal t, Mining to lu-como llll'. If ll.'l'CSSMiy.
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allowed under tha old
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loot i-t ri , tu*. i k»•^i ip close the preaUh-liCx piogiuo, ,.
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Florida adoptod a contury ag"
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u J S a t u r * ManJ au“ lawi -nil Verc.«n, -ml the “»r.2-l!0 club" i i get IliUlilni-iviis In Inoi,- I imiiM, i f,(| ||,, $11144 111iHIM«-1lull Ilf fltt/l'il
Ulh-«
hri'O *U|iri * Ixing the wcakiK-s*' amoiiK fin m ll* oa I i i i u
Id In tho Btato.
Whirl, In* -iinl ha. now ex,, 1, 0,1 l,„l tlillii I Ii**v would rvio gil .ml < I$4$* I'ltflCk'iil I a*• i'V \ UCMMlit, 111' .’MiiM'hi i iitWR mi? mult ir v. w i«*ul iMiriii,
.l,Mi'
aod
iloIitasuiy
"Thu iii'gio whs Ju-i a- im- i > 1 ic milliMii KJilJi'tit vi’ii1 1v, wilii iBi! ( mi Dm s$ra 11nt* juice in*** k I V
lly , elteviog t I i a ! s | i ,,» m .,,
I,"
u .„ atui- Alford, at a ptolttnin which, thmigh lieneflclal In rohic
il uM»i*i4««)* rif* i .... f
odilcil, the u io ir p i,,gum, ,i„nM
i c i(m11 chi#1'Ht ("i el tf hi iiiul ii * lhi|Iitit $* nil cutly uxImI k hi i! 7
hearino In tho ca»o aevctul ( In-Inmi R. I,ml l-een ituinrtlmm a- IIUVOIIU VIIll'll >>V.<i Ml-," I lug hi
tend to ",ii*couiage A ggiH -vl.o"
iti i" milk* iiiill) 'ii Br'ie* "i flu)* " ih ti rMim for iCMiidiii uni mui
l . « k * ngo matnla'noil Hcmgg- huxed. He relatwl iiiinn Inalancea udilud. “llo lido 'em In* would',
\llll 111IiI'4'ltl t' IkI "f 111$* Hi4"* ' 4 I sail ii l miii trmlii."
Asked hy R.ie. M iii.o
..liy
t c u t l u r * oa ra g *
Ml, which ceiluiii veteran* Intel cut- go vvilll tlll-lll, lull llollhl go ,,,„
J lei Mill - **f |III on lan||i'ehl i llie im
—
irr ted liin h week for f>2 week* In me. They llnully ugi«e,l'
mm Communist Cliina * i„ i„ ll no*,
i a11fjitm11 I'Iaiih h :ii initiii' Id U M
tiumiimm* tin !*•«• a m
Uliemiilnyiueul b e n e f i t * even
lo loclndad in tlie progiso,, Mai
lliigin-fi ,1,-Ri-i lin'd i hi- vi -hiu i
'Mil "f 1*1 Imul" v1C(* ll»w-l'f*lll
|l 4tMfl(4ll#«4 Ois I'Hkkg Will
shall said tliat ipiealloo w a . an
though they were at the *anm Hu, HRsmilt nil.,nipt hr
i
lb g i-ii.li,',, with ! 'utility Clerk awered last week hi S u i . t . i ,
time win king, and of their itnlr ilm l,i*-i women in ilm couu,i ,
i itequent |iro*ecutii>n for fraud.
,
. iu I llrt i,duo u or, e;..-,ary lu Achevoo, will! .Aid ll Hot Ir a , hi*
ttlU H lI I l i l t 1 SC C tlN , oidu l», oodieo It,
uI,Iy to at lid s titoe.
Mr. Murray rhIiI that a *urvey
T R, Tuckor B m jM la Coindy!
that th* aVirago per
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* -M*l
Ml,
,
II WH-, puloli-d
"It 1* III* most ,,lu llin g «,t a
chairman, of the
1*,m in ............ Iia* only an eighth
ill ALA, Aug. I— |hpri-iA!i ll
" “" ‘dug by 8aHy Mr... lion,” M aishall com insi.U J , mont a U. 8 .
, grade education and that It I* Imp
F iiii4«tmI M?rvic**ii f"iSn,’ii
4
Die
l
loridn
Fdioal
Heivti**
im
k*» Wi IIiamis pit •niriil uf Ihr .Snnfoid f illin g to th« Chinese pu-toie
*
’
11
.
,i, I lh jiffu.dloH.I iV^h'
mlltoa, announced today tha
^ |h#| |()l. v,,tt.rani’ adult educa"Whut we've got to gel .. [lie
Jack Ui>1llti, Lin yrai old ail--> IVtsm , who died al lid ......... "• u,g to proilui'o anongii .Ij - i, iiiiw I1"'-11" - 4111 I iefe**lowal
roport of lh* final w *aa»
nrugram in»y »oon be expandi,,lldn
p.ilv
Matiliduy
lino
n,Kg.
I'uillingR fur planting h* luml " •*" 1 'lt,‘
respect of Uussia," tlie fju o et
In tho Opportunity Djlvo odded.
p
civilian adult, th e l t-v of Wi-ni I’nlin lii-m-h, uml mi , i i c held at :i UD I* M yesietila* owners
during
the
lllho
hi
plulil
1
411
allowing
wonivti
to
s .c ie la r y taid, rather il,ui, give
$88,900 HorH* E, U, 8. fav ln k *1 ,
-j j .» ,-eut* an hour, and of Mr. uml Nlia. IIuicii I- < olio
ihi- II*led,, lluptlil I l**iii'l, will, mg season, mole slunli plm- «<-i*d
*'11*' "U im'cs Ul th* state hv- any idea uf "aggressioi, .,g.,.i. ;
Honda lo lh* total pravlously “
pn-Rt-iil erirnllinant Inr Itidea Joriufli' Sa„f,i,,l reahlunts, died ||f, T J Ail,tins, Ii of ficlatllig than it now lias un bund ;i, tin- 1 l'**uu rllrclue Imlay, and was Russia."
nauncad bringing tho f'|lurJ ,, ;! 'r j:tl colon*,I day idmlenta, 100 color- list nigh, In Wi' rI I' uIiii Him,
|i.<i-i ii.i-Kl wa* madt- in llie Oviedo imiRoiies will have to l„- Loiiinl, ’ l*a '1 •**- *" amctultnonl during
tho ontlro campaign up to
,,,gM *imleui*, with flv« loach- oftcr mm lllnu-s of ilui-i* oi",,H,
tevUuii of
,e l.eglh
, ,,
.,
I
I.. Mu Ipit s, (llsliii-i (me.,tin j.til.,
Gir meld
ir.m l wsslon
of W
the
Login
melei V
uml funcrut aervlrea will hi* i"d-l i , Uis.
741 which la I87.i(fr “f the couu* ()ri( (.H4,|| j (l| (|MV amj night,
i Jut iu c M,* W illiam, has asked ( O W d l t F l u i l H I O O f l C I t
I’n*i -.un, wile nl Fled A ui Ui-ulii, said totluy.
thnr.,
Wednesday.
ty’a quota of $91,000.
‘j’jlr *j,rMkvrH woro Introduced
,,tlltthe (Jardeii Club, Pilot
'P h r i H u l a u
Mol pus said that Hie thoi.lu|iuemhei*.
.
Mr. Collie grHiluati'd la-i lo," It,l *ii,i, wan hold Orl. a, I Will >u l-oii-xt
While tho promotion pha** <*f1j)V jjmiii Martina who had charge
Metvira will pay i-oiiei-tois * I'd* and Womans ( lull lo raglsSilvester, (ia. She had lived ill
from
tin*
Universily
of
l
’l>
>
>
i-G
.
tho Opportunity Drive ended mi llf tjl4. program. George Htlru* nreiKii'dii for II yeuis whole she fl.LIf, a bushel for u mu,,,........... I M»i f", )lt|J -civic#.
Juno 80, tho occountlng period w«* *hled in the ahsonco of President lie was mi overseas vt-tenu,
a int-mlie, of tin- Ilsp lM
H T. Conan today uiiiyoimctd
IP Imshels of sound slunh ......
TL# "*w piovidrs H"*’ •frf ,n'
*ot to ond July IS to permit th» (iptuge Tnuliy who has gone on vlvlng Is (he widow. Mrs. I V " 'T ((,,r «od prrsidrot of (he W. ■com-s picked up at Hu pond of ami p»-tu jurors shall tie taken that hr* expects lo open the new
Collie;
the
parents,
Mr.
or..i
M
procgaalng and tranamitTal »f hi* vacation,
I delivery by forest service p.-MUli ifion, the male anil l#niule
Cowan Htiitu lu ilm Mel,cl. It,,,I I
I'.
l). B. Collie uml three h to ilo t' \l hi'Rldes
oaloa attributable to tho drive ar- — -jjr —j —
I be bind,ami Btu- 1* sill |oel. Tlie service will pay i-ulli-ct |uvei "1. wl„* huve lived In rlorlila lug un schedule Tliutsday ceoing
Kilwnrd, Robert uml Donnltl.
;
duoal.im Miss Atm
* ““ nrs tl.6 0 for a minlioiiMi of ID tone yeai "f in the (.utility six at H DD o'clock u* oilgloallv phtim
tivity.
.
of West IV .., Hernli, .wo mm"
^ K f c r . Mra. J Im-hcls of sound slasli ptm* rones i/muilliR, luoynlail however, that etl.
sir*. L. Cl. Ilnnlei 'i h l M U " !
piowurm
two sisters, Mrs shipped to the Florida Foust Mb# naioe „f no female parson
$ a jU 8 ,m *to
atato* olal w h irl,.,
The event will lie .eirlogU'd
rle Long of Hanford md ao
(.og| M.mlirle, (ia; Mr* Her vice nursery at Oluslec.
.hull Im* taken for ju ry servlre*
togotkor with $889,000 Florida'?
-----------with a inutlcal enl»-i tuinmeot
lincliif
Dan
l.ong
of
Sanfotd.
B^rMir
McCord,
HylvuMor;
nnd
t»n«
onlrsR
rsu
I
person
ha*
registered
If Interested persons know of
ro-rata aUaaatloa of Aymy.
atudont* roportad for Inurogram, and un InforoiAl «tyle
IHHAHTKH CITa HIM AN
........... (’" ul H»wrr» of Camilla, *1asb pine cone hearing atm *, but with thi- Clerk uf the Circuit show. Light refrashmunt* will lie
lavy and fadoral employ** P"r -,i,iructlon in unior Ufa saving this
Com t liei devil e t he placed un
do
not
have
the
time
to
collect
chase*, brought tha atata aalo* ' ° (morning at the Mayfair Inn pool.
•erved.
Mnlrolni MacNtdll was rrrenilv , «!• ve pallh.arrrs w.-re J. P the cones themselves, tlo-v are the jmy list.
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111,476, 864 or 1SS% of Itg quota j instruction by Bill Flomlng had pppulnled
chairman of ihe I'I*
, a . Hardy, W. T. Walk.w, asked to contact the Florid,. Fm Work of uonvartlng the site,
of 111,110,000, Tho county a> * j I-'C, scheduled to start at H:00 aatar Committee of the ........... .
W'OUiVm KnT MEET
„ J)1|irll) j r.( Frank Wheeler, est Service office at Ocala. Mol
formerly occupied by the Mui gum
whole bought 18044 of tho notional o'clock, but thl* waa delayed toy- Chanter of Ilia Red Cross fm
J(IB |j..asley. Honorary
A special meeting of Celerv Ann Grocery, was started 2D day*
quota a n ? Florid# finished In » I eral hour* due to refilling of tho coming year, and organUallon *d / ||||(,MI*.rn We ,r (i. F. SVaril. T. pus said. Foresters are being in Camiv l.uilu No. 026, Woodmen of ago. Rapid progress iu the re
structed to try to lucatr areas
tie for 14th place tn tho aatlonal pool,
the cnmmltteo (hroughout lh* > , , w, n„ Dr. J. W. Martin, John In
... which
..............................
the eons wwv
crop will
he ihe World, will he heW TMkday modeling, Including installation of
Th* seven girls and four hoys County and City Is now under **«*
standing*, a record exceeded, by
George Mrans, Young llar- in sufficient life to werianl It* „|Kht at S d *'*; rlock i t the Wood- an ultra modorn front, ami s new
In
th*
cla*a
ware
laotructod
la
only four state* eeet of tho MIm I*In preparation fnr nosslhle em. >
( w ||^alltf.y, Han Jones, I*. gathning.
man Hall. All momher* or# re sidewalk and auiiplleis uf mutetrwlmming, Including crawl, breast gonclea during tho, Juirrlcium » «
alppl Blvor.
________
, B wn
j . A. Ouynn.
lals. said Mr. Cowan.
quested tu he preaent.
and side »trok*». Tomorrow morn son. It Is csllmated lhal alunil -!IHI "
AMKTflYRT IN HONG KONG
ing
will
bo
tho
last
tlma
for
sign
naonle will servo on romrnlliee*
COOL BBUCXBg
v i c i roNHDL n i em
DF.HTROYKR AGROUND
HONG KONG, Aug. I </P»—
N IW
YORK, Au*. ! - ( « - ing un In the course which may <n thi* program.
BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Aug.
CHATHAM, Mass., Aug. I— British naval aiitholtle* met to*
I* taken by persona of 18* or
August blow In oa a coot brMi* over. Th* court* will bo conclud
I_(/p)—Robert
Barden,-. 29,.
„1>, The U. 8 . Navy Destroyer duv lo decide on a program for ------------------ 0 .
Recreation Schedules
IA L C A L I.
today after tbo hottoat July In ed Friday or Saturday.
u n a n ASwO^C1.*,!!
UA1,*,',n,, Mr. iiv'rmoro—although flghtoned of the recaption of tho Blonp Am#- third Hcreiary * nd vice consul of
Tuesday, 9:30 A. M„
IW, Aug. J —
this ally's Woathor Bureau rethe United 8l»t*s embassy in Belthvst dua hero Wednesday.
Yo well's "L ittle G iant," will
o a th . It 'waa 71 at SiQO A. H. and
Lydla Sejden Kirk, wife
wil „jj|| hard aground on Bearse
JOINT M KBTTO BK M ILD
Tho navy appeafod tu Ural reel- 1 grade dlsd
play
the Oviedo Lions In Oviedo.
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U,
H.
ambassador
l»
tha humidity waa 44The Sanford Bhuffloboard Club
SluiI today despite efforts of six dmi» lo axtand hospitality to th# with pollomyejRI* (Infantile par10:00 A. M. Houthsldu t'rlmary
Tha aaoAtcW average moan and the Tourist Club will hold a cow, Alan G. Kirk, has paid « .-lugging tugboota.
officers and man of the sloop alysl*) ihre* daya MO...
School—Build pyramids, rhythmic
tearpevetare fog Jaly waa rockaa- Joint meeting tonight for tha pur- serial call on Ihe wife of
With about half her complement who will b# ftr*nt#4 Uavtf upon
During B*ru®n J t
j'
ad at TM , to p p ig tkp provloua pose of electing officer* for the Foreign Mlnlstor Andrei Y. Vish- uf SOU reservists removed by > lli
Yugoslav 'authorities djspensed t * ' 2 : 00**^. * m ! Sw im m ing'at the
their arrival.
summir month* to M|ge plana for ln«ky.
formalltlta In order ■Oytido Pool.
tha tourist * ‘
M r.. K,rk'« Hr«l r » m
J l f ^ ' g d g ^ L l i a left
U. Tha "Rebels" soon‘ *
J*™
iiSO P. M
will follow a
Mfomatle visit oimo hor
’ d many seafaring Cap* Cod- P,
(vayiu will play th*
tbo"Cndser luii'sl wlU bo la tha.- United Grande venue playground basito rendotvona
A lH n ttg rttJ
the Vwoobattod for some Urns
U“ * *
Jamaica.
Statei,
t * ;a n $ R 4 ’
T*AHM8
fit f*
Sheriff
Negro From
Sit
rileiiH roneenlnile
lh IteiMH'teU 4»(iot1
Seller In North
I
Prime lUiniNfer
Wuiiien To KegiNter
I'ur Jury Service
County Goeii Over
Top In Bond Salen
lack Collie Dien
111 Went Fulin Beueli
Pierson Funeral llelfi
Sunday At Oviedo
I'orcMt Service SeekH
Nt*tv Stort* Thursday
r
'll Student* Take
Life Saving Course
R
Recreation .Schedule
J f f B t K?;k.1S?r.Mh;...
Jr...
W JfflS B & xttl T* “
Tl,a Amethyst «La aald to havo withordinary formalltlta In —-- Uvi«ou n
ift tho Haddll bunds at 8:00 to speed
of
*.*80 P.
. M. Sunday aRdwae expected *d here InM•«orXto save him.' ,or#d
Otlahdo.
i
f i» «* fee,
' N
>
jtffl • . (
Jim *,
M
M
M
OOOW ■k«*
Ill
Peril* cloud* ami mild through
Tutlda* n II It otc iMnlial thundsrihuuer*. iludtt ni« *uuinwrsttriy
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THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
"ACE TWO
Husband And Wife
Quit Teaching Post*
GETTING SET FOR
Baffling The Tiger
The Sanford Herald
ClM M IaM I In IBM,
T h u T n rn n ln TnleRrgm com m ent" e d ito r ia lly on B e rn n -d
PaBlwh.a ealir Mr»»lI Haft
'■rOr
B nruch'n tinriitK of n plnn fo r to t f l m o ld lle a llo n : (
aad e a sie r Bl
I I I Maaanlla AveaBe
“m
I I Iuh ru
can
ll m
at u
a 1
unit1me when
"
th
-----------------e re in a lu
—.ll .In
. . .th
. . .e C0
c ol(J.WHP
ld w it r l
Ralrrrd ■■ »»rmm4 rlaM ■<•!»(
**
-I —*~A A_ Ala*, taaal L |u t, 1^.
||
|
O t it l t i n , laia, at (Be r#»t nillra may make him ajipcar an alarmlat to the unthinking. lie If
<.« Baa lard, riartda. u d » j t i »rt
neither
an
ala
must
nor
a
war-monger.
It
la
bccnune
no
hate*
(i| t awaraaa at B a n k a. I BBT.
iiriiin- *i mu
iumi mini •
*•
— '."n tmuiumi
. *7 " i ,fli 1.. .
war that* “he uruc" rrrpnratltm A.,
to prevent lA
it. It la because
h u m .* B n i.. n r.A x
•MHar
ffi.
mVent
in Interm.tUal tension
ma
ini’_ ..ip
<i|)|)urriu
DKirni'iiiiiK
*»...........................
......may
Induct
nnniH iK iim a r
■ *
^
ft
l L . . S I— n a l i l n . i t a l l l l i l r t a. M. I a. M
_
tluataraa M aaaitf
a falnc hciihc of Hccurity that he given his warning. There is
BI'HBt'HirTION NATRB
no Hecurlty at present. At any moment the .effects of a 'reB . farrlar .............. ............. B .*B
cession' might tempt aggression, It is for stlfh * contingency
na* MadlB
............ .._......
T ktrr Mantha ...............
8.BW that the ilrrnot'rnl Ir imtions have to lie prepared. Mr. Bnm m e ih -ttuhtiu ir ......................... ......... ,
.....................
Bt* Month........................
ABB m
■
I I .......*1...............» . — 1.. I n L I . . . . . . . . ............
o at iraar ...............— , ...—. !«.■• ru c h 's w ord s tlcsci'vc roiedderation not o n ly In h is ow n coiinAll abltaarr aallrr
tarda af
Ihaalia, rraiilnltna* '*».
ad aailt
aalrrlalam
raia
aiaraVa'far
Ik* Jan^aB af
C-h lir<‘)l i 11. Ill llis hook " T h l! f»illhurlH g B to rp l" , llltliralalaa h i ‘
tar ad«rrM>i^«
at rraalar
_ ' t _a ffiH * ' V t’tiMm m a n y points at which th e su epn d. w o rld w a r m ight
----- * -Ballnaaltf
...................Mr la- have h e m prevented if the A llie s of the f ir s t hail show n
"itrarraratad
land Brnapnitrr llaprraraiatlrra, th em se lv es m ilita rily anil m o rally stro n g. H it le r would n ever
l» .. Am Vink, I ’blraan. Ilalrntl.
Manana Cltf, and Rii
Mt. v
I.aala.
hu
ave
ared in
to mmilin*
menace ini'
the w
world,
r r hmllli th in k s , nan
h ail in
they
.aimi«.
n
vfMdfiirrn
nriu, Lf'h
i i uu m
rv
*
- a ____
.... i L . u . . . U ^ u l J
L _ .
I
'' Tba llarajd la
aala*•atrV *J*t
1 £ j X ,fc, : r "'..ftS stood firm , and firm ly together, a s th ey Hhould h ave done,
JtfjBBl*rir ta tkr a«# far rrVat>iN anti not allowed him to break the a g re e m e n ts m ade at the
I lllni of III!
III. I»«
'” ”a w a y w
*.............
*
ia iVi.- V J U . t a V ? . ^ * V l i / ; ,. " a j! I'lose
the Ilin
firsti war.
lie h
got
ith It -«vaak.mj
b ecau se the
nui r » ■ • d iiH iik n .
,j
,
M
i.ni,|,| 1have
,1,vi* been stro n g , a n i l s h o w n th e ir
lio n s w
who
shonltl
MON HA V AIKJ. I. I»4»
stre n g th , w ea k ly let him get a w a y w ith It.
THHAY'H Itllib
K VKRHK
..........................
fle n e ra l disarm am ent is a sound and c o n s tru c tiv e th eo ry
‘ Ju«t amt r»uiuh|p
ruu
.
H >* re n lly general. Hut general d isa rm a m e n t o f fa c tio n s
Iamb of Ilf,- muni rest on natnral 'V lth ill a villag e Mlouinl whose o u ts k ir ts a tig e r is sk u lk in g ,
truth.
*“
*k Jllallrr,
‘‘— ‘-r. nml honesty. They w a itin g for an open gale, a weak split in the sto c k a d e , Is not
should dark harmony
h.,
among men.' SOIIIIll, l)lw irm um n:<l. live and let live Is good p o lic y ; h ill does
they ahniiltl
lllil w
he opprentilcr.
oi>nr#,iHlvr. M
Mv
lliru r know
loinw it '*
.......... mil
y IPhe
he tlj'ur
doctrine hull drop hh Ilia rain
ProRir
. ._„ tr « i» brink m^di low jo l
the colUtMlrlinn of llir nrw hiul(7,r
on H'ghwav 't*' at l.*kr |r*iup,
Contract* have been let li<< il»
ronttnirt'en 0 , d l.akrlsml linn for
1102.630.5/.
m
The Imlleu weadiei (hit mniMiei
hat l, .. „ .............
.
O P T O M E T R IS T
K r » aiam laeg • (llaaaea N u,|
CKPA R K K Y . Fla -(A*)— A
Maara M i , I-a nai. M i
husband nml wife tcnrliimr team
A llaatl- KaUnaal llaak S IJ«
Pkuas SB#
hits decl'lisl after nearly SO years
1tn i el ire. They arc Mr. anil Mrs. >ATA4TT4T+TT+'B+T44++T*« n
.Innirs l.uren Hilderherk who cnm»
t» Alachua county in 102ft after
touching in Indiana.
Mrs. lillrlrrhetk wan hum In
HUM In l.'oslsvlllc, fml., and began
leaching in 11*04 at lirnwnsltiirc
liurnl School In Mcndl u ks tjounly. '
Her salary wits 1,'tftO a year. She '
taught the elementary grniLa nod
was <|iia!ifie,l to tench Kliglisll
A ir Conditioned
and Mnlhemntira.
(ter huatinnil wna born In 1HHI
In llarlavillc, lllinola, and began
hi* teaching ran-cr in hia home
' r \
for IllOO a year. If in clnni'iitniy
s :
nnd high school learhlng career
wna interrupted three tlmrs--nnco
IHMIHM OPEN 12:(A 1'. M.
In he irrndunted from the Indianapoll* College of I’hnrmary in 1000;
once to gel hia Harhelnr of flelenen
degree in K'diiration In t(KU at
the Pnivei ally of Florida; .ind
once lo tench phyalrn nt the Dnlvrraily of Kloridn 'lilting World
VVai II.
TZ& i
Da. til!:!!.
Dr. C. L. Persons
1 J! "I* "A
LAST 'I'lMWI iniiAvri
TUBS, and WKI).!
Thr tfnitnl Stntea piodilcea
more than half the world's output
atre l.
A> of January, 1040, the Amer
ican Urol Industry had an annual
capacity of 0(1,000,000 ton* of
atrel Ingots and ranting*.
I'.iraMe 01' Park I«tnd
Once upon a time there w as a sm all r it v w ith pleasant
picn ic p laces on its out: k i l l ,. T h e re w as a s iia d y g ro ve w ith
d re a m flo w ing Ih io iig h it w here the c h ild re n could w ade
and fa ll in w ith shrieks of delight
w hile m o th e rs laid I lie
elofli fo r a fe stiv e meal and fa th e rs p itched h o rse sh o e s or
played hall in the clearing. It w as ju st " v a c a n t la n d ” . Perhap s It belonged to absentee h e irs of pionpers, p e rh a p s to a
The first uae of Iron for rail*
wna In the form of thin aI rapt
laid on lop of wooden rail*.
Migraine
IleadacheH
^ wm*— ,,im "•»*•"•*
Hy W. V. flitting
not hr .mt „f „ ny,„lff (|VIIIK j , orol
S o m e far-sig h te d ind ivid ual pro|m.sei| to th e v illag e
Tmirhton Drug Co.
.Migraine ia proltaldy the
the hr,i|. however.
ma„y |„IVr. n "l" '''11
v ill'!1
k''' '"'v one o r more o f th e se tr a c ts for
I m 11»lic
iim p
| i ianrk
n sn.. Ii he
mi
« im i|p fs l hers
b r» laughed
M iiiftM * *« a t h im . P
» »»,
iiuisl di u mining of all types of
in ................lordipin ti.net Come l',',
village
a y good
hruilnclie* Iterniiae the patient
to Fliin f, f , ; i ; ; : :
V ..:
m oney fo r playg rou n d s? It w as rid icu lo u s! Hu th ey didn't
know* Mint one uttnrk foretells
to H e,Ills fo, loim life „,„l ronifod.
.j^
,
„ •..fly,
rh'SSMI.t
place
I lUTIf
I III- viMl
v 11141|;«- ,{rnw
n rI'll into
Ill'll fl
I I ,1 . P
IVMmtHB p
laces w ere
another. These attark* u.iunlly
, i.
. ..
.. I__ i .. .. -.1
occui at rcgiilnr Intervals hut
Philip Muirsy, tiuing down to fe w e r, fu rth e r ap art. Downtown ch ild ren h ad no place to
vary with the Indlvbliml from
talk
ill MR* over willi Sterl of- play . F a m ilie s had no delightful spots for g a th e rin g s w h ich
a few day* M|iart lo *uvoral
firiali nml 1’ietidenlinl Fiirl I'ind- stre n g th e n fa m ily and frien d ly lie s. T h e re w e re no open
month* . Pain I* often limited
c
le
a
rin
g
s
w
h
ere
targets
could
be
set
up
to
shoot
o
r
thro
w
eri, spent iirRolinlimit by railin'/
lo one able of thn hnul nnd
at,
w
ith
y
o
u
n
g
ste
rs
im
proving
aim
and
h
a
v
in
g
fu
n
w
ithout
IiiohI it.igrnlne victim* also ex
the Slrel men "prevurir.ilort ,iod
Ih
dm iger to people or properly. So rocks w ere th ro w n th ro u g h
perience xntne lnte*tlnal up.oot.
prnvm ,»teoi*. llir
mot I mm
liiimn
..............
nnrlin
(f you suffer from migraine
school w in d o w s, vandalism th rive d and n clg hlm rhu u d I'eiula
ion* htinth of |uo(r**'OMl rtckrt
Nrw Vorh Itrrald Tribune
|
_____
. headnehn* it I* imporlnnt Ihut
often
rcp
ln
ced
neighlsirhooil
picnics.
f i n in lliit ronntiy". .Some ,liv
you have the ndviee of a doc
“
ItANfiKOK
—( A t Military
T o o late a c ity council tried to buy land fo r p arka . In
Labm le.ulrrt will Irani dial more
1 i, i the fifth time In ten yeum., The poll tn* la «f rourae, a I,In- Iradrra of Thailand (Slam) have I tor. lie will explnln the imMinister i poi lance of n regular physical
Irmpeiatr lannuaKr it all Hiipmlalit stead o f g e ttin g big tracts for sm all m oney and h a v in g the ll.< llouue ,.l l(cpM'*entlltlve* Iniii itiams*, the lire vole, Piohahly ' heen told liy Itrlrnne
routine, free from unnecessary
e n jo y m e n t o f them all through I tie y e a rs , th e y had to buy voted to ini' the pot, tax out ot it '■> not ns effective na It oltce l.uelt, (ienernl tuning Chart Nakaid lu iDiimnnioiiR »rl*iIioit«.
emotional Nlrnln. Your doctor
sm a ll a r e a s expensively. T h ese w ere not so good a s Mu* lo.iiiea» .Such t.'ihiluill p<'itou„ au. I lie Negio Uiugi'lc for llir I mb they miiKt not nusldlr in lulorwill hI*o prescrllie whatever
„oc,.
in hcHri lhull cunaiatenl lie l«lh<l *uia fated well la ,Supteme'nn| )M,||tle* heenuse il ia their duty
Wr ate plr.urd In bear tbal 11 fo rm e r ones, lint they had to do.
lent, although ilia real tent re- Court i.erotjoii;*. (iovi'rmu 'Ini- to prepare themaelvt'a fur "the war . medlrntbm he hdleve* may
C h ild r e n need lots of play space to gro w up in. K ille rs uuiiiih in Mu. Senate. What with nuidgi. of (ieorgtii i* liiiHily cu- ||,Ml |||aM Hli4*nrl *'
member of the Irgiabiliirr. |fr|ur.
I help you.
(sit a consclentlmi* pharma
icntalive
Sloe kd llr,
(if
|),ulr need b e n ch es w here they may knit or m erely chat and w atch Die Wnidilnglon bent, lh|, pre* P'ged in otliei wnya «( keening I . , ..........
. ...... i
•
' !
l,,ri|ggb la now, cist fill that iirnHrriptlnu!
County, baa in rea<linr»« a bill foi th e fu n . W ise com nuuiillcH provide fo r th ese. T h e y a re not Hire of inlerimlionnl laaitea nnd Nrgio,* from vuluig, Alnluiiiiii •
Thla is the 2flt4th of n series
, ii.r Conurt'K*|iuuil urge tn hurry lord in vmn to reipure that vn t-.
^ * verlml one tietween thorn
ini roilut lion at llir foilhroming olil-fiiH hlim cd Ideas, but eternal hu m an needs.
nf Kdllorial ndverlUemmt* apup nml go home, the conventional in moat la- able lo Intelnret Ihe
o *)l °PD<
>"fp** P° dleal doenearing In this paper earh
tpetial traaion, to prnbibit the wear
pM'dletion
I* tluii ibe Hcnnin will I'oiistltullon. Mouth t’lnollna *1111 ‘ " nM| '*1'’ mlnlater told 23 lieuMonday.
ileiline tom l. We regie! tin* re
iniultcr* futilely hI.oiiI tlm imlltleal tenant colntiala Just graduated
in« of tltaaka and liomta. l l i r toll
_____
luitniicc.
poll
in*
repenl
I*
part
of
.
ncredru**
„f
the
nil-while
prlfrom
the
Army
Stuff
College.
ipecitlri tbal it aliall lie unlawful'
dm* rnsiilt o f tin* tlpunstntlim of w ar w h ich can id* lilacp v l righis prugrnni. perhnp* matir. All thisJ* evidence Hint the
"Kaeh d»y thla verhal Mrimala.
fnr a peuon or Kroupi of pcianml
ivesr maa'ka .'..''hnlilb
’
, , *w f O S II Il .I I I i n c l l f * S B i n i „ m »■ W „ . .. ........................... .. ....
|o wear
nr bomb
wbirli
n X Hut
T r cred
f l i tit aide
..........nf
. the
now
nd
X
S
N t ^
'f f i e . S L S H
X
.
2 T x S S ! S S lf^
I il.rumavka
i.lrMi.ie
ii
. 1 con f-d
d mt
the lodger
lotlgcr iiss , a
n..........
n«w n
iin
d crstkm
crstk m lh
ll tg ...M
.i;il, r,r u„. filibustering min. u, objectbmnhle ayml«,lt linger* , ho near rnture will lm a real
ceal n*
tlirir, , slnitjiy. It ■
* vinula
V
T
M
» » ‘l treatm tm l o f tlm p h y sic ,illy ham licappcd.
m g .o rlly . If I.....re Ih *lnror|ty In Minim.
struggle of force. Once the * rugthe n< |
i u, ‘ r ,y y rw .w' ' '
M uch jitlh llc ily hits been g iv e n to th e c a re and handliIn s. lepuitedly
S S h b
nninuiticniidelurmlna-' Whnt n lnig„ pm!
the Mouth X'* •1,*H begun, hero can bo little b
batna lifgi'laiiiir
((rj- M
^(||.|)
III ttlltiir
ciiiin
aim em
i ' iiiimiihhii
...........................—
, .............
, t. ■ ,r__ lampa
» iipH l1nii"n"ciier ..,, 0
1|(,|( p anlicf ills
a n anil
i l In
h e ir m en
tal and
utlnnal sta
ll
'list |ri'M'iitH
t'KOltl* IIhh Hull
Hint nuntuildiiiv
nuiiinilHoiv pollpoll- i|U«mttoii
iptestloli Mini
that Siam
Siam will
will tie
Ihi InvotvInvotv* - of *—
1....... tivviiv
..
fro
hof vvictim
Ih only I tic hegliining. ed.' Therefore, we mu*t prepare,
thn ii* tepcul.......................................
Hie trull, li„,la ..........tv .Sheriff I "Ittufnjiil
Mtrtilng
from
m tI h
ictim iif
»fT serliats
s.;rinits in ju r
. .'IvV''
' h‘^I;V,Vi,..n,,r.VmT “thi
HEDY
ROBERT
I.CIU
,
iit'D
n ih* offing arc Hiiii-lynrh Icgls- We must he on the alert.
roH TH I.bO
A
Sam Smiibwiik of A lirr. T r* . bail '»r m lilro ssin g him w ith
t S iIIH ! | » .! ""*>
■
f'l.hoatcr
rub
*
rnn
t»a
h
b
o
t
t
■11iniinition
I.rough' lo I i' h( in thiH aeHHion I lalton. It,,.
“' «
.............
. “ ,,f
"* -eg)cgn.......
“ In preparing for thin ntrugglo, |
ii
MF.KT
bern a m i r d l n
v rir„„, „rw,. | coml Uitm ftn iik ly i.n tM o t.ik ij II 1T o rK rn t ■ I ' ] '.
-'l - ' lliinr '"li;t’'
'Hl
.............
. lojtuiM In )iiter*lnle Imvel, and Fed
.< Hi,,
uppoiliinlly.
dual
III,, "oppoiliMilly.
* must be enreful not to meddle !
1
ii
1
hiiiH ninttpi ih ,i 'hoii tn do tIn* h iiiik . i 11nin wntii jih
i *11
rerun, cialv fom Menatora rnn In ln 'rrn l law aguin.i >li*i■uinn.ition u. j"
...........
........
11 mplnymcnl. tirsdualMin win* vie- * internal politic* or allow our- i
.............................. Z v ' s n
O u r 1liv e s" nm l bunks like "M y
In in foiling cloture.
lories, nnd unmlilnkaMy a fcinictit
11 be IliHtrumenta of pollI'lilor I'ail'ion — New*
^
....., r " " ' ........................... .......* ............ a ir more Hu............
Children Under 12 FI1KF.
pre w ar.'
imioevemerit
i*
working
o il" ..*.. Ihr
.................
Tli#»
**((**vliv*» ImviriK i||» * thnMiiyn
HniiMi. V......................
\»' tlottjil tIiii I
Complele Shnwa 7:45 A 0:50—lUitt «r iVliKin
Ihr Moulh can foievci irfuue lo
---- *-------— r r * ; i - K
r l : i
'“n h . ' T i r t l i ' « r..u..r<. nr .................... ............ ...
ciinie „f II* famtlle* ban Imen es
" M O V I E U N D E R T I I E H T A tttt"
I
* * v* a- t v t o i m 1/
1 iflylng
i y m ) f irreppmt ,e,.
n. w
««-r
"m a le a. nearly twice the M
|jj-W
of
with
will.n, ... I,...... . , 111. ...........
.ljvlllll.il ih'IN'ial*
" '’KLT'i
bane.; That’* what v,.,','n,7nk.
vou ilitnk. T , ‘ ' I>_a HkH.lons
wing
spread
of
2ft
feel
havt
Lhil
;. ;...............
M
..U.
I..
u.,11'
ii.inu
illcm
s
CHIIHCtf
I»
>
'
lll»
CO
m
litlllll;
I
IIiS
tIM
)11
J1
'
1t
M
'1['
'
"I"
Miami
ncerage,
well
above
the
t'n
b
i
innocentr. Now lie will'T1i,ii»vt
CltllHCd try m i. V , " , .........................................
SA N FO R D
ORLAN DO
H IG H W A Y
. hern found
In the chalk beds of
ted, State* average. Where 1,200
ol mttidrr Huh ibe Htnte tHliils to he co nd lt toned to a gru n t extent by I lie at
lio n s t . AND llPfifitt
1 _____ * .
si
ii-;i for the m inee ol
minder.
the Ulttde o f ol h e rs. T h e m od ern Idea th al a jih yslcn l Im iullntp is J1''1. {’V1
...........................
" '
hi who
uivr Bub
hi*'life
i1, of. i
M„ n „ r, „ „ „
nCwipaperuM"
t-l*™ It* m utely one facet o f th e w holu p e rso iia lity I h ii Inutility one.
iluatrv Vef,,rc.mft,8(Xt
before, ri.xiMi now worn.. At,TON,
........................................
|| -*.......—
pbi.e Willi'.'all
1!u,|„strv
III -i/V,
stmtled w,'H«,,rn Kansas.
No
-itvv on
on Hie
Hie l.ottlai
l.oulaiuua, motnrliit informed Ihr police «*
No uther
other «
i-It
that tbi* cv
—
.
(
,-oHHt proper can mulch
l.nke, follows;
tie paused
panned an car
mi on
■>„ Hie
.... hlghwny. ,I
coriiiplion might a- *holuh*J will
riiarlrs, spurt, though a little to I He
Me
looked,
saw
no
driver,
looked
not be limuglil bark to life, and
the north llaton Rouge hus grown, again. Then lie saw two Imys in i
nlrndilv
on
nil
industrial
lin.ie,
j
K ht may be fiiigollrn. And the pin*
the rear seal. They were guiding
Hut Hie count towns, hig and little,, the car with ropes attsrhrd to the
prill rimliuue to lie rililri/rd by unare swelling with new nopiilalion, |
steering wheel.
I
'* thinking people lor ill failure tn
some from thesurrounding /arms,
prtvtnl crime.
some from outside Hie state.
■•vw
— /fahr
Crude oil la carried to refinare oil—the rlrh depoalt underI
Mr F.DMOND I.K B R ETO N
New I Imt Im alid l.afa.vi He, for |
. Local rilirrn* dioiild l^a ^mud Af' ^te.wstealure'i
lying most of ihr roast and example, are oil company divi tries through soma nilfl.non tulles
NF.W IBERIA. La- July 30 - stretching mil under the gulf I. il- sion liemlipiarlets, wl'h largo | of steal pipe lines.
of their County IJnrne, it leemi lo
Tlipae'ctira ware traded in on new Buicks from your friends und neighboru
U|, after rtadmi about tba tomb t/f*l—On Hie Imt (lull coast of torn—and natuisl gaa. >vlilrli l» office force*. For intlra along t A new soybean product Is said
(•un ui - ....... ............v
I,'..lilt*..*.
Hie etnmetlla nf Hie not anlv * convenient and cluui, Hie liigliWMys approaches to each
lit flanford and Seminole County. We will be gild to furnlah you with
glue which hecemes ivalion of a limilai iuipUMion 4(
..... .al*n
. .. Hfrvrae sa a law
fuel■ Imt
local offices and , lo be a
C Tampa. "In a indly l.itW .,*bm •irwrnt. " " " ‘ h ,.•'• *l**‘" «
" material, along with other meat ■dretell „rHie
1
terproof
whan
healed.
"'.1,HlViiv’ firm's ' a,iiiiotheir names ujion refluent. They are priced right and you will find them
•omff dirlanre bom (hr..1 mam
A ll(.,.1(de WBO> lhe r0Mt with Ka (esources. lo „,ppo„ * chemical Mir|ii |rnr rcyiri i*| ^apw,ni»*«
f e s A
... ....
doien tecliincul nervine* icqiiusd' Pollen front flowers vsrlea to
house , wiites a lubiinr stsU jpem gentle, somewhat mournful »cen- industry.
rlcd for oil drilling, e*pecially III «rotor from whit'* Hirough *H the i
Horn are some of the
l1
' M r, "lived two old mm,Tafl partly »’iv, ll» proilnmluanlly Ai
country which Ini* to be travelled i 'olors of the apart rum to almost
offspring!
Siam
Told To
Prepare For War
The Poll lax A^ain
Handicaps
• 1
Tnnttfht
1
Tues. — Wed.
f
1
LkMABR■CUMMIHGS
FRANK KNSTKIN
■J *
Elements Of New South Fizz With
Activity On Louisiana’s Coast
USED CARS
T
IIS ao,ll(
occiipaMu,,fe e p •an!
* " be
* bad
- t breti
* * |p**j & L m . j a s .ll B
ssAB
alu|
rp
t-Ucl, ns
Coastal parishes
(countlrd hy lilg-wheeleil mnr*h buggies 01 i black.
*«••» i --------pepper sauce
-— ymaking
and
Hpanlali west of the Mlaslaidppl--onU n rig* Hint can In* floated down
Cnvlnelon.
moss gathering, was yf In te rs :
had n»l bean ba
lime". "Oiliv dithj
aot” , "indeitdoibl*. fin
ennat* and Into Hie open gulfportion of the state’s oil fleld'iprimarily tn Imtriala who had read prorluced more Ilian $20(1,(MM),U(H Imfnvettu
claim*
Htl.OOO smallest
now
thidr "Evangeline."
worth of crude end condniKUt"
Bill today ol). nut oral <-isis.i.jt|iHir
gaa, shell, laat year. Landowner*' rnyillh'*
—the usual figure I* oun-elgth—
ami payrulli pourrd itinnev mt"
air area where cash too often In
wnm iuun» i.w, ... the past had come innlnly from
||HV VWIV liai« iu ii jk i.n (r . r
shares of dlsinpolntlog crop*
Vfd Stale hrnefil paynirnls, and j g(>m-»l* of « new ernnomy. Thminh and Boosonal isles of muskrat
I
result
Isn't
yet
n
alghl.
her had oilier routre* nf in- the endmge la fast, much fearer pella, fish and shrimp.
In Laulaiatia ns a whole, ml
rwg M
visa.' m
, i ,f*!««
,-- - R.>. „ 7 1 ,,,r ; j5
»■,0all
. . . mu“
.pprnranrcfl
*- •1■
V ? V . * r than
i^ " ' tr
®* ' trm
formation or
me aousriveJt
.... gaa field employment lucres*
of the
southeaa by -ex- and
f could be properly cored ini
ad
naurl* flO
<W
> pJr
- - - 'cent' hetw
1 -*.......
H
ie. Iron
Iron and
and other
other Indl
Indualrlea.
nd naarlf
oc
llv,
serins to ba no rau- 1040 andlW H. to g total nf « MB
S f c Rnoaevrlt insists il was not eonYelforlliure
the hrartachai occaaloned The Imfnatrv's nsvmii ' i T * .™ '
ljudice whirh prompted hci lo hy mliratlm, of lr,Hu»trylrom the tly 'm o r. Ih in 'n u ' , " l,n l,ic "!!'
n'a federal aid In Catholic mrrthraat to nthfr »«rU of th *; o / ' l ? •" " f ^ n f a
( « t *ow’
» week
_o|i while supporting federal aid aoiilli, nor for arruiariona (hat ,n. • or.«
In , 'Hw
parishes
nf Ilia coastal
la being lured away frnn Acadiatj
belt alone In
ptfclic schools. And ytl Mrs. diislry
Ita eatabllshad locationa hy H u ,.________, nf of crude oil and charmavail Is always one ofaka first halt
of cheap labor or bl» tax fr|OC* * #l afaeture gave employmvPi
X.prejudiea .whicKjV^thsisJs
... —
i™
" " " i i / ' n , ! ..... . Inducements.
•bout a tenth of the total
Ii
UlWni har dial ty(u|e people
I IMiroes will not bathe logelhar
ftf. Milts pool withoul hloodshed,
l - »o
-- iurj
....I that
,L -i jhey
iU«ii are
ana
) ,'ui,l>g,
lyi righl and (hat ilia vlcm
I iha other
are "promplad
I by prejudiff 7 k i t not tea*
The new Industries
t&
S B pE B
kind nbvloualy i r r
cause raw
Hut payroll
ft
of
neatly
tkly cams eloaa to a
weakly
wsite*ItM (ranaporta- the
at nr near
lion Is got ..
Higher -Ineoma I
in * »*w wiarkoU
mrad a wmt# wan in prater
ng-CL„.......... aaa wnifiu
‘ irtng-commarclal
employ* -
,,iancej
lP"'
lana'a
ml
ora croat
iW B
. oiltar
n
a
i e o a a t .______________ _
a gtrlae became an Important
rial oity. It got ita first
pkatA af the now industrial daop»*n
i i i - U f e K ,|
*T9 K.'W k
i
Monte Casino Roman Catholic |
Church with n seating capacity of j
I
happening three.
iMipoiniion, half again a* many ai
In 11,40.
seem* to be
What .......................
Is H
a <
sort
ofi .........
economic game of
in
nrri w
musical chairs. The city folk, com'
petiug lo sopie extent with newcomers from outside the state,
gel job* with nil rompanle*, f**
.’Inurlcs or other
factories.
Front
flnurli
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104C.BUICK 4 DOOR REDAN with radio and heater. Beat
covers, New light blue paint Job, Runs and looks good,
the country come less skilled peo
ple tn take inmo of the less de|lrable Jobs vacated. Machines—In Sanford —
cluding ran* harvesters now iielng Via. 4Si al l
manufactured right on the coaly
—take their places.
Southwestern Louisiana ln»U*
tutc of Lafayotto checked on Its
commerce department graduate*
the
last- three' years
and found
of H
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*
*
* » * ------ ------that abmii a third of those who
went to work were employed
nil companlee.
Although
tlto
school long was thought of prlmarily
as" *•
an
BBjr W
»! engineering unroll*
mant now Is hraaking all raaora.
. There Is little doubt that the
new money la elevating the matarlal standard of living. Soft***
western and Louisiana Btata Univomlty Inveatlgatnra find th“* ln
alli* uu»
hut tho
remotest xxvmmiw
section* r TT
m
miu rannunk
trie" wiring
wlHng ]n
Jarml^ouaes, noft ( w
liufai
11)4(1 BUICK BfiDANET with radio and healer. Beautiful
g r a ^ paint. Good tires. Low mileage.
,
NOW SHOWING!
I
Uoks andjruftd like • n
u
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tOBILE 4
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l ? CyUnd#r B#d,n with ^eljUX«
equipntankand Hydramatic.pjrlve. Orlglmtl bUck finish. Thl*
, .‘caV llss only bean driven 12^77 mile* and looks and runs
1 lk«,4 new car
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$1850
Termi and Trades
'(T#r
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Bb m3
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ally extension worker who
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S E D A N . L ow m ilaaga.
CHEVROLET 4
Ilona are apreadli
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imnnplacu, Rottl
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1 , meal packing and ehnm- commonplace,
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104jf. FORD TWO DOOR Buper DeLuxe Sedan with radio.
* * * * h
clocW
flexible ----------ateering
gray flnlah. Good \ |
viu\|H|, f( iivmwiv
as wheel. Original
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tires; Ho«t covern. This la an exceptionally good car, very
clean, and priced to sell quick at
Kentucky claim* thn .
church III Hio wnfld - ,1
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LET’S LIVE A LITTL3
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Florida
Kfj
net!
�MONDAY AUGUST 1. 1949
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THE SANFORD HERAT/D. SANFORD FLORIDA
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S o cia l
And
-S o cie ty
W > t r* i
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P ersonal Activities
K dttur
U ~
social Lalenaer
M*ss Gladys Kinlaw
»vcu« noyd uoyai
Mi nml Mi*, Emmett Kinlaw
MONDAY
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mumum i- iJit- iimmuge of their
. The Phllathea Sunday Sdio.ii i.uuglitei, Gludy- Kiniuw, to Floyd
Claaa of the Hint I’losbyIfi urn ■I{■•yitI. I hi- wt-Miling win prrlotmCliurch will hold II leiruliii ......I - |...I nt tin- Innin- of Hit- Rev. J . H.
ing at 8:1,0 C. M. iii on linin'- "f |f u nit. inMtui ill tiiv Flint Christ
U t |. John Wilson Oil tiiitilfli I .it I
uui ( Jini. il. Sutin day night at
j
TUESDAY
Mill* o'clock.
Circle No. 7 of thu \V S t ‘ s
I oi In i we.tiling the liride choae
of the First Melhdiat t’hiit.h mU a Navy him- .lull* worn with
maat at HltHJ I'- M- nt (In- Ihiiih -Ni i ' j -i inI u Jilt i- iicceHMirlea and a
i f Ml*. Tail (tuvl.l. '.’ll M ip ” i " i -age ol white lilorinoine. The
Avenue at M:0(l I*. M
i'1-tieti nu- ntti-lnlcd hy the bride'*
The
Daughters
of
Weslei '- i-iliii nml smier-in-luw. Mr. and
plats of tin* First
Methodist Mi- U i.g oiy Kiniuw.
liiiiiii-ilintiTy (pl)owing the cereChurch will iili-ct lit tin* Ilium- iif
Mr*.
E. H- Lnm-y.
En-t j •i •■i-v Mi mnl .ui*. ii.-yni left for
nt H:iin l‘. i. ueiMiiig trip nml iipnii their re*
M. Ilostusira will .In* Mi>. W. t ] mill lull le-iiile nt the Peek ApartHill, Mr*. J . M. McOiwkill. Mi- nn-mi* mi I'nlnii-tto Avenue.
Mi- lloyiit luii* made Sanford
f W, A, Hunter, Mrs, lin n Adnm1 ■■> tun...... Ini), i-nily rliildhood and
and Ml** Ruth Haiul.
The Friendship League of "i - i'11i'IiiI* il tin Snliford ichoola. For
tin puM *ix vein a *lu- haa been
Congregational Church "i l l Hi
nip.m ilt hy the lilt* Theatre. Mr.
nt trie I'm Mi Mouse at 7;titt I'.M
il-m l. |. .1 nil-11v of Urlando, la
THURSDAY
.. . -uu i uf tin- Puckett mul Royal
The T. K. I- Clus* of tin Fii-i
Baptist Church will nn-i-t nt ■*:'!< illinium Stole in Smtford.
P. M. at the liotno iif Mi». Ellin
Shadoln, HIM Elm Avenue.
Eighteenth
Street,
Elizabeth Whiff ham
^Honors Houseff nests
Misses ( ’urry, Draper
Honored With I'arly
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PAGE THREE
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1 1 *—
Hath, Tennis Huh
iW. S. Earle To Marry
Holds Party, Supper1 St. Auffuotlne Girl
iMrs. Gruhir, Kohh
|Honor Mro. McManus *
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Member* uf the Hath mg! Ten- ! Mr. mid Mr*. .1. M. Dllsaver of
nl* Club gathered on Saturday |Si Augustine. auiiounreH today
evening *1 7:011 o'clock at the i the engagement ami approaching
Mnyfnlr Inn swlmrning pool and 1 mm t inge of their dougnter. Batty
enjoyed llu-li third siviiiiniliig Ruth to Willmm 3. Earle, son of
party and covered dl*h -uppci. Mr* Hertlia E. Kurle and the latlt
Following the *uppei -i-iv-d huf- Mi Earle of Ihit* city. The wed
fet style mnl enteii nt -mull Inhle* ding will lie an event of Allg. 'JS
gioupeil mound the -uiiiiiiiing in the Ancient Cltv Raptl-t Church
in St \ugiKtine
pool, dancing Hn- enjoyed
Mi— Dil-aver » ii- graduated
Among those enjoying tin eietiing were Mr. nml Mi- S n Chu-e. from tin Ketterlimi* High School
,lr>> Mr. and Mr*. G \ Sp.ei, and 1" " t a " ' "ded Florida Southern Colyic*. Ctlwnrd McKeevei, Mr. nml lege m Lakeland. Mr. Earle attend1 Mr*. John Ivey, Mi ami Mr*, the local school* and graduated
Kail
Higginbotham,
Ml.
uml from Florida Southern College In
j Mr*. Frank Shame*, Mi mid Mi- ■Line It'lit
Lee Samuel*. Mi. and Mi- Clyde
Rmnsey.
Ml and Mi* \V \
'Morrison mid Mi and Mi*. Jack
MERRY DRINK
Kntlgaii.
\ nc« plastic I'liiitnttine.' ha* it
Also Mi. mul Mi*. Wallace M tiun-pnieni .t.imr top uml a remo*
l ’lilli|ix. Mi and Mi- W A Hit vnhle
pin-tic
-flaw.
Suction
ling, Mr. and MiIt I. Dean
mid son tlnho Mi mnl .Mi- \ II thimigh the -iraw whirl* the mtnMe Raney. Mi mnl Mi- \l L. .nture tneirv-gn-imind tu the dtKiiliorn. Di
nml 'J it hi die light -d h child who must drink
Hark*. Mi*. F. .1 Liinli .mil Clif n gin-* of mlik.
fold McKildiin mid itii---!
Mr*.' Julm McManus w m hunor, «d tm Friday i’vi*ti Inif nt Kstrct
T*t*|thOflt I4 S |o'rliM-k with n surprise shown
given hy Mi*. Fred Robb nml Ml*.
Hal Grubei ut the home of the
litter at the Municipal Airport.
Pcciirution* in tin- room* incluite-i
lovely urriitigemeui* of aweethelrl
ro»e* and gieeuery.
Mra. J . B. Ray ha» a* her guem
During the eveultiu aiiiiie* wgr*'
her olater. Mra. W. E. Smith of enjoyed by the gue»(* mul were
Ocala.
won hy Mi*. Cecil I'mltm.. Mr*.
B F. (Sana* ami Mr*. Dick Aiken
Mr. and Mr*. J . E. Courlti left Shower gift* were oieai-nted tu
on Saturday for Altaniunt, N. C. Mr*. McManu* in a ilecoiuteil ha**lnel.
to epend a month.
Hefre*limeiii * inivinl out a pa*Mr. and Mra. U. A. Sprer and tel color theme. Siniill cuke* weiv
two children have left for New In the *hupv of pink mul blue
Smyrna Beach to spend a month. alphabetical hliwk* mnl wen- nerv
ed with a refiveiling drink Httd
Mr and Mr*. Wallace M Philip* Inn d'oeuvre*
Those enjoying the evening with
have returned from Minim where
Mrs, Me Man us weie Mr*. H, D.
they apent about a Week.
l.uke. Mr*. Charle* Murrtaon.
E. C. Dobion left today for Mr*. A. H. McHaney, Mr*. •j“t,,£l‘
Ml*, ,Aiken, Mr*. Z. RWaycro**, Ga. where he will en- Craim*.
„
A. Voiillerhuli*.
ter the Atlantic C o b m Line Hoa-1 Mr*. George Stine.
,
Mi*. J ‘>Mi
pital.
Hughe*. Mr*, .lohu Krlilur. Ml*G e m He Mai den. Ml *. Jttliati StanMr. and Mra. Frnuli K, Mac- Htrnm. Mr*. It II Squire*. Mr*.
Neill are ependlng u two week*' Gann*. Mr*. Malcolm Hlggln*.
vocation In varlon* imlm* in Mr*. Carlton. Mi* Ethel Gal*l«r.
North Carolina.
Ml** Dorothy Vonlleihull*. Mil*
f Mnnrnret Voiillerhuli*. mid I’aDy
Dr. and Mr*. Chnrle* 1 Rer-. and Slaida tlrnhei and Vligittia
, *ona have moved their real- 1 William*.
dence from the San l.amu Apart
ment* to 1210 Magnolia Avenue.
Personals
An evcellcul imi.ilnni lm iii.on been well mixed togethri a* *uvtk
muffin* 1* to mil tin inp- in a- vou inki them out of Itld
sugar Bltil i-lliiiiiliiiin that have oven.
IIAHRIKTT'S BKAHTY NOOK
AROIINI) the TOWN
and 1
Mr. and Mr*. C. L. K.diiuig
Mi-- Ailcle Cm rj .il Savannah, daughter Harriett left yesterday
.
- , VVhi 1111 inii't it ? ? 7 HANH
tit, inn 1 .Mi** Uorotliy Draper of for point* in North Cuiullna
to . (.OBEItT. HUitllKIt JUNNAKD
l.uke
Wale*
weie
hoimred
on
SatMila Margaret M|iem-er nml Mi‘ petal some time.
* nd HAL iiKUBEtt -tndling titerCatharine Spenrei of Oilimdn. win- . 1.lay nJ' iiiooh with u Coca Cola
---------1 illy down the *tteel . . All mir
p.'iii
given
hv
M
ir . .link Wilkin•prut the jiaat weekend n Sin...... ._
Nr*. H, M. I'apwoiih plan* lo.|,e-t wislu* to AN DUE V HAtH
nt.
«t In* 1 i i o i i i i ' m i Ouk Avemu*
fb*d aa the guests of Miss Kli/n
„„.i leave in the near fntn.c fm Ashe- M),t GEORGE SI'E E Il who have
•
-rlui*'ii
tht»
hum>
I’t" i* hv Iv’.tv iiiMiul Stutlloiv
'
1 villa*. N. C. where she will «pcrtd
^ug -.) tm uml most inituirt-'
hath Whlglunn, wen- hoimml t'*( tj‘t luvk,
VtII» VVM1k- 111■**. tiling lull•I nt Mt and Mi- J , c Wat
Saturday evening wlih n In nl-■
Wllkln»on
,
*
bu“'
•
mon,h
aid
'
Vent
JEA
N
ETTE
WOLF*
Ilit lutMiiR *>I lh«* Wilklnwjfi
party given liy Mi** Whighuin n- ifnif
KR luokimr niti* iluwntuftii in * Km if S,11<1.. ml, i i i " . ................................. I i i i i n inn m in ,n l today to Jo h n
Min» iUM.irittiMi with ir* i »
y
.
, , .
k»’iii» I l»|ti it ip* " I I . I i i . It 1 I lie H n l. h i 1 I , nig id n lille il fm
her home on Went Kit»t S m v
I
1mig-.mcnt* of rose* mtfl hihiscu* In
jjf f
^
■■liar
— -cotton *un Uie** Willi match \*4-V» id 1I *1' I
Attractive timingi'iis'iit* of nn-m
ing Imw in
Ip her ---hull .
1
, ..... k
r„,u Mr*. *acatlon in Tampa with hi* son. mg
flowara decorated the runni*
•.v‘i k m - o ;; ^ ! :* ; * , ^ d C » r C l i V ! T r o y Rap, Jr . and. hi* lirothrr-ln- | SAM MARTINA in
L. the Florida
Following several p-npi
Mt. and Mr*. Fashion* station ivagmt .
MRS.
.V
d
illm
iv
Lee
mul
bridge, scores were itil-li >1 .....
T. W. MERG mnl MIIN. FRANK
i u i j i i . Iimntv 1efieulnimnt* roll1. WtutHHCFF. Ill having fun
high lim e nwiinleii to Mi*
1 1id uf *mnll decorated cakea.
Danglemnn mid ••..... "I I " " 1'
Mi** Ro*. Levy iduti* in leave buyiny grncerte* togi lliet . MRS. 1
nlteil
nuts,
cin-ese
stick*
and
mnrroti Kv 111nns* fur Hiiitutfii* lll'V vJ \f AI 1 i iiituiti aitU
UlM Elllnln th Dyson. Tin
mnl* 1* Inch were served with the tomorrow by plane for Houston. RflN' SMALL naiveising outside i ".1. 1 ' j ■ , i ..I,
Mi .1Fill Mi .1 1 \\4lt 11IIIH Oil
i.l.n i•IL III
Tea., where *lte will go in hr with the Vuldei Hold
urlre wa» won hv Mtli
e-lung
ill
tut-.
IV till •aitain'iiit'111 •■»
■
*i\ M i 1 ^ flint • iij'.i *i
Johnion.
her nlrca*. the Mlsse* Selma and
JACK MilKKLSiiN uptown o n ' s' - i*AITIM'I t ■
Th
11
—
e
invited
to
he
with
MU*
MU' ' 'i il Mm \ 1 Il 1
\ If. •1* it *t,it'll' ill 1 1 m i Mac Wat
Lute In the evening n in ' ' mi l mnl Mis- Him per were the Louise Levy, who ate confined to tnisine** . MYRON RECK uml
1
1
,
M
■ \ I III l;l\ 1 innl MMi 1'll It. • I'M K' 1i i i Iliip M li* o l
courie wo* served hy tin- h" 11
MARION HARMON huving llu-lr
Mi -i". Knlhleen llnbcocki Tomutye Herman Hospital their
IT M'I'.li 41V11 i ' in (it 1 *1
i; l Hu nun 1 luge will
anlated by hei si.ilei. Mi - I* c l
—
morni ng drink
We heat tlinl •- \l.l
\li
tin
hi, Faye William*, Beverly
i . ii,Inn Hn i ' St•»t 1• ftFt i-v
1 tilt 1..»»
Jcu t*. Those enjoying Hu- •v. nine ,1min i . I..1111 Dumpier, Martha
Mr. and Air* II E Chapman Cowan'* i* plmiiitne a lug op'll- .tu '
Mm . 1 1 1/ M l 1II
Ml-tw V\ il 1M**
11 native of
with the hiiiuii g in -'* h- " Mi are expected tu arrive home today ,ng fm iheli new stole, complete ■I n
ii
11
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111111
.
.tnckhMm-DiUialil,
Jo
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J
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V
ftli.il
.
Dangleman. Mi*. Jolm -i.
'L
utuat mi 1 l oin Semin
„„ from Greenville, 8 . C. where they with fiishlun sln.w
MRS F A.
hn
William*,
Jnekie
Cameron
.^ R obert
Hirkaoii, Mi
U "1 •
1 1.1 i> It I Mill L'I Milk' t't it fl» «
.... . m me spitng of
Mndy - Well*. Vi- Kl Smith o f'sp en t a *horl vacation with relu- DYSON and duuglilct MISS El.l- M i l « \
.M .S S
S i I
1 » *i 1 r M
:.r i<1 e-eut employed
• While, Mis. Lee Dntp-1 . M
Mr*. Gy« ______
1
u
hum,
Mr*.
A.
W.
Lee,
u |\n\ \ '.i 11 1 I is ,
n t"1
M!
Jones, Mr*. Flank .........
I f Hnipi-c. AH*. Hurry Lee and the
I n-tiion- \ti Iln|ikm*t
• i t lit* K M I .\ l| n ,
^ft». Collin Ray, Ml*- Di ■ Mi.
Ml** Carolyn Hudiun h it Tltur*. n|,t|, (..miuememeut exuci-e* held 1
n| hiiiimiiiiiiiiis, I pmI
M i l l IV t
llOFlt*>N.
' ’ ‘If
S tth ijjl v
! ................ Mt
Nancy Culluin mul the t>..-ii--»
day to spend two week* at New recently at the Dnlveinily of " t\.
till* win Ni'iviul wiili
\I I'EIIT I I I 1 1 ............ "! I n
Smyrna1 Beach with hei grand- Florida.
ip mi li*i 11t i -•it1*111 mnl
,„,,),* In ''HI* Gill Friday" Il was parents . Mr. and Mi* II E. Don. I'mhI n il
II*- 11i«iri«'*l m Hunfnjtl
a I loppy Imt she wore ut alt an nelly
f
..iltti
,
Mutt) Lee, Jr. t ft min'd ycsler-l
m r*|H with tlif N'fW Ynrk tillilitr*
gle*. In "Wmtiu.i of Distinction
'M
il
I
lull
M
t*
|
M
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tu
«th
i
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day from Millegcvllle, Ga. whetM
I t ......... S v M t m l i f t i i w h i r l * 111' vv«*iil
it'* a luige limiilhag with which
HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 1 i/t’»
any
. .. . 1.
lift ii. I awi«in, uivln uml 1* now muk
Mr. and Mr*. W. D. Hofmann (,P Herved a* an ullendiinl in the I V•
itoiallml R ushcII, the imhlic'* Idea tin- whack* Ray Mllland.
have had u their guests, Mr* wedding of hi* fotmei room mat*
1lir
•> •' 4111*1 -ID fctii* lii^ Innin* in I'usth 1 , It 1*
Una said *hr hn* known and Fred Ba»»ett and Fred Basaett, s , Georgia Tech, John M, Ryan,
of the iirtrfur-dnrml wntunn, I- “buck
dndlc.l
many
profeesinnal
wo
behind the desk uguiii.-’
Jr. of Coral Gable* who left ye»ElUnlu-th Hliri-ve.
<*
t»wbag»Fti«doetor; lawyer, men. particularly department alore terddy to return to their home.
—— ------executives.
.
.
.
,
*
,
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•
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* nkvchlati
1st. mlvertlsiiig
,
chlstiUt,
mlvyrtlsiug Ii-v-cutiyo
----------Mr. and Mr*. E. W. Copeland
Afahy
uf
Them
are
tragic
fl
f. nPw,*pa|i',rvfiitiinn mi the
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. ....
Ml** Dorothy Drapri of l.skr um| dmtghler*. Ml** Bt-llye .Jan.
icreen already.
n1 ltrilcollege
gin■i-s. I hey
Il',|tIyt Now
lxXf** Him'*
fSIll? ^ *
P-* JBew often have
,_ | husband*
|
Wole*, who ha* Iteen spending the . (v.prinnd „mj Ml** Matv U .
dealt in •'Wiimaii of Dlslliictloii." wlm no- sick 01 |tonr. They always past week with Mr. and Mi*.! fopelnrul. have H-tllincil from
------------------------------- "Here I am again." *lm told nm.| cjulm " " T «'•’
" ‘‘'I* , “'u* Harry L « . left today to attend |(1()Kt, Springe. H. C. Mr. Cop.
" I’m alwavr, hd.ind M disk lifting, the m-xt sale. But they nevri do. the
^ .......
Methndlsl Youth Lamp in j laud ha* left fm iJiitnuo JJie
" ( h e
c n s j) d a r k
d i e s *
phones nml Intel -office speaker*.' "Some day I will do the icul J.e#,hnrg.
___
I
Nwra) mmitlin.
saying, 'send Johnson In to ee.- me story of the professional watnan.i
—|ell Ml** IT.il.i-he to gel that It will he 11 tragedy."
] Mis* Mary. Leoni*
named
., , , was
..
„
, Friend* of Wallet Ileal will
II supplied
......... .
„.M he i
llury In I’lilllnlejplilu - ctnni- in for
supplied her
her the
til title fm the j to the Deans list of the Lnllejte 1 ........
.epic:
'Dentil
of
a
H«le*wiiinaii
»of
Arl*
and
Science*
for
dktallon.'
..
. .
, .been made sales ri'piesriilnln. il
spring quaitri ending in June a l l |)t j)u„|,.| Orlflhe Filling CMllliJlO.A j
A few yentx iigo her liieiulkluridu Siutr llnivfriltjf in T E l*,t)|
AiiR#ii*H. with htuithium t* i
kept telling lu-i: "No, Box, yon'ie
laha»see.
* |» Odessa, Tex,. when- lie »«•
not playing nnothei uxecullve, me
~ 77T~.
formerly connected wiih the n .i
y ou f" 80 -lie gave op playing
William W. Klrtley, gvisGon tianai Oil Well Supidv t'mnpitin
professional women fm nil night
machinist'* mate, first class. DSN,
dram*tic role*.
son of Mr. and Mr*. C. R. Klrtley
Tommy Christmas, wlm n.
"W hat'* when I mmlr u liiinof ihi* city is ■ member of Patrol companled his aunt Mr*. Uml '
*lie said. "Teat often In
Squadron 2-1, based at Naval A lt Goode to Ranford from hn .........
lollywiiod we IMrn to the misStation in Miami.
visit to her sister in Flnicmc,
advice trf fill-mi* when wo
C., returned to hi* hoiin- nti- •
listen tn .he piddle. The
Mahlon Lewi* Wright, Jr. was spending two weeks witli In- m novel' told mu It was tired t
included among those gradual Inr ter Miss Esther Christum* mid i>,9! my profe**imm| rules."
with high honors In summer aes- aunt at their home in Hanrmd
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
After a few HI iiih Hint won her I
^ dramatic Imt no hox-nffice honors, j Mr. mill Mra, Walter A. FleteltP * ietinn.il to the jii ofiM.-ioui ] ur nniiiiuncud today the birth of a
woman. Her only rnmplnlnt Is that I dunghter Kurhara Ellen on July
there’s no chiinge of page.
do ut the Furnald Laughton Memi "All Ihese gid* talk the same," orlul Hospital.
fhe snlil. "I can't talk slowly ls« - J
-----------------------------(•use I'm the type thut gives. If your food budget is a prole
Older*. Anil the wardrobe I* nl- tern and you want to use thilfty
Ffavs the sumo: two suits, n hn*. i cut* of la-ef here I* a listing of
less gown and II negligee.
i them: pot roast, shoulder mast,
1 t'lThe m-irligee colnes In the *e- xlmuldec steak, flank sleek, 'nineYtnth reel when I Int-uk ilo.wtt mill less chuck put luast, hulling hc<-f,
!)'• yrv, 'I'm sorry fm ivhul I did' short rlb», lioneless mlled neck,
t The actress tries to vary the beef brisket, shank meat, sml
gafdrohu with things she iihp* u* liumluirger,
Will dose Hut Augu-1 illh f.ii is ., wreki Ke.apeti Mon. Aug,
'J2iul
Walcli lot Hclmol Hprnal-
HARRIETT
206 N. I'urk
Ph. »7I
rtUmA
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O NPAt AUGUST 1, lf 4 f .
H IE HANFORD HERALD. RAFTORP FLORIDA
PAQIfOtm
Saints Meet Here In Crucial Contest Tonight
Locals Cop 3 Of 4
Games On Weekend
Sanford Nips Lees
burg In Three Tilts
Gainesville’* Al Pirtle Continue*
To Dominate State Loop
loaded and It was hard to get Into
Is. .
John Lobert Will
Art Cookt University Dinto Restelli
. ...
,
i the awing."
. 'w
Miracle Mani Last year Restllll returned to
Speak At Banquet
Of Maryland Rifle Pirates*
‘
hi* old hitting pace. Hi* batting
For Legion Teams Expert, Eyes Title PITTSBURGH- You can give earlier this season promptad a
Hue spokesman to Ishle hi* pur
a bespectacled Italian from Cali chase— for an undisclosed sum
fornia most of the credit for pull and two plsycrs—one of the "most
.John Loliort, scout for thu New
By GKORGB A. BOWEN
ing the Pittsburgh Pirates out of promising in years."
GAINESVILLE. Aug. I - (Special! - With the Palatk* Aisles*
Ymk Giants, will he (he main
The Sanford Giants got back on
AP Newsfeslures
the dumps—and the National Lea
r * . 01111*4 S T A 1 M
l i K A t l l 'K
tlics kor for the American I-avion
th# winning wagon ovar tho w*ok- making * bold bid tor Florid* Stale League honors on ibe strength ol
Another Piralu from the same
w I. r*« on banquet in lie held In West I’aim
rsa
COLLEGE PARK, Md.—“ IP II— gue cellar.
•nd as they took three of four a current cifhl-game winning it res k, the word i* nul lo keep your eye •Tliillirs
state, and who's ancestors claltu
71 IS SS4
v llln
Dlno
Restelli,
th*
Buc'a
now
24B""by
l»r
,,e,
Art
Cook.”
B.acli
tonight
honoring
members
Florida State I<eagu« contest*. Tho
S I 44 ,j s » *
iMymi.u ll"M,h
the same "old country". 1* Vie
1949—International champion, year-old hitting star, isn't tho Lombardi. The Bakersfield p la w
SI 17
ssr. in'* of the four junior baseball team*
Giants defeated the Iweshuig on the fail-moving men of M*n* i ef Bihy Molt.
I lllulks
r.is
im
The
A/alees
.,re
still
in
third
pise*,
but
if
the
second
place
Dsytnnn
57
(7
Art
Cook.”
HI.
A
u
a
iis
lln
n
whole
team,
of
course.
But,
oddly
which
srii
playing
In
tho
slate
Dodgers In three tilts and droppo'l
stack* up as a real diamond oddity
ST 4S .UN up, tnm nsment.
s tim u li
That’s the way the record may enough, much of his help ha* coma —a hitting pitcher. Besides h l ^
one game to the St. Augustine Beach /slanders w*akcn, nr even*
* ~
---------171 14
SI 57
IIf I,.in,I
Sain Is.
s
flock
af
California
teammate*.
th« league leading Gainesville « - j |cn|tl|p. ho)lm run mBrk ,py
1. SI i s i i i h
I.. V. (Dick) McLaulin, former read soon for one of America's
M rlsm lt.
respectable hurling record, IiomTonight the Kanfnrdltcs |>lay Man let their present s ump cur-;
1». 7!' 7*!’ *i S ignipiie in ciuef of the Florida beat eagle-eyes with a rifle. The
The ipilel, powerful rookie camo bardi's been hitting a* high .301.
, fl, h rppunpj , r|pp„r „f the l,4,»Hli,ira
S
H
.
I
I
a
V
*
*
l»
n
(
*
r
hosts to the Ancient City nine In ry them too far, the Aislcas slnn.l
Ttll. |„op
((l U(
Ifitsi i- l.iHgtip amt an Instructor young Unjverslty of Maryland up Ihe hard way. Reatolll got hi a
Six other players from Califor
lirltffiiLi 15 &; I ’slHtkH i 1
a single game, which Is slated l<> reaily to move In,
Die George Harr Umpire sharpshooter ha* his sights set first chance with the San Fran- nia arc Importnnt cogs In Ihe cur
1 ,in
.
! last season by Leesburg’* Ralph
f l A l r i P d v H t c fa. Itay hum llwMrti
begn at 8:16 o’clock. It I* likely
rk
2 4
(fH liiiftrl
4-9,
School, will work with II. A .' on the International rhamplon dsn Seals In the Pacific Coast rent Pirate resurge—Ralph Klner,
flatting averages relessrd today Harlnlonl.
A «fit mat 1r**t 3. H iifirnnl 2 ( I I fc luihigcr of Now Hmyrna as nm- ships In Argentina
that Manager Gruber will send . Include game* through Wadne*‘ '
In “November. League. That was In 1944.
r;Hiri«'Mvillo continued to lead the III Hi
Wally Westlake, Ernie Bonham.
III f»MM•
either Joe Hchulla or Charlie Hose
piios for Ihe tournament, which
It s a long way to come for a
day night, raven led that Ai Pirtle. („ m u ttln g averages with u
He was hatting better than .300 Cliff Chambers. Bill Werle, and
(J r m h TttOmt
to the hill to face the Saint* to
will
start
tomorrow
morning.
(IrU
tllffl
Ml
I'HlMtkN
kid
who
eight
years
sgo
wound
up
Last
year
Restelli
returned
to
•Man rlghtfielder, ha. on In- |,lfty 2Ufi average while the Ht.
Bockman.
night.
UdlRO lVlIIri III IlMYtflflN Ifwm ll
.loci Field, local Legion execu last In a Boy Scout shooting to him when he was called Into Eddie
ntlons of easing off his season- Augustine Saint* hold the fieldTho Golden State h*» always
HI A BN UMfUlB *1 H anfo iil
the Giants copped a hitting
tive,
will
attend
the
iianquot
tomatch.
But
almost
a*
sure
an
the Army the samo year.
1,*■i
hi
l« « *tn irir
bred a rich strsln nf Italian baiabattle from the Dodgers In l-ces- long "hot" pace. Ths chuhby Jn|t leadership with a .9fiH mark,
sigh I iis a representative of the shootfn’ Art Cook can do It.
4 H K H I I '4 N
I.V tA U I'H
The real struggle came after liall groats. A few of note ata
Tuesday brings the deadline for
burg on Friday night as they ■watsman malnUlned his ML
Tmw
w
r.
u
n
P
e
l
Campbell
l.ossing
Post,
and
will
Ha’a already done something no hi* discharge in 1D48. Here’s how
hanged out 14 safeties to score mark for the week to hold a 33 cjuj>( t<> sign any player escepl N i-» Y o rk
Joe and Dom DIMsggio, Tony L a i ^
<o i:.
«11
ii imtio In West Palm Beach for other collegian ever did—win the he describes It:
point margin over his cluaast r»- monies snd several of the club*,
1* 4A
♦
lerl snd Frsnk Crosetll.
{the
names,
he
announced
this
Glymnlc and American titles.
fifil 7 4
51 13
"Tho end nf the war sent
gutar rival-teammate Jim Rivera. noU|t|y (islnnsvlllo, are attempl- lln sto n
i,.
lls t r o ll
M 1*
Cookie”
did
It
last
year,
being
filD 4 4 ’m orning.
swarms
nf
players
bark
tn
their
Rlvara
look
over
second
rrom
|
|
n(r
U
p
m„ke
their
last-minute
Wilbur toiled on the hill for thu
Earl Sande has lieeti engaged
I'lills r l,Ill'll*
51 IS
fsJfa
9
the first American to win an dob*. The Coast League was
Giants, while Paul Grant worked I’alalka’a Herb McLeod by upping >additions lo take of care Injuries 1’ bliSMri
I I 57
114 J(i 4
as one of the thoroughbred train
Olympic
rifle
title
slnre
1024.
W
iis
lib
is
iim
i3
his
average
of
..UK
while
McLeod
.
np
j
W
0J,|,
.pots,
t
IS
57
347
for th« home team.
ers for Clifford Mooer*. owner of
Hack In 1041 Conk won his first
<11 .111 J 7 •v
, Saturday night at the Municipal slipped seven points to .362.
, president J . M. Butler, re- Hi I... mI h lie * n it* t n 1J
Old Roekpnrt, Santa Anita Darby
ln S ii
prise—the
hobby,
for
worst
score.
Park the fiiant* took a twin mil
th s pitching spoHlghl of the
.....
tlf „ |BUer
windy snd I hen It stnpped sud winner.
\sw
V nrk )- 1. ( ' I i l i s a i i 2 2
That
was
In
Bo
in
Boy
Seoul
Troop
32
from the Lake county aggrega weok centered on S a n f o r d >t n m Ibd We,Her. umpire superI I mM i i o
l. I'lsv e la n il n
renly."
n s in .li
,i s.
ft,
tion by fi lo a and 4 to .'I rounts. lie Rose and Itlg Stan Ka |
In Washington, D. C.
gemming
unueo mates,
K
.. . o .n ,,,,,., wii|
Returning m
in ine
the United
States, i> T .
1 visor for the Notional Association,
iViisttlnuiM
h
T.
HI
Is
iiils
.1
ja ck Itml nnd Wilbur teamed up St. Augustine Saint* hurt.r who
Nstlnus . T ' p . nvpllll|p Arena*In Laka
Art learned to shoot with the he followed up with the National
wh|rh Wp.n h r Jir)1|llH| tllP, y,„r. j
< v r n m i , I.K .A IH l:
to set the Invaders down in the Is the wlnn Ingest pitcher In proT«fim
the Uiird year
W 1. l*rf G il
pplp ..flf1P.
GAINESVILLE. Aug. 1—(/P>- scouts and now he’s a master, Senior Rifle championship lit a pi1 h , i e l t
twilight affair by a fi In ;I mar- frsslonal hall this season. R<*« the f,l1Mt |„ ,.|nHS |) ball In (he ML f#n|||ti
fcl .17
'• f,,r thn ,h,r'1
T«o Florida Stale lH>ngne players both of the scouts and with the field of 1 B0 at Gusnllco, Va. He’ll this fall.
llhi'ilily
r
»
r*4
u
and Carry Harry tangled with unfurled * near-perfect seven In*
rifle. He kept firing away until ri*f«nil_ that iBIe In September at
, ..
J in
Iff SH**441
iln w suspensions today.
M
IK
oe Maseda In Die nightcapNrw Ynrk
nlng no-hlttfr ngalnst the D.'l,anil
'
today at 21 ne can hit a bullsoyo Fort Dodge, la., before going to
19 14
:»i k •»
President
.1.
M.
Holler
said
he
Johnstown, Pa., a Dodger farm
The Giants tallied three runs Red Hats during Ihe week, walkf*||||e*lfi>v||»|l|(|«
i u » whs suspending Eddie Lichens, with the Imsl marksmen In the the Argentine for the Intarnation- team, won the first half title In
ftb 17
«'W
pt.'’ *h"
in the iHillorn of th„ ninth frsme (ng hut one man during Ihs ah- l^ d . J ’irlh' holds “ 'e 'msl nmrk I'd 114f|||fIf ll
♦fi
n
•
7'«
ii»^
world.
* 'I ih -IrIr»H r I
34 ft4 ,l!ir, in I*, jtHVlnna Heiu-h utility player for
the Class C Mid-Atlantic circuit.
to take the second tilt.
In totsl hits (147) runs hatted In t *h|r*•«•»
Cook reached national stature
II 43 347 i3 « i ihe remainder of the season and
Last night the Giants were edg hrevlaled stint.
Records
started
failing
before
M
.
.
S
1
I
.
V
e
s
l
v
r
f
a
r
(801
and
two
base
hits
((14).
Karplnskl rolled to his 23rd
fining hint an undisclosed amount In 194fi when he won thn Junior
ed by the St. Augustine Selnts In
y..rh I ii !i, rin d 0OHII n it,
pi-nding further Investigation of an championship, Th* next year he Cook's unwavering barrel In 1046.
llrn.ih Im 4. Hi IhiiiIh a
a 14 Inning thriller; by a 3 to 2 vlclnrv of the season to show a . Kjvp.r„ holds the runs scored
I
‘Id
I
m
il<
-1
f.li
1
1
,
s,
riilinso
<
P|
„
incident in Palatxa Saturday night. entered Maryland and^ took' thu, Since then ho has broken more
remarkable
2
.
1
-2
won
end
hlp
(|»2
).
total
hoses
M in in
count. Don Vika of the Saints snd
national
'than .30.
Most or
of mem
them were wi.n
with
nal Intercollegiate title.
.than
hi. mosi
IlllllOMSI
N » ll< « Is h c is i .v ii lv s n H is t w e
"Mv report shows that Lichens
Jack Bnback of tht Galnts went
••'."•'.o
SIS,
t.llisliurwli
1-1
it
to
prove
the
fallacy
o
fl^
h
a
t
he
calls
his
charmed
rifle.
w
hhh
^,.,!
i
„ i, u.slnt'ss on nigh.
Ju st
Daytona’s lrf»u Hevll neared the (231) and tilplea (13).
ttruck Umpire Jam es Swann a* "sure
the 14 Inning route. With Carl
as shooting," Art was beaten. ' 1 H|ufht this lieat-up standard w„y it - i i . .....th .. J Hanford, Hum.Swann was walking away from
Butler resting on second base,
K l ,i r l i l s
iin d s r th e
ro ll.o l.m tltln both In barrel Winchester fi2,” ho qx- '»>
I’mmry. Kl„
Dom DIMngghi, who hit .3DI fm him mill the blow knocked the m i a ‘the
John Marklan rapped a single
hoj f?
!l , “year.
'* te But
j ' V ' In b.ot,h
,l
n
in
is ?or
nViVTi..;,;-" nP„, ■M,..'.-nrio.....rt*hbu
1049
and
this
interim
P
)*1
'*•
rr,,{"
■
srionil
in
luao
mr
w„
|Ilt.nd in
the
fluxion
Red
Sox
in
10415,
I*
„,i
umplte’s mask o ff", Hutler said.
to drive Butler home with the win
‘ 00 bucks. He purchased It In a r, llal(,r smI.1 .............. .
lo th i
Robinson mill Gil Hodges. They “In view of the surlmis nature he proved tn thn rifle world to look
ning run In the bottom of the
pawn
s
h
u
p
...........................
''Flrtltlnu*
Nairn'
piKluiea’^
to-wll^
out for the "kid."
|
me
thu
Iwn
top
men
in
driving
In
nf Ihe offense’ . I.utler xnlil, "Pm
14th.
The Maryland University rifle JJ-'^
“7r'"!lT t-oVrl
Cook ’s youngish face belle* his
lly FRANK RCK
Ills way to ii higher average this going In Investigate the matter
ta n ro M D
ars. Weighing only 120 team used the |>oat-up guni to „ f Hsmin.il,. I’m i r Florida,
21 year*
r ■ n •
AP Newlralurra Sports Editor
j
season.
Ifarthnr
before
passing
further
an/
when
ho
showed
up
for
whi
the
national
IritcrcollcglaUi
u
h
i
:
htv
3
2
1 1 3
pounds
....,
,
M c M b ii h *. *«
k tv i : htv
4 (i 2 I ii
/ i„l„
i,t
,,
' T
fin a l J u d g n i e n t . "
I I *11 m s n If
tho country's biggest matches last team title,
Owi)f*rn
(1 ii 0 II (1
GAINKHV1LLK. Aug. l-(Hpelly
of III., 311 players on
MpupHltnr (till Perrin o( DeLand year they must nave thought ho, ho flmls the standing position thu
M a lln o w a k l. l b
4
(1
0
ii
1
C a t a la n , e t
NEW YORK Look for Cornell [be "Pring rosier <nf the
me i;niragn
rial) In thirty nays me niton’*
f.lticagii ,||p.w |ii,, other susimnalnn-B was carrying somebody's gun.
! hardest for him. But once he
& ii (1 3 ♦
J o n a s . Il>
At the Olympics In London h o’ scored 100 from that position on
week's sidelining, nffertlve today.
fi ii II 1♦ 1 sport frans will face Ihe eiriting In be one of the footbiill powers riit«« .So* are willi llie Club,
l.a k a . Ib - e f
- —
.
___
1 ii n ft ll assignment of keeping on eye on In the luist, If nut ihn notion, nest
M a ll * , rr
Peniu. In Ihe midst of an argil- took the small bore fifl-motor ■ list for an Ice cream sundae
fi u i* 1 It the baseball pennant ililves nnd full. "Well pleased" and "very
P a p in 3I> ll>.
IIHlit, dunk Umpire Hill Borowy championship with a ftltfl out of every day for " yoai1fi 1 1 4 0 the other In football prosper!* for satisfied" Is how Unach George lourhdnwn*.
posihle 000 score. Only one slug
Alawys fidgety before a match,
fi n 0 ll 2
K
i . . np
Jantra thinks his forward In Hie nose. The blow, Butler said missed the hullseye. And 43 of Cooks cal* and drinks as lltle as
(Lefty) James expresses himself
Wall Taper - Taint
♦1 1 4 4" l& tho vaar.
T o t a l*
sppiueully wns arcldeiilnl while
ST. S lllil ir iS R
The University of Florida's following five weoks of spring passing (hi* year will he a I’errlti wns wnv.og hi* hnuds dur (hem were marked " X " which possible before competition. " If
I'a
la
te fo a * 4 Paearhaaaesa
Alt r A t. ll Fighting Gators, going Into their pratlre at Ithara.
stronger threat with Lynn Ihir- ing tile fuss. The suspension was meant they were In a special I out too much, my stomach seems
m s a. aANFomi a v inSun
fi ii ii i n
(1 a * p * r, ■■(
set
nf
Fairfield,
Conn.,
Im
James
will
hove
2
fi
lellermen
smaller
ring
within
the
Imllseye.
'
The
freckle-(seed
Cook
says
4 ii 3 <i l fourth season under Cnsrh Ray
P * n n ln a i« n . l b
srcomimnled by u I2fi (Inn.
4 (Hear) Wolf, will report H«pt. 1 st. hack for n schedule thnt tuny he
"And It was a rotten day for Even the sugar In cold drinks
fi 1 1
proved at quarterback,
P t t h u n . If
Three other fines weie nnuoun4 »i r> 3 fi
J u d y , lb
competition," recalls Conk. f'llaln makes "my pulse throb when the
James
Is
pleased
with
the
reonly
sertlnnnl
but
include*
Penn,
Captained
by
renter
Jimmy
reii
n
1
4
0
1
n h n * m a k * r , rf
Syracuse, Columbia, ’ turn of Lyndon Hull of Tupper
Orlniido M alin g e r George Myatt bothered us all during the four rifle Ming tighten* around my left
4 1 a 11 l Kynea. with and Tommy Bishop Dartmouth,
■ u tla r. Il>
. ,. ,
„
,
fi 0 4 1 a as alternate, Florid* returns a Princeton, Yale, Harvard and. Lake, N. Y., and Mill Koalas of was fined $tfi for Ills netlons dur hours ws were shooting. It got *rm ’’
H r h a r d l, a*
I The sandy-hslred college Junior
ft 1 1 11 a squad of 03 candidates: 29 let Colgate. Army, only team In beat Shenandoah,
M a rk ta n d . a
Pa.
Hull, Junior ing a game In Orlando Haturday
Oplometrlat
S n (1 1 a
■
-------------------------------------------------la
an
honor
student
In
engineering.
Big Beil last season, is lintfliack. wns out due tn a pre night.
♦7 l
9 41 17 ter men, ten non-letter iquadmen the
season shoulder Injury in 1049 and
Manford . ... nnn nno oia mm no—i of last yeaf, 21 sophomores, and missing.
Gainesville Mmoigei George Ho alter a riin-in with Umpire Rill Ho'a planning a technical career
II.I. Augustin*
non ol—i
I I I Magnelia Ave, PN<m» I t l
Aug--.___ ii'hi no ooo
............
.. _
James again will use the Kostes, a regular line backer In sier and Veleiaii I’lteher Myrll
_ W — lu ik t ,
Junes.
Illlf — lltillnr, thrs4r who do not fall In 'these two-platoon
«
there’, that Intarna-1
lloag each drew a |I0 assessment mum #t n ‘ in" Vmp aU,Ul" y •f‘ , r V n B
oystam
which IlHO and 11147, also had Injuries.
Psanlnglon. Ilsltman I. Marklanrt. categories.
tlonal match In Argentina.
Ip—-Oollsr.
Sit—Hallman.
MD-.
Fullback Myron Gerber makes worked so aurronalulty last
McManus, Hallman.
K—VI1<« I, his first Idd alnro transferring neassin. He must replace two
{’•pin. Hrhsrill. Itl*—I'oplo to Mc
Manus In Imlf*. Vlkc In llutler, hare from Annapolis when) hn nf his offensive slsrs, Csplsln
Judy lo Erlisnll. I.sri—Hsiiforil 7. Played two years: Guard Dick Joe Guinn, a guard, snd John
HI. Augustlnii • m i—orr llotisck Lasltlny played In 11)47 hut waa Rogers, an end. Also miming
I. V lke « H ll— liy lli.liiiik 7, V lko
will he Rob Drnn, s brilliant
JJ
M ill*— V lkn
ii'n ln M o l
\V P — inellglhlu last sensun; and quar
lltilis rk .
I'll Ms rail
If. I'.mpcr, terback Ed Nichols is n Junior punier.
Hwsnn. T - J :4 i
A — r.« 0
Ills kickers probably will Im
college transfer.
A familiar far..... anil reassur Tom (inigun, BalaCynwyrl. Pa.,
log fig ure--well known as ll Gator I senior,
mid BillKuk, lluffiilu
( hut absent lust full returns to left j uthlele
up from the fieslimnii
tackle. "Big John" Natyshak, 240 lentil of lust yom
pounds of strength and power,
Theullbeali'ti
fmsli eleven I*
was a nenr line sensation ttao years sending iqi n munlier of oilier
ago, hut inellglhle last year. H e'star*. Besides Kiik these are
GAINKMVILI.e T Aug, l (Hpo- will taam with Frank Dempsey i Charley Metsler, 210-pound tnrkle
e lil)—11 Ralph bluer m planning to give strong tackle play.
from Riilgrwn'til, N. Y.; finniit
:to rcatch
~ Babe
. Z Ruth'*
’ i'i.'i. lecoiibsst- I ThrM
nf (Tie 1948 player* will j Htrati Chipoiiras. 216. rrom Lynn,
Thi
baDar atarT
h* ' b# absent: guard Fletcher G rove*.. Mssn.i (jiierlerbsrk Macro Uslvn.
F^th.11 l. b S l n . i„ .,( .. 'luarterbark Dong Relden, and' DI6. from Bethlehem, ID..; Hnlfiinto
. u tthe
h 1 picture,
, ,,, 11 and Mils !l!i'*
Gilbert. Th.w have b.cL Htunrt Men. ami, Imm EL
m! e center
_.m u mJohn
.,
beron, N. .1.; Fullback Harold
naxl month H3 University of ° S I*. **L
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Florida Gator* will he ready for „ Bcllwed sat for an outstanding Meidrnlierg, 186, llrimklyu, slid
the opening practice whistle on rtn«rl vear of college football, left End Vidor I’liju, 190, from Lynn,
g«pt l i t .
halfback Charlie Hunainger will Muss. Roth Ubipnnrns nnd I'njn
’ The Gators, rsplslned hy center
«"'l fast Onlor beck- pinyrd fur f'lnsslcnl Hit'll In Lynn.
Th* offensive unit retains Its
Jimmy Kyne* with end Tommy Raid which might he the darkhome
Bishop as alternate, will launch foursome nf- the rugged flouth- lending runners with Jeff Flelschhair fourth season under Coach eastern Conference. With Hun- uinim of 1’lnlnfletd, N J,, the Mg
singer will be Quarterback Vic man. The iD-pouml junior fulllay (BoarI Wolf.
A vataran team, Florida of 1940 Vaccaro, right halfback John Cox.: bark missed siu Iiir pratlre br
Bif; 1 Will have tilt advantage nf 29 let- and fullback Russell Godwin.
|esuse he’s plnyiiig light firltl for
ttrnten nnd sullered the loss of
The Mramgle will be fierce at Ifio bascbnll team. (’Aniclllnns
only three performers from the quarterback where Bobby Grueti- look for him 111 be milstninllllg
1148 team. Guard Fletcher Groves, mecher and Angus Wililam* at qsxt fall.
quarterback Doug Balden and ceil- tempt to dislodge Veccaro from the
Other offensive slurs reluming
L , Mr John Gilbert ere no longer Inalds track he seema to have at are Gaplain Paul Glmlntun of tlm
i available.
Brona, Frank Miller nf Atlanta,
quarterback.
Twenty-one sophomorei will be
pot runners Hal Griffin and Hillary Chollet Ilf Nuw Orleans
BP
V . PP from the fieahman team of Loren
of the eoatbatk and Frank Bradley of Ridgewood,
im Broadus.
Bro
rvairi witn
11
' last year,
wlU ^mbitlous
blocks
N, J , Miller led the ground galnors
lo
the
beekflaid shar
family
odd
tackles designed lo unaaat
with d 6.1 average on DH attempt*
ardlner,
Bill
with
A
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Qai
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■ante of the older hoys from spate
last fall whllo Flolschmann paced
r,
snd
Jim
Yancey
giving
which tljsy have become pretty
tha taam In scoring with nlnn
additional power
Qother
Qotker lineman
lincme aapected to ha
strong baekflatd, with color— !va action
In the thick '
. . ’Vlli III*)
reaeryts,
may maka the U
a, Frank
Include gtgird*
check, U f l h*
He Hunainger,
All
-Huarta,
i/hl
Aargn
* . yaar. ago, taam*. ,
llfback John Gov, fullb
, . - ) and
Godwin and quartarb
lal Haadl
intara Hal
Haadlfaeearo.
wonn ami oam Webstar,
) Griffin, larran Broadus,
Among tha sophomores more
fancey and Roll Gruetimach- generally expected to shove the
* a speedy sratback depart- oktor boys for playing rig h ts * ,- ,
end Don Brown, guard Bob Horpklaa, Jim Nafysbak and vaUt, center
‘ C
- arrol
P McDonald,
' *
ahd
...
Dempsey, end Fa) Johnson fttUberk Boh Hewlett,
lett.
Mrd Frank Loranao are
(ha hading linemen.
Murrey Dick,
la making It a ...
ilF Westlake of the PittePlratee has hit IT horns his former Card!
.J w . . .
a^eh af thp hat, two ess- With tha season
*d torts victorias
i f them
ware against the
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StiHpended For
Hitting UmplreH
"I*' UHKfi CHARMEDRIFLE
Legal Notice
(gator ProHpectH
Are Bright For
*49 Grid Hcawin
The Clubhouse
TALBOTT’S
—nmvE-iN—
Dr. Henry McLaulin
29 IvOttermtn To
Greet Bear Wolf
For Gator Drilltt
2BM
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*ciS»r d-Jn
At work or at p la y ... night or day
The
it*s the world* moat use
Kalner Traveler
have a
S S S S is ^
A ik your neighborly K aw r*Frtuer d ealer fo r a dem onstration!
car!
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C O U It T
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B T A T K O K K I.O IIIO A .
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In re i h * Knl)li> of
K I.I.A H ADAM H,
I I n eased.
T O A I .I,
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COUNT!
CO UN TY.
IN PHO -
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Notice I* Ikeretiy Riven Him
Hl.AOVB A HMtTII lias (M.,1 her
final report as Administratrix of
lhe eelnle of KLI.A H AUAMM..
1 iln eased; Itin I ehe her flint her
uelltlon for firm) dlarliarne, nml
Ihiil ehe will apply to the Honor|hIiI* OoiirIhh Hlennlrom. apounty
i Juris* or Hemlntd* County. Khirlda.
up the ISItr iloy of Alisuet, l!M!>.
fur approval of urn* sail for fin
al I’ln-hltm ii* Aitmlnleli n'rlx of
-IJi* •*(«** or K1.1.A II AltAMK,
itritHinl. on Ihln 3lfh ilny of
luly. HO
(tl.A H Y H A
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Ailiolnlxl rot 1 11 of Hi*
PNlMt* Of
Kiln H Ailnnie, de, n o il
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TO
t m it ll
TO
Am in i’ ll KI.'UTIMZKII
n it I-mil veil New Jerney
lion, who** Innl hliown
lilhi r of lillnllliuiM win |fi
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T f lK R A N F O R P M B f A l - n . R A N F O R U F I.IIR IT IA
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Corporaiullnlii.il
III, liana*
C IlV . New J e rn e y , It e
ammeew nr cmlllor*. *»»d
(n a n y nml a ll i . i r i l r * t litlm inK *f»
unde;- * t lii A llM O D Jt f B I l *
*
County, to the county Judge of
Heinltinle County. Florida, at hla
office In the rourt hoiiaa of anld
Countv at Hanford Florida with
in gliftit calendar mnntha from
the time of the Him puhllratloti
OAK •• 1UUA0
of thla notice, Fitch rhtirn or de I t fW lh f M Slop
ItrMnf .dr/up
nia nil alia 11 he In urlllntr and
WVhUMtnquIrWty.Mitlrahull aIate the place of reside me I I f
nml pom office oddrert* ,>f the
claimant, and shall he «v« i>rn to
tiv Hie «In1uia 111, awenr or it(I or
ney and any aiich - 111m or de
mand nol so filed shall ►
..< ... 1,1
W c lie ceiln?ci:y
As eve* utor of the hast
Will and Te«t«m* nt of
•
Klltohcdh lui .o-.n
dereused
First puhllrathtii .1utv i v ]i|'i
POISON;
111,1/hit WOHKH, unit any and all
persona or portion bavins or
claiming |r» have any rlsht. titlo
or Inlrrmt in and In thr folloarlna
rifRcrlhrri lit nit nitiiaio In Iho CGtintl of H«iiilintlf, Htato nr Klnrlilu*
to.wlti
Thr South Half of thr Northcam Quart or (HI* of NKh L
cUrrpi th# north two nrrva of
I ha Houtha out QmtHrr of Ilia
NnrlhraM Quart or |H\VU **f
NteVi); thr KiiMt Half t.f Bliulli••at Quarter (H1% of HKQJ
and Hoiithwi’xi
Quarter nf
(Jniilheikat Quarter tSWQ of
w * v
Nt FT! CM IH 11Kll lilt V i.lU .V that
Sr*Ht and Nor thou at tjiiarler
ve In te n d
t o etlUMUf
n
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a »• to I f rid
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nine i 2*tj hunt.
otire iniut to th e t e r m s ,,i
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h o is Nano* H l u i i i i e *Ch cpter jn tc.l
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In 14 4 111- 111*IV*', hole Ilf* to
HA InetuHlve; LciIm lift to I!*•
truluNlve. hole I17 to 100 InHlialve.
In the Hnl.dlvimoii
new rri.tyiMtn.il*. sens n io r
htiown hh Korenl t'tly Orafilce
Park atcordlrtK to phil thereof
reerirded arnotin the FuliHr II*rnrda *if OrmiRe (*oiir»ty. Klor
Ida In M|rif‘el1uiieoi|N ||nnk 1,
tinHe |tf*
Vur WILL IIKflCPV T tK K V»» 1
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Houthlnnd
B e rt' M E T T S \ w r f ■
”rult I'ompany. a FlnrliU rur|»ur« •
ton. haii Instituted mum NRalnat
V*M| In the f'llf'Ult III mill for Hem
■rule roifiity, Florida, to ritilet
I
title In phi Inf Iff, HouQiland Fruit
C'otnpany ami Iim aun oe-rn and
r raiit*e h tu and ♦*• aatd rent pro
|)«rty atune deprrlhed, Mint you are
<;c» r o l l
. I vl . i .'s '
i 'hr r •*|iihed t iki ».»» t • *1 «
Hill *if Complaint mi the 17th day
of Annum ' I* iFtS*. and Upon
uiiir failure to appear plead or
answer a decree of the atmve «fyt
•I Court wilt I*# entered «Rritual * * * * * * * * * a * + * + + +++++->-*++++++++++-M-K-►*♦*«.
you
The name of the f*ourt In which
thin ailll la Instituted la Hie I’lrpilt
Court lot the Ninth .hollrlal Ctr
iHit of file HI ate of Florida. Ill
and for Henilniile County. In iTian
rary No 73US, and the ahhrevlat
til title rtf the rwae la HoIttll hi ltd
To Mrrt Ni>« Mm til,, Mohth'IhI |{i’*|in|i:iililllty I.hvv
Fruit I'ompauy. a Khuldu nirpur
at Ion, plaintiff, v tle.iHy Trust
I'OMCVIIOt.hKKS NilAKK IN TIIK I'HIIITIN
Compauv, a Florida
ir porat Io n . «.
el al. defvmlaiilM,
It In order*'*! flint this notice he
rm iN K
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pti IdIshsd m * ofilhiR
lo law In
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Tim Hanford Herald » dally new a
pnt*er pnMIwh*d In H« tofimhi C*nm
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I Hied the weal of Hie C|i •ult «’mu f,
, Hnnltinls Contily, Flwrlila, this IMh
day of July. A 1» r»|!»
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Ir# cornrr lot, ttnrnur will'
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Kitchen equipped. 2T> h ' mo
A in u N S W SCHFLIIB
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I’nrtoMe power plant, 22 v ir ,
lluni'a Tmrdn Feed Blore.
maitely 60 ft. hy 117 ft. < ••• t;e
expcrleiik'O In HemiU'de C-.nniy j
su * J r —
»*H on very
vet.
purchiaed
rea.mmlde MA01C CHEF apartment alte gaa
rl M. Gh-eson, Eal.e Mikiy
lixUiue
term*, 12600.00 raali,
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P H O N E 148
f w o o VvO >•
1100,00 monthly,
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Robert A. Wllllama, Realtor
•FOR BAI.K in my nlllc— »ea
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iTi-mI. gold .lirka. bicycle, letANII t’VriNG
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Phone 722 Atlanltr Bank I»<1e
tr*. olfiie desk, tahle,
etc.|
1* l l * t * # <■ It* M l* » k * » * M jf c .
c h k o it n m n ;A c o f
la r* « a i- i »-»
Plume 7tr>.
BANFOItll
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lift N. Park
I’hoo* Oh
j e j .- - a s 8 t y .s c i S
UNI Mian Chrf an* stove |60.00.i
r.OAT MII.K
Unr hiwi mower $6.00 Phono,' OREANDO Morning lieniiii'T 1,1 I
la a a r * 1 8 » s
«#a a a f a a ra ra
7'.'7 m Hl- W,
Undo Evening Blur. Call IKili'li.
■ abllvattaa.
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Kay. I IH6-J.
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Mill'* Pwap Bhop—We huy. »*H or Mi Comirk Mowing Machine for
suit- nr trade. A, C. Benann, GALE 617 for llntlery, Gi’m i.i'"*
^ . • • . . y a g ^ ni u ; i ? i c
Irede most anylhlnit. 4lui Sa Il
I'hnlip J.'ttk-.l.
and h ia r.rr service. S wim" '.
ford Ave. Phone IP*.I
Battery Hervlc®, 0OI W. l-'usi
We liolh liw.. *hpn yon don't FltlGtHAlllE apartment else nlucHE
i briny your preecrlpllorn to
Irn stove. Ketimote giant 2* l,A WNMOWKKH aharpemd. I"
| Laney'e. Phune I on.
Inu ner <dl heater—both
IH
O
cycles repalriil. hick and key
8A N F 0I1D
runiiihs old, good aa new, half
1PITTSBURG I'alnle for every
work. No walling wmk «>iih
pi i , e .
Eull idse bed, gnqd
anleed.
II. W. Hhnman, nm
purpoie.
H E R A L D
spiing* nnd mattress, very ree*
Knsl
4lll. fit., ftuirfnrd, Els
BRNKARIK (Has* A Paint ' ii.
V/Cl I MMI'I,'' M' Jf/7 J )
Phone
42*.
snimlde.
Call
1,165-Jl,
111-114 W. 2nd.
(Formerly with Williams Emt
p
fYll | f 4 ,1 H I LJ * *
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Shop).
E N J O Y flunday dinner m l'Hn"y*a
Ai my Store Sperlala
iP u ft
7#c *lao week days. I.undies A
Thru August 7lh.
1/V K1- " f
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a h n rt o rd e ra .
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or
Men's Underxldrla
3$c
ACETYLENE
3 for 11.00
It’s * belter apartment you *r* New Plywood boats, spri-ially New gnlf halls
WELDING
76(1 » hM light plant
166.00
looking for, 6 or 4 room A bath,
Kanlnrd Motor A lk|pl. t *
treated A finished. $fl(k I'h'ine Numly new kicker B.f 11, P. $40.40
furnished or nnfumlab#d to th#
298 W, let HI reel
Uflfl.
New army fatigue pnnte
$2.40
right party, «0« 8. P*rk Ave.
Hunk hed( each 13.89 Nlckle, Hllver. Gold Plnllng; P"l
FURNISHED Apartmetiie from
GOOD AND HAD
AHMY-NAVY SURPLUS
lablng. Baby shoei. and olhei
|! i .;Ti 10.1 N. Palmetto Ava,
129.00 to $46.00. 611 F»rk
1 U*ed double tied
Ph, 1|||
keep aakes Hi mixed.
apert- 1 Used 3 pc. living loom
D S f ORNIBHED geraf#
DUNN'H PLATING HIIOP.
21 !*5
. ment $32.60 per month.
aulte 1
Behind >o«ell's
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424-W. I.
1 Used Walnut Vanity
STEATH-I'fflt
tfuiise
Washing,
- f^Tol downstair* furnished apart- t Shopworn Maple Bed, roll
Entire outaido urea Including
eprlng and eoiton mattress :i4.60
.
went Phone aaO-W. ■
screens, Free eatimalr*. Phone
EXPERIENCED braka and froal
t Furnished 4 room cottage, cloae 1 Shopworn 2 pc, Maple
end man. Apply
Pireatoila
collect Oviedo 8081.
living room auita
*m».t»5
In. Phone 7S4-M.
Hlorrs.
MATHER OF SANF(IH|i
. . I thrae room apartment*. Private
Bull Dnaer and Orng-Mno Work;
1st. St.
Phone 127
aereened porch and bath.la DeW# spoclallae in pasture work
vVo k h W A N T e B 1
i atariAlso 1 four
and grass planting— Ed Mavis,
93 and up. Twirling
- ment partially furnished, Phone
Phono 1065-W.
$1.20 and up. All Al'
1823.
Auimnobllca---Furniture
UphillsPrice} Phllco Phono- NEW ROOFS—Roofa
“ iA R O E Apartment, freeKly" painttaring. Satisfaction guaranteed.
— r „ ..feedlea tt Price. .T h e ' roof painting. W,
Contractor. Phone
luilc^Boa 383 Sanford Av»nue.
Adams Upholstery nhop, III!
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•BERLIN, Aug. 1—(A*)—Brig.
Ganatal Frank L. Hawley, who held
dp* of Ibe hottest posts in the F.«»tWeil cold war, uid today he had
aikcd to be relieved a* American
commandant in Berlin. He withe* to ,
return home.
American military government
tources said Maj. Cencial Maawril
D. Taylor, now chief of staff foe,
American Army forcei’ In Europe,
will succeed Howley. This would be 1
• return to the American policy o f ,
bating military gotarnment and'
troop command posts held by a
(tape officer in Berlin.
Hie request for release, Howley
explained, it based on a number of
ffetors. Ha la not a member of the - WHIN Jerry B*r#sn, who le 4 (Set
ffgular Army or of the State De i f Inches tell, wui asked lo place
partment. which is about lo take I the manlle of "queen of Height*' un
otar American lupsrvielon in Ger 1 Helen Lukece, 22. of Chicago. win
many. Ha has spam tha past nine ner of i contest staged in New
I York’* Central Path, he hud to use
years away from businass and has i a chair to reach Helen’s shoulders,
had four ytart of duty, in Beilin, 1 Miss Lukece I* A feet II truhei lull.
fiis wife and four children are »«• | The event was e feulure al th* first
turning to the United States in convention of the Tall Peuplt'i
September end ha would like lo re Clubs, whose members ur* AIset 10
Inches or over.
(Intcrnatlonall
turn with them.
4*-yanr-o|d Philadelphian
advertising eieeutlv# by
ilon. During hie assignment
Jin ha eonatantly opposed
encroachment, many nmes
it whan davalpi menli m v sn lprior consult**! on with Weeh-
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New A-Bombs
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( (M R a e N r iM r a te Oeet
k*n to impr°v* end make more
„ftaln the supply of g x x (urantuny orni both from abroad and
Mom sources In the United
^Th# 202-page ‘report' ‘made no
* M enc* tu current dlicuitlims
euocernlng
Am*rlc*n-Britt«h-Cuagdlen relation* In the atomic
■petty field.
t Ana a, member of the comjnlslap'i staff said the report's reitnce to tho newly-found dome*uranlum reeourree had (to ronititn with recent speculation
earning American-Brltish-Calien relatione.
report (rowing out of the
■eat Blair House meeting of
an atomic and other' offl_____ that ABC Chief LtlUnI feared a cut-baek In our rup• of uranium from Canada and
Belgian Congo unlaaa we
' .atomic eecrete with tho
. <and the Canadians, This
tCeellaeed Vrues •'■■• Ua*|
and pouring it Inin upon pralii*
land* of Seminole County."
A reiiuoit for llie ck-uning nut
of Mill* Cr*ek wu» made nt n,e ,
meeting of thi- County Coiiiiuu.'-F
sion on Nov. 4, urcordiiiK to O. J*.
Herndon, county clerk. C. S. I.,«
and Herman Long appcuit-d lief.,,*
the Hoard with tin1 request timt
the drainage wovk bo done In
der to lake cure of fluoding nmtn
of the Curryvllle lloud.
Th* Commission by a vote „f
three to two dlivrled that M. C.
Hagan make a survey to det«imine the proper wuter luvel al,,n^
Mills Creek, and thut u ding
a employed lo dredge, widen and
clean it otih accorcung to
established. \V. li. Kiliiec was di
rected lo lupervlse III* woik.
, NEW1’ ' V O * ! , DAoI ! IO{ 1 - « » _
A R T H U R K O B IR ’S flve-year-old daughter, Cathy, attended
, Thl» ie national save tha hors*
a birthday party where the food had been seasoned too
week. And High time, t o i
strongly for hot liking. Quite naturally, she remarked to her
J Th* noble beast that a bund
1WTKW YOBK—If you have been to enough of
iioatega, "This is awful!"
l'd year* ago did more than thraa1 1 the right movies, you have a preconceived i fw'the of all tha farm work in
"Ob, no." corrected her nurse.
Mao of what a New York newspaperman look#
•hr United State*, now. contribute* "Jt*a very good. lt‘e just a ktUe
Mfea, and.Burt Heath wasn't It.
j scarcely more to productivity than dtSereot, You'll get to like It"
Tho etaaaio model was, of course, Hildy Johnson |do** man by hie elbow grata#.
"No." aaid Cathy, T won’t like
M The greet JNsye, which wea a reasonably good ! The machine now does about 90 <14. It a juat awful."
MaatmUa of tha real thing. The movlea, however, ; v" cent of th? worhj a hundred
On Um way home, the nuree
took tha model and Angered It out of shape until - years ago It did but 0 per Cent. ■■ ■xptabmd, "Whan you’re eating
it waa a grotesque sort of thing, consisting of I On many farms tbeea days,, tha out, dear. It’s ail right to say
OOry Orant with a Aask on bis hip and a blonde ; hers* Is apt to be merely a noble th* food la good If you Uke It,
old pensioner, kept on in the back kui If you don't, Just leave it
On hia knee, shouting belligerently into a court40 mainly to entertain tha visiting on;your plat* aad don’t say
house telephone at a city editor and telling him
irandchlldren.
what he oould do with hie job.
au th loo."
' There are a few rather week Imitations of Hildy i Out In the flelde machines, largo
The neat afcturday. Cathy
. *nd small, do the work he used
Johnson on u p here now, and a great many more ; t* do. Hometime*, If you get the went visiting again. For lunch,
reporters who run to tha other eaireme—wellright camera angle, a herd of Mm wa# served creamed chick
read, earnest scholars who are mechanically
these snorting gaaollne or diesel en,- which Mta loves, and peaa,
eompetent and, alaa, InauBerably dull.
■ousters even manage, to b*.pic which Mm always has haled.
City edltora, it la aoaourgtng to aay, etui arc doing a pretty good
turesque. although scarcely as de gka flatahad Um chicken, tasted the peas, then looked al her nurse,
job of enacting tha Walter Burnt role. While most of them are per
M her heat Bmily Poet voice remarked. "Thea* p*as are delicious
lightful to moat eyas ea the pitch,V S IQ
fect gentlemen MM at homo In poUte society, they stUI would cut
fork and the haywagon behind a
awful."
jtrslntog
team
of
horse*
Of
their own mother*# throats for a story,
iMt, *e a**e*u ctr/. pawMU » thee h u e * meMsta
csiiree, even more pleasing, In the
Burt Heath i ta Into no particular claaa. Indeed, to a young re
days when manpower
ower vied with
«
porter arriving In New York for hla Brat job In the Mg town, aa I
horsepower tn agriculture, was
waa too long ago, ha waa foe a while a complete enigma.
Ike sight of a Maud* Muller in the
Ho waa a frail, mask-looking, deferential kind of guy who eat tn tha
kayfietd, or Ruth and Mr fellow
back of tha city room and rarely epoke unless spoken to. He car gleaner
(t'aattee*# k i n Pao* Oeel
a.
main* the top M-lling citrus item.
ried an umbrella whan It rained and wore hla rubbers, and In the
revfini gi
Hand melhoda are disappearing tended stay. Th# prevlou*
warm weather ho driaaid to light eummer suite and sedate straw
from tha American farm even included three cabin*! minister* With the small *it« and high
hate and looked exactly aa If he were leaving hla tellar'a cage for
l»«t*r than tha horae, Their rout cloaaly Identified with lh* church- price* of California fruit, many
rustumrr* at* turning to th|a Juice
luncheon st the nearcat cafeteria.
has tir-cri speeded alnre th* war. state conflict.
Before Ciachoslovakla’* parlia because of It* price and ease of
Th*r* were n number of louder and funnier souls In the city room
The Department of Agriculture
who pl*y*d pinball for a hundred dollars a gam* and blufltd ihtlr
says that hefore th* war 8 per ment thi* fall will be a util to I using."
(rnt of the planting of corn waa give the state complete control | Thr*« parts of wat*r ere,added
way into many poker pots, and they Impreaeed me et Bret n great
# admini at ration, fundi aftd to th* cuntent* of the can of- conHill halng done by hand, After
deal more than Burt Heath. I often wondered, In feet, if he wee not
mania of all churches, cenlute to make a Julft generally
a reporter but ah accountant who had loot his way and strayed into llie war Ihla dropped to 3 par cent.
luartera of Ciwhoslovaki. regarded a* equal In taste tu
Th* potato patch li about the
the editorial department from th* Afth floor.
c **R°»lc». ,
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' freshly tqueeied juice.
only place left where man has a
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Tll# rtHlllar *ingle-*trength
rhum-f In the planting aaaaon.
IT ALWAYS TAMM A V H U to ahake down your valuta. I Before th* war 4S par cant of
dissolved
today *, F|or|d§ cann#d cltru| JulcM , ] t0
Printed In Big Typt
found out within a matter of months that while the poker-MuBera potato planting waa don* by handi
commission
and pinball player* war* goad newspapermen, Burt Meath waa a liner the war Hi par cent.'Before J ^ f at VI^ent* di P .u ? Th. : ; : d.,#ll,n* w#“ ' ,h* ------better one.
the war only 14 per cent of the IS ordsrs Involved srs devoted to
He waa a New flnglander—Vermont, if 1 remember—with a pas work was done by machine) line* charity, hospital and social work
sion for figure# and facta, which mad* him a target for ribald jokaa. Ae war 43 per cent. Th* horae- among Roman Catholics.
The other guy* used to aay he’d rather have lunch with* an Income- drawn machine did 33 per cent
tax report than with a beautiful girl, and a* a matter of fact he of th* work before Ihe war, haa
helped me out with a couple of my tax report* In th* days whea I done only 19 per cent tine*.
Th* horae and mill* population
thought Ihoe* war* things to All out on March IB and not after a
(CM HSM r**ai Pas* 0**1
1,0 1 I1* farm is dropping steadily. recently. He took them nvejr when
year's solid work, aa I do now.
1U1IS ,,
It mitnlmrd 28,493,
Somewhere around 1940 he won a Puiltaer prise for *xpoed)g the Back , in
„ 1U.,A
.« ■ Foreign Minister Ernest Bevin'
crooked Activities of a judge named Martin Manton. Newspapermen ;
“ r It wa. only and Chancellor of the Exchequer I
n * m are Inclined to pay much attention to Puiltaer prises, because ' “ 15100 b
*
* Sir Stafford Crlpps went to con- ,
a greet many extraordinarily mediocre men end women have won - ‘ M*r |iln«» baled only shout 14 tlnsntal Europe for medical si-1
tension and rest.
I
them, but In Burt Heath's case, everybody felt Ane.
p*j ..n t of lh* nation'* hay crop
Only Herbert Morrison, deputy
Crookedness used to Intrigue end outrage Hurt. When he was lwfi.it- th* war. hut this year Ihsy
detailed to investigate thieves and u y to bring them to justloe, he si* baling at least half of the **- trim* minister and fourth rankTHERE IS A CARMOTE PAINT,
did It with a Ane and oo|d thoroughness.
p*rir,| ion million tom, Th* farm ng member of the Labor govern
ENAMEL AND VARNISH FOR
ment
rablnst,
remains
fit
for
When you aay that about a man. somehow you get lh* impreaaioei niarhln* industry turned nut 42
EVERY SURFACE AT NEW LOW
that hr le an automaton or a robot, but Burt waa, flret Of all, 0 ntan> uoo pirk-up Lalcis last year and duty. Morrison hlmsslf was hosPRICES
He waa warm and kind and Incredibly honest, and you found all that is srhi-dult-d to have another W, pltalltad a year ago for a blood
one* you had peetsd away that thin New England vsnaer of 000 In th* hay fields thi* asason. clot In on* leg.
old-style hand methods of mak
Associates in London said "It la I
HIGHEST QUALITY BACKED BY A GUARANTEE
austerity.
ing hay took six to eight man-hours toped the prim* minister will
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OF
OVER ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF SUCCESSlo load, haul and stars one ton.
BURT AND I BOTH DRIFTED AWAY into syndics!# work and 1 (h-orge C. Delph. president of New return to hi* office in s day or
two."
FUL
MANUFACTURING AND SELLING QUALITY
hat track of him for a wbil*. Bvsry now and than 1 would as* an* *f Holland Machine Co., of Naw Hol
Attls* waa In a London hospital
PAINTS,
LARCOLOID ENAMEL AND VARNISH.
hi* dispatch** and t would h*v# to grin, because h* waa still In thsrt land, Pa., th# farm machinery
'or several wa*ha a year ago for
throwing-hla Sunday punch at chaos and arooksdnesa, still juggling subsidiary of the Sperry Corf., treatment
of a shin disease.
facta and Agurs* to point out that th* government of West W atari* says an automatic haler ■eon do
Th* Downing Buest spokesman
BUY WHERE YOU CAN GET THE BEST FOR LESS
waa itrnaad of a hauae-cieaning.
tho asm* Jab in two nr three huur% toM reporter* Atria*'* aPomr*
IMJfAINT AND GLASS, BUY FROM US.
Whatever we've lost in' color "la not serious" and that ho med, 1
Than, a little lea* than two months ago, w* both went to London
and Germany on a weekend publicity junket and had a chance to and freedom of soul by turning tcfll bulletins will b* issued.
renew our friendship, it waa raining when w* got to London, and fiotn th* hand gleaner and th*
L i f t t'H FIN ANCR YOUH PAINT JOI1, DOTH I.A Unit AND
Attles and hla associates tn the
I noted with relish that Burt still had hla raincoat, umbrella and nnhi* horse to the machine, wa Labor Party have bean In tha
MATERIAL, OVEH A PBHIOI) UF KAHY PA Y.m t.M 6, NO
may have mads tin In national
rubbers.
British government since Winston
BED TAPE, NO EXTRA FINANCE CHARGE.
W* spent a little Um* In one of th* illegal bottle dubs over there productivity. The National Retail Churchill's coalition cabinet was
Farm
Kqulpment
Association
says
and 1 sneaked away around midnight and walked back lo the Savoy, that a hundred years ago 16 par formed in mid-1949. They had
where we wer* staying, to get a chance to See the streets of London cent «f the energy for th* nation's only a two-month break in 1946
at midnight, which always eteina to m* lh* bast way to soak up th* farm production was »upplf*d by when a caretaker cabinet took
flavor id a city.
Hiinforri'n loading paint unri g la ss Hlure
iitau’s own labor, 79 per rent by over pending general alectlon*.
Whan J Anally arrived back in tha hotel lobby, I found Burt thsr* animal* and only 8 per rent by The Laborltee won those elections
117 80. PARK
Fret Delivery
PHONE 303
■bead of m*. 1 guess tveryons sis* still was back tn th* botll# club, machine*. But together they turn and formed a strictly Labor cab
dancing and whooping It up, but Burt had drifted unobtrusively away ed out In an hour only 27 cents inet.
worth of products.
•hd gun* back to th* Savoy to buttonhole the prose Agent for tho
junket and ssk him acme inor* questions.
By HKH), man's cuntiibutlun had
dropped to ID per rent, animal
H* wanted some mors facto and Bgurss. 1 juat shook my head and
power to 62 per rent. Machlna
laughed and went upstairs, Isaving them downstairs dtacuwlng air
power accounted for 38 par cant,
planes over their cog**.
and the product had climbad to
On July 12. Burt Heath was killed, probably Instantly, whan tho
68 centa worth each hour.
olrplan* In which l» was riding crashed Into a mountain near Bom
This had changed by 1948 to
bay. It 1* hard for bis to understand why.
four par cant man labor, four
cent animal labor. The machlna*
were dotn*
per cent pi in*
work. Thte poitwar combination
produced 91.41 worth of goods an
(tour.
'
Some economlete think another
decade will find the horse doln*
the Commercial National.'' "
per hope only
H » cent of th*
•He wouldn't' any how much ke Job, man eontribntlni only three
*inn w-*i*rh Jtmtior**
e ito n* w*
per
cent,
and
tha
machine turning
had on deposit, or saY wh|t bueijilt Weilsrn
out the renlalnlng M per cent. I d :
ne»e he waa In at th* time.
J *n Th* 1 o 'lW k club
The "five percenter" Investiga they eapect this will roeult In
till N*w*
• iflft Hpurl* M.-or-n
tion Involve* persona who charge |l.dt worth of production In nn
I'OPWler Nulls
that fee In Rat government con hour*
! ‘! f
Mt,r 2ln h 1'•ro llo n *
About the only thing that wtl
tract* for builnesa men. T9*
!'t*
in Muds
be the earn# on the firm of the
practice
le
not
Illegal.
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S r° ('d •*Muds
Nln*
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And President- Truman reported future at h g m et lime, with the
til? Popular Nuilo
to
Congress that with American horae* gone and tho masbins#
• it *
A n e tl* f * * r i * t r u e
C
L. i
Church-State Fight i Citrus Concentrate
e
ADS ARE NEWS
USE CARMOTE
Reinforced Houfie Paint
Mildew ReHisting
At New Low Prices
W K , V f f l f f i '.
“ Jsetween the Sovtal-ewttrolled
' ay manegmenl and the non-
K
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Atlee III
rx,mistimes even .th e Russians
found time to compliment Howley
far hla tenacity and determination,
“ ie* In rejply to an American
nplalnt, Maj. Oeneral Alaaandor
itlkov, Buislan commandant,
^afaced hie letter with (ho r«tkgrk that "Oeneral Howley l» »
tgtn who likes a fight.
Howley’• last big tussle with th*
Ian* came during Berlin»
strike In the spring. It
Mvn iruin
—
By M il NIIMIR
AMG Sources S ay
Gen. M, D. Tavlor
To Be Given Post
’ Tha
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Try and Stop Ma
By U. & Farmem
M r**
.
Chuluota Grower*
Save
Week la Observed
Tom C. Clark
U. I. ATTORNir General Tom C.
Clark li all emlle* u» ha ui.twera
the plione In hfi Wiuhlnglusi o(Ilea
alter President Tuiinun uIT*red
him th* vacant pint* on tlie United
State* Suprsm* Court. Clark Indlcated hi* acceptance In tills itatement: "Such a poiltlon la the areaU
eat challenge that can he placed
before a lawyer, I hope 1 am worthy
of the honor th* Pmldent hae paid
mo." (International Soundphoto)
SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO.
Marshall's Speech
__drew a "no comment" from
ABC.
commission itaffman told
|,ttow«nun that the eeral-annuel
1 boon written before the
.......j about our relations
b e a r atomic allies had drawn
attention.
a lio . said tho poeeibla uea
r low-grade matariala wee a
.11*1" for the future—eomeAkat would ha used oaly as
fgtney measure. He did
at It waa a potential that
employed If lowermost
domeitla or ' foreign,
\lo be available for any rea-
■ '•f
<**•*• New.
B o rro w **
Itiee orchestra * a , ,
!•!! m?.!?1* * y
g |u *
Scruggs C ue
‘
‘ » to current production
weapons, the report
tv . ■4 mere effective n e t
ware tasted Rt Bnlwe-
Hospital Drive
—
i ugovenHuenf
m km u\
iole County Medical
order to work out
a Dee David mu
Angola Hospital
oet completely n
wounds.
, (
•a Itroa ★
»rok*a
in i r Headlight#
mMe a Saar Vision
m i arap or ear*lea
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In U n it y T h a r# la S t n a g t l u
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I 1* £ « * « * * * *« # • if tho WorUi
To Promote the Progress 0( America:
To Produce Preayorlty for Sanford.
V O LU M E X X X X
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R e co rd in g O f A lleg ed
B rib e ry D e a l P la y e d
A t T ria l O f S cru g g s
Voice Identified As
Defendant's Tells
Of Receiving Pay
, From
Publishers
Alabama’s Klan
Leader Returned
To Jail By Jury
North Carolina
Negro Confesses
Killing Matron
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A m o c ln t c d P r e s s L e a s e d W ir e
No. 2 4 8 .
11
Florida Farm Aim*programH ouse A p p ro v e s H ik e
Income Is Up
20 Per Cent By Harriman O f $ 1 1 2 M i l l l l O I l S III
Receipt For Produce Acheson. Senate L.eaders Confer Behind
Hits $221 Millions
Closed Doors On
In Fit 4 5» Months
Proposed Program
Crop Show Increase
ORLANDO. Aug 2 d/P>— Cask
ireript. from I 1 uul.a farm market*
ingi dining ihe lin t five mnntha of
lint year w rtr 20 percent greater
than for the »,nnr period latl yeaf.
the Feders! Rurevt "1 Agricultural
Etotinm u* rrptirlrd today. They
amounted to riti|iro*mialely $221v
V e t e r a n s ’ P e n s io n s
C Of C Requests
$6,Mil Publicity
Acheson
Rejects
Soviet Protest
Against Alliance
(Senate l-al mr Group
WASHINGTON. Aug 2— teF>>
Okays Bill AuthorW A\eie|| Harriman the M.*i«h.*ll
i/inc: $d.s Millions:
Plan'* roving amhattadoi in Ku
For l ie.ilt h Sc hoolu
rope, today urged Congre** to ap- „
(
prove tlir Admini*tratmn * loteign |*||i|( l I ' V i t i n f ' a a l i n l V
W A S H IN G I O N . Aug.
arm* p.og.am promptly" to po.lr. I *
1 M» H U JlU liy
Art annua! m^rraac f *112.000.1
—
thr growing grnrral'on from *• 11
Harriman made thr appeal in B i d s
A mF f’f tH f l
T H - i t 000 in NetrMD* pnwntt* .ind dii*
I V p p i v r d , I d e—,a
f -.
ability pjviTirit*> W4$ wted today
testimony before ihr Hou»r Knrrtgn
p (>
A pli • H K r» 111 r
T fC a tV
P r n v n i l t s hv the HourAffair* Committee,
The It'll v, j- tn i-d - irhaut opI___
t a l v.
F rn m
|. c > i r i i t i p
\» hr testified. Srcrrlarv of St a'
F * '* 1 ’ it. 11 •*I fV 1?r*n»l ;
TALLAHASSEE. Aug. 2 - V P )
— A recording of $ 2,000 being
counled out in ihe alleged bribery
f i tivaDv
Ton K K K Executive; Iranian
payoff deal belween John A.
Fails To Produce; Wounds U n i c i ' i t v 400.(100.
Scruggs and Senator C. L. Alford
i.
Itorn crop* during lha
w.«s playrd to a jury trying Scruggt
Records On Order
Of Califn»n ' i Cm* 1 P<i>t
i I t> o 2S per cent greatef
ro -1*1011 o' tf-l'il- «nd wa* tent
here today.
■h
,-i> ind from ljvr*tock a n j t)< tn Atlie'iin went into a hud lit
CHARLOTTE. N c
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In die Senate
A voice identified at that of
BIRM IN GH AM . Ala.. Au«. 2—
behind rioted door* with member^ ....
I title It l Al.K k puilltl' K wen? two per of the Senate Armed Sen it e* and
M.'l.rr of C.im
Ur* Unileif N|*te« i"d*v rm phtli
It would foie ditahiltly comScrugg* alto came out of the ampli- |I^P)—Alabama'* top Kti Klux Klan l>r» I’olii e Chirl I Mill
im« nr ci III g rr a tri t a-h lellirn* for th*
p'lhliiity w o ik p ^ B v rejecled a R ii'tim |)t"ie»i I- prn*altuii f"> 'etr'anr of all wart,
*%ying tyitem to tell that he w at j leader w*s ordered hack to jail jolin tmlay atinouiued i
Foreign
Relation*
Commillee
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iliof^uu
s n ir» tlft'ppA(l live percent,
allow,'
(> ilrpendeutt,
w** Imlay ' gallitt I t a l v 1» m ciu h cT ih ip in lire
heing paid a good talary by the today for refuial tn produce record*
m* 11 ha* admitted
Thla comlilned group la expected ho d>l o t lely <lmHig fVii« lime
io open hearing* tomorrow on the |reijn*.i. I
' Higgm*, mana |NmlhAllantii De)cn*e I’ail
, and I'bfralu- irgnlatimn governing
Idayim; of a Mt-v
"Inlrrnalional
Publithing Com of the whilf-robed order.
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I !»r hi'U \ nf piire* received lof aim* aiil progiam
William Hugh Morri*. dueilor of lin.»»»on here yetterdav
-"fnu*'ion who; Secretary Aihccui 'c»n»ftl the
I'leterunnalion
"I vriv" c
pany"
Mairlman
t
dd
the
llou*e
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ptmlurU
dfOpped
*<I,I Wti I veterUie negro «a* i ‘-m.I.-il hy
i f Mm p, J r>IHtlt |, 1,*rigi-e "ntlcily mlhntii l-nmili j'hvahihtic* t.,.
It aim (aid in a tktlchy con- the Federated Klan. wat relumed'
TiltrIcc lhal I i>aine*tlv tn-tleve we
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’ll I hr litril 'll tinn" HI * linlr t-livrir-l In ihr alt*
I Ar.,i«nilriilv fit 111 pfl sent ot tht nr» winn'f't; il»#’
venation that "w* got 20 volei"- under a contempt of rouit citation j Lillieinhri a* Monroe I tlm
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Hv111 (iH fliim in ru ro p f '*
apiiatenlly again*! the bill deny anting from hit refuial to give the pear-old former hoiln n •!,. lo-me
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"I I'lilil' I’uistan
enihawv *h'»t1v h»fur»
II—
Ailmiu'tltaiion
I tiM level v (it
iMtiitiri hi’toD^'
Mm he* Mnpbask/i’.l jiv»v flrln*
•t v 1
tolM r and Mi*. I.«lev *' \n.| ..o„.
•• Fonniv
I noon.
ing wire tervice to carry race remit* record* to a grand jury.
1»*tim.ilr>l i . ' I"> dir Iml year
jt tiitifif h ch 11H"i , fmt 4*2 luilnti il< «l)tptii|; ft in a to Ari’fMfii'is F-ii
S jfif't 1
to hnnkmakert.
The jury today reiutnet ilt in -.*’ *•
‘ The text of ilie t'r.iic u.,lf ** ]"*'}• I l>> Ml ’. ■i' OH) It made
I'H^hi t 1finn .f •I .* HUH. t h u ft**
tilt' s wtniki ^turtle tilMli’l ,
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tl. ,| | |, r ,’IHHHI »|t# |$f|| #n*uri to ,i| h ......... ,no --" " ijt- d 'h- .o .t m iuh»eveiltgalion
of
mob
violence
after
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Anderton
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Alford hat charged that Scrugg*
Infivi*Iy Itiub l*41 f,l hvi'i I n , y e n f Win u tiu^rhl t s-\ «i - * 11na tm u l
1*4 ntimf1 it itjnf tMt* tn I In* hiiftift
>>i -ill air ilouhlr 9r$ffilAtion« $ni! illcgvt' >"». thr h iu - " t v- *' I I"
i’ll « t if t lit* itlllVl'l MVi •on |n»nir I*.
f aid Inin $2,000 ro vote again*! the |a week-end rece»t. Eighteen men'death early ve*teol.v
I vr.vl. slid " r Amriican »r|>lv *at>l
l*« \f I'j.r vrtcratii'
ill,
already have been indicted on flog-jhutler at thr home, Wdt I f^ (idIIe piit p<t »11 f>i| f»»i t*itrun fruits* jfllMMIM'1 *. tin M||'|Mil'l t 5, tllll-41* vvhil fftf* TtMlnl
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rin in*l»a « f |.fi.P4 ieveivetl l»y
-- 1is* 111 vr l-ad
* \ l*k lirv f (i 11ti i*t *( HI Mm f Mifetl St Pit 4 de* v mM ' ni4t 'tit nt i mlit \' Wniilil li.-it* nn$t|ril r
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ffp« a t «(| l|lf* hill
Only part* nf the recording were ging and related charge*.
inao, 40, al*o **«»
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JUK’1Ml Jill I kuHi* ,in «•f 1K*i ( on til'
The
Snvicl
gov rrmurnt
h *rI
ill- -•UK r 1iptuf >t i*•«i1114 fmiii flint month
-ill Miilld.l iml
playerl n* the lait evidence offered
Mortis had been out on $ 5 0 0 _**»■'•hint
Kntutlnin"
11•I•in«
Hini
<l#’ti i munition it( r if i»* i
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1 Or All' rltl'Ulg
f $f | r*n t
V til' I...... .. ♦'KIAt *1' !»#’ 4ittl |
i l*.. . . . I' IHlYhlellt ‘f full
liy the Stale. Circuit Judge W May conditional bond after previoutly h r iu l n iin rie * >11111 a 11 ■h I tin *it. M il d fi 1 11h 1111 *4 f m i l l . f i d .
11 r 1 1y bv |'i»l'llg
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Walker ruled other parti inadmn- (pending 16 day* in jail
ifrfrnsc tir.it V 1,1*1 Apld
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flmhmtioiM in pi it****• from A n irii hi itnilni ttijiilur tn MtHonw,
Hi WniId War
*i lif i*!» |v f
1 Ini ill' h r . ihr i
C mnirii "
nihlf.
| Circuit Judge Georg" Lewis l li.iif o lic In n p il.d .
t 1m* nf
timtith init* v .nr minora it*11!*■
11 I It* In vt* I lull it i< mi* n1111y ,
I vHcl ill f dl il-diliiM legally
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The voice Identified at that o f 1Ballea ruled that the Klan chief............
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u ih 'io lin
it mu in i<
ptt’trnt
n Mfit i ’ n iittr, (i
I inn wilt 1111 |H i■••Ml it hll:tln?lj tn tn ill Mi
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*i,iii charge-. ,*l In* nrv», iiiulrirnre I>
Sciugga nlao told of prospect* for «aln failed to clear lilmtrlf of the ,f(r| |,(
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"lit* ii* ip tl'iwh thi* uime ubti b m i , I" ik 'i firtiu v t<* pint»*t m rii r
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f i| I ii .♦ *.MM . . . I , i i . i i i H . race trucks ‘‘to put aome itumev contempt charge.
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him *imt S ' » f i»otuiHf<i iivriniccd ||||| 4;t * *»|g; s: ’Mt’llttlon ftnm will "
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>••>>1 I hit* tlm l u t W e ih 'r " l- i v . l- u r J i n|>>« mg lo ID1(1
line thi* yeai
The decttlnn followed a t h r e e - Making i *onte* ion ill >! \.,.hi- <»Mr toit4 it Irnnhi'l hovt f
were
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I hr Mint......nlfif Npt’k* (»ul w* f ‘miitf ’ l.i-t.
i"|irii*allnn
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n.-i vrl t*'-«'t* (lav‘» (omii.i I iri>it""i .1 Hu.
iHnilrt
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“The dne
IIrarki
racks
are going
tu
hearing
during
which
M
orrlt'ton
dog
tor hr
he day
Morrlt
Son 'living Only ■ \
pi , •*ii j;fi•l v* iiupi”VO*i lit $ 10.20 .......... .. *4te I ......\ with INpiibHrani llf|,„lt/,,
11 Mmi iid(mI *i «i I'flll h Hit 1
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’ill
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acruvaliuni.
ntereited. And I know that, tn «, testified he waa now willing *<; l riIt|,rv |,r had rrpo.t. l - • M» Hill I | M,
Hi f rjittlts »r $15 W) per 0„ tin - -tiiiiilitre In calling (or ............ .n i" '* 1
way. that when they get buiy. be-1 produce the record* hut cannot , . ,
,
I. t.nl-. on I’resnlcut 11 u I Fil'd W'l ■ ,"d l l ........ . ... ....... .'
■",•'!» w rittin trnlv. ’ hi muj
<ii. r A (•., ri t‘i i' ,'itt cL*yitN inwi*r* wnU«[ p
1 hccaut* they were stolen from hit |M<I " prn
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pur hutf « MkiMfvt for aiipnivnl uf H
imute
riu»fl two
*"i' »of
»» them have-they've
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t l itl t*il\ r- ilt-t lmt'«l *'ID
I- ..........Id I nugli " " t « l lh*l (hr v " '.s t | " 'v d
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(I unit mini rtn F r io Kltl
klndn approached me about work* I
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lull II I -I
Mtt>
And In Hinkvli'y. >
lug for them and th ey-thay k n e w . The grand Jury tat In m body to
,
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‘'Idcnttcal in their uu■■ntnptct <
r»i i >i i . ... received for chickens
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Fnlverslty uf t'**I»♦■
what I wat dolng-and they kntw |hear tha dtcltlon.
cents per pound, hut
Wll' , >|f
" i rl i v!.i !!'.
- Hop’’ of *he "inure and udent of
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wouldn't work Tor
for them on that
that,j Judga B a le s called Morns h«- whose
’ ' V ’1"..... »*;'"'(*«•* J'l' ■
AUgnUc' Treaty' ailh h - ■• 1
I wouldn’t
egg*
w i l e np 3 cent* n dmen.
fg
.Mi. r I I makn 1* . •isrlhl.- *',r
! pnhllshed by -he Soviet It"
while I wh* working on thla." the f°r« the court and aald. "I will tween lior student It ' in I iml n Mil), pure* were lellltlVuly unaak
you
one
queitlon
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hiuidioiiiv Irnnlnn, i» , i >' n>»ill rhangrd l.ime piles'* followed *«*•
tlir j
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"frtcn
la.vt Junuarv l.rfnre
voice said.
"Are you now ready
wnundt-d with n hull....... .............
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illii|# i> Mil I ' l l U r K l m l
the ' ■uiit 't wa* granted
I n s c l ilacidsd
I
LONDON, Aug 2 - ( T l — “ Miss
Alford’s voice aald ‘'Welt, haven’t
. - .and
, willing,
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Wll'itn
ininintril
s
ret|Ueot
the
contempt
Judgment)
lioctnrs
nt
Hen
k
.........
n
il
any of them approached me on the to purge
Judgment
“It wdUll-f thus appear that Ihel Amnrtca.’’ teigiiuig queiui nf U. S.
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tracks. You are the only one thet’a •WjMt.yoU by rurnlthlng tfiere - t llotpltel tnld thr ' tlm, Jh .'enr
>.Spi'ltl (pvsrnmcnt I luthing heantles, t 'day -'tarled a
nf the I* 4 It that In accordance mi
vl,w*^c’
ihfs’ .Tthlsci do nut arise from ‘ .IJ-dav cm s *c thrvttgh Ftirop#
.iunerf any biR to ule*’ IU
p jL t'ir * old Judith Kniti Him. I'lubi'hly
M'nnilanrit
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’oipeeti of defeat■kerl about pmtpeet*
».xittulnatiO" "f (in "haractei [ for i.-a" iliiukiug and hmm fid#
! .it mg tit * . I "in I-" rat v nr«»ldetii
■ee*i<i*1m*0 ft» If'($■#
Morris antwaredT
Held mi sn npien cluti gi*
in "4
1 t" rl >>f till AIl*"t i Part TinI " IISi >Mt.4
"I do not hava that ro*l»r--it ipj. ill,, mitcimir
i* I'h i .G
f a. ..........
--Igmumil-in composed t'liiiluula Growors To
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itiH'il'-r .........
►tbci
lt.it" .HI, 'i'll. 18 year "Id Mltinewat itolan a a x I have made
..... .. '.'7. n senior •"ulmu 1“
1 ...... ........ -d <hr H.infnrd Tom
Idtl#
. ,1 "■ h'liiei blonde, arrived hy
«t M l i"-1 llir Hiinfiiiil Hliufflc I(e-l*resent In mud ion
every effort to secure a new ue KiikII*Ii lf«* I* mi Imulmi Jmimn
I e t ( m nl
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I(■iii • l>l 4*4*tn
|,i..... Hit* ii'i.iiilng "ii a k uni|iean
It ie Impoaalhle to furnish li ai |Mt ,,j
u.niiii.
“ nai 1 1 I " i'll" nnd fidlmviug I
,,h
•( f f * ti iJv ♦ iiiit ii
'-f Mn* hi ii-h lour Stic g u v falsie* short
this time."
‘She ki'iU chmiglng ln-r mind.
iv- >- 1 I " 'iini>"i ni tin- 1"ini*t
TALI AHA 88 EE. Aug. 2 -l/H
'. . li -ii lug was lu l l vesteiila.
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The court ordered the I.Mm and I ..... ldn'r *imid |i," nffiema Stole S r Imid Hnpt. Thnmn* I). II" 1>11" i u-.iiii -in u i'"' niTscnt
nltei ti"i'i» inline 1 ii.nil Juily."
»Mlf U 'ltP r if tbrt
Hi’ter
I -l»n’t wear tii"in ,ind I never
conditional fine forefeite-l
A
1111* (I IHllHM WllPH If*4 JJllVP lev Indnv nnnouncod Hii|tnlntn" 11
I U, , ,i -I .Him' Ii i rnlliu , was it 11 Smith I" i "ii'l'lrt ....... *I"
.| M. 11mtf <( f lnti'(h i ■ rtti'1 ill »'• "d h -lie said ' A g " l uiiisl lie her
sheriff'* deputy look clmige I i , i f ,,,,
in • sidmil. Mi * l( IV id . nt liv citrus g i"- "wii“i > i '
•>r Mis* franco* Clniinplon of * • - Ii. i. i
J |in ll - >. *.*»v, mid Mi * Llli'ti i,it- - i" t|ie dt'epenni,. and ■"It n (|' f , * Mi tt $l»f# 11a#e*f ii i»n| rlifpet i " V own s el f "
Morrlt amiI removed him (•
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Hoiiinnh. |. ,.> ior l l I’m km rnllion, *Im , «» Florhln snpervl- 11
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mi
$;,« 1• $ a
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^Itist Mi •* Shu i I' r-Ilili*if ||iml1 Wt'Dk |■>f honir iniiMng edneathm
’I........." 11* a -in i i I In ,r nf f "-ci * ii-,
ti't'k in a iili.uiiiiiiig nylon "ii*WASHINGTON, Aug. 2-(/F>— county Jail cell.
Milia Clerk im ii 1 ImiI-i >i .
i.'*I
Sfll
(|, 4'" t <»•)’ • t 1'" '•■ bathing si") i i id t.ml liy
I i * *.
-Hi' -I d- " dan I >>hi’li I - in ilia rilling I H" I ■I, - . .1
Mr*. Morrlt klsted him hvf> ■ In *rl!m:i1'’ I* ■»! hei 1*11.-1*1111*1,
Mis* I'hniiipfnu re tlg n e d re,
The White lion** l» going to ha re*
«i'I tir 11,.cti d Hiii iln toll of rniiii -1.iint lil i’"i ’» r • ‘I 'M'*
he was liken Into custody. Mon
Suttonf “7. mid
Sundnv nuived si'tm it ISenrgln »tnte *upe'vi«ni < t !'.(• " M i l l
I" i corn fed DIM u
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4gn>>vated Intteml of replaced.
tin tourist
II
\ f . t • | f •• ’»* f I M’ s M
into mi opinion o' Ihuyi'iinh hud hnm em nk in g eduentinn to tnli- '*
"t he. 1, Bill*- to! ! a new* VOti
Senator
McKellar
(D.Xenn). told her. “take care of thingI n 'li.i grounds for " uiitiiiction
Ml Hi " k m li t; I 'l l -idl lit uf III- i
Hugh Locke, atorney for 'l< M-uteii (hit in" hii'hiinit spent fln rfd n post. Her n|»|inin!meni
ll i.ana
chnlrntMii nf nti uffirlal commltiion
I
Hoyle, ..............
I ->i ill" 0 i,l, I Idi M ■•(*" tf f’t 'iljl J t’ ’ft I III
tcaaiiante nu *-■■■> ■*••
Jin . .. " t ii tmvi nntisnrt'ti tom
Siimlnv rogln ’ in her in hi* unto* effective IniinedlnUdy.
if tin world
v 'tin n would
. i , .id il County < "intiit* ioiu-1 >, i„. , f11 .tf v s ir f s'rnt.' It i l v f r*nn
on the prnlect, made the announce
,
K Mr* ‘ J arf h \M m itli* 1‘rti‘ t
t . Itviii- lu-ir ttier 104(1, vvh ii i ..ui"iiinced this moi ni""
noihih
'iiiiih.
I'lenyptlng
to
disShe
si
r*'ed
III
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(lenrgm
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c mventi ate on nuiir.iviiig theniment following a tettlon in the
•in
Ja
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with
financial
mil
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hei
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living
him.
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•Inn depnrlmunl for nine vi
.ImIge Smith, how ' i i . gave
" Ive* nltV"ii'it!K i"d M'l tii-tlly, U
White House today. Congreja haa
ti'-mi Mi" >'iiv Imilt tlir rm iti.l l ii-im ission to It. VV V V i e
t i siiid
D ,i
l i f t rimt#* tree hy tin " m ill lie a inu.ii I,"Hi" world."
from 11*38 to I9lfl nnd ugnio fi
appropriated 16,400,000 to do the
igum yesterday I1U8 to lit It), fo r two venr* 1 tut •111is11<•11 lloiitti. made a hullsr- [ i n -Mitllig
Ih e tw o 11"
tllo
pln in tiff..
I" .............. tin t Hi#* |»> id * t i i i i t y tn -lie aitiled.
work.
mid nguhi toll I of n rernneillu was iisslstnnt nntlmiol ndvi-m ■ t-i h ns" vittvrv '" locate apart
.ilia lid the complnini. ' l>" Ii can j:,(1(| 'ill" .i lie* | si Htf ‘ 111 'I ’'**1
“ la ls le *
ji r >-11’ r
h<uic*t
Of
In one report to CongreM.
t
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.
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till
•
lie
liesltntlngly
lio
n
.
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ill*
toil
the
fu
tu
re
Hnmemaker*
of
VnnWASHINGTON. Aug. 2 - i,P
:,j; nn Im presented I i u I hv
ti •■•*fin•(»s| Dw f*#iH» t i l l
ciinrse, If a i[ii i f a il, *lic must
President Truman conceded that The
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i
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ii.i
and
-lulialrd
n
cam
i
k
lo
Slier,
police
agreed
to
g-ca,
n
niithinnl
organlxiition
'
treasury reported today '*•
Iln. vote of the (’" i n n i i - in
" e a t a p a ll, rti.it . her own *fit might he cheaper to rebuild overRiDent
i.i',;n I" tiling t""ii*ts In Sanford. H -vemlier directifig Iln «m "V hr
school g irl* inking home econnn",
ran 01,487.fi52.O(in o *ald .
than In try tn repair the ancient is red for July, the first month
fail hill aa fm nn-, give T114
ill" Ill V tllllll.t gl'OUU will d C Hagan, and dt'"l«i slid .1<*lv If,mil.ill 'r«|i»
When -h> iipenred nt llary- enurses.
^ttruetiir* on Penntylvenla Avenue. of fiscal I960.
pit Illy of milk aud I i,id . of good
. - i. id in* fm tin- i ntrrtiitiinn ill | ■.'d"ii Mills Creek, wn- a two to
"O sli’a r*|. • '' i ■o' fo r h e r tilin g * ,
Mi«* rhnmplnn nlso lni>- In
^However, he said that the Ameri
nuuiishttit; fooil.'’
i iM'itini. Iiiii during ilui win
»liot. Sher, wnit- a lonelier nf hmne ecotmlii"
Tha first month's deficit > howevri. -lo
I', vote, favored hv • "nmi i"ti
can neonle would like to preserve tx c e it of spending over Inc > > teg ....... ' i > h-iird the gunfire hlrli srhoiil; of Cnlhoii" i*>d 11
■|
I I I " II UIII I f " l t ill* " III III" « i*
fiibu is in Europe to round off
V
V
.
(j,
Kllhec
n'lil
H
•
f»m
ld
the present Imlldlng Insofar aa was less than In the first month .ind found I
,- i dl i.it.illtrg nearly •nt reign ;i» “ Mir.. America,” tha
, u'liuli i -if c -iniii i(I «.-(■ cliairiiirn and onpoxed by J . F 'Id lidCiml,
I
wife Unconscious. nston. fin. She wiis city atlpec*"
nns*iMt> for sentimental and hfa- of tha last fiscal year.
. a 2 13 * inchon over title i I ib hold* until Sept. 10. Sh*
' i.
ami "llU'il.
I'hrae Include: Mid H, H. Pope, wliit "tih o 1
in
"
in n real e»lnti' nf home <connmlc* ni Cnliimh1
I »«r yiui'h *
toric reatom.
‘
Mt
W ). Snittii. nulilicitv ami I "ittakrt; did not von on the H". u " ,.,' i"t1>11all if f.i)3 inches i, il a gultnt to h .iv. her imprint
~
office mol ,-iiiU 1 police,
Fiscal 1949 shower a tl mi
(in.
The commltslon decided to re 659.000 deficit for the ftr.at mouth
-itii-kpiindrnee; ’ i r i Nancv Doll- uslie.
She was cdilnr of the ftcori'
I J ’ I ikt ' .. Jr , weatherman. I htps 3<( Inchus) on mum! of the
tain the mansion In Ita praeent (July la always a uoor month f
t >
mi" ptumist; Mrs
Mavticll
Plf 11 M') I PHI A, Aug. 2—l/T) f HA and Nil A iu.ni" I'COlUMl''
.l* n J t !.iv lu *pile of the cx- leading beaches
form rather than build an entirely government income).
It. -wn, 'Uim rr chairm an; Mr*. A
— A m i" *h"i mid killed his e»- nows nsslstsut editor of tin* <i....
She will allow heraclf at Deau
MURPHY’S E ST V fK
. . U" d-'fic'ency for the year
new structure at had bean advocat
At the end of the year, la-' timiged "'(■■ i-'-lay nnd then fired gin Homo Ecoiionilcs New* »■ 1 Htarkr decnintions; anil A Van
* ii I
i ...
ville end C e iin e > in France and
W A S H IN G T O N . Aug 2 "Pi
V-.*, shufflehnaid chalrm in,
ed by tome oongreaemen and June 30. tha total deficit for 'h*' * (ninl i- ih"' iluongh Ills nwn editor nf the Nsltnnsl fid'ii
hottr^t •he Venice Lid "
th " let* Justice Frank Aim pity
I lie European
I , .1 t " I 'V vs'n's Ihr
(
(I
M ad d rn u re s rn te d
III"
I,..mi * . i ■ . » "men who had en lloinemaker*' puldlcatlun*. I*'
year wot 11,811,440,000
others.
. ......
•"(* en estate lin e of only J2.IIH)
'•1•
h* I i i i i i will end at lid i-m where
, ,1 I lie ,
t. " iia lm g
c m n m lM rr* se lectio n
Tha commlstlon, which MeKallar
Traasury book* showed the o v tered ll '"tell "HI theani Phitadel- Tilin'* and Chatterhn*.
end 4 1.not) of that i* title Htr
NVPMini
in f (IB Belie will he en tirl.lin ed hy .s hull■ d ( " ' i i " • n iip r is t in u iif M r*
I
I ll"
Miss Champion llll* * IlflHlf I ‘
Cfiesd* as’ chairman of tha Sanate ernmsnt spent 13,434.111,non dm ,, 1, 1,1 Inn .......... Me to eat breakfast
light, her prontotri* **t,|.
1 .i i
I ’ r ic r
as
r n l c r t i i n i u r u l Washington hotel where he lived
4'fin41*1(I Fit* ***••• « f l
limited mi. Head are Mr*. Jean
J
i
ft
f
lr
^
r
e
r i <»r
Appropriations Commlttaai la the !ng July while taking In tl
it." - ""
Tit ill w«H disclosed I "da v in 1h ti"
*
itia» A me lien'' c uifided *h* ti
<
h i m an w a s r r i | i i e * l r i |, *u1d M is
Weiner
Mi
ml
tier
hdshand.
Mira458,000
In
taxes
and
other
"
iit
r
m
.il
d
u
rin
g
frail authority in the oontyovaray.
peper* filed In * Di.lttci ,.f 1 i *.t(*a Itvlutallor ami doesn't amok*.
rr»ntin>i*a
on
r
a
n
*
a
m
simth.
caipts._________
_____
____
Tht reconitruollon will iBfolff
J t|ir t" ni*h
< liimlna court.
-She
accomiiuiiind by her ohathe residential part of tha Whlta
pororn. Mra. V lig in iu Safford of
•o i i r i a l c i i n u l I n v a s i o n
Hout*. Tha Truman family la now
r«'»Bltaa*il <>,i paR« s u i
living In tha Blair Houaa, a t m a
Members of the Executive!. Cl " V i i n i v e r s a r y I k A u j f . 7
Pennsylvania Avanua from tha
will meet Thtirsdav tiftern’mn •’
old Stata Departmant tylldlng.
ifl.AN TA, (la Aiu*. S!—ISpc
6:00 o’clock at the T n m lst O n " *
Tha exaeutlva offloea In tha
■ni) .Sundav mark* the sev>ntl>
lo dotermltio plnns for niogran
wait wing hava not Man dis
I
noil m selltifl* during ih,. wirin'1 .ui ivcrsarv of Ihe ISliding nn
turbed.
By’V lM DAWSON
11 ti * i c . * ! ■ .
!(' pairing of city lights and
H
i
"Jalcanal
liy
men
nf
the
First
season.
A
ll
members
o'a
reun**"'
. It hae baen estimated that tha
GRAFLNWOHR. Gciumiiv Aug 2 nPt lh" 'uiterl .Stales joint ,,witclu» wliich had been knocked
NEW YORK, Aug. 2—M’t More hii»inc"mcn are being pinched hy President Floyd Palm er t" •'■ Marine Division, Reinforced.
•remodeling work will rgquica 1$
<
1
1
t"i>lare
ell
standard
m
l
hy lightning during tho »torm
Significance of this landinr ‘s thirls of stuff disclotec! todsv iln' jet pi'"*'
nreient.
today becsuie they appaiently have wnitcil ton long lo buy.
month* nr mora.
.Saturday. afternoon,
- --r ----- ------was
— complet
During the past wlnt»r sen'"" Hut U was the first offensive ac- type American fighter airrralt ni Germany
Tha raildentlal part of tha pre
Invanlories have been cu. hack m low. m *ome cates, that lha member* met for supners once H"U taken hv tha Armed Forces
ed by Florida Power and Light
The military leader* al'O drclared ihsi Amm* *n Hoops here are workman last night
sent structure has bean reelartd buyart Bow hava to come barn ini<» ihe market a! ihe teller’s terms. a month at tho Lone wood Hoi' in World War If, when, at 0710
it to HO
untafe by buildings
o clock, Stroot Sunt Sid RiChard
And prices are starting up again in »omip line*. Ironically, the ruth nt th« Mavfalr Inn and were m •in the morning of Aug. 7, 1042, ready lor any tmergenry
repurtfd today.
Army General Omar N Bradley • —
lertalned bv seven nutstandirn' ""■tidier* of ■•B" Company, First
to buy again,
volume.oin, if
ii It
it gains In
in vnnime.
An oil switch was knocked out
WOMAN I I L
Hittullnn,
Second
Marine
R»gitold
roluirter*
thero
will
he
no
re
-1
,t
,.r,.i
■
>
•
(*
)•
Hrttaln
during
their
sneaker*
Amnncr
these
wn*
A1’
probably rill glva another ..... . nu purclui»i *, but their Interest la
und too street luums on the east
TAMPA. Aur
*
tt
■
ti*.
charged
from
their
landing
Brlese.
humorist,
with
hi*
Imn"
duction
of
Amorclan
ti""U*
'o
I
vj,,ii
t
,
|
nnilini.
Bradley
aald:
"We
to nrlen.
E. B. Bailey,
.
spurring nrlvale consumers to get
lift onto the beach lo become Gel many “that I know nf."
Ihaven't -nine t" that quastlnn." "Ide were btirtuid nut Traffic
Industries reporting that cus hack Into the market flrat.. AIM vonatlnn nf an Em'll'hinan "' ,•Im
run.over and killed
fir*t American troop* to land
"Bo
Thl*
I*
Amsrlcn"
Cm
•"
Ilrndloy,
Air
Force
General
f}rj|^ , n,l •'artaili* have sought •lirbts nl Colery and Mollonville
tomer* are ordering again in demanil for the metal la making
lait night, Traffte .
■in enemy-held *o|| In World War Hoy* B. Vananhurg *ml Ad I
Prince
Otto
of
Aiislrl"
who
«o
>
r uifurmatlun from the United eXvonue, Twenty fifth Street and
ptaaalng ouantltlsi include coliun, plessant news for producers.
Sanford Avenue and Fust Sheet
Hamm raportod toda;
II
on
“Th*
Political
SIMmUoti
'tmi
ml
Louie
Denfeld
of
the
gtoiuh* weaiion*.
textile*. The
r a y o n and
,- ™ wool
------—--------- - nm *.
She had Juat left
(here were more coatliei ami ie- iewed American combat troops) BrBl)|,y s#j j |,e honed th* mill and French Avenue were also nut
rum
n*
’’
<*nd
Mr*.
Paul
M"
mo
Cotlne
textiles
also
have
bentMH
hum InvtntoHaa
In coffee and
Tfnd It* tome
M-t .Her battles in World War II h( the former Gorman army *r»ln-, tmry ,,,g»nii"lion envisaged In the out of action by the lightning.
Iteil from government action, who told nf "The Far Fast
heavy fuel oil nav# boon woiked fined
Effect* nf the bolt were felt at
a rear wheal.
i)i*" on Guadalcanal, but none ing ground her#.
"Beaut1
**
c
f
Am«rlcen
CO*—
*
Atlantic Pact will ha functioning tlie Margaret Ann Grocery near
off and arloaa ara starting up.; The announcement Friday that the
held more significance
than the
were
outlined
hv
P
Srolt
B
'
sign
Attack plana* and bombers and |onf VPtI Mrter the p*ct Is ratified where the lightning hit
Copaar wad and alno uaars have. agriculture department will aup- ford. A prominent Pole Term ""' landing on this Pacific Island, fur
seld
.|g,tl,tnrt"s
boenback in the market for »e-.pnrl the new cotton crop at around Neoorshl
Manager Jo * Baund' rs.
rev*"1 ed "F d ifsih "'
the word the "Marine* have » navy eontlagant joined 17,000 ^
Referring to lbs position of lha
vavai week* n#w, ending a buyer*’ I 29H cent* a pound, onl$ slightly Behind the Iron Curt.in." r - '
and the iltnatlnn I* walj troopa of tha flrat Infantry dlshrike^f more than two months, j under the support prlca for !a*t r rn*lard *ohl nf »xn*rience* I"
hsnd, waa flashad to tha world vision and constabulary unit* In w,Uern European Union—Britain,
France Belgium, The NatharNon- ferrous metal* price* *1-1 veer’s cmn. seem* to have been Enron* ff.r"H Eld". Norwev'.u it "talked the beginning of a honoring tha Mllltgry laaders.
JACK80N VILLI,
Bradley, Vaadanburg and Den- ianj , , n,| (.uxainbourg—In tha At
ready have gone up. So atrong I* i Jl,,t tke Jolt th# buyata needed, •xnlorer son)-, nn nrnsnectlng fur ••rin of *I*P« aero**I tha Pacific
Wednesday:
tha demand right now for copper, They’re hack In tha market thla —,i,i |n Alaska.
'■l||rh terminated on tha home *<>ll feld arrived In Germany Saturday j Bnt|c Pact, Bradley aald: "All
, Birmingham
9:30 A. M.—Th* ’•Yank#**"
for a iO-day glndy of European n,ln,)jer of the union ara member*
nf lha siiemy,
that tha trada la predicting an-!week In volume.
ilafeni* and BOtMtlalltle* under' f
Atlantic Pact. It la to bo *X- aponsorad by Ivey’s will play th#
n rE IC P R BtlBB^Nn^D
ATTLEE IN BED
the Atlantic FM i, They flew to I Dwte,| nu they will function wlth- Delaney Playground Junior RaeeTAMPA A"v tt—DP) -CI*o *«
1**11 team In Orlando.
I.ONDDN, Aug. 8—(ff)--Prime Grafenwohr
frankfurt »olln th(1 ptrt » .........................
tactive Tom WelCprt w*s susnend
■O Sg’S e .
10:00 A, M.— Southsid* Primary
Tmman a p ar-, Asked If the union will bo au- Schoul—Story League, make doll
H n .r tik
0d todav n*odlm» further ln"e'H Minister Attlee will dkaet Brtaln** day In Prea
hoenlg
Independence, poraeded hy the Atlantic Pact, furniture, jump rope, apporatua
reached Ita bottom la
ration of hi* report he w ** shot government affair* from hi* alcP tmnal plane,
lint Louts
London InaBradley rapiledi "That la ono
»h thla
at while working nn tho killing nf bed for anothor weak, hia office nnd will (aw
activity ana group plav.
Worth Street taatlli
few hours to
■nld totlajr.
ale y i ' 1
au discussions thi,™ (0 bt conalderad."
mnent reporting one of tha
8iOQ P. M,— Instruction on
brother officer.
with
Brttli
The
Ofl-yaar-oM
latl
ma
minister
ghlafa
and,
Vandenburg
mad#
tha
dlacloatira
Ina for for cotton good* In me
w altian d polk* dancing at Tour"My evidence trnda to discredit
othar
Enrol
Saturday
at
fell
III
with
«
ehll
stra- ed the popular M
ory", P olk *. Inapaetof M. C.
■■ AJi
Aaked by
the ^jolnt I S ^ d ^ | l i ^ k ^ w ^ | r ^ ^ a n o a . * I t M P. k Mlaad aaftban tour.
have cloth prica H eaa
ay Mid in aMsoundng Wal- his couatnr bong S t Chequers,
chlafa will
frit
North o f Loo d *«,
ic «ass— aa •
autpanM#*, .
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BKM
■'rr-TinninBi
.
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A HP
. ,'iniX‘t
K S ^ ^ e ll'
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“MisH America**
(irur^ian Named
Stale Supervisor
Of Himieniakiiw
Senate Committee
Okays Renovation
For White House
SfnrlH :t:M)ny
John Sunkarik, Jr.,
Flnfrtl President
;Oi Tourist (iroup
Tour Of Furoue
k
Government Debt
Soared During July
^
P^int fit.i t I’or Month
Prices Start Up Again As Buyers
Rush To Markets To Fill Shelves
ICxecufives Club Tn
Hold Meet 'I’hursdm
Jet Planes Will Replace Standard
City Lights Repaired
Fighter A iri ra il Types In Germany After Saturday Storm
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THE WEATHER
Recreation Schedule
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Mutual Program
K-aallBMO r n a Pa«a I. aec t a i l
director* aald the 1948-10 **a*on
“can bo one of the beat In the
hlatory of the Industry."
Mutual director* arr*«d upon
and adopted unanimously the fol
everrwhers-m lowing four-point program i
Prua ,Co.
1. Establishment of minimum
prices for fruit utilised by (attaint
SPECIAL
Sorrento Girl
and watar trnrflf u la llig -f f t i m .
for tra n p a rta tM fw 'tM a a T M M
mirinai and tbaw dependent*. A t
tha present rata at turnover ad
ptiaunnal In »bi. are* * * . c £
p»PP*r has a difficult and exactIn* Job whkh raouiraa Iona houra
each day. Hja hooby and fora of
lalaxatlon during hla off doty
I.ours Is to taka advantage of the
wonderful fishing grounda avail
able near thin hate.
TH E
8. Establishment ■ of minimum phone. Lois rode the school bus
prices on FO B aalee of froah fruit fir* mile* to the consolidated
whenerer such minimum .prices school at Mount Dora, end thste,
are necessary to atablllae mar- |n the principal’* office, eh* reThey held up a broadway bar,
ketlnt condition* and to achieve r t|Vrd the telephone call Inform
•acaped with |1 U peat blaslag
a more orderly distribution.
Ing her she had been choeen as
tuna in a stolen car. Then they
4.
Allotment of fresh
fruit one of the Journal’s Undlscovsurrendered meekly while welting
shipments to metropolitan areas, ar*,| American Baautla*.
for a traffic light
Jack
rabblta
depend
upon
their
whenever such, allotment* become
"| was too excited I could
speed
for
safety,
rather
than
seeking .refuge In kola*.
necessary, with allotmente to hardly talk. Afterward I ran all
shipper* recognising their historic th* way downtown. . . It’* really
position In suah matters.
an t.Vent In a small town.’
Details of tha four-point pro“ Lol* was born on June 26.
gram will be worked out this sum- mai, In tehnearby town of Zellmer by varloua committees a*-, wood, the fifth of six children,
signed to cover (pacific tasks In 1Fortunately th# family homestead
developing the operations plan.
jR |ar|a
Report., including one from a
oH t /alh#r j, a mach|n|.t and
committee named to aalect per- w mo,her. in addition to keep■onnel, mainly a general manager £ a house, manctes to make most
te
carry
the
............
„ out
.........
j plana, drill be
made at another board of director*
meeting on Aug. 18.
Although Mutyal directors did
not pin themaalvea down-to any
flat statement aa to what Mutual’s
minimum pricaa next season would
be, it was polntad out that many
growers have the Waa that f l a
box for oranges delivered by soncautratlng plant* would bo tha
prevailing price neat season In
view of offer* made by tqro con
centrate manufacturer* to pay a
minimum, price of |1 a boa deli
vered.
Actually, currant market prices
next season will ba paid by tha
two concentrate makers under the orf, . . r
. h. r_.
idan. they announced, and |1 «| p, rl0„n.l arrlvl.
box delivered ta minimum price. ,
,0 , h# Unlu
Mutual’s minimum pricaa will ba llon to proctM!
aatabllshed by a eorapatant com- h# all0 c00rd|ni
inlttee of practical eltrua man n e a r --------------— —
th* beginning of neat season whan i
the price, supply and marketing’
situations becoma more definite.
Culpepper Honored
One Large Lot Of
Terry Cloth Beach Jackets
Button & Slipover Types
•CORRECT M EN ’S W E A R 1
A N I N D E P E N D E N T D A I L Y N E W SP A P E R
B A N F O R I). F L O R I D A , F R I D A Y
MERCURY TUDOR
PLYMOUTH COUPE
FORD TUDOR
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Extra Clean
INTERNATIONAL
PICK-UP
House Shelves
Armed Service
Housing Plan
Total Of 26 Billons
I n Appropriations
Bills Pile Up On
P l o d d i n g Senate
In an action arising from tha
Board of Control’s refusal to with
draw pay raises It authoritad for
A d d itin n n l
. WASHINGTON. July 2 9 -{/p)
•—Chairman Vinioti (D-Ga) ol the
F o r laxity In
Handling Office
f o r d
27 Persons Die 34,000 Units Of
From Effects Of Produce Move In
Sweltering Heat Month At Market
Fellowship Gr oup
Le as es Buildings
At Tampa Air Base
$79'95
TAM P A. July 20 — W l— Top
block* of Tampa's Drew Fiotd. tu
rn eluding 66 buildings at the vnr
lima air base, have been leased
by a Sanford group for a achool
and health center.
The fellowship Foundation. Inc.,
will pay th* Hillsborough County
Aviation Authority » t8 j» 0 a yeai
for the large tract. W. A. Berlin
eountv avlallon director, aald.
Renovation of th* buildings will
begin at one#, C. A. Maddy, vie*
president of the foundation, aald
The school and health canter will
*{*' open about Jan. 1.
Maddv aald tha school will offar
Bible courses, vocational work,
music ana other classes. Patient*,
student* and faculty will total
about 1.000, he aald.
$ 20-00
l w*
•
Tadft mU$ by A u rk i'i largMt dgaratta raaaarab tabaratary BolwrtHICi
Lueky Hrito bayart tatoet tha fbia tabacca that gaat lata Uablaal
V °U BBB HBRB th* latrgnl aad moat
1 ixim plaU Laboratory of it* kiivl
operatrsd by any cigarwtta manufscturer In America.
1
Lakeland Firm Gets
Jeslup Bridge Job
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TA M P A , July 29— <*>— B. P.
McWhorter, division engineer for
th# bureau of public roads In At
lanta. fold tho aUt* highway
beard her* today tha fyderal govarnment may grant "eonaldarabl#
funds" for highway contructlon to
taka up tha riack la ampbyment.
The Florida Highway Board
maanwhlla opanad mda mt act-
SfVeral Choieti of Colorf fat Tour Bolodkm
• Chartreuse * Blus Plaid • Grain Plsid-ulus
• Two-Ton* Covers
•- ' V ' ..‘ l ••
TMi,Finest Offer Itt a Sofa Bed Hut
WeHave Been Able To Make Since M
41”
• Bxtra Laras Frams
• Seat Htagw
.
,
BY ARflOCIATBD PREflS
Death* from tffecli of a late
ulv heel wave mounted today
with at least 27 fatalities in east
ern cities. No immediate break in
the hot and humid weather wa*
in sight fnr the area.
Rill some relief came to parts nl
the Midwest. A mast of fresh Cana
dian cool air moving southeastward
irought l-jwer temperatures into the
Hr* keeps fruits and vagatabla*
upper Mississippi and Missouri val- in a cold storaga room a t * tarneyt. ft headed eastward into Michi i neraluro of 42 degraea. Thaso In
gan and th* northern parts nf II clude apples, peach**, and gr«P**-
Garlic l» now brought from Phila
delphia in callophan# container*.
Mr. Anderson who MVHtr In tha
year hul requtiUd ft 900 foot atrip
of paving south and wait of tha
market, hae bean pdvlsad by Btat#
Road Departmant official* that
funds are available only for an 80
font strip. Ha Is hopeful, ha aald.
of having this added to. In ordsr
to allow mor* apse# for parking of
trucks and tralfats.
Wilson Horn*, producer broker,
has leased a plot of ground about
76 feet south of th# llaritat Res
taurant for arectlon of an office
building and headquarters for dis
patching of truck*.
Immediately aouth of tble and
facing Franch Avanue, John And**
la erecting a concrete block build
ing for • headquarter fqr truskere
Including rest room*, showers, a
restaurant and service business.
|wernme»t’'**mp,oye»t The 8,?",or^.
r \ S ! ' b" " ‘ ”
tory’a watchful aye.
Aa you ruad thia, a ooaal
of tobacco , , . aamptai ‘I
tobacco-growing ansa . , .
Info tba labdratory In Rlok
yinla. Thaaa aampkaa am at
analyaad, and report* of fb
go to tha man who buy at
tha makaca of Lucky Btriba.
Arraad with thia oonfldM
tile btfcnaatkm—and Um*i
tydamawl—thaaa m m 'B it f
liabtar, m lldar tobaom*
tobaoco-to father with M
WAYNBBBURO,
ROCKINOHAM, N. Oa..
— (/P)— A prison cany attpt
dent today recalved a nine
mad aantanea, suipanda
t abusing a prlaonar.
j g 'g r s m
«
i'otni'd.iM>'n
! ’'s m r S E r $ V t t
High euepended U»a " * * £ * ,» •
j a s ’ s s ^ - riS r fflB fe s H s w
prison e*«»Pi
that ha ratnal
for tiro yarn
handcuff **J
again.
W ill
N o t
O f
P la n
I„b
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P .iti
WASHINGTON.
>*.i. nnplii, t.
m.tn ran
nivr
Vf»n
m
dniw^f
tvlirn d^ltffl l*v Wrp M*ttfalirld (DMotil) l»n in fdntiitf »»| tli^ over*
ill »nil anil »ln» ilinn nl ilir pto*
IliitP lI
.till
HlU»
OH
ne
| inatlnn f*n inr >>i f**i Mifuiae'ifv
.In Inaki' i,nnip.iiituu. >>f ,-<>«(, ,,f
•'date govei nniPiit f> i the paal
Mwo yean-,"
I»**c«l Mi <Mlnini
Myer« Service
Sunday !M0 P. M
fn Baptist Cliim li
S;inl o r d ( i uar ci s
iCoiiipIrte 1st Week
At Summer Camp
I* SiSttll I •*•-*• » "'"'P '"I"
give ll *lt'i»t I* **f oio>.
i here it will slop* op*.m l '
fret ilfplli «t the end ‘ lien
•ItsJog hoards are lo cit'd
,
'the pool will I. t’Odi ah
:
ground. From fir *t
I lltrulien will lie K O I Mi •! tile «»»*•*•• •
wailing pool lor riiihli in
1
|
guard rooms,
laiil’ o i'»"PI"
room and the eoip'es-i'"* •' •
will tie at tile i*litn*o> * eo*l ' j
Hie tear OH each aide «>f the |"'"l I
itself will lie iiieiia' and woiim -o
dressing rooms, ahnwei* and t,,d> ' (
Funeral servin' t fm l-‘i*•>I
64, who dieil sothhoilv nl lo
in Floral llelght.'i Mondi*.
ing. will he held thmdav
P. M. In the Firs* Baptist <
Interment will follow io
preen Cemetery.
M r Myers was burn I'
1806 in Orland, hid. whencalved hla education He <»
tied Nov. 2(1, lOItt to M'
Braddock of Columhla » '•
where they resided until
to Hanford In 1022.
A t on* tlni* Mr. M v»i«
fiuilllles.
. H>» •f evi o’ "■ 1 I'lltlln* I suin'
i 11,, i,I, ,p
in mine tiefoie
,1, d'-tliet I--Ilf'I lice t" •)" told
. K> -tinnere on Sunday
'l r Moffatt •xplatncd an orpicking "■ ii'i-t t i 'tf spun| ,n the »iit• by the Junior
i 'mmlwr "I • ooim'ice, and -tat
. i ii, ,i it is M -ipmton of many
.Isvcee olfieials tliat U m '
, tvill i e c i •• v ole publicity
I, ,m 1lie event
\ unified 'll IVe to get tolll
,,,, |,i'" i ei.ti.il I'loridi* will be
i . ,'igld up. sirI I know Hiat Ball
( ..I will be one "f tt"' leading
pniients of Hie plug taut," he
|> Ini ed
ITesident Jntili Henknrlk an„ Hired Mint or lobeis wishing to
.Mend the stale <oofereiice In hay
to travel by
West will lie aid.
. t. uttered litis Iravlng Orlando
Piesldent Bailkarlk also outlined
M.e program fot the stal« eon-
Forrostor of Bouth Bend. 1"d
Floyd Forraoter of Jackson. '
alio six niece# and seven nspl
Former NewDchIEconomist Says
Steel Can Afford Pay Increases
fut-W YORK
a .,
lulv 29
t.l’t A one-time new Heal ernnnmi.t to-
. . - - ';" « i
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" ■ '* “ ,y
• H° U ^ r yu T e,hTnnf!,!nV,'WnlValttctlnn Board official, appeared
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M o .. Ik ._ j.m T to m ’ " t o try'*o «v -r t ■ - 1- 1
itrik#
Nathan’* praaentatlon was losil
ad with statistic* presented In th"
fact finders by maana of l*'K'
**111* annual rata of rarnhig*
of I t leading companies In •!'"
■t*«| Induatry In the first quarter
*f 1 P48." ha told the hoard, "wire
_____ i - . t - i . 1 *00,000,000 after
i S m . wMak wgea far above ID4H.
Iw a riv double tha 1046*48 averand two and ona-half times
t C i Y t r s e s of the war vsars."
.
ISSk
P ltf'
Be
S.
amiiil lnr.Mi'1 a > i>. in Mt 'l l
: ham, ilir inM.i . i ,.i .- i |..,|«>
I ''If t ll*- v •, mil fMl III a), Itif.,1
«V§
OBTfl BBNTWCB
Mh—Tha good pea
burg looked In val
far tha rain that
a JN*U» worth »7».»6
™ M h .
It was Vi addition, and will ba WMd 1
rtsburg. , an of the Kroger MaNe.
s reporlc'1
r-
os*
• Beddhw Compartment
appiopnation law Iff inpi'il.-d
I list din inbiiinalioii l.r imin vlinf
In him 1" tllli' I'll i| r in liIv vpffi ll
Orninr •• I*i ' ih, griirialmuli
lor, replied bo t’ 'in|itinlli,i <,ny.
who u .i . « i , , Itii* il antilil iiiinipnivihli' to fniiu.li Mil. iufni
llllltinn fni
>i .' ni J'llv
tint
added that
|n • n ••in a
M>r
T e m p e r a t t i ren Hit Anderson Sava Most
Of Sales Were On
Record Marks For
Many U. S. Cities Out Of State Goods
July is uiually * month nf mm
paralive inactivity at the Sanford
State Farmers Market, however,
mot# than 34.000
and vegetables were handled there
this-month. Manager Sandy Ander
ion revaalad today*
Most of this produce f* from nut
of the elele or imported, such as
bananas from Puerto Rico.
Ted Lockett il doing a ihriving
summer business at the market and
distributes produce to growers in
Central Florida and on the east
(nail. Today there arrived a crate,
nf bantam corn from North Caro
lina. crates of celery from Muskegan. Mich., potatoes from Mary
land and "long whites from Cali
fornia.
Tro o p s
U.
Def* mr Sri ifiiirv fnhnson told
C o m p t to ile t
f f n » h I r Congress today that no additional
T o
R r v r ;t l
f ' - V p f t r j Antettran lioc|i< will be *enl to
Europe a% pail of th» military aid
S t i i l r ’ l r. v | i p i t f l i t i i r e s |program
lohnton told ( ongr»*r that U. S.
Inahihtv •»! '•» o ir * oinp»*o|
Jimi aid lo> fnendlv nation* may
lei's office to fuirmh information
ha*f to be guru lor loin oi five
i* to ll f ' •»li «•*itI.«V "I ' II OI|*
yean, si ihininiiliing mutnl costs.
Stale sunn i n iliiiiiig il>» p-ni two
Uf mails ilir - (tim.iir--uliich ha
yestl war Iml.iv uoifd bv Iff
emphai'/fd >»»» only a pnional
pff«eiital**f I Minify tVlliam
one hrlmr ilir llnmr I ntngn AlHe al.ttril dial on la«t SaliitiUy
lain ( otnnnllff Ilf rrl lire pitch
ill im lfl In ha*f in.ilf 11.11 Ini a talk
hfloif lli.il giiuq. fni a rluillll of
al Ell'll. ...I Wfilnrul.lV, hr !■„,{
li.uVing flulu ilir nnlil.iiv high
wnllen I nmpliollri (.ay .inking bn
lominaml hu I’lfiulrnt finnian's
a lilt nl Intal fspflulllillf* lot tlir
rfipifil for i «nr vs.li li.4so.noo,.
pall two yf in nl 11,r valium .’ 'lair
000 ptogt im iii lif Ip I uropran najgentif*. hnif.im md offtnilv
lion* airn tlirpi>»l*si
that ate now mtlmlfil in ilir geneiai
lohmon rnrph.iilicd that "no
Stricklaod-Morrison, Inc
FINDS CHAMP
j
OKLAHOM A C IT Y . July 8 8 - .
i/P)— Oklahoma City fireman have:
found a champion In a man by j
the name of Bcudder Ray.
Now Ray isn’t a fireman. But *
h* can appreciate their confining 1
work. He think* there ahould be
more entertainment down al th* I
station houses.
Ill* solution! install a tale-1
vision set in egfh of the 16 sta
tions.
lie pieiented hla Idea to th* 1
city council yesterday.
>
M*0FA IC O
Defense lie<u.i oays
I TON PANEL
For Your Qld Sofa or Sofa Bed,
Regardless of Condition on this
L tU
A anoefhtH I’ rena Leaned W ire
.11 I V :•!». I
TALLAHASSEE. July l ' t - V P
ate lilcl" It be delayed as a resul
drawi-l nf pay rsitci granted alter J
Comptroller C. M. Gay’s olfic
with employes who have had tail**
some check* may he hfld tip until4
next week. Check* were scheduled
to go out tomorrow.
N EW YORK, July !•— (/P)—
Huslnras office* began closing
down early today aa the tharmnmeter tnrhtd Its way to
ward th* mid nlaety mark, at
l:M P. M. It waa M with a
humidity of 4* par cant. A aur-
SOFA BED
*
Continued hot and sultry and
jrnftall) fair thruuih Saturday
and Sundav.
USED
day. But H waa loro In tha police
linaup.
Peliaa charted that lore did
tide etranfe thing to Charles ead
Dorothy Robinson, both 84.
W EA TH ER
I, IH, profit.tillll, of tt.- ,t„ 1
Muatry.
"The Induatry was disinclined to
,.*«s on any significant portion
.1 Iho Imnaflts «f graaler efflrlancy to Its emplnycs In the form
„( Increased purchasing power nr
is It* consumer* In lha form of
|.»pr pricaa.’’
Praaldant Philip Murray of the
uslnn dlscloaad to the prcsldentln'
i^srd yeatardily that the sl«el
wsrkera art demanding a ilO-centa
M hoar pnahagt. Including 18H
csota for W ttM ........................
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eii'h
"•
these sections will lead to
''I'
nee deck, whlcti Is a IJ f""l wall I
wiiv around the in tlli poot
Mr. Mcklbhln point'd out tl""
the pool will bu u flow throng 11
type. Pomps to force the well
water Into tho pool and ehhirin.it
lot' equipment will bo limit I'd III!
•h r the north end of the upper
•is- -k Flood lights will hr placed
fm the operation of th« P""l « '
night
Tin* State Health I'sp " 'i'" 'iit j
tie declared, require- *••"■(
I
servsnre of Its saill*"iV ""••• •••<
the operation of a swimming poid |
Tests of th# water most l>* made
several time* a dnv t" detei initm
that enough rhnlorliie is lielug
used for effective
slei lli/atlm
Bufflidniit water must t>e added
each day to he Ihe equivalent of
fiUD gallon* for each aietiiimn
" It la expected," lie asserted,
"that II. e. Johnaon, Cltv sanitary
•dflrnr. will have cliaig*- «f the
BUS W RECK
oprintton of the pool”
I'VBI.S, Ju ly 2U— (/Pi— A
bus
"Th e long-hoped fm and much
m aded swimming pool is nmv stak piling*-J '"'o ’< ravine near Fei.
ed out and Its conatruetom within in lieo. li Moroeco, killing 17 perthe next four months will reiua stio- ..... miming 23, the French
sent another milestone attained III fj,.v . Agenvy reported today.
Sanford’# progress," lie rmirluded
TO O HOT
A T L A N T A , July 29-i/T> The
l.ut weather In Atlanta was ep
patently juit too much fm a 21
vcer-ohl girl aarly today
Clad In slacks, nothing moie.
»he Jumped Into an Ire delivery
truck and almost caused the
driver to wrack the vehicle
gram I* «n|rly an equipment «i>« in linn .il awl *< *m*n« i»s>*t#nce
ptugram I he only United Stale*
personnel involved vvill lie a strict
ly hmilnl number "I Inim ical ami
11.lining *petl.»ll*t> •«* •>••*• MuJ
ailvise the pailrtip.ilmx in.intMri
Johnson led off a parade >f «>is
armed »8rvtces' tug git” * .iippor*’
inp President Tin m a n s drive f«»
the *1. 160.000.000 piogram l*i help
Him friendly nation*
Republican member*
•hi* cmnmlttec opp<i>ing th*- "me |ir*igram talked alioot cnmiiciing with
Bernard llaruch.
Johnson's milltii" of '•"* progisoi
also made those point'
I To equipment for t’ooooig op
the m moil forces of Mf Atlantic
I’nct member* will cooto fi*on cx
; res t stocks of the United dtntes
,r In- withdrawn temporarily frn">
rf»*»f*rvp Btock^, to b**
This “ will not npprcciijjd) wimkoi
our own armed forces "
2. These arm- an 1
ICoallausd Oa S*au* l"«*i
Recreaton (vrotip
Plans Tea* Series
WARDEN ItOBIIKD
I I BUY. July 2U— (/**)— District
t,so.e Wsulen J 11. Harrell of,
Albany, Ms , today eported ho '
ws- I'.iied at gunpoint to drive
i' i o o i the Georgia rlty to Florida’
•5.8 IN HANFORD
and then was robbed of (200 and | Hanford had a maximum tem
Ills I HI
perature of PB.8 degrees yester
I Im tell told Taylor
county day,
Elton J. Mnughtnn, Jr.,
shi'iiff William A. Towals that weatherman, reported this mom
he was driving to the Albany golf Ing.
rliih veilsnlay when he stopped
In give a hitchhiker a lift.
:
Recreation Schedule
Jiiondayt 10:00 A. M — Baseball
at Laka Front Ball Tark.
10:00 A, M.— Bouthslde 1’ilmary
— rnaka paper dolls and rlothas
play marbles, and other game*.
Start vollayball
tournamenti
2:00 P. M — Ft. Mellon Park,
mag* doll furniture, group alnjh
Inf. ,
8:30
M.— Begin mixed eoftbatl
tourwamaat
Physical fltneaa
avttfl* waaphali throw for tbaWBat S T boys and eofthaR
Uttvw U r dtotanc* for gtrlt.
�'"Wft1
*y, ■
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The Sanford Herald
C a re
W tlM l._____ _______
Ceaoreea ef H in t a. i w
aotU K D L. M U
llH M l
eSSKf^V^ir.
** Haatb ....
k m M ulki
*1 Maarba .....
I m ___
but ita density
serious T h irty
th a t
0 -M still keeps
Its moves,
;j
Mlartatoaaata lav re* aareen at
f i W H toa*a. will fc T.K fT T S to*
raaatar U m i M a f ratal.
BKawIteHi
Pm DAY, JULY 80, I>4*
TODAY'S BlBLK VKMff
He haa brmighl u# mulUladlaoua
•tototo* „*"*
He wants
.*•
“* "ore and mora. Ye*
I-orcf ahaTr'brlnir thaT'whirh
. - c.. «5U?. ' _
M rh
bm
I;,M «mi. incoipouied in 1896 by
JJ'OpjmwM »etll*r». celebrated ita
,33,d birthday yeiierday wilt, fit
|W I ««femonic» honoring one of n>
.oldeil inhabitant*. Itidor Cohen, a
Mr. Cohen wa* the lirtl Jew
•W* ever knew, die only Jew we ever
•■new for many year*, and a finer
grander perton never lived. To
JW», and a jew uihei enlerprinng
.cjtlieni like him. Miami owe* it*
:|r»at irowii, and continued pro*! p '
*, , Florida'* pretenl ichonl nerd?
Congress Action
of population makes Its problem especially
years ago it wus ulready In the lead, and it
relative priiltion.
therefore, are worth watching. Ono of the
.....
.
Uame F
rS- —athe- 'Tlargeat
B a for
t’B
ila Jtoday,
a S
24-:
«F
«» woih out
this different*. <
. \
And aenatora Invaatlgatlng thv
actlvitiaa of "five percenters" took
,/Mi-talking John Paragon iicnmd
closed doora
dyora again today for morn
mom
Kiivrnment contract*.
“I'll Is? out In about Ifi minutes,"
• „ viwteO cheerfully to
newnnen. A Hanate official said it
suuUI Is? much longer.
Berlin Airlift
It'S ,..... .. From Pas* Oael
tl»n in llerlln.
HAK slid America,i fliers jolned today ul Fassls-L-rg, In the lintIsh i»ne In a ceremony iiinnip-
Sanford Guardumen
moratlng the men who died in
«
«
lift operation*.
1
u -atinnaa r « a r . . .
American chaplain read a roll of
honor of the me,, who died. The
w ading troop* halted on a landIng strip for 10 seconds of silent
tribute. The „,ai of allied airlift
planes provided a background fur
the ceremony.
JohnHon'H Speech
Mssllsss* Fraas Faa# Use!
of the fiscal year und almost two
month* after the adjournment of
the l.egislatur*. ” 1 have no defi
nite idea when the Comptroile, t
office will Ih? able lo give me tun I
Information,” he asserted.
"I certainly hup*," he aihlvd,
"lhal Governor Warren in Ids call
of the special jiesslon on Sept. 7,
will leave the appropriations for
the various department* open lo
a careful study and revision before
culling upon th* Legislature lu
increase the tax burden upon the
citixens uf Florida."
Asked ahuut li'n view* conturnlng Governor Wurren’a recent
conference with certain legisla
tor* at Waukulu Spring* leganl•ng State finances. Mi. Udlmm
replied, “ I was not invited to at
tend this meeting for quite ob
vious reasons. The main reason
wus that Fuller Wnrrun with hi*
politlcul philosophy that will lend
(„ a Welfare State, did not invlts
anyone 'vhu felt that the cost of
Stats government aliould .not ho •
Increased."
"What
about
Representative
Marcus Frank’s recent accusutloii'
lhat Representative R i c h a r d
Simpson, chairman of the Kluum'o
und Tux Committee, who recently
rf|ipoluted a committee In present
a tax plan to the apeciul aessior..
had stocked hia cominttlvu with
those favoring a sale* lax?” Mi
Oilham was asked.
"1 think." h* replied, "that lha
record in the recent session of t|i#
Legislature of those men appoint
ed to thu committee would 'In
finitely Indicate lhat ih* Coir miltee is atacked witll those favoring
a sales tax-"
.
•
M'naMaiiea Kxs, Paae «»*#*
jltv in the rapid allocation of our
carry the .pact nations over until aid and strength.
In military mat.
....
t#n. mure
certainly than
-sher.
rigid limitation*
whichu pan
rvtni iiroMipi und di'cliivi* .natiun
ran Irml t«» illaaairr."
materials and machine tool# will
iiiiMSi'Ptiritit
In
till,
HI,ring
„f
IIM0
chose
dishonor
fo
r
h
im
l,r ""hldled the pact
powers
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JU ggLrim u i III trie spring OI lu io , tnosr , sr u iiir ro r m m
u|)|(.
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„„ to
,».oi*
Jtf* indicated lo *ome eaten: by ....................
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.......a heroic but liopltss iiuirtynlom for his (|WII Nri,|N |ir<Hlurti(in.
sell in preference
to
«i*I
lo- education
troopsand
und his
his people.
(Mtoplv.
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-----------------itroops
I Thus the pogram will Strike
Johnson’s taatlmuny that no
American
troops program
will go hacked
ahroa.l
under
the arms
Seeing the Incident only in the light of World W ar II. “• ''"'""J!'
up u ulmllar atatement l»y Swri**
tarv lit State Achaaon. Aches,hi
,w fur"l11' ,. M ' h»’
f" n r ,!"*7., T V " ,
too
often |j*jtj|iie
lieonle n
foraet
the
three iinya
(lavs’ holdiliff
o f ine
the n
forts
i,,“ " r / ||H
'.'‘" 'fornlahing
T 1 ,"!, IUry,
lhalhut
there
I* ••technical
usi uiMMi
jrg e i *
il* wire*
m m m ig m
ris IIIBM,
of muter- training
no will
troop*.
,
/ ‘Maying in jail foiaver for hit
I,.III, Il ('l„ rk
„ r (In, ProHldent'a ('riiiindl „ f
'"*'he realities of today's world,
Jo h n 11. t lark, iu il or the I resKlent s o u m il u i l.to il
( tj)|t |m,„.M,||n(. ,lunger of
•anal cautt" uropped whan he find*
omic
Advisers,
threw
a
surprise
u
few
duys
ago
into
the
Bggrl.M|wlt
m>w ,*-<|ulr«r that th#
_ ,tally mttn Jail - -John Ttmple
House judiciary subconimittee inquiring into monopolistic American people, through thulr
rgvt*. Tho*, few uutguidrd soul*
ko tttm to think that the Klau
ekn Im ttvivtd into it* on, lim,
pritlina glory arc making a terrible
W U b.
'The ehuuKliig tactic* vf the
costs of prisluctlon or restrnin competition iinmng |ir<Hlucers
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'cold
Will.’ til < varying prosturca
In Kobe. Japan. Yukio Abe pick- and m arketers.
lhal are still being put mi untlunx
It has been known for some tim e that such restrictive i
tll llf the "world, ami moat
fd lha pocket ol a fellow traveler
'Aa the train lo Tokyo. The pai- practices exist and th a t they are bud for everyone—fur the I important, th*? speed of modern
luborer, for the m anufacturer and for the consumer, it may w„r. all demand an e,|u^fto»lhii'
-Ifnger wa* *ure Yukio bad ilolen
hi* watch and lold the police about he wise and equitable th a t they Ih? examined now.
W hat the lalror union presum ably is for is to give prou
il. Bill a careful trauh of ihr man
failed In reveal any tell laic evi- teetton to the working mall. When It lets its pumliilum swing ' Wilh y(llir Uim, |l(.rm|*aion, and
“Fubllc
wnce. Thai |>eculi*i licking *ouud. so far in the direction of H funded protection ns to produce valuable spuce in ' your
would enjoy
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remarks
iresentntlvs
Sun ford Forum
& " r t d ,r : ; , ,.h«h« s *s . wlo teoro
,to w h . l
- X n S '.Y S iu K
t h . fuel*
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The defense secretary, wearing
a brown suh, conn* inti, the hearing room puffing on a pipe, lie
«s*
flanked
hv alda*.
a group ,» uni
funned
military
Johnson lost no time In advla-
Ipg the eongreaaman that there can
accurate eatlmale rlght now
tt.*
Thi* Ailmlnlmritton 1m* iimlletl
thu f|u«>Rtion inrufullv, h» *i»m I
'm' "we cannot hmc..st|> and
acruratidy n<*w ptuvlde you will
anv a|a-clfle eallmate."
First, he said, "wa sr.1 provhlmy equipment only for forces
which are In iie.ng or planned
for under oalstlng budgets. Furihermorr. we will provide mainly
capital IUm*-th*t U durahlo
cpdpmeni which will nut hav* to
Fram has been helil i„ n minimum.
The nlm *1 thl* time, he explnbiml.
la only to cover ilifirienciun of
th* weat«rn Kuruprau until.ns In
proviiiing equipment fur the f«res*
thuae countries can lunlntnln m
the present fiscal year wilh,ml
Jeopardising their ecmumlh re
covery.
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REACH IMPHOVKS
M IA M I,
July
2B— !/Pl — Rax
llcuch, famous nuvullst, lamalnad
ui "serious" condition ut Doctors’
ilotuital in Coral Gablea today.
Physlcaua said he continued
to show “some improvement" but
pi ol,ably will remain in the hos
pital tor solo* time.
Mr«. (inlloway Honor*
ViHitor From Havana
ii r « .
2 i* s £ “ s » " S i,
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O O O D
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uiv shi'imanl Mnr-
A f O N f
W H Y
Y O U
S H O U L D
H A V I
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rtrwl mniinU' a # |aa
nUqv Kapraeantativ
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• N*»b
iaiioe
Odham to retire.
ratal
C now negotiating a dral tn gu
back to hi* old home lot. Must
famed for "Ren Htir," hr was the
studio’s answer tn Rudolph Valaatino.
fba 44-yrar-olH actor has iyt.gaged In the real estate Imalness
In recent years. Ii* tlenias a
brdadcast report that he wae go• i to become a trapplst monk.
inf
,o truth to It," he commented.
"Nt
John Irtand will wed Joanne
Dru at Iaike Tiiltoe In a couple
bf weeks when he finishes "Car‘JOV to Capetown." She recently
R k d Dick llaymes, who married
Nora F1>nn last week. Norn’s
ex, Errol Flynn, wa* still unmar
* ' aa w* went to press.
hurl#* Vidor. Juat hack from
..,.ilng Rita Hayworth, says she
and Aly Khan will return here
te.'October or November. The
director adds that he doesn't
n o w whether Hlta will dn "Rom
Yaeterday."
Gene Autry goes tn Ardmore,
Okie., to help open a hlg sports
g a (tedium Th* town is a few miles
tram Gene Autry, Okla.
•m Kirk Douglas I* an ambitious
mt. After
another
year of
ires, he want* to gn bach to
dway. He waa on th* stage
year* hut never had a hit.
plan. la to divide his time he
rn atagH and screen. Kirk’s
aae* In "Young Mah With a
■ern," vhlch has 20 songs pins
the
a* flatIruffs by
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problem*. 0 * I* Hama Fraattri hold up la 210 paund* of food . . . food yaw roll# yeurtaW . . . food you buy. Maap,
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fifh, fowl, vegetobla*. frulli, avan brood and pailrloi aro kapi for month* at froih a* tha doy you pul thfin
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CLOSED SATURDAY AT 7 P. M.
I llHI the T'urnral Opening
lu l'lie Melscli lliiiltling
nf tlielr Now Slnro
Tlnir'silHi
- Augiisl I— H:(ll) I*. M In 10:00 I*. M .
Look what you can huy for-
C
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Waffle Pique Mid
riffs
h|Ml • *• Fn$ It.
. I- M ll.iil.
i'll
AN I$ l ’<»K ONLY
Crepe ami lls tm, Kml Slqi-.
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White Bloadehrlti I fssifi.x
Cotton Dresses
**■»»!. t"tig •! Stun I SU-eies
#
flax S,e»-
( ’IIILHULN*:; I»Ll’Ai{TMKNT
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For onlv
For unlv
Bouel* Itonipcrs
Skelton •Wiliinnr
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Hov.;.MIDI
TEXAS, BROOKLYN
AND HEAVEN!
GUY
MADIHON
i j,im .u
DIANA
LYNN
JAMEH DUNN
Girls’ Blouses
I ’raiikle" l|
A D A IL Y
Toddler*’ Run Dili's
Infants' Vanta Shirts
4 Terry Cloth litas
D O U B ir ~
.1 U F F S ^ H Y S lIR K S j,
THUNDER
Shirts
Rxttst* Panties
it
Sunday tV Monday!
Ih
Saturday
Tonight
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"Viimii, mill
Pnlo
Bnya’ Lnngtes
Hand embroidered Pillow ease*
McKern Knitted Infants' Bath Towels
i|
MOUNTAIN
Infants Blip*, eotron liaitd emhr»*"lereil
TIM
H OLT
2 Pr. Rayon Panties
Batiste Night Sl.tit*
Infants' Terry Cloth Beth Towels
SUNDAY -
M ONDAY!
Infanta' Crawlers
a*m
Hoys' Boxer Blunt*
•AIIITT
STARTS SUNDAY
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4 M ot
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BOB
mm
Tyke Toys
LADIES’ DRESSES
Taken From Our Regular Stock Value* To 10.08
HOPE
LUCILLE BALL
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fartoais— " P R M T O CH AN GO"
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B1ou.es
I s t l imes Today!
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LADIES’ DEPARTMENT
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COWAN'S STORE WILL BE
Elisabeth Fav llnyes
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,„ f|| Mr„ j „ w illlina, M r». » W,V, T ' *
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George Ewan. Mr*. Mary Holly.! During lhe game* p i t - ;
] |>•t<m :
ituMiina. Mrs. W. II. Brown,
>'v Mrrrell Walk,! ••' •! "
Mir » 11|„.rt Kutrcll. Mis* Lll- *‘Vn" Thomas, hllenheili b «
Mrs
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Presented wilh
with gift*
gifts u„ "II
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•„,„ Vlekerv
Vickery nn.l
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Birthday" was sung.
Jameson.
Those enjoying the iftc
.1_I.. ..... I
1^ ..sili.tallv ill ,
with Kllxaheth rnv <*•-,•■ '
nle llayes, Hnnni" Marie V
Pat Benton. Uremia Kui "•
Dottle Marie Renton. Mnn I
and Virginia Thomas. Put s>.
Carol MxLettc. March- **••
l.arrv K. Rockett. Pmm' K
• I IOII II I I’lMIliKA.MI
aircss needs.
Butch.
Merrell and
'!"•
Revent low agreed that the Iwy
Prince Igor Thoubetskol, Baba Walker, .Tuanitn
iirifl
F'i«
tli,mid stay uliroad alter linin' present husband, was recorded In
Winn and Charles Kuk,attorneys petitioned the court re an affidavit as declaring this!
cently when Iht* boy was about dun
"My wife Is still very ill. Bha
to sail here to Join his father.
Is convalescing from four serious
Hut tho day after lhat Reveal- operations, xxx The treatment
low told the court he wanted n prescribed for my wife require* a
that video ia not for him right maximum amount of sun, fresh
now. lie can’t see tiow lie ra air and exercise xxx."
f PRINCE «l Ihr t l tlHS
do It and nleiurea at the aanu
| Hanferd-Orlande Road Tin,, >
time. Jack la still trying to grt
iis Vl'll - n i i ' PHIM.RAM
Fin. 488 at the Flashing ........
out of his Warners contract.
a rr'in N sn>t nortAH CB... V A
Joan
(.exile has her future
i ix p t o s t v r .
pit,lined far ahead. She wants »"
gel married, hut. not for a few
year* yet. And If her rnreer In
terfere* with her marriage, die
say* she’ll give up acting. <H"»'
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
mutiy have said that, lHtfuri?|
Corine Benham
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V'nJIRn •I’i
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“ N A T ” AT T H E P I A N O
wus the guest of Mr. and Mrs. gray linen nod organ,Iv cloth '•” *
Stanley Hockey.
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centered
nn effective
n,
rangeiurnl of red ixoin. At oil
Mi. and Mr*. II. N. Sayrr have end of Ihu table puiicli-wu. serve I
ti their guest*. Mi. and Mis. R. by Mrs. II F. McWhorter nod
Mr«. Frank I
Woodruff. III.
E. Saver «f Washlnffoi,, lis a n d !......
Ruy Hendrick* and Stanley Smlthlfiom h silver punch Imivl and
other alive, appointments were
of Beaufort, 8. C.
used on the table. Mrs. TV. *
Mr*. Maria Kvnrv and two | l.nvell wn> in elinige of solving,
children of Leesburg liuve arrived i About wo guests culled during
(o visit at the home of Mr*. J. M.lthe afternoon.
Moye who is eoufiticd t„ thu!
------- ---- — ------------------Riverside Hospital in Jacksonville.;-.,
_.,
'Carson, who 414 one teatilevlalon show, haa decided
hatpitalo, roitouranit . . . thara’t a..0 * I* frgatar far ayary a*a. Quick
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RIYIKIIA IIOTKI.
on L. S. Nn. I. Dayltinn Beach. Fla.
Siiltinlay Only!
CONVENIENCE
•w voui
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RI VI ERA CLUB
of fJV D M v
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at th e
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i i
of lh,llln .re stay In Kinope until Sept. 7.
and Llalre Kiakmi of llHllim i ,1 fi,,. Ngre?emeiii liy ntturney* »»,
_________________ .llahs und Hie tall, suntanned ex_________ l
1I nobleman,
In court.
cBlim
nulilenian. who
who was
wus in
court, cama
after affidavits were filed whh h
*AVE MOKBY..
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4- Way Hklil*
Phun# 998
308 E . Flrnt
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Look what you can l»uy for
ROBSON SG06DSG
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i n t im a t e c o c k t a il lo u tiK e
lo w S '
klBejf by loee n capable, h
» J*,” 0? waa
w“ killed
Nail damaged tobacco
.tha eeeond eonaacutlve number of Uu.UgjalniM v^
are 1oMIW|
gMtlng
' velar*
to a n
Mrs. A i thin II Beckwith. J '
Miss Endsley Moisch lias re showed Ihu guests lo the tea laid*
oii-i laid with
turned from l.aseland whria she whiuh
wnirn was
wus munnm
" ,,,, a
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Woolworth HeireBH
To Keep Only Son
>* M d A e '
.
*
invitea you
i i
'M iHH
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1 Day Lett lo Take Advantage
01 These Pre - Inventory Values
.
f*#*7 £J$
Point prlcaij following raw malarial price*..'. are (town.
Time lo calch up an those overdue paint |obs before
neglect. . . r a t . . . and ctocoy gat In lhatr eastty wffk.
You'll really want to do • lot more ptriMRif after yOu
see how much our new low pain* price* *a»e you.
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Mr*. Ralph Ray, whose nunrlage was h lucent event, was hon
T flcphnnt 148 ored yesterday afternoon between
the hours of ft:1P und *L;l0 oclocs
with a Iuh giccn by Mrs. t . IL
Kitllcy and Sirs. T. W. Mno •"
Ihu Ise-sautif ill gaiduns ut Ihu h r'
luy homu overlooking Golt'un
Luke.
Friends will regret to learn that
Grueling the guests ul Ihu g.i <•
A. C. Starke Is confined to Frrnald |wuiu Mis. Cmol Chustursnlt ’•"'l
l.aughton Memorial Hospital.
Miss Juan Williams and dui-vinv
them to Ihu lucuiving line wa
Friends will rugrei to learn that Mr*. K. D Brownlee. In the reAugusta
Covington
Mere.
Mrs.
tMrs.
HIk. O
U|UM N x
,r i » i » i g t r n i is
in iill
n und
Mini ueiviiig
r t ’ l v i l l K line
lllll* were .Mrs.
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confinrtl to thu Flotilla Sanltar-1 Kiitlcy. tho
anti Mia . I1
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Miirn Mr. Turlington
GENERAL
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‘‘E r n i e ” E R N E S T
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J,'X 'r.,S 'i,» r .h. 3 73'. Mrs. Frank Iteynolds
Honored .With Shower
Ml** Bette Shannon
Honored With Shower
Jack rabbits can l«-np ut speeds
Thu moat Important anamy of
df 10 tu 15 miles an hour whim
the Jack rabbit ar# coyotaa.
frightened.
T H K M
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Personals
I Ms. John L. Galloway enterM ON DAY a r a
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lutned yr«ler«l»y nflcrnnon nt 4t00
Ctrclaa of tna V*. s. C. S. of oV|(ii.k wjth n nnm|| u.n honoring
first Methodist Chuich will meet Mrs. I.nmnr Miller of Havana,
at 8:80 P. M. a* follows: Circle Flu., who is visiting In Sanford
V<r. I with Mrs. J. M. MrCaskill,
vtlW Grandview Drive: Circle No. ns the guest ol Mr. and Mr*. K. M.
g T l t h Mr*. T . F. McDaniel, 1111 Galloway.
Guest, culled nl Ihc Galloway
Park Avenue; Circle No. I with
Mrs W. P. Field. 'JO'J West Seven- home on Magnolia Avenue where
Uanth Street at 1:10 P. M-i Circle me rooms were utti actively decNo. 4 with Mr*. R L. Shlnholser. oraic-d with garden flowers, In
*07 Oak Avenue; Circle Nu. 5 cluding ruse, und xinnlas. Tho
with Mrs. C'aude Hcrndoii. 605 nusit-ss wus a.sisled In serving
Magnolia Avenue; Clrrlo No. 6 by Mrs. 8. O. Chase, Jr., Miss
"it* Mr*. Roy Tllll*. :»IU bl'" Mary Anne (inlloway and Mias
Winona Miller of Si. Petersburg,
T L ,ral>AV
whi, if
» (siting Mr. and Mr*,
- Circle No. 7 of the W. H. C. H i inlloway.
« f tha Flrat Methdlat Chinch will
Th..... invited to he with Mr*.
at at 11:00 P.1 M. at the ,,home
, Miller were Mrs. A. It. Key, Mr*.
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3f**Mr*. Ted David; 211 Maple
Maple •
n'- ' j- -fhcarticr.'
m Vs. R.' a '. ' New
Avenue at 8:00 P. M.
mnn, Mrs. G. D. Bishop, Mrs. J- O.
. °f m S
....... . Mr"- «hnaa, Mrs. K. M.
Ctara "f the H rsl
I •iulloiiuy, Mrs. Roy Mann. Mr*.
Church will meet nt thvknm j1 " [ »„ h v |,lllnu> Mr*. J. G. Sharon.
Mf«K- H- Un*’>.
\ , tv
Bell, Mr*. Hoy HoiEighteenth Rtrwl. n|l 8 .«l * •|
Ml . W. C. lllll, Mr*. J. D.
M McVaiklil MrsjWoodiuff. Mr*. R. It. Dess. Mrs.
'a^tliinter Mrs Ross Adams! S«die Bl ouse, Mrt. Bradford Byrd,
",g year
.«I mil..
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Mr. llompr J. Him* amt Mr*.
e^.
P iirtv
Warren C. Mllle.
»f Sturgis,
M
T e lT fH
I
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Mich, have arrived to uileml the(
— —
funeral of their uncle, Fred
Miss Mnrv I ’nrllou was honorMyer*.
ed on hei sixteenth birthday with
^Jrha Friendship League of 'he M. I npworth.
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— — -----n party given on Saturday nl
Friends of Mrs. L. IL Hunter' ;l:,in P M hv her sister, Mrs.
will lie glad lo learn lhal -he it I Robert Tuttle, und Mrs. Ashdown
recuperating
nitely
from an , at Ihc Tuttle home nt till KasK
operation perfoimrd in Chailotte, Fust Street. The looms wrr»
N. C. last week,
.decorated with xinnius, glnilloMrs. It. M. Fryer entertainad
It •It w II*e-« II iff I lligl •** iM Mlg Mlllintltil t'll t«MIHy I
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J loses and fern.
ut her home on South Snnforri
,
M ;ti,11 Ml
|| U SluiHiittfi, It. « Iwiilfrt TinlniKtiMi I
Mr.
and hit
Mrs.
Mahoney' »Games
wenenjoyed ........
during
mr. nna
*, A.
a . iII.
*. .nannnpy
h»hh,5 writ*
. i,
Av<v
uu ■
„n
with ar have as Ihelr guests Mr*. M a -' the afternmin with prlxe* Iw'lng 1 1 , , i i i i,it ,• Imi hi.* niiiilr f*)» •*inl\ \u$jf»-l
.......*
••• Wednesday
" ......... v r '
Mrs.
Frank
MU* Bette Shannon, whose e". shower
shower honoring
honoring Mrs.
frank ill)n. v-, i.ruther andsister in-law
t awarded In Miss Connie Ludwig
lo her marmar Mr rantl Mrs Charles Kyau ,.l und Miss Susie lltvtns. Refresh
v fsgement Is lielng announced to- Reynolds, who. prior In
M i ^ s S h .'lM M O M
NN
, fi«af nil fi i»inls «»f iliv 4*|iii|ilr n i r illday by her parent*, was hon-r.- l riage
rinse last
lusl week,
week, was
wus Miss
Miss Hetty
Retty p . .j.
. mm ls wen served hv the himMr. and
and
On Wednesday lllght with u nils- Mulligan,
llulligaii. duughtci
dnughtei ofof Mr.
’
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itea/es assisted hv Mss Miriam
etlfaneou* shower given by 'he I Mr*. Hurley
llulligaii. Game*
M(
Margaret
Myers, who ••4»»yF und Mbs Shirley Ervin.
Mlssrs Hetty Cullum am llobhye
were enjoyed und many lovely ^
» v, ra/|(l|, at „ 'p , llnr ,l(
Those uM-mling were
Mia*
Morton at Ihe latttr’s home o n ! and useful gifts were presented “
f(,lhf,r., ,u>|lth
hn, |„,Pn Carlton and the Misses Shirley
Mellnnville Avenuu. Various n r -, to the honoroe.
'reached and Is expected to h i - Ervin. Norma Kaye Harvey. Adn , i.
r i n g e m e n l s o f wh|to dahlias, roses, |
Itefreshnients were served fol- .
|l(|inr t„mon„w.
.Adams. Connie Ludwig. Margaret
tuberoses
and sweetheart roses, lowing the games to Mrs. B®y■
•Mullov, Mil,lien
Miller, Jackin
were placed in the living u«d d in-, 'udd*. Mr*. J - '•
f r*' » " * , Miss Jean Sayer has returnedt Maet|i,nj.l,l. Pally Rallgan. Bedlag room.
Weill, Mi:s iV w Lurd' M «
Jacksonville
where
she '*'c IM«bee. f aiolyn Hudson, hiAlao In the living loom was » |j'erry ’ jjtV.,/ Mrs. Raymond Lord, visited Mr and Mr* Gene llurrljjj
Susie T llS s r ..
■mall mannequin dressed us a airs,
Mra..unii,
Mamie
llalllgan, airs.
Mr*, liar- ■»"•
Mr*. ••«-."v-.»
Herbert
Asiuiown.
musi,
imm
ii- i i i i m i k.u. ",
if ...-s-a k t oLieut,
- tand
-..l
jSinvrnn
lleiien.
Linda
.
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.
.
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H
t
bride and surrounded with fern old Gllstiap. Mrs. Edna llalllgan. M'lrelnnd and
MU*
Marjorie I WllllHino, o.'.V
' "iton,
" n’ lliithit'
'
Until
r
n
and flower*. In Jho center nf the Miss Edna Mulligan and Mia* Hiatt.
C
m linn,
Kim*
MnHi*
Ciifltnn*
arrangement w6is a miniature Estelle Fryer.
nosegay which whs won dmln.r
I Mrs. A. D. Shoemaker. Mrs. F j
T "'.1 ,
M ,v w n *
the evening by Ihu honoree. Sc•J. Lynch and son. Justin, plan t,. ,," ro» ,,n’1
DIGDlfS
veral games were enjoyed wd.,
" -- - - - - .................
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leave on Minima)
Monday ..........
fur Miami
Bench I
.Maes being won by Mrs. Gelon
Revel* and Mis* Claire Kiaknu.
Mias 8h*nnon received maiw
DKDIIAM , Mas*.. July Hi— (/Pi— J - Weinman and her family.
H o n o re d O n B lH h d liy
\ I \\ \ Y S \
lovely gift* which were present'd One uf the world's richest mothera
.
i.niii) s ito w
to her In an attractively decorated
Woolworth
Heiress
llarliHra , r(^i7nf Ka scWd
8» n," r'' rtl'
\ i n n : c o o i.g i umbrella. A swert , nurse w is
1..-1 s p o t IN
Polo Sturts
r
1 Nation'll Weather
M'.to.i .h.
■rUn Palm ar llay—Society FJdltnr
OPTOMETRIST
■fee esaaslas# - Bias.as fins*
Hears *-ifc 1-* nab *-i*
AiisatF Xsihasl t o r t UUm
.
----------------jjyirg^ Kirtloy, Mero
Social A n d Personal Activities
Social Calender
PAGE TH R EE
T H F R A V FO R P H K H A L D S A N F O B D F i nTU D A
FRIDAY JU LY 29. 1949
W ave.
j j - ' s—
it«
Dr. C. L. Person*
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|J i . - ' r W S M ' K " !
' Iluusv of Itepreseiilatlve*.
It wus i other disappointing to
learn that Mr. (Jdham waa planIn Daytuna Reach Hupe, lulun- mug tu retire from th* Lejllawould not like lo be a condeni Halley said he hope* he will n,tur,.. His presence In this Iron(Csartosaa
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Fan*
oner
ri (cuout public figure, not evep a public schools and nothing to old have lo ask Ihe Legislature every „ rN|,li? body lias been a must con*# prttidenl of the United Slate*, age pensions, aid to the nllnJ, the Iwu years for an additional ♦«.- *trUcllve Influence, upon ihe
cialad Pret* ditpaiche*
re tubercular and other welfnra ne- 000,000 for bcIiuuIs. "It will show membership as a whole.
..
la on Ilia march,” h.< told
Unlike ihu usual run of polltlthat Vice Pittidenl Bathley. | tlvltle*. It Is now contributing 40 aFlorida
meeting of ViHatlunal Agrlrul- cian„( Mr. (Idliani exercised great
.........................million
to
walfara
and
00
million
1, a widower, had luncheon U*l
to schools, or nearly 140 mlllloii to turel Teacher*. *Ii take* money to ; t.ttru, patience and thought, when
oday wilh Mr*. Ciilelon Hadley,
■
‘ * * *Umi ‘to progress. Aa long as we ask for | considering matter* oTealramalmaltraclive brunette whoM hu». ojecta to which nothii
nothin* wa* mora monay for Increased growth portent*. From our observation,
of schools ami battsr teacher* I at no time, could it ever he said,
id died in 194), while Mopping going
don t rare how much 1 have t , ask , he was "railroaded” Into voting
"1 know th* people of Florida for."
i, in St. Louis en route lo Washfor oi against any legislative
Jrom Mini|«»polii. Even the want to continue to contribute la
mature.
these worthy services,” he de
Mr. (Jdhum possesses a practi
Pie*ideal live* in a gold liali clared.
II* added that th# people
cal outlook, lie ulways made it a
of Florida paid almost Mg) .Million
point to learn the "why. when
.
(Centlane# Fram Pas* Oasl
I In Albany were attrllmlcil t„ hsatt and haw’s" before dwlarlng hia
J » I. facini .
m il. f f l * " “ " "
etteok* Induced by the hul wvatli- position. Furthermore, once be
460.000 employee* who are
In Ocela Rep. Marcus Frank of *r. The Do.# reading In N«w Y»rl.
Ilia decision, ha had th*
for a $2 wage increase lo Marlon county, militant ___ __ . City„ yesterday was ihr second mad*
physical furtltinh? to stick with it.
ipemtli
. hlgthwag for
In Ih* citty'v
* tha date
'
,**nt Kale of from $19 lo advocate In state expenditure*,'
Mr. Odhanr owes (he writer
iten- history.
tory. Puughkvepilc's IM) was tthu absolutely nuthlng, neither do I
_ a week. The int*ra*tin| took Issue with lu t e 8 u.perltnten“ high
th m
mark
far the Stale.
stale. A brief
I,riot
.............
irk for
about the** wag* k »I**- >» dent of Public Instruction T. D. thunder
mder atorm drenchnl New York owe Mr. Oilham' anything, avan
City
and kpockad nut power lines this communication. Nevertheless
;y nn
d felled
* “ * ‘tree* In some parts »f I do believe Mr. Oilham, end hia
fact lhal it i* the |ov*rnment C|K| j un^ gti a* to the amount of and
Thundershowers brought service tu the 8UU? uf Florida, as
I own* ih* railroad*, it it the monay contributed by the epun- Queen*.
temporary relief In other part* well aa tha peupl* uf Heminol#
M aul by whom
lh« woiker*. tie*
to support of th* pulitk achool of Ithe natnta
County, constitutes, and hea con..., .
. .
euafnin '
y#d. Il i* the gov#rnm«nl system.
Main* and Massachusetts each 'stlluUd a splendid contribution
In o statement Issued at T a lln -' reported .The
ree ............
Jisat death*.
....... In toward sane, sound, practical, In*
.(use* Ih* wage incteat*. house
Dailey
iti |ruriuiou.
Portland smoking and fir* build- telllgent ami conetructlv* govern
- — »/ eatimatod* that ?•
i l to show that Socialum wll) lakeeg47.4t>a,U00ln
*“ “ ....... ‘ atatefuiidailng
...............
|n the Maine parched wood- ment.
“ ii|,la all th* problem* to run Florida'*
MlKMls fur I lands wga banned for th* third
F
.public
_
Legislatively speaking Raprathis time thla yenr. New England has aentatlve Oilham, ha* on several
nlne-monthe Mrm
or m n labor Mrife. a full nine-months
ot
had
n
general
heavy
rainfall
year.
limes, been un the abort end of
J
or more
mora than two mon.....
month*.
to on* of Senator
th* final vote taken by hia col
In addition to itata fund*, Bni
Two
death
th*
war*
reporterl
In
the
league*. However It should be
wr'i bioadcailt on th* ley uld ih* countiaa will contrl current twa
sat
wave
at
Baltimore,
pointed out that n majority of
durMr night, w* could not but* an eatlmated
it
i
f
inis'.
At
l*aat
10
persons
wen?
treated
theae Instances were beoauae ha,
thf yenr
H* epujd possibly bs do- '
for h*at prostration. Hast preo- stressed greater economy In atala
I fund
._
tratlpna
war*
reported
In
othar
rother government. A point wo consider
[T(l wo* cooh on tho bair*l ¥
an Interview
‘r: | Pfrtf
«>• *••». Including 14
|w practically wary parson Bonner todey, Prank
•4 i >if Washington and ona In Kearny. ed well Uktn.
That I* why the Digit Nava
“ vote lor the hccurecy of thl*
Service at the Florida
BUM
again
Paelfle northwest
request
to nlnninat weather, YaaUrdey’a Capitol wg# ba»»y to select JUPlan To
ed Umpentorea Included 75 at pr*tentative J. kralley Odbam of
|J. ^ bifUMH
l*-! Beattie, the same as at 8an Diego. Seminole County aa un* of the
iKo’e top waa 71.
"beat Un members of the 1N9
f7
«lub". T o m a
term* which
Nouae of RapreaentaUvee,"
•rnnunant gu-raiMsed
Connecticut Ti[at
nljtlt
sat *night
It le the opinion of th* writ
aaeept!»*,l
r# farm vewkars and di
at least two ^ ------ r
that the State of FI
•a. Tha
SKY. -1^-—•
o| g| Iwo, Jackson am'
State Finances
_ a
McKIbbin Speech
tional (luard men have across to
I'Xs uikI theaters, which they have
'
regularly.
i»rn using
r«
It will Iw a great day whim it
,.l„ . in Colu
Columbia, the man of
it.*- company any, but they add
they are alstut to heroine arcustamed to the climate.
,h,'lM
v r (|WI1 •" .•l^,r|„V
begin piiHluethm
„f
the n*?*i
vi*ari».M
a. l*imih<J (lUNnUtlm ui raw
K M worrying lliem it what kind of ( W
: >A' March warrant do they need lu
aver die *lolen good*.
«
ti
ICnitaata rvaaa toai. •*»»
that It haa been rejeetod. It said
no ^
material haa baan pro
duced and therefore no useful pur
pose can be served by further
discussion of the Soviet plan.
Dmitri Z. Manuilaky, Soviet Ukralne, attacked Frederick H. Os
born. United States, during the d e f
bate preceding a |ote. Ha d»manded Osborn aipM n why the
8. d0*?
does n?‘
not f,vo'
favor tho HovUi
U- 8'
plan for almultoneoua convention*
____ ____
___ wsspQB* and
im control*.
control*- Osborn
0»
,|itVhor
r tt|ng up
did not
uKw,, v»„ie
TI,,.
s.piure
feel oi
•mgout to piotect Rublnu and try
. >|)c|i l<)||y tl|B wa|| aurfacing*
........
n w ii con’ u.
A. \ .
In the network of aUSway
rcaciivd Kuhini, anolher ImiUI u list ’ roumi'A un«ler JMilU'lelphia'R Hey
Murphy in th* tempi*, knocking
|. hulleved to • in*
lllll) uuconicloui.
wllfnta* lliu lMTEtlt fll^RnCt la
Th* Amerlcua players rushed ."‘ i 1'
„ l. the world
into thu stands In an attempt to Installation
U i* Jw o rH I._-------find thu buttl* throw,-r. When the
|>layers went Into th* mass of
peupl* several liluw* were ex
changed.
1,1 pass to ..................................
Columbia. The Na
a law o.ww.ww * y**r ,lt
|,y the Belgians ill IIU4. Wflich guve the French a |uu and machinery with which
*•* totnpared with 911. j OU.IMX) chance to get them selves together and |ierhaps saved th a t certain factories „f western Kmfor Alabama. 112.000 000 for We.i wur. We forget, too, the terrible price the Belgians paid for '"»■•
'»»„ „ut over the nest
Vn,ima land varying
amount*
heroigin. M
U'oiMild
lad remembered. Hlghtlv 1,1
or |„"w
veins .uhsiaatlal
y more
mill,
,i
. . in that
1 iiuiuiaiii,
U|sau uthen
ini ua uni,
rv ei|»l|ii„ent
than Iheae
nallons
. between lor »ome en other »lal*». | wrongly, he was unwilling In have his people face Hut'll II ,.the, wise would Ih. able to ,1,,.'
,DUl wilh Iowa, Indiana. Delawaie. fate again.
*
.lohn-mi emphasised hi* hallrf
•N#w Jersey, and II other .tale*
With possibility of l.coiiold's return counted out of t h e *>•••' !" “ ic »'•
vi°r,H
» ,• » " “<
i ••l.clim.
ototTvctH turiiMl to . S h M
«f th«
Z rST SJX g
,* tl - K |.n :n a ll ., :
.1 | voting. Il wus the firs t lime in the history of HclRumi th a t
-| V
viii not «lw««ll on t!i»* unRhllnir
•
ti
ii
i l l
women exercised the Imllot. Leopold, in his unhappy ex ile, i<'tfi*ijih«M for ihln fmilom uxceiu
.way out. ine inree neaueu mon- u( |eHHt t.n |, rwf|t.ct th a t his nation is Inking on modern poll- i„ »av that I .onalder {hot Ihu
Jflfr ha* loti Iwo head* already
w|
powers of the I'realdenl In npply
_j_- in ditguil
e .. . and, didllution
a, ! - | *
* •
_____
, our resourraa in the common da, . ..
n
. I
fense of llte world’s |waro most
!ftad the third it on the run. hi*
K e H tr iC tl o n s U Il loUDOI
.now Is* supplemented," Johnson
•trick* aipoitd. hi* theatric* about
______
said.
.
.
agreement, ggg, , |
Out? Belgian who prolmbly m id recent election retu rn s
from Ills country without much cheer wus exiled King Leo,i/d,l
III the near
po d. u?h„ua
Whose hollos
hopes f..r
ror r..i>n-„
return l„
io hia
ms native
nuiiyt lurid
lunn m
ine titu
future were (lushed by fttilure of the o(kiu I C hristlBOH, who
favor his restoration, to win control of parliam ent. So th ere
will Ire more w aiting for tile mini who, faced by the Niui
.Would
to gFlorida,
■eame. allocate
. l . u tK
g w v u i f il. .be-
I NIJ Kvo*T
i .V.,,*, a“
rJeweIF In' th a t'o f a*VuIuTiiipnl|ip between thii voluntary liosp iS K and t£> «Pu > u . m«n,ul M p i l a h to wftlch m tb n t> will
huve. prelim inary treatment before they become sta te
chgrRts. Said Mr. Dewey
“T here has been i '
committed by a judge
sane. T here should be
m ark.”
liy this he means that there should lie m ore distinction
in handling and treatm ent than there has been h ith e rto be
tween curable cases of mentul illness and the incurable types
which are named insanity.
A nother new point Is creating a new Interne system in
which 200 men yearly will serve as Internes in every state
hospital.
.mental
. . . . . . . . .,-..r
. . __ “Those
_____ who do not stay
. on In theae hospi.
tal. “Those who do not atuv on in these hospltala,” aaid the
Governor, "will Is* sble to’ take their knowledge of m ental
| | | „ , u l„ t„ th « cm m unltl™ when, th .y w o rt.' H . r .l l c l
this plan his OWIl bruin child.
loth these are points of progress. Too little Is known
about m ental lll«. These hundreds of yuung internes will
i l ..T i
*
i . . r,...*a
spreal knowledge baaed on fuels.
which on ihr ba.i. of .teed
s<
Fang Start Fight
u. N. Group
n
a M KRICUS. Ua.. July 20-OP) hour peilud this yaar.
— C>*aa art being m**--? again*’
The new caava rain'd to .100
n,i,«
•he total number of caaea since
i.nd two fana, Including a city Jan. I. Poring the aame terlod
"
councilman,
lull.,,,.,.* ............... yla,l
- ; ve.ii
eul lhr
the dty recorded only
throwing Incluant at me Out,
|" „' ,
l *‘ M
num.ng school in the stale for quest onin* on msttera described hare laat night In a (leorglu-Florl-;
I
"plenty
ptciigy
Iiu,.
,da league game between Amerl- .
nta. Florida
whiti stud,
................
...... A.
* and a*
**""
“n w hot."
NAVY C U TS OFFICERS
.Maragon, dapper formen boot-1 cue and Waycroaa. The caaea are' PENSACOLA. July 2U -(A d
c-dlvgu now nffeM n four
"'
wurae for
for njrro nuraeV*' ,,,*rk who K*1* ,ntu the White j in on’ chargee ordUotderJy con-1.. PKN3dVUl»A.JUiy t.uuT'That
> „
c ,
relM)rUli „ia,m House, apent more than an hour.duct.
'be ,uV,y
l^5!
flnlta hut the achool
nlll jmKrflnlto
ta s s in ^ l& rlta J
I Oinpife Fat Rubin., had, gone • fleers at r'etmucuto
Naval
Air
renaacola navsi Air
vay within a **u"k ••■■I®" y*terday. Afterward.| lo t|lB Amerlcua dugout
hould Is* umlurway
"ihoul
1
.Station
to
lonctlv*
duty
became
, niw*r.
school |(l1*. ir r i k«J
, w** rnted jalith Inning to try and ,si lam-e a
'
, r .- lie aaiil Ih,» FSU
Th* commission "till haa to vo*?
pop
bottle
tltute
for
htc
hot
,lu
^
^
*
Senate
piayer
heckler
when
a
pc
wll‘ nut be u substitute
on Osborn’s resolution codling for
was
iiuraln^ school planned na on ml
a hall in atomic diicuaaloni in thv
commission until th# ala aponioting countries , find n bhQ» for „
No Cheer For Leopold
___ ________________________________
i
FRIDAY JULY * t, IMS-
_____^ r s a w t r f f a 1
lopments recently, announced by tiovernor^ Th o m u g h .
jz±
:S
...»
FSU Plans To Open
School For Nurses
M e n ta l!}' I l l
TA I.L A IIA 8 8 E K , July a»— (^ )
I'litnn fui a collegiate achool of
nursing ni Florida State Unlvertily were qnnouwed t*day by
President Poak
Campbell.
highly populated, It hu» power lackhiK to some of the ataten.
„It wU,
will be thu
thu ,n)y
inly c0||.g|at*
collegiate
ll* ’*
1
Of
It Ih safe to nay that all the ntate« are concerned a Unit
t o
»u
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THE SANFORD HERALD SANFORD FLORIDA
“ACC TWO
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FRIDAY JULY *9, 1149
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
Blooming * A zaleas
Giants D rop 2 Games
M ottmen Take 5-0
And 6 to 4 Tilts;
Locals Meet Lees*
burg Here Saturday
led DeLarid'a barrage with fiv*
hits In alx times at bat.
r i n l (lame
FA U TK A
Gainesville
Meet On Grid Sept 23 l!'!! R'..
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________
| 11:00 Hlan Off
lim it". II.
__ ___________ 1 * ------------r e
I (iA lN E S V IL L B , Ju ly 2U-(/P)— |
Taht.. in
ai'NiiA*
lie Leo*, m
A nine-gam# grid achadule, show4(00 Hunday Xurlnl*
Meyer, it.
in*
four
home
tilt*
and
two
opan
lino popular MosuF7wdhl*k If
B Y A R T H U R H K C K W IT II. JK.
(lrleve. if
date*, waa announced today for T :ll Old ttefraln
BY A R T H U R S I
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High
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by
Coach
Herald Spurt* Editor
Herald Sparta
Covin* ton. p
7MS Vocal llarmonlsrr*
W I. Pel UH jju,ter Bishop.
T ram
1:00
Total*
Breakfast wllh Htar
T h » full blooming I’nlatkn Axa(Jalneavllle
Hnwatlnn Krh»r*
It** are providing thu current a a v K in m
« i if .Im *
The season w ill open Sept. 23 1:10
Dayti.,,* ll.srli
(JA IN B H V IIiM I (J-M K N
IMS
Popular
Music
I'aialh*
color In thu Florid* Statu Leugii. MrMsiiu* . .
SiflO Proat Pag* Ornnm
Here'* a good m u to put down HI. Auguslilia
i:;i
i n » i w un<i rl,“ ‘ D * t
pennant chasu and downed the hop- llatloian
1:11
Jungls
Jim
a«I e*
4* m
asa
m v , The complete schedule j
o UHV
in tlie lUtlt rail Itok M yrll Hoag, M i r i i l i u
»ilo Hunday Mnrnliia Kratlvsl
Its* Sanford (Bant* In u twin ut- f'Ululd.. fc
Is is *«> inly ; .Sept 28— Sanford hare.
(Jrf.tnil
tie veteran UafpeanU* u-M an iirlanili.
lOion Popular Music
in
it.
a:
H
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traction *t the Municipal I'tuk .7j,n**
‘Jo— Boilti Acadcmf, Jack*] 10:14 Upprr
Matte, c
pitcher and man< ir and former I.eralmrM
diMim
1'J 71 111 is
( soavllle, here.
latt nistht.
in 10 (li>*p*| Hlnaer*
Pepin. It.
Major Leaguer,
y be ticketed
llraella
T**l*rd«y
Knvnsl*
rf
11100
Conartanliqnal
r'hurrh
The Palntknna blanked thu IochI v |
for a raturn i
llslnt-avlll* !*. Of In ml,, I.
, t*ct. 7— open.
rnnee In the
ranee
til
‘IllOO Hiring Orchestra
In the first title hy a 6 to 0 count Mnllnmrskl
Oct.
14—
Mainland
High
(Daytona
|
Daytona
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11:11
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big ii how, accord
liar Music
ovWhltey Me-to>f
I'sinik* .’..a. Hanford <>-4
I Beach! her*
and came back Ih the nlithtcat) to A-t.skr p
11,10 f
Idalanlna Olass
Mullen, (port*
or of the Qalnllrloiiiil II, HI. A lie o*i In* 7.
I
11no Oraan
(H
Tolnl*
Tim*
rack up a 0 to 4 victory.
(Kd.
21—
Lake
City,
there.
Oivllle
SunUamei
Ta
ta
r
4—
riiiMi
iiM
jit
Ltd
N4W*
for
M
<
vlinit«
lr>
Mh
Tonight the (Hants inuve to
Oct. 28— Leon ( Teliahaasee) there | 1:45 Popular Music
I'rl.Miul *1 orlamln
mil ftll I— r,
V’ftlntkit
It
haa
been
reported that
Leasburg for a single gumu with Hun ford
Hanford nt L***t.un*
non lion ft— ii
lino Hunday Matinee
Nuv. 4--open
I'nluikii at linyluiiH
,the Dodgers, and thu two teems
n -io r iM
m il llinlt <1 MrliFod, (leorg* Plpgra* of tht Boston Bed
tilO Uutnua Amlsne
Nov. >1— Live Oak Iher*
i
fell*
v
*
*
1
•
»(
nt
HI
AiiRiiatla*
1
—
V|tj,f'(ii|
IM
RkFftfiSo*
la
out
hunting
for
a
relief
1:44 Popular Mualr
ielutn
to the Municipal
Purl,
Nov. IH— Ocala, hare.
a m r m ic ' w
iw e n r n
III! Mi lev.- H Mult.- l eft - hurlor tor the Boaton aggrega
l,on Lutheran Hour
•tomorrow night for u two-game Ink.
T c« m.
W h Frl 41H Nov. 26— St. Paula (Jacksonvilli
I 'll In 1kii
’< Hu r»for»1 h Mll-off
lilo Pumlljar Cjaaelc*
tion,
and
It
may
ba
that
Hoag
will
set-to, starting nt 0:.TII o'clock.
n
417
('l.VllIRtllll ll. HrhullR 2. Lfih** 2New Vink
4:40
(lusal Rdllor
there.
f'lcvi-lllllll
:*( 37 401 !
Sanford piny* In St. Augustine HI) t.V Cl.VlIlKti.ll 11. M< lioltt J- be hla unawer.
4:10 The 4tI0 flrtahl Hpol
U*
H
:.5K
7
Ore
2
-Fletcher
High
(Jackaon-j
Innlnirx.
lllistl.il
lift
HfhiiJli
4
lilt*
In
4M4
Time for 1/4 llni*
Hong
waa
nothing
abort
of
nrnon Sunday mill return to the locul
f.2 (3 447 *
run* lllll'--Hclm lls i MiliiotlJ. oilng In hla mound work for the I'il 1lllll *1(.1. Ill
5 on llrtat Work*
tille Beach! hare.
park with the Hulnta on Monday *
feI Ih 411 vty
Ncln.lt
i t Hi hull*
ii lun*f-“f’ii vi flMtOll
IMS Tha Bright Hpot
'evening.
V * ’*’> 414 lift
Sion New*
I 4"fiDiiKT, Hi ii literti I4fi<1 Mwann T (J’a IuhI year, when he racked up f'llli 'MHO
144 n
3a
1
' Chester Covington displayed Id* — 1 IS
4:04 Tw l-Lll* Hone*
a 1.32 earned run average while WNdlillMloll
31 42 111 i i
■i 14 Hafety Hhow
ability a* a hinder by limiting the IM L A T H K OeroHd (1*1,1*
winning 24 game* and lualng four Hi Loui*HtialM Veeterday
i
4:40 Naval Air lleaerv*
Ulanta to two Itita over the at*vtin
i
f h N M to U h the loop record act In 10311
New York 1. f ir mlu ml 1
4M4 Vole* at Army
Inning route In the opening affair. llrnlld. 2h
JI..* ti,l. H f ill , ii « " 1
.1 n u l l
7:*D tUra'a lo Vel*
l.y Huiiford’* Hid Hudson.
.7
T
h
M
i
.
Ji*
tictroii
ll
2
H
1
•
tVuslilnaiuu
f ill Popular Mualr
Joe Belinda started on the hill
Hong biim contlnueil hi* excellent
M
l
I'll
JIHil4*l|ilitl4
Moil.
K
U
Ht
l.i,uls
1
2
3
t
1
Mid
71
Id Proudly We 11*11
for thu (Hunts, hut gave way to ■Mt'Lhinl rf
pitching
perfornmncea
thlx
year,
rein
i
a:no M*ihoi(l*i Church
i 1 1 t. ft
Buddy Lake in the sixth Inning. Mnyrr, Hi
VATIUVAI. I.K A H I!;
i 1 1 3 0 jiluMplle the handicap of a had liack
linn IIUR Out I Pipe
Team
W 1.
OH
Jack Hohack unit Hchultx com k*w i*nInk (f
( ♦♦l i f t
•its Ball (lorn* (HI. Au* l
■A T I'H ll A IT
if
d; i«
*ti
i ll n 2 fl
IK: no Popular Muelc
bined effort* In thu full nine in- Urlcvw,
IV**tern Jamlioree
f?<r»rrflint, 4*
17
gainc*
and
has
dropped
nlgbi
i
Tiri.okiyii
y„
i
;
.to*
'
•
1
(
0
m
in Thie I* Houlli Africa
lug nightcap, but Cotuyu (Jon- Onnift I«*m, ji
.Vew*
to it .t><
i if if it I tints far this year for the Unicoi* i
10(10 Classical Houvenlr*
Western Jamtiorea
l fl fl ll II
■alea and Molile hope* act thu
Ji
is It i ,tot it,
11:00
New*
Tlie 1 u'rlnrk dull
p u Bm.iV io m ,,
Tot nix
as It H 27 5t sit y City aggregation.
17 I t Aim I
local* down with f even liltx to
11,04 Mualr You lt*menilwr
New*
1‘ipgrns
wuk
achedulcd
to
watch
{'Mi.i.iirLli
M
(•
ATS
IXA*
»%
h
f
d
ii
ii
11:*o
Midsiaiu ll*nd*svou*
record the win.
17 tt .101 101, I ll« rtpnrl* Hear**
tills
Hoag perform In (Julneavill* l.'Mt | •"}*]*'Innaii
It la likely that Manager tim MrMfiliit* Rf
I’ninitar Mu*le
1
)1
to
170
11
11:0"
Hlan
Off
night In u contest liotween tha 1 B|,l‘ llrsuli*
.
I IK ttnrnlnx Devollua*
ber will Rend ('ll..rile Horn- to (he JfifM'H, lb
Vralerdar
silver
Htrlns*
•
'RhiMt.
«f
(J-Mvn
and
the
U
rliin
d
)
Senator).
llr.x.klvii
7
i'Men**.
I
hill tonight to fuce the Dodger*,
New*
Ill'll
«* I rf
NVtv York s I'lltsl.ilraO S
In nddltiiin to the crack at thu
Ken llelntileman, Piddle* southand will nnsnllily tiae L u rry Hurry A!ftM
1 J It Kure»lry Hhnw
Pi'lilo, lit
lO.HUi,. ii. ) 'iiulnr.Hil J
.Mnjura, the deni muy mtan ouitu
I paw, haa beaten the Dodgers four
and Budify Luke In thu twin-gunui K mvitkln if
I1..pulsr Muale
H' I.iiii I* I", rniludelphlu I
Varlely
Kcliulli, j«
ii l.lt more lo the veteran Ifoue.
affair here tomorrow evening.
I lima* thia aaqaan.
__________
Hid. New Harrowed, 111uw
«•
Tlie former New York Yankees
' Meanwhile the (lulnc.iv Hit- (I- Mllnritn.
ciilldren’*
i.T*«*nDour
illillO ttx U I
L'li
Ml H IL L C L A N K M K K T
Men, nesting comfortably at the IIu Im h U |»
II. *» All.iim ttsview (UHMC)
n it 1 -1 stur need* Imt one iiionth’k ser
(li.A T H K , Ku*.. July 2U— (A1) —
> dilllarr tlund
I o ii l (i vice in llie Major* to complete u
7n t TIM cYilfftf n g t h i : r o r N T V
top of the heap, held on to their A •11itlimit n. If
New*
II
l.iihc
I
it
<
t
i>
o
JlItMIR,
MKMINnl.R
ro U N TY .
Icn
your
spall
und
beemno
eligible
An
Aikuiisna
yuutli
lurned
1
1
1
lh
e
]
[>•"''
llx game lead by n IM win over
Mini ['lull
g tJlIllllA . IN I'KOIIATK
Tolnl*
i i I 27 It for a peneinii initlisr the retirement <0C perfurninnce yesterday In the ;
tha Orlando Nenatora lust night. A Hlruck out fur llultwi'k In Till
II* r None IMnrli
In rei 17*1*1* of
piogrnm of Die liig show.
‘ plane meet.
j i to Hull (lain* Nnllonul l.eague HA 1.1.IK iiv iin
M yrll Hong, veternn rlghlhiiniier, II K*I!<+♦♦ in11 Tor Hihiill* Jm nth
1)*r •***,!
I’mIm1I<ji
I mi <1,111
K
ds* nf
i.f Hong........
Hong....... of (iuiiii'H(iulru'H- '
IlityimmD, Hhearur, 17, Little I i "" Mimic Lover* Proaram
The IInn*
Bayinunrt
hurled five-lilt bull and racked op Hiuifititl
Teeullme Jive He**lull
.......... . |nti 4 vi
. .. .
. 1 1 ..
, 1 ........ •
. . .L,.. ,
. . . i n , It....I
l.L
II..... I . U I i . . . . .. .. . . .11. . .. .
I 1,1
T il ALL rill-7ll|T(>IIH AND 1*4711II
i
-'
h
'big
tinee’
pltclltrs
will
|
Aik.,
flew
hl«
tiny
gasoline
_
hll 18th Wit) ugullixt right losses.
lllll Hilly
K .Ibiiks, Him mh Moil MrlfV*
Hli.N.S IIAVINIt I 'LA IMH nil UKMANHH AII/.lNHT HAII) 47HTAT47,
Ha did not allow a hit until the 1(111 .Mi L i m h I S, Mnyt', K u H li lA k , cin e a* u Iduw to the injury rid- powered craft I34.H3 mile* per j V i*, Tli* 4:1(1 llrlshl Hgot
Movie
Time
Voo anil each ol you nr* iierciiy
I
III
I
J
R
ii
i
‘
.
Mu
II
fin
w
»*
k
I
11
1
died
U-Men.
imt
we
ladleve
th
a
t.
Mom
to
will
the
(,'lam
C
aeniui
*:!"■
aialh when Mel Heresies, who gur- flarMft IH * - ( JiiiiBitI*** i n Mut t in
New*
nollfleil ami re<|iilreit lo t<ve**nl
nared two of Orlando'* bioglr*, .Mityi'i. Ilfibiii'k l<* .Mii IIiiom nkl. |l«*n- Die (JaiiuiMVille fans would rather illvislou ciiumpionship for control J
Tw iddle Hone*
any rlmm* anil itemaiol* win, Ii
see Hoag in Die Majors than In I line speed models,
Hinirts Parade
Ifn to M n v r r
1*•■fi f'ntntbti ; Hft»>
you or *llh*r of you. may have
llngltd.
I
lleiiny (tondimin Ftnlertaln* again*! ih* **t*tr of Halil* llvrrt,
i till
tiff iliiniitlfit i 11m tty lo keen Die popular player In , ('oiiUul line model* ure held hy
The (J’n tapped
Bookie
Kd fnrtl
lirlflloR on a Cloud
rt*r*a**(l, 1*1* of salil (',,,inly, to
lififk fa Hi i Jay *luhiit l*‘H J tin (be I'liiK* I) Florida State l.tngue. ii tether a* they make their runs. I
Brooklyn fur eight hit* and hI x liiit'k I, Hi'tiiills I I.m|i»'« ll tin
Hunil*y Hrhool l.e**on
lb* County
J uiI m* of Hemlnol*
( If fieluls of Die ucudemy of
While on the (Jalnesville aubject
IPs Ih* Tope (CHMCI
Conmy, glorlil*. *1 hi* office In
7 1111w Im N 2M tnniiiMB i
runt In the neven lulling* he work itfinvuili»iM
Keyoole*
tie
Carla
.
moilel
neriiiiHiiDc*
*aiil
they
l>e-|
tlie
court
house
of *nhl County
niiiN;
llttliiM-k
i
titiR
7
in
7
ImihiR*
Me
might
mention
that
Manager
ed ami completed their scoring off I r ii mm. \VI» llohurk
Viirlaty Hall
at Hanfonl, Klmiita, within *lah(
Wlnnrr
Spec lloxler of thu <I-Meri u t - >jleveil Hbearer's tlini'j was a new,
Sttn Zedall*.
M**l
the
llarul
<li'ltsit Il'M
ft It N I' f
Hi *lull' l< Itcalenilar month* from lb* Mine of
templed lo lure a receiver front' record for class C models. Th e y,
llo r » (tpry
Ih* (|r*t iiubllrallnn of Mil* no
Daytoiiu Beach measured Lees Hivniili, H»«i nt i» ii itml I'miitpr T
II VI
tlie
Sunfoid
(Hunts
early
this
lle*. Kach claim or d*niaml shall
Hr,mil
way
IPiiidWHRon
burg for two loosen, Inking the
he In writing, anil ahull slat* the
Voo, You, You and You
week. However, manuger Hal (JlU-1
flrat game 12-7 and the second
lilice of rsaidenra ami |ioal office
Hpori* Klu* of Oar
her would not null with one of font (Hants and Die Bututka A ia udilre** of the clalmam. and ahalD
Y K H TK R D A Y 'H STAB S
Popular Muale
6*0. Rookie Howard Bailey. got
gut
be sworn
lo hy Ih* rlalmant,
Public Hsnllli Herts*
tliem.
I leas.
credit for the nhutout In tlie night
Hy A B H O C TA TK D CHF.SH
aseni, nr attorney, and any such
f'l*Mlc*l Koiivanlr*
Sanford has three eatchera on j » Wl) ,m¥H
,|own t4) aM
cap as hu held Dm Dodgern to five
(Jeue lierinuuskl, Dodger*, hit
claim or demand nut so filed shall
be void,
'hill. Lou Bevil started the first grand slam home run and itoiibln tta roster. They include Dick B u r-. wIlHt you fellowsneed," Lohert
I. II HYIUI
two
game for tlie lalandem but was in Brooklyn's 7-1 romp over Chi ga. Len Matte andrummy Ton - j eummented between tha
have asked the A.M .A. headquar
A* r dhilhl*lfal,ir of ih*
eo»f.
1game*.
, ters in Washington for a check
yaliavad In the third by Welly cago,
Ketate of aalll* Byrd.
As
we
are
It,
it
la
not
a
Mat
Gaddii who -i
got„ credit for Die„ win
Allle Jfeynold* and Joe Cage,
Tim U'a have Imt one backslop,,
on the existing record.
rirat piihl/oa'lon 7/14/44.
— hit. IH
18th
of lthe
h of
ie season, Hevll J Yankees, lean.............. ... C'lev.lani
'V' " " " ,0,V"
wiS* ,v(*" ter of what Sanford needs, It is
MB* liandlcappeil by n luiilly b r u is -;f„ r *jj,.i,ii p.o
^ ,,.1, viclorw I
'luring the season rhe D- a mailer of what the parent or*
gHiiixRlion will be able lo an
ad leg received Tuesday an he was
■ap
........
...................
...........*
.............[j'»»
r
e
l
L
V
s
r
i
r
a , ! ;
'sliding Into base
ply. If Hanford gels back Into
Tk*
n
.t
...,i
ii
The DeLand Bed Hats mnde It *elb'f "job*" <ny Wl' h ,,ln,h‘lnnln* { DeLand lied Huts, hut irfauager the flrat division In tha Florida
Bill IVrrln *nid no soap
two in a row over Die Hi. AngusHlale League this year, 50*1 If
Dunne bun also been Die object the Irani remains there, It must
tin* Saints in n wild and wuoly
N
A
T
IO
N
A
L
JUN
IO
R
(JOI.F
j of lilt I'lillailclpliiii I'blilti.* uf- have help and gat It immedlata11*7 contest. Till' Huts hlitsleil
W A H IIIN O T O N , July 20 — (>D— fectlon*. A I'bilml, IriliiM XCIHlt Ini'
three Salat liurlcis fur 21 huso
If.
Walter (To n y ! linker, a 17-year- lieen wntrhlng Die young ratchi r
bit*.
The two (Jlanl* executive* plan
*Jim Benus stinted III! Die hill old high school senior from A t- for Die past few day*, acrurdinj to stay In town through Saturday
fp r 8t. Augustine and was driven luntu, moved to the fore today as to l.arry (,'urrnn snoita nlilur of ami will probably have an old
,4a the ehuwnrs In the fifth In top choice ii * the National Junior the DoLanil Soil New*.
fashioned pow-wuw with Manager
litant* Kirriillva*
who1U°lf meet moved into thu fourth
Ivor
of Flunk , . Thomas,
llal (Irolw r to determine the needs “
. . 4 . 1 I ... 1
.
*
lasted but two-thirds of an Inning, l mund.
Clarunce Junnard, as*ls(urit di of the Hanford club.
J R
Heiner irninm-ii
fin inlied me
the game.
« *lJ, oviiivr
| uver tlie militl-yaiit Congrea- rector of the New York (Hants!
The predicament of tha pre
M- ' Second Baseman Dan Bruunlng nlonal Coin an yenterday,
Baker farm clubs, apd John ‘H hii*' Lo- sent Hanford teem is worse than
tmrt, scout, arrived In Hanford ll haa evar been elnre tha War.
yesterday ami were ul the Munir!- Hy that we mean the club haa
pal I'ark last night to wllnes* (be more men on the aieh, Injured
double header imt ween the San- and ailing liala than at any pre
vious time.
There 1* *1111 a lot of lima Isfl
downed long-hilting I'at Schwab between now and Sept, 1, when
of Dayton, Ohio, who nutdied the the season do«es. Many chaiuiaa
meet’* top medal score in Dm flrat can Im mad* to better the Sanford
round with a foiir-uniler *17.
position.
r
of moat Industries have turned
down in 1949,” but he said the
steal Industry nevartheleis will
lU iila a rd Pram Pace Oeel
ahow a record In the flrat nx
: IP4P, cost and price condition*,” months of this year.
the Industry could pay 20 coot*
The economist said that “de
on hour more while operating at
material
coils"
hav«'
90 per cent capacity and atlll make clining
the “ phenomenal profit” which he helped steel to maintain high pro
aaid It earned in the firat qnsrter fit! despite a fall in the operating
lavel.
of this year.
A# today’s session opened, Sam
Under the same coat and price
conditions and with operations 4 t uel I. Roaeman, on* of the board *
80 per rent of capacity,
•a _
_he tajd members, announced that the pan.
th* Industry could pay in caata •I proposed to atrlke from the r*.
an hour mar* and “earn the same cord the heated colloquy of yet.
high level of profile as in 1946.” terdav afternoon In which Murray
Steel Industry officials have! attacked ateel industry leaders
said that the operating level of and M in t of the company apokei.
the companies is declining rapidly
r r * j•*n® Mro# 01 ,n* C01
and In soma cases has dropped be-1m ,h P w a n t replied,
•
II Neither .1.1.
iow 80 par cent of capacity.
side „ni.
objected and the
Nathan conceded that “piofito rawarka were eapungeJ.
Steel Row
S e m in o le ,
Moat certainly . . . She'n telling . !
friend that nhe. too, can get those
delicious DIXIE-CKEAM DONUTS
MMO STATION
W.T.R.R.
Lpgal Notice
I
HIGH I. Q.
AT
THE DIXIE-CREAM
DONUT SHOP
Corner 3rd and Palmetto
OVER 8,000,000 BLOW OUTS!
As renult of over eight nllllon blowouts last year, many ac
cidents occured which might otherwise have been averted . . .
AT JONES’ TIRE SHOP
SAFETY IS OUR BUSINESS!
REMEMBER*
A NEW TIRE OR NU-TREAD NOW,
MAY SAVE A LIFE LATER
Act wisely and let ua check the tires on your autumoblla) you
may raat assured that all work will ba dona carefully and wall.
JO N ES’ TIRE
SHOP
Ph. H I
Corner lit . and Elat
SPECIAL
BASEBALL
DOUBLE HEADER
MUNICIPAL PARK 6:30 P.M.
SANFORD vs. LEESBURG
M to t H / K / l l . . .
M l IW
FLOOR MATS
RUBBER MATS
BETTER DRY CLEANING
AT REDUCED PRICES
l tX lg
P L A IN
ftl.50
40c
(FOR ALL MODEL CARS)
i tiT
8m
ih 'T
<»»'
r
9
Th«M Quality Mata Mafora Yu
We have a complete Zipper Repair Service
Are you having trouble with the slide on your Zippers?
Ja«k K. Morrtipn, Maofitr
A new elide and atop costa only 16c
m SPECIALIZE IN THOSE HARD TO DO JOBS
ISfc
(State |qf
th a ta thu w a g * da*
■Km cUd b y lira gyary
yaar. Iru u ja dgainai
that prolitatrl tt ooata
n o m ar* to gat tha
i / VY/t t
........................................................
�KffBJIl II
•* < F f ” “ ?■
ty Florida
You ara tharefora notified to file
your appearance In aald action un
or before Haturday, tha Hath day
of Augual. A. D.. D ili, utherwtae,
a default linlK*mriil will lie enter
ed nanliiat you. nnd raid cauae
vrlll
•* pan*
WlTNKBH iu) fiutid nud
*•
t lrrk or Raid Court »t rtanfonl.
Florida, tliln 1I Hi «lay of July. A
I * 1919
O, |*. II KILN IH IN
Clark uf tlir Circuit Courl
.SHAla
le g a l Notices
alrnm. Cntinty Judge ..f Hemlnola
County. Florida, on tin* JIM day
of July
ft94
for uppriital of
baiiim miu! for Mnul i1i«rbu»n** hr
Hxrcutrlt of lli* oaftni** of
J,
jerry, dictatol, on thin "list day
of July, m u
M AIKIAR KT JHItllY
KiFeutrl* of lh** t*Rta!ff uf
7* ' J. Jerry, dri'nmmd
,N T H E COUIIT o r T H E COUNTY
JUtnlR,
K F U m n lR
COUNTY
FLORIDA. IN PltODATE.
In rai Ealate of
AMU Uumava 1.1mil, lira
l)4u*a«»cl
•lO A L L CREDITO R* AND PER•UNA Jl A VINO CLAIMH OH DR.
m iih i;
^J ANDH AOAINHT HAID RHTATR i
Mullet* Ir herilif #rI%*•ii Unit 1
•- Too
an.l
»ach
of
you
ar*
hrra
aA lit
..praaant
, a■a*sf a
Hw ■■I ■■L.Bi
•«lii i*uRhr i*d in hiudu*** .11 Mi*vy ■»Off
i or mi of Bn’ninl
.»» Mmitii
- notlflad
*-to“R
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Ho* fiitllioUN ii.i mi* •f Yellow
tiiata of Anna fluatava LlnctburB,
JUROR. HEMINOLR
COUNTY. •.'Hi Co and Hanford T i .ilm i I.Iopr
dacaaatd. lal* of aald County, to
HTATK UK FLORIDA. IN PRO nkil Bllvgf K1***t Cubit ai 2u? i\.m
tha County J m li, of rtimtnuli
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jrtiptilui 81 rrt'I and Hoii l lrti»-mt in
County, Florid* at bln ufflia lu
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rn Ihr Eatalr of
th. court limner of aald Count, ai In
lk<< I I 111a of IliP* "Kit Ml loll* Nfom»
Hanford FlnrlitH. within alahl cal P, R Horton
Htalutt*
wit H*n *iir «*■* H - m H*
firrraand
endar monllia from die lima uf T o A LL WHOM IT M AT CON- 11iA H TAIoTrTK
H
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the flral publication of thin no
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of
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C»i«ull Couit ..I Stain
CEMN:
ilea Each claim or damand aliall
la hereby glvan that All Inolr Count) FiorMa
be In wrltlne. and aliall atatr tha aleNotice
H, A AI.I.KN o h iipi
II Dmialne filed her (Inal r«place of realdence and port of Ik*
nddraaa uf th* claimant' and nhali port an admtnlntrator c>( I ha ertul.
« i aworn to by tha claimant, hln ol I It Ronion. dec-eared; that
h O T Itll
/Tirol, or hln attorney, and any *he filed her iirtlilon feer filial die,e r i, inline tlccf \ti.
n r r .r , nnrt
nmi that
Intel ehe
ane will
wm ajiply
atipir . Chte te
•" to
*"nrk claim or clamand not no filed 1rfhartte,
Jcill.-r
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tri the llnnnrahle n DuiKlna Hteii- J hijd •' Idm tin Iciciil,
ihall ha void
limiter lecn.renta
alrnm. County
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te rd TUItY
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Comity .Indye
R CinnnON I1R1HHON
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tha F.atate uf
aama And lor Mini dl-<iharp* »*
Alina tliielava Lludbarg.
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Flral public allun July • IH.y.
day uf July. UUP
ANlilR II mtUOLAH
TO; HOMAN IIHOWN wlmae place
Actinlnlatraiur uf ilm
uf lealcleine unit nddreae la &23
crime nf
Olituimtrisl
Weat Mcintli ttin-et. orlmidu Klnr
I1. It Ihiatuli. ileceiired
you cunaenla ynuraelf ac> lit il'HlIt II.DKIt ANHth’l ATEB
Ida; that
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that uni. era canimi he peranniilly X’tc’.'.r'neVr "Y/.r AdmlnlaUntV.r
aarvea, nnd that there ta no p a r a n n _____________________
11.1 Maifmilla Are.
I'honr .112
Mu'the State uf Florida iipun wlcntii
-Ayrvice nf procern Wiiiild Idled you IN COUIIT OF T H E COUNTY
You ara 'hereby relinked to apJUIdIK
HEMINlil.E
COUNTY,
pear In the Circuit Court of dein
U TA TE OU ULoRIL'A. IN **HOlaole County, Florida. In Chancery,
HATE
Aitmrr a t h l e t e s ...... .
on the fill day of Aciaiiat, IPIP. In In re the K.tnte of
a u rtnln m il for dlvnrce there* Julia C Huetnti
2127 P riiin ln o n l U m h j u in I n
111 p
ptndlni,
an ahhravtaled
l ereaaed_
in ____ ______
________ _ tiye uf
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C'un’l Up Wronu
in IU11U Uruwn^ IMnlntIff TO 4|,|. WHOM i t MAV f’<>N
yaraua Unman Brown, itefandnnt CEHNt
llrre'a nhal a.i.ut »t I’nrke.avt
' W ITNESS my hand and official
Notice la hereby alven Ileal An hura, W, Va., an, a, “Tl.r m|r
atal at Sanford. Florida, thla «tli ale || Remalnr Mini her final re , T*|.|. ha* keen ier» |denrln«.
_ One
.....
day of July, ISt*.
.port a* ndiuliilalrator of Ihe ealat* , rtteloiaer *al.l It I* tl.r o.et ii.iuu
O. P. HERNDON
I of John r Huetoli. riece«aeil: Ihnl,
,e»re tbni aior i.iiet."
Clerk Circuit Court.
ahe filed leer petition for final elk
l.\ O N E IlfII-1<
MEAL
1charar nod Ihnl ahe will apply if no.* cauiple.el, pleared. Tour
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ItVALYN RAMONA O IL U
. Ilalntlff
Sa m u e l d . i i i l l . Jit.
Dafandanl
TO APPEAR
i HE SNOTICE
TA TE OF FLOItlDA
D; SAMUEL D HILL. JR. P F C
( U l O l i t - l l l r d T. C. Su A. P. O
II. o/o Puattnialer, New York.
AdriilntRl rnt«»r of Hie
utdiun nf
Julln <* IlnRtnri, ilfrRnpfil on tlift■
Slut day nf July, IMG
ANUIK II l»i H’Ul.AH
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W lA T H IR M O O r iD
•V D O Z IIR A O A T
01' Stetmy Wa.tletr amlat hit
hate un a home piinlad adk
DOZIIR AND CAY PAINTS
. . . Why? factuie D & C
Pleat, tit nude ripe cully for
tuulK.m (hmatai Yea taa'f
haaI themI Aik any paiatetl
•IT T IR -K A SIE R
, IN COURT OF T H E C i i U N T Y i
I Jt'DME.
SEMINOLE COUNTY, e
D O Z O R M
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unur
hereby iiimiiicmi
notified that
all
OF rFLORIDA
IN UllO- [
Miction haa been
baen filed
Hied In the Circuit
RATE
■.Uctlcin
RATE
qrurl of Ihe Ninth Judicial Clr- In re the Fatale of
ciilt. In and for Seminole County. *Z .1 Jerry,
Y O U R H IA R IN O
SEE
Florida, wherein KVALYN
liA- I Iteceaaed
S IR V IC I C IN IIR
itt.NA
H ILL
la plaintiff,
and TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONS a m u e l d h i l l . Jit. ta defend* i *e r n >
alven
that MILLER-BISHOP CO.
ant. that
iriRi »mii
aald nriton
action ir
la mi
an iivnim
Helton i. Fftmrfi
Notice ir
ta ripmiy
hereby n
mi
iiimi
Ivnrce, that the title of the Maraerel Jerry tiled her lloul re-j
. . H c |i„,L Vtc
for divorce
RAMONA II I L L 1port un Eaeculrli of Ihe eetate ,.f | " " n * 1
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c*aa la BVALYN
EY
AM UEL H
D HILL. Jit.
JR . that >
I Z J. Jerry, deceaeeil; that ehe Cel, mFill'*
t» SAMUEL
a id
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ffllrcull Court of the Ninth Judicial ' ehorae, and that ehe will apply A L L Item hlk aide line nl Inmic
Clircutt. In and for Hemlnola Cuun- to the Honorable Dotiklaa Hteii-
HBARI NG
Stanley-Kogers
Hardware Co.
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P ITTSB U R Q Points for e v e r y ________________________
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0PR1DAY JULY 39, 1949
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T ins SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
Colored News
j r j s r m S s n <»2s:__________ »
r so P M. ' D.r- E - J-.D * n l* |, I director of
mol rellv at C^riel fur the World Mleeionery
m w m Sun-' Fellowship with headquarter* In
A M This 0 rlin d °’ * « l P « « h M l lest serrviV. nf th l mon tonight at 7:46 P, M. at the
U L i u « * big tent at Laura! Avenue and
n ^
N "n,h S lrM l- Immediately after
■list, will be the service ha will board a plane
t miss Urla for j ama|CB, Boat Indies where he
s*
th» will be the speaker at a Bible
lone.
I conference during tht coming
i the dosing week. He will be accompanied by
Wedneiday at 7:.’I0 P.M. The sermon was delivered by Rev. H.
Manning with the text from the
fourth chap of Acts (Kith versei
On Thursday the sermon wan dellvcred by J. L. Harris with the
text from the fourth chapter of
John Illi-Urt verses. On Friday tin
hermon wav by Rev. II. Williams
and the text "a Secret Place"
Psalm HI.I. There were unite m
number of people pi
Sunday 10:00 A .M .--T h e Sunday School was in charge of Union
Supcrlntendant Joe Wiggins. The
leston was reviewed foi len minute» by Rev. ffewmon. Sunday
11:00 A.M .— Sermon llev. Holla-
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(t Ih a treat to take your family
Sunday School. Yes, a treat
th»t will he the cauiie of rejoicing
j„ y«,ur household. And, with this
will come the moral strength
Krnl the soul satisfying experience
tluii only religious worship rim
give.
i runt the good Rook we learn,
"Tiain up a Cilild In the way he
should go; ami when he Is old I*
-nun. Text— Thou has the word
rtoninl hfo. Humiaj — 3:00 P. M.—
,v i mon Rev. H. W. Washington.
Test — 'A floial Name”. A soul
-.lining lemon. Six o’clock— 8, Y .
p. (!, with the union president,
llim ly. The le.ssun was taught
but furntih on* of the eurest an.! tlonul Institution on earth,
best way* for the preservation of
democracy.
Sunday School attendance makes
— DRIVE-IN—
for the well-balanced lifel
Wall i'aper - Faint
So, fellow American*, let’* take
I'aiauvj aa4 Paearfeaeaer*
the family to Sunday School, mid
itta a. t s x r o a n s v a f v i
give them a heavenly endowed
fellowship In the greasiest cduca-
TALBOTTS
Safety Glass
H fffiH p P
Installed
While You W a itR ^ flH E i
$2-95 Up
Call 1278 For Free Estimates
A C E G L A S S CO.
•anday Service at 3:00 P. M
Buu.bw S in ’.
Thursday evening prayer meetlag at 7:80. P .I f . Interest Is In
creasing. (Jod la blessing. You are |
Invited. Continue making known
your requests for prayer for sick
and distressed.
CHURCH
o F ” TH EgN A ZA R K N E
Maple Avenue
Rev- L, R. Rushton, Pastor
Sunday fkbool P:4B A, M.
Morning Worship 10:46 A. M.
Junior Society 0:16 P. M.
N .Y .P .R 7:0 0.P. M.
III
•ONE ACCIDENT - - “and you may never
be permitted to drive again."
Borne person, unknown to us, has complulned to th» Florid*
Insurance Commissioner because w«> used the s Ihivc In our ad
vertisement regarding the new Florida Financial Responsibility
Law.
We regret, If riur advertisement could have caused eny one
tn suffer mentally or.flnum-laly. On the other hand, If our ad
vertisement cause* tome one to buy liability Innurancn and he
has an accident, he not only may save his right tn drive, but
thru his Insurance pay for the Injuries and damages he rsuistl
to other*. What a relief *.hla would be mentally and financially.
The facte are: If you have an automobile arridenl and It
Is your fault and you do nol have insurance as prescribed by
law, you will haVo to pny for the personal Injuries and pro
party damages, If |GO or more, you caused, or your driver's li
cense will ha' suspended for one year.
To gat your driver's llrense reinstated you will hive In iiei.
a driver's Ifni, and a lot of drivers who hie/* hsd their
licenses renewed from year to year with.nit taking a test, ms)
find thay cannot pass and may not he Issued another driver's
i license.
t . ,
Therefore. ONE ACCIDENT uiitlcr the New Uw
I • . "end you may never iw permitted to drive again."
. AUTO INSURANCE
A t a H a v in g In t'tm t to C a re fu l D r iv e r s
FHKK M K T H O M H T C H U R C H
West Fourth Street and Laurel
Avenue
Fred N. Horton, Pester
Hunday School 0:45 A, M.
Morning Worship 11:00 A. M.
Young Peoples Her vie* 7:30 P.
M.
Evangelistic Service 1:00 P. M.
Prayer and Praise Wedneiday
7:48 P. M.
LAKH MAHFcnMMUNITY
CHURCH
Phone lot
AI Wallace I'hone 313-H
C. M. lioyd Phone 254-R
«
Lake Mery, Florida
C. C. While, Pastor
Church Hchnol lo oo A. M.
Classes for all ages.
Worship 11:00 A. M.
Church Hchuol
through
the
month of August beginning at
10:00 A. M.
Morning Worship *111 he omit
ted through the month of A ^ {iu t.
H H H T CH U R CH '"O P CM HINT,
8 U K N T IH T
1*0 East Second Street
W
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"We've Hived a Place For You"
M#. Wilbur Keeling
— 8«t» Hydr'a-Matle Drive specialist, has
comgiatad an Intensive (raining course Id
tha eaft at|d mantenance of this modern
autowwtle drive, at tha OldsMioblle factory.
ME LEARNED NOW
> Service Hydra-Matte Drive
RIQHT A T THE FACTORY
U your Hydra Katie Drive thould
tenrlce, you can have the
Wtofednae here exactly lih* they would
do It al the factory. Our Hydra Katie
Mvemchaniehaaju* completed two
full weehr of tralnias 1* tha eara
and.Matotenarco of thla unit, right
at thaCSIiwihlli Ketory. He under.
This little boy Is practicing the best of all social traits as He
reaches out a helping hand to his timid companion. As he grows
older, he is apt to learn that cooperation and mutual helpfulness
are the basis of human happiness and human progress.
People who live for themselves alone, who have no concern for
the welfare of others, can never achieve life’s highest purposes nor
realize its fullest joys. These are rcaerved for the people who
have helping hands.
The Bible teaches us to love our fellow-men, to share their
burdens, enter into their joys and sorrows, and help them over the
rough and difficult placet of life. When we do this we emulate
the character and spirit of God himself—the epirlt of love and
helpfulness.
Worshipful hearts and helping hands! These ere the teach
ings of the Church—the precepts of God. The world would be
much happier and much brighter if all of us would practice them*
Williams Haort *
Fislt Shop
106 W. let St.
'Where Sportemen Meat
■Atlas Machine A
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Btanky-Hrifgra
Hardware Co.
Chna F. Wort
114 Sanford Ava,
Hanford Boat Works
Amarican Oil Co.
Boat Storage A Repair*
H. X. Strleklend, Contraator
No Hi-Royal Crown
BottHag Co.
Earl HlggtnbotluiM, Agaat
Standard OU Co.
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Wnt. E. Kadar
Sanford
Jeweler
11*
8. Perk Aye,.Phene 867-W
Lanay Dry Claanara
litI B. Snd St.
0. I . McKee
Britt Tractor Co,
Mrs. Volla A. WUHaatii
Sanford, Floridd
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I n U n i t y T h o r n In .K tra n g th —
lt> P ru tK l tho Peace of th# World;
To Promote the P r o i n n of America;
To Produce Prosperity (or Sauiard.
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W A S H IN G TO N , Aug. I — </P)bu the <mih.i u «< Imol In III tidalillg
th’use Pemocratic Leader McCor
$I.IMl).*l*lti »m ieiiei,e»l and apJlia iL (M a »i) laid after a White
|ilotrtl bv the I .mull Siliool Hoard
Home confeience today he *ee»
at a public hr a i Mix I liuudat. Supt.
on piuipict for repeal of any of th*
I . W |.au ton annuum rd
thii
wailime eiciia taxes at this lanion
IllOllllllg.
of Congress.
I hr I Ililtirl Iia > hern nglied bf
McCormack in addition to hit
Mi. ! a \i inn .nil! I. I.. Jm den.
parly poll, i* a member of the
i llAH ill A i ill till* HrlAli I. diuI ba*
[louse W*y» and Meant Commit g e t a t h o m e a n d a b r o a d . h o u l d
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m u r i , lu
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i Ir.i to ihr Stale School.
tee which originate* ta i legidation.
y r a .e lu he a v a ila b le.
I t h e y c o u l d h e u t l l t r e d ,,,
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McConnack and other Demo
I h h co u n try now get* m in t o f
l o BU» , „ | n
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\o III. w t*e ol }•/14*S|) over ilia
n s tit congressional leadon ditcui- It* u r a n i u m f r o m t h e B e l g i a n C o n - p r oifiaIl| f01. , n l | u a , ,
ted the lax situation and othei g o a n d C a n a d a w h i c h h a v e o r e * , h o u l l l |u W , r . C 0„ . ............ „ . r u t*lUvl'*li ..utldt .1 Urt veal 1Cpirirntr lillidr t allied over oil
a v a ila b le ."
matter* at their regular Monday “ f a h i g h u r a n i u m c o n t e n t . S o m e
t e n io n " wit'll " p f t l i d e n l T r u - 1
, h , 1 I’ r e c i o u * stuff also come*
Tliir r e p o r t > ald e a l l o - , t i , u i m , . p , u l o u ll.** , m l w .l l I r m e d lliil
morning teuton Willi r r « i » n i u u ' Iron, (ow-grade carnotit. o r. of connection with the p .. , i , ....... . vrl .
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Q . , hr Colorado plateau-an ore r . - , f|„|o llib|, mateiiaU
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Giber conferee* wet. Vice P re »i-; latWelv low in uranium content. . um|
»'«■ been
The cumtniiRiun told today of
IL'aatiaiad Uo e . » . o n
I h r ‘ ’ l a i r . lo . i I r t l e i n l ii ill l l l *
dent Haikley, Speaker Rayburn and
li illi o n In i h r n b o o l tio u la Will I'C
Senate Majority Leader Luca*.
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A i n c Ii M
HMD
Tax Repeal It °" ln*1,,™1, ! ^ ; , * EC Rel“rt’ School Budget Fight Spreads
Reported Dead
Of $1 Million Into Romania
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Peril* cloud* ami mild through
Tutlda* n II It otc iMnlial thundsrihuuer*. iludtt ni« *uuinwrsttriy
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W artim e Excise N*w A-Bomb* Are Being Produced B o ard Ok ay I C hurch-State
Hy F R A N K C A H K Y
Associated Press Science W rllar
W A S H IN G TO N . Aug. II—
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- The» Alomic Ecnergv
Ernetgy * nmrmiuuu
rmn ion
, announced today iti new anJ mote effective atomic lioml.i jnuof■* Lmwelok— ate being produced "on an mduiliial Liam
It alio •»•*» uranium and plutonium for bomb* and ullin it..mu
enrr/y uie* ate beinit produced "in giraler quantities tbaii ne t brt.ue
Rvlatlmr “advance* In all phases*----------~ ------- — —
o f the n a iin m d a t o m ic
e n e r i r v v x 1(t,laivt. . a p l o . t t i i u n am t
program," the A EC In It* sixth
AE'iTem MI... !"
sem i-an n u al report to C o n g re s s G S u r v
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k f o r m a t i o n in t i n o b e a b e t t e r c a n r e r t r e a t m e n t H||<|
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t h a n r a d i u m . ............
x a i a n d u ll writ*, a n d - t h . , M a n - }
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R oioaiua it 1111 k a new blow lod.il
III llie -pieAilitig w a i between Com
liilillia.il and the Human V ai Iio Ii .
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D a n g e r If C o n g re s s
D e la y s A r m s P r o g r a m
Raised Chuluota Growers 1Formei
In Caiupaiiin For Rap Mills Creek
Hospital Funds Deepening Plan
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St.iu* SerreW .n ns
C u u iu y .
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l(ir t , -.-ur OOtl t»O0
I hf t Iiuk It tfriivririi 11> l.ilr i ill (hr i r •i i.f ,
■ii hii Irin,dd j place thi* -'llrtmniri .it . OH pio^iAlti until il.c I s lut null
f uunlriiHi.iv i VMlri.liv vvtiK t»r>t I (Ut*l.( .1 \| Ul
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fill (iriHMIlt *4' tlir *4irii*i i .tilt *•till'll I I |
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llie A iik H (•nlum flll.tt> rlr. lions Holur l»
1‘irudeot > |>to«iAio d>ie» not go
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while ilia, ot the L'ouniy jlrllul* Li.i'fl Iw* llinli'l 'll*1 Iklfl Ikin,»' I
A hill o» injunction, piemiied hv
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lU'/j Mi! avill In' i xiu -imItij hu IB* .flu Villi 111 Wilt Ml ill* 1 **!l,iMl4> I •* Hi! 41111•■I
'fiack. atieiting the matter wat in
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|ill the irclinll nr ul tjir pio|),)ird niAklll* I'lan "1 HU" Aid lu t u
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digunig »iliilltd !,e
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A fte r L o n g
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I n S e m i n o l e C ' l i u n t y 11*>g4
$ I . /oil,000,000 lo*» In yavenue.
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Avtiue without further unbalancing
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llieir dffrnte mainly on a rnnten- $100,(KM) a year. D ai id W dkri
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mi.ilt- llipii ..........I ot
tii'il }»y ^|| HMtOll |,1|M.||X III 1C i ’ Ml Mill
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nic wfoit* to block lefHlallve acIti- 11,.i, *. -i l In
,liulultig walei lion, Luke Pickett, I illn sUF.k’e.sl i-11*
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Clyde Alkimon, chief defenie about
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un ‘the_ USeminole Cnuuiy 1Itnimiie
In i t c . i i . 4ioMii.nl m aik'-' tun.
H#l till" tlilllK1" (*" hold ti|l
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ated a ruling of last week that
tha optning of tha local Democratic for adult veteran, rdu. ..lion. Lied
ul,tin Ii luhu. ciialrioAi, of ihi1k lum iiuttl I uiibUMRR ' ah a i«u i«
Congrv** U legally in aeaalon.
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iinleta f'ongre*a extendi thn i . i - lawyer*. They included a couple *>h„f dir .............nil. He taid d m -e In,liiv ,,( ic-tculng n negro Mom u
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B in s ( ' m i c e n t r a l e
merchant*, a pulpwood wmkei. A||f(|d v twil diichtlllllil IlhlhlK** 11it41 ,\ncl, hi nt ,1,oh di-li'i intlied lo n |
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liven adoptud, Rayburn holding ttale office employe and a
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..Ilhal ln» (level .illowaiue I i -1 been
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induced into the allrged offeme
d o * i- ,,f tin- wm ........ U»»,*hmi,*m.u ultio-k ,,ii ihe while it",inn,
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Tin- mol, lielieved, -nnd "•
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Church inaiated that tha only
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1 Dm . vv iili lieitiUiMMii it lint u.alliei Ls'vviu^i its «■11 m
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ore,tided Judge W. Mu vvtiuun* m u - niilili-nlv n-li-asi-il
m * | I,,, ,1 i,.|
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way I'mi great could remain In aaa* Walker would Inalruct the Ju»">• from A m u life Hi* suld imul oi -du-iifl. tin* negm could till ,1
a* I "i \ lii'Mllli, I i4ai Ill'll Mill Sill ||( K,111*1iuiltl wI H|i|4' Ihi
Hu* iilunlily uml wiii-iiiiiiMiii- *
I he
..... .
1‘irx. Asrmt'iallim ..... w ,1 tile piogiam coihi KmL Nv
ytuii without 11a .If exteDdlSg the w
verdict of Intiocenii* j tht*»e men writ* in thi’ir vm
Hh'l t 'liBM' l a hmh D i m -i
i . * a il a l l D i m 1 I ’ iFif. I lie
roeeting ia for the Prttldenl to !• S i 'y V u n d - S c r u g g . ’ arcu»ei.l twentii’R ufloi 'nemilng nmxt of tin oin- ■.might In Hu* alii.,I, in,
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C L . A U o r d * * a d ted hl.,.,.heh adult I.* .- In the army am! luuiidtil tn maki, him icil
i b II a apeclal aeillon.
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......... 1-ont above ll,o.e I.r Jol*. V " l,r, ' .......... ,l“' ‘ " " " M '“'" " -l
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- II.i a III d i d n ' t 1 1n ■,h
I (.ih mh m I,,, ten I mi aHint wii
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, needed Rpeclal t, Mining to lu-como llll'. If ll.'l'CSSMiy.
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Meanwhile John Maragon told flan Merino a brtho.
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,
>|adiuated
to
civilian
life
and
to
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I f ••1/1*11 •I.IIIK44 |1lli> tint I; D
. uI, ve i mi 11In nit th tifh'i tt-ii-tin don Mwl„■ >)^\
u n d e r tha o l d
Englu • learn Imw i» make a living,
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I, leporled, Kim* u p " , lo- s a i d , a ,I .h i.* 1,'S I
nutaiiguilog “five percenUri" it a l l o w e d
nun,, Miff ll 11'
out
law Whieh tho .tate of)
ilo
....... the lieuefilx ot l>u,l n.-giiit*R and wm
loot i-t ri , tu*. i k»•^i ip close t h e p r e a U h -liC x p i o g i u o , , .
checking llie record* of a bank ac
K>,li>K >*]|o|«> h o g
\lf.||tl III Dll I'I VlllHiltll mill $KlA |tiB‘wd rltiiiR In t tis' |tkiik|i«*
veteran* hoRidiuliration. the til In- III Rf«> llllll ll,.' gOOli OIK'S **CII
count lie had three y ta li ago In Florida adoptod a contury ag"
•*•--' •' **di, s - i v n iii ,i n , 1st aflali-.
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M ill s i,a i l d e c i u i e d II w ,ld h e
Movarn Ha court* In »hn absent*,
..........I,ate, which lie '**1,1 iii uti'cti'd.
hvi V
an Antonio, Tex.
"I llllll 'em Mini ttie-V **'*■>• k *',i ,. ♦Li* in*m, I in v«d"M|m>i$t iiiiii ti' |H lu mv iiik mtliiN,11
" w r y ilaiigi',on* i„ ou,h,!* pio
Ifc Rtiaelfic statute* paaaed by the would
average about 11411 pur
ara|<
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the
ilajiper
Maragon
called
a
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l o n g I list s it tlU tlid , o t III.I, L A ,)
lawi -nil Verc.«n, -m l the “ »r.2-l!0 club" i i get IliUlilni-iviis In Inoi,- I imiiM, i f,(| | |,, $11144 111iHIM«-1lull Ilf fltt/l'il
new* conference to di
dally raporta u J S a t u r * ManJ au“
h ri'O
*U|iri * Ix i n g
the
w c a k i K - s * ' amoiiK f i n m l l * o a I i i i u
Id In tho Btato.
Whirl, In* -iinl ha. now ex,,1,0,1 l,„l tlillii I Ii**v would rvio g il .ml < I$4$* I'ltflCk'iil I a*• i'V \ UCMMlit, 111' .’MiiM'hi i iitWR mi? mult ir v. w i«*ul U l h - «
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"Thu iii'gio whs Ju-i a- im- i > 1 ic milliMii KJilJi'tit vi’ii11v, wilii iBi! ( mi Dm s$r a11nt* juice in***k I V
l l y , e l t e v i o g t I i a ! s |i , , » m .,, I,"
u . „ atui- Alford, at a ptolttnin which, thmigh lieneflclal In rohic
il uM»i*i4««)* rif* i .... f
Ameiican mlaalon to' Graaca In
o d i l c i l , t h e u i o i r p i , ,g u m , , i „ n M
i ci(m11chi#1'Ht ("i el tf hi iiiul ii *lhi|I itit$* nil cutly ux ImI k hi i! 7
hearino In tho ca»o aevctul ( In-Inmi R. I,ml l-een ituinrtlmm a- IIUVOIIU VIIll'll >>V.<i Ml-," I lug hi
tUlri. Hut ha conceded tha SanaU l . « k * ngo matnla'noil Hcmgg- huxed. He relatwl iiiinn Inalancea udilud. “ llo lido 'em In* would',
iCMiidiii uni
m ui
tend to " ,ii* c o u ia g e A g g i H - v l . o "
iti i" milk* iiiill) 'ii Br'ie* "i flu)* " i h t i rMim f o r
exiiemllture* committee mky have
\ llll 111Ii I'4'ltl t' IkI "f 111$* Hi4"* ' 4 I sail ii l miii trmlii."
A s k e d hy R . i e . M i i i . o
.. l i y
t c u t l u r * oa rag*
Ml, which ceiluiii veteran* Intel cut- go vvilll tlll-lll, lull llollhl go ,,,„
record* of hla bank
xuLpocna
J lei Mill - **f|III on lan||i'ehl i llie im
—
irr ted liin h week for f>2 week* In me. They llnully u g i«e ,l'
m m C o m m u n i s t C l i i n a * i „ i „ l l no*,
i a11fjitm11 I'Iaiih h :ii initiii' Id U M
tiumiimm* tin !*•«• a m
account*.
Uliemiilnyiueul b e n e f i t * even
lo l o c l n d a d in t lie p r o g i s o , , M ai
lliigin-fi ,1,-Ri-i lin'd i hi- vi -hiu i
'Mil "f 1*1Imul" v 1C(* ll»w-l'f*lll
|l 4tMfl(4ll#«4 O is I'Hkkg Will
Alaragou, a ona time Kan^aa
s h a l l s a id t lia t i p i e a l l o o w a . an
though they were at the *anm Hu, HRsmilt nil.,nipt hr
i
C d y hoothlack who one* had a
lb g i-ii.li,',, with ! 'utility Clerk a w e r e d la s t w e e k h i S u i . t . i ,
time win king, and of their itnlr ilm l,i*-i women in ilm couu,i ,
i itequent |iro*ecutii>n for fraud.
,
. iu
I llrt i,duo u o r , e;..-,ary lu A c h e v o o , will! . A i d ll Hot I r a , hi*
l>*»* tu the White Hous^i'told the
t t l U H l I I l i l t 1 S C C t lN , oidu l», oodieo It,
uI,Iy to a t l i d s t it o e .
Mr. M u r r a y rhIi I that a *urvey
coiniiilltee In prevloue cloitd letT R, Tuckor B m jM la C oindy!
that th* aVirago per
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Ml,
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II WH-, puloli-d
a)*lon», memhera aald, that hla only
" I t 1* III* m o s t , , l u l l i n g «,t a
1*,m in ............ Iia* only an eighth
" B ilk
u c r o u n t wa* In Washington, chairman, of the
ill A L A , Aug. I — |hpri-iA!i ll
" “" ‘dug by 8aHy M r... l i o n , ” M a i s h a l l c o m i n s i . U J
,, grade education and that It I* Imp
F iiii4«t mI M?rvic**ii f"i
Sn,’ii4 Die l loridn Fdioal Heivti** im k *» W i IIiamis pit •niriil uf Ihr .Snnfoid f i l l i n g t o t h « C h i n e s e p u - t o i e
diked by reporter* If he had mont a U. 8.
*
’
11
.
,i, I lh jiffu.dloH.I iV^h'
^ |h#| |()l. v,,tt.rani’ adult educamaintained a *40,000 account In mlltoa, announced today tha
" W h u t w e ' v e g o t t o g e l . . [lie
Jack Ui>1llti, Lin yrai old ail--> I V t s m , w h o d i e d al l i d ......... "• u,g to proilui'o anongii .I j - i, iiiiw I1"'-11" - 4111 I iefe**lowal
of lh* final w*aa»
nrugram in»y »oon be expandi,,lldn p.ilv Matiliduy lino n,Kg. I'uillingR fur planting h* luml " •*" 1 'lt,‘
Texaa, Maragon at first Ttfuaed to roport
r e s p e c t o f U u s s i a , " t lie f j u o e t
In tho Opportunity Djlvo odded.
p
civilian adult, the l t-v of Wi-ni I’nlin lii-m-h, uml mi , i i c held at :i UD I* M yesietila* owners
during
the
lllho
hi
plulil
1
-411
allowing
wonivti
to
anawor.
s . c i e l a r y t a i d , r a t h e r il,u i, g i v e
$88,900 HorH* E, U , 8. favlnk*1 ,
-j j .» ,-eut* an hour, and of Mr. uml Nlia. II u icii I- < olio
ihi- II*led,, lluptlil I l**iii'l, will, mg season, mole slunli plm- «<-i*d
*'11*' "U im'cs Ul th* state hv- any i d e a u f " a g g r e s s i o i , .,g .,.i. ;
Later, however, ho H id no hod Honda lo lh* total pravlously “
pn-Rt-iil erirnllinant I nr Itidea Joriufli' Sa„f,i,,l reahlunts, died ||f, T J Ail,tins, Ii of ficlatllig than it now lias un bund ;i, tin- 1l'**uu rllrclue Imlay, and was R u s s i a . "
on orrount in Ban Antonlq. Tax.,
nauncad bringing tho f'|lurJ ,,;!'r j:tl colon*,I day idmlenta, 100 color- list nigh, In W i' rI I' u I iii Him,
|i.<i-i ii.i-Kl wa* madt- in llie Oviedo imiRoiies will have to l„- Loiiinl, ’ l*a '1 •**- *" amctultnonl during
(CeatloeoO on Pngo N at
tho ontlro campaign up to
,,,gM *imleui*, with flv« loach- oftcr mm lllnu-s of ilui-i* oi",,H,
tevUuii of
of the
W,e Login
l.eglh
,,,
.,
I
I.. Mu Ipit s, (llsliii-i (me.,tin j.til.,
Gir im
r .eld
m l wsslon
uml funcrut aervlrea will hi* i"d-l i , melei V
741 which la I87.i(fr “ f the couu* ()ri( (.H4,|| j (l| (|MV amj night,
Jut iu c M ,* W i l l i a m , h a s a s k e d ( O W d l t F l u i l H
I O O flC It
Uis. I’n*i -.un, wile nl Fled A ui Ui-ulii, said totluy.
thnr.,
Wednesday.
ty’a quota of $91,000.
‘j’jlr *j,rMkvrH woro Introduced
iuemhei*. ,,tlltthe (Jardeii Club, Pilot
'P h r i H u l a u
It,l *ii,i, w a n h o l d Orl. a, I Will >u
Mol pus said that Hie t hoi . l u|.
Mr. Collie grHiluati'd la-i lo,"
While tho promotion pha** <*f1j)V jjmiii Martina who had charge
S i l v e s t e r , ( i a . S h e h a d li v e d ill l-oii-xt Metvira will pay i-oiiei-tois * I'd* and Womans ( lull lo raglsfrom
tin*
Universily
of
l
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>
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i-G.
tho Opportunity Drive ended mi llf tjl4. program. George Htlru* nreiKii'dii f o r II y e u i s w h o l e s h e fl.LIf, a bushel for u mu,,,...........I M»i f", )lt|J -civic #.
Juno 80, tho occountlng period w«* *hled in the ahsonco of President lie was mi overseas vt-tenu,
a in t-m lie, o f tin- I l s p l M
H T. Conan today uiiiyoimctd
IP Imshels of sound slunh ......
TL# "*w piovidrs H"*’ •frf ,n'
B A K E R , Fla., Aug. I — (if)— A *ot to ond Ju ly IS to permit th» (iptuge Tnuliy who has gone on v l v l n g Is ( h e w i d o w . Mrs. I V "
' T ((,,r « o d p r r s i d r o t o f ( h e W . ■com-s picked up at Hu pond of ami p»-tu jurors shall tie taken that hr* expects lo open the new
ahatUrlng lightning bolt that procgaalng and tranamitTal »f hi* vacation,
Collie; the parents, Mr. or..i M
I delivery by forest service p.-MUli ifion, the male anil l#niule
Cowan Htiitu lu ilm Mel,cl. It,,,I I
I'.
ttiurk a baseball diamond with oaloa attributable to tho drive arl). B. Collie uml three htoilot' \l hi'Rldes
- — -jjr— j—
I be bind,ami Btu- 1* sill | oel. Tlie service will pay i-ulli-ct |uvei "1. wl„* huve lived In rlorlila lug un schedule Tliutsday ceoi ng
U n i f y i n g affoct claim'd i l l third
Kilwnrd, Robert uml Donnltl.
;
duoal.im Miss Atm
*“ “ nrs tl.60 for a minlioiiMi of ID tone yeai "f in the (.utility six at H DD o'clock u* oilgloallv phtim
tivity.
.
ployar victim today. '*
1
of West I V .., Hernli, .wo m m "
^ K f c r . Mra. J Im-hcls of sound slasli ptm* rones i/muilliR, luoynlail however, that etl.
Twenty-year old Jo# TbSlor, of
sir*. L. Cl. Ilnnlei ' i h l M U " !
piowurm
two sisters, Mrs shipped to the Florida Foust Mb# naioe „f no female parson
$ a jU 8 ,m * to
atato* olal w h i r l , . ,
C m tvla w , who was, play)Aft am
The event will lie .eirlogU'd
rle Long of Hanford m d ao
( .og| M.mlirle, (ia; Mr* Her vice nursery at Oluslec.
. h u l l Im* taken f o r j u r y s e r v l r e *
--------------end baa* for tho Bokar alno, dlod togotkor with $889,000 Florida'?
with a inutlcal enl»-i tuinmeot
lincliif
Dan
l.ong
of
Sanfotd.
B^rMir
McCord,
HylvuMor;
nnd
t»n«
o
n
l
r
s
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r
e
d
If Interested persons k n o w of
atudont* roportad for InRro-rata aUaaatloa of Aymy.
in o Croatvtow hoapltal. '
urogram, and un InforoiAl «tyle
IH H A H TK H C IT a HIM AN
......... . (’" ul H » w r r » of Camilla, *1asb pine cone hearing atm*, but w i t h thi- C ler k u f t h e C i r c u i t show. Light refrashmunt* will lie
lavy and fadoral employ** P"r - ,i,iructlon in u n io r Ufa saving this
F ifty oth*r poraoao woro In
C o m t liei devil e t h e p l a c e d un
do
not
have
the
time
to
collect
jured whon tho bog HSuck a chase*, brought tha atata aalo* ' ° (morning at the Mayfair Inn pool.
•erved.
Mnlrolni MacNtdll was rrrenilv , «!•
ve pallh.arrrs w.-re J. P the cones themselves, tlo-v are the jmy list.
______
— chicken wlro barrlaada bohlnd 111,476, 864 or 1SS% of Itg quota j instruction by Bill Flomlng had pppulnled chairman of ihe I'I*
, a . Hardy, W. T . Walk.w, asked to contact the Florid,. Fm Work of uonvartlng the site,
Wifiomo plat* and bounds# M ta tha of 111,110,000, Tho county a> * j I-'C , scheduled to start at H:00 aatar Committee of the ........... .
W'OUiVm K n T M E E T
„ J)1|irll) j r.( Frank Wheeler, est Service office at Ocala. Mol
formerly occupied by the Mui g u m
r,laying field. Tbo Jigntnln* Mat whole bought 18044 of tho notional o'clock, but thl* waa delayed toy- Chanter of Ilia Red Cross fm
J(IB |j..asley. Honorary
A s p e c ia l m e e t i n g o f C e l e r v Ann Grocery, was started 2D day*
u red a tcraarafag »u td a y after quota a n ? Florid# finished In » I eral hour* due to refilling of tho coming year, and organUallon *d / ||||(,MI*.rn We ,r (i. F. SVaril. T. pus said. Foresters are being in Camiv l.uilu No. 026, Woodmen of ago. Rapid progress iu the re
structed to try to lucatr areas
noon crowd of M b.
tie for 14th place tn tho aatlonal pool,
the cnmmltteo (hroughout lh* > , , w, n„ Dr. J. W. Martin, John In
... which
................
- eons wwv
.............
the
crop will
he ihe World, will he heW TM kday modeling, Including installation of
Th* seven girls and four hoys County and C ity Is now under **«*
standing*, a record exceeded, by
George Mrans, Young llar- in sufficient life to werianl It* „|Kht at Sd*'*; rlock i t the Wood- an ultra modorn front, ami s new
In
th*
cla*a
ware
laotructod
la
only four state* eeet of tho MIm I*In preparation fnr nosslhle em. >
( w ||^alltf.y, Han Jones, I*. gathning.
man Hall. All momher* or# re sidewalk and auiiplleis uf mutetrwlmming, Including crawl, breast gonclea during tho, Juirrlcium » «
alppl Blvor.
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, B wn
j . A . Ouynn.
lals. said Mr. Cowan.
quested tu he preaent.
and
side
»trok*».
Tomorrow
morn
J A C K S O N V IL L E , A Of. 1— M
son. It Is csllmated lhal alunil -!IHI "
A M K T f lY R T IN H O N G K ON G
ing
will
bo
tho
last
tlma
for
sign
naonle will servo on romrnlliee*
— Woathor tablo;
‘ J
COOL BBUCXBg
v i c i ro N H D L n i em
DF.HTROYKR A G R O U N D
H O NG K O N G , Aug. I </P»—
un In the course which may
f llG R LO W
NIW YORK, Au*. ! - ( « - ing
BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Aug.
C H A TH A M , Mass., Aug. I— British n a v a l a i i t h o l t l e * m e t to*
I* taken by persona of 18* or <n thi* program.
August blow I n oa a coot brMi* over. Th* court* will bo conclud
I _(/p)—
Robert 0.
Barden,- . 29,.
Atlanta
„1>, The U. 8. N avy Destroyer duv lo decide on a program for ----------------------Recreation Schedules
S O C IA L C A LI.
Birmingham
today after tbo hottoat Ju ly In ed Friday or Saturday.
u n a n A w ^ 1.*,!! UA1,*,',n,, Mr. iiv'rmoro— although flghtoned of the recaption of tho Blonp Am#- third Hcreiary *nd vice consul of
Tuesday, 9:30 A. M„
IW, Aug.
J—
this ally's Woathor Bureau rei Burbank
the United 8l»t*s embassy in Belthvst dua hero Wednesday.
Yo well's "Little G ia nt," will
ArClavalaad
o a th . It 'waa 71 at SiQO A . H . and
Lydla Sejden K irk, wife
wil „jj|| hard aground on Bearse
J O IN T M K B T T O B K M I L D
Tho navy appeafod tu Ural reel-1grade dlsd
play the Oviedo Lions In Oviedo.
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U,
H.
ambassador
l»
tha humidity waa 44Donvar
The Sanford Bhuffloboard Club
SluiI today despite efforts of six d m i» lo axtand hospitality to th# with pollomyejRI* (Infantile par10:00 A. M. Houthsldu t'rlmary
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School Fund*
M r s . U o o M c v c lt
CongreiM Action
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atrategy might be If the Senate
sesilon—he would prtMnl hi* Mil, ' McClellan (D-Ark) came un *
that tha aplritual aide of life la
ahould kill the bill, thereby lop
"Governor Warren and 1 discus- I technical parliamentary question
moat important.
ping about 94,000,000 off tha govted It Saturday a t Wakulla and i i t i a M to 33 vot* edge to
"1 ahould be happy If aome '
emor’a "emergency" program.
Hprlngs,' Btockdal* aald, “a check backer* of the propoial.
agrtament could be reached on I
of the constitution waa mad* and
Meanwhile, farm-minded sen"The leglalature waa aakad I*
paaaagea from the Bible and aome
it waa found that It I* legally ator* agreed to try to draft a new
ralae 121,600,000," Talraadg# aald,
ptatrer that could be uaed. The I
possible to introduce a meaaure federal farm program and puah It
teal rellgloua teaching of any '
“and I am aura they will do it
other than the primary purpoa* of through the present session of
child muat lw done by hla own
and adjourn Thuraday or Friday"
the special session.
CongTeae.
church and In hla own home."
>
Yeaterday, tha Senate delirerad
the one-cent gaaollne tax Incraat*
Cardinal Spellman, stating that
-The hill, designated a* HB M«, « S ? l™l5n. fcIEI? , r
„(D‘
tarr.uM nukf it Niww.i fnr
I **»d the Senate Agriculture*
America's Catholic youth fought j
bill to (he governor for signature,
m I r™ .
* * 2 2 5 Committ## directed a .even-m.n
equally with those of all other
the bill paaaed 20 to 20, with 87
faith* in the recent war, aaked in
naaded, giving tha administration
hie latter to the late President's
widow: "Would you deny equality
to these Catholic boys . .? During
amtiulinenta to take care of maa- closed-door acaalon.
the war yaaia you visited the
ilutiadea, halloween and the lik e .. Both Democrat* and Republi).capitals In many countries . .
It would be almllar to the bill re-1can* on the commute* agieed
then how fa it that your own heart
cently paaaed by the Alabama leg- that tha new propoial Ignore moat
waa not pinged of all ptejudlcei
(nature.
.
proposals of Secretary of Agriby what you saw these, out tuns,
Stockdale eapraaaed the opinion culture Brennan.
suffer T"
that the State’* financial probInstead, they reported general'
Mrr. Roosevelt replied:
Inn'll would b* solved by the Leg- effreement upon this progiam: ,
"I have never visited hospital*
Nature before the 20-day specie! , *• Retention of relatively high
and aaked or thought about the
rtitiun ti ended.
lavel government price supports
religion of any boy In any bed.
He said Governor Warren term- ■!? r th* "o-cwliw.l basic comnimh1 have never In a military cent*- |
*d it a "moat wocthwhlla bill" and ! ! * '; , corn'.
c£ f*on>
tcry had any different feeling
pledged who) shear ted support to
Md peanut* Moat aenatora CUT! six-month*-old Bandy Kaplan
about th* graves of the lioyi win.
...
*e
re
aald
to
favor
fixad
supports poses for her picture before leaving
D.y there. All of our buys of
Pur* nickel la so malltables I
I,-■* *0 per cent of parity If farmers th* Massachusetts General Hospital that
every race, color and creed fought
It can be fabricated Into
ftii the country and they deserve
vd he will can th* Legislature In- Jontrols P'* nlln‘ " nd n,“rl" ,,lng Ip Boston for bar horns In Naw Ro tubing finer than th* stinger of
chelle, N. Y. Sandy, daughter of Mr. a mosquito.
our help and gratitude
1
1* ° pr°*
>'
• flexible price aupport
"It I* not my wlah to deny |
* « * ■• t f * 1
,n " * * program for meats, dairy proMany of the most important
children anywhere equal rights oi ,
revenue He aald that much is J ucu. fruits and other so-called i
English abbeys end cathedrals of
benefits. It la, however, the de
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nui
tU
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i
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Wd0,-|
O
on-baalc
and
perishable
farm
pro-1
cision of parents when they select
the 13th and 14th centuries had
IKIO.OIW appropriation for school*,! duct*. Under this the level of gov-1
a private or denominational school,
clay tilt floors.
wrlfm «fa public health And othtr im m in t support r could be rained |
whether It be Episcopal, Wesleyan.
governmental services.
or lowered In an attempt to conJewish or Rumen Catholic.
Primitive manufacture of Iron
brvin aald Florida law provides trol production.
I
from ore Is bsli/Kd to have be
"1 can aaaur* you that 1 have
that counties to be eligible for
Earlier AFL President William,
gun In some nations wall before
no prejudice 1 understand the be
tlaiv funds muat operate schools Green urged Congreas to
«<i|
1800 B. C.
liefs of th* Homan Catholic
for full nine-months ttraia. Th* speedily on a bill calling for 91,-1
Church very will. I happen to b»
only exception, ha said, la In th e , 000,000,000 In fedaral loans to t o - | (ieallaueS groat gage Oaa)
a prolestant and 1 prefer my uwn
•vent of a national or local amar-1 operative* for construction o f . Inlet national informing the nub atallad as International presiding
church, but that does not make
There war* 18 meirfber* preaertt
gvney and "not to a situation “ * & '* '• '* P 'lc"d
„ ; Ilia I a i f fund of f.'<4 would ba
mo f**l that any on* has any le*»
where tha leglalature fails |o pro- . T***
F*d#ralion «f muds as Its share of money aant at i ha meeting which was presided
right to believe as hla own con
villa funds (n m u l ■nnrnn-l. L*bor chief told a HtUlSte b*llkill|| to help defray costa of tha Florida ovar by Mr*. Verne C. Messenger,
vide funds to meat approprla- lubc0Rlm|tl( „ „,e big need now isj
viction* guide him.”
in the absence of th* president,
Mr* Houaevalt said that "If you
H*
. ,s .
.
. to provide decent home* for those party given In Chicago In June Mrs. Ruth 8cott, who ie on vaca
Honoring
Mias
Ruby
Newhall,
carefully studied ray record, I
l ' u s . J . * coun,F 4oe* not who are "too poor to afford th e,
_______
make definite arrangemsnts for housing constructed by private i Galnasvllle woman who WM In- tion.
think you would not find If on* of
■ nine-months school
term, It builders and too rich to be eligible 1
anti-Cathollc or antl-any rellgloua
would not be entitled to receive I for public housing."
|
group.
a iAnd on adjournment
House
"I have no bias against th* R»
T O N IT E 7 :4 5
Spaaker Ram Rayburn ruled ilia:
men Catholic Church and I havu
"a state of war still exists" and
supported Governor Smith at guvSERMON BY DM. DANIELS . . .
Congress Is not bound by a law
ernor and worked for him an “
I saying It should adjourn on duly
cai'dldai* lot th* office of I'lesii 31.
drnt of the United States. 1 have
I Tha law Is the llMO Reuigamrasupported fur public office many
(iwifral
Teug
*aid
the
Reds
lion Act. It fixes the adjniirnuiint
othei Human Catholic candidate*
have six army grmint In cen tral,' data of Congrsst a* the last day
"You apeak of the Mlndarenly
F I I .M :,aT H E E A R L Y Y O U N G P A U L ’’
Clilnu--three under LI.. Plan, ihiee In July annually except in ilii.c of
case. I spoke out very clearly
under
one-eyed
Liu
Po-Cheng.
He
■
war
or
national
cmcigei.cy,
or
against any unfair type of trlul
THUHRDAY NITE
ysvf their Immediate ohjpctivcs' unless Congress provides <ulnrand anything anywhere In our
as
I.
cut
the
Canton-Hsnki.w,
wlsa.
country which might teem like at
railroad and Isolate Changsha,. —
___________________
tack un an Individual because of
Hunan rapitali 2. Attack Hong-.g half mile eastward,
his religion* belief*.
vanit. 2116 miles noith of Canton.1 premier Yen Hsl-Hl.an pn.imaed
“1 can not, however, aay tha'
fit in concfd^d lhAt If lh»
arm* md unumlHon for NaIIoii*
• Who 1* He?
• Where. I e - H # f ;
In Kuroutan countries tha control
sweep
up Hunan Province,, the
by the Roman Catholic Church of
Nationalist
area
to
the
southThla l» the only divulged .esulr
great acre* of land hat always led
• What la He now doingf
Canton Included--will topple.
of th* visit here of Moslem Gen
to happiness for th* 'people of
¥
(The
Communists
ere
holding
eral Ma Hung-Kwoi. Hu Is gover
those countries."
A
Pusltiv*
proof
Ha
I*
alive
ft
will
rule
pver
ilh* world.
up formation of a new National nor of Nlnghsla province and d a-)
Cardinal Spellman aald In hi*
government until after the capture Duty northwest commander under
letter to Mrs. Roosevelt that
of Canton, Associated Pres* co r-, his nephew General Ma P u-F hi. x
"your record of antl-CatholIrlsm
MIMIIHI Of MIIAIN’I RUUNO f ASMIT AM IHOWN t AMINO Ihluugh a receiving llu* of guests at a royal
respondent Seymour Topping from j Reports from Forosa said Gi*n..( l a ) unworthy of an AmaiU’nn
garden pa. ty In lluckli.gi.um pulses, (.•edll.g th* way ate King Gtinge and Woven Kllrshrth. They are fol« , Nanking,
eralltaimo Chiang Kal-Bhfk shortmother."
lowed by I'rlucfstes Llltuliell. snd Margo.et Kota, Dowager Wueeu Maiy and Prime Philip. (Inlernaflonal) .
I A
",
C urntr of l i l t A L ife ril
on government" la
would make a tour of tnapacShe ianlled:
Would
find
place*
t|0i
:h of northwest and southwest
"I assure you that I have no
nese parties like th* Chi
asm* of helng an 'unworthy ,
A c h v H o n C’o n fe r e n c e
Revolutionary Com-, —
s t
American mother.' The final lodg
........... ...... the Democratic l.ea- j *
ment my dear Cardinal Spellman,
l< im tlu H fd K r iiw
'{
.|gne,
said
Topping.
The Kuouun-*
......
<>»•
of the worthlnraa of all human I
preparing to return to tha
tang Revolutionary Commute* up-1
1L. dk. 1 _ Jki, _
I Ik Ia n * 1n #
f 1 A l l **
m r
siUII.I, the K|mki-iui.no
’ Siaie* foi eonsnltatlnns.n
Ihe Ktiomlntane (National-1
i
401 III"
" v into numerous difficulties r „. ... noses
1st Government Party.)
^
hefo.c
....... mil I- ti>
* Ids wny by Communist authorities1 Nationalists repo.li'd loss o f 1
X | ' gW
clKe foi wi.gc
at Nanking.
i Llnli, 26 miles north of Chantch J
•*'
...oi
i.
Acl.esoi. also said tha Htste Da->They said reinforcements
l.ai
(t'eailaasa grnai Was* ■>■»*
, M i
.1
|.i
fioiliog
itnt t...«-i.t hits l.eet. odvlsed tkat Iwen rushed to Changeth, tall
nkw F-KII let fighter and tile II9
v
foi hi*
ilni.tlt.il Gould, editor of tha Am- center 100 tulles northwest ut
36, th* world's hlgKest, end AtnerHH .
"5j^ H ecutlve
» x * hi
erica..-owned Hhnnghal Evanhig Changsha. A private radlopl.cne
lta'» most controversial, bonilier.
itn
I,,
Post and Mercury, has Itean held call from Changsha described the
. Its Irstlng srsenals are ytocknl
monl-ini," lie
luted, since noon yeaterday (Bhsngbal situation thar# as quiet.
With the nsw rockets spd Imdn
timel without food, water nr sleep
Government
sources Insisted
pfovad guns and bomb* which
lei
hell
.41
l>v newspaper plant workers' as Chuchow, 25 miles south of Chang
;
ism. Wc
..oniinue the ii-suli of a labor dispute.
sha, was still In Nationalist hands
to oh|ecl, in piiiirlple. In llu- "la ftThis Instance wee used by th*
i vastly Improved postwar fire
, .
Hart l ey
union ■ectctary It. a general discussion but said thert was fighting only
d smoke bombs.
officials Die noi.-Ciiiitinuuisi sf of the China situation, which ha
; ‘‘
fl duvi i s
said reenforced repeated 11. 8.
Remote tergal grounds me it.
olflci.ll pleas ll.st American ritiathawed up end scarred by the
i/***
In the
(Ceatlawe* rv * a ra«* os«i
blast and heat of the tons of misthin In no
lovua eus leave that country If posalbla.
........ „ f ! Lnlest Htate Departiimnt records opponent* in nine court acliont.
alias lasted upon them.
'1f
the
Th* iu d |* was tued for ditoire
Nil utd.m Hal 6.023 Americana still In China.
’/
ij idims
Ion
Evey new plane and weapon Is
Of these 1,140 are In th* Britteh by hie wile, Mrs. Helm Carpenter,
fo)lfd into th* 10-foot high clima
crown colony of Hong Kong.
tic hangar for weathar tests.
who charaad cruelty. She alio ■
t
f V ;
l , , " v U " ’"
o iiii-s ltle d
Acheron said he ha* seen stories
(Mid* th* giant building, every I>V , K ^ A h
1" d» npplli stlon to onion and
filed a $100,000 alienation of af
to
the
effect
that
the
Btata
DeMad of wrathvr from an Arctic
A not to ciirpo.sle officials soil does
fections
suit agaihst Mrs. Estelle
par
tment
has
some
secret
Informa
*Mrtn with a temperature of 10
,
not H.ICompUKH eXOMS.lv
degrees below sent to searing .le
tion ur great secret report which G. Manful. allegiMi th* judge was
----- H and
lolnllls. Iso
a n t heat can be duplicated. Thu v - .
It plan* to its* In support of tha in love with her.
^ ly A - ,.™
■ slve organisation*.
tlipiats of a
steaming tropic
i anna proposal.
Carpenter In turn fllrd a div
11UM.
>
'*#.
H
l»
part
of
a
viciously
antijungle can be created.
I Hh declared that Is not th* cm * orce action against Mrs. CsrpenIINOM Dick Haymaa and hlh bride, union statute,
|
at
all:
rather
he
said
AdmlniatraTilt Itrato-chembcr reproduces Nora Eddington Flynn, pirn* far
"4. It has no leglilmale plan,
ckwom!
t o t . filers and their personal news photographer* before board- In a lahor-mansgriiicin irlatlnns 1 lion officials have collected all th*
I
pertinent
information
baarlng
on
Mufpmsnt the chilling Ismpvra- big a plana In Loa Angela* fee A act."
the question of assistance to other of th* Imperial Hotel. He also
tufa* and sudden changes In at- hunaymoon trip to Hawaii. Nor* I*
The board said that the union
■Wapherlc pressure of high alii* thaformsr wlfa of actor Irro l Flynn nrlelnallv had high holies that free nations and all this Inform** charged that Lockwood,, whom he
|linn will ba pfaaantod to Gonr dm rtbed re on* o fhls beat friends,
I u m combat.
and Haymaa waa raoaiitly dlvoroM
J?**1
woilld repeal grass.
o in a u a * of the cilmallr hangar,
and hla wlf* planned to h* mar#- m
now
* ,'
A reporter then asked Achosnn,
tt Isn't necessary for the All from Joann. Dm. (JntenmtfaMl) L1!* .T* « - ,IV i . ' TJ
"la It not a fact that tha de ' ‘t t t h f M
Fore* to send a plana to tha Arc. . . . . .» i« .
partment has Information pertain* Carpenter, claiming
;
' ' 1 .
Ha tu find out if It can operate in
th* judge
Baptist Minister
lug to Russia’s armed forces trlMR owed him 110,000 for Irgal eervMb*Mro temperatures, General
is
nut
at
this
Hum
public
pro
lea* In filing .Income tax adjust
Feuner pointed out.
perty or has never been dlacloa*. ment Claim*. H* * 1*0 filed a |100,“Th* climatic hangar can tell
edT"
000 ■ tndar suit against Carpenter,
M whslhtr a plana can gat off th*
Acheron said he rnrtalntlv hop**
Poll** Officer* C. E. Walker
Bound once It lanoT up there,"
that
la
the
case
and
that
of
court*
Mopped in his auto fo ra traffic
and J . M. Stephens said tha Judge
It
is.
He
added,
laughing,
that
light. A car drove alongside Lane i
freely admitted shooting Locktills government also has informa
car end then in front o f him, farc
tion
about
British,
French
■
and
; European 'Trip
ing Lane to slop,
other national armed forces which
hooting occurred at a »•>.
The driver of th* car which
has naver been made public,
dan, scrota the sir##’, from
blocked
Lane'*
vahlel*
stepped
Another
reporter
atkedi
question of military organrehos, an Atlanta’* northfrom
hit
machine
and
«t*rj*d
an
"Do
we
have
Information
now
under lb* North Atlantic
to two automobiles west
that th« Rus*|sns art actlT*lF
argument with Lan*. uunflr* j romnanv unions."
aid# In tha street. About
p
re
tiering
for
w
*rT"
nigh th* chief* hare mads hurst nut, Tha bulleta ward fired
i«4 apart. Ballets had pltrcTh* board said that the atetl
jm*
k«
Achrson
declined
to
give
s
tnr**t
at Lane's head.
winaehlald and loft front
►
■1 Vi i1.
workers union had not Keen able to response.
{compels In plant election*" with
Acheron's
appearance
he
for*
tha
l i t group,
.■‘ p S f f i f S S . Y i , . v .
, these Independent union* becaueo House Fordrti Affairs Committee
Md when ha arrived at th*
Ml the commanders of
of Ha non-compliance on th* Af tomorrow will he In auoort of. Frofidavits. Today'* step will enable ■Ident Truman's call for whht h*
» 's r s s a i : . u .
it to try to oust thee* Independent described as "urgently naaded*
unions.
wcsnnns for Atlantia P v t »lgner«_
Am aftlamat (eatUSa AeWaantf llU
Th# union's officer* war* dir
ected to begin a vigorous irganlsIng drive to enroll In th* union
nil workers In the ate*t Industry
now that th* non-compllanca im
pediment la out of the wny.
sssf&isti. 'Mrs:
ChineHe War
IS HELL FICTION OR FACT?
“The Superman of Bible Prophecy1
UNDER BIG TENT
SU I Union
R efresh... Add
Zest To The Hour
K
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aw.’Sai
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lutppod with
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TH E W EA TH ER
1 * U W t j T k m 1ft S t m i f t H —
T * Prated t)w feera oI th* World:
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JOt#
To
P raao
t Um Progress of America:
To frodora Praagotltj for Banforil.
w
A
r
a
Mot, sultry and generally fair
through Friday, uossihly » few
Isolated thundershowers In if ter nouns.
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AN IN D E P K N P K N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R
j
fO L U M E X X X X
S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A ,
EiUbM fthftd 1 9 0 8
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T H D R S D A V .111%
A n ao d ated P rom Leaned W ire
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No. 2 4 3 .
Says Special Committer Senate-House Possible Military
Cabinet Disallows Steel Workers Legislator
Is ‘Stacked’ With ‘Sales T axers’ G ro u p A g re e s
A
sk
ffl/2
Cent
Thrust By Russia
Pay Increases At
On Unity Bill
Wage Increase
Is Seen By Acheson
S ta te’s Colleges
30
A ll
I n c r e a s e s
cep t
T h ose
E x
F ix e r !
B y
Law
A ffe c te d ;
W a rre n R a p s B o ard
Business Census
C fa r t 0 f]
3 ia r te tI
|n
™
f i l v
By Government
TALLAHASSEE. July 28-</P)
— Thr Cabinet Budget Commotion !
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'f% today flatly forbade the Board of t M * „ r
_ ia / :i i
Control to raise ..la n e , al ,|ie I ' ^ t C r V t e W e T S W i l l
state college* “ at this time,"
’
L iv e
M e r c h a n t s
Meeting in emergency seitm n,1 I 'V i r m s T o C o m p l e t e
Ine Cabinet voted to disapprove 1
_______
salary increases except thore fixed
Tl.r United Sure* Ceniu* Bureau
by law at this time, lor the pie- tml.iv itaricd fact fmJm j intsrsent." Agencies and inslitutiona at ( n-w here m a canvas* of retail
fected by the action will be beard buunn* eti.tbiishmenU, wholesale
Monday if they wish to protest.
crv'rr niganiiation*. nttiutciuenls,
V Only Attorney General Richard |hnirk, -ir. \Y G. Webe lung. OrErvin voted against the motion. He latido. u --h'd interviewer ami is
said he felt the Cabinet's eailiei .ivsivlrd hv Robert Welsh, also of
action in cutting appropriations hv Orlando
25 percent was sufficient.
tire enumerators will 'o-»n t*c
‘‘Even though it may havr been j railing upon all local huMttrM
unwise for some to make raises, it’s (.G( fs with census forms. All husinot fair for all to be prevented nessmen will he asked to retwrt
from making raises necessary to •■lies, pav mil and employment.
iheit proper function," he declared ir, colon'* aiix other bssu. informa
- f • Tha motion did not mention the (urn hi the first national inventory
1 board of control specifictally, h"* I clistntriitii.il since
since 1*140. ...c
The
Comptrollei C. M Gay rupmtul
,
. ,
l .
It would be the only major ageurv t’rngtatn will take about n weex 10
affected. He said most of the de( umplish
pertinents
...... _ which
cti asked fin p»v
____
.smue rtf
________
the questions
_______
asked
raises had recalled their puyiolls v.,u tBVenl how many grocery
after the 26 percent cut nml "n<d >1. 11*3 handle fresh meat, how
icy tie re-procoied on |lll)tiv Rri)Cl.rN are members of
the hast* of the salaries ns m w|,„|esale sponsored or retail
June." The stale fiscal year em M 1)WtICI| wholesaler groups.
June 30.
, Druggists have an Interest In
Warren earlier had recoinnieml
mimb#r „n,| |„CatJon of reed that the hoard of control change „)lltl.r(.,| „harmaclsts. Such Inforr * Us mind about railing “alarms
jlt „ ,e,|e(| to esslst In the
at the Institutions but members rte
clopment ami location of the
ellned to go along with him
) „u„..iv nf this skill. They also
He Issued a statement ye*tcr u.nnt lt, jjnuw how many new and
day saying the board’s refusal •'■'l r . fill prescrlntlons were handled,
Isappolnterl him.
turn.
Druggists ere
are ex
"disappointed"
Druggist*
expected to supply
T
a
Brtklnn tnai
i>h 11
*1(16-11I (hl> |
.M
' form-t|
a
•i 0n.
Today’s
action
was tab
taken
under
authority of the general appro- l T|l(j
c erm„ nf Business is rtprlatlons law which allows the ()Ulre(| bv #ct of Congress to be
Cabinet to review salaries and «
eonduct#d this year and every
panne of all departments ami h- (,ftf|yetr theraaftar. Tha act
etltptltmi supported directly or In- k
|t tha dutf ot business
itauilr-ftr-atef«.bsx. luttde- • • lowtiate and managers of aatgb; -’IFarrrm sglw thT tian *m ® * r v ,j;.j,u.,;nts covered Fy the Cstisus
Inaffttaea applied to *tl **®n.c V : . tn sugiplv complete and arcurate
♦van those which do not draV inforX t lo n . to the best of their
ssr
.............
, T h . ir
i m j- j. | *s » w
venue. Those with Independent lux failure
_f(" rn!* L f “ „1k Li,ir-l,
census reports. The forma which
sources were exempt
The Bonrd of Control authorise I Will he used have been designed
salary raises for nmployvit of Die In make tbe business mon’s pull
Dnlversltv of Florida. Florida A 111 the Census Xs effortless and
and M. College for Negroes and time-saving as possible. Tbe in
Florida State University effective lormetlmi requested gcneiull' i*
1eai’ilv available from the records
this month.
The governor, who handed chair usually kept hv husiness exist.
manship of the Cabinet meeting Ilihments.
over to Secretary of State R. A. |
Gray so he could make to motion
forbidding pay r«l*e». laid he real- 1
lied "that many ealarles are In
adequate.
,
"soma of them are barctv of ( ubllitence level. But I don’t think
thle 1 * the time to try to correct
the deplorable situation."
Bv ASSOCIATED PRESS
Protesting the proposal. Ervin
It
Some relief from this week's hot
asked If the Governor didn't "be
lieve we havr already met the alt- Dell appeared on the way today
nation as far aa wc are able with Jilt It la going to he hot ami
out going Into departmenta' In humid again today over most "f
the country from the plains to
ternal affaire.
. . . .
"Wa express's' *old the tmardl the Atlantic coast,
tr m lliM l e * rage Tkreel
A m m of cool air which moved
Into tha northern Rockies from
west centra] Canada pushed into
th* Dakotas today. Faderat Wea
ther Bureau foracaetar* at Chi
cago said eoma cooling breeies
One of the main dlecueilone at could be expected by tomorrow
the conference of the Agricultural night over most of Minnesota,
Commissioners Association In Mt. Iowa, Wisconsin and upper Michi
Dora yeaterday v ia the new de gan.
finition of crop land, Orle MathThera'a a possibility, they said,
faux, County ACA administrative
tha nearly week tong heat wave
officer, announced today. Mrs. L. in Chicago will ba broken by HalM, Grentham, hit chief clerk, aleo urday. Meanwhile, temperature.
attended the meeting.
In the high 80’e and BO’a a rt fore
"To qualify aa crop land," said cast over moit of tha hot belt
lathleux,
tha
land
mutt
hava
Mr. Mathlaux,
today and tomorrow. The Pacific
provided a seeded crop and been coait and northern Rockies were
hia rrested within the last fiva the only areas enjoying cool wea
„. m r a ."
ther.
. Disqualification will radue# tha
Thundarohowtra brought ternllatlngi of chop land y several poary relief to ooma of the hot
‘ In this ■pots. But In eoma auctions, viol
hundred aetee
country, he pi
ent storm* war* reported yester
About 17 membere of the Ae- day. An electric*! atorm killed
eoclatlon attended tb f meeting throe peraons In Milwaukee- A
which wae held at tha City Hall
In ML Dora under direction of wind, hall and rdln atorm hit the
Metropolitan area.
Aubrey Dunecontb of Gainesville New York
and Guy M. Cog ana t . O. Ball, Wetor flooded th* city-owned in
in
district aupervleori. A luncheon dependent subway system
Quean*, stalling train*. A heavy
waa served to th* membere.
downpour awept over parts of
Bergen, Passaic and Hudson countlss in New Jersey. In Arcadia.
<
Relief From Hot
Spell Appears On
Way For Nation
Mathieux Reports
On Mt. Dora Meet
THE wAATHfcK
McssoNvatf,
Birmingham
Booton
Charleston
Cleveland
Detroit
aahvlU
*w Yoih
B
Phoenix
Saint Louie
flan Antonio
Washington. D. G.
Jack eoavl lie
PLA
FINED, SUSPENDED
LE 8U B . O t; July" » - ( * } W. T. Andersen, prandent of th*
Georgia-Florida League, today
- -- Igrahall playland from or*
for IN days
C e n ts
H rt; e
D is p u te
By
Per
In
flo u r
C u rren t
R e rp io s to rl
P h ilip
M u rray
i/p|— A legislator a1’ I * •iv. •
TV.MPA Ms
... I 1
charsed that (t.«- «|>- d legislative U'li.niillet'lhlir* ivrir " lin k 'd nilli ’ ,ste» taxer,
.1 .1
Rrp Alarm. I >>>ik (V a li reporter! n.
Rep Rn h ltd *'inii»i<.'i. <h.vtcn’flti of the b*
C'.ninilttee, Ire , 11. 1 Simpson'*^
‘■fsnren in Die i". ' and asked
"Isn’t It ‘.ttnugc Hi nt v ni would Hi,.., j,;
select
a 1 ntnrin'i.
nlnpn»erl
,| ,
pnc'icnlt-. mu p- r i-ni ■( member*, .............
who favoi tin -ale, in s.” ’
i \vi> Id I
•\nd fbe I'linlibi I ispriyera Ai1*
sn'i.itton, sstth Inmbi ■liters here,
1
ask'd. 'Since Sc nit tin Shands and j mind
Rrpre*cn»iitlve Siinp.-nn tmve op . nppointm
patently pocked ilun special com* I Fnitik
mil tec- with sale* lux* rs, are they j some I., 1
again |>.nrig t<, pinp.isa -nml f* 1!.- nt .:
lioveriini Warren again going '•'U p
.1 c . e |. f nnnlli.'i J 101),000,000 ' jInn
t ' I "I II '
'poor mini’s incnine inv‘ svhlrb | ' IMP"
tliesp same Icgi-lnii.i . pushed a t . in.im'l 1 •
the tecnlai session Cn m ile about 1
tsvlrc ns much rs<
I lie wildest m'ttcn
I
.1 t
\a'*6M*»M |•I in * * ill Mu Legls- '
1 il fti *' Ktn K •♦ii rt *j’fi Mil ce-siun 1 l»| a 1
•P f tHI>|tJt » IMI tt.K tllllllMltS of do* I m 1
*|t»,f If »f# mio up jirht 11lop '
1f i r N i iifr* •» Mi
prtipr uthMii I’" 4- ’
Mm* re gul si vt * li' '
session
Dlls I
iii re p ly 'll j id,.'
I Mink wt
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!> I.IN I '*,1
l-M-( l(.
I . \ . h, ITS I I I
R cs-
'1 1Ur II ||IIJ.;
f .1
It
For
Blandy 'f'alle
^ r tllS I O f
A
ic ;
War Planning I'o
I lly 'ft ld ’ 1
. 1n • nilrndril 1i.
Preppare For Foe
.il l.clwcrii ll.c
• it .iim
1I
Sei‘rcti,ry ,,i
W arn s
m i;
K in
it c h
A id
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Slate
To
P ia m p tlv
W est
H e-
T o
Ib u ro p e
NEW YORK. July 28 t/fi
III
t)m
President Philip Murrav nl ill* f 10
WASHING I -JN. lull 28- (/P) *
Steel Workers announced loci,iy III.
—
Secrel.irv
( Stale Aibrton told
union want* a package mere,nr ol
1
I >rtcs >< i.
1n
30 cents per hour in ilieir current
A
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m
i
t
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s
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......... t
dispute with the ileet lumpamet,
"P n ..... .
i!;!r
1'* n r m y "
including a fourth round wage in
" .1.1 UpI Ilir .HI
F
g
C
o
m
m
i
r
N . t t j r A H potlllnllhei
t *,rr
nub i n
ifcrease of 12 Vg cents.
* I d i '* I / slop?
grcivnn" l<v Imxiel Lire**
Murray revealed the demiiid*
t • l.y I’rrsldri't
S A LEM
III
Ink
'ft
.»•)
*
for the first lime at 'hi ^>1111115
, -1 .1*1 ,1 v ni Admiral W I I D Rluirlv, 1 11tn r.iniinl he imioied
session of the fart finding b’.**d
l.e.idtng
fK
'I.A-hmriHirallon's,.
111 innei o( *1ir Alt >x|” | l . r | 1f’pI.iV
appointed by President Fnim.i. ••>
ugir. nmi tl ipprnval *
ih M l) .1 1 ill'.l Ini !<• 'IP' IPf«K Jfit! H If drive fur
avert a strike in the di*puie \|i..
nf ,i *1,4MURK){ W
,K| ,1T(}.
■ .. r « I
p liilllliig 1" P»* |» IPF lot
,4 |tOft
ray was tbe first speaker I... it.gtmi.
A
i
lie.
ix
'
pi,
iin—
iI
H olers
' X .11 |"
illd r coron
union before the board.
.101*1 um
nun i tine.ler
141 in.lv dt 1 pint it imp 11ip imt f urn)'em cum tinTbe demands also include M 21
. do ll>,■
>• |X
*ll>l» ctirini
Fill p»* »tIv 1 If ,ii rlt.it (hr di.idnw i «' ■ in.t,mi |e.-r of
cents per hour for pension, uut
■ OTII
' '11 I 1** •♦1 0,1 be me,in* * * "HimiiHAi • MUfitfy. Rii4P.ui .itmtei 'vlin li ue 'lie great6.27 cents per hour for erscs.it m Ill , fill III I' M il soul t PV III a Hollll. ’ olds
H r *.4 l«l 1It • p rrp U ftf •(IlllPal
surance.
to
nu t um c 'o' the Io n ' t" • M]l *.
In!f
still
"Tbe union is not afraid to have
nt . lull pie ll,|V ' .1 111' it Ii it^ pr f| imfni f 1 j 1 if11' .dm .ugui *le,l tli.il If .tso is
its side of tbe dispute *x.unmed
»> Nf ||ill*
illil' rtirm i ♦ '(MM ^ - itdMRi jioDifit ippm.li long i . i h . in 1.1 in it,
in the public interest," the g. iv
I
v\ t. Il
,01.1 the Inn »• p 1it|{r (it thf* * I'M l pnlip'ie, tin, ,i,| rlii- W r,t i.lir r r it'
haired union head told the hoard
♦ Mio
« m ill x i |. >1* Itv r »\ *ri v it v
* . i4f
" II llpIV' Pi I
"The Industry, up the nther
r x lic llirr to
o * r-ti
111imlv 1 • lint I -pr t i n *t 1lif i nnlinnr tn m, i pi'll hv polihand, has been desperately «"<
‘
.
\
lous to conceal the economic ts. ’*
(i*>tb iiinu >1 M t Mt»n itM»f N * *l'!lf 1* 'n 11 nir m
"i
■* " i i ’ "mili*
from Impartial scrunily
ami
itl’u ............. \ M \ » 1 M W l.itv me.m, "
"The Industry I* anias.ing pi.,
. 1JV4, <11,1 tl |I4 Mt 1I’ltl %Fill •• , u *f f
ml
fits at the stuggering late ip A t f i v i f i r ” ;
| Aclmvin upp n ,,l p f..,.. the
i , 'i ;
.n r
Iti
I ffy in n
unified
1 "1 t(ji * lit i Tin.him *f IhuiM' Fnt'x.'x \fl.m i ’nininiM"(t
pruxlmatlng one billion d-dl.ii •
t
mrmliM
♦ ||*f 1*1111 tn make In. ><li-;, fix •l i mi nt
riin tv l i b
annually, after all l«xe* Tin. >
I I 11 ir art
S p o f v . r n r » l p i » » j;r t m ,
a record high never approached
p lfrlli llr> ’I (’1Milling 111 1 Hill! timgram, ole.- ,.t. nn.i, , a i’ .ick by
1
y.
.IIP
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I
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i
’
!
O u t l i n e r I 13 v V n u l l i s
before, avers In the boom >*ai <1
"U.'i'i . i.i 11 ril)'< !■*
|)||| * p( Ini t Ilf Ufl- mthnuitlill
tiuio »i> H*
|
Acheson viid
*ti.‘ .»11•,,. pro.
Ur20."
•I
It I 'm
ii 1<•!•>*♦ (Ml limit •«encc" nf ih ■ I'I'ge I’' um i x.'i’a
dill 1 "1 lb'
i . il |. i l l
The .union says that the eiin«nt
I ha lie* Anderson M iM. iin kil
ll. i'L e s 11*
pi
' h,*. had i r
"ffi'Ct
average baalc wage rate of ,l«-«-l ivrlruk and I 'rniald ud" ig lodav 1
. i ’ll
in, k rfv i d1' hi •••'Mil II •t• ' M
III" I 1111* I | "p,
workers la «1 ,tlh per hour In the lotil Knvainai.s of rlu
>t .
•<" • 1 * mi II t |i*f of
,.« i.tu-k
i'll I
H l i ’xk
»'■ ,md ’ <’ •v f i i i i , iii-xn
previous three round* of postwar ! ......
e s,.e ri« im
' I'- d f.
ol
... l
O p rn tic n - I t" vi »1.!* ♦
nuMur i fbp i ■ " Mu i .i ,if
wage IncraMfll, »he union gut
\
l,"‘
Amrrnan Legion
I >' 'll
f I>• i mi' iit;,,x In
|br tlooi bo ft|L .1 Bll nil • l l j ill’ll lii'i'dotn m t
In 104(1, 16 cent. In 1047. not w ipoovner! Bovs Stsre pi grim in
■^ i 10! tr
' iinpiit tent m i .
,.f I i,,
"'.lilt 0,11' ’IU I 1 1mii »r h • I p 11
. ' I |' IVI
cent* In IMfl. TTitc figures hu (h r1 t ill.il'.ir.-c ll.ev i.rrr mltoducrd
IX • o f
p
4'1III |iT 1 'Ni
.
rots
"AVr 1110*1 ,tii «,
y*«r* incim;.. ,omc f""gr|uj Rc
Sten.iiom, who
nn|i',u v
■n
lie
•<*|i« I I* ih
IH J ilif'c t
'hit', i ■
benefits.
in ttn ia tU ’ua |
Iglinl i'll " It" Hit
VV*'v II '''I' Nil
med Boys Stale one ot die Illicit '
Ai the hearing opened thr (a t
u” dai *( c n i'i i^. 111 Mm *'iul that diu aggrvxaiiipi f’i'|s ,1
foiled
.I,.. 1 a iim u'; .1 ■1 M»"« "d r 1 •:«! hmi
nt
II
i ■" . V 4 r
finding board ruled that it muld vtiuth Iri'iniig program* m llic
(in III u .M im I ur"pi>, tnt.rli.
.
liti'lt
'd
ll
f-qisr'i
I
H
I
»
iil»iY
MMHI*
illy
W
il
ihffcrni'i
consider evidence UII panatun, tor country
•il I
tetnpioil
'Hi that day Liriaii reginn .in 'l 1
n in iimpi ' nn«tdvrnli 1
<l i mui.it' d
)* i'
steal workare along with the two
to geln lh,"r xhivctiv- by inillr -it., i,
, |'»4t
CL*•!-» Anderson. 'pon-oi*d uy ■
eixgiiup
an
I
ir
rl'Pies
»
r
nni-l
It
would
perini*
'
I
d
mol
■
'
*’v'
othtr l*»uaa at stake.
tarv inrans. luttlrulnilv when they
i li i
'opt " I Hv,. Including tbs paving of run snlutely f « " 'be danger* which s- consider
TMa wag
tha*. no i'ffe"t'vx ra«!»t » * r 'wh
‘ t the Olo Steel Ktwsiv•. told ol talk* given tn the .
rUv
in
thrvaten
nut
way
ul
life
nlnvos,
UP
I'’
Am:
31
Inr
aucli
Worker* had atkrfd at a prelimin uoys b,*Go**rnor. W arrr". Sene
tunce (e oossihle.
ngi
"
i
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ic
.
a*
th*
A
iin
v
.
th*
M
.vy,
i,|
ii
n
ittn'ml
iXlHtrmf
"mlav
ary meeting on Tueedav of the Ian ol State Gr*v. Senator IVik->
'll <• 0111 n in I., f • .(all that
I .1
I I I. V
M . lite r*, 'lie At uni' F.'ICr,
Me Mne»* I* ('iiiiumini'ti' Wc possibility hv making It doer that
three-man board H t up to hear ami Frank Wtigld. m u tan t •«> il
i m ini* - Ion, tl" In lvrlm H e in i'
Kin i ..... ..
*li.il tlncal " i i i d* military ogi;.-< p-kIiui ,u ' 1111*1 ih*
i
ni
the ratto for and again*! a fourth
iim.... I I'cofixinn' and nnltiair 1 nitons of western I'm p" c m li*
........ uni Mir l nrelg" %1* Ado •
(io einni A (ulHnn k
tin rd 1
rou ml wage tncrealg.
in Muiii'' mitmni wh" i Ini re
* • t h i ! inn, who "* rr'V'il it iimm
H 'lia t t a je .l « » r a a e ’■ ••»)
undertnken n I\ it gm <1 cost nod
The rompanie*! led by U S
i,>ii i,i, tbul up mi ' *i>111-I I L ' 1
I iivl .41 .mil bin k ip 11' it ' 1M1 llll lt:l In. 11lice f . 11' '" 'I
Steel, had piomlitd that the hoaitl
It.,tli Mu' Rriintp nml 'I'" Ibm ■ pppxl Willi lllllltlllv P'XVI'I III
Acheson 1 ••i i p i.edlv tel I Mp* coinhear evidence and then rlccldc
|............ i,lv liml piHeed > -I 'li >'
1 1 1 1 11 if imi'tiblc and lx rt 1 one initlue
Iv
I 1 i V
Unit ii Mn . coimM \ w.iuhl
first whether the pension lusue
i <11 fiMiim nn: thf ngvm "■» liinuigli -x'lxfv it win guinea '
'nek Uf th'' pnuli-i's 11, Mi.' Mu; 111
*»i. » proper matter f"t 'nnsiitei•»
l
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n
i|
lipciinn
uni""
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R e s i g n s P o h I A>
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' tlim t |C T ie I v Willi ill 1' •*:i« *• II*II114,11.
| * in (t ri'giiiai iii1'in . b ill,
Mtuucn h" liliiv i'i I,-...... would
It I , the rumpanie*' contention
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touti art, svilh the union, under
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Gordon 1 Hraillw, I'li"'
which mgotutlons arc being con
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treaty, that in iMucl m one ngunounccd htu reilgnn'lnn, ' ' '
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ptiuloiu to be brought up.
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hear evidence for ID days.
. it. lx 1 mnuot con tn t,tk■' tlm 'del pet ill e c ........ of
The union, which la asking tha eurllv In Gm year* in <
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.•ill, tiff 1- *' iIrbimlo, l* "1 !*h iU
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(ho vKrlmi* rlopartitionl he" '
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L'nnnnlssioiier* hiuI r«|ieri ill
M.iepdal where -In• » taken
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'■.in tie nelth*" , tnptlm ' 1 "1 riling shill M ■ '" 'X 7 Mil
Mr. Rover, with whom '
ipxi 11,1 m for timidity
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1 n. p, ,1,1, P r o n
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WASHINGTON. July •J6- 1.P ] i.'heater Hsundsra, 68 retired uon- three veers
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The Chamber of 1 ' nrim-ivr tui.l
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who died yesterday noon at a finite it, i»riigr''**lvo p"b
nuunf'i"!m >d
products
Mil, I" ' 1 .li lUainmul.
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111,1 tbe will today
Iln- Inlurie* Int'bi'h'
<w I e.l
local hospital after a long lllneas, pcclnllv tile C(lll«trip,' 1"n '
.. Ixxiih'il
xbotild can "vulimliii v l ibelling"
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tl** I'flR* I'llllTl
will l>e held Saturday morning at dock mid terminnl
. . i l l . "I 1 . p > uni 11 liadly int'o 1 'ml-!.■
iiMleod of being g> uled by tb*
H' I f 1
i x ling (o Kl"l t 1 » Mlgbx'iv
|ii:0(t o’clock at the Erickson Fun w ill renllre the nocO,*'' 1
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government
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expn-’o.ed it*
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1 ■-* I sepI., I, jyni mil t»f
xilr <1.
litxwit, pastor of the Missionary pioyoea.
1 in piihlh
\ v .n i« " t S h o w H i k e views In 11 leltiu to ' imlrnmii Ed
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tiaotiHt Church of Jacksonville,
"If I can ever hv of a*-'
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win C. Johnson tlM olni ,>f the
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1" Ico -4'fIII ttie gil l In-ing Mil >"II
will officiate. Burial will be In to the Commission ot •*> "
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Senate Connuerce (’ oiiunlUee. The
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(’ontltuied on pag, ' •
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. l i , ' average weekly Committee )« considering men*uro»
lie was alone el the Mine
Mr. Saundsra cams to Florida
1 ' oi'Kily a dollar an (nr government grading of fur,
20 year* ago and prior to that
1 . I, 1.
ai; hi May tn 163.66 fiber mid cotton pimhictn
time was engaged Tn band and
The husincas oiganlratlon .aid
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ni chest i a work
rk Ha
tie ssrvad as dir
ector n( tha fillvar Band of Mc
I . 1 ..... . Hit., iiidn-A tbe Labor » (iiefernble pruceduic i> (he prac
Minnville, Tenn., band of tna 828
|i, |<1. ii.i'iil', llnrean of Labor tice of bolding industry trade
Regimental Band of Tullahama
ai l it was due to in- conferences at which competitive
Edwin fthlnaolstr, c i'v sU.iriov, -1 . ii "
standards are art
TVno- For a number of year* he
today received from
hiii x .........t ix tuition activity in auto
’’Nothing
ihould
be d o n *
taught music and a rt a t Burrltt
Warren a copy of fit" lei*,.| il ................ . ni a number of nnnCollege.
Spencer, Tern
Tann. He wai n
[e. Spancar,
1
,p ,M> ,) id,, mdmdrles. The end through official notion to affect
muilieatt of S ttifmd mi Highway dmssed liy the tali'r
Tigln
Geneva, located shoiil I 1
er of
member
__ tha Eploeopal Church,
- --- •|,|.,, h jf enjoyed prinperily during Wood, housing expeditor, approv 1 ii- 1 i l drike helped raise the goad will established by pro
He is survived by th* widow, Vo. 46, th* tew road Irnlm.
ducers for their goad: by addition
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lire, lbs csllle railing industry, ac- ing Hie City’* resolution on mid 1 ix • mug figure.
Mrs Beiel# L. Saundarat two the past year Irnm citm* n !"1
At, Mix (actor wa* th* length of any attempt at guvurnmtmt
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said
City
Manager (Tlftier
afirl
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tirini
growff
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daughters. Mrs. I . J ) . Hughes of
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ford MrKihbm tnU
eumg t "i" average factory grading or of hut ,ucb designa
Jscksnnvllla mA Mis* Oris C. cording to W. G. Killiee. fonni
Followlltie apprnvsl f Mii* by „ M.., , • , 11 week during (he tion," til# Intter -aid
and
rancher,
Saunders of Lake Meryj on* siserpiesting much into -it in llir •li" Housing Adminlsti rlor, mid i, nt I, fi.ptii 'lay to June from
RrsuienU ol the " mm....
ter, Mr.. Prank Stevana of SumNF,W I I 1)1.11 A1 ri DGE
cuntrol may he i'«-lrnp'p*ed in
1 , ,ih .' iiuiiia. This is an hour
mltvllle, Tann. and four grand new Geneva Bridge ovei Up
WASHINGTON. July 24-(/F)—
.L,nford only In e v n i of k iwv |,».| •w * ,nai ago
Juhni IUver which will retils'" I'’e (.rcK-ct, bn.* recently dredged a act of Congress, ssi.l Mr McKib
children.
Congraselonal action
lias bean
pfiHent on® vray drsw
^ 7U ffot fin al
lo.tt ba«in and 'iln
coiApletcd oil IcgltUtlon which
I I I I It I'H O filtA M o
PLANE CRASH
Kllbee will represent tho dl*tr- ' bail* « bridge scro** M10 canal
1, MHFftVIl.l.E, July 28—UP) will give Flat Ida an additional
EGLIN, Ju ly 2ft~W>—A Na- at the meeting ol the State U"«4 Anmoe the new residents are
FLORIDA DEATH Fit
—tin ul* ilsirvuien began their circuit and district judges.
tlone) Guard fighter plai
lloifthcrsehecV Department In Tampa Tliur”l«v ( n f and Mi*. W. I. bieg. The
LAKELANIL July 26—(/IV-A tivu bw 14th annual field day
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_
here -Tuesday
night,
fcllHng
when bids for the bridge will •■ fort.i"t was for many year* prln- cmitraet to produce more than ping!am *t tbe Univerelty of
' i, Jr ., o f * rmldug* opened- Representative M B ■n"»I of llu> Geneva School, and 42,600,000 worth of lestber lias
Roy H. Amldon,
him. Ala. Survivor* include Mi Smith will go to Txmpa with Mr
a .listed by Mrs. Si eg An « r- lean signed by the Lakeland I lurid* *oJsy.
Friday
father, B. H, .Antiden of Lake Kllbee, tha U tter stated today Undo druggist, Mr. 1’emberthy, Tannery Company
10:00 A. M. bisabai! at LakeHA R ltd It DEEPER
Tbe contract wilt keep Hi*
land.
Geneva had a population "1 tun al*o built a home near Lake
JACKSONVILLE, July 28—(^1 front Ball Park.
plant going at full capacity for
»0_ :C
00 A. M.—Grammar School
about 600 when the last cen*u» ffarn-y.
—The
pail of Jacksonville will
two yaara, W altsr Engle, a dlrNo program hero rs everyone It
wo* token in 1046 by Mrs. .1 «
Mr*’■
wsoon
be
accessible
to
ships
drav
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R],e revealed yeatcr- (irunva Garden Club which lias 50 •u'lor, said yeitarday.
attend
hall
gams bitwean
lug .tJ-feel of water, U. fl. engi to
"L ittle Giants" and Oviedo.
Since then a number of new members and which lisa been ac
neer.
point
out,
however,
this
Win
TRUMAN. NOMINATIONS
8:00 P. M. Play Center, F t.
homes hava been built In Hi* town Uv In promoling tlm besutKic*
WASHINGTON, July 2 8 -(/ F )- bo true only at high tide. Com Matlon Park, soap carving, vollay
Building Is also active at Re*’- , liori of the cominiinlty Among
pletion of a 34 root channel from
Ravan, which Is located on the 1 It* major projects during tlio pact Frcsldent Truman todn.v nmnlnat- Dame* Point to Commodore'* boll, tennis.
8 tl0 P, M. Special program of
S h o re of Lake
Rarney several, vrsr waa the Improvement of '■'* Daniel J , Cleary of llllnoifl, Point Terminal hare la nearing
■Ilea oast of Geneva and where Fort Lane I’ark which comprise* Mra. Georgia L, Lusk of New completion. The channel from t r n k an J flald eVVints
7:00 p, M. Party nt skating
' tog the peat three years about fir* aewa of well shaded UnJ Moxlco and David N. Lewis of Dames Point to the ocean, how
ring' followed by watermelon cut
4*
owl co tto n s hava been on Lake Harney where Micro Is u Now York aa member* of the
ever.
remain!
80
fast,
except
at
I wide beach auftablo for bathing War ClaimaX twgmUalon. The por t r r - by the Klwanu
altlona pap
high tide.
(Hi gage f e s j
held at play canter,
;A. A, Ja m , developer of thD
Kiwanians H ear 4!) Polio Ca.ses
Delegafe.s T e l l Rim lor Ahead
Of B o y s Stale 0 i M
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(lorrlon Bradley
Ner.ra
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Clerk Of ru
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!mmrdi;dr IL S.
11* Id F im China
C. Saunders, Lake
Mary Resident, Dies
r Of f Calls For
Voluntary Labelling
Citrus And CaUl- Sales Highlight
Activities In Geneva During Year
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Recreation .Schedule
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T H E HANFORD H E R A L D . HANFORD
In Geneva in the Home Demon, ed much from the itrofMJ"*
t
atint Ion Cluli of which Mr*. It. .V.
lit celebration of (he olrth rrl-i
ICaallaaM r .e a . r . a . 0**1
Thia group
day of a daughtei, Cheryl Ann »«d »wlmming, The park* wldch 1** Str‘M,u*1 K president.
1
tt« a ila w 4 tTram Pag* Oa«i
canning
kitchen,
•Evan*. Klwanian R. K. fcven* pa*- ownwJ ^ the*County wri* denied "l,*,r«t<'* the
tin
located at tha Community
foouia.l team, Andemon n the new. wd around a la.* of f e j j ^ o f und.rtfu.h, p S c tT . ' w'rc
I *»
i» employed
employed i.y
by W. k
h.. KlrclitroII., .
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Center. La*t
fleeted pretideni ol the iiudenl,
.udy of the ichool.
Happy
bjrthjiuy^
greeting. * * tt ( war
Loguri
»«< •pieaideiit,
equip
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ating for Marion Harmon.
1 -j^e Cardan Club will hoi 1 it
wu*
int luiJmif
William Kilpatrick, x|H>n*oicd hv
on
eat meeting In the Geneva Com- l.*;':.*'
lath<’,i..l,r
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the Liona, and former Key Cluli1
the Seminole
n.unity C ent.r In Saptamber. Irovwlth
tllHir
delegate to tli* Key convention ] A lO rO O n I
tin
mg ccaiad meeting during tin' of iiumi cruft. itb
la Waihiligton p, c ., told of Uoya, ' * ' *
"—
Iiuukcd rug*, nil
State pulttlci,
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Hoyx from imall j| (Caatlaued
(Continued rr*m
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lUNimer monlha.
work and buking. They were nidrd
owna were bunded agaluit boy* free to call on me," he cunetudeii
Anothar active group of women
Ult. M hiu, , * the 4-tl Club.
from the larger town* and they! . Mr;_. Bradley wa. o.oployeil Oy:
Ainuiig tlie builder* of New
mn
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I. I. bom the Army In IM4rt. He aerv-t j hllndclphlu, Pa. and aattended lb,, borne* in Geneva in J . li. Uilbiey,
Paitnayivania................
He i» j fomu i u**i»lunl prune, utlng ut
■* ■ tank gunner with tin Mth Unlvaralty uf Pennaylvi.......
rtaled that It wan hla U llef
th a t' Armored
m ltbrno!
Dlviah.n In World Wur marrlad, ha. .«»« daughter and toroey in Waahlnglun IJ. U *).»,
all tha boyn learned a« mathlng . j #n(J BintrKt,(j (Vll|,
live* at HJO Catgllnii Drive,
1‘nnr to coming to Korida three
from the experience.
sergeant. Active in civic work, he;
------ ------ ------------------!>riu» ago til retire, wa.. counsel
* Donald l.uddlg, who waa
ta aent I |„ preildairt here ol the Javeee*
CITRUH KKPOKT
;«o,l generul attorney for the Nu
|
' whom he nerved . >ei.il year* a ,
WINTKK HAVEN, July 2«./P.. tior.a. Surety Co.
told of*dlvUJon^trf *bovF 'bi"to ^7i?ur whom hl‘ "vrved i
him -«"l>
lieport
c o u n t"." ,nd «aW ih lt hl w/. m I * ^ « la r y . For three ye..* he han
o rr of
o. tha
ina Dtate
state Citrun
citrun InIn -;1 When ine cun l me tor he had
. " * •,,n * “»> that he waa In |wrv#d M m member of the Vealry; apei'lion Uureau at lUilKI A. M .'cm eu to Imilil in* home on th.
l
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B“rh tnw" group 1of Holy Cron* EnlM-upul Church, 1twlny in boxea;
*lu,ie of Luke Geneva unexpeet,
Grapefrui' l\ leiuinerl nnitli, Ml. Ililbiey df
I ^ h . r ' L " f , rr
li*. v "» v «»«<*•. *. prenldenl of the
UI2
vide,I to build ttie vom rete Ido, k
f2eaH.*<lC* , *,,ML W*^,,
*n ‘ilf- Men’* Club and nupeiluteialent „f Rail
himi
: Inline in,ii*,If. lie revealed thai in
r a
S
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lh ,t lta Sunday School.
Truck
r.iH
M had enjoyed hlmaelf and learnMr. Bradley formerly lived in Total
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iiad iihtaineil vxperlenve in <„fi
* imi, lion wrnle in the Arin>. Pm
mg Itia file which »everul iin.iilhag„ iot-nuce,l home* in t),e vi
unity, he wa* active iiniong the
tnut lie neuily *teppe,i oil 11 , o'lie
lire.lighting volunteer, ami Met
Mill he Widen lie killed Willi I, line
\OoJ-4j-y p
Anutiier new re.nlelil oeai the
< M to C
lake I* John l.efller. lellleil I'llt.
lung i lit in,hi. Walkei l*i ,*\.in.
tutor iiilxei, lerently limit n new
guiuge apiii linenl hiiek ol hi,
iiuniu on Luke Geluvn. Anolhei
in w home Innldei i* K .N. .Suitoii.
ty
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ANN PAGE FOODS
SUPER RIGHT BEEF
marl
hniiimwjvt'i
>^kii<jw it in uni the
price |x.*r poiiiul thirl
ctiUliln, ll’a the i|iiiility
you gel for your imiuoy. A&P’m muni |ml let
Ih making thoiinamig
of nuw frleiitln. It in it
Mimplu jMillcy— i)utility
find— “Huper-Righr
quality — ami t h a t
menim f i n e i|iiulity.
Huy riglit, buy “Super
H i g h t". Sat in I’ncI ion
^ g tmranteeil or v«n«r
money rufumleil.
Top or lluttoin
Beef Bound Steak
Beef Chuck Roust
Beef BoneleHH Stew
lb. title
lb. 45c
lb. 5»c
hxu'litloimlly fine <|iiuliiv
jam matlu with Con tori I
Crnpo*. Cookotl hIowI.v to ra
ta in all tha lialitintiH flavor
of tha fruit.
Ann Page
l ib. jor 2 lb. Jar
Grape Jam
19c . 35c
Am* Bug*
I'omuto Ketchup
14 oz. btl. ........ 18c
Ana Page Prep.
Spaghetti
2-15 3^ oz. can
22 oz. can
Pole Vegetable Mlmitelling
DKXO
3 lb. can 71c
Alio Page. Gelatin |le*Heil
Spurkle
3 pkRH 20c
Hmall Stigur L'uivri
BlcnicH
lb. 46c
Sliced Kindle*. Layer
Breakfast Bacon.................
lb. 10c
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,,.ul V 'T 't'
Calif. Juni>ni
Cantaloupes
ea. 23c
So. Carolina
Am. Page
Blbcrta Pcuches
5 lbs. 39c
Fre.lr Montana
Red Ripe Cherries
Cuban Avocadoes
Calif. Vlnu Kipeirad
Itaally top <|tuilit>. You’ll
attjoy ith ilistinctiva. ilaligltlfill, tang, nail paiTeat sinoolhitaHN Unit mitl mo iniitli flavor
to any an Ini I.
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lb. 31c
ea. 10c
lloneydews
No. 12’h. ea. 33c
N. Y. State Pascal Celery . 2 for 21c
Calif. Long Whltv
Potutocs
New Ctop
Yellow Onions
Eatta Large T a x ..
Watermelons ........................ea. 99c
Halves 50c
Quarters 25c
FROZEN FOODS
Wvitpeak Hllred
Strawberries....
S*lud DrcHsinR
Pts..... 22c (Its.
Ann Page
Peanut Butter
I lb. jar
OUR OWN TKA
Jane Parker Kre.li Cil.p
Potato Chips
V/i oz. pkR.
5 oz. pktf.
1-lb. can
Armour Star
Corned Beef Hush
1 lb. cun
29c
Jewel Oil
Pts. 25c
Valluy KuKf
Blackeyed Peas
Flakes lire. pkg. 26c
TALCO QUAUTY FEED
Bcratc)i 25 Iba. *1.07
100 lb* *4.25
Grow Math 25 lb*. *1.19100 lira. *4.63
Egg Maul! 25 lba. *1.23 100 lb*. *4.83
Llfebouy
Soap ... 3 retr. bars 21c
Rlnso .... Ige. pkg. 26c
I.UK
Soap .2 bath bars 21c
Hwin
Soap 3reg. bars 23c
U n i i y S ilo p * i,n Na* h m lt u new
in lin e , m ill tin* *ut ou t u fiv e m lv
g lo v e u l p in k
g iu p e l l . n l
‘in n
lu y lm I,itk e l i e nu* u l*o p l.n 'eu
in n l y r l n e nut tie e * . I lie*, i.eut
le d I , U lt, l i l t n i l till,II e .ll* , .1111
ile n v e th e n a m e t lo ln the ,„ ,g ,
*, e.i in m e vet!lei.
H ie
p op.
wlnrii liu* u (note like giup>-, ,
p, i /.i ,i „* i delirury hj the i ii,nt it,,,* ueieage in the vicinity I
ol vicinity of lutiV ii total* aliout
l.utlU line*, uccoiiling to One
.tint,Hen*. AgriL’llltiilul Ailju.tin, nl Aiiminniliutor, who own. In
a, ie* ot mange., grnpefiuil ninl
mug,-i me* near tin* oiil Titu*vnli
itoml.
tine of tile ul(lc*t glove* in I., '
lien, i me hi I Huh glove iiwne.i 1
n> .Ui*. Aluggie Hurt. Tiiuite tiee* j
.piling up in,in (he loot* ,,i 1
i n i * vclurll well* tle.en m Im:h
< ini.e unit Cm. own* ulni ii *u
.nie* ut m anger, In Geneva, uiul
Ioi inei Iv owned a packing li...... I
men*.
(
a iiituig giove owning uru f W.i
t'levutt, Giover l,ul*ll«, wljo »l*o'
.in*,'* m ine. yir*. Enilor Gmieti,!
'll*. II II. 1‘attlghull, All*. Neill
I lioiiui*. f . I HunImiii, Aii*. .1 *
llill*.
He, man
Kl.hi'i, It. II
tvretai'i, .1 .1 l.nffler, lleiny Lev;,,
I. I*. Lnvny, unit Police Captain
,,oy h a i* ni Sanford.
it.
Mn veil na. operuteii the I
r'.ioceiy an,I generul stole next I
l„ Hie Post h it,re ■lure IU.IL l.< *,ei IP own i* po.tliiiiitler in Gv
uevii’w Post till a ,. hoxt'N tirnnhur
. 01, ami mull i* received.I,y tlie
mm itnoi,* from Sumurd.
iiiipioveil inail* nave Inen of
Klein henefit to lesidvntii ol Geoeva. I lie*,1 inelmle Highway No.
■o, anil the tor cutty
repaved
Highway to Uvicilu. In Gelievu tlie
t.mmly has la in giaillng ruuil.
mm -m im ing them wan marl, int in , ling William*
m i eel
uml
i nmeu Street,
' hmciie* ,n Geneva Include the
Atelliiidlsl t'llillcli, will,li u visited
n> tin* Itev. John Adatna of
iiviedo, aim liie llaptist Cliuicli ul
win, n Jirtiao SteiiKtrom „t Sunlaid r. puHtar,
Air*, alary Nlclnd* i* principal
of the Geneva Sellout, and teucli, i * include .1. K. Aluthleux and
an*. A. K. Mnrun.
Active In civic inoveiTiantM In J ,
A. l.ngnii, reined Pieitbyterlaii
nniiliiter, who I. nl*n a notury
pulilir,
tielievu iiKHirniil the death oil
July 7 uf II. II. Met*., HI), who
during; hi* younger duyu wbh a
pioneer trading post operator in
MtiG.M, where lie hud nigiiy udveiitueH witli tlie Indians, liming
In* latter duyi, In Geneva he carven many cane* which were greatly
prixed by those who received
them.
Plunk Evan* porcini.ed many
of these cane* fm gin* to elderly
e.iileui* on Pioneer Nigiu ut
l.ake Alary. Mr. Alee, was also
noted fo* ill* ciuviilg* and color,
lug* of cypres* knee., which ho
made to resenilde uiiiiiiul* and atligalor*. .Many a child in Genava
ueusurc* a toy made by him.
(lanvvu lin* mure Than 60 tour*
i*l visit,ir* vudi winter, A favorite
stopping place i* the Flint Houite,
built aliout 1U12 ami owned by
Mrx. W. J . Flint who oparateH it
mm li gueal home.
419 E. 1st STREET
YOUR DOLLAR
Haa Mare CENTS Hera
PRICES THRU BAT.
We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantity
6 k fiM E A I D E P T .
STEAKS:
Round ....................' ............................. Ib. 67c
Rib & Club...................................................... ft.59e
Square Cut Chuck R oast.......... ........lb. 43c<
l.ean Hamburger ...................................|b. 45e
Brisket Beef Stew ................................... Ib. 25c
Wealern
I.YKKS HOrrm.ANI) iik a n d s u g a r (THRU
PICNICS
Fork I^)in End Roast ......................lb. 49e
............ lb.
Georglu Sliliitied Grudc A Dre.ied And Drawn
Fryers
Path* Nunvi, lc m Wilson* Cum King
Sliced Bacon
'Gnpnirt Alin Lruud Fre.lily Sliced
Bacon
........
No I Grade Virginia
lb. 43c
Skinless Fran k s.......................................lb.39c
lb. 59c
Cheese ............................................. lb. 45c
Kuift Kay Cheddar
Curollnu Klberta
Peaches
(Tilifoinlu Sunki.t
Lemons
Ige head O'^e
Lettuce
New .ler*ey Yellow
Onions
2
................................... lb. 59c
Nutinnnl flrund
.... 10-lbs 39c
Cobbler Potatoes
i ’uney Jeeliel'g
™
................................... 3-lbs 33cu
.............................. doz. 29c
1.1,1 ge Needle**
-lbs 11c
doz 19e
Itimes
Will ill III lie,I
Money
Dew Melons
each 39c
Apples
3-lbs 35c
2 for 25e ('elery
Blossom Time or
Armour’s
Avocados
MILK
APPLESAUCE
GRAPE JUICE
I hIiiiii I Hullo -
“
3 tall cans
*
r
.............................. ( i t .
3 CAN LIMIT
2 3 <
2 9 ^
Philmloliiliin
................ T pkgs.
CR. CHEESE
MAYONNAISE
23e
3-lbs 65c
1-lb 29c
2 5 ^
............ J 303 cans
*
Cut Corn............
each 9e Peaches ..... ........ 27c
(Limit 0)
WhitttliiiliHP
Honor Frozen Foods
12-ux
Hi-ux Krtwaluna
I.urge Stalk All, hi gun
Large t'nlinn
..........................IT.
I .ml v Kottv
25<
Lire, pkfir. 23c
2 sm. 21c; Gt. 69c
35^
TIDE
CUKE WAFERS
19^
POMPEIAN
CH ERRIES-2 ™ 2 5 ^
PEARS no. V/z can 2 5 *
CORN
PEAS
no 303 cn.
10*
Lge. 23c
Gt. 69c
............... . 17-oz. jar
---------------------------------------------- 1 Ntlikely’*
.Stokely'* K,
K. H.
H. P.
P.
Olive Oil
8 -oz 4 J c pt. g j e
Kemarkable llurtlatt
BOUNTY KIHT (i. I). H. K.
>
' ft ; *i
Garden Gift Sugar
2
KARO SYRUP
SO . 1P| CANS
BLUE LABEL
20c
HKD
21c
T7
..
"S * 2 5 '
0* Uluvarbiuom(ir.
CALO
Cat. Dog Food
2cn s. 2 5 ^
r r r e
mi""- doz. 17 ^
RENNET {’ DR. L U U d g n a v doz. m
HI - HO
Jk
Lge. Pkg. 2 8 c
TENDERERAF ? JIMDANDY
Grits,Cakia H.MmI
TEA
JUNKET
«
5-lb. 29c
'/i-lb, 25c */j-lb49c
A
SPIC & SPAN
RENNET TABS DalM
unt*orLlbby'aNo-'IM
S’ CabinSweet Cream
R»x. 9 9 c
Blitter ...... lb. 65c
Peaches
can
2
5
c
Pkg.
n t Brooltflaltl
S
U
C
C
O
T
A
S
H
1"
fo
r
8
5
c
Cheese .. 2-lbs 69c
4H-oi cin oVc
alted
GREEN GIANT Kraft M
Milk lb can ^5c ftiWr uii & h.
PEAS
J l ’NKKT
SUNSHINE CRACKERS
Fur making H rn n rt^ ja ,
Cua t a r dH
Ir e lQ | )k
traam
**T r
Fur m a k i n g dellclou* K • it n • t Ire
Urram
2 303 cans
SWEETHEART
Pork « Beans
Unci. WlUlam'a
Hominy
TOILET SOAP
SaU y.RItt
jBarg 22<
Tngerlne Juke
Soap
.. 2 reg. bars 23c
**\ •*
,
n*ahniere Bouquet
4 J p C I M)u n e | iiU e
SANFORD, FLA.
BUY MORE FOR LESS
Palmolive
Soap 2 bath bars 23c
*
AM RGARtf AM
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p
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THURSDAY JU LY Sa, 1MB
F L O R ID A
Geneva
Klwanla Meet
•tatJd*h*t rIl*tiL,y,i.iiW
,i 1
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SOAP FLAKES
Grapefruit J u k e
your
C H O IC E
DREFT
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.T H U R S D A Y JU L Y 28 , 1949
N IK SA N FO R D H ER A LD . SA N FO R D F L O R ID A
f *■ ■ ■
Steel Dispute
STOP AT TIIE
*
GRIDDLE
Sandwich Shoppe
T a sty Sandw ich**
C rtatn y Milkuhakv*
Cold S u fi
*
O r ink*
and
Hear
CURB SERVICE AFTER • F. M.
LOCATED ON THE OHLANDO HIGHWAY
<A*
Safety Glass
installed
While You Wait
$2.95 Up
Call 1278 For Free Estimates
A C E G L A S S CO.
2IT Hanford Are.
P A fiE
H iu ig e t C om m issio n
r » m t-aa* (In n
ir..„ iliin r.l r .
gage ll»»t
UftU.WW members, bus eight day* that if they miim -i! wlllilli Hit' i'h
to tell Its tide,
petroul, 1iit-> i-nulil maki* various
Equal time has been allotted thr min'* tin .
me mi aiiothei
04 companies— lei! by Bethlehem, leap ml.. Hie .Ini. I feel yutl L», , ‘
U, S. Steel ami Kepubllc
till* IIIU'M iimliii . tint I ihilil- >*•
The hoard must make il* iw- 'I '1' 'mu in tube this m'timi will
ummendations In (‘resident Trn- " ‘"l|!i ..........
......fusluiimail at least 16 days before llie
" ,ir" " ,,,l,l|'‘d lie was J1*'1
union’s new strike ileuilluie of ‘twine "* t ,u " lr niken any
Sept. id. That means the paitiei.
»“
* ‘*5*
will have a minimum of I ft days to lit niiliir it’ Ilf toM Hit1 iti i•11iif\ ►ffitfiai Kls
Ifet together on an agreement |ttts11lull ”* o • I HtL» ll Oil ihi!
after the reeommeuilattuiis me ItHSIS iif * a.1,1 U*)'lta Kill lh**M
in.u
1
. „
14*411*' | II |/ i-l I| Nlfltl I hail
Hecommendat iuu* of the board Hm, f 1Kllll. |
,. itmugh they »U»
are not hiitdllig lint they have be w it ilia. tb.
■•mil. the speit
hind them the weight of the pie. ttelt ..I a In i.', -igiuent of the
sldentlal request for the liiipiliy. stiilr g,.>. ti.m*
i.u -tn g valuues
Prof. Carroll
K
Muiigheity. i m <i ■ <|l I ....I
I hi..I inns
chairman of
llie presidential
’1 .Inn l lliu.t n n ill 1»i* helplnt
,.| I lie . i IMS t' e a I e
board, made cleat I but the panel Hi iftil It iif
waa nut ruling on whether pen- m ’
tiona are a bargalnubte issue.
I" F n m- h ,.hm a- In OnHe said the hoard's report In "'i.'iil ni >, n to, tin i.tinii, " 1,1
President Truman would make a
*l,"l it >wi t.. ".-Iiminrtlo On
finding on tills issue Inlt thill In.
el luiim.’ tbe "bole te
recommendation would lie mode
l " ‘|t'1" ....... .
estra »es
on .the merits of petuioits tf the
........... .......
V! .
board finds that this issue ejui Bl' ,'n ie iw . nn.'lil prevent
e x it . I session
11 ..III
ra isin g
te
Hot be railed by the union at inn venue.
time.
2 DA YS L E FT IN OUR
PRE-INVENTORY CLEARANCE
DRESSES
$3
Values To H.9fi
0
•
Cotton, Crepes, F y e lrl Piqur, Stole
.-utter Curds, Chattihray, Shantung
Spans
C
One and 2-pc styles
•
Sues V-16; U»-20; 18-CJ
Nation's Weather
Valuea To 14.95
■ The antelope jack laldnt gels
its name from Its liabil of "(lush
In*’’ the white hails on its rump,
It uni lime it I i„i„ l-sse tlart
in the manner of pionghuin Wtv, h tan.tall measuring he
tween I <M uni t e nu he* flood
antalope*.
•
Chattihray*.
Fen-ales, Frek-a-H.^
Mesh, Dotted Swiss, Curd', H o l.iif.
l.inen
•
Off-should*! d -Signs. H and
O nitm akt’l
styles,
sipiate
styles, sun harks
tf
Sues
|iri ...in
W ESTERN A U T O
( « t t i\ I 'la m l
S tO K I
H
SAY! M AUTO PARTSI
M M IM tU I
i O W PRESSU RE h f
I f
with
AUTOMATIC
curve sAftrr
i l l
DAVIS
r
<1)
cv
"LUXUAY AIDS '
Ttr«i
with Amailng N«w
"Cold Rubber" for
up to 30 % Moro Miloagof
TERMS
Irvin
i 'l t i f
(iH li
i t ’oi
l .t i l iv
• .lie
|M n i
mill
iilHlitlfksI
,|| Hu* lour Ull
in H o - i ,i .tv > lur id lit I flu*.
i'ottiii s •
Hi*
i In' I ll
i Hi n*
Kui |» mill
MI i t f * 0 m1f
PiiCmon
iRilil M
f t Cbevs. '11-40
fee lerde l l - H
..
•I I I Ill- il l w i i l i tin* hot i i i i l l i r t
Nrw Ort|>nel
equipment i ••
placement
__ terfi l l - t l . m iiu
fsrC beti. 'Il-4».S«H1I
It Illlltl.lie.l I I ..III I*line tlBN
wa (ft I p n i i iii loeli.'i Ilian tin
•i.'.hli tep i.itn l llinon li tin* *dlnili.itr in t'f-lil an.I I 'i III we, a
in .li ti i m il veal
III. ta 11m .ip|o'.ni-il I., he galliMlv
U-M
(m i
I ' l lil io ill l i g i n r * *l|.m i 'l I I I I new I
i . i . n tintni>. tin- l i n k i-inlliig lull
t i I ln> iva, .in iiiiii- i .r id -17 i
| i e i . i-til u v c l l l i e mine lir r k id
MMM. win. It (tail •*;•» In l ‘M-|. |
llh en vine * l | * new , a-..tn ini the
week rinline. July M
Fill the tin at p ail the |io||.<
I n t e l llppeliriil In In- fall 11 r
|U lep iilleil
At I i -h-i I dt .lu ll* . Mipoiti
. nli‘|i up III (he polio i tile
. l ight showed II dei'Litii'
N l11,-11 en i.lnl.
Inn.- had
I Ilian Inn .-h m -s tin vein ...no
Iw ith only aeveii Ia1> ■ id M in k
at
the
hi , m i-
looi
A < 'h # * K o n
H m ‘ t* t 'h
Il'nsliH nrd S-runi I'nsr llnri
S«ld.
" It Is tiie aim of ih ii t" > '*'
to insure (hat «ueies,fi-i *■' f
end cnmmirntlvelv ♦ ff> . tl.-s '
•■rv ncliun t>v an a g g re .--i wm.1
l.b e Itn p M iib li ,,f,d I ' u i . f r'* !'
] make tho gnttibhi b-u tn- * •< f
to be t»mntln)f."
. Ona -a fte r
snidhsr
■sought to meet 'he crUieUm »f <*',
•rm a
program bv Heual-i
o>
House mvmhur* durinu il'« Mens’
debate
on ratlflcatlun nf
|,,r
H a said that bscausu "rnir rvaoureM a i« lim it***" it l i tid-;r*------ ‘ foncontrsts ths mein Amk an Europe, l i t lernt
(a aa s tfo it vital to ArosriMn
s iiiL .
■
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IH H H H olW H iM E 11
M i
hi lmuI
h iit iH e
s*i
sheet
K n n K ir
$3
46
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U
4f
SKIRTS
Values I IIU in LUM
llU>
f **11. M
i
i lilt-
Ml
III Mill
M>it‘* . \\...I I IEiIMI' IS MIV-11
Tut ' 'tl'vli' k t*. s*'I'M»v11
- <C11
ful
Hi*
'tiv lle i
d *1J
idiniiilitayv, Hiuuecutiri Cotus San
h-iui-d Batiste, Mesh. C irp rv \V»(
lie Fig nr
•
non hacks, Boleros, off sho.ii.trt
-vsigiis,
button-down-front,
Fri»t
i'an Collars, Ftnpres* vvalMiuirs
•
Ftby
iii'ii
iucr
trim ,
l) I\
*8
cantra'i,:i*
VVrlUl ^
It
K e y ! iill- l i
\
ilo e "
1 IU
I ••t
i
5 0
l . *1*
a 1C: ta- 20: 14W-24br
Ml . I- III' lit HIM
I
'm
I Htiie* in-niik
TI o i a I
sSUr*
l e i , 2 *o,.
•
k)kir"4t*ail h k Hn I ill vills t * jury.
iOlr
'
\ a l l i e s T u ,‘ vUM
\'alues To 1ti.95
i l l . Ill .S',1 IlilW MIMliy
tht* tiPi’ i i i s t
n r ulu* '
I year
Neatly two Iln iiF of llo i. n.
Jpolio waa i i-llti l i .l in lilioI In- lelnluri. wen- Texin-.
...............in Hid;
ArkiniHii
I (Iklrcltumit III); New t o il
I Mi won 11
lllld;
Mum..... la
I Mlehii-iili 'd70 and Him ..............
Ilkliiliom n
lienllh
am .........
I .aid mure I I ih ii half of llo < *'
M il) I'Ani-N ll I ready lmV|. i n ..........
Tln-V miid they had inoupi. - -i - i
I infill In lake elite nf pain-...........
| not enough tru m n l p,-i
i
New York C ilv. wliieh In 1
111 pultu ilelllllH Mlln'e .lull I
'
led mi I'tnergi'liey ettll ................
111eul I It I'liinliiisatiiiiet
11ni >
iM ustnrd i-nlled I he
*••♦>
‘1
IcMsen It "mild i-pideinie
Tile Hfil C i'iihh mild ............ .
|wn« title uf the hnrdi-at lm ' d>
lilt the iintlnn Mo-t of llo
I were hllieki-n iln liiie M u
| July
lliwti liullnirlliea li'p.o) 1
I polio elinen an fat Hn
• - '
I ill'll til'd IIH ill I he i-illUo' Iii" 1,1
| were Htm-hi-ii ilnrine
M> 1,11
TV sIIH lienllh lilie ilo l
o-l da
Istn ie "lirnt had iinin- puli.. '
Hum ever hefiile III .1 I ii
T ili-re Were *17 pullnrlealii n ......
Il't I H — llie alnii-'a ri-eind <* 11
N o rlli Dnkidn o ffie ia l- i . I--.I'.-.<
I llo eplili-mle hut iniid Ha
It'.7 cnsia and four death
| liigheat on iie n rd f n 11
Murvlaiid mil hot i ( n
-id 1
111reni*ill atlililM of IFi r i .
i"
two denllia wiim inn mill In" foie
runt "ll had llionlh and I hull
I nhesil "
At HnrlllgfleM , III . all elnldiei
I n tnler Itl were t|imi iiiiliiie l .....
-Mitti puhlie swimming ...... " >•
elnseii fur till* rest nf I In- -'■*>""1'
Hfter 17 piilin en«e" and
denths Hlrili-k tile cilv ilm 1..... .
T lie henltli d i - p a r l n i e n i ha m-Meted morn llion 2,0011 enu-. t "
tills ytutr, non In ;d 1, l*ii) In-t .* "
A Munehie. Inti,, i n a r n i f a t i m e i
wns i-onverting nlrnhol b iirn l
m "Iron lungs" fur tin- h-- m i •
there nmi one was nl.endv in
mvrn'rr-
12-20;
BATHING SUITS
I *4*114* S i ; i n »
CONTACT
W HETI -*I
RUMOR
EASY
l
fls»t
lo llI 1*0111*1-
Rtbwnt t « n » J
by (spent futI* (wtrenhid
far west fsrd*badt ten u...
'•1*41 .LMtt-M l ut ...... J
lull
Oniy..........
Other Sites • Sunder Saving*
Cushioned ride with curve tefety an
. heat road# I 300 cubic lnehea of air tpaca
orb shock* Patented curve frippert prevent
it. No other tire m America fives you this
* i m m , the Mtra martin of te rm
avis Curve Orlwere! Fit au popular site
It and rims. I l f Trade-In Allowance!
4i i t l l m i r * l
u ti'
i ifeiiha
f II t*«| 1 If S’ t.it ill Ikee|
Mini*
Sii tr i it* k \
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leiikt' t ' 11v it i*l \ i l a i i l SI tilt' AI
U t l l ihk.Mtl
cii rit fil | lit*
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l l U l l It' 11111*1 lu ll lint l l f f l d u l l v
.liiiiiMtiit i.il Him! Hm 1«-yiaikl »u)t|
I ift j.l*1' Vit l il l l 'Util In f l il t"4tlilliiii s'llllu*
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SATURDAY
America's ONLY
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FRIDAY A
( itht?
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Cl'fpt* thut iieetis M
vd
Huttun-ilown-frunt*. scuup tifiKlit.is,
flared skirt*, sun back bqleio-
rd pa - 1 of the . nil.iunlly of J.hUll
A SSO C IA 11
T T IR E D
O r ig in a l
Styled liy t A T A i.lN A
iii
V a lu e s T o
1 5 .4 )0
a In-untiful ........................ . .oloM
One and " |tc styles, sliapirss lua tups
.Hutin l.u tle i
Jersey
K lillln l Fasten, Ftuspectni* l i.,lii, lo t tun and \
.Sizes .'IB to IH
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I'|t>iii| Ki'lu’f In China
The Sanford Herald
Kilaklltlinl
la
____ ,
Tht> riot><i.i m i hum a ).' -.i.'.l to Itiivn made 20,000,000
C*klla*eil gall, etrrp, N«4ar4ar
*«< Homier
hiimi'li'Ms. If t lit- Yani'lne wi’i't1 tin* MIhhIhkIp p I thin would be
__I I I Maannlln Aveaaa
_____mattrr ’ III.. I>urr* ■*! news d u n of »
.vour. liiMiiMter aid would havo
Kaiered aa ■ rea d rlaaa
S'
oinJi ......it nioliil'/otl (,u i hug" -mil" »tnl American efficiency
Of <nnaraaa of Hnrrh VmnAf.* *'** WONIII In- iiNNX r.'< IIN Ilip rlllH
to onll'l', llllt’Viitt illK tniHOry,
non. a hi* i„ DKAH
(ihiiimiV ' iikan
|ri'imitiiiif tcpurui. lumilies nrnl fi*i*rllnir (hit hungry.
I'ri.ln*lily not limy of the -o.ri in going on in China,
llaalaaaa M a a a s a r
w here Nile k’nv. , mn. id n mi the run mill a n t^ h c r iM conrtolldt'IIMrilllTMIM It ATM* ~
Inline It-* INI"
In>ih hnvc letne.l appeal* for quick und
Hr f u
a i__a
r l tar.
.... ... ■*, wa *»m1A
<
n«a
On# M
bk II
i
I'l'iejenl
aili.iii
l.ni
il i* nnhh. lv Hint either can do much
t.(N
I
Three Mnnlla
ins
hit Nnnltie
H.IH1 n till' Iilli.f i- il .M il III Mint II <>t which the |io|itical Hituation
Our »#§r
i a. m i
■< si ill nil ■ifl i led
i l l nM lim ry
n tillrra, i rn rd * i»f
As n Kinni> ..I ■I' i uM'i’ n |ntininl '>nl (he other dav, thin
Dmnha, reanltiH i *mn mm4 n n llrfe id
a a lfM a la m a n l. r..r I he aarptiaa a f ci inId Ilf N w1111111<i III! I lii.itff I"| the I'liiterl Staten to demon*
ta la la a laaita, n lll hr rb a ra rtl fo r
■itnile ii“ j'li'ifl will o' ,i Im Ku.iint urea where Amttrl*
■ I rra n la r a H t r r lla la * ra tra .
u hi tin decline, An impartially adminIlr p r r a r a fr .l h m ln a a llp l l r In - can |iresliye hn
laml ^ r tta jin a r r
__ rra
___ra la M rra .
llrp
islcicil relit i innrimi vml.l -ih'ivv llie f'hinerte people who
iT
-'i.-J T(aI f. ) ’. niid Ckle-'aoTllVrVolT.
Manaaa
at. I.oala.
its rent I n< ml- if ' Inn it,v ' " " r fioltl where RuHHia.
T a r lfrra l.1 la a m rm h rr o f fh r whose i ‘oiiiinn ni in ll'iw - f .p.'i i licit tier for the individual
‘ ••n rla fr d I ' r o t n h lrh la r a l l l l r t l
•A r la a i.e lr In> L th
r aar fo r »rrp
n h ll- iioc for hiiinniiit \ i.m r i v ns n.> compel it inn.
>
e B llfin .tf a ll
. i . . „ „ a ___
r g n n fi*
r:";au ",-!U "P",r? ViM
r"'
>'<>ira
I’lilorlmini.'lv
w.
are
unlikely
lo
launch
auch
a pro*
' •• well aa all
AP arwa aiapalrhra.
('ram. The Aioecnnn ..... pl<. .hsillnsioiied by Chlang Kaishek's yov ei nut.ni fill I limi il'ieil hy i he Iteda, aro likely to
tiiu rk iia v . Jin.v aa. m «
roiilose the ('loin > pi'itple with their tendora and be diH. led
inch ;.hilitiitliiopi I'm 1hi-rmoce, the Chincat
TODAY'S IMIH.E VKHHK
I'ommuiiists <> iii.i in.i allow an American relief miaainn
m upend" in then ii'iiiopc They might gladly accept re*
ii I' supplies mnl
tollnwiay Ihe example of their Ruaalan
Many denpernle experflfttfs are
resorted it. ft, i|mr . ^
Ofiiloi'i with Ihu I !■,'i «' ninlerial use them ffir their own
irlala. Ilinl flora not mean thul political pnrpo,." \till nth I aceepting the aid they might
comparable method,, ahoold he rmployed linheraally where the thing '.romptlv Ini.el tin ........ . n Ni'iikv device of capltaliat im*
wr,..l,| reaon lo f„|n| .........
,hl. pel'll!h -III
end of ell entrriirlar and prodorlinn, fte y ..sold .....I,
mn . anil goml-. mid |>in l,-,| U„.m
all turn, »■ m fy rnnti I,ml n..„,l
Ac. 1? lL't Ifi,
A id 'In I'V im t'P
Til. I1ni. ip. no IP i * y I*rogram is aliotil In make dry
,i
in i it* ,i i* io i t a nee fruit fill and proaperoua.
mip ill;,i.i, iioiii it to he floinl.'il and planted to rice,
| mi imporlnnt l<«... I pro.lari in I' ranee. I'ranee hopea to las*
' come l he greateii |,r...111. er o| ru e in Kurope, whereaa Ijefore
i the war nemlv nil of iIn• piniliirtioa sue was lm|mrted from
llie l''af I- nst
I'ejMollS
lliilie l'l*
SpcAkinK <>l llir "Itooc AiM L iik
*V *MV» nml llie "finr Imrtr lown'
did Vim Itimw dint iTimlnnr. non
do '10 prrrrni of d ir work wlm I,
hour* nurd lo do „n l|ir Imno And
A la rg e h \ i'n eh'i h n pltml is expected to contribute to
did Von know dim n lumiltnl yr.o. '
a*o only ft p ro m t of nil f,,Mii llie l,i 11it m or ......... |. ilowiiMs o f nililil iomd fiower needed in
work wrtt dour by riMchnir. wlin h IJ |''raoce A tm ■r n nn mm hini'i v nod .Marshall Plan funds are
I c o iilrilin lin g to ih.- <. i i i v mg old o f th ese plans and other
no«' do *t2 (irnrol of Ihr woik '
i h i igal ion prop. 1 1
All din. mrniiloiK lo n l.ooi nimli
T h u s one more •r11■rprise is under way with the purpose
inrrv oil.oth.ov of .Sprny Ci>i|.
m aking I uropi
il l .nppottm g In Ih is ease Marshall
Mr anw loir, ||n< li.ntr ...... nmh
Plan I it in l». n i" hemp pal t.. th e exact use for which they
|in|)iilnlion <>l ihr ronaliy
h,i>
w ere m l.'inli'il
helping I'.aropeans to help themselves,
<lio|i|ir.l from 2ft,'I'll ,000 m I'111
lo jl.1 5 1 .0 0 0 h,.I yr.o.
A t n m ip I f o n it in n
T H U R S D A Y J U L Y 28, 1949
T U B S A N F O R D H E R A L D . S A N F O R D F L O R ID A
1 1 ""
— ----■ ! —
- ■1L. WWI 1
I11
using thi mace of “I'll turn Commumat If you don't xuppuit ua.'
Kdltor, The Herald:
Our appeasement system i» cer
(CaaMaae* ►»»** Paga naa)
Santord, Kla.
tainly Inti ird up, ainc* we use to rarry It out, and surely our
By DeWlTT MACKENZIE
no havo witne«*ed a number of bin worn* that we will not toler present habit of no-pollry-at-all
AP Forttga New* Analyal
di»Ku»tinjt event* In the past 20 ate
--- Communism.
______ ________
„
it -is growing
go-"
ye*is- dal the moat diahearicnlnit i fg h l on our ahum . Out own must
It was the New Yrtrk Gover
in me la to to deprive our uie people are' bhng InitiSunited ami
P re m ie r A n to nio do O liv eira
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 2g_
fin Innate In old ago and the Idiml pauperiied to hern more para- nor's first public statement on
d nlaxar o f P o rtu g a l advUad lilt nd- "t men liread.
Methodist of.
|allra in Waahington ninlrr m^tea. (he Chinese situation since Nnv- i/l*i—A leading
(lonal assembly Tuesday th a t tin
So much nua ln>cn said alstut |«t inveatlgatlliK U li-A inei lean ai • ernlicr. 1047, and It contained fir InI today entered the contro.
ilttr
present conditions
Russls die (Hun in Kurope. Hat many ■livltiea/ hut me fHr-aightid and
ornr trf llie strongest criticism versy over
whether
Congren
could. If shewanled to, “carry Ini Kaioiican* who jr« rrteivlng aid 'overlook our I.hIho leader* an I he has leveled at the administra should help finance church or
arm ies In a amaahlilK march ns i'll" as taxpayers were oirrctly
tion's foreign potocy since thn private (chords. Ills stand was
ninny othcra.
f a r aa the English channel anil the end
indirectly reaponall.le for
I He Hlble Indlrntrs that charity iircsidentlal campaign last (all. s firm no.
P y re n e **."
“Hy dint of tremendous e f
The official Is John O. droit,
I licit iilight, while tlira^ reclp- begin* at home, and Phnrity
D u rin g h i* IM) y e a r* o f dictator- hilts of a ineaaly existence hero
mean* Isive. Alast we stumble fort, and at great cost, we have executive secretary of the Divi
ship the AO-year-old g a la a a r ha* e* Iionu- have heen turcod on the
achieved
a
stalemate
with
the
sion of ^durational Institution*
over our own blind and aged who
r it a b llih e d the re p u ta tio n o f I ic I iik ticily list hy our politically dehave lolled and lost through no .Soviets in thr rol,| war In Eu of I he Methodist Board of E j.
one of the w o rld '* moat aainli' inavi'd men who desired dlctatoi- fault of their own to ate incm go rope,'* he said.
oration. In n teller (n Hep. Borden*
ruler*. Therefore when he makes a ,uI power, and that through the to then tied* hungry .' I.el * not
"Hill while we have won (Iipho
NO he said:
public statement, which hr rarely iisi d ear tied rnonny of our rltlxena. look so tar away it’a hi-te In tenuous victories In Europe (h<t ih Methodists
support without r*.
nt.
.....
r.ttt.,
...
l ..___ 1
doea, ho merits att- at Ion.
W i m e fully aware that hunger j Ameikn! Ves. in Klorida. Hem- whole cause we represent has suf>| Vn|nn Ihis nation'* hlitui 1r
Of course he waa putting pies- i viols abroad. Hut what ia theiemliet tm,. out infitm Hiid Mind ferrd the most far-rcachlng and' |ti„n of scpnratlnn of church
m ii c on hi* teglalature to rallfy liff. irnie between now and p r e - ] do not have a Cadillac rm In losk
reminding defeats In China and
sintr. x x x Methodists >h.
the Atlantic Peel (which It din WH| (|Hys? People by the thun-jto tide them over with - —lew throughout much of Asia.
'ml expert and arc not asking
“While perhaps saving Eu- for fcdcrn.l ah| for their schooti
^ !,,tCr,r.m
ole,i.Vi
»‘ «rvlng In China and thousand dollars icrelved thereHut that fact In Itaclf nerdn l
,,|„, Vg, \ye,. they nt human I from. Why
Why are
are thr heads "I Mate inpc's 270 million people, we have When the time comes that they
detract from the validity of h|t)|!kp
Kngliah and thers? Are U
(
'
,
iusay'\t7out'
new
"taxes
when
.. _
i*y
about
___I __
up to now loat even more in tohiiol maintain their education
t.m i
hut
lllM u n
Itu iu li
l as
llsats. *
. t
I..
Is .
.1
I ■■ i t A t i
estimate.
i ithey
not khuman
today
In th
e ir, on
certain
Item*
heavlm
taxes China and face the risk of Ins. 'll work >•IlliollI the direct sup
The premier might
added distress?
might have
hr
, could tie levied without laking the mg all of Asia."
Ihe’ siate thev
port of
nr Mie*slate
inev wilt
win reedreadI believe, that while Russia may
The whole of Europe must tie.‘ liread from anybody's table f
"It I* my firm conviction," lie llv idiminish nil their education^
I* capable of aueh a drive, she even after several years of peace. I pnr instance, If the taxes on
continued,
"that
with
a
smalt
■I ,pspiiiisi hill lies to (he stale« "
Isn't likely In undartakr n us •landing with outstretched hands alcoholic drinks were multiplied
i Hep Harden Is sponsoring *
things now stand. Still It’s an wailing for Santa Clause Instead ||,y 6(1 It would serve a two fold fraction nf what a new war would
co*|,
we
could
provide
the
skills
unconifortahlt fajct that fium
t making a way lor themselves,
,hem selves. |jiurpose. Many could not purchase and resources which we might Ulil which would provide up to
military standpoint she might be1
thus more bread for the home rcssnnahlv hope could ellll savn vmn.nnn.mw « year In federal
find* lo the various states for
able to achieve It.
III plan the fatal weakness of all dictator- table, more homes would 'T ^ V 1 Chins-coul.l save and preservo school
operating ° expense* [t
The Allied rearmament
•d laig,:- 'hip*, and he continued:
intact, rhen l«o. a considerable „nr.f|f, h of , h(1 wor,
()n '
'
r
x
apensea. i
for western Eurooe
uroni Is basci
*.V
‘ " ‘l*1* " ^ " n* '.iS K l I •b" »1'1" "T human freedom.”
' f,IM
d. by
ly nn the potential combat strength . ,AV',l!,» ‘ h^ '',rc,’ n f , ‘ ? .c.""*.r" 1
funds
l,y private or parochll!
the
ve*nnatInns'^comprl'shig
tensions. anil condlcls
of . vice am. evil.
'J
ni*tmn|R,
»
me rive
nation* comprising tiwlny.
___
.
. ap- place*
.
!h n•^•‘ijh
that
the ^Western *15uropaan° nMn * peat I" tie Increasing, It muy taga* un coametlce and things that
(Mnitv church and lay leader,
n d tiln
P m bp . r {tdffinm
tin have ipmpfirary Irlmnns. hut In am nut a necessity In everyday .
have lakeii slitfs on the question
N sthid■nds
and
I uxcmbrinii the long Min II must either destroy Ilf* would pay big dividends.
------ — .
Ernni'ls (’nriHiiat Hosllman hs>
That total? .W it l RfMHMMi me i i Itself
abandon Us attempt to
To the readers who use l<|Uor
(CaatlaaM rrsa. Paa* flaei
They would hold the fort until f' " "
Into Ua pal- before you purchase that twrlll" |two stop-gap money bills. Ho said see used Mrs, Era nk II n D. Rpojg#
bias hewhich may semi ymn *"iil •" (he situation demonstrated "thr volt iif anti-ratholle
Incapacity" of the Demmiali,' * nunc of her opposition to use of
f t f f S S S S n r ^ C° UW
,hr,,W,,!% i™ .K mustard that, especially S T l l f f - I
federal funds t« aid church or
ruining from the President of th.; with m> rnonc^, no sight and very Party to leglalate and govern.
to these
forces.
K u - jcI,-'»ilt«'*l
^ ;;* States.
HVa'iesV 'Hi'obviously'
had little to eat o'r wear, the po-u old
The Senate meanwhile pimvrd In •iHvnl" schools. The wife of the
siaA.s
la opposed
said to hay*
a total
of mine
He ohvtoi
than 4.000.000 men, Including 2.■ it f' ieMc" to the religious, piolltlcal man or woman who now on the to the $7,0.70.000,000 Indepiiid.'iit late President replied sha has
—
economic storms which
wide------ mercy
------, of- the
- - State which I* lower office* appropriation with m pi os- no p'clinlicc hut believes In »*.
500,0041 In the ground- foreut."
Th. I'and
..... 'Tonomlr
nre
oi*. nt ion of church and statc/1
pert of several disputes.
Soviet reportedly has some JM). sweeping wide areas of Russian big an already low living check,
Earlier, a Senate ludidarv sub
ftr t!ross' letter, made public
minuted eastern
Europe.
I am vigorously opposed to maknoo men ' strategic ally located ............................
astern Europe.
■ 1 Well now, with all this being Ing or drinking llipinr, the use of committee wan told that Ainerlcnn to'lnc, .'ontlnued;
Germany, and perhapa anothc
Industrial knnw-hnw "worlh idl"We reaffirm here our deep
200,000 scattered about In <*iaalCffil true. Is Mosrow likely to launch tobacco, the sin of thesis is, etc. linns of dollars," has lieen st.ib'.i
xi,y military drive to overrun end Imposing new mid higher
tnleresl in the public schools of
Europe.
hy Soviet spies In the ' hM ’.’Il '•Iic nation. Thev must he kept
Such a s u p e rio rity In man-iM>wc western Europe 7 Such an of fan* taxes would It a Inwin in churches
virile «nd effective. Wo sinrarei^
on the part of the “Soviet llrilf’ii •Ivc would hr a wlde-ojieii Invlta- end let men and women pay for years,
The witness was J . Anthony hope Mint this Congress will enmakes il dear why Premier Hah ti.in in discontented satellites to the piIvilcgc of sinning
If many of our eveiv dav evils , Marcus of New York City, in 'd- •icl legislation meant exclusteeb
sar think* th* Muscovite* could rl«r nod slrike for llla.rly. It would
rlakcn as an act of inuld lie wiped mil, there would ' dent ,of the Institute of Koi.dg'1 for them and therehv reaffirm
m S h !" h ? d e t u n e
-------------lie money for everyl-sly. The Trade. He described the Ins,No, •mi rouimlitnei}* to the honored
ii.ere u * ■ nnvvurfuliletci m il in I TIicmi is ........ .
al this crime which was iiccntly com- ns a private (lrgaiiUntloii tin., ad- ‘ inei Iran tradition of a free
i Iip wav of inv such attempt aiel iiinctiue which warrants the sup- mlttfil In Lake county was * pariI vises American exporting and Im- church within » free state.”
li i. t h U
y
iMisitlou that till. Hi.vloi might try of wage* of sin. a- we »/,. tuld
portingfirm*.
"Oil this- principle." Dr Gross
Itusmia Is encuuntering grave t to maich its armies to the English the young couple Involved were
Marcus, who said lie came la 'vrnle.
"IImre
cannot lie mi>
hi.I s Iiim i to her daminiitlmi ulChsimid.
However, this
doesn't returning from n dam n Hln pays this country from Russia In t'.itil, •,,m prom)** "
E ft™ E u w p e W l e l
warrant any complacence on the off. U t* . writ* the Governor of
testified thm "( have lasen wit,,, ,• '■
n ,:
litrnnl dtill |M
»t| i.m It f!
I 1.11ni l .lll.lllll'UN 'l flic pull f.i s i
a tlican. oi i.ii. op .. tenn. iit ios
yrai» ago, ail NX ot I I.ohI i . i,*
pfcxeillnliv.-t ml. -1
lie Ini
aial .mil poll Ms lull II llie govcfli
meni rfiiiltl get io with tlo. m ii I
op the ('finslUutmu. N i oold fix
all out vtiimi" ii'ip,ocmi'ul) Wlotc
ihe purpose nf dll' ( nogle.* (rrlo»
lo he lii cxp.ind ncgtii Miffi'iy.e.
' the pf.|i|m'r of the orsl l ooi;ic,» d
It liad the ( iill.NNlt'i'fl.ll iiyhl I"
cio it, noi’lil I'c l» limit voting
M clmnrlv to 0C,.lues, <o il'|irmj
/Who know* >
i,u.-l ,.f tl.s. ilnniiuiHinitia
f
fill* flictl* I Ihlu alrtTe In nslustunsst ji ■linll Jflkflia I alltlf
(hfl
f
llclltlllf
(if
A IIH1!'it* II li
"has lieen and still is
ORU ti ailing corporatl elw
York. AMTORO la thdF
governnient'a
trailing
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ae*
v\'
ADVANCI-DISIGN TRUCKS
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PAINTS
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Color UynamicH
2—Live Paint Protrctinn
i
And More People Are P nI i i j j Pittsliut jfIi PaintH Than I'lver Before
IM ttti
Soul hr in negriio muled l»v * iitn
m gniil pifipsgniols th.it thei wouhl
be belter olf in the notllt tli.ni m
th* lotlllt might well rrunnier the
Ju! * prolealt of the i )oiii', hnI ipambeis
i of a moll whirl, g.illiered III ftofil
I.; J:pl ihe new home n( , negin who
.j':
had just nimed m l" * while re>i
it' ‘ danlial lection and w,n ptrvenir.l
• Ifftrtt binning the plate down slid
' L no telling w hit oiliet ilfp iu l.iiio n .
J> by ihe prompt stttval of >rsrt»l
(Ito te a ol pnllie. |'‘fiiliinatr1v (TitDetroit. New Ymk ran *1
ltd to hitr stmiet id polire In
lotacl thrir rili/rn* :ifom w l i
other; the South may not he «n
fortunate in alt il* little jrnlatrd
tommunitirs. Ilsrtiifmioui rrlntions
jdapand upon vnltinlaiy tesperl (m
'J th* feelings id otliris.
nrwsptinl on which tin*
ia printed war made in
aland. It is the litat we liavc seen
1919, During the depression
bought mnsl nf our new splint
Finland, hut when Hiller's
is invaded Poland *11 shipill of newsprint from European
tries ceased. A few tolls (tick
into nur warehouse yesterday
^ __ a shipload which arrivrd re*
i i a i i f In Jacksonville. It is the
M
newsprint we have seen in
tM m a n . W* war* afraid th a t'
A a Finn* ntighl have forgotten'
to make newsprint. We were
that CnmmtMiist Jnfluenee
.RtMsiaaI (kpunaliotr might
Mli.|lo*r ymn Ionise is latg.' or small PITt'flRlIHGH Color
I*v(nhoiih " 'l l liritig out Its first festinns, I'lTTHHtlHGlt Live
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cl
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Join The Big Swing To
M’li -nifli
1 ini upon the whim nl ihr moment,
'to thnic with i fillrge c«lin .slirtrs -
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NMlrni'inin "\|ii’i ii'iu i'tl lay I he fii wt ntomlr fiu'lnry.
Tile l Irm.r III l( 4*pi ("41' f11tti 1IT% I
A|AIH Im *
i fit
fftif iiiiilllll
Methodist Official
Battles Ag a i ns t
Private School Aid*
ConffreHN Action
i;
n .r ptfimpi ,n lion <d the upiyni
Tlie must ii-o'l ill I"ii i nr" ni nlfiini" "ii"rify iih h atiureo ii
oi a South tirofgf,, Imvn in uting
n f fhu'li'H' |tn\V"i, \vli"ii Jiinl it il"veln|i"il. in "X|M’i:ted to li«
hit iholguu In ili.pciir ,i nod, id
III" ul*ilil \ I i In. ni. pitw.'i pin ill h, anil lienro iniiliNtrioH.
Kll Kill* Kl •itiMie'ii will do none
w h "iT Ili"\ nn ’. *;inil'll willnuil ri'piiiil fur fuel Htlpply.
to hicak up ilt.tr iifg.no/ ilioii limn
Tims fiii ln rii’s in m I iiii ' I:i i i •i • utltnNMlii nf jMiwer tttltl Ik*
*11 the laws |Im I i nulil Iw p'istril Iiii 'ii I "ii iii'p i i )i"ii hum i'* nf rim1 m n lirin ls nr iicin' I h eir*
hy Coimrcts. Ill •.tying IhIS we .111 inni'ki'ts, in ("nit ni ih'iii jinwi'i' simid'H.
not nilvni.tlmg hi wlntnco a* ,,
Hill nit" liiinp ....nt-* ii iliiin. I'nlil luith seienlinlH mill
mean* nl rnoilMlIiug |,iwlr»nc» (j,,, |MI|I||(. I
.rni■ I, * iutviin s nlmllt ruiiln-lli'llvity, lllttmll'
(A man n |ic{lc.tlv wiiliip his nghl* junvin plmil.s will ind I." In n iti‘i| nenr |M,np|t'. There IlHH long
jcrsI ami moral, io in. a .lo.i i
ichmIuih c I. i I'm I ni it s I'lm liiriiig gi lmy xmnke, and
$iin oi any oilici imam « Jut It { * giiu kymilH mol nlduilnfm with Ih e lr innliulnriitiH ntmnomav hr hamlv lo pinirit in* home u|i"i'", mill |i"ii|il" linv" nlwnyn i.*iF"ii pmvilor pltiitlm ii wide
Self ilrirntr it llir fust law of na- u ir lli. Itnl nil linn will lie n.w nutliiiiff I'nfnpHrod with th e
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Sanford Forum
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THURSDAY JU LY 28. 1919
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Social
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Klwanls Club Finns
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And Personal Activities'
let'll
N p WH
'I i I IN \ |)l V M M !
r»3rti Anniversary
OlrbrnU’d llv Miami
M IA M I, .hil\ jh
.j'i Tliin i l l y
The Klwani* ('lul' will upon.1 Mi l mu' of
Mr
■I Hi
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vimii ■* 11|i| t *mIm\ m u I w i l l m u k
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♦or * skating at,,) water melon t»i tn'' n
Mmiilnv on I h r r v i - n t u n i t n i mm,| ,»f f t M l i v i
T flfp h d ttf I4R cutting
ArUn P alm er R ay — S o cie ty Krill nr
_ party_ on Kiulny night at hiMi ii*
Him .
[iViwk. T“
.7:041 o'clock.
The event will lake
s. »..
i**..it.|...l tin. .1
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l i t* Jlltmiiti Itii Vi'll* pi!) hi)*1 of
' place at the local skating rink M. D.iu*
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f
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M iam i
pluygi oipi*i cUiMton
will
Avenue
muI Ihe piny eentei
in
Ilu
'*1*1' h Hit’ t ♦•T»111. ill \ Itii «1 |tVFpi ll ilM«
T l'E S I) AY
Tile licit skitter ii present will
Tb,
i * Mi'M'l* Iif fm i* i(ill 111*1ft ami piti firs uitl !; *•*• i*
Circle Nu. 7 of Ihe W. 8. C. 5
tereive a prize nml ii program j .....
1
'1•1 " r’lMOr* lit goiiht* ntii il |n mi p M
of I lie i'ii it Mtithdlst Church will
’ during Ihe evening will he un-1Hi. t i n- * ‘ !•'!>• ll 11|*»|«’ III P
<i4»vt'»in*i I- nllrt V\ *ii i «*ii jii'il i>'-*
Mr. and Mt*. R A. Newman
meet at K;oo I*. M. at the home
the illrcellon of the Sanford f.uii .1. i
Ml* lit •Ml ll Illivifll" J1 I*» i»It' i%ill k|t h iiim . amt ihe r h iff
uf Mr. Ted David. 211 Maplwlptan to Have on Sunday fur New KVc-rraflon"[>"partmen"
MONHAY
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v* i liml In'lp .-\rt iilivi- |, ,i hurliili'il In i i I i I mma
Circle* of the W. S. C. S. nf.A vei.... at HrlHl P M.
11.
I* i ii ii hurt) ti* | In* Miami William's I'lill* -iilwi't v
f i r it Methodist Chinch will nw i ! „ •
Daughter* of
Weeley
e ok- i 1
iiatl In ifivo mg i!^ ti'tii irmivii *aiv *mi ’'"ill
Mr. and Mr*. W. C. Hill are
,«♦ 3i80 r. M. hi follows: Circle < «*« "f «ho Hr»t
Methodlit
i '. i ' lid
uni \ *img prnnlt*
fimiMt'ilt ii*mlitinM *
.iV o t with Mr*. J . M. McCnikill,1' hurrli "III moot lit the home of upending several weeks at their
I. ,..l " f Hu* H il'Ir
‘nu* I hiypiu >i a* • M ih \Vn» id'll
VOOB Grandview Drive; C lnle No. ]J J ' '
C H.
lumpy, 20B Ea»t summer home at New Smyrna •
l.il
" fM i
m iih will n rn \. i,\ pitvitlr plum' »n
2i with Mm . T. F. McDaniel. i:ii;i i Klgh ernth Street, at H:(W P. Reach.
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♦ h i m i l ! h 1 IMI V
\ \ H u m, I'd'-III I f i 'J 111■ f*»l
Park Avenue; C hile No. I will. M. |,.»tea«pa will he Mr«. W. C,
.'lit
....... ft! It I I'tl'pl l-'ll -IlMM'l , 1hi' W "H* 'H
Mr*. W. P. Field. 202 West Seven 1Hill. Mrs J. M. Mr( **kll), Mr*,
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. I’erkin*. *
I I tief
r ia l' iiiM ir - 1411*I ii hi irf I I ^ 'J
tventh Street nt ;i:.'H) I*. M.; Chile j "
A Hunter. Mr*. llo*» Adam* Jr . and two daeffhter* hate left
Mi
l.-'M g r I Hi I f f Ha ,m\ u Ni*fli.l>t\ pHit\ fit iMimi'i
HAPPY
lURTHOAY
for
Daytona
Reach
to
spend
No. 4 with Mr*. It I.. Shinliolser. 'uni Mis* Itulli Hand.
» 1" Liml iu llfil ( Kmv K \ p " h' u HmMinu'.
Mr*
Hill Tvre
some time.
flflT Oak Avenue; Circle N«. <<
— *
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fmliM* mm Sim il
Clayton Hasty
Mr*,
livintioii.
II \ I'll \M > H A M S S I IT K 1 I
Mra, James Crapps and da^igli
Magnolia Avenue; Circle No. H i .
----Mumi W lltiM
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it* Mill.*t iH i ,-sfllprt ill *nWitHllt
with Mr*. Hoy Till!*. din Kim
|f W(i W|,M, „ m , MclNTOSH we U. Alin left yesterday for New M ( 'r K ( ’h t * l l e T v p U ’llI
M*
•r in •imliaa f.a in 11IirT
Smyrna
Bench
to
spend
some!
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piiitiiN
tm|
covcn'il
ilmfi
ilon'i l.clii-'p we'd ever leava that time.
i » f V i » f V S l i t r i 'i
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Ik I -M
' I I F|, ,,,, |. 'tippi-ts « dl I.,- Iit lil l,y the San
pm ntr officii in the hack of hta
Koi>i| I,inking new store. , from all
' • odiiii-un(uni*
with Ids Im .l Hutli uni li-iitus t'luh The
” j like
m .. • g<md
« j -ptac*
...
Mr.
and „„„
Mr*..,Corky..
Janies C. Hifr.
H» JAM ES II. WIHTK
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M *,ltlr P e ll* ji-n -n l »d l l ike idiu-e un Satiud-n
........... •(. sound*
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AP N e**fe*tures Writer
to MH'iiil the duy. . nil luniiltloning, *__
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!--';iti an.| - -in tin-mug nt fun i.'ilixk nt Ihe
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Smyrna Heaeh.
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'ins AROUND the TOWN
Toniffht Ac Friday!
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Mm fun
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jit o n a Beach.
' veteran’*manci
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| E Is 1 Mi nil..............
*ueee*s story wo
1. . n ic e ..........And speaking of good
i - i i m l .|i h
Her*ehelle
nimt-iM,
i . ....11n in*,
' looking store*. . the one that R. T.
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hnX ,M
»" * 1* month* this loiily young 11u i»»»••t I..... . i it Ii 1,.,
.j.^ + 4. 4.
! COWAN i* remodeling I* looking
ha* made the Wes, Coast
hetter hiiiI belter. . He ha* cer* daughter Mr*. Donald Mrrrell M-Ol
. ..
||lliri.riP liusiness
toisiu..,* luuk
.... . to
ladle*
lingerie
lo It*
it*
i l.unly dnm- his share in Improving und her «on Hugh of Orlando
_
laurel*.
h i t h Ip ,'l
ni
Sanford's mukeup..........
1 '!• - C1'': 11 •!! i *1 '
' MRS. It. I,. PERKINS, hack from
* .
Mr*.
Lloyd
F. Hoyle
and
HPrwhtllr rUirn* In he the gMY 1 III', I n "
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1 4 U fl V 'i l(ii :
ttlill
' Ihivtonn nml downtown yesterday daughter*. Dial. Rosa Coke an,I fMIHmulWe for the .......
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lllor mug............ DAVID SMITH In Lylllan, left yesterday for l.aur- f " " 1" ; «he mother aiul daughter 11IS1
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n new Mercury............El.DRIDGK _ un, 8. C, to visit relative*.
matched nightie art. and the seei
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-------sucker shurty.
nays llmt Ihmihi*
THOMPSON, spurt* editor of th e 1
Mfl
Tupelo, Ml** Journal rhatting | Mra. R. W. Williams and dill- Heraehelte. pajnuiu* wen- just «
"Mi'H, 'stlinp |
with ART IIKCKWITII in tha ilren, Dottle. Robbie and Svlvla, nocturnal shirk-mill. Shortu * cnnie
i|S in ,'lllly |
pies* ho* nt the Municipal Ball* r an to leave August I fm Ncu generally in unglamnnms flannel.
i m p i »' c im *n| '
Smyrna
Beach.
Mother*
amt
daughter*
apparently
pork............
|ti mm ii Inii
--------; slept In unmatched nightle*.
.1111.1 AN STKN8TROM In a
mi tin* I ill I f m
Mr. and Mr*. Gordon Swe«ncy
The man wlm did souielhiug
lojght plmd whirl and dark sun
inti) p i m f i i '
glasses. . . . wonder If they had plan to leave on Sunday for about tlit.- situation I- -*• veins
Clip *■ om it»f f . j
any I'oiini'i'tliin.............I,EE SAM* Tampa and oilier point* on the old. weigh* IN-'i pound*, and stands
i »' ‘ *»‘H
nearly six feel tall. Ill* ideas a
1 El. 11AI. GKtlltKR and MAYOR West Cnalt of Flurhla.
Jtml n H 11Ml
----------( hunt ulghtwea, fm West Coast
ANDREW CARRAWAY chinning
-•ii' f»» Mlb.'t
Mr. and Mr*. W. A Leffler ladle* have inspired I hem to seek
on the corner........... HUD WEBER
0M| 1*1J*■ IIf He
••ni fiu Unit iiuimlng drink............. and daughter Ml** Lila I.cfflct fm more of hi* product* than he
'lllll . 11 M»»*
.1. II. TRCI.UCK riding down Park left la»t Monday for Highland, j , supply, ll make* him unhappy.
It** f l lf sdlM-'
N. C. to vlatl for about n week, j |,u| he ha* to turn down big ut
Avenue................MRS CHARLES
IHlMltl* s. 1bp
I del* frunt Ihe east, too
11NN in her red Plymouth conMr*.
Tom
Hull
.im
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liei
sister,Hersi-lielle
was
limn
ill
Plltr.
vrrtlhle.............
i MR.
mid
MRS.
F R A N K Mr». Ruth Scott, returned t.Hlav, t„IIK|tl Pa., as Harold Slien. Hi*
MM(| i mi
Sanford-Orlando Hoad Turn on! HHAMKH and young *un out ert* frnm Char leal on, W. Va„ " l " '" ' fnlher la o poultry •Hiulegg denlei
tiiey Imve visited for the p a * r ilM<) wunlP(| Hatuld In
lilt il tltr
« 1 I |I11HI
J lilptirH'NM.
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MR. and MRS. F. D. SCOTT
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Mm.
R.
R.
H
ciim
lm
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icii.intMl!|
IHpp|,in,|y , ,(kli|| h, <llfiw ^,1*.*
and diiiightcr DKRORAII watch
to hrr homf
nu in Itnwa
i
rmirt «ftcr
M
tvH
Hf,Mrht,|||l
uft«»i hiisli
,
say*
ing
the
hall
game.................MARY
Ul
nv‘ m-huul he went to an nil and
CASH wHiking from the grocery pending aiveral day* at
|store to work................... AUDREY tona Reach »* the gne»t of Mr sign school and fuuml he liked lo
d ti" girls'clothe*, too,
1 HAI'H Dying on lints with mother, ntill Mr*. H- L Perkin*.
MRS. P. R. IIACII. looking on. . . .
. Mr. , r l
............ I Till* wn* the sltuati.........
I-'.
Mr.
and
Mr*.
.
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when
Hersehelle enlisted in tin
TOMMY VAUGHN In that
turned
on
Tua*ili<v
from
iu-ud-1
,,
month* iiitil city Chevrolet he received for
ui HiIlls hirthduy..............JEAN BAYER
1 In a blue cotton Htrapleaa frock
amphibious englneri*. pol-ed fm
CA
where
they
spent
ah-mt
*
{ ............ HA It It Alt A SAUNDERS In month and- a half.
Hie Nnrmamly Invasion.
i that red Fold convertible, i , . ,
Thi-ip were hiii*-hinnh* and nit
' MU .....j MRS. mtUCE HOLT over
mid*, lull the really Inti-ii-iimg
, MW
r h * rl«
from Orlando recently...............MR, ,ffnycui
nwl two «on« nf DhiUn* part of ll nit to Hersehelle witami MRS.
K. SPENCER enjoy^- ( B r e
egpn-lad to arrive on when III* gol lo Pari*, a plar'
ing the hall game........... CAMILLA V” ;
v w t Mr and
in -M
? * wlii-ie they think a lot
.RU SSELL,
!,nd .on Billy at women'* riot he*. Hersehelle f'
I. F, N A R E L I. K HAGAN and thrlr home In Mayfair.
al home there.
MRS. STEVE NETHERTON of
The war look him on I"
New York City, the former MAUY
Mr. and Mr*. W. T. Gmighf of many, and hark to Auiein-u i
DHHITDN. enjoying dinnor ta- 2711 Smith
Ci|n*ron
Avemm demobilization. It wiisu’t long '
gel her at the The Anchor............. have a* their guest* their daugli- fore he wn* hark In Paris.
"I hear you got In a fight with ter und her family, Mi. and Mr*. llig how lo make riot lira f-"
yrnn wife. How did il come out?" Eldilitgr
Tluinipsoli and their nten.
' "She came lo me on her knew:." Mill, of Tupelo, Ml** 'Ii Thomp
"I made enough iiimii-v "What did *hr *ny?" ............ .. son i* -port* editor "f the Tup design* to pay nil wav nod
Ifiu in under Ihe iied, you cow elo .loiiriiHl.
lot of traveling aiound Em m il!"
lu- recall*.
I ^ ^ . ' h S n WYNM
Mr and Mr*. K. M. (iullnway
He returned to America
u n i o*um
If your family like* hollnndai.se have n* theii guest* thrlr nelcea year* ago and worked in a •
•
MOMt*l**N
aavica cuaav 1 Hauer serve it over rorned beef! Mr*, lam er Miller of Havana, of laillea garment faetorli- , -"
* i mi oaniuTRA
I hash topped with poached egg*. I l la and MU* Winona Millar of , went eoaat, designing nml » >
Petersburg.
Thijlr
recent aging production.
Green pea* or huttrred «nnp hrnn* St
I lH lM , 7110
Kiddles Under 12
; Mb
are good vegetable* to accompany gue»t* were Mr. anil Mra. War
" It wn* alt right, nml I I- Alwnyn F ree
ren I.ester who left Sunday to a lot," *aya Hersehelle. "Hot
the dl»h.
return to thrlr home In Havana.
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of
England ini
Saturday!
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Slmrls
Children
Ciiiiipli’h* s lu m * 7:1.1
■ iim ili
-ii miming
pool
,i ,ki *1 |„ 1*1 lug n
strvf %mn
*t nfftR IfidtrM D<er*»1 ID* HlM«t
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Of Vet's Success
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Personals
Socid Calender
with
A rollltiK mill tlint rolled iron l>y Henry
Inin desired iliii)ii(i uni [ini^ntril 17SJI
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H IG H W A Y
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UNSING CREATES LOVELY ;
leaf UNDIhS............for
Big Sister, Little Sister, and Mother, Too..
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MORRISON, INC.
<& tU WEST BEND
| tjiiarrv Hie*, widely used for
hravv-duty
floors,
are mads
1from nautral clav* or ahalss min
ed at nr near th* factory (It*.
Hltnrtie Pajamas
*' 11 1111i!
PujnttiH*
fur
-im ll fry ' in Blue,
till
REMOVAL SALE SPECIAL
l l 1*
rrico t
-sizes -I In HI.
2.511 pc.
aU-aAitmitrum
SH AM
S T IR ItIZ I*
PANTIES
Air Co
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♦ i 'a w a .t s :
Wl HAVE IT
ii i
Brit f style imntie* in While
Jersey with dainty jiiiut trim
elastie le(fs . -si/.e* 2 (lint III
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Today and Friday 1
IzOflirs’ PantieB
i TOUCHTON DRUG CO.
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di n • i|in i k as n w in k "
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ONLY TWO MORE N1TES
I'lintv -.tvie ,-shown . .
ni j.......... lues in iirief
To Hear
si i le*
EVANGELIST E. J. DANIELS
fV'.y
I’anlies 2.50 pr/
Uriels 2.00 pr.
T o n ig h t 7 : 4 5
*'Th# fiilpermnn o f Bible Prophecy*’
|Who la ha?
JW h « a I* he?
® Proof he will rule over Sanfonl
Film. "Tho Blind Begg«r”
FRIDAY T;S4
LADIES’SLIPS
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Sleek It liiiluied to fit
it it d e r your .slimmest
.skirts
. in lit<nut if til
Nylon. I’ink or >.
p r.
''When the stop Light* go out on the Road to Hell"
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T H U R SD A Y J U L Y 28 . 184 ®
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THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
T H U R SD A Y J U L Y 28 . 18-19
Giants
punt returh nvsragt uf M.7 2 S e m i n o l e
yard* per return. At the name time
Gerber wax fullbacking for the
Etch now shell
chambered ntutUua
coil of the I throe time* the sise of the pre
1d?t|1
>»«• *Hf
It exactly I vious coil.
^ I I T i r R " OF MARTFII'R HALF
N o l l e * In h * r * b y g l v m t h a t p u r
su a n t to f i n a l •|tri,e r»n* 1#retl on
t i l * 2 1 st dny o f J u l y
A. D 1949.
In tl m t r e r tf tl n r m i o p en d in g In
tin* C i r c u i t C o u rt in an d fo r HriniMoIr Co u nty.
F l o r i d a . in C lin n c r r > . w l n T r l n F i t »t K r d r u l Hnv*
I n « s uiitl
U mii
A ssociation
of
Hriu tn ol*
Co unty,
a
corporation.
t'»r.
Dayto.rut. second
U ».i
Dave Riissl. Sanford, shortstop!
A I I - 3 u i r Guy
Garrett.
Pierson,
thir.|
base) Frank Noriega, Del..,.,,
It It field: Mike
Ward, Sanford'
centarfleld; Done Hnhert*, |.it '
----------DELAND July, 28— (Special)— Helen, ilghtfleld; Jack Syh>,
The first annual Trl County ter.
. .. DeLeon, catcher, and f,„ ,.
’i
Murphy,
Crescent
City
league All Star tilt la aat for , nln
*
“
”
L
“Sunday,,
J
'pitcher.
studded! Also named In utility capacity
a m eet-1were Bill Byrotn, Daytona; Wti.
>n homo; Hum Shame Jr., Crescent City;
i lli'li Seymour, Pierson; Juliari
team |Mclnnli, DeLeon: Pasco Cad*
ill stars Craicent Citv F. F. Baxley D,
II alar*. I.eum
Ed Millpr, Pierson; Kelly
men on Porgh, Del.and.
and
Chad*,
P la y e r s
. ,, a .
. , . .
L ilS te u O n
uTf t S S f u . ' T r l - C o u n t y Team
•t tackle*, protected by aeplor
S'
■“
GAINL«Vll.LF.. July 2H (.Special) Florida’s Fighting Gators havi Frank Dempsey and oophomore
John Nalvahak. Aa a freshman—
Lem improving with age. and iliu fall lliey stand every chance of be- varsity piayar In D)47 Natyahak
• iMiNint s-rvrr i.r K il l:
Team
H
|.
1
louiing out of the "u|tsrtlinge*l" leami in college ranks.
I riK ln .sv Ill.
||||
waa generally conaldered the top
. li*v to n * ll.a rh
SD «) .si! «■,
Impioveinenl Inn been Im.i Ii gradual and firm since Ray (Bear)
| rs ls iv s
s; 11
JJ' * “f"»J,na
is is sJ! ii!!* ^ V^'ulf. luraieily of TI L’ and North l atolina. moved in when Florida
i
r.',Hr
,Mn
844* isio ra 1 I lill*. low man ori the totem pole ill *• — --------- —____________ ______ _
1U l O O , |„ |,„st a victory. Orlando collectllitn. The Gators lost nine tm . v
„ ..
;
nriMtoio
stss **• jk 'v , nine
A ’n A d ' c l 11 tills oil Iwo (ialiieivilla ] I.• ♦ ■loir*
that year; had a 1-0 I <** ' ,
, B?,b wy Gru* tlmmch«r
JS 71
s
S i Hurler*.
1 mu in 11)47; and a 5-6 record la«t J 1 “" “ mom,
a rl,Im “cher)
and
H eaalia T e a te rS a r
y,.I.r
V"KU" Williams may be one of th«
j
DeLand Ked Hals stopped | i i rl * ndo l| ( l a l n e s v l l t * J.
rs „
I the surging Bt. Augustine Sain ts,. l o l . n n d 1. Ht A u g a a t l i l . J
H an rn rd S.
; P ith Rookie Erl Cooke's seven II RP n. rl at ot bn*. to.
^ n
u
NoW / " T
” *'n"l»»*cwr wa. perched solidly
U * s r h S. r ^ . e l o u *
well ).,. their theme song for the
, wtry A|1.8outhern Conference
' Idler. The Hats themselves could ,
n a m e . Today
H- (Hperlali muster only four safeties hut II i •riHi,d„ at riaimsviti.
ew"
,n,t.#
r
r
’
i.T
w
'''ly*,"?e»
■»■«) rankm en.-fifteen linemen and four err.
|.,^h
t h e All-Americans.
•sted in the they used three tif them In the I l.w s l i u rK a t T U y l n i i *
' s i n t h n mi Han fo rd
I
Place the roster. Miaieen
„u.kw, u , „B| of H4a
d
» tlnril spot flit), inning to scot, four run*.; 1t m
l.a Oft nt HI. AUJ Ill.tllle.
•eyes lit the I Al Marchesano's long triple wus ]
of them are seniors.
...lining, for an average of 7.8
A M R N lcasr i .R a u r r :
o<in pied at ( |h* |,ig Mow In the fifth frame,
......... T r a m
W
I, p r i
'lln- If,n in e lion attuck it. <|iim K wirds per trip, and led Florida's
i: si ssi
in Beach !■- j |« sent two runs across. St. An :-ir**
vieioos, colorful---and ,lang, i ii- , muig with <W points,
< lev.land
^ i | jo «un
.
Iirustlne's Jim Ketcher was the j Host on
t|
4) f t |
I built mound therunning liiilluumHacking up the fast, heavy,
th e ir, victim of no offensive support ii'lillmlelplila
sj u f |of lift Ini If l.iM-k Charlie H'hnrkt iiurd-hlttlng regular hacks are
1 lh.tr,ill
ft. At . 11
Wednesday friim his mates.
lloiisingei i,mi iuipres-lvely -up- I"1' runner* Hal Griffin anil Lo" Mattered i s s v ro n rt
i poited liy iiglit hulfhuek John <o«, ten llroadu*, and newcomer full
. fullhaek Kos.-ell fiudwiu Mini i|niu t*s**'k Myron Gerber. Two years ago
! terliuck Vie Varcaro. The pMssiiig •tiffin set a new national colla-
•all TO Tli*
seams
|
l.o t 37 o f U f t . i s l . i A er r s . •• P«r
I*Imt il i* r* »if duly tif r t c o r a in
I lir |i.ib||t le« ot tin o f H#inlnol«
f o u n t y. F l t .r l d s
P in t B o o k T.
I's tf e i t .
•4*1,1 «oit* \%.i i.r m u d # n u r s u a n t
In m i d III
n r d r r V«»
n i it l t f y
Ir 8in» tif M.lltl flliitl dftTH
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OOZIU AND CAT fAINTS
HOBO SHIRT
A 'l'U i,
Locker Plant
ITtO/ION FOOD HEAIKJUAKTKKS
lOl-W-lllth St ....................... Phone 1318
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Arinmtr’H All Meat SkinlcHM
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gduntiinc Old FiiNhiuni'd Country Cuml
EAmi Hickory Smoked —10 to 12 I’outid Avg.
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"i the firs* tiny
ROXlNti ‘ *
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Welterweight
iii<i,|!, , " M
i , <l,v R'ddtmoH and
Middleweight Contender
Steve
llellolse agreed t„ Hl-ruut.d nuiitltla fight ui Yankee Hlinliom
Aug. 21.
llOLF
«AINT J o h n . N. ||...Tommy
■iiddrll of IJiiehec elliililmleil lierending Cliamiilm, h’lmik .Strnnuhan. «'M'up in I III,,dee, in ll," third
rour.d (if the ('nnudiun Amiiteur.
BLUE ROSE RICE * ,b te,,° pkK 2 9 ^
Hunt's Fruit Cocktail.... No. 1 tall can J 5 £
Heart’s Delight Peaches .. No. 2l/> can 2 5 <
Gulfspray........................ Pint Bottle 1 9 ^
Octagon Laundry S oap........... ) for 19^
Palmolive R egular.................. 1 for 2 0 ^
Lettuce
•#•eeeeeaeea
ea.
FRESH, FIRM, LARGE
Tomatoes 2 lbs. for
-
11
U'EK IH
Hollywood l»(*d
Our Koval ('iiiiilort”
"
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l u ll
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Specially
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till** f la•I la •• Ire- |ll||t||«ll*tl Ol1C« H
U r e k fur frrill t ••ll-ftTlI IV* %%«*Kh
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M .iin iU A
IN'
( ' l l A N , 'B U Y
Stanley-Kogers i
Hardware Co. .
MEATS
Sirloin Steak
Square Cut Chuck Roast
WESTERN CENTER CUT
Pork Chops..................
COPELAND'S
Picnic H am s................
Brisket Stew .......■*,. ......
Pork Neck Bones..........
Spare R ib s..................
White Bacon Center Cuts
WATCH THESE PRICES
V T IK T
UTO
S
IN FRESH FISH
S£A
rtlcli'M F o r Hule
H— Real Estate Fur Stile— J
Use
HERALD
Want Ads
F re e
— .1 in —
iiuhiucnh
U p p o iiu n ltie *
i:\n.t'SIVK APPLIANCE
l it \Nt nisi: WAH,Mil.K.SOON
" M u llH t llf t lllil* t)| F illi' lie lltlllii
fa r R muB i
lay tumid Lund«|iiUI, A hm«*cUI«* j S K ItV K L iUi+ K o frIg n n im * imv
'hour 7T2 AI In til U* Hunk Bldg. 1 lypi* gnx
fim u 4 to H iiihit*
BKDItOO.M Imimulnw .w ith cxfeel:
|l»6 to f'Jtnt.OU
llu collier lot, gunige w itli ce- F IV E Ici'laixea fill-pliiind eupuc
men? floor, fitte d for Juuu,Ir y .
ily :
|1".(H) tu 425.110
Kitchen
Miulpped.
2fi ci'rn.i (.'AS
Wntei
HeutelH Slightly
treca. Con lie houglit m i vu n l
duiunged new guai'NItti'c u n y ,
teiins. See uwnei 2f>44 Siioloi I
type gus
;;u to lu-Giillon m Avu,
purity:
from f t'.'ho i" lOiMin
N P A IT .
Il'iite i
Simp
worn
PHONE 148
t v i a i a a . w i l l Oa m « » W
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I'K C 'IA Ic — I have fu r
( A llu s iv e
Mule tile A i i i i i i II. I b n iie i l u i m
c o n sist lo g o f ten l i l i e s 1 1 .m i iiu '
Celery Avenue, lying
till- fill III " f Chillies
I I II-1 . T ills
lllllli
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M , i, we
r e l it ,‘I s
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jti.n u u i„ oT.m iu It'l l '
THE
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nieii of liltfldy p ii'du etiii l ,ii',
look ut it noil make \>mi i„ t
offer.
F ltK D W. IIK N D E It, Kenllor
I'll one 10.10
It. 1). Priest, I’hone 7Dt-tVM
SANFORD
Mill's Swap Shop We buy. d l nr
trHile must anything. ttRi Sunford Ave. Phono J08-J.
Wa ImiUi ton, when you don't
bring your prescription* tu
Lanov's. Phono HIM.
PITTSBURG Paints fur' every
purpose.
It's a better apartment you ora HKNKARIK (ilsas A PuinI Co.
I( M i k i n g fur, 3 or 4 room A bath, Ilf-114 W. 2nd.
Phone 120.
furnixheti ar unfurnished to the
right party,JW6 8. Park Ave.
i'U R N IS ir c n ' Apartments from
|21).00 tu $43.00. Oil Park.
FURNISHED Garage Apartment. New Plywood boats, sprcinlh
tRMY-NAVY SURPLUS '
113 W; ll)th. St. Phone (WO-W
ttented A finished. fH'k Phone
lit:, N. I'nlmetto Ave.
Ph. 1821
after 0:00 P. M.
1188.
\\ A I KK i.llies, till colors. Open
20 ACRE celery land,' by year, al
ready plowed. Inquire Frank’s
Sundays. Halt. Tropical
Fish
GOOD AND HAD
II u t c h e r y, Hunford-Orlundu
Dew Drop inn.
.
I Useddouble lied
$0-03
Highway, Just south 8 point*.
1 Used M pc. living room
SEWING Machine* by month.
suite
~ •W’
BT. J O I lif f ELECTRIC CO.
1 Used Walnut Vnnlty
»•-«*&
li— AH TICLK H W A N T E D — 4)
1 Shopworn Maple lied, roll
HERALD
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c o o l u ir ,
ozAHf t; ,
I U 0 T P I T C H / . ..
A t t ' L L M X THAT
f CAHl C I S
Speciui Servli'en
. / /. AP
SE E IfH FOB
MIMEtKiICAI'll PltlNTINO
AND t'YPING
CHEDIT Itt'HKAl) OK
HANFORD
1141 N. Park
I'hour MR
ORLANDO Morning Sentinel h i
lurid" Evening Star, Cull It.i'i'hJ
Huy. Ilftn-J.
GALL r»17 for lluttery. t i n .'iv '
' and Btar^tr servlco. Swum''
lill 11cry Set vice, 3(11 tV. I' id
LAWNMOWKKH sharpened, h,
cycles repaired, lock and k")'
work. No waiting- wmL « i u i i anteod. II. W. Slimnnn. IH*
Euat 4th. St., Smifuiil, Fla
(Formerly with Williumi, I >x,t
Shop).
,O T I'
JA C K SON! I
- I.:
Expert lla,lio flepaliing
Fred Myera. I l l K 2nd St
|
Al.TKItATiliNS nud Dies \l „ ,
mg llll'v W 1*1. Slice! I I ' . ,
IIK I-J.
VENETIAN Itl.INDS run,I............ ,
der. Semiuolu Veiietion ltlmi|
Co. H20 W. Mid. St
IT i „ » i
11/12- W
NEW F L C O ia -urlaced t„ p.ife,
tlon. Old floor* in«de lit" '» "
v iois)iing, cluMiiitig A mixing
I'oitiilde power plunt, 2 2 > , ; ii
I'xperieuce in Seininule ('""idv
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spring and fuilon nmltresx Ml.filli
nice
pc.U Maple
nice, Fred
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LARGE HEADS
iUonor Hntntl— 10-ox Pkg.
III / I t
L«u«**W
4V F. NI/P
T o * R iSU ITS,
lb.
TID E
b u st Thnw— U t RIho—Hake
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T-Bone
End Cuts •••■aaikrioasoasit.to ••••>
INo Bono— No Wnato
Honor Brand— 14-oi Pkg.
Round Steak .M
39'
(blabber Girl Baking Powder.... 10 oz. 0 8 £
.
R O L L S.... pkgof8 1 7 *
CAULIFLOWER
CDIII I f 11
25*
Heavy Western Beef SALE
Pork and Beans.........11 oz. can 4 for 2 5 <
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PILLSBURY’S fifST FLOOR 5
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FRYERS........ 5 3 *
CHOPPED B E E F 111 5 5 *
WIENERS...... 3 5 <
CHUCK ROASTS.. 5 9 ^
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214 HANFORD AVKNIIE
QUANTITIES RIGHTS R ESER V E!^
G rocery Dollar
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To
lt’a perfect witli denims a m i f u l l duds.
Extra lung talli, action-buck pleuts,
convertible collar, i n r e d , blue o r g r e e n
bold block plaid. Sanforized, wushuble
and colorfaat. Sizea 32 to 40.
PRICES
It
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County Dog Track
Dr. C. L. Persons
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tj a% tif
A l» l u l l , o f f e r fo r rslt t a n a
,
to lilt* liltfli* »t tinl ItrM bUU\*r
lirrt*In *»• , n
. a oh
ut tin f r*Mit
tloor or
t » f *uit |«. ■ ,h t
tNiurt •l«*o«>» tif NfinlnolP l n u n ty .
K lorl. la
it. HuMoril. FlofU tn. ! " •
foils** init •t*P<rlto«l |iro|»*by.
ChtFURNIHHEn g a r a g e
m e n t $82.t * ) p e r m o n t h .
424 W
S —KwM b if U V J y
Nlckle, Silver, Gold I'luimg, l'-l
Ishltrg. Baby shoe* nnd «U"'i
keep-aukee llronied.
CD Radios $tl and up. Twilling
DUNN'S PLATING SllitP.
Guns $1.20 and up. All Al
Rebind Vowell'e
Ph 12 H*
im* % Prlcei Phllco PlionuSTEAM^LlJX*
House
Wuxhim;.
ap art
aph Needles t4 Price. The
Entire outaldu area itieliuluig
Phone
uslc Box 830 Sanford Avenue.
screens. Frau esliiiiulc*. Phone
collert Oviedo 2UMI.
EXPERIENCED brtke and front
Unit Doser and Drag-Line Woik.
GLADIOLUS—beautiful g l a d * ,
We specialise ill pasture "•b
cut fresh every day, MBc per,
and grass planting E,l Dim-,
dawn and up. We grow them
Phone I0BB-W.
i f ' y o u r p l e a s u r e . 810 W. Git*., ip
I
r ‘ ,T n- Avv)i IIvhv
ftT T T N i) — n
CALIF.
FOUND—Lady’s
ring.
w -j.
Lemons
A U T O *f«W | *K H
nor Brand— 12 -ox Pk
- I
CHEVROLET coupe, a good
Bniall, Vahlct
First I Magnolia
0 . <4. Navy T-flhlrta
” 48,.1coi.onfci) woman vnnU
$a5
mmk
Referencw. Phone 4 *J .
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i / 'r A V n i i > .
UR ‘ .EA LEi
Ford
Hydraulic
Dump Tnrek. 8 Yd. Body. Gimil
mechanical condition. Can h*
Inspected at Oleen Coporstion,
Bem ford, FU . $8S6. Phone D«-
MC M U ST L
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THURSDAY JU L T fe , l|g|
TOT BA IfrO RPO TRA LD . 8 AOTOHDfiO IM lU
TW O
■ tlm ACL
M r a, Fred
sit-h Hprnl
H. M. Olaaaon, Dlatrict Demit)
Grand Matter, and the instaiiu,
tU fr of tha Independent Order
o f Odd Fellovea In-tolled new of
Magra at the Orlando Lodge, No.
20, on July IH.
Frledn* of Mr*. William J.
LafCrr will he glnd to hear that
t t j j It makliiR a good recovery
|M|tWlng an operation on July
18 at the local hospital.
M ill Peggy He*l of Jackaon
ftHd.aptnt tne week-end with her
M tants, the (I. K. Ilc*i*. on
W f t a l Lake.
; Wt, and Mr*. Stanley I’cckhain
and young son of Atlanta ar
riv*d Saturday lo 1 1-II hi* pai
dltta, the J. A, Perkham*.
•Mr. and Mr*. II C. Pugh re
turned Tue*tlay nlghl
from a
Pfmhined crulne nml fl hlne trip
which took Muin to Mayporl.
. , Mr. and
. M (tlea*on
grid daughter. Milt Fltle Jane
idotored
to
Lake
Charles,
Gforgla, Saturday^,
Jim Ilrodle, iffc®Wr4i«liinc Id*
grandparent* In Kallcy, !!, C.
•Monday, Mr. nml Mr*, t W.
picnic at nock Sprint* on J
Hunan
nf Payton* FO.
Lego] Notice
July IB with her
lor. Mr*. Clarence PcrUmm.
im. Ilnitun wii* acroinpnlneil hy
er rlnuRhter.
Mbu Callicrinr,
b» h vncatlnnliiR from Call-
Mr*. J . W. Orlffln and child
have moled to Longwood. It
[>e remembered that Mr. u rt
lv confined to the 8 ate Tol
cular lltiapllaI la Orlannn. I
Imr the trip, her aon, Earl
‘ i p „
. i,_r the misfortune to fail off I
Mr*. .1. E. IJohtnaon *« I
r trurk. Injuring hit hip.
.ter, Ml.* Ilnltlr Kirki«
Mm .
nrrenlly Floyd
fyoblom
U
m'.lnrr,
lM ' o m . M c -
K(|r|
(; riff|n
rcturn(d
Thurston, Car
Cnuntr, to i!
H 'tnllinU
" Court.
RNDON
COU
n ttn * in the
tO,
■* Ml
tiahi rnkefle
Kins of (ho
Ibis notloo. I
-hull i># in w
th« pim « on
<>l Urn u<t4r*SI
•hall I t swori
hU nSfOI. or.
uurli r l u l m
or
from
hmrrlr rrt AMnr l'arl* Th>r-H*y. varatlon anent In and aro
rhere they ylaller the I II f.t'In- rrnwfnrrlaville, Ind.
,rv '*r«ln U llnlrlnann ami JanGlenda „r MrHi Vrrnn M)tc
V.*...... .
,
Im- worry to hear that ahr
*
While there, tliev we,n Roeat*
t)|(,
nf hpr p(|rPI
(lie hummel nml ItTtprr-'.nivr t)lfl
pjohhim*.
" He Unfit "ervire*.
Mr. and Mr*. F. E. McPmn
Mr. ami Mr*. Howard Mai-, and children, Martha l<ee,. M
‘hew* and Charter Matthew* of |J,rm ami Carl attended the I
"hllnilrlplll* were dinner uneal'i. Rly-Wlpqly (ta ff flih fry, J
2n. nf (heir brother »nd * i* -1jh* at Hoeli Springs, In addll
in imv. fhe William MtHli-wu („ fried firth and the tradlttc
h'rlenitu nf rhe-tler U-nnderrr hmh piipplea, potato chip*, C
•II anrrv In hear lh*l hi e«n. Iiated I'-’ hth pntatn *aiad, C
Mhm war n—-It !'■ •* he •■•**• *.nd rnld -Irloh* were aflrved.
— e i 'in «he Fern*i'i ........ ''ton f llr . and Mr*. Wm. Thorne
-in niiiti f:»iti|.iav lie h* been. Juh' 24 for a vacation In V
n ennr heulM, f..r ariw* il-i-'
cooaill.
Ml** MuMIe Kill nf I'liuM *
------------ .
Mime* Teon, who tin* 1-mi thPLANT CliOHEH
-ne-if f.c her hrolher-'n '••• "•••>
Fit ANKFORD, Del., July 2
i Inr Mr -m.i Mr* I F «"»•poultry packing ph
'. , - . 11. returned In hr.
home,
(ip ttip |nrRe*l In (he wo
ml'ieaduv. .till- h
nml employing (MCI In tht* towi
Mr* N-lilp lliiher. mother of Ron peraon*. will clone Hulun
r - i w v tu te r t * . i.fi f..r ini
Owner* of the Eagle Pou
c*tendril vlalt with lelnllvr* In Parker* Inc., plant, whfrh |
Ml,'-, ami Virginia
rcr-nr-a almost IJIOO.fMMl pom
.Ion H. Well* *iinnl .Ini' 2n 0 j 0 f dre**ed poultry weekly, said
.... " J - B«ln- there will, the |!(ly thpy llro r |0M|njc ,t„wn
r.tli* t #*rfii rim nf Ili»* i f ill
|i«i«g|f|f*HN tii'fiiUHi* Oiry wlnh In
•iflii H *i r tffl IfI/II t <#*•» I Mr*
||^
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LaPCNTA.
Dr Henry MeLaulln
Optnmatrlal
IM Magnatla Ava.
Phone Mf
JEWELRY
I
Of (he n ip we* Inltlattnn, of new
JAMKH
w h o * * p la c e o f r* * |< l* n e * anU »nu r i* « I * | | a | . W r i t M h H tre e l. W llIn t li.a to n | t « . D e la w a re
y n i i a re her*l>)r r * i| it lr e . | t« no
p e a r In th e C ir c u it C o u rt o f Hern
l o * 1* C o u n t y. r i o r t . " - ,
,n ' '> '»11
• * r y , on th e * lh <t«y o f .v ti* o » i
1* 0 , In a c e r ta lo ante t o r U lv o r th * e * la
p e m lln a
an
a b b re v ia te d
t i t l e o f w h lt-li I* V a ta rle V ro o u e
la ip e n l* .
f - la ln llf f
re r a n * J *m e u
J o ia p h U i l 'a n l * .
D e le m la n t
W t.'N K M * m r b a n d a n d -.IM, lo t
* * * l a t H a n fo rd . K b .rld a . 11. 1* *<l>
111 W. FIRHT HTREF.T
answers
RehohMh , |p
.... ’11 ”.r nml a de. 11.'a I h. n « f ..... |,r |„ nm „ f
owner*, i
Mul. lm(|.r ,.l Mcl hull I III'
„f tl„. pU(l( w||, h(|v
Mm . \\m MiiHirrim*, Jr. min n#*r Ifmi n pcnnomlc effect upon
vv” .
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* " « " '" ’-I "l»on chicken 1* 1,
'.'fVthei'. ,| "",!W'
T.
n
"
. !!"’rwith
, >
wlt"l* Helniarva rpenln*
l» ^, ,. MIn It' tli«»V
I f,Vi
|||rf«l?«»*
following « vlult
r ha*lr training In I Mm Win M inctni-i-i.
Hume of the earlier
tn
It Force. CfHtn HI
Mi« llavnmml M. Ilall return |nm rp|(r wer Jew rlrv
IP", they were i r .,( Friday from A llan la and West
relic* were je w elry,
Ir Iiiiiih'h, In itu-filt I'ftinl, (in., w lii'rr nhr timl 1»#»f*ft
a the «|iiiilit fur II ii ' m I sI II iir iclallvc* fur two neck*, ‘
Iron once waa * rare and |
fndy l.een filled,
| She uui* arri.mpniili'd home t.y ' clou* mlneiul,
Howell, J r.
m,
firtlCw *i.|er
---------------------------irkaonvllle wllh lice
llcv ami Mi* C. C. While Mi
Mlrel Is n form of purified
ll'.well I* tempo). S T. Ileilatid and til * »lsler, l>uri. with ctrf lull • amount*
o duly in Ihnl city Mis* l.nvu lleilnod, enjoyed a enrhon.
Q a How doe* Grower*' Guaranty ateure ma
llv e r e d w o u ld th e n d e te rm in e tb e
Amount o f m oney you are paid.
a guaranteed minimum pHca for my crop?
’e m i-rfn n u a f
A a W hen you en roll In G row era*G uar
a n ty , you agree to a ell to V a en u m
Food s an estimated n u m b er n f h e m
o f oran ge*. V arm im Fonda M ndi Itself
to pay yon a m inim um delivered p rice
o f 9 1 .0 0 per ho« fo r thet n u m b er o f
b o xes.
Q * What If my crop erresdr the eitimatcd
number o f hoae* agreed up»n under Grow
er*’ Guaranty?
A a V acuum Fooda will ptirehase the
ad d ition al fru it under the same Growera* G uaranty co n tra ct provision*. ^
Q a How I* the number of hor«* deter
mined?
^.W Va« -f- *.- f
o f y o u r own grove.
F in a l C le a r a n c e !
J
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Q * How doe* Grower*' Guaranty aiturC
eta a guaranteed monthly income to meet
r£ "H-Trt*'rvivx J.'-f.,’.s'..
—n* .
L
A a A* to o n aa you are enrolled In
Groar*re* G u aran ty, you Anglo to earn
« r a i l in co m e fr o m Vacuum F oo d * o f
p a r h o * p a r m onth. Von receive
tgfa a m o u n t o a th m on th tha tvAol#
y ear th ro u g h , l a th a m o n th In w hich
y o u r c r o p It p ic k ed , you receive a
rAech f o r an addlflortai am ou n t, t a at
lAe en d o f th a y ea r you irlfl Aat-e rere ire d tha fu ll m in im u m p a y m en t o f
Q a Mutt mv Grower*’ Guirantv tgreemetit
<ov»r the enn>« milmated output of nly
Rrove, or may It cover only pan nf my ani
mated crap 7
A a ft fined not cover your entire crop .
•
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•
liA H V I d I.A U N D Iv ll.
Q a What If the market price li AfgAer th in
11.00 per box when my crop it r*adv*
• HI,Ml' AHI,I, ( OMIKH
•
I'liH IM A N L N T F IN IS H .
•
SANinm zi;n:
#
0
All llayitii
CroHfin llr-sixliuit
#
Broke tt S iz e*
•
•
•
B ro w n Mini U ltlte a
T w o -to n e Hrowim
T> and C W ill lint
A a V erm in* Food* guarantee* you the
i 1 .0 0 p ar b o x .
fu ll oeerog# p r im — Ameerer high It
m ay h a — paid hy Vacuum Fond* fo r
a ll o r a a g a t p u rr Amerf In f Ae open mar-
Q , Suppote there l« * aerlmtt freete, or
other condition resulting In crop damage?
Jkel rfurfhy fh e monfA wAen yotir cro p
i# d eliv ered . T h u s , althongh Veeunm
Fooda an d th e g row er will agree an the
p ick in g lim e ( lo m lnlm laa problem *
o f sto rag e, h an d lin g and proceeahig)
lAe p rice yon receive It governed
nnf'rOly hy open m a rk o t con d ltlon t
th ro u g h o u t th a t r a p monfA.
‘
f P
•
f
A a Y ou get the hlgheal possible sal
vage value. Y o u r ero p I* assured nf
prio rity In h an d lin g, because V acuum
Fooda already hits m ade a su bstantial
Investm ent o f lit ow n, u n d er th e Grow
e r!* G uaranty plan , In you r fru it.
Q a Whitt If the market price U Uu than
11.00 during tha month whan my crop U
plckad?
A* A lim ited
Q* Who
it eligible fo r Growers’ Guar-'
anty?
n u m b er o f grow er* o f
quality oran ges, located w ithin reasonAble d istance* o f V acu um F oo d * p lants,
will he accepted,
A a U n d er G row er** G uaran ty, y ea aH!l
receiv e th e fu ll 9 1 .0 0 p e r b e x .
Q* How long a period It covered by tha
Q * What If, for rtatont beyond my con
trol, I apt unahla ta dallvat the iptcifled
number Of b o tai?
Grower** Guaranty agreement?
A* Yon m ay e n ro ll In G ro w ers' G u ar
anty f o r * p erio d o f o n e , two, o r th ree
fu ll y e a n a ) y a u r own o p tio n .
A s T h e eetu al n u m b er o f borne dm
Q * Doe* Grower*' Guaranty conflict in
any wav with Florida C itnu Mutual, Flor
ida G ltn ii Com m liiion. Grower*' Advliory
CnmmlMinn, nr other e d itin g agencies?
A* fly
no nteanal l i k e all atteh org anlraliona, Vaeuum Fonda la d teply
Iniereated in proinntlng g re a te r aeeurIty and p rotection f o r F lo rid a growera.
T h e en tire concep t o f Growera* G uar
anty la tan g ible evldenca o f that- Intercal-
inefl'i-.nv.xvi ^rti’*ivh\', -4c'nis>
Active operation?
A a Paym enta lo growera will begin on
S e p te m b er I , 1 9 4 9 .
V
Q * May 1 enroll Ip Grower*' (luaranty
through my regular dealer?
A* V acuum
Fonda prn/en that you
do to . Leading F lorid a daalera a re p a r
ticipating In Growera* G uaranty. By all
mean#, *ee your own dealer fo r co m
plete Inform ation. tHacuia Growera*
Guaranty wllh him , Let him anrw er
any additional qu estion* you may h a re ,
and eatlm ale your own m onthly In
com e and m inim um yearly In ra m *
under G row er** G uaranty. T h e n . If you
deride to apply fo r e n ro llm e n t, he can
handle all the detail* fo r you.
C la What If my dealer i« not yet "undated
wllh Growert' Guaranty?
A a V acuum Food* will gladly give you
com p lete Inform ation. Sim p ly w rite
d irect to Mr. R . A. ( B o h ) F en d er,
M eneger F ru it P ro cu re m eet D ep art
m e n t, V e ru u m F o o d * C o r p o r a tio n ,
P lym outh, F lorid a.
R em em b er, only e lim ited n u m b er o f
f r o were eon be accepted u nd er Grow
er** G uaranty. T h e re fo re , It 1* to y ou r
advantage lo Inveelijiala this revolu
tionary c ro p purchaae plan w ithout
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Hot
Osteen
(/[iinuy
ir n H iir i
rr» «
ra a e
o m
I
t h e d & fc e e l
whose grove rovers 20 acres, and
wnlt» Pf
John Leonard)*, Snnford attorney. ■ well »*Pl 1
whose home is located in a 10 thrae rooms 1
arre grove on a I fill acre tract of ' P .
-,
land. Mr. and Mrs, t>ick Jones and
children share the large home.
In the vicinity of (isieen are the
large areas devoted to cattle
raising and owned hy Harney
Heck. Near Lemon Bluff, Mr. Heck
has auhdlvidod some land and
about seven cottages have been
htillt, llermnn Brooks and Hud
Watts have established a picnic
grounds there, have a soft drinh
stand and provide boats and bait
for fishing. The fishing camp Is
sarSifffe
i:
sponsored hy Voluala county, I*
well egiatppsd and la a JwjnOar
place for (lateen houa*wires tn
3T. I S
«! .*
charge, of thy kitchen,
nftsn visited by wmnsn fro|R Bam*
lijnle county. Osteen has two groesry etnte.s,
Strickland’s and Noil’s*. , ""tn
plsess provide gasoline eereke lot
motorists.
New homes
, ’*
have b aii hullt
dm Ini the past two
|\y
SR. t e w BffUS
was ra-modllad tnt* *•*»•»«"**
foreman of the
F. E. C. ai
L. Raltrogda. la having hi
faced wUh asbestos riltngH
him IWfl King Allman, H
of the Oi-Fibra Brush C
Eddie AJlmftn, who Is *1
here at tht ACL Shopa,
our dry-cleanliig'a fine! Don't worry about alalnlng
your cloihea ut the beach—we’ll lake out all apota, send
your dresaea home good an new! We check buttons,
ahoulder pud*, too.
LANKY DRY CLEANERS
3*l’c. l.lvinK Room Suites I d A A » riO
Finlahed In Suntan or
1 " ®
Maple
I'la tfo rm Hocktra, covered In 8 * W .93
HHHorlctl TupeHlrlea. Priced
A I up
from
Friuhlkohl Metal Ice Regrt9 C A .8 0
tiluu compart nienjp. Comfort* W tF u p
able butb ua Iouiikc or bed
Double Door iitetul C tlllty
9C 1A .50
Cabinet*
■ ■
l)nriiil**lietl Drop Leaf Tabled, E xten
sion Tables, w ith mutchlng chairs,
tivullnble In acta or odd pieces a t new
low prlrea
9-Pc DinliiR Room Suite In
beautiful Nuntan finlah,
A lv
« " iy
.
RENT INCREASES
NEWARK. N. J„ July 28— </D
rM. —Approximately 142,00(1 families
elth have hat! their rent boosted aloee
haa1the new rent runt ml Inw became
had 1effective Apr. I, homing expediter
1* ’ Tighe K. Woods mid Innt night,
text
The average boost was (0.40
il nec^ft),
PAG* fflftfcl
per rmmlh, nr 1M per cent, lie Inld
n meeting *poii*ori'd by the New
Jersey tcniml*’ council.
He mill the net "virtually ns*
sure* InmllnnU it profit," while
nl the •ante time pi Hireling tenimt* ng<un*i mi c itso nnbit* rents
or Illegal iivtidiumi.
/ f A 4P W X
c < > *V fc7$
ZZ7*
F ro m . iicre 1 s i t ... by d o c M a r s h
&ZS£J*rr
For The Ladies;
A Diet That Really Works
We went out visiting the other
ni|M sod the ladles were talking
•» u shoot •flghf-rednrlni diets.
One of them had a special "It day
Hollywood diet" guaranteed to slim
htr down (Ifleen pounds' worth. 4m
other wit living os bananas sad
aktm mills!
I mfght have known the minus
would get the bog. loo. and stirs
enough the other dav <he a*k< me.
"Jiv. what kind of a diet do yon
think I ought to go on?"
"Mother," I says, “the only diet
I wnntd ever rerotnmrnd to anyone
la simply modera/biu. f woohiw'1
set of thnae get-lhln-tpilrk
*!'mph rill down ,m desserts,
hotter sweets sod fats hut
ton Ho *<sn do your rutting
mmlstslely."
iltfaiP
m •,(,*•< | i((_ n,r>.I*, i f Ion
• "■•'cfucord
Moderation
f •o' " o h .m o l i n g ot with
'l '
nf « friettdlv g i s t s
il"M •!• heer or ale. W toslly ,
sum, ...t./i ,o the enjoy,ueill
t .it>" u anything.
The llnpliel Chtuelf i* plonmug
to start h l2-'li,y vuention Bible
School, Aug. I from tt:00 A.M.
i until noon for chihlit'ii of *lx to
HI year* of age. This will he given
under direction of the Rev. 8.
Howell of Hameulu and sis work|yra. The church Ims n separaU
building of conctete Idock called
the
Adnilnistratlon
Building,
which wiik erected lu*l year ana
which ia partitioned into aix
room* for Sunday School u»o. Thu
partitions art* movable In case the
Kitchen Cabinets priced from $
.
See our stock of GOLD SEAL. ARMSTRONG. PAUCO. SLOANS and
RIRDS, Ruga and fhwr covering hy the yard.
f ’! *
Ruga atocked In Rises 6x9. 7 '/jx9, 0xl 0 >/3. 9x 12. 9x 13, 12x 12 A 12x 18,
Yard gooda In 6, 0 and 12 ft. wldlha.
BARGAINS
Choice of 3 different bed room auitM
$20.80, 39.80 and 49.80 respectively.
Odd vanity dreaacr...............$ 4 ^ ,5 0
Sofa Bed ........................... .
l J y * .S 0
Aaaortmenl odd Kitchen, and t
Dining Talilea tut low aa
Coll Hcd Springa, In excellent 9|
condition anme aa low aa
*
Odd Bed prlcea from .................
9<
8-Pc Dinette Sutte, I,the new I
with large Table
Ice Boxes, priced f r o m .............
We Buy, Sell And Trade New And Used Furniture
SHOP ELSEWHERE - THEN COMPARE
if. I f. C n l » m » n ,
U< E a s t
V?j
W m ifM H IID A ’
Si
. ' -
E lm
M anager
a t. BsntorS,
fls,
�*TLW
Mutual Program
K-aallBMO r n a Pa«a I. aec t a i l
director* aald the 1948-10 **a*on
“can bo one of the beat In the
hlatory of the Industry."
Mutual director* arr*«d upon
and adopted unanimously the fol
everrwhers-m lowing four-point program i
Prua ,Co.
1. Establishment of minimum
prices for fruit utilised by (attaint
SPECIAL
One Large Lot Of
Terry Cloth Beach Jackets
Button & Slipover Types
•C O R R E C T M E N ’ S W E A R 1
Sorrento Girl
and watar trnrflf u la llig - f f t i m .
for tra n p a rta tM fw 'tM a a T M M
mirinai and tbaw dependent*. At
tha present rata at turnover ad
ptiaunnal In »bi. a r e * * * . c £
p»PP*r has a difficult and exactIn* Job whkh raouiraa Iona houra
each day. Hja hooby and fo r a of
lalaxatlon during hla o ff doty
I.ours Is to taka advantage of the
wonderful fishing grounda avail
able near thin hate.
TH E W EA TH ER
8. Establishment ■ o f minimum phone. Lois rode the school bus
prices on FOB aalee of froah fruit fir* mile* to the consolidated
whenerer such minimum .prices school at Mount Dora, end thste,
are necessary to atablllae mar- |n the principal’* office, eh* reThey held up a broadway bar,
ketlnt condition* and to achieve r t|Vrd the telephone call Inform
•acaped with |1U peat blaslag
a more orderly distribution.
Ing her she had been choeen as
tuna in a stolen car. Then they
4.
Allotment of fresh
fruit one of the Journal’s Undlscovsurrendered meekly while welting
shipments to metropolitan areas, ar*,| American Baautla*.
for a traffic light
Jack
rabblta
depend
upon
their
whenever such, allotment* become
"| was too excited I could
speed
for
safety,
rather
than
seeking .refuge In kola*.
necessary, with allotmente to hardly talk. Afterward I ran all
shipper* recognising their historic th* way downtown. . . It’* really
position In suah matters.
an t.Vent In a small town.’
Details of tha four-point
pro“Lol* was born on June 26.
gram will be worked out this sum- mai, In tehnearby town of Zellmer by varloua committees a *-, wood, the fifth of six children,
signed to cover (pacific tasks In 1Fortunately th# family homestead
developing the operations plan.
j R |ar|a
Report., including one from a
oHt /alh#r j , a mach|n|.t and
committee named to aalect per- w mo,her. in addition to keep■onnel, mainly a general manager £ a house, manctes to make most
te
carry out
the
.............„
..........
j plana, drill be
made at another board of director*
meeting on Aug. 18.
Although Mutyal directors did
not pin themaalvea down-to any
flat statement aa to what Mutual’s
minimum pricaa next season would Culpepper Honored
be, it was polntad out that many
growers have the Waa that f l a
box for oranges delivered by soncautratlng plant* would bo tha
prevailing price neat season In
view of offer* made by tqro con
centrate manufacturer* to pay a
minimum, price of |1 a boa deli
vered.
Actually, currant market prices
next season will ba paid by tha
two concentrate makers under the orf, . . r
. h. r_.
idan. they announced, and |1 «| p, rl0„n.l arrlvl.
box delivered ta minimum price. ,
, 0 , h# Unlu
Mutual’s minimum pricaa will ba llon to proctM!
aatabllshed by a eorapatant com- h# all0 c00rd|ni
inlttee of practical eltrua man n e a r ----------- — —
th* beginning of neat season whan i
the price, supply and marketing’
situations becoma more definite.
F IN D S C H A M P
Continued hot and sultry and
jrn fta ll) fair thruuih Saturday
and Sundav.
USED
day. B u t H waa loro In tha police
linaup.
Peliaa ch arted th at lore did
tide etra n fe thing to Charles ead
Dorothy Robinson, both 84.
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
MERCURY TUDOR
PLYMOUTH COUPE
FORD TUDOR
- ^
^
, #
,w
1w
■ f
,
E xtra Clean
1 9 4 0 INTERNATIONAL
1947
ford
Stricklaod-Morrison, Inc
PICK-UP
House Shelves
Armed Service
Housing Plan
Total Of 26 Billons
I n Appropriations
Bills Pile Up On
P l o d d i n g Senate
TALLAHASSEE. July l' t - V P
ate lilc l" I t be delayed as a resul
drawi-l nf pay rsitci granted alter J
Comptroller C. M. Gay’s olfic
with employes who have had ta il**
some check* may he hfld tip u n til4
next week. Check* were scheduled
to go out tomorrow.
In an action arising from tha
Board of Control’s refusal to with
draw pay raises It authoritad for
. WASHINGTON. July 2 9 - { /p )
•—Chairman Vinioti (D-Ga) ol the
F o r laxity In
Handling Office
I TON PAN EL
M*0FA IC O
27 Persons Die 34,000 Units Of
From Effects Of Produce Move In
Sweltering Heat Month At Market
Fellowship Group
L e ase s Buildings
At Tampa Air Base
TAMPA. July 20 — W l— Top
block* of Tampa's Drew Fiotd. tu
rn eluding 66 buildings at the vnr
lima air base, have been leased
by a Sanford group for a achool
and health center.
The fellowship Foundation. Inc.,
will pay th* Hillsborough County
Aviation Authority » t8 j» 0 a yeai
for the large tract. W. A. Berlin
eountv avlallon director, aald.
Renovation of th* buildings will
begin at one#, C. A. Maddy, vie*
president of the foundation, aald
The school and health canter will
*{*' open about Jan. 1.
Maddv aald tha school will offar
Bible courses, vocational work,
music ana other classes. Patient*,
student* and faculty will total
about 1.000, he aald.
l w*
•
Tadft mU$ by A u r k i'i largMt dgaratta raaaarab tabaratary BolwrtHICi
Lueky H rito bayart tatoet tha fbia tabacca that gaat lata Uablaal
Lakeland Firm Gets
Jeslup Bridge Job
V °U B B B HBRB th* latrgnl aad moat
1 ix im p la U Laboratory o f it* k iiv l
operatrsd by any cigarwtta m anufsctu re r In A m erica.
1 I
,
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TAMPA, July 29—<*>— B. P.
McWhorter, division engineer for
th# bureau of public roads In At
lanta. fold tho aU t* highway
beard her* today tha fyderal govarnment may grant "eonaldarabl#
funds" for highway contructlon to
taka up tha riack la ampbyment.
The Florida H ighw ay Board
maanwhlla opanad mda mt act-
SfVeral Choieti of Colorf fa t Tour Bolodkm
• Chartreuse * Blus Plaid • Grain Plsid-ulus
• Two-Ton* Covers
• -' V ' ..‘ l ••
TMi, Finest Offer Itt a Sofa Bed Hut
We Have Been Able To Make Since M
41”
• Bxtra Laras Frams
• Seat Htagw
.
,
™ M h.
s reporlc'1
WAYNBBBURO,
r-
O B T fl B B N T W C B
Mh— Tha good pea
burg looked In val
fa r tha rain that
ROCKINOHAM, N. Oa..
—(/P)—A prison can y attpt
Myer« Service
Sunday !M0 P. M
fn Baptist Cliim li
! ’'s m r S E r $ V t t
High euepended U»a " * * £ * , » •
j a s ’ ss^-riSrfflBfesH sw
prison e*«»Pi
that ha ratnal
for tiro yarn
handcuff **J
again.
in r
>>i
f **i
IliitPlI
.till
HlU»
OH
M if u ia e 'if v
I* SiSttll
I •*•-*• » "'"'P '"I"
give ll *lt'i»t I* **f oio>.
i here it w ill slop* o p * .m l '
fre t ilfp lli «t the end ‘ lien
•ItsJog hoards are lo c it'd
,
'the pool w ill I.
t’Odi ah
:
ground. From fir *t
I lltrulien w ill lie KOI Mi •! tile «»»*•*•• •
wailing pool lor riiih li in
1
|
guard
rooms,
la iil’ o i'»"PI"
room and the eoip'es-i'"* • ' •
will tie at tile i*litn*o> * eo*l ' j
Hie tear OH each aide «>f the |"'"l I
itself w ill lie iiieiia' and woiim -o
dressing rooms, ahnwei* and t,,d> ' (
f iu illlle s .
. H>» • f evi o’ "■ 1 I'lltlln* I suin'
i 11,, i,I, ,p
in mine tiefoie
,1, d '-tlie t I - - Ilf 'I lice t" •)" told
. K> -tinnere on Sunday
'lr
M offatt • xplatncd an orpicking " ■ ii'i-t t i 'tf spun| ,n the »iit• by the Junior
i 'mmlwr "I • ooim'ice, and -tat
. i ii, ,i it is M -ipmton of many
.Isvcee olfieials tliat U m '
, tvill i e c i •• v ole publicity
I, ,m 1lie event
\ unified 'll IVe to get tolll
,,,, |,i'" i ei.ti.il I'loridi* w ill be
i . ,'igld up. sirI I know Hiat Ball
( ..I will be one " f tt"' leading
pniients of Hie plug taut," he
|> Ini ed
ITesident Jntili Henknrlk an„ Hired Mint or lobeis wishing to
.Mend the stale <oofereiice In hay
West w ill lie aid. to travel by
. t. uttered litis Iravlng Orlando
Piesldent Bailkarlk also outlined
M.e program fot the stal« eon-
Forrostor of Bouth Bend. 1"d
Floyd Forraoter of Jackson. '
alio six niece# and seven nspl
Former New DchI Economist Says
Steel Can Afford Pay Increases
fut-W YORK
a .,
lulv 29
t.l’t A one-time new Heal ernnnmi.t to.. -
- '; " « i
.......... ..
" ■ ' * “ ,y
• H° U ^ r yu T e,hTnn f!,!nV ,'W nlV alttctlnn Board official, appeared
..
........ ....
M o . . Ik ._ j.m T to m ’ " t o tr y '* o «v-rt ■ - 1- 1
itrik#
Nathan’* praaentatlon was losil
ad with statistic* presented In th"
fact finders by maana of l*'K '
**111* annual rata of rarnhig*
of I t leading companies In •!'"
■t*«| Induatry In the first quarter
* f 1 P48." ha told the hoard, "wire
_____ i - . t - i . 1 * 00,000,000 after
i S m . wMak wgea far above ID4H.
Iw ariv double tha 1046*48 averISSk and two and ona-half times
tC iY tr s e s of the war vsars." .
P ltf'
f*n
S; inl ord (iuarcis
iCoiiipIrte 1st Week
At Summer Camp
Funeral servin' t fm l-‘i *•>I
64, who dieil sothhoilv nl lo
in Floral llelght.'i Mondi*.
ing. w ill he held thmdav
P. M. In the Firs* Baptist <
Interm ent w ill follow io
preen Cemetery.
M r Myers was burn I '
1806 in Orland, hid. whencalved hla education He <»
tied Nov. 2(1, lOItt to M'
Braddock o f Columhla » '•
where they resided until
to Hanford In 1022.
A t on* tln i* M r. Mv»i«
t abusing a prlaonar.
«
nivr Vf»n m dniw^f
.In Inaki' i,nnip.iiituu. >>f ,-<>«(, ,,f
•'date govei nniPiit f> i the paal
Mwo yean-,"
I»**c«l Mi <Mlnini
dent today recalved a nine
mad aantanea, suipanda
jg 'g r s m
m.tn ran
tvlirn d^ltffl l*v Wrp M*ttfalirld (D Motil) l»n in fd n tiitf »»| tli^ over*
ill »nil anil »ln» ilinn nl ilir pto*
''If
| in a t ln n
«V§
I t was Vi addition, and w ill ba WMd 1
rtsburg. , an of the Kroger M a N e .
a JN*U» worth »7».»6
29 — I/P )
mot# than 34.000
and vegetables were handled there
this-month. Manager Sandy Ander
ion revaalad today*
r \ S !' b" " ‘ ”
tory’a watchful aye.
Aa you ruad thia, a ooaal
of tobacco , , . aamptai ‘I
tobacco-growing ansa . , .
Info tba labdratory In Rlok
yinla. Thaaa aampkaa am at
analyaad, and report* of fb
go to tha man who buy at
tha makaca of Lucky Btriba.
Arraad with thia oonfldM
tile btfcnaatkm—and Um*i
tydamawl—thaaa m m 'B it f
liabtar, mlldar tobaom*
tob aoco-to father with M
I„ b
: ham, ilir inM.i . i ,.i .- i |..,|«>
I
t ll*- v • , mil f MlIII a), Itif.,1
July is uiually * month nf mm
paralive inactivity at the Sanford
State Farmers Market, however,
Most of this produce f* from nut
o f the elele or imported, such as
bananas from Puerto Rico.
BY ARflOCIATBD PREflS
Ted Lockett il doing a ihriving
Death* from tffe c li of a late
summer business at the market and
ulv heel wave mounted today
distributes produce to growers in
with at least 27 fatalities in east
Central Florida and on the east
ern cities. No immediate break in
(nail. Today there arrived a crate,
the hot and humid weather wa*
nf bantam corn from North Caro
in sight fnr the area.
lina. crates of celery from MuskeRill some relief came to parts nl gan. Mich., potatoes from Mary
the Midwest. A mast o f fresh Cana land and "long whites from Cali
dian cool air moving southeastward fornia.
irought l-jwer temperatures into the
Hr* keeps fruits and vagatabla*
upper Mississippi and Missouri val- in a cold storaga room a t * tarneyt. ft headed eastward into Michi i neraluro of 42 degraea. Thaso In
gan and th* northern parts nf II clude apples, peach**, and gr«P**Garlic l» now brought from Phila
delphia in callophan# container*.
Mr. Anderson who MVHtr In tha
year hul requtiUd ft 900 foot atrip
of paving south and wait of tha
market, hae bean pdvlsad by Btat#
Road Departmant official* that
funds are available only for an 80
font strip. Ha Is hopeful, ha aald.
of having this added to. In ordsr
to allow mor* apse# for parking of
trucks and tralfats.
Wilson Horn*, producer broker,
has leased a plot of ground about
76 feet south of th# llaritat Res
taurant for arectlon of an office
building and headquarters for dis
patching of truck*.
Immediately aouth of tble and
facing Franch Avanue, John And**
la erecting a concrete block build
ing for • headquarter fqr truskere
Including rest room*, showers, a
restaurant and service business.
|wernme»t’'**mp,oye»t The 8,? ",or^.
os*
• Beddhw Compartment
appiopnation law If f in p i'il.-d
I list d in inbiiinalioii l.r im in vlinf
In him 1" tllli' I'll i| r in liIv vpffi ll
O rn in r ••
I * i ' ih , g riiria l muli
lor, replied bo t ’ 'in|itinlli,i <,ny.
who u .i . « i , , Itii* il antilil iiiinipnivihli' to fn iiu .li Mil. iufni
llllltinn fni
>i .' ni J'llv
tint
added that
|n • n ••in a
M>r
i'otni'd.iM>'n
>*.i. nnplii, t. ne
am iiil ln r.M i'1 a > i>. in Mt ' l l
T e m p e r a t tiren Hit Anderson Sava Most
Record Marks For Of Sales Were On
Many U. S. Cities Out Of State Goods
$ 20-00
W ASHING TON.
Def* mr Sri ifiiirv fnhnson told
Congress today that no additional
Antettran lioc|i< will be *enl to
Europe a% pail of th» military aid
S t i i l r ’ l r. v | i p i t f l i t i i r e s |program
lohnton told ( ongr»*r that U. S.
Inahihtv •»! '•» o ir * oinp»*o|
Jimi aid lo> fnendlv nation* may
lei's office to fuirmh information
ha*f to be guru lor loin oi five
i* to ll f ' • »li «•*itI.«V "I ' II OI|*
yean, si ihininiiliing mutnl costs.
Stale sunn i n iliiiiiig il>» p-ni two
U f mails ilir - (tim.iir--uliich ha
yestl war Iml.iv u o ifd bv If f
emphai'/fd >»»» only a pnional
p ff«eiital**f I M in ify tVlliam
one hrlm r ilir llnm r I ntngn AlHe al.ttril dial on la«t SaliitiU y
lain ( otnnnllff I l f rrl lire pitch
ill im lfl In h a *f in.ilf 11.11 Ini a talk
h flo if lli.il giiuq. fni a rluillll of
al E ll'll. ...I Wfilnrul.lV, hr !■„,{
li.uVing f lulu ilir nnlil.iiv high
w nllen I n m pliollri (.ay .inking bn
lominaml hu I ’lfiulrnt finnian's
a lilt nl Intal fs p flu lllillf* lot tlir
rfip ifil for i «nr vs.li li.4so.noo,.
p all two yf in nl 11,r valium .’ 'la ir
000 ptogt im iii lif Ip I uropran najg e n tif*.
h n if.im md
o fftn ilv
lion* airn tlirpi>»l*si
that ate now m tlm lfil in ilir geneiai
lohmon rnrph.iilicd that "no
j
$79'95
Defense lie<u.i oays
Additinnnl U. S.
Troops Will Not
Be P.iti Of Plan
Compttoilet ff n »h I r
To Rrvr;tl f'-Vpftrj
OKLAHOMA CITY. July 8 8 - .
i/P)—Oklahoma City fireman have:
found a champion In a man by j
the name of Bcudder Ray.
Now Ray isn’t a fireman. But *
h* can appreciate their confining 1
work. He think* there ahould be
more entertainment down al th* I
station houses.
Ill* solution! install a ta le -1
vision set in egfh of the 16 sta
tions.
lie pieiented hla Idea to th* 1
city council yesterday.
>
For Your Qld Sofa or Sofa Bed,
Regardless of Condition on this
L tU
A an o efh tH I’ rena Leaned W ire
B A N F O R I). F L O R ID A , F R ID A Y .11 I V :•!». I
NEW YORK, July !•— (/P)—
Huslnras office* began closing
down early today aa the tharmnmeter tnrhtd Its way to
ward th* mid nlaety mark, at
l:M P. M. It waa M with a
humidity of 4* par cant. A aur-
SOFA BED
*
I, IH, p ro fit.tillll, of tt.- ,t „ 1
Muatry.
"The Induatry was disinclined to
,.*«s on any significant portion
.1 Iho Imnaflts «f graaler efflrlancy to Its emplnycs In the form
„( Increased purchasing power nr
is It* consumer* In lha form of
|.»pr pricaa.’’
Praaldant Philip Murray of the
uslnn dlscloaad to the prcsldentln'
i^srd yeatardily that the sl«el
wsrkera a r t demanding a ilO-centa
M hoar pnahag t. Including 18H
csota for W ttM .........................
.. ............................
e ii ' h
"•
these sections w ill lead to
''I'
nee deck, whlcti Is a IJ f""l wall I
w iiv around the i n t l l i poot
M r. M cklbhln p oin t'd out tl""
the pool w ill bu u flow throng 11
type. Pomps to force the well
w ater Into tho pool and ehhirin.it
lot' equipment w ill bo lim it I'd III!
•h r the north end of the upper
•is- -k Flood lights w ill hr placed
fm the operation of th« P""l «'
night
Tin* State Health I'sp " 'i'" 'i it j
tie declared, require- *••"■(
I
servsnre of Its saill*"iV ""••• ••• <
the operation of a swimming poid |
Tests of th# w ater most l>* made
several time* a dnv t" detei initm
that enough rhnlorliie
is lielug
used for effective
slei lli/a tlm
Bufflidniit w ater must t>e added
each day to he Ihe equivalent of
fiUD gallon* for each aietiiimn
" I t la expected," lie asserted,
"that I I . e . Johnaon, Cltv sanitary
•dflrn r. w ill have cliaig*- «f the
BUS W RECK
oprintton o f the p o o l”
I'VBI.S, July 2U—(/Pi— A
bus
"The long-hoped fm and much
m aded swimm ing pool is nmv stak piling*-J '"'o ’< ravine near F ei.
ed out and Its conatruetom within in lie o . li Moroeco, killing 17 perthe next four months w ill reiua stio- ..... m im ing 23, the French
sent another milestone attained III fj,.v . Agenvy reported today.
Sanford’# progress," lie rmirluded
TOO HOT
ATLANTA, July 29-i/T> The
l.ut weather In A tlan ta was ep
patently ju it too much fm a 21
vcer-ohl girl aarly today
Clad In slacks, nothing moie.
»he Jumped Into an Ire delivery
truck
and almost caused the
driver to wrack the vehicle
gram I* «n|rly an equipment «i>« in linn .il aw l *< *m*n« i»s>*t#nce
ptugram I he only United Stale*
personnel involved vvill lie a strict
ly h m iln l number " I In im ic a l ami
11.lining *petl.»ll*t> •«* •>••*• MuJ
ailvise the p a ilrtip .ilm x in.intM ri
Johnson led off a parade >f «>is
armed »8rvtces' tug git” * .iippor*’
inp President T in m a n s drive f«»
the * 1 . 160.000.000 piogram l*i help
Him friendly nation*
Republican member*
•hi* cmnmlttec opp<i>ing th*- "m e |ir*igram talked alioot cnmiiciing with
Bernard llaruch.
Johnson's milltii" of '•"* progisoi
also made those point'
I To equipment for t’ooooig op
the m moil forces of Mf Atlantic
I’nct member* will cooto fi*on cx
; res t stocks of the United dtntes
,r In- withdrawn temporarily frn">
rf»*»f*rvp Btock^, to b**
This “will not npprcciijjd) wimkoi
our own armed forces "
2. These arm- an 1
IC o a l la u s d
Oa S*au*
l"«*i
Recreaton (vrotip
Plans Tea* Series
WARDEN ItOBIIKD
I I BUY. July 2U—(/**)—District
t,so.e Wsulen J 11. Harrell of,
Albany, Ms , today eported ho '
ws- I'.iied at gunpoint to drive
i' i o o i the Georgia rlty to Florida’
•5.8 IN HANFORD
and then was robbed of (200 and | Hanford had a maximum tem
Ills I HI
perature of PB.8 degrees yester
I Im tell told Taylor
county day,
Elton J . Mnughtnn, Jr.,
shi'iiff William A. Towals that weatherman, reported this mom
he was driving to the Albany golf Ing.
rliih veilsnlay when he stopped
In give a hitchhiker a lift.
:
Recreation Schedule
Jiiondayt 10:00 A. M — Baseball
at Laka Front Ball Tark.
10:00 A, M .— Bouthslde 1’ilmary
—rnaka paper dolls and rlothas
play marbles, and other game*.
Start vollayball
tournamenti
2:00 P. M —Ft. Mellon Park,
mag* doll furniture, group alnjh
Inf. ,
8:30
M.— Begin mixed eoftbatl
tourwamaat
Physical fltneaa
avttfl* waaphali throw for tbaW Bat S T boys and eofthaR
Uttvw U r dtotanc* for gtrlt.
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educational meeting a t Rock
Springs Thursday; John Pierson,
instructor of the class, announced
today.
Leonard R, Toy, Bank of Co
operative*, Orlando will b* guest
sneaker and will talk on co-opera
tive marketing of farm products.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudoph Lloyd
will head tha picnic committee and
will be assisted by Roger Jim lnai,
8 A. Tlndel. A. B. Tidford. Char
les Lawson and Theodore Aolln.
Swimming and playing of volley
ball and horshoe pitching will be
enjoyed.
•
Baptist Colleges
fCeestnned reeaa ra g e B w ,
of tax money for private or reli
gious school e.
"The secretary of the associa
tion la to inform Mrs. Roosevelt,
"the resolution continued, "that
the member* of this association
deplore this unwarranted criticism
of har belief in the American pol
icy of absolute separation of
church and state,''
Dr. J. Ollle Edmonds, president
of Stetson University a t DeLand.
Fla., draw up tha statem ent and
offarad It for the approval of the
association.
In her June 2S newspaper
column, Mrs. Roosevelt anil dis
tribution of federal funds to nonpublic schools would violets the
traditional separation' of church
and s ta te
Last Friday Cardinal Spallman
wrote ■ latter as saving her opposi
tion to federal fund* for parochial
and private schools. He said tha
late President's wife must have
acted from misinformation, Ignor-
"1 have’ no 111 fayllng., toward
any religion or toward any people
of Mgh or low estate t*«aMS* they
belnng to anv religious 'gfoup.x x x
. "I want freedom of religion tn
prevail In thla country. I leant no
religious prejudice end 1 want
absolute freedom of worship and
religious teaching! but at the same
time I believe k u V l* 4 r*Mul' u*
church and stata/ju
4 -H J fa r ih jlt
Fa** #•*»
■
, <CaatlMM« r i e a Poa* • « )
tha Atlantic Pact."
He.aald past experience aaaurea
that tha products must likely to
"
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he surplus ara whaat, corn, tobac
co and cotton, and ha added;
r
fc '
"In my judgment it will be
vary detrimental, not only to the
'- j
Catholics
Votel
CCA program but to all other
j:
t u "
agricultural products, to give cot
For Commies, But j ;
ton, corn, tobacco and whaat the
' r,. r-r
extremely preferential treatment
R
e
j
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c
t
Doctrines,
i'- Implied in thla amendment."
And Southern Democrats hoist
VATICAN C rrv rju ly 26~(/P) |
*£•'
ed tha flag of surrender In the
!| —L’Oueivstore Romano, the Vati
face of overwhelming house senti
can newipapar, said today Calhnl-i
ment for anti-poll tax legislation.
’ ’•
,.,Y:
ice who lupport Communitm with 1
They conceded that today's ses
^
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sion would see passage of the
; voter but who do not adopt itr I ;
y |yi:
legislation but said It will never
i anti-Christian doctrine arc not ex- |,
j
pass the Senate which un four
Icommunicated from the Roman I
YY:
previous occasions has bottled M
up.
Catholic Church.
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presented this
The passage vote was set for
I he newspaper
view in a ffront .page
_ rdilorial-an1 Cyril Butnsr, service manager mid-afternoon and Northarn Daand Republicans prodlctexhaustive analysis of the rsccnl J the Hemlnule Truck and Trac 'mocrata
tor Co., has been In Chicago for ed that there wouldn't he inure
order
of
the
Vatican
decreeing
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the past two wcaks attending the than 100 votes against the bill.
Tha legislation, backed by the
excommunication for anti-Christian school for service t rmanagers
--.conand matarialiatic active Common- ducted by th#
Har- 1PM conventions of both major
*
vister Co. He ja due to raturn political parties, would make it
isle.
| Saturday.
unlawful to require payment of a
non-pnlltlcal, moat of the Improve*
Tha editorial said lha church is,
poll tax as a prerequisite fur vutmenta could he voted by the 19311
___ __________
ing In primary or ganeral elections
I concerned over tha Catholics in
legislature to take effect tm Jan. * * ? *** military tribunal acofor President, Vlcs-Preeldent, or
1, 1933, at the Ireglnnlng of a new h n o ri OUo Abate ( l l m ) , 44, who weslern Europe who have been (
members of Congress.
----------------------trying
to walk a tightrope belween1
administration. In thla was, those | was Hitler a Ambaaaador
In Parts
Southerners have liven flghtlnp
running for governor In MMMW
tdflll during tha Real ocoupatioo, to Catholicism and Communism.
I <f«atia«*e reeat Fas* oaei
th* bill on the giuund it Invades
w o u ld k n o w w h a t th e new set up
tha excluilvM rights af states to
1
n determine
w o u ld he a m i th e re fo re would rmt s s s r r L ' i t t s z :
this qualifications of
Z : ' L’Os.ervalora ..id , "ihete are m.ny 1
m ake
c o m m itm e n ts th a t
would
voters. They tossed In th« sponge
have to ha defended la te r
lata yestarday after having fought
-tv * "
t i e i B s s j r w s a peace.
i
" T h e w o rk o f such a c irmnlr- Mona nl anumber of lop Francb "
promises of lommumtl chicls ot (tme ubjwctlvw of world
u four-hour delaying actlun.
■ lull w o u ld he slow and Icrlluos
ArmyuDIcera.
(International) , moved by the drsite of social t*-;Fpstkman has pledged auppart fot
Meanwhile congressional con
h u t It co u ld m ean m uch to Flui
troversy over federal aid to edu
lla u n ls | M ct
__ . (forms, favor Communism w ithoutt,|| three, and other senstors back
Ida."
cation spread to ■ bill Intended
.
.
. K e v 0 ,t l n E c u a d o r
!idolllin| iti basic doctrine.
!-fwo.
ar a com promise. .
L a b o r H ra rln a
.
----------1 "The latter do not Incur ax- Tubny's resolution la identical
Rep. Steed <[>-Oklat attacked
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'wJITICTL'IBU."*
Ir.m n .u .k .M o ., W I W H ti, 8 . . .I,h ^
In as a federal Invasion of the
h ealth 1field a Mil which would
I,
J n ’in. w S ? u & u ’ U B F T & S t * 5 3 w » , t o t o " W J r t J 1” " t o ” 1 t o t o j p j i . M M n»m - make available 135,000,000 solely
unions and management to get tachment at Asuay, In lha south-, ,0 l,,e dogged enemies of Cnrlal* her* and tha Houea Foreign Af- for echool health purposes, lu
tnvether and 'Mo the very thlnw“ f Yhe ?Ity? to Job, In !■" religion and of the danger of fairs Commltlae has promUad public, private and parochial
which the anti trust laws forbid." tl," uprising.
*
J
; poisoning thalr own intelligence1public h - y ngs It naa the active schools.
lie argued there Is (I) genersl
" “nl
with the falsa Ideas continuouslysupport of the United World FedThe inesMtre, backed by House
acceptance of the right of unions .
.
.
n ? U V **V* "
spread by the Communist Press, trsllsts organisation,
Majority L e a d e r McCormack
to "mononollie" the lahor supply " " “ 'I ,,r 'J"1
.
.
The newspaper apaclflad th a t, Kefauver’s proposal Is that of (Mass) was voted out of a House
and 12) that the Supreme Court
When .Mancheno tried to win ..f:, (h„||rs who support Cnmmun- th* Atlantic Union Committee, commerce subcommittee yesterday
In several cases for all prattaal "ver the tank tie aehmant he whs 1#m w(|h , h, )r vote„t with money [W)l,rh Includes former Sapretne ns ■ possible way out of a con
purimses exempted unions from the rebuffed with cries of long live
j(j ou, ,0 |h# Communist press,'court Justice Owen J. Roberta, troversy over a broader school aid
antl-lrust !aws.
the constitution.
with their support In social andlCTsrenca Htcell, William L. Clay- hill under fire ftom Roman fatlio
Therefore, he said all that would
With Mancheno were 40 retired ,)((||t|rll| discussions, without glv-'ton, until recently under secretary lie churchmen as unfair to paro
If'
n l' 7 T
w," ’ "P1’? " Pr,‘"1' Ing their adharenca to tha m ater-)uf „tHie, and funner Secretary of rhlal schools.
Earlier federal housing officials
* ‘rlc‘ P ' l ' n ' t o n r . w . wnobi » '
" government.
J s t l c and antl-Chrlltlxn doctrine W.r Robert P. Patterson.
pleaded with congress to keep
& nio1.t‘\ V ? nTon iJr-'iniMsS" . ^ f e t ^ S J S i W
* S £ S 2 ^ *" no1 “ " " i ........« * r
..... . 8,^,rk* them from being Imrd-hcmtrd
landlords. Unless the rules me
" l l v e T " ’ " n‘,
‘n r 1
Br i *" r r
^5S Z »
different bm nd, Of ? i " e i T y ‘S “ c !.lfl,r t j ! ! l " l i toE rhnnged, they said, th^y niuit
evict thousands of tenants—many
Leading cob ! operators t# .tlflsd | * U 0ner 'bv"* he rebels. *lle “also
th if^new spaper m' r l,rlll»* <fh“m l*lo» 1
son ra id . "S p e a k in g fr o m » p«r*«n- ■
s i s ta n d p o in t, I can vo le for any I
(d e a n , decent ta x based on the sb ll* ■
it y to p a y.
He added, h o w e ve r, " I *** n » , |
reason t o le g a liz e som ething lh a t ■
Is now Ille g a l Just fo r the "she ■
o f t a x in g It . ”
P ro p o sals th a t o ff-tr a c k la ce ■
h n o k m a k ln g ho le g a lis e d and taxed , ■
w e re m ade d u rin g th e reg u la r leu- I
ia la tlv o session.
■
In th e same sta te m e n t, Himpsori I
reco m m en d e d c re a tio n o f a srute I
cn m m in sim i to stu d y g o vernm ental I
econom y “ as a lo n g ran g e and non- ■
p o litic a l p ro je c t.
“ It le e n u to me th a t thla pro I;
Idem o f econom y in governm ent I
Is so M g th a t It should he o p - ■■
p ru s c h e d as was th e school pro- I
o lc rn .” he said.
I
F lo r id a ’ s school system * u . re I
o rg a n iz e d a f t e r lo n g stu d y hy » I
co m m itte e 1 m ade uu o f la y citizens,
le g la la to rs and ed u cato rs.
“ We need a F lo rid a commission I
com posed o f good citiz e n s and a ■
fe w le g is la to rs to co n sid e r the pro- ■
M e m ." S im p so n de cla re d .
J
" I n o rd e r to keep th is m atte r H
C i ___ J
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“in
,nd
— ..... ...... ■ ■ ■ n i l
prlll,n'
" j t J nawip.p*. ndiM t o , who
lha bill seek to prevent (A) strikes
The government announcement fv(>r pr,lf,.l,,,s. defende and pfuto prevent "outside, goods” from Mlfl thoae> arrested a the prekl;
*'matsrlallatlt and aditcoming Into anv community! (B)
danttnl palace Inc ItMet I (.apt. Abel P * . „ | , rjnM 0| comnidK'exclusion of "effldant". product inn Manosxlvns. J-alle. Inim.n, it subc„m m „„|cata"
'
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methods! fC) refusal by unions to Inspector of the civil au ari, and
fOThlddan Cathoallow "Independent firm* to ra- x Mr. Muroch. The tim e had l|gnn ■ Tlwf decree hns^fo»hM<l>n 'batno
main In existence'" (Dl activities ■crimed ss |ixtllrlpnuis In sn eh- lira from reading Communist ill
of n union In "Impoelng’and main- of‘lyo plot uncovnnd si Agua*
tainlng artificial prlca* or rearric- Madlomlaa in l.oja ptnvlma a atan from their confesaora. Of
lion of priidttcUon, and 1C) the I montti ago.
th s, I. Osservatore salat
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Mate then hell of (lie imsll lints
in ihe lowei rrsidrntial dutrirl uf
ihi* city of 6.000,000 were ileitrnyed last night.
grassed was of equipment, on the
im , the farmer ahould do Ilk*"More dutlea," ha daclarad, "are
quired of a ganaral farmer than
iy other vocation, therefore, th*
rm sr corn** In contact with mor*
lags which cause accidents than
iy other person 1 know of. Th«
m a r produce* to percent of our
gesiltie* of life, thorofor# We
•u ld co-operate with and Help
» farm er to live.
The nlhar man. hnhpN
today wars Identified Ml
Edward Kan*, 44, of w
operator of a recreation
opd poo) room In Mnnhatti
Ahrnhom Goldberg,
Quaena, assistant elrculnilf
gar of tha Journo) Amor
Em ilio. Strollo, 41, - a J ,
manager of a cheek M M
H i urgad a campaign a< safety cam
In Manhattan and
InpaUon whisk would Include of Anthony
StroUp, Ofr*
gwntinf youths In safety find,
ml aid and Ufa saving method*,
•suasion of aafety nmoiurN In
ria and farm organlutlnn*,
Ming of autemohllaa and Hum
ibm ant in good mechanical
Milan, and among other safety
mem auggeated that laddeia
i.m m strong and In good «ondl-
mi,y ,orte 10 m“k• ,h* u-
t
union .,11,I t. Arnold wnnld hn,r
Colored
Georgia Mayor
of them veterans—a t tho end of
this year.
HaJSS* uM
T"i&?,«Sl5k“ *xlaSmS *0,"
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5
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g»nls«d severs! years ago at Mock
h T o S r i i S l ! r o n d .thr** n»ll« from Iron City."
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8 ® 5 R S ® VK&K
Cattlemen and farm ers look on
the coyote sa a friend when he
helps to keep in check jack rabbits, ground squirrels, prairie dogs
and other animals that sa t grass
and grata.
of them stayed In their houses for
several days, afraid to go to work.
—■■■■1 *------ ------Sheep ranchers deteat wyotes
because they kill iheep, lambs,
and chickens.
May
yesterday thay wanted no part of O ffe red MaJ. Relnaldo V area. com- " ? ?
0 ,h ,r ' ,n#
P ”
IC sillssr* * » ■ Pag* Oa#»
paaiad Rad Cross testa In their
groups In addition of th» two
named for Junior Life Saving.
Thate Included Ann ■DyefRoro.
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strength to the Communists, favJanet Lee, Betty Phllllpn, and "guiie" of tsgltimate purpose
when a union Is actually after
;
.JI,,1I* “"Im lr'v zim.V ’ *’rlnf 11
Is condsmned b>
something else. He urged that '
n» i ,h(* noly office's decree.
courts l>e allowed discretion to
^ "If Socialists adhere to Catodetermine the true Issues In each nnun,i d Is * „r v as
" Man- munlB* m atarlilialk doctHna they
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, i„ h
!S1“ t o t o f f l l S , . , , S , . . " | UU r t t o t o , unJ. r t o
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th a;'cu test" girl In camp, Isabel
LaPII* won second place for being
moat co-operative and. .prettiest
and Bhlrlav Hamilton won third
plOca as tha friendliest girl.
Instructions In 4-H activities
wafa given. Rgt. Strickland of lha
Slats Highway Patrol talked on
oafety.
, „
■The Pilot Club sponiored Bar
bara Bush and Ethel Slna etary
of Paola at the camp, wamtlMae lwe. Paola, and Betty PhilUpa and h h lrlo/ B M U *U Oaneva
were lent to tha camp by lha
CongretM Action
Vatican Changes’ |
Stand On Red*
Excommunication
(The typluion left two dead >tn
Okinawa, 10 American- Injured
and Air Force Installnibms were
heavily damaged by winds up tn
130 miles an hour hut hrsitqiiarlera
In Tokyo reported minimum plane
lose**. Okinawa bis * 11-20 base.
(Th# army In T»kyn ordered
planes and ships to stand hv to
carry relief supplies tn the U. 8.
base 300 miles ninth nf Japan
Some facilities were wiped nut;
others Differed fdt per rer.t des
truction. New buildings, especially
designed In resist tynlmoii winds,
came out of It with ellicht damage,
the Arnly said.
(Oh# of th* two ktlb'd was the
seven year old daughter of an Air
Fore# officer, whose two other
daughters were rrillcally hurt. A
Filipino construction worker later
died oil Injuries. Names were not
available,
(Meanwhile, Japan was alerted
for • naw 73 mil# an hour typ
hoon which mla**d Okinawa and
ADAMS TRANHFBBRBD
TURNER AIR FORCE BASE,
Albany, (is., July 8ft—Pfc. R ap
tnutid R. Adams, 1728 Locust Av#,,
Hanford, Fla., has bean transfer
red to this Southwest Georgia jai
fighter bate where ha will wofk
in Special Sarvlcaa aa a member
of the .Hat. Fighter Wing.
Whan you aorv* a cold seal
salad, add a small eup of lalt
to the plate and fill tn# eup <
a little tartar aauce To m ax i
sauce, Just add aweaf trickle ral
chopped parsley, lemon Jules,
a raw capita to mayonna!**
creamy salad dressing.
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P m eOMSadLueMei AwJ* rears. "Merria men
10
Shanghai ilr**ta ware under
water I n g si* Inch** to four feet
Three Inane* of water got into
W -ewmd floor of the AgWVMhn
l M p , n * British conatrixt#
hamgjaMd, next doer and etijmly
MfMe, eeckped the muddy water*.
m.
m d t a l M m w Swger, aagar " F e a r aAep
l * t r , P e e M*» Me a*after* i f Laekfee Sag
rwo% Roe feSwee* Mol aeoSee a awefi eoaeAe.
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than Lucky Strike! To bring you thie finer
cigarette, the makers of Lucky Strike go
after fine, light, naturally mild tobacco—and
pay millioni of dollar» more than official
parity prlctt to get It! So buy • carton
of Lucklea today. See for youraelf how much
fiaar and smoother Luckies really are—how
much more real deep-down smoking enjoy
ment they give you. Yes, smoke a Lucky 1
I f a a finer* milder, more enjoyable cigarette!
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Mrs. FDR Denies Discuss Arms Aid
W ith Commanders
Bias In Note To WASHINGTON,
July 27 <*,
—Th# United States milllsty high
27-<fP> Cardinal Spellman command will fly to Em up, Fri
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* .* & s r c ia : ■***:
* tts f u r
day lo discuss th* aimi aid pm
gram with th* military ihiris ol
the Atlantic Pact nations.
Th* National Military F.su LImIi
menl, announcing this today. m l
the commanders ol the Army. New
and Air Force “ will discuss nut
ters of mutual interest, including
the proposed military aigsmrslion
under the North Atlantic Pert, will,
the military chiefs of Eutopr.ui
signatory nations of the pad ami
will acquaint themselves with .u.
rent conditions in Europe."
They also will "gain fust band
information on thr status of Umtr I
S u its forces" in Europe, the an
nouncement said.
The three military
Army General Omar
Admiral Louis DenfeM,
Force General Hoyt S.
berg-m sk* up the Joint
leadei*Bradley.
and Aii
Vend* n
chief, » l
MMaJ. General A. M. Gruanthn,
director of the Joint staff whn n
a working agency of the Join
*1 SOO.OOO OO., .nt « ( - 1 . , . ^ ,W k «
chiefs, will accompany the > n.
for im p us American farm product!
,
o1l _, menders.
w... appear
iwloic o n
They will
appear twrote
»
E ..T .n K.r . . , P ..
*.o. mV
s
Kresslonsl committees considei"iK
*-
*Z
the military assistance pm*,..
T h iM tim l
....
...
....
t o , . , ! ;... <W.. I r a j " • • I ,< » » « « ,» » • “ »
disputed amemtineiit of Senator. from honeil belief.
v-----------|ftl(r ,0 (hr Cardinal, arch(CaailuaeS„ —
Os ------ Slat
biiliop of New Yotk, wai a formal
d
- • »'-!
SA N FO R D , FLORIDA, W E D N E S D A Y
Senators F i g h t To
Get New Farm Pro
gram Drafted For
Present S e s s i o n
S
r
f e
AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W S P A P E R
BatabUahad I N *
* * WASHINGTON, July
—■the Senate today accepted with
out a fight the 10 per cent cut in S h e
W ill Continue
European recovery fund* voted bv
To
Express
Views,
ill appropriation! committee.
The amendment to the HouseI.etter Announces
patted bill wet approved by voice
vote. However, a Hack of other
HYDE PARK, July 2 7 - ( / D ~
amendment! Mill had lo be acied Mn Franklin D. Rooievell told
on before a vote on the bill itielf Flatten Cardinal Spellman today in
* l n approving a 10 per cent red answer to hit chaigci of "antiuction the Senate voted to provide Calholiciim" lliat the would "con$3,620,300,000 for the Economic linue lo Hand fat the thing! in our
Cooperation Adminiiiralion for thr flovrintneni which I think arc
tar which began July I. The right."
She luld the Cardinal in a
louie voted $3,566,470,000 with
authority t o iptnd it in 10 ta Idler:
"I have no bias agairtil the
monthi. if necciiary.
In addition the Senate bill con Roman Catholic Church."
She added:
taint anothet $150,000,000 in loan
Authority for aiding Euiope'i re- ■ ^ ^l4V* no *i[j*ntion of atuckcovery. That item com.a up fo, j •»« v™ l>n*onally. nor of attack■riiofil tsier
in* *'ir Honun Ctlnolic Church.
. J
t
. e l but I slidJI, «( count, continut lo
t t f n
--------Jia-m.ix_._w_. ■■_ . . — a g g e - g -
Senate Approves 10 U.S. Military
Per Cent Slash In Chiefs Plan
EuropeanTiip
Toreign Aid Funds Atlantic A l l i a n c e
#
a
on Friday before taking off.
They will visit Frankfurt, .....
don, Paris end Vienna befotr te
turning In about tsn days.
"Limitation of lime prevent, a
visit to each European elguat'iv
nations of th# North
Atlantic
Pact," th# NME aeld. "However,
It is hoped that telks can l>* ar-
L ew is T u rn s D ow n
S o ft Coal O ffe r
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l f t
>
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JU L Y
a
-
27,
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m
HUH
o C n it ;
W H IT E
SU LPH U R
SPRINGS, W. Va„ July 27—
(iPl—John L. Lewis today re
jected an offer ol northern and
western soft coal operators for
a two-year extension of his
present contract in exchange
for dropping the three-day
Resolution Dedicates
work week. The mine owner*
Membership To Un
offered to give Lewis the tame
terms and conditions until Mar.
finished Task Of
31, IBM. These include a pro
vision that the miners work
Killing Labor Bill
only when they art- “able and
willing." The union described
NF.W YORK, lull 27 </!*»
the offer as "ridiculous.” With
the rejection uf the operators' The Inleinalionsl Executive Hoaid
offer.
negotiations
between ^of the ( 1 0 Steel W m lfii L'mon
united mine workeri and the t today ........... .
dure led the
northern and western toft coal union's officeis lo tile mvi ('mumen recessed until Aug. II.
A a a o c U la d P ro a# L o w e d W it#
A c h e s o n
m unisl a lfid a v iis unde: the
Lawyer Is Hit By
.38 Slug Blit la
In Fair Condition
t a ll
Ha 1 1ley l.aw.
The action came alter a speedel a closed inerting ht L'mon f ir
sident Philip Muiiai wlm has been
one of thr strongest holdouts a
gainst signing the atfidanis
Tlie iriolullou adopled hi ihr
buaid said die union "dedicates
its entile inrnihtiiliip lo thr un
finished task ol upealing the tail
Haitlry Ac i ami lestoimg the
Wagnri Acl c. ill, niipioc rrnriils dr
Signed to salrgiiald lahoi s hasli
A r m s
a pistol.
One shnl wounded the lawyer in
die face. He tan from ihe car and
lomhlrd into a muddy, 40-foot
deep hole A hospital later lepoMrd
tli.lt tlie .li t I svolkl-l. .......II H
fire ol • oiiniimilM Infliieine, tint
he Im- u.M-ileit tliat II oli)ec-*»
Jl piiin-tpli i a ii'ipini'ioriil f-n
IIUHili iiflli-ei- l>> *lgli siii'Ii nf
filavil*
T o
I o S u s p e n d
B ill
J u d g m e n t
Ervin Rules Teachers’ Contracts
Must Not Include Reduction Clause
Sect rt.ti v O f State
S;tys Americans In
China l(’ace Being
1lc-li.1 As Hostages
I ti l. IM tSSKK. July 27—(>Pl—Th# Cabinet Imla* iinaniiniiu.ls
appose,| , SI UI,Mir bintgel lo meet Florlda'a regional rdurallon e»-
\V \"I IIM.il IN, loh i i - i / P )
'se.irl m ol Siair ,-\i hrsun ap
hi i .iimiI on a i on tot. ill eciinnmy. "I'm nil in favor ol regional rdu* pealed to l oiigiris lodai lo sus
• aim i he u.nimeotrd. "11111 I don'l see how s»# ,an linain* it a hen pend lotlgiiirnl mi
dir 11.450,iii id nun -irign aims aid bill unlit
>.r C.'II I ||.I* lot tinliir rducutuin."
■ill ihr PMilrcuf i> iu
t .1 I A! i \>"l I Ill's 27 t/I’i— A u o in e v L e n r ia l R n h a n i l i n o
A- hesoo i..ld a n*s, s coiifeiencc
%iini UuLi» *iiuiiiifi mas nest w id e into tc s c h e is Coliliact, a d a n se diet dial ....... ... , 4„ r i |
, | ir p l 0al4m
sal.,lire >>ill V le.lucecl d the Male falls tu provide „» full cotitiihiilmn 'h i seseul iiiriiihct ut Lung.es! ar*
p e n -r.
Mir s,nr came n iter (i u v e r M r W arreo vdlhdrri. .................
I) IS ' .......W,,U#" -V lh> " ‘•“V1 ,,f S‘ ,lr '
Hioina, sound
1V hi,, dial they talk*........ .............- ............................... ......................
a................................................
i uliT *, 11■t -ailing tui payment
of ..... .........................................................
* ......
a Orlunli altii c
hslllte , nti il.ilioii. to pidilir
rights "
ATLANTA, July 2 7 -4 /P )- An
Itowrvei the lesnlulloll added •c'liool.......... e ■oi V'S pen-rut for
Atlanta judge rally today shot
•he In-i il.it-i immtli. of the fis
tfial "ill oulei io .alrguaid the
down » lawyet, hit opponent in a ilitrirsls ol dir inrnihriship and cal m o Hull, c h a. -a id many
•i-limih si ill nr lo ii . tl to clove
tangle of divoic* suits and other
,,
, , ,
,
.to go lo i v, ai.l t>id, llir oigamta
|r<4| i£ | (ont
“ ,h r ci“ i,
not ie»t,.icd
: 1(1 A M . police r e - 1 *•» •»'» .......gsiutrsl wilhm on,
At about 2
u n lv Civil
M
puiiru. Fultonn rn
county
Livil Court
lourl I »UI I U , i t ,l' '
Ihr unions iiileni.tlional olturls
ludiic Ruhr it Caipcntei, 44, pul*
■ml olluns ol I,,, .iI iinitint design
Ird lus cat alongside one diiven
ed In top .,Ih> <il, in sign dir non
hv Allorncy John Ijnkwood. 53. Ciimnilmist ithd.isiis
and fiird si him five times with
Uni i ti, liu- iii.l.li'il all along
N o. 842.
A p p e a ls
N <m -R «iO aiK s C o n g r e s s
Atlanta Judge
Shoots Opponent
In Divorce Case
Generally fair and rather warm
through Thursday l ight varlablt
v. inj*. niuslly easterly.
.Meat,a I,lie
I hole
itep
dUi-e a invuMiir liming tbs- coming
. .
special vesslun ot the l.egi-lalou Hrsln-n
whtcll Would oliltusc ||,e sv,-01111,1 j Mo M
of hood* and mu-h. in Kluinla
, •liollld
fitockilule .aid lie hud I. en a- -aid it
sureil hy Uuveimn Knllei l\u -,^.i! >1 0 ' -m i
that if tlie Lrgi-lutuic .lean- on
#*
......... .......... .............. .„
»UJ.
c
ol -rnsloi \ ai.Jenbcig. (R-
dial null an ileum plan
hr adopted now. Aiheton
is ., good idea tu half an
pioat.llli
Bui he drs laird dial it exsdly
«h. -.tut.-’, f „ , p t i ; 1
prlmuty puipo.r oi m, -pr.
wlial the Adiiiiliitlialloii has proI >aMIkUSSt «| 41* I'wiie tig, |
lit unt
posed.
t't«* 4*V1it»'ll| 1* iff whii-li Aclieton
| I'-'Kl ..... • l»M—M-Iilsr,! lo Con*
, 1,-" j k lUllillM vvnti In* appearUhl', 1II 1Ml!» The Hmi'i- Foielgu
Af Inn ■ LMillmitt ri tniimriow
(lull up|'«'arun,-e. tlis
i Diwi
Kpt'i tin 1V Mf IIAl'tl •i> uu.wiM duveth a n*ptn t •*I *• lIlk11n i \ u< tu wheth*** I In tr.tri-il Stu i, * guv,-i nmeni
hiii itif *6$ii ml (mi ■lliu, slie Bus-
500,000 Troops {Baptist Minister
Renew Fight On
r
Mid-China Front
a
-Him- hi :• .it-S1v«*l V |ii v|iarlli# fu(
it i , i 1
..... I Hiui ,vav that
. .
reply to hii charges lait Friday
A onion -|iiil,e*n iaii esp lallieil Govn mm*nt Fi>ri«*.s Lane Is Hit By Bul l>,‘ , .ill,*,l ..........I lli,t*e loaded num•"» condition was Ian
that ill* had a "record oi snltCarpenter and Lockwood wets 11 1,1 (In- -leel w iltk e l. c'nillil not
Rr* H u r t e d
T o
M t*
lets Following Row 1,1 Ili* i,,‘ it'[iin-,i ,v*. ti,,- ieti.nters
take uilsaioagt- of Ills- elfi'lloti
Cstholiciim" and Mi denotutce| 0| n,e, business associates, but m ploc-eilme. ot tlie T u t l Mai ties
1iV;m1>» For Fight
A t Tiaffic Lip; ht wimlil nnike .i lul out "t that, he
ment ol h*» opposition lo ledsial ranged with military repreM-nts-1 |ftfn | monlh, h*d become biUil A d miles- 11n-v I'umplleil ssilli tin
• aid. .iiul it tu- is-pile,l no, they
tlves
for
North
Atlantic
I
act
i
n
s
S
i
w
l
m
gage
M
il
aid lor parochial schools.
g f fiilk d i. 11 ipmament
woiilil imiki- u hit nut <>l lhat; to
‘ T A M F A , July i l t^-i—p,,
FAN
ION,
Chins,
July
27
i/l*il
member
ngtlaaa
at
any
place
covTtii-s illas%sit a major puit in tlie
Cardinal Bpfltaien said Mf ».
III* iliclmoii u s> to make no co m
l i l t Im p t fln f V|t 1 ’ H r 4 h1r> if*
i
tenet
ary
convenient
A
government
spokesman
tsiiNEW YORK, Jnly *7—(/Pi—
dejnSatun in (aver** tin union's
ment ni all in linmct resimnse .
prtrled
ig
mass
has
confrs-.rd
In
*
1 1 a#*. *
g
"
|
ilmMlIs
cMfe
flM
I
Eli*
**$«*
*
I
ttAn kmergeney appeal for special
] sisAlrsl InJay ihr Communists have •laying a m lnlstei in don n iim n
He did «a, that all the informa
v a g m i to deal wUK a rllln f/n u m
1i-lmignl 400,(Kk) to 500.0041 troop, Isrtipa today. Ileavlry reported tion tin di‘|nii<uieiil lias un th*
ber of Infantile, paralyse ease*
tuts1into icnewsd ligMiug in Cruiial H a u l t t'lirn rliii* »aiii “Hunk Hu--l.ni -lluiitloll will lie plae4
___ _____
talka wll § r«pr#itiitawas Issued today by Hospital bias In her column last Monday Informal
at ihr dis|iosal of Congress But
staff
bod lor lhat" a f lr i ....................
th*
Cantdli
('lima.
live
of
the
Canadian
ehltf*
of
<
Commissioner Marcus D. Kogel.
In her reply today Mrs. Ru"'»! hr dt-i'llllrd empiiutlcullv that U
t
la
lila
u
e
a
rta
t
sar
aies
hnn
ihe
Itei
lulu,
p.
|
Jllr
jMl|
i the spokesman, General ieng nled n| |»lMiil linllri wouml1 „iii mil .imiiilii liny hush-hush-ut
Dr. Kogel actad a t 14 new polio velt declared "I h s v s n s v e i ad
cast* wars reported In an official vocated th* Bsrdsn Bill nor suy
LONDON,
July
27—(JP)—Ru*
i ins:Mi'iiiiiK slnff.
V
liilsssj
I
I
I
l
i
'
l
l
l
l
l
t
'
P
not
go
mil)
ihr
N
j
\m l ih r x ir io t n iy 'a id that A m ly described "wild epidemic" In other specific Mil on educat or,
a fi h i i s i n i
llKn|thi Hr mb1 ,|lfir
ela has demanded that Yugoslavia1
lAiMPA. July H
(\ iiirKii* rt-snsin,1list in China fkc#
now
before
th*
Congress.
II-*
New York City. The health de
Idesi-e
1
1
1
Soviet
cltlsens
»h.
ia» hern no lug i ls>h hrlvtiti, 1 Ml A I I il i ,i I an,I 1 1111 nr 1 |la ju i,i 1 ih r .lunge: of in-inn n e ste d •<’
partment put the number uf case* Have, however. In fsoeisl «>d t"
charges have Iwen Jailed, beaim
1 I Hw i l /■ -! luiul. J u ly l'i
(i
>|>|msing fortes and dial g o ir ili unlllslei „ a s .Jam 11, ,l..,.iiiil„i, h..>tuge* by tin- Commimtst#
1
since. Jan. 1 at 247.
and
"doixned
to
starvation"
In
■
>
/)
\
i
ll
n
ull..i,
in
ti-ilia
lln
n
u
l
|
***ThV*Harden Bill I* * substitute
II, t. hi ii now* im itrio u c e that
prlsai for Moscow’s critical am . ............ .. .U‘i-uls-,1 lien- today llia t menl aim ies w ait in t a il
lampa today,
#$k
The hospital cotumlieluner said for s measure already passed >>>
\ utl.x-audoi .1 I sstu ht ••it Stuait, in
tilde toward Yugoslav Plenum
t iiiiir i • l'I „ « i t* auvIn lin e | , "We -sic
he told new
Ahr did not want to frighten tha the Seiiat* which would allow the
- . -w 'siling."
. •- ..... .. .................—
d io iil,
a li e ,,»a 11I,,
J)rlr, li, r
iiuuiiub*.i tu, raa* sts,
* n lli11,1
'"public or o m e m p h a itie the ser vtates to u»# the federal funds foi
ATLANTA,
July
27—(/Pi— Marshal Tito.
...... .
’ , 1T ,* mi*' 1 1 men. "lo r llir h tsl lime and |.la, r lli'p n l,u IJ D S lr p lirn , irp o n rd
A
protest
note
"IneU
tiug"
*m
m i n .' and du ......lbs
. _ s. .
,■ ................ . . i . . . , 1.. I ■
V ’
'
iousness of the outbreak, but he parochial and private schools •» Herman T slm sd|* expected his
Ho, let Hii«'la uml l-ism e, each I *0 deal III* l uiiimuinsls a dralh lie l.a,l a n o lril Wa n il i ......
added:
measure to raise corporation In release uf th* Russians
they so dsslrsd.
f
v,
tu.
li
hud
million*
id
a,
-Its
blow
."
,
la
llifi
id
ih
r
R
r»
|n
|ili
I*
lan
e 's
M
osciih
The Cardinal's attack on Mrs come taxes will sail through tha broadcast lest night by
"We du need nureaa badly to
with mines
in Win Id
W ar U |(|(t N , |io |u l,„ llt U K r l. h.m | l ‘» tea, old m lr
radio. It was another ilimuu*tia
takl care of tha Increaatbg num Kuos* vs It brought bar »uPF"r' senata today.
Administration leaders
said tiou ol the wide rift between Hie II hini lumimnl uililing u sane
ber of polio caies and I appeal to from such persons *» Jorliter New
^ *Mir
lu l uur
ft uni turn lm -m li use "f in Uonei n to ev n *ikm»vvlfJure! tu iih fi i<rt»
every nurse who can glVP full time York state Governor Herbert Leh they hoped to finish up th* Tal- two countrlei, resulting
Tin- advances into liuinati piovmre. ( n i " ',l'i,,,Nv
51.,- Aimt oiurhiis
Tito's
quarrel
wllh
th#
Soviet
lul
tinGsmeiii
«ai
‘
"ii,i
isllim'
man,
Barnard
Baruch
and
th*
Ht
nisiigr
pro|ram
and
adjourn
by
or part time tu help us out !n
these|(lon hcajqusileis oideied maitial 'd'"
<*'• on,am,i m In, Imiitri
Communlet Information Uuieun , ^t.lei no r* IS in,istsuss
Rev. Charles K. Gilbert, Protest lat* tomorrow ufUrnoon.
this emergency."
At Hie liiee llliK >d thr I’ lltil Glub
oi1'* o(
11 *
1,1 "* "
law in this reliigre sapilal. eilr. i ;ilm nlt
Taliriadjra's floor leader, Sena- i Com Inform).
N unes caring for the polio ant Episcopal bishop of New
I ’v iile i
last
announced during tlie >>m
lliip r t lo i 'llr p t i r t t ' sal,I lie s,a * | liulil m the ........... .
tor Crawford Pilcher, said ha has * ,Russia
(A
n
A
itnrialrd
Pies,
victims will get »80 a month mura
Inrlsy.
IV*
, 1 , 11.1 aha had ralerted a You.,
Mie I mini H lu lrs Its Stsal IS, t all
qiicilm isiisg i rnghl membeie ‘ >de.l lu .mnirlhut#
Imldiii*
1
mnrlms
tm
(ban the pay for general duty Y Meanwhile, a new move started .7.1 voles pledged—six more than *)SV protest ovsr th* Soviet atu *'ila
slid Hllll
IIAII 46!isa led
|*>I the
Itsv "H
’” 1' 1(11(141111
and nAustralia
o|i|msidupstch IfUlll
from nvuiiciu
Red held Nanking
gin toward a i,tml foi iia n sp o rIn Congress today to rasaua fed- the 27 needed.
dnuttos, Dr. Kogel said.
tiou Tl*»'
(lfffgiftl ie.ml| t J ||lt Coininuiml Ingli coin m llir im u tiri
......... . in K n g la ii-I •"i Mi** Josenril ii3 to •ducitton lf#tw
One administration leader said, tude toward Tito's clalnt.s lm tin a a$*i‘Mfl ligllol hV
Dr. Harry 6. Mustard, city ilgloui
vnlt'i
. .
• j
i r
lan e "-*> hil by b iillrls a lle i an |,iim,- K iiu u an , u >-liu i tee memtier
eo n lro w zy now lurround* however, thr measure might have territory from Austria at thr ir , in, Will. 4 ....... Die* ahsutiilisg
msnd h«l
taplu.c of ( ah
health commissioner, said Brook
a i ^mm ni j I a li al In iig lil lie 1 Um1 |ia*l pre*iil*iil -,f ih r Clayton,
It. Rap. Morton (R-Ky) said rmixh going.
cant Paris big four foreign min
The .Soviet delrgale. Genet s i
U-’M H .o s e « > e --« . ■ ! »
lyn has the largest number of trig
il.ril j l 4 liospilal 4 trw m iiiu lrs liu IM nl C lu b wlm hu- been arThr Mil would rale* corporate liters meeting. Hussis droppeit Nikolai HUvllie, aixoeil that pit- . . . . n
polio cases, 131. Twenty-sight h " l* drafting a bill based on thr
■
a >
Il ..bilaur.i MU S-as* Slm»
|, , - | il , - t| by the Itnyal Cnltfice A
principle
of
state
naada.
rt
of
th*
Yugoslav
claim*
A
auppori
or
in#
yugoaiav
c.a....*i
o
,akr
h
ftotn
an
army
income
taxes
from
the
present
6tb
that
(iM E m p lo y m en t And
cases w ire reported In Manhattan,
U would omit raelrlatloti* on
N lSI'IIIK III l.u llllllll
Belgrade
dispatch
today
said
the
„
i(|
.
.........
know
how
perrent
to
7
percent.
26 In the Broni; 64 In Qubans and parochial school ssilstape* which
I
M l" K Inm an, who |* at. In
wetkerul Bovlet not* had not yet
, , nUJVr llirllli UNj „ would lie W a g e s Sh ow InereaNf n o l - l l u i n u l S p e l l I n
Neither
Talmadge
nor
Pitcher
four In Richmond.
have bean denounced oy Roman would riimment on what their been mad# public there, and iheie , )iul|1#||)|)1|]|lI| Ulll,
m i. . ,
i <■ >
t , . . _ a . . . . . . . ,1 ii * t 1 l u l illK lr n *
I’ u n slilia iit
,r
In tha 10ld sev en epidemic 8,- Catholic churchman.
Slllt«*«l M il (infill Ilf [ Nmt* ,villi III* Georgia llcpsitwas no official Yugoslav rearihm
, |1#ln ,u l)o B„
ti'eutiaeeO On Vego eta)
DETROIT,
July
2
7
~
l4
‘i
With
467 cases wsre reported In July.
"I believe that there should >**
■ ■ irnl of i *nlilli- llr u llh , w ill attcu-J
lo latest developments In relation*' i|w|<ir William Arni'ttoiia of mole then 400,000 employe* on it*
In 1981 there were- 620 cases re
Mrs. RoosevsD said In her let
H, a s m it IA I 'ED I'ltE H S
liu- Hnyal C olieae a* . s ia d u S l,'
With Russia.
Veiisdo rcplleil ihui mine laying liayrolis, (icnersl Alotoi* imluy re
Men
ported In July.
flygleiiv.
I lu-r
l>.ifi li u( i-uul all lsi | at mien I f lll l il l ' l l lu l
Tha
liaw
note
said
the
Ku*tou>i
,
u
||tK]ily
epriialtsed
tank,
at
ported
a
new
peacetime
employ
freedom for every child to b*
iiif*o
I ' iiii
Huy re g io n I’lloi C lu lis iii F lo in la , Ucutgin,
lli>- las o il II
Hm
ii Huy
cltlsens
living
In
Yugoslavia
hint
w(lll.j,
few
prisoners
would
have
menl
peak.
educated In hi* own r*ll$ton- In
been subjected to "floggings ami |iM,| *xperl*iir»President O. E. Wilson said the lull il I 'l i I in n ,ilia III lo tn e -ik 8 ,m ill uml N u rtli C aru lin a have
pubhc^schooU
Col. W. R. HtMtK»im *d Au»- average employment for Ihr srr- a lint Im iind - 1>»-11 oves ih e t vn lies-ii u*keil tu p iu v iilr llir necCHICAGO, July 27—(4*1—Seven *11 kind* of Insults."
It SSld the re#) reason was "not mlia told the Huvlft ilrlrastr lie ond quarter of this year I* 40:1,14:1, i,:.l and Ea'ts-l N nul l* of On- r - ' u i y lis v e l fund* foi Mis* K in white men were summoned into
iiiu ii
committed
com i today on disorderly conduct th at they
.
«
, any. crime
. . h,u foundIt. . ."amsrlnK - that, | . u ,ilrlrga
coinparsd with 876,079 for ihe i-iiiillliy
ALMA, ria., July 17-14*1—Tha
Il wu* ■ lillu lllire il by .Mr*. Joel
h rd rial (Yrulliei Hnieuil lin e charge* In connection With 0 dis m srtly that Yugoaiav authoiltir* nun which rornrs i» tin* rostrum fcri.omj ,.u l rt*r of ll>4« ISMV
Southland, fast Florlda-to-Chlcagu
turbance near a negro family’s rsg*rd them as supporting friend Iiysin and sgsln rmimlaling giea hlgh„ , prc.war employment for in 't e l' in I ’lili-ugo said llie ie Isn’t FI,-Id. Iln a liro c lia liliiu u , that a
----------»r train,
passenger
train, waa
waa detailed
detailed r*
at
house In a whit* neighborhood.
ly relations between the people* himunlfarisn Idra*. »lmuld he n
previous quarter » s sin the III lu ll lellel III il|(hl tk lu ) ur In p h 'liu r nliow w ill he sponsored *1
a switch hare at 1:10 A. M. toda
today.
Tin- seven men and four juven S* Yugoslavia snd those of .hr m, «»* .««< « , « ^ (i" ^ ! ' r...... 7 U T u S l g r t f ? 1 M I whtm'uH,- mm row fui llir hot belt from the N luvii-laiti! G i in - lu Thvatei hy
17—(JD
BRADENTON,
July
No one waa injured, Atlantic
Itoikle* In lln- A tiu nlli- i-ou*l, It tlm ,-lub *uliiutim e In .September
ile* were arrested last night after Sovlst U nions________________q^ilili^partlcular proposal
_
7L,() emp)oy(| Wfr(l 0|, , jie
. . .beach
..
Coast Lina Railroad official* said. Florida's Drat taxation .for
police said they stopped cars and
look Ilk i- u II,- 1 Ins day of It-uihllg* A l tin- n iig g e 'llu n of M r, Juhn L.
They said tha leal five pullman erosion control has h**a.votlii on carried antl-nagro signs near tha
in ihr ml’' and Id)’* with high G u llo w ay, mombei* .tended to
home of Roacoa G. Johnson at
--cars of tha northbound limited nearby Anna Marla Island,
ups-rale a “g ift exrliange" among
humidity
s & a ft tha track but remained In an
Tha little Island Voted 176 to JO 7161 8t. Lawrence Avenue.
Alulig Ihe we-il i-ussil uml Ihu the i-luh m em beis gs a means of
Johnson, 62 year old port time
uprlfht position. Tha first sin yesterday In favor of th# tax.
I'ai-lfic not I hweii
le m iie iu tu te i ra isin g funds,
and ta north
north
c a n passed over tha switch and Voting was limited ta proparty poslnffic* employ* end
ui<- ,uol Hunir pull* of tlie warm,
A letter was read from Phot
western
U
n
lrm
lty
gradual*,
ware undamaged.
ICautlaseS On ro e s It s )
owner* who ar* registered In the
huiinil a n a may gel Iv iiip u iu ry
moved
Into
his
nawlp
purchased
preclnets.
Paaspngsrs
■a
B66WRt|pili8p9 W
M 466
In th
#6W-'
a M
dgrellad
PER6(V6$W #Mrs
66661 Island’s
tansssai v two
*esrw pi
nveevrewf
re llrf (loin lloindi-lshow er*, fine
side horns Mondag with tils
EGLIN AIR FORCE BASK, Fla, July 27-(7P)-B ehind heavily
fa sli'i* 'uid. Hum fell in part* of ID creation Ball
w in transferred to th# front part
With the Gulf of Mexico corry ■ south
wife and a roomer. SOMf 1,000
of the lrtln and conthsuod their Inc away largo portion* of it* persons gathered and racks and insulated and guarded walls, lilts air V'*™* * 'uu'ld » w*«!n« * ?hJ^ first' half T t h U y .s r com III,- Gtrul 1 ’lain*. tlie upper Ml**
Team Nips Oviedo
o aewo• was only
w alight beach**, Anno Marl* voted last road flares were thrown a t the cold war lhat counts. Il is testing *" l0 ,t* pl*n ,*> weapons «nd men
l**l;i|ii Valley 'lute* and uvei the
Journey. Thar#
pared with |4L6S for the ssmo uppri
G irat Luke* regtun. Th*
damage
* •* aot
not necessary
damogo and*
an* It
H^ijfo*
ndaaaasry summer to aot us th# state's first two-story brick h*m*. On* white against sub-n ro arctic cold.
period In 1046.
The "Rebel*", une of the teams
hi-avirsl full, live Inches, was re
to reroute'traffic,
erosion control district.
man was enrtef
Testa ait patrtad out in
towering all-weather hsngar that can
forming
tha City Eecieatiun Leaputted
ui
Rochester,
Mints.
The referendum yesterday wo*
Last night ( .
BEACH IMPROVED
■wallow tha biggest military plane *
^
DDN®_____
The mercury yesterday ranged gov, deflated Oviedo yesterday
hathor to opprovo the taxes the chief of tha unlfi
whether
MIAMI,
July
i
17—W
H
*
x
new In axtstaa**, then subject U« Kglin. snd so Is ths ability uf tha
from lid ui Seattle lo l)<3 at W ash afternoon at the Oviedo ball park
3* GLENDALE. -OniM
c omtro)
n tro l. dfatrlct eommlaaion sold i pollct detail (
to n 100-nlil* per hour b litu rd , o r , A(l Force'* latest Jet fighters to Beach, one of th* country’s best ington, D C., and It hit us high by u score of 16 to 13.
(47—VlncmgillV
waa needed for axporlmantal work a crowd of 2,000 .
known
novsllst*,
was
reported
withering dss*rt hast.
nop its big goal bombers, the B-84
maT mlddMWtlg
Jimmy Byrd, Jimmy Smith and
10 7 st revet al place* In the fur
The commission proposed to front of tha houaa.
slightly improved today at doc as
Th* ax p ettm lo U 1conducted in and the B-60.
B ritt Yates pitched for th* hcU
Southwest
levy five mills o gear for two remained la th* a
tors'
hospital.
th* afimatl* hangar ar* only part f General Ktpncr said bomber*
team. Walter Routh w si catcher.
said
poor*. Tide wonM mia* a# sad night. Cren* at
Beach, 71, w ta flown here Sun
.flf lbs ini
Operations under way i m4yp frequent unscheduled atOther players were Stanley 08164$, Mo WW 4 I .■'
OLD KOTAKY
group of
day
by
ambulance
plans
in
ssrlous
■I this I 06-*qiiaro mile provmu irmpts to penetrate the air prov
Guthrie, Grady
D A Y T O N A H E A C H , J u ly 2 7 — leaby, Charles
otlc*m*n
!*ng*po^l«*m*n
ground. Added Interest has h««u ing ground defense*. Waiting for cundltlon, his physician said. Tha (4*1—KiisunU C lub here today Johnson, slid Al Phillips.
'
car* cantying
author
lives
a
t
hie
ranch
near
ven them b*caus« of strained ir ilitm are tha newest Air Fores Jsi
Tha "Little Giant#," sponsored
named
it*
goal—"old
Hotary."
Hehrlng, In mid-Florida. H* li
tighiers,
kept on 24-hour start.
I Ilona
I
with Russia.
by Yowell*, will meet Oviedo at
CRIMINALLY
gh
JACKBONV1LLE,
a Uireat aifmenl, the , ^hr f 01*’’
wil1 ,*'* CBr*d
|fuuiiui vuniTha nlr provingK ground,
coin
Krpnsr said F-60, and F-80 Jot suffering
physician aald
(for e«ch month hy memhert who tha Lak* Front Ball Park Friday
by M n j.ftSsnaral Wllhsm lighters and F-82 twin mustangs
have had the poorest attendance morning a t 10:00 o’clock.
takes new Air Forte have mad* a "satisfactory par
records during the previous month,
ACCIDENT
VICTIM
aqulsmsnt and anbjacta it to .tan g s of Interceptions on tha
waa named in a club cunteit.
PANAMA
CITY,
July
2
7
(
A
'l•trains and strsssss of assumed •Harking bombers."
*•
OodTrair
n
ijg
.
86,
died
at
Thurada y
Mihat operations.
i A visit to Eglin Is n visit to
LIFE SAVING COURSE
A. M, today o f Injuries suf
ib* 11 at LakaI t decided how thaa* naw plane* ths Air Force of lha future. Tha 6:00
10:00 A. M.
Swimming instruction for ths
fared In a s H I
•ax b u t ba used i n |a|r proving ground receive* on# Sunday and an Al
m .u
S*nU>r Life Saving Course will front Ball Park.
And frequently I „f the first naw planas, guru, In ths wrack
10:00 A. M. Teaching method of
'tad with ib* atotled *1 8:00 uclock Monday
M*a w ,,n lmornlim „ ,h, Mayfair Pool, hooking ruga, making flngar pup*
amend lm- bomb* and other placet of equip- technical
th* production
I t of Pansy, j rather than in tha avanjng aa pats, apparatus activity. Rtiby
Ha ia A rthur
■pitalissd Injfcrm irlv sbsted, B. 0. 8to*ia, Rad n f n .
Ala. who
Mrs! King’s Cross publicity chairman, an- « ^i00.
B. Iwimralng at Ontd*
. tha wreak
aan. Condi* nouncad Uds motnlng. BUI Flem- PooLJlpcl udlng iMtTuetidn on »t4*
4 husband a
‘
ing wlU Ins Dud tha cUus.
’ ti«n of ail
New Work Seeks
Nurses To Care
For Polio Cases
ZVl;
i1
RuBubi Demand*
Yugoslavia To PrinoniMHOf War
Return Citizens
Will Not Remove
Talmadge Predicts
Corporation Tax
Will Be P a sse d
(ieoigiu Woman To
IU* AnsiHted By
Sa n f o i i l P i l o t s
7
*ACL Streamliner Is
Derailed At Alma
I
Arreited On
Dittorderly Charges
r
Anns Mari* Island
Okays Eroston Plan
All Weather Hanger At Eglin Field
Wages Cold, Hoi War On Equipment
2
*
s s .r ^ s _
THE
e
Recreation Schedule
,-J2 L
'
msa -.
]
*
�Vaox rotta
W S W fK S D A T
r n r , s a n f o r d h e t t a t ,d , s a k f o i h ? r t o w i P A
Gainesville
B last Sanford
Sloppy 13-4 Game
Hitter* In Majors Are On Decfine
Or
Wwk
In
? ID E L W E S ^
en
-M
G
jC0532?S5rrs 1
j
JU L T
i ^ j w
ProffGemd T SE cSa
......................
r
NEW YORK. July 37-f/P I—A
profe**lonal football tryout waa
offered today to a 26-year-oja
shoo clerk whose flying t*c«to
IIV FRANK ECK
*ucce**lve time* at hat over AP Newafeature*
helped frustrate a gSOfi.OOO Jewel
SewNfeaturn Sparta Editor In
HY ARTHUR BECKWITH. Jit.
two game*.
, FORT WORTH, T ai.—Alfonao robbery on Fifth Avenue.
FLORIDA STATE I.EAGl
NEW YORK—Wha
tare b this
Herald 3 porta Editor
Tha Bo*ton Rravea, too, are Carrasqucl I* a remarkable young
IV I, Prt. Gil poitenr Niipnr-haachpll everyone
Trnm
Coach Red Strader of the New
having trouble with the *wllch. I m„„.
I York-Brooklyn tenm In thu All*
lift 35 .imu
G a llic * v llle
tnlkel
nlKiut
a
couple
of
yeara
LEAGUE KKUORDH
.r,:m
7
s
America conference invited thJ
Ihtytnnn Itrarh Mt tl
agof
•. .
te r S
* - ' i y *- p ' w * . w m**«*i«"
Many Florida State League re- Si. AiigiMiinc
r.*i u .Mill ID'A
Rill Van Znndt, to tha
rorda are In serlou* jeopardy, ac 1‘ulatkn
A*
Idea
of
tho
type
iif
ball
being
J
was
Ibe”
1
4
^
7
*
1
*
6
^
'
twin
hlU.
w
h
l^w
S
d
*DMk
V
alik eo ^ truinlng ramp al Cher,o 44 .000 111'A
cording
to
Whltey
McMullen
r,» ir> *‘ii? !? u. I lie fieaned
Sanford
". I"
c« u . . ! a a e % . * ° j j ^y g db
2
5
w
i i U
Rose, Schultz. Lake
hy the varloua assort* !? ■"■iwa.hi,.
sport* editor o f tha Oalneavllle fh -l.im d
only true
true Hght hjn d e < lji|n frnroBreoklyn who atap* coufd ] Van Zandl gave chase 10 j'vo Q
III M
Boston* only
ment
of
lineup*.
Thl*
little
study
Dally
Sun
and
league
atatlatlrlan.
hitting outfiddar-JItn
Work On Mound;
:i4 dfl T "
Orlnndo
RU...1I ■BPVyy that lingo helped a■ lo t Haw*
held
ato,!*
r j I men whn
* L
“ up -a jw rdry
**■“ ‘,rt
*
iahow* either the calibre of hitting ewltehoa—drovn out a lium«
"Tha yaar could wall go down l.ct-imr g
2» 71
oul a home run,
run, - « . . . |n (he heat of a- baaehatl; Monday near hi* own estahllih'
*
.in
the
major*
I*
on
the
downgrade
L o c a l s To Play
In history aa a "record" year, ho
ItWHIltlM Yrntcrdny
■8“m'; **ier# WMn’* ‘,m* f"* liw 'm ent and brought one of the m*n
}or the manager* believe In play *oulhMwlftV ?n d
Olhindo t, l.ee burg I.
Ihn
, J t,e
. I " ' terpretlng when eruclal play* a* [down with a flying tackle. Roth
In Palatka Tonite
ing Ihe percentage* to tho hilt.
the Gainesville O-Muu con* Duytorm Itciirh <>, St. Augustine
Take the Mrooklyn Dodger*, for Phllllei' iiloH >thH>hr"hander' p in 1 n,,ie‘ B,*n* *n'1 haw'h*11
d id [ man wore caught.,
timie to hit thn ball with tho reTh* injury
riddled Hanford
in»tani i>, In their firat 40 game*
WAHIIINGTON, .Inly 27 '
I gularity with which they have hit tililneNVille III. Snnford I.
K
'A
i - ™
1- , „
„
\ " w “ ° * “ k ln
“ IJ
Glanla dropped n 1.1 to t contest Al good* looking crowd of golfing1, inee ^ jo4J season began, they J’lilnlkii Id, llel.iiml II,
they u*ivl 31 difference lineup game when tha Phltlle* switched
1‘
Alfonao | ^trader. ._______________
Du
(lies
Today
to tha finlncavillc O-Mrn hern "4ar*
Lam of the future atari* off tnla .....................break
>r,„i|,i wwatly bi
eoinhiiiHtton*. Why? Recauae cer to a left handed pitcher. Conatser »»" »P*akliig E n g llsh -n o t very
the team batting
.
„ KU,|
la»t night m th r G’s hanged nut morning on
four-day road to rw.0rd 0f ,381 aat by Sanford In Gainesville til llrlnndo.
ium halter* hit rnrtaln pltrhera went In a* a plnrh hitter. He fluently, of courae hut enough
‘'Tm.ETKM TO
Dnytonn.nl
l,eerlmrg.
14 hit* from the offering* of the coveted ^rational Junior ; mdo, And whila In tha hitting do
nml rertain other hatter* have a delivered, too, for hi* fifth hit th*‘ mo*‘
eould undentandl HANtiKOK —(/ID— Thailand
wo might mantlon that SHoford el ru la tk ii.
three Hanford hurlrr*.
"•brill ( partmant Wo
Championship. th
1 * (k»nfre*ilon«l
hiil.lt "f getting Into MUIng in *lx trip* for tho day.
I him. Rjr tha time the aeaaon in , (Siam) will send track and swimSI.
Axqimhnn
lit
Itel.nnd.
■dump*.
Tonight the lornls move to Country Club (■ the scene of *t:e (iaincaville’a Al PtrlJ# haa a charie r |
Manager Lou Boudreau of the ovtr
to he aa good aa.m ln g team* to lake part In thg
AMERM AN LEAGUE
..... ...........
to break tha loop batting record a c t,
Palatka to meet thn Assies* In lournament.
Aslan Athletic PwJmUon f.amaa
fill
.larkie Robinson, Dodger sarnnd world rhampton Cleveland Indian* anybody.
W
I.
I'd
.
Trim,
The i field
of ■138
golfing
young
|,y
Tammy
West
of Daytona Bench
a alngla iuiiiUinI, and the two
Carramjuel also pulled
Fort ■in Delhi, I ikIU in 1050.
j ha*»man. I* the only member of must be having nlghlmarea. In
.
____
■
■
l
J
L
.
in-Hi
tt/u
)’
Ni
w
York
r,7
88
.(188
team* will return to the Muni- ntura between 18 and 18 year* of In IMP. Waat’a marli waa ,883.
Hurt Shot Ion'* fleet-formtd crew to hi* first 43 games, the champ* Worth out of the doldrums and, Phyn Chlariarak, deputy mlnla*
84 8ii .Mill ;t
elplal Park tomorrow night for Oge will he cut In half hy tonight1PI rile la hitting a t a near ,400 1Cleveland
71^
'retain
te K pnt-faurth-allotcd to suffered eight shutout^ and tost sent It surging to the top nf tha ter of Interior, says athletes In
r.o
ii
.5111
0 twin attraction with thn first lifter the Drat day1* alngle round,dip with a .801 average thua far ' HimLou
him
m
the hatting ordar on open- four nut of six douhle header*. Texa* League. Ho was Just what j inter-school and public sports com.r,8H
Ml 18
11’hrlailcliihla
: thl* year.
fame gelling underway at <1:311 of match play.
the Cats needed. He wasn’t ex-1 petition will he invited to partlcl' In*
III 44 827
— dav Even with Rohhy, Shot. All of which forced Boudreau to pccted
n'rtnek,
The final*, with two hoy* liat-l Tommy Cataldo of Sanford haa 1 Detroit
to hit much. He wasn't pate in tryout* for the Delhi
124 IU • ,nn n*'*'*l*'*l a lot of patience. In rhange hla llnem-up 23 difference
an
r,:t
Chicago
Friday night the tiianta move King it out for the nation'* lop' already tied the conaecutiva germ-* .
noted for clouting the hall. He was games. I'rovlneinl towns will bo
MVil 22 hi* first 17 game* he hit only time*.
81
fit
Washington
to Leesburg and come hack to juvenile golfing honor, wilt bo hatting mark held hy DaLand'a I
I invited to send competitors to
Deck of hitting ha* been flleve- a gTeat fielder, however.
81 lid 841 2(1'4 221. Hoi "lure than he haa Iteon
their home park for n two gam« Hinged Saturday afternoon.
; Joe Villcr and aet In 1047. Top* in I St. Loul*
Rut Alfonso fooled everybody. | Bangkok at the government's ex-'
hlMling the halt; hitting .ton If land's main difficulty. In early
ItrailllN
Vealerda
V
affair on Hnturdey evening. Han
'The flrat twoaome off the *ce thU department I* 37 game*.
i
[hi* next 2It game*. He ha* the June the team was hitting .244 nr He herame a slugger, too. lie prnso.
ford playa Ht, Augustine In HI, pitted the North wKwtnnt ttie*. » , , n Karplnakl. who racked I lloaton II, Chkngo 2.
1(1, mark of a cleanup hitter.
j 33 point* behind the high flying climbed above the .3D0 mark J u s t, The Olympic Dames Association
I
t'lilladelphla
fi,
HI.
I.
oii
I
h
Augnatlnn on Sunday and thn South. Itohliy Meriwether of Nash.
hU( Wrd ,|d n ry of tha 1040 '
oast the half-way point nf the ’ of Thailand is hoping to promote .
|
I'rsctically
all
of
the
Dodger
^ " 5 ^ eM'
...
innlngMi.
t»«> tea,on vie hern on Monday viHe. Im n .. waa reurcarnttni
„„ Monday night. will
league
race. Now they're railing sufficient Interest In competitive
hitters
have
l>eeii
In
at
least
on»l1L
v
vp.
n
,
•
Vankea*
have
had
11, Washlnglon 3.
night. The tiianta move to Day-, Dixie
llixli* while I'hll
Phil Jones
June* from We*
we*-; ptob*bly topple tha loop'* heal I' Detroit
him the best shortstop In the ctr- sport* so that the rnuntry may b*
slump
this
season.
Carl
Furlllo,
l
_
hrlr
‘rouble*,
hut
thu*
far
Casey
(Only
gomes).
ton* Reach on Tueaday nlrht, at lerly, R. I„ carried the Yankee pttrhlng percentage aet by Han• represented in tho 11*52 World
right fielder, seem* to have »uf- Stengel haa ticen^ very fortunate cult.
i
NATIONAL l e a g u e
which time the Second Annual ndnra.
One nf the Tcxaa league mana- j Oljmple Dames in Helsinki, Fin
ford'* Hid Ifudaoa, who toaaed j
VV L Prt, (III fered h more nrntrartrd slump with hla varloua *hlft, especially
Eeb Ratliff Trophv wilt ha a
Three of the juvenile ace* In- 24 fictorlea again*! four defeat* I Team
when aix southpaw swinger* come ger* had thl* obaervatlon w hen, land.
. than soy other Drslger.
55 311 .(101
warded to U u Revll of the M et* NtN|le.<l themselve* aa tho fav for the SanfordltM In 13J8 for ' St. 1,'Hlls
----------------------------I1 Shultori Is a groat hellevor In up to the plate in surcesalve a- Carraaquel first arrived; "Yea, i
53 37 ■5H0 |W
1
Hrooklyn
a* tho loop’* moat) ponular player. 1 oritM yesterday when they all an.
'x
Mil percentage. Karplnakl has
the Venesuclan look* pretty good,,
DOOM START
to 45 .(tilt * , hitting percentage*, employing gainst right handed Mirlera.
The tiresrntatlnn wilt he mode hy fired onn-under-pnr 78'*. They aia dropped a pair uf FHI, contests t lliistim
With Joe DIMaggio and Charlie all right. But it's a shame you're! CINCINNATI -Idb The Cln17 15 Till 8 Vi Ijpfty swingers against rtght pitchRemlrioln County Judge Douglas Roland Hughe*, who won thn thl* year. He also bid* fair in >I'hilmlciiiblii
14 45 .404 !(!.. !ers »ml vice versa. While RIMy Keller out and Johtlhy I.lndetl, not allowed to throw a t anybody ‘ elnnatl Rods bought Mucky WalStenatrom.
Junior medal with a two-under-par ha the flrat M game* winner In j New Y„i k
any mors. If It weren't fnr the mn- ters, then a pitcher und now tha
’ I'lllsliuig
14 10 .480
te n Matte. Sanford hackatop, fill over the tough Wllahlrh f'luh the
w*« missing at third base duo to Boh Porterfield and Frank Shp* dorn nkeynicc policy you could manager of the team, from the
circuit state (hart are nearly Dincliimiti
37
53
.i
l
l
17th
wa* sidelined last night with a course In I.n* Angeles last week, II more
;n " h*d ankle. Shotton " a lte r iiitr t' Jj!]"* «
names to ba played he- ' L'hirlig"
run Mm out tne league In a Philadelphia Phil* In IU3H and
rneurranre of an old arm Infec liraham Mackey of Midland, Te*•'III 57 .387
month."
. Rucky joined the eliili on June 15,
,|,N Veslerdsy
expectations.
tion, How long ho will he out of as, and IIMH Missouri Junior Fin fore the season end* onH epl. I. ,
In
left
field
he
has
been
switch
, Jim Rivera, fialncMViliv center
..... r
n
Rut even tho Yankee* boast
There was nothing bloodthirsty1 the day Johnny VanderMeer plttha lineup ha* riot yet been de
lux
Rone
llermanski,
a
solid
only three every performer*-- ahout the attitude. It merely was ehed tho second m ni* two con"o".!
Hunt from Kama*, yjP|(jt)l-( )inH an opportunity t" I I'tttshiirg I, New York I.
termined.
sticker thix yenr, with Mike Me- of
Henrirh, Phil Rlisutn snd a reminder of an old custom that sccutlvo no-hit gninus. Walter.* arid
break several existing mark*. He Cincinnati (!. Huston 3,
Tommy Cataldo In lured hi* log City.
Ciiiinlck These two probably wilt Tommv
Yogi Hcrrn. Ifenrlch Is enjoying was applied automatically to all VanderMeer me the only remainIn the eighth liming last night
ha* crossed the plato Hid times ,st. l.ouls (I, I’hiladelphia 8.
Nwllrh id) season.
a season that might eclipse his rookies and particularly those who Ing members of thu World Chumpand can almost roast to hotter the .
. .. _______________
a* he went slldlni' Into second
Duke Mulder, ItKHiklyn's real great year of IP48. Without him did not come up the rough-and- Inn IU40 Cincinnati squad,
I2U mm k set last year hy Or
base, and ho may ho out rtf play P h o e n ix Hall Club
P.IHCI when hi! connects, recently the Yankees would he hark scram- tough way off American sand- j
---------------------------for several day*.
Chat lie Hrlnhnugh.
H as C h eap Trainer Undo's
got hui nne hit in IN trips to the tiling with the rest of th* league. lots.
LOAD s t a y
;
Manager Hal F,ruhor’s mound
The league record stands at
plsir Hut when he came out of
The baseball being played to
FORT WORTH, Tex. t/tb- Leo
Anyway, this particular manager
eorp# we* struck a hard blow
273 tidal bases for a year and waa
AP
Newafealurea
thr
slump
he
did
It
with
a
hong,
day Is far from the beat. Hot did not order “dusters" thrown at R. (Dutch) Moyer has been head
ve»l*rilav wh<*i ho was told that
•rt hy Ihiii Klein in 11140, hut ltl-j
PHOENIX. Arlx. The Phoenix vers may shatter this, since hnj
getting ii homer, dnuldc and homer lt'» Interesting.
Iwflhandor Jack lloal would have
shnrtatop.
mgr Port
■see%Worth
»»u**«■ ninri
*f**lpi Neither roach at hi*, school longer than
I the
Semi
tors
of
the
Clasa
C
Ailsona*
to rest for an Indofinlto time
did anyone elae as the Cats made any o th e r' fool hull mentor In tha
has 210. With II llttln step up in
Texas
Hn*ehnll
League
have
a
■Inr* ha ha* a nulled llgnmout or
Southwest Conference. The Texas
' the swing of thn circuit.
his hitting, Rivera could pass th e 1
DiM ag To Cio A lo n g
trainer and he doesn't cost them a .3112 nvernge iif Imesliurg's M ike1
nv'-eln (a hi* leg.
tlut, relatas Lnrin McMullen, Christian University coach la
HY FRANK ECK
Manager Umber** In lured list, cent.
Fort Worth fltar-Tnlegrnm sport* starting his- (8th ronseeutlvn sea
Conroy In ,1011 which is tops for AI* Nrwsfrnlures SimrlN Editor With SpikclcMH Shot*
The trainer I* Nick Komakls, a n rookie performer in the III ......
Include* Ed Harry, who I* nurs
writer, when thn eluh readied son as boss of the Horned Frogs.
IIRMOKLYN, N. V. -It would
ing a pulled musrle In 111* rli'ht. pressman cm one of the Phis'nlx hislory of the league.
Ry JIM HKt'KKH
lie iinvthlnu hill n siir|irlso to sro
Heaumnnt "It an happened that
IIIIIHIKI.YN, N. Y —Joe Dimag
knpei Jack Deal, who may he newspapers hy trade.
JINX TEAM
nearly all of tha night pitcher* the 1
Rivera has alicmly halted In' Die i'hlliiilcliihiii sporls writers gio cootiiiio's to nmuxe everyone. Al' Newafealurea Hports Writer
When the Senators are playing eight run* In one game, giving ifivc Hiiollmr "cmiriiuemis athlete"
cut for the remainder of the seaCata faced In three day* uncorked
AUSTIN, T ex - Id-1- I n his last
Hr
wo*
elated
over
Ills
showing
aoni Flr*lha*em*n Fred Wp!»er, at home, Nick gives them llu- him a tie with four oilier league iiwatd I** l.ou Hrlsalo. Tho hnniM
NEW Y O RK -The Cleveland at leaat nne hlgh-lnalde 'mustard' six years as head football roach of
who ha* i» broken ankle; l,en benefit of hla training an an ex performer*.
sonm soul Ii| ihw <>f Connie Mark's in the recent All-Star game In
winch his double mid single drive Indiana had rounted on their ve ltch. Rom# came very, very eloae the University of Texas, Dana X.
Matte, whn I* nursing a swelling pert on sore muscles and treater
AI
lili-l
ir-n
i«
iiitchiiiK
his
henrt
nut
Hihla lost only seven Southwest
l.ou llevll. Ihe hard hitting
in three runs to help thn Ameri teran* tn gain them their aecnnd > Alfonso’s chin."
In hi* arm nml Tommy f'ataldn. of minor Injuries. Sumakla cam* Daytona
mu' tfoiid leu.
"Now, wo are nut hollering cop- Conference gnmes, hul four of them
Reach pltrher, haa on"My
can lirauuc pin mi I t -7 sothsck atralght flag hut It may remain
Who mav t* nut with nil ilnturrd to Arlxcma some years ago from
lr*ii
hot
Im
rs
ini'
ngulii,"
' McMullen emUlmied. "T h ere'a ward tn T esai 'CkAkAlii* TRdvarfor n strong, young rookie tn lead
leg, flhnrlie i'oplo ha* hero plav- New York. He learned the art of hnorked 15 home runs and is mid the J’lirpln Heart veteran up the National*.
ly a pitcher In the game who illy.
"Well," he »ald, "You rap nay them hack tn the ton,
1"
Ini" for the pnsl three weeks treating aches and pains by helping a«*n as a sure brt In belter Ihe nftor hi" iIi.... Inning stint in thr
not on occasion Intentionally
with n had knee, which Is lining ■lake Weber keep trackman und mark of 18 set hy laT-duira'a All-Htnr unnii'. "It ruutlnually now Dial voii saw a guy plav 111 Husky Mike Garcia, 38-year-old doe*
swells up mid I shinilil have il the All-Star game fur the first Cnllfornla-tiorn hurler, may haul 'brush back* a hlttor he respccta.
kept In a siinnorlor nml he I* hnselmll players at Fordham Uni Ralph Rartnhmi last year,
Nn.t football game in New York
i STATE (.OOP UMPIIIINti
"("•lull'll on nirnlii hut I won't let time withnul u spike on one heel." thn Indians up with hi* strong And tho Shipper Gingers have been this fall will lie the Nr>v. 12 mast
r.ur*lne an Injured heel.
versity in shape.
DIMoggln, who missed the first Dght arm. Garcia haa blinding wild. Anyway, tho heanhall charge
tIn-in.
No!
milII
Ihe
ni'ii.mn
Is
uvi't,
rharlln Rosi* opened on the bill
Despite tho poor showing that
Kitmakls giminuted to the tin
(15 American League games this sliced, good control, and he haa la a serious one and Is next tn im ing of Notre Itpmc nml Northlast night, hut was pulled In der track naturnlly after a specta Some of tho umpires have made hi iinvwuy."
poalhla to prove. So let's put it Carolina in 'Yankee Htndium.
Ilrlssli' in th" must icmarkahli* sensoii iM-eause of hi* troublesome just learned to throw a curve.
favor of Joe Schidlr In the sec cular career ns a marathon and the Florida Stale l<t ..gue lujd des
right heel, hail n -»)icrIr»1 shoe
_.
., ,
___ this way, simply In the form of
ond Inning, after the (I's had cross-country runner. He still hold* pite some of the rhubarb* that plli'lii'r in Miijor l.nugi' history, made for hi* right fool hul lias
Brooklyn's three Negro players
The rookie '* * * ” ‘^f
’n . Information for all Texa* league
rapped nut five tills uond for ii world record with a field pack. nave been experienced m Ihe cir wllhout M'scrvatlnn*. His left leg yet to wear II.
relief, where he cnmpllcd a an- mlnP- gra and pitchers: Carras- —Jnek Robinson, Roy CnnipHnella
aeven run*. The *eeond Inning It wa* a sot as a memlier of tho cuit, we have lit least one thing whs shulliHi'd during tin- war tn
"They made me u ...... without
und Don Neweombe, oinde the Na
Uprising put the contest on Ice ll)2mi Engineers when he partici for which we can lie thaririit, Hiich on latent llmi hi' still wimr* a spike In the light heel toil; ,:k n: i S M l " " 1 ^ .
H.ta| ? “ l Hid not really bloom Into a tional Long no All-Star team this
ut
who;
the
Indiana
needed
U
most.
He
'*
dgngcrou*
hatsmau
until
Beauu
ralrlii'i's
shill
gourd
under
his
for the Invaders. Ruddy l,ak«
pated in an Albany to New York That Is thu that we have mil had slocking to proti'ct wlml little he it arrived In Washltilgon V j 'i! 1 Performing equally
* i moot pitchers liecame conveniently season.
toased the final six frames.
fit properly," he said. "I
•> ■ • player hjl an umpire.
bus lefl of it.
Dick MrMIllan
started the marathon.
h,
o 'u
i ' K r0lei; "
i i . i 'T I h , ,
wild, high and Inside and repeatedA
Dntrgia-I’iiirida
l-csxue
them
to
pot
more
rushlon
During
The 220-piiuml slx-fnut-flvn lefty
m Hid
on the mound for tho
. . . .World
. . War II, Sumakla, j player, Norris Slrlrklsnd of
Hsr iiarria
Darela m
In roe
tha future.
Chan- .,'F
........ along i| in use
imur». v,n»ufrom Wnre Shoals, S. C„ was left heel. However. I n, going
Oalneavllle nine, and held Die serving
"t'rvlng In Ihe
the Navy, waa In cchg
llg m
t o - 1 quelj alogled and doubled, both
TALBOTTS
Giknta at hay for four Inning*.
«»'" training aaetlon nt Baln- t.'ordelc, took a couple of ‘pokes' fur dead in Northern Itnty. After
, «.«•
, he , will ,,employ
,
j Mlk.'a.».*!**
Jolting Joe consider* || his lucky
|rut the lanky righthander wonk- bridge (Md.l Naval Air Htatjon, a t Umpire Charles Hector in the he was found half drad and shoe. He wore It in lloslon when ho lent* laith n relief and as a » t* rt-, t(mpa with man on haae; homereii
— IIHIVK-IN—
, wlth # mate on base, delivered a
In the fifth to allow the There he had witch major lea- •lllh Inning of HuadayU Albany- hrmivht to a hosnllal, dortora In. played his first championship er. Garcia likes pl-nly of work.
Wftll
I'nper - F aint
Uordele
game,
sail
Ihe
umpire
slsted
on
amputating
the
leg,
hut
guet
*
to
work
on
aa
Stan
Muilal,
Hints six lilts ami a pslr of
"Mite ran win as a starter, . | 0„g f|y that drove in a run, donhlgame of the rnmpnlgn on June
r»iHt#rr a a* P aptfS aaeM
M tickets, which were good Dick Wakefield, Thurm in Tucker. Buffered a hlarh eye, frsctarrd Mtissle fought against them, He 38- He pruetleultv wrecked Dir "avs Houdreaii, "Hut he's
hex ""Ch [
more runs; banged a
m i a a * g ro w n t v u i t
Rob Belieffing and Stan 8pane#.
ww>®, and a swollen fare as Ihe tiiiderwriii ‘23 operntlnns and walk Red Box. hitting four home rims ii i* rlfir irtlef pitcher I hatn to i 400-foot triple and a two ran 340fotir markers.
rcault, according to an Asarlaled ed mi eriitrhes for two yenr*. Then In Ihlt sweep of the thr«» —>"i • ick" h*m mt* **f th" i"dlorn. Mika |
•anwhlte, the Daytona Islet*
foot
homer.
Preaa atory.
i he came hurk In his first Inve, series which even todny Is hetn^ tn* Hint real gimd fast ball he
. J the HI. Augustine Saints
"So, It Juat rmild ha, ehums,
LOOKS AHEAD
Prealdent W. T. Anderson of Iho tiasehnll, nml won 23 games for considered a* a persons! triumph ran throw hy the hitter* when that
8 to I lilt at llnvtnna Reach
tha hatter policy In playing
Hnvnnnnh
In
the
Sully
Ij-ague
In
circuit
haa
Indicated
that
ii
heavy
night. Wally tlnddls went
NEW YORK-MPJ—Tom Lott*I,,lie nri- (..uni * mi me bases. with Carraaquel la ana of nlca,
for DIMaggio.
1047.
route to limit thn Ralnt* to field'* Ht*t birthday and tha M « penalty la In store for Slrirkland. I
Not only have his homer* t>e»o That'* eiperiidly valuable to a gentle nelghborllneaa," McMullen
The attack la rnportrrl to liavo1 I.ust season he won 14 and loat pacing the Yankee attack hut on relief pltrher."
aeattered hit* as he racked howling seaaon ara bain* awaltad
•alri
ID
fnr
the
A's,
and
this
seasnn,
, m hla 17th win of the year,
with equal eaiprnaai by tha ve come after Htrlrkland was ordered |
on* nf them Ted William* of the
The game that really got Garcia
ti'- Hm Romeo, Orlando rightliand- teran kegler. It will ba Longfiald'a from tho game. Suitalmiil protest-; despite pains and swelling In the Rosox was sn anxious to make a going, and Juiced up the Indian
f i o o n VALUEH
f t , out pitched Joe Mused* of thn 47th consecutive aeaaon In til* id atU'i a strike was railed on him leg which tienrs his weight when catch in the July 4th twin hill at pennant hope* wa* a neat three*
BOXERR POPULAR
’’ ' burg Dodger* to resistor a Kept It* hie Life Asiuranea Co. lea- ■</ Rncim, amt the iimpnn said thu he climes down off the mound, he Yankee Stadium that Ted fractur hitter he threw at Ihe Yankee* to
$8rlOO ‘Id each
H«rues
1 victory and the Deljiiid gue, although he ha* b*cn r*tir*d *t,<n rtii-otai prayer cursed 1dm, j is having nil even better year.
ed a rib when he ran Into the left lieat them 3-1 and complete a i SANTA CLARA, Calif.—(Ab| 80fl0.00 each
10 Hom es
Rrlssle
s
rrrord
fur
thn
flrat.
half
Hat* were drubbed hy the h dozen years.
l Student bodies at Santo Clara,
hc - iui lopiuiei, me pinycr tlirn | nf this seanoii show 13
field railing,
____________
payment*
rnsti
Houb’e-h»*(iar.
start!
Small
*wrep, of a um.u e.nTa»m.
h , h ' i nd rroaa-t0wn S in Joat State,
itfca Arnicas In an IH to h
In 1008, as a youngiU r of 84, caugut him as he walked down nml nine complete game* for a
Early Wynn w*» elated to pit
In Palalka. Monte Impel of Longfleld
have
elected
heavyweight
boXsrs
...........................
^
the
llrat
base
line.
,.
Joined Equitable cpv
nine-won and four-lost record. SP O R T S IN B R IE F
thni game hut a rase of hives i aa xtodsnt body prealdent*, Pat
>' A'a tossed Ihe win.
Prealdent Jim Hiitlrr of tha ' From June 7 to July I he won five
pluyus In a howling scaaion ARf
sent him to 'th e h'«*pltnl. Second
By
AHNfHTATED
PHF.S8
sso
Ail It >1 0 A wa* high acorcr. In the 47 year* Florida Stale League lu* been straight, lie's tost some tough dechoice Steve Grnmek was hit by Wallh la preildent a t Santa TTtara
irllla
and Don Sheafer won th* honor
on
the
'hot
ical*
many
lima*
aa
clslons,
too,
untahtv
a
2-t
game
since,
Tom
missed
Juat
two
kee
lANfOSO
tl
1
3
1
4
a
line
dtive
during
halting
pract
lIU, 3h, nil
BAHKRALL
at state.
4 t 1 1 (1 ling sessions, both to cMiag* (ft I the result of at lion of htg urn- tn the Yankees In 15 innings
■kt, 8b
UOLUMRUH, Ohlo- The Nation ice. Garcia got tha starting nod,
ptra*.
but
ha
haa
not
had
to
despite
allowing
only
six
hits,
other
sport*.
Three
ifeera
ago
he
0
2
2
1 2
amt after Ina game the Indian*
fWard. 2b
al
Aaanrlation
nf
Minor
Learue*
Connie Mark lx to ha com m ent
a 2 0 18 0 had high series of AgO eg hfa IM R deal with n altuatlon such ns
lb
scheduled Its first draft meeting gnt flag fever.
thl*. We hope h* never rioaa no ad for hla handling of BrlaalC. In
5 1 1 i 0 clinched the league crown, .
Garcia, a reasonable young man,
history for Dec. 8 at Baltimore.
rf
The
robust-looking
pitcher
would
.
Matter
how
bad
tb*
umpiring
5 1 2 2 1
NEW YORK-FIrst Baseman lives with hla family on their own
work
every
other
day
If
ho
hag
|
got*
In
the
htagac.
4 1 1 2 4
Henrlch waa loat to tho walnut grove In Visalia, CaHf. He
hla way. Connie needs pitching Tommy
YKSTEKDAX'S. BTAJMF
n 4 a 1 0
Yankees for a week with a fract entered pro ball Irt-lM i with Ap
help
right
now
yet
ho
still
plana
i
HOME
HOM.INU
HY ahr(k :ia t h o PR
4 1 i fl l
pleton of the Wisconsin Btato
tn glvp Rrlssle that extra day of ured too.
n 1 1 0 2
Vern Stephana, Rad Sox
BROOKLYN - ( 3 7 - Arthur r u t , pitching him every fifth dr TEN NIB
league and after a service atretch |
fijfcn. 9
SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y.-RIch- want to © kkeraftel^ Caltft, In
opeland of Cheater, Pa., accounted even though I mu ia alwaya re*
I n i 0 0 ed hi* 2bth hum* pup
lllo, p
(Paurha> Gonsalea of l.oa 1048 where he won N gnmes. In
high alngle gnms of 215 in the to savo a game,
40 in 14 27 IH lu the eighth Inning, «
ilea, national champion, led 1047 ho wa* a 17-game winner
In five run* to lead tho
Itlonal Tnurnainent for R IM . Tho pllcnar, whoso father
All R H o A tn an 11-1 triumph over i
into Ihe third round of the for WllkosiBerre anti had- a gteat
swlsrs a t Fltialmmons Lensa nlm to "play for Mr.. Mack
4 1 l 0 2 cago White Boa,
llu , **
, s, recently. Carl Rice of Hrook- inhody elae , haa heon brilliant 'endow Club Tournament,
SCARBOROUGH, E n g l a n d - season with Oklahoma City In IM*
5 1 1 a 0
Johnny Sell!
fn hit 918 as the Wilkea.Rarre n hla two relief efforta thl* aprlng,
Jack
Kramer opened hla bid for winning 10 times.
_____
„
M
4 n L 1. 0 the Brooklyn
itlntet gained tho team title.
twirling three hltlea* Inning* to the Slasengor
Tho Indiana brought him tip
pro title with an
6 1 2 7 1 a aeven-hlt performance far hla
save two gamen for a faltering
lata last year and he got hla
third
win
uver
tha
Dodger*
this
it
n
0
1
4
teammate,
HALTS SWIM
T*f
biggaat major league thrill pit
e t e
n 0 0 l 0 Mason
Two nf R rlssle* host rmitf- f NEW
DOVER,
England,
July
37—
UP)
ching
In the final game.
YORK-flky
Miracle
(|fl0
0
i
A
7
Sb, lb
"-The choppy waters of the Eng- folng Jolt* nf thn season wi
"I worked two Innings before
M) won the Saratoga Northland
a 0 1 3 1
j it 8b, lb
nrned
in
against
the
champ
RUNNj
Hah Channel have scored another Cleveland Indiana. He heat thi
purse at Jam alra with Vamanos • packed house a t Clevstand in
4 0 1 2 0 HTRANAHAN IN July
e
victory,
HT, JOHN, N. B„
*
‘Hfacl*. third.
the fine) game of the season, h*
0 0 0 0 2
1-9,
with
four
hits
In
June
af
remember*. "Wy leel to Deto*4{
A 81-year-old Dutch housewife, loaning m 7-8 five-hltler at them
0 0 0 0 1 —Five Amarlcana, I
Mis. Willy Cross Van Rijael, who mid-April.
and weto forced into-Urn
4 1 0 1 8 fending Champion. I
attempted to awlm the ckanaal
84 4
17 12 han of T.oledo, Ohio,
dlan* were still In tha
•terday, hpd to give up Ju*T a
n Sth. «
aa tho Canadian
He and a half , from her goal
'• I watksd tfitfl
,.
071 120 020—18 today
ht
*r 1414 hours la the water.
1
000 040 000- 4 Oolf Championship
third round. '
about hospitals."
gua. Kavakla, Ringer. thafltranahan,
Champion Frank
satkin
The 25-year-old Army veteran Tolado,
LEFT WINGER IR TOPS
st, Collin* 4, Plrtla 8,
Ohio, w_____—
ST. PAUL, Mlna . - W - Blag has been an Inspiration to wound* ro u n d match In the Canadian main pitch la
Jon**, Lake. Cataldo, straight triumph,
ttlta , S*-yMf-6ldJ R aw er pro- ed servicemen, not to mention Amateur golf tournament.
8B—Hilliard, Pirtl*. haired R, L. D e v — —mu paced the Bln* Shirt farm Mr- Mack and the Athletic*,
DP—fllager to Hill- N. B., ysstsrday, B m i l
BANGUI HOUOHNECTt
n. Kavakla to Barfa.
to tha U. &
VALUABLE REDS
championship
Ilia 0, Sanford 8,
NEW YORK —(A7— Freddie
PLANK C
CINCINNATI—(A7—The
ClaHan «, Rede 8,
BPOKANf ,
Hnrtatl Red* opened th* season Share, New York Ranger Sa
with the two meet recent winners fe
tic round talkie u p li
of the International Lesgua'a*
..MUIli 'l l ' /
.i
*
..........
ftual M ValuaMc Player as
If
. tb won the
lontrsai and
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finished. |80. Phone
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122.00 to M6.00. 61) perk.
VURKlSHfcD Oarage Apartaien
ll« W. 19th. fit. Phono 66Rafter 61OO P. M.
l EXPERIENCED h rak t and
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and grass planting—Ed Davl-,
wink guaranteed. 1600 W. let.
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repairing, (J. C. Fallow*, ____ > wtlat watrh Roek Springs. Re
ward. 601 Celery Av*. Plume
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1893-M.
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priMUh i 'ti fur lieu to I f l i i l l l t o a tn iif o f tu i ft«»u. I.iiiic r
low , • IrW
w rrk « I
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( f fiirr u r ih o u fli ffn rfio p h o io )
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PA Y M K N TA . N 't UI'.K FA PI . M » I \T K V KIN A M T ,
C IIA ItO i:
SANI^OKI) PAINT & GLASS CO.
S u itfo rd 's Iciiditit’ till Iill itntl l’Iiiws s t n r r
117 So. PA R K
Kip p D i l t t i r v
P IIO N K ,1IW
tl
�M rs.
School Fund*
U o o M c v c lt
CongreiM Action
IIK aaaaM rsaat ra a e o m i
I M t l i M l Orem h | * Om i
(
I f t r t i u i r»«B
Q it i
l U i n a u i h a s ra a e Om >
atrategy might be If the Senate
sesilon—he would prtM nl hi* Mil, ' McClellan (D-Ark) came un *
that tha aplritual aide of life la
ahould kill the bill, thereby lop
"Governor W arren and 1 discus- I technical parliamentary question
moat important.
ping about 94,000,000 off tha govted It Saturday a t Wakulla and i i t i a M to 33 vot* edge to
"1 ahould be happy If aome '
em or’a "emergency" program.
Hprlngs,' Btockdal* aald, “a check backer* of the propoial.
agrtam ent could be reached on I
of the constitution waa mad* and
Meanwhile, farm-minded sen"The leglalature waa aakad I*
paaaagea from the Bible and aome
it waa found th at It I* legally ator* agreed to try to draft a new
ralae 121,600,000," Talraadg# aald,
ptatrer th at could be uaed. The I
possible to introduce a meaaure federal farm program and puah It
teal rellgloua teaching of any '
“and I am aura they will do it
other than the primary purpoa* of through the present session of
child muat lw done by hla own
and adjourn Thuraday or F riday"
the special session.
CongTeae.
church and In hla own home."
>
Yeaterday, tha Senate delirerad
the one-cent gaaollne tax Incraat*
Cardinal Spellman, stating that
-The hill, designated a* HB M«, « S ? l™l5n. fcIEI? , r
„(D‘
tarr.uM n u k f it Niww.i fnr
I **»d the Senate Agriculture*
America's Catholic youth fought j
bill to (he governor for signature,
m I r™ .
* * 2 2 5 Committ## directed a .even-m .n
equally with those of all other
the bill paaaed 20 to 20, with 87
faith* in the recent war, aaked in
naaded, giving tha administration
hie latter to the late President's
widow: "Would you deny equality
to these Catholic boys . .? During
amtiulinenta to take care of maa- closed-door acaalon.
the war yaaia you visited the
ilutiadea, halloween and the lik e .. Both Democrat* and Republi).capitals In many countries . .
It would be almllar to the bill re-1can* on the commute* agieed
then how fa it that your own heart
cently paaaed by the Alabama leg- that tha new propoial Ignore moat
waa not pinged of all ptejudlcei
(nature.
.
proposals of Secretary of Agriby what you saw these, out tuns,
Stockdale eapraaaed the opinion culture Brennan.
suffer T"
that the State’* financial probInstead, they reported general'
Mrr. Roosevelt replied:
Inn'll would b* solved by the Leg- effreement upon this progiam: ,
"I have never visited hospital*
Nature before the 20-day specie! , *• Retention of relatively high
and aaked or thought about the
rtitiun ti ended.
lavel government price supports
religion of any boy In any bed.
He said Governor Warren term- ■!?r th* "o-cwliw.l basic comnimh1 have never In a m ilitary cent*- |
*d it a "moat wocthwhlla bill" and !!* ';, corn'.
c£f*on>
tcry had any different feeling
pledged who) shear ted support to
Md peanut* Moat aenatora CUT! six-month*-old Bandy Kaplan
about th* graves of the lioyi win.
...
*ere
aald
to
favor
fixad
supports poses for her picture before leaving
D.y there. All of our buys of
Pur* nickel la so mall tables I
I,-■* *0 per cent of parity If farmers th* Massachusetts General Hospital that
every race, color and creed fought
It can be fabricated Into
ftii the country and they deserve
vd he will can th* Legislature In- Jontrols P'*nlln‘ " nd n,“rl" ,,lng Ip Boston for bar horns In Naw Ro tubing finer than th* stinger of
chelle, N. Y. Sandy, daughter of Mr. a mosquito.
our help and gratitude
1
1*° pr°*
>'
• flexible price aupport
"It I* not my wlah to deny |
*«* ■• tf* 1
,n "* * program for meats, dairy proMany of the most important
children anywhere equal rights oi ,
revenue He aald that much is J u cu . fruits and other so-called i
English abbeys end cathedrals of
benefits. It la, however, the de
IlTiT
nui
tU
'"**
i
*!*,*
**?*'
*
Wd0,-|
O
on-baalc
and
perishable
farm
p
ro
-1
cision of parents when they select
the 13th and 14th centuries had
IKIO.OIW appropriation for school*,! duct*. Under this the level of gov-1
a private or denominational school,
clay tilt floors.
wrlfm «fa public health And othtr im m in t support r could be rained |
whether It be Episcopal, Wesleyan.
governmental services.
or lowered In an attempt to conJewish or Rumen Catholic.
Primitive manufacture of Iron
brvin aald Florida law provides trol production.
I
from ore Is bsli/K d to have be
"1 can aaaur* you th at 1 have
that counties to be eligible for
Earlier AFL President William,
gun In some nations wall before
no prejudice 1 understand the be
tlaiv funds muat operate schools Green urged Congreas to
«<i|
1800 B. C.
liefs of th* Homan Catholic
for full nine-months ttraia. Th* speedily on a bill calling for 91,-1
Church very will. I happen to b»
(ieallaueS groat gage Oaa)
only exception, ha said, la In th e , 000,000,000 In fedaral loans to t o - |
a prolestant and 1 prefer my uwn
•vent of a national or local am ar-1operative* for construction o f . Inlet national informing the nub atallad as International presiding
church, but that does not make
There war* 18 meirfber* preaertt
gvney and "not to a situation “ * & '* '•'* P 'lc"d
„ ; Ilia I a if fund of f.'<4 would ba
mo f**l that any on* has any le*»
where tha leglalature fails |o pro- . T***
F*d#ralion «f muds as Its share of money aant at i ha meeting which was presided
right to believe as hla own con
villa funds (n m u l ■nnrnn-l. L*bor chief told a HtUlSte b*llkill|| to help defray costa of tha Florida ovar by Mr*. Verne C. Messenger,
vide funds to meat approprla- lubc0Rlm|tl( „ „,e big need now isj
viction* guide him.”
given In Chicago In June in the absence of th* president,
Mr* Houaevalt said that "If you
H*
. ,s .
.
. to provide decent home* for those party
Honoring
Mias Ruby Newhall, Mrs. Ruth 8cott, who ie on vaca
carefully studied ray record, I
l 'u s . J . * coun,F 4oe* not who are "too poor to afford th e ,
_______
make definite arrangemsnts for housing constructed by private i Galnasvllle woman who WM In- tion.
think you would not find If on* of
■ nine-months school term, It builders and too rich to be eligible 1
anti-Cathollc or antl-any rellgloua
would not be entitled to receive I for public housing."
|
group.
a iAnd on adjournment
House
"I have no bias against th* R»
T O N IT E 7 :4 5
Spaaker Ram Rayburn ruled ilia:
men Catholic Church and I havu
"a state of war still exists" and
supported Governor Smith at guvSERMON BY DM. DANIELS . . .
Congress Is not bound by a law
ernor and worked for him an “
I saying It should adjourn on duly
cai'dldai* lot th* office of I'lesii 31.
drnt of the United States. 1 have
IS H ELL FICTION OR FACT?
I Tha law Is the llMO Reuigamrasupported fur public office many
(iwifral
Teug
*aid
the
Reds
lion Act. It fixes the adjniirnuiint
othei Human Catholic candidate*
have six army grmint In c en tral,' data of Congrsst a* the last day
"You apeak of the Mlndarenly
F I I .M :,aT H E E A R L Y Y O U N G P A U L ’’
Clilnu--three under LI.. Plan, ihiee In July annually except in ilii.c of
case. I spoke out very clearly
under
one-eyed
Liu
Po-Cheng.
He
■
war
or
national
cmcigei.cy,
or
against any unfair type of trlul
THUHRDAY NITE
ysvf their Immediate ohjpctivcs' unless Congress provides <ulnrand anything anywhere In our
as
I.
cut
the
Canton-Hsnki.w,
wlsa.
country which might teem like at
railroad and Isolate Changsha,. —
___ _______________
tack un an Individual because of
“T he S u p erm an o f B ib le P rop h ecy1
Hunan rapitali 2. Attack H ong-.g half mile eastward,
his religion* belief*.
vanit. 2116 miles noith of Canton.1 premier Yen Hsl-Hl.an pn.imaed
“1 can not, however, aay tha'
fit in concfd^d lhAt If lh»
arm* m d unumlHon for NaIIoii*
• Who 1* He?
• Where. I e - H # f ;
In Kuroutan countries tha control
sweep
up Hunan Province,, the
by the Roman Catholic Church of
Nationalist
area
to
the
so
uthThla l» the only divulged .esulr
great acre* of land hat always led
• What la He now doingf
Canton Included--will topple.
of th* visit here of Moslem Gen
to happiness for th* 'people of
¥
(The
Communists
ere
holding
eral Ma Hung-Kwoi. Hu Is gover
those countries."
A
Pusltiv*
proof
Ha
I*
alive
ft
will
rule
pver
ilh* world.
up formation of a new National nor of Nlnghsla province and d a -)
Cardinal Spellman aald In hi*
government until after the capture Duty northwest commander under
letter to Mrs. Roosevelt that
of Canton, Associated Pres* c o r-, his nephew General Ma P u-Fhi.x
"your record of antl-CatholIrlsm
MIMIIHI Of MIIAIN’I RUUNO f ASMIT AM IHOWN t AMINO Ihluugh a receiving llu* of guests at a royal
respondent Seymour Topping from j Reports from Forosa said Gi*n..( la ) unworthy of an AmaiU’nn
garden pa. ty In lluckli.gi.um pulses, (.•edll.g th* way ate King Gtinge and Woven Kllrshrth. They are fol« , Nanking,
eralltaimo Chiang Kal-Bhfk shortmother."
lowed by I'rlucfstes Llltuliell. snd Margo.et Kota, Dowager Wueeu Maiy and Prime Philip. (Inlernaflonal) .
I A
",
C u r n tr o f l i l t A L if e r il
on government" la
would make a tour of tnapacShe ianlled:
Would
find
place*
t |0i
:h of northwest and southwest
"I assure you that I have no
nese parties like th* Chi
asm* of helng an 'unworthy ,
A c h v H o n C’o n f e r e n c e
Revolutionary Com-, —
s t
American mother.' The final lodg
.......... ..... the Democratic l.ea- j *
ment my dear Cardinal Spellman,
l< imtluHfd Kriiw
'{
.|g
n
e
,
said
Topping.
The Kuouun-*
.....
<>»•
of the worthlnraa of all human I
preparing to return to tha
tang Revolutionary Commute* u p -1
1L. dk. 1 _ Jki, _
I Ik I a n * 1n #
f 1 A l l **
m r
siUII.I, the K|mki-iui.no
’ Siaie* foi eonsnltatlnns.n
i
401 III" " v into numerous difficulties r „. ... noses Ihe Ktiomlntane (N ational-1
1st Government Party.)
^
hefo.c
.......mil I- ti>
* Ids wny by Communist authorities1 Nationalists repo.li'd loss o f 1
X | ' gW
clKe foi wi.gc
Nanking.
i Llnli, 26 miles north of Chantch J
•*'
...oi
i. at Acl.esoi.
also said tha Htste Da->They said reinforcements l.ai
(t'eailaasa grnai Was* ■>■»*
, M i
.1
|.i
fioiliog
itnt t...«-i.t hits l.eet. odvlsed tkat Iwen rushed to Changeth, tall
nkw F-KII let fighter and tile II9
v
foi hi*
ilni.tlt.il Gould, editor of tha Am- center 100 tulles northwest ut
36, th* world's hlgKest, end AtnerHH .
"5j^ H ecutlve
» x * hi
erica..-owned Hhnnghal Evanhig Changsha. A private radlopl.cne
lta'» most controversial, bonilier.
itn
I,,
Post and Mercury, has Itean held call from Changsha described the
. Its Irstlng srsenals are ytocknl
m o n l-in i,"
lie
luted, since noon yeaterday (Bhsngbal situation thar# as quiet.
With the nsw rockets spd Imdn
timel without food, water nr sleep
Government sources Insisted
pfovad guns and bomb* which
lei
hell
.41
l>v newspaper plant w orkers' as Chuchow, 25 miles south of Chang
;
ism. Wc
..oniinue the ii-suli of a labor dispute.
sha, was still In Nationalist hands
to oh|ecl, in piiiirlple. In llu- "la ftThis Instance wee used by th*
i vastly Improved postwar fire
, .
Har t l ey
union ■ectctary It. a general discussion but said thert was fighting only
d smoke bombs.
officials Die noi.-Ciiiitinuuisi sf of the China situation, which ha
; ‘‘
flduviis
said reenforced repeated 11. 8.
Remote tergal grounds me it.
olflci.ll pleas ll.st American ritiathawed up end scarred by the
i/***
In the
(Ceatlawe* rv * a ra«* os«i
blast and heat of the tons of misthin In no
lovua eus leave that country If posalbla.
........ „ f ! Lnlest Htate Departiimnt records opponent* in nine court acliont.
alias lasted upon them.
'1f
the
Th* iud|* was tued for ditoire
Nil utd.m Hal 6.023 Americana still In China.
’/
ijidims
Ion
Evey new plane and weapon Is
Of these 1,140 are In th* Britteh by hie wile, Mrs. Helm Carpenter,
fo)lfd into th* 10-foot high clima
crown colony of Hong Kong.
tic hangar for weathar tests.
who charaad cruelty. She alio ■
t
fV;
l , , " v U " ’"
oiiii-sltled
Acheron said he ha* seen stories
(Mid* th* giant building, every I>V ,K ^ A h
1" d» n p p lli s tlo n to onion and
filed a $100,000 alienation of af
to
the
effect
that
the
Btata
DeMad of wrathvr from an Arctic
A not to ciirpo.sle officials soil does
fections
suit agaihst Mrs. Estelle
par
tment
has
some
secret
Informa
*Mrtn with a temperature of 10
,
not H.ICompUKH eXOMS.lv
degrees below sent to searing .le
tion ur great secret report which G. Manful. allegiMi th* judge was
-----H and
lolnllls. Iso
a n t heat can be duplicated. Thu v - .
It plan* to its* In support of tha in love with her.
^ ly A - ,.™
■ slve organisation*.
tlipiats of a steaming tropic 11UM.
i anna proposal.
Carpenter In turn fllrd a div
>
'*#.
H
l»
part
of
a
viciously
antijungle can be created.
I Hh declared that Is not th* cm * orce
IINOM Dick Haymaa and hlh bride, union statute,
action against Mrs. Csrpen|
at
all:
rather
he
said
AdmlniatraT ilt Itrato-chembcr reproduces Nora Eddington Flynn, pirn* far
"4. It has no leglilmale plan,
ckwom!
1
lion
officials
have
collected
all
th*
t o t . filers and their personal news photographer* before board- In a lahor-mansgriiicin irlatlnns
I
pertinent
information
baarlng
on
Mufpmsnt the chilling Ismpvra- big a plana In Loa Angela* fee A act."
tufa* and sudden changes In at- hunaymoon trip to Hawaii. Nor* I*
The board said that the union the question of assistance to other of th* Imperial Hotel. He also
■Wapherlc pressure of high alii* thaformsr wlfa of actor Irro l Flynn nrlelnallv had high holies that free nations and all this Inform** charged that Lockwood,, whom he
| linn will ba pfaaantod to Gonr d m rtb ed re on* o fhls beat friends,
I u m combat.
and Haymaa waa raoaiitly dlvoroM
J?**1
woilld repeal grass.
o in a u a * of the cilmallr hangar, from Joann. Dm. (JntenmtfaM l) L1!* .T* « - ,IV i . ' TJ
and hla wlf* planned to h* mar#- m
now
*, '
A reporter then asked Achosnn,
tt Isn't necessary for the All
"la It not a fact th at tha de ' ‘t t t h f M
Fore* to send a plana to tha Arc. . . . . .» i« .
partm ent has Information pertain* Carpenter, claiming
;
' ' 1 .
Ha tu find out if It can operate in
th* judge
lug to Russia’s armed forces trlMR owed him 110,000 for Irgal eervMb*Mro temperatures, General
is
nut
at
this
Hum
public
pro
lea* In filing .Income tax adjust
Feuner pointed out.
perty or has never been dlacloa*. ment Claim*. H* *1*0 filed a |100,“Th* climatic hangar can tell
edT"
000 ■ tndar suit against Carpenter,
M w h slh tr a plana can gat off th*
Acheron said he rnrtalntlv hop**
Poll** Officer* C. E. Walker
B ound once It lanoT up there,"
that
la
the
case
and
that
of
court*
Mopped in his auto fo ra traffic
and J. M. Stephens said tha Judge
It
is.
He
added,
laughing,
that
light. A car drove alongside Lane i
freely admitted shooting Locktills government also has informa
car end then in front of him, farc
tion about British, French ■and
ing Lane to slop,
other national armed forces which
hooting occurred at a »•>.
The driver of th* car which
has naver been made public,
dan, scrota the sir##’, from
blocked
Lane'*
vahlel*
stepped
Another
reporter
atkedi
question of military organrehos, an Atlanta’* northfrom
hit
machine
and
«t*rj*d
an
"Do
we
have
Information
now
under lb* North Atlantic
to two automobiles west
that th« Rus*|sns a rt actlT*lF
argument with Lan*. uunflr* j romnanv unions."
aid# In tha street. About
p
re
tiering
for
w*rT"
nigh th* chief* hare mads hurst nut, Tha bulleta ward fired
i«4 apart. Ballets had pltrcTh* board said that the atetl
jm*
k«
Achrson
declined
to
give
s
tnr**t
at Lane's head.
winaehlald and loft front
►
■1 Vi i1.
workers union had not Keen able to response.
{compels In plant election*" with
Acheron's
appearance
he
for*
tha
l i t group,
, these Independent union* becaueo House F ordrti Affairs Committee
Md when ha arrived at th*
Ml the commanders of
of Ha non-compliance on th* Af tomorrow will he In auoort of. Frofidavits. Today'* step will enable ■Ident Truman's call for whht h*
» 's r s s a i : . u .
it to try to oust thee* Independent described as "urgently naaded*
unions.
wcsnnns for Atlantia P v t »lgner«_
Am aftlamat (eatUSa AeWaantf llU
Th# union's officer* war* dir
sssf&isti. 'Mrs:
ChineHe War
UNDER BIG TENT
SU I Union
Add
Zest To The Hour
R e f r e s h . . .
K
Baptist Minister
; European 'Trip
E
a w . ’Sa i
.■‘pSffifSS.Yi,. v.
ected to begin a vigorous irganlsIng drive to enroll In th* union
nil workers In the ate*t Industry
now that th* non-compllanca im
pediment la out of the wny.
Iron beads warn found la an
ing, Rameaea
lutppod with
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v ? v> •■Jit * *.
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THE W EATHER
1* U W t j T k m 1ft S t m i f t H —
T* Prated t)w feera oI th* World:
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JOt# Um Progress of America:
To
P raaot
To frodora Praagotltj for Banforil.
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Mot, sultry and generally fair
through Friday, uossihly » few
Isolated thundershowers In ifter nouns.
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fO L U M E X X X X
S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A ,
EiUbMfthftd 1908
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A n a o d a t e d P r o m Leaned W ire
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AN I N D E P K N P K N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R
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No. 2 4 3 .
Says Special Committer Senate-House P ossible M ilitary
Cabinet Disallows Steel Workers Legislator
Is ‘Stacked’ With ‘Sales Taxers’ G ro u p A g rees
A
sk
ffl/2
Cent
Thrust By Russia
Pay Increases At
On Unity Bill
Wage Increase
Is Seen By Acheson
S ta te’s C olleges
30
A ll
I n c r e a s e s
cept
T hose
E x
F ix e r!
By
L aw
A ffe c te d ;
W a rre n R ap s B o ard
Business Census
C fa r t 0 f]
3 ia rte tI
|n
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f i l v
By Government
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TALLAHASSEE. July 28-</P)
—Thr Cabinet Budget Commotion !
'f% today flatly forbade the Board of t M * „ r
_ ia /:ii
Control to raise ..la n e , al ,|ie I ' ^ t C r V t e W e T S W i l l
state college* “ at this time,"
’ L iv e
M e r c h a n t s
Meeting in emergency seitmn, 1 I ' V i r m s T o C o m p l e t e
Ine Cabinet voted to disapprove 1
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salary increases except thore fixed
Tl.r United Sure* Ceniu* Bureau
by law at this time, lor the pie- tml.iv itaricd fact fmJm j intsrsent." Agencies and inslitutiona at ( n-w here m a canvas* of retail
fected by the action will be beard buunn* eti.tbiishmenU, wholesale
Monday if they wish to protest.
crv'rr niganiiation*. nttiutciuenls,
V Only Attorney General Richard | hnirk, -ir. \Y G. Webe lung. OrErvin voted against the motion. He latido. u --h'd interviewer ami is
said he felt the Cabinet's eailiei .ivsivlrd hv Robert Welsh, also of
action in cutting appropriations hv Orlando
25 percent was sufficient.
tire en um erato rs w ill 'o-»n t*c
‘‘Even though it may havr been j railing upon all local huMttrM
unwise for some to make raises, it’s (.G(fs with census forms. All husinot fair for all to be prevented nessmen will he asked to retwrt
from making raises necessary to •■lies, pav mil and employment.
iheit proper function," he declared ir, colon'* aiix other bssu. informa
- f • Tha motion did not mention the (urn hi the first national inventory
1 board of control specifictally, h"* I clistntriitii.il since
since 1*140. ...c
The
Comptrollei C. M Gay rupmtul
,
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It would be the only major ageurv t’rngtatn will take about n weex 10
affected. He said most of the de(umplish
pertinents
..... _ which
cti asked fin p»v
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.smue rtf
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the questions
_______ asked
raises had recalled their puyiolls v.,u tBVenl how many grocery
after the 26 percent cut nml "n<d >1.11*3 handle fresh meat, how
icy tie re-procoied on |lll)tiv Rri)Cl.rN are members of
the hast* of the salaries ns m w|,„|esale sponsored or retail
June." The stale fiscal year em M 1)WtICI| wholesaler groups.
June 30.
, Druggists have an Interest In
Warren earlier had recoinnieml
mimb#r „n,| |„CatJon of reed that the hoard of control change „ )lltl.r(.,| „harmaclsts. Such Inforr * Us mind about railing “alarms
jlt „ , e,|e(| to esslst In the
at the Institutions but members rte
clopment ami location of the
ellned to go along with him
) „u„..iv nf this skill. They also
He Issued a statement ye*tcr u.nnt lt, jjnuw how many new and
day saying the board’s refusal •'■'l r . fill prescrlntlons were handled,
Isappolnterl him.
turn.
Druggists
are
"disappointed"
Druggist*
ere• i ex
expected to supply
T
a
Brtklnn
a i tab
i>h 11
*1(16-11I (hl> |M
. ' form-t|0n.
a
Today’s
action tn
was
taken
under
authority of the general appro- l T|l(j c erm„ nf Business is rtprlatlons law which allows the ()Ulre(| bv #ct of Congress to be
Cabinet to review salaries and « eonduct#d this year and every
panne of all departments ami h- (,ftf|yetr theraaftar. Tha act
etltptltmi supported directly or In- k
|t tha dutf o t business
itauilr-ftr-atef«.bsx. luttde- • • lowtiate and managers of aatgb; -’IFarrrm sglw thTtian *m ® * rv ,j;.j,u.,;nts covered Fy the Cstisus
Inaffttaea applied to *tl **®n.c V :. tn sugiplv complete and arcurate
♦van those which do not draV inforX tlo n . to the best of their
ssr
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, Th. ir
im j- j. | * s » w
failure
_f(" rn!*L f “ „1k Li,ir-l,
census reports. The forma which
Will he used have been designed
In make tbe business mon’s pull
111 the Census Xs effortless and
time-saving as possible. Tbe in
lormetlmi requested gcneiull' i*
1 eai’ilv available from the records
usually kept hv husiness exist.
Ilihments.
venue. Those with Independent lux
sources were exempt
The Bonrd of Control authorise I
salary raises for nmployvit of Die
Dnlversltv of Florida. Florida A
and M. College for Negroes and
Florida State University effective
this month.
The governor, who handed chair
manship of the Cabinet meeting
over to Secretary of State R. A. |
Gray so he could make to motion
forbidding pay r«l*e». laid he real-1
lied "that many ealarles are In
adequate.
,
"soma of them are barctv of ( ubllitence level. But I don’t think
thle 1* the time to try to correct
the deplorable situation."
Bv ASSOCIATED PRESS
Protesting the proposal. Ervin
Some relief from this week's hot
asked If the Governor didn't "be
lieve we havr already met the alt- Dell appeared on the way today
nation as far aa wc are able with Jilt It la going to he hot ami
out going Into departmenta' In humid again today over most "f
the country from the plains to
ternal affaire.
. . . .
"Wa express's' *old the tmardl the Atlantic coast,
t r m l l i M l e* ra g e Tkreel
A m m of cool air which moved
Into tha northern Rockies from
Relief From Hot
Spell Appears On
Way For Nation
It
M ath ieu x R eports
On M t. D ora M eet
One of the main dlecueilone at
the conference of the Agricultural
Commissioners Association In Mt.
Dora yeaterday v ia the new de
finition of crop land, Orle Mathfaux, County ACA administrative
officer, announced today. Mrs. L.
M, Grentham, hit chief clerk, aleo
attended the meeting.
"To qualify aa crop land," said
lathleux, tha land mutt hava
Mr. Mathlaux,
provided a seeded crop and been
hia rrested within the last fiva
„. m r a . "
. Disqualification will radue# tha
llatlngi of chop land y several
‘ In this
hundred aetee
country, he pi
About 17 membere of the Aeeoclatlon attended tbf meeting
which wae held at tha City Hall
In ML Dora under direction of
Aubrey Dunecontb of Gainesville
and Guy M. Cog ana t . O. Ball,
district aupervleori. A luncheon
waa served to th* membere.
THE wAATHfcK
McssoNvatf,
Birmingham
Booton
Charleston
Cleveland
Detroit
B aahvlU
*w Yoih
Phoenix
Saint Louie
flan Antonio
Washington. D. G.
Jack eoavl lie
west centra] Canada pushed into
th* Dakotas today. Faderat Wea
ther Bureau foracaetar* at Chi
cago said eoma cooling breeies
could be expected by tomorrow
night over most of Minnesota,
Iowa, Wisconsin and upper Michi
gan.
Thera'a a possibility, they said,
tha nearly week tong heat wave
in Chicago will ba broken by Halurday. Meanwhile, temperature.
In the high 80’e and BO’a a rt fore
cast over moit of tha hot belt
today and tomorrow. The Pacific
coait and northern Rockies were
the only areas enjoying cool wea
ther.
Thundarohowtra brought ternpoary relief to ooma of the hot
■pots. But In eoma auctions, viol
ent storm* war* reported yester
day. An electric*! atorm killed
throe peraons In Milwaukee- A
wind, hall and rdln atorm hit the
New York Metropolitan area.
Wetor flooded th* city-owned in
dependent subway system in
Quean*, stalling train*. A heavy
downpour awept over parts of
Bergen, Passaic and Hudson countlss in New Jersey. In Arcadia.
<
PLA
FINED, SUSPENDED
LE8UB. O t; July" » - ( * } W. T. Andersen, prandent of th*
Georgia-Florida League, today
- -- Igrahall playland from or*
for IN days
C e n ts
H rt; e
D isp u te
By
Per
In
flo u r
C u rren t
R e rp io sto rl
P h ilip
M u rray
i/p |—A legislator a1’ I * • iv. •
TV.MPA Ms
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charsed that (t.«- «|>- d legislative U'li.niillet'lhlir* ivrir " l i n k ' d nilli ’ ,ste» taxer,
.1 .1
Rrp Alarm. I >>>ik (Vali reporter! n.
Rep Rn h ltd *'inii»i<.'i. <h.vtcn’flti of the b*
C'.ninilttee, Ire , 11. 1 Simpson'*^
‘■fsnren in Die i". ' and asked
"Isn’t It ‘.ttnugc Hi nt v ni would Hi,.., j,;
select a 1 ntnrin'i.
nlnpn»erl
,| ,
pnc'icnlt-. mu p- r i-ni ■( member*, ............
who favoi tin -ale, ins.” ’
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1I
A it c h i c ;
Blandy f'alle For
War Planning I'o
Preppare For Foe
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I O f
Sei‘rcti,ry ,,i
W arn s
K in
A id
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Sl a t e
To H e-
Piam ptlv
T o
W est
Ib u ro p e
•\nd fbe I'linlibi I ispriyera Ai1*
NEW YORK. July 28 t/fi
III
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President Philip Murrav nl ill* f 10 sn'i.itton, sstth Inmbi ■liters here,
. 1n • nilrndril 1i.
ask'd. 'Since Sc nit tin Shands and j mind
WASHING I-JN. lull 28- (/P) *
Steel Workers announced loci,iy III. Rrpre*cn»iitlve Siinp.-nn tmve op
.il l.clwcrii ll.c
. nppointm
—
Secrel.irv
( Stale Aibrton told
union want* a package mere,n r ol patently pocked ilun special com*
1
I >rtcs >< i.
I Fnitik
1n
30 cents per hour in ilieir current mil tec- with sale* lux* rs, are they j some I., 1
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dispute with the ileet lumpamet, again |>.nrig t<, pinp.isa -nml f* 1!.- nt .:
"P n......
i ! ; ! r 1'* n r m y "
lioveriini
Warren
again
going
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p
II
including a fourth round wage in .1 c . e |. f nnnlli.'i J 101),000,000 ' j t '
" .1.1 UpI Ilir .HI
F
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C
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m m ir
N .tt jr A H potlllnllhei t *,rr
Inn
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nub i n i f crease of 12 Vg cents.
'poor mini’s incnine inv‘ svhlrb | ' IMP"
* I d i '* I / slop?
grcivnn" l<v Imxiel Lire**
Murray revealed the demiiid* tliesp same Icgi-lnii.i . pushed a t . in.im'l 1 •
t • l.y I’rrsldri't
SALEM
III
Ink
'ft
.»•)
r.iniinl
he
imioied
*
for the first lime at 'hi ^>1111115 the tecnlai session Cn mile about 1 m'ttcn
, -1 . 1*1,1 v ni Admiral W II D Rluirlv, 1 11 tn
I lie wildest
session of the fart finding b’.**d tsvlrc ns much I rs<
l.e.idtng
fK
'I.A-hmriHirallon's,.
111 innei o( *1ir Alt >x|” | l . r | 1f’pI.iV
appointed by President Fnim.i. ••>
ugir. nmi tl ipprnval *
\a'*6M*»M |•I in * * ill Mu Legls- ' .1 t
i h M l) .1 1 ill'.l Ini !<• 'IP' IPf«K Jfit! H If drive fur
1
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a
1
avert a strike in the di*puie \|i.. 1 il fti *' Ktn K •♦ii rt *j’fi Mil ce-siun
nf ,i *1,4MURK){W
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pliilllliig
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ray was tbe first speaker I... it.- •P f tHI>|tJt » IMI tt.K tllllllMltS of do*
gtmi.
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illdr coron
*|t»,f If»f# mio up jirht 11lop '
1f i r Ni iifr*•» Mi
union before the board.
.101*1 um
n u n i tine.ler
prtipr
uthMii
M
m* re gul si vt * li' '
1 pint it imp 11ip imt f urn) 'em cum tin1
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Tbe demands also include M 21 session
Dlls I
. do ll>,■
>• |X
*ll>l» ctirini
Fill p»* »tIv 1 If ,ii rlt.it (hr di.idnw i «' ■ in.t,mi |e.-r of
cents per hour for pension, uut
iii r e p l y ' l l j id,.'
■ OTII
I Mink wt
' ' 11 I1**•♦1 0,1 be me,in* * * "HimiiHAi • MUfitfy. Rii4P.ui .itmtei 'vlin li ue 'lie great6.27 cents per hour for erscs.it m Ill , fill III I' Mil soul t PV IIIa Hollll. ’ olds
H r *.4l«l 1It • prrpUftf •(IlllPal
surance.
to
nu t um c 'o' the Ion' t" • M]l *.
In!f
still
"Tbe union is not afraid to have
nt . lull pie ll,|V' .1 111' it Ii it^ pr f| imfni 1 j 1 if11' .dm .ugui *le,l tli.il If . t s o is
its side of tbe dispute *x.unmed
»> Nf || ill*
illil' rtirm i ♦ '(MM ^- itdMRi jioDifit ip p m .li long i . i h . i n 1 . 1 in i t ,
in the public interest," the g. iv
v\ t. Il I
,01.1 the Inn »• p 1 it|{r (it thf* * I'M l pnlip'ie, tin, ,i,| rlii- Wr,t i.lirrr it'
haired union head told the hoard
♦ Mio
« mill x i |. >1* Itv r » \ *ri vit v
*. i4f
" II llpIV' Pi I
"The Industry, up the nther
r xlicllirr to
o * r-ti
111 imlv 1 • lint I -pr t i n *t 1 lif i nnlinnr tn m, i
hand, has been desperately «"<
p i ' l l hv p o li‘
.
\
lous to conceal the economic ts. ’*
(i*>tb iiinu >1 M t Mt»n itM»f N * *l'!lf 1* 'n 11 nir m
"i
■* " i i ’ " m ili*
from Impartial scrunily
ami itl’u ............ \ M \ » 1 M W l.itv me.m, "
"The Industry I* anias.ing pi.,
. 1JV4, <11,1 tl |I4 Mt1 I’ltl %Fill •• , u *f f
ml
fits at the stuggering late ip A t f i v i f i r ” ; I ti
| Aclmvin upp n ,,l p f..,.. the
i , 'i ;
.n r
I ffy in n
"1 t(ji *
lit i Tin.him *f IhuiM' Fnt'x.'x \fl.m i ’nininiM"(t
unified
1
pruxlmatlng one billion d-dl.ii •
t
riintv l i b mrmliM ♦ ||*f 1*1111 tn make In. ><li-;, fix •l i mi nt
annually, after all l«xe* Tin. >
I I 1 1 ir art
S p o f v . r n r » l p i »»j;r t m ,
a record high never approached
plfrlli llr> ’I (’1Milling 111 1 Hill! timgram, ole.- ,.t. nn.i, , a i ’ .ick by
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O u t l i n e r I 13 v V n u l l i s
before, avers In the boom >*ai <1
|)||| * p( Ini t Ilf Ufl- mthnuitlill "U.'i'i . i.i11 ril)'< !■*
tiuio »i> H*
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Acheson viid
*ti.‘ .»11•,,. pro.
Ur20."
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ii 1<•!•>*♦ (Ml limit •«encc" nf ih ■ I'I'ge I’' um i x.'i’a
dill 1 "1 lb'
i . il |. i l l
The .union says that the eiin«nt
I ha lie* Anderson M iM. iin kil
ll. i'Les 11*
pi
' h,*. had i r
"ffi'Ct
average baalc wage rate of ,l«-«-l ivrlruk and I 'rniald ud" ig lodav 1
. i’ll
in, k rfv i d1' hi •••'Mil II •t• ' M
III" I 1111* I | "p,
workers la «1 ,tlh per hour In the lotil Knvainai.s of rlu
>t .
•<" • 1 * mi II t |i*f of
,.« i.tu-k
i'll I
H li’xk
»'■ ,md ’ <’ • v f ii i i , iii-xn
previous three round* of postwar ! .....
es,.eri«im
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ol h nuMur i fbp i ■ " Mu i .i ,if
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O prnticn- I t" vi »1 .!* ♦
wage IncraMfll, »he union gut
\
l,"‘
Amrrnan Legion
I >' 'll
f I>• i mi' iit;,,x In
|br tlooi bo ft|L .1 Bll nil • l l j ill’ll lii'i'dotn m t
In 104(1, 16 cent. In 1047. not w ipoovner! Bovs Stsre pi grim in
■^ i 10! tr
' iinpiit tent m i . ,.f I i,,
"'.lilt 0,11' ’IU I 1 1mii »r h • Ip 1 1
. ' I | ' IVI
cent* In IMfl. TTitc figures hu ( h r 1 t ill.il'.ir.-c ll.ev i.rrr mltoducrd
I X • of
p
4'1III |iT 1 'Ni
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rots
"AVr 1110*1 ,tii «,
y*«r* incim;.. ,omc f""gr| uj Rc
Sten.iiom, who
n n |i',u v
■n lie
•<*|i« I I* ih
IHJ ilif'c t
'hit', i ■
benefits.
inttniatU ’ua |
Iglinl i'll " It" Hit
VV*'v II '''I ' Nil
med Boys Stale one ot die Illicit '
Ai the hearing opened thr (a t
u”dai *( cn i'i i^. 1 11 Mm *'iul that diu aggrvxaiiipi f’i'|s ,1
foiled
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(in III u .M im I ur"pi>, tnt.rli.
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liti'lt
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ll
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illy
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ihffcrni'i
consider evidence UII panatun, tor country
•il I
'Hi that day Liriaii reginn .in 'l 1 tetnpioil
n in iimpi ' nn«tdvrnli 1
<limui.it' d )* i'
steal workare along with the two
geln lh,"r xhivctiv- by in illr -it., i,
, |'»4t
CL*•!-» Anderson. 'pon-oi*d uy ■
eixgiiup
an I ir to
rl'Pies
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It
would
perini*
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d
mol
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othtr l*»uaa at stake.
tarv inrans. luttlrulnilv when they
i
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Ktwsiv•.
told
ol
talk*
given
tn
the
.
'opt
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Including
tbs
paving
of
run
snlutely
f«"
'be
danger*
which
sTMa wag
consider tha*. no i'ffe"t'vx ra«!»t» * r 'wh‘ t the Olo Steel
nlnvos, UP I'’ Am: 31 Inr aucli rUv in thrvaten nut way ul life tunce (e oossihle.
Worker* had atkrfd at a prelimin uoys b,*Go**rnor. W arrr". Sene
ngi
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a*
th*
Aiinv.
th*
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ittn'ml
iXlHtrmf
"mlav
ary meeting on Tueedav of the Ian ol State Gr*v. Senator IVik->
'll <• 0111 n in I., f • .(all that
I .1
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M. liter*, 'lie At uni' F.'ICr,
Me Mne»* I* ('iiiiumini'ti' Wc possibility
hv making It doer that
three-man board H t up to hear ami Frank Wtigld. m u ta n t •«> il
i m ini*-Ion, tl" Inlvrlm H e i n i ' Kin i ........
*li.il tln cal " i i i d* military ogi;.-< p-kIiui , u '1111*1 ih*
i
ni
the ratto for and again*! a fourth
iim....I
I'cofixinn'
and
nnltiair
...... . uni Mir l nrelg" %1* Ado •
(io
einni
A
(ulHnn
k
tin
rd
1
I'm p" cm li*
rou ml wage tncrealg.
in Muiii'' mitmni wh" i Ini re 1 nitons of western
* • t hi ! inn, who "* rr'V'il it iimm
H'liattaje.l «» ra a e ’■••»)
nI\ it g m <1 cost nod
The rompanie*! led by U S
i,>ii i,i, tbul up mi ' *i>111-I IL ' 1
I iivl .41 .mil bin k ip 11' it undertnken
' 1M1 llll lt:l In. 11lice f . 11' '" 'I
Steel, had piomlitd that the hoaitl
It.,tli Mu' Rriintp nml 'I'" Ibm ■ pppxl Willi lllllltlllv P'XVI'I III
Acheson 1 ••i i p i.edlv tel I Mp * coinhear evidence and then rlccldc
| ........... i,lv liml piHeed > -I 'li >'
1 1 1 1 11 if imi'tiblc and lx rt 1 one initlue
Iv
I 1i V
Unit ii Mn . coimM \ w.iuhl
first whether the pension lusue
i <11 fiMiim nn: thf ngvm "■» liinuigli -x'lxfv it win guinea '
'n e k Uf th'' pnuli-i's 11, Mi.' Mu; 111
*»i. » proper matter f"t 'nnsiitei•»
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tiactor and bulldtr of Laks Mary,
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who died yesterday noon at a finite it, i»riigr''**lvo p"b
nuunf'i"!m >d
products
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111,1 tbe will today
Iln- Inlurie* Int'bi'h'
<w I e.l
local hospital after a long lllneas, p ccln llv tile C(lll«trip,' 1"n '
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xbotild can "vulimliii v l ibelling"
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will l>e held Saturday morning at dock mid term innl
. .ill."I 1 .p > uni 11 liadly int'o 1 'ml-!.■
iiMleod of being g> uled by tb*
H' I f 1
i x ling (o Kl"l t 1» Mlgbx'iv
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litxwit, pastor of the Missionary pioyoea.
1 in piihlh
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will officiate. Burial will be In to the Commission ot •*> "
•ifv hip I b u r The rar was ........lid'Cif
Senate Connuerce (’oiiunlUee. The
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(’ontltuied on pag, ' •
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. l i , ' average weekly Committee )« considering men*uro»
lie was alone el the Mine
Mr. Saundsra cams to Florida
1 ' oi'Kily a dollar an (nr government grading of fur,
20 year* ago and prior to th at
1 . I, 1.
ai; hi May tn 163.66 fiber mid cotton pimhictn
time was engaged Tn band and
The husincas oiganlratlon .aid
,.. 1 .... 1
ni chest i a work
rk tie
Ha ssrvad as dir
ector n( tha fillvar Band of Mc
I . 1 ...... Hit., iiidn-A tbe Labor » (iiefernble pruceduic i> (he prac
Minnville, Tenn., band of tna 828
|i, |<1.ii.i'iil', llnrean of Labor tice of bolding industry trade
Regimental Band of Tullahama
ai l it was due to in- conferences at which competitive
Edwin fthlnaolstr, c i'v sU.iriov, -1 . ii "
standards are art
TVno- For a number of year* he
today received from
hiii x ........ t ix tuition activity in auto
’’Nothing
ihould
be d o n *
taught music and a rt at Burrltt
Warren a copy of fit" lei*,.| il ....... ......... ni a number of nnnCollege.
Spencer, Tern
Tann. He wai n
[e. Spancar,
1 ,p ,M> ,) id,, mdmdrles. The end through official notion to affect
muilieatt of S ttifmd mi Highway dmssed liy the ta li'r
Tigln
Geneva, located shoiil I 1
er __
of tha Eploeopal Church,
member
- --- • |,|.,, hjf enjoyed prinperily during Wood, housing expeditor, approv 1 ii- 1 i l drike helped raise the goad will established by pro
He is survived by th* widow, Vo. 46, th* tew road Irnlm .
ducers for their goad: b y addition
,|
lire, lbs csllle railing industry, ac- ing Hie City’* resolution on mid 1ix • mug figure.
Mrs Beiel# L. Saundarat two the past year Irnm citm* n !"1
At, Mix (actor wa* th* length of any attem pt at guvurnmtmt
..................
!.ilecontrol.
saidr City
Manager (Tlftier
afirl
iifn^vn
tirini
growff
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daughters. Mrs. I . J ). Hughes of
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eumg t "i" average factory grading or of hut ,ucb designa
Jscksnnvllla mA Mis* Oris C. cording to W. G. Killiee. fonni
Followlltie apprnvsl f Mii* by „ M.., , • ,11 week during (he tion," til# Intter -a id
and
rancher,
Saunders of Lake Meryj on* siserpiesting much into -it in llir •li" Housing Adminlsti rlor, mid i, nt I, fi.ptii 'lay to June from
RrsuienU ol the " mm....
ter, Mr.. Prank Stevana of SumNF,W I I 1)1.11 A1 ri DGE
cuntrol may he i'«-lrnp'p*ed in
1 , ,ih .' iiuiiia. This is an hour
mltvllle, Tann. and four grand new Geneva Bridge ovei Up
WASHINGTON. July 24-(/F)—
.L,nford only In e v n i of k iwv |,».| •w * ,nai ago
Juhni IUver which will retils'" I'’e (.rcK-ct, bn.* recently dredged a act of Congress, ssi.l Mr McKib
children.
Congraselonal a c tio n
lias bean
pfiHent on® vray drsw
^ 7U ffot fin al
lo.tt ba«in and 'iln
coiApletcd oil IcgltUtlon which
I II I It I'H O filtA M o
PLANE CRASH
Kllbee will represent tho dl*tr- ' bail* « bridge scro** M10 canal
1, MHFftVIl.l.E, July 28—UP) will give Flat Ida an additional
EGLIN, July 2ft~W>—A Na- at the meeting ol the State U"«4 Anmoe the new residents are
FLORIDA DEATH Fit
—tinul* ilsirvuien began their circuit and district judges.
tlone) Guard fighter plai
lloifthcrsehecV Department In Tampa Tliur” l«v ( n f and Mi*. W. I. bieg. The
LAKELANIL July 26—(/IV-A tivu bw 14th annual field day
'
* J, ltill
_
here -Tuesday
night,
fcllHng
when bids for the bridge will •■ fort.i"t was for many year* prln- cmitraet to produce more than
*t tbe Univerelty of Recreation .Schedule
' i, Jr., o f * rmldug* opened- Representative M B ■n"»I of llu> Geneva School, and 42,600,000 worth of lestber lias ping!am
Roy H. Amldon,
I
lurid*
*oJsy.
him. Ala. Survivor* include Mi Smith will go to Txmpa with Mr
a .listed by Mrs. Si eg An «r- lean signed by the Lakeland
Friday
father, B. H, .Antiden of Lake Kllbee, tha Utter stated today Undo druggist, Mr. 1’emberthy, Tannery Company
10:00 A. M. bisabai! a t LakeHA R ltd It DEEPER
Tbe contract wilt keep Hi*
land.
Geneva had a population "1 tun al*o built a home near Lake
JACKSONVILLE, July 28—(^1 front Ball Park.
plant going at full capacity for
:C
00 A. M.—Grammar School
about 600 when the last cen*u» ffarn-y.
—The
pail of Jacksonville will No»0_program
two yaara, W altsr Engle, a dlrhero r s everyone It
wo* token in 1046 by Mrs. .1 «
Mr*’■
wsoon
be
accessible
to
ships
drav
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R],e revealed yeatcr- (irunva Garden Club which lias 50 •u'lor, said yeitarday.
to attend hall gams bitwean
lug
.tJ-feel
of
water,
U.
fl.
engi
Giants" and Oviedo.
Since then a number of new members and which lisa been ac
neer. point out, however, this Win "Little
TRUMAN. NOMINATIONS
8:00 P. M. Play Center, Ft.
homes hava been built In Hi* town Uv In promoling tlm besutKic*
WASHINGTON, July 2 8 -(/F )- bo true only at high tide. Com Matlon Park, soap carving, vollay
Building Is also active at Re*’- , liori of the cominiinlty Among
of a 34 root channel from boll, tennis.
Ravan, which Is located on the1It* major projects during tlio pact Frcsldent Truman todn.v nmnlnat- pletion
Dame* Point to Commodore'*
8tl0 P, M. Special program of
Shore of Lake Rarney several, vrsr waa the Improvement of '■'* Daniel J, Cleary of llllnoifl, Point Terminal hare la nearing
■Ilea oast of Geneva and where Fort Lane I’ark which comprise* Mra. Georgia L, Lusk of New completion. The channel from t r n k anJ flald eVVints
7:00 p, M. Party nt skating
' tog the peat three years about fir* aewa of well shaded UnJ Moxlco and David N. Lewis of Dames Point to the ocean, how
4*
owl co tto n s hava been on Lake Harney where Micro Is u Now York aa member* of the ever. remain! 80 fast, except at ring' followed by watermelon cut
Iwide beach auftablo for bathing War ClaimaX twgmUalon. The por t r r - by the Klwanu
altlona pap
high tide.
(Hi gage f e s j
held at play canter,
;A. A, Jam , developer of thD
Kiwanians Hear 4!) Polio Ca.ses
Delegafe.s T e l l Rim lor Ahead
Of B o y s Stale 0 i M
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Clerk Of ru
Mary Resident, Dies
Citrus And CaUl- Sales Highlight
Activities In Geneva During Year
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XV
MONDAY JULY 25, 1949
Rotary Moot
Recruiting To Be U. S. Moves Men
Watched Closely To West Germany
By Am y Officials To Combine Force
Legal Notice
two
IN
i-i it’ 1ST (IK T H E COUNTT
fo.'lupm Ct'sald that the board
J t ’lmit. HUMINOt*H fTH’NTr,
ef directors had rocommendad that
HTATtl O K KUlltlDA. IN l‘KOrt.vTW.
.
; the City construct a new building
BERLIN, July 26-<A*>-A ma
In re Ib e I'sta te of
J)
las a civic elnb canter rather than
h eur- jor shift In American personnel
|
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M
.
AHAJIH.
, ■pending money trying to.renovate
r
I t IlS 'N K fd .
« nlan- from Berlin to Western Oermsny
the old yaaht dub
Tn
A t .I. W tln M
I T M A Y CONHub bulldl
Building, and
ned average of 677,000, ________
watch was reported today hy military
C 'lIltN :
I had suggested tho
te appointment
appolntino
of
closely the trend of recruiting dur government sources.
I
N
u
t
lir
Is
lii-reliy
a lv e n
ih«t
Is committee
_ to .Investigate
tha pot
th
ing the next two months.
C I .A l i Y U A S M IT H lia s riled tier
.. .lattgi
The
plan
Is
to
concentrate
In1
•Iblllty
of
tho
civic
clubc
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Then, said officials today, it
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r s l i .l e ..f t ll.t.A H, A IU M ;| ,
financing a btrllilngao'
it_________________
,|together■in
may decide what measures must be Frankfurt, business heart of the
Or,-,
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lia
s
file
d
h*r
their own.
taken If the recruiting slump con Anglo-American sona, and Bonn,
It.lllli.n
Ter llim l iIlK 'lm r in . a n j
! Dr. Ruprecht said that 16,971
il.n t , li.- Milt a jiiily In III* tio iin r.
tinual or shown signs of becom the capital of the Federal Repub
, .. 1. 1,.
ln iu i'l.in
Hu mil m m , a ia iin iy
' Rotartana from all over tho world
lic.
ing worse.
Jit.l*:.- i.f f . inlm.li- C o u n ty , VTnr 1,11*.
i attended tha New York convention
But at the moment, It waa ex
The Berlin forces will serve a*
1 .in i h r ;« (|| iln y nf A iiau at, If t t .
! on June It. Principal ip u k crt inplained, tha Army la not contem an outpost to handle matters con
. fur .'in iin ita t of »nnio am i fo r ftn.eluded Mayor O'Dwyer of Naw
e .i s i 1-f.lKi
a s A ilaiilr, let .-„ •fix J
plating renewing the draft of cerning (AI the four-pourer T.y
, (In, i..In'* i.f I’lt.I.A H AIiAt
1 York City, Beratn Actress Made
Selective Service reglatranta or and (B) relations with the Rus
•
li.
rii-i'.l.
on
tills
«Mti
day
iff
Noman Vincent
lowering standard! for volunteers sians.
Nhiiddud behind u woman, RICIIAItl) HAHEIIAHT defiaa hi* pursuers line Carroll, Dr. «ornmn
Vtncont
ily ,
ll».»
CEBAR
ROMERO,
BETTY
GKABLK
and
RUDY
VAI.LKF,
In
tfOlb
Praia,
and
Dr.
E.
K.
Fretwall,
bui
“We will probably wait until
( t l.A llY H A
H.M ITII
Tentative date for th. move .» «" »«• »«ne from E.gl.-Lion's "HE WALKED BY NIGHT". 5howtn* ftheA outstanding speech of tha con' Century Fox’s "Th* Beautiful Blonde from Bashful Bend" in coho
' A ilin io ln fr e lr lx
of th *
late summer to see how the sit Aug. 10, It was said. About !!<>« at the Bits theatre f ueaday und SVednisday
r - l l l l s nf
vmtlon,
ha
said,
waa
daUvered
by
by
Technicolor
which
opened
Sunday
at
Prairie
Lnk„
Drlve-ln
Thentre,
uation Is shaping them," The military governmant officials will1
H
ill,
H.
Aituin*.
ilc ts s a s ii.
Ttygva LI# on "The United Na
Army said In answer to ■ report
be
shifted
to
Frankfurt
and
Bonn.
tions
Bridge
to
Peace”.
er's question. "The 677,000 authori
5 ^ 1 laloes anti potato liquid to R ill!.,
!
Hcmalnlng In Berlin will be Nation Swelters As
Dr. Lie waa quoted as saying
sad strength (the manpo1
albutter or mm gut iuc, nnd wuii rabout
7b
officials
who
deal
with
M
ercu
ry
Spirals
p
ai(|
F
o
r
NtiTli’i: Ift IIIUlKUV (IIVEN that
that
th*
publie
had
expected
too
MENU
towabla under congressional ■pcreiH. Bi-bent, w ilrring occslonally. , " ' I-...... . t.1
if,
n, ,4
the
Russians,
on
all-German
quc<ii
much
of
the
United
Natlena
In
tdo
tiatlnns for the flseat ___
year
■y CECILY BROWNHTONft
rii
*' E,! If..'1th Mih .Vvctiua Hs i i (.' fl)
Adii
peppiT
nnd
more
*wll
If
tn1
short
a
time
and
h*
called
atten
lions,
and
about
100
employ**
of
i
lining July 1) la for the aver'
t '. I >'I I,
'..I I III.. rii'ilMiins n-i.ii
CHICAGO, July 2IV-(/h-Tli*
Aaaortated Praia Food Editor
cukiNry, <1 servlngm.
tion to th* many delays and dif
1 till.I. I tl'l.KMt.N'T CO," milt that
ago month of the fiscal veer and the Berlin city military govern- >n(WH fronl tin- weather bureau is
i
i*'.
ihi.
ii'I
i« ugtstcr mtlil nai.ia
ficulties
sneouniered
In
forming
THE
BRIDE
COOKS
DINNER
there are always fluctuations. Tha
1mostly bad. The heal wove over
I imrlhrint tn tin- irrni" of llm Fi -♦
the United States. Th* people
•trangth might by >0,000 under
Antipaato, French Bread and
ill ■ Nnni. Ml'iinlc (Chapter Juri*
Army sources said th* 16th In-; must uf the nation hasn't budged,
w rj-- *bould
ihnuld give the United Nations
hi
at Butter, Spaghetti with Italian1 Steel made In India Mivrral hun- I
. nf Kliirl'lii, I.ii W■ id t'i(t»
on* month and then go up id 20,- faulty Regiment also will t>*
The mercury waa doing anutlier
Uast twenty
twen tv years,
vaara. he
ha said, be Twmatn Be nee. Tossed Green it,*-«l
.. III.
Cl.'in
Hu < Ire ill # CojM
■ Industry'*1 lexst
000 over a few months icier."
reals iMjfi.i,' Cluiet WHS up- , ..f
transferred to the ton*. Const#Iju- |fast runup t»day ell the wny
lUliilii"ti'
Coll lit y Klortita.
V
*
"
for*
passing
Judgment
upon
It.
The Army Is somewhat enenur- lary troops probably will remain; from the Kocky Mountains eost,\l»\
A
t.
NIAVMAN
„.
*—Is doing
D, Peal* waa quoted i. t saying g r ” ' . Frwh pMr"- Ch#*** •ml pawntly goo.l enough quality to
hged by the fact that reenllstments
Ii 1 NEWMAN. Mil
'ward to the Atlantic aeahonnl. .all'right these days.
be mode Into ICO different sur
II A NHWAIAN. .lit
are running high. This, personnel In U.Berlin.
................................................
...........
........
_
‘ ^ .B P A O II e t TI WITH ITALIAN gical instruments.
B.
Military
Governor
John
i
And
to
make
It
more
unromfort-1
The
average
price
so
far
this
til.W
E N APAMH
experts say. la n healthy sign be
,
TOMATO
s
a
u
c
e
, McCloy will live in Bad
i able, the humidity was gutting In ■tiimmer" on"th* " nVw Yort’ fruit Z d . h.ld by most
TOMATO B A ,rrr
cause-recruiting generally reflect* Jburg,
near Frankfurt with office* „
Ui-r.
auction market Is <7.46 per box. this generatfc
generation is t?e most teeh"nlV if
” 1-what the men already in the Army
> medium-site onltma
with northern nlcallv
nlralfy advanced generation", ha
tails the prospective recruit about In Imlh Frankfurt and Bonn. A>, winds blowing Inland from the tills compares
administrator of the
European paelflc Ocean wore holding ntad- ftult solas this season of from said, "w# lack the ability to think
, j * I . small garlic
Condition* In the Army.
wllliiu normal
r a n g e s t'i.M) to ft;
fur th* regular straight, and the number of dla- “ 7 *
crushed, and .lu
The Selective Service Act will II ecu very Pragraui in Germany as |„K,
oranges sold In the fall, wl titer latlsfied, defeated and unhappy ed), 2 cups canned tomatoes (pulp
expire a year hence rinlpia Con well as Kovernor-commlaslune,',; ihriuighmit Western states.
and
julre), *» teaspoon
McCloy expect* to havs the bulk
cloud* luing over must nf the and spring.
people l« attested by the fact
.
. ■ sugar, 1/4
gress renews It.
teaspiloon salt
The Army hasn't drafted any of his work concentrated tn th e , Muutlieant but were of little ben- J Some Igef a of th* Pope* hav* over 6H million sleeping pilla *r# , **x*Puon sugar,
pepper
for *»
aa high ■■ $10.'Ml.
tone*.
........................
efll In holding temperaturaa down. ] sold fur
taken every night. Every second' U«»ut)i freshly ground -------men since early last winter. First western
An Arnarlran econumit-s offiijai
Balnfall
yesterday
included1 From th# grower*’ standpoints, bed In our hospltaia is occupied J*° taste), V4 teaspoon oregano,
It found that voluntary enlistments
wore adequate to fill Ita vaca said the shift in accent from Ber- iliundi-rHtorma In Uhlo, West Vir- Uie sail part about such price* bv a patient wno Is a victim of H olght-ounco package apaghatn t*. Then a cut-back In fundi re lin to tha Weal I* a natural con- K|,itu moat of New York, w estern!(1 ,,IM supply of the crop I* llm- worry, resentment, or other emo- th grated Parmesan chess*,
quired a reduction In the original sequence of the East-West dec!- Pennsylvania tho south Teas* i
T,l# ,nlir« cummer season Bonal difficulty."
Mathodi Heat oil In ahiilat and
_________
coal which waa to build toward sion to “llvs and let live" In UerWaahiugton coasts and som J <m,!>ut will be about 76,000: Dr. A. W. Epps, Jr. iatroduced add onions
and garlic]
garlli eook ovsr
8un-|tnMif House I'aln i
------II hkcs.
|A. H. Good* of DeLand aa a vl*t- *low
" heat, stirring frequently, for
an ovontual strength Of more than many.
>Rocky Mountain
arena.
i That'* about half a weeks sup------------ —
600.000.
about 6 minutes. Add tomatoes,
W allltlde Wall I'aln i
However, officials said today
plv on tha New York market. I
SQUALL AT MIAMI
sugar, salt, pepper, and oregano]
Truman
Message
[Okinawa
Theatened
they believe the draft act should
It’s Juit a drop
bucket1 ---------,
MIAMI, —
July
16—(/Pi—
A minor
Fib r hi tie Floor Lnaittel
• jin th# t.------, —
r .........
— cover and continue cooking over
t(l» wh«n compared to tba 69,- easterly wave moving toward’low heat for about
be continued in farce for twu maj
hour. Cook
!
liy
Another
Typhoon
IC
asllasM
Vtaw
N
i
l
O**)
or reasons i
Water-Himi' Fount el
nmilHHi-hux crop of the normal Florida caused small craft warn* ■spaghetti according to directions
1. An incentive nf voluntary their*.
varieties.
L M
_
log to b* hoisted along the Flor-‘oe package; drain. Put spaghetti
Hcnators
Vandenlmig
of
Mlchl-j
TOKYO,
July
>6—(A'l-Okinenllalmenta (youths had rathar en
Wxler-B|iur Varnish
i)pslgnei|
‘
*to step Into' th* fruit* Id* Key* between Miami and In large aouo ptatas or on plate*,.
list, with aoma choice of th* branch in, ranking ftapubllcan on tw1 awa, Just gutting uvar a Havagu markets after the Valencia varl- Key West today.
•pour a portion of hot sauce over
mate
foreign
relation,
commit-!
ty|l|
M
m
ll
wll|
,
win
Ji
astlniasttM
l
of arms, than be drafted.)
up i-ly market ha* passed, th* Pope Th* Weather Bureau predicted It and aarv* with grated Panne-‘
|f)((
#n hour, was al.il.il In n sweet and Juicy orange.
>. Th* existence of a Helenivc tee, announced over the weekend
ahowera and local thunderstorm* *an cheese. 3 servings.
he
favored
a
"etop-gap"
arm*
pro-'
„
lut
nm,,her
big
storm
Service Law can be of value In
It compare* favorably with with winds up to 36 mile* an,
----------(
grain
•one
to
tie
carried
out
only
wuh
BW
eeping
ariose
tinI'nnfii'.
an emergency. With tho law lit
tup grade midseason and lat* hour In aquall* during Ihe next
WEDNESDAY
DINNER
until
grand
strategy
can
take
force, drafting of mail could hu
The Army sold a seven year varieties of oranges.
24 hourx. Forecaster* said the
cream of Potato Houp with1
started In a few days if war ap •bap* untier the Atlantic Fact. nlil American girl, aniung i.lMMi
S e o ua fo r y o u r F a in tin g N oed a
Wlillc the summer orange busi wave development waa not * |Watercress*, Cold Chicken uml i
And
Senator
Dulles
nf
New
peared Imminent, Without It,
U.
H
.
wives
unit
children,
wax
ness
hasn’t
been
boomed
yet,
storm.
No
hurricanes
aru
developHam
Platter,
Hwt-ei
Glu-ikiii*.
York,
•
top
advlat-t
on
{nndgii
months might slaps* before a new
killed and Id Americans Injured the citrus Industry is keeping s
R e lia lilo P h i n t e r s U e c o m m e n c le d
Salad Bowl of Greens, Tomatoes,
draft law could be drafted, put policy matters, flatly culled the In the lypliimn which struck the . v-ontlmr eye on the youngster. l"3'
91,460,000,000
figure
“too
big"
---------—
Cucumbers amt tWallloiis, Hot
through Congress and slgnsd by
II. H. inllituiy base Batin day., Many acres have boon set (hit
even before ho entered the Scnstc. Airforce liciiiltiUNiters termed Hi which haven't come Into beating
the President.
Iron door keys, locks, bolts, hin*’IMh Pin«Pl*>*
Actually the value nf the pro mure sevett- Hum the one
Remumhor
tieseil foielwn
Hum the one Iasi i vet. Hume grower* have plow*d’>UP
rclg arnia ulti would at>- ,mJr"
".7;i
i.ss'K.'gj'-iBt
«■>>}*«•»
old
types
of
fruit
and
planted
Proach
r .c h «1
iljw.OW.WK;1
W
he BU?e
wh.„ damage was am 1
.................................
£ 2 6 ,000 ,000 , ithe
bren found In the Huns of Ro- CREAM .OF POTATO BOul
uoiiiii’eil ut mtir»
m'or* than llli.nnu, Popes.
Iteh.rtmc.n
dl!icb.M(l
, luiunce.l
Furniture Predicted
artment disclosed.
WITH VVATEKCRBBB
0410.
The pope fills In tho gap be man dwelling* in Britain.
value
is
In
excess
Ingredients: 3 cups diced potatoes,
To Be More Colorful U. B. military atock*. propotvd to Holdleis Tand\ nlimen
tween
Valencias
m
. aided
u ile- {vi"
n the v*
l ,2e,5*„ and ths
1 small onion (chopped), I tea
ha sent to America's friends ,- Pendants and civilian. In digging ear y variety of fall
Th* Roman battering-ram used spoon
salt. 2 cups boiling water,
purnlturo will have brighter up- broad with no charge other than nw*V •lt,|,rls and setting up tern-j which begin* coming Into Bnduc- In the aiqga of Byraeua* in 211
milk, 2 tablespoons butter
iery thl* Fall and nuailtV will I the coat of getting It ready for Dtjncry shelter. Guard, were post- tlon In late Auguatandjkptcm - B.C. had a head of Iren and Iron 3c<-eupe
margarine. 2 tablespoons Burly
a finer, predicted E. E. Andaroan UM . na handling,
«d to prevent looting, liiscipllns, >ber. The Pop* produces keavieit rings around Ita beam.
chopped
watercress,
frostily
...... .. hla
......
..........
- ..............
... . however, was described as ax- -In July,
and SapWwber
k,‘ return
About |46U,W
)uJS(K) worth
of such
*■■•*■ Auguat
* ..................J
i—
ground pepper,
t High Point, N. C, where he materia), tha department eatlmat-, c*l'»nt.
The swords carried i t one Itttd Method: Put th* potatoes, union,
based new fijrnltur# for the $73,000,000 In rehabilitation euaU
by Roman Soldiers were of
Special SeBBlon
salt and water In a saucepan: bring
of which he is
tan h# provided with only about
S t ’h o o l L lltU ’llCU
l*h steel.
to a boll again, lower heat,
ip*f*r.
..
. | Under th* program, military aid
l'hone H20
112-1M Want Second Shed
«!iiailan*« grew Page Oaei
cava? and almmer until potatoes
Buying was hrlek at tha f“rni*.charged agalnet the program.
.
tiuBiiaaaa r m a
(mat
Th* shield* uf Roman soldier* ■ra very aoft. Put potatoes, re
two-lhirda majority.
tur# market and prices, with a wt>ufl g0 raB|,,|yto eight European1 M|I(HI|, ("'i,|,|.mo,li«pp*i
AcaA M I'l.F I'A KKIN U — FKKH m a .iv F U Y
Most of those attending the had iron borders, and ware also serving liquid from saucepan,
few exception*, are holding UP |nation* and to about a half uosan ,|Hmy ttl|l| Mb wnv
I weekend Wakulla Springs confer* studded with Run.
through a food mill or pras*
wail, he staled. The new *•»■"'* j other* scattered all the way from
rm. D,.,,aiIm. nt of Agilcullinc cnee warn either Admlnlatretlen
through a aiava. Add tlavad po
tur* reveal* even better workman- Eur0pe to the Pacific Ocean.
program reunites m i vine oacli ': leaders
Roman
soldiers
had
weapons
and
of
the
1040
session
or
ad
.hip than In the pre-war era. he
MeinwhH* the State D e p a rt-1
K
..............
"
’K
"
'
chilli twn nunrrs nf piulcln, threearmor of iron and steel.
4aid, and manufacturer* are try- m(,nt
the "political ag f(Mil 11ll) iif li rii|i nf vegetables, vocates of u sales tax,
Consplcloua hy their absence
ing to outdo eacti otper In pro-, V|Milon and expansionist alma of hlt'inl mill mm pm ...........I mu' luilf
won* Hjicaker of the House Perry
Legal Notice
dttclng qualllv gnod*.
the Hovlet Unum" in urging Con- |ilnI uf milk ni i ncii mi ill.
of Frostproof and Rip*.
Th* weather in North (-arollna M
to Uppruvc th* new $1,460,If n m'liiml cmii niiiki' cxpcnsm .Murray
xrvTirn
to x r r a s a
was coot and enjoyahle, said M r.' 000,000 arms aid program.
willniul I>c|in11mitiit nf Agrlrul- Dowdii of Putnam, Copeland of
(’oilier
anil
Haley
of
Sarasota.
Anderson.
| nil nil nia i. iiiiaiiwi
ARMOUR
KEtlTM.l7.KH
WORKS
lure nlil. it In tixperleii to iln hi.
The latter three are leaders' of *a dlMotvtd N»w J»r»*» Cora*ra
—
which wan submitted to cotiffraa* Till' five Kchmiln in Mmifiiril mi
tion.
whoa*
IaM
known
prlnrtpnt
Mtfls_____
White
along with the legislation atreeaad nut pnrticltioti- In the II. H. It.A. tlic group whu contend no spacial.tplace nf bu»ln*»*
Kachans*
Soviet action* an flke prims rsa- program. f.imt'lics w>m sold for session or any naw tax levlta are Fla#*, Jsrsay City, NewIt Jarssri
It#
ICaattaaad Pram Paac one)
*un fur tha assistance antcrprlaa. twenty cent* u iilnte In tlioau necessary ami that econpmy tn unknown itnekhnldern, nfflcrra,
avneral mansasra, ceaht10B sava Mina Whit# a comSince tha and of world war two, school*. At the high seliool tint government ran balance the books- director*,
rssinsnt asenu and bust****
Two special aubcornmittf** of are
to act of all Vaterana Admin- "the great-power harmony w« nveruKe wn* .‘III cent*, Mi*. Wlliton
■l*ni*. ir»ni*** nr creditors, amt
’•tlon form* that may b# ra- ho|i*d for haa not matarlanxed, reported.
the Benate and Houm probably
rad of any veteran.
‘ the State Department aald, and
‘‘The umil uf the M'liiml lunch will start work th* l«U#r pact of
WORKS, and any and all
Pha penilon claim of an added:
....
,
roiiin project I* t« feed the child this week on tax measure*. Tha TILtIKR
persons or panic* havlns nr
lodo veteran waa presented by
"Instead th# political
■ml train him In chuiiaii nnd vat .Senate group will be composed of alalwlns to hsvs anr right, till*
is Whit# to Mr. Dixon and Mm and expansionist alms of th« 8o- fond* that will Inilld n Ntltmu.
nr tnWrsst tn and to the following
land altuata In th# Coun
mar followed thla proem vlet Union, abetted by ttm maall- healthy hnily," *he m.tilled nut. villu, chairman, and Bewtara daacrjn*d
ough that office and to tha snant growth of intatnstlonal "Fund In a linliit. Wlmt we urn Rodger* of Winter OardanH, Mat ty or WmlnoU, atat* nf rtortda,
lorann Administration, until It Communism have bred a Raw fear lined to entlliu we like. Tim many hew* of Jacksonville and K*y si
if » c ;
s finally presented U Ratine and Imecurity in the world,
many people Imvo developed *et Bradenton.
cream in* north two icrca nf
Idea* nhmit fnml* Ihey like amt
tha Bouthw**! Quarter of the
Ilep. Simpson of Jeffaraeh raid
fall to rt’engnlre InipnrtHiit fond* ha will appoint flva member* of
Conffre si Action
hecaiiso they nevei liamt'd to eat tha House to hla group within th*
them."
IC m II i m S r c a i i S M S * • «
oust faw days.
passed by tha Senato.DUi the aubHhanda and Simmon, heads of
committee added aevhrel amendCoal I’nihe
I h« Hanata and House Ptaaace
menu described as ralhor by mamCommittees during tho regular
f P a a lla a M rt» M P a a e ( la s t
heanInn, said they hopad ta hav#
b Tha bill will coma bdfor# tha full thru ri'cnu*Mili'd. Hu added:
a tax program worked out Amt In*
Interstate Committee probably
"There I*, n* uf now, no organi t reduction on tho oponlng gap of
later this week.
.
sation mated that cnuld offer
It la not tha same aid-to- educa/ me thla position aiiihnrltailvcly, tho * pec la I aeaalon.
and I have made mi commitment
paroihlal in tha matter."
Love agreed that Hie matter of
Mated by
ill In thla country. I want no
designating n ‘'spokesman" has „
Qua prejudice and 1 want abnot progressed heynml tha dl*- '
i freedom of worship and ra
cusalon stage. He added that ho f
ta teaching i but at tha same
hopes Bitch an organisation can be J,
1 believe In separation of
perfected and Mo»es will tako tha
h and staia, 1 want good will
post. Love turned then to an ittig people of all rallfUas, no
tack on the three-day work week.
ir what their dlfferantaa may
Out af ever 110 fard Trask modets laihtdhn Kond*
"For all practical purposes," ho 11®,' /
a matters which are strictly
ard stake* pedals, pMup» and a variety<9 Maids
declared, "thl* limitation of the m I - ob
use of facllltlas la it confiscation • "!£.°S
In •aaaaHaadnta snastoi hadlas sush as etese naof a large part of the capital in- K pn u
katai hare, yeu am AM
tru* thart hast tar 9 9
vested In the** facllitiaa which
yeurtah* M M l af « l yW» *"• Vs leaw Juft M
progress Ivu operators sea aa a
dnWaaf aNtar
W»Mastmliranglh
necessary means to reduce th<t
MR kda every vhn' M pnrt- V** * * •
cost of coal to tha consumer."
j
S v K r S k s areetar range af urn him Kranpft
Mosea testified that the UMW
A. ,
"evidenced a complete eonteraot" Acte o
n C f w S kS Imfstl UMWrsghKHsa 4aN m
of laws Intended to restrain tha 12 ,hft
acotMnie power wielded by State
ttniene.
end at
^tasWtnon wid that tha UMW, R'Ynl'
W oikm, th# CIO
RleatrWal Workers, tha CIO Bub*
$7.45 Per Box Ig
a
Oranges In North
NESS FLASH!
Pittsburgh Paint Prices Cut!
S
Buy NOW at New Law Prices
8ENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO.
•lv«ry one it Bonus iutffl
FD R O T R U C K S
LA S T LO N G ER
**4 aMw. "tmioita •re^Ixam Ki'S •
’ f l C S f 'J W S B - . -
i S A t t ft s s n *
f
\
\
r . 1
6
lif e ] :.
\
V’
1
i, t
■ . ( r\
�mKB
THK WLATHEM
Clear ta psrtly cloudy through
W*d"»«da* Modem* e a s t e r l y
wind,.
N E W SP A P E R
<T U E S D A Y JU L Y 26, 1946
State Finance* NAM Seek* End For Aid To Nation* Revolt Agai
Ta Be Studied Duarunmatiaf Agninit investments Ecuador Foi
Jfy Committee
ByGovernmen
Britain Seek* More
Marshall Plan Aid
WU«
No. 241
Arnold Calls Buying Of Surplus
For Curbs On Farm Goods W ith
Labor Unions
EC AFunds Opposed
Congress I s Urged
PARIS, July 38—tA*»—In
formed source* hat* .u tj to
day Ureal Britain ha* asked
HAMILTON. N. Y . July
National Association of
for an additional $43 :1.000,000
Manufacturers todsy called for discontranance of U. S. economic iid to
in Marshall Plan aid for th*
nslions whkh discriminate againet, American Pfisste investment.
IMP-BO fiscal year. Britain ha«,
Noel Sai|*nt, secretary of the NAM. said in a speech prepared for |
originally asked (or |l)UI,0OO,university'* first aannat conference on American foreign policy
With the additional re
Senate, Houae Group Collate
Former Dictator Of 000,
quest, britain would eel »1.
that foreign nations shonM h# • ' ' ' ’
If the request
~
To Place Unions ■ "I
and nbla" to provide a that economic aid to other nation*
Southern Democrats
To Conuider Tax "willlnf
Nation Rounded Up! 368,000,000
should be grtiited. The itrquvsi
political and economic climate b , med entirely for economic rsGroveland
Nefrro
Under The Federal
Poeaibilitiea
F o r whlch makes foreign investment corny and development and nut In Plot To Over was submitted to the council
Surrender In Fac«
of Organisation fur t'uropcai,
Killed
By
Ponne
rtuoiublv
attractive.
'fo
r
political
purpose.
H.
dcAnti-Trust
L
a
w
s
Of Sentiment F o r
Special Seaaion If this la done, Bargant sold, the >elnredi
throw Galo Laaao Economic Cuoperallon which is
PBKHY. Pla., July 26—tA’»
scheduled tu meet later this
Anti-Poll Tax Bill
NAM believe* that alter.th e.fee“The eaeocletloa'a position don
—Beneat Thom**, identified
WASHINGTON, July l b i/P)
week. This Is the group which
(^O ffTlCElLa July 2 6 - ^ j - nomte Cooperation Admlatst ra
QUITO. Ecuador, July 2
M Ihe fourth negro in the renot any that other nations should
divides
up
the
Marshall
Plan
To
t
met
tiutt-bu.ler
Thurman
CKairsaao Richard Sim oom of th* tion la tarmlnntad, etseh private abandon
socialistic
enterpr sc —The government of
COM flroveland rape ca.e, wa*
WASHINGTON. July l b ~ m
funds appropriated by the U.
Arnold dec Lied today it i* a "vety
hHoiw FIm k o u d TajUtfoa Corn* foreign Investment aonM Amount while receiving aid from this Galo Plain Lasso said h
S. Congress. In a note accom
■hot and hilled by a you.*
Senslur
Magnuiun (D-Wath)
to approximately |i,ooo,900,000 country, hut only that they should
dangeimu thtny ” to permit labor
panying the request, Britain
north of her* today. Taylur
mitts* today named lU tekrm atia revolt attempt today.
»aul luday lie will expect ionrid«t■ yaw.
oiiioni
n
mono}ni|ii,
the
labcn
.up•aid
she
planned
to
Unport
to.
net
tu#'
.Ml
furnished
bg
the
foaaty
.hetlfl
Bill
Towle*
tiiM to th« commits* studying u i
Army troop* bast down an •*■ more goods, hut that the addi
Ha explained that th« man does United States to aanand ths field
alum m I conunui Cooperation
■Old Tkoma* wa* definitely
pit wiilmui .it) "cuib» whatiopo**ibiHtio* in preparation for lha not advoeate guarantees by the of state enterprise."
tempi la attack the presidential tional sum would he neces.ai)
Adiuimiliation puicharet loi lutn*
IdontlfUd
a*
one
of
four
ne
1
ever."
Unltpd States against lasses to
ipadal **•*»» Sept. 7.
palace. A government announce tacause her export business 1.
Im am) (nnl>.
gro**
who
raped
*
17-yrar■argent
proposed
to
expand
the
Investors.
ikjlar area we. falling In
lb uiyrd that Congtru take
old Housewife July IB after
United Mates negotiate a* rapidly ment said the revolutionist* MM Ihe
Named by SimpsoA w*r* Rep*.
Hr u|i|i<i.ril, m a Senile ipeccK,
U
W
expectations,
the
.ourcet
'‘Investors who send their funds
■le|,1 in bttug union, under the
hooting and rubblnx her huvFuwta of MaaatM, B*atl«y of abroad should not do so unless aa possible n bilateral treaty with led by Col. Carlos Mancbano, form* tald.
an auirmliurid to the ECA approbond.
He
*ald
the
negro,
who
any ana country "which would r d clator. Guayaquil a major port
inti Hud ct.tuiM and let thr court!
Waiton, Straybom t l Lat.Schuh of they ere willing to assume all
piiation lull which would earmark
Bod been (retied by a targe
decide ihe mure of each cave.
PiaaUaa, Stochdala.of Dad# and ordinary economic and political with all govsrnmtnt* n^which
°,,1r lUrJr- *nt Ecuxdor, VI*
quial.
group uf ufflrei* since Sun
fund, tm puuhsie ol tuiplut tgri„«
.
.
l
i
.
risks." Sargent assarted. But, ha
A1imld. head ol the lustier Deday night, wav .hot when
Burw«M of Broward.
iulliii.il pinducts. He raid it would
added, such Investors should ho as sired to Increase the amount uf . ° n* ,* f®uP °* icbsl* in
ojituienl'i
anti
mut
diviiion
dur
ho ran after being found
r<61Tb#y will larva with a limilar sured that "any profit# they may private foreign investment (nun! ,^l# n ,l,on ' c*.p,,a'.*
lireie .t|ipioxiittately 11,000,000,ing the "New Deal" day* and now
aakeep In a dense wooded
upper hour# committee handed by earn, and their Investment, if the Untied Btetes In their <iwn the presidential paUc* while
000 ,,| tl,r appropriation.
■IOO.
m
pm*le
pi,nine
in
Washington,
cheno made an effort to take cow
Chairman W. A. Shandi of the liquidated, may be transferred In countries."
In it, jntlilicatiun to the Opoutlined ho views to the Senate
The treety, ho sold, should com trol of a group of aimy tanks. The
Senate Finance Committee and in- dollars, without discrimination ns
piopiislion luinmlltte to (Upiirrt
between old and naw invest mit foreign notion* to “put thdi government announcement >**U
Hanking Committee.
cludlni Senator Rodger* of Orlan- ment*,"
thr irquni fin money to puichas*
1hr coiiunitlrr. it ihe request uf
fiscal houses in order and to at*- "both maneuvers" failed in the fata
da, Ray of Bradenton and Mathewa
agiicutluial piudurt*. F.CA submilThe man, ha recalled, has urged bills* their currencies."
Srnaloi Koiirihoit (D-Va) is look
of quick action by lha army
of Jacksonville.
trd a h.t which, Senator Mafnil*
2 0 0 . 0 0 0 Ar e t.eft ing piimanlv at th* opeiatioiu of
civilian suthoritia*.
,on observed, included »uch calchSimpson reported hit group--all
the coal indutltv end the activities
Mancheno and hi* principal 7***
Homeless By Worst ol
all" iatr*uiiei a> "other foodi.
meinben of the Home Finance and
John
I.
l.rwls'
United
Min#
lower* war* taken prisoner.
Texabea Committee*-ead the Sen"ulhri
and "olhst *|fi*
Storm Since 1915 Wotkrit. I hr miner chieftain last
s lulluial libers"
The uprising began whan M*ar
puulmts '
gal# Committoo "will atudy the fin
cheno's men broke Into a praetnri
June Itt dec Died tee-day work
ance kills considered in the regular
station of th# civil guard In the
And I’re.idwid Truman’s r*SHANGHAI, jul7 -6
week loi the cual fields which
northern part of Quito and »ei»eo Ruifclrd fill
session . together with other bill)
I10U11 by tbr Wut.l Robriliini lia» called • bold and Groun Attempts To q.li'.t fur u $1.4611,000,000 (B)
tnechlne-gun* and 80 rlDes.
:,
ut in--for Kuiopr prngi uin struck
that may be propoied in en effort
Kidnap C. L. Drake: iniivti K<dtiK in I'.ingress.
Then the group attacked tW typhoon 111 trjit. Sb.nghai today ovei act" m li» pticci and restrict
to have acceptable biUe ready for
presidential palace, which ws» counted I1) dr.ul .,nd upwaid ul .■induction.
Republican Senators VxndunNone Are InjureJ lieig
without a atrohg guard at thu ?IM),0IM) lioinrlrM.
Arnold «md the thm-day week
(MichI and D.illcv (N \)—
introduction on s*pI.i. V7."i
it Agriculture Teacher 6 Man Rooked In 3- time.
J
Sr*-r»- 1trtr Hooded undri one WRi k’UllH.I In pfPUlF kl •llURllllII U* j
iwo uf tin. main GUP forces be
Uovernment
men
on
duty
at
lha
DONALSONVl’l
.l
X
Ua
.
July
2b
hind fim nation's bipartisan for
Rciri'liv t»» plac**
uniim
cai?°thVmmion*to^u«• th* L*gis- Urges Campaign, Of
State
Of
----- Roundup
--------- _ " r
— pataca
laiacs met me
the anac*
attack wim
with guruin.
gunfire. to in tret <d ttjlei. I’uvvei line* coal
in i» uuut* fuviuttm* poRition* lit —^A*J---The inaviii ol a louth eign policy were trported work
latur*
lattnr* to bridge the gap between | S a f e t y
E d u c a tio n
weir down. Die IV|iliooti, the >4inr the
tie*1 strlkti."
j
th* •140,000,000 It appropriated
Georgia country town taul Indav ing on a plan tu chop th# pro*
Number. L e a d .r.lf* ;. ifl,V„..,h,ir.d'h'5 l~ i lliat bit Okiiuwj eatliei, ended Armild
iiintended that tf the he beat oil with uunfiir a moli ara.ii l.y muic tlu.ii t.all.
fmr tn# next two years and th*
Jatl tiiidniglit but coiiunuaic.itumi anti trod law. are left unchanged
More than 1.300.000 farm ac
I >1S7,000,000 estimated I ‘
a w •YORK, j *
2 6 .,>1-1 NEW
And otliei Itiwmakers of both
of Ku Klux Ktausmrn wltn ti rrl
li '„ n . „ s oa Pag* Xltablt
able for the biennium,
Were nut trtioied until lodat
cidents occurred last year in,Hit* On*I af »ix
six
man
booked
tml.v
U'aaiiaaee
na
Pa«a
MsMI
I parties wide fife with their crihere
todsy
|o
kidnap
him.
ho
voted
"Burer ‘
tielsui uf ill.- arms plan Mr. Tru
Fouitrtn |ie1mm died when i
want to country and at least 6)6,000000 ia a ikrea-ilala roundup of an «lMayor C. i.. Diakr ul nr* 1by man sent Cuugies* yesterday.
tenement liouve in the Ciiapr diii
Himp was spsnl for msdical, dsntal and leged $30,000.000-a•year numhm
Iron Cily .an! "irvrn nr nglit autoHhimIui lienige (D-tla), nor
hospital car* resulting from *cci racket ring wa* idenlified by police
till I mllijnrd Five olhci, wftt
mobile* loaded with uniloimrJ and mally n s.ipportri of Administra
elettioruled by power lino blown
dealni Injuries M farm* people, aa gate prominent in the Lindm*tk.lKi Kiantmcn" apptoxrhed ln> tion handling of foi sign affairs,
loin Pierson, Veter*** On-Tk#-.
down.
' f caw.
bouse about 3:00 A. M Sunday, said the uflciliiK of tlie arm* pro
Farm else* iastructar, toiA members
gram oil tl.e heels uf Senate ap
Weslbet nbieivat* said it we.
Bits, 46-year-old citculairM ti.if* ream Pag* <taal
proval of tl.e North Atlantic
if th. Lion* a * ta 2 v at the
V
WASHINGTON,
July
8(k-W>—
A
B
H
—
w
-—
.
,
-for lb# N*w York
" 1 Opened tire on them *nd Treaty looked to him Ilka an ofNA8HV1LL:
Tourist Censer. My w^Tintrefecsd
Two
differing
propooai.
lo
undor
■OM
H
>«*, was dcKtibad
tbcvlkqNeted in e hurry," he takl fort lu "stamped* Congress Into
wrlto-world poac#
"Ikft*h they* .but back they were quick action."
ioo
*uhml*4lon
drafted
*€ »
“It would l.e most unfortunate,"
0 (light U><> far away to do *ny harm."
lofmy.
Chanson
ari
(tenalc
t
vey*
tii'orge said, "If action la takgn
ilderatlon uf eithi*r until
btated Bits' trim was misSd up in B F 6
for conili
iron
City
it
a
town
ui
almui
M
H
I
on the arms pi ..grain before th#
onotnks of tiw U. 9. Department th* Undbargh kidnapping,
ifter thin aeulon of Congress.
prt.on* in rxlremr cnulbwrcl (iriu- defense ........ II Is snt up under
of Agricullura, do net ifk M * th*
Each
hie
the
barking
uf
a
*u
<
>
Col. and Mr*. Chads* A. LinManllnl bloc of senator*. Senator Kia. Il it about 13 tmlr. Itnm | I t eH lInuea Ua V a o * M lg k ll
costs witer* people ware killed 01 bergb named Bill and Salvatore
Sunday
Tohey (B-NH), with pledge* of tbr Alabama line and abtnil tr>j
•uffsrsd permanent total disabili- Spilal* a* "do between*" in negotsupport from 19 other*, led *uo- mile* (rum Florida.
raining. ,
*i*s,
he
declared,
nor
th#
value
of
tcenetaeea no rage Mean
iiford unit want into camp
American ehurehman hoe attorn pi mg hiiiiur. In vwlinmliiK among port for a resolution which would
I tiwh Klan of lie iali al Atlanta
rd to discredit another distinguish th*' 120 I II girl, who attend,.,i ileriare
declare tt
It American puncy
policy to
ug* Natiohal Ouard area •he lime lost, which totalled about
n>.
,
. . .
i ri i .1
leauur 1Carn|i M.Qunitii- luvl week, miid transform Ihe United Nation* iM ol**'*
immediately availablr lor
»d American cltlean, Mre. Eleau.u
urlng lha past several days 17,000,000 deyt.
Hoo.evelt, by xccualng her of irh ' MNk I.iI/i Wuodatd, county lnnni' n Untiled world federation Willi, loiriinrnl.
___ Jossemad with thousands of
Falls accounted for 23 percent
deim.nctiutliiii agciil, till* mnnilng puwer.to enforca peace.
gioue Intolerance a a X."
I Hherift C. I,, t ’liundlcr uf fiern
teat*. The
quarter* ->( the accidents, mechinciy snd
itt vans*.
*na grsan
green trtite,
t#t*'
W. I linthri uf Ihe Ml. IVin
The statement called M,*
.Sixteen aenntnr*. hrud*il by ........ county -<ald tin* mu)*" I'1" 1 i
^ for both officers and man of the
_____
___ "courageous"
_
____
for iter 'Bed t'lo.v Chnitlcr termed tldv Senator Kcfauvur (D-Tenn) liack-|«-|f bud mil rrpniied the uiiuik
Roosevelt
unit! ware quickly covered with a inimtls, 8 percent, nccidenls in the
Tl.e City Commission last night
public atotoment appaeing the uv*- «» nm»f
■* 'he iwn girls ml a propuaal to combine the dgn-.lmt that a rrlatlvr* had
16 percent) bn toads or
film of dust ns truck* and man
nutl.orised that ih« City KecteuIfir tiw * * m Pngs ■Igkn
sturleil nut
u.
Intel mediult'
kicked up the parched soil pf tko vlraats, II percents eliewhtk* on
(wlmim-r. and <ui the n'cund tiny rra of the new North Atlantic ] "It’* u P,,‘"y. "tdv " " J 1* " ’' " ‘v I lion t'rogram (nr ynutli*. winch
re state. tW sheriff v«ld. I dun t Ittc tt |m(| neen initiated on <t trial basis,
CftfllD AfM.
By A8HOCIATBD P R IM
pna.etl the Hrd (.'me* le*t nml i'act into an alllnnc* of free
he farm. 15 percent and 17 percent
and tin* better cluv. id people dan', liu contmuud until Auu. 24 under
Talmadf • Rapped For itlvnnced
to ranwk* th* U, N.
A high temperature- of 97 de
It's
hot
and
humid
Main
today
In
rank
nf
Junior
l.lti'
off the farm, Ha mealed.
like il.
direction of Mrs. I'. M, Uluglsl.
A third proposal already
gree* welcomed tke Bnnford
/mm th* Southern Plain* to the Increiainfi Employ etH Saver*. They aiito ita«*etl tlmt le.l
.tailed ulf pretty hud. tint
"This is Notional Farm Befety Atlantic coast. And. the Weather
Fog spraying ol alley* to *11pan/ to South Cnrellaa.
and finally ciiiiipli’tcd ntlvsiH'i'il pending. Apon.uted by Brnatm liu."Iti-1Kited
down.
I
think
we
have
Weok," he asserted, "a week to Bureau says, there'e no Immediate
mlnato flies, inos.iultoa* and oth*.
Hpnrkman (D-Ala), it would *eek
............. ......
' The Baaford
swIiituiltiK
to.I*
und
were
uwardi'tl
be reminded of th* many accidents relief In alght.
ATLANTA, July M—(A*)M-(A'J tluv I II ramp rlldHinn mid Junior l.lfi* tu by
>600
av-paoa th* veto power wield 'd llllhl*
’ ,» (-nul,a
L - i , , Mu wur- insert* wa* ordeied started during
..................
..........
the week-und, said City HUn**#'
who,, S m .« « T . w w which take piece 0 * the form, end Federal foraeeator* said a f*w einer Herman Tolnwdge'a adniin- Guard palche*.
*o
frequently
by
Soviet
Russia.
^
V
i
,
i
“n
'w»rn
,,,
.aid*
had
liren
.worn
mu uud no Clifford McKlhl.in lid* mo/ning.
en .
to visualise safety m**«urs* cot,I bream* might drift geraaa ifctratlen has 631 more employec
Janet l.ee, I.uke Mary, won first and act In in atomic auis se- urreMa hud Iwcti made
from
winked
the wurk a* ilunug past summers
<
'whkh will help to reduce the mint- Minnvaota today. They may on* on the state payroll than w
(CaostaM oa r s i i B iA il
place In .ewiug nmoug -the K!U
Infantry
Muyoi 1'iuke .aid there hu. will ba dune by li viug Kilnnerw of
lor Th# xtato this Urn* lest ye»r. girl, who e n t i l e from Hemlnolt',
H C lM lr"
next two
u persistent effort to In Southern Chemicals under dnasThra.liei Marlon Manatee and Haraanta
. Bute Auditor B. K. Thr
sfeiy ta a-mottor nf personal
1 of the
Flemings To Conduct I,ecu
timidate him. He "aid hv at- non nf il, E. Jutinsun, City Sani
■M i tho official number today tu ..............
Interest, <Mr. floroo* printed nut. thoy’ll net i»»*' tbk M il
i-i,untie*. ......„
Judging In lhi* rawing
gaga in extanrive
inhaled
tho eUto legietature, amidst con cnntaat wa* based
"We know the eenats ul aecidsnt*, sweltering' Mldwast
Tuon workmanship,
Life Saving Course politics. it partly to local und atutv taryth*officer.
the firing ranges,
trove
ray
over
Tolmadg*'*
ram*
City, said All. McKlbbln.
appearance and design of material
but witaee oil o<
The hot bait
ar*M of the big
“I liuve been threatened teveiai leaked into tha coil ..( spraying
poifln pledge to fin hundred, of u.ed in the article. Mrs. t.clnuh
the
Southern
I
_
.
l
'
interest
in
lime,
ovei
the
telephone
and
William "Bill" Fleming, fonn.'i
n i a I* the * *
' uMia**" employe*.
.th* municipal area by plan., but
Drown, agent from Harasotn. was
thing* will
tover. and and Mlnno*ota . Ofriwbrd, ta,
tor, the Oth Division lines the
griddor’ o| Ssmlnol* High through notes, Drake vuid. Hu |tumid out that it would cost 11,600
Th# auditor also reported, h"» invtnictor and wa* assisted by Mr*. ■tor grlidor
coastal
realone.
,
v
OFIF
l|llR«N
.
V>.
v
.
>
Florid*. Guard w*t raorgaalsad
School
t n i student
home on vseu I wa. on mv guard."
I to spray JfUOO acres ut laud, *nud
ol and
el
aver, that former Qorernot M K. Virginia Hsnderson.
Moot Industries*, be. eafd,. have ,hr hljgh SOj wA f f i tw
He said lie saw tire* hooded 11|,„„ iheie was no1 fgiiaiant.e
that
aftoTW oriT War It, The same
Thompson added 1,039 emidoyc
fne best all around display of tion from tb*
cast
again
today.
Meat
iff
.list
ol_
safety
raise
o
r
law*
to
u1
— The
chmp wax used by tka division
between July, 1947 and July, nun .ewing, crafts und disli gnnlcni Ida, will (ORdMl a senior life vav amt iidicd men ' slipping Up on my Hunts would- lie rliiutnated
England,
,
“
cost of spraying the alleys i« esti
lam year.
r
.
Tkraiher told the •tot* legisln was won by Cabin It) which limiscd Ing coum for boy* xnd girl* of Imuse through a■ pasture
l
"The next night," V
Drake
vild, mated at $300,
reaojiilloii eight nf llw> Hemlnule girls and 17 yoorB of a t* or older starling
A resolution was pasird to
2 s c .w ”?i}oJ:..,.o.
Monday night at 8 :0 0 o’clock ut "a man camr to my bouse ahualtig
M
iur other girl*.
the Klun foi what il had dune have sidewalks repaired Ituouuh»toto now has -.13JI4B.
Sixteen of th* Heinmole gill* tha Mayfair, Inn pool.
M rs
Thta' eomparod with 12 ,t>l() one
ICeattasea Oa rage Kish 11
There* who paw this Course will In me, uud wanted me la go with out tha olty. Owners, after recslvin to do something about it. I irg proper nutlce, have 6t> days
---- ------- **-*------- *
00 k over
be eligible to toka th* course tor hi
Died Monday
had him covered all the time nut In which to do this, otherwDu in*
favemlier,
Ilf* sarins-iMtgurtora to b* con- he didn't know It.
Negro
Family
Stint
City will mak* th* repairs and
1947, the *tale hail
Uuct*4 Aug. J«|9 by Robert A>"Meanwhile I sent my wife tu
of l i M i .
\nger
Of
Chlcagoana
brod, field ropmantstlve, Safety Ki-I a former member of file Klan owners will lie hilled for th* ex
lhcro*M over the two w*i
Services «f the National Red to identify my guest. This former pense.
contract was awarded
including Thompson Mint
Cross In tlm Boutheastern Area. liirmhrr Identified him a* Ihe or- to AF.$3,281)
CHICAGO
July
2H
M1 English to re-n>of th*
administration., wmi fifty
Mr, Bubrod ‘to 4 former hrvav aanlrri and leader of a Klan o f City Rhnp, Tills will be a I'd year
policemen dispersed
itow’d uf l.tHHl and arrested on* atroka swimming champion and n K (( ■1* 111*** na raa* fttaht*
lionded roof, said Mr, McKlbbln.
swimming Mthority of national
raputa, ' vt
i Pasco Packing Co.
29 Are Killed
At Typhoon Hit*
City Of Shanghai
Georgia Mayor
Boati OH Klan
With Blazing Gun
Pierson T e l l s Captured Gambler
Lions Of Farm Named As Aide In
,vai
Lindbergh Case
tional
Two Proposals To
Underwrite World
Peace Are Drafted
....... Southern Babtiat
lieges Critticiae.
Coilei
Cardinal Spe!
beUaPlK -And
arol David Win
B r t s "K
'4
( oinmisHion Vote^
To Continue City
R e c r e a t i o n Plan
No End Seen For
Humid W eath er
Over Moot Of U, S.
1
I
fSS5*u£ l i l
ja r
~T~
BETTER
>8—(A’j—Un11or Lewis W.
tod by th*
to b* "cumoperation yes•I, of a cataract
B*f
ApVANCBH
.Ju ly 84—« » —J
today lifted
■little furthor
summer roily,
thgn ■ ■point
at Monniifki
forward.
OVID
—W — Tho'
ad today
tion of
column
ait alia Air
LeascM Three Plants
LAKE ALFRED, July 26-(/P)
—Pasco i’acking Company, al
ready among tha world'* largest
citrus earners ' haa obtained the
three processing plant* of th*
Eloridsgold Citrus Corporation
lor expanded production.
J. E. Evans, preaidant of tho
Tribl* E Development Company,
yektsrday announced purchase of
Florldagpld's thr** planto ami
mor* than 1,100 acr*» of eitrua
gruvt*. Th* prlc* was not an
nounced.
, '
Evans said th* three planto—nt
Lak*' Alfred, Dundee and Baglo
would b* tawed to Fgaco.
3v*n* •Iso U president of Piano,
L. 0. Edward*, Jr., Ptwo'a ex
ecutive vie* jrw ldont,t told - tho
plant* will handle
handli mtuh of
th* slngl* strength eagiiod ittico
formally packed at tha Paaoo't Ug
Dad* City plant,
ATTLBB TO BPBAK
i9M.i
KIwanlH To SponHor
Party For Children
Tfio Klwanl* Club will vponsc.r
a skating and watarmelim cutting
parly for chlldrsn at the skating
rink nnd at tha City Recreation
Play Canter Friday night at 7:00
o'elo«li, Mre. P. M. Glngtas, city
recraition director, announced todxyi
i A prlta will ba given to th4
ooupta who ar* bast at skatiBg. f t
Tho program will bo glv«n under
dirotUon uf tho Bonford Rtgr*4«
.1
tton Dapartmant.
,;3
- HUTCHINSON NAMED
. WABHINOTON, July
PrafMant Truman today nominal*
*d Knox T. Huehlnxon to b* as*
ilstagt secretary of uriculturf.
Htttohlnson la a Murfr***bor*,
Totgi., f o r m a r , ___________
is
Rocreation SchedtUtT
^ m T a TU .. bawbali at UkW
~iU Fork.
A. M , Bouthsld*
iMgVto. W f
�B R ||
\
TU ESD A Y J P L T H , \U%
Crueoe'e Mon Friday De Hit
I ret human footprint
" Robinson Cntaoa aaw on hla
lalaad aI soils after many years
•f eoUtode was net Friday'*, aa
la commonly mbetaUd. It was
that of a man never Identified
to tha s t o h ato m 1U origin
mnd. Ho naturally waa cnrloua
about them, and learned th<r
had baen mada while Friday
waa ramlnlacantly angagad la a
ona-laggsd dance remembered
from nle tribal peat But It w*e
a myatary to him how tbmawira
rhavp o*e also a myatary
neceaaary to hop on aMthe foriprints, beginning at the me
we've marked 1 and ending at
17, ones and ones only and wfthout hopping diagonally,' Hew
can thla be dona?
A eolutlon, If you need It, ep*
ptara elsewhere In the page*
*t
Friday'* foot*
to* after Hat worthy aafage
w to hrightM Craeoa'a loneexlatanm, Ona day Crusoe
ind a number of Imprints of
day's right foot, arranged
i tha drawing above, In tha
Find Tho Name Acrostically
1. If the moon I* not a planet draw a double lias
from A to the * with a stroke eeroee the middle}
otherwise draw a alngla line from T to ?,
g. If It la falea to deny that tha eum of tha nnni*
bare In th* first column Ip not leee than that of
those In the third column put a cm * ovar tho 7}
otherwise draw a aeml-clrcl# from 7 to %.
S, If threw odd numbtra added to four even
number* cannot produca anything but an odd
number, draw a aemi-clrcla from fl to 0; otherwla*
place a double bar ovar %,
4. If four odd number* added to tbrn even
number* can produce anything but an even num
ber connect A to 7 by n wavy llnat otherwla# put
a email circle about th* 4
5, New York and Rome have almost the aatn*
latitude. If flying due Seat from New York la tha
•hortaat way to Roma draw a double arc outward
fr«m 7 to *} othafWla* put a horizontal atrokt
through S.
/
a. Without erasing or touching Itaalf a t W
other mark, draw a loop containing w ithlglM *.
T H E letter# of the word clued In th# rtf if
I “ONE" are to be transposed ao that they a|
tha word eluad by “TWO."
WUh eyes eufwed, her deqamfd /am ngfae
WUh pfeeaeiri m tnoriu o f m § age.
Grandma, fn coiftit of tcap cKoirt,
Bile ONK Ike TWO tho uatwffg wears.
^eanMie ‘•waMW•SDlpe
2n »*26
Asf j r ^ uT 5 T S *
I f f e
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this loop and tin It te Umwriete
of $ m u . An a result them two
cord a ^ d tofitktr rtcurety
Cm you taka a little kJddlag? Alright, taka thJa
WhJ* Quit about “kids." See bow m a r ° f them
« Identify. And don't kid you m l f that a l
A fameue movie kid, who might have look'd
Into the erystal bai sad m m hamlf aa tbegrowo*
^ v-1 ''j,
B. A Md who baaem* famous playing tha asms
reIn to Chaplin's Tho « d w a g - (*) * 3 5
I w S t
fraa withmt uatytag Um knoU
*• Fhra Canadian hide funoua for tha
or cutting Um eord.
thing art tha —— ?
ovor and under Um cord and
twlrt it to all aorta of waye to
a g m iirf H ! !* ^
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*• m h m Ut tha nam» for ih* young of
* * » t MMlM a* animal?
«.
«*««• »*.«• «• — ««
n ta* for what'piwnk day occupation?
|. Captain William Kidd won hla fama to what
occutMtloaf
^
To What Captain la plaguod avery Sunday by g
aoupta of Btdef
.
.
.
.
* What famous American writer, In whom
honor a Caamr Fund la now bring raliad, wrote
• rtory called T h , U m on Drop K idt
W
-»• y . r r n • —
A
w
l S K S S t t
PL.CAflURABI.il pastime
for two or more, whan
A
things art dull at the vacation
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< -«
10, Sight Of wrongi Death la tha penalty for
convicted kidnaper* In tha U. 8.?
11, Hod many kidney* ha* the normal peraou?
Now you can quit your kidding with thin
IS. Complete tha Biblical quotation {Iialah
XU) I
Th* tcolf okaU Ut dotea irifA the —
And Ik *----- aAnlJ U* dour* wit* the kid.
FIND THE WAY THROUGH THE MAZE
ivelat tat“l"'ShfCson&
v
t
:
begin ditto.
3»»4*
altotothah
where Bun
fun awaits.
▼H18 form of punle waa th*
If you do Uilp POf
I forerunner of the now popu- words will be format
la? poser* called variously Doti- tally. Thair letters U
ble-Croatlc, Anacroatlgram, the ehaded aquaraa wi
Aeraatlquota, etc.
vertically downward, i
To aolva It, Identify the oh- «t tha top of each eoli
tecta pictured and numbar their out the name of a hto
totters to order In accordance penlng In California.
WUh toe paquencca of figures
<n.
W y tor
i
K x u T io M s
’Mm ’em •mv i
FAST QUESTI
JW O friMda whowaga
a from Ban FraudM j
lam mairirt totortMhew
girl, What la your nam ar
“lam named after my am
' "Oh, so your m m to S i
m m
you to ^ w t o M t o T t o oat
thamaalvaa fraa. Ona of tha
coupla moat taka tha cantar of
tha cord with which ha la tlad
and paao It through tha part
that la tlad around ona of tha
wrlata #f hla partnar. Thin
■hould ha dona on tha top of tha
hand and away from tha Aanara. *
Next draw this loop ovar the
■pot or home, la “Beetle". It re*
qulraa a pencil, aheeta of paper
and a dim (that la, ona half of a
pair of dies).
Tbs "Beetle" that la tha beds
of the m m la to bo drawn aa
illuatratad below. Each part of
It hki u numerical “value,”
which lai
1, Body. *. Head. I. Tail. 4
Bye. 4 Feelers, a. Lag.
Players tom the die to *M
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rhllc strtMtoj
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S la ia K t .o f .H a n d
A? ;
ha art! af tha plovers to *
Hat# Wk IrtSs iptha win- ,
i afla ha aa amostog sad aa- a
s R u a s r r is ?
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T U E S D A Y J U L Y I f , 1M >
Rural Common Sense
Legal Notice
Bjr Spuds Johnson
NOTIt’M
t» Rgfura i f Hi % .m » M
tymbe l af PramA teaovery?
fgaafiJ fa
ftarAWntOTOIf—The return
o r tm iC A T IO l m m
T A X ItHM Il
NDTICR
tU IIK IIH U T
<MVffH
THAT Xfsy Alice Hhsrrosn. h o ld * *
•>( T a x C e rtific a te IIn. I I . la t M f
or J u i r A. n . i m i , h a * f i M m w
r r r t lt lc a l* In my o fflc s and k id
mint* application to r la x daad I *
l’ *u a thereon In accord ance w ltb
law.
Halit c e rtific a te em brace# th e fa t*
towlna described proparly e ltu a t*
td In Hemln»l« County, F lo rid a , la *
wl*i
I^ol I I of il* o r a la A cres, M
rscnrded In P la t Hook f , P a g #
•
91 K sm lnnls C oun ty llecord # .. ..
T h * ssssssm e n t n( said p ro p a ftg <’
■inil*r th a said c e r tific a te Issued •
u s e Is Ihe nam e o f H oycls i M
.’ lay in* Sm ith Col ess said o sh tl***
ca te ehall he redeem ed a c e o rd la ff .
n> hu t, la s >l> ed w ill leeUe Ihareotl
on Ihe find day of A u cu st A, D,
U|l»
Ih ilril Ih ls I'.•th day of J u ly A• .
' * * £ £ ? work
follows!
*l*^ W ?i* • Acrapesa much frost ax possible
Own surfaces. If freextr hdi a
, drain, apaad malting by running try conference for hunkers at tha , He also called attention to an
of Florida, Justin R. s irs planted to slash pine In 1029
. ■. . cold walar orar refrigerated aur. unlvcrilty
Weddell of Pcmncola, an official bjr Tate High School Future Farm*
i
r" * faces—do not uaa hot watar.
of a large paper company, brought ora that has produced an avcrsgo
{.mi gollil
™ BOV®
loosened
out sum*
some fact*
fact* shout
almut Florida
.—.
, ,-ico - fromL ^Ufa
■ out
Klr.j!i.caa,, of.
gf twn
twocords
cords na year for 20
20yearn,
years,
aurfaca. An electric fan.caa^belp trees that should be of Interest to Soil of this aero is bettor than
i k o n . h a l f ■■■■’
melt
If
placsd
to . l|
blows
farmers ..........
ami.. Ito
gyaregc,
■ “ ” tha
— ■ lea,
,
^
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■
-■—
I . .everyone
» .1 J . . . . . e
, ls
i ne, who
n » v
* , W
* S V I Uhut
H | protection
. . . . V I I I U I , from
,,U ,»
.firo
I , J
*"** T
! room
eru\m wig
in. ffreeaer
rnwfljir n
iii. Mil*
. a a f u l •**«*•
aun
air In
into
ori en
cold
air l«
is lnt«»*aim«l
Interested la.
In f,.K»aia
forests ..f
of *k«a.
th*Maid .careful
management
haveIu*a>.
hesn
*
■- upright*
i - » --*
la n e factors In Its productiveness.
out •*
If .freeaer
la
aat state.
r*
i., fan on floor or chair to blow air
At ihe turn of. the
. . . . present
. . . ........ .........
cen* ...............................
For their fsvorahle
................. effect
............ on
J U J f i ur. directly into freeier. If freeaer tury, Florida had 22,(100,000 acrea climate, thdr imparity to prevent
much of which wa* vlr- . aroaion,
their beauty, their value
opena on top, fan may be placed of
« * tlmltcr,
“
._
only one
onP uM * continuous source of income
9 mm mmZt on bottom of compartment and gin growlh,
growth. hr said.
*ahl, nn,t
and only
■ W "J™
tilted allghtly, to btuw agalnat
------ --- a other
* . *lalr, Oregon, hnd more lirn* fro,
„ jm the snip of pulp wood, saw
those days,
men ju * , nnd other products, and for
5 - f f f ii« ld e w a lls or fan mi;iy *be ptK on J**r ,“and,
J In -------“ “ 'few
------------■ 1 c ! freeaer and tilted to Iblow into It. 1 thought of the need for planting ibair great and Inrrenslng utility n
...elC wipe ‘r/ ” ; 1,1’ *'l!1ny, sflpr years of
production of things needeil for
■„*
! While Ice and frost. mall
... water
___ and
__ dean
____ ___•rwrigerprnmjscuou* cutting, reforestatlnn Q|Jr
nopuliition, trees
I WW> In up
non-i.
ated surfaces. When defreetlng‘
n primary n e c e s s i t y i ) mj should ho growing
I War Cm *.
I *0 Per Ce
Central P rm
of a Frenah i
p it the t h i t France, wMafe carried 434,040 troega ,
without Weldent. due ehtofty t o the U a a f t (paid,
i effort, tha french have fettered th# ahlp In an ar* ;
g ftlatu manner partiape never aurpwaed. fleorea
T’ of teadtng rreneh deatgnera and artIota were M*
(aged. All to obtain the preetaua American dot*
To reallaa what such an effort meana, even aa *
• of today one haa to lour m uica. More than
4TT.304 bulldlnga were completely wrecked due*
tug tha war, and 1,341,000 other# w#r# badly ,
: ^ O u T S 14.474 mltaa of railway traoh merely
*1it™
ht 11,340 mile# cmridt bo eatvaged. Add 4.130 rail*
,f ,
j|*hifn,n. u n ^ n e f ^ u i * ‘
to anetkar aa you aracta f
« io ™ t « r ^
than taking them ant.
.■ t
l When
Uaa apenal sarapiM tom
If!»»
Vi
li i.Pt
for tha purpas-i f»r ■ mwaa.
*-\ mnVrtuoH?
..LA
spatula t a putty, knlfai ar F
I* l 2 Er*aVtUl
mtVlr K trn
edgad woadan poddla. Catah
li
fS tll, for
ri* first UM.
* lh
on papers, cardboard' or a w
—1tplainly
U la serapad from vertical an
and wallet or rollact It from
tom with duatpan and whiegbt
If pana and brooma aro hapt
frost will not malt from conliet ,n "•wnwith them,
1.v.
~
T
If Ice la mined with Urn f t H
. LTh* H « * °
a complete cleonlng job ic imodod, the world from the An
remove food
Mb road bridge# wragked. 4 J4 0 locomotlvao loot add
■ 111,040 freight cm * dratraywt Many of Francaa
■ hotel# wars demotUhed—lal.OOQ hoist room# havm lag b##n partially or oemptately O lra y id.
Howevsr, th# graatMt Maw euffmd by the
grraab aconomy waa la shipping. France, with .
14m mltaa of coaatllaa, la primarily a marltima >
1
m».
K U .K N HOT
Oily T a s ('n llertu r.
C ity nf S a n fo rd , Hem loota
Couniy. r io fid a .
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twood
fcSirf
E X f J S J f l °n#v,m
yfnrmin
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for profitable operstions,
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H P I"MI» • «
very much concerned about foreala
,hp *U,B " n'’ " r* Ukl,!K MlcS!*"
'? •‘'•forestatlon. Mr.
Weddell emphsstiedlhe great need
0pointinff
,, ,TfM out
,or tlmt Pu|P
b,X
a 1,000-ton will
U,Tf*e *r',V.".‘T k w i l V e " r f f i
wm i«-%n iili, wood sUe ln ^ om
* To indlcate ^tho' hu;reaso ” n the
value of forest lauds, the paper
BHKRDS IIORNI.KMS roWH
WKIIHTKH CITY, lows-(/!*)
'*• C« Clover, voentlonal agrlculiw * Instructor In the Webs tor
a t y srh.mls, has gnlned nation.
Wide attention
Hn-t,!*-vnn\0 for his w«.rk with
spent more than fmn
jwars developing a herd <d tlucni
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C IO IS IT I COUNOATIOM
•dl OfgteAffi Mi|. JtrtwdN, niH4i
t t a American tourlit dollar, aa lifeblood to doltasiawiiam
lar>e(arved eountrUa, remalna one of the chief
hopes of economic chlefo In Washington and
lamoihobw
abroad. Thus tha advant on July 14 of tha l i t 4 t
Franc* at New York take* on on mternatiooal atgnlflcaoee.
Tba tit, martly refoohloned wtto two atoaka now loataad of
tkrea, la viewed aa a symbol of wbot eon bo dooo. and tba much
ia O u t l t n e a
^m . '
-T
rn 9na m ailers mvinoas.
M a k e r s W C W t t . ThA Stradivari Bchool is open
. t o itudanta of all nationalities.
CRKMONA, Italy—(AA—"Qiva It presently has sight students,
me a man with tha wondarfol On. of lhesa la l4.year.old Adolph
hands, aars and faellng for vio- Prlmavcra, whoa# father la a
lliw that Antonio Stradivari had, violin maker at Philadelphia,
and I will show him now to make
Thera aro really three secrets
violins ss good M the master's according to Raccheta'a Informsuperb Instruments." Thus says atlon:
Prof. Ranto Harebells, Cremona . One ie the kind of vurnish. Thu
lawyer who thlnke ha haa pana- second la the "preparation" of the
trated tha secreta of the man who I Instrumtnt to allow an absolutely
100 yesra ago brougnt the violin «van application of the vurnish.
to a aUte of perfectlnn not elnea jh e third la In Juat what orde.
•quailed,
and mannar (ha M piece* thn
But the genius' secret technique. m«*i» «P »
put* to
Bacchetta raid, can only bo turned ■gvlber.
laid superlative violins by another I
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ftailua. Rarchetta haa. already'
gtvan the secrete to the Italian
Egga of almost all birds mid
government "Antonio Stradivari of some reptiles and fish .ere m
Whaol of violin making haw, and bay# been oaten by men In aonir
vlollntt are bolng made aatordlag part of the world.
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V io lin
N but h a iu lliiig
Kgg'i of ducks, geese, ostriches,
plovers,
nlliiwtori,
crocodiles,
turtles, pingulns, gulls, albotmar* nnd pelicans ere all Important
Pnets of the dirts of peoplfa In
L«»« falig^ol
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Water Pollution
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The idea la spreadiaf that the flearia* up o# water pol
lution ia a rational problem, one in which lb#whola area of
a stream or lake must ba considered as a-unit. linked with
It la a painfully alow disillusionment with roopttt to tha old
and still often maintained adage that running water purifies
notLANB u OUIItself In a few miles.
It has now been realised by those who dul with water
« * o a ^ * * tw * n
_Ommh TTnnagae
that the pure water which used to be found a few miles be
lu a ic k tr v ie * ' a t i w
low a source of stream pollution was a result not of puri
fication but only of dilution. In most streams and lakes the
volume of sewage and other waste has nowboebmeso great
that there ia no longer enough water to dilute it to the point
of apparent purification,
So an old myth muet disappear. With it goes tbe notion
that water pollution Is a purely local mattor. Thii already
has been recognised by many states, which have enacted
iwT WitlMahy "
pure stream laws and are embarked on the long apd rugged
road of enforcement. The obvious next step Jp many cases
!< !• • m s I m at A i will be agreements among states which share common wa
terways, leading to the elimination of pollution*-throughout
the length of a river or shoreline.
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Modern plumbing has so long isolated moat Americans
from their sewage that weare inclined to forget how import
ant it Is. That isolation has been a fundamental factor in lift
ing the general health level in America above that of a
large part of the rest of the world. We era in danger of
losing th at benefit of sanitary plumbing units* we face
;;
Senator Mundt of Sautli Dakota
* com* forward with what he
«»H* s plan to ditceurap “five
;
t'
r r
Moment for them we can (kink of
1* a few well placed jail sentences.
y ®P2«kini in Jacksonville Sunday,
atnetor Pepper said that “tha only
hop*
the cure of the
Wonda ills and the only hoe* of
f a world’s saivalion is Christianity,
hpmaidUrianiiin and -American- coin. Lincoln’s fight against Deu
itles which made his
fcm . Docs ho think that the Rus tlon, and Involved Douglas In d
election
ns
president
Impossible.
sian Communists praetici ' those
In lilfiO T a ft facet).two difficulties. Not only fa organized
principles?
labor strongly against him, but lie has to overcome the
j Purchasing power of the dollar (strength of a man who may not even run against him. The
ia this country hat incrraied by popular Democratic governor of Ohio, Frunk if. Lausche, la
*W0 cenli line* lawBepMObar due thought to have decided not to run against T a ft, but to try
Ip falling pricci. TKal may not ba instead for a third term an governor. In either case the real
MSawful lot, hut ifcetY-better than head o f his ticket, Lausche Is expected to win for till party
i decreatc in |nqchatint> power, a a great many straight-ticket votcra who might Jeopardize
.
ftoud which hai been going on T a ft's election.
In 1044, when Launche find ran, he utmost carried into
over lines 1940. In effect, you have
hfd what amounts to a two per office T a ft’s little known opponent, and at th at, tints the
senator had not Incurred the active hostility of labor, as he
cent Incieate in pay,
now has.
-. In this country the
people
rule.
President Trurnaa, having life*
ed the Atlantia P u t, forthwith
veiled on Conmw yesterday to
Implement this epoch making
treaty with a foreign erne pro
gram running to J> ,460,000,oou
which would go chiefly to aid out
European allies.
Now a billion and s half dollar*
la a lot of atone* oven In that*
dag* of MtKaeariral calculation*,
and there are plant* of eigne that
the law-makers wtll examine the
proposal with weathor-eyea. Ad
verse criticism of tha proposal has
been baaed chiefly on the claim
that Uncle Sstn’e economy already
la strained to the limit hy 916,000.000,000 for defense alone.
The Administration'* request
for thia foreign aid ia baaed on the
strategic decision that the military
(lessee. The fastest
more activities for older people.
New highs In facilities, leaden,,
end fuiuto spent on r#enation In'
IMS ere reported in the Recreation
Year Booh Juat Issued by the Na
tional Recreation Association.
expenditures for community re
creation in 1.99S cities in the U. A.
end Canada exceeded IM.000.WM.
Tease end other fund# paid M
per cent of, the bill. Nearly onethird went for leadership salaries.
Sixty-seven cities passed recraain bond issue* totaling more than
1.000,000.
;
.
There were 41,941 men and wo*1
men aiuploVed na iscieatlon Isad
ora, end- 6,MS had fulltime, yearround job*. Another 19,294 volunter worker* pitched In. Men
ontnumbered women In both paid
and voluntar leadership.
Playgrounds and indoor cantor*
with leader* present drew 469,000,000 children and adults during
the veer. Swim centers had Marly
162,000,000
customers.
Tennfa
players used U.0S4 public courts,,
end there were nearly ** moor
softball diamonds. There wore
more picnic area* than basebail
diamonds, and almoct as many ice
■hating arts*.
'
Archery range*, *huffl«board
court* end bowling green* at
tracted people staking ttuld ex-
S
In short we don't propose to
reonact tho rolo wo played In the
last two world war*. Twice wc saw a powerful and aggressive Qsr->
many crush her unprepared neigh-;
bor* with lightning military blow*,
leaving us to go to tho rsscu*
after almost fetal injuries had
been Inflicted on our alllst. Presi
dent Truman's meesage to Con-!
grass Included these explanatory
points)
"The bettor prepared the free
nations ere to resist aggression,
tha let* IIksi i hood there la that
they will hev* to use the force*
they have prepared, x a x Their
defense ia our dsfenae end I* of;
deep concern to ua. x x x It must.
be mad* cioar that tho United i
States has no tntontlon, In the,
event of aggression, of allowing
tha peoplea of western Europe to
lie overrun before its own power
can be brought to beer, x x x The •
aid we provide will constitute i
only a minor fraction of what ’
thee* countries wilt spend lem -j
■elves.1'
1
So w* **o that tho proposed
American aid Isn't entirely an *1-'
truistic proposition. Aa Mr. Tru
man saya "their defense ia our
liefena*. ’ Wo are acting In our
own Interest*. Our forward de
fenses lie In Europe these days. !
To my mind weetom Europe’s
best guarantee that wc mean busi
ness la tha fact that wo art indeed,
acting in part In self defense, •>
However, w* should bo doing |
oursolvos an Injuatk* if wo drop
ped tho subject with that blunt J
summary of the position. Amerlsa
■ have Ideals, and President1
man voiced soma of thorn in
these passages of his messagei *
"Helping free nations to eeqvti*
the means of defending theme*lve*>
It an obligation of the leadership
m r
j Aa j H
the no mitts ke about that. But
Atomk* ProbleniH
I aayono whether the govern•t should include parochial
The first really big problems of the international as
in the Federal Aid lm Ed. pects of atomic energy control, since the period immediately
no/
..... bill,
... “klell,
.
.... » y i one.
1 of the war, has created a \ny obvious stir In
Mil), yai," lay* anolher,,wltfcou' Washington, Thla-ig
Thln-ip theyiuspUtm
theyiusatlon of
*#o f whether additional aemaking the iliglitetl attempt to crot Information shall be given to Great Britain, Bound up
Mam the faclt in the diipule nr ih- with It are the whole relationship between the two natlona,
truth in the controvany.
tlie* share of America in the uranium supplies of ths Belgian
Congo, the possibility of an atomic energy cartel rising on
■ Near Maine, City a 42 year old the continent o f Europe, and futuro political alignmente In
B i driving a car with hie ion Europe.
ihrao other perton* crashed
Thun it can be aeun th at the quoatlon of exchanging
lalo the ride of a freight train atomic
energy information with the British Ih u complex and
Which ha apparently never even fur-reaching one. But it is only the beginning of the que»gaw si it crimed llm IukIiwnv in lions which must inevitably item from the atomic bomb. That wouldn't halt aggression. The
Aunt of him on a branch line. These questions are terribly aerioun. If thev are answered European democrats* must te
■••I were killed jnCanthr,. one wrongly the resulting disaster defies imagination. If they pnpared to defend themselves.
writkally injured. TMffiluiMat a arc uneweVed rightly, that dnamed-of balance of strength
joUroad croiring with a freight might be achieved which would make war forever impossible.
Tho exploalvsiMM which will be characteristic of all in
i the atomic bomb hangs overi fa r bettor to find and elimlitlons which lend to war.
«
duced a device which wtll keep ell
Its Mrventa honest eU the time.
But the next beat thing la to as
sure prompt diacovery andpuniahmant of any dishonesty. The Dev
iant case cannot be allowed to
drift into an indefinite conclusion,
or be deflected by the public
pillorying of one or two men. It
mu*t cover the whole ground,
fairly and painstakingly. Nothing
ivaa will satisfy justice or the pub
lic Interest.
Employment For
Women Shows Bi
Increase In V .!
Farewell Chief
u 's s w o .
tho dignity of labor oad hie
life was devoted to pretoftlot
dignity and enhancing th* r
sers. Make no
soy nowtaaes
I be levied n
K whether they
nay's honor. Hi; shining record of
achievement f o r
Brotherhood
member* during hi* more than a
half century of union leadership
will stand m an enduring tribute
to his Ilf* and make his memory
or an Inspiration to lobor tod
ils everywhere.
President Whitney was proud of
tha Brotherhood and during Ml
lost faw years It was a soureo of
deep satisfaction that tha BBT
under hie stewardship had grown
into om of tha world's mo«t pow
erful labor organisations oad cer
tainly ime of The most Ixflneatlal.
. 9'?r
to him Is to carry on
ia hi* tradition to perfect, u our
aow prseident has aald ‘‘an exponding, militant" Brotherhood.
^
Expondl- ’ public Institution.
BY CLABRlt BRACK
WASHINGTON, -IA V - I
plovmont for woman i* Inerona
while mala employment !• dr
""A . number at napVtvedU.
Ing ttmoe is writteb, A. P.
ney will be recorded aa »
Iabor'a great all-time ebon
and a stalwart gladiator 1
struggle to porfeot a dy
democracy.
Ha has now taken hto
alongside Samuel Gompers,
Mit-nell, Eugene V. Deha 01
ih# other Immortal* '.Mb#,
their lives in th* oervisB of
on
I* work. Alio, because th* social
attitude toward working women
hoe changed. Furthermore, th*
average women he* fewer children
Mew than formerly. The Mg tnereees of working women he*
earn* ehieflv among those who
were married.
; Women once had too much to
do at homo aven to cunsldsr get
ting a job. But the development of
maas .production, through tho introduetlon of new machinery and
dlitrlbutlon methods, hae provldad
ol eeonomka] price* the thing*
tho* ones had to provide them-
Thee# earn war# trad#d in on new Buicka from your friaoda and nrighbon
in B#nford and 8#minol« County. Wt will b# glad to furnish you with
thtlr JM*i#a upon raqueit. Th#y #W priced right and you will find th#m
jiut- u.'tdpreaent#d.
.......
1041.'!f^t,YMOUTH 4 DOOR BKDAtf Now dvk Uu# paint
4 gractlcally n#w Goodytar Tiros. Radio
job.
1041 FORD TWO DOOR 8up#r D#Luu Iwkn with radio,
SMl’Z
X Ji
, the "touvh syatom;
WWpR M M COVwBv ssUS U m
W fX
M-iMh-K'iuw' aittl-loQka good.
i-.iil-.
, 1 -I >
�Egyptian Girls Are
Learning Gymnast!
CASIO, Egypt--Western V
ton In the land of the NUa
14S, rubbing their eye* over this e<
—— Egyptian girl* in Yankee she
___Once a weak at the Wl
Spurting Club on picturesque
sirs Island, whore the Nile
through tha heart of Cairo, youII
sea Pharaoh’s modern daugetWe
Ml. and Mrs. C. P. Herndon re dad
In spotless white shorts sW
turned last Saturday after spend blouses,
doing precision calisthe
ing two woeka at Daytona Beach. nics
The young ladles, numberlag
Mra. Myron Seek and *on Billy well
2U0, and between the
hnvo left for Sarasota where they age* over
of IS and 22, are lea f lag
will visit friends for some time.
to become teachers for E«fS*»
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R,
M
.
Mason
of
'**
vllte, Ua. at the horn# of Erv. A* Panama City have arrived
rived "o
is it1
Nile.
on# of Ikt
to 'vvisitll,M*
Nile, They
fhsy attend one
ta#
T. Hart
S t r a n d Mrs. Ned Smith *t their Egyptian Ministry of EducalloM
Mr*. Sparks attended schools in home on Silver Lake.
, five teachers colleges in Cairo.
—■------* there uiey learn hygiene, dancing.
Ml. and Mra. C. M. Flown* have 'first aii. anatomy, nursing siw
na thair gussta, Mr. and Mrs. J. physical education, together with
Hay FRrwera and children, Amelia a well rounded (caching courts,
and Jimmy, of Harrisbuig, N. C. aided by funds earmarked for this
----- ----purpose by the Ministry of EduMr. and Mra, E. U. Kilpatrick cation,
and ton Hobart returned on Sunjf a a new era for Egypt** worn-.
dig . from Waynosvllle, N. C. cn, who for 00 centuries have haa*
Where they spent eeverel weeks.
lii^rwlly “enlombed” In th# ham*..
forever.
,
.
■
1After spending a abort tpae at
. “
T~ _
.
Egyptian teen agers are m i i
It wouldn't be fun now, Daytona Beach, Mr. and Mra.
a*d Mt»*
stopping with teaching. At th#
it, U ail tha time wo had spark* are now making thair home and two children of.Gainesville University of Cairo, halfway bowan guest* of reletlv.s in Han- tw„ n Calro . „ d (h, Greap Pyra* |
un playtime.
play tint#. .Turn piay „t CIS East Third Street.
r fun
Aft he work ju»| ,0
----------------------------ford on Sunday.____
j uuu*. girla are learning agrkul-1
W in to have fun. It’e belter to
asi.. I . ' , , . w.,K-r.
l-, ' lure. Under the supervision of
*
than to grow, bored.
P o s s ib ilitie s
A lt
P lJS i arrived on slnday to [pend i
■*r«noml»t., the girl ■UK
a
week
as
the
guest
A
Mia*
Gisce
1
**ru
* ** Valley of tjjn
S f t s SKTSSJ
'!“•i Endless For Sowsra Marie Stlneclpher at her home on Nil* grows *.h)r
three crop* a ya#r on
i,..those that have are smart]
--------land,
and
how to gruW |
Park Avenue.
!
same
nigh to wear ’em with strapBy DOROTHY ROE
large*! cauliflower*.
cauliflowers.
-. — I the world’s larga*t
a or built-lir ■bras...*unhurii Associated Press Faahlaa Edltar
Mr. and Mrs H am Ruhsun and 1 They learn» knetinilltllO*
horticulture, Innltt^a
Includ-J*
vm its burning brand, more noAmateur aeamatressas can hava three’children arrived today from; lug *uch practical experiencei ua,
hbie when suits have strap*.
fun and save money making their Columbia, B. C. where Mr*. Hub*. pruning uf fruit trees. At Ih* Urn-1
fotegay to girla who whip up own lingerie,
ron and the children hsv* been verslty7* model farm thsy UN]
U own cute ftUup ‘to ordinary
There7* something about Isey vDIUng with her parents.
. taught bee culture end how moilten, such as sewing their 1m- nightgowns and frilly nagllgaea
----------1ern method! have increaasd thn
Ik to canvas beach attoee... tack- that restores any woman’s sen*#
Mr. and Mrs. Rues K. Knipper bee’s honey uutput to 20 times,
j
i a bunch of pretty artificial of well-being. And though eh# and eons, Lenny end Larry, of
Burprlsingiy enough pi an y
posts* to straw pucketpooka... ap-may uot be expert enough to make
Chicago have arrived to visit Egyptian girls are taking un law,
oltoueing thelr names oh bathing her own dresses or
suit*, shewill
Mrs. Knipwar’s parents, Mr. ami and medicine. There are no loaner
suits-making ankle bracelets of find it simple to stitch up soma Mrs. Did# Burkhart for two week*, any restrictions ur distinctions be-1
cut* little sea ihells...wearing tie- glamorous Ituudolr outfits.
---------- tween male and female student* |
’aim short* mad* from lung blue
Whether It’s a trousseau or a
Stanley Rosier loft on Thur*- in these fields. In fact, the Egypt*
Jaane,' adding a cowgirl nan tor vacation outfit In tha making, day to visit for two weeks In Un Government Is encouraging
glamor-taking dad's old bow ties, |,|«>nty of dainty lingerie Is a must, Washington, D. C. with ids at*- women to follow these care#re.
j
■nortening them 1In Irneh, crlss- And if a gal la handy with tha old tar, Mias Carolyn Rosier. Mia*
The Ministry of Public Health
crossing me mat the neck-line of fnndly sewing machine (he can Rosier and her brother will return ha* established over 200 hoapi- j
a T-shirt or a dress up summer have an ample supply at pin- to Sanford about Aug, 6.
] tnU ami health center* in the pro* i
suit...making a terry cloth "sand- munay prlcea,
----------vlnce* and HO general hospital* I#
with jacket’ by sewing together
There is a wide
choice offab*
Mr. and Mra. Roy Britt huve Hie larger cities with posts open
two towel* at one elld, leaving an rlc* and trimmings
available,You
as their guests Mr. Britt's slater , u, men and women doctors equal* 1
opening'tor th# head (suita uro may select silk, rayon or nylon and her family, Mi. and Mr*, ly. At King Fuad Hospital in 1
Marvin F. Crabtree and children. I Ouiro It’s hard to find a male doeElaine and Snipper, of Mobile. ■lur_ i)ri Kokab Nassaf, brleh]
Ala. Mr*. Crabtree I* the f»imei . y0(„,g woman surgeon, heads a ;
Lots Britt.
stuff computed almost entirely of,
dlacutaed un the “My Foolfih
Heart" aet the public'* conception
of atara.
“The public aerma to think of
film actor* a* a bunch of highliving apmdthrlfta without a
thought in Iheir head*." ho re
marked, “Well, that might hava
baen true In the old days, but
thing* have changed.
“The pan five or aii year* haa
aaen a new type of ncraen prisonsilty. There* no more of tha
pretty boy and matinee Idol. Even
the method of glamorlilng women
»lar» haa changed.
“1 wouldn’t *ay that all movie
atara are Intelligent) but I think
the average intelligence la much
higher than li used to be. By the
nature of their work, actors hava
more diversified Interest* than
any otliei profession.”
Andrew* mentioned Anna B ai
ter, Gregory Pack, Ann Sheridan,
(lane Kelly and Ann Sothern at
I Mint*- of the active thinker* of the
film colony.
"Actor* now are being recog-
nlsed }• * tt-Npwtfd Mlt'llllHTN ttf
itM community," he ahIiI. “Mum nu
here than in England, and ,'nnilderahly morn tn than In France,
WhUfW they am considered tips it
from ordinary society."
Up agreed that this new type uf
film gUr ha* resulted in grcnler
polities! activity among Holly
wood^ famous in recent cumpalffti.
'*t gat at) kiliila of fan moil ton*
renting my political work, much
ol th on the acmwiml] aide,'' lie
aaltLVBut it bulla down to llila.
why shouldn't nil uctur tic hIiIu
to taka part In politic*, the mine
at aay Other citizen?”
. N il only have atm* cIihiiki'iI.
but til* public Iin*. too. Nitdcil An*
draw*.
••Thai’, why the movie industry
haan't bean doing good lundiioiH,"
he aaid. “I think picture* me n*
good1at they ever were, but the
public (> tired of veHug thu same
Xant Ilmen 'I onite
Mrs oot inf
Moonr v
JT 3
Jw -s H o o m s V -
mrnmi/r
w i: i i i r i d s
(
W rairm Ja m b o ree
N*w»
W r.irrn Jsm b o re e
T hr 7 o'clock Club
N*w»
HjMirt* Hcoraa
IV|iiil*r Muatr
Murulna Devotions
Moiut* In Music
Woilil at N tn*
Popular Music
Variety
Angtl* fe a r to tread
Dbt, New, Borrow ed,
o rch e ttrn *
sta r
Morning V ariety
Miiflc H aw aii
tVurlil nt Noon
iron riu b
l’o|‘iiUr Htar
I.alln A m ericana
Mn.l.j)
Varlellea
liar None Itanrh
Today'-, Htar
■III* A H eadline*
PopiiUr Music
The )
an
ALSO—
r.u tm o N • - hi’ijk t s
I’ VUAtltMM Nl.Wd
Hrleht flpol
Muvl, Tim*
N*w»
T w l-I.it#
Nonas
N|mri* P s r a d *
•s r»t*s Melton Ring*
t ir t i ii n a on a r tn u d
Mo*»* for a I,Ally
A P r o a r n tn of r a n a d n
Keynote* by Carle
V a r l ti y H a ll ■
Him Out H ops
[ a l l On me ( P s l k i b a l
• *fr; . “nrt
*l,,w*.r<* l viu,’
There are now over 600 EgyptJr left yerierday for Jw^onvill
lawyer*. There I* pro-!
ta attend a thm-day meet g of Ub|y , „ B ma). prpj udke In Egypt
the Southern Wholesale L if-v against women practicing law or
i 1
b f u l h»turi ! tie « medicine, or any other career,
in Atlanta, Qa. befon returning t j thaR
would find elsewhere.
Sanford.
|
___ _______________ ,
Hear It Tonite 7:45 V. M.
Papular Music
Hnlted
Mra. Fred Stewart, of Jeson- j |f y0„ Con*e home from a yields
andlese vllle, Ind and Mr. and Mr*. Rusid thetalsrll Stewart and son Johnny ol
1 If. v (i F. J. Ansell, rector of
Sattern* H^vt* Haute, Ind. left Bunday U
llic Uuu 1Tunch nald:
c u t t i n g INturn to their home* ajfter visit“I mu vciy sorry ami 1 mil sure
J kinds lnF ll> Sanford with Mrs. E. H,
sill- no.-I hr dleniipiillltl'd. B ill I
Rochay and Mr. and m is . uscot niBrg, rln# an<| „ rv#d with a salad cnioioi
finil It In my conscience to
EU,,b#.
n* a luncheon dish. Or they can mm
mi i > siimenm* in my cbtircb who
--------------------------- I be toasted under tha broiler ami l.o* been hum led In-fore."
Thar#
waxed,- served-------with a cream,. cheese
..r
. — are many uaes
___ . .for
. --------All** i.nnsbiiiy, who he* a
moisture resistant paper bags In i tomato aaucet choose tha same ni.oiili in wlilcli to be niurrleil umt
r;
vImi In-r fuiiilly before returning
the 'kitchen.' Us*" t hem for picnic 'that goes With th# filling,
to lli.llywiiiiil, *ul.| she would try
lunch sandwiches, for storing food
*»y. Observe
« « tu «
By HETTY CLARKF.
to (III.I hiii.lliei cllUlcb in I.mi.lull
in Ih# refrigerator, and for kit
Corn pudding, broiled tnmslnr,, WIll'll' -lie itit.I Mich could lie
respect when he ulke about A|l N«w,f*atura Beamy Edltar chen waits.
tap Itean* with Icmun-maytm rtini l ie.I
theRi..
I f * fun to laxe In tha tun, even
______
nalse sauce, and hashed hruwn nu- “It .!.«'*n't mutter where," *be
R Find out if ha likeo to piny u yUU gat only ax far as your
Next time you make a chocolate tatoe* make a delicious vegetal.!,* -Hill, “nilImugh I wuul it to lie
ether than wolfing games. Ha roof-top or back yard. All of us
a leftover plate. A hearty dosser
L
h -as u eh
wed,ling. It i* having It
should be Interested in soma sport rsn't get nwoy every weekend, yet
e It in l.iindun tlmt reully mutter*.’'
ary hava a hobby of soma kind If wa do like to taka on n lltfa more coffee try subitltutlni the coffee gingerbread an# apple
msin Aug,‘In brouglit bet wedding
for about half tha ml
he Is normal.
color as tha summer rolls on.
l.llr** with her ft mu Hollywood.
.1 Alter you hove determined
If you ore planning to take your vor!
_. it 1* uf wIdt* i'tinutHty lace, readi
that he has other Interests be- vacation late In th* summer, and
B ite .girls, see if he enjoys das- do not want to be Illy white when
CrpKSg them to you of U he Just you depart on (hot big two-woakaN U , you apart fur prospective, wlth-pay, try to build up a sunt an
MMUeg parties.
by lounging outdoors around your
I #- Does ha ogla every girl ha own home whenever possible.
(•Mas. «»d become 41atree ted in
Us* extra caution between Ih*
N a tio n s
How To Be Happily Married
• This I* Ur. Ilsnlelk inost Ismmm meNesgr
R Ouarunteril In ctnr ditour t«» prrprttisle the honeymoon.
ng just below the knees. It wa
rm
P W »n "Id rose sill.
Stu and Irish-born Shaw plan '
• hHef honeymoon In Europe on
tn# way bach to Hollywood.
,
Mis* Lanshury’s ambition to be
married in Bow Church item *!
from the legend that a "Cockney"'
Is anyone "horn within the Mount} (I
of Bow*
Bhi< wan hum
Just around th# corner.
"I had »«> hoped to be manic,I
In the church with which my
family bad such a strong tannsr |
Hon," she said, Her grandfather,
Ihe lata George Lansbury, wa* u
member of parliament from tbr
’IliiMiniiiul* of cmiplek bate *tNilrd teariled Ilf* answ as a
rrsull of till* m***ugr.
R tlascd oil Ittu lionke III. lljiiirl* tins niillro tin Ihla subjact,
0
The Cnitveihiim tif t'uiil", tine nf the g reatest
ever im ulm ed.
Big Tent Revival
For Your Old Range!
I,A S, E L E C T R IC . O il. OR WOOD
Kcgurdlesn uf Ak< ur Cunditlun
ih and you'll never
HAbidder. ^
Eat aolad greens,
vegetable Jukes a# thei
Toward The Purchaae
Of A NeW
s e e .
,
vi; v
M agic C h e f
*
*' '. 4 •
Automatic
,
*
*« * -*'»<.*Viv
■
G a s Range
Chooau, any Magic Chtf JUE|
price (apartment- alu ran|M.«
wa will gJv# you a trdija-|n
986.00 for your old ran** raplii
Egg or condition. Llmitad
•spirts Auguat 9th.
Modal Shown, 9199.60 or
�ssmaetss
educational meeting at Rock
Springs Thursday; John Pierson,
instructor of the class, announced
today.
Leonard R, Toy, Bank of Co
operative*, Orlando will b* guest
sneaker and will talk on co-opera
tive marketing of farm products.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudoph Lloyd
will head tha picnic committee and
will be assisted by Roger Jimlnai,
8 A. Tlndel. A. B. Tidford. Char
les Lawson and Theodore Aolln.
Swimming and playing of volley
ball and horshoe pitching will be
enjoyed.
•
Baptist Colleges
fCeestnned reeaa rage B w ,
of tax money for private or reli
gious school e.
"The secretary of the associa
tion la to inform Mrs. Roosevelt,
"the resolution continued, "that
the member* of this association
deplore this unwarranted criticism
of har belief in the American pol
icy of absolute separation of
church and state,''
Dr. J . Ollle Edmonds, president
of Stetson University at DeLand.
Fla., draw up tha statement and
offarad It for the approval of the
association.
In her June 2S newspaper
column, Mrs. Roosevelt anil dis
tribution of federal funds to nonpublic schools would violets the
traditional separation' of church
and state
Last Friday Cardinal Spallman
wrote ■ latter as saving her opposi
tion to federal fund* for parochial
and private schools. He said tha
late President's wife must have
acted from misinformation, Ignor-
"1 have’ no 111 fayllng., toward
any religion or toward any people
of Mgh or low estate t*«aMS* they
belnng to anv religious 'gfoup.x x x
. "I want freedom of religion tn
prevail In thla country. I leant no
religious prejudice end 1 want
absolute freedom of worship and
religious teaching! but at the same
time I believe k u V l*4 r*Mul' u*
church and stata/ju
4-HJfarihjlt
(C*eM««*S r m
F a * * #•*»
■
son raid. "Sp eak in g from » p«r*«n- ■
si standpoint, I can vole for any I
(d e a n , decent tax based on the sbll* ■
ity to pay.
He added, however, " I *** n » , |
reason to legalize something lhat ■
Is now Illegal Just for the "she ■
of taxing It.”
Proposals that off-track lace ■
hnokmaklng ho legalised and taxed , ■
were made during the regular leu- I
ialatlvo session.
■
In the same statement, Himpsori I
recommended creation of a srute I
cnmminsimi to study governmental I
economy “as a long range and non- ■
political project.
“ It l e e n u to me that thla pro I;
Idem of economy in government I
Is so Mg that It should he op- ■■
prusched as was the school pro- I
olcrn.” he said.
I
Florida’s school system *u . re I
organized a f t e r long study hy » I
committee1 made uu of lay citizens,
leglalators and educators.
“ We need a Florida commission I
composed of good citizens and a ■
few legislators to consider the pro- ■
Mem." Simpson declared.
J
" In order to keep this matter H
, <CaatlMM« r ie a Poa* • « )
tha Atlantic Pact."
He.aald past experience aaaurea
that tha products must likely to
"
,,
he surplus ara whaat, corn, tobac
co and cotton, and ha added;
r
fc '
"In my judgment it will be
vary detrimental, not only to the
'-j
Catholics May Votel
CCA program but to all other
j:
t u
"
agricultural products, to give cot
For Commies, But j;
ton, corn, tobacco and whaat the
' r , . r-r
extremely preferential treatment
R
e
j
e
c
t
Doctrines,
i'-Implied in thla amendment."
And Southern Democrats hoist
VATICAN C r r v r ju ly 26~(/P) |
*£•'
ed tha flag of surrender In the
!| —L ’Oueivstore Romano, the Vati
face of overwhelming house senti
can newipapar, said today Calhnl-i
ment for anti-poll tax legislation.
’ ’•
,.,Y:
ice who lupport Communitm with 1
They conceded that today's ses
^
;» ■
sion would see passage of the
; voter but who do not adopt itr I ;
y |yi:
legislation but said It will never
i anti-Christian doctrine arc not ex- |,
j
pass the Senate which un four
I communicated from the Roman I
YY:
previous occasions has bottled M
up.
Catholic Church.
1
>
- - - - - 7
presented this
The passage vote was set for
I he newspaper
view in a ffront .page
_ rdilorial-an1 Cyril Butnsr, service manager mid-afternoon and Northarn DaJ the Hemlnule Truck and Trac 'mocrata and Republicans prodlctexhaustive analysis of the rsccnl tor
Co., has been In Chicago for ed that there wouldn't he inure
order
of
the
Vatican
decreeing
>
nm r__
,
the
past__________
two wcaks attending the than 100 votes against the bill.
Tha legislation, backed by the
excommunication for anti-Christian school for service t rmanagers
--.conand matarialiatic active Common- ducted by th#
Har- 1PM conventions of both major
*
vister Co. He ja due to raturn political parties, would make it
isle.
|Saturday.
unlawful to require payment of a
non-pnlltlcal, moat of the Improve*
Tha editorial said lha church is,
poll tax as a prerequisite fur vutmenta could he voted by the 19311
___ __________
ing In primary or ganeral elections
I concerned over tha Catholics in
legislature to take effect tm Jan. * * ? *** military tribunal acofor President, Vlcs-Preeldent, or
1, 1933, at the Ireglnnlng of a new hnori OUo Abate ( l l m ) , 44, who weslern Europe who have been (
members of Congress.
----------administration. In thla was, those | was Hitler a Ambaaaador
In-----Partstrying to walk a tightrope belween1
Southerners have liven flghtlnp
running for governor In tdflll
MMMW
during tha Real ocoupatioo, to Catholicism and Communism.
I <f«atia«*e reeat Fas* oaei
th* bill on the giuund it Invades
would know what the new set up
tha excluilvM rights af states to
“in
,nd
mi,y ,orte m“k• ,h* u- n determine
would he ami therefore would rmt
this qualifications of
Z : ' L ’Os.ervalora ..id, "ihete are m.ny 1
make
commitments that
would
voters. They tossed In th« sponge
have to ha defended later
lata yestarday after having fought
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s a i t
" T h e work of such a c irmnlr- Mona nl anumber of lop Francb "promises of
lommumtl chicls toti (tme
ubjwctlvw of world
peace. u four-hour delaying actlun.
■lull would he slow and Icrlluos
ArmyuDIcera.
(International) , moved by the drsite of social t*-;Fpstkman has pledged auppart fot
Meanwhile congressional con
hut It could mean much to Flui
troversy over federal aid to edu
l l a u n l s |M c t
__ . (forms, favor Communism withoutt,|| three, and other senstors back
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!idolllin| iti basic doctrine.
!-fwo.
ar a compromise. .
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Rep. Steed <[>-Oklat attacked
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Ir.m n.u.k.M o., W I W Hti, 8. . .I,h ^
In as a federal Invasion of the
health1field a Mil which would
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J n ’in. w S ? u & u ’U B F T & S t * 5 3 w » , t o t o " W J r t J 1” " t o ” 1 t o t o j p j i .M M n»m- make available 135,000,000 solely
unions and management to get tachment at Asuay, In lha south-, ,0 l,,e dogged enemies of Cnrlal* her* and tha Houea Foreign Af- for echool health purposes, lu
tnvether and 'Mo the very thlnw“ f Yhe ?Ity? to Job, In !■" religion and of the danger of fairs Commltlae has promUad public, private and parochial
which the anti trust laws forbid." tl," uprising.
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lie argued there Is (I) genersl
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with the falsa Ideas continuouslysupport of the United World FedThe inesMtre, backed by House
acceptance of the right of unions .
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spread by the Communist Press, trsllsts organisation,
Majority L e a d e r McCormack
to "mononollie" the lahor supply " " “'I ,,r 'J"1
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The newspaper apaclflad that, Kefauver’s proposal Is that of (Mass) was voted out of a House
and 12) that the Supreme Court
When .Mancheno tried to win ..f:, (h„||rs who support Cnmmun- th* Atlantic Union Committee, commerce subcommittee yesterday
In several cases for all prattaal "ver the tank tie aehmant he whs 1#m w(|h , h, )r v o te „ t with money [W)l,rh Includes former Sapretne ns ■ possible way out of a con
purimses exempted unions from the rebuffed with cries of long live
j(j ou, ,0 |h# Communist press,'court Justice Owen J. Roberta, troversy over a broader school aid
antl-lrust !aws.
the constitution.
with their support In social andlCTsrenca Htcell, William L. Clay- hill under fire ftom Roman fatlio
Therefore, he said all that would
With Mancheno were 40 retired ,)((||t|rll| discussions, without glv-'ton, until recently under secretary lie churchmen as unfair to paro
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w," ’ "P1’? " Pr,‘" 1' Ing their adharenca to tha mater-)uf „tHie, and funner Secretary of rhlal schools.
Earlier federal housing officials
* ‘rlc‘ P ' l ' n ' t o n r . w . wnobi » '
" government.
J s t l c and antl-Chrlltlxn doctrine W.r Robert P. Patterson.
pleaded with congress to keep
&nio1.t‘\V?nTon iJr-'iniMsS" . ^ f e t ^ S J S i W
*" no1 “ " " i .......« * r ...... 8,^,rk* them from being Imrd-hcmtrd
landlords. Unless the rules me
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different bmnd, Of ? i " e i T y ‘S “ c!.lfl,r t j!!l" li toE rhnnged, they said, th^y niuit
evict thousands of tenants—many
Leading cob! operators t#.tlflsd| *U 0ner 'bv"* he rebels. *lle “also
thif^newspaper m' r l,rlll»* <fh“ml*lo»1
yesterday thay wanted no part of Offered MaJ. Relnaldo Varea. com- " ? ?
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union .,11,It . Arnold wnnld hn,r
lha bill seek to prevent (A) strikes
to prevent "outside, goods” from
coming Into anv community! (B)
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" j t J nawip.p*. ndiM t o , who
The government announcement fv(>r pr,lf,.l,,,s. defende and pfuMlfl thoae> arrested a the prekl;
*'matsrlallatlt and aditdanttnl palace IncItMetI (.apt. Abel P *
. „ | , rjnM 0| comnidK'-
exclusion of "effldant". productinn Manosxlvns. J-alle. Inim.n, it sub-
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fOThlddan Cathoallow "Independent firm* to ra- x Mr. Muroch. The time had l|gnn ■ Tlwf decree hns^fo»hM<l>n 'batno
main In existence'" (Dl activities ■crimed ss |ixtllrlpnuis In sn eh- lira from reading Communist ill
of n union In "Impoelng’and main- of‘ lyo plot uncovnnd si Agua*
tainlng artificial prlca* or rearric- Madlomlaa in l.oja ptnvlma a atan from their confesaora. Of
lion of priidttcUon, and 1C) the I montti ago.
th s, I. Osservatore salat
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Mate then hell of (lie imsll lints
in ihe lowei rrsidrntial dutrirl uf
ihi* city of 6.000,000 were ileitrnyed last night.
grassed was of equipment, on the
im , the farmer ahould do Ilk*"More dutlea," ha daclarad, "are
quired of a ganaral farmer than
iy other vocation, therefore, th*
rmsr corn** In contact with mor*
lags which cause accidents than
iy other person 1 know of. Th«
m a r produce* to percent of our
gesiltie* of life, thorofor# We
•uld co-operate with and Help
» farmer to live.
The nlhar man. hnhpN
today wars Identified Ml
Edward Kan*, 44, of w
operator of a recreation
opd poo) room In Mnnhatti
Ahrnhom Goldberg,
Quaena, assistant elrculnilf
gar of tha Journo) Amor
Emilio. Strollo, 41, - a J ,
manager of a cheek M M
H i urgad a campaign a< safety cam
In Manhattan and
InpaUon whisk would Include of Anthony
StroUp, Ofr*
gwntinf youths In safety find,
ml aid and Ufa saving method*,
•suasion of aafety nmoiurN In
ria and farm organlutlnn*,
Ming of autemohllaa and Hum
ibmant in good mechanical
Milan, and among other safety
m em auggeated that laddeia
i.m m strong and In good «ondl-
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(The typluion left two dead >tn
Okinawa, 10 American- Injured
and Air Force Installnibms were
heavily damaged by winds up tn
130 miles an hour hut hrsitqiiarlera
In Tokyo reported minimum plane
lose**. Okinawa bis * 11-20 base.
(Th# army In T»kyn ordered
planes and ships to stand hv to
carry relief supplies tn the U. 8.
base 300 miles ninth nf Japan
Some facilities were wiped nut;
others Differed fdt per rer.t des
truction. New buildings, especially
designed In resist tynlmoii winds,
came out of It with ellicht damage,
the Arnly said.
(Oh# of th* two ktlb'd was the
seven year old daughter of an Air
Fore# officer, whose two other
daughters were rrillcally hurt. A
Filipino construction worker later
died oil Injuries. Names were not
available,
(Meanwhile, Japan was alerted
for • naw 73 mil# an hour typ
hoon which mla**d Okinawa and
ADAMS TRANHFBBRBD
TURNER AIR FORCE BASE,
Albany, (is., July 8ft—Pfc. Rap
tnutid R. Adams, 1728 Locust Av#,,
Hanford, Fla., has bean transfer
red to this Southwest Georgia jai
fighter bate where ha will wofk
in Special Sarvlcaa aa a member
of the .Hat. Fighter Wing.
Whan you aorv* a cold seal
salad, add a small eup of lalt
to the plate and fill tn# eup <
a little tartar aauce To m axi
sauce, Just add aweaf trickle ral
chopped parsley, lemon Jules,
a raw capita to mayonna!**
creamy salad dressing.
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™ Mi* Iff m* T*i today*)
Shanghai ilr**ta ware under
water I n g si* Inch** to four feet
Three Inane* of water got into
W -ewmd floor of the AgWVMhn
l M p , n * British conatrixt#
hamgjaMd, next doer and etijmly
MfMe, eeckped the muddy water*.
p a y m illion i o f d ollar» more th an official
p a rity p rlctt to get It! So buy • carton
of Lucklea today.
See for youraelf how much
fiaar and smoother Luckies really are—how
much m ore real deep-down smoking enjoy
m ent they give you. Yes, smoke a Lucky 1
I f a a finer* milder, more enjoyable cigarette!
m m m. m m au #/*<•****. n . c„ m s .
m d t a l M m w Swger, aagar "F ear aAep
l * t r , Pee M *» Me a*after* i f Laekfee Sag
rwo% Roe feSwee* Mol aeoSee a awefi eoaeAe.
P m eOMSadLueMei AwJ* rears. "Merria men
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Colored
Thcrs’s no finer cigarette in the world today
than Lucky Strike! To bring you thie finer
cigarette, the makers of Lucky Strike go
after fine, light, naturally mild tobacco—an d
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IS OLD SOL CONCHHTRATING ON YOU?
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Georgia Mayor
of them veterans—at tho end of
this year.
H aJSS* uM g»nls«d
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severs! years ago at Mock
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h T o S r iiS l!r o n d .thr** n»ll« from Iron City."
T"i&?,«Sl5k“
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Cattlemen and farmers look on
the coyote sa a friend when he
helps to keep in check jack rabbits, ground squirrels, prairie dogs
and other animals that sat grass
and grata.
of them stayed In their houses for
several days, afraid to go to work.
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because they kill iheep, lambs,
and chickens.
Price Reductions On
Benjamin Moore Paints
TITANIC
OUTSIDE WHITE
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paaiad Rad Cross testa In their
groups In addition of th» two
named for Junior Life Saving.
Thate Included Ann ■DyefRoro.
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strength to the Communists, favJanet Lee, Betty Phllllpn, and "guiie" of tsgltimate purpose
when a union Is actually after
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Is condsmned b>
something else. He urged that '
n» i ,h(* noly office's decree.
courts l>e allowed discretion to
^ "If Socialists adhere to Catodetermine the true Issues In each nnun,id Is * „rv as
" Man- munlB* matarlilialk doctHna they
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,i„h !S1“ to to ffllS,.,,S,.."| UU rttoto, unJ.r to .«.«,■
tha;'cutest" girl In camp, Isabel
LaPII* won second place for being
moat co-operative and. .prettiest
and Bhlrlav Hamilton won third
plOca as tha friendliest girl.
Instructions In 4-H activities
wafa given. Rgt. Strickland of lha
Slats Highway Patrol talked on
oafety.
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■The Pilot Club sponiored Bar
bara Bush and Ethel Slna etary
of Paola at the camp, wamtlMae lwe. Paola, and Betty PhilUpa and hhlrlo/ B M U *U Oaneva
were lent to tha camp by lha
CongretM Action
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Sant-Flat Inside Oil
Dulamel Inside Semi Gloss
Interior Gloss Wall
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Porch & Peck Paint
See uh for your Painting needs
Remember-It Costs More—Not to Paint
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AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R
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Senate Approves 10 U.S. Military
P e r Cent Slash In Chiefs Plan
EuropeanTiip
Toreign Aid Funds Atlantic A l l i a n c e
Mrs. FDR Denies
Bias In Note To
Cardinal Spellman
* * WASHINGTON, July 27-<fP>
—■the Senate today accepted with
out a fight the 10 per cent cut in S h e
W ill
Continue
European recovery fund* voted bv
T
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Express
Views,
ill appropriation! committee.
The amendment to the HouseI.etter Announces
patted bill wet approved by voice
vote. However, a Hack of other
HYDE PARK, July 2 7 - ( / D ~
amendment! Mill had lo be acied Mn Franklin D. Rooievell told
on before a vote on the bill itielf Flatten Cardinal Spellman today in
* l n approving a 10 per cent red answer to hit chaigci of "antiuction the Senate voted to provide Calholiciim" lliat the would "con$3,620,300,000 for the Economic linue lo Hand fat the thing! in our
Cooperation Adminiiiralion for thr flovrintneni which I think arc
tar which began July I. The right."
She luld the Cardinal in a
louie voted $3,566,470,000 with
authority t o iptnd it in 10 ta Idler:
"I have no bias agairtil the
monthi. if necciiary.
In addition the Senate bill con Roman Catholic Church."
She added:
taint anothet $150,000,000 in loan
Authority for aiding Euiope'i re- ■ ^ ^l4V* no *i[j*ntion of atuckcovery. That item com.a up fo, j •»« v™ l>n*onally. nor of attack■riiofil tsier
in* *'ir Honun C tlnolic Church.
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for imp us American farm product!
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disputed amemtineiit of Senator. from honeil belief.
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|ftl(r ,0 (hr Cardinal, arch(CaailuaeS
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New Work Seeks
Nurses To Care
For Polio Cases
NEW YORK, Jnly *7—(/Pi—
ttAn kmergeney appeal for special
v a g m i to deal wUK a rlllnf/num
ber of Infantile, paralyse ease*
was Issued today by Hospital
Commissioner Marcus D. Kogel.
Dr. Kogel actad at 14 new polio
cast* wars reported In an official
ly described "wild epidemic" In
New York City. The health de
partment put the number uf case*
since. Jan. 1 at 247.
The hospital cotumlieluner said
Ahr did not want to frighten tha
'"public or omemphaitie the ser
iousness of the outbreak, but he
added:
"We du need nureaa badly to
takl care of tha Increaatbg num
ber of polio caies and I appeal to
every nurse who can glVP full time
or part time tu help us out !n
this emergency."
Nunes caring for the polio
victims will get »80 a month mura
(ban the pay for general duty
dnuttos, Dr. Kogel said.
Dr. Harry 6. Mustard, city
health commissioner, said Brook
lyn has the largest number of
polio cases, 131. Twenty-sight
cases wire reported In Manhattan,
26 In the Broni; 64 In Qubans and
four In Richmond.
In tha 10ld seven epidemic 8,467 cases wsre reported In July.
In 1981 there were- 620 cases re
ported In July.
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biiliop of New Yotk, wai a formal
reply to hii charges lait Friday
that ill* had a "record oi snltCstholiciim" and Mi denotutcement ol h*» opposition lo ledsial
aid lor parochial schools.
Cardinal Bpfltaien said Mf ».
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S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ,
BatabUahad I N *
Senators F i g h t To
Get New Farm Pro
gram Drafted For
Present S e s s i o n
E x e c u t i v e s Will
Discuss Arms Aid
W ith Commanders
WASHINGTON, July 27 <*,
— Th# United States milllsty high
command will fly to Em up, Fri
day lo discuss th* aimi aid pm
gram with th* military ihiris ol
the Atlantic Pact nations.
Th* National Military F.s u LImIi
menl, announcing this today. m l
the commanders ol the Army. New
and Air Force “ will discuss nut
ters of mutual interest, including
the proposed military aigsmrslion
under the North Atlantic Pert, will,
the military chiefs of Eutopr.ui
signatory nations of the pad ami
will acquaint themselves with .u.
rent conditions in Europe."
They also will "gain fust band
information on thr status of Umtr I
S u its forces" in Europe, the an
nouncement said.
The three military
Army General Omar
Admiral Louis DenfeM,
Force General Hoyt S.
berg-msk* up the Joint
fe r a lft
leadei*Bradley.
and Aii
Vend* n
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Lewis Turns Down
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ATLANTA, July 2 7 -4 /P )- An
Atlanta judge rally today shot
tall
Ha 1 1ley l.aw.
The action came alter a speedel a closed inerting ht L'mon f ir
sident Philip Muiiai wlm has been
one of thr strongest holdouts a
gainst signing the atfidanis
Tlie iriolullou adopled hi ihr
buaid said die union "dedicates
its entile inrnihtiiliip lo thr un
finished task ol upealing the tail
Haitlry
Ac i ami lestoimg the
Wagnri Acl c. ill, niipioc rrnriils dr
Signed to salrgiiald lahoi s hasli
: 1(1 A M . police re- 1
*•» •»'» .......gsiutrsl wilhm on,
At about 2
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Livil
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director of the Joint staff whn n
a working agency of the Join ludiic Ruhr it Caipcntei, 44, pul* Ihr unions iiileni.tlional olturls
chiefs, will accompany the > n. Ird lus cat alongside one diiven ■ml olluns ol I,,, .iI iinitint design
ed In top .,Ih> <il, in sign dir non
menders.
w... appear
iwloic o n hv Allorncy John Ijnkwood. 53.
They will
appear twrote
Ciimnilmist ithd.isiis
Kresslonsl committees considei"iK and fiird si him five times with
Uni i ti, liu- iii.l.li'il all along
the military assistance pm*,..
a pistol.
tli.lt tlie .li t I svolkl-l. .......II H
on Friday before taking off.
One
shnl
wounded
the
lawyer
in
fire
ol •oiiniimilM Infliieine, tint
They will visit Frankfurt, .....
Im- u.M-ileit tliat II oli)ec-*»
don, Paris end Vienna befotr te die face. He tan from ihe car and he
lomhlrd into a muddy, 40-foot Jl piiin-tpli i a ii'ipini'ioriil f-n
turning In about tsn days.
"Limitation of lime prevent, a deep hole A hospital later lepoMrd IIUHili iiflli-ei- l>> *lgli siii'Ii nf
filavil*
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Ervin Rules Teachers’ Contracts
Must Not Include Reduction Clause
I ti l. IM tSSKK. July 27—(>Pl—Th# Cabinet Imla* iinaniiniiu.ls
appose,| , SI UI,Mir bintgel lo meet Florlda'a regional rdurallon e»pen-r.
Mir s,nr came niter (iuverMr Warreo vdlhdrri. .................
hi i .iimiI on ai ontot. ill eciinnmy. "I'm nil in favor ol regional rdu*
•aim i he u.nimeotrd. "11111 I don'l see how s»# ,an linain* it a hen
>.r C.'II I ||.I* lot tinliir rducutuin."
S e c t rt.ti v
Of
State
S ; t y s A m e r i c a n s In
China
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A onion
-|iiil,e*niaii
esplallieil
1 1 1,1 (In- -leel w iltk e l. c'nillil not
take uilsaioagt- of Ills- elfi'lloti
ploc-eilme. ot tlie T u t l Mai ties
A d miles- 11n-v I'umplleil ssilli tin
gffiilkdi. 1 1 ipm ament
Ttii-s ill as%sit a major puit in tlie
l(’ace
As
Being
H ostages
\V \"I IIM .il IN, loh i i -i/P )
'se.irl m ol Siair ,-\i hrsun ap
pealed to l oiigiris lodai lo sus
pend lotlgiiirnl mi
dir 11.450,-
iii id nun -irign aims aid bill unlit
■ill ihr PMilrcuf i> iu
t/I’ i— Auoinev Lenrial Rnhani l i n o
A-hesoo i..ld a n*s, s coiifeiencc
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%iini UuLi» * iiuiiiifi mas nest wide into tcscheis Coliliact, a danse diet dial ....... ... , 4„ ri|
,|ir pl0al4m
sal.,lire >>ill V le.lucecl d the Male falls tu provide „» full cotitiihiilmn 'hi seseul iiiriiihct ut Lung.es! ar*
I) IS ' ....... W,,U#" - V lh> " ‘•“V 1 ,,f S‘ ,lr '
Hioina, sound
1V hi,, dial they talk-
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dUi-e a invuMiir liming tbs- coming
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special vesslun ot the l.egi-lalou Hrsln-n
rights "
whtcll Would oliltusc ||,e sv,-01111,1 j Mo M
Itowrvei
of hood* and mu-h. in Kluinla
, •liollld
fitockilule .aid lie hud I. en a- -aid it
tfial "ill oulei io .alrguaid the cal m o Hull, c h a. -aid many
ilitrirsls ol dir inrnihriship and •i-limih si ill nr lo ii . tl to clove sureil hy Uuveimn Knllei l\u-,^.i! >10' -mi
MMaJ. General A. M. Gruanthn,
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No. 842.
a Orlunli altii c
hslllte , nti il.ilioii. to pidilir
the lesnlulloll added •c'liool........... e ■oi V'S pen-rut for
•he In-i il.it-i immtli. of the fis
down » lawyet, hit opponent in a
tangle of divoic* suits and other
.to go lo iv, ai.l t>id, llir oigamta
|r<4| i£ |(ont
visit to each European elguat'iv
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nations of th# North Atlantic •"» condition was Ian
Pact," th# NME aeld. "However,
Carpenter and Lockwood wets
It is hoped that telks can l>* ar- |0|n,e, business associates, but m
ranged with military repreM-nts-1 |ftfn| monlh, h*d become biUil
tlves for North Atlantic I act
in s S iw l m gage M il
member ngtlaaa at any place covi tenet ary convenient
AaaocUlad Proa# Low ed Wit#
oCnit; Acheson Appeals To
N<m-R«iOaiKs Congress I o Suspend
Arms Bill Judgment
munisl alfidaviis unde: the
Lawyer Is Hit By
.38 S l u g
Blit la
In Fair Condition
___ g *
m
HUH
WHI TE
SULPHUR
SPRINGS, W. Va„ July 27—
(iPl—John L. Lewis today re
jected an offer ol northern and
western soft coal operators for
a two-year extension of his
present contract in exchange
for dropping the three-day
R e s o lu tio n
D e d ic a te s
work week. The mine owner*
M e m b e r s h ip T o U n
offered to give Lewis the tame
terms and conditions until Mar.
fin is h e d
T ask
Of
31, IBM. These include a pro
vision that the miners work
K illing
Labor
Bill
only when they art- “able and
willing." The union described
NF.W YORK, lull 27 </!*»
the offer as "ridiculous.” With
the rejection uf the operators' The Inleinalionsl Executive Hoaid
offer.
negotiations
between ^of the (1 0 Steel Wmlfii L'mon
united mine workeri and the t today ........... .
dure led the
northern and western toft coal union's officeis lo tile mvi ('mumen recessed until Aug. II.
Atlanta Judge
Shoots Opponent
In Divorce Case
Generally fair and rather warm
through Thursday l ight varlablt
v. inj*. niuslly easterly.
,,
,
not ie»t,.icd
.Meat,a I,lie
,
,
,
that if tlie Lrgi-lutuic .lean- on
“ ,hr ci“ i, «h. -.tut.-’, f
I hole
itep
lit unt
„
,
p t i ; 1
prlmuty puipo.r oi m, -pr.
I >aMIkUSSt «| 41* I'wiie tig, |
500,000 Troops {Baptist Minister
Renew Fight On
r
Mid-China Front
a
G o v n m m *nt
Rr* H u rt e d
1iV ; m 1>»
Fi>ri«*.s
T o
For
M t*
Fight
FAN ION, Chins, July 27 i/l*il
dejnSatun in (aver** tin union's - A government spokesman tsiiilmMlIs cMfe flM I E li* **$«*
* ]I sisAlrsl InJay ihr Communists have
1i-lmignl 400,(Kk) to 500.0041 troop,
1into icnewsd ligMiug in Cruiial
('lima.
i the spokesman, General ieng
V liils s s j I I I l i ' l l l l l t ' P
not go mil) ihr Nj
RuBubi Demand*
Yugoslavia To PrinoniMHOf War
Return Citizens
Will Not Remove
Lane Is Hit By Bul
lets Following Row
A t Tiaffic Lip; ht
#*
.............................. .. .„
»UJ.
c
ol -rnsloi \ ai.Jenbcig. (R-
dial null an ileum plan
hr adopted now. Aiheton
is ., good idea tu half an
pioat.llli
Bui he drs laird dial it exsdly
wlial the Adiiiiliitlialloii has pro-
posed.
t't«* 4*V1it»'ll|1* iff whii-li Aclieton
| I'-'Kl ..... • l»M—M-Iilsr,! lo Con*
, 1,-" jk lUllillM vvnti In* appearUhl', 1II 1Ml!» The Hmi'i- Foielgu
Af Inn ■ LMillmitt ri tniimriow
(lull up|'«'arun,-e. tlis
i Diwi
Kpt'i tin 1V Mf IIAl'tl •i> uu.wiM duveth a n*ptn t•*I *• lIlk11ni \ u< tu wheth*** I In tr.tri-il Stu i, * guv,-i nmeni
hiii itif *6$ii ml (mi ■lliu, slie Bus-Him- hi :• .it-S1v«*l V |ii v|iarlli# fu(
iti,i1
..... I Hiui ,vav that
l>,‘ , .ill,*,l ..........I lli,t*e loaded num-
1,1 I *
li i,,‘ it'[iin-,i ,v*. ti,,- ieti.nters
wimlil nnike .i lul out "t that, he
tuts___ _____
talka wll § r«pr#itiitabias In her column last Monday Informal
staff
th*
the Cantdli
Canadian ehltf* of <
In her reply today Mrs. Ru"'»- live of
t la lila u e a rta t sar aies
velt declared "I hsvsnsvei ad
vocated th* Bsrdsn Bill nor suy
LONDON, July 27—(JP)—Ru*
i ins:Mi'iiiiiK slnff.
other specific Mil on educat or,
\ml ihr xiriotniy 'aid that Amafi h i i s i n i
llKn|thi Hr mb1 ,|lfir
ela has demanded that Yugoslavia1
lAiMPA. July H
(\ iiirKii* rt-snsin,1 list in China fkc#
now before th* Congress. I I - *Idesi-e
1
1
1
Soviet
cltlsens
»h.
Have, however. In fsoeisl «>d t"
ia» hern no lug i ls>h hrlvtiti, 1 Ml A I I il i ,i I a n ,I 11111 nr 1 |lajui,i 1 ih r .lu n g e: of in-inn nested •<’
charges have Iwen Jailed, beaim
1 I Hw il/■-! luiul. July l'i
(i
>|>|msing fortes and dial goirili unlllslei „as .Jam 11, ,l..,.iiiil„i, h..> tuge* by tin- C om m im tst#
1
and
"doixned
to
starvation"
In
■
>
/
)
\
i
ll
null..i,
inti-iliallnnul
|
***ThV*Harden Bill I* * substitute
II, t. hi ii now* im itrio u c e that
prlsai for Moscow’s critical am . ............ .. .U‘i-uls-,1 lien- today lliat menl aimies wait intail
lampa today,
#$k
for s measure already passed >>>
\utl.x-audoi .1 I sstuht ••it Stuait, in
tilde toward Yugoslav Plenum
tiiiiiri • l'I „«i t* auvInline | , "We -sic
he told —
new
- . -w'siling."
. •- ...... .....................
d io iil,
a l i e , ,»a 11I,,
J ) r lr , li, r
the Seiiat* which would allow the
iiuuiiub*.i tu, raa* sts,
* nlli11,1 ...... .
ATLANTA,
July
27—(/Pi— Marshal Tito.
vtates to u»# the federal funds foi
’ , 1T ,* mi*' 11 men. "lor llir htsl lime and |.la, r lli'pn l,u IJ D Slrplirn, irponrd
A
protest
note
"IneUtiug"
*m
m in .' and du .......lbs
. _ s. .
,■ .................... .
i . . . , 1.. I ■
V ’
'
parochial and private schools •» Herman Tslmsd|* expected his
Ho, let Hii«'la uml l-isme, each I *0 deal III* l uiiimuinsls a dralh lie l.a,l anolril Wani l i ......
measure to raise corporation In release uf th* Russians
they so dsslrsd.
f
v
,
tu.
li
hud
million*
id
a,
-Its
blow."
,
lallifi
id
ihr
Rr»
|n|ili
I*
lane's
M
osciih
The Cardinal's attack on Mrs come taxes will sail through tha broadcast lest night by
withmines
inWin Id
War U|(|(t N , |io|ul, „ lltUKrl. h.m |l ‘» tea, old mlr
radio. It was another ilimuu*tia
Kuos* vs It brought bar »uPF"r' senata today.
from such persons *» Jorliter New
Administration leaders said tiou ol the wide rift between Hie II hini lumimnl uililing u sane
*ikm»vvlfJure! tuiihfi i<rt»
^ *Mir
lu l uur
York state Governor Herbert Leh they hoped to finish up th* Tal- two countrlei, resulting ft uni turn lm -m li use "f in Uonei n to ev n
51.,- Aimt oiurhiis
man, Barnard Baruch and th* Ht nisiigr pro|ram and adjourn by Tito's quarrel wllh th# Soviet lul tin- Gsmeiii «ai ‘ "ii,i isllim' Tin- advances into liuinati piovmre. ( n i " ' ,l' i,,,Nv
these |(lon h cajqu sileis oideied maitial 'd'"
<*'• on,am,i m In, Imiitri
Communlet Information Uuieun , ^t.lei no r*IS in,istsuss
Rev. Charles K. Gilbert, Protest lat* tomorrow ufUrnoon.
At Hie liieellliK >d thr I’ lltil Glub
oi1'* o(
ant Episcopal bishop of New
11 *
1,1 "* "
law in this reliigre sapilal. eilr. i ; i lmnlt
Taliriadjra's floor leader, Sena- i ComInform).
Russia announced during tlie >>m
lliiprtloi 'llrptirtt' sal,I lie s,a* |liulil m the ............ . I ’viilei last
tor Crawford Pilcher, said ha has *,,1,11.1
(An
Aitnrialrd
Pies,
Inrlsy.
IV*
aha had ralerted a You.,
Mie I mini Hlulrs Its St sal IS, t all
Y Meanwhile, a new move started .7.1 voles pledged—six more than
qiicilmisiisg i rnghl membeie ‘ >de.l lu .mnirlhut#
slid Hllll
IIAII 46!isa |*>I
Itsv "o|i|m
H ’” 1'
v u i ic
iu Nanking Imldiii* 1 mnrlms tm
*)SV protest ovsr th* Soviet atu *'ila
and nAustralia
led the
si- 1(11(141111
dupstch IfUlll
from nRed
held
gin toward a i,tml foi iiansporIn Congress today to rasaua fed- the 27 needed.
m
llir
imutiri
tiou Tl*»'
(lfffgiftl ie.ml|t J ||lt Coininuiml Ingli coin
........... in Knglaii-I •"i Mi** Josenril ii3 to •ducitton lf#tw
One administration leader said, tude toward Tito's clalnt.s lm tin a a$*i‘Mfl ligllol hV
vnlt'i
. .
• j
i r
la n e "-*> hil by biillrls allei an |,iim,- Kiiuuan, u >-liuitee memtier
ilgloui eonlrowzy now lurround* however, thr measure might have territory from Austria at thr ir , in, Will. 4 ....... Die* ahsutiilisg
msnd h«l
taplu.c of ( ah
a i ^mm ni j I a li al In iiglil lie 1 Um1 |ia*l pre*iil*iil -,f ihr Clayton,
trig It. Rap. Morton (R-Ky) said rmixh going.
cant Paris big four foreign min
The .Soviet delrgale. Genet si
U-’M H .o se «> e--«. ■!»
h " l* drafting a bill based on thr
il.ril j l 4 liospilal 4 trw miiiulrs liu IMnl Club wlm hu- been arThr Mil would rale* corporate liters meeting. Hussis droppeit Nikolai HUvllie, aixoeil that pit- . . . . n
■
a >
Il ..bilaur.i MU S-as* Slm»
|,,-|il,-t| by the Itnyal Cnltfice A
principle of state naada.
rt of
th* Yugoslav
claim*
A
auppori
or
in#
yugoaiav
c.a....*i
o
,akrh
ftotn
an
army
income
taxes
from
the
present
6tb
that (iM Employment And
U would omit raelrlatloti* on
NlSI'IIIK III l.ullllllll
Belgrade dispatch today said the
„ i(|
.......... know how
perrent
to
7
percent.
parochial school ssilstape* which
I
M l " KInman, who |* at. In
wetkerul Bovlet not* had not yet
, , nUJVr llirllli UNj „ would lie Wages Show InereaNf n o l - l l u i n u l S p e l l I n
Neither
Talmadge
nor
Pitcher
have bean denounced oy Roman would riimment on what their been mad# public there, and iheie , )iul|1#||)|)1|]|lI| Ulll,
m i. . ,
i <■>
t , . . _ a . . . . . . . ,1 ii * t 1 l u l illK lrn* I’unsliliaiit
,r
Catholic churchman.
Slllt«*«l M il (infill Ilf [ Nmt* ,villi III* Georgia llcpsitwas no official Yugoslav rearihm
,|1#ln ,u l)o B„
ti'eutiaeeO On Vego eta)
DETROIT, July 2 7~ l4‘i With
"I believe that there should >**
■■irnl of i*nlilli- llrullh , will attcu-J
lo
latest
developments
In
relation*'
i|w
|
<ir
William
Arni'ttoiia
of
mole
then
400,000
employe*
on
it*
Mrs. RoosevsD said In her let
H, a s m it IA I'ED I'ltEHS
liu- Hnyal Colieae a* . siaduSl,'
With Russia.
Veiisdo rcplleil ihui mine laying liayrolis, (icnersl Alotoi* imluy re
7 Men Arreited On
flygleiiv.
I lu-r
l>.ifi li u( i-uul all lsi |at mien I f llllill'lllul
Tha
liaw
note
said
the
Ku*tou>i
,
u
|
|
tK]ily
epriialtsed
tank,
at
ported
a
new
peacetime
employ
freedom for every child to b*
IIiiiI ' iiii Huy
Huy region I’lloi Clulis iii Floinla, Ucutgin,
lli>- las oil Hmf*oii
Dittorderly
Charges
cltlsens
living
In
Yugoslavia
hint
w
(lll.j,
few
prisoners
would
have
menl
peak.
In hi* own r*ll$ton- In
*ACL Streamliner Is educated
been subjected to "floggings ami |iM
,| *xperl*iir»President O. E. Wilson said the lull il I'li I inn,ilia III lo tne-ik 8 ,mill uml Nurtli Carulina have
pubhc^schooU
Col. W. R. HtMtK»im *d Au»- average employment for Ihr srr- a lint Imiind - 1>»-11 oves ihe t vn lies-ii u*keil tu piuviilr llir necCHICAGO, July 27—(4*1—Seven *11 kind* of Insults."
Derailed At Alma
It SSld the re#) reason was "not mlia told the Huvlft ilrlrastr lie ond quarter of this year I* 40:1,14:1, i,:.l and Ea'ts-l N nul l* of On- r - ' u i y l is v e l fund* foi Mis* Kinwhite men were summoned into
iiiuii
committed
com i today on disorderly conduct that they
.
«
, any
. crime
. . h,u foundIt. . ."amsrlnK - that
,|. u ,ilrlrga
coinparsd with 876,079 for ihe i-iiiillliy
ALMA, ria., July 17-14*1—Tha Anns Mari* Island
Il wu* ■lillulllireil by .Mr*. Joel
hrdrial (Yrulliei Hnieuil linecharge* In connection With 0 dis msrtly that Yugoaiav authoiltir* nun which rornrs i» tin* rostrum fcri.omj ,.u lrt*r of ll>4«
ISMV
Southland, fast Florlda-to-Chlcagu
turbance near a negro family’s rsg*rd them as supporting friend Iiysin and sgsln rmimlaling giea hlgh„ , prc.war employment for i n 't e l ' in I ’lili-ugo said llieie Isn’t FI,-Id. Ilnaliro clialiliiuu, that a
Okays
Eroston
Plan
----------»r train,
passenger
train, waa
waa detailed
detailed r*
at
house In a whit* neighborhood.
ly relations between the people* himunlfarisn Idra*. »lmuld he n
previous quarter »s sin the III lull lellel III il|(hl tklu) ur In ph'liur nliow will he sponsored *1
a switch hare at 1:10 A. M. today.
toda
Tin- seven men and four juven S* Yugoslavia snd those of .hr m, «»* .««< « , « ^ (i" ^ ! ' r...... 7 U T u S l g r t f ? 1 M I whtm'uH,- mm row fui llir hot belt from the Nluvii-laiti! Gi in- lu Thvatei hy
17—(JD
BRADENTON,
July
No one waa injured, Atlantic
Itoikle* In lln- Atiunlli- i-ou*l, It tlm ,-lub *uliiutime In .September
ile* were arrested last night after Sovlst Unions________________q^ilili^partlcular proposal
_
7L,() emp)oy(| Wfr(l 0|, , jie
. . .beach
..
Coast Lina Railroad official* said. Florida's Drat taxation .for
police said they stopped cars and
look Ilk i- uII,-1 Ins day of It-uihllg* Al tin- niigge'llun of M r , Juhn L.
They said tha leal five pullman erosion control has h**a.votlii on carried antl-nagro signs near tha
in ihr ml’' and Id)’* with high Gulloway, m o m b ei* .tended to
home of Roacoa G. Johnson at
--cars of tha northbound limited nearby Anna Marla Island,
ups-rale a “g if t exrliang e" among
humidity
s& a ft tha track but remained In an
Tha little Island Voted 176 to JO 7161 8t. Lawrence Avenue.
Alulig Ihe we-il i-ussil uml Ihu the i-luh m em beis gs a means of
Johnson, 62 year old port time
uprlfht position. Tha first sin yesterday In favor of th# tax.
I'ai-lfic not I hweii
lemiieiututei raising funds,
and ta north
north
ca n passed over tha switch and Voting was limited ta proparty poslnffic* employ* end
ui<- ,uol Hunir pull* of tlie warm,
A le tte r was read from Phot
western
Unlrm
lty
gradual*,
ware undamaged.
ICautlaseS On r o e s I ts )
owner* who ar* registered In the
huiinil a n a may gel Iviiipuiury
moved
Into
his
nawlp
purchased
preclnets.
Paaspngsrs
■
aB66WRt|pili8p9WM In
466 tha
#6W-' M
dgrellad
PER6(V6$W #66
Mrs
661 Island’s
tansssai v two
*esr w pi
nveevrewf
rellrf (loin lloindi-lshower*, fine
side horns Mondag with tils
EGLIN AIR FO RCE BASK, Fla, July 27-(7P)-Behind heavily
fasli'i* 'uid. Hum fell in part* of ID creation Ball
w in transferred to th# front part
With the Gulf of Mexico corry ■ south
wife and a roomer. SOMf 1,000
of the lrtln and conthsuod their Inc away largo portion* of it* persons gathered and racks and insulated and guarded walls, lilts air V'*™ * * 'uu'ld » w*«!n« * ?hJ^ first' half T t h U y.sr com III,- Gtrul 1’lain*. tlie upper Ml**
Team Nips Oviedo
o aewo• was only
w alight beach**, Anno Marl* voted last
Journey. Thar#
road flares were thrown at the cold war lhat counts. Il is testing *" l0,t* pl*n ,*> weapons «nd men pared with |4L6S for the ssmo l**l;i|ii Valley 'lute* and uvei the
uppri Girat Luke* regtun. Th*
damage
*• * aot
not ndaaaasry
necessary summer to aot us th# state's first two-story brick h*m*. On* white against sub-n ro arctic cold.
damogo and*
an* It
H^ijfo*
period In 1046.
The "Rebel*", une of the teams
hi-avirsl full, live Inches, was re
to reroute'traffic,
erosion control district.
man was enrtef
Testa ait patrtad out in * towering all-weather hsngar that can
forming
tha City Eecieatiun Leaputted
ui
Rochester,
Mints.
The referendum yesterday wo*
Last night ( .
BEACH IM PRO VED
■wallow tha biggest military plane *
^
DDN®_______
The mercury yesterday ranged gov, deflated Oviedo yesterday
hathor to opprovo the taxes the chief of tha unlfi
whether
MIAMI,
July
i
17—W
H
*
x
new In axtstaa**, then subject U« Kglin. snd so Is ths ability uf tha
from lid ui Seattle lo l)<3 at Wash afternoon at the Oviedo ball park
3* GLENDALE. -OniM
mtro) dfatrlct eommlaaion sold i pollct detail (
control.
to n 100-nlil* per hour bliturd, or, A(l Force'* latest Jet fighters to Beach, one of th* country’s best ington, D C., and It hit us high by u score of 16 to 13.
(47—VlncmgillV
waa needed for axporlmantal work a crowd of 2,000 .
known
novsllst*,
was
reported
withering dss*rt hast.
nop its biggoal bombers, the B-84
maT mlddMWtlg
Jimmy Byrd, Jimmy Smith and
107 st revet al place* In the fur
The commission proposed to front of tha houaa.
slightly improved today at doc as
Th* axpettmloU1conducted in and the B-60.
Britt Yates pitched for th* hcU
Southwest
levy five mills o gear for two remained la th* a
tors'
hospital.
th* afimatl* hangar ar* only part f General Ktpncr said bomber*
team. Walter Routh wsi catcher.
said
poor*. Tide wonM mia* a# sad night. Cren* at
Beach, 71, wta flown here Sun
.flf lbs ini
Operations under way i m4yp frequent unscheduled atOther players were Stanley 08164$, Mo WW 4 I .■'
OLD KOTAKY
group of
day
by
ambulance
plans
in
ssrlous
■I this I 0 6 -*qiiaro mile provmu irmpts to penetrate the air prov
Guthrie, Grady
DAYTONA HEACH, Ju ly 27— leaby, Charles
otlc*m*n
!*ng*po^l«*m*n
ground. Added Interest has h««u ing ground defense*. Waiting for cundltlon, his physician said. Tha (4 *1 —KiisunU Club here today Johnson, slid Al Phillips.
'
car* cantying
author
lives
at
hie
ranch
near
ven them b*caus« of strained ir ilitm are tha newest Air Fores Jsi
Tha "Little Giant#," sponsored
named
it*
goal—"old
Hotary."
Hehrlng, In mid-Florida. H* li
tighiers,
kept on 24-hour start.
I Ilona
I
with Russia.
by Yowell*, will meet Oviedo at
CRIMINALLY
gh
JACKBONV1LLE,
a Uireat aifmenl, the , ^hr f 01*’’
wil1 ,*'* CBr*d
|fuuiiui vuniTha nlr provingK ground,
coin
Krpnsr said F-60, and F-80 Jot suffering
physician aald
(for e«ch month hy memhert who tha Lak* Front Ball Park Friday
by M n j.ftSsnaral Wllhsm lighters and F-82 twin mustangs
have had the poorest attendance morning at 10:00 o’clock.
takes new Air Forte have mad* a "satisfactory par
records during the previous month,
ACCIDENT
VICTIM
aqulsmsnt and anbjacta it to .tangs of Interceptions on tha
waa named in a club cunteit.
Recreation Schedule
PANAMA
CITY,
July
2
7
-(A
'l•trains and strsssss of assumed •Harking bombers."
*•
OodTrair
n
ijg
.
86,
died
at
Thurada y
Mihat operations.
i A visit to Eglin Is n visit to
LIFE SAVING COURSE
A. M, today of Injuries suf
ib* 11 at LakaIt decided how thaa* naw plane* ths Air Force of lha future. Tha 6:00
10:00 A. M.
Swimming instruction for ths
fared In as H I
•ax but ba used in|a|r proving ground receive* on# Sunday and an Al
m.u
S*nU>r Life Saving Course will front Ball Park.
And frequently I „f the first naw planas, guru, In ths wrack
10:00 A. M. Teaching method of
'tad with ib* atotled *1 8:00 uclock Monday
M*a w ,,nlmornlim „ ,h, Mayfair Pool, hooking ruga, making flngar pup*
amend lm- bomb* and other placet of equip- technical
th* production
It of Pansy, j rather than in tha avanjng aa pats, apparatus activity. Rtiby
Ha ia Arthur
■pitalissd Injfcrmirlv sbsted, B. 0. 8to*ia, Rad n f n .
Ala. who
Mrs! King’s Cross publicity chairman, an- « ^i00.
B. Iwimralng at Ontd*
. tha wreak
aan. Condi* nouncad Uds motnlng. BUI Flem- PooLJlpcludlng iMtTuetidn on »t4*
4 husband a
‘
ing wlU InsDud tha cUus.
’ ti«n of ail
Talmadge Predicts
Corporation T ax
Will Be Passed
(ieoigiu Woman To
IU* AnsiHted By
Sanfoiil Pilots
All Weather Hanger At Eglin Field
Wages Cold, Hoi War On Equipment
r
2
s s .r ^ s _
THE
i1
•aid. .iiul it tu- is-pile,l no, they
woiilil imiki- u hit nut <>l lhat; to
‘ TA MFA, July i l t^-i—p,,
III* iliclmoii us> to make no com
l i l t Im ptflnf V|t 1’ Hr4h1r> if*
prtrled ig mass has confrs-.rd In ment ni all in linmct resimnse .
He did «a, that all the informa
•laying a mlnlstei in donniimn
Isrtipa today. Ileavlry reported tion tin di‘|nii<uieiil lias un th*
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H. A. A I.I.E N , O w n a r
MornitiK Wnrahlp 1 1 :0(1 A. M,
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Whut Would He Find?” will ba
7:110 P. M. Youth
Fallowahlp Court 111 the Ninth finlh Ini I lrSalmon liy Rev. It. J. Uimlola.
the Sermon nuhjeet for tha avan- Service.
lull. In and for tl.rnlnnl* Cniinlv, KI:II"M AN liltOVVN, whou place
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plaintiff. and Will dniilh Htreel, Orlando. PlnrEvening Womhili 7:3(1 P. M.
The Church achool will meet at Sermon: Dr. E. D. Brownian.
•HAMUEl, !> f»H.I„ Jit. la defend- Id.: Hini you ron.eala ynuraalf *o
Sermon l.y Rev. K. J. Daniel*. 11:43 A. M. Sunday morning.
fim t an III Rft tfi it | r «fi Artlfin Hi.I iunreii* eannrit bn paraonatly
and that there la no paraon
“The Most Inipinlnnt
<Jue*tln.f
You are cordially invited to A S S E M B L Y O F G O D C H U R C H fur ifivnlrr*. 1 tint I he til In fif lt»a «.r»»d
m fia I n K V A LY N * IIA M O N A U I L L In lie- Hlala nf Florida upon whom
Faring lint World Today”.
woraldp with u».
vh
H A M ir n L l» H I L L .
F it . th » l aerviie "f prore** would bind you.
Rev.
Latvia
Allan,
Fnator
The revival continuim In the
T-u are hereby required to ap
Twelfth Street and Laura! Avanua
rrh a W h ^ X w
near
in*i In flie Circuit Court of Hembln tent. Kvcryoni* welcome. Come
T H E C H U R C H O F HOD
iiinly, Florida, In TChancery,
Sunday School B;45 A . M.
if’lrruii. in nml for HnnlnolR Conn- *I rbIp I'ounly,
and bring someone.
2309 Kim Avanua
oil *b •Hi day of Aiiyual, 1119, In
Morning W orihlp 11.00 A. M. ,v YorJ ' : ^ ........ .
n •naln anil for dfvorca ihera- (
Rev. Joe C. Crew*, Mlnlaiar
Youth iirv lc e i 7.00 P, Mi
I your Miiiirariinf:** In hjilil nrtlon on In iie m lln a . a n a b b re v ia te d I d l e o f
"Seeing the Virion", will b*
Kvangellatlc Sdrvlca 7:80 P. M. 'nr h*f»r« tlaturdar. tha Ml It day u l e h I f l l a l l l e” ,,llr.o w.* n,,,. aP l a i n t i f f
the auhjerl of Itev. Crewi^iarroon
Wedneaday afternoan
prayer " f Au«,,«i. a d . m v oth.rwl.e, v e f.'i* U n m a n llr o w n . D e fe n d a n t.
W IT.VEHM m y li m d a n d o f f ic ia l
d e f a u l t l u d a e n t e n f w ill h e e n t e r
Sundny morning at 11:00 A. H. 3:00 P, M.
ed a u a l n n l you. n n d eelil m n e n ■Ml » l H a n fo rd . F ln rld n . Ih la < th
All memher* nrc urged to be priday " f J u ly , M i l .
Hlbta Study Wrdnaaday 8:00 P. " ill prnreed m uarte
m oans
O. I*. IIKItNDON
WITNKHH inv rmnd and een
nenl and henr fhl* Important m u- M.
C le rk C ir c u it c o u rt.
(tle r k nf mild Churl al
*age.
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B I T T M ’ I ASIIR
ni: a i .
I Florida. IhU I lib day of July, A
Kvangellatlc aervlce at 7:48 P.
F IR S T P R E 8 B Y T B R IA N
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M. Subject, “The Value of a Soul
An ullur call after the mennaga. Rev, A. G. Mclnnla, B. D „ Paator A
The Sunday urhnoi begin* at
11:48 A. M. rinnae* fur all a g o .1 li:4B A. M. Church School.
Y O U R H IA R IN O
Good npirlt filled tearher*.
1 11:00 A. M. Morning Worahlp.
M R V IC I C IN T IR
7:00 P. M. Youth Fellowahlp.
I’rnyei meeting and Bible *tudy
8:00 P. M. Evening Worahlp.
•■arh
Tueaday
evening
at
7:48
P.
MILLER-BISHOP CO.
M. flume nnd tiring ynur Bibtei.
. The Chancel Choir will aing for
11H H. I'lirh Arc.
W.M.II «crvlrc each Thursdiy their special at the H om ing wor*
At THE CHURCHES
Legal Notice
(
HEARING
N IA R IN O
evening at 7:48 I*. M.
»hlp Service "Th e Publican ' by
V.I..I1. iturvbe each Friday evrn- Van Da Water, the aolo and oblug Ht 7:18 p. M. A program for llgsto parts of tha antham will lie
nil young people*
TRung by M tb . Charles Wilke «nd
T h t church string hand will fur- Mr. Robert Brown. Mra.
Wilks
ONE ACCIDENT - - ‘‘and ■•inti ihe tnuslr and the public will also sing 'Th e I<ord • Prayer
attend.
by Malotte.
you may never lie permitted I* Invited to ________
Mr. Kmmett Herndon will lead
In drive ngnin'1.
T H E C H U R C H O F GOO OP 'the singing at the Evening. WorM IL L Kit FAH M S
.ship Bervlca. The Offertory Spe
Rome pei*im, unknown to ua, ha.
lter. ii. W. Miller, Pastor
'clal "Bteal Aw ay" will ba aung by
complained in Ihr Florida In
Hervlces Sunday at 3:00 P. M. ■
lunOatta.
kuranre ('umnilealuner beennae w liteil the HlniVp in uur lulvertlne If you .land In need of a hit.ting,
FIRHT B A P T IS T C H U R C H
mrnt I'g n id ln c th" new Fbnlili. come. Mid week service* Thurs
Park Avenu# al Hlalli Strekl
day evening at 7:3(1 (', M. You are
Flnaiu’lnl Iteaponall.llity L hw .
W. P. Brook*. Jr., Paator
ml**ing somclhing
good when
John L. Miller, Kdacatlanal
We regret. If onr advcrMaeinriii 1 you me nol heie. Prayers are be
Director
could linve cnn.nl any line tu *nf ing answereil. so keep (tending
Sunday School 3:48 A . M.
fer mrnlally m liimriclnly. fin tin I your rc()tie*l»,
Morning Worship 11:00 A. M.
other luind, if mn iidvi'iTIminii'nl
Training Union 0:45 P. M.
H O L Y CROSS C H U R C H
ran*!'* H'Hiie une l>* buy liability
Iniurnnie nnd lie lias all neclilenl,
Iter. If, Lyltleton Zimmerman, I Evening Worship 8:00 P. M.
Slngsplratlon after evening ser
V . l y J ,.>*»•»• it\* v ,nv<> 1, 1.
l/»lu
(l 0 , Herlnr
In illjve, blit thru In. Inallinue,.
vice.
.Sixth Sunday alter 'trinity
iey fur (lie liijurieH mid diiiuagr.
H:80 A. M. Ifoly Communion. 1 Wednesday Service 8:00 P. M.
ip raimed in uthur*. Wlml a relicl
' Nursery open all sarvices for
Ii:3ll A. M. School Nursery.
thla would be nieiitally and fillRev. I.lewllvn
IL l!a*tlngi- children of pre-school age.
anclnlly.
I "Worship in Air-Cooled CnmI' i U'Hl-ln-chntge.
lltIDAY JULY >2, 1949
Dr. Henry McLaulin
NOTICE
Optoma trial
118 Mafnalla A re ,
Phone S18
TALBOTT’S
— D R IV E -IN —
Wall Paper - Faint
P nlB tan t a a d P aaaeh aaaarO
I l i a i . IA N P n H D AV EN UE
D r . C . K . E ld rld g e
CHIROPODIST
(F o o t
S p e c ia lis t)
At t«n o’clock on the morning of August 3. 1919 the
Seminole County Board of Public Instruction will re
ceive sealed bids on ALTERATIONS TO Till', DOMES
TIC SCIKNCE DEPARTMENT of tho Seminole High
School, of Snnford, Floridn. For specifications hoc Mr.
Elton J. Moughton, Architect, Snnford Atlantic Nation,
al Bank Building. A certified check or Bid Bond in the
sum of five per cent of the hid hill l*e required to ac
company the bid. The Board reserves the right to re
ject uny or all bids.
W ill 4p «> p a tie n ts on T h u r s
d a y o f cuch w eek fro m 10
A . M , to G P . M .
At tha
Valdez Hotel
Seminole County Hoard of /
Public Instruction
L. E. Jordan, Chairman
ftanfnrd, Fla.
Phone:— Banford 488
Orlando 8*2428
T. W. Lawton. Secretary
•£ 1 ^ ^ a t a S j S j
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A'
Hal
FRESH
M ATT KltfKH
A L L li'ailtiK wide here at home.
th e o l d
FAMILY BIBLE
There a rt few who realize wlmt an im
portant part tha old family Bible has played
in American life and hlatory,
It lay on tha table in the living room or
parlor, uaually baalde a large, shaded rending
lamp, and waa a ponderous volume, printed in
large type and bound with lienvy ornnta
coven.
t
I fo r i" .
The facia nre' If you hnve nil F ltK K M K T IIO IJIH T CH U H CH | "We've Saved a Place For You."
automobile acrldeiit and ll I* youi
West Fourth Street and Laurel J
--------------fault and vou do nol have ln*n>
Avenue
I C H R IS T IA N A M IS S IO N A R Y
ance a* pieariihed I'V law, you
Fred R. Ilnrtnn, Pastor
'
A L L IA N C E
will liave lo pay fm tb» personal
Sunday School 11:48 A. M.
|
Woman'a Club Hulldteg
Injuries nnd property damage*, If j
Morning Worshln 11:00 A. M.
Olenn E. Smith, Paator
180 or more, yon eauaeil, nr youi
Young Peoples Meeting 7:30 P .. 10:00 A. M. Bible School, Mr.
driver's license will be snspendrl M.
1.
„ „ „
,
. „„ „ „ A. Wleboldt, Bupt.
fur one year.
Evangelistic Bervlcs 8:00 P. M. < n-oO A. M. Morning Worship.
Prayer
and
Praise
Wedntsdiy gubjsct: "Resllty In Worship”.
T o gat your driver's license re
instated you will bnvn tu pass a 7:43 P. M.
fl:46 P, M. Alliance Young Psodriver's teal, anil a lot nf driver*
F
IR
S
T
C
H
U
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C
H
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F
C
RRfBT,
pl#-'
who have list! their license* re7:48 P. M. Evening Bervlca. Our
S C IE N T IS T
nawert from year lo year without
Evening Service Is an fnfmmal
ROD
East
Second
Street
taking s |c*t, may flmj they can
one, and Is designed fnr those nf
not pas* and limy not lie Issued
m.
another driver'* llrrn.c,
Subject: "Tru th ".
j**18 subject! A Hearing Heart
Therefm r. m n k A U C ID K N T imWednesday Service 8:011 P. M. 1
dar the New Law - - "anil you
Reading Room 3:IH) to 6:00 P. M.
may never lie permilled lo drive Tuesdays and Fridays.
--------- ------------- n o t i c b
~ ~
■gain".
All arc welcome to attend our
Notice le hereby »U .n that t am
servin'* and to u*e onr Reading »og**«d in hu»tne*i *1 mu (.'•Dry
AI IT'D INHUMAN! E
* --------- H a n fo rd , H a m ln n l* C o u n ty,
As.nu*.
Km mi.
■P h ir lr U uunder
iu ta r lha IIHItlou* nama
A t A Hsilng In Coal lo Cnreful
•Walaoli nmt that I In- |
S E V E N T H H A Y " A D V E N T IS T j&
'lS '"\T
r a .l.l.r **ld
..id ...m
Had
to regular
name. pur
lltlrers
Elder A. E. Deyo, Paster
'suartt to th» term* of ih* "FlctlFiller
I
V
MhrfflelH
F.kler
L.
R
Huns
Nam.
Htatut.i'
to
Heo. ,
ninsr i-. ,v Mneiiiew, r.wer 1* n .
0> Florida Htstute* mwill
i with
Shepard, Assistants
ih . ctsrk of ,th* ctn uit rnurt o f,
Thomas Wellsr, Habbath Hflw*l *smlnote County Florid.
(fM itfte|l*||«M|
Superintendent
S- « Touchion
Owner.
Rnhlisth Hchool 0:80 A. M. 8*4- July 1, IMS.
urilay.
Preaching 11:00 A, M. Ssturd^j. IN ("OUIIT OF Till: rm 'N T Y
JUIX1K,
HKMtNdl.K t'OUKTT.
Phone 101
Prayer
Meeting
7:30
HTATK OF FLORIDA. IN FltnWulnexilay.
B ATE.
A l Wallace Phone SIR.It
A Cordial Welcome to (vary In re Ihs Kststa of
C, M, Hoy cl Phone 231-lt
y. J Jsrry,
One.
Deceased.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAT CON-
a : £ / i T . L ’:‘f„3» i,
In addition to tha teat, It contained a
number of blank pagta on which were in
scribed the vital records of the family—hirths,
deaths, and marriage*.
In many famillaa It waa tha custom of the
head of tha houa* to read a passage from the holy
volume bafora th* family dispersed for bed. It was
regularly uaad for funarata, marriages, and the periodic
viaita of th* mlnlatar,
Th* old family Bible hat for fenanttlonn set the
moral and aplfitual pace of America. It has Inspired the
fainthearted, comforted the dlatressed, counseled the
panitant. W* cannot afford to lose it* influence upon
our Uvea.
Oo to church on Sunday, and hear God's message
from the Old Family Bible.
-« ■«*■• r . . r i i . '. r : r™ vn
U g a l Notices
ta hereby slv.n
that
Margaret J e r ry filed her final re
port sa Executrix nf the eatate of
8. Jerry, deceased; thol a h . .
filed her petition for (lost dls- {
tit apply |
th at she
charge, and that
r able llnu^lsa
tin
Honorable
Men
ilrotn. County Juitse of Hemlnole
County, Ftnrldn, on ihe Hat d a r
of July
1S4S, for approval of
fam e and for final dlechars*
Kxscutrlx of the aetale of Z. J.
Jerry, deceased, on thla fla t day
of July, l i f t
MA1IOAIIKT JKIIttr
Mieculrli of the estate nf
1. J. Jerry, deceased
Calling All Young People
To Enjoy
Youth Service Tonite
H eir Dr. Daniels' Dramatised .Message oft
“In Tune with and Married
To The Wrong Sweetheart”
Cnk* party fur all Yming Peuple at ties* of servlt*
Saturday 7:30
Sunday 7:30 P. M.
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C H R ISTIAN S
"Th *
M u it
Q ueation
Im p o r t a n t
F a c in g
Th a
W o rld T o d a y " .
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Notice I s hereby iln n that An
ita B. Donatae filed bar final reioH as administrator of lha aatata
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flaaaaaadi Ihal
iha filed bar Million for final dic
t a t e , **4 Ihal aha will apply
a lha Honorable o. Douglas manilrotn. County Judas of Seminole
> s n tr^ lTorlda on iha n th day
if August. l i f t for approval of
iana and far float discharge aa
Umlnlstreter of iha aatala of
[plfa O. Boaton, deceased on thla
Ifal day nf Ju lr n o
A N O JH n D O U O LA a
Uualor of iha
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N E W H I ' A l 'E R
M ONDAY
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W EA TH ER
Generally fair and rather w a nt
throu|h Tuesday, tl|ht t u t l t l r
* inde.
t
>
25. lt»4D
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-'i i . ■ —
Leased W ire
P ri
N o . 240.
™"j*’
, 3,'inaiySouthern
Democrats
Week U Hit In ,
_
1 i
i- i. . .
SenateHearing L .O S 0 v x O lU lC l I I I r i g h t
M oses
A id
W h ic h
On A nti Poll T ax Bill
A m i I.o v p D c n v
A tte m p t
Is
M a ile
K s tu h lis h
" C / a i”
A llia n c e
W A S H IN G TO N . July lb uVt
- Pioident
brumal) signed tinf historic North Atlantic treaty i>«
day and inmirdiairly asked fun
Urn* to back it up with a $ I.-fill
000.000 (oirign arms program
The Chief Executive said llir
Western European mrinbeii id tl..uculy ratified militaiy all.... .
a, well at oilier nation* aiiuind
d.e globe-must liave Aiueritaii lirlp
lo build up their defenses against
£ th e threat of Runian aggirssmn.
Barely an hour befurr hr sent
a spatial message lu the lawmakeu
pleading for swift appioval of Inprogram to meet "the mint pir»
ring current needs," Mr. Tnimaii
penned hit signature to the lalifim
turn imtrumenl of the Allautn
Pad.
He called tht* treaty - in 11fii*.l
i only Ian Ylitiradav tiv mi S'.! !■
* 13 senate vote — ‘‘a liiilm lr xt>-|,
toward n woilil of pear.-, 11 fin '
world, free fiom fom."
’’But It la only on,- »r.-p " He
raid III tl statement ismii-,1 lit ilu
White House signing o-ti-mol"
"W e must keep om«elv,-> moml
ly and materially strong. HV iiiu -,1
■day our part in ludpiiu! to etn-ng
thru freedom everywhere."
That wua III!" tlnuui' of Ini
anna aid mr-sangc to r-uigi,,--k
Hv aticxslng wlinl lie cnll.ul "Hu" moat pressing CUN Hit m o li," Mi
Truman obviously wim hoping to
abort circuit demand* in t'ongr«-»a
for a lea* ambition" piuyiam
Tw o Republican acniitiii* olio
have played un Inipuitimt pun in
drafting till* country'll li pnitnuin
foreign policy had i r i w l rulvimco
Hotter on the Admin in11 utIon I lint
Ita view, may not cuim-ide with
tl'aailnaM on r « « , « l« i
r d
lN I) K ( * K N I) K N t D A IL Y
$ 1 .4 5
A rm s
N a tio n s
E lk s A id
TH E
T o
I ’o r
M e in t>
K ie ltls
W A M IIM .IO N , July S i/|», l.roigc II l.utr, pirtldrnt id the
I’ittshuigli lnuiolidatltni t >>al lo in
piilil. to.lav driiouiltrd |ohu 1.
l.rw n liner day tt.uk week in I hr
.oni lii’l.li at "lo n lm atom
ol
pin air i apilal.
lie w a* aecutiiled by Senatui
(tolirilion ( l ) \ * ) , who tailed I hr
(ilitdilrd woiktiiK ptogiatli aiiiunm
ird fi\ I hr l mini Muir W oileir
l*4t luilr Ml * ’bold o .n l a. | lo
cnulinl pio.lui lion and pn.r*
Many M Muir,, pirsidclil ol t
S. ^itrrl l oipoialion > coal rub
ti . Lodge, center, exullcr rultir of Elk Lodge DM) i, -huwu building a f"lli check to J. 0. •itbanri. 'aid " i r u s r damage to
it'.i. in .Ol, •luilnmiii ol the Fern aid-La light on Memorial II i.'I uih I diivc fm Imnh Ilu .......
uiiailertV• i li -in Hie tmibeen.* held hy tho Klk* on Julie 23. At left i- ( nil Udliinn* who m ivid a* chief bar* llir toal iinlurliv and national ri
i-« hi i in tin- |*i ,*|i<n ut iun of thu meat anil next to loin i> I U l.uwion, pii-nidt'iil of ttir lloipltfl •Ulouiy lould ir •nit f4mu llir pul.n
\..... luiion J i. iiii1* K. How laud at right I* foituci n u l l ii l m in nl the l.odgi'.
tern o r.I I.y I ru n uiiiiri*
Federal Judge (75,000 S p e n t
Rules Rent Law j For Lunches In
Urnconstitutional County Schools
School
Ken
T i*
W ill
He
S u p ie n ie
S e n t j 3 4 2 .6 8 0
C o u rt,
M e a ls
S e rv e d
Yea
a
P la n
lb \& )—
the first
light lo block
1House ailiou on an anil-pull tax
bill
k i i u i U S 1 I b n tiir.I in Io n * adjournment
b rlu ir llir I L o ir could stall eon*
‘ H I' v . " loll
1.11*1 I rdMore llu n i/S jH k t was sprnl I stdriui, d.r mcasnic. bul lost by •
r u l I '.it. o i lodge llw y u It M ia w d u iin g llir si bool trim in pin. id .oil . all n .ir ot I A I tu 102.
I--L - t.rl.i il,r rtiltif l ‘MM Rent ,m g lunches toi an a ir ia ^ r of I S J \
| hr m o ir was engineered by
' olili, ! I i.
.unsillntioual
cbsldrrn r ir iy wlnnd dai In 1*1 Itrp t.o iirtl i l l I m as), outspoken
Il.o .n r ,
I..- mlmg does not schools id Seininolr County. Mis
nmt ol she pioposed law lo
H
S
A tto rn e v
Says.
In
KI
D u ritu f
A id
D rin o iia t, Ion
,udav III
B y
C o m m itte e ;
Raps
W ASHING I ON. July
W ere
P ro
O kayed
House
N .u lh riii
A |H > e .d l
H e a lth
g ra m
I.t llli'll
lliran dial
On id* Wilson, louniy Inm It lo o m ! I.ai leiy ol poll taxes as a preirnt lontiols
li........ It
supetuiot. i tpoited today
r.pnsiir to lining in elections for
A , ■r , i.inrnr attomey said an
The total tinnihn ol lum lin told I'lrwdrist, k r Pirti.lenl or m tnillir tlorr ipokr out as llir Stn
Iiniiir.iiair s, *-ral will he made to Wai 142,684 In addition. 18 lid tJflJ
t/ongirsi
air llaiikuiH l oiiinutlrr la.on hr.I
'Ntpirnir lo u ii
htnrhri w n r guru, tier besides' l ..-nett's motion iailed 46-3U on
* loll w *lr un r.liy ilioii into llir l^f 1
............ ' * apian, i lurl l Imago those paid bn by si bool and cm . an initial standing mte when only
i prialion* ol tl.r ...*| mdotliv ami
'
'be bousing rapritder, organiralimis
a bandlul ol dir lurnsfacit had ard.r a . P u tin ot tl.r l MW
said llir Is, ...li br ad.iiiuiilried j q j (||r
,,„||av g4 (l|)>)8 w a v .'i'c d m llir ibainbri.
Dotli M «r- aii.I l o i r drulrd
and rut i >t d priuluig appeal
|spf|l| fo| t<liui
Hr |()1 U|„M
Rep H u s (D O In u ) asked for
Hi tt ,tn\ .iMrHi(»t i. |jr iit|| ni.iitr
I AI LA i lAMsf J.. JlHY J *
IJhlr*' (iiHrithit \\PAi!!rri *
JII, Ik't *l,,u hrld that m insert- (|u|
„„|l11r> (,| ,|,r a mil .all lo p i r thr bill's supr[
(1
1
1
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i,
......
.
t
/
A
I
»i
tiir
lilt miiitl, ri sill ififiiiir a !**♦» 'null voir
(uilli llir I I n u •»ns1 SriiMtr
l,.,ii >lausr m llir art, lallri ainuunt thr l minis Slm ol poilrn 11llir to lound up thttf
mg <• b a]
lo ttikr op nov Ir^ill,ih«*r» %
\ > r Sr,,. I Spr.ial srssli.lS rv .rp l irvniua- ‘-IlilllMlK >1IA i is tl in(iu't i v I,, i
l Mltk'tf
.sbiogalrtl its waillllie Board paid oul U>.87ti to. ulililies. loo rs
" I B e lie v e I n S e p a r a
•
I
|
.
),
I.Uf|.
'-4
III
*ll4t
t* Hut
laisiny mrawurs
|>IIH r i '
ttppolienls u n r i-sprcted lo tty
disliibutinn ol "unmothlirs r.pop
tio n O f C h u r c h A n d
ill Ills illlioumrinrii' oil pr.ial session plans W atiru said lie be i *11' .Ilf* iilltlri ,,.li tu vf In 1
III
I I H.« whole law i« ln- menl ami supaisi'ion. Mi* Wilson ! i-s i -i \ pat ilaiiirut.il y device at
j'<ikf'lll ill
tle il uillii 11ir
I lout iiuiuuiml to delay a show*
VIII iitfili t f.v ,1 clause pci mining
S la t e ." S h e
A s s e r t s lieves the session sliontil l-e 'Mi- •
Vnts-d etillrely" to till- inising -if
,low n
t, it nil ti lull tillitr tt.l'ii
"I fit I - i.t it > guvei nli it- nI ill v - staled
H was tiic til Hi ll.niat* effort
*v»4*ltw l. •(h! s utrols in liu-ii ler
IllCOrill- fill
Hie Inn, I, j
NEW Y O R K . July 25— < / !'> - revenue.
M.--xy. ll ■klf"U |If.llUftl
lliJit
In less Hum ten ' em s in pair an
t'liiler Klorliln law nuttiing >\
I Hss It
t... ui option
j gram war f7'l.tllil M i- Wil
‘ li 1•*II Hi pt II. In .1 l.v 1 -5 *
M u. I i*nklin l). Itonifvclt, an*wer- cept vsliist i* lliclmle.l in tin- gov
i isis
this |o„iision| revealed Ml this am...... . ».>«'(*; *
" " I ' ,' 1'
.1 lslft*t
till, t »»., 1-h II* »iai«t l* fi
itik iliaigr* ol Francis Cardinal •rnar's roniinl cnll fm 11 spe. ini
lull." fill .................. I.y waa derived from sale ut lmn-li.-s
And Sens..... hem iK Mul uplck«tI
’ . »•lit *t ..I?
1
toil k'
tl
|UO|D•
ulliei
I
The
Depaitnn
nt
ut
Agriculluie,
*d
up
'«ij*p,*sr
today in lit* effort
.Sprllmaii that «lir ba* a "tccord session cun lie colislili-i rd . v -•|>t
< i .iii i , f Us powers i,,
ititlnMni Mu CdH* »ii ■
| was IP,(mil. Sale ut sandwiches, to '-an I
s recovery fund* fgr
l‘, , ' 1i nun it I'ceneles
ui Miili't'Allioluiini," laid today she i hy « twn-ttdllls Vote id holll
, drinks and leg cream Inimgln tl (,
Kumps-au iintVni which conI i i ..pillion Was Issued n an
b..d Slljipot led Allied E. Smith. I Wnrieii simi mi ns-1-. I tin- Sep 7
- ijuui'x to luiiiuiiuiire taste IndurtI I S li, ...... l-i I igbe K Wood' li.uisiog
,
,
i
lles
a ('ntlmlii, m rveiy lampaigu that date following n closed o.-iks-ml
etpedllei He Muiglil all InJUlWllon | ritlrly-IWo regului selmol Iline li | Senatoi Wlieiry of Nebradtt,
T
.
lo i.sltu m tho Shoreline < s>op«’ia , wurliara WI-I* eiutdoyrd School
mealing with 33 legislntn.- Is-ti.l
be ttiaue.
C h i l i R c r o m m e n e ls ; M
\ e te r# n 8
W o rk
‘ ----------------,1 works-is have |
She made llir comment m lier era at lienrhy Wakulln Kpimgs
m e rno Vi!:» K 1171J1 8 1 t'l.iiago.11” ****1
* o ^ rtr'r'vw'lantVvvlItTi'tf' ' 'GHtrail V*l>'A r * l T 1,1* un c « ^
Both
lie
nml
tinlegishiiois
is» fioni ei kcttrig IM teuniiiA
I he lieen vary co-operati'r amt witting
.. ____
. . o
., urupoa
DruBal«|
C o n s t r u c t io n
o C iA l Itc g io n & l
copynghlrd iolumti "M y
D a y ,'
I Judge dtsnilaaeit the patiilun.
|to makg chati-i-C*Aed m ref sis^-.Ue«ued atalcmant thut a Mp.-cud sea"I am happy ImieeU." Kem aalfL
puhlislird in ilia World Telegram. alon win. lieceaiaiy til piorlili- 'Uf
N t* w C i v i c
C e n te n L ,
, . Vl-r»’ In *hi* written opinion, Judge
nweaaary In feeding cl,
"to has e these two illitlngul4h4a
,r Sttss
S ll" N'liney
Niiiiey White,
White, ai
assistant Shaw said Dial Tong re** .li.mld ‘<«»*
" I want fieedoin uf lebgiuti tu pia- flrlcnt revenue to meet ihu 'lialisMr*. H
............. .
►enatuis join ui* in 1 lilt* muvamMt
to
I
I
Hoyle,
county
servleti
have
merely
set
»
m-w
expimimu
have
als„
been
inoa
co
upe,nme
bonn
rusts"
of
State
governlm-nt.
i
l)i
H.
W.
Rlipiri
lit,
c
urrent
vail ps.lhL--e*iihtrf,*^'J*t wrote.
to 1m l, Hu- use o f it o lla r a o f A fB office I- , '-eteiiiiin affairs, spent
They
agreed
at
least
ffih.llOll.iii/O
,
r(|r
"
I.
e itc a r , t n a p l i i e i * to s u b s ld lr *
She said that in caiupaigiiiiiK (or
rtary and past presislrnl ol Fii.lrn ui ttie Vi'lernu* Admin disle if It wleiied to ...iitiinie the
I ..Id rent control act m force
l(l1"* Hmid. . aupeivlaor ..........he
in new revonne will lie needed t « '
thr Sanford Rotaiv ('lull, irp.utr>l 1st i ui
Smilli lor 1’ieeidenl she was slim k- meet Hppioprilillous In tiill
II i-tr i,.mi I off no at I’ass
Nch'iol Hum d Iium jiulrtl m Mu’ iie i iiiio n t * ,11 H o c ia lis m In G r * 4 l
l i , Huns. F i l i n e r , o r a n y o th e r O f
A
ihitwn
rd "hy the extent of what I cunThe restriction on mnlli-is to on thr irernt New \’oik ninvrn n Hi ill. met pel hiiiiiiu I, and ol. lu- intended tu find Ho- lii|!' act l“ o«cuin 1lie P 1
Ho la iu c ip a liiig n u t lu lil- "
•
tain. I mu,'ll fitMt lutllil illfornui dlognl. At that tun. lu- said it niiii'li lnM'it*Al.
F a ilie i,
1,-g is ln t in n i p e r m i t t i n g
ta m ta
T . 'i T T,S , s . pnll_ tideird Ingotry against the Homan
cimsiilercil lit the special *.-*• lion, the I aipoil Spilllgs m n lri
I toil
. i'I i-iiiiis
affuii * nml >.i.s not certain wlu-Hu-i l,o would
a'hlMtU |IUlllU'
I
tie
following
u-o ,,f fuf>,min,bun in federal health
law enforcement officer* In I*.ilk Galhnln church, and I •rilamlv 'ion to revenue, means Hint Mil'll rm r, and the local board ot dor,
lu lumn i|Ui'sl(»n* 1uadi' Uu.-w in, 1 lire omii. la" ..1 ki h1
tin*"
«* ..........
Iml i*4 *in
tin* 1P S I* A Inin'li fu n d * 111 p n v u t e as w e ll us p u b lic
“ *l‘“
county were arreated todny r.n I do irnt vsith In encourage any thing mattei * as a l.nlliling progi am for ton mrrling at llir home ol t .<■.
•>- nos ut Hu- local ..fflce
liiunr
|•
*
'R
1
jib
liftirvi*.
I
n
W
t*
Vli.iv,
«y
Hu 1 iiii I v tin- lu. at ,.,.M,ui
lu.uls w as iip p n iv e d h y a B u J ia
talc insiitutinitsv to- delayed
1. •ns ml 1 ,iilui.',l 1.1 ki-v >>f ..... Id lie lield ins ul, ,
L h ' Muiiiih *. I. villain ttvinli , ,, io iu i - i , i - s i d i i 'o m i i i i t t c *
federal Imllctmenta i-hnritlng Mint
||i*t k in d "
loiiliy last week. Ill all ad.hr - I >
ilcu. urui po,si,ui,ol uf 1Im< *talu
1111'll, W list'll ellltl till Mllra- li«*MI'
‘ hay beat up two negro prlaon-1 ( . , (| s |,nun l(l
\tHr, j t,,i I wo yruis
I lie h ill is s im ilu i lo u tie a lie a d y
li uHlIhUfii Dm l*n«r H i!
No loiildliiK pioject* were In loir llir Rotary Club at its bill, I.,
"III, *- 1,'
I diooild II
Ol
t i t in violatlnn or tliu nugioui
v
i t 44iiiliMi*«( I i h F i t i R ia l
tt A H IIIN tiT liN . t„i\ .Ms uPi
today
to
M
is.
Kuurrvrll
last
I
holiday
j
,-io.led
in
the
geneial
liUU.UlHi.UUtl
Ituiiat,
till
til
lun
(
■
■
111
In
I
r.
Mm'
ife civil, light*.
lt>,using
Kxpeditei
l.gh
r
Woods
mu in 1siiian tor tin* Kloriilu -aid today tho go' n 111,ielil "will l . p t f i o u I N i h I F i l e s
W 1). N ii liolson, pirsiib'iit ,1 'I ,
U . 8. Dialrlrt Attornev H e r -1criticised her (or hrr oppontion uppiiiprlutions lull passed by Ihu
Iwrt 8, PhJI1lpa_ Identified the
|r l|r ,at (undr lor parochial and n-gidar st-saliiii Tlitess ita sup N h Iio Isoii fillick Co. was wrlcon...) ('•pa iiiuni, A iiii -i loan legion
s1. rurally atipcal" 1,.e dec I-ion ,-r
p ... .
M f i u l i t i s h i i ) C a rilN
pints is can tinimci
muster a iwy*iiurtia
two-third : * ,i
Serv to. Mffioet Melvin i> luderal illaliici . ---•11 ttiul Hie
i | fa
; i *i .
poiirm
i i
i
man at Police Thief William C. private nbools.
H r .aid that you. mBJi(lity (|f ,1|Jt|l ||ul|„ , ( „
nlu the ctuh a. a nrw mrmbn I
ills
gaae
*1*1
Brock, 8r.. of Mnlherry; Bolire
iuin
runt
cuutiid
ud
is
uio-oii
until the lu&l regular •
( resident lieotKe Nine, .I.Chief
William
W. Devnnlt of record ol anll-talhohciim 'lands |irl„ ,
I* 1 <t 1
l jiupl.rll t ossing
•niutlimal.
W o r k is d u e lo s t a l l v e r y so o n
pointed oul (hat Mr. No Iih U.hi I, * I U l l l l l u T H
A ilv o n it o
Bartow; Knacoe W. Tliornhllt, n for all to see-a record which you m-sm.iii .
I KMI
Wouda said to a hurt Stale I wi,i, I, hits sent Ih ■I Mi
V h ii' 1 "* •< " '* « • " ‘' t h i n o f l l i r m u n ic ip a l
'
.110,1
lean
1
0
g
1
o
li
mi-in
I'iie Ii'strli'llim also would pre- licrn a mrmhrt o f llir lani|i.t . I n l
Bartow
policeman:
and Paul y„nr,rll wrote on the page, of lu*
‘ ‘ - w lim n in g p o o l, f o llo w in g s ig n in g
A r i v c r t i H i n g It, I- III
I* ;i| it » r
, 11,1- ,0 I u-pal 11ne-lit lirnduuui tcl s
'•■1,1 any- liiiiiiuing of appropria- and ul the Augusta, (la. ilnb. ai.,1
W„ have 1 evened no official .0 I .tllaha--oe, Is tin Ihliil oust i t th e c o n t ia c ls F r id a y r t t n l n g
'i,,i.s try the so caDed "economy
wont ol) the ileclsh*, us 'el llol in M,r --Iat. to send cauls thole, w i t h th e 1 la ) I on T o l t t t l U C ttoh Co.
Was a "good KoUtiau" -in.I "tl..They ported 11,000 hond apiece ‘tnnimeills of dliciiniination
Hi
f t : 1 1 K M t t i n ; , l o i v L'b
ill,.-" unless its uiciiitiera gol a
M a n a g rt C lif
it 1 lie rent act is dudmed uncoil ip,, , , -oMni-oidci I if tiallowav o f O ila n d u , ( i t )
kind v( a man w* want in ....
11
\ pi , - g , it 111 uf Hie F l o r i d a
ll*Blla««a on Paga lia r
and were relenaed. No ilnte line worthy of .in American rnothci
fo r d
M c h it it ii n
a n n u u n e rd
rh ls
stitiillonal wo will naiuiallv up iiHIM-ulicrd toilBV
I
l
i
n
k
s
a
V-UM.Imill'll
c
a
ll
in
g
fm
11101
mug
Mr*.
Roosevelt
wrote
that
hei
midst".
been eet for trial.
psuil to a high |*| I'tllll I '*
W
lh
,n
ig
h
H
ie
t
u
r
d
s
re
a
c
h
e
d
th
o
u.'l.'iiM'd
Use
u|
iio
wspap
el
u.l
Hyde
I'rirk
telephone
mimln-i
is
PreHidrut Too I, v c.nimiou-l. 1
Fill th e , c iin a ld e i alloil ol tha
I 'o l ic f C a t c h N e g r o
Brock and .leuulnga are acJ - l a l I liio l. l III a illp lU I I d s o n . t i l l ) p r o te c t I* d u e lu l u k * p la c e lu , i t , s in g I,. I,unks w h s u u H m o d to
Hotarlan* l.ea l.e*liet, It.d. M
citied of Imallng, chocking and HUpposeil to lie privnte, lull It lung
I’ll
tw
o
m
a
ll
fin
s
is
h
u
d
u
l
l
r
u
d
y
1
u
n
k
ing
o
f
f
i
c
i
a
l
,
h
i,
la
v
l.y
J
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A
I
n
A
c
t
O
f
S
t
e
a
l
i
n
g
n l g i i t u l t h v N ie e lliig o f th e t it y
llama,
Bniulnll ('liase.
And'
cutting Lmilae Lee "Vicki" Hous every few mlnutsia after the b-ttei
I
in n o n e I lia n mo p e rc e n t of Tomndsslon ut H no oVIm-k
in a l .- i u f t-u i i M v t - i s , c h e l r m a n
Carrawny and Jack Hatigou 1
ton, IB, of Mulberry In mi nt- wit* made publir hy Tardinalj
iil'.n
m-w
o
io
in
t
ir
i
s
h
ip
s
1 Ilu- ri"t-'ii,,Ion's pul,lie rcla
nmrumg j u.ituc** >>f I'nirolman Herman the work they have doin' m po,.tu
tampt to force her to tell where Hpcllnuiii Inst Kriday
—■
Ilu ) wen- Keys Mcuoiiial Post
-Us cuiiiiullli-e.
huahand had fled. The Iiiip - Slie siiiil muil doc* nut reach then- 1 ||MIrn-tt eaily .Hulmduy morning ting the municipal *wlmming p"
A report un the recent dilvr lo
,p , ,,| Isluiuuidu willt 3d L o i i I h
Alp-lev addressed the ipiaiteily ■Hite funda for Fernald l.aughlon :
benrt, Willie Houaton, wa* charg until between 11:00 A. M and |irsulled ill Id* delectllig utlil ar- ■ml cnlled iittciitlini to the t . '
, uu.l Piurllus I'aik with
that
Hn<
Botaiv
f'lut>
hud
....
..
l'J:t)(l
noon
and
ill
flr«r
her
*.-ni.............
l
ewis
Wright,
k
’5
yi-af
old
el,Mg
uf
Huf
l-,i
u|„
t
'
" el",g of
M -ii.li, I onfeiemu*. M,.imoi|b| Hosplfal w III he made - pt oieniheis.
ed with aiiault on a white man.
I('ualla>e4 On !•**» alsl
tnry
wa*
completely
myaMffd
„,gn,,
n*
the
latter
attempted
lo
,
Ih.
National
Association
of
...........
„
DaVault
and Thornhill
are
the hoaid of I |i,,. In the fuet tliul ul Hie eon |
charged
with beating
Jnme* "and I had lo tell liar t" say then-1..move »iu*e» ami clothing from
h„nk Audit.... and t om pi.olier. ,|(rw.,„ r, Thursday «afternoon a t 1, ............... Philadelphia nest month
•Ian* f“ i visits to L>AV pulls
E
v
e
r
e
t
t
A
h
I
h
t
h
H
wns
no
comment,
since
I
could.,,
v.iilibitor
opening
In
the
real
uf
u>.
"Papa" William*, Itl, of Barlow
■ Conn
•
•
1
......
1 lie Fifth
District
3(HI o'clock at the
House,111',
HIM, due* .......
MISV ................*
tu tamed •
to ihiongli.ini
to make him admit another negro hardly comment
on something me 8 (*■ I'esrkliiie »tme wliure lie
Mre cnltiriiltti-i- hi* In-aiJ- re- |' W. Lawton, president uf I lie |» i 'i!‘ effeitive Gel t. it will be wen- auiniimcvd liy l.uuis |(.,tiihJ*.
D
i
e
H
I
n
H
o
M
t
l
i
M
l
K
*
'
had atolan a platol and money, which I litul nut yet *cen.'‘
hu*l1 cmicealeil tneni.
•utly uiloptp.l II III,'grain , idling Hunpllal Aisoclatluii, utiumincrd .1 ,' I Ma1 l,,‘t|l to Ills- ,11,kl if ISIS'III i !m I i let commander, at H,, DAV
Tha casll- ard unrelated.
"Now (hut 1 have had linn- t"
Mright, an einployaa I j the
1., i . will |>uv these dues light liieutlng Thursday night at lh»
U'-'ll nil I'loir,I,i l,niik-*,lo do mure ihi* uiortling,
.
T
I
T
H
8
V
IM
.K
,
July
Itf.
M*l.eglon Hut Chuiles Vodoptrh pr*P h llllW ' ealA Willlanra
wna lead the letter carefully,
-he ........‘ [.‘" l ,^11**1^ ha hld w l
'"(’ •■rtlallig oil Hie
H J. Harnea. hospital adi„l»,U- u«,iV t>. It W Deane in .lames sldeil.
Kvrrett
II.
Aslu-raft,
HI,
pn
-ol•
batten tto badly with a rubber mid, "I "hall, of course, anawei t>*»<i l
^
arllelaa,
. ..n m h , W 'u d d h e m .ll'io l.m ly
wl|, #ul)m„ hu ipiaitvily •Singleiaiv. -aid Coinniander Hal
Delegates to H im leceilt D A V
I wnv
hoi# and -'ffatrl that ha had arc- the Cardinal m-r.unally and ln
. Vi,V,,e *r V7i 05 u"lnf tha pa. and principal owner of tin- < >'■
••Hlivtel.aal ''auks hut the bank- lw|m„ „/ ho.pltal activities
elate council in Jacksonville reten*
Bank
of
Tituuvlllian.I
H-'■ami.t-elt
I
oMsilie
l'"»*
estircts
lot.. Internal InJurlea, Including tall, However ance I cnaldar
!L He . L revealed that three
' v ll(l«IUe*s as a whole. Il tecolul„ i,.oil i itx ll'iit ieci.nl of 41" ported oil Hie meeting. Thcs« inkldnay hamorrhagea, and wna un- Important that there ahuti,! he
, p,|r 0f Citiren* Bank of Bunnell, dml ,o in-tided ui-wspHpi-r space ns tile
It,,licit
Howell, lifurg*
8
A.
M.
yeatenlny
ut
ii
Rwkli-'ls.....Mil,mi
Iio uulle u lew m-w eluded
abla to walk for wceka.
| little l.lttrrneaa aa poaal de "J |*
^ i , he had hidden
( llivdiiiin ful H im pill pone, AuaLout* Kotundo. I.eon
)u,N|i|tal. He hud been III ul..... ,'i said.
n,,-iiti.ui'
him nliMii.lv submitting Williams,
Tha district attorney aald Mr*, gendered among ili« lrote*timt.
( lalt,r remuvw|.
•
Iw-viiiau Janie* Young, Charles
1 1 , 0 uPldh-Htum*. he teveuleil
Honaton received brnliea, well* |Catholic and Jewish grappa, ....... t.ie.l that ha had Intenjad to aall two month*.
Vodoidrli, Gaylord Mufflcy and
In di-lnilmi: H im h*siic|mII iiii ‘s
Mr.
Ashcraft
served
a*
liipu
i.
and knlft
acara which
madi any olher rellaloua groups (|l ""J |.i.T
maiio
gmids, except for
* r the
Douglas Hlenstrom.
i . uiiiliii'Uiliili.iUs, Ausley illiistiaIN D IC T S S E L F
Fled
■ he had glvtn tor of the Seminole County Hank
M^era, opeialol uf a
claar photograph* 10 daya after nation, •
I shall not diacuaa this I'.':.
which
his talk with exlillilt* uf ails watch repal
I'H
IR
Y
Ha.,
July
26—
HP)—
A
III
Kunford
about
"(I
years
ago
shop uu Fust .Second
piMliun any further on a personal
ward*.
H O A R D M E E T IN G
Suffering from exhaustion, h. I T . 1,!1.'!!" '
I'jiess siTei-t fo rV n u m K e r of year*, died 11.,ukt,,n county grand juror has
inula with
Cardinal Spellman.
hnsin
Bpeiimnn. 1 ■Tj,()
, lltlu|m>), Harriett mada tho
The County Hoard of Putdic In
bf
the
Leo
County
Hank,
Fort
voted
to
indict
himself
on
a
suddenly at Ilia home lu Floral
o rn c R clom ps
f)ii4**M l)n«ic t»rl|pfi muiit lj® ititfd t
ui r|h»u I 2:00 A* Mr Th# wna admitted to Floridn Nanltm
struction
will
meet
Thursday
'liors, of which lie I* cashier.
i bulge ,.f uiieratlng u lottery,
Height* at 7:10 A. M today
s Tha Ramlnble County Agricul- on matter* which we think Impm■.
rBr|ng a charge of grand lum la Orlando several m oniimorning at 10:00 o’clock at tha
II,.
ts
K
E.
Bateman
Hr.,
64Funeral arrangement*, under
tural Coiiaarvatlon Aaaoelatlon o f-, tant, lint that can be done a* d ll U r,.inVl has been transferred iron, ago. Later he wa* returned to In*
I’uiirt House and tha 1849-SO
H O U G LV S I'N D K K K N IF K
the dliectlon of Erickson Funeral vrai old Winner Rohblns fanner school budget will he submitted,
flea, located In Uta office of C o u n -1 »c-n* ami not a* member* of
n i y Jail to the C ounty Jail, home and then tu Hockledgr.
,,,,,1
,afe
oiiMiatur,
who
seconded
LO
N
D
O
N
,
July
L'f,
t/
IV
-ll.
H
..........
„
.......................
..
Home, will ha announced later,
The banker rested for n time at
, tv Avant C. R. Dawson, will he particular religious faith.
, aj,| I'olIce Chief Roy Q. W IIHupt. T . W Lawton announced
in*, our........ .
Wobaeeadoi Lewis Dongles will pending the arrlvaV of relatives,
the liiimo of Mr*, Aafirraft'a p«
*1— J
tornqrapw
whtla
Orlo » l Wgnt freedom of religion tu hlimB ,|>l> morning.
Hit" morning. He icvealtd that
Members
->f
the
grand
|urv
rents,Mr. and Mr*. J. It. I'epper "toergu a major Operation for ritIt'eallaeea fra eosee
Mathtaui, admhnUtratlv* officer,
there will be uu Inclease in milldisclukrd
the
Information
after
GANGLAND H A ID
O f Titusville, hill failed lo Impioii- ...."I of a cataract from Inn left
MOtmR LK A D R R D I M
and Mr*. L . M. Grantham, clerk,
Naddischarged the age. All interested parsons are
C H IC A G O . July 26— DP)— Th* ................
C I.K A R W A TE R , July 8 K -M 7 and was taken to Kuckliidgi, again vi- today.
M O R A L D IF F E R R N C B
a rt attend
Invited to attend the mating.
jt> w e t conferDie American
eiuhassy
an- tnillel rldillad body of an ex-con group
an*•
F R A N K F U R T , Germany, July
Bernard Roland
BMgga.
95, yesterday morning.
S E T T L E S P R O B LEM S
In adult
iliun to Ilia widow, he >* ii'.oiiced the opeiation and said vict and hoodlum was found In
HI*— <>ID— Thomas Mann,
noted vice president of th* Florida O r
Hll till FY io M IM .K T K H
P R A G U E , July 2 5 -i/ P i-C ia ZO O : R R H O lU tls K D
der of Mooec, died at bl*._ hoipa
Gorman author, compared Com- ...................
.. survived hy two brothers, K k< H“- >'Htarart resulted from an In- a south aide ditch tarty yester
COUKHE
sustained
while day— Hie and of a supposed
Cages for beam at th t Zoo have niuniam with Nailem today, and hMl, yesterday. A retired Detroit Ashcraft of Santa Barbara, C a lif, uo> IJuugla*
I,|,|,,n Hi milev d lv detintv choalovakla and Hungary today
haan ranmdaW and C. 0 . Davit, gave a alight moral edge tp Com- inHnufacturar, Brlgga cam# hare and J. D, Ashcraft of Irvington, •'’ long last April. Tho oy* was hit gangland ride.
Iium .....
lu* dluluma f"r signed an agreement settling all
The man vfaa Stanley Jakalakl,
manager of tha i m , I* coni InfBne munlam.
Ky., and a slater, Mrs. A. H. Will 11' 'i^ hook while thu amhasaaiiur
.
, seven yeara ago.
__
romi'li-Hnii
u(
a
course
in general financial prohtams between them
\SH flailing fur trout on a stream Ri), who police M id had a loop accounting, office management,
resulting
from the Hungarian
tha ranalr of .other ('*«**. Tha
“Thera 1* a certain moral dlf-l g„rvlvora Include the widflW) a •lie of Balatka.
Peace Treaty.
record for robbary and car the
hahv dae'- Jhnrn * waek. atn, la ference," he told a new* conftr-' daughter, M r». Vincent Janwa of
Funeral services will lie held neet Southampton.
scrummies
ami
business
*laH«t»r».
— ---------------------------------- 1and . haa been identified
aa
in J a
Also settled, the official an
doing wall, M r. Pavia reported. ■nca.
He began the course In March
Clearwater; and a brother, H a m - at 4 I*. 51. Tuesday at Koon-SmlHi
H O L L A R V A L U E UP
| participant in the holdup •lav
nouncement said, were finances In
iy- I04H nn'1 Pni'had I* to Anri*.
’
,on If. Brlgga of Monroe, Mleh. Chapel, with tha Kev. B. F- Hall
volved In an exchange of popula
W \ 8 IIIN G T O N , July H6— (/I»j— Ln*»
_monU| of two Blinks
T H F W R A T H E R
and the Rev. T . DeWltt Taylor
new
d a ta
tion resulting from border revi
Express Corapagy guards.
Iluhouauwlfe'e
marketing
duller
PROBEH
C
R
ASH
NEW YORK BMOO
officiating. Burial will lie In Me
N E W Y O R K , July
sion*. No detail* ware given.
'■'ll buy nearly three centr, worth
JA C K S O N V IL L E , July *■— (#> „Rocket*
BOSTON.
July
28—
(A8—
The
„ „ „ fired ____
__ — deck
,
86—
morial Bark Cemetery,
from th*
of N EW Y O R K , Ju ly
FLORI DA YOUTH kIT l ED
urn"' good* than It would last
— Weather tablet
Coa*l Guard today ^Probed a
a U. 8. Navy aurfaea xhlp have j)Br|,ne*i envetopad ManhattM at
\ugost and September, when
L O N D O N , July 86 -D P I — A crash in which a frelahtar sliced
a i o i i low roarad up to altitudes of mora 8;00 A> y , today, putillng workO U T O F H O S P IT A L
iiiiu -1 Wera at
their poet-war United State* A ir Force Corporal, a pleasure boat In two. leaving
Atherllle
9t
«
than 66 mllaa and hav# provld- fMlUni, New Yorkara but not th «
T A M P A , Ju ly 25— 6P)— Augus iu-*k
Tuesday
•
Donald Bratt, wag hillad her# to
ona dead and 19 Injurad atrawn
Memark
M
7*
ad data about eoumlc ray
Intan- Wcather Bureau.
.tine
—
(Gua) Frlscln, ..................
who face*
10:00 A . M. Baseball at Lake
Siatlatlclana of the Labor Da- day In a colllsle* between hla
Charleston
90
78
on harbor waters.
•Ity, Th ird Naval District
head*
weather Bureau aald tha trial on u charge uf naanult with 1,ailment figured that thu same motorcycle and a tar.
Mrs Mery Di Giovanni, 42, Front Ball Park.
oil
99
7*
Detrotj
quarter* laat night.
_ nhenumln* waadue to ■ flow of Intent to murder A rthu r Velasco, lullar uaad In August-Hvpternbar
Brett, 88. W|
attached to
10:00 A . M. Southrids P jlm erf
of
Waltham, a passenger on tha
its
York
19
71
Tha roekata wars firedfrom
ollt air
moving waa
dlarharaad from
from Tnmna
verywarm
warmand
and mmolat
air morlag
was discharged
Tampa MuMu- jinn would purchase fl.U2U worth Th ird A ir D I’
haadquartara
School— Make book and* and M M
ft*,
font
cable
cruiser
Maria,
8.,
ehla
tha U. 8. 8. Norton Bound. * lnt0 tho arag. Tha smog-Oka nlctpal Hoapital yesterday.
o f ... .
at thu prices pra- squadron at Rul
a London au:ntfa)|
killed The craft waa ehoo-1
(briny a kntfa);
7t
.. . N . C.
tandar .flttad out
hlankrt waa a<eo«tgai>Iod b] ( M l
Tria l of Friacla waa postponed vailing June 16, 1949. That waa burb. Ha llvad
hit widowed, waa In two by the how of th « l« K l« d f t y u p and OVIT,
over, Rw NB
Louis
B
rltlih-bom
lira . Walter
• tu d r th a launching d
•howtVi and I S S dir . j l w t f j Indaflnltaly
his data of tha lataat conaumara'
j - ji - i.- i .. laat Monday'whan
*-------‘-1' ihe
United
State*
Llnff
B
r
a
t
t
,
i
t
.
i-on-Thamaa
u »u u .
•»
J K (emptraturaa with g high af M attomay told
O rlm lM l
Court price Indai— batter known *• tha _
cost of living Index— ai compllad near London,
waa horn In Veteran, Inbound front
i l f f i i 700 aeU«a J f Vka w ait
w it# f m g H t fW m m IJudga L. A. Grayson Friacla was by tho l M i af Labor Statistics. Manataa, F U ,
jhla
.
aaffarlng
'In tha day*
,, ,
,
s; -,j) .v ■
, . > v
, ' -iJi
• ••
:
■j.'
, V -*Vv
Mrs. FDR Refutes'Special Session Will Be Limited To
Charges Made By Money Raising Legislation Only
Cardinal Spellman
a
Ruprecht Reports
On Conferences
At Rotary Meet \|jss wiiiie Lear
Office
ft 4 Polk Officers
• Are Charged With
Beating 2 Negroes
Work Is Slated To
Sturt Soon On Pool
Hospital Drive Kt*o»rt
Is Slated Thursday
Rotunda Plans
DiHtriit VFVV Tour
l'Tt*y Myern Died At
Home Early Today
Recreatlori Schedule
uw T a te 1
-‘s V-
-MV-
ii
�m ot two
Whole Hog
The Sanford H erald
o ^ M -td o r
Pointing nut that the people
H urricane Coat
M ethusela H is
Life, N orton Says
,more
•««* H*.. . h im tional average, Hep. Bratlfey i f 1h?ffiltlSi
other day that the people of the United Htriten on a Whole
i.r.a h, tm ir * upend throe timeH as much for government as for food for
t.. iiKAN
thcmsekcH nml their families,
____
v'W
a i*
M ..a ,.,
inn b a t i c s
.:m r
tie*
.lust w h y It costs so much to ru n th e g o v e rn m e n t la In*
,Heated In the account M r. O dham g a ve o f th e m a n n e r In
1 w h ic h the so-called deficit of ffin.OriO.OOO f o r th e n e x t tw o
ye a rs, o r the fig u re
fo r th e bien n ia l a p jfro p rin t ion hill, was a rriv e d at. " T h e iioiiao d f RopreaentativcM
Of *24l>,000,noo
......
—**—
B« J* ; ; ;
'
•'
r .ir l
*r
a«f«..itr n, tm.
i"irV«T"**V.rH0
. " L 'T " ’
nkirb>'i.r »{Hiiu*
hiul Jus! Ihrm* hotir* to study this bill urirt After Ife&H than
one hoHKs discussion voted In favor of If*, he rovfealeH.
How did they know that $240,000,000 was the amount
Unit would lie needed? Why not $242,000.0007 Or $230,004),000? The nnswer Ih they didn't know. THtey don’t knpw now.
They slmplv asked lhe vnHniis stnte iigCticR* how much did
they think they could spend during the next two years, put
It all down on paper, added a few more millions for good
a r Y i V . f f / I f a ? ]"iU< »«dil the l.egislature fhal was what they wanted, and
«n the Legislators without giving any thought to the m atter
whatever, voted "Aye".
HI V 2 1 in in
H may lie that the Stale Welfare Hoard will need more
’ ‘
money during the next two years, although It received four
_ VKWMK
million dollars more during the past two years than it could
i f |rf(
. 1 give away. It may tie, too, that the public schools will need
mi
fa nni noNiihu'
more money,
or that more
money is needed for S tate
highn : .
nomilBljr ...................
*........
.................... , | , | , m
W m «i X . O
A number t.f FbunJ.i cilir* |Mvr
adopted ordmancri rtgsinit ihr
retiring of in,hki in public. In view
of (he failure r»l ibe .Slate I,rifI-Itluie lo p.m micb n law, sad ibe
riccnl diilmbsnrrs in |..,kr county,
il might be well for rvery Florida
thy lo earn i ,t similar ordinance,
Whal does dir government do
with the money it rollrrf* from the
Ametican people/ Well, for one
thing it >peat $22rr .000,000 last
year buvim- up polaloea so that the
price vvh'cli dir proplr would have
to pay for potatoes in die market
Would be liujliri. I (ills ihr proplr
pty twice lo aicompliih ibe same
thing. ome lo die uovrtntnent in
laiet, and ome lo the tiiaikrl foi
potatoes.
lor of State expenditures nh<! see for thcmselvcM Juat how
much money is really needed?
Do we simply have lo lake the professional politicians
word for II ? .lust tieemise they ask us for $00,000,000 more,
do we have to dig down in our pockets for the stipulated sum (
without (position? Mr. Odham says that "Those who fend
from Mm public I rough will always cry Tor more money".
Maybe lie's right. May be if we give I horn $00,000,000 now,
they’ll be back for $00,000,000 more two years from now.
Make no mistake about il, if the taxpayers do not
orgnnlxe and protest against this flagrant waste of public
funds and rail a halt to additional luxation, the time will
soon come when the government will demand not merely
three times as much as we spend for food, hut will take the
food as well.
OH or Ihr rthr clrivrt%
i
D iverH lty
call your bamll Dulu'l you know |
(ChallMl* Observer)
•tMtiatica >how dial 10 peireid m o t e -----■ait wreck ami r,tu«e wrecks than
"Rernua was abvunt from scboo-ul
M8hes". It lakrs all mv spate rash sclf.co
Toondsy I>ekits It was ralnim"'?
Hueaklng of drawls, your Mid
M l Hte ImmIy wotk earb year tlial "pevcli
dle Westerner will rare thmuuh n
■ y husband and idlirt men do to i"'vn "
sentence like llglilning and then
dam.gr tny (ai. I dmililr dare you
hnld ihe last word for a period
I* put (hi* in your (olumn-llas
that would have a flute player
gaaplrtg for breath.
your wife Hone on vacation? I'll bn
|M will gel bail salrly-and you
.. .
, -JlUfl.d*
Have you ever heard a ritlien
Mltar watcb out. Hrtnrmbri "Shr" ware Diet the real of lh « country, df Buffalo clipping his words so
tog ’ is a "Sbr" dtiver". Amen s as much amused.by ,Nflw Y o rk -' rhort that he sounds like s bird
sms an New Yorker* gre by the chirping In lreetops7-nr an urlocutlnns oftheprovince*.
chin from El rP*so punrluatlng
Brash NewTu rk, gi arssult.Js (ve ry sentence with something In
developing something akin lo pat- Fi>#nl*hT-,or a Californian an-
Unity In
■y MIL MllMft
[V IE W YORK — 1
The other day the town con-
1 1 lalnfd. for A f*w hours. Ihe large person of
J
e
K
■
; A
ygfJI
f i.a t
Mel Helmee
James Atwell, a dlsplared Natchllnrhea, L a , soul
who once wrote My Nun Fork and in Ihe last
yeay haa eetn$R|hed himself as one or Amerlra’a
nnaat hovellste, III* Midsummer Fires belongs In
iwer
,
anyone‘% top
.......... nd to transact some tnialneaa with
edltore and puMiihers, hut In between appolntnwntotke fmind<4 Utile time to loaf around the
city and wwjt up some *f Us grimy inspiration.
Before M got herh on the plane tor l^ulalana,
I noticed the poelatglr ar.d wistful v,r,h on tils
face, aa If he were anlfflng the mlsturr a* before.
"Jamie," I asked, "write me a guest column."
Today's m ill brought the following snd saved me
work:
»
P e a r Mel:
This letter la going to be ah Odd‘guest eolumn lo nil a New York
pillar I remember, during the ye*p that t lapped out a stint sim
ilar to hul teas exhilarating' And newpy than youre, 1 nft-n walled,
"ivtial nlher angle, facel. ItAypr l| mere In Ihla aplraling warrenon-a-rork Ipal I. haven't cohered? Why. there lan t one left, |'va
exhauateil them ell|"
,
nf course | waa wrong— by, Mveral ipllllon englea, facet*, flavors.
village I came freah from a ilopoE at Washington'a Pentagon gath
ering material for eeverot Wrjtipg prajeet* I cam* full of excite
ment and adipiratlon— a etrlnga oaMNtlon in which to exit from
Washington— for. of all things I N flaw National Guard,
I'm going to. do an article for;* national imtaaln* on th# vast,
quiet, highly significant boon afld Inertoae that M taking place In
Ihe Guard all over Ih* country. With id little Afawofka, fleeplta the
fact that it will , affect milllone of live*, including many, many
thousands, It's safe to gu*ao, who road your cMtimn regularly la
cltlei gcroM the nglldn.
'
I can't remember aver giving , th* Guard a thought when I waa
newapaperlng In New ..York, Tns Mdaatve atone armorlis there,
which echoed once a weak to id* march of casual drilling, scarcely
offered fodder, In, those dsya. tof. * Now Tnrk column.
Apd then, on the trip Jhfr* Jredt
Jukt .returned, I waa
Is whMhar. It's all
ldge,,thm|gh we all
fitly, just as we are
RUCK IN MALAYA
SINGAPORE
—<Al— Frank
S BNHR .dr. iholAtign can ba
a. In the Drat yriAra I suffered
Mall and neither churches nor
pale nor taxi dene* halt* offered
(dug Utoy wflf*.headed for New
to defend It on the ground that afraid of.handlts-bpt 1 won’t ba
ils.lsngusge la at |eq*r>a wof#*’' ■bla to iU f t .(liming until they
thaq oure,.
.
-,, j - ,
"(xtf, | must think of. my
What, she demands, if, a Now
Yorker does sty "sr»t**" for oys
Suck plats to visit several parte
ters? they tails Just as gtod w
of Johota. the southsrnmoit proder that ;Ei)Mralitaisk ’flaiat. ’
Very well,'New York la weleomi
to Its erstoe If It Is at last M id )
may nol believe in Socisliim
eounlry, but we are becomgocialislic nation with tlupaUetiiy- And we don’t mean
ipblic school system, which
■eh a perl ol democracy and whole of lt«. culture » pot bquodat
iptoipriie as ihe corner |ro- by the Hudson, Ewi-RlVOf/M »<
»
Mgr*,' But there are at least liA F le m u r t i h i
igjrkoui kinds ol bu*io«M rnila- ...Ll.L
l . , government
a^towaaa.
that our country la
which lthe
teraeUng in the wor
id y embarked w ith very- example, would be :
its o l success Tanging all visiting Virginia If »
from the manufacture and startling way the;:
S
MIAMI. Fla.— Grady Norton
ran prove In you by acrlptual
nulhority that Methuselah, who
(licit at mil) years of age, actually
lost his life In nhurrirdne.
filme that nncirnt day, people
have learned to heed hurrlrano
warnings and the death toll from)
these tropica! storm, has been >
reduced by 1»8 per cent. That re
duction has come only In the last
20 years, said Norton.
-We feel It fa entirely possible
to lake I he death stlhjr aMlttl*
out of hurricanes," said Norton,
who Is rhlef forecaster In Ifle r*Weral Storm Warnlhf Service hefa,
"But there Is one .factor il|U
worries us. As the death ..toll
comes down due to adequate warn
ings, and at physical de*t|uctioh
diminishes because of building
codes, n feeling is beginning to
develop among persons Inexper
ienced with these stortria t u t the
hurricanes have lost their .pupch,.
"They begin to grow rarelese,
and that will send the death toll
up agkiu."
Norton pointed ou^ (hat a hurri
cane Is a vast,, naturalr.*ito|fl*
which draws its power from . h u t
energy released by rain. An aver
age hurricane will pour ID Inches
of rain over hundreds of square
mites.
Ten Inches of rail)
200 tons per squar
Jumps lo astrotion
when (he entire, pat!
cane Is measured, Oj
swept over Puerto _ lco waa eatlmated In have Humped 2,(100, Onn.OOO tons of water on that laland alone.
With tho rain come roaring,
pounding winds. The wind Velocity
most reach 76 miles an. hgjtr to bo
of hurricane foree. Frequently
there atorma rrath a force of 160
mll<v an hour amt aometlmea
more.
, ,,
.,
An 60 mile wind ekerta a force
of 2(1 pounds per square foot of
surface, while a IOO-mll* wind
lias a force of 46 pounds per
’.quch animalT) There,waa
anyone had seriously oug.
square fool.
ffn iiiu § e
CHIROPODIST
(Foot Bpoclnllat)
Will aee patients on Thurs
day of each week from 10
A. M. to fi P. M.
at the
Valdez Hotel
h
Hartford, Hu,
on*:— Hsnfnrd 4SH
Orlando J-242*
STRICKLAND
MORRISON, INC
Take Sunshine
In Small Doses
atorm that
fiermany Or Mexico
Ih Reef Question
The itale of Georgia terms ' to
be bavins dir tame trouble dir
Sttte of Florida is having, only
......... - ................................................ ......... ....
not »o tnmli id il. All they nrrd electronic form of tin* Iml’s system, long Ixsfnre man discovit $21/KXl.tKIO while Govrinnr cred thorn. The echoes of u squeak, pitched so high that the
Wiirreti nerds IbO.fKIO,000 lo imdie huttuui ear cannot hear It, are used by the tmi to guide its
hi* budget balance, lie nuglil note erratic hut sure flight.
with interest, however, that the only
The professor concluded that eaves Hre a favorite haunt
way Governor Tatmadge could fig- uf huts became they must hibernate lit a constant tempera*
ura. to gel the lesirr amount i* lo lure, so as not to bo roused in the middle of winter when
kvy on beer,' gasoline and.Hgar- there would He no Insects for food; they cat nothing else,
tows', wh*h tM* wnpfthavfWjwW. ■t'l’hay.JUvaMlatlvely/tong lH-tqiise their nocturnal habits keep
It would De a siiume for Goverrxir them nut nr the way white most birds and beasts of prey are
Warren to tunlinnr thinking lie can hunting, anil their worMt enemy Is man.
collect the additional $fi(),000,0001
Despite logical explanations for Its mysterious ways,
without Itiiing vnirs.
the h u ts aura remains unennhy. A ntpuse-llke mammal
.
| which files with equal sure ness In broad day or blackest
We have no uitrntum of linn- night, guiding Itself by Ihe reflections of tuihenril sounds,
lag this column mm a pubis liirtim. seems a fit companion for owls, Witches and other shadowy
parlirulaily fm .nionymnus Irlirr creatures of the dark.
l/T » I lt*
W. V. Bitting
Tnurhtnn tlrug I n
Anyone who Im* been soil
oiialy liurncil tiy I lie h u h knows
the agony of real imln. Sun
burn creeps lip without niurli
warning and In n comparative
ly abort tlmsj.
Homo vlrtlma suffer nol only
the pain of,the horn Isil have
other physical reactions at
well. Children rsprclnllv sof
fer from slimmer sun If not
carefully watched.
Doctors know the heullitg
powers of the sun, but they
agree Its rays must lie taken
In small amounts. A good nil
w||| he|p keep your skin from
drying, and If you should get
a bad rase nl sunburn, see your
doe*nr .nt (me*.
This la the 2117 of a aertea «l
Editorial advertisement* ap
pearing In tills paper each
Monday
'
Fill the air with million* of
Imllet-like raindrops and
look
M EXICO C IT Y — l/Fl— Occupied |out I
Germany and this ancient Altec I
capital are In a tug-of-war over
POLICEM AN M YEARS
freah meat. Mexico doesn't have
DEN VER— (g q -H . Rugg W il
a year round supply of fat cat liams, Denver’s
deputy police
tle for both herself and forelg- rhlef, la well Inton hta 80th
cra. Allied authorities
bought year In the department He waa
Ireah meat here to be added to only 17 when he became a rookie
the ration of German roal m in -: cop In 1800.
’ ___
era, and thua persuade them to I
keep on lining miners.
Mcxtro City has long relied1
on the rich Iluaatera plain for Its
beef. The Iluaatera doesn't have;
enough to go round. Mexico Clly t
1 Solid Mnhrtgnny Dinlnn Room Suit* ermbutchers said the cattle were be
nlntlriR of ft chnlrn, Buffet * Tnftfi11
,( |
ing sold In Tampico. The govern-'
menl thhrt' banned export of
1 Mahogany Cheat of Dm went
Iluaatera rattle,
This brought a protest 1from I
1
^nhoRnni' Ijow- Bann DrrHHnr w ith l*niB
Allied occupation authorities In
glnsn mirror
Germany. They said tho Inter
ruption In meat shipments en
1 Dlvim Sofit nnd mlBrollniieoua chnlrs & tables
dangered their program In G e r-,
many. The situation is further
1 Mahngany Student Drak
complicated by Mexico’s
need
•or dollars. Meat shipments are ‘
All of tho above can bo noon nt Central Fla.
fold for In dollars.
FOR SALE
Quick Freeze & Storage Plant on IHtli S treet
G R A D U A TE S A T 8.7
o u mIMN.
, i n , rPoland—
o is n u —fid’l—
/ n — iItt tool
look
him n hour time, but lie flnalh
mode the grade. Htanlslaw Wron
»kl, N.’l, has Just received hla di
ploma as a veterinary rffljfor.
‘
Fntate of Dr. S. Ptilostoii
, . ,R. W. Deane, AdmlnlHtrator
These crm ware tMd«d in on n*w Blllck* from your friend* and nelghbora
in Sanford.and Seminole Colihty. W* will be glad to furnlah you with
their names upon
request.
priced right »nd you will find them
ju»t an represented.
,.
1041 PLYALOIJTH 4 DOOR SEDAN New dark blue paint
job. 4 practically new Goodyear Tires. Radio
1047 FORD TWO DOOR Supfer DdLuxe Sedan with radio,
clock, flexible steering wheel. Original gray finish. Good
tirofl. neat cover*. Thl* la gn exce^tlomklly good car, very
clean, apd priced to sell quick at
1046 BU1CK 4 DOOR SEDAN with radio arid heritor. Seat
covere. New light blue paint Job. Kuna rind look* good. ; •
1946 BU1CK SEDANET with radio and heater. Beautiful
green paint. Goad tlrta.'Law ittHaAge.
;
1046 OLDSMOB1LE A DOOR 6 Cylinder Bedrin With Deluxe
equipment arid'Hydramatlc Drive. Original btack flntah. Thla
car has only been driven IS,877 mil** and looks and runs
UkffA-ntwear
fertilizer lo the operation
LtoW
I tt
�PAGE TH R EE
T H E H A N F O R D H E R A L D . S A N F O R D F L O R ID A
— *
Soctal A n d Personal Activities
Dance Included On
1Recreation Program
tier K
mSmile
Now
*»*«
sat
t
sv
I hat v i a r 1h O v e r
|it yacht ......... h i-1
.■ 'o - n n in it
" id i,
n h ir l, . , i .
\„u
*
f* w
! diamond. N o w a d a y I null . tile i.ullm
,
advertl*et« air leiung o- m .turn
I'm
not
i-iiniplatning.
mind--*
er* in oil the Hill,- secietn of
i. hut I'd lihi- to see t h e "
iint ->f rut mg place i erkoning.
Ht i Y N T HI V LO W R Y
tal ! , , '1
the day of
AP N r-.feature* Writer
1,
‘H 've,- no long.-t act a* I'm waiting fni
Mo«t business establishment* though they
.'niifi-rring " judgment wtn-ii I date to face
have long since dl«coved Ihnt favnr " n
whrn they let y„u 11..,Idle the unite, and soy: “ I’d .
the tvm i. otor, and that the cus- i t'llwb Hilo then cub- nm ■!<> Ihet like •pinn.-h mid cuitots
on ;
tinner if fIihv mi'4* trtMHu to k # u j
mu Iill I v u htcii flu* tip i ^ti t I ihnt Mur Muir
'
•
*
1 I .. a
1.s,i o i
*. 11 ■ . , ■
.... i
,.
i ___ a •*?
urit iif' tin .t.u. . r. If,t*
t
I’ i**iii ,I, In.-,| potatoes
and
„
him ts iilwitv" tight.
j *t leas* Mt pi
p i-i-“
\ o d on Him g r e a t d a y
It's ,, i»y to entei n di-piiitment | reading.
Do
" t i l to,
>t|l
-ay
m eekly,
slot,* ....... days Tin- .In k s no, } ve „ .... " ........ ; " 1' i n - l e a d o f th io y v t n g . - ,
long,-, fix v.u, with a stern and 1allege'"* ................. .................... .. h Ye . in.i'.im
iiiifticn.il, ,ve. They even smile unlikely p h i,.ding -t.„es in.' hndily un i o f t h e p l a c e fur-"*
| 'hi, i i ,g t o m a k e s o , h a d e m a n d . *
brightly I1 lieu you suggest you'll anil women’s - p i s i n l l x - h o p s
In fad, it seem- to me tl,u< the I
G ' l "I - " i i ' I 'm a l s o l o o k i n g . .
like ti. li,..k at more than one
only p c ,pie let! in the "m id "h o ■ -I w a n t *1 ' h i
' i l l ......... t h e day—
style of clove, foi example
tl,,,,
I i i ' I'u | int- Then I'll k n o w "
I leniw .t a raid lie- ulliei day think they can ,,<tiiinni"
nil* •>> ei
•loin in, ,i ii.mu,liilc agency « lilcll own Insolent in. ,, y "iiitnio' ".,v
niioi'iiiirci p, ,-misiitdy dint if I are tile les|ll>,ialr,,l' and Might
club
o"
tierhoiigtii ,i new ,ai within specified
Mnyl„ then-', a st,.,,!.,,-, „t
l M H II I III. MED H TllH A G B date*, t'ley'd tliiuw III iilisoliitely
'a
i
,
utidei Hie-brd
fti'i* fen uni th of "accessories." eating places ,,, N ," V ,k i ,iy
' "H i, •>, ■n,boss,-d ild and
I lehieinlici when every ta-w car b,|t It’s a In, ky -,',d who .on '
1 3 1,-t v a c , I... k , d f e i « a g r e a t
clime i ipuppeil with eveiythlng g e t a - p e e d y i n e x p e n s n .
ftotn In,' light to Imi it tn picnic eon ill the town and ,1 - a , in, 'deal of .oldito nal -puce tot xtOfluiskit- .,i..i you , onsideied your day the caption >>, ualte, ,,, llu a*'*
p o p id a ,
e a tin g
id n ,< ____
self In.h v iintet*d to tie aide to ,t o w ,n 's
gel on,lion t I'lfi i -nun -m l .0 -inly ■++ + +++4.+. o
Htilchei- have stopped snarl- i
1,1 ,l‘|^' » '
■l" 1'
log
when >..„ look tIII |I111itigly
It * ju-t pm -tide t hat \ m ..........
i h *i 'o m i : t h i s i
"I 'h. cut ..f .... at
G ineera.»,*"Pl" l'k’ " ,‘1, ............... .
1
l ies risoilaeil - nlasssa IIIt*4
Hi*'
b ein g
. Inn tiling
..... I s t t g . i f D ' T g - l i 1 " i t a> im tit " t - - ............• lo in s o fJ. M
s a t. a i l
« - - t . . -tarn item* a* paitieu-|l* parllcuhu iy i,t " |i i |t .................. I
V , l i t ,,11
Vi. ll. iio , I l l n i i k H td g .
1*1, o a r 'iutl
u
hilly aptictmog They me even I
I'1" ,* - nod night
Mi'1*binning that it'» a pleasure | ‘’I'jl’*:-t + 'K'->t + 'M "H -+ + + + 4 + + + 4 * S S
'bln i-i xeiii
packages for! I « •>«»■> h«|* h
,
.........an
................mi uni cany t he heavy ' ,,n
" "
hag- .1,11 t, tl,e .in
glance. ........ . ul,„ III. ...........
The., 'a .............. tl...... . I **" K''‘ |"l,l,'s
" " ........
.. ......... ....
Off the pio-pect. !
« »»«-*■ who nui> ....... 3ny
Over A0 hoys and gilts and then
.parents attended the Comic Strip
#
jftrtta P a lm a r R a y — Society Editor
Ttlcp h o o ft 148; dance which was heln at the Celery
Crate on Friday night. The dance
was sponsored by the American
Home Department of the Sanfoid
n
.
f
/ -*
f
j
j^ u u s c y
rtitu e rs o n
in
Woman's Club and was directed
by the Sanford Recreation Ik*parl
meat, As each guest arrived the
Mre. Charlotte lrlaml and son, chai'scler he was portiaying wa*
T tiR ffn A V
I .
Audrey
B.
Anderson.
written on a slip of paper and
•v w i-ve ru o h « n t h,.i i i,
»f Mr. and Mrs. A. Roy Ray Irland, spent thr past week
later Iri the evening the guest*
The Pilot Club will hold l l » . I artm of thl. city and formerly end at Daytona Beach.
were called upon to enact hi*
regular bus " . . . a n tin g In the of M|im i lucerne the bride of
Miss Mildred Await Irft tecent- character role.
Tourist Center at 8:00 P. M. pro- Robert Winfield Gurnee, son of
A prise for the host acting wa-*
m ceded by the board st 7:ft0 .P. M Mr*. J. Winfield Gurnee of East ly for Salem, Ind. to visit Mr. and
Mrs. Willard Nicholson
awarded to Molly Jo Morrison.
W
— z r ---------- 1
~ -------! Rwhester, N. Y., on June 20 at
.
,
‘
. ; who portrayed Mammy Yokum
B. B. Burnell was .ailed to La p-|rs,
for the most desctlp
* »•
Itwheater Divinity School Trobe, Pa. last Ftlday tircause of
live cost it me was given to So
t'siei. Hvv. James ft. B u n
Recode who Was dressed as Little
i ton. memboi of tin-faculty a tth e the death uf his tnothei
Reaver. Second priie went •'>
Mrs. Ralph Ray. recent bride. , '“l<'“ ' - K ' - ‘ be.ter Divinity School
S/Sgt. Donald W. Det-dl spent Vernon Hecuile as Ainu Jemima
' ’ *«*lf
was
o n Tnursuuy
T h , i= urtfi m
•« -he m .r r ii g . scr- Sunday with hi* aunt. Mrs. 11. H. Judges were Mr*. John Carlton.
vjl(|l
as honored
honored on
TTtl(.
noon at 4)30 o'clock
o c ,o « with
w »„ u
a C
u ik
,w’ii.
„ lvrn
marrtag. by Burnett.
Mr*. Robert Washburn and Nr*.
tola party given by MU* Carol, ,K.; " , ” 'f„Vhor Vlr Partin w o n
Clav Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Philip*
Those taking part III a flu"1
C h «..M o n at her honie l,‘ *J**J'' I » gown of cream colored satin. The
land Park. The purty rooms were, dies* featured s marqulsstte yoks left yesterday ter Miami where show presented dining the even
lovely with attractive arrange.. outlined with white heads and they plan to spend about n week. ing were Nancy. Judy and Silly
Rcihli, Peggy Wright. Joycv Jones,
I manta of pink hibiscus anil ro*rsJ,eed pearls. A fingertip veil of
Mr, and Mr*. R. C. Maxwell Molly Mon laon, Mat thu Cameron
with greenery.
I illusion was caught to a tiara of
Refreshments weer served d u r-- mange Idossimis end she carried have moved from the South Park ami 1^-slie Smith. Guests enjoy*"
ing the afternoon from the dining l a Unique! of white gardenias cen- Apartment* to their own home a variety of activities Including
309 Magnolia Avenue
a Ittilloon stampede, a Sadie Hawktable which was covered with a i teied wit), a white orchid,
In* Dav daiu-e, ping pong, card*
cream colored lace cloth and ecu- 1 The maid of honor, Miss Kvn
Mrs. J. O Andes has i etui tied and several games. Ilnllotms anil
tered with a hibiscus arrange-1 Morris tiurneu, sister of the bride*
inent. Crystal candelubia held ’all i groom, wore blue taffeta fashioned to Sanford after visiting with 1whistles were given h * favors. Asrelatives and friend* in Knox- sistiug with the affair were ShtrWhite tapers. The %o*tess w as1with a square neckline outlined vllle. anil Maryville. Turn
, lev l.l«k and Eileen llarrett.
assisted In serving by her mntlii c, <"'*h « wide lsu tha. The skirl wss
(In Saturday about 40 hoys and
Mrs. Paul J . Chestersnn
i >, r\ f'dl ami she wore a halo
Mr. and Mr*. Glenn \\ imhtxh girls spent the day ut San Lando
Mrs. T . W. Merit won ....... „ „ I headdress and clbow-lenglh gloves and son* uf Atlanta, Gu me the Springs where a picnic and swimIve . l i s t ........ . . „ ............
E m yettrs, a c h i e v e h * " U r l..,d i ......................
H U M A N D N E A T Navy wool
nests of Mr*. Clata Iliady on m int patty were enjoyed. Winning
• li«* •m il'll /iif!** m pip hllfti w ith |
..............
•Ut» i in
jetsry
s
I
iu
i
I
k
m
l
“
Itule
taiy"
events in the ‘‘ Water 1’arnlvan
ark Avenue.
I r»il |.1sfi„..k Of U.tli.iFI fill J
atyle,
paneit
willi
a
mauve
liuetiwhich was held for the second
tiling- Will, „ „ pure tag- illM "llolhei
wcllknmtn
Dr. and Mr*. H any Woodruff year as a special feature on the like tiluosi. tica, I, or play cos
yaUern. Those enjoying the «f,tr |<k.smu!ds were Mips Margaret
........... .......... .at .......... way spill I ri‘Mn" " " "
. ............... .
tume
liy
a
NewYork
designer.
and
daughter,
Kltxuhrih.
ate recreation calendar, were Peggy
fair with the honoree were M r.
M|„ I)or,a Parlln , nd M | „
iidiwi-ii,i, ia,tm nod u io id player
**“ •■•*«•'
- - .....
I" " 1'' " "
Navy wind knit buiuls the neck
Wright.
I.ol*
llarini-au,
Martha
•
pending
the
month
of
July
at
New
J . Roy Britt, Mrs. Hay Sla.on. i
Partin, .j.ters of the bride,
looked g,.lit In hamlioo. tint the ‘,By"*
........ * ', l ‘ ••'*
line amt sleeves of the blouse.
Owen,
Mtdly
Morrison,
Martha
Smyrna
Beach.
kite. Mero, Miss Bertie H u g h e ., T l,ev wore laf/. ta g'
gown. In .hade.
H> id in ,.In didn’t know whether J V '"1 •m’" 11,,‘ "'I'*
•"
IN Y III i n fiiililu l, 1‘holul
Cameron, Stnnley Oglesby, Richard
Miss
Rosemary
Cullmn,
Mi i of orchid, a<pin and pi
pink and carit wool,I .,1 in,,, tmek Hie price
| til**-'' V*mi Im*
Il i . - « ,
it'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Roy
Mixon,
and
j
Harlneau.
Jimmy
Butler.
Sherman
Chester.on and the hostess.
become n -nit oi iii-tiiigiii-tnog
I tied salmon-colored
sweetheart
children,
Lee
and
Paula.
»
f
t
last
English,
Eugene
Harlneau
end
roses. They also wore halo head~ " * "
j mark to he able to addles.* him its
j dresses, elbow-length gloves of Friday for a vacation in Kansas | Sam Phillip*.
yoni child doe- not mean coddling '
"t ' 11’ .........
City
with
Mr*.
Mixon’s
hi
other
.
Among
the
feature*
during
the
taffeta, and pearls.
him. lie -ax- "The fai l that you I * ,,m ," ’1 11
viaU'i. "*"l Ini day were a balloon race, paper
The heat man waa Walter H. and other relative*.
llllilei stiilnl w lint lie ...... . does
" " h in Ih. -a.......
----------I plate rure, lighted eatulle race,
' Robinson of Rochester and ushers
ll« H W l l i l U l h r M t l l K K
Imply Hint >o„ appinvo lit it. Hot portals.
l'm liil' heyniid which,
M l. and Mr*. J. J.Mathew* of : newspaper nice, plunge for dl*(
M l*. Sally Chase was honor d!«'* re Harry M. Grace of Roehes\P
N
e
w
sle
nlm
e*
oi - Iitiplv II,at yot, me going one might ,i,i,l. »,nie.
on Friday afternoun with a p a r t y i<e>; Roberi_ L. Whitmire, hast of Waycros*. Ga. havP aim ed to I lance, ’.It vmd backstroke, *10 y*,,‘
I ’t l i l e i -t n n i l i n , :
i t u l ilre ii's
lie___ lieluii ........... .
napkin* in y»,n , „, ■pend several day* will,
shell I crawl and
411 yard breast strokecommemorating her eighth birth Rochester: John S. Bartlett, Jr., daughter and son-in-law. Mi und i King mid queen of the carnival IiJ4v tMl II III Mill* lilt Mf u “ 1 *NFl 'lt Kl»t Y'MII u ,11 " 1,1,1 to do whatever. Mu) wiled- >.,,, |„iy ■" .eat I i a
Albany,
N.
Y.
1
Mill!lr
"
y
a
Ills
11
4
miiii
day by her mother Mrs. S tl
U It ll till IM'W Iti'lli** tiiiii ,-iow ,,p 1,,'tlei, not j cup "f coffee
Jt
1
Stanley Oglesby and Joyr"
\n>l "la i,
one
A reception followed the wed Mrs. A. H. Beckwith,
Chase at their home on Mt'llimviHo
________
( Jones who were selected by |>Op- • Ul H SiMtlnik' It t'tlliill* Ii ImIty illll'f* llt'4 i”MxUI ll\
11* it ill *1 jif'W
ding
and
was
held
at
Cutler
Union
tint mi'JiM l list d i'u lt ■t Mull I. h VlMI ti l lilt I m i
Avenue. The young guests gath
fe4 I M11Iitl Iit111 *’1 f
Mrs. Jumes U. Walkm* mid ular vide,
the Women's Campus. U n i
ered at 3:30 o’clock and during on
Other events making up tne re- 111 1 -A1 II11111 III Ml l\ YhJill 1h I m I mII l*ft*r t *li
versity „f Rochester Mr* Gurnee two children have lelurned i<>
-the afternoon a Punch Mini Judy is a former resident of Miami thelr home in Atluntu. Ga aft. t t cteatloo piogiaio dnting |he p n « \ *'U 1 1 Ut 1 II M »M|ii|"t 1 i Im f m t l i ’Ut T h u * Min!
show and magician and ventrillo- where she graduated from Miami visiting with Mrs. Watkins pur- week were swimming at the Ovlv- \ D | | | I M " MlMlIl 1 Mil* **Ji Mu’ 141 VlMI
Hit It 1(4 ItllVtilt , oil lift 1*11
rtd w m a y o rtn d is a S fn > g fio o '
Mis. R C Muxw.ll .do swimming poiil on Tuesday and ti ns 1 \ m' ii ! ‘tn ’ m i u l r l M m It m e r e l y un it s im ul p■i ti ll Jtrs 111 111 he hill ||
qul.t acta were enjoyed.
Edi«o„ High School. She served ents. Mr. and
________
, Thutsdny afternoon, u table tennis 1 ......... ...
■ 1till < ..................
hl-'l
Mrs. Chase win, assisted in for three years with the W A C In
l*ul ti yuJI
prt'\»*hl \ * i h u n t j
.......... uni-ill which !legiut
u u n r i i i n f i n i s h i n g ..................................................
----- last Molt.
. t'll I f U14 I'* 11i I • I \ HI) k I Ii i VI f hi* I’VitltlMl llij aiu t ilt'lillK Ih I it 4 4a| ilf j
serving and entertaining by Mrs. World War II. two years of which
Amelia the fstudents
islet
in
the
Wuslt*lny.
aiid
the
most
popular
craft
of
ili"*l
im
i"
i
h
i
m
|f
r
*
fih*.ut
Ml*'
thrir
first
semester
Dan Gallant. Those enjoying the were overseas. She graduated from
a thi-itivs
|
the week jiroved to he the design- HHV M i'|u I nf!"*
afternoon with Rally were Diun the University of Rochester at lugton Sunnite l Scliaol in Si. 'tog
t'm h i tiifith fii' V'hiii * In lit (fill** |
and painting of wood pictures,
l.iiuls,
Mo.
on
July
-!•
is
Mi
W 11til'll*1"t I' l*t" WIIIM||Mfill 1f >4»l» hht
Fleischer,
Carol
Sue
Higgin 10:30 A.M. on the morning of tho‘ " 1
m i'jlll tthM Will w ill )
Those annealing mi tlie “Cliildren'c
botham, Judy and Charles Staf wedding with a HA degree in Laura Mae Brown ol tin- city .L'lnssic llinir” over Ml at inn W TItlt ■ in lil i him ji LMiiih nli mi- w i t h klh YY » lull I m i lift, Hliys Hi Iti'ill <
vt•111 urn hi*Mt hiihy ? rinhli ni h ii * Th<' iph"*lloh u f w h a t t *• «lt* jihm it
ford, Justin Lynch, Allen Stewart, Government.
Dr. ami Mra. Leonuid H u i i m u , I foi the past two Battirdaya war* it t **iii f it a n ' m i j* 1th h ’t y o u a ftilnis iw tiii l i i v i i l v i ’il h o f ; it I
Mr. Gurnee spent three years
Jane LundquUt, Cli,trillion
i\ ft ■Hariini v IMillllps, Dorothy WltidIrft
for
Heudrrsunvillo,
in
1 i • -i fit 11u 1
mtn*ti i l h i i k i n r j*»111
Miller, Nancy Ruhh, Dottle W il In Arm y service, two yesrs of
where they will visit tlieli cliildten den. Leslie Hntllh. Tony Russl atul 4 sell wlftft f i l l .......... . k i ’t ' | H l i r th» 111 f i t i t n k i n Hpi’i’l f l r t t i i h i K h t ii h o ii l - p i |
liams, Danny and Frank Gallant, which were spent abroad with the
**lfh* riis*»s, tiinl t’J i h h M
hi* n h - f
rhntles
Guthrie.
and
then
go
un
to
New
Y„ik
City
Military Government, lie attended
Loral business firm* contribut ti' vnil aip 11‘iniy hi put th in Mutt ii n8WT*ii‘(|
In
hm hi Hi l ii '' tt Htniiil
w i i i n
i s i na h
i no* no k
n ,,
sl i' tnt ti
’ i tu iit
.
thu University of Rochester and to apand some time.
" " p,''-i - sioi, iiinong ........ in* | (, ik Jidtnny Is tin- first cniidlttnu i
ing to the program on Saturday
is a graduate of Albany Law
eo*',l' y',',11 cat?
j under which you run stint looking)
A. [’aimer bus letutnrd to were tin' Sanford Hardware Com
School. He Is nuw In practice with
pany A inncn Harvir* Station anil
H,„ Ii kimwli-dpo l> out' *-f Ihosi' ,
,(|) |tllaw,i| ,i- I,, ul,,,| i ,, d,,
his sister In East Rochester where Sanford after spending a vacntio'i the City lc* and Fuel Company.
con, a,,,,
11,mg* Wfill'll you;
Understanding ........... .
.I,.-1
he I* a member of the Masons.lwlth relative* In Alabama. Mr*. Volunteer workers for the week > l*||II't
w i t YYi’ ll ill* M ilh h ljt , R jlV i not mean plaguing Inin u lib ,|-u ■
The Frlaiuiatdp Class of the Following a two weeks’ tmir of Palmer Is expected to i d u r i, >n Included Martha llrutherson, M.> 1
In i/ Hid) ,,f IVnym 1to,ns, In' sny* T m im io f i l l - 1
I'h lf*
Cake Mary Community Church New England, Mr. and Mt». Gur- about a week.
C. R. Jones, Hatty Ann Stile* ami ^ Him i
lli-tioit
I mil t-arli little seen i lobimi m
hjtjd a monthly meeting In the nee ure making their home in HoRussl. Playground leaflet a* I
| n i -II Im - | l, - I W i t t l l - l l II l l l o - l ’ Maty may have i n i , - a |il, a - a , , i
Mr*. Frank Lamsou left yes Tony
Form of a picnic at Roc* Springs cheater.
the
Southside
and
Uranium,
i- I..... I
" I ,•-!> , ■■Ini,d l l , g I'uieut away ft mo i> ,l,il,l .uni gm -.
terday fur Cedar Rapid-. Iowa to Schools for the past week w,. I f a s c
on Wednesday. The group met it
ft,-I,in ini,
i ri-ai-het *> I,on a ‘'lat'lle«?i pay, lii.liigi-l 111
visit friends and relatives. She
1:00 P. M. at the church and went
i.t,ir,,t-ir, t ,,i y ct H I V, till
was accompanied to Jacksonville Ruby Stenslrorn.
-te a tl," lit' say*,
In a group to the springs where
m " l l l i l . I n l l l - l ll-»-l*- S ill’ ll
I y Mr. Lamst.ii
an afternoon of recreation and
1 \ ' bill 11., Y oll ' I i-uo
fwlmmlng wt> enjoyed.
II. Inn III, Tllllt
Ettends uf J. f . Ellsworth will
H O L L Y W O m t, 7u ly iff. iA’iThe supper wits served about
III,
\
I W ill I o i l
" I .** U o L lg illa- glad to Iruin Hiul In- Its* re
IJstte
Duvis
and
Warner
lit
others,
6:00 o'clock. Those attending were
turned to hi* Inline after having
I*u> i. i n lil-", ■’ I biiiy- Tut t, Dp
Rtv. and Mrs. C. C. White, Mr. for whom she has work for IH been confined to the Feruald
o im y\,..„g Pin,. '. "Pluytng
and Mrs. A. U. Ailing and chlldre.i, years, are approaching a palling Laughton Memorial Hospital for
Hid, o-'-l Si-i-k", "Wbal Xii- Ho
Arthur snd Addle, Mrs, Ellis of the ways.
i-ilt Mi,dr Ilf* ": "Di-n'l,,|,log Hi"
A studio spokesman said Iasi the past week.
Tunsusv
Lloyd and son. Howard, Mr. and
Pet Miujilil y " : ......... ' In 1.1 anil HiSiim W e s te rn J s m lm re e
lira. L. E. Roberts and son, Earl, night that there have been dis
Murine Pvta, George A. Dague s so N e w *
<■i d , ■I
u n d ">iggi'«l i,, ii « n b m i l
cussions with the actrees relative
W
e
s
te
rn
J
a
m
b
o
re
e
M r. and Mrs. Ernest Humphries
t,i.y
D o n 't
Ml ni liter
to releasing her from her contract. and Cedric E. Dunbar, both of
lo h l o - i n o d tin- " , , , l d in * ', ,m l llim
and daughter, Sharon .Miss Bur* The spokesman added they pro Hanford, have been assigned to 7, no T h e 7 o 'c lo c k c lu b
,i,,d ahoV* lii,n. i,i„„„i' uthi-i*.
7 as N e w *
Sp
e
n
d
Y
itu
r A l
land and Mr. Burland.
bably will be comlmmated in thr I'iutnon 4b of Hie First Recruit H I H u n rl H em e *
| ) i tl, ,1) u i p c - | , o i, - ills t,> 11,Irik
P o p u la r M u s ic
ter
noonk
In
The
neat week or two when she fin Training Uatlalln st the Marine sSilts
i n t i - l i t o l„ m i i i - , , , > f i i l i l i i'l l. N',
in M o ra le s D e v o tio n s
Corps Recruit Depot at Farris
ishes her current picture,
•i«r. M onde In M o etc
Cooletil
Spnl
1111
,iitii-l,
n,i->
ii,,d,-i
lo
o
'lio
p
ba-i
h
e
i-it
'■inn W o rlA o i N in e
Miee Davie, who ha* been with Island, S. C.
- o r i'io l u l,m il Ho ii-o l ............. .. o f
tnis P o p u la r M usic
’ 'H O L L Y W O O D . Ju ly 2 6 - l / F ) - Warner Brothers since 1031, said
Tow n I
' itidi-i-tMiidioy ' n , in HI In- -ays.
a: sn V a rie ty
Muhlun L. Wright. Jr. waa re
Jack Benny Jokes about being pe at her laguna Beach home that:
1:4I> A n s e ls fe a r In tre s it
i,.at a uoid >-t lootioo i- io oi del
rennially 38, hut to many movie
“ Nothing has been signed a* el ntly elected to membership In tome O lm N ew , lln r r o w e it
Eo, « xnio|iti',
,,ii«b'i-taadliiK
•tare age Is no laughing matter.
yet concerning the termination of pin Kappa Phi. honorary scholas- It no ttr c h e e ir a A H l* r
1 Frobalily Sow here 'In
thin my contract, hut when and if snv- ti,- fraternity. Public Initiation t i l 30 M o r n in g V a r ie ty
s llllta r y
Heart
l4 S
troubled world is age so import- thing
...... ....................
ia signed,f I am aure It will teieniunies wete held In connec lllin
It Ob r«i|»»I.n
o W o r ld a t N oon
lit t i i i i i‘il N u t l n n *
Mat a factor as In Hollywood, ha a"completely mutual and happy tion with first summer session IM A 14on C lub
]i* .1« i littswli it) Hiiiiv • fm r
commencement on July 83.
1 :00
P o p u la r M le r
Rpme stare conceal their birth- agreement,”
DOOHH O P E N 12:13 P M. Datlr
DO
U•
t
ill
L
a
t
in
A
m
e
ric
a
n
o
M y » with atom-bomb secrecy,
Coming here from the New
11 (IPi T i i r i t l f i t i h ' 1 m»ii I 10 M n a lra l V a rla lle e
Ml** Ruth Hand, General Superiii in ii til MlmIi i
Hi tii'ii'mim
are tint by atudtua, press York stage, Mias Davis twice has
lion l i a r N o n * Ita m 'h
ii Pf!k Si*Wk
lino T o d a y '* H ta r
or vanity to falsify their won Academy Awards for out- vl-ot of Seminole County School*
l
-H
I
HlM't
•
M
f
Si in t i l t * A H e a d lin e *
. landing performances on the and Mrs. J. C. Mitchell, Houtheide
1:4S T o u r M e m o ry H „n » *
This can start at an early age. strsen and for several years ha* School principal, left today to at
4 no .Music L o v e r * P ro a re m
4 110 H y H e,m eat
Ul recent yours, Hhlrley Tern* been listed a* one of the ten lap tend the fifth annual thrsr-wsek
DAUGHMB
S:no C o k e e lb e rry l l o o r
i durational
leadership
training
’• announced age waa a year ho suffice screen figures.
•4 N H <lt OH
Si So T h * S ,ln U r ie l, i m „ ,i
ger than she actually waa. of the date. But a driver’s license conference.
Rt4& M o v ie T im e
•Ion htr studio wanted to make la far from official, and his friends
«:00 N e w *
Among members of the Lambdn
* n T w l- L lt* Kona*
1teem more precocious,
declare he is beyond AO.
OW
ow
util Alpha chapter at Stetson HitlD H p u r t* P o re d *
lis t ’s enough to drive an obit
Gloria Bwaneon makes no hone* University who officiated at ini *'.4S P e rr y C nm n
editor batty. Recently I .had to about being 80. Sha admits It free1ton D r i f t i n g on a C loud
tiation services for four candi 7 1IP* E v e n in g S liifllo
Mgck the birth date of Bing Cros
It 'i E v t iy M m ( m HI m m UI
by. His brother, his studio snd the ly because most people think shs's date* on Saturday at Stetson waa 7 lift P o p u la r M u s ic
older, having been tn the ptihllc
7;®fl V. F . W .
MMM
of his lifs gave three dlffe- eye so long. Likewise, people are 1.Hurler A. Beard. I mine trl national
7:R« M u s ic a l In t e r lu d e
t«Dt years. Thu correct one seems surprised to learn Loretta Young summaries at the end of eaeh de
'■ ir le ly - 11*11
gree were given by Ralph A . »M m ' l e d th e H nad
trf be 1001.
Is only 34} she’s been In the smith, national treasurer, and •iflD N ig h t E d itio n
* T h e official studio biographies movies 88 years,
f* 15 I'o p u l'ic ' I lis le
Prof, E. C. Pritchard, faculty ad
Always provide a aiilckar. They
t lt » I t ’s D a n c e T im *
A Hollywood reporter hsa to I*
10:00 H p o rts K in g u f D ay
M U *ay, "Mias Gloftm was born diplomatic concerning ages, as 1 visor tn the group.
fanuary M ." Th a t’s all, It would hava sometime* discovered by
Clyde
E.
Hutt,
electronics
batm that film stars ara Iwrn on trial iand arror. Ones
*
I was taJalmr technician, second class, UBN,
d u s , but navar In yaara.
to a rat*ran glamor girl about nephew of Mrs* Mltiitl# It* M®*
, Most of the atari* aces can be movls stocks. She sola sho ■had
obtained from old records. Only bought Into one company .when Lsugldln, and Nash B. Kennedy,
idy Lamarr and Oeorca Raft tha stock waa 40, but It quickly boatswain's mate, third claaa,
UHN, husband of Mrs. Lora L.
vs menaced to keep theirs a plummeted to ft,
Excellent flit niltllllici tiavcl
j. Kennedy, have reported for
ystary. Soma one who should
“ You'll never sea 40 again," I duty aboard the Navy’e newest
oi eat ly Euli wear . .
in
tow once told mo Raft Is M .
commented unwittingly.
fltii, pin ducked Riiaik-kin
unli-suhmarlne destroyer, the U U
A1 Johnson proclaims the news
Luckily the a il had a sense of Bastions, which will be cemmlsi l l g ill'll, blown or g m V .
H A P P Y B IR T H D A Y
tat ho la a mere lad of 00 and humor and rspl
sloned July 8A at tha Naval Ship
Till- fitted tarki-t.'i me UliJu ly bs
yard In Boaton.
Hobby Janes
lined for extra ciiolnes* mul
coin foil.
riili-e sly ten to
select frnni. Hliown above
with Pvler Pan Cullor . . .
other* with toll eo Ila it or
notched collai*. Sixes 10 to
18.
Audrey Anderson Is
Social Lalendcr Wed To R. W. Gurnee
l
Mrs. Ray Is Honured
',vli*K»«,h*,„9'1*pcl ,.'h*
By Miss Chesterson miwhe
l)r. ('. L. IVrNona •••
' i o l l o S f a
K 2S“-**!2*2r sslS
f
Innfructions Should
Come With New H»i»y
Miss Sally Chane
Honored With Party
T O IK H T O N ’S
Lake Mary Church
Has Picnic, Meeting
B ette Davis, W arner
Brothers To Part
Travel P retty . . .
A n d Cool
MHO STATION
W.T.R.R.
Hollywood
LuHt TimeH Tuday!
I
inn:
l
/
WilHoiits^
TIJKS. and Wl^D.!
HeHtfTlk SlOfKO/
S
| WvrwfluA
V*
/iatmteuA— la u iw tu A * ftf ]
^ * ita
“Calamity Jana and Sam Bass1
Color Cartoon
!n1ttf* t f
10"
TUBS. • WED.
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''.A '
MONDAY JULY IB, iM r
THE PANfOHD HERALD. gANfOte FLORIDA
ro im
TD
Sanford Wins Two Of Four Weekend State Loop Tilts
Locals Drop Out Of |
First D i v i s i o n ;
Rose Pitches No- [
Hit DcLand Game Team
Hopes Run High In PGA Bans Locke
Junior Golf Tourney j From All Tourneys
Macon Increi ‘
Official Averages Of The FSL
Lead Over FfeM
(ln «) ml Ins «*»#* ef Wednesday, July 20)
TR A M B A TTIN G A VK R AO B H
211 3D IIR HI! IIB RRI HO I ' d . ;
In Sally L e a |u e |
AH K
II
TB
177 37 III 1.17 382 627 464 .20(11
caaiona violated the PGA tourna
ment regulations and the tourna
ment players' agreement of Hh Ab
PGA of America which he signed.
"Th e committee therefore haa
, of this day withdrawn their Invl tat Ion to him and his entry will
no lonirer be accepted in any POA
; np0n*iued event. Failure to keep
'M « commitment* at exhibition*
| ar)|j tournaments form the ball*
' f°r tho unanimous actions of tha
CDmm|ttec. This action was daam, cd necessary lo protect the spon
sor* and maintain the tournament
schedule,"
M
W A S H IN G T O N , July u A -f/IT— ' ST. H A U L , Minn., July 26— 1/1’)
— The
Golfers' Asso
■■■" Professional
.........—
Hopes ran high among more than J —
100 youngsters today as they |»r«- elation announced today It haa
3410 1144 101.1 1867
| Gninvrvllk*
ared to face each other in th e 1blacklisted Bnlihy Locke for any
:i 2in r.ort « u lifts 1611 17 2H 44 4111 424 464 .276
IIV AHHO iT a T F D PRESS
I
The Hanford (Slant* were edit Pnlatkn
r i n t t i m s t a t u t M ia t a
l*tlonnl Junior Golf tournament.
128 14 211 7.1 282 366 337 .267
c„m
Tim Macon Peaches clipped the'
" “ It"
ed out of the first division in the
a
w
i,
am
on
The I ^ 1 tournament com*
The under-18 Hassle opens here
3126 488 803 1083 106 31 37 107 373 30(1 424
Columbus Cardinals, 6-4 and 6-1, i lielassvllle
if It • (*
heated chase for
the Florida Daytona
is i t . i l l i | Wednesday at the (Ml 18-yard, par- mlttec said Ha
3086 140 760 1034 134 27 28 84 363 304 631
In .a South Atlantic League twin l.situna Ucaeh
State league pennant over the H a n fo .il
Augustine
14 41
i72, Congressional Country Club, against tha South A fric a n g o lfc r
bill yesterday to run their loop! at.
JI8 3 416 774 00.1 108 33 16 8H 347 342 470
weekend by the Patatkn Ami#**, lli-ls n d
was "deemed necessary" Irecausc
I'sisik*
i The first round field of 128 of hi* failure to keep commit
leadership lo eight full games, i NASKOHII
O rlando
3120 340 781 042 113 22 18 fin 3(14 280 603
[qualified for thn meet in medal I ments at exhibitions and tourna
It 84 3611 20(1 603 221
The runner-up Cards got a rally: I lull# nil
4* 14
3008 334 IlHrt 840 UK) 13
l . d t l i 'i r g
I I ••
ll? I l k play at 38 sectional tourney* ments.
startl'd la the ninth Inning of the l ir.in'l"
IN D IV ID U A L b a i t i n g a v k h a g k h
lion wa* the excellent pitching
ill
first game, hut the league leaders I.fW loira f t r a a l t * - < III *1 I I I i l t { I throughout the country last week, j The announcement was mada
t ill l i l t
HD f l l l l
II
H
Team
A ll
of Charlie llone, who twirled a Name
Carrasqucl also got along fin l
chocked it ofi at two tallies.
0
0
l
Tho tournny— officially called 1by Georgo Schncltvr. The asso
r.
1
II
Dayimm H*ach !«.. Ofiiamlo l.
8
1
1 to 0 no.hit no-run victory over ( ‘c.viiiirt-.n,, Pal
socially. If he wanted to go to the
O
I
h IU h 4. (lalnusylils 4.
"the
National
Junior
Amatour
I
Macon's
Hill
Scinsoth
replaced
1
)
0
ii
0
0
3
ciation’* tournament bureau mana
2
16
Pat.
the DeLand lied Hat* In the W ei* *,
I.
Lvahura I. -HI Augustin#
.
ball park he could hand the textChampionship
of
the
U nite d1ger. It said:
Rnv H um 'll in the box at that
32
.1
6
bin
2
82
77
347
first name of a tw?n attraction P in i f .
(iv ill.
sanlnril I I . I>»l,anr 1
point--to
whiff
Itoy
Huff
of
the
States
Golf
Association"—
I*
»
0
0
6
"After a complete and careful mb driver a note written nut for
1
21
14
In Del.an.| on Saturday night.
4
.Shoemike,, HA
66
I(e.|* Hint* for the third out. The
sevan round, four day match af study of all the facts, the PGA him saying "Take me to La Grava
[airahtira .*( _
40
7
1
2
0
18
10
Rose allowed only one Del.and Hon1*
G vlll.
107
piihitks at D*La"*°
DaLanit.
Card* had two men on the hastifair with tho two finalists meet tournament committee found that Field." Other players on the club
138
3
2
31
0
hatter to reach first base In the. Mc|>eird,
38
6(i
386
Pal.
S anfo rd St H s ln n a v llln .
‘ helped in ordering food, etc.
tmths and two outs before Huff
to
|p .y io n u n # s e h a t Ht .Augustin*. ing for the 1040 title Saturday Bohgy Locke has on numorous oc20
III
30
thrilling conflict. He guve up onn R iv e ia ,
134
106
77
G vili.
377
went down.
afternoon.
AMKKICAN LHA41I K
0
1
0
21
1
0
12
M c M Illin , G vlll.
01
Vein Morgan clouted a threet,
UN
from the deep South Ihe top
30
1
1
118
12
66
IJ
Jones,
Han.
ill
run homer anil John l<angwood N«w Y«rk •
I I It •4*
entrant la Tom m y Morrow of
0
I
i
no
7
2
63
33
K w nnink,
180
Pal
&! M
belted a smash for tho circuit for I'ltvciand
tame against Rose as he limited H to p i,
0
0
41 41 i l l ' L Shreveport, I,a. qualifying at New
0
i
0
0
0
3
O ii.
ihe net noil Peach win. The score (Miton
Orleans' Metairie Club, (ho I hiiiImlsdalphta
i l 41 i n
the (Slants tu three base hits, Hailey,
0
0
0
0
t
D ll
2
3
12
was 1 and I la'foro the two mighty treirolt
111 l*H slana state Junior champion and
but a triple by Johnny M r M an' V o m e r,
10
23
7
106
10
00
Ml
O rl.
332
swats In
the sixth freriio. The Ckkago
U* which followed n single by .M yall,
stata prep links king fired a four0
il
1
29
6
13
ilonliln defeat dropped the Cards Wishing Inn
ID
O rl.
80
ill
HI. {suits
over-pxr 76 playing In an Inter- !
Boh llallmnn cost him the game. Luke,
0
12
.15
1
2
108
17
17
»i
»
.
,M
MU
hack to third place,
Han.
H«tAI4a
mlttcnt thundershower.
i
The (Hants dropped the night M ayer,
lo t
23
1
4
lit
4
Chut lesion's Ilc M s edged out
30
York
a,
313
Pa).
New
,
,
D etroit *<11 in n ).
Th* first ruupd pairing* In*
cap In DcLand Saturday night l- y ,
THERE IS A CARMOTE PAINT.
O v r l s m l 7-4, W ashington »•».
6
111
in
ilie Tigers of Augusta, A to fi, blit
III
G vlll.
366
14
06
71
elude:
l-hlisitriptila T - i , t'hlcago 1-4.
by an 8 lo 4 count. Kd Sherman M o tt,
(1
18
1
Kiev hud to go 16 tuning* to gg|n
ENAMEL AND VARNISH FOR
113
II
368
7)
33
Pal.
XI
Istilfs
1-4,
llnetun
s-i.
pitched the victory for the hnmo PU'llHIl,
Robert Miller, J r„ Selma A la .,'
ihe decision, Tom Florence add
8
<1
H
37
6
.’HI
30
214
.it. A.
S 4 T I M H US41IIH
EVERY SURFACE AT NEW LOW
dull, while Hen Wilhur and Jack (iriu v e ,
wr 1, Pet tin v* Grant Snaelh, Stanford, Calif.
Hiistci Maynard brought lit, tho (H #
It
II
2(1
1
14
3
18
■’at.
83
PRICES
_ _
X
L,
{.mil*
I
t
11
.inn
Tom
m
y
Morrow,
Shreveport,
La.
Deal worked on the hill for Iho D evil,
two-run
winning
margin
III
llto
top
6
16
on
II
(Ft
20
308
D ll
02
nemklvn
IS 41 t>*
H v* Ollle Fletcher, Washington.
(Srubermen.
*i
of
the
16th.
Augusta
racked
up
HIGHEST
QUALITY
BACKED
MY
A
GUARANTEE
IH
117
6
23
U«alnn
( iv ill.
383
8k
61
A lle n ,
41 44 its ?H
.The Orlando Srnators took a D in ii"ic o ,
one in their half of the frame, but l’hll#<l'ltihls
•i
s
ii
47 44 .SIS 714 D. C.
OF OVER ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF SUCCESS
0
0
10
33
7
I,e f.
Vtw
Ysrk
Gerard Hchultheai*. Orlando, FI*
4 lo 2 derision from the Sanfordsltiiekoiii
with
ihe
potential
tying
44
44 sou s
20
7
112
2
FUL MANUFACTURING AND SELLING QUALITY
P le i'lin g ,
374
r.y
6
DB
72
tlllatHiriti
41 4* .411 io h v* Robert C. Atwell Indlnnpoll*,
tnilv mi the second sack.
lie* at the local park Friday
rinclnnslt
Hit
Pennington HA
206
14
IS SI tet n i t Ind.
PAINTS, LARCOLOID ENAMEL AND VARNISH.
Knviin'ioli moved up to second IHIraan
night as Jack llohark and .llm
It ST .sin tn
73
1
l
13
KMipInskl, HA
.18
9
246
32
posit loti, despite a 3 and 2 loss
Romeo tangled In a tight hill
Walter Raker, Atlanta, Ga., v*
M eaalta V f# 4 # rX a i
3
62
2
H 30
A
ms
la,
Lee*.
210
il
31
HUY WHERE YOU CAN GET THE BEST FOR LESS
Chlengo A-*, N aw York 1-1
to the Tuts of Jacksonville, ||o
Inyt
Hayne* Hawkins, Mt. Vernon, III. >
duel,
18
3
8
6
.1811
69 114
36
Cincinnati 10-4. P h lls ife lp h la 1-1
HA
IN PAINT AND GLASS, BUY FROM US.
Wilhelm went the route, for the
Last night's contest, the first Duller,
si Cools 14, llroAklpn I.
II
100
III
1
8
DD
38
37
361
.Sailors mid handcuffed the TrjlxHo couldn't speak Kngllsh I n '
Runday night tilt of the season Hill,
I'PIsMirgh
4-7,
Heston
1
-1
.
18
II
1
I)
Del.
376
14 107
60
LET US FINANCE YOUR PAINT JOB, BOTH LABOR
hi three hits for his 13th victory
mid-May when he showed up here
for the (Slants at their
home Kabul 1*,
II)
4
i
Sr, A,
34
76
4
204
37
of Hie season. Thu Hars rapped two
AND MATERIAL, OVER A PERIOD OF EASY
to plug a leaking gap in the i n -1
Y E S T E R D A Y 'S s t a r s
park, was taken by the (Hants by Gimpcr,
K
I)
92
II
327
7
32
34
Iteilikin Iwirlers for ID safe blows.
By A S S O C IA T E D PRESS
field of the Fort Worth Cat*.
an I I to 6 count as Joe Hchuttx Fernandes, l.eits.
PAYMENTS, NO RED TAPE, NO EXTRA FINANCE
I
12
3
60
DD
30
2
28
2(81
The ri'llni-dwelling Columbia
ami Rohack combined to dump Llchi.iis,
(loti Lemon and Mickey Vernon,
CHARGE.,
10
II
78
n
2
Iti'il*
gave
thn
Grutinvlllu
Spinners
Hallman,
Han.
7
280
2'J
the DeLand Red Hats and limit
Indians— Lemon hit a pair or
jr
98
6
four unearned runs, and the hall- hnmc runs to help his own cause victory.
16
Gvlll.
361
64
7
62
them .to six well scattered bin- Singer,
giuiii',
(l
to
3,
Ivan
Johannes
pitchII
108
12
1
tlurko,
13
Gvlll.
.181
02
60
gleg, l.nii Hallard, Krnlo Victor
s> thn Indians heat Washington,
Howie I’nllel. Cardinals— won ,
•il seven-hit hall for tho Reds, but 7-ft, In the opener: Vernon drove
0
0
II
36
16
Pal.
3
130
21
and Red Roberts worked on the Tabli,
his Llth game with an eight-hitSaitfnrtO leading paint and glaait alnre
lei
in
two
Spin
runs
with
one
of
.1(1
1
1
Thmnpsnn, Luca.
Kill
1
19
2
11
mound for the invaders.
In four runs with two homers ter as the Cardinals pummeted the 117
So.
PARK
F rta Delivery
PHONE 303
*
r
('ulumbia's
three
errors.
Green
il
281
4
1.
77
Id
Del.
31
sml * single and scored the other Dodgers, 14-1 to take over first I
The (Slants were bumped out of Count y,
v ilie pul Ilnee men on the mound, In Cleveland's second game R-2
.»
16
3
.17
71
Gvili,
7
260
62
the first division by the Pnlulka Dful.’ir,
place In the National Loaguo.
y
43
08
Id
7
6
249
II
24
Amiens on Saturday night. The Ilrtii'M'tig. Del.
reived pel feet nllppPCt In the field.
0
9
1 20
DD
.160
97
70
(Hants and the A ’* were lied for Kmmerli'k,
III
<*
16
07
06
fourth place In loop standings as Judy.
m. A. 303
i
10
41
Han.
ii
.16.1
in
II
6
the two tennis went Into their Cuhtlrlfi,
91
21
12
games on Saturday. The (limit* Hruilttr,
0
0
1
34
0
2
9
II
Orl.
Hep.
won tlidi opener, and llm A m - L. Harry.
lly A H S IH T A T K D P1IF.HH
leas nipped Ihe (Salnesvllle G* M mInk,
Del.
Men In a 4 lo 2 tilt to keep the IInherit,
Han,
GO LF
twit learns on an even basis, but W'.ilncr,
Gvlll.
T O L K IH I. (H ilo -C h irk Harlicrt
the filnnts dropped the second Srhtillx,
nf I tel roll and Hob Hamilton of
Han.
half of llmlr twin nttrnrllnn lo Hones,
Londovor, Md., won the Inverness
Ht. A.
the Red lints, which allowed the Malle,
fmii -bull I'lmmphitisldp.
Han,
Amicus lo forge ahead of Hie R o i i h o ,
M K M I'IIIH
Wllfnrd Wehrle,
Orl.
(Dents bv one half iraine, The llm 11 iipipx, Lee*.
l.mdsvllh', won (lie Colonial lnArnicas blasted Ihe SI. Angus, Collins,
vliuthm by di'rosling Jim m y W ltGvlll.
lonberu, Memphis, 3-2,
tine Saints yesterday U to 2 to Ihirsl:l,
Pal,
T K N N IH
maintain I heir half game lead. Gurbas,
Del.
M O N TR K A (.--Australia gained
H i# (Hants rolled out ihelr Knepper, l,c#s.
l lie Amerlran mine Davis Cup
hfnvy, artillery ls*t nleht us lhav Iturker,
DU
finals hy di'fi'ntlng Canada, 4
Misted 14 hits. Rol. Hannfllt Mtd B*pp.
DH
\j • « ' I ’ J t i i h i
mill elms lo I.
1
Jim Jones were the hid gtms In Kafgadn,
Pal.
H A V K IlF O Itn , Pa. - Rlehhrd
the Hanford allnck. Hallman rap- Hanson,
Pal
(Psiii'lml (hmsalcs won Ihe Penn
perl out four hits In six Irln* Dunne,
Dll,
sylvania Stale Grass Courts Cham
arid Jones alngleit Ihrcc limes In llilt’k'nk,
O il.
pionship by boating Victor Bellas,
five Irln*.
Klirhanlt, III. A.
it. i, (t-i, n-o.
I
Tonight Ihe (Ranis move lo
IIIIKHK R A C IN G
Gainesville lo meet the G-Men
A R C A D IA , C alif.--Are Admiral
In a single affair, and It Is llhelv
1 17 6111 wiin (he mile and flvethat Manager Orulier will send
I'iglit* $67,imo .HiiiihoI Handicap at
Lefthander .luck Ileal to Ihe hill D i n c u H N c d
I lull v wood si-,Saul a Anita III world
to face _the liui.l hitting G's. T o
reroid time of 2:30 1/6. Old M*rk
morrow "night the (Hants meet,
IIA l.TIM tiK K . .lid, 26 i/h
the (lalncsvllle
aggregation all
Font new thanipiiili* nml I« « |,n- wilt L1: III 4/6 Htmred by Man O'
the Municipal Park an,I Left.
N K W C A H T L k T n . IL . Ju ly 25 foiuiers who hiiiti ' i dnllv ih-fi'tid- Win II02U) and Historian (104(1)
C H IC A G O , - Conltnwn ( I 2.H0 I
hander Larrv Itnrrv will tiroln — (/Pi— 1Thn highly rontroveralal cd Ihelr titles ruii'igril (nmi (hr
ahlv draw Ihe starling hill ns- ssnlly rode, especially ita »ac- Hcvcnth Annual Wnlei Ski Tou won Iln> $64,700 Arlington handlrii|i at Arlington Park by font
lions relating to the eligibility of rnament hero Ibid week end.
almtneol.
(lKIAN It
Intercollegiate football player*, I*
Tim new crow n-w m iin Inrludr liiiglli* with Hlar Reward wcniid
expected io
lo receive niarxco
marked auana tu n Mary Isils Tlnirriliill, a I l-yrnr- and Armed third.
, , , rapccieii
Rrusnln* 1l>
NKW YO R K -Hun Bahrain (»7.i m s tlnn here during the National Aa- old hltaide from Winter.........
llaven,
nehrrt*. lb p
won the $17,376
Saranac
i > s Koclntlen of Collegiate Commls- Fla.,
who swept evriyiliintr in
... Oil)
March*«*n« •»
si
Kmnlre
City-aL
C n n n d t, K
' ' i t sloners' four-day meeting, which sight lo win top li.nnn . m the lliiiiilhnti
JiniNiii's
ns
Bhachleton,
third
a — F » m s mi**
,
,
n
opens
today.
junior
gill's
division
Shi
m
pliirf(arrl*nn. if
elnih'o In iM'llIng. was left at poet,
Qarhas, in
* n3
That group I ill'bidet
10 of the *d first place in Ihe Stalom yr*I rnl o bet turn demanded refund*;
.tlenn*, e
|
1 I nation's major cnllcgo athletic con-terday afler taking llir nihi r two
gni none.
Mal*k. rf
J,
n
I
ferecnes
that
govren
more
than
••vents
1
rlrK
riding
sml
lumping
j
fUllsrtt. |i
G KN P .KAL
ii a 4100 Inslltutluns of learning In a.I
•'"' U 'r In Jhr weekend timi n'v.
Victor, l>
H K T R O IT - - Stanley Dolla*'*
Tnlal*
s JtIT sections of the country.
HklMnian Hnyilnii.. in, of 4ii was awarded fuel
• A a rn n it
J
In attendance will be the na- oiido, Fla., was »l(in.illv named Kkip-A-Long
U. S. team
place on I lie ..............
....... which
..... .
i
i
tlonal
group’s
aecietary-treaeurer,
»
in
phut
of
the
..iiimr
hoy*
illvlleMsnus. •*
wa* to compete for tha Harm*falon.
Tall man K
o Reaves K. Peters, H lf Seven con- k
*'•*■ He
**•* took
|n"*, fiml
first ,oi<e
oaee In (lie
the worlb apoi'il boat trophy,
head,
Gommlaalunei*
- -* ference
leivni’p ii
m u. anil
nmi w
um m iuiuiiviti slalom andi hick riding sml finC H IC A G O
- Argentina’* El
J !• Arthur K. Kllem of th« MI»»ourl
third In tlir Jump
the
I
.... litter
Trcbol Polo Clllh won
—
< s. Valley Conference, Arthur R. H utThose who relnfneil lo'lr allmplonehln by
Auii'rlcnu Pol" chant
> 11chins of the Houthern Conference, events rlinut|iiiiiiidnp>t were Mr*. ili'fonlltig
a IL S. all-star learn,
,, | Cm II K. [.arson of tha Border Con- Wllla Worthington, Mrliulre of 0- 6.
............... ii nifvrnure, Her ills Moore and George Oswego, Ore., anil I tick Ppe, Jr.
Totals
il u it at t Gardner nf tho Kouthtailern Gan- of Cypress Garden*, FIs., In lloami mi'ii'* tllvUlmiK, re
,nr
I,1,!!, hill'.i„
* fcrc''c°. B. L. Rtrnmey of Iho women's
spectively.
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IS? n
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I
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Sanity (’ode To Be
Four New Ski Champs
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Of Conference Heads
liilnre
o*« tin
Mountain Htate* Conference,
Vlo-
(Joaat Conference,
Jamea
H.
Htowart of the Houlhweet Confer
ence, and Kenneth L. Wllion of tha
Wcetern Conference.
AH phaeea of polielee and pro
blem* In every form of Intercol
legiate sports will be eludlad,dur
ing tho sessions. The group alio
will develop Into the mechanics of
officiating In all of tha major
place In ovory event lo clsim the
crown for the fourth stinighi
year. Pope, a lithe IK-yeur-nld,
waa. first in the slahuii and trick
riding ano.second in ihu lutnp.
•
th e big, beautiful
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if
i 4k
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land tnhacroi low their n
flavor, your food dor* not ear*" M S
: you may hava hrartbam. aaa
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your botrau may prru upon your
fchulOrr roaUna you i«t up Iraou
fy, Uiui brraaln* into your aletp.
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hfalth la Impalrtd.
p l t l f * * - l . f r p'*"*
mi> r',t * - " m f
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of
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— D R IV E -IN —
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low or
ir bllloua: dark rinaa may ai
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(catarrh!
til or dull hrad-acno:
bowala atop thalr Jrw. full and
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tai. putrefaction and talf-i
rlntritlnal to*a*mla" or “acutt
trltla" aa many ooctora calLlt).
HOW T O GOT R E LIEF
You can relieve thta condition,
ita abrnna* from tit. In-Mllnti
■■■- ■,,,,,
lly overnlaht,
overt
by taklnt Calotatd
«au*M putttltclion and tar uaually
dtlma ana
and drlnkln* water freely
at bedllma
neat day.
:« parUttiUfli ho* ih* bit
lh* fiver into *nd out of i r .
r ead (tone* into th» tnull
T* tt M it * with lh* partly
Juat bftow th« itom.ch
adjunct to pmt*r~dV-
A U T O
L IA B IL IT Y
IN S U R A N C E
To M ill N ew FtotMfi Finniiritil RcH|mn nihility Lmv
t T A lt m » a DANGER HIGNALO
stomach, llvrr, anil tail
■»n upaet by Improper
*1. or whrn they are
. .aeauM retained and
RMUer In your tnte».
- ----------- ng your entire body,
P O L IC Y H O LD E K K H IIA IO ; IN T I IK I1HO F IT S
CMBUrU-COMPANY
PHONE
PHONE
101
104
A l Wilaca— Phona l l l - R
i t
C. M. Iliiyd-Phon* 254-lt
•Stoss m*y^eom*,inp
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TRAPS
:T ^H f5 T lS T it» 'F w Hafip^S | ft— ARTICLES WANTED—« j 12—
Far Raaaia
C O U N T R Y home, five ecrei. land,;
| on mtall litko, Irnmil
hutliie.
l;j,600 rath nr >t,.liHI nntl pny
, nienU. Write C, 11. Gatlin, H«*
ai3 Genova.
(iaraife hiiliflinp,
»!»•• appmelmately 60 ft. Ity I I " fi. Cnn he
purrhaied ntt very rraamiable
term*, I 2600.no t'Hah, linlnnro
♦100.00 monthly.
Robert A. William*. Ileallor
Rayntand Lundquist, Amnclala
Phan# 732 Atlantic Hank llldg.
M S**
L•tts
s Jursz
f g i i'«r—
E
ir i*
T ie
tea
■ate rate taf aiarh l*a» m m
PHONE 148
mu
Tha beneflelat eflrcta of Oalptatd
lie In the fact that they are ( l l) Tlu
u a*
* e intettlrv**.]
live, i3> antlieptio to the
inteitl
*. «♦»
( 4 i effaa«
(1) diuretic to the kidney*.
Inreil
- -------------tlve In
reilavinf
tymplomi•of bill
bliloua*'
r.eu and acute (aatmla due to connl*
potion or faulty difeet Ion.
Caioteba are pieaunt to taka
oM h f followingaympPoim *** (■ufar coated), prompt and efftcuya.
„np1r*»- Try thrm and *ee. rollow label dl*
2, jour iMfaa coated, a ractlona. At your drunnta*.
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Use
HERALD
W «nt Ads
W ont a *
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NICKS PACKAGE S T O R E
a n t s
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I.A W N M O W KRH aharpenfrf. hi1'ED At. T Y P E SewInB Mm hinr- |1 eyries rrpHlrnl, lock and kay
Call ftl!7-XM
work No welliiiB work *?«l»rHitfrnl.
M, W.
Hliiunan, 610
7 -_ F o f H -r ,l« n J w k S iip | .lir i
K hsI -till. H I.
Heirfnrd, Pla.
(F o rin rily with Willlaina Plait
KOR HAI.H— Mule, I S y<’m » >M
Shttpl.
I'hnne 1140 until 6:00 1*. M 71*',
M4 nftrr 6,00.
P l .r .r n t l C or
A C K T Y I.K N K
For Hull' - Kxtrn nlrt> ,\u-.lnt»lttlr
W H I.H IN G
ItoOHler $2.60, K. f‘. Gitlnui. II
Ranford Mtilor A Eqpl. t »
I, Hna ;MH, Snnfurd,
_____
20H W. li t Hlraat
_H |Nirkle, Silver, Gold I'lntirtiri P'd—
lelilni! Ilithy *hue* mid ulhnr
K X P K IH K N G K O hrnkn met fia.nl!
H E I.I*
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end
mnn.
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Kuro Bond Income
K iilirr otiUido men Imludiru:
Avon (,'otmelo'H it. mlvetloteil 10
Mill'* Pwnp S h o p -W o buy, *rll or |
H'leeiiN. Kree outimnlea. Phone
Good
IlmmekeepInB
mill
leu
I
Iradi' moht nnythlng. 400 Su n -1
rolled (Iviedn 2UH|.
ford A vp . Phono 10B-.I.
| olhor leudllu: tvoiiieii'. iioiwu i
nine*. Open iouh iii Snnford, ('H A U LS
emtetl. Hodgkin
An
We both loth, when you don’t I 1wke Mitry. Write giving home
lirpie*, Smith thin Airpoil.
to
bring
your prearrlptlonu
nddre** for inlei vieu
N'liomi ^
m^
I.anry'a. Phone 106.
Seuhurv. :m K uni.. Av». M l.1 1 ; , „
A H T 0 M D IU I.E S — I
_ I
I lot II, Pill.
nplele line
TltX f-jD n PKKIlH: I ’nmjilele
Hunt'll Tuxedo Peed HI ore
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rr P o ll S A L K : lined Tnxl
I'nl* I
G O A T M II.K
iri* , Ita ealaebaea ef mam-
It
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rtaa aa a*ttfr aa Immadfataia
If aa •i n * aeewee la i « e ad
■aaa# to n a m M ill* fa*
«•
■ara
Painl*
P ITT8 I1 U R G
purnoae.
H B N K A ltlK GI* m A
113-114 W. 2nd.
K N JO Y Sunday dinner
76r at*o week dnyn.
ahnrl order*.
for
|l—
e
W OKh
I fil*
“ |
Home good, wune Imd. mid *mo
llldlfferenl. All 1066 In I'H ‘
I'I ’HNITIMtP. irnphnhlerlng, all;
Mmlelnt Glir-r., Pordfl Mini I'll
Paint *'o
work grini Hiilee.l 11100 W, le t.1 nioiilhn.
Phone .120
Si Rainey.
__
I
JO K G O N / A I.K /
at l.am y’.ij Ml W HOOPS Hoof* repaired,' 8L1 M ubuh IIu
Phone in:. I
l.unrhe. A :
Sinllh, 6H Inlcrtmtlonnl Pint tied 6/4 iim i
f pulilting.
W. G.
j I'onirui'lor. Phone 1186.
that look* good, run* fine nod
will give you good nervin'. (lnl\
New
Plywood boat*, apeelully. l.oW KH PIMGK.H, P.xpert walek
$426. Snnford Mtr A F.i||it '
treated A flnlulied. |N0. ..........j ivpitirlng, G. G. Knllowu, Home
208 W 1*1 St • The Ponloe
Shop, 1700 Snnford Avu. Phone
11BB.
S*==
I’lnce.
j III6 -J .
__________
FOR
KENT
— l
1—
'A M . T V p K S of hulldfixer wnrh, T U llf 'k HPKGIA1,
$183.68 fm .i
G O OD A N D B AD
-r
plekop truck. A till llinl
OIH
pi OR I minon.ibln rate*. Pren eatlmat• i t a a batter apariRltfli you ara I Uaed double bed
j r . I inv Id K. Carpenter, Phona
pin?? It run* mill lm>i loi> nf
room A bath, 1 Uaed 6 pc. living mom
looking for, » or 4 root*
hauling left In It. If you'll tlu-m
24.061 tU'k'l-M.
__________________
furnlalied
■ulto
.
bed or tmfurnUhad to tha
the xluff on ll, It'll tiniil ii o ff
Kl'.l'fi
right party, BOB B. Park Ava.
1 Uaed Walnut Vanity
iii iitismeHM o p p o r f u n H in i
T r y II out nt Sanford MH a
N f c i; Room*, attrictlva waekly I Shopworn Maple Bed, roll
Ki|pt Co, 208 W l*t St
ThIpg and rniton prattreai 64 Ml
«prtp_
rlcea during aummar. Valaaa
Ponllne Plare.
1 Shopworn 2 pr. Maple
Hotah
__
flu nr. ■
living room xplte
i:\ l l.l HIVK A P P L IA N C E
from
36 P L Y M O U T H , good motor thm
F HANFOHD
f H A M IIIHP, A V A IL A B L E SOON
k.
purr* like a kitten with n pine
203-01
a t . RSt.
L ______ Phona 127
1-01 E .. t tat.
of liver, a good rar t» get
NEVtrBMYRMA,
i Y R j S > Reach
- ? T h domnatalra
d^
lender In II* field. InveMment
about In at V E R Y low rn*i
apwtrnant, right on baton, two U S t D Radio* |fl and up. Tw irling j Thetcipdred
for one month'* supply
•Iona $1.20 and lip. All Al I
only $1611.06, It I* n goo,I in
it badroomi, furnUhad. Par month
..f
-.lock
only.
Territory
*
will
m»
W
Price;
.Phllro
Phono
veatinent In rhenp travel. Him
of 1 Auguat. Phoqe 808-W nr i
pay
1*100
u
month
rlrar
income.
aph Needle* (k Price. Tim
ford Mtr A Kqnt Co, 206 W I
62-a.
Wiile. giving prevlnii* caperThe Pontlar Plrire,
f fuxle
f;" - Ho* 626 Sanford A Venn r,
ta apt*,
apta. prlvata
pr!
ii
in
c
mid
pcrnoniil
ipanoniihlt-thrae rooma
aerttw
Ph. $86.
ad:porch
$ W bath In Oataen.'
_ ______ 4Ad
litie*. in Mr. H. Carlton Phillip*, 8fl ijofrOK "l- hoor, average on
for thl* model. A ini nmrh fm
AMao
lio l-foi
l-fo u rro o m apt, partially O I* A O IO LU B — beautiful g l a d * , :
200 S. P am klln/,L, Tampa, Fla.
hoik*, hut gne* pnrl come* bark
fttnilahwf. PKonaU aa a , _____ _
cut
fraah
every
day,
66c
per
rr
hater’n a good dog after a dead
Apart
ooten and up, Wa grow them
r S u S T G T FumlaHati
duck. I!e*t part of II I* • only
4M
Oak
ment in eoiip
, tpr your pleaiura. 610 W. flth.i 12—
uple. Apply
' cnMtrt $146. Sanford Mti A Ki|pi
S p a r lir fl« r v lic «i^ 7 ?
A v tn u e .
_________
Cn, 208 W l*t St - The Pont la.
Place.
ROOM gargga apartment. lift W A ^ T to atop amoklngT T r y I
Kxpert
■„ Radio Repairing
N. Jaaamlna Avanue._______
Nlco-Btop. Guaranteed. Houmll '
Med Myer*. 811 B. 2nd. B i
p H I z e W i n n e r in driving «t.Hght - 1348 Pontlar 8 DoLiixe
It t
A
Anderaon,
Touchton A f T K H A T IO N S and Urea* MakhlfcW furnlahaH apartman't,' utili
4-door, llydramatlc, rhillo, well,
Druga.
j ing. I IflU W. let. Street. Phona
tlaa furnUhad, also 9 bedroom
what elae do you .want? Oh,
I 1163.1.
ihe price only $2086. Yenh.
N®
^ - A V A I L A B L E I V K N 'C TIA M .1 U W B B mltda ip orC hile *lde tint* too, only 10,Dim
der. Seminole Venetian Blind
■ —
Ilea on tha ear. You’ll love it
Y .R E B U I L T 8 JN G ER j f'o: 820 W. *6rd. 8t. ' Phona
Hanford Mtr A fciqpt Co, 206
HINRfl IN A L L
162 W ______________
W 111 Bt - The PbiJtUc Place
IIA V k ymlr Auto aervic
AB CJ.fcAN AH a debutante hefoie
E C T R IC CO.
vacation. Genwal Auio
jn ellq Ava. ___ |
• prntjl, 110*. 47 Potillae II 4A»k the mitnwfm ha a
door will give you more low
lrta
<
"4iel
Red'*
Atltn
Repair
Hard
_____ 4 Florida
Coat,
pleasure-filled mile* than
al.
$2.28
Orlando
H
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h
w
a
y.
Drlando Highway.
,»ou can. hope. for. Sha'a a dllly.
R U R P LU B
NK W PLC0R C .jiiri*
Juat drive her and see. Ami
a ta M tla
tlon. GW HopW.mt
W r
Sen__________
IO
-3
g fube F in *
_______
Orla
- R. Mathiam.
. ' S S ' S F S & ’S W h W IM
,
good
condition,
Baal
offar
1307 K. Baeond fttrM i or
Rt The P o n llu Place.
tocaptod. 408 M yrtle Ava. ___
190M . '
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1^C VK-i
KKNO
B A R G A IN .. 40
Itli 8 8-door, rarln' to go
Pontiac
p
lwce*. Drive
place*.
Iiriye It, enjoy It, and
p«yr only I t 198, Eaay payment*,
too. Sanford M tr A Eqpi
..........
.
Eqpt Co,
208
B A O y ^ B I D and mattraas. Phona
THE
SANFORD
HERALD
"K E rjirfi
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Am fUKMitor of thr t.Msl
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m a n o s a o a i n h t r a id e s t a t e *
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B a m tn o lr C o u n ty . K ln r M * . *1 hl>
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U9a naw, Good Paint, Hydralic
Shocks, Naw Cnglna, new Urea;
L fcr quick aale ta il IB8-W . _
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S a l l s i7* im
nnd W nrtrr
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St.
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gwal tHtnditlon. - Cnn l*e *w>n ut
■Cub Station, tod. and Park,
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XV
MONDAY JULY 25, 1949
Recruiting To Be
Watched Closely
By Amy Officials
Rotary Moot
U. S. Moves Men
To W est Germany
To Combine Force
Legal Notice
two
IN
fo .'lu p m C t'sa ld that the board
ef directors had rocommendad that
i-i it ’ 1ST (IK T H E
COUNTT
J t ’lm it.
HUM INOt*H
fT H ’N T r,
HTATtl O K K U lltlD A . IN l ‘KO-
rt.vTW .
.
; the C ity construct a new building
B E R L IN , July 26-<A*>-A ma
In re Ib e I's ta te o f
J)
las a civic elnb canter rather than
|
1*
1,1.A
M
.
AHAJIH.
jor shift In American personnel
, ■pending money trying to.renovate
r
I t IlS 'N K fd .
from Berlin to Western Oermsny
the old yaaht dHub
Tn
A t . I. W t ln M
IT
M A Y CONu b bulldl
Building, and
was reported today hy military
C 'lIltN :
I had suggested tho
te appointment
appolntino
of
I
N
u
t
l
i
r
Is
liir
e
liy
a lv e n
ih « t
government sources.
Is committee
to .Investigate
_
tha pot
C I.A liY U A
S M IT H lia s riled tier
.. .lattgi th
The plan Is to concentrate I n 1
•Iblllty of tho civic clubc Jolnlni
! H i.ul i.- iiO r l ns A i t i n l t i l a t r n t r l * n(
| It..
r s l i . l e ..f t l l . t . A
H, A I U M ; | ,
Frankfurt, business heart of the
|together■ in
it financing a btrllilng o'
Or,-, iei',1: s ,t..,i Hn,, lia s f ile d h * r
their own.
Anglo-American sona, and Bonn,
I t . lll li .n Ter l l i m l i I l K 'l m r i n . a n j
the capital of the Federal Repub
! Dr. Ruprecht said that 16,971
il. n t , li.- M ilt a j iiily In I I I * t io iin r .
, .. 1. 1,.
ln iu i'l. in
Hu m il m m , a ia iin iy
' Rotartana from all over tho world
lic.
J it.l*:.- i . f f . in lm .li- C o u n ty , VTnr 1,11*.
i attended tha New York convention
The Berlin forces will serve a*
1 .in i h r ;« ( || iln y n f A iia u a t, I f t t .
! on June I t . Principal ip u k c r t inan outpost to handle matters con
. f u r . 'in iin it a t o f »n n io a m i f o r ftn .eluded Mayor O 'D w yer of Naw
e .i s i 1-f.lK i
as A ila iilr, let .-„ • f i x J
cerning (A I the four-pourer T.y
, (In, i . . I n ' * i.f I’l t . I . A H A I i A t
1
York
City,
Beratn
Actress
Made
and (B ) relations with the Rus
•
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.
o
n
t ills
« M ti
day
iff
N orn
mm
an
n Vtncont
Vincent
Nhiiddud behind u woman, R IC IIA Itl) H A H E IIA H T defiaa hi* pursuers line Carroll, D r. «o
ily ,
ll» .»
sians.
Praia, and Dr. E. K . Fretwall, bui C E B A R RO M ERO , B E T T Y G K A B L K and R U D Y V A I.L K F, In tfOlb
( t l. A llY H A
H .M IT II
Tentative date for th . move .» «" » « • » « n e from E .g l.-L io n 's " H E W A L K E D BY N IG H T " . 5howtn* f A
' A i lin io ln f r e l r l x
o f th *
the outstanding speech of tha con' Century Fox’s "Th * Beautiful Blonde from Bashful Bend" in coho
Aug. 10, It was said. About !!<>« at the Bits theatre f ueaday und SVednisday
r - lllls n f
vmtlon, ha said, waa daUvered by by Technicolor which opened Sunday at Prairie Lnk„ Drlve-ln Thentre,
H
ill,
H.
A
itu
in
*
.
ilc ts s a s ii.
military governmant officials w ill1
Ttygva LI# on "Th e United Na
be shifted to Frankfurt and Bonn.
tions Bridge to Peace”.
5 ^ 1 laloes anti potato liquid to Rill!.,
Hcmalnlng In Berlin will be
Dr. Lie waa quoted as saying
butter or mm gut iuc, nnd wuii rabout 7b officials who deal with
NtiTli’i: Ift IIIUlKUV (IIVEN that
that th* publie had expected too
creiH. Bi-bent, wilrring occslonally. , " ' I-........ . t .1
if,
n , ,4
the Russians, on all-German quc<i- i
much of the United Natlena In tdo
■y C E C IL Y B R O W N H TO N ft
rii
E,! If..'1th M i h .V vc tiu a Hs i i ( . ' fl)
Adii peppiT nnd more *wll If tn1- t '. *I' >'I
short a time and h* called atten
lions, and about 100 employ** of i C H IC A G O , Ju ly 2 IV -(/ h -T li*
I,
'..I I III.. r i i 'i l M i i n s n - i . i i
Aaaortated Praia Food Editor
cukiNry, <1 servlngm.
tion to th* many delays and dif
1 t i l l . I. I t l'l. K M t . N 'T C O ," m ilt th a t
the Berlin city military govern- >n(WH fronl tin- weather bureau is
i i*'. i h i. i i ' I i« u g t s t c r mtlil nai.ia
ficulties
sneouniered
In
forming
THE
BRIDE
COO
KS
D
IN
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E
R
1mostly bad. The heal wove over
I im r lh r in t tn tin- i r r n i " o f llm F i -♦
the United States. Th* people
Antipaato, French Bread and
ill
■ N n n i. M l'iin lc ( C h a p te r J u r i*
A rm y sources said th* 16th I n -; must uf the nation hasn't budged,
w r j - - *bould
ihnuld give the United h
i
Nations
at
. n f K l ii r l 'l i i , I .ii W■ id
t'i( t»
Butter, Spaghetti with
Italian1 Steel made In India Mivrral hun- I
faulty Regiment also will t>*
The mercury waa doing anutlier
Industry'*1 lexst
Uast twenty
twen tv years,
vaara. he
ha said, be Twmatn
..
III.
il l # C o j M
■
Be nee. Tossed
Green it,*-«l reals iMjfi.i,' Cluiet WHS up- , ..f l U l i i l i i "Ct il.' 'inC o ll litHyu <K Ilorertita
transferred to the ton*. Const# Iju - |fast ru n u p t»day ell the wny
.
V
*
"
for*
passing
Judgment
upon
It.
,\l»\ At. NIAVMAN
lary troops probably will remain; from the Kocky Mountains eost„D,. Peal* waa quoted i. t saying g r ” ' . F rw h p M r "- Ch#*** •ml pawntly goo.l enough quality to
*— Is doing
Ii 1 NEWMAN. Mil
In Berlin.
'ward to the Atlantic aeahonnl. .a ll'rig h t these days.
be mode Into ICO different sur
II
A NHWAIAN. .lit
................................
........... price
........
_
‘ ^ .B P A O IIe t T I
W IT H
IT A L IA N gical instruments.
U. B. Military Governor John i And to make ..................
It more unromfort-1
The average
so far this
til.W E N APAMH
,
T
O
M
A
T
O
s
a
u
c
e
J , McCloy will live in Bad
i able, the humidity was gutting In ■tiimmer" on"th* " n V w Y o r t’ fruit Z d . h.ld by most
TO M A TO B A ,r r r
burg, near Frankfurt with office* „
Ui-r .
auction market Is <7.46 per box. this
this generatfc
generation is t?e most teeh"nlV if
” 1- > medium-site onltma
In Imlh Frankfurt and Bonn. A>,
winds blowing Inland from the tills compares
with northern nlcallv
nlralfy advanced generation", ha
administrator of the
European paelflc Ocean wore holding ntad- ftult solas this season of from said, "w# lack the ability to think
, j * I . small garlic
II ecuvery Pragraui in Germany as |„K,
wllliiu
normal
r a n g e s t'i.M) to ft;
fur th*
regular straight, and the number of dla- “ 7 *
crushed, and .lu
well as
Kovernor-commlaslune,',; ihriuighmit Western states.
oranges sold In the fall, wl titer latlsfied, defeated and unhappy ed), 2 cups canned tomatoes (pulp
and
julre ), *» teaspoon
McCloy expect* to havs the bulk
cloud* luing over must nf the and spring.
people l« attested by the fact
.
. ■ sugar, 1/4
teaspiloon salt
of his work concentrated tn the, Muutlieant but were of little ben- J Some Igef a of th* Pope* hav* over 6H million sleeping pilla * r# , **x*Puon sugar,
pepper
for *»
aa high ■■ $10.'Ml.
western
tone*.
..........................
efll In holding temperaturaa down. ] sold fur
taken every night. Every second' U « » u t ) i freshly ground ----------An Arnarlran econumit-s offiijai
Balnfall
yesterday
included1 From th# grower*’ standpoints, bed In our hospltaia is occupied J*° taste), V4 teaspoon oregano,
said the shift in accent from Ber- iliundi-rHtorma In Uhlo, West V ir- Uie sail part about such price* bv a patient wno Is a victim of H olght-ounco package apaghatlin to tha Weal I* a natural con- K|,itu moat of New York, w estern!(1 ,,IM supply of the crop I* llm - worry, resentment, or other emo- th grated Parmesan chess*,
sequence of the East-West dec!- Pennsylvania tho south Teas* i
T,l# ,n lir « cummer season Bonal difficulty."
Mathodi Heat oil In ahiilat and
__________
sion to “ llvs and let live" In UerWaahiugton coasts and so m J <m,!>ut
will be about
76,000: Dr. A. W . Epps, J r. iatroduced add onions
and garlic]
garlli eook ovsr
8un-|tnMif House I'alni
--------II h k c s .
|A. H. Good* of DeLand aa a vl*t- *
" heat, stirring frequently, for
low
many.
>Rocky Mountain
arena.
i That'* about half a weeks sup-----------------—
about 6 minutes. Add tomatoes,
Wallltlde Wall I'alni
plv on tha New York market. I
S Q U A L L A T M IA M I
sugar, salt, pepper, and oregano]
It’s Juit a drop
bucket1 -----------M IA M I,, —
Ju ly
16— (/Pi—
A minor cover and continue cooking over
Fib r hi tie Floor Lnaittel
• jin th# t.---------, —
r ..........—
t(l» wh« n compared to tba 69,- easterly wave moving tow ard’ low heat for about
hour. Cook
I C a s l la s M Vtaw N i l O**)
Water-Himi' Fount el
nmilHHi-hux crop of the normal Florida caused small craft warn* ■spaghetti according to directions
their*.
varieties.
L M
_ log to b* hoisted along the F lo r -‘ oe package; drain. Put spaghetti
Hcnators Vandenlmig of Mlchl-j T O K Y O , July >6— (A 'l-O k in Wxler-B|iur Varnish
i)pslgnei|
to step Into' th* fruit* Id* Key* between
‘
*
Miami and In large aouo ptatas or on plate*,.
in , ranking ftapubllcan on tw1 awa, Just gutting uvar a Havagu markets
after the Valencia varl•pour a portion of hot sauce over
mate foreign relation, commit-! ty|l|Mmll w ll|, w in J i astlniasttMl up i-ly market ha* passed, th* Pope Key West today.
Th* Weather Bureau predicted It and aarv* with grated Panne-‘
tee, announced over the weekend
|f)((
#n hour, was a l.il.il In n sweet and Juicy orange.
ahowera and local thunderstorm* *an cheese. 3 servings.
he favored a "etop-gap" arm* pro-'
„ lut
nm,,her big storm
It compare* favorably with with winds up to 36 mile* a n ,
---------------(
grain •- one to tie carried out only wuh BWeeping ariose tin- I'nnfii'. tup grade midseason and lat*
hour In aquall* during Ihe next
W E D N E S D A Y D IN N E R
until grand strategy can take
The Arm y sold a seven year
24 hourx. Forecaster* said the
cream of Potato Houp w it h 1
•bap* untier the Atlantic Fact. nlil American girl, aniung i.lMMi varieties of oranges.
S e o ua fo r y o u r F a i n t i n g N o e d a
Wlillc the summer orange busi wave development
waa not * |Watercress*, Cold Chicken uml i
And Senator Dulles nf New U. H. wives unit children, wax
ness
hasn’t
been
boomed
yet,
storm. No hurricanes aru develop- Ham Platter, Hwt-ei Glu-ikiii*.
York, • top advlat-t on {nndgii killed and Id Americans Injured
R e l i a l i l o P h in t e r s U e c o m m e n c le d
policy matters, flatly culled the In the lypliimn which struck the the citrus Industry is keeping s l"3'
Salad Bowl of Greens, Tomatoes,
. v-ontlmr eye on the youngster.
91,460,000,000 figure “ too big"
------------ —
Cucumbers amt tWallloiis, Hot
II. H. inllituiy base Batin d a y., Many acres have boon set (hit
even before ho entered the Scnstc. Airforce liciiiltiUNiters
Iron door keys, locks, bolts, hin*’IM h Pin«Pl*>*
termed H i which haven't come Into beating
Actually the value nf the pro
mure sevett- Hum
Hum the
the one
one Iasi i vet. Hume grower* have plow*d’>UP
tieseil foielwn
rclg arnia ulti would at>- ,mJr"
and planted
Proach
r . c h iljw
.O W .W K ;1 ithe
W
he BU?e
wh.„ damage was am 1old types of fruit
...................................
« 1 £ 26,000,000,
bren found In the Huns of Ro- CREAM .O F P O TA TO BOul
uoiiiii’eil ut mtir»
m'or* than llli.nnu, Popes.
Iteh.rtmc.n
, luiunce.l
artment dl!icb.M(l
disclosed.
W IT H VVATEKCRBBB
The pope fills In tho gap be man dwelling* in Britain.
value is In excess 0410.
Ingredients: 3 cups diced potatoes,
Holdleis Tand
tween
U. B. m ilitary atock*. propotvd to
\ nlimen
m
. aided
u ile- {vi"
n the vValencias
*l , 2e,5*„ and ths
1 small onion (chopped), I tea
ha sent to America's friends , - Pendants and civilian. In digging ear y
variety of fall
Th* Roman battering-ram used
purnlturo will have brighter up- broad with no charge other than nw*V •lt,|,rls and setting up tern-j which begin* coming Into Bnduc- In the aiqga of Byraeua* in 211 spoon salt. 2 cups boiling water,
iery thl* Fall and nuailtV will I the coat of getting It ready for Dtjncry shelter. Guard, were post- tlon In late A u g u a ta n d jk p tc m - B.C. had a head of Iren and Iron 3 eupe milk, 2 tablespoons butter
c<- margarine. 2 tablespoons Burly
a finer, predicted E. E. Andaroan UM . na handling,
«d to prevent looting, liiscipllns, >ber. The Pop* produces keavieit rings around Ita beam.
chopped
watercress,
frostily
............. hla
.......
..... ..... worth
- ..................
and SapWwber
k,‘ return
About |46U,W)uJS(K)
of such. however, was described as ax- -In July,
*■■•*■ Auguat
*...................J
i—
ground pepper,
t High Point, N . C, where he materia), tha department eatlmat-, c*l'»nt.
The swords carried i t one Itttd Method: Put th* potatoes, union,
based new fijrnltur# for the $73,000,000 In rehabilitation euaU
by Roman Soldiers were of
salt and water In a saucepan: bring
of which he is
tan h# provided with only about
S t ’h o o l L l l t U ’ llC U
l*h steel.
to a boll again, lower heat,
ip*f*r.
..
. | Under th* program, military aid
l'h o n e H20
1 1 2 -1 M W ant Second S h e d
« !iia ila n *« g re w Page O a e i
cava? and almmer until potatoes
Buying was hrlek at tha f“ rni*.charged agalnet the program.
.
tiuBiiaaaa r m a
(mat
Th* shield* uf Roman soldier* ■ra very aoft. Put potatoes, re
two-lhirda majority.
tur# market and prices, with a wt>uf l g0 raB|,,|y to eight European1 M |I(HI|, ("'i,|,|.mo,li«pp*i
AcaAMI'l.F I'AKKINU — FKKH m a . i v F U Y
Most of those attending the had iron borders, and ware also serving liquid from saucepan,
few exception*, are holding UP | nation* and to about a half uosan ,|Hmy ttl|l| Mb wnv
I weekend Wakulla Springs confer* studded with Run.
through a food mill or pras*
wail, he staled. The new *•»■"'* j other* scattered all the way from
rm. D,.,,aiIm. nt of Agilcullinc ' cnee warn either Admlnlatretlen
through a aiava. Add tlavad po
tur* reveal* even better workman- E ur0pe to the Pacific Ocean.
program reunites m i vine oacli
Roman
soldiers
had
weapons
and
:
leaders
of
the
1040
session
or
ad
.hip than In the pre-war era. he
MeinwhH* the State D e p a r t -1
K
...............
"
’K
"
'
chilli twn nunrrs nf piulcln, threearmor of iron and steel.
4aid, and manufacturer* are try- m(,nt
the "political ag f(Mil 11ll) iif li rii|i nf vegetables, vocates of u sales tax,
Consplcloua hy their absence
ing to outdo eacti otper In p r o -, V|M ilon and expansionist alma of hlt'inl mill mm pm ........... I mu' luilf
won* Hjicaker of the House Perry
dttclng qualllv gnod*.
the Hovlet Unum" in urging Con- |ilnI uf milk ni i ncii mi ill.
Th* weather in North (-arollna M
to Uppruvc th* new $1,460,If n m'liiml cmii niiiki' cxpcnsm .Murray of Frostproof and Rip*.
x r v T ir n t o x r r a s a
was coot and enjoyahle, said M r . ' 000,000 arms aid program.
willniul I>c|in11mitiit nf Agrlrul- Dowdii of Putnam, Copeland of
(
’oilier
anil
Haley
of
Sarasota.
Anderson.
|
n il
n i l n i a i.
iiiia iiw i
ARMOUR
K EtlTM.l7.KH WORKS
lure nlil. it In tixperleii to iln h i .
The latter three are leaders' of a
* dlMotvtd N»w J»r»*» Cora*ra
—
which wan submitted to cotiffraa* Till' five Kchmiln in Mmifiiril mi
tion.
whoa*
IaM known prlnrtpnt
along with the legislation atreeaad nut pnrticltioti- In the II. H. It.A. tlic group whu contend no spacial.tplace nf bu»ln*»*
It Kachans*
______
Soviet action* an flke prims rsa- program. f.imt'lics w>m sold for session or any naw tax levlta are Fla#*, Jsrsay City, New Jarssri It#
itnekhnldern, nfflcrra,
ICaattaaad Pram Paac one)
*un fur tha assistance antcrprlaa. twenty cent* u iilnte In tlioau necessary ami that econpmy tn unknown
10B sava Mina Whit# a comSince tha and of world w ar two, school*. At the high seliool tint government ran balance the books- director*, avneral mansasra, ceahtrssinsnt asenu and bust****
Tw o special aubcornmittf** of are
to act of all Vaterana Admin- "the great-power harmony w« nveruKe wn* .‘III cent*, Mi*. Wlliton
■l*ni*. ir»ni*** nr creditors, amt
’•tlon form* that may b# ra- ho|i*d for haa not matarlanxed, reported.
the Benate and H o u m probably
rad of any veteran.
‘ the State Department aald, and
‘‘The umil uf the M'liiml lunch will start work th* l«U # r pact of
I L t I K R WORKS, and any and all
Pha
penilon
claim
of an added:
. . . .
,
roiiin project I* t« feed the child this week on tax measure*. Tha Tpersons
or
panic*
havlns nr
lodo veteran waa presented by
"Instead th# political
■ml train him In chuiiaii nnd vat .Senate group will be composed of alalwlns to hsvs anr right, till*
is Whit# to Mr. Dixon and Mm and expansionist alms of th « 8o- fond* that will Inilld n Ntltmu.
nr tnWrsst tn and to the following
mar followed
thla proem vlet Union, abetted by ttm maall- healthy hnily," *he m.tilled nut. villu, chairman, and Bewtara daacrjn*d land altuata In th# Coun
ough that office and to tha snant growth of intatnstlonal "Fund In a linliit. Wlmt we urn Rodger* of Winter OardanH, Mat ty or WmlnoU, atat* nf rtortda,
lor an n Administration, until It Communism have bred a Raw fear lined to entlliu we like. Tim many hew* of Jacksonville and K*y si
s finally presented U Ratine and Imecurity in the world,
many people Imvo developed *et Bradenton.
cream in* north two icrca nf
Idea* nhmit fnml* I hey like amt
tha Bouthw**! Quarter of the
Ilep. Simpson of Jeffaraeh raid
fall to rt’engnlre InipnrtHiit fond* ha will appoint flva member* of
hecaiiso they nevei liamt'd to eat
tha House to hla group within th*
them."
IC m II i m S r c a i i S M S * • «
oust faw days.
passed by tha Senato.DUi the aubHhanda and Simmon, heads o f
committee added aevhrel amendI h« Hanata and House Ptaaace
menu described as ralhor by mamCommittees during tho
regular
f P a a lla a M rt» M P a a e ( la s t
hean Inn, said they hopad ta hav#
b Tha bill will coma bdfor# tha full thru ri'cnu*Mili'd. Hu added:
a tax program worked out Amt In*
Interstate
Committee
probably
"There I*, n* uf now, no organi t reduction on tho oponlng gap o f
later this week.
.
sation m ated that cnuld offer
It la not tha same aid-to- educa/ me thla position aiiihnrltailvcly, tho *pec la I aeaalon.
and I have made mi commitment
paroihlal in tha matter."
Love agreed that Hie matter of
Mated by
ill In thla country. I want no
designating n ‘'spokesman" has „
Qua prejudice and 1 want abnot progressed heynml tha dl*- '
i freedom of worship and ra
cusalon stage. He added that ho f
ta teaching i but at tha same
hopes Bitch an organisation can be J,
1 believe In separation of
perfected and Mo»es will tako tha
h and staia, 1 want good will
post. Love turned then to an ittig people of all rallfUas, no
tack on the three-day work week.
ir what their dlfferantaa may
O u t a f ever 1 1 0 fa rd Trask modets laihtdhn Kond*
"F o r all practical purposes," ho 11®,' /
a matters which are strictly
ard stake* pedals, p M u p » and a variety<9 M aids
declared, "thl* limitation of the m I - ob
use of facllltlas la it confiscation • "!£.°S
In •aaaaHaadnta snastoi hadlas sush as etese n a of a large part of the capital in- K pn u
k a ta i hare, yeu a m A M
t r u * thart hast tar
99
vested In the** facllitiaa which
yeurtah* M M l a f « l y W » * " • Vs le a w Juft M
progress Ivu operators sea aa a
d n W a a f aNtar
W »M astm liranglh
necessary means to reduce th<t
M R kda every vhn' M
pnrt- V ** * * •
cost of coal to tha consumer."
j
S v K r S k s areetar range a f urn h i m Kranpft
Mosea testified that the U M W
A. ,
"evidenced a complete eonteraot" Acte o
n C f w S k S Imfstl UMW rsghKHsa 4aN m
of laws Intended to restrain tha 12 ,hft
acotMnie
power
wielded
by S ta te
ttniene.
end at
^ta sW tn o n wid that tha U M W , R 'Y n l'
h eur« nlanned average of 677,000, _________
watch
closely the trend of recruiting dur
ing the next two months.
Then, said officials today, it
may decide what measures must be
taken If the recruiting slump con
tinual or shown signs of becom
ing worse.
But at the moment, It waa ex
plained, tha A rm y la not contem
plating renewing the draft of
Selective Service reglatranta or
lowering standard! for volunteers
“ We will probably wait until
late summer to see how the sit
uation
Is shaping them," The
A rm y said In answer to ■ report
er's question. "Th e 677,000 authori
sad strength (the manpo1
altowabla under congressional ■ptiatlnns for the flseat ___
year
lining Ju ly 1) la for the aver'
ago month of the fiscal veer and
there are always fluctuations. Tha
•trangth might by >0,000 under
on* month and then go up id 20,000 over a few months icie r."
Th e A rm y Is somewhat enenurhged by the fact that reenllstments
are running high. This, personnel
experts say. la n healthy sign be
cause-recruiting generally reflect*
what the men already in the Arm y
tails the prospective recruit about
Condition* In the Arm y.
The Selective Service Act will
expire a year hence rinlpia Con
gress renews It.
The A rm y hasn't drafted any
men since early last winter. First
It found that voluntary enlistments
wore adequate to fill Ita vaca
nt*. Then a cut-back In fundi re
quired a reduction In the original
coal which waa to build toward
an ovontual strength Of more than
600.000.
However, officials said today
they believe the draft act should
be continued in farce for twu m aj
or reasons i
1. An incentive nf voluntary
enllalmenta (youths had rathar en
list, with aoma choice of th* branch
of arms, than be drafted.)
>. Th* existence of a Helenivc
Service Law can be of value In
an emergency. With tho law lit
force, drafting of mail could hu
started In a few days if war ap
peared
Imminent,
Without
It,
months might slaps* before a new
draft law could be drafted, put
through Congress and slgnsd by
the President.
,
Nation Swelters As !$7.45 Per
M e r c u r y Spirals p a i(| F o r
a
________ a
Box Ig
MENU
O ranges In N orth
NESS FLASH!
Pittsburgh Paint Prices Cut!
Trum an Message
[Okinawa Theatened
!liy Another Typhoon
S
Buy NOW at New Law Prices
".7;i i.ss'K.'gj'-iB t «■>>}*«•»
F urniture Predicted
To Be More Colorful
Remumhor
8ENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO.
Special SeBBlon
Legal Notice
Mtfls White
if » c ;
Con ffre si Action
Coal I’nihe
•lv«ry one it Bonus iutffl
FDRO TRUCKS
LAST LONGER
W oikm , th# CIO
RleatrWal Workers, tha CIO Bub*
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NEW SPAPER
< T U E S D A Y J U L Y 26, 1946
State Finance* NAM Seek* End For Aid To Nation* Revolt Agai
Ta Be Studied Duarunmatiaf Agninit investments Ecuador Foi
Jfy Committee
ByGovernmen
Senate, Houae Group
T o Conuider Tax
Poeaibilitiea
For
Special S e a a i o n
(^ O f f T lC E lL a July 2 6 - ^ j CKairsaao Richard Simoom of th*
h H o iw FIm k o u d TajUtfoa Corn*
mitts* today named lU tekrm atitiiM to th« commits* studying u i
po**ibiHtio* in preparation for lha
ipadal **•*»» Sept. 7.
Named by SimpsoA w*r* Rep*.
Fuwta of MaaatM, B*atl«y of
Waiton, Straybom t l Lat.Schuh of
PiaaUaa, Stochdala.of Dad# and
Burw«M of Broward.
r<61Tb#y will larva with a limilar
upper hour# committee handed by
Chairman W. A. Shandi of the
Senate Finance Committee and includlni Senator Rodger* of Orlanda, Ray of Bradenton and Mathewa
of Jacksonville.
Simpson reported hit group--all
meinben of the Home Finance and
Texabea Committee*-ead the Sengal# Committoo "will atudy the fin
ance kills considered in the regular
session . together with other bill)
that may be propoied in en effort
to have acceptable biUe ready for
I. V i
H AM ILTO N. N. Y . July
National Association of
Manufacturers todsy called for discontranance of U. S. economic iid to
nslions whkh discriminate againet, American Pfisste investment.
Noel Sai|*nt, secretary of the NAM. said in a speech prepared for |
Collate university'* first aannat conference on American foreign policy
that foreign nations shonM h# • ' ' ' ’
"willlnf and nbla" to provide a that economic aid to other nation*
political and economic climate b , med entirely for economic rswhlch makes foreign investment corny and development and nut
rtu o iu blv attractive.
'fo r political purpose.
H . dcIf this la done, Bargant sold, the >elnredi
NAM believe* that alter.the.fee“The eaeocletloa'a position don
nomte Cooperation Admlatstra not any that other nations should Q U ITO . Ecuador, July 2
tion la tarmlnntad, etseh private
socialistic
enterpr sc — The government of
foreign Investment aonM Amount abandon
while receiving aid from this Galo Plain Lasso said h
to approximately |i,ooo,900,000 country,
hut only that they should a revolt attempt today.
■ yaw.
net tu#' .Ml furnished bg the
Army troop* bast down an •*■
Ha explained that th« man does United States to aanand ths field
not advoeate guarantees by the of state enterprise."
tempi la attack the presidential
Unltpd States against lasses to
■argent proposed to expand the palace. A government announce
Investors.
United Mates negotiate a* rapidly ment said the revolutionist* M M
'‘Investors who send their funds aa possible n bilateral treaty with led by Col. Carlos Mancbano, form*
abroad should not do so unless any
ana country "which would r d clator. Guayaquil a major port
they ere willing to assume all
ordinary economic and political
n^ ° ,,1r lUr
*nt Ecuxdor, VI* quial.
„« . . l - i .
risks." Sargent assarted. But, ha with all govsrnmtnt* which Jrsired
to
Increase
the
amount
uf
. ° n* ,*f®uP °* icbsl* in
added, such Investors should ho as
sured that "any profit# they may private foreign investment (n u n ! ,^l# n ,l,o n ' c*.p,,a'.*
earn, and their Investment, if the Untied Btetes In their <iwn the presidential paUc* while
cheno made an effort to take cow
liquidated, may be transferred In countries."
dollars, without discrimination ns The treety, ho sold, should com trol of a group of aimy tanks. The
between old and naw invest mit foreign notion* to “put thdi government announcement >**U
ment*,"
fiscal houses in order and to at*- "both maneuvers" failed in the fata
The man, ha recalled, has urged bills* their currencies."
of quick action by lha army
civilian suthoritia*.
Mancheno and hi* principal 7***
lower* war* taken prisoner.
The uprising began whan M*ar
cheno's men broke Into a praetnri
station of th# civil guard In the
northern part of Quito and »ei»eo
tnechlne-gun* and 80 rlDes.
:,
Then the group attacked tW
presidential palace, which ws»
without a atrohg guard at thu
time.
J
Uovernment men on duty at lha
O
f
------- ------------_ " r
—
pataca
me anac*
laiacs met the
attack wim
with guruin.
gunfire.
Former Dictator Of
Nation Rounded Up!
In Plot To Over
throw Galo Laaao
Pierson Tells Captured Gambler
Lions Of Farm Named As Aide In
Lindbergh
Case
introduction on s*pi. 7."
it Agriculture Teacher 6 Man Rooked In 3cai?°thVmmion*to^u«• th* L*gis- Urges Campaign, Of
State Roundup
latur*
lattnr* to bridge the gap between | S a f e t y E d u c a t io n
th* •140,000,000 It appropriated
Num ber. L e a d .r .lf * ;. ifl,V„..,h,ir.d'h'5 l ~ i
fmr tn# next two years and th*
More than 1.300.000 farm ac
I >1S7,000,000 estimated I ‘
a w •YORK, j *
26 .,>1-1 NEW
able for the biennium,
cidents occurred last year in,Hit* On*I af »ix
six man booked here todsy
tml.v
ho
voted
"Burer ‘
w ant to country and at least 6)6,000000 ia a ikrea-ilala roundup of an «lHimp
tional
U'aaiiaaee na Pa«a M sM I
........Southern B abtiat
lieges C ritticiae.
Coilei
C ardinal Spe!
was spsnl for msdical, dsntal and leged $30,000.000-a•year numhm
hospital car* resulting from *cci racket ring wa* idenlified by police
dealni Injuries M farm* people, aa gate prominent in the Lindloin Pierson, Veter*** On-Tk#-.
' f caw.
Farm else* iastructar, toiA members
Bits, 46-year-old citculaif th. Lion* a * ta 2 v at the
-for lb# N*w York
Tourist Censer. My w^Tintrefecsd
>«*, was dcKtibad
NA8HV1LL:
Sunday
raining. ,
iiford unit want into camp
ug* Natiohal Ouard area
urlng lha past several days
___ Jossemad with thousands of
grsan trtite,
quarter*
it t teat*.
vans*. The
*na green
t#t*'
^ for both officers and man of the
unit! ware quickly covered with a
film of dust ns truck* and man
kicked up the parched soil pf tko
CftfllD AfM.
A high temperature- of 97 de
gree* welcomed tke Bnnford
pan/ to South Cnrellaa.
' The Baaford
>600
fSS5*u£ l i l
who,, S m . « « T . w w
from
Infantry
next two
1 of the
gaga in extanrive
the firing ranges,
ar*M of the big
n ia I* the **
tor, the Oth Division lines the
Florid*. Guard w*t raorgaalsad
aftoTW oriT War It, The same
chmp wax used by tka division
lam year.
r
.
PARIS, July 38— tA*»— In
formed source* hat* .utj to
day Ureal Britain ha* asked
for an additional $43:1.000,000
in Marshall Plan aid for th*
IMP-BO fiscal year. Britain ha«,
originally asked (or |l)UI,0OO,000, With the additional re
quest, britain would eel »1.
368,000,000 If
the request
should be grtiited. The itrquvsi
was submitted to the council
of Organisation fur t'uropcai,
Economic Cuoperallon which is
scheduled tu meet later this
week. This Is the group which
divides up the Marshall Plan
funds appropriated by the U.
S. Congress. In a note accom
panying the request, Britain
•aid she planned to Unport to.
more goods, hut that the addi
tional sum would he neces.ai)
tacause her export business 1 .
Ihe ikjlar area we. falling In
UW expectations, the .ourcet
B F 6
29 Are Killed
A t Typhoon Hit*
City Of Shanghai
Died Monday
favemlier,
1947, the *tale hail
of l i M i .
lhcro*M over the two w*i
including Thompson Mint
administration., wmi
M Ihe fourth negro in the reCOM flroveland rape ca.e, wa*
■hot and hilled by a you.*
north of her* today. Taylur
foaaty .hetlfl Bill Towle*
■Old Tkoma* wa* definitely
IdontlfUd a* one of four ne
gro** who raped * 17-yrarold Housewife July IB after
hooting and rubblnx her huvbond. He *ald the negro, who
Bod been (retied by a targe
group uf ufflrei* since Sun
day night, wav .hot when
ho ran after being found
aakeep In a dense wooded
■IOO.
W ASHING TO N . July l b ~ m
- Senslur Magnuiun
(D -W a th )
»aul luday lie will expect ionrid«talum m I conunui
Cooperation
Adiuimiliation puicharet loi lutn*
Im am) (nnl>.
,vai
Groun Attempts To
Kidnap C. L. Drake:
None Are InjureJ
Two Proposals To
U nderw rite W orld
Peace Are D rafted
■* 'he iwn girls
u.
Intel mediult'
(wlmim-r. and <ui the n'cund tiny
pna.etl the Hrd (.'me* le*t nml
itlvnnced In rank nf Junior l.lti'
Saver*. They aiito ita«*etl tlmt le.l
and finally ciiiiipli’tcd ntlvsiH'i'il
swIiituiltiK to.I* und were uwardi'tl
I II ramp rlldHinn mid Junior l.lfi*
Guard palche*.
Janet l.ee, I.uke Mary, won first
place In .ewiug nmoug -the K!U
girl, who e n tile from Hemlnolt',
Marlon Manatee and Haraanta
...............
i-i,untie*. ......„
Judging In lhi* rawing
cnntaat wa* based
Tuon workmanship,
appearance and design of material
u.ed in the article. Mrs. t.clnuh
Drown, agent from Harasotn. was
invtnictor and wa* assisted by Mr*.
Virginia Hsnderson.
fne best all around display of
.ewing, crafts und disli gnnlcni
was won by Cabin It) which limiscd
reaojiilloii eight nf llw> Hemlnule girls and
iur other girl*.
»toto now has -.13JI4B.
Sixteen of th* Heinmole gill*
Thta' eomparod with 12 ,t>l() one
ICeattasea Oa rage Kish 11
---------------- **-*----------*
00k over
2 s c .w ” ?i}oJ:..,.o.
■"I
~
Southern Democrats
Groveland Nefrro
Surrender In Fac«
Killed By Ponne
Of Sentiment F o r
PBKHY. Pla., July 26— tA’»
Anti-Poll Tax Bill
— Beneat Thom**, identified
Georgia Mayor
Boati O H Klan
With Blazing Guns
2 0 0 . 0 0 0 Are t.eft
Homeless By Worst
Storm Since 1915
T alm adf • Rapped For
Increiainfi Employ etH
M
M rs
WASHINGTON, July l b i/P)
- T o t met tiutt-bu.ler Thurman
Arnold decLied today it i* a "vety
dangeimu thtny ” to permit labor
oiiioni n mono}ni|ii, the labcn .uppit wiilmui .it) "cuib» whatio1ever."
EC AFunds Opposed
lb uiyrd that Congtru take
H r u|i|i<i.ril, m a Senile ipeccK,
■le|,1 in bttug union, under the
an auirmliurid to the EC A approinti Hud ct.tuiM and let thr court!
piiation lull which would earmark
decide ihe mure of each cave.
fund, tm puuhsie ol tuiplut tg riA 1imld. head ol the lustier Deiu lliii.il pinducts. He raid it would
ojituienl'i anti mut diviiion dur
lire ie .t|ipioxiittately 11,000,000,ing the "New Deal" day* and now
000 ,,| tl,r appropriation.
m pm*le pi,nine in Washington,
In it, jntlilicatiun to the Opoutlined ho views to the Senate
piopiislion luinmlltte to (Upiirrt
Hanking Committee.
thr irquni fin money to puichas*
1hr coiiunitlrr. it ihe request uf
agiicutluial piudurt*. F.CA submilSrnaloi Koiirihoit (D -V a ) is look
trd a h.t which, Senator Mafnil*
ing piimanlv at th* opeiatioiu of
,on observed, included »uch calchthe coal indutltv end the activities
all" iatr*uiiei a> "other foodi.
ol John I. l.rwls' United Min#
"ulhri libers" and "olhst *|fi*
Wotkrit. I hr miner chieftain last
lulluial puulmts '
June Itt dec Died tee-day work
And I’re.idwid
Truman’s r*SHANGHAI, jul7 -6
week loi the cual fields which
q.li'.t fur u $1.4611,000,000 (B )
Ruifclrd fill
I10U11 by tbr Wut.l Robriliini lia» called • bold and
ut in--for Kuiopr prngi uin struck
typhoon 111 t r jit . Sb.nghai today ovei act" m li» pticci and restrict
iniivti K<dtiK in I'.ingress.
counted I 1) dr.ul .,nd upwaid ul
.■induction.
Republican Senators
Vxndun?IM),0IM) lioinrlrM.
Arnold «md the thm -day week
lieig (MichI and D.illcv ( N \ ) —
Sr*-r»- 1trtr Hooded undri one WRi k’UllH.I In pfPUlF kl •llU R llllII U* j
iwo uf tin. main GUP forces be
DONALSONVl’l . l X Ua . July 2b hind fim nation's bipartisan for
uniim
to in tret <d ttjlei. I’uvvei line* coal Rciri'liv t»» plac**
in i» uuut* fuviuttm* poRition* lit — ^A*J---The inaviii ol a louth eign policy were trported work
weir down. Die IV|iliooti, the >4inr the tie*1 strlkti."
j
Georgia country town taul Indav ing on a plan tu chop th# pro*
lliat bit Okiiuwj eatliei, ended
Armild iiintended that tf the he beat oil with uunfiir a moli ara.ii l.y muic tlu.ii t.all.
Jatl tiiidniglit but coiiunuaic.itumi anti trod law. are left unchanged
And otliei Itiwmakers of both
of Ku Klux Ktausmrn wltn ti rrl
li ' „ n . „ s oa Pag* Xltablt
Were nut trtioied until lodat
I parties wide fife with their cri|o kidnap him.
tielsui uf ill.- arms plan Mr. Tru
Fouitrtn |ie1mm died when i
Mayor C. i.. Diakr ul nr* 1by man sent Cuugies* yesterday.
tenement liouve in the Ciiapr diii
Iron Cily .an! "irvrn nr nglit autoHhim Iui lienige (D -tla ), nor
till I mllijnrd Five olhci, wftt
mobile* loaded with uniloimrJ and mally n s.ipportri of Administra
elettioruled by power lino blown
m*tk.lKi Kiantmcn" apptoxrhed ln> tion handling of foi sign affairs,
down.
bouse about 3:00 A. M Sunday, said the uflciliiK of tlie arm* pro
gram oil tl.e heels uf Senate ap
Weslbet nbieivat* said it we.
irM t i.if* ream Pag* <taal
proval of tl.e North Atlantic
VWA
A SBHHI N- —
GwT- O-—N ., J u ly
, 8(k -W > —
" 1 Opened tire on them *nd Treaty looked to him Ilka an ofTwo differing propooai.
■OMH lo undor
fort lu "stamped* Congress Into
public atotoment appaeing the uv*- «» nm»f
Ifirtiw ** m Pngs ■Igkn
sturleil nut
By A8HOCIATBD P R I M
It's hot and humid Main today
/mm th* Southern Plain* to the
Atlantic coast. And. the Weather
Bureau says, there'e no Immediate
— (A*)A T L A N T A , July M -(A
'J tluv
relief In alght.
adniinFederal foraeeator* said a f*w einer Herman Tolnwdge'aemployec
cot,I bream* might drift geraaa ifctratlen has 631 more en .
winked
<
Minnvaota today. They may on* on the state payroll than w
lor Th# xtato this Urn* lest ye»r.
. Bute Auditor B. K. Th
Thrra .lie i
■ M i tho official number today tu
thoy’ll net i»»* ' tbk M il
tho eUto legietature, amidst con
sweltering' Mldwast
trove ray over Tolmadg*'* ram*
The hot bait
poifln pledge to f in hundred, of
the Southern I _ .
l
' uMia**" employe*.
and Mlnno*ota . Ofriwbrd, ta,
Th# auditor also reported, h"»
,v
OFIF l|llR «N
. V>. v .
> coastal realone.
aver, that former Qorernot M K.
M oot Industries*, be. e a fd ,. have ,hr hljgh SOj w A f f i t w
Thompson added 1,039 emidoyc
.lis t ol_ sa fe ty raise o r law * to cast again today. Meat iff
between July, 1947 and July, nun
England, ,
Tkraiher told the •tot* legisln
ja r
Congress I s Urged
To Place Unions
Under The Federal
Anti-Trust L a w s
tald.
btated Bits' trim was misSd up in
th* Undbargh kidnapping,
Col. and Mr*. Chads* A. Linbergb named B ill and Salvatore
Spilal* a* "do between*" in negottcenetaeea no rage Mean
American ehurehman hoe attorn pi mg hiiiiur. In vwlinmliiK among
rd to discredit another distinguish th*' 120 I II girl, who attend,.,i
leauur 1 Carn|i M.Qunitii- luvl week, miid
»d American cltlean, Mre. Eleau.u
Hoo.evelt, by xccualng her of irh ' MN k I.iI/i Wuodatd, county lnnni'
deim.nctiutliiii agciil, till* mnnilng
gioue Intolerance a a X."
W. I linthri uf Ihe Ml. IV in
The statement called M,*
_____
___ "courageous"
_
_____
for iter 'Bed t'lo.v Chnitlcr termed tldv
Roosevelt
No End Seen F or
Humid W e a t h e r
Over Moot Of U, S.
N o . 241
Arnold Calls Buying O f Surplus
For Curbs On Farm Goods W ith
Labor Unions
beUaPlK -And wrlto-world poac# B
arol David Win
*€»
ve y*
onotn ks o f tiw U . 9 . Department
o f Ag ricu llu ra, do net i f k M * th *
costs w iter* people ware killed 01
•u ffsrsd permanent total disabili*i*s , he declared, nor th# value of
•he lime lost, w hich totalled about
17 , 000,000 d e y t.
Falls accounted fo r 23 percent
->( the accidents, m echinciy snd
in im tls , 8 percent, nccidenls in the
16 percent) b n toads or
vlraats, I I percents e lie w h tk* on
he fa rm . 15 percent a nd 17 percent
o ff the fa rm , Ha m e a le d .
" T h is is N o tio n a l F a r m Be fe ty
W e o k ," he asserted, " a week to
be rem inded o f t h * m a n y accidents
w hich take piece 0* th e fo rm , end
to
visualise
s a fe ty
m **« u r s *
'w h k h w ill help to reduce the mintH C lM lr "
s fe iy ta a -m o tto r n f personal
In terest, <M r . f l o r o o * p rin te d nut.
" W e know th e eenats u l aecidsnt*,
b u t witaee o il o<
' interest in
th in g * w ill
tover. and
Britain Seek* More
Marshall Plan Aid
W U«
r t s "K
tbcvlkqNeted in e hurry," he takl
"Ikft*h they* .but back they were quick action."
drafted ioo *uhml*4lon
“It would l.e most unfortunate,"
(tenalc tlofmy. Chanson ari0 (light U><> far away to do *ny harm."
tii'orge said, "If action la takgn
ilderatlon uf eithi*r until
for conili
iron City it a town ui almui MHI on the arms pi ..grain before th#
ifter thin aeulon of Congress.
prt.on* in rxlremr cnulbwrcl (iriu- defense ........ II Is snt up under
Each hie the barking uf a *u<>
Manllnl bloc of senator*. Senator Kia. Il it about 13 tmlr. Itnm | I t eHlInuea Ua Vao* M lg k ll
Tohey (B -N H ), with pledge* of tbr Alabama line and abtnil tr>j
support from 19 other*, led *uo- mile* (rum Florida.
port for a resolution which would
I tiwh Klan of lie iali al Atlanta
declare It
policy
ileriare
tt American
puncy to
n>.
,
. . .
i ri i .1
transform Ihe United Nation* iMol**'*
immediately availablr lor
n Untiled world federation
Willi, loiriinrnl.
puwer.to enforca peace.
I Hherift C. I,, t’liundlcr uf fiern
.Sixteen aenntnr*. hrud*il by ........ county -<ald tin* mu)*" I'1" 1 i
Senator Kcfauvur (D-Tenn) liack-| «-|f bud mil rrpniied t h e uiiuik
Tl.e City Commission last night
ml a propuaal to combine the dgn-.lmt that a rrlatlvr* had
nutl.orised that ih« City Kecteu-
'4
( oinmisHion Vote^
To Continue City
R e c r e a t i o n Plan
rra of the new North
Atlantic ]
1
"It’* u P,,‘" y . "tdv " " J 1* " ’' " ‘v I lion t'rogram (nr ynutli*. winch
|m(| neen initiated on <t trial basis,
re state. tW sheriff v«ld. I dun t Ittc tt
i'act into an alllnnc* of free
and tin* better cluv. id people dan',
to ranwk* th* U, N.
like il.
A third proposal already
"It .tailed ulf pretty hud. tint
pending. Apon.uted by
Brnatm
liu.
i-1Kited ..............
down. I ......
think we have
Hpnrkman (D -A la ), it would *eek
tu by
av-paoa th* veto power wield 'd llllhl*’
, » (-nul,a
L - i , , Mu wur...................
..........
*o frequently by Soviet Russia. .aid* ^had
V i liren
, i “n .worn
'w»rn ,,,
mu uud no
liu contmuud until Auu. 24 under
direction of Mrs. I'. M, Uluglsl.
Fog spraying ol alley* to *11mlnato flies, inos.iultoa* and oth*.
insert* wa* ordeied started during
the week-und, said City H U n**#'
Clifford McKlhl.in lid* mo/ning.
the wurk a* ilunug past summers
will ba dune by li viug Kilnnerw of
Southern Chemicals under dnasnon nf il, E. Jutinsun, City Sani
tary officer.
th* City, said All. McKlbbln.
leaked into tha coil ..( spraying
.th* municipal area by plan., but
I
and act I n in atomic a u is se- urreMa hud Iwcti made
(C aostaM oa r s i i B i A i l
Muyoi 1'iuke .aid there hu.
I,ecu u persistent effort to In
timidate him. He "aid hv atinhaled it partly to local und atutv
politics.
“I liuve been threatened teveiai
lime,
ovei the telephone
and
William "Bill" Fleming, fonn.'i
■tor griddor’ o| Ssmlnol* High through notes, Drake vuid. Hu | tumid out that it would cost 11,600
Flemings To Conduct
Life Saving Course
grlidor
School
n i student
home on vseu
ol tand
el
tion from tb*
Ida, will (ORdMl a senior life vav
Ing co u m for boy* xnd girl* of
17 yoorB of at* or older starling
Monday night at 8:00 o’clock ut
tha Mayfair, Inn pool.
There* who paw this Course will
be eligible to toka th* course tor
Ilf* sarins-iMtgurtora to b* conUuct*4 Aug. J«|9 by Robert A>brod, field ropmantstlve, Safety
Services « f the National Red
Cross In tlm Boutheastern Area.
C H IC A G O
July 2H
Mr, Bubrod ‘to 4 former hrvav
fifty
policemen
dispersed
itow’d uf l.tHHl and arrested on* atroka swimming champion and n
swimming Mthority of national
raputa,
' vt
i
Negro Family Stint
\n g er Of Chlcagoana
~ T~
BETTER
>8— (A’j— U n11 or Lewis W.
tod by th*
to b* "cumoperation yes•I, of a cataract
B *f
ApV AN CB H
.J u l y 84— « » — J
today lifted
■little furthor
summer roily,
thgn ■■point
at Monniifki
forward.
O V ID
— W — Tho'
ad today
tion of
column
ait alia Air
I wa. on mv guard."
I to spray JfUOO acres ut laud, *nud
He said lie saw tire* hooded 11 |,„„ iheie was no giiaiant.e that
amt iidicd men ' slipping Up on my Hunts would- lie rliiutnated
u
— The
Imuse through a pasture “
cost of spraying the alleys i« esti
■
V
l
"The next night," Drake vild, mated at $300,
"a man camr to my bouse ahualtig
A resolution was pasird to
the Klun foi what il had dune have sidewalks repaired ItuouuhIn me, uud wanted me la go with out tha olty. Owners, after recslvhi in to do something about it. I irg proper nutlce, have 6t> days
had him covered all the time nut In which to do this, otherwDu in*
he didn't k n o w It.
City will mak* th* repairs and
"Meanwhile I sent my wife tu owners will lie hilled for th* ex
Ki-I a former member of file Klan pense.
to identify my guest. This former
A $3,281) contract was awarded
liirmhrr Identified him a* Ihe or- to F. M 1 English to re-n>of th*
aanlrri and leader of a Klan o f City Rhnp, Tills will be a I'd year
K (( ■1*111 *** na raa* fttaht*
lionded roof, said Mr, McKlbbln.
1f1
Pasco Packing Co.
KIwanlH To SponHor
LeascM Three Plants
P a rty For Children
LAKE ALFRED, July 26-(/P)
— Pasco i’acking Company, al
ready among tha world'* largest
citrus earners ' haa obtained the
three processing plant* of th*
Eloridsgold Citrus Corporation
lor expanded production.
J. E. Evans, preaidant of tho
Tribl* E Development Company,
yektsrday announced purchase of
Florldagpld's thr** planto ami
mor* than 1,100 acr*» of eitrua
gruvt*. Th* prlc* was not an
nounced.
, '
Evans said th* three planto— nt
Lak*' Alfred, Dundee and Baglo
would b* tawed to Fgaco.
3v*n* •Iso U president of Piano,
L. 0. Edward*, Jr., Ptwo'a ex
ecutive vie* jrw ld o n t,t told - tho
plant* will handle
handli mtuh of
th* slngl* strength eagiiod ittico
formally packed at tha Paaoo't U g
Dad* City plant,
ATTLB B T O BPBAK
Tfio Klwanl* Club will vponsc.r
a skating and watarmelim cutting
parly for chlldrsn at the skating
rink nnd at tha City Recreation
Play Canter Friday night at 7:00
o'elo«li, Mre. P. M. Glngtas, city
recraition director, announced todxyi
i A prlta will ba given to th4
ooupta who ar* bast at skatiBg.
Tho program will bo glv«n under
dirotUon uf tho Bonford Rtgr*4«
tton Dapartmant.
- H U TC H IN S O N N AM ED
. W A B H IN O TO N , July
PrafMant Truman today nominal*
*d Knox T . Huehlnxon to b* as*
ilstagt secretary of uriculturf.
Htttohlnson la a Murfr***bor*,
Totgi., f o r m a r , ____________
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Sanford Herald, 1949
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The Sanford Herald, July 25, 1949
Subject
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Sanford (Fla.)
Description
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 25, 1949. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Text
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Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 25, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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Sanford, Florida
Publisher
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
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application/pdf
Language
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald